State Files Suit Against Oil Firms
PAttE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENIN6 HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 25. 1978
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It’s my pro fession.” Committee To Seek Court Test New Books State Files Suit Nixon Offers At Library Some Papers FICTION Birmingham — The Vancouver Against Oil Firms split Browne — Hazard But No Tap es HARTFORD (AP) — Connec “Unfortunately, the energy on gasoline and petroleum Creasey — A iife for a death ticut Atty. Gen. Robert K. Cuthrell — No bed of roses problems facing this industry products that has long meant Killian has filed a federal law are very real, and ridiculous inflated prices and more WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate Watergate com Fleetwood — The girl who suit against 20 major oil com passed for normal allegations such as these — far recently, a supply shortage,” mittee voted unanimously today to challenge in court panies and three subsidiaries, from protecting the consumer Holt — The curse of the kings Killian said.. President Nixon’s refusal to supply tape, recordings and charging them with violating and public interest—serve only Porter — A meddler and her "For too long, these giants documents sought for its inquiry. federal and state antitrust to deceive and mislead the murder have enjoyed an inexplicable laws. public about the causes of and “The chair recognizes that Rumanes — The man with the shelter from serious antitrust there is no precedent for litiga Ervin immediately rejected The suit claims that solutions to the energy inquiry, while at the same time black worrybeads First Come, First Served! Carpet Sale monopoiistic practices over the problem” tion of this nature,” Committee the Nixon response as impossi they have enjoyed shelter from Smith — The sunbird past four years have forced the Chairman Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- ble to live with. Wakefield — Starting over The suit also, asks that the federal taxation unparalled in N.C. said. "I think this litiga “We are not clairvoyant,” This Is a broadloom remnant sale you really can’t afford to state and its residents to pay a any other industry.” Webb—Somewhere within this quarter billion dollars extra for companies be made to: tion is essential if we are to Ervin said as he opened today’s house —Divest themselves of all Kiliian said Ihe major com determine whether the Presi committee session. “You can’t missi Buy them while they last* and be sure to bring room gasoline and other petroleum panies control 85 per cent of all Woods — Serpent’s tooth products. crude oil holdings and explora dent is above the law, and identify a document you’ve tion activities. domestic crude oil and 97 per whether the President is im never seen.” NON-FICTION The suit seeks triple damages cent of all domestic offshore measurements. This Is a partial listing... there are many for its losses. —Refrain from future joint mune from the duties and Ervin reiterated his call for Baring — Uprising in East crude oil production. He also both the tapes and all Mobil Oil Corp., one of the ventures for offshore leares. responsibilities of this kind that Germany: June 17, 1953 —Refrain from bidding for oil said there was interdependent evolve upon all the other mor Watergate-related White House more to choose fromi companies named in the suit Barzman — Everyday credit and gas lease acquisitions. or joint control of at least 60 per tals that dWell in this land.” documents which Nixon * All Itama Subjact to Prior 8ala call^ Killia’s charges "false checking —Refrain from selling crude cent of crude and refined oil Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr., R- previously has refused to supp and totally without foundation. Berger — The homeless mind oil to "preferred” customers. pipelines, joint ownership of Tenn., vice chairman of the ly on grounds that to do so We are confident that the facts Bock — Got me on the run —Refrain for 10 years from most federal offshore leases, committee, made the motion, would violate the doctrine of determined under rules of law Burton — The Morro Castle SALE *79.«ch acquiring stock or assets of combined ownership of nearly after holding out the hope that separation of powers. SALE ^99a each will ratablish that we have done Carlson — No neutral ground SALEM19. each refineries. 75 per cent of total domestic therq could yet be a com “The Constitution wouldn’t nothing that violates the spirit Chidsey — The Loyalists: the Values from $100. to $150. Values from $125. to $175. The suit also asks the court refining and combined domina promise to avoid a con collapse and the heavens story of those ^ e ric a n s who Values from $150. to $200. or the letter of the antitrust tion of 75 per cent of the retail wouldn’t fall in,” if Nixon laws.” ensure equal allocation and dis stitutional showdown in court. fought against independence tribution of petroleum products gasoline market through Ervin had read to the mor turned over the material, Ervin A company statement said. Inspect Ruptured Hose Davies — White eagle, red star: 14’x8"x9’ throughout Connecticut. branded distribution and sales. ning session of the Watergate said. Moss Green HI Low Textured, Nylon 12’x10"x14’10" Silver Green High Low Textured, Nylon 15’x9’ Emerald Green . Heavy Sculptured, .Acrylic Killian has spent two years the Polish-Soviet war 12’x12’9" Named as defendants in the committee Nixon’s letter which As for the tapes, he added, de Toledano—J. Edgar Hoover Melon Tweed Tones Level Loop Ije, Acrylic 12’x15’10" Sunfire Special Shag, Nylon 12’x12’ Green/Brown Textured Loop Pile, Acrylic gathering information in Richard Barona, left, assistant for tank farm operations. New Haven Terminal, and U. S. “here the President of the 12’x9’7” suit, which was filed refused to comply with two Dryden — Face-off at the sum Bronze Green Sculptured Tip Shear, Nylon 9’x12’6” Green Tweed Commerdan Woven, Loop Pile, Wool 15’x11’6” Palm Green Sculptured Nylon Wedne^ay in Hartford’s U.S. preparation of the suit. But only Coastguartoan Qm 1/c James Kurz inspect a section of hose which ruptured last night committee subpoenas deman United States has informed us 9’x10’3" mit Gold/Melon Tones Denso Commercial Loop Pile, Acrylic 9’x12’3" Blue Tones Commercial Woven, Loop Pile, Wool 15’xlO’ Blue Moss High Low Textured, Acrylic District (lourt, are: Amerada one attorney has worked causing 2,0M gallons of iquid styrene to spill into New Haven harbor. TTie styrene was ding that he turn over the tapes that some of these recordings 12’x11’ Balance Dywasuk — Adoption — Is it for Bronze Green Special Shag, Nylon 12’x9’3” Gray Tones Level Loop Contract, Acrylic 10’x12’3" Beige Plush Velvet Woven, Wool Hess Corp., Ashland Oil Inc., fulltime on the investigation. being pumped from a tanker to tanks on shore when the mishap occurred. No injuries were and documents. But Nixon said do have reference to the 12’x9’ reported. (AP photo) matters that we are in you? Charcoal Textured Loop Pile, AXCRYLIC 12’x8’ Copper ' Heavy Tip Shear, Acrylic 10’x9’2” Hemp Beige Textured oop Pile, Acrylic Of Trade Atlantic-Richfield Co., Cities he might turn over some Fowler — How to manage your 12’x9’ erode Tan Special Shag, Nylon 9’x15’3” Brown Tones Service Oil Co., Clark Oil and documents if the committee vestigating, but he can’t furnish Special Contract, Nylon 12’x13’10" Ming Green Special Shag, Polyester Fairfield them to us because we might money 9’x12’4" Green Tones 12’x10’3" Refining Co., Continental Oil could be specific about what it Commercial Woven Loop Pile, Acrylic Blue Avocado Textured Loop Contract, Nylon 15’x13’1" Toledo Red Loop Pile, Herculon wants. misconstrue them.” Goodell — The American bottle 10’x11’2" Golden Nugget Level Loop Pile, Nylon 12’x10’8" Regency Red 12’x12’11" Impro.ves Co., Exxon Corp., Getty Oil Co., Woman Wins collector’s price guide to Pattern Cut Pile, Nylon Temple Turquoise Textured Loop lie. Acrylic Gulf Oil Corp., Maratoon Co., Nixon’s letter said in 12x9' Rennalssance Red Patterned Kitchen Carpet, Nylon 12’x10’10" Moss Green High Low Tip Sheared, Nylon 12’x14’ Leaf Green Special Shag, Nylon response to a subpoena deman historical flasks, pontils, WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. Mobil Oil Corp., Phillips Super 75 12’x10’i r Green Tweed Level Loop, Nylon 10’6”x11’4” Blue Tweed Special Shag, Nylon 12’x15’ Blue Green Special Shag, Nylon ding five specific conversations bitters, mineral waters, ink & 11’x13’3” foreign trade almost was in Petroleum Co., Shell Oil Co., News Capsules President Will Gold/Melon Tones J with former counsel John W. sodas Cut and Uncut Pile, Acrylic 12’x10’ Red Tweed Level Loop Pile, Nylon 15’x15’3” Green Tone Special Shag, Nylon Standard Oil Co. of California balance during June and there MIDDLEBURY (AP) - Mrs. Hammond — The city in the an 8’x10’6" Melon Tones Commercial Level Pile, Acrylic 12’x9’9" Bronze Tweed 12’x12’ and its subsidiary. Chevron Oil Dean III that, “I must respect Commercial Loop Pile, Acrylic Blue Emerald Special Shag, Nylon also was a sharp improvement Gloria Ehlers, 44, of Fairfield cient world 9’2”x14’7” Moss Green 12’x9’ Pear Co., Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) Ordeal Over Nixon’siop domestic policy ad fully refuse to produce the High Low Textured Tip Shear, Nylon Special Shag, P ia s te r 15’x9’9" Golden Bronze Plush Velvet, Acrylic during the second quarter of the won the $75,000 top prize today Kickingbird — One hundred 12’x10’2" Rustic ed 12’x9’ 12’x15’ and its subsidiary, Amoco Oil (AP)- viser. Accept Supreme recordings” for reasons cited in ubber Back Level Loop, Horculon Red-White-Blue Special Shag, Nylon Aqua Mist Special Shag, Nylon year, the Commerce Depart million acres 12'x9’2" Char Brown Co., Standard Oil Co. (Ohio) Connally’s resignation was previous presidential Textured Loop Pile, Acrylic 12’xlV6" Blue Green Woven Contract, Acrylic ment reported today. She and her husband William, statements. Loftis — California, where the and its subsidiary, British announced by Nixon The administration has said a a construction supervisor, said Wednesday. The former “It is quite possible,” Nixon twain did meet , favorable trade pt(:ture is vital Petroleum Oil Corp., Sun Oil jumbo jet came to an end today \ they planned to use the money Democratic governor of Texas Court Decision added, “that there are other Co., Tenneco Corp., Texaco when two relief planes left Main — Political parties before to helping stabilize the U.S. for their daughter Kathleen’s the Constitution Inc., and Union Oil Co. of Benghazi, Libya, to take the 137 and secretary of the treasury records in my custody that dollar in world financial wedding a year from WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon, rejecting sub would be within the ambit of Marcus — Father Coughlin centers. California. stranded passengers and crew during Nixon’s first term plans September and for their nine- to rejoin his Houston law firm poenas from the Senate Watergate committee and special that subpoena and that I could, Michener — The Michener mis The trade deficit for June was Similar suits have been filed to Athens and Amsterdam, an year-old son Mark’s education. airline official reported. Monday. prosecutor Archibald Cox for Watergate-related tape consistent with the public in cellany: 1950 - 1970 $15.5 million, a big improve by the state of Florida and the They also plan to buy a new Federal Trade Conrniisskn. The planes, both DC8s recordings, promised today he “would abide by a terest and my constitutional Morris — Blockade: Berlin and ment over the May deficit of car. Mrs. Ehlers is a part-time Veto Expected responsibilities, provide for the the cold war $157.9 million. Killian told a news con belonging to JAL, where definitive decision” of the Supreme Court in the case. employe of a Fairfield depart scheduled to take their UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Select Committee.” Mumford—Interpretations and For the second quarter, the ference today, that for the past ment store. (AP) — Ambassador John A. Deputy Press Secretary Nixon did not specify which of forcasts: 1922 -1972 Census Bureau said its 20 years the oil companies have passengers to Tokyo via various Gerald L. Warren said he spoke The $15,000 prize winner routes. Scab is expected to cast the Court decision should that body the thousands of Watergate Rand — The American seasonally adjusted figures worked together at every level for Nixon in telling newsmen: rule against his position. today was Pasquale Fiorita, 56, The two jet liners had waited fifth American veto in U.N. related presidential papers traveler’s guide to Israel. show a surplus for the April, of the industry, including of East Hartford. He and his history today to kill a an anti- “The President is very confi The effect of Nixon’s rejec might be available to the panel all night in Tripoli after flying dent of his constitutional posi Sanger — Rebel in radio May and June of $22.9 million of expioration, transportation, wife Helen, who is a keypunch Israeli resolution before the tion of subpoenas for the White but said, “All specific requests in from Athens and Paris tion as outlined in the letters (to Sarris — The primal screen exports over imports, the first refining and distribution. operator, have three married Security Council. House tapes was to join the from the Select Committee will Wednesday. Benghazi’s main the committee and to U.S. Schoenbrun — ’The new Israelis quarterly surplus since the first “These companies have children. President and the Congress in be carefully considered.” runway was cleared late The council’s morning District Judge John J. Sirica). Simon — In his own image quarter of 1971. enjoyed a virtual strangle-hold Fiqrita, a 33-year employe of unprecedented constitutional Wednesday night, permitting meeting was to climax the The President fully expects his Smith — How to get big results a tool company, said he plans to group’s first comprehensive battle. And there promised to from a small advertising the two planes ample room to position to be upheld in the be a skirmish with Cox. save the winnings for his retire land without danger. debate on the permanent crisis courts. budget ment in five years. in the Middle East since the Following Nixon's refusal to “The President, just as in Stoneridge - Great horse TTie winning weekly number 1967 Arab-Israeli war. turn over tapes to the special other matters, would abide by a owner’s vet book picked in the lottery today was Connally Leaves prosecutor, Cox moved im definitive decision of the CLOUDY Strung — Spin-fishing Cambodian War 03363. WASHINGTON (AP) - John Fly To Cape mediately to obtain a court highest court.” Swarbrick- The duffer’s guide Next week’s drawing will be B. Connally has left the Nixon CAPE KENNEDY, Fla.(AP) order requiring the President to to bogey golf Until today, the White House l i e ' l l in Colchester. White House, raising questions — Their training completed, comply and Sirica set 10 a.m. Partly cloudy and continued Taylor — America’s crochet had declined to say flatly that EDT, Aug. 7 as the deadline for Ruling Appeal about the stability of Uie en Skylab 2’s astronauts fly from Nixon would honor a Supreme warm and humid tonight with book tourage the President put Texas to Cape Kennedy today to the White House to reply. the low around 70. Friday will Thee — Notes of a witness together following Watergate- make final preparations for be partly cloudy with a chance Ure — Bait for trout " Today’s ~ ■ I related resignations. their launch Saturday on a of afternoon and evening Waldorf — Career in dope Set In Motion Lottery There is persistent specula marathon 59-day space mission. Meat Industry showers and thunderstorms, tion here that Melvin R. Laird, Alan L. Bean, Dr. Owen K. highs 85-90. / ^ ' J < NEW YORK (AP) — The federal government has filed a Winner former congressman and Garriott and Jack R. Lousma Precipitation probability is 50 notice of appeal to overturn a court decision that calls the defense secretary, is not entire planned a midday flight in T38 Leaders Seek per cent tonight and Friday. U.S. bombing of (Cambodia unconstitutional and orders it 03363 ly pleased as successor to John jets from the Johnson Space Winds will be southwesterly TB Testing i D. Ehrlichman and may quit as Center near Houston. at 10 to 15 miles per hour with ?93S Main 81., Downtown Manchattar — Open T ubs, through Fri. Tii 9 P.iM. — Sat. T ii' halted. Barred By Hours after the ruling was an which President Nixon Beef Price Thaw higher gusts in thunderstorms 5:30 P.M. — Ciosad iMon. — Phono 643-5171 — Uaa our Ravolving Charge or iMaster previously agreed to stop the tonight and Friday. nounced Wednesddy, U.S. Atty. CHICAGO (AP) — Meat industry leaders are predicting Farm Owner ■ Charge. We aieo have a Layaway Pian Without intereat Chargee Robert A. Morse said appeal bombing raids after both houses papers were being prepared of (Congress voted to cut off that the retention of the price ceiling on beef will create High Low WINDSOR (AP) — The owner and that he would seek a stay of fundi. ' soaring prices in pork and poultry and spur black market Anchorage 60 51 of a local farm labor camp has the order that takes ^effect One effect of Judd’s order, buying of cattle. Boston 89 70 barred public health nurses according to a lawyer for the Chicago 90 llourG ijflG aO ^ Friday . He said the case would A Brooklyn, N.Y., wholesaler 72 from testing migrant farm American Civil Liberties continuing the beef ceiling to Denver 79 54 be carried to the Supreme who claims he will run out of workers for tuberculosis. Union, which represented the Sept. 12 as announced last week San Francisco 82 (}ourt if necessary. .. meat by Monday says, "The 56 The Shade Tobacco Growers plaintiffs, might be the dis by President Nixon. Washington In Washington, the White slogan in our business has 85 71 Agricultural Association House had no immediate com missal of cases against persons become ‘black or broke,”’ Executive Director Anthony ment. facing courts-martial for referring to black market sales. Amenta has denied permission Plano & Organ Studio The permanent injunction refusing to bomb Cam bo^. Senate Committee to the Hartford County Lung Christmas Plate against bombing and other The lawyer, Burt Neuborae, Association to administer free cited the case of Air Force f-1 A Texas meat packer who military activities in Cambodia can’t find steers to slaughter Tine tests for 600 camp ‘1973’ was issued by U.S. Dist. Court Capt. Donald E. Dawson, who is Approves Broad residents. Meet the under charges for refusing to says, “We have three choices: Judge Orrin G. Judd in a suit close our doors, buy on the “ We a re follow ing brought by Rep Elizabeth fly bombing missions over proceedures which have been Hammond Cambodia on June 19 and 20. black market or continue losing Holtzman, D-N.Y. and three money by taking a loss on Rail Service Plan part of our regular routine for Air Force fliers. In arguing against the suit on The 1973 Christmas Plate is dressing beef.” WASHINCITON (AP) — A bill calling for development of 20 y e a rs ,’’ Amenta said Phoenix Organ Judd said that because July 6, the government claimed Tue^ay. He said camp health entitled "Qoing Home for that the Cmnbodia operations a comprehensive rail-service plan for 17 states was ap Congress had never voted its A representative of the officials are adequately protec were “part and parcel of a war Christmas.” Home to approval, the government. nation’s food chain stores proved Wednesday by the Senate Commerce Committee. ting the farm workers from Custom designed large scale In that has continued for many lacked the necessary authority declares: “We are swamped Sen. V^nce Hartke, D-Ind., tuberculosis. childhood memories. Home to years. Now one phase of that /V. tegrated circitry also gives you an "to order military forces into with calls about beef.” who heads the Senate surface thinkable," said Hartke. The lung association was in family and friends. organ that’s always In perfect relative combat in Cambodia or to war is continuing.” transportation subcommittee, Asked about suggestions that vited to administer the tests In his 36-page memorandum This collector’s item Is a tune. And thera’s a new, exciting release bombs over Cam An industry spokesman said he will try to get Senate ac President Nixon might veto the June 11 by the New England on the basis for the decision, automatic rhythm unit that gives you bodia.” defined the black market as the tion on the bill before the Aug. 3 measure. Hartke said a veto Farm Workers’ Council, a farm wonderful gift for a friend, or Judd said the question was not creative control. The new automatic ac Rep. Holtzman, a freshman H sale of beef “out of the normal congressional recess. would mean nationalization. workers’ organization. the one put by the government, for yourself. Available at Your companiment feature solves all your Congresswoman, said in distribution channels.” The measure directs the In developing the plan the ICC Philip Woodrow, executive Gift Gallery, supply is limited; Washington that she was "but whether Congress has Interstate Commerce Commis emergency office would have to rhythm accompaniment problems. See authorized bombing in Cam director of the lung associyon, come In today. Only $22.00, this proud and beautiful ogan the whole "extraordinarily pleased” by About 100 representatives of sion to develop the plan to consider passenger, shipping said Amenta refused permis *22. the decision. bodia after the withdrawal of producers, packers, processors reorganize the railroads in the and mail service, as well as the sion to make the test that day Supply Limited gift box Included. family can enjoy today at Watkins In “It reasserts the con American troops from Vietnam and wholesalers met Northeast and Midwest within needs of national defense and ^ later formalized the denial Manchester or Hartford. stitutional requirement that no and the release of prisoners of Wednesday in Chicago at a con 12 months. environmental protection. war. in a letter dated June 26. American, lives can be risked ference called by the American Hartke said the system would The 17 states involved are Wbodrow said similar and that no American “The Congressional action Meat Institute, a trade associa be operated by private rail Maine. Indiana, New York, screentng tests at another camp taxpayer’s dollars can go to a before and after the beginning tion of 350 packing houses. companies, and offers an alter Illinois. Maryland. Virginia, in the area showed 32 per cent military effort that has not of hostilities in Cambodia does Wins Precedent-Setting Suit native to nationalization of the Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, of the workers had positive Tine been approved or authorized by not include authorization to The group asked for an im railroads. Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, bomb Cambodia in order to tests. He added, however, that Open Thurs. Nites TII 9 P.M. - Closed Mondays - Phone 643-5171 Congress,” she said. Rep. Elizabeth Holtzman, D-N.Y., who brought suit against the United States bombing in mediate meeting with Treasury •'The bankrupt rail carriers West Virginia. Michigan, achieve a Cambodian cease-fire Secretary George P. Shultz and represent the biggest portion of Rhode Island. Delaware. New the association could not legally The unprecedented decision Cambodia, poses for pictures in the Capitol yesterday after a federal judge ruled in her enter the Windsor camp 241 Asylum St., Hartford - 522-7201 or even to protect the Vietnam officials of the Cost of Living the nation’s entire transporta Hampshire and Vermont. It came exactly three weeks favor and granted an injunction against further military operations^ "nie ruling is being without the owner’s permis 11 Oak St., Manchester • 643-5174 before the Aug. 15 date by ceasefire as urged by the defen Council in an attempt to dis tion system by land, sea and would also include the District sion. dants.” appealed by the government. (AP i^oto) suade the administration from air. To allow it to dissove is un- of Columbia. PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 28, 1973
