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Foreign News Commentary feared the momentum toward also with implementation of the with Egypt. But it has warned ’These are some of the issues By PHIL NEWSOM Mideast peace would be lost. sweeping agreement reached in that any agreement on Further complicating the and the complications into HanrI|patTr lEupntng Iftpralh UPI Foreign News Analyst June by Egyptian President territorial concessions must President Gerald R. Ford’s situation was a change of direc- Anwar Sadat and first go to a referendum of the which the new American Presi­ state dinner for Jordan’s King tion in the complicated President Nixon. ’That agree­ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No, 270 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Israeli pebple, possibly leading dent finds himself plunged in EIGHTEEN PAGES Hussein will be taken by foreign negotiations looking toward a ment included $250 million in PRICE: FIFTEEN GENTS to new delays unwelcome to all his first week in office. UPPLIES 'Observers as a clear indication final settlement of the U.S. economic aid and U.S. sides. of the new President’s Arab-lsraeli conflct. technological aid in Egyptian TENTS ON SALE priorities in foreign affairs. development of nuclear power Hussein and King Faisal of After the Kissinger- for peaceful purposes. SLEEPING BAGS Saudi Arabia must rank side by engineered agreements on Complicating life for Sadat is side as the foremost of United COTS - AIR MAnRESSES withdrawal of forces between his relationship with the Ford Mum on Choice States’s friends among the Israel and the Egyptians and Palestinian guerrilla forces. ridge cruises Arab states, even in times of Syrians, it had een expected the After a mid-July meeting in LIFE JACKETS Directed by Greta Ruppert conflict. And the fact that Hus­ next step would be further Cairo, Sadat and Hussein signed sein turned out to be the August 22 - Nowhere ICE CHEST! negotiations between Israel and a communique in which Hus­ TAKE YOUR BIKE honored guest at the first state Egypt. sein agreed the Palestinian September 2 - Nova Scotia < For Vice President dinner to be held by the new Liberation Organization would 4 days___ from $219* ON VACATION... WASHINGTON (UPI) - President U.S. administration will be Instead, the question of a speak for Palestinians outside by advisers that Rockefeller could give his Ford aides because of Haig's close Grata Ruppart, cartifiad Goran Initructor ^ Ford, still keeping the nation and many of pleasing to both the moderate similar withdrawal between the Jordan and he would be and A.C.B.T. dlractor conducts Ouplicata < administration expertise in several fields, association with Nixon before his resigna­ forces of Jordan and Israel BrMoa Tournamantt and will lacture on | IHMCIIS his closest allies in suspense over his Arab states and to the Israelis. spokesman for those inside the intarmadiata and advancad Bridge on the J ranging from economic matters to foreign tion last week. Significance also will be at­ suddenly intervened with all the country. luxurious V IC TO R IA . . . sailing from New < choice for vice president, called Teamster policy experience. possibilities of delay and a loss Haven. Italian craw. . . continantal cuisina < President Frank Fitzsimmons for a chat New Counsel tached to the unfaltering con­ For Hussein, who previously . . . profassional entartalnmant. . . private ^ 1 ’The timing of the disclosure of Ford.’s The first major sUff change at the White tinuation of U.S. foreign plicy of momentum that both sides bus from N.Y. and Conn, cities to the ship. i «F. today at the White House. had held himself to be preference was uncertain. He indicated ■basis 2 to a room. Basis 4 - $184.60. | ISew Shipment This was the second conference of the House came Thursday when J. Fred as pledged by Ford and feared. spokesman for all Palestinians, Single room - $469. Thursday it would come this weekend, but Buzhardt was replaced as counsel by executed by Secretary of State In the last two weeks, it was a compromise but it im­ week by Ford with a high-level labor one close aide of the President said Ford Henry A. Kissinger in the Kissinger and his aides have leader. He talked with George Meany on Ford’s one-time law partner, Philip A, mediately was denounced by RALEIGH BIKES would not unveil his choice for a few more Buchen. transfer of power from former talked with Israeli and Jorda­ the Palestinian Liberation liVicrcKU,,-’:;:. Tuesday. Fitzsimmons was the strongest days. President Richard M. Nixon. nian officials. ’This week talks supporter of President Richard M. Nixon While continuing to ponder the vice forces. VICTORIA CRUtSIS - 262 Perk St. - New Hewn, Conn. Direct no-loll dialing 2 MAIN ST. Discuss Economy As the Nixon administration bgan with Egyptian Foreign in organized labor while Meany was one of presidential nomination —called by his from Conn. i e922-006a From N.Y.; Mats.. R.l. 1-80O2434IM, Phone 843-7111 Fitzsimmons was summoned by Ford aides "the most important decision” so gradually became buried under Minister Ismail Fahmy. Israel has said it is willing to SbndbK 12:00 noon to 6:00 P.M., SMurdsy 0 00 AM. to 4:00 P.M., mtkd&ft Nixon’s harshest critics. apparently to discuss the economy and the the avalanche of Watergate, ’The Egyptian talks will be make some concessions to Jor­ 9:00 AM. to 6:00 P.M. FARR'S On emerging from his home in Alexan­ far in his young administration-Ford President’s appeals for wage-price double-barreled, dealing not dan in any peace talks, placing dria, Va.—which he will continue using un­ scheduled an afternoon meeting with both the Arabs and Israelis restraint in the battle against inflation. only with Mideastern peace but such talks ahead of negotiations til moving into the White House next week budget officials. —Ford was asked this morning whether he Ford also had on his schedule a meeting As part of his announced intention of Highpoint * had reached a decision on his selection for with King Hussein of Jordan to review the reducing federal spending wherever feasi­ vice president. Middle East situation. Hussein was the ble, Ford vetoed two bills as inflationary New York City’s Chrysler first head of state to visit Washington and threatened to veto a third while Building would appear to be in No Decision since Ford became President a week ago Congress moved quickly to give him an bad shape from this viewpoint With a broad grin he said, “I haven’t today. inflation-monitoring task force he wants. —a reflection in the windows of The been thinking about it.” As he has every day since taking office, Both the House and Senate Banking Com' an adjacent building. Former Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of Ford also conferred with Secretary of mittees quickly approved Ford’s request New York has been prominently men­ State Henry A. Kissinger-with an ear at­ for the new "jawboning” agency tioned from the outset in speculatiion tuned to an apparent new reduction of Thursday, and both houses are tentatively about vice presidential possibilities since fighting on the island of Cyprus—as well as scheduled to consider the bill Monday. S A TU R D A Y it became apparent that Ford would be with White House Chief of Staff Alexander ’The President vetoed a bill ’Thursday to P U B L IC succeeding Nixon as President, and the M. Haig. spend $47 million on animal research Detroit Free Press said today A spokesman for the President programs, saying it was inflationary. His RECORDS Rockefeller now was by far the leading reiterated Thursday that Ford had asked first veto, for the same reason, was candidate. Haig to stay on in spite of some reported against'pay increases for U.S. marshals. B A N K The Free Press said Ford had been told misgivings on the part of some longtime Ford has also threatened to veto a $20 / billion mass transportation bill unless it is Warranty Dreda cut almost in half. Liberals have offered a The U & R Housing Corp. to $15 billion compromise, but Ford has not Jon A. and Elizabeth 0. Marx, indicated whether he will accept it. property on Highwood Dr., $73,- Can Make Also coming up for his approval or veto 500. Turkish are the major appropriations bills, on William R. and Marilyn K. which Congress is still working. Huniford to Roland E. and Lin­ Getting a Helping Hand from Grandpa Some Are Skeptical da J. Nadeau, property at 62 It Happen Many members of Congress are ..skep­ Garden Grove Rd., $52,000. tical about Ford’s proposed task force, but George R. Pelletier to Donald Stephen Romero, 3, son of Dr. and grandfather, George Schlick, while visiting the Romeros from his home in Mrs. Stephen Romero of 109 Dale Rd., fishing at Salter’s Pond. Schlick is • New Jersey. (Hdrald photo by Dunn) Split Up say it should be approved because Ford F. and Patricia A. Sauer, wants it and that even if it does no good, property at 28 Dudley St., $26,- gets an important assist from his By United Press International it would not do any harm either. 500. The vote in the House Banking Com­ Certificates of Condemnation The Turkish General Staff Command an­ autonomous Greek and Turkish Cyprus communities united in a federation. mittee was 27 to 7, but no one spoke in State of Connecticut against nounced today its armored columns with Greece had bitterly opposed this. favor of it during a 50-minute meeting. Walter and Julia Jason, 1.0 acre air and naval support had smashed The crisis was triggered on July 15 when The House is expected to rubber-stamp at Tolland Tpke. and Windsor through Greek Cypriot lines and reached Ford, Jaworski Block the west coast of Cyprus, thus completing the Greek Cypriot national guard led by Ford’s request to set up a monitoring St. and 1.6 acres westerly of the drive to slice off the upper third of the Greek officers overthrew President agency of top presidential advisers and Windsor St. Archbishop Makarios in a coup Turkey Cabinet members to coordinate the ad­ Marriage License island. It said the Turkish offensive would end at noon EDT. feared would led to enosis, union of Cyprus ministration’s anti-inflation fight. William Theodore Zwick, with Greek. It was a move that backfired. Passage by the Senate may not be so Rockville, and Elizabeth Ann ’The threat of war between Turkey and Greece lessened today with assurances by Greece’s military junta fell and on July 20 easy as by the House. Walker, 76 Phelps Rd., Aug. 17, Nixon Tape Transfer Greek Premier Constantine Karamanlis Turkey invaded Cyprus. St. James Church. that Greece would not invade Cyprus and Trade Names WASHINGTON (UPI) - An angry official Turkish statements that Turkey Morris A. Bezzini, Richard P. Nixon materials not yet subpoenaed and or Buzhardt’s resignation, the sources said, President Ford and Special Prosecutor made public were his own property, would heed the fourth United Nations call Bezzini and Joseph H. Bezzini, because Ford could no longer rely for Leon Jaworski have blocked a move by presumably to dispose of as Nixon wished. legal advice on “Watergate holdovers who for a cease-fire. doing business as Old Colony Richard M. Nixon’s lawyers to turn over Turkish Defense Minister Hasan Esat Co., 596Vi Hilliard St. That announcement, channeled through are just not believable anymore.” He also Letter Carriers May the White House tapes to the former the White House press office, erroneously Isik said the triumphant Turks would halt Charles Jack Coniam, doing ordered the White House to consult with President. said the decision had the endorsement of their offensive “in a matter of hours.” business as Country Manor Jaworski and the ensuing statement, White House officials, who declined to the special prosecutor and the Justice Then Premier Bulent Ecevit told Associates, 139 E. Center St. issued by Jaworski’s office, said: Take ‘Job Action’ be identified for publication, indicated Department. newsmen in Istanbul that the Turkish John Buchko Jr. and Daniel “Representatives of the White House that Ford became upset when he learned Jaworski’s Thursday announcement in­ and the special prosecutor met today to military operation will end at 7 p.m. (noon Denski, doing business as B & SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) - The National that the lawyers, without Jaworski’s ap­ dicated this was not the case, and White discuss the status of the tapes and EDT.) He made the announcement after a impossible national officers could be D Associates, 64 Jarvis Rd. Association of Letter Carriers Thursday jailed.” proval, had ruled the tapes belonged to House officials suggested privately that documents of the administration of cabinet meeting. David C. M oyer, doing threatened “job action,” including a possi­ Nixon. Ford had been angered by “all this revival former President Nixon. “It has been J. Stanley Lewis, executive vice presi­ business as Liaison, 33 Park St. Greek Cypriots Flee ble illegal strike, if the Postal Service Puts Fool Down of the tapes issue.’’ agreed that none of the files will be moved dent of the letter carriers, said a “job ac­ C & M Corp. of Manchester, Thousands of Greek Cypriots streamed goes through with proposed changes in job The officials said Ford fretted that his Buzhardt Dismissed pending further discussion and the special tion” to protest the possible job changes doing business as C & M Corp., southward from the area of Turkish con­ requirements for those delivering mail. could include such moves as “working administration “was becoming tarnished" Ford instructed chief of staff Alexander prosecutor’s office is satisfied with these 28 Essex St. quest, the northern third of Cyprus along "rhe association, at its annual conven­ only according to the rules” or possible by the tapes issue and so, “he put his foot M. Haig, himself a holdover, to get arrangements.” what the Turks call the “Attila Line” Wallace M. Van De Car, down and said T m not going to have it.’’’ tion, said it was unhappy because of a hit-and-run strikes. doing business as Cap 'N Cork stretching from the smoking port city of Thus, in quick succession Thursday: space-and-time experiment being con­ James Rademacher, national president Package Store, 485 N. Main St. Famagusta on the east coast to the Lefka ducted by the Postal Service in Kokomo, of the letter carriers, said he would go to —Press Secretary J. F. terHorst an­ area in the west. Derek J. Pariseault, doing nounced that Nixon’s White House Ind., and contemplated as national policy. Washington, D.C., Monday to confer with business as Apex Plumbing The capital of Nicosia was deserted by “The Kokomo Plan would make his executive council on possible “job ac­ counsel, J. Fred Buzhardt, who had par­ all but the last remnants of the out­ Corp., West Hartford. ticipated in the informal ruling that the U.S. Position Changing automations out of letter carriers,” said a tion" protests. He said that, if Congress John S. Blair, doing business numbered Greek Cypriot defenders. The spokesman for the letter carriers. “Your does not vote the association the right to tapes belonged to Nixon, had tendered his Turkish forces, covered by tremendous air as An-Jo Farm, South Windsor. resignation and Ford accepted. friendly mailman would become a robot. strike by the time the present contract Building Permits and artillery barrages, were advancing Placed In Vault On Economic Zone Issue “There will be action of some sort if runs out July 20, 1975, he "would accept Fox Grove Ltd., new dwelling toward the airport four miles west of (the Postal Service) doesn’t back down. A —Jaworski’s office said in a terse an­ the votes of the membership and take the at 96 Strawberry Lane, $24,500. CARACAS (UPI) — The United states the conditions laid down by coastal states Nicosia. Canadian U.N. forces there were strike would be illegal, but they can’t right to strike.” nouncement that the White House had David S. Sombric, additions was reported today to have moved closer with straits through which the navies of in danger of being cut off in what could agreed to hold the remaining Nixon tapes throw 200,000 men in jail, although it’s not to dwelling at 77 Elizabeth Dr., towards the position of the developing the two superpowers must pass. bring a new confrontation between Turkey and documents in its vaults while the issue $400. nations on the question of economic zones One key delegate told UPI the softened and the world body. was reviewed. D. Clinton Andrews, swim­ during private bargaining at the Third U.S. position on the economic zone was On Wednesday, Nixon’s chief Watergate W elcom ed ming pool at 56 Benton St., $3,- U.N. Sea Law conference. presented in a working paper at one of the attorney, James St. Clair, who resigned The Turkish hordes had swept into 000. The U.S. and its conference ally, Russia, commissions at the 148-nation conference. that day, and Buzhardt ruled that the Famagusta earlier to a delirious welcome Paul J. Perruccio for Robert also were said to have accepted some of He said the paper shows the U.S. moving by the Turkish Cypriots there. Then the Nixon Subpoenaed O’Reilly, swimming pool at 18 closer to the demands of developing Turkish General staff announced comple­ Franklin St., $250. nations for broad control over all ac­ tion of the Turkish drve with the capture T hom as A. T o m k u n as, tivities out to 200 miles. of the village of Gaziviran in the west. demolish shed at 33 Woodland Open To Compromise Gaziviran, just inland from Morphou Bay, In Ehrlichman Case St., $50. Russian Trade Bill “The United States recognizes that is five miles from the big Turkish Cypriot Joseph L. FortiiT, swimming there are some things about the position of center of Lefka, main target of the WASHINGTON (UPI) - A U.S. District however, that publicity is not the factor, pool at 54 Eldridge St., $460. the developing countries with which it can Turkish drive, and just outside the town Court has sent a check for $302 in “witness but that “intervening circumstances John F. Bowes, fence at 33 Compromise Attained live,” the delegate said. of Morphou. and mileage” fees along with a subpoena affecting the trial preparation of all par­ Lydall St., $31. The developing nations at the 10-week The victory communique issued at 2:30 commanding Richard M. Nixon, private ties” warrant postponement. Hervey 0. Laquerre, fence at WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford cultural fields, who wish to leave the conference have insisted on virtual P.M. (7:30 a.m. EDT) said: “Turkish citizen, to testify in court about his actions 'rape Release Faelor 27 Lydall St., $40. as president. Thursday moved closer to achieving one U.S.S.R. sovereignty over a 200-mile sea while the armed forces covered by our naval and air Those intervening circumstances, Gertrude M. Davis, fence at foreign policy success that eluded former The Soviets contended it is an internal major maritime powers, led by the United forces reached Cyprus’ western coast The subpoena, issued by lawyers for Jaworski said, were Nixon’s surrender of 23 Lydall St., $40. President Nixon — better trade relations problem, a point made earlier this year by States, favored a 12-mile territorial sea today capturing Omorphu and the villages John D. fiihrlichman, once Nixon’s No. 2 55 more of his Watergate tapes under P. E. Teets, swimming pool with the Soviet Union and settlement of Nixon, Secretary of State Henry A. plus a 188-mile ejonomic zone. The United of Gaziviran. The operation continues aide and now a Watergate cover-up defen­ order of the Supreme Court. at 203 Ferguson Rd., $1,780. the Jewish emigration question. Kissinger and Senate Foreign Relations States had conditioned its support of the successfully.” dant, was addressed to “Presidential Jaworski said his staff needs time to It would come through a compromise Committee Chairman J. William economic zone on access for fishing and World diplomacy had failed to stop the Compound, San Clemente, Calif.’’ It tells study them once they are received from with the help of a S.B.M. with members of Congress, led by Sen. Fulbright, D-Ark. scientific research. Turkish offensive which it said it began Nixon, “You are hereby commanded to the court. ' appear” in court the morning of Sept. 9 for Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., who insisted Jackson and other lawmakers have said China’s Ling Ching has accused the because it could not win its objectives at "It seems only fair that the defendants no nation that oppresses a minority should United States and Russia of the Geneva peace talks-two separate and the start of the trial. be afforded a reasonable opportunity to Musical Tomato that the Russians change their emigration policy toward Jews before Congress would receive special treatment from the United “emasculating ” the economic zone con­ There was no word from Nixon’s aides listen to the tapes, verify the accuracy of EASTBOURNE, England grant the most-favored-nation status States. Jackson said he and his colleagues cept by placing so many conditions on whether he would fight the subpoena now the government’s transcripts and in­ (UPl) — Charlie Roberts, 62, necessary for improving trade. were seeking “realistic and free move­ acceptance. that he has no executive privilege, but tegrate this new material into their trial claimed a world record today Installment Loan ment of Soviet Jews without interfering Nixon probably won’t have to address the strategy," Jaworski said.” Defendant Interm il I’rohlein for growing a tomato weighing G onriuve Enils Aug;. 29 question by Sept. 9. Kenneth Wells Parkinson, former lawyer The Russians have been trying to fight a blatantly in the Soviets’ internal policies.” 4V« pounds. Roberts said he en­ The conference, which ends Aug. 29, was IN S ID E Ajjree.s T o Delay for the Committee to Re-elect the Presi­ wave of Jewish emigrants, many of them Reasons Unknown couraged its growth by fitting called to draft a new treaty to replace the Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski dent, has opposed any delay and wants a How Much Do You Need? well educated and leaders in scientific and The reasons behind the change so far are TODAY headphones around it and unknown. Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin 17th century sea code outmoded by Thursday agreed with requests by four of separate trial. The sixth defendant, Gor­ playing it stereo music daylong. met Ford in the Oval Office on technological advances and the birth of the six defendants for a delay in the trial, don C. Strachan. who was Haldeman’s LOTTERY Wednesday. new nations. Besides the question of Area Profile ...... Page 6 and U.S. District Court Judge John J. political liaison with CRP, has not yet On Thursday, according to Jackson, the territorial seas, the conference is also dis­ B ookm obile...... Page 2 Sirica scheduled a hearing on the issue for taken any position. cussing such matters as sea bed exploita­ President told him at a breakfast meeting Gardening with A tw ood ...... Page 5 Monday. Sirica has previously indicated Meant It WINNERS there was “ significant Russian tion and pollution control. he wants the trial to go on as scheduled. Old Codger ...... Page 3 STOKE-ON-TRENT, Eng­ Savings Bank movement.” Jackson said he would The United States had rejected a com­ Former Assistant Attorney General land (UPI) - British Rail, the rewrite his amendment to permit the promise proposal put forward by Canada Softball tourney continues .. Page 10 Robert C. Mardian Thursday became the and eight other nations because it made no state-run railroad, advertisied it United PreaH International Soviet Union to get special trade credits Cross country winners ...... Page 10 fourth defendant to ask for a delay on WEATHER as a mystery tour. It was. This week’s winning lottery numbers: mention of free passage of shipping grounds of recent publicity. The others are and treatment. He was not specific, but in­ Jennings, Bailey tennis kings Page 11 The engineer forgot to pick up of Manchester Mass weekly — green 6648 yellow 774 dicated that it would probably give the through the more than 100 straits in the Ehrlichman, former Nixon chief of staff the 300 customers and stopped Member F.D.I.C. blue 19 President some discretionary authority to world. Now, however, the two super­ H.R. Haldeman and former Attorney Sunny and warm today. High in the low at the wrong station, British 646-1700 NY weekly - 265335 decide if normal trade relations and credit powers were said to be willing to accept a General John N. Mitchell. to mid 80s. Clear and cool tonight. Lows in Rail said today. He was MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON R1 - blue 678 green 603881 gold 721340 would be in the national interest so long as number of conditions proposed by the' In Saturday’s Herald: For the first time in the pretrial the 60s. Partly cloudy Saturday chance of reprimanded. Conn — 89997 he found Soviet Jews were being allowed coastal states as long and this did not imp­ proceedings, Jaworski agreed that a late afternoon or evening showers. High 85 People-to^People Banking Maine - 099 541 2 to leave without harassment. ly the actual stopping of their vessels.' Summer Youth Employment “reasonable” delay is warranted. He said. to 90. n PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Aug. 16, 1974

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(20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — West Side Rec, Cedar St. THIS BRONSON, (24) WALL STREET WEEK the place so reeking with the Size 4-1/2x8-1/4x12-3/4" TOP The STONE For Period Ending 7 AM EIST Saturday. During Friday night, generally fair weather is THURSDAY, AUGUST 22 abominable human scent that Reg. 9.99 7.44 I - 9 : 0 0 - CO-HIT KILLER 10 (3) MARRIAGE TIMES FOUR expected to favor the major part of the nation. Some shower activity, however, may be 9 to 10:50 a.m. — Globe Hollow Pool. wise vixen had moved her fami­ a OINO or lAURINTlIS ProdKtiOR noted over parts of the central Plains and Tennessee valley, as well as near the lower ly in the night. “My Secretary” File FrOM COlUMSUFICTURfl (18) BILLY GRAHAM 11 a.m. to Noon — Camp Kennedy. ALL CHICAGO ALBUMS Armac 1-Man Inflatable Boat CRUSADE Lakes region. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Perhaps fog dampens sound 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Wyneding Hill Rd. as well as our clothes; at least ALL CHARLIE RICH ALBUMS Tough PVC, all welded seams: (20-22-30) MOVIE Atlanta 69 (86), Boston 64 ( 82), Chicago 65 ( 83), Dallas 73 (%), Denver 55 ( 88), Duluth 50 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Timrod Lane and Timber Trail. animals seem to be less fearful "9.9 9 1 4 . 7 7 multiple air chambers, oar "Number One" (72), Houston 70 ( 92), Jacksonville 72 (89), Kansas City 71 (90), Los Angeles 62 (74), Miami 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Harvest Lane and Sunnybrook Dr. SERIES E 5.98 SERIES F 6.98 locks, etc. Reg. 13.99 Cine in it. Squirrels, rabbits and C in e S $ - 9 : 0 0 - 79 (89), New Orleans 71 (91), New York 67 (82), Phoenix 76 (102), Seattle 55 (71), San Fran­ 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Carriage Dr. and Mayfield Rd. birds allow a closer approach. 30” x10"x12-1/2". File on lop, plus 2 (24) BEHIND THE LINES cisco 55 ( 68), St. Louis 67 ( 88), Washington 69 (83). drawers and large locking storage FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 One time on the Olympic Cepacol Mouthwash | area. Armac Junior Inflatable Boat - 9 : 3 0 - Peninsular in Washington we 9 to 11:50 a.m. — Swanson Pool. 14 Oz. 3.57 Multiple air chambers, self (8-40) ODD COUPLE were coming down from high 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. - Drexel and Croft Drs. 10° OH Label SERIES 9.98 SERIES 12.98 Full Suspension - Two locking safety valves; nylon mountain tops. When we got 1.27 Size - 10: 00- 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Bryan and Cornwall Drs. 2 „ * 1 hand line. Reg. 7.99 (8-40) ABC NEWS down to and were passing Drawer File Cabinet 4.80 2:30 to 3:40 p.m. - Rachel Rd. CLOSEUP through the clouds the deer Wash ’(1 Dri Reg. Armac 2-Pc. Floating Oars (18) DAWSON McA l l is t e r allowed us to get very close and 5.98 31.99 (24) MASTERPIECE then did not act frightened, just 2 3 . 8 8 strong polyethylene, lake Moist Tow elettes “Behind Closed Doors” . . . “A Very Special Love apart for storage. Red, white / THEATRE walked away. Heavy gauge furniture steel; 8 nylon blue. Reg. 4.99 Most people stay indoors to Lowest Price Ever! Song” . . . “Beet of Charlie Rich” roller bearings for smooth operation. - 1 0 : 3 0 - X X 3.40 28"H 18” D 15” wide. SCENE FROM HERE avoid fog and rain. They miss Pkg. of 22 . . . "Chicago Vol. I thru Vol. VII Not All Items In All Stores-No Rain Checks. (18) NEW DIRECTIONS 98° Size 3 9 * ^ By SOL R. COHEN much that can be enjoyed. Rain - 11:00- is not bad weather, just SAVE OFF OUR (3-8-1822-30-40) NEWS different weather, and you Preil Shampoo AN 2 5 % . "EG. LOW (20) SAN FRANCISCO To those people concerned RT. 13 ELLIMBTON TEL. 872-7328 or 872-7327 must meet it on its own terms No way. The best he can do is Mrs. Betsy Baker of 34 Lilac EXTRA PRICES ON BEAT because Gerald Ford wasn’t as all other things in nature. 16 oz. serve to 1981. St. is treasurer of The Vritouchedfor Fine Food and Atmoiphere - 1 1 : 3 0 - elected President by popular The 22nd amendment to the If you have never tried it, get 1.75 Size 3 0 % TO 4 0 % pSr American Party of Connec­ Choice of Over 20 Delicious Entrees (3) BLOOD, SWEAT AND vote, we say, “What else is good “foul weather gear” rain ALL FANS AND Constitution states that “no ticut, which is running a full Plus Elaborate Salad Bar TEARS ON TOUR new?” person who has acted as Presi­ clothes and footwear and take ALL • FAMILY POOLS • POLY POOLS *GYMS Neither was George slate of candidates for state of­ SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY Wella Balsam Shampoo| AIR CONDITIONERS (8-40) WIDE WORLD IN dent for more than two years of fice. ___ JCLOSEO MONDAY! to the backwoods or get out in a CONCERT Washington elected by popular a term to which some other per­ OPEN SUNDAY 4:30 to 9 P.M. boat in a heavy fog. It’s a And Conditioner IN OUR INVENTORY! • SANDBOXES • INFLATABLE POOL TOYS vote, nor John Adams, nor Summor Hours (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON son was elected president shall chance to be entirely by Combination Pack EVERY FAMOUS MAKE IN OUR STOCK! FLOOR Thomas Jefferson, nor James be elected to the office of Presi­ Getting back to the subject of ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES. yourself for once and think MODELS, ONE-OR-FEW OF A KIND. ALL WITH • BOAT CUSHIONS •LIFE VESTS •SCREENHOUSES Up to 250 people 2-8 oz. Bottles 9 9 Madison, nor James Monroe. dent more than once.”g vice presidents, it was Thomas about how much or how little 3.69 Size FULL MFG. GUARANTEE & WARRANTY . . . ALL NOT ALL STYLES IN ALL STORES — SORRY, NO RAIN CHECKS R. Marshall of Indiana 1 MECHANICALLY PERFECT! For the record, John Quincy Richard Nixon’s unexpired you amount to in the world. You Adams, the sixth president of term is to noon, Jan. 20, 1977. _ (Woodrow Wilson’s vice presi­ fRi 6 can see nature from a different dent) who said, “What this SAVE the United States, was the first President Ford will have angle. You can cogitate. OVER Full 6-W eb SAVE $5 STATIONERY VALUES SAVE AN EXTRA M ! THEATER elected by popular vote. He country needs is a good five served 2 years. 5 months and 10 The northwestern coastline is Folding FOR •SCHOOL took office in 1825. days by then. He will be eligible cent cigar.” the place to learn to be happy in Waring SCHEDULE To which we say, “What this The framers of the Constitu­ to be elected to only one 4-year wet and foggy weather. We are Chaise 8-Speed • HOME •OFFICE Children’s tion took a dim view of election country really needs is a good told that the surface winds term. Our Reg. 9.29 Showplace Theatre — of a president by popular vote The amendment took force five cent nickel.” coming in from the warm Century CHECK OFF LIST Watches "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot” and rejected the idea. Instead, March 1,1951. The first part of Japanese Current are heavily 244 CENTEIi ST. Blender For Boys 7:15-9:15 , they provided for the appoint­ it limits presidents to election laden with moisture. When the □ Stackable Caldor Fashion Meadows Drive-In — "Straw ment of electors by each state, to two terms. Impetus for the S8S Cascade Moimtains push it up Our Reg. 17.97 & Girls MANCHESTEH File Trays Sunglasses Dogs” 8:35; “Return of the “in such manner as the amendment, proposed in 1947, SOPHISTICATED -Into colder -altitudes the Reg. 1.99... Dragon” 10:45 Legislature thereof may SWINGING SINGLES moisture must condense and 1.37 came from those who were 6.97 Our Reg. 3.89 to 5.63 Our Reg. 7.97 Phone 646-1995 Showcase Cinema 1 — direct.” alarmed by the election of 25-45 fall as rain. ’There’s plenty of it. Large, sturdy frame with ad­ □ Note "That's Entertainment” 2:15- Then, as now, the electors CONN. SINGLES After the winds pass the justable backrest, comfort­ 12.97 Tray Franklin Delano Roosevelt to 4:50-7:3010:00 voted for president. The four terms. "The Thraa S8S Group” OPEN 7 DATS mountains their moisture has able waterfall arms. Reg. 2.99...... 2.19 1 9 9 , ^ 2 ^ 9 Showcase 2 — “SPYS” 2:15- difference between then and prasants all been squeezed out when they Five cup glass container with 6.881 □ Index 4:05-5:55-7:40-9:20 now is that now, the electors SINGLES get to the Columbia Basin. That measuring cup cover. 8 versatile Incidentally, the amendment File NOT ALL STYLES IN ALL STORES Showcase 3— “Uptown Satur­ AMERICA’S STEAK EXPEF1T 9:00 p.m. was a forlorn God-forsaken- SAVE 7-W eb blending speeds. #C80/A/H. Teaches time appreciation! Full (Electoral College) are chosen refers only to the president. It SERENDIPITY Reg. 6.79...... SORRY — NO RAIN CHECKS numeral dials: Swiss movement. day Night” 1:30-3:35-5:45-7:50- by popular vote of the elec­ DANCE PARTY looking desert country. It OVER Limit 10 Per Store - No Rainchecks. 4.77 makes no mention of the vice Folding 9:55 torate. president. WEDNESDAY. AUG. 21, 1974 seemed worthless so was given *3 .5 0 Showcase 4 — “ Mr. Now to the other concern, 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. SATURDAY SPECIALS! to the poor Indians for a reser­ Chaise Lounge OUR FINEST Royce Union Y a h tz e e By Lowe Majestyk” 1:45-3:50-5:55-8:00- voiced in the main by - at On • (Good from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M.) vation. Our Reg. 12.49 10 SPEED RACERI 1 0 : 1 0 Trichinosis Now the Grand Coulee dam D e lu x e Democrats — that Gerald Ford, naw baautlful alr-condHionail SAVE Age 8 to adult — Blue Hills Drive-In — “Junior conceivably, could be President Case Reported GRAND RALLROOM, Howard has been made to furnish power a real family ir Golden Fried Clam Platter...... * 1 . 9 9 OVER 1 0 S p e e d game! reg. 2.59 Bonner” 8:30; “Tough” 10:30 to January 1985, by serving out HARTFORD (UPI) - The Johnson’s Motor Lodgo, to pump some of its water into a 1.77 I A Inc Vernon Cinema 1 — “Macon Richard Nixon’s term and then Downtown Now Rrltaln. Froo lake high in the mountains from * ! R a c e r state’s fourth case of ir Steak and Clams ...... * 2 . 9 9 20 County Line” 7:20-9:00 winning election twice on his trichinosis this year has been parhlng adjoining and In where it is led in canals to T ro u b le By Kohner 4 W£ST ROAD ROCKVILIE Cinema 2— “The Sting” 7;10- own. irrigate the basin where the 8.97 municipal garago. reported in Woodstock, health Pop a number, try to keep your man 9:30 DO COMEI Columbia used to run in i Big deluxe adjustable frame Our Reg. 119.95 officials say. ir Roast Sirloin of 9 0 i | | | •with cool polished hard­ out of trouble. prehistoric days. 875-6203 Manchester Drive-In — “The QQ^iiTHEATRES EAST It is the second case of the Foaturing Ono of Connoc- wood arms. vo3LiTP»f «iNL-i sun Piu.jci.. Beef,AuJus>^ ...... rOAl BfNOIJ SUVf BELLINGHIRI Stone Killer” 8:30; “Macon parasitic infection to be Dcuf s Wondor(ul-to-Dancs to There is a very interesting ^n u ci L ii ki Etch A Sketch County Line” 10:15 Orchostras sight called the ‘Dry Falls.” 27" X 11/4” gumwall tires, choiceof 21’’ or 23” Clo s e d Tu e s d a y • opm s Days rDETURNOFTHEDRAdOir reported in Woodstock this ^ Jr. Veal Parmesan ...... 9 9 UA East 1 — “Return of the year, the Health Department JOEMILARDO’S High and wide rock es­ frame size or ladles' model. Shimano By Ohio Art. Now make many designs J!1 derailleur, centerpull brakes with safety iOMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED AT Dragon” 7:25-9:15 said Thursday. MUSICAL CAVALIERS carpments where there was and forms, erase and start over. UA East 2 - “For Pete’s PETE’S SMT’ ORCHESTRA once the largest waterfalls ever OFF OUR levers. Wide flange hubs, lugged frame con­ ^ Stevens & Tom^s Trichinosis can be contracted ir Sauteed Baby Beef Liv e r ...... * 1 . 9 9 REG. LOW struction. YOUR Sake” 9:35; “Oklahoma Crude” u i u / w m u c m ” by anyone eating raw or under­ Como join us for roal groat known on the earth. ’That was 7:30 with choice of bacon or onions CHOICE cooked meat, especially pork, if singiss dancing and when the big ice age glaciers PRICES 6 Ft. BIKE SAFETY FLAG, Including National ° | C C PASTA UA East 3 — “Marne” 7:00- LUCYi$“M JUr toclallzing. All SopMsDcatod CHOICE OF ANY TWO SERVED WITH THE ABOVE DINNERS: Tom m I and ice cap were receding. O.C. T 35% Safety Council Bike Safety Book, Reg. 1.99...... I a O w Reg. to 3.99 2.87 the meat is infested with the 9:20 (FO) OrMira, with cholc* of drtMing; PIckM Bm Ii ; Potito of your eholeo; Colo can’t seem to remember that. MON. - WED. & FRI. microscopic parasites. Swinging SInglos 25-45 Ara Slow; Hot Vogotablo; Soup; Julco. ON OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY OF Invitod. Some of our friends have Health officials also said PASTA ITEMS SERVED UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Mamborshlp Not Requirod. taken up a couple hundred acres Dm to wNkoml volumt w i or* lorry Pm U It not tvilttblo Fri., Stt. t Sun. reports of lead poisoning • PATIO FOLDING FURNITURE totaled 11 for the last week, up Modost admission at tho of the desert land adjacent to a SAVE OVER $30! FEATURING JOHN BRITNEY. ORGANIST door. AHENTION KIDDIES! canal and raise three crops a PATCH KIT from 10 the week before. • REDWOOD FURNITURE Rag. 69c ...... 4 f FRI. a SAT. NIGHT 9 P.M. to 1 A.M, P liitS E WSITE HM n«E SlnglM Supw (For Children 10 ana and unoer)Under) year. To take care of un­ Fas 7 4 S dw duli. expected contingencies, it is • UMBRELLAS & STANDS CHROME PLATED MIRROR GRINDERS I D W P i This printing test pattern is Corni. ShiglM Dinn (MEM) necessary to have an excess of Lloyd’s part of ’The Herald quality con­ Tram 4 Laiaura dob HOT DOG or water in the canals so the last Hot Oven on Request P.0.SOX 37, Naw Britain, CL 06080 • BARBECUE GRILLS Quadraphonic trol program in order to give users on the line will have plen­ you o-ne of the finest COME JOIN US WEDNESDAY, AU8. ELECTRIC HORN .. n n 21at - FIND OUT WHY WE ARE No. 1 HAMBURG ty. ’The excess rushes down a « JUGS, CHESTS & 8 Track newspapers in the nation. Reg. 1.79...... l• £ « 7 IN SINBUS FUN. MAKE YOURSEU (LlmHSperChlld) steep raceway into the Colum­ INSULATED PICNIC BAGS Stereo Phono AVAIIASU. DO COMEI 10* bia River a little upstream of WATER BOTTLE CLINT EASTWOOD the Atomic plant at Hanford. • TROPIC TORCHES, LIGHT Drive-On Auto Ramp "THUNDERBOLT and 3 B S The boys had a rope stretched SETS & PATIO CANDLES Parkway across the bottom of the Our CHROME ALLOY 18” RACING ^ O O m LIGHTFOOT" «PADS, CUSHIONS, Reg. FRAME PUMP, Reg. 3.69...... MINIATURE 27.99 SAT. 6 SUN. MAT. - 2 P.M. ALL DAY SATURDAY FURNITURE & GRILL COVERS 19.70 Four large base reflex speakers. “PINOCCHIO IN OUTER SPACE” BICYCLE LOCK AM/FM stereo and matrix quadraphonic radio has SPECIAL and EVERY SATURDAY! Load tested for 5,000 lbs. per set. Reg. 3.gg...... full size deluxe changer with cueing control. Enjoy GQLF MAT. ONLY — ALL SEATS 996 NOT ALL ITEMS IN ALL STORES — Rugged, durable. Accepts all size the finest in quadraphonic sound! NO RAIN CHECKS tires. 397 TOLLAND [tu r npike CORN BEEF Cafeterias Show 6 4 6 -9 3 18 BHiM EMtwood Profit of $12,325 \ \ Crystal Clear Plastic Tumblers WITH AUTOMATIC LOaTED OFF 186 Thunderbolt and and CABBAGE Manchester’s school ^wlth b olM potato, roll and butler. cafeterias showed a net profit ICE MAKER! ■ X I T 9 4 CHOOSE 9 OZ. OLD ^ Uko ovory oiio oloo, wo aro o a u ^l In tho prioo of $12,325 in 1973-74 and finished FASHIONED OR BIQ 10 OZ. # # ^ tpiral, and to koop our quality and aarviea lopa, the fiscal year (June 30, 1974) «u*-Lee M ar^ RT. 6 & 44A wa ara forcad to Incroaao our prieo allghUy; TUMBLERS, PKG. of 25, Reg. 99°...... ■ ■ wo’ro luro you’ll undortland. _ with a fund balance of ^4,500. Westinghouse BOLTON «1 .2 5 ’The information is contain^ in OPEN ‘The Spikes Gang” “ TAe Home of an audit prepared for the town RAID ANT & ROACH KILLER K # ^ 17 Cubic Foot Good Food and by its auditor —Jerome I. 11 OZ., Reg. 79°...... f Frost Free 10 a.m.'til 11 p.m. flUfiflflf Baskin —and available for in­ m / WWDSOH Courteous spection in the town clerk’s of­ Refrigerator This Week's Specials I fice. RAID MOSQUITO COIL Q A C DRIVE IN A t RTS A LA CARTE Service!*^ The figures compare with a Reg. 1.19...... 'I^ r Freezer Beef Brogiole $3.75 < |1,600 profit and an $8,100 fund 19 of the Rolled Beef seasoned In the Italian style with Parsley and Grated Romano balance in 1972-73. Cheese. Served with Fettucini and Tomato Saure LA STRADA toughest obstacles in A LA CARTE ^ A profit was shown in 1973-74 22 Gallon Our Beef Brochette $ 4 i 8 D by 11 school cafeterias and a Connecticut • mounted, EAST loss by 6. Plastic Reg. I Slices of Filet Mignon with Fresh Mushrooms. Peppers and Tomatoes on a $369 on the best astroturf. skewer. Served with Risotto and Burgundy Wine Sauce. 699 Main SL In Showing profits were b Manchester High School, Illing Trash Can (like reel grass) A LA CARTE | | | Fresh Lobster Savannah m v iS D Downtown Manchester Junior High, Bennet Junior stuffed with a Fresh Seafood Newburn OPEN MON. thru SAT. High, Nathan Hale, Keeney St., Our "We Serve You All The Salad You Like" 7:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Bowers, Bentley, Robertson, Reg. OPEN SUNDAYS Verplanck, Waddell and DINING ROOM AND LOUNQE OPEN SUNDAYS 3.99 Think you're Good??? Try us and see 7:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Washington. FROM 12 NOON TO 11^)0 P.M. NOTE: Grudgomitchnwticomi, CALL FIRST YourNoet Showing losses were South, [ASTHAmORD Entertainment In The Lounge Friday thru Sumlay Mike and Claudia... Buckland, Buckley, Highland DRIVE-IN ★ RTS Park, Manchester Green and Clean piastic; includes cover. Martin.

