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Watertown Area 4 Soyuz-Apollo Reports 5-lnch Rain Crews Ready 3.1 inches at Saugatuck, 2.68 inches at (UPI) — A number of Stevenson, 2.42 inches at Falls Village and CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - Watertown residents left their homes ear- sons around the world, will watch the 2.06 inches in Barkhamsted. To the east, Countdowns continents apart moved launch on television. ly today after a flash flood brought on by Middletown showed .89 inches for the 24- smoothly today toward Tuesday morning’s The U.S. launch is set for 3:50 p.m. EDT more than five inches of rainfall since Sun- hour period and Mansfield Hollow Dam at launch of Russia’s Soyuz spaceship and the Tuesday. day swelled Steele Brook to overflowing. Willimantic showed only .21 inches, the blastoff 7 1/2 hours later of America’s (For a schematic of the joint mission Town Manager Paul Smith said as many weather service said. Apollo in a mission a Soviet official said plans, please turn to page 15.) as 30 people, most living on Westbury The weather service issued a flash flood would strengthen peace and deepen “We will see you in a couple of days,” Park Road, safely fled their homes to es- watch for Massachusetts and Connecticut detente. Stafford said in a telephone call to Leonov cape the rising waters. Property damage west of the Connecticut River for today Astronauts Thomas P. Stafford, Vance while both crews relaxed Sunday. was heavy. Smith said. and tonight. D. Brand and Donald K. “Deke” Slayton The threat of thunderstorms remained Storms Sunday brought strong winds were ready. And Russian managers said in the one big worry for project officials The Red Cross set up shelter in the that knocked down power lines in parts of a in Moscow that cosmonauts Alexei A. although meteorologist Jess Gulick said junior high school, Smith said, although the state, leaving thousands without elec- Leonov and Valeri N. Kubasov likewise the trend is for more favorable conditions. the waters began to recede after daybreak tricity for an hour or two. were set at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, 8,- There has been lightning and rain in the and as of 9 a.m. the rain had stopped. Winds were estimated at 60 m.p.h. in 670 miles from here, for the rendezvous in Cape area for the past eight days and Greenwich and measured at 37 m.p.h. at orbit. forecasters said more was likely State police said heavy rains that came Bradley International Airport in Windsor Admiring Medal “All the training has been completed sometime Tuesday. on a line of storm cells extending from Locks, the weather service said. and the crews are in full readiness for Lightning or even electrified clouds Massachusetts deep into Connecticut About 1,200 Hartford Electric Light Co. Col. Alexei A. Leonov, right, of the two-man Soyuz crew which will link up ASTP (Apollo-Soyuz Test Project,) said overhead could delay the shot a day. Scien- around daybreak flooded roads at rush customers lost power in parts of East with the U.S. Apollo in space, shows a military decoration he received Sun- Andrian G. Nikolaev, deputy director of tists were prepared to drop metallic fibers hour and forced closure of a section of Granby, Granby, Simsbury and Canton. day for service to his country to his mission partner, civilian engineer the Gaprln Cosmonaut Training Center, into cumulus clouds in an attempt to short Interstate 91 in Enfield where rainwater at a midday news briefing in Moscow. About 1,500 Connecticut Light & Power Valery N. Kubasov, left and backup crew civilian Nikolai N. circuit potential thunderheads. Four air- pooled three feet- deep. Co. customers lost power in Norwalk, “We are convinced that the crews will craft will be constantly measuring the Rukavishnikov, second left, and Col. Anatoly V. Filipchenko, second right. fully cope with the mission and we wish Westport, Wilton and Redding. Another 1,- The Soyuz is scheduled to liftoff from the Soviet space complex in Baikonur electric potential of clouds 24,000 to 41,000 Traffic was slowed by heavy rain in the cosmonauts and astronauts a feet overhead. 209 CL&P customers in Bristol lost power. at 8:20 a.m. EDT Tuesday. (UPI photo) other areas, police said, but no accidents successful launch, a full completion of the The weather forecast at Baikonur was were reported. flight program and a soft landing.” good. Meteorologists expected a high of 91 The National Weather Service said the It was also reported that the two degrees Fahrenheit and northerly winds of weather system responsible for the cosmonauts aboard Russia’s Salyut 4 16 to 22 miles per hour. weekend deluge would continue to bring space lab will continue to fly during the The shot marks the end of the Apollo era rain well into the week. The heaviest rain- Soyuz-Apollo mission, ending their two for the United States. Local officials es- Town Given month mission during the last 10 days of fall was in the hilly northwestern part of $431,750 Grant timate it may draw as many as 1 million the state, the weathermen said. this month, Leonov and Kubasov land July spectators to the Cape area. There won’t Since 7 a.m. Sunday, rain gauges showed 21. be another American manned space shot totals of 4.35 inches at Thomaston Dam, Foreign Ministry press chief Vsevolod until 1979 when the space shuttle rocket To Help Buy Water Company Sofinsky said in opening the Moscow news plane begins flying. conference that the two ships’ union in or- The astronauts’ wives were here. bit will “strengthen peace and deepen the Among other visitors will be Russia’s am- By SOL COHEN value of the 184 acres. The grant is under has approved our application and we’re Town Reports No process of detente. 'This is an example of bassador to the United States, Anatoly Manchester will pay 3431,750 less for the the condition it remain open space and it hopeful the state will pick up its 25 per solving many difficulties and mutual Dobrynin. America’s Moscow am- privately owned Manchester Water Co. cent share. Rainstorm Damage be used only for recreation. An application problems in an atmosphere of cooperation bassador, Walter Stoessel, will watch the than originally thought, thanks to a federal to the state Department of Environmental “This money will reduce significantly and mutual understanding.” Soyuz launch from Baikonur, becoming grant in that amount for designating 184 Protection seeks a state grant represen- the bond issue authorized by the voters The Russians open the doubleheader the first Westerner to see a Soviet manned Manchester fared very well during the acres of it recreation land. ting one-fourth the appraised value. There last November. In addition, it will set with an 8:20 a.m. EDT blastoff from their launching. U.S. Rep. William R. Cotter, D-First weekend rains, reports this morning in- is no indication to date what the state’s aside open space and recreation land for desert base east of the Aral Sea. The If all goes well, the Apollo will catch up District, announced today the Department dicate. answer will be. future generations to enjoy.” America pilots, and millions of other per- with the Soyuz Thursday and the ships will of Interior’s Bureau of Outdoor Recrea- Spokesmen for the highway department, dock 136 miles above Germany. Two hours tion has approved the grant and that it police and fire departments, water and Purchase of the Manchester Water Co. later, Stafford and Leonov will shake sewer department, Southern New England covers about half the appraised value of awaits only Public Utilities Commission the 184 acres. hands for the first time in space in the Telephone Co. and Hartford Electric Light review and approval of the agreement first of four crew transfers between the Co. reported there weren’t .any storm- Manchester voters last November ap- drawn by town and water company of- Economic Aid Reported two Ships white they are linked for 44 related problems and a minimum of proved a 32.25 million bond issue for ficials. hours. purchasing the North End water com- problems of any kind., Assistant Town Manager Charles “People of good will will see this experi- frank Jodaitis, water and sewer ad- pany-including land, waterworks, reser- McCarthy predicted today the transfer Part of Mideast Pact ment as a forerunner of joint work by the voirs, wells and all pipes, pumps etc. ministrator, reported 1.90 inches of rain- should be made by Sept. 1. peoples of our countries and a pooling of fall to 8 a.m. today — 0.35 inches from The 3431,750 from the Interior Depart- McCarthy said of the federal grant, “We TEL AVIV (UPI) — Israel and the their efforts in battle with the elements ment represents one-half the appraised are delighted the Bureau of Recreation aid of 31.7 to 31-8 billion and that ad- Friday morning to Saturday morning, 0.65 United States have agreed Washington ditionally the United States would carry and in investigating the universe,” the of- inches from Saturday morning to Sunday would provide up to 31.8 billion in the expense of supplying oil to Israel for a ficial Soviet newspaper Pravda said Sun- morning, and 0.90 inches from Sunday economic aid to Israel if a new interim three-year period,” the newspaper said. day. morning to this morning. He said peace accord is concluded with Egypt, an Stafford said in a greeting to the Soviet Manchester has had 2.96 inches of rain Oil Price Control Israeii newspaper said today. people during his telephone talk with since July 1. The newspaper Ha’aretz said this un- Inventory Drop Leonov that “we are certain the mission The only incident to report, said derstanding was reached by Prime will strengthen the friendship between our Jodaitis, was a raised manhole cover on Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Secretary of Reported in May two countries.” Hartford Rd. He said it wasn’t storm- Phase Out Proposed State Henry A. Kissinger when they met in WASHINGTON (UPI) — Businessmen related and attributed it to traffic. Bonn Saturday. sold a record 33 billion worth of inven- Highway Superintendent John Burchill Rabin and his top negotiators met in WASHINGTON (UPI) - President American crude oil prices cannot be dic- tories in May, the fourth consecutive reported two “unsubstantiated” calls of tated by foreign oil producers.” Jerusalem Sunday to draw up Israel’s month of large-scale selling of warehouse Connecticut Firms flooding conditions Sunday — one on Pitkin Ford today proposed phasing out latest proposals for a new accord with remaining oil price controls by January “We still have the choice of acting in our stocks, the Commerce Department Have Major Roles St., the other on Henry St. He said, “There best energy interest instead of reacting to Egypt in the Sinai Desert. reported today. were no indications of flooding when the 1978 in favor of a new overall price ceiling During its regular meeting Sunday, the that would boost the price of gasoline decisions made by foreign countries,” The huge inventory decline was coupled In Apollo Flight calls were answered by our stand-by Ford said. “We must start thinking of the cabinet authorized the government to go with a modest 0.4 per cent improvement in man.” about 7 cents a gallon by then. ahead with its negotiations on the basis of HARTFORD (UPI) - When the He said this would be “a small price to energy crisis in terms of American jobs, combined business sales, with most of the Burchill said 16 highway department homes, food and financial security.” the Rabin-Kissinger meeting. strength at the retail level. American crew of the first Soviet- personnel were out today checking for pay” to free the nation from dependence Ha’aretz said it had learned that the American space flight blast off Tuesday, on foreign oil producers. Shortly after releasing Ford’s message The latest statistics were another in- debris in brooks and culverts. to reporters. Press Secretary Ron Nessen main subject of discussion between Rabin dication that the nation’s economic health their lives will be insured and their elec-. In a message to Congress, Ford warned and Kissinger was the level of guarantees tricity and water will be provided by that he would veto an extension of the announced there had been a change in is gradually improving. plans and the President had decided to and commitments Washington would give Economists have said that businesses Connecticut firms. current oil price control law — due to Israel in any new Sinai agreement. The Travelers Insurance Co. of Hartford Congress May Have expire Aug. 31 — unless the lawmakers delay sending the message to Congress un- must liquidate their now unwanted inven- “In the economic sphere it seems that has underwrote 350,000 policies on the accept “this reasonable compromise.” til later this week “to give time for public tories in order to stimulate new orders and To Halt Rail Strike there was understanding reached that the lives of each of the three American The price of “old” oil, that produced by discussion of this most complex issue.” the overall upturn in economic growth United States would give Israel economic that would follow. astronauts, from the time they enter the American wells prior to 1973 and accoun- command module until their recovery, the WASHINGTON (UPI) - W. J. Usery ting for some 60 per cent of production, company said. Jr., a White House labor trouble shooter, currently is controlled at an average of And three fuel cell power plants, built by said today if the railroads and a major rail about 35.25 per barrel while the average the Power Systems Division of United union are unable to reach a contract price of “new” domestic oil is uncon- Vietnamese Brothers Reunited Here Technologies Corp., of East Hartford will agreement by Wednesday the administra- trolled and is now about 313 a barrel. children arrived in Manchester June 30 un- provide electricity and drinking water for tion may ask Congress for emergency Removing controls from “old” oil com- By ALICE EVANS Saturday night through the efforts of der the sponsorship of Emanuel Lutheran the Apollo module. legislation to head off a nationwide strike. Two Vietnamese brothers and their Emanuei Lutheran Church. ^ pletely, critics have charged, would allow Church was reunited with his brother. The Apollo is scheduled to join the Usery met with reporters before the per-barrel price to soar abruptly to the families were reunited in Manchester At Dao, who with his wife and three Cam Dao, and his sister-in-law, Mai, Soviet Union’s Soyuz craft in th^ first entering talks between the represen- higher level and drive gasoline prices by Saturday night. meeting of astronauts from two nations in tatives of the Brotherhood of Railway and as much as 11 cents a gallon. space. Airline Clerks and the National Railway Rather than remove controls complete- This is the second reunion for the Dao brothers since they left Vietnam. On May Thomas P. Stafford, Vance K. Brand Labor Conference. ly at this time. Ford proposed a gradual and Donald K. Slayton will be provided The union is entitled to strike under the phase-out under which the price “old” oil 12, the brothers were reunited when At’s wife saw her brother-in-law in a chow line with coverage which includes disease “not National Railway Labor Act, but has would be allowed to rise during the 30- endemic to the earth,” said a Travelers agreed to a 30-day extension that expires month, period to approximately 313.50 a at Ft. Chaffee, Ark. It was there the that both families, seeking sponsors, applied to spokesman. midnight July 21. Usery said he saw no barrel — at which time this price would fei' the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Travelers insured the men who first likelihood of a further extension by the un- apply to all domestically produced oil. landed on the moon and has insured other ion. He said this would “ insure that Service. At and his family, sponsored by Apollo program flights and all three Emanuel Church, came to Manchester. Skylab flights, the company said. Cam and Mai went to Detroit, Mich. The fuel cell units have flown in 16 space Emanuei Lutheran Church, through its flights, including ail the Apollo missions Kelley Admits Agents missions and ministry committee and and have accumulated more than 10,000 church council, arranged to have the spon- hours of operation in space, the Power sorship of Cam and Mai transferred so Systems Division said. Committed Break*Ins that both families could live in the same The cells combine hydrogen and oxygen community, the Rev: Ronald Fournier, ad- in electrochemical reaction which WASHINGTON (UPI) - FBI Director Kelley confirmed a report of retiring produces power and water. Clarence M. Kelley today confirmed for ministrative pastor of Emanuel Church, former assistant FBI Director Wiiliam A. said. The power will be used to meet the elec- the first time that FBI agents involved in Sullivan, who recentiy told reporters the trical requirements of the American national security investigations had taken Cam and Mai wili stay with his brother's FBI had conducted break-ins. family until the apartment the church has spacecraft. The water will be used for part in break-ins, including a “few” at “Yes, the FBI has conducted surrep- drinking by the astronauts and for foreign embassies. obtained for the coupie is ready, the pastor titious entries for national security,” said. reconstituting their foods as well as for Kelley said in a news conference when Cam has had one year of coliege and has some electronic cooling tasks. asked about Sullivan’s statements. studied chemistry. He has taught French Kelley said the practice was halted by and speaks the language fluently plus the late FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover in some English. His wife is a college The Weather 1966 “except for a small amount regarding graduate and speaks fluent English, the Inside Today foreign counter-intelligence which we felt *1 Rev. Mr. Fournier said. had a grave impact on the security of this At and his family left Vietnam April 20. Area Profile...... Pages 4, 5, 7, 20 Variable cloudiness with showers and nation.” Cam was detained by the Army and finally thunderstorms likely today and Tuesday, Kelley said the practice of break-ins has left April 29, the day Saigon fell to the MCC c a l e n d a r ...... Page 2 highs in the 80s. Cloudy tonight with since been completely stopped. Communists. Cam was still in uniform Playground events...... Page 3 chance of showers, lows in upper 60s. Although he might have disapproved of A Happy Introduction when he and his wife jumped on a refugee MACC news...... Page 14 Chance of rain diminishing to 30 percent some specific break-ins if he had been boat, which took them out to a 7th Fleet Tech enrolls five girls ...... Page 10 tonight and Tuesday. Winds southerly 15 to director at the time, Kelley said, he At Dao, right, introduces his brother. Cam Dao, to the Rev. Ronald Four- ship in the Red China Sea, the Rev. Mr. Woman principal recommended Page 10 20 mph and gusty today diminishing to defended them as being “legal” and in the gentle tonight. nier, administrative pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Church. (Herald photo by Fournier said. Little League tourney...... Page II interest of the nation. Dunn) Now, they call Manchester home. Softball...... Page 12 PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., July 14, 1975 ly^C H ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975— PAGE THREE

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Mike Red or Garlic Round Tip Steak \hriety Bread MIDNIGHT Madore, 2. Cal Gothberg. Regina Wine Vinegar 12 02 bottle McIntosh or with MANCHESTER Johnny C a rso n ...... 20-22-30 Endurance Race: 1. Cal Seneca Applesauce Cinnamon - 3S oz jar Tastes... Cooks... Looks Like Ground Beef... Costs Less! DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A 12:30 Gothberg. 2. Tim Chokas, 3. Sale ^Jjj^oaves 2 TOP HITSIlll Movie...... 8 Scott Kvadas. All-week freezer specials! Robert Radford 1:30 Sprint: No speed, 1. Scott 100% Orange Juice from Florida Songstress Peggy Lee Kvadas; three-speed, 1. Cal Buttercrest White Bread 24 oz., THE GREAT WALDO PEPPER Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Ground Beef "»^T.VR W appears on “Jeanne Wolf pfui PQ Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Gothberg; 10-speed, Greg *A blend of our regular ground beef (75%) and hydrated textured ^ ib. Italian Sliced Bread 16 oz., Jack Lammon - Wallar Matthau With,” a public television Chokas. M in u t e M a id vegetable protein (25%) is scrup^ously controlled Swedish Rye Bread 16 oz., ^JjEfflOjmAGj^pg^ talk show, tonight at 7. 1:45 New Long Distance Marble Tournament: Jay Orange ’T h e F u g i t i v e ...... 5 Caraway Bread 16 oz., Honey Consumer Survival K it...... 57 Tedone. Juice 16 oz. can 69 I Wheat Bread 16 oz., or Old 7:30 The Price Is Right ...... 3 Stop & Shop Peas— »1 Fashioned Style Bread 16 oz. Slop & Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 UPS AND DOWNS s to p s S hop 10 oz Shop CQc Rates And How To French Green Beans 4 pV,'*1 Newfangled pkg of 4 O w New Candid C am era...... 8 NEW YORK (UPD - Tenants Blueberry Muffins la sle 0 S ej Beef Franks or Mild Franks-1 ib. pkg. in New York City’s Grand Pre-Cooked Shrimp 6 oz package 89-= Slop & Shop A Q c Connecticut R e p o rt...... 18 when you mail in four proof Butter English Muffins 11 oz pkg of 6 Call of the W est...... 20 Central building got a first-hand Tasie 0 Sea Save 800 Seafood Platter 9 uz package 69= of purchase seals from Piilsbury Stop & Shop Lemon Pie X 83= Hollywood Squares ...... 22-30 lesson in inflation recently when 16 oz pkg IS oz John’s Cheese Pizza ol 3 99= pkg Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 Control Your Costs they discovered the bidding’s Weiner Wraps and one seal from Stop & Stop & Shop Fudge Cake 89= freight elevator operators earn Hostess Whipped Topping V' 49= Shop Hot Dogs. Pick-up the money saving coupons in our Self Service Deli. Polka!...... 40 Although long distance rates A lso the initial rate period for 6:00 almost $30,000 a year. Stop & Shop Big Daisy Brea^ The World at W a r...... 3 within Connecticut have increased, dial-direct long distance call^ h as been They got a whopping $14.09 an Meat or Beef Franks Armour Star- 1 Ib package $*1 0 9 EASTWmOR Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 hour, the tenants were told, and i Sliced 22oz. ■ you can control your costs. loaves DRIVE-IN RT,5 The Rookies ...... 8-40 changed from three minutes to one porters, who handle the build- Weiners or Beef Franks 1 p o u n d p k g *1^® Armour Star Bacon 1 l b p a c k a g e 5 9 White Movie ...... 9 ing’s trash, get $9.06 an hour. Sherbet I 69 N ow, on cJial-(direct calls?th ere’s a minute. So, now if you talk for only one Oscar Mayer Smokie Links *1^® Oscar Mayer Bacon Stop & Shop Daisy Bread sliced while 29= Celebrity Bowling ...... 18 Even the cleaning women do Vz Gal. Cart. 3 M ovie...... 20-22-30 35%cJiscount evenin gs (5 P.M .-11 P.M .) minute, that’s all you pay for. Each okay - $6.35 an hour -which is Assorted Flavors Available in stores with a service deli Stop & Shop Donuts 89= Minnesota Orchestra — 24-57 slightly over $13,000 a year. 89 Slop 4 Shop- C Q c r JAMES MASON - (R) and Saturd ays and Sun d ays- and a additional minute costs less than the Cinn. Coffee Cake s lic e d -14 oz loaf SUSAN QEORQE-PERRY KINO 6:30 MANCHESTER Values from our dairy Party Flake Rolls 2 89= lASrHARUORD Merv Griffin Show...... 5 HARDWARE 60% discount nights (11 P.M . - 8 A .M .) first minute. IT rT o u R 'p o u c Y Save 20% this week 4 ^^MANDINGO” The Living Word ...... 18 877 MAIN STREET department. Delicious foods from our Deli-Hut DRIVE-IN RT 5 MANCHESTER . 643-4428 o n d e lic io u s s a la d s f r o m Available in stores with a service deli II0N.41)ES -490 / 9:00 1-86 CXIT 91 -FOLLOW BURNSIDE SIGNS Maude...... 3 Regulat Sale S.W.A.T...... 8-40 (to p & S h o p k it c h e n . Price Price Genoa Salami Hour of P o w er...... 18 Discounts for Calls Within Connecticut BURNSIDE 0 ^ Delicious! qtr. qtr. Carando Brand s 8-3333 9:30 Ib. = Ib. Artificial Casing ^ . B OIUMMM kVL, I. HTfS.aSZ OPEN ALL DAY Shrimp Salad 69 55= BARBRA STREISAND R hoda...... 3 DIAL-DIRECT ONE-MINUTE RATES" Regular or per per Delicious value. TONY CURTIS (R) SUNDAY Orange Jiiice JAMESCAAN M ovie...... 20-22-30 Potato Salad Oil and Vinegar Ib. 59= Ib. 47= Carando Pepperoni *2*® r « \ Witness to Y esterday...... 24 9 A.M. Example: Hartford-New Haven Sun Glory LEPKE” “FUNNY LADY” per per Carando Montadella S. 79= ni use onwsn we. Down the Road...... 57 Vz G a llo n C arto n Made with quality ingredients Ib. Ib. (PG) 7:30-9:30 ARTHUR DRUG made from concentrate 49 Cole Slaw 59= 47= Bteakslone Q 8oz QQc per per M0N.-TUES.-99c JAMES MASON stay N Shape Yogurt assl flavors \3 cups O w Great! SUSAN QEORQE REGULAR RATE 35% DISCOUNT 60% DISCOUNT Macaroni Salad Ib. 69= Ib. 55' Italian Loaf By Rgy Tangujy, C.L.U. Imperial Margarine Jk' d“ 6 9 = Black Forest Brand PHONE 6 49-9333 WEEKDAYS EVERY EVENING 5 P.M. -11 P.M. EVERY NIGHT CERTIFIED INSURANCE Why fuss? per per “MANDINGO” CONSULTANT' Garden Salad Ib. 79= Ib. 63= Perfect for summer 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. & SUN. 8 A .M .-11 P.M. 11 P.M .-8 A.M. Piilsbury buffet eating. :8 9 First Minute First Minute First Minute Archeologists recently found, In qtr. qlr. Ma-Ma Mia^s Massachusetts, Indications that Ib, = Ib. Salami Provolone Cheese 89= Now through S a t, July 19 sailors from Carthage came to Chicken, Tuna or Ham Salad 55 44= 35 ♦ 23 ♦ 14^ W^ner Wraps per per Next: CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF America balora (^lumbut OR Lsif Tasty! Deli Hut Deli Rolls 69= Eriksson. Inscription on stone said, Assorted Flavors Cucumber Salad Ib. 79= Ib. 63= Tues , July 22-Sat . Aug. 2 “TheCuisine Family Restaurant” "Do not deface. Hanno takas 4=z*1 Catch these values! possesion." Can you Image what Get your Stop & Shopsworth! pkgs. ’/2 '/2 You'll love it! Ib. At the Air-Conditioned 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street ^ Dial-direct rates apply on all calls completed within Connecticut without operator assistance. Hanno could've done with an electric Greek Salad Ib. 59= 47= pan? Piilsbury Harriet S Jorgensen Theatre CUP a SAVE THIS AD FOR FUTURE REFERENCE... Dial-direct rates do not apply to person-to-person, pay phone, credit card, collect, or Buttermilk Biscuits or Ballard per per H a d d o c k F ille t s Police departmanta are lending (hla 4 Get your Stop & Shopsworth! Ib. Ib. Frozen ! University of Connecticut to calls billed to a third number, because an operator must assist on such calls. Bean Salad 98= 78= Mon., Tues., and Wed. Identification tool to rssidanta, who Kraft Cracker Barrel Cheese 99= Budget stretching make a special make on thair Sharp or Extra Sharp-10 oz. bar — Available In all stores ------SPECIAL BUFFET posseaalons. Reports show the White Gem-Roasted Q value. system Is a great help In Identifying Savings on Health & Beauty Aids! Cooked Chicken or Barbecue Style O 4 to 9 P.M. atolen property. 1 Laura’s Pride Shrimp 4o';rc^n*,So *2®® Tickets $3 50 • a • American Sub. Sandwich Macaroni & Cheese PolatoG5.-1 lb plig “All You Can Ear Compare Operator-Assisted Rates Manuiacrurera are predicting that In J(dinson& J(rfinson Lobster Meat *3’’® Students $2.50 «2.50 live years all apparel will be made ol Macaroni & Beef 1 pound package Chicken or Beef Pies X 69= CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER 'h PRICEI • Minimum rate period 3 minutes. • Higher rates • No discounts , Cooked Flounder Fillets 'nSX' *1’® Call 429-2912 llama-realatant matsrlala. Initial use or Cooked Haddock F ille ts -1 Ib. package ol lha flams-rasistani procata Is In iJ|aby Shampoo Curtain 8 15 pm Thurs., Fri., and Sat Example: Hartford-New Haven children's clothes. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Dollar value ot property daatroysd by 10 oz. plastic btl. California Seedless Sweet, Fresh California SERVED FROM 4:00 to 7:00 P.M. lira hit a new high last year. Fire Handpainted Stoneware CREDIT CARD, COLLECT OR PERSON-TO-PERSON loaaas In the U.8. were up 21 per Good for baby, • CORNED BEEF It CABBAQE with boiled potatoe, roll, butter First three minutes cant, to $3.2 billion. and you, too. • • VEAL SCALLOPtNt BILLED TO THIRD NUMBER a • a dinner plate LIVER! with potato, vegetable or spaghetti, roll, butter Mini book review: "How to Hide Niectarines $1.40 • CHOPPED StRLOtN OF BEEF First three minutes Almost Anything," by Oav(d Krotz, It ^4 Hour Deodorant with potato, vegetable, roll, butter ^ for only SPECIAL DINNER-THEATRE PACKAGE' chocklul ot Ideas tor finding and 1 oz. aerosol can A Q c with each S5 purchase2 9 • SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS 914 building hiding places In the home, KGet your Stop & Shopsworth This is the last One cocktail and a Complete Steak or Shrimp Dinner from phony electrical outlets to falsa cycle* of dishes, SHELLS AND MEAT BALLS callings. Try It — and hope your Pdcts aNectiv* Mon. July 14-Sal. July 19 In fairness lo all ot our customers, and there are two weeks remaining Ba at Jury's Tavern plus an Evening Performance at with roll and butter we reserve the nghi lo kmii sales lo ihiee packages ol any item except where sure to complete your set of stoneware 1.75 friendly neighborhood burglar haanli oiherwise noted. Hems offered for sale r>oi available n case tots or to olher retail We will be sure to redeem very single Nutmeg Summer Playhouse Southern New England Telephone read n. dealers or wholesalers fitfiery prices effective Monday thru Saturday rainchecki Children 12 and Under 9B< I All for jusi $10 per person — available all summer (Our Regular Menu With Salad Bar Is Avallabl.) ^ lEEdUR-TMlGIMV, he. 69 For more information call 429-2912 Note: Rates quoted do not Include tax. STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8:00a.m.-10:00p.m., Mon.-SaL PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975— PAGE FIVE Martin Swimmers Win Opener Candidates Named EAST HARTFORD Williams, Gold Star. Butt erf l y stroke ra c e rs Sheila Tuller Martin’s girls placed first in placing first in the g ir ls ’ 2hc Bcratb all age ^ o ups for the back divisions were L. Gregoire, The Martin Park swim team NOW THRU SAT stroke. Winners were Charlotte Martin; Darcy Kasavage, Mar Area Profile By GOP in Coventry b e a t the Gold S t ar Pool Boudreau, Carolyn Tuller, Dar tin; T. Coogan, Gold Star; and swimmers in the first meet of cy Kasavage, Anne Tuller, and Tracy Marsh, Martin. the season last week at the East Denise Boudreau. T h e ir. m ale counterparts MONICA SHEA Incumbents Donald Smith will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Hartford High School pool. ' Boys’ back stroke division were Ted Marsh, Martin; Mike 742-9495 and David Knight will seek re- lake home of Bob Upton on M artin ’s sw im m ers and winners were T. Bister, Gold Michaud, Martin, and D. Kelly, JULY19 election to the Zoning Board of Avery Shores. Firemen Slate Margaret Jacobsen, acting divers amassed 234 points to Star; Fred Ladenburger, Gold Gold Star. Appeals. Robert Visney, Gary The picnic will be held rain or in life . chairman of the Republican Gold S ta ft 133. Star; John Macsuga, ^ r t i n ; Scoring in the diving events KNOWN FOR VALUES/^ Dopslaff and Frederick White shine and reservations must be Town Committee, has an Girls’ free style events were Mike Michaud, Martin; and D. were Debbie Gustafson, Mar will seek a seat as an alternate MANCHESTER PARKADE Benefit Rodeo nounced the Republican can m ade by c a llin g Marilyn won by Charlotte Boudreau, Kelly, Gold Star. tin; Jiselle Maillet, Gold Star; to that board. didates for the November elec Barret, 742-6338 or Mary Upton, Martin; AnnMarie DeMartin, First place in girls’ breast Faith Gustafson, Martin; and EAST HARTFORD The association pays sick and Roland Green will seek a seat 742-6190 before Julv 15. Martin; Darcy Kasavage, Mar stroke divisions went to Denise Pattie Jones, Martin. tions. on the Board of Tax Review. Will be death benefits for firemen only Councilmen Jesse Brainard Planned Growth Seminar tin; J. Lussier, Gold Star; and Michaud, Martin; J. Lussier, Art Blais and Tom Parlante SHEILA TULLER The Republican caucus will from from this benevolent fund. and Robert Keller will seek re- Jerome G. Rose will be the Denise Boubreau, Martin. Gold Star; L. Mertons, Martin, both from Martin tied for first be July 31 at 8 p.m. in the high E ast Hartford F irem en ’s The association also makes election with Doug Whipple, next speaker in the Planned In the boys’ free style races and Tracy Marsh, Martin. place in the boys’ ten and under school auditorium and any Benevolent Association will many charitable donations to Roberta Olmstead and Leonard Growth Seminar being spon CLOSED winners were T. Bister, Gold Boys winning in the same division. Dennis Wisheart, Gold other candidates may announce sponsor a rodeo for the benefit institutions such as Mansfield Giglio also seeking seats on the sored by the Planning and Star; Fred Ladenburger, Gold event were F r ^ Ladenburger, Star; Mike Michaud, Martin; at this caucus. of the association July 26 and State Hospital, Windsor Locks Zoning Commission and the Star; John Macsuga, Martin; Gold Star; M. Rosa, Gold.Star; and Allan Smith, Martin placed Town Council. The committee will conduct a July 27 at Prestige Park on Receiving Home, Newington Board of Education members Institute of Urban Research, Ken Kasavage, Martin; and M. and D. Whitehead, Gold Star. first in their divisions. We food sale at the caucus to raise TODAY AND TUESDAY School St. Children’s Hospital and others Jo n H arriso n and S u san University of Connecticut. funds for the campaign. Saturday afternoon's and Sun who especially aid retarded or Brainard will seek re-election. Rose will discuss the transfer July 14th and 15th “SQUEEZE” day’s show will be at 2 p.m. needy children. George Ross Jr. will also seek a Glaciers’ Picnic of development rights, a con There will be a second perfor Because of their interest in seat on the board. The annual summer picnic of cept that de a l s with the to prepare for a thetne Priceprice mance on Saturday at 8 p.m. these children. Chief Cipolla an- the Glaciers Snowmobile club transfer of rights of develop PLYIVINIII nouned such groups may call nArnu WHITE OR COLORS Tickets are $1.60 for children ment of a parcel of land from him and the children will be Ch§mp of CHARMIN and $2.50 for adults. one area of a community to FINAL WEEK ! LIMIT 4 A ssista n t Chief Anthony guests of the firemen at the another. This concept is being Cipolla, who has been working rodeo. used in various states in the na for two years to secure the Dia Deputy Chief John Rival is tion. / GIGANTIC SHOE mond Rodeo Wild West Show, working with Chief Cipolla to Art Course Added Rose, a graduate of Harvard said proceeds are strictly for coordinate all rodeo plans. Law School, is a member of the the firemen’s association. New York Bar. He is a PAPER To Park Program professor of Urban Planning at Save Up to 75% Price Livingston College, Rutgers PLATES EAST HARTFORD Afternoon lessons will be held University, and is editor-in- PKG.of 100 September Classes chief of a real estate law the week of July 21 at Alumni 9-Inch size, With scalloped edges. SHEILA TULLER booklet. Field on Monday, McAuliffe Take them on picnics, use for all Not Yet Assigned 289-4283 Park on Tuesday, Martin Park He has also authored or Buster Open at 6:30 A.M. casual meajs. edited several books on real es The Park D epartm ent is on Wednesday, and Labor Field pjwei P R ia B R m LIMIT 4 PackagM tate and law. SALE on Friday. Thursday afternoon ANDOVER led to hurt children was offering art lessons to local is again reserved for a rain The meeting is open’'to the WEONESOAY Ponna Holland necessary. youngsters this summer. KNOTTY CHEROKEE 3 STO CKADE date. public and will take place at 646-0375 Nancy lannone, an area ar PECAN ^ F E N C E Heultii Report Town Hall on Thursday at 8 LAUAN D ave K ra v e tt, Andover tist, sets up her studio every p.m. By Georipi Pacific 1ST QUALITY ECONOMY GRADE Elementary School principal, A report by Nancy Lack, day at one of the many East 5/32"x48"x96" 48"x96"x3.2mm said he did not receive any com school nurse, said 266 children Hartford parks to teach basic 1ST QUALITY f2 9 9 2Jl ments from parents about not were seen in June. steps to aspiring artists. X having class assignments for Of that total 32 were seen for Beginning today, art lessons GRANTS STYROFOAM September on the past schooi illness, 6 were excluded from wi l l be h e l d m o r n i n g s MON. - WED. JULY 14 - 16 NAIl ON I'OSI 1 XII-'.. year’s finai report card. school because of illness and at Willowbrook on Monday, FACIAL TISSUES HOT-COLD CUPS Kravett said ali students wili 227 were given first aid. Millbrook on Tuesday, McCar- PKG. of 3 PKG. OF 51 Of the 227 first aid cases 44 1 receive their assignments by tin on Wednesday, Slye on LIMIT 4 LIMIT: 4 Pkga. of 51 mail sometime in August. were non-school related, 31 Thursday, and Foran on Friday. were injured on the playground Instructions are scheduled SANDSTONE HONEY ORCHARD MILL TO YOU K r a v e t t s a i d the new 5/32"x48"x96"| procedure was a resuit of or outside the building, 18 were fo r af t e r n o o n s at t h e s e 5/32"x48"x96" PRICES KNOWN FOR VALU ES^ Slight Seconds 1ST QUALITY having problems last year due injured indoors and 134 had mis- locations, Hockanum on Mon to assigned classes having to be c e l l a n e o u s c o m p l a i n t s day, Goodwin on Tuesday, Gor ASSEMBLE YOURSELF AND SAVE UP TO 40% changed because of population requiring minor first aid. man on Wednesday, and Sunset changes during the summer. The health aide spent 78 hours Ridge on Friday. Thursday 7.99 I 7.99 STOCKADE FENCING in the school and the nurse 39 afternoon is held as a rain day. He said in order to keep the 4'x8' S'xB* 6'xB' 631 classes even, reassignment that hours. The week of July 21 lessons MOHAVE WILDWOOD will be held for children atten 5/32"x48"x96" HICKDRY 5/32"x48”x96" ^9S f29S f^ S PKG. ding the following playgrounds: 1ST QUALITY COLD 37* p a m p e h s m 1ST QUALITY « Center on Monday, Nicholson TRANSCENDENTAL SA V E UP TO $5 per section on T u e s d a y , S h e a on ®AYTIM6 W ednesday, Woodland on K.D. Sections Include: 32 cedar, pickets and 2-8' DRINK MEDITATION' 6.99 Backer Ralls on 4' Sections and 3-8' Backer rails on Thursday, and M.D .C. on 5' and 6' Sections. Nalls and posts extra. PAPER FREE LECTURES THIS WEEK Friday. All these playgrounds 100% WATERPROOF * Thii Wad., July 14th (and avary Wad.) LDNDDN M IST' JUST ARRIVED • WHILE IT LASTS! CUPS 7:30 P.M., TM Canlar, 65 East Cantar St, are scheduled for morning 1/4"x48"x96" — TILEBDARD NAPKINS 80 COUNT ®w*fonier Manchetlar - Room 305B lessons. 1ST QUALITY I 1 1/8"x48"x96" SPACED 160 COUNT a Thla Thurt., July 17lh II 1ST QUALITY 7:30 P.M. Wickham Memorial Library, PICKET LIMIT 4 per Customer MdarisH Mdiedi rtd 656 Burnilde Ava., Eaat Hartford CARE WHO QUANTITIES UMITED - SORRY NO RAINCHECKS FENCING' INTERNATIOIUL MEDITATION SOCIETY REPRESENTS YOU? ms 5 Uncohi Street Hartfont • 247-6733 tPanels simulated woodgrain on plywood or hardwoods. POST EXTRA <1 Uctirei SdwmtW by MS, a nomaiH rtjcitioBil oronzatioa I Respond to the Republican Ad on Page 20 ‘L E I S U R E W E A R ’ BLUE DENIM SPORTS­ LEXINGTDN WEAR FABRICS SOLIDS ’N’ PRINTS PLYWOOD LUMBER SALE ENDS SAT. JULY 19 $1 ox EXTERIOR SHEATHIf 1"x3"x8’ STRAPPING 60" STARTER SET • Regular FOR Favorite sportweight cot- Regular or prewashed 5/16"x48"x96" tons, polyester/cottons; Mill Certified Jm 40 denim in cotton or poly- lln. ft. • Menthol polyester/rayons! 36/45" 6* ester/cotton. 42/45" Sold In 10 piece 2Colgate" wide; 2-10 yd. lengths. bundles only widths; 1-9 yard lengths 9 4.80/bundle Stock up! 1/2"x48"x96" • Lime . . . stock up! Mill Certified ' sheet 1"x8" PINE SHELVING CiiARC^ Reg. 1.27 Yd. reg. 6.79 INSTANT SHAVE Reg. 99’ Yd. y KING SIZE - 11 oz. EXTERIOR SANDED lln. ft. LIMIT 4 Smootniy sanded on br iquet s PLYWOOD 4 sIdes-ready tor 1/4"x48"x96" paint or stain. T il Smoothly Sanded Shop Grade 2"x3"x96" STUDS fsm199.99 3/4"x48"x96" 69t Smoothly Sanded Including 60” wall ^•88 2».88* Shop Grade reg. 14.99 Kiln dried combination and 6 0 " sink m Econom y grade base cabinets 20-lb. BAG