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East 2 - “GodspeU,” and Mrs. John Roberts and Mr. Raymond Heaiey, property at cludes. several MCC produc (Questions include whether or {i) TRUTH OR South discarded his smile. East Windsor Drive-In — 2:00-7:004:10 and Mrs. Wade Ferguson. Shallowbrook Lane, $442.44. tions as an actress and stage not you are interested in such a CON8EQUENCE8 After a moment. South saw a Opening lead - ♦ Q “Dirty Harry,” 8:25; “Klute,” U.A. East 3 - “Sound of Recreation Committees manager. She has also done program, if you would be (20) NBC NEWS solution. He could get over to 10:20 Music,” 2:004:00 At the request of Recreation summer stock at the Somers willing to pay a fee, areas of in (22-30) NEWS dununy, lead a trump for a Vernon Cine 1— “Lady Ice,” Commissioner Henry Ryba, the Playhouse, Orleans Playhouse You may have a slam even if Manchester Drive-In — “The struction you would be in (24) ZOOM finesse and thus limit East to 7:304:15 Selectmen will be appointing at Cape Cod, and the Nutmeg partner has a minimum opcming Neptune Factor,” 8:45; ‘"The terested in, if you would be in UNUSUAL DEGREE (40) ABC NEWS one trump trick. Vernon Cine 2 — “ The recreation committees to help bid. If you had a singleton Hot Rock,” 10:30 terested in teaching, and the NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - Iheatre at the University of Neptune Factor,” 7:154:00 with the broadening of the Newark College of Enmneering Connecticut. — 7:30 — How Was he to read: dummy? heart, instead of two low cards best times for courses to be Clubs seemed safer than Bolton recreation programs. awards an unusual degree Mrs. Roy is the third genera (8) THIS IS YOUR U FE in the suit, you should jump to taught. diamonds, so South led a club to Because the program has called “Ph.T.” tion of her family to be in (22) THRIU8EEKER8 three diamonds with any If anyone is not contacted and Mary Ann Roy dummy’s ace. This was so safe expanded substantially, the The “Pushing Him/Her theater in the Manchester area. (24) ERICA partner. is interested in such a program, Through” degree is given to the that it cost South his vulnm U e committees are being formed She is an assistant professor of she played Mrs. Peacham; (30) WAIT TILL YOUR contact either Esther Halobur- wife or husband of a graduate. slam contract! to effectively carry it to its history at MCC. “American Dream,” “Of Thee FATHER GETS HOME do, Laurwood Dr., or Judy Sien fullest potential. The tradition of presenting (40) DRAGNET South returned a trump to Copyright 1973 John Gustavson of I Sing,” and “Six diaracters in na, School Rd. The following names have so the certificate began after finesse with the toi and thoi General Feature* Corp. ‘World War II to honor the Manchester is not new to MCC Search of an Author.” — 7:45 - Soothe The Summer Music Program far been submitted to the working wives of veterans who audiences. He has directed and Mrs. Porter has also worked (24) THEONIE drew two more trumps with the king and que«i. This left South The summer music program Selectmen: Baseball, Ray Vine, were about to graduate. It was performed in shows at MCC and in community theater with with the four of trumps, udiile will come to a close with a mini John Whitham; softball for then called “Pushing Hubby at Ursinus College, Pa. He will Hebron’s Podium Players and (3) THE WALTONS East held the Jack. concert by the beginning band men. Bob Peterson, Bill Through” certificate. tell Thurber Carnival audiences East Hampton’s Belltown faa»a»aa»»aaa»aa»a»» Friday at 11 a.m. at the high Michewicz; softball for women, Some 110 persons how hold (8-40) MOD SQUAD South tried to rim the Savage about “The Night the Bed Fell Players. school. (20-30) HELEN REDDY diamonds, but East ruffed the Anne Gagnon, Betty Hussey; “Ph.T” degrees from the on Father,” and will portray Lorraine Lombardi of Songs will be performed by college. (22) BASEBALL third diamond. No matter what mmpiisTO football, David Assard; basket the long suffering Mr. Preble as Manchester is stage manager the bands as well as solos by the ball for men, Walt Bavier, Rad Sox at TIgara East returned. South was sure well as other roles in the show. for ’Thurber Carnival. She has beginning students. (24) PLAYHOUSE NEW to lose a club. alaPSGAM basketball for Ixjys, Al Hopper; A.K COrssDtTiONf D He is an assistant professof of worked the technical end of ncuiQ RNnnoiiii ^ rpetite The five-week program con summer recreation program, YORK Side Entry Needed English at MCC. theatre for more than 15 shows VpaghaW Sauce sisted of individual lessons, STATE BIOGRAPHY South should save a side entry Gert Vogel, Donna Holland. t] waSCMMMH ClHM' Workiilg this season as at college, apprenticed at Hart classes in music theory and the pass aiao oi '- istdi to the diamonds. There is no business manager for Theatre ford Stage Company, and this PAGANI'S beginning band. I — 8d)0 — danger if East ruffs the first NOW SH0WIN8 III, Marjorie Porter of Hebron summer, in addition to Theatre The following students have (3) MOVIE diamond. But there was great returns to the MCC stage in III, she has worked with the CATERERS participated in the summer "Tha Moon la Blua" (1953). danger in wasting the ace of “Thurber Carnival” in a varie Manchester Sesquicentennial 78MMl8ttraal music program: Flute, Carin (8-40) KUNG FU clubs before it was needed. 75% off ty of roles. Other MCC produc production “Ten Nights in a i Manchaati r > 646-0037 Anderson, June Bergstrom, (18) 7I$0 CLUB South should get to dummy Selected Qroupe tions to her credit include Bar Room” and the SAM Diane Miller, Roxanne Sattar, (20-30) IRONSIDE with a diaihond to take the ‘Three Penny Ooera,” in which Summer Theatre for Children. Suzanne Fenton; clarinet, Steve trump Hnesse. ‘Then he ^ w s Other cast members are: Brown, Christine DelSignore, — 9:30 — two more trumps with the king *■ Hallmark Gerald Schwartz of Linda Bushnell, Kathy Moore, Cil^^THEATRES EAST (24) JUST J A S and queen, leaving East with Manchester; James Mays of Sherry Richardson, Eileen the jack of trumps. Declarer Party Gaods Color tOIISEC.SCflTTl F«fEDUNilW«y " Hartford, recent star of Vogel, Elizabeth Vogel, — lOdKI - next goes back to diamonds, Theatre Ill’s production of Charlene Fenton, Ann Ciscon, I l l s [ UIVlillriUMritiKOUE (8-40) STREETS OF SAN allowing East to ruff vdienever il^ “Luv” ; Bernard Shanley and Kathleen Wabille and Andrew ^ Costume FRANCISCO he wants to do so. South will William Dombrowski, both of Ansaldi. (20-30) MUSIC COUNTRY still be able to reach dummy Glastonbury; Judy PansuUo of Also, saxophone, Michael Jewelry Tiddler^ m m (24) GILBERT AND with the ace of clubs to discuss Elmwood, and Tia Mayer of Marshall Balfe, 476 Woodbridge St., checks the oil of his private four-passenger plane Linda Larensen, 28 Otis St., “flies blind” as part of a FAA private pilot test. By viewing Bushnell, trumpet, Sara 3 n t h e J > O O l SULLIVAN FOR ALL a club on a good diamond. Woodstock. before take-off. Balfe, chief pilot for Connair, Inc., will be teaching a ground flight course only the dials and needles on the Instrument panel, she is able to pilot a plane without Waddell, Lynne Schlitzer, Dan Gifts — 10:30 - Dally Queation m at Manchester Community College in the fall. ny Cafro, Christopher Soares, “Thurber Carnival’’ is Partner opens with one looking at the surrounding terrain. directed by Charles Plese of (18) LIVING WORD LAMEST AMUSEMENT Brad Lessard, David Hooper, spade, and the next player PARK IN NEW EN6UND Manchester, coordinator of (22) MUSIC COUNTRY William Hoover; drums, Brian a^lLL-FILLEO Festival of HORROR! passes. You hold* Spades, K- -k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k If speech and drama at MCC. Winkler, James Vatteronl, Jaan How much SHDIllC can YOU stand’ S-4-2; Hearts, 8-2; Laius, Richard Smith and CARD Plese also directed ’Theatre — llrfH) - 'BONIKS DAYS NIGHTS (3-8) NEWS Diamonds^ A-Q-J-10-6| Philip Cavanagh. .N o w Ill’s first showing of the Clubs, A-4. season, ‘"The Knack.” (18-22-30-40) NEWS EVERY DAY & NIGHT The program is under the ’ What do you say? including SUNDAYS He Spends More Time in Plane than Car direction of Edward DlFronzo. GALLERY Curtaintime for all perfor (20) HAVE QUN-WILL Answer: Bid two diamonds mances is 7:30 p.m. Tickets are TRAVEL ENURE p a r k OPEN-1P.M. Leave Of Absence Manchester with an enterprising partner, While floating 1,000 feet compared the ups and downs of The number of fatalities available at the door. (24) AVIATION WEATHER above Interstate-84, Marshall animals while sparing his own the majority of his flying as an the written portion of a private The Board of Education has but jump to three diamonds if APTBRNOON flying with those of driving. while flying is proportionately Parkada Balfe suggested one solution to life —“I had to constantly, lift instructor —at Shaw Air Force pilot certificate. After com granted a leave of absence to your partner is conservative. Badges On Sale As regards cost, a small two- less than automobile accidents, traffic jams, automobile ac the wings up over the cattles’ base near Sumter, S.C., at pleting the ground course, — 11:30 - 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. passenger plane can burn up ap Balfe claimed. The majority of backs,” he reminisced. Westover Field in Chicopee, students are allowed to receive Mldnlta Movie (3) MOVIE A t cidents and fuel shortages. proximately five gallons of gas plane accidents are caused by Tai Mahal was built by the Balfe, the only flight More historic adventures in Mass, with the Military Air in-flight instruction. Frl.-S«L 99c “A Ball for Adano" (1945). Good for All Rides an hour. This means that a inexperienced pilots braving First offered in the spring, ftLER Shan Jihan of India-as a examiner licensed by the cluded flying C-54s in the Berlin Transport Service (MATS) and (8) MOVIE plane traveling at about 100 bad weather situations, he said. Airlift in 1949. Balfe continuous the course graduated 17 mausoleum.for the remains of 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. Federal Aviation Administra now with C&R Connair Inc., a “Dark Vantura" (1956). his wife Nourmahal, and is m.p.h. can use about one gallon Balfe has never ha(l an air ly flew tons of coal from private flight school and students, 80 per cent of whom EAST H ARTFORD (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON tion (FAA) to conduct license u s. R O U T E 5 • - D RIVE-IN - ■ 528-7448 situated at Agra. It is of white of special aviation fuel for plane crash during his 32-year Frankfurt to blockaded Berlin later continued their interest. A T NIGHT T he tests in the Hartford area, charter service for amateur UM «0um IS • M - II (iXIt W) (40) JACK PAAR TONITE marble. 100 feet in diameter flying’record. for a period of 18 months. Following completion of 40 Badges On Sale peered down at miniature and professional pilots. and 200 feet in height, built in The pollution factor is As a pilot in the atom bomb hours of flight time, those looking automobiles scurrying As more people of varying “ SUPKRHITI A DELIQHTFUL SUMMER the form of an irregular 6:30. to 10 P.M. relatively decreased through tests in the Marshall Island ages enter flying as a hobby, a students obtained their flight TREAT YOU WON’T FIND ANYWHERE!” h x mo from lane to lane apd said that octagon, and rising from a Good for All Rides Story and Photos the high altitude of the plane. area of the Pacific, Balfe flew licenses. W NMEIMnNQB marble terrace, under which is Broad Street flying seems “a lot safer” than sport or a practical way of com YAN O'NEAL Pollutants are dispersed, at 22,000 feet through the As the age bracket of V0- a second terrace of red 6:30 P.M. to Closing driving. By Sue Klemens muting, the demand for instruc TATUM O'NEAL FORRARENTBANO rather than concentrate, in the mushroom clouds with a scoop amateur pilots increases, so sandstone. Chilrtieii up to 8 yp.vs Balfe, of 476 Woodbridge St., tion is increasing. Balfe has YDUNQPEOPIE air during flight, he main mounted on his plane to pick up does the type of person in who said he has spent more been teaching a non-credit n t •K m I m al at* nainii a It M m tained. radio active materials. Despite ground flight course —“In volved. Many persons in their 'PAPER m m *t*iii an iKiiiiiim, 0 time in an airplane than in a “IT’S ONE HELL OF A FILMI A ^ *MM iw mtMif *r M*t c*mm. Dairy C{ueen’ every 20 miles of flight, he said. “I can outfly 'em all,” Balfe special, half-inch thick dark troduction to Flying” —at 50s or 60s who always had the « 1 .5 p car, has totalled over 14,900 COLD. SAVAGE AND CHILLING said when asked about glasses, Balfe was frequently Manchester Community urge to be airborne, join hours of flying during a 32-year Another advantage to airbom MOON* COMEDYI Firmly establishes mechanical dilemmas during blinded for an instant from the College as part of the extension enthusiastic teen-agers for AMimO iStratford, flight span. travelers is the safety factor. Nichols’ place in the front rank Broad Street instruction. Emergencies intense light of the testing. program. ’Hie course deals with flight instruction. Conn. He will be teaching a ground Every plane must be given a of American directors.” „’£ $ 3 . 5 0 DAIRY QUEEN* “preventative maintenance” during flying lessons are easily From his beginnings as a the basics of flying Their purpose? To travel, to urnside -Bnic* Wlllltmton, PUVSOY 4MAT$WKLY:Wt9,Tky,SsU$us flight course at I^nchester B ML MttMMina EVS$ (Tfeis W iik)i T it i t t n tat nine-year-old boy launching —meteorology, theory of flight, commute, to view the world as Xtra Ride all Ihe rides Community (Allege as part of tune-up every 100 hours of avoided by the dual control I n t . * T»««. U m FrI.! W. 4.M. as many times as model planes powered by navigation, FAA regulations a green carpet unraveling E 3 Sn. MM. 4 cw . S S n . u u .: W. 7.M. the extension program. flight, according to FAA system of the plane. The three- "The Shadow" 6 Evtningf at 8:30. MatIncM atZiOO rubber bands, Balfe has spent before their eyes. you want 242 Broad Street A (Veteran pilot who par regulations. Also, the engine is hour test includes steep banks, and other topics necessary for ■ MEASURE FOR MEAS forced stalls, blind instrument U R E Ev|I.! kuf. 3, 7,10. Mat*.: ticipated in military operations reved before each take-off to Ktfiunn Manchester flying (a student wears a mask TOVALP ------ PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 26, 197a s . Sam, You^re Making An AP News Analysis ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., July 26, 1973 — PAGE FIVE ~ ' Y" ' ' I ' > Oil Tanker Zone Imposed Restriction HARTFORD (AP) — Connec and spill oil will be presumed The Pants Too Long Dan Lufkin, former en ticut now has a restricted zone negligent under the law. Birth Control vironmental protection com in Long Island Sound for vessels The law prohibits vessels The question of executive privilege The point, we Americans must now loaded with oil or other hazar missioner, sponsored the carrying hazardous cargo from prohibition after a tanker went vs. legislative privilege under the dous substances. turning more than 60 degrees remember, is that the question of the aground on Bartlett’s Reef off The regulation, published north of the shore clearance quasi-doctrine of separation of powers Encyclical Nlantic in 1972, spilling 75,000 President’s guilt or innocence, in Tuesday in the Connecticut Law line when approaching Connec gallons of oil into the sound. has come to a head. Journal, provides for a “shore ticut ports. Hazardous sub volvement or non-involvement in the The new regulation permits clearance line” designated , by stances are defined by the At issue is whether or not the Presi cover-up, is no longer germane to the Five Years Old ships and barges to enter the 15 Coast Guard bouys. Vessels statute as “any liquid likely to restricted zone when the safety dent can or should withhold from the scope of the committee’s inquiry. It which founder north of the line cause damage to the environ of the vessel, cargo or crew is Senate Watergate Committee certain ment if spilled into the sea.” now has sufficient information to By EDWARD MAGRI Howtfver, the Vatican has HAWAII THEME at stake. tapes and documents the committee procede and legislate to hopefully pre Associated Press Writer never given public Indication of PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) — any such leniency toward Something new to Pueblo and feels necessary to its probe of the vent a future Watergate. It can do VATICAN CITY (A P)-Sun day is the fifth anniversary of violators of the ban. to the nation, according to scandal. this, we believe, without White House Pope Paul Vi’s encyclical on Another theologian, the Rev. their builder, is the Kona Kai Raimondo Spiazzi, says he has apartment complex. 85 East Center St.;« As a layman, we cannot pretend to tapes or documents. birth control, and Vatican heard that a new study is being T he 154 apartments assess this so-called “constitutional circles acknowledge that is is surround an acre of South Sea At Summit St. Whether or not, the Watergate widely disregarded among the made of the issue with the ap proval of the Pope or his closest Island atmosphere, complete crisis” from a legal point of view. cover-up was known to the President world’s 600 million Roman' with lush tropical plants. Catholics. aides. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL However, in the light of Watergate or not, does not contribute one iota to Banana trees, up to 20 feet The encyclical “ Humanae “About moral doctrine, the high, and palm trees almost as revelations to date, the ability of legislative action to resolve the issue. Vitae”- “Of Human Life”- Church should bang out a note tall, a swimming pool and 9- Sweetheart Roses 1 .8 8 saying, 'Closed for restoration dot. some members of the legal profession The fact remains, under present laws, maintalned the Church’s ban on hole putting green are some of work.’ It is a time when you the things to be seen in the OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY to correctly interpret law can be dis the use of any type of con men so disposed to commit crimes traception, including the pill, cannot make head or tail of it,” enclosed temperature and humidity-controlled mall. puted also. could do so with or without presiden except the rhythm method of says the Rev. Fernando Vit- periodic abstinence from torino Joannes, 43, a Fran The question, as we see it, is one of tial blessing. The President several sexual intercourse. ciscan theologian in ’Turin. OKN OAKY 10-10, motive and intent. weeks ago admitted that while these ’The Pope ruled that violation Few here doubt that Pope Eagle In Port Clarga-H There can be no question that of the ban is a sin for Catholics, Paul is well aware of what is The Coast Guard training atlBMrt acts were not authorized by him, going on in the Church. An restating the Church’s bark. Eagle, entered port THURSe, presidential documents and tapes nevertheless, he must assume respon Italian theologian said he told traditional stand. ' this week in New London should be protected from fishing the Pope in a private audience FRIe, SATe sibility. ’The encyclical issued on July and will be on public display 29, 1968, stirred a worldwide about lectures he gave in expeditions, whatever the source. The task facing the Ervin Com at the city pier until Sunday. challenge to the Pope’s authori Italian parishes. The burden of There is no question that a legislative mittee is not one of pinning the goods ty. them was that the encyclical (AP photo) could be interpreted in a way so body, acting in a legal and authorized on Nixon. The task is what it can and It ran counter to the hopes of millions of Catholic couples as to allow couples a free capacity, has the right to examine will recommend to the full Congress that the Church would revise its choice in the use of contracep whatever documents and tapes it can in the following areas which White stand on birth control and at tives in a wide range of cases. MATTER OP TASTE least accept the pill as a moral “The Pope told me flatly this BELVIDERE, 111. (AP) - prove germane to its legally House tapes and documents cannot Patterns and Reflections (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) ly legitimate contraceptive was not what he had in mind “Mister,” a Siamese cat authorized area of inquiry. alter either way: device. when he wrote the encyclical,” belonging to the Edgar Zimmer The Pope ignored the the theologian said, “But he Jr. family, has a peculiar The issue then, as we see it in a 1. A workable, realistic and in culinary taste. recommendations of a majority refrained from barring me laymen’s sense, is whether com dependent auditing of national cam from giving my lectures.” He eats thermal blankets, of a 75*member birth control hand^rocheted shawls, isocks, mittee examination of presidential paign funds. commission that he permit con T-shirts, blouses, sweaters, traception. DIQEL TABS documents and tapes of conversations 2. Periodic independent accounting Open Forum The first bicycle was towels, scarves and the like. Max Lerner Many priests, bishops and introduced into England from “ It makes you so mad,” Mrs. pertaining to Watergate testimony 3 Daya Only to the public of campaign sources and even cardinals said either France about the year 1815 and Zimmer says. “We spoke to the liiiiir ' Bottle of 100 veterinarian about it and we UlTEMNi already offered is necessary. expenditures. privately or publicly that they was known as the hcAby-horse. ( i( .m;-'' ASMUOfTto Reg. 1.78 It was propelled by the feet of were told only that Siamese Committee members have made it disagreed with Pope Paul, and 3. A congressional act defining Catholic couples went on using the rider being pushed against cats are very strange crea Thank You let us feel safe to go out at night Comments tures. NOMORETANOLES* quite clear by the issuing of their specifically the roles of the nation’s without being waylaid. birth control devices despite the ground 3 D m Only To The Editor: “Humanae Vitae.” No More Tangles * lets you comb supoenas that the committee feels it intelligence forces; namely, the FBI, We cannot help but dwell on The Anderson-Shea Post 2046 One Jesuit theologian, the tangles away easily. 7oz.* ‘Fi at. essential to have these documents. and Auxiliary wish to extend the high cost of this investiga DENTURE CLEANSER 32-OZ/LISTERINE* 10 oz.*JERCErS* CIA and the military intelligence un tion, the result of which is Who Thought You Up? Rev. M arcellino Zalba of CONN. 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NEW YORK, N .Y .-Itm u st the line that must have tined hair and his brown paper We cannot help but wonder “You simply cannot say that mittee in deciding conflicting pointive officials in the federal This has been the biggest have been a prankster with a expressed what many felt. bag, and his talk of the CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD what energy you and your group Roman Catholicism has one testimony of several witnesses. In year for our Post. wild sense of irony who made “Who thought you up?” he “cookies” he carried in it, and rLINTSTONE*CHEWABLES government — including the Congress would expend on such matters that hoax phone call to Sen. asked Ulasewicz. "I don’t of finding in the end mind on the subject,” be 3 Daya Only other words, if someone has been We wish to extend our thanks declares. “When the split on a I FME ST, HANOHESIER. m 77K — on a uniform basis upon entering to to the editor and staff of the without the “glare” of TV and Sam Ervin about the Nixon know,” was the reply, "but “something here is not kosher” Fun Flintstone*-shoped vitamins, at such time when you wouldn’t maybe my parents.” Baker moral issue ,is so dbep, you can too tabs, with or without iron. lying, who is the guilty person or per the federal service, upon departure, Manchester Evening Herald for tapes, and left Ervin, Sen. — Tony Ulasewicz, I venture, have to preen yourselves with follov;ed it with another playful hardly expect a papal ruling to sons? the publicity prior to our cam Howard Baker and the com does have a self on which he has Hi and every two years thereafter for 10 one eye on the camera. mittee staff feeling gullible. line about imputing to them placed the stamp of his in be binding on couples. I think paign to make it so successful. you can say the vast majority of SUDDEN BEAUTY'SFRAY As laudable as this may be, the role years. In Conclusion, we expect no For here were the houn^ of “the element of intent.” dividuality. Amid the planetary Neighborl 3 bays Only Sincerely yours, answer, but since we are sen couples commit no sin when ANTI-FERSPIRANT 100 BUTFERIN* PRELl* SHAMPOO of the committee as originally the law and the Lord, watched It was all in the spirit of crash and trumoil of the Whoi a lady buys cat Sudden Beouty*regular or super 5. An exhaustive study of the issue Joseph and Mary Tamayo, ding a copy of this letter to the they turn to contraception.’’ 3 Days Only ------3 Days Only 3 Daya Only m m g ^ m by millions of eyes, hunting raillery and good^^an fun Watergate hearings, that may food tor her dog you protein with super huld. 6.2-oz.* chartered by the Congress was to con post and auxiliary Scented and M m W Analgesic for 7-oz.* tube con- of executive privilege and legislative “Manchester Evening Herald,” down the malefactors of great about a sordid assemblage^f be worth holding on to. must admit the situa Nft «t 2 /* i chairman we would appreciate any stealth, tracking down clues, dirty political tricks. But m a ^ unscented. 9-oz.' piain relief. g g centrate.-N.iwi. duct an inquiry toward the end of privilege to reduce, to absolute Manchester Were I Tony Ulasewicz, and tion is rather strange. •Nttwi. expression you may have to sifting out the genuine from the in the larger TV audience must Suit Seeks Sen. Baker asked me “Who I suggested she have SCONE®HAIRCNOOM producing legislation to prevent any minimum, secrecy in both branches of offer via the latter publication. spurious. And suddenly they have felt, as I did, a degree of thought you up?”, I should have 3 Daya Only Total Of the dog psychoan Clear tioir cream works with wat recurrence of any crimes the inquiry government. (After all the difference Write Weicker Very truly yours, were shown as frail humans, condescension in the “Whoy put a counterquestion to him: William Kinell, thought you up?” — In fact, li. alysed, then suddenly er. Non-greosy. 4.5-oz.* -N.IWI. may have uncovered. Re; Watergate Incident helpless to detect a bold fraud “Who thought you up, Howard of an executive session of the Hickory Dr., and a group on themselves, unable to sift the whole response to this gusty Baker, raised in a wealthy, $1.8 Billion realized the lady That the break-in of Watergate was Dear Sen. Weicker; Watergate committee and a private of beleaguered, the fake from the authentic on a product of New York’s secure, politically powerful MONTGOMERY, Aia. (AP) might Just think it’s a 7-OZ.* ULTRA BRITE* « ^ ^ All right Dear Senator, you frustrated matter of high moment of state. sidewalks. a crime has been established. That presidential meeting in the White Tennessee family, zooming up — A suit seeking $3 million for dog when it’s not! 3 Oajrs Only and your associates on the taxpayers, Coventry It is healthy to know how The writer who came to mind suddenly into the national Extra-strength Ultro Brite* for ^ there was a cover-up attempt partial each of the 600 untreated par And it’s a female that only plays with othqr females - House Oval Room is only one of Watergate committee have and hum an a d e m o c ra c y ’s among the reporters as they political firmament? And who whiter, brighter teeth. Save. 'Naiwt. are proving that there has been ticipants in the Tuskegee maybe still another problem exists of a more serious ly accomplished has been established. degree since the public is only ap legislative sleuths can be, just listened to Ulasewicz was, of thought you up, Sam Ervin, syphilis study has been filed in nature. Anjrway, it (whatever it is) likes v ^ t we ped much skuldugery in the course, Damon Runyan. But MAKE-UP KIT SANITARY NAPKINS That vast sums of campaign funds Praise Firemen as it is healthy to track down coming out of the North federal court here. ’The total dle and I hope all our other customers do, too. There’s 50ANA€IN*TABS prised of what either wishes the political arena, particularly To the editor: the not-so-prankish deviltries of why single out Ulasewicz and Carolina soil to preside as a 3 Days Only 3 Days Only 3 Days Only — - 3 Daya Only among the Republicans. asked is $1.8 billion. nothing like satisfied customers—men, women, dogs, Blusher, eye V e e # were solicited and disposed illegally public to know.) On Sunday, July 7, I dis a group in the executive offices. ask who thought him up, when kindly but exacting father over Final Net* with Box of 40 super Famous formula for the relief of However, "enough awreddy” The suit was filed by the cats and all those In between — and we try. to please covered that I had a short cir As a footnote to the all-too-real the same unreaiity was there the most massive confessional holding power. shadow, more. J g or regular. Save. pain due to arthritis. Save. has been established. That White Let us remember, the White House Legal Defense Fund, an af •fl.oi. and won’t you please spend our cuit in the wiring outside of my story of the Watergate about every previous witness America has ever had? Who them all. If you’re not yet one of our valued visitors, House personnel were involved in money in areas that will benefit filiate of the National Associa horrors are not an original sin. (There home. The wiring had caught carryings-on, the hoax Mrves to before the committee, any one thought Watergate up, and tion for the Advancement of please coke and try us out. We really appreciate your the taxpayers. business. LEMON UP *CREME RINSE various aspects of these crimes has are few of us who remember millions fire and the flames were star underline the constant invasion of whom could have been in America itself, which commits Colored People. 3 Days Only Certainly this investigation is ting to bum the shingles of the of reality by illusions. vented by a savagely satiric the most atrocious blunders and Now my wife says.to stop putting and start driving, been established. of Americans voting for a dying man costing all of us a great deal of Named a,s defendants were Lemon Up* with the juice of I roof. When my wife called the Everything we know about novelist or shortstory writer? then stumbles into correcting the U.S. Public Health Service so I’ll teU you what’s hap^ning around here: The haggling of recent weeks has money and wasting valuable lemon in every bottle. 10-oz.* -fi.oi because certain men around him fire department, it was just Mr. Nixon’s mind, character Runyan’s and Ulasei^cz’ New them?” and several other federal agen 1) A huge “rack-jobber” closed his Syracuse time which could better be York seems to me just as real not been to uncover any new crimes believed America’s resolve to wage minutes that the Chief’s car and and modes of operation should Perhaps all of them, im cies, the state of Alabama, the warehouse and sold us a whole carload of sewing spent in solving some of our an engine company truck were have warned the committee — and just as invented — as LEMON UP® SHAMPOO (taping of the White House apparently perfections and all, from the state Board of Health, par supplies, housewares. Pacific sheets, pillows, toys k and win World War II would vanish if pressing problems such as the at my home in response to the members against their too Ross MacDonald’s and H.R. whimsy of some cosmic jester J, 3 baya Only gasoline shortage, the spiraling ticipating private physicians games, cigars tobacco, hair care and cosmetics, is a sin shared by other tenants in call.. ready acceptance of a story Haldeman’s Orange County, who is having fun with his k lemon U p * shampoo leaves hoir it knew Franklin Delano Roosevelt food costs as well as the crime and the private Milbank Foun nail care, aerosols, etc. that we are peddling at 40^% Thanks to their quick action which was simply not in Calif. And a lot less depressing. creatures but is also dead 7-0Z.