c ft N PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Aug. 16. 1974 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri,, Aug. 16. 1974— PAGE FIVE iHaurlirfitrr lEiinttug Hrralli 4-H Fair Saturday ^ P U B LIC COVENTRY yearbook staff. Proceeds will Anyone wishing to make a Founded Oct, i , 1881 go toward the yearbook. Donna Holland donation or become a member RECORDS GARDENING There is no admission charge of the chapter should contact Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their By FRANK ATWOOD Correspondent to the fair. Coventry is the 646-0375 Mrs. Carl Stetson or Mrs. Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 only remaining town in Tolland The annual 4-H Coventry Frances Funk. Warranty Deed 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation County which still has a town Town Fair will be Saturday The trust owns property in L & M Homes Inc. to Centen­ fair. Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. We had the good fortune this from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Ashford and Mansfield and nial Associates, apartments at days and holidays. Entered at the Melody Goble is the fair’s expects to acquire property in 54-56-58 Chestnut St., $565,(X)0. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation a gardenia plant Robertson School on Cross St. president. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ that has been kept growing and The animal exhibits, animat other towns. Marriage License* cond Class Mail Matter. blossoming for 35 years. It is judging and pony rides will be Its board of directors was George Richard Whiting, 151 four feet tall and as wide as it is outside. recently enlarged from five Oak St., and Laurie Jean Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Seeks Members The M anchester Publishing Co. high and lives, during the The home economics, persons to from 10 to 20 to in­ MacMulle, 23 O'Leary Dr., assumes no financial responsibility for summer in a huge tub set on the vegetable and flower exhibits The Coventry chapter of the clude a representative from Aug. 24, Church of the Assump­ Joshua’s Tract Conservation tion. typographical errors appearing in adver­ ground in the flower border at will be inside. each town in Windham Plan­ and Historic Trust is seeking ning Region. James Joseph Gaulin, 51 Suggested Carrier Rates tisements and other reading matter in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bread or flower arrangement new members. The Coventry chapter has ap­ Division St., and Marjorie Ann Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. William Schnell in North exhibits are open to all Coven­ Coventry. try residents. They are the only proximately 30 members. Bellveau, Rockville, Aug. 24. One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising clo$ing hours, The trust is regional trust exhibits on a non 4-H member William LeRoy Greene, Ver­ Single Copy...... 15« The gardenia started to that was started in Mansfield three full days prior to publication. bloom in June and in mid- may enter. non, and Dorothy Beverly By Carrier, Weekly...... 75t Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon but until recently there was no \|iplirunls Boehm, 34 Spencer St., Aug. 24, August is still blossoming, with Judging may be viewed big thrust to make it regional. One Y ear...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon new buds forming to provide throughout the morning. The Democratic nominating South United Methodist Church. Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and still more of the waxy-white A bicycle race will be held at The main purpose of the trust committee is. seeking Building Permils . Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. and wonderfully fragrant 10 a.m. is to attain land to preserve for applicants to recommend for Ellis M. Martin for Vivian Mail Rates Upon Request flowers. A bicycle obstacle race will posterity, to keep in its natural appointment to the sewer com­ Larson tool shed at 85 E. Middle Tpke., $70. Since many gardeners, in­ be held at 2 p.m. in the school state. mittee, public works study cluding this writer, have tried parking lot. Children aged 12 committee and committee for Bill Tunsky for Henry Glode, New members are being the aging. alterations to dwelling at 1715 and failed to keep a gardenia and under wishing to par­ sought so that if potential Tolland Tpke., $1,500. Agriculture’s Importance • alive and well for even one ticipate should bring their own Anyone interested is asked to • property becomes available the Ron Pellerin for Richard A. year, I asked Mrs. Schnell for bikes. contact Ruth Benoit, trust would be in a position to Salamone, alterations to The drought in the Midwest may Great Plains experiences cycles of the secret of her success. This An auction of exhibits such as purchase it. nominating committee chair­ was her answer: cakes and vegetables and man, or any nominating com­ dwelling at 257 Hilliard St., $2,- dry and wet weather. The last great 280. seem rather remote to us in the She does not, like most of us, donated articles will be held at The trust also accepts mittee member. Richard Karpinski, swim­ Northeast. drought was the one which struck try to make the gardenia a 3:30 p.m. donations and bequeaths. All exhibits will be removed The Coventry chapter has a The nominating committee ming pool at 92 Falknor Dr., during the early 1930s which was com­ V house plant. She tried it once in $292. Granted we will feel the impact at 4 p.m. stipulation that anyone may, if named Ralph Thissell to fill a the living room, she said, but it Edmund Van Dyke Cox for later in the form of higher prices but pounded by economic depression as didn’t do well there. Now, in the A food booth will be manned they wish, specify their dona­ vacancy on the committee created by the resignation of First Federal Savings and perhaps now is a good time for each of well. Aerial View of Expo ‘74 in Spokane, Wash., with the $11.5 million dollar U. S. Pavilion in the center. (Expo ‘74 photo) winter months, it lives in the by the Coventry High School tion is to be used for a Coventry purchase only. his wife, Dorothy. Loan, temporary sign at 344 W. We in the East are dependent upon cellar, where it has only dim Middle Tpke., $140. us to reassess our thinking about light and where all the leaves agriculture. America’s Great Bread Basket and Poet’s Nook fall off. She keeps it watered Connecticut is no longer an we should share in the hope the but gives it no other attention Ray Cromley until spring. agricultural state. On the contrary it current drought is hopefully a tem­ When the days are warm is one of the most highly in­ porary thing rather than a several The Man of the People enough, Mrs. Schnell has the plant moved from the cellar to dustrialized states in our country. year dry cycle. a covered patio at the back of There is concern over our shrinking It may be difficult to accept higher Remember the year of “32” He did other good things, too President Ford: An Evaluation the house where it gets the sun farmlands. food prices in the coming months in when the banks were closed and many to mention — like Social and can be moved back indoors, the people felt blue? Security and old age pension. with the help of the man in her Just as Connecticut has changed the wake of the widespread reports The wheels of industry were Anti-New Dealers aroused his family, if a cold night from an agrarian economy to an in­ last year of our farmers making huge standing still, poor Uncle Sam dander, with personal slurs and threatens. had been through the mill. propaganda. New green leaf buds start to dustrial one, the industry of profits. But remember, last year’s But out of the mob came Let’s offer a prayer for the WASHINGTON - Honest, 1974’s complicated national anything he proposes is given show while the plant is on the agriculture has changed also. Today it profit for many farmers is being Franklin D. to see things right man of that hour. genial Gerald Ford is a decep­ problems. Perhaps it is because serious consideration. patio. When all danger of frost tive man. Says one Ford friend, is a highly capitalized, highly offset and then some by this year’s for you and me. Please God, don’t let the he stays neutral in ideological As president. Ford will is past the tub and the plant are tSv, With a cheery smile and a Republicans back in power. “If you think he’s not very ar^m ents or because above all probably be more partisan than moved to the garden. After a Cl lA R A N C E mechanized and highly complex losses due to the drought. nerve of steel, Franklin D. Mrs. Marion Sylvester smart and doesn’t know what he is concerned with pragmatic Mr. Nixon in making ap­ few weeks there are flower he’s doing, look at his eyes operation. About 5 per cent of our pop­ There is a saying about farming that Roosevelt took the wheel. 110 Broad St. solutions a majority can agree pointments, preferring buds and, once started, more For the unemployed he saved Manchester sometime when you’re on — rather than on theorizing. buds keep coming. As cooler ulation is producing all our food needs goes something like this: “No crop is Republicans for key posts. Mr. the day, he gave them work on This poem was written by my dickering with him. You catch It’s frequently difficult, in Nixon often chose men more for weather arrives in the fall the i on fast.” and enough to make the export of in until its in the bin and it costs just the W.P.A. brother Ted when he was in fact, to know how Ford himself their loyalty to himself than to plant goes back to the patio, and Ladies’ Tops Ford is quiet, unobtrustive, Millions of jobless boys we high school. It was sent to our actually thinks on a given issue the Republican organization. then again to the cellar. Halters, tank tops, sleeveless farm products one of the big pluses in as much to produce a crop failure as a genial, considerate; but when see, were given work on the late President Roosevelt and he though he regularly makes his What is most likely under Mr. Started from Single and short sleeve sweaters. . . our world trade picture. bumper crop.’’ C.C.C. in turn had his secretary he hands out a favor he expects opinion public on 99 issues out w Ford, then, is an administration Bloom prints and solids. Sizes S, M, L But despite the technology, the On the positive side, we should He started recovery on the answer with a letter of thanks cooperation in return. He’s a of 100. But are these his which seems deceptively closer and 32 to 38. superb technician and a quiet In effect, this gardenia is $1 $o way with a big new deal and the and praise for such a poem. opinions or the concensus he remember that whatever we might be to that of President Dwight treated as an outdoor plant that Reg. to 7.97 and more astute management, and the N.R.A. persuader, not an arm twister has built after listening to all I With eiection time coming up Eisenhower than to the is moved inside only to keep it ability to out produce almost any paying for some of our favorite foods He brought industry out of the once again, I thought this ap- in the Lyndon Johnson style. In available views? Or are they presidencies of Nixon, Johnson, from freezing in the winter. dumps, revived the nation and this regard. Ford’s mild, Mrs. William Schnell of Coventry sniffs the fragrance of a blossom on her gardenia plant other farmer in the world, our in the coming months, the drought porpriate to submit at this opinions he expresses because Kennedy, Truman or Franklin Outdoors Mrs. Schnell gives it Ladies’ Slacks primed the pumps. friendly, just-a-football player time, and being quite proud of of his determination to operate Roosevelt. The changes will be fertilizer and, since its roots which has been flowering since June in her garden. She has had the plant 35 years. (Herald farmers still are subject to basic laws losses were not total and while it is Poor farmers were laboring this, thought the public might attitude is a “fooler.” He’s an impartially with the majority brought about So smoothly, photo by Dunn) Group of polyester and cotton administrator, a driver. His are In a container, extra water of nature and the weather in par­ costing us more, we still will have without any pay, but he fixed like to read it and really some of Republicans? there will be less excitement, slacks, flaresorcuffs, solids or “not too bright” attitude (peo­ to supplement the Coventry fancies. Junior and misses them up with the A.A.A. will look back to those years. As a congressman. Ford has events permitting, than we rainfall. Its most recent feeding ticular. With all the knowledge we plenty of food, which is more than can ple forget his B average at Yale vegetable garden, surrounded sizes. said he saw his job as getting have had for some time. was dried cow manure, mixed return for some not-too-hard and, as you watch, the petals Law School while working his by a chicken-wire fence to keep have which enables us to produce be said for many millions in this Republicans to work together. President Ford will concen­ into the soil on top. chores. spring open to form flat flowers Reg. to 12.99 way through) disarms opposi­ the rabbits out. world. And that he has done more trate on keeping the wheels run­ My own gardenias, two of Evening Primrose of clear yellow, giving off a hybrids of crops and livestock to more The Almanac tion and draws people to him The house is on Bread and successfully than most, having ning smoothly. He will hold off them at different times, came Each evening, at 5 delicate fragrance. Seeds that abundantly meet our food and fiber Each of us should take a more ac­ who are eager to aid. But his Milk St., which the state ' i j i i general respect and warm on major actions until everyone direct from a commercial Windermere Court, Rockville, fall to the ground are already Ladies’ Skirts big “secret” is that he is an friendships among conser­ on every side has put in his two highway people have now needs, we still have not mastered the tive interest and concern in American United Press International On this day in history: florist’s greenhouse, with a modern housing development sprouting to form new plants Group includes scooter and propor­ extremely friendly, good man, vatives, liberals, middle-of-the- cents worth. He will work called, prosaically, Rt. 31. In 1896, gold was discovered glossy leaves and buds ready to for retired people, the that will bloom next year. tioned styles. Polyesters and cottons, weather. agriculture as an industry essential Today is Friday, Aug. 16, the whom everyone likes and roaders — Democrats and Town Councilman Robert in the Klondike region of closely with Congress, with the burst. These flowers opened but neighbors gather to watch The season is nearing its many colors. for our well being. For while we are 228th day of 1974 with 137 to respects. Says one associate, Republicans alike. Perhaps Keller is making a study of Several years ago a drought would Canada’s Yukon Territory. press and with the represen­ the next buds that formed fell bright yellow blossoms unfold, close, however, and the flowers follow. “When he gets that hang-dog again this is because he avoids tatives of foreign countries. His Coventry road names and may are few in comparison to the Reg. to 7.99 have had little effect because we were dependent upon it for our food, it is In 1948, baseball Hall-of- off and the plant was obviously at dusk, on an evening primrose The moon is between the last look on his face, you can’t say biting those who oppose him disagreements will be quiet and suggest that the old name be numbers that bloomed each Famer Babe Ruth died in New in trouble. I tried it in the light, plant in front of the apartment wallowing in surpluses. Today that dependent upon us for many of the quarter and new phase. ‘No.’ ” proper. He will attempt persua­ restored. The traditional night earlier in the summer. York City of cancer. and because he will go all out to away from the light, in one occupied by Mrs. Alice Carlson. The morning stars are Mer­ More needs to be sqid about help reelect loyal Republicans sion rather than argument. explanation of the name is that This column isn’t often planned idles’ Shorts has changed, not because the farmer manufactured things we produce and In 1965, all 30 persons aboard room and then another room. The flowers bloom only at cury, Venus, Jupiter and F o rd ’s “ not very s m a rt’’ with whom he may differ There likely will be little the road, for generations, was so far ahead, but I told Mrs. died when a plane crashed and To use the glib answer that night. In the morning they are 'Nylons and polyesters in solid or isn’t trying to produce more, but is one of our best custmers. Saturn. reputation. This reporter’s in­ strongly. That straightforward complaint from Congress that a lined with dairy farms and Carlson I’d like to wait until sank in Lake Michigan. one sometimes gets to a gar­ gone and other buds are jacquard patterns. Pull-on \waist, misses' We have a strong agriculture today The evening star is Mars. vestigations indicate it is those attitude is respected on the President Ford is usurping tramps told one another that a next year and, hopefully, come because demand for food for a In 1971, New York stocks dening question, and which is swelling to open when darkness sizes. Those born on this date are with “causes” who have Democratic side of the aisle — powers and prerogatives. There handout of bread and milk could earlier in the season with a growing world population is in­ and it is in our own self-interest to broke a 197-year price and never any help, the plant was falls again. The outer husk Reg. to 6.99 under the sign of Leo. fastened this “football player and Ford is so gentlemanly may be complaints he is not always be expected, perhaps in photographer. volume record in response to too hot, too cold, too wet or too splits and presently folds back creasing. The drought in our Midwest maintain that strength. For until man Robert Ringling, originator brain” label on Ford, insisting about his Republican loyalty moving dramatically enough. of the major circus world, was President Nixon’s wage-price- that he doesn’t understand dry, and I didn’t know which. It is a mild one compared to the one that learns to control the elements, farm­ and so obviously honest that No one will say he isn’t trying. 1 & 2 Pc. Swimsuits born Aug. 16, 1897. rent freeze announced the day probably was too hot and there SPECIAL - NOW ONLY has hit Africa. ing more than any other industry, is before. was not enough humidity in the All clearance priced! Solids and prints air. Mrs. Schnell seems to avoid for juniors and misses in group. Today it seems that a crop failure vulnerable to natural disasters. We in Other Editors Say — all these problems by keeping Reg. to 13.99 anywhere in the world has its turn are vulnerable too. Herald Yesterdays her plant outdoors during its en­ tire growing season. ramifications everywhere in the How we, who are not on the farms ] MeskilVs Presidential Plum Her plant didn’t come from a world. of this nation, respond to the problems 25 Years Ago Only eight local polio victims greenhouse, as it happens, Girls’ Summer Slacks Manchester Tax Collector are still in hospital; Polio cases ‘ 1.59 The drought has cut back food of agricuture, whether they be natural One of the last official acts of out­ although any florist would be Polyesters or cotton blends . . . solids, Samuel Nelson’s record of are now reported at 23. He may well be a good lawyer, proud to claim it now. It.came All Colors, In Blossom. Fill In Those going President Nixon was his prints and jacquards; flare leg style. supplies for the coming year. or political, could well determine collecting its backlog of over­ although it’s quite a while' since he as a single blossom, with a Empty Spaces Now; They Last and Machine washable. 4 to 14. due taxes is reported as un­ 10 Years Ago nomination of Gov. Thomas J. Meskill LastI 4 for *4.45 Hopefully, it is about over but whether our future welfare will be one worked full-time at the job. short stem and a few leaves, as Orig. to 6.99 equalled in the state. A Petition is filed with the a small present from Mrs. historically the Midwest and Upper of feast or famine. to fill a vacancy on the U.S. 2nd Cir- Still Available: BEDDING PLANTS, GERANIUMS, VEGETABLES, RED and Raymond P. Lambeck is Board of Directors requesting He has no experience, however, and SchnelTs mother-in-law. She GREEN CABBAGE, PARSLEY, ENDIVE PLANTS and much, much morel promoted to chief production an ordinance permitting Sunday cuU Court of Appeals. Under the cir­ put the flower in a vase and sale of liquor in Manchester’s no training, for being a judge. His Boys’ Knit & Sport Shirts engineer at Hamilton Standard cumstances, it cannot be claimed to found, after a time, that roots division. United Aircraft Corp. restaurants. background has been altogether in were growing from the stem. It NOW’S THE BEST TIME Permanent press fabric; short sleeves. be one of his most carefully con­ HANGING POTS private practice, partisan politics, was planted then in a small pot Assorted styles, colors, 8 to 16. Not every An Educational Challenge sidered acts. jsize in every style. party affairs, in the world of cam­ and has been growing ever OF THE YEAR TO Just what Republican Sen. Lowell since. Orig. to 3.99 One of the fringe benefits of our English speaking neighbors ta'learn paigns and office-holding. Nothing in Fence for Rabbits our nation’s official language/ Weicker had in mind when he FEED YOUR LAWN! public education system is the oppor­ it has prepared him to take an objec­ Mr. and Mrs. Schnell, who Jr. Boys’ Knit Shirts tunity we have through our high This is not to downgrade in in y way U'- nominated Connecticut’s governor for tive, dispassionate view of events. No built their own home on a two- Indoors or Out - EXTRA•5.95 LARGE SIZEI We’re Headquarters for SCOTTS, GREENFIELD, ORTHO, HUBBARD- schools, summer recreation any person’s mother tongue and the INSUmCl£MTTUl8 the position last spring we have no background of iegal work has con­ acre lot, have four grown Geraniums, Lantanas, Fushlas, Short sleeve style; no-iron fabric. As­ children and three Tradescantia, Bridal Veil, Penny Royal, HALL, and MILORGANITE. sorted styles, colors. Sizes 4 to 7 in cultural and ethnic heritage it may way of knowing. It doesn’t appear that programs and colleges, called adult NOT ENOUGM THAT tributed to his ability in this field. grandchildren. Mrs. Schnell Browallla, Impatlents, Etc. group. he acted with any high degree of judg­ This Week’s Specials education. represent but merely recognizes the ^ The American Bar Association is takes care of the flowers, which Orig. to 2.99 FRESH OUT OTHtR THING — are many and varied, and her Preserve your orlvewey ment, either. • ORTHO GROW LAWN The programs offered are varied fact that despite interpreters and right when it says that Meskill lacks husband has a flourishing We have nothing or not much, FOOD and each rewarding in its own way. special language publications, the sufficient federal trial experience to JENNITE J-16 Infants’ & Toddlers’ anyway against Gov. Meskill. Covers 12,000 sq. ft. They enable many of oqr citizens to vast bulk of communication in hold a position on the second highest DRIVEWAY Reg. $10.95 Playwear & Sleepwear 5 0 * ^ Generally speaking, he has done a NOW ONLY ...... learn new things, acquire new skills America is done in English. court in the land. T o d a y ’s SEALER ,..i ^8.30 Cute clothes for ’round the clock! creditable job as head of the state. His to 2 9 7 and enrich our lives. Language is a common bond which The Senate must now confirm or • HURRARD-HALL Reg. $1 to 5.99 most shining accomplishment was his Thought Plants - Plants - Plants PLANT FOOD While we have no quarrel with can help break down the barriers reject the nomination. It is impossible For flowers, vegetables, rescue of its financing out of the red­ Chry««nlh*niumt, Larg* end Sm ill Follag* and the multitude of courses offered, between us. We cannot be too critical to predict what it will do. Tarrarlum Plant*, Qloxlnla*, MIxad Pot*, Ru*tlc shrubs; feed them now ■ B**k*t*, Azalaa*, Rhododandron*, African Vlotata, the last time. Women’s Sandals of those who do not speak our mother ink column and ~ his insistence on Let us pray: For all those there is one area in which we think a The trouble basically is with the and much, much moral Thouaand* to chooaa from. 50 lbs...... /wsoodel returning it to a sound budgetary who have touched our lives and Leather or man-made uppers. Many statewide adult education effort tongue unless we have made a sincere system, which makes nomination to helped us to be better, we thank Terririunt & Bonzai Supplies e HURRARD-HALL footing. He hasn’t been a great gover­ styles and colors, sizes 5 to 10 in group. should be concentrated. and broad effort to offer our non- high judgeships a matter of political you, 0 Lord. Keep us ever from LIME ...... 50 lbs. 99« LAWN FOOD Reg. to 3.99 nor; both in his appointments and in conveying to others the idea 10-6-4 or 20-10-5, English speaking friends an oppor­ plum-giving rather than a LIME ...... 80 lbs. *1.25 We think more courses in speaking, ' m e ! that any are ever “self-made- covers 5,000 sq. ft. tunity to learn it. his aims and purposes he has shown Eliminate Brown Spots In Your Lawn writing and reading the English » Sft/K? professional experience and exper­ men” . No man is an island. ONLY...... Dutchie Clogs limited scope and vision. But he’s Without the help of others, all of and Crabgrass with “CLOUT,”... We also carry: Castur Pomace, Cotton language should be made available, We would hope that as our high tise. Only by acting on a higher than /kKybAH! been a good governor, and a capabl,e us would fall. Deepen our Knockout Chinch Bugs with “K W IF. Seed Meal, Dried Blood, and Rose Food... All leather uppers on hand carved wood especially in communities having sub­ schools and colleges in Connecticut political level can the senators who thankfulness, that we in turn base. Red, white or blue, sizes 5 to 10. administrator. develop their community service 3 make the appointments beat the may strengthen others, giving Reg. 3.87 stantial numbers of citizens who have MV fBKNDS programs for the coming year, each He was an able mayor when he was system. to them some of the joy and en­ not yet fully mastered English. couragement and hope which - — — . • . r m x w in New Britain, by all accounts. He is (jdoodkuuL GARDENS will assess the need for English Sen. Weicker would have done more others have given us. It is well and good to have bi-lingual an instinctive politician, as anyone language courses in their com­ IM f WMaicfc honor to his state, and in the long run Amen. SALE: personnel in such key places as Submitted by Let Us Help You W illi Your Lawn and Plant Probkins ' IT SCOQCe M E 1 M 'f HEARD/ who has watched him campaigning MANCHESTER Mon. thru FrI. i munities. If the need is found, we to Gov. Meskill, if he had looked to a Rev. David M. Campbell SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN hospitals but the real answer to com­ Saturday 9 1 would hope they would implement and meeting people will testify. man with professional rather than United Methodist 1145 Tolland Tpke. munication is to provide the means fHE77^£i_. WOODLAND MANCHESTER 643-8474 them and help cut away this barrier to He was a conscientious and political qualifications as an ap­ Church for our Puerto Rican and other non- Bolton citizen communication. respected congressman. pointee. — Meriden Record PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Aug. 16, 1974 . ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., FrI.. Aug. 16. 1974 — PAGE W vEN Volunteer Opportunities Unlimited Vista Volunteers Serve Manchester “Serve America. It’s right in served at Westhill, the larger of I had not been alone; a great job orientation, which lasted SOUTH WINDSOR The organization, now in its Tax notices have been presently helping with the Membership in the council is your own back yard.” ’That’s respond. Tina says her VISTA open to anyone interested in the the two housing complexes. number of people do not know two weeks. Judy Kuehnel second year, was adopted by prepared for mailing by senior special playground swimming what two Manchester women, Tina and Mary Ellen both said experience has introduced her citizen volunteers. Peter San- program. community. Meetings are held Wxt H e ra ld Tina Martin and Mary Ellen they are here. ’They are the first Having been on the job since to many interesting places and the South Windsor Community CorrcHpondent that the majority of the people VISTA volunteers ever February, Mary Ellen and Tina Service Council in 1973 as a tarpia, social services coor­ the second Thursday of each Nemergut are doing, as VISTA people to whom she would 644-1364 month at 7:30 p.m. at Our Area Profile taking part in the lunch assigned to ^Manchester. are now both well established in means of helping individuals dinator, was assisted by Volunteers are constantly volunteers. They wanted to help otherwise have never been One-hundred retired persons Savior Lutheran Church. program were residents of the I feel it is important that their work. Besides spending exposed. in South Windsor recentiy find volunteer tasks that were volunteers in the preparation of being sought, according to Mrs. people and they realized that apartments there. other people do know the help the lunch hours at the Mayfair Mary Ellen agreed with received a cail asking “Wouid satisfying, useful and ap­ data for the local nutritional Dunbar, and can become part of they didn’t have to go to either As a team, the two VISTA Besides the volunteer Manchester is being given by and Westhill Gardens nutrition Tina’s description of the job as you uie a minibus if it were propriate for thenr. program. the program by contacting her New Books Africa or Apalachia to find p ^ volunteers work well. Tina is a program the Community Ser­ such volunteers as Tina and centers, they provide the elder­ “very satisfying.” She added availabie?” The rate of requests for at Greenfield Dr., South Wind­ pie in need. Every town has senior citizen, while Mary Mary Ellen, not only so that we ly with many other social ser­ that there are the same The caiis, niade at the volunteer help for various A team of 19 volunteers sor. vice Council also sponsors At Library people who can use help, and Ellen is a young woman. South Windsor FISH, the Child Pilgrim Mills can be grateful, but also so that vices. ’They visit the older peo­ frustrations and times when request of the South Windsor projects has been increasing located persons eligible for the Manchester is no exception. Together, they blend Care program at St. Peter’s some of us will someday join ple and find out their special you feel you aren’t doing Senior Citizens group, were steadily, according to Mrs. government Supplemental The goal of the Community BOLTON Both Manchester women experience and youthful ideas, Church, NET, and the Student them in their efforts. problems and needs. They give anything at all, that go along made by teen-agers, Mimi Dunbar, Volunteer Op­ Security Income program. Service Council, of which the Donna Holland work with the elderly in town. to make an effective approach Tob Bank. Mary Ellen and Tina were them help and advice on such with any job. Yet unlike most homemakers, and senior portunities chairman. Three volunteers are still in­ Volunteer Opportunity program The following books were FABRIC SALE One of their major tasks in­ to their work. Both women told volved in this project, making is an offshoot, has been to iden­ both “locally recruited” into matters as Social Security, other jobs, the rewards are citizens ali whom have become Five major projects — along recently added to the shelves of volves working with a me that a more suitable team the VISTA program, ’They said with numerous others — havq follow-up calls. tify the needs existing in the Additional information may Medicare, food stamps, and much more than monetary for part of the program calied Bentley Memorial Library: federally-funded nutrition could not have been chosen. that there is also a “national housing problems. If an elderly been undertaken by the Two teen-age boys, Paul Cot­ community and to begin be obtained by calling the coun­ program, sponsored by the CRT Tina and Mary Ellen. Voiunteer Opportunities Fiction Tina said there are times when recruitment” program, person is having difficulty in Unlimited. organization. tle and Greg Young, are programs to meet these ne^s. cil office, 644-2500. of Greater Hartford, This Tina and Mary Ellen receive Broch, The Guiltless; Coxe, BIGGEST SELECTION another senior citizen, like whereas a volunteer from one finding suitable transportation, only a small pay check every The Inside Man; Forsyth, ’The program provides balanced herself, is needed to fully un­ part of the country may be meals every day to any Mary Ellen or Tina may refer week. In addition, VISTA puts Dogs of War; Gainham, DRAPERY & SLIPCOVER derstand another senior. She placed in another section, often them to FISH or the American Manchester resident over 60 $50 In the bank for them each Maculan’s Daughter; Gilbert, also said there were other upon request. A VISTA Red Cross. Firemen Plan years old. These lunches are month. At the end of the year, Images of Rose; Heinz, FABRICS IN THE AREAI times when young ideas and volunteer signs up for one year ’There is a lot to be done for served at Manchester’s two each VISTA volunteer has some *Dunkin* Booth' Emergency; Johnston, I Came new perspectives are needed, of service. At the end of that Manchester’s elderly. Tina and housing projects for the elderly, money in the bank to fall back At Harvest Fair To See the Highlands; Maynell, which Mary Ellen can give. year, they may sign up for Mary Ellen are two people who on. Mayfair and Westhill Gardens. The Fortunate Miss East. During my interview of the another year. have set out to do something for HEBRON Mary Ellen works with the By the contentment with Also, Overholser, Hanging in two women, I asked some Volunteers with some college them. The rewards of their ef­ their jobs, and enthusiasm they Nancy Foote Funiolb people at Mayfair Gardens, Sweetwater; Peters, The specific questions about the in their background are forts are to be reaped on all both showed, I could tell that Values to while Tina aids those at Correspondent