PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cdnn., Tues., Aug, 13, 1974 Obituaries Police Report manri|patpr lEumtng Hpralh Mrs. Wilfred W. Binkerd Dairy Jacobs MANCHESTER Their attempts to get in driven by Philip Chamberland, TOLLAND — Funeral Mrs. Miriam Hooks Binkerd, Steven Fothergill of 44 Fair- alarmed people in the area who 24, of Hartford at Foster and E. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 268 53, of Plantsvjlle, formerly of arrangements for Dairy view St. told police he was called police. Patrolman Center Sts. Court is Aug. 26. Manchester A City of Village Charm t h ir t y -t w o p a g e s — t w o se c t io n s Jacobs, 40, of Hurlburt Rd., PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Manchester, died Monday morn beaten by two youths on Adams Richard Dion and Sgt. .Brian who died Sunday at Hartford ing at the Meriden Memorial St. Monday at 6:55 p.m. Police Rooney investigated. They saw Other police action included: Hospital after a short illness. Hospital from a gunshot wound, are seeking warrants for the the plant on the floor inside the • A prowler was reported at She was the wife of Wilfred W. are incomplete. arrest of the two. car and asked who owned It. 56 School St. just past midnight Binkerd. Mr. Jacobs was bom in Farro- Police gave this account: Knowlton said it was his. today. He fled when police She was born March 1, 1921, mont, N.C., and had lived in Police were called to 358 He was released on his arrived. He has short hair. New Britain before coming to Adams St. to investigate the written promise to appear in • A prowler was reported at New Battles Erupt on Cyprus in Manchester, the daughter of the late Thomas and Martha Tolland In 1969. He had been report of a fight. A large group Circuit Court 12 on Aug. 26. 9:30 p.m. Monday in the wooods McRoberts Hooks, and lived in employed by the Standard of citizens and Fothergill met near Oakland and Gleason Sts. Structural Co. of Newington Richard Miner, 36, of 81 Wells United Press International the Southington area for the police there. They told police a No one was* seen. There were heavy air strikes against planes from Britain, Singapore and other and was a member of the St. was arrested Monday at 9:55 Turkey launched massive air, tank and positions. National guardsmen replied past 27 years. large group of youths were • Two boys aged 10 and 11 Greek Cypriot positions in the capital of bases. Britain also has about 1,500 men Ironworkers Local 15. p.m. and charged with naval strikes against Greek Cypriot with barrages of antiaircraft and artillery She was a nurse with the U.S. throwing numerous items at were referred to juvenile Nicosia which sent thousands of refugees with the U.N. peace keeping forces. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. operating under the influence of positions on Cyprus today in an apparent fire and Nicosia was darkened by columns Air Force during World War II. passing cars including authorities Monday after they streaming out of the city toward the south Victories Claimed of black smoke. Aulithia Clark Jacobs; his liquor and following too closely. attempt to partition the island by force of In recent years, she was Fothergill’s. shot a BB gun at cars on Tudor and drove U.N. peace keeping forces from The Turkish Cypriot radio poured out Once again families scrambled from associated with her husband in mother, Mrs. Olar Strickland Fothergill stopped his car The charges came after the car Lane. arms. The attacks brought Greece and three outposts west of the capital. At least Jacobs of Lumberton, N.C.; he was driving struck the car Turkey close to war again and threatened one victory claim after another. It said the their houses, carrying suitcases, boxes the operation of Bink’s Depart nearby in a vacant parking lot. a dozen U.N. troops were wounded. Turkish forces were advancing rapidly, and small children. Those with cars piled ment Store in Southington. and five brothers and six He was confronted by two of the to collapse the southern flank of NATO. sisters, all of North Carolina. Greece announced it was withdrawing “demolishing all obstacles. A great many them with household goods and, sped She was a graduate of St. youths. They approached him Ford Following Developments enemy tanks and artillery units have been toward the safer Greekheld areas on the Vincent’s School of Nursing in The White-Gibson-Small shouting obscenities and About Town its armed forces from NATO for its failure Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., to prevent what it called a Turkish Pearl President Ford and Secretary of State wiped out. The number of prisoners of war south coast. Bridgeport, and a member of threatening to kill him. ; Henry A. Kissinger were reported taken are increasing.” The flight began with warning cries, Rockville, is in charge of the The Marine Ckirps League Harbor, and there were unofficial reports the Connecticut Nurses One youth swung a leather UConn Faces following developments closely. Kissinger “The Turkish air force is continuing to “The Turks are coming!” arrangements. will elect officers at its meeting in Athens the Greek armed forces had Association. belt with large buckle on it. had intervened repeatedly wiUi a barrage hit military targets with all its power,” The Cyprus crisis tore a gaping hole in Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the been placed on a full war footing along its Other survivors are two sons, The other broke a broom handle Shortage of telephone calls to the Greek, Turkish one broadcast said. “Turkish tanks are the military defenses of the western John Binkerd of Plantsville and over FothergiU’s back at which Marine Home on Parker St. frontier with Turkey. The Geneva peace talks among Britain, and British Foreign Ministers but was un progressing in ail directions. The Greek alliance and put a question mark over the Roger Binkerd of Shelburne, point he ran for protection, the Of Rooms able to stave off the collapse of the talks. Cypriot national guard is being surrounded future of American base facilities in Vt.; a daughter, Miss Jane two youths chasing him. Turkey and Greece collapsed early today Slate, Solons STORRS (UPI) - The record The Social Club of Franklin and Britain called for an emergency Turkey had invaded the eastern by the Turks in larger and larger numbers. Greece and the British sovereign bases on Binkerd of Plantsville; three Mediterranean island on July 20 in a move Greek Cypriots are fleeing from Nicosia the island, UPI diplomatic correspondent Frank J. Knowlton, 17, of size of this year’s freshman Park East and West, and Grove meeting in New York of the United sisters, Mrs. Lillie Poots of Suggest class at the University of that almost brought war with Greece. and other cities.” K.C. Thaler reported from London. East Hartford was arrested St. included, Rockville, will Nations Security Council. Cheyenne, Wyo., Mrs. Meta Connecticut will require some meet Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at It said it did so to protect the ap The Greek Cypriot radio reported the NATO Members Rogers of Milford, and Mrs. Nominees Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the K- Cease Fire Requested proximately 125,000 Turkish Cypriots from national guard had shot down two of the Mart Plaza parking lot and students to live three-to-a-room the Community Hall in The council, in a 3:30 a.m. EDT session, Greece and Turkey are both members of Ena Prentice of Manchester, in dormitories. the more than 500,000 Greek Cypriots American-made F4 Turkish Phantoms WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en . charged with cultivation of Franklin. Refreshments will be took 10 minutes to adopt unanimously a NATO and have been guarding the sen and two grandchildren. ^ The university has admitted served. following the Greek-led Cypriot National which struck Nicosia today, blasting the Lowell P. Weicker Jr. and Rep. marijuana. resolution calling for a cease-fire on sitive southern flank of the alliance close Funeral services w'ill be more than 2,500 first-year Guard coup which overthrew President airport held by U.N. troops and hitting a Robert H. Steele have each sub Police listed these events: Cyprus. to the borders of the Soviet Union. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Zion students for the fall semester. Archbishop Makarios on July 15 — which mental hospital and Greek-run in mitted three names to Presi Knowlton was with two other 'The call had no apparent effect. Greece has now quit her military com Lutheran Church in dent Ford for consideration as The class is almost equal A MODERN also brought on the fall of the Greek^ stallations around Nicosia. mitment under the alliance. Turkey and Southington. Burial will be in youths in a car. They parked at Dispatches from Nicosia and monitorings his vice president. numbers of men and women. military dictatorship. ^ Greece are fighting each other, and the Oak Hill Cemetery, the plaza and the driver locked of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot radios Steele, who is running for University officials said PHARMACY Britain, the colonial ruler of Cyprus Nicosia BomlictI Western allies including the United States Southington. ‘‘Fish Fry For Charity” Only A Quarter the car with the keys inside. there told of massive Turkish tank thrusts governor of Connecticut on the a room shortage at the un before its independence in 1960, ordered UPI Correspondent Felix Viaxis have lost much of their credibility in both Friends may call at the Della Knowlton had brought along a an eastward from Nicosia toward the port of Republican ticket, suggested iversity about 5 years ago the evacuation of 14,000 British nationals reported from Nicosia that the Turkish Ankara and Athens. Vecchia Funeral Home, 211 Frank Tornaquindici of Frank’s Supermarket, at right, chats with Jeff Keith of the 12-inch high marijuana plant Famagusta and westward toward the port former New York Gov. Nelson forced some students to triple from Cyprus and flew in reinforcements planes swept over Nicosia at dawn drop The sole winner is so far the Soviet Main St., Southington, from 7 to which he hoped to plant later, of Lefka — drives that would seal off Rockefeller, former Attorney Manchester Jaycees about the menu to be served at the “Fish Fry for Charity” to be held up then. This year, about 1,200 for its 10,000-man garrison on^ fleet of 23 ping bombs and strafing Greek Cypriot Union which, without lifting a rifle now 9 p.m. he told police. northern Cyprus. General Elliott L. Richardson Wednesday. The event, sponsored jointly by Frank’s and the Jaycees, will be held from students will be living in threes. sees NATO’s southern flank weakened 4:30 to 7 p.m. in the parking lot of Frank’s Supermarket, 725 E. Middle Tpke. Menu will in When the youths returned to and Republican National Chair the car, they found it locked. About 400 extra beds are beyond expectations, Thaler said. man George Bush. clude a fish ’n chips dinner, coke, ice cream and cake, all for only a quarter. Proceeds of needed to accomodate the J a m s s Turkish Foreign Minister Turan Gunes Weicker has suggested three the sale will go toward paying off the balance on the Manchester Memorial Hospital’s excess this year, meaning a F. told a news conference in Geneva today Mra, Lillian Aningcr Senate colleagues, Edward Fetal Heart Monitor and to defray expenses in refurbishing the hospital reception area. third bed will be placed in each D’A m ato President Ford/P^ First Turkey broke off the peace talks because Mrs. Lillian Fradd Aninger, Brooke of Massachusetts, Dick Cosgrove and Keith are Jaycees cochairmen. (Herald photo by Dunn) room of the new high-rise dor BS/R.PII. of “delaying tactics and maneuvers by 73, of 98 Park St. died early this Robert Stafford of Vermont and Boy Hurt in Fall mitories at the state’s largest Greece.” morning at a Manchester con Dewey Bartlett of Oklahoma. At Road Washout campus. Request Refused valescent home. She was the Rep. Stewart McKinney, 4th Students transferring from Watches Military Operations He had refused a request by British widow of Frank T. Aninger. District Republican, has sub Drew T. Brown, 13, of 543 other schools or returning from International Crisis Test Foreign Minister James Callaghan for a Woodbridge St. fell Monday at Born in Barre, Vt., Mrs. mitted three names but will not Local Reaction leaves of absence will have to 48-hour cooling off-period. disclose them. Instead of 7:48 p.m. into the deep pit on live off campus, the ad What is probably the earliest Lt. Gen. Nurettin Ersin, commander island. Turkey launched an air, sea WASHINGTON (UPI) - President “Af you know," said terHorst, , America’s problems and shaping its In Athens, Premier Constantine Aninger lived in Wethersfield record of the medical use of for 31 years before coming to names. Rep. Robert Sarasin, Woodbridge St. washed out ministration said. of the Turkish forces on Cyprus, peers and ground operation today following Ford, facing the first major international “Secretary Kissinger has been attempting future.” Karamanlis held emergency meetings (Continued from Page One) recently by rain. The newest dormitories hold opium dates to the sixteenth problem of his administration, discussed Manchester a year-and-a-half 5th District Republican, is sub Michael Dworkin, owner of the Liggett- through field glasses today while a break-down of peace talks in through American and his own diplomatic —Budget Director Roy Ash said Ford’s with his cabinet and military chiefs and Police say he was trying to about 480 students. They were century B.(\,The Ebers with Secretary of State Henry A. contacts in the Cyprus area to prevent a then announced withdrawal of Greek ago. She was employed as a mitting a list of qualifications said Juran, "seems to be most welcome. I Rexall Drug Store and president of the watching Turkish military operations Geneva. (UPI photo) proposal to recreate the Cost of Living walk over the pit on a beam opened three years ago before papyrus, a medical treatise Kissinger today ways of using U.S. breakdown in the negotiations. The armed forces from NATO. Greece still is a supervisor at the former he thinks a vice president agree it’s the number one priority.” Parkade Merchants Association, said, on the embattled Mediterranean Council was not a step toward used to support utility pipes university trustees halted dor compiled at that time, in diplomacy to stop the renewed war on secretary of state and the President con member of the political wing of NATO. Phoenix Fire Insurance Co., should have. John DeQuattro, head of J & D Realty “It’s my feeling he’s got to dismiss reinstituting wage and pripe controls but below it. mitory construction due to structs Egyptian mothers to Cyprus. tinue to watch the Cyprus situation very “What happened this dawn is a stigma Hartford, before her retire Weicker’s nominees repre and a former president of the Manchester Nixon’s economic advisors—they are 18th rather a way of avoiding them. Ash, in He suffered a fractured wrist rising building costs. One dorm use opium to quiet their ’The urgent morning meeting, following closely today.” for the civilized world,” Greek Foreign ment in 1%5 after 38 years with sent a spectrum of political Chamber of Commerce, said, “I feel his Century thinkers on the economy. He’s got testimony to the House Banking Com and faciai lacerations and was project that was cancelied was babies...A century later the Turkish air, ground and sea attacks on On other matters: Minister George Mavros said in a formal the firm. She was a member of thought. Brooke is considered a speech was exactly the type anticipated by to put in people who will help create mittee, repeatedly emphasized that the taken by ambulance to to have provided room for 1,000 subjects of King Greek Cypriot positions soon after the —TerHorst said Ford is determined not statement after returning to Athens from Trinity Episcopal Church, liberal, Stafford a moderate the people. He certainly won’t make any products and who will help businessmen administration was adamantly opposed to Manchester Memorial Hospital students, administrators said. Tutankhamen were takin a Control of Main St. breakdown of peace talks in Geneva, tem to let his choice for vice president leak out Geneva. “There is only one similar prece Wethersfield. and Bartlett a conservative. enemies with it. borrow at lower interest rates—in order to controls of the type he said was a mistake where he was treated and mixture of opium, cor porarily interrupted Ford’s emphasis on before he has made an announcement of dent in modern history — the Japanese at There are no immediate sur “ I was impressed by his recitation on promote those products to the consumer.” to use in the past. released. iander, wormwood, juniper, tackling America’s major domestic his choice, expected this weekend. tack against Pearl Harbor. ..” vivors. Dworkin said he doesn’t believe in con Ford’s decision on a vice president was Children Speak his stand on foreign policy,” said DeQuat and honey as a cure for problem, the inflation-plagued economy. —The executive committee of the Private funeral services are tro, “especially the strength he insists this trols on prices and wages. Voted bv Directors the key immediate domestic problem hangover...But the use of Ford and Kissinger met more than an Republican Governors Association urged Thursday at Rose Hill Funeral For Themselves country must maintain, I would have to “It’s not the answer,” he insisted. “By MCC Orientation opium as a means of es facing him. He was to receive more sealed hour and a “Washington Special Action Ford to consider finding his vice president recommendations from Congress today Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. WASHINGTON (UPI) - agree that the pressures are to stop infla the law of supply and demand, prices will There will be an orientation caping from reality began By SOL R. COHEN 10-year lease arrangement — at $1,161 Group” meeting on the Cyprus situation among governors and ex-governors who with most of the speculation centering on Burial will be in Rose Hill President Ford’s characteristic tion. It is public enemy number one.” come down. Competition must ensue if the at Manchester Community much earlier...Tablets that The on-again, off-again status of Down monthly. was planned for later. The group is an arm “have been on the front lines in battling former New York Gov. Nelson A. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. candor extends to his children marketplace is to flourish.” College tonight from 6:30 to 8 have come down from the town Main St. is on-again — as far as the Of the $100,000 to be loaned from the of the National Security Council, geared to Rockefeller and GOP National Chairman INSIDE There are no calling hours. as well. Follow the Rules for new students with last Sumerians who lived in Town of Manchester is concerned. bank, $30,000 will go for demolishing two operate in emergency situations. George Bush, a former congressman. Memorial contributions may Ford was asked for comment WASHINGTON (UPI) - A names beginning A-L. Babylon as far back as 4000 The Board of Directors voted 6 to 2 buildings on the property and for clearing Reshapes Schedule 1-84 Interchange Others reported to be in the running are TODAY be made to Trinity Episcopal Monday on a statement by the letter arrived at the United For new MCC students whose B.C. refer to the poppy as Tuesday night for town control of the mile- and paving the parking lot. The other $70,- Ford’s press secretary, Jerry terHorst, Sens. Howard Baker, R-Tenn., Barry Church of Wethersfield. President’s son, Michael, 24, Press International bureau last names begin M-Z, another the plant of joy...This long strip — at no cost to the town for the Cyprus Talks Face Crisis 000 will go to the church — to reimburse it said the President reshaped his schedule Eight Years Away Goldwater, R-Ariz., and Gov. Dan Evans who told a Boston radio station Monday bearing this notation: orientation program is suggests that the primitive traffic signals installed last fall by the Hi Neighbor ...... Page 4 for the loss of the two buildings. The today to focus on Cyprus as the “urgent of Washington. that former President Nixon “This piece of mail has been scheduled for the same time on inhabitants of Europe dis state and with the understanding the church may build an addition to its rectory priority.” Ford had scheduled a series of Ford set today as his deadline lor Senior Citizens...... Page 2 .Should make “a confession or Kissinger had intervened earlier in delayed. Advise correspondents Aug. 20. covered the narcotic effect transfer will be “as is,” with no roadway By DOUG BEVINS United Press International or may find substitute facilities for those meetings with governors and mayors in an soliciting views from bipartisan political admission of any guilt in messages to Turkish Premier Bulent of correct ZIP code.” The orientation will be on the of opium before they learned improvements by the state. It will be at least eight years before the Area P rofile...... Pages 6, 7, 8, 14 displaced by demolition of the buildings. effort to judge the mood of America in leaders, and the suggestions have been How Many? volved” in connection with his Ecevit and the British foreign minister. ’The letter was from the U.S. Bidwell St. campus to be to write and read... All maintenance will be by the town and Manchester segment of Interstate 84 is Business B odies...... Page 11 Britain today proposed a 36 to 48 hour ’The new parking lot will be insured un shaping his administration. pouring in. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - role in the Watergate scandal. The new Turkish deadline was set in II Postal Service. followed each night by a con the parallel parking lanes installed by the connected to the Wilbur Cross Highway cooling off period for the bogged down der the Parking Authority’s existing TerHorst stressed that Ford and Trying to touch all bases in the brief Police Report...... Page 16 William A. Hanks, 57, an elec Press Secretary Jerald Cyprus peace talks in Geneva in view of a Aknara by Ecevit who previously had cert and refreshments from 8 to state will remain. The State Traffic Com coverage. near Laurel Lake, consultants for the Proper medication Kissinger — who he said would be in con time he has served in the presidency. Ford Grotnan girls in nationals .. Page 17 trical inspector, was charged terHorst said Ford replied with Turkish threat to walk out if there is no threatened a walk out at 5 a.m. EDT today Evel Draws 1313 10 p.m. mission and the Manchester Traffic When Parking Authority Chairman Connecticut Department of Transportation alleviates a great amount of tact all day long — saw Cyprus as a invited the executive council of the Monday with violating income a smile; agreement by 3 p.m. EDT. There were if there was no agreement on the Turkish BOISE, Idaho (U P I)- Evel Authority both are on record favoring Robert Gorman said that a Chamber of (DOT) told town directors Tuesday night. Softball tourney results — Page 18 discomfort. Fill your diplomatic problem, not a military one, as National Governors Conference to seek tax laws. “All of my children have reports of new intervention by Secretary plan for new self-governing Greek and Knievel, who plans to jump parallel parking. Commerce study shows a need for 500 Representatives of the Wethersfield Homers spice b en efit...... Page 18 prescriptions at LENOX far as the United States was concerned. their views on inflation. Fifteen leading The Internal Revenue Service spoken for themselves since of State Henry A. Kissinger to try to save Turkish Cypriot areas on Cyprus. across the mile-wide Snake Town takeover is expected to be more parking spaces in Downtown firm of Close, Jensen & Miller, con PHARMACY, 299 E. Center TerHorst said Ford is “concerned but mayors were to follow the governors into Race titles on lin e...... Page 19 became suspicious of Hanks’ they first learned to speak and the talks. The cooling off period was requested by River Canyon on a motorcycle sometime in September, to coincide with a Manchester, two town residents sultants on the project, said it will take {Irm lEnglmti) St., Tel. 649-0896 for free very hopeful” that further pressure could the Oval Office to discuss critical urban Town swim meet set ...... Page 19 declaration that he had 55 not always with my advance ap Athens dispatches said Kissinger’s British Foreign Secretary James Sept. 8, had better not be new 100-space parking lot to be leased questioned the figures. two years to prepare an environmental delivery. Open 8-9. Sun. and be exerted through diplomatic channels to problems. dependents. proval and I expect that to con latest message to Greek Premier Constan Callaghan who told newsmen “The pur superstitious. from St. James Church on church proper Fred Lucas and John Johnston insisted impact statement, another two years to Holidays' 8-8. “Symbol Of get Greek and Turkish diplomats back to tinue in the future.” tine Karamanlis was delivered in person pose would be to give the delegates time to The number on the state per liri!mrials,Jnc. ty. Final approval for guaranteeing a there is never a lack of parking space design the massive interchange, and at 1076 BURNSIDE AVE. Finest Pharmacy Service.” the conference table in Geneva. at 6 a.m. today by U.S. Ambassador Henry reflect.” He said he still hoped for a full mit allowing him to make the 1100,000 loan for the parking lot was not downtown. least four years to build it. session of the conference later today. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Gift Dept., Film, Cosmetics, There was no immediate White House J. Tasca. jump is 1313. No Saintnon Rapraaant Ua. reached Tuesday night—because time ran “The remark makes me think the people Consultant V. DeAngelis, describing the Candy. We honor Master comment on the announcement by Greece Floranca Boaton, Owntr out for completing the board’s long agen are either blind or lazy,” said Johnston. that it was withdrawing its armed forces project’s status, said the DOT was on the / Charge Cards. verge of completing an environmental da. It will be v o t^ upon Aug. 20. from the North Atlantic Treaty Alliance. Coventry Bank Uses Two ‘Nay’ Voles report last year when controversial plans The two “nay” votes Tuesday night for Interstate 86 from Wethersfield to Famous Man’s Name were cast by Directors Pascal Prignano Manchester were scrapped. Drought to Cause WE HRl/E ORERT l/RLUES FOR SUMMER BRIDES and Matt Moriarty Jr. Robert Price was New Study Needed DONNA HOLLAND has not yet been set by the State not present — he is in Texas on business. Deletion of that stretch of expressway t'orrcHpodciil Banking Commission. >r Moriarty explained his vote by saying, Baldwin-Concord Sewer brought about the need for a new en 646-0375 Included in the 34 proposed “I can’t see us (the town) paying money to vironmental study, DeAngelis said, organizers of the bank are Henry Higher Food Prices maintain the street when we don’t have to. explaining that his firm is now, in A planned commercial bank in White, president of Corporate Air The added expense can’t be justified. I Projeet Proposal Rejected vestigating a variety of “schemes” for the in Hartford; and two of his can’t vote for it.” Coventry will be named after the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The tinue to play her role as a —Next year, the supplies will Laurel Lake interchange. associates, jerom e Baskin of Prignano didn’t comment. town’s most famous citizen, Agriculture Department says supplier of fo ^ grains and feed be lower and the prices will be Complete environmental study of Manchester and Mary Lutin of Town Manager Robert Weiss explained By a 7 to 0 vote and after little discus Nathan Hale, according to a the effects of the Midwest grains and of cotton.” higher. Town Manager Robert Weiss reported various plans is required by federal South Windsor. the mile-long strip, between Center St. sion Tuesday night, the Manchester Board spokesman for 34 organizers of drought which is drastically On the other hand. Sen. One of the keys to grain supp that five owners of homes and three regulations because the interchange and I- Coventry residents listed as and Hartford Rd., will remain Rt. 83 as of Directors rejected a proposal for the project. cutting corn production will be Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., ly may be the export volume. owners of empty lots on Linwood Dr. are 84 connector would “impact” three open organizers are Benjamin, Ruth now, but will not be maintained and con sanitary sewers in Baldwin Rd., Concord Nathan Hale, a native of primarily in higher meat prices called the report “an economic Farmers are trying to get in favor of the installation and that six space or park areas: East Hartford’s Benoit, Richard Cromie, Gilbert trolled by the state. That maintenance, Rd. and part of Deming St. John Tani Coventry, was hanged by the next year. bombshell in the lap of the new Congress to control exports by owners of homes there are opposed. Veterans Memorial Park, Manchester’s Dann, John Druge, Michael however, he said, will continue by the abstained from voting and Robert Price British as a spy during the 4 The department issued its President.” legislation, and Sen. Herman Dr. ’Turek reported her health inspector Laurel Lake, and Wickham Park, which Fratianni, Everett Frost, Holly state north of Center St. and south of Hart was out of town. inspection of the street earlier straddles the town line. Revolutionary War. August crop report Monday, a He predicted corn prices Talmadge, D-Ga, chairman of Gantner, John Motycka, Elliot ford Rd. The board tabled to Aug. 20 a decision on Tuesimy and found one septic tank The project being studied involves Nathan Hale Bank and Trust significant one because it was would go to record levels, that the Senate Agriculture Com Nanos, Michael Pesce, David Improvement Costs sanitary sewers in Linwood Dr. and a por reconstruction of the Wilbur Cross Co. will be located on Rt. 31 the first based on actual con farmers would sell off their mittee, has scheduled hearings overflowing and an empty lot with poor Rappe, Inge Thomas, Bruce Weiss said the town may have to spend tion of Keeney St. soil conditions for a septic tank. She Highway from Roberts St. (East Hart across from the Meadowbrook ditions instead of estimates. dairy herds and poultry and hog for Thursday. Zollo, James Zuccardy. about $300,0(X) in the next two or three Basically, the rejection was because of warned of a public health problem that ford) to the Buckland area of Manchester. Shopping Plaza, providing the The bad news: the corn production would be cut back “We are opposed to controls years to repave the street and to correct a poll taken of the 66 property owners in needs correction. A separate project involving reconstruc present owner of the property, Other area organizers are harvest was expected to be just sharply. and we will continue to be,” an drainage problems. He acknowledged the volved. It showed overwhelming opposi tion of the highway and a new interchange Albert Lindsay, is able to get a William Bartenstein of Amston less than 5 billion bushels —12 Dawson Ahalt, an Agriculture Agriculture Department One reason for the tabling action was cost — due to inflation (the cost of amesite tion — with 17 for the installation and 48 in the Buckland area is now in the design zone change from the Coventry William Breslau, Howard Dicks- per cent lower than last year’s Department economist, was spokesman said. the request for a legal ruling from the has risen about 35 per cent in a year) — against (one person didn’t reply to the town counsel. The request was from Carl stage, and work may start there in late Planning and Zoning Commis tein, Arthur Michaels, Daniel harvest and 25 per cent less less pessimistic. “This is no sion. may be considerably higher. He said, also, poll). Zinsser, who is an advocate of deferring 1975. Reale, all of Vernon, Norman than projections. panic situation,” he said, but Lindsay applied for and was Breyer, J. Lindy Childress, added: “There will be upward m there was no assurance by the state it Health Director Dr. Alice Turek told the assessments against those abutting Changing Plans One economist researched would do the work, if it retained control. directors a survey made by her staff denied a zoning change from Frank Merrill, Theodore Palmer, pressure on food prices, there’s property owners who don’t want to tie into Ron Moore, another member of the records back to World War II The 100-space parking lot to be provided showed one health problem in the area (an RU40 to C2 following a December Lyle Thorpe, Helen Wanat, all of no question about that.” a sanitary sewer system — in whatever Wethersfield consulting firm, said and said he had not found a year Illing Registration on St. James Church land will be off Park overflowing septic system), and several 1972 public hearing by the PZC. Tolland. in which per-acre corn yields Corn is a major livestock ' part of town. schemes under consideration for ^ e 1-84 Planning for the proposed bank Also, Mabel Byers of Glaston St. The town will guarantee a $100,000 loan potential problems. She said the property were cut so severely. feed, and its price and supply is Junior high school students connector and Laurel Lake interchange started about a year ago, when bury, Joseph Renzulli of Storrs, from the Savings Bank of Manchester, owner with the health problem will be Deferrments Soybeans were down 16 per a key to future meat costs. (incoming Grades 7, 8, and 9) differ from the ideas expressed when the many (Coventry residents felt it Thomas Tolisano of South Wind with the loan to be paid off in 10 years by ordered to correct it. He noted the 1971 Board of Directors ap cent and livestock feed grains Department economists said new to the Manchester School Manchester 1-84 segment opened three was time for a local bank. sor, and Gregory Zollo of the Special Downtown Taxing District, Dye Tests Planned proved deferrments for homeowners in as a whole were reported down that if current expectations System and who live in the Illing years ago. A bank consultant was hired, Mansfield. which taxes its property owners 12 mills Dr. Turek said her department needs the Greenwood Rd. area — when a com 15 per cent. were fulfilled, these might be Junior High School district The basic interchange will connect 1-84 and a feasibility study completed. annually. more time to make dye tests and that she munity septic tank was approved and in The good news: The wheat the results; may register at the school of to the Wilbur Cross Highway with service The results were positive. I.«a8e Arrangement will have a more detailed report later. stalled. Kullelin Board harvest is almost in and of —This fall, there may be fice between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. in all directions. Local ramps will feed Leonard Benjamin, spokesman Repayment of the loan would be under a The board’s action closes the book on Phyliss Jackston, replying to Zinsser’s The Coventry Conservation ficials estimate production at mpre beef, pork and poultry, any Monday through Friday. into “collector-distributor roads” running for the group, said it is a com sanitary sewer installations in that area. recommendation, warned, “You defer Commission will meet 1.8 billion bushels, a new which probably will mean lower New registrants are parallel to the Wilbur Cross Highway, and munity effort — not a get-rich Any future consideration will require a assessments and you open Pandora’s Box. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the record. prices. ’The high cost of feed reminded to report to the Illing will join the Wilbur Cross near Buckland. scheme. He said it will succeed new petition from concerned property The sewer department must subsidize town hall board room. “The drought has been may induce ranchers to sell off guidance office Aug. 27 at 8 West of the interchange, the Wilbur only if local people support it. owners, a new public hearing and a new itself and other customers can’t be asked The commission will discuss serious,” Agriculture Secretary their herds before the costs go a.m. for testing purposes. This Cross Highway will consist of five lanes in The bank will be the first full report from Dr. Turek. to pay the costs for improving the proper the Connecticut By-Products Earl L. Butz said Monday in up. includes students new to each direction. East of the interchange, commercial bank with WEATHER The tabling action for Linwood Dr. ties of those who are excused from paying. property, recently condemned New Orleans. “There are —This winter, hamburger Manchester who live in the Hu the highway will be four lanes in each Water Main Breaks headquarters in town. sanitary sewers followed a public hearing Where would it stop? We have a whole list by the state. farmers whose crops will be a might be easier to get than Illing district as well as direction, with three lanes in each direc Atty. Philip Bayer, agent for — with remarks by those property owners of people who haven’t yet tied into sewer The commission will elect a total loss. steak. The experts predict students transferring froih Partly sunny this afternoon with strong tion on the parallel roads. Water gushes out of downtown Main St. at point of one of two water main the organizers, has filed articles in favor and by those oppos^. lines. Why should others pay for them?” recording secretary. “But in the aggregate in 1974, farmers will reduce prices by parochial and other schools. Du, gusty winds. High in the low to mid 80s. Moore said the project is being designed breaks Tuesday, attributed by town water department spokesmen to aging of incorporation of the proposed The propos^ installation concerns 14 A second reason for the tabling action is It will conduct a discussion on as I see it now, we will have a feeding their herds grass and Parochial students who took, Clear tonight low in the upper 50s to low for the year 2000, but he said expected pipes. Repair crews worked through the night to repair the breaks, and the bank with James Hagen, state MMCMEsra pmmk; parcels on Linwood Dr. and 3 on Keeney to determine whether or not an amended the purchase of land for open grain crop this year that wili be hay instead of the more expen the tests June 10 should not 60s. Sunny and pleasant Thursday,high in traffic volume in 2000 will exce^ the banking commissioner. St. The Keeney St. property owners didn’t plan might be considered for the Linwood department spokesman said water service disruptions were minimal. space and the use of state funds the second largest in history. sive corn —which will result in report for this testing. the low 80s. highway capacity by 25 to 30 per cent. A public hearing on the project speak last night. Dr. installation. (Herald photo by Dunn) for such purchases. “The United States will con lower-grade meats. See weather map on page 2. (See related story Page 32) I PAGET TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 14, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Aug. 14. 1974- PAGE THREE NEWS NAIIONAl Wf AIMIA U m fK i FOtiCAST I* 7AM EAT •-W-M XUH) m o o FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Vermont Official To Attempt Revision TV T O N IG H T By WALLY FORTIN M A (rri.t THE STAMP COLLECTOR By RUSS MacKENDRICK (•OMTON Of Statens Controversial Bottle Bill Hello. It's that time again to Steele, 672; Inez Mahoney, 665; - 6: 00- - 8:00- MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - sort of break up the middle of Anna Haupt, 664; John Gaily, result of the law.” dropped 16 per cent during the were off 15 per cent during the (3-8-22-30) NEWS (3) HUDSON BROTHERS BL53 Vermont’s director of en forts would be made to further (18) CHAMPIONS the week. Just two more days, 661; Betty Jesanis, 655; Gus I Vermont grocers have been year ended June 30, compared same period. (8-40) THE COWBOYS ySMWVONK vironmental protection says he encourage new businesses that and yours truly will be depart Gull, 653; Mary Nackowski, By Russ MacKendrick Folklore series that started stamp designs on show required to collect a five-cent with the previous year. Bottlers The beer industry has con (20) WASHINGTON (18) SHARING OUR FAITH plans new efforts next year to would collect the containers DEBATES ing for my annual trip north 653; Karl White, 639; Joseph A USPS flyer gives us a with Johnny Appleseed in 1966 souvenirs. Back in March they deposit on beverage bottles and contend that Vermont business tinued to use non-refillable (20-22-30) CHASE revise the state’s controversial from the retailers to sort them FOR THE 70s for a couple of weeks. Windsor, 637; Leon Fallot, 636; preview
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Louise Neary and Mark Harris rehearse with handmade puppets for the presentation of “King Grisley Beard,” part of the "Booknik Festival” to be held Thursday at 10:30 on the i * ' lawn of the South Windsor Town Hall. ^Booknik FestivaV Thursday
SOUTH WINDSOR Mouse and the Country guidance of Mrs. Wilma M l Judy Ku(‘liii<‘l Mouse.” Hawkins and Mrs. Ann Free gifts from the bank that gives you more. (M>m'H|iiindcnl Noordendorp of the library Bank The puppet workshops have More offices than any other savings bank in Connecticut. More convenience. More than one 614-1364 staff. Q- been offered under the guidance ^Z 0 t. The South Windsor Public billion dollars in assets. The highest interest rates allowed by law. And more. ^ -S O £ . U a • of library volunteers, Mrs. 5 V > Library will hold its third an This will be the first year that Paulette Farris, Mrs. Sally the festival will be held out Now you can choose any one of 30 valuable, brand name gifts when you open a new account or nual “ Booknik Festival” < S ' ' Appleton, Mrs. Jean Bourke doors under a tent provided by 9-jd ' Thursday, beginning at 10:30 B a ~ ra o - and Mrs. Caroline Cook. the South Windsor Chamber of make a deposit to an existing account. So stop by soon. And select the gift you can bank on. a.m. on the lawn of the Town 8 3 Z m ^ Hall. Commerce. .a 2 (0 S:c A Japanese folktale, “The The festival, culminating the Q Funny Little Woman,” will be William Clayton Massey, Choose one FREE gift Choose one FREE gift Choose one FREE gift library’s summer activities, presented also during the will feature puppet shows library director, designed the with a deposit of with a deposit of festival. The children par puppet theatre which will be with a deposit o f which will include “ King ticipating in this dramatization $250 or more. Grisley Beard,’’ used by the puppeteers. $500 or more. $5,000 or more. jiave created original masks, Crafts, depicting scenes from “Rumpelstiltskin,” “Hansel costumes, and backdrops and and Gretel” and “The Town books read by club members, have worked under the will be on display. SM. Trowel, transplanter, /'. cultivator, and weeder. Dvofne with vinyl grips. M9031
frtite N iille M e r. Cooks 6 hot dogs in w seconds. Base IS immersible. Psychologist Intern Decision Heatproof H7691 WesblaiElielrtcAbfa deck. $-10 minute rOieMtSilverplatcd drowse feature. Blue or bowl. A4S41 green dial. G35I0 6-AraCeaMibn. 11' Awaits Action of School Board W tiU aiisa F e rfi 7-ee. W high. Black stained wood KfMeelltattlMwtth and antique pewter- >- * ■IrriMhrMulCMiiM wall holder Stainless look metal, (la d le s a t Rest KN wrth carry steel. Ileetwood handles, not included) J5234 for the newly approved Scholarship Member cover. Aluminum 1 | qt. fte v y d u ty . A9621 COIAJIVIBIA covered pail, a 7* fry program for gifted students at The school board unanimous pan. H pint d ish, pt^ tic «204e. CD 9 S, Virginiii (liirlson cup. A8560 OiMerwtn M "Swih”i Porter School was questioned winds 'pattern. K3197 SI® (’.orrcspoiidcnl ly appointed Mrs. Ellen Hills, “ II by Albert Hadigian of board secretary, as their T in e W Itei Sea r. l. 228-9224 SaMe’Uir'fialfMb Hennequin Rd. representative on the Donald Liquid center with Superintendent of Schools rubber thread. A2804 <=l Hadigian asked the board Tuttle Scholarship Committee. > “ 0 Clarence Edmondson’s sugges >ir 6 CUP TEAPOT. whether Harriet Baskette of Mrs. Hills will serve one ■Spice O 'Life ." ^ S tion that the Board of Educa Made of Pyroceram ® 0 Lebanon, a recent graduate of year. J4 3 U tion hire a psychologist intern UConn, with no full-time Edmondson has not named a for next year has not yet been O M PH Tickielei with teaching experience, is representative from the school SIX trays. 36 compart acted upon by the board. ments. (Lures nd qualified to teach or write the administration as yet. Tuttle included) A 79I3 Edmondson had suggested curriculum for the course, will name the third member. the board hire Mrs. Janet which he feels should be Mrs. Joan Baldwin was ap Skrilow as psychologist. handled by a specialist in the pointed as attendance officer In accordance with state Velni3pc.ttoW eu field. for the third year at $5 an hour. Department of Education Edmondson told Hadigian Miss Jean Natsch was reap top adds buttery flavor SES-tpecdllNdNiir. requirements, changed within to popped com. Color; automatic beater elector. that Mrs. Baskette may not be pointed enumerator at $2.50. Chrome beaters. H5029 0 er-* the last few months, candidates •wfwnLR^ F^py. H3820 experienced as a classroom Edmondson told the board Th Ms I i I i . ^ la . A4537 finishing up requirements for Nylon/wool blend. teacher but said some that all materials such as text A6928 O.S; certification as school psy Leeds X ifS liM B cw lei experiences she has had in her books and work books are com I I I - Pull opening center z:r“- chologists must serve a one- zipper, molded handles. Plugs directly into personal life make her “well ing in 40 per cent to 100 per cent outlet. W g h t: 4 ', width- M etU Becker r DtIR. year internship in a school 2I-.H 7 6 9 0 General purpose d rill. recommended” for the posi higher than the price listed in H6098 • 0) - system. tion. the catalogues. He said he had 3 3 ? Mrs. Skirlow, who is finishing 0 " He added that in consultation received no notification of price up certification at the Universi U o ^ with Dr. William Vassar, con increases. ty of Connecticut, must serve Iin. I u , Ito B iliM 1 9 (. Server. A W ViN BsiketM . Nylon sultant for the Gifted and 2 u n o 1 ih c*m iS ^ one compartment: Holds wound, vin yl. Otiiciqi IhATI'W^m^ S k l e f f i S K food hot or cold J8879 an internship and must be Blue Cross Post size and weight. A6611 McLeod plaid, Sturdy VeleyM Sil. Includes Talented Program of the state, Wallace I. Lohr of Columbia Model 208 Oe Liar woodframe. Nylon zipper. sturdy poles, net. vinyl supervised either by someone he learned there are no can A7633 IO (agP2822 v o lle ^ ll. pump, nei^le. has been appointed as director rules and Instructions. on the staff here who is a school didates around specially A7034 of government relations by psychologist or someone from trained for this type of UConn, according to Edmond Blue Cross of Connecticut and Seeidit lie AM h ie with program. He said he solicited Cham.iia in ,'Ivory, red----- or son, will assume his new duties im yelloellow K ^ 1 candidates from four different Mrs. Shirlow had been mediately. institutions which prepare MeaS-CeHeenMliM. h ebeaw Cm Opeeer *0 employed by a town in the area Lohr, a native of Connecticut, ChromepiatedChromn-otatwl brassbrau and knife sharpener. c teachers for such an assign case. With 3 "0 " celts, Esrh AaerkM Weed MM netic lid holder, NeMer. 3 labeled com D as school psychologist but with is a graduate of Windham High hanger ring.A1905 en cord storage ment and received no response. partments. 2 2 )’ high. H7708 the change in law she was School and attended Dean L0220 a According to the program, — **. -0^ without a job. Junior College and the Univer m fit Mrs, Baskette would imple CO She is looking for a position as sity of Connecticut. The mlnlmuin gift deposit must remain on deposit for 12 months. Your gift will be shipped to your home from a central location. This offer good (or a limited lime only. L k J ment the program, including M 90 ^ ilm an intern, full time or part He has been employed by the C d « cs ca meeting periodically with cots w C/i 90 t j ^ O time. A full time position would non-profit health care plan parents to solicit resources for gacs** O U s III cost $6,000 a year and be two- since November of 1959. He s o cs ® V I J the program as well as share Highest rates on your savings. c/> worked his way up in the 3 <4* 5 thirds reimbursable by the goals. state, said the superintendent. organization, beginning as a Goals include stimulating ob Edmondson said she could be representative in the enroll ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE vious and latent talents, INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD used in the program and be ment division. INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD emphasizing thinking processes supervised by Joyce Driscoll, In May, 1964, he was named and developing principles of 6 i % y S 5i% yS 6.00% consultant, who comes to the manager of the Norwich office 7i% 7.90% 6i% yS 7.08% 6.81% 5i% ;S?s5.47% "divergent thinking.” -6^6 .^6 school one day a week. He and since August 1966, he has •Investment Account 4-lo-12 Years Maturity. 'Investment Passbook Account 'investment Passbook Auount. 1-to-21 Years, '90 Day Notica Passbook Account. Edmondson said he could not Regular Passbook Savings Account. added he feels the school could served as manager of the Hart StOOO Minimum Deposit. 2J-IO-4 Years Maturity. Maturity. StOO Minimum Deposit. $100 Minimum Deposit. say at this time how the Addilionai deposits may be made in any $100 Minimum Deposit. use her to good advantage on a ford office. program will be evaluated. amount up to 4 years belors maturity. IsJ:* full-time basis. Lohr is a member of the "One of the most important The board voted to hire an in Rotary Club of Hartford and is f .D .I .C . regulations require a substantial penalty for early witbdrawal from term accounts. tilt criteria is enthusiasm on the o t |8 structional aide to be paid by serving on the Columbia part of the kids in the the Emergency Act at $2.50 per Recreation Council. He is programj” he said. I 52 v> •r hour with employment to end married to the former Sandra Edmondson said he does not March 31. Seymour of Long Island. The 0)5 I- ui S 5 expect to offer a full-fledged c . d) T e -I Edmondson said he would couple has two children, • r L w» ^ 41 b program by Sept. 5. The U a like to employ the instructional Pamela and Craig. Wfe give you more. -S*cE S $/i > program will begin slowly with aide to work with the reading Z a limited number of students Advertisement— c . -S consultant, helping her with o c i i e t u and be allowed to develop BURRITT SAVERS EARN B^useweean. i t S ' S ; clerical work. He added that naturally. since it is a federally funded TOP INTEREST. Deposits C O ^ The superintendent told program, there are no ad grow fastest at “T H E C U TE cs Ji Hadigian his concern was LITTLE RED BANK Sodeiy for Savings. 1 E= ® ditional charges for insurance. legitimate but expressed con BUILDING” opposite BA 5 8 £ = (im lt’iilials truestioiicd East Hartford: 1111 Main Street, 528-9477. • Silver Lane: 810 Silver Lane, 568-2270. fidence in Mrs. Baskette’s Cumberland Farm s in Hebron Th^ hiring of- an in- abilities. South Windsor: 1765 Ellington Road, 644-2415. • Monday through Thursday, Center. Open 10:30 to 6 daily, 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Member F.D.l.C. exjXrienced half-time teacher Thursday ’til 8. 228-9471. PAGE.TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 14, 1974 Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Mflnchestor, Conn., Wed., Aug. 14, 1974 _PAGE ELEVEN
