P ^ E TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. FrI - Aug. 10. 1973 Obituaries Report • > Alphonse Godbout, 16, of 74 Mrs. .Mary S. Walsh School St., and Danny William GOP Endorses Mrs. Mary S. Walsh, 73, of Weingartner, 17, of East Hart­ Brockton, Mass., formerly of ford, were arrested Thursday Andover and a retired night and charged by Manchester police with fourth Slate Aug, 22 MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 1973 — VOL. XCII, No. 265 Manchester school librarian, degree larceny. Manchester—A City of Village Charm f o u r t e e n p a g e s - t w o t v - t w o m in i died Thursday night in a PRICE: FIF1EEN CENTS Brockton nursing home. She The charges stem from the SOL R. COHEN didates for constables (for two- was the widow of Harold Walsh. alleged theft of a battery (Herald Reporter) year terms). Mrs. Walsh was born in (valued at $10) from a used car The Republicans, at present, Somerville, Mass., and had at Pantaleo’s Used Parts on Ihe Manchester Republican are the minority party in News Capsules Parker St. Town Committee will meet lived in Andover until 1965, Manchester ^ with three J when she retired and moved to Weingartner was also Aug. 22 to endorse candidates members on the nine-member Israelis Pirate Jet, charged with altering the birth for the November town elec­ Westerly, R.I. She was M r d of Directors, three on the Laird Denies Report employed as a librarian in the date on his operator’s license. tion. nine-member Board , of Elduca- to prot^t McGovern during the Manchester school system Both were released under Hie committee will be guided tion, one on the three-membeT CHICAGO (AP) — Melvin R. 1972 presidential campaign, had before her retirement. written promise to appear in by the recommendations of its Board of Selectmen, and three Laird denies that he authorized relayed information on the She is survived by a step­ court Aug. 27. executive board, which will of the seven constables. The falisified reports of secret U.S. South Dakota Democrat to daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Robert Soucier, 17, of 375 m ^ t Thursday to prepare a town clerk and town treasurer bombing in Cambodia but says presidential aides. Kidnap Try Reported Laughland of Surrey, England; Bidwell St. surrendered at slate of candidates for the are Democrats. he^started a reporting a sister, Mrs. Helen Shields of Police Headquarters Board of Directors, Board of Of the three Republicans on procedure that was not of “the Nixon Reply Set Education, town clerk, town Brockton, Mass.; two Wednesday night. A warrant the Board of Directors, only normal type.” CAMP DAVID, Md. (AP) - treasurer. Board of Selectmen BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) grandchildren, a niece, and two had been issued for his arrest Mrs. Vivian Ferguson has Laird, a former secretary of President Nixon will make his on a charge of tampering with a and constables. declared for re-election. defense, told newsmen on ’ Israeli jets dodged an­ new nephews. public response to recent tiaircraft fire Friday night The funeral will be Monday motor vehicle. The executive board, in turn, Charles McKenzie has removed Friday that the reporting developments in the Watergate to pirate an Iraqi airliner in with a Mass at 9 a.m. in St. Police said the arrest came will be guided hy the himself from the race and procedure “ran directly to the scandal in the middle of next Frances Xavier Cabrini after an investigation into recommendations of its two- James Farr said he is un­ chairman of the Joint Chiefs of week, the White House says. what sources called an un­ Church, Scituate, Mass. A com­ alleged ransacking of vehicles member, candidate-screening decided. Staff, me and the President of A presidential spokesman successful attempt to kidnap mittal service will be Monday recently on Sycamore Lane. committee — Harlan Taylor Republicans Robert the United States.” gave no indication of what form top Palestinian guerrilla and Walter Doll. at 2 p.m. in East Cemetery, Soucier was release on written Spillane,whose term on the Laird said the procedure he the response would take, but all leaders. Manchester. promise to appear in court Aug. Thursday’s executive board Board of Elducation expires this authorized for reporting the signs pointed toward a prime­ However, the guerrillas were 27. Friends may call at^ the meeting and the Aug. 22 town year, and M. Philip Susag, secret 1969 bombings was “not time national television not on the airliner, and the conunittee meeting both will be whose term expires in 1974, the normal type of reporting Israelis allowed it to return to Gaffey Funeral Home,' 757 VERNON audience. Country Way, North Scituate, at 8 p.m. in the Municipal have yet to reveal their plans. procedures used in Vietnam ... Remaining in comparative Beirut after they questioned the A three-car, chain-reaction Building. Mass., Saturday and Sunday The third Republican, Robert but because of diplomatic sen­ seclusion at his Camp David 74 passengers and eight crew collission that occurred The Republicans must en­ Maltempo, is not up for re- sitivity a separate channel of members for two hours at an from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday on Rt. 30 in Vernon mountaintop retreat, Nixon has dorse a slate of six candidates election. His three-year term reporting was established.” cailed upon White House Israeli airfield. about 7:30 p.m. is under in­ for the Board of Directors (for expires in 1975. Laird, now President Nixon’s vestigation,'* according to experts and speech writers for The Israeli military com­ two-year terms), five for the Mrs. Mildred Schaller. the chief domestic adviser, denied help in preparing his statement. police. Drivers were Brian Board of Education (with two lone Republican on the Board of. that he authorized falsified mand refused to disclose the Nixon Signs Carruthers, 16, of Lawler Rd., for the term 1973-76, two for the Selectmen, has announced she Defense Department reports. motive of its mission and stood Vernon; Joseph Mroz Jr., no term 1974-77, and one for the un­ will seek re-election. He said the continued govern­ Admit Contributions by this statement issued Friday night: age given, of 201 Regan Rd., expired term 1973-74), one for Republican Constables ment silence on clandestine air PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) - “A Lebanese passenger plane Farm Bill Vernon; and Watson L. Peter­ town clerk (for a four-year Sedrick Straughan and Robert operations after the U.S. incur­ Gulf Oil Corp. and Goodyear son, 47, of 35 Grandview Circle, belonging to Middle East .term) one for town treasurer Meek will seek re-election. sion into Cambodia in April 1970 Tire & Rubber Co. have ad­ Storrs. Airlines, enroute from Beirut to WASHINGTON (AP) - (for a two-year term), two for Martin Foley, the third was a mistake. mitted making corporate con­ Iraq, was intercepted by Israeli President Nixon signed the the Board of Selectmen (for Republican constable, is un­ Raise Prime Rates tributions totaling $140,(X)0 to farm bill today and said it Ignace Sonzailo, 79, of 695 two-year terms), and four can­ decided at present. planes and ordered to land at a President Nixon’s 1972 re- military airfield in Israel. “should help in our battle Talcottville Rd., was charged NEW YORK (AP) - Many election campaign. against inflation by en­ wih reckless driving and major banks have announced an “The aircraft obeyed and The two firms said the the landed at 2130 hours. After a couraging American farmers to driving while under the in­ increase in their prime lending money later was returned. produce at full capacity.” fluence of liquor or drugs. Program Rids Town EARL L. BUTZ rate from 9 to 9V4 per cent, a passenger check, the aircraft Gulf, in a statement released was permitted to take off and Nixon said the cost to Police say Sonzailo’s car- new high and the 12th prime Friday by its headquarters taxpayers of government collided with cars driven by rate hike this year. continue on its way at ap­ Of 211 Junked Cars here, said it made a $100,000 proximately 2330 hours. payments to farmers “will be Richard H. Crabowski, 25, of 25 The increase, announced contribution under intense reduced and in some cases Snipset St., Rockville; and A novel program which the zoning enforcement officer Friday, involves the minimum “The passengers were Butz Won’t Use political pressure from an un­ treated fittingly." eliminated during periods of Joseph Cantin, 35, of 42 O’Leary started early in February has (649-5281). The $5 goes to R. and borrowing fee banks charge specified source. strong demand and high prices Dr., Manchester, before rid Manchester of 211 junked H. Moiger of Portland, Conn., their most credit-worthy cor­ In Akron, Ohio, Goodyear The informants said that such as we are now experien­ crashing into a utility pole. Son­ and abandoned vehicles in the which, when notified by the Farm Bill Powers porate customers and will have acknowledged that it had made among the Palestinians the cing.” zailo was westbound on Wind­ « past six months. building inspector, picks up the no immediate effect on a $40,000 contribution but Israelis were trying to capture He termed the bill a sor Ave. when the accident oc­ All it takes to participate in junked or abandoned vehicle mortgage, auto or other con­ stressed it did so voluntarily. was Dr. George Habash, head “realistic compromise between curred at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday. Splashing In at Swanson the program is a phone call and and takes it to a resource- WASHINGTON (AP) - author of the provision, sumer loans. of the Popular Front for the the Confess and the ad­ He was released for $5. recovery faciiity in Portland Secretary of Agriculture Earl released a letter to him saying Wall Street reacted negative­ Liberation of Palestine. Diving Iwards are not only for diving - Ted Williams, left, Laird Approved Forced To Land In Israel ministration on a number of im­ appearance in court Sept. 4. The phone call is to the tqwn for crushing, salvage and L. Butz says he doesn’t intend the legislation required that he ly to the prime rate rise, with Guerrilla sources said portant economic issues. improvises on the spread eagle approach; Bob building inspecter, who is also recycling- to exercise the sweeping assume a responsibility “that the Dow Jones industrial stock Habash was booked on the Passengers of an Iraqi airliner which was pirated by Israeli jets and forced to land at an “Though it falls short of the William J. Renard, 21, of 87 Whittemore, center, hurdles downward with aclassic can­ Bombing Secrecy R. and H. Moiger, under a powers given him in the new you cannot avoid” even though average dropping 9.11 points to Baghdad-bound plane with two high standards I have set for Talcott Ave., Rockville, was nonball while John Jurewicz aims for a flip. (Herald contract with the town, will farm bill to control food prices. his actions may prove tem­ 892.38—the blue chip indicator’s Israeli airfield Friday, are shown with Arab soldiers at Beirut airport. Girl, second from other guerrillas. reforming farm legislation and charged with second-degree photos by Klemens) (Continued from Page One) Testifying before the com­ remove, for the $5 fee paid by Butz commented at a news porarily unpopular with some ninth loss in 10 trading sessions. STORMS left, is Turkman! Named Alawki of Baghdad. Others not identified. (AP Wirephoto) Habash, who is on Israel's eventually moving the govern­ reckless endangerment and mittee, Moorer released a se­ Fire Calls the calier, any junked vehicle, conference Friday shortly after interests. Probe Launched most wanted list, changed the ment out of agriculture, it does third-degree criminal mischief. nam. Sen. Harold E. Hughes, D- cond memo indicating foimer with or without wheels, the White House announced The “plight of the beef in­ group’s travel plans at the last The Eighth District Fire WASHINGTON (AP) - The Partly cloudy, warm and provide a constructive The arrest, police said, was in lowa, said, “This is the first in­ Defense Secretary Robert S. provided it is withih 50 feet of that President Nixon had signed dustry is well known,’’ minute in what has become a Department and the Vernon ; Secret Service says it has humid today and tonight with framework for encouraging the connection with threats made dication I’ve had on paper that McNamara approved a simiiar access by a wrecker vehicle. the bill. Froehlich told Butz.” standard security tactic among Stale Rests Case Fire Department extinguished launched its own probe to deter­ thundershowers likely. expansion of farm production.” to two youths Renard had there were orders to enter false method to the one approve by It is a zoning violation in Nixon said the landmark top guerrilla leaders, the infor­ a truck fire on the westbound Butz was asked if he would mine if one of its agents spied High about 90. Low near 70. Nixon To Disclose picked up while driving, and a information in the record.” legislation should spur full mants said. In this period of “un­ Laird and intended to lead the lane of Interstate-84, between Manchester tp keep un­ recommend lifting the price Partly sunny, warm and less street light that was shot out. Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, the press astray. registered vehicles in other production, help fight inflation, on Sen. George McGovern and Other reports said there were precedented demand for farm In Triple Murder exits 94 and 95, this morning. freeze on beef before it is due to passed tlMbnlQfpFmation to the humid High in mid to commodities,” Nixon said, “it Hq was released on a $1,000 non­ current chairman of the Joint That memo concerned 196? than a bona fide, secondary protect fanners against risks two Iraqi Airlines flights to Chiefs of Staff, said similar 'The fire was reported at 6:30 and ultimately benefit expire on Sept. 12. He replied he White Ho u m . ' upper 80s. Baghdad scheduled to leave is essential to provide expanded surety bond for a court B52 strikes in Laos. a.m. materials yard —junk yard. California Finances (Continued from Page One) testimony and asked why there reporting methods were used as taxpayers and consumers. thought meat price ceilings A spokesman for the service Precipitation probability 70 within minutes of each other production by allowing farmers appearance as yet unscheduled. The committee adjourned the Town officials are convinced were a mistake and that if he per cent this afternoon and 10 was found Aug. 14 in the house were discrepencies. far back as 1966 and 1967 under The measure gives Butz said if the investigation verifies and the Israelis diverted the the freedom to make produc­ hearings, indicating Laird may A false alarm about 9 p.m. there are many more than the had his way he would remove the reports, it could result in per cent Sunday. Robert L. Morse, 21, of 82 with the bodies of her mother The state has failed to the Johnson administration. be called to testify next month. 211 abandoned and junked almost unlimited authority to SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) mation may not be ready by possibie to isolate California wrong plane. The reports said tion decisions.” Thursday brought units from raise food prices. them immediately. However, disciplinary action against the High Low Union St., was served a warrant and grandparents, crying but produce a serrated knife which vehicles already remov^ from — California’s secretary of Sept. 28. money and the Nixon com­ the Israelis pirated charter The bill, the 1973 Agriculture the Town Fire Department and Asked if he intended to exer­ he emphasized .he was “a team agent. j Anchorage 61 51 Flight 006a on the presumption charging him with first-degree unhurt. police said was seen in Aillon’s Manchester. state says he has been promised “Althugh federal law may not mittees have agreed to fiie and Consumer Protection A ct,. the police department to cise that authority, Butz noted player” and the President The Washington Post , Boston 96 73 that it was the regularly assault. Police charge that he At one point in early August car during the early morning All it takes is a phone call and a -full financial report next require disclosure of preApril 7 reports covering the entire has been attacked by critics as Verplanck School on Olcott St. that the administration had not wanted the time “to work out reported on Friday that White Chicago 84 72 month on President Nixon’s (See Page Fourl<>en) threatened Steven FYazier (no last year, Lauren Montano said, hours of the day the M ies were $5. contributions, California . law national campaign." inflationary but defended by -Agnew While checking the school, asked for the power. Phase 4 into Phase 5. House memoranda indicated Denver 92 58 1972 re-election campaign. » age or address available) on Barbara’s father described his found, clearly does require full dis­ sponsors as vital to full farm police found seven windows “Regardless of legislation, no “I like to think of Phase 5 as that Secret Service agent San Francisco 63 54 Secretary of State Edmund Aug. 4. He was to have been house as “like a prison’’ Aillon was stopped in North (Continued from Page One) closure of campaign donations production. broken, but no entry had been member of the Cabinet has un­ phase-out,” Butz said. James C. Bolton Jr., assigned Washington 95 76 G. Brown Jr., a Democrat, said presented in court today. because all the doors and win­ Haven by police and issued a no m atter when they were The four-year farm, food but added that “unprecedented in 1967. Beall had asked Agnew made. Police believe the win­ About Town limited authority in the he expects to get details of stamp and food-for-peace In companion cases, Robert dows were locked and some warning ticket for a defective constitutional questions” would to turn over the docurhents by 2 The Rev. Robert Baker, received,” Brown said in a Agnew Records car muffler. When police dows were broken by thrown executive branch of millions of dollars in still-secret statement. legislation passed Congress last W. Pebersen, 17, of 82 Union St. drapes drawn. Instructions have to be considered. p.m. Thursday. rocks. pastor of the United were given to a maid not to noticed a knife in the car, they government,” he said. “Even contributions from Nixon cam­ An aide to Brown said sub­ week as a compromise between and Alfred Macure, 28, of no Never before has any presi­ The White Ho(jse has declined Youths in the area told police. Pentecostal Church, will con­ speak with Aillon if he called or said Aillon told them he had Earl Butz is not so rash as to fly paign officials on Sept. 28. sequent reports are expected to rural and urban interests. certain address, were also dent or vice president been in­ any further discussion of they saw a blue car with six duct a service Sunday at 6:45 in the face of the President on “All financial activities of the Under Subpoena The legislation gave the arrested on the same charge. went to the house, witnesses been at a picnic in New Haven. volved in a M eral criminal in­ Agnew’s legal problems, saying a.m. on radio station WINF. include more than $1 million youths in it leaving the cene an item like this. Nixon campaign will now be left over from Nixon’s 1968 WASHINGTON (AP) - Spiro agriculture secretary new Pebersen was to appear in said. Further testimony indicated vestigation while in office. the vice president “addressed The program is sponsored by M orris L. Radoff, sta te just before the fire department “What this authority gives is brought into the open, and the election campaign and held T. Agnew’s election campaign power over food prices, created court today, while Macure’s Others told of learning from he told police later that he lied Agnew v9as notified Aug. 2 himself quite forthrightly and the Manchester Area archivist and records ad­ arrived. A search of the area really authority to make public will finally receive a full during the interim by Herbert and elective office records for a new farm price support case was presented Aug. 7 and Barbara that Aillon had and had been at his sister’s that he was under investigation quite directly” to the matter. Conference of Churches and the ministrator, said Friday he was produced no car of the descrip­ recommendations to the Presi­ accounting of how money was W. Kalmbach of Newport the past 11 years have been sub­ system, dropped the annual continued to a later date, accor­ threatened to kill her and the East Hartford apartment for bribery, extortion, con­ Deputy White House Press Manchester Area Clergy handed a subpoena Thursday tion. dent. As you all know, decision­ raised and spent,” Brown said Beach, Calif., Nixon's former poenaed by the U.S. attorney in­ payment ceiling from the ding to police. baby and that Barbara was where he used the knife to cut spiracy and tax violations. A Secretary Gerald L. Warren Association. for all papers and records per­ making on things like this is a Friday. personal attorney. vestigating political corruption current 355,000 per crop to $20,- afraid for her life. meat. Tests showed a knife letter from U.S. Atty. George taining to Agnew and Jerome B. repeated that “the President joint process.” Brown said he invoked a The aide said Kalmbach told in Maryland. 000 per farmer and boosted Still others said that Aillon recovered from Aillon’s car the Beall requested Agnew’s finan­ has confidence in the vice presi­ Wolff, a former Agnew aide When it was pointed out to little-used state law and an opi­ Brown some of that money was The subpoenas were served minimum milk price supports sought help on several oc- day he was arrested bore cial and tax records dating back' who has been identified as a Cyclist Hurt dent and the fact of the in­ him that the bill provides that nion from California’s turned over for use against on the Maryland Hall of for two years. » cassions to win a reconciliation apimal blood stains. to the beginning of his two year principal subject of the in­ vestigation does not change the President shall carry out Republican attorney general, George C. Waliace in his 1970 Records and State Board of with his wife. Aillon told police he left a that.” at your finger tips... vestigation. It also revamped food stamp In Accident term as governor of Maryland his recommendations, Butz Eveile' J. Younger, in campaign for governor of Election Laws. programs, allowed a twice Further testimony for the Meriden softball double-header Going back as far as 1962 in A Rockville motorcyclist is in replied, “If I were president in negotiating the agreement with Alabama. A spokesman for the vice yearly cost-of-living adjust­ state centered on wounds, about 6:30 p.m. to visit his the records would include satsfactory condition at a situation like that, and the the Finance Committee to Re­ In the past, presidential cam­ president said it would be un­ ment in the value of coupon bruises and abrasions on sister in East Hartford the Agnew’s terms as Baltimore CALL 643-5144 ^ re ta ry of agriculture made a elect the President in paign statements filed with the likely Agnew would make a Manchester Memorial Aillon’s iM^y at the time of his night before the bodies were County Executive, governor, allotments, permitted people in Hospital, after a accident at recommendation that I distinct­ Washington. state deait only with their statement on the subpoenas drug and alcohol treatment arrest, with doctors differing found, according to North and both vice presidential cam­ about 10:45 last night on Spring FRANK’S ly objected to, I would probably The report will include ail California committees. being issued. Agnew is spending during the trial on what caused Haven Police detective Barclay paigns. lifogram to get food stamps, St., near Timrod Rd. MANCHESTER get another secretary of money contributed to the Nixon Brown said the fund-raising a long weekend with singer and partially restored food the wounds. Bumsted. A Wallingford But a check with state of- Roye E. Spellman, 18, driver SUPERMARKET agriculture.” campaign before a new federal and spending procedures of Frank Sinatra in Palm Springs, stamp eligibility for some old, Police told of finding the woman, however, testified of the motorcycle, and The bill requires the Presi­ law went into effect April 7, Nixon committees made it "im- Calif. (Sef Page Fuiirlccii) blind and disabled people. bodies and of Aillon’s arrest Aillon Was at her home about 8 726 L MIDDLE TPKt (0pp. SL' Rartlioloinow's Churdl) LUMBER COMPANY Gerianne Poliansky, 17, his p.m. for a short time that night. dent to make “appropriate 1972, that required disclosure of and interrogation. Pathologists ' MANCHESTER all contributions. Brown said. passenger, were taken to the An exact time of death has adjustments” in the top prices Court of Probate related details of autopsies on He said Nixon campaign of­ hospital. Spellman was ad­ not been established, although of certain food items that the Diatrict of Mancheater , the three victims. ficials have agreed to provide NOTICE OF HEARING mitted. Miss Poliansky was State Medical Examiner Dr. The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere** secretary of agriculture cer­ ESTATE OF EDWARD J. ROLL, Aillon said he might have tifies to be in short supply records on contributions made deceased treated and discharged. threatened his wife at some Elliot Gross said the victims I U,S,f Canadian Neighbors without any means of boosting before 1971, although that infor­ Purauant to an order of Hon. David C. Police say Spellman was time but “I didn’t mean it,” a were killed sometime between supplies. The items include Rappe Acting Judge, dated Auguat 3. driving west on Spring St., Morman high priest quoted him 10 p.m Aug. 13 and 2 a.m. the 1973 a nearing wili be held on an applica­ when his motorcycle left the Swnrs BuMr Ball meat, poultry, vegetables, fruit tion praying for auUiority to sell certain as saying. next day. ,road, traveled through the and other farm products except In Dispute Over Water \ real estate located in Uie Town of Ver­ Jacobs frequently tried to The state’s side of the case non, County of TolUnd, SUte of Connec­ woods and came out again on ended about 3:15 p.m. Thursday forestry and fishery products. ticut as in said applicaUon on file more point out inconsistencies during While Butz was downplaying fully appears, at the Court of Probate on the road. He and Miss his cross-examination of state’s afternoon. TURKEYS Skylab Aims % POINT ROBERTS, Wash. (AP) - A tiny Surrey, a small border community, his role under the bill. Rep. September 10,1973 at 10 a.m. Poliansky were thrown from witnesses. Judge Cohen told the jury he 5-0 lb. Avarage water war has brought a request for a halt relies upon larger Blaine for its water " Madeline B. ZiebarUi, Clerk Harold V. Froehlich, R-Wfs., the vehicle. As thousands of pages of hoped the weather would be as Its Cameras S in U.S. water deliveries to Canadian areas supplies. The International Peace Arch is testimony and a Ubleful of nice for them over the weekend ^ near the International Peace Arch, a sym- located on the U.S.-Canada border as it has been this week. To Earth bol of friendship between the United between the two communities. Kathy $ay»i "Buy Your Native FruiU & Vegetables all evidence piled up, Jacobs referred witnesses to other The trial resumes Tuesday. States and its northern neighbor. I Pero c, Foil’ll Find Them Priced Rea$oneblyP^ I GOA Says SPACE CENTER, Houston P At the root of the dispute is a local In addition to requesting the water »*■''"* * ***•« BmI srMiM, Q ntn • I (AP) — Having photographed a » drought and Canadian regulations that cutoff, the commissioners discussed the Vtilow Bmim, TomatOM, LMkt, R«d a Hoi Ptppwa, SwMl PolatoM, Egg I Brazil Needs massive, rare eruption on the 3 prevent Canadian water from being possibility of cutting off water supplies to nant, Qnm a YoHow Sqlwth, Din, Acorn a Bultamul SquMh, Spinach, PROTECT YOUR PATIO PICNIC sun, Skylab 2’s astronauts today S shipped to this tiny American community. homes owned by Canadians at Point I Savoy, Chinaaa Cabbaga, Swiaa Chard, Imporlad Rad Onlona, Charry & No U.S. Aid I Tomaloaa, Shalola, Paranipa. EQUIPMENT concentrate on a survey of ^ The water commissioners of Point Roberts. 1 FRESH: Ptuma. Hacterlnaa, Hathra Paachaa a Applaa, Watarmalena, Can- WASHINGTON (AP) - A earth’s resources, including the ^ Roberts, a six-square-mile .peninsula The community has 850 Canadian Italoupaa, Nativa Malona, Mangoaa, Qraan a Saadlaaa Qrapaa, Umit One Per Cuitomer first observations of Asia and accessible by road only through Canada, I Honaydawa, Umaa. ' government study suggests that residents and350 Americans. Officials say Brazil, with the fastest-growing Australia. ^ are seeking the water cutoff. the Canadians who vacation or live on SAVE ON OUR WEEKENO SPECIALSI economy in Latin America and Alan L. Bean, Dr. Owen K. They say adjoining Canadian Point Roberts consume 77 per cent of the Visit Our Imported Bashet Display DEURE ovnoM vm a foreign-aid program of its Garriott and Jack R. Lousma 3 municipalities could grant help easily. But water. Canadian officials say the British Colum- own, may no longer need direct will gather geological, air and NATIVE TOMATOES...... |h 3fia water pollution, land use and 3 bia and Canadian federal governments Beginning today. 7.000-gallon milk U.S. economic assistance. i'- '■ A ^ NATIVE CUKES...... 3 fw 29t GROUND g both ban the export of water, trucks will make 50-mile round-trips from The report by the General Ac­ * ■ weather data on the miday pass ' V • f , • „ g Like other areas in the Pacific Blaine with water to replenish Point ...... - I ® 'b*. counting Office urges Congress over the western United States, RAIHCOVERS BEEF g Northwest. Point Roberts’ water supply is Roberts' tank. to consider cutting off direct Central America and northern |'’“ CHE8...... South America. dwindling as the result of a prolonged As of late Friday. 225.000 gallons aid to Brazil and any other ^ drought. remained in the one-million-gallon tank Mancheater BvenUic Herald For Grills for Chalso countries whose economies And tonight they’ll aim their l in e o f SUNDAY PAPERS g One official said ’’not a drop " of fed by underground wells. Stretch Terry Covers, Too have become self supporting. photosensors at an 8,000-mile WE SELL 80o CONN. LOTTBBY TE0KEI8! Shank Halt EVEm H IN G FOR THE HOUE g measurable rain has fallen in the area Water Board Chairman Harry Sames No federal agency has ever strip extending from Nepal to Australia. They’ll study such ^ since April and wells are running dry. said the community uses 200.000 gallons a WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS JN LUMBER AND determined at what point a day despite rationing. country becomes prosperous things as weather systems over S The water dispute became public "THEKINGl BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVE­ Oooh Thai’s Cold! g Thursday night when the Point Roberts' "We've done all we could to meet with enough to have its American Indonesia, snow and ice fields PLUA DEPT. STORE in Nepal and agricultural fields, I water commissioners asked the city of them as neighbor-to-neighbor and friend- MENT ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERI- aid cut off, said the report. to-friend." said Commissioner Harry ■ PRODUCE" ham 9 9 : Dannielle Edwards, 13 Bilyeu Rd., gets a double surprise while cooling off at Swanson forestry, water systems and S Blaine. Wash., to stop water deliveries to Next to Frank’s Supermarket ALS, YOU CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN The GAO made the findings in Swanson."Now. it's up to them." _»< ^A K L A N D ST.. MAMflHIBaT WalsriUMfd ^ Pool — first, a spurting fountain from behind; then, the click of a camera from the front. land use in Australia and ^ nearby Surrey. B.C. EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER TODAY. (Herald photo by Klemens) Thailand. . Prices Good ThrouRh Saturday (S<‘H I’uge Fourli-en)

