Dean Allegations
PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cbmr, Thiira., June 28. W3 Manchester Inside Today The, Weather - Identification Leads ^ 't “ Churches Combine V Hospital Ten Night. In A Bar-Room, page 6. Occasional showers and thunderatorms ToQuick Car Recovery senuet Rotary Product. Show picture., p*ge 10. tonight with some heavy rain. Low in the Notes ^ *' Concordia and Emanuel upper 60s. Cloudy Saturday morning. (VISITING HOURS) Lutheran will have the first in a Highs around 80. Lady Luck prevailed in the Fifteen minutes later, Boston series of coinbined midweek case of a Manchester man who TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — Intermediatt! Care Semi- police recovered the car, services tonight at 7;30 at Con MANCHESTER, CX)NN.,^FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1973 - VOL. X(HI, No. 229 Manchester A City of Viltage t.harm TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 had his new 1973 Ford Thunder- thanks to an alert motorcycle cordia Church. p.ni. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 bird stolen while on a business policeman who spied the The services ■ will be each a.m. -2 p.m., and 4 p.m. .-8 p.m. . trip to Boston. Johnston car because of a Thursday 4pring July at (Con Self Service; 10 a.m .-2 p.m.; Stewart Johnston, president special identification sticker. cordia Church and during 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. of Dillon Ford in Manchester, Johnston is a member of the, 100 August at Emanuel Church. SESQUICENTENNIAL Intensive Care and Coronary had the following experience Club in Connecticut, gainiig the The Rev. Burton Strand, ’Tuesday in Boston; Care; Immediate family only, membership by contributing pastor of (Concordia, Lutheran anytime, limited to five Unable to get a hotel room in 8100 annually to a police and (Church, will conduct the litu r^ WEEK minutes. the city, he checked in at a hotel fire benefit fund. at tonight’s Holy (Communion in Cambridge. Fifteen minutes Chilean Rebels Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m.- ’Two juveniles in the car were service. The Rev. C. Henry 12;4S p.m., and 6;30 p.m. 8 later he came out and was caught. ’The registration plates Anderson^ co-pastor of Eam- June 23 - 30, 1973 p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., stunned to see his car gone. He had been changed and several nuel Lutheran Church, will be and 6;30 p.m. - 8 p.m. immediately notified the other sets were recovered. ’The the lector. The Rev. Ronald. J. Age Limits; 16 in maternity, Boston police. car, which had been locked, Fournier, co-pastor of Emanuel Schedule of Events 12 in other areas, no limit in was opened in a manner Church, will preach. Attack Palace self-service. demonstrated by the boys to All emergency patients and police. SANTIAGO, Ghile (AP) - armored regiment has rebelled. million people were hit by outpatients are requested to use Some Openings Johnston said there was no Army troops backed by tanks The rest of the troops are loyal general strikes called by The elk is migratory, can In Tots Program damage to the car. Friday, June 29 opened fire with machine guns to the government.” Allende opponents and those the new emergency room en swim well and can jump a IVt- trance off Armory St. Access to Products Show (Manchester High School) 5:30 -10:30 p.m. on the palace of Marxist Presi The (Chilean armed forces who support him. There are still openings in all foot fence when in the mood. dent Salvador Allende in down the entrance via existing “Ten Nights in a Bar-Room^’ - 8 p.m., Community Y, 80 N. traditionally have remained out The anti-Marxists were four weeks of the Tiny Tots town Santiago today. of politics. driveways. * l||||ir ••Hill. ••lull. HIIIII- Main St. protesting Allende’s policies as Summer Program offered by *^'*l|l'' Allende said in a nationwide Pediatrics; Parents allowed 8 Grand Ball (State Armory) Allende took office Nov. 3, well as supporting 12,000 copper the YWCA of the Hartford ■ ■ ■ ■ broadcast that “a seditious sec 1970, for a six-year term. a.m. to,noon and 2 p.m. to mid Region, Inc. miners who had been on strike Parachute Exhibition (Manchester High School) 7:30 p.m. tor” of the Chilean army was night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. His administration was for nearly two months to en involved. The pre-school program for Historical Exhibit — l^ to n Library, 1 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. formed of a coalition of Com force their demands for 41 per Allende spoke shortly after girls and boys, ages 3 to 5, may LOWEST PRICED Cheney Homestead — Special Exhibits, 1 p.m. • 5 p.m. munists and Socialists and his cent wage increases to meet a Discharged Wednesday; be registered for one to four the attack on Moneda Palace in announced aim at inaugyration Coleman Amusement Rides. Parkade, 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. record increase in the cost of Naomi M. Hallenbeck, Edward Sauter, postmaster, left, presents retiring postal weeks which will be held Mon downtown Santiago began was to make Chile a Socialist living. 2 Lakewood Dr., Coventry; state. employes with their retirement citations. They are, from day through Thursday from Youth Concert (Mt. Nebo) 7 -11 p.m. during the rush hour. People On Thursday, Gen. Mario Lucille V. Watts, Eagleville; Postal Employes Retire fled the Scene in panic. left, Wilmore H. Peterson df 25 Alton St., Victor L. 9;15 a.m. to 11;30 a.m. begin GENERAL ELEC1RIC Since Allende has been at the Sepulveda, commander of the John McDonnell, 709 Main St.; 'The president spoke on the head of the government, prices Armstrong of 81 Carter St. and Joseph G. ’Twaronite of 70 ning July 2 through July 26. Santiago military garrison, said Joseph G. Zowada, 44 Mountain Saturday, June 30 radio from his home in a have risen and food and other military Intelligence had un Rd., Rockville; Bonnie Five postal employe!employes, in- Otis St. Sauter is also slated for retirement Friday. Plant lives on Quarry Rd. in The YWCA has the use of Products Show (Manchester High School) 1 -10:30 p.m. residential section of the city. essential commodities have run covered a plot Tuesday by Matthews, 64 S. Alton St.; eluding Postmaster Edward (Herald photo by Knapp) short. Bolton. He has been with the three facilities, two in East Olympic Day (Manchester High School) 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., He said; "In these difficult several civlliang 'and low- Rosalind B. Hodgdon, 78 School Sauter, will bring their careers 18-lb. WASHER moments the working class Hartfofd which are located at airi continuing at Globe Hollow area, 4 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. This sparked demonstrations ranking army officers. St.; Mary Massacco, 71 with the postal service to a should combat the rebel troops. the First Congregational “Ten Nights in a Bar-Room” - 8 p.m.. Community Y, 80 by anti-Marxists from time to Sepulveda did not give any Bluefield Dr.; Geneview close Friday when they retire. (^urch at 837 Main St. and at “Loyal forces should support 9 N. Main St. time. Allende supporters have details other than to say that Boyington, Wall St., Hebron; John Bengston, who has been the East Hartford Housing the workers. They shuld not be held counterdemonstrations. several persons had been Suzanne Lapolt and son. New assistant postmaster, has been «Hi. MINI-BASKET! Grand Ball ( State Armory) mistaken in their duty. Only one Authority building in Mayberry Last week, half of Chile’s 10 arrested. Britian. named officer-in-charge. I South Windsor I Village; the third is in the Com Historical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Also, Carmen M. Ingersoll Also retiring are Joseph G. munity Y, 80 N. Main St., Cheney Homesteads Special Exhibits, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. and daughter, 71 Trout Stream Twaronite, Victor L. Manchester. Dr., Vernon; Susan R. Fink and Armstrong, Wilmore H. Peter Coleman Amusement Rides, Parkade. 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. daughter, 102 Nike Circle; son and Roland Plante. immmmmm N o tC S The program will include arts Reduced to Georgia P. Caruso, East Hart Sauter began his career in and crafts, nature study, music, EXCLUSIVE GE MINI BASKETI^ Daily ^ e n ts Open To Public ford; Charles B. Reviczky, games and special trips and Nixon Affidavit 1935 as a letter carrier. He has Bids for expansion of the — eliminates hand-washing of Benedict Dr. has been awarded will be led by qualified adult dallcates, colored Items, small Historical Exhibit - June 24 - July 1 Warrenville; James E. Bump, held supervisory posts at the sewer system into the Birch "nuisance" loadsi the Phipps Memorial staff. Historical Markers - June 23 - June 30 28 Loveland Hill Rd., Main Post Office for many Hill and Graham Rd. areas will Scholarship which is offered to 3 CYCLES Lutz Junior Museum - June 23 - June 30 Rockville; Steven M. Parrott, years, and was named assistant be opened July 16 and work is qualified women by the Connec Registration can take place Including Perma Natural Science Center - June 23 - June 30 153 Loomis St. postmaster in 1963. He became expected to start shortly after. nent Press with > Wanted By Baker Also, Laura P. Wilson, 15 postmaster in 1971. ticut Federation of Women’s any day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at cooldowni Cheney Homestead - June 24 - June 30 ’The Sewer Commission has Clubs, Inc. the YWCA in East Hartford or Newman St.; Gordon F. John Sauter said Bengston will approved the sewer in 2 SPEEDS Checking Case Mt, Hike Route Mrs. Smith was sponsored by by calling 289-4377. The fee is in both Wash and son, 28 Donnel Rd., Vernon^, soon be named postmaster, and stallations on Governor’s Spin CyclesI WASHINGTON (AP) - K leindienst from federal Both men have resigned since the South Windsor Woman’s 810 per week plus 81 Tom Lewis, assistant of professor geography at Manchester Community College, left, Stephen R. Campbell, 27 that the assistant postmaster Ousted presidential counsel prosecutors who subpoenaed the conversation took place on Highway. Construction was membership. S TEMPERATURE goes over the Case Mt. hike route with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christensen of 111 Ooft Dr. at Campbell Ave., Vernon; I^an- position will be done away with Club. She is currently enrolled COMBINATIONS Sesquicentennial John W. Dean III told the the tap e recording from March 28. done by Savin Brothers add the in the master’s degree cis A. Yesonis, 425 E. Middle by the postal service. lines will be maintained by the match washing to the Highland Park Historical Marker. Going along for the "ride” is their 11 Vi-month-old Senate Watergate hearings Ehrlichman’s files, (See etory on page 7) program in speech pathology at any fabric load] Tpke.; Joseph E. Dipace, 46 Twaronite lives at 70 Otis St. twn. Property owners hooking son, Timothy. Below is a closeup of the markers that describe historic points of interest in today that he knows of no legal Central Connecticut State Camp Meeting Rd. He joined the postal service in into the line will pay their share Ball Tonight Manchester. (Herald photos by Pinto) work done at the White House John Bengston College. 1936 and has been a familiar of the construction cost. concerning subpoenaing of the figure on the Main St. route for Autographs Books President by Congress. postal service for nine years in Only two more full days of Manchester, continues at the r Nixon Expected some 15 years. During his custodial work. Sauter said Club Officers Dr. William Buckley will be programmed events are left for Manchester High School. An Shortly before Dean began his Delaware Meeting EASY postal career Twaronite has Plante’s knowledge in the fields Mr. and Mrs. Roger Billings at Harrison’s Stationers on Manchester’s Sesquicentennial International Dinner, served fifth day of testimony. Sen. J Irish Balloting TERMS ISews j won several awards for Rolin Aubin, executive direc have been elected copresidents Main St. tonight from 6; 30 to celebration, and the weather Howard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn,, BELFAST (AP) - Northern of electronics and mechanics with Approved Credit nightly through tomorrow, for To Announce superior performance and out tor of the South Windsor of the Guys and Dolls Couples 8; 30 to autograph copies of his has conveniently cooperated so the committee vice chairman, Ireland’s voters choose a has made him a valuable man ^Minimum Retail Price ARD the price of 82.50, includes ad standing suggestions. He is one Chamber of Commerce,'will at Club of Wapping Community book, “ A New England You may order the model shown through your franchised GE dealer. far. Capsule I appealed to President Nixon to provincial assembly today amid in the operation of the elec mission. There is a special of Manchester’s better bowlers. tend the 1973 Institute for C3iurch. Pattern; The History of The two big affairs tonight give a sworn account of his a wave of guerrilla violence and tronics system. menu for children for 81- Energy Program Armstrong lives at 81 Carter Organization Management to Mr. and Mrs. William Ballan- Manchester, Conn.” which will are the Youth Concert at Mt. (General admission to the show meetings with his accuser. political backbiting. St. After many years as a route be held at the University of tyne are vice presidents; Mr. be sal. - Nebo, and the first night of two is 50 cents for adults and 25 Fund Cutoff Dean, but said he believes the The new assembly is intended carrier, he serves as vehicle Delaware Aug. 5 through 10. and Mrs. John Reynolds, ’The regular edition is selling Grand Balls at the State Ar cents for children. Constitution bars the com by its British designers to ease Vernon WASHINGTON (AP) - At WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon was expected to maintenance operations assis secretaries; and Mr. and Mrs. for 88.95, but after July 1 will mory. The show features 60 exhibits mittee from compelling the the feuding between least three bills to cut off funds call today for a 5 per cent reduction in personal consump 0 tant since 1971. In this post he Public Hearing A1 Shaffer, treasurers. cost 89.95. PEARL tsM The Youth Concert, spon of products oftoday and yester for U.S. bombing of Cambodia President to testify. Protestants and Roman was responsible for the condi The Town Council.will hold a 649 MAIN STREET, HIANCHESTER, CONN. sored by the Sesquicentennial day. Sen. Joseph M. Montoya, D- tion of energy, led by government efforts to cut energy use Catholics which over the past are headed for the President’s tion of the 51-vehicle fleet. He J[ 1 ^ 0 public hearing Monday at 7; 30 School Officers PHONE 643-2171 Committee, will feature two Daily exhibits continue at the N.M., the first questioner of by 7 per cent. four years has cost more than desk as Congress tries to wind joined the ibrvice in 1942. _ p.m. at the Town Hall on a Mrs. David Cohen has been “Quality Service and Oenuine Parts Sbica 194ir local bands. Circus and Whiton auditorium and the Dean today, asked about legal The President also was 800 lives and untold damage in up work for a nine-day recess. The administration also was Peterson lives at 25 Alton St. amendment to the elected president of the South Marvelous Marbles. They will work performed by White ekpected to propose a major bombing and riots. Cheney Homestead. As of Unless a compromise is known to be considering con and has been a postman since VFCtO sewer ordinance. Windsor Cooperative Nursery perform from 7 to 11 p.m. closing time yesterday, there reached, Nixon is likely to House lawyers on separation of government reorganization to During the three-week cam version of its voluntary gasoline 1948. For many years he has . The amendment would School, Inc. and'Mrs. Thomas powers and executive privilege. collect energy and resource paign, 25 people have died had been 2,124 visitors at the reject all three, setting up an and oil allocation program into served the area around require owners of septic tanks Jarish, first vice president. Historical Exhibit at Whiton. Dean said neither he nor management programs in a violently and the province has unprecedented collision with a a mandatory program, to Manchester Memorial VERNON to have them filled in with soil Other officers elected were Canceled Today, the exhibit remains Congress seemingly deter anyone else he knew of had proposed new department built suffered more than 75 bom assure fair distribution of short Hospitaf. He, too, has received Two unidentified white males if the property ties in to the Mrs. Joseph Petrucci, second The Youth Concert scheduled worked on such matters in rela around the present. Interior bings. open from 1 to 8;30 p.m. mined to force his hand on the fuel supplies.. superior performance awards. entered the Vernon Mall Mobil town sewer line and the septic vice president; * Mrs. Joseph for tonight at Mt. Nebo has Visitors at the Cheney last vestige of U.S. military in tion to any subpoena of Nixon. Department. Gasoline Station, Rt. 30, early tank is no longer used. Veronese, secretary; Mrs. been cancelled for the weekend. Homestead, since Sunday, have volvement in Indochina. Montaya did not directly Atomic energy development But that measure was hot in this morning and escaped with Edward Kramer, assistant <» suggest that Nixon be sub activities were to be divorced cluded in the P resid en t’s Bible School ■ Forecasts of inclement weather numbered more than 1,500. Ap all the cash in the sCation’s cash secretary; Mrs. Gerald Dionne, LT. WOOD poenaed. from the Atomic Energy Com energy message, according to a tonight and tomorrow have proximately 1,000 persons Communists Advance register, Vernon Police said. The vacation bible school at treasurer and Mrs. Charles The committee heard mission and wed to Interior’s detailed description obtained by the Christian Reformed Church brought about the decision. visited the Homestead on Sun PHNOM PENH, Cambodia A witness told police that one Patria, assistant treasurer. A probable date will be one day. The Homestead, with Thursday that the President fossil-fuel research progranfS the Associated Press. Historical Markers of the men grabbed the lone on Avery St. wHl open July 10. (AP) - Communist forces rolled Mrs. Gaetana Bazzano and night next week at a time to be special exhibits, is open from 1 along embattled Highway 6 suggest^ through an aide last under a new Energy Research The President called for attendant from behind and held The six-session program will be Mrs. George Warren were March that his attorney general and Development Administra these steps that would affect 1) Educational Square; ’The 14) Paper Mill; Located ap held on Tuesdays and announced. The Herald will to 5 p.m. ” Thursday night and drove him as the other took the elected members at large and publicly attack a charge by Sen. tion. consumers; scene of the school fire of 1913 proximately 50 feet east of the JULY 4th S P E C IA LS ^ 2t thni July 3nl publish the new date. For thrill seekers, a government troops from money. Thursdays for three weeks Mrs. Richard Saylor and Mrs. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., Energy policy-making and and the site of the first public bridge over the Hockanum on Parachute Exhibition will oc another town 27 miles north of —A slowing down of cars on The two apparently fled on from 9;^ to 11;30 a.m. R iclu ^ Kupchunps head the that top White House aides program coordination was to be High and ’Trade schools.. N. Main St., was one of the first The theme of the program Smoked Semi-Boneless cur at Manchester High School Phnom Penh, the government the highways to save gas. foot, police said. ways and means committee. ’This is also the second night at 7; 30 tonight, weather permit knew of or condoned political focused through a new White 2) (Cheney Hall; For many paper mills in Connecticut. will be “Reaching Out With said today. —An easing up on summer It is not known how much for “Ten Nights in a Bar ting. espionage. House “energy czar’’ — years the cultural center of 15) H illiard M ills; On cash was taken in the robbery, Jesus.” There will be classes Vacation School In South Vietnam, the Cana air-conditioning to save elec Room,” an old time melodrama The Coleman Amusement The Senate panel obtained a Colorado’s GoV. John A. Love— Manchester. Hilliard St., attached to the old wether a vehicle was used in for children who will be star The Messiah Lutheran FULLY COOKED dian peacekeeping delegation tricity. which begins at 8 at the Com Rides at the Parkade are from 3 transcript of the conversation to be named assistant to the 3) Cheney Homestead; section of the building, Hilliard the escape or if a weapon was ting kindergarten in the fall Church, 300 Buckland Rd., will said the Viet Cong are holding —And a turning down of munity Y, 80 N. Main St. to 11 p.m., and tomorrow they between then-presidential ad President and director of a new Located on Hartford Rd., it was Mills is where blankets were usedfin the crime, police said. thrpugh those who will be star conduct a vacation Bible two of its officers in a heater therm ostats in the Tickets will be available at the begin at 10 a.m. viser John D. Ehrlichman and White House Energy Policy Of the birthplace of the founders of manufactured during the War The investigation is con ting Grade 6. School, July 9-20 with the theme Communist-controlled zone 35 winter to conserve fuel. door. Also tomorrow, Olyqipic Day then-Atty. Gen. Richard G. fice. Cheney Bros. of 1812 and the Civil War. tinuing. A 82 registration fee, per to be “Jesus Chrfst-Savior.” miles northeast of Saigon and ’The Home Products Show, events begin at Manchester 4) A m arker located on 16) First Settlement child, will be payable the first In addition to the daily Bible urged their early release. The sponsored by the Rotary Club of High School at 9 a.m. Spencer St., in front of West marker; Located on Hop Brook Norman S. Goldberg, 27, of 6 day of classes. 'There will be a lessons, there will be songs and men have been missing since Thursday. Cemetery, marks the route of near Olcott and W. Center Sts. Ward St., Rockville, was maximum charge of 85 per handicrafts relating to the HANS Rochambeau’s army as it 17) >Tolland Tpke. marker; charged Wednesday on a Cir family. Children must be theme. Classes for children assed through what is now Locatra at the ’Tolland Tpke. enroll^ in advance by calling cuit Court 11 a»4«t warrant aged 3 to 13, will be held each TOBIN’S FIRSt(^RIZE Manchester Memorial Mark Revalued nchester on its way to and entrance to Wickham Park, this with issuing a bad check, police Mrs. Peter Ferwerda, 61 Pine evening from 6;30 to 8;30. Ad A Manchester Boy I from Yorktown. was once the approximate loca said. He was turned over to Knob Dr. vance registrations may be BONN, Germany (AP) — 5) East Academy; Located tion of the toll gate on the road. Hospital Donor’s Club West Germany revalued its Willimantic Police and will be Scholarship Awarded made by calling the Rev. Karl Products Show on Parker St., one of the two 18) Middle Tpke; Located at tried in Circuit Court 11. Gurgel, 644-1980. mark upward by 5t4 per cent Mrs. Richard Smith of The most recent donors have In The 1880s | private secondary schools in Howell Cheney Technical Frankfurts Bertha Olds, Valija Kalnins, against seven other European town from about 1850 to 1860. School, this was the location of boosted the Manchester Co-workers of G. W. Gieney countries today. The U.S. 6) Pitkin Glass Works, on a toll gate on this road. Hospital Fund to 818,246, an ad J r ., -in m em ory of M rs. dollar, rated by experts as un ______I Under Way (LSSt lU A SCrjeS) % Pitkin St. 19) Union Dam; This 3-Lb. Box ditional 81,166 to yesterday’s Katherine Parker Cheney. derpriced, plunged to all-time 7) Buckland’s Tavern; marker is located approximate total. To date, there are 105 lows on major European t Richard S. Childs . % Located at Tolland Tpke. and ly 75 feet north of Union and lEXTRA LEAN EXTRA LEAN Louis Apter of West Hartford, members of the Master Donors A crowd estimated at about meatballs, mashed potatos, exchanges, then gained slightly Buckland St., Buckland Tavern Kerry Sts. HOSPITAL an incorporator and long time whole kernal com, t o s ^ salad Club. 3,000 wandered through the on some. People bom since 1920 are un The house I lived in on were rare and crudely printed. supporter of the hospital, was with choice of Russian, Italian was the place where famous Hamburg Patties i h t p ChiKk Ground %*lH aisles of the Rotary Home The West German move aware of what houseflies used Oakland St., facing the road and 9 the 100th donor to become a men were entertained during Products Show at Clarke Arena or French dressing, and a came i'h months after the 10 to be like. Windows were railroad, has lost both the In my great-grandfather’s and after the Revolution. APPRECIATION FUND member of the Master Donors (BOyOdDtg ^ choice of breads. For desert, per cent devaluation of the of Manchester High Thursday screened, but the houseflies in porches that it had in my time. library, a small boy was □ub. Members of the club are there will be strawberry short 8) Olcott’s Tavern; Located Psnobseot Qrsds “A" POTATO SALAD • COLE SUW I night, the first of a three-night dollar in February and a 3 per fested every kitchen, and as the Every house had its porches directed to the only one in the near Bunce School, it was the Grot* A W ig is • First Priss • contributors of 8150 or more to show. cake, spumoni or totoni ice cent upward revaluation of the and rocking chairs, but I' Roasting-Frying-lroiiing joke ran in cheap restaurants, bookcase, a life of George first tavern in town. Too Acquisitive Stucks’s the fund. creams, with tea, coffee, milk mark in March. Since then, they turned apple pie into daresay that the present oc Washington, which had some 9) Lyman’s Blacksm ith Manchester Memorial Hospital Bert Dittus, development 5 0 ^ 0 0 0 Weather conditions forced or chocolate milk. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - A major European currencies huckeberry. cupants of that bouse do not pages that were crudely il Shop; Located at Manchester director of the hospital, says cancellation of the parachute The Italian dinner will in patient about to check out of 71 Haynes Street, Manchester have been allowed to float They were fought with miss them. Porches and lustrated in color. Green, it is the place where the “We have reached nearly a jump, as it did for the Lottery clude the same fruit cup and against the dollar, with the Marion County General COLD CU TS Tanglefoot Sticky Flypaper, rocking chairs went out of style Photoengraving was yet to first plows with iron boards CHICKENS All trssMf sllcsd to ordor | third of our goal and we feel drawing in the morning. soups, Italian shells with sauce, strong German money pushing Hospital was arrested after a 4 0 ( 0 0 0 and children could watch an In several decades ago, and I don’t come. Pictures would usually were made in Connecticut. sure we will meet our mark by sausage and whole kernel com; upward in value and the dollar security guard inspected his M. Kenneth Ostrinsky, show cautious fly struggle un- know why. » be steel engravings or wood- 10) Jam bstone Q uarry; r— ...... ——‘ July 31.” salads, deserts, breads and chairman for Rotary, called the drifting ever lower. avaiUngly against slow death. cuts. bulging suitcase and found 131 I Enclosed Is my donation to the Manchester Hospital Appreciation Fund. J U.S.D.A. CHOICE-CENTER CUT beverages are the same. Located on Buckland St., op The drive is to raise 860,000 opening night a “fantastic What has happened to the at posite the offices of the Hart hospital items, police said. I N am e...... J for the purchase of a blood 'The Products Show will be When it was time to cook tics? On a rainy day or in a Old chairs -were commonly The items included two success.” mann Tobacco Co., it is famous ■ Address...... | chemistry analyzer. open Saturday from 1 to 10 p.m. Confirmed dinner, the first task was chase strange house, they were black horsehair, and when that stethoscopes, 15 thermometers, Lord Mayor Kenneth Collis of for dinosaur discoveries.. Amount...... | The following are new Special lunches will be WASHINGTON (AP) - out the flies by opening the fascinating places for a lonely slippery fabric got old, it five bottles^f mouthwash, 11 J CHUCK STEAKS * Manchester, England, cut the screen door, pulling down the project^ sharp whiskers and 11) , Podunk Indian Village; members of the Master Donors available for 81.50, including James R. Schlesinger, a pipe boy. soap dishes, two pairs of ribbon opening the show Located near Verplanck School, Gub; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas admission, from 1 to 3 in the puffing former analyst for a shades so as to leave one bright made it Impossible for one to sit pajamas, a bedsheet and promptly at 5 o’clock. An inter There would be a spinning it is one of several villages in WE w m CLOSE JULY 4th Jackston, Mr. and Mrs. Louis cafeteria. Included will be clam government-nurtured think opening, and flaunt towels all quietly on them. bedspread, adhesive tape, a L ...... : national dinner featuring Polish the area. Apter, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard chowder, a choice of chicken tank and the nation’s onetime over the place to effect the tem wheel there, although nobody, pair of women’s elastic and Italian foods was served for even great-grandmother, knew A prize discovery in an attic 12) Highland Park; The site Apter, Mr. and Mrs. John chow mein or ham and cheese top spymaster, has been con porary r^uction in the fly pop stockings and 41 pieces of 82.50, which included the price how to use it. The wheel would drawer might be a set of false of Ciu!e Bros, paper mill. Case IF YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST Yanner, Jack Yanner, Mr. and sandwich, a choice of beverage, firmed by the Senate as ulation. Mosquito netting was silverware. of admission. The cost for spin until we broke the pedal. teeth. My uncle and my grand Mountain, Wyllys Falls and a LET US FILL YOUR FREEZER WITH U.S.DJI. CHOICE HIND. FOREQUARTER OR SIDE Mrs. R. B. Woodbridge and and a choice of Jello or spumoni secretary of defense. always over the baby carriage. Harvey Hughes, 48, Up to $150., Supporting Donor children is 81- (General admis father both saved money on copper mine. OF lEEF - SAVE AND EAT LIRE A KINRI Mrs. Arthur R. Woodbridge, in or tortoni. He was confirmed Thursday. A similar relief has since ’There were decrepit bureaus hospitaliz^ June 3 for a heart sion prices are 50 cents for dentistry by having all their 13) Union Village; The $150. or Over, Master Donor memory of Arthur R. Wood- The various booths feature Schlesinger, 44, a Harvard- developed in getting rid of full of obsolete objects and attack, was arrested adults and 25 cents for children. teeth pulled out and getting a marker, located on Main St. ap bridge, Mr. and Mrs. Robert displays of products made in trained economist, follows mosquitoes which rendered packages of letters preserved Wednesday after nurses noticed When the show opens today at false set, which lasted them for H m Heavisides. Manchester or are about Elliot L. Richardson’ who spent some localities almost unfit for from a previous generation. proximately 100 feet north of the corner of a bedsheet 51 BISSELL ST. 643-8424 SEMI OF ICE 5 p.m., the dinner, served until the rest of their lives and were For more Information call Burt Dittus, Development Direc* Supporting Donors are; Manchester business es only four months in the post residence and kept people in There were old books running F arr’s on the west side of the protruding from his black PLENTY OF FREE PARKINS SPACE 7, will be as follows; Swedish kept at night In a glass of water Eleanor H. Blish, Mr. and Mrs. tablishments. The armed ser before moving on to become at doors rather than setting out on back half a -century to be street, was the site of Depot leather bag. He was charged tor, 646-1222, Ext 334. dinner, fruit cup, minestrone or at the bedside. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Antone M. Cosme, Harold and vices are also represented. torney general. the porch. searched for illustrations, ’They Square. with larceny. French onion soup, Swedish
■: i PAGE TWO — Manchester evening-- , herald ^ ; , Manchester, _i Conn., Fri., June 29, 1973 Steel Workers Dropped FOOD COST $100 BILUON MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Frl., June 29, 1973 — PAGE THREE London — To meet interna MCC Given Federal Grant ' Washington—Excluding bev- Btginntn Qroup^ Theater eragres, U. S. shipments of food tional competition,' the British products are expected to rise 6 M y kStrstford, Steel Corporation has cut its GUITAR HARTFORD (AP) - The two commimity coUcfetito Schedule per cent to $100 billion in 1978 TV Tonight Sheinwold on Bridge Bolton Two Killed Conn. work force by 27,000 since 1967. Connectient Commission on Aid land comn^nnity service and to $145 billion in 1980. Reardon Heads MOW tkni SEPT. 2 A modernization and expansion programs. See Saimnlay’t Hermld far CLASSES to Higher Education today Populationgrowth and higher CompUta TV LUUngt GIVE UP GRACEFULLY iknFrt. program costing: 3 billion awarded grants totaling 122,013 T O MAKE SLAM South dealer $52£ORCH.'^ Mlyl pounds is likejy to result in a ISWMkCMVN SIS The federai grants, to be Sbowcaae Cinema 1 — “Live prices will account for much of Neither side' vulnerable T a x B i l l s M a i l e d Aox*aslAvit 4he increase. taaaaaaaaaaaaaataaaai i CONTRACT Accident further cut of about 180,000 by matched by the colleges on a M and Let Die,” 12:104:304:50- Police Chiefs Str tW y H , 111 12 By Alfred Sheinwold NORTH the end of the decade. basis, inelnde: 7:154:40 A A K Q 8.7 DONNA HOLLAND announced yesterday that GROTON (AP) ^ Two motor HQSTQ MW! Today’s hand, furnished by Sbowcaae CSnema 2 — “Song - 6 : 0 0 - V A 104 M anchester Police (^hief Correspondent Bentley Memorial Library is cyclists were killed and their ■ MCASURS FOR MEAS — $14,SI9 to Manchester Com- of the South,” 1:304:454:06; (a-s42)4iiwa Jean Besrc, the great Swiss 0 82 James M. Reardon has been Tel. 646-0375 terminating its participation in passengers injured Thursday U R E Evt>.: JUM 23. 26. mnnity College to operate the (18) I SPY expert, is an exercise in 4$ AS elected president of the Connec Bolton Tax Collector Elaine the reciprocal borrowing night in an accident on Route M jti.: luM 20. 24. 30. BOlEirSMUSIC “Aristocats,” 12:004:054:20- "modd cities career connaMing declarer’s play. Pay no atten WEST E, ticut Chiefs of Police Associa 184, police said. ■ THE COUNTRY WIFE 1113 m SL Hwhiriir 9:35 (20) SOUNDINQ SOARD. Potterton said yesterday that program of the Capitol Region kf WillUw wyektfitr. t«$ ■ Jmw PRO Slid inservice training In Showcase Cinema 3 — (24) SESAME STREET tion to the East-West cards and A 54 A I >093 tion. Election of officers was residents will begin receiving Library Council as of July 1, An investigation continued 19 30. 22. 28. Mils ; June 17. 21. stitute.” the Institnte is used to (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH forget about North’s optimistic C? 83 1 C? 9 7 5 2 conducted at the'organizatlon’s 1973 due to the increased cost of today, with police saying they 23, 27. "Dillinger,” 1:30-3:35-5:45- their tax bills because all bills «0CCER train Hartford Model Cities 7:55-10:15 (40) DANIEL BOONE bidding. Decide on the best line 0 Q J 10 9 4 0 63 annual meeting Thursday n i^t have been mailed out. membership. weren't sure what happened to ■ M A C B E T H Ert* ; luM 29. 30 cenMcnorr enq>loye8. of play for 12 tricks at hearts, 4k KJ S2 4k 1097 at Branford. Mil.: lun< 28. Showcase Cinema 4 — Taxes on the October 1972 Pony Team No. 2 cause the accident between the WILDCATS — 6:30 — V ^ th dealer SOUTH Reardon will be sworn in for E«|i 8:30. M ill Wtd, Thu. Sit, Sun 2 “Scarecrow,” 1:004:05-5:22- (3) CBS NEWS list are due and payable July 1 Bolton ‘Pony team No. 2 won two cycles which were — 17,483 to Mattatock Com- Neither side vulnerable ♦ 62 his one-year term as president TIC8IT INFO, t FMONE «E$.: ( * « l J27- 7:35-10:00 (8) ABC NEWS in one installment. its last four games played. It traveling one behind the other. 2788. e«iin«t1 fitiilei: (203) 378-7321. mnnlty College in Waterbary Opening lead — Queen of ^ KQJ6 in ceremonies scheduled for NLIlioKMYS Fridsr Sstunhf for "senior adnlt leadership .Vernon Cine 1 — I'lh e Man (22-30) NBC NEWS Taxes become delinquent defeated the Andover, Hebron Pronounced dead on arrival AMERICAN D P . 8 MASTER CHARGE •at, AnwM Diamonds ' 0 AK75 Sept. 13 at Manchester. at Lawrence and Memorial At Str«Hord B n ONict Only training.” The program, Who Loved Cat Dancing,” 7:15- ♦ Q63 Aug. 2. After Aug. 2 interest at Chiefs and Hebron Jets pony MUMSTMM 9:15; “Yellow Submarine,” — 7:00 — It’s reasonable to assume Reardon, who in the past year the rate of V« of a per cent per ■ Hospital in New London was TICKETS ALSO AT; c M u m m operated in conjunction With South West North East -teams. lURTFOM-klSP.IL f 12:00 hfidnigfat (3) WORLD OF KRE8KIN that the suits will break fairly has served as first vice presi month will be charged from Robert J. Holt, 25, of Mystic, MANCHESTER - Buttorflold’t New Opportimities for Waters 1 Pass Pass Yesterday they defeated D«pt.Stor«: NEWINQTON - Th« (8) TRUTH OR normally, but not ideally. The 2 4 dent of the police chiefs group, police said. The other victim, S 2 2-92 2 3 bury instructs senior dtiaena in Vernon Cine 2— “The Harrad 2 NT Pass Pass Julyl. Bolton Pony team No. 1. Tom Book Shop It Mirkol Sguiri. EUeANT C0N8EQUENCBS spades and hearts should break 3 succeeds Monroe Police Chief how to teach useful skills and Experiment,” 7:300:30 4 C? Pass 6 9 All Pass If you own real or personal my McCurry struck out 15 Edward Duerr, 19, also from Jerry Lewis Twin Ohema 1, (18) DICK VAN DYKE 4-2 and the diamonds should Jacob Tufano as president. property in Bolton and you do Mystic, died early today at the BANQUET information to other senior (20) NEWS Opening lead — 0 Q batters. Mike Aheam made a Caldor Shopping Plaza — "High break either 4-3 or 5-2. You need Reardon has held nearly all not receive a tax bill, Mrs. hospital, according to dtiiens. (22-30) NEWS only these normal breaks to be fielding gem and was cited by FACILITIES Plains M fter,” 7:004:00 the elected positions in the Potterton requests that you call his coach. authorities. MANCHESTER (24) COUNTRY ROOTS absolutely safe at six hearts. You can probably find For 12 to 300 Pooolm Jerry Lewis Twin Onema 2, association at one time or her office. She notes that you Billy Stevenson pitched for The accident occurred about lUy) NH' \ 111 2GIEAT MTS (40) ABC NEWS The best line of play is to win another way to make the hand / . Caldor Shopping Plaza — another. are laible for taxes whether or Pony team No. 1. 9:15 p.m. Thursday. [I>;\THEATRES EAST the first diamond and give up a as the East-West cards actually “What’s Up Doc?” 7:304:30 — 7:30 — He became Manchester’s not you receive a bill. spade trick at once.. lie, but you can’t be sure of bow RescrvitNBS Plsist South Windsor Cinema — (3) WHArS HAPPENING fourth police chief in 'January Chief Jm es Reardon The tax collector's office will Regardless of the return, you the missing cards lie if you see “Mark of the Devil,” 7:00; (8) LASSIE 1959, after serving with the be open from July 2 through 872-0289 87S44S1 inTWBlAMMr»0( ThtD vtvO onn , ■■ can t ^ e the other top diamond, only the South hand and the esnt Eastwood “Last House on the Left,” 8:45; (18) BASEBALL State Police for 23V4 years. ’’I’ll Mariano of Naugatuck, Aug. 10 daily from 9 a.m. until 2 i> - j a ■ 'IRE— ^ ruff a diamond with dummy’s' dummy. Your task is to find the aumMomu iM m. o "Prim e Cut,” 12:00 Midnight Indians vs. Yankees. note my 38th year in the police secretary; Chief Joseph A. p.m. and Monday evenings DirtyHany “ “ Margaret Rutherford stars ten of trumps and draw four best play against any normal M M I State Theater — “Camelot,” (20) HUMAN DIMENSION business this November,” Ciriello of Watertown, from 7 until 9. PAMAVISKW* • TECHNKOLOSr • Wsrrm Dfoa.. A Mmay Cssipswy EXWEWIIWEWT^ in the comedy movie, distribution. 8:00 (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL rounds of trumps. Then you can Reardon commented. treasurer; and Chief Richard BttfkmD'BMisfiau get to dummy ^ t h a spade or a Daily Question Library "Mouse on the Moon,” to be Burnside Theater — “Paper (24) WORLD PRESS A native of Manchester, Carlo of Bethel, sergeant-at- .. N - I "* As dealer, you holdi Head librarian Ruth Grose 2 club to run the rest of the PUS IW fW Domld WiwBMrSSr t wriind presented by NBC-TV Moon,” 7:30-9:30-12400 (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Reardon attended local schools. arms. - spades. Spades, AK-Q-8-7 ( Hearts, A- He is m a rri^ to the former Friday, June 29, at 9 p.m. U.A. East 1 — "Emperor of (40) NANNY AND THE mTPCO-WT KLUTE Jane Foodi Enough Tricks | 10-4; Diamonds, 8-2; Clubs, Agnes Pongratz. C i n e ^ the North,” 2:00-7:10-9:30; PROFESSOR This give you four spade A-8-4. Other officers of tho Connec “Tales from the Crypt & - 8 : 0 0 - ItM EIISlBH.M .IiantW iW Rm tricks, four trumps, two What do you say? ticut Chiefs of Police Associa Asylum,” 12:00 Midni^t (3) 60 MINUTES diamonds, one club and one ruf Answer: Bid one spade. Do tion, elected Thursday n i^ t, U.A. East 2 — “Harrad (8-40) BRADY BUNCH Jerry Lewis Twin H L-SM . BBB fing trick. Twelve tricks are all not open 1-NT when you have a are Chief Joseph Pascarella of Experimoit,” 2:00-7:004:00 (20-22-30) SANFORD & you need. powerful 5-card major suit, es East Haven, first vice presi Cinema 1 ^ U.A. East 3 - “Let The Good SON 7 The important play is to give pecially when you have a dent; Chief Alfred Quintilllano Times RoU,” 2:00-7:304:20 (24) WASHINGTON WEEK worthless doubleton in some 9 o a r The Beetles that spade trick up gracefully of Rocky Hill, second vice ■ irraR OHCB A lOAI m Manchester Drive-In — “Dir IN REVIEW at the very beginning. The slam other suit. president; Chief Frank J. Ye lew Si3bm9Pirt&, A W H O L E ty Harry,” 10:45; "Klute,” 8:50 — 8:30 — Copyright 1973 y ] e x n o n M is then a cln^ except against HEW WORLD OF East Hartford Drive-In — UUKEST MIUSaKNT (8-40) ODD COUPLE very abnormal breaks. General Features Corp. C i n e M > “Pat Garrett and Billy the nUK IN NEW EN6UND (20-22-30) LITTLE PEOPLE MAOHIFICEHT Herald lnsm sren.i4»ii«»iEW |M M »E Kid,” 10:35; "WUd Rovers,” -k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k (24) MUSIC FROM AMBLER I uMWWnywiPW COMWR Fsoo D §''W^^T:TU|>Pb A PAGE FX)UR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June » , im MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., June 29, 1973 — PAGE FIVE Vernon ■Court FreezfeS’ ilandtffitpr ilrralb State Impounded Ed iFunds Founded OeL 1, 1881 Savings WASHINGTON (AP^ A U.S. District Judge Joseph C. Hospital* F ollies federal judge thursday froze' Waddy’s order calls for the educational money Impounded funds to be frozen until a deci Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receivie their by the Nixon administration Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily tefore 5:30 Tallied sion can be made on the merits and which otherwise would of the state’s Truest for a 06040, telephone $43-2711 (AC 203). Slated for Fall p.m. should telephone the circulation have , reverted into the general preliminary injunction against" departm ent, 647-9946. Published every evening except Sun NEW HAVEN (AP) - revenue fund at the end of the the impoundment. Federal Mrs. Priscilla Ojala is fiscal year, two days away. days and holidays. Entered at the Recommendations of the Com- > ’The theme fw the fall follies funds which are not spent by the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation general chairman of the follies. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se mission on Services and E x p ^ to be presented by the Rockville The rulii^ came' in a case in end of the fiscal year ordinarily Member of The Associated Press Committee chairmen are Ann itiated by the State of.Penn cond Class Mail Matter. ditures— the Etherington Com General Hoq>ltal Auxiliary wUl would revert back to the Dooley and Marilyn Schwebel, mission — have saved Connec be “X-ray-M Follies of 1973.” sylvania which challenged general revenue fund. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher talent; Pat Cedor, programs;' The Manchester. Publishing Co. ticut more than $60 million to The decMoo was made at a President Nixon’s impound Judy ’TeSelle, patrons; Ellen ment of more than $380 million assumes no financial responsibility for date, and the commission alw committee meeting held last The other states joining night. Skoronek, secretary and ticket for educational programs. has led to improved services, Pennsylvania in the suit were typographical errors appearing in adver chairman; Jan Dahling, make Subscription Rates Gov. ’Thomas J. MeskiU said The follies is a biomlal affair Pennsylvania brought the ac Hawaii, Vermont, Nevada, tisements and other reading matter in qxmsored by the auxiliary and up; Fran Sanders, costumes. tion to force the goveriunent to Payable in Advance ’Thursday. Nebraska, Wisconsin, The Manchester Evening Herald. featuring local talent. Proceeds Also; Susan Hoffman, props release the funds and was ‘"The publicity surrounding Washington, Oklahoma, Texas, One M onth...... |3.25 Display advertising closing hours, go to w i^ purduse of equip and scenery; Erma Carter, joined in its suit by 10 other the commission’s activities Illinois and Massachusetts. Single Ck)py...... 15< three full days pfior to publication. ment for the hospital. assistant to director; Karen states. often stressed its concern with By Carrier, Weekly ...... 75( The committee decided to Bearse, Cabaret (cast party), Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon expenditures almost eliminate the Folly Dolly and When schools open in ^ fall One Y e a r ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon exclusively,” MeskiU said in a Stage Door Jdumy contests and the committee will conduct a Six M onths...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and speech to a luncheon audience to instead have a "Mystery poster contest for the follies. Three M o n th s...... $9.75 M on^y. gathered to hear a progress Legs” contest strictly for the Anyone wishing to take part report on the commission’s ac men. The winner may be brave as a performer or worker, lermite control complishments. enough to be identlfi^ after the should contact Mrs. Ojala or To date, the state has reaUzed contest. Mrs. Dooley. one-time savings of more than The follies will be presented s a serious $16.4 million and recurring Nov. 2 and 3 and a talent party savings of more than $44.3 Sesquicentennial Guest Editorial is scheduled for Oct. 16. The milUon, MeskUl said. place has not been chosen, as Dusiness. His speech, however, focused yet. The committee is still Cut Gas Use on service accompUshments he looking for talent and workers JEFFERSON CITY, Mq Termites strike five times more homes said came as a direct or in for various phases of the (AP) — Missouri highwd than fires do. Silently, they cause thou 2 Qrand Balls direct result of comihission production. patrolmen have been trying fo?^ sands of dollars worth of damage every recommendations. Among Cargill Productions of New two weeks to use less gasoline. year, in the Greater Hartford area alone. them were: York City will again direct the “What we’ve done is try — A policy emphasizing - to At Abair-Lavery we have no inside jokes follies and provide the cut usage by 10 per cent,” said about pests. As a professional pest con Climax Event decentraUzed homes for the costumes. Lt. Col. Walter Snyder, assis mentaUy retarded. trol company, we have been servicing tant patrol superintendentT the Greater Hartford area since 1944. expected. We held an emergency “ We h ave opened tw o Editor’s Note; Mrs. Jack (LiU) Some Things Like Wild Roses Do Not Change. (Photp by Sylvian Ofiara) regional centers and plans are Our fleet of trucks and skilled pest control Hunter, chairman of the Manchester meeting and voted to have the ball two under way for another in lower experts answer emergency calls all over 9 succeedin^^ nights, the same Fairfield County. We are (also) the area. Sesquicentennial Grand Balls tonight Other Editors Say in the process of leasing 25 orchestra, the same decorations, the If you think you have an insect, bird, and Saturday at the State Armory, is group homes for these special William Aldrich, recepient of the Eagle School Eladge, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gor or rodent problem, we recommend our today’s guest editorialist. same in every way. This amounted to citizens,” MeskiU said. don Aldrich of Paper Hill Rd., Hebron WOWI free, professional inspection. If evidence planning a ball for 1200 people. A 60-Day Freeze — A home health care of pests is found, we will provide you with Max Lerner program that makes it possible We proceeded to call the DeFranco for many former nursing home an immedia'te estimate and explain what (New York Daily News) Phase 4 approach plus natural needs to be done. The Sesquicentennial Grand Ball orchestra, called about having fresh forces already at work will slow residents to be cared for in Hebron their own homes through such Pest control is a serious business. will take place tonight and tomorrow The anti-inflationary the upward thrust of inflation Comments table clothes for the second night, con services as visiting nurses and Great Excitement This Week measures announced by Presi and speed our return to a freO night, June 29 and 30, a t the mealsH>n-wheels. At The tacted a cleaning service to come dent Richard M. Nixon are a market. — A more comprehensive Aldrich Earns Eagle Badge Manchester State Armory. ’The ball reduced-voltage application of As he has before, Mr. Nixon ©Abair after Friday’s dance to make sure all Letter To Brexhnev program about to be initiated at the A ugust, 1971 “ shock likened economic controls to a committee began work over nine would be in order for Saturday’s func Cedarcrest Hospital for suf treatment.” narcotic and vowed he would ANNE EMT Portee, Steven Devins and Dale Bruce MacBryde (2). PARKADE! ferers of chronic disease. - months ago in order to present a tion. The tickets for the second dance A freeze was applied to all not let the nation become Correspondent Dubois. Also, Paul Nielsen (3), * Bob Coleman Shows "We expect as a result of this The Pest Control People memorable evening for all those who prices except at the farm level, hooked on them. The analogy is it is because of this hope for writers used to specualte about Tel. 228-3971 Second Class Scout rankings ’Thomas Coiro (1), Daniel Coiro * Big Week-Long Sale were sold out in a matter of days. WASHINGTON, D.C. - Dear new program.. enable more with ceilings set at the average grimly appropriate, for persis peace, not because they like whether there would be a .to were presented to Brian Bard, (2), Kevin Unsworth (2), Dale attend. Leonid Brezhnev; You have patients to go home to the care Join In the Fun All Week Long (Someone asked if we wanted to plan reached during the week June 1- tent government management you, and not because you bring “convergence” between our Boy Scout ’Troop 28 of Hebron Charles Pitts, Joseph Pitts, Dubois (1), Crandall Yopp (2), been a good guest, a shrewd and affection which only a 6 4 9 -1 3 9 0 When I was asked to be chairman of 8. (Wages were exempted.) will destroy the health and trade offers. Actually last two systems, with each moving awarded the Eagle Scout Badge Craig Porter, Robert Joel Wirth (1), Stephen Coiro for a third night. No thanks.) politician and an avid prac family can give,” MeskiU said. The tight clamp will remain vitality of the economy as sure year’s grain deals with you closer towa^ the other — in to William Aldrich at an Eagle McConnell, Douglas Moore, (1) and Douglas Moore (2). ^ the committee, I accepted the respon This committee has tried in every titioner of the American art of — A state plan for the treat in effect for up to 60 days, to be ly as dope reduced the addict to were bad bargains for us, and economics, government, Court of Honor recently at the Mathew Wirth ^ Crandall public relations. You have also ment of drug users and one sibility with the understanding that I way to make this a real birthday