Murder of Richard III; Piercy, VISTA (Volunteers In Service preferred, though it is not sides. Tina described her work the low salary could be no real Westhill Gardens. Their jobs in­ 228-3970 Small Changes; Rose, The *5.98 yi yd. To America) Program itself. I always required. VISTA takes as “very satisfying.” She told draw-back to those really in­ clude contacting the elderly and The Volunteer Fire Depart­ Launching of Barbara 1.99 told them that until about three people of all ages, and from all me that she had spent a great terested in being a VISTA reminding them to take advan­ ment will have a “dunkin’ Fabrikant; Ryder, Cry of the weeks ago, I did not know that walks of life. For Tina and many years at a typewriter. In volunteer. You see, there are a booth” at the Hebron Harvest tage of the meal plan. ’Thirty Haliden; Sela, The Kirlov there were any VISTA Mary Ellen, becoming VISTA her retirement, she has come to lot of fringe benefits: You get meals are served daily at Fair Sept. 5,6,7 and 8. Town of­ Tapes; Seton, The Half-sisters; DRESS volunteers working in volunteers involved four days of be a VISTA volunteer. Now she all the satisfactions money ficials willing to take a dunkin’ Watson, Heir to Polventon; N e w Fall Mayfair Gardens and 45 are Manchester. They told me that leadership training, and on-the- has a job helping people, and can’t buy. are asked to contact Harvey Westlake, Help I’m Being Held POLYESTER FABRICS unlike a typewriter, the people Desruisseaux. Prisoner. Synthetics Fire Calls Non-Fiction DOUBLEKNITS Fire calls in July included one Bernstein, All the President’s Perma-Press mutual aid to Lebanon, one Men; Schmidt, Armageddon in $ 0 9 8 Roducad $149 mutual aid to Andover, one the Middle East; Wolf, Frank to mutual aid to Bolton; one Costello; Dirks, Great Wall smoke investigation, one brush Street Scandal; Solzhenitsyn, Summer Youth Scene fire, one motorcycle accident, Gulag Archipelago; Kohl, Half one structure fire, one house the House; McMorris, All Out­ ( (HUpiled and II rillen lly Summer ii lirilies in Manehesh>r (SAM). struck by lightning and two doors Cookbook. standbys for power failure. Also, Flaherty, Chez Joey; The Volunteer Fire Helms, Tolkien’s World; Bixby, FABRIC DEPARTMENT RES Department’s annual family Connecticut; A New Guide; outing is planned for Aug. 25 at Read, Alive; Weinstraub, M ANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off. 1-86) Stamp of Approval Salmon River State Forest in Whistler. Liaison;...... “ a lin k in g politics on a national, state, East Hampton. Tickets are $6 ^Barabbas^ together of the operations of and local level, are just a few This young U.S. female, Marcia Ann Tierney, seems happy about the women’s lib victory per family. To Be Shown different forces.” of the issues. over the old U.S. Male system. Shirts like the one she is wearing are the current craze in Golf Results A group of young people in Not only are serious issues fashion. (SAM photo by Hal Mice) 5 The following people were C h l o r i n e a u g u s t c l o s e -o u t s a l e Manchester have created an going to be included, but winners at Tallwood Country LIAISONencourages people to The people were given a organization called LIAISON. Club on Nine-Hole Ladies Day contribute creative writing chance to free either Barabbas ’The aim of the organization is Tuesday: to become a communications also. A section of area or Christ. “Give us Barabbas! ” By BHUCE MEYEII It’s Time for Tee Low gross — J. Maskrey 51; Tabs network for the youth and the happenings and youth- and a producer named Ken they cried, and he was set free. United Press International Ehrlich. low net — S. Witham 57-30-27, town. With the help of Jim oriented classified ads will be Almost anywhere you go Television .Ims done a fair Ehrlich works at WTTW, a a lot together.” Comedians words, one shirt with the seal of M. D rew 60-27-33, D. ooiF >18.95 Breitenfeld, Steve Spaeth, and included. If you would like to these days, you’ll see people 25 lb s. to middlin’: job of (latching up Public TV Network affiliate clothed in tee-shirts express the U.S. postal service reads; Manchester 60-27-33 and P. At Tuesday night’s SAM David Moyer, LIAISON will contribute a serious essay, clad in the latest style; with rock 'inusiccf late. With in Chicago. He put together a their wit by the following: a “U.S. Male.” As women libbers His Mind in Another World Grdenick 60-27-33. movie, you will see the create a forum for the youth any creative writing, or expressive tee-shirts. These Blackledge pools villainous rogue pardoned, with of Manchester to air their classified ad, please write to: two network concert shows locally made rock show that shirt decorated with a box of would never allow themselves QUALITY POOLS Filter Special BELOW-COST and a major syndicated shirts can advertise a club, a toothpaste called “Ultrabite” to be cancelled out, there is also Geoffrey Gibbons does a little day-dreaming during the events culminating the South Windsor Public Library Special events planned week­ No.Left Christ being crucified in his feelings on issues concerning LIAISON, P.O. Box 82, attracted national attention. cause, a candidate, or a con­ % H.P. place. As Christ goes to the youth and the general public. Manchester, Ct. 06040. series, rock is finally getting He eventually got money — for vampires, jugular flavor; a U.S. Female shirt. “Booknik Festival” Thursday on the lawn of the South summer activities. (Herald photo by Kuehnel) ly at Blackledge Country Club cert. They can tell where An Oak Street entrepreneur are; 1-18'Hue Shingle... ^239 cross, Barabbas returned to his One of the major tasks of ’The issues and projects out­ the TV exposure it deserves from the network to do a and a shirt for the small-fry Windsor Town Hall. The puppet shows were among several STAINLESS you’ve been, where you’re comic, which reads; “Daddy’s in the tee-shirt business says Tuesday; Nine- and 18-hole self — enslaving life of lust and LIAISON is to create a regular lined thus far will require a as the nation’s most popular similar national show. 1-18’ Brick Design .. .^ 219 going, or where you would like Little Tax Exemption.” that tee-shirts can say just abwt ladies day. STEEL sin. TTie torturous sulfur mines news letter. LIAISON is great number of people to form of entertainment. Chicago being the home of others to go. of Sicily, a titanic earthquake, currently occupied in conser­ make them work effectively. Despite improvement in the modern blues, Ehrlich It may well be that with such anything these days. People Wedne^ay: Junior clinic for 3—18' Green Hank.. ^309 D.E. It used to be said of a person communication clothing, less come to her shop with all sorts golfers 14 and under, 6 p.m. grueling contest of strength in vation efforts in Manchester. Your ideas and support are the rock field, however, the decided to use local talent for that showed their emotions too 6—18’ Aluminum . . . ^299 the arena, and the spectacular LIAISON is also,^searching needed at this time. Please tube systematically ignores a blues show. So he contacted talk will be needed. Many shirts of requests, both funny and Thursday: Ladies clinic, 9-10 easily, that they carried their serious. She said that one Separate Commission Asked Vacuum bulhing of Rome all play im­ many of the Issum that will be come to our meetings on the importance of the blues and signed the great Muddy bear the wearer’s name. Others a.m. M 4 9 hearts around On their shirt tell the school they go to, or the woman, on the occasion of her 3—21’ Aluminum ...^319 ONLY 15 LEFT Pole i Head portant roles in his soul- discussed in the newsletter. A ’Tuesday evenings, at 6:30. as one of America’s two Waters and Willie Dix-i sleeves. Well, now they’re Retiree Wins searching existence. planned parenthood center, They will be held at 33 Park prime musical traditions on—and passed the word wine that they drink. Rock tee- husband’s fourtieth birthday, BOLTON However, “the commission’s At the meeting, relations with wearing them all over the had “ Member of the Has- 8—24’ Alununum ...^419 student rights in and out of Street. Come help form a (country being the other). around that it was to be a tri­ shirts tell of a person’s musical State Lottery the four church employes will BURRITT SAVERS EARN for 18’pod *6 ** whole shirt. Beens” written on his birthday records from 1964 to 1966 are Anthony Quinn plays the role' school, discrimination in liaison. Enter Public Television bute to Muddy. The idea preference. There are shirts WINSTED (UPI) - Thadeus Donna Holland be discussed. TOP INTEREST. Deposits Sun chlorine There are some subtle shirts greeting shirt. missing, but I am checking into 3—24’ Galvanized . . . ^299 for ’pod of Barabbas, a man lost even to employment for youth, and snowballed —and a lot of with motorcycles on them .1. Heal, retired for two years Zoning Commission members The council on ministries will grow fastest at “THE CUTE concentrate 24 and some not-so-subtle ones. With such witty sayings it,” he said. himself. The life he creates can Muddy’s many friends in the which bear the name of the kind from the state Department of recently discussed the final meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at LITTLE RED BANK Those with pictures only, leave appearing on people’s backs, it The Zoning Commission will be nothing other than hell. business decided they’d like a a person rides. Besides the old Transportation, won the ?100,- draft of the proposed town the parsonage. The council is BUILDING” opposite Also 3 Ovals 30% OFF much to the viewer’s inter­ fashioned” shirts from places looks as if the tee-shirt respond to correspondence JUMP STANDS Silvana Mangano, Jack piece of the action. One after 000 grand prize Thursday night charter made public by the from the state Department of the planning and program arm Cumberland Farms in Hebron pretation. .Some people wear one has traveled, there are now phenomenon will be keeping us Palance, and Ernest Borgnine another they said sure — they’d in the Connecticut lottery. charter commission. Advertising asking about the of the church. Center. Open 10:30 to 6 daily, only ’Oa"* The Ear shirts decorated only with decorated. shirts with the in stitches for a long time to The weekly lottery number is Thursday ’til 8. 228-9471. also join Quinn in this absorbing work for free — for Muddy. flowers or numbers. There are The entire commission reaf­ town zoning regulations on drama. I’ll bet all you readers out Before we knew it and a little message; "Just Passing’Thru.” come. — Marilaine Dyer 89997. firmed action taken at an advertising as compared to the started play. others with hearts or couples One of the most unique October Muster there are dying to know what it before we were ready, (this is Heal, 63, described himself as earlier meeting when members state regulations. POOL The crowd seemed to be In the end the lineup for the holding hands. All subtle. among the new tee-shirt bre^, A muster for any fire depart­ POOL HEAT ALL TOYS feels like to play in a SAM rock always the case), 7 p.m. rolled show was beyond a pro­ The not-so-subtle shirts are Happenings "super confident.” voted unanimously that they The state department is up­ Town of Coventry Tuesday night at dark will enjoying our music, but we is one with a big thumb on it ment in Tolland County that end signal the start of this G-rated concert. Well, I talked to John around the people started to d u c e r’s w ild e st d ream s. those screaming at the viewer "I knew I was going to win,” were against having the Zoning dating its files concerning local Zoning Board of Appeals Reg. 3.90 weren’t because we were dis­ which'asks: “Goin’ My Way?” (August 16-23) wishes to participate will be COVERS Gearhart, guitarist of the rock come and sit down and stare at Johnny Winter. Dr. John. in bold letters. One bright green he said. "After 35 years, I can Commission and the Planning regulations and sent a question­ ’There will be a public hearing film which runs for 144 satisfied with the sound. We Without a word or a motion, held in Bolton on Oct. 6. AT FLOATS band “Kids”, who played on the unorganized mess on the tee-shirt with a big frog on its Aug 16. (Friday) — SAM’s finally spend some time with Commission combined. naire to be completed by the on August 19, 1974 in the base­ minutes. Based on the Nobel tried to keep telling ourselves Junior Wells. many a ride can be received Prize winning novel by Par July 27. Here’s his story: stage. So, the other band, front reads: “Kiss me, you drama production: “Uncle my wife.” His wife, Rose Heal, Phillip Dooley, chairman, ZC. ment room of the Coventry PRE-SEASON that we were on the stage, and What’s more, it worked. simply by wearing this Each competing department “I arrived at Mt. Nebo about “Skyway”, who were tuning up, fool.” Another, with the SAM’s Vaudeville Hour Or So,” plans to take early retirement said he can’t see why the The request was sent to First Town Hall at 7:30 p.m. to hear Lagarkuist, “Barabbas” may what the audience hears has go That is, this turned out to be hitchhiking shirt. will pay an entry fee to help PRICES 3 0 % OFF 5:30 and set up what little-d could not retreat. What else ad o rab le dough boy TV Center Park, 7 p.m.; Folk Dan- ' from her job as a typist with the charter commission is so bent Selectman Richard Morra and the appeal of Edward Saunders, well be the greatest Biblical to be different from what we one of the rare “super-ses­ Patriotic people are also dis­ defray expenses. Refreshments epic of our time. could fit in my car and sat and could they do but start to play? character on it reads: “Love cing in the Park: Ethnic perfor­ state Department of Education, on combining the commissions. forwarded to the Zoning Com­ hear. Luckily, it was. With a lit­ sions” that produced music covering the teeshirt media. mances with audience par­ and beverages will also be sold of Anderson Road, Tolland, CT waited for the rest of the band. And play they did. me, squeeze me, take me she said. He said the effort to combine mission. appealing for relief from the tle help from friends and worthy of the names of the Shirts can be seen with ticipation, by the fountain in to help defray expenses. Gradually, everyone showed up, The time and the tunes flew, home.” the two commissions is Local zoning regulations restrictions imposed in Sections neighbors in the audience, we participants. emblems from almost any na­ Bushnell Park, Hartford, 7-9 ALL BUG 3 Section Deck ALUMINUM DECKS each bringing sundry amps, and it was our turn. We climbed The modern tee-shirt trend is ridiculous. prohibit all off-promise adver­ 2.4 and 6.9 and Connecticut BIG BUSINESS found out what minor Johnny proved he can belt tion. There are shirts boasting The firemen will be com­ mics, drums, etc. By 6:30, the up onto the stage, pushed aside aimed at getting across both p.m. (Sunday performance, 5-7 tising signs and prohibit General Statutes, Sections 14- 13’x4’ for MUSKIN POOLS TAIPEI (UP) -E xports of adjustments we had to make. ‘em out even when his frail America’s red, white, and blue Old Records peting for trophies for such KILLERS other band arrived and we drums and moved new ones in. the serious and the funny p.m.); “Antigone 2000,” Hart­ variances to the regulations. 51,14-54, and 14-55 and 14-322 to electronics products will We made them, and got the body is ailing. Dr. John with U.S.A. written in big, bold ford Experimental Theater, at Dooley said that all records things as a bucket brigade, pole made arrangements for P.A. We pulled plugs, replaced them message. A shirt can say just a Plans Okayed The only billboards in town use the property formerly reach $800 million U.S. this good word after a few songs proved he can boogie on the letters. Another shirt, which Wooden Ships/Inner Spaces, of the conmission are being climb and hose laying contest. OFF sharing, time slots, and the with ones of our own, and simple thing like “thanks” or HARTFORD (UPI) - The ar^ those that preceded zoning known as Robin Motors on 20% w w M A S 3 0 % OFF year, say trade officials here. that the sound was good, at piano with the best of them, displays a hopeful attitude for Hartford, 8 p.m. turned over to the town clerk as Usually each department uses like. bear the more complex state Commission on Hospitals approved at an earlier meeting. regulations. They are located in its oldest equipment. South St. as used car dealership least in the front center. ’The and that he is one of the our nation says; “ Keep On Aug. 17 (Saturday) — “An­ people in the front center were world’s legitimately weird message; “We’ve been through and Health Care has approved a He said records as far back as the North area. The county trophy has been and for school bus parking and ^ OFFICE and SHOWROOMS America.” With a play on tigone 2000,” Hartford $400,000 operating room renova­ 1949, when the commission The quarterly meeting of the won by the Andover Volunteer corner visibility. the only ones we really cared people. Buddy proved he is a Experimental Theater, at fctjon^ 3384 Berlin Turnpike about, because they were ob­ hell of a drummer, when he’s tion for Hartford Hospital and a originated, up to 1963 appear to United Methodist Church Fire Department for two years. Meeting is open to all interested Refistertd Newington 666-1531 Wooden Ships/Inner Spaces, $250,000 air conditioning unit pastor parish relations com­ persons. RIZZO viously the only ones interested not too busy being a star. Hartford, 8 p.m. be in order. He said records If it wins again this year the Poob Vernon Circle, Vernon 847-9420 for Mt. Sinai Hospital. from 1967 on also appear to be mittee will be held Monday at 8 trophy will belong to it for life. George M. Coon in the music. After our break, Mike proved he is one of the Fun For The Young Aug. 18 (Sunday) —American in order. p.m. at the parsonage. Chairman OPEN SUN. 12 TO 5 and after it got dark, we best blues guitarists any­ Youth Hostel Bike Hike. Leader Coventry Zoning I M ! MON. THRU FRI. breezed through the rest. Tbat’s where. Junior proved he is And Young At Heart will be chosen from group that Board of Appeals 9-9 SAT. 9-6 about the story. ’The part of the the very best harp player, meets at Mary Cheney Library, August 6, 1974 mob that listened was very period. And they all proved Sunday is a day for the un­ frisbees, badminton equipment, with lunches, at 10 a.m.; Senior Board Adopts Complaint Policy responsive and appreciative. that Muddy Waters is the der 30 and over 60 generations. etc. Citizen-Youth Field Day, And that is what makes any finest bluesman there is. The two groups will be getting ’The main attraction at 3 p.m. Center Springs Park, 1-5 p.m. concert.” will be watermelon. A cookout Aug. 19 (Monday) — be ready by school opening, but together to share songs, stories, TOLLAND board for full study of the return to school to obtain ’There you have it folks. My for the day’s participants will Ceramics Class, West Side Rec,. the home economics and crafts food and friendship. A Fielcl Vivian Kcnneson problem. Generally, all parties necessary accreditation. thanks to Mr. Gearhart for his follow at 5. Local merchants 1:30-3:30 p.m.; Hartt Opera Jim Dyre, physical eduction wing will probably be without Day will be held at Center Correspondent involved will be asked to attend time, and to the Herald for its have come to aid of the picnic Company Summer Repertory: teacher at Parker School, was corridor lights. ’The gym floor Springs Park from 1-5 p.m. It is Tel. 875-4704 such a meeting for the purpose space. If you have any com­ planners. Hamburger patties “Help, Help, the Globolinks,” was being applied on Filet Mignon open to all young people and The Board of Education of presenting facts, making given a one-semester leave of ments, questions, or problems have been donated by by Menotti, University of Hart­ explanations, and clarifying absence, without pay, to attend Wednesday and then the senior citizens in Manchester. Wednesday adopted a policy for me, or Mr. Gearhart, send A La Rodent Manchester Packing Company, ford, Millard Auditorium, 8 issues. the University of Connecticut bleachers will be installed. Today Just A Job SAM is sponsoring the day in regarding complaints concern­ them to me, ‘"The Ear”, care of hot dogs are being supplied by p.m. ’The board will meet with the conjunction with VISTA, the ing school personnel. Dr. “Hearsay and rumor will be for his master’s degree. The SAM, at 649-2506. - ’The Ear Coming Up Highland Park Market, and Aug. 20 (Tuesday) — Crewel discourag^ and discounted as leave is contingent on the abili­ building committee on either Senior Citizens Center, and the 6 Kenneth MacKenzie, BOSTON (UPI) - Menus of Youth Commission. They hope Frank’s Super Market is con­ and Needlepoint Class, West 6 ty of the superintendent and Aug. 21 or Aug. 28. It is superintendet of schools, told well as emotional feelings tributing watermelon and Side Rec, 10-11:30 a.m.; Parker School Principal Robert expected to be tentatively or the future may include rodent, it will inspire further ge- the board that spokesmen for except as these relate to the potato chips. Burger King is Ceramics Class, West Side Rec, facts of the situation. Final dis­ Lincoln to find a replacement. condidtionally acceptable at Thank You says a nutrition biochemist. togethers between the two age the teachers approve of the Dr. Sanford Miller, a groups. providing the picnickers with 1:30-3:30 p.m.; SAM movie: policy. position of the case will rest Two applicants are presently that meeting. Notes orange drinks and cups. “Barabbas," Mt. Nebo Field, with the Board of Education,” being considered. Reading Program Tonight A Future Massachusetts Institute of Approximately 125 senior “The board places trust in its Donations of relishes and rolls starts at dark. Free admission. the policy says. Dr. MacKenzie was also em­ SAM wishes to extend thanks Technology professor, believes citizens will be attending the employes and- desires to sup­ The Tolland Public Library are still being sought. Aug. 21 (Wednesday) — powered to hire a new director Day and night classes at the University of to Odyssey and Wheatstone, the the U nit^ States is “on the festivities. SAM coordinator port their actions in such a Reappointed will have a party for all Gowen says that the day Quilting Class, West Side Rec, for adult education. ’The fall two bands which provided an brink of the greatest explosion Richard Gowen expresses the manner that they are freed Dr. Allyn Dambeck was reap­ children registered in the Hartford can make the difference between night will be flexible. Activities may 10-11:30 a.m.; Multicrafts program has not yet been enjoyable evening of rock in food technology. hope that an equal number of from unnecessary, spiteful, or pointed to serve as the school summer Reading Program on be added or shifted as Class, West Side Rec, 1:30-3:30 decided. and day. Give yourself credit. Do it yourself, music for Manchester concert- But, he told the Society for young people will also take negative criticisms and com­ physician during the 1974-75 Monday morning at 10:30 a.m. necessary. ’The organizers of p.m.; Teen Splash Party, for yourself. Part-time graduate, undergraduate, goers last Saturday. Nutrition Education, it remains part. plaints.” school year. The board agreed to continue in the library. the day have done well in Waddell Pool, 8-10 p.m. its policy of making passes Odyssey, and East Hartford to be seen whether the nation Activities enjoyable to per­ When a complaint is made Resignations A puppet show will be given associate and certificate programs offering you making arrangements for the Aug. 22 (Thursday) — Pottery group formerly known as uses its tools effectively to sons of all ages will be the order directly to the hoard it will be In addition to resignations on available for senior citizens to at the party by Carrie Smith event, but the most important Class, West Side Rec, 1:30-3:30 the opportunity for a better future are available “Kiss” can be contacted for meet the population demand. of the day. At 1 p.m., talent referred to the school ad­ the school board agenda, attend school functions. ’The and Steven Hanks of Tolland. ingredient for a successful day p.m.; “Antigone 2000,” Hart­ now. bookings by calling their agent Miller said science already is show acts are planned. Folk ministration for study and resignations were accepted passes are available through Also, there will be films and cannot be bought or donated. ford Experimental Theater, at the Senior Citizens Gub and the Sandy at 646-7938. able to synthesize certain guitarists, the SAM drama possible solution. 'The employe Wednesday from Paul Feeley, other entertainment and nutrients and putting them That ingredient is fun, Wooden Ships/Inner Spaces, board office. Arts & Sciences Business & Public Administration Wheatstone, the other half of program’s vaudeville show, and will be advised of the nature Tolland High School guidance refreshments will be served. something that must be made Hartford, 8 p.m. Education Engineering Hartford Art School Saturday’s entertainment, is a together to make “food” is a a senior citizen choral group and be given an opportunity for counselor and director of adult Middle School ’The party signals the formal Aug. 23 (Friday) — “Antigone Ward Technical College Continuing Education South Windsor group. Bookings reality. will provide entertainment. education. Feeley has accepted Carol Dundan, board liaison end of the program, although explanation, comment, and may be arrang^ by contacting It may be, he said, that the Anyone else having a talent i s ______2 ^ ,^ ^ U ils a position in Falmouth, Mass. to the Tolland Middle School those who have not yet com­ Register today. Call 243-4387 presentation of facts as he sees Jared Walnum at 644-0482. world in the foreseeable future also welcome to share it on this “ Mrs. Margaret Brien, Hicks Building Committee, reported pleted the reading of the This Summer Youth Scene Page is prepared by SAM them. All facts pertinent and, SAM also wishes to thank will be cultivating the capybara day. Unit Teacher, has resigned to to the committee that she specified number of ^ k s may (Summer Acitivities in Manchester). wherever possih'e, the name of George Marlow for giving their rodent now native to South ’The talent program will be relocate in California. recently toured the addition continue to read and receive It aims to make summer in Manchester mean a little the person bringing the com­ drama program a America. followed by athletic activities plaint, will he given such Carolyn Groves was hired to with the clerk of the works. credit for their efforts. “It grows to about four feet such as softball, frisbee, and more. Anyone having news articles, features, ^itorials, teach home economics at the Mrs. Duncan said that the cor­ ’The party is for all children Univevsilyof Hartfbid hand...literally. Marlow is let­ .employes. Entertaining Odyssey ting the vandeville talent long and will eat just about horseshoes. People are asked to stories, poems, or drawings of interest to youth, is asked to If necessary, the administra­ Tolland Middle School, to ridor lights have not yet been registered, not just those who 200 Bloomfield Avenue, West Hartford, Connecticut 06117 anything,” Miller said. “I un­ share them by contacting Marilaine Dyer, SYS page The band Odyssey entertains the audience at last Saturday night’s SAM concert at Mt. collection use a hand from one provide their own equipment, tion, the complaint, or the replace Geraldine Lukovits. delivered, due to tornado have completed the program, derstand it tastes like guinea including softball gloves. editor, at 649-2506. Mrs. Groves held the position according to library Nebo. The band, Wheatstone also provided good music. (SAM photo by Michael Tierney) of the mennequins at his Main employe involv^ may request damage at the light factory. Street store. pig.” an executive session with the until last year when she left to The classrooms, hopefully, will spokeswoman Phoebe King. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENlNti HERALD. Manchestei'^Conn., Fri., Aug. 16, 1974— PAGE NINE NOW Chapter Pavilion Chef Gives Recipe For His '^Specialty'' Plans State ( l Conference

The Central Connecticut THE BABY J By BETTY RYDER from which the dish originated.” Chapter of the National Women's Editor Organization for Women IS NAMED If you aren’t planning a trip to Among the other delicacies (NOW) is sponsoring a state Spain this year, but long for the offered arc “Caracoles En conference, Saturday, Aug. 24 delicious food and vibrant Tazas Pequenas A La from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Prior, Richard Douglas Jr., son of Richard D. Sr. and Theresa music found there, we located a Borgona,” (snails in drawn Manchester Community Grous Price of 6 Ridgewood Dr., Verhon. He was bom Aug. 9 at unique restaurant in New York butter),; Polio A1 Grano A1 College. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is W s City recently which will make Asador,” (whole roasted baby The conference will center Mrs. Bernice Grous of Kelly Rd., Vernon. His paternal grand­ you think you’re in sunny Spain. chicken, served in its natural around the topics of marriage, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Price of Chathamport, It's called “Pamplona” juices); and “Spec. Villagodio divorce and alternate lifestyles. Mass. He has a sister, Cynthia Lovice, Hi. (named after a city in northern A Las Brasas Para Dos.” (the Workshop topics will include: Spain) and features authentic (^ef’s specialty, for two, “ Why Have a F am ily ?” Roiliman, John Paul, son of Gerald P. and Marilyn Rieder Spanish cuisine prepared by prime ribs of beef blended in “Marriage, Media Style,” Rothman of 270 W. Center St. He was born Aug. 9 at Manchester Jose Ibarra, original chef at the the red wine sauce of Marquis “Appeals and Grievances in Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Spanish Pavilion at the World’s d’Riscal). Divorce,’’ “ Person-In- John Rieder of 110 Park St. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Food Hits the Spot On A Red Carpet Flight Fair. If you desire, the manager Transition — Divorced, Single, Anne Rothman of 11 Tyler Circle and Paul Rothman of By BETTY RYDER whether to dine on the roast rib with strawberries, blueberries The entrance to the will come to your table and mix Widowed,” and many others. Massachusetts. He has two brothers, Jerry, 5, and Jeffrey, 3; and Travel Editor offered on United Airlines’ Red slon of United Air Lines, in the enjoy a Red Carpet menu. restaurant, which is located at his own special pitcher of Cost of registration is $5 with a sister, Jennifer, 1. eye of beef, au jus, or try the and melon balls. Carpet flights and all prepared Air LaCarte Dining Rooms. “When making your reserva­ 822 6th Ave., has huge, double “Sangria” with just the right the option of a buffet lunch at The menu served aboard Chief’s Friend Ship Specialty — A bowl brimming with scoops by Air LaCarte Flight Kitchens We selected the roast rib eye tion, indicate to the ticket agent % United Airlines’ Red Carpet veal parmesan — will really wooden doors, reminiscent of a amount of cognac and Triple $2.50. Child care will be David, son of Dennis and Judy Paquin Kranz of of ice cream in a variety of in Windsor Locks. of beef, au jus, accompanied by that you are limited as to what Krnnz, Gary flight to Los Aitgeles is keep your head in the clouds. l$panish hacienda. Inside, the Sec to suit your taste. provided at 50 cents per phild. '127 Main St. He was born Aug. 10 at Manchester Memorial flavors can soon be concocted Food editors enjoyed an ‘‘in­ homemade mild horse-radish you can eat, and he will make guaranteed to whet your Still, it might be that your par­ white stucco walls are All interested men and Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mrs. Robert Crocker of into a sundae dripping with flight” menu while dining as sauce, croquette potatoes, and the necessary arrangements to His recipe is as follows: appetite for food as well as for ticular flight is offering lighter decorated with paintings and women are invited. For more Norwich and William Paquin of Manchester. His paternal grand­ chocolate sauce and heaped guests of Lee Friend, catering buttered peas with pearl onions. provide a substitute menu,” Sangria scenic wonders. fare for those desiring it such memorabilia in the Spanish information call 525-4451, Extn. father is Carl Kranz of East Hartford. His maternal great­ high with whipped cream. representative of United A bleu cheese-topped salad, Friend said. Vi bottle of dry red wine as a half a fresh pineapple filled motif and bright red tablecloths 282 or 668-5993 evenings, or grandfather is Charles Paquin of East Hartford. He has a Making decisions such as It’s all part of the service Airlines Food Services, a divi- steaming hot coffee, foliowed “ This should be done at top the small square tables. It 3 jiggers of Cognac write to CC NOW Conference, brother, Kevin, 3. by a chocolate sundae (junior ticketing time,” he ?dded, “It's has accomodations for about 65. Dash of bitters 140 Chestnut Circle, West Suf- size at our request) completed too late once we are in-flight. 