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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 29, 1974- VOL. XQH, No. 254 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Stall Attempt Fails Power Abuse To Stop Agostinelli Debate Starts

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House four years. While many Democrats would By DOUG' BEVINS satisfied with seeking re-election as comp­ troller if Steele didn’t make it. Judiciary Committee, which has support such a charge, it probably will not recommended President Nixon’s removal be adopted because it would not attract State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli of Agostinelli’s name was placed in from office for obstruction of justice in the bipartisan support. Manchester won the Republican nomina­ nomination Saturday afternoon by State Watergate cover-up, today debates The first article, approved Saturday tion for lieutenant governor by acclama­ Sen. Lewis Rome of Bloomfield, who whether he also should be impeached for night, said that from June 17, 1972, the tion at the GOP State Convention Satur­ characterized him as "a man who listens abusing the powers of his presidency. date of the Watergate burglary, Nixon day, despite an unsuccessful stalling effort and hears the people” and as “one of the A second article of impeachment was pursued a “course of action or plan” to by Bridgeport delegates which might have finest campaigners on any state ticket.” expected to pass late to^)ay or early cover up White House involvement in the resulted in opposition. Seconding speeches for Agostinelli were Tuesday, supported by roughly the same break-in by thwarting the investigation, Agostinelli, a former Manchester made by Joseph E. Casey, Republican coalition of Democrats and conservative buying the silence of burglars and lying mayor, was unopposed for the No. 2 spot town chairman from West Haven; State and moderate Republicans who publicly. Rep. Donald S. Genovesi of Manchester; -> -ti- on the state GOP ticket led by U.S. Rep. recommended, 27 to 11, Saturday night All Demorrals Aye Robert Steele of Vernon, who won party and Mrs. Raeanne Curtis, vice chairman that Nixon be impeached for the cover-up. It was supported by all 21 Democrats, endorsement for governor Saturday after in^ New Haven. The bipartisan committee support for including three Southerners who had been beating Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Recess Rejected the first article brought predictions the en­ “undecided” until the past few days. Six Panuzio 753-472 on the first ballot. tire House would impeach Nixon and send Republicans, including conservatives M. Agostinelli himself was a gubernatorial Immediately after Agostinelli’s name was placed in nomination, a Bridgeport his case to the Senate for a trial. Caldwell Butler of Virginia and Lawrence aspirant earlier this year, but he withdrew Hogan of Maryland, joined the from the race long before the state con­ delegate asked for a recess, but the con­ The House might start debate on im­ Democratic majority. vention became a strong supporter of vention shouted it down. peachment in two weeks. If it votes im­ The vote had pretty much been forecast Steele. Indications were that the Bridgeport delegation wanted time to select an oppo­ peachment of the President, the first since in three previous days of debate. As one of Spot Certain nent to Agostinelli in case Panuzio sought Andrew Johnson in 1868, the Senate would Nixon's defenders, Rep. Charles Sand­ A slot on the Republican ticket was cer­ a primary for the gubernatorial nomina­ conduct the trial this fall. man, R-N.J., said, “You could stand on tain for Agostinelli even if Panuzio had tion. Panuzio later announced he Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield your head and do tricks and it wouldn't won the gubernatorial nomination. But the wouldn’t primary. said the committee vote meant “the line change any votes.” local man, popular with the GOP rank- Among names being mentioned for op­ of demarcation has been reached.” He The only surprise was Rep. Harold V. and-file, probably would have had to be position to Agostinelli’s nomination were called a meeting today with minority Froehlich, R-Wis. He had said he wanted former State Sen.' Roger Eddy of leader Hugh &ott to start preparations for to vote for impeachment, but the article Newington, a well-known Republican; and the Senate trial. was too strong. In the end, however, he State Sen. John Zajac of Meriden, who Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, who voted “aye.” later won the GOP nomination for state would preside at the trial, planned no long When it was all over and the weary com­ Republicaj^ treasurer. out-of-town trips during the court’s mittee members took a single day's rest Agostinelli drew thunderous applause summer recess. before resuming their task, there was lit­ from convention delegates each time he Nixon got the word of the committee tle joy. Slate Listed was introduced, even when he was in­ vote while walking on a beach in San . troduced but didn’t appear. Clemente, Calif. He returned to The Republican State Convention Satur­ The Top of the GOP Ticket Washington Sunday and an aide said he Missed His Cue day nominated the following state ticket would personally direct the defense. ’The for the November election: That happened Saturday night, when President was said to be not surprised by Cyprus Talks • Governor — U.S. Rep. Robert Steele U.S. Rep. Ronald Sarasin, the convention U.S. Rep. Robert Steele receives con­ the Republican State Convention’s en­ the vote but confident he would not be im­ of Vernon, 753 delegate votes. Other con­ chairman, introduced Agostinelli to make gratulations from State Comptroller dorsement for governor. This scene peached. Deadlocked tenders: Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas his acceptance speech. Agostinelli missed Nathan Agostinelli outside the stage occurred before Agostinelli, former The second article, modified but not sub­ stantially changed in a lengthy meeting of Panuzio, 472 votes; House Speaker Fran­ his cue, though, because he was outside door of Hartford’s Bushnell Manchester mayor, was selected as United Pre§s International cis Collins of Brookfield, 61 votes; and the Bushnell Memorial stage door. Memorial, across from the State some Republicans and Southern the GOP candidate for lieutenant Democrats Sunday, lists eight specific Greek Foreign Minister George Mavros State Agriculture Commission Fenton Word was sent outside, and Agostinelli Capitol, Saturday afternoon after governor. (Herald photo by Bevins) said today the Cyprus talks among Bri­ Futtner of South Windsor, one vote. rushed in, asking, “Are you waiting for charges against Nixon. ’They are grouped Steele scored a first ballot victory in under the accusation that Nixon “abused tain, Greece and Turkey in Geneva had • U.S. Senate — State Rep. James me?” He got another standing ovation deadlocked after apparent agreement had “Buddy” Brannen III of Colchester, 734 when he finally got to the podium. the powers vested in him” and did so “in violation of his constitutional duty to take been reached. But Turkish Premier votes. Other contenders were; State Rep. ’The Manchester delegation to the con­ Bulent Ecevit said later Turkey and Herbert Camp of Ridgefield, 454 votes; vention was especially pleased with care that the laws be faithfully executed.” Specifically the charges are; Greece >were studying an “acceptable” former Motor Vehicles Commissioner Agostinelli’s selection for Uie No. 2 spot plan for phased withdrawal from Cyprus. Edward Kozlowski of Milford, 44 votes; even though the local delegates were split Agostinelli Career —Nixon ordered the FBI and Secret Ser­ vice to engage in illegal spying on Ecevit told a news conference in Ankara and Mrs. Norman Jorgensen of over the gubernatorial nominee. that “an agreement can be signed today Newington, 27 votes. Geography Discounted American citizens. —Nixon established the White House —or never.” He set a deadline for mid­ • Lieutenant Governor — State Comp­ ’The fact that both Steele, Agostinelli, “plumbers” unit to carry out illegal ac­ night today (6 p.m. EDT) on what troller Nathan Agostinelli of Manchester, and State Rep. James Brannen (who won Got Start in 1966 appeared to be an ultimatum fo Greece to tivities including the burglary of Daniel by acclamation. the U.S. Senate nomination) are from Ellsberg’s psychiatrist. accept his demands, including the rein­ • Treasurer — State Sen. John J. Zajac Eastern Connecticut was discounted by —Nixon u s ^ the Internal Revenue Ser­ forcement of the 20,0()0 troops landed on Jr. of Meiiden, by acclamation. most delegates, who maintained that By SOL R. COHEN tors by a wide margin in 1969, again vice to retaliate against his political Cyprus since last Friday’s invasion. • Comptroller — First Selectman geography is becoming less important to leading the ticket and again being named enemies and to help friends who had tax Withdrawal Plan Michael Kenney of Southbury, by selection of a state ticket. mayor. “Now each side is working on a plan for acclamation. Back in the spring of 1966, if someone problems. had told Nate Agostinelli he’d be running The year before, he suffered his only —Nixon interfered with the FBI by gradual withdrawal at a time seen fit for • Secretary of the State — Mrs. Sally Manchester’s delegation cast 12 votes for lieutenant governor of the State of political defeat, losing to David Barry, authorizing illegal wiretaps and thwarting each of us,” Ecevit told newsmen later. Bolster of Norwalk, by acclamation. for Steele, six for Panuzio, and one for Democrat of Mandiester, in a try for state “This formula is acceptable for both • Attorney General — State. Rep. Connecticut in 1974, and on the Republican their investigation of Watergate. Collins in delegate-by-delegate roll-call ticket yet, he’d probably have said, “Are senator from the Fourth Senatorial Greece and Turkey.” James Bingam of Stamford, 717 votes. The balloting for the gubernatorial nomination Hush Money you crazy?” District. —Nixon interfered with the Justice UPI Correspondent Michael Keats, other contender was former State Rep. -Saturday mornine. reporting from the Turkish-held port city Gerard Spiegel of Trumbull, 530 votes. Then in his middle thirties and a (See Page Twenty-Two) Department investigation of Watergate hy (See Page Twenty-Two) Democrat since he was 21, Agostinelli ran withholding information, divulging grand of Kyrenia, said Turkish troops and tanks a family restaurant, started by his Italian jury information to potential defendants, moved out of their beachhead today and immigrant parents, and had had no in­ instructing his aides to commit perjury took up positions at a beach six miles to volvement with politics, except indigna­ and by offering hush money and clemency the east. U.N. officials called this a major tion and dismay at some of the things he Connally to obtain the silence of Watergate violation of the cease-fire, the first in four felt weren’t being handled right. burglars. days. ^Buddy^ Brannen to Face He was busy making a living for his —Nixon tried to induce the CIA to aid the wife, the former Helena Hare, and their Indicted Watergate burglars. Inside Today's Formidable Vote-Getter two sons, Michael and Steven. —Nixon defied committee subpoenas for Suddenly, along came his boyhood WASHINGTON (UPI) - A federal 147 tapes and other evidence in the im­ friend, GOP Town Chairman M. Adler grand jury today indicted former peachment inquiry. legalization, calling marijuana “a nasty HARTFORD (UPI) — Republicans have Dobkin. Treasury secretary John B. Connally Jr. Rep. Robert McClory of Illinois, the se­ nominated a black airline pilot to try to drug that hurts people.” He said the issue “How would you like to run for the on five counts charging perjury, obstruc­ cond ranking Republican on the com­ unseat Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff. should be “ brought out in the open and dis­ Board of Directors?” asked Dobkin. tion of justice and receiving illegal mittee, was planning to propose that cussed. Rep. James H. “Buddy” Brannen III, R- ‘Why Me?’ payments. Nixon’s defiance of committee subpoenas Area Profile .. . Pages 6, 7, 12, 13 Colchester, 33, a pilot for United Airlines, “Even the police enforce the marijuana b^made into a third article. McClory said “Why me?” replied Agostinelli. A Watergate grand jury also indicted Forum of the Arts...... Page 2 became the first black in Connecticut law selectively,” he said. "“We have to he would vote for such an article. “The Republican party needs new Jake Jacobsen, a longtime Texas history to be nominated for the U.S.. deal with this issue.” If he did, he would become the seventh MACC N e w s...... Page 2 blood,” explained Dobkin, “and I believe colleague of Connally’s, on one count of Senate. Ribicoff, 64, Connecticut’s senior of the 17 Republicans to back impeach­ Horvath golf champ ...... Page 14 your future is with us.” making an illegal payment to a public of­ “It’s great,” Brannen said Saturday senator and a former governor, was ment. Agostinelli agreed to run. ficial. Legion streak ends ...... Page 14 after winning the the GOP state conven­ recently given a favorable rating by about Rep. Edwdrd Mezvinsky, D-Iowa, said he “I had no strong feelings about either The charges against both men were an Soccer league winners ... Page 16 tion’s endorsement. “But it’s ability that 75 per cent of the electorate in a would introduce an article proposing party,” he explains. “I believed then and I outgrowth of an investigation of con­ counts.” Republican poll. Nixon be impeached for avoiding payment Alumni Junior champs .. .Page 16 do now that one’s loyalty lies with tributions by milk producers to President Mustachioed with graying hair that adds Ribicoff was nominated last week for a Nixon’s 1972 re-election campaign. of $400,(XW in personal income taxes over years to his youthful image, Brannen was third six-year term. He has been in public whatever party he represents.” So, Agostinelli switched parties and The grand jury, second impaneled the author of an unsuccessful bill calling life for 34 years. during the Watergate investigation, sub­ for the legalization of marijuana. Brannen said he will stress what he became a Republican, except that he wasn’t officially a Republican for six mitted the indictment to chief U.S. Under the proposal the state would have termed Ribicoff’s '-poor record of perfor­ District Judge George L. Hart Jr. in a 90- regulated the sale of-the hallucinogen and mance in the Senate.” months — until after the election. He admits now, “I ran scared. Here I second proceeding in open court. imposed stiffer penalties on hard drug “Ribicoff has introduced 187 bills and Connally’s and Jacobsen’s names were Reinecke Conviction was, a Democrat for 13 years, running as a pushers. only 10 have become law,” Brannen said. was not revealed until the clerk’s office Should-Be Discussed “I’m going to take Rihicoff’s record to the Republican.” He ran a very vigorous campaign, con­ released copies of the indictment nearly Saturday, he publicly opposed such people.” half an hour later. Defeated Veteran centrating his efforts on newspaper pic­ Poses Legal Problem tures and accounts of what he thought was Connally was charged specifically with Brannen first won elective office in 1972 two counts of accepting an illegal payment wrong in Manchester and what should be SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - State Jerry Littman, a spokesman for the state by defeating Rep. Rubin Cohen, D- under bribery statutes, one count of con­ done to correct things. officials seem in no hurry to oust Califor­ attorney general’s office. Colchester, a 15-term representative, in spiracy to commit perjury and obstruct He led the ticket by only 34 votes. Many nia Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke despite his “Such removal is predicated on sentenc­ an election in which Ck)hen’s connection justice and two counts of making false of the Republican leaders wanted to perjury conviction this weekend. ing by the judge,” he said, noting that with improper state leasing deals was an bypass him for the office of mayor — in declarations before the grand jury. will not occur until all defense motions are Jacobsen was indicted earlier this year If forced to quit, Reinecke would issue. Ciohen was called “the dean of the favor of a longtime Republican who ran made. House.” on a charge of making a false deciration to become the first top-ranking state officer second. Agostinelli and his advisors to be removed from office because of a No date has been set for sentencing. “It took me two weeks to oust Ruby, and the grand jury about his handling of a $1(),- remained adamant, and he was named crime, according to a spokesman for Gov. I’ll have three months to go after Abe,” mayor. 000 payment he said he made to a public Brannen said. official. Hart later dismissed that indict­ Ronald Reagan. Defining ‘Felony’ ’The aide said Reagan would not com­ Brannen defeated Rep. Herbert V. Re-Elected in 1969 ment, saying the questions to which Another problem might arise because a ment on Reinecke’s fate until he has dis­ Camp Jr., R-Ridgefield, on the first ballot. He was re-elected to the Board of Direc- Jacobsen allegedly lied hacLnot been “felony” is defined in California as a cussed the matter with the lieutenant Camp ended up with 454 votes to precisely phrased. crime punishable by a state prison term. governor, but the governor has said if he Brannen’s 734. Connally became the fourth former This statutory definition would not apply PARTLY CLOUDY was in a similar situation —convicted of a Also running were former Milford member of President Nixon’s cabinet to to Reinecke, convicted under federal felony — he would resign. Mayor Edward J. Kozlowski, who be indicted in connection the the statutes. resigned this year as state motor vehicles Watergate scandals and related in­ Will Appeal A formal opinion by state Attorney commissioner, and Norma Jorgensen of vestigations. Reinecke said he would appeal the ver­ General Evelle J. Younger probably will Newington, a late candidate. Former Attorney General Richard G. dict by a federal jury in Washington, D.C., be needed to clarify Reinecke's right to Brannen led Camp with an unofficial tal­ Kleindienst pleaded gulity to not testifying Saturday that he lied to the Senate continue his term as lieutenant governor, ly of 539 to 417 at ^ e end of the roll call, accurately before a Senate committee Judiciary Ck)mmittee about an ITT offer to which expires in January, according to well short of the 644 votes needed for party about the ITT matter. Former Attorney help finance the 1972 Republican conven­ Reagan press aide Patrick McKelvey. endorsement. Kozlowski got 150 votes and General John N. Mitchell and former tion. However, McKelvey said, no such opi­ Mrs. Jorgenson 98. Mostly cloudy this afternoon, tonight Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans The state government code specifies nion has yet been requested. But vote switches after the roll call and Tuesday with a chance of showers and were indicted but were found innocent in that any office holder is disqualified by Reagan, who handpicked Reinecke for nominated Brannen and left Kozlowski thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. High the Vesco case in New York. conviction of a felony, but the legalities the lieutenant governor’s post in 1969, said with 44 votes and Mrs. Jorgensen with 27. this afternoon 80 to 85. Low tonight in the Mitchell has been indicted in the were clouded in Reinecke’s case. in a statement: “I personally have always Brannen, a native of Jamaica, N.Y., is mid 60s. High Tuesday in the low to mid Watergate coverup and goes to trial in Conviction by a jury does not mean im­ had confidence in his integrity and feel James H. Brannen III married and has two daughters, 5 and 2. 80s. September. mediate removal from office, according to that he did not intentionally do wrong.” fi PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon„ July 29, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. July 2<> 1974 _ p a g e THREE