w m Know Your : n^M your House aeserves (/) BUSINESS Chamber Member D) OTQ < trt O ^Sialifornia g . 3 Cf ft ^ —I < 3 . 0 > PARK HILL-JOYCE special occasions and funerals. < vn Jr r* M n .w (t Ti r i _|T3 JS )^ W = Gakeler has long been active ^ «■> • 'P X FLOWER SHOP, INC. r- 3 JL Q_ Q. mc° H 0) or> -< ■ in the Manchester community. HOUSE, MX I Oo »w c ? ) u! fzr “* CT Zl. A\ 0 The year 1916 saw the es He is a member of the Kiwanis (D O^ 3— CX5 tablishment of the Park Hill- Club, past chairman of n> o C Joyce Flower Shop, Inc. In 1956 PAIMTl O.J5. N d Brotherhood-in-Action Com . . . P S o ; ' l l g ” UJ w Frank H. Gakeler, president, o<9 " 55 - 3 mittee, past master of < m S O I .S 4 ,, s O 3 - d S> joined the firm which is located Manchester Lodge of Masons, AND 0) !“ 5 . zr 7; (/) at 36 Oak St. crq o past patron of Temple Chapter fD ^ "O Park Hill-Joyce carries a 0r-t-) —•-S T3±1 Order of the Eastern Star, past > complete and varied line of commander of Manchester O ' £4. O 2 D 0) D 0—) J Q. Co flowers. In addition, they offer Power Squadron and president o- 2 cr plants, dish gardens and ^ (T> ■< c ^ Si. of Omar Shrine Gub. o . (D n> > > terrariams as well as a com Park Hill-Joyce Flower Shop — —h'-< -h s ^ ► _w 5 ® 0> <5 ;::» plete line of artificial plants has been a member of the r> o.!P zr and flowers. Artistic Greater Manchester Chamber -< arrangements are created for ? * r » o -< of Commerce since June 1972. s “ w O O .4 . III O TODAY’S THOUGHT :• >0 HI -> k\ Z z Pfl n I California Acrylic House Let us pray: We stand before your forgiveness in proportion your cross, 0 Christ, in deep rJoiuf • • • "0 "’ ore blisters, p e S to our need, and set us afire California Trim Paint ^ he r humility and need. Your love, with a love that burns out all original exterior latex trim paint. ' ‘ that forgives to the uttermost, hate and prejudice and gnawing -< shames our petty pride and ill will. Help us to follow your Summer Is a wonderful time to paint your House: miserable malice. In the light way, all the way. We have the paint, supplies and the “Know HowP of your life, we see our shabby Amen. selfishness and chiding Submitted by “c) I bitterness in all their stark Rev. David M. Campbell reality. Before your cross, we United Methodist E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. i t / » Yanks Salute Moriarty Bros, 728 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Ir see ourselves, and we loathe Church what we see. 0 Christ, grant us Bolton ‘• Pc V c ST The New York Yankees has acknowledged Moriarty Bros., the Ford-Mercury-Lincoln n0 A aaf o - (t ^ dealer on Center St., which has been a close part of the Yankee organization. The New 2i = u> I— ■n-I \J York Yankees were happy to have Moriarty Bros, as their ever present sponsor on the IS New York Yankee games aired on WINF. The presentation was made to Matt Moriarty Jr. S f O ! r , (left) accepting the award from Carol Cardone, account executive, and Jeff Jacobs, u i* ^ general manager of WINF. K)'’ Q ssih; Do you hove our CONVENIENCE ACCOUNT | z 0 1 ;I0 for major purchases of important : n 9 - a >00 oz*D> I > 0 _ RECORD SALES BRANCH OFFICER “exemplary service” to the family needs? Check details in 0 » 5 ; Le OB'. M i rffQ ^ w* vt iA F d » m For the first time in its Joseph Uccello Jr. of community and to the industry. our Credit Office. §: ( t 0 0 ^ 5 history, Mott’s Super Markets Manchester has been elected a The firm was presented the association’s 50 Year > 5 - t Inc., which does business in branch officer at Society for / I r H = Connecticut and Western Distinguished Service Award. !3Si IQ. s“ • 2 " **'5 ^ r~ ^ Savings, it was announc^ by >. M ^ lit In a letter to Elmore S. X y* ; 2 « s ^ h -< *5£ Massachusetts as Mott’s Shop- Benjamin P. Terry, president. ? g a 5 «S. ?♦o z7 o_-<' Hohenthal, proprietor, accom o ft*® ■ ! o •M Rite, went over the $100 million At the time of his election. a= X= «« ; «< ; i fo ® i o j mark in net sales for the panying the association’s 5 < So>l »® r S* ,Sorq — 4S TO O' - V (O yi y . 3-Ot T> ® : - ® o .» ® W . -(o 2. O N N ■p-5-® 10 o i -® ^ ' = ^ ® 2 17 CU. FT. QQ- \» c\ at the -1 ^ FROST-FREE V ‘■ *9 -< ® 2 „ 'same place.. O ® r r O “ REFRIGERATOR * the same time.. Full width shelf in 160-lb. , ' ■ 2 — - z w o . O' a Light *n Lovely freezer section; 3 cantilever re S’ ® ® 3 frigerator shelves; meat 2 ® 3 ffi c a o 5' 3' 9 (A 13 u Q. 3 § s. o a ^ Way! keeper; twin crispers; right — \ PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 14, 1974 Slate OES MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Aug. 14, 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN To Observe Professional Wedding Planner Anniversary Sees A Heturn To Tradition THE BABY The Grand Chapter of Connecticut, Order of Eastern By GAY PAULEY mother of two and grandmother hurt. Preferably, toss real or Star, will celebrate its 100th an UPI Women's Editor CREPT PRE-SEP^ON IS NAMED of five, said bridal gowns and paper rose petals. JUNIORS missES niversary with a banquet and NEW YORK (UPI) - Martha other wedding apparel were y Another trend: the reception ball Sept. 28 at Restland Farm, Kohlberg can tell you about going traditional again after a at home. Saves money, said Northford. The event will open everything you ever wanted to lot of breaking away. Mrs. Kohlberg. "The cost of with a social hour at 6 p.m. know about the marrying kind. “The white for the bride is food in hotels is getting Ilromicy, .SK-iihunie Erin, daughter of David W. and Carol Ur- Music for dancing will be For instance, weddings are back. Color for heir is passe. astronomical,” she said, "and sin Bromley of Hickory Dr., Hebron. She was born Aug. 3 at provided by the Bobby Kaye returning to the traditional, ’The spmething old, something besides the home provides a Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Orchestra. Entertainment is after a spurt of nonconventional new is revived. warmer setting. The bills for Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ursin of Andover. Her paternal grandparents also planned. ones. “ I think the definance of drinks are lower. People tend to QO% OFF COPT SPLE! are Mr. and Mrs. William Bromley of Hebron. Her maternal Tickets for the banquet and Weddings cost more, partly tradition was a phase the young drink less because they’re a great-grandmother is Mrs. John Ursin of Tolland. She has a ball may be obtained from due to inflation and partly went through and now they’re guest in a house. sister, Jessica Lynn, 3. Dorothy Kelly of 21 Irving St. or because the return to tradition through with it. The kids are “Food need not be so Wilbur Chadwick, 9 Lincoln St. means more elaborate going in for all the trimmings elaborate either. If you go to a (deferred billing: buy now...don’t pay until November let) ItolicriHon, CliriHty I ynn, daughter of Philip H. and Jeanne festivities. they once disdained. hotel, you’re not going to feed Heidcavage Robertson of East Hartford. She was born Aug. 3 at June no longer reigns as the I’ve noticed that couples who cookies and punch.” Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are number one month for brides. have lived together for two or Mrs. Kohlberg said the ideal Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Heidcavage of 46 Coolidge St. Her paternal I College Notes As many marry in August and three years have the most con situation she would like, as one grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Robertson of 452 Adams through the fall, on into ventional of weddings, even to who acts as a consultant on St. She has a brother, David, 3. Thanksgiving and Christ- the bride in white.” weddings, would be mother and Gary W. Tureck, son of Mr. mastimes. (Modern Bride ’There is, however, not as daughter in perfect agreement Gurilner, MrliNHu Amundu, daughter of David M. and Denise and Mrs. Ernest J.- Tureck of magazine reports that there much rice being tossed! At on what they want, all the way. Midford Gardner of 380 E.-Center St. She was born Aug. 3 at 150 W. Center St., has^ been were more marriages in the se today’s prices, it’s better off in “But if the bride and her Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are named to the dean’s list for the cond half of 1973 than in the the kitchen. Also, said Mrs. mother are bickering,” she Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Midford of 93 Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. Her first and second semester of his first). Kohlberg, tossing rice can be said, “you’re sure caught in the paternal grandfather is Francis Gardner of 380 E.Center St. Her junior year at Drew University, Mrs. Kohlberg should be an hazardous. Someone can be middle.” maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roland Midford Madison, N.J. He received all authority. She is the national of East Hartford. _____ A’s both semesters. bridal supervisor for Abbey Rents, which helps to supply .- ' - n-4 !" a -iv • Enf{lun(l, (lull Mury, daughter of David E. and Mary Morrison about 15,000 weddings a year. Gary J. Geidel of 30 Avondale SCHULTZ England of 124D Rachel Rd. She was born Aug. 5 at Manchester Her firm will rent just about Rd., has been named to the Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. everything needed for a Beauty Salon dean’s list for the spring A See Worthy Swimsuit William K. Morrison Sr. of Three Rivers, Mass. Her paternal ceremony from a kneeling semester at the College of Arts grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David E. England Sr. of Stafford A curvaceous geometric print hugs a curvaceous figure bench and runner for the church IT’S A and Sciences at Syracuse ' i i ' Springs. Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Alice C. Carman of to serving pieces, silver and University, Syracuse, N.Y., with the help of the satin fabric containing figure- Springfield, Mass. She has a brother, William, 6'/2. china, and even the tent, dance NATURAL! where he is a freshman flattering “Lycra” spandex. The white-edged cardigan floor and lighting for the recep majoring in political science. cover-up is of the same sleek fabric in this swim costume OUR CRISP Itriiikinun, Dnnit-I Briirt*, son of Charles B. and Louise Kent tion. Brinkman of 104 Judy Lane, South Windsor. He was born Aug. 2 at He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. that is very much the sportswear beach look for 1974. i “If I could rent a Stanley Geidel. (Designed by Donald Brooks for Sinclair) ‘SUPER CUT Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are bridegroom,” she said, “I’d Mr. and Mrs. M. Kent of Greenwich. His paternal grandparents grab him too.” N’ BLOW’ are Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Brinkman of Batavia, N.Y. He has a Abbey, which also rents for brother, Bradley, 10; and Karen, 7. party needs, has its Workshop Program headquarters in Los Angeles only 7 t S O where it was founded half a cen llcrzuK, ChriHtoplicr Todd, son of Alan and Mildred Lessig Breakfast Topic tury ago. Mrs. Kohlberg, By the Sophieticates Herzog of Bald Hill Rd., Tolland. He was born Aug. 2 at Rockville however, works out of Highland Also Includes Faberge General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold May, executive Aug. 27, at the Manchester Park, 111., where she used to run Organic Cream Hair Treat Edwin Lessig of Loehr Rd., Tolland. His paternal grandparents secretary of the Governor’s Sheltered Workshop. ’The event, a gift shop. She said the gift ment. are Mr. and Mrs. George Herzog of Highland Ave., Rockville. Committee on Employment of sponsored by the Greater shop know-how helped her meld A 13.50 Value... the Handicapped, will give the Manchester Chamber of into the rental business. keynote address at an Insight Commerce, under the auspices In an interview, she recalled Unmistakably your cut...no teasing or Smith, Mirhucl Albert, son of Robert L. and Irma Schanzer ’74 breakfast seminar Tuesday. of its business services division, some of the more unconven spraying. Naturally done, crisply casual. Smith of 9C Ambassador Dr. He was born Aug. 4 at Hartford will begin at 8 a.m. tional weddings. ’There was a The Water^s Fine! Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Emil Schanzer of Staten It’s the real you...superl ’The seminar is designed to wedding in which the bride Island, N.Y., and Mrs. Irma Schanzer of Ocala, Fla. His paternal acquaint Manchester Chamber wore a bikini and the . WAX TREATMENTS Rebecca, IVz, and Jeanine Dupont, 3, enjoy a swim at grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Smith of East and industrial representatives bridegroom swim trunks. But Waddell Pool on Broad St. under the watchful eye of Stroudsburg, Pa. His paternal great-grandparents are Mrs. SUMMER SPECIALI from surrounding chambers anyway the setting was around mother, Mrs. Ronald Dupont of 120 Buckland St. (Herald Harold F. Oney of Stroudsburg, Pa., and Lewis A. Smith of East with the innovative programs the swimming pool. FABERGE ORGANIC COLD WAVE photo by Dunn) Stroudsburg. being conducted at the “Not too long ago,” she said, A beautiful new way to add body and sup workshop. The workshop is “we had a wedding in which the RudaJ, Cheryl l,ea, daughter of Michael and Carol Pearson port to your new hair style...Faberge’s currently working with the in- bride was a gorgeous blonde. Budaj of South Hamilton, Mass. She was born May 30 at the JD Degree dustrial community in She wanted a black and white Organic Pure Wheat Germ Oil and Honey Presbyterians Plan Salem, (Mass.) Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. providing resource manpower David I. Brandwein, son of wedding, the bride in white, all Conditioning Body Wave with protein, and Mrs. Grady L. Pearson of 35 Brian Rd., South Windsor. Her in the commercial delivery of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert the attendants in black carrying emollients and speclial Ingredients. Vacation Bible School paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Budaj of their industrial products. Brandwein of 128 Ferguson Rd., white roses. At the reception, Wethersfield. Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Dora Include Faberge Organic Shampoo, style was a recent graduate of the we had black tablecloths and Hoyt of 43 Foley St. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. A description and tour of the set and glamour spray. Cut Is extra. A six-day Vacation Bible by Joanne Schaeffer and Kim University of Connecticut white centerpieces. Pennington, Grade 2; Mrs. Mary Wrobel of New Britain. She has two brothers, Paul, 6; and workshop’s program and School will be conducted star School of Law. “I think she got the idea from Wayne Johnson and Mrs. James, 4. capabilities will be presented 9 .9 5 ting Monday at the Brandwein, who received his that ascot scene in ‘My Fair Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce Richard O’Neill, assisted by by Norman Fendell, its direc undergraduate degree in Lady,’ but whatever, the bride St., with sessions from 9 to Carrie Johnson, Grade 3; Mrs. Blais, Sroii Mirhael, son of Roger P. and Rachel Bernier Blais tor. wanted to stand out, and she chemical engineering from Schultz Beauty Salon 11:45 a.m. Stanley Matteson and Mrs. of 63 Norman St. He was born Aug. 5 at Manchester Memorial did.” Richard G. Clark, chamber Carnegie-Mellon University, 44 Oak St. 643-8951 Children are requested to Robert Brock, assisted by Ray Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Laurent J. “The friend of a bridegroom president, said, “The has accepted a position with the bring a sandwich lunch on Philbrick, Grade 4. Bernier of New Bedford, Mass. His paternal grandparents are in one wedding made center- Parking • Air Conditioned Manchester Sheltered office of Legal and Regulatory Tuesday and Thursday. Other teachers are Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sylva Blais of New bedford. Mass. He has a sister, pieces of fruits and vegetables Workshop offers a unique op Affairs, Office of Pesticide Beverages will be provided, and Truman Crandall, music; Mrs. Michelle Marie, 4. because the couple were Why not think of a Beauty Profession to enrich your future. portunity for Manchester and Control, U. S. Environmental For training Information Tel. B. L. Jackson, 525-2372, CoHect. the Bible School will close at Edward Nelson, crafts; Dave Protection Agency in vegetarians.” Parker, Philip McLaughlin, son of Richard S. and Nancy surrounding towns’ industrial 2:30 p.m. on these days. Kerstetter, Joan Vallone and Washington, D.C. Mrs. Kohlberg, widowed Glenn Smith, recreation. John Brown Parker of 39 Overbrook Dr., Vernon. He was born Aug. 8 Engaged firms to avail themselves of the Children in Grades 5 and 6 Kay will serve as pianist, and at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents supervised work force of han will meet daily at 9 a.m. at the The engagement of Miss Robert McAllister, school are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown of Old Greenwich. His paternal dicapped personnel who are church and be driven to the Charlotte Ann Riley of Orlando, custodian. Mrs. Robert grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Parker of Riverside. He productively serving Bolton home of Mr. and Mrs. Fla., formerly of Manchester, McAllister heads the kitchen has a brother, Thomas, 2. Manchester through this MID-SUMMER SALE SPECIAL Lynn Snyder for day camp, to Richard Arned ’Thurwanger committee, and Mark Bonnema program. returning at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. of Vero Beach, Fla., has been and Darlene Hack will assist in Nielsen, Erik Michael, son of Donald J. and Joyce Murray Snyder, Mrs. Mark Hoyt and announced by her mother, Mrs. “Upon a recent tour, I the office. Nielsen of 93 Croft Dr. He was born Aug. 8 at Manchester Mrs. George Smith will conduct Charlotte Riley of East Hart became extremely impressed Five high school and college Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. this group. ford. She is also the daughter of with the outstanding quality of Carl Clemson of 3 Ardmore Rd. His paternal grandparents are students from the Philadelphia, the late Allen Riley. the performance of the in Teachers of the various other Mr. and Mrs. Karl Nielsen of Weaver Rd. He has a brother, Pa., area, who are par Mr. Thurwanger is the son of dividuals involved in the groups are Elizabeth Schlettler, David J., 5; and a sister, Christine, 4. ticipating in neighborhood can Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. program and the capable and Lori B. Turner, Lori Bonnema, vassing for the church, are also Thurwanger of Vero Beach, creative leadership of its direc Nursery; Mrs, Frank Hicks, Siniih, Chrisiine Eugenia, daughter of Carroll F. Ill and working with the Bible School. Fla. tor.” assisted by Jackie Smith, Susan J. Collins Smith of 82 Union St., Rockville. She was born Children will be placed in the The bride-elect attended Kindergarten; Mrs. Frederick Aug. 8 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Anyone interested in attend grade they have just com Manchester elementary schools Sole and Miss Ruth Leeds, are Mr. and Mrs. Everett Collinsk^f 18 Ward St., Rockville. Her ing the breakfast may make pleted. Those wishing more in and the Holy Family Academy ON lAtY SHOCIIONZING assisted by Agnes Szarka and formation about the school or to paternal grandmother is Mrs. Grace Rundstrum of Augusta, reservations by contacting the Sandy Kerstetter, Grade 1. Maine. in Baltic. She is presentl Chamber office, 257 E. Center register may call Mrs. Russell Also, Mrs. Benjamin Johnson majoring in hotel-motel- St. Taylor,, 643-9823, school direc management at Valencia Com and Miss Linda Brown, assisted Diaz, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of George J. and Rosemary DURING AUGUST tor. munity College in Florida. She Zagora Diaz of Stafford Springs. She was born Aug. 7 at Rockville is employed as a postal clerk in A bit of babyhood can be permanently yours . . . a JUNIOR FUR TRIM General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Helen precious personal treasure. Your baby’s shoes richly Orlando, Fla. Zagora of 22 'Thompson St., Rockville. Her paternal grandparents preserved in solid metal with every crease, crinkle Her fiance, a graduate of and scuff retained forever. are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diaz of Bridgeport. She has a brother, SOCIAL SECURITY PLUSH COATS 20% off Aaron, 3. Vero Beach (Fla.) High School, Your choice of bookends, portrait stands and many received his BA degree in OUR other styles . . . Now At Great Savings. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Winter weight wooi biend coats with a rich secondary education from Bilodeau, Brandon Luke, son of Gerard and Frances Clancy Florida Technological Univer SERVICEMEN Q. 