1 jigger of Triple Sec Interior of popular restauant resembles Spanish hacienda Val Gonzalez, the manager, field, 06093. Meiesko, David Alan, son of John W. Jr. and Doreen Crawford a delectable luncheon. The stewardess may have a few will greet you; Manola, a Sugar to taste A tour of the Air LaCarte substitutions on board, but her Club soda —add to desired Melesko of 11 Bank St. He was born Aug. 10 at Manchester flamenco guitarist will strum Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. facilities brought us up-to-date supply is limited and she may taste Lasberg in his American your favorite tune; and you will 4 pounds live lobster meat season with salt and pepper. William R. Crawford of Amston. His paternal grandparents are on just how meals are not be able to accommodate Express book, “Specialty of be presented with an extensive After combining the above sliced Add tomatoes and mix with Art Festival Mr. and Mrs. John Melesko of 69 Summer St. He has twin prepared, frozen until needed, you.” menu from which to make your the House.” and finally readied for flight. Some of the recipes which items in the pitcher, he deftly 2 oz. brandy wooden spoon. Add a quart of brothers, John and James, 3IA. selection. peels the skin from a lemon, It Is a ma^ificent combina­ water and keep mixing to pre­ Open To In the large, spotless Air may be served on one of these Garlic shrimps are a speciali­ removing it in one long strip. tion of chicken and lobster 2 tsp. Spanish paprika vent mixture from sticking to Parenie, Gino Fiore, son of Nunzio P. and Pamela Custer LaCarte kitchens, staff first class flights are; Baked ty at “Pamplona” as is Paella members are grouped in work He next peels an orange^in the cooked in casserole in a special Vi pound flour casserole, then let it cook for 15 Area Artists Parente of East Hartford. He was born Aug. 11 at Manchester Stuffed Trout, Sunflower Sole, A La Valenciana Para Dos same manner. The peels are seafood sauce and served with minutes. Pass the sauce Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Edward C. areas to prepre a particular Poached Salmon with Quail (chunks of baby chicken, veal, then attached at one end to the Saffron rice. Salt and pepper through a blender. Chit chicken The Marlborough Community Custer of 190 Summit St. and Mrs. Dorothy Fedus of Colchester. part of the menu. In one area, Egg Sauce, Sweet and Sour Arts has invited artists and red sausage, shrimps, clams lip of the pitcher allowing them Gonzalez and his chef were 1 pound fresh tomatoes in four parts and take out bones. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fiore Parente of women are busy putting the Halibut, or Cioppino (a seafood and mussels cooked with saf­ kind enough to give us a copy to Cover with margarine. Slice craftsmen from the area to East Hartford. salad together. All slices of stew). , to dangle into the “Sangria.” 1 qt. water fron rice in its special Gonzalez said the peels are sup­ pass on to our readers. lobster and marinate with salt exhibit at the Marlborough tomato must be placed on the To make your trip more paellera). One 4-pound chicken and pepper. Place chicken and Festival of the Creative Arts, bed of lettuce in the same enjoyable, cards with the posed to relieve the gas frorft Vi pound margarine Gonzalez said “ Regional the club soda. Polio Y Langosta A La lobster in hot casserole, add Sept. 28-29. pattern; all slices must be recipes for the menu being competition In making this Catalana 1 tbs. Pernod (French liqueur) sauce and Pernod and place in Judges will be Elizabeth Kathy says: “Congratulations to Prasidant fo rd l equal in size. served are given to passengers ■-a* A particular favorite at Chase, former docent of Yale ' ' t , Spanish dish (the paella) has Chop carrots, leeks, shallots 400 degree oven 25 minutes. The Vfa at Paro's will do our bast to help him In his Around the corner at a so that they may try their hand “Pamplona” is “Polio Y Vi pound carrots University art library, author 7 produced many recipes, but we Langosta A La Catalana and fresh garlic and simmer. color of the sauce will be old llj/ht against Inflation..." worktable, women wearing at this gourmet cooking in their Vi pound leeks and lecturer; and Jeffrey NEW CROP: Puritan, Early Maea and Rad Aatrakana Apptao. V ; have selected the recipe most (chicken and lobster). This Soak iobster in brandy. Next, gold. Serves four with rice. plastic gloves are scooping up own kitchens. One of the representative of the region 2 oz. shallots Rogers Brown, director of the NATIVE: BUttar A Sugar Com, Oraon A VaUow B a ^ BroecoS, spaghetti and placing it in equal several recipes presented to the recipe was cited by Sandy 2 oz. garlic add the paprika and flour and Spinach, Swiaa Chard, Baat Qraana, Laaka, Qraan A Vallow Squaah, Museum of Fine Art in Salad Bowl, Boaton Lattuca, D ill, Rad Hot Pappara, Yama, Rad Onlona, portions into a tray, while editors, compliments of United Springfield, Mass. Egg Plant, Pickling Onlona, Charry Tomatoaa. another group prepares to pour Airlines and Air LaCarte is for Professional art screens and FRESH: Bluabarriaa, Strawbarrlaa, Plbnia, Paachaa, Naetorlnaa, the tomato sauce. “Atlantic Cod — Southwestern booth space are being provided . 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(Photo recently enlisted in the Navy .ir^COLLEGE m m F m k ih o taken by Ala Carte truck to the Six 5 ounce filets of Cod courtesy the Baltic Lines) and is taking his basic training terminal and loaded on the (fresh, not salted) NOTES plane. at the Navy Recruit Training ’ Army Reserve Lt. Col. Ralph 1 cup white wine r u i i i The server has a section to Salt and pepper E. Simmons of Tolland com­ . 179 MiU— tT, WjjigpitBr- 9<»-f|H> ■ keep foods hot or cold, depend­ pleted two weeks of active duty Step 2: Stveden^s Blue Ribbon SUMMER I Pamela Burke of 64 Spencer ing on what the menu is that 3 ounces butter training at Ft. Dix, N.J. He is St., has been named to the will be served. SPECIAL I the commanding officer of the 1 Vk cup chopped green pepper — dean’s list for the spring Once aboard, the stewardess % cup chopped onions The Middle Way Qood thru June 29th ' 1st Battalion, 385th Regiment in I semester at the University of slips the buffet server into her 5 large tomatoes (peeled and the 76th Training Division’s 2d Any Standard | Hartford, West Hartford. Read Herald Ads own flight kitchen, and she is diced) Brigade in East Windsor. He Piercing the heart of Sweden, archipelago of which the capital Salisbury steak is placed in individual serving trays by Air for a United Airlines Red Carpet flight. (Herald photo by ready to serve her passengers. % teaspon chile powder Portable | and his wife, Nell, live at 45 between the North Sea and the is a part, and proceeds through LaCarte employe. It will soon be loaded on a server bound Ryder) We noted that each airline Salt and pepper to taste Robin Circle. Baltic, is a lovely, 347-mile win­ island-dotted Lake Malaren to a TYPEWRITER ■ <■ V rr-v has its own executive chef who A pinch of garlic, ground compiles its menus which are ding blue waterway, the Gota canal which passes through Claanad, Adjuatad, thyme and oregano Canal. Properly speaking the some of the loveliest farmland Naw Ribbon then prepared by the Air Step 3: Michael J. Smith, son of Mr. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE LaCarte. Not only are the Gota Canal is only the connec­ in Sweden. Then it's back to Mrs. Olivian Hudson of Schertz, Texas, cuddles Tasha LaShay Hudson, who weighed 20- 6 slices Mozzarella cheese tax and Mrs. Ronald Smith of 42 Tea Party Ship^ Museum Now Open in Boston recipes followed to the letter, tion between the Baltic and lake country and a stop at B er| Ash Rd., South Windsor, has ounces when she was born March 19. Tasha was born three-and-a-half months premature Method: Lake Vanern, the third largest where the navigatipp _pf is 14.95 Ind. EXTENSION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES but individual airlines have Place cod in saute pan, enlisted in the Coast Guard and and had to undergo open chest surgery at Brooltp Army Medical Center in San Antonio, The Boston Tea Party Ship & According to Anne 18th century tea chest reputed 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission for their own style of placing items in Europe, but it is most com­ separate locks requires some (No Dalhtary or Plek-up) > reported to the Recruit Museum, Boston’s newest land­ Speakman, managing director, season with salt and pepper, monly designated as the whole two hours, allowing ample time WITH THIS AD $2.00 OFFT shortly after birth. She is on a normal diet and now weighs eight-and-a-half pounds. to have been among the 340 adults is $1; for children 50 on the tray. For example, one Training Center, Cape May, FALL 1974 mark, officially opened this the Boston Tea Party is well chests thrown overboard in cents. Special group rates and douse with white wine, cover of the waterway between for a look at Vreta Abbey, a airline insists that the meat and poach for 10 minutes. In the YALE N.J. He will undergo 10 weeks summer. It is a permanent known not only throughout the 1773. tours can be arranged by always be in the center of the Stockholm and Gothen- 12th century burial place of of basic training and par­ historical and educational nation, but around the world. meantime, prepare sauce. burg/Goteborg. Swedish kings. From Berg the TYPEWRITER SERVICE One of the Smallest Survivors calling the Boston Tea Party tray, with the potatoes on the ticipate in training exercises exhibit developed in conjunc­ “We felt it was essential,” she The Boston Tea Party Ship & Ship & Museum at (617) 338- Saute onions and green peppers On a leisurely three-day boat crosses Lake Boren, 41 PURNELL PLACE Museum is open every day from left and the second vegetable on in butter for 3 minutes, add and a physical fitness program SCHERTZ, Tex. (UPI) - Credit Courses tion with the 200th anniversary said, “that Boston have some 1773. cruise between Sweden’s two rimmed with pine and birch and MANCHESTER whimpered slightly and nuzzled fortunate to be in an area with the right. There can be no sliced tomatoes, chile powder at the center. He is a graduate Tasha LaShay Hudson, irritable of the Boston Tea Party and form of permanent exhibit to largest cities, the voyager is farms with white-edged barns 649-498« closer to her mother’s bosom. so many hospitals.” variation. One wants grated — season with salt and pepper. of Rockville High School. from a morning vaccination, Modern Dance Physical Education 120 - was the first project to receive dramatize the city’s most taken through great lakes, of deep Swedish red. Then she let out a howl that Doctors said the operation to cheese on noodles, another Simmer for 10 minutes. Place brought a smile to the face of Lettering and Sign Painting Recreational Leadership formal accreditation from the famous historical event.” refuses to have it added. Just on sinuous canals and a series of 65 A rewarding second day port- close a fetal channel connecting Applied Music fish on hot serving dish, cover locks which raise the cozy little her mother, Olivian Hudson. the aorta with the pulmonary Real Estate Principles and Practices Office of the Boston Bicenten­ The focus of the exhibit is the Use Travel $$ Wisely which item the parsley is of-call is Vadstena, home of St. Plano Performance Course Brig Beaver II, a full-size entirely with Spanish sauce. vessels to a height of over 300 Bridget who, in the 14th cen­ “She was one of the smallest artery of the infant’s heart was Real Estate Residential Appraisal nial (Boston 200). The exhibit sprinkled is also determine on Psychology of Aging Problems In Real Estate Brockerages working replica of one of the Place over each portion of fish, feet above sea level. Of the en­ tury, opened the world's first in the world to survive,” Mrs. successful and tiny Tasha — has also been officially Even a smart shopper an individual basis. r Sociology of Aging Veterinary Technical Assisting I three ships involved in the pass. Many American tour­ a thin slice of Mozzarella tire route, only about one-third coeducational monastic order. Hudson said. now weighing a little more than recognized by the American can become confused about ists arrange to buy cars Institutional Care of Aging Emergency Medical Technology I Boston Tea Party of Dec. 16, Travelers may be glad to cheese. Place in the oven just is artificial but that one-third From forest-ringed Lake 8 pounds — can lead a normal Revolution Bicentennial Ad­ what (and how) to buy on a abroad, travel in them and Independent Study on Aging know that if they are on a diet, long enough to melt cheese. was dug by hand with ironshod Vattern, loveliest of Sweden’s Tasha weighs a little more life. Speed Reading and Comprehension ministration (ARBA). 1773. The Beaver II, a 112-foot trip to foreign places, so bring them home. prefer Kosher food, or have any Serve preferably with saffron wooden spades. Opened in 1832, larger lakes, the boat enters the than 8 pounds in the fifth month “From what I can see, she’s In Vernon By Corraspondanca Paul H. Dunn, president of brigantine, was constructed in these suggestions could be­ Get accommodating ac­ Denmark and sailed from food restrictions, they can still rice. Makes 6 servings. (unfortunately Nobel would not “Rock Canal," a passage so of her life. When she was born about normal,” Mrs. Hudson, Introduction to Anthropology Introduction to Anthropology the Boston Tea Party Ship & come a real bargain when commodations that give you England to Boston with a cargo you try to buy a bargain discover dynamite for another narrow that it seems impossi­ March 15, she weighed 20 29, said. “She’s keeping us up at Introduction to Composition Introduction to Economics Museum, commented that the of tea consigned to Salada abroad. 25 years), it took several thou­ ble that some of the white paint ounces — l ‘/4 pounds. night. She tends to let us know General Psychology United States History I exhibit “recreates the at­ Svrim Now Foods during the summer of Go off-season. Europe in sand workers 22 years of 12- ' of the hull will not be left on its WE HAVE IN-GROUND POOLS FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Mrs. Judson talks proudly of when she’s hungry. She’s got On Saturdays Introductory Calculus mosphere and events of the 1973. She is now permanently the winter, the Caribbean hour work days to complete this granite banks. her daughter, who now is able her nights and days mixed up. Data Processing Introduction to the Study of Society Boston Tea Party in a way that Around TheWorld is both exciting and meaningful. moored at the official Tea Par­ in the summer, can save national monument to Swedish to eat regular baby food and “Right now she’s small. A lit­ Elements of Modern Math Marriage and the Family For further information on ty site at the Congress Street you several-hundred dollars. engineering skill. drink her mother’s milk. tle later, you won’t be able to Introduction to Oceanography On Talavislon As soon as the visitor steps into cials expect India to attract Gota Canal trips, contact the Bridge in the Fort Point In addition, waiters, sales­ TAIWAN’S LURE Though the Canal was built tell the difference (between Introduction to Study of Society Developmental Psychology the museum complex, he is im­ men, and others aren’t as an estimated 800,000 tourists Scandinavian National Tourist Tasha, the subject of an up­ Channel. The Brig Beaver II TAIPEI (UPI) - The total primarily^ for industrial use, COME COME Tasha and other children the Effective Speaking The Role of Black American In mersed in the drama of this rushed and can give you and earn about $178 million Offices, 505 Fifth Ave., New coming Army Medical Journal was the scene of the 200th An­ number of foreign tourists today thousands of tourists visit same age). As far as we know, American Social Development pivotal event In our nation’s better service. in foreign exchange. York, N.Y., 10017 or 3600 PREPARED article by one of the doctors niversary Re-enactment of the visiting Taiwan during the Sweden each year specifically PREPARED they think she has a chance of history.” Dunn is the founder Visit the native markets. Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, who helped save her life, was Boston Tea Party on Dec. 16, first six months of 1974 was to takd the relaxing, three-day becoming a whole, normal in­ and director of the Boston To haggle: start at a price a the most for your money. Calif., 90010. TO TO given little chance to live at 1973, the first event of the little lower than the one 440,523, an increase of 20.5 sightseeing dawdle through a dividual.” Seaport Museum, director of For example, American birth. the Historic Ships Trust and nation’s bicentennial. The ship you want to pay—then go percent over the same period cross section of central SWIM SWIM standard rooms; American, last year, the tourism bureau TOURIST BENEFITS Not only was she Vk months president of Paul H. Dybb is currently being restored to up at least once as the mer­ local, and continental cui­ LONDON (UPI) - Tourists Sweden. Passengers may begin said. premature — she had been Mrs. Hudson, a native of West Non-Credit Courses Associates, which conducts in­ show a typical 18th century chant comes down. sine; phones; television; tem­ will benefit from a two per the trip from either Stockholm expected to arrive, about June Hollywood, Fla., whose hus­ spections of marine crafts. cookhouse, crew’s quarters and Ship gifts worth under perature-control; carpeting; Despite the suspension of or Gothenburg/Goteborg. Set­ plane services between cent reduction in the Value 28 — but Tasha had to undergo band comes from Jacksonville, Astrology I Pesticides and Their Uses captain’s cabin. $10 home to your friends swimming pools; free ad­ Added Tax, from 10 per cent ting out from Stockholm, the open chest surgery the first few Fla., said she selected the name Astrology II Beginning Bridge The adjacent museum, made in packages marked “Gift vance reservations; baby-sit­ Japan and Taiwan, Japanese boat cruises through the Item—Value under $10.” ters; doctors and dentists on still topped the tourist list to 8 per cent, announced by critical days of her life. Tasha, shortened from the Rus­ Introduction to Expanding Intermediate Bridge possible by a grant from Salada the British government. The SAVE TIMEH Find out the best buy in call; baby beds; free parking with 388,023. 9 Different Styles To Choose From Col. 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Aug. 16, 1974- PAGE ELEVEN Herald Angle Crockett’s, Crispino’s, Bob Murphy Loves Hartford, By Earl Yost I Sports Editor Glen Softball Winners Advancing via victories last night in the annual Town Shares Early Lead in GHO Terry Nolan, Ray Jenack and Don Davis led the Vets Slow Pitch Softball Tournament were entries bearing the who bowed out of play at Fitzgerald. _Vf- names of Crockett Agency, Crispino’s Surpremes and Glen Two games proved to much for Wilson Electric at WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — Bob Murphy, fim-loving tour veteran, loves Just one stroke in back of Murphy and Stockton stands tour rookie Eddie Construction. Robertson. The Electrmen drubbed Telephone, 14-6, in the to play golf in Hartford. Pearce and veteran Bruce Devlin, who both carded under-par 66s. Two games are slated tonight at Charter Oak Park with first game but fell victim to Glen in the nightcap, 18-6. t 4’, “The Good Lord must have been a Hartford Jaycee,” cracked Murphy, Two strokes behind the leaders was a quartet of players, headed by the ISotes from the Black Book Crispino’s paired against Glen at 6:15 with the winner Pacing the solid 21-hit offense in the Wilson win was who last won in 1970. “I seem to get help here.” Diminutive Mike Cooney will be shooting for the gaining the right to face Crockett at 7:30. Kevin Kelley with four bingles. Ralph Bernard!, Mike tour s second leading money winner, Hubert Green. Joining Green in the Murphy and Dave Stockton fired identical rounds of 32-33-65 ’Thursday to| group at 67 were George Johnson, Jerry McGee and Don Bliss. National Insurance Youth Golf Classic crown starting ■ Crockett’s topped Pero’s at Fitzgerald Field by a 7-1 Scanlon and Rick Forde contributed three each and Bob snare the first day lead of the $200,000 Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Saturday at the Alpine Country Club in Cranston, R.I. One count with a strong 15-hit attack. Bob Ferron and Carl Segal slammed a homer. Lee Trevino, still smiling after his major championship victory at the Open at the Wethersfield Country Club. PGA, leads a group of 14 who shot 3-under-par 68s. hundred and 50 junior golfers from Maine to California will Ogren each blasted three base hits and John Odell added Gene Gale’s three hits led the Phonemen who also Murphy, who left the our for nearly four months while recovering from compete. The top 60 scorers will move into 36-hole play two singles as did Greg Johnston and Ben Grzyb. Trevino, despite bogeying two of the last three holes, said he had played received two hits off the bat of Paul McNamara. an operation on his left thumb, was “very, very happy” with his opening “very well.” Monday and Tuesday with 20 touring PGA pros in each of Best in defeat was Jeff Rea with two of his club’s eight The nightcap was a different story as Wilson was held to round. “Except for the finish and one three-putt green, I was very pleased,” he 20 foursomes...Former Manchester High football player, blows. 11 hits while Glen collected 24 in the rout. “The crowds like me,” smiled Murphy, who has not won a PGA tourna­ .John Duffy, is one of 17 lettermen slated to report to pre­ Crispino’s made the most of 17 base hits in trimming the said. “I hit my pitching wedge extremely well. That was the reason for Big sticks for Glen were yielded by Marsh Potter who ment since his GHO victory here four years ago. ‘"They clap their hands. most of my six birdies.” season drills Aug. 30 at the University of Pennsylvania. MCC Vets, 15-5, thanks to two big frames, a five-run third was a perfect five-for-five and Mike and Jim Mistretta They scream. The fans really egg me on. Essentially, we’re all showoffs In the logjam at 68 with Trevino were past champion Bob Goalby, J.C. Duffy is a defensive end and lettered in two previous varsi­ and a seven-run fourth. with three hits each. Mike Malone was a three-hitter for out there on the course, and it’s fun to show off in front of people who like Snead, Grier Jones, Butch Baird, Don Iverson, Larry Nelson, John ty campaigns...Tina Mikolowsky, chairman of the Junior Bruce Tracy led the Supremes with three hits, one an in- Wilson with Tom Ferlazo adding a pair. ■it:. you.” Golf Program at the Manchester Country Club, has seen side-the-park homer. Gordie McCombe singled twice and Schroeder, John Lister, Albert Salinas, Andy North, Dwight Nevil, John Play is slated to end Monday night at Fitzgerald Field Murphy had six birdies and no bogeys as his short iron game was on Mahaffey and Bob Wynn. her handicap drop from 24 at the start of last year to 15 doubled once, John Riccio added three singles and Fred with the two survivors meeting for the championship. target. The longest putt of his round was a six-footer. Gary Player, co-favorite with Trevino, shot a 69, and echoed the sen­ with an 84 her best score this season...Have you noticed Gliha, Dave Hassett and Gene Ricco each came up with Stockton, who matched Murphy’s 6-under-par total over the 6,583-yard that no one is criticizing Manager Bill Virdon of the New two base hits. Barry Sheckley Clocks Runners timents of most of the pros when he said, “The greens here are as good as par 71 course, dropped five putts of 15 feet and over for birdies, and saved any I’ve ever seen. York Yankees any more for installing Elliott Maddox in par twice with putts of 10 feet. centerfield and moving Bobby Murcer to rightfield. Mad­ Major League Baseball Gay Brewer, Bert Yancey, Ray Fioyd and recent Pleasant Valley titlist “This is as good as I’ve putted all year,” he said. Victor Regalado were in the group at 69. dox is the classiest man at the position since the hey-day of STIMHNCS Of the 144 starters,89 matched or bettered par during the first round. Joe DiMaggio...There has been little interest exhibited in A flock of veterans, including Gene Littler, Bruce Crampton, Ken Still, Defending champion Billy Casper, who won with a 20-under-par total a Mason Rudolph and Phil Rodgers, were in the huge crowd at 70. Saturday’s NFL exhibition football game at Yale between American League National League year ago, finished with a 73, placing him far back in the pack and in the crossstown New York rival Jets and Giants.The guess 'The 72-hole event, with a top prize of $40,000, conciudes Sunday. Most of Perry Regains danger of missing the cut. Last year, the cutoff point after two rounds was the tour’s top pros are competing here, with Jack Nicklaus, Arnold here is that 25,000 will be the attendance, a drop off of VAST EAST 2 under. nearly 70 per cent of past turnouts at the huge New Haven W L Pet GB W L Pet GB I Palmer, Tom Weiskopf and Johnny Miller the notable exceptions. concrete saucer...Stuntman Ken Carter, who suffered a Boston 64 53 .547 St. Louis 62 57 .521 irr Cleveland 59 55 .518 SVa broken leg when he failed to clear 12 pickup trucks July 27 Philadelphia 60 58 .508 I'A Pro Football Roundup Baltimore 59 58 .504 5 Pittsburgh 59 59 .500 2Va Winning Touch at Stafford Speedway, will be back for another try Aug. 24 New York 57 59 .491 6Vz Montreal 55 60 .478 5 as part of the regular stock car show. Milwaukee 56 62 .475 8Ms New York 51 63 .447 8V2 Settlement Detroit 55 63 .466 9V2 Chieago 48 67 .417 12 NEW YORK (UPI) — Gaylord Perry is back in the win Balls *n Strikes WEST WEST Bicycle-Riding Dfeipsic Tennis Player Coaches Surprised column—with the help of a relief pitcher who can’t win for Still Sought George Fister is the latest front office man in the New W L Pet GB W L Pet GB Living just a short distance from the Neipsic Tennis Club, Stu Jennings peddles York Yankee organization to leave. The former player, Oakland 69 50 .580 Los Angeles 75 43 .636 losing. ( ^ bark and forth from his home lb the courts. Jennings has heen a consistent winner Perry, who had lost six straight ^m es since his near In Dispute coach and manager has moved into Commissioner Bowie Kansas City 62 54 .534 5Vz Cineinnati 71 48 .597 4Vz in men s singles and doubles and mixed doubles competition during the past five Veterans in Shape Chieago 59 58 .504 9 American League record string of 15 straight victories Kuhn's office as a staff assistant to Administrator Johnny Atlanta 63 54 538 11% years. Texas 60 60 .500 9% Houston 59 58 .504 15% ended on July 3, gained his 16th win Thursday night when Johnson, another former Yankee employee...The Red Sox NEW YORK (UPI) The first National Football League Minnesota 58 61 .487 11 San Franeiseo54 65 .454 21% the Cleveland Indians defeated the Minnesota Twins 4-2. pre-season weekend this season with veterans available WASHINGTON (UPI) - have announced plans to add 2,000 roof top seats which California 47 72 .395 22 Bargaining sessions to end the San Diego 47 72 .395 28% The victory moved the Indians to within 3% games of the for duty begins in Detroit tonight and coaches are hoping would boost the Fenway Park capacity to 35,000. City TliiirHiluy'H KfHuIlH TliiirHcluy’s Results idle Boston Red Sox in the American League’s Eastern prolonged pro football dispute engineers must make a study of the structure before the Baltimore 2, Chieago 1 to have a lot of questions answered. Chieago 5, Houston 3 Division. reached a critical stage t^ay Cleveland 4, Minnesota 2 The Oakland Raijders take on the Lions in tonight’s only which could head in either goahead signal will be given...Hall-of-Famer Whitey Ford Perry, 16-7, allowed five hits in seven innings but was of the New York Yankees and golfer Arnold Palmer have Tunight'H GuinrM Today’s Games Jennings, Bailey game while eight games are scheduled for Saturday, three direction—a resumed player relieved by Tom Buskey after walking Steve Braun to open sold their trotter. Spitfire Hanover, for $3,700. The horse Chieago (Bahnsen 10-13 and San Diego (Freisleben 8-6) at for Sunday and one Monday night. strike within two weeks or the eighth. had won $93,000 for the two athletes...Attendance has been L. Allen 0-2) at New York (Dob­ Chieago (Kremmel 0-1) The big questions the coaches will look to have answered settlement in a matter of days. son 10-14 and Tidrow 9-9) Buskey, acquired in the controversial multi-player deal reported on the upward trend at eight of the 12 National Philadelphia (Carlton 14-8) at are just what kind of shape the veterans are in after more Texas (Bibby 16-14) at with the New York Yankees June 15, has pitch ^ extreme­ Representatives of the NFL League parks as compared to a year ago while only two Atlanta (P. Niekro 13-9), N than 40 days of striking and how rookies'who have played Cleveland (J. Perry 12-8) Houston (Griffin 12-5) at ly well for the Indians but has an 04 won-lost record. ’The Open Division - Steve Gates Players Association and the American League cities report the baseball fans have been the first two or three pre-season games will react when owners' Management Council Minnesota (Hands 4-4) at Montreal (Rogers 12-14), N 6-foot-2, 210-pound right-hander set down all six batters he Neipsic Champs facing experienced players. coming in at a greater clip than in 1973...Sandy Koufax, reconvened at 10 a.m. EDT Boston (Mariehal 5-1) New York (Koosman 11-8) at faced to preserve Perry’s victory and received credit for who took part in the Pro-Celebrity Pro Am golf tourney at Most coaches have expressed surprise at how well- with federal mediators. Kansas City (Dal Canton 7-5) Cineinnati (Norman 10-11), N his 13th save. the GHO in Wethersfield last Wednesday is living in East at Baltimore (Grimsley 13-10) conditioned their veterans came in after the strike, which Los Angeles (Sutton 10-8) at ’The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox, Capturing top honors at Holden, Maine...Figure Filbert Department: One would D etroit (Lolieh 13-14) at Results were: Henry Cochrane 6-0, 6-1, Kahn won is in the fourth day of a two-week cooling off period the Participants were non­ Pittsburgh (Ellis 8-8), N 2-1 in the other American League game and the (Chicago the Neipsic Tennis Tourna­ have to go back more than 50 years to find when the New Oakland (Hunter 17-9) San Franeisco (D’Aequisto 9- Kalman-Ron Formeister by default over Murano; Players Assocition hopes will facilitate bargaining for a committal as to whether a Cubs beat the Houston Astros 5-3 in a National League ment were Dzintra Bailey in York Yankes Yankees lost an entire seven-game series in Milwaukee (Wright 8-17) at 10) at St. Louis (Gibson 6-10), N (New.) def. Ted Bailey-John Warren def. Boser 6-1, 6-3; new contract. Only play under game conditions can answer two-week-strike-ending “cooling game. No other games were played in the majors Women’s Singles, Stu Jen­ o f f period initiated by the un­ a visiting park as the club did this season in Boston. California (Ryan 15-12) Harper 6-2, 6-3; Ben Ford- Spencer def. Rubins 6-1,6-1; the question about the rookies and that will come this Saturday's Games Thursday. nings the Men’s Singles, and ion would be productive. Minnesota turned the trick in a six-game set in 1968 in the Saturday's Games Bill Clark (N) def. Ken Pastel def. Kahn 6-1, 6-1; weekend. Texas at Cleveland Buskey, who has made 34 appearances for the Indians Dave Warren in the Men’s B Twin Cities...Sparky Lyle has been no problem for the Red Cineinnati at New York Husmer-Bob Detore 6-3,6-2; Warren def. Spencer 6-7,7-5, Saturday the New York Jets meet New York Giants at Meanwhile, all but a handful Chieago at New York and probably is the best pitcher in the majors without a Division. Sox. The ace of the Yankee relief corps can show just a 1-5 San Franeiseo at Chieago Harvey Peltor-Dave Zelie 6-4; Warren def. Pastel 6-3, New Haven. Conn., in a day game while at night, of striking players were back in Minnesota at Boston San Diego at Pittsburgh, N victory this season, got an extra run in the eighth on a dou­ Mrs. Bailey won the (New.) def. Jack Davis- Baltimore plays Cleveland at Tampa, Fla., Cincinnati is at won-lost lifetime record against his old club. Detroit at Oakland 3-6, 7-5. training camp and ready to Atlanta at Philadelphia, N ble by George Hendrick, a hit batter, a sacrifice by John women’s crown by downing Steve Hadge 1-6, 6-4, 6-3. Atlanta, Houston at Dallas, Kansas City at Los Angeles, (VPl photo) Kansas City at Baltimore swing into action in the third Los Angeles at St. Louis, Ellis and a sacrifice fly by Torti McCraw. Mary Catherine Murano 6-2, Women: Hilary Demarest- week of the NFL’s pre-season Milwaukee at California Club Tournament Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, St. Louis at San Diego and Co-Leader Birdies 16th Hole Montreal at Houston, N The Indians staked Perry to a 1-0 lead in the third but 64 while Jennings won his Dzintra Bailey (N) def. Joan Men's Singles Chicago at Green Bay. Boh Murphy Watches Putt Head for Cup schedule beginning tonight. Tony Oliva’s 11th homer of the season tied the score in the title by topping Jim Moulton LeBlanc-Ann Suydan 6-2, 6- Denver is at San Francisco Sunday afternoon while New Greg Macko def. Allan Kravltz 6-2,6-0; At the Labor Department in NEW LONDON - WTFD Basketball fourth. Frank Duffy’s two-run single in the sixth inning 7-5, 6-0. Warren bested 2; Marti Parliman-Millie Steve Madge def. Carson Manchester 8-2, Orleans is at New England and Buffalo at Washington at Harvey Pastel 6-3, 3-6,7-5 to 6-3; Bill Clark def. Eric Spencer 6-1,6-3; Washington, the two sides con­ Moriarty^s Alive gave the Indians a 3-1 lead and eventually turned out to be Lucek (N) def. Del Farrelly- Bill Dow def. Steve Hirschfeld 6-4, 6-1; night and the Super Bowl clubs— Miami and ferred with James Scearce, SPEEOBOWL nail down the B title. George Boser def. Terry Capshaw 6-4,6- the decisive blow of the game. Nancy Davidson 1-6,6-2,6-3; 0; Hay Easterbrook def. Mort Miller 6-0, Minnesota—meet in Florida Monday night on national Student Tennis Tourney deputy director of the Federal Mike Cuellar gained his 14th victory for the Orioles with In action in the Greater 6-0; Mark Dalton def. Ben Ford 7-6,6-7,6- RT. 85 WTFD - Exit 77 SENIOR II Sue Hadge-Julia Britnell television. Mediation and Conciliation Ser­ Conn. Tpko. In Twi Playoffs the help of homers by Earl Williams and Paul Blair. Hartford OutdoTir Summer (N) def. Maryann Detore- 4; John Dalton def. Don Toney 6-1, 6-3; In news from the camps Friday, the Denver Broncos an­ vice for four hours Friday. / Jim LeSure def. Harvey Pastel 7-6, 6-3; League, Neipsic men bowed Sue Gebo 6-3, 6-1. John Harper def. Tom Warren 6-0, 6-1; Starts Next Wednesday Scearce presided in the absence ANNUAL Dead D Bears 53 (Jaek Hull Williams hit his ninth homer with one out in the fourth and nounced that veteran wide receiver Gene Washington will Scoring three runs in two frames and four times in Dave Warren def, Dave Kaplan 6-3, 6-4; of director W. J. Usery Jr., who 12, Steve DiBattisto 12), Blair hit his 13th in the fifth. The White Sox scored their to Newington, 2-1, while the Pastel def. Larry Syl Murano def. Emil Lucek 6-3,6-2; Jim undergo surgery for a torn cartilage in his ankle and will starting Wednesday will be ticipants should report to tne POWDER PUFF DERBY another, Moriarty Brothers remained alive in the double persuaded the players' associa­ Highland Park 38 ( Mike Geof- run of Cuellar, 13-9, in the seventh when Ron Santo and women were victorious, 3-0. Moulton def. Ed Dalton 6-1, 6-3. SKond miss the season. Broncos Coach John Ralston was pleased the second annual Student Ten­ upper courts at their respective elimination Hartford Twilight Baseball League playoffs round: Jennings def. Macks 6-1, 6-0; tion to lift the 44-day-old strike fry 15) Brian Downing walked and Buddy Bradford singled. Jim Hadge def. Groobert 6-1, 6-3; Clark won with, his veterans’ performance as he opened drill. nis Tournament at Manchester' times. Plus last night by trimming East Hartford, 104. this week as a “good faith” Three J ’s 43 ( Tim Allen 11, Kaat suffered his 10th loss against 13 wins for the White by default over Dow; Easterbrook def. “I was skeptical they wouldn’t come in from the strike in High’s tennis courts. Both upper and lower courts Full Program of Calling upon ace righthander John Serafine, the MB’s Boser 6-3,7-5; M.Dalton def. J.Dalton 6-0,6- gesture. Bob Whitesell 8), Cagers (Mike Sox. Sox Glad to Be Home 0; Harper def. LeSure 6-2, 6-0; Murano real good shape,” said Ralston. “ When they work out un­ will be reserved for tournament supported his eight-hit pitching with a solid nine-hit attack. Fifty local students have Maloney 19)^ def. Warren 6-4,6-0; Moulton def. Bailey der their own guidance, you wonder. But overall, I was entered the competition which play and not available to the However, the players Paul Barerrta, Bill Crowley and Jim Cullen swung the big 6-2, 6-3; Third round: Jennings del. public. After Long Road Trip Hadge 6-2, 6-1; Easterbrook def. Clark very surprised with the excellent condition our men is divided into three brackets: reserved their right to walk out STOCK CAR bats. The latter homered in the last inning with Crowley High School Division • Pat Brand 6-4, 6-3; Dalton def. Harper 6-4, 2-6,6-3 The first round will be con­ JUNIOR Patriots Changes Moulton def. Murano 6-1, 6-2. Semis reported in. We’re not going to have to lose any time on grades 4-6, grades 7-9 and of camp when the truce ends if Rinky Dinks 46 ( Mikolowsky driving in three runs with a pair of hits. ducted Wednesday with the Sports Dial AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) - BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston Petrocelii and Rick Burleson — Jennings def. Easterbrook 6-2, 6-2. conditioning.” grades 10 through college. Male no contract settlement is 16, Gardner 10, Wyman 8 ), Serafini fanned 11 and was in trouble only when he was Moulton def. Dalton 7-5, 6-0. Finals: Jen­ and female singles, doubles and semifinals Thursday and the reached. Such a move would oc­ The New England Patriots have Red Sox may need ushers to the club’s .300-plus batters — nings def. Moulton 6-2, 6-0. RACING Sabers 36 (Pillard 13, Plante 11) wild. finals Friday. Trophies will be TONIGHT placed reserve quarterback direct them to the field tonight had just five hits in their last 67 Men's B Division mixed doubles will be played. cur only less than a month prior Sat. Night 8P.M Cekts won by forfeit over Monday night the MB’s are paired against the loser of Slow-Pitch Tournament awarded at the conclusion of to the opening of the regular 8:25 Red Sox vs. Twins, Brian Dowling on waivers. when they face the Minnesota at-bats for a collective .075 Larry Cochrane def, Ed Dalton 6-0, 7- The elementary division ADULTS $3.50 St.James. Friday’s matches. Summer Ac­ 6-12 90c tonight’s clash between Bristol and Hartford Insurance. Dowling, a former standout at Twins in the first of nine games average. 