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Aug. 11. 1973- PAGE THREE w s rnm omviLTHmr ~ Radio for the Week MAMMOTHmimUiNOFOmt Sheinwold on Bridge (These are the basic lisUngs and include only those news broa TAKE OUT INSURANCE Weekend Theater Schedules South Windsor Notes casts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some stations carry oth( IF FOE IS RELIABLE North dealer IMBROWru East-Wesi vulnerable short newscasts. Daily sports infomlation can be found on th By Alfred Sheinwold Senior CUizens Business Bodies sports pages.) It pays to take a cheap NORTH Saturday ■ Manchester Drive-In — ‘"iTie I 4 QJ983 Frank M. Devney of 50 Special Services and was in­ I I ESCAPED FROM sacrifice against a vulnerable Man Who Loved Cat Panning” Crestwocxi Dr. has announced strumental in the decision of JOINS COLONIAL I J93 Jerry Lewis Cinema 1, Caldor slam bid by reliable opponents. 0 1063 8:15; “The Carey Treatment” he will seek the endorsement of the council to allocate funds for Larry J. Epley of Memphis, I WTIC — 1080 DEUIIS ISLAND The small penalty is like the Shopping Plaza — “Scarecrow” 10:15 WINF — 1230 . * 10 7 Hi! It’s that time once again, the Republican party as a can­ a town social worker. Tenn., has been appointed I (MondayFriiJa)') premium on an insurance 7:15-9:15; "Boy Did I Get A East Windsor Drive-In — I 5:00 Town and CounUy (CBS) News Every Hour On The Hour) WEST EAST and despite all the hot and Visit Shut-Ins I’ll be heading up north for didate for the Board of Educa­ If re-elected, Hornish said he project and chemical engineer SIdftwy Pol tier policy. Wrong Number” 1:30 I 6:00 Bob Steele Sbow « (Monday-Friday) 4 K6 4 4 “Cahill, U.S. Marshall” 8:10- humid weather we had quite a Tuesday was much of the my vacation around Aug. 20, tion. will continue his practice of of Colonial Fiber Co., Covington 5:00 John LaBella TH E ORQANIZATION” North dealer Jerry Lewis ’Twin Cinema 2, I 10:06 Theatre of Melody <0 K876 0? A 0 10 4 2 “ The Thief Who Came To bit of action going here at the same hot weather, and it geve but will leave word with Gloria Devney is a 1957 graduate of holding office hours to meet Plant, a subsidiary of Lydall I 11:06 Jean Colbert Sbow Caldor Shopping Plaza — 30 Jon Leonard East-West vulnerable 0 1 ,M 2 0 None Dinner” 10:10 Center. « me and my vacationing Jim to check out another day at Yale with a degree in with the residents of South Inc., 615 Parker St. I 12:00 News. Weather ‘"Theatre of Blood” 1:00-7:30- 00 World News Round-up EAST H ARTFORD A KJ8 East Hartford Drive-In — “l economics. He had lived in Prior to joining the company, I 12:15 Meet Me on the Plata A AQ9654 3 I was happy to see the fine Nason a chance to visit some of Rockingham while I’m away. Windsor. 15 Jon Leonard U.S.iOUTE 5 • ’ DRIVE-IN* • 5 2 8 7 4 4 8 9:30-12:00 I 1:00 News SOUTH Escaped From Devil’s Island” our friends who are Man, do we have things going South Windsor from 1959 to 1967 Expressing his hopes for the Epley was a chemistry 10:00 Jeff Jacobs Burnside Theater — “Paper turnout for the activities, es­ I 1:15 Mikeline 8:10; ‘"nie Organization” 10:00 and then, through his work with laboratory teacher at Memphis 00 Jay Richard 4 A 107 5 2 pecially with our bus laid up in hospitatlized. We stopped by to just for your pleasure. future of the town Hornish said, I 3:05 Afternoon Edition I u fLir*-jT S ^ Moon” 1:30-7:30-9:30 10 Bring Back the Bands 0 5 Blue-Hills Drive-In — “The the Town Garage. see a very cheerful Helena Sonoebody said we were getting the Travelers Insurance Co., “South Windsor is a steadily State University and an I 6:00 News - Stocks, Weather 'i r r c r r . i State ’Theater - “Man Who 30 Jay Richard AKQ987 Mack” 8:30; “Soul To Soul” Smith who has high hopes of was transferred to New Jersey. analytical chemist with Humko I 6:25 Strictly Sports First thing last Monday was our like a travel agency; well growing community and her 6:00 The World Tonight Loved Cat Dancing” 2:35-9:05; I 7:05 Accent '70 10:40 getting home real soon, in fact maybe so, but only because the ’The family has now returned to needs are many and varied. I Chemical Division also located 15 Phil Rlzzulo “Slither” 1:00-7:30 signing up for the Pennsylvania I 7:35 Edward Newman Reports North East South West Meadows Drive-In — she may be hoYne at this live in South Windsor. in Memphis. 20 Phaultless Phil Dutch trip, and by the middle of demand is there, and the would like a continued involve­ { 7:05 Joe Garagiola Pass Vernon Cine 1 — ‘‘Pippi 20 Pat Summerall 1 * I 0 I C? Graudate” 8:35; “Carnal writing. numbers going on the trips He is a past area governor of ment in the planning and the J 8:00 News Longstocking” 2:00-7:00-8:35; the afternoon we were starting 30 Mike Wallace Pass 6 ^ 6 4) Double Knowledge” 10:42 We had a nice visit with Toastmasters International. FORM COMPANY I 8:15 Pop Concert on a third bus. Sure is great to vouch for them. implementation of the town’s 15 Lowell Thomas Pass Pass Pass “Bangladesh” 10:00 Midnight While in New Jersey he was in I 9:06 Nightbeat South Windsor Cinema — know so many want to make the Mildred Teemar, and since then development.” The Hartford National Bank 6 Jay Diamond Opening lead - < Vernon Cine 2 — “Pippi Plan Tournament charge of adult education and and Trust Co. and the Martin I 11:00 News, Business, Weather “Naptune Factor” 7:00 trip, and here’s what will we were told she is now at Hornish is a graduate of I 11:20 Sports Final 00 Capitol Area View-point Longstocking” 2:45; “Cahill, 00 Sign Off “Culpepper Cattle Co.” 9:00 happen. Laurel Manor Convalescent ’Thursday rolled in, and once taught courses for the Weaver High School, Hartford, Marietta Corp. have formed a I 11:30 Other Side of the Day U.S. Marshall” 7:20-9:15 again the hot and humid Chartered Property Casualty joint venture company, Finan­ I (Saturdayl Monday nights only: Opening lead — King of clubs U.A. East 1 - “Oklahoma Home. We happened to glance and is employed by the 7:45 Sports Huddle Manchester Drive-In — “The On Monday, Sept. 17, the first weather. We had a few stop by Underwriter Program. He has cial Industries Systems. I 5:00 Town and Country EAST WINDSOR Today’s hand was played in Crude” 2:30-4:45-7:10-9:20 into one room and to our sur­ Southern New England 8:45 Don Shula Show Man Who Loved Cat Dancing” I 6:00 Bob Steele Show U.S. RTE 5- . * DRIVE-IN* * * 623-3079 Ae final match of an important U.A. East 2 — “Day of the two buses will take off for the prise spotted John Moriarty to play cards, and no one for also coached Little League Telephone Co. He has been a The new company will offer 9:00 NFL Football 10:15; ‘"The Carey Treatment” I 10:00 Gardentime team championship. At both Jackal” 2:30-5:30-8:30 Amish Country. The third bus who is looking fine, and slowly, shuffleboard. Last week it was teams. member of the Army Reserves data processing resource I 10:15 Modem Living 8:15 SHEER JOYI ONE OF TH t BRIGHTEST, PANAVISION* will make the same trip only feeling a bit better from a re­ because of rain; this week the In announcing his intention to management and other related I 10:30 Saturday Showcase (Saturday) tables* the East-West U.A. East 3 — “Sound of for 20 years, is president of the 6:00 Jon Leonard METROCOLOR Id G Id W East Windsor Drive-In — one week later, starting on heat was the culprit. services to banks, brokerage • 10:50 W nC Outdoors FfJNNIEST FILMS OF THE Y e ARI” partnership climbed up to six Music” 2:00-5:15-8:30 cent heart attack. From there seek office on the Board of Avery Heights Water Co., a 8:00 World News Round-up “Cahill, U.S. Marshall” 1():15; I 11:00 Saturday Showcase Monday, Sept. 24. we said hello to John Wilcox Next week Gloria will start Education, Devney said his member-at-large of the Long firms and insurance com­ 8:15 Jon Leonard (O) V , hearts. And at both tables, the Showcase Cinema 1 — “Live I 12:00 News, Weather “ The Thief Who Came to Now we have quite a number putting all the names of those family* chose to live in South panies. 10:00 Jeff Jacobs •MMiS COBURN South played bid six spades as a and Let Die” 2:00-4:30-7:05-9:35 who is begining to feel a little Rivers Council of Boy Scouts, a 1 12:15 Saturday Showcase P A P E R M O O N Dinner” 8:10 11:00 Bring Back the 50s of seats left on the third bus, better. who signed up for the Windsor again mainly because member of the Father James E. Rowe of Fallston, 1:00 News sacrifice — even though he had Showcase Cinema 2— “Mary 12:00 Jeff Jacobs JIHlgtBOTgBl East Hartford Drive-In — and we must fill the bus before shuffleboard tournament into a of the quality of the town’s Md., has been named president 1:15 Your Home Decorator ^ ilYAN O'NEAL @ two aces that might take tricks Poppins” 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:30 That made for a busy mor­ Rosenberger Knights of Colum­ 2:00 Jim Beckwith “The Organization” 8:10; “I 1:30 Saturday Matinee TATUM O'NEAL against the slam. Showcase Cinema 3 — “The it will go. So read this over ning; however, we didn’t stop hat, and make the drawings so educational system and that he bus and of St. Margaret Mary of the new company, which will 2:00 Opera 6:00 Jack Warner on Sports Escaped From Devil’s Island” again to be sure you understand we can get this tournament on wants to do his part in helping be headquartered in Hartford 7:30 I bargain MATINK South lost only one club, one Friends of Eddie Coyle” 1:30- there as we journeyed over to Church. 5:00 Monitor 7:00 The World this Week IKCMIEY 10:15 it. 7:30 Bill Vassar 9:30 |$AT.-SUN. 'Tlll:30R.M.j t the Meadows Convalescent the road. to maintain and improve this Hornish has been a resident and direct its initial marketing 6:00 News. Weather heart and one trump, for a penal­ 3:30-5:30-7:45 10:00 1:00 Sign Off AUStATS99c TRfJniMIENT Blue-Hills Drive-In — Soul To Buses 1 and 2 will go Sept. 17, Home to pay a quick visit to In the afternoon we had four system. of South Windsor for 16 years. activities towards the New 6:20 Strictly Sports faiL PiPr'NC ty of 300 points. If West had led Showcase Cinema 4 — “The ; 6:30 Monitor Soul” 8:30; “The Mack” 10:26 18 and 19, and bus No. 3, if we Florence Plitt and Martha tables of bridge players and the He said he feels that his He lives at 79 Benedict Dr. with England states, New York and Ip B I PANAVISION' ^ a diamond at an early state, his Legend of Boggy Creek” 2:00- I 11:00 News, Weather (Sunday) Meadows Drive-In — “Carnal will fill it, will go Sept. 24, 25 Mansfield. Both were in good following were the winners: background in economics would his wife, Joan, and their four Maryland. 6:30 Religious Programming URNSIDE partner would have ruffed; but 3:55-5:50-7:45-9:45 I 11:20 Sports Final Bseo BL'PhVDI til ti',T Knowledge” 8:35; “ Graduate” and 26. spirits, and coming along just Mabel Loomis, 5,870; Lou be a help in considering the sons. The initial staff of the new 10:00 Jack Warner on Sports this trick didn’t develop at I 12:00 Other Side of the Day 10:39 We’ll have more information fine. Buller, 5,580; William Lucus, financial problems facing the company will be drawn from (Sunday) 12:00 Edward M 5 H H’jrts rR0“ mtfc- h .t - either table. Mainelli Seeks 12:30 Songs of Erin South Windsor Cinema — jater. Meanwhile, we have the 4,480, and Rose Friedman, 4,- board. the employes of the two for­ 5:30 Sunrise Serenade West would have made six Time ran out on us, and we Leo Mainelli will also seek 1:00 Edward M. “Naptune Factor” 7:00; itinerary explaining the trip 470. “We must insure the high ming corporations. 7:00 Sunday Strings \ e t t i o n hearts without any trouble. If had to call it a day, but hope to the endorsement of the 8:00 News 6:00 Jim Bechwith “Culpepper Cattle Co.” 9:00; here at the Center, and if you quality of the schools even in 9:30 Rival Time check in on other members real Forty-seven have responded Democratic party for re- 8:15 Sabbath Message North opened a spade. South APPOINTED 10:15 Holy Trinity Church Cine “Rosemary’s Baby” 12:00 Mid­ want to see what’s going to soon. Let’s remember to send to Paul Ryan’s letter asking for the face of increasing cost election to the council. 8:30 Guideline 1 &Z would get his ace of spades. If 11:00 Jim Beckwith night happen, drop by and pick one these folks a card to cheer them dining accomodations, and he pressures,” Deveny said. Robert W. Eubanks of 36 9:00 News, Weather ___ NOW M B U l >8.84 • W ( t i l l 88) North opened anything else. He served on the Capital 12:00 Sign Off U.A. East 1 — “Oklahoma up. along, and also please call our asks that if those who haven’t Devney and his wife, Joan, Alice Dr. has been appointed 9:10 Hymntime West would draw three rounds (^als Commission three years 9:30 National Radio Pulpit MIdnIte Movie Crude” 2:00-7:10-9:20 Setback Results office when you know of our as yet made their wishes known have three children, Laura, 12, assistant systems director in Burt Reynolds is The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing. of trumps and run the clubs, prior to his election to the coun­ I 10:00 Sunday Showcase U.A. East 2 — “Day of the Last Friday night we had members being admitted to a will do so soon he will make Steven, 10, and Mark 7. cil in 1971. the personal lines systems I 12:10 Sunday Showcase Frl.-Sat. 99< making all 13 tricks. WPOP — 1410 Jackal” 7:00-9:30 eight tables for setback, and hospital. It’s our only way of every effort to fulfill their Candidate department of the Travelers In­ I 12:45 Travel Trends When to Sacrifice Listing programs he has or Consult U.A. East 3 — “Sound of thanks to Anna Haupt and Molly knowing, and we’d like to be requests. Robert R. Hornish has an­ surance Co. I 1:00 Sunday Best (Monday-Friday) Time 4 > IFYOUWWg THElifl Not all sacrifices are so will support, Mainelli said he is I 2:00 Monitor 6:00 Bill Love — Ijoa Morten Music” 2:00-8:00 McCarthy for their help to keep able to visit them, and hate to Final payment will be due nounced he will seek the an advocate of a five-year-plan I 5:00 News shrewd. It doesn’t pay to 10:00 Tom Jones Box Showcase Cinema 1 — “Live the games going. The lucky think we missed someone. Oct. 5. He further reports that nomination as a town council with strong council endorse­ Completes Course I 5:10 Sunday Edition sacrifice against unreliable op­ 1:00 Bill Winters and Let Die” 2:00-4:30-7:05-9:35 winners were: Michael On Tuesday afternoon our arrangements are under way candidate at the South Windsor ment and supports I 6:00 News, Weather, Sports 4:00 Mike Greene ponents, because the odds are Florence Bombardier of Flo’s Cake Decorating Supplies, I 6:30 Meet Uie Press Showcase Cinema 2— “Mary DeSimone, 147; Lou Webber, senior bowlers were enjoying which will permit all of us to Democratic Caucus to be held 7:00 Ray Dunaway that their slam will go down. wholeheartedly the Avery 191 Center St., recently completed a master cake I 7:05 Monitor 132; Helen Erickson, 127; Lyla knocking down the pins in the step off the buses and proceed Monday at 8 p.m. at the high 12:00 Bobby Rivers Poppins” 1:30-4:15-7:00-9:30 tMKST (UWSiniT Brook Watershed Project. j 7:30 Yale Reports Moreover, ibdoesn’t pay to take Steele, 127; Eva Lutz, 126; Jen­ comfortably cool Parkade immediately to our cabins on school. decorator’s course at the Wilton School of Cake Showcase Cinema 3 — “The MMiumrEMUNi He said he has urged the town I 8:06 Your Box at the Opera (Saturday) a big sacrifice to stop a slam. Lanes. board the S.S. Michaelangelo Decorating, Chicago, 111. In the course, she learned the I 8:30 Eternal Ught Friends of Eddie Coyle” 1:30- •k«4i«4i4i4l4i4l nie Fogarty, 125; Bess Moonan, Hornish is just completing a manager and other town of­ 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton You can’t get rich giving up 1,- 120; John Kehoe, 119, and Etta without touching our baggage! term on the council. He has most modern and elaborate cake decorating techniques. I 10:00 Ray Dunaway 300 points to stop a slam that’s 3:30-5:307:45-10:00 I Frio Ftrkiiif, Frtc AW tiiiiM ficials to initiate a daytime fire Showcase Cinema 4 — “The Wilson, the low of 74. Reservations are full, but served as a member of the fighting crew and was a sup­ Mrs. Bombardier stands beside her second place winning ! WDRC — 1360 2:00 Bill Winters worth only about 1,400 points. Meets Masons 6:00 Chip Hobart Legend of Boggy Creek” 2:00- Back to the trips for a anyone still interested may be Public Health and Safety Com­ porter of the Mass Transit cake in the wedding cake category. Mrs. Bombardier, who I (Monday-Friday) How much of a sacrifice e n t ir e p a r k o p e n Next came Wednesday mor­ I *6:00 Bob DeCarlo 12:00 Bobby Rivers 3:55-5:50-7:45-9:45 minute. We have two buses all put on the waiting list. mittee and served as chairman Commission’s “in-town” bus also won first place in the shower cake category, was should you take to stop a slam? EVfRY DAY AT 1 ? M ning when I had a pleasant I 10:00 Bob Craig filled up for our day trip to Remember that the bus will of the subcommittee appointed experiment and has been an ad­ chosen best decorator of the class. (Sunday) That depends largely on how meeting with Alan Mason, new­ I 3:00 Dick McDonough Sunday Rocky Point, R.I., which is not be running again until we to report on the Department of vocate of the “right-of-way I 7:00 Joe Hager 9:05 Monitor reliable the opponents are. You ly appointed director of human 10:30 Congressional Report scheduled for Tuesday. I guess start in September, and also our procurement program” for > 12:00 Dick Haddad i’t mind taking a penalty of Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1, resources for the town. Mason (alternate Sundays) IW CdNCBff when everyone saw the menu it meals program came to an end roads which n e ^ improvement I (*5:00 on Monday) points and can muster up a Caldor Shopping Plaza — will be taking a big look into SALKS RECORD 40 cents a share on the com­ I (Saturday) 11:00 News, Weather, Sports -a«?SPJ!ANeiADESH S gave them an appetite. It this past week until we open before the actual improvement 6:00 Religion this meals nutrition program Public Records Sales of the Grand Union Co. pany’s 31.60 cumulative conver­ I 6:00 Bob DeCarlo smile even if the penalty is 500 “Scarecrow” 7:15-9:15; “ Boy should be lots of fun, and a again. money is allocated. , 10:00 Bob Craig 7:00 Sunday Through The Valley — points. Beyond that, your Did I Get A Wrong Numbr ’ for us to see what it’s all about, for the four weeks ended July 28 tible Series A preferred stock Cliff Simpson change of pace. This will be the final week for Warranty Deeds Mainelli said he will support } 3:00 Terry Woods sacrifice is a doubtful venture 1:30 and how it will best serve our totaled 3111,819,258, an increase and 3106V4 per share on the 34.25 • 7:00 Joe Hager 8:00 Tom Jones By the way, the buses will seniors, organized activities as we’ll be Joseph L. and Marguerite M. a South Windsor library of a of 9.27o over sales in the com­ cumulative convertible Series 11:30 Other Side of the Day unless your opponents are very Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, I 12:00 Dick Haddad Plus Co-Hit “SLITHER” Plus The Shadow 9 leave here at 9 o’clock, so plan The weather remained very giving the whole joint a good Cushner to Gerald E. and Nor­ smaller size and lower cost parable period in 1972. D. preferred stock. (Sunday) 1:30 Mike Greene conservative. Caldor Shopping Plaza — cleaning. Maybe you have 6:00 Cip Hobart on arriving at the Senior Center hot, and although we had a few ma A. Rideout, property on than the one originally proposed For the first 21 weeks of Daily Question “Theatre of Blood” 1:00-7:30- Both are payable Sept. 30 to at 8:30 in the morning, so we players for shuffleboard in the noticed that we have a couple of Kennedy Rd., conveyance tax and that he will strive for an Grand Union's current fiscal stockholders of record Sept. 10. 6:00 Religious and public service pro­ Partner deals and bids one 9:30 young fellas working around the gramming can get off to an early start for morning it was just too humid 160.50. Avery Brook emergency year, sales were 3579,668,828, spade,. and the next player Burnside Theater — “Paper 9:00 Scott Morgan a big day. to play in the afternoon. building trying to get some of William Francis Heine and program as an interim measure an Increase of 9.57o over a year bids two hearts. You hold: Moon” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 JOINS LABONNE 2:00 Dick McDonough WKSS-FM — 96.0 -Now each week we seem to We had a rather small crowd the work done, Paul and Ray, Barbara Jean Heine to Thomas until' the permanent solution Robert W. Eubanks ago. 7:00 Terry Woods Spades, A-10-7-5-2; Heaiis, State Theater “Man Who James Cubbage of Whitney hiiVe registrations of some for our final meal until late and they’ve been doing a great N. and Veronica M. Theriault, can be completed. I 10:30 Religious and public service pro­ Loved Cat Dancing” 2:35-9:05; St. has joined the LaBonne Life (Newa two minutes before the hour. S; Diamonds, A-K-Q-9-8-7; - kind, and so this Monday is no September, but attribute that to job, thanks to the Youth Service property at 32 Holl St., con­ Senior .Citizens Eubanks Joined the company gramming 24 hours a day) Clubs, 2. “Slither” 1:00-7:30 Center which is paying the tab Insurance Agency, Inc. as an 12:00 Sign Off different. We will be signing up the weather and no bus service. veyance tax 139.60. The South Windsor Senior in 1964 as a service represen­ Ql/ARTERLY DIVIDENDS (Sunday-Salurday) What do you say? Vernon Cine 1 — “Pippi as part of its project. Certainly associate of that agency and an for the Goodspeed Opera We take this time to thank O een Manor Estates Inc. to Citizens will meet Aug. 22 at tative in Boston, Mass., and The board of directors of Colt Midnight AH stereo music has been a big help, especially agent for National Life of Ver­ WRCH — 910 6 a.m. Stereo 96 music Answer: Bid four notrump. Longstocking” 2:00-3:35-5:15- House. The show is scheduled Daniel Iwanicki, supervisor and U & R Housing Corp., parcel on 9:30 a.m. in the parking lot of later served the company as an Industries has deciared a 17M- 7:00-8:35 since Jim Nason is off on vaca­ mont. 9 a.m. KISS with More Music Even if partner has a rather for Aug. 29; however, we need the students at Manchester Carpenter Rd., conveyance tax St. Peter’s Episcopal Church on administrative assistant in cents-per-share dividend on the (Monday-Salurday) Noon The Difference la The Music sketchy opening bid, you are Vernon Cine 2 — “Pippi to assure reservations by tion. • 313.20. Sand Hill Rd. to go to Restland Nashville, Tenn. He is a Delaware native, 6:00 Reveille Community College under the company’s common stock, graduated from the University 8 p.m. Stereo Music from the Sound willing to be in a small slam if Longstocking” 2:45; “Cahill, registering at this time. U & R Housing Corp. to Farms for the day. ^ 9:00 Rhapsody to the Berkahires COUNTRY/ direction of Fred Ramey, for payable Sept. 30 to stockholders of Delaware in 1966, and moved 12:00 Matinee he has one ace; and you may U.S. Marshall” 5:00-7:00-9:00 The play will be David and Jean E. Isenberg, While at the farm th*e senior 9 p.m. More Music For New England setting up this meals program Schedule of record Sept. 10. soon after to Manchester. His 4:00 Highlights of Hartford risk a grand slam if he can show WESTERN “Something’s Afoot,” Just like property at 32 Carpenter Rd., citizens will have the use of all from the Mansion for the past month-and-a-half. Monday through Friday, The board also declared wife Elinor teaches in the Ver­ 8:00 Gaslight Now Open two aces. Rcicording Star the last time, we will have conveyance tax 363.25. of the facilities, including the j 12:00 ()uiet Hours It sure helped out, and for the registering for the Goodspe^ regular quarterly dividends of non school system. luncheon at the Gelston House Federal Tax Lien swimming pool, and will have most part were well attended. Opera House, and the Amish before the show. ’The complete Internal Revenue Service their choice of either roast beef I (Sunday) So if you read carefully you’ll Country trips. We need about 22 I Same as Monday-Satiu^y listing, ex- HMIK package is |10 per person. against Henry and Connie or barbecued chicken for dinner I miu nouns 18.84 « 88 ant 86184841131 h8«IOUTt*l8.l4.IO[tllTWMMI33l see that our meals program has more members to fill the third I cepO ’This part Monday we had 51 Steullet, 173 Eldridge St., 31,- which will be served at 1 p.m. in ended for the time being. bus for the Penn Amish trip. I 8:00 Religious programs 335 Center St. players for our kitchen social 922.53. the banquet hall. I 11:00 ()uiet Hours Nou-ll H i fw On ulNii f a i l In the afternoon some hung Monday, 10 am . to noon, TIn Milt Fim bi CUMrari look WILIAMS bingo games, and it was a nice around to piay cards, but most Marriage Licenses From 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., kitchen social bingo, one can of I New John Wayne crowd considering we didn’t Richard Hall Martin, East clam chowder, cheese and „ of Ifco List locaio- JR. of them headed home where canned goods neede; 1 p.m. to 4 I______Manchester, Conn. have our bus. As you know the Hartford, and Claudia Ann crackers and other appetizers N O APPOINTMENT NECESSARY they could dress more ap­ p.m., pinochle games. No bus “PIPPI ‘1MIIU.’’ 3 FREE IN PERSON bus started giving us trouble Messier, East Hartford, Aug. will be served. An orchestra propriately for the weather, scheduled. and we had to take it to the 25, St. James Church. will play from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Special. Good Mon. to Thur$, During August L0N6ST0GKIN6” APPEARANCES and to relax a bit. Tuesday, 9 a.m. bus leaves OPEN U.S. Marshal highway garage hospital. Charles Paul Argianos, ’The cost for the entire trip ■ M m o a t 2 Md 2:45 Em. It 7:20 - 0:10 3,6&8P.M. We would like to send our for Rocky Point, R.I., trip; 9 ------THE'NEWEST------646-2224 Bridgeport, and Joan Ann Star- will be 39 including transporta­ Ent 7 61:35 Sun. at 5-7-0 P in o ch le sincere condolences to the a.m. to 4 p.m., open card SUNDAY AFTEINOM sisters of our member Frances siak, 3M Hillstown Rd., Aug. 18, tion. 'Those interested in going 6 A.M. t6 Midnight *- 7 Days S a i Com. 2 F A . In the afternoon our gal playing, shuffleboard; 1 p.m. to Lent who passed away this Church of the Assumption. should mail a check, payable to SHORT CUT & Wi s h Friday, Anna Haupt, set up the 4 p.m. n week. South Windsor Senior (Citizens, pinochle games and was Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 DRUM CORPS I have something cooking that in care of James Snow, Town [^THEATRES^ I 54th ANNUAL STATE assisted by Lillian Lewis and p.m. open card playing, 'TV FROSTING may be of interest to you Hall, South Windsor. Checks CONVENTION Robert Schubert. We had 44 viewing, shuffleboard practice Gets Appointment CAN BE YOUR CROWNING GLORY baseball fans. I’ll tell you about should be mailed no later than Our All^New 1 FJA W nUIIM ' players on that hot afternoon, games. No bus scheduled. The Rev. William R.