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MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 273 Manchester— City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: HFTEEN CENTS Rockefeller Tapped For Vice President

WASHINGTON (UPI) - year after 15 years in that position to head nomination in 1964, he was booed by the President Ford today proposed a self-created Commission on Critical national convention by delegates who Choices for America. nominated Barry M. Goldwater, then and former New York Gov. Nelson Before Nixon resigned and Ford took now a staunch conservative. Rockefeller A. Rockefeller, one of the over, political Washington viewed the was seen then as the embodiment of the richest men in the world, as the commission as a springboard for another Eastern, internationalist wing of the par­ nation’s next vice president. Rockefeller race for the GOP presidential ty- nomination. GontuTvulive Support Ford announced his decision Rockefeller’s wife did not accompany on the 11th day of his presiden­ him to the White House. He explained she Sen. Robert P. Griffin of Michigan, the cy during a relaxed and infor­ had been at the beach Monday and simply politically astute Republican Senate whip, did not have time to get “presentable.” said he was surprised at how many conser­ mal televised and broadcast vative Republicans had put Rockefeller on ceremony from the Oval Office His wife, the former Margaretta Fitter Murphy, married him in 1963 after she the list of candidates they had submitted in the White House. divorced her husband and Rockefeller to Ford, He said Rockefeller was not their The nomination of Rockefeller, 66, will divorced his wife of 32 years. first choice, but was frequently their se­ go to Congress for confirmation by cond or third choice. majority vote by both houses — which con­ Initial Reartion “ 1 believe he is widely accepted and gressional leaders said could be com­ The initial reaction from Republicans in highly regarded,” Griffin said. pleted before the November elections. Congress to Rockefeller’s selection was The initial reaction from Democrats Rockefeller, who sought the Republican favorable. Sen. Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., was favorable, too. Senate Democratic presidential nomination unsuccessfully in a conservative, said Rockefeller “was not Leader Mike Mansfield predicted 1960,1964 and 1968, refused during a brief one of those I recommended but he is a Rockefeller would have no trouble being ' press conference to talk about his future distinguished American.” Thurmond said confirmed. He said the hearings would be political ambitions. He waved off he expected to support the nomination. held without delay. “We feel the President questions about whether he intended to A liberal Republican, Sen. Charles H. needs somebody,” he said. run for vice president on a ticket headed Percy of Illinois, who also harbored Albert Pleased presidential ambitions, said a Ford- by Ford in 1976 and whether he would seek Likewise, House Speaker Carl Albert, D- Rockefeller team in 1976 would be an “ab­ the presidency in 1980, when Ford no Okla., next in line to the presidency until a solutely winning ticket.” res longer would be eligible. vice presidential nominee is confirmed, In political ideological terms. “That’s too far — all of that stuff’s too reacted warmly. “The President has just Rockefeller is believed to be somewhat to far,” Rockefeller told reporters. nominated one of the most experienced the left of Ford even though he himself and capable men in the country,” Albert Will Obey Law became more conservative in his last said. “The President made a choice which Rockefeller also brushed off questions years as governor of New York. few will criticize.” about his wealth. The Rockefeller family’s When he sought the GOP presidential worth has been estimated at $1 billion. He Ford said he had considered a number of said he would conform fully with the law candidates — “all men — and women — of President Presents Nominee and he assumed that meant putting his in­ great quality.” vestments in a blind trust. He called the final decision “a tough call President Gerald Ford, left, sn- nation on television this morning as be approved by both houses of His grandfather, John D. Rockefeller, for a tough job.” troduced Nelson A. Rockefeller, his choice for vice president. Congress. (UPI photo) created the Standard Oil Co. and became former governor of New York, to the Rockefeller’s nomination must now an internationally known symbol for vast wealth. INSIDE In announcing his decision. Ford called Rockefeller “a good partner for me and 1 TODAY Impeachn^ent Most Local People Surprised think a good partner for the country and the world.” Report Seht Two of the four previous vice presidents On Second Thought...... Page 8 To Full House ascended to the presidency upon the death Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7, 20 or resignation of their predecessor — Ford By-election of Rockefeller when President Nixon resigned Aug. 9 and Sewer study suggested...... Page 2 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House Lyndon B. Johnson when President Amnesty reaction...... Page 11 Judicary Committee’s final report on the By SOL R. COHEN Mrs. Mary Doll said of Rockefeller, “I “In view of the fact President Ford is Kennedy was assassinated in 1963. Crocketf’s softball champs . Page 13 case of Richard M. Nixon will be accepted think he’ll make a fine number-two man. somewhat of a conservative,” Gallagher Elected Four Times by the full House today, possibly to Early reaction in Manchester to Presi­ Moriarty’s out of playoffs .. Page 13 become a footnote in history or a He’s had tremendous experience in added, “appointment of Rockefeller, who Rockefeller was elected four times dent Ford’s appointment of Nelson reference work for future impeachment government and has devoted much time to is more of a moderate, gives some balance governor of New York and resigned last Manchester Open entries ... Page 13 Rockefeller to be vice president was inquiries. it all his life.” to the administration.” mixed and mostly of surprise. However, in Had Nixon not resigned Aug. 9, the the main, most of the people who com­ Favored Albert House would have begun formal debate mented approved of the former New York Mrs. Doll said she would have liked to Monday on the three articles of impeach­ governor. ■ see the appointment go to House Speaker ment recommended by the committee. One who didn’t think much of the ap­ Carl Albert. A vote to impeach was considered a vir­ pointment was Lyman Fuller. Lingard Reappointed Chief “It would have been a noble gesture and tual certainty, mainly because of dis­ "I never could see him in the first would have taken the administration out of closures that Nixon interfered with an FBI chief’s post, but Christensen declined the place,” said Fuller, “and I still don’t think politics,” she said. By SOL R. COHEN It was the consensus by almost all who investigation of Watergate less than a nomination. he should be our vice president. I don’t Judge of Probate William FitzGerald Before a standing-room-only crowd of attended Monday night’s meeting it was week after the break-in. At the beginning of that portion of the think he did a good job in New York. I had remarked, “My first reaction is that it’s a about 125 Eighth District voters and to the an orderly session, with everyone per­ Those filial revelations were contained meeting concerned with appointing a fire no choice of my own — except that it good choice. I admit I didn’t expect it and enthusiastic applause of most of them, mitted to speak who wanted to speak, with in tapes Nixon made public shortly before shouldn’t be Rockefeller.” I’m surprised. Granville (Ted) Lingard Monday night chief, Cervini told of his experiences the hurt feelings hidden, and with the public he resigned. day following the July 15 meeting, after A man in Fuller’s company (he declined “The more I think of it, the more was re-appointed District fire chief and involved in all respects. The case probably would have been sent newspaper accounts of the meeting were to give his name) said, “He’d have been pleased I am,” continued FitzGerald. “If I fire marshal. He has been chief since 1968 The board’s meetings always are open to the Senate for trial within a few weeks. read. He said he was besieged by my last choice, I don’t think he did such a were the president, I would have done the and marshal since 1971. to the public. Seldom, in the past — except But the House leadership has decided telephone calls, berating him for his op­ good job in New York. I think all he ever same thing. Rockefeller is more liberal The vote naming him fire chief was 4 to for the annual meeting — have members not to take a vote to put the House on position to Lingard’s appointment — many wanted was a shot at the presidency.” than Ford. I thought all along the Presi­ 2 and was a reversal of the one July 15, of the public attended them. record for or against impeachment. Jeff Koelsch said he doesn’t know much dent would pick someone more conser­ when it was 4 to 2 for rejection. ’The vote of them with threatening remarks. about Rockefeller or his philosophy. vative.” for fire marshal was 3 to 3, with the tie He said one caller told his wife, “Tell He said, “I only know he was governor broken in Lingard’s favor by District that G— y we’re going to get him.” Director Pleased president Michael Massaro. On July 15 it Wife Scared of New York, and I read recently he was Town Director Hillery Gallagher said, involved in something or other. I think had been 4 to 2 to reject. He said his wife, a defenseless woman “I’m very pleased to see the former there must have been better qualified men As spelled out in District bylaws, the who never did anyone any harm, was governor of New York get the appoint­ than him. I don’t think Ford and fire marshal appointment is for one year. scared. The callers, he said, indicated a ment. I wasn’t leaning to anyone per­ Rockefeller will even approach the status The fire chief appointment is for an open- sick mentality, of a kind that doesn’t sonally, and I think it’s a good choice. of Nixon.” end period, pending review of the bylaws, belong on a fire department. which do not spell out length of term for Massaro agreed that, “whoever did it that position. (made the calls), did an awful thing,” add­ Key Votes ing there’s no proof the callers were The key votes Monday night were cast members of the fire department. Kissinger Pushing by Patrick Brown. He favor^ Lingard for Brown, in explaining the reversal in his fire chief and fire marshal. He had op­ vote, said he checked out the calls he got posed him for both July 15. for and against Lingard. J. Edward McKeever, who opposed the “I came to the conclusion,” he said, » |A- To End Cyprus Crisis appointments July 15 and still opposed the “the District isn’t the fire department, as one for fire marshal Monday night, was implied by one speaker last month. llniU'd Press International of U.S. Ambassador Rodger B. Davies in switched his vote for fire chief Monday The District is the people. It’s run by the Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Nicosia. night in favor of Lingard. people in the District, and that’s how I has given the go-ahead for a new peace in­ British troops on Cyprus went on full Only 20 minutes before the vote he in­ voted — by listening to them speak, out­ 4 Jl itiative to defuse the Cyprus crisis, despite alert and embassies stepped up security d ic a te he would vote, “nay,” saying, side in the District and here in this room.” fresh Turkish advances and the slaying of following the killing of Davies, who was “There is no personal vindicativeness on Thanks People America’s ambassador to the war-torn gunned down Monday while standing in an my part whatever. I have nothing against Massaro too acknowledged “the voice of island. embassy hallway during an anti-American Mr. Lingard personally, but he works in the people.” He thanked them for their Turkey, Greece and the Cypriot govern­ demonstation. Glastonbury and Isn’t on hand to answer turnout and interest and thanked District ment took time out from their dispute over Turkish troops, after slicing Cyprus in fire calls.” dispatcher Joe Bernard and the firemen the future of the embattled island to join in two in a crushing offensive last week, He explained his reversal — when the for the arrangements they made to ac­ expressing shock and regret at the murder came within three miles Monday of vote was taken — on the basis Brown’s comodate the large turnout. severing the road from Nicosia south to vote convinced him Lingard would be ap­ Lingard, in brief remarks, pledged to Limassol, the last bastion of Greek pointed and he saw no reason for opposing “cooperate with the board of directors and Cypriot power on the island. it any further. to do what’s expected of me at all times.” In Athens, Greece’s month-old civilian Opposed to Dual Jobs He praised the District firefighters and government purged top-ranking military In voting against Lingard’s appointment said he’s proud to be a member of the men from the armed forces leadership in as fire marshal, McKeever explained, “It department. “I express my gratitude to WEATHER the first step toward dismantling the com­ has always been my contention the two the people in our organization,” he said. mand structure established by the coun­ jobs should be split among two men.” “They proved that, even when the captain (Herald photo by Larson) try’s former military rulers. Voting for Lingard for the fire chief’s of their ship was away, there always were Sunny and hot today and Wednesday. Kissinger told a news conference in job were Brown, McKeever, Willard Mar­ men on hand to take the wheel. We’ve got Lingard Listens to Debate Highs both days in the low 90s. Clear skies Washington that Britain had come up with vin and Gordon Lassow. Voting “nay’ a fine group.” tonight with the low in the low 60s. a new peace initiative “which we shall In the five weeks the District was Chances of precipitation zero through the were Paul Cervini and Dante Balboni. Granville (Ted) Lingard, center, re-appointment as Eighth District fire support.” He declined to give any details without a fire chief. First Assistant Chief period. See weather map on page 2. Cervini had nominated Second Assistant listens to the discussion preceding his chief and fire marshal. of the plan. Fire Chief John Christensen for the fire Frank Mordavsky served as acting chief. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., August 20, 1974— PAGE THREE DRUG RESEARCH NATIONAl WEATHEft SESVICE FOIECAST I* 7AM E ST S -21 - 74 STOCKTON. Calif. (UPI) - Sewer Study Suggested 30100 30.00 30.24 L n ji Sea Law Development of a drug that 2 9 .7 7 could block the effects of I II* 4\ HELP WANTED | In response to a number of Thompson is also recommend­ SEATTLE heroin is part of a University property owners (by the water Meeting petitions requesting sanitary ing an eight-point set of w m h m v M of the Pacific research pro­ and sewer department) of the Liggett Patkade Pharmacy la looking lor tomaona to head Ha i sewer installations and in con­ procedures to be followed when BOSTON PUBLIC RECORDS ject that is funded by the estimated costs and 2 9 6 5 ?m w xm patent medicine department. | cert with procedures to be requests are received for 30.30 BUSINESS Nears End federal government. assessments and requesting the /•!/< » ...t I • Excaiient Miary with commission and fringe i followed in considering them, sanitary sewage tie-ins. He said LIS Dr. David S. Fries, assis­ affected property owners to Warranty Deeds dwelling at 56 Wetherell St., $6.- banefita | Mayor John Thompson is the list was prepared after dis­ CARACAS (UPI) - A top S. Thomas Leone and Elaine . tant professor at the school of respond, indicating acceptance YORK 000 • Piaasant working conditions in modern pharmacy | proposing a "Blue Ribbon” stu­ cussions he held with the town United Nations official ad­ H. Leone to Arthur E. and pharmacy, said the goals of or rejection of the proposal. Joseph G, Tripp, tool shed at dy committee, to address Itself manager and director of public mitted Monday that the third Mildred F. Hartung, property a Some experience necessary with patent medicinaa I the research are to develop a • Setting up informal 337 Hilliard St., $150. to: works. The procedures are: s \ -u attempt to draft an inter­ at 131 Mountain Rd., ^3,500. compound that will block the meetings with affected proper­ Carlos Almeida, tool shed at Apply to the manager: | • An analysis of over-all • Receipt of sanitary sewer SAN FRANCISCO foENVER national law of the sea will end U & R Housing Corp. to effects of heroin and to ty owners and town officials 40 Whitney Rd., $100. LIGGEn PARKADE PHARMACY sewer needs of the Town of petition from property owners (town manager, director of next week far short of its goal, Edward A. and Linda S. Victor DelGreco, swimming I develop a drug with the pain­ MANCHESTER PARKADE Manchester, with appropriate or a request for the installation public works, administrator of but he refused to label the con­ Borgida, property on Shepard pool at 167 Grandview St., $3,- killing benefits of morphine input from the health, from health officials. water and sewers, and town LOS ANSELES ference a failure. Dr., $62,500. 200. without the addiction •ATLANTA engineering, sewer and plan­ • Transmittal of petition or engineer), when it is deter­ “The conference needs at Elton F. and Angeline C. U & R Housing Corp., new liability of morphine. ning departments. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a a a request to the water and sewer mined the installation is s least another 12 to 15 weeks to Griswold to Francis S. and dwellings at 120 Highwood Dr., • A review of the sewer department for its comment desired by a substantial propor­ DALLAS make a package deal,” U.N. Marjorie C. Hickey, property at $45,000; and 164 Highwood Dr rules, regulations and charges. and recommendation. tion of the property owners or Undersecretary General 129 S. Main St., $29,000. $35,000. OWNERS • A consideration of alter­ lOWtST TEMPftATUIIiS Constantin A. Stavropoulos said • Transmittal of the petition when it is determined health 50 Canterbury Construction U & R Housing Corp. for native methods for funding new or request to the engineering hazards exist. S MIAMI at a news conference. Corp. to Joseph and Domenica First Federal Savings & Loan O FA LL DOGS ANNUAL sewer installations. department for its preliminary • Advertising for a public Stavropoulos said delegates A. Ragusa, property on Association, 41 x 63, one-story , TAKE I LOOK AT VOm DOC! /' • The impact of any policy engineering and cost estimates. hearing before the Board of •LEGEND- to the Third U.N. Law of the Strawberry Lane, $41,000. bank building at 344 W. Middle Is he overloaded with hair, matted and very COVENTRY 4-H that might involve deferred • Notifying the Board of Directors and notifying the Sea Conference still disagree on Russell L. and Donna P. Tpke., $200,000. Is he scratching and being irritable? Cathy Lee Crosby stars as assessments. Directors that a petition or affected property owners of the 60 RAIN how far territorial seas extend, Burnett to Robert A. and Marie CORN SUPPER "Wonder Woman” in an SNOW Under all that coat we are finding raw sores. Why? Because of • An investigation of poten­ request for sanitary sewer ser­ hearing, if the informal on the proposed 188-mile A. Patrick, property at 176 E. ABC-TV movie Wednesday 70 the unusually humid, hot weather we are having Wed. Aug. 21 tial, outside funding sources for vice has been received. meeting indicates a large 70 '% ) AIR economic zone and on rules Middle Tpke., $28,000. (Aug. 21) at 8 p.m. sewer improvements. [ ^ / / ! j sHOWE»S ^ FLOW Plus fleas & ticks are bad. 5 P.M. - 7 P.M. • Receiving a health depart­ proportion of the property governing passage of ships Judgment Lien • Any other area relating to ment report on known health owners are for the proposed in­ Ufl WEATHER EOTOCAST €> through straits. Drs. Herbert and Stephens DO THE MOST HUMANE THING — SECOND CONGREGATIONAL the sewer service in problems in the area and con­ stallation or if the health “This conference did not fail against Russell and Donna ABOUT FILM RATING GUIDE For Period Ending 7 AM EST Wednesday. Tuesday night will find showers and Have him clipped, a good bath, perhaps medicated and flea '' CHURCH Manchester that the committee ducting necessary sanitary in­ department report indicates even if we don’t produce a con­ Burnett, property at 176 E. Mid­ dip if needed. Do it before it is too latel '' deems appropriate. vestigations, if warranted. thunderstorms in the mid and upper Mississippi valley and the mid Atlantic states. Clear vention here,” Stavropoulos dle Tpke., $155. TOWN Community House For Parents and substantial problems. Lore from • Notifying the affected to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, maximum temperatures said. Lis Pendens Route 44a, Coventry Their Children in parenthesis) Atlanta 67 ( 86), Boston 65 (84), Chicago 71 (93), Cleveland 62 ( 90), Dallas 75 He maintained that failure by The Savings Bank of The 1934A class of Hartford Cathy, Donna, Debhie-Mnry, Sandy,'Sue Menu: Corn on the Cob (95), Denver 49 ( 78), Duluth 56 (72), Houston 70 (93), Jacksonville 69 ( 90), Kansas City 74 the 148 nations to reach a com­ Manchester versus Valentino Public High School plans a 40th and Me too! Corn Fritters, Ham, GENERAL AUDIENCES prehensive accord during their A ll A 0H A d m itte d Conservation Ask (95), Little Rock 70 ( 96), Los Angeles 62 (75), Miami 78 ( 90), Minneapolis 66 (80), New R. Fiano, property at 100 E. class reunion Saturday, Oct. 12, CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Salad, Rolls, Homemade Pie G Orleans 71 (92), New York 68 (84), Phoenix 77 (102), San Francisco 55 (79), Seattle 54 (70), 12 weeks here would not lead Center St. at the Hotel Sonesta. The Beverages countries to resort to unilateral Monday thru Saturday o A.M. to 4 P.M. Bi'Products Property St. Louis 70 ( 95) and Washington 68 (84 degrees.) Murriuge License whereabuts of some classmates claims over'ocean space during Kenneth Leland Bates, East Adults *2.50 PARENTAL QUtOANCt is unknown, and persons who SUDS and SCISSORS SUOOESTeO the next year. Hampton, and Priscilla Lillian want more information about Children 6-12 $1.25 Some Meieriel Mey Not Be Be Purchased by Town Stavropolous said par­ Davis, 501 Birch Mt. Rd. the event should contact Mrs. DOGGIE SHOPPE Suitable For Pre-Teenafart TV TONIGHT ticipating countries will 5 end under FREEI COVENTRY Building Permits Helen Smith Sawyer, class All Breeds, Big and Little Ones... be done there is no need for in­ negotiate privately on key John Tobias for John secretary, 31 Westwood Dr., Mongrels, tool — 6:00 - Take Out Dinners Available Donna Holland activities, she said. issues after the conference O’Rourke, alterations to Simsbury. POST RD. PUZA ROUTE 30. VERHOll. CONN. PtWNE 875-7624 (No Beverage) $2.50 Correg|iondcnt (3-8-22-30) NEWS ends. RESTRICTeD "Our commission works TICKETS SOLD AT THE DOOR Urtder 17 requirte accompenvir 646-037.'> (18) SECRET AGENT Sponsored by 4-H Town Committee closely with the Planning and R Parent or Adult Guerdten COURT CASES The Conservation Commis­ Zoning Commission as well as (20) FILM sion will recommend to the being involved with the sub­ (24) SESAME STREET East Hartford, operating a Johnson, center, receives the engraved silver bowl from Lutheran Brotherhood President town that the building on the divisions, septic tanks, air (40) BONANZA CIRCUIT COURT 12 both were released on their motor vehicle while license Woodrow P. Langhaug, left, and the Presidential Citation from Arley R. Bjella, chairman Connecticut Bi-Products pollution, water pollution and - 6:30 - Manchester Session written promise to appear in C22^THEATRES EAST suspended, $100, and having a of the board and chief executive. tr.i yj^iCMtsiin SH p* h»»oi • 4 » - s’ . ^ NO ONE UNDCR 17AOSMTTCO property be razed and the many other things too nemrous (3-8-22-30) NEWS Charles T. DiPietro, 40, of court Sept. 9. (Age hrmt may vary passenger outside the motor SmJciLiiln property be acquired by the to list,” she said. West Hartford appear^ Mon­ in ce rtain areaat - 7:00 — vehicle, nolled. ■“RETURN OF THE DRAGON" town if at all possible. day on the charges of first- Philip Rose, 31, of no certain (3-20-22-40) NEWS ■ • Victor Turek, 67, of 118 Am­ Allen Sandberg recently degree criminal attempt to address, charged with illegal Cited For Service - MPAA (8) TRUTH OR bassador Dr., operating a W R T E T $ * i F " reported to the commission on assault, threatening, and possession of controlled drugs the status of the property. Dr. Mrs. Grasso CONSEQUENCES motor vehicle without a license, Bernard Johnson of 92 Vail, Vail, Colo. Johnson earned |p /u a OKLAHOMA (»UDE"p (18) DICK VAN DYKE carrying a weapon (bread and third-degree assault, sur­ tion, he now serves as president Robert Bolen and several nolled. Redwood Rd., has received a the right to attend by qualifying (24) YOU OWE IT TO knife) in a motor vehicle. The rendered himself Monday on a of the group. residents also attend the Seeks Meeting • Paula Twichell, 17, of Presidential Citation for for one of the top Lutheran LUCY is “ NAME" ..o, YOURSELF charges stem from a weekend Circuirt Court 12 warrant meeting. domestic disturbance. charging him with failure to Coventry, fourth-degree Outstanding Community Ser­ Brotherhood sales clubs for He is also a member of the To Save Plant (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Following a discussion of the In lieu of $25,000 bond, he was appear to face these charges on larceny, failed to appear, vice from Lutheran 1973. Manchester Land Conservation entire situation, it became ap­ WASHINGTON (U P I)-R ep. - 7:30 — taken to the state correctional Aug. 15. His case was continued rearrest warrant issued with Brotherhood, Minneapolis- Johnson, a member of the H. Trust and serves as an assistant parent that the property should Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., (3) OZZIE’S GIRLS center in Hartford. His case to Thursday and his bond was $50 surety bond. based fraternal insurance Leland Whitfield Agency Cub Scout den parent. • Peter Vogiantzes, 42, of Paul Ntwmin be sold at a tax sale in October. Democratic candidate for (8-22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL was continued to Sept. 26. set at $5,(X)0 cash. He failed to society. headquartered in Newington, is At Emanuel Lutheran Robert Rodlord governor, has called for a (18) NFL CHAMPION GAMES post it and was taken to the cor­ Springfield, Mass., operating a The award was presented at a chairman of the Manchester Church, he is a chairman of the Nature Trail meeting of concerned business, (20) FILM / Frank DeCiantis, 16, of 527 rection center in Hartford. motor vehicle while under the Lutheran Brotherhood Regional Zoning Board of Appeals. An stewardship committee and a “ The Sting” The commission reported labor and government officials (24) ERICA/ Lake St. and John J. Paquette, influence of liquor reduced to Sales Conference at Manor ■organizer of the Redwood delegate to the New England (PQ) that the Jaycees have com­ to try to keep a Bristol factory (30) ANIMAL WORLD 16, of 118 Florence St. appeared other court action included: failure to pass to the left of a Farms Homeowner Associa- synod convention. pleted clearing a nature trail on in operation. (40) ROOM 222 to face charges of disorderly • Robert M. Day, 21, of vehicle, $40. Plus Clint Eastwood the Laidlaw property. L.- ! Ingraham Industries, a sub­ conduct in connection with a Beaver Trail, Coventry, dis­ INSURANCE SEMINAR PASS EXAMS Bolbrock and Thomas F. Crowe Waller Matthau The commission was very sidiary of McGraw-Edison Co., - 8:00 — disturbance Friday night at the orderly conduct, $20. Jr. of Manchester. [“ Thunderbolt and (3) MAUDE Advanced business life in­ The Connecticut State Board pleased with the work that had has announced that it will cease spring by Case Mountain. They • Arthur J. Dutra, 42, of surance planning was discussed The following passed the first (8-40) HAPPY DAYS of Registration for Professional ,“ Charlie Varrick” been done. operations, which will mean the Marlborough, breach of peace, in Montpelier, Vt., last week by half of the engineering exam j Jghtfoot” w, (18) BASEBALL Engineers and Land Surveyors ‘SIDEWINDERS’ (PQ) It hopes to sponsor a “walk” layoff of 300 to 400 employes. nolled (not prosecuted). John F. Perry of Vernon and announced recently the list of and have been issued cer­ Minnesota Twins vs. Yankees - N.Y. FRICTION- POWERED Plus-Lee M arvlir sometim e in September to The firm is now a manufacturer • Ronald Gankofskie, 18, of Nathan Weissberg of Windsor, 233 candidates who took the tificates as engineer-in­ CUSTOM CARS acquaint the public with the of fuses and small timing (24) MAN BUILDS STEEL SHOWCASE I 362 Gardner St., misuse of both of George “Ted” LaBonne April examination and training: John L. Russell and EASTHARJfORD Collect 'em! Race 'em! Red-hot custom DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 property, which is located at devices. It was founded in 1820 MAN DESTROYS ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. registration plates, $15, and Manchester-Hartford general successfully completed the Volney W. Blodgett of Coven­ models run on friction power! Wild colors (‘‘The Spikes Gangj the rear of the old brick school as a clockmaking factory. (20-22-30) ADAM 12 (UPI) — The Steel Pier here operating an unregistered agency of National Life In­ exam inations and are now try; Howard DeMonte of with all the details, too! Recom­ on Goose Lane and Madow Rd. Mrs. Grasso said Monday she motor vehicle, nolled. surance Co. of Vermont as part qualified to practice in the state Tolland; Alan J. Okolotowicz of is in its 77th season of provid­ mended (or ages 4-8. Hurry in! The commission is advising has helped the firm obtain 113.1 — 8:30 - ing a showcase for entertain­ • Alvin M. Hurst, 19, of 7 of a week-long course. under the conditions as set forth South Windsor; William J. STORAGE CHEST /M o n . and TUES.99\ Town Council that state funding (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 1 ^ E A S T W m m million of defense contracts ment personalities of every Ford St., two counts of issuing Owners’, officers’ and in the General Statutes. Dowicki.and David C. Layman SALE ENDS $■ KWMM n d REDfOM) (K ) is available for the purchase of (8-40) MOVIE thrifty FUN SIZE CANDY BARS Walnut grain! Sturdy fiberboard with tight [OJ DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 since 1971, when the firm first description. It survived bad checks, failure to appear. A employes’ phases of these Those from the area who of Rockville, and Ramon Q. FRIDAY ' “ open space. lid. Matches any decor. feared it would be forced to “Scream, Pretty Peggy" heavy storm damage of 1962 rearrest warrant has been programs wer? stressed in the successfully completed the Alfonso, James R. McQueen, “THE STING" It will send a list of possible (20-22-30) SNOOP SISTERS ,^ i u AUGUST 23 WINNER OF 7 ACAD. AWARDS / shut down. and a 1970 fire. It was bought issued with a $100 surety bond. concentrated sessions at the examinations were: Vincent A. James P. Pedalino and Hugh H. areas to be considered. (24) MYSHKIN The thrifty way to Including HST PICTUK / MANCHESTER In other actions Monday, in 1945 by the late George A. • Peter Hutchinson, 19, and firm’s home office. The 18 Avino and Richard C. Shores of Tansey of Manchester. Included in those areas are the shop is to plan ahead, DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Mrs. Grasso voted in favor of Hamid Sr., a child Arabian Lynn Kelsey, 20, both of selected participants from the Tolland; Bradley Smith of QUALIFIED Ashbrook area on Brewster St., — 9:30 — thus avoiding spur-of- STARTS TOMORROW! legislation to reduce year-round acrobat in Buffalo Bill’s Wild Hutchinson Rd., Andover, each National Life of Vermont coun­ Amston; Joseph J. Kulowiec, John Doyle of Manchester the Keene property on South St. (3) SHAFT the-moment purchases daylight savings to only eight West Show, and is still oper­ charged with third-degree trywide field force gave special George G. Young and Roland L. has qualified as a member of and the Salvation Army Camp, (24) PERFORMANCE which can eat up a WOODY ALLEN months and in favor of legisla­ ated by his son. larceny, dismissed. attention to the role of life in­ Severance Jr. of South Wind­ the 1974 Top Club of New York when and if it becomes tion permanently authorizing — 10:00 — • Sharon Jones, 22, of 90 budget. surance in solving accounting, sor; Robert J. Norwood of Life Insurance Co. VAlVit* Rated (R) \ available. the Youth Conservation Corps, / 99* AOM. 3 TIMES (8-40) MARCUS WELBY, MO Talcott Ave., Rockville, legal and tax problems of the Rockville; Terry D. McCarthy The Top Club is composed of 1/ 1. -"SLEEPER” Members of the Conservation which provides outdoor reckless driving reduced to And the thrifty way to sole proprietor, the partnership New York Life’s outstanding This printing test pattern is" of Vernon; Michael C. Healy of 2. -"RANANAS” Commission unanimously summer jobs for young people. (20-22-30) POLICE STORY speeding, $50. find a cash buyer for and the corporation, including agents and membership is part of The Herald quality con-i Columbia; Roger G. Gregoire EMERGENCY FLARES ALKA SELTZERS TABS COUNTY UNE agreed that beginning with their Both measures passed. • Gregory Kelley, 20, of 17 items you bought and based on 1973-74 sales records. 