*T00THPASTE DENTAL CREAM 100 VITAMINS shiny, soft, manageable. 10-fi. oz. varying degrees); but to find out how might not be at the helm.) situation. We only hope that you dation, which helped fihance 3 Days Only 3 Days Only 3 Days Only very little damaige was character for the President. What has depressed me about serious about the darkness they off their prices. will see fit to dedicate the ^ame the study.' K m art brand Extra - strength. Multiple, with or much, if anything. President Nixon As Sen. Ervin stated sometime ago, sustained. It is a wonderful Along with everything else it is the hearings, almost as much plunge into, and their bumbling 2) A woman driver visited an appliance store and effort (though it might not The suit asks U.S. District without iron. knew about the cover-up atterApt. feeling to know that these men doing, the comniiittee will have as the skulduggery they showed steps toward the light. forgot to leave her car outside. Result: no one hurt, with fluoride. 7 or.* tube. LEMON UP®CONCENTRATE the purpose of his committee is to get appear on TV) toward, for Court Judge Frank M. Johnson •Nrt w(. 3 Daya Only are there when you need them. to tighten its screening up, has been the dreadful Jr. to award $1.5 million in but two show windows smashed and scratch damage Thus the significance of the tapes at the truth. We believe the truth is example, investigating the Shampoo concentrate with juke I send my sincere thanks to all procedures, sharpen its lines of mediocrity of so many of the damages and another $1.5 on a load of appliances, color ’TV and air conditioners. and papers is not, as we see it, to find large oil corporations. the men who gave of their time cotnmand and think harder men who held high posts around Herald of 1 lemon in every tube. 5 apparent and whether President You may rest assured that, million for alleged violation of Coine buy them at less than dealer cost — all fully out if Dean or Mitchell, or both lied, and energy, as well as to the about the relation of personali the President and on his re- the Constitution’s Fifth, Ninth, guaranteed. Nixon is linked directly to the cover- while you are getting a great Policeman who arrived ty structure to political election committee. They Yesterdays 75STRI-DEX®PADS but to nail the scandal to the deal of exposure, this dragged 13th and 14th amendments to 3 Daya Only up or not does not alter the truth. simultaneously with the fire decisions. seemed to have had most of the 25 Years Ago each of the estimated 70 sur out, costly investigation is not The hearings offered another individuality flattened out by President’s door. department and handled the Approximately 200 cars file vivors of the experiment and Stri-dexP for pimples, acne, That truth is that in America, getting you and your fellow some dehumanizing spectators and the traffic and instance of the interplay past St. James Church as the heirs and estates of those blockheods and oily ^in . Save. The President thus had a Hobson’s political life is highly susceptible to politicians any points with the steamroller that rolled right then stood by in the 90 degree between illusion and reality. It parishoners brought their cars who have died. man on the street. Let it be over them, leaving them mostly choice. He could surrender the tapes corruption, regardless of party affilia temperature for over an hour was in the reaction to the to be blessed under tbe protec ’The study, which began in known that we are sick and calculators of powlr and pain. NAaiNE*SPRAY TOOTHPASTE 7-OZ.* THE DRY LOOK* 30 NERVINE® CAPSULES and documents which he has admitted until the Electric Company language, diction, sleuthing tion of St. Christopher, the 1932 in Macon County, was in tion. The information needed to tired of watching you people ' Each of us has to nurse a self, 3 Days Only 3 Days Only 3 Days Only A 3 Days Only arrived to repair the dainage. behavior and personal style of patron saint of travellers. tended to determine by autopsy could be interpreted (or misinter demonstrate your ability to wandering in a world of in Close-up® in M Dry control Miles* Nervine* for the relief of minimize these opportunities for cor John H. Thieling Anthony T. (Tony) Ulasewicz, what effect syphilis has upon Antiseptic Bac- launch sanctimonious attocks 258 Parker Street the ex-New York cop. Many of trigue, manipulation, maneuver 10 Years Ago tine.*4ttoz.* red or green. g spray for hair. nervous tension. Chorge it. preted) by others not privy to the full ruption is at hand. the human body. *N«w». on others. This is not to say that, Manchester the committee, staff and spec and conformity. Many of these Dr. Martin Duke accepts his •N»*wf. circumstances under which the con ’The suit said the 600 men who The question before the committee the people involved are any less tators found the Ulasewicz men had little of a self left. new post of medical education guilty or that they should be took part received no treatment FASTEETH*ADHESIVE versations were recorded; or refuse, today is whether it wishes to address narrative hilarious. But it was Tony Ulasewicz, for all his director at Manchester and were discouraged from 3 Daya Only whitewashed, but we see s^des Sen. Howard Baker who uttered weight and jowls and brillian- Memorial Hospital. which he did; and thus give fuel to the itself to this task or continue to ven of the late Sen. Joe McCarthy in Today^s seeking help despite a cam 3) A contract deal we have with two very h i^ grade Adhesive powder to help keep already politically-fanned fires that your "performances.” paign during the 1940s to wipe furniture manufacturers brought us a vdiole truckload dentures in place. 2 oz.* ture into areas we believe are more out the disease. he is trying to coverup his role in the If you insist in draping Thought of tables, chests and commodM, in dark pine, maple, C L E A N in political than pure in motive and in yourselves in the American The suit charged that the cherry, and fruitwoods. Half the regular price or less. scandal. COMPASSION defendants “purposefully did DENTURE CLEANSER tent. flag, won’t you please wear a iHaudiFBlFr lirrali 4) A paint manufacturer sent a shipment to one of ^ 1 3 1 pork chop on your lapel (you Yours are the eyes through not inform” the participants of 3 Days Only which Christ’s compassion is to their condition and gave them his dealers, discovo'ed en route that the account was Soaks dentures cleaner, faster. and your colleagues are among overdue and told the trucker to send it to us. Result: TOILET TISSUE 100 BAYER® ASPIRIN 60 VANQUISH®TABS the only people who can afford took out upon the world. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 the impression they were No brushing needed. 9 oz.* *n m w i . 3 Days Onqr ^ / m m - such luxuries) and demonstrate Yours are the lips through receiving proper medical atten Wall and exterior paint, porch k deck paint, semi- 3 Days Only 3 Days Only ^ Today in History Extra - strength ^ C to us that you are really doing which He is to speak to men Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their tion. glou enamel, boat bottom paint, , etc. at less than 1-ply, 4H x 4»", ' Boyer* for fost O X ^ ■ 80EXCEDRIN®P.M.TABS something for the good of the now. Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 At least 26 participants died dealer’s cost. Also Cuprinol stain preservative for 310 sheets.* relief of pain. M i # ■ formula for pain* 3 Daya Only By The Associated Press In 1847, Liberia was declared from consideration as a *Hr foE citizens and not just for Yours We the feet with which 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation of syphilis. posts, outdoor furniture, etc. 4-RollPacl( Analgesk-sleeping old for the re Today is Thursday, July 26, a republic, making ft the only Democratic vice presidential He is to go about doing good. ’The study was ended last year LOWELL WEICKER. Published every evening except Sun department. 647-9946. Plus disposable diapers, carpet, glassware, lief of night-time pain. the 270th day of 1973. There are sovereign black nation in candidate in the 19M election.^ Yours s p the hands with w hi^ after news reports reveal^ it Africa. Your answer, if any, to this days and holidays. Entered at the deodorants, towels, mattresses, records k tapes, poly 158 days left in the year. One y ^ ago: Premier Gold expression of indignation is He is ti bless men now. — St. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation to the public. Today’s highli^t in history: In 1944, in World War H, Ger Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se rope, pictures and hundreds of things I can’t even 8-oz.*; Meir of Israel proposed peace predictable and it should go Teresa of Avila Member of The Associated Press 24PEPT0BISM0«TABS cond Class Mail Matter. remember. On this date in 1953, Fidel man V2 rocket bombs hit talks with Egypt, now that something like this; "As a Rev. Stephen J. White 3 Days Only Castro began a revolt in Cuba, So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimentary targets in England for the first Egyptians had ordered Soviet represeniative of the people of Assistant to the Rector Burl L. Lyons, Publisher LOSE UGLY FAT Individually-wrapped chewobte attacking an army barracks at time. military advisers to return St. Mary’s Episcopal The Manchester, Publishing Co. start losing wtight today OR coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing you. tablets for upset stomach. the United States it is our duty MONEY BACK. MONADEX Is a tiny Santiago. In 1952, Argentina’s first home. to uncover wrongdoings among Church assumes no financial responsibility for Remember that we sell with real “no-hard-ti^” On this date- UiUal that will htip curb your da- lady, Eva Peron, died. any group whether it be among typographical errors appearing in adver- lira lor aseast food. Eat loss-waigh money back guarantee if your purchase does not please K-MART ISOPROPYLPTL In 1759y PAGE six MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 26, 1973 ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERAIJ). M anctalM -. Conii.. ThW».. July M. i m - p .r .g Bible School Holds Closing Program From Your i The Baby Has ’The Vacation Bible School of members of the planning com ’The Rev. Mr. Swensen was ‘Trinity Covenant Church had its mittee. Mrs. Gayle Broderson director of the worship •X closing exercises Friday ni^t and the Rev. Mr. Swensen were program. Mrs. Kaye Stage was at the church. About 200 parents in charge of the music, and craft teacher. She was assisted Neighbor’s Kitchen Been Named and friends attended program. Mrs. Ellen Spaulding, in charge by Russ Gocht, Nancy Car- The children presented songs of the missionary program. mienke. Holly Harrison and aind lessons learned during Bi Teachers of the various Burma Shaw. By Vivian F. Fergusori •pflo^TFlF gHoiGESr MEAT IN A ble School. ’There was a ^ a classes were Mrs. Bette Stan- Baby-sitters were Mrs. Bar* display of crafts made by the assisted by Mrs. Winnie bara Guggolz and Dawn Stage. children and a classroom \^ita- Bowler, Nursery for three-year Mrs. Gail Irwin and Mrs,. Nancy Meat Sauce for Maffali tion. olds; hfrs. Linda Allely assisted Gocht were in charge of About five years ago, David Messier, Mindy Sue, daughter of Stephen A. and Jill L. 1 lb. hamburger ’The theme of the school was by Janice Smyth, Nursery for refreshments, and Mrs. Petrone took a pretty blue-eyed Sullivan Messier of 583 Hartford Rd. She was bom July 14 at cup m in c^ onion “ Let’s Go With Jesus — One four-year olds; Mrs. Betty Lou Dorothy Berggren bundled blonde for his bride. If he had Manchester Memorial Hosptial. Her maternal grandparents are 1 beef boulllion cube Way.” ’The missionary project Nordeen and Mrs. Peggy publicity. any doubts as to what his new Mrs. Norma Wheeler of New Mexico and J(*n Sullivan o f Utica, 2 cans tomato sauce with was centered around nnission Burnett assisted by Sandy Irish bride would serve for meals, N.Y. Her patemaL grandmother is Mrs. Marion Messier of cheese work in Mexico. and Diane Heavens, Pre- any appr^ensions would very Amston. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Sally Wheeler Vk cup dry red wine Mrs. James Anderson, Primary. Newcomers soon have been dispelled. of New York. She has a sister, Tracy Ann, 3. yi teaspoon oregano — •"* registrar, reported that 137 Also, Mrs. Jan Twombly, Susan was already an expert children were enrolled in the Sue makes a squid sauce for HAM^ Mrs. Connie Strange and Mrs. Plan Teas Farmer, David John, son of John D. and Christine Foden in the culinary department. At sessions. Diane Blank assisted by Mrs. pasta and is adapt at cleaning Farmer of 164 Hilliard St. He was bom June-24 at Mqnchester The Manchester Newcomers the age of 12, she could prepare Mrs. Frietha Lawrence was Gloria Swanson, Mrs. Nancy the squid. She buys it fresh Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. himq Club will have two informal a full-course dinner. school director. Mrs. Bette Peterson and Jim Smyth, from a Manchester seafood Foden of Manchester, Conn. His paternal grandparents are 1^. teas at 8 p.m. next Wednesday “ My mother was a nurse. In Starr, Mrs. Lawrence and the Primary; Mrs. Gail Johnson market. Her homemade Tuu. llAuvei „ C t n d and ’Thursday at the home of the morning, she would leave and Mrs. Fred Farmer of Manchester, England. He has a sister, Rev. Norman Swensen, were chicken soup is a favorite with assisted by Ruth Anderson, m e a list of directions Tracey. Mrs. William ’Thomas, 1180 W. friends who often seek the Junior. pertaining to the evening meal. hams Middle Tpke. recipe. Ham slices If it were a ham, for example, T'J i- l , h a w e -j Fontaine, Jason Jerome, son of Paul Sr. and Joyce Crawford All interested women in the You will find her lim e cream- she would tell me what pan to Fontaine of 75 Linden St. He was bom June 29 at Manchester ^TA R GAZElC^V Manchester area are invited to cheese salad a nice refresher use, what the oven temperature Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents arp Mr. and Mrs. -By CLAY R. POLLAN- attend either one of the teas. fo r warm weather, tasty ^ . AMIS LlIRA HAMS William Crawford of Amston. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Vour Daily Activity Guidt Members of the Newcomers should be, etc. Then, she didn’t y W MAI. 21 Stir, enough for dessert. M o c i ^ W i . According to tho Stan. Club will be available to have to come home and rush and Mrs. Romeo Fontaine of East Hartford. His maternal great^ ocf. Lime Cream Cheese Salad 2 To develop message for Friday, acquaint the guests with the around to make dinner and I grandparents are Jesse Bannister of 155 Ferguson Rd. and Mrs. Oj&4-6^74( 5-16-27-40, 1 package lime gelatine Bradford Crawford of Springfield, Mass. His paternal great- read words corresponding to numbers 51-72-84-85' scope and activities of the club. was learning as well.” b o lo g -n a 5 9 ^ of your Zodioc birth sign. £ 1 cup boiling water / f TAURUS SCORIIO ’Diose wishing to attend one As Susan prepares one of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Fontaine of Windsor 1 Check 31 Is 61 Risks 1 small can crushed pineapple, m l k h c e 'j (/,- 2 You 32To 62 Who ocr. 2J< huge collections of recipes, she Locks. He has a brother, Paul Jr., 4Vk. of the teas or wanting more in drained MAT 20 3Be 33 Left 63 Employment Noi. 2f- can keep an eye on young 4 You 34 Becoming 64 Creative formation may contact Mrs. VEAL 5 9 ,11-22-33^ David, age two. A fenced-in 1 small package cream cheese DeSantis, Michael Judd, son of William and Bette Ann Judd ’55^71 5 Ignore 35 To 65 Endeovors Thomas. 0 6 Love 36 Awoy 66 Now porch off the kitchen at their 1 cup whipped cream (or cool- DeSantis of East Hampton. He was bom July 14 at Manchester GEMINI 7 Quickly 37 Deals 67 In SAGITTARIUS whip) 38 Mature 68 lnrx>votion new hom e, 95 D aryl Dr., Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and h to. 8 Move WOT. 22 , 9 Cosmic 39 On 69 Sides Vernon, keeps the young man 1 tablespoon mayonnaise Raymond A. Judd of Rt. 87, Columbia. His paternal grandparents JUNt 20 10 Rely 40 Tells 70 Connections DEC. 21 t About Town V« cup maraschino cherries, 11 Finish 41 Times 71 Day within sight of mother. He will are Mr. and Mrs. Sando DeSantis of Providence, R.I. He has a 1 ^ 7-18-32^ 8 -1 9 -3 (M l^ halved 1/54-63-73 12 Reports 42 On 72 Out soon have a sibling, within a 6 sister, Tracy, 3. 73 Picture 52-57-68 The Salvation Army will have 'S .u T r 13 Seem 43 Change (May add chopped nuts or CANCER 14 Smart 44 Over 74 Are CAIRICORN a Bible study meeting tonight at week or two. 11 45 Involved 75 Likely coconut) ^JUNC 15 Con DEC. 7:30 at the Citadel. ’The meeting The backyard is planted with kJUl'r 22 160ne 46 Toke 76 To Mix gelatine, pineapple and 47 From JAN. a garden which will proviile 17 1s 77 Succeed is open to the public. cream cheese together — beat 3-14-25-36 18 Adjust 48 To 78 Now 1- 12-23-34 fresh vegetables for the family 19 W ith 49 Persons 79 Your 45-67-8(^86^ with beater. Pour one cup ms /47-59-70 table. There are tomatoes, 20 Spotlight 50 Both 80 Wild-goose AQUARIUS Fuli Gospel Christian boiling water over all. Let UO 21 Only 51 Toles 81 And squash, peppers and the like. j JULY U 22 Task 52 Welcome 82 Be JAN. 20 ^ Fellowship, Interdenom partially set (about one to two 53 Your 83 Are Some will be canned, others U AUG. 22 23 Avoid ftE. II inational, will have a Bible hours) and beat with a fork the 24 IrKlined 54 In 84 Of frozen. Sue takes the peppers, G s 4-15-26-37 25 Break 55 From 85 School 2- 13-24-35,G study, and open discussion until rather fluffy. Add cream 46Al-82-90'^ seeds them, cuts into pieces and &I48-56-79-87 26 Arrange 56 Suit 86 Chose tonight at 7:30 at Orange Hall. or cool-whip and mayonnaise. l i P E " A VIRGO 27 Who 57 Progress 87 Pocketbook PISCES Hall. merely drops them into freezer 28 Assured 58 Ambitions 88 Talents Add cherries; nuts and/or ’ ’ pee. O bags. A 29 On 59 Domagir>g 89 Experienced coconut. Put in mold and chill. Sfif. 22 30 The 60 Ar>other 90 Worned! M A * .2 0 ^ “ The squash flowers are A Bible study will be con Makes an 8x8 pan. A double ,10-21-29-38 jGood ( ^ A d v e r s e 6-17-28-39G delicious, dipped in batter and 1 ^ -7 8 ducted tonight at 7:30 at the recipe fits a 9x13x2 pan. Legionaires Are Honored W - 8 3 « 6P deep-fried,” she says. “The United Pentecostal Church. Peach melba is a favorite only thing is you have to with most people. Sue’s version Gerald R. Bartlett, left, service officer of the Manchester American Legion, and Francis sacrifice the squash if you use is a little different, the sauce J. ^ a ry , adjutant, recently received citations as the outstanding officers in the state in the blossoms.” being served hot. their respective posts. The presentation was made at the annual Convention of the Depart She will serve green beans G i A w j t S\z.er ^ ^ (Herald photo by Klemena) Hoi Wined Peach Melba ment of Connecticut in Hartford. Bartlett was awarded the Department’s annual John W. Italian style with olive oil and 1 10-ounce package frozen Qarke trophy for serving veterans and their dependents in such a manner that brought lemon juice. Sometimes, she Mrs. Petrone Prepares Italian Spinach Fingers Y e llo w QrLfi&e raspberries,*thawed COCA 91^-99 outstanding records of achievement in securing claims and benefits. Leary was presented cuts fresh lemons in eighths and arranges them around the side 1 medium can peaches COLA the annual Department Neale V. Gabral trophy for serving his Post in an outstanding to which one could easily toweling. Combine all OMIOMB of the serving dish. V« cup sugar manner in the performance of his duties. Gerald Wheeler, another member of the become addicted. ingredients except flour. Using O f French and Italian IVk tablespoons cornstarch Manchester American Legion, was elected Department historian. (Herald photo by Pinto) a teaspoonful, form 3-inch descent. Sue is never at a loss THaffati Vk cup red port wine JohnsonSFMI.AMMIIAI frederick riEADAUrc Shoes i------, j ™ i fingers and roll in flour. Place 1 tablespoon vanilla •POO (2519. X 'iP for tasty dishes. She has added (Italian Spinach Fingers) J For Your on baking sheet, cover with Combine sugar, cornstarch Convenience SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE the'best recipes of her friends’ 1 cup cooked spinach (about one Convenience clear wrap and chill and syrups drained from fruit. e m o vo collections and clips good ones lb. when raw) thorougldy one to two hours. Stir over low heat until thick. Bring Cancer Into Open, OPEH 6 DAYS constantly. \Vz cups ricotta cheese •3uJet?r LIPS’ THURSDAY NIGHTS ’tU 9 OPEN 6 DAYS In a deep fry pan put two inches Add wine and peaches. Reheat Sue’s husband Arthur 1 cup bread crumbs SATURDAYS ’tH 5:30 P.M. THURSDAY WCHTS ’til 9 of water and one teaspoon salt; and add raspberries just before suggested she share an Italian 2 eggs, beaten SATURDAYS 'til 5:30 P.M. bring to boil, then reduce heat serving. Spoon over vanilla ice spinach recipe. It is excellent, 012APES y* cup grated Parmesan cheese Noted Author Pleads to simmer. Poach fingers 3-4 cream. Serves 6-8. was clipped from a magazine. I V4 cup chopped onion By Henrietta Jelm minutes. Put in baking dish that Sue met her husband while WAPlilMS first,” she admits, “ but we got she revealed she had had a have been unable to determine ^ ( ( 5 1 0 . 7 D SHOE SALE salt (about a teaspoon) has little sauce in bottom and i - mastectomy, Mrs. Gordon both were students at the “ When you can say the word hold of ourselves. We went to a what its name means and can 1 teaspoon basil c h e f 4>a i c - top with more meat sauce. University of Connecticut. She ‘cancer’ (and not the softer basketball game the first night. believes. “ Cancer strikes such not find anything like it in an V« teaspoon nutmeg STARTS PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M. FRIDAY, JULY 27th! Serve immediately. However, came from Rhode Island. Art’s MfCTAftlNES term, ‘malignancy’ ) the same The next we gave a talk. The horror that many women ac Italian dictionary. If you have a 1 clove garlic, crushed ?APE la- can be made ahead and parents are Mr. and Mrs. as you would ‘ulcer’ or ‘frac next day I entered the hospital. tually are afraid to have an clue, please let me know. At flour a j reheated in over 20-25 minutes. Arthur Petrone, Sr. of Parker Fizesn O “ My recovery was nothing examination. They’ll just watch any rate, it is an excellent dish Drain spinach well on paper ?LAT6J ^ ture’ , then you have the battle St. half won.’’ short of a miracle. I give full that lump for a few months — and two of my dearest friends V“ 9 credit to a very fine surgeon LIMBS So says Mildred Gordon, the ON MEN’S, WOMEN’S, and to early discovery. I was in have died while ‘watching it’.” 75 distaff side of the husband and SAVE: % COCICTAiU the hospital a short week. I There is a word of advice she ANO CHILOREN’S SHOES! wife writing team of ‘"rhe Gor L never required a single pain pill would like to shout from the s l u i c e dons.” She knows, because she Project L I P r o N J 'i recently had a bout with or shot, not even a sleeping housetops. Don’t be afraid to IGreat Dish From Swedish. Cuisinei tablet. have a check-up, girls. Be CAKJTAL0UPB5 cancer. GIGANTIC HELP “One day I noticed when I “The very day of my opera afraid not to. T6ABAGS MEN’S SHOES By CECILY BROWNSTONE held my left arm high, the con tion I was on the telephone “I was shocked, of course, Associated Press Food Editor Menus talking to my friends. ’They when I came out of the Values to $33.00 tour of- the breast changed One of the best Swedish dish asked if I were going to tell peo operating room and was told STORE-WIDE slightly,” she relates. ‘‘I es is a combination of potatoes, tDoMdM i ^ l i v / E i ple I had had a breast removed. what had happened. Shocked — Menus which will be prepared A13dVS oaDiw t. . PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs,. July 28. 1973 MAN(mSTOEVEmWCHEIULD.M.nrt..U,..Cm» m ... Bristol’s Mayor Faces Opposition IFTTHELAST By DICK WARNER U T t U K T t H B that he would like all members adoption of police and fire union Mayor Longo also The Bristol Press of city boards and commissions T K COMNECnCUT UQHT AND rO M * COMTARY contracts, but they were sidestepped the city charter m NAATFOlO OECniC UCMT COMrARV to resign so be could fill those w an n MAssACHUHm occnic c o m t a iiv BRISTOL (AP)-Mayor ratified by the council over his when the Board of Fire Com HOtYOKE WAYU POWn COMrANY Frank J. Longo, who has often spots with his own people. That objection. He is still negotiating missioners named a new chief NOAYNCASY UTIUTIEt iO V K E COMPANY didn’t work. sailed a different course from with two other city unions that hot Longo’s choice. The mayor COMMON SHARCS NVIOENO his city council, appears headed Then' he made headlines have been operating without a nominated his own candidate and The Board of Trustees for a mutiny. battling with the news media. contract for more than a year. gave him the job. His action is has declared a quarterly Already campaigning for a He criticized reporters for prin- When some 160 members of still in the courts. Public reac dividend of 25.41 cents per CONSUMER SALES second term under Uie slogan ting stories without first the two unions suddenly tion has been mixed under the share on the outstanding Common Shares, payable “Re-elect Longo, He Keeps'His clearing them with his office. became ill one recent day, Longo administration. Some He barred a reporter from one September 30,1973 to Word,’’ the volatile mayor is in Longo docked each of them a people see his independency as shareholders of record at serious trouble with his own news conference and day’s pay-unless they brought the act of a strong man com the close of business on party. Since taking office Longo threatened a photographer with a note from a doctor. Most of mitted to cutting government September 1,1973. has waged a contant battle with physical ejection from his of the employes have filed in costs. LEONARD A. O'CONNOR fice. the six members of his City dividual grievances over the Others see him as a irihn con T roasuror CLEARANCE CENTER Council, all Democrats. Now, The mayor voted against lost pay. sumed by his own ego. J u ly 24,1973 one of them, Donald Cassin, is challenging Longo for the party nomination. Preliminary in dications show Cassin with about 30 of the 43 town com mittee votes-six more than necessary for the endorsement Aug. 21. BUYS OUT Longo edged into the mayor’s chair by a 62-vote margin in 1971. He pledged “to cut taxes without cutting services.” In spite of a $600,000 surplus in herited from the previous Republican administration, the tax rate in Bristol increased 1.5 mills during his first year. But 2 in the second, thanks to |2 445 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER NEAR McKEE million in revenue sharing and higher state educational grantB; taxes were cut 2.6 mills. Thus, HLKKIUIWSE he feels he has kept his word, and thus his campaign slogan. t u m w r a If Cassin gets the town com Mr, Mayor mittee endorsement, Longo has PRESENT INVEIITORY threatened to take the party to 6 Bristol’s Mayor Frank J. Longo faces a tough challenge from members of his own party a primary Sept. 25. v SALE STARTS TODAY! for the nomination as Democratic candidate for mayor of Bristol. Ever since taking of In the battle for the endorse fice, Longo has waged a constant battle with his City Council all six members of which are ment, Longo himself is the A TREMENDOUS SALE WILL BE HELD AT THE Democrats. One of them, Donald Cassin, is challenging him for the party’s nomination and major issue. Longo has indicated he will seek a primary election if Cassin gets the nomination in party At the outset of his ad FORMER NORMAN’S STORE ON HARTFORD ROADl CLOSEOUTS AND FLOOR SAMPLES FROM OUR caucus. (AP photo) ministration he let it be known Famous Pequot Pequot No Iron Printed Sheets RATHER THAN MOVE NORMAN’S INVENTORY TO ®THER 8 STORES. SO COME IN AND SAVE! SAVE OUR NEW STORE IN THE PARKADE WE HAVE REMEMBER THERE ARE 100’t OF BUY8-THE UP TO Towel Ensemble Save an Extra MARKED ALL THE APPLIANCES, TELEVISIONS. fP^LOWINQ ARE ONE OF A KIND. FIRST COME, Twin Fiat STEREOS WAY DOWN — PLUS WE HAVE ADDED SERVED. Our Reg. 3.49 1.97 Pre-Inventory SALE! 