party followed by a Phase 4 program whining, sniveling dependence. the profits that our rich men or culture. Well, in one sense this Gilead HiU School in Hebron. Yopp. been sturdy support in this hour . about to be completed for of selective regulations not yet No amount of artificial corporations will make from is turning out to be true. Aldrich is only the Uiird Eagle In addition 84 awards for would be able to find a working com for the entire town of Manchester and of anguish to Richard Nixon, alcoholics. JUNE STORE HOURS: fully defined. Heaviest restraints on wages and prices their deals with you don’t move Watergate has shown that the Scout in the history of Hebron archery, art, athletics, mittee to help plan and organize the with whose continued power — ’The hiring of 600 new OPEN NIGHTLY TILL 9 P M to have it as elegant as possible. can take the place of greater, two ruling political elites — scouting. canoeing, citizenship in the J emphasis during and after the the rest of us. your own continued power.is employes in the mental health JBATURDAY TILL 9. dance. This committee wasn’t only a more efficient production, and You came out better from the yours and ours — are not so The rank of Eagle Scout is the community, citizenship in the There are tables to order, freeze will be on stabilizing the entwined in bonds of strong departoent in order to comply cost of items with high impact fiscal restraint that puts an end first SALT round than we did. different in their approach to highest award a scout can home, citizenship in the nation, working group, but more Importantly, arrangements for< the bandstand, self-interest. with the pubUc health code. BUTTERfiEldS on consumer pocketbooks — to budget-busting federal spen bugging and surveillance. If achieve and is presented only Connecticut natural resource, You have a high stake in your There is a brilliant account of The commission, named for they were a willing group. Mrs. H. special lighting effects, centerpieces, food and gasoline, for instance. ding. the talks in a new book— “Cold that’s any comfort to you, take after the scout has earned all 21 drafting, first aid, fishing, new American connection. You its chairman, former Wesleyan John Malone agreed to be my co- The return to stricter con The latter has been the single Dawn: ’The Story of SALT,’' by comfort in it. of his merit badges. home repairs, life saving, outside parking, niicrophones to set started as an engineer, and you University I^esident Edwin P. trols, at least for the time greatest factor In promoting in John Newhouse (Holt) — which But don’t let it mislead you. Aldrich, who will he a ninth music, nature, pets, pioneering chairman. She has previously planned know that Russia’s only hope as Etherington, was established up, and numerous other details to be being, was dictated by political flation. Congress has been your staff Is doubtless We don’t like that element in grader at Rham High School in reading, rifle and shotgun, a great power depends on by MesUll to study ways of im many other functions at the armory willing — and even anxious— to translating for your nuclear your system any more than we Hebron next year, plans to at sports, swimming were thought of and completed. There were as much as by economic fac technology and production. proving state government and clamp curbs on everything elite to read. ’Die author is like it in our own White House tend the Lake of Isles Reserva present^ to 30 scouts. U and nothing appears to be too much of tors. A freeze will bring im That is why you are here. You telephone calls and visits to be made specificaliy to reduce the near- Scouts receiving the awards mediate relief to the buying except its own reckless sprees. need America’s wheat to shore careful to remain a chronicler, group. What is only marginally tion this summer as an assis a problem for her to solve. iy $250 milUon deficit he in were Ralph Clark (5), Jeff to local businessmen and citizens for public. It should%lso deflate the The President has tried, with up your poor harvest, but I don’t see how anyone can true of your system as a whole. tant senior patrol leader. herited from previous ad Bombard (4), William Roche We started in August, 1972, with faction in Congress that has vetoes and scolding, to bring the America’s know-how to im read it without concluding that It doesn’t endear either you or their help and contributions. There ministrations. (1), Kris Karvelis (4), Chris been braying about writing its wastrels to their senses. prove Russia’s, American your negotiators were shrewd your system to us, nor nudce us organizing the committee and having were calls made to Hartford, Awards Gilman (1), Matthew Wirth (4), own control formula. Perhaps if the taxpaying, con capital to build the plants that and tough, and .that you camei trust either. In addition to Aldrich James Larochelle (2), Rodney monthly meetings. At our first Springfield and New York. Now you Faced with those pressures, suming, voting public would Russia requires. We have what out with nuclear parity We know you have an receiving his Eagle Badge, two Ford (2); Joseph Pitts (5), meeting we met to decide which Mr. Nixon opted for a holding chime in with full-throated you need; you need what we guaranteed for Russia. The new Achilles’ heel — your hatred of Welfare Costs To Soar can see why a working committee was other scouts, Michael Silver Charles Fitts (5), David Shaw action. He has bought some protests, the message might get have. It is as simple as that. round won’t change that, nor Qiina. Anyone who touches it New York — State and local orchestra to choose. We needed one Wounds you. Well, we feel and Jeffrey ^m bard received (5). N needed. time, hoping that his revised through. Yet not quite so simple. You should it at this point. government spending for public the rank of Star Scout. Also, Alan Porter (5); Craig which would have the most appeal to also have what we in America We all want SALT to succeed. strongly about Europe, not as welfare will, by 1980, more th..n I cannot say another word about the Six other scouts were made Porter (5), Michael Silver (4), need — not technology, not Not only can an insane weapons enemy but ally. And we feel double that of 1970, according the people. It did not take long to vote arrangements for the ball without First Class Scouts during the Robert McConnell (5), Brian resources — although someday race destroy both sides but its strongly about Israel, for the to Tax Foundation, Inc. The for the Glenn Miller Orchestra con economic costs would be in same reasons. We don’t intend number of welfare recipients is ceremonies. They are David Bard (1), WUliam Aldrich (3), naming the women who truly have we may want to talk about a Shaw, Ralph Clark, David tolerable, especially for you. to let Russia replace the Unit^ projected to rise from 14 mil Steven Hovey (2), David ducted by Buddy DeFranco and worked so long and hard to put it all trade for your new oil and lion in 1970 tp 21 million in Higgins, Bruce MacBryde, Alan in F o r u m But having achieved weapons States as a force in Europe, Higgins (2), Vincent Szwed (2), featuring the original Miller natural gas resources. Mostly 1980. together: Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, what n e ^ was to find a Soviet parity with America, it is clear because the linkage of our two arrangements. Remembering Mrs. Fred Geyer and Mrs. John leadership willing to strike a that the Russians now want to creative continents through • INFANTS « TODDLERS: ture to Say they would have achieve technological and much of modern Western “Moonlight Serenade’’ and the sound Mrosek, ticket chairmen; Mrp. Learned power balance with us, rather given young Mr. Childs another than eager for a showdown. It is economic parity. ’The irony is history has been too important of Glenn Miller, nostalgia camejwer Lesson Well lesson in law...and his grand to both. Nor can we allow Israel m m PLAYWUR Ronald Jacobs, correspondence; Mrs. important for us to get away that you can’t begin to catch up Large aelectlon of bubblea, auneulta, aun dreaaaa, ahortalla us all. It seemed only appW mtdioVi To the editor: father, too. from confrontations and cold with America without to be isolated by your influence John Tierney and Mrs. George Thomas C. McPartland in the Middle East, for every and othera. Aaaortad atylea and oolora. such a celebration. y ’ During the past week, there wars, and get spell of peace. America’s help. ’That,, too, is Lawrence, decorating; Mrs. Leon have been several references in 523 E. CJenter St. Let me candid. If the why are are here. military, political and moral A “Spankii^” New reason. During the next w e e l^ we tried to Charendoff and Mrs. James The Herald to the litter^ con Manchester American people welcome you A decade or more ago our You talked at length with our Reg. 3.60-5.50 agree on a decorat^ theme. We dition of the Nike site following 1.99 & 2.99 McCarthy, arrangements; Mrs. Ber the Senior Picnic and to the congressmen about Jewish needed to dress up the armdry in nard Apter, reservations; Mrs. Paul damage done to property there. emigration from Russia, and some way and have it look like it was According to some, “out ‘'And When You Get It Fixed, you said it was no longer a Manchester Business! • GIRLS SIZES 4-14: Willhide, publicity. Each and every siders,” and not students of problem. Yet even while you part of our town-wide celebration. We one of these ladies was Involved in M.H.S., were responsible for I’d Like to See the Wiring Diagram!” were saying it, there were news SUMMER SHORTS SETS contacted a display man from Hart over nine months of planning. I want the majority of the damage and reports of your police rounding striped cotton aeeraucker ahorta with aleeveleaa knit topa to up Jews who had asked for exit ford and he was most helpful. We had for the mess which remained. match. to say how much I personally ap But the fact remains that the permits and who were several meetings and telephone con preciate what each has contributed. place was left in deplorable protesting their denial. condition. You have said this is an inter Reg. 3.75 2.59 or 2/5.00 versations which eventually led to our My thanks too, to Ed Tomkiel, Tom I wonder how many people nal matter for Russia. But in 2 decorating theme. With the orchestra Ferguson and Ken Morgester for their notic^ the condition of Main ternal matters can become d chosen and the decorating decided u ^ helpful suggestions. ,Street and adjacent areas concern’'to other nations. MARTENS on, we were making progress. Following Saturday’s parade. Watergate is an internal SWMWEAR SOECnON Let’s hope several years from now Youngsters and older folks matter, but is is very much One and two-piece awImauKa, bIkInIabikinia andan awlm-draaaea. ^The tickets were printed and began many of us will reminisce over alike could be seen casually your concern because if Nixon Style after atyle In printa and aollda.Ida. dropping or throwing all sorts is impeached and Vice Presi to sell at such a rapid rate that we Manchester’s ISOth celebration and of trash, before, during, and dent Agnew succeeds, there is AGENCY soon diarovered that more people recall h<^ wonderful it was to dance after the parade. little chance for furtW steps Reg. 5.50-0.00 2.99 • 4.99 9 wanted toV l and be a part of our an on a balmy June night to "Moonlight My point? Young people learn on trade, investment, SALT. \ ' ’Thus also what happens to niversary dance than we had ever how to behave in society by im Realtors Serenade.’’ itating those around them. If freedom of movement fnxn \ the mess at the Nike site is an Russia and freedom of intellec TENMS & SUN DRESSES example, the young people, tuals within Russia counts for 357 E. Center Street Aaaorted atylea In criap perma preaa (abrica.fabrica. Many bright whether from Manchester or us, since it may decide how Phone 646-2550 printa and colorful aollda to chooae>ae from. “outside,” have learned their liberal a future Russian regime Today in History lessons well. will be, and whether the ties Sincerely yours, we are forging turn out to be Reg. 5.50-8.50 2.99 ■ 4JI9 Carol J, Hill ropes of sand. Mrs. Randall R. Hill By The Associated Press Five years ago...the National In 1941, fo rm e r P olish 142 Croft Drive Today is Friday, June 29, the Maritime union went on strike Premier Ignace Paderewski Manchester Says: GROUP OF FAMOUS LABEL KMT, 180th day of 1973. There are 185 against firms that operate 70 died in New York at the age of per cent of the U.S. merchant Tofiny'x Thought days left in the year. 80. SPORTSWEAR CO-ORDINATES Today’s highlight in history; fleet. In 1946, the British arrested Another As you settle down this V Mix and match aelectlon of alacka, abort On this date In 1939, the first One year ago...the U.S. Congratulations On more than 2,700 Jews in evening, to enjoy your two-day aleeve topa, ahorta, tank topa, aleeveleaa commercial airplane flight Supreme Court ruled that the Lesson Palestine in an attem pt to weekend; take some time to from the United States to death penalty, as thdn ad in Law topa. stamp out alleged terrorism. ministered, was un remember the coming holiday Europe kras completed as the To the editor: In 1966, North V^tnam’s constitutional "cruel and un and what it is aU about. What .,Reg. 4.00-6.50 ...... “Dixie Clipper” landed at Richard S. Childs treasures Your ISOth Birthdayi 1.99-2.99 capital, Hanoi, and the prin we enjoy was bought at a price, Lisbon, Portugal. usual” punishment. cipal port of Haiphong, were the. memory of his "first lesson whether it be our liberty, In 1577, the Flemish painter, Today’s birthdays: Prince MASTER CHARQE, BANK bombed by the U.S. for the first in law’’ yet recalls with obvious religion, iife^tjde; you name it. Peter Paul Rubens, was bom. Bernhard of the Netherlands is AMERICARD OR BUTTERFIELD’S time in diNYtetnam war. pride his badgering of the No man Is an island. In 1613, William 62 years old. Black militant Manchester!’^ CHARQE. town’s law enforcement of Stokely Carmichael is 32. You are in s o m e b ^ ’s debt. Shakespeare’s Globe theater in Ten yearrago...a dispute ficer. One conjures up pleasant There are no self-made men. London burned during a perfor between the Soviet Union and Thought for today; I don’t images of how some of know who my grandfather was. Submitted by; mance of “Henry the VIII.” Communist China'worsened as Manchester’s 20th century Rev. David M. CamiHteU, U t tlw Martens Agency pamper you In your real aetata needs In 1880, France took control the Soviets demanded Uie recall I am much more concerned to lawmen featured in your an Pastor, 1BUTTERFIELP*8 MANCHE8TER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT |92 know what his grandson will be of the South Pacific island of of three officials of the Chinese niversary supplement would United Methodist TaUU. embassy in Moscow. — President Abraham Lincoln. react in such treatment. I ven Church, Bolton t PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancberter, Conn., Fri., June 29.1873 EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn.. Fri,, June 29,1973 — PAGE SEVEN Togetherness Continues MERIDEN (AP) The Valentine said Diane took her former Diane and Donna sister to the hospital early Sen. Weicker Warner, twin sisters from Thursday morning. Not long Wallingford, checked into afterward, Diane began to have Moioorial Hospital and, within labor ifbins and she also CIRCUIT COURT 12 nection with a March 29 inci four hours of each othw, gave became a patient. ■ ' Manchiesler Ses§ion dent at Case Mt. birth to dau^ters. :es ^ The twins also. shared Thomas O'Connell, 19, of 25 Diane and her husband, pregnancies 20 months ago Northfield St., pleaded guilty to Thomas J. Agnew, 5Si, of 40 Lester Valentine said they'were whra one day a p ^ Donna had a charge of illegal possession of Tower Rd., pleaded guilty to a thrilled as did Donna and her twin sons and Diane gave birth a non-narcotic controlled sub charge of being found in husband, William Grehl. to a girl. Intimidation stance and wa9 fined $100, toxicated and was fined |20. A Thursday. charge of breach of peace by In a companion case, a count assadt against him was noUed. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. I am such a disloyal Republican of the same charge .against Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., I am going to switch to the Mary Shainin, 17, of 35 S. charged Thursday that the, Democratic p arty ’’ Weicker Lakewood Circle, was noUed M arlow’s have White House has tried to in said. (not prosecuted. timidate him and the Senate “I say before you and I say Gilbert C. Watson, 53, of East The two were charged in coo- Watergate probe and said he before this committee, I am Hartford, pleaded guilty to a had asked the special here as a Republican, quite charge of operating a motor H u s h Watergate prosecutor to in frankly I express the feelings of vehicle while under the in vestigate. the other 42 Republican, fluence of liquor and was fined In a ringing defense of his senators I work with, the ran6e and 1200. FUEL OIL H ip p ie s’ credentials as a Republican, Republicans of the state of - BRAND SHOES Weicker also said alleged White Connecticut, and in fact the 445 HARTFORD ROAD HEAR McKEE ST. MANCHESHR GASOLINE House actions in regard to the Republican Party are far better DAILY 10 - 0 SAT. 10 - 0 Roy E. Webber, 20, of 940 E. Watergate case are not typical than these illegal, un BANTLY OIL Middle Tpke., pleaded guilty to of the party. constitutional and gross acts COMPANY, INC. charges of excessive exhaust "Republicahs do not' cover which have been committed from a motor vehicle, defective up;” he said. "Republicans do these past months,” Weicker 331 Main Street brakes, unsafe tires, defective not threaten, do not commit il said. Tel. 649-4595 muffler (two counts) and defec legal ' acts, and God knows Weicker’s speech was Republicans don’t view their Rockville 875-3274 tive tires and was fined a total followed by heavy applause of 1150. opponents as enemies tobe from spectators in the Senate harassed.” Caucus Room, who were Weicker said there had been gaveled to order by Sen.- efforts to spread stories that Howard H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., 2 there were iiregularities in the co-chairman. FriUiie II financing of his 1970 Senate The telephone transcript also T h e campaign. referred to Baker as h am g told Within the last few days, Weicker “to shut up” about . . , _ Pattabie suede. Faithfully cushy foam Weicker said, "a reporter from White House involvement in D u t c h B o y underfoot. Crepe soles that bend with vou. How can Washington, D.C., was in Watergate. Both senators something so lovable noi be dumb? formed by former White House denied this. > It m c;'.4 '■" Youthful Actress Aims For Stardom The Baby Has BETTY RYDER $ Women’s Editor She’s young, lovely, free- Heart Assn. Been Named spirited, ambitious, and deter mined to give her acting career it - V everything she has to become a Prepares star. College Notes She’s Michelle Phillips, Cookbook former member of thie famous MeCavanagh, Mandi Rae and Marci Rac, twin daughters of David Churilla, son of Mr. the University of Connecticut. singing group “The Mamas and Joseph J. and Gail Warren^MeCavanagh of 38 Kni^ton St. Iliey and Mrs. of 58 Bretton Rd., has The Papas” now starring in her The Amerclan Heart were bom June^M-at IwiicEMter'Meniorial Hospital. Their been acc^ted at this College of Gregory Caravella of Hart first picture “DiUinger,” in Association’s first cookbook, maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren of 113 Emporia, Emporia, Kan. He is Dr., TalcottviUe, has been which she portrays the dedicated to “ the pleasures of eating well, while eating rig^t” Homestead St. Their paternal grandmother is Mrs. Alice a 1964 graduate of Manchester named to the dean’s list for the girlfriend of John DiUjnger, MeCavanagh of 50 Homestead St. They have a brother, Charle High School. third term at New En^^and notorious bank robber of the in order to reduce the rhA of heart attadi and stroke, was Charles, 2,. -. Aeronautical Institute and its 30’s, considered by many to be / division, Daniel Webster Junior “the gangster’s gangster.” announced by Dr. Harold F. Granalo, Aaron Michael, son of George P. and Sally A. Miss Judy R. Pospisll of 42 College, Nashua, N.H. He was The film opened Wednesday Knight, President of The Heart Association of Greater Hart Kvadas Granato of 18 Ridge St. He was bora June 28 at Cambridge St., has been named graduated in June with the AS at the new Showcase Cinema 1- Manchester Memoriai Hospital. His maternal grandfather is to the dean’s list of the College degree in aviation administra 2-3-4, on Silver Lane in East ford. Anthony J. Kvadas Sr. of 100 Campfield Rd. His paternal grand of Liberal Arts and Sciences at tion. Hartford. During recent years, doctors father is George F. Granato Jr. of East Hartford. His great The winsome blonde in an in in The Heart Association of grandmother is Mrs. Sarah Hoha of Manchester. He has a terview at a press luncheon in Greater Hartford have con brother, Anthony George. the theatre’s plush foyer, is stantly advocated to the public quite determined to make her not ody a fat-controUed diet, Rose, Kelly Jean, daughter of David M. and Joyce Rhinehart be on new career work. but also a low-cholesterol one, Rose of 239 Oah St. She was bora June 28 at Manchester “ My work as an actress is to offset the risk of heart at tack. Hence, the next logical Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Delvina ■■ II almost too same as it was with Rhinehart of Manchester, N.H. Her paternal grandparents are “The Mamas and The Papas,” I step was a cookbook to provide Mr. and Mrs. J. William Rose of Amesbury, Mass. She has a e a rly b ird have the same goals, to create a the necessary meal p l^ and brotherf Chad, IVi. • ciuining jars product that wW sell,” she said. recipes to put this advice into NassUf Photo e canning caps practice. • canning rubbers •canning lids “As a member of the musical Gould, Richard Scott, son of Clayton H. and Elaine Johnson Catholii! Scouts Receive Awards group, I never had to handle in “The book can be as useful a Educators Visit Project HELP tool for the physician offering Gould of 214 Redwood Rd. He was bora June 25 at Manchester we have a omiplete aaeortment, terviews myself, there were guidance to his patients as for Minnesota educators visited the Food Service Lab at 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nine Manchester Boy Scouts receiv e the Pop^ Pius XII L. Mark Hafner, Douglas Stevenson and John Joy. WilUard ^ including fancy JcUy Jan! always four Of us. This is a Richard W. Johnson of 283 Vernon St. His paternal grandparents great experience, one that gives Americaa IntoDaUoiul Picture the healthy individual who is Manchester Community College this week to award, the highest religious a w ^ a Catho^ boy in Waterfield, another recipient, was absent v^en the photo receptive to advice that may are Mr. and Mrs. George Gould of Windsor. me a chance to express observe the HELP protect .geared to train handicapped scouting can obtain, at a recent^chdiocesan Boy ^ u t was taken. ’The scouts prepared for the! award in a Michelle Phillips In A Scene From "DiUinger.” help him stay that way,” says myself,” Michelle added. people in the food sem ce industry. Watching Sandra Rally at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Hartford. The award program arranged by Edward J. Ward of 144 Greenwood Dr. Arnold Fieldman, chahman I W L J T Fink, Christine Joy, daughter of Gerard C. and Susan Gerhart As a member of the musical DeVeau, a student in the program, as she prepares has been given only 34 times since 1946. Receiving the Dr. and under the spiritual direction of Sister Ellen Gor of the Physician Education /iwoRiAftyV o tiOT h e r s Fink of 102 Nike Circle. %e was bora June 24 at Manchester the mlraete of group that scored many said, “ and he has a-great “I want one day to Uve in tomatoes for salad, are from left, Arlo Wrenshler, u Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. award, from left to right, are Jeffery Frithsen, James man of St. Bartholomew’s Parish. process and special treatment Texas, peitaps Fort Worth or Committee of The Heart K# dowdtjown manefteHbr^J m I liH r iy i successes in the late 1960’s, Association of greater Hartford guidance counselor and supervisor of special programs; William Geitart of Baltimore, Md. Her paternal grandparents Potter, Michael Joy, Douglas Hauschild, William Keegan, Michelle knew fame and an in for skin. Con^uently, I use DaUas,” she said. & Director of Cardiology at Harvey Shew, a junior h l^ school principal; Elliot 31S CINTia ST., MANCHISTia,CONN.