Showbeat \J^^^^tiester Hospital Notes I MACC ^Italian^ Film Biggies Forum of the Arts Discharged Friday: Emily Hill St.; Samuel Zelenka, 235 Senate Impeachment i Tatro, Elast Hartford; Bennie Spruce St.; Marcella Krause, News Scurry to Hollywood By TOMPKINS Kulizowsky, 109 Trebbe Dr.; Amato Dr., South Windsor; Ralph Garey, 42 Seaman Cir­ Rita LeBrun, 108 Carter St.; cle; Elizabeth Kingston, 85 Sandra Eaton, 1238 Hartford Rules Ready for Use Tanglewood the dance center iii Lee, Mass., By Dick Kleiner Hawthorne St.; A. George Matofsky says this is the On Friday, Saturday and Sun­ will see Judith Jamison of Alvin Tpke., Vernon; Linda Ursin, 148 HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - perfect time for him as an in­ Alley City Center, and Dance Schalier, 73 Cooper St.; Marilyn Hebron Rd., Bolton; Anthony day, the Berkshire Festival at WASHINGTON (UPI) - United States, who presides at a “All persons are commanded our young people to children Hollywood is busier these dependent producer to func­ Theater with Miguel Godreau, Lyslk, East Hartford; John Krapf, West Willington; Mary The Manchester Interfaith tion. Tanglewood in Lenox, Ktess. Based on the 12 impeachment Senate impeachment trial, is to keep silence, on pain of im­ they may never see again. days than it has been for John Parks and Nala Najan King, Canton; Robert Krystofik, 23 Hemlock St.; Day Camp will open Monday, He found “Zandy’s Bride" embarks on a Beethoven trials in the Senate since 1799, responsible for seeing that the prisonment. while the House of It is also the caring shown by some years. But one city’s Tuesday through Saturday. Ferguson, 40 Brent Dr., Ver­ Bethony Jarvis, Sarasota, Fla. Aug. 5, at Concordia Lutheran “busy-ness" is another city’s — a 30-year-old novel — and weekend. The Friday evening non. only one of them 1 involving a chamber is converted into a Representatives is exhibiting to Church on Pitkin St. beautifully decorated cupcakes Weekend Prelude at 7 p.m. For schedules and reser­ Also, Richard Rhodes, 206 president, there is a body of courtroom. disaster. While Hollywood is thought it would make a Also, Robert Frost, 10 High Center St.; George Degen, East the Senate of the United States Jointly sponsored by and crisp cookies left at the great film. features pianist Alexis vations, call the box office, 413- procedure ready for use ’ if If the precedent of the An­ now prospering again, things View Rd., South Windsor( Hartford; Everett Roberts, 92 articles of impeachment..., ” he the Special Ministries Division church for the children by Then, one day, he was Weissenberg performing 243-0745. President Nixon is impeached. drew Johnson trial applies, both are tough for the movie folks Thomas Henson, 11 Orchard cries, following the formula. of MACC and Church Women Manchester women, and the in Europe. walking along the street and Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique Troy Rd., South Windsor; There are 26 rules, including sides probably will be assigned St.; Elaine Muller, 11 Pearl Lorraine Despin, 3 Durkin St.; Fixing Trial Date United of Manchester, the ac­ hahd wiped across the lace of I sat in the W arner Bros, bumped into Gene Hackman. in C minor and the Sonata in D one that would allow a com­ tables on the Senate floor at Dr., Vernon; Joan Susan Rotting, Highland Rd., No later than 1 p.m. the tual funding of the camp is one of our adult volunteers as commissary with Harvey “I didn’t know Gene then,” minor. Coachlight mittee of 12 senators to ques­ either side of the rostrum, with Pouloukpasogl, 58 Garden St.; Coventry; Susan Sampson, 352 following day, Sunday provided through the generosity she puts the last glass away or Matofsky and we talked Matofsky says, “but I knew he At 9 p.m. on Friday in the Dinner Theatre tion Nixon in the White House. the witnesses giving their was a friend of my pal, Dustin Joseph Mackora, East Hart­ E. Middle Tpke.; Sandra excepted, the Senate must meet of Manchester churches, ser­ counts one more time to make about Rome. Matofsky was, Shed, Ferdinand Leitner con­ Comedienne Pat Carroll is There is even one rule for what testimony from the lower dais for 10 years or so, one of the Hoffman. So I went up to him ford; Velma Oglesby, Pfeiffer, 121 E. Middle Tpke.; and “proceed to the considera­ vice groups, and open-hearted sure EVERY LAST CHILD is ducts Beethoven’s Symphony currently appearing in ‘‘An to do if a summons cannot be normally reserved for Senate biggies in Italian movies, an and said, ‘What are you doing Marlborough; Tracey Allison, tion of such articles,” individuals. on the bus. No. 8 and Symphony No. 3 Evening With WHO?” a show Rebecca Best, 141 Henry St.; served on the accused. clerks. American who was almost an these days?’ He said he was East Hartford; Pauline preparing for trial by fixing a Staffed entirely by adult If you have an opportunity to (Eroica). filled with songs, dances and Judith Lloyd, 166 Porter St. If that were the case, the Chief Justice Warren E. expatriate. looking for a job. So I %nt Genesse, 16 St. Lawrence St.; date. volunteers (directors, cooks stop in, come see Manchester On Saturday at 8:30 p.m., laughs. Reservations are Also, David Langer, RFD 3, summons would be left “at the Burger would preside from the The big question, then, was hirti the script of ‘Zandy’s Ena Kane, Monson, Mass. ‘ ^Coventry; Penny Maura, East Sen. Mike Mansfield, the skills, teachers, nurse) and people in action because they Bride’ and he liked it.” Hans Vonk conducts recommended for the dinner fast known place of abode of Senate president’s chair. why did Harvey Matofsky Also, Loyola Brannick, 16 Senate majority leader, has an­ volunteer counselors, the day care. We would love to have come back home? That’s how pictures are Beethoven’s Overture No. 2 theater located at the junction Hartford; William Zavatkay, such person, or at his usual Burger Would Rule Hemlock St.; Harold Hanley, 12 Glastonbury; Garold Miller, nounced that if the House im­ camp provides two weeks of you. “1 was there when the bub­ born in Hollywood these days. (Leonore), the Piano Concerto of 1-91, Rt. 5 and Main St. in place of business in some con­ Burger would rule on all Conway Rd.; Jeanne Wickwire, Gail Dr., Ellington; Dominick peaches Nixon, he will im­ learning and playing experience WARNING! Someone will ble got big," he said, “and I Of course, you have to have a No. 4 with soloist Alexis Warehouse Point. Call 522-1266, spicuous place.” questions of evidence and “in­ 198 Green Rd.; Rose Coro, 287A DesLauriers, 360 Long Hill Rd., mediately call an executive ses­ for 60 children from probably hand you a dish towel was there when it burst. It’s script under your arm first. Weissenberg, and the or 623-8227. That would be on the door of cidental questions,” but could N. Main St.; Gail Boud, 36 South Windsor; Eugene sion of the full Senate to decide Manchester and Hartford or baseball. For any of you burst now.” Symphony No. 5. 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in be overruled by a majority of So he’s come back to Holly­ O’Leary Dr.; Joan Hastings, 34 Knighton, Hartford. on details of the trial, including referred to us by Manchester young people who have Aug. 5 TELEVISION NOTES Leitner conducts the Sunday Washington —the White House. the Senate. wood to make films. He’s got Bilyeu Rd.; James Grant, East Discharged Sunday: Joseph the time the President is to be social workers and Hartford through Aug. 16 free —come NEW YORK (UPI) - The afternoon concert at 2:30. The Goodspeed Special Oath Even before the trial starts, one out now — he produced Hartford; Malcolm Cox, High Jordon, Hartford; Irven granted to prepare his defense. Inner City Exchange. join us. We need you. More im­ three commercial television program opens with Opera House The rules also provide for a the Senate rules provide for “Zandy’s Bride," with Gene M anor Park, Rockville; Kirpens, 24 Norman St.; Betty At that time, the Senate also Twenty dollars sponsors a portant, the children need you. networks broadcast a total of B eeth o v en ’s Overture to In production at the Victorian special oath committing the considerable pomp. The first Hackman and Liv Ullmann theater in East Haddam is the Pamela Pregony, Stafford Luty, 70 Lewis St., South Wind­ will decide whether to change 2 child for the entire two weeks Call the church if you want to — and another one coming — 117 theater motion pictures in “Corlolan” and follows with the senators to administer “impar­ the senators hear officially of Cole P o rter m usical, ‘‘Du Springs; Paul Luty, 70 Lewis sor; Irene Donofrio, 26 Oak St.; any of the impeachment rules. and provides him with free donate baked goods, money, or “Face to the Wind,” with Cliff prime time hours during the Piano Concerto No. 5 tial justice” when sitting as im­ impeachment is when the Dr.; Donald O’Leary, Kelly Margaret Tedford, 44F Case If no changes are made, the 26 yourself. Potts. first six months of the current (Emperor), featuring Barry was a Lady.” For ticket peachment jurors and for busing, a hot meal, a morning Rd., Vernon. sergeant-at-arms proclaims it rules as presently listed in and afternoon snack, arts and As in the Interfaith Day Matofsky has given a lot of season, according to the new Christoph Eschenbach. The information and reservations, Fefdinand Leitner Dr.; Adele Sapita, 46 Pine St.; jailing the impeached person in the Senate chamber: Discharged Sunday: Deborah Nowak, 41 Coolidge Senate Manual apply. crafts material, and several all­ Camp, many people from many thought to why the European, quarterly trade publication, concert closes with the call the box office, 873-8668. Guest Conductor for refusing to submit sub­ Elizabeth Willey, Storrs; Irene St.; Victoria Graham, 25D day trips to the beach, state denominations are working and, in particular, the Roman 'Television Network Movies, Pastorale Symphony. > poenaed evidence. Palmyra, N.Y. The pageant, Russell, Enfield; Noella Labbe, House Dr.; Irene Carter, Port parks, and other areas of in­ side-by-side through MACC bubble burst. For a while ABC, CBS and NBC also Leitner makes his Boston Carillon Concert Yale Concert The last change in the im­ there, it looked like every­ East Hartford; Wanda Boehm, St. Lucy, Fla. terest and education. during these long and lovely telecast 122 movies made for Symphony Orchestra debut this Robert C. Perkins, from St. The final Yale Concert in staged outdoors by 600 peachment rules came in 1935, thing was being made in members of the Mormon 577 Adams St.; Nina Conrad, Also, Linda Chenard, 9 Of course, the most impor­ days of summer: television, filmed anthology summer. He made his John’s Episcopal (jhurch in Norfolk this season will be authorizing the creation of a Europe, Rome's Cincitta and Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the Music church can be seen without Boston Hill Rd., Andover; Hathaway Lane; Morrell Nor­ tant part of this camping Emma Swanson, Emanuel other studios had their fair dramas and drama specials American orchestra debut in Sharon, Pa., is Wednesday’s committee of 12 senators to experience is provided by our Lutheran, scheduling and send­ 1962 with the St. guest carillioneur at Trinity Shed on the Ellen Battell charge. Mary Priskwaldo, 111 Tanner ton, 54 Coleman Rd.; Pamela take evidence and testimony as 9 of 90 minutes or more in share. St.; Peter Uzupes, 414 Summit Higgins, 2083 Ellington Rd., DID YOU KNOW THAT. volunteers. It is the “you’re im­ ing out our weekly reminders length. Louis Symphony. As guest con­ College in Hartford. The recital Stoeckel Estate. The program Each evening at 9, the par­ though “having been received “The bursting," he says, St.; Michael Charkovich, 94 South Windsor; Claudette portant and I care about you” about Thoughts for the Day “was because the American ductor, he has appeared with begins at 7:15 p.m. and is free features works by Mozart, ticipants garbed in costumes of and taken before the Senate” expressed by our counselors as appearing daily in The Herald audiences got more sophisti­ Additional players in the every major symphony to the public. A free tour of the Stravinsky and Franck; and Greek, Roman, Hebraic, North St.; Gregory Reininger, Mertens, 40 French Rd.; Dean itself. they help little fingers cut and through the kindness of our cated. People shot over there forthcoming CBS “Planet of orchestra in Europe. He is Trinity College Chapel will be performances by violinist An- Mayan and Aztec design take 949 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Sherman, 187 Clinton Dr., South The President presumably Windsor. Windsor; Marie Gallo, East paste, mop up spilled paint, clergymen and the publisher; to get the European back­ the Apes” series are Ron general musical director of the offered after the recital. dor Toth, violist Denes Korom- their places on 25 stages on the would have to agree to undergo Ours is a Full Service Decorating Also, John Ziemak, 96 Cooper Hartford. > exclaim with pleasure over Annamae Potocki, Church of grounds, the Roman loca­ Harper and James Naughton. Zurich Opera House in zay, clarinetist and conductor hill and present the epic drama examination. He also has the Store? When It'a time to renew a room In tions. But today’s American They join Roddy McDowall, Keith Wilson, and pianist of the rise and fall of an ancient their camper's efforts, look for the Assumption, preparing Switzerland. choice, under the rules, your home we at Blaus are ready to lost towels and the other religious reports on WINF with audiences have been there. Booth Coiman and Mark Donald Currier. American civilization. whether to appear in person They’ve visited the Vatican. Newport provide you with the finishing touches sneaker, and cheerfully allow the cooperation of WINF per­ Lenard. Music Festival For information and reser­ The pageant is based partly during the impeachment trial They’ve been to Europe. vations, call 542-5537. on the Bible and the Book of Impeachment Vote that make your project a real success. themselves to be dunked for the sonnel; The 1974 Newport Music or be represented by counsel. “Now they want to see Ivoryton Playhouse Mormon. Visit our Decorating Center and see umpteenth time as they keep a Rosemary Livingston, Com­ movies about American peo­ Festival is offering af- Subpoena Powers Opening tonight at the Hill Cumorah is four miles volumes of all styles of Wallpaper, many careful eye on their charges) A munity Baptist Church, calling ple and American problems. ficianadoes of 19th Century A new musical comes to the If the Senate wanted to, it Ivoryton is "Prisoner of Second south of Palmyra and two miles types and colors of Duality Carpeting, full and exhausting day given the churches each week to coor­ The European vogue is past.” Avenue.” Playing through romanticism, an opportunity to Goodspeed Opera House when Reaction Favorable could issue its own subpoenas freely and with loving hearts by dinate the Saturday religious TV north of Exit 43 on the New and to complete it all see our books of Saturday, performances are “Discover Yesterday" in New­ “Shenandoah, The Only Home I was in,” said Republican Members of the Full Gospel Interdenominational Church Inc. of Manchester marched for the Watergate tapes Nixon calendar in The Herald. York Thruway, 25 miles east of United Press International Custom Draperies and Bedspreads Matofsky says that Holly­ Tonight 8:30 p.m. through Friday and port’s (R.I.) fabled mansions Know’’ begins its pre- national committeeman Odell down Main St. Sunday evening to their new church in the State Theater Building. Services has refused to turn over to the Many people quietly engaged wood has once again become See Saturday’s Rochester. Members of the House available, “Made to your order.” Saturdays at 6 and 9:30 p.m. overlooking Narragansett Bay. Broadway run Aug. 12 and plays Pollard. “I am not going to be House Judiciary Committee. (IKiTHEATRES EAST the center of the worldwide Herald tor Complete , Judiciary Committee apparent­ had previously been conducted in Orange Hall on E. Center St. (Herald photo by Dunn) vioou tpki vftiiCHr^un^N PtnKao(*(t^ s >. in going about their Father's This summer’s program per­ through Sept. 14. The rules give the Senate The Art of Interior Designing Is the Art film industry. TV Llilingt... ' Wednesday matinee at 2:30 ly have little to fear from their critical of his position.” MICMAU business. More about the people forming through ^turday, will Based on the 1965 film that broad subpoena power during of Good Taste, so stop In at Blau Fur­ m iltA N O p.m. Call the box office, 767- constituents because of their Gov. Dale Bumpers, lAMAZm who make up MACC later. Keep “Hollywood is in," he says, starred James Stewart, with RHCEl STREET impeachment trials and the 8258 for reservations. feature three programs a day in votes Saturday on whether to Democratic nominee for the ' niture and allow one of our decorator “FOR PETE’S SAKE’iri, them and our Manchester com­ “and the foreign countries the screen play by James Lee power “to punish in a summary are out. Even Fellini (Italian The Elms, Marble House, the recommend impeachment for Senate, called Thornton “a sales consultants to show you the many munity in your prayers. Barrett, the new musical has a way contempts of, and dis- V director Federico Fellini) has famous Vanderbilt mansion President Nixon. sincere and conscientious man Church Moves into Theater Building styles, patterns and colors available to “CIROERELLA ‘ Nancy Carr Nutmeg book by Barrett, Philip Rose ob^ience to, its authority.” hinted to me that he may - 6:00 - Summer Playhouse The Breakers, and Rosecliff, A UPI sampling of opinion in everything he undertakes,” begin your project of sprucing up that LIBEHTr,,, St. Bartholomew (3-8-22) NEWS scene of last summer’s filming and Peter Udell, with music by The chief justice of the move away from Italy. He Appearing at the summer from party leaders across the and David Pryor, Democratic forgotten room... Vice President, MACC told me he’d like to do a film of “The Great Gatsby.” Gary Geld and Lyrics by Udell. (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH theater in Storrs this week is country indicates that even nominee for governor, said it INTERNECINE PROJECT” here. I’m working on a (20) WASHINGTON Special appearances will be The Goodspeed heralded T he Full Gospel The church raised $35,000 for Connecticut Theater Corp. In J “Angel Street.” Performances when they disagreed with their was “not a partisan nor a sec­ package now, for him to do a given by 'The New England another pre-Broadway show Interdenominational Church a down payment and three in­ 1965, the Connecticut Theater WASH BASINS DEBATES FOR THE are Tuesday through Saturday representative’s decision, they tional vote.’’ film with Dustin Hoffman 70s Conservatory Ragtime Ensem­ several years ago that became Inc. of Manchester held ser­ vestment companies approved Corp. merged with the Van CHICAGO (UPI) - Single at 8:15 p.m. in the Harriet S. felt “he was voting his con­ Pryor also said Thornton’s here.” ble featuring the Rags of Scott a hit — “Man of LaMancha.” vote, along with pro­ vices for the first time in its a 20-year $115,000 mortgage at Curler Broadcasting Corp. of and double bowl vanity wash (24) SESAME STREET Jorgensen Theater. Call the box science” or “just doing his Joplin, The Ballet Repertory Early reservations are impeachment vots cast by new facilities in the State an interest rate in excess of 9 New York City. In 1969 it was basins are becoming increas­ WE HOPE TO SEE YOU SOON AT i _ NON. and TUES. 99^ (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH office, 429-2912 for reser­ job.” BUICHftTWMDAIlIBACKI recommended. For ticket,infor­ Theater Building on Main St. per cent. The State Theater, purchased by RKO-Stanley ingly popular installed in the Tom Laughlln (40) BONANZA vations. Company of The American Hometown reaction especial­ Mann and Rep. Walter Flowers, mation and reservations, call which had been in continuous Warner Theaters. bedroom, the Plumbing- "BUTCH CASSIDY AND 1-84 - 6:30 — Ballet Theater in two evenings ly is important to the three D-Ala., “indicate that the Sunday. [''BORN LOSERS" of ballet, and many well-known the Goodspeed box office in The church, in Manchester operation for 50 years, official­ In observance of the church’s Heating-Cooling information blau furniture stores THE SUNDANCE KID" Exit 58 (8-22-30-40) NEWS i^uthem Democrats and six President may not count on Storrowlon instrumental concert artists. East Haddam, 873-8668. solid Southern support either in since 1969, has about 400 ly closed its doors on June 18. fifth anniversary, members of bureau reports. 1115 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ^ (TO) ^ U K Linn. tsii-]]]] •FHiPuue Republicans who voted to u ^l®'****^* BEDFORD - 7:00 — Theater The building was constructed T h e bureau said the N O W ^ i- ^ - ^ N O W Three rare opera premieres recommend immpeachment. the House or Senate.’’ members and has been meeting the congregation marched from •643-4195 WARREN BEATTY (3-20-22-30) NEWS The Storrowton Theater in in 1925 by Morris Posner, who Orange Hall to the church for bedroom basin is a trend THIS will be offered: Antonin Southern Connecticut Among the first reactions, Mayor Joseph Smitherman of in Orange Hail on E. Center St. PAULA PRENTISS (8) TRUTH OR West Springfield, Mass., stars sold it the following year to back to great grandmother’s Barbara Harahay SHOW Dvorak’s “The Reluctant Slate College only one was heated. Selma, Ala., said he thought The church recently purchased the Sunday evening service I DIDN’T KNOW THAT! MON. CONSEQUENCES Totie Fields and her show china bowL "BOX CAR "THE PARALLAX Lovers,” Alfredo Catalani’s T he Summer Musical The Thriller on which Should Go To Jail Flowers’ vote did not represent the building from RKOStanley Hoffman Pros. In 1929 it was which was conducted by its TAXt ROUTES H . >4 • It (tXIT »i) & (18) DICK VAN DYKE tonight through Sunday. For “La Falce,” and Georges Warner Theaters of New York purchased by Stanley Warner pastor, the Rev. Philip TUES. VIEW"lnColor-R (24) ZOOM Comedy Workshop of Southern “I think the whole (Judiciary the opinions of his constituents JERTHA"(pq) A RE-R ELEASE-tPO ) \ reservations, call the box of­ Douay’s “Les Valets Modeles.” the film Gedight is based City for $150,000. Corp., which owned it until Saunders. 99c AT 7:30-9:30 (40) ABC NEWS Connecticut State College in Committee) crowd should go to but added that “he did what he fice, 732-1101. New Haven will present the thought was right.” 1960, when it was sold to the / "BORN LOSERS" \ ' WED! Now through jail,” said Jesse Cooksey, £4sr wmsofi THE ORIGINAL APPEARANCE OF - 7:30 — The following week brings the mystical musical “Kismet” The fourth Southerner on the ANDY WARHOL'S chairman of the South Carolina DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 TOM LAUQHLIN A S "BILLY JA CK' (3) PRICE IS RIGHT Jerry Lewis Show through Aug. Friday through Sunday at 8:30 Saturday, August 3 committee. Rep. Trent Lott, '‘FRANKENSTEIN" Theatre Republican committee. “This 99c All Timas (8) POLICE SURGEON 10. p.m. in Lyman Auditorium on R-Miss., voted against Article 1 L Next; Kiss M e Kate is the worst thing that has ever (18) WILBURN BROTHERS Time Schedule the campus. and was one of the leaders of (20) FILM Tuesday, August 6- happened to this country and Oakdale Tickets at ?2 are available for they should be impeached, not the pro-Nbcon debaters during m m I PHONE 649-9333 I (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Musical Theater all performances and may be Saturday, August 17 the President.” the televised meetings. (24) ANTIQUES Country and western star Ducci Gets TOPICS Job "THE iNTERNEaNE reserved by calling 397-2101, Cooksey said Rep. James R. T h e P eople’s W ishes (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Glenn Campbell entertains Vernon Cinema 1 — “Butch ext. 434, between 10 a.m. and 3 A t the fully air-conditioned Mann, I>5.C., who voted for His Republican state chair­ PROJECT’ (PQ) (40) POLKA tonight through Saturday, to be Cassidy & The Sundance Kid” p.m. weekdays. Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre impeachment, “will be beaten man, Claiic Reed, said Lott was delivery. The contract require­ intersection is one of the followed by Gladys Knight and A contract has been awarded - 8:00 — 7:15-9:15 Tickets at |2 are available as he did not vote the con­ reflecting the wishes of the peo­ ment is for completion within busiest in Manchester. It in­ The University of Connecticut Ducci Electric Co. Inc. of (3) ONE NIGHT STAND the Pips, and Ray Charles Cinema 2 — “Born Losers” for all performances and may science of the Fourth District.” ple of Mississippi. one calendar year of the start of tersects at Green Rd. and mWEL STREET Torrington for traffic control (8-40) ROOKIES beginning Aug. 5 and playing 7:30-9:30 be reserved by calling 397-2101, Tickets $3.50, Students $2.50 But Mann had his defenders, Democratic com- work. carries truck, bus, and and geometric improvements ^ SHOOT HORSES^ (18) SHARING OUR FAITH through Aug. 10. Manchester Drive-In — ext 434, between 10 a.m. and 3 too. Donald Fowler, chairman mitteewoman Pat Dernian Traffic control im­ passenger car traffic heading Group Rates Available at 11 Manchester intersections DON’T THEY?’ (20-22-30) BASEBALL Call the box office, 265-1551 “Butch Cassidy & The Sun­ p.m. weekdays. of th e South Carolina agreed, but added: “I think provements will be made on for N. Main St., the con- q u i c k Reservations: 420-2912 — under the TOPICS (Traffic WORLD OF JOE for reservations. dance Kid” 8:25; “Heartbreak Democratic party, called it Mississippians will come to see Middle Tpke. at Tower, Broad, dominums on Lydall St., the (Pfl) Operations Program to In­ GARAGIOLA Kid” 10:05 Curtain 8:15 P.M. “illogical and irrational to con­ they have been deceived by a Homestead and Parker Sts.; on residential Forest Hills Area, Hill Cumorah crease Capacity and Safety) (24) PRO TENNIS Back during World War II Burnside Theatre — demn members of the Judiciary man who was much smaller Broad St. at Green Manor Blvd. apartment complexes on Green EASTHARTFORO Pageant Project. DRIVE IN ★ RT.5 when the plastics industry was “Parallax View” 7:30-9:30 The annual Mormon pageant Committee for carrying out than the office, and then in the and at the entrance to King’s Rd. and on Oakland St., the in­ — 9:00 — The contract is for about The quick, easy way new, a manufacturer of plastic Blue .Hills Drive-In — staged on Hill Cumorah will be their constitutionally imposed long run Lott will have difficul­ Department Store; at Spruce dustrial parks off Colonial Rd. (3) BABIES ARE FOR $215,000, with the town to protect a small hurt toys made a tiny airplane, “ Claudine” 8:45; “ Last presented nightly Tuesday duty.” ty wriggling out of it.” and School Sts.; and at Hart­ and Sheldon Rd., the Tri-City FATHERS, TOO obligated to pay about 15 per is to turn to an meant to be a replica of the P" American Hero” 10:40 through Saturday near Arkansas is another state in Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, ford Rd. and Bidwell St. The Shopping Area in Vernon and MANCHESTER (8-40) MOVIE cent ($32,000). 'The other 85 per 'IIIIIVMII/IIOlITtS M l adhesive bandage. 41, a military plane. Showplace Theatre — “CJar- which N ixon’s popularity R-Calif., led the anti­ Hartford Rd.-Bidwell St. in­ the towns of Vernon-Rockville. 61 "Hello Down There" (1969) cent will be funded by the (18) I BELIEVE IN It would sell for a nickel. The nal Knowledge” 7:15-9:15 remains high. But leaders of impeachment Republicans. tersection will also get Because Woodbridge St. is federal government, under And the quick, easy MIRACLES maker hoped it would be an snowcase Cinema 1 — both parties lauded Democrat “I’m delighted with his vote geometric improvements. closed to traffic from Middle state authoriution. way to find a cash buyer exciting toy becauseit was war­ “Thunderbolt and Lightfoot” Ray Thornton, who voted for and am with him. He’s an Geometric improvements Tpke. to its intersection with 99« MON-TUES — 9:30 — No estimate on the start of for no-longer-needed time, and children always want 1:30-3:35-5:45-8:00-10:15 BOLTON U K E HOTEL impeachment. excellent representative of (without traffic signal in­ Parker St. (the Woodbridge St. (18) ADVENTURES IN the project is available, Town f items in your home toys which reflect the concerns Showcase 2 — “Herbie Rides ROUTE 44-A • BOLTON Orange County,” said Lois stallations) will be made at bridge over Bigelow Brook) is PARADISE ' Kepi an'Open Mind Manager Robert Weiss said. He BUTCH & THE KID is to turn to the of the real world around them. Again” 2:00-3:45-5:35-7:3l)-9:20 “He kept an open mind and Lundberg, the women’s vice Woodbridge and Mather Sts. out), Parker St., already over­ — 10:00 - explained that some of the Want Ads. A buyer for a big dime store Showcase 3 — “Chinatown” waited until all the evidence chairman of the county GOP and at Woodbridge and Parker taxed, now is carrying all of the 2 ARE BACK! equipment items could take as The Thriller on which (3) MEDICAL CENTER chain brought his six-year-old 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:30 CHEF DANTE central committee. Sts. traffic in that area. long as seven months for Just for the fun of it! — 10:30 — son with him when he came to Showcase 4 — “Dirty Mary, The Woodbridge-Parker Sts. the film Gaslight is based N o iv Serving PAUL NEWMAN (18) CONNECTICUT see the five-cent P-41. Crazy Larry” 2:15-4:05-5:55- REPORT “ Know what that is?” 7:50-9:50 LUNCHES - OIRNERS ROBERT BEDFORD Meadows Drive-In — “The Impeachment Report - 11:00 — someone asked the little boy. am usEnATiow. t e l M3.473) KATHARINE ROSS. “Yeah, it’s an.airplane.” Take" 8:45; “Crazy Joe" 10:30 Tuesday, July 23 - (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS 'BUTCH CASSIDY A N D (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT “ No,” informed the Availahte in Book Saturday, August 3 2 h c H c r a l f t questioner. “It’s a P-41.” i THE SUNDANCE KID" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING — 11:30 — “That ain’t no P-41,” said the To understand and follow the impeachment proceedings as Paruvision' . Color by D« Luxe* / ^ \ (3) MOVIE ----- PHONE 643-2711 six-year-old. “The dihedral they unfold in Congress, a landmark book, “The Impeachment FOffASSfSr/INCf IN PLACING YOURAO “A French Mistress" (1960) 9 (8-40) WIDE WORLD angle of the wings is wrong.” Report,” is being made available to readers of The Herald. 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Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 29, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 29. 1974— PAGE FIVE ilaitrlirfitrr Supniit^ Panuzio's Vain Bid For Nomination Assessed Founded Oct. 7, 1 8 8 1 ^ EDITOR’S NOTE: thunderous applause from the campaign April 6, as what out of the fray for a while, votes to slip away, while us they would be willing to stick Panuzio favored town-by­ whether to enter a primary and Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Hridgeiiurl Mayor Nicholas A. 1,287 delegates and their alter­ many considered a stand-in for hoping to avoid charges of nates. keeping their hands off the their necks out for us if we were town voting to keep his sup­ in his wavering lost control of Panuzio had great hopes for two likelier candidates, who “bossism”, and unable to political pot, and when they Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before ,5:30 His eyes welling with tears doing okay when it came time porters’ names secret, creating the situation. gaining the Republican decided not to run in the year of deliver the votes to Panuzio. finally tried to meddle, Panuzio 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation nominaiion for governor this and voice choking, Panuzio Watergate. Steele, meanwhile, mounted for them to vote, but then they enough mystery to allow to pick The 46-member Bridgeport Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. was accused of being their backed out,” one aide said. up some waverers. delegation appeared badly weekend. This LPI report thanked his campaign wqrkers Meskill decided in early an efficient campaign organiza­ pawn. days and holidays. Entered at the looks at some of the reasons seated in front of the speaker’s March to seek a federal tion that began pulling the rug The Panuzio forces said they shaken, not knowing who their Member Audit Bureau of Circulation But Steele got his wishes on Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ why he failed. podium at Bushnell Memorial judgeship instead of re- from under the party leaders. Started Too Late were somewhat encouraged by leader wanted on the remainder unexpected strength in the 1st that preliminary test, a cond Class Mail Matter. By JUAN TAMAYO Auditorium. election. His heir apparent. The first visible break in the A Panuzio aide said those en­ of the slate. Wall Street financier Dan W. ranks came when Steele was dorsements proved to be “the District, especially eight votes delegate by delegate roll call. Steele supporters pushed Burl L. Lyons, Publisher HARTFORD (UPI) - 'Kiss of Death’ After Steele won the first The Manchester Publishing Co. Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas A. Lufkin, mulled it over for near­ endorsed by New Haven’s GOP kiss of death.” Panuzio, in Newington, where it was thr()ugh two unopposed Panuzio was the GOP reported delegates were upset ballot nomination, Panuzio ap­ assumes no financial responsibility for Panuzio began his quest for the ly three weeks before opting not delegates. however, blamed the cam­ nominations for lieutenant organization’s choice, sup­ over Steele’s failure to deliver parently began thinking about typographical errors appearing in adver­ Republican gubernatorial to run. Party leaders quickly came paign’s late start for its failure. governor and treasurer. ' ported by Gov. Thomas J. “We had to start from the on a promise of a probate court Suggested Carrier Rates tisements and other reading matter in nomination to the tune of “The Meskill and State Party Chair­ Panuzio leaped into the to the rescue with public en­ vacuum and received the sup­ dorsements. for Panuzio, and bottom up. We had to wait for a judgeship. Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. Impossible Dream.” It ended man J. Brian Gaffney. with the same tune Saturday port of a shaky machinery that Steele charged “bossism.” lot of stuff to settle before we Confusion One M onth...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Panuzio’s aides claimed the when Rep. Robert H. Steele, had not been able to grip the Thus Panuzio had the worst of jumped in and that hurt us,” he On the convention floor, Single C opy...... 15c three full days prior to publication. support was the ‘‘kiss of said. R-Conn. was nominated. death.” party reins in only four years of two worlds. Panuzio’s campaign was ) tilM •> By Carrier, W eekly...... 75(T Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Panuzio would not discuss his • tllv tr Panuzio, 38, told convention To the strains of a band power. The party leaders allowed saddled with confusion while on One Y e a r...... ,. $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon campaign any further, but aides • gidg cti in s t a n t ^ delegates he would not force a Unable to Deliver the contrary Steele’s well-oiled • Intarlocki playing “The Impossible intimated it may have been .My Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and primary, earning him Dream,” Panuzio began his Gaffney and Meskill stayed Drug Seized operation ran smoothly. • try Iham, youil Ilk* th*ml DM iEH ORGANIZERS*'^ Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. torpedoed by promised, but un- The firm hired to provide the r*g.4(* Mail Rates Upon Request delivered support in walky-talkies for Panuzio’s SPECIAL WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. northwestern Connecticut’s 6th floor leaders did not appear un­ (UPI) — Federal drug agents Congressional District. til three hours after a crucial now have taken a haul of 300 pounds “Some people there had told preiminary vote was over. State GOP Chairman’s of marijuana which they es­ timated would be worth more than $100,000 if sold on the Our Favorite Future Now in Limbo street. Montville Boy Killed HARTFORD (UPI) - The marijuana was con­ Jr. and New Haven Town Chair­ fiscated after a raid at the FRANKLIN (UPI) - A 10- being pulled by a tractor driven '^Sons^ Candidacy Connecticut Republican State man Alphonse F. Spadaro Jr., Ramada Inn in Windsor Locks year-old Mdntville boy died in a by Leo Bienvenue, 47. When the Chairman J. Brian Gaffney is who led pro-Steele delegations weekend accident in Franklin. tractor turned a corner, the “we have every little thing!” Robert Hampton Steele of Vernon, in getting acquainted with the wishes suspended in political limbo, last week. Authorities said two State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelii of Manchester, Republican Saturday. Agostinelii, who once sought the gubernatorial nomination in the convention. Steele broke State Police said Kevin load shifted, knocking the boy favored by the Republican lame men were arrested. 35, in politics for four years, now has and desires of the voters in other nominee for lieutenant governor, left, confers with A. Paul Berte, for himself, joins a ticket headed by U. S. Rep. Robert Steele of Ver­ even with Panuzio as West John Robb, 27, of New Dunham was crushed to death off, then killing him. duck governor but opposed by Hartford delegates voted, and when a 20-foot utility pole rolled The accident happened at the “w/iere a •]] control of Connecticut’s Republican parts of the Nutmeg State. Manchester party town chairman at the convention at the Bushnell non. (Photo by Doug Bevins) Zealand and Charles Guyotte, the GOP gubernatorial gained his required 644-vote off a trailer the boy was riding intersection of Rte. 207 and dollar'i nominee. 26, of Canada and party. Actually, the Democrats aren’t that majority while New Haven Massachusetts, were being held on, knocked the boy off the Pautipaug Hill Rd. Bienvenue worth a delegates were being polled. was charged with criminally Steele did what he said he would do. much better off either with Ella in jail in Hartford in lieu of $10,- trailer then rolled over him. iW e tc o fT h a V n ____ dollar!" >. The New Britain attorney Other Pussibilities 000 bond in connection with the Officers said the boy was n egligent homicide and He would win the GOP nomination for Grasso from Windsor Locks and ’.will remain titular party chief wntown nuAt)chc

MANCHESTER EVENING n HERALD. c jn n u u , mdncnester,Manchester, conn., Conn., Mon., July 29.29, 1974— PAGE P NINE niMSt Meat People take Guesswork out of Buying Beef NEW-NEW-NEW 1NAST BREAKS TRADITlOl Finast* \felue Trim IN FOOD PRICING Finast’s new method of trimming excess Center Cut Chuck First Cut Finast will no longer increase the prices of food bone waste and fat before weighing and already on the shelves. Effective on Wednesday pricing guarantees you tne most meat for or July 24,1974 all Finast supermarkets began a new your money. Finast means Quality and pricing policy on Grocery. Meat & Produce items Here is how it works: Value — why settle for less. Roasts When Finast is forced to make a price increase, Steaks cans and packages already price-marked will be Excess Fat Is Chuck Stc^ sold at the old, lower price. Trimmed to ' 1 inch When these items are restocked on the shelves, the new, higher priced items will be placed behind the lower priced items.

As regular prices go down, Finast will immediately Bone In reduce the price on shelf stock, and the lower Bone In price will always be honored at the register. When Tender a can or package shows more than one price, the Flavorful Barbecue customer pays the lowest price for that item. Barbecue Favorite Weekly specials or "sale" items will be priced at the lower price, and if any remains.after the sale Favorite event, it will be repriced upward.