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X I w Irn d J- PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVEN1N6 HEHALD, Manchester^ Conn., Thurs,, July 26, 197^ I Hebron / Manchester Coventry 1 Hospital iUMBERSHOP Governor Working On Campaign Boy Charges Builder Notes Most Cars Speeding Pledge To Visit Every Town (VISITING HOURS) On Stretch of Rt. 31 Intermediate Care Semi By GARY LUHR CONSUME usually visiting five or six having a good summer?” With Polluting Brook private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 HOLLY GANTNER want to bring this figure down Aaaaeialed Presa Writer towns in one day. Sometimes For most people it was “hi,” Correspondent “Did you ever blow a bubble,, p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 to zero,” said Kjellqulst, “and HARTFORD (AP) - It was the trips were timed to coincide a handshake and maybe a few Results of a study omducted and have it pop all over your*^ a.m. • 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. speed limits will be strictly en too hot for campaign weather. with particular local events like seconds of conversation. But Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; by the state have shown that 89 forced.” face?” he a ^ ^ a girl whose There were few bands and little the recent sesquicentennial jaws were filled with gum. some had a definite purpose for - ANNE EMT divisions. ’They would develop the roads 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. per cent of the vehicles CLElUmiCE CENTER Bike Race speechmaking. But even the week in Mandiester or the 175th Many of the children brought wanting to talk to the governor. CorreMpondenI but not do any of the building. Intensive Care and Coronary traveling on Rt. 31 between 44B N M inM m , MMMIKSTHI A former stafie employe in Tel. 228-3971 There will be a bicycle race governor admitted it would be anniversary celebration tfiis him scraps of paper for Action Care: Immediate family only, Daly Rd. and Lisicke Beach on Aug. 11 in conjunction with week in Colchester. Columbia asked if there wasn’t Twelve-year-old Shawn Karvelis spoke wit hard otherwise to distinguish autoigraphs while their mothers In executive session, the commission anytime, limited to five exceed the posted 35 m.p.h. the annual 4-H Town Fair, ' nans, Mostly, however, the trips some way those who retired out against the Millstream Estates Sub his weekly tours of Connecticut stood to one side and snapped voted to approve the three-lot subdivision minutes. speed limit by 15 m.p.h. to all Coventry residents. There were a chance for Meskill to es before the end of June could division on Kinney Rd. at Tuesday T O U T 2 am - S PJL towns from an election year their pictures. proposed by Alice Monthno for Cone Rd. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - The study results have will be three separate races, expedition. cape temporarily the pressures share in the $300 bonus state evening’s Planning and Zoning Commis 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 prompted Chief of Police Five-year-old Peter Atkina of Mrs. Montano will be informed, however, one for 10-q>eed bikes, one for Today, with 17 months left in of state business and the human workers received last month. sion meeting because the builders are p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., Robert KJellquist to direct (Colchester had a present — a that the' town has no plans for im five-speed and three-speed bis term , Gov. Thomas J. waU that often shields him from “I’m sorry but there’s no “polluting the brook where I fish and and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. patrolling offleers to maintain a colorful monster he had made provements to Cone Rd., which is not yet bikes, and one for non-shift type FMILOOSEOUT Meskill was scheduledto fullfil. the public. way. The constitution prohibits swim.” Age Limits: 16 in maternity, closer vigilance of the area for out of ,pipe cleaners and a completely paved. bikes. a 1970 campaign promise to “The trips were his own it,” Meskill told him. Shawn, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William 12 in other areas, no limit in speeding motorists. The area styrofoam ball. Meskill ad The board took no action on Robert I. Races are to start at 10 a.m. visit each of the state’s 169 idea,” an aide said, and it was Several people wanted' to Karvelis of Millstream Rd., which is self-service. concerned becomes heavily mired it but told Peter he Tapper’s request for subdivision of and there will be a safety check OFBQMKIlErT. towns while in office. apparent from last Tuesday’s know if he planned a further directly across the street from Kinney All emergency patients and congested with pedestrians should keep it because he had property on East St. and London Rd. as the at 9 a.m. All interested must Most of the visits have oc visits that Meskill enjoys them made it. reducUon in the state sales tax. Rd., claimed that sewage from well being outpatients are requested to use during the summer months immensefy. “That’s hard to say. I think dug for the subdivision is drifting into the plans were not in complieance with enter in advance, and may get curred since March when the “I’ve got five children and if I regulations. the new emergency room en because of persons walking to the budget for next year is brook and polluting it. application forms from Anne governor began making weekly “Hi,” the governor called to a took it home they’d f i^ t over trance off Armory St. Access to the town brach and also to a SAVE iS 1/2 sun-tanned youngster at the going to be tight. We’re looking Pete Dallaire, selectman, confirmed It approved the resubdivision request Aronson, Barnsbee Lane. All excursions from the Capitol, it,” hp said. the entrance via existing private beach in the area. beach in hforlborough. “You at it from month to month and that when young Karvelis spoke to him from McDonald for Millstream Elstates an>Iications must be submitted Subdivision which was for a change in driveways. Total accidents as of June 29 no later than Aug. 4. will make a recommendation about the pollution there was evidence of ON SLEEP SOFAS boundaries. Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 were 215, and 89 resulted in per ’The races will be held in next February,’’ he told one pollution from the digging of the wells but a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid sonal injury. Four pedestrians lady. that now the water has cleared some. Lot No. 1 in this subdivision was finally North Coventry in the area sur- approved for building as a result of a letter night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. were injured, a reducUon of one MATTRESSES, BUNK BEDS Iii the limosine between The property is owned by Rockette and rounding the Second Governor On Tour from Paul Schur of the State Health from the previous period. “We towns Meskill said he was sur construction work is being done through Congregational„ ------Church,------, and Department. Approval was given by Schur prised at the number of people Richard McDonald of Hebron Construc _ police will assist by blocking off A » OTHER ITEMS (jo v. Thomas j . Meskill, fulfilling a campaign promise, BOSTOn?...[)4l2IX?... provided any affluent or water from any who asked about taxes that ^ y . tion Corp. Discharged Wednesday: i here 8 Something traffic for the cyclists’ safety. has been touring the state one day each week. At left he ground water or curtain drain which dis “Usually they’re more in McDonald claims the wells are at least Helen M. Messenger, East studies his itinerary as he travels in his car from one stop to charges into the brook is of the same About Desert Air terested in local projects — a 200 feet away from the brook and Hartford; Charles Simmons, ‘RaOND-THE-lUORLD? quality water as the brook. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — road or maybe a housing another. At right, he poses for a picture during a visit to questioned “what right does this young 333 Bidwell St.; ’Thomas P Police dispatchers are ac project,” he said. Colchester Tuesday. (AP photo) We’ ll do it... gladly! man have going swimming on private Lots No. 1 through No. 8 in the Surber, 778 Clark St., South 7 customed to unusual telephone M a n c h e ste r cine staff member accom property?” Millstream Park subdivision were Windsor; Alexander Hackney, Tickets for all Airlines • Cruises • Tours • Honeymoons calls, especiaUy in the wee panies the governor at every withheld approval at this time as they do 43 Finley St.; Linda Vigue, East 'An employe at a coat factory I learned a thing or two,” he Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel McDonald’s attorney, William V. Borst, small hours after the bars stop and notes questions that stated he would inform the drillers of the not comply with regulations concerning Hartford; Charles Banta, in Colchester told Meskill he said as he walked away from the healte code. close. S A V IN G S require an answer from NO SERVICE CHARGE problem and that in the future they should Glastonbury; Irene A. Wilkes, looked better in person than on the factory. So when a police dispatcher somebody in state government. be more careful. Approval was also withheld on Lot No. 1, Yorkshire Dr., Hebron; Lillian television. The factory owner, After a month’s break in Basket Shop Rd., because of “severe G. Brown, Colchester; Charles received a call early today Back at the capitol the question meanwhile, wanted the gover Subdivisions is sent to the appropriate August the tours will resume limitations for on-site sewage disposal due R. Chapin, Glastonbury. from a rather timid-sounding A L O A N nor to know some of the Bernard Stone discussed an 18-lot sub department and an answer is and be increased to two each to ledge rock and high groundwater” and Also, Mary E. White, 38 Linn- woman who said she had just problems he had hiring skilled division on Kinney Rd. which would en mailed to the person if possible. week when possible. They also insufficient proof that a septic system more Dr.; Darlene Aseltine, 784 seen a goat leading a hip Association compass most of Kinney Rd. to the Colum Factories, town halls and people to work in his plant. will take on more of a political ravel w would work in the area. E. Middle Tpke.; Michael popotamus down a hi^w ay he Meskill agreed it was a serious bia town line. He was requested to draw homes for the elderly have been flavor v/hen Meskill appears on 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours; Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 Perm its Paradis, 46 Sunset Terr., South routinely sent a patrol car toi problem. plans including proposed septic facilities check the report. frequent stops on the tours. behalf 'Of candidates in several Richard Keefe, building official, Windsor; Henry A. Hicks, 69 “Thank you, I enjoyed it. And local elections. 647-9949 and streets and submit them to the com The matter became more ------^ ------mission. reported that five building permits were Walker St.; Walter A. Senkbeil, issued in June for single-family dwellings Glastonbury; Sylvia E. than routine when the patrol Four Year Certificates of Deposit Atty. Brace Kalom, representing John car verified the call and asked Luchs and William Monacco, discussed a in the amount of 8115,000. ’There were also Beaulieu, 40 Olcott St.; with oniy $1,000 minimum four permits, in the amount of 16,100, Kathleen J. Borello, 107 for additional units. potential development of 130 to 140 acres The 4,000-pound creature and on Old Colchester Rd. and Reidy Hill Rd. issued for additions and repairs, three per Eldridge St.; Milford J. mits for barns totaling $8,000 and one per Giggey, 368 Oakland St.; the goat had gotten loose from It was explained that it is the their enclosures at Tule Springs developer’s intentions to come before the mit for an above-ground swimming pool Earlene T. Averett and son, 258 for $810. Park north of Las Vegas and 2Vt Year Certificates with $5,000 commission with small 5- or 6-lot sub Vernon Ave., Rockville. Also, Harrison baby boy, 47 were walking into the desert minimum deposit, or. Four Year along Tonopay Highway. Deming St., South Windsor^ Certificates, $500 minimum. Rham District Regis A. Rampellini, South Rd., Officers enticed the goat back Bolton; Mark P. Valluzzi, 74 to its pen at the park and the Richard Rd., Vernon; Crystal hippo meekly followed. A. Clark, 21 Hemlock Dr., Ver OPEN TILL 9 P.M. - TUES. & SAT. TILL 6 P.M. Shine Assistant Principal non; Norene W. Phillips, 392 DENmCATNM Main St.; Dayle E. Kimball, 22 PASsnir PMrros ' ■'X, I Edgerton St.; Gale Cuddy, 97 SALEM lASSIF ANNE EMT tion at the University of Shine, 30, lives with his wife MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Correspondent Connecticut. Wells St. awM SNIP I nmo SUMMER Madeline on Old Willimantic 11007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - T E L ^ M 5 8 8 Tel. 228-3971 His experience includes five Rd., Columbia. 121 lUi St, NMcfmtw years as a social studies 843-73M COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 m-VNBiTHn Edward J. Shine has been ap teacher and guidance counselor pointed to the new position of at J.M. Wright Regional assistant principal at Rham Vocational-Technical School High School in Hebron. The an and one year as a guidance nouncement was made by Dr. counselor at Windham Regional David Cattanach, school Vocational Technical School. ^ *1, superintendent. During 1972-1973, Shine was a MWY 0 H D UMDVERnSD Shine received a BA in resident doctoral student at the SPECULS THROUGHOUT history in 1965 and a MA in University of Connecticut in H urrah for the AGWA' THE STORE education in 1967, both from secondary school administra m Fairfield University. He also tion working under a fellowship received his sixth year diploma grant under the Education in guidance and counseling in Professions Development Act. Red, White & Blue Special! 1971 from the same university During the summers of 1967 and is currently completing through 1969, he worked as a It costs about ^10 to seal requirements for a Ph.D in teacher in the Upward Bound Big days o n ly ! secondary school administra Program at Noroton. ScR/ings-3 a 10x40 drivieway. SUPER LATEX WHITE HOUSE PAINT It costs over ^125 to replace X' i j s r Give your home the classic appeal Meeting The People of a "country-while " housel Ag- WERNER ALUMINUM Order Delayed Seeond Time way 301 paint will do the |ob beau EXTENSION LADDERS the same drivew^. (Sov. Thomas J. Meskill, top photo, talks with a steam presser In a Colchester coat fac tifully and quickly! Latex is so A top quality ladder that's com easy to apply, you’ll be surprised tory. In the bottom photo he Is Introduced to a puppy by Its owner at the town beach In ) fortable, safe and easy to move. .Marlborough. (AP photo) HARTFORD (AP) - En scheduled to begin. at how little lime it lakes! Smooth, Just what you need to paint your long-lasting finish is both fume forcement of the advertising The law requires that all house. Exclusive Iwistproof, flat- since a driveway it euch a eub- and mildew resistant. One coat quality driveway aaalara. Check the section of the state unit-pricing forms of food advertising carry topped rungs mean you stand or OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF JUNIOOS’ A RUSSES' SUMMER usually covers, but if you should climb with contidence. Center •tanUal inveatnient, why not protect, have to paint again, you do it in chart below to gat the right product law will be delayed at least 90 the product’s unit price in swivel pulley makes adjusting praMrva and beautify your existing just two hours! Easy clean up with for your drivawayl days because the Department terms of standard sizes, e.g., height quick and easy. UL listed. driveway with one of Agway’a top Parisians Feel Pinch soap and water! ff301 (6S-0128) O SH A approved. of Consumer Protection needs per ounce, pound or other reg, $8 95 FAMOUS LABEL CIMNIINNATES...... 72011 more time, according to a measure. 20' ALUMINUM LADDER department official. SAVE $2 PER GALLON... NOW (max. working Of Dollar Devaluation length 17') $ 2 7 * 5 Robert R. Sills, department (65-4168) OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF JUNIORS’ a MISSES' counsel, said at l&st three About Town 24' ALUMINUM LADDER PARIS (AP) - The French many, the two countries whose of exchange and absorbing the months will be needed for the (max working AGWAY capital’s hotels, restaurants currencies have experience loss. ’The Summer Reading Club at length 21') AGWAY state to get ready to enforce the (65-4147) and other tourist attractions the largest upward revaluation. Tlie stores that are com FAMOUS LABR SMM SUITS...... section. Whiton Memorial Library will *35“ BLACKTOP ACRYUC SEALER other sizes available. are feeling the pinch of the But the manager of one tourist plaining the loudest are those close Friday. On Monday, there RED SUPER LATEX SEALER (8S-5130) Commissioner Barbara Dunn devalued dollar. The free- agency says the Germans and selling souvenirs, perfume and will be a party and the awar Handsome, rich red paint will add zesi OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S SUMMER last vveek granted a 30-day $ I T 2 5 spending American seems to Japanese don’t make up for the clothing. ’The owner of a shop ding of certificates to those par )and new life to your home! Not only will $ f i 7 5 extention to food stores unable your home be good-looking, but It will 5 gailon t have dirappeared overnight. missing Americans. with $20 neckties in the window to comply with the measure by ticipating in the club at 10:30 resist the ravages of weather, fumes and 2 gailont “F m er Americans are com Some hotels are trying to at said: “The average American July 30, when enforcement was a.m. at the library. mildew! The excellent hiding properties ing, and those that come tend to SWTS AND SPORT COATS ...... of this top quality paint- usually mean tract Americans by charging tourist? He doesn’t come stay for shorter periods and one coat coverage. But if you need two them at the predevaluation rate through my door any more.” coats you can apply them. Dries in just . saih»gW y.i)tip aD<,iS MfHM m v* Mwfclaa s p ^ less,” the operator of one OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'Sp SHORT SLEEVE 2 hoursfEasy soap and water clean-upl tour agency said. *315 (65-0132) reg. $795 .at^rasfeisw ssf “We get Americans in here NOW . W b M u W y pcsyteualy mhd MANSFIELD TRAINING S(2I00L SA V E $2 now who sit down, take one look DRESS, SPORT & HIT SMUTS...... PER GALLON at the menu and walk out ■■ ■ .18. 8WpD 8W M P8 GIFT SHOP , -r- - _ V#w».w4e|iw.*%k Mgma again,” said the maitre d’ of a luxury restaurant on the LAME SEUCTION OF STRAW, CANVAS A LEATHER Champs Elysees. A plain CARPETS Plwity of Parking grilled steak there costs about At Four Comors, Routoa 32 and 44A taiSMS mist MM,' BONUS $9, and the dollar devaluation has meant fewer orders also for Ws have trailer SWAMER HANDBAGS...... UP TO y20FF WMl- ’ MNUSIIU 4" nylon bristle brush does a cwbiwinlwiwleet lobster and champagne. loads ol earpats | smooth job of applying paint. s iM M h g abeuM b« a e p lM Tourist agencies report a In stock SELECTED CRDUP DF REG. 4.DC-e.DD Comfortable length handle. Big drop of 15 to 30 per cent in Toau Sidewalk Snlt> 4" width to get the big jobs done sununer vacation traffic fitm quickiy! reg. $3.99 vaiue $ • ^ 8 5 $ . the United States, while tran FAMOUS LABH BRAS ...... 99^ satlantic charter airlines say OPEN DM IY10 to 6 W o ta d |fo«r drtvaanr and make the ioual sununer rush has 16'' BLACKTOP m onay lo r y « w lavM tta chariM - JUST I bla wganlaaUon aa *t« l Aak BLACKTOP slowed to a trickle. URGE CRDUP DF JRS'p MISSES' S WCMEN'S with the purchase of 2 or more APPLICATOR tronr local Agw^r nan tor Iko, There has been a substantial 50%-75% O FF For uia with Asphalt taalar. eomplato dalalla. ROLLER a COVER gaiionsot ff301 or 4315 paint! increase in the number of Brush one tide, tquaagte on Spccillcally dasignod lor uaa COKMIHDSEE SAVE $2.99 the other. 54’ handle Included. with acrylic. Quick and aaty visitors from Japan and (kr- DRESSES FROM REG. STOCK...... 4.004.00 Some Candles T-5100' application. (65-2090)' All Summer Candle Floweringi STORE HOURS: Use'Agway's convenient credit plans; MIR SEtlCnM MD tARRESELECTIOM OF GIRLS’SIZES 4-14 ^ , Master Charge. BankAmericard. Telmark \To Be Bold Candle Holders Mon. Tues. W ^ . Fri. At Auction 8:30 to 6:00 BUCKLAND STORE 0 Gift Items, Etc... 10W,U)WPHIX$ TERMS DRESSES & SUN DRESSES . .V iO FF $mik Thurs. 8;30to 8:30 540 NEW STATE ROAD, E Q U IP M E N T SHOP: 1888 Wi Wo Install Carpets Sat. 8:00 to 4:30 BUCKLAND Mon,^ Tues. Thurs. Fri. ■■Mbir 111082828. Sale Starts Friday, July 27th 8:00 to 5:00 AH|btt 1st, 1171 It PUYWEAR, SLEEPWEAR & SGHOOlWEAR 1.00-2.00 Sat. 8:00 to.4:00 8tnirtf Irtibtn, 810 Through Saturday, July 28th CiBtir Otrtit, mnsaams Closeid Wednesdays ISlITOUM i' OTHER STORES: ELLINGTON- MIDDLEFIELD - NORTH HAVEN 6 43 -S I23 .1 0 A J L ■Mm 8J8 8888 USE YOUR MASTER CHARQE, BANK AMERICARD OR BUTTERFIELD'S CHARGE MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT m PAGE TWELVE__ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., July 2S, 1973 State Man Obituaries Windsor Andover* Heads Up •* Tax Window 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE — Mr». Helen A. Follett Urban League iNlanritPBtrf’ £ttmtng HmtOi omsiTE ST. Bwmoioinrs ghuich VERNON - Mrs. Helen A. Mayor Says Surplus Kauffman Named Open Tonight MANCHESTER Follett, 58, of 200 Lake St., died WASHINGTON (AP) - -wmu«Tim.• ut.u 1 >»_ m 1*1.• uiiii*pji Tuesday at Rockville General Donald H. McGannon of New The tax collector’s window in Hospital. She was the widow of Could Reach $259,000 Canaan, chairman of the the Manchester Municipal To School Board Building will be open to 7 Andrew Follett. Connecticut Commission for None Hurt tonight and will open Saturday, DOUBLE S&H GREEN Mrs. Follett was born in The unaudited closing finan Higher Education and president collect unpaid taxes resulted in ANNE EMT but does not rule out working from 8:30 a.m. to noon, for the Marathon, N.Y., and had lived cial figures for the town of of the Westinghouse Electric the increase in the interest on Correspondent with the children individually In Blaze payment of first-half 1973-74 STAMPS in Canton, Mass., for many South Windsor for the close of Corp., was elected Wednesday overdue taxes. General govern Tel. 2283971 or with the parents. Three persons were taxes. years before coming to Vernon this fiscal year show a surplus as president of the National Ur DOUBLE ment departmental receipts in A certified psychological evacauted by ladder from the Taxes of $100 or less must be WEDNESDAY two years ago. of close to 8259,000, Mayor ban League. Survivors are a son, Allen creased considerably with the McGannon succeeds James examiner, he hopes to finish'up second floor of a two-story paid in one installment — by STAMPS Abraham Glassman has in The Board of Education voted Aug. 1. . Follett of Vernon; a brother, increase in development and A. Linen, chairman of the this fall with doctoral studies at building at 333 E. Center St. formed the Town Council. related activity that was in executive session ’Tuesday Specials Clve You Clifford Allen of Massena, executive committee of Time, the University of Connecticut. when a fire broke out in the Taxes due and not paid by Glassman said unexpended evidenced in (he town in the evening to appoint Ronald Your Money's WORTH N.Y.; and two grandchildren. Inc. He previously worked on the basement there. No one was in Aug. 1 will be subject to an in Wa Reserve' M il appropriations amount to some past year, Glassman explained. Kauffman of School Rd. as a terest penalty of three-quarters Funeral services are Friday He was elected to the post by same type of consultant basis jured in the early morning The Right To PROM THE^NEART Plus S&H Green StampsI $43,800. He said this figure is The interest eanied on In member of the board. of one per cent per month, 7 to 10 P.M. at 11 a.m. at White-Gibson- the league’s board of trustees. with other schools and besides blaze. Limit Quantities significant in view of the fact vestments shows a major in Kauffman replaces John levied on the entire unpaid Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm He was a former vice president Andover will be working with Smoke was the reason for the *^The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere^^ that the general government crease due to the availability of Young, who resigned from the balance. St., Rockville. The Rev. Lyman of the national organization and Lebanon and Colchester evacuation of Mrs. Elizabeth budget provided funds in excess higher interest rates available board, and will fill the vacancy D. Reed of Union a member of the board. schools. Calchera is also mayor Gauthier, her son, Lawrence, of $37,000 to meet a deficit in to the town through the invest until the 1975 town elections. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Congregational Church will of The Urban League has a of Willimantic. and her mother, Mrs. Ida the Board of Education budget. ment of idle functe, and taking Kauffman is a Republican. ficiate. Burial will be in the "unique potential” and is the Budgetwise, the arrangement Douville, in the fire which oc LIVE The mayor said actual advantage of cash flow charts The board also voted in Canton (Mass.) Corners “most effective organization in is considerably lower than that curred at 3:50 a.m. today, ac revenues exceeded estimated and investing monies to the executive session to hire David Police Cemetery. the human rights field,” budgeted for a half-time cording to Deputy Fire Chief > . MHNE IMCKEN revenues by some $215,100 maximum period of time, Calchera of Willimantic as a resoOTce teacher ($4,500). Ac Roy Stratton. s Friends may call at the during this past fiscal year. The McGannon said. He added that consultant in the field of special ROUND ROAST Glassman said. cording to Dr. Richard Zanini, Stratton, who was the officer Report funeral home tonight from 7 to increase of revenues, over es he hoped he could lead the The,^funds from the state education to work with the assistant superintendent of in charge at the scene, said that \ 9. timated revenues, was in organization “into another Board of Education covered teachers and students in iden schools, the approximate cost only the basement and some several major areas. stoge, a forward stage in the tifying and diagnosing behavior Robert Werner Waller Kuezek Police say that a burglary oc Mrs. Clara S. Lewis various educational programs civil rights movement.” to Andover will be $2,860 plus support beams were damaged LOBSTERS These areas were listed as; problems and designing curred sometime late THiesday ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Oara implemented and administered Citing what he termed a fringe benefits, decoding on by the fire, but the first and se night or early Wednesday mor C e n t e r Cut Southwick Lewis, 88, of 22 South Interest on overdue taxes, $11,- by the local board. programs to deal with these the specific arrangements. cond floors of the building “vacuum of national problems. In Jaycee District Posts ning in a garage at 190 Prospect St. died Wednesday at a 300; G eneral Government Glassman emphasized that received some smoke damage. Available Departmental revenue, $54,000; leadership,” McGannon told Calchera was hired in lieu of St. A power drill, power h^ge Bottom Rockville nursing home. She the figures he has released are ADVER’TISEMENT- The building is owned by Interest Earned "on Treasurer the League’s annual conference a half-time resouce teacher Walter Kuezek and Robert Jaycee chapters. trimmer, power glass cutter was the widow of Charles approximate and are subject to TEEN DANCE, Andover International Associates, a real Investments, $84,000; and State dinner Wednesday night that who would have worked with Werner were elected chainnan Werner and Kuezek aiso and a circular saw, belonging to Now thru Sat. Lewis. change when the final audit is Lake Red Bam. ^ d a y July estate firm comprised of Mrs. of Connecticut to Board of “the idealistic activism of the si^ ia l education children. He and secretary, respectively, of serve as internal vice president Sylvester Bottone of 190 Mrs. Lewis was born in made. He said there could be a 27th. “Stone Ridges,” 8:00 to Gauthier, Atty. Anthony Gryk Education, $64,000. 