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Bronze Sals Bronze with a secondary degree in Nelson Byram of 32 Little St., Styli Prices Prices about my income, assets, and so identification card from the with your new ionger skirts! Both styies with hotel-motel-restaurant forth. What do I need? United States Immigration and Siniih, Mike Lee, son of Rodney C. Sr. and Beatrice M. Sewall has graduated from Naval Sub 45 Portrait Stand $24.95 $18.71 management. He is employed A. It will save time if you get Naturalization Service, or a reai rabbit coiiars. in came!, green, navy. Smith of 12 Rau St. Ext., Rockville. He was born Aug. 8 at marine School at Groton. His at the Fountainbleau Hotel in 50 Bookends 22.95 17.21 pr together your checkbooks to show report of birth from a United Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. studies included the standard Junior Coats, sizes 5-13, ai! eight D&L stores. Miami. how much you have in the bank, States State Department Con and Mrs. Charles M. Sewall of Stafford Springs. His paternal operational and emergency 62 Oval Miniature 21.95 16.46 ’The couple plan a Nov. 23 savings and account book, any sulate. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith of Marchina, procedures used aboard reg.$100 ...... — 79.97 wedding in St. margaret Mary America’s submarines, and 82 Ashtray 12.95 9.71 stocks and bonds, life insurance Q. My mother is getting Maine. He has two brothers, Rodney Carl Jr. and Paul William; policies, auto registration cards, Supplental Security Income and a sister, April May. Catholic Church in Winter qualified him for duty aboard 91 Onyx Paperweight 14.95 11.21 re g .$ 1 1 0 ...... 85.97 Park, Fla. one of the sub-surface vessels. latest real estate tax statements payments. I know she has to 51 Unmounted Shoe 6.95 each 5.21 each if you own own home or land, last report any change in her income PLUS MANY MORE year’s income tax return and W-2 and resources, but are there ASK FOR FREE FOLDER form and evidence of all other in other things she should report to come. It will also help if you Social Security? MISSES HARRIS TWEED COATS ;ABOUT SPECIAL ENGRAVING SERVICE know how much cash you have on A. Yes. If your mother moves, You can add your child’s name and birthdate hand and the value of your car, if she should report her change of TOWN or any other sentiment to this lasting keep you own one. You should bring in address to a Social Security office Manchester State Bank sake. It costs so little.. . only 12c per letter. your Social Security card too, if and to the local post office to be 57.90 reg. $72. sure that she gets her checks at A service of prayer and Bible you have one. BRON/ ISHOE St)ii4S Q. What should I do if I don’t her new address. Other changes You’ll recognize the labels! These are classic Harris Tweeds in study is scheduled for tonight at Portrait Stand 7:30 at Calvary Church. (wltJi a i l O or S<7 trinu) get my Supplemental Security In which must be reported to Social single and double breasted styles...wlth notch colors, club collars, offers free checking come check on time? Security include: Marriage, divorce, or going to a hospital or T-pockets. In browns and greens and your favorite tweed colors. First Church of Christ, Scien A. If you don’t get your check tist, will have a testimony during the first few days of the a nursing home. All at one sale price that couldn’t be more right! Sizes 8 to 18, meeting tonight at 8 at the accounts, personal or month, phone your Social Securi Q. My sister, who has four Misses Coats, all eight D&L stores. church, 447 N. Main St. The ty office and report it. ’They’ll children, has very little income. meeting is open to the public. take your name, address. Social Her 10-y,ear-old son is mentally Security number and other infor retarded. Can she get a monthly The Presbyterian Church wfll business... mation that will help them check Supplemental Security Income have a prayer meeting and Bi SALK BNPS AUG. 31 — BRING SNOBS IN NOW on your Supplemental Security payment for her son? ble study tonight at 7.30 and a Income payment? A It depends on how severe the Bible study Thursday at 9:30 Q. I’m a United States citizen, child’s condition is and what the a.m. at the church, 43 Spruce but I was born in Italy. I’ve been family’s income and resources CANT COME IN? Fill out and Mail Coupon Today told that I’ll need a Social Securi are. St. MANCHESTER STATE BANK Juit land (or (m , handr baby shot .a illa f b t(. Wrlta or phono ui in s. 1 Sm o o r ty number to apply for Have a question about Social Concordia Lutheran Church 1041 MAIN STREETTR MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 TELEPHONE (203) 646-4004 Supplemental Security Income. will have a Holy Communion Mtinber F.D.I.C. Do I need any special papers to Security and its retirement, sur-1 vivor’s disability or Medicare in Service tonight at 7:30 at the 917 Main st. m a n c h u tb r get a Social Security number? SHOP D&L, MANCHESTER PARKADE & TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open Monday thru Friday nights'til 9 ... Saturdays'til 6 church, 40 Pitkin St. A As a United States citizen, surance. Write to Questions & I who was born in a foreign coun Answers, 657 Main St., East i i try, you’ll need one of the Hartford, Conn. 06108. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug, 14. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Aug. 14. 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN R O C K V IL LE HOSPITAL NOTES Pay Toilet Maker ALL OUR STORES OPEN T0NI6HT EXCEPT WEST HARTFORD Admitted Tuesday; Alice Ar- Discharged Tuesday: Alice Defends Product H e r a l^ J bacheski, Windsor; David Galusha, Gehring Rd., Tolland; Cone, Prospect St., Rockville; Barry Jezek, Stafford Springs; Rosario Daigle, Elm St., Adelaide Leclerc, Somers; KENNETH FRANCKLING Institute of Technology Area Profile Rockville; Lynn Haberern, Colleen Leffingwell, Stafford PAWTUCKET, R.I. (UPI) - graduate, formed CEPTIA in Windsor Locks; Chester Ham Springs; Marion Rivers, Broad A half-century-old American in 1970 and says initially ‘‘we mond, Windsor Loks; James Brook; Harold Sykes, Court St., stitution —the dime gobbler on weren’t too sure how serious we Johndrow, Eaton Rd., Rockville. the toilet stall door —is under were.” Rockville; John Kita, Elm St., seige in many states and A CEPTIA researcher in Rockville; Renee Possardt, manufacturer Frank J. Rowse Nevada recently notified 4-H Fair Aug, 23-25 Birth Tuesday: A daughter to Somers; Josephine Soucier, predicts a hollow victory if the colleagues that irritation over Metcalf Rd., Tolland; Beverly Mr. and Mrs. Michael "Flush for Freedom” move pay toilets is increasing, with Taylor, George Dr., Vernon; Orzechowski Jr., Vernon Ave., ment wins. women’s libbers in the and crafts, poultry, home son, Andover; Mr. and Mrs. Catherine Wilson, W. Main St., Rockville. The mobilization of forefront who say pay toilets VERNON grounds and nursery, and baked Ross Person, Vernon; Mrs. Rockville. Americans against the pay discriminate as long as men's goods. Millard Ralston, Somers; Deb toilet has brought victories in urinals are for free. Those aged 9-12 may enter the bie Grant, Storrs, and Mrs. L. Plans are being made for the Chicago, Florida and Alaska for Massachusetts state Rep. junior baking contest. All en Madden, ^ m ers. CEPTIA —the Committee To Daniel J. Day, D-Lynn, whose 32nd annual Tolland County 4-H trants will make the same Ex-officio advisors are Albert a N iR t Swim Meet Set Aug, 24 End Pay Toilets in America bill to ban pay toilets was taken Fair scheduled for Aug. 23 coffee cake with streusel top Gray, 4-H Club agent; and through 25 at the Tolland Coun —and similar groups. With a lightly in the state legislature ping. Recipes are availabie at Donald Grant, chairman of the battle cry of ‘‘Flush for last year, sides with CEPTIA. ty Agricultural Center, Rt, 30, the 4-H office. Judging will be Tolland County Advisory Com crawl, breast stroke and Vernon. COVENTRY Freedom,” it publishes a 1,200 "People are sick of going in based on appearance, flavor mittee. Donna Holland butterfly. circulation newsletter called and having to pay for the basic Starting on the 22nd, all and texture. Cake decorating Prizes and certificates will be exhibits may be brought in and Correspondent the Free Toilet Paper. necessities,” Day said. will not be judged. 646-0375 awarded to the winners. Lockmaker Rowse insists his Robert Stambach of Nik- set up. All livestock exhibits Those 13 years and older may For further information call must be in by 9 p.m. that High-Grade The Coventry Paddle Prop product serves a positive func O L ok, R o w s e ’s I n Pre-Seoson enter the senior baking contest and Sail Club and the town Louise Ryan, 742-6387. tion and that there is a definite dianapolis-based competitor, date. Friday will also be set and they will be baking a aside for bringing in exhibits. Recreation Commission are co need for more. contends ‘‘a toilet is not a right chocolate cake with butter Meat Price sponsoring the second annual He is president of the but a privilege offered by a That day there, will be judging icing. Marijuana Exhibit of the dairy breed classes and swimming meet at Lisicke American Coin Lock Co., which locality. QUINCY, Calif. (UPI) - the building will be closed to the Mark Farnham is president Rise Seen Beach Saturday, Aug. 24 at 10 for more than 50 years has “Sure it’s a basic necessity. public until the Judging is com of the 1974 fair association. a.m. Plumas County sheriff’s leased and maintained pay But that doesn’t, make it free. SALE deputies were investigating the pleted. Adult advisors are William HARTFORD (UPI) - Hart Lisicke Beach is located off toilet locks throughout the east. theft of their prized county fair There’s nowhere you can get Other activities scheduled for Miller, Coventry; Karen Per ford area meat wholesalers are Rt. 31, next to the town public It is one of two firms making exhibit. free food, nowhere you can get W Friday include sheep breed predicting that higher grain beach. the item. Thieves broke into the exhibi free burial expenses, nowhere m classes, presentation of the 4-H costs at Midwest feed lots will All Coventry residents ages 7 “People don't realize the tion hall, pried open a chicken you can get free clothing.” Homemaker Award; a goat boost prices as much as 20 per Truck Flips, Blocks Traffic through 17 are invited to par expense in maintaining a good SAVE wire cage, and chopped off and show, oxen demonstration, cent for high-grade meats by ticipate. restroom,” Rowse said. ‘‘Most Stambach’s firm is appealing stole two well nurtured five- swine demonstration, sheep the end of the month. Registration will be held on of our accounts were forced Chicago’s free toilet law before Times Change Traffic on Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A) in Bolton was blocked for nearly two hours this morning foot marijuana plants last blocking contest, sheep dog The jobbers also said future Aug. 24 at 10 a.m. prior to the into putting locks on because of the Illinois Supreme Court. when a westbound van truck carrying carpets overturned near Vernon Rd. The driver, An weekend. demonstration, and beef show Viewpoints supplies of U.S. Grade meet. public abuse. Freeloaders often tonio Bolsa of Central Falls, R.I., wasn’t hurt. State Police said the accident occurred AAU competition rules will Under Sheriff Dave Wingfield use public toilets as dressing manship; luiich and supper will “choice” and “prime” may be when Bolsa attempted to avoid collision with a vehicle turning from Rt. 44A onto Vernon ‘‘Most places have some pay NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Three be followed. The competition said “it’s fair to say” the same Cool Spray rooms, particularly near toilets and some free ones so 20 be available. The buildings will % shortened as a result of a poor close at 10 p.m. years ago, then-U.S. Attorney Rd. Bolsa was warned for following too closely. (Herald photo by Holland) will include the crawl, back exhibit would not be shown next beaches, and cause all the trou that a person has a choice. feed-grain crop and shifts in year. On Saturday, all exhibits wiil General John N. Mitchell con consumer preferences. A youngster is silhouetted against the fountain waters of the Christian Science Monitor ble on a steady basis, and they, Ninety per cent of our accounrs demned "the fatuous argument to be open to the public at 9:30 The government said Monday complex in Boston and is enjoying the summer weather plus the cooling effects of the are not customers at all.” have both, so there is a choice,” a.m. Events sch^uled for that that because Americans read that this year’s production of spray. (UPI photo) Ira Gessel, a Massachusetts Rowse said. day are: Dairy showmanship, 4- the newspapers and watch corn and feed grains is down H baking contest, beef breed television, it is impossible for because of spring rains which Buy either brand classes, sheep showmanship us to get impartial juries.” delayed planting, followed by a Buy either brand Mitchell was speaking of the Save either way. classes, go-kart obstacle long summer drought. Save either way. 50% case of Black Panther leader course, watermelon eating con Wholesalers told consumers test, and swine breed classes. Bobby Seale, accused of not to expect shortages of beef, Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. a murdering a suspected police pork or poultry, but to be ready informer. chicken barbeque will be for higher prices for better mm 0 S u re served. This will be followed by The jury declared itself hung cuts. a parade of champions, judo after the longest jury selection The popular “marbled” cuts NOW process in U.S. history, and the S h a m p o o Mlmark Anti-Perspirant demonstration, and square of beef are produced when dancing. courts declined to prosecute cattlemen put their stock in iSo&botMa Regular or , On the final day, the big event him again, saying the publicity large feedlots where they dine Concantrat* Unscented 9-oz.< M rPrice r i w nReduction o a ifv u o n will be the horse show followed accompanying the case had for 90 days on rich diets blended 7-oa.tuba can< Price Reduction ON by livestock judging and made it impossible to find un from corn and soybeans. prejudiced jurors. demonstrations, dog show, tur This year, however, a number Playtex ^ Fresh Farm Now Mitchell has asked the tle race and frog jumping con of economic factors prqmpted >=>Pathniark □ Veri-Dri test, and the naming of the courts to drop Watergate cattlemen in June to put fewer of Manchester charges against him and five Hand Saver Gloves Corn premier showman. animals on the costly grain others because of the publicity. S h a m p o o 214 Spencer St. D eodorant Exhibits will include: diets. The lower number of Assorted Tremendous Clothing, knittng and Seale later became a politician, grain-fed cattle now on the Extra Rich Pathmark From Near-by Manchester, Conn. Sizes. Farm s crocheting, foods, canning, running unsuccesfully for m arket will draw a higher 16-ox. bottia Regular or 9-oz. mayor of Oakland, Calif. home furnishings, child car arts price. V? Powder c a n pair ear /Assortments Save Your Price Reduction g rriwPrice noMuvuwiiReduction ;>lV ' O p e r ^ l ^ Time! Library Bid at $248,000 K ti Choice Save Fruit 0 Pathmark of the BOLTON also include architect’s fees, library building fund, federal Money! Punch Berch Fillet printing fees, advertising fees revenue sharing funds as they Hours a day Donna Holland Pathmark Ocean-Frozen Oorrcsponilenl and increased equipment costs. became available and, if Newest 646-0375 The unknown amount, not to necessary, by the sale of bonds. From 8 a m. Monday thru 11:30 p.m. Saturday 0Kodak‘ciio-i2 $os9 each Closed Sunday______\ DMC Construction Co., Inc. exceed an estimated $50,000, Initially, Bolton expected to Color Film with Processing ifc 1-qt. of Glastonbury submitted a low would be needed to augment the receive approximately $300,000 14-oz. 1-lb. original budgeted amount of in revenue sharing funds. It was Ant and ll-oz. can p k g .' bid of $248,(XK) for construction Roach Killer Aerosol can □ Kodak'ci26-i2 of the proposed Bentley $271,000. recently learned that due to □ D -C o n Come on In and join our all new Color Film with Processing Warmest The BPC informed the data change the town would be Memorial Library. It was one I FlyInO 11-oz. Taka flim with you on vacation. Shoot mamaraMt tcsnst of four bids opened Tuesday selectmen in the letter that the receiving much less. I— Killer Aerosol can Pathmark and mall thsm in tha convsniani prepaid processing Price Reduction Price Reduction bids would hold for 30 days. mailer. Whan you return home, you wM receive beautiful night by the Public Building At this time the town has borderlaes, silk SnMied prints In your mall box. The letter will request that received a total of $135,757 in Ant and 11-ox. Winter Commission. Senior Citizen’s ^ Independent Proceseing Leb. ^ Pathmark Pathmark No contract for the project the selectmen call a Town revenue sharing. □R aid Roach Killer Aerosol can Meeting to ask for The town has approximately ) was awarded as the bids was 14-oz. townspeople’s approval for an $10,000 in the library buiding Roach and HeaithAids^Pian Mayonnaise Corn over an amount avaiiable. □ T a t Ant Liquid coni. additional amount of money. fund. Membership Is easy. Pick up an Application □ Boys’ Underwear Outerwear Because it did not have a Wood Whole Kernel quorum, the PBC could not take The selectmen are expected The $165,223 difference will Form at any Pathmark store, fill It in and drop pkg. of 3 or Cream Style It in a mail box. Pathmark any action; only three of its six to send the letter to the Board have to be paid by townspeople □Clothespins x v r members were present. of Finance for a decision. If the through taxes. The amount Wood Hare at Pathmark,our wish 1-lb. Is that yo u...an Jo yltln 100% combed cotton T-Shirts or ea. After several phone calls by finance board approves the would be reduced by any future Briefs. Rainforcad at points of can Your ^ good health.______. Douglas Cheney to the missing request then the selectmen may revenue sharing funds the town □Clothespins Pkfl“’.IS* atrain. WhHa. Small, Msdium, Large. board members, he was able to call a Town Meeting so receives. reach two members and have residents may either approve One mill is figured to be ap Come on in-Join the new Price Reduction them come to the meeting. or reject the request. proximately $20,000. 0 Efferdent ' M M i^ Breck PAthmaric Youngsters The PBC then unanimously Bolton voters had approved a Office Closed d P K iddy ^ Basketball approved sending a letter to the sum not to exceed $271,000 for The office of Calvin Hutchin Denture Cleanser Hair Spray ^onlorCjIthioiiffl selectmen informing them the completion of a new town son, building indspector, Ragular, Ultimato Hold, Unacentad Tablets ^ Lunch Kits Super Hold, or Super Hold. HeaHhAidai^^Plaa Sneakers second set of bids on a charged library. assessor, will be closed Friday With Pint Vacuum Men'a, Boy*', and Youths' Fully cuthlontd $ A 9 9 The bids received early in offordont Hera at Pathmark, our wish is that innartoloa. Extra firm arch aupport. Rainforcad Mlmark Will Need set of specifications for the as he plans to take a vacation box $ -|3 9 Thermos Bottle you...enjoy it in good health. aytiat atrapa and loa capa. Color co-ordinatad, non alip library showed an additional July were more than $80,000 day. of 96 13-oz. PVC aolta. AaatHlad colora and alzta. Rag. Prica $3.99. unknown amount would be over the amount available. The office will resume In a brand naw aalecflon of can II ...... - needed. Voters also approved funding regular hours Monday. Charactara for 1974. Poanuts — Grocery Valuetl______Bulchar Block Meal Vilueil Produce Values! Kung Fu — Snoopy — Ooo- Soon The additional amount would the appropriation by using the Whola Freeh /■— n Kid Powor, including 13 Gleem ll Fat AlboH. 0 Wipe ’n Dipe □ Eastern U.S. No. 1 [ o a c h y .BSunsweet 0 Frying W of Manchester 214 Spencer St. Toothpaste Manufaclurart Coupon Savings ^ Wipes Prune Juice Potatoes Chickens Manchester, Conn. Alice Moe to Coordinate Size A ^ This Coupon toward tha purchast of Vaseline 7 -0 2 . Worth 1 1 -01. can WIPe>DiPe Intensive box’ 1 -q t.B -o z. Youth Centre & Care None . Ahearn Andover Campaign tube w Gillette Foamy of 100' b ti.' Prwed \ 1 0 i ? v 9 9 ^ Master Charge may Hkpter ' 0 ^ 2 4 ^ M Shave Cream 37* From 8 a m. Monday thru 11:30 p.m. Saturday be deferred, or a con Regular, Lemon Lima or Manthol Fresh lowelei 99 Closad Sunday. BOLTON 1 Asscfltd riavon □BrIsketBeef All Thin Cut (^Peaches From Nearby Farms differences in the district,” he QCat Food venient layaway plan tion that will continue on after . LknM one per famHy. Good at any Pathmark tupermarket 6 ^ 0 Disposable aemi aeneiess 7" Cut, Donna Holland said. BBrom o tun., Aug. 11 thru iai.. A ue -17,1974. Void where prohibHed. , □Rib j;^$i69 QAvocadoes the election,” he said. ElFrolics Palhmaik 4 that requires only a CorrcHpondrnt Ahearn said that prior to his BROMO aaaaDaaaaaaaoaaaoanorBO U n iP n o aS lp jfs, cut higher' "> ------“After all, it is the job of a rn RIKfitAfllf' c**' atchie$4 69□Nectarines 646-0375 QSauce Piogitsio Spaghelll I— ■ ■ l i a # W $ W C 1 I \ Non# priced higher. ^ nomination many of his sup Seitzer 8-oz. capacity small deposit Is Alice Yeomans Moe of An representative to give tSW-oi ( ^ F s ^ w k ’s Own • M l a Iw te l $ 4 1 9 □Green Cabbage Local lb 12* porters had been doing \ cani% liiaUan aivte. Piho Pm Ii __ representation to his district, Toss [^Dog Food □Sausage'^ Naturel I j^ e t . Made DallyOaliv*' I *6 available. dover has been named coor research on issues confronting Coupon of the Week Dairy Valuetl , dinator of campaign activities and that can’t be done unless 4W-OZ. ’Ema pkg. the six towns in the district so QCoffee Chech Full 0 Nuts □Chicken Livers 591 in Andover for Aloysius the candidate listens to the peo bottle of 50 □Orange Julce'rrrjs^ 49* that, being familiar with the S a v e 5 0 ^ I I ^ hOACO Collage ■ Small or 2-lb QO< ple of his district and then acts □Turkey Wings 49i l — f Large Curd Pslhmarli coni 9 9 Ahearn, Democratic candidate issues, he might act upon them. 0Cheez-it8 on their behalf,” Ahearn said. for state representative, 55th The Democratic candidate A □ T urkey Drumsticks49i District. Ahearn invites anyone in An r Pathmark □Cream Cheese 49‘ said a sample survey is being 0 Wilkinson Appetizing Valuetl Enfield dover who is interested in □ Analgesic Dali Valuetl The 55th District includes the attempted to determine how [Long Grain Rice Pathmark □Boiled Ham Demtsitc W-tb. 89* towns of Andover, Bolton, the people in the district feel helping him to contact Mrs. Sword Blades □CannedHam “S T M ” BloomlieM Columbia, Hebron, Moe. with This about issues such as an oil Corn Broom □Haag’s Franks »99* □Franks Pathmark leel or Skinless Pkg. 1 Marlborough and a section of Anyone in other district PsthniA rk Coupon Monebester refinery in Connecticut, land a a o D l Mamifacturara Coupon I Vernon. towns may contact Mrs. Joann LIm N one per femihr. deed el any PelIhmark lupermerkel. COUPON SAVINGS COUPON SAVINGS t , COUPON SAVINGS 5*2U' use, pollution and the possibili Effsrveteimt pkg, lun., Auf. 11 thruiat., o r - ' Others in Andover who have Neath, Bolton, if they wish to Sellxer of36 17, U 74. VekI where prohlhHea.f pkg. of 5 14 ty of more nuclear plants for This Coupon West Hertford volunteered to actively cam help. fo li peeks plus 2 Free This Coupon This Coupon This Coupon * energy which, from informa fiors Worth Worth Worth paign for Ahearn are First tion gleaned so far, seem un Worth Bristol toward the purchase ol Selectman David Yeomans, necessary. toward the purchase of Any Item in 10-lb. bag. Tom Anderson, Betty Kowalski He said ideas and talent are ADVERTISEMENT - Check Pathmark For Extra Values 24 Hours a Day. toward the purchase of any I toward the purchase of any Avon/Simsbury and Joan Madora. often wasted because there is At Pathmark, we have a feature we think you'll find reductions. This is one more money saving tool Pathmark BURRITT SAVERS EARN Ice Cream No-Wait Hunt Club Ahearn said he would like to no place for them to foster and especially halpful-tha Mark of Valua. If you gal Into the offers to help you be an even better ahopper. Thera’s Iced Tea TOP INTEREST. Deposits Mimark or Ice Cream Novelties. Wethersfield meet with all the people in An grow. habit of looking for tha chack mark In.our ade, as well as savings throughout the store, all week long, early and late, Appetizing Dept^ Burger Bits dover. grow fastest at “THE CUTE on the ahelvee, you’ll And It leading you to special price 24 hours a day. LkntI on« per lamllF. Good el any Pathmark UmH one par lamNy. O aoi at any Pathmark Lbitll on# par lamHy. Good at any Pathmark •uoarmarkal Sun., Aug. 11 thru 9at.