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Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975- PAGE SEVEN iManrliPslpr iEimiimi Hprali PZC To Hear Bids Today ANDOVER the New England Whalers, first place in the mile run and Donoa Holland' Russ Francis, Randy Vataha, second place in the tennis OPINION 646-0375 John Smith, Ron Bolton and event. / Two requests for zone Mac Herron from the New In the off season the 28-year- 11/ changes will be heard tonight at England Patriots, Bill old soccer champion resides at r FORUM 7:30 in the Town Office Building Conigliaro from the World Burnap Brook Farm in An- Indira^s Gain at a public hearing by the Plan- Baseball League, Phil Hankin- dover. ning and Zoning Commission. son from the Boston Celtics and He is presently attending the The first change is for a 3.78- Brewster, Alan Wooler and University of Connecticut Is Indians Loss Thanks Jaycees acre parcel of land on Parker Alex Neuman from the Boston working toward his fifth year Bridge Rd. The request is for a Minutemen. master’s for physical educa- Dear members of the Manchester change from Industrial to It was held at Knickerson tion. Because the “world’s largest reportedly thousands of her political Jaycees: Residential 40 Zone. Field at Boston University. He has conducted numerous democracy’’ has consistently behaved opponents. On behalf of the staff and Board of The land is owned by Jennie The players competed in soccer clinics in Andover, B. Hutchinson. bowling, tennis, swimming, Manchester, Ellington and the as if it also deserved the title of the Should the high court rule against Directors of the Manchester Public Health Nursing Association, Inc., 1 would like to The second request concerns golf, the broad jump and three surrounding area. world’s most righteous nation, others Mrs. Gandhi, and should she abide by thank the Manchester Jaycees and their seven parcels of land consisting running races. He began a soccer school that may feel a certain grim satisfaction its decision, the crisis would be wives for all their time and effort in of about 15 acres on the north Brewster won by winning will be held at the Loomis, making our recent Mass Immunization and northwest side of Parker first place in the 440-yard dash. School in Windsor. in the fact that when it came to the ul- resolved, but with what lasting harm Clinic such a success. Bridge Rd. {imate test that separates a true to India it would be difficult to A total of 240 immunizations were given v The request is also for a change from Industrial to democracy from a sham — the choice predict. to Manchester residents, thanks to the fine advertising effort shown. Residential 40 Zone. Jjetweeh the rule of law and the rule of The worst scenario has Mrs. Gandhi Once again you have every reason to be Brewster Wins $8,500 men (or in this case, of a woman) — defying an adverse ruling, plunging proud of the outstanding job you did in Ben Brewster of Andover won helping plan and secure skilled and ef- the t$mou$ window till India has shown itself capable of her country deeper into dictatorship $8,500 recently in the first an- ficient volunteers. nual New England All Pro extender shelf descending into a state of political and not inconceivably fomenting a Many thanks again. Showdown. doubles the sill space for your^ ^ ^ a -----Karen P. Reid,------Bolton residents lined the Green at Bolton Center to view Saturday’s antique the crown, as did all the entries. The car is owned by Ray Hagedorn of 230 W. repression that ranks with any extant "civil war. Brewster is with the Boston plants; fits all windows. 9 | U U supervisor automobile and fire apparatus parade, sponsored by the Bolton Volunteer Middle Tpke., Manchester. (Herald photo by Pinto) Minutemen Pro Soccer team ONLY...... I lUV today. Many unhappy things could happen Manchester Public Fire Department. This 1936 Ford received “oohs” and “aahs” as it passed and formerly was with the ti before then, however, in the in- Health Nursing Assn. Connecticut Wildcats. ' ^ut that aside, the dictatorial powers jairway fca* tervening two months. The event was patterned like assumed by Prime Minister Indira the superstars competition. every little tftingf Sincd gaining its independence from It featured Larry Pleau from Gandhi in the name of defending India Britain after World War II, India has Few See Parade, But Beerfest A Sellout “where a ‘ibut actually to perpetuate herself in TODAY’S been virtually a one-party democracy. dollar’s office can only be viewed with sorrow THOUGHT worth Opposition to the overwhelmingly BOLTON The inclement weather, Manchester VFW. Although many of the antique It read, “Please do not touch and dismay. deterring an unknown number There were about sixteen an- this car unless you are nude; the m’lfacle of momStre^ i a dollar! ” predominent Congress Party has Donna Holland vehicles had “please do not Talents are God-given — be thankful of people from attending the tique autos and three antique touch” signs, one was a little buttons and buckles scratch our downtown manclieater^ 1 If India joins the lengthening list of 646-0375 many coats of paint.” always been weak and fragmented. Fame is man-given — be humble parade, didn’t deter many from fire apparatus. The oldest car different than the rest. emergent nations that have taken the A sparsely populated crowd But the failure of the party to make Self pride is self-given — be careful. lined the pj^de route Saturday the Beerfest. in the parade was a 1910 road to totalitarianism, what hope is Submitted by to view the antique auto and Although the day was cloudy Chalmers Detroit, 30 significant headway against India’s there was only one minor inci- horsepower. there for freedom anywhere in the so- the Rev. Paul C. Trinque fire apparatus parade spon- abiding problems of population and Assumption Church sored by the Bolton Volunteer dent to cloud the parade. There was also a 1917 called Third World for which India An antique Ford overheated Locomobile Gunboat Roadster poverty and economic stagnation and Fire Department. |vas in many ways the model? The parade attendance was and had to be pushed into the owned by A. L. Riker of growing popular discontent with ANDREW TULLY offset by the standing room park grounds by an antique Manchester. ‘ The answer depends upon how deep- widespread corruption in recent only crowd that attended the Tolland General Store pickup. The majority of cars in the The vehicles were on display parade were Fords but there ly rooted democracy really is on the years, capped now by the outright sup- two-day Beerfest at Herrick Memorial Park, enjoying Irish at Herrick Memorial Park after was a 1937 Rolls Royce that subcontinent and how grievously Mrs. pression of political freedom and Mrs. and folk music Friday night and the parade. ’The parade was led many raved about as it passed ^urntmerwaiii^JistUka Violence in Most Schools Way of Life^ German music Saturday. by a military color guard from by. pandhi may have injured it. The Gandhi’s foolish creation of political One of the antique fire trucks answer presumably will become martyrs, could result in a dangerous came complete with a dalma- ^nown at the end of summer when the national mood that will not wait upon Jim HERALD WASHINGTON - “ Too often, tian. the NCCE wants parents and other their tax share of maintaining public The fire truck that many youngsters arriving at our public schools reconvening Indian Supreme Court the word of a handful of judges. YESTERDAYS members of the community to get schools. enjoyed was a 1916 Seagrave are not finding the quiet atmosphere of in- together and organize security programs Unfortunately, the Supreme Court last decides whether or not to uphold a Newington-ladder truck with a Whether she remains "prime struction, enrichment and encourage- for their schools. In effect, the conclusion January and February handed down two ghe Heratb steering apparatus at the back regional court decision that found ment, but instead an environment Area Profile minister, legally or illegally, or is that security no longer can be left to the ci;azy decisions that worsen the problem. as well as the front. dominated by fear, chaos, destruction and Mrs. Gandhi guilty of illegal election whether she relinquishes her rule, 25 Years Ago teachers and school administrators. It ruled (1) that students have a right to a Dillon’s Sales and Service, the local violence.” This is sad, but true. Teachers and ad- public education which cannot be taken practices and ordered her stripped of voluntarily or involuntarily, if nothing Ford dealer, at Main and Leonard Sts. The speaker was Sen. Birch Bayh, D- ministrators are not only outnumbered away from them through suspensions, jier seat in Parliament and, in con- else Indira Gandhi has by her actions opens today, with Stewart Dillon and en- Ind., introducing the “Juvenile Delinquen- but— naturally—intimidated. It is no good even temporarily, without due process; Town Receives Bicentennial Funds cy in the Schools Act of 1975.” to point out that violence and vandalism is and (2) that school board members can be COME-IN sequence, of the prime ministership. in a few crucial days forfeited the tire sales staff on hand to escort visitors through new building. Bayh was not overstating the situation. the work of only 10 per cent of our school’s held liable for damages if they knew or EAST HARTFORD Terrye Blackstone, chairman finance East Hartford’s & PICK -U P ’ In the meantime, she continues to mantle she once wore both as the Certificates are issued to 257 National polls by the Gallup and Caddell population. A minority using the tactics of reasonably should have known that the ac- Sheila Tuller of the town’s Bicentennial Com- numerous Bicentennial ac- YOUR COPY public opinion organizations show that the terrorism can pretty much do as it rule by virtue of a stay of the court’s respected leader of the world’s Manchester residents for home loans un- tion they took violated the constitutional 289-4283 mission, officially accepted the tivities planned for the coming OF OUR physical safety of their children is the pleases. award for East Hartford. der the Connecticut State Home rights of the student affected. East Hartford was honored fical year. LATEST prder, by a proclamation of a national largest democracy and as a greatest worry parents have about Anyway, the NCCE has published a The award, a check for $3,500, Ownership program. Bah. Those decisions illustrated the by the Connecticut American The $3,500 amount is the CIRCULAR! emergency and by a display of brute spokesman for law and morality in the Manchester has had no auto deaths since education. In most schools, according to handbook for parents and other interested in matching funds from the maximum amount which can be educators, violence has become what tendency of courts everywhere in the land Revolution Bicentennial Com- the first of year according to a bulletin citizens: “Violence in Our Schools-What mission at a ceremony in state commission, was granted to any individual town. force which has seen the jailing of community of nations. Bayh called “part of the way of life.” to Know About It, What to Do About It.” to make the 14th amendment a catchall for presented by George Cyr, issued by Connecticut Highway Safety every nutty piece of so-called “civil Mayor Richard Blackstone’s of- Earlier in the year East Hart- % Commission. Now turn to the preliminary report of The handbook is a splendid job. It does not executive director of the state ford was named a Bicentennial the Senate Judiciary Committee’s sub- rights” litigation. All the Amendment fice this morning. attempt to go into causes and long-term At the ceremony, Mrs. Bicentennial Commission. Community, an award given to committee on juvenile delinquency: solutions to school violence. Instead, it does, after all, is state that the govern- This money will be used to 10 Years Ago ment may not “deprive any person of life, towns that have formalized Decision Is The Message “Our preliminary study of the situation concentrates on what can be done about it .meaningful plans for the local Power shovel ingites fire in utility pole has produced compelling evidence that now by community effort, including adult liberty or property without due process of of ^ line on Charter Oak St. law.” A suspended student is deprived of celebration. East Hartford has this level of violence and vandalism is participation in maintaining security in the distinction of being the first * The slogan, “Beer Drinkers Make Perry School superintendent Paul E. reaching crisis proportions which serious- the schools on a volunteer basis. none of these rights; he is simply suffering Town Commended punishment for breaking the rules of an in- officially designated town to Better Lovers,” may be of Pfeiffer that “if you let people dress ly threaten the ability of our educational As the handbook notes, "What we do stitution that cannot survive without rules. receive this honor. system to carry out its primary function. know for certain is that school violence Mayor Blackstone said that Questionable validity, but as long as down, they act down,” Judge Thomas • M T T r • For HUD Program ...... 12 3 Although the level of violence directed uses up tax dollars. The most recent es- Well, so much for that. Obviously, the East Hartford was proud and School permits other kinds of upheld the school’s prohibitions 4 $ S 7 I 9 10 against teachers... is indeed alarming, the timates indicate an annual loss of nearly problem cannot be solved by the applica- 11 12 13 14 15 II 17 commendation to the mayor. honored to accept the funding STATE ^‘messages’’ to be emblazoned on T- against tattered jeans, bare feet and II 19 20 21 22 23 24 principal victims of the rising tide of $600-million connected with vandalism and tion of common sense. The Supreme Court EAST HARTFORD from the state commission. 25 21 27 2 t 29 30 .. ALMANAC This letter from the Presi- crime in our schools are not the teachers, crime in schools. This represents $13 per says it can’t. So the community must do Sheila Tuller He also commended the Shirts, it cannot outlaw this particular other aspects of its dress code. but the students.” child enrolled in public school which is not what it can, handcuffed. The first step, dent marks the receipt of $440,- A second honor was awarded members of East Hartford’s All of which gives vital urgency to a itseems to me, is to get your hands on the 000 entitlement funds by the one. It may be a harsh truth for the heirs By United Press International available for educational efforts.” the town this morning when Bicentennial Commission for campaign under way by the National Com- This, it might be added, also should be of NCCE’s handbook. This can be done by town. The town was awarded of the now wilted Flower Generation, Mayor Richard Blackstone their work in . planning and Today is Monday, July 14, the 195th day mittee for Citizens in Education, a new dismaying interest to single adults and sending $1 to NCCE, Lake Village Green, the money due to the Housing ; So ruled U.S. District Court Judge received an official letter of directing the town’s Bicenten- but it is gradually being impressed of 1975 with 170 to follow. nonprofit organization dedicated to in- childless couples who tend to see the Columbia, Md., 21044. In this age of and Community Development -William K. Thomas in Cleveland in a commendation from President nial activities. The moon is approaching its first creasing citizen involvement in the affairs problem as a burden borne only by Act of 1974. upon them that there are limitations license by judicial fiat, one must do what Gerald R. Ford. Jomplaint brought by several students quarter. of the nation’s public schools. Put briefly. parents. People who have no children pay one can. East Hartford has received to informality and that they have Mary Ellen Morgan, program full approval for expenditure of against administrators of Perry The morning stars are Mercury, Mars CAMERAS #CBS00 and Jupiter. manager of community part of the funds designated for nothing to do with freedom of expres- development programs; and FILM-BULBS Quaker State ^ownship, Ohio, schools. At the same The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. consulting studies and is DISCOUNT PRICES MR.C©FFEI sion. Those born on this date are under the Harry Reese, community plan- preparing to apply fpr releases Itime, however, the judge extended a ning and development represen- Deluxe 10W40 10 Cup Drip To put it in blunter language, when sign of Cancer. on the funds for projects ARTHUR DRUG 1970 federal court decision that bans tative from the Hartford area requiring environmental Motor Oil you look like a bum, you tend to act Swedish filth director Ingmar Bergman Coffeemaker on long hair deprived no one of his was bom July 14, 1918. office of HUD, presented the review. like a bum. There may be places for Foreign News Commentary ^constitutional rights. On this day in history: bums, but society has decided that In 1789, the French stormed Bastille . Quoting approvingly a statement by prison in Paris, a day now commemorated school is not one of them. as a national holiday in France. In 1965, American statesman Adlai Rotary Switch, 7 element dy­ namically balanced fan blade Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Window on Europe Mr. Coffee Fillers with molded fingerproof plas­ Nations and former governor of Illinois, tic grill! Limit 6 Per Customer. Pkg.oMOO...... died of a heart attack in London at the age of 65. By United Press International Generalissimo Francisco Franco, is France and Germany In 1966, eight nurses were found beginning to be less docile. PARIS (UPI) — A West German de- Regina Electrikbroom Corningware® murdered in Chicago. Drifter Richard Stronger Dollar He has been prince in waiting for six mand that French tactical nuclear mis- Speck was later convicted of the slayings BRUSSELS (UPI) - After months in years, attending the events he was told to siles be moved from France into a with Rug Pile Dial Petite Four and sentenced to death. The U.S. Supreme the doldrums, the U.S. dollar is making a attend and reading the speeches he was forward firing position in Germany Court subsequently ruled out the death comeback on European money markets. told to read. Recently, however, he has threatens to start a dispute between the LADIES’ “S p ic e of Life” sentence and Speck remains in prison. The main reason — the U.S. recession expanded the circle of people he regularly two governments. newsletter shows every sign of ending, while 100% Polyester Knit Our 8 Piece Set meets to included some opposition Fearing that President Valery Giscard Reg. Europe’s probably will last another six politicians. d’Estaing might ultimately give in to Ger- months or so. European interest rates, He has begun to make off-the-cuff man pressure, both French Communists SEPARATES 32.88 FREEZE, previously high, are coming down to U.S. speeches and reportedly expressed dis- and hardline Gaullists are demanding for- Famous Brand By A COOK levels as European governments try to pleasure at Franco’s barring of his father mal public assurances that the Pluton mis- SAVE OVER ^8! revive their economies, and this has Nationally Known Maker! Rug pile dial for every carpet pile. AND M Open Stock Don Juan from Spanish territory because siles will remain on French soil. SERVE! m Value 15.78 slowed the flow of speculative money to of politically controversial statements. They say moving them to Germany SENIOR CITIZENS DAY TO BE REGULAR FEATURE - Forbes Senior Cleans bare floors to shag carpeting. |No bag to buy, empty dust cup. #B4516 Eitpning llrralb Europe. In his first speech after the barring of would be tantamount to placing the mis- Citizens Day last Tuesday was so successful we have decided to hold one the se- TOPS& PANTS & The probable increase in oil prices in his father, the prince skipped a prepared siles undr ultimate NATO command. Bonn FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 cond Tuesday of every month. The next one will be Tuesday, August 12. SHIRTS SKIRTS JACKETS October will hurt Europe worse than text and replied to a speech by Premier wants the Plutons to be transferred as far Reg. 5.99 Reg. 6.99 Reg. 8.99 Published by the Published every America. The outlook — a stronger dollar Remember, every senior citizen 65 years or older will get a ten per-cent dis- Manchester evening except Sun- Carlos Arias Navarro with a single east as possible because their short range Save Over ^20! Publlshlng Co.. Herald days and holidays. at least until the the end of the year. sentence: — 50 miles — would make the Hiroshima- count on all merchandise in the store (regular priced, sale and clearance Square. Manchester. E n te re d at the “I shall always do my duty as prince of merchandise). Just bring your Medicare card or other suitable identification. C o n n . 0 6 0 4 0 . Manchester. Conn.. The Dollar and Oil strength 20-kiloton warheads come down ly io g n o v o s i Telephone 643-2711 Post Olllce as Second VIENNA (UPI) - The dollar has only a Spain, as I have been taught since I was a on West German territory in event of an $^$g$0 (Area Code 203). Class Mail Matter. slim chance of retaining its traditional boy.” atomic confrontation. WHAT’S IN A NAME? - You are! If you’re in a “College Town” creation from BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER When he was a boy, Juan Carlos was link with oil, and the emphasis is on the Diplomatic sources say France, while our famous Junior Shop. College TWn makes it easy for you to create your own 16” inch Diagonal SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES word “slim.” taught by his father. anxious not to hurt her close cooperation with West Germany, fears that the Soviet special look, by presenting you with super sweaters, in lushloliage colors with Pre-Ticketed With Original Portable B&W TV PAYABLE IN ADVANCE A ministers meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries in Union would react angrily to any indica- their very own dynamite styling. Come to Forbes & Wallace/Manchester Suggested Retail Prices Single C o p y ..... 15e 3 Months...... $11.70 Gabon last month decided to stop quoting Watch on the Kiev tion Giscard was warming up further where we’re previewing Fall and you’ll want to be first on the scene! Of *6 To *16! W eekly...... 90e 6 Months...... $23.40 BRUSSELS (UPI) - NATO is keeping Solid state UHF & One Month .... $3.90 One Year..... $46.80 oil prices in dollars because the slump in France’s cooperation with the American- Dyed-To-Match Beauties To Assemble A an eye on the newest carrier in the Soviet led NATO from which the late President VHF tuning. Private Mail Rates Upon Request its value has cut their revenues. The MEET NANCY - Nancy Bontempo, our new assistant store manager and Round-The-Clock Wardrobe. Sizes 8-18, listening earphone. ministers agreed that beginning Oct. 1 navy. Named the Kiev, it is going ohrokgm Charles de Gaulle removed French forces Subscribers who p m. should telephone manager of our misses’ and women’s shop, has corraled some exciting S, M, L lail to receive their the circulation depart- they will substitute for the dollar the more fea trials in the Black Sea now and in 1967. Our Reg. 119.70 Herald belore 5 30 menl. 647-9946. stable special drawing right called SDRs, probably will join Moscow’s Mediterra- sportswear co-ordiriates from Picato. Come see, rave, save! Picato on sale this nean squadron next year. week. Aren’t you glad you and ForbeS are east m the river? Member Audit Bureau of Circulation an artificial currency made up of 16 major Dateline 1775 currencies, including the dollar. The Kiev is cruiser-size, about halfway 1 between the Russian helicopter carriers 3WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: MON, TUES, WED. The Manchester Display advertising Sources here at the headquarters of the LONDON, July 14 — King George FAME IS THE NAME OF THE GAME - In major appliances nothing is more MANCHESTER MON. thru FRL, 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. already in the Mediterranean and a full- received London Lord Mayor John Wilkes, pP u b lis h in og uC o . dosino hours Three ,p oil cartel say if the dollar continues to in- Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. fldged American aircraft carrier. several aldermen and members of the important than the big, popular, respected brand names. They’s all coming to assumes no linancial publication, crease in value the ministers might 1145 Tolland Turnpike respon sibility lor Deadline lor Herald change their stand. But they don’t expect NATO strategists admit they do not common council who were urging recon- Forbes & Wallace. When you think of dish washers, refrigerators, ranges, typographical errors classified adveitismg: them to. know yet whether the Kiev will carry ciUation with the colonies and an end to freezers, stereo and TV you think of KitchenAid, Maytag, GE, Sony, Magnavox, appearing in adver- 12 noon prior to day of copters or fighter planes and are anxious ®I97S-NEA— lisemenis and other publication. 12 noon Juan Carlos Speaks Up military hostility. The monarch reminded RCA, Zenith. When you think of appliances think of Forbes & Wallace. When reading matter in The Friday lor publication to find out. them the colonies were resisting his Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon- MADRID (UPI) - Prince Juan Carlos, Note — Another Russian carrier, about you think of Forbes & Wallace, think of big selection and expert service. Herald day. authority and he owed it “to the rest of the “We’re sinking! Lighten the ioad!” the 37-year-old designated successor to the same size, is being built. law-abiding people to oppose the petition.” PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., July 14, 1975- PAGE NINE »s»K*w:K«ilfc Cormick- Cutroni : 3 0 t h A n n i v e r s a r y