3 . -"EVERYTHING YOU — 10:30 - trot program in order to give*^ the professional corporation. of Hebron, and Richard J. Each flare lasts 15 minutes. IN FOIL IVES SHOWN 7:20-9:00 September meeting a portion of Pearl St., possession of never use is to tu rn to ALWAYS WANTED TO (18) CAN YOU TOP THIS? r x c . o i 1 ^ 1 Sun. Csnt 2 P Ji / you one of the finest a low-cost Want Ad. rxg.oi 14^1 KNOW ABOUT SEX AND each meeting at the beginning ' (24) BOOK BEAT marijuana, nolled. newspapers in the nation. • Peter H. Butterfield, 16, of A MODERN PHONE 6 49-93 33 | WERE AFRAID TO ASK" would be set aside for Mayor’s Office Hours residents to discuss problems - 11:00 — 127 Vernon Rd. and Steven M. onsum er PHARMACY they might have or to bring any Mayor John Thompson will (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Spencer, 16, of 460 Lake St., CINEMA/ 1234 matter they wish to the com­ hold office hours Saturday, (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT ■ .... both of Bolton, each charged •AUjijS; from 9 to 11 a.m., in the G f E 0 C j with second-degree criminal l-M EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. mission's attention. - 11:30 - loncern • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 5«a-8810 The commission would like Manchester Municipal trespass, dismissed. Building. (3) MOVIE O h e lie r a t b ■ ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING - Wb Honor MASTER CHARGE • more input from_,the communi­ • Robert C. Maurice, 19, of 10 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Connecticut Department o( Consumer Protection He said individuals or groups "The Spy Is a Girl" (1959) ty as to how it feels and what it (8-40) WIDE WORLD OF Meadowbrook Apartments, Barbara B. Dunn. Commissioner CHARLES BRONSON of citizens are welcome to visit Ellington, fourth-degree PHONE 643-2711 Terry Higgins. Director ot Consumer Education wants. MYSTERY FOR ASSISTAN CE IN PLACINQ YOUR AO GRANTS SOFT WHITE with him and discuss any sub­ Jam es GILLETTE® SUPER "MR.MAJES7YK" The commission meets (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON ( larceny, dismissed. BULBS . . . 60, 75, 100 regularly on the second ject in his jurisdiction. • David J. Swanson, 20, of F. STAINLESS’" BLADES jiS S S S B s rs The Federal Trade Commis­ the Assistant Director for D’Am ato WATT $, ...... Wednesday of the month at 7:30 rx o .O F 4 I I.OF 1 0 ^ 1 p.m. in the town hall board WEDNESDAY NITE sion has announced proposed Special Statutes, Federal Trade BS/R.Ph. room. The District of (^lumbia regulations to establish Commission, Washington, D.C. M e P e Y a t------Frances Funk, commission ranks first in per capita wine AT MR. STEAK 244 CENTER ST. requirements for making imita­ not later than Sept. 16. member, said the main purpose consumption in the United tion coins, medals and political Answers to questions of of the commission is to States, followed by Nevada MANCHESTER items under the Hobby Protec­ general interest will appear in Proper treatment of any safeguard the environment. and California. tion Act. I IlS i .1.1^1 IK II this colunin. Address questions condition depends on a She said the commission has Phono 646-190S Nearly 10 million coin and medal collectors and the to: “Of Consumer Concern,” knowledge of its few mandatory duties and no causes...The process of fin­ ANTRON III |I»«WIITK1i.M.M(mTWHIM33| Starts TOMORROW! millions who collect political Department of Consumer TEFLON II® FRY PAN power by state statutes but the THEATER OPEN 7 DAYS ding out the cause of a condi- 7" statutes do give the commission items have expressed a keen in- Protection, State Office PETTI SLIPS “IT CAN BE SAID, SIMPLY terest in the proposed Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115, tion is called Magnificent lace trims this Antron 111® nylon slip. leeway to become involved in SCHEDULE diagnosis...Most conditions almost anything. regulations, which will aid or dial 1-800-842-2649- toll free. Mini-Short-Average. Sizes S-M-L-XL. AND WITH THANKS, THAT FESTIVAL AMEFUCA’S STEAK EXPEFTT have not only immediate IT IS AN ABSOLUTELY Mrs. Funk said she knows of collectors in distinguishing »i Showplace Theatre — copies from the genuine causes but also contributing towns which have inactive com­ causes...A man may have a . TERRIFIC MOVIEr missions but she cannot unders­ “Thunderbolt and Lightfoot” original, and often high-priced To yC o ckt 7:15-9:15 broken arm from getting hit lim e M o g o iln e tand why. There is so much to items. Meadows Drive-In— “Return FRIED CLAMS Every Tues. Night Turn by a motorcar; perhaps he SAVE 22% The act, which became effec­ of the Dragon” 8:35; "Straw OR tive Nov. 29, 1973, requires that spare time was blind in one eye and THE THREE Dogs” 10:20 imitation political items would not have been hit by the car had he been able to Showcase Cinema 1 — FLOUNDER (including any button, poster, into MUSKETEERS “That’s Entertainment” 2:15- see it...A person gets tuber­ HOUSEHOLD PLASTICS ItCHNICOLOR* MANCHESTER literature, sticker or advertise­ BIG TEN FINE TIP PENS CRICKET® PRINTS BY DE LUXE' /lifil 4:50-7:30-10:00 ment) be marked with the year spare cash culosis when invaded by the DISPOSABLE IVz bu. laundry basket, 16-qt. deep dish HOSPITAL Showcase 2 - “SPYS” 2:15- YOUR CHOICE of manufacture and the word germ of tuberculosis if his F«c. or 10^1 pan, bowl brush and holder, 14-qt. decor PG body is such as to be unable LIGHTER 4:05-5:55-7:40-9:20 “Copy” and that imitation Lairn Incomt Tai waste basket. 11-qt. pail. Colors. NOTES to overcome the ger- JUNIOR MISS Showcase 3— “Uptown Satur­ numismatic items (including Praparallon tram »!« HtR Block m...There are contributing ,J«wcin 99C EACH day Night” 1:30-3:35-5:457:50- any coin, token, paper money or FASHION BRAS Merle Benedict, 33 Cubles 9:55 Thousands with spare causes with direct A. NYLON LACE CUP BRA; Comfortable stretch MANCHESTER ADULT commemorative medal) shall lime are earning extra Dr.; June Peterson, 29 manifestations in body dis­ midrilf. nylon/Lycra’ Spandex sides, back. Sizes DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Showcase 4 — “ Mr. also be marked “Copy.” money in the growing Northfield St.; Louise Wallace, lield o( prolessional in­ turbances...Sometimes, 30-34AA, 30-36A. CROSS IT -- and you just Majestyk” 1:45-3:50-5:55-8:00- The markings must be plain ■ 1 too Croft Dr.; Judith 10:10 come lax service. Enroll- however, the causes are B. NYLON TRICOT BRA; A hint ol liberlill lightly might gel crossed oft! / Pendergast, 81 Benton St.; and permanent. The FTC was menl open to men and Blue Hills Drive-In — women ol all ages. Job in­ remote...The mind seems to lines the cups. Lycra' Spandex sides, back. Adjust­ i l l MACON Theresa Wojteczko, East Hart­ KIDDIES’ MEAL! authorized to prescribe able stretch straps. Sizes 30-34AAA, 30-34AA, terviews available lor best “Tough” 8:30; “ Junior Served with regulations as to their manner play a part in affecting the COUHTYi ford; Virginia McCarthy, 66 Bonner” 10:17 students. Send lor free part of the body that may 30-34A. Broad St.; Gary Aronson, 4 Ranch House Toast RULES FOR KIDIRES FREE MEAL - and form and was given en­ Information and class C. BEGINNER BRA: Soft, stretchy all nylon bra ASSORTED TOY SETS 5 TIER SLACK OR Vernon Cinema 1 — “Macon schedules today. succumb to disease... Level Rd.; Patricia Nordling, crisp green salad 'two (2) FREE Msale Par Family For Chlldran 12 and forcement responsibility. has shape-conforming elastic insert between cups. Hours ol lun tor the kidsi Colorfully detailed 3 TROUSER HANGERS tU N E County Line” 7:20-9:00 Classes Start: Sept, ttth Feminine lace edging. Sizes 30-34AA, 30-34A. BIC BANANA" 684 Hartford Tpke., Vernon; and choice of potato Undar. Family Maana Ona or Both Paranta Praaant. All The commission’s proposed There are 3 sets are Individually packaged . . great for Cinema 2— "The Sting” 7:10- AMERICA’S STEAK EXPERT 'rainy day' play! Samuel I Aikoll presents a Mai Bae» production — ' H Wayne Jones, 40 Edgerton St. itama on Chlldran’a Manu Avallabla, Excluding "Llltia regulations provide, in sum­ ^ convtniani claaa locations. Proper medication FINE LINE MARKER 9:30 Jack Hornar Staak” . . . 'Not rtconwntndfd lor chikirin ur>d*f 3 Macon County Una EOlorbyCfl an American Inleinalional release Also, William Walsh, 28 mary, that numismatic items, alleviates a great amount of »l Manchester Drive-In — “The ■ tXMJaBLOCK I DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE? I ^^olhef Place, Another Time ’ composed and sung by Bobbie Genirii including original items which r.r.» l Edwards St.; Joanne Sanford, Stone Killer” 8:30; “Macon CONTACT THE OFFICE NEAREST YOU discomfort. Fill your the more for your moneysworth store have been altered, shall have g 3S6 R. West Middle Tpke. g 25 Northview Dr., South Wind­ County Line” 10:15 EAST HARTFORD ONLY PARENTS SPECIAL! /pf'escriptions at LENOX PLUS sor; Donna Waite, RFD 4, the word “Copy” stamped in ■ Manchester. Conn. (06040) ■ PHARMACY, 299 E. Center VEBNDN PLAINVILLE NEWIN6TDN BBI8TDL CHARLES UA East 1 — “Return of the capital letters of specific g Please send me Iree inlormaiion m Coventry; David Regini, 126A OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK II A.M. TO 10 P.M. ROAST SIRLOIN St., Tel. 649-0896 for free Trl-CIty Plaza 266 Naw Braltaln Ava. 246 HaiHord Ava. 121 Farmington Ave. You can use your THIS BRONSONb Dragon” 7:25-9:15 dimensions and be stamped into N im t______* G m / h I a Rachel Rd.; Patricia Ward, UA East 2 — "For Pete’s of BEEF, au jus delivery. Open 8-9. Sun. and AVDN-SIMSBUBY MIDDLETDWN BABKHAMSTED WnHERSFIELD Grant City TOP the metal (Incused) where I AddieH______I Holidays 8-8. “Symbol Of CHARGE CARO iT heS T O N t Hartford; William Freeman, Sake” 9:35; “Oklahoma Crude” 5 6 9 - 2 8 0 0 FamUngton Vallay Mall Waahlngton Plaza Bouta 44 188 Sllaa Daana Hwy. Charge Account 125 Avery St.; Jean Zachman, Baked Potato, and possible. Finest Pharmacy Service.” good at all Grant stores CO-HIT KILLER 7:30 coast to coast MANCHESTEB coa$t-to-coast a PIN' oc uuaniTiis Pieuvaiitp Tossed Salad. * All interested persons, or Gift Dept., Film, Cosmetics, WIND8DB ENFIELD HABTFDBD riemcoLUMiiamcxuMS Gilead St., Hebron; Jeffrey 677 Silver Lane East Hartford 2.99 -ie- UA East 3 — "Marne” 7:00- Parkada Stamp, 5 Abby Dr., Hebron. groups, may file written data, Candy. We honor Master 666 Wndaor Ava. 46 Elm Straat downtown OIMB 9:20 PI\one_ views or comments concerning Charge Cards. the proposed regulations with CUP AND MAIL TODAY I PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Tues,, August 20, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., August 20, 1974— PAGE FIVE Catholic Bishops Speak Big Blast iHaiirliPstpr tu n titm Cause Said Paper Girl’s Slayer Flees Out Against Abortion Accidental HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. the Detroit Free Press. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - However, when authorities serve the warrant, he had OPINION HARTFORD (UPI) - A (UPI) — Besieged by citizens He was later released on $2,- Whealon and Connecticut’s Curtis of Bridgeport said abor­ There was no bomb involved in returned to Acosta’s home to vanished, Blackwell said. bishop says the 1973 U.S. outraged over the slaying of a 5(X) bond after telling police he two other bishops held an un­ tion was “an unspeakable a devastating explosion that Supreme Court decision 12-year-old paper girl, thought the car being driven by usual news conference where crime and a return to paganism ripped through a city block ■ v'- . •*- striking down restrictive abor­ authorities Monday raised the the girl’s father was that of a they discussed a new booklet against which Christainity has during the weekend, says Fire tion laws is causing a “crisis of charges against her accused “hit man” trying to kill him. mailed to all Connecticut always struggled.” Chief Raymond Hill. conscience” for Roman killer from manslaughter to The father, Marion Perchman, parishes that directs Catholic The Most Rev. Vincent Hines He called the blast acciden­ Orderly Transition Catholic medical personnel. murder only to discover he had 35, was hospitalized in serious physicians, nurses and other of Norwich said the pamphlet tal, and said it probably was “That decision has created a fled. condition with gunshot wounds. health workers to refuse to par­ was not a “threat” but “a guide caused by a volatile chemical We can take pride in the orderly dent in our history to leave office in crisis of conscience for anyone Mayor Robert Blackwell said Police quoted Acosta as ticipate in abortions or be for persons whose consciences compound sitting in the hot sun who believes in respect for Monday night that attorneys for saying, "I wanted to get manner in which the transition in this manner. excommunicated. Wheaton said are troubled about abortions.” for a day and a half. the suspect, Rudolph Acosta, human life,” the Most Rev. the pamphlet was written in The 16-page pamphlet everyone in that car before they government has been made. We had Others will espouse a strict John F. Whealon, bishop of the 24, a known drug trafficker, got me. Those guys carry response to the 1973 decision. published last week says church Hill’s report discounted an promised to deliver him to no strikes, riots, military takeovers or legalistic,view that he should be tried archdiocese of Hartford, said The Most Rev. Walter W. laws against abortion apply to machine guns." Monday. earlier claim by the city’s authorities by Wednesday. Angry citizens responded to any of the internal turbulence which in the courts and if found guilty all, from pregnant women to socalled “alphabet bomber” “But I don’t care what they aides who wheel them to sur­ the news of the slaying by going so often has been seen in other nations suitably sentenced and stripped of his •/-V. ' M that the explosion Saturday was say,” he added, “We’re going to to city hall Sunday and demand­ gery at abortion clinics or caused by “delinquent leftovers try to get him before that.” in governmental crisis. pensions and other emoluments ac­ Consumer Counsel hospitals. ing that stiff charges be of our activities one week ago.” Acosta was arrested Sunday brought against the killer. The wisdom and efficiency of con­ cruing to former Presidents. Excommunication comes The bomber who calls and charged with manslaughter automatically to Catholics who Blackwell said an estimated To Query Witnesses himself Isaac Rasim also said in th e slaying of Edith 300 citizens returned to city hall stitutional process has been seen. And There is no apparent way that this counsel or knowingly par­ in a call to a newspaper that he Perchman, who was gunned Monday and he informed him HARTFORD (UPI) - For Several parties, including the ticipate directly in an abortion in our view it was not thwarted by the can be settled to suit everybody. Mr. would keep the city “clean of down as she approached a the charges had been changed the first time in Connecticut City of Hartford and Rep. Ella while othes who become in­ resignation of former President fireworks” for the next few residence in this Detroit suburb to second-degree murder. Jaworski has a tremendous burden. history, an attorney whose only T. Grasso, D-Conn., volved indirectly are “morally Democratic gubernatorial can­ days to give authorities a to deliver a Sunday edition of Nixon. His resignation came because President Ford has moved rapidly purpose is to defend the con- wrong.” didate, tried to get the PUC to chance to respond to what he s u m e r ’s i n te r e s t is The pamphlet titled “Your of the inevitability of constitutional to shore up our foreign relations, stop the hearings until the con­ says are the demands of his crossexamining represen­ Conscience and Abortion” notes group, “Aliens of America.” procedure. which go on, no matter who is Presi­ sumer counsel, set up under a tatives of the utility industry in new law, could be appointed. that state law permits anyone public hearing. to refuse to “participate in any The nation is having a slight respite dent. He has been in touch with other They contended the hearings One demand is the repeal of PLAZA DEPT. STORE David Silverstone, consumer phase of an abortion that from the frenetic events of the past leaders of state and Dr. Kissinger has could be illegal otherwise. all federal immigration laws. (We Have A Notion To Please) counsel for the Public Utilities violates his or her judgment, The hearings went on but Rasim has threatened to Next to Frank’s Supermarket several weeks. The Ervin Committee been conferring with diplomatic Commission, was scheduled soon after, the PUC named philosophical, moral or 2 “ spell out in blood across today to present his questions to religious beliefs.” EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER has concluded its work and is dis­ representatives. Silverstone, 28, to the post. Late America” the lettered Northeast Utilities officials. “Under the circumstances,” in the month, the hearings were sequence of Aliens of America. banded and in the light of the Nixon Their goal is to maintain peace and The holding company, the pamphlet says in bold-faced adjourned to aliow Silvestone He already has claimed Freezer Boxes and Bags MAN(»IESTER STATE BANK representing Hartford Electric type, “Catholic physicians, resignation impeachment in the good will throughout the world. It is time to prepare cross- responsibility for a deadly 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Light Co. and Connecticut Light nurses, medical students, Mason Ball Canning Jars House and and Senate have come to an examination. explosion at an airport and a Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon - Member FDIC generally acknowledged that Mr. & Power, is seeking rate in­ Sailing side by side on the Connecticut River (Photo by Reginald Pinto) The hearings were resumed medical technicians, bomb planted in a locker at a end. Nixon’s principal and most creases of $60 million. Need Something? Ask Plazal Monday. As many as 25 people, paramedical per- bus terminal. Watergate grand juries are tem­ praiseworthy efforts were in this The hearings on the request mostly from the Committee for sonnnel...should inform their began last month, before the hospitals in writing that they do porarily inactive and Special Lower Utility Bills, picketed area. PUC had even appointed the Capitol with signs urging not intend to participate in an Prosecutor Leon Jaworski has said President Ford seems to be making Silverstone. refusai of the rate hikes. abortion act in their hospital.” that he is going to go slowly in a good beginning. His quarter of a cen­ ANDREW TULLY I'’ weighing additional charges. tury in the House will be of great A great mantle of responsibility has value to him in dealing with the OPEN settled on Mr. Jaworski’s shoulders. Congress. And he has given evidence Heart Warming Congressional attempt to pass a mo­ that he intends to work with the FORUM C i f y tion of immunity for Mr. Nixon Congress much more closely than Mr. properly did not get off the ground. Nixon did. WASHINGTON — The nicest, most warm­ This is the story of people who looked the case. Presumably there are people in ing story of the year has come from the upon the horrors of Belfast and went that area who don’t like certain other peo­ The matter is one that lies within Of course the problems of the Seek Support Upper Midwest, an area whose people still further than wringing their hands. They ple, and vice versa. Human nature’s faults GREATESTlALE! the jurisdiction of the grand juries, former administration did not go seem imbued with the helpful hospitality did something about it. The project was are not confined to New York City or Dear sir: the child of the Hibbing, Minn., Rotary Washington, D.C. Yet, I suggest that the courts and the prosecutor’s office. away with the resignation. Inflation is of their pioneer forebears. August 24, the anti-DevCo coalition will It was an Associated Press dispatch Club, but it was enthusiastically endorsed young Keenan was more right than wrong. An aide to President Ford has said still our number one problem. It is not be having a second hoe-down type dance from Minneapolis, beautifully written in a by Ribbing’s neighbors. As events of the past few weeks have on the dirt floor of the specious Coventry that he would not consider a pardon unique to the United States and it is low key by a reporter named Ellen Had- Both Catholic and Protestant children shown, this is a land of basically good peo­ Riding Stable Arena. The band “Sunny were brought to the crisp summer beauty ple — people who can welcome a new for Mr. Nixon, if he were found guilty dow, about the departure of 120 youngsters puzzling to economists. Slope’’ will be featured, playing excellent from Ireland's troubled Belfast after a of the Upper Midwest. The people of Hib­ President and yet spare a sympathetic in the courts. Thus, the burden of On the basis of his record we expect music for all types of dancing. six-weeks stay with American families. bing and other communities sought not word for a ruined one. All proceeds will be used to defray legal only to give the children a vacation from It is still a country where people give judgment has passed to Mr. Jaworski. Mr. Ford to be conservative. The children, we are told, “left amid expenses which will be incurred by the at­ tears and some hysterics. But they were guerrilla warfare, but to show them generosly to local charities, support their He has a grave task. Americans For Democratic Action torney hired by the coalition to maintain more confident and looked happier than on Catholics and Protestants living in peace. churches, and lend a hand at a barn- the rural quality in Coventry. Since the According to a recent Gallup poll, 79 rated Mr. Ford at zero on their their arrival.” They were leaving The United Nations should come up with raising and to a family left homeless by a A threat of this type of development is a ideas like that. fire in a New York slum. It is still a coun­ per cent of the people feel that Mr. playmates and surrogate parents in cities evaluation of his votes on their type of statewide and nation-wide problem and and towns with names like St. Paul, Hib- Indeed, I hope both sides in Belfast will try whose government appropriates Nixon did the right thing in resigning liberal measures. That’s fine with us. the outcome in Coventry will set a prece­ bing, Orono and Mankato to return to the take note of the farewell words uttered by money, with the consent of the governed dent in other areas, we urge everyone’s David Bell, 11, who stayed with the Don majority, to bring succor to human beings his office. Yet 55 per cent of those in­ And our new President has an aura intermittent religious violence of their support in attending this enjoyable func­ home neighborhoods, and the sadness was Rollings family in Mankato, Minn. “I real­ in foreign lands. terviewed did not feel that he should that we think will appeal to the public. tion. universal. ly don’t want to go home,” said David. So I suppose we should not be surprised Shop-At-Home be prosecuted in the courts. He is frank, low key, and probably a Tickets may be purchased at the door of Robin Hoover of St. Paul was near tears “It’s exciting and fun here and I can go that the Rotary Club in little Hibbing held the arena which is on Judd Road in Coven­ anyplace I want.” He took home with him out a welcoming hand to the children of This is a subject on which strong as he bade boodbye to Debbie Miller, 10. nice guy to have as a next door try or by calling 742-6338, or 742-7576. “She’s a totally changed child from when a Minnesota Twins batting helmet, a Belfast. I am not surprised, but if nobody U differences of opinon will exist. Some neighbor. There’s something Mrs. Harvey Barrette she came,” Ellen Haddow quoted Hoover baseball bat and kites for his brothers. minds too much, I am cheered and moved. for Custom Draperies Avery Shores “I’ve gotten so used to it here,” said I salute my neighbors — the Hoovers, the will hold the view that being forced to refreshing about a President of the as remarking. “Her uncle was gunned Coventry down in the street...She sees things we can Joseph Keenan, 11, who stayed with the O’Reillys, the Rollings and all the others resign under pressure and having lost United States appearing at his front only guess about. Now, she’s more confi­ Donald O’Reillys of Orono, Minn. “It’s so — and I’m afraid that’s a lump in my Slipcovers and Bedspreads all his Congressional support Mr. door early in the morning clad in dent, self-assured little girl.” quiet and people like each other.” throat. Well, maybe Joseph Keenan overstated Nixon has been punished enough. Of pajamas to take in the paper. He TODAY’S Qgr entire I course, he is the first and only Presi­ ought to stay in touch with the people. collection el \ / G THOUGHT decorator tabricslI \ Praise The Lord? DON OAKLEY Correcting An Inequity When difficult times come our way, our first reaction is “Oh God, why have you time, there are few of-them who can taSatiJn are Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona is forsaken me?” But Jesus said “Here on II take advantage of this loophole in the earth you will have many trials and May Not Be S^^^Lucky Next Time leading a fight to correct a basic in­ •mciuded..Muden in (V " comfort of ® you, 0,, J law. Obviously the framers of the law sorrows; but cheer up, for I have over­ in< justice in the Social Security laws come the world.” (John 16:33) > buy! had this in mind when the law was The fact is inescapable that had there great event* which works a hardship on many God is calling us to praise Him — praise Early in the first act of English trial — and provided that it does not in­ drawn. Him for everything. For everything? playwright J.B. Priestley’s 1930s “time been no Watergate tapes, Richard Milhous volve diplomatic or military secrets or Call todai’ PR. retired people who contributed to SS When we are in pain, lonely and confused? loop” drama, “Dangerous Comer,” a Nixon would still be sitting in the White “national security.” It is only the last year that the Your Choice . most of their working life. When we have problems that seem insur­ character makes a seemingly innocent House and would still be telling lies to the But not even the Supreme Court can EA. Your Choice! FOR mountable...debts, divorce, heartaches? statement during a pause in the chatter at American people. ceiling has been raised to $2,400 per compel a president to testify under oath, TO SHOP AT HOME, CALL YOUR NEAREST BOYS’ HANDSOME Under the law a person drawing Praise God then? a cocktail party. His remark is picked up Thus what his resignation may really before it or before any other body. For all NO-IRON WOVEN SOLID COLOR month. It was as low as $1,680 in 1972. KNIT SHIRTS Social Security benefits can earn only YES — praise God for — not in spite of— by someone else, one question leads to have proved is not that “the system practical purposes, a president is immune SPORT SHIRT TWILL FLARES The result is that many of the another and like links in a chain, revela­ works” but that no future president will A super assortment! Soft and $2,400 per year. After that amount has our very troubles. Praise God for the to ordinary law. He need not ever appear retired or eligible limit their work to burdens that are too heavy to bear. Praise tion follows revelation until at the end ever be impeached, for surely no future at his own impeachment trial, and as we . No-iron polyester/cotton ; C. 