“ Char- it now, to give you a chance to Aug. 15, and those registering UhiiiiuMftCKUU^ Spiwsnd 5, and the lucky winners were: ’Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., bonneau, who recently was or­ Rtg. $20 think it over and then we’ll should state their dinner Mass. Fife, Drum &• Joseph Windsor, 693; Alfrieda open card playing, shuffletoard dained to the priesthood in St. Valuw start making reservations. choice. ’This is a test pattern to X *1 4 »» [ Tamioxrorom m m Bugle Assn., Inc. Hallin, 677; Lillian Lewis, 671; games; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., bridge Peter’s Basilica in Rome, has Yankees vs. Tigers The bus will return to the determine The Herald’s print­ FREE MMISSKMI Lyla Steele, 688; Anna Haupt, games. No bus schedul^. been appointed assistant pastor church at approximately 6 p.m. ing quality. LONU HAIR EXTRA G B S E A L 658; Ann Perras, 652; Josephine I have secured upwards to 88 Friday, 10 a.m., final kitchen of St. John of the Cross Parish BREAKFAST HOM'S DAYS K MGHIS tickets for Yankee Stadium for social games until September, 11111 f fin ” frtrr r r/Y’Yi Schuetz, 643; Cis Wilson, 637; in Middlebury. Sept. 30 when the Yanks meet SUPER _ EVERY DAY & NIGHT Bea Mader, 626, and Marie one can of canned goods Father Charbonneau is the AiiiiiinniiAmiai Hebenstreit, 624. Detroit. Now the deal is this: needed; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., open son of Mr. and Mrs. William SALE mrludint; SUNDAYS PERM Our golfers are still going We will have reserved seats card playing and shuffleboard Charbonneau of 36 Goodwin St. OPEN AFTim iOON strong, and the heat isn’t in the mezzanine, and have free games; 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., final He was a member of the first ROOM cx B id fis Oft Sale bothering them as they are still passes to purchase foods and setback games until graduating class at East Reg. 14.95 VINCENT PRICE coming in with some fine drinks right there in the September. No bus scheduled. Catholic High School. SUNDAY 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. mezzanine “big shot” section. S a L - S u n . KM o m M at 1:30 P.M. „ ____ - OPEN 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. MFfUM scores. Here’s report from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. NOW QM A Wrong N um bf P<” Cartoon 6ood for All Rides After the game we will have a Boy Did I Beginning Monday we will open the iTffiMMUrE Joseph DuPont our playing Sale Now Through Monday MON. thru THUR8. leaders: deliciously planned buffet AH doors to our new Breakfast Room ^ 1 PJK. to 6 P.M. dinner right there in the mez­ CamalKnowWgr. Midnitt Theatre of Blood and bring your way some of the best zanine restaurant before we AT NIGHT GOLDFISH ONLY home-cooked breakfast meals Golf Results head for home. We should see a good game, especially if the lunson^s you’ve ever lasted. BadlttOfl Sale We played at Tallwood Mon­ 6:30 to 10 P.M. day, and the Al’s slipped a little race for first place is still going Pedigreed FHARTFORD'S entertainment SHOWPIjkCFJ on. 6ood for All Rides bit. Charles Tarpinian sneaked LStlOHCASe CJNtM Af f234 in a 42, to take honors for the We’ll be able to act like “big Candy Kitchen MINI-POODLES 6:30 PJi. to Ctoling shots” for a day, and have that Including irrillcn ' exit •KPOMESSTRCmw EXIT MtMUER LANS day. A1 Bolis is still hanging in Regular „p I- 3 ,p,. dinner while the crowd outside gnnrnnlce, nhnnipoo, o ;« 4 ea st MAWmWD-MMK.TB..WFa 000 WhM* GwriUljr CuOjr la Hmda Fnah Dally m J there with a 44; A1 Bourret had Valuea fcl and /inirciil. Gourf • ACRE* OF nWE UQHTEO MIKMQ • Featuring Your a 45; A1 Petke had a 45; Tref is banging bumpers trying to Chaaae Fram Over MO VariedM to $119 Breton a 47 for his efforts, and get out of the parking lots. So Mott Colora - Toya, Mlnialurea ^ .. . Breakfast Favorites... *1.50 your truly Joseph DuPont did think about it, then set aside JAME8 B0N0 Good and Nutty . . . bur Cockera • Beaglea - Colliea - Schnauzera fair with a 53, not good enough, about $15 to be on the safe side, 0 0 7 ^ and before you know it we’ll be Yorkshire Terrtera • Silky Terriera ^ 'k Bacon, Sausage, Ham and Egga but a slight improvement. Chocolate Nut Bark ScotUee • Carin Terriera - Lhasa Apao. I Manchester Salon is DINNERS There were 20 of us golfers this taking reservations. It’s on a S ' U V E ^ f ‘ * 3 .5 0 Sunday by the way, but at that All puppies are ragitterad and sold with a health ^ m week. See you all at Blackledge A choice of casfaewi, abhoodi or pecani in I k Oimlata guarantee. Mixedbreeda - $15.00 ^ Open 5 Nites, 6 Days i l i l i MSI f V I B U l THE MOST FAMIASnC next Monday. milk or dark chocolate or white. 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! i PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Aug. 11. 1973 lHattdvfitrr Suruing lipralji m C H E S T E R EVENINC HEBALD. 3. , ^ Open Local Churches Area Churches Founded OcL I, 1881 Forum m m m ty Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Church of the Naxarene Bolton Congregational North United United Methodist Church Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 236 Main St. Methodist Church Unitarian Universalist Church Rockville Baptist Church Society I Bolton Center Rd. Rt. 44A, Bolton 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Rev. William A. Taylor 300 Parker St. 69 Union St...... Release The Tapes Pastor 481 Spring St. Rev. J. Stanton Conover Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9^. Rev^ Earle R. Custer Rev. Robert L. LaCounte To the editor: (Singer Learning Center) Minister Rev. David M. Campbell Pastor days and holidays. Entered at the Pastor Pastor Member Audit Bureau of Circulation It would appear to me that 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Minister Member of The Associated Press the entire "Watergate Scandal” Classes for all ages. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. cond Class Mail Matter. isn’t really a “scandal” in the 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Emerson Boswprth, speaker 9:30 a.m.. Summer Worship Nursery through Adult, in­ mon: "The Case of The Kind Service. Nursery provided. In­ Burl L. Lyons, Publisher contemporary sense. MesMge the pastor, “How the Meetings resume Sept. 9. and his topic: "Universal cluding College Career Gass. Woman” or “Anger Redoubled Salvation.” fant through Grade 2. The Manchester Publishing Co. Watergate is perhaps the most Changeless, Infinite God Loves at Kindness Untroubled.” The 11 a,m.. Worship Service. assumes no financial responsibility for controversial issue on the Finite, Fickle Man.” Rev. Howard Mayer preaching. First Sunday of each month^ typographical errors appearing in adver­ tongues of most “Sidestreet 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Instant Choir. Nursery for St. James Church Holy Communipn; Second Sun­ Subscription Rates . .... Msgr. Edward J. Reardon Second Congregational tisements and other reading matter in Intellectuals” and the contrary Message by the pastor, “The children five years and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Church day, missionary service. Payable in Advance Pastor Sand Hill Rd. Nursery provided. The Manchester Evening Herald. cursed by millions of people of Sum and Substance of Our younger. United Church of Christ One M onth...... $3.25 both sexes who wouM rather Faith.” Rev. Daniel J. Karpiey South Windsor 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ Display advertising closing hours, Rev. Eugene Charman Rt. 44A, Coventry vice. Nursery provided. Single C opy...... 154 .spend an afternoon with the Rev. Frederick H. Foerster III Rev. Robert K. Bechtold three full days prior to publication. Vicar By Carrier, Weekly...... 754 “Guiding Light ” than observe Minister Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon history in the making. First Church of Christ Church of the Assumption Satprday, Masses at 5 and One Y e a r ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon 7:30 p.m. 8 and 10 a.m., Holy Commu­ To me, the Watergate process Scientist Adams St. at Thompson Rd. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and has been going on since before Rev. Edward S. Pepin Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, nion 447 N. Main St. St. John’s Three Months ...... $9.75 Monday. the days of F.D.R., but with one 10:30 a.m. and noon. Pastor Episcopal Church reservation. I say this, this is 10 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ Rev. Paul 'tVinque Rt. 30, Vernon my opinion not to be proved or First Congregational Church St. George’s day School and child care. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, disapproved. But simply to “Spirit” is the subject of the Saturday, Masses at 5 and St. John's Polish National of Vernon Episcopal Church Rt. 44A, Bolton Rector make a point. That political es­ lesson-sermon. The Golden 7:30 p.m. Catholic Church Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister Cutoff By Turkey pionage is part of dishonest Text: II Corinthians 3:17. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew Rev. John F. Flora III 9, Pastor Vicar 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Americana and should be dis­ The Christian Science 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. 10 a.m.. Family Service and pose of quickly and so should Reading Room, 968 Main St., is 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 9 a.m.. Mass, English. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. Church Schooi. WonH Faze Opium Watergate. But how can we dis- open to the public, except on Second Congregational Communion will be served. The 10:30 a.m.. Mass. English and Watergate without holidays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Church Rev. Mr. Lacey will preach. United Church of Christ Polish. Coffee fellowship after the ser­ The much-heralded end to poppy far­ Seever’s warning is backed up by a °**s® * ^ 8 .the evidence in its Monday through Friday and Vernon Assemblies of Cod entirety? Answer: We can’t. from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first 385 N. Main St. vice. 51 Old Town Rd. ming in Turkey “will have virtually recently released report to the House Solution: Pressure the ad­ Thursday of each month. Rev. Felix M. Davis St. Bartholomew’s Church St. Matthew’s Church 'Ji: : ' t,'/ ■ ' 3' no impact on the amount of illicit Foreign Affairs Committee by a ministration into releasing the Minister Rev. Phili|f Hussey, Pastor Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday Tolland Trinity Lutheran Church School for all ages. Rev. J. Clifford Curtin opium or heroin flowing into this infamous White House tapes. special narcotics subcommittee. A GULL (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) The American people have a 10 a.m.. Union Services at Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. Pastor country,” warns an internationally Zion Evangelical Center Congregational Church. Vernon • 7 p.m., Evening Evangelistic. major share of heroin coming to the right to know how their Lutheran Church Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 employes are spending their and 11, 11:30 a.m. Rev. Donald McClean Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 recognized expert on drug addiction United States flows almost freely (Missouri Synod) p.m. tax dollars. AjkI ahm an Calvary Church Cooper and High Sts. St. Mary’s Church and the world narcotics trade. from ’Thailand, unhampered by cor­ educational curiosity concer- (Assemblies of God) United Pentecostal Church 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 Rev. Charles W. Kuhl 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rt. 31, Coventry aifd 11:45 a.m. Southeast Asia and the “Golden rupt ’Thai officials and meager U.S. I^ g the operational organiza­ Pastor 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. F. Bernard Miller Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Robert Baker Triangle” areas (Burma, Laos and tion of the office of the Presi­ 10 a.m.. Divine Worship. The Pastor antidrug efforts, the report charges. dent. So why shouldn’t the ad­ Pastor Pastor Avery St. Max Lerner Comments Rev. Ronald Erbe of Our Savior Rev. Paul F. Ramen '^ailand) don’t represent much now But according to Seevers, a large Herald ministration educate the Christian Reformed Church Lutheran Church, South Wind­ 10 a.m., Sundhy School, 661 Avery St. in terms of opium getting to the part of the problem lies in the fact American people, after all the sor, guest preacher. 10 a.m., Sunday School. Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. St. Maurice’s Church Yesterdays classes for adults and children. South Windsor President is there to look after 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Bolton United States, says Dr. Maurice H. that most of the world’s illicit poppy Venezuelan Impressions 11 a.m.. Service of Worship Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 25 Years Ago our well being in every aspect Rev. Peter Mans, and 10:45 a.m. Rev. Robert W. Cronin and Bible preaching. Nursery Minister Seevers, who was chairman of the farming areas are not under the con­ Members of the Recreation of health, welfare, and educa­ Full Gospel Christian Pastor CARACAS — IT is a healthy Salvador Allende’s left coali­ makes much of his experience tion. South United care for the little ones, and Fellowship department of pharmacology at the tion in Chile and the left- and Parks Advisory Board find United Congregational trol of any national government. ’The thing to distance yourself from and casts himself in the role of The American people placed special children’s program. Interdenominational Miss Marjorie G. Stephens 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Worship military regime in Peru the personnel in playgrounds and Methodist Church Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 University of Michigan Medical 200,000 hill tribesmen of northern Watergate for a while on a pacifier, who wants to push the the present administration into 1226 Main St. 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Orahge Hall Services. three new directions in Latin swimming areas as being United Church of Christ p.m. South American visit. You bad old days of the left guerrilla power, if we have to we can Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Hymnsing and Bible message. Rev. Philip P, Saunders, School for nearly 30 years. Thailand, for instance, rely on poppies America. One should add the “highly capable” . Tolland Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15, leave the home TV set to enjoy troubles into the past. Carlos replace this administration Rev. Wayne Kendall Pastor Organist regime of the generals in Rev. Donald G. Miller 11 a.m. But when the Turkish trade is cut as almost their sole cash crop. its own rest. The familiar Andres, the younger man, has a with one who is not cowered by Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. Emanuel Lutheran Church Vernon United Methodist Church Brazil, where a group of Union Congregational Minister headlines recedO, since the crisp mind and manner, con- 10 Years Ago its convictions. Pastors 60 Church St. 10:30 a.m., Adult Bible Study off, “there is tremendous potential for As he indicates, supply is only one military techonocrats are Miss Stephens, who lives on Birch Rd. in Vernon, has been Church Watergate story lu^ only a mild v ^s a quiet strength and casts This date was a Sunday; The Rev. C. Henry Anderson and open discussion. Sunday them to supply the demand,” he says. presiding over a new wave of organist at the Vernon United Methodist Church for many Rockville 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ part of the frightening drug equation. secondary interest in a country himself in the role of bringing Herald did not publish. Larry Metivier 10 a.m. Worship Service with Rev. Ronald J. Fournier School. beset by its own problems, pur­ economic prosperity which energy to the presidency. He, years. She was a substitute organist at the church when Rev. Paul J. Bowman vice and Church School. Sacred Heart Church This will be the last year for ’The other is demand. And in this Foster Street Pastor Kendall preaching. Ser­ Co-Pastors 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ Minister 11 a.m., High School Class. Rt. 30, Vernon suing an endless presidential doesn’t obscure the underlying too, has had cabinet Manchester vice. she was a little girl in elementary school and gradually Turkey’s (legal) poppy crop. With a regard, the attorney general of mon: “1 Saw Him Standing Rev. Lyman D. Reed 7 to 8:30 p.m .. Pilgrim Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor campaign of its own, with 14 repressions. Thus Venemela, experience, especially in the in­ There.” 8 and 9:30 a.m.. Divine worked into the post of regular organist. She taught like Mexico to the north, has Associate Minister Fellowship. Rev. Edward Konopka $50-million subsidy from the United Mexico, whose government is actively presidential candidates. You terior ministry where his task 7:30 p.m.. Spiritual Growth Worship. Nursery for infants Church of Jesus Christ of Kindergarten in Farmington, Windsqr and Vernon public find yourself interviewing the become a lonely symbol of was to cope with guerrilla States to encourage its farmers to Group will meet at 371 Oak St. through 3-year-olds at 9:30 a.m. Latter-day Saints (Mormon). schools before her retirement a year ago. She has served Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. combatting the drug trade, especially major hopefuls, setting in on democratic vigor under a violence. 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Wapping Community Church led by Pastor Kendall. service only. Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. as soloist and accompanist for many musical groups and Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, make the changeover, it is getting out in marijuana, has probably put his press conferences, talking with civilian regime. It’s impor­ Both use campaign D. Clark Brown, Bishop 1790 Ellington Rd. organizationji. She is also a composer and with two friends, Rockville United South Windsor 10:30 a.m. and noon. of the poppy-growing business. finger on the central issue. party leaders, editors, writers, tance as an image goes beyond techniques, straw polls, TV, Trinity Covenant Church Marie and Ethel LeVan, wrote the operetta, “The Methodist Church Rev. Harold W. Richardson executives, officials, visiting its size, population and even its slopns; election jingles — 302 Hackmatack St. 9 a.m.. Priesthood. However, ’Turkey has always played The real problem, says Pedro Ojeda Capital St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Scarecrow,” which was presented three times in Hartford. 142 Grove St. Minister university campuses, getting oil weaM. which owe much to U.S. elec­ Rev. Norman E. Swensen, 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Park and Church Sts. She is a member of the Musical Club of Hartford. (Herald Rev. John W. Mortimer Rev. R. Stanley Eaton a relatively small role in both the Paullada, is U.S. consumption of il­ into vigorous exchanges with What makes this more tion tactics. Both are party Pastor Gasses for all ages. Rev. George Nostrand, Rector photo by Ofiara) Pastor Associate Minister St. Margaret Mary’a Church the students. remarkable is that after the in­ men, yet their programs show 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. legal and illegal opium trade. Out of licit drugs and the tremendous prices itial revolution led by the Rev. Stephen J. White Wapping Caracas is bustling, beautiful few sharp differences on major Andrew Tally 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 1,400 metric tons of opium produced Criollo Liebertador, Simon Fare Rev. Ronald Haldeman 9 -.30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Rev. William McGrath Americans are willing to pay for cosmopolitan city of 2 million, uestions such as economic followed by coffee hour. Nursery. Bolivar (the Criollos were the vice and Church School. Rev. Joseph Schick legally in the world in 1970, ’Turkey them. As long as this demand con­ its colors gleaming in the sun as evelopment, housing, living Children’s Church for Grades 1 Co-Pastors you look down at it from the top caste of native-born whites acosts, welfare services and oil vT:80 a .m .,' The H oly through 6. Nursery lor pre­ contributed only 150 tons. By com­ tinues, and profits are high enough to surrounding hills. It offers a of Spanish descent), policies. Both declare Eucharist, Services' for Trial school children. Use. Tall Cedars Announce Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 parison, the Golden ’Triangle produces make drug-trafficking worth risks, contrast of high-rise office Venezuela’s history has been themselves to be economic p.m. i»uildings and apartment one of the dictatorships, not nationalists, both are standof­ Blatant Flummery 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Concordia Lutheran Church an estimated 700 metric tons of illicit the worldwide narcotics crisis will Book of Common Prayer, with Ninth Rindge Service Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 houses, along with the r^chos democracy. As with Vargas of fish toward the United States 40 Pitkin St. and 11:30 a.m. opiates each year. continue to be with us. (the shantytown huts that hug Brazil, the commanding figure without being hostile, both are WASHINGTON - “Beat me bases as an economy measure, sermon by the Rev. Mr. Rev. Burton D. Strand the hillsides). Venezuela is a was that of Juan Vicente left of center, both emphasize around six months from now,” putting many Americans out of Haldeman. Nursery and Walk- Pastor The Rev. Calvin G. Witham, Grand Tall Cedar of work; the devaluation of the in-the Park. rich country, with a gushing oil Gomez, whose Caudillo rule social justice while soft- Defense Secretary James R. pastor of Calvary Baptist Manchester’s Nutmeg Forest, .Si. Francis of Assisi wealth and new industries, with dominated the first third of this peddling socialism, which isthe Schlesinger told a Senate sub- dollar...” Main Street, 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. Church, Hanson,-Mass., will be Tall Cedars of Lebanon, and 673 Ellington Rd. the resources that can sustain a century and who is now being key work for the minor parties conunittee the other day in a Mansfield concludes, has Nursery for small children. guest speaker at the ninth an­ originator of Tall Cedar Sunday South Windsor steadily moqnting national re-evaluated by the scholars. on the left. plea for time to find a solution become impatient with the Community Baptist Church nual New England Tall Cedars at Rindge, will serve as general An American Baptist Church Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor Other Editors Say budget for education, housing Venezuelan democracy came The real contest between for the high cost of keeping 317,- “experts,” and wants its St. Bridget Church Sunday Aug. 19 at 11 a.m. in the chairman of the event, a post he Rev. Eugene M. Kibiide and welfare services, and with after World War H, and largely them is one of personality im­ 000 U.S. troops and 225,000 elected representatives to grab 585 E. Center St. Rev. John J. Delaney Cathedral of the Pines, Rindge, has held since its inception. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs an impossible rapid population through the untiring energy and ages and of competing party dependents in Europe. the ball and run with it. Pastor N.H. Special music will be Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 growth rate that skews the age political skill of Romulo Betan­ elites. Thus far Carlos Andres The gentlemen on Capitol Hill In fact, the Republic no Minister Rev. William J. Stack Dean W. Cronkjte, past provided at the service by the p.m. 1-91 Expansion A Must group figures dangerously court, founder of the Accion has the edge, having taken a should tell Schlesinger to knock longer can afford to let Europe Rev. William J. Killeen Meridians, a singing group Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 toward the under-21 group. Democratica party, former substantial lead in the straw it off. In various paraphrases, refuse to defend its sacred soil. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. from Meridian Lodge of Masons and 11 a.m. But none of these aspects of president, and now the un­ polls, but Lorenzo is shifting to successive administrations Item: More than 6 per cent of Topic: ‘"The End of the World.” Saturday, Masses at 5 and in Natick, Mass. The decision by the Meskill ad­ and out of the city. A short stretch of Venezuela can compare in im­ challenged elder statesman a more intensive campaign, and have been saying the same the U.S. gross national product A nursery is provided. 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. The Rev. Mr. Witham and ministration to abandon plans for the improvements in the West Hartford portance with the central fact who still watches anxiously anything can happen in the thing for more than 10 years, is spent to fulfill American Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and his wife Bonnie are natives of Si, Bernard’s Church that it is the best example of an over his lusty political offsping. remaining months. while prices skyrocketed, the commitments to NATO. 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and New Hampshire and attended Rockville construction of 1-291 around Hartford area, again a single lane, has helped authentic, representative, mul­ I have talked with the two Despite the election heat, the dollar was devalued and the Western Europe is spending an Church of Christ noon, school auditorium. Providence Bible Institute, now Rev. John J. White may be a victory for environmen­ eas6 traffic congestion on 1-84 west­ tiparty democracy on the whole major candidates — Dr. Loren­ atmosphere is one of social Pentagon continued to gobble average of only 4.1 per cent of Lydall and Vernon Sts. Barrington College in Rhode Rev. William Schneider Eugene Brewer, Minister talists, but it still leaves the problem bound. Latin American continent. zo Fernandez of the Christian peace. The battles are verbal, up money needed for domestic its GNP on its own defense. Island. Before entering the Rev. Anthjiny Miller Its presidential campaign, Democratic Party (COPEI), the guerrillas have retired from programs. Item: U.S. forces overseas Gospel Hall ministry, they spent their early of traffic congestion in the Hartford The continued growth of towns which has lasted 18 months and which is ruling the country now the field, the universities are responsible for an es­ 9 a.m., Bible Gasses. 415 Center St. years in the entertainment field Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon; Ul area. north of Hartford, along with the in­ won’t be over until December, under President Rafael (despite some continuing un­ As his predecessors did, timated $1.5-billion of the of radio and television and p.m. is a face-to-face affair of visits Caldera, and Carlos Andres rest) are no longer armed Schlesinger offered promises. American balance of payments “Of Thermostats and Ther­ 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. made personal appearances Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, Much of the problem stems from creased importance of Bradley Inter­ by the candidates to small aiul Perez of the Democratic Action camps invaded by the military, He said he’d press our Euro­ deficit. mometers.” 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. throughout New England, the 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. the inadequacy of 1-91 north of the national Airport, mandate that im­ large meetings, to out-of-the- Party, which lost narrowly in the armed forces are quiet a ^ pean allies to pay a greater Item: About 107,000 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. eastern states and the South. share of the costs of keeping American soldiers in Germany “Sunrise At Tiberias.” capital. Two lanes of traffic are insuf­ mediate steps are taken to improve way areas as well as to big 1967 and hopes to regain power stay out of p