Theresa Ann Cutroni of An- h/ABOUT dover and Pfc. Michael James Mr. and Mrs. William C. Ice Cream McCormick of the U. S. Marine i 1 Whatley of 99 Francis Dr. TOWN Corps, Portsmouth, Va. were DUPLICATE BRIDGE observed their 30th wedding an- Co,, Inc, married July 5 at St. Maurice niversary July 4. "Manufacturers of OrfitelWs Banquet Spumont" Church in Bolton. About 90 friends and relatives Dewey L. Santacroce, special Fecteau, first; Marilyn and Grace Barrett, first; Jon attended the party which was 27 Warron Street, Manchester Phone 649-5398 #'> -Ir Results Friday in the Center agent for the Federal Bureau of The bride is the daughter of Bridge Club game at the Rich Rio, Barbara Farell and Shafer and Dick Vosburgh, se- given at the couple’s summer Investigation, will be the guest Flint Houri; Dilly S to 5; Sit. 8 to 1; CloMd Sumliyi Mr. and Mrs. John Cutroni of jf/ Masonic Temple are Glen Pren- Barbara Phillips, tied for se- cond; Janet ^ y d and Betty home at Gardner Lake, Salem. speaker at the Tuesday noon Pine Ridge Dr., Andover. The tiss and Papl Barton, first; cond. Hyde, third. The affair was hosted by the meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Still Your Best Buy— East-West: Steve Hunger and bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mrs. Glenn l^entiss and Mrs. By A bigail Van Buren couple’s daughter, Mrs. Manchester Inc. at the and Mrs. Joseph McCormick of Marion Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Results in the July 7 Peg Dunfield, first; Paula Patricia Palermo of Newington Manchester Country Club. 0 1975 by Chicago Tribuno'N.Y. Nowo 8ynd., Inc. EastHartford. Donald Weeks, tied for second. Manchchester YWCA game at Schwartz and Jaimie Horowitz, and Mrs. Ann Hill of Un- ICE CREAM the Community Y are North- Mary Gangewere and Anne casville. Also helping with the 30 FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM, Itn’t th#r« a flavor yoii'va lonotd lor -f. The Rev. Robert Cronin of- Results Friday in the South: Luci Wadsworth and DeMartin, tied for second. arrangements were the WAffiR WEIGHT AND couldn’t And?, try u>, wa think youll ba dallghtad. ficiated. Manchester Bridge Club game DEAR ABBY: To make a long story short, another girl couple’s thr^e other daughters. P R O B L E M ? at Manchester Community and I are interested in finding husbands, and we don’t want Miss Sandra Whatley, Miss to waste a lot of time and money looking. I am 30 and she is USI Having A Party? Serve An The bride was given in College Student Center are Laura Botting and Miss Teresa marriage by her father. 3l. - Bourassa, all at home. ICE CREAM CAKE North-South: Frank Tomlinson Can you tell us where to look for eligible men—preferably and Nick Daum, first; Frank Manchester Meat Market The couple was married July iy' E-LIM with your greeting written on top, decorated Miss Patricia Tootell of An- 91 BISSELL STREET (rearl 643-8424 with money? Or do you believe in that old saying, dover was maid of honor. Merblum and Rose Woodman, “Everything comes to him who waits?” 4, 1945 at Our Lady of Sorrows Excess water in the body can in rich heavy cream • serves 10 to 12 persons. Bridesmaids were Miss second; Jeanine Raymond and “The REAL BUTCHER SHOP In Manchester” LOOKING IN ST. PAUL Church in Hartford. be uncomfortable. E-LIM will Mr. Whatley is employed at help you lose excess water Marguerite Cutroni of White Brian Tan, third. Combustion Engineering in weight. We at !EW! GHEiWY CHEESE CAKE SLICES (6 Pack) Plains, N.Y., the bride's East-West: Peg LaPlant and DEAR LOOKING: Get out of Minnesota. There are only Windsor. The Whatley’s have recommend it. cousin; and Mrs. Roberta Bob S tratton, first; Pat TUES. & WED. ONLY 81 eligible men to every 100 single women in your age Nut-Roll - Spumoni - Tortoni - Jimmie- Targonsky and Anne Ingram, Fresh bracket there. been foster parents for 24 years Introductory $ 2 0 0 Roll and Ctike-A La Mode, — Cerrigione of East Hartford. Fresh second; Steve Zuckerman and Lean and Meaty Your best bet is Alaska. The unmarried men outnumber and have cared for 30 children Offer Worth confusing? then stop at our plant-or at your favorlta Pfc. James Tryhall of the U. Genuine American Spring in addition to their own two Dave Margolin, third. Ccuntry-Style single women two to one. Cut out Ihis ad — lake to atorc store and* try your fancy. We warn you, It Is rich In S. Marine Corps, Portsmouth, 'Die pickings are good in Hawaii, Nevada and Rhode daughters. (Herald photo by liated. Purchase one pack of E -L im ‘ and receive one more K-Lim I*ack heavy cream, and loaded with calories, but oh so . \ Va. was best man. Ushers were Results Friday in the LEG OF Island. The ratio there is about six men to every five Dunn) Free. Pfc. Rick Whiting of the U. S. Manchester Nite Time Group SPARE women. IIQQETT REXALL DRUG Mr. and Mrs. William C. Whatley Minchnlir Pirkido Marine Corps, Portsmouth, game at the student center are LAMB Florida, California and Arizona arc loaded with older Is Va., and Martin Cerrigione of North-South: C.D. and Marion RIBS eligibles who are loaded. But prepare to compete with rich East Hartford. McCarthy, first; Steve Ryan widows. A reception was held at the and Don Kreps, second; Steve The only thing that comes to those who wait is gray hair. Good luck and happy hunting, girlsl T h e s e s u p e r F o o d M a r t c o u p o n s a r e g o o d a l l t h i s w e e k KofC Hall in Glastonbury. American Heritage Photo and Bette Martin, third. 1.29 lb. lb. East-West: Joe and Marilyn 1.39 Mrs. McCormick is a senior DEAR ABBY: We are a middle-age couple. We are at Rham High School. Mrs. Michael J. McCormick neighbors to a young couple I’ll call Tom and Ann who go cc out of town frequently. 'They gave my husband a key to HECKER'S I FO O D CLUB their house so that he can fe ^ their dog, water their plants Food Mart Flaum Photo and keep an eye on their house in their absence. I have never I SOLID PA CK Hi-C gone into their house while they are not home. Mrs. Raymond E. Bonneau IN THE Bicentennial Pendant Recently we went away on a trip, and my husband gave FLOUR WHITE TUNA I i FRUIT D R IN K S 1 Tom and Ann a key to our house so they could keep on eye W ALD B A U M'S UNBLEACHED I SERVICE IN W ATER Phyllis Anne Jolie of Colum- miniature carnations, daisy Declaration of Independence on it. ALL FLAVORS bia and Raymond F. Bonneau of pompons, stephanotis and We’ve been back three months, and they still have our Barry C. Tedone, son of Mr. house key. Yesterday when we returned from shopping, we Andover were married June 28 baby’s breath. and Mrs. Jack Tedone of 606 captured in sterling silver. 5 LB. C S I I 7 OZ. 1C5! j 44 OZ. i C i at St. Columba Church in found a note stuck on our door. It read: “We call^, got no Food M art Pleasant Valley Rd., South answer, so we came in and borrowed some chairs we needed. BAG I I CAN Columbia. Mrs. June Wegiel of Indian Windsor, has entered the U.S. Complete with chain Signed, Tom and Ann.” 43 I I I I The bride is the daughter of Orchard, Mass, was matron of Air Force and reported for ac- W IT H P R I O R P U R C H A S E O P iS.O O O R M O R E A N D T H IS W IT H P R I O R P U R C H A S E O F IS.O O O R M O R E A N D T H IS W IT H P R I O R P U R C H A S E O F IS.O O O R M O R E A N D T H IS I Abby, I feel that this was presumptuous. 1 don’t want ( C O U P O N A T F O O D M A R T . G O O D T H R U S A T ., J U L Y 19. L I M IT C O U P O N A T F O O D M A R T . G O O D T H R U S A T ., J U L Y I f . L I M IT I C O U P O N A T F O O D M A R T . G O O D T H R U S A T ., J U L Y I t . L I M IT Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Jolie honor. Bridesmaids were tive duty July 7. $50 anyone in my house when I’m not home. And I certainly ^ O N E S L B . B A G - O N E C O U P O N P E R C U S T O M E R . J O N E C A N • O N E C O U P O N P E R C U S T O M E R . ^ O N E C A N O N E C O U P O N P E R C U S T O M E R . J of 25 Yeomans Rd., Columbia. Katherine Monahan of Monroe, A graduate of A.I. Prince don’t want them borrowing anything without my per- The bridegroom is the son of La., and Patricia Jolie of Colum- Technical and Vocational mission. True, had I been home, I would have let them Mr. and Mrs. Normand bia, both sisters of the bride; School, Tedone has selected a borrow the chairs, but I feel they had no business helping Bonneau of 2 Center Rd., An- Nancy Bonneau of Andover, the position in the electronics themselves. dover. bridegroom’s sister; Diana career field. I've asked my husband to ask them for our key. He says F o o d M a r t is i v o r t h g o in g o u t o f y o u r 'w a y f o r ! The Rev. Edward Davis of St. Bonneau of Andover, the After completion of six weeks I’m being foolish. I will abide by your decision. If you say Columba Church celebrated the bridegroom’s sister-in-law; and of basic orientation at Lackland I’m wrong. I’ll apologize. nuptial Mass and performed the Robin Steele of Springfield, Air Force Base in San Antonio, OVER 50 AND ANGRY r U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE "A” A YELLO W RIPE double-ring ceremony. Mary Ohio. Tex., he will then receive ad- DEAR OVER: No apologies necessary. I think you're Silvestri Photo Loring Photo Instant Price Cut CHIQUITA OR DOLE Lyn Biuona and Kristen Biuona vance technical training for right. As prices drop we ll moke sure you know played the guitar and sang. The engagement of Miss Lin- LIPMAH FRESH MAINE CHICKEN They wore gowns in rainbow The engagement of Janet which transferrable college about them You'll find signs all oround Pood The bride, given in marriage da Marie Snell of Hartford to DEAR ABBY: Recently I attended a small dinner party Mart Stores, and eoch one wilt save you colors trim m ^ with white em- Ruth Hansen of Manchester of credits will be granted. by her father, wore a nylon William Joseph Laurinaitis of at the home of a friend. For dessert shq served a lemon nroney broidery at waistline and James Michael Dobbin of West organza gown designed with Middletown has been an- custard cake topped with whipped cream and coconut icing. ruffled at hemlines. They wore Hartford has been announced T. Sgt. Jerald A. McKinley of 48 PRICES CUT THIS WEEK high neckline. Bishop sleeves, nounced by her parents, Mr. It was delicious! Everyone raved and no one left a crumb. BREAST QUARTERS floral headpieces and carried by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the U. S. Air Force has been bib bodice accented with Alen- and Mrs. Luther Snell of Hart- The next morning I telephoned my hostess to thank her rainbow colonial bouquets of Clifford E. Hansen of 119 Pitkin assigned to Lajes Field, Azores. Total Cut Since WITH WING con lace and a chapel-length ford. again for the lovely dinner party. Then I asked her for the multi-colored flowers matching ,St. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. recipe for the dessert. I was shocked when she said, “It’s my A(x« 1,1975 1,166 5 1 train. She wore a fingertip veil Mr. Laurinaitis is the son of * ' their gowns. Jack A. McKinley of 205 Adams of illusion edged with lace and Mr. and Mrs. William own creation and I don’t give out the recipe, but if you ever Mr. Dobbin is the son of ^ r . St. D E C O R A T O R O R A S S O R T E D CALIFORNIA - “ SUNKIST" carried a cascade bouquet of Laurinaitis of 14 French Rd. want one. I’ll be glad to make it for you—for $10, which will LEG QUARTERS Russell St. Pierre of Hartford and Mrs. William J. Dobbin of Sgt. McKinley, a com- be donated to my church.” Bounty T o w els jumbo" oll2'»>ll5 89' white sweetheart roses. The bride-elect is a 1967 WITH B A CK LARGE was best man. Ushers were West Hartford. munications equipment repair How do you feel about that, Abby? P R U D E N C E Valencia graduate of Houlton (Maine) Thomas Bonneau of Andover, technician, was assigned to DUMBFOUNDED High School. She attended Corned B e e f H ash 69' Oranges the bridegroom’s brother; The bride-elect was Lajes from MacDill AFB, Fla. F O O D C L U B Ricker College in Houlton and 17 O Z. Francis Jolie of Columbia, graduated from Manchester He will be working with the DEAR D.: It's her recipe and her right to refuse to give it is presently working towards an Crea m St yle Corn C A N ' 1. Jf.CALIFOR NIA EXTRA LARGE brother of the bride; Jay High School and attended 1936th Communications out. I think it's a good deal for everyone—including the F O O D C L U B associate’s degree in manage- Our 75th Anniversary \fear Wederstrom of Andover; John Keene (N.H.) State College. Squadron. members of her church. 000 ment at Greater Hartford Com- As Leading Jewelers&Silversmiths Green B e a n s " T e” c°n 4 « ns®1. VINE RIPENED Monahan of Monroe, La., the She was graduated from Morse The sergeant is a 1957 gradute V L A S IC LB. munity College. She is bride’s brother-in-law; and School of Business in Hartford of Manchester High School. His Shown acluaf s. • 2.49 FENWAY BEEF Cold Wave 'THE Safety Shoe your body to get a glim pse of what a A'rthofer, Rudolph Frank IV, son of Rudolph F, III and Judith Se e d less Gra p es l , / H % A perm that new you can be. Take us up on our Triggs Arthofer of 162 Wall St., Hebron. He was born June 24 at Stew Lamba;H‘^:KL.99‘ Bologna yK°o' 99‘' WITH THE STEEL TOE! special 3 visits for $3 introductory Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are leaves the hair offer. I want your body to take on a new Mr. and Mrs. Robert Triggs of East Hartford. His paternal Breast of LambL.59‘ Brass-plaled glow, a new style, and a new grace grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph F. Arthofer Jr. of 80 Gem Dandies ib 79‘^ shining, - hexagonal eyelets. fulness. I want your body, to trim it, tone Bigelow St. His great-grandmother is Mrs. Rudolph Arthofer of One-piece moccaiin loe. it, and shape it to a new vibrancy and ^Bethlehem, Pa. He has a sister, Jennifer Lynn, 8. IN O UR ' D u r D EFT. manageable, IMPORTED DANISH Special-dentily polyether loam. Jaguar 333 vitality. I want your body to be beautiful MAJESTY ' top-grain Icuster, Aaron Phillip, son of Phillip R. and Sandra Choman S W ISS C H E ESE jT r l s b V r g L E *1 . 79 fragrant, "Auatempered' steel safety loe. glove leather, - at the world's largest and most specially Custer of 22 McCabe St. He was born June 24 at Manchester I C A I C N O V A S C O T IA H A N D S i i Q L U A O M L C O R A L A S K A N S L I C E D L B . I . I O oil treated. prestigious organization of health Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. BOILED responsive to the Laminate of woven cotton B I R D S E Y E 1 4 0 Z . and napped sheeting f clubs, the Euro p ean Health Spas. Take 100 F L O R I D A C A N 59' impregnated with / Anthony Choman of 24 McCabe St. His paternal grandparents are Orange Ju ic e S H R I M P S A L A D . l .99' PROFESSIO N AL vinyl acetate latex. bodily advantage of us, call now for our Mr. and Mrs. Harry Custer of 159 Hilliard St. He had has two M orton D onuts 0 L A 2 E D ° n 0 2 . P K O . 69e' POUND All-weather special 3 visits for $3 introductory offer. brothers, Raymond, 9, and Michael, 7; and a sister, Phylis, 11. R O A S T B EE F sl I ced'^ ,.le89' Full leather vamp ' Slormwelt B IR O S 20 O Z. touch. Perfect and toe lining. all around Limited to one per person, age 18 and Tasti Fries E Y E P O L Y B A G ihe shoe. Shea, Melissa Lynn, daughter of William D. and Shirley Hale G E N O A S A L A M I C A R A N D O L B . *1,13 over, introductory offer must be used T O P F R O S T Q J U D E A K O S H E R • B E E F , . . ^ for today’s Shea of 100 Peterson Rd., Vernon. She was born June 25 at Broccoli Sp ears 1 0 O Z .P K G . O f Genuine'' within one week. Long er term pro FR A N KS OR SPECI A LS l.*1 .4 9 WALDBAUM’S YOGURT 22 O Z. > Goodyear Well conslruclioh'’ ^ One-piece cushion-crepe Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are P K G . 1.19 swirly, surly Heel-to-toe air-cushioned innersole. Neoprene sole and heel. grams will be presented. But don't C h e ese Pizza^ deluxe ALL FLAVORS completely nailless. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pelletier of 2783 Ellington Rd., South Wind- " H O T "BAGELSArLV.tE,12 99' d e la y - c a ll to d ay- the offer is for a T O P P K O . O F S - * 80Z. exuberant sor. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Lillian Shea of 100 Peter- B read Dough F R O S T 1 L B . L O A V E S Container limited time only. I want your body for son Rd., Vernon. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Alice 3 visits for $3. Your body will love it! Gaylord Le m o nad e 6 *1. hairdos. Shea of 100 Center Rd., Vernon. She has a sister, Kimberly Ann, K R A F T S H A R P A E X T R A S H A R P W H IT E Where else can you find FOOD MART Facililies and liours may vary wilh locallon. S W E E T L I F E all these features? 5. E N GLISH Crack er Barrel Stick Includes MUFFINS‘pk*o'". Hamburg & B R E A K S T O N E DENTAL CAVITIES l O Z . • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- Tylenol Tablets 89 So ur Crea m C O N T A I N E R shampoo NEW YORK (UPD - “Poverty Hot Dog Rolls * ' ‘ 'a 2 0 C O F F L A B E L G E N EST soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Jo b GOWNS 10 OZ. LOAVES II OZ. PKG. OF I P IL L S B U R Y ' : ^ 'f protects against dental cavities," Soft & Dri Deodorant !0 2 .can 69' D D E A H '?* > - IA N 1 1 0 2 ^ B U T T E R M IL K • C O U N T R Y * • O Z. test curls, rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil e Mothor of The Brfdo U N S C E N T E D , S U P E R D R Y , R E G U L A R O R P O W D E R b n t A U o R V I E N N A L O A F Biscuits , O R B A L L A R D M P K O S . says a professor after a tooth-by- IS c O F F L A B E L 5 9 ^ resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • • Mottwr of The aroom Rapid Shave “™ i . r J n O Z C A N L I G H T N ’ L I V E L Y hair style •i tooth survey of 10,000 youngsters 2BO Z. Exceed A NSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • C O F FEE C H E IT V IE W 3 PKOS. $1 I ■ B O N U S in 10 states. • Casual Gowns Plastic Strips 59 B U T T E R F A R M Co tta g e C h e ese P A C K ^ 1 1 . 8 5 Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. 6464260 Dr. Nathaniel H. Rowe said his 3 * 1 , r RIN G, MANCHESTER Jr., MIssay 9 Half Sizes study found higher rates of tooth Herbal Shampoo nor'mal aoily bot° le 69 SHOE >19.95 BOOT >21.95 515 M ID D L E T U R N P IK E W E S T decay among children from cc| SCHULTZ more aftluent families. *19»*,. BEAUTY SALON Although the precise reason $49«B 44 OA K STREET has not been defined, “It appears 15' off 15' off 15' off ! !l 2 0 ' off !l ON T H R E E • S.7S OZ. E N V lL O P B t | CORNER OF COTTAGE STREET reasonable to assume that fre- I O N A 2 L B . V A C U U M C A N O N A 14 O Z . P K G . O N A N Y T W O J A R S ne O AL M EN 'S S H IP ’ .V7i, I O N A 1 L B . V A C U U M C A N II O N A 10 P A C K P A C K A G E .1 I MANCHESTER quency of contact with food - COVENTRY BAS BiseAic I I FILLSBURT C O N N . L A R G E S T A N D M O S T C O M P L E T E M E N 'S S H O P MAXWELL HOUSE I I FOOD CLUB I j j 1 PHONE E u r o p e a n hovering around the pantry, con- SHOPPE I SANKA KEEBLER POLAHER’S FUNNY FACE I * COFFEE P p A C A P W A C i . U l l l d t * * FL A V O RS ! stantly nibbling -- might be the DEPO T ROAD . A L L G R I N D S ' I iced Tea Mix | Town House Crackers riSSMifOS m ilUIIIOl i t his c o u p o n a t p o o d m a r t . I 643-8951 901-907 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER i ! COFFEE real culpriL” said Dr. Rowe, pro- C O V E N T R Y I W IT H T H IS C O U P O N A T F O O D M A R T . I | W IT H T H IS C O U P O N A T F O O D M A R T . I | w i T Hd T__H__I_S_ __C__O__U P O. N A T F O. O D M A R T . | I W...... I.T....H...... T....H....I.S...... C...O....U.. P O....N...... A....T...... P O O D M A R T .* fH T H IS COUPO N A T PO O D M A R T .* * GO OD T H RU SA T.. J U LY I f LI M IT I . A m p le Parking 643-2478 G O O D T H R U S A T ., J U L Y I f . L I M IT O N E G O O D T H R U S A T ., J U L Y I f . L I M IT O N E I B 0 0 0 0 T H R U S A T ., J U L Y I f . L I M IT O N E I I G O O D T H R U S A T ., J U L Y I f . L I M IT O N E l O ^ D ^ H R V rA 'T . ' j u L Y I f . Y l M I T T W O I I E N V E L O P E S O N E COUPO N P I R I H e a lt h S p a s fessor of dentistry at the Univer- I C A N O N E C O U P O N P E R C U S T O M E R . | | C A N O N E C O U P O N P E R C U S T O M E R . I |I Pr AK UG ,. • uO nN cE C^ Ou Uo Pr wO Nn Pr BE AR vC wU Sa Ti vOmM sEnR . I •^ Pr nK wG .. ' UOnNi sE C O U P O Nr bP Ea Rw WC 9U •S T O M E R .* J A R S O N E C O U P O N P E R C U S Tv .O, it tu v io n iw s w f r n w y e llte iitjh l In limit v ile t 10 p l j l 0 * 3 None V)ld lo 'fcsllF ts No' eHKXn'blc lot ly ; / n p h ifn i w im v ^ __ ___ WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE. MANCHESTER ms h c mes t ir ' PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975- PAGE ELEVEN OBITUARIES Two Rob Dairy Mart ’Two black males in their mid The other man, described as Top Rookies Fred Lynn, Jim Rice and Veteran John J. Cassidy Joseph J. Graver to late 20s robbed the Dairy about 240 pounds and 6 feet 2 in ches tall with short hair thin SOUTH WINDSOR - John SOUTH WINDSOR -Jo seph Mart^tore-at 361 Center St. of ning on top and a beard and Joseph Cassidy, 67, of 228 John Gru v er, 58, of 1861 $281.54 in cash and two packs of' mustache, stood by the door. Foster Rd. died Saturday at Ellington Rd. died ^turday at cigarettes Saturday at 9 p.m., When a second clerk finished M a n c h e s t e r M e m o r ia l Hartford Hospital. police said. stocking sh e lv e s, she ap Hospital. He was the husband of The funeral was today in From w itn e sse s, police Carl Yastrzemski Pacing RSox Surge to Top proached the register. The Mrs. Margaret Hartke Cassidy. Caverton, Pa. Burial was in Mt. reconstructed the robbery as smaller man said, “ Don’t move He was bom in Ireland and Olivet Cemetery, Caverton. follows: baby or I will shoot you.” lived in Hartford before moving S a m se l-B assin g e r F u n era l ’The two men drove up to the NEW YORK (UPI) — Something old and something new, place New York Yankees and Milwaukee Brewers in the and take a chance of walking me, Jmt with Lynn and Rice that carried the Indians to victory over the Angels. The A third girl, one of the clerk’s to South Windsor 23 years ago. Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South store on the Lilac St. side of it. part of the legendary formula for a succesful marriage, AL East. driving in runs like crazy, no pitcher is going to purposely triumph was the Indians’ 13th in a row at Anaheim sisters, sat by a portable radio He was a clerk for the Penn- Windsor, was in charge of local In th e s t o r e , th e one has been the secret to the success of the Boston Red Sox so Lynn, the m ajor candidate for Rookie of the Year honors put a runner on base with either of them coming up. The and did not hear much of the Stadium, tying the AL record for most consecutive vic Central Railroad 32 years. arrangements. described as weighing about 150 far this season. in the AL, drove in four runs with a pair of doubles and pitches are around the plate and I ’m seeing them better.” pounds, 5 feet 8 inches tall, and talk. tories in an opponent’s park. Mike Mosley had a three-run He was a World War II Army Mr. Gruver was born in The Red Sox have two of the best rookies in the Yastrzemski enjoyed a peffect 5-for-5 day at the plate as having short hair asked the Before the men left, they In other AL gam es, Oakland nipped Baltimore, 4-3; homer for the Angels, his first in the majors. veteran, and was a member of Pittston, Pa., and lived in South the Red Sox pounded out 15 hits. Rico Petrocelli, a veteran young female clerk behind the a sk e d fo r tw o p a c k s of American League in Fred Lynn and Jim Rice, but an ‘ ‘old- Cleveland edged California, 8-7; Chicago blanked White Sox 5, Brewers 0 St. Francis of Assisi Church, Windsor 19 years. He was a cash register for a paper bag. c igarettes. Then they said tim er” by the name of Carl Yastrzemski has been more of 11 big league campaigns, also chipped in with three hits Milwaukee, 5-0, and Detroit topped Kansas City, 8-4. Wilbur Wood tossed a three-hitter to lead the White Sox South Windsor. World War II A ir F o r c e She gave it to him. anyone who left the store would than pulling his weight in Boston’s surge to the top of the for Boston. Minnesota at New York was rained out. to victory over the Brewers. Wood walked two and struck Other survivors are a son, veteran. He was a mechanic for ’Then he asked her to fill it be shot. AL East. Lynn’s four runs batted in raised his league-leading David G. Cassidy of Rockville; Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Divi A’s 4, Orioles 3 out five in recording his seventh triumph against 13 losses. with the money in the register. They drove west on Center St. figure to 71 while Yastrzemski, who has batted .389 over a daughter, Mrs. Doreen Baj of sion of United Technologies, Yastrzemski, a 15-year veteran with three AL batting Ken Holtzman, with relief help from Rollie Fingers, won Niles Nyman singled home two runs and also scored twice He kept his hand in his pocket in a dark green car. East Hartford; two brothers East Hartford, for 22 years. titles and more than 1,100 runs batted in to his credit, the last 20 gam es, boosted his batting average to .313. The his n th game as the A’s defeated the Orioles. The A’s in support of Wood. as though he had a gun. and a sister, all in Ireland, and Mr. Gruver was a member of started off slowly this year but has been on a tear the last Red Sox currently lead the league with a .274 team batting scored three runs in the second inning to take a 4-1 lead, Tigers 8, Royals 4 eight grandchildren. St. Francis of Assisi Church in couple of months and has been a m ajor contributor to the average. then F in gers relieved afte r a two-run homer by Gary Sutherland’s two-run single capped a four-run The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 15 South W indsor, and p a r Red Sox’ recent winning streak. “ This is going to last a long tim e,” Yastrzemski said of Baltim ore’s Brooks Robinson in the seventh and allowed fourth inning which paced the Tigers to victory over the a.m . fro m th e S a m s e l- ticipated in the retreat move Ambulance Driver Boston made it seven victories in a row Sunday by his hitting spree. “ For one thing. I ’m hitting in front of only one-hit in 2 1-3 innings to record his 12th save. Royals. Jo e Coleman worked six innings and won his third Bassinger Funeral Home, 419 m e n t o f H o ly F a m i l y defeating the Texas Rangers, 7-5, and both Lynn and Freddy Lynn and Jim m y Rice. Pitchers aren’t pitching gam e in a row to raise his record to 6-12. The victory was Buckland Rd., South Windsor, Indians 8, Angels 7 Monastery, Farmington. Yastrzemski played key roles in the outcome. The triumph around me anymore and I ’m getting better pitches to hit. the T igers’ 11th in their last 12 games. with a Mass at 9 at St. Francis Pinch-hitter Boog Powell’s two-run single and Buddy Survivors are his parents, Arrested iin Crash boosted the Red Sox’ lead to 4 1/2 gam es over the second- “ Before, pitchers felt they could give me lousy pitches of Assisi Church. Burial will be Frank and Stella Dorrance B ell’s two-run double highlighted a five-run seventh inning in Wapping Cemetery; South Gruver of Dallas, Pa.; two Windsor. brothers, Jerome Gruver of An ambulance carrying a drive north through the in Friends may call at the Dallas and Francis Gruver of dead h eart atta c k victim tersection. funeral home tonight from 7 to South Windsor, and a sister, collided with a car at E. Middle She was injured in the colli Calls to Sit Yaz . Tpke. and Summit St. Saturday sion and was given first aid by Batting Fourth Now 8 Mrs. Carol Gregory of New Those wishing to do so may port, R.I. at 12:58 p.m., police said. Patrolman John Melia who had make memorial contributions been following the ambulance Ended by Big Bat to the Diabetes Association of Fran cis J . Jan ik, 18, of from the Scanlon home, police Lynnes Cup of Tea Connecticut, 17 Oakwood Ave., A Learning Experience Longmeadow, Mass., driver of said. BOSTON (UPI) - Nobody’s lobbying to sit Carl West Hartford. Michael J. Scanlon Sr. the ambulance, was charged ' After checking Mrs. Carrier’s Yastrzemski down these days, unless the Texas Ranger 5 condition, Janik drove on to Michael Joseph Scanlon Sr., Watching a cast being removed is not an everyday oc- her leg in a pail of water for about half an hour while with misuse of emergency vehi- pitching staff starts a campaign on its own. BOSTON (UPI) - When the Boston and Bill Lee for five runs in the next M a n c h e s t e r M e m o r ia l 69, of 120 Lenox St. was dead on cie rights (failure to sound Red Sox asked Fred Lynn to bat in the four innings before Jim Willoughby currence. Children at Singer Learning Center had the first everyone waited for the plaster cast to soak and soften, Hospital. There, Dr. Robert Yastrzemski, who has had a love-hate relationship with Mrs. Evald Emerson a r r i v a l a t M a n c h e s t e r siren when going through red cleanup spot during his first full racked up his second save of the year. hand experience of watching one of their playmates, Helaine has worn a cast as part of a special treatment Keeney, medical examiner, Boston Red Sox fans since his MVP 1967 season, started EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Memorial Hospital Saturday. light). m ajor league season, Lynn wasn’t the Helaine Spector, while a cast was being removed from her prior to further treatment on her leg. (Herald photo by declared Scanlon dead and said slowly this season with an average in the low .200s during The Sox got a run in the first when Edna Hansen Emerson of 56 He was the husband of Mrs. Janik was driving a truck- leg by her mother, Mrs. Barbara Spector. Helaine sat with Caldwell) he had been dead for several the first month-and-a-half. happiest person in the world. Carl Yastrzemski, who went 5-for-5, Cheney Lane died Sunday in an Elizabeth Giulian Scanlon. type ambulance of the Am bulance Service of Manchester hours. Boston-area sports talk better pitches to hit.” He was always jinxed by hitting and Lynn hit back-to-back doubles. East Hartford convalescent He was bora in County Kerry, fourth until he made the m ajors and They picked up three in the third when home. She was the wife of Ireland, and lived in Hartford west on the ’Turnpike with its A second ambulance took shows were flooded with H e ’ s s t i l l a m o n g the now he’s making up for lost time. Lynn knocked in two of them with his Evald' Emerson. 20 years before moving to lights flashing. It carried the Mrs. Carrier to MMH where calls by fans suggesting the American League leaders in She was bora in East Hart Manchester 21 years ago. He b ^ y of Michael Scanlon, 69, of she was admitted and treated m anager sit the 15-year walks, but life’s a lot easier The four runs he knocked in Sunday, second double and Jim Rice brought ford, the daughter of John and retired in 1971 as a foreman for 120 Lenox St. and an attendant, for a facial laceration and rib veteran down for a spell. for him because of Lynn and pacing, the Red Sox to a 7-5 victory Lynn around on a single. Scott Vinci, 19, of 90 Clinton St., injury. She was expected to be Johanna Mulhora Hansen, and the Metropolitan District Com When confronted with the Rice. over the Texas Rangers, raised his Boston got three more in the fourth POLICE REPORT police said. released today, a hospital lived in East Hartford all her mission in Hartford where he s u g g e s t i o n , m a n a g e r “ Before, pitchers felt they league-leading total to 71. The win when Denny Doyle doubled home Rick life. had been employed for 45 years. Police said they had called spokesman said. w as Boston’s seventh straight, its best Burleson, who had reached on a Patrolman John Hanley was tape system had been stolen. rock struck her windshield. She Darrell Johnson thought it could give me lousy pitghes S h e w as e m p lo y e d a t He was also a charter member MANCHESTER the ambulance to the Scanlon Police noted there is an winning streak since 1973 when the on patrol in the Parkade when The two men were then w as not in ju r e d but the was rubbish. and take a chance of walking fielder’s choice. Bernie Carbo, who Travelers Insurance Co. in of the American Federation of Two young Hartford men home . obstruction at the southeast he saw the two men sitting in an arrested. windshield was smashed. Cost “ Look at what the man’s Red Sox had an eight-game string. h ad w a l k e d , s c o r e d w h e n Hartford until her retirement in S t a t e , C o m m u n ity an d were arrested Sunday at 11:35 Janik said he slowed the am corner of the intersection of me, but with Lynn and Rice older car to the rear of the They were held in lieu of ?500 of repair is $150. “ I always hated batting cleanup,” Yastrzemski’s popup was misplayed 1968, and was a member of the Municipal Employes Union. p.m. in the parking lot near the bulance as he approached the shrubbery and a traffic control done for the past 15 y ears,” driving in runs like crazy, no theatre. In a routine check of s u r e t y b o n d e a c h fo r • A store owner on Oak St. Lynn said. “ I thought about it at first, into a single. Lynn’s grounder was Travelers Girls Club. Mr. Hanlon was a communi UA T h e a tr e E a s t in the intersection with Summit St. box. Mrs. Carrier could not see he said. “ I ’m not going to sit pitcher is going to purposely the men and the car, Hanley appearance today in Common near the Gaslight restaurant but then I got a couple of hits right booted by third-baseman Roy Howell, Mrs. Emerson attended Con cant of St. Jam es Church. P arkade -and charged with and then prpceeded through. the ambulance until she passed him down b e cau se h e’ s put a runner on base with discovered the registration Pleas Court 12 in East Hart complained to police Saturday c o rd ia L u th e ran Church, Other survivors are three breaking into a car and stealing The ambulance then struck the the box, police said. g o in g through one bad either of them coming up. away and haven’t thought about it allowing Doyle to come home. plates had been altered. ford. m o rn in g ab o u t G a s li g h t Manchester. sons, Michael J. Scanlon Jr., a stereo system. right side of the car driven by Her car was towed from the since.” Texas got a homer by Howell in the Further checking determined patrons. For a year they have stretch.” The pitches are around the Other survivors are a son, Albert J. Scanlon and Patrick J. Edwin Hernandez, 21, and Elizabeth M. Carrier, 22, of 51 scene. Court for Janik is July Lynn also has 16 homers and a bat fifth and scored two in the seventh there was a complete car stereo Luciano F. Torres, 19, of been using the rear of his store On May 21, Yastrzemski plate and I’m seeing them John Emerson of Vernon; a Scanlon, all of Manchester; two Jose R. Guzman, 19, are both Sununit St. as she attempted to 29. ting average over .340 for the first half when Wise tired and allowed four system in the c ar’s back seat. Hartford was arrested Satur as a urinal and a dump for beer w allo p e d a gran d -sla m better.” brother, Alfred Hansen of East daughters, Mrs. Catherine charged with tampering with a of the season, earning him a spot on singles before giving way to Bill Lee, As the two men went to place day at 4:25 p.m. in Caldor’s at bottles, he said. homer against Ken Holtz How does he feel the Red H a r t f o r d , an d t h r e e Olivera and Mary J. Scanlon, motor vehicle, second-degree the all-star team. who got Jim Fergosi to bounce to the the system in their trunk, a Burr Comers and charged with The last straw came Friday man of Oakland. Two nights Sox are going to do the se grandchildren. both of M an ch ester; two attempted larceny, and third- “ I hope I can ju st chug along and mound with the bases loaded. Manchester man approached third-degree larceny (shoplif night when someone ripped out later, he belted a three-run cond half of the season? A private funeral service will brothers, Thomas Scanlon of degree larceny. Guzman is also The Rangers got their final two runs Hanley to say his car had been ting). He was r e le as^ on a 6100 the marigold plants behind the job off Nolan Ryan. “ I think w e’ve got a keep up the sam e pace for the rest of be Tuesday at the Watkins Hartford and Maurice Scanlon charged with improper use of store, he said. the season,” he said. off Lee in the eighth. broken into. His entire stereo surety bond for court July 28. Since then, he’s been on a helluva lineup with great Funeral Home, 142 E. Center of Ireland; a sister, Mrs. Mary registration. He asked police to help. Butterfield Denies So do the Red Sox. Following his The Red Sox face the all-star break St., with the Rev. David Rimas, CTancy of Brooklyn, N.Y., and a tear, raising his average to balance. It’s unbelievable. If Adrian’s Beauty Salon at 34 lead, the team has catapulted into the with a four-and-a-half game, first- c o - p a s t o r o f C o n c o rd i a (UPI Photo) grandson. Oak St. was broken into over Wendy Stoner, 17, of Glaston Prouty Allegations .313 by hitting .389 during we stay healthy we’ll be Lutheran Church, officiating. The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 15 the last 20 gam es. tough. That’s what it boils American League "batting lead with a p la ce lead and a 50-37 record. the weekend. It was undeter bury was riding a horse at the Texas^ Roy Howell (13) Dives into Second Safely team average of .274. In the recently M anager D arrell Johnson doesn’t B u r i a l w ill be in E a s t a.m. from the Holmes Funeral mined this morning if anything home of Charles Talbot of 313 He finished the first half down to.” Cemetery. Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass Five Girls Enroll He Was CIA Contact Red Sox’ Denny Doyle Tag Attempt Comes Too Late completed four-game sweep of the seem overly concerned that the hot was missing. \ Birch Mt. Rd. Saturday when of the season Sunday with a There are no calling hours. at 9 at St. Jam es Church. Burial the horse went to bite a fly and bang, going five-for-five Rangers, they scored 36 runs. streak may be nipped in the bud by in Friends wishing to do so may will be in St. Jam es Cemetery. Reports of vandalism over caught a stirrup instead. She WASHINGTON (U P I) - to the Senate Watergate Com with two doubles. The gam e started out as a laugher activity. make memorial contributions Friends may call at the At Cheney Tech Alexander Butterfield, who was mittee and other high level in All-Star Tilt Tuesday the weekend included: bucked. Yastrzemski has had to Sunday and turned into a seat- “ I don’t worry about things I can’t to the American Cancer Socie funer£|l home tonight from 7 to accused of being a CIA “ con-, vestigative bodies, Fletcher • Two youths with long hair Wendy fell off. The horse fell carry the Red Sox for a squirmer. Boston took batting prac do anything atout,” said Johnson. ty, 237 E. Center St. 9. and females to seek necessary on her. tact officer” while a top-level Prouty’s allegations is tan F i v e g i r l s fr o m th e took a cement block and broke number of y e ars and he tice against five Texas pitchers for its “ Sure, you like to keep on playing training to qualify, lack of iden An ambulance took her to White House aide, said today he tamount to a charge of perjury Manchester area have enrolled the panes of glass of a phone couldn’t be happier about all seven runs in the first four innings and when you’re going good, but I’m not In Memoriam tification with the trades and a booth at the Sunset Service sta Manchester Memorial Hospital considers the allegation “ tan and the damage has been done. for the 1975 freshman class at the help he’s been receiving then the Rangers shelled Rick Wise going to sit here and worry about it.” In loving memory of Robert Sullivan knowledge of discrimination tion on E. Middle Tpke. Satur where she was admitted and ta m o u n t to a c h a rg e of In m y o p i n i o n , i t i s Key for AL Pitching Staff H ow ell Cheney R e g io n a l who passed away July 14, 1971. Lohs Funeral against both groups have been treated for a fractured arm and perjury.” irrepaiarable.” this year. Vocational-Technical School. day at 9:50 p.m. A South Wind Loving memories never die factors given by some school sor man witnessed the act and contusion of the eye. She was in Butterfield said he had never “ This is going to last a Action Tonight Rites Pending The girls are from Bolton, Butterfield, who headed the As time goes on and days pass by, adm inistrators as those in called police, too late to catch satisfactory condition this mor been a “ contact officer” and in long tim e,” he said of his MILW AUKEE, Wis. (UPI) - The A ll-Star gam e The starting lineups, chosen by a vote of the fans, had In our hearts precious memories are Vernon, G lastonbury, E ast Federal Aviation Administra Little League All Stars Looking to continue on fluences that have discouraged the youths. ning and was expected to be fact never had any connection hitting su rg e . “ F o r one Tuesday shapes up a s a contest between the National only base-stealing Lou Brock of the St. Louis Cardinals kept MIDDLETOWN (U PI) - Windsor and East Hartford, enrollment. with the Central Intelligence tion until he resigned in March, its winning ways, Moriarty Of a Father we loved and shall never • Debra Triggs of East Hart released today, a hospital thing. I ’m hitting in front of breaking the Dodgers-Reds monopoly. Except for second A rran gem en ts w ere being said John S. Garafolo, director also said he has never met or League’s sluggers and the American League pitchers, and Brothers faces the West forget. At Cheney Tech, the percen ford was driving a car on 1-84 spokesman said. Agency at all. made for the funeral of Half F. of the school. even seen Hunt and had never Freddy Lynn and Jim m y AL Manager Al Dark was counting on hard throwing baseman Rod Carew, the American League starters were tage of m inority students under the Highland St. overpass The horse, a mare named Nit- “ If I was their contact man, I International League H a r t f o r d M e r c h a n ts Sons and Daughters Lohs, 66, who worked with ’This is the first time girls enrolled has increased by one was a heli of a poor one, heard of Prouty until recently. R i c e . P i t c h e r s a r e n ’ t southpaw Vida Blue to get the job done. all from the Yankees and A’s. and Grandchildren Saturday at 11:45 p.m. when a sy, was not injured. tonight at 6 at St. Thomas Wernher Von Braun to develop have joined the student ranks at percentage point. because I had no contact what “ From my observations over p i t c h i n g a r o u n d m e Dark last week named Blue, 12-7 this year, to open for Steve Garvey of the Dodgers is at first base for the Hosts South Windsor Sem inary in Tw ilight rockets for the Germans during the technical school. Last year, The newly enrolled female soever with the CIA,” Butter a 27-year period in the federal anymore and I ’m getting the Americans on the mound. National League Manager Nationals with team m ates Ron Cey at third and Jimm y League action. Comic Strip World War II and later for the a female teacher was hired to students at Cheney Tech will be field said in a weekend televi government, the CIA is a very Walter Alston was expecteU to counter today by naming Wynn in the outfield. Reds in the starting lineup are United States. join the staff at Cheney Tech. The Comets lead the in the exploratory program for One MMH Parking Lot sion interview. fi ne, highly p r o f e ss i o n a l Blomberg Disabled Pittsburgh P irates ace Je rry R euss, 10-6, to start. catcher Johnny Bench, second baseman Jo e Morgan, Weather permitting, the S o n ’ s E x x o n and Ski p Creator Dies Lohs was pronounced dead F e m a le e n r o llm e n t in organization and one which is American Division with an the first half of the year, as are Retired Air Force Col. L. The American League, and Blue, were trying to end the shortstop Dave Concepcion and outfielder Pete Rose. Manchester International S a t u r d a y a t M i d d l e s e x vocational-technical schools terribly important and certain NEW YORK (UPI) - Out Moreau, John Connolly and unblem ished 9-0 mark ^W ESTPORT (U P I) - A all freshmen students at the Reserved for Workers Fletcher Prouty, a former Pen recent dominance of the National League, which has won The A’s placed Gene Tenace at first, Bert Campaneris at Memorial Hospital. He was has shown a slow increase in ly of great value to our national fielder Ron Blom berg was League All Stars will enter D ennis C iprian o of An paced by the hot bats of private funeral will be con school. Garafolo said they have tagon intelligence officer, said 11 of the last 12 mid-summer classics and is favored to win short and Reggie Jackson and Jo e Rudi in the outfield and stricken while working on a the few years it has been in expressed preferences to pur last week that Watergate con security,” Butterfield said. placed on the 15-day disabled tain the South Windsor All saldi’s. shorstop Paul Baretta and ducted for Crockett Johnson, ’The parking lot at Manchester Memorial Hospital off again. Overall, the NL has a 28-18 edge in the series, win the Yanks have Thurman Munson catching, Graig Nettles boat in a Chester m arina, cluded in a survey conducted by spirator E. Howard Hunt told “ So under any normal set of list by the New York Yankees S ta rs T u esday at L e b e r The winners will face the player-coach Gene John 68, creator dt the comic strip sue courses in carpentry, draf at third and Bobby Bonds in the outfield. hospital spokesmen said. the Connecticut Commission on Haynes St. adjoining the main entrance has been closed to him in 1971 that Butterfield was circumstances I wouldn’t mind Sunday With a strained right ning last year, 7-2. Field at 6 in District Eight Windsor Locks All Stars “ Bcujiaby.” ting, machine, tool and die son. Lohs m igrate d to South Human R ights and Oppor the public effective immediately, Andre Marmen, develop at all being associated with it shoulder muscle. The long-range weather forecast was for warmer AL All-Star pitcher Jim Palm er, with a 13-6 record, said All Star Tournament action. •'Johnson, who also wrote and making, and electronics. a White House contact for the Wednesda'y night in Windsor Also on the slate, the America after the war and later tunities. Fem ales still con ment director, announced today. Hereafter, the lot will be but the fact of the matter is that B l o m b e r g s u f f e r e d a temperatures than the 60s and 70s of recent days in the Sunday it was doubtful he would be able to play Tuesday illustrated children’s books, Central Intelligence Agency. The locals are coached by Locks. M anchester A m erican came to the U.S., where he stitute only 15 per cent of reserved for second shift and early first shift employes on I am not assigned or attached recurrence of an old injury Milwaukee area and there was a slight possibility of because of a sore arm and another AL All-Star, second d ied F r id a y at N orw alk In a statement read in a A1 Chevrette of Ansaldi’s Wednesday night at 6 at Legion base ba ll team teamed with Von Braun to work vocational-technical school or serving as a designated con while at bat in the third inning baseman Jo rge Orta of the Chicago White Sox, has been Hospital. ly- telephone conversation today, showers or thundershowers for Tuesday as the warmer and T ony P a g e of the Leber Field, the Manchester entertains Zone Eight foe on the U.S. missile program at enrollment, the commission’s tact man, nor have I ever of Saturday night’s gam e. declared out of the gam e because of injury. Shortstop Toby He started the comic strip in Four other parking lots are still a v a il^ le for public Butterfield said “ Prouty’s in weather moves in. Law yers. The roster has A m erican and N ational Cape Canaveral. report says. been.” Earlier this season, Blomberg Rockville tonight at Matt th e n o w -d efu n ct “ P M ” parking. They are off Guard St., Memorial St., off Haynes itial public statements about Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who was due here Harrah of the Texas Rangers was named to replace Orta, Shawn Spears, Jo e Panaro, He was born in Berlin, Ger- Minority enrollment in the The Prouty allegations drew was put on the disabled list for L e a g u e A l l S t a r s a r e Moriarty Field at 6. The newspaper in New York in 1943 ABOUT St. beyond the hospital on the left, and off Haynes St. just me were sufficent to lead for a speech tonight, was scheduled to throw out the first who will be permitted to remain as a member of the team m a n y , an d r e c e i v e d a vocational technical schools immediate denials from the a similar injury in a different and Don Sumislaski of the scheduled for action. locals are 5-4 in zone play. and discontinued it in 1952 to beyond the emergency entrance on the right. reporters to allege in my case a ball as he takes a break in his harried negotiations in the but will not be able to T)lay according to commissioner mechanical engineering degree has dropped while total enroll White House and the CIA. spot. Lawyers, Brian Galligan, devote his time to serious pain TOWN spy motive, to allege infilatra- Bowie Kuhn. from the University of Cologne ment increased for the first Congressional investigators Mideast. Dave Robichaud and Bernie ting. He was a native of New tion, in other words to suggest in Germany. time last year, the survey that while at the White House I probing the CIA’s activities Fencing Champ 'The gam e is the first All-Star contest since 1955 in Alemany of Pro Barbers, Losing Streak Stopped York. shows. The executive committee of Milwaukee County Stadium, and this time allegiances have Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of Physical Exams served two masters. said they no such information BUDAPEST (UPI) - Chris Rookie Leads J i m G l u h o s k y , M a r k ’The survey says that while EUGE N E, Ore. (UPI) — Ja m e s Evans, an 18-year-old the American Legion will meet “ Those serious allegations but would look into the matter. tian Noel of France won the been switched. Twenty years ago, with the Braves, the city Tierney and Dave Kissman the high rate of pay offered by left-hander from Cleveland, Ohio, helped the Bellingham tonight at 7:30 at the American a r e w h o l l y f a l s e and In a televised interview Sun men’s singles title at the world was a National League stronghold, and the National TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — Tour rookie Rick Perry of of the Oilers, Bob Gentile Registrars Schedule employment in the trades is an day night (CBS, “ 60 Minutes” ), Dodgers snap its incredible 25-game losing streak Satur Legion Home. Set for Athletes defamatory,” Butterfield said. fencing championships Satur League won 6-5 in 12 innings. Columbia Falls, Mont., vaulted into the lead in the $50,000 and Tim Callahan of Steven- encouragement for minorities “ In that I stated my White Butterfield also denied any con day night. T ^ a y , with the Brew ers, the city is in the American Tucson Open Bowling Tournament Saturday night after day night with a four-hitter for a 5-1 victory over Eugene in The Manchester Board of from 12:30 to 4 p.m.: House duties in full under oath tact with the CIA. Noel, 30, who also won the ti the first two rounds of qualifying. Riessen Paces the first gam e of a double-header. Enrollment Session The Rosedale Beach Associa League and most of the more than 50,000 persons expected E d u c atio n h as sc h e d u le d Bennet Junior High School, tle two years ago in Goteborg, Unfortunately, the Dodgers failed to continue their new tion, Inc. of Bolton will meet will be rooting for the underdogs. Perry, competing in only his fourth tournament of the LOS A N GELES (UPI) - physical exams for athletes in Tuesday and Wednesday; Illing Sweden, scored four victories in Manchester’s registrars of a party to unaffiliated, or from Wednesday at 7 p.m. on the Only two Brewers are on the AL team, neither of them year,'started the second round 132 pins behind first round Marty Riessen beat Tom Okker streak as Eugene cam e back with nine runs in the first in unaffiliated to a party. all sports for both junior and Junior High School, July 22 and the final round. Defending v o ters have scheduled an beach fo r the purp o se of starters. The National League is dominated by the Los leader Curt Schmidt. But the 23-year-old pro averaged 236 6-4 in the men’s singles finals ning of the nightcap and went on to gain a 14-5 decision. CCAG Rates senior high school grades. 23; Manchester High School, c h a m p i o n A l e x a n d e r enrollment session for Friday, To those who switch from un changing the bylaws. The rain Angeles Dodgers and Cincinnati Reds, the American in the final six gam e qualifying block en route to a 1,420 Saturday night as the East They also lost to the Em s, 4-2, Sunday. affiliated to a party or from a Clinics are scheduled for both Aug. 5 and 6; Bennet, Aug. 12 Romankov of the Soviet Union from 1 to 4 p.m., in their Legislators date will be Thursday. League by the New York Yankees and defending world total, od enough for a 34-pin lead over Fred Conner of Mar- dumped the West 28-21 in the Bellingham is now 1-27 in the Northwest League’s Municipal Building offices. party to u n affiliate d, the days at the following schools and 13; Illing, Aug. 19 and 20. did not reach the finals this first World Team Tennis All- champion Oakland A’s. vista, Calif. Northern Division. Not to be confused with a changeover is immediate — as Vote Record year. Star match. voter-m aking se ssio n , an of Friday’s enrollment session. The Connecticut Citizens Ac enrollment session only in However, for those who tion Group (CCAG) has rated volves persons who already are switch from one party to the state’s legislators for their .Col. Morgan Vacationing voters. another, there is a six months votes on CCAG-backed bills — A M B ULAN C E C A LLS It is to permit them to switch waiting period for the official MANCHESTER those relating to consumers, en MANCHESTER from one party to another, from changeover. Saturday, 11:07 a.m. —odor Saturday, 12:46 p.m. -h o rse vironm ent, ele ctio n s and After Kidnapping Ordeal of gas unfound at the Communi Bowie Kuhn to Remain Baseball Commissioner transportation. accident i)ff Birch Mt. Rd. See Morgan told newsmen in Beirut Sunday, ty Baptist Church at 585 E. story this page. (Manchester any answ er,” reveais another American League owner. Based on a “ Voting Index” of ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) - U.S. Army Center St. (Town) MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Bowie Kuhn can relax. He was a $150,000 a year plus a liberal expense account, expires next tors in his favor, one of them being that lucrative $96 Woman Recommended 0 to 100, state senators were Col. Ernest Morgan, kidnaped in Beirut “ I wish to express my sincere gratitutde Ambulance) What all this comes down to is that Bowie Kuhn will stay Saturday, 10:28 p.m. —gas Saturday, 1 p.m. —auto little worried there for a minute or so, and maybe he had February and, if it was up to Charlie Finley, that contract million contract the 24 m ajor league clubs signed with rated on 11 issues and state June 29 by Palestinian guerriilas and freed to all the people in the world for their on as commissioner the sam e way many of our other washdown at 270 Ferguson Rd. ambulance collision at E. would not be renewed. The Oakland owner isn’t alone in television not so far back and the other bejng the lack of As Buckley Principal represen tativ es on 9. The Saturday, flew with his family to a secret prayers.” good reason to be, but come this Wednesday, after the All- electees remain in office once they get in it, by default. Morgan, who was freed Saturday night (Town) MiddleTpke. and Summit St. that feeling. Kuhn knows he doesn’t exactly have the un anybody in the wings considered suitable to replace him. higher the score, the more vacation spot in Europe today. Star Game is finished, there will be the earth-rattling an Maybe you noticed the other day where Gerald Ford an after 13 days in captivity, underwent a Sunday, 12:27 p.m. -dry e r S e e s t o r y t h i s p a g e . qualified endorsement of the Orioles, Yankees, Padres and No matter how lukewarm they are over Kuhn, none of A woman has been approved Wilson R. Deakin, assistant favorable the legislators were Morgan, 43, of Petersburg, Va., arrived nouncement he has been re-elected baseball com medical checkup at the American Univer smoking at 47 Highwood Dr. (Manchester Ambulance) the owners seem to have any one candidate in mind nounced he was going to be a candidate for re-election? for the position of principal of superintendent of schools in to the CCAG positions. in Ankara Sunday for a reunion with his missioner. Mets either, but luckily for him, it takes four votes in sity Hospital in Beirut before flying to (Town) .r VERNONI they’d push to become the new commissioner. Many of Bowie Kuhn did the sam e thing, only he did it some time Buckley School. M a n c h e s t e r, s a i d M rs. S c o r e s fo r l e g i s l a t o r s wife Margaret and 11-year-old son Byron. Charlie Finley will not be among those cheering the either league to unseat him and in the end, the A’s and Turkey to rejoin his family. Today, 9:56 a.m . —false Sunday, 1:11 a.m. —auto acci ago, and not so loudly. He was a little more subtle about it. Mrs. Marcia Kenefrick of Kenefrick’s contract would be representing Manchester were: He was en route to his post in Ankara from Orioles may be the only clubs which won’t swing over and them apparently feel the sam e way as Chicago White Sox The 43-year-old, Petersburg, Va., officer alarm at Manchester High dent on Rt. 83. See story this news. Nonetheless, he campaigned for the job, and Wednesday Coventry has been interviewed ratified at the next board State Sen. David Barry, D-4th a Central Treaty Organization meeting in vote for him in any case. Baseball owners change their owner John Allyn, who when asked what he thought of said the Palestinian kidnapers decided to School. (Town) page. (Vernon Ambulance) Maybe Bowie Kuhn won’t be either when it’s all over. by the Manchester Board of District, 50; George Hannon, D- Pakistan when he was abducted during a Kuhn recently, said, “ He’s better than nothing.” he’ll be offically told he’s going to stay on it. meeting on July 28. free him because of worldwide appeals, 6 He’ll win the war, but not before losing one mighty impor minds a lot. Eiducation and recommended to 3rd District, 36; State Rep. Ted Beirut stopover. Allyn subsequently tried explaining he didn’t mean what That’s when Bowie Kuhn is going to throw his shoulders especially from American blacks. tant battle. A battle over money. Charlie Finley is one of the few who doesn’t. He certain the administration for the posi Deakin said a male applicant Cumm ings, 12th Assem bly “ The family will be having a rest back and tell the owners he thinks he shouid have more “ Many groups made appeals and this ly is the most imaginative owner, quite possibly the he said in specifically that context, but he had gotten the tion left vacant when former has been chosen by the board District, 75; State Rep. Francis The commissioner, you see, has noticed prices going up money. In turn, they’re going to tell him, there is no more, somewhere in Europe,” a U.S. Informa had a profound effect on the people who The World’s Best sm artest one. In his own unique way, he has done as much, m essage across. Of some possible significance there is prin c ipa l V incent Ram izi for the principalship at Bentley Mahoney, D-13th Assembly lately. he’s going to have to make do, sacrifice a bit and work for tion Service spokesman in Ankara said. were controlling me,” he said. “ Public that none of the other owners jumped in to challenge Allyn resigned at the end of the school School, vacant since the retire District, 63; State Rep. Muriel PERFUMES-COLOGNES Like so many others, he feels he should be paid more. if not more, for baseball than any other owner. If Pele is Turkish officiais said the Morgans ap opinion did a lot to help, I think.” “Fret Gift Wrapping” and champion Kuhn. the sam e $150,000 a year he has been the past seven years. year. ment of Nathan B. Joy in June. Yacavone, D-9th Assembly Now that’s where he figures to have some trouble. Put said to help soccer by the publicity he gets, and that is ab parently took a military flight. Morgan said he was weli-treated by his CONTRIBUTE? If the commissioner persists, the owners will put it to Mrs. Kenefrick has been prin Deakin did not give his name, District, 88; and State Rep. RMpend to thalhgeileMi Ad I another way, the owners aren’t about to give him any solutely true, then what would you say about Charlie “ Everytime we go into a meeting and talk about the “ They were not on any commercial captors and served “ surprisingly good” ARTHUR DRUG him quite plainly. Take it or leave it. Bowie Kuhn will then cipal of Robertson School in but said his contract would also Abraham Glassman, D-14th raise. Some of thern feel he’s overpaid now. Finley’s contribution to baseball? possibility of a new commissioner, somebody says ‘well, flights from Ankara today,” an airport of food. He said he was held in five different make his decision. For the good of baseball, of course. Coventry for two years. be approved on July 28. Assembly District, 71. ficial said. Anyway, Kuhn comes up for re-election with two big fac gentlemen, do we have any candidates?’ and there’s never hideouts during his captivity. Kuhn’s present contract as commissioner, calling for