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He can earn as lull Jays prior to TrMXtTPlm 290M»lrlWeA«e. „1 iS L assumes no linanclal publication. ourselves on how well our Democratic meet and at the same time ap­ responsibility lor /tm ilA much as is possible and still get his SS Deadline for Herald system works, we might reflect that it 6 ' AVON-SIMttUaT MIDDIETOWN NCWIIMTIM ^**’’’***’ PUm ile NeuinitMi Bristol Avon-SinslNiry liililito iiii Don't miu propriate billions for foreign aid. typographical errors classllled advertising: CHARGE CARO U/icmlA payments. appearing In adver­ 12 noon prior to day of worked this time only because there was Ftnelngloa Viaey iM i wuMneian Pina 240 Hartlonl AW. wnHEAWUD Tri4»!i Plaza 290 Now Britain Ave. 240 New Britain Avo. 121 Fanninfton Aw. Fannii«ityton VaBey Mai Nashinctin Plaza these specials... good at all Grant stores CHARGE CARD It is still sense and justice for us to tisements and other publication: 12 noon eventually such an accumulation of Since most people in that age reading matter In The Friday lor publication coast to coast II ^ , , 0, 0, urmo is. o«n. hw, good at all Grant stores larthanuted NothersfioM WMsor EnfioM Mandwster Downtown add to your Manchester Evening take care of our home obligations Saturday and Mon­ evidence against the President that even -^ G O o KST a v i lAlUUUWfTtD coast to coast Route 44 IBS Silas Domo Hwy. S60 WMsor Aw. 49 Dm S t P vIM o HvtforO Chorge Account. bracket are not willing to work full Herald. day. the fainthearts in Congress could no longer RmM44 first. close their eyes to it. _MAxiouE.sre PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Tues., August 20, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., August 20, 1974 - PAGE SEVEN ROCKVILLE Students Spend Summer Abroad Town Meeting Approves Hiring most impressed with the HOSPITAL NOTES S O U T H W iSjDSOR Charge Accounts Invited closeness of the Lebanon fami­ three boys and a girl ranging Judy Kuehnel Bank Charges Welcome Sanitarian^ Health Director ly. from 6 to 16 years of age. She Hcralb Admitted Monday; Burton Correspondent Coventry; Natalie Orlowski, HEBRON Most of the activities - in Because this is the winter Area Profile Ames, Park St., Rockville; Spring St., Rockville; Mona tions. The routine work would Regulations 644-1364 Lebanon are family oriented, ac­ season there, Atkins is attend­ H e r a t ^ i Frederick Baldwin, Heidi Dr., Reilly, South St., Rockville; Nancy Foote still be handled by the building The recent wave of van­ Students cording to Miss Murray, and ing a private boys school with Rockville; Donald Banks, Ella St. Germain, Ellington Correspondent department. dalism at Greyville Falls Two South Windsor High the people are “warm and classes from 7:30 to noon and Area Profile Benedict Dr., South Windsor; Rd., Tolland. 228-.3970 Charles Eaton, secretary of prompted the selectmen to ask School students, Melissa friendly.” 2:30 to 4:30 daily. Conservation Commission Gerald Bossie, Cider Mill Rd., Discharged Monday: Patricia Only 21 residents attended the Planning and Zoning Com­ for the authority to pass Murray and Richard Atkins, In the fall Miss Murray will All business activities cease Tolland; Richard Brown Jr., Hefflon, West Suffield; Esther Monday night’s Town Meeting mission, said that he could regulations for the use of town are participating in the begin her senior year where she each day from noon to 4:30 for a Sets Hearing Date Oak St., South Windsor; Denise Lagel, Broad Brook; Renee at the Hebron Elementary think of at least four major recreation facilities. “Americans Abroad” program is involved as vice president of “siesta.” Butler, Dailey Circle, Possardt, Somers; Beverly School. Those present voted un­ problems pending before the John Hibbard, chairman of this summer. the Junior Chapter of the Atkins will be a senior in Rockville; Brenda Chase, Taylor, George Dr., Vernon; animously to accept the resolu­ commission that required the the Conservation Commission, The two students were American Field Service, on the September at South Windsor Environmental Protection are Keeney Rd., Rockville; Irene John Wittenzellner, Stafford tion to appropriate $6,000 from expertise and advice of a rose to tell of the interest of selected by the New York City production staff of “Guys and High School where he is active COVENTRY available for interested Connors, Orchard St., Springs. surplus, as recommended by sanitarian. both the Conservation Commis­ headquarters of the American Dolls,” and serves on the staff in the Outing Club, Student Donna Holland the Board of Finance, to hire residents at the manager’s of­ Rockville; Kenneth Diamond, Births Monday: A son to Mr. Sal MastandrOa, chairman of sion and the Recreation Com­ Field Service. of the literary publication, Council, soccer team. Correspondent the services of a sanitarian and fice at the town hall. Park West Dr., Rockville; Leo and Mrs. Richard Efthim, the Planning and Zoning Com­ mission in such regulations. Miss Murray, daughter of “Reflections.” Her hobbies are Assembly Committee and the 646-0375 a director of health from the The booklets explain how to Ferguson, Jobs Hill Rd., Brooklyn St., Rockville; a son mission, stated his belief that There was no discussion and the Mrs. Corinne Murray, 34 Gulley writing and painting. Junior ^ a p te r of American The Conservation (Commis­ Town of Glastonbury. plant trees, and shrubbery in Ellington; Pamela Johnson, to Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Ray, the plan to hire such services motion was passed. Dr., is living with her host Atkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Field Service. sion will hold a public hearing The citizens of Hebron also order to attract certain birds. Pinney St., Ellington; Donald Eastbrook Court, Rockville. was a good one and very impor­ Paper Drive family, the Mohamed H. Mor- William Atkins Jr., 670 Avery His hobbies are scuba diving, on Sept. 11 for the purpose of voted to authorize the Board of The booklet explains how to en­ Laferriere, Geraldine Dr., tant to the future of the town. Co. 3 of the Hebron Volunteer tada’s. St., is living with the Nestor skiing, photography, tennis and getting community input as to Selectmen to promulgate courage local bird life by ’The vote was called and the Fire Department will sponsor a The Mortada family has two Baronetti family of six in soccer. having an oil refinery either in regulations governing the use of providing food and shelter. resolution passed without op­ paper drive on Saturday from 9 boys and two girls ranging in age Rafaelo, Argentina. Both students have been spon­ Connecticut or in New England. Greyville Falls and other position. a.m. to noon. Residents of the from 9 to 18 years. From her The Baronetti family has- sored by the South Windsor ’The request for comments recreation areas owned by the north end of Hebron are asked letters this far. Miss Murray is Chapter of the American Field came from Robert Leuba, 4-H Corn Supper Town of Hebron. to bundle papers and leave Service. They will be returning chairman of the governor’s task ’The annual Coventry 4-H corn Races End Thursday Before the vote was taken on them for the firemen to collect. at the end of August and will be force on oil refineries. The supper will be held Wednesday the proposal to hire the Anyone having a special available, beginning in request was sent to Rose from 5 until 7 p.m. at the Se­ serivices of a sanitarian and Steele Alarmed VERNON non, Ellington, and Tolland pickup is asked to call Richard GOMMUNICATIONS / SPEECH September, for speaking Fowler, chairman of the Town cond Congregational Church director of health from Glaston­ At FEA Proposal The final in a series of three residents only, had Dan Foley Bergeron, Harvey Manchester Community College offers for the fall engagements about their Council, and forwarded to the community house on Rt. 44A. bury, the m page contract road races will be conducted of Vernon first with a time of WASHINGTON (DPI) - Rep. Desruisseaux or John Kreeger. semester the following new courses or courses of experiences abroad. Conservation Commission. The menu will include com on between the two towns was Thursday in Vernon and 16:03. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., special Interest: Arrangements may be made by The commission would like the cob, fritters, ham, garden following it trophies will be In the women’s division, Ruth read by Aaron Reid, Republican candidate for all residents having an opinion moderator. contacting their families. salad, rolls, homemade pies awarded on a point basis for the Veal of Manchester finished governor, warned today that a Communications 201 public relations I on the subject to attend the and beverages. Reid told residents that the three races. first with a time of 21:09. Her Federal Energy Administration BERNARD A. LOZIER, Square Dance Club hearing so it may forward com­ Tickets will sell for $2.50 for sanitarian would work in Communications 208 mass communications In the open division, Eric* sister, Lofi Veal was leader in proposal on residual fuel oil The South Windsor Square ments to Leuba. adults, $1.25 for children ages 6 Hebron one full day. and one INC. Williamson, 19, of Willington the division including girls 14 could add $200 million to New 22 REGENT ST. Dance Club will hold a Booklets Available through 12, and children age 5 half-day per week. His services Speech 215 public speaking was winner for the first two and younger. England electricity bills next Celling Repairs “Watermelon Smash’’ on The conservation commission and under free. will cost Hebron $75 per day. weeks. He ran the three miles In the division for boys 14 and year S Replacements Friday, Aug. 23 from 8 to 11 has obtained copies of the Takeout dinners will be Many questions were asked plus in 15:41 last Thursday. This older, Luke O’Connor of Vernon He urged Congress to reject Quality Carpentry Work, Register on August 21, 27 or 28 from 2-7 P.M. In the p.m. Cliff Brodeur will be the booklet “Birdscaping Your available without beverages for concerning the duties of a was about seven seconds under was winner. Dr. Douglas Finer- the FEA plan, which would Patioa • Additions administration building on the Bldwell Street campus. caller. Yard.” $2.50. sanitarian and it was learned his time for the first race. ty of Tolland led in the master’s exempt residual fuel oil used in & Remodeling Classes begin on September 3. All club level dancers are in­ The comprehensive booklets Tickets will be available at that he would handle all The division for those 15 division for men 40 and older. electricity generating plants vited to attend. published by the Department of the door. years of age and older, for Ver­ restaurant inspections and the from mandatory allocation Free Estimates problem septic system inspec­ regulations. Phone 646-4464

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No sub­ Rockville. and of Manchester. your father and me? That’s Cadet Daniel G.W. Brown, Korean and Vietnam wars, the Floor-length black cire rain­ tractions. Just us!” The bride is the daughter of ’The bride is the daughter of beautiful!” son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert sergeant previously served at coats that have the look of a The kids looked up at him Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Dr. and Mrs. James P. Aikins When I checked the calendar G.W. Brown of 99 W. Shore Rd., Bentwaters, RAF Station in vinyl slicker are the latest look obligingly. Then they returned Scheuy of 9 Moser Dr., TUBE SPECIAL! of Wilmington. The bridegroom I discovered that on Friday Rockville, and a student at England. in evening coats. to their barbequed chicken. Ellington. The bridegroom is is the son of Mr. and Mrs. night my husband and I had Rensselaer Polytechnic “I think we ought to take ad­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Buy One Tire or Tube at the Regular Price Edward Michael Fitzgerald of been invited out for dinner. I Traut of 885 Center St. Institute, Troy, N.Y., is par­ 225 Main St. vantage of this evening,” said broke the news to the kids gent­ ticipating in the Army Orienta­ my husband rubbing his hands The Rev. William Schneider Get the Second One for The Rev. James Richardson ly and let them know that our of St. Bernard’s Church tion Training Program at Ft. of Wilmington, celebrated the together enthusiastically, hearts would be with them. But, Bragg, N.C. The program gives “l ^ a t do you say we all go out celebrated the nuptial Mass and i'iA nuptial Mass and performed the make Friday night, family as I explained, we’d made the performed the double-ring Reserve Officer Training Corps double-ring ceremony. The for a big fat sundae and then date and we had to keep it. cadets exposure to the role of a take in a movie?” night,” the kind we u s ^ to have ceremony. The church was I PRICE! church was decorated with when we were little kids. We’ll The kids were great atout the decorated with maroon, pink, second lieutenant during a tour There was silence at the I Now’8 the Time to Get Your Bike In Top Shape lor I candles, ferns and white all stay home together. We’re whole thing. They were very un­ and white baskets of assorted of duty on one of the designated blossoms. William Harkins of table. The Sara spoke up. derstanding. m iliU ^ posts. I Back to School. “Gee, it sounds good, Dad, game for anything; ping pong, flowers. Wilmington was organist and croquet. Monopoly. You and You know, I almost wish they The bride, given in marriage U.- soloist. but I’ve got to wash my hair.” Dad name it.” hadn’t been. by her father, wore a satapeau Pvt. Michael A. McLaughlin, PROFESSIONAL REPAIR SERVICE, ’The bride, given in marriage “And I’ve got to play tennis,” said Tom. gown with Alencon and Chantil­ son of Mr. and Mrs. John by her father, wore a white ly laces designed with lace Dormer of 315 Birch Mt. Rd., SPENCER ST. (Silver Lane) PATHNURK PLAZA SPECIALIZING IN 10 SPEED REPAIRS... mariacaine jersey gown “And I’ve got to wait for an HAVE YOU AN bodice. Bishop sleeves capped Bolton, has been assigned to the designed with lily point sleeves important phone call,” said Superb 1 Kate. with lace and forming the deep 3rd Infantry Division at Bad trimmed with Brussel’s lace EVENT SCHEDULED cuff, natural waistline outlined Kissingen, Germany, as a and terminating in a chapel “I’ll go. Dad, I’ll go,” piped THAT CALLS FOR HUNDREDS OF with satin ribbon flowing in gunner in Battery A, 2nd Bat­ THE BIKE SHOP train. She wore a finger-tip veil John, dramatizing theJact that FOOD? Vj .V, back streamers, and lace talion of the division’s 41st of illusion and carried a every family with teenagers FRAMES IN STOCK It may be a wedding, a trimmed hemline terminating Field Artillery. cascade bouquet of stephanotis, NEEDS a 10-year-old. “Can we 180 Spruce St, Manchester 847-1027 banquet or just an informal in a chapel train. Her chapel- O p e n lily of the valley and white get a banana split and see Tues and Thurs. 10-8 get-together of a society, length mantilla of imported il­ Air Force M. Sgt. Michael N. Hours: Dally 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thure. A FrI. 9 a.m . to 9 ^ roses. ‘Super Cops’ ?” Wed. and FrI. 10-B lodge or some friendly group. lusion was bordered in lace. She Cappiello, son of Mr. and Mrs. p.m. (OHer Good Thru Sat. Aug. 24th.) Miss Kathryn Aikins of Later that night my husband carried a bouquet of long­ Nicholas Cappiello of South Wilmington was her sister’s gave vent to his frustrations. Saturday 10-5 We Are Prepared to stemmed red roses. Coventry, has been assigned to 2 “It’s getting so I have to make maid of honor. She wore a coral Serve Vou to Your K.I. Sawyer AFB, Mich., as a Closed Mondays dotted Swiss gown with an appointment to see my own Miss Judith M. Scheuy of Ellington, was her sister’s maid maintenance scheduling ROBERT TILDEN RONALD R. HAU6H detachable shoulder cape and kids. What’s with these teen­ Complete Satisfaction agers anyway? All they do is of honor. She wore a floral rose superintendent with the 410th carried a nosegay of matching Our catering service is set up Read Herald Ads go-go-go-! Even when they’re at print over white taffeta gown Bomb Wing. A veteran of the 646-7494 flowers. to be flexible enough to ac-' home they’re busy.” designed with illusion bodice, Bridesmaids were Miss commodate any s\ze The kids must have overhead cap sleeves with upswept waist Patricia Aikins of New York Ci­ gathering. Why not call us and Kington Photo ty, the bride's sister; Miss their father and me talking talk over the details? accented by satin cord and A- Francis Dapice of White Plains, because I think they’re feeling line skirt with ruffled hemline. Mrs. Mark S. Traut L-J Whitten Photo sorry for us. N.Y.; Miss Sally Smiley of Garden Grove Caterers, Inc. She wore a picture hat with Wilmington; and Miss Sheila Yesterday the girls cornered matching satin streamers and Packard of Manchester, the Mrs. Thomas M. Fitzgerald me in the kitchen. “ Mother,” TELEPHONE 049-5313 — 649-5314 carried a bouquet of pink, white bridegroom’s cousin; and Pennsylvania. They will reside bridegroom’s cousin. said Kate, “we’ve decided to and maroon miniature car­ George W. Larkins of Storrs, in Rockville. Fracchia Photo nations and roses. They wore gowns identical to the bride’s cousin. Mrs. Traut is employed as a Mrs. Robert J. Corcoran that worn by the honor atten­ Barry Lee of Manchester was A reception was held at The teacher at Ellington High dant except in blue, lavender, best man. Ushers were Paul Colony in Talcottville, after School. Mr. Traut is a teacher mint green and yellow. They Darr of Norwich, the which the couple left on a trip to at Somers High School. The Second Congregational roses and ivy streamers. carried nosegays in coiors to Church of Coventry was the Mrs. Jane Sharpley was her match their gowns. scene Aug. 17 of the marriage sister’s maxron of honor. She Edward J. Fitzgerald of m of Marilee Ann French and wore an orange gown trimmed Manchester was his brother’s Robert John Corcoran, both of with ivory lace and fashioned best man. Ushers were James Manchester. ith short sleeves. Empire waist. M. Aikins of Wilmington, the The bride is the daughter of She wore a matching hat Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. bride’s brother; Nicholas trimmed with ivory lace and a Cannella of Flushing, N.Y.; French of 82 Ridge St. The ENGAGED bow and carried a colonial Thomas Lombardo and Jack bridegroom is the son of Mr. bouquet of flowers in matching Harrington, both of and Mrs. Robert T. Corcoran of colors. Manchester. 78 Bryan Dr. The engagement of Miss Bridesmaids were Miss A reception was held at the The Rev. Robert Bechtold of Robin Ann Golden of Darien to Dress-up looks for fall will Patricia Trueman of Coventry, Wilmington (Del.) Country North Coventry, performed the Robert Scott Trotter of West include: the bride’s cousin; Miss Debra Club, after which the couple left double-ring ceremony. The Springfield, Mass., has been an­ HThe High Waisted Dress. Corcoran of Manchster, the on a trip to Canada. For church was decorated with bridegroom’s sister; and Miss nounced by her parents, Mr. Typical is one in white on baskets of white and orange traveling Mrs. Fitzgerald wore and Mrs. John J. Golden Jr. of white for both day and eve­ Teresa Muldoon of Manchester. a forest green pantsuit. The gladioli. Ivan Beckwith of Ver­ Darien. ning. It is a dress up with They wore apricot gowns couple will reside at \ non was organist. matching that worn by the Mr. Trotter is the son of Mr. jewelry dress. Dress it up Marymount College, A The bride, given in marriage honor attendant and picture and Mrs. Woodrow T. Trotter of with long pendants or drop by her father, wore an ivory Tarrytown, N.Y., where they Look What $1.00 Buy Uok Whal $2.00 Manchester. earrings with matching bra­ hats trimmed with lace and a are dormitory directors. DOUBLE ninon organza gown designed bow. Their coloniai bouquets WOMEN'S TOPS Save up to 50% Off | UDIE8’ CL068 4 SANDALS The bride-elect is a 1972 celets. with sweetheart neckline and Mrs. Fitzgerald is employed graduate of Darien High School HThe short peasant evening also matched their gowns. as a teacher by the Wilmington Assorted Styles attached train. Her lace- David Bray of Manchester In Assorted Styles and was graduated with high dress. Elegantly feminine, it YOtirrent (Del.) Parochial School and Fabrics HIBACHI GRILL trimmed chapel-length veil of was best man. Ushers were n . o o To Choose From honors from Becker Junior is fittingly accessorized with illusion was bordered with lace District. Mr. Fitzgerald is a Colorful 10x17 Cast Iron ^2.00 College in Worcester, Mass, a lovely collar necklace in a Mark E. French of Manchester, senior at St. John’s University J and attached to a matching lace the bride’s brother; Donald where she’ majored in legal soft tasselled effect. Drop in New York, where he is presi­ INF-TOD-CHILDRENS Chrome-plated, adjustable headpiece. She carried a secretarial science. While at earrings, a circle pin to ac­ Corcoran of Manchester, the dent of the student law body at U bouquet of ivory roses, car­ JUNIOR SWIMWEAR Becker, she was treasurer of cent the waistline and you’re bridegroom’s brother; and the university. 2 Pc. Short Sets WHILE SUPPLY C nations, orange sweetheart Craig Sweeney, Manchester. Choose From a Select Gamma Chi Sigma, the just about ready to step out. Sizes to 6X LASTS flow Group of 2 Piece college’s honor society, and The final touch: twin bra­ elected to the 1974 edition of 4 .0 0 n- Bikini Swimsuits celets, one on each wrist. 1.00 a o o “Who’s Who Among Students in HThe plunging neckline. 20" American Junior Colleges.” Bared, sexy and nostalgic. 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Church, Manchester. 2 / n . o o Save up to 50% Off «2.D0 1974 graduate of Worcester The bride is the daughter of employed as a project engineer Hugs the anatomy and Versatile Cooling Polytechnic Institute where he Mr. and Mrs. Winston A. at American Bosch, division of features disarmingly simple majored in vechanical Chevalier Sr. of 55 Oliver Rd. COLGATi SHAVE CREAM Ambac Industries in lines. Jewelry to accent in­ engineering. He is a member of The bridegroom is the son of LT. BOY'S SLACKS Springfield. cludes sparkling chains or a 11 O z.Si th e American Society of percent Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. NOW Fashion Pants - In Denim, Sizes 4 - 7 single or multi-strand fill in. Regular - Lime - Menthol 10.00 Mechanical Engineers, the A fall wedding is planned. Nelson Sr. of 136 Lydall St. n Cotton, and The Rev. Daniel Karpley of j Polyester St. James Church celebrated 3 / n . o o ^2.00 Kehoe-Wilson 'IF the nuptial Mass and performed W M iJ Iiis Coupon The engagement of Miss the double-ring ceremony. The Annette Alice Kehoe of South church was decorated with GLASSWARE SPECIAL FASHION HANDBAGS Windsor to Laurence Clarke white gladioli and yellow Choose from an Asst, of Wilson of Manchester, has been Choose from 7-UP Uncola I Shoulder Straps, Top announced by her father, John chrysanthemums. Mr. and Mrs. Glasses and Other ^ ^ 1 /3 OFF Ralph Maccarone were Handles, Multi-compart- B. Kehoe Jr., of 427 Strong Rd., REGULAR PRICE organist and soloist. Style, 3/^1.00 1 ments «2.DD South Windsor. She is also the THE BABY The bride, given in marriage daughter of the late Mrs. Ann by her father, wore a white ON ALL Kehoe. IS NAMED Schiffli embroidered silk organ­ GIRL'S BODYSUITS Mr. Wilson is the son of Mrs. TIER CURTAINS Bernadine S. 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His paternal grand­ Metivier of Manchester; NOW PRICED AT Williams St. attended the Address- Winston Chevalier Jr. and Brett Mrs. Mark R. Nelson __ DO VOU HAVt A CHABGE?______^1.00" W W W 12.00 ^ .D O Lambda Chi Alpha Inter­ father is Louis Gemoets of Farmington, N.M. His maternal Chevalier, both of Manchester, NOT ALL SIZES AND COLORS AVAILABLE IN EVERY STYLE national Fraternity General great-grandmother is Mrs. Fred W. Hyde of 95 Conway Rd. City- brothers of the bride. NO SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ■Assembly and Leadership A reception was held at the VERNON PLAINVILLE NEWINGTON BRISTOL RAINCHKKS Seminar held Aug. 11-16 at the Gorman, Brian Patrick, son of Joseph L. Jr. and Eileen State. -Zip. with matching jacket and beige disabilities in the Groton Public Tri-City Plizi 290 New Britiin Aw. 240 Hertford Aw. 121 Fermington Aw. Allen & Cooley Stmts Mt. Carmel Hall, East Hart­ University of Tennessee in Hogan Gorman of Hartford Tpke., Rockville. He was bora July 7 accessories. The couple will School System, Groton. Mr. Vm can aie year ON ford, after which the couple left CHARGE CARO AVON-SIMSBURY MIDDLETOWN BARKHAMSTED WETHERSFIELD Knoxville, Tenn. He at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Copyiitht 1974, Member F.D.I.C reside on Lebanon Rd., Nelson is employed in the Good II ad Gfinl sloin Graat City on a cruise to Nassau and Ber­ coul lo coul Firmington Villey Mill Wnhington Ptezi Route 44 118 Silet Oein Hwy. CUARANCi represented his chapter at are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hogan of Pitkin St. His paternal grand­ Colchester. purchasing department at Pratt Ctiarfe Accaaat Manchestar Offices: 621 Middle Turnpike, East; 320 Middle Turnpike, West; 598 Main Street; 220 North muda. For traveling, Mrs. WINDSOR ENFIELD MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MtRCHANDtti parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Gorman of Sycamore La. He Mrs. Nelson is empioyed as & Whitney Division of United Worcester Polytechnic Main Street 560 Windsor Aw. 49 Elm Stm t PARKADE HARTFORD caast-ta-caail has a brother, Joseph HI, 3. Nelson wore a fioral print dress itinerant teacher of learning Aircraft Corp. 0620D 0820D Institute. East Hartford Offices: 1085 Main Street. 794 Silver Lane PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., August 20, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., August 20, 1974- PAGE ELEVEN Rent Law ‘No Smoking’ Signs ilanrljrBtrr burning HrraUi OBITUARIES Increases Must Be Posted Paperwork Rockefeller Pledges Effort Frederick T. Shea Mrs. Leslie H. West POLICE REPORT Frederick T. Shea, 70, of 525 HARTFORD (UPI) - The state at­ VERNON - Mrs. Rose HARTFORD (UPI) - torney general has issued an opinion Tolland Tpke. died Sunday in Damiani West, 53, of 7 Cubles Paperwork involved in im­ MANCHESTER reported it stolen recently. He number of items of fishing saying “no smoking” signs must be posted Rocky Hill Veterans Home and Dr. died Monday in Hartford plementing the new regional William F. Shaia, 17, of 47 chased the boy on another bike. equipment reported taken from in buildings where public meetings are Hospital. Hospital after a long illness. rent law in the state has Thomas Dr. surrendered The youth threatened to beat held. Born April 13, 1904 in a car owned by Fred Edlund To Serve American People She was the wife of Leslie H. prompted the state Welfare himself at Police Headquarters him if he said anything to and parked in his driveway at The opinion backs up the state’s new no Manchester, the son of Patrick West. Department to hire 85 tem­ will be my great honor to serve you and to Monday night and was served a police. The youth escaped in the 386 Hilton Dr. were found in smoking law, which has run into difficulty WASHINGTON (UPI) — Vice President mon national interests.” and Mary O’Connor Shea, he She was born in Willimantic porary clerks at a cost of about Winter St. area. serve the American people.” He said he would be “delighted” to cam­ Circuit Court 12 warrant some bushes on another part of in some towns. designate Nelson A. Rockefeller today Rockefeller praised Ford, saying his ad­ lived all his life in Manchester. and lived in Vernon 24 years. paign for Republican congressional can­ $40,000. charging him with third-degree • Five more bikes were the street. Attorney General Robert K. Killian, pledged to work with President Ford to Serious Times ministration had “already reawakened He was a self-employed mason Other survivors are a son, Welfare Commissioner reported stolen Monday and didates this fall. burglary, third-degree criminal South Windsor Police are also who is running for lieutenant governor on “overcome the hard realities of our “These are very serious times,’’ faith and hope” in America. contractor and a World War II Howard H. West of Ellington; a Nicholas Norton said Monday time.” mischief, and fourth-degree 'seven reported found. Five investigating a break reported the Democratic ticket, said Monday that Rockefeller said. “This is a time when we He said the new administration had the Army veteran. daughter. Miss Dorothy E. the clerks will record informa­ larceny. The charges stem jroung people were stopped by at the home of Lydia Kuehn, 50 whoever has control of a public building is Speaking briefly after Ford announced need the closest cooperation betweeen capability “to overcome the hard realities Asked what he thought his new job Survivors are a son, Wilfred West, at home; her mother, tion from forms to be submitted from an Aug. 1 burglary of a police and given warnings for Belden Rd. in which an assort­ responsible for posting no smoking signs, his vice presidential selection, the 66-year- Congress and the President and for the of our times,” and pledged to work toward would entail. Rockefeller responded: M. Shea of Raleigh, N.C.; 2 Mrs. Domenica Cascio Damiani by welfare recipients telling the home on Center St. bike riding violations. Letters ment of canned goods, as required by law. old former New York governor said “It dedication of every American to our com- that goal. "The role of the vice president totally daughters, Mrs. Helen Orizzon- riA r\A n/lci ___: _ i___ a * * • . of Wiilimantic; two brothers, amount they pay for rent. The Shaia was released on a $250 have been sent to their parents. In some towns, the question of respon­ depends on the President. If he wants to to of Lebanon, N.H. and Mrs. vegetables, bread and candy Cloftely Guarded Seret Domenic Damiani of Williman­ clerks will also seek out non-surety bond for court Sept. BOLTON sibility had come up. Also, some towns use him, wonderful, if he doesn't want to Merianne Ferrell of Ponca Ci­ bars were taken. Rockefeller's appointment had been tic and Christopher Damiani of recipients who fail to turn in 9. Two Hartford men and an ELLINGTON appeared to be resisting the law by not use him, fine.” ty, Okla.; 2 sisters, Mrs. Mary Boise, Idaho; a sister. Miss forms. kept a closely guarded secret by Ford, East Hartford woman were Damon Pettirossi, 8, of 1 , putting up signs. ’The law, which carries a Rockefeller said he had accepted the L. Hurst of West Hartford and Mary Teresa of Willimantic, The department last month Giants Team Surgeon though there were hints he would name Suzanne Klatt, 16, of 444 charged Sunday by State Linden Dr., Ellington was taken $5 fine, cannot be entered without signs. No. 2 post in the Ford administration Loretta Shea of Manchester, and two grandchildren. sent out forms to recipients the former governor when Rockefeller Burnham St. was arrested Mon­ Police in connection with the to Rockville General Hospital The opinion also said public buildings in­ because of "the situation now in our coun­ and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services are 10 a.m. asking them for the exact arrived at the White House shortly before day at 5:15 p.m. and charged investigation of a burglary at Monday afternoon after he ws clude government buildings, churches, try, and the world.” The funeral is Wednesday at Thursday at the Holmes amounts they pay for rent, but the announcement. with breach of peace and the Bolton Pharmacy and the involved in an accident while schools and other buildings where public Linked to Gamblers "There are very difficult problems that 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Rockefeller’s appointment must be con­ less than half were returned reckless use of the highway. Lambert and Jurovaty In­ riding his bicycle on Gail Dr., meetings are held. Health Commissioner have to be faced.” he said. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Burial will be in Wapping welfare officials said. The arrest came after police surance Co. on Rt. 44A. firmed by both the House and the Senate ”I have been privileged to serve my state Center St., with a Mass at 10 at Ellington. Douglas Lloyd had asked for the opinion NEW YORK (UPI) — The team surgeon cy in the third degree and bookmaking in before he takes office. Before confirma­ Cemetery. Norton said the employes will responded to a complaint of Francis J. Butcher, police because of the problems in some of the and I’m in a position now of relaxed desire St. Bridget Church. Burial will Police said the child exited for the New York Giants provided known the first degree, a felony carrying a possi­ tion his appointment will undergo Friends may call at the be hired through a private tem­ youths blocking Adams St. by said, was apprehended at the state’s towns. Lloyd called the ruling “an to serve my country,” he said. be in St. Bridget Cemetery. from Virginia Dr. into the path gamblers with confidential information ble penalty of three to five years in prison. thorough scrutiny by the judiciary com­ funeral home Wednesday from porary help agency and will the RTG Mfg. firm. Miss Klatt scene with stolen goods in his affirmation of the rights of the nonsmoker about player injuries last season, it was Rockefeller was questioned sharply at Friends may call at the of a car driven by Petra M. Tied to Organized Crime mittees of both houses. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. work for four to six weeks and a 13-year-old girl had yelled possession. Ronald E. Whaley to breathe clean, unpolluted air.” whether he would disclose his personal funeral home tonight from 7 to Hartmann, 17, of 3 Hughes Cir­ disclosed Tuesday when two members of Rockefeller said later that he was first beginning in the first week of obscenities at a motorist trying Jr., 20, and Katherine Kocsis, Musto is a “soldier” in the organized wealth, and he said “That’s something to cle, Rockville. an organized crime family were arrested crime family formerly headed by the late contacted by Ford about being vice presi­ Burnham L. Batson September. to pass by them, the motorist were charged about three hours be taken up before the committees of Police said the boy suffered a * on pro football bookmaking charges. dent last Saturday and that it was “firmed Under the law, the depart­ told police. Vito Genovese while Astarita is a one-time Congress," during his confirmation Private graveside services later, police said. compound fracture of his left Dr. Anthony “Tony” Pisani, chief up” Monday night. Mrs. Mary E. Guinun ment divides the state into Miss Klatt was released on a associate of the late Thomas “Tommy hearings. were held this afternoon in Each of the three were leg. The accident is still under Herald orthopedic surgeon for 10 years with the Ryan” Eboli, gunned down and killed in SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. Savannah, Ga., for Burnham L. three regions and gives welfare $100 non-surety bond for court charged with two counts of investigation. Giants before resigning that position a recipients the actual amount Sept. 9. The younger girl was Brooklyn more than a year ago. 2 Mary E. Guinan, 81, of 320 Long Batson of Savannah, formerly third-degree burglary, one Richard Szeluga, 20, of 96 month ago, has been mentioned in a 40- they pay for rent up to a certain Yesterdays Hill Rd. died Sunday at home. of Manchester, who was killed referred to juvenile authorities. count of second-degree larceny Lawrence St., Wapping was count indictment but was not charged. Pisani’s involvement with the two Local Views on Amnesty maximum based on regional She was the widow of Charles Sunday in an automobile acci­ ? and one count of third-degree charged with operating an un­ 25 Years Ago ’Thomas Musto, 65, of New York and gamblers came to light during an inten­ averages. Guinan. dent in Savannah. He was the Breaks reported to police in­ larceny. registered motor vehicle and Miss Beverly Blake, 219Vz School St. is Michael Astarita, 47, of Hillsdale, N.J., sive investigation begun last September Norton said that although the Born in Unionville, she lived husband of Virginia Brooks Bat­ clude: Butcher and Whaley were issued a written warning for sworn into the U.S. Army and leaves for both known gamblers and partners in an by the Public Morals Division of the New Cover Wide Spectrum law was supposed to begin in South Windsor most of her son. • The office of the E.F. held in lieu of posting bond and speeding, in connection with the WAC training camp at Camp Lee, Va. operation said to have handled more than York Police Department’s Organized BARBARA RICHMOND working July 1, there were too jobs or served in some other way and the life. She was a communicant of Other survivors are three Houghton Co. on Stock PI. was were to be presented in Circuit investigation of a one-caf acci­ William Huebner of 424 North Main St., $100,000 in wagers on a typical football Crime Control Bureau. The unit worked in Emotions were mixed today among many details to get started on broken into Sunday night and draft dodgers should have done the same St. Francis of Assissi Church of sons, Robert Burnham Batson Court 12 today. Miss Kocsis was dent on Rt. 286 in Ellington describes West in early days; remembers weekend, were formally charged in conjunction with the Rackets Bureau of members of various area service clubs thing. time. ransacked. Nothing appeared to released on a $500 non-surety South Windsor. of Solano Beach, Calif., William Monday. Indians on Warpath, life on prairies. Bliz­ Manhattan Supreme Court with conspira- the Manhattan District Attorney’s office. concerning President Ford’s statement on ”I don't think the President should say Survivors are a brother-in- Edward Batson of Kansas City, Maximum allowances for a be missing. bond for appearance in Circuit Police said the car was zard of '88. During the course of the investigation, leniency for some 50,000 draft dodgers. family of four are $169 in the ‘Come back boys and I’ll slap your hand’ law, Edward Guinan of Hart­ Mo., and Brooks Batson of • The A. Dzen Construction Court 12, Manchester Sept. 9. southbound on Rt. 286 when the Total of $104,468 is paid back to Welfare Commissioner Pete Rozelle of the Francis Leary of 26 Bolton St., a veteran Stamford-Danbury area, $113 in Co. on Stock PI. was also and that’s the end of it,” he said. ford; a sister-in-law, Elizabeth Manchester; a brother, Police said narcotics, cash, driver apparently lost control Department by those once on aid. National Football League and Wellington of 3Vi years in the U.S. Navy and a past Robert Donahue of Vernon, a VFW the Hartford-New Haven area broken into sometime Sunday Guinan of Hartford, and several Matthew A. Batson Jr. of and other items taken in the and ran into a ditch. Mara, the Giants’ President, both were in­ commander of Dilworth-Cornell-Quey member said he hasn’t studied the and $94 in the Waterbury- night. An office desk was ran­ nieces and nephews. Smithtown, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. breaks, were recovered. formed a probe was being conducted Post of the American Legion said, “I can’t President’s statement enough to pass Litchfield area. sacked. Several items valued at Town Board The funeral is Wednesday at Arthur M. Shorts of Bolton; SOUTH WINDSOR CRUISES UP 10 Years Ago which involved Pisani. He resigned as see giving across-the-board amnesty. I judgment on it. 8:15 a.m. from the Samsel- three grandchildren and a total of $80 were taken. David Sayres, 18, of 11 KINGSTON, Jam aica (UPI) MRA starts condemnation of North End team surgeon shortly thereafter. feel these people should be offered an op­ “I haven’t formed a conclusive • Six of the buses of the Pineknob Circle, South Windsor Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 several nieces and nephews. — Cruise ship visitors to properties by filing four statements of portunity to serve the country in some opinion,” he said. Manchester Bus Co. of 673 was charged Monday with To Discuss The conspiracy count against Musto and Buckland Rd., South Windsor Jamaica rose by 28 per cent compensation -with Hartford County capacity.” Russell Armstrong, a member of the Spring St. were broken into operating with unsafe tires in Astarita in the indictment was based on with a Mass at 9 at St. Francis William Charles Maass in 1973, compared with the Superior Court. He said he supposed we should, “forgive Manchester VFW and daytime bartender over the weekend. The fire connection with the investiga­ the charge “they conferred with Dr. of Assissi Church. Burial will COVENTRY - William year before, the Jamaica Mrs. Mary D. Ross is chosen as new and forget,” but added he thought it would at the VFW, said, 'T m against any extinguishers were sprayed in tion of a one-car accident on Referenda Anthony Pisani, New York Giants' be in Buckingham Cemetery, Charles Maass, 80, of St. Tourist Board announced. be difficult to convince a lot of people of amnesty. I figure everybody else went out them but there was no other Abbey Rd. chairman of Manchester Housing Authori­ orthopedic surgeon, to increase their win­ Glastonbury. Petersburg, Fla., formerly of Revenues from tourism this unless the draft dodgers are willing to and fought. These people want what the damage. Police said Sayres was ty- nings above the customary bookmakers’ There are no calling hours. Coventry and Willimantic, died were up 6.4 per cent for the Democratic Town Committee chooses The Manchester Board of Directors will give something. country can give them, so why shouldn’t • The storage bin of Larry northbound when he apparently profits by acquiring certain medical infor­ Thursday in a St. Petersburg year, with a total of 509,707 Raymond L. Ellis as candidate for board pick up at 7 tonight where it left off at mid­ He said he feels “Further study is they fight for it?” White of 30C Thompson Rd. was lost control of his car and the mation as to the physical condition of Joseph S. Caniphell hospital. He was the husband of F IR E C A L L S visitors arriving last year of directors to replace three-term director night last Tuesday, with two possible necessary to see just what the President Albert Whipple, VFW adjutant and night broken into over the weekend. car flipped over. He is Rockefeller in Hartford several New York Giants' football Joseph S. Campbell of 15 Marion Hanson Maass. com pared w ith 479,256 in •Theodore Powell who announced his referenda items the top priority of intends to do before granting amnesty.” bartender reflected that probably the Nothing was taken. It was one scheduled to appear in Circuit players.” McKinley St., formerly of Hart­ Born in New York City, he 1972. Of last y ea r’s total, withdrawal from the election. business. Mrs. Leary also offered her opinion on President was trying to do the right thing MANCHESTER of at least four bins broken into. Court 12, East Hartford Sept. 9. ford, died Monday night at was a resident of Coventry and 91,450 were cruise ship pas­ Vice President designate Nelson A. photo at a political rally he attended It will consider placing for Nov. 5 Conferred Regularly the matter. She said, “Technically I don’t but said he is against giving blanket Monday, 3:10 p.m. — odor of Several were reported in Mon­ South Windsor Police said a Manchester Memorial Hospital Willimantic many years. He Rockefeller is shown in a Herald file in Hartford several years ago. townwide vote a proposed $2.25 expen­ Court papers filed by District Attorney think they should get off scot-free but in amnesty. smoke at 66 Center St. (Town) day’s Herald. sengers. after suffering an attack at his was a painting contractor and diture for purchasing all assets of the Richard Kuh’s office charged that Musto some way should serve the country.” He said the draft dodgers “made their Monday,3:47 p.m. — tree on • The soda machine in the home. assistant superintendent of privately owned Manchester Water Co. and Astarita “agreed to confer on a She said she doesn’t believe that those point when they left the country; let them fire in Center Springs Park. Central Connecticut He was born in Manchester public works for Willimantic (including all real estate, personality, regular basis with Dr. Pisani throughout with strong convictions were given a continue making their point in Canada.” and lived in Hartford 27 years from 1945 to 1950. (Town) Cooperative Farm er’s Associa­ the (1973) football season regarding the chance. Barry Obedzinski of Vernon, immediate TOLLAND COUNTY tion building at 10 Apel PI. was fixtures and appurtenances owned by the A before moving to Manchester 11 He was a World War I Army company in the Towns of Manchester, extent and exact nature of injuries Sgt. Charles Barrera, a recruiting past commander of VFW Post 10121 and a Monday, 11:14 a.m. — opened with a blow torch CLC Task Force Bill years ago. He was the son of veteran. a Bolton and Vernon). sustained by Ron Johnson, Carl Lockhart, sergeant for the Manchester National veteran of World War II, said he is against telephone repair man fell off sometime over the weekend Bernard and Mary Carr Other survivors are 2 It will also consider placing for Nov. 5 John Mendenhall and other offensive and Guard, said he feels those who did leave blanket amnesty. He said he served his pole by the Shag Bar Kennels and no more than four dollars in Campbell. daughters, Mrs. Audrey Ashley Gets Speedy Action townwide vote a proposed $2 million defensive players with the Giants.” the country to avoid going to war knew country but would have rather been home. receiving minor injuries. change taken. He was a World War I Army of Bloomfield, Mo., and Mrs. expenditure for townwide storm sewer im­ On one occasion last season, according what they were doing and should face the David Prelle, also of Vernon, a member veteran, and a member of the Carol Young of Monroe; a son, (Tolland Fire Depatment and to the indictment, Musto "refused to dis­ punishment if allowed to come back. of the American Legion and a Vietnam In other police action: WASHINGTON (UPI) - Since it was operate and staff a task force posed of his provements. VFW in Hartford. William C. Maass Jr., with the Ambulance) cuss the football (betting) line with a cer­ He recalled that when he was overseas veteran, is also opposed to blanket amnes­ • The wallet containing the President Ford asking, it took only one top economic aides and several cabinet Public Hearing Survivors are a sister, Mrs. Navy in Jacksonville, Fla.; a Monday, 1:50 p.m. — tain individual, stating 'I want to speak there were a number of men who were ty. He suggested that each person, as they $53, credit cards and personal week after he made the request for the < members. In one of the few negative A public hearing on the storm sewers Margaret Burns of Manchester sister, Hattie Maass of East dumpster fire at Tri-City Plaza with the doctor first to find out what he either conscientious objectors or for some return have their case considered in­ House and Senate to approve his Cost of remarks, Rep. H.R. Gross, R-Iowa, called was held last Tuesday. A public hearing on (Vernon Fire Department) papers of Gloria Webber of moral reason were against having to use a U with whom he made his home, Hartford, and 10 grandchildren. knows about injuries.”' dividually and take their chances as to Living task force. it “a nice layer of fat at a cost of a million the water company purchase will be held and a brother. William A. Monday, 4:49 p.m. — auto ac­ Springfield, Mass., was stolen gun. He said these people were given desk what will happen. Funeral services are Only minor differences divide the two dollars.” tonight — at 7 in the Municipal Building Campbell of Manchester. Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Potter cident on Gail Dr. (Ellington from the stock room of the bills, which passed Monday, and final con­ The House passed the measure, 379-23, Hearing Room. The funeral is Thursday at Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., Ambulance) Pottery Shed on Broad St. Mon­ gressional approval of the new agency is and the Senate passed it, 88-3, a few hours The Eighth Utilities District board of 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Monday, 4:50 p.m. — brush day at noon. Willimantic. Burial with expected before Congress leaves next later. directors, which has, by permission Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. military honors wilt be at fire on Box Mt. Dr. (Vernon • Several car owners 1HB WEEK’S I0TTO BMGOWUnnS. week for its Labor Day recess. In an Aug. The Senate defeated, 50-34, a move by granted it by the General Assembly, first Center St., with a Mass at 10 at Nathan Hale Cemetery, Coven­ Fire Department) reported to police their cars got stuck in the ruts of the road 12 address, Ford asked Congress to pass liberals, led by Sen. Adlai Stevenson, D- call at acquisition of the water company, Ford to Seek Solution Monday, 7:39 p.m. — the Church of the Assumption. try. For brtterytkkelsdated August 15,1974. issued the following statement Monday minibike fire on High St. leading to the top of Case Moun­ the measure before the recess. III., to give the agency subpoena power Burial will be in St. James Friends may call at the Although almost no one expressed con­ night: (Rockville Fire Department) tain Sunday. Police helped and the authority to delay price or wage Cemetery. funeral home Wednesday from fidence that the new task force would hold “The board of directors of the Eighth Monday, 9:03 p.m. — struc­ them get back down. Increases for up to 90 days if they were Friends may call at the funeral 7 to 9 p.m. back the current double-digit inflation, Utilities District will relinquish its right of ture fire on North River Rd., • Ed Lomnicky of 367 E. considered inflationary. The existing home Wednesday from 2 to 4 Those wishing to do so may many congressmen urged passage simply Coventry. (North Coventry Fire Center St. told police he saw a proposal, Stevenson said “has no teeth condemnation of the Manchester Water Issue and 7 to 9 p.m. make memorial contributions N 6 0 BIN Amnesty because the new President wanted it. Department assisted by Tolland boy about 13 years old riding his —indeed, it has no jaw. It contains no Co., provided the referendum to purchase to the American Cancer Socie­ The new agency would be powerless it is passed.” Fire Department) bike Monday afternoon. He had stick, nor a carrot. It is a cipher.” CHICAGO (UPI) — President Ford speak to a hand-picked audience, I picked Giliuun R. Johnson ty. i t t At except for the power of persuasion. It vice job, such as the Peace Corps. Taft, i i But most lawmakers seemed willing to No Position found another emotional wound that the one that I hop^ would have some un­ HEBRON — Gilman R. John­ would have no power to control wages and according,to a spokesman, was “delighted give the President what he sought. “This The district board took no position on nation must heal when he suggested that derstanding. son, 23, of Louise Dr. died Sun­ prices, no power to delay price increases, that the President has more or less en­ is the first thing he has asked for,” said backing or opposing the purchase. the young men who left their country “It would have been a little cowardly if dorsed our concept.” day as the result of a motorcy­ 8 8 no power to subpoena records or in­ Sen. John Tower, R-Tex., who led the fight Among other items to be considered , rather than fight in Vietnam be allowed to we had picked some audience that would At the least. Ford has provoked a cle accident in front of his dividuals. It is intended to be mainly a against the Stevenson amendment. “No tonight, in addition to hearing reports and work their way back home. have been ectastic.” debate. Echoing the feelings of a number home. He was the husband of I monitoring and “jawboning” agency. one pretends that this is going to stop in­ correspondence and in addition to opening Ford made the proposal Monday before Ford had discussed the proposal with of Americans, C.P. Harris, commander of Sandra Johnson. Both bills would give Ford $1 million to flation, but it is an anti-inflationary tool.” the meeting to persons wishing to speak on Born in York, Maine, he had an audience that could not be considered three of his four children. He said they ap­ the VFW McGrail Coyne Post in any subject in the board’s jurisdiction, rec^^tive — the annual convention of the proved. His oldest son Michael, a Pittsburgh, said: “They chose to leave been a plumber at the Universi­ are: Veterans of Foreign Wars. The VFW is on seminary student, has already spoken this country when we needed them. Now ty of Connecticut Law School, Approving a plan for entry and exit into West Hartford. He had previously the record opposing any form of amnesty publicly in favor of amnesty. White House let them fend for themselves.” 8 Immunity for Nixon Charter Oak Field, approving a $5,000 — conditional or unconditional. sources said that Melvin Laird, a former There is a question how many would worked at the American Thread expenditure for preliminary plans for a Early reaction from the men who left in­ secretary of defense, talked with the return under the conditions Ford suggests. Plant in Willimantic. new firehouse in the Buckland area, Other survivors are his dicated that they would be unwilling to President “within the last few days,” William D. Galvin of the United 8 8 authorizing an agreement for leasing accept Ford’s proposal, which would urging him to “look at the problem.” Presbyterian Church explained saying father, Gilbert Johnson of Sentiment Fading parking space from St. James Church, ap­ mean leaving their new homes and perform­ Talked With Taft “anything that deals with earned immuni­ Biddeford, Maine; his mother, proving increased pension payments for ing some type of alternative service. Another man Ford spoke with was Sen. ty is not amnesty. It still implies guilt.” Mrs. Ann Johnson of West Hart­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Howard retirees. Surprise Robert Taft, R-Ohio, who introduced a bill A 27-year-old draft resister who edits ford; two brothers, Carl John­ H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., says his initial W. Brooke, R-Mass., who had called for Also, approving a two-year labor con­ The speech came as a surprise to the last year to set up a board that could grant Amex, a magazine for American exiles in son of Hebron and Richard reaction when Richard Nixon resigned Nixon’s resignation last November, tract with Local 991 of a town union, N G 0 B I N VFW which had given Ford a warm recep­ immunity to an individual after he served Canada, Gerry Condon, said “a general Johnson of Vernon, and a sister, was to leave him alone. He favored grant­ offered a resolution expressing Congress’ authorizing the sale of a town-owned tion. He described his audience as a certain amount of time in a public ser­ unconditional amnesty is the only thing Sharon Beaudoin of Hebron. ing the fallen president immunity from opinion that special prosecutor Leon parcel at Oakland St. and Sheldon Rd., ap- “understanding.” Some of them said they acceptable.” The funeral is Wednesday at 4 i i i any further punishment. Jaworski should not seek further punish­ [iroving a town contribution to the 9:15 a.m. from the Bacon Now, Baker says, he is rethinking his ment. were “stunned.” Manchester Youth Hockey Association, “In my judgment, these young Funeral Home, 71 Prospect St., position. But Brooke said he wanted “resignation 2 2 and approving appointment of a civilian Americans should have a second chance to Willimantic with a Mass at 10 at “That was my heart talking,” he says, with confession” and when Nixon offered patrol officer for Case Mt. contribute their fair share to the St. Joseph's Church, Williman­ Prices Start From “Now I’m listening to see what my head no confession about Watergate rebuilding of peace among ourselves and tic. Burial will be in St. has to say. wrongdoing, Brooke abandoned the Joseph’s Cemetery. “My first reaction was to say we didn’t with all nations,” Ford said. Regional Reaction proposal. Friends may call at the need that pound of flesh. But I’m thinking TODAY’S “So I’m throwing the weight of my No Action Likely funeral home tonight from 7 to it over; I have no opinion for a while.” presidency into the scales of justice on the 9. Sen. Robert Taft Jr., R-Ohio, says he THOUGHT side of leniency. I foresee their earned re­ Cautious Approach still favors immunity for Nixon, but entry — earned re-entry — into a new at- To Amnesty Varied iT'J 8 1 Others in Congress are also approaching predicts Congress is unlikely to take any mosphere of hope, hard work and mutual the emotion-charged question of Nixon’s action. Power In Praise trust. constitutional and unjust,” she said. "How future treatment with caution — and relief There is power in praise. Consider this By United Press International FORD HONORED He says immunity would be in the public Rejects Revenge can anyone propose a legal amnesty for an LEASBURG, Mo. (UPI) - that it is a matter to be decided by others, amazing story: interest, helping the nation to put. “I will act promptly, fairly and very Sandra Gwynn of Burlington, Mass., illegal war?” A room in the Onondaga Cave not Congress. Watergate behind it. Joe’s father had been an alcoholic for 30 Specially priced for years. In spite of many years of prayer by firmly in the same spirit that guided asked, “What about those that died?” Frank J. Lavender, Connecticut com­ near here has been named for student-sized budgets! Assistant Senate Democratic leader Moreover, Taft argues, Nixon could not Abraham Lincoln and Harry Truman,” Marta Daniels of Voluntown, Conn., said mander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, President Gerald R. Ford Robert C. Byrd, W.Va., says h? has no opi­ get a fair trial because of all the publicity his family, Joe’s father refused to admit that he even had a problem. After having Ford concluded. "As I reject amnesty, so she was happy amnesty for draft evaders said he opposed unconditional amnesty but —the first living person to be nion to offer. Sen. John L. McClellan, D- about his role in the scandal. do I reject revenge.” was being considered. heard a sermon about the power that is he wasn’t sure what conditions Ford would so honored since Daniel Ark., one of the most influential “Where do you try the man?” he asks. They were among New Englanders released when we begin to praise God for Ford ordered that 49,500 cases be want. Boone discovered the cave in 56 new ways to win $50. southerners, stresses that “the respon­ Haskell said that is a fake issue. He reviewed. An aide said this included 29,000 reacting to President Ford’s call Monday PIERCED EARRINGS everything in our lives, instead of pleading 1798, according to owner sibility has shifted from the Congress to points to the acquittal this summer of military deserters, 4,400 fugitives — most night for conditional amnesty for draft with Him to change circumstances that “Are they just going to be allowed to Lester B. Dill. Dill said he Pierced earrings... a look as new the executive branch and the courts.” former Attorney General John N. Mitchell of them in Canada — 7,900 persons in jail evaders. Just like regular Bingo, you can win with a hurt us; Joe and his wife decided to come back and be forgiven,” Lavender was honoring the new chief as today...hoops, posts, bangles, But Sen. Floyd K. Haskell, D-Colo., and former Commerce Secretary Maurice for violating the Selective Service Act, Mrs. Gwynn, who said her husband was perfect live digit match down, across or on the “Thank God for Dad’s alcoholism and asked, “or are they going to serve some executive even though he is brought the issue up on the Senate floor H. Stans after it was argued that heavy badly burned in Vietnam and was 50 per and many others from our wild praise Him that the condition is part of His and 8,200 persons who are being in­ fighting the federal govern­ 2 diagonals appearing on each of the four Bingo with a speech Monday advocating that all publicity had robbed them of the possibili­ vestigated or prosecuted. cent disabled, said she sent a telegram to time in the military?” and wonderful collection of wonder-plan for Dad’s life!” Stephen C. Maguire, a University of ment to save the cave from appeals for Nixon’s immunity from ty of a fair trial. The statement on amnesty was a depar­ Ford expressing her opposition. Cards. Diagonal matches pay off both ways, Within a day unusual things began to Connecticut graduate student who was condemnation for a proposed ear-drops. prosecution be abandoned. ture from a traditional speech in which “Sir, how can you offer those who ran starting at either end of the five digit number. Probe Must Continue happen. Joe’s father, who had formerly blinded in Vietnam in 1969, feared a prece­ dam project. from the country a second chance,” she Immunity Opposed Sen. Harold E. Hughes, D-Iowa, says the stalked out of the room at the mention of Ford appointed Richard Roudebush, depu­ stated. "Others had to go to Vietnam in dent could be set. "A grant of Immunity would place the investigation of Watergate must go on — religion, “opened up” and began asking ty administrator of veterans affairs, to “If a good, morally defensible war head the huge Veterans Administration. their place and some died. When do they American people on notice that fear of and if it leads to the indictment of Nixon, questions about God. Within weeks he comes along and the draft has to be The President told reporters later that the get their second chance?” criminal prosecution would no longer so be it. ‘Too many men already have gone came to admit his drinking problem, reinstated,” he said, “won’t precedent of CONNECTICUT'S SlOaOOO LOTTERY decision was made after he arrived in ICettt {mtlmiii serve as the ultimate restraint on a to prison for things he took responsibility turned for help to Jesus Christ and was amnesty convince young men they can Chicago, in a hotel room an hour before president," Haskell said. “A future presi­ for.” completely healed. He now joins the rest She added, “What about those that died. still dodge the draft and get off fairly ^tntradoni More ways to win. More fun than ever. the address. drmortttlsJtic. dent could dare anything but risk only his Hughes said when President Ford ad­ of the family in telling others what They can’t earn their way home.” easily?” 1078 BURNSIDE AVE. This WMk’t Lottury Drawing will ba hold at political office.” vocated conditional amnesty Monday for Right Audience MIUKIESTEII PNHUK: praising God can do! Ms. Daniels, coponsor of the New Connecticut state Rep. Julius D. Morris, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Tha Elka Club Grounds, Plaaaant Straat, Willimantic at 10:30 A.M. on August 22. No serious effort appears to be under former war resisters and draft evaders he Submitted by “The right audience,” Ford told England Committee for Non-violent Ac­ D-New Britain, who was blinded in World No Siltim tn RoprtMnI Ut. way in Congress to act on the question of reporters as Air Force One flew back to Floronct Boiton, Owntf wondered if he wasn’t also thinking of Margaret M. Webb tion, said her group is against any con­ War II, said draft evaders should be immunity. amnesty for Nixon as well. “The thought South United Washington, "would be an audience that ditions being placed on amnesty. punished in some way, but added he The day Nixon resigned. Sen. Edward just crosses your mind,” he said. Methodist Church would be difficult. Rather than go and "The war was illegal, immoral, un- thought Ford was on the “right track.”