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■ •Ik -^y L LUCA'S CAMPINB Self-Service ,W\ \ ^ ’ Laundromet EQUIPMENT V\.i Also Atwfivini' Tents, Cots, Sleeping Sage, H IG H G R A D E MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD Cuslom Madf Suits. Pints and Air Mattressce, Stoves, I DON'T THINK HAMMER HAMMER— DOES YGOSH/ CLEO MEANS Coats Lanterns /'M NOT ASKIN' WILL TAKE TO THE IDEA PRINTING I e v e r y t h i n g to •Tailoring FOR A thing! OF WRESTLING FOR MEAN ANYTHING MP I FARR'S S3 TOLUND TURNPIKE Job and Commercial 1 JUST WANT •Dry Cleaning “Hie Everything Store!” THIS MATCH Manch/Vernon Town Line Printing •Laundry Service Comp • Bike • Sport TO TAKE free TOWINO 176-178 SPRUCE ST. 8 MAIN ST R E E T Prompt and Etflcient at Depot Square PHONE 643-24jB7 Printing of AU Kindi MANCHESTER Drive-In Parking Open Daily to 0:00 P.M . OPEN: HEROES ARE MADE- J . FA R R — 643 7111 Community Press t mi w »»u. iM. Tw i«« m flu N O T B O R N Monday to Friday S-ll 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. 254 Broad St, Rear Saturday 8 A.M. - 12 Noon Ostrinsky MANCHESnR Telephone 643-5727 S H O R T R I B S tJiiiTli BY FRANK O’NEAL DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL CO. CUSTOM MADE |jiiEii$ MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetery Manchester Pel Center I Aiee' VeAU-aWANT-To &ET AWH ALL THESE BRpj QuisHty Memorials pleased to know* that-we are Vp u &oifJ&T j tRON Everyone loves a pet. At leaist delightfully air conditioned— not PRISCILLA’S POP Over SO Years’ Experience that’s what it looks like if you S s ia J ^ o d , BY AL VERMEER SCRAP METAL only for the comfort of our THIS could see the large clientele of A F T E R A L L / I V E S E E N customers, but also for the com­ BKS tFOOT CARLYLE Call 649-5807 Under New Management pet lovers who visij and patronize CHOICE VARIETY M O V I E S O P i\ and PAPER fort of our animals. sCREATURB.. m a s s e e n the Manchester Pet Center, now K IN O KON^/ 731 P A R K E R ST. located at 9 Maple St. in down­ "Some of the services offered Q ualify MIM.' The Appliance Servicenter at is the most important part of Tel. 643-67SS or 643-6870 Harrison S t, Manchester town Manchester — just around by us are: Blend all our own bird 707 Main St. in downtown the purchase.” Every product the corner from Main. They are and small animal food, plus we Seafood SE^ US FOR: Manchester is now under new we sell is backed by our own in their new and larger quarters, carry major brands of food; 43 OAK STREET '/ Aluminum Roll Up management. Over 35,000 service department and by our grooming aids; training collars Aivnlngi • tSzS. STEVENSON formerly occupied by Lucky Lady TEL. 640-9937 o'aal customers have had their small own factory-trained • Door CanoplM MERCURY Laundromat. There is plenty of and leashes; complete selection* BROS. electric appliances serviced by technicians. We make every ef­ • Storm Doom drive-up parking at the front of training aids for obedience; THE FUNTSTONES Travel Agency Applience Servicenter and now fort to insure customer • Combination Windows BY HANA.BARBERA EXXON door. large selection of tropical fish, KEEP YOUR COOL 646-2756 its’ new owner, Mr. Scallion, is satisfaction. When a customer aquariums and supplies; com­ Moncheiter Awning Co. proud to announce the expan­ Start^ in 1953 by “Ben" Ooz- ■ 405 Main Street buys from us we service it — plete line of Smith-Worthington 195 WEST CENTER ST. M, it is now a friendly family Telephone 649-8091 , A n d , A T A N NO SERVICE Manchester sion of the Servicenter to in­ not another outside company guarenteed collars; wild bird business with his wife, Daisy, and EitobUihed 1949 s r e At s t y l i n g - ^ unbelievable CHARGE Phone 649-5533 clude sales and service of which our customer-doesn’t supplies for your outdoor 8 - II his son, Greg, bringing 40 years of t a k e THAT I LOW PRl ■ RESERVATIONS FOR television and stereo systems. know. We htfve departmen­ feathered friends; plus we are VIEW experience. Ben believes that •HOTELS • Tune-Ups Mr. Scallion announces that a talized our service organization known as the "house of the mix­ P ^ J Upholstery satisfjnng his patrons is the ut­ THE BORN LOSER •AIRLINES • General Automotive major remodeling program is to insure this satisfaction. Our ed breed puppies" and I V I Shop ------^ BY ART SANSOM most importance; and up to this •STEAMSHIPS Repairs on All under way and will be com­ television and stereo products, “—We also carry a variety of RE-UPHOLSTERING ^500DtU6<, American Care pleted on or about June 11. The day, Manchester Pet Center has • 3IUDERN FURNITURE ( ..W MOT 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER are handled by our own state small animals and birds..." expansion of the store at 707 seized over 45,000 customers. and ANTIQIUES ftHBCH, licensed electronic technicians. "Once again, if you have any A^KlUd? We stand behind every quality • ('iiitoni Fiirnitiirr Main St. will include a modem Antenna systems are also problems at all, please don’t anil Sliproveni AWO product that we sell. We are HOUIOVO YOUR sales department, displaying handled by our own state hesitate to drop in and talk it over Th« Ridlitor Coolinl Rinrvolr Kit .S|ii*<'laliziiiK "ill HamI Tufting Manchester’s oldest existing pet p ro v Id M . . . Made To Order MEMORIAL COMPLETE the new 1974 line of televisions licensed antenna installers. with the friendly staff at the all m m w a ihop in continuous operation in * Addid Coolinl cipicity Cuniplrte Selection of cosm s sTose PET CENTER and stereo systems, antenna Portable appliances, are new Manchester Pet Center. * Bittar cooling pirforminci I WOOLDM^ Jii? area,” Mr. Gozzo says. Materials • Party Goods, Mi^azlnes systems, vacuum cleaners and handled by another technician “Oh yes, we’re open daily 9 to 6, FREE ESTIMATES Cjiu.ies - PiiikKli • Groceries, Cold Cuts typewriters. Enlargement of who does nothing but portable He feels that anyone who has a Thursday night til 9...” A Protictlon igilnit lou of Coolinl Lower Level of the Parkade Iropicil Fiih - turtle! by privinling ovirflow ■ • Fruits—Vegetables problem should feel free to ask 819-8324' Himslers - Getbils their now existing service appliances and typewriters. In Do you save coins or stamps, or A Quick vliuil chick of Coolinl Mon., Tiies., 9 6; Wed., • Greeting Cards Miied Breed Pupptei facilities also is part of the order to better serve the him for advice. "Regardless of would you like to take up this lupply without rimovil of prn- Tlnirs., FrI. 9-9: Sat. 9-S iqujrium Icceiiories, etc. We Depend On You . . expansion program Mr. Manchester community and where you purchased your fascinating hobby? 'The Connec­ l u r i e ip You Con Depend On lls! Our Oien Speciel Blended products, we still do our best to , Pet toods Scallion commented that surrounding towns, we have ticut Coin and Stamp is located at MUTT AND JE F F solve your problem. We feel that B U D F IS H E R Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER “Customer Service is what our extended our hours to include the entrance to the Manchester MANCHESTER tm Midnight business is founded on, and 8:30 to 5:30 Monday through your pet problems are ours. Pet Center. They not only carry a GLASS PET CENTER today, more than ever, service Saturday. Thursday 8:30 to 9. Living at 83 Ralph Rd. in full line of coins and stamps, but AUTO PARTS • For .\ulo WIndihleldi 362 MAIN ST. 646-0203 9lll» P lfS f MANCHiStER Manchester, also gives us a per­ P L A IN JA N E they also carry a complete line of . • :A| ' • For Store F ro n li and BY FRANK BAGINSKI sonal pride, not only in our fine coin and stamp supplies. Come in nil nlzen of wliidowi store, but also in our lovely MENI HEN'. MEN! ^ anytime to talk over your and OPEN- • For Table Topi I^^P0RTANT F I N D I N G O N E S TA R GAXEiC*9CI THEY RE ALL ALIKE! T O C H A S E , F O R SEE US FOR QUALITY town,’’ he says. Whfen the stamp problems with Mr. Gazzo, SAT. to 1 P.M. TVIINOS IN UFETVVMsJ ims -By CLAY R. POLLAN------OPEN 8 A.M. tu B P.M . EHANNPLE! ARIES weather is warm or hot, you’ll be CHASINE j IM E N " > TAILORING LIKA — he’s very helpful and friendly. SATURDAY 6 A.M. NOON MAE. 2> W Your Daily ActM/y Guide • According fo (he Start, '■ 7 ^ CUSTOM To develop message for Sunday, s : ; ; a J. A. WHITE ■ y MADE 3- S 9 -14 34-37-41-441 A Sarvka -28-39 read words corresponding to numbers GLASS CO., INC. 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(■ _ _ ^ ( M*HCHEglER EVENING HEBALD, Mwicherter, Cohn.. Sat., Aug, 11, W 3— PAGE HINE lEEU tiieill Seaver 'Qbau Ostrike Qour! hr. r Royals Heratd Angle i Don Iverson Downs ■ '. ■ Defeat By Earl Yost Shares Lead Giants Orioles Sports Editor SAN FRANCISCO (A P )- NEW YORK (AP) - CLEVELAND (AP) — Jack Nicklaus. Tom Weiskopf. Sam Snead. Mason Rudolph. New York Mets pitcher Tom American League action Seaver may not have looked 1 saw the Kansas City Royals ’The fear^ footsteps of pro golf’s time-tested names his best. But he was good were dogging young Don Iverson today in the third round f i U : edge the Baltimore Orioles enough to show the San 2-1, the D etroit Tigers whip of the Professional Golf Association tournament. The calm youngster paid them no heed. Notes from the Little Black Book Francisco Giants why he’s the Chicago White Sox 7-3, “ I’m not even thinking about them,” said the 27-year-old who got the most strikeouts dnd the Milwaukee Brewers All Boston Red Sox games during the month of weathered second round pressure Friday for a 72, matchinB best earned run average in down the M innesota Twins 5- September will be played against Eastern Division foes. Rudolph for the lead at three-under-par 139. the National League this 1 and the Cleveland Indians Ditto for the New York Yankees. The two clubs have two season. [I “ I’m not concerned who I’m playing with,” said the third-year trounce the Texas Rangers tour regular. “ I’ll just go out and play the course.” gam es left against one another, in New Y ork Sept. 12-13, “ That was the ugliest eighth- 8- 1. That’s some kind of confidence for the winner of one satellite both at night...Boxing returned to Connecticut this week hitter I’ve ever thrown. I’m just event, considering he’s up against four veterans who have a after a lapse o f nine years and the attendance w as reported glad I was strong enough to get Royals 2, Orioles 1 collective victory total of 148. . as high as 1,000 and qs low as 406, the actual paid figure. No out of trouble,” Seaver said Hal McRae and Lou Piniella Rudolph, who had a 70 In the second round, owns six victories sport has more free-loaders in attendance than a boxing after beating the Giants 7-1 drilled solo home runs off Doyle Nicklaus, riding a 68 into a share of third place at 140 with Gib- program. The first ring promotion was as amateur as the Friday night and wresting the Alexander in the fifth inning by Gilbert and Dan Sikes, has 48 tour triumphs. strikeout lead from Steve promoter and the State’s new boxing commissioner...Fans and the Royals hung on and Tom Weiskopf, gunning for his sixth title in his last 10 tour­ Carlton. ». I m planning to take in Sunday night’s New England Patriots- knocked the Orioles out of first naments, and tied at 141 with Tony Jacklin and Dave Stockton The slumping Giants place in the American League Herald photo by Pinto New York G iant^tball game at Schaefer Stadium are has won 10 times. ’ stranded nine runners over the East. Baltimore dropped one- warned not to park''their vehicles on Route 1. There is a $50 Alumni. Baseball League Champions And then there’s Snead, the legendary West Virginia hillbilly first six innings and scored half game behind Detroit while with an unprecedented 84 victories in his 40 tour seasons. fine and towing charge for any violators. Last week at the their only run on Bobby Bonds’ the win put the first-place Sam fired a second straight par 71 over Canterbury Golf Club’s first pre-season exhibition at Foxboro, 11 persons were sacrifice fly in the fifth. Royals two games ahead of lush 6,852 yards and was In a logjam at 142. Still, he dismissed his evicted from the stadium for drinking and the season Seaver, who lowered his ERA Oakland in the West. Crispino’s Supreme Foods cap­ Truman Schichofer, Ed Adamy Jr. title chances with: tickets pf three were revoked. to 1.85, settled down in late in­ Tigers 7, While Sox 3 tured the Alumni Baseball League Front row, Tim Charlehois, Batboy “ If everybody else on the course drops dead, I can win. nings and retired 10 of the last Designated hitter Gates (Herald Photo by Dean Yost) title in Rec Department play. Squad Walt Adamy, Mike Silver, Glen “ I’m not going to lose any sleep over this one,” drawled Snead Herald photo by Pinto 11 batters he faced. He struck Brown belted a three-run members, top row, Stan Melia, Maxwell. Missing were Tim at 61 more than twice the age of Iverson. “ I’ll go out there and out seven, lifting his season homer off Steve Stone in the play it hole-by-hole right down to the wire.” Second Best in Division C Soccer Silk City Slow-Pitch Champions John Koepsel, Ron Bunce, Coach Thibodeau, Scott Eagleson, Bob total to 175 — four more than third inning to spark the Tigers It took a score of 149 to survive to the nationaliy-televised Ed Adamy. Middle row, Fran Digan, Bill Corred. Runner-up honors in the Rec the Phillies’ Carlton, the Groman’s Sport Shop, (22-2) again repeated as Silk City right, Dave White, Dennis McArdle, George May, Mark over the White Sox for their (ABC) final rounds today and Sunday. And the cut caught Arnold Dan Lima, Pete Saglio. Front row, Fall Tennis Tournament previous leader. 14th triumph in 18 games since Maloney, Dave Rutherford, Junior Soccer League’s Division C Softball League regular season champions. ’The well- Monette, Steve McAdam, Bob Kowalski. Front row, Dave Palmer. John Lautenbach, Bruce Holcomb, “ By the way, who got the win­ the All-Star break. Brown’s were garnered by the Metros. Squad The annual Town Tennis Tournaments will again be balanced arrays scheduled showdown meeting with Viara, Jim McGehan, Mike Reardon, Steve Brady and ‘TH go home where there’s no TV blackout,” Palmer quipped Jim Voiiand, Bob Madore. Missing ning hit?” the right-hander blast put Detroit on top 4-3 and members were, rear row. Bob staged this year in September, which is at least a month Sportsman Tavern was postponed last night due to rain. No after missing the cut for the first time in his 16th PGA, the last of were Peter Robinson, Burton asked, reminding reporters that Randy Smith. Missing are Bob Brannick, Roger Macaione A1 Kaline then greeted reliever too late. One would think that the Rec Department would new date has been set. Team members, back row, left to this year’s major tournaments. He withdrew four years ago, Lenhardt, Bill Frattaroli, Rich his two-run double off loser and Jim Purtill. Ken Frailing with asolo homer. Rubin, John Rubin, Andy Riemitis, have learned from experience that last year’s was a fiasco though, because of a hip injury. Lenhardt, Roger Hancock. Middle Juan Marichal, 9-8, in the se­ Brewers 5, Twins 1 Ken Marshall. row, Ray Lima, Scott Goehring, staged after Labor Day. The final results were never cond inning provided the Mets A disputed two-run homer by . turned in for publication by those in charge which might with all the runs they needed. George Scott highlighted a f ^ have been caused by the men’s singles finals behind shifted His only other extra-base hit verun fourth inning. Dave May RookiePitcherHero, ■I •out-of-town to indoor courts..Doug Pearson, who this season was a home run in a New Problem for RSox doubled with one out. in the Major League Palmer Misses Cut ! succcessfully guided the Manchester Junior soccer 5-2 victory against the Giants fourth and scored on Scott’s NEW LONDON - WATERFORD ^program this summer, recently joined the ranks of the here on May 29. controversial homer, which fell Leaders Now 14-6, Seaver boosted his SPEED BOWL 'benedicts...One wag in the stands at the Nike Field, during back onto the warning track. Yanks Win Slugfest In PGA Tourney lifetime record to 10-3 against Rt. 85, Waterford - Exit 77, Conn. Tphe. ■:the playoff between Crispino’s and Cut & Curl in the Feline Umpire Jim Odom first San Francisco. After Smith Walks Out signaled home run, changed it ;;League, shouted out during play, “ I’m rooting for Cut & “ Seaver is tough once he gets to a ground rule double, then NW YORK (AP — Scoring runs has CLEVELAND (AP) — Arnold Palmer continued to be I Curl. I don’t like Crispino because his meat prices are too crept to within 10-9 and had the tying run ahead,’’ conceded Giants signaled home run again. been no simple chore for the New on third base and the lead run on fist. AMERICAN LEAGUE plagued by unsteady putting and was cut for the first time high.” Sam, a one-time fine athlete, owns and operates the BOSTON AP - ’The Boston Red Sox, gripped in a four­ MID SEASON Manager Charlie Fox. “ He was said the club never has considered putting'him on the'disabled Indians 8, Rangers 1 York Yankees lately. So it would The situation would ordinarily mean the BATTING (250 at b a ts )- in 16 years from the final rounds of the PGA golf cham­ Supreme Food store on Hartford Rd...Alex Hackney, Coun­ way fight in the American League East, had a major per­ Carew, Min, .351; W.Horton, tough, but we had our chances. list. The manager said recently that he told Smith the Red Sox Gaylord Perry pitched a six- figure that on a night when they bullpen cart carrying either Sparky Lyle pionship. try Club pro, is reported coming along fine after being We’re only getting five or six sonnel problem today — what to do with ailing and most needed his bat, but he would try to give him defensive help as Det, .329. hitter and the Indians raked bunched 10 in one game, they would or Lindy McDaniel, New York’s two relief Palmer carded a 74 Friday his officially being cut none of often as possible. CHAMPIONSHIP stricken last month. He may return to the club later this hits a game, so we need a unhappy slugger Reggie Smith. David Clyde for eight hits, in- RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 82; get a laugher. aces, into the game. The only thing wrong for a two-round total of 150 on the newsmen brought up the inonth for half days. shutout to win.” ^ Smith answered boos and name-calling by some fans by stor­ General Manager Dick O’Connell, who witnessed Smith’s an­ ciuding a home run by Walt Otis, KC, 75. the 6,852-yard, par 71 Canter­ subject. So he made their work Well, Friday night’s game against with that idea was that the A’s already had Wayne Garrett gave the Mets ming off the field and walking out on the club in the middle of the tics along with Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey, wasn’t pleased by Williams, in beating the error- RUNS BATTED bury Golf Club course. The a lot easier. Saturday, August 11th 7i30 p.m. Oakland would have been funny if the A ’s thumped both of them. So Houk waved in a cushion by blasting a three- second inning of an eventual 5-3 loss to the California Angels his $90,000-a-year centerfielder. O’Connell also obviously proite (five) Rangers. The only IN—Mayberry, KC, 90; cutoff point was 149. After several questions he hadn’t made it so scary. young Tom Buskey, a veteran of exactly run homer following con­ Friday night before a crowd of 24,856 at Fenway Park. pondered the next step. run off Perry was Jeff one major league appearance, to face R.Jackson, Oak, 90; Murcer, “ Again today it was the put­ very nonchalantly said: 14 8 LAPS OF RACING “ It’s unbelievable the way we get in NY, 78. secutive singles by Rusty Smith plagued by two damaged knees, was booed when he failed “ Often in cases such as this, disciplinary action is necessary,” Burroughs’ 19th homer. World Series hero Gene Tenace. ting, Palmer said. “ It got so “ 1 think I’ll go home to where these jams,” said Yankee Manager Cubs Now Also Bans Staub, John L Milner and Cleon to run out a double play grounder in the first inning after Califor­ O’Connell said. “ However, you have to do what is best for your HITS—D.May, Mil, 146; bad it was funny. There were there’s no TV blackout Realph Houk after his club nearly wasted “ He just said, “ We only need one out POWERFUL HIODIFIEDS Jones with two out in the fifth. nia had taken a 2-0 lead on Frank Robinson’s 20th homer. club at the time.” Murcer, NY, 145. times when I almost started tomorrow,” he said, referring ^ Once eight and one-half games ahead of the pack in the a 15-hit attack that included homers by and this is the one to get,” said Buskey, It was Garrett’s eighth homer ’Then, in the California second, Richie Scheinblum got a gift That may be the only thing to save Smith from a suspension. DOUBLES-Scott, Mil, 23; laughing.” to an announcement that there National League’s Eastern Division, the Chicago Cubs are Thurman Munson, Roy White and Ron who was recalled from the International EXCITING— THRILLING DAREDEVILS of the season. The Red Sox are in desperate need of outfielders. When Smith Melton,Chi, 23; Braun, Min, 23. Palmer has had a brilliant would be no local television single when his easy fly to shallow center fell safely just in front The Blomberg. League just last week. DN anH n? rampaging St. Louis Cardinals “ The big ifference with of the limping Smith. The fans booed and a few picked up the tem­ left, Rick Miller moved to center and DV?ight Evans went, to TRIPLES-C arew, Min, 9; career since joining the tour in because the crowd was not as The problem was that two titantic It took Buskey just three pitches — all of and are now being written off as contenders. No longer is Marichal tonight,’’ said po again after the Angels were retired. right. Evans hit a sixth inning homer, putting Boston in front 3-2, Coggins, Bal, 7; Briggs, Mil, 7; 1955, winning more than a $1.5 large as expected. NEW ENGLAND’S FASTEST 'A MILE OVAL homers by Reggie Jackson and more nor­ them strikes — to get that out. Tenance there talk about the problems that could exist if the Cubs Garrett, “ was that he wasn’t There were only scattered boos, but Smith suddenly lifted the but then was injured in trying to make a diving catch in the Coluccio, Mil, 7. million. However, a title in the mal ones by Deron Johnson and Bert Cam- . took the last one, and when umpire Art got into the World Series as the week-day games this Oc­ getting his screwball over. seventh. STANDINGS HOME RUNS—R.Jackson, last of the Big Four golf tour­ batting helmet he wears in the field, held it aloft in defiant paneris kept bringing the A’s back. Final­ Frantz threw up his right arm, the pitcher tober will be played under the arc lights and Wrigley Field Usually, that’s all he throws to fashion and then slammed it into the dugout. He kept on going, Evans was dazed and gave way to Ben Oglivie, appearing in Oak, 26; Mayberry, KC, 23.. naments has always eluded ly, with two out in the ninth, Oakland had ^ was the hero of a game that had 31 base has none. Before the team took its nose-dive, owner Bill me, but this time I hit a fastball through the dugout and straight to the clubhouse. He apparently just his 34th game. Later Evans, suffering from a twisted neck, I hits. STOLEN BASES-North, him. 'Wrigley invited the players to bring along their wives on right over the plate.” dressed immediately and left the park. was taken to Hahnemann Hospital for overnight observation. Oak, 37; Harper, Bsn, 27; * The only other time he has Kasko planned to get to his clubhouse early today to get a Carew, Min, 27, ffhe Cubs’ final Western trip, which proved to be a disaster. Giants’ second baseman Tito “ He just took off and didn’t say anything,” Manager Eddie AMERICAN LEAGUE not played a complete PGA Fuentes extended his errorless Kasko s^id. “ He left without permission. There’ll be some action medical report on Evans and to await the arrival of Smith. More PIT(?HING (10 Decisions)— championship was in 1969 when The little women proved to be no help to the ball club on East play to 51 games and 294 taken, but I don’t know right now what it will be.” than a fatherly talk with'Smith was in order before the manager Hunter, Oak, 15-3, .833, 3.32; he was forced to withdraw the field...It costs $50 each time a major league baseball W L Pet GB chances, thanks to a reprieve made out his starting lineup. Niekro’s Knucklehall McDaniel, NY, 10-3, .769, 2.41. because of a hip injury, A few years ago Rico Petrocelli left the Red Sox in the late in­ Detroit 63 52 .548 player fraternizes with an opponent on the playing field STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, from the official scorekeeper nings of a game. He was fined a reported $1,000, but his action ap­ The Red Sox named southpaw Rogelio Moret, owner of a 5-0 Baltimore 61 51 .545 V5 He didn’t win any tour­ and its reported to the league office. Montreal Expos’ 263; Blyleven,' Min, 179. following the game. Fuentes parently speeded the firing of Billy Herman as manager. record including victories in three of his last four starts, to go New York 64 54 .542 V t naments on the circuit last year Coach Larry Doby was caught recently talking with Atlan­ against fire-balling Nolan Ryan in the afternoon meeting. and this year he has come out had been given an error on Smith has been hurting most of the season. However, Kasko Boston 60 54 .526 2 V t Too Much for Pirates NATIONAL LEAGUE ta’s Hank Aaron, and reported, and fined $50, which seem s Staub’s pounder in the fifth, on top in only one tournament— Milwaukee 55 58 .487 7 BATTING (250 at b a ts )- but officials later determined the Bob Hope Classic. Uke pretty small potatoes... Baseball popularity was up 3 3 Cleveland 45 71 .388 18V^ Rose, Cin, .342; Cedeno, Htn, “ The greens-that’s the name per cent last year while football declined three per cent the ball struck a seam in the ar­ West NEW YORK (AP) - The knuckleballs that didn’t withstand Stargell’s two-run .322. • tificial turf and took a bad hop knuckle gave Niekro trouble. of the game,’ ’ he said. and basketball jumped nine points in a recent nation-wide Houston Official Placed on Probation Kansas City 67 50 .573 There are knuckleballs and homer in the Pittsburgh ninth, RUNS-Bonds, SF, 96; Rose, over his glove. I § The greens and Palmer poll...The Athletics left Kansas City because of poor sup­ Oakland 64 51 .557 2 there are knuckleballs ... Willie Stargell and Richie Zisk his 33rd this year. Cin, 86. i Basketball i haven’t been getting along Minnesota 56 57 .496 9 and then there’s Phil took advantage of the fat Astros 6, Cubs 4 RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, port and wound up in Oakland. According to the latest recently. In two rounds he Chicago 57 59 .491 9^ Niekro’s knucklehall. pitches and blasted home runs Tommy Helms’ two-run Cin, 85; Stargeil, Pgh, 82. attendance fip res, Kansas City is outdrawing Oakland by three-putted four times and California 53 59 .473 IIV^ to make the game close. homer plus a |^air of run­ a wide margin. Also, the Braves left Milwaukee for Atlan­ “ I think his knucklehall was HITS-Rose, Cin, 164; Garr, used 73 strokes on the greens Newington Tourney Jets Weighing Alternatives Texas 42 71 .372 23 In the other National League scoring singles by Bob Watson Ati, 143. ta and the Brewers have nearly doubled the paid atten­ moving more tonight than when for 36 holes. Men’s and women’s slow INTERMEDIATE II Friday’s Games games, the Houston Astros beat helped Houston beat Chicago DOUBLES—Cardenal, Chi, dance at home over what the Braves have drawn in Atlan­ he pitched the no-hitter,” said “ I made one birdie in two pitch softball tournaments will Fani’s 49 — (Lyle Eastman New York 10, Oakland 9 the Chicago Cubs 6-4; the Cin­ 64. It was the sixth straight loss 28; Staub; NY, 28; Morgan, Gn, Atlanta catcher Paul Casanova days and I had to two-putt for ta, even with Hank Aaron as a drawing card...Automania, be held in Newington Aug. 18-19, Against Pair of Holdouts 13, Paul Smith 10) Rinky Dinks California 5, Boston 3 cinnati Reds downed the St. for the faltering Cubs, onetime 28. after handling—or rather trying that one,” he said. Inc., a group of area sports car clubs, will stage a reallyi 25-26. Games will be at — (Dave Cowles 12, John Detroit 7, Oiicago 3 Louis Cardinals 8-4; the San leaders of the National League TRIPLES—Metzger, Htn, 13; to handle-Niekro’s teaser in a “ I didn’t use the same (put­ autocross and carnival for the benefit of the American Newington’s new lighted, Kildish 11) Kansas City 2, Baltimore 1 Diego Padres nipped the Mon­ East who now are in fourth Matthews, SF, 9. NEW YORK (AP), - In While the Jets will try to get for Boozer and $45,000 for Hill 5-4 victory over the Pittsburgh ting) stroke twice. I was Cancer Society Aug. 18-19 in Newington ...Have a nice fenced field. Teams interested Gesics 38 — (Bookie Boland Milwaukee 5, Minnesota 1 treal Expos 4-3; the place. discussing how he might along tonight without Hill, “ The $100,000 figure for one Pirates Friday night. HOME RUNS—Stargell, Pgh, searching for something to just weekend. may contact Wade Russell or 15), Hot Dogs 25 — (Scott Cleveland 8, Texas 1 Philadelphia Phillies tripped Reds 8, Cardinals 4 33; Evans, Atl, 31; Bonds, SF, deal with two of his holdouts Boozer and Larry Riggins who season was to make it more Niekro’s control wasn’t as make the ball roll.” Jim Greene at 666-9709. TweedleO). Saturday's Games the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-3 Darrel Chaney capped a 31. Emerson Boozer and is also holding out, Baltimore reasonable for the Jets to con­ sharp as it was last Sunday Palmer said he would take a STANDINGS * Oakland (Blue 11-7) at New and the New York Mets fourrun rally in the fifth inning STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Winston Hill, New York Jet will be at Atlanta, Buffalo at sider a multi-year contract,” when he pitched a no-hitter couple of weeks off and Green ^ y , Cleveland at Los SENIORS York ($'tbttlemyre 12-9) against San Diego, but his trimmed the San Francisco with a run-producing single and Cin, 45; Brock, StL, 42. C!oach Weeb Ewbank listed said the two players’ counsel probably play again in the Hart­ W California (Ryan 13-13) at Giants 7-1. Cincinnati went on to beat St. 4y» Angeles, Chicago at Houston, Jimmy Walsh. “ Both players pitches did more dancing this PITCHING (10 D ecisions)- ford Open. several possible alter­ Crockett 6 Boston (Moret 5-0) Run-scoring singles by Frank Louis 8-4. The slumping Cards Brett, Phi, 11-4, .733, 3.38; New Orleans at Miami, l^llas want to finish out their careers time. The 43-year-old veteran natives. MCC 5 Minnsota (Decker 7-5) at Tepedino and Marty Perez in dropped their fifth straight Twitchell, phi, 11-4, .733, 2.14; a at Oakland, Pittsburgh at with tne Jets.” “ He threw one pitch that I accepted his predicament with The alternatives according to Moriarty 4 Milwaukee (Bell 9-8) the ninth inning gave Atlanta a game but still held a four-game Osteen, LA, 13-5, .722, 2.74. Minnesota, Philadelphia at Cin­ didn’ t see until it hit my outward ease and at times with Ewbank were “ fine, suspend, NFL Commissioner Pete Aircrafters 3 Chicago (Wood 20-16) at 5-2 lead and helped Niekro cinnati and St. Louis at San hands,” said Casanova. lead in the National League STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, levity. trade, retire, play out option.” Diego. Rozelle apparently has exer­ Langan 3 Detroit (Lolich 11-11), twilight East. 175; Carlton, Phi, 171. cized a little disciplinary action In a news conference prior to He added “we have u ^ two The New York Giants are at Indians 2 Baltimore (McNally 10-12) at of these. of his own in placing Sid Eagles 1 Kansas City (Splittorff 14-6), N m i L New England Sunday while ' L ist week. Boozer and Hill Gillman, general manager of Schiebel’s Cleveland (Timmerman M ) Detroit is at Kansas City Mon­ ^ were fined for missing the Jets day night. the Houston Oilers on proba­ SENIOR II at Texas (Bibby 6-5), N tion. game against Houston. F ri^ y , ta National Football League W Sunday's Games when it became evident they Boys action Friday, Bob Brunet The action, reported Friday, Chicago at Detroit TV Gimps AND would not play toni^t against plunged over from the three- stems from charges by San Oakland at New York PFOT San Francisco, the two players .yard line in the final quarter to Diego players that when California at Boston Blue Moon NEW IN-GROUND POOL DISPLAY were suspended and fined for give Washington a IWO victory Gillman was coach and general Bears RADII indefinate period. over the Denver’ Broncos. .NATIONAL LEAGUE Rockville - Vernon manager he forced them to use Vito’s n SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICE “ We definitely don’t want to Brunet’s score came after illegal drugs. East Highland DURIN6 m s SHOWING trade them and the other two quarterback Sonny Jurgenson ’Die Commissioner’s office W L Pet GB Fred’s Sports Dial options, whether they retire or had marched the Redskins 86 confirmed the probation but' St. Louis 61 55 .526 $ SAVE — SAVE - SAVE — SAVE $ SENIOR II or decide to play out their op­ yards in 11 plays. said it was to be considered Montreal 56 58 .491 4 Tolland tions are up to the individual Both Hill and Boozer are loosely. Bears won by forfeit over Pittsburgh 55 57 .491 4 Fred’s SATURDAY COME Come player, Ewbank said.” asking $100,000, up from $40,000 “ It just me4ns that he is Chicago 56 59 .487 4 ^ 1:30 Yankees vs. A’s, WINF PREPARED expected to work under the Philadelphia 53 62 .461 7^1 Out Boys 62 — (Ron Lavigne 14, 2il5 Red Sox vs. Angels,. TO highest standards of conduct New York 52 61 .460 7ia WTIC Carriers Needed! Jim Balesano 12), Highland from now until he leaves the V(ei.l SWIM Today 3:30 (8) Wide World of league.” Park — (Tim Devanney 10, Don Los Angeles 72 44 .621 .Sports Dressel 6). Cincinnati 70 47 .596 2>t * , . j. &:00 (8) PGA Third Round San Francisco 62 52 .544 9 OPEN MONOAY 'T, SUNDAY Houston., 60 58 .506 13 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. Angels, THRU SUNDAY Atlanta 55 64 .462 18>^ The Herald is looking for responsible carriers to deliver Moriarty’s, Insurance WTIC 10 t o o Don't San Diego 40 74 .348 3U't The Herald in the Rockville, Vernon, and Tolland areas. 