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SCOREBOARD Former Cheerleader Wants MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES Reds, Pirates Running Away in NL Cleveland California San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia Houston AMERICAN LEAGUE ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi Mike Marshall in the last of the ninth inning to give the Kuiper 2b 5 12 2 Remy 2b 6 2 2 0 Joshua cf 5 12 0 Kessinger ss 3 0 1 0 Cash 2b 5 I 20 Howard I f 5 1'31 NEW YORK (UPI) — The National League reached the tagged Seaver, who had won eight in a row, with his fifth AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Texas Boston Bell 3b 5 0 4 2 Collins If 4 010 Thomas 2b 5 0 0 0 Cardenal If 4 110 Bowa ss 5 1 3 O' Gross rf 4121 loss against 13 wins. Cardinals their victory. Smith’s single came after Bake ab r h bi ab r h bi Johnstone rf 4 2 1 1 Cedeno cf All-Star break of its season with the most lop-sided situa- East To Join Gridiron Manning If 5 0 0 0 Nettles If 10 0 0 Murcer rf 5 0 2 0 Madlock 3b 4 0 10 4 2 2 0 East Tovar dh 5 0 11 Carbo rl 4210 Hendrick cf 4 110 Lahoud ph 10 0 0 Speier ss 3 2 11 Morales rf 3 0 10 Luzinski If 5 0 11 Watson lb 3 2 2 1 tion since the 1950s when the Brooklyn Dodgers’ “Boys of Gene Locklear drove in two runs with a homer and Hec- McBride tripled and helped reliever A1 Hrabosky gain his w. I. pet. g.b. pet. g.b. Pittsburgh .625 — Harrah ss 3 0 0 0 Evans rf 0000 Carty dh 4 2 2 0 Harper dh 3 110 MonUnez lb 5 0 1 0 Monday cf 4 0 2 1 Allen lb 3 0 0 0 Cabell lb 0000 tor Torres knocked in two with a double in the Padres’ vic- fifth win. Marshall was tagged with his sixth defeat Boston 50 37,575 - GAINESVILLE, Fla. "He was as friendly as he Forest High School, said she allowing women to compete Summer’’ staged their famous blitzes. .561 6W Spencer lb 3 0 10 Doyle 2b 3 1 1 1 Spikes rf 4 110 Stanton rf 3 12 2 Miller 3b 5 13 1 Thornton lb 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 12 1 Johnson c 4 1 3 3 Milwaukee 46 42 .523 4tk Philadelphia The Cincinnati Reds, extending their winning streak to tory over the Pirates. Brent Strom pitched 7 1-3 innings, against four wins despite Dave Lopes’ sixth homer. .506 low (UPI) — Johnnie Mae could be,” she said. “He told always wanted to play foot- on the same football team Fregosi 3b 2 010 Ystrzhnslt lb 5 2 5 1 Ellis c 2 110 Chalk 3b 4 0 0 0 Thomassn If 5 0 1 1 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 0 0 1 Rader 3b 40 11 New York 45 41 .523 4W New York .488 12 Burroghs rf 5 11 0 Lynn cl 412 4 Powell lb 1113 Llenas lb 10 0 0 Sadek c 3 0 11 Swisher c 3 0 0 0 Boone c 2 0 0 0 Metzger ss 4 1 1 0 10 games, defeated the New York Mets, 5-3, Sunday and allowing 11 hits and four runs, to receive credit for his fifth Baltimore 41 44 .482 8 St. Louis Richards, a former high me personally he wouldn’t ball because “I love the with men,” Dr. Alexander Chicago .487 14 Hargrove lb 3 1 0 0 Rice If 4011 Sudakis lb 2 10 0 Doherty lb 2 111 Montefusc p 3 0 1 0 Zahn p 10 0 0 McCarvr ph 0 0 0 0 Andrews 2b 4 112 victory. Dock Ellis was the Pirates’ loser. Giants 4, Cubs 1 Cleveland 40 46 .466 9V5 school cheerleader, flag want women playing foot- roughness and competition. said, advising that women Randle cf 413 1 Miller U 0000 opened up a 12 1/2-game lead over the Los Angeles Montreal .422 17W Ashby c 10 11 Baiaz rf 10 10 Williams p 0 0 0 0 Solomon p 0 0 0 0 Brown ph lOOODierkerp 1000 Detroit 39 47 .453 low Cliff Johnson drove in three runs and Dave Roberts John Montefusco and Charlie Williams combined on a West football quarterback and ball. I told him I realized “I played flag football the should wait until there is Howell 3b 3 2 3 1 Cooper lb 3010 Duffy ss 3 0 0 0 Rivers cf 3 0 10 Harris ph 10 0 0 Oates c- lOOOForschp 2 0 0 0 Dodgers in the Western Division. West six-hitter for the Giants, who backed them with a 12-hit at- pet. g.b. Grieve If 1 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Hood p 0 0 0 0 Rodriguez c 2 1 0 1 Frailing p 0 0 0 0 Underwod p 2 0 0 0 Roberts p 1000 The PittsburghPirates, .meanwhile, bowed to the San pitched 2 1-3 innings of shutout relief for the Astros, who w. 1. pet, g.b. beauty pageant contestant, that, but said I felt I could last couple of years,” she enough interest to develop Garber p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati .878 - C3ibbage 2b 3 0 0 1 PetrocelU 3b 4 0 3 0 Bibby p 0 0 0 0 Miley ss 5 113 LaCock ph 10 0 0 tack, including three by Bruce Miller. The win raised Oakland 55 32.632 - Hutton ph Diego Padres, 7-5, but retained their 61-2 game lead in the dealt the Phillies Uie last loss, of a disastrous road trip. Los' Angeles .538 12W says she hopes she is play, and that I was serious said. “I was the No. 1 player separate teams. Sundberg c 4 0 10 Burleson ss 4 110 LaRoche p 0 0 0 0 Tanana p 0 0 0 0 Zamora p 0 0 0 0 1000 Kansas City 47 41 .534 8W 0 0 0 0 Wise p 0 0 0 0 Schueier p 0 0 0 0 Willie Howard also had three hits in the Astros’ 15-hit at- Montefusco’s record to 7-4 while Geoff Zahn was dealt his San Francisco .466 19 allowed on the field when and not looking for publicity. on the team — playing Hargan p Kirkwood p 0 0 0 0 Summers ph 10 0 0 Eastern Division when the Houston Astros beat the Chicago 40 45 .471 14 Foucault p OOOOLeep 0000 ToUls X 4 12 4 ToUls 33 1 6 1 Taylor ph 1000 San Diego .466 20 Scott p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia Phillies, 9-5. tack, saddling Tom Underwood with his seventh loss. Mike seventh loss against two wins for the Cubs. Texas 41 49 .456 15W the University of Florida “The next day they said quarterback.” Umbarger p 0 0 0 0 Willoghby p 0 0 0 0 San Francisco 101 020 OOO- 4 McGraw p 0000 Atlanta .443 21 Singer p 0 0 0 0 Minnesota 39 48 .448 16 37 5 9 4 ToUls Schmidt hit his 16th homer for the Phillies. .369 26W football team begins prac- they were going to check She said she planned to try Moore p 0 0 0 0 ToUls 36 8 13 8 Totals 36 7 10 7 Chicago 0X0X010-1 ToUls 37 5 9 4 ToUls X 9 15 9 California 40 51 .440 17 Houston Braves 5, Expos 4 Saturday's Results Wright p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 000 001 520-8 E-Montefusco, Trillo, MonUnez. DP-Sai Philadelphia 0040X1(10-5 Teams have rallied from farther back, of course, but all The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Dodgers, 2-1; the Saturday's Results tice next month. into the legality of it (her out at the last spring football Francisco 1. LOB-San Francisco 12, Houston 2X32101X-9 Chicago 6 San Francisco 4 Bacsik p 0 0 0 0 Calilornia ICE 000 103-7 signs at this halfway point of the season point to a pair of Darrell Evans scored the winning run with two out in the Boston 10 Texas 4 practice, but entered the Yankee Chicago 10. E-Rader, Watson, Cedeno. DP-Houston San Francisco Giants beat the Chicago Cubs, 4-1, and the St. Louis 2 Los Angeles 1, 10 innings Head coach Doug Dickey trying out),” she said. Totals 36 5 11 4 Totals 35 7 15 7 DP-Cleveland 1, California 2. LOB- Oakland 7 Baltimore 1 2BJoshua. 1. LOB-Philadelphia 12, Houston 7. runaway division races. Atlanta Braves outlasted the Montreal Expos, 5-4, in 14 in- 14th inning when second baseman Pete Mackanin was Atlanta 9 Montreal 4,1st, twilight said Saturday he will not Dickey said Saturday that Miss University of Florida Texas 000 010 220-5 Cleveland 4, Calilornia 13. Milwaukee 5 Chicago 4, night ip h r er bb so 2B-Andrews, Watson, Bowa. 3B-Cedeno, Montreal 7 Atlanta 3, 2nd, night Boston 103300 00X-7 2B-Ellis, Rivers, Bell, Carty. HR-Miley The Reds, spotting Tom Seaver a 3-0 lead, rallied with nings in the other National League games. attempting to handle a relay from the outfield on Mike Minnesota 6 New York 6, 13 innings, allow Miss Richards to try after looking into the recent beauty pageant instead. Booters Montefusco W 7-4 Johnson, Howard. HR-Schmidt (16). SB Cincinnati 3 New York 2, night E-Howell, Doyle. DP-Texas 2. LOB- (1) SB-Remy2, Collins, Harper, Stanton. Lum’s single to give the Braves their victory. Ray Sadecki suspended game Williams 1 Bowa, Maddox. Cedeno 2. four runs in the seventh and one in the eighth. Pete Rose’s Cardinals 2, Dodgers 1 Pittsburgh 6 San Diego 4, night out with the team when U.S. Health, Education and Miss Richards said she Texas 8, Boston 8. S-Duffy. SF-Powell. Detroit 2 Kansas City 0, night Zahn L 2-7 4 ip h r er bb so two-run single climaxed the four-run seventh inning which Reggie Smith drove in the winning run with a single off pitched the last inning and picked up the victory. Philadelphia ^ Houston 2, night drills begin Aug. 20, but the Welfare rules on sex dis- has been working out in the 2B-Yastrzemski 2, Lynn 2, Howell, ip h r er bb so .Cleveland 9 California 1, night Victorious Doyle, Randle. S-Doyle. SF-Cubbage. Hood 2 1-3 6 3 3 1 1 Solomon Underwood L 9-7 4 10 7 7 2 1 Sunday’s Results , 5-foot-8, 140-pound wide crimination in inter- weight room with the help of ip h r er bb so Bibby W 4-9 4 1-3 2 1 1 5 5 Frailing 2 Garber 1 1 0 0 0 0 Boston 7 Texas 5 Sunday's Results receiver candidate is hoping collegiate athletics, he had some players and has had Hargan L 6-5 2 1-3 7 4 4 1 0 LaRoche 2 1-3 2 3 3 5 0 Zamora 2 Schueier 2 2 1 1 2 0 Chicago 5 Milwaukee 0 HARTFORD (UPI)-Jan McGraw 1 2 1 1 0 1 Cincinnati 5 New York 3 decided not to let Miss someone throw passes to Foucault 1 12 2 10 Tanana 6 1-3 6 3 3 0 6 Save-Williams (1). Detroit 8 Kansas City 4 Houston 9 Philadelphia 5 he’ll give her the chance. Klosek scored one goal and Umbarger 0 2 11 0 0 Kirkwood L 24 1-3 1 2 2 1 0 T-2:47. A-22668. Dierker 22-3 6 4 4 3 1 Cleveland 8 California 7 San Diego 7 Pittsburgh 5 “I just want to go out Richards try out. her. assisted on another to lead Moore 12-3 3 0 0 0 0 Scott 1-321100 Forsch W 36 4 1 1 1 4 2 Smiling Tom Watson Victor Oakland 4 Baltimore 3 St. Louis 2 Los Angeles 1 there and try out,” the 20- Under the guidelines, “I’m really coming Wright Singer 2 4 2 2 0 0 Roberts 21-3 2 0 0 0 3 Minnesota at New York, comp, of San Francisco 4 Chicago 1 the Connecticut Yankees to Baseik 2 0 0 0 1 Save-LaRoche (7). Underwood pitched to 2 batters in 5th, susp. game, ppd., rain Atlanta 5 Montreal 4, 14 innings year-old senior said Sunday. Dickey said, a separate along,!’ she said of her pass- a 3 to 0 American Soccer Wise W 11-6 62-3 8 3 3 2 T-3:ll. A-7,493. Save-Roberts (1). Minnesota at New York, reg. game, “If I don’t make it, I don’t women’s team could be catching ability. She said League shutout of the Cin- Lee 1 2 2 2 1 WP-Dierker, McGraw. ppd., rain Willoughby 11-3 1 0 0 0 Los Angeles St. Louis T-2:46. A-12,870. Monday's Games Monday's Games make it. If he just says ‘get formed for football if enough she also would like to try cinnati Comets. ab r h bi ab r h bi Umbarger pitched to 3 batters in 4th. San Diego Pittsburgh No Games Scheduled (All Star No Games Scheduled (All Star off the field,’ he’ll hurt my students show an interest. place-kicking. Roberto Taylor opened the Save-Willoughby (2). Lopes 2b 4 111 Brock If 4 011 Of British Open in Playoff Break) Chicago Milwaukee Buckner if 4 0 0 0 McBride cf 4 12 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi Break) Another person who would T-3:07. A-26.170, feelings.” However, Miss Richards scoring Saturday night with ab r h hi ab r h bi Hale cf 4 0 2 0 Smith rf 4 0 11 Grubb cf 5 110 Stennett 2b 5 2 3 0 Miss Richards, who has said she had received no like to see Miss Richards Baltimore Oakland Kelly rf 2 0 2 1 Money 3b 3 0 0 0 Garvey lb 4 0 10 Simmons c- 3 0 0 0 Fuentes 2b 5 0 10 Sanguillen c 5 1 3 2 his eighth goal of the season, Tolan lb 5 110 Oliver cf 4 0 11 CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (UPI) — The beaming tourna- The 71 matched the highest score Watson shot all week been in training for almost a word on trying out from abandon the idea of trying ab r h bi ab r h bi Dent ss 5 0 0 0 Yount ss 4 0 0 0 Crawford rf 3 0 0 0 Fairly lb 3 0 0 0 assisted by Klosek. Jan Singleton rf 3 0 10 Campnrs ss 4 12 0 Hairston If 4 0 0 0 Scott lb 4 0 0 0 MoU ph 0 0 0 0 Sizemore 2b 3 0 0 0 Winfield rf 3 0 11 SUrgell lb 5 0 2 1 ment official gestured to 13,000 spectators gathered enroute to a nine-under-par 279 and a tie after the regula- week, said she talked with Dickey. She said she would out for men’s football is Dr. Kyserek, assisted by Victor Grich 2b 3 12 0 North cf 3 0 11 Johnson Ih 3 10 0 Aaron dh 3010 Paciorek rf 0 0 0 0 Reitz 3b 30 0 0 Locklear lb 2 2 12 Robinson If 5 0 2 0 Hahn lb 0 0 0 0 Parker rf 4 0 2 0 around Carnoustie’s 18th green and then handed one of tion four rounds with Newton, a 25-year-old who zoomed Dickey last Tuesday to let talk to him later this week. Ruth Alexander, director of Calebrese, booted in the se- Davis dh 3 0 0 0 Williams dh 2 0 1 2 Melton 3b 3 10 0 Darwin if 4010 Cey 3b 3 0 0 0 Tyson ss 3 12 0 golf’s most coveted winner’s cups to “that very good Miss Richards, a high women’s athletics. May lb 4 0 2 1 Jackson rf 3 0 0 0 May dh 3 0.1 0 Lezeano rl 4010 Russell ss 4 0 10 Reed p 10 0 0 Ivie ph 1 0 0 0 Hebner 3b 5 0 0 0 into contention with a course record 65 oh Friday. her intentions to try out be cond marker, and Klosek, Baylor If 4 0 0 0 Rudi lb 4 0 0 0 Downing c 2 10 0 Porter c 3 0 0 0 Yeager c 3 0 0 0 Davis ph 10 0 0 Torres 3b 4 2 2 2 Mendoza ss 4 0 0 0 American player Tom Kite.” Pre-tournament favorite Jack Nicklaus joined Johnny known. school cheerleader at Ocala “There’s a lot of danger in with two minutes ^eft, Blair cf 3 110 TenaceNyman c 2 cf 3 2 2 2 10 Bevacqua 0 2b 3 0 0 0 Mssrsmth p 2 0 0 0 Hrabosky p 0 0 0 0 Hundley c 3 0 10 Popovich ss 10 0 0 Tom Watson smiled back and took his trophy. Miller and South African Bobby Cole in finishing the Northrup cf 1 0 0 0 BandoStein 3b 2b 3 4 0 11 0Thomas 0 0 cf 3 0 0 0 Lee ph 10 0 0 EHernndz ss 4 11 1 Ellis p 10 0 0 assured the victory with a Robinson 3b 3 1 1 2 MangualWood If p 3 0 0 0 0 111Travers p 0 0 0 0 Marshall p 0 0 0 0 Strom p 3 0 11 Zisk ph . 0 00 0 It was he, not Kite — another young American regulation 72 holes one stroke back at 280, while another shot 25 feet from the goal. Bumbry ph 1 0 0 0 Martinez 2b 2 110Broberg p 0 0 0 0 ToUls 32 1 5 1 ToUls 29 2 6 2 Greif p 0 0 0 0 Klson pr 0100 professional — who won the 104th British Open cham- Aiistralian, Graham Marsh, was at 281. Duncan c 3 0 10 Holt phToUls 10 0 029 5 6 4 ToUls 31 0 3 0 one out when winning run scored Folker p 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0000 The win gives the Yankees a Spillner p 0 0 0 0 Howe ph pionship Sunday in a rain-drenched 18-hole playoff with Watson’s back-and-forth battle with the Australian in- Muser ph 1 0 0 0 Gamer 2b 0 0 0 0 Chicago 000401000-5 Los Angeles 0X0X010—1 1000 shot a first place in the Belanger ss 3 0 0 0 Holtzman p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee 000 000 000-0 St. Louis OX X IX I-2 RHernndz p 0 0 0 0 Australian Jack Newton. NFL Steelers Begin Dyer ph 1111 cluded plenty of rain and both players were drenched by league. The Yankees return Hendreks ph 1 0 0 0 Todd p {4 0 0 0 0 E-Nyman, Stein. DP-Milwaukee 3. LOB- E-Lopes, Sizemore. LOB-Los Angeles 6, Demery p His one-stroke victory in the game’s oldest cham- the time they walked off the final green. home July 26 in a match Grimsley p 0 0 0 0 Fingers p 0 0 0 0 Chicago 7. Milwaukee 6. St. Louis 3. 0000 pionship was the first major title for the young player who Mitchell p 0 0 0 0 2B-May, Nyman. SB-Nyman, Stein. 2B-Tyson. 3BMcBride. HR-Lopes (6). Krkptrck ph 1 000' Twice Watson had shot ahead, once on a 25-yard chip against the New York ToUls 33 3 8 3 ToUls 27 4 6 4 ip h r er bb so ip h r er bb so ToUls 35 7 10 7 ToUls 42 5 14 5 had led the last'two U.S. Opens and this year’s Masters in that gave him an eagle at the par five 14th, only to see Work to Defend Title Comets. Baltimore 100 000 200-3 Wood W 7-13 9 3 0 0 2 5 Messersmith 7 3 1113 San Diego 1201X000-7 the early rounds, only to collapse at the finish. Newton fight back to tie. Once the Australian pulled into a Oakland 130 000 00x-4 Travers L 4-3 ‘ 32-3 4 4 4 5 4 Marshall L 46 1 1-3 3 1 1 0 0 PitUburgh X I2X 020-5 DP-Baltimore 2, Oakland 2. LOB- Broberg 51-3 2 1 1 5 2 Reed 8 41112 E-Hundley, Hebner 2, E.Hernandez, As unruffled by the official’s blooper as he had been all one-stroke lead. LATROBE, Pa. (UPI) - “It’s not rookies must aim for the same goal.” Baltimore 6. Oakland 4. T-2:30. A-27,386. Hrabosky W 5-2 1 1 0 0 1 0 Fuentes. LOBSan Diego6, Pittsburgh 13. day on Carnoustie’s 7,065-yard par 72 seaside links, Watson Visions of his U.S. Open blowups must have passed 2B-Grich, Campaneris, Williams. Blair. T-1:X. A-32567. 2BSanguillen 2, Torres, HR-Locklear easy to win a championship and it’s Noll orginally had planned to have HR-Robinson (4). (3), Dyer (2). SB-E.Hemandez. S-Strom. proceeded to announce he was giving the silver cup and ac- through the American’s head when he blew a one-stroke not easy to defend it,” Pittsburgh only three veterans report Sunday, ip h r er bb so SF-Winfield. companying gold medal to his wife as a belated second edge by bogeying the 235-yard 16th. But this time the story Steeler Coach Chuck Noll said Sunday quarterbacks Terryy Bradshaw, Grimsley L 5-11 12-3 5 4 4 4 1 ip h r er bb so wedding anniversary gift. had different ending. Mitchell 61-3 1 0 0 1 4 Strom W 5-2 716 11 4 4 3 6 at the opening of the training season 'Terry Hanratty and Joe Gilliam. But Takes Marathon Holtzman W 11-7 61-3 5 3 3 2 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE Greif 0 1 1 0 0 0 “I forgot to get her anything on the actual day Tuesday,” Watson, icy cool, ran down his par at 18, leaving at St. Vincent College. he expanded the veteran contingent to NAPLES, Italy (UPI) - Todd 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Montreal AtlanU Folkers 16 1 0 0 0 1 he said, “but she said this would do quite well.” Newton to falter. Noll greeted 57 players, including 19 15, including guard Sam Davis, run- Ahmed Youssef of Egypt won Fingers 21-3 1 0 0 1 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi Spillner 116 1 0 0 0 0 Watson fired a methodical one-under-par 71 for the vic- Save-Fingers (12). New York Cincinnati Mangual cf 7 0 10 Garr EllisIf 7 110 L 66 4 7 4 4 1 0 “I just thought my time had come,” Watson said. “I had veterans and 38 rookies and free ning back Frenchy Fuqua, tight end the 22nd edition of the Capri- T-2:08. A-11550. ab r h bi ab r h bi Jorgensn lb 7 13 0 PerezTekulve 2b 6 2 4 0 2 2 3 0 1 1 tory and the $16,500 first prize. a goal in my life, to win a major championship, and I agents for the beginning of John McMakin and linebacker Henry Naples swimming marathon Detroit Kansas City Unser cf 4 12 0 Rose If 4 0 3 2 Biittner If 4 12 0 EvansR.Hernandez 3b 3 2 10 2 00010 Millan 2b 5 0 2 0 Griffey rf 3 0 0 0 Morales ph 10 10 Williams lb 6 0 3 3Demery 1 1 0 0 1 1 Using a revamped swing, Watson explained, “It cuts fulfilled it.” preparations for the August 1 meeting Davis, all of whom were injured last Sunday by a margin of more ab r h bi ab r h bi than 18 minutes over Argenti- LeFlore cf 4 12 1 Wohiford rf 5 2 3 0 Kranepol lb 4 111 Morgan 2b 2 2 0 0 Scott if 1 0 0 0 Lum rf 6 0 2 1 Greif pitched to 2 batters in 8th. down my distance but is more consistent.” Watson planned some inauspicious celebrating with tour with the College All-Stars in Chicago. year. SUub rf 4 110 Bench c 4 0 0 0 Carter rf 4 0 0 0 Blanks ss 6 0 0 0 Save-Spillner (1). Wide receiver Jim Thatcher, a 15th nian, Louis Diaz, in 7.39:56. Rodriguz 3b 4 2 3 2 Cowens cf Baldwin p 0 0 0 0 Nolan p 10 0 0 (UPI) — Tim Shaw clipped four 1010 Taylor p 0 0 0 0 Leon p 0000 a tap-in par, Newton bunkered his approach and then took Watson said. “We must all get more efficient Diaz had the highest placing Coleman p 0 0 0 0 Martinez c 4010 Hall p 0 0 0 0 Armbrstr ph 1 0 0 0 round selection frorti Langston, Bailey ph 1 0 0 0 Gaston ph 1000 seconds off the 800-meter three to get down for a bogey and a 72. Hiller p 0 0 0 0 White ss 4 0 0 0 Sanders p 0 0 0 0 McEnaney p 0 0 0 0 each year to remain competitive. We Okla., was found physically unfit to among amateurs. Murray p 10 10 Sadecki p 0000 Leonard p 0000 Milner ph 1 0 0 0 Crowley ph 0 0 0 0 record to highlight an exhibi- Roger Maltbie Cops cannot coast, which means going play and was cut from the squad. Borbon p 0 0 0 0 Colbert ph 1000 tion swim by the United States McDaniel p 0000 (UPI Photo) DeMola p Briles p 0 0 0 0 RtUmnd ph 10 0 0 0000 downhill. We must improve and keep The team held a light workout Sun- ToUls 52 4 12 3 ToUls 51 5 13 4 world championship team Unhappy Jack Newton Bird p 0000 Eastwick p 0 0 0 0 getting bettter. Our basic philosophy day afternoon and competed in the 40- Totals 35 3 9 3 ToUls 29 5 7 5 two ouU when winning run scored Saturday night. Big Margin ToUls 36 8 13 8 ToUls 37 4 11 3 First Golf Crown Grimaces after Missing Par Putt New York 3X 0X 000-3Montreal 010 X I110 OX 00- 4 Sh^w, 17, an incoming in training is to play fundamental yard dash. Two-a-day drills begin Detroit XI 430 000-8 MAJOR LEAGUE Mann Holds Edge Cincinnati OX OX 41x— 5 AtlanU 220 0X 0X 0X 01-5 football. Obviously, our veterans have today. HELSINKI (UPI) - Poul Kansas City 3X0X100-4 freshman at Long Beach State Kirketerp of Denmark took a E-White, DP-Kansas City 1, LOB- E-Rose. DP-New York 1. LOB-New E-Rogers, Perez. DP-Montreal 3. LOB University, swam the distance Montreal 8, AtlanU 13. LEADERS earned the right to play and the Detroit 9, Kansas City 10. York 9, Cincinnati 7. MOLINE, 111. (UPI) — Rookie Roger Maltbie says he commanding 22.7 point lead in 2B-Jorgensen. Perez. S-Mackanin, Cor- in 8:09.60. He set the old mark 2B-Wohlford, Mayberry, Pierce 2, 2B-SUub, Grote, Driessen. SB-Morgar can shoot as well as anyone when he gets hot. Sunday, in In Stormy Event the world dinghy cham- rell, SF-Foli. of 8:13.68 last month. Rodriguez, LeFlore, RoberU. 3B-HorUn. 2, S-Seaver. ip h r er bb so the final round of the Quad Cities Open, he was hot. Leading Batters stolen Bases pionships OK class Sunday, SB-Wohlford. S-McRae. SF-Sutherland ip h r er bb so COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — The 11th stop of the Ladies Rogers 6 9 4 4 1 3 (based on : ;at bats) National League: Morgan, Cin 40; placing second in the only start. Veryzer. Seaver L 13-5 62-3 5 4 4 4 8 Links Title Maltbie, who has been on Warthen 2-3 0 0 0 3 0 National1 League Cedeno, Hou and Brock, St.L 36; Lopes, Professional Golf Association tour here could have been ip h r er bb Baldwin 2-321122 the regular tour less than a With one start remaining on Taylor 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 and his first tournament g ab r h pet. LA 33: Mangual, Mtl 20. Ex-Dolphins Starting Coleman W 6-12 6 14 4 3 Hall 0 0 0 0 1 0 WAILUA, Hawaii (UPI) - called the “Thunderstorm Open.” Monday, only Peter Lester of Murray 6 3 0 0 2 1 year, blistered the 6,400- Madlock, Chi 79 3X 45 113 .363 Hiller 3 2 0 0 0 4 Sanders 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Randy Barenaba, 18, of I^ie, win, worth $15,000. The $65,000 event, richest on the summer tour, was delayed DeMola L 34 26 1 1 1 1 0 Morgan, Cin 83 287 61 X .345 New Zealanil has a chance to Leonard L 5-5 32-3 7 5 5 2 4 Nolan 6 7 3 3 2 3 yard Oakwood Country Club Dal CanUn 5 4 2 1 2 3 beat another local golfer, Allan Asked if he was nervous, Sanguillen, Pitt 77 281 X 96 .3X American League: Rivers, Cal 46; four times by storms before the final round Sunday finally was SLOW PITCH stop Kirketerp, a 24-year-old McDaniel 1 1-3 4 3 3 0 0 McEnaney W 4-1 1 0 0 0 1 0 Sosa 3 5 2 2 0 1 Yamamoto, on the first hole of course with a seven-under- he said, “Yes, but not until Parker, Pitt 77 2X 44 X .3X Washington, Oak 32; Otis, KC29; Remy, halted by darkness with nine players still on the course. Briles 3 2 0 0 0 1 Borbon 1 0 0 0 0 1 New Careers in WFL computer programmer. Lester Eastwick 1 2 0 0 0 1 House 3 3 0 0 0 1 a playoff to capture the par, record-tying 64 to edge Watson, Hou 84 313 41 KE .326 Cal 26; LeFlore, Det 2S The final round was to be completed today. Bird 1 0 0 0 1 1 the 17th green when I saw I Cash, Phil X 376 66 122 .324 SOFTBALL must finish first in the last race Hall pitched to 1 batter in 8th. Leon 2 0 0 0 0 1 Coleman pitched to 3-batters in 7th. National Public Links cham- leader Dave Eichelberger Carol Mann, the leader from the opening day, managed to bat- Sadecki W 3-1 1 0 0 0 0 2 had a two-shot lead.” Simmons, St.L 84 296 44 X .324 ANAHEIM (UPI) - young defensive players can Daryle Lamonica will and Kirketerp worse than Save-Hiller (12). llBP-hy Leonard Save-Eastwick (6). WP-Dal Canton. Rogers, Sosa. pionship Saturday afternoon at by one stroke in the $75,000 Mark Hayes pulled Bowa, Phil 63 274 34 X .321 tle the storms, which kept drenching the 6,200-yard, par-72 Conn. Bank & ’Trust knock Larry Csonka flat the seventh. (Roberts, Pierce), by Briles (Veryzer) PB-Grote. TONIGHT’S GAMES Former Miami Dolphins start at quarterback the T-2:23. A-12.1X. T6:45. A4,9X. the Wailua Country Club. Rose, Cin X 379 X 121 .319 Pitching Riviera County Club Course, and a bevy of challengers to cling to Dean Machine WP-Coleman. tournament. Eichelberger himself up with a 69 for the HNBank V8. Second Congo, Larry Csonka, Jim Kiick first time he carries the Sun, while John Huarte has Garvey, LA 91 XI 48 121 .318 (Based on most victories) a one-shot lead. United Methodist . / finished the day with a one- day and a 277 total to move Joshua, SF 70 264 X 84 .318 National League: Seaver, NY 13.5; 6:15 - Keeney ball,” said Sun coach Tom the starting assignment for Miss Mann, who led by three going into Sunday’s round, has Hartford Nat. Bank and Paul Warfield lead the over-par 72. into third place, just ahead American League Sutton, LA 13.8; Messersmith, LA 12.6; Leopards vs. Cougars, World Football League Fears. “That would fire us the Southmen. “Any time I can get it g ab r h pet. Jones, SD 116; Billingham, Cin 106; finished 14 holes. She was one over par for the day and seven un- '6:15 - Cheney of Gary McCord, who had a Carew, Minn 81 3X 56 113 ,373 Reuss, Pitt and McGlothen, St.L 106; der for the tournament. Candlelight Memphis Southmen against up as well as anything A.D. A crowd between 25,000 going, I can shoot as well as Nelson’s vs. A&N, 6:15 - six under 278. Lynn, Bos 79 284 X 97 .342 Matlack, NY 10-7; Morton, All 106. Jan Ferraris, who had finished 17 holes, was two under for the the Southern California Sun could do.” and 30,000 is forecast. anyone,” Maltbie said after Hargrove, Tex 79 278 X 94 .3X Fitzgerald Dick’s American “I don’t believe I could Munson, NY 84 319 47 104 3X day and six under for the tournament. She was tied with Miss Monday night in an exhibi- his sensational round. American League: Palmer, Balt and Crockett’s vs. Trudon’s, Holiday Lanes have won today without Washington, Oak 83 3X 51 IM .317 Mann after a birdie on 15, but then bogeyed the 17th. 7:30 ■ Fitzgerald tion game. The 24-year-old from Yastrzemski, Bos 85 307 X X .313 Kaat, Chi 136; Blue, Oak 12-7; Tiant, Crispino’s Dave Stockton and Homero Bos and Hunter, NY 126. Carole Jo Skala finished with a final round 70 and a five-under- Allied vs. Bogner’s, 8:45 - For the Sun, which is led Medesto, Calif., who began Hisle, Minn 61 235 34 70 .311 par 211. Other top finishers were Penny Pulz (70) at 212 and San- Moriarty Bros. The Best Pictures In Town! Blancas,” Maltbie said. McRae, KC 87 3X 42 104 .310 Fitzgerald Vito’s by former University of Penalty Kick Tops Dies the day seven strokes behind “They were always patting Maddox, NY 56 218 X 67 .307 dra Palmer (72) and Jocelyne Bourassa (71) at 213. Norton vs. Jim ’s, 5:15 Wholesale Tire Southern California running Eichelberger, started his me on the back and getting Brett, KC X 349 48 IX .304 Among those still on the course, Jane Blalock and Sandra Home Runs 6:15 • Moriarty Nassiff Arms sensation Anthony Davis, it ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) — Rochester forward Tom- charge on the first hole of my thinking on the right Haynie, were four under and Judy Rankin three under through 15, Crispino’s vs. Moriarty’s, National League: Luzinski, Phil 25; while Laura Baugh was four under through 17 and Pam Higgins Honda will be its second start. my Ord scored the game’s only goal on a penalty kick as the day, carding an eagle. track. That five-foot putt on Bench, Cin 19; Stargell, Pitt 17; Schmidt, 7:30 • Moriarty Southern California beat San the Lancers defeated the Hartford Bicentennials, 1-0, in a Phil 16; Fosten-Cin, Kingman, NY and and Murle Breer three under through 14. Then, with the aid of the 18th green was the Town vs. Looking Glass, Nike Antonio’s Wings, 36-31, June North American Soccer League game Sunday. Parker, Pil(l 15. LPGA rules say a round must be restarted from the beginning 6:15 - Robertson W. Eichelberger’s collapse, he hardest of my life.” American League: Bonds, NY 20; 5. if more than six groups are still on the course when play is halted. Holiday Lanes vs. Dick’s, Sportsman Tavern Referee Tony Nobila gave the Lancers the penalty kick tied Eichelberger, Howard Blancas finished tied with Jackson, Oak and Burroughs, Tex 18; When play was suspended for the fourth time by rain, there “I’m hoping one of our 64 minutes into the game after Hartford defenseman Twitty and Terry Dill for the Mayberry, KC 17; Lynn, Bos, Hendrick, 7:30 - Robertson Pero’s Iwo others for fifth place at CTev, Horton, Det and Stt, Mil 16. were still 10 groups left on the course and because of the cloudy Dzenaludin Harba fouled Rochester forward Eddie Jijon in lead at the turn by sinking Crispino’s vs. Vito’s, 8:45 • Economy Electric five-under 279. One of the Runs Batted In skies, darkness was closing in. Robertson Farr’s the penalty area. m three birdies to go six under National League: Luzinski, Phil 79; two was another rookie, 19th HOLE Play was resumed at 8:15 and the siren to call it quits for the Renn’s vs. Gunver, 6:15 • Annulli’s Starr Opens Camp Ord put a bullet-like shot into the goal to the left of Hart- for the tournament. Bench, Cin 73; Watson, Hou 61; Morgan, day \yas sounded at 8:55 with the players finishing the hole they Twitty, who held the lead Cin 60; Staub, NY 59. Nike Mott’s ford goaltender Arnold Mausser for his 13th goal of the He added two more bir- were playing at the time. GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - after Thursday’s first round. American League: Lynn, Bos 71; Pero’s vs. Mott’s, 7:30 M&M Pizza The Green Bay Packers opened season. The score kept Ord in second place in the NASL dies on the back nine for a Horton, Det 62; Rice, Bos 61; May, Balt Ellington Ridge Many of the players, some of whom had spent nearly 12 hours 72’s The other fifth-place 59; Scott, Mil 56. Nike their training camp Sunday and scoring race. total of nine-under-par 275 finisher was Dill, at the course, were not happy with the long day. Independent SCOTCH BALL- Front Nine “I’ve never been involved in a thing like this and it’s terrible,” Bart Starr, the team’s new The Lancers outshot the visitors 21-11, but Mausser •V.H —Gross Art Tulin-Jan Harrigan Women’s Rec coach and general manager, said Miss Mann, who, like many of the other girls, changed out- W. L. made several difficult, diving stops to keep his team in the Th e most enjoyed addition at the 41; Net —Fred Meurant-Gloria fits between the many delays. "We try to accommodate Standings Renn’s Tavern 10 0 said it’s time to start answering game. Pleasant Valley Classic Meurant 44-10V4-33%, Art Tulin- everybody. Anytime you play till 9 o’clock, you’re tired.” Manchester Oil Heat questions about the team’s The game at Holleder Memorial Stadium was attended American Legion these days is Cabie Jan Harrigan 41-5V4-35%, A1 Tigers Walnut Barbers future. by 7,639 persons. Kemp-Gladys Peck 46-10V4- Cougars DeMolay Starr welcomed 29 rookies TV because of the increased basebaii 35%; Back Nine —Gross Leopards Gunver Stampers and 26 veterans as the 1975 games and movies. Former Winners Head Field —Gene Paganetti-Bonnie Pren- Braves’ Garr Blasts Bob Cats Bonanza Eteek training camp had its opening, SUTTON, Mass. (UPI) - the Carling Worid Open. After a tiss 48; Net —Walter Farley- Turnpike TV but he was looking ahead to ^A m eric a n Legion Four former winners will head three-year absence, the pros how nice everyone was in New Ina Tourtellotte 44-10%-33%, Papers in Atlanta Charter Oak B.A.Club next Saturday, when the roster the field of 153 professional returned to the long, tight England,” Crenshaw said. Ted Rankin-Nancy Roth 51- Standings Feline will have swollen to more than Fred Samara Wins Decathalon I m golfers in the $200,000, Pleasant course for the Kemper Open in Another golfer anxious to get 13Vz-37%, Gene Paganetti- W. ATLANTA (UPI) - Atlanta Atlanta. He was right to go to 90, and the season that comes SANTA BARBARA, Calif. second to Samara with 7,971 Many peopie iike to come in when the Valley Classic that opens 1968. The next two years, the on the course is Wall, who Bonnie Prentiss 48-10-38; Birdie Glen Construction Braves outfielder Ralph Garr Philadelphia the way things are David’s after that. (UPI) - “ This is a big points, also a career best. Mets are on. it creates a nice at Thursday at Pleasant Valley tournament was called the recently won his first tourna- —Jack Hunter, Mary McCarthy there and here. Tacorral “We’ve been looking forward breakthrough,” Fred Samara Dixon, 25, formerly of Los says he knows why basketball Wilson Electric Crispino’s Country Club. Avco Classic. It was changed to ment in nine years. Wall, - 1st hole. “He’s probably not going to to this for some time. We have said. “I’m on my way now.” Angeles State, led after the mosphere. stars David Thompson and Multi-Circuit Moriarty Bros. the Massachusetts Classic in winner of the tournament of help the Phillies much this a lot of questions to be Samara, not Bruce Jenner or first day with 4,282 points and Marvin Webster and baseball’s Fuller’s Package Scruse Paint — iVesf Side Italian Kitchen Defending his title will be Vic 1971. champions in 1954 and the BILLIE MARLOW TWO year, but he’ll get his eye back answered and the only way to Fred Dixon, survived the widened his lead from 149 to 160 Dick Allen refused to play in Nelson Freightway Tommy’s Pizza Regalado of Mexico, who shot a USI Industries sponsored the Masters in 1959, scored his 14th BALL- Net —Marci Masley- late this season. And next year seek those answers is to get pressure Sunday to capture the points with a 14.4 clocking in Atlanta — the city’s “negative” Steak Out Busy Bee Mobil six-under-par 278 to edge Tom event in 1972-73 before the club tour victory in June at the Rita Farley 92-27-65, Mona he’lljje the great hitter he was started,” Starr said. National AAU Decathlon Cham- the 110-meter high hurdles, the press. Army & Navy Weiskopf by one stroke last took over control of the tourna- Milwaukee Open. Kemp-Claire Keating 90-24-66, again and maybe help them to a The Packers have a big roster pionship, scoring a lifetime best first event of the second day. yiear. "Now I have my confidence Dora Kellner-Ellie Dickinson Dusty ment last year. pennant.” Silk City and that’s why so many 8,061 points. However, he fouled on all three Other former winners at back and I’m looking forward to 93-25-68, Ina Tourtellotte- Garr and teammate Dusty W. L, Whatever the name of the Garr and Baker said Allen Standings veterans are here early, to Dixon, the first-day leader, bf his discus throws. Pleasant Valley include Tom tournament, some pros make Pleasant Valley. It’s a great Therla Mosher 101-33-68; Gross Baker said Allen told them the Vittner’s Gardens 9 1 came to them on the Braves’ W. L. show their stuff and prove they and Jenner, the defending Unbeaten in two years, Shaw, Lanny Wadkins and Dave an extra effort to play at Plea- course and a great tour- —Wendy Ehrlich-Irma Salad treatm ent Atlanta plaj^ers Looking Glass 8 2 first trip to Philadelphia after Trudon VW 16 4 are willing to work. Among champion who is ranked No. 1 Jenner missed badly on all Stockton. sant Valley because of a nament,” Wall said. "It’s one 85. receive from the media was the Firemen 5 S he join^ the Phillies. He had Bogner’s 14 4 them are quarterback Jerry in the world, did not even three attempts at his opening Many of the big names have fondness for the course and tournament I always play in reason he refused to report to Angels S 5 refused to report to the Braves Crockett Agency 10 8 Tagge, newly-acquired center qualify for the eight-man U.S. pole vault height of 14 feet, IVa bypassed the tournament but Pleasant Valley board Chair- because the area and the course the Braves. And Garr said he Town 4 4 earlier. . Fogarty Bros. 10 9 Bill Curry who is a former team which will compete at inches. Lm Trevino and third-leading man Cuz Mingolla. reminds me so much of what Tallwood was sure that was why Thomp- CBT (Blue) 4 6 “He said, Td like to come 8 9 Keggers Packer, punter Ron Widby, Eugene, Ore., Aug. 9-10 against “I couldn't find my step,” the money-winner Hale Irwin will “I’ll always play, if at all home is like back in Penn- MEN’S CLUB FOUR BALL- son and Webster did not sign Frank’s Market 0 10 down there and play with you Lynch Toyota 8 11 receiver Jon Staggers, Steve Russia and Poland. 25-year-old San Jose, Calif., in- be on hand, along with million- possible, at Pleasant Valley sylvania.” Low gross —George Bednarz- with the National Basketball Eastern CABLE TV - The Best Pictures! guys, but there isn’t any way I 7 13 Odom, Barty Smith, Ken Payne “I wouldn’t say I had such a surance agent explained. “I dollar winner Bruce Crampton, every year,” said Crenshaw The golfers also will par- Tom McCusker-Ray and Art St. Association Atlanta Hawks. Allied Printing "All you have to do is read could take the things that go on Acadia Restaurant 2 17 W. L. and other players. great meet,” said Samara, “but haven’t made a mistake like Dave Hill, Bobby Nichols, Lee who was allowed to play in the ticipate in a pro-am event prior Louis 67; Low net —Steve down there. The way they write Lathrop Insurance 8 2 Physical examinations began it’s the first time I’ve never this in two years and I won’t Elder, Doug Sanders, Ben USI Classic just after turning to the start of the 72-hole tour- Cassano-Norm Mawdsley-Ron the negative sports stuff they put in the papers here every day and cut you up. I just couldn’t Rec Highland Park Market 7 3 Sunday night and will be blown an event.” again.” Crenshaw and comebacking Art pro in 1973. Crenshaw joined the nament. President Gerald Basile-Jim Dawson 54, Gerry 7 3 to see how David and Marvin cut it down there,”’ said Garr. Standings Jim's Arco finished Monday and two-a-day ()n the other hand, Dixon A 5-11, 174-pound former Wall. tour after winninng his third Ford, who played in the pro-am Rocheleau-Henry Wayner-Doug Millers Falls 5 5 would feel about playing in “ Most people would go W. L. drills begin Tuesday. Other blew the discus and Jenner the University of Pennsylvania The Professional Golfers’ NCAA championship as a junior while still vice president last Wetherell-Bill Grunske 54, Norton Electric 5 S reater Hartford CATV 646-6400 Atlanta,” said Garr. anyplace, do anything and Second Congo 9 1 veterans have to report next pole vault. athlete who represents the New Association played its first at the University of Texas. year, has been invited but ap- Charles Barber-Ted Barber- Lock, Stock & Barrel 4 6 Saturday night and the camp “Can you imagine the kind of figure they could take the abuse Telephone 7 3 The University of Oregon’s York Athletic Club, Samara, 25, tournament at Pleasant Valley “I’ll never forget how nice parently will not appear this Bob Jamieson-John Lewis 58; goes into full swing on the Mon- stuff Richie would be getting for a quarter of million Center Congo 6 4 Tierney’s 3 7 Craig Brigham, runner-up in turned in his first 8,000-point in 1965. That tourney was called Mr. Mingolla was to me and year. Kickers —80, 71, 70, 79. Trash-Away day after that. now from the newspapers in dollars,” added Baker. M.C.C. Vets 5 5 1 9 the 1975 NCAA meet, finished performance. ( ^ ! ■ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN Stable Custom MACC The Christmhs custom of Grocery System Offered Elderly erecting a manger scene in Proposed Fringe Cuts Protested by Workers A.S.T.P. (Apollo Soyuz Test Project) NEWS churches and homes is said to go back to the year 1223, when NEWTOWN (UPI) - Key backs proposed last week by Another change, she said, changes would save about $439,- 5015 Mondays and Tuesdays St. Fran cis of Assisi first A grocery delivery system is for elderly shoppers provided staffers at Fairfield Hills State Gov. Ella T. Grasso. would increase the cost of 000. 1 A) Soyuz Is launched 5) Soyuz docks with from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and decorated a stable at Christ now available for Manchester’s by the Town of Manchester in Hospital have threatened to M iller said Saturday the housing available to certain The food and housing rates from Baikonur Apollo connecting you keep us all in your prayers Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to mastime with the main scenes quit if their housing and food Cosmodrome. By Nancy C arr elderly who are physically un conjunction with the Communi employes could find work in state employes so that rents w ere e sta b lis h e d by the module. with all the loving and lonely noon. Wednesday afternoon, a of the Nativity. Executive Director able to do their own shopping. ty Renewal Team of Greater privileges are reduced, accor New York state, where salaries would reflect current prices on G r i ff e n h a g e n P l a n , a 1B) Apollo is launched Writing a column in a home people who are the conference* This service has been coor Hartford. volunteer will pick up a detailed ding to Supt. Dr. Robert B. for comparable positions are the real estate market. D e p r e ssio n - e ra p ro gram from Kennedy Space 6) Vehicles remain either as delegates or as those shopping list from each shut-in Miller. joined for two days, town newspaper has turned out dinated with the dial-a-ride Those needing- this grocery higher. Mrs. Grasso said the meal created to encourage people to Center 7 Vi hours later. who make p o ssib le these person. The groceries will be crew moving back and to be fascinating even if a shopping assistance program delivery system may call 646- Miller said the employes Mrs. Grasso said she favored changes would save taxpayers work for the state. 8A “ works.” delivered Thursday afternoon. w o u ld h old b a c k t h e i r forth between Soyuz minor part of my work as a reductions in state employe about $2.2 million and the rent 2A) Soyuz jettisons And to all of you who have More information may be ob- and Apollo via con- resource and staff person for re sig n atio n s until afte r a fringe benefits because they’d booster rocket, enters written the many notes of en Uined from the Human Ser 9A necting module. the churches which form the review ’Thursday by the State save taxpayers about $2.6 orbit. couragement and support, a v i c e s D e p a r t m e n t of c o n fe r e n c e . F a s c i n a t i n g New H aven Cler k to Testify Personnel Policy Board of cut- million. belated and most heartfelt Manchester, 649-5281 ext. 214. 2B) Apollo jettisons 7) Soyuz and Apollo because of the notes and com She said one change would thank you. Your prayers and In Vote F ra u d Investigation second stage, enters 9 V separate, Apollo jet- ments that return to me via “ virtually eliminate” com- orbit. your words are both inspiration .1! V 9B tisons connecting U.S. mail. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - New town during the weekend. m isary privileges and free and source of strength to us all. 2^'■ ' - I module. Occasionally, I get a real dil- Haven Town Clerk J. Peter Lynch, a D em ocrat, will m eals for state employes. IB Your thoughtful criticism and 3A) Soyuz extends ly from someone who I can only Lynch has been ordered by a receive immunity from any Happiness Is... Employes, she said, would pay suggestions are' necessary to us ABOUT TOWN solar panels, reverses 8A) Soyuz landing cap- conjecture hates children, San Superior Court judge to testify criminal charges that might for each m eal at a rate also. Thank you for sharing GLOBE position. sule separates. ta Claus, all good work and before a one-man grand jury in result from his testimony. A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT “ roughly equivalent to the \ your thoughts and yourselves 3B) Apollo reverses, / most particularly “ do-gooders” vestigating vote fraud involving AIR CONDITIONED state’s cost.” 8B) Apollo landing cap with us. Lynch in voked the 5th Travel Service M a n c h e s t e r C h a p t e r, The Manchester WATES will detaches connecting though not necessarily in that Democrats in the 1973 city elec sule separates. Thinking of sharing, Anne and Amendment on two of his three 555 MAIN STREET SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight meet Tuesday at the Italian- module from second order. Though these are rare, I JAMES T, CLARK SHARON R. NELSON tion. American Club. Weighing-in I (Anne Flynn is the executive appearances before the one- TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPECIAL at 7:30 at the Teen Center section. 4 tend to keep them both as a 41 Toomey Lane 593 W. Middle Tpke. Steven Friedler, a lawyer for 643-2165 9A) Soyuz lands in secretary of MACC) put out a m an gran d ju r y , fo rm e r Annex of Manchester Recrea will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Top U.S.A. lesson in hum ility and a Bolton R.N. Lynch, said Sunday he would Over do Kear. tion Center. ’The meeting is losers for the month of June Siberia. monthly n ew sletter about Connecticut Supreme Court 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING ...* 2 .0 0 Travel Experience 4) Soyuz, Apollo ren- reminder that we do need to R.N. Melrose-Wakefield not comment on Judge Henry open to ail area men interested were Mrs. Robert Schuetz and dezous 140 miles t=iU.S.S.R. 9B) Apollo splashes MACC which g o e s to a ll Justice Patrick B. O’Sullivan, Authorized agent in Manchester step back and take a critical St. Francis Hospital Hospital Naruk’s decision until he gets a Mrs. Ralph Armstrong. above earth’s surface. down in Pacific. delegates and churches. We 87, who has been seeking for all Airlines. Railroads and insinging four-part barbershop look at ourselves to make sure School of Nursing School of Nursing chance to read it. Friedler said 309 Green Rd. would be happy to make this evidence for the past 18 months. BELCON LAUNDROMAT Steamship Lines. harmony. we are about God's business Hartford Melrose,' Mass. Lynch was vacationing out of available to those who are in and not our own. terested. If you would like to Most of the letters are a real receive a monthly copy of this “ shot in the arm ” however and ^<1 newsletter please let us know; 0, leave a glow that carries $1 would help cover the cost of through a lot of long days and Weekend Mishaps printing and m ailing. The nights. One of these came on a newsletter is posted on the Save 20° Kill Save 20' hot day last week. Save 20^ 25<^off Save 50^ bulletin boards of most MACC It was addressed: “ Dear On The purchase of any (1) pkg of our 4 0 Take Five Lives churches and includes a calen Nancy Carr, I can’t resist sen dar of the month’s meetings Hi-C Fruit ,.i,v S oft-W eve .. ^ S ta r-K is t I California , ding this brief note to you this U N I T E D P R E S S Linda Cruzado, 25, both of the and activities, if you would Bathroom Tissuei^l INTERNATIONAL Bronx, were killed early Sun morning to commend you and prefer to read it there. Drinks Finast the people of MACC for the ^ Chunk Tiina il! ^ Potatoes 4 Five persons died in mishaps day when their car struck a wonderful work you are doing Light in Connecticut during the bridge abutment in Greenwich to meet the pressing needs of Honorable Mention: To Dave SUPER M AR K ETS f Desserts H weekend, including an Ansonia and flipped over. Rodriguez in Oil SU P ER M AR K ETS^^ (excluding Junior Pies A Finast Snacks) « the community. The article in Minis, the Eagle Scout from ozl 2-roll woman killed in a head-on crash was thrown out of the car and last n ight’s H erald quite Emanuel Lutheran Church who | S/ can Pkg % 6Y2 oz ^ i^ A t our Finast Bakery Dept. ^ and Waterbury a man who was run over by another vehi delivered 5,000 brochures about can __ _ ITPAYSTOSHOP ITPAYSTOSHOP Si drowned. cle, state police said. warmed my heart.” jSa With This Coupon- A4^5 Ib bag Well, dear lady, you have the Manchester Council on ith This Coupon &. purchase of $5 or With This Coupon & purchase of $5 or more) W ith This Coupon & purchase of $5 or m o re i^l Maria Vacca, 81, died at Authorities said the car was Limit onjB Valid thru July 19 H-405 Limit one Valid thru July 19 H-392 2 m ^ Valid thru July 19 H-377 0 LWith This Coupon Linnit one Valid thru July " quite warmed mine. In the mid World Hunger to local churches Sr Limit one Valid thru Jul^19 H-393 THE FIN AST WAY! THE FINAST WAY! Yale-New Haven Hospital late carrying 10 persons, including dle of this warm and humid and sto res, made possible Sunday, three hours after the five children, when it over summer, I want to share you ^through the generosity of the head-on crash in East Haven. turned on the Connecticut Turn and your note and the fact that Rev. Dr. Clifford Simpson. Here are more good reasons why Her husband, Anthony, 84, was pike about 1 a.m. reported in fair condition at the Mrs. Cruzado’s daughter, It Pays to Shop the Finast Way! hospital. B re n da G o n z a le s 3, w as The driver of the other vehi rep orted Sunday night in cle, Charles Hickey, 16, of East critical condition at Greenwich H av en w as c h arg e w ith Hospital. The driver of the car, reckless driving and failure to Carmelo Gonzales, 32, also of COURT CASES drive on the proper lane. He the Bronx, was charged with Vfinr! was treated and released at misconduct with a motor vehi Yale-New Haven. cle and driving without a COMMON PLEAS COURT rem itted. Also, m isuse of Spaghetti Oscar Nieves, 20, of Water license. Geographical Area 12 plates, $15, and operating an un MEAT STREET U.S. Ai Hi-C Fruit MEAT STREET U.S.A. bury drowned Sunday afternoon Paula Borowski, 13, of En East Hartford Session re g iste re d m otor veh icle, when he went swimming during field was hit by a car Saturday Dispositions last week in nolled. • John Clover, 47, of New heavy rains at Hammonasset night as she crossed Rte. 5 near cluded: Drinks Beach state Park in Madison, the in tersectio n of Alden • David E. Derosier, 20, of York City, disorderly conduct, 30 days execution suspended on police said. He was pronounced Avenue, police said. No arrests N ew B r i t a i n , c a r r y i n g With Coupon condition he go back to his wife dead at Yale-New Haven. have been made in the case. dangerous weapons (nunchaku B e e fC hu^ Above Meat, Plain, Shels Gregorio Rodriguez, 28, and in the city. sticks), failure to appear. Marinara, • Joseph McGrail, 19, of East A, rearrest warrant was 46 oz Mushroom issued for Derosier with a sure Hartford, evading responsibili can ty bond of ?300. ty, reduced to failure to drive in 151/2 oz| • Alec J. Labbe, 30, of 55 the established lane, $15. jar Odell Named to Head • Scott Tweedie, 17, of 91 W. Blade Stda Volpi Rd., Bolton, disorderly of Beef conduct, nolled. Center St., reckless driving Tst Cut Department on Aging • Stanley Shamonis, 44, of 175 reduced to failure to drive in Elbow Whole or Woodland St., breach of peace the proper lane, $20. Bone In Star-Kist Macaroni or H A R T F O R D (U P I ) - legislature to upgrade it to a intoxication, and resisting • Barry J. Cole, 31, of 16’7 E. Viva Half C h arles E. Odell, deputy cabinet-level job “ to assure Center St., disorderly conduct, arrest, all nolled. Barbecue Cut to your associate manpower director that the 300,000 elderly persons • Watson Derick, age and ad $35. Chunk Tuna for the U.S. Employment Ser in our state have the confidence dress not available, first-degree • Roger C. Feder, 22, of 22 Favorite Spaghetti Specifications vice, has been named as com that the state is concerned forgery, six months in jail. Seaman Circle, breach of peace With Coupon missioner of Connecticut’s new about their problem s and The sentence was suspended reduced to disorderly conduct, Liver n’ Bacon Sale! Above i' Treat your family Department on Aging. working on solutions.” and he was placed on probation $30. Light in Thrifty Chef 3 0 Individual Servings Odell, 59, who is described as A ctiv e in a num ber of • Thomas Darling, 17, of 361 to Mr. Deli Favorites programs to benefit the elderly, for two years on condition he Calves Liver s,iced,bi.39 Oil 1-lb having a long-time interest in make restitution to the state E. Middle Tpke., breach of R a a # D i K ^tA o Ir 5 Ib box 4 ® ® the problems of the elderly, Odell organized more than 80 D t r t r l i l l l J w l I r C l I V End Ribs 6 to 8 6Y2 oz and Save the Finast Way! Hamburger Steaks within the two years. peace, nolled. Sliced Bacon Finasnb 1.49 can pkgs was appointed to the $27,800-a- senior citizen centers for the • Jam e s Davoren, 18, of • Steven F. Mosher, 25, of y ear job by Gov. E lla T. United Auto Workers, including Hartford, criminal mischief 17H Garden Dr., threatening, Bo lOQ n a Mayer 8 oz pkg7 S 0 Grasso. He will asume office two in Waterbury and West Rib Eye Steak Boneless Beef Fresh Ib and fourth-degree larceny, both nolled. Chicken Legs 89^ next month, she said during the Hartford. nolled. • Valerie Starkweather, 56, Pickles Claussen Kosher qt jar 990 weekend. Odell has been “ on loan” by • Charles R. Williams, 28, of of 65 Deepwood Dr., breach of Soft-Weve Mother M. Bernadette de the federal government to the 489 Main St., disorderly con peace, nolled. Beef ChuckCube Steak ibl^ Franks Schickhaus ib 1.09 All Purpose Fresh Lourdes of Trumbull has served state government in Penn duct, $75. • John E. Witherell, 62, of 143 Chicken Thighs without pay in the post of sylvania, where he is a consul Kielbasa Cryovac Ring lb 1.39 • Jam es F. McCormick, 44, Pine St., possession of liquor on Room Tissue department head underoGov. tant on manpower and employ town property, $5, and disorder Thomas J. Meskill, who ap ment delivery systems. Mother of 148 Park St., operating with Franks Finest Skinless |b 890 Fresh Ib license suspended, $100 with $50 ly conduct, nolled. Beef Chuck Short Ribs b With Coupon Flour Chicken Breasts pointed her, and as acting com Bernadette is expected to con Above tinue in an advisory capacity Franks Finast A ll Beef lb 89$ Primo missioner in the Grasso ad Ib ministration. with the department. Ground Beef Patties Sausage’""sf;;; 1.29 2-roll Finast Italian Sausage Hot or Sweet Mrs. Grasso asked the 1975 Camp Kennedy pkg Favorites Bologna Mr. Deli Ib 1.29 More Great Values from Meat Street U.S.A.! Plans Carnival from the Seven Seas! LiverwurstMrDeii ibi.29 More Values from Meat Street U.S.A.! Senators to Continue More Values from Finast! Jumbo Shrimp Genoa Salami half Ib 1.09 Manchester’s Camp Kennedy the target. Ground Beef Shoulder Steak today began the middle third of Also featured will be clowns, Wyman-Durkin Debate Ragu Cooking Sauce . 1 o z | a r 9 5 0 More Values from Finast! Roast Beef ^.,,,51.49 its 1975 se aso n with the an applerdunking co n test, Ground January when Democrat John tra d itio n a l C arn iv a l D ay fortune-telling, and a contest in lb WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Fresh Vanity Fair Napkins Pkg 75 65$ A. Durkin, who lost by two scheduled for Thursday. volving water pistols fired at lit Trash Bags Bespack 790 Dandy Loaf carandoibi.09 For Senate, which has had the dis p u te d N ew H a m p s h ir e votes to Republican Louis C. Involved in the fun-day will candles. Many Whiting Dressed ib 490 Mayonnaise pnasiqnar i ,09 Potato Chips-="«'pH9690 London senatorial election in its hands Wyman on a second recount, be all campers, volunteers and Smith announced the names Times Mr. Deli Salads since January, will continue the contested the election and staff, with the highlight of the of th ree m ore v o lu n te e r asked the Senate to resolve it. Charcoal Lighter Fluid “ a n ^ 5 5 0 Potato Salad, bitter debate no matter how events a contest involving a counselors, bringing to 44 the Daily No. 1 Smelts ^ 490 Fig N e w t o n s 790 ' Broil The Senate so far has been un Macaroni Salad, long it takes — even a year — water-soaked sponge —with number, accepted to date. The White says majority leader Mike able to do so. Heat n Serve 11 oz pkg Paper Plates iSo 89$ Cole Slaw three are Dan Delano and Clams 890 Nutter Butter 790 Ib 450 T h e r u l e s c o m m i tt e e Camp Director Harry F. Smith Mansfield. Kevin O’Dwyer of Manchester Kosher DillsO x fo rd = fa ?^ 4 9 $ “ We’re going to stay with it. deadlocked on 35 k ^ issues and and Sue Goldberg of East Hart We’ve got no other choice under ask ed the full Senate for guidance. But the debate has ford. Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values the Finast Way! Baked Fresh with Natural the Constitution,” Mansfield Stagehands said in a weekend interview. droned on since June 12 and no Smith has awarded T-shirts stock-up on Frozen Food Values Proof It Pays to Shop for Quality Produce the Finast Way! decisions have yet been reached Metfitt... ingredients the Finast Way! New Hampshire has been Picketing to v o lu n te e r c o u n s e lo rs without a second senator since on any of them. Jonathon Grzyb, Jacqueline the Finast Way! Mrs. Filberts a •