Excess Baked goods, baby foods, fair trade and items Bone Removed controlled by state laws are exempt from this new Or policy. Finast Boneless Fresh Chicken . Steaks Roast 57 Finast supermarkets strongly believe that break­ Chuck Roast Semi-Boneless Chlick London Broil ing the old industry tradition of re-pricing will find Shoulder Quartered iitliijiJi or Chuck Fillet Steaks favorable reaction by the public. Sliced lb With Back Bacon It Pays to Shop the Finast Way Mr Dell Specials 1 lb pkg Ground Chuck Freshly Ground Many Times Dally Shoulder Roast ■ ■ Quarters or Boneless Chuck Roasts With ^ g < International Seafood Imported l b wing Flounder Boiled Ham i i Cube steak Tender, Boneless Chuck Rib Steaks $447 Legs...... lb 67* Fillet 5th thru 7th Ribs-Rib Cap Removed D ru m sticks...... ib 77* Freshly $ . lb with B reasts Rib lb 87* Sliced to Order Breasts Skinless...... ,b 1.47 lb In Store Bake Shop Stew Beef Boneless Pacific Tender Chunks of Chuck Blade Steaks Imported lb American Cheese. ib1.29 Fresh Bread Bone nwTender Flavorful Kahn’s Liverwurst A.C. ,b 99* Rye or c Jumbo Smelts ...... ib59* Mr. Deli Bologna...... ib1.29 Pumpernickle i n, Mr. Deli Hard Rolls...... doz79* loaf Beef Short Ribs Dressed W hiting ...... ,b 49* Serve with your Favorite Barbecue Sauce Blade Steaks Slipper...... lb Available In Stores with Service Dell Available In Stores with Bake Shop Lobster Tails 2.89 Boneless Tender Flavorful Taste O' Sea Haddock Heat & Serve 1.19 Finast First O’the Fresh Farm Fresh Dairy Values! 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Coffee Trash Bags NM fcfctf H413 VaM thru Aug. 3.1974. L U Umit one Coupon fSMlB ^ H459 Valid thru Aug., i 1974 VtCaiB 0 4150 H408 Valid thru Aug. 3,1974 H411 Valid thru Aug. 3,1974 W# RdMrve the Right To Limit QuantKies H412 Valid thru Aug. 3, 1974 la g H i H410 Valid thru Aug. 3,1974 H414 Valid thru Aug. 3,1974 l i l t t t i a H478 Valid thru Aug. 3.1974 1 Prices Effective thru Sat Aug ^ 1974 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon,, July 29. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon,, July 29, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN Grillo-Clement | I Farley-Menzies Moore-Squiers Norbul-Keeney Big Brothers Seek m X r College Funds^ Volunteers Graduates Margaret Mary Menzies of South United Methodist St. Bernard’s Church, The Big Brothers of Greater dividual’s availability, but ' Cheshire and Steven W. Farley Church, Manchester, was the Rockville, was the scene July 2'7 m-f' id Hartford, Inc., with branches in together, one man and one boy, of Manchester, were united in scene July 27 of the marriage of of the marriage of Janet L. plan how to spend that time. ^ marriage July 26 at the Church Deborah Ann Squiers and Gary Keeney of Vernon and Anthony Manchester and Rockville, is currently conducting a fund­ Being a Big Brother need not of the Epiphany in Cheshire. R. Moore, both of Manchester. m J. Norbut of Ellington. raising drive. be an expensive venture and The bride is the daughter of The bride is the daughter of The bride is the daughter of The organization’s aim is to may inciude such activities as Mr. and Mrs. David G. Menzies Mr. and Mrs. Carl Koch of 38 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Fallon of “match” fatherless boys with fishing, a walk, seeing a of Cheshire. The bridegroom is Linnmore Dr. The bridegroom 28 Kenwood Rd., Vernon. The men who will serve as their ballgame or taking in a movie. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter is the son of Mrs. Grace Moore bridegroom is the son of Mr. OK “big brothers.” There are 77 It’s just being together that H. Farley of 20 Ralph Rd. of Sycamore Lane and Henry and Mrs. Anthony H. Norbut of such matches in Manchester counts. The Rev. Thomas Ptaszynski Moore of Enfibld. We^ve Named The Baby— 42 Charter Rd., Ellington. J i and 20 in Rockville with a of Cheshire celebrated the nup­ The Rev. Wayne Kendall of­ The Rev. John J. White of St. sizeable list of little brothers Big Brothers come from all tial Mass and performed the ficiated at the double-ring Bernard’s Church celebrated waiting to be matched. 29 cities and towns in Greater double-ring ceremony. Melanie ceremony. •the folk Mass and performed. Hartford and range in age from Shotts of Cheshire and Robert The bride, given in marriage The drive’s goal of ?10,000 Howe, Kendra Lee, daughter of Robert and Donna Yeomans the double-ring ceremony. The represents approximately $100 20 to 60. Little brothers are 8 to Gorman of Wethersfield, were by her stepfather, wpre a gown church was decorated with Howe Jr. of 350 Center St. She was born July 17 at Manchester a match and will be used to help 16 years old and come in all guitarists. of imported organza and peau mixed garden flowers. Rex Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. defray expenses of maintaining colors and creeds, who are The bride, given in marriage d’ange lace designed with fitted Norbut, the bridegroom’s mature men who volunteer to by her father, wore a white Frank H. Yeomans of Manchester. Her paternal grandparents offices, employing field bodice, scoop neckline edged are Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Howe Sr. of 95A Sycamore Lane. Her brother^ played guitar. share some time with boys maracaine gown with seed with lace ruffles, long tapered workers and supervisory staff. maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Hazel Anderson of 153 E. The bride, given in marriage ' Big Brothers of Greater Hart­ needing a man to relate to. pearls accenting the bodice and lace sleeves, and flounced by her stepfather, wore a sheer sleeves and designed with por­ Center St. and Mrs. Sylvia Yeomans of 215 Oakland St. Her pater­ ford, Inc., was founded in 1968 hemline terminating into a nal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil S. Howe, Kittery, organza and Chantilly lace Beth Van Gorden is the case trait neckline, long fitted chapel train. Her shoulder- and is a nonprofit corporation Maine. She has a sister, Jennifer Lee, 4. gown designed with fitted lace of the State of Connecticut. All worker for the Manchester rm - i sleeves. Empire bodice and length veil of silk illusion was bodice, mandarin collar, Vic­ Branch of Big Brothers with skirt terminating into a chapel- edged in lace and attached to a funds collected work for the Pascoe, Amy Carroll, daughter of Ralph F. and Shawn Nielsen torian sleeves and A-line skirt Greater Hartford chapter. her office located in the Youth length train. She wore a Camelot cap. She carried an with chapel-length train. She Services Center on Park St. t ■ t cathedral-length veil of silk illu­ old-fashioned bouquet of white of 442 Tunnel Rd., Vernon. She was born July 7 at Manchester ' In the program, man and boy Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. wore a chapel-length veil at­ are introduced by a In Vernon, Theodore sion and carried a bouquet of daisies, with yellow baby tached to a Camelot cap. She Bauckman, who was recently white rosebuds, stephanotis and roses. John Nielsen of Salt Lake City, Utah. Her paternal grandfather is professional Big Brothers’ staff Jesse F. Pascoe of Salt Lake Qty. She has two brothers, Russell, carried a colonial boquet of member after much considera­ elected first president of the baby’s breath. Mrs. Judy Field of Rockville white miniature carnations, Big Brothers of Greater Hart­ Miss Nina Lentini of was matron of honor. She wore 10, and Jonathan, 3; and two sisters, Jennifer, 8, and Karen, 7. tion has been given to matching I.IBBY Till RSTON daisies, sweetheart roses and ford, Inc., is president of the 629 Spring St. Cheshire, was maid of honor. an organza gown in a rose print their mutual preferences and baby’s breath. organization’s Rockville RN She wore an apricot jersey on white background styled Hicking, Jessica Anne, (daughter of Charles and Marcia interests. To be eligible, a man Miss Nancyanne Cardin of Branch. Hartford Hospital gown designed with Empire with fitted bodice, scoop Robert Hicking Ilf of 121 wS^ddell Rd. She was born July 9 at must commit himself to at least Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Vernon was maid of honor. She one year in the program and Anyone desiring additional in­ School of Nursing waist, square neckline, long neckline edged with ruffle, wore a yellow crepe gown formation or who wishes to con­ Mrs. Diane Robert of 622 W. Middle Tpke. and Hubert Robert, plan to spend an average of 3-4 Hartford fitted sleeves and full skirt. She short puffed sleeves raised fashioned with bib and neckline tribute to the drive may contact carried a bouquet of peach waistline and wide flounce at Hartford.'Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles hours a week with his little outlined in Chantilly lace, ac- brother. The amount of time either Miss Gorden or rosebuds, miniature carnations hemline. She carried a basket 0. Hicking Jr. of 569 E. Center St. She has a sister, Kellie, 4, and Bauckman. a brother, Charles IV, 1. cordian style sleeves, high may vary according to the in­ and baby’s breath. of daisies, and yellow baby waisted column skirt. She wore Bridesmaids were Mrs. roses. Borawski Photo a matching picture hat with Dunn, Matthew Jacob, son of George and Barbara Koller 1 James P. Menzies of Bridesmaids were Miss Dona grograin streamers and carried Dunn III of Storrs. He was born July 8 at Manchester Memorial Coxsachkie, N.Y., the bride’s Price and Miss Deborah Price, a bouquet of miniature car­ Mrs. Gary R. Moore Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nassiff Photo sister-in-law; -^iss Diane both of East Hartford; and Mrs. nations, yellow daisies and Pamphlet Helps Housewife Farley. j f Manchester: and Marsha Juliano of Vernon. Koller of Boston Hill Rd., Andover. His paternal grandfather is baby’s breath. Buy Used Sewing Machine iVIrs. Alfred A. Grillo Miss Jacqil5lj»i Juul of East They wore gowns identical to George A. Dunn of 563 Center St. His maternal great-grandfather Bridesmaids were Miss Hartford. They wore gowns Horan Photo that worn by the honor atten­ print similar to those worn by Steven Streeter of Manchester is James Daly of Philadelphia, Pa. His paternal great­ the other attendants. was ring bearer. Suzanne Joaquim of Vernon; Mary Margaret Clement of The bride is the daughter of identical to that worn by the Mrs. Steven W. Farley dant except in a purple rose grandmother is Mrs. S. Snow, 111 Hublard Dr., Vernon. His All Events NEW YORK (UPI) - A 25 good on both long and short Robert Juliano of Vernon was A reception was held in the Miss Donna A. Norbut of Manchester and Alfred Anthony Mrs. Hazel L. Clement of 88 honor attendant. print organza. They also paternal great-great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C. Jacobs of Ellington and Mrs. Mary E. cent pamphlet from the U.S. settings? Straight, zigzag and Mark Petraski of Manchester best man. Ushers were Gary Colony Room In Vernon. Windsor. He has a sister, Jennifer Callan Dunn, IV^. Mrs. Anthony J. Norbut Grillo of Hartford, exchanged Florence St. The bridegroom is A reception was held at Pine carried baskets of daisies and McNeilly.of Rockville, sister of Department of 'Agriculture decorative ones? i. was best man. Ushers were Mrs. Farley is a registered Squiers of Manchester, the Mrs. Moore is employed at wedding vows June 16 in a gar­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. A, Valley Country Club in yellow baby roses. the bridegroom. They wore extension service can save Used machines sometimes Mark Mauriello of Scarsdale, nurse and is employed at bride’s brother; Bruce Travelers Insurance Co. Mr. Marchand. Trarv, daughter of Dennis and Kathy Simpson den wedding at the home of a Grillo of Hartford. Southington, after which the Miss Julie Vincent of South gowns dentical to that worn by daisies and baby’s breath. A reception was held at St. you time and troubie if you’re can be bought at auction or -Jll N.Y.; Gary Diederich of Presbyterian Hospital in New Bonadies of Vernon; and Moore is employed at Sunset Marchand of 470 Woodbridge St. She was bom July 8 at ju stic e of the peace in The couple will reside in couple left on a trip to St. York City. Mr. Farley is Windsor was flower girl. She the honor attendant except in Rex A. Norbut of Ellington, Bernard’s Church Hall, after thinking of buying a used from individuals, either Pittsburgh, Fa.; and Kevin Richard Field of Rockville. Service Station in Manchester. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Warehouse Point. Hartford. Thomas, Virgin Islands. The wore a gown in a yellow rose lavendar. They carried white was his brother’s best man. which the couple left on a trip sewing machine. Gurerkis of West Springfield, presently attending Columbia Mr. and Mrs. Lester Simpson of Seekonk, Mass. Her paternal through want ads, bulletin couple will reside in New York University School of Dental and mini carnations, lavender Ushers were Brian Norbut of to Bailey Island, Maine. For The publication by clothing Mass. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Marchand of Pawtucket, board notices or garage City. Oral Surgery. daisies with baby’s breath. Ellington, the bridegroom’s traveling Mrs. Norbut wore a specialist Virginia Ogilvy V R.I. She has a sister, Kelly, 21 months. sales. If you go this route, Wedding Miss Brenda Sue Voisine of brother; Everette W. Keeney of mint green and white pantsuit telis where to look for used check the condition very Gouchoe-Minicucci Hoffman, David Zachary, son of James and Arlene Levy Hoff­ Vernon, the bride’s niece, was Vernon, the bride’s brother; with white accessories. The machines and how to check carefully. The price may be :(^huppell-Lewie Sweet Adelines To Sponsor man of 54 Carriage Dr. He was born July 9 at Manchester flower girl. She wore a lavender Wayne P. McNeilly of couple will reside at Pinney- them before you buy. low because of flaws needing Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. gown identical to those worn by Rockville, the bridegroom’s Brook Apartments in Ellington. Before you decide between expensive repairs. 44 brother-in-law; and Ronald Zaharia Levy of Massapequa Park, N.Y. His paternal grand­ the bridesmaids and carried a Mr. Norbut is employed at a used or a new one, consider (Used Sewing Machines—A Barbara Lynn Minicucci and McBride of New Port Richy, Consolidated Precast Co. in Summer FesV^ In August parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoffman of North (^iinby. natural fireside basket of white your sewing needs. Do you Good Buy, can be ordered by Bernard Edward Gouchoe, both Fla. Farmington. Carol-Anne Lewie of A reception for 60 guests was South Carolina. His maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. and mini carnations, lavender want a simple machine for number P.A. 1045 from the of Bolton, exchanged wedding Mrs. Louis Levy of Rego Park, N.Y. His paternal great- Manchester and Bernard Leroy held at Odd Fellows Hall in The Mountain Laurel the public pn shore and on the vows July 27 at St. Maurice’s family mending? A learning Superintendent of Docu­ Mendelssohn Chorus and most grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of Bridgeport, (]onn. Chappell Jr. of Coventry, Manchester. The couple will ^ a p te r of Sweet Adelines, Inc. lake. recently in Saratoga Springs, Church, Bolton. machine for someone first ments, U.S. Government reside in Coventry. He has a sister, Jamie Ellen, 3. exchanged wedding vows July 6 is sponsoring a two-day fair Mountain Laurel Chapter, N.Y. as the featured artists at YMCA Plans starting to sew? • Printing Office, Washington, at North United Methodist Mr. Chappell is employed at August 17 and 18 at the home of 1973 Regional Champions in the Center for Performing Arts ^ • 1 r'k • Ogilvy recommended a D.C. 20402, for 25 cents.) L&M Equipment of Vernon. Walsh-Morelli Church in Manchester. Mrs. Fran Davis of Sunnyside Region I (all of New England, and the only non-professional The bride is the daughter of Beiion, Krri Lyn, daughter of Matthew and Norma Ahrens r amily Outing straight stitch type for begin- The bride is the daughter of at Columbia Lake. northern New York State, and group to perform. Monies Mr. and Mrs. Charles Minicucci Betton of 39 Essex St. She was bom July 9 at Manchester ^ ners and those who sew infre­ Mr. and Mrs. James H. The “Summer Fest’’ to which eastern Canada) will compete realized from performances Jr. of Hebron Rd., Bolton. The Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. quently. A zigzag stitch J. THOMAS CHAPIN Edwards of 184 Woodland St. bridegroom is the son of Mr. machine is more expensive, the public is invited.-jifiH^ against 15 other regional cham- such as these and from the Richard Ahrens of East Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are The Indian Valley YMCA is 20 Clyde Rd. The bridegroom is the son of I College Note and Mrs. Loren Gouchoe Jr. of but it may be a better value if Laura Sue Davis, Oregon’s feature handmade and hand- ’ pShs from all over the country “Summer Fest’’ will help Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Betton of East Hartford. She has a sister, making plans for a family BA Degree Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. Hop River Rd., Bolton. you sew a lot of stretch first certified female football crafted items for sale, as well in Milwaukee, Wise, in October. defray expenses for the Christine, 2. campout for the Labor Day (with honors) Chappell Sr. of Fox Trail, as home-baked goods from the This is the second competition members of this non-profit fabrics and knits. It’s also official, also has won University Ernest W. Arendt Jr., 85 weekend Aug. 31, and Sept. 1 Coventry. Country Store. On August 17 the of its kind in the barbershop organization. To get to the Donnelly, Erin Kathleen, daughter of John and Margaret good for “blind” hemming, certification to officiate at of Connecticut Lenox St., was named to the and 2, at Camp Woodstock, The Rev. Earle Custer of fair will open from 10 a.iii. to 6 singing world. The Rev. Robert Cronin of St. Machodo Donnelly of 101 Branford St. She was bora July 9 at overcasting seams, mending basketball games. Storrs dean's list for the spring “Summer Fest” take Rt. 87 Woodstock Valley. Manchester officiated at the p.m. and on August 18 from The Mountain Laurel from Columbia Center (Rt. 66) Maurice’s Church, performed Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is and decorative stitches and semester at Rochester Institute candlelight, double-ring noon to 7:30 p.m. The chorus members have appeared in and watch the signs for direc­ the double-ring ceremony. The Joseph Machado of Bristol, R.I. Her paternal grandfather is The first 30 families to straight stitching. of Technology, Rochester, N.Y. ceremony. The church was will perform for the benefit of Albany, N.Y. with the tions to Mrs. Davis’ home. church was decorated with Patrick Donnelly, Tulsa, Okla. register at the “Y” office at The least expensive proba­ decorated with a basket of car­ He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. assorted bouquets of flowers. Vernon Circle, will be able to bly is an old-fashionqd trea­ nations and candles. Ernest W. Arendt. Mrs. Joyce Cavanagh of Bolton attend the campout. Each fami­ dle, Ms. Ogilvy wrote. It is The bride, who walked down was organist and John Ander­ Cronki, Kathleen Ann, daughter of Michael and Eileen ly will have an individual cabin simple to operate and to sandal 8f clog the aisle escorted by the son of East Hartford was (Joogan Gronki of 15D Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon. She was born July and four meals will be provided clean but parts might be hard bridegroom, wore a beige floral Pinochle soloist. 16 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents by the camp. to get, especially, if it uses gown and carried a bouquet of Muzin-Cuddihee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coogan of Little Ferry, N.J. Her pater­ Scores Family swimming, boating, long shuttle bobbins. white carnations with yellow nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gronki, New Milford. Portable electric machines SfiLE! fishing, hiking, tennis and a roses. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Alice Loiselle of South represent good value if Mrs. John B rem ser of Winners of pinochle games The bride, given in marriage Hadley, Mass. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Anna council fire program are being played by senior citizens July 25 by her father, wore a sheer planned. Norman Kirschbaum, you’re short on storage space. Manchester, the bride's cousin, Groncki of Baltimore, Md. She has a brother, Michael, 2. Before you buy any was matron of honor. She wore at the Army & Navy Club, are St. Mark’s Church, Stratford, organza and Chantilly lace chairman of the Indian Valley 25% to60%off machine, look for dents or a pink gown and carried a as follows: Sam Schors, first, was the scene July 26 of the gown designed with fitted lace program committee, said the scratches, check for missing bouquet of pink carnations. 625; George Scholl, 615, second; marriage of Louise Carmella bodice, mandarin collar, Vic­ weekend will offer a mini­ * parts and signs of wear. William Chappell of Coventry Wilbur Messier, 578, third; and Cuddihee of Stratford and torian sleeves and A-line skirt vacation in a relaxed a t­ Woman’s View * 1 Ms. Ogilvy advised carry­ now4.99 toll.99 was his brother’s best man. Corrine Gibson, 575, fourth. William John Muzin Jr. of An- with small orchid bows. Her mosphere. The next games will be sonia. fingertip veil of double nylon il­ ing fabric and thread when Ushers were John Bremser and I The family weekend is played Aug. 1 at 9:45 a.m. at the The bride is the daughter of lusion was edged with Alencon i shopping so you actually can select group, Leslie Edwards, both of following the national YMCA Army & Navy Club on Main St. Mrs. Robert W. Cuddihee Sr. of lace and attached to a portrait while she puts in a 10-hour-plus operate the machine. Make Manchester, and cousins of the goal of strengthening family bride. Any senior citizen is welcome. Stratford and the late Robert headpiece of matching lace. By GAY PAULEY day at the office. sure the machine is easy to many styles, W. Cuddihee Sr. The bride­ UPI Women’s Editor 'Ihen there’s the upkeep of a structure by enhancing thread and that the bobbin is groom is the son of Mr. and second home on Long Island, relationships and improving easy to remove and return to communications, Kirschbaum 0 Mrs. William Muzin of Ansonia. She carried a colonial bouquet NEW YORK (UPI) - Most where she worries not at all place. Decide if the foot or colors. Sizes said. < The Rev. Lawrence J. of white carnations and yellow people return from a vacation about a little dust here and knee control is comfortable Kirschbaum and Lawrence McMahon of St. Mark’s Church, roses. Miss Donna Lynn with a suntan. I came back with there “because although we and easy to operate. 5V2-10 Minicucci of Bolton, was her Mrs. Bernard E. Gouchoe entertain frequently, it’s strict­ Cargill, executive director of Check out both straight and Chain her up. officiated. housemaid’s knee. the “Y” will coordinate the The bride, given in marriage sister’s maid of honor. She The world considers you ly informal.” curved seams. Is the stitch camp program. In silver, in gold. by her father, wore a wore a green floral flocked daisies and white roses. after which the couple left on a crazy if you take a vacation and Organization plus her maracaine gown trimmed with voile gown styled with halter Miss Susan Kusmik of trip to Niagara Falls. For devote most of it to husband’s cooperation help / With longs and shorts. seed pearls and rhinestones and bodice and flounced hemline Manchester, was flower girl. traveling, Mrs. Gouchoe wore a housecleaning. '* Mrs. Walter (Helen) Novitsky, designed with V-neckline • and and matching short jacket. She Her gown matched those worn green and white pantsuit with But that’s what I did, at­ mother of four grown children But chain her. long sleeves. She wore a wore a picture hat with ribbon by the other attendants and she white accessories. The couple tacking closets and drawers and grandmother of two, keep Camelot headpiece trimmed trim and carried a bouquet of carried a basket of yelow and will reside on Webster Lane, with vigor from nine to five, two jobs going. From $5 to many hundreds with seed pearls and carried a white daisies and yellow roses. white daisies. Andover. simply because our place Mrs. Novitsky, a secretary at nosegay of yellow roses and Steve Gouchoe of Mrs. Gouchoe is emloyed at needed it. Metropolitan Life Insurance, ’■.W baby’s breath. Manchester, was his brother’s M & M Oil Co. in Bolton. Mr. For peace of mind and entered the job market after Miss Barbara Elias of Strat­ Bridesmaids were Miss Linda best man. Ushers were John Gouchoe is employed by Larco preservation of marriage, there her children were old enough to ford was maid of honor. She Gouchoe of Bolton, the Rivers of Manchester,the bride’s Machine Co. in Bolton. was no other way. Clean! be on their own although two wore a yellow hooded halter bridegroom’s sister; Miss cousin; and Charles Minicucci Discard! still are at home in their five- Ing-John Photo gown with matching jacket and Laura Gilmore and Miss Esta III and James Minicucci, both It occurred to me that if I room apartment in suburban carried a nosegay of daisies and Gilmore, the bride’s cousin, of Bolton, brothers of the Child Rearing were trying to be conscientious Elmhurst, N.Y. Mrs. David W. Walsh pompons. both of Ashaway, R.I. They bride. Stiles Gilmore of Special Airs about two jobs (home and of­ “Sometimes it’s a struggle,” Bridesmaids were Miss Jan wore gowns identical to that Ashaway, R.I., the bride’s fice) there must be millions of said Mrs. Novitsky. “But my Debra Anne Morelli of Stam­ orchids, stephanotis and ivy. Bonneville of Danielson; Miss worn by the honor attendant cousin, was ring bearer. Tonight at 9 others coping, one way or husband helps and when I get a ford and David William Walsh Miss Lynn Morelli of Stam­ Marlene Broatz of Stratford; and carried bouquets of yellow A reception was held at another. spell of cooking. I’ll do three of Manchester, were united in ford, was her sister’s maid of and Miss Judy Cuddihee of Piano’s Restaurant, Bolton, Nature and society have After all, the U.S. Labor' meals and freeze the other two marriage July 27 at St. Mary’s honor. She wore a wildflower Lenkowski Photo Shelton. They wore green created a strong emotional Department reports that of the for later. We’ll both do the Church, Stamford. pr^inted gown of rouge, pink and Mrs. William J. Muzin Jr. hooded halter gowns with bond between mothers and 34.5 million women workers, 58 marketing. And when he works The bride is the daughter of purple, designed with scooped matching jackets and carried Wedding children. Tonight from 9-10, per cent are “married with hus­ on the car on Saturday, I’ll Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Morelli neckline. She wore a wide nosegays of daisies and pom­ Channel 3 presents “Babies are band present” — In other work on the house.” of Stamford. The bridegroom is brimmed pink hat with S'■hX pons. Petrello'Crawford For Fathers Too,” a look at the words, dual job holders. How do She also does the family's en­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. rhatching sash and carried a Michael Muzin of Ansonia special relationship that exists they manage? tire laundry, including pressing Walsh of 3 Preston Dr. colonial bouquet of summer was best man. Ushers were Bambi Jean Crawford of Manchester, was her sister’s between fathers and children. “ For working wives, the pillow cases and her husband’s flowers. maid of honor. Bridesmaids The Rev. Terrance Kristofak, Michael Sweeney of Manchester and Philip Steven Two pediatricians. Dr. Parkinson Law (in reverse) shirts. the bridegroom ’s cousin, . Miss Jodi Morelli of Stam­ Naugatuck; Walter Majoris of Petrello of East Hartford, were Miss Cathy Alexander of Timothy Johnson and Dr. Gail really applies,” said Mrs. Mrs. Charles (Bernice) ford, the bride’.s sister, was Manchester; and Miss Laurie celebrated the nuptial Mass and Ansonia; Robert Mlynar of exchanged wedding vows July Kaplan host the program. In the Lawrence (Delayne) Gold, 36, Malamud, mother of two teen- performed the double-ring bridesmaid. Her gown, hat and Carmel, N.Y. 27 at St. Mary’s Church, Grassette of Rockville, the first segment, Drs, Johnson and married for seven years and aged boys, said that family flowers were identical to those bride’s cousin. ceremony. The church was ; TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! A reception was held at the Manchester. Kaplan answer audience . tops in her career. “Time cooperation is what makes it decorated with white car­ of the honor attendant. Flower girls were Miss questions on child rearing and Kevin Walsh of Manchester, Grassy Hill Lodge in Derby, The bride is the daughter of expands to mieet work load of possible for her to work as in- nations and roses. Sebastian , USDA C /iofce 1$t Cut Sherry Crawford of child behavior. Following the was his brother’s best man. after which the couple left for Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Craw­ career gal, housewife, compa­ surance agent and ad­ Interlandl of Stamford was Manchester, the bride’s cousin; question and answer segment, Ushers were Michael Walsh of Bermuda. They will reside in ford Jr. of 102 Helaine Rd. The nion, hostess.and friend." ministrator and run her house organist. CHUCK STEAK . 5 5 * and Miss Sherry Petrello of the doctors and a panel of child Watertown and John Walsh Jr. I USDA Choice Cooler Cut Manchester. bridegroom is the son of Mr. She’s an executive vice- without outside help. '.The bride, given in marriage A haircut that I Mrs. Muzin is a special East Hartford, the care experts discuss the president at Irving L. Straus Her husband,-Vith a research of Manchester, the and Mrs. Carmen Petrello of bridegroom’s sister. by her father, wore an ivory aay$ nothing Easy piym tnlt education teacher in problems of growing up and Associates, a public relations and development company, and silk organza gown trimmed bridegroom’s brothers; and CHUCK STEAK ,t 7 9 * 2 East Hartford. James Petrello of East Hart­ but You, h n ’t ' Manchester. show a film on child develop­ firm, and married to a vice the boys all pitch in. Louis CTierrone of Manchester. ford was his cousin’s best man. with guipure lace and designed "krrfS*' redlly all \ The Rev. Ronald Haldeman ment. Afterwards, fathers and president of Frankel Imports. Mrs. Malamud feels she runs A reception was held at the •SWSiiSiSSiSSiSSSS Usher was Edward Borst of with flounced V-neckline, you want? P A H iE s ,b*l.0 9 ; performed the double-ring their children participate in the Her husband’s job takes him her eight-room house in West- Holiday Inn in Norwalk, after Rocky Hill, the bride’s cousin. capped sleeves, natural waist ^The The 1970 census indicates ceremony. Eldon Coykendall discussiqiyBoston Celtics star abroad for six weeks each year, bury, N.Y., better when she's with skirt terminating in a which the couple left on a trip to JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 Jr. was organist. Jeremy Birdsey of Manchester Paul SHii; with his 9-month-old ICUCKOO’S NEST in MANCHESTER] that two thirds of the nation "so I save up a lot of the big holding a full-time job than if chapel-length train. Her tiered Acapulco, Mexico. They will (2 ^ HIGHUND PARK MARKET lives in urban areas, which was ring bearer. son on his lap adds his own PHONE 646-6228 S The bride was given in chores until he’s out of town.” she weren’t working — "I shop veil of illusion was attached to a reside in Bolton. 9SS MAIN STReer, MANCHEtTER 317 Iflflhlaiid Si, Manchester Phone 646^277 || comprise less than two per A reception was held at the D views. No (ppolnimont ntettury Tuu. or Wod. ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN Now, though, Mrs. gold has faster. I put the house in order face framing cap. She carried a Mr. Walsh is employed by marriage by her father. & D Caters in Bolton. “ Babies are For Fathers OPEN EVERY NIQHT 'til 8 Women's shoes: D&L In Corbins, Avon cent of U.S. land area. the help of a maid two days a before 1 leave for work. I don’t prayer bbok given to her by her Aetna Life and Casualty Co., Miss Dawn Crawford of Too” was produced in Boston. Bristol, Manchester. Vernon week to do cleaning and laundry waste time.” maternal grandmother with Hartford. 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mandiester. Conn.. Mon., July 29, 1974 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon., July 29, 1974 Library Timely Summer buys, I Rockville Snow Crop 21b. Freezer Giulietti Seeks Becomes our all week specials Stop & Shop I Hospital Homestead I Notes Probate Reforms on frozen foods. Orange Juice Queen Entrees Lemonade ANDOVER Beef Patties with Mushrooms, Kilt •n Lariviere Save on luscious Stop & Shop Ice Cream, dTte lie ra lb VERNON Referring to a system used in 602. Beef Patties with Onions, the Hartford Probate Court, eorreN|tnn(li-n( on tangy lemonade, on frozen entrees iand 12oz. Admitted Friday: Adolphus Atty. John L. Giulietti of Ver­ Veal Parmigian, Sliced where simplified written in­ 742-9117 other good foods designed to cut your time Cans Bassett. Egypt Rd., Ellington. Area Profile non, nominee for judge of structions are made available As part of the Library’s Turkey or Salisbury Steak. Discharged Friday: Sherry probate on the Republican in the kitchen on sizzling summer days. We ea. to families who wish to ad­ Summer Children's program, 100% FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE Lynn Amaral, Hale St., Ext., ticket (Ellington-Vernon planned these values with you and your minister a relative’s estate those r attending. Tuesday’s 2 Rockville; Alfred Beebe, District), said his campaign without the services of an at­ p.m. activity will find the budget in mind. Wellwood Circle, Vernon; platform will stress the im­ 4 torney, Giulietti said, if library has turned into an early James Bump Jr., Loveland Hill plementing of new legislation elected, he will institute similar Andover homestead. Mrs. Cookin’ Bag Rd., Rockville; Alfred Lavigne, on the local level and on making Birds Eye Munson, Mass.; John Lee, services. Carolyn Graham (Mrs. Jesse Stop & Shop 1/2 Gal. CHOPPED lilMiiiii, Dog Poisoning Suspected the probate court responsive to Legion Dr., Rockville; Kevin T.) of Times Farm Rd. will be O R LEA F the electorate. the resource person. Ice Cream Carton Banquet Meats Tasti-Fries Watson, RFD 1, Rockville. Giulietti, who is presently Hound owned by Mr. and Mrs. ’There will be a trammel, Births Friday; A son to Mr. BOLTON veterinarian Dr. Michael serving on the Town Council, ASSORTED FLAVORS ^ ^ Raymond Soma of Birch Mt. Tulman of Bolton reportedly spider and quill wheel among Veal Parmigian, Cream and Mrs. Dale Crockett, Donna Holland said, "There is no reason why lAboutTown 20 oz. Rd., and a miniature French didn’t produce concrete the tools and utensils which 10 oz. Chipped Beef, Sliced Tur­ PKG. Ashford; a daughter to Mr. and Correepondent most deceased persons’ estates 5oz. Poodle owned by Mr. and Mrs. evidence of poisoning, but meat Mrs. Graham will demonstrate Pkgs. key, Sliced Beef, Chicken Pkgs. Mrs. Philip Possardt, Somers. Tel. 646-0375 cannot be administered by the Ice Cream Sandwiches Lawrence Shaw, also of Birch scraps and suet found in one The Manchester WATES will and tell of their usage in an Admitted Saturday; Everett probate court and a close fami­ ala King or Meat Loaf Mt. Rd. dog’s stomach pointed in that meet ’Tuesday at the Italian- 1780 Aqdover home. She will HENDRIE’S — 12 COUNT — 36 oz. PKG. 99c Bosworth, Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Resident State Trooper ly member, without an at­ 1 direction. Amerlcan Club on Eldridge St. also introduce “the girl in the Richard Bureau, Daily Circle, Robert Peterson is in­ Another Birch Mt. Rd. resi­ torney.” Weighing-in will be 7 to 8 p.m. Martin Box,” a true story about Rockville; Germaine Culbert­ vestigating the suspected dent, Angelo Soma, reported "Not that attorneys don’t Shoestring Potatoes 69^ today that his mongrel dog is The undigested food, found Members with last names a young girl who lived on Long Ice Cream Cups. 99° Lenders Bagels''oir'"' 39‘^ French Green Beans son, Gaynor PL, Rockville; poisoning of six dogs and death earn their fees but most of their SLIM JIM BRAND — 40 oz. BAG ONION, PLAIN OR EGG missing. during an autopsy of the poodle beginning D-L are reminded to Hill Rd. over 100 years ago. FAIRLANE BRAND Dean Kupferschmid, Center of three of them FYiday. time is spent, in the average HENDRIE’S — 12 COUNT — 36 oz. PKG. owned by the Shaw family, bring fruit for the basket. The program is designed for Rd., Vernon; Jane Rorty, Peterson declined comment Two other dogs — a second case, inventorying a deceased Hawaiian Punch 5 Cans 99*^ Egg Beaters Iz’oz^PAO^ c poodle and a Collie both owned wasn’t part of the dog’s regular children between second and 79 Baby Lima Beans 27« Cemetery Rd., Vernon; Bonnie on the case today, but reports person’s assets,” he said. diet. Member of the ^ d iis of St. sixth grades. No registration is Sundae Cups 99° TASTE O Q C Sutherland, Village St., indicated that known evidence by the ShaWi* family — have He said this information is Haddock Fiiiets O' SEA y y * * Jenos PACK Pizza^ 24 oz. Pkg. 8 9 C Trooper Peterson today James will meet tonight at 7; 30 necessary. Adults are most Macaroni & Cheese 39<^ Rockville; Ethel Williams, points to poisoning, although recovered from suspected usually obtained through HENDRIE’S — 12 COUNT — 36 oz. PKG. OR FLOUNDER FILLETS — 16 oz. PKG poisoning following treatment acknowledged that the in­ at the Fitzgerald Funeral welcome to sit in. The con­ SHOP & SHOP— 12oz. PKG. Prospect St., Rockville. it’s not certain. relatives, by the attorney, and at the Bolton Veterinary cidents are under investigation, Home, 225 Main St., to pay their cluding program will be a pic­ Discharged Saturday; Derek Dead are three dogs; A results in*a duplication of effort respects to the late Mrs. Allison, Field Stone Dr., Coveri- Hospital. but he was reluctant to discuss nic and tour ot the Nathan Hale Golden Labrador and Basset and therefore increased Catherine Adams who was a try; Ethel Boutan, South St., Autopsies performed by the matter. Homestead on Tuesday, Aug. 6. ‘ Published weekly by Stop & Shop. Hams offered for sale not available in case lots 2 expense to the family. member. Of to other retail datlars or wholasaiars. Rockville; Helen Coe, Alta Parents will need to transport Vista, Tolland; Della Bernarda, their children to and from the Chapel Rd., South Windsor; homestead. An entrance fee of Dorothy Favreau, Cedar St., 25 cents per child and 75 cents Rockville; James Hayslip, per adult is required. Children High St., Rockville; James should bring a complete picnic C o n s i i m e r o Leahy, Hartford Tpke., Ver­ lunch including beverage. The non; Alfred Marquis, Glenstone A NEW NAME FOR AN OLD FRIEND tour will conclude at 2 p.m. Dr., Rockville Carole Palulis, Mrs. John Corl III and Mrs. 9 Congratulations, Neighbor A little wedUy lisqier tliat tallu Sood. Prospect St., Rockville; Cheryl J.T. Hohmann Jr. are coor­ Rocker, Burke Rd., Rockville; dinating the event as part of the Hattie Rowell, Stafford Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy congratulates U.S. Rep. Friends of the Andover Library Springs; Mrs. Barbara Shain program. Ibod ideas... Fmm ififiorniatioii... Food Robert Steele at the Republican State Convention Sjiturday and daughter, Stafford Springs; night, as Steele entered the Bushnell Memorial to accept School Board Jonathan Slater, Mountain St., the party’s nomination for governor. McCoy was one of All-week dairy specials! Rockville; Kazimier Wieliczka, The Andover Board of Educa­ Sor thought. H dc it up Starts Monday, July 29 - Saturday, Aug. 3 several named by Convention Chairman Ronald Sarasin to Hammond St., Rockville. tion will meet Tuesday at the escort Steele to the podium. (Herald photo by Bevins) Births Saturday; A son to Mr. Elementary School to hear ad­ flavored Yogurt and Mrs. Steven March, Egypt ministrative reports and atStpp&Shpp. Manchester Savings & Loan Assn. STOP & SHOP 6 FLAVORS , m 8 o z .