2:00 Yankees vs. A’s, WINF Friduy'x Ganicn 3:00 (3) CBS Sports Sper- Earn money while delivering Connecticut’s finest local Walt Battle to i-i Stalenwte Houston 6. Chicago 4 tarular newspaper. Please Inquire at The Herald's circulation Atlanta 5. Pittsburgh 4 ■ -ta, - ■ .Ji' r'. 9 DItterent Styles to Choose From Producing only five hits DiMauro sacrificed and Rich Cincinnati 8. St. Louis 4 4:.30 (3) CBS Tennis Clasrir department. i ■* 4:.30 (8) PGA Final Round between them, Moriarty Riordan hit an infield out with San Diego 4. Montreal 3 WE FEATURE AROVE A SELOW GROUND POOLS 5:00 (3) Sports Challenge Brothers and Hartford In­ Liappes advancing to third. An Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles 3 5:.30 (3) Sports lllustratrd surance Group played to a 1-1 attempted putout of thexSliding New York 7. San Francisco 1 MONDAY tie last night at St. Thomas runner failed when the ball Saturday*« Gamr» 8:00 (22-30) Reds vs. Pirates N A S C A R M O a F I B ) S Seminary in Bloomfield. sailed over the third baseman's Houston (Reuss 12-9) at Moriarty’s the Eastern Divi-. head, allowing Liappes to Chicago (Reuschel 12-9). sion leaders remain at 13-8 score. New York (Stone 7-3) at San SaUmlay (Herild Photo bjr Dean Yost) ilanrl|FHtrr raUi| 'abnna OOi while Hartford, leaders in the Hartford came up with its run Francisco Bradley 5-11) Baseball Western loop, sport a 16-4 when Bob Lavigne singled, Atlanta (Harrison 6-4) *at record. stole second, went to third on a Pittsburgh (Morlan 1-0). N Sight for Sore Eyes at Charter Oak Park PHILADELPHIA - The CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Sabrina Pools ( ; Both runs were unearned. wild pitch and scored on a Cincinnati (Billingham 15-8) Where Quality Begins 2 National League Philadelphia Phone 647-9946 t l loOAtAd 2 mlUc Moriarty's were first on pass^ ball. at St. Louis (Clevelahd 12-6). N That best describes the planned handball courts, south of and then left in this unsi^ly condition. The site has been Phillies purchased right-handed ■utSkitonLAktinn U m ir i T t l742-7301- 74MIHI Staftord Motor Speedway thescoretoard with their tone Joe Klusek doubled for Philadelphia (Brett 11-4) at the softbpil field backstop at (Starter Oak Park. The area termed a serious hazard. pitcher George Culver from the 16 Bralnard Place Manchester tally coming in the third inning. ______ROUTF 140, STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. Moriarty's. Sal Brancato had Los Angeles (Downing 9-6), N was dug up and some cement poured several months ago Los Angeles Dodgers. Mike Liappes walked, Frank two of Hartford's three hits. Only games scheduled

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The “ Action Marketplace” 63 F a s t -— E f f e c t iv e 63 CORNING top electric .stove moncnosiCr Over ISyOOO Paid Subscribers avocado green, self-cleaning N I(^ on^bedroom apartment, Herald Classified Ads oven, plans included. $350. 643- NOW RENTING on Bidwell St., $165 per month Thm N aw includes heat and appliances (15 Word Minimum) Over 60,000 Daily Readers SENimCiTlZEliS /homestead park vuage W.Douganl^PMW^; Fast Results TWO LOVE SEATS, colonial, 1 D a y ...... ■. 8(t per word per day By Damato 3 Days ...... 7(t per word per day U ' 2 BeOtMoi Tmmhoases MANCHESTER — Large 2- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Featuring: bedroom apQtment with 6 Days ...... 6(t per w ord per day DISCOUNT SHOPS CLASSIFIED AOVER'nSEMENTS westinghouse • SeK d(M rM |e appliances. Available im­ 26 Days ...... refrigerator, $25. Call 289-6113. .. 5c per word per , day • la i» rofrifentor mediately. Security required H appy A ds ___ 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION $155. Eastern Real Estate, 64fr ...... $1.50 inch •Sha$ carptlint 82S0. Deadline for Saturday and Monday Mualpal Instrumanta S3 •Color c»orAnaM is 12:00 Noon Friday • Fol private bosonents FREE CHECKING Present One Senior PIANO, upright, reconditioned, MANCHESTER— Family style PHONE 643-27U CM>U3 CARD HOLDERS •Nook-«0 for wothtr irjtr 2-bedroom apartment, includes Known for Quality tra ^ and delivered, $1^5, 742- 8«rvfe#s 0/rw«tf 12 ACCOUNTS •Private piOot t entranm heat, appliances, and carpets HERU.D Help Wanted 3B Order Your Citizen Card-Receive •Wil to Oopphe I ichoals $200 per month. Call Paul W PLEASE READ ODD jobs, landscaping, to all SenkHT C^ttiena at Famous for Service 10% 10% MSGOONT Modal Apta Open Dougan, 643-4535, 646-1021. BOX inTERS household repairs, carpentry. lEAnrs MID WANTED — General ‘flappy any of our branobM, on most Items. Wearing Apparel 57 machinist. Overtime, paid HAPPY ADS Dally 12 til Dark YOUR AD Call 6494594. Order Your RETIRED COUPLE preferred For Your holidays, excellent Insurance m llw compltte dwek. See our ether specials TWO PAIRS corrective shoes, End of CoRfrots SL HARTFORD New 2-family house, first floor, Information Qassified or “ Want Ads CARPENTRY — Porches, gar benefits. Metronics, Inc., Route Ooodwerf dajf wespt fwAtara little boy’s 9C and IOC. Call 646- off W«t MMo Tpke. 5 rooms, carpeted, heated are taken over the phone as a ages, additions, repairs, small 6 & 44A., Boltim, Conn. ih p p y Thought” NATIONAL 2669. THE HERALD will not 244 BRAY'S Tol 6464363. 6434535 or 646-1021 porch for washer dryer. Rent disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser mbs. Free estimates. Call BANK 938 BIAIN STREET $200. Gas heat not furnished. Stephen Martin, 646-72%. WOMAN WANTED to work in Carter S t JEWELERS Wanted to Buy 58 advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST *a---■—*— MANCHESTER References, security, no pets! home for elderly ladies. Call Today! and Trust Co. . Mncuifiir THREE-ROOM heated apart­ Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and Thought” 737 BIAIN ST. Write Box M, Manchester POWER MOWERS, hand 649-5965. M anchester 643-6171 BIANCHESTER WANTED — Antique furniture, ment with privacy, large living Herald. ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time MI.MK mowers repaired, pick-up and glass, pewter, oil paintings or room, references required. $150 identity can follow this for the next insertion. The 943-6617 other antique items. Any quan­ delivery. Prompt-Reliable- RETREADERS — Tire mold Today! per month. Philbrick Agency MANCHESTER — four rooms, procedure: Herald is responsible for only Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. operator, 7:30a.m .-4p.m . Tire tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, Realtors, 646^00. central location, stove. $108 ONE incorrect or omitted buffer, 3:30p.m . - 12 midnight For your Art and Point 165 Oakland astreet. plus security. Adults. 643-9274. Enclose your reply to the insertion for any advertise­ TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving S ta rt a t $3.30 p e r hour 10% OFF Call Inquire for details at MANCHESTER - Half of 2- box in an envelope — address ment and then only to the ex­ large appliances, cleaning Excellent benefits. Apply to CALL 643-2711 SuppKes, stop in at... ANTIQUE furniture, round oak family, 2-bedroom Duplex, in­ All regular priced merchan­ our store. Open Mon.> tables, crank phonographs, oil to the Classified. Manager, tent of a “ make good’’ cellars, attics. Also will buy Firestone Retread, 20 Bidwell cludes appliances, private base­ dise. Sales and fair traded 10% paintings, trains, cast iron toys, VILLAGER Manchester Evening Herald, Road, South Windsor, Conn. 647-9966 ment, nice yard, $195 per insertion. Errors which do not and sell used furniture. 644- ...S e w e e n e Manchfster Sat. 9-9:30, Sun. 9-8 together with a memo listing 1775. merchandise excluded.. E. A. JOHNSON DISCOUNT guns, knives, glass, china, month. Paul W. Dougan lessen the value of the Mayhav*tM«y«w oriental items, steins. Most APARTMENTS the companies you do NOT CUSTODIANS — Elxperienced For details on Senior Oltlxens Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. advertisement will not be cor­ o b a p p y o M Evening NORTHWAY anything old or collectible. Call want to see your letter. Your TWO handymen want variety of part-time, mornings. West CKdd Card privileges. . MANCHESTER fv e-room , 2-bedroom town rected by “ make good” PAINT GO. anytime, 643-6535. 2‘/i ROOM apartment, includes jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ Hartford, East Hartford. HOUSE house, wall-to-wall carpeting letter will be destroyed if the insertion. PHARMACY CARPET CENTER, MC. heat and appliances, $150 per tilizing, mo\jring. Cellars, at­ Evenings, Manchester, 643- Henld 723 MAIN STREET firep ace, 2 air condltlonera’ advertiser is one you’ve 239 N. BIAIN ST. Rooma Without Board 59 month. Older couple preferred. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. 5691, 3 to 6 p.m. 311 Main 8t, Manchester appliances, heat and hot mentioned. If not it will be & HALE MANCHESTER U G G E H DRUG (Next to Top Notchj Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 643-2711 Reasonable rates. 643-5305. 646-2130 water, U4 tiled baths, washer handled in the usual manner 94S MAIN STREET MANCHESTER PARKADE THE THOMPSON H ou se- Cot- 4535. EXPERIENCED painters 6494501 9464619 and dryer hookup, patio. No wanted, at least 4-5 years Happy Birthday tage St., centrally located, LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, pets. ' experience. Call 649-4343 _ large, pleasantly furnished MANCHESTER Gardens — 2 Lost and Foundd Campera-Trallera lawns mowed, trees cut and between 6-7 p.m. SS rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, bedroom Duplexes, lots of Mobile Homea a removed. Cellars and attics FREE CHECKINO SERVICE for overnight and permanent Call 649-762G FOUND — Black and brown to our Courtesy and . . . If it's hardware, lawn, quiet neighborhood, walk cleaned. Free estimates. Call M d le A d a m e to our Oold Card Jl/landiester Tire guesk rates. to shopping, $169 monthly in-' male beagle type. Call Dog COVENTRY LAKE - 1971 643-6000. . . . Consideration we hove it! Warden, 646-4555 Schult mobile home, 65’xl2’, 3 CRIPPS IS opening a new men’s Senior Citlsena eludes heat, hot water and CUT A » (Ain. given to ATTRACTIVE room, private ■ ’ ' bedrooms, 1V4 baths, with clothing store in Manchester. FAVORITE DOCTOR parking. Superintendent, 646- TREE Service — (Soucier) HoRon home, for working girl, board 0090. SECOND FLOOR, recently FOUND — Brown and white storage shed. On lake, excellent An interesting job for an 393 Broad 8L Senior Citixens a t... Open Saturday 6 • 12 Noon Trees cut, building lots cleared, MANCHESTER optional, central location, 643- remodeled 3 room apartment. male, collie type. Call Dog condition, $7,800. Call after 5 experienced clothing/salesman On his semi-centurlon Birthday for your convenience Heat, range and refrigerator, trees topped. Got a tree Senior Citizens’ 6745. NEWER one bedroom Ranch Warden, 646-4555. p.m. 742-9898. in this new better clothing dis­ enclosed cellar storage, problem? Well worth phone SHAM^AND MANCHESTER HARDWARE & type apartment, includes heat count store. Salary, permanent. parking space. $140 monthly. call, 7424252. From his Rummy Royal Friends Gold Cards FURNISHED ROOM for and appliances. $170 per month. FOUND — Brown and white Cripps Famous Brand Clothier, References required. Please SET $2.25 DRUB SUPPLY GO. MANCHESTER gentleman, homey atmosphere, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- female, collie type. Call Dog ® m i br NEA. lac. 525-0897. call between 4:30-5, 647-1413. REWEAVING burns, moth 877 BIAIN STREET 295 BROAD ST. includes kitchen and parking. 4535. Warden, 646-4555. 717 BIAIN STREET FREEBIE holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ . . and my final question Is one I have asked For Senior Citizens STATE BANK (Oppoaite Seara Roebnok) Security. Call 649-4936,649-34M. PART TIME floor salesman, 5- BIANCHESTER 4V4 ROOMS, second floor, heat, dow shades, Venetian blinds. Happy 17th Birthday Mon. to Sat. CAU, 1041 Bia in s t r e e t MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) LOST — 'P assbook No. 26- the other prospective jurors for this case — how 9 p.m. and Saturdays. Retail August 12th gas and hot water. Middleaged Keys made. TV for rent. 649-2517 6494841 643-4428 BIANCHESTER 643-1161 WANTED—Female, over 18, to Modern four rooms, including 013278-8 Connecticut Bank & SALEI do you stand on the King-Riggs tennis match?" experience desired, finmediate ELLEN working couple. No children or Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. share apartment with same. heat, hot water, carpeting, Trust Company Application opening, not temporary work. pets. 649-4068. If you’ll excuse our taking Happy Birthday Love, Call 647-1913. appliances, storage, parking. made for payment. Phone 646-^1. an expression from today’s (jold en JM>|dlances and TV Too! $190 monthly. 649-:M71,646-Om. «ooffng-SW/na.Cli/mney IS Help Wanted Mom, Dad, Gerald, A f O I V . . ■No Sanrico ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart­ youth. Unsightly stumps, chipped out, 38 MARK Y ears "The town's leading COMFORTABLE ROOM, MECHANICS for large truck Joanne and Karen Charges of any kind with ment, heat, electricity, We’re ready to clear the neatly and economically. 742- C hecking parking, on bus line. Must have fleet, guaranteed year ’round hardware store" CRTs ConipliniMtary — 68 ^ FREE stove,refrigerator, references, Penonala-Announcementa 2 decks on our 1973 Holiday 8252. ROOFING — Specializing I Will Love A ccou n ts references. Call 649-6526. APARTMENT repairing roofs, new roofs, work with overtime. Call 643- Chocking JIccountt,' N you’ro no pets. $125. 649-5325, 228-3540. Vacationer line. SaWE TECMMM 2414. You Always, WOMAN who bumped into gutter work, chimneys, cleaned No Service Charge. 65 or over. blau RENTAL OFFICE EXCAVATING, bulldozing, HAPPY LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING So, as an incentive to you, Opening for experienced Happy Birthday R l I R I I furniture store, FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ yellow convertible at Martin large and small, septic repairs and repaired. 30 years Unlimited free money room, fully furnished, stove, We have" a large variety of every one of the fifteen units man. Opportunity for ad­ TWO experienced dump truck MOM cond floor, middleaged couple School during Little Miss Soft- ana installations. Sewer con­ experience. Free estimates. refrigerator and linens deluxe one and two-bedroom vancement if right in­ drivers, knowledge of amesite, XXOO orders for Senior Citizens BIRTHDAY preferred. Security $125. 649- ball game Monday, August 6th, we now have in stock will be Howley, 643-5361. HARDWARE CO. provided. 801 Main St. Phone nections. Loata, fill gravel for capable of running backhoe and Love, with savings accounts. ; ^ | a T BANK apartments and townhouses 1265, mornings, or after 8 p.m. call 647-9385. sold at the Factory Base price gredients present. Sandy 793 BlAiN STREET W B I AMO inUBT comuvY 649-9879. sale. Owner operator, quality dozer helpful. Call 742-6190. Formerly KEITH'S throughout Manchester. Ren­ plus freight and dealer prep WINDSOR Roofing & SidiM — Sue ^ work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 643- VERNON BIANCHESTER Of Blanoheater ADS tal office open daily from 9-5, diEAN 6-room Duplex, near Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird Apply In person to Offices only. ALL options, 7172. 742-9477. OFFICE Secretaiy — Doctor’s 3 Branch 1116 Main Street T o o u r Apartments For Rant 83 other times by appointment. center. Parking privileges. $160 Roofing, storm windows and M r. M urphy NATIONAL BANK 643-4121 Autos For Sale 4 accessories, etc. will be in­ office, light bookkeeping, Help Wanted In Manchester Open Dally till 0 p.m. Senior Citizens monthly, references required. doors, and gutters. Aluminum M Help Wanted SB VERNON CmCLB cluded ABSOLUTELY FREE Painting-Papering 13 DILLON typing, and telephone Sat tm 6:30 WE HAVE customers waiting D^TO ENTOraSES, lie . Mr. Belfiore 647-1414 between 1969 RALLYE KADET, 46,000 awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. o v e r 801 for the rental of your apartment to you. The cost of these ei^ rien ce. Send resume to Box MATERIAL handler for ship­ 24M No* $Mi Hi, Maadmiar 4:30-5 p.m. miles, excellent condition. RICHARD E. Martin. Full SALES & SERVICE EE, Manchester Herald. or home. J.D. Real Estate extras and thereby the ROSSI Roofing, siding, CYTOLOeiST ping and receiving. Must be Y I V.7 S T A T fc ‘...... $ u -m i Must sell. 649-7559. professional painting service. MANCHESTER For Photographlo Needa and G O L D C A R D S Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ' YARD FOR Kids, spacious 5- savings you will enjoy run chimneys, mtters. Free es­ Wi aw In iwimNiM need at reliable. Knowledge of elec­ S^ior Citixens Gold We Cany a Full Line |/lYTrtr] MAMi.Hl'kxH (1^710 Interior - exterior. Free es­ -WELCOMED AT 1PM «• A U K b I a b OI I Ml .. ' room duplex, stove, parking, between $400. and $600. per timates, fully insured. Days,’ ACCOUNTANT - Senior - One iR RxpRrlaneRd gRRiril trical products useful. Help to Senior CtUsens, NEED CAR? Credit bad? timates, fully insured. 649-4411. of Touraine Paints and LOOKING for anything in real neat as a pin! $200. trailer. evenings, 529-8056, Paul or more years exposuure to JjgjlgM iboniory Cytitogy Excellent benefits. Call Tom dords ore himored at Bankrupt? Repossessed? public accounting. Experience SEE: estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER - 4 room, Homeflnders. Fee $20. 549-6980. So come in now, while the Cosgrove, 643-5364. RNs, LPNs — Part-time and Wilson, Economy Electric Wallpaper Supplies. Honest Douglas accepts lowest T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, m preparation of various tax Offers Rednced . homes, multiple dwellings, no third floor apartment, stove, 13-1. full-time, 7-3, 3-11. Also nurses This is a full-time perma­ Supply, 646-2830. down, smallest payments. selection and savings are best Interior-exterior painting. returns helpful. Send resume to fees. (}all J.D. Real Estate refrigerator, modern kitchen, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Heating-Plumbing 17 aides, experienced preferred, nent position paying com­ Admissions to Senior Associates, Inc. 643-5129. garage, adults. $130. 647-1888. and own yourself Reasonable rates. Swirled Robert J. Pue & Co., CPA, Ver­ DRIVER for delivery truck. NASSIFF SALEM NASSIFF FIRST FLOOR, heat paid, 2 ceilings our specialty. Call 643- full and part-time. 7-3. parable salary, coupled PAUL'S Citizens on. aU film HOLmAY. non Professional Building, Ver­ Must have good knowledge of CABIERA a PHOTO SHOP bedrooms, appliances, air, 1965 FORD custom, 6 cylinder, 1949. >BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Competative pay scale. Also PAINT a MANCHESTER - New one and THREE ROOMS for rent, se­ Of course, we still welcome non, Conn., 06066. with above average fringe area roads and good driving ARMS CO. 629 MAIN ST. program s. parking. Don’ll delay, call |200 or best offer. Call 646-2161 — Prompt, courteous service. the hest of benefits. Drop in and 763 BIAIN STHBBI WAIXPAPER SUPPLY two-bedroom townhpuses, full cond floor, heat and appliances. your trade-ins and will be benefits. Only those having record. Excellent benefits. CJali 9ei BIAIN STREET BIANCHESTER today. $175 Homeflnders. Fee after 4:30 p.m. Call 643-1496. see us. Meadows Convalescent 646 MAIN STREET private basement and en­ One month’s security required. INSIDE-Outside painting. Tom Wilson, Economy Electric 643-1101 Enjoy Yonraelf >- $20. 549-6980. 13-24. pleased to arrange low-cost C en ter, 333 B id w e ll S t., actual experience and 943-7309 trances, patios, heat, Available______September 1st. Call Special rates for people over %. Supply, 646-2830. r. 647-9120 6494360 Oet Out To See A Blovle 1965 TRIUMPH Herald, with bank financing up to seven Fully insured. Estimates given. NO JOB too small. Inunediate Manchester. 646-2321, 9-3 FURMTURE SHLESIIUN ; acceptable references need m BIAIN appliances and carpeting in- 643-2384 after 5 CARPETED one-bedroom, 1967 Spitfire engine, completely years. Call 649-7863. service on service calls. Free weekdays. 949-1999. eluded. From $215-$265 per ------appliances, laundry facilities, < 'Selling experience preferred. Oppor-i apply. Please contact Mr. EXPERIENCED counterman estimates gladly given on month. Paul W. Dougan, ONE BEDROOM apartment, parking, on bus line, near rebuilt, new clutch, starter, < 'tunity to earn over S figures a year,( L.F. (tapper, Director of for electrical distributor. Nhist battery, and miscellaneous RECTOWN U.S.A. J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom heating or Numbing. Faucets MACHINIST— Part-time, mor­ ] I complete fringe benefits. Apply ' Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. first floor, heat, appliances, shops. $140. Homeflnders. Fee Personnel. have product and application ALSO OFFERING DISCOUNTS TO SENIOR CITIZENS ARE High School, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Pentland The Florist, other parts, $500 or best offer. RoutaSIxW vst Wlininanac repaired or installed. Water nings, ’The Amerbelle (Corpora­ carpeting, air-conditioning, $20. 549-6980. 12-8. decorating, interior and e m u iT ciT Y knowlrtlge. Excellent b e f i t s . Call 6 4 4 -^ . pumps worked on. Complete tion, 104 East Main Street, THE W IUIAM W. BACKUS THE FOLLOWING: Adams Jewelers, Beltone Hearing Services, Petite Beauty Shop, Reed’s Inc., The Book Shop, Turnpike TV, “j swimming pool, one year lease. 1-423-1628 exterior, paper hanging. Fully VmiM Orals, Vsnos Call Economy Electric Supply, heating systems, rec rooms, Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry HOSPITAL Inc., Billie’s Beauty Shop, Capitol l^uipm ent Co., Inc., C^nn. Urbanetti’s Shoe Repair Shop, Vincent’s Food Haven, Sam Security. 646-79^. DANDY DOUBLE - kids, pets Open Weekday Evenings HI 9 insured. 649-9658. 646-2830, ask for Linda. WOODUIND 1963 PLYMOUTH Valiant, Sat HI 6 etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Passardi, 875-3325, between 328 Washbigton St. Institute of Hairdressing, Coret C^asuals, Jon-Ly Coiffures, Land Yuyles. O.K. Two bedroom double, gar­ needs clutch. Engine runs well. Heating, 649-2871. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ Norwich, Ck»n. 95 WEST Middle Tpke. - 4Vk age, yard. Put your money in GRAD STUDENTS available EXPERIENCED part-time O’ Fashion, Logan Mills, Lovely Lady Beauty Salon, Manchester Best offer. Phone 647-1125. portunity employer. FULL-TIME, Office-clerical, MIINOR room Duplex, heat, hot water, the bank. $160. Homeflnders. for painting, 4 years 1-203^8331. Ext. 295 service station attendant, SEWERLINES, sink lines, must type and use 10-key adding electric stove and refrigerator, Fee $20. 549-6980. 11-18. experience, fully insoreo. Free nights and Saturdays. Apply in 1969 FIAT, 850 Spyder, fair con­ cleaned with electric cutters, MACHINISTS - We have the machine. Excellent benefits. DPiUTMENTS garage. Available August 1st. Motorcyeles-BIcycles 11 estimates. Call our competitors person. Dick’s American, 653 by professionals. McKinney following openings — Lathe, PRODUCTION helper — Some Help Wanted 33 Help Wanted 28 Articles for Sale HonMattad Strait Call 649-1922. LILLEY Street — yard to beat dition. $500. Phone 646-1917 then call us, 649-70M. Call Mrs. Fleming at Economy Center Street, Manchester. 48 Articles for Sale ^3 Sporting Qooda 47 after 5 p.m. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Bridgeport, Vertical Turret Electric Supply, 646-2830. heavy work, $2.50 an hour to (Off W. MIddIa Tpka.) the heat, 2 bedrooms, parking, pany, 643-5308. Lathe, Cintimatic. The Purdy start, advancement. Syndet DAIRY MANAGER - Grocery ALUMINUM sheets used as CHARLES Apartments — East basement storage. Only $130. makes, models and speeds. HOUSEPAINTING - Interior LOOKING for a job? FuU-time AUTOMOTIVE TAG SALE - August 11-12, fur­ BRUNSWICK pool table, MANCHESTER 1962 LINCOLN Corp, 586 H illiard Street, Carpenters or carpenter’s Products Inc. Route 6 & 44A, stock men, all benefits and pen­ printing plates, .007 thick, Middle Turnpike, 4^4 room Homeflnders. Fee $20.549-69W. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, exterior, experienced. Super or part-time days or nights. niture, household goods, an­ excellent condition, 4V^x9, 823b. Built by FRA.NK Scotella Plumbing, Manchester, 649-0000. heljMrs, experienced with tools. Bolton. 6464)172. Saara Roebuck, Manchaatar, sion program. Apply Box J, 23x32’’. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Townhouse. IV^ baths, all 1 0 - 2 0 . CONTINENTAL. Needs repairs Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- low rates. Free estimates. Call Maiw available positions. Apply tiques, odds and ends, old car Call 643-1680. UftR HOUSING COftP. or parts. $200. Call 643-6627. 2098. 646-2985. repairs, remodeling, hew work. Call 6 4 3 - ^ . Connecticut, la looking for Manchester Herald, stating Phone 643-2711. appliances, two air- i at Burger King, 467 Center parts, 9-5, 49 Cobum Road. Free estimates. No job too MALE HELP, full-time, apply MEDICAL Secretary — experience. **••••••••000000000000000000 1 and 2-bedroom luxury conditioners, carpeting, heat, Street. the following help In our 1960 PONTIAC automatic, ABC Painting — 15 years small. Prompt service on in person, Barrett Plumbing NURSES AIDE - 3-11, full- automotiva canter. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 Garden Producta 80 apartments. Features wall-to- hot water, storage, patio, sound MOTORCYCLE insurance, TRACTOR, International cub FRESIOENTIAL mechanically good. Needs body come to us for good rates. Just experience, low, low prices that emergency, 643-7024. Supply, 331 Broad Street, time. CaU 649^519. PET SHOP manager — cents each. Inquire side door, wall carpeting, vanity tile p^roofing. Basement garage. CLERKS to work part-time in ca d et, 10 h.jp. hydra-shift BUCKLAND Farms — Retail work. $75. Phone 289-6113. 