Page sixt een - Manchester evening herald, Manchester, conn., Mon., July 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., July 14, 1975- PAGE SEVENTEEN Homea For Sale kj Ho/p Wanted 13 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sakt' 18 23 Bualneaa Property 26 Heating-Plumbing 36 Articlea lor Sale 23 Homea For Sale Painting-Papering 32 41 Apartmenia For Rent S3 Apartmenta For Rent S3 Apartmenta For Rent 83 NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms, 2 COOK’S ASSISTANT - Mature 30 LOCUST STREET - two BOm HEATING and Plum- 1972 Suzuki TS 185, excellent LOOKING for anything in real NEWER Three-bedroom individual, full-time, must work 1/2 baths, first-floor laundry, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. condition, registered for road, TWO BEDROOM luxury family, no agents please. $44,- bing - All heating and plumbing estate rental — apartments, Duplex -11/2 baths, carpeting, townhouse, located in Highland every other weekend. Apply in 000. Phone " aluminum siding, formal dining Five years experience. $500, best offer, 646-7468. EXECUTIVE i-2426, 9-5. room, fireplace, handy to bus Excellent references. Pete, 742- repairs plus remodelingling. Can homes, multiple dwellings, no all appliances. $260 monthly. Park section of Manchest^. personerson between 9 a.m.-4 p.rp.m. 643-1496.*43- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Frechette & Martin, Inc., Monday-Friday, East Hartford COUNTRY LIVING REALTOR and • ling. $42,800. Philbrick 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Wooded and private. For infor- MANCHESTER - Large An- M IS Agency, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Realtors, 646-4144. mation call 646-1616, or 649- Convalescent■ Home, 745 Main MANCHESTER saldi Built Raised Ranch, three NEW LISTING Realtors, 646^00. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 5295. Street, East Hartford. Seven-room Cintoiir Ranch bedrooms, two fireplaces, 7% AsaumabI*. SroonrRanch, $7,000TJown and only $218^ Flooring WxcH erald beautiful rec room, oversized 2- RAISED RANCH r Seven Painting - Interior and exterior. WILLINGTON, one, two, and MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 overlooking wooded zone. par month for principla Intaraat, laxaa and Inauranco. rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Paperhanging, Remodeling, DOG-CAT boa'rding reser- bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - Deluxe two CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PROFESSIONAL Legal car garage, wooded lot, etc. Largo lot, ono car garago, groat atartor homo. Pricod at FL(X)R Sanding - Refinishing, three bedroom apartments, Secretary - excellent skills on- Cul-de-eae etreet, 1-84 near­ fireplaces, 2-car garage, family Gutters. Fully insured. 649- vations. Combined inside/out- with fireplaces, central air con- baths, full basement, private bedroom townhouse, private $61,900. R. Zimmer, J. D. Real $31,900. Call ua to ahow It to you. (specializing in older floors). ly, in willimantic, commen- by. Buy now and choose Estate Associates, 646-1980. room, modern Kitchen with 9658. Ceilings and inside painting. side runs, partitioned privacy, ditioning, appliances, pool, and entrances and patio, includes entrances and patio, full base- surate salary. Reply to Herald your own finishing touches. beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall John Verfaille, 646-5’/50, 872- germicidal lighting. Canine sauna, pollution free country heat, appliances, carpeting, and ment, includes heat, PHONE 643-2711 Box R. Priced in the SO’e, VERNON - Large 2-family, 4-4, carpeting, air-conditioners, INSIDE - Outside painting, 2222. Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, living with highway con- air-conditioning. $290 per appliances, carpeting, $265, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Candlewood Dr., 643-5020 REALE’S CORNER professionally landscaped. $52,- fe c ia l rates for people over Manchester, 646-5971. venience, appointment only, month. Paul W. Dougan, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646- ideal in-law set-up, immaculate Gelling things iqoving is our 1021 „ 643-4535. BABYSITTER Wanted - from 9 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 000. P h ilb rick ' Agency, Fully insured. Estimates given. STEAM CARPET Cleaning. 643-2139, 684-3081. Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. condition, carpeting etc. 30’s. J. business. We take pride ifi- Call 649-7863. ADORABLE GERBILS - for Help Wanted 13 to 3, Tuesday through Friday, in D. Real Estate Associates, 64^ Realtors, 6464200. The Master in steam carpet Bolton, 647-1594. our effective handling,,ofVeei sale, any reasonable offer, 643- Autoa For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 81 INDEX 1980. estate purchases, salbs and. cleaning and hardwood floor ADVERTISING ACT NOW Demonstrators; MANCHESTER - ten room ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 sanding and refinishing is 7579. NOTICU Earn $100 or more before RN’s, LPN’s - full and part TOLLAND - Two-year old older Colonial, on 2.4 acres, Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass leases. Call us St 646-4040 ' per roll. Experienced Floormasters, Inc. 119 Ann 1 — Loit (nd Found Christmas with Treasure time positions are available on eight-room Ranch, set on one VERNON 7 ACRES possibility of subdivision, doors to large deck aniT patio. and get'your deal moving. tradesm an. Call R. Street, Hartford. Call 247-7917 PRIVATE riding instructions, 2 — Poriontit acre treed lot. Two full baths, LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- FOR SALE Starkweather, 644-3194. English and Western, $5.00 per 3 — Announcomonl* RATES House. The party plan with our 3-11 shift. We also need HORSE LOVER’S PARADISE large living room-dining room daily 9-5. wall-to-wall carpet throughout. 2440. hour, call 633-5571, anytime. 4 — Enwrttinmeni 1 day ...... 9c word per day name brand toys and gifts. licensed personnel on the 7-3 (Also Income Producing) with cathedral ceilings, 2 5 — Auction! 3 days ..... 8c word per day shift, weexends only. Excellent Fireplaced living room, eat-in by owner firmlaces, walk-out basement PAINTING - interior and WFRE HAVING A JULY (Fisher-Price, Tonka, Fenton). Unique 3 level chalet with a most spec- SAVE TODAY!! Have any 6 days ..... 7c word per day kitchen, family room, sundeck. ELLINGTON - handyman with built-in bar, 3-car garage, exterior, paperhanging, TWO adorable kittens, 10 weeks FINANCIAL FREE KIT plus top com- benefits and pleasant working tacular view, custom huilt in 1974 of carpet or upholstery steam 26 days 6c word per ’day 8 — Bondi-Stocki-MortgigM conditions. Please apply in per- Mid 40’s. Additional land special, older Cape, two car large lot with privacy. $57,000. G ORM A N excellent work. References. old, male tiger, female black 15 W O R D M INIMUM missions. Call collect 242-5830, finest quality. Three or 4 hedrooms, Two family Duplex cleaned and save 20% during all 9 — Pergonal Loam son, Meadows Convalescent available. Zinsser Agency, 646- 2Vk baths, 3 fireplaces, central air- garage, horse barn plus 12 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Edmund Gorman Agency Free estimates. Fully insured. of July only. Call A&B Carpet and white, need new home. 649- 10 — Insurance person-to-person for Miss Jean. Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch Also booking parties. Hom e, 333 B idw ell S t., 1511. conditioning. Large 3-story bam with acres, LaPenta Agency hous^ lot 100’ by 6464200. Commercial and Industrial Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Cleaners tciday. 1-668-5273. 1047. 15 stalls, tack room and corral. Realtor, 646-24M. Real Eslala Brokers IMPALA EMPLOYMENT Manchester. 150’. Two car garago. . Help Wanted VERNON - Six-room older Property completely fenced and sur- Serving Central Connecticut PAPER HANGING Expert. FREE eight month old, male ' Business Opportunities LAW ENFORCEMENT- No veyed. Ample pasture lands.'Call NO REALTORS. 604 Middle Turnpike East EXPERIENCED painter home with large kitchen, three NEW LISTING! Immaculate Manchester, Connecticut Your average paper, in average dog, needs good home, has ' Situation Wanted experience required. Good Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. 646-3233. shots, good watch dog, likes salary, paid training plus many wanted, at least five years bedrooms, two-car garage. $23,- Colonial with spanking new CALL 872-4732 $30’s > $50’s room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- EDUCATION 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. J. WATSON SUCH Ca kitchen. Six rooms, garage, MANCHESTER — A large Colonial, 3864. MISC. FOR SALE children, call 647-9357 or 644- PLUS ______benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- experience. Call 649-4343 RMltors MLS Private Instructions breezeway, loveiy private yard. PRICE $49s900. not a Gape, for $32,900. Attractive eat- 3532. Schools-Classes ment required. Cali U.S. Army between 6 and 7 p.m. ManchMtor Otflc* 647-9139 In kitcnen,:nei formal dining room, COVENTRY Four-room Split RmUm IWuIwIII A real pleasure to inspect. EXTERIOR House painting Instructions Wanted at 643-9462. downstairs full baUi, living room, Real Estate Wanted 28 Articlea lor Sale 41 Level with one-car garage, Owners moving soon, can be oc- family room, carpeting, fireplace, full and wallpaper removal,al. Name AKC registered collie pups, REAL ESTATE MATURE PERSON to care for Roms are red, violets are blue,! two children, two or three days living room, kitchen, two cupied in time for new school basement, three bedrooms and full your own price. 649-5553. sable and white, champion WE ARE GIVING GREAT ' Homes for Sale SWITCHBOARD Operator- No Oassifiod ads sohra proMons for' bath upstairs, fixed stairway to the ALL CASH for your property ALUMINUM sheets used as ' Lots-Land for Sale per week in my Main St. area bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser year. Mr: Matthew, Belfiore blood line, reasonable, 568-50K^. experience required. Good BROOKFIELD STREET - Pre- you. third floor Uiat could be finished for within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, printing plates, .007 thick, Investment Property Agency, 646-1511. Agency, 647-1413. additional living space, small detached INTERIOR - EXTERIOR pain- Business Property • sailary, paid training piplus many home. Call 646-4462 after 6 p.m. war Cape, nice condition, six 23x32”. cents each or 5 for $1. garage, neary K acre loL and exten- instant service. Hayes Corpora- ting, wallpapering, sanding and LIveatock 44 Resort Property benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- DEALS ON EVERYTHING ELSE rooms in all. One bath, garage, sive recent remodeling. Compare the tion, 646-0131. Phone 643-2711. Real Estate Wanted ment require. Call U.S. Army JANITOR - Mature individual, MANCHESTER - New listing. BOLTON SALT BOX refmishing floors,, qualityqi work, Aluminum sided Raised Ranra small lot. Ideal for couple, wan- MANCHESTER VICINITY - above to what you might expect at $32,- free estimates, insured. Bob BUCKSKIN Gelding, good MISC. SERVICES Help Wanted 13 at 643-9462. full-time, must work every ting minimum of outside work. Circa 1740, seven rooms, 2 900. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 other weekend. Apply in person with 2-car garage in prestigious two family flat with many SELLING your house? Call us Jobin, 649-9027. home a must, excellent for 4-H. . Services Ottered T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- baths, 2-car garage, shed and possibilities, call and find out first and we’ll make you a cash cents each. Inquire side door. INSTOCK! . Painting-Papering POWER PLANT Operator - No BABYSITTERj housekeeper, between 9-4, Monday-Friday. Forest Hifls. Two full baths, MANCHESTER — A very gracious Call 643-8968 after 6. . Building-Contracting 1577. horse bam on 26.5 acres of how this will fit into your pic- offer. One day service. T. J Manchester Evening Heraid. experience required. Good Tuesdays-Friday, 9-4:45, East Hartford Convalescent enclosed porch, sundeck, three nine room Colonial home, on large WALLPAPERING Special - . RoolIng-SIdIng Manchester, own transporta- bedrooms. Immaculate condi- land. Ideal country living or ture, B/W Realty, 647-1419. park-like grounds. Nearly IVk acres In Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. average room $39, two rooms. Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 ' Heating-Plumbing salary, paid training plus many Home, 745 Main Street, East MANCHESTER - Spectacular a nice neighborhood with many WE BUY and sell used fur- Flooring tion. Mid 50's. Zinsser Agency, sub-divide. Seen by appoint- $70, special expires July 31, Bob HERE’S JUST A FEW SAMPLES benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- tion, 6464)261. Hartford. bearing fruit trees, stone barbecue, ... ------niture. Cash on the line. One ' MovIng-TrucKIng-Sloraga 646-1511. five bedroom Colonial, full ment only. By calling MANCHESTER VICINITY - MMEDIATE CAM! for your 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. ment required. Call U.S. Army lawn3875 — expeditious and confidential with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, formal dining room, fireplaced living kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, NEW RANCH - Extra large SOUTH WINDSOR - 1/2 mile LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. aluminum siding, gutters and chord organ. Rhythm section. 74 VEGA <2895 experience required. Good room, four bedrooms, 2Vt baths, 2.car finished family room, walk out modern kitchen, two baths, trims. Roofing installation and Play automatically■ fly or manual- Parking. Reasonable rates. Hatchback Coupe, 4 cylindar, automatic transmission, Coupe. V-8, automatic transmission, radio, vinyl roof, service, J.D. Real Estate EXPERIENCED Parts man large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver- tile baths, $435 monthly income. from Vernon shopping center, Cellars and attics cleaned,^ power steering, very low mileage. salary, paid training plus many garage. Large lot beautifully to beautiful in ground pool, two fireplace, 2-car garage. ly. $350, or best offer. 643-6304 Phone 649-2358. radio, power steering. Assoc. 6^1980. full-time, apply at South Wind- ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. six rooms, large eat-in kitchen, lawns mowed, small tree work. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- landscaped. Call Suzanne or Arthur car garage with breezeway, aluminum siding and windows, two car garage, wet bar, many Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. after 4. 74 CHEVROLET >3745 sor Equipment Co., Inc. 89 Shorts. 646-3233. ESSEX MOTOR INN - weekly 71 FORD LTD >2445 ment required. Call U.S. Army MANCHESTER - Four family CUSTOM BUILT Ranch, three qualiU throughout, only $41,900, large deck, picturectui window in knotty pine cabinets, and work HORACE Tetrauit — Siding, Impala Custom Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, vinyl at 643-9462. Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. J. W A T S O N B E A C H CO. Red Carpet Realtors, 872-8304. rooms, single $56, double $69, station Wagon. V-8, automatic transmission, power in center of town, four rooms large bedrooms, 24’ living room basement with walk-out to bench in basement, lovely treed MASONRY - all types concrete roofing, storm windows, aw- CRAWFISH, beautiful bait for steering, power brakes, radio. roof. EMPLOYMENT 289-3406. Rsallors MLS patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen- black fishing at the shore. plus tax, continental breakfast, each apartment. Income over Mackntsr OfHos M7-I131 with raised hearth fireplace, 2- terraced and fenced rear yard work, fieldstone specialty, over nings. Quality workmanship, 75 VEGA >3095 HELICOPTER Repairman - No Equal Housing Opportunity MANCHESTER cy, Realtors, 646-4200. free estimates. Fully insured. Camp Meeting Road, Bolton, air conditioning, 646-2300. 73 CHEVELLE >3075 OPENING for part-time $6,000. Excellent estate builder, car garage, 150x370 private lot. with patio. Anderson windows 20 years experience, free es- Hatchback Coups, lour cylinder, lour speed transmission, Help Wanted 13 experience required. Good 872-9187, 649-3417. 649-5685. Four difiSr, V-8, automatic transmission, air conditioning, delivery work, apply at Nichols $56,500. Wolverton Agency, Only $43,900. Keith Real Estate, THE FINEST 2-FAMILY and sewers. Broker 568-5555. timates. After 5,643-1870 or 644- radio. _ salary,ala paid training plus many Realtor, 649-2813. 646-4126, 649-1922. MANCHESTER - Two Pearl power steering, radio, power brakes, vinyl roof. Manchester Tire, Inc. 295 TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, 2975. Street. Under new manage- ESTABLISHED REAL Estate benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- COVENTRY - Spacious seven MONEY CAN BUY $41,900. ’Two-family, 44, $M,- MANCHESTER - five room ROOFING - Specializing TOW BAR - used once, like 74 OPEL >3505 ment required. Call U.S. Army Broad St. room Ranch, three bedrooms, ment, Single room available. 72 FORD LTD >2495 office needs two full-time sales HEBRON - Well cared for six Immaculate 4 and S room flats with Colonial, aluminum sidiiig, city repairing roofs, new roofs, new, must sell, best offer, call Manta Coupe, four cylinder, automatic transmission, vinyl fireplaced living room and 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- PAVING, Recap old driveways. Apply manager. Apartment 1, V-8, automatic transmission, air conditioning, power people. Wolverton Agency, at 643-9462. room Ranch with 2^baths, wall-to-wall, central vacuum and Inter- 900. P hilbrick Agency, water and sewers, near center. Excavate and ^ade new or old gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 875-4958 after 5:30 weekdays, steering and brakes, vinyl roof, radio. ' roof. AM-FM radio, low mileage. Realtors, 649-2813. LAUNDRY WORKER - Mature COVENTRY dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3/4 anytime, weekends. or call after 6, 875-3503. individual, full-time, must work fireplace, full cellar, 150x200 com, insulated glass, central air, and a Realtors, 6464200. $24,900, Equal Housing Oppor- driveways with amesite or and repaired. 30 years 73 FORD >3145 TELEPHONE Lineman - No L-RANGH acreitr treed lot. $29,900. Merritt two-car garage plus sauna and a 20x28 73 VOLKSWAGEN >2495 lot. Only $35,900. Keith Real tunity, Colli & fagner. bituminous concrete. 688-5407. experience. Free estimates. Country Sedan Wagon, V-8, automatic transmission, air experience required. Good every other weekend. Apply in 7 spacious rooms, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Agency, 646-1180. in-ground pool. A very special oppor- CENTRAL - pleasant large Two-door Bug, four cylinder, four speed, radio, low ATTENTION Demonstrators - fireplaced living room & family room, Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. EXECUTIVE L RANCH - nine Realtors, 289-0241. Howley, 643-5361. HUNDREDS, quality steel used conditioning, power steering, power brakes, powar win­ salary, paid training plus many person between 9 a.m.-4 p.m. tunity at $M,000. room with telephone, next to mileage. Toys and Gifts. Work now thru eat in kltc)ien, 44-acre wooded lot 1,060 rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom. DRIVEWAYS - any size, no job wastebaskets, round, 12x12 of- dows. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- Monday-Friday. East Hartford yds. from private beach. NEW LISTING - Forest Hills fice type. $1. each. 649-9325. shbwer, parking, after 6 p.m., December. Free Sample Kit. MANCHESTER 936,900 family room, game room, den, too big or too small, call■■ day or ROOFING - Installation and 74 CHEVELLE >3595 ment required. Call U.S. Army Convalescent Home, 745 Main area, four bedroom Colonial, 2 VERNON 649-6801. No experience needed. Call or WARREN E. private•ivate yard,...... on dead end street night,~Steven Paving, 525-6414. repairs, gutters, storm win- Malibu Classic Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, 73 PONTIAC >3325 Street, East Hartford. 1/2 baths, first floor family $6,900 ASSUMES THE LeMans Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, powar write Santa’s Parties, Avon, at 643-9462. in prime neighborhood, for dows, doors. Experienced FLOOR polisher-waxer-buffer, power steering and brakes, radio, air conditioning, vinyl room, with firepiace, two car Mortgage on this 6 room Cape WANTED responsible female steering, radio. Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. MERRITT HOWLAND further' the details...... call..... Philbrick...... AVAILABLE supervisedupe day quality workmanship. Fully in- new, never unpacked. Phone roof. Also Booking Parties. garage with electric eye, for- in excellent condition. IVz EXCELLENT BUY sured. Free estim ates. 649-8238. roommate 20-25 to share two- Realtor 646-1180 Realtora 643-1108 Agency Realtors, 646-4200. care with meals for your elder- 74 CHEVROLET >4295 mal dining room, mintnt condi- baths, carpeting, fireplace, ly relative, while you go to Reasonable prices. Rick bedroom, five room apartment. EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCAtIdN tion, many extras, call Keith Immaculate 7 room Raised AXMINSTER rug, fair condi- Weekdays, 528-9124, 9-5. After 7 Caprice Classic Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, air STOCK CONTROL and Accoun- full dormer, stained cabinets, work, shopping, visit a friend. Burnett, 646-3005. conditioning, power windows, radio, vinyl roof, power TRUCKS 4 Real Estate for details, 646- p.m. 643-8162. ting - No experience required. Manchester Community College is seeking applicants for built-in air conditioner, 2 zone Ranch, eat in kitchen, formal Call 649-2358 for information. tion, $4. for cottage, patio or steering, power brakes. MANCHESTER - new listing, 4126, 649-1922. 74 CHEVROLET >4205 Good salary paid training plus two part-time positions in early childhood ^ucation, (ine as seven room older Colonial, withitn heat, much more. Call Tony dining room, paneled rec D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, covering. Phone 649-8238. a lecturer and the other as a supervisor of field experience, Apartmenta For Rent S3 74 CHEVELLE >3795 10 foot Cube Van, V-8, automatic transmission, power many benefits. Ages 17-35. detached two car garage, on Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. NEW LISTING room, fireplace, spacious PAUL’S Tree Service - gutters and leaders. Free es- steering and brakes. Auxiliary seat, 60" Rear doors and for the fall semester,r, beginning „ „ on September . 2. Part-time MANCHESTER - two family EIGHT TRACK player for auto Malibu Station Wagon, V-8, automatic transmission, air Enlistment required. Call U.S. lovely treed lot. Three Immediate occupancy. Angaldl built ranch on tree eheded lot In very deelrebi* master bedroom with huge experienced, professional land timates. Fully insured. 249- Much more. Army at 643-9462. appointments are made for one semester only with no Duplex plus five room single. clearing, tree cutting, an2345 75 CHEVROLET 6LAZER>5495 clude masters degree and three years of related experience. bedrooms each side of Duplex. flreplacea, panelled family room, garage, etc., etc. Mint baths, carpeting, 2 car gar- or home. J.D. Realj 1 "Estate ' ' Four wheel drive, V-8, automatic transmission, auxiliary CONSTRUCTION Worker - No real value at only $32,000, BARROWS & WALLACE insured, 487-18M. Two door, V-8, automatic transmission, radio. Good investment. Priced in low UtaMlNslir Now Haim HirttaH Condition. Mid 40’a. top, rear seat, power steering, powar brakes, radio. experiencexpe required. Good To apply, send a one-page resume of educational background Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. age, large lot, city water and Heating-Plumbing 35 1965 CHEVY SS, parts, hood, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. salary, paid training plus many and work experience by August 8 to; Dean of Faculty, 40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646-15^. 649-8906 897-1519 726661B sewers. trunk, bucket seats, good condi- 73 TOYOTA >3295 Special paint, gauges, upper and lower moldings. Bright PAINTING, oils and acrylics, metal hub caps. Very low mileage. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- Manchester Cfommunity College, P.O. Box 1046, Manchester, VERNON- three bedroom originals, subject of your SEWERLINES, sink lines, tion, after 5:00, 643-5641. Callca Sport Coupe, tourcylinder, four speed transmis­ U&R REALTY CO., INC. sion, radio, vinyl roof. , ment required. Call U.S. Army CT. 06040. The college is an equal opportunity employer. MANCHESTER - Hilliard - ZINSSER AGENCY choice, copies of old masters cleaned with electric cutters, 74 TOYOTA >3495 maintenance free Ranch, two Woodland Streets. Sparkling BOLTON - Seven room Ranch, Robart D. Murdock, Realtor. at 643-9462. baths, two car garage, three or four bedrooms, eat-in and famous American artists, by professionals. McKinney PINE dining room table 6’ long, PRESIDENTIAL 70 MERCURY >1725 Hl-Lux Pickup, lour cylinder engine, four speed transmis­ Ranch, six rooms, double gar- Ph 643-2692 40” wide. All hand made. Brand sion with shell cap. carpeting, magnificentnt view of kitchen, barn board rec room, 750 M AIN ST. 649-6960. Bros. Sewer Disposai Com- VILUatAPTS. Marquis Coupe, V-8. automatic transmission, air con­ SURVEYOR - No experience age, ...... beautiful lot, excellent ;lle pany, 643-5308. new. $350. 649-0831. Hartford skyline,skyl % acre throughout, valuable extras. hardwood floors, immaculate ditioning, vinyl root, radio, power steering. 74 TOYOTA required. Good salary, paid w(X)ded lot, fireplaced fa m ^ throughout. $39,900. Tedford REALTOR* 646-1511 EXCAVATING and paving - IWANCHESHR training plus many benefits. $47,900. R. Anderson. 643-8087. DOGHOUSES, one large, one 74 NOVA >3645 Hl-Lux pickup, lour cylinder, lour speed transmission COLLECTION ACCOUNT room, $51,900, W arren Real Estate, 647-9914. Bualneaa Property 28 Septic systems installed or NO JOB too small, toilet radio. Ages 17-35. Enlistment Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. repaired, driveways and repairs, plugged drains, kitchen medium, sturdy, never used, One and,'tw trbedroom r Two-door Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, air con­ required. Call U.S. Army at 643- reasonable, 875-4179. ditioning, vinyl roof, radio, power steering, power brakes, 74 BLAZER REPRESENTATIVES (10) MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Five room L MANCHESTER - 10,000 square parking lots paved. Loam and faucets replaced, repaired, rec Near schools, .churches^ low mileage. 9M2. One plus years high volume telephone collection STRANT STREET. A con- NEW HOMES Ranch, breezeway, garage, foot brick industrial building, fill for sale.- Fully insured. rooms, bathroom remodeling, ant) shopping center, c^. Four wheel drive, Cheyenne, automatic transmission, background with small loan collection agency, credit card or venience plus location. Builder ground level and raised loading licensed, free estimates. Call heat modernization, etc. Free ONE equalizer hitch, Franklin 74 MERCURY >3675 power steering, heavy duty brakes, auxiliary top. Rear fireplace, trees, dead-end. seat, tinted glass, special two tone p^nt. Bright metal hub MEDICAL Specialist - No Ranches, Capas, Colonials, estimates gladly given. M & M sewing machine with cabinet bi)s line. Call ahytime Comet Custom lour door, six cylinder, automatic department store are requirements tor this new aggressive has renovated kitchen, put on Hutchins Agency, 646-3166, 228- NEW AND SPACIOUS docks. Own for $6. per foot in- after 6 p.m. 646-1322 or 872-7288. caps. Heavy duty front and rear springs. experience required. Good Raised Ranches, 3 and 4 Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. transmission, power steering, radio, low mileage. division at the aluminum siding, practically 3540. Modern Dutch Colonial, 8 room*, 3 large bedrooma, on* cluding land. Move into your and attachments, girl’s 26” sailary, paid training plus many rebuilt the house. Seven rooms, bedroom models all with hill own building for as cheap as COLLEGE BOY will do yard bike, outside venting exhaust 046-2828 benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- W. T. GRANT 1 1/2 baths, porches. Sensibly basements, aluminum MANCHESTER - reduced for full plue two half baths, flreplac* In living room, formal you can rent. City utilities. work - has several years of BATH remodeling, vanity fan, three storm windows, ment required. Call U.S. Army REGIONAL CREDIT CENTER priced. T. J. Crockett, siding, family rooms, 2-car quick sale, three family on dining, family room plus laundry room, Aral floor. 2-car gar­ Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. experience and most equipment cabinets,j)lumbing and 32x35, self-venting green at 643-9■ V ^ 2 . 2846 MAIN STREET GLASTONBURY, CONN. Realtors, 643-1577. garages and city utilities, tor Center St., in business zone II, age located on lot number 117 Grleaom Road, Forrest Hills including mower, truck and repairs. exhaust hood, two casement CHEVROLET area. $54,900 MANCHESTER - Unique op- 64519-4056 to 8:30 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m. MANCHESTER - five large Salary, commensurate with experience and your desire and personal Inspection. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- chain saw, etc. No job too big or windows, 21 1/2x34 1/2, 32 J C LER K T Y P IS T - No MANCHESTER - 6-room 2440. portunity - modern one floor too small. Call 649-3761 after 6 1/2x15 1/2, call 742-9495 after 12 rooms, on second floor of brand experience required. Good ability to move up the promotable ladder. For appointment, Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for- building with 2300 square feet. p.m. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing noon. new two-family, carpeting, air salary,ary, ppaid t____ training plus many call Mrs. Kelleher at 633-3671 or apply In person at the mal dining room, large kitchen $34,900 - Six room Cape, full MAHHEW ALLEN - Repairs and remodeling, conditioning and dishwasher, CARTER benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- above address. These positions must be filled by Friday, July with pantiw, 2-car garage, treed MERRITT dormer, IVz baths, fireplace, Realtor 872-8561 club, or organization. Below LIGHT TRUCKING- Attics and sewer lines cleaned electrical- TWO NEW aluminum awnings, separate driveways, $275 per 1229 Main Streets Manchester Phona 646-6464 ment required. Call U.S. Army 18, 1975. yard. $37,^. Wolverton Agen- Realtora 646-1180 nice trees, Hutchins Agency, replacement at $49,900. Hayes cellars cleaned. For free es- ly. Prompt service on emergen- 60” wide, black/white, $100, month, security, call 646-1379 Open Eventags 'HI 9 — THuradays Hi 6 — Saturdays ’til 9 ,L at .643 cy Realtors, 649-2813. 646-3166. Corporation, 646-0131. timates, call T647-9610 anytime. cies. 643-7024. pair, phone 228-3^. after 6 p.m.