< •uaerm arktl $un„ Aug. 11 thru ta i, •uaarmarkal lun., Aug. 11 thru iat, Limit ona par lamily. Good at any Pathmark “1 want to know their feelings L IT T L E R E D BA.NK . 1174. VoM whara prohlbltad by law. “I’d like to hear from the peo f. IT, 1974. VeW where preMMed by law. . 1174. Vald whara prohlbltad by law. Suparmarkal Sun., Aug. 11 thru Sal.. BUILDING” opposite Not responsible lor typographical errors. P riC S S affSCtiVS Sun., Aug. 11 thru Sat., Aug. 17, 1974. So that ws may aarvo all our cualomtra, Aug. 17. 1974. VoM whara prohlbltad by law. about the kind of representation ple of this district. I want to Cumberland Farms in Hebron wo reserve the right to limit sales to three (3) peckagea ol any item. Items and prices valid at Pathmark Supermarkets opoaaDoooooonaQogpiQTBO they expect, what areas need begin two-way communication, improvement and what the peo Center. Open 10:30 to 6 daily, Items offered lor sale not available In case lots. Certain llama not avallsbia where prohibiled by law. Prices effective Sun., Aug. 11 thru Sat., Aug. 17,1974. not only during the campaign Thursday ’til 8. 228-9471 ple feel are the similarities and but a solid type of communica So that we n«ay terve all our cualomara, wa raaerva tha right to limit aalaa to 3 packagat of any Item. Itama offered lor aala not available In cate Iota. ^ 4 Not ratponalbla lor typographical errors. Certain itama not available where prohibited by law. llama and prices valid only at Pathmark Supermarkalt. Pa g e s ix t e e n - Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 14. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Aug. 14. 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN OBITUARIES FitzPatrick Leaves TBC Krunk (). An By Len Auster John Jacunski wielded a hot stick for Gartenhaus with WASHINGTON (UPI) — A dozen congressmen have two roundtrippers including a grandslammer and six Calif., chairman of the House subcommittee which deals said it had not received the letter but added, “We know the Slowly trickling in at the outset, over 1,500 fans turned warned National Football League owners to reach a fair RBIs. Bob Birdsey and Carl Tinto also had two homers with restraints of trade, who said several bills are pending record of the negotiations will show that we have out last night for the 11th annual Jimmy Fund agreement with the players’ union or face a complete each with Birdsey and Dave Rybyck collecting four hits which would affect the NFL’s antitrust exemptions. bargained in good faith and we would invite Congressman doubleheader at Fitzgerald Field. Groman’s Sports Shop review of football’s antitrust exemptions. apiece. .Groman’s scored six in the first and second innings Others signing the letter were Reps. Bob Eckhardt, D- Moss or anyone else to examine it.” and the Keene, N.H., Merchants were winners on the field The congressmen, in a letter to John Thompson, and 12 in the sixth while the visitors had a seven-run third Tex., Ronald V. Dellums, D-Calif., Parren V. Mitchell, D- The letter added, “While most of the evidence of in but the big winner was the Children’s Cancer Research executive director of the NFL Management Council, also Foundation in Boston. and a five-run seventh. The only inning in which there was Md., George E. Brown Jr., D-Calif., Charles B. Rangel, D- adequate bargaining points to the owners as the reticent warned the owners against trying to break the players’ un N.Y., Walter E. Fauntroy, D-D.C., Bella S. Abzug, D-N.Y., party, the players are not wholly without responsibility.” According to Jimmy Fund Co-Chairman Ray Peck, no score was the top of the sixth with Gartenhaus ion. John Conyers, Jr., D-Mich., Donald W. Riegle, D-Mich., about $3,400 had been previously raised and last night ap blanked—MacArdle robbing Rybyck of a home run. The congressmen also warned against the owners trying In their letter, the congressmen said, “We are today Joe Moakley, D-Mass., and James C. Corman, D-Calif. to break the union even though they “might have the finan proximately $1,000 was taken in from the gate and the con In the nightcap, the New Hampshire champs prevailed calling on both the owners and the players, but ... par The players’ decision to suspend their strike and go to cial muscle to do it.” cession stand, which was kept busy and eventually sold over the East Hartford Dovelettes, 7-3, behind the six-hit, ticularly the owners ... to sit down again ’Thursday and this training camps for a 14-day cooling-off period was “in the “That is where the Congress comes in,” they added. out. With the first annual buffet-dinner dance planned Aug. 12 strikeout performance of towering 6-6 Dick O’Neil. time reach a fair compromise agreement. best interests of the NFL and the millions of football fans “One reason why the owners have the financial muscle to 22 at the Army & Navy Club to raise more funds, The Merchants set the tone in the opening frame scoring three runs off previously unbeaten Howie Reilly. Four hits “If they do not or if the union is significantly injured, we in the United States,” the congressmen said in their letter. refuse to bargain or to damage the players’ union is Manchester is already assured of topping its donation of a want it known that we will undertake a complete review of year ago of $4,200. and an outfield error produced the markers. g: “We await a comparable move by the owners because of the special treatment they have received from the National Football League’s antitrust status, and if the demonstrating their good faith in seeking a fair agreement the Congress through exemptions from the antitrust laws Opening ceremonies included the Manchester Silk City The Dovelettes were held hitless and scoreless until the facts warrant, introduce appropriate legislation.” with the players.” for broadcast pooling agreements and for the NFL-AFL, Men’s Choir under the direction of Vincent Zito and the fifth when Ken Bruno drilled a triple to left and scored on Signers of the letter included Rep. John E. Moss, El- In New York, a spokesman for the Management Council merger.” Army & Navy Club color guard. Miss Manchester 1974, Reilly’s punch single to left. ’The Merchants scored one in Linda Levack, tossed out the first pitch to State Comp 'i- ^ ’ the fifth and three in the seventh while the East Hartford troller Nate Agostinelli with Manchester Police Chief Jim club could only plate two tallies in the sixth for the final Reardon flailing away. Town Swim Meet Aug, 27 difference. Slow pitch softball action started the twinbill off and the Entry blanks are now available for the seventb an fans saw plenty of fireworks as Groman’s won a slugfest Crowns Up for Grabs The highlight was a triple play pulled off by the nual Manchester Swim Meet to be held Aug. 27 at from Gartenhaus of New Britain, 30-22. The clubs com Merchants in the sixth. Three hits and an error left the Manchester High’s pool. Competition is open to bined to sock 21 home runs with the host club accounting bases loaded and one run across with Bob Dwyer coming Manchester residents only. for 15. The Sports Shop had 32 hits while Gartenhaus could up. Dwyer struck out swinging and John Fullana was In X-Country Races The meet, sponsored by the Manchester Rec Depart muster only “29” in the “pitcher’s duel”—one where the caught off first. He was tagged out by the second baseman ment, will he broken up into age groups accordingly: fans got their moneys worth. and Tom Proctor, who was planted on second, broke for se eight and under, nine-10, 11-12, 13-15, 15 and under, Bob Kowalski and Dave White each belted three homers cond but was cut down by the relay to third baseman John Championship laurels in all six High School, Women’s and Joggers’ z. iS 12 and under. Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) rules King in Hartford Friday and had seven RBIs with the latter clouting a Neal. The second run of the frame crossed during the run divisions of the weekly cross country Divisions with Brad Jones, Pat Brand, will govern with a participant limited to three events. grandslammer. Mark Monette, Bob Brannick, Dennis downs. runs at Manchester. Community Ruth Veal and Ed Fitzgerald nursing Swimmers will be allowed to compete only in their E«l«lic Feigner, al)ove, will lead the King and His Court MacArdle and Ron Riordan each had two four-baggers College will be up for grabs tonight slender leads going into the final own age group and all will be required to swim heats foiir-mun softball team into action agsinst Cypress while Ron Seplowitz stroked a two-run shot. Brannick was Neal with three hits and Joe Lisitt with two were best for during the final session. The races night. leading up to the finals. The top six in the qualifying five-for-five at the plate while Mike Reardon, Kowalski the Merchants while Bruno had two of the six hits collected Arms of West Hartford Friday night at Dillon Stadium. start at 6:30 at the MCC cross country heats will make the finals with the top three in the Proceeds will enter the (Greater Hartford Assn, for and White added four hits apiece. by the Dovelettes. course behind the Wetherell St. cam Jones holds a slight edge over Joe Maher in the Youth Division, Brand finals winning medals and the fourth, Hfth and sixth Retarded Cliildren. Action starts at R:I5 with tickets pus. leads Joe Firetto in the High School place finishers receiving ribbons. available at Nassiff Arms. Mayor John Thompson will present Near Rematch group with Ruth Veal ahead of her Entry blanks must he returned to any town pool hy One-Year-old Colin Smythe Pretty Miss Manchester gold, silver and bronze medals to the SEATTLE (UPI) - Defend sister, Lori, in the Women’s category noon, Aug. 22. They may be picked up at the Rec ristol Maintains Edge over MB^s top three point-getters in each divi ing champion Carol Semple Watches Play with Dad, Scotty Linda Levack Added Charm to Night and Fitzgerald holds a lead over Bill Department or any of the town's pools. sion. and three-time winner Anne Continuing their mastery over Twilight League cham Maher in the Joggers’ class. The winners got an insurance marker in the seventh on The awards are based on a cum- Quasi Sander moved a step Pater no Heads Listing pion Moriarty Brothers, the Bristol Cassins took the two MB bobbles and Smith’s single. closer to a rematch going into ■UConn Drills' measure of the locals last night in the first game of the mulative point total earned over the Twenty five points are awarded for five Wednesday night presentations. first place, one point less for each today’s second round of the 74th BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) The list was started in 1958 to double elimination playoffs by a 3-1 count. The loss ended a Sala was reached for only five hits but the only walks he U.S. Womens Amateur Golf ’The runs are co-sponsored by MCC place thereafter. STORRS (UPI) - Twenty- former Boston University men recognize the active major six-game MB win streak. issued came in the third frame and helped prove his un Championship. two lettermen will return to the — Joe Paterno of Penn State and SAM with Barry Sheckley and Thirty five medals will be awarded. tor whose first year at the college coaches who had won It marked the third time this season the Bell Towners doing. Bob Nicoletti went the route for the Miss Semple, Sewickley, Pa., Yankee Conference champion UConn helm produced an 8-2-1 heads this year’s list of top 20 Rick Gowen in charge. the most games. A winning came out on the long end of the score against the locals. Cassin’s scattering six hits, including a triple by- A gold medallion will be pinned on the had an easy tim e Tuesday, University of Connecticut foot record last year, the best in college football coaches record and at least five years at Next start for the MB’s will be Thursday night against McDonald. Only one division is settled. Two of five champs. Second, third and fourth twice winning holes with bogies ball team for the start of UConn history, said he will con released today by Elmore the same school are the more than 60 runners have place finishers will receive silver and defeating Laura Goodwin, “Scoop” Hudgins of the the loser of tonight’s game between East Hartford and No player on either side had more than one hit. The training Aug. 25. tinue to use the successful Wing requirements for consideration clinched honors in their respective medals. Bronze medals will be given Tulsa, Okla., 6-and-4. Head coach Larry Naviaux, T and the 5-4 defense. Southeastern Conference. on the list. Hartford Stags. game was completed in 1:44 with an excellent crowd on divisions. Steve Gates has been No. 1 all runners who took part in four or Meanwhile, Mrs. Sander played Bristol jumped on Pete Sala for a pair of runs in the third hand. three-under-par golf to inning at St. Thomas and this proved to be enough to in the first four Open Division runs more of the races. The losers came into the game having copped nine of with Dave Warren the top finisher in Locker and shower facilities are eliminate Carolyn Hill, Placen triumph. tia, Calif., 5-and-4. The lone MB run came in the fifth on a walk to their last 10 decisions. Twice during the regular season the Masters’ Division. available at the college. McDonald, Crowley’s single, a walk to Frank DiMauro and Bristol tacked a loss on the American Division and overall Wide-open races are in the Youth, The competition is open to all. loop champs. Paul Baretta’s sacrifice fly. 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Connie Banas had three blows for Delasco 148, Pasternack 148; again Tuesday night, pounding a 4-1 record and tops the league in touchdown passes with S WAYS TO CHARGE • Our Own Customer Credit Plan • Master Charge • BankAmerIcerd • American Express Money Card • Carte Blanche Rec League runner-up Center Congo, 18-5, at Robertson. Congo with Earl Vivian and Mark Snyder adding a pair of Second - Beller 136, Gould 148; two homers and a triple and Complete The schedule tonight finds the Vets vs. Crockett at 6; 15, safeties apiece. IL Third - Paganetti 144, Goldberg driving in three runs to lead the You Buy But Corcoran, the brash former minor-league hotshot, is Our Muffler Oil & Filter Pero’s vs. Glen at 7; 30, and Crispino’s vs. Vittner’s at 8:45, 149, Marsh 149; Fourth - Hall Phillies to a 6-5 win over the Only Once all three tilts at Fitzgerald Field. Over at Robertson Park, second in TD tosses with 10 and has the top completion 150, Chessari 150. San Francisco Giants. Change with Walnut vs. Telephone at 6:15 and Congo vs. Wilson at 7:30. Future in Air Otis Wins percentage in the league at .562. The Bell are 3-2. Jbeation Wlue for Campero, Florida Blazer Coach Jack Pardee has spent the week Lubrication A six-run second and four-run sixth powered Vittner’s to MONTICELLO, N.Y. (UPI) NEWYORK (UPI) - Kansas Aluminum its win over Renn’s. Dave Wells had three of the 15 hits — Unless the NBA Philadelphia City Royals’ centerfielder whipping his squad into a frenzy, he hopes, for the game Foldaway Car Care 76ers waive or trade the rights Amos Otis, who had a 14-game with the Jacksonville Sharks. 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Mike Riccio and John Tracy each had 66® Reg. 2615I H H OTHER SIZE in California in an effort to ___ SIZES LOW PRICED TOO stepchild. farm club. Buy now and drive with con Fits all cars with or without weight, or 10W30 all two hits for the winners with the latter stroking a four- Winkin Chairman determine if eye problems were CD-2 Alemite Gas Treatment 99® • Nylon cord body for strength 0 Five-rib tread for durable grip “I’ve seen statements made and heard things on the fidence! Heavy dgty double rain gutters. Fully as weather oil, new Lee S) bagger. Dorl Zura was best with the stick for Jim ’s with a ORONO, Maine (U PI)-.John the cause of his pitching misfor A 19-game winner for the wrapped. Come In (or free sembled: folds away easily, D A L Hand Cleaner, 1 Lb. ... 99® oil filter; lube all neces 11 pair of hits. Decision Due grapevine that simply say they have a better team. I tunes. exhaust check. Guaranteed as stores In trunk when not In Winkin, newly named baseball haven’t forgotten those kind of things.” Pirates in 1971, Blass’ perfor long as you own your car. ‘ use. Slmonlze Bug A Tar Remover 7 9 ^ sary grease points. Doing most of its scoring in the first four innings, Glen’s ’The former star right-hander mance since then has been MONTICELLO, N.Y. (UPI) coach at the University of Sharks coach Bud Asher is a bit mystified by Pardee’s GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES bested Wilson to remain unbeaten. Carlo Colongelo and — Next week, Wilt Chamberlain Maine at Orono, was named will undergo a special visual steadily downhill. His record IMm-'tlKW295 BROAD ST., OPP. POST OFFICE charges. program and rejoin his former KELLY RD. and VERNON CIRCLE Mike Mistretta each had three hits for the winners with will be 38 years old. He doesn’t chairman of the Continuing this year is 2-9. In his last VERNON, CONN. PHONE 646-0101 PHONE 043-1161 Frank Keller and Skip Kool adding two each. Steve Wilson need the money, he doesn’t Education Committee of the “The only statement I’ve ever made about the Blazers is teammates in San Diego later appearance Monday night 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Mon., Tuna., Wad. 8:30 - 6:00 Atlantic Cradit Card • Mastar Charga AvallaMa National Association of that I think they are well-coached and Pardee has done an this month in a nonroster against Rochester he gave up MANCHESTER had two of the eight hits mustered by Wilson. need any more records or BmAMiiiiyy! Open Late Every Night Thura. A FrI. 8:30 - 9:00 ■ -----Mon.,' Tuas., Wad., ....Fri. w-w.wv8-9:30 -• Tliurs. mw*. ®-o8-8 i championships but he’s not sure Collegiate Directors of excellent job,” said Asher, whose team is 3-2. capacity to work with pitching three walks, a homer and a dou Mceol Sat. 'til 6 P.M. A six-run fifth inning proved decisive as the Vets held off coach Don Osborn. 1145 Tolland Tpke. .SatunlaY,8:30.-.vaiiiiMC 3;QQ . Sal. 8-1 - Bank Amoricard Not Avallablo ! he wants to stop playing basket Athletics, it was announced In Thursday night’s nationally televised contest. ble to the first five batters I Walnut. Ray Jenack and Mike Chartier had three hits In order to undergo the ball. Monday. Southern California meets Houston in the Astrodome. before being removed. ) M ) \ L'V \ PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 14, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 14, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-ON i’ Long Agenda Forces Board •••And Please Don’t Blush WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. mind. But in my mind his minimum breakfast require says. “That alarm means you To Recess to Next Tuesday Thomas F. Eagleton has in remarks conjured up something ment. Take a couple of these troduced a bill to revoke the along this line: have spent too many hours on vitamin supplements and the the job lately and should take regulation requiring instaila- It is early morn in the Fer- By SOL R. COHEN million bond issue for contract with Local 991, buzzing will stop. " some time off for recreation.” tion of seat belt buzzers aind in mus Auug household. Mr. Auug “Never mind. The pancakes They tried heroically and purchasing the water company. Federation of State, (bounty and terlocks in new cars. “But 1 need the money.” they struggled resolutely — but • Designating a Nov. 5 has just sat down at the are cold now anyway. I think Municipal Employes. “It is one thing to protect breakfast table., "Sorry, sir, regulations are they just couldn’t make it. referendum on a proposed $2 • Authorizing the sale of a I’ll have a bowl of corn flakes society against the imprudent “Gina, what in tarnation is instead...Confound it! I can't regulations. Why don’t you go Overwhelmed by a top-heavy million bond issue for townwide town-owned parcel at Sheldon or criminal acts of an in agenda Tuesday night (despite storm sewer installations. wrong with these pancakes?” get the box open.” see a good movie?” .Rd. and Oakland St. dividual,’’ the Missouri Auug makes his way to the the removal of one of the most • Approving a plan for entry • Authorizing a $35,000 “I didn't know anything was Democrat said in his introduc wrong with them.” “Of course not, dum-dum. Bijou and buys a ticket to top-heavy items, consideration and exit into Charter Oak Field. expenditure for an infiltration- tory remarks. “But it is quite of purchasing the privately “Well, every time I try to Those corn flakes have the new "Deep Throat. " But as he turns • Approving a |5,000 ap inflow study of the town’s another to attempt to protect box top interlock that prevents owned Manchester Water Co.), propriation for preliminary take a bite they start buzzing.” away from the box offic?, the sanitary sewer system. the individual against himself. the lid from opening until the ticket self-destructs. Manchester’s town directors architectural plans for a new • Approving a town contribu “So they do. Have you had “Carried to its extreme, that your vitamins today?” automatic calorie-counter is ac had to throw up their hands at firehouse in the Buckland area. tion to the Manchester Youth principle could justify federal “Not yet.” tivated.” An usher explains that under midnight and recess — to con • Authorizing the manager to Hockey Association. intervention in such personal new federal regulations tickets tinue another day. sign agreements on behalf of • Approving the appointment “Then that explains it. Every to X-rated films are treated affairs of citizens as their diet, new box of pancake batter mix When Auug, 45 minutes [ate ’That day will be next Tuesday the town and Parking Authority of a civilian patrol officer for chemically to react to color their recreational activities or has a buzzer system to warn to work, finally gets to the shop at 7 p.m., when the water com for a parking lot on St. James the town-owned Case Mt. lack of thereof, and even the and punches in on the time changes in the skin. pany proposal will be aired and Church property. In addition, the directors will consumers when they aren’t Persons who start blushing movies they watch.” getting enough vitamins. clock, an alarm sounds. when that business not acted • Approving sanitary sewers receive reports and com even before they enter the I’m not sure what type of in “The buzzing means that pan Whereupon the federal recrea upon last night will be con for Linwood Dr. and a portion munications and, at the end of tion inspector rushes up. theater are considered too tervention Eagleton had in cakes alone won’t give you the sidered. of Keeney St. its Tuesday session, will open “No work for you today,” he modest for admittance. Among items to be con • Approving increased pen the meeting to those electors sidered next Tuesday are: sion benefits for existing pen who wish to speak on any sub • Designating a Nov. 5 sioners. ject in the board’s jurisdiction. referendum on a proposed $2.25 • Approving a two-year labor Affirmative Actions by Board M m The Manchester Board of propriation to the Learning- Traffic Services Bureau (with Directors took the following af Play Activities Program, to be two additional men and two ad firmative actions Tuesday financed by a state grant and ditional cruisers for the Police night: for use during the 1975 fiscal Force). SEW & GO FABRICS FAMOUS DAN RIVER Corn Belt Drought Effects • PLAID a STRIPE SUITINGS • Approved an ordinance for year. Mrs. Ferguson voted • Approved a $49,352 ap First quality, pre-cured Dan Press fabrics. purchasing a 522-square foot against it, saying, “ I don’t propriation — to reimburse the • DAN RIVg;R SEERSUCKER Fortrel Polyester/Cotton blends, machine parcel at the southeast corner believe it,” when she was told The worst drought in a generation has cut back the state for sanitary sewer I livestock. ’The drop in corn production poses threats of • FANCY SINGLE KNITS washable, 44” /45” wide. of Parker St. and Colonial Rd. by the town manager the funds betterments it constructed in prospective corn crop for 1974 to 12 per cent below last higher food prices next year and a squeeze on both com Machine washable sports, dress and party It will be purchased for $600 were for teaching parents of conjunction with 1-84. m year, as shown here on a farm near Hastings, Neb., where mercial and foreign aid food exports, according to the U. fabrics. Cotton/acrylic/polyester blends from Sidney and Elsie Cushman exceptional children how to • Approved bid waivers for a farmer cuts down his dry, failing corn to feed to his S. Department of Agriculture. (UPI photo) 44”/60” wide. c HAMBRETTA COORDINATES 1 9 8 and will be for improving the play with them. purchasing two voting s oOLIDS, CLIPS a T ATTERSAILS.I y D. radial. It was described as "a • Approved an additional $4,- machines and two police radios. Values to $3.98 "Yard * Save to $2.98 "Yard. banana-shaped sliver.” Direc 507 appropriation to the • Appointed Nicholas tor Vivian Ferguson voted TOPICS program, with $3,725 of 0 2 9 Jackston, Democrat, and LOTS 0 ‘ KNOTS against the purchase. it to come from the state and Richard Schwolsky, Directors Tour Lincoln Center ...... drnm vn • Approved a $6,000 ap $782 from the town. It is for Republican, to the Housing Atlantic White Cedar Stand propriation for expanding the studying the possibility of a new Authority — Jackston to fill an Town directors toured Lincoln Center prior to their meeting the space is being partitioned. From the left are: Vivian Ferguson, fire alarm system in the Adams St. bridge. unexpired term to July 1975, Tuesday night to view the progress toward renovating parts of the northeast area — from Green • Approved a $38,500 ap Phyllis Jackston,. Mayor John ’Thompson, John Tani, Weiss, Carl DRESS PRINTS C t l M l t f Schwolsky to a new five-year building (the former Lincoln School) for Town of Manchester of Rd. to the Vernon town line, propriation for extending the term to July 1979; and ap Zinsser and Deputy Mayor Pascal Prignano. (Herald photo by Machine washable cotton and cotton/poly- Guaranteed machine washable, 100% cotton fices. Town Manager Robert Weiss, third from right, explains how with connections to two in EEA (Emergency Employ pointed Democrats Lee Ann Dunn) Threatened by Power Lines ester blends. L ittle or no ironing required, in an excellent color range. 