5 minutes of your time. Call can’t be beat. 646-63^. Manchester, daily except. insurance forms, transcription, Experienced necessary. Scuffy Manchester Evening Herald. baths, built-in oven, range, From $195 to $230. Call Charles VILLAREAPTS. retail store. Must be mature. • FuR-thno parts countar par­ transmission, fights, self-start, center, com er Adams Sreet and Crockett Agency, ask for Betty Flooring 19 Wednesday. ^ PART TIME Janitorial work. Mbnday-Friday, 9-5, Medical Pet Centers, Manchester dishwasher, refrigerator and Ponticelli, 649-9644, 646-0800. Evening and weekend hours son. hitches, chains with hydraulic Tolland Tpke. Farm fresh fmits MANCHESTER 1963 CORVAIR MONZA conver­ Bullding-Contraeting 14 Must have transportation. (^11 Placement Service, 232-5226. Parkade, next to Butterfields. DARK rich, clean loam, 5 disporal, electric heat, 2 air or Louise. 643-1577. available. Profit sharing, • Part-thno exparlanca lift plow attached and 32’ ’ One and two bedrooms. tible, excellent condition, FLOOR SANDING and 649-5334. yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, and vegetables. Delicious MANCHESTER — Completely retiremmnt plan. Apply in per­ mower attachment, garden- butter-sugar and yellow sweet conditioners, glass sliding mechanically perfect, body MASON — Plastering, brick Refinishing, (specializing in MESSENGER wanted, after­ brakn mechanic for ovo- sand, stone, pool and patio renovated, five room apart­ Near scbools, churcbes' BICYCLE, Ross, 10-speed, son. Cumberland Farms Store, type utility trailer. $975. 646- com . Easy to serve, fun to eat doors, all large rooms. Full excellent, new tires, collector’s laying stone laying and con­ older floor^. Inside and ouuide BOOKKEEPER- noons and evenings. Must have nhigs and Saturdays. INSURANCE sand, 643-9504. ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, and shopping center, on excellent condition. Call 649- Merrow Rd., Route 195, Tolland 2525. out specialty. basement storage area, ample item. $795. 568-3388. 6271. crete. New and old. Free es­ painting. John Verfaille, 646- SUPERVISOR TYPIST—General I car. Apply to wts. Ckichran, • Part-thns Ora diangars, air-conditioning and hot water bus line. (^11 anytime. or 328 Green Rd., Manchester. parking. Starting at $175. timates gladly given. E. 5750, 872-2222. ind payro Olan Mills Studio, Burr CH6LLENBIN8 SCREENED loam, gravel, included. On bus line. 646-1180. jpei Handy to shopping, schools, 1963 T-Bird, with extra parts. 1972 HONDA 450 CB, runs Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. WANTED local health agency, Comers, Manchester. OPPORTUNITY processed gravel, sand, stone, GARAGE SALE — Saturday, FULL OR Part-time door-to- corn. Ideal for freezing. 456 MAIN STREET - Three- 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 $350. Phone 742-8934. perfect, $950 or best offer. Call Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 experienced preferred, con­ and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ Sunday, 10 til dark. 176^ bus and religious facilities. On second shift for keypunch door sales with a group. Must Apply In peraon: Casimir Kurys, French Road, 647-9042. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - venient location, parking. 649- MAN for deUvery and stock, Interesting, divenified posi­ dover, 742-7886. ^m ce Street back of Luca’s Model apartment open for room apartment, heat, $130. department. Must be top be 16 or over. Transportation Bolton. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN BUS, good Remodeling,, repairing, ad­ MORTGAGES, loans first se­ 5389. part-time, alternate nights and tion in the Manchester (Claims 'Tailor. Glassware, few old fur­ Security, family unit. Call 846- notch keypunch operator with provided. $1.85 hourly plus inmection 1-5 p.m., Saturday' 2426, 9-5. condition. $600. Phone 6464619. ditions, rec rooms, porches and cond, third. All kinds. Realty weekends. Apply in person only. SEARS Office of this established TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for niture, books, miscellaneous. supervision experience. bonus and incentives. Chll 646- PICK Your own cucumbers, and Sunday. Other times by roofing. No job too small. Call statewide. Credit rating un­ AVON SAYS, “ Be Your Boss.’’ Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hart­ progressive insurance com­ covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 Services Offered 12 8147. AUTOMOTIVE CENTER bring own containers. $1.50 a appointment. HEAT PAID — 3 bedroom dou­ 1969 RENAULT, R-16, sedan 649-31M. necessary. Reasonable. (3on- Hours: 4 ’til m i^ g h t. Salary Earn an income of your own, ford Rd., Manchester. cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- TAG SALE — Glass, jewelry, MANCHESTER — Unusual one pany... bushel. 4-8 p.m. Volpi Farms, ble, appliances, garage, yard wagon, $850. Call 647-9012 after fldential, quick arrangements. negotiable. Call Mrs. Cooper, right in your own neiraborhood. 6587.______books, frames. Interesting bedroom Townhouse, full O D D JO B S M o v in g Manchaatar Parkada Good telephone skills A ’ Volpi Rd. Box 327, Bolton. Call: private basement includes heat, for kids. Economical at $175. 4 p.m. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 644-2445, South Windsor. Be an Avon representative. Call MAN for delivery and stock 8 UTILITY ASSISTANT, dental collectibles. August 11,11 a.m.- appliances etc. to the dump, Aak ter Mr. Abrama or Mr. MUST. FOR SALE - Girl’s clothing, appliances, and carpets. $200 Homeflnders. Fee. $20. 549- remodeling, additions, roofing. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ now 289-4922. a.m.-3 p.m., Monday through office, part-time. Send resume 5 p.m. 75 Pleasant Street. USR Housing Corp cellars and attics cleaneed. VanStraten size 10 through teen. Includes CORN, 90 cents dozen, beet per month. Call Paul W. 6980. 10-21. MUSTANG 1968, green, fast- Landscaping and tree work. Call David Patria, &uth Wind­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Friday and 8 a.m.-l p.m. Satur­ to Box “ C” , Manchester Liberal employe benefits. rain coats, coats, slacks, 643.9551 back, 289, 3-speed, power day. Apply in person only. Herald. Ah equal opportunUf wnptofw CUSTOM-BUILT stereo cabinet greens 35 cent a lb., green Dougan, 644-4535, 646-1021. 528-8649. sor, 644-1796. FULL and part-time mechanics sweaters, etc. 649-03^. RoboH Murdock, Eloalfor APPLIANCES EQUIPPED, steering, radio, extras. Asking MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Westown I%arma(7 , 455 Hart­ We will consider business — Lafayette components. beans, 25 cents, yellow beans 30 and control desk operators, vrill cents, summer squash 15 cent 643-9551 first-floor 2 bedroom, heat paid, $900. 6464364, 289-0564. mortgages — interim financing REGISTERED Physical ford Rd., Manchester. REAL ESTATE sales - no RETURNEE. Excellent op­ Asking $500., 528-1719. MANCHESTER - Gigantic 6- SHARPENING Service — WES ROBBINS carpentry “ ^...... ------^ train. Apply in person. Holiday TWO PIECE Maple bedroom Gleason Street, 649-7591. 8 I m > ^ j . Luchon Jr. parking, yard. Don't miss it! remodeling specialist Ad- ~ expeditious and...... confidentiallaT therapist, full-time position limitations on income and this RN FOR Director of Nursing at portunity to start a second room apartment avaimble im­ Saws, knives, axes, shears, Lanes, 39 Spencer St. set, dressers, mirrors, dishes, mediately. Security required, U60. Homeflnders. Fee $20.549- 1963 FORD VAN— paneled and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, service, J. D. Real Estate open. Apply in person. East EXPERIENCED exhibit could be far beyond your expec­ an A-1 90-bed convalescent career. (Cali for interview ap­ ■iupi. • <46.3257 , skates, rothry blades. Quick knick-knacks, electric heaters, RIPE TOMATOES, any quanti­ $165, 646-1109. 6980. 9-22. carpeted. Call 6494164. Moving, Assoc. 643-5129. Hartford Convalescent Home, builder wanted. Excellent op­ tations.' Due to our growth and home. (Contact Mr. Dailey at YARD SALE - 1971, 8 h.p. service. Capitol Equipment built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, FULL TIME Tellers, pointment. machinist tools. Call 643-8962. ty for canning. Also pickling must sell. 649-3446. ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• 745 Main St,, East Hartford. portunity. Call Displaycraft, further expansion pUns, we Burnside (Convalescent Home, mower, work benches, shelves, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. experience preferred. Apply at cucumbers ana free dill. Joseph HEVf I'M IM l u c k ' \ Business Opportunity 28 Manchesser, 643-^7. have openings in our Ehist Hart­ 870 Burnside' Avenue, East MR. F. BRESCHER 649-5301 drawers, complete bed, chairs, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday the Savin IS -B ank ■ o f TAG SALE — Miscellaneous, desk, odds and ends. Sunday, Krawski, 178 Foster St., Wap- THERE’S AKI EMPTV 1968 DODGE CORONET, V4, LEON CTESZYNSKI builder RN’s/LPN ’s wanted for full and ford and Vernon offices. Hartford. 289-9671. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 64i- part-time, on all shifts. Apply to Manchester,: I Mabi St. washer, dryer, ironer. Saturday August 12, 9-4. 54 Hudson ping, 644-0839. PARRIUG SPACE. 4-door, automatic, vinyl top, 7958. new homes custom built, MANCHESTER — Paint store WANTED — Man to wash Experienced start im m e^ te- SAFECO Director of Nursing, &lm on M6MUIICf COaVMlIS and Sunday, August 11-12, 1 0 -5 Street. radio. Excellent transportation. remddeling, additions, rec for sale. Will sell for less than painted walls in small house. ly, inexperienced will be SERVICE station attendant, p.m., 241 (Charter Oak Street, Asking $695. Call 643-5291. stock is worth. Call Mitten Brook Convalescent Home, off Call 643-6660. throughly trained plus con­ full-time days. Apply in person, 186 Nsrih M s It Wiselistlw rooms, garages, kitchens Manchester. TAG SALE — Miscellaneous, Houaahold Qooda 51 Realty, 643-6930. House Street, Glastonbury, 6 ^ tinuous on the job training. Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center remodeled, bath tile, cement today and Sunday, August 11-12, 1967 FORD COUNTRY Squire, 5244. EMKERS • DESnOft EXPERIENCED man to repair Very* attractive commission Street, Manchester. E R A M I work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ TAG SALE — You name it, 122 Bissell Street. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, 10-passenger, 390 engine, tial or commercial. C!all 649- Help Wanted 38 and service Hotpoint washers schedule plus bonuses and BOOKKEEPER - Excellent NURSE’S AIDEIS wanted for mUFTSIKN we’ve got it. Dishes, clothes, ranges, automatic washers automatic transmission, power 4291. and dryers. Also a man to benefits. For more details and position for capable TILE full and part-time, on all shifts. Immediate openings for SALES CLERK - Mature furniture, etc. 61 Mather Street, TAG SALE — Moving must sell, with guarantees. See them at B. steering, power brakes, REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. o repair and service, air- confidential interview call < ^ t bookkeeper. Must be able to One Call Apply to Director o f Nursing, qualified applicant having woman, full-time. Five day Manchester. Sunday, August 56 Carpenter Road, Bolton. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main excellent condition. 643-9044. MASONRY — All types of con­ 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- conditioners, refrigerators, Govang, Holland & Ruhlan^r perform without detailed super­ experience in design of week, closed Mondays. Selling 12th, 9-5 p.m., rain or shine. Saturday aitj Sunday. St., CaU 643-^71. Does It Am crete and stone work. Free es­ hour week. Salary $375.30 bi­ Salmon Brook Convalescent garbage dispi^ls, and electric Real Estate, Inc., 528-9307. vision. Firm location in Vernon. We specialize in ceramic tile;^ Home, off House Street, building services including ranges. References required. Don't wait, our training experience preferred. Shoor timates, 644-2975 or 643-1870 weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with Send resum e to Box “ A ” REDWOOD lawn furniture, two c a r p e t s — Wholesale to you Glastonbury, 633-5244. Oakland Manor Apartments, Jewelers, 917 Main St., Trucks-Tractor s slate, flagstone and quarry after 5. degree. Many fringe benefits. HVAC, electrical and plum­ sessions start soon. Manchester Herald. club chairs, new cushions, $20 at our warehouse. The Carpet 647-9771 or 643-6006. Manchester. tile. For complete bathroom Veterans Home and Hospital, bing ^sterns and related site each. Small round table $5.643- HEAT TREAT Trainees — Se­ Boets-Accassorlas 48 Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., £ 1971 FORD — % ton pickup, V- remodeling, we’U hiuidle all Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, utiUties. Dogs-BIrds-Pata 41 0518. Manchester. 646-6568. . U.!t.P.«1.0(l.r-AJ|»>iMiifK«*ed Booflng-Sldlng-Chlmney 18 cond and third shifts. Excep­ WANTED — Nurse or nurse’s 3 bzVliuM IcJtuio S/ndnite, Inc. 8 ,4-speed, Am/FM radio, 18,000 Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten­ We offer interesting carpentry, plumbing and tile tional opportunity for right men aide to work with an internist 1- 15’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star, 35 miles. Asking $2,495. 643-2080, sions 395, 233, 248. ADORABLE mixed breed 7- DESK, 30x60, metal, like new, SALEM R(X:KER, large round work. Elxpert workmanship ROOFING and roof repairing, to build future with a growing assignments, good working 5 p.m. Maturity and experience h.p. Mercury, Snowco tilt 643-0074. week old puppies for sale. black enamel, chrome com er fmitwood coffee table (glass and reasmuble rates. Ckmghlin Roofing Ck). 643-770f company. Opportunity to a f conditions, convenient loca­ is required. 646-1222, Ext. 404. trailer plus extras. $750 or best MATURE experienced woman Phone 646-7769. post, legs and handles, wood top). Excellent condition. 646- vance into schooling, training tion, attractive salaries and Auto Servico Writer offer, 646-7679. i Call Mandevilla grain formica top with lock, BIDWELL Home Improvement S "±?l!far& *’sTn?' program and supervisory benefits, relocation Young aggrooshro wHh mochanlcal background to 643-9678 Co. Expert instaHation of E«'™on, Marlow s Inc., 867 Main NURSE — We have a night posi­ PEKINGESE-puppies, AKC„ matching swivel arm chair. 14’ FIBERGLASS boat, cheap. cam pers positions. Please apply in per­ assistance. asaiat aarvlco managar bi ffarat daaa QM aarvleo champion bloodline, females. f Desk, $95, chair, $28. 646-2525. 22 CUBIC foot refrigerator, GE aluminum siding, gutters and tion where you get paid for Call after 5, 646-1337. Mobile HomesH i son, Klock Company, 1366 Call or send resume to: 647-1137. washer and dryer, crib, trims. Roofing installation and Tolland Tpke., Manchester. An dapartmoni Many bonofita. Call aorvico manager at * taking it easy. 'This is ^he only LlUlfW OOJKAO DURM MNEIL BUMME 423>7746 or M7>g448 for appobitmant way to work. (Call and get more TWO COLOR TV sets, both not 15Mi’SAILBOAT, fiberglass matching chest, all baby needs. aOKTV,M, 16’ SHASTA with overhang, repairs. 6 4 ^ 9 5 , 87541109. equal opportunity employer. PRINTING P.D.Q. - While- a n im a L k e e p e r informatioin, 649-2358. FREE KI'ITENS, orange, dou­ working, reasonable. Call 64^ covered, oak frame, 3/8 Danish modern den, im­ cemtfufs sleeps 6, com pletely self- you-wait prjnting, zeroxing, Fott-tiiM, to coro (or cloon oil our RSSQGttTES ble paws, lovable, raised with 1680. maculate condition. 644-2^8 HORACE Tetrault — Siding, and RNs-LPNs. All shifts - Full­ plywood hull, dacron sails. $4M. contained, heater, oven, storm wedding invitations, business •fltfflilf. Moiiy bOMfltf ind lantnnco. 312 Put Hoii WORKING MOTHER desires chiloren. 643-5845. Call 7 4 2 ^ . evenings only. PLEAlitlXMrifAdS roofing, storm windows, aw­ time and part-time. Excellent WILE MOTORS HMKCAKTUMPeH windows, carpeting. Ready for forms and cards, letterheads Call WMt HartlMiri, Crrr. 0 I1 1 I mature woman for babysitting. FASHIONAIR GE, 7,500 BTU, nings. (Quality workmanship, fringe benefits. East Hartford winter camping. 6494184. $1,- and stationery. Post Road 2D343S-1IB4 9-5:30, 4 days per week, air-conditioner, retail price, 12’ ALUMINUM Starcraft with TWIN BED, wrought iron head- -iVBsiuLeeK^ 195. free estimates. Fully insurM. N U CIIRG04434108 Convalescent Home, 745 Main Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819 preferably m Keeney St. Area. $2 2 9 sell for $160. Call 649-7844 trailer and 35 h.p. Evinrude board, vem good condition, $25. HUSH, 872-9187, 649-3417. St., East Hartford. References. 643-8842. after 5. motor. Best offer. 568-7598. Call 647-9TO2. & , -. V ■ .A " . t ■■ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conp., Sat,, Aug. 11, 1973- ' *•, Apartments For Rent 63 Out of Town- Business P ro p e rtf Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale For Rent 66 72' Houses For Bale' 72 Out of Town-For Salk 75 Sale Court of Probate ^N C H ES’TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Aug. 11. 1973- ""OAKLAND Street - 2-' MANCHESTER WEST Side Cape — 6 rooms, 4 District of Andover PAGE THIRTEEN bedroom, appliances, parking. VERNON — People are in love MARTIN SCHOOL - 7TTOom Vernon ROUTE 6, Andover, 3Vi acres down and 2 up. Wall-to-wall Colonial, 21/2 baths, 2-car gar­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cotrifortable at a good price. with Northgate. Salacious well commercially zoned land. SIDE BY SIDE TWD Vernon And The Eastern Hills appointed apartments in a love­ carpeting, fireplace, aluminum age, city utilities, plastered E.STATE OF CHARLES E. UBERT $170. Homefinders. Fee $20.549- Four-unit income property. Family with all conveniences. storm and screens. Near bus We offer a Iprge selection of resale and new homes In Vernon, Pursuant to an order of Hon. Nornun J. 6980. 5-24. ly section of Vernon, one and Owner says “ sell.” Two walls, 30-day occupancy. Many possibilities. Hayes line, $31,000. Philbrick Agency, Oiarles Lesperance, 64^7620. South Windsor, Ellington, Somers^ Manchester, Bolton, Preuss, Judge, all claims must be two bedrooms with private en­ Agency, 646-0131. bedrooms, modem kitchens, presented to the fiduciary named below Park Study Committee Named trance, private deck or patio. Realtors, 6464200. Coventry, Tolland, Wlllington, Mansfield and other nearby STUDENTS! Heat paid. 3- tiled baths, deep lot, in one of towns. For fine suburban and country residences within easy on or before Nov. 10,1973 or be barred by waik-in closets, fully carpeted MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room law. The fiduciary is: A Park Study Committee, which will bedroom double, appliances, BOLTON — Investment proper­ Manchester’s most con­ Virgmia Gingras, Mrs, Robert CaUahan carpeting, pa^rking. Beat, the and many other extras all well Raised ranch 21/2 baths, 2-car communting distance of Hartford call THE HOMEFINDERS. Charles N. Crockett review the present and future develop­ ty zoned industrial, plus a 1700 venient locations. Only $43,- MANCHES’TER garage, stone front, plastered Ellen Rowe, Donald Eden, Donald rush! $185. •Qomelinders. Fee kept and managed. Plus your gorgeous Cape and immediate 953 Main St., ment of all recreation parks in Vernon, 900.-(^11 Ann Hunter today, walls, appliances, city utilities, look today where buys are found! Manchester, Conn. Berger, Lionel Boudreau and Richard $20. 549-6980. 1-39. own full size washer and dryer income. Tedford Real Estate, CAPE-$27,900 was named Friday by Mayor Frank right in your own apartment 649-5306. large lot, by Ansaldi. (diaries Owens. 647-9914. Ideal 6-room home for a first McCoy. and a dishwasher as well. Rent Lesperance. 649-7620. The mayor said that while the com­ MOVE TODAY! Two-bedroom home buyer in a nice residen- ENFIELD $29,000 VERNON $39,900 INVITATION' The impetus for this study came from duplex, appliances, parking, from $185 includes heat, 7 room RANCH wtUi carport on lovaly 4 bedroom COLONIAL with atteched mittee will undoubtedly concentrate mdst EAST Center Street — Office • • tial area. Deep treed MANCHESTER beautiful 7- the Vernon League of Women Voters and yard for Rover. A deal at $145. parking, etc. Call superinten­ building, originally set up for • •B&W tread lo t Equipped kitchen, dining garage on treed lot In executive of its interest in the VaUey Falls Park backyard with outdoor room Cape Cod, 4 bedrooms, 2 room, IMng room with fireplaca, 25 ft. neighborhood. Built-In wall oven, other private citizens interested primarily Homefinders. Fee $20. 549-69M. dent, 872-6011 or come to dental office. Waiting room, TO BID area, other municipally owned or (grated The BARROWS HEBRON — 3 or 4 bedroom Janet Brewer Carol Mulharln Susan Boulon Nancy Tedford Sue Ann Kozak Barbara Bodemann cottage, heated, furnished. No Manchester j ’ today for more information. ; | Cape, large country kitchen, shall be available for sale at Richard Brewer Lynn Nelson Clinton Bragg Andrew TIarnsy Jackie Lander MANCHESTER — 3V2 room Country kitchen, two Kalherlne Bolak singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- dick sellg any one time. Notices Ronald Brown Thomas Neumann Nancy Breer Denys* Tottan Catherine Larlvee duplex. Stove, refrigerator, fireplaces, wide floor boards, <, JoAnn Culver, 649-5306. <' full walk-out basement area. Carla Boone 0491. IMMACULATE Manchester MLS William Caatagna Judith Noble Nancy.Brennan Rosemary Turkington Thomas Lalham trees. Hutchins Agency, 649- REALTOR 7 4 2 -9 7 1 8 Lake privileges, Priced below 2. If the property changes Court of Probate Laura Bolting • carpeting. Immediate occupan­ Cheryl Champy Jean Oakes Linda Brown Janet Veal John Lsekfor Cape Cod with all large KEEP YOUR COOL ;• ••B&w.. replacement cost. $29,900. Diatrict of Manchester Lorraine Bouchard cy. Lease, security. Only $145. 5324. owners that a new bearing shall Brian Clavett* Donna Obzut Jeffrey Bucy Margaret Walker Anns MacKenzIe COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, rooms, living room, dining ' • The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. < ’ Cross-Dallaire Realtors, 228- Dorothy Brindamour 289-7475. In this centrally air- TOLLAND — ,6-room Ranch, be had. NOTICE, OF HEARING Shirley Cox Deborah Parson* Gary Bujauclua Jill Waaaarman Casey Mahons Lakewood Heights. Beautiful 5- ;; Realtors-MLS 0065. Linda Brody room, huge kitchen^ 3 conditioned contemporary MANCHESTER - Eighth IV2 baths, three bedrooms, ESTATE OF EDWARD J. HOLL. Margaret Currier Ann Marls Patalll Carlene Burgess David WIckwIre Sam Maltempo , , Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 < > Richard Byam room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call bedrooms, wall-to-wall The effective date of the notice Deceased Anna Cyr Laurence Perry Andrea Burr Lynne Wllion KIm Mandly Split in one of Manchester’s District, for sale by owner, fireplace, wall-to-wall Mark Clavette Mitten Agency, 643-6930. WEST HARTFORD - Split Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Linda Plllard David Butler I^nna Wolfram Paula Mattsson carpeting, recreation room, finest locations. Four older Colonial, 7 rooms, large ‘ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦; carpeting, built-in dishwasher, is Saturday, August 11, 1973. Ellen 0am Jane Conn Out of Town- Rappe, Acting Judge, dated August 3, Laura Dedominicia Donna Buyak Jonathan Wollanberg Marianne McCluskey enclosed porch, 1% baths, gar­ lot, barn, city water, sewers, disposal, range with hood. One- level, 9 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 John Morianos Sally Conn COLUMBIA LAKE - Four bedrooms including king size 1973, a bearing will te held on an applica­ KImberlee Delaney Linda Pllver Joaaph CappuRcIo John MIrtI For Rent 66 ;as, centrally located. $33,000. ANDOVER—Historical Daniel fireplaces, exceptional value at Jayma Crealey age, treed lot. 'Hiis home must master suite with private car garage. Priced for quick (Chairman tion praying for authority to seU certain Linda Pisch Harry Coombs Margaret MIstretta room cottage, all modern White Inn, 200-year old $48,500. Philbrick Agency, Jody DIckInaon Victoria Dagenals lo realtors. 649-6089. sale, $32,900. T. J. Crockett, Morris Silverstein real estate located in the Town of Donald Ransom Glenn Cooper Kevin Osborne appliances, 646-0333 or 228-3803. be seen to appreciate quality. bath, iarge living room with Realtors, 64M200. Richard DIdan JUNIORS Laurie Darling VERNON vicinity — Wall-to- Colonial, currently being used Tolland office, 8754279. Janica Result Jamas Cooper Patricia Palmer Now priced at only $36,500. Secy. Manchester, County of Hartford, State of Tereaa Dion Jennifer Davis wall carpeted 2-bedroom, fioor to ceiling stone MANCHESTER - Keeney as investment property. Katherine RIatau Barbara Daisy High Hothk* Richard Parr ConnecUcut as in said application on file Joan Donovan Donna Damko appliances, yard, parking, laun­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace, formal dining room, Street area, custom built, 7 Commercially zoned, (fall for COVENTRY — Five room cot- Linda Robert Dabra Daniel* Thomas Abralti* Jean Pastel FRECHEHE & MARTIN COVENTRY — 7 rooms, 2 bath- more fully appears, at Uie Court of Kathryn Donovan Debra Begin Judith Dziedzinski dry facilities. $160. details, Hayes Agency, 6464131. ta p , fully furnished. (Hose to Out of Town-For Sato 78 Dale Roberts Robin Domko Catharine Paatva Wanted to Rent 69 eat-in kitchen with breakfast room Colonial, eat-in kitchen Ranch, with 2-car garage, Probate on September 10,1973 at 10 a.m. Belinda Doraay Joyce Edgar Beallort 647-9993 Brian Robinson Unda Daptula Jo Ann Brugnatti Raymond Phelps Homefinders. Fee $20. 549-6980. nook, first-floor family room, that’s a woman’s dream, for­ situated on one acre lot and all lake. Secondary financing Madeline B. Ziebarth Bradfor.d Downey Daniel Eigner Jan Rosenthal Diane DIaterl* Gerald Bujauclua Tana Pointer 3-26. GLASTONBURY - New available, $10,000. Philbrick COVENTRY - What a buy, Oerk Laura Eddy Rena Eschmann MATURE responsible working 2V2 baths, 2-car garage, many mal dining room, swimming on 160’ of waterfront. Price in Donna Sanchinl Aldan Dockary Kurt Carlton Alan Press exciting Contemporary Raised Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. better than new. Raised Ranch Robyn Field* Joanne Evangelista adults want 5 rooms, no pets. CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, extras. Call for private pool, too many extras to men­ the mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, Linda Santo* ^ Deborah Don Ernaat Damko Christopher Reiser ROCKVILLE — 6-rooms, first Ranches. Minnechaugh Moun­ Court of Probate Jeffery Frithaen Angela Fraglone Phone 524-5297 after 6 p.m. 9 room California Ranch. tion. Beautifully landscaped. In 646-1511. with lots of privacy. 11 acres. Christopher Saunders Sheila Donnelly Sandy DIckInaon Richard Risley showing. District of Manchester Karen Front Keith QIguere floor apartment with stove, Fireplaced living room, formal the 40s. Tedford Real Estate, tain area. Woodhaven Drive. BOLTON LAKE — Oversized Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. Elizabeth Scheitter Janet Dowd Nancy Donovan Donna Rolllnson William Qamache Steven Qlrelll close to center, two children 647-9914. Top quality construction, brick Cape, 7 rooms, rec room NOTICE OF HEARING Daniel Silver Jane Ann Dowding Roxanne Edgar Renay Scheer MARRIED COUPLE seeks dining room, modem kitchen COVENTRY $43,900 Laurla Qanzar Jean Falco Alysa Goldstein accepted, no pets. 1-684-4331. choice treed lots. High 60’s. in basement, beach privileges, ESTATE OF EDWARD J. HOLL, Janet Sisco Jean Ann Dowding Janette Senkbell quiet apartment in Bolton-East with dining area, family room, COVENTRY - $26,900, five Lynn German Lorraine QoncI SENTRY Hayes Agency, 6464131. SOMETMNG MFFERENT $36,900. Owner, 6434513. Deceased Mary Sloan Kevin Downhanv Mary Finnegan Kathleen Shanley Manchester area, 2-family three large bedrooms, fourth room ranch, 3 bedrooms, one John Gayer Ray Gonsalves Real Estate Services Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Bradford Smith Nancy Eaalay ) Pamela Frtaar Lisa Sllhavy ROCKVILLE — Attractive first Is this what you’re looking car basement garage, Fiano Linda Qlenney Audrey Frechette Jacalyn Goss house preferred, one cat, no p o ssib le. 2-car garage. 2894331 Rappe, Acting Judge, dated August 3, Patricia Stanklawicz Usa Elch Elizabeth Simpson floor, 4 rooms, carpeting, COLUMBIA — 6 room Ranch, 2- Agency 646-2677. Marcia Gordon Barbara Freedman Richard Graham children, no major appliances. Beautifully landscapd grounds, North (Coventry for? ’This new home has 3 1973, a hearing will held on an applica­ Carol Starkweather Abigail Ellis Andrew Slade security, $130-$140. 