5; Harvey Pastel def. Steve Hirschfeld 6- begins Wednesday morning at 9 NFL season and could create WTIC 4,6-1; Cochrane def. Tom Warren 6^1,6- tivities in Manchester (SAM) Taking advantage of Ray DeMaio’s wildness, the MB’s 8:23 Yanks vs. While Sox, Yale and two year backup to at Fenway Park. The question, which many are at the high school at 1 and the consternation among the ranks 2; Syl Murano def. Allan Kravltz 6-0,64) For Women on Saturday and the Manchester Board of of the coaches. jumped to a 3-0 margin in the second frame. Gene John­ WINF Jim Plunkett with the Patriots, “It seems like a month, asking and which General Dave Kahn def. Ralph McGuire 62, 7-6 upper division at 6. All par­ Realtors are co-sponsors. t/asa MANeHMTaa etH raa son’s single and three straight walks accounted for one run already had signed a contract maybe more, since we left Manager Johnson and Dick George Boser def. Dick Murphy 6-3, 6-0 7 SATURDAY Dave Warren def. Jack Goldbergrg 6-3,63 6 Seventeen teams have M R K IN 9 and an infield boot led two more tallies. Walks again ig­ with the New York Stars of the Boston,” said Red Sox Manager O’Connell were to discuss Bill...... Knightdef, def. ‘Carl Anderson 4^, 6 - 1 ,6 Bayer’s, Someplace Else and A -1 1:30 (24) Pro Tennis: World Football League and had Darrell Johnson of his team’s today, was: 4; Dick Murphy def, Emil Lucek 6-4, 4-6, entered the third annual Police- Moriarty’s. nited the fifth run local uprising with Mike McDonald and 6-1; Phil Rufinsdef. Knight 61,6-4; Eric Rec Women’s Softball Tourna­ Canadian Open planned to jump after this 12-day tour of New York, Will the Red Sox call up Jim Spencer def. Mort Miller 60, 6-1. Six of the clubs are from I Crowley delivering hits around two walks and an error. 2:00 (18) While Sox vs. ment which starts Saturday town, Groman’s, WINF the The losers tallied once in the third and fifth frames and season. The Patriots also an­ Milwaukee, California and Rice from Pawtucket to juice Yanks, WINF nounced that tackle Jim Callier Oakland. up the offense? Women’s Singles noon at Fitzgerald Field. Feline League champs, Scruse, made it 6-4 with a pair of runs in the sixth before the final Mmehehieh LUMBER^ 2:00 Red Sox vs. Twins, had been sold to the Chicago But Boston weathered the “It certainly is a possibility,” Millie Lucek def. Pat Dow 6-3, 61; Six games are set Saturday B&J, Roosevelt Mills and ICT7 FAC6 MB four-run uprising in the seventh which salted away the WTIC Bonnie McGuire won by default over Jan and eight Sunday in the double Moriarty’s. Bears. dragged out journey with seven said Johnson. "But the problem Warren; Linnea Everett def. Betty And decision and eliminated the losers. 2:15 (22,30) Dodgers vs. wins and six losses, picking up is not adding him but subtract­ Capshaw 61, 62; Jan McMillen def. elimination after the first The Socialites placed second Ron ^ Krough’s hit, a boot and hits by Crowley and Pirales 2-% games en route to lead the ing someone else.” Jackie Spencer 62t4|-l; Annette Duke round. to Groman’s for the State ASA IT! 4:.30 (3) Golf: GHO def. Bernice Spencer 61, 6-0; Sue Hadge Groman’s are the defending crown. JUST ARRIVED Cullen’s homer with one on sealed the verdict. American League East by four The Sox most likely would def. Cherie Dow 6-4, 6-2; Dzintra Bailey 5:00 (8) Wide World of games when they reached send right hander Dick Pole, def. Lucek 60,6-0; Everett def. McGuire champs. Other entrants are the Games Saturday are listed at Sporls: Gymnaslies, Bristol Wins 61, 62; Duke def. McMillen 63, 3-6, 64, New Haven Socialites, WINF, noon, 1:30, 3, 4:30, 6 and 7:30 NEW USED home. who’s been up and down more Murano def. Hadge 61, 61; Bailey def. Fogarty^s Prevail volleyhall MANCHESTER, N.H. (UPI) “It was a successful trip and times than a yo-yo, back to Everett 62,6-4; Murano def. Duke 6 1 ,6 Italian Club, Garzenhaus, B&J and Sunday at 10,11:30, 2:30, 4, Fogarty’s (jounced Lathrop 9:00(22,30) NFL: Bengals — Bristol, Conn., and Warwick we come home damn pleased,” Pawtucket to make room for 3; Finals: Bailey def. Murano 62, 6-4. Auto, Roosevelt Mills, DeMaio 5:30 and 7. vs. Falrons Next match for Neipsic is the Women' Paving, Plymouth Keds, STOCKADE Insurance of Bolton last night in R.I., remain the only two un­ said the rookie manager. Rice. But if the management Social Doubles against Tumblebrook Winners will advance into ac­ Monday and a league match Tuesday Scruse, Montif’s, Skamrocks, BICYCLES the East Windsor Softball Tour­ SUNDAY defeated teams as second round Johnson also felt Boston’s decides the offense will pick up tion the following weekend at I nament, 23-3. The Oilers were action of the New England against Glenbrook. Coventry, Canada Dry, the Charter Oak diamond. LARGEST SELECTION OF 1:00 (3) Tennis: Richey weak hitting would be enlivened by itself. Rice may be kept in NE\W BICYCLES IN THE led by Rick Marsh, A1 Rodonis, vs. Nastase Regional American Legion by the sight of chummy Fenway Pawtucket until Sept. 1 when FENCING. VERNON AREA Bob Valk, Pete Burnett and Jim 1:30 (24) Pro Tennis: baseball tournament continued and its nearby left field wall. the major league roster can be Professionally Assembled Flaherty with three hits each. Canadian Open Thursday at Gill Stadium. Carl Yastrzemski, Rico increased from 25 to 40 players. Marsh, Rodonis and Burnett all The Connecticut champions 2:00 (3) Sporls Spec- Women^s Division • Ruth Veal homered. Bob Goehring hurled lacular: World Cup soccer, sent first-round winner a seven-hitter. diving Manchester into the loser’s 6’ High so 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. bracket with a 19-1 pounding $ 2 2 MARSHFIELD, Mass. (UPI) Twins, WTIC while the Rhode Island club 8’ Wide — Bobby Knight, head basket­ 2:00 (18) Yanks vs. While beat Portland, Maine, 6-3. ball coach at Indiana, has Sox, WINF Cash and Carry joined the staff at Red Auer­ 3:00 (8) Pro Tennis I bach’s Basketball School here. 4:00 (3) Golf; GHO Huard Appointed m Knight coached Indiana to the 5:00 (8) Women’s Golf noTHinc 1973 NCAA semifinals. ORONO, Maine (U P I)-John I POST ROAD PLAZA Huard, a former linebacker MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 with the Denver Broncos and WORK/ UK6 2-Hole Round Rail VER N O N , CONN. 172-3159 In the Interest of Ecology... i WE STILL ACCEPT NEWSPAPER the New England Patriots, has NASCAR MODIFIEDS SAVEYOURTKKET. been named offensive line UlflOT RD/ *5.75 EXPERT REPAIRS AND PAY .OIC ONE CENT PER POUNDI coach for the University of Saturday Night 8d)0P.M. If your Lottery ticket doesn’t win on Thursday, ON BICYCLES Maine football team. Huard is a don’t throw it away! Cash it in for $50 this weekend M O N thru SAT To Civic Organisatloiw, Scouta, ChurchM and Fratcr- t :30A.M.Io*:NP.M. nitlsa — your right to colloot paper has not tMon atopp^. •1967 graduate of UMaine. playing LOTTO BINGO. OPEN TMURS a FRI EVENING TIL t Th* paper you sell to 08TRIN8KY la rocyclod back i (5heck your weekend newspaper or call 1-252-1212* •••SHARPENING*** Into newsprint. Th* paper that the Town of Manchester MONROE - MAX for the LOTTO BINGO winning numbers, given each ROTARY LAWN MOWER BLADES sells to a mill becomes boxboard, never again to be used Top Contenders day starting Saturday. as newsprint. . CRASS SHEARS BOSTON (UPI) - Check Tuesday’s paper for weekly recap of winning ALSO KNIVES. SCISSORS. ETC. It takes (17) seventeen normal size pulp trees to TROPHY NIGHT She licralh Massachusetts and defending BINGO numbers. Or see them post^ wherever you make one ton of newsprint. You will do more for ecology Wt keeer Ckine OerB* champion Connecticut figure to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING and get paid for your labor If you deliver your newspapers buy Connecticut Lottery tickets. 'm vitm MAMenarrmm o^ r t o y w A M ^ ALL BICYCLES 4 REPAIRS be the top contenders in Yankee I Conference football this year, ISkd GUARANTEED OSTRINSKY , (Herald photos by Dunn) *Call after 9:00 A.M. Charges apply. 255 CENTER STREET TRADE-INS ACCEPTED according to rival coaches, Stafford Motor Speedway PHONE 643-2711 Acaoit HIOM ML STUR g 731 PARKER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. i KEYS MADE while New Hampshire is tabbed Youth Division - Brad Jones j ROUTF (40. STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING Y O U R AD as the darkhorse. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Aug. 16. 1974

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 16, 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN Nature Walk Sunday Help Wanted NEWS CAPS 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted VERNON Sunday’s nature walk is open REAL ESTATE - Need for one to all age groups. The camp can eager salesperson for active The third in the series of ‘m be reached via Bolton Rd., local real estate office. programs, "An Afternoon at Hatch Hill Rd., Grier Rd., IVIass Transit Compromise Experience not necessary, will Camp Newhoca,” is scheduled tram. For confidential appoint­ m Cubles Dr., and Anchorage Rd. WASHINGTON (UPI) — House Democrats turned back OPPORTUNITIES for Sunday at 2 p.m. under the ment call Rick Merritt, 646- The gates will be open at 1 p.m. several attempts to limit a new six-year $20.4 billion mass sponsorship of the Vernon 1180. for those who wish to look transit aid bill Thursday. But they appear ready to com­ - - J.G. PENNEY p 4 li'-.k’j Recreation Commission. around before the walk starts. promise with President Ford and cut down ^ e dollar NURSES AIDES - Part-time, Wa era aecaptlng applleatlona lor tha followlno Camp Newhoca, situated at poaltlona In our Manchaatar Warahouaa; amount of the bill. ®he lieratd weekends only. Excellent Bolton Lake, was purchased by salary, good opportunity to earn ★ TELEPHONE SERVICE CLERK the town from Newington Ford told a group of county officials that the bill was In­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING some money on weekends. If ★ TYPIST K-'. Children’s Hospital. COMMENT flationary and he .would veto it unless it is trimmed. A desired, may schedule for an iSMILETOOAYi Sunday’s program will in­ White House spokesman has said he would approve it if occasional double. East Hart­ ★ TELEPHONE SALES*REPRESENTATIVE clude a nature walk over parts SESSION Republicans succeed in cutting it almost in half—to $11.2 ford Convalescent Home, 745 ★ INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK of the camp grounds. Various billion. Main Street, East Hartford. ★ MAJOR APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN types of plants and trees will be Democrats now are trying to compAmise at about $15 ★ HOME ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN identified. Also to be identified billion, but there Is no indication whether Ford would MALE - Full-time store clerk. A SMALL ENGINE TECHNICIAN ... Somaona will be various kinds of edible PHONE 643-2711 Apply in person. Closed ★ FURNITURE REFINISHER may hova taat you A ,A "No comment!” accept. Final action has been put off until Monday or ' 4 v iy.»i plants on the land. Wednesdays. Barrett Plumbing Apply In parson a happy odl That was the comment today Tuesday. Supply, 331 Broad Street, :.i»; The guest instructor will be FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Monday - Friday, 10-12,2-4 Mrs. Virginia Gingras, a by Manchester Director John Manchester. Tani, when asked about the member of the town’s Conser­ Help Wanted 13 J.C. PENNEY • 1-/^ ’,f1 vation Commission, and a comment session he manned INDEX NURSES AIDES - All shifts, experience preferred, excellent 300 Weal Farms Mall, Rt. 84, Exit 40, Farmington recently formed group called Thursday night. Train Wreak Kills 12 NOTICES ADVERTISING HELP WANTED - Concrete ADVERTISING starting salary, good fringe An nquil opportuntty •mploynr U/F The Friends of Valley Falls Tani said nobody appeared LUTTRE, Belgium (UPI) — A Brussels-bound train 1 — Loti and Found construction laborer, call 875- Happy 91st Birthday wJi. kV- during the 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. ses­ 2 — Porionalt DEADLINE 1103 after 6. benefits, paid lunch period, on Park. jumped the track Thursday night, slammed into a bridge 3 — Announcomonti bus line. East Hartford Con­ sion. 12:00 noon the day before RATES CHARLOTTE y > Y - ■■'W" The later group was formed over a canal, and burst into flarties, killing 12 persons and 4 - i Entertainment valescent Home, 745 Main Comment sessions are held 5 — Auctions publication. 1 d a y ...... 94 word per day BOOKKEEPING Assistant, CHELPANOF by several women who have injuring scores of passengers, railroad officials said. 3 d a y s ..... 84 word per day Street, East Hartford. ,-vr^n» by tlie Board of Directors on the Deadline for Saturday and filing clerk and typist, 8 a.m. - taken a strong interest in the FINANCIAL 6 d a y s ..... 74 word per day May you enjoy many| first Tuesday and third Police said most of the dead and injure were Belgians. Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. 4:30 p.m., excellent fringe READY TO EMBARK ON A CAREER? town-owned Valley Falls Park, 8 — Bonds-Slocka-Mortoages 26 d a y s ..... 64 word per day benefits, on bus line. East Hart­ more. | Thursday of each month — the Hospital spokesmen said 12 persons were killed. Another 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM BOOK BINDERY has opeining ?:•■/'.y.A as a potential nature center. 10 — InsurSifte, ford Convalescent Home, 745 for all around bindery help, A prominent local Insurance agency Is looking for Tuesday sessions in the morn­ 60 were injured. A railway spokesman said there were only PLEASE READ Happy Ads . .$1.75 Inch God Bless You Main Street, East Hartford. experience preferred. Good several ambitious and personable Individuals who ing, the Thursday sessions in about 100 persons in the eight-car train. E M P L O ^ E N T • 13 — Help Wanted benefits. Must be reliable. App­ are giving serious consideration to their future plans. The Salvation Army | MCC Will Offer the evening. They were in­ YOUR AD Mark Christie of Hartford breaks up a sister wrestling Hartford, during one of the recreation periods at the Inter­ 14 — Business Opportunities Classified ads are taken over FURNITURE Assemblers and ly Hartford Bindery, 2882 Main Corps Family | 15 — Situation Wanted Selling experience is not necessary but desire to sell Legal Assistant stituted in the spring of 1967. the phone as a convenlerice. Woodworking Machine Street. Hartford, 8-4:30. match between Anna, Elsie and Maria Negron, also of faith Day Camp. (Herald photo by Pinto) Is imperative. It you are seriously seeking an In­ The comment sessions are for Alma Subsides EDUCATION The Herald Is responsible lor Operators (saws, sanders, Program in Fall teresting career In the insurance field with a those Manchester residents MIAMI (UPI) — Alma, a killer tropical storm on 18 — Private Instructions only one Incorrect Insertion and borers, lathes, etc.) - Full or HOUSE CANVAS enumerators Dr. David P. Greenberg, who wish to file comments, 19 — Schools-Classes then only to the' size ol the part-time. Experience full or part time wanted for the reputable established agency please forward your Wednesday, subsided into mild squalls Thursday, and 20 — Instructions Wanted original Insertion. Errors which preferred. Apply Nap Brothers, ^ Happy 27th Birthday! associate professor of business complaints or suggestions on do not lessen the value ol the Manchester city directory, app­ qualifications to Box D, Manchester Herald. All hurricane watchers ended their vigil. REAL ESTATE 122 Naubuc Avenue, Glaston­ law and accounting at any subject in the board’s advertisement will not be cor­ ly Mr. Brennan, Price & Lee replies will be held In confidence. S ROUSKI-POOSKI I The National Hurricane Center announced Thursday 23 — Homes tor Sale bury, 633-7511. Company, Room 9, 164 East Interfaith Day Camp Ends Season Manchester Community jurisdiction. 24— Lots-Land lor Sale rected by an additional Inser­ Love ^ I College (MCC), will present a night that Alma, downgraded to a tropical depression 25 — Investment Property tion. Center Street, between 9-12 on­ paper, “Training the Legal 26 — Business Property FULL AND Part-time ly. An equal opportunity Sheryl | Happiness is many things to managed financially it it hadn’t trip, the children had a choice Mrs. Kitty Cataldo and Mrs. earlier in the day, had dissipated further and there would 27 — Resort Property mechanics, control-desk employer. Assistant,” at the 51st annual 28 — Real Estate Wanted DYNAMIC Personality - Per­ many people. To at least 75 been for the bus expense," she of three kinds of sandwiches, Paananen, kitchen. Ted Potocki be no further advisories on it unless it gains strength over Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Help Wanted 13 operator, will train. Apply in FIRST COOK meeting of the American son with enthusiasm and plea­ Manchester and Hartford said. macanpni salad, gelatin salad, helped out with everything in­ Jury Finds the Caribbean Sea today. MISC. SERVICES person. Holiday Lanes, 39 CUSTODIANS - Experienced, sant telephone voice for sales. Business Law Association to be 31 — Services Offered youngsters it has been the and all the punch and milk they cluding games. Miss Baker Alma’s 55 mile an hour winds abated to 30 miles an hour MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd PART-TIME work at home, on Spencer Street. p a rt-tim e ev e n in g s, Call 646-8160 Monday through We have an immediate Help Wanted 13 "The bus expense really held Aug. 17-21 at Bentley 32 — PalnlIng-PaperInB Interfaith Day Camp sponsored could drink. Each was also said. ‘Deep Throat’ Thursday, slowed by the mountains of Venezuela and 33 — Building-Contracting mortgages — interim financing the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Manchester. Call 643-5691 2-6 Friday 2-5. opening for a first cook by Manchester Area clobbered us,’’ she said, College in Waltham, Mass. 34 — RoofIng-SidIng SERVICE Station Attendant P.M. given a bag of candy to eat on Colombia as it passed over the northern tip of South — expeditious and confidential experienced in quantity Conference of Churches and explaining that the buses Mrs. Carr praised the efforts Dr. Greenberg proposed and 35 — Heating-Plumbing service, J.D. Real Estaze WAITRESS - Part-time, days. needed - Apply in person. Can- STORE WORK - Evenings, DEAN MACHINE the bus. Miss Baker said. Not Obscene ' America. 36 — Flooring ^ cooking, special diets and Church Women United at Con­ donated other years were not of the teen-age counselors and developed a legal assistant Assoc. 646-1980. Experienced preferred. Apply tone’s Exxon, 308 West Middle Mod in school, able climb 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storage Tpke., Manchester. supervision. Preparation will PRDDUCTS, INC. cordia Lutheran Church. available this season. The camp Mrs. Nancy Carr, camp coor­ said that several of them also program of study that will be EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Alma left hundreds homeless, trees uprooted and 38 — Services Wanted in person. W. T. Grant Co., ladders, lift boxes, dress neat. dinator, and Mrs. Irene Goss, The second Connecticut Manchester Parkade. Gelco, 283 Middle Turnpike be for 240 patients at The two-week day camp had to hire a bus, which cost had part-time night jobs. offered at MCC for the first buildings unroofed as it passed over Venezuela’s capital of MISC. FOR SALE Special Town Meeting MACHINISTS 102 Colonial Road who does all the food planning, obscenity trial of the movie TRUCK MECHANIC - 5 days, West. Meadows Convalescent ended its seventh consecutive $500 plus $150 for day trips to time this fall. ’The curriculum Caracas, but there were no reports of widespread injury. 41 — Articles lor Sale Town of Andover Bullard operator and all- MANCHESTER 42 — Building Supplies ATTENTION - Housewives. good benefits. Apply Knudsen Home, 333 Bidwell Street, season today with a gala picnic, Rocky Neck and Gay City State are really in charge of the The counselors, who were has been approved by the Board "Deep TTiroat” ended in victory Connecticut around machinists needed for for its defenders. 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs Sell toys and gifts now through Brothers Dairy, 1100 Burnside BABYSI’TTER wanted - three Manchester. See Sister games and prizes and a visit Parks and to the Willington camp, according to Miss Baker. each responsible for two or of Trustees of Regional Com­ 44 — Livestock The electors and Citizens Avenue, East Hartford, 289- second shifts. Set up and Assassin Identified Christmas. Free sample kit. weeks, 1-5 p.m., starting Mildred or call 647-9194 from the Burger Chef clown. Game Farm. three children, are Steve munity Colleges. The college A six-man jury Thursday 45 — Boats S Accessories qualified to vote in town 1501. operate from blueprint. 55 DAYS and NIGHTS reversed an earlier verdict that 46 — Sporting Goods Commissions from first party! September for 14-month old Geared to handle 30 children Sue Donovan, who was one of Girelli, Patti Gorra, Jane has been licensed by the Com­ SEOUL (UPI) — Korean officials today broke their 47 — Garden Products meetings of the Town of An­ Call or write Santas’s Parties, hour week. Paid insurance boy, Strickland Street area. from Hartford’s North End and “If the camp is going to end the counselors seven years ago, Donovan and Craig Bushey, mission for Higher Education the film was obscene. The silence on the identity of the assailant of South Korean 48 — Antiques dover, Connecticut, are hereby Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- MALE PAINTERS with major medical. Modem, Call 643-8831 after 2 p.m. the season without a deficit, baked 100 cupcakes for this head counselors; Alan G. to offer the program. jurors viewed the 62-minute President Park Chung-hee and labeled the assassin a 49 — Wanted to Buy notified that a Special Town 673-3455. Also booking parties. Experienced, new and old air-conditioned shop. an equal number from SALES POSITION available - • BRIDGEPORT more contributions are season’s campers. Her sister Girelli, recreational councilor; film Wednesday. RENTALS work. Own transportation is a Manchester, the camp has had Graduates of the two-year dedicated Communist from the days of his youth. Meeting will be held at the An­ PHARMACIST - Full or perma­ Apply in person to Wild Cargo MILLING MACHINE needed,” Miss Baker said. Kathy was a camp counselor Ed Jeremia Machuga, junior The decision was expected to 52 — Rooms lor Rent ASSISTANT dispatcher — for must. Call evenings between 7 J.D.MANUFACTURHHIC0. nent part-time. Greater Hart­ an average of 75 campers each program will earn an associate Park escaped the assassination attempt Thursday, but 53 — Apartments lor Rent dover Elementary School, An­ 36 Sheldon Road Pet Shop, 1139 Tolland Tpke., Set-up and operate. "They may be sent to me at last year, and her sister Jane counselor; and Neil Snuffer, end nearly five months of litiga­ our operations department. and 8 P.M. 872-7103. ford area. Call J. Mastriani, day. The Hartford Inner City in science degree and will be his wife and a 17-year-old girl were killed by stray bullets 54 — Homes lor Rent dover, on Wednesday, August Manchester Manchester. Concordia Lutheran Church,” served in the same capacity John Kunz, Lee Snuffer, Philip tion over the film, which 55 — Business lor Rent 21, 1974 at 8:00 p.m. for the Excellent opportunity in busy, mornings at 527-1164. Exchange has sent all children trained to work in a WANTED - Fellow desiring to 643-4243 she added. this year. Miss Baker said. and Jackie Goss, Antonio depicts explicit sexual acts by a in the crowded National Theater where the president 58 — Resort Property for Rent following purposes: active office. Good health, good who turned up at bus time, and paraprofessional, supportive 57 — Wanted to Rent mdgment, good memory vital. be cook. No experience LABORER - Full-time, • BROWN AND SHARP woman with an improbable delivered a televised speech commemorating the libera­ 58 — MIsc. for Rent FULL AND part-time positions on some days there have been Burney, Harry Carr, Kenny position within a law office or (1) To choose a moderator for Typing helpful. Insurance and necessary, just willing to learn. experienced preferred, $3.50-$4 The bus driver, Mary Brown, Tne camp was operated com­ physical displacement. tion of Korea from Japan. available for sale hostesses. per hour. Phone 643-0851. MILLING MACHINE 100 campers to be fed and MacDonald, Harold Potocki, law department. AUTOMOTIVE said meeting pension benefits. Apply Mr. Good pay, benefits. 649-5271. Immediate openings. Kentucky who has driven for many day pletely by volunteers. They in­ DRIVERS for school buses - We Set-up and operate. provided with craft materials. Mark Christie, Julie Comins. Response to announcements A Maryland psychologist The gunman. Moon SaeKwang, 23, was wounded in the 61 — Autos lor Sale (2) To see if the town will Crowley, Hartford Despatch, Fried Chicken, West Middle camps, said the children at the cluded Mrs. Ted Potocki and testifying at the trial thigh by security agents before his capture. 62 — Trucks lor Sale FULL-TIME employee to train will train you. Apply now for PUBLIC HEALTH Staff Nurse The camp exists only on con­ of the program has reportedly 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale vote an additional appropria­ 225 Prospect Street, East Hart­ Tpke. 646-9428. Apply to Interfaith Day Camp were Mrs. Harry Beckwith, nurses; Wednesday said every sex act as Assistant Manager. Thom choice routes in Manchester for - Generalized program, tributions, and close to $800 was been strong. Thirty-five Kim Il-doo, head of the Seoul District Prosecutor’s Of­ 64 — Motorcyclas-BIcyclas tion to the 1973-1974 budget of a ford, or send resume. We are an manager. qualified supervision, salary • HARDINGE CHUCKERS better fed than those at other Mrs. Thomas Paananen and Also, Cheryl Aberle, Debbie shown in the film has a purpose. 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblla equal'opportunity employer. McCan, Manchester Parkade. September openings. Call 643- Set-up and operate. donated this year, according to students, five more than the fice investigating the shooting, described Moon as a , Homes sum not exceeding $6,172.62 for 2414. comparable, 35 hour week, 11 camps, and complimented the Dow, Terri Joy, Sally Webster, Phone 646-9068. original quota, have been "There Is no extraneous sex in dedicated Communist. 66 — Automotive Service item K-1 Maintenance of Dump. paid holidays, 3 weeks vacation. Miss Barbara Baker, camp Mrs. Vickie Jennings, crafts; Janice Dahm, Barbara Glass, SALES - HARTFORD PART-TIME director. teen-age counselors on their enrolled in the program for the the movie," said Dr. Donald 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease (3) To see if the town will MAN for lawn and parking lot Call 228-9428, or write Com­ Mrs. Clint Greene, planning and Kathy Manning, Lori Moffat, DESPATCH has challenging FULL AND part-time Positions available in our deli • TURRET LATHES kindnesses to the youngsters. coming academic year. Nacband of Cambridge, Md. vote an additional appropria­ experienced salesladies wanted maintenance, must have munity Health Service, Route "All the children have been kitchen; and Mrs. Helen Anna, Elsie and Maria Negron opportunity for energetic and department and check-out Set-up and operate. well fed, and we might have Another 28 are on a waiting list. "There was not a single sex Prisoners Locked Up tion to the 1973-1974 budget of a imaginative, sales person. Our at Pilgrim Mills Fabric Store, driver’s license. Apply in per­ 66 Columbia, Connecticut, For lunch on the Gay City Elliott, Mrs. Robert Ahlness, and Gloria Pagan. scene which did not progress sum not exceeding $4,783.86 for 434 O^land Street, 646-4422. son at, W. H. England Lumber counters for mornings, after­ 06237. Most of these will be ac­ CRANSTON, R.I, (UPI) — A general lockup of prisoners customers are executive / the story line,” he said. He also . item E-4 Town Aid Roads. families who need quality Company, Route 44A, Bolton noons and evenings. Must be comodated by adding a second at the Adult Correctional Institutions was in effedt today □ N O T I C E S Notch. at least 18 year’s old. Apply BABYSITTER wanted - Before section to each of the two noted the film is of a type that (4) To see if the Town will moving and storage services IS o u u K b ii eINSPECTORS gives a "comaraderie to men, a following a series of violent incidents Thursday. and deserve professional ALL-iUOUND MACWMSTS store manager; and after school. Hill View Experienced. Beef Prices Up Celestial Navigation specialization courses the vote an additional appropria­ BABYSITTER wanted mor­ Apartments, Green Road area. BOLAND students will take in the fall. sense of coming together.” Warden James A. Mullen ordered the lockup late Loat and Found 1 tion to the 1973-1974 budget of a counseling. We’ll train you. All BnOGEPORT OPERATORS FIRST NATIONAL Call 643-6542. llt> Over July you require is integrity, drive, nings in your home, Keeney OVERTIME A brochure about the new Nachand said further that Thursday afternoon after inmate Frank Treats, 24, of sum not exceeding $4,495.82 for Top wages, fringe benefits School area for kindergarten FOOD STORES, INC. Subject of MCC Class people are reacting to the film LOST - Parakeet, yellow, with item E-1 Highways General. personality. Car provided. K-MART Shopping Center and OIL CO. program can be obtained either Providence was stabbed with what police descritwd as a blue back. $10 reward. Lost Salary, paid insurance, pension and overtime. Minimum 3 child, starting 7:45 a.m., five DENVER (UPI) - The by writing to Dr. Greenberg at as they would to a comedy. “shake” or icepick. (5) To see if the Town will years experience required. mornings. References. 649-2661. 