« Phon* 643-S13S are Mr: and Mrs. John G. Fink of Baltimore, Md. She a sister, come that provide her with just a Uttle blush, mascara, and “I Uiink there are people in Hartford Hospital. Whoolery, superintendent of schools; and George EkIer, an Jennifer, 4. many of life’s luxuries. some eye shadow.” that area who are very in The advice is b a ^ on a instructor in the high school food service program. Accom FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Now, divorced from John Would she advise other terested in environmental wealth of scientific data linking panying them on their tour of the facilities were Dr. Spiegel, Paul Joshua, son of Eugene and Frances Smolowitz Phillips, writer, singer and women to follow her lead and ^ science and I am just beginning Bankers Urged To Re-examine high levels of blood cholesterol CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS Speigel of 238 Kennedy Rd. He was bora June 25 at Manchester composer and one of the cut down on the amount of to realize that I don’t want my Robert Fenn, dean of faculty; Fred A. Ramey Jr.) pi’bject Mmorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Sam Smolowitz make up they use, she said, daughter to grow up in Beverly and other fats to increased director; and Richard Vizard, assistant director of the Lending Criteria For Women founders of the singing group, susceptibility to heart attack on all makes... of Brooklyn, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Mr. ad Mrs. Citation op Hwoi^ Michelle has launched a new “no.” Hills,” MicheUe said. Business Careers Division which is sponsoring the and stroke, which together kill Harry Speigel of Brooklyn, N.Y. He has a brother, Jeffrey, 4; and career in acting. “ They should do anything As for the future, she hopes summer program. Luncheon was prepared and served by BAL HARBOUR, Fla. - The income, number and ages of almost 900,000 Americans an a sister, Cheryl, 2Vk. “ I play the part of Billie they want to,” Michelle said there will be more films, with the students. The visitors are scheduled to visit the LOAN and RENTAL CARS banking industry should children — are needed to nually. MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL APPRECIATION FUND Frechette, a kept-woman, who with a grin, “ I have been raised depth and meaning, in which Culinary Institute in upstate New York. (Herald photo by Available by Appointment. . . .Palley, Stephen Martin, son of Dean S. and Anne Howell reexamine its lending criteria realistically appraise the f to think being a woman is she can meet the challenges The association’s cookbook in light of women’s changing stability of a woman’s income, shares one year of Dillinger’s offers 500 nutritious recipes, Klemens) Bailey of Robbie Rd., Tolland. He was bora June 20 at RttckvlUe MASTER DONOR’S CLUB life,” she said. great.” any young actress seeks to find. role In the nation’s labor force, he said. ranging from Hamburger 6>rn STAN OZIMEK) Manager General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. As to the many scenes of This hard-working and Showcase Cinema, where her the president of the American Adams, who is also president aw arded to Pone Pie to Paupiettes de Martin L. Howell of San Antonio, Tex. His paternal grandparents violence in the picture, dedicated young actress has film is now being ^own, is a 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER are Mr. and Mrs. Selden Bailey of Dothan, Ala. He has a brother, Bankers Association said here of The First National Bank of had to work for her chance at four-theatre complex, seats Veau, from Irish Soda Bread to -B y CLAY R. POLUN- Michelle says “these are im ARin UIRA David Duke.- recently. Denver, said some groups are stmom. MicheUe studied for over 3,000 in wide-s^ce rocking Boeuf Bourguignon, from Fresh M Vour Doily A tM ly Guido M already beginning to develop The following friends portant.” Strawberry Pie to Sukiyaki. It MAR. II Eugene H. Adams said if “The story depicts the two three years with drama coach chair lounges and has a 10-acre ^AM. 17 » According to tho Ston. * these criteria are outdated at a such statistics. of the hospital parking area. An art exhibit by also includes traditional dishes To develop message for Friday, years of Dillinger’s life after Justin Smith and feels her ^74| 5-16-27-40#i time when more women are One such group is The Center musical accomplishments the East Hartford Art League is from every region of America; 75-76.77 reod words corresponding to numbers 51-72j4 S 5 N > his release from prison, and I of your Zodioc birth sign. working for longer time periods for iVomen’s Policy Study in helped her acting career. currently on display In the New England Fish Chowder, ^ T A U R U S SCORPIO don’t toink the violence should 1 Tok* 31 To 61 Hord ocr. ii{ DONALD S. GENOVESI at better paying jobs, they Washington, D.C., which is Mexicah Chicken S(^p, Chicken 2 Romance 32 l< 62 Your for the generous support given to the hospital on the occasion be depleted. It’s a part of his “I believe I had a feeUng for Cinema’s gaUery, and John P. funded by the Ford Foundation Gumbo, Shoo Fly Pie and Crab I ^ MAY 10 3 Concentrate 33 B« 63 M oke NOY. II* could be blinding bankers to a acting, but having a name in the Lqwe, disteict manager, hopes 4 Good 34 Motttrs 64 Good of the ISOth Anniversary of the life as it was and that’s how it is fNn-22-33^ potentially profitable market. to conduct a thorough study of muscial entertainment field, to interest other area art Meat Maryland. 5 8 e 35 You 65 News 9-2031- presented,” she said. 6 Sociol 36 Your 66 Where 5338814 “ As women take on a larger women and credit, he said. Town of Manchester, Conn. certainly helped.” groups to use these faciUties for In a forword. Dr. Campbell Dressed in a multi-colored eiMNi 7 Fomjly 37 Pick 67 Affect SAGITTARIUS INSURANCE AGENCY, me. ABA has been providing the Moses, former medical direc 3B Foundations 68 Abruptly role in the economy, their Mrs. Raymond Vilelli Michelle has her work cut out their work. m a t II 8 Short NOY. 22 S. two-piece dress fashioned with 9Good 39 Bring 69 Interesting credit needs become more center with background infor for her. Among the actresses Other features currently tor of the association, explained 20 w aiki))le pleated skirt and long-sleeved 10 Concentrate 40 Expenses 70 Problems DEC. 21 M AN CH Sira mation. that the book is designed to 41 Plans 71 Perspective 1011 MMN IT. pressing,’’ he said at the annual she would one day like to being shown at the theatre are 7-18-32-0 11 Ambitions 8-19^3041 matching cardigan, the little 12 Core 42 Loy 72 W ith meeting of the Florida State “ Only a few days ago, emulate are Katherine Hep- the newest James Bond, “Live provide “basic advice on how to D’5663-73 B2-5748 New President blue-gray eyed actress com 13 Could 43 Reody 73 Concession £ Bankers Association. representatives of the ABA met bum, Gene Tierney, Marilyn and Let Die” ; two Walt plan daily menus for healthy CANCIR 14 First 44 Put 74 W ork CAPRICORN o n ly in mented on her challenging role. ^KJUNl it 15 News 45 That 75 Heolth O K . II > " I think we have to with two women from the The Greater Hartford Monroe and Greta Garbo. Disney’s “ Aristocats” ahd living, and bow to prepare fat- “ DiUinger is a r^l Ufe story, IdCertoin 46 Be 76 Enter acknowledge that banks, along center to go over specific Panhellenic Association recent “For now, I continue touring “ Song of the South” ; and controlled foods, combining « 17 Activities 47 Own 77 Picture JAH. IP MINOIIMES SUMIKR SCHEDULE; part of American history,” she a with the rest of the cr^it in problem areas that need special ly installed officers for the with the film, making personal Scarecrow with Gene Hackman them for full nutritional benefit D 3-14-25-36 18 Member 48 You 78 People 1-12-23-34j ' said. 47-59-70 19 Trips 49 In 79 Be 4«7808yL envygrM ii attention,’’ Adams said. and A1 Pacino. and abundant eating.” 50 You 60 Personol dustry, do in fact discriminate 20 Day coming year. Comparing her film with that appearances in its behalf,” AQUARIUS against women when it comes One of the most frustrating, They are; Mrs. Raymond J. LIO 21 On 51 Jibe 81 New We will close all day Saturdays Donors as of June 25: of the “Godfather” she said, Dr. Moses emphasized that j ” 22 Should 52 Could 82 To JAN. 20 to granting credit,’’ Adams problems in this area, he added, Vitelli, Kappa Alpha Theta, 27 “That is fiction, although it is C aUO. 22 23 Of 53 Foundotions 63 Personal no. II is the fact banks and women Concord Rd., president; Mrs. the book “is not a diet book. It’s 24 Upset 54 To 84 Income said. “ The question then based on true-to^Ufe people. 4-15-26-37 25 On 55 In SSTodoy 2-13-24-35/ effective June 23rd a cookbook— a funbook for peo 9). 4681-82-9Q1 becomes; is the discrimination seem to consider themselves John B. D’Agostino, Kappa Robert H. Smith Mr. A Mrs. Jack R. Hunter DUUnger Is based on a real man Newcomers Club Donates $220 &i48-5fr79-87l 2 6 Should 56 Up 86 Affairs Justified?’’ adversaries, when in fact they Kappa Gama, East Hartfo^, ple who like to cook and to eat, VIRGO 27 That 57 Change 87 Optimistic PISCIS Edward M. Kenney Mr. A Mrs. Robert W. Blake of our times knd is as historical 28 Could 58 For 88 ProjKts should be allies. "We want to The Manchester Newcomers the recipient of a |200 donation whether they are young or old, 29 New 59 Personol 89 Life «:•'»» k Adams said nobody knows the vice president; Mrs. Peter Bert Dittus ly accurate as possible,” she HU Saturday^ September 8th Mr. A Mrs. Miner B. Stackpole to be us^ for buying equipment living alone or in a family Sfpr. 22j 30 And 60 Proper 90 Get MAR. entire answer because of the lend money; they want to Rogan, Pi Beta Phi, Windsor, added. Club of the Hartford Region lack of studies on the way borrow it,” Adams said. secretary; Mrs. Irving Frank, Manchester Evening Heraid Dr. A Mrs. George A.F. Lundberg Sr. YWCA have made various con for the babysitting service for group, pursuing a career or YO-21-29-38 (^Good ^)Advene Qj^NeuSl 6-17-2839^ MicheUe, who Uves in Bever ^4Q.62-8i89|gF 15089-78 women’s status in the work “If we can develop equitable Alpha Phi, West Hartford, Walter Carter Jr. The Guinan Children tributions totaUng 8220. Y members and decorating the busily involved in keeping a ly Hills with her four-year-old home.” force has changed and will con criteria for lending, we will treasurer. Manchester State Bank Mr. and Mrs. C. Elmore Watkins daughter, Chynna, and a A donation of |20 was given to upstairs meeting room. have gone a long way toward send a child to the Manchester Proceeds were the result of tinue to change. Area residents serving on the NassHI Arms Co.. Mr. A Mrs. Douglas F. Ingram hou^eeper, Rosa, is a CaUfor- The recipes for the book For example, it is known that cementing this mutual board of directors for the com Inter-faith Day Camp for two the 'annual fashion show, a SPECIAL Juceph Qarman Mrs. Elizabeth Relchard nia native. came from kitchens across the when an employed woman friendship,” he said. ing year include; Mrs. William As to whether she wiU ever weeks. Christmas shopping spree) and (UmttoS n t iM Olhr) 16^ S C A M P Lynch Motors Crockett Agency, Inc. country, gathered by the Heart marries, she will probably con Graver, Alpha Omicron Pi, sing again with the now dis The Manchester YWCA was a spaghetti supper and wine PRICES START AT $8,900 Mjchael Lynch Association and its affiliates Any Standard tinue to work, but it isn’t known Vernon; Miss Janet Kail, Alpha Dr. A Mrs. Eugene M. Davis banded musical group she said, tasting program. from volunteer workers and Be the envy of the neigh>*' fort. Choose from eight models for how long, he said. Also un- Gamnia Delta, East Hartford; John H. Lappen Insurance Manchester Carbide Co., Inc. “I don’t write it off.” staff members, laymen and Portable ^rhood with your bfand-new in 18' to 28' lengths, priced at av^lable, he added, are the Our Servicemen Miss Margaret Mulkern, Pi *73 Swinger. Exterior styling is much less than you'd expect. John A. boQuattro Mr. A Mrs. Gustave Schaller “We love to sing together. physicians, dietitians and TTPEWRITER accented by sleek automotive statistical probabilities that she Beta Phi, Manchester; Mrs. I GOP Elects I Come in and test drive a Swinger William A. Olekslnski Mr. A Mrs. Warren Howland Hie group knows that I am College Note nutritionists. CMMdp AdlMlid* lines and the new, bright. motor home today. will leave the work force if she Airman Thomas S. Tomlin, Robert Munson, Alpha Omicron available, but its difficult to get mmrnkm Swinger green. Interiors are has a child, nor the probable son of Mr. and Mrs. Bennie T. Pi, South Windsor, publicity Wallace Parclak Mr. A Mrs. Vincent Borello Officers I In practical terms, the book livelier and more spacious. us all together. I see John often s *■ Kerri L. Kolhe of Manchester Panoramic front windows and duration of such an absence. Tomlin of Rt. 87, Columbia, has chairman. Mark R. Kravitz Mr. A Mrs. John E. Rogers puts emphasis on the use of / S W I N G I ^ tho, after aU he and I share a won the Winston Smith restyled cockpit let you enjoy The problem of women and graduated at Leppard AFB, The Greater Hartford J. Stewart Johnston M. Adler Dobkin The Young RepubUcan Club fish, poultry and lean meat. It’s *1 2 .9 5 £ •r w«(r« wfcwif/owat nnicitM daughter,” she added. Scholarship, made available by the landscape in complete cbm- a owrKM(y mr mcirrx ccMKMA Panhellenic Association is an of South Windsor held its annual also designed to keep to a pwMMnrw credit can only be solved by Tex., from the U. S. Air Force NassHT Camera A Photo Shop Dr. A Mrs. Philip E. Sumner .The lithe blonde who carries the University of New Haven aircraft menchanic course con organization of approximately elections at the Last National minimum the intake of n«k-4e) basing lending criteria on fact Graham L. Clark her five-foot seven-inch figure Greater Hartford Alumni Club 5d0 members representing 18 Mr. A Mrs. Willard B. Dickenson Bank in Hartford recently. cholesterol. VAN’S rather than assumption, Adams ducted by the Air Training elegantly has her own thoughts since 1956. Miss Kolbe has been Merrill Whiston Mr. A Mrs. Charles Wigren The officers elected for the Yale asserted. Actuarial-type tables Command (ATC). The airman, national sorority alumhae on fashion. admitted to the Class of 1977 In The American Heart Associa LEISURE LIVINS Ed’sAUantic 1973-74 year are; Ernest Small, TypewiMr Servlee dealing with the working who trained to repair current groups. Two scholarships are Mr. A Mrs. Donald S. Genovesi “I Uke dresses a little below the College of Liberal Arts as a tion Cookbook, published by 441 MAIN STREET, EAST HARTFORD president; Stephen Smith, first MMacatT. patterns of women in various Air Force jet aircraft, is being awaked annually by the group, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Bray Mr. A Mrs. William B. Thornton the knee. On me, they make me zoology major. Her father, David McKay Company, Inc., Weahday, HI 9 p.m. S«L 1U 8 p.m. vice president; Herbert ■Mcanrai circumstances — according to assigned to Randolph AFB, one to a college upperclassman M r. A M rs. E . Theodore Bantly^ Dr. A Mrs. Barney Wlchman look taller, and I like to look as James M. Kolbe, graduated sells for 17.95 in local education level, age, husband’s Tex., for duty with a unit of affiliated with a National Asplund, second vice president; Mr. A Mrs. Edgar H. Bafracliffe Mr. A Mrs. Alton A. Hall taUasIcan.” UNH with the Class of 1949. bookstores. ATC which provides flying, Panhellenic Conference sorori When it comes to blue jeans, Leslie Starr, recording Mr. A Mrs. Levon Parmaklan Mr. A Mrs. Sam ZIpkIn secretary; Florence Sorosiak, technical and basic military ty group, and the Ethel “she’s ttred of them.” training for Air Force per- Fosbrink Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. James P. Irvine Mrs. Albert T. Dewey “I wear them around the yard corresponding secretary; sdhnel. Airman Tomlin is a 1972 to an area high school senior Bruce A Jane Noble . Dr. A Mrs. Fran^ W. HeHrick with my daughter, but I’m hap Mary Anne Sklenar, treasurer; graduate of Tolland High planning to attend a four-year John Q. Frank Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Haskell py to ^ e d my hippy look for and Wilma Cornell, delegate-at- large. 2 School. college or university. W. Harry England Mr. A Mrs. Phillip Harrison beautiful clothes,” Michelle added. 'Die club is open to aU those Herbert A. Greenwood Pllade Ferraris between the ages of 20 to 40 in REPLI CARVE As for makeup, she wears OMNIBUS About Town Mr. A Mrs. Arthur Holmes David M. Caldwell Jr., M.D. , practicaUy pone. clusive. Anyone interested in Mr. A Mrs. Norman Holmes Mr. A Mrs. Robert C. Glenney “I am a patient of Dr. Ernest more information may contact WOOD GRAINED SHUTTERS The Rev. Winthrop Nelson, Ernest &naU, 644-1930 or LesUe ONE Mr. A Mrs. Howard L Holmes Mr. A Mrs. Geotge T. LaBonne Jr. Lassow, a dermatologist,” she Si^ccmlizinq in co-pastor of Center Stari-, 644-2989. 2 2 6 IN THE Dr. A Mrs. Charles R. Hamilton Jr. Mr. A Mrs. Harold W. GarrHy Custom Framing Congregational Church, will SPENCER ST. PATHMARK A. Elmer DIskan, M.D. Mr. A Mrs. Nat N. Schwedel conduct a service Sunday at O MAINTENANCE FREE MANCHESTER SHOPPING CENTER gifts arts 6;4S a.m. on radio station Mr. A Mrs. Leon Dobkin Mr. A Mrs. E. J. McCabe 9 • EASY TO CLEAN & & WINF. The progranr’ is spon Mary L Hutchinson Mrs. Norman Spector sored by the Manchester Area • WONT CHIP, CRACK, WARP, DENT, ROT OR cards crafts Mr. A Mrs. Thomas F. Ferguson Mrs. John L. Jenney Conference of Churches and the CALK Sew Far...We Have Been Successful Pn.st R(t. Plnzii Mr. A Mrs. Edward Tomkiel Mr. A Mrs. John L Pickens THE NKE SHOP • BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED Rmiti! 30. Vernnn Manchester Area Clergy Mr. A Mrs. John F. Sommers Frederick W. Spaulding, D.M.D. 647-1027 • USE ANY GOOD EXTERIOR PAINT TO CHANGE 872-G713 Association. 180 tpnm SL, WMCliwlir Alllofl Printing S e rv l^ Inc. ' Mrs. Lucille Sloan Smith COLORS Mr. A Mrs.,Robert IWeCann Mr. A Mrs. Edmond Parker • EASY TO ATTACH • ULTRASONNICALLY WELDED CHANNELS New Summer Hours . * DAILY 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. THESE ARE A LIST OF AVAILABLE SIZES 15x39 15x36 15x43 15x47 15x51 15x55 Master Donors have contributed at least $150 THURS. 9 LU. to 9 P.NL ravel w to the Manchester Memorial Hospital Ap domestic* INTERNA-nONAL preciation Fund. 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Maueiwiterl M anchester tmarmn ovtn ao' PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 29, ITO ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchestef, Conn., Fri., June 29, 1973— PAGE EI RVEN Coventry Coventry Product Show 4-H Fair Set Aug. 11 Keller Wants Vote on 'DevCo H dLLY GANTNER would be strjctly informational munity in the Town of Coven and would not te binding upon try, and DevCo has purchased special town meeting to discuss HOLLY GANTNER arrangonents in the following container; miniature, not more day of the Fair, when judging Herald Correapondenl the town, but wouid provide the or obtained contracts to Herald Correapondenl categories: zinnea, petunia, than six indies induding con will begin. Ribbons will be Town Councilman Robert the foUowlng question and voters an opportunity to purchase approximately i;800 further resolves to place the Plans are now under way for calendula, marigirid, ^adiolus, awarded, and Susan Fuller-4s Keller has announced his tainer; table centerpiece, not express their views on this acres in the town for the pur following question on the ballot the annual Coventry Town 4-H nasturtium, pansy, phlox, the association member coor proposal to put a referendum more than 10 inches high in qu^on of vital concern to the pose of developing a new com of the town election to be held Fair, scheduled for Aug. 11 at bachelor’s button, celosia, dinating the flower show. question on this November’s cluding container; garden town." munity, and the voters of the in November 1973: Do the the Second Congregational dahlia, aster, cosnoos, gaiU^ Proceeds from the Fair ballot to determine voters’ flower arrangement; wild Keller is submitting his Town of Coventry may desire to voters of the Town of Coventry, Church Conununity House, Rt. dia and snapdragon. One stalk Association food booth at the 4- views regarding the planned flower arrangement; flowering pn^iosal to the Town Councii in express their views in regard to Qinnecticut, desire to have a 44A, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or stem of each flower is con H Horse Show last month will new community being proposed potted house plant in bloom; the form of a resolution, which this new community. new community developed Officers of the 4-H Fair sidered an entry. help to finance the Aug. 11 for the town’s northwest comer non-flowering potted hosue reads as foilows; "The Greater- “In accordance with articles within the town, as proposed by IMM Association, sponsors of the In the flower arrangement event, the |130 earned at that by Greater Hartford Process- plant; one corshge; and novelty Hartford Communltv Deveiop- 9-3i and 9-3f of the Town the Greater Hartford Com event, are now assembling class, entries may consist of the arrangement. booth will go toward insurance, DevCo; HiAjibiei.it. In announcing his proposal, ment Corporation (DevCo) has Charter, the Coventry Town munity Development Cor premium books to be mailed firilowing: Miniature, not more Entries must be at the Q>m- riUxms and mailing to Covoi- Keller said, “This question publicly stated its desire and in Council resolves to call a poration?” out to all local 4-H’ers. than three inches high including mnnity House by 10 a.m. the try 4-H*er8. tention to develop a new com- Cynthia Goble is association president, with Priscilla Hutt, vice president; Melody Goble, secretary; and Debbie Ointon, treasurer. They dre being FRIDAY assisted bv Linda Homans and AND Sandra Abo in assembling the books, which will tell local club Pre-Holiday Blast! SATURDAY members what categories to enter, ranging from animals to sevring projects to club booths. New at this year’s fair will be Crowd Views Displays at Rotary Products Show Herald Photo by Knapp 5 Web Folding Chair a bicycle race, bicycle obstacle 10”x20” Adjustable course and safety check. These Double Hibachi events will be open to all Coven Our try young people and the race Reg. 97 will be divided into 10-speed, 3.99 Our U ii fivfrspeed and single-qwed Reg. I lin e . categories. 9.49 lydall, To facilitate planning for this 1" tubular aluminum frame, w • M i. aflibKiK. », 5x4x4 webbing for fullness and Extra heavy cast iron firebowl event, forms for the race should 'comfort. with twin grids & draft controls. be obtained from bicycle chair man Anne Aronson anl mailed in ahead of the fair date. The Rectangular Motorized obstacle course and safety Wagon Grill check can be entered the day of 6 Web Folding Chaise the event at the Meadowbrook Shopping Plaza parking lot by 9 a.m. Our Another new event this year fs,. R 9 7 Reg. 7.99 24.99 will be an open flower show for all Coventry residents to enter Hood, spit, UL motor and if they so desire. Entries may warming oven. Firebox ad Big, roomy tubular aluminum justs to 4 positions to control be specimen flowers and frame. Waterfall arms, 5 position ^ _ heal. Tapered steel legs, 5" V Little Bike Industries, Inc backrest. 1 1 ^ ^ ^ wheels, tray. #3516 ^ Democrats Raid House and Famous Garden Bug Killer Forming l il y Study Group Colorful I I WASHINGTON (AP) - Reg. Paper Cups House Democrats who describe 1.39 & Plates h themselves as the center of the party are moving to set up a Non-toxic, sale to use indoors Reg. 69° Pak formal organization someudiat or outdoors.#!671 along the lines of the existing liberal Democratic Study 50 Ft.-1/2 inch Paks' Director’s Folding Group. Garden Hose Raid Yard Guard For Wood Chair Rep. Gillis W. Long, D-La., Choice of: 30-pak 9" plates. 35 pak one of those active in tte move Outdoor Fogger 7" plates, 25-pak 12 oz. bowl. 46-pak Our 7 oz. cup. ■ ment, said the intention is not Reg. to create a voting bloc binding 2.19 60 Pk. 9" Plates B«g. 1.25.... 79° 1 4 8 8 participants to particular Lydall, Inc. positions on legislation, but Brass couplings, flexible, easy Crystal Clear rather to seek cooperation and colling. #5400 Kills flying insects up to 20' Extra heavy sailcloth seat and facilitate discussion within away. Repels flies and mos' swivel backrest. While enamel what he called the mainstream x7S’ Hose. .2.47 frame. Only 20 per store. of the party. Still without a name, the ten tative organization has been 8-Track discussed at meetings reported ly attended by 60 or more & Cassette members. There are 243 Democrats among the 434 TAPE members of the House. About 140 of them are SALE reported to pay dues to the Series Democratic Study Group, but 6.95 the active membership is un It’s Great Fun! derstood to be smaller, while a Swyngomatic number of members par Master Frisbee Single Door Wardrobe ticipate only to the extent of Shopper Stroller receiving the analyses of pen ding legislation and other Our studies prepared by the DSG Reg. Our staff. 11.99 Reg. 1 The new group apparently is 8.99 Special selection of 12 hit appealing to senior and Walnut grain finish; steel rein bility. Top of the Frisbee world! forced end steel framed door. Quick action open/close. tapes. organization-minded Demo # 6321 IN TOY DEPT. Easy glide runner. #6030 Sturdy and light. #4220 crats close to the House leadership, including some conunittee chairmen. This group within the party Munson's Candy Kitchen has lacked formal organization, while the DSG enrolled the more liberal Democrats and Southern conservatives have Manchester Evening Herald worked together without specific orgai^tion ties. Herald Photos by Pinto 'Ihe new group, it was un Ruger Model 10/22. derstood, will attempt to GAFDualS Deluxe Marksman BB perfect its organization after Tech Seal 22 Caliber the House returns from the July AuI d Thread Projector I Driveway Sealer lAuto Loading Carbinel Repeater Air Pistol 4 recess. A proposed slate of of ficers includes Reps. B.F. Sisk of California for chairman. Our Our Our Long for vice chairman and Reg. Robert N. Glalmo of Connec Reg. Reg. 5.69 51.79 9.99 ticut for secretary-treasurer. Instant slow motion. 400 Ft. reel capacity. Zoom lens; forward, still, Protects against oil, gas or American walnut stock; unique Shoots BB’s, darts, pellets. Well balanced — ideal target reverse. weather. Tough, durable, long 10 shot rotary magazine. lasting. Tapped and packaged with pistol. #1010 G AFDualS esSs 69®® scope mount. #10/22 COLO C U D BOATING SPECIALS Tuition IXFANDAtLI IINIR « Question Eska AirCooled resolved Outboard Motors HARTFORD (AP) - Viet nam veterans who have been 1/2 H.P. admitted to state institutions of higher education and iriw were ‘ Our Reg. - ■Connecticut residents at the 139.99 time they entered military ser V ; vice will be entitled to the 50 Doughboy 32” Oval Pool Package per cent tuition reduction ap 5 H.P. Twist Grip our R#g. is9.n proved for such schools this Slow troll to 11 M.P.H.#1928 faU. Six inch deck steel wall pool The reductions were with cold clad expandable liner. 3/4 H.P. filter, anodized 7 Our Rig. 1M.M authorized by the 1973 General aluminum ladder, thruwall H.P. Twist Grip Assembly in a bill signed by skimmer. #3626/1^5 Slow troll to 14 M.P.H. #1747 Gov. Thnnas J. Meskill. There $649 If Bought Separately $855.98 ^ No rain checks. 5 Asst, per store was some quesUon, however, *••••••••••••••••••• whether veterans already ad mitted to the school could receive tiw beneflts this fall or SALE: Fri. and Sat. MANCHESTER Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Multi'Circuits, Inc. would have to wait until the se cond semester. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. MeskiU’s office said today 1145 Tolland Tpke. that the problem bad been Iona Manufacturing Co. Pioneer Systems, Inc. resolved administratively. ■ 'i f PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER-EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri;, June 29, 1873 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 29, 1 9 7 3 PAGE THIRTEKN Area Police •Dog ^censes’’ Police Report The town clerk’s o f f ic ^ the be licensed on or before June 30 Obituaries SOUTH WINDSOR Manchester Municipal la d in g (Saturday) or at such time the South Windsor Police are in will be open SatUi^ir from $ dog becomes six months old. vestigating a house break, Manchester Police arrested a.m. to noon for the i$ ^ n c e of Neglect or refusal to license Liquor Inc., a package store at reported Thursday afternoon by dog licenses. such a dog on or before- such Mrs. Elsie V. Teufel four young people allegedly in 378 Spencer St. John Jablonski of 111 Foster ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Elsie volve in a beer party on town State statutes requi re that all date will s^ je c t its owner to a QUALITY US0 (»RS! m ' Police said Gastringer was Rd., South Windsor. dogs over six monthi old must fine and to arrest. I«i Vetterleln Teufel of Hartford, property at Verplanck School charged on a Hartford Coilnty Police said thieves entered formerly of Rockville, died Thursday night, and also Superior Court bench warrant. the Jablonski home by breaking 0 ) Thursday at St. Francis arrested three others who came He was turned ova* to county a rear window, ransacked the Hospital, Hartford. She was the to the police station to inquire detectives. house, and made off with a widow of John Teufel. about the beer party arrests. . Police said three men were color television set and $250 ess Covers BARBAM PRICED! Mrs. Teufel was born In Police, called to Verplanck involved in the December 1971 worth of jewelry and cash. Vbu Get More Here! Rockville, daughter of William School shortly after 8 p.m. holdup at the package store. and Augusta Miller Vetterleln, Thursday after receiving com ’Two of the alleged robbers are VERNON and had lived in Hartford since plaints, found about 20 youUa serving prison sentences in Judith H. Maselek, 23, of 124 Twin or Full SIzo 1929. , on the southwest comer of the New York state, police said. Phoenix St., Vernon, was Pura White SIRrtex Plastic She is survived by a niece, Verplanck School property. charged ’Thursday with fourth- Mrs. Arthur R. Banforth of Police said the youths fled the Manchester Police are in degree larceny, police said, Rockville. scene, carrying beer, when of Zippered Piow Protectors, too Soybean Embargo Stuns Regional Associate vestigating a break into Bennet after Sage-Alien’s Tri-City Funeral services will be Mon ficers approached. Junior High School which was Plaza store filed a complaint. Lee M. Silverstein of 27 day at 2 p.m. in the Chapel of Four of the young people Only 98( pair discovered by police on routine In a companion case, police Lexington .Dr. has been ap Grove Hill Cemetery. Burial were apprehend^ and charged patrol shortly after 4 a.m. charged Joyce L. Wentzell, 26, pointed a regional associate of will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. with possession of liquor on Japan And Europe today. of the same address, with con the International Institute of SCRANTON MOTORS JNC. Friends may call at the town property. They were Police found two exterior spiracy to commit fourth- PLAZA DEPT. STORE ’TOKYO (AP) — Stunned by a the United States in the year Reality Therapy by its founder Q e f Your Good Buy From A Good D u fa r f Newkirk and Vl^itney Funeral Peter E. Grish, 18, of 28 Deer windows in the recreation degree larceny. (Wa Hava A Notion To Plaaaa) have been dubbed “Nixon Home, 776 F arm in ^ n Ave., field Dr.; David P. Zbbray, 18, new “Nixon shock” in the form ended March 31 rose about 31 and president — Dr. William building ajar^ and searched the Both women were released on shocks.” Glasser of Los Angeles. West Hartford, Sunday from 7 of 9 Waddell Rd.; Nancy E. Naxt to Frank’a Supannarkat of unexpected restrictions on per cent from the preceding Come In Now To Order Your building. They found that an $100 non-surety bonds. Ckiurt Britain obtains 60 per cent of Reality ’Therapy, Silverstein to 9 p.m. Scheinhost, 16, of 138 Cooper EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER its imports of U.S. soybeans, year, contributing in large part audio-visual equipment room date is July 17. its soybean supply from the explained, emphasizes respon St.; and Gail M. Gutzmer,17, of Japan cast about today for new to the improvement in the U.S.- had been entered, and althou^ United States, and the U.S. sibility for one’s own behavior 440 Gardner St. sources of food for its 105 Japan trade imbalance, the some equipment had been decision caused alarm among and is based on the premise that Vincent Gallasso They are all scheduled to million people. minister said. 1 9 7 4 moved, it seemed nothing was London brokers. people are happier, and that appear in Circuit Court 12 at Europeans also were con Japan now has a stockpile of Funeral services for Vincent taken. David Geddes and Soy Ltd. they are happier for longer Manchester July 16. cerned. 400,(K)0 tons of the versatile Gallasso of Bayviile, N.J., were “The main office in the said the embargo would cause periods, when they have a Aftier the four were taken into The crisis touched off here by bean which is used here in soy Wednesday In Toms River, N. J. Centennial Medal school’s Franklin Building was prices of other seed oils to rise. successful ide^ity, when they VA Burial was in Bayviile. custody and brought to the TIME TO CURL UP the announcement of an im sauce, bean cakes and edible r LUE RATES USED CAU also entered and a small A spokesman for the firm said are responsible, and when they s police station for prddessing, mediate total ban on the further oil. liiough this would carry Survivors include a sister, records safe was pried open, he was “shocked and dis act in respoifsible ways. 1171 OIK TOMNiO 1170 PONTuc a m n ix ’This enlarged photo shows one side of what appears to be a police said several other youths , sale abroad of U.S. soybeans Japan over for about 45 days, 1 1N7 nMIMC CATNIU Mrs. Emilia Gado of Florence police said. Nothing appeared gusted” by the move. Silverstein, presently coor 2-Dr. V-S. auto, pt, pdb, atarao, 2-Dr. H-top. V-S, auto., pa, pdb, St., and not Mrs. Edward Gatti Manchester centennial medal issued in 1923, but the came to the police station and has startled the Japanese into a the big trading companies are In Paris,' Finance Minister tIK w hM l, cru lM control. Loaded, a/o, radial tirat, vinyl top A more. 4-Dr. V-8, auto., pa, pb, a/o, to be missing. - , dinator of the day program for •tarao. racondlUonad. 8888 requested information about WITH A PERM sudden realization of. a long holding much of it back from 22,000 mllaa. I429S S2M S as reported in the obituary in medal’s history is unknown. The intruders also made un Valery Giscard d’Estaing said psychiatric patients at Hartford 1 the earlier arrests. existing fact: their lives almost the market in anticipation of Monday’s Herald. The medal, which on its reverse side has the seal of the successful attempts to pry open he was “very, concerned” to Hospital, has studied intensive NaasUf Photn 1173 (U S KLTA MYIL 1N7 out KLTA ' literally depend on imported high prices. llt lO lK M State of-Connecticut, was discovered by Mrs. Calvin Mul- According to police reports, a vending machine and the door Perms are a must In the creation of today's hair styles. Our experienced hairdressers g * learn of the embargo. ly with Dr. Glasser and will be Lee M. Silverstein 2-Dr. V-8, auto., pa. pdb, a/c, 2-Dr. v-8, auto, pa, pb, new Uraa, the inquiring youths were food. * ‘From June toUctober, Japan good tranaportatlon. Spaolal doon of Rt. 31, Coventry. She said she found it about ten to the school nurse’s offiOe. can give you advice on just what kind of permanent will give you the results you want. | going to Los Angeles in August proach and Dr. Glasser has atarao. Loaded with axtraa. B.OOO 8888 ’Though self-sufficient in rice had banked on imports of 1,780,- mllaa.14491 refused the information and An All-Over Perm, a Body Wave, or just Curls In certain sections. The latest perms | for advanced work. achieved worldwide attention About Town years ago when a garden was being dug at her former and fish, Japan depends heavily 000 tons of soybeans, with all- told to leave. After "loud dis Anthony P. Carabino, 17, and are super gentle, even for delicate, tinted hair. He recently received his and success with it. im niinucnnfli 1M7 m m home on Cedar St. in Manchester. on other countries for meat, but 50,000 tons coming from the 2-Dr. 400 an^., 4 apaad, radio, FOB am cussion” and a scuffle involving Town Directors 1172 OUS DBTA MYAL •V-8, auto., pt, pb, oompMaly Members of Manchester Mrs. Muldoon, who saw a story about a centennial his brother Bruce, 18, both of 12 master’s degree in social work He has become especially vinyl top, mag wbaal. Sold u It. at least one policeman, three of vegetables and other United States. 2-Dr. V-8, auto., pa, pdb, radio. A racondlUonad. ItM Chapter, Disabled American Glenwood St., were taken into from the University of Connec noted for his school’s “Without ttaal at tn s medallion, different from hers, in Wednesday’s Herald, agricultural products. The Ingersoll, in a meeting with To Meet July 10' Low mllaa. M 4U Veterans, will meet tonight at the young people were custody ’Thursday on charges NORMAL HAIR ...... 13.50 & UP ticut. For three years prevously Failure” concept. said she didn’t know anything about either coin. United States supplied 92 per Foreign Minister Masayoshi Because Tuesday is the eve of 7:15 at Holmes Funeral Home, arrested: stemming from a recent break he w as a rehabilitation 1171MCK COmnON INS o n . NNU OORV. Several other people have called th e Herald about a coin Kenneth D. Osborne, 21, of cent of the soybeans in 1972 and Ohira Thursday, explained the the July 4th holiday, the IIUOIKCVTIMS V 4, auto., pa, told at la 988 400 Main St., to pay respects to at Camp Merri-wood, 650 counselor with the Alcohol and 4-Dr. H-top. V-S, auto., pa, pdb, 4-Dr. V-8, auto., pt, pb, a/o, 48,- such as Mrs. Muldoon’s, but no one yet has known about 509 Adams St., was charged wih TINTED HAIR ...... 15.50 & UP is expected to be the source of reasons behind the surprise Manchester Board of Directors the late Bernard Von Hone, a Gardner St. Drug Dependency Division of WANTED a/c, vinyl top, new tiraa, low mllaa, 000 mllaa. SIMS $2 billion worth of agricultural American ban, recognized the completely racondlUonad. tS IU 1H5 G«iue CMM past commander of the chapter. the medal’s origin. first-degree criminal trespass. Pidice charged each youth CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY has rescheduled its meeting, the State of Connecticut. products in the fiscal year critical shortage of agricultural originally planned for^ that Clean, Late Modal 4-Dr. v-8, auto., pt, pb, a/o. 9998 Wayne W. Abair, 20, of East with second-degree criminal The Institute of Reality 1IM 01M 442 beginning July 1. products in Japan, and said he night. It will meet the following I t n POmUG CA7AUM The Young Marines will meet Hartford, was charged with trespass. ’They were released Therapy stresses that it is in 2-Dr. V-8, auto., pa, pb, mag i i a n in u e i m b n n U.S. .Ambassador Robert did not expect the export Tuesday — July 10 at 8 p.m., in Conv. V-8, auot., pa, pdb, radio. tonight at 6:50 at the Marine first-degree criminal trespass on their written promises to the pursuit of happiness that USED CARS wheal. Special 1888 V-8, auto., pa, pb, low mllaa, new Ingersoll was called in by restrictions to last long. Beautiful fun car. IS4S5 Corps League Home. and interfering with an officer. t^ovsdu^ <^adiL £jiiudt^ the Municipal Building Hearing people get into difficulty, that Urea. t 1 2 H Vernon appear in court July 16. Agriculture and Forestry Embassy sources said the Top Prices Paid Anna C. Cooney, 18, of East Room. people know good and bad No detaib of the recent break Air Cond. 590 M a i n s t ., M a n c h e s t e r — t e l .’ 649-7666 ' Minister Yoshio Sakurauchiand ambassador, who returned Sun For All Makes Hartford, was charged with In the event the agenda for social behavior, and that the were available. urgently asked to request day from a visit to Washington, first-degree criminal.trespass fte July 10 meeting is light, the reality therapist tries to help CARTEA CHEVROLET SAM Meeting Washington’s approval for had not been advised in advance SCRANTON MOTORS, INC. and resisting arrest. board may complete all its correct irresponsible behavior Tests Identify delivery of 660,000 tons of of the soybean ban. The CO., MC. The SAM (Summer Activities Court date for Osborne is July business that night — public — not find reasons for it. soybeans for the Japanese were sharply critical 1229 Main Street 872-9145 »«-1181 in Manchester) Theatre will 16. Court dates for Abair and hearings and actions. It is a departure from the July-September quarter. Inger of President Nixon’s decisions have an organizational meeting Toxic Substance Miss Cooney are both July 9. It’s usual procedure is to con traditional psychoanalytical ap- for all interested high school soll said he woiUd underscore in 1971 to make an about-face in duct public hearings the first and college students wishing to Leon W. Gastinger, 22, of 869 Japan’s priority as the United U.S. China policy and impose Tuesday of each month and to participate in this summer’s Used in Pills Main St., Glastonbury, was States’ No.l soybean customer. trade restrictions without prior take action the following productions Monday, at 2 p.m. charged ’Thursday with first- Agricultural imports from consultation with Japan. These Tuesday. at the Nike Site. Dr. James O’Brien, a clinical young people included blood in degree robbery in connection with a 1971 holdup at Town Line Plans for the production of a pharmacologist at St. Francis the urine and severe abdominal children’s theater, which will Hospital, Hartford, has iden- * pains. The young people would OPEN LETTER be performed in the afternoons tifl^ the toxic ingredient in not say where they got the pills. MERCURY free of charge, will be dis some pills that made 16 Vernon Lt. Edwin Carlson, head of the Power Line cussed. young people ill two weeks ago. special services unit of the Ver The theater group produced The ingredient, toluidine. Dr. non Police Department, said Relocation BROTHERS LINCOLN three 1-act plays in the summer O’Brien said, is a starter the investigation is continuing. of 1971, as well as the "Curious material for a wide variety of Dr. O’Brien said whoever Ordered Savage” in the summer of 1972. drugs, and while it is extremely manufactured the pills ap HARTFORD (AP) - State Following Monday’s meeting, toxic, no long-term effects parently started with the right Environmental Protection ail rehearsals and meetings will would be suffered from a single materials but probably had an Commissioner Dan W. Lufkin be held Monday through ^ id a y dosage. incomplete chemical reaction TO MANCHESTER today ordered Hartford Elec from 2-5 p.m. at the Nike Site. Some of the young people and as a result the toluidine, tric Light Co. (HELCO) to OFBOOM/NBUYS For further information, con were brought to Rockville which should have been broken relocate underwater the MillIBBMIBM tact Linda Larivee at 649-3781 Goieral Hospital after taking down, was left in the tablet. overhead high voltage or Lee Hay at 872-0966. pills they were told were Dr. Sherwood Lewis, transmission lines that cross ‘‘Canadian Blues,” or biochemist at St. Francis the Connecticut River at methaqualone. Dr. Harold Hospital, first suggested that Middletown. IT’S THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER’S ANNIVERSARY. . . (Not Ours), but we are Shapiro, chief-of-staff at the the drugs contained impurities, Berdon Takes Lufkin said the lines involved 1 hospital, said the ingestion of probably the result of improper ‘J* are located at Scoville Rock Oath As Judge the pills caused “hemorrhagic chemistry. This assumption and Bodkin Rock. CONNECTICUT’S OLDEST LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER complications.” Dr, O’Brien was confirmed by the Depart r NEW HAVEN,(AP) - Robert “This is one of the most irOWN DIRECTOR^ said repeated use of the drug ment of Justice Bureau of Nar I. Berdon, the state’s treasurer beautiful stretches of the river EXTRA SPECIAL DEALS ON ALL IN STOCK BRAND NEW could cause blood changes and cotics and Dangerous Drugs in 1970 GHEV. until Wednesday, was sworn in and its integrity must be bladder damage. New York City where a sample Thursday afternoon as a preserved,” the commission IMPALA Futm Symptons suffered by the of the pills was sent. superior court judge. said. 1973 MERCURYS 6 l UMCOIMS! ’The oath of office was ad Hardtop, V-8, Hardtop. V-8, HELCO was granted permis Gentlemen and Ladies: automatic, power automatic, power Authentically ministered by his brother, sion in 1966 by the state Water EUROPEAN! David a New Haven lawyer. steering, air con steering, air con Resources Commission to ditioning. ditioning. Berdon was nom inate for Four Towns Being Asked errect the overhead lines for a 1. Why was it necessary to make Town property the court by Gov. Thomas J. period of five years. To Institute Immunization With Meskill and was confirmed by Lufkin’s order to relocate the available to the High School graduates? *1995 *2095 the General Assembly. lines under the river followed *. • . SportsCar NEW During the coming year He won election to office in HARTFbRD (AP) - Four hearings on the m atter held in children under 12 must be im 1969 HIRD T0RIN9 Look And 1973 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-DOOR 1970 on the Republican ticket Connecticut towns during the January and March. 1972-73 school year failed to munized against measles 2. Who made the decision to make the Nike Site avail Hardtop. V-8, auto, transmisalon, power] Medium brewn metallic, beige vinyl reel 400 V *t en PILLARED H'TOP with Meskill and achieved He said relocating the lines GT Road Manners! gine, deluxe edi vinyl Interior, while tide wollt, manuol before entering school. Measles f steering and more. national notice when he led the comply with a state law underwater would cost HELCO whripef oir conditienmg, AM radio. Protective body requiring all children uqder 12 vaccination already is required able? CAPRI tide molding, decor group, remote control left hand state in a move to buy a stock consumers between 48-cents Automatics, Standards, mirror,, vitlbility light group, tinted giott, complete, in 117 towns. Nice Selection $ exchange seat. He also was in to be vaccinated against Ger and 58rcents a year. *1295 V - 6 's DRIVE ONE fonder tk irti. Stock «3M 100. In addition, 152 towns require strumental in changing many of man Measles (rubella), the At the same time, Lufkin said In Stock TODAY! 4 3 3 9 polio vaccination; 54 require 3. By what authority was this decision made? the state’s methods of handling stale Health Department said he has approved a request from 2000’s-2600’s immunization against and investing funds. Thursday. Connecticut Light & Power 0>. diptheria, tetanus and v hooping Meskill has not yet named his A department spokesman (CL&P) to construct overhead cough and 12 require mumps successor. said state health officials would power lines from its Haddam 4. What supervision and control was provided at this vaccination although none are meet with health officers in generating station across the required by state law. Stafford, Stratford, Union and river for a period of five years. affair? In Memoriam Four towns also] require In loving memory of Mae D. Hender Wethersfield to encourage com At the end of the period, CL&P smallpox immunization even JVJEW _ son, who passed away June 2S, IDM. pliance during the coming year. must show cause why the power The spokesman said there though the state no longer This day do we remember, lines should not onlered 5. What action was taken to prevent the damage and 2-DOOR 1973 MERCURY MARQUik t-m * was no law dictating what requires it. S 1968 P0NTUC IGGGOPaLS ^ White with black vinyl roof, deluxe all vinyl interior A loving thought we give, relocated underwater. NEW HARDTOP whitowollt. bumper )iretect>on gto . Whttper Air Con HARDTOP For one no longer with us. would happen to towns that destruction that occurred? \ LEMANS COUPE ditioning M onuat, dual rra r teo f tpr. PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHEyTER EVENING HERAlJ), Manchegter, Conn., Fri., June 29, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALf), Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 29, 1973 - PAGE SEVENTEEN « < ____ Palmer Swaps Putter^ RohertsoH Park Lights Blair’s Glove Saves Day, Herald Angle Will Be Turned on Monday Monday is the night the new lighting system will be By Earl Yost 3 Shares Western Lead operating at Robertson Park. O’s Cut Yankees’ Margin That’s the official word from Ernie McNdll, assis CHICAGO (AP) — Millionaire golf pro Arnold Palmer tant building inspector, and Carl Silver, asstotant Sports Editor and soon-to-be millionaire Bruce Crampton are first round BALTIMORE (AP) - Blair didn’t break stride as he psychiatrist full credit for the winning run in the sixth after he McDaniel, a Blair bunt which recreation director. Paul Blair was able to con reached beyond the barrier, surge at the plate which has grounded to first baseman leaders of the $175,000 Western Open...along with Rik All the light poles and brackets were in place yester went for a single when no one Massengale, winner of a mere $5,791 this year. tinue his hot hitting streak after getting to the ball just raised his batting average to Felipe Alou and beat pitcher covered first, and a sacrifice day. There will be 72 lamps in use, e i^ t less than the ahead of right fielder Merv .325, but he cgntends his Sam McDowell to the bag. Then The trio conquered swirling wiiids and greens marked by with two scratch infield fly by Baylor. unit at Charter Oak Park’s Fitzgerald Field. Retteumund. fielding didn’t need any Matty Alou, who had >just heels and qiikes^t the qndent 6,654-yard Midlothian Coun singles, but he didn’t need “When you look back,” Houk Bicycle Club Suggested Electricians were to connect the wires to the switch any help in the field. ‘”That was a great catch,” bolstering on the couch. moved from first to right field, said, “the game was almost try Gub with five under par 66s in Thursday’s opening said Manager Earl Weaver of ‘T got to the ball first, but I couldn’t hold a fly by Don box today. ^ Blair, hitting .520 in his last 12 funny. It seems like we gave round. > the Orioles, who trail first place didn’t call for it berause I didn’t Baylor which fell for a triple. Manchester Mayor John Thompson, a. bicycle The lights might conceivably be. ready tonight bpt games after being hypnotized away six and they robbed us of The score is the only thii^ the long-haired 1968 Western New York in the American think I would catch it,” Blair In the third, the Orioles enthusiast, would lUce to see a bicycle club started in rather than chance a delay. Silver said the Candleli^t by a psychiatrist to overcome a three. I hope we got all that out League East by one game after said. ” Merv gave me scored three runs after Amateur titlist, with a tie for'SSrd place in-the Houston League play will start Monday night. This circuit has fear of bean balls, scored two of of our system in one game.” Manchester, lliis is an excellent idea and should be winning their fourth straight. preference because it was to shortstop Gene Michael failed Open his best finish this year, has in common with Palmer Baltimore's last three runs The Yanks chased Baltimore followed through. The suggestion is passed along to the been operating at Mt. Nebo for the past eight weeks “But not Blair’s test. my glove side, and I had the to hold a leadoff grounder by and Crampton. The 66 is his best competitive round since Thursday ni(dit in a 6-3 victory rookie Jesse Jefferson with Rec Departmemt, no ch^ge...Eight members of the while the lights were not operatable at the North End “He’s been amazing me ever tetter angle.” Andy Etchebarren. Singles by joining the PGA tour in 1970. . over the New York Yankees. four hits in the fourth, scoring United States Olympic bicycling team will take part in the Held. since I had him at Elmira in ‘”That probably was the ball Bobby Grich and Tommy Davis ’The Golden Glove center runs on hits by Graig Nettles Travelers Criterium 15-mile bike race June 30 in Hart The steady, conservative Crampton is aiming for his Lights for the two tennis courts should be ready for 1964,” Weaver said. “I have yet game,” said Manager Ralph sco r^ runs, and another came fielder of the Orioles also and Callison. fifth tourney victory of the season and his second in a row to see him take the first step on Houk of the Yanks. "If we had across when right fielder John ford...Senior citizens with the New England Patriots’ foot use next week, McNeill said, and the basketball courts leaped above the fence in the Unbeaten reliever Grant after taking the American Golf Classic last week to pass a fly ball. By the time I look, teen ahead in the seventh, we ny Callison mlsplayed the Davis ball team which reports Sunday, July 8 at the University of should be equipped with working arc lamps several fifth inning to rob New York’s Jackson allowed two hits, in Jack Nlcklaus and tq> the money winning list with ^ , - he’s on his way. Blair is in a would have brought Sparky hit. Massachusetts will be center Jon Morris and guard Len days later. Roy White of a two-run homer cluding Thurman Munson’s 11th St. Jean. Both will b6 starting their 10th campaign with the 209. He could finish as low as 10th In this tourney and still class by himself.” Lyle in. He hasn’t pitch^ for Two more Baltimore runs homer, oyer the final 4 1-8 in which would have put the Yanks Blair gives the Baltimore four days, and needs the work.” scored in the eighth on three National Football League entry...Only five Patriots are win enough to put him over the $1 million mark in career ahead 4-3. nings to record his fourth vic earnings. Blair scored the eventual walks by reliever Lindy tory. products of New England colleges, Brian Dowling and Don Martin of Yale, Jon Morris of Holy Cross, Dick Cummings N icl^us and Miller are not competing in the Western of Massachusetts and Reggie Rucker of Boston Univer Open, which carries a first prize of $35,000. A L R o u n d u p sity...The University of Massachusetts at Amherst has Palmer, the focus of attention from the crowd of 13,500, JSL Roundup been selected as the training site for the United States retumOd to his old blade putter for the first time since win Slow Pitch track team which will compete in World University ning the Bob Hope Gassic hi Palm Springs this spring, his Games in Moscow in August. The athletes will assemble last victory. (AP photo) Aug. 2 for eight days of preperation before the first test Only one stndce off the pace at 67 as the tourney enters Oliver’s Big Bat its second round today are Billy Casper, who said Jie took Carew’s Steal Aug. 4 in N ^ow ...N othing to report on Manchester Arnold Palmer Autographs Hat, H i^’s assistant varsity football coach but Paul Rashaw all last week off and didn’t touch a club; J.C. Snead, who Softball has been named assistant jayvee grid mentor...Don’t let hit all 18 greens in regulation and included a 40-foot putt American League Brings Bucs Back among his birdies, and Hale Irwin, who holed out a 20-yard Fan Displays Advertisement for Star Benefits Win anyone kid you, second baseman Horace Clarke of the New East pitch for birdie t^ ee on 17. York Yankees ean make the doubleplay as well as anyone. W L Pet. GB NEW YORK (AP) - Con gaine, Rick Monday whacked a Nine players were bracketed at 68 and a dozen at 69, in New York 41 33 .554 According to Manager Ralph Houk, Clarke is the most un TONIGHrS GAMES LI'TTLE MISS fidence, thy name Is A1 Oliver. pair of homers, the second one cluding Lee Trevino and defending champion Jim NEW YORK (AP) — There’s no place like home so Rod Baltimore 36 SO .545 1 derrated player on the squad. Clarke has led the American Gorman vs. Lynch, 7:30 Willie’s bombed Armory, 32- Hitting that little baseball with a two-run shot that broke a Jamieson. Three Field Milwaukee 37 36 .507 3^ League in assists for the last six seasons. Locations Fitzgerald 2, last night at Martin ^eld. Carew decided to steal it. his big bat just never has seventh inning tie and moved Boston 35 35 .500 4 Here are the top first-round scores; Fogarty vs. Acadia, 8i45 Stacey Monahan clouted four The Minnesota second baseman took his 90-foot stroll in worried the Pittsburgh out the Cubs to their victory. Detroit 36 87 .493 4W Arnold P alm er...... 33-38-66 Fitzgerald homers while Joan Vallone (AP photo) the third inning and a little faster than you could say fast fielder. The split kept the Cubs a fat For Army ^•Navy Event Cleveland 27 46 .370 13W Notes Taken Off the Cuff Rick Massengale ...... 