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., August 20. 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN Herald Angle Red Sox Trainer Helped Bill Lee Crockett’s Softball Champs By Earl Yost Sports Editor As Club Opens Five-Game Margin After 23-3 Rout of Pero’s

BOSTO (UPI) — Bill Lee was credited with his 14th win Six different Red Sox drove in runs to give Lee the vic­ Segui pitched exceptionally well in giving the Red Sox a By Len Auster Instead of popping everything up as they did in the opener, Crockett Record Number in Uniform Monday night but he swears he didn’t pitch in Boston’s 6-1 tory and Segui his eighth save. win over the Chicago White Sox. five game lead over Cleveland and 5 Vz over Baltimore, Treated roughly in the opener, Crockett Agency turned the tables in the started cracking line drives in the second tilt and immediately paid One record was set at Yale Bowl last Saturday when 154 I^b Montgomery singled in the first Red Sox run "That wasn’t me out there— that was Buddy LeRoux both idle Monday. nightcap to rout Pero’s, 23-3, last night before 600 fans at Fitzgerald Field dividends with four runs in the first inning on six hits. Four runs were also players in full uniform trotted out wearing either the following Doug Griffin’s double in the third. Boston added (the team trainer),’’ said Lee after yielding five hits in 7 1- “Lee had a real good sinker,” Montgomery said. “He’s to capture the 1974 Town Slow Pitch Softball Tournament crown. Crockett produced in the second, fourth and fifth frames while seven runs crossed colors of the New York Giants or the New York Jets for two more in the fourth on consecutive sacrifice flies by the plate for the Town champs in the third. 3 innings. ’’Buddy put some Capsolin on my arm before the better off with that pitch than with a fastball. Tonight he was runner-up in the Nike League during the 14-week regular season while their ‘bragging rights’ battle on the football field. The Carl Yastrzemski and designated hitter Jim Rice, who was Pero’s were the Nike champs. game. That’s hot stuff—it makes your arm boil. I’m telling kept the ball down and made real good pitches. I thought Pero s was being held in check by John Odell who vielded just two runs Giants had 86 — count ’em — players in uniform and the O-for-2 in his major league debut. in the third and a single in the fourth inning. Odell allowed seven hits in you that wasn’t my arm either.” he was excellent.” Butch Talaga was the key in the opener as he allowed just seven hits and Joe Namath — less Jets suited up 68 for the exhibition After Chicago had closed to 3-1 in the top of the eighth, Whoever was throwing for Boston, he showed the effect Chicago manager Chuck Tanner agreed that Lee four runs. His teammates, meanwhile, produced a six-run third inning and the nightcap with seven different players hitting safely. which found more fight and harder hitting in the stands Boston tacked on three more runs in the bottom of the in­ “pitched a hell of a game but so did Kaat. We haven’t five-run seventh to cop an 11-4 duke forcing another contest as Crockett Rick Goss paced Crockett s 25-hit attack with a four-for-five perfor­ exhibited by rowdy, beered-up young men than on the of the “boiling” arm. The guy in the Bill Lee suit struck ning. A single by Montgomery, a sacrifice and Juan out six batters but the “hot stuff” wore off with one out in played this team (Red Sox) in two months and they’re a was previously undefeated in the double elimination tourney. mance including a two-bagger. Ferron, Greg Johnston and Gryzb each gridiron...Not even for Yale-Harvard football games have Beniquez’ double chased starter and loser Jim Kaat, 13-11. the eighth when Lee issued his only walk followed by different ballclub. Griffin makes a difference with his good Besides hurling well in the opener. Butch Talaga wielded the hot stick added three safeties and three RBIs with Jim McGee also hitting safely so many players been in uniform at the hugh New Haven Yastrzemski singled home Beniquez and Doug Griffin singles to Pete Varney and Jorge Orta. play at second base.” belting a pair of three-run homers, both deep over the leftfield fence. Bud three times. Brian Maher chipped in two hits and three runs batted in concrete saucer...Visitor from California yesterday was later walked with the bases loaded for the final run. Diego Segui came on and got American League home Dick Drago, 5-7, will face Chicago’s Stan Bahnsen, 11-13 Talaga was three-for-four including a pair of two-baggers while Russ while Odell and Bob Boland each collected a pair of hits. Ray Blanco, a fine baseball umpire, now an insurance Montgomery, who had two hits, thought both Lee and run leader Dick Allen to hit into an inning-ending double tonight. Billings added three safeties in three at-bats. Bill and Jim McCarthy Some sloppy fielding by Pero’s abetted Crockett in the championship executive who manages to get back East twice a year on tilt with the winners also utilizing some daring base running to nail down play. chipped in two hits apiece. Best in defeat in the ppener were Bob Ferron business. Blanco is still calling the pitches and twice this and Ben Gryzb with two blows each. the verdict. season appeared in televised games which he later enjoyed watching from his Los Angeles home. The games were American League Roundup National League Roundup carried on a delayed circuit...Dave Stockton, the red-hot Pig Pen golfer from California, didn’t lost any admirers in this ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) area when he donated $5,000 of his $40,000 earnings in the Reds Welcome — Mad at the management MB’s Go Down Fighting in Twi Loss 2 GHO to the Hartford Jaycees, sponsors of the No. 1 golfing Tanana Wins, of the Tangerine Bowl and event in Connecticut. The Pleasant Valley Classic in Sut­ worried about money to ton, Mass., remains No. 1 on the New England golf circuit (Herald photo by Dunn) pay his Florida Blazers, Tom Underwood It’s all over until next year for Moriarty Brothers’ entry was done and when everything appeared to be calm. in luring the top golfers and in prestige...Attendance for Future Bright Rominie Loudd asked, in the Greater Hartford Twilight Basebali League. Manager Jack Willin of Hartford jumped Gene Johnson! this year’s GHO was off the record of a year ago and this NEW YORK (UPI) — Welcome to the major leagues, “How long can you keep a can be attributed to the lack of big names for the Pro-Am Eastern Softball League Championship Entry The regular season and American Division champions MB manager, from behind and a wild swinging battle was Tom Underwood. first class team eorraled in went down fighting, literally, last night at St. Thomas as in full force. and the absence of Arnold Palmer. Bob Hope helped bring NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s funny what the thought of V” ’The Philadelphia Phils’ highly touted pitcher made his Wilson Electric romped to the Eastern Softball League title. Team players, rear, left “ P'8 P®” Hartford Insurance posted a 5-0 decision in a free fist­ out thousands a year ago and Palmer is still the biggest being sent back to the minors will do to a player. Finally, play was resumed and Plate Umpire Ed Cordier V major league debut against the Cincinnati Reds Monday to right, Wayne Steely, Rick Fortle, Tom Ferlazo, Mike Scanlon, Ralph Bernard!, The managing general swinging game. name in pro golf although no longer the best player. His Take Frank Tanana, for example. thumbed out Johnson, Willin and shortstop Paul Baretta of 0 night and nobody could blame the 20-year-bld lefty if he Rick Marshall. Front, Mike Mahone, Steve Wilson, Kevin Kelley, Bob Segal. partner of Orlando's entry Spinning the shutout was Dave Cichon who outdueled MB the MB’s. Johnson, the league batting champ, was the name is magic at the gate. The 21-year-old left-hander of the California Angels felt wishes to forget the experience. in the World Football ace John Serafini. The former scattered six singles, leading peace-maker but an innocent victim of cir­ he was very close to receiving a one-way ticket back to the “Not too many pitchers make their major league debut League, had called a news Bowl Was Half Filled walked two and fanned four. Serafini was touched for cumstances. With a patched up lineup the rest of the way, Pacific Coast League early last month after failing mis­ on national television like that,” said the native of conference to say that Reader asks the capacity of Yale Bowl. The answer is seven hits, all singles. He issued four passes and struck out the locals appeared to lose their spark and Sal Brancato’s erably as both a starting pitcher and a reliever. Kokomo, Ihd., who came on in relief and lasted one-third while he wanted to stay in 70,874 which means it was only half filled for Jet-Giant six. bases loaded double when play resumed was the blow that It wasn’t that he didn’t have the talent. It’s just that he of an inning, facing seven batters and allowing six runs, in­ Florida, a group of Atlan­ game last Saturday when 35,431 payees and 35,433 empty The defeat was the second in three post-season starts for killed the MB hopes of an eighth playoff title in the last 10 wasn’t working hard enough. He was taking life in the big cluding a grandslam homer by Joe Morgan. Grind-It-Out Football seats...American Legion Post will honor its &ne Eight ta n s w e re talking hig the MB’s who wound up with a brilliant 16-7 won-lost years. leagues too easy. “I was too numb to feel anything,” said Underwood. “I money and a higger championship team Tuesday night, Aug. 27 at the Legion overall record. The Stags had taken a 2-1 led before the unscheduled But the sudden realization that he might be throwing can’t even tell you whether my feet were on the ground.” playpen. Home with a dinner...Football practice at East Catholic A walk and Cichon’s triple gave Hartford a 1-0 first in­ fireworks in the fourth. away a career before it even began set Tanana straight. Morgan’s homer was his second of the game and 17th of Still Dolphins^ Forte But a few hours later High starts Monday, Aug. 26...A1 Freheit, jayvee baseball ning lead and that endeil the scoring until the riotous Twice Moriarty’s got a base runner as far as third but Now he appears to have a bright future once more. the year and highlighted a nine-run third inning for the Monday, Georgia T e c h coach and assistant football coach at East Catholic, fourth. The extra curricular activities started when Bill couldn’t break Cichon’s shutout showing. A doubleplay The talented rookie turned in his second consecutive Reds, who won 15-2. The triumph enabled Cincinnati to re­ turned thumbs down on a reports Pete Kiro of East Hartford is headed for East MIAMI (UPI) — It wasn’t “I thought the veterans, Many observers had given the Nardi was forced at home with the bases loaded. The base erased the only serious bid in the sixth when the losers shutout Monday night when he blanked the Detroit Tigers main 2Vz games behind first place Los Angeles in the Catholic. Kiro fashioned a number of no-hitters this season the same as Super Bowl VIII offensively and defensively, Dolphins the edge because most request for the pro team to runner, an easy out, took out catcher Mike McDonald with loaded the bases with one out. 1-0 on six hits while striking out a career high of nine. National League West. use Grant Field as a home and also was a constant home run threat. Freheit teamed but for the Monday night played exceptionally well in the of their veterans had been in a football block. Tempers flared but no serious damage In the only other American League action, Milwaukee “It took me a lot longer to get my grandslam homer base. with Bob Clifford to lead East Hartford Little League television football watcher, first half,” Miami Coach Don camp longer than the Vikings. edged Oakland 1-0, Minnesota beat New York 6-2 and than it did for him to give one up,” said Morgan, a 10-year Shula said. “Bob Griese called When the NFL Players Associa­ “ I ju s t c a n ’t see how champions into State Tournament play before losing in the it was close — in the first Boston topped Chicago 6-1. major league veteran who got the rest of the night off after an exceptional ball game and tion called a cooling off period there cun he any more finals despite a no-hitter by Kiro. The latter threw another half, anyway. The Angels, who managed only six hits off 22-year-old his slam. he, Csonka and Kiick playe'd last Wednesday, there were 34 negotiations," he said. no-hitter in the Eastern Little League Tournament in Just as they did in their 24-7 Fred Holdsworth, won the game for Tanana in the bottom Losing pitcher Wayne Twitchell was the victim of well for the short time they’ve Dolphins already working out Massachusetts last Saturday...The Boston Red Sox boast Super Bowl win over Minnesota of the ninth when pinch-hitter Winston Llenas scored Morgan’s first homer, which came in the second inning been in camp.” while only six Vikings were in the fourth best team batting average in the American in January, the Miami Dolphins camp. pinch-runner Mickey Rivers with a sacrifice fly. (UPI photo) with two runners on as the Reds’ second baseman finished Csonka, who with Kiick and League at .270, trailing Texas, Minnesota and Chicago, played grind-it-out football wide receiver Paul Warfield In addition to Csonka’s two “This was by far my best outing,” said Tanana, who has with seven RBIs and made it easy for Don Gullett, who Monday night to down the three clubs that appear to be also-rans in the Western Jim Rice Welcomed to Red Sox are bound for the World Foot­ first half touchdowns, Miami now won five of his last six decisions. “When I was in the went seven innings, to gain his 14th victory against eight Vikings 21-9. ball League Memphis Southmen scored in the fourth quarter on Division...Worst hitters in the major leagues among the Carl Yastrzemski Extends Glad Hand The Dolphins used most of A bullpen after pitching so poorly earlier this year, I said to losses. regulars are designated American League batter Deron in 1975, scored touchdowns an eight-yard run by rookie Nat myself, ‘hey, what am I doing here? I’m a better pitcher In other National League games, Los Angeles edged their regulars in the first half, from one and three yards out. Moore. Johnson of Milwaukee at .188 and Dave Roberts of San than that.” When I had a 4-13 record, I thought I was one Chicago 8-7 in 12 innings, San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 5- with quarterback Bob Griese Csonka gained 61 yards on 16 Minnesota’s Dave Osborne Diego in the National League at .178...Carl Yastrzemski of step away from Salt Lake City.” 3, Atlanta walloped St. Louis 11-6, Houston shaded New calling his usual artful game carries in the first half. scored from one-yard out on the the Red Sox will observe his 35th birthday Thursday...Gary and Larry Csonka and Jim Dick Williams, manager of the Angels, says Tanana’s Garr Hits Hard; York 2-1 in 11 innings and Montreal beat San Diego 74. Warfield did not play but the end of an 80-yard drive in the Wasleswski, who jumped from Moriarty’s to Pawtucket in Kiick pushing for steady hunks big problem was a distinct lack of dedication. Dodgers 8, Cubs 7 crowd showed what Shula fourth quarter. Fred Cox had the Eastern League, has not been involved in a pitching of yardage. By intermission, it “He’s concentrating much harder now,” says Williams. Relief specialist Mike Marshall, who hurled six called “mixed emotions” for kicked a 27-yard field goal for decision to date in nine relief appearances. He has a 3.26 Brock Steals Two was 14-0 and the Dolphins Kiick and Csonka when they the Vikings in the third period. “He was taking life easy and we thought he had to work scoreless innings, raced home from second on an infield needed only to hang on to win. earned run average. were introduced. U harder. When he keeps the ball down, he’s got as much or out to give Los Angeles its win over Chicago and snap the more stuff than (Oakland’s Ken) Holtzman. Tanana keeps ATLANTA (UPI) — The Braves had won and Ralph Garr Dodgers’ six-game losing streak. Marshall, winning his reminding me favorably of Holtzman.” had three hits, but he was in a mood to discuss Lou Brock 12th game against eight losses, was on second with one out The Angels pulled the game out for Tanana with the aid and the St. Louis Cardinals. in the 12th when Rick Auerbach topped a slow roller down Play More Interesting of a passed ball by rookie catcher John Wockenfuss. Joe “When Brock or Pete Rose was playing, I get to standing the first base line. Catcher Steve Swisher picked up the Lahoud started the rally with a single and Rivers, sent in to around watching,” the Braves’ hitting star said. “I respect ball and threw out Auerbach but when Marshall discovered On Clay Tennis Courts run, was sacrificed to second. Relief ace John Hiller than them both. Now Brock, he doesn’t say much. But he’s such that neither Cub pitcher Oscar Zamora nor third replaced Holdsworth and issued an intentional walk to Lee a good ball player. He’s so consistent, year after year.” baseman Bill Madlock was covering home, he scored un­ Stanton, but the maneuver backfired when Wockenfuss Brock stole two bases as his Cardinals blew a five-run molested. Steve Garvey’s 17th homer, a two-run shot in the BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPI) way to a tie-breaker Monday in G committed a passed ball, allowing the runners to move up lead and lost to Atlanta 11-6. That put his total for the seventh, sent the game into extra innings. — Clay courts are designed to the 47th annual $100,000 U.S. benefit the more skillful tennis a base. season at 84 and put him sixth on the alltime one-season Giants 5, Pirats 3 Professional championships stolen base list. players rather than the ones before running out of gas and Hiller intentionally walked Bob Oliver to load the bases Dave Kingman doubled home the go-ahead run in the with brute strength. Maury Wills had 104 stolen bases in 1962, Ty Cobb had 96 succumbing to the erratic and Llenas, batting for Tom Egan, hit a fly to medium ninth, then scored an insurance run to lead San Francisco And the transition from last FALL SEMESTER in 1915, Wills had 94 in 1965 and Clyde Milan had 88 in 1912. Virginian, 3-6, 6-3, 7-6. And leftcenter which easily scored the speedy Rivers. over Pittsburgh as Ron Bryant won his first game since year’s polyturf courts to this while Nastase had an easier REGISTRATION FOR Brew ers 1, A’s 0 With almost a fourth of the season left. Brock is clearly May 31. Bryant, who won 24 games last year, recorded year’s clay courts at Longwood time of it, 6-4, 6-0, he found George Scott’s second inning homer and the combined within range of the record. only his third win this year in 15 decisions by scattering Cricket Club have made many many of his fine serves being SPECIAL STUDENTS six-hit pitching of Billy Champion and Tom Murphy Garr’s three hits gave him 183 for the season and boosted seven hits in eight innings in his first start since July 7. matches more interesting than returned to him. Gedman Stricken they would ordinarily be. August 21, 27, 28 enabled the Brewers to win their sixth game in their last his batting average to .359. With 41 games left, he needs 75 Braves ll, Cardinals 6 “That’s the hardest part to GAMES FOR THE PRKE OF seven starts and hand the A’s their fourth loss in their last hits to surpass the major league record of 257 for one Henry Aaron, finding his favorite victim in the return of CHICAGO (API) - Gene Arthur Ashe barely squeaking adjusting to clay.” said Ashe. five games. Scott’s homer was one of only four hits the season. Claude Osteen, smacked a two-run homer and a sacrifice Gedman, a former halfback past Joaquin Loyo-Mayo? Hie “You can’t ace on clay court Registration open to anyone not previously registered Henry Aaron continued to add to his major league home with the Detroit Lions, died Nastase finding tough going because the surface is too Brewers collected off southpaw Vida Blue, who suffered fly and Marty Perez drove in four runs with two doubles to with Raz Reid? for courses. Openings are available for part-time his 11th loss in 25 decisions. run record. The Atlanta slugger smacked his 17th in the lead Atlanta over St. Louis. Osteen, now 9-10, made his Monday following a heart at­ slow.” students on a “first come, first served” basis. Loyo-Mayo took Ashe all the third inning, the 730th of his career. He hit it off loser first appearance for the Cardinals after coming over from tack. He was 42. Claude Osteen, now 9-10, his leading victim among active Houston earlier this month and gave up Aaron’s 730th Gedman played four seasons Hours — 2-7 P.M. each day with the Lions and was a Place — Administration Building, major league hurlers. Osteen has given up 14 home runs to career homer. It was the 14th homer Aaron has hit off Os­ Yacht Choice Up in Air Aaron. member of both the 1953 and Bldwell Street Campus teen, his leading victim among active major league 1957 championship squads. He Entries Being Accepted Tuition is $6.25 per credit, plus fees, payable in full at NEWPORT, R.I. 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Aii boys must have a doctor’s siip at registration, or 3 weeks 24 HOUR SERVICE Kansas City (Fitzmorris 8-3) righthanded power hitter Bobby Darwin was at bat for San Diego (Freisleben 8-7) at Pizarro, 37, who previously 875-2517 at Cleveland (G. Perry 16-7) Minnesota. McDowell’s specialty is the strikeout; CONNECTICUrS $100,000 LOTTERY after registration... Montreal (Rogers 12-15), N played with the Pirates in addi­ Minnesota (Blyleven 11-14) at Philadelphia (Schueler 7-11) Darwin’s is the home run. Darwin came out the winner, hit­ 646-6320 ting a McDowell fastball for his 20th homer. ’The score tion to seven other major Morewaystowin. More fun than ever. California (Ryan 16-12) at Cincinnati (Kirby 7-7), N league clubs, compiled a 13-6 OLENDER'S MUFFLER SHOP 369 C*nt*r 8t., MinehMt*r read 3-0 Minnesota and though the final score was 6-2, the Milwaukee (Rodriguez 6-2) at New York (Apodaca 4-5) at record with Cordova in the ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE This week’s Lottery Drawing will be held on Thursday, August 22 at 10:30 A M at the Elk’s Oakland (Hunter 17-10) game was virtually over at that point. Houston (Richard 0-0), N Mexican League this season. Club Grounds, Pleasant Street, WllllmanUc PAGE SIXTEEN. - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., August 20, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., August 20, 1974- PAGE SEVENTEEN Help Wanted Help Wented Help Wented Help Wanted Homes For Bale Homes For Bale Homes For Sale Homea lor Sale Homee ler Sale DEMONSTRATORS: Sell gifts GAL FRIDAY - 9 A.M. to 3 and toys. Name brands; Fisher- PRINCETON STREET - 4- P.M. daily. Experience M0RT6AGE MONEY bedroom Colonial, eat-in Price, Fenton. Earn up to 30%. THE WAY WE’RE 6R0WIN6 required. Typing, shorthand Absolutely no investm ent. kitchen, dining room, and basic bookkeeping Available fireplaced living room, family FREE KIT. Car necessary. MEANS NEW OPPORTUNITY techniques. 646-4220. Call “Miss Jean” collect 1-491- room, screened porch, 1 1/2 «lfr READ IMS. 7 / z ^ CHFA, VA o r FHA Programs baths, 2-car garage, many danM f. roalo 2100. Treasure House Party ’ FOR YOUII MAN PART-TIME Mornings Plan. PlaaM call for appointmant to see If you extras. Walking distance to 3 for janitorial duties, 8-10:30 schools. 643-8972. W x t H e r a l d A.M. daily. 6464220. would qualify undar thaaa programa. DISHWASHER WANTED - OMBEIIUIID FUMS FIVE-ROOM Bungalow for Friday and Saturday nights, 12 LATHE HANDS - Overtime, midnight to 4 a.m. Must be over FM sale. Call owner for appoint­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING paid holidays, excellent in­ ment, 643-5811. 18. Apply in person. P & L surance benefits. Metronics, FRECHETTE A MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. HRST. Restaurant, 550 East Middle STORE MtNMIERS Inc., Routes 6 and 44A Bolton. 646-4144 Tpke., Manchester, 646-4047. JOIN AN AQORESSIVE CONVENIENCE FOOD CHAIN MANCHESTER - West side, 263 Main Straat, Manchaatar Verplanck School, first time on The first place you should go, whether SPEECH and language clini­ GRANTS is looking for a sales market, 6 room Ranch, im­ buying or selling real estate, is Reale’s APPLICANTS ACCEPTED WILL RECEIVE: cian, full-time, K4, starting maculate condition, garage, specialist in their Furniture • COMPREHENSIVE TRAININQ PROGRAM September 1st, Horace VT. Private Instructlone 18 ^rner. They offer Professional Service for all Department. Experience 'Manchester enclosed porch. 40s. Hayes • INCENTIVE BONUSES Porter School, Qilumbia, Conn. Corp. 646-0131. Real Estate needs. They PHONE 643-2711 preferred but not necessary Application may be requested BEGINNERS ORGAN classes NEW HOMES We will train the right man • PAID HOLIDAYS - SICK PAY advertise many listings at the school office. MANCHESTER - Six-room Paid vacations and nolidays • VACATION WITH PAY OAK GROVE STREET - New every day to maintain a FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Ranch, fireplace, garage, sick pay, low cost group life in • HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE RELIABLE warehouse Raised Ranch, living room, high level of readership, surance. Apply Personnel Of • LIFE INSURANCE GGGGGGGGGGGGGVeGGGGeGGGeGGGG beautiful treed yard. $35,900. delivery man wanted, full-time. dining room, large kitchen, 3 Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. which in turn brings im­ flee, Monday through Friday • PROFIT SHARING RETIREMENT PLAN Apply Blau Furniture, 1115 bedrooms, wall-to-wall NOTICES ADVERTISING 10-5. No phone calls please □ REAL ESTATE mediate interest in their Happy Birthday • UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES MamSI1 Street, Manchester in per- throughout, 2'/t baths, family MANCHESTER - West side 1 — Lott ind Found H A P P Y A D S Grant City, Tri-City Plaza, Ver son. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• houses for sale. And peo­ 2 — Ptfiontlt DEADLINE CHARLOTTE non, Connecticut. room with fireplace, laundry Ranch, first time offered. 3 — Announctmonlt If you like working with people and have always had a Homes For Sale 23 Garage, enclosed porch, many ple come to Reale’s 12:00 noon the day before August 27 • Virgo room, 2-car garage, huge 4 — Entortalnment publication. dtaira to ba part of a managamani taam, call: FIRST COOK patio deck, park-like yai^. extras. 40’s. Hayes Corpora­ Corner to sell their house, 5 — Auctions COVENTRY HILLS area - 71/2 Deadline for Saturday and Love, Stan MR. TUPPER Only $52,900. tion, 646-0131. or other property. So FINANCIAL Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. EXPERIENCED (COLLECT) 684-4925 We have an immediate room Ranch, three bedrooms, 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages MONDAY AND TUESDAY opening for a first cook beautifully landscaped country PERKINS STREET - New WHY PAY RENT? - Buy this 6- remember, if you are in­ 9 — Paraonal Loans acre plus, immaculate condi­ room house. Possible 4 10 — Insurance AUTO MECHANICS 7 P.M. - 9 P.M. experienced in quantity Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living terested in either buying (Herald photo by Dunn) PLEASE READ tion, baseboard oil hot water bedrooms. Needs paper and QIad to hear you're General Motors experience An Equal Opportunity Employtr cooking, special diets and room with fireplace, dining .EMPLOYMENT heat, built-in stove, paint. $26,000. Hagler Real or selling real estate, 13 — Help Wanted YOUR AD doing 80 well. preferred. Fopr-day work supervision. Preparation will refrigerator, stereo system, room, kitchen, 2 baths, wall- Estate, 643-6624. come to Reale’s Corner Telephone Entry Rec League Kingpins 14 — Business O pportunities Classified ads are taken over week. Fringe benefits. Apply be for 240 patients at wall-to-wall carpeting, to-wall throughout, full base­ first. 15 — Situation W anted Ihe phone as a convenience. We Love You, Runkitif{ No. 1 ill ilu* Hrc .Softball League was the Telephone Society entry. Rear, left The Herald Is responsible lor in person to Mr. Bergeron, Meadows Convalescent aluminum storage shed, large ment. Only $39,900. VERNON - Lake Street School. ' EDUCATION to right, Bill Shields, Irv Fister, Howie Edwards, Bob Lynn, Lee Zahaba, Gene Gale, only one incorrect insertion and RAY Service Manager. Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 75x30 patio, gardens, many Five-room Ranch with full 18 — Private Instructions extras, convenient location, GRANDVIEW STREET - Will 19 — Schools-Ctasses then only to Ihe size ol Ihe OPPORTUNITIES Manchester. See Sister walk-out basement on ’/4-acre 2 Wayne Johnson, Slier Hill. Front, Jim MeArdle, Paul McNamara, Lurry Carlson, original insertion. Errors which SASBUICK build to your specifications on 20 — Instructions Wanted Mildred or call 647-9194 walk to golf course. $39,700.742- plus, secluded dead-end street. Tim Morinrty, Bill Conway, Dave Rutbbun, Rich Holman. do not lessen the value ol Ihe Mom and Dad Flke 81 ADAMS STREET 9443. Principles only. this gorgeous lot. ^ ,9 0 0 . Starkweather Realty, REAL ESTATE ... Sofflttont m JSM 'S'W L. advertisement will not be cor­ 23 — Homes lor Sals and MOM and Dad MANCHESTER J.C. PENNEY 646-5353, 647-9237. rected by an additional inser­ may havi tant you MANCHESTER - Small two- 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale tion. Bertuzzi 25 — Investment Property a hoppy adl PART AND FULL-TIME help family, ideal investment. Good FM 26 — Business Properly Wa ara accepting applicaUona for the following wanted, grounds maintenance, I FREE 27 — Resort Property poaltlons In our Manchastar Warahouaa: location and condition. Low FRECHETTE ARURTM t h r f p i a c & ^ply at Tallwood Country 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Our trained sales staff will m ini Set Down 28 — Real Estate Wanted EXPERIENCED cabinet REALTORS, INC. igive you, at no charge, a Softball maker wanted. Excellent op­ Club, Route 85, Hebron. 643-4535, 646-1021. MISC. SERVICES ★ MAJOR APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN 644-4144 Icurrent market evaluation of 31 — Services Offered portunity. Please call ★ HOME ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN BABYSITTER wanted to stay MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6,3- lyour house. Your 32 — Painting-Papering ADVERTISING Displaycraft, Manchester 643- Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 For Violations 33 — Building-Contracting 9557. ★ FURNITURE REFINISHER with house and children car garage, excellent location, ELLINGTON - Custom built 8 Ineighborhood Red Carpet WOMEN’S REC 34 — Roofing-Siding weekend of September 6-8. Call good income. Just reduced. room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, iRealtor is an acknowledged MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. DRAPERIES - Personally Plating five runs in the third 35 — Heating-Plumbing RATES Happy 41st Anniversary 6464614. $36,900. LaPenta Agency, 36 — Flooring REAL ESTATE - Need for one Apply In peraon living room, family room, 2 |specialist in real estate Removal, pruning, lot clearing, custom made, work inning, the Leopards held off 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 1 day ...... 9e word.per day eager salesperson for active Realtor, 646-2440. fireplaces, central vacuum properties. spraying.Fully insured. guaranteed, call anytime, 649- 38 — Services Wanted 3 days ...... 8c word per day FEMALE Cashier wanted - MISSION, Kan. (UPI) — The University of Illinois has the Cougars for a 14-11 verdict GRANDMA AND local real estate office. Monday - Friday, 10-12,2-4 system, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2-car 4266. 6 d a y s ...... 7t word per day Lumber yard. Monday through Licensed. Free estimates. been placed on probation for two years and its basketball last night at Cheney Tech. MISC. FOR SALE Experience not necessary, will MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, garage. Char-Bon Agency, 646- Phone 633-5345. 26 days ...... 