205 S p e n ^ Street ALL BENEFITS Manchester Community The advanced course meets Sunday August 11. Call 643-1703. benefits. Send resume Mr. EST. 1935 American National Cattlemens the college or by calling him at Another defense witness, Treats was in satisfactory condition today at Rhode vote an additional appropria­ Wood, Hartford Despatch, Box Must be able to set up and MANCHESTER MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS AVAILABLE College’s extension services Mondays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., RECEPTIONIST - Experienced An Equal Opportunity Employar M/F Association says the overall college extension 361. Eugene Heaton of a New Jersy Island Hospital. LOST - Sunday. Slender black tion to the 1973-1974 budget of a 8271, East Hartford, Conn. work from blueprints. Apply We have, an immediate per­ will offer courses in basic and Nov. 18 through Dec. 16. Tuition only. Small congenial office. supermarket price of beef— research firm, said he per­ cat. Answers to “Grimy” . sum not exceeding $1,911.87 for 06108. We are an equal oppor­ at manent full-time opening for a An aqua! opportunity amployar celestial navigation as part of a is $21 with books and material Mullen said state police were investigating to determine Hours 9-5, Monday to Friday. FUEL OIL from hamburger to sirloin—is formed a survey in which 59 per Vicinity of Division Street. Item E-5 Social Security, tunity employer. chief medical technologist. new program J)eing offered this' extra. cent of 500 people he contacted Treat’s assailant. Mullen also said the lockup would con­ Reward. Call 643-4347. Hospital Insurance, Retire­ PARAGON TOOL Full insurance caverage. ENTRY LEVEL position open up 11 cents over July prices. Please contact Personnel with great company in South This person must possess an fall by the Mystic Seaport Both courses include field thought it was all right for an tinue for several days while a search for weapons in the ment. EXPERIENCED aides . COMPANY A.S.C.P. (M.T.) certification Planetarium. LOST - Black Labrador Taking applications for im­ Dept., Multi Circuits, Inc., 50 Windsor, need gal who enjoys PAINTING Estimator - 36.9 trips to the Eastern Connec­ MANCHESTER adult to pay admission to see prison is conducted. (6) To see if the town will 121 Adams Street Harrison Street, Manchester. figure work, light experience, and have real professional 200 Qdlon Minimum ANCA President Gordon Van retriever, vicinity of Princeton m ed iate an,d S eptem ber Excellent opportunity for in­ ticut State College Planetarium films showing nudity and sexual vote to authorize and empower ------Manchester 646-3800. light typing, great opportunity. supervisory ability along with Vleck said Wednesday ground Street, male. Please call 649- openings. Onlyiiv apply if you dividual with experience in all The basic and advanced and to Stonington Point for sex­ HOSPITAL activity. the First Selectman to enter Fee paid. Call Sharon, Rita general managerial talent. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY beef and chuck roast prices courses in celestial navigation 1158 or 24r-2817. have good work and attendance phases of estimating and tant practice. A copy of the film was Im­ into the Multi-Jurisdictional RECEPTIONIST - Monday - GARAGE DOOR Installer Girl, 164 E. Center Street^ Good salary, above average project coordination. Send brief 24 HOUR SERVICE jumped an average of 6 to 8 at Manchester Community NOTES records. Burnside Convalescent The Manchester Community pounded at the Rockville FOUND - Collie, small tan and Prime Sponsor Agreement for Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East Thursday, 5-9, Saturday 9-3. wanted - Good opportunity, Manchestet, 646-3441. other benefits and annual in­ resume to P.O. Box 8232, East cents per pound. He said round, College are both taught by Mrs. College courses will be held on Theater early this year after it Comprehensive Manpower Hartford, Conn. Reply Receptionist, P.O. Box year-round work. Drivers creases dependent upon Hartford, Conn. 06108, All David Howell. white female. Call Dog Warden, BOOKKEEPER- Fantastic 646-6320 sirloin and T-bone steak prices the college’s Hartford Rd. cam­ Discharged Thursday: had completed an extremely 646-4555. Programs for Hartford Labor 222, Manchester, Conn. license required. Call 278-4773. merit. Our hospital laboratory replies confidential. rose 9 to 15 cents per pound. Bertha Loughrey, 15 Columbus position open with Manchester The basic course is similar to pus in Room 202. Registration succesful six-week run, playing Market Area and Capitol PART-TIME janitorial work, is well staffed and \vell 369 Cm lar 81., ManchMtar St.; Mary Mohr, 79 mornings or evenings, PART-TIME Cashiers wanted - bank for head bookkeeper with BUS BOY and Hostess, apply that offered at the Seaport. It and information for the courses to packed houses. FOUND - Husky type, small Region State of Connecticut un­ banking background. Supervise equipped with immediate may be made by contacting the Hackmatack St.; Christine black and white female. Call Manchester area. Call 649-5334. Mature females, experience between 5 and 7, Friday. Vito’s will meet Wednesday evenings A jury of four men and two der Comprehensive Employ­ preferred or good work record AVON 10 employees, great salary and plans for renovation and Seaport Planetarium or the Farmer, 164 Hilliard St.; Joyce Dog Warden, 646-4555. Restaurant-Villa Louise Road, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. from women found the film to be COURT CASES ment and Training Act of 1973, considered. Flexible hours, “I’M DREAMING OF A benefits. Fee paid. Rita Girl, expansion. Bolton. Division of Extension Services, Senkbeil, 769 Tolland Tpke.; obscene during a trial in April. and the amendment thereto. AUDID-VISUAL-TUTDRIAL 164 East Center Street, Under New Management Sept. 18 through Nov. 20. Tui­ FOUND - Male, cocoa color days, evenings and weekends. GREEN CHRISTMAS!” Be Manchester Community Mark Mockalis, 21 Ferguson However, a new trial was (7) To see if the town will LARDRATDRY ASSISTANT References will be checked. an Avon Representative. Earn Manchester. 646-3441. tion is $35 with books and Rd.; Joseph Gouin, 1363 Poodle. Call Coventry Dog Please apply to ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Clerk, supplies extra. College, P.O. Box 1046, ordered after it was found that vote to adopt an ordinance Responsible lor maintaining a multi- Apply Brooks Discount Center, money in your spare time. experienced. Excellent fringe Sullivan Ave., South Windsor; in Manchester during a roundup Warden, 423-6524. Mr. L. F. Clapper HILLIARDVILLE LUNCHEONEnE Manchester, Conn., 06040. the stenographer in the first CIRCUIT COURT 12 prohibiting excavation on any media, audlo-visual-tutorlal 277 W est M iddle T pke., Start now—buy lots of BABYSITTER wanted 7:30- Director of Personnel benefit program. Contact Mr. Mary Fitzgerald, East Hart­ ManchMltr Satalon of 10 people all charged with laboratory. Duties will Include securi­ 4:30, Monday- Friday, area of 303 A D A M S STREET • M A N C H E ST ER The advanced course in Other courses in celestial trial had not been properly Personals 2 town road or right of way ty and Inventory ol Instructional Manchester, 9-5. presents this December. Berson, 646-2830. ford; Cherie Suhie, Old drug-related offenses. The Waddell School for two girls Administration TELEPH O NE 643-6021 celestial navigation is open to navigation and a new class in sworn. Raymond E. Doyon, 27, of no without obtaining a permit material and equipment, maintain Call... Saybrook; Maryann Sterling, 76 certain address pleaded guilty assault charge against Rose student records and supervise MANCHESTER - Real Estate attending school all day and one WM. W. RACKUS MECHANIC WANTED - 40 those who have completed the weather and oceanography will Defense lawyers also argued FOR SALE- 40 shares of from the First Selectman and students In the laboratory. Write to: 289-4922 OPEN DAILY Barry Rd. Thursday to third-degree stems from his alleged attack investment company seeks at­ girl attending half day. Please HOSPITAL hours per week, good wages, basic program or who have be offered at the Seaport’s for a new trial on the basis that Manchester State Bank stock. authorizing the First Selectman Doan of Faculty call 646-8033 after 5. M0N.-SAT. 6 A.M. - 8 P.M. Planetarium. Also, Joseph Gallant, 89 larceny. Judge Joseph Adorno on a female acquaintance Best offer. Call after 6, 649- tractive secretary-receptionist, Norwich, Conn. Anderson Brothers, 118 Center equivalent experience. Course one of the female jurors had not to require the posting of a bond Manchastor Community 9-5, Monday through Friday. St., 649-2384. CLOSED SUNDAY Registration and information Olcott Dr.; Allison Burke, sentenced him to 90 days in jail, before the drug arrest. 2536. PA R T-TIM E Man - 8-1 Tel. 1-203-889-8331 content includes Day’s work been able to bring herself to and the furnishing of liability Collogo Good typing and steno skills FULL OR PART-TIME help for An equal opportunity employar for the courses may be made by Glastonbury; Diane Barrera, 18 execution suspended, and weekdays, 8-5 Saturdays. Service station attendant and Breakfast Luncheons problem, star identification, watch some of the scenes In the insurance before the issuance P.D. Box 1046 required. $110 weekly. Apply in Experience in paint retailing GAL FRIDAY - 9 A M. to 3 contacting the Seaport Cambridge St.; Sheila O’Keefe, film. placed him on probation for two Arthur Fortin, 48, of Goslee O BESin of the permit. related work. Must be neat, ALL KINDS planetarium concepts, and Manchastor, Com. D604D person, 139 East Center Street, helpful for new paint and P.M. daily. Experience Planetarium or the Division of East Hartford; Donald Merrill, years on condition he pay back Dr. was fined $100 and given a DRUG ADDICTION (8) To see if the town will Manchester. apply in person, Olender’s Body required. Typing, shorthand GRINDERS EAT HERE OR TO QOI meridian altitudes by 30-day sentence, execution An Equal Opportunity Employer wallpaper store in Glastonbury. UTILITY MAN - Apply in per­ Extension Services, Willimantic; Rose Aceto, 197 the victim of his acts. ALCOHOLISM vote to rescind the vote taken at Call 633-9740 after 7 P.M. shop. Route 83, Rockville. son, Stygar Gage Company, and basic bookkeeping geometrical methods. suspended, on the charge of Manchester Community Glenwood St.; Tammy Gabriel, On Aug. 7 Doyon was accused CHRONIC PAIN the Annual Budget Meeting on TYPIST - We’re looking for a 1445 Tolljland ' ~Tpke., ■ techniques. 646-4220. College, P.O. Box 1046, 126D Rachel Rd.; Jean Vitiello, of stealing two radio scanners operating a motor vehicle while May 5, 1962, prohibiting an in­ bright, responsible friendly gal EXPERIENCED Dump Truck Manchester. TOOL MAKERS - experienced or Itored housewife for a few Manchester. 120 Farnham Rd., South Wind­ ROCKVILLE and two antennas from a car license suspended. He was Want to know how Acupunc­ surance agent or any member Driver - 18 speeds, with small PART-TIME MAN PART-TIME Mornings sor. placed on probation for one ture could help? Free Infor­ in Continental dyes, aircraft evenings a week, as needed. fof janitorial duties, 8-10:30 parked on Forest St. The equip­ of his or her household from quality, first class machinists, backhoe experience. Must be JANITOnAL CLEANING SPEECH and language clini­ year. The charge improper lane Light shorthand helpful. Inquire willing to labor also, A,M. daily. 646-4220. HOSPITAL ment was recovered but mation. Write P.O. Box 1928, serving on the Insurance Com­ set up man, press operators. An Steady 5 A.M. to 9 A.M. cian, full-time, lC-8, starting change was nolled (not Springfield, Mass. 01100 288 Center Street. Four K work. 742-6190. September 1st, Horace W. damage to the car and the mission and to vote to adopt an equal opportunity employer, Enterprises. Manchester Area LATHE HANDS - Overtime, NOTES items was estimated at $300. prosecuted). liberal nenefits, and wages Porter School, Columbia, Conn. ordinance providing that no REAL ESTATE Sales Woman - Call 649-5334 Application may be requested paid holidays, excellent in­ member of the Insurance Com­ commensurate on abilities. surance benefits. Metronics, Beverly Holmes, 18, and her Apply H. & B. Tool and EXPERIENCED cabinet To handle apartmemt rentals at the school office. Admitted Thursday: Timothy mission or his or her family or Inc., Routes 6 and 44A Bolton. Joseph P. Scanlon, 23, of sister, Juanita Holmes, 16, both Engineering Co., 168 Forest St., maker wanted. Excellent op­ on a commission basis. Apply in Attention! Badger, Weigold Rd., Tolland; □ FINANCIAL agency shall gain any financial portunity. Please call person. Eastern Real Estate Hartford, who was arrested of Flanders Rd., Coventry, and Manchester. Ronald Banner, Baxter St., benefit from the purchase of in­ Dis^laycraft, Manchester 643- Company, 139 East Center Wednesday in connection with a both charged with fourth- Tolland; Valerie Colvin, N. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 surance by the Town of An­ Street, Mahchester. The Market Restaurant Malos and Famalas robbery Aug. 3 of a Center St. degree larceny, heard their FULL-TIME Janitorial Business Opportunity 14 School St., Manchester; Ada dover. gas station, was presented cases nolled. Superintendent needed for Cote, Enfield; Ellin Curran, MORTGAGES, loans first se­ (9) To see if the Town will apartment buildings. Free GLEN LOCHEN ^ Ages 16 to 7777 ’Thursday. They were arrested June 29 at MANCHESTER - Centrally Stuart Dr., Tolland; Pamela cond, third. All kinds. Realty vote an additional appropria­ apartment, good salarv. Must COIL WINDERS GLASTONBURY He is charged with third- 2:45 a.m. in Andover by a state located variety store. Excellent Gilbert, Stafford Springs; Joan statewide, credit rating un­ tion to the 1974-1975 Budget of a be dependaole, handy, and lease, tremendous business degree robbery, threatening trooper as they allegedly took necessary. Reasonable. Con­ To wind and assemble colls Morris, Mountain St., sum not exceeding $3,500.00 for willing to work at maintenance, potential. Ideal set-up for man THE CONNECTICUT and breach of peace. His bond geraniums from a window box fidential, quick arrangements. Work In a clean, modern, air-conditioned plant. Mlnfmum Rockville; William Pierce, Item N-4 Dump Truck, if minor repairs, and lawn care. Now taking applications for waiters, waitresses, bartenders, and wife. Owner retiring. T. J. was reduced from $10,000 to $1,- of an Andover address. The Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Seeking adult without children. two years’ experience required. South St., Rockville; Sara recommended by the Board of hostesses, broiler men, bus boys and prep men. Experience Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. MOTORCYCLE 500 cash which he posted. His trooper found their car loaded 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Write Box “B” Manchester Rhodes, Rockville Nursing Finance. We are located In a pleasant country site. Only 20 minutes not necessary, willing to train. Interviews by appointment on­ next court appearance is set for with plants and flowers ap­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Herald, giying age, experience, Home, Rockville; Betty (10) .To see if the Town will driving from Menchoster, Bolton, Vernon, South Windsor ly. Call 633-8391 Monday through Saturday between 10 an 6. Aug. 22. parently taken from homes and preyious employment. TRAINING SCHOOL Roggenkamp, Elm Hill Rd., vote to authorize and direct the and Tolland. Brad Morton nurseries throughout the Vernon; Roger Staves, Loehr Board of Selectmen and the Call or write □ E D U C A T IO N Anottior Class Will Ro Stalling Wednesday James N. Person, 20, of 53 region. Invitation IMMEDIATE Openings - General factory work. August 21 St at 7:00 P.M. Rd., Tolland; Judith Ulitsch, Lake St. was fined $125 for Town Treasurer to pay for the Broad Brook; Roger Wells, dump truck from the Revenue Experience not necessary. TRANS-TEK, INC. breach of peace, reduced from Other dispositions included: To Bid Private Instructions 18 Overbrook Dr., Vernon; Donna Sealed bids will be received Sharing Fund received from the Oyertime. Apply at Allied ROUTE 83, ELLINGTON, CONN. At the present time we are first-degree reckless endanger- • Charles Mack, 48, of Staf­ Wine, Fern St., Rockville. in the Librarian’s Office, 586 United States Government and Building Systems, 260 Tolland 872-8351 seeking appllcenta to enter our LEARN TO TYPE - in 20 hours. 116-Hour Course.. * ment. 'The charge of carrying a ford, fraudulently obtaining Turnpike, Manchester. 95.00 Discharged Thursday; Luz Main Street, Manchester, to authorize the Board of Individualized audio-visual ap­ Lle*n8«d Inatructors, MotoreyciM ProvM«d, dangerous weapon in a motor aid, and third-degree larceny, WEAVER TRAINING PROGRAM Aulet, Union St., Rockville; Connecticut until August 28, Selectmen to enter into the proach. Ages 15 to 60, perfor­ vehicle was not presented and both nolled. HAIRDRESSER wanted - who eventually will be trained lor N«w Air-CondItkMMd Building Hattie Kellner, Broad Brook; 1974 at 11:00 a.m. for the purchase of a dump truck. mance guarantee, reasonable. Being able to ride a motorcycle le not enough. Educa­ the charge of fourth-degree • David Monroe, 20; of 101 Experienced. Call 643-2461 or Jeannette Lange, Talcott Ave., following: (11) To do any other business LOOM FIXERS INFO-SURVEY. Call 875-7003. tion and training are eaeenUall Appllcatlona are being larceny was dismissed. South St., Rockville, disorderly apply in person at the Carriage Rockville; Eric LeBlanc, High One Bookmobile For Public proper to come before said House, 18 Oak Street. This le an excellent opporliinlty for an Individual to loam a accepted for thie claee on Monday, Auguet 19th. 6 to 8 conduct, third-degree con­ HEY KIDS! St., Rockville; Marilyn Library meeting. ' p.m., or call 633-3008. Phillip Rose, 31, of no certain spiracy to commit larceny, Want to niako good monay working only a law houra highly akillad trade. We have Inetructore who will train Verosic, Newman St., Bid forms, plans and Dated at Andover, Connec­ WOMAN to babysit school year, (Otfwr Cfaaa Tlm» fa Available) address failed to appear to face third-degree larceny, and a weak. No llni^t to how much you can earn. Thraa qualified applicants. □ REAL ESTATE Manchester; Mrs. Holly specifications are available at ticut this 14th day of August, Tuesday and Thursday 7:45- charges of illegal possession of criminal impersonation, all nights par wssk. Wa train. Excellent company paid tringa banahta. the Librarian’s Office, 586 Main 1974. 4:15. Own transportation. 646- S a v i n g s B a n k Se^grave and son, Somers; controlled drugs and third- nolled. 7618. APPLY GLASTONRURY, CONN. Street, Manchester, Connec­ David Yeomans Homes For Sale 23 Mrs. Linda Castelvetere and degree assault. A rearrest • Phillip Rogers, 17, of 82 Percy B. Cook Corner of Commerce and Oakwood Dr. daughter, Farmington. warrant was ordered with a $5,- ticut. . Call 647-9946 CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. MANCHESTER - Small two- Hoffman Rd., Ellington, John C. Hutchinson FULL-TIME Waitress - of M anchester Birth Thursday: A son to Mr. 000 surety bond when Rose is second-degree larceny and Manchester Public Experienced, at least 21 years 31 Cooper Hill Stroot family, ideal investment. Good Mi'tnbcr F.D 1C In back of Monoco A Sons, Pavint Library Board of Selectmen and Mrs. Robert Haberern, found. making a false statement, old. Apply in person, Casa Nova Manchester Evening Herald M A N CH ESTER , CONN. 06040 location and condition. Low Windsor Locks. John F. Jackson, Town of Andover, His arrest was made April 11 nolled. Restaurant, Route 83, Talcott- TELEPH O NE 643-4141 30's. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, # Librarian Connecticut ville. 643-4535, 646-1021. PAGE FOURTEEN___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 16, 1974 N o m M For S alt 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa lor Sala 23 Homaa tor Sala 23 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 16, 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER- 5 1/4% VA 'Rea/ Fatmlm Wnnimei •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 447 EAST Middle ’Tpke. - Four- ,naai Estata Wantad 2$ Raal Estala Wantad 29 Services Oltarad 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articlaa for Sala 41 assumable mortgage, 3 bedroom Cape, 2 baths, Cardan Produeta 47 Apartments For Rant S3 Apartments For Rant S3 MANCHESTER bedroom Cape, large wooded mortgage money fireplace, carpeting, finished WE FIND THE HOUSE LIGHT ’^RUCKING - Attics CARPENTRY - Additions, rec YOUNGSTOWN metal kitchen SPACIOUS CAPE lot, fireplace, new roof, full basement, full shM dormer, YOU MAKE THE HOME rooms, decks, and roofing. Free BUCKLAND FARMS- basement, immediate occupan­ and cellars cleaned. For free cabinets, formica counter top. REAL Conveniently located to shop­ ■ 7 1 / 0 / * * * " ® “ * aluminum siding, garage, REALTOR estim a tes phone 647-9610, estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 Double sink. Frigidaire stove. vegetables at their best. Sweet ping, 1-86 and schools. This cy, $31,500. Meyer, Realtors, 75’xl50’ lot. Move-in condition. danltl f. real# p.m. Call 649-3996. corn our speciality. Opposite 646-3860, 646-8776. ■ / 2 ^ CHFA, VA o r FHA Programs AMS What is~ yonr Property Worthf anytime. ESTATE aluminum sided home has 3 or $36,900. Barry Realty, 646-0882, Caldors, Corner Tolland Tpke. Please call for appointment to see If you bedrooms, dining room, 742-8815. We will inspect your property and suggest WE PAY $5 and up for junk MASON CONTRACTOR - CRAFTSMAN Cub Snowblower and Adams Street. Open 9:S/8, CORNER would qualify under these programs. daily. W e H a v e living room with fireplace and ASSUMABLE R E A L V A L U E an asking price. (No obligation.) i cars. Don’t give them away. Plastering, custom built stone - Makes 18” path. Excellent 2 full baths. Basement has 6 Room Ranch. Cream Puff condition. First floor family ,Ask us About our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!!! 742-9673 or 423-2632. or brick fireplaces, chimney condition. Originally cost $150, 8%% MORTBABE room with sliding glass door to patio. Fireplace In living repair, block and cement work. will sell for $65. 42 Seaman Cir­ FARM-FRESH eggs delivered large attractive Rec room. FM to your home. Call AN-JO A Lot At Stake. Large 8-room Colonial, 4 NO MAINTENANCE PROBLEMS room. Eat-In kitchen. One car garage. Large lot. $32,- SUNSHINE painters and New and repairs. E. Richard­ cle. By RALPH PA8EK Only $36,500. Call 649-5306 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, 2 FRECHETTE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. son, 643-0889, 649-0608. Farm, 644-9430. today! with this 5-room Ranch-style 900. REALTORS — MLS papers. Floor cleaning and win­ fireplaces, enclosed sun 6 4 6 -4 14 4 PASEK dow cleaning. Free estimates. CAMPING TENT - 10x14’, When uie ask you to look at our Condominium. Two LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own Selling your house may well CQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY porch off living room, family 263 Main Street, Manchester b^room s, large living room I i 289-7476 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford Satisfaction guaranteed. Call TOP QUALITY work - Septic, excellent condition. May be newest apartments, we’re putting 649-1590. sewer connections, bulldozing, seen erected at 63 Wadsworth - quality pole tomatoes - involve one of the largest BARROWS A WALLACE room, breezeway with 2-car with glass doors, kitchen MANCHESTER — 73 Greenwood Drive. Six room Cape ^ 742-8248 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry ’ peppers - fryers, staffers, and our reputation on the line. We’ve Hsartaatar Ntw Kavan Hartford garage, deep, private with one and a half bathrooms, fully carpeted living room excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. Street, Manchester, or call M9- transactions you will ever be Manchester Offered by the family room, central air- Member NaUonal Aetoc. ol ReM Eetote Boanle also mem-i Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- 2587. Asking $60. hots - eggplant and squash. been building and managing apart­ Involved in...The way you M9-8306 387-1B10 276-1802 wooded lot. with fireplace. Formal dining room, one bedroom down and WILL CLEAN gutters on your Silver Lane near K-Mart. Bring conditioning and priced at an her of the Hartford, Mancheeter .and Vernon Muliple Uet-i home, All kinds of carpen­ 5114. ments in Manchester for seventeen handle it can make a IN BY SCHOOL amazing $29,900. two large bedrooms up. lug Service. TAG SALE - Saturday August own baskets. try work. No job too small. Call years. In fact, we still have happy difference of hundreds and PHILBRICK BLANCHARD MANCHESTER — Rmr-i H MMtt> Htl|O U r umlnum between 5-7 p.m. 649-7838, 643- RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 17, 10-5, 94 Cambridge Street, perhaps even thousands of MANCHESTER - Centrally RANCH — Custom 7 rooms, 8414. rain or shine. Three families. CANNING TOMATOES - $3. tenants in our very first buildings. located six-room bungalow in 646-1180 sided, i Q u i Q S ^ in R e M V tC o m M ia i with half bushel. Pick your own dollars...First, make sure 3 bedroom home, 2 baths, & R 0S S E T T 0 BIDWELL Home Improvement Toys, antique#, numerous mis­ excellent condition. Fireplace, I fireplace O U I - V ...... - .lT^,aoo. tomatoes, $2. half bushel. We’re confident that when you see that your house is in the best formal dining and living REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 Manchester DRAPERIES - Personally Co. Expert installation of cellaneous items. garage, full basement, in AGENCY 18 9 W m I Cmter StrMt MANCHESTER, NEW LISTING - A Colonial Cape In one GROUP (5 to 10) of Native pickles, sweet corn, Homestead Park Village, you’ll see possible condition before you MERRin A6ENCY room, family room with custom made, work aluminum siding, gutters and Bowers School area. $29,500, CIRCA 1969 - Custom-built 7- of Manchester’s quiet neighborhoods. 9 rooms, 4 BEAimFULLY DECOMe professional people - Dentists, trims. Roofing installation and GULBRONSEN SPINET tomatoes, Krawski Farms, 178 the kind of quality that has built and offer it...Even a few trivial T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- fireplace, aluminum sid­ guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Foster Street, South Windsor, ■ULTim room Gambrel reproduction bedrooms, bath and a half. Two-car garage, close to shop­ 8-ROOM 2ln(/ques 48 MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, EN6LISH COLONIAL kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, 21/2 Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. sured. Free estimates. day, 9-5, Twin Hills Drive, two-family, 3 bedrooms, living MANCHESTER - Executive screened porch. $45,900. m u B^k1i1tei|| h o m e s o f DISTINCTION 6784. Ask for Bill. Reasonable prices. Rick North Coventry. Three NEW FIRST-FLOOR 5-room with 3 large bedrooms, den, Contemporary in one of baths, paneled family room WANTED Antioue furniture, room, kitchen, wall-to-wall gorgeous treed lot, garage. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- $29,900—7-room older Colonial located on west side. Four with wet bar. Mortgage money Burnett, 646-3005. families. Furniture, household APARTMENT flat, 3 bedrooms, kitchen with carpeting, air-conditioned. Manchester’s finest locations. Flowers can often take the MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom items, toys, miscellaneous. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or self-cleaning range, Super clean and located in one 648-1180 room antique Colonial com­ bedrooms, large kitchen and dining room. Near still available. Upper 40’s. 64^ Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Immediate occupancy. The Four large bedrooms, 2‘/z place of a painting, a peice of decorating. Interior painting. Heating-Plumbing 35 other antique items. R. RENTAL OFFICE refrigerator, dishwasher and of Manchester’s finest baths, magnificent view of pletely restored and in school. Needs some work. 7422. spraying.Fully insured. Harrison, 643-8709. price is only $47,900. Frechette sculpture or a similar Paper hanging. New Ceilings. TAG SALE - Saturday August We have a large variety of disposal, large bath with tub residential locations. Hartford skyline, sunken patio excellent condition. 4 I Licensed. Free estimates. Remodeling. Exterior painting. & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- ' MERRITT AGENCY accessory. If you cannot af­ $38,900—Dollar for dollar this 7-room Capo Is a true value. -TOLLAND - Non-development LYNN’S PLUMBING - 17th, 10-6, West Street, Hebron, deluxe one' and two-bedroom enclosure, fully carpeted, two 4144. off family room, fieldstone fireplaces, 2W baths, income- Phone 633-5345. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. THE PACK RAT - Antiques, ford lots of flowers, use small New family room, 2 full baths, full shed dormer, 6-room Country Cape, acre lot. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ past Blackledge Golf, apartments and townhouses air-conditioners, shades and BLANCHARD fireplace, dressing area oH REALTOR producing 3-room studio new roof, plus fireplace and wall-to-wall carpet­ Fully insured. For estimate call struction. Water pumps. Something for everyone. collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun­ laundry hook-ups provided. master bedroom and tri-level sprigged flowers and put them | $32,900. Owner, 872-6323. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 649-9658. day 11-6, 40 Flora Road off throughout Manchester. Ren­ MANCHESTER AROSSEHO apartment and 2-room antique ing. Transferred owner wants fast sale. French spoken also. 875-7263. tal office open daily from 9-5, Peterman Agency, 649-9404. construction are just some of shop. in small coffee cups, always Trees cut, trimmed or topp^, MAHOGANY Magnavox Route 85, Bolton. REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 $37,500—5-room Ranch with 2 full baths, country style stumps removed, fully insured. other times by appointment. 5 'A % V A assumable this home’s many attractions. SEVEN-ROOM Cape, newly adding the saucer underneath. PAPERHANGING and ceiling SEWERLINES, sink lines, cabinet, would make ideal THREE-ROOM Apartment - mortgage, 3 bedroom Cape, 189 West Center Street Reluctantly offered in the mid RAISED RANCH built in 1969, Some suggestions of unusual kitchen, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, en­ MANCHESTER Got a tree problem? Well worth painting - Reasonable rates. cleaned with electric cutters, liquor chest. Rock maple Centrally located, stove, remodeled, fireplace, 2-car gar­ ' a phone call. 742-8252. large wooded lot, fireplace, 60’s. Warren E. Howland 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan­ containers are old mugs, closed porch and garage. Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. by professionals. McKinney Whitney twin beds, maple up­ DAMATO ENTERPnSES, MC. refrigerator, kitchen table. No Realtors, 643-1108. age, pool and appliances I Seller must move. Don’t new roof, full basement. Im­ negotiable. Asking $38,900. eled family room, with copper pots, or even coffee or $49,900—4-bedroom Ranch with family room, 2 'A baths, 5 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ holstered chairs, 2 coil springs □ R E N T A L S 240-A New State Rd,, Mmehestar pets. Adults only. Parking for pass up this fantastic TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. $ 3 1,5 0 0 . Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- tea pots. air-conditloning units, oat-ln kitchen, wall-to-wall pany, 643-5308. for twin beds. 742-6770. 646-1021 one car. 643-8680. mediate occupancy. ELLINGTON - Custom built 8 carpeting, formal dining buy. Six room, three large appliances, cleaning Five years experience. 8713. room, modern kitchen with carpet throughout, garage. room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, Ibedroom Colonial In cellars and attics, also some Excellent references. Pete, 742- MANCHESTER - 5 room apart­ MEYER REALTORS 1. RANCH L-shaped, treed NO JOB too small, toilet TAG SALE - August 16-17,10-8. living room, family room, 2 COMFORTABLE ONE FLOOR built-ins, fireplace, two-car ■excellent condition from tree work done. 644-1775. 6117 (toll free) ^10 p.m. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen 119 Bolton Street. Stove, elec­ ment, carpeting, parking, and 646-3860 646-8776 fireplaces, central vacuum ISLAND HIDEAWAY that you garage on 1V4 acres. ^,900. corner lot. Family room. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ ROCKVILLE - Rockland UVIN6 dreamed about, 6' room, fur­ ZINSSER AGENCY iinslde and out. Qreat faucets replaced, repaired, rec tric logs and fireplace set, toys, yard, only $200. (32-41). Rentex, system, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2-car Living room with fireplace, LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, GEORGE N. CONVERSE - bikes, girl’s clothes. nished rooms, centrally Terrace Apartments. Large $30. fee, 549-6980. nished, rustic home, all $30,900. rooms, bathroom remodeling, and beautiful three room, one garage. Char-Bon Agency, 646- MANCHESTER—3 bedroom CUSTOM BUILT 7-room 3 bedrooms. $33,900. R e a t t o n 646-1511 "‘•S lvalue at cellars and attics cleaned, Painting, interior and exterior. heat modernization, etc. Free located. Kitchen privileges. 1483. Ranch, featuring 2 full utilities, one acre island on lawns mowed, small tree work. Parking. Reasonable rates. bedroom apartment. Includes MANCHESTER - Bowers Lake Williams in Lebanon, Ranch, 4 years old, beautiful 2. “A” Zone comer lot. Cen­ Paper banging. Call 643-2804 estimates gladly given. M & M ONE bedroom apartment, School, 4-bedroom Ranch, bathrooms, wall to wall Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. after 5 p.m. Phone 649-2358. heat, hot water, all appliances, carpeting, heat and hot water Conn. Boat and motor. 30 wooded setting, deluxe coun­ tral. All utilities. $8500. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. HAPPINESS IS: with dishwasher, disposal, living room with fireplace, privacy carpeting in the living room, minutes from Manchester, $42,- try kitchen 14x20, formal paid, parking, most appliances, dining room, kitchen, rec room, 3. Land on Parker St. 19 acres i m D i R r a i ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ WANTED - Single woman to carpeting, pool and your own and a yard. (32-26) Rentex, $30. Manchester — 7 rooms, 3 dining room and first floor 500. 25% down, owner will dining room, family room TOWNE Plumbing Service, Y o ur o w n private terrace in a country set­ garage, treed lot. Just im­ close to 1-86. Industrial eling, rec rooms, offices, PRDFESSIONAL repairs, alterations, vanity help share expenses, own fee, 549-6980. bedrooms, 26x13 family family room. Fireplace, finance balance. Principals on­ with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 REALTORS « ting, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- maculate. 40’s. Frechette & possibilities. Vwmon household repairs. Phone 649- P A IN T im cabinets a specialty. Call to bedroom, kitchen privileges. room, fireplace, garage, enclosed porch, handy and ly. Call Robert Agnew, broker, full baths, walk-out basement, C Hy Saw trs 4594. Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. 6586. Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. 