31-35-66 added three. Denise Boutilier ball from Pete Broberg, a runner at third had become one “Every day when I come to 7 Ml games ahead of second Bruce Crampton... 35-31—66 and Beth Gallup also homered. Allen Out with Fractured Leg run for the Twins. West the ball park, I know I’m going place Montreal in the NL East. CHARTER OAK Rapidly developing into being a cronic complainer when Hale Irwin...... ^ ...... 35-32-67 The secdnd round of the Army 12:00 Acadia vs. winner Minnesota went on to score a Blue only surrendered three Oakland 41 34 .547 to hit it,” said Oliver. "I just Braves-Dodgera Dick’s-Founder’s Bemie’s TV upended Allied hope it falls.” batting is Carl Yastrzemski. The inside word is that a & Navy Gub Slow Pitch Soft Lynn Wright’s two base hits Dick Allen, the Chicago White Sox’ the play as he stretched for a high 4-0 victory over the Texas hits, before giving way to Rollle California 39 S3 .542 Vii Atlanta managed only three J.C. Snead ...... 36-31—67 1:15 Shaboo vs. Dick’s- Printing, 11-5, last night at It fell four times for Oliver number of American L eap e umpires have had their fill of ball, Tournament will begin led Hagler Realty to a 7-4 win slugging first-baseman, flies through throw from third baseman Bill Melton. Rangers on Dick Woodson’s Fingers in the eighth, for the Chicago 37 32 .536 1 hits against Los Angeles in the Billy Casper ...... 32-35-67 Founder’s winner Fitzgerald Field. Ron Conyers Thursday night. He had a the Red Socker and will start exercising their authority by tomorrow morning at 9. ’Three over Army & Navy Gub. the air, then tumbles as he is hit by Epstein was called safe on the play but five-hitter. victory over Kansas City. It Minnesota 37 33 .529 IW first game of their (3eorge Johnson...... 32-36-68 3:45 Armory-Fil’s winner vs. and Corky Coughlin each poked single, two doubles and a triple, field locations, Keeney Street, California’s Mike Epstein. Action oc the White Sox went on to win, 2-0. Allen Elsewhere in the American was Blue’s third triumph in a Kansas City 40 37 .519 2 doubleheader, but two of them giving him the thumb...Several major leape baseball Larry Hinson ...... 34-34-68 winner Jo-Aim’s-Mike’s-A&N three hits. Ben Gryzb homered. driving in three runs in Robertson Park and Fitzgerald Manchester Carpet downed curred during the sixth inning of last will be out for at least a week and League, Detroit overcame row, raising his record to 7-3. Texas 24 44 .353 ISW were homers by Mike Lum and teams allow their players to ware two different kinds of Bob L ew is...... 36-32-68 5:00 Pero’s vs. Hartford In a losing effort. Bob Green Pittsburgh’s 6-0 victory over St. Field will be used to continue Ansaldi’s, 18-12. Doreen Maillet night’s game at Anaheim Stadium. possibly a month, reported Dr. Jules Milwaukee 8-6; Oakland edged Tigers'Brewers Thursday’s Games Darrell Evans and the Braves shoes, plain and strip^. ’Two such clubs are the Boston Jim Barber...... 35-33--68 eliminations. FitzgeraicT collected three singles while Geveland 4-7, Boston 2-16 Louis. Was he s u rp ri^ at his had three base hits and home Allen suffered a hairline fracture on Rasikski. K ansas City 3-2; Chicago It’s a game of streaks and no teat the Dodgers In the opener. Red ^ x and Baltimore Orioles. Pitchers noted this season Following are the pairings 9:00 State Bank vs. Trudon Mike Osip clouted a home run. Baltimore 6, New York 3 four hits? No way. He knows he Bruce' Devlin...... 33-35-68 runs came from Joann Lajoie blanked California 2-0; one knows it tetter than Detroit have been wearing dark, solid, shoes only...The striped and starting times for Satur 10:15 Walt’s vs. Bob’s Detroit 8, Milwaukee 6 can hit. Hubert G reen...... 32-36-68 and Robin Mattarelli. Baltimore stopped New York 6- and Milwaukee. After losing day’s games. 11:30 Dillon vs. winner SILK CITY Minnesota 4, Texas 0 Dock Ellis coasted past the shoe bit came up in a Connecticut high school game mis Lionel H ebert...... 33-35-68 3 and Geveland and Boston eight straight, the Tigers have Keeney Groman’s-Burt’s Home runs by Bob Buttrum Oakland 3, Kansas City 2 Cardinals on a five-hitter and spring and the umpires allowed a pitcher to continue in the Ken Still...... 33-35-68 Manchester Olds trounced split a pair of games, the In won their last five Including 9:30 Honda vs. ^ m itu re 12:45 Armory vs. Fil’s and Frank Breen powered Chicago 2, California 0 Willie Stargell accounted for game wearing striped shoes. The losing team protested Wyman Oil, 17-2. Anne dians taking the opener 4-2, the Thursday’s victory over the 10:45 Mike’s vs. Army & 2:00 JoAnn’s vs. winner Sportsman Tavern to a 16-8 win Friday’s Games the first two Pirate runs with and a panel of three ruled in favor of the'latter...The New Prignano had two homers while Bosox Find Plate, Red Sox the second game 16-7. Brewers who have dropped five Navy Mike’s-Army & Navy over Dillon Ford at Fitzgerald. Geveland (Perry 8-9) at New his 300th career homer, one AND York Yankees feature three switch-hitters in a row in solo homers came from Shirley In a row. 12:00 Oil Heat vs. Gub 48 3:15 McPheter’s vs. R4tR Gary Pawlowski went 3-3. A’s-Royals York (Medlch 5-3), N short of the Pirate club record Adams and Lisa Schwartz. Willie Horton, who credits Gene Michael, batting ninth, and the one-two swingers, 4:30 Shaboo-Casa Loma Dillons’ Ron Riordan and The question, what’s a world Milwaukee (Bell 7-7) at held by Ralph Kiner. 1:15 Allied Printing vs. dropping over 25 pounds during Horace Clarke and Roy White...Jackie Farrell of the winner, vs. State Bank-Trudon Fran Macchi each added three champion like you doing in a Boston (Curtis 57), N In other National League RADK winner-Oil Heat-Gub 48 Sylvia Pennock’s home run the off season for his .343 bat Yankees, who has regaled thousands in Connecticut with Amateur Veteran winner base knocks. One of Riordan’s place like this, isn’t being asked Baltimore (Alexander 54) at games Thursday, San Fran 2:30 Winner Walt Motors- and Brenda McConnell’s two Bomb Tribe In Split ting average, hit a two-out, two- his humor over the years, admits to being 77... Chico 5:45 Sportsman vs. Brookside hits was a four-bagger. around Oakland anymore. The Detroit (Perry 8-6), N cisco edged Houston 2-1 in 10 in Bob’s vs. Honda-Fumiture, hits led BA Gub to a 8-5 win run single for tying and go- Vejar, named this week by Commissioner Barbara Dunn 7:00 Moriarty’s vs. winner A’s, who had been occupying Kansas City (L itM 1-1) at nings, San Diego rapped Cincin Tonight 3:45 C harter Oak-Walt’s- over Nassiff’s. ahead runs. as secretary of athletics (boxing), once displayed his Wins State Title Bob’s winner vs. Honda- Sportsman-Brookside Moriarty Brothers handed BOSTON (AP) - Yes, Boston from waving the runners an unearned run in the seventh some low ___ P The SfcrtlheAdion __ w . a make your first FUN STOP our MICKEY n N N BY HANK LEONARD n o ! HE'S IN THE POKEY , MINERVA, YES, PHIL... BUT I COULDN'T - IN NITPIK GARDENS I D ID N 'T SEND HIM AN INVITATION TO SUMMER PLACE for all your AfMNERVA— YOU'LL NEVER VILLAGE! HE GOT A KNOW OUR WEDDING BECAUSE I needs...HOME&AWAY! I 'C K y POR. SPEEPING, ] VOU H A D DIDN'T KNOW WHERE HE WAS! 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He’s a tennis specialist he consulted about men’s and women’s singles CORDLESS HANDLE BUD n S H E R player, not a riock star, and the his back trouble ad expects to ® 1971 fo NU. tec, JM. Uf. UA Pet. OH. have gotten through. SHRUB TRIKIMERS CORDLESS noise is liable to put him off. play his third round match □ □D ’ 1 ST/MZTHO TO O iT OUT In women’s singles matches GRASS Borg is a hand^me 17-yeari against Toshiro Saki of Japan today, top-seeded Margaret Non-stick coated. Built-in 29344/33974/1 PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI □ 0 ON THE d r iv e r 's SIDE old Swede with fashionably rechargeable batteries. SHEARS BUT SOMEHOW t^ ay . Court of Australia faces Kate 1 CAM E OUT J long, blond hair. He’s also the Besides Borg, two other Latham of Palo Alto, Calif.; Safety blade guard. sensation of this year’s ON t h i s - seeds-Roger Taylor of Britain second-seeded Billie Jean King 08483/34003/1 OSCILLATING 1 WENT T o Wimbl^on. and Jan Kodes of of Long Beach, Calif., meets SPRINKLERS S L E E P To the youngsters, he more Czechoslovakia—are already Kerry Harris of Australia; R.EAOIN& Waters small area or up than makes up for the absence through to the last 16. The only Chris Evert, from Fort Lauder BUMPER STICKERS', of all the top male stars who 2999 to 2,200 sq. ft. 17" American in the seeded ranks dale, Fla., and seeded fourth, REG. $ 4 .8 9 long. Aqua Wave. . are boycotting the tournament this year is Jimmy Connors of plays Julie Heldman of New this year. Belleville, 111., and he is York, and Virginia Wade of Bri But all the adulation is begin scheduled to play Bob Simpson tain, seeded third, plays Pam ©■ ning to affect his play. ?» <9 of New Zealand today. Teeguarden of Los Angeles. 2643" tall; all controls W/ S n u ir t— 1 tfij Ihursday, in the outstanding V/finiUl Also fighting for places in the The other women’s seeds— on handle. Non-stick 4-Z9 match of ^ e tournament so far, €) ' i"hts-!UgsisaZM last 16 will be Juergen Rosie Casals of San Francisco, coated blades. Borg-seeded sixth and the Fassbender of Germany, Olga Morozova of Russia and AmAma 1)333/34003/1 ® ^ ® youngest ever to be given a seeded eighth, who plays Ray Evonne Goolagong and Kerry seeding-very nearly dropped a Keldie of Australia; Alex Melville of Australia—all WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI five-set, third-round match Metreveli, fourth seed from played their second round against Karl Meiler, the Ger MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY \U t‘ Russia, to play John Cooper of matches Thursday. THREE YEARS AGO d o n T k n o w w h e t h e r TOiaAV IS THE THIRD TO LALIQH OR CRY. SUREiy Y3U MUST ANNIVERSARY TODAY I VOWHD HAVE "you EVER OF MY DECISION TO THAT It? NEVER HIT r e n o u n c e VIOLENCE. ANOTHER HUMAN IW USHTOFA COZY, SEING AGAIN. VINE-OCV0?ED Pocono Field Set, Va-GAL. CHARCOAL AAAERICAN RAID YARD GUARD LIGHTER FLUID PAINT THINNER OUTDOOR FOGGER Revson Pole-Setter MAYFAIR PLASTIC TOILI^SEATS r 6.29 MOUNT POCONO, Pa. WOK the United States Auto Club and Gary Bettenhausen. The CAtKXA (AP) - If Billy Vukovich OUR HARDWOOD champion the last two years latter has the better start of the c, 1971 fo Kt*. <4C ■ T M fog U $ >e* OH wins Sunday’s $374,000 CHARCOAL 6-49 and winner of the 1972 Pocono two, in the middle of the fourth REG. 794 W G . $2.19 outing. BRIQUETS REG. $1.29 Schaefer 500-mile auto race, row. Donohue, who was plagued For quick starting. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE The Gulf team includes pole . . . to get the cooking For cleaning brushes Kills bugs up to 20’ away. the least surprised man in with engine problems, will have Hickory scented. Pour CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS A LAWRENCE position winner Peter Revson, action started. Stock upl and rollers, thinning Repels mosquitoes, flies, THEY SAY VALOITY AND HPS SUREFOOTED AS A GOAT. town will be former In to make his way up from the spout under cap. Fasti MAYBE VALORV FEU OFF, whose speed was 190.648, a oil base paints. Gallon. gnats, ants. 16’/^ oz. THE DONKEY FELL OFF THE WILL WAe^ TRAMEtATEP. \ JU6T TRU^T MB AND dianapolis great Freddie eighth row. 48409/33801/1 48434/33800/4 BUT MOT THIS DONKEY/ rftOBATEP IN track record, and Rutherford, ____ 24033/34029/4 24989/33988/12 Won't peel or discolor. THE BRIDGE. THATTWAT«/MPr 5/MPLV v BE BACK HEREIN Agabashian. Johncock, a 36-year-old MARCH 1963...I'D MbAN9"6D 15 MINUTB51 AMD OF the Texan who set a qualifying Fits standard toilets. LIKE A CLEAR. “The boy is a comer, a sure veteran, also was a poor S O M E P LA C E C0UR^E».TRy MOT TO record of 198.413 to win the pole White, asst, colors. . EIMPLB EUMMAFty B U T P O N T XF/tUytSBTUOfiTl winner of the future," says the qualifier and landed beside OF THE MAIM at Indy last month. Rutherford t e l grey ng Agabashian. “He very Donohue in the starting order. rORTHOJ has a third row start in Pocono. 44840.4/3333l,33723-30 well could win the driving title His STP teammate is Wally Driving for the Sunoco team this year. And if he does, he’ll Dallenbach, the 10th place are 1971 winner Mark Donohue be on his way.” starter. Vukovich, 29, son of the QQj]J2 Help Wanted MANCTOSTER EVENING HERALD, Mancfaejrter, Conn., Fri., June 29,1973 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE 35 Help Wanted The “ Action Marketplace” 39 Artlelea ter Sale 45 — »F a s t E ffe c tiv e LPNs private ______,$4JBhour- LIVE BAIT - Open 24 hours. Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers WAREHOUSEMEN ly, 7-3, 3,11 shilts.ts. MediciMedical Ring bell for service. Shiners, Herald Classified Ads PI’lacement Service, 232-5226. crawlers, etc. 144 Deming Over 60,000 Daily Readers Appileations now boing taken for Indhrkhiala wHh Street, Manchester. Waiqiing BOOKKEEPER ^ Road. (15 Word Minimum) Fast Results siwlaynisnt. Experienced, part-time. We are lop wagaa and axeaNoirt banatHa Including pARtatarlng. buudefs and developers and ALUMINUM sheets used as 1 b a y ...... 84 per word per day operate a real estate business. printing plates, .007 thick, 3 Day^...... 74 per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR * Apply now ots Written references required: 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 foiil. CIJVSSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Main office located in Phone 643-2711. 6 Days ...... 64 per word per day THE MARTIN-BROWER CO. Manchester. Write Box M, 26 Days ...... 54 per word per day J2:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATIOI>K Manchester Herald. 200 Prootiga Paifc Road. East Hartford, Corm. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 HapfTV Ads ...... $ 1.5 0 inch Deadline (or Saturday and Monday cents eadi. Inquire side door, PART-TIME hefo wanted, an>- ' Manchester Evoiing Herald. HoueehoM Qooda 51 PHONE is 12:00 .Noon Friday ly in person, Snakey’s P im Apartmenta Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 83 Apartments For Rent 83 Parlor, Vernon Circle, Vernon. DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 Must be 18 or over. Openings in yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, BROYHILL bedroom set, FIRST Floor — 2-bedrooms, MANCHESTER Magic - 3- npars PART-TIME plating assistant, KEYPUNCH CIperators — with bookshelf headboard, 4 years stoVS^ Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney IS Help Wanted fmitimmsamt kitchen and bar area. sand, stone, pool and patio PRESIDENTIAL . parking, make______ends bedrooms, appliances, yard for HERALD MobfM HofflM 39 no experience necessanr, wili aipha numeric experience. old, excellent condition. meet; only $15(). Homefinders, train the rirtt person. Hours 5- sand, 643-9504. kids, parking, basement, $160. PLEASE READ HAPPY ADS Full-time days or evenings. Call RN, LPN, 11-7, part-time for Moving, 8754706. YHiABEAPTS. Fee $20., 5494980. 644. Homefinders Fee $20., 5494980. BOX LETTERS GUTTERS and roof repaired MACHINIST wanted - 9. Apply Connecticut Cycle 644-2445, South Windsor. MANCHESTER 4th OF JULY and replaced. Excellent Bridgeport work, experienced Accessories, 316 Hartford Rd.. modern convalescent home. SCREENED loam, gravel, / YOUR AD Relaxed atmosphere. Apply FREE — Gas stove and hot TOWNHOUSE - 3 bedrooms, For Your BERRY’S WORLD workmanship. Reasonable only. Overtime and paid in Manchester 643-1682. processed gravel, sand, stone, water heater, good for cottage, One and two b e d ro i^ . prices. Free estimates, 646- SUMMER work available, im Burnside Convalescent Home, and fill. George H. Griffing, An appliances, utilities paid, WELSH AVE.'— 2-bedroom Information Classified or “Want Ads” SPECTACIUR surance. Penobscot Tool and mediate openings for saies 6464288. I Near seboois, churdws> everything included. $190. double, stove, carpet, garage, 1399. Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. SWIMMING Instructor with 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart dover, 742-78M. THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a assistant. Must have car, neat ford, 289-9571. and shopping center, on, Homefinders, Fee $20., 549- yard, nicely priced at $180. AT Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. WSI certificate for 6 year old in repearance. Apply in pererren. bus line. CaU anytime. 6980. 64-3. Homefinders Fee $20., 5494980. disclose the identity of any convenience^ The advertiser Heating-Plumbing 17 ^ p o o l , mornings. Call 647- TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for advertiser using box letters. Connecticut Refining, VeiYernon WANTED Medical'Secretary, covering lawns, shi^bs, etc. 20 Mualeal Inatrumenta 53 should read his ad the FIRST RECTOWILUSA. MACHINISTS - We have the Oii, 994 Hartford Tpke., Ver APPLIANCES, utilities paid, 2 Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and B O m Heating and Plumbiilg part-tim e, experienced cents per pound. 872-9032, 87^ 846-2623 following openings — lathe, non. SPINET F*iano and matching bedroom Duplex, parking, kids, MILL Street — Utilities paid, 4- ads who desire to protect their — Prompt, courteous service. Bridgeport, vertical turret FULL-TIME women needed for preferred. Call 6464156. 6587. REPORT ERRORS in time bench, excellent condition. pets O.K. $ltt. Homennders, room double, appliances, identity can follow this Now at the very start of the Call 643-1496. lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy cutting and marking fabrics. for the next insertion. The WOMAN wanted, part-time, SMALL Floor safe, 40” Phone 646-1444. I Fee $20., 5494960. 65-38. carpet, basement, yard, procedure; Holiday season, Rectown will Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, For information call Miss weekends, for snack bar and n p i s T parking, $160. Homefinders Fee Herald is responsible for only NO JOB too small. Immediate Coburn, 646-1000. Frigidaire electric range, elec ONE incorrect or omitted put you in any one of our 42 Manchester, 649-0000. ciub house. Appiy Tallwood Good opportunity for qualified MANCHESTER — Blast Center $^., 5494980. 68-25. Enclose your reply to the service on service calls. Free tric ironer, fireplace screen, insertion for any advertise* brand new Holiday Travel Country Club, Route 85, perren, to work hi a mnnii AnUquea 96 FIVE room duplex, modern St., 5-room apartment, with box in an envelope — address estimates gladly given on NURSE’S Aides, wanted for NATIONWIDE Credit Corp. sofa, playpen, school desk, old kitchen and bath, new electric ment and then only to the ex Trailers, at a price you won’t Hebron. department, within our heat and air-conditioning. SISSON Street — First-floor, 2 to the Classified. Manager, heating or Numbing. Faucets full-time on all shifts. Salmon ...SenMoiw dealing with banks, manufac ox yoke, two antique dining stove, private basement, Available July 1st., 646-1180. bedrooms, appliances, base tent of a “make good’’ believe. repaired or installed. Water organization. Muit be an ac room chairs, antique rocker, THE Pack Rat — Antiques, Manchester Evening Herald, Brook Convalescent Home, off may havtswityow turers, wholesale and all types WANTED - Desk Clerk, 4 driveway and parking. ment, parking, laundry insertion. Errors which do not We need your present trailers 4 1 pumps worked on. Complete of business and professional curate typilt with good office 6434562. collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun together with a memo listing House Street, Glastonbury. nights a week, 5:30 p.m. to mid days, 124, Flora Road. Off Available. July 1st. $200. plus AVAILABLE immediately. facilities, $155. Homefinders lessen the value of the very badly and to prove it, we heating systems, rec rooms, «happyo4l people, needs high type akillf. (kanpany offers good the companies you do NOT Apply to Director of Nursing, night, e^riencecl preferred. Route 85, Bolton. security deposit. No pets. 649- Pleasant four room apartment, Fee $20., 5494980. 69-17. advertisement will not be cor will give you Hundreds of etc. Clall M & M Plunribing & 633-5244. salesman - District Manager to wagea and working con GARAGE Sale — Friday, Satur 3050. heat, hot water, appliances, 2 want to see your letter. Your Heating, 649-2871. service and open new accounts ditions, convenient free day, Sunday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., carpeting, air-conditioning. MAIN Street — 4 rooms, rected by “make good’’ dollars more in trade. Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., 271 Main Street, Manchester. •••••••••••• •#•••••••••••• letter will be destroyed if the on. REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. o Auf Wledersen this area. Age no handicap. No Manchester. paridng and an excellent free 5V4-R(X)M Duplex, garage, $185 Lease, security, $195., 649-Mre, appliances, wall-to-wall insertion. Our salesmen will show you Windows, doors, tools, an- Wanted to Buy 98 advertiser is one you’ve SEWERLINES, sink lines, 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- EVEYLN and MICHELE investment.' High commission- benefits program. monthly. Security deposit. 6434165. carpeting, disposal, $145. mentioned. If not it will be tiie industry accepted guide o cleaned with electric cutters, hour week. Salary $375.30 bi ^ bonus. Leads furnished. Write tiques, tables, chairs, bottles, Phone 643-5029. ^ R A A K CLEANING woman wanted for Homefinders Fee $20., 5494980. handled in the usual manner. books on trade values and you by professionals. McKinney weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with $ Manager, Box 4117, Qeveland, FIRST NATIONAL many goodies. 649-2640. WANTED — Antique furniture, SIX-ROOM Duplex, 69-11. 643-2711 Have a wonderful summer department store. Reliable, will see for yourself, the Bros. Sewer Disposal Com degree. Many fringe benefits. Cttiio, 44123. . Monday-Saturday, 4 hours dai STORES, INC. glass, pewter, oil paintings or FIVE-ROOM duplex for rent, redecorated, available im "Low” and the “High.” Pick pany, 643-5308. Veterans Home and Hospital, In Germany SAVE BIG—Clean rugs and up other antique items. Any quan security deposit required. $165 mediately. Stove, attic, base Lost and Found 1 Autoa For Safo ly, hours flexible. C!all 6464400. Park & Oakland Avenues TWO-BEDROOM Duplex, base- out the high figure and we will Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, S Love, IS holstery with Blue Lustre. Rent tity. The Harrisons, 643-W09, monthly rent. (}ulet residential ment, trees, lawn, parking. $200 ment, attic and yarcT Ideal for BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST East Hartford electric shampooer $1. The E. add 10% to that amount, when FRANK Scotella Plumbing Ser Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten % Auntie Esther Olsaver % WANTED part-time babysitter. An eqnil o|ipartimity emptorw M/F Iw Oakland Street. area. Write Box R, Manchester plus utiltlies. Security. 6^5427. family of three. $160 plus FOUND puppy, male Mongrel, 1964 COMET, running condi vice. 24-hour service. No job too A. Johnson Paint Company, 723 you purchase any one of these sions 395, 233, 248. General clerical duties, one- Prospect Ave. - Porter St. area. Herald giving references. security. 