643-9743. ^ROOM car garage lot 108x300, Jogn Qraene Doraen Gagnon Leslie Granquist Call 643-9781 and keep trying. ^ rio n E. Robertson, Realtor, J bedrooms, IVk baths, two huge- tion praying for authority to sell certain Cheryl Stetson Mary Falic* Sherry Smith NEW RAISED RANCHES beautiful in-ground cement Clara Greenfield Susan Ganlay Kathleen Grout 643-5953. Wantad-Raal Eatata 77 real estate located in the Town of Bolton, Debra Strong Marilee French Curtis Stsger FULL RMERCAPE fireplaces and is nestled Robin Haberern Gall Gonyaa Carol Hanson ROCKVILLE — 5-room single TWO-FAMILY duplex, 15 Carpeting in family room with swimming pool, many extras. County of Tolland, State of Connecticut, John Sullivan Diana Genova** Craig Steely amongst the trees. A deck Steven Hedge Eileen Gordon Judith Hart house, security required. $1M rooms, newly remodeled fireplace, living room, dining 39 mill tax rate. Please call as In said applicaUon on file more fully Bfadford Sylvester Linda GIraltis Cynihia Sterling THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, around the home lets you SELLING your home or Suaan Hardiman Katharine HIcock David Hlers monthly. 742-6519, 7:30-8 a.m. kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms Russmar Realty 649-9659 or 228- appears, at the Court of Probate on fiandy Susan Tallent Marion Gluca Marjorie Taggart Spars rooms bring spire cash these two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ room, eat-in kitchen, 1V4 acreage? For prompt friendly Eileen Henneaaey Candace Hilton Susan Johnson or 875-4350. each side. Large private yard. Three huge bedrooms, 2 enjoy mother nature and' 9234. S^tember 10, 1973 at 10 a.m. Carol Tarascio Ellzabath Gourlay John Talley days - Use Herald OassHled U i ages, Florida room. Hutchins Mary Ellen Hewey Terri Johnston baths, king sized master service, call Louis Dimock Deborah Tedford Keith Grabow Marc HIrschfeld Jody Ann Tambling Immaculate condition full baths, 9 closets, large relax. For further information' Madeline B. Ziebarth Susan Hitt Cynthia Karch Agency, 649-5324. bedroom, 2 othei bedrooms, Realty, 6494823. Thomas Tucker Debbie Gray Stephen Ida Richard Taylor throughout, garages. Central screened in porch, garage, call JoAnn Culver. Gerk Pamela Horton Jerome Kemp Answer to Previous Puule laundry, 2-car garages, acre Debra Vatsr Raymond Green Joyce lovine Brian Thomas location. $49,500. Philbrick Laurie Horwlta Frank JaworakI Stephen KoskI D o g g y B it raidui^ I I (zi@E3u 200’ deep lot with fruit ALL CASH for your property Pamela Welch Linda Grenier David Towle Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. lots. Starting at $37,900. Court of Probate Valeria Hurteau Susan Keane Richard LaFond trees, basement rec room, • • South Windsor Elizabeth Haberern Carla Volkeri Manchester • •B&W within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, District of Manchester Nancy Hutt John Walsh Ellen Kennedy Richard Lajola U17INQ Kathlees Honnossay Richard Wasserman fireplaced living room, instant service. Hayes Agency, Gail Johnson Marcia WIckman Catherine Lappen ACROSS 4 Female deer 2 FAMILY RANCH — 6 rooms, Iti baths, FRECHETTE & MARTM A REJU. CREAM PUFF NOTICE OF HEARING Patricia Herzog Dong Has KIm Cheryl White The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. 646-0131. Laura Johnson Margaret Wilks Joanns Lecklor 1 ------retriever 5 Guido's notes wall-to-wall carpeting, ESTATE Oif EDWARD J. HOLL, Deborah Hooey Carol Knybel formal dining room, 3 REALTORS 6 4 7 -9 9 9 3 Reallon— MLS 7Vi-room Ranch. Walk-out Raymond Joyner Curtis Willey Kathleen White 7 The dhole is 6 Smartly 4V4-4V2 rooms, each unit, lovingly cared for, many Deceased Robert Lahey Nancy Lewkowicz .bedrooms, garage, treed lot. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 basement. New 24’ pool with llu KIsali* Kimberly Wilson Michael Jawortkl Jill Winter a n ------wild spruce bedrooms, large kitchen and WE WILL buy your house for Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Unda Jones Diana Lawton Martha Lleber $33,900. Philbrick Agency, extras. $35,900. Karen Knappel Stanley Wo)co*kl dog 7 Notched deck. cash. Call anytime, Hutchins Rappe, Acting Judge, dated August 7, Cheryl Klein Irene Meatier living room, all newly Realtors, 646-4200. Susan Knowtton Colleen Young Edward Machuga 13 Interstice 8 Requirement $28,DDD Agency, Realtors, 6494324. 1973, a hearing will be held on an applica­ Claudia Kuehl Pamela Molloy renovated-heating, wiring, BOLTON - $39,900 buys this 8 - Scott Odall Susan Malo 14 Sew ing tool 9 Low haunt carpeting, painting, inside and WARREN L HOWLAND Room Ranch with 2:car base­ GLASTONBURY line - 8 tion praying for authority to sell certain Cynthia Kurtz .SOPHOMORES Susan Mayer 15 Seat anew 10 Simpletons rooms, 2 baths, 4 huge M.H. PALMER REALTY real estate located In the Town of Ver­ Suaan Leggitt Ann Prenlltt High Honors 643-1108 ment garage, 4 bedrooms, den, SELLING your property? Call Karen Pratt Sandra Mazur 16 Disavows 11 Makes outside, new driveway. Must YOUR WINNING non, County of Tolland, State of Connec­ LEGAL NOTICE Shirley Leighton Edward Adamy Laurie McBrierty bedrooms, countiw kitchen, 2 643-6321 529-2479 us first. We’ll buy your home Kathryn Sander 17 Roulette bet vigilant be seen. fireplaced living room, kitchen ticut as in said application on file more ’TOWN OF ANDOVER Barry Leltz Barbara Anderson Jerri McCulloch fireplaces, giant family room, RaaKors-MLS immediately at a fair price, all David Sink 18 Spirited horse Arboreal 28 Precipitation 40 Interpolate with new carpeting plus dis­ fully appears, at the Court of Probate on Cathy Lascroart Cindy Annum Donna McGuire NUMBER trees, $42,500. Hutchins Agen­ cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, PUBUC HEARING OF THE Michael Spellman 20 Table scrap homes 30 T hose who 42 Feminine hwasher, lots of house for the September 10, 1973 at 10 a.m. Marianne LIppo Blair Anthony Charles McKenzie MERRin AGENCY cy, 649-5324. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Linda Spinnato 21 European 19 Goddess of delete appellation I Could be 289-7475. Try it money. Come take a look. Arruda Realty. Pearl J. Hultmaa William LIvsngood Beverly Avery Joanne McNamar Raaitors 646-1160 Victoria Squadrito river the dawn 34 Interweave 44 H orseman Asst. Gerk The Zoning Board of Appeals of toe Town of Andover, Paul Lukaa Susan Baker Sharon McVeigh land see our selection of Fiano Agency, 646-2677. Martin Szebar 23 Thither 22 Greyhounds 35 O f the Andes 46 L£t it stand MANCHESTER - Green EAST HARTFORD - HEBRON — Attractive one- THINKING of selling your 0>nn., will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, August 22,1973, , Karan Lutz Ellen Bangasser Beverly Morrison are good at ICapes. From $27,900. Manor 5Vi room Ranch, comer Bruce Taggart , Judith Brown 24 Coins of 36 G irl's name (print.) Excellent 6-room large Ranch, year old Ranch in nice quiet home or acreage? ’Flunk no Court ol Probate in toe Town Office Building at 8:(X) P.M. to hear toe following David Mallnoikl Brian Motola this $28,900 ATTRACTIVE five- I Immediate occupancy on Ann Taylor Ann Byram Thailand 38 Marked with 47 Relaxation lot. Excellent condition. No East Hartford MLS IVi tiled baths,------.efireplace, p l neighborhood on I'a acres, 3 more, call Hagler Real Estate, District of Manchester appeals asking relief from toe zoning laws of toe Town of An­ Lorraine Marquia 25 Easy task 24 High homes a stamp 50H^1 room Ranch. Huge lot. Trees, I two of them. agents. Call 6434641. Rodney McKenzie Diana Treadwell Hilary Cooper Kathleen Nichols appliances, enclosed jalousied bedrooms, I'a baths, kitchen we are in neenof listings again. NOTICE TO CREDITORS dover. Petar Uzupea (slang) 26 Certain area 39 Goddess of 52 F ree nation garden, privacy. Hutchins Steven McLalferty Barbara Crowley George O'Hara o v er s ized porch, garage, beautiful treed Call 6434624. Diana White 27 Intense effort of land the moon (ab.) Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. and dining room combination, ESTATE OF MARJORIE S. Richard Meier Donna Damon Thomas Parker 29 Bounder PASEK-RUTHERFORD Cape style home in high loca­ landscaped lot, near school and rec rpom, one-car garage, McNAMARA Shelia Meyer Cheryl. ZInker Denl9e Daniels Susan Port 1 5“ r - No. 107 Charlton F. Reinke Jr., Mansfield Center, Conn. Re­ 31 A uricle 4 r r J" n r r r IT 1269-7475 BsaKort-MLS tion awaits your inspection. bus. 30-day occupancy. Asking swimming pool. Owners must MANCHESTER - Qient will Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Gabriele Michela Ragular Honor* Lori Gottlieb Rhonda Quaglia MANCHESTER - 4-rooms, 2 $45,000. (Carles Lesperance, Rappe, Acting Judge, all claims must be questing the following variances in order to construct Laura Haines Ann Reale 32C holer l:i IT king size bedrooms, large Eight rooms including 4 sell. Reasonable. 643-5882. .pay all cash for (Colonial or Marianne MIdlln Nancy Abbott 33 502 (Roman) OPEN 649-7620. . oversized Cape, preferably on presented to the (iduciary named below a bouse on Bausola Rd. Fredericks Montague Diane BakulakI Leigh Hathaway Donna Romano modern kitchen, ceramic tfle bedrooms, living room, dining Jason Brooks Agency. Linda Russell 34 Fester i!) IT west side. May ctHisider Ranch on or before November 7, 1973 or be Barbara Moore Nancy Bauer < Diane Hellstrom room, kitchen, first-floor den Item Required Requested Stephen Hirschleld Joseph Russo 37 Promontory bath, excellent condition, large HOUSE H in right location. (}all Dick barred by law. The fiduciary Is: Marianne Naretto Karen Bengiton 40 Snake tooth u It ■ ’TOLLAND $33,900. | EAST HARTFORD - Richard T. McNamara Frontage 200 ft. • 105 ft. Loti Negro John Benton Nancy Hughes lot. Priced for immediate sale. NEW COLONIALS - Built by with sliding doors, nice lot, Martens at Martens Agency, 41 First wom an C!har-Bon Agency, 643-0^. Excellent 7-room custom 110 Blue Ridge Drive Area 40,000 sq. ft. 33,779 sq. ft. Andrew Newman Nancy Bardnick Cheryl Hyde Virginia Schaller i!l Mak Construction, Inc. All city city utilities. Low 30s. ■ BEAUTIFUL SEHING I Realtors, 646-2550. 43 Soothsayer utilities on deep lots. $37,500. Sunday 2-S P.M. Colonial, formal dining room, 3 Manchester, Coon. 08040 Christina Nimirowski Marlann Blata David Jacobs Melissa Schardt 45 Peculiar ■Just listed! Spotless 3-1 bedrooms, fireplace, rec room, Dabra Nolln Unda Clark Brian Kilpatrick Kevin Scholsky ^ C!all today, they won’t last at No. 108 John and Frances Gaudino, Spencer St., Manchester, Richard Kos Barbara Senna 46 Condition this price. Philbrick Agency, 125 Hollister Street SENTRY E bedroom Ranch on a high I large screened porch. Garage. Janlfsr Nordaan Elizabeth Connor* 48 Arab name (!(l It TWO-FAMILY Real Estate Services ■ treed lot with a view on a I Priced to sell at only $36,900. Conn. Requesting the following variances in order to Dorsen Oakman Blen Cosgrove Nancy LaunI Cynthia Shanley 49 Fancy Realtors, 6464200. Striving Toitay construct an addition to a house on Lake Rd. Kathy O'Nall Charlotte Couch Ann Leslie Cynihia Sheldon ar ' HiinlAV 289-4331______■ child-safe street. Large! Arruda Realtors. 644-1539, Lou Michael Simon 51 Pulled a Manchester,' duplex style Bentley School. Inspect this Arruda. Item Required Requested Donald PaganI Dorothy Danlawicz Michael Lombardo 53 D rivel apartments, 44, both sides- MANCHESTER - Executive I kitchen & dining area, good | fora Robert Parks Norman Oavay Jafirey Lumpkin Joseph Sinnamon i4 37 lovely older Colonial, 3 Rear yard 75 ft. 40 ft. Barbara March Dale Solherland 54 H ebrew nicely decorated-, city Ranch, prestige neighborhood. MANCHESTER — Suburb, I8V2 I sized living room, full base- ■ Bettar Tomorrow Susan Peck Sharon Dellalert ascetic Custom-built for present owner bedrooms, dining room, IVi TOLLAND — Custom built 52’ Side yard 20 ft. 19 ft. TImolhy Pemberton Susan Derby Joanne McCallum Rae Strickland U IT utilities, sidewalks. Excellent acres of land, very nice 8-room I ment with rec room & alum. ■ Erlinda Malar Palricia Talbot 55 Doctrines with all the amenities. Central baths. Attractive yard, double Ranch. 2-car attached garage. 3 Diane Perleone Carol Darawlanka 56 Part of a 41) starter property for the non­ modern house, one building I storms and screens. Joe Gor-! bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, i^otton ^eai ^tate ompetn^ Donald Parratt Deborah OIbbla Ray Parr Wendy Taylor air-conditioning, Pella Ter- garage. Only $34,500. and At this hearing interested persons may appear and be heard Kalla Polver Cynthia Ilmbrell fishline homeowner. For details and 30x50, 29x9’ walk-in cooler, I don, 649-5306. ■ 2 acres. Newly carpetea living Mauric* Parries Carol Dion 46 mopane windows and doors worth more! ' ami written communications received. Said appeals are on file Robin Perron Thareta Downing Valeria Poulin Deborah Tiler DOWN private showing, call 29x9’ walk-in freezer, plus a room and formal dining room, throughout. First-floor family very profitable 4 months SPECIALIZING I N BOLTON PROPERTIES , and may be seen in the office of toe Town Clerk. Dabora PKz Philip Duba Susan Poutra Andrew Vaiclulls 1 Screen actress U s r ; ••B&W«« i kitchen with built-in oven and Franclne Rowe Gary Virginia room, 2 stone fireplaces, summer business. Main ! I Dated in Andover, Connecticut, this the llto day of August, Kathlsan Prataon Stephen Dwyer 2 M ountain m a r ten s a g en c y baths, rec room. Call today to LAPOLL COMPANY range, cabinets aplenty. Deborah Riley Nancy Engbarg Kyle SIbrInsz Robin Wagner nym phs U u highway location, full price, ■ The BARROWS A WALLACE Co. | Breakfast nook. Plus many BOLTON CENTER ROAD — BOLTON, CONN. 1973. Marcia Spano Daniel White inspect this quality built home Realtors 869-10S0 I Realtor! — MLS , Keith Robertson Valter Ezarint 3 B M uce If Raaltors $95,000. Owner will finance with extras in this fine home. FYice Andover Zoning Borad of Appeals Laurla Sleffart Sharon Furphy George Swaetnam Jeanne WIckwIre in AA zone. Philbrick Agency, I Manchester Parkide — 649-5M6 . ■ . - Phone 646-2311 (NIWSPAPia [NTSKPRISI ASSN.) 646-2BS0 $28,000 down. Frank Mott, 643- in the low 40s. Milt Tedford, Stephen F. Willard, Secretary John Sllhavy Slephanla Fuse Karen Tedford Susan Woodhousa Realtors, 646-4200. 5658. Agency. 875-3673. Thomas Smayda Anne Qracyalny Andrew Wrobel Kirk Woolpart PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchfester, Conn., Sat., Aug.'ll. 1973 O b itu a rie s Town Sells Motes Mrs. Robert Hall To United Bank I j | Mrs, Inez D. Hall, 78, of 366 Wopdbridge St., died Friday at The Town of Manchester late in submitting its’ Manchester Memorial Friday sold $300,000 in School applications for the state share Hospital. She was the wife of Bond Anticipation Notes to the grant. Robert Hall. United Bank and Trust Co. of On Thursday, the day before Mrs. Hall was born June 26, Hartford. The award is on the the town sold the $300,000 in 1885In Jackson, Mich., and had basis of 6.73 per cent interest, notes, a check for $150,0W) was lived in East Hartford most of the lowest of three bids sub­ received from the state, with her life before coming to mitted. another $150,000 prom ts^ for . Manchester 19 years ago. She The other bidders were Hart­ the falL ..was a member of the First ford National Bank and Trust Town Treasurer Roger Negro Congr^ational Church of East Co., 6.77 per cent, and Connec­ said he immediately invested Hartford and had been a ticut Bank and Trust Co., 6.95 the $150,000 with the Hartford member of Bigelow Chapter, per cent. National Bank and Trust Co., at OES, East Hartford, for more The $300,00 is being used to 10.40 per cent interest. He said than 50 years. repay an equivalent sum the town was receiving 5 to 7 ; She is also survived by a son, received from United Bank and per cent on its bank in­ Robert G. Hall of East Hart­ Trust on May 15, under a three- vestments in May.* ford; a daughter, Mrs. month sale. The interest to the Negro explained why the sale Margaret Carpenter of town was 3.49 on May 15. of $300,000 in notes preceded on Livingston, N.J.; eight schedule, despite the fact that grandchildren and four great- The $300,000 is the state’s 50 the $150,000 from the state grandsons. per cent share of the cost of reached the town the day before Funeral services will be Mon­ 1973 additions and im­ the sale. He said, when the town day at 1 p.m. at the First provements to Nathan Hale, advertised the sale, it knew it Congregational Church of East A Chamber Banquet in 1916 Keeney St. and Robertson had to meet an obligation on Hartford. Burial will be in Schools. The town borrowed the .Aug. 15, but didn’t know that a Woodtick Cemetery, Wolcott. This picture, loaned to The Herald 1^ Probate Judge William FitzGerald, Ev^ing Herald. Also seated at the main table was Frank Ahderson, se­ $300,000 in May and again check for half of that obligation Friends may call at Holmes is of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce’s annual banquet, held on cond from the right. Anderson was the first vice president of the Chamber Friday because the town was was to arrive in time. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Feb. 24,1916, at Cheney Hall. The arrow indicates President William H. in 1915 and was probably the Chamber’s president in 1916, at the time of Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Taft, who was the main speaker at the formal dinner. Seated second to the the banquet. Identifications in ’ the picture ‘ were provided...... by William The family suggests that any right from Taft is Elwood S. Ela, former editor of The Manchester *' ‘ Buckley of E. Center St. Hebron memorial contributions may be made to Manchester Memorial Hospital or to the First Congregational Church of East Two Face £ o iu ^ Reid and Craig Hartford. ^Police Report^ Wayne Bellefleur, 18, of 400 Agnew SexTa,!." *4,500 For Lighting Vernon St., was charged with Will Run Again third-degree burglary and . (Continued from Page One) second-degree larceny in con­ • ANNE EMT Louise Bourret for Board of HOUSTON (AP) — Two teen-_ VIRGINIA CARLSON 15, 1972 from the State Traffic here since 1936 when they nection with a July 4 burglary Correspondent Education; Richard Welch for ficials showed records on file age boys face a total of six Correspondent Commission which moved from A^ndover. He was of an auto parts store on Adams 228-3971 Planning and Zoning Com- only go back as far as 1966, the murder charges after leading Tel. 228-9224 recommended signs on these that town’s state legislator for St. Incumbent Democratic misison; and John Kulyncyk for year Agnew ran successfully police to 23 mutilated bodies roads of 25 miles per hour. two terms. He was released on a $1,000 Selectmen Aaron Reid and Zoning Board of Appeals. for governor. and telling a horror story of The selectmen have called a From Thompson Hill Rd. to When Tuttle started on the non-surety bond for court Aug. Robert Craig are among the top Mrs. Marian Celio, presently Radoff said because of the homosexual torture killings. town meeting for Aug. 23 to ask Edgarton Rd. 30 miles per hour board there were only three 27. candidates seeking their par­ tax collector, has shown In­ bulk of the records, the U.S. at­ Police say they believe as for an appropriation of $4,500 was recommended and the ty ’s endorsem ent for re- terest in running for town clerk. torney’s office was sending a members and only one-room many as seven more bodies for lighting in the primary area signs were erected. Lawrence Gavello, 33, of 77 election in the November elec­ An independent, Mrs. Celio was man to the Hall of Records on schools throughout the town. may be found. of Porter School and to appoint Bates will invite the signers Today there are five members Birch St., was charged with tions. elected two years ago on the Monday to examine the Murder with malice charges the school board as a building of the petition to attend the next and with the new charter there breach of peace Friday night at Other incumbents, whose Democratic ticket as tax docunients and to determine committee. were filed early today against selectmen’s meeting to discuss will be six in November. his home in connection with a names were released by the collector. ’The Republican Town which ones will be taken by the Elmer Wayne Henley Jr., 17, First Selectman Howard the matter. In his letter of resignation domestic disturbance. He was Democratic Town Committee Committee also announced last attorney’s.office. and David Brooks, 18. Bates said the selectmen would School Board Chairman Tuttle said, “I find as I grow released on his written promise earlier this week and who are month that Mrs. Celio will be Radoff also said he is to They told police they had also notify the town of the es­ Resigns older that changes are more to appear in court Aug. 27. seeking re-election, are David presented to Republican voters appear ’Thursday before the tablishment of an Inland- procured other teen-age boys Donald Tuttle, school board difficult to accept as time goes Allbee for a two-year vacancy at its caucus for the town clerk grand jury to which U.S. Atty. Wetland Committee, in accor­ VERNON position. for homosexual assaults by chairman for 25 years and a by.” on the Board of Educaiton; George Beall is presenting Dean Corll, 33. Henley told dance with state law. Four trucks were damaged Richard McDonald for the Another incumbent, Mrs. evidence from his investigation member for 26 years, has oyer the year's budgets police he shot Corll to death soared and teachers’ salaries and one driver injured in a Board of Tax Review; Wilbur Cynthia Wilson, presently agent of political corruption in Bates said he will not ask the resigned. His term was to stone throwing incident at the Wednesday. expire in 1975. increased automatically every Dennis for Planning and Zoning for the town deposit, has Baltimore County and the state town for an appropriation of Dobson Rd. overpass of 1-86, Henley was charged with two ’Tuttle, a market gardener, year plus negotiations each Commission; and Joan-Rowley expressed interest in the posi­ of Maryland. counts of murder for the deaths $36,642 for a revenue sharing re­ Vernon Police said. for the Zoning Board of tion of tax collector. Beall told Agnew 11 days ago said a recent illness and his year for even more money, of Marty Ray Jones, 18, and fund “until the matter of the much to Tuttle’s dismay. All of the trucks sustained Appeals. All interested candidates, that he was included in the over-payment is clarified in work were the reasons for the damage to the windshield and Charles C. Cobble, 17. Harris resignation. When TJuttle started on the Also, incumbent Constables except for the positions of town probe of possible violation of County Asst. Dist. Atty. Washington.” windows and one of the drivers Robert Craig, Robert Croston treasurer and agent for the criminal laws covering extor­ Tuttle also was chairman of board the school budget for Michael J. Hinton said Jones ’The selectmen agreed un­ 1947-48 was $28,684. 'The new was taken to Roqkville General and Jules Rebillard. ’The con­ town deposit fund where nobody tion, bribery and conspiracy. animously not to continue to the building committees for Hospital wher a piece of glass was strangled with a cord and three additions to Porter budget for 1973-74 is only $14,000 stables position is the only con- has expressed an interest,, wili Meanwhile, messages of con­ Cobble was shot to death, both maintain an outdoor telephone was removed from his eye. test appearing on the be presented for endorsement fidence in Agnew were flooding School, and was a member of short of one million dollars. on July 27. at the beach house once the Last year, the school board Police said that the incident Democratic slate as only four to the Democratic caucus his office, a spokesman said. season is over. the Windham High School was reported by an off-duty Brooks was charged for the Building Committee. . voted to name the gymnasium candidates are listed on the which is scheduled for Aug. 21 J. Marsh Thomson, Agnew’s Hartford policeman. at 8 p.m. in the Town Office murder of William Ray Robert Baldwin, beach chair­ He and his family have lived after Tuttle. ballots, and besides the three in- press secretary, said Friday Lawrence, 15, on July 10. The incident is presently un- cumbentF two others have Building. that of the 500 telegrams man of the Recreation Council, derinvestigatlon. Lawrence was strangled with a notified the selectmen that an expressed a desire for election. received near the end of the cord. They are special constable work day, only 13 were un­ outside telephone was installed TRUCKING SISTERS Jones, Cobble and Lawrence at the beach house at the Israelis Pirate Jet, CORRECTION Warreli McGuenness and DALLAS, Tex. (APi - favorable. Donald Lessard. are the only victims who have expense of the R(J as there is no Sisters Joyce McMahan and A gnew ’s D e m o c ra tic ’The police report in Friday’s Others who have expressed been identified. telephone available once the Kidnap Try Reported Brenda McMahan Turpin own successor as Maryland gover­ issue of The Herald incorrectly an interest in seeking election and operate a trucking^ On Friday, Henley and beach house is closed. He nor also expressed strong sup­ reported the address of Roltort but who are not incumbents are company which employs eight Brooks were charged on three recommended that the selectme port for the vice president. (Continued from Page One) intercept the French-built Soucier as 375 Bidwell St. His Jack Baker for Board of male truck drivers. counts of murder in San continue payment bn the Caravelle jetliner, and the address is 379 Bidwell St. Gov. Marvin Mandel said at a Augustine County, in East Finance; Betty Mastandrea and They inherited the company telephone once the season is scheduled Flight 006, which was other intruders formed a from their late father. news conference Friday that Texas. Four bodies, including Agnew was being “tried in the over. delayed because of its late protective umbrella overhead. that of Lawrence, were found Bates said if the town is going arrival from Vienna. Residents of Beirut saw an­ HEALTH CAPSULES® court of public opinion before by Michael A. Pelli, M.D. there near Lake Sam Rayburn. to allow permissive use of the It was the first time Israel tiaircraft flashes in the night the grand jury has an opportuni­ The bodies of Jones and Cob­ ty to review the evidence. area, other facilities would had diverted a commercial sky and Lebanese air force WILL FBMME PlLL^ ble were discovered in a mass “I would be greatly shocked have to be maintained such as Arab aircraft outside Israeli air Mirages scrambled from HBLF You P1/RIN

good argument for setting a dent; the other involved three Mayor Paul W. Lattimore at an two-day visitation to * The Luyando-driyen car was and evenings Monday through Saturday. cutoff point for American aid. cars, but only two were “Insight ’73’’ Breakfast Manchester by invitation of the northbound on Windsor St. near Brazil’s gross national damaged. Seminar Monday at 8:45 a.m. at Town Development Commis­ the Buckland section of town CREDIT COURSES product has grown at an In the one-car accident, Mark Willie’s Steak House. sion. and attempted to pass a car average rate of 9.9 per cent Popik, 19, of East Hartford, The seminar, sponsored by “The Qiamber is most in­ Anatomy and Phyalology of Aging Raading 8 p ^ and Compralwnaion driven by Gerald E. Bienvenue, since 1968, one of the fastest was reported in satisfactory the Greater Manchester terested' in the techniques used Psychology ol Aging TypowrlUng I and II 42, of Bloomfield. A southbound paces in the world. condition today at Manchester Chamber of Commerce, will by Mayor Lattimore in making Sociology of Aging Shorthand I and II The country has built up hospital. car, not further identified, his town attractive to outside Inatltutlonal Cara of tho .Aging Tranaacllonal Analyala made it necessary for the focus on creativity in industrial foreign currency reserves development. industry,” said Richard G. Social Action for tha Aging Yoga A passenger in his car, Luyando car to cut back, and in totaling $4.2 billion and it has Michael Smith, 19, of East Musante is scheduled to ad­ Clark, Chambei? executive vice Qovammontal Accounting started its own program of doing so sideswiped the president.. Qark added, “The Hartford, received emergency Bienvenue car. dress himself to the Connec­ forei^ aid, making loans and treatment and was released. ticut’s international trade ac­ success of Manchester’s in­ NON-CREDIT COURSES building roads for other South Police said Popik is charged The car, out of control, went tivities. He will discuss the role dustrial expansion will depend American nations, the report with reckless driving. They said across a field, through a gully, of the commission in promoting , greatly on our town’s ability to REAL ESTATE EDUCATION FOR PRESERVING THE Rm I Etlal* PrincIplM and PracUcM (4 m cUoim) said. he lost control of his car while and struck a house and attached joint ventures, licensing accomplish this objective.” PAST But living standards for most Rm I Eatata Appralaal I driving on Spring St. It left the garage on property of Hart­ arrangements, reverse in­ The seminar is open to all haal Eatata Appralaal II Tho Early Amortoon Homo of Brazil’s 100 million people road, struck a tree, and con­ vestments, and attraction of Chamber members, local and Topica In ConnoeUcul Bludloo mann Tobacco Co. Con­ EDUCATION FOR HUMAN are still not comparable with tinued through the woods where siderable damage was done to overseas firms to the State of state civic officials^ Tickets can EDUCATION FOR MODERN LIVING those in the major in­ it struck another tree. Smith Connecticut. 1^ purchased at the door at UNDERSTANDINQ Conoumor and iho AulomoMto the house. No one was In the Aairology dustrialized nations. ’The per was thrown from the car, police Mayor Lattimore will ad­ Willie’s Restaurant at 8:30 a.m. Conoumor and Homo Hopolila' ... house at the time. Expandbig Human Conaelouanaaa \ Conoumor and Inouraneo capita income in urbanized said. The Luyando woman has been dress the group in regard to his Monday. HandarrlUng Analyala I and II Conoumor and Raol Eolola southern Brazil was $550 last Popik was cut free of the car charged with driving without a Human RataUona lor Woman imroduolton to Flying year, and only $180 In the coun­ through use of 'a rescue saw, Madllatlen and Expanding Conaelouanaaa Wbioa at Europa and Amorlca license, and her court ITate^ is Trovol In Europa try’s vast northern jungles and police said. Aug. 21. LEISURE TIME COURSES plains, according to figures in Court date is Aug. 21. open mondays year round •) Bridga: Baginning, IntarmadMa and Advancad EDUCATION FOR SERVICES Inlarmadlala Law Making and Lobbying the GAO report. In the other accident, which Tannia: Baglnnbig, Inlarmadlala, and Advancad occurred on Windsor St. Friday bug bonibs and candles Bohavtor ModNIeollon tor Paronlo ol EDUCATION FOR CREATIVE ExeapUonal ChHdron In Memoriam morning, four persons went to Emorgoncy Medical Toehnleton — Ambutonen - In loving memory of James Trlvigno, Manchester hospital and later liail it at “we have every GROWTH w to passed away August 11.1971. Parania Wotkahop In Craadva Crafla tor EDUCATION FOR ADVANCEMENT were transferr^ to Hartford UP THE LADDER little thingr Young ChHdron Aulomoblto Sotoa Tochniquoo We often sit and talk of him, Hospital at their request. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Drama Workahop Survey ol tovoohnonlo When we are all together, Injured were Angelica Luyan- Rosanna Johnson, 19, of nw your Winning •]] Inlartor Oatlgn Wotkahop Invoilmonl SoeurHloo For his memory is the only thing do, 37, Victor Carrillo, 16; Juan Northwestern Bell Telephone the nAroel«.ef maliiltNdl | nttory tickot Plano Paitormaneo: Beginning and Intormodlato That we shall have forever. Co. is the only female Flores, 24; and Enginio dowrttown menehMtM*., at fairway... For Further Intormatlon on daya, timaa, and tuition eontaet tha Dhrlalon of Wife, Son, Daughter Feliciano, 34, all of Hartford. telephone lineman in Iowa. and Grandchildren Extenalon Service*, Maneheatar Community College S4S'21S7 or 84S-213S -»>»»?TOi>SfeKsgyg48"“ waa*g;* y a s:^