4. Four-bedroom house. Glas­ OF MANCHESTER PaMIng, Paptrtng end 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- AVAILABLE September 1 - 4- trees. $ 3 4 ,9 0 0 . economical 2-zone baseboard 643-1111 or 228-9164 after 5. 2-car garage, aluminum SPARTAN tonbury. Formal dining Sm aS CaipMfty 4056. room apartment, full-sized OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. HUTCHINS ABENCY heating system, and first floor siding. CALDOR PLAZA LAWNMOWERS repai repaired and LIGHT housekeeping room for WORKING COUPLE? - kitchen, self-cleaning stove, 2- MANCHESTER - Seven-room room, eat-in kitchen, city nBtsnmt-nuTi New roof, full basement, expan­ 649-5324 laundry add immeasurably to Preview: sharpened, pick-up and rent, stove, refrigerator, and Immediate occupancy. Apart­ door refrigerator, spacious Ranch, Rockledge, 2 baths, 2 Mi-2185 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, ment - quiet neighborhood. dable attic. Needs your per­ the very functional floorplan. RANCH - 14x20’ living room, utilities. All for $35,000. 6 4 6 - 1 1 1 7 delivered. Call Sharpall now for . repairs and remodeling, POOL linens provided. 801 Main cabinets and closets, heat, hot fireplaces, double garage, sonal touch to make it a Must be seen. 5. Centrally located one-store your spring tuneup. 643-5305. Street, 649-9879. Utilities extra. No pets or water, garage, basement wooded lot. A buy at $49,000 large formal dining room, bay ^cialize in hot water heaters. STARKWEATHER children. $145. 633-6026. charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston brick commercial building COUPLE will paint one-story Prompt service on emergency. storage, laundry facilities, good Manchester AMEDY REALH 643-1210. window, 3 bedrooms, CASH Registers and adding CONST. CD., INC. COMMUNITY looking for Agency, 646-1316. NEW LISTING - 5 room Cape aluminum Siding, $32,900. for LEASE. Air-condition­ houses for reasonable rates. 643-7024. location on bus line. Adults. REALTORS 875-6283 — Xots-Land lor Sala 24 machines. - Sales, service, Free estimates. Call 646-8888. 646-5353 or m em b ers, on farm , $110 $210. Lease, security deposit. with attached garage, located ed. 65 car off-street park­ supplies. 15 years experience, monthly per person, Coventry, THREE-ROOM apartment - ProftMMional Se n k e t BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - 643-0345 Heated. 456 Main Street, first No pets, 643-4884. off Porter St. in the Highland 7 Dayi A Week COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in ing. THREE-QUARTER Acre formerly with NCR. Free 742-9429. ELEGANT RAISED RANCH B est Buys B. H. MAGOWAN, Jr. & Sons - Prompt, courteous service. Call floor. $150. Security. Call 646- Park School area. Great 1970. First floor family room Our biggest mistake in the ■wooded building lot. Lake Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Clean as a hound’s tooth, 7 Interior and exterior painting. 643-1496. USED COMMERCIAL washing 2426. THREE Bedroom apartment in starter home. Has 280’ deep pursuit of happiness is not Jirivileges. Jackston Agency, Coventry, 742-6381. LARGE furnished room, light Manchester, air-conditioning, tastefully decorated rooms, with fireplace and built-in Also paperhanging. (;all 643- machines, dryers, gas burner level treed lot. Must be seen. BY BELFIORE bookcases, beautifully knowing when we’ve got it. ■646-1316. 7361. Flooring 36 housekeeping facilities, swim­ carpeting, dishwasher, most fireplace, carpeting, IfA EXECUTIVE custom built 8- CUSTOM MADE draperies and and boiler and parts. Call 649- ming pool, patio and parking, OAKLAND STREET, Available $34,900. HAMMER ’N NAILS equipped modem jcitchen with You’ll know real happiness September 1st, two bedroom appliances, and a yard for the baths, double garage, room Split, 2Vz baths, air- •MANCHESTER - B Zone lot, bedspreads, wide selection of 2718. private entrance, 643-6^, 649- kids. $250. (32-56) Rentex, $30. Special — a four family ifor large eat-in ar|ea, formal in a home of your own. Building-Contracting 33 FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, apartment second floor, heat, aluminum siding, great fami­ conditioned, immaculate. 2-car ;excellent location. Char-Bon f a b ric s . Phone 649-1786 (specializing in older floors). 0358. fee, 549-6980. 127 BRENT RD. - Jarvis built attached garage , top area. $22,500. Call Joe Lombardo on dining room, -4 bedrooms, 2W WE NEED LISTING RIGHT ■Agency, 646-1483. anytime. FEDDERS 7,000 b.t.u. air- carpeting, appliances, parking, ly location. $46,900. MASONRY - All types, Ceilings and inside painting. conditioner, $50. Phone 649- $200. 649-4108, 289-1161. split level in the Woodhill Immediate occupancy. High this one. baths, aluminum siding, treed NOW! So come BUY or SELL YOUNG Gentleman - Central, TWO bedroom apartment, in AT • A beautiful new wooded fieldstone, brick, concrete. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- 0596. If no answer call 872-9574. Heights area. 7 rooms, 2 full 50's. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, “TOWNHOUSE THREE” lot. ^MANCHESTER - 7 surveyed HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot Free estimates, after 5 p.m., 2222. private home, comfortable Manchester, air-conditioning, BLANCHARD 643-1333. Ask for Dan. NEWER three bedroom baths, attached garage, treed Yes, here’s a three family ;acres in excellent rural residen­ clearly and landscaping work 643-1870 or 644-2975. room next to shower. Parking. carpeting, heating and hot AROSSEHO area created and designed tial area, close to Glastonbury done. Free estimate. Weekdays 649-6801. Duplex, appliances, carpeting, lot. Convenient to everything. with a difference! Townhouse water paid, major appliances PRINCETON Street - 4- BUILDING LOT- ■ 2% acres. line. Ideal site for horse lovers. call 872-9771 after 5:30 P.M. □ MISC. FOR SALE Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 1 1/2 baths, no pets, security REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 Priced below replacement style on a beautiful 150x150’ especially for your new NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - required. $250 monthly. 643- $238. (32-78) Rentex, $30. fee, 189 West Center Street cost. bedroom Colonial, eat-in $13,000. Keith $18,000. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- Weekends anytime. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ FEMALE Roommate wanted 549-6980. kitchen, dining room, lot. Recently painted and 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., LOVABLE GRAY KITTEN to share apartment with same. 5700. redecorated inside and out! ditions, rec rooms, porches and Articles for Sale 41 free to good home, female. fireplaced living room, family WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! home. Lots for sale or Manchester Office, 647-9139. TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ roofing. No job too small. Call Call 643-6961 after 5. MANCHESTER - two large F.J.SPILECKI room, screened porch, many Aluminum storms, screens, Real Estate ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, Phone 646-1308. EAST HARTFORD - Deluxe 4 MANCHESTER - Six-room Thinking of Selling Your 649-31M. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, 1/2 room heated Townhouse bedrooms, kids and pets O.K. REALTOR extras. Walking distance to 3 doors. Three separate heating 172 EAST CENTER ST. Monroe Moses will custom !N.H. land-farm magician. I will and trimming. Attics, cellars NICE QUIET room next to bath heat and appliances. Is $120 Cape with new roof, new Property? Call TODAY! $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, SIX SIAMESE Kittens, $20 apartment. 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 kitchen and new bathroom. A 643-2121 schools. 643-8972. systems, tenants pay own 646-4126 649-1922 make your dream come true. cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- CARPENTRY - Repairs, for gentleman. Centrally within your means? (32-26) 5305. stone, gravel, pool and patio each. 480 North Main Street, located. Call 643-5331. baths. Private basement, air- potentially large lot. Good area. utilities. “Shady lane” street, build your home. !Farms, lake lots, chalets, remodeling, additions, roofing. Rentex, $30. fee, 549-6980. acreage. Belleau Lake, Rt. 153, sand. 643-9504. Manchester, after 4:30. conditioner. Dishwasher, dis­ $31,900. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, convenient to everything. Call David Patria, South Wind­ posal, stove, refrigerator. No WHY PAY RENT? - Buy this 6- •Wakefield, N.H. 603-522-3636. WINDOW CLEANING - Will HOUSEKEEPING Room - all 643-1577. EIGHT ROOM Home in sor, 644-1796. ALUMINUM sheets used as pets, one child. $225. 528-6889. MANCHESTER - Townhouse, excellent residential EXPANDABLE, room house. Possible 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• wash your office, house and fac­ DOBERMAN AKC - one male utilities included. 272 Main executive special, furnished 3 OXFORD STREET PHILBRICK , Custom Builder Developer. printing plates, .007 thick, red, one female red, 10 months Street. MANCHESTER — Custom built neighborhood, near high and NOT EXPENSIVE bedrooms. Needs paper and Business Property 26 tory windows. Special discount WES ROBBINS carpentry bedroom townhouse, color TV, Colonial with 6 spacious prices for August. Work 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. old, all shots, cropped and THREE-Bedroom apartment in 6-room Cape with front-to-back junior high schools and.Bowers Clean, clean Cape with full paint. $26,000. Halger Real 875-2260 remodeling specialist. Ad­ new 2-family house - Full pool table, air-conditioning, all rooms, IVz baths, fireplace, ------guaranteed. Our men are Phone 643-2711. wormed. Reasonable. 742-7442. ONE LARGE room for living room. Immaculate condi­ grammar school. Reasonably shed dormer! Enclosed porch, Estate, 643-6624. BUSINESS Zone 2 - West ditions, rec rooms, dormers, carpeting and appliances. Cen­ major appliances, $300 per tion, Original owners moving priced. Owner, 643-0889. aluminum siding and treed fireplace, rec room in cellar. AGENCY Center Street, 200’ frontage, bonded and insured. Call 649- built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, gentleman, new private bath. month with option to buy. (36- 5334. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 DOBERMAN AKC, welped Call 643-6930. tral location. $250 monthly. south. $34,900. T.J. Crockett, lot, PLUS ASSUMABLE 8%% Wall-to-wall in several rooms. COVENTRY - Just fantastic! DIRECTIONS: EXIT 97 OFF IS6 ONTO TUNNEL ROAD; 250’ deep. House on property. 649-3446. cents each. Inquire side door. Broker, 646-1180. 56). Rentex, $30. fee, 549-6980. Beautiful well kept Ranch July 23, two blacks, one male, Realtors, 643-1577. MANCHESTER - Redwood mortgage with only $8,400 Walk to school and shopping! REALTORS CONTINUE THROUGH TUNNEL AND TAKE LEFT ONTO Call owner, 643-6273. Manchester Evening Herald. Farms, 6 room Ranch, 1 1/2 home. Large living room, ECHO ROAD. PAINTING-You must call us. one female, two reds, one male, Apartments For Rent 53 down. Ideal for the young family. LEON Cieszynski builder - new one female. 742-7442. MANCHESTER - Four large baths, garage, eat-in kitchen, baseboard heat, UConn nearby. INDUSTRIALLY Zoned - 2.3 We can beat the competition. homes custom built, BLANCHARD Fast sale a must, priced ac­ Quality, excellent references, WE BUY and sell used fur­ WE HAVE customers waiting rooms, appliances, THEA-B-C’s OF IT dining room, $42,900. Hayes $20,500. Call Red Carpet acres off Adams Street, remodeled, additions, rec niture. Cash on the line. One redecorated. Adults preferred. Corporation, 646-0131. A R O S S E n O cordingly. 646-4200 Realtors, Manchester, 646-1117. free estimates. Pete, 742-611'7 STUD WANTED immediately for the rental of your apartment PRESIDENTIAL IS Manchester. Close to 1-86. rooms, garages, kitchens piece or an entire housefull. for AKC Champion line $130. Security. Utilities extra. House on property, price (toll free), 5-10 p.m. or home. J.D. Real Estate A-Aluminum siding with REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 COLLOSAL COLONIAL CAPE remodeled, bath tile, cement 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 Yorkshire Terrier. Call 644- Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 643-9274. VILLAGE APTS. 189 West Center Street You don;t find too many real­ reduced. Homeseekers Realty, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Main Street Rear, behind 9555. brick Manchester 646-4353. G & H Paving & Construction tial or commercial. Call 649- MANCHESTER ly big Capes, especially in „ SENTRY Company-Paving, sealing, con­ Douglas Motor Sales. LOOKING for anything m real FIRST FLOOR - Two-family, 7 B-Beamed cathedral ceiling TWO FAMILIES 4291. rooms, very clean, convenient in living room Double A zone! Here’s a big Real Estate crete work, septic systems in­ Boats-Accessorles 45 estate rental — apartments, One and two bedrooms. BEAUTIFUL quality 3- seven roomer with 2-car gar­ CLEAN USED refrigerators, homes, multiple dwellings, no location, no pets, available C-Custom-built by U&R stalled. Commercial and CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ Near schools, churches 8-7 DUPLEX — One side bedroom Colonial. Excellent age on a tree-enclosed lot, Real Estate Wanted 28 residential. 26 years ranges, automatic washers, 1968 16’ Fiberglass boat, 55 h.p. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate September first. 649-1677. ages, additions, bathrooms, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Two fireplaces, formal dining has family room. Separate location in the mountains. $60,- custom kicthen, 28’ living experience. Free estimates. Evinrude complete with all Associates, Inc. 646-1980. and shopping center, on room, den, family room with 000. Telephone 646-3026. % SELLING your home or kitchens, houses, repairs. Free Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- accessories, Holsclaw trailer. 3‘/z ROOMS - Im m aculate, bus line. Call anytime. furnaces. Immediate oc­ room, first-floor laundry 649-5233. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen bar, surrounded by lovely acreage? For prompt friendly 2171 Excellent condition. $1,800. MANCHESTER - New deluxe restored Colonial home. Heat, cupancy. Only $40,900. room. Aluminum storms, Martin, 646-7295. hot water, parking, central. No 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 treed acre. $71,500. COLUMBIA - Lakefront. Six service, call Louis Dimock DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree firm. 644-3094. two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 8-3 TWO FAM ILY - Newly rooms, three bedrooms, 1 1/2 screens, doors. Big family Realty, 649-9823. SCREENED loam, gravel, baths, includes heat, children, pets. Middle aged cou- work, clean-ups, raking, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY RICHARDS &KEHMNA painted. Fireplace. Must be baths, large living room with room. Winding dead-end processed gravel, sand, stone, 1971 16’ FIBER Form Boat - appliances, carpeting, full pl^referred. 643-2171 before 6 plowing, .appliances moved, Carpentry and general contrac­ MLS ______5 2 8 -173 1 sold to settle estate. fireplace, large kitchen, 2 street. A good, solid value. ALL CASH for your property painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, and fill. George H. Grilling, with 115 hp Johnson outboard private basement. $275 per MANCHESTER - four rooms in porches. $67,000. Call owner, Call for an inspection — allow within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ting. Residential an6'commer­ Inc., 742-7886. and Sterling trailer. $2,000. Call a 2-family house, some Immediate occupancy. 528-8649. cial. Whether it be a small month. Paul W. Dougan, 228-9070. enough time for a good, long instant service. Hayes Agency, 643-9262 after 5 P.M. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. SIX ROOM Duplex - Three appliances, parking, and a MANCHESTER Striking 4 Only $41,500. repair job, a custom built home bedrooms, central location, on look. 646-0131. LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per yard. Just $110. (34-74) Rentex, bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ Live practically rent free. or anything in between, call 646- yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. BOAT - 17.8’, fiberglass hull, bus line, references. Call 649- $30. fee, 549'-6980. wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first C H F A Aluminum Siding 1379. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Mortgages through Manchester VERNON ESTATE WE WILL buy your house. Call Dorset Cabin cruiser, 60 h.p. 2139. floor family room. Prime loca­ KItchnn Ru-mod«llng bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, are available at only 7'A% NEW HOMES Lovely 8-room Raised Ranch, anytime, Hutchins Agency, SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury Gale outboard motor. Tilt AVAfLABLE August 15 - Four- tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. and 8%. built by U&R. ’Two raised- U- Realtors, 649-5324. Nuw AddHIona STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, above-ground pool distributor is full basement, includes VERNON - 3 rooms, $145; four room heated apartment with trailer. $1100. 742-7869. appliances. $270 per month. Howland Realtors, 643-1108. OAK GROVE STREET - New hearth fireplaces, automatic R.E. M ILLER, Builder fireplaces, flagstone terraces, over stocked on 1974 pools. Will rooms, $160. Rental includes appliances. $185 Security concrete repairs, inside and P.W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 Raised Ranch, living room, kitchen, thermostatic attic SELLING your house? Call us Call 649-1421 sell and completely install a ALCOURT Sunfisli sailboat heat, hot water, appliances and required. No pets. Call after 5, MANCHESTER — New 5-5 two- outside. Reasonably priced. huge 16’x31’ o.d. swim pool, or 646-1021. parking. 646-1510, 647-1113. 646-4786. PASEK dining room, large kitchen, 3 fan, etc., etc. We have never first and we’ll make you a cash with trailer - Practically new. family in Eighth District. 643-0851. complete with fencing, sun 289-7475 742-8243 bedrooms, wall-to-wall seen a cleaner home! All this, offer. One day service. T. J. Call 643-5742 after 6 P.M. Aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. deck, filter and pump. Now only MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- KEENEY STREET area - Four MANCHESTER - Four large throughout, 2W baths, family plus much more on a tree- ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, bedroom Townhouse, full V) big kitchen and separate ANY TYPE Carpentry and $795; full price financing Sporting G o o d s 46 large rooms, second floor, rooms, appliances, basements. Mid 50s. TiJ. room with fireplace, laundry dotted lot with swimming pool tuning, maintenance - Ward’s masonry work, auditions and available. Call Tony collect: private basement, includes stove, no pets, adults preferred. redecorated. $130. Also, 3 Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577/- room, 2-car garage, huge and mini goldfish pond. Come, MANCHESTER - NEW LISTING ★ TRANSFERRED OWNER ★ Schom of Electronics graduate, remodeling. Free estimates. A. (413) 732-3158. neat, appliances and carpeting. Call 646-2338. rooms, appliances. $110. Securi­ 7 years experience. Trust your TENT for sale - 10x14’, $250 per month. P.W. Dougan, Manchester patio deck, park-like yard. this one you really must see! Large eight-room Cape style home In Bowers School loca­ Makes this 6-room aluminum sided Cape available for Im­ Squillacote, 649-0811. excellent condition, one vear ty and heat extra. 643-9274. instrument to skillful Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. PLEASANT Six-room flat - MANCHESTER - New homes Only $52,900. Low 50’s, and worth is! tion, fireplaced living room, formal dining room, first floor mediate occupancy, completely remodeled kitchen with LIVING ROOM Furniture old. $45.742-6617 after 5:30 P.M. in desirable Porter Street area. CAPE technicians. Call 646-0437 mor­ MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, made at our own factories, the Garage, carpeting, central, FOUR Room duplex, west side, family room, 4 bedrooms, garage, treed lot. Best of all — plenty of extra cabinets. Large backyard. Murry - only $28,- nings. Foundations now being dug. 7 rooms plus rec room, PERKINS STREET - New MANY OTHERS - block, stone and concrete. way you want it at a price you MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom adult family unit preferred. No working couple, parking, no in Manchester, East Hartford, mid 30’s. Please hurryl Call 269-4331. 900. Call 872-7311. duplex, 1 1/2 baths, full base­ children, no pets. 649-5051, 643- pets, some security, $160 Your plans or ours. 40s, 50s, breezeway and attached gar­ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living •Bzzxxxzxz In and taa our Reasonable prices. Call 643- can afford. Wide selections of G a rd e n 47 COVENTRY counseling center Products ment, finished rec room, in­ 6733. monthly. 643-7672. 60s...T.J. Crockett, Realtors, age, full shed dormer, 4 room with fireplace, dining Vernon, Rockville, South buay Boa. Wa’ra raady, 9508. fabric. Call 633-1835 days, 649- 643-1577. Windsor, and Glastonbury. — individual and family 7287, 745-7819, evenings. cludes appliances. $235 per bedrooms, 120x150’ lot located room, kitchen, 2 baths, wall- willing and abla to aaaiat IMMACULATE RANCH counseling information and ap­ BUILDING - Remodeling, Stop At The month. P.W. Dougan, Realtor, FOUR ROOM and five-room off Porter St. in residence AA to-wall throughout, full base­ you In tho aalo or pointments. 742-5091. 643-4535 or 646-1021. apartments, tiled bath, heat, SOUTH WINDSOR ' Zone. CALL US - WE WORK! On lovely wooded lot, fireplaced living room, eat-ln roofing, concrete steps, 1973 TOYO'TA short-bed pick-up ment. Only $39,900. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, VA baths, finished rec room, many purohaao of Y O U R fireplaces. For estimates call truck hardcover cap with hot water included, newly REDUCED F.J. SPILECKI SENTRY proporty. WEDDING Invitations - CORN MANCHESTER - Newer VILLAGER remodeled. Security deposit, 649-1142. jalousied windows, little used. -fixceptioiuilly neat and spacious 6- GRANDVIEW STREET extras. Call for Inspection, 289-4331. Realtor 6 4 3 -2 12 1 - Will BELFIORE AGENCY Brochures, Business Forms, Cost $295 new. Asking $225. Call family-style 2-bedroom apart­ APARTMENTS references, no pets, parking 11 room Ranch, IW vanity baths, Real Estate Sarvicas Letterheads, Envelopes, ment, includes heat, appliances hreezeway, 1-car garage. Pius targe build to your specifications on REALTORS 047-1413 LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. 649-8653 anytime. 1/2A and B School Street, this gorgeous lot. Tickets, Business Cards and CRIB and carpeting. $215 per month. Two-Bedroom townhouses. across from East Side Rec, rec room in lower level and lovely lot. 351 Marllna Rd. 28 ConnocOcut I M . We design and build: Barns, For ambitious people unable Fireplace. Wall-to-wall Immaculate move In condiUon. 40s. SOUTH WINDSOR > other printing services offered. MEDITERRANEAN king size P.W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 near Main. Vimon - 872-73U Keith Family rooms. Green houses, to grow their own vegelablee Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 MANCHESTER - West side, Prime location for children Is just one of the assets which East Hartford - 286-4381 General Printing Services, 623- Rec rooms. Pool and Patio bedroom set, excellent condi­ or 646-1021. carpeting. Two air- MANCHP]STER - Charming FM this 6-room Ranch offers. Not to mention an 18x34 In- 5379. we offer a lull Una of pick conditioners, appliances, heat Homes for Rent 54 J. WATSON BEACH CO. older 3 or 4 bedroom home, sur- Verplanck School, first time on Cabanas, Kitchens. Working tion, $300. Phone 649-2661. REALTORS-MLS FRECHETTE&MARTM market, 6 room Ranch, im­ ground pool and a walk-out basementi Call 872-7311. REALTOR - MLS , Real Estate with rough sawn boards and your own and ready picked MANCHESTER - Two bedroom and hot water. ’Tiled bate. No Manotwalar Offlea, 647-4139 rounded by trees on large lot, Vamon Board of RoaKofs, Manchester Board of Reellora, RALPH A. Saunders -15 Foster vegelablee dally, 10 a.m . - 8 apartment, large living room ROCKVILLE - Six rooms, 3 located in desirable area by REALTORS, INC. maculate condition, garage, beams a specialty. Also roofing NO REGRET, the best yet; Iq u il HouiJng Opportunttf enclosed porch. 40s. Hayes Hartford Board of Raaltora Street, Manchester. Roofing and siding, using the fines! Blue Lustre cleans carpets p .m . ^ and kitchen, redecorated. bedrooms. Clean area. One owner. 649-5547 or 742-8749. 644-4144 172 E. Cantar 8t. ""'call 649-7620 Corp. 646-0131. and Guttering, Painting - materials. Barrett Home Im­ beautifully. Rent electric sham- Buckland Road Available immediately. Securi­ acre backing up to the woods. 6^9-1922 646-4126 Interior - Exterior. 646-1399 or pooer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- $275. (31-04) Rentex. $30 fee. provement Company, Roger SOUTH WINDSOR 647-1272. Barrett, 649-0822. Company. 8250. 549-6980. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., F ri„ Aug, 16. 1974 - PAGE SEVENTEEN BENjv BY JIM BERRY Auloi For Sale 0t Autoa For Sale SI Autoa For Sale 61 Autos For Sale SI ______r__ c __ SHOP AND SAVE BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE HA\/^ / a ) A f J P A|J' lTW0U^P^l'rPFB^IFA^K/M' 1971 LTD BROUGHN - 4-door, fully loaded, low mileage, VEAH, SPLIT AOAIN- OF W Pi-FA PP I W TIfJTffJP 4 P M F 0 M F TO ^ I F T excellent condition. Call 649- 'ao o p HEAVENS, ICU'RS a«ow- PeflUINCy FOUNDATION ► IN TWO PLACES.' IN<5 E V E N f a s t e r TH A N TOUR YOl WERE THE . WOULDNT T O ------( W TMpOtJ(S>H TPA4^M C'AfJ^, 9912. ^ s p l i t ; WC7TTORN/;, BROTHER DID WHEN HE WORE A SK ED US TO STUDY THE OUICKESTTOSOLVE^ YOU PRICES ARE GOING UP t h e m .' t a k e T H E M O F F - PROBLEM-S0LVIN6 ABILPTY OUR UTTLE ESCAPE LIKE 1970 FIREBIRD, 350, 2-barrel, FORD THEV CAN BE FIXED.' UNDER STRESS.’ WE • PROBLEM! V5UR MORE CHALLEN6E TME HYWTMESIS too many extras to list, im­ ON 1975GARS! T A6SRESSI0N ' DATA 7 " OF FUEfiEL^FLOUNDER QUOTIENT DENIES m aculate condition, $2,100. Call ? _ / AND FUNK THAT THIS YflUR DOWNTRODDEN IT 0 before 12 noon, 646-0686. DEaiNES WITH AfiE! APPEARANCE'. A WOULD real aEASURE.' BE OUR FIAT - 124, 1968, needs work, SAVE NOW! BUY NOW! PLEASURE $150. Call 649-9264. ExN/np/e Buys at old prices... k( 1947 FORD Coupe, Oldsmobile power, automatic, lacquer a-ib paint, power steering, needs in­ AUTOCAP terior work $900. 643-2227. AUTOmoHv* Coneumar jfMl' /«■' e UT< w w n * Sm : sc . Action Pinal NEW 1974 CUSTOM 500 e-lb TJS. iss ux HL 01. Homes lor Rent 54 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 MtfMtaattitoli LIglit blue 4-Door Sedan, automatic transmission, V-S engine, power 1967 MUSTANG, like new, new SuUmmOoStcIS steering, power brakes, radio, bumper group, light group, tinted glass, MICKEY FINN tires, exhaust system , V-8, MANCHESTER - Six room TOYOTA - See us for reliable 1969 SEMI-Automatic 1969 CHEVROLET Impala, air conditioning, -white sidewall Ures, convenience group, body side BY HANK LEONARD standard, asking $750. 643-2951, Ranch, breezeway, garage, full used Toyotas with our 60-day Volkswagen convertible, good $450. 1966 Honda 160 for parts, mouldings. Stock No. 1. List |454<. condition, snow tires, $1325. after 4. HE HAS A HOAAE UP basement, two baths, fi-eplace, 1007o warranty. We also buy $50. Audiovox FM-8 Track, 6 HE WOULDN'T BE IN PALM BEACH SHERIFF-1 HAVEN’T SEEN MY used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Call after 5, 289-2268. IN AAAINE. ANOTHER THIS TIAAE OF YEAR. I'LL TRY $275 monthly. Security, months old, $75. 429-0481, ask HOME IN B6LM BEACH SON FOR TWO YEARS— SINCE HIS references. Hayes Corporation, 345 Center Street, Manchester, 1961 MERCURY, good running NOW ^3850 HIS APARTMENT IN NEW YORK MOTHER WON CUSTODY OVER HIM/ for Bob. -AND AN APARTMENT FIRST./ 646-0131. 646-4321. 1970 FURY Sport, Plymouth, condition, low mileage, $100. IF HE’S IN ANY TROUBLE, I’LL 6 E T , 644-8274 or 644-0478. HIM OUT OF IT./ automatic, 383, V-8, $1,600. Call 1973 DATSUN 240Z, brown, 13,- EAST HARTFORD - Backing COMPLETE junk cars 643-0221 after 3:30 p.m. 300 miles, 4-speed, AM-FM, 1974 SQUIRE WAGON 1974 LTD SEDM up to the woods is a lovely 3 removed free in Manchester, 1951 PLYMOUTH,'4-door Tan, 8 passenger, automaUc transmission, V-8 engine, well-maintainecl, excellent con­ power steering, power brakes, radial whItewaU tires, Tan Glow 4-Door. Automatic transmission, V-8 engine, bedroom house packed with all South Windsor, Vernon and 1971 CAPRI - 1600CC, 4-speed, dition, 20 mpg. $4,300. Call 643- sedan, good running condition, power steering, power brakes, accent stripes, vinyl $350. Call 423-3407. front corner li^ts, power seats, power windows, YESTERPAVS A/OLVIN6 ANOTHER PROBLEM' the appliances needed to run a Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, economical, one owner, 7977. seats, convenience group, rear bumper guards, radio, TM >n US K W 3 ' lb Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- excellent mechanical condition. luggage rack, light group, Brougham option, tinted fair sized household. Just $265. glass, air conditioning, plus more. Stock No. 8, List tinted glass, light group, wheel covers, radial white 4578, 875-6231. $1550. Call 872-8025. sidewall Ures, Stock No. 38. Ust $4602. H (31-60) Rentex $30. fee, 549- 88549. CAPTAIN EASY 6980. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, 1965 TRIUMPH Spitfire, new NOW *3090 HOW'S YOUP. RESTIWSi POOR DEAR,, V-8, autom atic, radio, posi- engine, new transmission, BRAND NEW 1 9 7 4 NOW *5490 ^ ER-UOO CAWALU monds and discard his lack 16 Aim 7 Greek 1974 PINTO STATION WAGON strong. $875. 649-7313. RECTOWN USA INC. By Oswald & James Jacoby and trey of hearts on long 17 Frequent mountain 25 Noxious 45 Dazes Manual front disc brakes, four cylinder SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL diam onds. ending 8 Tree substance 47 Brow of hill 1968 HONDA motorcycle with Routo 6 WBHmtntle, Ct 9 Araceous engine, four speed transmission, A M radio, 18 Young trees 26 Shakespearean (Scot.) 20 Presidential plants 48 Accept all vinyl bucket seats, rear flipper windows, 1969 engine, 350 cc, good run­ 203-423-162S villain VOU ARE ABOUT TO FACE nickname 10 Meat cut 28 Roman 49 Emanation carpeting. Squire option, white sidewall tires. ning condition, $400. 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1 H » I , i 1 PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Aug, 16, 1974 OBITUARIES lianrI|TatTr Supninn Ipralh ,|(>si‘|»h P. (iruIxT Mrs. Louis E. Meisner O tto Y oung POLICE REPORT Joseph P. Gruber, 75, of 11336 ELLINGTON - Mrs. Sylvia ROCKVILLE-Otto Young, Cantor Meisner, 69, of MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 17, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 271 Burt Rd., Detroit, Mich., 77, of 126 Vernon Ave. died this Manchester—A City of Village Charm FOURTEEN PAGES — TWO MINI formerly of Manchester, died Brookline, Mass., formerly of morning at a Rockville con­ MANCHESTER SOUTH WINDSOR PRICE: FIFTEEN CF:NTS Thursday in Detroit. He was the Ellington, died Thursday at valescent home. Robert W. Gomper, 16, of John P. Sharp, 40, of East husband of Mrs. Dorothy University Hospital, Boston. Mr. Young was born Aug. 16, East Hartford was taken into Hartford was charged Gruber. She was the wife of Louis E. 1897 in Ellington and had lived custody by Manchester Police Thursday with patronizing a Mr. Gruber was born in Meisner. in the Rockville-Ellington area Thursday night on charges of prostitute, and Cynthia Freed­ Mrs. Meisner was born in Manchester and attended local all his life. He was a member of ' MSI third-degree burglary and man, 18, of Hartford was schools. He had been employed Russia and had lived in the First Lutheran Church of second-degree larceny, after charged with second and third- Police Remove Bomb at Cheney Bros, many years Ellington as a child. A resident Ellington, and before his retire­ reports of a motorcycle theft at degree larceny and criminal ago. of the Hartford area for 20 ment, had been employed at the 125 Downey Dr. mischief in connection with the He is also survived by a years, she moved to Boston 10 former Liberty Bakery in He was released on a $500 investigation of an incident on sister, Mrs. Mary Heck of years ago. She was past presi­ Rockville. non-surety bond for court Rt. 5, South Windsor. From Bus Terminal Hollister St.; and three dent and honorary president of Survivors are a sister, Mrs. appearance Sept. 9. Ms. Freedman was presented the American Jewish Congress, m nephews, Herman Heck of Martha Scheiffer of Rockville; Police said the arrest stems in Circuit Court 12, East Hart­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The detonator After the explosive had been removed cassette tape recording that they would Manchester, Rudy Heck of Metropolitan Region, Boston. and several nieces and from the reported theft of a $550 ford, Thursday and her case of a bomb believed planted in a bus station from the terminal, police received find the bomb in the bus terminal. Pompano Beach, Fla., and She is also survived by a son. nephews. motorcycle owned by 13-year- was continued. She was by the prime suspect in a deadly airport another bomb threat at the Continental Following his usual pattern, “Rasim” Charles Heck of Dallas, Tex. Dr. Burton M. Meisner of The White-Gibson-Small old John Stebbins of 125 Downey released on her promise to bombing exploded Friday night minutes Trailways bqs terminal. telephoned the Los Angeles Herald- A memorial service is Satur­ Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., is in Dr. appear. Sharp was released on after it was placed in a shielded van, Police with trained dogs searched the day at 11 a.m. at the Temple Elaine Nottonson of Newton, charge of arrangements, which Examiner to tell the news desk where the Gomper and another youth — a $200 non-surety bond for vNf police said. bus station but no bomb was found*. tape could be found. Baptist Church, Detroit. Ma.ss.; a brother. Max Cantor are incomplete. a 14-year-old East Hartford boy appearance in Circuit Court 12, The bomb’s primary detonator went off Assistant Police Chief Daryl Gates said The bus terminal was evacuated of some of Ellington; and six — were apprehended near the East Hartford, Sept. 9. inside a police bomb squad truck as the the bomb found at the Greyhound terminal grandchildren. 