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FFOUP O F 7 M ? fact A/O BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE M AJ'J'-VtoUJfJTFFP AFA^y ' iOovV. lOfVAT TWCY 6AY THIS DO YOU THINK A MUSTACHE WILL PAY US ER-UH-- NO, GOLPIE--TO spr ing' j CLUCK MAKES DOES ANYTHING- FDR HIM P FOR PIOC IW'A PITCH? WHYARE YOU him you (Sotta so at seOUKJDEP TOPAY UM.YA5, AS PROF. MFRE.D NORTH BLANKHEAD WOULD A ZILLION I'M GROUNPEP.t IT COLP turkey.' you ^IP-- BUT IF YOU'LL TALK TO ~HE£>THE NOTED HISTORIAN "TO LD ME dol l ar s a , I S S H E still THIMKTOOMUCH like YOU PASS YEAR, M Y M O T H E R ,-a O L P IE , MAP at Y O U ? HI5 MA DOES--AN' IF per sonal l y, the name HOOPLE WAS THE MUSTARP I’LL BET SHE'LL LET fill me YOU S E E HER S IP E OF SELECTED IN A COMPUTER SEARCH FOR \k IN ^ SYLVESTER.' ME OUT, VOUR INJ IT B E F O R E YOU &OIKi, BICENTENNIAL CELEBRITIES' HE'S IDMORf, .. IT'LL BE A LOST CAUSE.' LORDSHIP?’ HMMM.' RESEARCHING IT NOW.' ______/ cvi\ IT MUST ANOTHER ms BE THE Ther e's al so the pr o bability >—\ DAY'V bu t l er s that HOOPLE MANOR IS AN HISTORIC PAY OFF.' SITE"EXC LU SIVE OF MY EXPLOITS ^ OF COURSE.' l/lH' 1975 TORINO 4 Door with Apartm»nt$ For Root 53 Apartmonti For Rant 5$ Business for Rent 55 Wanted to Rent 57 Pillared Hard Top MICKEY FINN MANCHESTER - Newer three BOLTON NOTCH ^ 4,000 square BY HANK LEONARD 35 year old, retired contractor 351 e-cylinder engine, wheel covert, radial tiraa, matalllc bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, foot building for professional saddle brown. Stock No. 6340. List $4195 VILUGER APARTMENTS with working wife, attending I WAS, DAD... carpeting, full basement, $250 offices or smes, four commer- DID HE SAY ANY- NO. HE'S monthly. References. Hayes ^Ive-rcwm townhouse apart- college, needs three bedroom BUT HE GOT A THING IN REGARD I DON'T cial industrial acres, land and CALL FROM BUSY ON A THINK SO. Corp. 64WU31. ment, V/t tiled baths, Z’ alr- house, under $160 per mont TO WHEN HE'LL POLICE CASE building storage, parking, HIS OFFICE... r START WORKING, ondltloners, wall-to-wall highway across shopping reduced rate, renovation possi- SALE PRICE ...PERHAPS AND HAD TO FOR AFTER IT'S arpetlng^ full basement, center. 1-84, 1-86 close. 1-223- ble for suitable owner. 247-5065 FURNISHED three room after 8 p.m. CLOSED. apartment, water heat, and eat, hot water, appliances. 4460. electric included, $200 per 0 pets. 1975 GRANADA 2 DOOR SEDAN SMALL store, recently month, near hospital and high 200 6-cyllnder engine, limited edition package Includes: vinyl bench U^r CALL 649-7620 redecorated, busy Main Street PRICED TO GO AT ON TH E SPO T 7'/‘* Co£MPAU school, Philbrick Agency seat, unique all vinyl door panel, uniquw steering wheel, lower back <£> f t r S O y N t A i n ^ ME MAJOR= Realtors, 6464200. location. $80 monthly includes panel applique, bodyalde paint stripes In place of rocker panel ' 7-/Y heat, air-conditioning. 6464607. □ AUTOMOTIVE mouldings. Dark brown metallic, redial Urea. Slock No. limited edition .VIUTT AND JE F F -ROCKVILLE - August, attrac- NEWER two bedroom, _5283. List $3849 bu d fisher ,’tive four room, first floor, carpeting, appliances, base- BUSINESS SPACE FOR Autos For Sale 61 • adults, no pets, security, ment storage, heat and hot RENT. 560 sq. ft. private en- water, parking, $230 monthly, 'references, $145, 643-9743. trance and exit. Inquire 143 NEED CAR? Credit bad? security and lease, 649-1101. Main Street. Plenty of free Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1975 PINTO 2 DOOR parking. FIVE ROOM apartment, Honest Douglas accepts lowest security deposit required, NEW two family - three SEDAN bedrooms, air-conditioning, down, sm allest payments. •Mather Street. Call 673-5941 Douglas Motors, 345 Main. wall-to-wall carpeting, $250 a after 5 p.m. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VER.VIEER month plus utilities, 64^5666, OFFICE SPACE IT'S (SUARANTEED) anytime. FOR RENT how 's THAT FOR TRUTwj 1972 DODGE Colt station TO PICK U P, CLLINOTON 250 square feet, center of wagon, 4-cylinder, automatic 2300 CC, 4-cyllnder engine, light green. Special Value Package Includes: ^ IM A D V E R T IS IN & T j ^ANVTI-IINGJ; FOUR ROOM Flat - first floor, Manchester, air conditioning transmission, low mile.age, duraweave vinyl trim passenger compartment, carpeting, sporty tape treatment, _ TICK TOOK centrally located, call 643-8507. ^and parking. Call 643-9551. clean. Chorches, Motors, M3- accent group, lour styled steel wheels with trim rings. Stock No. 5302. List $3050 g JT '.y 2791. AlJ TOWER NEWER five room apartment, A new 1 bedroom townhouse apart- fully carpeted, air-conditioning, ONLY ^2960 ment community featuring private en- all appliances, washer and WE PAY $15 for complete junk 7-/V trances, open staircase, wall to wall dryer connections. Convenient cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Tta4a MsHi carpeting, range, refrigerator, dis- Resort Property % A McNatyglit SyiUKXa Faown * posal, pantry unit, cathedral beamed to schools and shopping, $250. Body, 528-1990. 1975 Ford Custom 500 4-Door For Rent 56 CAPTAIN EASY living room, Vk baths, open balcony, monthly. Call Peterman Agen- / BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE abundant closets, air conditioning, cy, 646-2912, 649-9404. master TV antenna,' 24 hour 1973 CHEVROLET Chevelle Hardtop MISQUAMICUT - Four rooms, station wagon, six cylinder, 351, 8-qrilnder engine, vinyl seat trim, dark blue metallic, rear bumper guards, AM superintendent service, laundry and radio. Whita aldawalla & wheal covera.] Stock No. 52267 Uat $4888.' storage area In basement No pets. Business tor Rent 55 $185 weekly, call 643-0491 or 646- automatic, power steering, WIUL YOU AT THIS RATE, 0472. JUST DON'T GET THE MISTAKEN' ImmMlate through.August 1st. oc- radial, Chorches Motors, Inc., KIWPLY HURRY THE NIGHT'LL SB I IPEA I'M PUTTIN0 UP THIS HUT , cupancy. Rent $233 per month in- C3 UP AND FINISH OVER. BEFORE BEAUTIFUL office, heat, air 643-2791. (P 19?5 by NEA Inc T M U S P$1 Qtt cluding neat arid hot water. Kiease MISQUAMICUT, R.I. furnished /7M4 call 872-6343 or 875-9876. Monday conditioned, parking, share ONLY $4050 ASSEMBLING YOU'RE PONE... 3 bedroom cottage. Beach very THE BORN LOSER THAT PREFAB ANP I'P LIKE through Friday, 8-S p.m. Directions; I- four rooms with accountant, ______BY A R T SANSO.M 86 to exit 95, Route 83 north 8 miles, near. Available after August 1972 GRAN Torino Bougham, TO GET SOME very reasonable, 649-1680, 649- power steering, air con- left on Route 286, Vi mile on right 23rd. $175 weekly. 529-2479. ' HOUR folks T C a Hou aboltc BEAUTY 3549. 1975 MAVERICK 2-Door Sedan HBAH, MV W H E R TDLD MB ^wHERe yJEREVoueoRo.iN SLEEP! ditioning, AM-FM stereo, stan- 200 6-cylln^r engine, vlny] seat trirn, radial tires, AM radio, TRe BIRDS AMD B ees HBT? dard transmission, $500 below pastel blue.C78 white sldwoll tlrM.|Stock No. 6388. LM $3279. ALL ABOUT AMBSTOR A Hive? Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 book price, 8724122.