1960s is gone and so has its will work one day a week as a the ways and means committee and secretary, resfiectively, of Prospect St., were stolen in the Mansfield and had lived in the change in the final figures upon promise and hopes and the ac 11:30 p.m. Admission $1.25 and Edward Dupre. of the Connecticut Jaycees Glassman said the town’s ef completion of the annual audit specialist in behavior modifica the Manchester Jaycees. break. The investigation is Willimantic-Mansfield area for tivist spirit which embranced Stratton estimated damage to North District. Any young man between the continuing. CORN KING many years before coming to forts to undertake programs to of all town fiscal operations. tion, working with the teachers the building at $5,000 to $7,000 in almost all sectors of our and the children. SEE ns for bittor sboo The North District, one of the ages of 18 and 35 interested in Rockville two years ago. society.” fire damage and another Police say that a red and rapilrlflS' Ko m p m foot five districts in Connecticut, en- leadership training through Survivors include a neice, The federal government has He will also be available to “several thousand” dollars in cumpasses 15 chapters, of white 1967 Chevrolet converti meet with the pupil placement eoMfortablol No nso onto smoke damage. community service is invited to Mrs. Raymond Grassette of Board Ready to Name been paralyzed by the “High OENUINE LEATHEII Shoos which Manchester is one. obtain further information on ble belonging to Cheryl ALL MEAT O ik tfeam, participate in referrals Stratton said that the origin West Hartford; and a great- Noon confrontation between its sIsoHwSoloiigsrorsriisr. George Baldwin, another the activities of the Manchester Reyngoudt of 122 Park St. was niece, Mrs. Frederick executive and legislative and psychological examinations of the fire is at this time Manchester Jaycee, is a U.S. stolen Wednesday morning. and follow-up with the chilcjren. Jaycees by calling >Aian Shaw, Turkington of Rockville. Blue Ribbon Committee branches,” he said, adding that SAM YULYES “undetermined, but not Jaycee director and is responsi membership director, at 649- Funeral services are Friday Calchera’s program deals When the Manchester Board civil rights groups must use the suspicious.” ble for all North District 2557. W allace G oulet, 48, of at 1 p.m. at he Ladd Funeral mainly with working with the SSOskSL of Directors meets Aug. 7, it was authorized March 20 by the remaining three years of the Amston Lake, was charged on a FRANKS 0 7 ^ Home, 19 Ellington Ave. The Board of Directors, after it bad Nixon administration to “con teachers, assisting them in Grand Jury Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant will consider action on a list of diagnosing behavior problems. ______hMSeNwikM* Rev. Lyman D. Reed of Union 15 names for appointment to a received a 1,464-signature peti solidate our position.” with non-support. He was Congregational Church will of Indicts Three Blue Ribbon government-study tion from the Manchester ,“We will use this occasion to I | reieased on his written promise Our Own Hot or Sweet ficiate. Burial will be in Storrs committee. Property Owners Association penetrate the workings of local, Kiwanians Will See to appear in court on Aug. 20. Festavalo Cemetery, Mansfield. Men For Fraud IMPORTED The list will be presented by a (MPOA). The petition county and state governments There are no calling hours. three-member board subcom requested an “opinion” so that revenue sharing will not BUSINESS HARTFORD (AP) - A ^Sesquicentennial Film^^ Michael Daley, 16, of 16 mittee of Jon Norris, chair referendum, to let the people become a political football and federal grand jury has indicted Hathaway Lane, was charged ITALIAN Gayle L. Stiles man; John Tani and Charles decide what form of govern so that our needs will be blan- three men on fraud charges ifi The motion picture of the Manchester Sesquicentennial on a Circuit Ctourt 12 arrest BOILED HEN VERNON — Gayle L. Stiles, ment Manchester should have. tantly clear to the political es CHECKING warrant with violating proba McKenzie. an alleged scheme to swindle an Parade June 23 will be shown to the noontime meeting of i 13, formerly of Pillsbury Hill, Norris said his group The MPOA’s executive board tablishment. East Hartford investment com tion. He was held overnight for died of natural causes Monday had recommended a change to “In addition we will selec Manchester Kiwanis Qub Tuesday, July 31, at the® court today. screened the names of over W ACCOUNTS pany out of $20,000. Manchester Country Club. | at the Central Kansas Medical persons, “some from a strong-mayor" government. tively seek out those seats in Warrants were issued SAUSAGE TURKEYS Center, Great Bend, Kan. organizations, some from the The Charter Revision Conunis- Ageless Challenge Congress, in state legislatures, Tuesday for the arrest of Tom Ferguson, a past president of Kiwanis, was c o -| Police said that David A. She was born in Hartford and general public, but all highly sion rejected the recommenda on city councils, on schools F r e e checks. Free statements. Joseph Lubin, 55, of Yonkers, chairman for the sesquicentennial committee, and| Hildebrand, 25, and Frances M. 10-12 lb. Averags had lived in Vernon most of her recommended.” tion and made a recommenda- An ageless challenge for a young boy is tree climbing. board and corporate boards...” No Minimum Balance N.Y., Dominic Mantell, in his Kiwanis voted to fund the cost of the 16 mm colored film as | Hildebrand, 24, both of 13 Vine HAM Pound life before moving to Great tion of its own — that Here a youth tries his luck on a tree called the “Largest he said. 50s, of North Beach, Fla., and ^ its part in the town’s ISOth-year celebration. St., were arrested Wednesday Bend last November with her The list his subcommittee is Manchester retain its council- Rlnown Western Red Cedar” near Forks, Whsh., just off “If we utilize these next three Ronald Kotler, 37, of Miami Bill Knight and Sam Nassiff, both Kiwanians, were the i on Circuit Court 12 warrants. family. Pound recommending, said Norris, manager form of government. Highway 10. The tree is a natural for attracting tourists. years effectively, productively, Beach, Fla. ^2^; DhotOI?rHDherS. Kniflrht w ilt nrnioni ih a mnvio 'ISiOB/lav Mrs. Hildebrand was charged She had attended Grade 8 at represents a cross-section of The Blue Ribbon study com (>VP photo) creatively, militantly, we will MANCHESTER STATE BANK The indictments allege the with issuing a bad check and Vernon Middle School. She was the community — males and mittee will report to the Board come into the new administra trio bilked the R.C.T. Invest Hildebrand was charged with a member of the First females, persons of all age of Directors in May 1974. Should tion with momentum and clout 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ment Corp. in 1970 after issuing a bad check and third- Congregational United Church groups, and representatives of the board determine that the that will let us secure programs Open Sat. 0 A.M . - Noon offering to finance a housing degree larceny. of Christ in Great Bend. the different political factions. results of its study indicate a Head Herald Advertisements and funding reminiscent of the Both were turned over to Member FDIC project for the East Hartford Futtner Expected Survivors are her parents, "We believe,” said Norris, need for charter revision, it 1960s,” McGannon said. coinpany through a non- Connecticut State Police for Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stiles of processing. “we were successful in (the board) would a i^ in t a existant bank in England. Great Bend; a sister, Kimberli VERNON recommending people new Charter Revision (Commis Authorities said R.C.T.’s Stiles, at home; and her pater To Succeed Shea Lawrence Morin, 16, of 12 LlmK 1 per customer well qualified to serve on this sion, in accordance with state operators sought financing for Delegates from the eight Brent Dr., Vernon, was charged nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. important committee. TTie ac law. the housing project in Shea’s unexpired term is to the towns of the Fourth Senatorial Tuesday on a Circuit Court 12 J.N. Baines of Dextor, Maine. tual appointments will be up to Should a referendum be Springfield but were unable to middle of 1974. District will convene in arrest warrant with third- NIblats Funeral services will be the entire board.” recommended, it would be held obtain the necessary funds Manchester is split among Friday at the First in November 1974. through banks in Connecticut. Glastonbury tonight to elect a two senatorial districts —with degree larceny. Police say the 'The Blue Ribbon committee successor to John F. Shea Jr. of arrest is in connection with the FREEBREAD Congregational United Church They were put in touch with a 40 per cent of the eiectorate in Manchester to the Republican recent theft of bicycles in of Christ, Great Bend. Burial New York City man who in turn District 4 and 60 per cent in Rye or Pumpernickel CORN .12*01. Can I State Central Committm. District 3. Manchester. will be in the Great Bend helped them contact Lubin. Sweet Ufa Cemetery. The indictments identify Lubin Shea resigned the post when Delegates to tonight’s special ' He was released on his he was named by Gov. ’Thomas The Bryant-Fryberger as an associate of Kotler and convention will be the same 42 written promise t o appear in Funeral Home, 2115 Mantell. Meskill to be a Superior Court (or their altern ates) who court Aug. 21. Rate Increase judge. Shea will be sworn in to Washington St., Great Bend, is i Lubin asked for a 10 per cent attended the 1972 convention. NAPKINS .Asst. 180 CLi his new position on Aug. 31 and Joe G. Henry, 17, of 148 charge of arrangements. finder’s fee and was later paid ’The 42 delegates are appor Vanity Fair The family suggests that any $2,500, the government con will assume it Sept. 1. tioned as follows; Manchester, Warren Ave., Vernon, was 49 memorial contributions may be Hearings End tends. Expected to be elected state 8; Glastonbury, 10; South Wind issued a summons ’Tuesday on . onettregulRijrice^ made to the Kansas Society in Kotler and Mantel! issued central committeeman tonight sor, 7; E ast Windsor, 4; Center Rd., charging him with gal one tosTFREE is Fenton P. Futtner of South operating a motorcycle without care of the funeral home. HARTFORD (AP) - With 6,- phoney bank drafts to R.C.T. Hebron, 3; Coventry, 4; An FACIAL TISSUE rate requests by Sept. 10 or the Windsor, deputy state com dover, 3; and Bolton, 3. a motorcycle operator’s license a 000 pages of testimony piled in and were paid $17,500 in finders’ Miss Edith Pudim company’s requested rates take missioner of agriculture. and operating a motorcycle file cabinets, boxes and desks, fees, the indictments allege. The convention is at 8 at the •FINEST PRODUCE SOLD- VERNON—Miss Edith Pudim effect automatically. ’The fraud was discovered when Futtner had been state central First Federal Savings Bank, without eye protection. Court the state Public Utilities Com During the hearing. Gov. committeeman from the old date is Aug. 21. Low caiono - caiitamla of 485 Hartford Tpke. died this mission is nearing the end of R.T.C. officials tried to cash 2510 Main St., Glastonbury. morning at a Rockville con Thomas J. Meskill made an un the bank drafts and found they Third Senatorial District. the hearing phase of a utility precedented personal appeal, valescent home. rate case. were worthless. Miss Pudim was born in appearing twice before the Lubin is charged with one The three-man commission PUC as an intervener. South Windsor and had lived in must now begin plowing count of using the telephone and Vernon since 1937. She was a Opposition came also from a telegraph to defraud. Mantell through the records to decide 17-year-old high school student, member of Trinity Lutheran whether the Connecticut Light and Kotler face three counts Church. the cities of Hartford and New & Power Co. (CL&P) and the each of the same charge. (MHTMiOUPES Survivors are two brothers, Haven, several citizen groups Hartford Electric Light Co. If You Haven’t Picked Up Your August Pudim of Vernon and and university professors. Fire Calls (HELCO) should get higher The two utilities said they Edward Pudim of Somers; a “ rates. sister. Miss Pauline Pudim of needed more money for future The Town Fire Department Two months of testimony in Vernon; a niece and two building programs. answered Box 52, at Spruce and nephews. the two cases ended In Wednesday’s testimony, Eldridge Sts., to extinguish a “UNBEATABLE BONUS Wednesday. A PUC spokesman Funeral services will be economist Thomas Standish, car fire. Firemen said that 1 O l d r a n g e k said oral arguments would be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Trini testifying for the city of Hart damage to the car Was exten accepted Aug. 2, but so far only ty Lutheran Church. The Rev. ford, asked the PUC to change sive. No injuries were reported BONUS (Min’’ one attorney has signed up to The neighljorhoocl garage sale is sort of an We can’t tell you. in this ad. exactly which Donald J. McClean, pastor, will its rate policy for large elec in the incident which was logged make a final appeal against the American institution. Like baseball, apple pie, models and styles and colors. Aftet* all. there are HURRY-HURRYI officiate. Burial will be in Wap- tricity users. Connecticut and Chevrolets. at 1:40 a.m. today. ping Cemetery. rates. utilities charge less per unit of over 6000 Chevrolet dealers across the country. The Faster You Collect These 24 ‘Silver Ccins’ CL&P requested a 5.9 per So it seems only natural that Chevrolet We’re simply here to suggest that if you’re ' ROUND UP I I Friends may call at the Ladd electricity to larger users. should have a Garage Sale. NEW USED The F a M YguifOllact Your.. * Funeral Home, 19 . Ellington cent increase in electric rates Standish said the PUC should even remotely in the market for a new Chevrolet, and a 13.4 per cent increase in Ah, but unlike some garage sales you’ve you ought to go down to your dealer’s and browse. Ave., Rockville, Friday from 2 “flatten out” the declining rate been to, Chevrolet is not selling antiques. Just to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. gas rates. 'The rates would raise policy by charging all electric With a little luck you’ll come up with a 500 EXTRA S&H company revenue by $17 shiny new cars, and some tough new trucks. B iaC LES customers exactly what It costs I big bargain. • LARGEST SELECTION OP million. TTie PUC granted an in the electric companies to serve In Memoriam terim increase of $8.5 million NEW BICYCLES IN-THE GREEN STAMPS In loving memory of my husband. them. VERNON AREA WIN THIS BANGE Harry Snover. who passed away July 26 which can be revoked, in 1967. ' creased or decreased. Professionally Assembled $1S7 Ws Ho m s Chaifs Canis A pleasant smile, a heart of gold. CLIP AND SAVE HELCO requested a 3 per No finer husband this world caul hold. ABSOLUTELY FREE! COUPONS fiOOO THUnS., mi., SAT., JULY 28, 27 and 28 He troubled no one. his wants were few cent increase in electric rates UConn Library Take care of him, as he ukes his rest. and a 2.4 per cent increase in For the husband you gave me was one of gas rates, to raise revenues by Additions Get the belt $4 million. No interim was Come In Today Sirfly mti«rf by bu wife. granted. Top Priority Mts Gettrade Snover The PUC must decide on the GROTON (AP) — Trustees of And Rogister 20* OFF CTcvcIlc Malibu Kslalc Wagon. A gre.it looking wagon 1 Upton 15* OFF the University of Connecticut sized to fit most families. You’ll love bow it feels on the road. • 7 i too CL 200 R . have given top priority to plans ChcvfHc l,at!una (‘oupe. Clu vvlli* al ilst In'S!. No Purchasa la nacossary... for $19.3 million in additions to Its disiiiwiiw Horn I'lul In thn good old Bummor time, the library at the Storrs cam iscowroil uith ivsilicni uri'tluiiu*. TRASH TEA GLAD WRAP you’ll nood pus. POST ROAD SHOSPUM PLAZA MAIN STfiiET. ROUTE SO serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 LINERS BAGS WRAP The trustees approved VIWWON. CONN. ST^aiSS Wednesday a request for EXTERTRETAllS GASH HeMeMSMU’l MMMiinrMirs RW M m M M Ti ^ •bstfmg caps •thong sandals capital funds to finance the •S-W bombs «sun tan lotions ^ library additions, citing library ONBICYCLES OPEN expansion as the most urgent Mon. t i n Sm. I^30im to 6:30pm n e ^ of the university. OPEN Thun. A Fri. Evsniflil EVENMGS m hmn m rary m » thingl i (’hevdli* Malibu ( oup**. I'oi wh,. A $246,000 project to build stu • (liiviiu: as much as uc tl»>. A ii.itlith*nal TTI 6 blau SILVER dent laboratories and correct lavoriio. 1119 9.11 furniture stores SHAJIPENINQ COINS it t* buy your deficiences in the air con o V j'j (}■■* S .fji. M.mGhPs'F'f 2 1 FREE wookly ditioning system was listed as Hsssnflsam Msmmt BMm 346-6606 383-5300 643-4159 m«aicoM SILVER COIN the highest priority for con GRASS SHEARS, WItti Purdwss of lottory ANs KNIVES, SenSORSi, ETC. SNTUIMY „ struction at the new UConn 12 Qt Century Dotargent M U / K t tickets Health Center in Farmington. WWi hWMil Aey «U> 1^ th« tnUfoel* mdhiltlnsdt H C h e v r o l e t ALL MCVCLBS B REPAIRS lRS-30 AVAILABU ^ <)owTitoivn msnefcMftM* J p herel The building proposals how 1115 Main Street ALL go to the governor and the UMMNNTSn} CORN POTS BLADES JARS General Assembly for ap TRAQE-MBAQGiPTSO Manchester 643-4159 proval. lUlWlK UUIIIM.I Buildinga better way to seethe ULSA N m ilA D f- a PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Contt., Thur»., July 26, 1973 Vernon « Rockville- ■Vernon Hospital Notes MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ^^nchester, Conn.. ’Thurs.. July 26, 1973 — PAGE FIFTEEN ARCO 0 Court Upholds Verdict Admitted Wednesday: Paul Warehouse Point; Kenneth MANCHESTER D eL uco, Terrace Dr., Stewart, RFD 1, Tolland; Olga lains EDITH Rockville; Barbara Dubois, Spak, Laurel Rd., Ellington; / H i Tomoka Ave., Ellington; Jeffrey Read, Enfield; Ardice A project which will train In conjunction with Fire town and civic organizations. TIRE INC. In Richard Heim Death Christine Fregin, Seminole, Parsons, Emerson Dr., Windr area residents to know how to Prevention Week in the fall. ’The project has the endorse m id-ye^ JulyE Fla.; Madeline Jesanis, RFD 8, sor; Andrea Olender, Loveland safely evacuate their homes in Mayor Frank McCoy will ment of the Town Council. BARBARA RICHMOND make headway up the hill. He charge to the jury, with the Vernon; Patricia Knoff, Vernon Hill, Rockville; Clarence King, case of a fire is being sponsored proclaim Oct. 7 as “Operation (Herald Reporter) took his foot off the gas pedal, respect to the standard to be Ave., Rockville; Christine Partridge Lane, Tolland; in the Vernon area by the EDITH” day. At a designated Supreme Court Judge (iharles but before he was able to apply applied to the conduct of the Lamberton, Metcalf Rd., Jonathan Green, Weber Rd., ^ockvilie Fire Department. time on that day, sirens will J. House has upheld a decision the brakes the truck rolled back two minors involved in the acci Tolland; Angelo Maturano, Tolland; Dolores Bartholomay, ' Called Operation EDITH sound and residents will be Chamber Closes of the Tolland County Superior pinning Richard between the dent, was “correct in law, Vernon Ave., Rockville; Albert Snipsic Lakd Rd., Ellington; (Exit Drill in ’The Home) the expected to put into effectj>lans Court in the case of the death of truck and a tree, causing fatal adopted to the issues and suf Mota, Stafford Springs; Lester' Barbara Breton, Shoddy Mill program was explained at a they have made to safely For Vacation injuries. ficient to guide the jury,” the Waite Sr., Spring St., preliminary meeting this week evacuate their home in case of Richard Heim of Ellington in Rd., Andover; ’Thomas Dunphy, firq. which the court ruled in favor In claiming Richard’s death plaintiff charged that the court Rockville; Susan Young, N. 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July 26, 1973— PAGE NINETEEN 1 « Hunter Breaks Thumbs Irish Tosses Neat Two-Hitter^ Result of AlbStar Liner LegionWinsThird Consecutive OAKLANP. (AP>—“I coiild have iwed a glove oh my City in the American League West has been unchanged for . other hand,” joked Oakland Athletics’ right-hander Jim 10 days. touchable. The righthander “Catfish” Hunter, waving a broken r i^ t thumb that a doc .“Anytime you lose your biggest winner for any length Of By Chris Blake in the fifth and a 6-2 bulge. on 10 pitches. It was the se M uichetler (7) allowed a one-out walk in tor says .will ptevenl his mhiking. another pitching start for time it’s tough,” said A’s Manager Dick Williams at The opportunistic cond time Manchester used AB R H RBI E the third, then retired the Banning, Ib 2 0 0 0 1 at least two weeks. Minneapolis where he went after the All-Ster managinE Gutsy Ken Irish fired a Silktowners added a final a spot starter, reserving Sullivan, sa 4 1 1 0 0 last 11 men he faced in the “He may be able to start throwing in five days or so,” chores. two-hitter to lead the run in the sixth inning on Connie McCurry and Dave Maloney, c 2 0 0 1) 0 game. three Ellington errors. This McKean, lb 3 2 0 0 0 said Dr. Hany Walker after e»hxiining the injury “We’ve survived before, and we’ll surviye again,” added Manchester Legion to a 7-2 Bidwell for duty later this SmachetU, rf 3 2 1 2 0 a time, reliever Dick Finance, week. Thibodeau. U 3 1 . Wednesday night at Merritt Hospital here. “Biitlt will bd Willianis, who was hospitalized for. pn emergency Zone Eight victory over Manchester, meanwhile, 0 0 0 minimum of two weeks before he’s ready for a ghme.’’ Ellington last night at who came in for Escamilla Peck, 3b 3 1 1 0 0 appendectomy one week ago and m iss^ the A!s three- totaled seven runs on just Irish showed tremendous Odell, cl 3 0 0 0 at the start of the frame, 0 Walker confirmed the diagnosis made in Kansas City game sweep over Cleveland in Oakland last weekend. Memorial Field. three hits, aided by six poise throughout and Irish, p 3 0 0 I 0 was the victim of the where Hunter, was injured in the second inning of the All- 'The A’s haven’t decided yet whether to put Hunter on the The win was the locals’ Ellington errors and seven catcher Jack Maloney called Star Game. Walker said there was a hairline fracture near third straight and lifted fielding collapse. ToUls 28 7 3 3 1 disabled list. Dr. Walker planned to examine hiin again walks. a brilliant game for the Ellington (2) the base of the thuinb; today. their district record to 7-6. Finance didn’t allow a ball young righty, now 1-0. AB R H RBI E Even should he miss five starts, which seems likely. But a decision was made to call up rightrhander Glenn With that mark, Manchester The locals packed all hit out of the infield. Landman, 2b 3 0 2 2 2 three safeties in the first in However, an error on a Offensively, lead-off Umberger, ss 3 0 0 0 2 Hunter, 15-3 and winner of 10 straight, still could have a Abbott from the Tucson farm club in the Pacific Coast is right back in the thick of Basch, If 3 ning, sending nine batters to grounder that should have batter Glen Landman got 0 0 0 0 third consecutive 2p-yictory season. League where he had a 14-6 record through into Thursday. the tight Zone Eight flag both Ellington hits. ()ulnn, lb 2 0 0 0 0 But the A’s, with, six games in the next four days, win race. the plate for four runs. The gotten him out of the inning Finance, cf 2 I 0 0 0 Abbott is expected to pitch one game of the doubleheader Smachetti knocked in two Escamilla, p, cf big blast, Dan Smachetti’s scot-free permitted John 3 0 0 0 1 bliss hiin sorely. Oakland’s 2^gam e lead over Kansas (here Sunday against the Texas Rangers. Irish labored in the first runs and also scored a pair J. Cavanaugh, ss 2 0 0 0 1 two-run triple to right, McKeon to cross the plate B. Cavanaugh, c 2 three innings, issuing four for the winners. 1 0 0 0 walks and allowing two started the scoring. with the seventh run. Johnson, rf 2 0 0 0 0 Ellington, beset by h^rd runs. Both scores came in Ellington starter Mike The real success story for ToUls 22 2 2 2 6 Manchester wasn’t found in luck and injuries all season, Major League the Ellington second inning. Escamilla settled down and Manchester 400 021 X 7 pboto> Three walks loaded- the pitched hitless ball until he the seven-run output. Ken fell to 2-13 with the loss. Ellington 020 000 00 2 (AP photo) 3B: Smachetti, Landman; SB; Banning, Lille People of America Leaders bases for Glen Landman’s was lifted for Dick Finance Irish provided the spark as They face second-place Sullivan, Maloney, McKeon, Finance; Golf Great Arnold Palmer Relaxes Following Practice he appeared to gain strength M m m m m m m m M two-run single with two out- after the fifth. Windsor Friday and an SAC: Thibodeau; LOB: Manchester 10, Rise s. as the game progressed. Ellington 4; BB: Irjsh 5, Escamilla 0, ..•for the 1973 Canadian Open which Gets Underway Today Mike Taylenk misses at a pitch in a pick up game during held at Oakland this week. Catcher is Ron Hackl. More Three walks and an Ellington victory would Finance 1; SO; Irish 7, Escamilla 3, the 15th annual convention of Little People of America But after the second A determined Irish brighten what has been a Finance 1; Hits off: Escamilla 3 for 0 than 300 ‘short people’ are taking part in the convention. ST. LOUIS (AP)t-“These he added with a gleam, “for dienst’s club snapped a three- Ellington error resulted in AMERICAN LEAGUE frame, Irish was un breezed through the seventh nightmarish season for runs In 3 innings; Finance 0 for 1 run In 1 guys never doubted real spirit and real stick-to- game slump of its own and BATTING (225 at bats)- two more Manchester tallies inning, striking out the side inning; Hits by I’itcher, by Escamilla themselves,” said Red itiveness this club has it as whipped the West Division’s Coach Bill Dumas’ crew: (Thibodeau); WP: Irish; PB: Carew, Min, .350; D.May, Mil, Cavanaugh 12); LP: Escamilla New Theory, Old Problem, Schoendienst, unfolding much as-any of the others I’ve front-running Los Angeles .330. comfortably into a chair. had. Dodgers twice to move into RUNS—R.Jackson, Oak, 69; Pro Foolball Roundup Schranz Charges The ^ 3 ^ “Why should I have doubted Schoendienst’s upstart Car first place. Otis, KC, 65. Confronts Palmer in Open them?” dinals, themselves unable to The Cardinals’ ascent, spec RUNS BATTED telN- believe a 1-12 start, have soared tacular by itself, is the more R.Jackson, Oak, 81; Mayberry, A dramatic rjse by his at a 50-33 pace since April 22 astounding because of ap McKay Values KC, 80. STANDINGS MONTREAL (AP) - Ar the first of his some 60 career in the last round of the National League club and have been even more spec parent, non-disguised deficien HITS—D.May, Mil, 127; IOC Avoids Change notwithstanding, the manager nold Palmer has a new pro victories. American National Cham tacular since the first week in cies in poyrer and team speed. Carew, Min, 122. Brown-’Skins Happy, theory about an old His response came in reply to pionship. of baseball’s St. Louis Car May. Always near last in home DOUBLES—Braun, Min, 22; dinals admitted Wednesday he With 5% weeks of the lengthy runs, the team’s batting Slars Talenl problem-his putting. a question about whether his Despite his putting problems Melton, Chi, 20; D.Allen, Chi, NEW YORK (AP) - American League “Maybe,” said the 43- oft-publicized putting woes may he ranked as one of the various groups in harmony.” mercial help? has high hopes and growing an- season gone, the club, fourth average is a meager .248 com 20. Austria’s Karl Schranz expects Schranz, winner of the East tic ip a tio n fo r 66 gam es last year in the East Division, pared to a league-leading .275 in Star Ends Holdout year-old Palmer, “maybe make him start thinking about favorites in the $175,000 Cana “Yet if you do not compete in TRIPLES-Carew, Min, 7; CHICAGO (AP) — “I assume they can play,” Coach little change in the attitude of prestigious World Cup in 1969 W L Pet. GB remaining in the 1973 season. reducing his playing schedule dian National Championship on these races you cannot beCome languished in last place at 5-20. 