1,000 persons and the bomb squad found scene of the incident. The 14- ■ Hervey LaVoie, 18, of 46 device, found wrapped in a satchel, was was the work of "R asim ,” who has the device. Funeral services are Sunday year-old, unidentified because Highview Dr., South Windsor, being hauled away. There were no reports claimed responsibility for the three-death Mrs. W'illiiiin Erlel at 11 a.m. at Weinstein Mor­ . J r - The bomb, weighing some 20 pounds, of his age, was referred to was arrested Thursday on a of injury. blast at the Los Angeles International Air­ was pulled from the building by a rope and ROCKVILLE — The funeral tuary, 640 Farmington Ave., Clay Shaw juvenile authorities. warrant issued by Circuit Court Police said the bomb itself was later dis­ port last week. Hartford. Rabbi Howard M loaded into a bomb squad truck reinforced of Mrs. William Ertel of 56 12 charging him with sale and mantled at an isolated area. Rasim, claiming to be backed by a group to muffle explosions. Mountain St., who died Kummer of Boston will of­ Dies at 61 David W. Monroe, 20, of 101 possession of controlled sub­ The bomb was apparently planted at the called Aliens of America, has threatened a As the truck was driving off, smoke Wednesday at Rockville ficiate. B urial will be in South St., Vernon was charged stance (marijuana.) Greyhound bus terminal by “Isaac wave of violence throughout the country if Ellington Jewish Cemetery. suddenly poured from the bomb storage General Hospital, is Saturday KENTWOOD, La. (UPI) - Thursday with four counts each He was held overnight in lieu Rasim,” who is being hunted in the certain demands of his group are not met. compartment. Police said the primary at 9:15 a.m. from the Burke- of criminal inpersonation, of posting a $2,500 bond. He was deadliest civil airport bombing in U.S. tairl .loliii.HOti Clay L. Shaw, the only person to Police said Rasim had warned in a detonating device had gone off but that the Fortin Funeral Home, 76 stand trial for the assassination third-degree forgery, and fourth- to be presented in Circuit Court history, according to police. bomb itself was still intact. Prospect St., with a Mass at St. Carl Johnson, 86, of of President John F. Kennedy, degree larceny, Manchester 12, East Hartford; today. Bizarre Campaign Bernard's Church at 10. Burial Middletown, formerly of Police said. died Thursday of cancer. He COVENTRY Earlier, Rasim had warned another will be in St. Bernard's Manchester, died Thursday was 61. Police said the arrest, made John J. Flanagan, 22, of bomb would be exploded in a crowded Cemetery. night in a Middletown convales­ Ford Pledges Continued Burial services were on a court warrant stems from Bristol was charged this morn­ place here Sunday as part of a bizarre Friends may call at the cent home. He was the husband the alleged cashing of stolen scheduled today for the promi­ ing with possession of campaign to change the legal status of funeral home tonight from 7 to of the late Mrs. Caroline nent New Orleans civic and checks at a local supermarket. 9. Borgeson Johnson. marijuana. Coventry Police Mideast Peace Effort aliens by “writing our name in blood.” business leader in the tiny Monroe was released on a said they found him slouched The airport stood for the first letter of Survivors include a sister. Mr. .lohn.son was born Aug. t-' eastern Louisiana community $250 non-surety bond for court over the wheel of his car on Rt. the word “alien.” He warned that Sun­ Sister Mary Agnes of the 18. 1887 in Skene, Sweden, and WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford has also been in Washington, working out a where he was born. appearance Aug. 26. 44A. day’s bomb would explode in a place Sisters of the Good Shepherd, had lived in Manchester for 50 l A . plunged into foreign affairs with a dinner joint cooperation agreement to rebuild Shaw was acquitted in 1969 of for King Hussein Friday night, promising beginning with "L,” second letter of the Hartford, and not the Sisters of years before moving to In other Manchester Police war-torn Egypt. The agreement is charges he conspired with Lee that the United States will keep working word, police said Friday. • Mercy as reported in the Middletown in 1969. He had reports: expected to be signed next week. Harvey Oswald to assassinate VERNON HELP Graduation Entertainment Draws Cheers for peace in the Middle East. Rasim, in tape-recorded messages and obituary in Thursday's Herald. been employed as custodian at • Model airplane components Full Schedule President Kennedy. He was Henry P. Rush, 46, of 32 Park Hussein, considered a friend of the telephone calls to the news media, iden­ the former Lincoln School for 13 worth about $60 were taken in a During the day, Ford: brought to trial by flamboyant PL, Rockville was charged Three cheers for the padre! The Friday at Manchester Community United States, became the first visiting tified himself as the "chief military of­ years before he retired in 1954. recent burglary at the 236B and television comedienne; and Fred New Orleans District Attorney Thursday night with intoxica­ guitar playing and humorous innuen­ College. Obviously delighted with his head of state of the week-old Ford ad­ —Kept in close touch with the situation ficer of Aliens of America.” He was a member of Emanuel Looks Good Enough to Eat New State Rd. home of Paul A. Ramey Jr., director of Project on Cyprus. Lutheran Church. Jim Garrison. tion, disorderly conduct, dos of the Rev. Thomas Bryne of invocation are, from left. Dr. Robert HELP at the college. (Herald photo ministration. He was the guest of honor at He took responsibility for the bomb that Despite Shaw’s acquittal and In most pet zoos the kids do the playing but here the goat seems to be getting the upper Lubetkin. —Continued to search for ways to slow exploded in a passenger terminal locker at tfiiKliive E. Liiid^reii Survivors are a nephew, Ray­ criminal mischief, and in­ Ireland added a festive note to the H. Fenn, dean of faculty at MCC; by Pinto) a state dinner in the White House. reinstatement to high honor in hand as he samples the shirt on little Tressa Renne Byrd at a Galveston, Tex., shopping • Myles McCarthy of 88 Oak terfering with a police officer in the current 11 per cent inflation rate and Los Angeles International Airport Aug. 6 COVENTRY-Gustave Eric mond Gronlund of Hollandale, Project HELP graduation exercises Miss Pat Carroll, well-known stage Conferences Today New Orleans, Garrison refused center zoo. (UPI photo) St. told police today his stereo connection with the investiga­ talked over U.S. economic problems with which killed three persons and injured 35 Lindgren, 81, of Shore Dr, died Fla., and several other nieces Ford was expected to confer with to recant in his condemnation of system, valued at $550, is mis­ tion of a disturbance at his Teamster head Frank Fitzsimmons. others. Thursday night at Windham and nephews in Sweden. domestic affairs advisors today and meet the former International Trade sing from his home. home. —Reviewed the controversy over Taken Seriously Community Memorial Hospital, Funeral .services are Tuesday with Dean Burch, a White House counselor Mart president. As recently as • Four bicycles, ranging in former President Richard Nixon’s tapes Police and FBI said they are taking Williniantic. He was the hus­ at 9:.30 a.m. at Holmes Funeral He was held at the police sta­ appointed by former President Nixon. last Sunday, Garrison said in an value from $75 to $100, were tion and released later on a $500 and ruled that tey would remain in White Rasim’s claims seriously because he has band of the late Mrs. Lena Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. reported stolen Thursday. 'The President addressed Hussein direct­ interview he was not sorry non-surety bond for appearance Speaker Terms Project HELP House custody until Special Prosecutor recounted facts that only the bomber or Hayes Lindgren. Ronald J. Fournier, co-pastor Nursery May Be First in Field ly in a toast. “By your wisdom and about the prosecution of Shaw • Police issued warnings for in Circuit Court 12, Rockville Leon Jaworski’s office had considered all someone connected with him would know. Mr. Lindgren was born Oct. of. Emanuel Lutheran Church, cooperation you set an example for all of and would do it again if he bicycle violations Thursday. Sept. 3, possible legal issues. Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., who was 19, 1892 in Sweden and had lived will officiate. Burial will be in us to follow,” he said. could. To Use Tax Shelter Partnership Two warnings were for two —Reportedly decided to appoint former mentioned in one of the taped messages, in Hartford before coming to East Cemetery. Ford promised, “On behalf of the At the time of his death, Shaw youths riding on one bike. The Rep. Richard Roudebush, R-Ind., to the pleaded with Rasim over Southern Califor­ Coventry 16 years ago. He was Friends may call at the American people, full support for the con-. long-vacant post of head of the Veterans had a $5 million damage suit other warning, issued at 9:30 TOLLAND Beacon in our Country^ nia radio stations Friday to call off his a member of Prince of Peace funeral home Monday from 2 to tinuing diplomatic intiatives towards Administration. pending against Garrison and The C.R. Burr and Co. Inc. The first such partnership These losses can be used to p.m., was for riding a bicycle Brian G. Andresen, 34, of campaign and contact the senator. Lutheran Church and had 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. those goals we have set. We can achieve Ford had hoped to announce his vice several wealthy businessmen nurseries with warehouses and was set up by Hickman in write off annual income by the without lights or reflectors. Staffordville was charged with Law enforcement authorities held news belonged to the former By BETTY RYDER our congratulations and love to each and Dr. Robert H. Fenn, dean of the college what has been the hope and aspirations of presidential choice by Friday. It later was who helped finance Garrison’s offices at 420 N. Main St. may December, 1973 in Virginia. partners. improper passing in connection conferences appealing to the public for Brovalla Lodge, Order of ”A beacon in our country,” is the way every one of you.” faculty, addressed the gathering in behalf. people throughout the Middle East and the delayed to the weekend, and now is not assassination investigation. be the first nursery business in The second was just set up in Of course, in several years, with the investigation of a two- clues to Rasim’s identity or whereabouts Vikings, in Hartford. CORRECTION the inimitable Pat Carroll, star of stage, Fred Ramey Jr., director of Project of Dr. Frederick Lowe Jr., MCC presi­ world.” expected before Tuesday or Wednesday of The suit was to be heard in the country to use tax shelter recent weeks in Connecticut, he the crop of shrubs will be car accident on Rt. 30 Thursday and to warn businesses, industries and Before he retired in 1957, he An account of a two-car acci­ screen and television, summed up the HELP at MCC, said, “Project HELP real­ dent, who was unable to attend. Egyptian foreign minister Ismail Fahmi next week. federal court next month. methods of the gas and oil in­ said. harvested and profits realized night. other possible targets that could be was employed as a machinist at dustry. dent at E. Center and Lenox program offered by Project HELP (Han­ ly is a team effort; it has been a success He commended those who had worked to The one in this state is called will go to the partners and to Police said Andresen was dicapped Earning and Living Project) marked by the letter “L.” the Hanson and Whitney Co., John H. Hickman, head of a “Durham Nursery Partners” Sts., reported in Thursday’s driving north and struck the left but no one person deserves the credit.” hard to bring this, the fourth graduation of the company, the general conducted at Manchester Community Many special people were Involved Hartford. private investor group from on the prospectus, a statement partner, Hickman said. But Herald, incorrectly identified side of a car driven by Barbara Project HELP students about, and com­ College. Ramey said, and referred to the Survivors are two step­ Cooperstown, N.Y. which of the main features of the these profits can be plowed Debra Stebbins as a pregnant Bevins, of 88 Village St., plimented the graduates on having learned daughters, Mrs. Leonard Hol- FIR E C A LLS woman involved in the acci­ Speaking at Project HELP graduation “backfield” who contributed so much, the skills prescribed in the program. bought the large nursery partnership. Durham is a state- back into more fields in another Rockville, also traveling north exercises Friday at MCCs outdoor mall, Turks Attack Road Junction namely, Edward Mongeau, program in­ meen of Newington and Mrs. Mansfield Man business in January, 1972, said licensed partnership with the dent. Miss Stebbins, 19, of and attempting to make a left "Your parents are proud of you and so limited partnership defering Miss Carroll told the 11 members of the structor; and Mary Ramey, Gregory Ger­ William Boyd of Troy, Ala.; this week his firm has sold C.R. Burr and Co. Inc. as Winterport, Maine, is not preg­ turn. are all of us at Manchester Community MANCHESTER Dies Fighting tax payments even further, he graduating class to "be proud of what you maine and William Lunt, assistant in­ By United Press International The Canadian U.N. contingent holding four grandchildren and two “limited partnerships” in Burr general partner. nant. She was one of several Andresen is scheduled to College,” he said. President Glafkos Clerides met with the Thursday, 10:20 a.m. — Odor Fire in Dump said. have learned and look forward to what you structors for the summer program. Turkish forces, in violation of their self- the bomb-damaged installation has orders great-grandchildren. fields in Virginia and Connec­ The partnership will engage persons in the accident. appear in Circuit Court 12, Staf­ The program, he added, will enable the special representative of U.N. Secretary of gas at Squire Village; no fire “Eventually you may make a have yet to accomplish.” He also cited Ron Compo, president of imposed Cyprus ceasefire, today attacked to fire if fired upon. It has held the airport Funeral services are Monday MANSFIELD (UPI) - ticut. in the business of farming 24 The Herald regrets the error ford Sept. 24. students to take advantage of further op­ General Kurt Waldheim, Luis Weckmann- (Town). profit so good you come out on top “In education you have the tools,” she MCC Student Senate; the entire faculty at with tank, artillery and mortar fire a vital since July 23. at 11 a.m. at Holmes Funeral George Jacobson, 72, of The tax sheltered limited acres of land in Middlefield portunities for personal enrichment and Munoz, and with the U.N. commander on Thursday, 8:45 p.m. — Smell even paying the taxes,” he said. said, “but more important is that you MCC; and the special education super­ road junction leading from the capital of Heavy shooting erupted on the frontier Home, 400 Main St., Mansfield, was killed Thursday partnerships give an investor which are planted mainly with reward. the island, Maj. Gen. Prem Chand of In­ of smoke at 202 S. Main St.; no The venture is “intrastate” share them with us.” visors from the various towns served by Instead of the usual musical interlude Nicosia to the United Nations-held airport. of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot com­ dia. The U.N. officials scheduled a Manchester. The Rev. William afternoon while trying to fight a the same tax benefits as in­ ornamental and desiduous fire (Town). and private, he said. All papers She said, "You graduates are leaders; the college. The truce held generally elsewhere in munities in Nicosia but ended about meeting later with Turkish Cypriot Wilkens, pastor of the Prince of fire in a private dump near his vestments in oil, gas and real shrubs and trees. The land is which prevailed at previous graduations, Thursday, 10:10 p.m. — needed were filed with state this program is a beacon in our country, it “Project HELP is funded under a grant Friday, the graduates presented their own the island. daybreak. leaders. Peace Lutheran Church, will of­ house. estate ventures, Hickman said. leased from the Burr company Report of smoke in house at 36 banking authorities. Even the is not being done any where else.” from the Division of Vocational Services,” musical entertainment by singing “I’ll Turkish gunners pounded a traffic circle The bombardment in the western sector Four roads radiate from the traffic cir­ ficiate. Burial will be in East Police said Jacobson was He thought it must be the first by the partnership until May 31, Stereo^ Food Stolen Brookfield St.; no fire (Town). Virginia partnership called ‘O ldest D ro p o u t’ he said, "and I want to thank Joseph four miles west of the center of Nicosia in of the battered capital lasted for two and a cle. The Turks hold the northern road that Cemetery, Manchester. trying to dispose of a kerosene such partnership in U.S. 1977. Never Walk Alone,” under the direction of Thursday, 10:32 p.m. — “Peninsula Nursery Partners” Her entire speech was interjected with Cochran, program consultant, for all his Robert Vater, director of music programs what a U.N. source described as a half hours and ended at 7 a.m. (1 a.m. leads to Morphou northwest of Nicosia. Friends may call at the stove in a small dump near the history. It has been done for Hickman said that in In Tacorral Burglary Broken hot water pipe at is a Connecticut partnership humor. She said she is planning on retur­ efforts in our behalf.” at MCC, and Mary Ramey. renewed attempt to seize control of the EDT), a U.N, spokesman said. He gave no Turkish troops and tanks set up lines about funeral home Sunday from 7 to rear of his home when some years in many farm-type in­ developing the product, due to all parties being state 9 p.m. Meadows Convalescent Home, ning to college and added, “I’m probably Miss Carroll Thanked road to the U.N.held airport. reports of shooting elsewhere on Cyprus. 800 yards from the circle. kerosene spilled from the stove dustries, he said, but on a more “ substantial losses are people. ^ 333 Bidwell St.; no fire (Town). and ignited. An early morning burglary at on routine patrol found the the oldest dropout in the world.” Unusual Invocation Miss Brenda Smith, one of the Turks Want Airporl The capital moved slowly toward nor­ Canadian U.N. troops moved between private or family basis. available to the partners in the The Virginia fields are Tacorral, a Mexican restaurant restaurant’s rear door open. She said she is often mistaken for other The Rev. Thomas Byrne, who is on sab­ graduates, speaking in behalf of the class malcy. the Greek Cypriot defenders of the circle Jacobson tried to put the fire tax statements.” planted with ornamental “The Turks want to try to get control of at 246 Broad St., netted thieves Entering the establishment, he stage personalities which prompted the ti­ batical leave from a Redemptionist Mis­ said, “We want to take this opportunity to No War Planes and the Turks to set up an observation' out with a garden hose, but the evergreens, he said. the airport,” the source said. "They want a variety of items including a found a smashed cigarette tle for her current show playing at the sion in Ireland and currently staying in St. thank you all for letting us be involved in post. water only spread the flames. Hickman said he is pleased to try to isolate the U.N. troops there so Turkish warplanes stayed out of Cypriot Police said he told his grandson stereo system and food, machine, dining room tables Coachlight Theatre in East Windsor en­ James Parish, gave an unusual the Project HELP program. We’d like to they will give up the,airport.” skies for the first time in three days. The fighting was the first major break with how the C.R. Burr and Co. titled “An Evening With Who?” Hospital, Union Agree to call police, but when the Manchester Police said today. disturbed, and two cash stimulating invocation. give a special thanks to Miss Carroll for of the latest cease-fire that went into effect Decision Awaited Inc. business has gone since his registers pried open. She said with a hearty laugh, someone Taken in the break, Speaking with an Irish brogue. Father taking time out from her busy schedule to at 6 p.m. Friday. grandson returned, Jacobson group purchased the more than restauranteur Michael Police investigation of the in­ once walked up to her and said, "You’re Byrne said he was particularly interested speak to us.” had fallen into the flames. 76-year-old business from To Negotiate Sept. 5 Thibodeau told police, were a cident later in the morning Rosemarie,” to which she answered, “No, in programs of this kind (Project HELP) Miss Smith presented the guest of honor In Santini Case Charles Burr in January, 1972. resulted in recovery of the she’s a much older woman.” With an aside stereo radio, a nine-inch and was especially pleased when Ramey with a charm embossed with “MCC” “Our sales have doubled in Representatives of Board, said Marmen. The State kitchen knife, 18 heads of let­ ground beef near the to the MCC audience she said,, “Let her asked him to participate. which Miss Carroll prondised to “wear and Town Tax Receipts the last year,” Hickman said. Manchester Memorial Hospital Board of Mediation and Ar­ VERNON owned with that of an abating tuce, 16'/2 dozen taco shells, 40 restaurant. mother worry, right?” Plucking on a guitar. Father Byrne, said treasure.” (MMH) and Local 1199 of the bitration, therefore, will no Child Drowns landowner. “We are getting over the hump The blow came, she said, when while “Try a Little kindness” to the delight of Equal 46 Per Cent A zone change, granted by the pounds of ground beef, Police said entry to the es­ Following the benediction by Father Drug and Hospital Union, AFL- longer be a party to the The Vernon officials also of a horrendous money market, dining in a restaurant someone came up the graduates, parents and friends in FARMINGTON (UPI) - An- Verjion Zoning Commission to cigarettes, soda, a portable tablishment was made through Byrne, refreshments prepared and served Of Yearns Estimate CIO, have agreed to begin con­ negotiations between the charge that notice of Santini’s however. With all our growth, and slapping her on the back said, "You’re attendance. nabella Moreno, 3, of Far­ builder Eric Santini by default police radio, and $75 cash. a cellar window. Left at the by HELP students under the supervision tract negotiations Sept. 5, said h o sp ital and Local 1199, application was never sent to there have been a lot of squeeks Carroll O’Connor (star of ‘All in the Tax receipts to the General Fund in mington, drowned Thursday in and appealed by Vernon Mayor The burglary was discovered scene by the burglar was a half- He spoke of the need for cooperation and of Mongeau, were served. Andre P. Marmen, hospital Marmen said. the town which owns land adja­ and groans. ’This has been a Family’). “You can imagine how I felt, the Batterson Park pond. Frank McCoy and Building shortly before 3 a.m. today by smoked cigar, police said. said, “That is what we are celebrating Members'of the graduating class are: July, the first month of the current director of public relations and The state Supreme Court cent to the property in question. recession from a banking point she told the graduates, "why that man’s Police said the body of the Inspector Francis McNulty, has Policeman Donald Burns, who today — the cooperation of all the people Kenneth Jones and Lynn Overturf, fiscal year, equaled 46 per cent of 12- development. ruled July 7 that Local 1199 is Henry Park is adjacent to the of view.” old enough to be my brother.” girl was found about 5:40 p.m. been discussed in Tolland Coun­ who have worked so well together. Manchester: Craig Garrison, Steve Janton month estimates, James A. Turek, Marmen said the agreement the legal bargaining unit for 43 tract. He insisted the limited A Beginning in a reedy area some 150 feet ty Court'of Common Pleas by "You (graduates) have learned a lot and and Miss Smith, all of Vernon; Carla Manchester collector of revenue, has was reached Wednesday morn­ dietary department workers at The town is represented by partnerships were not efforts to | In a more serious vein, she said, from the public beach. all concerned and a decision I have a lot to give. Tlie main thing you have Campbell, Donna Gray, Brenda Grissett, reported. ing at a meeting of both union the hospital. Atty. Harold Cummings as help solve financing problems. "Graduations are not to be considered an to give is yourselves for no one can do that will be made by Judge Arthur PINEHURST James Roberson, Richard Ekowronek, all He reported his office received $6,- and hospital officials at the of­ The hospital had been in­ Such problems have been I G. Williams Jr. Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel end, but rather a beginning. And we give but you.” of Mansfield; and Scott Liner, Windsor. fice of the Connecticut Board of volved in a three-year legal disqualified himself due to a so lv ed in more regular 899,945 in General fund taxes last The case dates back to last I Mediation and Arbitration in fight as the result of refusing to Gov. Meskill manners, he said. month. The 1974-75 estimated income October when the Vernon previous attorney-client Special Values Wethersfield. recognize Local 1199 as the relationship with Santini. The partnerships were main­ I from that source is $14,116,938. Makes Shifts Zoning Commission denied San­ Under the terms of recently proper bargaining agent for the The Zoning Commission is ly set up for their tax advan­ SHOP TONIGHT TILL 9 Tax receipts in July to the Fire tini’s request for a zone change enacted federal legislation, dietary department workers, represented by Atty. Jerome tages, he said. SATURDAY 8 AM TILL 6 PM I Strikes May Idle 39,000 Workers District Fund equaled 47.2 per cent of In State Jobs from residential to multi­ nonprofit hospitals such as Marmen said the state board Walsh of Manchester. Somp of the nearly 10 SUNDAY 8 AM T IL L 2 PM family for a 13-acre tract off I 12-month estimates, Turek reported. MMH will, as of Aug. 25, come was assured by both union and HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Judge Williams said he will partners came from South St. in Vernon but San- SHURFINE OR MISS IOV(/A United Press International call until at least Jan. 1 of next year. walkouts to commemorate the victims of Income was $635,815, against 1974-75 under the jurisdiction of the hospital officials that they Thomas J. Meskill has made make his decision, on the Manchester, he said, without I tini’s attorney, Atherton B. Strikes at two General Motors plants coal mine disasters, mine-related diseases estimates of $1,341,471. National Labor Relation would bargain in “good faith.” some shifts among top state appeal, before he leaves the naming any. BACON Ryan, said a 65-day time limit I and strike-caused layoffs in the Striking bus drivers in the Los Angeles and labor-management violence. Income in July and 12-month es­ government executives. Tolland County Court, the end DUBUQUE SKINLESS on the decision had expired 0 automobile industry could idle 39,000 area and their employers returned to the timates for other funds were: Water It was announced Thursday of September. I Negotiators for 18,000 striking butchers, before the commission an­ 18 In, 1 Out workers by Monday. negotiating table. A grain elevator Fund, $56,993 collected and $724,181 that two vacant posts were FRANKS...... lb. A nationwide strike against the Teletype cashiers and stock clerks at A&P stores in nounced its decision. Not Invited We will have a fresh grinding of our own SAUSAGE99 MEAT I workers’ strike that could involve as many estimated; Sewer Fund, $47,578 and filled and two Republican party MUNICH, West Germany New York and New Jersey reached agree­ The commission orriginally Through error, the name of Corp. was set to start today. as 1,300 employes was also in the hands of A LOVED ONE workers were given state jobs. (UPI) — A 36-year-old inmate at $1.39 lb. I ment with company representatives to end $687,480; Data Processing Fund, $4,- denied the request on the Republican Gubernatorial can­ A union spokesman in Little Rock, Ark., negotiators again. The jobs involved pay salaries starved himself for five months a six-day strike late Friday night. 192 and $229,700; and Special Down­ grounds that the 120-unit apart­ didate Robert Steele was listed I said the Teletype walkout would put 55,000 ranging from $23,500 to $26,500 until he was thin enough to slip Tender Cube Sleeks town Taxing District Fund, $29,696 ment complex Santini planned as one of the invited guests to ...... ib.$1.79 employes of Western Electric on the The United Mine Workers of America per year. through the bars of his cell and Chrysler Corp. said a walkout at A.P. to build on the land might cause the Tolland County Democratic DUBUQUE HAM...... i...... 4ib.ean$4.59 I street. Western Electric is the firm’s made plans for a five-day “memorial and $63,150. ^em em iefied James Donnelly of escape from a psychiatric Smith Corp. in Milwaukee, Wis., will force possible drainage problems. Association picnic scheduled parent company. walkout” at about 1,200 bituminous mines. Southington, former director of hospital. Come to Plnehurst for Frank Perdue Fresher Chickens and I it to halt production Monday at its Your love is permanently expressed for Mayor McCoy and McNulty, for Aug. 25 at the Bolton Lake In Washington, the National Mediation Republican state headquarters, A hospital official said the Parts... An estimated 80,000 coal miners were Missouri truck plant near St. Louis where a loved one when their resting place Is in their appeal, contend that the House. I Board said negotiations have resulted in a will be deputy motor vehicles man filed off a single iron bar to We will have barbecue broilers and large roasters. scheduled to take part in the Aug. 19-23 3,800 persons are employed. marked by a Barre Guild Monument, wrong rule of law was applied Democratic candidates 4 per cent salary increase for 6,500 sheet commissioner, replacing Mali flee the institution where he I Only Barre Guild Monu­ in granting the request by scheduled to appear are: U. S. NATIVE CUCUMBERS 9c ...... 3i2S< metal workers employed by the nation’s Koiva of Columbia. Koiva will was under observation after ments are permanently default. They further contend Sen. Abraham Ribicoff; U. S. Melons are better...Natlve Beans, Squash, Beets, Corn and I railroads. INSIDE move from deputy motor being convicted of 18 break-ins. Ouaranteed by an assocla* that Santini was never assessed Rep. William Cotter; Peppers are here along with lower priced Native Tomatoes. The increase, retroactive to Jan. 1,1974, vehicles commissioner to depu­ I tion of monument manu- an additional fee of ^ 5 after he Christopher Dodd, candidate resulted in the postponement of a strike Reds Fire on Da Nang TODAY ty personnel commissioner. With any $7.50 purchase, CIgs excepted, buy facturers. Visit our display. Monumenn combined an original parcel he for the Second District con­ I Koiva replaces Thomas gressional seat; Edward 1 LB . L A N D O ’ L A K E S D'Amore of New Hartford, who BERNARD A. LOZIER, I Caldwell, candidate for state B U T T E R for Q 9 ib. DA NANG (UPI) - A large North Viet­ Communist gunners fired seven rockets Senior Citizens ...... Page 2 will become deputy state INC. namese troop buildup 15 miles northwest After Hours comptroller; and Henry 22 REGENT ST. . . with. a. $15.00 p.urchase, 2 lbs.. Butter at .GOC.I.b...... I into Da Nang airport at sunup today. Two Lotto Bingo...... Pag® 2 finance commissioner. That of Da Nang put the port city under Com­ Summer Youth Employment...... Page 3 MIDDLESBROUGH, Parker, candidate for state Celling Repairs For your ahopplitfi convenlonco post was vacated July 1 when I WEATHER munist guns for the first time in the rounds hit the base, damaging a C47 cargo England (UPI) — R obert treasurer. A Replacements Wo Are Open Sunday 8 AM til 2 PM Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 Gerald McCann of Bristol was month-old offensive, field officers said plane, and the other five crashed into ' Henderson, 53, was jailed for Quality Carpentry Work, I Watching the Fifers Play Wings of Evening...... Page 6 named to the Public Utilities today. six months Wednesday on Advertisement— Patioa • Additions Mostly cloudy, warm and humid today residential areas nearby, killing five per­ Churches ...... Page 6 Commission. I Alraut 5,000 North Vietnamese soldiers, charges he hid in the men’s “Last two days, St. Joseph A Remodaling PINEHURST with a chance of rain or thundershowers sons and wounding at least 15 others, This youngster has a good seat as he_ in Vermont Friday. The ceremonies Television ...... Page 7 Patrick J. Sullivan of New through tonight. High in the 80s, lows armed with 130mm artillery guns capable military spokesmen reported. room of a pub and drank nine Church Bazaar. Kiddie Matinee I also marked the battle of Bennington, Nancy Narkon Is Cham p...... Page 8 Britain will fill the vacant post tonight in the mid 60s. Sunday not so of hitting Da Nang from 17 miles away, watches members of the Colonial bottles of spirits when the pub Saturday, featuring Mickey Free Estimates It was the fifth shelling against the air Vt., which was a turning point in the of deputy commissioner of GROCERY, INC. I humid with highs near 90. Chance of were spotted by intelligence officers in Boys Fife and Drum Corps of Softball Finals Reached...... Page 8 closed. Police said he was found Mouse. FREE ADMISSION. base since the offensive began. Da Nang is SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. community affairs. Sullivan precipitation 50 per cent through tonight, Elephant Valley just northwest of Da Norwood, Mass., perform during the American Revolution. (UPI photo) Fifth Ace for Chanda ...... Page 8 in the morning finishing the Grand prizes awarded Saturday Phono 646-4464 I 370 miles north of Saigon. 470 Center St. Menchester 643-7732 was on the staff at GOP state ^ 302 MAIN SISTREET KEET J 10 per cent Sunday. Nang, the officers said. Bicentennial “Salute to Woodstock” Scene from H e re ...... Pag® W headquarters. ninth bottle. Night.”