44” /45” wide. dustrial areas. ment Act) program to March Gunderson and Gordon Allen to 44"/45” wide. • Approved a $200 appropria 31,1975. It will be financed by a fill two vacancies on the Human tion to the Camp Kennedy Fund grant and will be used to By BRENDA ROTZOLL The licensing board of the Bofinger said. “It’s something “Design of the foundations on Relations Commission. "H A Y R ID E " PRINTS PINWALE CORDUROY — contributions from South employe three maintenance Preliminary Plans in Works KINGSTON, N.H. (UPI) - Atomic Energy Commission that you don’t want to see the society’s land will be n United Methodist Church and mechanics and a clerk. The proposed $1.9 billion (AEC) was to make a final developed.” carefully done to minimize the 198 Manchester Telephone • Approved a $36,000 ap Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant decision on power line routing Don Lundholm, spokesman access of vehicles to structure GOLDEN NUGGET PRINTS - • • I YD SPORTCORD PRINTS Employes. propriation to the Police For East School Renovation is generating another this month. for the PSC, said the company locations. No roadway will be NO WALE CORDUROY • Approved a $14,068 ap Department, to be financed by Lead Poisoning economy-ecology fight, this Ron King, director of special is just as interested in ecology established to the structures combed cotton 0 9 8 CARPETS GARDEN LANE PRINTS . . . a grant. It is for establishing a Cases Reported administrative complex. meeting rooms of the Board of time about plans to run power projects for the society, said as the society, and has made near the swamp,” he said. ^ YD VERNON The move will have a minor Education plus the offices for lines through rare stands of the staff of the directorate of careful plans to span the bog "Access will be no more HARTFORD (UPI) - Cases Arnold Lawrence Associates effect on pupils in other all supervisory personnel. Atlantic white cedar. licensing for the AEC. with wires slung from towers available to the public in the of lead poisoning continue to of Manchester, the architec schools. Twenty students in Building B will be used for WHOLESALE TO ALL Ecologists have fought the recommends going around the on either side of it. future than it is today.” rise in Connecticut, according tural firm chosen to draw plans Grade 1 of the Maple St. School •central supply space, a plant itself since it was cedar swamp area, but the final “We want them to stay out of POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS to Commissioner Douglas S. Construction Permit for renovation of Building A of will be sent to Center Rd. maintenance shop and also for COME ON OOWN planned, saying it will damage decision is up to the board. it by moving their transmission EXCITING NEW KNITS • FANCIES •PLAIDS ‘ STRIPES Lloyd of the state Health "In the cedar swamp area, the East School in Rockville, is School and 22 from Grade 1 of custodial supplies. the marsh it would be located "The basic issue is that the line will be designed so that lines and using some existing • COORDINATES •JACQUARDS Department. drawing preliminary plans and Northeast School will be shifted TRY US! in, and that it is situated Atlantic white cedar in this transmission line,” Bofinger A wide range of novelty stitches in bright Lloyd said Tuesday 11 cases no right-of-way needs to be new fall colors plus winter white, ideal for Colorful knit designs on 100% polyester, Granted Nuclear Plant will present them in the fall to to Center Rd. also. dangerously atop a major area is a relatively rare cleared. Statements that a said. were reported for the week end Back-to-School sewing. polyester/silk blends. Machine wash, tumble the ^ a rd of Elducation. Some 200 of the students from Expert Installation, earthquake fault. species,” said Paul Bofinger, 175-foot right-of-way will be HARTFORD (UPI) - The the station’s electric capacity ing Aug. 10, one more than in The architects have met with East School will go to Skinner AN-JO FARMS Now the Society for the president of the society. Lundholm said the alter dry, 58” /6 0 ” wide. the previous week. SOUTH WINDSOR cleared in this area are wrong. native line requires 35 miles Machine wash, tumble dry, texturized poly U.S. Atomic Energy Commis to 2.64 million-kilowatts, NE state officials and the fire Rd., one special class will go to Guaranteed Protection of New Hampshire He said the trees are impor The structure (tower) location ester, 58” /6 0 ” wide. VALUES TO $5.98 YD.* SAVE $3.48 YD. sion has given Northeast spokesmen said. He said lead poisoning cases marshal to make sure that state Sykes School and another to Forests, which last year was tant not only of themselves, more of line, would be visible in usually increase during the are positioned on both sides of more places, would cause Utilities a construction permit ’The permit was granted after regulations will be complied Center Rd. Farm Fresh deeded 100 acres of the 500-acre being rare this far north, but the swamp such that no Atlan for h 1,150,000-kilowatt nuclear spring and fall months, when with before going ahead with Kingston cedar swamp area, because they tend to grow in relocation of houses and 18 months of technical, en All staff members have been tic cedar will be cut for con pow^r station in Waterford, NE vironmental and safety reviews children are more apt to be construction. says that swamp is threatened groups, in bog aeas which at businesses and would cost $21,- reassigned to other schools. EGGS struction of foundations, erec 894,900 more than the swamp 2 spokd^en said today. by the AEC and the issuance of playing outdoors, where they ’The architect also said that at ITW CARPET MERaUNTS by plans to route through it 345 tract wildlife and waterfowl. Fred Ramsdell, principal of Delivered tion of towers, or stringing of route. 2 ^ ’Thermit would be the third can get at loose paint chips that the time the preliminary 11310 Tolland Tpko. Manchester, Conn.| kilovolt power lines from He said the bog in Kingston also favorable findings by the East School, has been assigned wires,” he said built at fte Millstone site. ’The Atomic Safety and Licensing contain lead. sketches are presented he will to your home lOpen 10 AM to 6:30 PM Phone 646-85081 Seabrook to the Public Service contains evidence of old Indian “Sometimes it is distasteful Lloyd also reported as principal of Sykes School first unit\vith a capacity of Board, the spokesmen said. also have a cost estimate of the or businoss Co. of New Hampshire Scobie activity of archeological Lundhoim said the PSC plans to weigh hard dollars against gonorrhea cases rose from 101 which houses Grade 6 students, IPurcfiaset d in ct from name brand mills In trallsr loads.. 660.000- kil^atts, has been They said the permit fee was project. Substation in Londonderry. significance. to use tall steel or aluminum environmental effects, but $21 to 117 for the year, and syphilis only. PHONE 644-9430 PICK-a-PLAID operating since 1971. A second, $29,870. Just before schools closed 'in ’The PSC says it does not plan "It’s a combination of things towers on each side of the million is a lot of money to pass 830.000- kilowatt unit, is under Northeast was issued a per was up to 23 cases for the year. June the Board of Education to cut a single Atlantic cedar which makes this area pretty on to our electric customers to The Board of Education has swamp crossing, and to erect construction and scheduled to mit on June 5 to begin Measles dropped from five the voted to close Buildings A and B tree or to cut access roads to its important to protect. We want avoid a few thousand feet of PLAID & CHECK EASY CARE applied for 50 per cent reim them with a helicopter, to avoid go to work by 1975. preliminary site preparation, previous week to none last of the East School and to shift towers, so it can’t see what the them to stay out of it by moving visual intrusion,” Lundholm week. bursement, by the state, for the having to move them in by • COORDINATES • COORDINATES The third unit, targeted for land clearance, grading and the some 230 students primarily fuss is about. their transmission lines,” road. said. completion in 1979, will bring excavation. to the Skinner Rd. School and to cost of renovation. Plans are to “KASHLANA” CHIVAS Farmland make the East School a central have Building A house the •PLAIDS & SOLIDS .BRUSHED PLAIDS Preservation executive, business, and Plan Offered • BRUSHED PLAIDS • CASCADE PLAIDS New portable 100% orlons and 100% acry Woolen/polyester blends. Ma MYSTIC (UPI) - Sen. CRT Funds Overspent ^Over-Educated^ Vassar Coed lics. Machine washable 54” / chine wash Easy Cares and Samuel B. Hellier, R-Mystic, 56” wide. Just right for suits, Cascades. 54” /56” wide. Easy seeking election to Congress dresses and sportswear. Cares are Scotch-guarded. from eastern Connecticut, has HARTFORD (UPI) - Some salaries were paid out VALUES TO $4.29 YARD VALUES TO $4.49 YARD. MHSi^AC proposed a four-point plan 1,000 underprivileged youths federal grants. Becomes ^90-Day Wonder’ aimed at preserving farm lands were quickly dropped from a CRT director James G. and encouraging young summer employment program Harris said the problem was farmers. Gets carpets this week when the Hartford spotted last week when it was ’The first-term state senator By PETER A, BROWN School officials report the '1 thought it was a good idea . "I graduated (from the 2^ 31^* anti-poverty agency found it discovered that there were no BOSTON (UPI) - Gwen competition for entrance is and so do our fathers who are in University of South Carolina) in said Tuesday that freight rates had overspent its fund alloca funds remaining to pay 563 Wendell spent more than $15,- competitive during other business,” said Laurie Bryant December and was able to get a professionally should be changed to remedy tion. youths employed on a year tariff structures which he said 000 for a Vassar education, but seasons because of size of Princeton, N.J., a senior at job cleaning in a bank, but that round basis. two months after graduation limitations imposed by Gibbs’ Smith College. "I need the was it,” said Helen Reynolds of discriminate against Connec The terminations brought an ’The 563 were quickly dropped tweeds flannels ticut farmers. outcry from the various non started secretarial school year-long courses for non skills. My education has taught Sumter, S.C. “I really don’t clean. from the employment rolls, and Hellier also proposed changes profit agencies where the because employers said her college grads. me to write a research paper, want to do that the rest of my Machine Washable Machine Wash H20 Solids Ntw RINSE N VAC It the portable another 4(K) summer employes in the federal Inheritance tax, youths had been working, angry liberal arts degree was but nothing else.” life.” “I was tired of teaching,” (38 Ib i.) powerhouse thet cleent, were also terminated to make worthless. Almost all call the course a School officials say the tight said Ann McIntyre, 26, of Dublin Coordinating window- All the rich shades of autumn rintet, and vacuums out dirt leavini which he said is based on the that their employes were dis up for the overpayments tp per Along with more than 150 means to an end, admitting job market nationwide is in Montpelier, Vt. “I wanted to pane checks with match-mate by famous maker J.P. 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Republican nominee advocated equally as prestigious colleges, secretarial school, but find the of 426 students taking the nent employes had not been ester blends. 54” /5 6 " wide. touch, great to wear! 5 4 "/ keeps them cleaner longer. an inventory of the nation’s agency, the Community she is paying an additional $525 training a necessity in a tight course this summer in five extended beyond July 1. 56” wide. grain supply and construction Renewal Team, and their to be the business world’s job market. cities. Besides Boston, it is equivilent of the "90-day offered in New York, Ninety two counties in SKRWM-WUUMS CO. of grain storage elevators in the “You find that practically Rtntlvealy wonder.” Providence, R.I., Montclair, Texas legally prohibit the 9S1 Miln Strett Northeast to insure adequate everyone including janitors n L O O a d a y Gwen is taking the Katherine N.J., Huntington, N.Y. and New sale of alcoholic beverages. suppiies of feed in the event of have Masters’ degrees,” said Mancbesttr, Conn. 06040 Gibbs School’s special program York. transportation strikes or severe Margaret Peters of Boston. She 4 ^ for college graduates who can weather. said she has been unable to find quote Shakespeare, but can’t Research Proposed anything but meanial work START TO SEW type, spell or support since graduating from Manhat- themselves. THREAD tanville College in 1973 with a WASHINGTON (U PI)-Sen. Many provisions in the bill "A lot of my friends laughed degree in ' cultural PLAZA DEPT. STORI 250 yard spools, 100% polyester KITS Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., were prompted by heightened at me when I told them I was has introduced a bill to create a anthropology. . (Wa Have A Notion To Plaaaa) in black and white only. Contains 11 of the most needed public concern over nuclear going to secretarial school,” Noxt to Frank’s Suparmarkat sewing needs including scissors. new agency which would reaptor safety and the danger of said Gwen, of nearby “We give them the skills to ^ East Mlihfle Tpka., Mandmtar Compare at .50 a spool develop new energy nuplear theft and sabotage by Wellesley. "It’s kind of get their first job and after that technologies over 10 years and political terrorists, Ribicoff depressing, but if it gets me a they advance because of their to create another to set up said Tuesday. job.... other qualifications,” said Mr^‘ Q88 safeguards over nuclear power. See Plaza For: ISPCXXS “I really wasn’t surprised 1 Judith Gideonse, placement $1 EACH couldn’t find one,” she said. “In director. Ribicoff’s proposed Energy He referred to an internal college you’re trained to be an A few are disillusioned by the • SUN HATS •SUNTANLOTHM Research and Development Ad- AEC study, which termed ministraion, funded with $20 academician, but nothing else. inability of their college current safeguards "entirely • SWIM CAPS billion, would seek alternative You aren’t qualified for degrees to support them. We Honor Master Charge or Bank Amerlcard Charge Cards inadequate” to meet the threat anything.” “It’s kind of frustrating and energy sources and technology of theft by terrorist groups and • TERRY SCUFFS needed to harness them. Most of the girls say they sometimes I think it isn’t fair,” the subsequent manufacture of • SWIM RINGS ™ »tL B A G S Ong5x7Colo^J\M*h8lL His proposed Nuclear Safety enrolled to find a way to sup said Phoebe Oftus, of Delmar, All iM ij BibiM, cblldrtn ind tdulU homemade bombs. On; jlU In i p«r lubjicl and Licensing Commission port themselves, though a sur N.Y., a former teacher who • THERMOS JUGS •NOSE CUPS & A^mjoArAubjMti— Oioupi or Indlvlduolt In would replace the present prising number are dis returned from teaching in Mmd fimlly— il.00 por lubjoct “ Uniess we establish the • THINGS &PE0S EARPLUGS N® P™y**-0*“ ® * * n iilA lw d prefoiilonol Atomic Energy Commission enchanted teachers willing to Europe to find her fluency in SO-FRO F,PBRICS p o rin lti (poMs— our ulK tIon) organizations now to deal effec three languages didn’t impress You moy loloct iddllionti po rtnlli offorod it and have stronger licensing and take an initial pay cut to get low pricit tively with long-term research employers like typing 80 words Photographer on duty regulatory functions than those into the business world. always first quality fabrics SATISFACTION GUJARANTEEO of the AEC. and development in all energy Growth of the eight-week per minute. Need Something? 10 M to 8 PM areas, and with the need for program has been rapid since A handful of the students will tighter regulation of commer TRI-CITY PLAZA T u m ., Wtds., Thurt., 239 Spencer St. its inception in 1970. The size of be college seniors in the fall and BURR CORNERS FrI., Sat. Both new agencies would be cial nuclear power, we will be the summer class, in which a say they enrolled to give them a SHOPPING CENTER VERNON established under the bill, Ask Plaxa! Aug. 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 MANCHESTER NO HANDUIN CHMOE headed for an uncertain, indeed college degree is the only jump on other graduates next Op«n Dally 9:30-9:30 Open Dally 10-9; Sat. 10-6 which if passed would be called menacing, rendevous with the spring. prerequisite, has tripled. TEL. 646-7728 TEL. 875-0417 the Energy Reorganization Act. 21st Century,” Ribicoff said. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 14. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Aug. 14. 1974— PAGE TWENTY-THREE Consider the case of a hifh “Obviously the framers of the everyone who had ever supported The court felt that such a re PUC^s Consumer Advocate Looks atRole school teacher who balked at Constitution thought that an af- THE any cause that the Communist quirement intruded upon the SAFE LIVING swearing to uphold the state and flrmation of minimum loyalty to Party had also happened to sup teacher’s right of free association. EDITORS NOTE! Connec in the library of the PUC are Silverstone, a Lehigh Univer mon ground for all three —that the current drop in power MANCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE federal constitutions. the government was worth the port? The court said there were all tirul reHidenIa have an at piles of testimony and papers in sity graduate and Bridgeport groups, they may have com use is merely a temporary “ flat FAMILY^ price of whatever deprivation of sorts of outside relationships that torney representing their in the cases he is taking part in. “I just don’t like the whole idea individual freedom of conscience The court concluded that it was native, has no illusions about peting' interests when it is a spot,” that demand will resume Cum pin^ of loyalty oaths,” she explained "could have no possible faring terests in rate cases before the The list of pending rate cases Pick up stray food wrappers LAWYER A. was involved.” unconstitutional to require an oath the enormity of his job. If an case of higher rates for residen and that to meet the soaring de There’s still time to take a in a court hearing. T hey are an upon the teacher’s occupational state Public Utilities Commis before the commission is so tial users than business, he mand the utilities must build and other debris and put them “in terms so vague that men of fitness.” adversary proceeding has two ■few more camping trips this infringement upon my f r ^ o m of common intelligence must guess at sion. Here is a look at the role long he said, there is no way he said. many additional plants. in the waste barrels provided Nevertheless, some oaths have sides battling in the heat of con s u m m e r. As a lo t of Loyalty Oath conscience.” been thrown out by the courts its meaning.” the consumer advocate, a can possibly attend to all of near your campsite. troversy, he sees himself as a The commisson has acted ‘"They have made what they Manchester families have dis But the judge said this kind of for going too far. young attorney, hopes to play them. He is picking and feel are proper business Be careful when you’re for Teachers? A public service feature of the campfire against a bonfire. on behalf of the public, he said, covered, camping is an in an oath was nothing more than is Also rejected was a requirement in presenting the public’s choosing the cases he thinks driving home, too. You’ll want Another case, involved a decla American Bar Association and The utility companies, long but it is charged with allowing assumptions but there is no May a public school teacher be expected of most public officials, that teachers submit an hnnual list the Connecticut Bar Associa side in rate cases involving will have the most impact on expensive and fun-filled way to to tell your neighbors all about up to and including the President. ration that the teacher had never experienced in presenting their the utilities a just and hard evidence that that is required to take a loyalty oath? of every organization to which tion. Written by Will Bernard. the cost of electricity, water, the public. spend a vacation. your camping experiences. He quoted the following comment lent “aid, support, or advice” to requests for rate hikes to the reasonable return on their in true,” he said. Yes, provided that the oath stays they had either belonged or con gas, bus and rail service and Silverstone hopes he can get from the United States Supreme the Communist Party. Wouldn’t commission, have batteries of vestment. ’The utilities say they would If you’re only going away for within constitutional bounds. this apply, a court wondered, to tributed during the previous five C 1974 American Bar Association even cable television. the commission to take into ac Court: , years. attorneys and experts to pre “I am an advocate,” he said. rather err on the side of over a few days, why not try one of By ROBERT LAMBERT count in their decisions such sent their views. “The PUC’s concern is to make building than underbuilding, he the campsites in the nearby New HARTFORD (UPI) - David factors as economic impact, Public Represenlation a judgment.” said. England states. Connecticut Silverstone is Connecticut’s future growth rates and Until the creation of the con Can’t Take A Chance David against the Goliath of the Many Factors has several good campgrounds changes in demand as rates in sumer counsel post, Silverstone “They say they can’t take a that you may have overlooked. utility companies regulated by crease. The return depends on long said, the public has had no one range assumptions about future chance that they are wrong, he the state Public Utilities Com A Bachelor specifically assigned to repre said. Wherever you decide to pitch mission. needs for power and the SAVE! A bachelor