1971, when they finished second Coggins, Bal, 6; Bumbry, Bal, John McKay says of his College AllStars. “The pros paid when I get a little older and the International Olympic Com New York 57 44 .564 . NEW YORK (AP) - “I’m the opening of the team ’s or even retiring from the game the 6,905-yard, par-72 Richelieu and 1970, was expelled from the a champion. The Olympic “I always hate to compare Tlie once-impossible target— to the Pittsburgh Pirates, and 6; Briggs, Mil. Veteran offensive guard Ed $10 million because they believe these prospects can get a little more experience, mittee even though Avery Baltimore 51 41 .554 m clubs and I don't like to com happy to be here and Coach training camp. he did so much to popularize. Valley Golf Club course. 1972 Winter Olympics at Sap directors must decide if they the .500 point — was reached .260 in 1972. HOME RUNS-R.Jackson, Budde returned to the Kansas it’ll come back. Brundage has stepp^ down as Boston 52 44 .542 2% George Allen is happy that The Vikings traded a high play.” “Oh, no,” he said. “I’m much Other standouts include the poro, Japan, on charges of com want the best in every sport or pare players either,’’ said Ju n e ^ in a 3-2 victory over the Compensating areas have Oak, 23; Hendrick, Qe, 20; City Chiefs after walking out of played at Soldier Field. It will "Hell, look at Sam Snead (61) its president after 20 years. Detroit 49 48 .505 6 I’m here,” concluded run 1974 draft choice to the Oakland The talent-rich collegians will more optimistic about it than current American and British mercialism and for critical be satisfied with mediocrity. Schoendienst, who has . guided Chicago Cubs and the Cards been steady starting pitching, a Mayberry, KC, 20; Otis, KC, 20. camp on the first day of prac be televised nationally by ABC and Julius Boros (53). They’re “Most of those on the Olym Milwaukee 47 49 .490 7% ning back Larry Brown who Raiders for 3-year-veteran get their chance Friday night to that.’’ Palmer admitted, open champions, Johnny Miller remarks made about the IOC. “There is no sport which is ab the Cardinals to two National moved over the barrier for good fortified infield and the stur STOLEN BASES-North, tice Monday. beginning at 9 p.m., EDT. both putting pretty good.” pic Committee are like Mr. Cleveland 35 63 .357 20^ Greg Slough. The Vikings said prove if they can play against however, that “it’s still the and Tom Weiskopf, defending The Austrian said at the time solutely pure-free from some League pennants and a world July 4. diest bullpen the Cards have Oak, 31; Campaneris, Oak, 23. rejoined the Washington The Pittsburgh Steelers The All-Sars, however, seem Palmer made the smiling Brundage—they are very con championship. Slough would be tried at all the best in the National Foot same old problem. He has, title-holder Gay Brewer, that he felt that the IOC was an type of commercialism or sub West As the more robust Cubs had since winning successive PITCHING (8 Decisions)— Redskins Wedne^ay. reported 12 players currently to be in much better physical comment before teeing off servative and opposed t “But I’ll tell you one thing,” three linebacking positions. ball League, the record-perfect however, been in contention in leading money-winning Bruce autocratic ruling body which sidization.” Oakland 56 42 .571 began a nosedive, Schoen pennants in 1967 and 1968. Hunter, Oak, 15-3, .833, 3.32; And while the news got better unable to participate in prac shape than the Dolphins. today in the first round of the change,” the 34-year-old skiing Coach Don Shula of the Miami Dolphins. One thing is three of his last four starts. He Crampton of Australia, South had no regard for the common Kansas City 55 46 .545 2Vz Singer, Cal, 15-5, .750, 2.65. and better in the Skins’ training tice because of injuries. Both of Miami’s 1,000-yard Canadian Open Golf Cham star said during a quick in-and- people. Schranz said he was in favor Miami Dolphins announced the for sure: the All-Stars haven’t was out of it only in the British African Gary Player, Masters Minne^ta 49 47 .510 6 STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, camp, it got worse for the Quarterback Terry Bradshaw had much of a chance to play rushers of last season, Larry pionship, which he won in 1955, out visit to New York. He said if the ideas of Brun of an open Olympics but not a signing of running back Mer Open and once held the lead late king Tommy Aaron, Snead and California 48 48 .500 7 233; Singer, Cal, 156. Minnesota Vikings who learned missed passing drills for the se against themselves. Csonka and Mercury Morris, “I had a long talk with Lord dage and the IOC were fully set of games controlled by com cury Morris, wide receiver Gene Littler. Chicago 49 49 .500 7 that defensive back Karl cond straight day due to a “I told my players, ‘I’m not and linebacker Mike Kolen, Killanin at Munich,” Schranz complied with, only the rich mercial interests. Howard Twilley and corper- Texas 34 61 .358 20Mi NATIONAL LEAGUE Kassulke has slipped into “very slightly pulled stomach muscle. going to mess up your chances have been injured in practice. said of Brundage’s Irish would be able to Compete in the back Curtis Johnson. “I think it should be all right Wednesday’s Games Braves Pay for Homers BATTING (225 at bats)-Wat- critical condition” as the result to make $40,000 or $50,000 a Morris and Kolen were PLAINVILLE successor. He seems to be a Olympics. for a competitor to be a No games scheduled son, Htn, .325; Rose, Cin, .324. of a motorcyle-auto accident. year by getting you injured in declared aeciarea out ofot the All-StarAll-, very nice man, anxious to do “Do you know what it costs to professional,” 'he added, “but Thursday’s Games ATLANTA (AP) - Fans get a shot at collecting more and return home run balls RUNS—Bonds, SF, 85; Brown W^nesday ended an cam p.’” Practicing under by Coach Don Shula NE Amateur Golf STADIUM away with some of those old- compete in the World Cup ski he should nottnake money from Cleveland (Perry 8-14 and Evans, Atl, 70; Watson, Htn, 70. 11-day holdout which cost him McKay’s non-contact system, “We’d hate to be one of the Sat. 8 P.M . July 28 fashioned ideas. races for a single cainpaign?” attending the home gamins than $7()0 oh 15 different oc hit by Hank Aaron. the Olympics. He should com Tidrow 7-fl) at Baltimore RUNS BATTED IN-Stargell, about $300 in fines per day while Pat’s Switch Workouts, the 51 All-Stars have had only few pro teams, ever to lose to PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) Mallon, recent winner of the “But he told me it was not Schranz askbd. “About $20,000. of the Atlanta Braves wilt casions if they can retrieve The Braves announced the pete in the Olympics without (McNally 9-11 and Cuellar 74), Pgh, 75; Bench, Cin, 71. he was attempting to negotiate one real scrimmage since the All-Stars. There is prestige — Unheralded Kevin Morris, a Massachusetts amateur title, AUTO RACES easy. He said he had to be like a Who can afford that without home run money will be pay—and make some kind of 2 H IT S -R o se, Cin, 129; a multi-year contract which he reporting to their Northwestern on the line,” said Shula. University of Florida student added a 73 to his opening round symphony conductor keeping some kind of sponsor or com sacrifice.” California (Ryan 11-12 and awarded only to fans retur W.Davis, LA, 124. said would provide him with Concentrate On Defense University camp July 7. The last All-Star triumph from New Milford, Conn., fired 71 and was the clubhouse leader Singer 15-5) at Texas (Bibby 34 ning balls Aaron hits into the DOUBLES-Staub, NY, 25; added security. “They already know how to came a decade ago when Otto a three-under par 69 to take a at par 144 for more han three ^500 and Clyde 1-3), N seats at home games. The Cardenal, Chi, 24; W.Davis, LA, He refused comment on AMHERST, Mass. (AP) - claimed and then released on block and how to play,’’ Graham’s 1963 squad defeated two-stroke lead Wednesday at hours. Oakland (Blue 9-5 and Holtz- amount will correspond to 24. whether the Redskins had given The New England.Patriots need waivers by Washington. explained McKay, making his the Green Bay Packers 20-17. the halfway mark in the 72-hole Lap Mighty man 15-9) at Minnesota (Kaat the Atlanta slugger’s career TRIPLES-Metzger, Htn, 12; him any such assurances, but at plenty of work, but Coach Pelletier, who lives in Salem, All-Star coaching debut after McKay has the brawniest New England Amateur Golf Then, Morris got hot and Modiflad RSox Banking on Encore 11-9 and Decker (4-5), 2 total — $701 for his 701st Matthews, SF, 8. one point during a team Chuck Fairbanks is switching was one of New England’s top producing his third national squad in All-Star Championship. went four under par on the 100 Haats Chicago (Wood 18-14 and homer, $702 for his 702nd, HOME RUNS-Stargell, Pgh, workout, he went over to shake from twice daily workouts to defensive backs last fall. championship team at Southern history-averaging 254 pounds Morris, who trailed defending seventh through 11th greens and Bahnsen 13-9) at Kansas City 30; H.Aaron, Atl, 27; Evans, the hand of the man who may one a day with the National California last season. in both offensive arid defensive champion Bill Mallon of charged into the lead with 73- etc. However, he will be given a Lap Daring For Free-Wheeling Tiant (Drago 11-9 and Splittorff 12-5), Atl, 27. have brought Coach Allen a lot Football League’s exhibition The Dolphins, first unbeaten ines—two strong passers in Framingham, Mass., by 69—142. The only other sub par The first of the cash trial only as a punter with the Novice Heatf N STOLEN BASES-Morgan, of extra security for the coming schedule at hand. Patriots. He was signed after team in regular and post-season quarterbacks Bert Jones of strokes after one round, missed score in the second round was a 20 awards for retrieving Aaron the course record by just one Milwaukee (Colburn 13-5) at Cin, 37; Cedeno, Htn, 35. season—Duane Thomas, ob Fairbanks said after a pair of impressing observers in a play in NFL history, are rated Louisiana State and Joe 71 by Jay Johnston of New hoping for an encore by the stroke at the Portsmouth Coun ADM. $3.80 DETROIT (AP) - With was given a starting chance New York (Dobson 6-3), N homers was given Saturday PITCHING (8 Decisions)— tained last week from San practice sessions Wednesday workout with the New England 17-point favorites in this 40th Ferguson of Arkansas and a Haven, Conn., who had a 36-hole try Club. a to 12 yrs, 99e the annual break for the All- free-wheeling right-hander after the All-Star Game break Boston (Tiant 12-9) at Detroit night to Robert Winborne, Brett, Phi, 93, .750, 2.94; Diego. that single drills would start Colonials of the Atlantic Coast All-Star Game, which will be bevy of fine runners and total of 150. Under 8 Froo Star Game out of the way, Luis Tiant. in 1972. He went on to fashion a (Lolich 9-10), N 18, of Atlanta. Winbourne Parker, NY, 6-2, .750, 3.67. Allen said he was not sure today. However, it was not League. receivers. the Boston Red Sox are Rescued from the minor 15-6 record with a brilliant 1.91 Friday’s. Games w as presented 700 STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, how he would deploy the one- clear whether additional drills leagues by the Red Sox, Tiant ERA. Oakland at Minnesota Eisenhower silver dollars 147; Carlton, Phi, 144. two offensive punch of Brown might be held on some days Tiant was 44 at the end of Ju California at Texas when he returned Aaron’s and Thomas. He said that between exhibition games. ly. ’Then he won 11 of his next 13 Cleveland at Baltimore, 2 700th home run ball. definitely Brown would be at The Patriots concentrated on Hockey decisions. One qf his losses was halfback, while the rest of the MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH Milwaukee at New York The Braves also an Basketball defense Wednesday in, prepara Same Old a 3-1 decision in Detroit, lifting Chicago at Kansas City, 2, N offense would be played “by tion for the pre-season opener BOSTON (AP) - The New Story, the Tigers to the American nounced Wednesday the es- ear.” A''ift'iDi/f : Boston at Detroit, N SEATTLE, Wash. - Golden with the San Francisco Giants England Whalers will play all ROUTE 83 643-2708-875-8010 League East title on the next to ’i! tablishment of a A hospital spokesman said SERVICE State guard Abdul Rahman, Saturday afternoon. The New their home games at Boston last day of the season. perpetuating college Kassulke’s condition had National League formerly known as Walt Haz- England players will work out Garden in the 197^73 World TOLLAND TPKE. e U CL A Power-Laden Now, with a 12-9 record, Tiant Sound and Fury scholarship in Aaron’s worsened following three hours MANCHESTER East zard, went to the Seattle here Friday and then fly by Hockey Association season. hopes for another fast finish, of surgery. One of the name. Aaron will name a SuperSonics of the Ntional charter for the nationally The defending WHA cham LOS ANGELES (AP) — For the last decade, sports starting tonight against the W L Pet. GB Umpires win arguments with managers. Larry Napp sub physicians attending the pop high school graduating Basketball Association in a televised game at the Hall of pions, who had to play nearly Tigers. He was named to op^ St. Louis 51 45 .531 dues Texas manager Whitey Herzog, while manager ular Viking player said writers have done countless stories about the UCLA senior each year as trade for Butch Beard. Fame in Canton, Ohio. half their home games in the pose southpaw Mickey Lolich, Chicago 51 46 .526 % Sparky Anderson of Concinnati doesn’t see eye-to-eye with Kassulke will probably never basketball team with the theme: "John Wooden has Pittsburgh 46 48 .489 4 recipient. In their continuing search for ancient Boston Arena last NEW CAR SALES BLITZ who has been struggling with a ump Tom Gorman. regain normal use of his legs. problems: Too Much Material” Philadelphia 46 51 .474 5% help, the Patriots acquired season, announced an attrac 9-10 record. Kassulke, 32, was a passenger defensive tackle Mel Lunsford Nine times in the last 10 Montreal 44 51 .463 6% tive schedule Wednesday for — “Curtis was our sparkplug “If Luis can duplicate his per on a motorcycle which was in Prices Slashed No Reasonable Offer Refused years, the coach has solved the New York 42 51 .452 m in a conditional deal with the their second year of operation. dubious problem of too many last year, but the point man has formance of the last couple of —/ volved in a collision with a car Washington Redskins They will open the campaign LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM West The FleePs In good players, winning the to be a steadying influence. Lee months of last year, we’ll be in Tuesday. He had been listed in Wednesday. They also signed at Quebec on Sunday Oct. 7, and OPEN THURS. ’«! 8, FRIDAY 'Ul 0, SATURDAY 'Ml 5 P.M. national championship. In that was that sort of influence but he pretty good shape,” Boston Los Angeles 63 37 .630 serious condition prior to rookie Rich Pelletier of Holy then return home to play the Cincinnati 57 42 .576 5% span the mighty Bruins have wasn’t as explosive as Tommy, Manager Eddie Kasko said. Tuesday’s surgery. Cross as a free agent. same Nordiques at the Garden San Fran. 56 43 .566 \ 4 285 victories and 15 defeats, this ^ d Andre McCarter may be “It’s an awfully lot to expect, 6% “The players are avoiding Lunsford was drafted out of two nights later. New England but who knows?” Houston 52 50 .510 12 despite an 18-8 season one year. more physicially talented than talking about it...because of the Central Ohio State by the will wind up its regular season Atlanta 45 57 .441 19 'liie story is just about the either Tommy or Greg.” ’The Red Sox welcomed a cou uncertainty,’’ said Viking Oakland Raiders last year, then at home April. 1. 1973 PLYMOUTH CUDA San Diego 33 65 .337 29 same this year—Wooden has too Wooden said he may even use ple of days off during the Coach Bud Grant who greeted spent the season on the Atlanta 2 Dr. HT. 340 V-8, auto, trans., radio, whitewalls, vinyl roof, much material. But this year a freshman, 6-foot-6% Gavin All-Star break. Except for Wednesday’s Games’ the 73 players who reported for Falcons’ taxi squad. He was bucket seats, console. Stock No. V310, List $4150 the situation is ridiculous. The Smith of nearby Van Nuys, at catcher Carlton Fisk and No games scheduled Bruins’ second five boggles the guard in some instances. pitcher Bill Lee, they showed Thursday’s Games up rested Wednesday for a Pittsburgh (Blass 3-6) at REMEMBERS imagination. As Walton’s backup center, 7- CLEMENTE The starting lineup is nearly foot sophomore Ralph workout at home. Then they Chicago (Reuschel 10-7), Giants Respond To Rest, flew here for a two-game series preceded by completion of PHILADELPHIA (AP) - SALE set. Wooden says, with two- Drollinger fills the bill. “He’s Jose Pagan of the Philadelphia ^3850 time Player of the. Year Bill not as agile, but he’s worked with the Tigers. April 21 suspended game Fisk, who was O-for-2 in star San Diego (Arlin ^7 and Kir Quarterbacks On Target Phillies and Roberto Clemente Walton at center, Keith Wilkes awfully hard,” said a team 1973 PLYMOUTH SEBRHK 2-DR. HT 1973 PLYM. 3-SUT^STOM SATELLITE ting for the American League by 6-10) at San Francisco were the closest of friends at one forward and rugged spokesman. when Pagan played seven sea junior Dave Myers at the other The reserve towards include All-Stars, and Lee, who (Bryand 14-7 and Willoughby 4- WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. some great catehees. The top Vinyl seats, PB, auto, trans., air cond., radio, Auto, trans., luggage rack, air deflector, warmed up but didn’t pitch, 5), 2 sons with the Pittsburgh Pi corner spot. 6-6 Casey Corliss, a soph and (AP) — The Monmouth College rookie receiver was Ron rates. “Roberto was the most PS, whitewalls, many extras. Stock No. P768, power rear window, radio, PS, wheel covers, flew in directly from Kansas Ci Atlanta (Schueler 5-5 and Wooden can choose his one of only two freshmen on classrooms in which the New Lumpkin of Arizona State, misunderstood man in base List $4427. whitewalls. Stock No. P777, List $4357 guards from among starters scholarship last year. Tliere’s ty. Niekro 9-5) at Cincinnati (Nor York Giants hold their night recently switched from defen ball,” says Pagan. Greg Lee and Tommy Curtis or also a freshman named Richard Although they managed just a man 8-9 and Grisley 10-5), 2 “skull” sessions were dark sive back. Montreal (Renko 9-6 and 1973 PLYMOUTH SALE *3850 Andre McCarter, a r^sh irt last Washington, a Portland, Ore., 7-5 record in a recent homes- Wednesday night with Coach sale*3835 year. product who was the goal of tand, the Red Sox reached the Rodgers 0-0) at Philadelphia SAAB Alex Webster giving his team All-Star break with a 52-44 (Carlton 9-10 ana Brett 9-3), 2 hundreds of recruiters. Another the night off. SATELLITE 2-DR. 1973 PLYMOUTH CUSTOM SATELLITE 4-DR. 1973 PlVminN aiM COOK 244 HI forward possibility is Pete record. They are in third place New York (Matlack 7-12 and Cheap thrills: •229*** “That was the poorest 6-cylinder, auto, trans., radio. Stock No. P780, List $3375. Beautiful red finish, auto, trans., PS, PB, Trgovich, a 6-5 s p ^ s te r who just one game behind Baltimore Koostnan 8-9) at St. Louis (Gib woricout we have had since ALL WORK Auto, trans., vinyl seats, radio, P 3 vinyl tinted glass, air conditioning, radio, vinyl son 10^9 and Foster 6-5), 2, N , 4 r a o 'y doss bo.it at a price coii can Wrong Number was Indiana player of the year and 2Vt behind New York’s STORY afford. Th at s pretty thrilling. camp opened,” Webster said roof, wheel covers, Stock No. PTYf, List roof, white sidewall, wheel covers. Stock No. in high school three years ago front-running Yankees. Houston (Roberts 10-7) at Los T h e Sunflower - is easy to sail. Practically after the morning session. $3900. P785, List $5,100 DALLAS (AP) — A caller and the freshman team’s Angeles (John 9-5), N maintenance free. GUARANTEED asked telephone “infor leading scorer two seasons ago A GOOD SELECTION Light enough (40 pounds) to car-top. Simple to store. But with the word out that 25 years’ experience SALE ^ 3 0 2 5 they were getting the night off, SALE *3450 sale*4250 mation" for the Texas with a 23.4 average. Durable. Practical. Well desiqned. Well made Rangers' number and then NOW AVAILABLE! A n d as if all that isn t thrilling enough, there s the afternoon session produced made his call. “Yes, we have good depth,” BITUMINOUS always her price. one of the best passing drills to 1973 ViiUANT 1)73 flTMNTH “ I want to know who’s Wooden admitted. date with several players giving BITUMINOUS 1973 PLYMOUTH mspimom 1973 PLYMOUTH pitching for the Rangers outstanding performances. 3-Seat Sport Suburban. A 4-Door Har(|top. ‘225, 6- Scamp 2-Dr. Hardtop. 225 tomorrow,” said the caller. Tile coach also said that com DRIVEWAYS OthBrsfroiii *119*** most luxurious wagon with Custom Suburban 400 V-8, placency may be a problem this / Quarterbacks Norm Snead, DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS, Fury in, 4-Dr. Hardtop. cylinder, auto, trans., 6-cylinder, auto, trans., “We ain’t got no pitchers,” HUGE “We're Boa* Men — We Have H m riiipidiab. ' Auto, trans., PS, PB, tin t^ cargo compartment PS, PB, auto, trans., tinted year, but he added: “No Randy Johnson, Tom Blanchard radio, PS, vinyl roof, vinyl radio, PS, vinyl roof, vinyl came the gruff reply, “just Parking Areas • Gas Stations and The Know How!" positions on the team are firm and rookie Leo Gasienica from TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. glass, air conditioning, carpet, tinted windows, glass, air conditioning, interior, light package, interior, light package, some gunslingers.” Rutgers, were all hitting their vent, air conditioning, luggage rack, radio, wheel Yep, he had the wrong except for possibly Walton’s, so • Basketbaii Courts DISCOUNTS SAU 8 * SEBVIGE on BOATS and M O TO M Fast Service, Free Estimates radio, vinyl roof, white wheel covers, radio, many wheel covers, radio, many the competition for starting targets. Wide receiver Don sidewalls, wheel covers. luggage rack, radio, covers, whitewalls. Stock other extras. Stock No. other extras. Stock No. number-^the storied Texas Now Booking for Seasonai Work Herrmann, who again has the Driveways Rapalrwi, Sealed No. P759, List $5200. Rangers who ride herd on spots should prevent too much Stock No. P766, List $4975. whitewalls, auto, trans.. V312, List $3262 V308, List $ 3 ^ complacency.” All Work Personally Supervlseil. We are 100% Insured CAPITOL job of holding off Bob Grim, Stock No. P776, List $5600. law-hreakers, not the Texas S & S BUICK was the prize pass receiver. Ex- G&H PAVING Rangers of baseball’s The closest games the \. I ' ^ • EOIWMBIT CO., INC Philadelphia Eagle Gary American League. Bruins’ starting five may facei DeMAiO BROTHERS 81 ADAMS ST. MANCHESTER (Open [ves) 649 4S/I n M A W ST., Ballman, slated to be the star DAY 649-5233 NITE J41S0 J4675 J4350 J31S0 J3175 next year are in scrimmages (hit 93 OH I J6 & ftoutp IS. Mfit to kiwij. One BkKk fiom Candor \ i ting tight end until injured Bob with the second team. CALL 643-7691 lust S Mtrutes (rom Dowrrtovn Hartford Tucker is ready, also made PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, July 26, 1OT3 __1 ■ ■ " > ■ : tfirmr'-iif— Fast — Effective The “ Action Marketplace” Herald Classified Ads f i o r r d f c r m t • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers (15 Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers • Fast Results 1 Day ...... 8(t per word per day 3 Days ...... 7c per word per day 6 D a y s ...... COI»Y CLOSING TIME FOR . . . 6c per word per day CJ.ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 26 Days ...... 5c per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Ha'ppy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday PHONE 643-2711 is 12:00 Noon Friday ______12 Help Wanted HERALD 35 Help Wanted PLEASE READ POWER MOWERS, hand 38 BOX LETTERS mowers repaired, pick-up and REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. o A BUSINESS of your own. One HAPPY ADS YOUR AD delivery. Prompl-Reliable- 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 40- you can start in your spare For Your BERRY’S WORLD hour week. Salary $375.30 bi Service. (]all Sharpall, 643-5305. time? It’s possible - and easier Information Gassified or “Want Ads” weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with than you think, when you’re an deCTee.H o c TTAA ManyM onir fiAtMMAfringe benefits. THE HERALD will not are taken o\;er the phone as a TRl)CKING, odd jobs, nqoving Avon Representative, (jail now convenience. ’The advertiser Veterans Home and Hospital. for the exciting facts, 289-4922. disclose the identity of any large appliances, cleaning Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST cellars, attics. Aim will buy Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and and sell used furniture. 644- sions 395, 233, 248. EXCELLENT opportunities for REPORT ERRORS in time 1775. men with sound mechanical ap ads who desire to protect their titude or experience. Run varie for the next insertion. ’The RN WANTED for full-time on 7 identity can' follow this ODD JOBS, lawn care, light ty of machines. Grow with Herald is responsible for only a.m.-3 p.m. shift and 11 p.m. t o procedure: tree work, removal service to expanding company, ^ply ONE incorrect or omitted 7 a.m. shift. Apply Director of Woodbury Glass Co., 34 Burn dump. Reasonable, 528-8649 Nursing, Salmon Brook Con Enclose youi* reply to the insertion for any advertise after 6 p.m.. side Ave., East Hartford. box in an envelope — address ment and then only to the ex valescent Home, off House Street, Glastonbury. 633-5244. to the Gassified. Manager, tent of a “make good” TWO handymen want variety of GAS station attendant needed, Manchester Evening Herald, full time, ^ p ly in person, ...S ohmom insertion. Errors which do not lobs, lawns raked, limed, ter- WOMAN wanted for 2 together with a memo listing lessen the value of the tilizlng, mowing. Cellars, at Gorins Sport (Jar Center, Route ■My haviMwtyov housekeeping department. 83, Talcottville. the companies you do NOT advertisement will not be cof^ tics, cleaned. Reliable service. Meadows Convalescent Home. oiwppygdH want to see your letter. Your reeled by “make good” Reasonable rates. 643-5305. Excellent salary and working letter will be destroyed if the MALE part-time, full-time, insertion. conditions, many benefits. responsible guy for general advertiser is one you’ve TREE Removal — prunin Phone Mr. Urquhart, 646-2321. g - spraying, etc., fully InsureH! retail work in downtown mentioned. If not it will 6e Manchester store. Good 643- 2711 Licensed. Free estimates. MATURE experienced woman handled in the usual manner. Phone 633-5345. working conditions. Call 643- I To My Love ?? for bookkeeping work. Apply in 7453. i DONALD I _ Herald pbotoi by Pinto gerson, Marlow’s Inc., 887 I^in Lost and Found 1 Motorcyclas-Bleyclaa 11 LIGHT Trucking Service, ^Indians* Matt Walsh About to Kick, FULL-TIME saleswoman, i ^ 6 Ron Duby Defend, During Soccer Action at Charter Oak (L to R), Jim Dwyer, Stuart Carbon and Paul Taft Tangle — delivery, lawns, miscellaneous FOUND 14 carat gold l a ^ ’s MO’TORCYCLE insurance — work.•. Reasonable.Rea ■ ■ ■No job too mature with experience :|Thank you for two of^ RNs, LPNs — Part-time and referred. Apply in person watch, inscribed on back. Gall Low rates. Inunediate binding small. Phone 649-6484. full-time, 7-3, 3-11. Also nurses |the most beautiful! 872-3849. Treasure Shoppe, Manchester LAKE BLUFF, Ill.-Pancho authority. Call Joan Lane at aides, experienced preferred, Parkade. lyears of my life. | Gonzales of Las Vegas, Nev., Clarke insurance Ageny, 643- TREES cut and removed, full and part-time. '7-3. 