M MERCURY _____MORIAm'S SALE PRICE 43220 BROTHERS LINCOLN! THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA ID i9ri5y\cA me TU Atg US Pit Of JULY SALE! ALLEY OOP FORD BY V .T. HA.MLIN W E L L - W H A T ...W el l , br ...ah.. DILLON FORD THEN YOU'LL -BEFORE YOU COMMIT ALL RIGHT... W H A T /I EXPEC T25 FAIR THAT'S TRY TO RE- DO you I THINK you US TO THIS DEAL, DIO YOU HAVE ( PER CENT OF , F A I R V ENOUGH! THE WAV THINK 1?... HAVE A THINKj'Z y VOU i 319 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER • 643-2145 COVER OLSON'S WE'D BETTER DE IN M IND, JACK? ANYTHING YOU ENOUGH?) I SEE IT, POINT G O T -VOUR NEW 1975 CIDE JUST HOW TWO COME AND THERE HAIR WE'RE GOING TO. UP W ITH! BUY HERE... COMAAON / CURLERS SLICE UP THE PIE.' SENSE WILL ON TOO, SHOW YOU \ TIGHT/ I'M RIGHT TOYOTA - See us for reliable 1963 PLYMOUTH, 440 cid, 4- 1971 IMPALA, cpstom im- 1970 Jeep, CJ-5, $1900, 872-7013, used Toyotas with our BOKiay speed. Needs minor work. $400 maculate condition, power call after 4. // SAVE HERE! MERCURYS 100% warranty. We also buy or best offer. 643-0458 after 6 steering and power brakes, air-, and used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, p.m. low mileage. $2,000. 646-8869. Trucks tor Sale 62 345 Center Street, Manchester, 646-4321. PLYMOUTH Valiant, 1972 - 1972 BUICK E lectra 225, 30,000 1962 FORD Econline van, run- four-door, 6 cylinder, automatic original miles, full power and ning condition, $200 or best air, excellent condition, call offer. Call 643-1671. 1974 FORD ELITE - Silver transmission, power steering, 644-1444 after 6. metallic paint with Burgandy 67,000 miles. Very dependable, 1965 CHEVY panel truck, six padded vinyl top and matching $1,800. Call 644-9004 after 5. LINCOLNS s,uper soft vinyl interior. 351V-8 1964 CHEVROLET station cylinder, 12 ft. bed, good run- MR. ABERNATHY wagon, good running condition, ning condition, $500, 649-4219. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE engine, cruisomatic transmis- 1970 PLYM OUTH , nine EXCELLENT SELECTION! sion,. power steering, power new exhaust system and tires, passenger station wagon, call $100, 649-6304. TERRIBLE! TM FLAT BROKE, . O A L L - m i O O N E brakes with front wheel discs, after 5:30, 429-6892. 12127 ziz: AND ITfe /EFFECTING "UNPAID LIGHT bill’ HR70xl5 steel belted radial HCWSTHeART TAKE A RIDE... then DECIDE! 1972 GREMLIN, excellent con- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 DUSINB3S, V MMY Y PAINTING. white wall tires, light package, 1966 CHRYSLER 300, good con- dition, low mileage, $1,500. 647- VAN DABBLER? One short of game invites it mirror package, interior decor dition. Must sell. Any 9823 after 5 p.m. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all What is the correct opening package, all guages, AM/fM reasonable offer will not be makes, models and speeds. bid vulnerable with: stereo radio, air conditioning, refused. Call 643-7579. tinted glass all around, clock, 1964 BUICK Special, automatic Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, * SAMPllBUYit transmission, in driving condi- Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- for something worthwhile deluxe seat belts, fingertip OLDS-Cutlass, Supreme, 1974, NORTH Jim : “In the language of bids A AKQJ 7 6 5 ¥A 2 9 6 4 NEW 1975 tion, call 649-5736. 2098. any bid of one less than game is rather than go after a part cruise control, front bumper 2-door, full power, air- A93 score.” *53 ? NEW 1975 guards, deluxe wheel covers, conditioned, automatic, low V A 95 a strong invitation to partner to The correct opening bid MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - COMET twin comfort seats with arm mileage, immaculate. $3,850. 9 A Q 10 9 6 go on to game. In most cases if Jim : “There is little to the either vulnerable or not DODGE POLARA, custom lowest rates available. 4k862 you want to play it as a force, play of the hand. South takes vulnerable is one spade. There rests and more. $4500. Call 644- Call 643-6814. wagon, 1973, power steering, 9555. Immediate binding. Exclusive WEST EAST you won't get into trouble.” the first heart, tries the dia- is no good reason to preempt 4-DR. SIDAN power brakes, airconditioning, BOBCAT NETRA Agent. Clarke In- A Q 10 8 2 *J7 mond finesse and wraps up when you hold two aces and roof rack, radio, new radials, 1965 VW, 1500-S, asking $475, surance Agency, 643-1126. V Q J 10 7 3 ¥864 three notrump when it your hand is not strong enougH 3-DR. RUNABOUT MPG Stock vSCTSI, 200 6- 1973 DODGE Custom Polara, very clean, $2,800. 646-0530. Oswald: “ In standard Slock u5T26, outomofic. white- 643-4970, anytime. 9K5 9872 succeeds.” for a forcing opening bid. Of two door hardtop, air- 1967 BSA Spitfire, MK ll, WINTHROP American, South’s two notrump walls, AM radio, bright window cyl'. engine, oil vinyl 4k A 9 S-3 4kK 10 7 course, you will jump at youh conditioning, power disc 1964 RAM BLER, 4‘-door, 6 Cougar XR-7, 390, new excellent condition, must be rebid is just a strong invitation, Oswald: "If it had failed, he frames, & color keyed wide body interior, power steering, SOUTH (D) but not quite a force. In Jacoby next turn if partner responds. brakes, power steering, vinyl, cylinder, automatic, running runs well, needs minor seen, seHous inquiries only, FREDDIE ear A NEW I CONYk NCW, BU T would have been down one, but side moldings^ AM radio. * AK654 top, excellent condition, $1995, condition, needs work, $75 repairs $1250, call 646-0652 after best offer, call 643-0358. C30©? WHAT KIND WHATB/B? IT 13... modern we go along with the year in and year out you win by V K2 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 64^331, 423-3400. DID HE (S ET ? best current practice and play bidding even money games.” negotiable. 649-4311. 9 J 43 MOTORCYCLE Insurance - it as a force to game, except if Call the experts at Crockett *QJ4 partner rebids to three of his Answer to Previous Puzzle minor suit, we can drop him Agency, 643-1577. North-South vulnerable Harbors there.” B SB N BB ^3623 I ^337! 1971 SPORTSTER 900, custom ACROSS 5 C hem ical B QliM West North E ast South Jim : "South’s opening bid is CATALANO’S AUTO paint and seat, excellent condi- sullix m SB E N 1 A n c i e n t h a r b o r tion $2,100, flexible, call 647- just about a jack above a 6 Donkey sound ' E 1 A ol Rome S C R £ 1726, anytime. minimum, but North’s two over 6 German 7 M ake over Pass 2 9 Pass 2 N.T. one response has promised at 8 Divisible by T R E E SALES and SERVICE harbor E S N E NEW 1975 NEW 197S NEW 1975 Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass two NEW 1975 least ten points. South properly 12 Feeble- M A T BMW 900 R/6, 1974, 10,000 9 Bad (comb, m Pass elects to rebid to two minded 1D R 369 Center St., Manchester • Phone 646-6322 miles. Excellent condition. form ) MAROUIS notrump.” person A T H E N CDUCAR MDNARCH MDNTEGD Setup for touring with Opening lead — Q ¥ 10 Superlative 4-Dr. Fillorad Hardtop, dork B 4 Door Sedan, dark red, ® 1975 by KEA Inc. TM lUg US Pit on 13 Am end E A AA DieiNi p X I-7 I'D r. Hardtta. dark ya|. yellow graan matalllc. Windjammer II faring, Wixom sufilx A N E law vtan matallk. 391 tnilna, stock no. 5E52, 250 6- 3-Dr. Hardtop. -5C34. 14 Kite v5M32, 400 engina. graan Offers The Following Services... saddlebags and luggage rack, Oswald: “Even if North does 11 B o rn e L K S vlnyTtwin lamltrl launga wall. cyjinder engine, select stondard trons PS. dork 16 " ------. lid e le s" vinyl roof, vinyl booch SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL not play the two notrump bid as 15 H arbor in ab. aultmalli. araan k vi- shift automatic, white blue melolllc SSI engine, new tires. Call 643-9474 after 5 By Oswald & James Jacoby 17 Breaches Moll, oxiondad range fuel a force, he should go on to three North Italy 28 Body ol law 43 Baltic harbor nyl raal, whKawelli. manual sidewall radial ply tires, pleoled vinyl trim, while- 1^ Quality Used Cars at Discount Prices p.m. 18 Glossy labric air candlllanln|. daluna laal lonki. iloel belted while- notrump. You might as well try 19 Im itate 29 Maple genus 44 Religious power steering, power walls. AM rodio. left bond ser f ; WITH A SNAPOF IP UKETDBE THE SORRY DEARIE, Bur'^ 20 Reply (ab.) ball!. AM 9M M ulfipiti radla. wolli, floor molt front & 21 U pset 21 M usical group 30 Incline image front disc brakes, rear temolo conirol mirror, de- 1972 BONNEVILLE Triumph MV FINGERS I COULD KINGS RIGHT-HAND MAN, THE heartburn 22 Modern art apatorania prataOlan prp.. rear. AM radio, monuol olr Quality Body Work at Discount Prices 22 Water barrier 32 Decprative 45 Tooihlike dual raclnf mirrari. t pralai- window delogger, AM luxe wheel covers, prolec- motorcycle, very low mileage, TURN you INTOA THE SKRETARV OF STATE. GOES WITH THE SU IT- school vessel condilioner, fender ikirlt. i 25 W ickerwork notch tiva bady ildt maldlnpi. radio, proleclive body live body side moldinos excellent condition, $1,350. PUKE D R AN EARL. 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Conn., Mon„ July 14, 1975 ROCKVILLE Houley Recaps Legislature; HOSPITAL NOTES ICCNTCNNIAL Says It Was Tough Session 2he \GTS Area Profile VISITING HOURS Stafford Springs; James Rock, Surgical and medical wings, Anthony Rd., Tolland; Nina ‘‘The 1975 session (of the and this was nonrecurring property poor towns was es- 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; Stone, South St., Rockville; Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 legislature) just ended was, revenue. tablished and is Anne Marie Turley, Terrace to 8 p.m. (fathers, 8 to 9 p.m.); without question, the toughest He said in addition to this, tax acknowledged,” he said. Group Rehearsing Dr., Rockville. Pediatrics, parents anytime in modern times for all in- revenues that were expected Speaking of the much Birth Saturday: A daughter and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen volved,” State Sen. Robert fell to an unprecedented low in publicized problem with state Intensive Cafe Unit, immediate Garabedian, West St., Houley of Vernon said in a brief yield creating an $80 million employe salaries, Houley said ‘Guys and Dolls’ family only, five minutes per Rockville. recap of the activities. deficit. he personally regrets, and did hour. Admitted Sunday: Helen Houley, who is chairman of Houley said his committee not support, tapping the State Champ, Ertel Dr., Rockville; the Senate Appropriations Com- worked as much as 110 hours Employe Pension Fund for $5.3 The Vernon Friends of Music The show is scheduled for Admitted Friday: Catherine Chris Henry, Crestridge Dr., mittee, said, “In a year where some weeks and “I personally million for the two-thirds incre- has started its rehearsals for its July 29, 30 and 31 at the Vernon Clifford, Ayrshire, Scotland; Vernon; Mary Lafontaine, RFD positively no money was feel a sense of accomplishment ment granted these employes. summer musical production of Center Middle School Mark Stanley, Sunny View Dr., 2, Tolland; George Lucerini Sr., After drafting the Declara- available, it was especially in keeping spending down.” “It establishes a terribly bad Frank Loesser’s “ Guys and auditorium. Vernon; Edward Karpuska, Montauk Dr., Vernon; tion of Independence, Thomas long, difficult and hard. My job He and his co-chairman, John precedent,” Houley said. Dolls.” Tickets will be sold in ad- RFD 4, Rockville. Lawrence Merlino, Rhodes Rd., Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin was to say ‘no’ and 1 believe Groppo, were cited by Gov. He said, however, “State and John Adams were ap- Edwin DeGroat of the school vance and at the door. They are Discharged Friday: Mary Tolland; Susan Smith, Sadds this was accomplished as never Grasso in a statement she made employes gained ‘political pointed by Congress to recom- system’s music department now available at The Music Ellingwood, RFD 3, Coventry; Mill Rd., Ellington; Stephen before.” before the joint convention of fre^om activities,’ a right that mend a national seal. Their will again direct the produc- Shop, Lane Music, Carousel, Steven Ferwerda, Pine Knob Woodard, Elizabeth St., &uth Noting that the budget was the General Assembly on 1 have long championed.” design was not accepted, but tion. The leads will be played by and Rockville-Vernon Music. Dr., South Windsor; Nora Lar- Windsor; Walter Schindler, cut beyond Gov. Ella Grasso's closing night. Speaking of the word “un- their idea for a national motto students Cindy Hunt, Peter Grange Meetings son, West Willington; Cynthia Sunrise Dr., Rockville. recommended level and that In recapping senate ac- mandate,” Houley said he was. Congress approved a mot- Mozzer, Dorene Falcetta and Lemek, Goose Lane, Tolland; Discharged Sunday; every area of spending was tivities, Houfey said there were coined it as a result of hearing Vernon Grange will meet to which was apparently Brook Tuppeny. July 18 at 8 p.m. in Grange Hall, Barbara Martin, Kingsbury Catherine Clifford, Ayrshire, borrowed from The very tight, Houley said he several accomplishments on complaints from all special in- Rehearsals started last week believes, however, that the positive side. In the area of Rt. 30, Vernon with the past lec- Ave., Rockville; Daniel Scotland; Mrs. Rhonda Cun- Gentlemen’s Magazine: “E terest groups about “man- and will go on every day for Murray, Portland; Helen everyone was treated uniform- consumer protection were such date” programs. turers to be in charge of the ningham and daughter. Wall Pluribus Unum”. This seemed three hours a day. Reynolds, Standish Rd., St., Hebron; Bruce Enman, Mt. ly and fairly. things as shelf life, pricing, He said, “For years, the state program. to be a good description of what Ellington; Marguerite Torres, Vernon Apts., Vernon; Nelly Congress hoped for — 'a unified He explained he had to vote advertising of prescription has layered program upon The Junior Grange will meet against the Elenhaven Bill con- drugs, posting of prescription July 19 at 2 p.m. in Grange Hall Tankeroosen Rd., Vernon; Her- Haraesy, Lanz Lane, Ellington; country made up of many program and for years the state State Given mine Tureb, West St., Carol' Sisak, Sherry Circle, states. The World Almanac cerning education, health ser- drugs and the repeal of the Fair has forced local municipalities with “Summer Fun” to be the theme of the program. Rockville; Bruno Zagora, Fox Tolland; Irene Thompson, notes. vices, state employes and other Trade Laws. and all of their appendages to Disaster Plan such things “because it was my Conference Hill Dr., Rockville. Bakos Rd., Tolland. He said the Freedom of Infor- do something, yet has paid for Birth Friday: A son to Mr. job to keep spending down.” mation Act which was passed only a small part of such Man- Fund Grant Mrs. Shirley Howe of the Rockville United Methodist and Mrs. James Hodrinsky, He said, “Before we even during this session “opens up date.” HARTFORD (UPI) - The Church is attending the Stafford Springs. started there was a $2(K) million government at all levels to a “Thus, this year, we unman- Federal Disaster Assistance deficit.” Conference School of Missions Admitted Saturday: Joan WESTERN BEEF new and needed first.” dated certain services and Administration has granted Faulkner, Lake St., Bolton; U TOLLAND TNKL I, TUISn WID., SAT. t-G for the Southern New England MANCHISTIR. CONN. IRS., RRI. S*t; SUN. S 4 “ While we can truthfully The merging of the Transpor- requirement and withdrew Connecticut $250,000 for dis- term this a Meskill Boondoggle, Area, today through Friday at Laura Gannon, Lowell, Mass.; tation Fund and the General state support and made per- aster preparedness planning in Mae Lee, Franklin Park West, OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 I choose not to because the Annhurst College in Woodstock. Fund will provide a more ef- missive at the local option such the state. Gov. Ella T. Grasso Rockville. MTE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS public is not interested in ficient system of state expen- functions. Several members of the said today. Rockville United Methodist Discharged Saturday; Mary history,” Houley said. ditures that can be controlled “In conclusion, the 1975 ses- The State Office of Civil Explaining the large deficit, C3iurch women will be atten- Chalifoux, School St., SPECIAL TUES. AND WED. ONLY and audited at all times, Houley sion can be reviewed with a Preparedness is to administer Houley said $138 million was ding guest day on July 17. Rockville; Adrienne Gallagher, said. ‘good’ notice or a ‘bad’ notice. the program, forming a com- the result of three years of Rockville Memorial Nursing He added, “The Guaranteed Considering the extreme dif- prehensive plan at the state and Softball League paper surpluses and two years Home; Paul Gamble, Enfield; Lean, Tax Base Law was enacted, and ficult fiscal times, I for one local level, including existing The Vernon Girls’ Softball of the state’s share of Federal Kelly O’Leary, McKnight Cir- I’m pleased to have been part of view it over-all as productive, programs, designed to League will participate in the Revenue was “plugged in” to cle, Ellington; Milo Pecott, the historic reform. The fact and in fact I am amazed that it minimize loss of life, property Enfield All-Star Tournament in Imported the fiscal year 1974-75 budget that there are property rich and functioned at all,” Houley said. Enfield on July 19. and income from natural dis- asters. Vernon will be represented by Maher Says