now living in sent their views in the Silverstone hopes to get the your tent or park you trailer, Silverstone, 28, was ap Hartford and a graduate of willingness of the public to pay proceedings. for higher power costs, he said. commission to consider how make sure you have a happy pointed last month to the PUC Columbia Law School, he “I have only one client—that much the public is willing to safe stay. Don’t let an accident to act as the consumer counsel taught school in New Haven and And the return also depends on WITH is the consumer,” he said. such things as good internal pay for electricity in the future spoil your trip. under legislation approved this served as an antipoverty at The “consumer” he corporate management and the in view of the record rate hikes year. torney in Danbury for two represents, however, may turn now pending. Be careful when you drive in Under pressure, PUC Chair years. cost of advertising its services. tent stakes. Avoid hitting your THESE out to be a little more com “I don’t think of the PUC and The conservation programs man Howard E. Hausman ap Trying to get into the details fingers instead of the stakes. plicated than he anticipated. the staff as an extension or initiated last winter during the pointed him in time to take part of the pending cases has given While the public may energy shortage have produced creature of the utilities,” he Tents are flammable, so in the record rate hike sought him little time for recreation, perceive the consumer as the such reductions in consumption COUPONS' by Northeast Utilities. The case he said. said, ‘"rheir role is to weigh don’t smoke in them. Stoves man in the street, the residen competing and conflicting that the power companies now is still pending. “In my spare time, I read the and heaters should be used only tial user, commerce and in situations.” want higher rates to make up Makeshift Office Northeast Utilities case,” he dustry also have an interest in for the lost revenue, he said. with adequate ventilation. Silverstone wants to look at Never store fuel inside your BONELESS BEEF CHUCK SEMI-BONELESS BEEF CHUCK Stacked on a table in said. “That is an honest answer the cost of power. “Revenues went down as con Silverstone’s makeshift office at this point.” some of the economic assump tent. Although there may be com tions by the power companies servation went up,” he said. “If the rates go up will it mean that Build your cooking and camp the more we save the more we fires on hard, bare ground, pay?” away from trees. Cooking is In preparing his cases, Electric Boat Signs Quonset Point Lease easier with a small fire than a STEAK« $ 4 09 STEAKo. Silverstone plans to call on roaring blaze. Make sure your experts when necessary. So far, fire is out when you leave. Corp. have finally signed a while he and the commission 0 He also said the firm has a lieu of property taxes. Some of Often campsites harbor NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. staff have kept their distance to lease for use of land at the “heavy back-log of work ex ficials say the payments could poisonous plants. Contact with (UPI) — After months of preserve his independence, he Consumer Counsel abandoned Quonset Point Naval tending over several years, and be as high as $5(X),000 per year. poison oak or ivy produces a tedious negotiations miles of Air Station. said, they have been I i b .l lb. will provide stable and con “We are going to provide the ROASTMi ROAST* rash, severe itching, and possi David Silverstone, consumer counsel with Connecticut’s Public Utilities Commission, has red-tape and delays, Rhode cooperative in providing infor During ceremonies Tuesday tinuing employment oppor resources to improve the quali ble infection. If you or someone Island and the Electric Boat mation when he needs it. I CUT FROM LOIN. his desk piled high with evidence presented at the current hearings on rate hikes requested tunities.” ty of life in North Kingstown,” in your family is exposed, wash Division of General Dynamics at the site, Joseph D. Pierce, PORK CHOP PORTION 9-11 by state utility companies. (UPI photo) vice president of General He said the back-log of work he said. the exposed area thoroughly FIRST CUT BEEF CORNED BEEF BONELESS BEEF Dynamics, said their consists of 20 new submarines An estimated 400 persons are with soap. A hot compress helps BRISKET COMBINATION" operations in Rhode Island and several sub overhaulings. already working at the base un VITAMIN relieve the itch when medica Gov. Philip W. Noel said der short-term agreements tion is not available. would mean 2,300 jobs within m DCCC F O R BRAISING SHOULDER Electric Boat is a boon to the with Electric Boat and the CHUCK • BONELESS Annual Tax Adjustments Proposed the next 18 months. HEADQUARTERS If you’re in doubt about p e e r OR BAR-B-Q S i 09 PORK LOIN sagging economy of the state Navy. Pierce said that more drinking water, boil it one-half FOR OUTDOOR “We view Quonset Point as a Liggett Parkade ROTISSERIE which was dealt a severe blow than 5,000 applications for hour before using. RIB END vital support of our main Low Piicesl SHORT RIBS I STEAK by the exodus of Navy facilities employment have already been If you or a fellow camper suf STEAKS WASHINGTON (UPI) - A shipyard in Groton, Connec terest on certain U.S. “In the past year alone, the Connecticut, said that exemp which employed hundreds of received. fers from a snake bite, apply a BONELESS SHOULDER bill cosponsored by Rep. Ella T. obligations to the consumer ticut,” Pierce said. TENDER MEATY YOUNG cost of living has gone up 11.1 tions and deductions do not residents. constrictive bandage just above Grasso, D-Conn., would require price index, Mrs. Grasso said. per cent, while real spendable reflect cost increases but in Electric Boat recently Under the terms of the lease, In the Interest of Ecology... the bite, but not tight enough to PORK BUTTS CHICKEN PARTS RIB END LOIN annual adjustments in taxes Because living costs have earnings declined 4.5 per cent,” stead leave taxable a larger the firm will rent eight iiS i4 9 received a multi-million dollar and other federal rates to stop circulation. Take the vic BREASTS more than doubled in 10 years, she said. “Americans have portion of a person’s income. contract with the Navy for con buildings for ten years with op WE STILL ACCEPT NEWSPAPER LEGS reflect rising costs, she said tim to the nearest antivenom II WITH RIB CAGE she said, if a family maintains fewer real dollars to spend on She said businesses, especial struction of the first Trident tions to renew. The state now AND PAY .01c ONE CENT PER POUND! location. SHOP $ 1 1 9 0 K $ 1 09 today. the same living standard, it the necessities of life, while the ly small businesses, and per owns the federal property. nuclear powered submarine. To Civic Organizationo, Scouta, Churches and Frater Establish “play area” for lb. The bill would tie income tax must earn twice as much cost of these necessities sons who buy savings bonds and The rent to be paid the state lb. B it 67 lb. nities — your right to collect paper has not been stopped. your children. Don’t let them I I rates, the amount of standard money and thus be taxed a ! skyrockets.” other notes, are suffering from ’The Navy says that the sub for this year will be $450,000 and 69 The paper you sell to 08TRIN8KY Is recycled back play near the road or in -Frozen Food Savings! deduction, personal exemption, higher percentage of its in Mrs. Grasso, Democratic for the years 1975 to 1979, will M Lot More Grocery Value.t inflation and would benefit marine contracts will mean ^ Into newsprint. The paper that the Town of Manchester dangerous places. Give each depreciation and the rate of in- come. nominee for governor in be $1.3 million annually. Farm Fresh Produce! from the bill. million to the Rhode Island sella to a mill becomes boxboard, never again to be used child a whistle he can use it if economy over the next several From 1980 to 1985 the rent as newsprint. he's lost or in trouble. VINE RIPE CHEESE PIZZA years. will increase to $1.5 million per EVAPORATED MILK 1 SHOP-RITE PRESERVES It takes (17) seventeen normal size pulp trees to At night, it’s nice to sit year. Pierce said that submarine make one ton of newsprint. You will do more for ecology around the campfire and talk LARGE SHOP-RITE CELENTANO K f U C There are also options in the and get paid for your labor if you deliver your newspapers over the day’s events and plan Jury Chosen to Try Obscene Film Case parts will be made at the lease for Electric Boat to lease SKIM OR STRAWBERRY Quonset plants and will be what you want to do the next REGULAR other buildings at the site for ONUUH excused when they told Judge shipped by barge to Groton, OSTRINSKY day. Avoid going for a midnight CANTALOUPES EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - The film, which was con tried in East Hartford because additional payments. walk through the forest. It’s not , ALL VARIETIES Harry Edelberg it would bother where they will be installed in 731 PARKER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Casseroles EXCEPT BEEF A jury of six men has been fiscated from a Vernon movie the courtroom in Vernon is not Noel said the town of North much fun to get lost in the dark. 39 1 SHOP-RITE 22 0 2 .5 1 9 9 them to watch the film, which the hulls. WEAVERS chosen in East Hartford to theater last January, was tried equipped to show it. Kingstown will get payments in Besides, you might fall over 3-lb. includes explicit scenes of REGULAR/THIN/ELBOW 25.6 02. 8 qt. $ 1 69 ChickenI ALL VARIETIES phRS. A determine, for the second time for the first time in Circuit ’The result of the first trial, in something and hurt yourself. Macaroni #8/9/35 box 99* box box A human genitals and sexual acts. Alba Instant this year, whether the movie Court in April. After authorities which a jury declared the film Don't be a litterbug. Clean up D a I F V n o n -d a ir y AlfiO'-flOC “ I’m embarassed by seeing 2 lb. $ 1 99 26 02. I C l A COFFEE LIGHTENER ‘ T conis. “Deep Throat” is obscene. confiscated the film, the to be obscene, was invalidated your campsite before you leave. CARNATION 10 QT. box A MIRACLE WHITE box ALL naked females and males,” said We^re The Newest Meat Store In Town! Instant Milk Safety Bleach 69* Three of the jurors said they theater continued showing on a technical point. each one woman excused from serv 2-lb. $ J9 9 CORN/PLAIN/COCONUT OR 16 02. Cook-ln-Bagss?4l^i 89* had already seen the film, another copy until April, The new jury was chosen SHOPRITE 10 QT. box RAISIN CEREAL box ing. Phone Instant Milk Heartland 69* SARA LEE FRENCH CRUMB.BLUEBERHY CRUMB OR __ ___ which was scheduled for court from am ong 36 e lig ib le AIR CHEF drawing record crowds. 7 o t $ Welfare Rent FRESHENER BOYAR-1 15 02. room showing today. The 62-minute film is being residents. Four jurors were 643- 51 BISSELL spray cans LUSCIOUS Renuzit LEMON OR BOUQUET 1 Macaroni Shells DEE cans 99* Cupcakes “"rr... 79* 8424 3 -Appetizer Dept.- ST. (rear) Formulas Set 12 oz. 110 0 2 . 5 1 39 WE MANCHESTER Chipos box 79* Pork & Beans HANOVER can X ACCEPT OPEN HARTFORD (UPI) - The NECTARINES MON., TUES, WED, state Welfare Department has HAM Manchester Cyclists Can Use Sidewalks MASTER m d SAT. S:00 to 5:30 CHARGE announced new maximum rent WELCHADE SHOP-RITE JUICE Thun. A FrI. paym ents in three regions STORE SLICED O The tragedy in Woodbridge sidewalks where the speed limit laws. One read, “Also in viola sidewalk,” Holyfield said. and HI 8:00 P.M. covering Connecticut, with a IMPORTED Tuesday at 5 p.m. causing the is 35. They were struck by a car tion of the law are such items The use of the sidewalks must FOOD PINK ^ death of three girls riding bikes high of $169.26 for a family of 79 which then rolled to a stop on MEAT MARKE as riding on sidewalks...” be reasonable, he noted. They OR REGULAR , W STAMPS four living in affluent Danbury STORE SLICED has alarmed many Manchester its roof. The driver suffered “It is okay to ride on the must not speed or threaten GRAPEFRUI'' people. minor injuries. sidewalks in Manchester,” walkers on the sidewalks. and lower Fairfield County. 39* Swiss Cheese“”“«79* Off. Russell Holyfield, com All Our Meats Are Strictly U.S.D.A. CHOICE! Several of the people calling Holyfield said. The error on the sidewalk Commissioner Nicholas Nor 2 79'^ 39 munity relations officer with Holyfield wanted to know Rice Pudding . 59* State statutes on this issue issue in the SAM article was ton said the same family living In Our Dairy Case! the Manchester Police Depart whether or not Manchester leave it up to the towns to due, he said, to a reading of the in the Litchfield County- EggplantSp’R .bl9* Delicatessen Dept, ment and one of its spokesman allowed its bike riders to use decide. East Hartford, for state statutes by the SAM Waterbury area will receive $93 "1 Potato Salad FRESH lb. 39* on bike safety here, said today U,S,D,A, Choice! the sidewalks. Kids using the example, has an ordinance writer without studying the fine UM We Carry a month, while families in Carrots IK 2 k, 39* CANNED HAM ORANGE JUICE he has received calls this sidewalks might prevent a clearly forbidding bike use of print which allows towns to Bridgeport, New Haven, Hart morning about bike riders and similar tragedy occurring here, the sidewalks. make their own rules for bikes Packer Cuts Cheese Loaves"°“ i;59* GROUND CHIHai ford and Eastern Connecticut OrangesSilO-99* MINUTE MAID ^ their use of sidewalks. they told him. on sidewalks. FRESH PATRICK Manchester used to have a will have a scheduled payment CUDAHY d 9 ^ (CARTON) % f In Woodbridge, three girls, They told him an article in similar ordinance but repealed He said he hopes kids will use BOnOM ROUND WITH EYE of $113.27 a month. MuncheeCheesdT,I79* two aged 11 and one 12, were Peaches au 3». *1 Friday’s Herald on the SAM it several years ago. them, especially on roads like '/z GAL. 1 M riding their bikes home from a 99*- Norton, who noted the 3 -lb .^ ^ (Summer Activities in “People thought the kids the one in Woodbrdge where the $1 29 U.S.D.A. L can . CARTON ^ 1 ^ playground on a street without Manchester) page detailed bike 5-LB. LOTS ■ lb.Avg.Wt.25lbs. schedules were based on the Celery s ,...29* ____ J Longacre Roll "*!'189* were safer riding on the three girls were killed. BEEF/DINNER 1974 welfare rent law, said data OR SKINLESS 2-lb. AXELROD cont. CHOICE on the impact of the new rent Shop Rite Franks 1-lb. pKi. 79* Cottage Cheese 99* Mortadella SLICED V: lb. 95* plan will be presented to the -Health & Beauty Aids- SHOP RITE 99*, SHORT LOIN OF BEEF BEEF OR Mb. ALL VARIETIES 8 02. Porterhousa T-Bone Staaka. Avg. WL 25-30 Lba. legislature when it is compiled, ANTI PERSPIRANT Gem Franks REGULAR pb8- 79* Yogurts REGULAR SUNDAE STYLE cups 99* ------General Merchandise------"so that the legislators can con SHOP RITE SCREEN MILK M b .'l5 p 9 LUCKY 9 W 02. sider any changes they wish to can AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL DESIGNS GROUND CHUCK ARRID 29 Chicken Roll WEAVER roll Topping WHIP 59* HIP OF BEEF SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE & EXTRA make.” 14 oz. $ 1I 8-10 Sliloln Steaks. Avg. Wt. 25 Lbs. CELEBRITY 8-02.51 19 79 PATTIES SPRAY can m SLICED pkg. X COLONA '“pX<. 43* PRINTED FED Previously, under the state’s Polish Ham Grated Cheese flat grant system, families of OSCAt) 1-lb. Iro rl Taci s h o p r it e '/i gal. I I carTon T SHIRTS ' Braunschweiger MAYER TUBE 99* U C U C « “ICE TO BE ADDED" 39* ?1 •1.99, *1.49. four around the state received maximum rent payments of Breck ShamptfonPl” Sea Food Savings Fresh Baked Goods! SHOP-RITE VEAL $97.83 The new rent law was sup Shave Cream 29* Pocket “T" Shirts *11? U.S.D.A. CHOICE U,S,D,A, Choice! EXTIULEAH posed to go into effect on July 1, SMALL, MED. & LARGE Protein 2lH««sp.AY‘i.;'*r® HEAT 'N SERVE $ 099 AVAIL. IN SEVERAL COLORS TOP but welfare officials have said GROUND ROUND they plan to make the payments Razor Blades"=:.59* 1 SHRIMP FROZEN lib . ROUND RIB ROASTS retroactive. GIRLS shop- 1st - 4th Ribs *1.29. The rent allocations vary ac Mouthwash, “» 25* STEAKS cording to the number of per FISH frozen Shop Rite Rolls b r i e f s Sm 6 9 sons in a family. Toothpaste CLOSE UP *TUb ’e ' 69* SHOP RITE *1.49. 5 Lb. LOTS CAKES Jewish Rye & PUMPERNICKEL *1.69. 59! THE COMPLETE FAMILY Fill Your Frgezers with -Cookie Corner.’- Lam and Meaty FROZEN „„„ Wheat Bread' SEWING BOOK *1.19. SUNSHINE BURRY 09 J l r GET CHAPTER CHAPTER This Low, Low Pricel HI HO CHCeZ IT MR. CHIPS CINNAMON OR pXg. 12 & 13 SERVING PAK FIG BARS SHORTBRUO SUGAR FLOUNDER lb. Choc. Donuts SHOPRITE o' 6 1 FREE! FOR ONLY 39! .69^00.53*’ IMPORTED ABOUT 5 3 ‘ . a . 5 9 « Deli Special CORANDO PILLSBURY HAWAIIAN U.S.DA. CHOICE THRILL JIF THE COMPLETE FAMILY TOWN •Ice Cream Corner! DISH DETERGENT CREAMY PEANUT BUTTER FLOUR PUNCH IMPORnO KRAKU8 SWISS SHOP RITE PREMIUM ALL FLAVORS REG. OR ' RECIPE CARD SWISS MORTADELLA GIANT SIZE Al-Anon family groups will I A P FEATURING NEW MAPLE UNBLEACHED O x l C COLLECTION BOILED II i Iq w a ln u t GET SERIES I STEAK 22 02. 18 02. 7 ■ 9 ^ * Z « n 7 7 ' CHEESE meet tonight at 8 at the Second '4 gll. big O w 1 FREE! I FOR ONLY’ Wy39^ W i HAM Congregational Church parish CREAM ^^^oT" cont. 69* house; Thursday at 8 p.m. at •1.99, 89*., the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor s m 79«■ ^ % lb . gMFCT VALUABLE COUPON % lb . 79^ ■ man St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. Towards t h i purcb'as* ol at the South United Methodist a 12 02. can ol Church campus. Alateen for the BEHOLD 587 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. - MANCHESTER Scene of Tragedy Also Avallabla: U.S.D.A. CHOICE HINDQUARTERS and SIDES OF BEEF. A ll Meat 12-to 20-year-old children of problem drinkers will meet FURNITURE Redeem your Federal Food Stamps at Shop-Site The overturned car and mangled bicycles offer mute Maria Luciani, 11, all of Woodbridge. The three were Is Cutp Wrappedp and Blast Frozen at NO EXTRA CHARGE! Thursday at 8 p.m. at the w_ POLISH testimony to tragedy in Woodbridge late Tuesday after struck from the rear by the car. The driver has been Pathfinders Club. The family ii/ iT u T U ic Coupon good at any Shop-Rlte Marktt. S X isriTU TUIC Coupon good at any Shop-Rlte M arket 3 noon in which three girls on bicycles were killed by a car groups are open to friends and Limit ona coupon ptr tamily B X Limrt one coupon per family S DPEN 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. charged with three counts of misconduct with a motor COUPON Coupon expires Sat., Aug. 17, f974. X s COUPON Coupon expires Sat, Aug. 17, 1974. X being driven by Andrew Brownstein, 18. The dead were vehicle and is to appear in New Haven Circuit Court Sept. relatives living with a severe identified as Sandra Hitchcock, 12, her sister Kim, 11, and Ask About Our Locker Space That We Have For Rent,,, drinking problem to learn about irnnnnnirrttmnl^AvlM^^ 16. (UPI photo) PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 17, 1974. the disease of alcoholism. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Aug, 14, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. C . . . W»l.. A„. I. p*oE TWENTY-FIVE IT r M Meet Some of Our Assistant Store Managers! Who Work Hard to Make Your Shopping More Pleasant-Watch Future Ads for^ More of Our People OMIHY WSWT I MAKCllsn BEMlDKUttCK . |J*W«0U0IEU DUANE STIMSON HOBERUAPIAHTE SAL MARRACCO Who Serve You with Pride VwiOB Circif. Vinwii South Miht SI.. 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At Finast we Imported , J . 4 9 On Wednesday, July 24, 1974, all Finast Super gumpernlckle are so confident of the superior quality of our 15® Save 10* markets began a new pricing policy on Grocery, 89« All White Save 25' meats that we proudly offer an unconditional Meat and Produce items. Chicken Roll Meat , With This Coupon on one 22 oz pkg guarantee that gives you double your money back With This Coupon on one 72 oz pkg ShampooEsI^n'cL ...... ®b“ 1 . 1 9 Jum bo Sm elts ...... ib 5 9 * Bread 1. When Finast is forced to make a price in on any meat purchase which does not completely C o l e S l a w K ...... Fudge Gaines Prime | crease, cans and packages already price marked M o d e s s NapkinsNap! . . ,...... 9 9 * In Stores Medium Shrim p ...... i b l . 3 9 satisfy you, see our store manager with proof of Genoa Salam i on the shelves will be sold at the old lower price. . Baby Wash with Brownie Mix Dog Food I II Diaperene'Cloths51 " ...... 70 purchase, who will kindly refund the purchase C r a b C l a w s " ...... ib 1 . 9 9 Dandy Loaf Carando. , , When items are restocked on the shelves, the Bake Shop price, double. C o t t o n Absorbent . , ...... ^ro'lf 6 9 * F l o u n d e r "''Sla\T se°r;r ...... ,b 1 .1 9 1 Ib 4 9 « [m ] Valid thru Aug 17 Valid thru Aug 17 new higher priced items will be placed behind the R o a s t B e e f ...... H-449 M lower prices items. Plastic box H-446 C u r a d Strips , 80 loaf Available In Stores with Service Deli 2. Weekly specials or "sale Items” are priced lower than regular priced. Any remaining after the Save 15' Save 10* sale event, will be repriced upward. Fresh from Finast Bakery! With This Coupon on one 12 oz can With This Coupon on one 16 oz btl 3. As regular prices go down, Finast will im Favor mediately reduce the price on shelf stock, and the Woolite lower price will always be honored at the register. First O ’ the Fresh Fruit & Vegetables! Frozen Favorites Farm Fresh Dairy Furniture Polish Liquid When a can or a package shows more than one Finast price, the customer pays the lowest price for that can or package. Valid thru Aug. 17 IM I Valid thru Aug 17 White Bread H-453 H-454 4. Baked goods, baby food, fair trade, and items Spar Kool Cottage controlled by state laws are exempt from this new Fresh Peaches policy. Save 13' Save 12' 1 lb With This Coupon on one 28 oz btl 5. Until current stocks are sold there will be some $ ^ 0 0 Lemonade COTTAOf Cheese With This Coupon on one 40 oz pkg CHEeO® items of our many thousands with more than one I loaves 1 Mr. Clean price marking on the can or package. Please bear Calgon with us during this transition. Liquid Cleaner Fresh 3 - $ l o o Frozen 6 oz 2 Ib Water Softener Finast Large ' V-. * English M uffins ______3 T 1 . 0 0 inches Concentrate cans ctn Vi"' It Pays toShopthe Finast Way Valid thru Aug 17 I m I Valid thru Aug 17 or Small Curd 9 9 ^ H-455 M & Up '— ' H-450 Cinnam on Buns ...... 'a" 5 9 * D o n u t s S a r ...... p,^ /4 9 * A n g e l C a k e s ...... S 6 9 * US No 1 Eastern UNITED Vegetables Befit Yogurt STATES Grade A L e m o n P i e s ...... ^k“ 8 9 * Potatoes DEPT. OF Calif Meadowbrook Peas, Corn All Flavors AGRICULTURE Cherry Mixed Peas & Carrots 2mQ9^ Swiss Style 4 cups 89^ Hamburg S Sweet Plums Stone FOOD L j Haddock Dinner a l i a . . 2 ^^“ 1.00 Orange Juice F in a s t...... gal 6 5 * STAMP ^ n a s t B o il ‘n Bagpinast...... 