^ « Rd., Ellington; a son to Mr. and recommendations on personnel. Get your Stop & Shopsworth. Cups 9 A We’re out to inform. To help. To maybe cause a smile every now and ■ M l Mrs. Gary Ellis, Box Mountain The playground and Rd., Bolton. Sewer Line, Ice Study lunchroom schedule and BreakstoneTemptee cZ'cTl.eSp 49'= again. And if we sell a pound of fish along the way, good. Sell the fish Admitted Sunday; Henry procedures for 1974-75 will also Ballard Biscuits 8 pVgV *1 in the store; tell you in CONSUMERISMS how to poach it, serve it, Cote, Bakos Rd., Tolland; Before Town Council be discussed. love it. Take a look at the back page and the fist full of coupons for Thomas Dooley, Irene Dr., Ver­ Also on the agenda will be a non; Joseph Grabowski, VERINOIN is now called maintenance report on termite your next week’s shopping. We have a column called Buy Lines with the sewer. ^ Sour Cream 49^ Minterburn Court, Rockville; A proposed ordinance asking Phase I of the ice facility inspection, the Hendee Bridge BREAKSTONE — 16 oz. CUP inside information on what to buy and why. We have interesting Joseph Michaud, Brooklyn St., for an appropriation of $3.2 study showed Vernon could sup­ and the building and grounds in Caljack Cheese Sticks 69'= and sometime elegant recipes from the Stop & Shop Cooking Rockville; Michael Pelletier, million for sewer line exten­ port such a facility. Following general. Snipsic Lake Rd., Rockville; chees food sions in Vernon and a resolution the public hearing a special Rock Concert Borden Lite Line I® " 99= Linda Slavik, Old Farm Rd., asking for an appropriation of town meeting will be conducted eritaf; again. And always, every week, there’ll be an easy-to- Tolland; Lawrence Soucier, $14,000 for Phase 2 of a to consider the requested ap­ Heritage Savings & Loan Assn. The Andover Lake Property Good hays from our bakery! read, informative article on how a supermarket works. Spring St., Rockville. feasibility study and design Owners Association will spon­ propriation. This means we’re going to talk food; food prices, food Discharged Sunday; Oliver documents for an ice facility, Following the public hearing sor a Rock Concert on Saturday, J Bush, Bamforth Rd., Vernon; will be aired at a public hearing and special town meeting, the The name Manchester Savings and Loan Association has been changed to Heritage from 8;30 to 11 p.m. at the An­ distribution, food availability. You can pick up your " I r e e ! Lillian Caron, Range Hill Dr., tonight at 7; 30 at the Ad­ Town Council will meet to dis­ dover Red Barn. E nglish M uffins Savings and Loan Association effective July 22,1974 with the prior approval of the “Vox Populi,” a trio from STOP & SHOP — 11 oz. PKG. of 6 copy of CONSUMERISMS at the checkout WITH THIS COUPON Rockville; Norman Milliard, ministration Building. cuss the possible purchase of Staffordville; Judith Morrow, membership, the Board of Directors and the State Banking Department. We believe Willimantic, will play. Admis­ CINNAMON-RAISIN, BACON.FLA- counters in more than 156 Stop & Shop AND A $5 PURCHASE ' The sewer line extension will the Vernon Water Co., owned VORED OR BLUEBERRY FLAVORED S9« Long Hill Rd., South Windsor; involve streets off Rt. 30 and by the late Barney Moses of our new name more accurately describes our identity. sion is $1.25 per person. stores from New Hampshire to New Jersey. STOP & SHOP Zarold Peterson, Range Hill I^freshments will be available. Buttermilk Bread sto p & sh o p 3 the Talcottville section of Ver­ Vernon. Since 1891, this institution has been an important part of the local heritage. Back Clip the coupons. Laugh a little. Learn a lot. Dr., Rockville; Dianne non. The town had considered the Sydoriak, Old Post Rd., Gifts for the Fair Stop & Shop Lemon Pie 69' In connection with the sewer purchase several years ago and then, there was no bank where a family could save and borrow for a horhe. A group PLASTIC Tolland; Barry Tedone, Plea­ The Fair Committee of the Newfangled Muffins " sto p & s h o p 79' installations, a group of then dropped it. Recently, of our forebearers got together and founded the Manchester Building and Loan U sant Valley Rd., South Wind­ residents from Elm Hill Rd. in Rockville Water & Aqueduct Association (later called the Manchester Savings and Loan Association) for this First Congregational Church of 16 oz. BLUEBERRY OR 14V2 oz. ORANGE sor; Mrs. Diane Johnson and Andover requests members and Karen Hayes Talcottville will present a peti­ petitioned to purchase it, con­ purpose. These men of vision pioneered the concept of local people getting to­ _ WRAP son, Metcalf Rd., Tolland. tion asking that that section be ditional on an increase in rates friends of the church who will Director of Consumer Affairs' eliminated in the sewer in­ to customers, and the town op­ gether to encourage thrift and home ownership. As the first and oldest savings be on vacation this summer or White Bread The Stop & Shop Companies Inc. 100 FOOT ROLL stallation program. posed the sale under those con­ institution in Manchester and Coventry, we have played a significant role in our fall to send or bring back small 24 0Z. Limit one roll per customer. Galat Leaving gifts which can be sold at the BUTTERTOP SLICED Loaves 9 Also to be presented is a peti- ditions as it would also mean an local heritage since our founding in 1891. * Good Mon. July 29-Sat. August 3. tion from residents of increase in fire hydrant rates to Harvest Fair in November. A great buy, tender and juicy U,S. Grade ‘A Washington St. asking that they the town. Rockville Water later Today, we are very enthusiastic about plans for expanded usefulness through Gifts should be $1 or under, Daisy “stylI"^ Donuts " pI q”’ 53= LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - PLAIN OR CINNAMON — PACKAGE OF 6 University of Kentucky defen­ be included in the program. The withdrew its petition. broadened services in the future. Our new branch office is now open in K-Mart and will be sold at the "Main L Order Booth” at the fair. Chocolate orButi.r.coich Brownies ®pkg“65= sive line coach Joe Galat, with street had originally been Also at the meeting the coun­ Plaza on Spencer Street in Manchester. There are several new and exciting services M j excluded, as a line to service it Please mail gifts to Mrs. stop & SHOP BRAND the Wildcats a year, is leaving cil will discuss a proposed or­ now in the planning stage at Heritage Savings. We enjoy serving you and we look to go with the Memphis would have to go by way of dinance which would prohibit Elver Hoisington, New Boston Stop & Stop Louisiana Ring ’pk=g" 69= Southmen of the World Football Church St. and the residents of motorcycles using the bicycle forward with enthusiasm to a continuously expanding role in the financial heritage Rd., Andover, or Mrs. James that street petitioned against trails in town. of our communities during the years ahead. Dean, 119 South Rd., Bolton. **Prove It League as linebacker coach. Galat came to Kentucky from Mini-priced^ savings on Yale, where he had been an Convention Posts health & beauty aids! JdYoursetr assistant coach since 1969. FORMAL'S INN inc. ONLY OUR NAME HAS CHANGED At the Probate District Prior to his stint with Yale, he Owhership and management remain unchanged. As a mutual Convention held at the Bolton 10 to 22 lb s .-a size We think our own Stop & Shop brands had served as assistant coach Town Office Building last week, Breck Shampoo are equally as good as the big national for six years at Miami, Ohio, For the tux institution, we continue to be owned by,you, our customers. for every family. Our board of directors, officers and staff remain unchanged. two Andover residents were 20 oz. BOTTLE 2 9 brands. So we’re offering you a "Prove his alma mater. chosen to serve at permanent BONUS PACK that’s inn dial Plump and tender with more than enough It To Yourself” Coupon so you can try positions. juicy, flavorful white and dark meat to our brands. See if you don’t agree. We Mrs. Elsie Steins of School Dial Deodorant satisfy your family. When the turkeys are for him NO EXCHANGE OF PASSBOOK Rd. was elected permanent think you'll find them every bit as good chairperson of the convention 8 O Z . AEROSOL CAN y Q / ; this good and the mini-price* is this special, as most of the big name brands. In fact, or other documents required or necessary. Mini-priced.^ I w 9 0 4 2 0 Frink A Arnont, Prttloint and Mrs. Cynthia Clark of Shod­ you’re getting your Stop & Shopsworth! we guarantee it. Try it. We think you’ll 147 Birch St.. Manchettiri Conn. 06D40 dy Mill Rd. was elected to serve like it. t t i C ' T ilip h o n i 10-9 W alk Days as the conventions permanent Sliced fresh to order in our 9 1 4 2 0’ 649«7901 10^ Saturday INSURED SECURITY FOR secretary. Service Deli Shop! ‘‘Quality-Protected’’ Beef Naturally Aged! 4 4 0 Norman Preuss, Republican AVAILABLE IN STORES WITH A SERVICE DELI. Self Service Delicatessen d 3 YOUR FUNDS . candidate will run again for the position of probate judge of the Your Master Charge Welcome On Deposits at Heritage Savings are Insured ttyj^he 6Meral Sav­ Deutchmacher 5 9 9 1 All Freezer Orders district. The district includes 1^1 Cold Cuts 9 ings and Loan Insurance Corporation, an agency of the U.S. the towns of Bolton, Andover <, SLICED — P&P.BOLO.. 9 ^°^'J a AC Government. There is no stronger insurance for your savings. and Columbia. Bologna " S9* ~ n v s k B M I ' ’ " OLIVE OR POLISH STYLE LOAF. M l PK0«. 8 1 6 9 GERMAN STYLE 6 Preuss stated that he plans to 2 CARD B Deutchmacher Liverwurst 59= Imported Sliced Ham 99= visit all three towns in the near STOP & SHOP — 8 oz. PACKAGE WESTERN future and would like to be ad­ GERMAN STYLE As a graphic symbol for Heritage Savings and Loan Association, mark. It Is located in Coventry. “Lotto Bingo” vised of local affairs so that ______TOES. WED. SAT. we have adopted this woodcut representing landmarks ot signifi­ Deutchmacher Salamf 59= plans to attend can be made. From our Summer Kitchen! This is this week’s winning TOLLAND I K m i W SUN. 9 - 6 cance to our local heritage. As the first savings Institution In our CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (rear center) Standing atop White American Cheese I 59= the hill in the center of Manchester, this church Is regarded as an ^ t e k e t % numbers for “Lotto Bingo.’’ ’The TURNPIKE THURS. FRI. 9-9 area, and being owned and operated by local people, we are Indeed Almar Cooked Corned Beef q,“Tb^59= 9 Delicious White Gem numbers are for the tickets dat­ MANCHESTER W l V SUNDAY 9 - 9 tied closely to the local heritage. outstanding example of church architecture of Its era. ed July 25. If the ticketholder’B Cooked CMekens CLOSED MON. CHENEY MILL (left foreground) The nation’s first silk manufacturing PITKIN GLASS WORKS (rear, to left of-church) The Glass Works numberai match the bingo card Meats for a great breakfast Plan a meal around a delicious ham! FULLY COOKED S f A C eithw down, across or diagonal- SPECIAL TUBS, and WED. ONLY was done at this Manchester Mill In the eighteenth century. Since Is the earliest manufacturing concern ot signlllcance In Manchester. CATV License ROASTED OR BARBECUE STYLE # ^ i b . 9 ly. the ticketholder wins $50. then, Cheney Brothers have perhaps been our best known local with these all week values. BONELESS U fU A I C manufacturer. In 1905 Frank Cheney became a president of this A HOMESTEAD (real, extreme left) Homes are an Important part of Revocation Family Size Chicken Pies pk“ *1^® SIRLOIN nnuLt Savings and Loan Association. our lodal heritage. A home Is a fitting element on our symbol since ^ Ham Slices Submarine Sandwich PKa®^ 69= we were the original home financing Institution in this area. Na» t, Requested lb. Canned Ham ^ wj CRYOVAC PACKAGE^ « A d NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD (extreme right) The homestead ot the tionally, savings and loan associations finance more homes than ' n - / c o l o n ia l b r a n d lb. STOP & SHOP Parfaits - Assorted Flavors I? “t 49= BOnOM ROUND early American patriot, Nathan Hale, Is a nationally known land­ all other types of financial Institutions combined. HARTFORD (UPI) - The T T 8 8 4 TIP City of Hartford has asked a Sliced Canadian Bacon “ifeRkT*"!’® Before we put our name on AVAILABLE IN STORES VTITH A SERVICE DELI. with Eye of Round state agency to revoke a license the outside, we make sure STOP & SHOP "QUALITY-PROTECTED” to operate a cable television Brown N’Serve Sausage®fcpkg.“'"79= FROZEN 4 0 9 2 7 system in the Hartford area. there’s fine ham inside... Roast Beef 189° ROAST lean from end to end, moist Hartford and some suburbs Grapenut or Plain Custard 69' 6 4 9 3 may apply for their own cable Tenderloin Steaks and delicious. 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It’s a case where you make a York Mets downed the Montreal ^ the Boston R ^ Sox. mistake and look great.” odds against the Cincinnati Reds win­ Expos, 4-1, the St. Louis Cardinals A M M U * yesterday at the Manchester Country Club, Len Horvath Horvath picked up another hole on the 14th when his 15-foot Wi h theJled Sox and the New York Yankees tied 3-3 in copped the 1974 coveted Men’s Division Club Cham­ Manager Darrell Johnson didn’t mind. ning the National League’s Western shaded the Chicago Cubs, 5-4, and the t { ( > '7 ^ ■■dSi birdie putt rolled In. He then closed out the match on the the sixth, Boston put runners on first and third with no Division title by 22 Vz games? pionship Tournament with a 4 and 3 decision over Bob 15th when both went one over par. ”We have to be aggressive out there,” he said. "It’s a Houston Astros topped the San Fran­ outs. Carl Yastrzemski hit a routine double play grounder That’s an absurdity, of course, but cisco Giants, 3-2, in 10 innings in other McGurkin. Horvath had two birds on his second nine, both 15-footers fundamental of the game. It might look bad when we get to second. Miller, on third, took off for the plate, but saw it’s also a statistic which illustrates NL games. The triumph was the first for the former college stand­ on the 15th and 17th as he overcame a one-hole edge by caught, but it’s the thing to do.” second baseman Sandy Alomar throw home. Miller went how dramatically the NL West race The Reds took advantage of three out and it marked the first time either golfer reached the McGurkin. The latter led by two after the Uth and 13th Things like that make it easier for a pitcher, too. Bill Lee back to third as catcher Thurman Munson tried to throw to has changed in the last two and a half errors and a couple of San Diego men­ finals. The 1973 winner was Woody Clark. holes before his younger foe started his comeback. notched his 11th win with a four-hitter while the Red Sox the base to catch him in a rundown. ’ weeks. tal lapses to swamp the Padres and The scheduled 36-hole match found McGurkin up one Horvath posted 41-37-41 totals for the first 27 to 40-3942 pounded three pitchers for 11 hits. But third baseman Graig Nettles wasn’t on the base, “It’s easier when the guys play behind you,” he said. “I The Reds have made up seven give Jack Billingham his 12th win. Joe hole after the first nine and down by the same margin at for the loser. Miller slid in safely and bases were loaded. A walk and a the noon break after 18. Horvath, who had moved out to a felt pretty good out there.” games on the Los Angeles Dodgers Morgan homered and Johnny Bech En route to the title, Horvath defeated Tony Pletran- single later, it was 5-3 and the Sox went on to an 8-3 win RICK MILLER during that time —reducing tlieir four hole margin after 21, had to settle for a two hole edge Boston jumped to a 3-0 lead early when the first three had four singles to pace the Reds’ 13- tonio, Scott Leone, Erwin Kennedy and Ray Dotchin. over the Yankees. deficit from 10 Vz to 3 Vz games —and after 27. McGurkin eliminated Stan Hilinski, Steve Matava. John batters reached Dave Pagan for base hits. After two outs, hit attack. Manager Sparky Anderson If it looked like Miller caught the Yankees in a swindle Rick Burleson leashed a two-run double. would win by the biggest margin in took Billingham out of the game with l i The new champ birdied the 10th to move three-up and the Wilks and Bill King. • guess again. ’ W The Yankees got two back in the third when Nettles I MAIOR LEAGUE baseball history if the trend continued a 12-1 lead and let Dick Baney and “I wasn’t trying to save Yaz,” said Miller. “I just singled, Munson tripled and scored on a ground out by Jim for the remainder of the season. Tom Hall finish up. W3nt^ to get the run across the plate. There were no outs Mason. Lou Piniella got his second homer in two days in LEADERS Now back to reality. Reliever Mike Marshall’s wild and a double play wouldn’t have kept me from scoring. If I the fifth to tie the game. The Reds are moving so fast and the throw enabled Leo Foster to score had stayed on third and they got the double play, maybe we Boston took the lead for good with the two-run sixth, and Dodgers are slowing down so fast that from second base with one out in the wouldn’t have gotten any runs. Legion Win Skein Checked added three insurance runs in the eighth, highlighted by a it looks like 1973 all over again. The 10th inning and give the Braves their I was going home until I saw Alomar look toward the double steal by Tommy Harper and Tim Blackwell. Reds were 11 games behind the victory over the Dodgers. Tom House plate. I didn’t think I could beat his throw, so I went back Leading Batters Dodgers and being counted out last went three innings to win his third NATIONAL LEAGUE year but stormed through the stretch game while Marshall suffered his AB H pet. to win the division title. sixth loss against 11 victories. In Zone Eight Final Test Garr, Atl 425 154 .362 Manager Walt Alston of the Pirut«‘:< 4, Phillies 3 Zisk, Pitt 323 104 .322 Dodgers says the additional STANDINGS American League Roundup Geronimo, Cin 263 83 .316 Rennie Stennet (ioubled with two out All good things must come to an end and this was the East Hartford scored three times in its half of the first Schmidt, Phil 337 106 .315 experience his squad has acquired in the ninth and scored on a single by stanza on a walk, a hit batsman, a wild pitch and Bud (Herald photo by Dunn) case last Saturday afternoon when the American Legion Brock, St. L 371 116 .313 will prevent the same thing from Richie Hebner, giving the Pirates’ baseball team’s 13-ame winning skein in Zone Eight play Wellington doubled for two runs. The latter tallied on an Smith, St. L 232 101 .313 happening this season. But the Reds Dave Giusti his fifth triumph. Manny Winner Len Horvath (1) Pauses terminated. error. Gross, Hou 347 108 .311 insist that they have the firepower to Sanguillen drove in two key runs for East Hartford wound up a 6-3 winner at home and the The winners tallied three more runs in the third with a National League A’s Soaring Again Cash, Phil 416 129 .310 make the run and think that the the Pirates while Jay Johnstone Garvey, LA 401 With Bob McGurkin During Title Match setback left the zone champion Silk Town entry with a final walk starting the uprising. A single followed and EAST 124 .309 Dodgers will fold again. homered for the Phillies. Mac Scarce 13-2 zone record. Wellington drove one of Irish’s pitches over the leftfield W. L. Pet. G.B. Montanez, Phil 293 90 .307 In any event, the Reds made up suffered his fifth defeat. The first test for Manchester in State Legion Tourna­ fence for three runs. Philadelphia 52 48 .520 — AMERICAN LEAGUE another full game Sunday when they Cardinals .5, (]uhs 4 (Herald photo by Dunn) AB ment play will be Saturday night at 7:30 at Middletown’s Manchester picked up single runs in the fourth and sixth St. Louis 50 50 500 2 H Pet. routed the San Diego Padres, 14-1, and Ted Sizemore’s ninth injiing homer Pittsburgh 48 52 Carew, Minn 391 147 .376 Palmer Field against Zone ’Three champion Southington. frame. Ron Soucier singled and Quinn singled and the 480 4 the Atlanta Braves beat the Dodgers, lifted the Cardinals to their sixth win Kid~Nap Between Innings Montreal 46 52 469 5 To Divisional Title Hargrove, Tex 243 81 .333 ’The state play will be double elimination. former scored on a misplay. The final Machester run 3-2, in 10 innings. in seven games with A1 Hrabosky Cards Down Bills New York 43 54 443 m Yaz, Bos 326 108 .331 Ron Semaio, ace of East Catholic’s staff last spring, crossed the plate when Quinn doubled and Bruce Peck Eighteen-month old Jennifer Conway of the WINF en­ Orta, Chi 284 92 .324 The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the picking up his fourth triumph and Ken Chicago 42 55 433 8 ^ NEW YORK (UPI) - Any day now, went the distance for East Hartford in snaring the victory. followed with a single. try in Saturday’s State Women’s Softball Tournament WEST B altim ore 4-0, D etroit topped Randle, Tex 308 99 .321 Philadelphia Phillies, 4-3, the New Frailing losing his eighth decision. CANTON, Ohio (UPI) — The St. Louis Cardinals beat the The righthander did not strike out a batter, walked only Poor base running cost Manchester a run in the third managed to catch a few winks in between innings in the W. L. Pet. G.B. the remainder of the American Cleveland 6-3, Texas edged Kansas Maddox, NY 232 74 .319 Buffalo Bills 21-13 here Saturday in the annual pro football one and paced 10 hits. Losing hurler Ken Irish also went when the batter was cut down trying to stretch a hit. arms of her mother, Sandy. Mrs. Conway catches for Los Angeles 65 37 .637 — League West clubs are liable to file a City 6-4 and California defeated Jackson, Oak 313 98 .313 Hall of Fame game-the first exhibition football game of the route. He gave up just five hits, walked four and defen­ Wellington was the big gun for Coach Wally Widholm’s the local entry. Cincinnati 62 41 .602 3>A “no contest” plea against the Oakland Minnesota 12-9 after losing 5-3. McRae, KC 324 100 .309 Wise Claims He Should Rest Arm the season. sive lapses hurt his efforts. club with three hits and five RBI’s, plus a perfect throw Houston 54 48 .529 11 A’s. Braun, Minn 307 95 .309 Brewers 4, Orioles 0 BOSTON (UPI) - Red Sox Atlanta 53 49 .520 12 The A’s, who have won the con­ Petrocelli, Bos 290 89 .307 “Hey, it’s my career and my get his confidence back, and In a game played almost goal by Shlapak after Buf­ The locals jumped off to a 1-0 lead in the first when Ray from centerfield to nail a runner at home. Quinn had George Scott and Mike Hegan hit Pitcher Rick Wise, plagued by San Francisco 46 57 .447 19V4 secutive world championships and HOME RUNS arm, and I think I should have that contrary to Wise’s opinion, exclusively with rookies and falo had driven to the Cards’ Sullivan singled, stole second and moved to third on Jack three hits and Sullivan a pair for the losers. two-run homers in the first inning to arm problems, says a private San Diego 43 61 .413 23 NATIONAL LEAGUE: something to say about what he needs work to restore the free agents, Greg Johnson nine-yard line. Maloney’s bingle. Sullivan scored on Dennis Quinn’s soft three straight AL West titles, are back the three-hit pitching of Jim doctor has advised him to rest soaring to another division crown with Wynn, LA 23; Cedeno, Hou 21; happens to me.” strength in his shoulder. scored two touchdowns to With five minutes left in liner to center. Maloney, attempting to score, was nailed Slaton as the Brewers beat the Orioles Schmidt, Phil 20; Bench and his arm, while team officials While Wise says he needs "His attitude is all right. I the ease of a Secretariat. lead the Cardinals to the the first half, Buffalo at the plate. From Tee to Green 28 Games Played SUNDAY’S RESULTS for the ninth time in 12 games. Slaton, Perez, Cin 18. want him to pitch. rest, manager Darrell Johnson just think he needs a good game nationally televised victory grabbed a 10-7 lead when New York 4, Montreal 1 Oakland increased its division lead boosting his record to 8-11, struck out AMERICAN LEAGUE: D. Wise said Sunday his arm still sees no immediate problem, under his belt and he’ll be all while veteran National Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 3 to 7 ^ games Sunday by taking a pair four and walked one in winning for the Allen, Chi26; Mayberry, KC19; hurts when he throws, and that and neither does trainer Buddy right. He needs the confidence. Marangi rolled around right St. Louis 5, Chicago 4 Football League players Ellington Ridge Ray Belier 41-7-34, Bennie Fay In Softball Event from the Chicago White Sox 7-2 and 3-2 first time since June 21. Jackson, Oak 17; Grich, Balt, a doctor in St. Louis urged rest LeRoux. His fastball may not be as end from 11 yards out for a Four Local Starters Houston 3, San Francisco 2 picketed outside Fawcett Sunday- Low net. Class A - 40-6-34; D - Herb Byk 43-10-33. and as usual, the A’s had a large Tigers 6, Indians 3 Hendrick, Clev, Briggs, Mil and to make his shoulder healthy “ He’s still part of our quick, but overall I expect he’ll TD. The key play in the ( 10 ) Tom Visgilio 75-7-68; B Russ Kickers 72-73. assortment of heroes. Burroughs, Tex 16. again. Bothered by tendinitis program,” said Johnson, “but pitch well when he goes out. Stadium. drive was a 38-yard pass Twenty-eight games were played in the Connecticut Cincinnati 14, San Diego 1 Mickey Stanley’s three-run homer all season, Wise said he went to Ferrigno 78-10-68; C - Rick Mother-Daughter- First Gene Tenace and Ken Holtzman RUNS BATTED IN whether or not he will be “We think he’s just about Johnson scored in the first from Marangi to Reuben Women’s ASA Softball Tournament last weekend at three Atlanta 3, Los Angeles 2 (10) in the ninth enabled the Tigers to a doctor in St. Louis during the Lawrence 84-14-70; D Alan gross - Mary and Tom Heslin NATIONAL LEAGUE tomorrow I can’t tell you. It’ll ready to go. We’ve had three quarter on a five-yard pass Gant of Oklahoma State, the local sites. Twenty of the games took place Saturday and TODAY’S GAMES were the major stars of the first defeat the Indians. Stanley’s homer All-Star break because he Pasternack 90-16-74, Jim 89; Second - Mary and ’Tim Cedeno, Hou 80; Schmidt, Phil be a day-to-day proposition.” orthopedic opinions here in from quarterback Bill eight Sunday. Montreal (Rogers 10-12) at game; with Tenace driving in three came off reliever Fred Beene wanted another opinion. Bills’ No. 1 draft choice. Legion All-Star Vandervoort 93-19-74. eamey 91; First net Irman Ir- 75; Wynn, LA 72; Bench, Cin 71; LeRoux says Wise needs just Boston which say he needs work New York (Stone 2-7) runs with a pair of homers and Holtz­ ‘"The team knew I was going Bynum. The Cardinals got Gant, however, suffered a Criers - Qass A - Tom man and Bob Salad 67Vi; Se­ There were an assortment of features, including a following successive singles by Garvey, LA 68. one good game under his belt to to get his shoulder back in its St. Louis (Bare 0-2) at man allowing only six hits in a route­ to see my doctor,” he said. another score on a 13-yard broken collarbone on the Visgilio 73-7-66; B - Barney cond - Alice and Matt Rini 73W; shutout by the New Haven Socialites over Niantic yester­ pinchhitters Gates Brown and Norm AMERICAN LEAGUE groove.” Chicago (Hooton 3-9) pass from Bynum to running play. McHugh 72-8-64; C - Rick ThirdBetty and Pete Vignati 75, day as well as winning totals in twin figures. going pitching performance. Joe Rudi Cash. John Hiller notched his 12th win Burroughs, Tex 75; D. Allen, Tilt Thursday Pittsburgh (Hooker 6-8) at back Bill Porter. Buffalo got Lawrence 78-14-64; D - Alan Sue and ^ n Apter 75; Fifth - Sunday’s Results: Socialities 3, Niantic MerchanU 0; also had a homer for Oakland while in relief. Chi 71; Darwin, Minn, Bando After Denson’s second Philadelphia (Carlton 12-8), N a TD on an 11-yard runOsy Pasternack 86-16-70, Jim Sue and Todd Salad 75. Gartenhaus 21, Crispino’s 3; Center Restaurant 16, Bert Campaneris chipped in with a Rangers 6, Royals 4 and Rudi, Oak 64. punt return, the Cardinals San Francisco (Caldwell 9-3) Vandervoort 89-19-70. Father-Daughlei^ First two-run double. PITCHING quarterback Gary Marangi were aided by a pass in­ Carolina Bulls 0; Italian-Americans 7, Southington 2; at Houston (Osteen 9-8), N Alex Johnson and Jim Fregosi Four members of Manchester’s Zone Eight American Better Nine- Class A - Marc gross - A1 and Wendy Kemp; Se­ Sal Bando, Reggie Jackson and NATIONAL LEAGUE: John, and Boris Shlapak kicked a terference penalty on Den­ Socialites 11, Gartenhaus 9; Italian-Americans 24, San Diego (Greif 5-11) at Cin­ homered to pace the Rangers over the Greenfield 36-4-32; B Russ cond - Reggie and Claudia LA 13-3; Billingham and pair of field goals. nis Draper on the Buffalo Legion championship baseball team have been named to Crispino’s 0; Niantic 15, Center Restaurant 6; Southington cinnati (Norman 10-9), N relievers Paul Lindblad and Rollie Royals. Jackie Brown worked eight the Zone Eight All-Stars for a benefit game Thursday night Ferrigno 38-5-33, Barney Mosher; First Net - Tony and 6, American Grill 2. Fingers shared the spotlight in the se­ Gullett, Cin, Carlton, Phil, Johnson scored again on a one. Johnson scored two Los Angeles (Sutton 7-8) at innings for Texas to notch his eighth Brett, Pitt and McGlothen, St. at Bristol’s Muzzy Field against the Zone One All-Stars. McHugh 37-4-33; C - Rick Patty Tantillo; Second - Ray cond game. Bando doubled in two runs one-yard plunge which gave plays later to give the Cards Saturday’s Result: Crispino’s 13, Welcome Aboard 0; AtlanU (Reed 6-5), N victory in 16 decisions. Vada Pinson L 12-7; Lonborg, Phil 12-10. Game time is 7:30. Lawrence 41-7-34; D -Jim and Linda Peracchio; niird - in the second and Jackson singled W hat we give you free, the Cardinals a 14-10 half­ their halftime advantage. Dik and Kim McRory; Fourth- Gartenhaus 31, American Grill 1; Niantic 7, Plainville 2; TUESDAY’S GAMES had a two-run homer while Jim AMERICAN LEAGUE: Proceeds will aid the Newington Hospital and the Vandervoort 45-10-55, Herb Byk time edge. The margin was cut to 14- 45-10-35; Kickers 70-72. George and Barbara Ehrlich; Crispino’s 2, Carolina Bulls 0; WING 17, Barr’s Barry’s Montreal at Chicago home what proved to be the winning Wohlford collected four hits in four at Wood, Chi 16-12; G. Perry, Clev Keith Denson, a rookie 13 late in the third quarter Veterans’ Hospital in Rocky Hill. Women- Class A - Alice Fifth Frank and Sandy Kucza. Package 7; Carolina Bulls 9, WINF 5; Italian Americans Pittsburgh at New York, 2, run in the same inning. Lindblad and bats for the Royals. 15-4; Tiant, Bos 15-7; Busby, KC y o u can’t g e t on m ost cars wide receiver from San by the Bills on a 27-yard Coaches Jack Holik and Dick Marsh of Manchester will Bantly 86-16-70; B - Vera Hon- 10, Fairfieldettes 4; Center Restaurant 3, Plainville 9; Twi-Night Fingers, meanwhile, limited the California 3-12, Minnesota 5-9 and Hunter, Oak 14-9; Bibby, San Francisco at Atlanta, N Diego State, set up both of handle the Zone Eight squad. non 102-26-76; C - R ose Plainville 15, Falconettes 4; Socialites 10, Italian Club 3; White Sox to just three hits over the Jerry Terrell and Glenn Borgmann Tex 14-12. field goal by Shlapak. The St. Louis at Philadelphia, N at any price. Johnson’s scores, first on a Selected from Manchester wef^ shortstop Ray Sullivan, Cagianello 100-30-70. Niantic 3, Southington 1; Italian Club 11, WINF ; last five innings. each delivered two-run singles in the score was set up when 4 Los Angeles at San Diego, N 44-yard punt return to the defensive end Larry centerfielder Ron Soucier, and batterymates, pitcher Criers- Class A - Alice Bantly Shoe Wins Again Southington 11, Falconettes 0; Carolina Bulls 9, Fair­ The A’s have now won 11 of their fourth inning of the opener to lead the Buffalo 20 and the second on McGuire recovered a fum­ Dave Bidwell and catcher Jack Maloney. 83-16-67; B Vera Honnon 96-26- fieldettes 4; Socialites 32, Barry’s 1; Center Restaurant last 14 games, but Manager Alvin Twins to a victory but Leroy Stanton’s a 43-yard return which gave ble by Bynum on the St. Other starters will be Ellington’s John Basch at first 70; C - Rose Cagianello ^30-64. DEL MAR, Calif. (UPI) - 4, Al’s 3; Gartenhaus 16, Center Restaurant 8; Fair­ Dark, who once played for a team that two-run homer capped a four-run rally Format’s Inn Better Nine- Class A - Alice Bill Shoemaker got the 621st St. I^uis the ball on the Buf­ Louis 14. base, Tom Crane of Rockville at second, Craig Pinney of fieldettes 21, Welcome Aboard 2; American Grill 9, Al’s 6. overcame a 131^ game deficit in in the eighth inning of the nightcap Bantly 42-8-34; B - Vera Honnon stakes victory of his illustrious American League falo 16. The Cards came back with East Hartford at third and Glen Landmann of Ellington Manchester entrants, WIBF and Crispino’s were both EAST August to win a pennant, isn’t ready to that ena^bled th^ Angels to salvage a Gain Victory- and Lew Wellington of East Hartford in the outfield. 50-13-37; C - Rose Cagianello 90- career at Del Mar Sunday and The Bills’ first score, ear­ a 60-yard TD drive with 15 50-15-35; Kickers 77-75. eliminated in the double elimination action. W. L. Pet. G.B. admit that the A’s have the division split. The nightcap triumph snapped a scoring in every inning, For­ Reserves selected were Joe Banning of Manchester, there wasn’t much to it. ly in the second quarter, Bynum hitting Porter, a Sunday- Low gross. Class A - Thoroughbred racing’s Boston 53 46 .535 - race neatly tucked away. 15-game losing streak at home for mal’s Inn Penguins trounced came on the 26-yard field rookie running back from Dennis Gagnon of Rockville, Bob Francouer of Windsor Steve Tantillo 74, Bob Qark 74, alltime winningest jockey Cleveland 51 47 .520 1% “The current big lead doesn’t mean California. Nolan Ryan worked in Hebron last Friday in an East Midland (Neb.) Lutheran Locks, Dave Blanchard of Windsor, East Hartford’s Joe Herb Pagani 74; B - Bob David­ piloted Matun, Mariorie ■Game Added- Baltimore 50 49 .505 3 one thing to me,” said Dark. “All it relief in the second game and notched Central Connecticut Girls’ Soft- Zadrozsny, Rockville’s Rich Rabe and Keith Munroe and son 74; C - Bennie Fay 83; D Everett’s Argentine-bred 5- New York 50 49 .505 3 means is that our guys are playing ball League game at Martin College, with a 13-yard pass. his 13th win despite giving up homers V Joe Dippel of Ellington. Alan Pasternack 86. year-old, to an eight-length STORRS (UPI) — The University of Milwaukee 49 50 .495 4 good right now. Take a look at what to pinch-hitters Harmon Killebrew School, 32-3. Front Nine- Class A - Rich triumph in the $27,400 San Connecticut had added California State at Detroit 46 53 .475 7 has happened to the Dodgers. I’ve and Rod Carew. Bobby Darwin also Nineteen hits, 13 bases on BERNARD A. LOZIER, WEST Lombardo 36-3-33; B - Les Diego Handicap. Fullerton to its 1974-75 basketball been in baseball too long and seen too had a pair of homers for Minnesota in balls and 13 errors helped the Baum 38-6-32; C - Ray Beller 41- W. L. Pet. G.B. winners roll up their big run INC. Snap String Cross Picket Line “This is a stiff-going horse,” schedule. many things happen to give any the nightcap while rookie Bruce New Colby A . D* 7-34; D - Ed Bloniarz 4-11-33. said Shoemaker of Matun, “and The Huskies will host the California Oakland 59 42 .584 - total. Celling Repairs ANAHEIM (UPI) - After 15 CHESTER, Pa. (UPI) - thought to a runaway at this stage.” Bochte, Bobby Valentine and Elbe WATERVILLE, Maine (UPI) Buck Nine- Gass A • Jim I think the soft track here really school Dec. 3 at Storrs, according to John Kansas City 50 48 .510 m Dot Brindamour pitched a consecutive defeats, 14 of them Defensive tackle Jerry Patton, In other AL games, Boston beat i Replacements — Richard McGee, assistant McCarthy 36-3-33, Bob Gark helped him. I didn’t figure to L. Toner, UConn director of athletics. Cal Chicago 50 49 .505 8 Rodriguez homered for the Angels. four-hitter while striking out under Dick Williams, the acquired by Philadelphia in a Quality Carpentry Work, athletic director at Colby 363-33; B - Bob Davidson 37-4- have the lead but he wanted to Tech was 16-10 last year. Texas 51 51 .500 8>A New York 8-3, Milwaukee downed five. California Angels have won one trade with the Buffalo Bills Patios • Additions College the last four years, has 33; C - Rick Lawrence 41-7-34. run so I let him go on. Minnesota 49 53 .480 10^ Cathy Strand, Tati Pina, at Anaheim Stadium. during the off-season, has & Rkmodoling been named acting athletic California 40 63 .388 20 Sharon Maher and Jen But it was close. joined six other veterans in the director at the school. SUNDAY’S RESULTS Krascella each collected three Free Estimates “Believe me,” said Williams, Eagles’ training camp at Detroit 6, Cleveland 3 hits. Miss Krascella and Lisa “It’s nice to finally win here, Widener College here. Phone 649-4464 Milwaukee 4, Baltimore 0 Schwartz stole six and five even if we came damn close to Patton, 6-foot-3 and 265 ERCC Tennis Boston 8, New York 3 bases. blowing it.” pounds, started 27 consecutive McGraw Wins First, Ellington Ridge Juniors Minnesota 5-9, California 3-12 games for the Bills, including bowed to Shuttle Meadow, 4-3. Oakland 7-3, Chicago 2-2 all 14 regular season contests esuits - Gary Compasso (E) Texas 6, Kansas City 4 ki MIKHESIB Ifs last year. Jef. Cooper 8-5 8-6, Steve TONIGHT’S GAMES W alk into j^st obout any automo­ Blanket?" A club spokesman said he Mets Ready to Move "The what?" Eisenberg (E) def. Evenleth 8- New York (McDowell 1-4) at bile showroom and start asking some reported late Saturday night, 3, Scott (Jottlieb (E) def. Weer Boston (Moret 4-3); N ' PeJIfais' questions, like; "With Computer Analysis?" FEEDER ROAD joining quarterback Roman NEW YORK (U P I)-T u g 8-2. Becky Karlin and Steve Byk Milwaukee (Wright 8-13) at felt like I was throwing the momBis "Does the cor come with electron­ "With what?" Gabriel, linebacker Bill Bergey were losers by 8-7 and 8-4 Baltimore (Grimsley 11-8), N MrGraw of the New York way I should. After throwing kB4in of ic fuel injection?" Our point is simple: VERNON, CONN. and four other veterans who scores. Mike Atkins tops the D etroit (Lolich 10-13) at Mets says that confidence HUDSIRfAQ "N o ." When you buy a Volkswagen 412, have crossed the striking for three days, one in the TELEPHONE men’s ladder with Chaire Frier Cleveland (Bosman 3-0 or isn’t the word for it. NIYEWAn "W hat about just fuel injection? you get everything you've just asked National Football League bullpen, my fastball lost a No. 1 with the women. John Peterson 7-5), N “It’s getting a positive Forget about electronic." for. For nothing. That’s right. You don’t Players Association’s picket little but that’s nothing. A PAWNS 872-8400 or 875-7094 Karlin heads the juniors. Kansas City (Pattin 2-5) at »w* 1920 "N o .” pay anything extra for the “extras." lines. feeling back. I feel that lot of questions about myself Texas (Jenkins 13-9), N Mjchint Spft«d "C an I get a timed preheater ?" And since our car is a luxurious when I’m throwing well. I’ll • Gas Statiom Chicago (Wood 16-12) at have been answered but I’ll "Sorry, but.... ’’ Volkswagen, it also comes replete get batters out. I know that I really need one or two more Aifc'Abo«» Oar Writtta OaoroatM TENNIS R Oakland (Blue 12-9), N can pitch and it’s just a Maittf Charga Acceptad a Fraa Eitlmahs "Four-wheel independent suspen­ with plush seats, thick edrpets^ big •INC. Only Games Scheduled good games. Consisten­ windows, flo-thru ventilation, and manner of doing what I can Call Mancktttar 643-7691 sion?" TUESDAY’S GAMES cy-consistency is the (Edwards "N o p e ." room, plenty of room. Also at no do. If there’s a word for all VamM Clrala Vamoii laiMiaa) VITAMIN New York at Milwaukee, 2 word.” "Steel-belted radials?" extra cost. iPLAY TENNIS IN ANY WEATHER, ' Pistol Champ Detroit at Boston, N of that, that’s it.” "Sure. But you’ve got to pay extra." Getting anything for free these HEADQUARTERS \ CAMP PERRY, Ohio (UPI) Cleveland at Baltimore, N Ken Boswell of the Mets "H o w about the Owner’s Security days is a luxury in itself. Indoor Courts provide certalnty.„that Liggett Parkade — Army Sgt. 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September at the 41st World TONIGHT two innings of perfect relief. STOP IN AND CHECK US FOR Shooting Championships. start it up again. McGraw Ball to Visiting Batter Never Did Make Home Plate 8 :0 0 P ro 'I 'l nniH, Gh.24 When recalling last year’s says he feels good after OUR Ot h e r j u l y s p e c ia l s ! AUTHORIZED 8:15 ItrtI Sox vh. Y ankees, first victory "(it was over Tolland Turnpike, Rte. 83 throwing three days in a row DEALER C li.22, :»0, W TIC, W INF the Dodgers sometime in and that is encouraging. “I Talcottville PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. July 29, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 29. 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN

Softball r " ~ ~ Two Softball League Lions Mourn Death of McCaffertv.^ ^ 7 ^ Lost and Found j men, top pay, year-round work TONIGHT’S GAMES ^ ------Call 643-2414. NelHoh's vs. Crispino’s, 6:15 - Fitzgerald M • 1 "WV7 "I • M TT Samoyed. Call Dog^’Ward^'n^ LICENSED PLUMBER - Frank's vs. Honda, 7:30 - Fitzgerald Fogarty’s vs. Groman’s, LrOacn Mricken Working at Home Races Up for Grabs , ------SlIPERINTENDENT- 8:45 ■ Fitzgerald Renn’s vs. Oil Heat, 6:15- Rl OOMFTPI n MIT I c K/r u REDUCE SAFE and fast with MAINTENANCE, Hard Keeney Lions, mourning the sudden'death of H ^ad ^ cL c^ Don wUh'moWin??h^^^ ® " S e r pills’’ L i|g eu "R eS ''’ divlduT uo"rviirand“m i Champions have been determined in seven of the nine Winners are Renn’s Tavern in the Indy, Telephone in the HP Market vs. Jim’s, 6:15- MoCafferty of an apparent heart attack with molding the tough Minnesota Vikings defense as an had just called us...... tain apartment complexes, in local slow pitch softball leagues with honors still up for Rec, Wilson Electric in the Eastern, WINF in the Feline, Neho pxnected to name one of throo i were assistant to Bud Grant. He was fired after two seasons McCafferty was taking advantage of a sunny, beautiful the Vernon area. Please send grabs in the Nike and Dusty Leagues. Groman’s in Silk City, All-Stars in the Candlelight and David’s vs. Cut, 7:30 - LEe hfrtodav the St. Louis Cardinals. Sunday to get some yard work done before an afternoon □ FINANCIAL resume to Superintendent P.O. Nebo Final games are slated this weeL The annual town tour­ Glen Construction in the Charter Oak. McCaffertv 53 who took th« RpU- Khayat is best remembered for rallying the Philadelphia workout when he collapsed. A neighbor, Dr. Joseph ...... Box 156A, Tolland, Conn, 06084. HN Bank vs. Town, 6:15 - nament of the top two clubs in each circuit, except Silk Ci­ The best record by any one of the clubs was is the 19-1 <;i:npr Rowl in 10'7n poiianoprt j ^ . ^*>6 Eagles in the final 11 games of 1971 with his tough dis- Kessler, applied a cardiac massage within a minute but Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 ty, will start next week. Nike mark by Groman's in Silk City play. Hne he crass and inovinv^^^^^^^ ciplinary methods, which included short haircuts and no McCafferty was pronounced dead on arrival at the ^ manpufcititr Crockett’s and Pero’s are deadlocked in the Nike circuit The All-Stars copped 22 of 24 decisions in Candlelight Boll’s vs. Annulli’s, 7:30 - ting me grass ana moving sand in the back yard of his West moustaches He also was fired after the 1972 season hosnital MORTGAGES, loans first se^ ^’ANCHESTER RESIpEN’^ with 11-2 records and the MCC Vets hold a one-game edge Nike Bloomfield, Mich,, home. 1 j t ^ r Tu ^ j u ii. • cond, third. All kinds. Realty manual dexterity required for warfare while Telephone has notched 12 of 13 verdicts in Vets vs. CBT Blue, 6:15 ■ General Manager Russ Thomas of the I inns t^ikpH i * iT? 1 u'^ criticized by their owner, the fans, and the press v statewide, credit rating un- temporary long term assembly over Vittner’s Gardens in the Dusty loop with an 11-2 stab- the Rec League. Robertson S u E ^ w th E e r Lions talked late while he has no experience at running an NFL team, he for lackadaisical play, the players expressed their liking necessary. Reasonable Con- '‘"u assignment, 5 day wort dard. WINF vs. Armory, 7:30 - in Pasf Hamninn N V K . ° Detroit, on a trip was an assistant for the Cardinals in 1966-67 and the Cincin- for the giant, 6-foot-5, 250-pound coach who had the tag fidential, quick arrangements, ^^ek, piece work tonus incen- Robertson McCaffertv Z o coiphL’ k ‘o nati Bengals in 1968 before moving to the Naval Academy. “Easy Rider.” It was a tag McCafferty intensely disliked. Lundy Agency. 527-M71. ‘‘''o ’ State Bank vs. Dick’s, 8:45 - Robertson "non wac an PYPPiipni nno 1, a in- . EDT tonight at the bell chapel of the William R. Hamilton best results, Yarbrough said. He proved that by taking ------^______Olsten Services, 767 Enfield 19th Hole irnrrt said in a Qfafpiyinnf nf* m an,” Funeral Home in the Detroit suburb of Birmingham. The the Baltimore Colts to a Super Bowl. We were well on our MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Enfield, 242 Trumbull Queen and Her Court Standings pnanh hp and Thninao death of the funeral was Scheduled for Wednesday in Towson, Md., way to making this team a contender. The problems the mortgages — interim financing street, Hartford. EOE M/F. INDEPENDENT cphmidt ahriintiu rpoion H where the McCafferty family lived during the off-season. Lions had last year were more of a case of bad ballplayers 7„ BOOK BINDERY has ooenlns W L mts him ^ ^ McCafferty was survived by his widow, June, daughters than bad coaching.” w 646-l9?0. for an™r^Inced Tapef 'tf i' Renn’s Tavern 11 2 Ahniif thp oi-iuinr, t • i . Jaclyn and Lisa, and sons Bill and Donald. Mrs. McCaffer- McCafferty was a standout as a collegian under Paul ...... cutter. Minimum 5 years ♦■s.. Walnut Barbers 9 4 mppHno aprnoo Hi ® ^ere having ty asked that money be donated to the heart fund in lieu of Brown at Ohio State, where he was an end and lineman. He p-, c u m rkvaacai-r Plaf Here Tomorrow Man. Oil Heat 9 4 played army ball during World War II for three years and ° EMPLOYMENT ' B.A. Club 7 6 nrrnw af {hp npwc shock and “I still Can’t believe it,” Lions fullback Steve Owens then spent a short stint with the New York Giants...... Hartford, 8-4;30. . i.y*. Gunner & Stampers 5 8 * QnppiiiaHpn ah ♦ ^ ® treioendous loss for all of us. The ironic After his playing days, he coached for 10 years at Kent He/p Wanted 13 ------(Herald photo by Dunn) Turnpike TV 5 8 •eionio n K u°i*i ^ centered around thing was that we were in the hotel having a meeting—and State and joined the Baltimore staff at the invitation of dart timit iTTh Blondes have all the way, so they blonde who admits to being all of 19. Bonanza Steak 5 8 Pizza House 1 12 assistants Bob Hollway, Ed Khayat and Rick Forzano he was across the street in the hospital and we didn’t even Weeb Ewbank in 1959 and stayed until he took over the to T h eS h S e PhSn^lSs-lMs" SlsLblc tovl® say. Debby Bevers is the first baseman Alumni Baseball League Winners REC because naming a man from outside the organization know he was there.” spot for Don Shula, who resigned to go to the Miami 1-673 2995. ™ E p ^ One blonde who is having a ball Police & Fire entry copped the Alumni Junior Baseball League this season. Squad and funster Lotta Chatter the W L would mean a new system of numbers, offensive s ip a ls “There were about 25 of us veterans,” tackle Jim Yar- Dolphins. ACT NOW - Join the oldest Toy — ------1 members, rear, left to right. Coach Dave Malinoski, Bob Halldin, AI Hutchinson, these days is. Rosie Beaird, a 22-year- shortstop. Telephone 12 1 and defensive assignments. -The players said part of the brough said. “The Bloomfield Township Police Depart- McCafferty guided the Colts to the Super Bowl in 1970 ^ Gift Party Plan in the coun- WOMAN to clean 4 room apart- Jack Halldin, Buy Gliha, Joel Malinoski, Couch Jack Huldin. Middle, Steve Luz, Jim old Californian who is the principal Rosie Beaird has 16 different Country Club CBT 10 3 reason or ast season s dismal record was the switch from ment called us and said Coach McCafferty was dead. and they narrowly missed the next season but he was fired mK<:inns'*im to in'/^Frep^am Pelletier, Craig Pointer, J(»hn Pelletier. Front, Brian Shea, Boh Pilver, Boh Viterito, character with the Queen and Her pitches including curves, risers, MEMBER-MEMBER - Al Center Congo 10 3 Schmidt s system to McCafferty’s. -We couldn’t believe it. We called back the police to with a 26-11-2 record when the Colts got off to a 1-4 start in Sfllu Ca^ll o? wrife San?a^s transportation. Call 646-7412. Alan Ogreii. Missing were Tim Sullivan and Chris Luz. Maids’ softball team which will play drops, knuckleballs and change-ups Calamari-Sonny Monaco 58, Dean Machine 6 7 1972. Parties, Avon, Conn. 0 ^ 1 . Tel. WANTED - Mature woman to here tomorrow night. from the regular mound. She also Jim Harvey-Ed Dik 59, Dick North Methodist 6 7 ^ i V . 1/673-3455. Also booking par- care for three children, live in. Opposition will be supplied by serves up pitches from behind her Hassetl-John Mutty 60, Dick N.N. Bank 5 8 I tics. Transportation necessary. Groman’s Girls, defending State ASA back, some while blindfolded and Steeves-John Mattem 60, Mort Second Congo 3 10 References. Phone 289-281’f. TRANSPORTATION Managers slow pitch champs. others from second base or between Rosenthal-Dan Morline 60, Dick Town Employees 0 13 Quarterbacks May Cross Lines Schotta-Bill Green 62, Willie NIKE Administrative and MECHANIC TRAINEES Winners, Scoring Champs The exhibition will be staged at her legs. She is capable of tossing a mechanical knowledge Oleksinski-Joe Lebiedz 62, John W L Wanted- must have tools, and Fitzgerald Field starting at 8 o’clock. ball at a speed of 90 mph. Crockett’s necessary. Good pay with over­ some mechanical background. Wilks-Nick Lapenta 62; Low 11 2 time, year-round work, school Proceeds will enter the Silk City No-hitters are routine with the star Pero’s Apply at Truck Trailers, 651 Noted in Junior Soccer Play gross - Charlie Boggini-Ed An- 11 2 transportation. Call 643-2414. Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. League Fund for use in making im­ of the cast crediteid with more than saldi 69, Ted Backiel-Bert Anhulli’s 7 6 provements to Fitzgerald Field. 200. She has been on tour for nine Davis 71; Closest to pin on 18th - Wyman Oil 7 6 Death of Lion Coach Notice HAIRDRESSER wanted - Winners and scoring Tim Carmel of the Falcons MIDGET Miss Beaird will serve up her fast years. Frank Kiernan, 14t4. Farr’s 6 7 Experienced. Call 643-2461 or champions have been each registered five times. W pitches to sister Eileen, another Tickets will be available at the gate. Selected Nine - Class A - Joe & Marie’s 5 8 Court of I’rob,ite. tlislricl of Manctiestcr apply in person at the Carriage NOTICE OF HEARING House, 18 Oak Street. crow n^ in the Manchester The Astros were paced to Falcons Wall 32-5-27, Stan Hilinski 28-1- Sportsman 4 9 Li ■ Could 'Alter Thinking E S T A T E O F F L O R E N C E M. Recreation Department’s the flag by Jeff Lombardo’s Matadors 27, Sher Ferguson 29-2-27, Joe 72s 2 11 MADDKN, deceased Cougars EASTERN Pursuant to an order of Hon, William EXPERIENCED Service sta­ juior soccer program. eight goals. Teammate Gary Mazanel 32-5-27, Mike Rothman K FitzGerald. Judge, dated July 24.1974 tion attendant. Apply Maple Toros W L a hearing will be held on an application The Chiefs copped the Pee Marineau, Bob Walsh of the 31-4-27, Joe Novak 32-5-27, Carl PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - The Linebackers Jim Laslavic and Mike Service Station, 2120 Spruce Metros PGA Golf Tour Plan Offered Wilson Electric 11 2 that an instrument purporting to be the Wee crown with the Falcons Wings and Dan Lima of the Bolin 32-5-27, Ted Plodzik 30-3- death of Coach Don McCafferty of Hennigan made it a foursome during last will and testament of said deceased Street, 649-3487. Olympics 27, John Wilks 31-4-27, Nevel Jim’s Arco 8 5 be admitted to probate as in said applica* and Matadors sharing the Astros each recorded four Detroit may end the strike by some the weekend. Suns BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Fay 32-5-27, Class B - Bob Bar- Highland Pk Mkt 7 6 lion on file more fully appears, at the FULL TIME Superintendent Midget Division title and the scores. (UPI) — Two university Lions’ veterans. A common theme also ran through Court of Probate on August 6, 1974 at 11 Comets String of Birdies ningham 32-6-26, Bill Prindle 33- Control Data 7 6 a m wanted, mechanically inclined, Astros walked off with The program was super­ pi ''fessors have developed 7-26, John Mattern 32-6-26, Bill Millers Falls 6 7 “We might let our quarterbacks the sentiments of the Lions’ MADKLINK H ZIKBARTH, Clerk $3. per hour. Call 528-1300. Junior Division laurels. vised by Doug Pearson. PEE WEE a plan they believe could Green 33-7-26, Dick Schotta 32- Loc, Stock & Barrel 5 8 into camp to learn the signals when veterans—that the death of their pop­ Billy Masse was the main W Wins for Nichols solve the conflict between 6-26; Class C - Paul Boris 35-11- Trash-Away 4 9 they (the Lions) name a new coach,” ular coach made the strike insignifi­ reason the Chiefs wound up Chiefs the National Football 24, Rudy Pietro 33-9-24, Bert Tierney’s 4 9 said center Ed Flanagan, Detroit cant. first. He led all scorers in Final Standings Lancers DelMastra 37-11-26, Charlie FELINE player representative for the striking “The thing about something like TORONTO (UPI) — Bobby Nichols, rebounding from a League owners and the the program with 23 points, JUNIOR Cosmos striking players. Whelan 36-1026, Ed Dik 37-11-26, W L members of the National Football 'this is that is shows you the strike two-hole lapse, fired four birdies on the final nine Sunday W.I.N.F. 11 1 G O O D Y E A R more than double the output W L T P Brewers James L. Beeland, assis­ Sonny Monaco 35-8 35-9-26, Bob League Players’ Association. doesn’t mean much,” guard Bob Astros 7 1 1 37 Tornados on the way to a four stroke victory in the 65th Canadian Crispino’s 9 4 of any other boy. Mike Zotta McNamara 35-9-26, Dan “They’ll have to learn the signals so Kowalkowski said. CUSTOM POWCR CUSHION Oceaneers 4 2 3 26 Wildcats Open. tant professor of manage Morline 37-11-26. Roosevelt Mills 8 5 of the Lancers was next best we won’t be behind when the strike is “It makes all the other problems we Wings 4 3 2 24 Stars The win was worth $40,000 and pushed Nichols’ 1974 tour ment at the University of Scruse’s Paint 7 6 among the Pee Wee point- are facing at this time so minor,” POLYGLAS WHITEWAUS Apollos 0 9 0 0 Tigers earnings to $111,660. Alabama-Birmingham, Moriarty Bros. 7 6 (UPI photo) over,” Flanagan said Sunday after makers with 10 and Mike PRO SWEEPS - Stan Cut & Curl learning of McCafferty’s death. tackle Jim Yarbrough said. Nichols shot four sub-par rounds — 67, 67, 68, 68 — for a arid Fred L. Johnson, Hilinski 70, Sher Ferguson 73, 5 8 Bryan of the Wildcats had Man. Plymouth 3 10 “We’ll miss him,” fullback Steve 10-under-par 270 in the 72-hole $200,000 championship associate professor of Doc McKee 75, Erwin Kennedy Normally Crowded Locker Rooms are Empty If the quarterbacks go, can the rest seven and Bill Silver of the David’s 1 11 Owens said. “Hopefully, we can O n l y played over the 6,788 yard Mississaugua Country Club economics, propose 75, Ken C-ordon 75 ; Low net of the strikers be far behind? Who will Tigers six. SILK CITY Unused Equipment Stands Ready for Use at Cleveland Grid Camp Rain and Lightning Fails course just west of Toronto. placing a value on each Marsh Warren 78-10-68, Carl throw, handle handoffs and call regroup and dedicate this season to Johnny Hedlund of the player determined under a Bolin 77-9-68, Mort Rosenthal W L signals when striking players work him. It’s amazing. You get a phone Larry Ziegler and John Schlee tied for second place at Groman’s 19 1 third-place Cougars tallied a To Stop Carole Jo Skala formula using present 79-10-69, Harry Atherton 78-9- out on their own at a suburban Detroit call and suddenly everything else is ?74, and collected $18,500 each. Schlee gained the tie for se­ Moriarty’s 17 7 dozen scores for the Midgets 69; Best Ball - John Filloramo high school? insignificant. $22«o cond with a 16-foot birdie putt on the final green — a putt salaries and a career Fogarty’s' 16 10 with Ron Calabro of the 107; Low gross - Stan Hilinski NFL Players Still at Odds “The ironic thing was we were in that was worth an extra $9,934 to him. expectancy factor. Frank’s Market 13 12 Detroit was one of three teams with A 7 8 x 1 3 Matadors and Mike St. WHEELING, W. Va. (U P I)- Bialock fizzled on the last five 70. no defectors—until Friday, when cor- the hotel having a meeting and he was Five others — Dale Douglass, Ray Floyd, Lou Graham, An insurance company Dillon Ford 13 12 V.8 0 F.E.t. Laurent of the Falcons close Rain and lightning were the holes for a 71 to take second Trudon V.W. 11 12 nerback Rudy Redmond and running across the street in the hospital and Juan “Chi Chi” Rodriguez and Lee Trevino— finished with BEST 15 - Class A - Rick behind with seven each. Jim biggest threats facing Carole Jo with a 216. actuary could determine a Man Honda 11 13 back Leon Crosswhite crossed over. we didn’t even know he was there.” 275 for $7,420 apiece. Clough 57-5-52, Harry Atherton Voiland of the Toros and Skala Sunday as she breezed to Maria Astrologes took third player’s career expectancy Allied Printing 10 15 The win carried an extra bonus for the 34-year-old 61- 9-52, Larry Gazza 60-7-53; a four-stroke victory in the $35,- with a 217 — her highest finish by studying records, John­ Acadia Rest 6 19 Glimmer of Hope Class B - Ed Shaw 63-12-51, Ed 000 LPGA Wheeling Classic, but in two years on the LPGA tour Nichols, head pro at Akron, Ohio’s Firestone golf course. son said. Teams would Gorman’s 4 19 she would have preferred a — after shooting a 71, and Kathy The Canadian Open is an alternate tournament for the then have price tags Pagani 61-10-51, Bob Genovesi DUSTY SIZ( SFtCIAl p«ia f.L T . 62- 10-52, Paul Jesanis 63-11-52; competitor breathing down her McMullen shot a course record World Series of Golf, the four-man tournament played at W L Nolan to Minors available on all players. Class C Ben DelMastro 71-22-49, D78-14 ^ 2 4 .9 5 $2.25 neck. four-under 68 to take fourth Nichols’ home course. Winners of the British Open, the M.C.C. Veterans 11 2 Vance Baker 71-20-51; Low CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cin­ "Today I didn’t play that place at 218. Masters, the U.S. Open and the U.S. PGA championship Under the current Vittner’s 10 3 Strike Will End Lane Levels Charges E78-14 ^ 2 5 .9 5 $2.33 gross - Rich Clough 72, Stan cinnati Reds pitcher Gary well,” she said after shooting a Debbie Austin placed fifth are eligible for the tournament. Angels 8 5 Rozelle rule,” NFL Com­ Hilinski 72; Blind bogey - Fred demands on behalf of the players but $2.50 Nolan, who had surgery last one-over par 73 for a 212 to win with 72-219, Kathy Ahern and C.B.T (Blue) NEW YORK (UPI) - This could be F78-14 ^ 2 6 .9 5 Because Gary Player has won both the Masters and the Tracy 100. 6 7 May for a calcium spur on his $5,000 and her third Kathy Martin tied at 220 and missioner Pete Rozelle can Allied Bldg the week for a major breakthrough in stressed they have not been aban­ British Open, the Canadian Open winner gets a crack at arbitrarily decide the com­ 6 7 Of Racism at NFL G78-14 * 2 7 .9 5 $2.67 right shoulder, was ordered professional tournament — her Roberta Albers finished at 221. the National Football League Players doned. the World Series this year. Nichols last played in the tour­ PRO SWEEPS — Low gross - No. End Fire 4 9 during the weekend to report to second this year — since Miss Aherns had a 74, Miss pensation a team receives Savings Bank 4 9 Association strike. The .signs are all The players’ image has been suf­ H78-14 * 3 1 .9 5 $2.92 turning pro in 1970. nament in 1964 when he lost to the late Tony Lema. when a player is lost Stan Hilinski 72, Sher Ferguson the Reds' Indianapolis farm Martin a 73 and Miss Albers a Jaycees 3 10 there. fering the last week. Twenty union CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - honored with enshrinement. $2.74 team. “I played a kinda ratty round. 72. Nichols entered the final round with a one stroke lead 75; Low net - Rich Clough 72-5- Bourguignon noted in G78-15 * 2 7 .9 5 through free agent 67, Harry Atherton 78-9-69, CANDLELIGHT The striking Players Association members were arrested last week for Dick “Night Train” Lane, “ These men have Nolan, who has appeared in But I’ve never had a six-shot Mrs. Skala took her six-shot over Mike Hill and Trevino. H& played the first nine holes presenting Canadeo for in­ H78-15 * 3 1 .9 5 $2.97 signing. Players may Dave Kaye 76-6-70, Jim Moriar­ W L and the NFL Management Council, illegally picketing a Chicago-Green recipient of the highest achieved a success that I only two games since 1972, will lead before. I'd prefer two shots lead as thunder rumbled over of the final 18 in one under 34 but then, in an apparent loss All-Stars 24 2 duction. “But players today become free agents after ty 78-8-70. which represents the league, last met Bay scrimmage and pickets outside deep down in my own heart J78-15 *3 3 .9 5 $3.13 work out on a regular schedule ... I play better under the West Virginia hills and the of composure, bogeyed the 10th and 11th. Dick’s American 17 9 honor professional football do not think the players of playing one yeAr beyond a 11 days ago... The players were the Hall of Fame Game Saturday at would rather have achieved with the farm club. The 26-year- pressure.” first light rain fell on the But on the par-five 12th, the tough, “Big Chief” of the LADIES’ BEST J 2 - Class A Wholesale Tire 14 12 could muster— membership this era contributed enough L78-15 *3 4 .9 5 $3.19 signed contract r.t a 10 per scheduled to meet this afternoon with Canton, Ohio, were in turn picketed by old plaj^er is expected to spend For a while Mrs. Skala had it. Speidel course in Oglebay Park. course, he sank a three-foot pressure putt for a birdie. - Evelyn Lorentzen 52-9-43, Vito’s 14 12 in the Hall of Fam e—took than the office I now hold,” to the game to qualify for She was only two strokes cent pay cut. W.J. Usery Jr., director of the members of the National Football at least 30 days building up his She birdied the 480-yard par-five Bouyed by this, Nichols went on to birdie the 13th and Florence Barre 52-8-44; Class B Dorn’s Boys 14 12 the opportunity at his own Ford added. decent pensions.” arm. There was no date set for ahead of Jane Blalock after fifth hole, sinking an eight-foot Federal Mediation and Conciliation League Veterans Asssociation, 14th and then iced the cake with another birdie on the 17th - Eileen Plodzik 56-13-43. State Bank 9 17 enshrinment ceremonies Lane, who was presented Alumni of the NFL his return to regular pitching. three-putting No. 12, but Miss putt. The striking playets protesting the fact that players who hole. contend Rozelle has mis­ FOUR BALL — Joan King, W.I.N.F. 6 20 Service. Usery also will meet with the here Saturday to level for enshrinement by his high picketed the pickets later in Miss Blalock pulled within Economy Electric 6 20 retired before 1959 were not included Nichols credited Canadian amateur Gary Cowan, former used his power and has Kappy Giblin, Rose LaPolt, owners Tuesday morning and call charges of racism at the school coach, W.E. Pigford the day before the Hall of DUNLOP two with birdies on Nos. 8, 10, Joanne Hunt 61. CHARTER OAK in the union’s pension setup. champion of both the Canadian and U.S. amateur tour­ ruined the market by together both parties Tuesday after­ National Football League. of Anderson High School, Fame contest between the and 13,' but she dropped back LADIES — Class A - Net Low W L The NFL, on the other hand, is not naments, with helping him win. noon. “We should not be dealt Austin, Tex., also had a St. Louis Cardinals and Buf­ after bogeying the long 14th. making it difficult for net, Evelyn Lorentzen 52-9-43; Glen Construction 10 3 eager to play many games with the For the first time since the strike with any longer as the com m ent on the current falo Bills in protest of the STEEL COMING Mrs. Skala said she would “I played a practice round with Gary Tuesday and he teams to sign free agents. Class B - Eileen Plodzik 56-13- Army & Navy 8 5 “^lent” such as that available at t t have played better if the com­ was called July 1, there is a glimmer stepchildren of pro foot­ NFL Players Association association’s pension policy. gasfl^ me a putting lesson,” said Nichols, who had not The owners disagree. 43. Charter Oak Rest 8 5 Canton between St. Louis and Buffalo, petition had remained tight. Crispino’s 8 5 of hope an end is near. Usery, con­ ball,” the former Detroit strike after calling for the Chicago Bears Vice Presi- putted well in his previous three tournaments. considering the huge crowds some BELTED "I’m a gunner, I like to play Multi-Circuits 6 7 sidered the top man in the business, Lions defensive back told end of racism. Lane, called dent Ed McCaskey “He is a very intelligent man and I’ll tell you. I’m glad clubs in the new rival World Football { WED., JULY 31 gambling golf. I played better he’s not a professional. He’d make a lot of money.” Nelson Freight 5 7 has taken over as mediator from the audience, including Vice for both sides to point the presented George for induc­ when I heard Blalock was two Fuller’s Package James Searce. The owners could be League have been drawing. Cowan failed to make the 36-hole cut." 3 9 President Gerald Ford, sport “back toward the tion. McCaskey said he • Super Handling • Polyester Cord I M Rain Date Thurs., Aug. 1. behind me. Steak Out 3 10 softened by the show their rookie and Around the camps, quarterback ».after being inducted. “I betterment of our league hoped present day players Miss Blalock picked up $3,750 Jack Nicklaus, with three birdies on the first five holes, • Two Steel Belts free-agent-laden clubs put on in the Craig Morton checkeil in with the hope the black players will and not toward personal could “install back into foot­ and Miss Astrologes $2,850. showed signs of an early charge but ruined his chances Busy Schedule Dallas Cowboys and Pat Sullivan with • Wide footprint designed for G4t-1F pre-season opener Saturday and the band together to deal with gain.” Mrs. Skala’s win push^ her with a double bogey seven on the “ Big Chief” , the hole that ball the same spirit we all players’ stand has been weakened by the Atlanta Falcons. Linebacker Bill ' the problem of no black Paul Brown, head coach enjoyed in it.” earnings for the year to $35,466. undid him in the 1965 Canadian Open, which he lost by a Bergey, traded recently by Cincinnati 40,000 MIU WARRANTEE ?“ SCHAEFER” I single stroke to Gene Littler. an increased number of defectors and coaches, ho black general and general manager of the For Twi Nines the promise of more with the full pre­ to Philadelphia, reported to the managers and few black Cincinnati Bengals and Nicklaus’ four round total was 277, with a final round of Eagles’ camp. TO WHITE^fAU C D C r iA l D D irC FWiIXt. i OPEN-COMP-MODIFIED'i 70. season schedule opening this week. quarterbacks in pro foot­ former coach of the SIZE )rcUAL rKKc nr*27.00 2.22 Three games in as many nights, starting tonight, con­ a series of revised contract demands, signed with the WFL for next season, Others inducted into the presented Groza for the QUEEN & m MAIDS champion Tom Weiskopf, who had a 65 in the second round, 2nd $400 - 3rd $200 - 4tli front the American Division-leading Moriarty Brothers’ including some modification of their particularly incensed some Cowboys. Hall of Fame Saturday in­ enshrinement. E78-14 •2 9 .0 0 2.50 P a y o ff j ballooned to a final round 75 and finished three over par at $1S0 ^9,000 V8, 283. entry of Manchester in the Hartford Twilight League. controversial “freedom issues’’ “I don’t want to get into any con­ cluded former Cleveland “Brown told me to always 2.68 I F78-14 •3 1.0 0 Manchester Ckimmunity College, holding down the last proposals. These include demands troversy regarding the Players Browns lineman and place hold myself out as a good PLAINVILLE aOHUIGIIILS Low Canadian in the tournament was Ben Kern, who Association and management but I 078-14 •3 4 .0 0 2.85 won $305 with a 287. Tournament officials presented spot in the National Division standings, is down for a pair that players be given greater say on kicker Lou Groza, example of professional (Conn. A S A CfMmpBj just feel that it is best for me to get STADIUM Kern’s wife with an $800 charm bracelet for being low of contests as the season is rapidly drawing to a close. playing foi; another team after their linebacker Bill George of football and I hope I have,” H78-14 •3 8 .0 0 2.98 * Coach Gene Johnson’s classy MB’s face West Hartford contracts expire and in vetoing out there and go to work,” Morton said Groza, a native of Mar­ WED. 8 PM July 31 TWIN FEATURES Canadian in the field. the Chicago Bears and run­ 078-15 •3 5 .0 p 2.87 ^ 100 Lap A. 30 Lap B TOMORROW tonight at St. 'Thomas, return home Tuesday to face trades. said. “I had planned to go last week ning badk Tony Canadeo of tins Ferry, Ohio. (RAIN DATE FOLLOWINO WED.) Volkswagen at Mt. Nebo and hit the road again The freedom issues are the keys left but I decided to wait. the Green Bay Packers. Dick 0. Bourguignon, vice OPEN COMPETITION H78-15 •3 9 .0 0 3.10 Early Entries from Wednesday, this time to Rockville to face the Orioles at to settling the strike and many of the “If this wasn’t my last year I might NIGHT 160th Win for Petty Vice President Ford, president of the Green Bay MODIFIED AUTO J78-15 >41.0 0 3.1$ FREDDY DESARRO - OLIE SILVA Henry Park. defecting players say they disagree feel differently but I said I’d be referring to his own football Packers, brought up a sore $.4$ C LEO CLEARY, BOB POTTER, CENE BERGIN ATLANTA (UPI) - Despite between Petty and rival David The Collegians meet Bristol Tuesday at St. Thomas and with the union’s stand on them and are prepared to help the Cowboys win the days at the University of point many players from the L78-15 >43.00 FinGERALD FIELD Super Bowl if I was called upon this over 6S received. 3 8 o’clock being one lap down halfway Pearson. entertain Hartford Thursday night at Mt. Nebo. content with the league’s latest offer. Michigan, said he was early years of the league year and I need to be getting ready.” NO TRADE-IN* FREEMOUNTINC Adults $2.00 through Sunday’s Dixie 500, The anticipated stretch duel All remaining games starting tonight are listed to get un­ WEEKEND RESULTS In the last round of talks, the “very, very humble and point to in refusing to sup­ LAP ^ Gates open at 4: Warm ups 5:30 jf. Richard Petty wasn’t about to quickly became a “ho-hum” af­ der way at 5:45, 15 minutes earlier than usual. ST A FFO R D - 1. Bug owners offered a four-year money Defensive tackle Bob Lilly took very, very envious” of the port striking NFL players. FEATURE Wheels • Ansens • Crogors give up. He figured he was due fair, however, as Petty’s Dodge Two more weeks remain before the playoffs. Stevens, 2. Ron Bouchard, 3. package which they valued at $4 another view, defending Roger “He played for 11 years,” Time Trials.— Heats — Const ICMIdron $1.00 (undorl4)| Bob Vee, 4. Don Flynn, 5. Ed four football greats being plus Heats a littie luck. easily outdistanced Pearson’s Johnson has dropped out of the batting lead but his .375 Staubach, the Cowboys’ No. 1 quarter­ Flemke. million in the first year. But they Mercury and the alltime average is still the fourth best in the circuit. Al Putz of rejected outright all freedom back and Morton’s rival. * NEW LONDON-WATERFORD * I T Ick.ti on Ml* It Naiiin Arm*, Petty’s break came when NASCAR champion coasted to RIVERSIDE - 1. Charlie Small Block 340 C.l. Max. Vernon is No.2 at .409 behind Bill Keenan’s .429. The latter demands and refused to return to the “Roger has been placed in a bad Daily 11 to 7| Tony Bettenhausen blew an his 160th career victory. Glazier, 2. Ken Latour, 3. Yale Dollar Day Trophies • Mufflera X SPEED BOWl Qroman Sport Shop. is with West Hartford. light,’’ Lilly said. “He’s been JllSCOjjjinjREC^^ engine in his Chevroiet after 360 “You don’t ever give up,” Charlie Jones. bargaining table until the union sub­ $350 Adm. 6 to 12 yra. 99* Sat 9 to 2 J RT.85,WTFD.Exit77,Conn.Tpke. Spon$ond by miles. The caution flag enabled explained Petty. “ The Moriarty’s pace the team averages with a .282 mark. PLAINVILLE - 1. Ron Roc- mitted a new set of proposals. throwing on his own for three to four NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Of­ against the University of Under 6 Free SK Clly SotIMI Lm m Petty to gain back a lap he had fartherest behind I ever was Publicist Jim Gallagher points out. Rick Riordan is at .367, co, 2. Stan Gregor, 3. Dan Edward Garvey, the association’s weeks with his heel still draining from ficials at Yale have reduced ad­ Connecticut in an effort to fill Call 6 P.M. Moe Qherzl SIX MAX>R lost earlier on a bad break, and and won a race was 14 laps so , Ron Krough at .327 and Frank DiMauro at .302. MCC’s only Gaudiosi, 4. Dave Alkas, 5. Ron executive director, said some changes that last Achilles tendon operation. vance ticket sales from $2 to $1 the 70,874 Yale Bowl. Tel. 229-4035 for entry CRIOIT CARDS HONOMD ZlNNENWML-aiSTOiiY set up a battle to the finish you don’t ever give up.” .300 batter is Jim Lehan at at even .300. VanNesse. have been made in the freedom for the Sept. 28 home game PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 29, 1974 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 29, 1974_PAGE NINETEEN Halp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale PMlEstat^Vante^^28Beel Estate Wanted Help Wanted 13 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 28 41 Apartments For Bent Apartments For Bent 53 Homes tor Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23' WAITRESS - Part-time, days. LPN - Certification required. BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Articles tor Sale 53 Experienced preferred. AMly Ages 17-35. Good salary, plus Manchester HAPPY ADS RN8-LPNS HIDDEN BEHIND large LOOKING for anything in real THREE ROOM Apartment - in person. W. T. Grant Co., many benefits. Now inter­ HORACE Tetrault — Siding, UPRIGHT PIANO - Black, very First floor, centrally located, AIDES MORTGAGE MONEY Maples on one of Manchester’s LARGE CAPE estate rental — apartments, Manchester Parkade. viewing. Call U. S. Army, 643- What is your Property Worth? roofing, storm windows, aw­ good condition. Asking $ ^ or heat, hot water, appliances. We find the house, 9462. 7-3, 3-11 loveliest streets. Three, possi- Lovely treed lot. Living room, nings. ^ a llty Workmanship, best offer. Must pay moving homes, multiple dwellings, no A vailable bie four, bedroom English Security. No children. $165.875- you make the home. ACCOUNTANT - Part-time. In­ eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, We will inspect your property and suggest free estimates. Fully insured. fee. Call after 6, 6464889. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Colonial. First floor den and 3963. REALTOR dustrial experience. Hours LEGAL SECRETARY - Just Full-time and part-time IVii baths, partial rec room, * (No obligation.) 872-9187, 649-3417. Assbeiates, Inc. 646-1980. daniel f. raale 7 2 % CHFA, VA o r FW Protrams laundry room, new kitchen and A fiS flexible. Own transportation. minimal experience or training positions available, com­ 7 garage, (jwner very anxious. Ask UB^g^ut our guaranty sales plan ’TODAY!!! NEW home-made utility FOUR-ROOM garden apart­ IV^ baths, fabulous covered TWO bedrooms in small brand Ideal for retired person. Phone in the legal field will land this petitive salary plus company PIm m call for appolntmant to aaa If you ROOFING - Specializing trailer. Also riding lawn ment, centrally located, flagstone terrace, fenced yard, Priced reduced to $36,000. mower. Call 643-4569. new building. Perfect location. 872-9176. position open in Manchester. paid life, health, major would qualify under theaa programs. Offers invited. repairing roofs, new roofs, carpeting, appliances and heat YES VIRGINIA, Good typing, dictaphone and medical and disability In­ gas grill, aluminum siding, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Silver Lane, East Hartford. many other unique features in r e a l t o r s —MLS' Electric kitchen, patio, included, air-conditioning, ONE MORE ambitious person average steno. Great opportuni­ surance makes this truly one PASEK and repaired. 30 years SWIMMING POOLS - Luxuiy lease and security. $195. 649- There is mortgage ty. Fee paid. Call Sharon, Rita this quality built, lovingly FRECHETTE & MARTIN experience. Free estimates. above-ground pool distributor is carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. required to complete sales of the best benefit packages FM maintained home. Assumable 289-7475--608 Burnside Ave„ E. Hartford 3978, 646-4780, money available for team at the Belfiore Agency, Girl, 164 East Center Street, Howley, 643-5361. over stocked on 1974 pools. Will available. Apply the Director FRECHETTE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. 6% mortgage. Mid 40s. Prin­ REALTORS, MC. 742-8243--T w in Hill Dr., Qiveirtry Realtors. Aleri go-getter can Manchester, 646-3441. sell and completely install a ANDOVER-Spacious four room LESS than 50% down. of Nursing Service to learn 646-4144 cipals only, 646-7245. 646-4144 huge 16’x31’ o.d. swim pool, expect to make $20,000 or more Member Nation^ A m o c . o( Real Relate Boarda alto mem- ROSSI ROOFING, siding, heated apartment, wall-to-wall more about the health care 263 Main 8tr—t, Manchester complete with fencing, sun MANCHESTER - New deluxe annually. All sales aids CONSTRUCTION No . . . $em«an* ber of the Hartford, Mancheater and Vernon Mullple Uat- chimneys, gutters, free es- carpeting, large closed in sun- experience required. Good opportunities at MANCHESTER- New listing- CLEAN, move-in condition. Six Ing Service. ' timates. Ful)ully insinsured. Days, deck, filter and pump. Now only two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 provided. Ask for Mr. Belfiore, Four room older Cape, con­ 8MyhavtMiity«H> porch. Call 742-7676. 647-1413. salary, paid training, plus many room cape with bedroom space evenings,„ , 529-8056. 19-8056. P aul $795; full price financing baths, includes heat, benefits. Now interviewing. MEADOWS Manchester venient to bus and Parkade. galore, fireplaced living room, a happy ad) Cosgrove 643-5364. available. Call Tony collect: appliances, carpeting, full MANCHESTER - Two brand Phone John H. Lappen Inc., 649- REMODELING 4-rooin duplex, Our Sales People can help obtain mortgage money EXHAUST SYSTEM Installer Ages 17-35. Call U. S. Army 64.13- CONVALESCENT CENTER new Ranches, 3 bedrooms, SlURTLY GRACIOUS go^ quality carpeting. Treed (413) 732-3158. private basement. $275 per 5261. month. Paul W. Dougan, one older child accepted. No with 5%, 10%, 20%, 25% down, etartlng at 7%% to needed - Work will include 9462 SSSBMwellSt living room with fireplace, lot in quiet friendly Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 ROOFING - Installation and utilities or appliances. Call 644- A spacious 6-year old 8-room neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, repairs, gutters, storm win­ LIVING ROOM Furniture Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. any qualified buyer. Don’t welt ‘ welding and custom bending of MandiMtar, Com. dining room, eat-in kitchen, two NEW LISTING. Simply im­ 0727 after 6 p.m. mufflers and pipes. Call Joe EXPERIENCED cabinet full baths, wall-to-wall Contemporary home situated 643-9969, 646-8250. WALLPAPER Hanging - No job dows, doors. Experienced made at our own factories, the maculate 3 family on a 1^150’ SHARPENING Service - way you want it at a price you FOUR-ROOM redecorated C A LL NOWI WE CAN HELPI McCavanagh at Regal Muffler maker wanted. Excellent op­ carpeting, aluminum siding. high on a hill with a pan­ I Happy Birthday Saws, knives, axes, shears, too small. Call 647-1295 or 646- quality workmanship. Fully in­ a portunity. Please call oramic view of the Hartford landscaped treed lot. MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, 6784. sured. Free estimates. can afford. Wide selections of apartment. Appliances, heat, Center, Division of Lynch $39,900 each. Frechette & Mar­ Convenient location. Three skates, rotary blades. Quick Motors, 345 Center Street, 646- Displaycraft, Manchester 643- EQUIPMENT OPERATOR tin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. skyline. A semi-covered two-car garage, separate fur­ I DAD Reasonable srices. Rick fabric. Call 633-1835 days, 649- hot water, central location. separate heating systems. service. Capitol Equipment Parking. Security. $190 PRESIDENTIAL 4321. 9557. trainees - Communication sunken patio faces private naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, I Love, GRADUATE STUDENTS - Burnett, 646-3 7287, 745-7819, evenings. TWO YEAR OLD DUPLEX — Living room, large eat-ln Unusual value. Belfiore Agency country kitchen, excellent con­ Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. monthly. 649-3340. VILUGE APTS. Cable, Inc. has openings for MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, woods. All this, plus a fan­ I Gregg - From Italy Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Painting, 5 years professional kitchen, V/t bathrooms, and three bedrooms on each side. REAL ESTATE - Need for one 647-1413. dition. Owner transferred. Char GILLIS HOME Improvement - APPLY NOW for late summer equipment operator trainees. two-family, 3 bedrooms, living tastic kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- training. Low prices. Many MANCHESTER Separate furnaces, hardwood floors, and all appliances go and winter counter help to eager salesperson for active Company offers a high salary Bon Agency, 643-0683. references in local area. Free Specializing in roofing and THREE BEDROOM Apart­ room, kitchen, wall-to-wall V h baths, heated basement, BY OWNER - Four bedroom 7958. Doga-BIrds-Peta 43 ment - Extremely pleasant, with the house. Conveniently located. replace college returnees. Help local real estate office. plus an extensive benefit carpeting, air-conditioned. estimates. 643-8634. gutters. Call 649-3269. Experience not necessary, will large family room, etc., etc. Cape, 2 baths, living, dining, very central. Adult family unit One and two bedrooms. needed for noon rush early and program. You can choose Immediate occupancy. The $31,000 REWEAVING burns, holes. tram. For confidential ap^int- Asking $66,900. kitchen, family room, rec room KI’TTENS- Free to good homes, only. No pets. Stove, Near schools, churches BRAND NEW RANCH — Under construction. 2 bathrooms, late weekends. Hard workers between a standard 40 hours or price is only $47,900. Frechette Circa 1850 Cape. Country Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAUL’S PAINTING- interior, ROOFING and gutters in­ ment call Rick Merritt, 646- a 4-day 10 hour per day shift. in basement. Large private 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- exterior, free estimates. Call stalled. Reasonable prices. two male, one female, nine refrigerator, garage, carpeting. and shopping center, on 2-car garage, choice of aluminum siding, bathroom fixtures only. Rein's New York Style & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 6 ^ WARREN L HOWLAND yard in quiet neighborhood. kitchen, 2 fireplaces, five Window shades, Venetian $225 plus security. 643-6733,649- Delicatessan Restaurant, 1180. Choice of two night shifts are 4144. bedroom Cape, 2 baths, 647-1272. Eliminate middle man. 643- weeks old. Box trained. Call bus line. Call anytime. rugs, colors. Mid 40’s. Call now. REALTORS Asking $36,900. 643-^33. room expandable. fireplace, carpeting, finished blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 647-1091 after 6. 5051. Route 30, Vernon, 875-0944. available as well as overtime, if Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 9735, 7-9 a.m. and 5-9 p.m. NIGHT SHIFT. Production and desired. Please contact Mr. HUTCHINS AGENCY basement, full shed dormer, J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 maintenance in food plant. South Windsor 6 4 3 -1 1 0 6 648-5324 aluminum siding, garage, Heating-Plumbing 35 SIAMESE KITTENS, four ROCKVILLE - Rockland VERY CLEAN Cape in Manchester. Six rooms, 1V4 STORE MANAGER wanted for Carl Beyor, Communication Manchester MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. decorating. Interior painting. Steady work, good benefits. Cabie, Inc., 5 Gien Road, IMMACUUTE 75’xl50’ lot. Move-m condition. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. months old , all shots, females Terrace Apartments. Large bathrooms, garage, and new amesite driveway. Very private .local sandwich shop. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, and beautiful three room, one Experience helpful, but will Call 646-5003. Manchester, Conn. 643-4472 or Enjoy moving into this REDWOOD FARMiS. Coun­ SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 $36,900. Barry Realty, 6464)^, Remodeling. Exterior painting. LYNN’S PLUMBING - sealpoints, long hair, $25. Call HEBRON-20 minutes to Hart­ yard — all within walking distance to shopping and schools, TEE to GREEN 742-8815. spraying.Fully insured. bedroom apartment. Includes tram right person. Call 643-9629, 647-1468. . delightful 6 room spacious try setting. Six room Ranch, baths, 2-car garage, quiet Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ m - m i . ford.Four rooms, 2 bedrooms, DENTAL Assistant, full time, residential area, $37,900. Two- Licensed. Free estimates. struction. Water pumps. heat, hot water, all appliances, applicances, wall-to-wall ranch without fuss or muss. three bedrooms, 1% baths, Phone 633-5345. Fully insured. For estimate call LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... experience preferred but will firepiace, eat-in kitchen with From this custom 7-room family, over 300’ deep lot, 649-9658. French spoken also. 875-7263. Boets-Accessorles 45 with dishwasher, disposal, carpeting, heat and hot water, COOKS - No experience Large rec room in lower level, Manchester caipeting, pool and your own required. Good salary, paid train. Send resume to P.O. Box dishwasher, dining room, wall- Ranch with 3 generous excellent income, $36,900. ’Two- cellar storage, parking, large 1, Glastonbury, Conn. 0M33. SECRETARY l '/2 vanity baths, lar^e lot, 2- bedrooms and 2 full baths. family, residential zone C, ideal TREE SERVICE (Soucier) priv£irivate terrace in a country set- yard, children accepted. $200 training, plus many benefits. Control Data Corporation has to-wall carpeting, attached gar­ FOREST HILLS PROFESSIONAL SEWERLINES, sink lines, 31 FOOT TROJAN cabin car garage. $40’s. Call age, large oasement, half acre Spacious entrance foyer, rofessional location, $48,900. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, cleaned with electric cutters, cruiser, twin 195 gray engines, ling, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- monthly. 649-2871. REALFS CORNER :Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. an excellent opportunity for New Jlanches and Colonials stumps removed, fully insured. PAINTING 6586 175 MAIN STREET Call U. S. Army 643-9462. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- lot. Low 40s. 646-3963. kitchen with dinette, family Rlartens Agency, Realtors .... by professionals. McKinney sleeps 6, fully equipped, PHONE 646-4525 NURSES’ AIDE an individual interested in a 3233 under construction. Ready to Got a tree problem? Well worth SIX-ROOM rent available room with fireplace. Brick 646-2550. Ptporing ind Sffltfl Corpontry Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ excellent condition, $8,501). Call With experience - to live In. diversified assignment in a finish decorating. 3-4 a phone call. 742-8252. MANCHESTER - New 3- August 1st. Ideal for 2 or 3 ACCOUNTING - Advance J. WATSON BEACH Co. and aluminum siding. Lovely pany, 643-5308. 649-2971 after 5 p.m. for details. R o ^ and board plus salary. sales oriented professional at­ bedrooms, family room with BHEmura-numBB bedroom apartment, air- career girls or couple with rapidly with this East Hartford REALTORS MLS I 7 ROOM CAPE I lot within walking distance to NEWLY DECORATED 3 large Seria resume with references mosphere. At least 2 years fireplace and 2-car garage. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving 646-2985 NO JOB too small, toilet 14’ FIBERGLASS Starcraft conditioned, kitchen grown children.No pets. Securi­ APARTMENT firm. Requires either Manchester Office 647-9139 Martin School. large appliances, cleaning rooms, utilities, stove, to Box "FF" secretarial experience. I This home Is in I For appointment call us: repairs, plugged drains, kitchen with 40 hp Evinrude and Cox appliances, carpeted, private ty. Appliances, rugs, garage associate’s degree or related Avants Realty cellars and attics, also some entrance and basement, yard, RENTAL OFFICE refrigerator. $180 monthly. work experience in accounting. Manchester Evening Herald Emphasis on typing and a MANCHESTER - Bowers I excellent condition and I B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & SONS - faucets replaced, repaired, rec trailer. Many other accessories and all utilities furnished. Must tree w&rk done. 644-1775. Interior and exterior painting, parking, Elro Street. Available be seen. Call 649-1187. We have a large variety of Security. Available August 1. Full-charge bookkeeping solid statistical background School, 4-bedroom Ranch, 646-5461 rooms, bathroom remodeling, included. Price: $633. Cali 6 ^ 647-1145. I Is located on quiet I p a p e rh a n g in g , 30 y e a rs immediately. $265 per month. deluxe one and two-bedroom experience also acceptable. $8- are required. Shorthand is living room with fireplace, 646-1180 heat modernization, etc. Free 1039. WOMAN - to work weekend I shady Cambridge I 646-1186 experience. Four generations, estimates gladly given. M & M Telephone 649-9404 or 649-4844. SIX-ROOM DUPLEX, garage. apartments and townhouses 9,000. Fee paid. Call Sharon, desirable but not necessary. dining room, kitchen, rec room, Manchester MANCHESTER- Five room Rita Girl, 164 East Center days making pies and during e, treed lot. Just im- I Street within walking I free estimates, fully insured. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 16’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star No utilities or appliances. throughout Manchester. Ren­ Attractive salary and 643-7361. HEBRON - Country Living. 2- Children. No pets. Security, duplex, two bedrooms, near Street, Manchester, 646-3441. week on counter. 646-5380, ask ate. 40’s. Frechette & I distance of stores and I MERRin AGENCY GOOD INCOME LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, Mustang - 65 hp Mercury plus tal office open daily from 9-5, school, playground and tennis benefits. To arrange an inter­ S MERRin AGENCY bedroom apartment, modern references. $225. 643-0796. for Mr. Hansen. Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. •Cellars and attics cleaned, TOWNE Plumbing Service, extras. Good condition. $950. courts. Includes dishwasher, I buslines. ■ + GEORGE N. Converse - Pain­ kitchen, carpet, heat and hot other times by apptintment. CLERK-TYPIST No view. nlease call: REALTOR lawns mowed, small tree work. repairs, alterations, vanity 646-7679. garbage disposal, self-cleaning CAFETERIA MANAGER - Mr. Pctar Hayaa GOOD LOCATION REALT6R Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. ting, interior and exterior. cabinets a specialty. Call to water. Security required. $205. 5VZ ROOM apartment, centrally experience re(^uired. Good East Hartford Call 228-3884 or 228-0112. oven and refrigerator. Full salary, paid training, plus many Large high school. Experience Ragfonal Salaa Managar store front, zoned for food or Paper hanging. Call 643-2804. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- 1969 JOHNSON, 6 h.p. outboard located, no pets. Adequate DUMTO ENTERPRISES, MC. I G O R M A N I ANDOVER - Near Lake. New parking, storage area. Call basement and attic. Washer benefits. Now interviewing. in school food service CONTROL DATA . A GEM grocery business Large at­ TWO-FAMILY frame home ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ 4056. motor, used very little, 240-11 New State H i, Manchester and dryer hook-ups. Heated , 5V2 room Ranch, fireplace, PAPERHANGING and ceiling ROCKVILLE - 3'/4 rooms, se­ after 7, 643-9037. Ages 17-35. Call U. S. Army, preferred. Reply in writing to CORPORATION Three bedroom Ranch, first I Edmund Gorman 5 carpeting, double garage, pick tached 7-6 two-family home with tenants and business te­ eling, rec rooms, offices, excellent condition. Call 643- 646-1021 $250. 646-4643, Manchester Public School nant on the first floor. Located painting - Reasonable rates. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, cond floor, clean, central, stove 643-9462. 41 Progress Dr. floor family room, spacious I I your co/ors. $32,500. Hayes Cor­ with 2-car garage. Priced at household repairs. Phone 649- 7486. Cafeteria, 45 No. School Street, Agency at 105 Main Street, comer of 4594. Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. repairs and remodeling, refrigerator, heat, hot water. A ufot For Sale 61 kitchen, large living room poration, 646^131. an appealing $43,900. Manchester. Manchester Industrial Park iManchester 646-40405 Grove Street, Manchester. In sp^ialize in hot water heaters. 1971 SUPER SNARK - 12’ Adults, no pets, security BOOKKEEPER - Full-charge, with fireplace and wall-to- experienced. Full fringe Manchester, Conn. 06032 . ■■■■ ■■-F very good condition with large LAWNMOWERS repaired and CALL ME for painting or Prompt service on emergency. sailboat, polyurethene hull, all required. $150 per month. Call (203 ) 646-6200 wall carpeting, fenced yan], MANCHESTER - Immaculate Shown By Appointment wallpapering, free estimates, 875-0590. benefits. Immediate opening. Cape, 4 rooms, 2 unfinished up­ lot located in business zone. sharpened, pick-up and 643-7()24. new rigging. $150 firm. 646-1363 Apprantlca Mechanic An^^^j^ortunH^n^lc^^ with trees, secluded patio. In CLEAN, TWO bedroom duplex senior citizen’s rates. Ask for Missy, WINF Radio, Must have own tools. Soine experience stairs, fireplace, garage, nice Call P.M.H. Real Estate, 528- delivered. Call Sharpall now for after 6 P.M. perfect condition. condominium. Call owner 643- 9321 after 5 p.m. 568-5776. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. Reasonable. 568-0527. BO’TTI Heating and Plumbing - WORKING COUPLE? - 646-1230. helpful. 1357. ard. Low M’s. By owner, 643- AVAA'TE OFFICE MANAGER Trainee - Prompt, courteous service. C!all Garden Products 47 Immediate occupancy. Apart­ See Al Patch or Walt Carter Wanted for small sales office. Only $33, 900 7«917. ■RADIO/TELETYPE - No K E A l / n TOP QUALITY work - Septic, CASH Registers and adding PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. 643-1496. ment - quiet neighborhood. CARTER CKVROin GO., MC. Must handle orders, inventory, ASHFORD - Country Cape with Utilities extra. No pets or experience required. Good WARREN L HOWLAND HEBRON (39 MILLS) - Buy sewer connections, bulldozing, machines. - Sales, service, Five years experience. BUCKLAND FARMS- 1229 Main SI., ManchMter some shipping, some customer II lovely acres. Spacious 7- 646-5461 excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. Excellent references. Pete, 742- Flooring 36 children. $155. 633-6026. salaiy, paid training, plus many Realtor 643-1108 room home, 2-car garage, bam, now, real estate values supplies. 15 years experience, vegetables at their best. Sweet contact. (5ood opportunity for Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- formerly with NCR. Free 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. benefits. Now interviewing. shed, swimming pwl and gar­ expected to increase corn our speciality. Opposite Ages 17-35. Call U. S. Army, right person to move into sales 5114. Estimates. C.R.S. Company, FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, Caldors, (^m er Tolland Tpke. ROCKVILLE - Five room MAINTENANCE Technician - within one to two years. $135- MANCHESTER- Rockledge, 7 den. Plus house trailer income. dramatically, young neat con­ Building-Contracting 33 duplex, $185. 7 rooms, $175. 4 643-9462. Individual experienced in all dominium end unit, two THREE-BEDROOM Garrison Coventry, 742-6381. (specializing in older floors). and Adams Street. Open 9 : ^ , $145. Contact Mr. Bixler, 6«- room Ranch, cathedral ceiling, Louie Dimock Realty, 649-9823. Lota-Lend tor Sale 24 Ceilings and inside painting. rooms, $125. 4 rooms, acre lot, VEGA SALE phases of maintenance work is 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, double spacious bedrooms, IV^ baths, Colonial, fireplaced living daily. 0174. aperiei MASONRY - All types, John VerfaiUe, 646-5750, 872- garden, $150. Appliances in­ PAYROLL SPOT open with needed for general garage, treed lot, $49,900. low-low maintenance fee. room, formal dining room, fuliy growing firm in East Hartford. MANCHESTER - Beautiful lot. bedspreads, wide selectionelectio of fieldstone, brick, concrete. 2222. cluded, heat extra. 872-0359 8 maintenance at Meadows Con­ Situation Wanted 15 Hayes (Corporation, 646-0131. MANCHESTER Lower 20s. Robert Assoc., Bob equipped kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, Free estimates, after 5 p.m., P.M.-9 P.M. Handle confidential material. valescent Center, 333 Bidwell Gonci, 228-9274 MLS, Route 66, master bedroom will take king- Will build to your plans. fabrics. Phone 649-1786 STOP AT THE Some payroll exposure desired. II 2 FIREPLACES II Excellent location. Frechette & anytime. 643-1870 or 644-2975 Street, Manchester. Contact HOUSE CLEANING jobs TOLLAND - Raised Ranch, 3 Hebron. size furniture. Alt on a THREE BEDROOM Duplex - Promotional oriented. Good $$$ Are included in this Ansaldi Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. Mr. Bannock, 647-9194 or drop wanted. Call 643-9763 for ap­ bedrooms, 1 l/2baths, garage, manicured treed lot. Call B/W NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - some appliances, ample and benefits. Fee paid. Call by 8-4. built, 8t4 room Ranch. Wall to First Offering realty, 647-1419. HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot Articles lor Sale 41 pointment after 5 p.m. fireplace, sliding glass ooors to COLUMBIA - 72 acres close to clearly and landscaping work Remodeling, repairing, ad­ storage. Available A p^st 1. Sharon, Rita Girl, IM East rear deck, close to 1-86 and wall carpets, king sized living CORN CRIB Center Street, Manchester, 646- SUPER ELEGANT charming central area of town. done. Free estimate. Weekdays ditions, rec rooms, porches and $225 monthly plus security. Call CLERK-TYPIST - Require in­ shopping. $41,900. Jesanis Real­ room, rec room, bar room, MANCHESTER - Eight-room DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, for appointment 643-6312. 3441. a RMS. BATHS RA-2 zone. Retired, out-of-state call 872-9771 between 8 A.M. roofing. No job too small. Call $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, dustrious girl for small office in ty, 875-1040. garage, 4th bedroom or study. Colonial, 125’x300’ wooded lot, 4 649-31&. Bolton. Handle sales contracts. □ E D U C A T IO N bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, first- owner is anxious to sell. Call and 9 P.M. Weekends anytime. stone, navel, pool and patio Buekland Rd., So. Windsor Much, much more. For more STONE AND CLAPBOARD Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 or GLASTONBURY- six rooms, ELECTRONICS - No ii invoicing and other various floor family room. Immediate sand. 643-9504. Froth Picked Vegetablet information call Tony COLONUL Marlene ’Trares, 644-9132. J. TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ CARPENTRY - Repairs, modern appliances, Rentex experience required. Good duties. ryping. calculator occupancy. $64,900. Warren E. and salary, paid training, plus many Private Inatructlona 18 Wasilefsky at 649-5306. Mid Custom crafted by U&R on Watson Beach Co., Manchester ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, remodeling, additions, roofing. family special. (73-08). Rentex, skills. Excellent benefits. The TOLLAND Howland Realtors, 643-1108. ALUMINUM sheets used as Pick Your Own Vegatablaa $30. fee. 549-6980. benefits. Now interviewing. 40’s. scenic Carpenter Road. ’This Office, 647-9139. and trimming. Attics, cellars Call David Patria, South Wind­ printing plates, .007 thick, LAST 3 DAYS Clark Dewatering Corp., 643 II STOP SEARCHING II sor, 644-1796. Dally Ages 17-35. Call U. S. Army, 9585. Or applyf ' 'in person. Route FRENCH - ail levels, also year old, beautifully ap­ cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- ^x32". cents each or 5 for $1. HEBRON -104 acres near Lake MANCHESTER-Marvel- five ‘643-9462. 6, Bolton, Conn. beginning Spanish. MA can­ Be the proud owner of this im­ EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY pointed residence — 5305. Phone 643-2711. didate in French. Has studied in maculate 7 room Ranch, with last section Amston. R-1 zone. Frontage on WES ROBBINS carpentry rooms, garage, air, appliances, BARROWS & WALLACE professionally landscaped second floor of two-family PART TIME or full time, $5. Europe. 1V4 baths, garage, family two roads. Attractively priced WINDOW CLEANING - Will remodeling specialist. Ad­ UNDERCOAT, WAX, FULL NIGHT CREW ManehMtw Nnr Hann Hattfard wooded lot offers the ultimate NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 BLUEBERRIES to pick - 30 house. $200. (34-10). Rentex, per hour average commissions, room and a brand new pool 849-8308 397-1818 278-1802 to sell. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- wash your office, house and fac­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, cents each. Inquire side door. GROCERY STOCKER in gracious family living. Sen­ of homes now 3233. J. Watson Beach Co, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, cents a pint. Manning, 33 $30. fee. 549-6980. excellent advancement oppor­ and deck. You must see this tory windows. Special discount Manchester Evening Herald. GAS TANK, FRONT END tunity. Arts and crafts Full-time employment, 11 □ REAL ESTATE sibly priced at $73,500. Call Manchester Office, 647-9139. prrices for July and August, 649-3446. Watrous Road, Bolton, 64M767. home set on a pine treed lot. MANY FINE homes in demonstrators needed by the p.m. - 7 a.m. Experience SIX R(X)J^1 CAPE - 3 bedrooms, Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. available Wiork guaranteed. Our men are ALIGNMENT, AM RADIO, Priced at $43,600. Call Tony WE BUY and sell used fur­ Antiques 45 Manchester and surrounding fastest growing home party necessary. formal dining room, fireplace. 1""" c r e a t e "'“"'« bonded and insured. Call 649- LEON Cieszynski builder - new Homes For Sale 23 Wasilefsky at 649-5306. L WATSON BEACH, REALTORS niture. Cash on the line. One areas. Priced to fit your budget. plan organization. Call 872-8663, Apply Walking distance to grammar, LAST 4 homes ready for ] AN ESTATE J 5334. homes custom built, piece or an entire housefull. and 2000 MILE CARTER . 872-2780, or 633-9023. junior nigh and high schools. MMChastir Offlco 647-8138 I remodeled, additions, rec WANTED Antique furniture, Open 7 days. Rentex, $30. fee. Store Manager MANCHESTER - Small tv ^ EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY I'occupancy — Then 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 549-6980. 872-3609. .1 on this 6 acre lot | PAINTING-You must call us. rooms, garages, kitchens glass, pewter, oil paintings, or CHECK. family, ideal investment. GtX>d REDUCED - Cozy, economical, we’re completely sold j Main Street Rear, behind other antique items. R. FIRST NATIONAL BARROWS & WALLACE located on Hillatown ! ' We can beat the competition. remodeled, bath tile, cement Douglas Motor Sales. location and condition. Low two-bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, outi work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Harrison, 643-8709. MANCHESTER- tired of STORES, INC. 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, wMMWNiwiwf now novoii nwiiuio garage, nice neighbornood. , The e Bedroom Ranch — I Road with tall trees an- S Quality, excellent references, stairs? First floor, four rooms MB-830e 397-1818 278-1802 I $27,500 tial or commercial. Call 649- K-Mart Shopping Center 643-4535, 646-1021. Many assets at bargain price, 1 circling a natural ! free estimates. Pete, 742- CLEAN USED refrigerators, Wanted to Buy 49 and a yard for children, $145. nO D U C T Outstanding The 3 Bedroom Townhouse. 61171 toll free), 5-10 p.m. 4291. ranges, automatic washers, SEE US NOW FOR .205 Spencer St. $34,500 firm. Owner, 643-5641, ,i>. $32,990 ' I pasture land. (32-19) Rentex, $30. Fee. 549- SERVICE Manchester MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- 528-7311. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s WANTED - Wicker furniture, 6980. IMMACULATE older home, 3 Country . . . Includes air condition­ CONCRETE WORK- CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- An nquti opportunity omployor M / F car garage, excellent location, any kind. Call 872-0930. TECHNICIANS or 4 bedrooms 1 l/2baths, first ing, carports, lull basement, Specializing in decking for in- ages, additions, bathrooms, 2171 good income. I^per 30’s. Estates SEVEN ROOM older house, swimming pool, tennis ! G O R M A N • Our Product Service Depart­ floor laundry, 2-car garage, ground pools. Painting. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free OUR BEST DEAL FEMALE - Experienced LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- swimming pool. Owner moving centrally located, 2-car garage courts, grounds and exterior 2 Edmund Gorman | estimates. Small jobs. Stephen ment la now interviewing for Bookkeeper capable handling 2440. *‘‘HIGHFIELD8” - Beautiful­ plus large storage area. Call maintenance. Railroad lie walls. Call 64^ SCREENED loam, gravel, out of state. Marion E. Robert­ ■ Agency | 8450. Martin, 646-7295. □ R E N T A L S vilug er the following poeitlons; books of entry ilus some costing son, 643-5953. ly restored 9-room, 2Vi bath, owner, ^-9565. processed CTavel, sand, stone, |Manchester 646-4040| and fill. (%orge H. Grilling, OF THE YEAR! experience for contractor’s of­ TIMROD RD. - New T^room EARLY SETTLERS CAPE TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY APARTMENTS MAJOR APPLIANCE fice. Located at Manchester- Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, (circa 1735) on 36 valuable MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6% G & H Paving & Construction Inc., 742-7886. NINE year old “L”-shaped THREE-QUARTER Acre Company-Paving, sealing, con­ Carpentry and general contrac­ I Booms tor Bent 52 Two-Bedroom townhouses. TECHNICIAN Vemon town line. Work hours 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, Ranch with fireplaced living acres (V4 open fields) 6 box room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 wooded building lot. Lake can be flexible. Phone: 646-5757 crete work, septic systems in­ ting. Residential and commer­ LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Fireplace. Wall-to-wall city utilities, plastererd walls, room, eat-in kitchen, 3 stall barn, tack room, half- baths, 3Vz bedrooms, garage, privileges. Jackston Agency, cial. Whether it be a small 70N0VA *1625 HOME for appointment. ‘g ifeeq . stalled. Commercial and yard delivered: Phone 646-3109. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ 4 door, 6 cylinder engine, automatic tranamlsalon, radio. patio. Two-car garage. Shade bedrooms and rec room. Large acre bass pond PLUS treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Really, 646-1316. repair job, a custom built home carpeting. Two air- USED trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles Realtors, 643-6930. residential. 26 years nished rooms, centrally conditioners, appliances, heat ELECTRONICS treed lot. Only $33,900. Keith exquisite 4-room guest cot­ or anything in between, call 646- located. Kitchen privileges. CAN YOU make $250 - $400 per Lesperance, 649-7620. gives you more experience. Free estimates. RAILROAD TIES - excellent and hot water. Tiled bath. No 72 VEGA *2395 Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. tage, inground swimming HEBRON- BOLTON AREA-(39 649-5233. 1379. condition, free delivery of ten Parking. Reasonable rates. n C H N IC IA N week by supervising a door-to- ROCKVILLE AREA- seven Mills). (I) $14,000 about 7.5 pets. Hatchback Coupe. 4-cyllnder engine, lutomatlc door saies crew instead of pool. Lydall Street/Manchestei or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- Phone 649-2358. transmission, radio. If you have experience In room Cape. Living room, dining wooded acres, 600’ front, possi­ STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, CARS either of the above areaa, or selling yourself? Find out how OLDER 8-ROOM Vernon New Listing *“BISHOP BROOK FARM” - room, large country kitchen, 649-6259/6464909; DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree 7103. Contractors welcome. Condomlnluhi Living iiil.Slh ble pond site, $5,500 down, 7% work, clean-ups, raking, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, NEW FURNISHED room, near Call 649-7620 \ : are a graduate of e technical today. Call 872-8810. PLUS HOME Painstakingly restored, den and three bedrooms. Base­ interest. (II) Buy Now! Beat in­ Every Car RANCH Estate Setting a . plowing, appliances moved, concrete repairs, inside and KELVINATOR gas stove, 30” , bus ' line, lauA’dromat, 69 VOLKSWAGEN ^1695 school, we offer career pegged frame, center en­ ment garage, city water and flation. 3.4 wooded acres near In s p ^ e d Squareback, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed tranemistlon, DISHWASHERS, cooks and On residential street, close to painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, outside. Reasonably priced. like new condition. Please call restaurant, parking. Excellent posillona Including medical Lovely 5-room Ranch plus trance (Colonial, 9 rooms, 2V4 sewers. Large 140x180 treed Route 2, Stringent zoned area. 643-0851. Ra-condttloned radio. waitresses - Part-time nights. everything. Four bedrooms, well landscaped lot. Privacy, 528-8649. 646-4822. value. 646-1960. NOW TWO OFFICES to serve and dental Insurance, paid IV^ baths, sunporch, modem enclosed porch with one-car baths + 2-room guest or office Excellent value $11,500. Terms you, Hartford and Rockville. Guaranteed No summer heip. Must be per­ excellent residential area. Call possible, Robert Assoc., Bob vacation, life Insurance, and manent. Appiy at Tacorral, 2W kitchen, formal dining room, garage. Large country suite in ell. Barn, charming LANDSCAPE SERVICE - ANY TYPE Carp and NEVER USED- Heavy pine WANTED - Single woman to Over 900 available vacancies on 71 VEGA ness McCusker Agency, 672-0535. Gonci, MLS, Route 66, Hebron, masonry work, additions and * 2 d 4 9 Notchback Coupe, 4 cylinder engine, automatic an employee discount. App­ Broad Street, Manchester in den, living room with kitchen, 2 full baths, 3 mill pond studio and four love­ Spraying, pruning all types of Colonial bedroom set, triple help share expenses, own hand and updated daily. Homes 73 VOLKSWAGEN transmission, radio. 228-9274. remodeling. Free estimates. A. 2 door, 4 cylinder. 4 speed, low mileage. ly In person 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. person. fireplace, large rec room, 2- bedrooms and fireplaced ly acres, stonewalls, brook. A shrubs, evergreens, fruit trees dresser with shelf-mirror top, bedroom, kitchen privileges. for all situations, (^en 7 days 8 Squillacote, 649-0811. Call after 6 p.m., 64M378. weekdays. car garage. Low 40’s. living room. Priced at $37,500. fine example of PERIOD and other types of small trees. queen size cannonball bed, a.m.- 9:30 p.m. Rentex, $30. •4 3 0 5 SOUTH end of town, ap­ Free estimates. Sharon Storrs chest on chest dresser. Original fee. 549-6980.1- 72 GALAXIE 500 *2225 74 CAPRICE COOK'S ASSISTANT - Full­ Owner, 643-0889.____ ARCHITECTURE. OFFERED BY ESTATE ' door, V-a engine, automatic transmission, radio. Sport Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic tranimisilon, air J.C.PENNEY CO. proximately IVi acres, rural Nursery, 643-9687 after 5 p.m. BUILDING - Remodeling, price $1,200,. Call Rick, 646- NEWLY DECORATED large 4 time, mature person. Good ZINSSER AGENCY •“FOLLY LANE" - Complete zone. Call owner 649-9565. power steering, power brakes. conditioning, too many options to Hat. WEST FARMS MALL starting salary, excellent fringe roofing, concrete steps, 3414. room for working man. Near LANDLORDS and Property ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 646-1511 world of your own. 15 choice SUNSHINE Painters and fireplaces. For estimates call center. For more information RT. 1-84 at EXIT 40 benefits. On the bus line. Apply 7-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL Investment Property 25 owners, Rentex is awfree and in person. East Hartford Con­ l/2room (Colonial, 4 bedrooms, acres along the banks of state Paperers, Floor Cleaning and 649-1142. MEDITERRANEAN glass top call 647-1145, 649-6896. private listing service. We 73 VEGA •2695 71 IMPALA living room, family room, 2-car stocked Skungamaug River - 50 HOLL STREET Window Cleaning. Free es­ coffee table excellent condition screen according to incomes, Hatchback Coupe, 4 cylinder engine,1, automaticsutomatic Sport Sedan, V-8 engine,enflin automatic transmiaalon, radio, valescent Home, 745 Main MARLBOROUGH - price transmission, radio. Birair conditioning. Street, East Hartford. attached garage, large lot. MANCHESTER-, Porter Street fresh water ponds, waterfalls. timates, satisfaction LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. $75; Mediterranean couch and SIX-ROOM rent available child and pet restrictions, size drastically reduced. Two acres Char-Bon, 643-0^. area, 6 room Colonial, IVz Rambling custom built 4- IVk baths, 2-car garage, fireplaced living room, guaranteed. Call 649-1590. We design and build: Barns, chair, very good condition, $95; August 1st. Ideal for 2 or 3 of dwelling, call collect today. 71 TOTOTA baths, fireplace and carpeting, formal dining room, large well landscaped lot. on Route 66, zoned commercial. Family rooms. Green houses, two end tables $25; four like-, career girls or couple with 728-9423. Rentex. •1925 72 CHEV PICKUP COVENTRY - Five room bedroom, 2Vk bath (Colonial Small, air-conditioned five Rec rooms. Pool and Patio Corolla StationStal Wagon, 4 cylinder, 4 speed transmis- lo". V-8 engine, automatic tranamlsalon, power lovely tree shaded yard. Upper picturesquely situated - LIGHT TRUCKING- Attics and new 5.60x15 Volkswagen tires grown children. No pets. alon, radio.—J.- steering, power Brakes, shell cap. Ranch, oak floors, immaculate $41,500. room house and separate new Cabanas, Kitchens. Working Security. Appliances, rugs, gar­ AnENTIONII 30s. K. E. Merritt Agency, 646- providing the UL’TIMATE in cellars cleaned. For free es­ on rims $80; two extra large EAST HARTFORD- Four If you are an Intelligent mature person who Is a sell condition, treed lot, $28,900. 1180. Call 643-8152 building of 1100 ^ u are feet. tim ates phone 647-9610, with rough sawn boards and nylon sleeping bags, never age aha alt utilities furnished. rooms, and parking, $130. (32- Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. country living. Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. beams a specialty. Also roofing 72 OPEL •2395 73 CHEV PICKUP •2 6 9 5 starter that enjoys responsibility, takes Initiative and anytime. used, $20 per bag. Call 643-9262 Must be seen. Call 649-1187. 05). Rentex, $30 fee. 549-6980. station Wagon, 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmis- W ton. V-8 angina, standard tranamlsalon, radio, OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. •“LAKESIDE ESTATE” - An Watson Beach Real Estate Co., and siding, using the finest after 5 p.m., thank you. alon, radio, root carrier. _ ^ knows what has to be done and DOES IT. We have a New roof, full basement, expan­ excellent opportunity to Manchester Office. 647-9139. Painting-Papering 32 materials. Barrett Home Im­ 1% furnished rooms, private FOUR R(X)M Duplex, yard for Glastonbury provement Company, Roger TSiMDSia - i n m 74 SCOUT *4105 position for you. It Is a varied and Interesting job. dable attic. Needs your per­ acquire one of the choicest KELVINATOR refrigerator, bath, parking, convenient loca­ the children. Not before a *1 i n i a f l L I I O a f If w Travel top, V-8 engine, automatic tranamlsalon. loads of Barrett, 649-0822. You must be an excellent typist, and experienced on NEW Yet OLDE sonal touch to make it a FIVE ACRE (over 400’ fron­ Beal Estate Wanted 28 COLLEGE Graduate students GE electric stove, reasonable. tion, M9-5729. September. $160. (33-07) Sport Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air options, office machines. New England charm charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston tage on lake) properties on ELEGANT LIVING available for exterior and in­ Must sell. Metal bed with wire Rentex, $30. fee 549-6980. conditioning, many other extras. ____ MASON CONTRACTOR - QUIET ROOM for gentleman, throughout. Custom built in Agency, 646-1316. lovely lake just minutes to SURROUNDED RY PRIVACY... SELLING your home or terior painting. Six years spring. 643-2880 72 PINTO •2qf» 73DATSUN •2 8 4 5 Plastering, custom built stone next to bath, centrally located. AVAILABLE August 1 - Apart­ a ™ I ^ E I I I W £ w 9 9 Pickup, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed tranamlsalon. Excellent starting salary depending upon 1971, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Hartford on new Route 84. acreage? For prompt friendly experience. -Fully insured. Free service, call Louis Dimock estimates. Call our com­ or brick fireplaces, chimney RAILROAD TIES - excellent Phone 643-5331. ment, 4 large rooms, full-size background. Complete program of liberal fringe fireplaced family room. All on 7-ROOM c a p e Colonial style 9-rooms, 4 In this excellent 8-room Custom Built Ranch on boeutlful repair, block and cement work. 6 private acres. Priced in low Realty, 649-9823. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. condition. Free delivery of ten kitchein, self-cleaning stove, 2- 68 INTERNATIONAL *1745 benefits. baths, 3 fireplaces, residence Lookout Mountain (First lime on markot) with three New and repairs. E. Richard­ or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- WANTED - Female roommate t O O E C A Cab and chassis with stake body, V-8 engine, automatic $90's. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- door refrigerator, spacious 71 AMC HORNET New family room, newly with boat house and summer bedroome, large walk-ln closets, two full bethe, plaster walls: ALL CASH for your property Outside painting, son, 643-0889, 649-0608. 7103. Contractors welcome. to share 6-room house, mid 20s, cabinets and closets. Heat and transmission, power brakes. 3233 or Maryajin Cullina, 633- INSIDE Station Wagon, 8 cylinder engine, automatic tranamls­ remodeled kitchen, fireplaced guest cottage. All beautifully Unique, convenient kitchen with bullt-ln appliances. Living within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, ^Si c i a l rates for people over 65. mature, clean and neat. Call hot water 'ocluded. Fully tiled alon, radio. Call Personnel Dept, at 289-3301 for appointment. JACK OF ALL TRADES - 1526. living room, 3 bedrooms, maintained. room has baamad eathadral calling with panalad firaplac# instant service. Hayes Agency, Fully insured. Estimates given. 1968 MERCURY Monterey, 278-1212, Ext. 728, 8-3. bath, cre .‘ ventilation, base­ For over 38 years, A Good Place To Buy A Carl J. WATSON BEACH Co. dining room plus 2 full baths. 646-0131. Call 649-7863. Specialists in all phases of power brakes, steering, air, ment rtorage, laundry For appointment please call wall and sliding glass doors to balcony. Two-car garsga. home improvements. Free REALTORS MLS Add to that a new roof, lape, good condition, $795. 649- PLEASANT Furnished Room - facilities (iood location on bus Suzanne or Arthur Shorts - Stone walls and split rail fancas surround the profosslonally Estimates. 568-0361, 649-0754. for working gentleman. Cali Mons ManchMtar Offlca 647-9139 gutters, shutters and WE WILL buy your house. Call PAINTING - Exterior and in- 8595. line. $21'.' including garage. 646-3233. landscaped and heavily tread lot. You w o n i bollovo the price 647-1193. CHEVROLET, driveway. All for only $36,900. anytime, Hutchins Agency, terior.Reasonable rates. Call Lease, sc'urity deposit. M3- SHOP-RITE J. WATSON BEACH way below rtplacomtnl eosti Built by Ansaldi. Realtors, 649-5324. 644-8812. BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 TWO-MAN backpacking tent, ...... 4884 i B ^T O N - Seven room Ranch, REAL ESTATE CO. Mt. Marcy, with rain fly, $25. Apartments For Bent 53 60’ long, two baths, spacious SELLING your house? Call us CEILINGS, inside painting, BIDWELL Hontie Improvement Phone 646-1831. SIX ROOM duplex - New CARTER kitchen, double garage, acre ZINSSER AGENCY SUPERMARKETS Rsalton MLS CHARLES LESPERANCE first and we’ll make you a cash papering, floor sanding- Co. Expert installation of WE HAVE customers waiting remodeled kitchen and bath, 1229 Main Street, MancHdster Phone 646-6464 59 Leggett St., East Hartford lot, $42,900. Hayes Corporation, 646-1811 ManchMltr Offlc«-647-9139 offer. One day service. T. J. refinishing (specializing in aluminum siding, gutters and CHILDREN’S Maple bunk beds for the rental of your apartment e, close to high school, 646-0131. Open Evenings 'Ul 9 - Tliursdays 'til 6 - Saturdays 'til 5 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. older floors). John Verfaille, trims. Roofing installation and with springs. Good condition. or home. J.D. Real Estate a yard. $195 per month. 646-5750, 872-2222. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. $35. 646-13M after 6 P.m. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Security. No pets. (Jail 649-2497,