6« word per day Friday, 8-4:30. Many company Dot Brindamour had a triple 41 — Articles for Sale 15 WORD MINIMUM ^RANDPA WOJCIK tram. For confidential appoint­ J.C. PENNEY two-family, 3 bedrooms, living 1483. ALTERATIONS and team prohibited from post-season competition for one year 42 — Building Supplies benefits. Call for appointment, ment call Rick Merritt, 64)6- 300 West Farms Mall, Rt. 84, Exit 40, Farmington room, kitchen, wall-to-wall dressmaking done in my home, for violating NCAA rules. and three singles pacing the 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs H appy Ads ...... $1.75 Inch Love, Peter Albert, 525-9355. M/F, An TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 44 — Livestock 1180. An oqual opportunity amployor M /F carpeting, air-conditioned. MANCHESTER - Redwood [RIDDOlPEdTrees cut, trimmed or topped, ladies’ and children’s clothes Leopards’ 21-hit attack. Bonnie The NCAA Monday cited as violations extra benefits to Heather, Scott and Heidi Chris Equal Opportunity Employer. Immediate occupancy. The Solomonson and Shirley Roglis 45 — Boats & Accessories Farms, 6 room Ranch, 1 1/2 REALTORS « stumps removed, fully insured. only. Call 647-1598. student athletes not available to the rest of the student 46 — Sporting Goods NURSES AIDES - Part-time, price is only $47,900. Frechette baths, garage, eat-in kitchen, Got a tree problem? Well worth each added a double. Liz 47 — Garden Products W AITRESSES - Are you body; improper financial aid to the athletes; improper in­ weekends only. Excellent & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- dining room, $42,900. Hayes a phone call. 742-8252. Bickley had three of the 19 hits 48 — Antiques looking for part-time work with OF MANCHESTER 49 — Wanted to Buy salary, good opportunity to earn LEGAL NOTICE 4144. Corporation, 646-0131. ducements to prospective players; improper entertain­ HOUSE CANVAS enumerators full-time pay? We have it. Per­ collected by the Cougars with some money on weekends. If CALDOR PLAZA TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving ment of a prospect’s parents, and improper transportation RENTALS full or part time wanted for the manent, part-time positions, Painting-Papering 32 Jean Terza and Cathy Slattery desired, may schedule for an Ctourt of Probate MANCHESTER - Bowers MANCHESTER- 5 1/4% VA large appliances, cleaning 52 — Rooms lor Rent District of Manchester Manchester city directory, excellent hours, no Saturday, of prospective students. adding two bingles apiece. 53 — Apartments lor Rent occasional double. East Hart­ School, 4-bedroom Ranch, assumable mortgage, 3 cellars ana attics, also some Help Wanted Help Wanted NOTICE TO CREDITORS apply Mr. Brennan, Price & Sundays or nights. Monday 6 4 6 ^ 1 7 COLLEGE Graduate students The violations involved “representatives of the univer­ 54 — Homes lor Rent ford Convalescent Home, 745 ESTATE OF JOSEPH NEMEROFF Lee Company, Room 9,164 East living room with fireplace, bedroom Cape, large wooded tree work done. 644-1775. available for exterior and in­ 55 — Business lor Rent Pursuant to an order of Hon. William through Friday 10 a.m. to 2:30 dining room, kitchen, rec room, lot, fireplace, new roof, full sity’s athletic interests and former coaching staff 56 — Resort Property lor Rent MANCHESTER - Real Estate WAITRESSES wanted - Main Street, East Hartford. Center Street, between 9-12 terior painting. Six years E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be p.m. Excellent pay, good e, treed lot. Just im- basement, immediate occupan­ members no longer employed by Illinois.” 57 — Wanted lo Rent investment company seeks at­ Experienced only please. Apply presented to the fiduciary named below only. An equal opportunity LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, experience. Fully insured, ^ e e 58 — Misc. lor Rent NURSES AIDES - All shifts, working conditions, fringe ate. 40’s. Frechette & cy, $31,500. Meyer, Realtors, Lots-Land lor Sate — — 24 cellars and attics cleaned, tractive secretary-receptionist, in person at La Strada East, 699 on or before Nov. IS. 1974 or be barred by employer. estimates. Call our com­ The NCAA said the studerit-athletes that were involvedl experience preferred, excellent law. The fiduciary is: benefits. Call 565-5562 for inter­ S Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144.64^3860, 646-8776. lawns mowed, small tree work. AUTOMOTIVE 9-5, Monday through Friday. Main Street. view. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. are no longer enrolled at Illinois. 61 — Autos lor Sale starting salary, good fringe William G. Nemeroff THREE-QUARTER Acre Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Help Wanted 3 Brent Rd. MAN for lawn and parking lot 62 — Trucks lor Sale Good typing and steno skills OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. wooded building lot. Lake Under the sanctions, the school’s basketball team is benefits, paid lunch period, on Manchester. Conn. 06040 maintenance, must have MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6V4 INSIDE - Outside painting, 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale required. $110 weekly. Apply in ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - To New roof, full basement, expan­ gt^^ile|es. Jackston Agency, prohibited from participating in any televised game for FULL-TIME Janitorial $110 per week. East of the river bus line. East Hartford (Con­ driver’s license. Apply in per­ BACK TO SiliiilOL (XOTHES room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ ^ c i a l rates for pwple over 65. 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles person, 139 East Center Street, dable attic. Needs your per­ baths, 3Vz bedrooms, garage, 65 — Campers-Trailera-Moblle Superintendent needed for Ma--'-lanchester. opening in accounts payable. valescent Home, 745 Main son at, W. Jf. England Lumber eling, rec rooms, offices, Foully insured. Estimates given. one year and will be allowed only three new basketball nNCMNGYOURBUDGEn sonal touch to make it a treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Realty, Homes apartment buildings. Free Light bookkeeping. Full Street, East Hartford. Company, Route 44A, Bolton Earn extra money as an household repairs. Phone 649- Call 649-7863. \ scholarships for the 1975-76 and 1976-77 academ ic years. 66 — Automotive Service 0>urt of Probate charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston Realtors, 643-6930. MANCHESTER - B Zone lot, 4594. apartment, good salary. Must BABYSITTER wanted - 7:15 to benefits, excellent company. Notch. The NCAA ordered that basketball recruiting be limited to RADK ^ 7 — Autos lor Rent-Lease District of Manchester AVON representative. Sell Agency, 646-1316. excellent location. C3iar-Bon be dependable, handy, and 5, Monday through Friday, Fee paid. Call immediately, CEILINGS, inside painting, A NOTICE TO CREDITORS quality AVON products while MANCHESTER staff members, with no assistance from outside parties. np Agency, 646-1483. LAWNMOWERS repaired and papering, floor sanding- willing to work at maintenance, Lawton Road area. 15 month Rita Girl, 164 East Center ESTATE OF RAYMOND L. HAGENOW your children are in school. MANCHESTER - Six-room minor repairs, and lawn care. Street, Manchester, 646-3441. VACANCY SR. Driver -18 speeds, with small LET’S TALK sharpened, pick-up and refinishing (specializing in In addition, assistant football coach Gary Golden was old girl. References. Please Call for details. 289-4922. Cape with new roof, new MANCHESTER - 7 surveyed Lost and Found t Board Clerk — Part-time posi Pursuant to an order ol Hon. William backhoe experience. Must be About this 8(4 room Ranch delivered. Call Sharpall now for older floors). John Verfaille, reprimanded and prohibited from recruiting activites for TONIGHT Seeking adult without children. call 643-0939. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be kitchen ap<* ^ —bathroom. A willing to labor also. Steady acres in excellent rural residen­ your spring tuneup. 643-5305. 646-5750, 872-2222. one year. 7:25 R.d Sox vs. White Write Box “B” Manchester TIRE MOUNTER - Part-time, tion (20 hours per week in Supt presented to the fiduciary named below that would be perfect for the LOST - At Parkade, bag con­ work. 742-6190. EXCEPTIONAL Management potentiallySO**''.. Good area. tial area, close to Glastonbury Sox, WTIC Herald, giving age, experience, TOOLMAKERS 11-3 or 11-5 daily, small shop. Office 2 evenings per month — on or before Nov. 14, 1974 or be barred by ^1,900. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, family who needs room for line. Ideal site for horse lovers. “The committee on infractions feels the penalties taining little boy’s pants. Call previous employment. National Brands Tire, 229 law. The fiduciarv is: Opportunity - Male or female CASH Registers and adding WALLPAPER Hanging - No job ALL-AROUND MACHINISTS Board meetings) Bernice I. Hagenow 643-1577. their leisure hours. 2 $18,000. Call Arthur Shorts, 6^- against Illinois are directed to those directly involved and 649-1308. in Ave., Glastonbury. interested in full management machines. - Sales, service, too small. Call 647-1295 or ^ Duties 381 Woodland St. fireplaces, excellent 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., supplies. 15 years experience, HAIRDRESSER wanted - BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS » Manchester, Conn. 06040 of a unique early-American fur­ 6784. Ask for Bill. should have a meaningful impact on the future conduct of • Prepgre agenda for MANCHESTER - Striking 4 Manchester Office, 647-9139. [I LOST - Female German Experienced. Call 643-2461 or Top wages, fringe benefits HEAD SKI DIVISION of AMF, AHENTION niture shop carrying authentic landscaped yard with patio, formerly with NCR. Free its intercollegiate athletic program,” George H. Young, meetings bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ Shepherd, black wit{i tan legs, apply in person at the Carriage Inc., an equal opportunity reproductions of furniture, much more. Call Tony Estimates. C.R.S. Company, J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom U and overtime. Minimum 3 chairman of the committee, said. Bowlers Meet answers to Heidi, vicinity Wind- • Kesnonsible for board S1UDENTS MU TEACHERS clocks, lanms and fireplace fur- wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first Wasilefsky, eves. 872-0003. VERNON Acreage - Excellent Coventry, 742-6381. decorating. Interior painting. House, 18 Oak Street. years experience required. employer, has an immediate floor family room. Prime loca­ residential neighborhood. Young added that the penalty covers Vthose individuals sorville Rd., Ellington. minutes Court of Probate, District of Manchester World’s oldest and most nishings . Must have experience EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Paper hanging. New (Ceilings. Wednesday Night Y Bowling Must be able to set up and opening for a data entry office NOTICE OF HEARING tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. Panoramic view of the Connec­ Reward. Mrs. Palozej, 875-2284 • Assigned duties in office prestigious company in the in this line pi plus sales or CUSTOM MADE draperies and Remodeling. Exterior painting. directly responsible as well as the institutipn itself for not League will meet Wednesday WOMAN to babysit school year, work from blueprints. Apply clerk. Individual must be ESTATE OF CATHERINE D. ADAMS, Howland Realtors, 643-1108. BARROWS A WALLACE ticut River Valley. One of the before 1:30 and after 6. Tuesday and Thursday 7:45- energetic, pay attention to Excellent fringe benefits. deceased educational field is expanding business knowledge. Will be mmcMSwr now niVM Nwiioni bedspreads, wide selection of Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. maintaining proper control over representatives of its night at 7:30 at the Holiday at largest parcels left in Vernon. fa b r ic s . Phone 649-1786 4:15. Own transportation. 646- details and type 45-50 words per Apply; Superintendent of Pursuant to an order of Hon. William to meet today’s demands for located in Manchester. Salary 64S-S306 397-1519 278-1502 Fully insured. For estimate call athletic interests.” Lanes. Officers are Hank Mar- LOST - Passbook W215, 6-3485, E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated Aumst 14, MANCHESTER - New 5-5 two- Call Red Carpet Re ‘ anytime. 649-9658. 7618. minute. Some keypunch and Schools Office Box 356, Coven­ “QUALITY EDUCATION” open. Send resume to Box The NCAA said it would monitor the activities of the un­ tyn, president; Joe Twaronite, 8-502, 98678, 112560, 115300, PARAGON TOOL 1974 a hearing will be held on application “BB” , Manchester Herald. family in Eighth District. Manchester, 646-1117. general office experience try, Conn. 742-7317 praying that an instrument purporting to Fall jobs, full or part-time. Aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, iversity’s athletic department during the probationary treasurer, and Art Johnson, E13307, 70-1977, 100560. Savings COMPANY be the last will and testament of said Tree Cutting - lot PAPERHANGING and ceiling BOOKKEEPING Assistant, desirable. Rapid advancement UNIQUE COMPENSATION big kitchen and separate MANCHESTER Executive ...... S i period. secretary. Bank of Manchester. Applica­ filing clerk and typist, 8 a.m. - 121 Adams Street and excellent company paid deceased be admitted to probate as in NURSES’ AIDES - Private du­ Contemporary in one of and landscaping work painting - Reasonable rates. s 1st, t said application on file more fully PLAN. $400 per month to start basements. Mid 50s. T.J. Business Property 26 tion made for payment. ty, 7-3 or 3-11. Experienced, done. Free estimate. Weekdays Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. 4:30 p.m.,3.m., excelltexcellent fringe ------Manchester benefits. Apply Monday - appears, at the Court of Probate on Manchester’s finest locations. G if you meet the requirements hospital trained, convalescent Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. call 872-9771 after 5:30 P.M. benefits, on bus line. East Hart­ Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 300 August 29, 1974 at 9:30 a.m. Four large bedrooms, 2(4 BUSINESS Zone 2 - West LOST - Small female Cairn REAL ESTATE Sales Woman - PEARL J. HULTMAN of this unique plan. Liberal home or related experience, Weekends anytime. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. ford Convalescent Home, 745 Progress Drive, Manchester, baths, magnificent view of Center Street, 200’ frontage, Terrier. Vicinity Deming Street PLEASANT WORK at Hartford To handle apartmemt rentals Ass’l. CJerk benefits, advancement oppor­ dependable with references Five years experience. Main Street, East Hartford. Conn, or call 646-8200 for an ap­ COVENTRY Hartford skyline, sunken patio 250’ deep. House on property. Deb Cone Top Natator Reward. Answers police whis­ Road Dairy Queen. Woman to on a commission basis. Apply in tunities, car necessary. For only. $3.25 hourly. Medical TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ Excellent references. Pete, 742- pointment. person. Eastern Real Estate off family room, fieldstone Call owner, 643-6273. tle. Call 649-4866. work evenings, 5 days a week, personal interview, call 528- Placement Service, 232-5226. S f M S m NEW R. RJUKH ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. FULL AND Part-time 6-12 p.m. Must have ice cream Company, 139 East Center fireplace, dressing area off Basketball mechanics, control-desk BOOKKEEPER - Fantastic 9771. master bedroom and tri-level and trimming. Attics, cellars In Weekend AAU Meet fountain experience. Good pay Street, Manchester. Court of Probate. District of Manchester If you are looking for a new 7 INDUSTRIALLY Zoned - 2.3 cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- LOST - Mixed breed brown, tan, position open with Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING BABYSITTER WANTED - construction are just some of operator, will train. Apply in and working conditions. Apply acres off Adams Street, black female dog. N.Y. license, bank for head bookkeeper with ESTATE OF GEORGE F. McKEEVER, Vicinity of Cooper Street, hours room, very modern. Raised this home’s many attractions. 5305. PROFESSIONAL Competing in the Connecticut local results were: person. Holiday Lanes, 39 Hartford Road Dairy Queen, PHARMACIST - Full or perma­ Manchester. Close to 1-86. vicinity Route 66, Hebron. Spencer Street. banking background. Supervise deceased SALES POSITION available - 7-9 a.m. and 1-2 p.m. starting Ranth here it is. Cathedral Reluctantly offered in the mid INTERMEDIATE AAU Men’s and Women’s Open mornings 9-12. nent part-time. Greater Hart­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William House on property, price WINDOW CLEANING - Will PAINTING Paige .lohnson. fifth. 100 breast, 1 27.5, Reward, 267-2603, 423-5194. 10 employees, great salary and Apply in person to Wild Cargo September. 647-18M. ceilings, 2 baths, custom 60’s. Warren E. Howland Six Pack 42 (Connolly 21, Long Course Swimming Cham­ ford area. Call J. Mastriani, E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated August 14, reduced, Homeseekers Realty, wash your office, house and fac­ Pointing, Poporing ond seventh, 200 breast, 3:06.9, 12th. 400 ind. TRUCK MECHANIC - 5 days, benefits. Fee paid. Rita Girl, 1974 a hearing will be held on application Pet Shop, 1139 Tolland Tpke., cabinets, rec room with Realtors, 643-1108. Guardino 15), Sonics 29 (Healy pionship at Churchill Pool in med., 6:04.8; Katie Tucker, ninth, 200 3-D BRIDGEPORT mornings at 527-1164. 646-4353. tory windows. Special discount Smoll Corpontry FOUND - Black and white good benefits. Apply Knudsen 164 E a st C enter S tr e e t, ' ng that an instrument purporting to Manchester. 11, Buijuicus 8). Newington last weekend was free, 2:25.7. 10th, 400 free, 5:06.5, 10th, OPERATOR, lathe operator jig e last will and testament of said fireplace, 3 good sized prices for August. Work HBEtnMm-nUTRMi 100 back. 1:16.2, 11th, 100 free, 1:07.2, pointer, male, mixed breed. Brothers Dairy, 1100 Burnside Manchester. 646-3441. K SEVEN-ROOM Cape, newly Med Goo 43 (Lappen 14, Sulick the Manchester Rec Swim bore operator, cintimatic FULL AND part-time positions deceased be admitted to probate as in bathrooms, built-ins and 2 guaranteed. Our men are 11th. 200 back. 2:46.9; Sherrie Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. Avenue, East Hartford, 289- said application on file more fully LABORER - Full-time, DEAN MACHINE remodeled, fireplace, 2-car gar­ 646-29S5 Hop|>erstead. 12th, 100 back. i :17.8.12th, operator. Experienced only. available for sale hostesses. garages. Joe Gordon, eves. Beal Estate Wanted 28 10), Ozones 34 (Anton 12, Club. 1501. appears, at the Court of Probate on experienced preferred, $3.50-$4 age, pool and appliances bonded and insured. Call 649- 200 back. 2:47.3, eighth. 200 free, 2:25.3; 'Top pay, all fringe benefits. Le- Immediate openings. Kentucky PRODUCTS, INC. 643-5314. Kildish 10). Top local competitor was FOUND - Black, white and tan PART-TIME August 29, 1974 at 10:00 a.m. per hour. Phone 643-0851. negotiable. Asking $38,900. 5334. Kevin fame, 12th, 100 butterfly, 1:09,3; Mi Corporation, 1 Mitchell Fried Chicken, West Middle PEARL J. HULTMAN, Ass t, a e rk SELLING your home or B. H. MAGOWAN, Jr. & Sons - Debbie Cone who placed fourth Mike Wasyluk, ninth, 1,500 free, no time male^ German ^ Shepherd. Call MALE PAINTERS - JANirORULimNING Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- SENIOR I Drive, Manchester. Tpke. 646-9428. Apply to 102 Colonial Road EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY acreage? For prompt friendly G & H Paving & Construction Interior and exterior painting. in the 100-meter breaststroke given, 11th, 200 butterfly, 2:55.4; Karen Experienced, new and old 5 A.M. to 9 A.M. PUBLIC HEALTH Staff Nurse 8713. Fred’s won by forfeit over MeArdle, 10th, 200 butterfly, 3:06.8; manager. MANCHESTER service, call Louis Dimock Company-Paving, sealing, con­ Also paperhanging. (Jail 643- with a 1:27.2 clocking and fifth ...... work. Own transportation is a Manchester Area - Generalized program, RARROWS A WALLACE Realty, 649-9823. Bike Shop. . Clare McDermott, 12th, 200 breast, Personals AUTOMOTIVE P a r ts mnclwttw NtwHavwi Hwtfonl crete work, septic systems in­ 7361. in the 200-meter breaststroke 3 24.0. ninth. 1,500 free, no time given; must. Call evenings between 7 qualified supervision, salary Eagles Blue won by forfeit Beth MeDermott, 10th, 1,500 free, no Customer Service Department - Call 649-5334 BABYSITTER wanted 7:30- NOTICE OF BIDS 648-8306 387-1818 270-1802 stalled. Commercial and and 8 P.M. 872-7103. comparable, 35 hour week, 11 IMMEDIATE ALL CASH for your property PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ over Moriarty Brothers. with a time of 3:05.4. Other time given. STUDENT living in Growing warehouse distributor 4:30, Monday- Friday, area of The Manchester Board of DAYS and NIGHTS residential. 26 ; years paid holidays, 3 weeks vacation. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ting, wallpapering, spray/brush Manchester needs ride to and needs man with automotive Waddell School for two girls OCCUPANCY experience. Free estimates. Education solicits bids for Call 228-9^8, or write Com­ instant service. Hayes Agency, painting. Fair prices, fully in­ from Windham Regional parts experience for customer OUTSIDE WORK - General attending school all day and one MANCHESTER — New homes 649-5233. Smoke Monitoring Equipment munity Health Service, Route Gracious Colonial on HENRY 646-0131. sured, experienced and depen­ Technical School, Willimantlc, service department. Excellent landscaping. Must have own girl attending half day. Please in desirable Porter Street area. MACHINISTS and for a Security Alarm 66 Columbia, Connecticut, • BRIDBEPORT STREET that features front- dable. 643-1671. Monday through Friday. Call pay and fringe benefits. Call transportation. Call 528-9241. call 646-8033 after 5. Foundations now being dug. DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree Bullard operator and all- System. Sealed bids will be 06237. to-back living room, formal WE WILL buy your house. Call 643-1892. 289-7906 for appointment to in­ MILLINB MACHINE Your plans or ours. 40s, 50s, work, clean-ups, raking, around machinists needed for I received until August 29,1974 as dining room, kitchen with anytime, Hutchins Agency, Bullding-Contrecting 33 terview. BABYSITTER wanted - Before Set-up and operate. 60s...’T.J. Crockett, Realtors, plowing, appliances moved, second shifts. Set up and follows: 643-1577. appliances, basement Realtors, 649-5324. painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 COIL WINDERS and after school. Hill View MASONRY - All types, operate from blueprint. 55 ATTRACTIVE position for gal .Smoke Equipment 3:00 p.m. playroom, 1(4 baths, walk-up Apartments, Green Road area. SELLING your house? Call us fieldstone, brick, concrete. hour week. Paid insurance in our Data Processing Depart­ To wind and aaaemble colls Security Alarm System 3:30 • BROWN AND SHARP MANCHESTER - Centrally attic, 2-car detached garage. 2 2 MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Call 643-6542. first and we’ll make you a cash Free estimates, after 5 p.m., cond, third. All kinds. Realty with major medical. Modern, ment, 5-day week, 8 a.m. to 5 Work in a clean, modarn, alr-condltioned plant. Minimum p.m. MILLINB MACHINE located six-room bungalow in Excellent residential area. ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, offer. One day service. T. J. tuning, maintenance - Ward’s 643-1870 or 644-2975. statewide, credit rating un­ air-conditioned shop. p.m. All benefits. In East Hart­ two years’ exparlenca required. At the time listed the bids will UTILITY MAN - Apply in per- excellent condition. Fireplace, Priced at a very negotiable Set-up and operate. garage, full basement, in Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. School of Electronics graduate, necessary, Reasonable. Con­ ford with pleasant surroun­ be publicly opened. The right is son, Stygar Gagege Company, $37,900. Interest rates may be J.D. MANUFACTURING CO. We sre located in a pleasant country alts. Only 20 minutae Bowers School area. $29,500. 7 years experience. Trust your NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - fidential, quick arrangements. dings. 289-2735. 1445I TollandT c ‘ Tpke., GROUP (5 to 10) of 36 Sheldon Road driving from Manchester, Bolton, Vernon, South Windsor reserved to reject any and all T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- bullish but low taxes and the instrument to skillful Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. bids. Specifications and bid Manchester. • HARblNRE CHUCKERS price on this lovely home will professional people - Dentists, ditions, rec rooms, porches and 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Manchealer QUALIFIED Riding Instructor and Tolland. 1577. technicians. Call 646-0437 mor­ forms may be secured at the Set-up and operate. make you and yours happy doctors, lawyers, accountants, roofing. No job too small. Call ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 643-4243 - To teach English and Western. Call or write ' PAINTING Estimator - nings. Business Office, 45 N. School MANCHESTER - Two- and content for years to come. architects, etc. to share one- 649-3144. Call 742-7576. Excellent opportunity for in­ story building on main artery in Street, Manchester, Connec­ bedroom Duplex Condominium, Won’t last! Do call soon... COVENTRY counseling center MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd TRANS-TEK, INC. dividual with experience in all • TURRET LATHES town. Parking for 65 cars, air- CARPENTRY - Repairs, PART-TIME Sales Lady - For ticut. Raymond E. Demers, one full, two half baths. Call — individual and family 0 D mortgages — interim financing FULL AND part-time ROUTE 83, ELLINGTON, CONN. phases of estimating and Set-up and operate. conditioned, central location. remodeling, additions, roofing. counseling information and ap­ — expeditious and confidential experienced salesladies wanted stock and sales work. Apply to Business Manager project coordination. Send brief owner, M3-1357. 872-8351 Call Keith Real Estate, 649- pointments. 742-5091. Call David Patria, South Wind­ service, J.D. Real Estaze at Pilgrim Mills Fabric Store, manager at Fairway, Main resume to P.O. Box 8232, East 1922, ask for Stillman Keith. sor, 644-1796. Assoc. 646-1980. Street, No phone calls. Hartford, Conn. 06108, All MANCHESTER - 5-4, Duplex, 434 Oakland Street, 646-4422. WEDDING Invitations - replies confidential. a INSPECTORS separate furnaces, 2-car gar­ MuiTinf utTNN tom ci NOTICE FOR age, excellent condition, im­ NEED SOMEONE to handle Brochures, Business Forms, WES ROBBINS carpentry RECEPTIONIST - Monday - BOOKKEEPER - Full Charge, Experienced. 648-2580 your rental property? With us Help Wented 13 DIRECTOR OF WOMEN’S CENTER ADMISSION OF ELECTORS, mediate occupancy. Char-Bon Letterheads, Envelopes, remodeling specialist. Ad­ Thursd^, 5-9, Saturday 9-3. to $160 per week. East of the ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Clerk, the owner pays no fees. For fast ditions, rec rooms, dormers, river opening for capable in­ TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. Agency, 646-1483. Tickets, Business Cards and PART-TIME work at home, on Reply Receptionist, P.O. Box Manchester Community College seeks a person to fill a experienced. Excellent fringe OVERTIME friendly service in all your real other printing services offered. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, dividual who can handle trial Notice is hereby given that the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. 222, Manchester, Conn. new part-time position as Director of a campus/communl- benefit program. Contact Mr. m d estate needs, contact Hagler General Printing Services, 623- 649-3446. balance, general ledger the Board for Admission of ty women’s center. Responsibilities will Include Berson, 646-2830. ALL BENEFITS Real Estate, 643-6624. 5379. WAITRESS - Part-time, days. BABYSITTER wanted - McKee posting, etc. Excellent benefits. developing, staffing and operating a women’s center on Electors for the Town of An­ HOMES OF DISTINCTION LEON Cieszynski builder - new Don’t wait, this one won’t last. AVAILABLE Experienced preferred. Apply Street area, 4 mornings a week, campus to serve women of the community, staff and stu­ dover will be in session in the MECHANIC WANTED - 40 RALPH A. Saunders -15 Foster homes custom built, Fee paid. Rita Girl, 164 East $29,900—7-room older Colonial located on west side. Four in person. W. T. Grant Co., 7 to 8:30 a.m. for 4 year old girl, dent body, provide Information, referral, coordination and Town Office Building on Mon­ hours per week, good wages, bedrooms, large kitchen and dining room. Near Street, Manchester. Roofing remodeled, additions, rec Manchester Parkade. Tuesday through Friday. 649- Center Street, Manchester, 646- day, August 26, 1974 from 7:00 Anderson Brothers, 118 Center An aqual opportunity omployor □ MISC. SERVICES rooms, prages, kitchens 3441. facilitation of services to women; provide counselling, ad­ school. Needs some work. and Guttering, Painting - 0100, Mrs. Matthews. to 9:00 p.m., in accordance with St., 649-2384. Interior - Exterior. 646-1399 or remodeled, bath tile, cement vocacy, outreach and supportive climate in solving $36,900—Dollar for dollar this 7-room Cape Is a true value. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ ATTENTION - Housewives. women’s problems and meeting needs; Initiation of State Statue Sec. 9-18-A for the 647-1272. Sell toys and gifts now through purpose of admitting all per­ New family room, 2 full baths, full shed dormer, Servicea Offered 31 tial or commercial. Call 649- conaclentlousness-ralsing and developmental programs PART-TIME 4291. Christmas. Free sample kit. sons who are found to be Business Opportunity 14 new roof, plus fireplace and wall-to-wall carpet­ WE PAY $5 and up for junk addressed to needs of women. Candidates should have Positions available in our deli Commissions from first party! qualified to be Electors of the ing. Transferred owner wants fast sale. SHARPENING Service — cars. Don't give them away. Call or write Santas’s Parties, Bachelor’s Degree or higher, ability to organize, ability In department and check-out MANCHESTER - Centrally Saws, knives, axes, shears, 742-9673 or 423-2632. CARPENTRY - porches, gar­ HEY KIDS! ’Town of Andover. $37,500—5-room Ranch with 2 full baths, country style ages, additions! bathrooms, Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- oral and written communications, sensitivity to needs of counters for mornings, after­ located variety store. Excellent skates, rotary blades. Quick The qualifications are as kitchen, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, en­ kitchens, houses, repairs. Free (Herald photo by Dunn) 673-3455. Also booking parties. Want to make good money working only a few hours women and ability to relate needs to the college, ability to noons and evenings. Must be lease, tremendous business service. Capitol Equipment SUNSHINE painters and follows: Applicant must be closed porch and garage. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen a week. No liit\it to how much you can earn. Three relate to people and work with community agencies, at least 18 years old. Apply potential. Ideal set-up for man Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. papers. Floor cleaning and win­ eighteen years of age, must be $49,900—4-bedroom Ranch with family room, 2'/4 baths. 5 Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday dow cleaning. Free estimates. Martin, 646-7295. Charter Oak Sojtball League Winners PART-TIME janitorial work, nighta per week. W'e train. knowledge of existing community agencies dealing with store manager; and wife. Owner retiring. T. J. mornings or evenings, needs of women, Independence and Initiative. Salary Is a resident of the Town of An­ Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. alr-conditloning units, eat-in kitchen, wall-to-wall 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Satisfaction guaranteed. Call TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY CliamiiionHhip laun ls in ihe Charier Oak Softball League were eaplured by Glen Manchester area. Call 649-5334. dover, if foreign born must be a FIRST NATIONAL carpet throughout, garage. 7958. 649-1590. $1,650 for 16 hours per week during the period September Carpentry and general contrac­ ConHiruelion. Squad members were, rear, left lo right, Mike Mistretta, Byrd Call 647-9946 through January (renewal of the appointment Is likely). naturalized citizen. FOOD STORES JN C . Situation Wanted IS Ruth K. Munson K-MAirr S h o p ^ Canttr REWEAVING burns, holes. WILL CLEAN gutters on your ting. Residential and commer­ Carlson, Marsh Poller, Buzz Keeney. Middle row, Frank Kellerl, George May, Carl WANTED - Fellow desiring to Letters of application and resumes should be sent by ZINSSER AGENCY cial. Whether it be a small Manchester Evening Herald Town Clerk 2U8 Spancar Street RESPONSIBLE MOTHER Zippers, umbrellas repaired. home, $25. All kinds ol carpen­ Colangelo, Skip Cool, Tom Rheaume, hul boy. Front, John O’Brien, Dan be cook. No experience August 30 to: Harry S. QodI, Dean of Students, Manchester babysits in home before/alter Window shades, Venetian try work. No job too small. Call repair job, a custom built home necessary, just willing to learn. for Board for Admission Realtors Guuebione, Bal boy Dun Gaiiehione, Bill Sheekey, Jim Misiretla. Community College, P.O. Box 1046, Manchester, Ct. MANCHESTCR school or all day. Verplanck IWLS blinds. Keys. TV for rent. between 5-7 p.m. 649-7838, 643- or anything in between, call 646- Good pay, benefits. 649-5271. of Electors An Equal Opportunlly Emphyar M /F 646-1511 School. 643-2518, 646-0867. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 8414. 1379.

) PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., August 20, 1974 MMgiESTgREVgg, PAGE NINETEEN BENJY BY JIM BERRY Apartments For Rant 53 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN NEW FIRST-FLOOR 5-room OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE WHAT flat, 3 bedrooms, kitchen with UKlS'iJ th o u g h t THIS WAS ) MAY I INQUIRE \NHAT pelf-cleaning range, A COSTUME PARTY/ >------S WHATlXJ'itXJ UM.YAS.THE HOOPli PROBLEM-SCTLVINfi METM<7P WA6 YOU REPRESENT.? V RECOMMEND ID, RATHER refrigerator, dishwasher and ^ Doesn’t it make sense to buy the ■^V/:-----7------OONfr CONSISTS OF ANALYZING T6E SITUATION. BE A disposal, large bath with tub . VC.A. / WORRY A B O U T IT... A SINUS ^ THEN ISaATiNG AND TESTING ALL PRISONER THAT?/ HEADACHEf enclosure, fully carpeted, two ENJOY YOURSELF/ YARIABLK.' a f t e r n o t in g h o w t h e car AGAIN THAN air-conditioners, shades and #1 car* from the j|il Honda dealer?* WAS TRAPPED 1 DID THIS MENTALLY.' HAVE TO laundry hook-ups provided. = r c — LISTEN TO THE Peterman Agency, 649-9404. NATURALlY .I ESTIMATED THE 4rJudg«d by Mm Envlronimntal r eru n ! P I © ! BAROMETRIC PRESSURE TO CALCULATE THREE-ROOM Apartment - ProtNtlon Agency as the low- '^'Tu l d s i n k Centrally located, stove, oat polluting eutomoblle; WITH DEFLATED TIRES refrigerator, kitchen table. No elec receiving highest tested llT 7 ANYONE K s y r r pets. Adults only. Parking for gas mileage (20.1 MPQ) certi* 1 5 one car. 643-8680. flcatlon agolnst all others test* e -3 0 ed. MANCHESTER - Four large Building-Contracting 33 Articles lor Sale 41 Apartments For Rent 53 rooms, appliances, Awarded this honor by the Sporting Goods 46 redecorated. $130. Also, 3 American Honda Motor Com* NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 rooms, appliances. $110. Securi­ BY HANK LEONARD BARRnTHOME MANCHESTER - New deluxe pany for their excellence In all cents each. Inquire side door. TENT for sale - 10x14’, two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 ty and heat extra. 643-9274. jin .i.m IMPROVEMENT CO. Manchester Evening Herald. excellent condition, one year a s p ^ s of Honda Sales and baths, includes heat, Service. P I'M GLAD ANOTHER IS I KNOW.' BUT IF I SAID J YES, la m s • Shads • Patio Covsrs old. $45. 742-6617 after 5:30 P.M. appliances, carpeting, full FOUR MODERN rooms, east IN EUROPE.' SHE'D I DIDN'T STEAL THOSE / SON... I WE BUY and sell used fur­ side, second floor, ample LEAVE IT TO ME, DIRK' NEVER BELIEVE ME.' Addlttons • Use Rooms private basement. $275 per I'LL GET VOU OFF.' PAINTINGS — W O U L D A WOULD' niture. Cash on the line. One parking, heat, appliances, H/mr ABOUT yolf.j YOU BELIEI/EME? KItchans • Roofing month. Paul W. Dougan, DAD? piece or an entire housefuil. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. monthly. Phone 646-8243. Aluminum Siding 646-6432. Furniture Barn, ’ 345 Garden Products 47 Working wllh old Bam Boarda and Main Street Rear, behind MANCHESTER - Sub-let one- \3 N O O V 1 N G FARM-FRESH eggs delivered ROCKVILLE - Rockland MANCHESTER HONDA HIS Hand Hawn Baama A Spaclalty Douglas Motor Sales. Terrace Apartments. Large bedroom apartment, all to your home. Call AN-JO appliances, air-conditioning, TRIUMPH = Rogar Barrett 649*0822 Farm, 644-9430. and beautiful three room, one 0 W* by NCJ>. h e. T M CLEAN USED refrigerators, bedroom apartment. Includes wall-to-wall carpeting 24 ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER (ExH 93 off Routo 86) ranges, automatic washers, heat, hot water, all appliances, throughout, sto rag e area, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own parking for two cars, $175 per STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, - quality pole tomatoes - with dishwasher, disposal, Business lor Rent 55 BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- month. Call 647-9825 after 5 1967 MERCURY Comet Wagon peppers - fryers, staffers, and carpeting, pool and your own 1973 DATSUN 240Z, brown, 13,- GO VOUR COMPAWVS concrete repairs, inside and 2171 p.m. - Very nice condition, must sell. UH-NO t h a n k s I ) ALGERNON SHAD'S hots - eggplant and souash. private terrace in a country set­ GiROUND FLOOR - Front of­ 300 miles, 4-speed, AM-FM, ALL READY TO BUY THE MB. SHAD! MY FRIEND- outside. Reasonably priced. ting, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- well-maintained, excellent con­ Was asking $700, will accept DEWBERRY GOLD CLAIM... ' SUCH A DEVIOUS SCREENED loam, gravel, Silver Lane near K-Mart. Bring fice for lease, private I ER-MR. CHESTER AND I TWIT!,.WHAT'S HE 643-0851. 6586. MANCHESTER - Four rooms, any reasonable offer. (Jail 6 ^ P'RAPS YOU'LL BOTH a r e all own baskets. bathroom, wall-to-wall dition, 20 mpg. H.300. (Jail 643- SETTLED processed gravel, sand, stone, unfurnished, nice yard, close to 7977. 1626 after 6:30 or leave BE MY GUESTS At th e HOTEL ANY TYPE Carpentry and and fill. George H. Griffing, Main Street. $130 monthly plus carppting, air-conditioned, message. TILL THEN? CLABEMONTi Inc., 742-7886. CANNING TOMATOES - $3. security. 1-564-7855. plenty of parking. Call John H. 2 masonry work, additions and half bushel. Pick your own APARTMENT Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. 1973 BLUE 240Z Datsun, 9,000 remodeling. Free estimates. A. tomatoes, $2. half bushel. miles, still under warranty. 1971 FIAT 850 sports cai?, $700 PRISCILLA’S POP LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per RENTAL OFFICE REMODELED Four-Room or best offer. Good Condition. BY AL VERMEER Squillacote, 649-0811. Native pickles, sweet corn, Call 872-9254 after 6. / I T W A S A yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. Duplex - No appliances or heat. Phone 875-7786. Y o u GOT tomatoes, Krawski Farms, 178 We have a large variety of GRAKJD VACATION,/ t h e r e 's n o t M U C H One older child accepted. 644- E x c e p t O F F L U C K Y MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, Foster Street, South Windsor, deluxe one and two-bedroom Wanted to Rent 57 1971 PLYMOUTH CRICKET, 25 PRISCILLA! F O R T M E ^OF YOU TO BURN! block, stone and concrete. SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury 0727 after 6. miles per gallon. Owner moving 1964 CHEVROLET Impala - In .HOLLYMOCK above-ground pool distributor is from Manchester and Vernon, apartments and townhouses ^ S U N B U R N II Reasonable prices. ^11 643- first right past Manchester throughout Manchester. Ren­ QUIET YOUNG employed out of state. $1,100. 643-2559. rear-end collision. Gtood for 9508. over stocked on 1974 pools. Will MANCHESTER - Large one parts. $100 or best offer. 646- town line on Route 30. tal office open daily from 9-5, female contemplating M(JC sell and completely install a and two-bedroom apartments, desires room, kitchen 4026. other times by appointment. 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu - BUILDING - Remodeling, huge 16’x31’ o.d. swim pool, air-conditioned, carpeting, privileges. References. Lori, Automatic, low mileage, good complete with fencing, sun YELLOW SQUASH, zuchlnni, appliances, pool and roofing, concrete steps, peppers, radishes, eggplants, 742-7948. condition. $1500. Call 2^-2268 1941 MERCURY coupe, needs deck, filter and pump. Now only playground. Available im­ to be finished. $350 or best 0 fireplaces. For estimates call DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. after 5. $795; full price financing and tomatoes. Gleason Street, 649-1142. 240-X N«w State Ri, Manclmter mediately.-Y- Security required. WAN-TED TO RENT - Business offer. Call 643-2920 after 6:30, available. Call Tony collect: Manchester, across from $170 and $195. Eastern, 646-8250. STEVE CANYON Pilgrim Mills. 649-7591. 646-1021 man, wife, 17-year old BY MILTON CANIFF CARPENTRY - Additions, rec (413) 732-3158. daughter, two or three-bedroom 1973 VEGA GT - Gold, low rooms, decks, and roofing. Free MANCHESTER - Large 3 1/2 home in Manchester or vicinity. mileage, immaculate. Call GULBRONSEN SPINET Y EA H-A N D YOU J WE WERE estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 Stop At The room apartment in stone man­ Call collect 464-2759 after 5 p.m. after 5 p.m., 649-1961. TALKED ABOUT ^ organ, Leslie speaker, model MANCHESTER - Newer 3- sion on landscaped grounds. -AH-JUST p.m. 14^ IT LOUD ENOUGH J LEAVING.' and accordion. Phone 875- bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, H eat and appliances. No NEEDED - Florida couple 1969 VOLVO 144S - Excellent c/ FOR THAT REVOLU- MASON CONTRACTOR - 2947. CORN full basement, includes children, no pets. Security. 646- desire furnished 2-bedroom condition. $1500. 647-1128. 8 - 1 0 TIONARyWARVET appliances. $270 per month. 0885. TO h e a r ! Plastering, custom built stone house or apartment for THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM or brick fireplaces, chimney USED COMMERCIAL washing P.W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 September and October. 1965 FORD Galaxie 500 - Four- repair, block and cement work. machines, dryers, gas burner CRIB or 646-1021. Excellent references. 646-2855. door hardtop, power steering, New and repairs. E. Richard­ and boiler and parts. Call 649- For ambitious peopie unabie running condition, needs work. son, 643-0889, 649-0608. 2718. to grow their own vegetabies MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- Call 646-6073 after 6 p.m. we offer a fuii fine of pick bedroom Townhouse, full VILLAGER FOR ALL TYPES' of WASHER and dryer - Avacado your own and ready picked private basement, includes APARTMENTS 1965 CORVETTE, new interior, KB KJUWD heat, appliances and carpeting. NEED color. Moving, must sell. remodeling: additions, roofing vegetabies daiiy, 10 a.m. - 6 Two-Bedroom townhouses. □ AUTOMOTIVE side exhaust, radial tires, two our IHBS UJBRE or siding, call Robert E. Jarvis, Asking $150. Call 643-5534 9-4. p.m. $250 per month. P.W. Dougan, tops. Phone 872-8470 after 3:30 Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Fireplace. Wall-to-wall p.m. 643-6712. Free estimates. Buckland Road BABY CRIB - Maple crib and carpeting. Two air- Autos For Sale 61 mattress, extremely good con­ ___SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom conditioners, appliances, heat Trucks tor Sale 62 M \ 1 ( M Roollng-Sldlng-Chlwney 34 dition. Call 649-2766. duplex, 1 1/2 baths, full base­ and hot water. Tiled bath. No NEED CAR? Credit bad? ment, finished rec room, in­ pets. Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1956 3/4 TON Chevrolet pick-up BIDWELL Home Improvement LIVING Room and bedroom Antiques 48 cludes appliances., $235 per Honest Douglas accepts lowest - $250. Good condition. Drive furniture and miscellaneous month. P.W. Dougan, Realtor, Call 649-762D Co. Expert installation of down, smallest payments. train excellent. 20,000 miles. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA aluminum siding, gutters and items. Reasonable. Leaving WANTED Antique furniture, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 643-4605. town, must sell. Call 649-1577. trims. Roofing installation and glass, pewter, oil paintings, or O 1)74 HU Inc I.U Mg US CICI MANCHESTER - Newer . . . 0im repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. other antique itfems. R. JUNK CARS removed free. e -Ve r TAG SALE - 272 Vernon Street, family-style 2-bedroom apart­ Harrison, 643-8709. MANCHESTER - Five Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN JUST THINK A HORACE Tetrauit — Siding, Friday August 23, 10-4. Ski ment, includes heat, appliances luxurious rooms, first floor, 528-1990. CAN'T OF roofing, storm windows, aw­ boots, lawn furniture, mis­ and carpeting. $215 per month. two bedrooms, formal dining LOW COST motorcycle in­ IF t m o s e tw o d u d e s w e r e „.GADFRV.' THAT I'D SURE LIKE TO ....MEBBE IlL DO A B L I 6 I N E S S FIGURE CHANGING cellaneous items. A*UMON nings. Quality workmanship, P.W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 room, fully applianced kitchen, TOYOTA - See us for reliable OUR USED CAR LOT surance, immediate binding. WATCHING THAT TiaJCK,THEN FELLA'S ARMED KNOW WHAT'S GOING LITTLE BACK-TRACKINS IS P R E T T Y IT, VOUR USED CARS free estimates. Fully insured. or 646-1021. huge living room with See us for your needs, Crockett MAYBE X OU(3HTATAKE A TO TH' TEETH ON AROUND HERE.' AN' FIND OUT.' B A D / E H , F R E D NAME used Toyotas with our 60^ay LOOK AT IT ..,. 872-9187, 649-3417. NORGE Electric Range - 30”, fireplace, carpeting, porch, 100% warranty. We also buy Agency, 643-1577. A n d y / €> $80. Formica kitchen set, 6 □ RENTALS MANCHESTER - Two bedroom garage, treed lot. Lease, securi­ used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, NEEDS •3 ROOFING - Specializing chairs, $25. Brass fireplace apartment, large living room ty, references. Mr. Blanchard, 345 Center Street, Manchester, A/tore Good Cars & Trucks. HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- repairing roofs, new roofs, screen with andirons, $20. All and kitchen, redecorated. 646-2482. 646-4321. OTcIes, parts and accessories. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned excellent condition. 643-5789. Rooms lor Rent 52 Available immediately. Securi­ Expert service. Harley- and repaired. 30 years ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- 4 1/2 ROOMS, second floor, gas COMPLETE junk cars IF YOU PLAN TO Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, \$795 U experience. Free estimates. ATTENTION Collectors - Rare THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ 8250. heat, hot water, garage, removed free in Manchester, Hartford. 247-9774. Howley, 643-5361. original Moscow mule mugs. nished rooms, centrally working couple. Phone 649-4068. South Windsor, Vernon and BUY SOON . . . Semed bids only. Call 647-1128. located. Kitchen privileges. THREE-RODM apartment - Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - ROSSI ROOFING, siding. Parking. Reasonable rates. Heated. 456 Main Street, first FIVE ROOM apartment. North Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- SEE US NOW! Lowest rates available. chimneys, gutters, free es- GOLD VELVET Love Seat - Phone 649-2358. floor. $150. Security. Call 646- Manchester, second floor, stove 4578, 875-6231. Immediate binding. Prompt $300. Maple desk, $200. 647-1128. timates. Fufly Full insured. ■ Days,■ 2426. and refrigerator, two rooms WC GIVI MOIS ON GOOD Claim service. Call Clarke In­ O WANTED - Single woman to 8 - 3 . 0 evenings, 529-8056. P aul carpeted. $175 a month. 568- 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, USSCARl surance Agency, 643-1126. 1974 by t4. Cosgrove 643-5364. WASHING Machine - Philco 2- help share expenses, own OAKLAND STREET, Available 8765. V-8, automatic, radio, posi- speed, white. Call 646-6073 bedroom, kitchen September 1st, two bedroom traction, good gas mileage. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all before 2 p m. Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. Easy Bonk RnorKing MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE ROOFING - Installation and apartment second floor, heat, THREE ROOMS - Porter Original owner. 643-2880. makes, models and speeds. G repairs, gutters, storm win­ carpeting, appliances, parking, Street, ideal for newlyweds, all Peugeot, Raleifiigh dealers, West Noi East South dows, doors. Experienced GARAGE SALE - Brass, silver, LIGHT housekeeping room for $200. 649-4108, 289-1161. utilities, $165. Security deposit, AUTO INSURANCE - Compare Manchester Bicycle'cle Shop, 649- Holmes pointed- out that lA Pass 24 quality workmanship. Fully in­ furniture, clothes, lamps, rent, stove, refrigerator, and no pets. 247-4688 or 236-05M. our low rates. Young drivers 2098. South could have made his Pass 4A Pass 4 N.T. sured. Free estimates. books, Tuesday through Sun­ linens provided. 801 Main NEWER three bedroom welcome. For quotation call Holmes’ deduction a bit foggy contract by letting Holmes Pass 54 Pass 5 N.T. Reasonable prices. Rick day, 12-8. 142 Hollister Street. Street, 649-9879. Duplex, appliances, carpeting, MANCHESTER - Four-room Rod Dolin, 646-6050. LLOYD’S AUTO Parts has win three club tricks while Pass 7A Pass ? Burnett, 646-3005. 1 1/2 baths, no pets, security duplex, $160; five rooms $165. motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ discarding two diamonds CERTIFICATE for $75, Clark COMMUNITY looking for required. $250 monthly. 643- Security deposit, adults. Phone 315 Cantar Straat proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 You, South, hold: 1965 TRIUMPH Spitfire, new The pattern of hands in from dummy. However, 4AQ654 YAQ654 4AKA2 House Paint, any color, $55 or m em b ers, on fa rm , $110 5700. 643-0379. engine, new transmission, ManchastM’ Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- Holmes wasn’t quite as pon­ best offer. 643-5332. monthly per person, Coventry, 1558. ‘Sherlock Holmes-Bridge De­ What do you do now? aslung $600. Call after 5:30,646- tective’ shows Holmes mak­ tifical as he might have been. Heating-Plumbing 35 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 742-9429. THREE-Bedroom apartment in VERNON - Three-room apart­ Phone 643-5135 NORTH 20 A—Bid seven notrump. Your 0625. ing contracts by brilliant He failed to point out that Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 new 2-family house - Full ment in modern 4-family. 1972 YAMAHA 125cc with new A 432 partner’s clubs will run at T KQJ1063 play and the opponents being South had a second chance at notrump. Nothing can be ruffed LYNN’S PLUMBING - NICE QUIET room next to bath carpeting and appliances. Cen­ Convenient to shopping and I- 175cc motor - Fancy paint, trick four. He could have dis­ Repairs, remodeling, new con­ LOVABLE GRAY KITTEN for gentleman. Centrally tral location. $250 monthly. 86. $145 monthly, includes heat, many extras. 646-5489, 264 ♦ 864 set at contracts they could in notrump. Something could be and really should make. carded a diamond from dum­ struction. Water pumps. free to good home, female. located. Call 643-5331. Broker, 646-1180. hot water, appliances and Charter Oak Street. ♦ 7 ruffed at a club contract. Phone 646-1308. WEST EAST my right then and there and French spoken also. 875-7263. parking. 646-1510 or 647-1113. still made the game. TODAY’S QUESTION ONE LARGE room for 1972 350CC, KAWASAKI En- A 9 A765 The unfortunate declarer Instead of bidding four clubs f7 4 f 9852 (NEW.SPAF'ER ENTEKI'HISE A,S,SN.I SEWERLINES, sink lines, DOBERMAN AKC - one male gentleman, new private bath. MANCHESTER - 4-room apart­ duro, with MX kit, less than 100 is then told by Holmes how he your partner has bid two notrump cleaned with electric cutters, red, one female red, 10 months Call 643-6930. ment in 2-family home, walk to miles original. Excellent condi­ BY DICK CAVALLI ♦ J2 ♦K 10973 could have made his con­ over your two spades. You bid 4AK QJ 10643 As by professionals. McKmney old, all shots, cropped and PRESIDENTIAL bus and shopping, stove, tion. 649-6013. tract. Invariably, it is good three hearts and he jumps to four Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ wormed. Reasonable. 742-7442. FURNISHED ROOM for refrigerator. 623-3741 after 5 HI.'WOULD YOU LIKE SOUTH (D) bridge but somehow or other spades. What do you do now? gentleman, use of kitchen and VILLAGE APTS. THAT BCY W ILL A AKQJ108 V4>CHRD,T<»i«4» pany, 643-5308. p.m. MENS 10 speed bike, $60. Good TO JO IN T H E 6 IN 0 A T T H E we don’t see the great de- DOBERMAN AKC, welped parking. Security. Call 649-4936, MANCHESTER nasreoME... m s rs m condition. Call 643-9262 after 5 t A te c tiv e winning any Answer Tomorrow July 23, two blacks, one male, 649-3436. F=R1ENDSHIP C LU B ? A4ET SOME CAY. ♦ AQ5 NO JOB too small, toilet MANCHESTER - Three clean p.m. popularity contests. The bidding has been: 20 repairs, plugged drains, kitchen one female, two reds, one male, One and two bedrooms. furnished, carpeted rooms, one- 4952 faucets replaced, repaired, rec one female. 742-7442. COMFORTABLE Room - Near schools, churches car parking, no pets. Security. 1972 HONDA 500, green with Both vulnerable Holmes led the ace of clubs rooms, bathroom remodeling, Parking, on bus line. Must have $135. 646-0057. highway bars and hornet, good 7 Answer to Previous Puzzle heat modernization, etc. Free STUD WANTED immediately references. Call 649-6526. and shopping center, on condition. $1100. Call after 5 West North East South and continued with the 10. South ruffed in dummy. East Olio estimates gladly given. M & M for AKC Champion line bus line. Call anytime. SEPTEMBER 1ST occupancy, p.m., 643-6321. 2« Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Yorkshire Terrier. Call 644- GENTLEMAN ONLY - Free 4+ 4t Pass 44 overruffed and led back a 646-262 3 3 rooms, first floor, stove, trump. Poor South cashed his 2 9555. parking, central location, refrigerator, heat, hot water. 1972 HONDA 350 - Low mileage, Pass Pass Pass ACROSS TOWNE Plumbing Service, kitchen privileges. References $400. Call Peter, 742-9159. ace of hearts, led his last club 1 City on Lake 5 Part of a TV No pets. Adults only. $110 Opening lead—AA LJ repairs, aiterations, vanity GOLDEN Retriever puppies - required. 643-2693 after 5 p.m. monthly. Security deposit and watched East overruff Sumrior S6t again. East had to lead back 7 Urban areas 6 Different U cabinets a sc Call to Sire, producer of 42 Champions. for appointment. FIRST FLOOR - Two-family, 7 required. Gall 643-6396. 1971 TRIUMPH 500, excellent Q Q Q LdllQI Quality litter, excellent pets. a diamond. South finessed his 13 Thoroughfare (comb, form) □ B iE asiQ B a 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to p.m. 649- rooms, very clean, convenient condition. Phone 646-3721. PICK By Oswald & James Jacoby 14 Baltimore bird 7 Trigonometric 4056. $175. 644-2224. PLEASANT 4-room apartment e-ao queen but still had to go down function location, no pets, available 1974 MUSTANG II HARDTOP one trick. 15 Take umbrage September first. 649-1677. with stove and refrigerator. Campers-Trallers 16 Nancy Class, 8 Bored FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, ELEVEN month old Shepherd- Apartments For Rent 53 Adults preferred. For details Mobile Homes 65 SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL for instance 9 AunttSp.) Four-cyllndgr enging, gtggi bgitgd radial C ■ ■ V b repairs and remodeling, collie female, all shots, 3Vi ROOMS - Immaculate, call 647-1193. 17 Burmese wood 10 Greek letter medium size, housebroken, WE HAVE customers waiting tlrgg, front disc brakgg, all vinyl buckat agata, ^ [ K M sprite 11 Elementary ^ecialize in hot water heaters. restored Colonial home. Heat, tachomgtgr Instrumgntatlon, AM radio, m WINNEBAGO travel trailer, HIKTERIW, GEORGE ilAVlNG THE GDVERhWENT 28 Nested boxes 42 Puff up good with children, 649-8412. for the rental of your apartment 14’ with overhang, excellent 18 Weird (ab.) Prompt service on emergency. hot water, parking, central. No Glamour Tan Paint, Stock No. 4571. W M w w W F ■ WAiHiNGION T-IREWA^ JUST THROW AWAV MOUR 20 Wine cup 12 Pathological 29 Go by yacht 43 Roman 643-7024. or home. J.D. Real Estate condition, complete living con­ goddess 0 children, pets. Middle aged cou- Business tor Rent 55 SILVER DOLLAR ACROSS TAX DOLLARS? i----- STA R GA*ERJ*k^ 21 Short business Huids 30 Gaelic FREE - male kitten, to good Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ditions, with extras, $850 firm. By CLAY R POLLAN trips 19 Knock 32 Lone Scout 44 Monks pl^referred. 643-2171 before 6 THE RAPPAHANNOCK. ARIES LIBRA 45 Fast season BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - home. Call after 5, 647-1023. SMALL STORE or office for 643-9249. Your Daily Activity Guida 23 Box 21 Wandering (ab.) r - v — UAk. 21 Sfpr. 23 irf 33 Toward the 46 Church part Prompt, courteous service. Call LOOKING for anything in real rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. According to the Slors. 26 Unclose (poet.) 22 Comfort in I» ocf. 22 27 Tributary of grief zenith 48 Poker state 643-1496. FREE - to good home, playful, estate rental — apartments, SIX ROOM Duplex - Three Reasonable. Contact owner, ADULTS - See the all-new adult To develop messoge for Wednesday, 37 Prattles 49 Russian name 10 month old, shepherd, good 9-12-27-46 16-17-21-30^ the Seine 23 Petty quarrel homes, multiple dwellings, no bedrooms, central location, on 643-6273. an d retirement homes, CO::7J84-90 reod words corresponding to numbers 24 Father (Fr.) 38 Footed vase 50 Sea bird with children, has all shots. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ^m pletely furnished including of your Zodiac birth sign. 38-51-67 ^ 31 Oyster product 52 Auricle bus line, references. Call 649- ^ T A U X U S SCORPIO 33 Of the arm 25 Swiss river 39 City in Needs room to run. Call 643- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 2-door refrigerator, electric ) Devote 31 Creotive 61 Nor (var.) Washington 54 Emmet 2139. OFFICES FOR RENT- Afk. 20 ocr. 22^ bone Flooring 36 6897, after 2 p.m. range, divan, occasional chair, 2 Be 32 Hunch 62 New 34 Tapestry Excellent location in I i r Y m a v 20 3 Hove 33 Understoexd 63 Understood NOV. 21 ■ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 WORKING COUPLE? - PLEASANT Six-room flat - Manchester. Parking, heat, end and coffee tables, lamp, ,0 r?^44-54-63 4 M atters 34 Events 64 Portner 35 Priam’s son FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, Livestock 5 A 35 In 1- 7-15-234 (legend) 44 Immediate occupancy. Apart­ Garage, carpeting, central, janitor. $100 monthly with or dinette set, draperies, curtains 65 Control 13 14 (specializing in older floors). and wall-to-wall carpet in living 6 Make 36 Your 66 Doy 31-45-81-86f 36 Adolescent ment - quiet neighborhood. adult family unit preferred. No without le ase . (Jail 649- GEMINI 7 More 37 Todoy 67 Indicoted Ceilings and inside painting. TENNESSEE WALKER room. An abundance of cabinets BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE SAGITTARIUS year 15 16 Utilities extra. No pets or- children, no pets. 649-5051, 643- 5334„643-1393. 8 T h rifty 38 In 68 Hostily NOV. 37 Place John Verfaille, 646-5750, ,872- gelding. Also one pony. Best 9 Continue 39 You 69 Into children. $145. 633-6026. 6733. and closets that are sure to riCt^jUHe 20 40 Nursery rhyme 17 18 19 26 2222 offer. Phone 643-5251. 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON ilease. Step-saver kitchen, lO&in 40 Then 70 Action pec VERNON - Route 83, office Manual front disc brakaa, tour cyllndar TURN AROUND/"^ r X 5-11-25-32 11 Tip 41 Don't 71 Of king ■ arge master bedroom, guest ’6-14-24-37/^ 41 Colonnade 21 22 space available. 250 square angina, four spasd transmission, AM radio, { f u n n y f a c e . ^53A1-«Y85 12 To 42 Prizes 72 Your 141-56^ Boats-Accessorles 45 13 Indicated 43 Need 73 Over 44 Southern state feet, 350 square feet, and 400 all vln^ buckat seats, rear flipper windows, room, comfortable size living CANCEK 23 24 2S 25 2? 28 29 ST carpeting. Squire option, white sidewall tires. room and dining area. Porch, 14 No 44 Ability 74 Changes CAPRICORN (ah.) We Feature Quality^ square feet, with one, two and ^ 15 Time 45 Hobbies 75 Concepts 1968 16’ Fiberglass boat, 55 h.p. Stock N. 4550. awning, patio for your outdoor JUNl 21 DEC. 47 Weapon of war 31 32 33 □ MISC. FOR SALE three rooms. Nice building, tjUlV 22 16 Favors 46 Tight 761s JAN. 48 River islet Evinrude complete with all Neraui# 17 y^an of building and managing apartments >3198 living. Clubhouse, swimming 17 Received 47 May 77 Sharp excellent location. Very 51 Reiterate 34 35 accessories, Holsclaw trailer. hai taught us whal really matten, reasonable. Telephone 644-2314. pool, sauna bath. Live in a well- 2- 8-28-35 16 Maybe 48 Ploced 78 Lop 26-42-47-52/