643-5053 after 5 p.m. 9 black with tan markings and tion, needs some work. |150. small. Free estimates. 6^7024. Main Street, Manchester, 649- Apartment July 15th. CHARLES Apartments — East eyebrows. Vicinity Bolton and Cail after 6, 649-9354. new Holidays in our stock. Help Wanted 35 year experience. 5 days, 9 4-5:30, Monday-Friday, begin- 4501. RN WANTED for full-time on 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Call for in ning July 2 for 8 weeks. Must BABYSITTER wanted in North REGULATOR clock or case, Middle Tpke., 4'Vk room IMMEDIATE occupancy, 6 Wildwood Road, Vernon. 649- It’s now more than ever worth calendar or regular, with or Electrical 18 a.m.-3 p.m. shift and 11 p.m. to terview. Mrs. Brunetti, 643- have car. Call 875-1030 after 6 Main Street area, Monday and DUPLEX, five rooms, Iti Townhouse, IVk baths, all 'large pleasant rooms, new con 9934. 1972 SUPER Beattie, Holley your while to come out to TAG SALE - Box 411, South without drop. 1-401-596-5741 baths, 3 bedrooms, country 7 a.m. shift. Apply Director of 2487, 10 a.m . to 5 p.m., p.m. Wednesday mornings, 8:30 to appliances, two air- dition, month’s security and carburetor, mag wheels, mint SUMMER HELP Rd., Bolton, Saturday, June after 6 p.m. kitchen, appliances, carpeting, conditioners, neat, hot water, references, 643-5768 or 5^-2897. FOUND black, tan and white Willimantic. Remember to MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. Nursing, Salmon Brook Con 10:30 and occassional after condition. Asking |2,100 or best valescent Home, off House weekdays. 30th, Sunday July 1st, 10 a.m. to central location $235. Se^rity. storage. Basement garage, m ale^ppy. Cali Dog Warden, offer, 649-9227. have the salesman show you Electrical repairs, additions. PHARMACIST wanted, top noons and weekends. Must 4 p.m. Record player, records, the book and watch while he alterations. Small job Street, Glastonbu^. 633-5244. Wanted for l ^ t assembly PRESSURE BLAST wages, good benefits. Cail mor supply own transportation. Available August 1st. Phone $230. Charles Pontlcelli, M9- FOUR room apartment, in work. Rotating shifts, 7- assorted dishes, silverplatea Rooms Without Bpard 80 646-3542 after 5 p.m. 9644, 6464800. newer 2-family, quiet residen 1970 PLYMOUTH, 4-door adds in the special 10% specialist. Ftee estimates. MFe.C0.,INC. nings, Jim Mastriani, 527-1164 Phone 6434033. electric coffee pot, copper Master Charge. 643-8832. SHEET metal mechanic 2:30 p.m. and 2:30-10 p.m. or afternoons, Mike Santogatta, tial dead-enu street. Much FOUND wallet at Parkade sedan, must sell at a real HOLIDAY^BONUS. © 1»73 ky NtA, 41 CSiapel Street bowl, hair dryer, glassware, THE THOMPSON H ouse- Cot AVAILABLE August 1st — more included at $200 monthly Wednesday night. Owner iden- capable of layout and cutting 643-1505. Arthur Drug, MATURE person for older ATTENTION LiUDLOROS bargain. Caii 646-5479 anytime. It’s your money and could be commercial and residential Manchester floor polisher, etc. tage St., centrally located, Utilities paid, 3 breroom dou with security. Mature adulu Ufy, 649-01!“ 0154. Flooring 18 Apply in person. Manchester - Rockville area. lady, sleep in, light We will fill yoiir vacancy worth 1300 or |400 additional "Try not to worry about the gas shortage, dear!" duct work. New England housekeeping. Own transporta large, pleasantly furnished ble, appliances, carpet, yard, preferred, 6494219. 1966 CHEVROLET Bel Air to you. Make us prove it. Mechanical Services, Inc., 649- REEL to reel tape recorder, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 quickly with no charge or parking, $195. Homefinders, LOST small black Toy Terrier wagon, V-8,195 h.p., automatic, FLOOR SANDING and CAB Driver — Part or full tion preferred. Call 643-2977. . AKAI 9, excellent condition. for overnight aqd permanent Refinishing, (specializing in 0540. KAGE CO. OFFICE Secretary — One-girl time. You must have a good obligation to you. Fee m . 5494980. 62-2. ONE-BEDROOM apartment in male dog, with brown eyebrows good condition, 644-0835. office, for local professional $160. Call 6494351. , ’ guest rates. quiet neighborhood with and bob tail. Answers to Bizer. Sanfleaa Ottered 12 Pefntfng-Papering 13 older floors). Inside and ouuide 91 Elm Street Extension driving record and be depen TEACHERS wanted, all levels. HOMEFINDERS RECTOWN USA painting. John Verfaille, 646- EXPERIENCED business firm. Pleasing per dable. East Hartford Cab Co., Foreign and Domestic 527-8448 FURNISHED one-bedroom, appliances and heat, no pets, Reward. Swamp Rd., Coventry 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 2- Demonstrators — Party plan Manchester sonality required. Good salary GARAGE SALE — Saturday, I\OOM in private home, female appliances, parking, singles lease, $180 a month, 646-11)47. area, 742-5080. Route 6 West Willimantic LAWN MOWER Service, repair PAINTING — Interior and 5750, 8ra-2222. 107 Burnside Ave., East Hart teachers. Box 1063, Vancouver, June 30th, 10 a.m. until 7 p.m., door hardtop, small v-8, managers needed for 'es and full benefits, 5-day week. Washington, 98660. only, parking and kitchen preferred, $25 a week. automatic, power steering, 1-423-1625 and sharpening, pick-up and exterior, low, low prices that ford. 15 Judith Drive, Manchester. pririleges. 643-6609. Open Daily until 9 p.m. delivery. Hours Monday can’t be beat. Cail tor free es MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 tablished company. Name Duties include telephone FOUR-ROOM apartnient, Homefinders Fee'$20., 549-6960. FIVE-ROOM, first floor apart po’iwer brakes, radio, 4 new brand gifts and toys (Fisher AVON calling on TV. Avon answering, typing, general of Tools, office supplies, 64- 17. ment and garage. Central. tirires, low mileage, mint condi Saturday until 6 p.. through Thursday, 8 a.m. to timate, 646-6329 or 643-4887. GOOD Typist for smalt office, 2 RELIABLE mature babysitter household bric-a-brac, mis Hartford Road, first floor. Panonala-Announcamanta 2 Price, Cosco, etc.) Top corn- calling in magazines. Avon fice work, shorthand not wanted for 4V4-year old boy, ROOMMATE to share four- Phone 649-3618. tion. 1675, 643-9708. No answer, CTosed on Sunday 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 MANCHESTER Delivery - years general office experience cellaneous. Rain date, July 7^. room apartment, with color cellar storage, garage. $155 •••••••••••• •••••••••#•••• p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 HOUSE Painting — Interior, Light trucking and package missions, very best deliverydel cailing in your neighborhood. It required. Send resume and required. 2894861. vicinity Nathan Hale School, monthly. Available immediate STUDENTS - first-floor, 2- WILL gentleman directing traf 647-1908. service. Excellent op can be you. Cali 289-4922. references to Box N, TV, etc. 875-1333. bedroom double, basement, Fumlkied Apartmenta 84 p.m., 872-8311. exterior, low rates, free es delivery. Refrigerators, opportunity daytime hours. Call after 5 TAG SALE - 15 Mill St., ly, 649-^1. fic, Broad-Turnpike, accident Motoreyclea-BIcyclea 11 for the right person. (^11 collect Manchester Herald. p.m., 647-9480. yard, parking, porch, $150. 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, fair timates. Call 649-5624, 643-8162. washers and stoves, moving Manchester. Thursday, ^ d ay , LIGHT housekeeping room ful June 5, 1973, please call 643- ODD JOBS, lawn care, light specialty, 649-0752. 1-491-2100 or write: Treasure HAIRDRESSERS wanted full THREE-ROOM apartment, Homefinders Fee $20., 549-MW. THREE-ROOM furnished 7091. condition. Asking $200 or best TRIUMPH 1970, Trophy 250, or part'tim e. Susan Dee Coif- REFINED person for washing naiCATESSEN Saturday, 104. Something for ly furnished, stove, 65- 11. heated apartment. Private en tree work, removal service to House, North Street, Box 107, REAL ESTATE Sales! No everyone. Some old, some new. pleasant, convenient suburban offer. Cail 647-1806 after 5 p.m. new motor, excellent condition, Goshen, Conn., 06756. fueres, 525 Main St. painted walls and woodwork, 2 refrigerator, linens provided. trances. Working adults. No dump. Reasonable, 528-8649 Bullding-Contracting 14 Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea CLERKS limitations on income, and it 801 Main St. Phone 6M-9879. location, like private home, call 643-5691, 3-6 p.m. Manchester, 643-2330. days, coil 643-5346 after 1 p.m. could be far beyond your expec its. Security deposit. Parking. J after 6 p.m.. lawn, basement, working 1971 CHEVROLET Impala, Part-time openings on after TAG SALE — 4 mag wheels, Autoa For Safa 4 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - tations! Due to our growth and adults. 643-2880. VILLABER custom coupe, excellent condi MORTGAGES, loans first se BILLING Clerk — Accurate TEMPORARY part-time noon and evening shifts. portable TV, gas dryer, mis TWO GIRLS needed to share 1972 KAWASKI, 250, excellent TWO handymen want variety of Remodeling, repairing, ad cond, third. All kinds. Realty further expansion plans we tion, air-conditioning, vinyl in woods bike, only 350 miles, $650 FULL TIME typist for two-giri office. Phone experienced typist-clerk for Excellent starting rate with cellaneous household items. luxury apartment with two of ROCKVILLE - Nicely NEED CAR? Credit bad? jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer ditions, rec rooms, porches and statewide. Credit rating un have openings in our East Hart the same. For information MANCHESTER- New one and K fu tm a n s terior, $2,100. Call after or best offer. Phone 528-6351. hmale Help W nM 649-2881. small accounting office. 649- one of the best wage schedules ford, Glastonbury and Vernon June 30, July 1,9 a.m. - 8 n.m., nlshed 3Vk room ap Bankrimt? Repossessed? tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at roofing. No job too small. Call necessary. Reasonable. Con 736 Clark Street, ^uth Wind phone 6464356, after 5 p.m. two-bedroom townhouses, full 6 p.m. 2206. in the industry. Fringe offices. Experienced start im rivate basement and en- Five-room, 2-bedroom town residential area, adults only, no Honest Douglas accepts lowest tics, cleaned. Reliable service. 649-31M. fidential, quick arrangements. sor. pets. $160 monthly. 646-1060. down, smallest payments. EXPERT bicycle, repairs, all Reasonable rates. 643-5305. for permanent employment. WOMEN to woYk in plastic benefits included. mediately, inexperienced will rances, patios, heat, house, waU-to-wail carpeting, 1971 CHEVY - Vega, Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Some retail experience. manufacturing piant, full and SECRETARY — Part-time, as f Douglas Motors, 345 Main. makes, models and speeds. MASONRY - All types of 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart Apply be thoroughly trained plus con Apartmenta For Rent 83 appliances and carpeting in fireplace, 2 air conditioners, Hatchback, radio, realr defrost, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Excellent hours, pleasant part-time. Please call 646-2920, neieded, shorthand, typing, Giri tinuous on-the-job training. TAG SALE — Furniture., Houaea ter Rent 88 TREE Removal — pruning, stone, brick fireplaces, walls, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. M o n s appliances, vacuum cieaner, cluded. From $215-$265 per appliances, heat and hot whitewalis. One owner. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- working conditions, incen for appointment. F^day type. Call 643-1442. Very attractive commission WE HAVE customers waiting month. Paul W. Dougan, 1970 CHEVELLE MaUbu, 2- Excellent condition. Call 649- spraying, etc., fully insured. concrete steps, sidewalks. No SHOP-RITE clothing, dishes, etc. Saturday water, IVk tiled baths, washer 456V9 MAIN Street — 6-room U door hardtop; 350 cubic inch, 4- 2098. Licensed. Free estimates. job too small. Free estimates. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd tives. Apply at once, manager, schedule plus bonuses and for the rental of your apartment Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. and dryer hookup, patio. No 8679. REAL Estate — Part-timers NURSES Aides — Full or part- benefits. For more details and and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., or home. J.D. Real Estate house, family unit. Security. speed transmission, power Phone 633-5345.' Over 20 years experience. After mortgages — interim financing SUPERMARKET 148 Birch Mountain nd., pets. $160 monthly, 646-24^, 9 a.m. to MOTORCYCLE insurance. UGGEH PHARMACY considered. If you have your time, 3-11 shift. Call 649^19. confidential interview, call Associates, Inc. 6434129. steering, power disc brakes, 1964 FORD Falcon station 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. — expedient and confidential license, or going for your test, 887 East MMdto Tpln. Manchester. MANCHESTER - Newer 2 5 p.m. excellent condition. Asking |2,- come to us for good rates. Just LIGHT Trucking Service, service, J. D. Real Estate Chet Govang at Holland & ' Call 640-7620 . wagaa_649-5856. 5 minutes of your time. Call please call me. Earn between MALE or Female, driver for LOOKING for anything in real bedroom apartment, quiet loca 000. Call after 6 p.m., 872-0837. ' delivery, lawns, miscellaneous CARPENTRY - Repairs, Assoc. M3-5129. MANCHESTER PARKADE Ruhlander Real Estate inef., TAG SALE — Saturday, 143 Crockett Agency, ask for Betty $12,000-$20,000 annually. Ralph Mr. Softee truck. Must be 18 or 528-9307, or 633-4835. Don’t wait estate rental — apartments, tion, includes heat, appliances, ROCKVILLE area — 6V4 room 1971, 454, CORVETTE, air- work. Reasonable. No job too remodeling, additions, roofing. West Middle Turnpike, and .carpets. $200 per month. Cape, gas fired hot water heat, 1969 CORVETTE, needs some or Louise. 643-1577. small. Phone 649-6484. Pasek, 289-7475, Pasek- over, neat and reliable. Call — our training sessions start homes, multiple dwellings, no conditioned, 4-speed, much Call Davia Patria, South Wind WE Have Money! Call us. Se FULL-TIME bookkeeper Rutherford, Realtors, MLS. 649-2073 between 9 a.m. and 1 Manchester. Furniture, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- IbriM OanilM Mi «■ M a Mu 2-car garage, full basement, 5 work, must sell, will sacrifice, sor, 644-1796. OPENING for man in tire soon. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate more. Cali 640-5358 ask for Jim. cond mortgages arranged wanted for Manchester con p.m. household items, antiques, Associates, Inc. 6434129. 4535, 646-1021. hUBN BVBCytttRf « > fTM fir yii! minutes from Route 15 to Hart 1-446-8717. Call collect after 5. 1972 SUZUKI T350J, excellent TREES cut and removed, quickly . Mortgage Leniflng retread shop. All benefits and collectibles, 9 a.m. on. struction firm. Must be full- WOMAN wanted for house ford, range and refrigerator condition. Still under pruning and trimming, lot Agency,gency, Hartford, 522-4221, overtime. Apply in person, MANCHESTER - Nice 2 furnished. Security agreement, N 1968 BUICK LaSabre, only 41,- WES ROBBINS carpentry charge bookkeeper. Call COST work, 6434028. FOUR rooms, second-floor 1972 PEUGOT 4^1oor sedan, warrantee. $650 or best offer, clearing. Reasonable free es evenings, Hartford, 523-5154. Manchester tire, Inc., 295 TAG SALE - June 29th, 30th, bedroom apartment, first floor Out el Town- $240 per month. Immediate oc 000 miles, good running condi 646-7607. timates. Anytime, 528-3021. remodeling specialist. Ao^- between 4-6 p.m., 647-1045. Broad Street, Manchester. apartment, available im front wheel drive, disc brakes, tion. Cali 649-4758, between 5-7 July 1st. 9 a.m. to 6 n.m., 62 En- half of 2-family, includes For Rent 88 cupancy. C!all 649-5029. Micheiin tires, fold down seats ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ACCOUNTIIIG SUMMER JOBS mediately. Birch Street, p.m.. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Business Opportunity 28 RN — Busy Manchester Situation Wanted jg sign Street, E a s t:Hai^ord. heated, $175. Security. Call 646- appliances, private basement. for sleeping. Excellent condi 1972 PUCH ENDURO, 175cc, TREE Service — (Soucier) - - ■ -r FOR Y0UN6 MEN y I $174 per month. Paul W. tion, W5-1791. excellent condition, call after 5, Trees cut, building lots cleared, 649-3446. medical office. Duties inciude CLERK Private technical school is 1189. Trueka-Tractor 5 PACKAGE Store — Ideal one- assisting Doctor, completing in A WOMEN NEED someone to fill in for GARAGE SALE - Frigidaire Dougan Realtor, 643-4535, 646- 646-1199. trees topped. Got a tree expanding it’s staff, auto body 1021. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - man set-up. Frechette & Mar surance forms, light typing. This immediately vacationing secretary? Teacher w asher, $100; d ry er, $75; 95 WEST Middle Tpke. - 4V4 1971 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner problem? Well worth phone tin, Realtors, 647-9993. available position requires instructor needed for full-time dinette set, Cosco bridge set, brown, black vinyl top, 4-speed, 1970 FORD Econoline 200, 2 1971 HONDA, clean and depen call, 742-8252. new homes custom built, Hours are 9 a.m. until 5:30 position. Excellent salary and who is experienced secretary room Duplex, heat, hot water, seater, V-8, automatic remodeling, additions, rec p.m., Monday through Friday, an applicant with high Use your summer to train looking for work for July. furniture, and miscellaneous. electric stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER - New 3 black interior, !U,000 original dable, $800. Call 649-6351 after HERALD Paper Routes for fringe benefits. Teaching 203 Ferguson Rd., Friday, 104, bedroom Duplex, IVk baths, full transmission. Ideal for cam 5:30. REWEAVING burns, moth rooms, garages, kitchens and 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. every school education and a for a highly skilled job. experience required. Call 525- Phone 646-3867. garage. Basement laundry. miles. Many extras. Take over ping. 1-429-5063. sale. Eldridge Street area, Saturday, 104. basement. Includes appliances payments. Call 646-0799 or 643- holes. Zippers repaired. Win remodeled, bath tile, cement other Saturday, with a compen minimum of one-year We’ll pay you to learn. 1117 for interview appointment. Available July 1st. Call 649- CP 1easaiit>^ley) work. Steps, dormers. Residen Russell Street area, sating day off that week. At 2865. and carpets. $267 per month. 1973 HONDA, 250 SL, dow shades, Venetian blinds. Manchester. Phone 647-9946. experience in cost accoun Then, when you return to THREE drawer rollaway tool Paul W. Dougan, nealtor, 643- Auto-Servlee motorsport, 300 miles, like new, Keys made. TV for rent. tial or commercial. Call 649- tractive salary and benefits GRILL and Pie man for 4291. school or to your full-time Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 box. Phone 649-6983 after 5 p.m. 4535, 646-1021. 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, hil Acceaaorlet 7 $800., 646-0799 or 643-0806. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. offered. Repiy with business ting. Manchester’s new and exciting AVAILABLE July 1st. - 5 EARN UP TO $40000 andindpi personal references, to Box We offer a liberal benefits job, continue training and food and pie shop. E ^ rie n c e rooms, first floor, 2-bedroom ly automatic, air-conditioniAgi.- FOUR Cragar mags, 14” ENGLISH Setter pups, males, TAG SALE - 836 Hartford Rd., WASHER-DRYER, appliances, Distinctive like new inside, new tires. Best 1968 HONDA, 350 cc. Excellent CELLARS-Attics cleaned, R.E, GOWER — Finish carpen- ‘RR, ” Manchester Herald. program and good working earning on a part-time helpful but will train interested $40. Phone 742-9762. apartment, no pets. $150. plus mounted on white te tte r^ Jet- tiy, kitchens, rec'rooms, ad FULL OR PART TIME across from Manchester security, 647-^. parking, basement, yard for offer. Call 649-5797. condition. $350. Call 649-8679. lawns mowed, swept, patched, Tiny Tool Sales inc now esiao- conditions. basis. replicants. Apply in perren, Oldsmobile. many items in kids. 4 room double, $180. South Windsor apartments son tires. $250. 649-5358 ask for ditions, garages, porches, any hihing Tiny Togs infant products PART-TIME woman to clean (Grandma’s Seven Kettles, 501 Jim. sidewalk, patio, and chainsaw Please apply at the Per YEAR-OLD Boxer, with cluding olu cedar chest, two Homefinders, Fee $20.5494(M. 1959 CADILLAC, two-door $150. Services Ottered 12 work. Reasonable, 646-8514 type remodeling. ^2087. in retail oullett throughout ;he small business office. Call 646- West Middle Turnpike, papers, male. C!all 643-9661. United States Quality infant wear 3800 for details. sonnel Office: black and white TVs. Saturday 65-36. east of the river. Phone 643-4605. evenings. manufactured by 2ft year old firm Carram avalMila hi Mannhester. and Sunday, 10-7. Campera-Trallen SHARPENING Service - J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish M PAGE TWENTV-TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,.Conn., Fri., June 29, 1W3 House* For Solo I^N C R K T E R e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester, Conn.: Fri., jGne 29^ HouaM Pof Safe 17 Houooo For Solo 72 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE Out of Town- BuMlnoBi Loeatloni- 72 Houtoo For Solo 72 Houooo For Solo Houooo For Solo 72 Out of Town-For Solo 75 For Ront 66 for Ront 97 72 Offered by the Wantod-Real Estate 77 ROCKVILLE - 5,4, and 3 room HOLLISTER Street—6-roonu, STORES - Offices - Big, 3-bedrooms, IW baths, Repprt apartments, |10S to |1S0 beautiful, and reasonable. fire p la c e , 2-^car g a ra g e , 6-6 DUPLEX monthly. Appliances, and yard. Route 83, Vernon Circle, 875- enclosed porch, nice yard, 30- 8 bedrooms each side, plus Looking for rauncx Utilities’extra. Phone 872-0359. 491L Open House day occupancy. $30’s. 6494039. living room, dining room, K E m rs OPEN HOUSE S a il to 5 Crime 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. kitchen and bath. All on large a Hom e? MOKV Rooort Property- CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 lot within walking gf HEBRON — Two-bedroom For Ront 66 acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, Statistics apartment, appliances, wall-to- SATURDAY 11-3 bm, flopping, sdioolt, etc. COLONIAL-RANCH near Rolling Hills, Mansileld beamed ceiling, garages, view. WASHINGTON (AP) - wall carpeting. Cellar storage," MISQUAMICUT - 4V4 room Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Priced at $39,900. Country Gub, 6 rooms, large large yard, parking, twenty formal dining room, paneled Stamford’s rate of serious cottage, heated, furnished. No ziHssER aancT crime during the first three minutes to Hartford, fifteen singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- living room with built-in 30-32 HOLL STREET 8PACIDU8 GAPE ^ U C o m . nionths of 1973 was 42 per cent minutes to Manchester, |190 049!91. MS bookcases and fireplace. Two monthly. 6464)882, 649-2871. By Bea KeiSi Turn rigM on m. 44A. 1/2 mile on toll Is Roltoig HNto. higher than for the same period Looking for a good solid Investmsnt? An opportunity 646-1811 or three bedrooms, family to get out of your apartment? As clean a 2-famlly as 'mis 4i!M ^1!!!!?on a the year before, according to COVENTRY Lake — Cottage, corner lot is realty for you room with fireplace, garage, ELLINGTON - Available Lakewood Heights. Beautifufur5- we’ve seen offered at $36,900. Sure-mortgage interest Federal Bureau Investigation August 1st, 3-bedrooms 5Vk before schdol begins!!! plus many extras. $38,500.' room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call rates are higher than they I 1 •7,1^ - xr,, j; J;:-^ * ■- ; ■■ ■ • r* PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.-Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June 29,1W3 Democrats Get 59% of MHS Graduates Street Lights Aibait Brackets MHA Control ■n 1 Inside Today The Weather To Continue Education Manchester Republicans next Fair tonight, patchy fog Town Director Phyllis about the installation because Sesquicenlennial pictures on page 7. towards morning, low 6065. month will lose control of the Jackston has learned that the naires were completed by 656 of of many complaints concerning Heralding Homes on page 8. Mostly sunny Sunday, high in R«sults of a survey of only town agency still in their unavailibility of brackets has the 666 graduating students. the “serious traffic situation” low 80s. Chance of rain 20 pft Manchester High School’s re hands. The five-year term of forced a postponement of new The survey included MHS at the intersection, caused by cent tonight, zero Sunday. cent graduates show that 59 per Republican Vincent Diana street li^ ts for the intersection students who finished studies in the realignment of Parker St. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1973 - VOL. ■XCII, No. 230 Manchester—A City of Village Charm cent of the MHS Class of 1973 expires July 1 and Democratic of Parker St. with Colonial Rd. there. SIXTEEN PAGES — 2 TV — 2 MINI PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS will continue its education, ac January. Town Chairman Ted Cummings The 1973 .complete question She said the HELCO official cording to the school’s guidance said Diana’s seat will be filled 'Mrs. Jackston was told early anticipates the brackets will naire results; department. by a Democrat. this month by a HELCO official arrive next month and that the • Attending four-year private The percentage, representing At present, the MHA is 3 to 2 the lights would be operating lights may be ready near July colleges — 15 per cent. 388 of the total graduating class Republican. Its members are near June 22. She had inquired 18. of 666 students, includes • Attending four-year state Republicans A. Paul Berte, students planning to attend colleges — 14 per cent. chairman; Richard Schwolsky, four-year colleges, two-year • Attending two-year private vice chairman; and Diana; and Cambodian War Impasse Resolved colleges, and other continuing colleges — 5 per cent. Democrats Pascal Mastrangelo education (trade schools, etc.). • Attending two-year state and Kathle«i Ponticelli. HOSPITAL The 59 pert cent figure is only colleges — 20 per cent. Cummings said the name of a a slight change from statistics • Attending other education Richard W. Meier Daniel S. Silver Democratic replacement for h'iVews Nixon Agrees for Ue MHS Gass of 1972. In — 5 per cent. Diana will be ready for Board SESQUICENTEmiAL • Armed services — 3 per of Directors’ action when it APPRECIATION FUND 1972, 60 per cent of the MHS I Capsule graduates indicated they would cent. meets July 10. He said that WEEK To Halt Action 0 J continue their education. • Employed — 20 per cent. Capital Area Scholars when the MHA becomes 3 to 2 ’This year’s statistics were • Undecided and unknown — Democratic, Berte will be Manchester Memoria! Hospital compiled by the guidance 16 per cent. replaced as chairman and June 23 - 30, 1973 New Attacks By Mid-August clude positions as art editor and department after question • Miscellaneous (marriage, Richard W. Meier, 152 Schwolsky as vice chairman. 