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Every chi^^ intoxicated with the glitter and pomp of the circus, has to m e r o r the magician*a apprentice. For Toby Tyler (K w in Corcoran), his dream materUuiaed into a frightening advem fare with his friend, Atr. Stubbs the chimp, in ^^Toby Tyler,** a two-part adventure story^ be presented nn *^The Wondetful W^rld of Dism^ ** Sundays, Aug. 12 and19 at 7:30 p,nu on NBC-TV. ^ MJisney, TV PAGE 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 5SeSi55ft!S! SATURDAY. AUGUST 11 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD TV PAGE 3 Tonight, August 11 i TV Notes Daydme TV, Monday — Friday Monday, August 13 ! — 8:00— — 10K)0— ___6:00 — — 8 :00— (3) PERRY MASON (S) SUNRIU SCMZSTSR (40) DICK VAN DYKE — 1*0 — (24) CAMBRIDGE DEBATE (3) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE “ Wind Raiders of the (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT * (3-8-22) NEWS (8-40) PQA CHAMPIONSHIP -T tSiO — _ 11.-00 — ON WOMEN’S LIB (8) KATE SMITH Sahara,” the first of four (•) DAVEY a OOUATH (S) NEWS (3-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL (18) I SPY (18) RIGHT ON (24) DAVID SUSSKIND National Geographic color (20-22-30) SALE OF THE CENTURY (20-22-30) ANOTHER WORLD (20) OTHER WORLDS — 9:00— (22) I DREAM OF — 7*0 — _3*0 — (3) HERE’S LUCY (40) JIGSAW specials to be telecast during (SINEWS (40) WHATS MY l in e (24) SESAME STREET JEANNIE (■) CARTOONS — 11:30 — (3) RANGER STATION (8-40) MOVIE — 10:30— the coming season, will air (S) LOVE OF lif e (3-40) ONE LIFE TO LIVE (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH "Red Tomahawk" (1967) — 8:30— Thursday, Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. on (ZO-22-40) TODAY SHOW (IS) UVING WORD (18) CAR AND TRACK (18) ROCK CHURCH _ _ (S-40) BEWITCHED — 8:30— (18) ZOO CLUB ABC-TV... The National (S) CAPT. KANOAROO (20-22-30) HOLLYWOOD SGUAREB (20-22-30) RETURN TO PEYTON (3) CBS NEWS (24) MYSTERIOUS MR. (24) ZOOM — 11KI0-1 Geographic series has received (40) JACK LaLANNE - 12*0 — PLACE (S) NEWS — 4*0 — (20) HAVE GUN — ELIOT (30) McHALE’S NAVY (3) NEWS honors such as numerous _6*0 — (8-22-30) NEWS (0) I LOVE LUCY (S-40) passw o rd (3) ANDY GRIFFITH WILL TRAVEL — 9:30— — 6:00— Peabody and Chrislopher (40) ROMPER ROOM (20-22-30) JEOPARDY (3) MOVIE (22-30) NBC NEWS (3) DORIS DAY (3) NEWS (18) RIFLEMAN (13) JOANNE CARSON (20) HAVE GUN — Awards, the Ohio State Golden — 9*0 — (18) MOVIE Eagle, the Saturday Review of (5) HAP RICHARDS - 12:S0 — (20-22-30) SOMERSET — 7d)0— — 10:00— WILL TRAVEL (6) PHIL DONAHUE (S) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (24) SESAME STREET (3) MOVIE (3) MEDICAL CENTER "Man In the Saddle" (1951) “ Literature and many Academy (6-40) SPLIT SECOND (40) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (22) THIS IS YOUR LIFE (40) ABC NEWS (20) ROMPER ROOM " S e v e n Seas to Calais" ( 1961) (24) THE SESSION of Television Arts and Sciences (22) KITTY TODAY (20-22-30) WHO, WHAT, OR WHERE — 4:30 — (8) TRUTH OR (24) JUST JAZZ — 8KI0-— Awards. (SO) MIKE DOUGLAS (24) MISTER ROGERS (3) MERV GRIFFIN — 10:30— (13) NEW ZOO REVUE CONSEQUENCES (3) BLACK EXPOSURE (40) STRUM S DRUMMERS — 1:00 — (18) LIVING WORD (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (18) DICK VAN DYKE — 6:30— (18) DEL REEVES “ Gunsmoke,” television’s — 0:15 — (3) JOYCE BROTHERS (24) HOW DO YOUR (S) YOGI BEAR (8) WHATS MY LINE (12) MIKE DOUGLAS (20-22-30) NEWS (3) CBS NEWS COUNTRY CARNIVAL longest-running dramatic — 9*0 — (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (30) GILLIGAWS ISLAND CHILDREN GROW scries, will have its 19th season (40) I LOVE LUCY (24) VINCE LOMBARDI (8) NEWS (20-30) JARRETt X (S) GAMBIT (22) TO TELL THE TRUTH (40) ABC NEWS — 11:00— (20) MAKE ROOM FOR (24) SILENT COMi^DY FILM premiere Monday, Sept. 10 at 8 (22) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (30) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY — s.*o — (3-8) NEWS (40) PUNTSTONES (40) ALL MY CHILDREN (IS) JIM S TAMMY DADDY ^ p.m. on (TBS-TV. A number of (24) MISTER ROGERS — 7:30— (18-22-30-40) NEWS — 8:30— — 1 0 *0 — ' - 1:30 — (22-30) NBC NEWS the new season’s episodes have (30) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (8) POLICE SURGEON (20) HAVE GUN — (3) BRIDGET LOVES (S) MOVIE (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS (18) MOVIE been filmed in location in Tuc­ (3-40) LETS m a k e A DEAL (40) MeHALTS NAVY (24) MUSICAL ENCOUNTER BERNIE (S) OIAUNG FOR DOLLARS 8 * 0 WILL TRAVEL son, Ariz., and other locations (20-22-S0) DINAH SHORE (20-22-30) DAYS OF OUR UVES _ _ "Five Against the House" (1955) (40) REASONER REPORT (8-40) PAUL LYNDE (20) MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY (24) JANAKI expanding the horizons of the (24) SESAME STREET - 2:30 — (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES — 7K»0— (18) WILBURN BROTHERS (40) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (3) LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED (22-30) HOGAN’S HEROES — 11:30— series, which is headquartered (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (24) CHAN-ESE WAY J^ucy Carter (Lucille Ball) takes up skydiving in an ef- . (3) AUDUBON WILDLIFE — IlhSO — THING (3) MOVIE - — 0.-00— in Hollywood. (40) NEWS (30) MOUSE FACTORY fort to persuade her daughter to give up some of her THEATER (20-22-S0) BAFFLE (3-40) DATING GAME (o 'jH e r^ B l ^ and the Tiger" (1956) (3) MARY TYLOR MOORE (20-22-30) DOCTORS — 8:85 — (40) POLKA dangerous pastimes on “ Here’s Lucy,” Monday, Aug. 13 at Anthony Quayle plays an (8) LAWRENCE WELK (3) NEWS (8-40) BURNS AND The complex problem of — : — 9 p.m. on CBS-TV. eccentric art collector in (20) NBC NEWS 8 00 "Short Grass" (1950) SCHREIBER poverty in America will be (8-40) ROOKIES “ Jarrett,” a suspense (22) NEWS (18) PORTER WAGONER (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON explored in “ Human ;(20-22-30) BASEBALL (40) HOWARD COSELL WITH drama to be shown on “ NBC (24) MASTERPIECE (24) GILBERT AND % I f l l I IBBBIB^aB ______; WORLD Double Feature Night at the THEATRE Development: Sharing the & BOUTIQUE THE MAIMI DOLPHINS Bu l l iv a n fo r a l l American Dream,” Sunday, ' OF JOE QARAQIOLA Movies,” Saturday, Aug. 11 (30) HEE-HAW VILLAGE BRIDAL SHOP (40) AVENGERS Aug. 12 at 4:30 p.m. on NBC- at 8 p.m. The second — 11:30— TV. The program which in­ WEDDING GOWNS Ancient Astronauts feature, “ Partners in — 7:30— (3) MOVIE cludes a new segment featuring • BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS Crime,” wili be shown at (3) GEORGE KIRBY "Flame over India" (1959) a conversation on the subject of (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC (8) MOVIE • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE DRESSES 9:30 p.m. poverty, attempts to shatter Mon.-Bsl. 10-8 Kelly Rd. (20) FILM "Retreat Hell" (1952) Land for Special some of the American myths Open: Thurs.-Fri. 10-9 Vsmon Circle Tel. 643-4809 Tuesday, August 14 (22) JONATHAN WINTERS about the poor. — 6: 00— Dan Rowan and Dick Martin (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY (18) NEWS (24) EVENING AT POPS The theory that ancient what appear to be space suits, will star in a fast-paced, one- (3-8-22) NEWS visitors from other planets are — 9:30— (22) MOVIE Monty HaU, star of ABOTV’s (18) I SPY (40) TEMPERARURE RISING including helmets and anten­ hour presentation modeled (3) BOB NEWHART responsible for various baffling "Accuaed" (1948) long-running game show ‘Let’s (20) OTHER WOLRDS — 8:30— nae. Von Daniken suggests that after their command perfor­ (18) GOSPEL JUBILEE (30) MOVIE phenomena of the past will be if space travelers from another mance before the Queen of Make a Deal,” will be honored (24) SESAME STREET (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 explored In the special “ In (20-30) PARTNERS IN "Room Service" (1938) with a star plaque in> (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (8-40) MOVIE planet were to visit Earth, they England Thursday, Sept. 13 at 8 CRIME (40) THRILLER Search of Ancient Astronauts,” would have found the environ­ p.m.^ on NBC-TV. Hollywood’s “ Walk of Fame,” • (40) DANIEL BOONE "The QIrts of Huntington House" Thursday, Sept. 6 at 8 p.m. on Aug. 24. - ' . (1973) . ment hostile. They, too, would — 6:30— (18) ADVENTURER NBC-TV. have had to travel in self- (3) CBS NEWS Based upon the international contained units and, in (8) ABC NEWS — 0:00— (18) 700 CLUB best-seller “ Chariots of the appearance, might have (20) HAVE GUN — Gods?,” by Erich von Danlken, resembled modem astronauts. Sunday, August 12 WILL TRAVEL (24) INTERNATIONAL the program offers many PERFORMANCE Von Daniken also proposes (22-30) NBC NEWS mysteries to support the that these ancient astronauts — 7:00— (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE — 4:30— 8:30- (8) THIS IS THE LIFE (18) CHALLENGE OF TRUTH — 7H)0— theory. For example, a clay would have brought with them (20) INSIGHT (3) CBS TENNIS CLASSIC (3) UNTAMED WORLD (3) MOVIE vase, which is on display in the superior skills and may have — 7:30— (22) LLOYD BRIDGES (8) PQA CHAMPIONSHIP (20-30) COLOMBO "The Maltese BIppy" Baghdad Museum, is alsq a (8) WORSHIP FOR SHUT-INS (8) TRUTH OR been responsible for the ac­ (30) LEE TREVINO (18) WARREN ROBERTS — 10: 00 — 2,000-year-old electrical (30) RING AROUND CONSEQUENCES curate Mayan calendar, the (40) ROLLER DERBY , PRESENTS — 9KX>— (18) DICK VAN DYKE (8-40) MARCUS WELBY, battery. Also, Istanbul’s huge carvings on Easter Island, THE WORLD — 12:30— (20-22-30) HUMAN (8-40) MOVIE (20-22-30) NEWS M.D. Topkapi Palace house maps, Egypt’s pyramids and — 8:00— (3) FACE THE NATION DEVELOPMENT "The Big Mouth" (1967) (24) ZOOM (20) NBC REPORTS which date back to the 1st Cen­ Stonehenge in Englaigl. He also (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (8) BLACK IS — 5:00— (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN (40) ABC NEWS (24) PHILADELPHIA tury A.D., are uncannily ac­ considers it si^ficant that (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE (20-22-30) MEET THE PRESS (3) SPORTS CHALLENGE (24) MASTERPIECE ORCHESTRA curate. According to von legends of various ancient (30)COLONEL CLOWN THEATRE ' — 7:30— Daniken, these maps show the — 1:00 — (24) INTERNATIONAL — 10:30— peoples mention powerful (40) CHRISTOPHER (3) I’VE GOT A SECRET earth as it would have appeared (3) YOUR COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT (18) LIVING WORD strangers descending to Earth CLOSEUP — 9:30— to astronauts high altove Cairo. in flaming chariots. (8) EIGHTH DAY — 5:30— (3) BARNABY JONES (18) BILL GLASS — 11:00— • — 8:30— (20) FILM In Mexico, in' Central The program presents some (3) CBS SPORTS (18) ORAL ROBERTS PRISON CRUSADE (3-8) NEWS America, in Italy and on a (3) CAPTIAN BOB (22) MOVIE ILLUSTRATED (20) FILM comments from several scien­ (18-22-30-40) NEWS rocky ledge in the Sahara tists including Dr. Wemher von (8) CAPTAIN NOAH "Way Out W ear (1938) (18) JIMMY SWAG ART — 10:00— (22) POLICE SURGEON (20) HAVE GUN — Desert, there are ancient Braun and Dr. Harold P. Kline, (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS (30) CONNECTICUT (20) FILM (18) LIVING FAITH (24) BOOK BEAT WILL TRAVEL (4) DAY OF DISCOVERY (20-22-30) NIGHT GALLERY drawings and sculptures depic­ of NASA’s Ames Research WEEKEND (22) LASSIE (30) ANIMAL WORLD (24) JANAKI ting strange beings wearing — 9:00— (40) CONVERSATION WITH (30) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN (18) LIVING FAITH (40) DRAGNET Center. (24) FIRING LINE — 11:30— (3) INTERNATIONAL ZONE — 1:30— — 8: 00— — 8:00— (3) MOVIE (8) CARTOON c a r n iv a l (3) MOVIE (3) CBS NEWS (3) MAUDE '’Waakand, Italian Style" (1965) • — 10:30— (22) EARTH LAB "Operation Crosa Eagles" (1969) (18) JOURNEY TO . (8) DEAL WITH THE ISSUES (0) MOVIE (30) TENNESSEE (8-40) ISSUES AND ADVENTURE (3) PROTECTORS (20) MOVIE "Play It Cool" (1962) (22) MANCINI (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON TUXUDO_9.oo_ ANSWERS (24) SILENT COMEDY FILM ' iillll IT DOES Make a Difference Where Vou Save! "The Alamo" ((40) LATINO (22) MOVIE (30) WORLD OF SURVIVAL GENERATION (3) WHNB-TV REPORTS "The Black Pirate" (1926) — 8:30— — 9:30— (30) JUNIOR TALENT SHOW ^ -Ckik IN S TA N T (3) WE BELIEVE (8) TEMPERATURE RISING — 11:00— (8) MAKE A WISH — 2: 00— (18) AMAZING GRACE (3-22-30) NEWS TV Notes (8) MOVIE vS AVINGS EARNINGS (30) JONNY QUEST (20-30) NBC NEWS — 11:30— I (40) JEWISH HERITAGE "Lost Planet Airmen" (1949) (40) WHATS MY LINE l • (20) BASEBALL (3) NAME OF THE GAME LOAIM 5% Dividend paid A proposal to lift hometown frustrations of a rape victim, is — 10:00— — 7:00— (8) ABC NEWS A S S < » t I V I 1 (j Oakland Athletics vs. Yankees — day of depoolL blackouts of sports events sold scheduled to start production in (3) LAMP UNTO MY FEET New York (3) FACE THE STATE (18) NEWS out 48 hours in advance was mid-September. The drama (8-40) CURIOSITY SHOP (30) w e l l s FARGO (8) PARENT GAME a-..', -; 4 Umea yearly. (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON ■Aecwi3T3e*e ^eseteT ripswctAi. leeTtTeTsee supported by the National explores^ the dehumanization of (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE (40) MOVIE (18) TEACH-IN I Broadcasting Co. (NBC). The the'law enforcement and (30) LET US CELEBRATE "Battle Cry" (1955) (20-30) WILD KINGDOM 1 ______1007 a iA lN S T.. a tA X C H E S T E B a B O U T B 81, C O V E N T R Y National Football League judicial system towards a rape — 10:30— — 2:30— (24) ZOOM ^ currently, prohibits the victim who finds it difficult to (3) LOOK UP AND LIVE (30) ADAMS FAMILY (40) IT TAKES A THIEF televising of NFL games within convict her attacker. (30) CATHOLIC SERVICE — 3:00— — 7:30— the territory of the home team. — 11:00— (3) CBS SPORTS (3) DICK VAN DYKE TV Note NBC officials stated that the SSAWSAJSaftiSa: (3) CAMERA' THREE (30) MOVIE (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE proposed bill would bring the (8-40) BULLWINKLE "China Clipper" (1936) (20-30) WORLD OF DISNEY viewing audience in the James Coco, stage and film (24) MAN BUILDS, “ The House and the Brain,” a MANCHESTER blacked-out area — where the actor, will star as Joe Calucci, (22) CELEBRITY BOWLING — 3:15— bizarre story of the occult, will (18) SHARE MAN DESTROYS game is sold out — to pre­ the beleaguered supervisor of a — 11:30— be presented on “ ABC Wide season'games, games played on state unemployment office, in • — 8: 00— (3) MAN AND CONTINENT ' — 3:30— World of Entertainment,” OLDSMOBILE Saturdays and. Thanksgiving the new balf-hour comedy (8) DIALOGUE (18) AMERICAN RELIGIOUS (3) M.A.S.H. "Your Olcbmobilo Dealer" (8-40) FBI Wednesday, Aug. 15, at 11:30 Day, divisional’ playoffs, con­ series “ Calucci’s Dept.,” which (22) LAUREL AND HARDY TOWN HALL p.m. The drama focuses on a ference championships and the premieres i^iday. Sept. 14 at 8 (30) ADELANTE (18) GOD’S GOOD NEWS — 4:00— (24) EVENING AT POPS young woman who is held a vir­ 512 WEST C EN TER S T . - 643-1S11 Superbowi. p.m. on CBS-TV. The series (40) MAKE A WISH (18) MAYOR’S HOUR tual prisoner by her satanic focuses on the human foibles of Dick Martin, left, Carol Lynley and David Hurst portray — 8:30— — 12:00— (24) SPEAKING FREELY guardian, and a sympathetic the department staff, and ordinary folk who become involved with an everyday fami­ (3) MANNIX young Army officer who takes (3) ISRAEL’S 25th anni­ “ A Case of Rape,” a two-hour Calucci’s attempts to keep the ly of werewolves in “ The Maltese Bippy” on “ The New versary lodging in their house. NEW or USED drama dealing with the office running smoothly. CBS Tuesday Night Movies,” Tuesday, Aug. 14 at 9:30 p.m. T V P A G E 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD MTUR0AY. AUGUSt ' h

Wednesday, August IS PBMSPECUL .fifV.AfllfENW — 8.-00— (3-8-22) NEWS (8) LErS MAKE A DEAL ZOTp’S PERM E -f ■ I (18) I SPY (18) JONATHAN WINTERS or Moun9 r e a d e r s (20) OTHER WORLDS (20) FILM R*S-t20 *11®® (22) WAIT TILL YOUR tncUidea Shampoo, Cut ®f«AME STREET and Siyte. |??> I® j e l l t h e t r u t h FATHER GETS HOME (40) DANIEL BOONE (24) MAKING THINGS GROW (30) CIRCUS For Appolntmont Call — 6:30— 649-2806 (3) CBS NEWS (40) DRAGNET (8) ABC NEWS — 8:00— GOIDEN aURM (20) HAVE GUN — (3) SONNY AND CHER Member of WILL TRAVEL (8-40) LOVEiTHY NEIGHBOR COIFFURES he Min/ (22-30) NBC NEWS (18) SPORTS ACTION 1143 Tolland Tpko. Distinguished Achievement Awards Winner 1972 — 7rfH>- PROFILE Burr Comoro SIZSPRJHISB (20-22-30) ADAM-12 Manchaotar m n u n V " (24)WHArS THE BIG IDEA “Lot’s Gat Togothor at tho Go Won Charm” „ consequences . — 8:30— C'CK VAN DYKE (8-40) MOVIE (20-22-30) NEWS "Ouel" (24) FRENCH CHEF (18) CELEBRITY BOWLING (40) ABC NEWS (20-22-30)BANACEK ' — 9:00— the Week,” Aug. 15 at 8:30 p.m Movie of — 7:30— (3) DAN AUGUST ' IVEST TO hTH E n e w p r ic e is (18) 700 CLUB (24) GOVERNOR’S REPORT Ti l l moCAfiE According to the National Safety Council Thursday. August ie — 9:30— (24) MAN BUILDS » STORE more than two million mini-bikes will be in — 6: 00— (3-8-22) NEWS m a n d e s t r o y s ACANCHESTER PARKADE I T of 1973, and most of them will (18) DICK VAN DYKE — 9:30— — 10:00— (20) OtHER WORLD (24) JAZZ SET (3) CANNON PULi, SELECTION OP “ I’ o™ *l'e ages of 10 to 14. (24) SESAME STREET (8) WORLD UNIVERSITY IMPORTED — 10:00— Q A M P ft ^ The thrill of riding, its light weight and (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (8-40) STREETS OF AND (40) DANIEL BOONE (20-22-30) SEARCH DOMESTIC low cost are three reasons why the mini-bike FRANCISCO (24) FREE STAGE — 6:30- (20-22-30) MUSIC COUNTRY WINES IS so popular. (3) CBS NEWS (24) GILBERT AND (40) OWEN MARSHALL (8) ABC NEWS SULLIVAN FOR ALL — 10:30— LIQUORS (18) LIVING WORD Along with the increase in sales goes the (18) CANADIAN PRO — 10:30— —p l u s - f o o t b a l l (18) LIVING WORLD — 11:00- h a r v e s t HILL increase in mini-bike accidents. It is esti- (20) h a v e QUN — (3-8) NEWS — 11:00— ' DISCOVERY mated that over 75,000 children will be hurt WILL TRAVEL (3-8) NEWS (18-22-30-40) NEWS (22-30) NBC NEWS (20) HAVE GUN — BRANDS (18-22-30-40) NEWS this year alone. — 7:00— WILL TRAVEL m a s t e r (CHARGE (20) HAVE GUN — (24) JANAKI national WILL TRAVEL PERSONAL CHARGE g e o g r a p h ic (24) AVIATION WEATHER Fom er pro football star — 11:30— ACCOUNTS INVITED Where to Ride? (8) TRUTH OR <3} MOVIE Joe Kapp plays the role o f a t e l . 649-0446 , CONSEQUENCES — 11:30— Mini-bikes cannot be ridden on streets (20) NBC NEWS (3^ MOVIE narcotics officer in “Easy (8;| MOVIE Zhobe” (1959) (22-30) NEWS (87m OV?e '' “ Adam- highways, sidewalks or on any public road! (24) ZOOM tJ, Wednesday, Aug. 15 at 8 O " s p e e d y Spacialty > (40) ABC NEWS p.m. on NBC-TV. A n owner may ride on his own property or on /fSwJOHNNY CARSON a n d t h e brain t r u l y DELICIOUS — 7:30— (40) A GIFT OF TERROR pnvate property, with permission. Many ac­ (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE CHICKEN (20) FILM Brown In 6 MlnutM cidents happen when mini-bikers illegallv (22) THRILLSEEKERS (24) ERICA Friday, August 17 Ih e world’s “ finest eatin’ take to the highways. ■ i chicken” with incomparable (30) WAIT TILL YOUR taste. . f a t h e r GETS HOME - — 6:00— (40) DRAGNET (3-8-22) NEWS — 9:00— CALL IN ORDER The Cycle Park (18) I SPY (3) STICKS AND BONES Pick Up 10 Minutes Later — 8:00— (8-40) ROOM 222 ~ Some cities are solving the "where-to-ride” (3) THE WALTONS <2®> OTHER WORLD (24) SESAME STREET (20-22-30) MOVIE DEd'S DRIVE-IN (8-40) MOD SQUAD ‘The Alamo" problem by setting aside areas of land as su­ (20-22-30) HELEN REDDY (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH 462 CENTER ST. 643-gaao (40) DANIEL BOONE (24) EVENING AT POPS pervised cycle park. Hazards are removed and playhouse new — 9:30— (8-40) CORNER BAR ? " trails cleared. Special areas are reserved for — 9:00— — 6:30— (3) MOVIE (3) CBS NEWS — 10:00— ' ' beginners. Owners carry their bikes to the (8) ABC NEWS , ■Jl'* Last o( the Secret Agents" (8) GLEN FORD’S ' ' (1966) (20) HAVE QUN — SUMMERTIME U.S.A. . park in cars or trucks. (8-40) KUNG FU WILL TRAVEL (24) WOMANKIND ^ ^ t a n e k (18) 700 CLUB (22-30) NBC NEWS (20-22-30) ir o n s id e t L t c r R 0 K i : s Park Rules — 7:00— — 10:30- " ^ LaeORATORltS When you do thfe, the front wheel comes off the (3) AMAZING WORLD OF (24) MAN BUILDS, ground. It can dwgerous if you don’t know what you Are d o in g , Each rider must be wearing protective KRESKIN (8) TRUTH OR » , m a n DESTROYS “ 2 7 7 BROAD clothing. His bike must pass a safety inspec­ -11:00— Redd Foxx, as Fred San­ /N-A , CONSEQUENCES (3-8) NEWS tion. Riders must register and receive a num­ (18) 700 CLUB . \ ford, fancies, himself ready (20) NBC NEWS ,(22-30-40) NEWS Safety Equipment Every Rider S&ould Have: ber that must be displayed on their helmets. (22-30) NEWS X20) HAVE QUN — F J L M i U L .„®^nfS5S"a n p J o f 24 H y r Bonier SeiYico, Phone 649-3701 arid res^nsible enough to handle it. Of NBC Nightly News,” will gloves eye protection heavy leather join the NBC News B u i^ r in (24) WASHINGTON WEEK . Mini-biking is not child^s play. It should S r ^ l l n ® wT"® Sinrs shoes Loi^on. Scherer, who has been IN REVIEW be taken seriously. A rider must know what assi^ed to the London b u S C — 8:30_ ^^W ^r leather or vinyl jackets Sve!^thf*H y*®” * (8-40) ODD COUPLE he is doing if he is to get where he is going. cover the House of Renra«>n (20-22-30) LITTLE PEOPLE taUves in W ashin^n (24) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE tlEWS • V

T.M. At age 55, Bobby Riggs has T h is b o y is Puzzle-le-do Super Sport: become the “King of Women’s Ni'. I IT fE S l k . All the words in this puzzle begrin with Tennis.” The “old man” learning to ride Bobby Riggs the letters TH. earned that label recently by defeating 30-year-old Mar­ his mini-bike. garet Court in a “Battle of the Sexes” m atch. R iggs was a tre­ His father runs mendous player in the late 1930’s. In 1939, he won the alongside. What Wimbledon and U. S. cham­ pionships. Riggs, who chal­ did the rider ACROSS: lenged Mrs. Court to a match, is also known for his trickery ANSWER BOX forget to do be­ 2. To give thanks is , u j o q i i j on the court. -He has played - p e a j q i *9 matches while buttoning an to b e...... z A j j i q i > fore he started? If.' iO p U lU )) S overcoat, running around 4. “ ...... days has :u M O c i i f w o i a y chairs, lifting a bucket of wa­ •uoi:^ Seprtember, April, DOWN: ter, holding a suitcase, wear­ 1. When there is a storm there usu­ June and Novem­ ing an eye patch with his arm ally is...... •...and lightning. -oa:iojd oAa siq What’s wrong with this safety picture? ber.” 2. Not thin. in a sling and leading a poodle on a leash. Bobby Riggs, the nation’s newest super Is this boy dressed correctly? Where does it look like 3. It comes on a spool and your mom uo:jnj^ ;j9Msuy 6. Goldilocks and .sews with it. sport, will play Chris Evert in a $50,000 Winner- he’s thinking about riding? Talk this over with your the bears. 5. A rose would have it on the stem. Take-All match in September. * parents. Mini-bike Safety Rules Mini Jokes Why minibikes are unsafe on Leam about your mini-bike. Study Secret Do: Decode the message under the instructions. Do you know where streets and highways. each blank. Match the answer with these controls are and what they do? the number and then the letter in • throttle grip • choke IV^cxV v s a s "t-ViQ4 each block. Then read the message. VMCtS, , The mini-bike is noted for its poor handling traits. • gearshift • brakes ^.tne cTQcV Most accidents occur when a mini-biker takes to • gas valve • ignition d a v in . the street or highway. Mini-bikes offer no protection. What was the biqqest There are many other reasons for not riding in traffic. 1. Low profile. A mini-bike is built very low to the bet ever mode ? ground. A rider could lose control if he hit a rock or Take lessons from a good teacher on small branch. a flat, safe surface. HX5 10-2 2*3 2. Small size. A young rider would be hard to spot \N ha4 vMouW [Tr>/ in traffic. Ich e e r 1 3. P oor brakes. S cv>n cx \ ncT V 9 liTi Ijoi 5 ^ ziTi t 5 n > ^ l^iNl B\K^\ \ hvm / 4. Poor acceleration. A mini-bike could riot speed Don’t buy a mini-bike with too much horsepower. Get one that is h Ji / up in a hurry. 21 well-built. 20 19 18 17 NEVER, NEVER RIDE A MINI-BIKE ON A U T S k Q 1 " STREET OR HIGHWAY!

Never ride on highwa3rs, streets or Mini Experiment: How Plants Drink prohibited areas. Ask permission to Try ’N Find:' “ Mini-bike and ride on any private property. What you’ll need: llllll Safety Words • fresh celery stalk with leaves Mini-bike and safety words are hidden in this • a small glass block of letters. They run across and down. Se^jiow • ink m any you can find. What you do: Not, NEVER loan your bike to a friend. GOAERGfXK Step 1, Pour some ink into the glass. " ' — ^7 y - ■ -. D M I N I B I K E Step 2 Put the cut end of the celery stalk into PBSCDZNYS the ink. W ait for-about one hour. Look eM PPc at the leaves. What do you see? How Think of the noise. Be considerate , AWLHEL MET d id it get th at.w ay? of your neighbors. /U R H O M H O S W O A n sw er: S cx ^ Sq\V^ Songs'* If you will break the celery stalk in half you will find K E W L I O 3 B P that there are many little tubes running from the Keeo ^oaV^^ hOT\ds bottom of the stalk to the top. They are full of ink. UEBRAKESQ Thecae little tubes carried the ink to the leaves. There o'o-Vive Yyaodle bars Be careful about ecolo^. Protect GLOVESPRO are these kinds of tubes iii the biggest trees. Water animals and plant life. Ride on ap­ enscep'V wi hen climbs from the soil to the leaves at the tops of trees proved trails only. AMSWKS UVOCK T SVAN OISE through teiles of these tiny tubes. ‘naol ‘upti ‘MO|» —y»“ '»**"'*** • Sent to U 8 by Dan Mahoney, age 12, of Dayton, Ohio *M4

“ Soap Bubbles” was painted by Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin, a French artist who lived from 1699 to 1777. This picture is from the collection at the National Gallery of Art in Washington. It was a gift from Mrs. Jolm W. Simpson. Famous Painting: “Soap Bubbles” M4 Do you like to blow soap bubbles? People 200 years ago did, too. The French painter Chardin painted at least seven pictures of boys blowing bub­ bles. Note the triangle formed by the top of the boy’s head and his folded arms. Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin had little formal training. He won his fame as a still life painter. He painted “genre” scenes (scenes of everyday life). He is thought to be one of the finest painters of the eighteenth century.

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The Kiwi lives in the forest of New Zealand. It is a rare bird. It is so shy that few people have ever seen one; It eats berries and insects at night and hides dur­ ing the daytime. It is very shaggy looking and has tiny wings that are so small that it cannot fly. It has nostrils at the tip of its bill and uses these to smell food. The mother lays the egg and the father sits on tef. Sr it until it hatches. la\k vA- oNer >