\ 1 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., July 29, 1974 61 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. July 29, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Autoi for Sale 6 t Autoa For Sale Autoa For Sale 61 Uotorcycles-BIcyeles 64 BENJV BERRY FORD-Grand Torino Sport, BUG? BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDI.NG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1973, 2-door sport roof, 351 4- HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- barrel, 4^speed, bucket seats, ALL FINISHED, W M A ^C V A ^cles, parts and accessories. WEJ-L, WADDAYA THE EYES ARE iM TM 'lVpofJo power steering and power Expert service, Harley- R jo o sy/ COME THINK'? LEfe NOT GET PICKY, vsAH.i oerouR&> AsayiMP MOT TOO BUSHED TO 6 0 BACK l^AJOR, 1 DON'T THATS HA6 €rPFtn ^e, O O O , O O O TH /M K O F t a k e A T O O C L O S E t?O C / SIS’ HOUSE OW TH' WAY AND SET MY VACUUM CLEAMER, T hink vou'RE THE FIRST brakes, red with black interior, Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, t o g e t h e r , T H E I HOME—EVEBy TIMB I 6 0 I'M SURE ! 1 PHOMED HEE TO C4TCH o ^ i vVAT^PtS'AT^' r ^ TMAX new tires, 12,00 original miles. LOOK/ HMMM.' HAPPY HERE.' AN COMPLIMENT Hartford. 247-9774. NOSE IS TOO BIG, 8 / HER p l a c e s h e MAILS VOU AS VeXJ WEMT BV--AWP WHILE , WHEN PEOPLE HE'S SNEN Call 684-2219 anytime. a n d I DONfrui^ ME fo r a l a b o r PETAIL VOL/RE AT T, SHE WAMTS TO AREN'T HAPPY ■V ...AW I'M BUSHEP.' BORROW THESE CHAIRS.' US SINCE MOTORCYCLE Insurance - t h e SHAPE OF MY HERE I'M NOT HE TRIED 1969 DODGE CHARGER, 4- Lowest rates available. HEAD/ r ~ r r HAPPY HERE TO FLOAT speed, 440, magnum engine, Immediate binding. Prompt A NEW excellent condition. Phone 649- Claim service. Call Clarke In­ T YEAR'S 4092. surance Agency, 643-1126. EVE NEW 1974 PINTO SEDAN LOAN.' 1968 WHITE Cadillac converti­ EXPERT bicycle repairs, all ble - Priced within reason. 646- makes, models and speeds. 8622. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, iS S . 7-2*? Manchester Bicyde Shop, 649- 1972 VEGA AM I FM radio, 4 2098. speed transmission, 5,000 miles 9 ^ on 4 new tires, $1,^. Call 649- 1973 SUZUKI 125 - Very low m ic k ey FINN Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 0415 or 742-8829. mileage. $500 or best offer. Call BY HANK LEONARD □ AUTOMOTIVE 643-2639. COMPLETE junk cars 1967 CAMARO, 250, 3-speed, g?. 7- .r excellent condition, $350. Phone DID HE l HE WORKED FROM PEN I'VE BEEN TO MUSEUMS ) VOU HAVE A ^ removed free in Manchester, 2-Door, all vinyl bucket seats, manual front LLOYD’S AUTO PARTS has IT’S THE WORK ALWAYS We Feature Quality M A A / / T H IS AND INKS TO MURALS/ BEFORE, MISS ROYAL /G E N U IN E LOVE Autos For Sale 61 South Windsor, Vernon and disc brakes, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed 647-9856 after 6 p.m. motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ Of/, OF EOWIM AUS'TIN WORK transmission, white sidewall tires, AM radio, IS SO GREAT! ABBEY/ HE WAS COMMIS­ - B U T GOING WITH y FOR ART, DIRKi Because 17 years of building and manflgm^ at)artments Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 SO BIG? SIONED TO FAINT THE undercoating. Stock No. 4483. 1966 CHEVY Impala, 2-door,V- Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- VOU IS A REAL A I HOPE YOU NEVER has taught 145 u/iur really matters. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- <2700 CORONATION OF KING Ai'ailable immediately: one and two bedroom rou’nhoM5c’s. BankriH)t? Repossessed? 4578, 875-6231. 8, automatic, g o ^ running con­ 1558. EDWARD 2 H / ^ H I S Includes heat, air conditioner, t/ishu-osher, wall to wall Honest Douglas accepts lowest- dition. $250. or best offer. Call M EA N S cor/;cf, individual basement, private patio. Models open down, smallest payments. 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, NEW 1974 MAVERICK SEDAN 649-7362. HONDA 1972 500 Four - Just un­ WAR.= POU&LE TIZOUELE CWirtkAN I daily from noon to 8:00 p.m. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. V-8, automatic, radio, posi- der 5,000 miles. Gold color, 8 ^aa9 Wan f ^ v t a a i traction, good gas mileage. MUST SELL- 1968 Chevy Nova, excellent condition. Asking UOHESTEAB End of Congress Si., off W. Middle Tpke., Original owner. 643-2880. 6 cylinder, automatic, $ ^ . Catl $1200. Call after 4:30. 742-7998. 872-8737 after 5t p.m CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE llp A R K Manchester. ^ ^ fiSiiflD "! 1971 SUBARU, Deluxe 4-door, 1968 HONDA 450, Chopper, ||JTyiLLABE by R.F. Dam ato AS EASY AND WA$H LAMP AT HEATH B-^BUT SURELY THERES NO '0 Clean, Late Modal M 4-speed, front wheel drive, 1967 DODGE VAN, good condi­ Runs like a Bear. $650. firm. ROW A IRPO RT N EA R LONDOKJm, Call PAUL DOUQAN, REALTOR, at 640-1021,, m is t a k e : I WAS TOLD MR.KEENE S excellent condition. 33 mpg. tion. Best offer over $700. 95 Call between 5 and 6, 643-4416. TALL AND DARK WITH AkJ— ER, , 646-636J, or 643-4535 after 8:00 p.m.______Prospect Street, Rockville OHi MR. KEENE! I USED CARS Cali 646-3414. MR. CH E STE R ! HOOKED N O SE !... m after 7:30. NORTON Matchless 650, MANCHESTER - One bedroom Top Pricaa PaM 250 cu. In. 6-cyllnder engine. Select Shift For All Mahoa 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- Crulsomatic transmission, power steering, rebuilt and chopped, excellent apartment, first floor. 1971 NOVA, turbo-hydramatic, MANCHESTER Parkade Available immediately. Securi­ door station wagon, automatic, AM radio, color keyed carpeting, vinyl seat condition. $600 or best offer. 1 CARTER CHEVROLET 1 trim, color keyed outside mirrors, white Michelin radial tires, very good Call 647-9746. Garden Apartments, we have a ty required. $135. Eastern. 646- power steering, clean, $450. J. ERISQJLLA’S p o p Gorman, 742-9512. sidewall tires, trim rings/hub caps, under- condition. Phone 646-5195. BY AL VERMEER limited number of spacious one 8250. ^ CO., INC. p coating. Stock No. 4455. <3350 1969 KAWASAKI, 500, Mach III, WHAT A OULL' I DON'T KNOW SO FAR IT'S NOTHING, bedroom apartments available 1229 Main Straet m 1966 FALCON - new tires, new engine totally rebuilt, new VACATION.' for July 15tn and August 1st oc­ MANCHESTER - Two bedroom 1965 CORVAIR convertible, WHY I EVEN B u t d i t t o s .' new tires, new battery, new brakes, excellent running con­ paint, must sell. $675. firm. Call A D IA R Y ./ cupancy at $175 per month. apartment, large living room Your Small Car dition. Call 646-3541. Visit our office at 466 West Mid­ and kitchen, redecorated. muffler. Must sell. Firm $200. FORD after 5 p.m. 875-4478. JUNK CARS removed free. Call 643-9763 after 5 p.m. Headquarters dle Turnpike rear. 9-5, Monday - Available immediately. Securi­ Trucks lor Sale 62 1972 HARLEY DAVIDSON Friday, for more information. ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare XLH. Has been in accident but Or Call Mr. Hooper at 646-6555 8250. 528-1990. our low rates. Young drivers 1965 DODGE stake body with fixable. Good looking bike for an appointment. We tail gate, 2-ton, $500. Phone 649- V provide: hot water baseboard Homes tor Rent 54 TOYOTA - See us for reliable weicome. For quotation call stock. Make offer. Call M3-6756 used Toyotas with our 60-day Rod Dolin, 646-6050. 4563. after 5. neat, hot and cold water, inside DILLON FORD w / ^ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF maintenance, grounds VERNON- Furnished or unfur­ 1007o warranty. We also buy 319 Main St.. Manchester 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 1973 LAND ROVER - Green and 1971 CB350 HONDA - Excellent maintenance, ample parking, nished, on bus line, four rooms, used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 1967 THUNDERBIRD - Full 345 Center Street, Manchester, power, good condition. $750. white, low mileage, excellent condition. $600. Call 649-9139. I I stove and refrigerator, garbage kids and pet O.K. $200-$250. (31- condition. Unemployed, must THE NATIVE BOATMAN 646-4321. 646-7679. T THROWS THE ENSINEINID disposals, master TV antenna, 91.) Rentex, $30. fee. 549-6980. sell. $4250. 649-9712. Campers-Trallers waste removal, playgrounds 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98, full GEAR 55 ★ FREE DEMONSTRATION ★ 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Mobile Homes 65 and picnic areas. We are 12 Business lor Rent power, exceptional condition. 1971 SUPERVAN V-8, 7-29 0 H74 H

THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA M MERCURY o o T-V> R IG H T l-fEV- kv'!l_V.A, HOW ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN D O W N m a n y YiTAMiN PILLS SCRANTON’S SUPER SALE T H E O L' DID VOU SAY ‘CUDDLES' BROTHERS LINCOLN -VOU CALLTHI9 A KITE, I'M SORRY, BARNEY.,.WE, HE WAS KINDA THEY HAVENY HEARD A L L S ’/ IS SUPPOSED TO WONMUGTTHIS IS DID OUR BEST FOR M Xi.' CORICECrOFF HE^L GBTJ THE LAST OF ME, BY / T A K E ^ . . . . NOTHING BUT TRASH WHEN HE LEFT,; THUNDER.' I'LL FIX , SPECIAL FACTORY PURCHASE W A S N 'T H E ? THEM/ i SAVE UP TO >2000 UP TO 26% OISCOUNT 9 T .o .m .s m i. A l l e y o o p h a s j u s t r e t u r n e d t o OR. W O IM U G IS t i m e - m a c h in e LAB 0 BRAND NEW WITH THE FIRST KITE EVER MADE. THIS SLIGHTLY USED BIT OF AKDOunY ^ I WAS OBTAINED IN ANCIENT CHINA T -a © CAPRI 1974 MERCURY FOR A COUEC1DR, BARNABY RIKER ^ 1974 by NEA. h e . T J I. R tj. U A P A Off BRAND WIN AT BRIDGE NEW I MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY r 1974 Hand hog bungles dummy play PLAV IT, , 1974 D a n HARDTOS 1974 OLDS TORONADO OF COURSE./ f o R i f ; Jim: “He continued with 4 door, 455 cu. In. V-B engine, auloihatlc transmission, air conditioning, 2 door hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic transmlealon, power door locks, the king of trumps. West West North East 4-D O O R deluxe seat belts, power trunk release, (rent and rear mate, remote control power windows, air conditioning. Brougham Interior, tilt wheel steering :• Jim: “If a bridge player wheel, tinted glass, 6-way power eaate, power trunk raleate, front and rear could get a prayer granted he showed out. Now South had to MONTEREY PILLARED HARDTOP mirrors, radial whitewall tires, AM radio, tinted glass, convenience group, get to dummy to finesse Pass Pass trunk mat, door edge guards, cruise control, tilt wheel steering wheel, clock floor mats, cruise conbol, whitewall radial tires, AM radio with rear spaaker, might pray: ‘Lord, deliver me Light blue, dark blue vinyl roof, vinyl bench seat, J78x1S steel belted convenience group, vinyl roof. against East's jack. He did Pass Pass whitewalls, AIR CONDITIONINQ, AM radio, decor group, tinted glass and rear speaker. NORTH (D) 29 from partners who insist on complete, left hand remote control mirror, visibility light group, fender ♦ A becoming declarer and con­ thaL but unfortunately was You. South, hold: skirts, protective body side mouldings, stock F4M7. LIST $7786.00 ? 8 6 3 tinue by misplaying the hand stuck in dummy when East 4AQ654 VAQ6S4 4AK42 UST $6052.05 did not cover the ten. If he NICE SELECTION AVAILABLE! ♦ 1096 afterwards.’ ” What do you do now’’ 4^AKQ632 had kept the six in dummy, he A—Bid six spades. At the Car & Driver Magazine voted SPECIAL SALE <5786 could nave overtaken with DRIVE ONE SPECIAL SALE <4800 W EST EAST worst the slam will depend on a Oswald: “South's four-dia­ his eight, pulled East's last Capri The Best Super Coupe of '\\ 4 QJ10932 4 K 6 mond call was the bid of a finesse. TODAY! *4347 7-29 trump and made his slam." 1974. f K J4 ? AQ10975 hand hog. His ace-king-queen 'TODAY’S QUESTION ♦ 3 ♦ J754 tNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ' of diamonds would be tricks Instead of bidding five clubs BY DICK CAVALLI 4 J98 ♦ lO BRAND NEW BRAND NEW WINTHROP at a club contract, his three your partner has bid five dia­ I SOUTH I small clubs could ruff hearts monds to show one ace What do 8754 V4CHRDj:»i4e44 HOW/AiRETaJ JUST BY 6HOWINI3 4 if clubs were trump and you do now? ’74 MONTEGO (30ING DR.. HE DIDNT f 2 North had rebid clubs at the 1974 COMET TO DO THAT? INVITE /v\E. 4 AKQ82 three level. Still South did bid Answer Tomorrow 2-DOOR The bidding has been: 29 2 DOOR HARDTOP I ♦754 four and then six diamonds." SEDAN '-V- -T- I Both vulnerable Jim: “Six clubs would have Answer to Previous Puzzle West North East South been a cinch. Six diamonds I 1 4 IV 24 Denials |o A V i 1 iN I should also have made, but KIEIdDI M ' INIA B s 2V 34 3V 44 South chucked the contract FA 1 A L 1974 OLDS OMEGA Hatchback 1974 OLDS CUTUSS 4Y 54 5? 64 AIN D ■ 5 E a & 2 door, 350 cu. In. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, air conditioning, 4 door, 350 cu. In. V-8 engine, automatic trantmlaelon, air conditioning, by a careless play from dum­ ACROSS 6 —» Marie Pass Pass Pass Saint power disc brakes, tinted glass, AM radio, front and rear mats, power power disc brakes, power trunk raleata, tinted glata, door adga guards, my at trick three.” 1 Repeated SII sport mirrors, vinyl top. Opening lead—4? n e^tion 7 Sell l i a steering, body side moulding, wheel discs, whitewall tirea. 5 At no time 8 Finnish lake Slock 4CT156 color medium lime yellow, 200 cubic Inch 6-cyllnder ; CTWkLU i l l Stock I4C76. Color white, 250 6-cyllnder engine, salect-shitt automatic, ^ ■ - ~ Oswald: “He ruffed the sec­ 10 Legislator 9 African eTn engine, whitewalls, bumper protection group. AM radio, protective vacuum gauge, Q78xt4 whitewalls, power steering, power front disc UST $4677 UST $4641 ond heart, led his ace of dia­ U Nine days' carnivore body aide molding, standard transmission. brakes, AM radio, deluxe wheel covers, protective body side moldings. 7 - 2 9 By Oswald & James Jacoby monds and played dummy’s devotions (pL) 10 Dry. as wme six instead of the nine or ten 13 Exalt 11 And yet <4050 SPECIAL SALE 14 Issue from 12 Stitches SPECIAL SALE <3840 BY FRANK O’NEAL N A IT as a good player would.” 15 Restaurant together 9 iro w «A kK. T8 u. m it 16 Bird (comb, IS At the stern 43 Tapeworm ivar.) *1889 3399 • W ANT TD GO COW/M ' IF THERE WAS ANYTHING fonn) 19 Catches sight of 32 Sink in middle 17 fe tc h e d 20 Render dim 34 Hidden 45 Rodents Many More to Choose from — All with 3 year or 36,000 mile Guarantee IN HISTORY AS A I COULD DO T O MAKE "s t a r g a x e i C * < ) 18 Protect 22 1.150 (Romani shooters 48 Disavow GREAT KING. MV PEOPLE LOVE M E I'D -Bt CL\Y R. POLLAN- 23 Pub order 37 Procure 49 Grows older 70 BUICK $1795 „ AXIIS UtRA 21 Onetime 73 DODGE $2795 71 VEGA $1795 73 COMn $2795 DO IT. Your D aily Adivify Guide JK railroads (coll.) 24 Ready 39 Ulna, for 'SO Mentally Skylark 2-dr. HT., 8 cyl., 71 UfT. 71 example derang^ Dart Swinger 2-Dr. Hardtop, light Hatchback Coupe, economy 4- 4-Door Sedan, beige, saddle In­ ’’ According fo the Sfort. 22 AUaspart 26 New Ze:laland t' automatic, power steering, blue, dark blue vinyl top, cyl., 3 speed, radio, rad with black terior, economy 6-cyl. engine, OCT. 77 WL*er 25 Line of color arrot 40 Feminine 52 Curler s mark whitewalls. VALUE-RATED USED CARS To develop messoge for Tuesdoy, appellation 53 Roman W14-2M3 11-17-25.33J ' learner (ab.) matching Interior, V-8, automatic, vinyl Interior. automatic, only 11,000 miles. reod words corresponding to rwmbers 27 Embrace t power steering. 51-7681«M., 29Shipwortns 30 Father 41 Roman goddess of $3495 1969 PONTUC CATALMA $995 1973 BUCK CEKTRY WAGON $3593 of your Zodioc birth sign. 1974 OLDS OMEGA y f TAURUS SCORPIO 33 Balto-Slavic 31 Kimono sash garments harvest 69 MERCURY $1195 Hatchback Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic 2-Door. V-8. automatic tranamlailon, power V-8, automatic tranimletlon; power tteeiing, 1 Plaoiant 31 Lm 51 S tn n g s 72 COMH $2495 73 VOLKS $2695 OCT. 71 language Monterey, 2 door hardtop, white TimVERICX 12195^ steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl roof. SPECIAL power disc brakes, air conditioning, radio, wood AH .ro 2 You’re 3 2 G w < uine 62 Sensible r 6 7 8 9 2-Door Sedan, standard Super Beetle 2-door, light blue, transmitalon, power steering, radio, whitewall 35 Moslem shrine 1 2 3 4 with dark blue Interior, V-6 auto 4 door pillared sedan, grain sides, 7 tires, low mUat. liriuA Y to 3Ligh< 3 3 F o r-o « 6 3 W eicom e HOY. 71 transmission, AM radio, black blue Interior, 4 cyl., 4 speed, AM tires, 10,000 miles. m m 38 Deny trans., power steering, power economical 6-cyllnder engine, , 8-19-22-2e 4 An 3 4 W o rk 6 4 For 10 11 12 cloth & vinyl Interior, 6-cyl„ 170 radio. 1968 FORD CUSTOM SPECIAL $795 SOnginal 3 S C a i 6 5 H ove |24-34JM1/<.- 38 Delve brakes, radio, priced to sell. auto trans., radio, vinyl root, 4-Door. V-8, automatic tranamlailon, power 1973 OLDSMOBILE 98 $4395 f-77-86-90 43-70-74 VSd radial tires. cu. In. engine, 12,000 mllae. 6 D oconj 3 6 N ew s 6 6 N ow 39 Baseball club n r 14 1970 FORD MAVERICK SPECIAL $1395 steering, power brakes, radio, low mllaa. Luxury Sedan. V-8, autbmatic, power ataarlng, GIMINI 37 Affection 6 7 Y o u 'll 79 lEIKtlllV $1195 power disc brakes, air conditioning, power win­ 7 H e o m ugittarius 42 Speechless 2-Door, 6-cyllnder, 3-spead, radio, whitewall tirea. BY ROV CRANE 8 W ork 3 8 N o 68 Finonciol l) 69 FORD $1595 68 CHEV. $995 73 PINTO Marquis 4-Dr. Pillared Hardtop. dows, power seat, tilt wheal, cruise, deloggar, 51 nay 71 HOY 44 Smell 16 $2395 ; BUZZ SAWYER 9 Your 39 Interests 6 9 T o 46 Favorite Torino Squire Wagon, 9 Chevelle Malibu 2-door Hardtop. Station Wagon, medium blue, 4- 8-cyl., automatic, PS, PB, blue, stereo radio, blue with white top. lO O ut 4 0 B eh in d 7 0 For DK. ■ 1 passenger, V-8, auto trans., 1968 OLDS DELTA 88 $1095 47 Dutch cheese I. „ 20 2i Turquoise with black vinyl In­ speed transmission, nicely matching Interior, black vinyl v-8, automatic transmlealon, power ataarlng, t h e m UAR POOR.'^O Ri Uirr9 M2-27-29-52 n You're 4 IT o k e 71 Y ou 6-18-21-38 power steering, power brakes, 4 2 Lo nger 7 2 S p e c io l SI Rules out ■ terior, V-8, auto, trans., PS, radio, equipped economy car. rqq(...... power brakes, air conditioning, radio, whltewalle. 1972 OLDS CUSTOM CRUSER WAGON ; FUN MY { THE PROWLER WAS IN S T ia p a d l o c k e d — i/FFi , j e s 3-8W83-87 12Do 0-5&66 C , 22 23 25 26 lac. air., roolrack, 44,000 miles. whitewalls. 13 Afsprooch 43 T u rn 7 3 R esults 53 Soviet lake . 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I I \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., July 29, 1974 Obituaries Stall Attempt Fails Police Report Mrs. Bertha Dilworih Mrs. Charles R. Adams MANCHESTER released on 6150 non-surety in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, BOLTON - Mrs. Bertha Alan Gagne, 19, of 33 Montauk bond for court Aug. 12. Mrs. Catherine Dermody (Continued From Page 1) Manchester’s 20-member delegation, Aug. 20. Cusson Dilworth of 41 Botch Adams, 50, of 65 Ansaldi Rd. which included district delegate Elinor Dr., Vernon, was arrested Roger Michaud, 16, of W. Rd. was dead on arrival at died Saturday at Manchester Hashim, cast 19 votes for Brannen and one Saturday at noon on Williams Rene E. Hirth, 24, of 51 Sandy Middle Tpke., Manchester was Manchester Memorial Hospital Memorial Hospital. She was the Voting for Steele were Agostinelli, Saun- for Kozlowski Saturday afternoon. The St. by Patrolman John Marvin Beach Rd. Ext., Ellington was charged with operating a motor Sunday morning after suffering wife of Charles R. Adams. da Taylor, Harlan Taylor, Carl Zinsser, lone vote for Kozlowski came from after police were alerted to arrested Sunday at 12:50 p.m. vehicle under suspension and an attack at home. She was the Born Aug. 27, 1923, in Hillery Gallagher, Eugene Montany, Agostinelli. watch for a car like the one and charged with possession of operating an unregistered widow of John V. Dilworth. Seekonk, Mass., she lived in Charles McKenzie, Elsie Swensson, Roy In a short caucus in the Bushnell lobby Gagne was driving. ’The alert marijuana. He posted 6500 non­ motor vehicle. Born in Chicopee, Mass., she Newington before moving to Thompson, M. Philip Susag, Mary before the senate candidate vote, was in regards to a theft of surety bond for court Aug. 12 lived in the Hartford- Manchester 13 years ago. Fletcher and Donald Kuehl. Manchester delegates concentrated on work boots at the King’s depart­ and was released to a state Manchester area most of her She was a member of Gibbons Favoring Panuzio were A. Paul Berte, Brannen in discussing preferences. A few ment store at 11:43 a.m. trooper from the Stafford Police said Michaud, who was life. Before retiring in 1955, she Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Marion Mercer, M. Adler Dobkin, David of the women delegates mentionned Mrs. After the arrest, police found Barracks due to an investiga­ operating a motorcycle, was had been employed at both Columbus, and the Ladies of St. Odegard, Anita Murphy, Vivian Ferguson Jorgensen, but then agreed that Brannen that the car he was driving had tion in Stafford of a car theft. stopped on Maple St. in Rockville and then fled the Travelers and Aetna Life and James. She was also a member and district delegate Elinor Hashim. was first choice. been stolen. ’The arrest here was made in scene. He was later ap­ Casualty insurance companies. of the Manchester Square The lone Collins supporter, Donald “Brannen's wife will be a plus,” Gagne was charged with Wickham Park. She was a communicant at St. Dance Club. Manchester delegate Mary Fletcher second-degree larceny by prehended in Manchester by Manchester Police and Maurice Church. Besides her husband, sur­ pointed out. possession, having a weapon in Donald P. King, 24, of Staf­ Survivors are a son, John J. vivors are two sons, James a motor vehicle (a .22 cal. ford Springs was brought to released on a 6200 non-surety Dilworth of Columbia; a Adams and Edward Adams, The Manchester delegation cast all its 20 pellet gun), forgery of motor Police Headquarters today bond for appearance in Circuit daughter, Mrs. Odette and two daughters, Maureen votes for Bingham in the two-way contest vehicle registration, misuse of from the State Correctional Court 12, Rockville, Aug. 20. Kenneson, with whom she made Adams and Suzanne Adams, all for attorney general nomination. marker plates, and fourth- Center in Hartford at 10 a.m. her home; four grandchildren at home; her mother, Mrs. degree larceny (in connection and served a Circuit Court 12 and two great-grandchildren. Bertha Dermody of Seekonk; a There was little discussion by the local with the theft of the boots). He warrant charging him with The funeral is Tuesday at brother, Charles A. Dermody of delegates about that race. was scheduled to be presented third-degree larceny by posses­ Jered R. Tompkins, 16, of 187 10:15 a m. from the John F. Riverside, R.I.; and three in Circuit Court 12 in sion in regards to a theft at The Gardner St. was charged with Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. sisters, Mrs. Caroline State Agriculture Commissioner Fenton Manchester today. Collector’s Corner. improper passing on a curve Center St., with a Mass at 11 at Kirkwood of Riverside, Mrs. “Pat” Futtner of South Windsor garnered ’The car was stolen from Anne Saturday at 12:26 a.m. after the St. Maurice Church. Burial will Pauline Allan of East eight votes for the gubernatorial nomina­ M. Patten of West Hartford and Wilfred J. Meyer, 52, of 24 car he was driving west on be in Bolton Center Cemetery. Greenwich, R.I., and Mrs. tion — all from the South Windsor delega­ had been partially repainted. Locust St. was arrested Satur­ Timber Trail went off the side There are no calling hours. Elizabeth Ford of Angwin, tion— during the delegate-by-delegate roll day and charged with breach of of the road and struck a utility Calif. call of 1,287 Republicans at Saturday’s Matthew Dublel, 17, of 608 peace. He posted a 6100 non­ pole. The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 convention. Governors Highway, South surety bond for court Aug. 12. Mrs. Morton T. Burdick a.m. from the Fitzgerald But he only wound up with one vote after Windsor; Arthur McNary, 16, of Patrolman Gary Benson and Mrs. Mary Horton Burdick, Funeral Home, 225 Main St. the vote-switching permitted by conven­ 2289 Ellington Rd., South Wind­ Edward S. Opalack, 51, of 228 neighbors administered first 74, of Hampton died Saturday in with a Mass at 9 at St. James tion rules, which occurred after the roll sor; and Deborah A. Conp- E. Middle ’Tpke. was arrested aid and Tompkins was taken by a Willimantic Nursing Home. Church. Burial will be in St. call and before the votes were tallied. pinger, 18, of East Hartford Saturday at 4:48 p.m. on ambulance to Manchester She was the wife of Morotn T. James Cemetery. (Herald photo by Bevins) Seven of South Windsor’s eight were all arrested Saturday at Deming St. and charged with Memorial Hospital where he Burdick. She was a former Friends may call at the delegates switched their votes to Steele. 8:20 p.m. at Mt. Nebo and operating a motor vehicle while was treated for a lacerated elementary teacher in Coven­ funeral home tonight from 7 to Nate Accepts The only remaining vote for Futtner which charged with possession of his license is suspended. He forehead and discharged. try. 9. wasn’t switched was cast by David marijuana. posted 6150 cash bond for court Court for Tompkins is Aug. Born in Pomfret, she lived in Genovesi, switched his vote to Steele after Sorensen, who was sitting as alternate for The three, along with three Aug. 5. 12. the roll-call and before the final tally. 15-year-blds from South Wind­ Hampton 37 years. William J. Milewski district delegate Futtner. sor, were found in a car at the Donna Sheldon, 24, of 99 John R. Rae, 27, of East Hart­ Other survivors are two sons, William J. Milewski of 42 a sister, and four The convention was doubly hectic for Other towns in the Manchester area park. ’Three bags of marijuana Spencer St. was charged with ford was injured Sunday at 9:30 Edwards St. died Sunday at Republican Town Chairman A. Paul Berte went all-out for Steele. were found in the car along with an improper lefthand turn grandchildren. Manchester Memorial p.m. after a two-car collision at of Manchester, who led the local delega­ The First Congressional District Town nine cans of beer and several Saturday at 4:59 p.m. after the Spencer St. and Hartford Rd. Funeral services are Tuesday Hospital. He was the husband of tion. of Bolton cast its three ballots for Steele. pipes with marijuana in them. car she was driving east on He was taken by ambulance to at 2 p.m. at the Abington Doris Kripaites Milewski. Besides convention business, Berte was The Second District towns surrounding The three juveniles were Spencer St. began a left turn Congregational Church, Pom­ Born in Hartford, he lived in Manchester Memorial Hospital fret. Burial will be in Litchfield worrying about his wife, Susan, who was Manchester also cast all their votes for turned over to their parents. and struck a motorcycle head- where he was treated for multi­ Manchester the past 32 years. Cemetery, Hampton. expecting a baby. Steele. The three older teens were on. ple abrasions and discharged. He was a World War II Army Periodically throughout the convention Those towns, and the number of released on 6150 non-surety There are no calling hours. veteran and served in the South Denis B. Falcon, 25, of 147 Friends wishing to do so may Friday and Saturday, Berte left the floor delegates, were: Andover, three; Colum­ bonds each for court Aug. 12. Pacific Vk years. He was a South St., Rockville, the motor­ Gary T. Beaulieu, 21, of East to make phone calls. bia, three; Coventry, four; Ellington, Dubiel was also issued a make memorial contributions crew leader for the Hartford cyclist, was taken by am­ Hartford was the other driver. to the Sunday School depart­ th e baby was still being expected this four; Tolland, four; and Vernon (Steele’s written warning for possession Electric Light Co. for 28 years. bulance to Manchester There were no passengers. Both ment of the church. morning. hometown), 12. of liquor in a motor vehicle Other survivors are a son, Memorial Hospital where he drivers told police they thought The Smith and Walker operated by a minor. William J. Milewski Jr., and a was treated for a wrist injury they had the green light. No Funeral Home, 148 Grove St., and discharged. arrests made and the accident daughter, Darryl Milewski, David E. Fine, 20, of Putnam, is in charge of Court for Sheldon is Aug. 12. is still under investigation. both at home. Bethesda, Md., was arrested arrangements. Agostinelli VERNON The funeral is Wednesday at Sunday at 1:47 a.m. on Main St. 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes before leaving the Hilton. Later, he sent near the center after Thomas Two Manchester men were Funeral Home, 400 Main St., (Continued From Page 1) Agostinelli a personal letter of con­ M. Reardon of Cromwell said admitted to Manchester Ernest J. Jacobs Richard MigUore, 20, of 12 with a Mass at 9 at St. Bridget gratulations. he saw him kick in the door of Memorial Hospital Sunday Ernest J. Jacobs, 74, of Hart­ While mayor of Manchester, Agostinelli West St. and JoAnne Chevrette, Church. Burial will be in St. Agostinelii has a picture of the Presi­ his sports car. Reardon night with injuries suffered ford, formerly of Manchester, was chosen by his peers to head the 29- 15, of 176 Lyness St. were riding Bridget Cemetery. dent in his office. As he tells visitors, detain^ Fine until a policeman when they were both struck by died Sunday at University- town Capitol Region Council of a motorcylce in the woods Sun­ Friends may call at the "He’s the President. If he were a came on the scene. a car on 1-88 in Vernon. McCook Hospital in Hartford. Governments. day at 6:50 p.m. to the rear of funeral home Tuesday from 2 to Democrat, I’d still have his picture on the The door kicking apparently Roger Dubay, 23, of He was the husband of Florence Early in 1970, admirers of Agostinelli — 144 Linwood Dr. The bike hit a 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. wall.” occurred after Fine and Mark Wadsworth St. was reported in Hoffman Jacobs. and there were many — convinced him he piece of wood causing it to hit When he was Manchester mayor, he B. ’Thompson, 20, of Bethesda, serious condition and John Nor­ He was born in Manchester should seek state office. He declared he ton, 26, of 92 Bissell St. in the youth in the jaw. The Sept. 24,1899, and lived in Hart­ Donald Wojcik Jr. was a candidate for lieutenant governor followed the same philosophy. He ac­ Md., were in a fight with a band corded respect to top office-holders, of satisfactory condition. They neighbors called for help. ’The ford the past 48 years. He had at Funeral services were held and campaigned vigorously for the playing at the Other Horse ambulance crew found the whatever party. He never failed to suffered head and leg injuries. one time owned and operated July 17 in Dallas, Tex., for nomination — traveling the length and restaurant on E. Center St. youth in the kitchen of 144 welcome them to town, in his official Stato Police said the two men the West Side Dairy in Donald Wojik Jr., 22 months, of breadth of the state and speaking at Reardon is an employe of the Linwood Dr. capacity and out of respect. restaurant. were struck by a car driven by Manchester. He was a self- Dallas, formerly of meetings of from two to 1,000 persons. He was taken to Manchester Fine was charged with in­ Kenneth Buratti of Hartford. employed painter and Manchester, who died suddenly He became well-known and, although he A Popular Republican Memorial Hospital where he toxication and third-degree Police said the car was west­ decorator in Hartford until his July 15. Burial was in Restland didn’t get the nomination for lieutenant ' Since he became comptroller, he has bound when it struck the two w as treated for facial retirement two years ago. Cemetery, Dallas. governor in 1970, he did get the nomination become one of the most popular criminal mischief. Court was lacerations and discharged. set for today. men, whom police said were He was a communicant of the He was born in Manchester for comptroller. Again, he campaigned Republicans in the state. When he was in­ standing in the center lane. The Miss Chavrette, his passenger, Immaculate Conception Church Aug. 30,1972, the son of Mr. and vigorously — the length and breadth of the troduced Friday night to the GOP State Thompson was arrested a was uninjured. short time later at Police accident is still under investiga­ in Hartford. Mrs. Donald Wojcik Sr. He state. Convention, the applause for him was tion. Besides his wife, survivors moved his family to Dallas 'Instant Recognition' spontaneous, warm and sincere. It was not Headquarters and charged with Ken Arnold of 365 W. Middle intoxication and breach of Howard Gilnite, 20, of 444 are two brothers, John F. about a year ago. contrived — as was the applause for Center St., Manchester, was ’Tpke. was able to save his Jacobs and Peter P. Jacobs, Besides his parents, he leaves Then came Oct. 12, 1970, and “instant several of those introduced. peace after he caused a distur- cnarged Saturday witn dis­ motorcycle Sunday at 1:45 a.m. both of Manchester; and a three sisters, Wendy Ann, Nan­ recognition.” For nine weeks, from mid-April to mid- .bance there during the orderly conduct, fourth-degree from two young thieves. sister, Mrs. Martha Massey of cy Lynn, and Melanie Marie, all President Richard Nixon was in Hart­ June, Agostinelli had been a candidate for processing of Fine’s arrest. He larceny and interfering with a He leaned the black Ossa Bolton. at home in Dallas; his maternal ford to speak to a national group of governor. He withdrew from the race on posted 6100 cash bond for court police officer in connection motorcycle against the east The funeral will be grandmother, Mrs. Helen Lar­ editors. Agostinelli, was on the sidewalk June 19 and threw his support to Robert Aug. 12. with the investigation of the side of his house. A few minutes Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from son of Manchester; and his outside the Hartford Hilton Hotel as Presi­ Steele. Many top Republicans are con­ theft of liquor from a Vernon later, he heard it being wheeled the Giuliano-Sagarino Funeral paternal grandmother, Mrs. dent Nixon walked into the lobby. vinced the June 19 action insured Steele’s David J. Swanson, 20, of East store. away. Home, 247 Washington St., Anna Mae Wojcik of Syracuse, Agostinelli noticed a Viet Cong flag being nomination for governor. Hartford was arrested today at Gilnite was also charged Sun­ Arnold ran outside and saw Hartford, with a Mass at 9 at N.Y. waved by demonstrators opposite the With Gov. Thomas Meskill ineffective 2:02 a.m. and charged with day with intoxication and two youths running west down the Immaculate Conception hotel. because of his “lame duck” status and the operating a motor vehicle while tampering with a motor vehi­ W. Middle ’Tpke. with his bike. Church. Burial will be in St. He rushed over, tore the flag from the anticipation he will resign soon for a his license is under suspension cle. Allen Pilotte, 18, of 105 He chased them on a road on James Cemetery, Manchester. hands of the demonstrator, threw it to the federal judgeship, Agostinelli will be the and having passengers outside High St., Rockville was also the east side of Hilliard Pond. Friends may call at the Public ground and stomped on it. TV cameras only Republican still occupying the state his motor vehicle. Police charged with the same offenses The youths then ran from the funeral home Tuesday from 7 to caught the action and reporters from office to which he was elected in 1970. stopped the convertible Swan­ in connection with the in­ bike into the woods where Ar­ 9 p.m. Records throughout the country observed it. son was driving on Main St. I The “Agostinelli Story” may be just vestigation of an incident on nold lost them. The motorcycle Agostinelli received coast-to-coast beginning. At 43, he has many years of with six passengers, one of Gerald Dr., Vernon. was okay. recognition. political future before him. Win, lose or them on the trunk. He was Dr, Tlioinas A. Stonliouse ’They are scheduled to appear Warranty Deeds President Nixon was informed of the in­ draw, he is an asset to the Republican par­ Dr. Thomas A. Stonhouse of ty, to Manchester and to Connecticut. 48 Birchlawn Ter., Newington, Ruth McCabe to Roy and May cident and congratulated Agostinelli a former director of the Tall Anderson, property at South Cedars Band of Manchester, Farms Dr., J49,500. died at Hartford Hospital this . Allen and Florence Atlas to morning. Edward and Edith Seger, fire at 73 Fern St. (Town) He was also an assistant property at 87 Carman Rd,, alarm at box on corner of director of the Sphinx Temple 140,000. Saturday, 5:51 p.m. — rubbish Spruce and Bissell Stsi’fTown) Shrine Band and at one time Antoinette Ponticelli to Irene fire at 73 Florence St. (Town) Sunday, 2:35 a.m. — false IFire Calls Saturday, 10:20 p.m. — false was its first chair trumpeter. Pisch, property at Homestead alarm at 130 Spruce St. (Town) alarm at box on corner of Sunday, 7:35 p.m. — car fire Dr. Stonhouse was an op­ Park, no conveyance tax. tometrist. John Mucha and Charle? Bluefield and Case Drs. (Town) at 86 Autumn St. (Town) Walden Jr. to Ruth mcCabe, Sunday, 2:05 a.m. — false Sunday, 11:55 p.m. — car fire He is survived by his widow MANCHESTER and a daughter. property at Northfield Green alarm at box at corner of on Rt. 84 near S. Main St. Condominium, 636,50b. Friday, 1:22 p,m, - stove fire Spruce and Bissell Sts. (Town) efown) Other details were un­ at 65 Highwood Dr. (Town) available. Nicholas and Amelia Costa to Sunday, 2:21 a.m. — false Christian and Kathleen Friday, 1:30 p.m. - car fire Donahue, property at 12 Bonner at 65 Highwood Dr. (Town) Rd., 636,500. Friday, 3 p.m. — smoke in Legal Notices J.A. McCarthy, Inc., to house at 41 Fulton Rd. (Town) Nicholas and Amelia Costa, Friday,7:25 p.m. — water (r Court of Probate, District of Manchester property at Green Manor flow alarm at Pine and Cooper NOTICE OF HEARING Estates, 653,900. Hill Sts. in the warehouse ESTATE OF J. ALFRED JOHNSON, formerly housing the King’s / deceased Building Permit •) Pursuant to an order of Hon. William "U iR Housing, new dwelling Department store. (Town) (|« E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated July 22,1S74 Saturday, 3:54 p.m. — car fire ^ a hearing will be held on an application at 76 Wyllys St., 640,000. praying tor authoritv to sell certain real Judgment Lien at 29 S. Adams St. (Town) f s estate as in said application on file more Saturday, 5:13 p.m. — gas V fully appears, at the Court of Probate on Hartford Hospital, Inc., August 6. 1974 at 10:30 a.m. against Raymond and Judith washdown on Spencer St. in {fg MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Oerk Healy, Shallowbrrook Lane, front of Squire Village apart- \ canning and 6652.28. ment. (Town) Saturday, 5:40 p.m. — rubbish Court of Probate, District of Manchester NOTICE OF HEARING I freezing supplies ESTATE OF SARAH M. BANAVIGE, deceased Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 5 pint size plastic containers ...... 999 E. FitzGerald, Judge, a hearing will be held on an application praying that an In­ 30 pint size freezer b a g s ...... 499 strument purporting to be the last will (• 30 quart size freezer bags...... 699. and testament of said deceased be ad­ mitted to probate as In said appllcatlpn • — PLUS - • 9)1 on file more fully appears, at the Court (• freezer boxes, twist ties, mason Jars, quilted Jelly Jars, of Probate on AugustB, 1974 at 10;00a.m, Krause MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Clerk Jar_llds and rubbers, freezer tape, strainers, florist & Greenhouses cheese cloth and paraffin wax... Court of Probate we have every little thingl District of Manchester NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF GUSTAV GOLDSTEIN ‘Softere a Pursuant to an order of Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be dollar’s presented to the fiduciary named below teorth a on or before Oct. 23,1974 or be barred by LAit<;prr ritail arowers in Manchester law. 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CUP COUPON AND BRING TO GRANTS FR.cf.ir'.ari 37'/4" X 6' 5-PC. DINETTE FOAM-DACKED FIBERQLAS®* COORDIIIATES With this co upon VINYL WINDOW SHADE 'Butcher Block' set with chrome-plated TEXTURED Fade-proofi Rarne-retardantl Novel^-weave cafes and shorties in sturdy FibergSas** glass fiber. Ckpiplote with Ftesists fading, drying, hardening! Trans­ steel pedestaJs. 36x48” textured SOLID THROWS Formica® table extends to 60" with 12" cafe rings and foam-baok insulation. ‘Dale’ in white, dolors. % OFF ALL lucent embossed 'Kordovin' shade is fully Keep fwniture in shape! Decorative, leaf. Swivel chairs with vinyl upholstery. smooth-fitting throws in no-iron 48* pleated width per pair. washable. [Decorator colors. We cut to fit! ootton/rayon. ‘Viking’ in handsome 54"LShorties ...... Sale,4.97PR. SHOWER CURTAINS scflida! 8TL Shorties...... Sale, 5J57 PR. 804ALlwf5s]r Valance...... Sale, 1.97 EA. IN STOCK M’ xrO *...... Sale, flJMEA Attractive decorator styles, colors. 120*xTO* ...... S ele.11A8 EA *H*g. r a OwwwCom lng 140* X 70* ...... Sele. 14A0 EA; Now thru Soturdoy YOUR CHOICE