71 Haynes Street, Manchester PHNOM PENH, Cambodia travel, etc.) — 2 per cent. Hawthorne St., and Daniel S. editor-in-chief of the literary Berte is chhirman of the (AP) — Communist-led in Silver, 288 Kennedy Rd., have magazine. Silver was also ac Republican Town Committee. surgents launched new attacks WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress and President Nixon been named Capital Area tive in the Manchester Youth Cummings said one otter Schedule of Events today against the provincial have reached a compromise agreement to halt all military Scholars at Trinity College. Commission, where he served change will be to replace I Enclosed is my donation to the Manchester Hospital Appreciation Fund. capital of Kompong Speu, 30 action in Indochina by Aug. 15. for two years, and the SAM miles from Phnom Penh, and The two former Manchester Republican Herbert Phelon Opponents of bombing in Indochina agrieed to the Aug. 15 Commuter Buses (Summer Activities' in I N am e...... radio reports said the in High School students, who with a Democrat, as counsel to fund cutoff after assurances the President would sign it. graduated in June, will enter Manchester) program. He was the MHA. ■ Address .. y...... ; Saturday, June 30 surgents were within one mile Modify Schedule Trinity in September under the a performer and staff member ! Am ount...... Products Show (Manchester High School) 1 -10:30 p.m. of the city. The compromise was incorporated in a $3.4 billion scholarship program. at the “Depot” coffeehouse. A (Xympic Day (Manchester High School) 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., supplemental appropriation bill sent to the White House Meier, son of 5 ^ . Marion H. prospective veterinarian. Silver and continuing at Globe Hollow area, 4 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Hands Tied Friday night. Hartford’s Isle of Safety, calls plans to major in biology or Comment Session The Manchester-to-Hartford Meier, was active in track, stu “Ten Nights in a Bar-Room” - 8 p.m., Community Y, 80 SAIGON (AP) - The South The bill substitutes for a Fulbright said the President anthropology. A 9 to 11 a.m. comment ses commuter express buses will for*bu$ rans at 4, 4:05, 4:15, dent council and the German N. Main St. Vietnamese government said similar measure vetoed had accepted a series of com 4:30, 4:40, 4:45, 5, 5:10, 5:20, Joseph S. Cohen, 51 Jordt St., sion will be conducted Tuesday start running on their summer Gub at MHS. He served as a Grand Ball ( State Armory) today that President Nixon’s Wednesday by the President mittee interpretations of the schedule Monday (July 2), the 5:30, 5:40, 5:50, and 6 p.m. camp counselor during the and Harold R. Schuh, 12 in the Municipal Building by the agreement with Confess to because it would have ter language: state transportation depart The commuter express bus to summer of 1971, and was a Boy Cumberland St., are currently Manchester Board of Directors. Historical Exhibit — Whiton Library, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. halt all U.S. mtary activities in minated spending immediately Up to $150., Supporting Conor — Congressional acceptance ment has announced. the Aetna Insurance Co., 151 Scout for four years. Meier enrolled in Trinity College as Similar sessions are held on Cheney Homesteads Special Exhibits, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Southeast Asia by Aug. 15 “ties for bombing in Cambodia or of the Aug. 15 cutoff should not The schedule of morning runs Farmington Ave., leaves Burr plans to major in chemistry. Capital Area Scholars. Cohen is the first Tuesday and ttiid $150. or Over, Master Donor the hands of the allied forces.” Laos. The House fell 35 votes Coleman Amusement Rides, Parkade, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. be interpreted as a recognition from Burr Comers to downtown Corners at 7:15 a.m. and Silver, son of Mr. and Mrs. a 1971 graduate of Manchester Thursday of each month. ’They short of the two-thirds needed of the President’s authority to Hartford won’t change, but the returns from Hartford at 4:20 Julius Silver, served on the art High School and Schuh is a 1972 are for those town residents to override the veto. p.m. graduate of MHS. who wish to comment or com For more Information call Burt Dittus, Development Direc Daily Events Open To Public Social Security The Senate, by a 63-28 vote, engage U.S. forces in hostilities schedule for afternoon return staff of the Manchester High before Aug. 15. trips will be slightly modified. A special bus serving the School yearbook “Somanhis.” ’The scholarships will cover plain on any matter within the tor, 646-1222, Ext 334. Historical Exhibit - June 24 - July 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - also inserted the Aug. 15 war The morning trips are State Capitol area leaves Other high school activities in part of the students’ four years board’s jurisdiction. Historical Markers - June 23 - June 30 House and Senate conferees fund cutoff in a resolution to — Any involvement by U.S. scheduled ten minutes apart, Manchester at 7:50 a.m. and at Trinity. Lutz Junior Museum - June 23 - June 30 will attempt today to salvage a continue funding all govern forces in Indochina after Aug. ment departments, programs and leave the Burr Comers makes the return trip at 4:40 Natural Science Center - June 23 - June 30 bill that would authorize a 5.6 15 would require approval of and payrolls beyond the end of commuter parking lot — on p.m. per cent increase in Social both houses of Congress. Cheney Homestead - June 24 - June 30 the fiscal year at midnight Tolland Tpke. at Exit 93 off the ’The one-way bus fare is 50 Security benefits and, at the — It would not be used as the cents. Free parking, a bus same time, extend the national toni'ght. Wilbur Cross Highway — Manchester ’The continuing resolution was basis for escalation of U.S. between 7 and 9 a.m. shelter, and a bicycle rack are debt ceiling so the Treasury can bombing in Cambodia, or for its provid^ at the Burr Comers continue functioning. ,sent to a House-Senate con- The afternoon schedule, with Hospital Notes 'ference, with final action resumption anywhere else in starting times set for downtown bus terminal. Products Show The measure was defeated Indochina “unless provoked.” expected today. a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid Friday night by a stunning 190- (VISITING HOURS) President Nixon relayed to — All efforts should be made night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. 185 vote that blocked the House Intermediate Care Semi from formally considering it. Republican congressional to minimize casualties and leaders Friday his willingness private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 Ends Tonight Without the extension, the property damage. Discharged Thursday: to accept the Aug. 15 deadline. Some anti-war senators held Dellafera Mentioned p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 Florence E. Wood, Glaston Treasury could run out of Lunches will be available at a cost of $2.50 for adults and The House then dropped Its out to the end. a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.fn. - 6 p.m. bury; Joseph P. Daddario, East operating funds in little over a the final showing of the smaller portions for children at week. demand for an immediate halt Senate Majority Leader Mike Self Service; 10 a.m. - 2 p.m .; Hartford; Roland I. Amundsen, in the bombing of Cambodia For State Commission 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Sesquicentennial Products $1. These dinner prices include Mansfield, D-Mont., called the Llynwood Dr., Bolton; Harold and substituting the Aug. 15 compromise "a capitulation Intensive Care and Coronary Show which will open today admission to the products show. B. Hodge, 65 Jarvis Rd.; Edwin from 1 to 10 o’clock. Admission R^te Boosted cutoff in the supplemental and abdication of the con Francis Dellafera of 142 S. valescent Hospital, is president Care; Immediate family only, The Italian dinner will feature a N. Flynn, 149 Porter St.; to tte show is 50 cents for adults WASHINGTON (AP) - The money bill. ’The vote on final stitutional powers of the Lakewood Circle is expected to of the Connecticut Association anytime, limited to five choice of minestrone or French Edward W. Moulthrop, Scantic and 25 cents for children. For^ onion soups or fvuit cup, Italian Federal Reserve Board has passage was 278-124. Senate,” be appointed by Gov. ’Thomas of Extended Care Facilities. He minutes. Rd., South Windsor; loanees R. those who want to take advan shells with sauce and meat boosted the discount rate it The Senate concurred by a 72- Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- Meskill to the new 15-member is a former town director and Maternity; Fathers, II a.m.- Spiegel, 238 Kennedy Rd.; tage of the special lunches, the balls, tossed salad with a choice charges member banks to a 14 vote, clearing the bill for the Mass., said the compromise State Commission on Hospitals former chairman of the 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 Frances R. Beland and son, 125 record 7 per cent. The move President’s desk. gives the President “ainnesty J charge will be $1.50 which in of Italian, Russian or French and Health Care, which comes Republican Town Committee. p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., Pine Tree Lane, South Windsor. cludes admission to the product dressings, choice of breads; may force credit rates higher But Senate sentiment on the for the slaughter of the past and into being Sunday, July 1. Dellafera said he is confident and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Also, Elaine Gould and son, show. tea, coffee, milk or chocolate throughout the economy and act compromise already had been license for slaughter in the . Dellafera is a member of the the new commission will be Age Limits: 16 in maternity, 214 Redwood Rd.; Lisa M. The lunches, served from 1 to milk, and for dessert as a deterrent to borrowing. te st^ in a spirited debate on future.” He said it "will go •present State Council on good for the state and for the 12 in other areas, no limit in Barnett, 146 Pine Knob Dr., 3 o’clock, consist of clam strawberry shortcake, tortoni the continuing resolution, down in Infamy in American Hospitals, which will be hospitals in tlife state. self-service. adopted 73-16 after the Aug. 15 history.” South Windsor; Soula Bitsouni, chowder, a choice of chicken or spumoni ice creams. * This scene,taken at Leland Dr. off of Keeney St., was typical of many Manchester streets replaced by the new commis “I always felt we needed a All emergency patients and chow mein or ham and cheese Extremists Routed deadline had been accepted 63- Sen. Vance Hartke, D-Ind., Glastonbury; Rose M. Dolan, 83 The Ne\v England dinner will early this morning following a heavy downpour. Storm sewers were unable to drain the sion. He said he has been in stronger agency than the one outpatients are requested to use Deming St.; Donna M. Mowel, sandwich, a choice of of course feature Saturday BELFAST, Northern Ireland 26. called it “ a compromise with water away fjst enough and many low-lying streets were flooded making driving difficult formed “by a reliable source” (the council) we had,” he said. the new emergency room en East Hartford; Deborah J. beverages, and Jell-o, spumoni night baked beans, franks and (AP) — Protestant and Roman The compromise was death." in most areas and detours necessary in some others. At top center is evidence of water presented to the Senate by he will be appointed to the com “The new commission will have trance off Armory St. Access to Pierce, 202 Terrace Dr., or tortoni ice creams for cole slaw with soups and fruit Catholic extremists suffered a Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, Chairman J.W. Fulbright, D- mission. more authority — with teeth tp the entrance via existing Rockville; Francis Hoffman, dessert. cup, beverages and desserts as' rout as counting proceeded boiling out of a storm sewer which apparently enters the liiie through a catch-basin higher defended the compromise in an Dellafera, administrator and COLEMAN Ark., with the 15-2 backing of emotional speech as the only enforce its rulings.” driveways. Box 70, Coventry; Kay E. Tonight there will be Italian noted in the Italian dinner. today in Ulster’s legislative up in the street. (Herald photo by Ofiara) the Senate Foreign Relations way to end “this abominable part-owner of Crestfield Con Pediatrics:' Parents allowed 8 Warren, Stafford Springs. and New England International The Sesquicentennial elections, with voters lining up dinners served in the Products Show is under the along traditional religious lines. Committee. war.” Manchester High School direction of the Manchester The new assembly is to ^ / cafeteria from 5 to 7 o’clock at Rotary Gub. replace the former 52-seat provincial parliament that had Heavy Rain Causes been a bastion of Prottstant rule for more than 50 years un Ehrlichman Says DRIVE to RT. 83 VERNON and SAVE til abolished by Britain last SHOWS Dinnerparty year. Flash Floods BIG SELECTION - 50 CARS IN STOCK ADMISSION He’ll ‘Trip-Up’ Honors Visitors Rules All Wet Heavy rains caused some Storm waters, carring soil state and the National Weather flooding today as Town Service at Windsor Locks, FULLY GUARANTEED DISCOUNT RICHLAND, Wash. (AP) - and debris, washed through the Highway Department crews storm drain system, clogging it reported that an average of The Lorj Mayor Kenneth tomatoes, garlic, and herbs); The city has agreed with a Dean Allegations work to combat the flooding and much soil erosion has been about two inches of rain has CONVENIENT BANK TERMS Collis and the Lady Mayoress of Pototoes Boulangere; and a red women’s lib advocate that the Fabulous Manchester, England, were and to keep the roads clear. reported in the Adams St. area, fallen on the state since mid Boiirdeaux wine. Richland swimming pool rules A Low Overhead Reliable Dealer TICKETS honored at a dinner party prior Town Highway Superinten Birchill said. night. BOSTON (AP) — Form er White House aide John D. were all wet. dent John Birchill said that 18 to the Sequicentennial Ball last For dessert, Fraises a la Flood watches are in effect Erhlichman says his testimony before the Senate LOOKII Officials lifted a rule that men, all available man power, In some places, water rushed for the Hartford- Springfield Rides Available At i night by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Romanoff (strawberries folded required females to wear Watergate Committee will "trip up” John W. Dean and his were working to clear water- through the storm system with area and western Connecticut. 1970 PONTMC 1970 CHEVROLET 1967 CHEVROLET 1 F. Ferguson at their home at 78 in with soft vanilla ice cream 1969 CHEVROLET bathing caps, while allowing choked roads. The department such force that it "blew” According to the weather ser allegations that President Nixon was involved in the scan Catalina 2-Dr. H-top. Blua, V-B, auto, Impale 4-Dr. Burgundy, 8-cyl., auto, Impale 2-Or. H-top. Yallow, 8-cyt„ Nova 2-Dr. H-top. QoM, O-cyl., atan-1 Forest St. and whipped cream), and tram., radio, haatar, p/ataaring, dard bane., radio, haatar, whitawalla, 1 Including the... males to go without, after a reports that the bridge over the manhole covers from their vice, the rains, steadily falling dal coverup. tram., radio, haatar, p/ataarIng, auto, bane., radio, haatar. p/ataarlng, Parkade Stores! ’The honored couple, here for liquers, followed by coffee were wtiltawalli. whitawalla. whitawalla. economical. 1 complaint of discrimination by Hop River on Olcott St., was positions, Birchill said. since last night, have been In an interview appearing in today’s Christian Science the week-long Sequicentennial served. Annh P. Wallace, a member of celebration, has b ^ n the house completely washed out by the Approximately three inches caused by a slow-moving cold Monitor, Ehrlichman said Dean, the former White House , •795 1 DIVER The Lord Mayor and Lady the National Organization for M095 •1795 *1495 guests of the Ferguson family. storm water and will have to be of rain fell on the West Side of front and should end late this Mayoress will host a dinner Women (NOW). counsel, “was uniquely at the pivot point.” Among the other guest were reconstructed. The bridge was town in about 45 minutes this afternoon or this evening. party tonight at the Colony She claimed in a letter to the built in the 1920’s. Streams and rivers in the Dean was the one. 1 9 6 8 FORD 1 9 6 9 FORD 1968 PONTIAC ROLLER COASTER (jovemor and Mrs. Thomas J. morning, according to Ted “probably...will be determined 1 9 6 8 D0D9E Restaurant in Vernon as the se- city that while women had to Areas to suffer the heaviest sUte are swollen with the rain Ehrlichman said, who told the Charger 2-Dr. H-top. Rad with black Country Sedan Wagon. Qraan, 8-oyl., 9-Paaa. Country Squire Wagon. 8- Bonnavllla 4-Dr. H-top. Turquolaal OVER Meskill, State Comptroller and Brindamour of the Greater President and his aides that “a in the testimony of Gordon with black vinyl roof, S-cyl., auto. 1 cond evening of the wear the caps, men and boys flooding were N. Elm St. and and are being watched for vinly root, V-8, auto, tram., radio, auto, trana., radio, haatar, p/ataarlng, cyl„ auto, tram ., radio, haatar, Mrs.' I Nathan G. Agostinelli, Hartford Flood Commision. very vigorous and Intensive in Strachan. And I think it will be fac air conditioning, whitawalla, vary p/ataarlng, fao air conditioning, 4 naw bana., radio, haatar, p/ataaiing, fao I FERRIS WHEEL Sequicentennial Ball gets under with shoulder-length hair Adams St., according to flooding, according to the haatar, p/staering, lac air con Mayor and Mrs. John W. The heavy rains were, vestigation had not produced seen that that link was a good ditioning, now whitawalla. clean. whitawalla. Baautyl air conditioning, w h H i^ la. 1 GREAT STORES way. didn’t. . Birchill. Greater Hartford Flood Com Shop Tho Thompson, General Manager however, scattered across the any evidence to implicate any deal less than the current im and Mrs. Robert Weiss, Town mission. pression presents." •999 •1995 *1095 State and local police one except the seven men in •1395 Clerk and Mrs. Edward dicted in the break-in.” Strach was identified in Tomkiel, Assistant Town Clerk departments report that many testimony by former Nixon 1 9 6 7 FORD area roads are flooded and that 1969 CHEVROLET 1966 CHEVROLET 1970 CHEVROLET Leslie Boardman of “The only person who would deputy campaign manager Jeb 3 Falrlana Squire 6-Paaa.'Wagon. 8- PARKADE MERCHANTS a rash of minor accidents have Nova 2-Dr. Qraan, 8-cyl„ auto, trana., Impale Super Sport 2-Dr. H-top. cyl„ auto, trana., radio, haatar, Impale 2-Dr. H-top. Turquolaa, S-cyl., 1 Manchester, England, Mr. and have been in a position to keep Stuart Magruder as the White radio, haatar, p/ataarIng, new tlrm, Blue, 8-cyl„ auto, trana., radio, p/ataarlng, fao air conditioning, auto, bane., radio, haatar, p/tlaarlng,l Mrs. Walter R. Ferguson, Mr. been caused by the storm. State abreast of an investigation and House contact for plans to bug vary ciMn, economical. heater, p/ataarlng, whitawalla. whitawalla. whitawalla. Baautifull 1 and Mrs. George Graziadio, police also report that a major to have taken steps to protect the Democratic headquarters Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Hunter, traffic tie-up on 1-91 had b ^n the three or four people — in at Watergate in Washington. •1495 •895 •1095 •1795 Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Kravitz, caused by flooding. cluding himself — who were in In the interview Ehrlichman Mr. and Mrs. G. T- LaBonne, The Town Highway Depart volved in the inception of the also offered his theory on why 1070 CHRYSLER u S A L E ! Mr. and Mrs. Burl Lyons, Dr. ment reports that it received thing, was Dean. He was un Dean has attempted to directly IROTOODRE about 45 calls this morning 1970 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 PONTIAC Cuatom Newport 4-Dr. H-top. Qraan, 1 and Mrs. H. John Malone, Mr. iquely at the pivot point.” involve Nixon. Polara 4-Dr. Sedan. Balga, S-oyt., Safari Exacutiva Wagon. 8-oyl„ auto, S-cyl., « ito . bam., radio, heater, I reporting road floodings. Ehrlichman said Dean has "I have a feeling that having 1 station Bua. Radio, haatar, lull aaata, auto, trana., radio, haatar, p/ataaring, and Mrs. Matthew Moriarty, 1 ready for fun. tram., radio, haatar, p/ataartng, fao p/ataarlng, fao air oondittoning, 1 Many of these calls, officials excused his coverup of the failed to receive immunity 0 whitawalla. Mrs. Naomi Peck, Mr. and Mrs. air conditioning, whitawalla. whitawalla. 1 pointed out, are duplicate, Robert H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. break-in at Democratic from prosecution by offering 1 •ISOV Frank P. Sheldon, Miss Laurie reporting the same floodings. headquarters in June 1972 by testimony about Haldeman and •895 *1495 •1995 The Town and Eighth District B. Ferguson, Miss Leigh B . testifying that the President, me, he switched to this Fire Departments each report Ferguson, Thomas H. Ehrlichman and another close current, effort to strike at the having answered approximate 1 1969 lUICK 1071 TOYOTA 1 Ferguson, David Buddemeyer, Nixon aide, H. R. Haldeman, President — for the same pur iRMara Hardtop, graan, black vinyl 1968 CHEVROLET Corolla 2-Dr. Sedan. Rad, 4 ipaad,l HURRY 1967 CHRYSLER % • % ly 20 c a lls fo r flooded knew what he was doing. pose. But that doesn't affect the Impale Conv. Qraan, 8-oyt., auto, radio, haatar, whitawalla. Raall 20 50 and Wayne Sweeney. ■ roof, 8-oyl„ auto, trana., radio, New Yorker 4-Dr. H-top. Blua, B-oyl., basements and say that there “That is te central issue to trana., radio, haatar, p/ataarlng, economy with thit one. Guesta were served Saumon facts as I know them.” lAM /FM atarao deck, p/ataaring, auto, trana., radio, haatar, p/ataarlng, were also a large number of this whole matter and my 1 whKawallt, loaded. whitawalla. Saturday Spaolal. air oordtUonlng. Fume (smoked salmon); Foie Defending Nixon further, OFF backyard floodings being testimony will show it just was Ehrlichman said the President •1395 1 HURRY! Gras (liver pate); Tomates reported. . •899 Farcies en Grabe (cherry not so,” Ehrlichman told the “first and foremost was looking •1995 *895 No storm-related fires were <> 1 Monitor. to the attorney general and the ii tomatoes stuffed with reported. crabmeat); Melon aux He said he has revewied his FBI to uncover the facts.” The storm has caused no records "and they show that 1970 CHEVROLET 1967 0L08M0RILE 1 9 6 7 FORD 1007 PLYRNNITH Prosciutto (melon with "I know from personal 1 H-ton Pickup. 8-oyl., 3-tpaad trana., Cubata 4-Dr. H-top. Qraan, 6-cyl„ Qalaxia 800 4-Dr. Blua, 8-cyf„ auto, Fury 4-Dr. Baden. Balga. S-oyt., auto, power outa^s in town, accor literally months went by during knowledge,” he said, "that Pat 1 radio, haatar, good unit thru out auto, trana., radio, haatar, p/ataartng, bant., radio, haatar, p/ataarlng, air trana., radio, haatar, p/ataartng, Prosciutto ham); and a white ding to Hartford Electric Light wine. the time Dean was talking Gray (former Acting FBI whitawalla. i conditioning. whitawalla. Co. official and no breakdowns about that I had no contact with Manchester Parkade Also, Homard a la Parisienne Director L. Patrick Gray) was *1995 have been reported by the him at all. To hear his (sliced tomatoes on Romaine told the investigation should be •895 •895 •895 Southern New England testimony he was in and out of with chopped peppers, onion, full and without strings.” Telephone Co. my office every 10 minutes.” Ehrlichman also commented and herbs, accompanied by a The flooding apparenty "He says, however, he has no German wine. that Watergate has hurt the reached its peak at atraut 9 a.m. written records. Well, I do. And West Middle Tpke. ’The main course consisted of President in Congress and has 872-688S Open NHes today, according to Birchill, Dean will be tripped up by the impaired White House press Aloyau de Boeuf Bordeiaise and police and road crews were logs I kept of all meetings." 643-0784 (sirloin of beef); Courgettes Guests Chat Before Sesquicentennial Ball secretary Ronald Zieglier, tM 9 PARKING FOR OVER out trying to clear flooded roaejs Ehrlichman said the only whom he defended as being Farcies (stuffed Zucchini); and reroute traffic around trou other Watergate link to the Aubergines a la Provencal Mrs. ’Thomas Ferguson, at left, chats with guests on the prior to last night’s Sequicentennial Ball at the "scrupulous in statements he ble spots. White House besides Dean STICKLES (eggplant with chopped portico of her Forest St. home as they prepare for dinner Manchester Armory. (Herald photo by Pinto) made to the press.” RL 83, Vomonic>'roofer ^ u f z p u s ! shot at the winner’s payoff of 338 IBAT BY ROUSON close to $90,000. BANKING SHOP MMKHESIBrS LITTLE SPORTS “You’ve have to reckon with M A N C H E ^ NORTH 1 ^ ^ the team cars, particularly 9 AM. -12 NOON w g enney FRIDAYS soinuwii those of Pametli Jones, Gulf, I ^! I MAIN Sunoco and STP,” he said. TO 8:30 P.I SBNIGE 13 UMKHSm STHTI HUM Co. 649-5253 “ “ " Jones’ drivers are A1 Unser STREET 4 and Mario Andretti, both of 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER SAT. TO HEMIQIMinBIS whom have front row starts Open Sat 9 A.M. - Noon with qualifying speeds above NOON 190 m.p.h., and Joe Leonard, MomborFOlc 4 R9 f. im >9 HU Ut 1 i: k PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FrL, June 29, 1973