49er Record Breaker I Soccer | FOUND gray kitten wearing 1126. pruning and trimming, lot Business At Hand topped Cecil Powless of Flora, Competative pay scale. Also WAITRESS and kitchen help, flea collar. Vicinity Hartford clearing. Reasonable free es the best of benefits. Drop in and I i 111., 6-0, 6-0 and advanced in the Road, Dairy Queen, 646-3988. timates. Anytime, 528-3021. days or evenings, full or part- 1 Love You! | United States Lawn Tennis EXPERT bicycle repairs, all see us. Meadows Convalescent time. Apply in person, Top Hat Three goals by Bill Bissette For Tennis Pros AND makes, models and speeds. Center, 333 Bidwell St., Roast Beef, 257 Broad St., i Joyce i Career Short Lived Association’s Senior Men’s LOST black male Dachshund. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, sparked the third-place Toros to M anchester. 646-2321, 9-3 Singles Championships. Vicinity of Exit 98, Tolland. lawns mowed, toees cut and $ 1973 by NEA, Inc. Manchester. a 6-2 victo^ over the Cougars Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- weekdays. I ______I BRE’TTON WOODS, N.H. (AP) — Top-ranked Rod Phone 643-4522. 2098. removed. Cellars and attics S To the SANTA BARBARA, Calif. thought he’d be looking for in C Division action. Tim RADh MAINTENANCE - Carpenter. about 440 yards ahead of the Laver and seven other seeded players got down to business cleaned. Free estimates. Call "Hold oil calls and messages for the next hour— / want PART-TIME Janitorial work, (AP) — John O’Hagen broke me,” admitted O’Hagen. Callahan, Doug Landry and Full-time opening for i CHADWICKS ANoi next person. at hand today as the $25,000 Volvo International Tennis LOST half grown Bluepoint MOTORCYCLE insurance, 643-6000. to 'get my head togathe/l" Manchester area. Own a San Francisco 49ers’ “It’s been a great experience, Robbie Saunders added scores HOUSE PAINTINGI Siamese female kitten, in carpenter, experienced in finish I SMITHS i ‘"rhe coach was all excited. Tournament entered the quarter-final round at the Mt come to us for good rates. Just transportation needed. Call 649- probably the best experience in for the winners. ' Parker, Lydall Street area. Call CONCRETE work. Free es work or cabinet making. record his first day in He was waiting for me at the Washington Hotel. Exterior and Interior 5 minutes of your time. Call 5334. Excellent working conditions, •4 "Uncle Hen Is training camp and was cut my life up to now, though,” he finish line and said, that’s fan For the Cougars, Glenn TONIGHT 647-1574. Crockett Agency, ask for Betty timates. Floors, steps, patios. % anxiously awaiting i;: Laver, the top money winner Australia, Gerald Battrick of jExperienced and Reliable •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Also foundations. Call after BulUIng-Contraetlng 14 Heating-Plumbing 17 wages and benefits. For further added as he packed to leave the tastic! that’s the best time Wilson again played well. 7:25 Yankees vg. Brewers, or Louise. 643-1577. ■ - <1______SCHOOL Bus Drivers train 11 days later. in pro tennis history who is England, Bob Carmichael of Porsonals-Announcomonts 5:30, 875-3827. information and to arrangeng« for I for you" % 49ers’ dormitory. we’ve ever had.” Wilson scored twice for his WINF Very Reasonable 2 now, drive in September. a personal interview “It’s going to be a big returning after being sidelined France, Tom Edlefson of Los LEON ClESZYNSKI builder- FRANK Scotella Plumbing, a personal mterview jilease With his release, he joined “I told him thanks but that I third and fourth goals of the HONDA, 1971, 350CB, 1,800 Tolland area. Call 8791847. contact the Personnel Depart-Dei downer going home,’’ said by various ailments for several Angeles, Dijay Amritaj of India Fr«« Estimates RIDER wanted Lrom miles, excellent condition. $695 TREE Service — (Soucier) new homes custom built, repairs, remodeling, new work. hundreds of others young realized it wasn’t going to help season. 8:00 Red Sox vs. Tigers, remodeling, additions, rec ment, 646-1222, Ext. 481,, Help Wanted . 35 the young punter during his weeks, and second-seeded Jim and Ian Fletcher of Australia. Manchester to Hartford, daily, firm. Call 742-6356 after 5 p.m. ’Trees cut, building lots cleared, Free estimates. No job too prospects who arrive in NFL me get a job here. I’m afraid I WTIC, Ch. 22 9-4. Call 646-3312. rooms, garages, kitchens PMtT-Tllli OFFICE Manchester Memorial my Connors of Belleville, 111., In tjie second roend 568-3117 trees topped. Got a tree small. Prompt service on MACHINISTS — We have the final hours with the National camps with only a prayer of fin didn’t show them too much Roger Greenwood tallied his problem? Well worth phone remodeled, bath tile, cement emergency, 643-7024. Applications now being taken Hospital, 71 Haynes St., advanced on defaults Alexander defeated South 1968 KAWASAKI, 175cc, 430 Manchester, Conn. An equal op following openings — Lathe, Football League team. ding jobs, are sent home quick after that,” O’Hagen said. 14th and 15th goals of the year Autos For Sale 4 original miles. Road bike. call, 742-8252. work. Steps, dormers. Residen for part-time customer ser Bridgeport, Vertical Turret Wednesday In the second round. Africa’s Frew McMillan 7-6, 6- tial or commercial. Call 649- portunity employer. “I think I’ll be leaving in the ly and usually forgotten quick The 24-year-old O’Hagen to lead the Lancers to a hard- Excellent condition, $400. Call Flooring t9 vice representatives. Lathe, Cintimatic. The Purdy morning,” he added. ly. earned 3-2 verdict over the Laver won by default over 2; Battrick downed Japan’s NEED CAR? Credit bad? 6494)120. REWEAVING burns, moth 4291. Excellent opportunity for In Corp, 586 Hilliard Street, graduated in February from Toshiro Sakai 7-6, 6-3, Car P.M. SHIFT, steady year He was right. The knock on But the 49ers should Wildcats last night at llling in Rudy Hernando of Chicago. Bankrimt? Repossessed? holes. Zippers repaired. Win dividual with experience In Manchester, 849-0000. Boston College and worked as a michael survived against F.D. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen FLOOR SANDING and ’round work, must be strong the door he’d been expecting remember John O’Hagen, the Division D play. Tony Carr Connors, newly crowned U.S. Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1972 HONDA SL350, must sell. dow shades, Venetian blinds. RefinIshing, (specializing in clerical duties, telephone con and willing, excellent pay and J bartender at his father’s tavern Robbins of Salt Lake City 4-6,7- down, smallest payments. Keys made. TV for rent. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad came ’Tuesday morning and he best-conditionei bartender netted a goal for the winners. Pro champion, led 4-1 in the Call 875-2804. older floors). Inside and outside tact with customers and fringe benefits. Central Connec in Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., until 6, 6-3, Edlefson ousted Tom Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. ditions, garages, porches, any WOMAN to babysit for child, was told to bring his playbook they’ve ever sigi ed. The losers were paced by Dan first set when his opponent, type remodeling: 646-2067. painting. John Verfaille, 646- typing. Apply now at- ticut Co-Operative Farmers after school, Tuesday through the 49ers’ personnel director Moore of Chicago 6-3, 6-1, SL125, HONDA, 1973,450 miles, to Coach Dick Nolan’s office. When the rookies reported Jack White signed him as a free Clancy and Dean Gustafson, Tirn Warwick of Australia, had 5750, 8TO-2222. Association, 649-4523. Friday, 2:30 to 6 p.m. Must live Amritaj outlasted Jeff Austin of 1965 BUICK Rivera, automatic, excellent condition, $500. Call THE MMITM-BROWER GO. “I’ve been waiting four or July 13, they went through the agent last month. each scoring a goal. to quit because of illness. ANY type remodeling and in vicinity of Washington Los Angeles 7-6, 5-7, 6-2, and EVERYONE good tires, good for parts. Call 647-9698. Movlng-Trucklng-Storaga 20 200 Pnwlllt pmi M. WOMAN as nurses aide, five- Other seeded players moving five days for the kid to come to 1%-mile run as part of Nolan’s ‘"This is like a vacation after between 5-7 p.m,, 646-2775. alterations. Masonry and School. Please call, 649-1434. into the quarter-finals were, in Fletcher overpower^ Butch i ^Olay-Sharp East Hartford, Conn, days weekly to care for han the door. I even stayed in the opening day camp routine. working 12 hours a day in my In Conn. Junior Soccer 1972 HONDA, XL250, 2,000 carpentry work. Free es order, John Alexander of Seawagen of Silver Spring, Md., SAW 6 TOOL SHMKIMG timates. A. Squillacote, 649- MANCHESTER Delivery — or call 028-0388 dicapped woman, 649-5738, SERVICE Dispatcher. $138. room a few times because I O’Hagen finished first i' 9:51, father’s place,” O’Hagen said League action yesterday, the 1966 VOLKSWAGEN Fastback, miles, excellent woods bike, Light trucking and package after 4 p.m. 6-1, 6-1. Drop off your tools at these 0811. Fee paid. Good business on his last day with the 49ers. Manchester Indians “B” team good condition. Phone 872-9712. plus extras, $750. 528-5385. delivery. Refrigerators, merchants for fast, GAL Friday wanted, small experience■ perience required. Con-Con “I’m surprised how easy the downed the Wildcats “B” washers and stoves, moving side • — U AMPHICAR - 1966. Boat car, guaranteed service: i-4»-ani MASONRY — All types of con Manchester office. Typing, ferable phone contact. Typing practices have been physically. squad, 1-0, at Charter Oak. ’The TWO boy’s bicycles, one 3- crete and stone work. Free es specialty, 649-0752. helpful.ilpi (Jail Sharon. 646-8150, CARES!!! 30 miles per gallon. Converti sp e ^ English, one 5-speed filing, and some* bookkeeping. only score was an accidental Dave Keeney’s Homer timates, 644-2975 or 643-1870 Bailey Employment Service. I’m afraid I’m getting out of ble, 70 mph on land, 14’ steel Spyder. 6494653. MrtLj4a-4i« S a la ry d ep en d in g on shape.” goal by the Wildcats defense. It’s great to see that our compotitors are hull, twin-screw cruiser on rriwa, loofevHi after 5. experience. Send resume to Box SALES CLERK f7MB46|l IITMMI SALESMAN — Automotive To guard against that That was the only mistake in beginning to care. We welcome them. Be water, $1,450. 525-7479. 1971 HONDA, 175 c c ’s, Bonda-Stocks-Mortgagas 27 B, Manchester Herald. what was a outstanding game of Sparks NL All-Star Win VJLt Mature woman, full-time. experience. Established area. Slow Pitch possibility, the rookie got up at excellent condition, $450. Call Transportation provided. All 6 a.m. every day and ran a few good soccer by both teams. Dave Keeney’s two-run cause c a rin g is a great business. “We 1964 FORD Falcon station after 5 p.m., 643-9213. .M M ia MORTGAGES, loans first se TURN spare time into money, Five day week, closed Mon The game collection RooSng-aidlng-Chlmnay 16 service our customers, in your benefits and expenses paid. miles before dressing for prac Fans who witnessed the contest homer over the left-centerfield care’’ has been Cooper’s marketing siogan wagon. Best offer. Call 649-5856. cond, third. All kinds. Realty days. Selling experience amounted to $47.69. Friday statewide. Credit rating un local area. Flexible hours. Salary $150 plus commission. tice. saw Conn. Junior Soccer action fence in the last of the sixth in 1970 HONDA 450. Must sell, ROOFING and roof repairing, preferred. Call 528-0525. night at Buckley, the National for the pa.st severai years. But the attitude 1963 COMET, $75. Snow tires, $750 or best offer. Call 643-1983. necessary. Reasonable. Con Fuller Brush. Call after 5 p.m., O’Hagen was one of seven at its best. Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-770^ L ning powered the National League plays host to the East 643-0513. Of "W e care’’ about our providing motor size 700x13, $20. Phone 643-2657. CELLARS-Attics cleaned, fidential, quick arrangements. PORTER — Full-time, mature Softball young punters the 49ers brought League All-Stars to a 10-8 vic Windsor All-Stars in a quarter HONDA, CB350,1970. Excellent Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. individual. Excellent fringe to camp a week before veteran tory over the Hazardville ists with reai vaiues has been at Cooper lawns mowed, swept, patched, BIDWELL Home Improvement 100 ^institution Plaza, Hart BOOKKEEPER, full charge, final bout. 1964 COMET wagon, V-8, condition, 3,700 miles. Red, sidewallG patio, and chainsaw Co. Expert installation of SNOOR JEWELERS benefits, ^toply in person. East Jim McCann arrived. American All-Stars last night at for over 58 years. automatic, needs some work. $525. Call 568-5925 after 5. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. excellent position for work. Reasonable, 646-8514 aluminum siding, gutters and experienced bwkkeeper. Must 017 Main S t, Mandiestor Hartford (Jonvalescent Home, “As soon as I saw McCann Local Soccer Club Buckley. The game was Phone 643-0805. evenings. trims. Roofing installation and 745 Main St East Hartford. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd be experienced in all phases of TONIGHT’S GAMES Robertson. Gray homered for kick, I knew none of us could witnessed by a good turnout. Baseball FOR immediate sale, 1972, repairs. 649^95, 875-9109. Wilbanks vs. Pero’s, 6:15 beat him out. I don’t know why Drops Three Tilts 1969 VOLKSWAGEN converti Honda CL350, 5,500 miles. Call mortgages — interim financing bookkeeping and capable in the winners. The win advances the locals S’TUMP Removal — (Soucier). general office procedures. Send Fitzgerald they kept us around as long as A^nchester’s ‘A’ soccer team ble, excellent condition. Low 875-3273 after 5:30. Unsightly stumps, chipped out, — expeditious and confidential to the quarter-finals of the tour HERE’S PROOF: HORACE Tetrault — Siding, service, J. D. Real Estate resume to Box D, Manchester Groman's vs. Honda, 7:30 mileage, radio, navy blue, CANDLELIGHT they did, I guess they were went into a slump this week, nament. The locals fell behind neatly and economically. 742- roofing, storm windows, aw Herald. Fitzgerald L ocrI white top, $1,250 or best offer. 1- 8252. Assoc. 643-5129. Vito’s scored in each inning hoping one of us would make losing three out of its last five early as the visitors came up 749-7125. nings. (Quality workmanship, AUDIO SALESMEN DeMaio vs. Sportsman, 8:45 Sar/lcas Oltarad 12 free estimates. Fully insured. on the power of Ron Girouard, their eyes pop out, but it didn’t starts. ’The locals’ record is still with a four-run first inning. WE Have Money! Call us. Se DIRECTOR, Christian educa Fitzgerald happen,” O’Hagen said. an impressive, 11-4-1. 872-9187, 649-3417. tion, part-time. 20-30 hours per and Tony Kastaukas to clout Hazardville ripped five hits in 1964 RAMBLER American, 6, SHARPENING Service - cond mortgages arranged Telephone vs. MCC, 6:15 ’The 49ers gave O’Hagen his Manchester started out last the frame. four-door standard. Complete quickly. Mortgage Lending week. Salary, $3,000-1-, com Robertson State Bank, 21-3, at Robertson. Saws, knives, axes, shears, Painting-Paparing 13 ROOFING — Specializing mensurate with training and CONSUWIER SALES COMPANY Girouard and Kastaukas each first trip to California. He also Monday by losing to Mansfield, Manchester got one back in new exhaust, new starter. Best skates, rotary blades, (juick repairing roofs, new roofs, Agency, Harttord, 522-4221, Dorn’s vs. Nassiff, 7:30 had about $200 expense money 4-2. The following Wednesday the home half of the first. Chris IREHDSETTER offer, 6494)672. evenings, Hartford, 523-5154. experience. Responsible for /• opanlnff Ita first audio store, had three hits, as did Rick and service. Capitol Equipment RICHARD E. Martin. Full gutter work, chimneys, cleaned directing, church school and Robertson and a sunburned face to show the Silk Towners edged Hebron, DeCiantis’ single scored TONIGHT’S GAMES Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. professional painting service. and r e p a ire d . 30 y e a rs Jim Warner. Vic Salcius 4 Ply Polyester Cord 1964 CHEVY Nova, four-door youth program with emphasis In tha Manohaatar Parkada. CB&T vs. Hartford Nat., 6:15 Tuesday for what was perhaps 1-0 and turned back Bolton, 6-1. Keeney from third. R&S V H . Mari-Mads, 6 Nebo Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Ipterior - exterior. Free es experience. Free estimates. Nike homered for the winners.. sedan, running condition. $50 or on leader training and resource the end of his pro football ’Then Chaplain and Coventry Hazardville added two runs in Fire vs. Groman’s, 6 West 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Howley, 643-5361. Business Opportunity 26 development. Send resume to For the Bank, Miles Boutilier best offer. Phone 742-7086 after 7958. Salary commansurafa with axpartanca, plus commlsalon. Seventy-Two’s vs. Second career. won games by the scores of 4-3 the second on a two-run circuit Side ' 5 p.m. Second Congregational C!hurch, Congo, 7:30 Nike collected three singles. Bobby DONALD E. Tarca - WINDSOR Roofing St Siding- AuiSo aates iwlpful, but not nocossary. For appolntmoni Guerin, John Walsh and Jim and 4-2 respectively. shot by Jay Wheeler. Slate Bank vs. Army & Navy, as GULF 3-bay service station for c/o Winthrop Richardson, RIM, eiN, Jool Frankl, 6884293, days. PRINTING P.D.Q. - While- paperhanging and painting. Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird lease. West Middle Tpk(Tpke., cor- Box 45, Coventry, Conn., 06238. BA’s vs. Pizza, 6:15 keeney McGee added two safeties Weiner Cacace has been the In the bottom of the third, the 6 .llling Plus F.E.T. 1951 FORD, needs work, make Moriarty vs. Frechette, 6:15 you-wait printing, zeroxing, Free estimates. Call 646-6812. Roofing, storm windows and ner of Broad Street. Excellent apiece in a losing cause. Basketball outstanding player for N.L. Stars came up with six $1.81 offer. Call 649-5996. wedding invitations, business llling ALUMNI JUNIORS a t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• doors, and gutters. Aluminum potential. Financial assistance Manchester so far, along with runs. Three visiting errors and B-78-13 WHITEWALL forms and cards, letterheads T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, awnings. 6499444, 688^849. MACHINISTS - All around, Bill McLean, Chris Saunders, John Madden singled home Trucks-Tractor 5 available. Call Gulf Oil Co., 1- RECPEATION three hits resulted in the locals’ and stationery. Post Road Interior-exterior painting. 469-5391, 8:30-5. overtime and fringe benefits. CHARTER OAK Greg Demers and Mike tallies. ’The big blow was Chris Bill Kelly with the winning run Plaza, Vernon, 875-4819. LaPointe Industries, Rockville. Position Available Seven runs t the sixth inning TONIGHT’S GAMES Reasonable rates. Swirled ROSSI Roofing, siding, Eight runs in the last four in Shemsey. DeCiantis’ two-run homer. in the bottom of the seventh to Size Price F.E.T. 1938 INTERNATIONAL % ton ceilings our specialty. Call 643- An equal opportunity employer. iced an 18-4 shelling of Annulli’s Demolay vs. Lepers, 7:45 lead Liggett’s to a 11-10 win pick-up. Good for parts, M3- MANCHESTER - Sandwich nings provided Glen’s with an 8- Manchester added one in the C-78-13 18.50 1.93 1949. shop and ice cream bar. by Center Cc igo at the Nike Hoi Dogs vs. Gesics, 9 over Manchester Savings, last LAUNDRY Man, full-time. 5 victory over Allied last night Fred’s vs. Blue Moon, 7:45 fourth, but Hazardville tied it in E-78-14 19.50 2.22 Grossing $55,000 annually. Only at Fitzgerald. Buzz Keeney and Site. Connie Banas, Clarence night at the West Side. Kelly Cosgrove, 643-5364. East Hartford Convalescent USPLAY ADVERTISING SALES Switzer, Mark Snyder, and Bill Bears vs. PFOT, 9 the fifth with two runs. Wayne F-78-14 20.50 2.37 1970 FORD Van Econoline 300, INSIDEJ-Outside painting. $11,900. Pasek-Rutherford, 289- Mike Mistretta had three hits stroked three hits while Darrel ERAM 7475. Home, 745 Main Street, East WITH 2 Tennis DeGray’s wo-run homer blue, standard shift, good condi Special rates for people over w. Hartford. each for the winners, with Brown paced the winners with Hooey chipped in with two G-78-14 22.50 2.53 S&K ROOFING - New gutters INTERMEDIATE II provided the scores. The tire setting the tion. Asking $1,550 or best offer. Fully insured. Estimates given. Mistretta belting a home run. three hits each. Don Flavell and safeties. H-78-14 24.50 2.75 TILE installed, chim n^s pointed, .MANCHESTER - Newly listed Fani’s 41 - (Bob Pagani 16, BRETON WOODS, N.H. - ’The score remained 8-8 until trend for quality and, Ideal for camper, 649-8021. OfM Call 649-7863. MACHINIST - Part-time.mor- JOURNAL INQUIRER Dave Parker and Eob Plaster Joel Grout led the losers’ offen In a losing effort. Bob Smith •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call slate a specialty. 875-5594, after thriving restaurant on the main sive output. Mike Calahan 8), Gesics 25 Top-seeded Australian Rod Keeney’s two-run blast in the value at a classical G-78-1S 23.50 2.60 5 p.m. nings, The Amerbelle Ctorpora- Salary, Incontivo, oxponaoa. Saloa axporianca collected three safeties apiece and Dave Wetherall had two Auto-Sorvlea DoaaltAIII J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom thoroughfare. Superior (Greg Johnston 10). Laver won by default and ad last inning decided the out H-78-1S 25.50 2.80 professional and business tion, 104 East Main Street, naadod. Caraar opportunity. Call for appolntmoni, for the losers. Plaster legged hits each. low, low price. Accessories 7 We specialize in ceramic tile, decorating, interior and Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry EASTERN Pacers 30 - (Walt Dimble 9, vanced to the quarter-4inals of come. Leading the locals’ hit slate, flagstone and quarry GUTTERS and roofs repaired clientele. Figures available. Ill J ^ Shaw, 872-8388. out an inside-the-park homer exterior, paper hanging. Fully and replaced. Excellent Passardi, 875-3325, between Nelson’s easily defeated Ken Irish 7), Rinky Dinks 25 - the $25,000 Volvo International ting were DeCiantis, Keeney, 1964 CHEVROLET automatic tile. For complete bathroom insured. 649-9658. health sole reason for selling. ------S Four runs in the sixth inning workmanship. Reasonable Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen 8:30 a.m.-S p.m. An equal op Manchester J.C.’s last night, (Joe Cowles 9). Tennis Tournament after Rudy Jamie Gallagher, and Tom transmission. Best offer. Phone remodeling, we’U handle all portunity employer. SILK CITY Prlgnano. powered Silk Cityto a 11-7 vic prices. Free estimates. Ralph cy, 647-1413. 31-11, at the Nike Site. Bill Hernando of Chicago was 647-1564. carpentry, plumbing and tile GRAD students available for Manchester Honda got a big ’The umpires were Ed Buika, tory over Burger King at llling. 4 ply polyester cord painting, 4 years experience, Sunders, 646-1399. 6 Magnotta led the atUck with SENIOR II forced to withdraw because of '78 Series’ work. Eqiert wwknuuuhip MANCHESTER residents - lead and held on to dump Russ Wilson led the offensive REGISTERED NURSES Boy’s 95 - (Jeff Larkin 20, Bill an injury. A1 Dobrutsky, Nick Boccielo fully insured. Free estimates. We need licensed real estate Sportsman’s Tavern, 9-7, at five hits. Jack Coleman had attack with four hits. For the Campers-Traffara and reasonable rates. Help Wanted 35 NIGHTS A EVENINGS - FULL A PART-TIME Peoples 12, John Leber 8), CLEVELAND — Top-seeded and John Kurlick, all from Call our competitors and then people, full or part-time. Join Fitzgerald. Don Coppen, Bob three blows, including a homer, losers, Phil Valintine con C O O P E R Mobile Homos a Call Mandavllla cal us, 649-7(m. Blue Cross • CMS Liability Insurance . for the winners. Vito’s 37 - (Lee Barback 22, Chris Evert of Fort Lauder Windsor. ’The men in blue did a Poly-Mark IV the “Home Team.” Excellent Blass, Tony Morianos and tributed a pair of hits which in Heating-Plumbing 17 NURSE’S Aides, wanted for commission plus bonus for each Major Medical Hospitalization Write Off* Barry Botticello 8). dale, Fla., advanced to the fine job calling the action. 643-9678 George McKay each had three cluded a long double. ' WANTED - Working, single full-time on all shifts. Salmon listing. Call Bill Wolcott. 568- Long Term Disability* Planned Orientation Gimps 67 - (Butch Ahl 10, singles quarter-finals of the Brook Convalescent Home, off base knocks. Merrill Myers INDEPENDENT person; married couple, no B O m Heating and Plumbing 8200. Member of Manchester Paid Pension Plan* Ample Free Parking John McKeon 11, Marty Kearns $25,000 Marie 0. Clark children, pets; to purchase House Street, Glastonbury. homered for the winners and Dave Gunas’ two-run homer Building-Contracting 14 — Prompt, courteous service. and Hartford Board of Paid Life Insurance* No Rotation 10), Highland Park 28 - (Mike Memorial tennis tournament, new, or late model usM mobile Call 643-1496. Apply to Director of Nursing, Tom Vincent rapped one over provided the spark as Gunver’s $ 1 7 0 0 Realtors. Pharmacy Discount Employee Credit Union Long 8, John Harwin 10). routing Kate Latham of Palo home set-up in Bolton, 643-2880. ODD jobs, landscaping, MASON - Plastering, brick 633-5244. Employee Recreation Club the fence for the losers. downed Army & Navy, 8-4, at NEW LONDON-WATERFORD (A household repairs, carpentry. laying, stone laying and con NO JOB too small. Immediate Tuition Reimbursement* Keeney St. Richie Bradshaw Alto, Calif., 6-1, 6-2. Continuing individualized inservice program. SPEED BOWL 1 ^ . 35x10 MOBILE HOME, 2 Call 6494594. crete. New and old. Free es service on service calls. Free Hard-hitting Moriarty also knocked in two runs with a Plus $1.83 F.E.T. bedrooms, assume payments, timates gladly given, E. estim ates gladly given on Vacation - 1 week after 6 months, 2 weeks after 1 year. double for the winners. Buzz M. 88, Watarfoni Exit 77, Com. Tpke. $2,675. Trailer set-up on lot. heating or Numbing. Faucets (pro rata for part timers) Brothers pounded Gorman ' A-78-13 LAWN Mower Service, repair Richardson, 643-0689, 64906(18. Brothers, 20-12, at Fitzgerald. Ames led a 10-hit A & N atteck International Stars Immediate occupancy,,875-8195. and sharpening, pick-up and repalTM or installed. Water JOBS AVAILABLE 12 days sick leave, accumulative to 90. Craig Jordan and Kent Smith with three safeties, one a first- 27 - 7:30 p.m. Add $2.50 WHITEWALLS delivery. Hours Monday NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - worked on. Complete (pro rata for part timers) led the winners’ assault with inning homer. Bow to Stafford Nine and Every Friday NIgM NIMROD Camper, good condi through Thursday, 8 a.m. to Remodeling, repairing, ad B J systems, rec rooms, for Men and Women 9 paid holidays (pro rata for part timers) • Bold Mid tlMk tion. Phone 643-0805. 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 ditions, rec rooms, porches and etc. Call M St M Plumbing & We are starting another training class for Weavers. If *Not available for part-time employees. five bingles each. Jordan p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. roofing. No job too small. Call Heating, 649-2871. homered, his second of the Behind the strong pitching of four blows were produced by • A real punithnwni taker you are interested ih permanent full-time work, In NOTE—Ask us about our "Partnership" nursing for part FELINE • A real mileage giver 24’ CAMPER trailer, very good L & M Equipment, Route 83, 649-31H. season. Tops in defeat. Bob Jim Dunay, the Stafford All- Bob Wilson, Brian Daigle, Jeff condition, sleeps 4, carrcting, Manchester and want to earn while you learn, come timers. In a game that saw only two Shrider, and Steve Everett. THE BEST BIKE RIDERS Vernon, Conn. 872-8311. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Bycholski cracked two blows, Stars bested the Manchester stove, refrigerator, etc. $950 or CARPENTRY - Repairs, cleaned with electric cutters, In and discuss a career In Textiles with ua. scoreless innings by both International League All-Stars, The Oilers led the list of All- front MINIMUM HOURLY RATE $4.26. More with experience including a home run. teams, Roosevelt Mills nipped Now England -Wow York - Now Jorsoy ------ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED best offer, 6494021. CARPEN’TRY — Porches, gar remodeling, additions, roofing. by professionals. McKinney Company paid fringe benefits Including profit PLUS generous shift, charge, weekend & holiday 10-3 last night in Stafford. Poor Star selections with four. ’The ages, additions, repairs, small Call David Patria, South Wind Bros. Sewer. Disposal Com Scruse, 11-10, at llling. Marilyn IMF sharing, good pay, and no,traffic or parking differentials which are additive. For further Information field conditions caused league champs, Ansaldi’s, and SLIDES - SPIUS - THRILLS 1969 BRONZEWOO'd Mobile jobs. Free estimates. Call sor, 644-1796. pany, 643-5306. DUSTY Chmielewski, Doreen Oakman problems. Apply today at please call PERSONNEL Office. Powered by Bob Person, numerous mishaps as the locals the Lawyers had three players ap®*’***"*" Profasslonal Home, extra large bedroom, Stephen Martin, M6-T29&. and Peg Parson each tallied made four errors. ach on the squad. The I.L. Stars air-conditioning, carpeting, aw WES ROBBINS carpentry FRANK W. Papa Plumbing Harry Ooms and Mac Gray, the three hits to lead the winners. TIRE OUTLET ning, shed, etc. Set-up in CHENEY BROTHERS MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL were managed by Ansaldi’s A1 HU Ml lAUOItViLU HP B4P CLEANING Contractor. remodeling specialist. Ad Contractors. Repairing, Angels came from behind to Dunay limited the locals to fHORtsnmt 71 HAYNES ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. Four players produced three four hits while Manchester Chevrette and coached by UHNlINORCU beautiful park in Storrs. Steam extraction carpet ditions, rec rooms, dormers, remodeling specialist, new 31 Cooper Hill street ', edge Savings-Bank, 10-9, at MOTORCVCU RMflK tHlluM f Ra* Excellent retirement home. 203-646-1222 EXT. 481 blows each for the losers. pitching walked 11 batters. ’The Elmer Ostrout. O fE N 7 DAYS A WEEK cleaning at rotary brush prices. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, work, water pumps. Free es Manchester, Conn. Call 1-429-1318 or 1-429-6508. Free estimates, 643-2061. 649-3446. timates. 872-6491. V N A13dVS OdDI W I rod PAGE TWENTY-TWO— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 26 1973 H«/p W » n M 35 " Help - - W -- u if d ------*— ----- 35 Artlein tor Solo 48 B u $ln eaa P ro p e rty CAM'T VOU KEEP AN EVE ON Apartmanta For Rent 83 Houaea For Sale MA NCHESTER EVENING HERAID. Com,., Thm,:. Jo,; HOUSEKEEPING arid or child A w y OTHER Out et Town- Sale 72 Houaea For Sale 26, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY.-’THREE . ROD MAN needed for part- DARK RICH, clean loam 5 THEM TOR FIVE MINUTES ? For Rant 88 n Out otTown-For Sale 78 Out ot Town-For Sale sitting. Sit for. 6-year-old and TIME <3?UMBUH 78 ______------also to help with housekeeping 2 time work on survey crew. yar^, $23.50 p lu X . & 95 WEST Middle Tpke. - 4W Manchester OPEN House, Suilday. Lovely Must be over 18. Call 643-^20. ROUTE 6, Andover, 3V4 acres East Hartford • Mt.c - afternoons a week. Must have YfOULOMT LIFT room Duplex, beat, hot water, ROCKVILLE - Rockland commercially zoned land. 7-room Cape, 227 Green Rd., BOLTON — 9room exrautive D R . LAWH£NCE,E. LAMB own transportation. Must have A RKIGER TO electric stove and refrigerator, Terrace large and beautiful one Four-unit income property Manchester. 1-5 p.m. Clversized NEWUSTINQ ^ntemporary, prestige area, 2 best of references. Please call MAKE HI6 CKU’age. Available August 1st. and two-bedroom apartments, Many possibilities. Haves garage, parklike grounds. fieldstone fireplaces, 2(4 baths ' CaHl49-2885. 3 BEDROOMS rec room with service kitchen, 646-2000, 9 a.m.-l p.m. SCREENED loam, gravel, KIDS BEHAVE heat and hot water, all Agency, 6466131. In this beautifully landscaped Carrier Realty, 2392260, 229 processed gravel, sarid, stone, appliances ipciuding dis 9133. ' .We have just Usted an im total privacy of mature laurel Medicine doesn’t PART-TIME and fill. George H. Griffing, An NEWER four-room apartment, hwasher, disposal, carpeting, home, dining room, kitchen, maculate one-owner Ranch and hemlock. Must be seen, EXPERIENCED carpenters EAST Center Street - Office fireplaced living room, also needed. Call Delta Builoers and dover, 742-7886. heat, hot water, appliances, ful pool and your own private building, originally set up for PRIME Neighborhood — 12 style home in excellent $^9(^^man-Chorches, 649 Developers, days, 644-2427, ly carpeted. Convenient loca- terrace in a country setting. dental office. Waiting room, garage. Convenient location. year old brick front, Ansaldi nei^iborhood, central air con- cause tremors MAINTENANCE TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for No pets, $185 monthly, 649- From $165. 872-9732, 5296586. Asking $31,500. built 7-room Garrison Colonial. evenings, 646-7435. 9258. two operating rooms, spare ditioning throughout, covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 room, three Tabs, half bath, Fireplaced Uving room, formal ’TOLLAND — 9room Ranch, beautiful rec room with built- 1(4 baths, three bedrooms, RESPONSIBLE babysitter. cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- ROCKVILLE — Modem 9room parking, plus three-room apart dining room, kitchen, 1^ tUed in bar,, eat-in kitchen, 3 WORKER 6587. north ST. - Nifty waU-to- apartment, fully carpeted, LUPACCHIMO A8EMCY baths, first-floor cherry pan fireplace, wall-to-wall Our home. West Middle Tpke., C »73 It ment on second floor $5d,IXI0 bedrooms, vanity bath, By Lawence E. Lamb, M.D. what it's doing to my rifle I wall carpet, spacious 5 room, large rooms, includes heat and eled fireplaced family room, 3 carpeting, built-in dishwasher, scores.) near Allied. One child, part- Our South Windsor office Philbrick Agency, Realtors, extras. A terrific buy in the Dear Dr. Lamb — 1 am 75 time August, possibility of after 16x24’ Above ground swimming appliances, basement, washer hot water, disposall^ dis 6494200.. bedrooms, full attic, screened disposal, range with hood. One- school in fall. References, 646- has an immediate opening pool. $600. For more informa .SHUT UP! and dryer. $195. 95-39. hwasher, stove and porch, patio, 2 ^ car garage. low 30s. Please hurry! car garage. Priced for quick years of age and retired a If you can give me any for a part-time -E x c e p t inhen Homefinders, Fee $20.549-6980. refrigerator, parking, storage Large private treed corner sale, $32,900. T. J. Crockett, year ago. help, I would surely appre 1831, tion, call 644-8084. ciate it. maintenance worker. COMPANV COME6’ launm facilities. Nice quiet location. Walk to Martin Tolland office, 875-6279. My weight varies between Lsiddown AIR-CONDITIONED, 2 T E ^ ^ F o? ^ . “Sfr ?oloE o f d ~™t SENTRY^ LEGAL Secretary — Hours: 7 a.m. - 12 noon, THREE 5-lb. White Stag THEN DOES h e area. $160 per month. 6495635, School. November occupancy. Real Estate Services 289-4381 135 and 140; am 5-foot, 6-inch Dear Reader - Your tremor Experience preferred. Local of sleeping bags, $15 each. Call bedrooms, appliances, first 643-9508. with tw U ar g S g M irstS lw r $54,500. Principals only, 649 BOLTON — Take your choice! es in height. Don’t drink or IS not caused by your medi Monday-Friday. OO INTO HIS TOP- floor, yard, parking, laundry family room, 4 bedrooms. 2257. ’Two acres or 9 acres can go fice, five-day week. Phone 643- 649-0131. Houaea For Sale 72 smoke. cine. As your doctor has told 2181. SERGEANT ACT ! facilities. $170. 96-33, ANDOVER—Five-room apart Exterior is aluminum siding with this clean Ranch with love •«l?EC|s you, this commonly occurs in Homefinders, Fee $20.549-6980. ment, stove, refrigerator, no and brick, priced in the mid MOR’TGAGE Helper — Comes ANDOVER—Historical Daniel ly Florida room. ,Five minutes For some years I weighed Duties include general GARAGE SALE - July 24-30. MANCHESTER — 8-room 150 and suffered high blood individuals as they get older. 369 Birch Mountain iRd., 649- pets. Security deposit. $200.649 50’s. Zinsser Agency, 6491511. with this Contemporary Ranch. White Inn, 200-year old from all city conveniences. Call Some people have more trou PART-TIME, 15-30 hours week janitor work and han Jinnerrc m u m h is Colonial with 2-car garage, pressure. Now this appears to ly, $2.50 - $3.50, maintenance 6272. Canoe, furniture, mat 2V4 ROOM efficiency, all 1408, 74241()0. Owner’s side has 7 rooms, 1V4 Colonial, currently being used Ray Negro, at Belfiore Agenev. TUs is • test pattern to ble with this than others. Of dyman projects. allshtowh^pa. first-floor family room, 4 as investment property. 647-1413, for details. be under control, although my work. Work is after 12 mid tress, washer (like new). utilities included, carpetM, air- bedrooms, 2V4 baths, and much MANCHESTER - 2-family, baths, formal dining room, determine ’The Herald’s print ten it is associated with ather MLUAMe' l»W i conditioning, private patio, centrally located, zoned for of sunken Uving room, den or 4th Commercially zoned. (^11 for doctor has me taking a pill osclerosis, or fatty blockage night, ideal for man presently Health insurance and paid ''vvwvyv\ vyv MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1973 — VOL. XCII, No. 2S2 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS In Tolland Woods Area .Volunteers Search For Missing Child BARBARA RICHMOND also arrived on the scene this hair and blue eyes. When last (Herald Reporter) morning to aid in the search, seen she was wearing blue More than 300 volunteers, Janice is described as being shorts, a blue and white striped headed by State Police from the about four feet tall, weighing jersey and sneakers, police Stafford troop, continued com about 65 pounds and with blonde said. bing woods in Tolland at noon today for seven-year-old Janice Rix K. Pockett who has been mis sing from her home since Watergate Hearing DISCOUNT yesterday afternoon. Janice, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pockett of \ t e » CENTERS Anthony Rd., Tolland, reported S#w'ii4«1 ly told her parents she was Committee Told / going into the woods near her home to search for a butterfly. Her bicycle was later found on w Of Spying On the side of the road and a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting searching party was set up to 'I comb the woods in search of the girl. Janice K. Pockell Sen. Muskie FRIDAY, The search continued late into the night and was resumed Patrol, the Coast Guard and WASHINGTON (AP) — John D. Ehrlichman said today Getting Ready To Move Out at dawn today. The State Police Explorer Scouts. The Mutual he was told that a Nixon campaign spy worked as the per Communications Center has are being assisted by volunteers sonal driver for Sen. Edmund S. Muskie last year. m s/ asked that food be provided for , JULY 2 7 ,10:AM Spec. 5 Dan Epstein,. * , of Manchester and Spec. 5 Paul Summer Encampment at C!amp A.P. Hill in Virginia. from fire departments from as 350 workers and the Nathan He said he was told the spy became a personal friend of Elmore of Bolton check a map as units of the local Connec (Herald photo by Ofiara) far away as Colchester. Also (SALE PRICES Hale Chapter of the American the Maine Democrat during the presidential campaign, VALUABLE You’ll love ticut National Guard prepared to leave this morning for aiding in the search are EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 4) members of the Civil Air Red Cross is standing by to and once had dinner at Muskie’s home. f x m the grout new offer aid. The wooded area on The spy, not named, carried PRIZES Rhodes Rd. where the search is Muskie's mail and « -m — “■ - being conducted is said to be an photographed it for the Nixon mittee’s staff earlier this year, HELIUM AWARDEO EVERY area of low bushes and trees campaign, the former aide to and turned it down. Area Guardsmen Wood Resigns\ and marshlands. Scuba divers President Nixon said. Ehrlichman said Thursday Ehrlichman, testifying for that the White House HALF HOUR RIX...Nevv England's fastest growing health, BALLOONS m s/ the fourth straight day before "plumbers” unit operated in at beauty-aid and home-wares discount centers. the Senate Watergate com least one area so .sensitive it will BE GIVEN BY ALL DAY State Post Blue Angels’ mittee, said he was told the must remain secret. Invoking More than 80 locations bring thrifty shoppers Leave For Camp Jets Crash; story by a lawyer, Paul O’Brien, executive privilege for the first OUR OWN YOUR PHOTO HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut Transportation Com who heard it from former cam- time in the committee’s A GRAND DRAWING EVERY HALF HOUR famous for quality brand-names at the lowest paign deputy Jeb Stuart hearings, he said national missioner A. Earl Wood today submitted his resignation Three Die PRIZES \W0RTH UP TO $20.00 SUE KLEMENS transportation; and reducing larger trucks and 81 motor Magruder. security would be endangered if IN FULL COLOR possible prices. “for personal reasons” to Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, effec RIXXY THE (Herald Reporter) the use of fuel on the base. vehicles will be left behind LAKEHURST, N.J. (AP) - ‘‘Bear in mind this is hearsay censored portions of a White TAKDI BY It’s back to Army chow and 5 Also, the brigade will be able through this fuel-conservation tive Aug. 1. Three airmen were killed and a twice removed,” Ehrlichman House memo were disclosed. said. “This is Magruder, telling CLOWN RIGHT RESERVED a.m. revielle for 200 to use the machinery at Camp effort. After meeting with the commissoner, Meskill praised fourth hospitalized when two BERKEY PHOTO Manchester and Rockville area Hill, which will eliminate the However, other vehicles such O’Brien, telling me.” TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Wood’s years of public service. F4J Phantom jets of the Navy’s National Guardsmen who left need for transporting cumber as jeeps, three-quarter ton Blue Angels precision flying Ehrlichman said he heard the ON GRAND OPDIING OAYI Meskill said he was confident professional engineer who lives today for a two-week summer some equipment. trucks and 2.5 ton trucks still team crashed a short distance story from O’Brien last April 5. in Wethersfield. He said at the time he was con Skylab 2 No obligation... You don't have training program at Camp A.P. Jeeps will he carried onto must make the trip, the Transportation Department from here. 4liU in Bowling Green, Va. Col. Richard LugU will com would continue to fuacUon YIeU' ducting an inquiry for the Presi- to buy a thing. You get a color The crash Thursday Ignited A motor convoy of over 90 mand the ufljf, MaJ. Joseph under Deputy Commissioner numerous brush fires in a dent into what actually Liftoff print and the negative. vehicles is transporting Superhighway Taricani will serve as Executive James F. Shugnie. Appeals Court wooded area a short distance happened in the Watergate members of 1st Battalion, 169th officer and Capt. Angelo Wood, 67, a career Transpor from the Lakehurst Naval Air wiretapping. Tomorrow Infantry on the 535-mile trek to Deflation Fiorentino will be the company tation Department employe, Stays Station. It had been revealed in the camp. commander. came out of retirement in War Ruling The accident was witnessed previous testimony from cam CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) More than 600 Connecticut WATERBURY (AP) - Ser The job of the Manchester February, 1971, to become com by 200 Navy League members paign aide Herbert L. Porter — Anxious to get started, Guardsmen are assigned to this vice stations in the vicinity of and Rockville Guardsmen will missioner under Meskill. and their wives attending a par that Muskie’s mail was Skylab 2’s astronauts had a NEW YORK (AP) - The U.S. photographed and sent to * i n » m s battalion. the Meadow Street ramp of I-fW be to support the battalion in A native of Irvington-On-The- Court of Appeals today issued a ty at the station in honor of the physical examination today and ^ 7 Steps are being taken by the did a land-office business in tire logistic, medical and ad- Blue Angels. Magruder. But Ehrlichman's made final preparations for Hudson, N.Y., he joined the stay to prevent execution of a Connecticut Army National repairs Thursday after three minstrative training former Highway Department in The team flew up from Pen account was the first Indication their launching Saturday on a lower court injunction that of how deeply the Nixon agent Guard to conserve fuel during barrels of glass and metal operations. Field instruction 1928 and rose to become deputy would have halted United sacola, Fla., for a performance record 59-day space voyage. the training program. debris was spilled from a and defense readiness commissioner under Gov. at a Saturday air show at the had penetrated the Muskie States bombing of Cambodia by campaign. Alan L. Bean, Dr. Owen K. The majority of the brigade passing truck. procedures will shape much of John Davis Lodge from 1951- 4 p.m. this afternoon. Naval Station, site of the 1937 Garriott and Jack R. Lousma will be traveling by commer State police said more than 20 the two-week schedule. 1955. He retired in 1968. crash of the German dirigible Ehrlichman said he was told • REGULAR The three-judge panel, hastily the spy was a cab driver discussed the flight plan with cial buses on Sunday, with an flat tires were reported by Two Army National Guard During his career. Wood was Hindenburg. assembled over the past 24 recruit^ by a friend of Ken space agency officials, but overnight stop at Fort Dix, N. J. motocists who encountered the recruiters were on hand in involved in designing various Killed were the pilots. Navy • HARD TO hours, granted the stay Reitz, who was youth director generally they planned to relax The plans to conserve gas refuse on the roadway before a Manchester and Rockville for highway design projects in Lt. Cmdr. Skip Umstead, 30, of HOLD requested by government at for the Nixon capaign. Reitz in their crew quarters five oline, which were formulated highway department crew was the purpose of securing ad cluding the Merritt Parkway. Detroit; Marine Capt. Mike torneys pending an appeal set resigned from a post at the miles from the launch pad. • UNSCENTED last November, will include at summoned to clean up the ditional enlistments into the Shugnie, who will be acting Murphy, 29, of San Antonio, for Aug. 13, two days before the Republican National Com They’ll retire early tonight and taching trailers to trucks; mess. The eastbound lane of I- Guard. commissioner until a perma Tex., and Navy Petty Officer 1C bombing out-off date set by mittee earlier this year when awaken at 2 a.m. EDT for a restricting the number and use 84 was closed for nearly an Next year's training period nent successor is nam ^, has Ronald Thomas, 30, of Ponca Congress] the Watergate case blew up, final physical exam. Then of private vehicles; making hour, causing a minor traffic will be at Fort Drum in upstate City, Okla. Injured was Navy been a department employe for Burt Neuborne, assistant denying printed allegations that they’ll suit up for the orbital BOTTLE OF 100 JOHNSON 3-BOX PACK arrangments for public jam, troopers said. New York. POT.C. Gerald Harvey, 37, of 31 years. He is a registered legal director for the American he had run a "kiddie spy corps” trip, which is to start at 7:11 ASSORTED RIX RIX RIX TOILET BOWL BABY LISTERINE Civil Liberties Union, said he Sweeney, Tex. am . FAMOUS AQUA NET Before Thursday's crash, for the President’s re-election CANDY BARS ASPIRINS would fly immediately to The countdown continued on ALCOHOL CLEANSER SHAMPOO ANTISEPTIC CRACKER JACK seven members of the Angels effort. HAIR SPRAY Washington to ask the Supreme schedule, with crews getting had been killed since 1954. Ehrlichman said the Senate Court to vacate the stay. committee should have little ready to pump tons of fuel into C iC iC trouble finding the identity of the Saturn IB rocket tonight Plan Recommends More the spy, because the man was and early Saturday. No Community College Funds Allende Aide offered a job on the com problems were reported. THE 100 EA. SIZE THE 69C SIZE BOTTLE. THE 39(, 16 OZ PLASTIC TH E 890 EACH 9QZ. Manchester Memorial THE $221116 OZ. BOTTLE THE $1.39,14 O J BOTTLE THE 390 EACH THE 990 EA. 13 021 CAN, By GARY LUHR facilities have threatened the modern technology. colleges and state technical Assassinated Mounds, Almond Joy, LIMIT 2 BOTTLE LIMIT 2 CHSPB\ISER accreditation of at least two LIMIT 1 U M iri 3-BOX PACKAGE Associated Press Writer The plan also calls for the colleges shouldnot exceed $100, HersHcy Bars, Reese Peanut LIMIT 3 Hospital Donor^s Club HARTFORD (AP) - More such schools—HartfordT and commission to issue the plan recommends. SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — President Salvador Allende’s Butler Cups. M&M ploin Asnuntuck commtmity colleges.' money for community colleges regulations for having non- The plan calls for retaining chief military aide, navy Capt. Arturo Araya Peters, was The plan also calls for expan The Manchester Memorial Dorothy Novak, all in memory and a two-year moratorium on traditional undergraduate the present governing structure assassinated this morning, police reported. new institutions were among ding curricula at the two-year degree programs accredited. for higher education. The setup Hospital Appreciation Fund of Harvey R. King. The police said Araya, 45, was shot at his home by a recommendations of the colleges to include more The plan recommends that includes separate boards of drive total now stands at $38,- Anyone wishing to make a Connecticut Commission for technical training. the state reverse the present trustees for UConn, the four group of men who had not been identified so far. 250.50 as a result of gifts donation toward the purchase Other recommendations “ downward trend” in per- received yesterday from local of a new blood chemistry l^igher Education today as it state colleges, the four The captain was chief of the along the same lines included; student appropriations through organizations and individuals. analyzer may send their con Unveiled half of its preliminary technical colleges and the 12 presidential military —Initiating additional annual increments to a per- The Master Donor’s Club has a tribution to the hospital at 71 five-year master plan. community colleges plus the household. The plan also calls for ad graduate programs at UConn student level of $2,327 by 1978. commission, which serves as a membership of 200. Haynes St., in care of Burt Dit- ditional graduate courses at branches, particularly at the This assumes a 4 per cent an coordinating and planning agen Araya was shot about 1 a.m. New members of the Master tus, development director. University of Connecticut Stamford branch. nual increase in the Consumer cy. and died an hour later at a Donor’s Club who have donated (UConn) branch campuses, a —Allowing state colleges to Price Index and would repre The plan recommends, military hospital. $150 or more are: greater emphasis on non- provide undergraduate sent 7.1 per cent of the an however, that a new board of The Savings Bank of professional training as well as ticipated total state budget for trustees be established for the A local radio station, Radio Manchester, The Marlow Fami 0 traditional learning methods Considerable cloudiness, and an over-all increase in per- teacher training and liberal 1978. L ast year, net ap technical colleges. Presently, Balmaceda, gave this account ly, Mr. and Mrs. James A. arts. propriations for higher educa the state Board of Education warm and humid with showers of the killing; Melley Sr.; Manchester Board student expenditures through and possible thunderstorms 50,® dP (Q ) 1978. —Authorizing ^tate colleges tion accounted for 6.7 per cent serves as trustee for the of Realtors Inc.; Mr. and Mrs. likely early tonight, low About 10 men in two cars Ted Trudon, The Ellis-Kaplan Additional recommendations in cooperation with UConn to of all state spending. technical schools. temperatures 65-70. Mostly sun drove up to Araya's home short Foundation, Alton B. Cowles, will be discussed Aug. 14 and provide courses leading to a The figure is closer to 10 per ny and quite warm Saturday ly after midnight. The captain, Manchester Postal Employees - the entire preliminary draft doctorate degree. cent when expenditures for the 40/900 Other Suggestions with highs 85-90. who was dressed for bed, Manchester, Conn., Manchester will be presented to the com At their meeting Wednesday, cominission and UConn health Additional recommendations Precipitation probability is 70 thought he heard shots, took a Radiologists Inc. mission in September. members of the UConn Board center are included plus tuition include: per cent early tonight, 50 per submachine gun and went out New supporting donors are: Following a series of public of Trustees objected to the first payments, which are dianneled —Having an alumni trustee cent tonight and 20 per cent into the garden to investigate. Lisette and Michelle Musiol, ONE CAN FREE! meetings, the final plan will be and last of these recommen through the general fund. 3€tOOO on the boards that govern the Saturday. Mary F. Ryan, Miss Marjorie submitted for approval by the dations. J^ey said the Carnegie He apparently saw nothing PACK OF 25 COLGATE RIGHT GUARD New Student Aid state, community and technical Winds will be southwesterly Marte, H. A. Poirier. Mr. and ASSORTED STEEL INSULATED PROCTOR SILEX SANKO DIGITAL commission and passed on to Commission on Higher Educa suspicious, went back into the The plan calls for a totally colleges. at 10 to 20 miles per hour with house, and went out on a Mrs. Allan W. Clark, Mrs. ALKA SELTZA TOOTHPASTE DEODORANT FLAIR PENS STEAK KNIVES the 1974 General Assembly. tion was against new graduate TUMBLERS PERCOLATOR CLOCK programs and noted that UConn new student aid program that —Adding a representative of higher gusts early tonight, second-floor balcony to get a Walter B. Quinn. Joseph H. 20/000 Guiding Policy was the only institution current would assure access to higher the Connecticut Association of becoming west to southwest at better view. When he came out, Christoph, Mr. and Mrs. J. $ : If accepted by the legislature ly permitted to grant doctorate education for anyone who wants Private Schools to the commis 10 to 15 m.p.h. later tonight and the assassins opened fire. Jackson Green, Mr. and Mrs. sion. „ and Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, it degrees. it. The program would be Saturday. Raymond Della Fera, Donna will become the guiding policy designed so that grants i —Having appropriate com Sunday’s outlook — partly Police and navy intelligence and Sharon Della Fera. Mr. and 1 0 X 1 0 0 Pilot Projects agents opened a large-scale statement for future decisions The plan recommends that wouldn’t end abruptly once a mittees develop guidelines for cloudy, a chance of showers and Mrs. Roland R. Demarco, in pertaining to higher education. family exceeded a certain in accrediting programs offered not as warm. search for the killers. memory of Charles E. Ubert. the commission be authorized Allende was among the first The plan will be updated and given funds to contract with come level. by the state's proprietary Also, Mrs. Dorothy 3!T periodically. Once an adequate aid schools. High Low visitors to arrive at the hospital THE 790 PACKAGE C v any post-secondary institution Camilluci. Mr, and Mrs. Rafael |THE 890, 5 OL T U B E r v '•THE $109, 4 O i CANS.S THE 490 EACH << SERRATE) EDGE THE n OZ SIZE THE$W.9&aECTHH;^j •THE $1295 BEAURRILY One of the key recommen program is develops, tuition at —Having the commission and Boston 75 70 after his aide was shot. He was for pilot projects using non- Chicago 84 70 Adames. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. UM IT1 LIMIT 1 LIMIT 1 PACK ROSEWOOD HANDLES dations released today was that UConn and the state colleges the four governing boards told of the attack as he was ASSTD. COLOR PENS STDCK-UP, SAVE PERC LIMIT 1 STYLED EECTRC CLOCK traditionai instruction methods. Denver . 84 58 King. Mrs. Emma G. King. Mr. the state should provide im should be set to equal ap provide the governor with a driving home from a party at and Mrs. Harvey T. King, Mrs. In many cases such instruc Fairbanks 72 53 the Cuban Embassy celebrating mediate money for the com tion involves the use of cable proximately one-third of per- description of the kind of person Barry Obedzinski, and Mrs. munity colleges to acquire per student instructional costs needed to fill vacancies on each Los Angeles 89 65 the 20th anniversary of the start television, video cassettes, Washington 89 76 of the Castro revolution. manent facilities. Inadequate computers and other forms of while tuition at the community board. « *