Among preventative a senior all-star team con-

measures to be examined under sisting of 15 girls and a junior BOILED Majority On the program are land use all-star team made up of 18

development and construction girls. Welfare Need It regulations. Another purpose of Coaches for the seniors are ’h lb.

the program is to assist in Jon Steele, David Hany and Jay AREA POLICE REPORT rehabilitation of areas that suf- Miller; and for the juniors, WEST HARTFORD (UPI) -

fer damage. Hany, Frank Manning, Don Connecticut’s social services Land O’ The plans will provide for Wentzel and Gordon Small. commissioner says while there VERNON Pinnacle Rd., Ellington was Main St., Talcottville and Brian federal assistance for public Lynwood Watson is president are those abusing the welfare Russell Labbe, 18, of 5 Ertel charged Saturday with third- Topolsky, 16, of Hartford were of the league; Frank Manning, system, the majority on relief Lakes Dr., Vernon was arrested Sun- degree assault in connection and private losses sustained in arrested Sunday on warrants disasters and establish long vice president; Sandy Ord, are legitimately in need. day on a rearrest warrant with the investigation of a com- issued by Common Pleas Court secretary; Althea Santo “The vast majority of people issued by Common Pleas Court plaint of a disturbance at 111 range economic recovery 12 charging them each with programs for major disaster Christo, treasurer; and Richard are those who really have a 19 charging him with failure to High St., Rockville. two counts of fourth-degree Oeser and Manning, equipment desperate need for some kind of AMEHCAN appear in court. Police said Champlin alleged- areas. “We are seeing the larceny. extensive damage that can be purchasing and maintenance. assistance,” Commissioner Labbe was originally ly struck John Breneman of 11 Michaud was to appear in The league will sponsor a Edward Maher said Sunday on charged, several months ago, High St. Champlin was released caused by natural disasters in- Common Pleas Court 12, East the heavy rains that have benefit game in Vernon on July the WHNB-TV program, with disorderly conduct, breach . on his promise to appear in Hartford, today and Topolsky 19. ‘Connecticut Newsmakers.’ . CHEESE- flooded the upper Midwest,” of peace, and second-degree court in Rockville, Aug. 6. on July 21. Mrs. Grasso said. “We must reckless endangerment. He was David Johnson, 23, of 34 make sure that our state is held at the police station in lieu« South Windsor Police are also “■"V of posting a $350 bond. He was Strawberry Rd., Ellington was prepared if this or any other investigating a complaint made kind of disaster strikes Connec- to be presented in Common charged Saturday with passing by Arthur Champagne of 262 in a no passing zone. He is to ticut.” Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Scott Dr. that a 10-speed bicy- appear in court in Rockville, today. cle was taken from his garage. Aug. 6. H ERIT A GE R A T ES SOUTH WINDSOR Christopher J. Henry, 19, of WESTOWN Richard E. Sirois, 18, of East HEBRON 78 Crestridge Dr., Vernon was AND Hartford was charged Sunday Lloyd L. Folsom Jr., 16, of 8 .r« 'J'j '{APS OF C.Of'i.NUOUS SEOVI-TE’ charged Sunday with failure to with third-degree larceny and Crouch Rd., Hebron was 4SS HARTrOAT RD. MANCHISTIR grant the right of way at a 644.8330 falsely reporting an incident. charged Sunday with speeding private drive in connection with Police said Sirois is employed too fast for conditions in con- L the investigation of a two-car as a security guard and was nection with the investigation H ERIT A GE accident on Rt. 83. working at Worcester Express of a one-car accident on Rt. 85 Police said Henry came out on Strong Rd., South Windsor. in Hebron. of the parking lot at Dunkin’ Police said Sirois complained Police said Folsom went off Variables Donuts and collided with a car that he had been hit on the head the right side of the highway DIN N ERW ARE driven by Charles Amos of by someone. Police took him to and continued along for about Hartford. Both cars were the hospital and when checking 165 feet knocking down 15 guide extensively damaged and the IT’S THE BETTER WAY the building found it had been posts and then rolled down an drivers were taken to Rockville ransacked and some $270 was embankment where the car General Hospital for treat- reported missing from a safe. ended up on the roof. Police ment. We invite you to build your savings and He is to appear in Common said Folsom suffered some Henry is to appear in court in your dinnerware, too. When you save with Pleas Court 12, East Hartford, scrapes and abrasions but Rockville, Aug. 6. us you can build a complete set of July 28. refused treatment. He is to \ beautiful Blue Heritage ironstone dinner- appear in Common Pleas Court Clifford Champlin, 23, of 53 Roger Michaud, 17, of 138 ware imported from the center of the 19, Rockville, Aug. 6. English dinnerware industry, Staffordshire

County. Manufactured by Enoch Wedg-

wood (Tunstall) Ltd., the dinnerware is dishwasher safe and chip resistant.

The entire service, including completer Researchers Claim Rats sets, is on display at our offices. Open or add to your savings account now at 4’ Heritage Savings and Loan. Build your Do Better Outside Dumps savings and your dinnerware. That’s the Better Way. HARTFORD (UPI) - Rats backyard in one weekend, and rats in any way. Be sure to visit our recently opened can live better in urban housing we didn’t even make a dent in “Education is the key,” Spec- Tolland office, the first new banking projects than in city dumps, ac- the rat population,” Spector tor said. “Rats literally can’t cording to two men who have facility to open in Tolland in 134 years. said. survive without the help of peo- been trapping the rodents for The following weekend, eight ple. The city should issue thick, Purchase one unit with each $25 you deposit, at months. or 10 rats were scrambling plastic garbage can lids free to prices only half comparable retail values. “It’s a rat restaurant,” around on the same garbage people. Maybe even free gar- Gerald J. Conlogue, a Yale cans, two blocks from a grocery bage cans.” THE BETTER RATES researcher, said of a large gar- store, he said. Conlogue predicted a “rat Purchase Price Plus bage container at Stowe yput Jj^fwrmacUt EffectiveYield Annual Rale Type of AccounI Conlogue and Spector said explosion” at the dump if the Description Connecticut State Tax Village, a low-income housing programs of poisoning or gas- city carries out plans to convert fir li«y potithn 4 piece place setting $3.95 6 Year Ceriiftcale project. ing rats are ineffective, but it to a sanitary landfill, as for , i0$$entng or 8.17% 7%% $1 OOOmmimum His comments and those of laws should be passed against Completer Units: ordered by the state Depart- drug in- • 4 Year Certilicate William Spector, a University $1,000 minimum leaving garbage cans un- ment of Environmental Protec- ioracfton$ provldt4 Set of 4 fruit dishes 7.90% 7V2% of Connecticut graduate stu- covered or providing food for tion. he tit ghen att the in- Set of 4 soup dishes Year Cerlilicale dent, were published Sunday by 7.08% 6%% $1.000 minimum the Hartford Courant. formation. Help him,, Set of 4 salad dishes 1-2 Year Certilicate. At the Hartford dump site, and yourself byt 6.81% 6V2% Sl.OOOmmimum • Open vegetable dish garbage is burned and efforts l« tnfomdng him of Gravy boat 3 Month Certificate are made to control rats, but at TOWN ELECTIONS COMING, any OTCs you 6.00% 53/4% Sl.OOOmmimum. Sugar and creamer ■ Stowe Village “there is garbage haP0 used, Regular Savings Account Interest paid day of deposit to lying next to every dumpster,” 12" platter 5.47% 51/4% 2, informing him of day of withdrawal Conlogue said. YOU can pick the w inn ers Instrtsctlons from 14" platter Interest compourKled daily and continuously Effective annual yield is the highest allowed by law Substantial penalties for “The trouble with rats is that early withdrawal on all certificate accounts more than one they live so well around iThe Republican Town Committee will endeavor to run the Covered casserole physician, tIOO.OOO Cerlificates available at negotiated ralei. people,” he said. “In fact, if Icandidatea that the majority of you indicate you want, if you will let us know who they are. Llat your choices and 3, Haring ail pro- there weren’t any people around here, there wouldn’t be Iwe will do the rest. .scriptions fitted by one pharnutcy, any rats. Most rats are depen- I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE FOLLOWING ELECTED; dent on people to survive.” 4, Never borrowing 1...... Conologue is examining the or, trying to . use V rats for traces of a parasite 2...... another’s prescrip- called Capillaria hepatica 3...... tion. which is known to have been He holds all the Heritage Savings transmitted to 11 humans in the strings. Let him dnh United States, with fatal results lOffIcM lo bt fllM ar« Board of OIraclort, Board of Education, Town | trot them to your ad- & Loan Association • Since 1891 in eight cases. |Traaturar, Board of Salactman, Conttablaa. About 85 per cent of the male vanlaHe. . WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP IN THE CAMPAIGN Yaa □ NO □ rats he has found in Hartford I N a m e ...... Address...... were infested with the parasite. (Tai Bqi Mit ytw hm ad iMrtu if |m aid) Main Office: 1007 Main St., Manchester 649-4586 • K-Mart Office: Spencer St., Manchester 649-3007 WESTOWN Conlogue and Spector have Coventry OKIce: Route 31, 742-7321 • Tolland Ollice: Rt. 195, quarter mile south of 1-86, Exit 99, 872-7387. been trapping rats at six J PlaaM aand to; Manchaatar Rapubilean Town Committaa I c/o Nata Agoalinatli, Chairman . 'f A8 , OF , j[fc ,I- r • residential locations in Hart- 4SS HAITrOIT (D. MANCHIiTU I 1144 Oalmoni St., Manchaatar, Conn. 06040 ford, plus the dump. “We took A41-1110

49 rats out of a Zion Street