EA. Both size JUMBO CAN^ CONTAINERS PLAIN ’N’ FANCY Lift-Top Container — with ’Bag-Lok’ for holding TOWEL ENSEMBLES liners in place. Large 44-qt. capacity. Extra sturdy Super soft and absorbent in styles in avocado, yellow, flame. that match your color scheme. At a Rugged Trash Can — giant 20-gal. size. Built to top savings now! resist cracking. Retains shape, rustproof. With ‘Bath Mates’: the all-favorite cotton tight-fit cover. Avocado color. terry to soak up moisture quickly, Now thru Saturday easily. Now in lively, co-ordinated Add these buys to solids, jacquards. your Charge Accoont ‘Frosty’: absorbent looped cotton terry in a handsome tri-color jac­ quard pattern. Matching hand towels...... Sale, 1.47 ea. Matching wash c lo th s ___ Sale, 67c ea. BUY OF Now thru Saturday... - Use your CHARGE Account! TH E W EEK

EA. Twin fiat of fitted ‘DAISY’ PRINT NO-IRON SHEETS Wrinkle-free in easy-care 130 count polyester/cotton. Fitted styles In all,-over print have stretch ends; border trim on solid top sheets. Double flat or fitted. . . . Sale, 4.27 ea. YOUR CHOICE Matching Pillowcases, Twin site P k g .o f2 ...... Sale, 2.87 DIAMOND-SHAPED DROP-TOP STURDY PAIL OR WOVEN COTTON BEDSPREAD WASTEBASKETS CONTAINER SQUARE DiSHPAN ‘Regent’ in soft, natural machine washable cotton. Smartly designed. 28-qt. capacity. 20-qt size in avocado, or harvest Heavy Duty Pall — has easy- Rounded, easy-to-drape corners with thick fringe. Extra sturdy rim. Choice of av­ gold with whitq lids. AJways cov­ pour spout. 11 qts. Strong haixtie. Vibrant colors. ocado, yellow, poppy. ered, always neat. Square Dishpan — 13''x1Tx7'. Full s iz e ...... Sale, 10.88 Daisy design. Avocado, yellow. FOR ^ PLUMP PILLOW^ ‘Mod Art': allergy-free, mildew-proof BUY OF polyester pillows for carefree comfort Bright floral covers. 20"x26" finished THE WEEK size. Buy now . . . Save! Queen size 20“x30" finished s ize ...... Sale, 2 FOR $7 King size 20"x36" PORCELAIN ENAMEL finished s ize ...... Sale, 2 FOR $9 COOKWARE ASSORTMENT Each piece is rigidly made of heavy porcelain enameled steel to serve you a long time. They clean in a jiffy! Choose 2-qt. kettle; 5 qt. sauce pot with cover; 3-pc. set consist!,ig of 54-qt., 1-qt. and 154 -qt. saucepans. Avocado only. 22"x34" Get 'em today at this low price! Both rug 147 1 BU. 30 QT. BATHROOM ENSEMBLE DO you H»V£ A CHARGE’ 'Debonair H' Dacron® polyester and HEAVY DUTY EXTRA STRONG OCTAGONAL DO YOU KNOW GRANT CITY HAS . Verel® modacrylic blend pile for a plush • Glassware, dinnerware ' 'fur' look. Save! ROUND SHAPED SIT-ON HAMPER 8-QUART SIZE GtwnZs • Electrical appliances CHARG6 CARO ‘ Tank ...... Sale, 5.44 ea. LAUNDRY BASKET FASHION COLORS WASTEBASKET Qood a! all Grant stores • Laundry needs, more plastics coast to coast l-)d ...... Sale, 1.94 e^. 808 A U 807 A U PAIR COLORFUL TOPS WITH DENIM^STILL #1

EMBROIDERED POLYESTER TOP WEBTERN-STYLE Super solid colors are the ground work for smashing, colorful embroi­ DENIM JACKET Authentic western styling. . . the look dered designs. Polyester knit. S-M-L. all boys love! Handsome top stitch­ ing. Meta(j3uttons. Permanent Press blend of polyester and cotton. Vat- dyed indigo blue. Sizes 8-18.

EMBROIDERED NYLON TOPS A perky knit top with fancy stitching ESTERN-STYLE keeps up with your fabulous tastes! Young Misses S-M-L. DENIM JACKET WESTERN-STYLE Shades of the Old West recaptured in a WESTERN-LOOK DENIM JEANS bold all-man look. Metal snaps or but­ JEAN JACKET Permanent Press blend of polyester tons plus orange stitching accent this and cotton: easy care, long wear! 4 Styled the way you love to look, in cotton denim jacket with 2 pockets fXKkets. Flare bottoms. Blue. 8-18 washable cotton denim! Front pockets, Regular; 8-16 Slim. S-M-L-XL. fancy stitching. Th e Western look iri one fantastic snap-front jacket. S-M -L. COTTONDENIM DENIM JEANS 'CARPENTER'JEAIUS Pockets are everywhere, front, back TO LIVE IN and on the leg! Buckle back, zip front. It s all basic . . . style, length and fit. Young Miss sizes 7-14. Now it's up to you to add the beauty. Embroider 'em up or wear 'em as is! Machine-wash cotton. Sizes 6-16. REAL LEATHER HANDBAGS with shoulder straps. 6 assorted styles HEAVYWEIGHT from which to choose. Rich aarth-tone colors. 6.77 EA. Your Choice DENIM JEANS Now thro Saturday . . . Charge them! Workdays and weekends, these 132/4 oz. cotton denim jeans will see you through it all! A lean-look proportioned BUY OF fit with rivets and bar tacks at stress THE WEEK points. 29 to 38. LITTLE GIRLS’ \ LITTLE BOYS’ N ow thru Saturday ACRYLIC KNIT TOP NO-tRON KNIT TOPS Fashion solids! Pullover top has Assorted styles in short and long rib-knit turtleneck, cuffs and waists Short of cash? sleeves available. Polyesfer/cotlons; S-M-L. acrylic/polyesters; cottons. 4-7. Use your Charge! M ATCH-UP W ITH DENIM JEANS Flare-leg style; swing pockets little DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE'^ girls love! ^ easy-care, in cotton DENIM JEANS TAKE denim . . . sizes 4-6X. LOTS OF ACTION SA V E 20%. Get plenty of wear with DOVOOtWVe ACHASat? our zip-front style, pocketed jeans! Sturdy cotton denim machine- washes. Sizes 4-7. CHARGE CARD BeK not included CHARGE CARO ’ good at all Grant stores good at all Giant stores loasi to coast coast to coast 809 ALL

810 ALL JR’S. MEET A A WORK OR PLAY FRESH NEW TOP CHAMBRAY SHIRT Shirt topping the Junior way, with This all cotton chambray shirt ease and dash. Baby doll style, Peter doses the generation gap . , . Pan collar. Woven polyester/cotton. Sizes 5-15. everybody loves it! 2 podtets, long stay-in tail. Blue with white Pitching. S-M-L-XL.

FAMOUS MAKER FORTREL® BLEND JR. JEANS WORK SHIRT Join the spirited generation in the newest cotton denim jeans for Smooth no-iron blend of Fortrel® Juniors. Super fit, great details. 5-15. M l. polyester/cotton. Proportioned fit Scarf bIbo BvaiiBbiD ( with button-flap pockets, long- pointed collar, and longer stay-in SAVE OVER *1 tail. Neck: 14'/2-17. iiu o clio d e n im WORK DUNGAREES Long-wearing cotton denim, pre-shrurA for shape-rdtention. Triple-stitched seams, topi pock­ EA. et, and reinforced at stress points. Waist: 29-42. JR’S. LIVE IN Bait abo.svaHaM« TURTLENECKS These are especially pretty with poin- NYLON KNIT tetle stitching and ribbed turtle. Hugs you close in great colors. Nylon knit. TURTLENECK Fully fashioned solid color top features Sizes S-M-L. ribbed turtleneck and back zip. A beau­ tiful basic to coordinate with pants or FORTREL® BLEND anything else you fancy. Sizes 34-40. WORK PANTS The punishment takers . . . rugged Fortrel® polyester/cotton that needs UP? no ironing. Fully cut and reinforced I at stress points for longer Waist; 30-42. MEN’S STURDY JR.’S CLASSIC SAVE OVER ^2 PR. also available 8'^ WORK BOOTS VERSATILE PANTS Tough, long lasting genuine, Casually elegant in smashing solids, leather uppers. Sport gum crepe these fMints are wardrobe makers. soles. Tops for aiK day comfort Woven textured polyester. 5-15. Sizes 6Vi-12; -

POLYESTER PANTS A magnificent assortment of sporty jacquards in all kinds of glorious colors is waiting for you. Double knit polyester p a MOCK TURTLES pant pulls on for comfort. Sizes 8-18. p K a ARE TOPS! Now thru Saturday BeauWujly knit of cool nylon, and fully fashioned with short sleeves, this MEN’S COTTON style says it all! Great colors. 34-40. WORK SOCKS Comfortable socks with full cushiorpd foot and extra abstxf}- ent sble. Machine wash, tumble 00 YOU HAVE A CHARGE^ dry. Fits sizes 10/10V*; 1VlV/z; New fiini SetiNiiay PR. oovouMAvEACWnaet sttotr OF PROPORTIONED CASK? t»E ro w PULL-ON PANTS YOU CAN USE YOUR CHARGr CARO Made-for-yoapants that are never too good ai all Giani in in CMAAGE CHARGE ACCOUNT coast 10 coast long or short. Double knit polyester COAST-TO-COAST! ACCOUNT solids. Petite (8-16), Average (10-20), Tall (12-20). 812 ALL P O LY E S TE R DOUBLE KNITS Exciting textured jacquards! Popular fancy stitches — in the newest fashion solid colors around! Bolt after bolt of polyester double knit for dresses, suits, VERSATILE sporty separates. 58/60" widths; full bolls. Stock up now . . . and save more! SINGLE KNITS Now thru Saturday —« Y a i^ after yard of smashing prints! Most-wanted color combi­ nations to suit every fashion taste! Come see our huge as­ Add these buys to sortment of polyester and pdyester/cotton single knit fabrics; your Charge Account many with that popular woven look! 54/60" wide; 2-10 yard lengths. Hurry! N*w thru Setwrihy

YOUR CHOICE ‘DECORAMA’ PRINTS FOR HOME DECOR S Sold in 3 pr. pky... Snie 1.77 Prints! Florals! Geometric-looks! Pre-shrunk cottons look and FOR WOMEN’S NYLON wear like dollars more! 48/54" widths; 2-10 yard lengths. BIKINIS AND BRIEES A . Nylon Bikinis . . . colorful polka dots sprinkled on JUNIOR MISS white background, sizes 5 to 7. SHEER PANTYHOSE B. Nylon Satinette Bikinis in white, assorted solid col­ B E TTE R ors. Sizes 5 to 7. SU ITIN G All-sheer nylon pantyhose for the young lady C. Runproof Briefs of 40 denier Antron® nylon. Double of the family. Fashionable new shades look fabric crotch, contour cut hip, woven elastic leg. White, FABRICS ... great with latest styles. One size fits 7 to 14. assorted colors. Sizes 6 to 10. ‘SQUIRE ir Plains, fancies . . . now ity patterns! Luxurious looking woven CHILDREN'S, fabrics for ensembles, dresses. 44/45" widths; 2-10 yd..lengths. * GIRLS', WOMEN'S OPAQUE KNEE HIGHS QRANtS YOUNG Stretch nylon for a sleek look. Cuffed tops. INTIMATE BRAS Basic and fashion colors. Children's 6-7/4; Girls' 7'/4-9; W omen's 9-11. EA. ‘SUM M IT’ Colorful Antron** nylon/ ASSORTMENT YD. BUY OF Lycra* spandex soft, OF C O TTO N S stretchy bras. Multi-purpose solids, prints! Ideal for .casual fashions, home THE WEEK BUY OF D. Converts to halter, decor needs 35/36" widths, fuH bolts stretch straps, lace edge. THE WEEK One cup size fits all, (32-34-36). E . Cups: A. B. C . 32 to 36. SAVE OVER ^ ! SET

SHOP! COMPARE! 3 PC SET SAVE! SAVE EA. GR ANTS ‘VEGA’ OVER NYLON STRETC^ 3-PC. LUGGAGE SET YOUR CHOICE PANTYHOSE Washable covers in green, blue or per­ Sheer mesh nylon stretches to fit I SKEItfSl simmon; aluminum frames; vinyl linings. STYLER/DRYERS — won't sag, or bag. Nude heel, JR. MISS BRA Sold separately, too: new shades. P/A; T/XT. SEAM-FREE CUPS GRANTS COLORFAST ‘DAZZLE’ WORSTED 14" cosmetic case ...... Sale, $9 W O M E N 'S styler with brush, heat concen­ 21" weekender...... Sale, $11 DO yo u HAVE A CHARGE’ Polyester cups, lightly RUG YARN KNITTING YARN trator, 2 combs, auxiliary handle attach­ BUY 70 yard skein, approx. 214 oz., NylorVCreslan® acrylic blend, 4 26" wardrobe ...... Sale, $14 814 ALL ments. 750 Wattp. contoured with polyestor NOW... fiberfHI. Nylon/Lycrat* . rayorVcotton blend. Colors. ply 4 oz, no blocking! Machine M E N 'S styler with air concentrator, comb Soy spandex sides, bztok. washable. and brush attachments. 750 Watts. 'Charge mmm CHARGE CARO 30-36 AA, 32-36 A. I813AU good at all Grant stores to my coast to coast Account' V

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GET 2nd GUARANTEE TIRE FOR ■7<-13 TubtUu llDcliw«n GRANTMASTER ‘FOUR 78’ TIRES Quality-built for expressway dependability! High-mileage, road-gripping 7-rib treAd for safe; sure traction! 1 F.E.T. SIZES (per tire) 1ST TIRE' 2ND TIRE* B78-13 1.83 20.99 10.50 E78-14 2.24 24.99 12.50 F78-14 2.41 25.99 13.00 G78-14 2.55 27.99 14.00 G73-15 \ 2.63 27.99 14.00 H78-15 '2 .8 2 29.99 15.00 Prict wlHi •M hvtttry •plua F.E.T, WHITEWALLS. SAME SIZES: $3 MORE FOR isl TIRE, ONLY $1.50 MORE FOR 2nd TIRE GRANTMASTER G AL 8"x36" Shelf ‘480’ BATTERY YOUR G U A R A N TEED 48 M ONTHS! Powerful 12-volt, fits CHOICE most GM, Ford, Chrysler Corp. cars. Advanced design. BUY IstA PREFINISHED Delivers quick', sure starts in all kinds of weather. Loads TIRE FOR D EC O R A TO R WALL SHELVING of reserve power, too! Economy space-savers! Warp-resistant hardwood LATEX PAINT shelves. Rich walnut finish. Vinyl-clad hardware. Doz­ GET 2nd WALL PAINT. Flows on smoothly, ens of oractical uses! Sold unassembled. F7t-14 TIRE FOR Tvbcicss helps hide cracks and bumps. Odor- SHELVES Whiftwall rx48". .Sale, 4.34 free. Dries quickly to a durable, wash­ Icrx^lS". .Sale, 4.97 GRANTMASTER able flat finish. Easy soap-and-water STANDARDS BRACKETS ‘STEEL TRAC’ clean-up. Wide selection of decorator 2'...... 1.24 8 " ...... ;..... colors. 3'...... 1.86 10"...... TIRES HOUSE PAINT, For wood, metal, 4'...... 2.46 The DOUBLE PROTECTION of, 2 steel stucco, masonry. Quick drying. Resists belts minimizes chance of, blowoutsi Polyester cord body delivers super-smooth— • peeling, cracking, blistering. Soap- ride! and-water clean-up. White only. (par lira) 1ST TIRE' 2ND TIRE* Now thru Saturday 2.61 38.99 19.50 2.79 40.99 20.50 2.94 42.99 21.50 2.86 40.99 20.50 3.06 42.99 21.50 DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE? 3.50 45.99 23.00 i •plus F.E.T. 8-TRACK TAPE PLAYER Now thru Saturday CHARGE CARO good at all Grant stores coast to coast WITH FM STEREO RADIO Fulfy automatic, trouble-free solid state. Play your fa­ vorite tapes, or tune in to your favorite radio programs DO YOU KNOW GRANT CITY HAS: K’ZiiDDa'ff . . .fabulous sound! • BEDROOM ENSEMBLES O N E G A L L O N • LIVING ROOM GROUPINGS M G. OF TWELVE • DINING ROOM SETS 13^x24** M NEU 3D VINYL MIRROli f 8 7 WALL PANELS TILES ■ AFK-99 Washable, stain-resis­ ‘Ptain Venetian'...... Sale, 46c EA. OT. tant. Self-sticking. 'Brick' 'Antii|ue Gold Vein' or 'GoU V enf QUANTS or ‘Stone’...... 'Sale. 77c EA. AIR FILTERS MOTOR OIL Long Distance 10W40. ARC-45. AFK-83.2.27 EA. Stock up, and SAVE! AFK-31...... JIS 7 EA. lo -o T .'c A N ...... s«M, 5.2a

PLATFORM LADDER CAR TOP CARRIER 58"1. bars. Sturdy steel. 4 cushioned 5' high. Sturdy toggle pads, 84" web straps. Holds aluminum construc­ ENTERTAINMENT securely! DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE'’ tion. Double-riveted CEILING CENTER strength. Truly FIXTURES 7-shelf steel unit in handsome handy! Add a decorator touch to walnut finish. Moderrf styling. any room! Contempor­ ALIGNMENT SPECIAL CHARGE CARD Great for stereo set-up. 60”w. x ary designs in subtle Precision alignment of camber, caster, good 8l an Grtnt slwes 48"h. X 18"d. Wheels included. shades. Just screw in! toe-in. (Extra for cars with torsion bars, COMI to COMI 815 ALL air conditioners.) DO YOU KNOW GRANT CITY HAS: 'Only at Grant* Sarvic* Cantar*. • CAMPING EQUIPMENT 816 ALL • POWER TOOLS O] In

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HUNTSVILI SAVE EA. ftO-‘ seventh day of OVER Penitentiary, 1 YOUR offered to rele $2 EA. CHOICE for five prison playing a pok GRANTS APPLIANCES these hostages SPRAY-STEAM IRON — lightweight with Kathy Ann I aluminum vented soleplate. Fabric dial. 2- SLICE TOASTER —- range selector for shade " ‘^ e B of toast desired. Removable tray. CUP-A-MINIT PERCOLATOR — brews 10 de­ Kernel EA. licious cups of coffee. Signal light. 5'/2-QT. COOKER-FRYER fries, cooks, stews, At Lex roasts. Wire mesh basket. Thermostat. LEXINGTOI 3- SPEED MIXER — great for quick mixing and — once govei ’ s?SS" , beating jobs. Beater ejector. appeals court 8-SPEED BLENDER — mixes, blends, whips, 0037123 - Mon purees. Large plastic container. year term on i s s s a - - ' AVOCADO OR POPPY racetrack stoc •1 Kerner, sen GREAT VALUE! was refused a the second tii Court last weel would be eligil He surrendi EA. federal buildin the prison, a f center, where 3-SPEED Warden Willia 26' BIKES He was assii GRANTS ELECTRIC Tour in easy-going comfort unidentified pt riQ.*—* 2 i with men's or women’s prisoners and PORTABLE TYPEWRITER lightweight bikes withlront and prison — all si 12" carriage. Pre-set tabulator, 88 charac­ rear caliper hand brakes. Tour­ He was> no ter keyboard, 3 automatic repeat keys, ing style saddle and hand­ reporters. power space bar; red and biack ribbon; car­ lebars.' Kerner, gov rying case; more' was appointed SAVE Court of Appe SALE PRICED! SAVE HOW! SALE PRICEDI 26% heart conditio prison’s compi Warden Lav JOMMSOITD* “We are prin MISS flM iDAlLV DRISTAN* IHOHf ilMAND* care of his m ; CLAIROL* ■wmt im A M P O O ^ ^TABLETS POWOint'MIY SHAMPOO-IN Bow* o( M' Kerner earliei A w t i . - ...... wished to get i HAIR PSRWIIIANT COLOR Sot. however, and /^vLwttnM Kerner’s p baby Moldestad, 31, usterine SAVE 21% here a rehabi S A V E 30% L 0 he’s been an MAALOX* stayed out of | LiSTERINE* LiOUIO “He’s accoi MOUTHWASH ia ox. 14 O t . done,’’ she add SALE PRICED! ALBERTO* depends. It’s VO-5* SAVE 20% criminal. Ken |oe Vi, HAIR eYer convictei SPRAY IW! R»a Of bench, resigni MAYBCLLINE* SupwHoW tinned to drav GREAT LASH* • ok . 'c b i O A i i * ' for 14 months MASCARA HERBAL VASELINE*^ TOOTHPASTE IHTENSiyE CARE* LOTION aisA u Tos. ON SALE NOW THRU SAT., AUG. 3

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