DETROIT (UPI) - General ahead of the official in- automakers. its Oct. 1 introduction date and averaging $418, while Chrysler Motors Corp.’s 1975 model line troductlon dates and earlier A GM spokesman said Mon­ American Motors will in­ and AMC So far have indicated hits showrooms this week, a full ^**e other three m ajor day the decision to begin selling troduce its new line Oct. 15. no price hikes on the 1975s. early was made because The 1975 GM models will Herald dealers had low inventories on carry an average price increase Area Profile some 1974 models and were over the 1974s of nearly $500, a Hospital Asks Review begging for more cars to sell. 9.5 per cent jump. That hike, BACK-TO-SCHOOL "The dealers have been combined with an average $546 SPECIAL Of Its Proposed Budget asking for this because their in­ CHECK TODAY'S HERALD FOR RACK-TO-SCHOOL VALUES! boost during the 1974 model Good thru S«pt. 13lh i ventories are extemely low, es­ year, means new cars will cost Any Standard HARTFORD (UPI) - St. The state cut $1.2 million pecially in mid-size and full- about $1,000 more than they did Finance Board^s Tie Vote Francis Hospital officials are from St. Francis’ proposed size cars,” the spokesman said. when 1974 models were in­ Portable asking the state to reconsider operating budget of $38.4. The last time the giant troduced last August. TYPEWRITER its decision to cut the hospital’s Hospital officials said they need automaker sold cars before the Ford has announced tentative Rejects Library Funding budget for next year. at least part of the money that official introduction dates was price increases on new models Cleaned, Adjueted, Hospital officials met Mon­ was cut in order to increase in 1971. The introductions for New RIbton day with the Commission on nursing staffs to meet state Cadillacs had been scheduled BOLTON Hospitals and Health Care to Health Department requirements Sept. 19, with Chevrolets, HAIL FOR RENT u < iianrf|ratrr lEuruinn Rrralfi Sattar and Hassett acknowledged that 14.95 In c l. Donna Iluilund an additional $46,000 appropriation would ask for additional spending. St. The budget proceedings are Buicks and Oldsmobiles For parties, showers, receptions. ' MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 274 Correspundenl probably meet opposition from townspeo­ Francis was one of four the first under the 1973 law scheduled for introdcution Sept. , meetings. Coqiplete kitchen facilities. (No Dellvary or l^lck-up) Manchester—A City of Village Charm I Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: WITH THIS AD $2.00 OFFI THIRTY-SIX PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIF'I EEN CENTS 646.0375 ple, but they — along with Ahearn — felt hospitals to appear before the which set up the commission in Ford Motor Co. said it still A $46,000 appropriation which would the decision should be left to the voters. commission to try to restore an attempt to curb rising health Lithuanian Mali YALE planned to wait until Sept. 27 to enable Bolton to build a new Bentley If the finance board had approved the budget cuts. care costs. The commission TYPEWRITER SERVICE Sixteen hospitals are was given the power to approve put its 1975 models on sale. 24 GOLWAY STREET Memorial Library was rejected by the appropriation, it would have gone before a MANCHESTER 41 PURNELL PLACE town meeting for the final decision. expected to appear before the hospital rates, budget; and Chrysler said it would stick by town’s Board of Finance Monday night by Call before 8 P.M. MANCHESTER $4.25 Million Involved a 3-3 tie vote. Finance board members voting against commission for that purpose capital spending. Phone 643-0618 or 646-9155 • 649-4986 • The $46,000 appropriation — which would the appropriation said Monday night that this week. supplement a $271,000 allocation approved Bolton taxpayers can't afford to pay for a by townspeople in referendum — was new library, being sought by the Public Building Com­ Peckham, noting that he favored the mission, (PBC) whose request was en­ project when it was thought federal funds dorsed by the Board of Selectmen in a would cover all costs, said the town Sewer, Water Referenda Friday night emergency meeting. / doesn't need a new library bad enough to Finance board rejection of the ap­ spend local money. 2 propriation — vital to the library project— Siiverstein said the town is "in a pickle" makes it appear the project is doomed. financially and should get out of the situa­ The question now goes back to the PBC, tion before it gets worse. which will discuss the situation later this When the library plans first got under month. way, Bolton expected to receive $300,000 in Votes Are Authorized PBC Chairman Douglas Cheney, com­ federal revenue sharing funds. The menting on the finance board action Mon­ expected revenue sharing funds are now By SOL R. COHEN said his group was in favor of placing the clear title at present to the company’s day night, said there just isn't enough estimated to be significantly less. cerning title to the reservoir — have been proposal for referendum, “ so that the peo­ Risley Reservoir in Vernon and Bolton and without success. money to build the new library. He said The town has already received $135,757. By unanimous votes and with minimal ple might decide.” that it doesn’t appear the title will be Moriarty said Risley claims title he’ll ask library architect Alan Wiedie to in revenue sharing funds in four entitle­ discussion, the Manchester Board of The referendum for the water company cleared in the immediate future. because he has been paying taxes on the submit a bill for his work to'date. ment periods, and the estimated allotment Directors Tuesday night authorized two TheGift purchase will be the second in three years. Weiss said the water in the reservoir property to the Town of Bolton, even Monday night’s finance board action on in the fifth entitlement period is $26,577. referendum items for the Nov. 5 voting In November 1971 the voters approved the (about 2 million gallons) is water com­ the $46,000 appropriation consisted of It's uncertain how much money will be though he hasn’t spent any money for machines — a proposed $2-million bond purchase — conditional to consolidation of pany property and can be drawn off and favorable votes by members A1 Ahearn, coming in the remaining two entitlement maintenance or improvements. issue for various townwide storm sewers; town and Eighth Utilities District sanitary used at anytime. The land area of the Siddiq Sattar and Jerald Hassett. Voting periods of the five-year federal program, Admits Company Erred and a proposed $2.25-million bond issue for sewer systems. reservoir (all in Vernon) and the dam against the request were members but Town Counsel Marshall Taylor has in­ Moriarty acknowledged the water com­ purchasing the privately owned District voters, later that month, (mostly in Bolton and partly in Vernon) is William Riley, Roy Peckham and Morris dicated that a total of $60,000 is a "ball Manchester Water Co. pany should have paid the Bolton taxes, rejected consolidation — invalidating the owned by John Risley. Silverstein. park figure." thus challenging Risley’s claim of At a public hearing last week on the vote for acquisition of the water company. Ahearn, board chairman, said he had The library proposal is expected to cost storm sewer proposal, Director of Public Tower Storage ownership. He said he foresees no future The latest referendum is with “ no misgivings about the library project $317,000. Of that total, nearly $250,000 Weiss said the actual land area isn’t con­ problems for the town — with or without a Works Jay Giles said federal and state strings attached,” and is for all real es­ because the original proposal was made would be for construction costs, with the funds aren’t available for the work. He sidered a financial asset of the company in clear title. tate, personality fixtures and ap­ with the claim that federal revenue remainder made up of architect fees, the appraisals being used for the proposed "The water will continue to flow said many of the trouble spots are of 15- to purtenances owned by the company in sharing funds would completely pay for other fees, and equipment for the library. 20-years duration, and read most from a purchase. He said the town might be able through the reservoir,” he explained. "It Manchester, Bolton and Vernon. Matt the library. to install a tower to hold the water stored can always be stored and used.” Free gifts from the bank that gives you more. list. The list wasn’t made available to the Moriarty Jr. abstained from the vote in the reservoir. Town Counsel William Broneill said he Bank public and Frank Lupien urged that the Tuesday night. He is a stockholder in the Giles said the reservoir is only for water sees no impediment to the referendum More offices than any other savings bank in Connecticut. More convenience. More than one trouble spots be publicized, prior to the Manchester Water Co. referendum. storage and doesn’t contribute to the com­ because of the unclear title. The reservoir, billion (dollars in assets. The highest interest rates allowed by law. And more. Town Has Option pany’s water supply. It’s water resources, he said, isn’t an integral part of the Favors Vote Town Manager Robert Weiss, after he explained, are from wells. system and the purchase price is sup­ Frank Utakis, president of the Now you can choose any one of 30 valuable, brand name gifts when you open a new account or explaining the town has an option to Nov. Matt Moriarty Sr., president of the ported by other assets of the company. Manchester Property Owners Association, make a deposit to an existing account. So stop by soon. And select the gift you can bank on. 15 for the purchase, with an extension if water company, said Risley is a strong At the same time, he warned, if Risley Reed Zone Change Bid character and very adamant. He said the PUC (Public Utilities Commission) doesn’t release his claim, the town might \ approves the transfer, said there isn’t a attempts to do business with him — con­ be buying a future potential problem. Gets SepU 23 Hearing Choose one FREE gift Choose one FREE gift Choose one FREE gift Retail Prices with a deposit of with a deposit of with a deposit of' $250 or more. $500 or more. $5,000 or more. Up Slightly 6^ Getting Ready for the Fair WASHINGTON (UPI) - Increases in business at the present location extension to business. AmmKmVm HiiVTn I retail prices were not as great in July as BOLTON S«(. Trowel, transplanter, GM Bows to White House; Setting up tents for the annual Hart­ they had been the previous two months, Donna Holland while enabling the town to con­ Botticello’s property is cuttivator, and weeder. Brockett of Granby, and Louie Chrome with vinyl due chiefly to a mid-summer drop in some trol the use of the land. presently zoned Rl and grips. M9031 ford County 4-H Fair, which opens Kristopik of Kensington, a past presi­ Corrcftpondent grocery prices, the Labor Department [J 646-0375 A request by Reed for a zone business. '. J . i Friday at Bradley Field, Windsor dent. The fair will be open to the change from Rl to Industrial in Botticello plans to expand his said tc^ay. The Zoning Commission has Pnile Net Oetier. Cooks Locks, are John Garaventa, left, of public Friday from 1 p.m. to mid­ March was turned down after a parking lot, possibly expand the Shot dogs in w seconds. The consumer price index, the best set Sept. 23 as the tentative date Base IS immersible. 109 N. Lakewood Circle, publicity Shaves Price Hike $54 public hearing at which many Heatproof. H7M1 night, Saturday from 9 a.m. to mid­ measure of changes in the cost of living, to hear a zone change request present building (Vito’s) in the chairman for the fair; Kevin Woolam neighboring property owners Wutelix Electric Uum night, and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 jumped 0.8 per cent last month. from Reed's on West St. future and erect a radio tower Qeck. 5-10 minute l-OeeMe Sifverplaled of 1185 Main St., South Windsor, presi­ DETROIT (UPI) - General Motors GM Chairman Richard C. Gerstenberg “ The national problem does not yield to drowse feature. Blue or HeirBrfer/ti|Mr.3 bowl. A4SA1 p.m. (Herald photo by Dunn) Increases in automobile prices and the voiced their objections. on the south side of the proper­ green dial. G35t0 6-Ara Ceamtebn. IP Corp. today bowed to pressure from the said in a three-page news release. an easy solution, nor can it be solved by Ernest and Patricia Reed will WtsUaetei Ferae 7-fc. high. Black stained wood attachments. Tmo dent of the Fair Association; Robert cost of restaurant meals, medical care seek a change from RI to Reed must resubmit maps of ty. KMebeiTlleulMwith and antique pewter- settings for quick White Hpuse to help fight inflation and an­ Gerstenberg said the new increase one segment of our society, one industry, Mlrri MvMui wall holder. Stainless look metal. (Candles drying and instant and buying a home led the July advance general business and a special the area to the commission due Botticello’s letter was MeuKHwith carry steel. Ileetwood handles not included) JS234 styling H7244 nounced it is trimming $54 from its would average six per cent for cars and 10 or one company,” Gerstenberg said. “ We to the inconsistency of maps cover. Aluminum 1} qt. Heavy duty A962t but were partially offset by lower prices exception to permit the con­ accepted by the commission but covered pail, a 7’ fry planned price hike averaging nearly $500 per cent for trucks. On cars, this would in­ can say this — if every industry had a submitted at the time of the as his maps were inadequate pan. 1) pint dish, plastic MelealN 20-pe. for clothing and such food items as fresh tinuation of the business which cup A8560 DiMirvtrs tel "South- on its 1975 model cars and trucks. clude between $100 and $160 to cover the price record equal to that of the original request. winds" pattern. K3197 fruits and vegetables, beef and dairy s includes contracting, trucking they must be resubmitted. The average increase on GM’s 1975 cost of adding new emission control equip­ automobile industry, the nation’s inflation A copy of the request was Town Directors Reject products. and excavating. The maps must show existing TkrNWaeeelM model cars, which are being put on sale as ment. problem would be solved.” sent to the Planning and Zoning buildings, town lines, SeaV'lOO" 6eHI>H}. Still Large Atty. Joel Janenda represents Liquid center with soon as dealers receive them, is now $446, Ford To Follow Gerstenberg, who had resisted the Commission as required, and adjoining property owners and rubber thread. A2804 Ceriii|Werc v The July increase was smaller than a 1 including $100 to $160 for emission control the Reeds. 6CUPTEAP0T, SpeMHPsacta Ford Motor Co. president Lee A. lacoc- White House’s jawboning for just over one its recommendation will be proposed plans. •'^ice O'Life." fiianles TeiMi lecket. Linwood Sewer Proposal per cent rise in June and 1.1 per cent in equipment, $20 for higher destination week, hinted there would be further in­ In a letter to the commission, I Made of Pyroceram 7-ply wood frame. ca said Tuesday the No. 2 auto maker has read at the hearing. At its next meeting the com­ 34371 Leather grip. Spiral May. But it was still large by historical charges and the remainder to cover the Janenda said the zone change nylon strings. A6926 By SOL R. COHEN on the street. The three Republicans voted little choice but to follow GM’s lead on creases if inflations pressures don’t Tables Ref|uest mission expects to set a hearing standards and offered no relief to Presi­ higher costs of labor and materiel. moderate. would be in harmony with the OM Pet Tecbte lex with The Manchester Board of Directors “yes” and the three Democrats voted prices. Ford indicated in late July its in­ The Zoning Commission date. The commission plans to I I six trays. 36 compart­ dent Ford in his search for ways to beat "We feel that, in these extradorinary existing regulations and com­ ments. (Lures not Tuesday night rejected: “ no.” A G estu re crease on cars would average $418. But tabled action on a request by act separately on the requested included) A7913 the nation’s soaring inflation. times, we are doing our part,” the GM prehensive town plan. • Sanitary sewers for Linwood Dr. Fourth Try Fails The move by the nation’s No. 1 auto lacocca said the hike now probably would Anthony Botticello for property zone extension and the radio The Labor Department’s report was chief executive said. "Whether there will He said the change would (even as it was approving sanitary sewers A fourth try at a motion, this one by maker, the acknowledged price leader, be in the same range as GM increase. on Villa Louisa Rd. for a zone tower. released shortly after General Motors be further price increases on our products allow Reed to continue his for three dwellings on nearby Keeney St.): Mayor John "rhompson for sewering part was seen as a gesture to take off the Neither Chrysler Corp.- nor American VelnttSpe.SUWeu Corp. announced it was bowing to pressure will depend on the extent to which others lewlSH.j.,L3qt. • A requested $5,(WO contribtuion to the of Linwood Dr. without any deferrments, pressure that has been building since Aug. Motors has made any public disclosures on Mirre tefler-Me Cera from the White House and was trimming exercise similar restraint and the forces Papper. 4qt.Cup in m Manchester Youth Hockey Association; died for lack of a second. 9 when it announced the 9.5 per cent in­ their pricing action for 1975 models. BEMpeed Need Mix V. $54 from its planned $500 price hike on 1975 of inflation can be brought under control." top adds buttery flavor automatic beater ejector. • The appointment of a one-man civilian Despite a recommendation by Dr. Alice crease. Gerstenberg, complaining that GM will SUieryliMIulM to popped corn .Cofor’ Chrome beaters. H5029 model cars and trucks. lacocca said his company must have a DItb. Wm. Rraers. Si* Poppy H3820 horse patrol for Case Mt.: Turek, health director, for installing President Ford was sharply critical of be absorbing about $100 per vehicle in un­ T tiiii lam. dia. m 537 The cost of living has increased by near­ Nyion/wool blend \ BCPI^4aTlMr.Tum big increase because the before-tax profits A6928 • A proposal to sell a town-owned parcel sanitary sewers — on the basis of a health the hike and had called for a reduction. recovered cost increases when the 1975s leim ReytlsMBewliai lights or appliances ly 12 per cent in the past 12 months, the per car in the United States are now under Beg. Full opening center on/otf automaticalfy. at Oakland St. and Sheldon Rd. problem there — no further action can be Labor Department said. "This reduction is our response to Presi­ debut, said he shares the president’s con­ zipper, molded handles. Phios directly into $100 with costs increasing at the rate of $50 outlet. Height; 4*. width' Meek I Decker} ' M l. Vote Three Times taken until a new petition for sewers is dent Ford’s appeal to all segments of the cern with inflation. Index 148.3 a month per car. 2 i’ .H7690 General purpose drill. American public to help fight inflation,” Pound Site Approved H6098 Sanitary sewers for the three Keeney St. The price index in July stood at 148.3 dwellings were approved by a 9 to 0 vote. (See Page Eighteen) compared to 100 in the 1967 base year. However, the vote for Linwood St. sewers TOLLAND monies for nearly two years lost three times, each time (three denied a commerical zone Zeki lari I I I Liar TbervaliM I Qt. tirrar. m VeMliskeima. Nylon because the animals are Sat in plastic mini­ one compartment Holds wound, vinyl. Officiqi Ieedi2}-Wisbiad.r. different alternatives) by a 3 to 3 tie vote Vivian Kenneson change to build on the site. The food hot or cold J6879 sue and weigh! A6611 McLeod plaid, sturdy Velcfkil Sal. Includes Alleged ‘Alphabet Bomber’ Arrested boarded on private property. tackle box. 3 lures along party lines. Correspondent reported selling price to the Model 206 De Liar woodframe. Nylon zipper, sturdy poles, net. vinyl Finding a suitable site for a A7833 lOlagg F^822F voileyoait, pump, needle, Abstaining from the Linwood Dr. votes rel. 875-4704 town is $50,000. rules and instructions. Woodbridge St. Bridge LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Police sniffing dogs, was reported going over himself as “ Military Commander of the town pound has been on A7034 were Democrats Pascal Prignano, Robert The Planning and Zoning Further action by the Tuesday captured the alleged “Alphabet Kurbegovic’s Hollywood apartment, hunt­ Aliens of America," and was given the 2 selectmen’s agendas for the Price and Matt Moriarty Jr. Prignano and ing more bombs and bomb-making name "Alphabet Bomber” because he Commission Monday approved selectmen would be preceded Bomber” who claimed responsibility for last two administrations. le u mtlp AM ReMi with Price own homes on Linwood Dr. Moriar­ site plans for a dog pound by a public hearing. Cham. Ivory, red or Low Bid Is $50,000 the deadliest civil airport bombing in U.S. materials. threatened to “ write our name in blood yellow. H805I ty has a relative who owns a home on behind the town garage on Old Town Hall Site history and had threatened a wave of Kurbegovic was described as 5-feet-ll across the face of America.” # . FeRM3^teereU|M teebUM Cee Opmr Linwood Dr. Needed to carry a motion for and weighing about 200 pounds. Post Rd. and knife sharpener. Construction of a new bridge structure terror. The airport bomb stood for ” A,” the The PZC also approved site Chrome-plated brass EirN AsMTlcaa Weed Mel installation were five affirmative votes. $32,643 bid by American Construction Co. The plan was presented to the case. With 3 "D" cells, Magneticlid holder. Assistant Police Chief Daryl Gates iden­ Several Charges first letter in the group’s name, the taped plans for a future town hall on a PZC Action hanger ring.A190S Heiw. 3 labeled com- Hidden cord storage. i® enclosing Bigelow Brook on Woodbridge Total of apparent low bids: $58,290.30. The first 3 to 3 tie and lost vote was on a commission by Town Manager panments, 22phigh. tified the suspect as Muharem Kuregovic, The FBI said he also would be charged voice said, and the Greyhound bomb was 5.4-acre parcel bounded by Old The commission tabled an L0220 motion by Republican Carl Zinsser — to St. will cost the Town of Manchester Other bids opened this morning ranged Johr^ Harkins on Aug. 5, at 31, a Yugoslav who entered the United with destruction of an airport, a federal in a locker-standing for ” L,” and also for Stafford, Dunn Hill and Bald application by Eldridge Yost sewer all of Linwood Dr., but to defer nearly $50,000, according to sealed con­ as high as $50,000 for just the construction which time many area States in 1967. offense carrying a possible life term in “ Life” because he sent a warning where it Hill Rds. for an addition to his Rt. 195 The minimum gift deposit must remain on deposit for 12 months. Your gift will be shipped to your home from a central location. This offer good for a limited time only. assessments against those property tract bids opened this morning at the portion of the proposal and as high as $31,- residents appeared to voice Gates and William Morrison, assistant prison. could be found. Harkins had requested site Cumberland Farms shopping owners who don’t want to tie into the Municipal Building. 000 for just materials. [) objections to the site. Harkins FBI director in charge of the Los Angeles The voice on the tapes had identified “ Rasim ” had demanded repeal of all plan approval on Aug. 5, to pave center. The addition would system. The three Republicans — ad­ Apparent low bids for an asphalt-coated, The old Woodbridge St. bridge over said the building would be ap­ office, said Kuregovic was allegedly the federal immigration and naturalization the way for purchase of the land house a bank with a drive-in Highest rates on your savings. vocates of deferred assessments — voted corrugated steel pipe arch — one of three Bigelow Brook was completely washed out proximately 30 by 15 feet and “ Isaac Rasim ” who had left at least two laws, all sex laws, greater separation from the Southern New teller. "y es,” and the three Democrats — op­ proposals for the new bridge — totaled during a severe rainstorm July 5. have ten runs. bombs. They said he would be charged between church and state and punishment England Telephone Co. Also tabled Monday was a ponents of deferred assessments — v o t^ $49,895.60. After verification of the bids, the town The state has been impound­ ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE with murder in the explosion at Los for two police officers, now retired, who SNETCO purchased the land for one-lot application by Stanley "no.” That total — the least expensive of the must decide which of the three bridge ing the town's dog license INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD Angeles International Airport which killed killed two Mexican illegal aliens by mis­ $40,000 last year, but was Gozdz on Peter Green Rd. The second 3 to 3 tie and lost vote was on three types of bridge-structures - consists types it desires, and then contracts will be three persons and injured 35 on Aug. 6. take during a raid several years ago, and a motion by Democrat John Tani — to of a $17,862.60 bid on materials and a $32,- awarded. Town Manager Robert Weiss 7i%y% 7.90% 6f%yrd,7.08% 6i% y®s 6.81% 5J% y1?Ss 6.00% 5i% * 5.47% The other bomb was left in the were subsequently cleared of wrongdoing. sewer all of Linwood Dr. The three 033 bid on construction. has estimated the new bridge could be in­ Greyhound bus terminal last Friday, but Tried to Take Credit 'Inveslm n t Account 4-to-12 Years Maturity. ‘ Investment Passbook Account •Investment Passbook Account. 1 -to-21 Years ‘90 Day Notice Passbook Account. Regular Passbook Savings Account. Democrats voted “ yes” and the three The materials bid was submitted by stalled by early October. S1000 Minimum Deposit. $100 Minimum Deposit. was found — on a tip from “ Rasim ” — by Rasim tried to take credit for a 21-10-4 Years Maturity. Maturity. StOO Minimum Deposit. Republicans voted "no.” Eastern Culvert Co. of Leominster, Mass., Extension Service Workshops Set Additional deposits may be made in any $ t0 0 Minimum Deposit. and the construction bid was submitted by the bomb squad and removed. The chemical explosion in an industrial area of amount up to 4 years before maturity. "^ e third 3 to 3 tie and lost vote was on a detonator went off in a bomb squad truck downtown Los Angeles Saturday night. In motion by Republican Hillery Gallagher to the American Construction Co. of Hart­ •F D I.C. regulations require a substantial penally lor early wllbdrawal from term accounts. ford. but the bomb itself did not explode. a call to the Los Angeles Herald sewer part of the street and to defer Examiner, Rasim said the explosion, TOLLAND COUNTY years, other countries have in­ the public at no charge. Maurice Pass, town director of general Previous Arrest assessments against one property owner which completely leveled an entire block "Spirit of Christmas 1776- fluenced the American The extension service will services, said the bids opened this morn­ Gates said Kurbegovic had entered the INSIDE of buildings and warehouses, was 1976," will be the theme of a heritage. also sponsor leader training ing are subject to final tabulation and United States legally and had a previous “ delinquent leftovers of our activities one Christmas workshop to be spon­ Each homemaker group will classes in batik on Sept. 10, 17, verification. arrest for a sex offense. The nature of the TODAY week ago.” sored Oct. 17 and 18 by the have a booth on display and the and 24 and Oct. 1, 8, 15, and 22, offense was not revealed. Fire investigators discounted the claim, Tolland County Extension Ser­ theme will stress family under the direction of Mrs. Wfe give you mcMie. Kurbegovic was arrested in the men’s The other two types of bridge structure however, blaming the explosion on a vice. traditions. There will be direc­ Banerjee of India. room of a restaurant in Hollywood by bid on, and the apparent low bidders, are: Eljem Speaking...... Page 2 chemical reaction generated by the sun. The workshop will run from 1 tions available for making the On Oct. 24, Mrs. Banerjee l a c i e t y WEATHER police officers, acting on clues contained to 9 p.m. the first day and from items on display. B^useweean. • Precast concrete bridge culvert. Stamp Collector...... Page 3 in one of the cassette tape recordings by Rasim was first heard from June 24 in a will conduct a workshop on the Materials: $11,680 bid by Leonard Con­ tape cassette sent to Grant Dillman, vice 10 a m. to 5 p.m. the second day A tea table will feature tasty foods and traditions of India. Hi Neighbor ...... Page 4 which “Rasim” communicated his crete Pipe Co. of Hamden. Construction: president in charge of the Washington at the Tolland County foods from various countries Leader training classes are Patchy fog developing tonight, but Area Profile . Pages 6, 13, 14, 16, 29 demands. Gates said. He said Kurbegovic and in addition there will be a Society for Savii^ $44,540 bid by Dew Construction Co. of had been under surveillance for some bureau of United Press International. Agricultural Center, Rt. 30, open to leaders from Extension clearing towards morning; low overnight E ast Hartford. Total of apparent low bids: Senior C itizens...... Page 36 In the message, Rasim said postcards Vernon. table filled with baked goods Homemaker groups, 4-H East Hartford: 1111 Main Street, 528-9477. ‘ Silver Lane: 810 Silver Lane, 568-2270. temperatures in the 60s. hours and at one point deposited a taped $56,220. had been mailed to Supreme Court The objective of the program which will be on sale. leaders, and leaders of other South Windsor; 1765 Ellington Road, 644-2415. • Monday through Thursday,' Sunshine and hot again Thursday, with O’Marra named referee___Page 24 message, which was recovered and the • Reinforced concrete horizontal ellip­ justices with vials of nerve gas under the will be to show how, over the The workshop will be open to organizations or groups. 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Friday. 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Member F.D.l.C. ,highs near 90. voice on the tape was found to be the same tical pipe. Materials: $25,647.30 bid by Softball benefit...... Page 21 postage stamps. The threat proved to be National weather map on Page 2. as the voice on the “Rasim” tapes. Leonard Concrete Pipe Co. Construction: Area golf scores...... Page 21 The bomb squad, with explosives- Muharem Kuregovic unfounded.