3 p V g i8 9 * Sour Cream F in a st...... ctn 4 9 * Ilnast Bartlett STAMP STORE pkgs $ 4 0 0 Pears California P o t a t o e s Shoestring < V 6 9 * M a r g a r i n e ...... s g e MANCHESTER 8 JCUSTOMERS MANCHESTER Prices Effective thru Sat.. Auo. 17 PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchestef, Conn., Wed., Aug. 14, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. Aug. 14, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Start! Monday, Aug. 12 - Saturday, Aug. 17 \Whe^ Quality Always Excee Price! The b e st oS Yale Museum Skeletons Reveal t h is w eek’s MEATOWN1215TA SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD Mysteries of Ancient Incas -W. s p k ia ls ! Meat Economy Outlet By JUAN TAMAYO Some of the female skeletons, chests, apparently as a result of mid 1500s after the last Inca — Pizarro had conquered Cuszo, UfUlDC* 9 to 6 • Thun., Fri. 9 to 9 NEW HAVEN (UPI) - he said, showed the oblorfg their work. the title for chief of the empire the capital of the empire 6() llv U llw . Sat. 8 to • (Cjosed AH Day Monday) Machu Picchi, the fabled Inca skulls typical of coastal In Nearly all the skeletons also —threw himself off a nearby miles away. city high in the Peruvian Andes, dians. leading to the assertion showed another arthritic condi cliff when he learned Francisco WE BELIEVE THIS TO BE THE LAST T1ME~AT| was indeed populated by high they had been kidnapped or tion in the mid-lower back, THIS PSICE, AS THE MASKET IS MUCH priests and beautiful maidens brought voluntarily to Machu presumably because of the Come get your Picchu to serve the high steep carrying and farming HIBHERI brought from ail over the em ^ MCC Calendar I iff pire, a Yale researcher says. priests. made necessary by the moun U.S.D.A. Whole Dr. Andrew R. Mayrer, a Mayrer said the coastal In tainous region. Yale medical student who dians could not have been born Mayrer reported while he graduated this spring, gathered in Machu Picchu because the saw no specific signs of Full SemenUT Jan. 20 —First Day of Classes TEaDERLOIN OF BEEF 10,000-foot altitude reduced the Aug. 16 —Fall Semester Begins Jan. 22 —Open "Add and Drp” Slop&Shopswoi1]i evidence from 83 skeletons un nutritional diseases, dental Period Ends earthed from caves around the fertility of the coastal Indians. problems were widespread, and Aug. 27-28 —Special Student city by Hiram Bingham, who The Inca empire at one time some cases probably caused Registration March 7 —Mid-Semester discovered the ruins in 1911. stretched down the west coast death through secondary infec Aug. 29-30 —Faculty Seminars March 22-30 —Spring Recess" Bingham, a Yale archeologist of South America, from Colum tions. Sept. 2 —Labor Day March 31 —Classes Resume” who later became a U.S. bia to the northern sections of The teeth of the lowland In Sept. 3 —First Day of Classes May 9 —Last Day of Classes senator from Connecticut, Chile and Argentina. dians, who would have had Sept. 5 —Open "Add and Drop” May 12-21 -F in al on the processing ol any roll FKEElWITH THIS COUPON AND A tS.OO PURCHASC. Mayrer’s study, which con access to fish, showed less Period Ends Examinations found the ruins under a dense May 23 —Final Grades Due Cleanser cover of foliage high in the up centrated on diseases whose deterioration than those from Oct. 18 -Mid-Semester Kodak Color Prints per reaches of the Urubamba effects were visible on the highland Indians, whose main Nov. 27-Dec. 1 —Thanksgiving June 4 —Commencement for Week of Aug. 12 thru Aug. 17 14 oz. ConL •I.W Class of 1975 Recess CouponixplrisAug.31.t974 Limitonepsrfamlly. 299 Limit onf c o n t * l A « r p«r cualem«r. Good Mon., Aug. 1 2 - 8t(. Aug. If. River. The skeletons brought bones, failed to confirm or deny diet was corn and potatoes, he mjfxyyywimyyvyvyiH 8 to 8; lbs. Averags June 16 —Spring Semester Of They Gave It a Bit of a Go back from his many expeditions the theory that syphilis was said. Dec. 2-Classes Resume I Will cut Into Filet Mignon, BuHsr Filed, or any wav you ficially Ends” I desire. » * i to the area had been stored, brought to the New World by Broken or displaced bones Dec. 12 —Last Day of Classes . An energy crisis of sorts canceled this effort to cross the English Channel. A party of Dec. 13-23—Final Examinations almost forgotten, in Yale’s Spanish sailors. were quite common among Suniiner St'sgion, 1075 Maxwell House Ivory Liquid young Dutchmen on a 16-seater bike mounted on floats set out with high hopes and strong All Boot, Frosh Ground Peabody Museum since 1912. The study said some of the Machu Picchu dwellers, he Examinations June 18-19 —Registration. legs from Calais on the French coast but gave up after an hour of pedalling against strong Mayrer, in his study of the bones showed signs the persons said, and one woman appeared Dec. 30 —Final Grades Due June 23 —First Day of Classes W I ss winds and currents. may have suffered from con to have had a dislocated lower Spring Semester July 4 —Independence Day (No Coffee Detergent U--' remains, determined 56 genital syphilis —transmitted jaw that never healed. Jan. 13 —Spring Semester Classes)” M 2 Lb. Can 32 oz. ConL skeletons were female, 21 were HAMBURG male and six were too young to by their pareijts rather than Begins July 31 —Last Day of Classes WITH THIS COUPON AND 280 ^ WITH THIS COUPON AND One man apparently lived A IS 00 PURCHASE A SS.OO PURCHASE. determine. through contact —but no Jan. 13-15 —Registration Aug. 1 —Final Examinations Limit on# can par cuatomar Good Mon.. Aug. 12-Sat Aug. 17. most of his life with his head Limit ona conUirtar par cuiiomar. Good Mon.. Aug. 12 •> Sal. Aug. 17. definite conclusions were Jan. 16-17 —Staff Meetings Aug. 5 —Final Grades Due Federal Restrictions The breakdown, he said, sup twisted to one side, a condition ports the theory that Machu reached. The bones of persons believed that may been caused by im Picchu was a religious center proper “cradle board’’ Threaten Scrimshanding for the hamlets of the region, to have died between 1200 and I stop & Shop or Farmview 1550 A.D., also showed “oc flattening of the back of the Minute Maid populated by a handful of high skull, a cosmetic procedure An Exciting Party Idea! and two fulltime employes,” forcement division of the priests and many women cupational diseases” were com NEW BEDFORD, Mass. used by Indians on their {Large Eggs Orange,. Jenson said. National Marine Fisheries Ser brought there to be their ser mon even then and that dental 12 or (UPI) — Federal restrictions children. Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and fONEDOZENGRADE"A”i Can Atty. Martin Lipman, who is vice in Gloucester, Mass, says illnesses were so serious in Juice on the sale of articles made vants. , representing the scrimshanders violators of the act face fines Mayrer also found the some cases they may have Mayers said the average age Home Delivered Buffets from endangered species is said that after a hearing before An All Purpose Budget Stretcherl resulted in death, he said. Llmii ona carton par cuitomar Good Mon, Aug 1 2 - Sal. Aug. 17. upwards to $10,000. majority of the skeletons had in Ready-to-Serve Containers Limit ona can par cualomar. Good Mon., Aug. 1 2 - Sal. Aug. 17. causing a whale of a problem at the time of death was 32, and uuiuuuuuiuurRhMiA I The women, who according to n a House Sub-Committee on Some scrimshanders are been buried in caves sitting the Indians tended to be slightly For further Information, call liWWi j ^ for people involved in one of the Fisheries and Wildlife concern already working in other “Wayboat” Frosh Cut experts spent most of their nation s oldest folk arts — down with their arms crossed taller than the present Any or all coupona may bo rodtomod with only ono 85 purchoM ing the Studds bill, it appeared mediums such as ivory or other time weaving, showed a tenden scrimshanding. upon their breast, a position he residents of the area. GARDEH GROVE (MTERERS, Inc. that congressional reaction was types of animal bones, but to said was usually reserved for cy to have an arthritic condition It is the art of carving Archeologists believe Machu 649-5313 or 649-5314 Our own delicious White Gem U,S. Grade ‘‘A” favorable towards an amend them it is not the real thing CNKKDILEIiS high officials of the Inca em in the vertebrae behind their delicate scenes on whalebone or Picchu was abandoned in the ment. But he does not know “When my supply runs out, I pire. teeth and is closely associated when and if the amendment will guess I’ll just have to turn to with New England and es be passed. another medium,” said Carol pecially this seaport which was All we are saying is that Miller of Middletown, R.I. She once the whaling capitol of the Commuter Parking Lowers Congestion scrimshanders who got has been scrimshanding for MORE MONEY SAVERS! world. whalebone and teeth before the about three years. “I prefer The retailers and artisans in act went into effect, should be working with whalebone The State of Connecticut has constructed a series of commuter parking lots at key freeway the area have recently joined allowed to deplete their stocks because it’s harder than interchanges to encourage car pooling and use of commuter buses. The program is Over 7,500 Lowest Everyday Food Prices I BroUersWHOLE 2V2-3 LBS. together and hired a lawyer in through interstate trade,” Lip- elephant ivory. The ivory is too succeeding in cutting traffic congestion during peak traffic hours in the state’s major m a an attempt to harpoon a section I Picture our meaty, man said. soft to engrave any fine lines or (Ouarters) metropolitan areas. (UPI photo) tender White Gems of the endangered species act of Daniel Russ, chief of the en details,” she said. 1973 which prohibits the in Sorry, 10-lb. LlmlU turning golden, on D i s c o u n t terstate sale of their wares. MORE SHOPPING HOURS! the barbecue grill. Rep. Gerry E. Studds, D-New Ofice Agalnl What a thrifty, deli B iG Bedford, is the Captain Ahab in FRESH PORK cious beginning for the attempt. He has filed Commuter Parking Lots Open 1 a.m. to Midnight, Mon. thru Sat.! a family cookout. legislation which would allow Cut up or Split the interstate sale of SPARE RIBS GLASTONBURY EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER MIDDLETOWN scrimshaw from whalebone MEATOWN Stimulate Car Pooling WE WELCOME YOUR FOX RUN MALL 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH M AIN AT MAIN 900 W ASH INGTO N ST.. RT. 66 hoarded by retailers and ar ''Where Quality Always Exceeds The Price!" FOOD STAMP PURCHASES 801 SILVER LANE We Reserve Right to L itdiI Quantities — None Sold lo Dealers Quality Protected’’ Beef Naturally Aged! tisans before the law went into Not Reaponsibis for Typogrophicol Irrora effect. 121 5V2 Silver Lane East Hartford By ROBERT LAMBERT In Fairfield, an average of 90 been a minimal problem with “It isn’t too far in the future HARTFORD (UPI) - Down drivers rush each day to find a vandalism of the cars. that our supplies of whalebone by the station early in the morn space in the 65-car lot at the in Keish, who lives in New CUT A N D W R A P P E D TO ORDER will be diminished. Of course ing may mean waiting for the tersection of Rtes. 15 and 34. Haven, drives to the STOCK that depends on the demand for 7:30 out of Darien to some com Off Interstate 95 in East Lyme, department’s headquarters in it. I suppose a shortage will CAMPERS muters, but for a growing 60 cars a day are parked in the Wethersfield, a distance of 38 RibOVEN-READY Roast 4th-7th RIBS WHOLE 58 drive the price of scrimshaw number, it is meeting at a com 50-car lot. Guilford’s Goose about 40 miles, in a three-man YOUR Great beefi Stop & Shop and the unworked bone up,” SAVE 408 LB.I muter parking lot for the car Lane lot has 45 cars packed into car pool. His riding companions beef. Beef that's aged natu- OR VACATION said Wally Piva, manager of a pool. 30 spaces and at its Rte. 77 exit live in Westport and Hamden. Vou art able rally for extra tenderness, specialties shop. In response to last winter’s lot off 195, 100 cars are parked “We all meet at the car pool FREEZER You arc able Id g a f all juiciness and flavor. Beef “We don’t want to see the FOR YOUR FREEZER energy shortage and the in its 113 spaces. lot in North Haven,” he said. to get all [master charge] Roasr^ or that’s trimmed carefully to whale depleted. That’s the last HANQINQ WEIGHTS doubling of the price of gas In one of the oldest lots, Roasts or * THE INTERBANK CARO FOR BIG Steaks give you more good-eating. thing we want. I really think As we have been predicting, oline, Gov. Thomas J. Meskill which was built four years ago Steaks and that the ecology groups feel we ______the market Is going toward the ordered a rapidly expanded at Rtes. 15 and 34 in Orange, and Cube Roasts SPECIALS Ste aks are a bunch of bad people, when Remember meat will be nuch more expensive ceiling; whatever you buy now, it like putting commuter parking lot program 40 cars a day use 161 spaces. Go One Step further SAVINGS! I to to 14 lbs Rib Steak, Bone-In "Quality-Protected” Beef all we want to do is sell the stuff wherever you are going eo stock up on thaae money In the banki to make it more convenient to A group of ^uthern New we already have,’’ he said. car pool. England Telephone Co. and Olin Piva said he “saw the Items to save moneyll With the parking lots, which Near Capacity Corp. employes are making Boneless Delmonico Steak rib eve handwriting on the wail” and U.S.D.A. Loan are located near major highway The West Town Street lot good use of the Rte. 77 lot in stocked up on whalebone with intersections throughout the near Rte. 52 in Norwich is near Guilford. They have chartered COLONIAL or FRESH Last Week at these Prices! SWKET UFE Rib Roast, Oven-Ready 1st-3rd Ribs the expectation of being able to WNOU BOTTOM MONO state, commuters can drive to a ly at capacity, he said, with 112 a bus from C3iieppo Bus Co. to CHICKEN 1HI6HS...ib sell it freely. “But that section convenient central point, park cars using 115 spaces. drive them from the lot to their SLICED 68 More biidKehstrelcbiiiK .specials! about Interstate Commerce PACKAGE DEALS! their autos and pile into one car In the last week in July, an jobs. Only at Stop & Shop threw a curve into the matter,” to go to their jobs. average of 1,614 cars a day The permanent lots are paved BACON f r esh ch ic k en a J k he said. NO HIDDEN GIMMICKSI Jam Avoided were using the 18 permanent and landscaped and a number Wishbone Dressing St. M ichael*s __ Kjeld Jenson is an artisan and The state Department of and 62 temporary lots, Keish are even illuminated at night. DRUMSTICKS...... i b 0 4 * DELUXE FRENCH 8 oz. BOTTLE 0 g c shopowner in nearby Mat- Pay By Cash or Master Charge Transportation estimates that said. The temporary lots are graded Fine Imported tapoisett. He says that the if all the cars using the lots The cost of the parking lot with gravel. RMM PORK 2 LB. BAG restriction could put him out of were lined up bumper-to-bumper program has been modest, “ Many will become per Spaghetti Sauces English Biscuits business. “About 85-per cent of on the highway, they would Keish says, about $250,000. manent,” Keish said. "Because SAUSAGE GEM FRANKS. of the energy crisis, the gover PRINCE BRAND 3 FLAVORS ‘j‘ “ 3 9 “ Fine English cookies my sales were out of state, as stretch into a six-mile long traf The lots are built on state ROLL"'^ from Marks & Spencer, far away as California and fic jam. owned property, eliminating nor pushed the program as FROM CHUCK Hawaii. Why do they want to do * Some of the lots have become the cost of acquiring high- quickly as possible.’’ The London... all made with pure natural Ronzoni Macaroni this to me?” Jenson said. 10.95 25 to 30 lbs. Average. so popular, William Keish, a priced real estate. In some department says use of the lots CUBED STEAKS ingredients. Assorted varieties in • lb. Package Franks • Chuck Steaks • Chicken •IS* ELBOW-1 POUND BOX 3 g ® Jenson says he has enough I Will cut Into Eye of the Round, Rump Roaet, Cube Steaks, spokesman for the department cases, as in Meriden, state has been climbing steadily. 6 oz., 8 oz. and 12 oz. packages. G EN U IN E m m m # whalebone hoarded to last three Legs & Breasts Combo • 2 lbs. All Beef Hamburg I Sandwich Steaks, or any way you with. who himself commutes in a car- maintenance garage parking Earlier in July, the department • 1 lb. of Bacon We bake these goodies ourselvesl or four years but that it will not pool, that they are crammed lots are being used. figured about 1,400 cars a day YOU'LL WANT So far, Keish said, there has were being parked. (2IICKEN Potato Chips do him any good if he can’t sell Approx. 13 lbs at 84t par lb. beyond their capacity. ALL 18! STOPS SHOP 10oz. BAG g Q C scrimshaw out of state. “ We BREASTb English Muffins don’t have troubles with our MEATOWN PATTES ONLY 89' EACH ST0P&SH0P-11 oz. PKQ.ote •• supplies. It is getting rid of it Laddie Boy Dog Food REGULAR OR SPLIT 3 that is the problem. I am going SWIFT'S McCall’s BEEF CHUNKS 4 1414 01. 1 to have to lay off two salesmen COOKBOOK Get your Stop & Shopsworth! Cana *1 Buttercrest Bread GAO Examines U.N. SMoiiEiismua COLLECTION O N S A L E Delicious all-week specials! YAH-YAH - SLICED WHITE O T H IS W E E K STOP & SH O P - BIG 24 oz. LOAF ^ T • PORK Scoop up these Mini-Priced®SavingSi 16.49 l.m flCITIMO FIC IH I' lACH IIG tOOK • 3 Packages of Franks • 5 Ibt. All Beef Patties • Financial Structure RISFUHOINT WIIH ruU-CnUM FOOD FHOTOQlUFHt Frankfurt Rolls PUBLIC Pork Spare Ribs • Chuck Steaks • 1 lb. of Bacon. BUTTS Lemonade STOP & SHOP MINUTE MAID — 6 oz. CAN J L 12oz. PKQ. ol8 RECORDS Approx. 19 lbs. at 85t per lb. Get your Stop & Shopsworth! ?lb. 8 . 9 9 By DAVID E. ANDERSON nations questioned their legali But the two agencies did dis WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ty and, despite a ruling in the agree over the use of the collec REDEEM Reel in all-week savings! |)0X At least SO Patties In... countries of the world point to U.N.’s favor by the Inter tive responsibility clause of the KINeSFORD Wrarranty Deeda their participation in the United national Court of Justice, con U.N. charter in relation to COUPONS Stop & S h o p -100% John A. and Elizabeth 0. SAVE! U 8D A W HOUUSbA Nations to suggest their own tinued to refuse to pay. financial difficulties. CHARCOAL Fresh Flounder Marx to Edward A. and Mary Natural Ice Cream FILLETS humanitarian impulses. In addition, another $72 1341 Something delicious for dinner. M. Nason, property at 67 HINDS OF BEEF “Inasmuch as a political ac BRIQUETS HALF GALLON TUB LEG OF BEEF But when it comes to paying million in outstanding dues Schaller Rd., $38,000. $ Hhe U.N. assssed dues, it is commodation will probably be QUART relates to late payments and ASSORTED FLAVORS $ ^ 3 9 Canned Steamer Clams doxsee " 99« A n^ H. Hourigan to James Last Celt at this Pries; Last Call at this Pries; 1 ' 23.39 another matter. required to settle the • 6-lb. Box Franks • 10-lb. Box Patties • Chicken withholdings by members for B O T U i Cooked Fish Cakes taste o sea j 69' R. aid Lorraine B. McKay, Sublact to Stock on Hand. Sublact to Stock on Hand. The General Accounting Of some regular budget items to withholding controversy,’’ the propaty at 70 Highland St., Legs & Breasts Combo • Pork Sparc Ribs • 2 lbs. I' fice, Congress’ fiscal watchdog which they object. GAO said, “we recommend SOCIETY CtUB OR ' $45,5*. Bacon agency, recently undertook a Attempts to solve the that the secretaryjof state, in III Fresh from our Garden of Fatin’! (Marriage Lirenaea Approx. 30 lbs. at 77t par lb. POLAR SODA review of United Nations’ problem from within the U.N. any such accommodation, call 201b. Mark William Judasz, W i t h a ST.90 Purchoi* finances and U.S. efforts to help organization date to 1965, but upon all United Nations W ith coupon, lim it <$nc coupon. Mansfield Center, and Melissa lb. Good thru AUO. 17, 1974 correct the situation. have not yet been successful members to reaffirm the basic BAG Lee Wilbur, Rockville, Aug. 31, ilb s.a n d i Bartlett Pears R lb.. It found that as of the end of and, according to the GAO, principle of collective respon Loaded with natural juice. — Mlnl-priced.* K St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Consists of Tog ' ! U 88 to 98 Rn. Bottom Round, Eys Round,. last year, 92 nations owed more “ the majority of the sibility.” Jack Patrick Sahl and Consists of Top Round, iRT IW T H lC T B P D i 351 Top airloln, Sirloin, Top SlrMn, Eyo Round, than $204 million in membership has ignored the Kathleen Lillian Faulds, both assessments, $132 million for But as long ago as 1965, the Fresh Green Peppers Crisp Cucumbers Portartioust and T-Rom Rottom Round, Cuba charter provision regarding to LB. B A O MH I ' OFF OFF AH I:® I Boston, Aug. 16, St. th e w orld organization’s United States expressed its own Serve In a salad or try Slice end add vinegar O (or O O ^ • their collective responsibility Reg.Price Bartholomew’s Church. atnaks, Cubs ttnaks,, Stoaks, atsw Hoof, around U.S. No.1 Reg.Price and make a submarine sandwich. 29 lor an easy summer salad. O 4C 9 37.95 Raaf, around losl peacekeeping activities in the for the U.N. obligation.” reservation to the collective David Patrick Desmond, • 6 lb. Box of Franks • 10 lb. Box of Patties • atnwkiB Items ottered lor sale not available In cese lots or to other retail dealers or whotesaleri. Middle East and the Congo in In its report, which was responsibility clause. 6 OZ.JAR Glastonbury, and Cynthia Jean EASTiRN HALF OAL. Chicken Legs & Breasts Combo • Pork Spare the mid 1950s and early 1960s. focused primarily on the U.S. 7 O « i 4 0 Haney, 160 Parker St., Aug.l6, Will Cut To Your Speclllcatlonol MAXWEIL HOUSE Ribs • Chuck Steaks • V* Cut Loin Pork Chops • 2 Peacekeeping, of course, has role in efforts to alleviate the The State Department has POTATOES • 7'IISEALTES 1 St. James Church. lbs. of Bacon. been the U.N. activity most United Nations’ financial been pushing internal budgeting All Flavor! COFFEE , 1^. INSTANT COFFEE Airstop &Shop Stores Open 8 A.M. Daily WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMP8I With coupon, limit on* coupon. William Robert Gosselin Jr., people have pinned their hopes problems, the GAO generally improvements, and, in With coupon, limit on* coupon With coupon, limit on* coupon- with coupon, limit on* coupon. | •* Approx. 43 lbs at 884 per lb. THURS., FRI., and RAT. SPECIALS: Ooo4 Ikru AUO. 17. <«74 Good thru AUO. 17. 1974 ^ ^ . y . Good thru AUO. 17, 1974 I'fV; FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! New Haven, and Nancy Jane on. praised the U.S. efforts carried dependently of the GAO, been Good thru AUO. 17. 1974 Laski, Glastonbury, Aug. 24, But when the organization out through the State Depart pushing for reform at the YISpJlokhli' " J 3S South United Methodist Church. m j iM i ____" I levied the assessments, several ment. United Nations. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Aug. 14. 1974 HORN BLOWING Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPI) - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Aug. 14. 1974 - PAGE TWENTY-NINE Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale A city ordinance here forbids 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes Fpr Sale 23 Homes lor Sale motorists to blow their horns 23 Homes lor Sale 23 except in an emergency. PART-TIME MANCHESTER— New 5-5 two- MANCHESTER- 5 1/4% VA COVENTRY - Private peaceful Manchester family in Eighth D istrict □ MISC. SERVICES A driver who toots at the assumable mortgage, 3 realistically priced at $^,500. OPPORTUNITIES momaam Aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, bedroom Cape, large wooded Five room waterfront Ranch, TWO FAMILIES wrong tim e may be fined on a 5 A.M. to 9 A.M. We find the iiouse big kitchen and separate lot, fireplace, new roof, full kitchen with built-ins, large Services Oltered 31 misdemeanor charge. J.C. PENNEY Manchotter Area basements. Mid 50s. T.J basement, immediate occupan living room, extras include 8-7 DUPLEX - One side you make the home. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. cy, $31,5()0. Meyer, Realtors, washer and dryer. More R t A L T O R W« art accapting applications for'tha following poaltlona Cali 649-5334 has family roonr). Separate SHARPENING Service - danlal f. real* M i S In our Manchaatdr Warahouao: 646-3860, 646-8776. detailed information, 646-26'77. furnaces. Immediate oc Saws, knives, axes, shears, She iierath MANCHESTER — New homes Fiano Agency. ★ TELEPHONE SERVICE CLERK cupancy. Only $40,900. skates, rotary blades. ()uick in desirable Porter Street area. MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6Vi service. Capitol Equipment ★ TYPIST BABYSITTER in my home, 8-3 TWO FAMILY - Newly 25,000 WORLD ALMANAC CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Foundations now being dug. room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 THEA-R-C’sOFIT Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. $ FACTS ■k TELEPHONE SALES REPRESENTATIVE 7 :30 to 3:30. One small child and Your plans or ours. 40s, 50s! baths, 3*A bedrooms, garage, painted. Fireplace. Must be IS Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday East Hartford - New Listing. 6-room Colonial. 3 large ★ INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK two elementary school 60s...T.J. Crockett, Realtors, treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Realty, sold to settle estate. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- children. 649-1805. 643-1577. Realtors, 643-6930. A-Aluminum siding with bedrooms, country sized kitchen, extra large dining A MAJOR APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN Immediate occupancy. 7958. brick Only $41,500. room, full basement, 1-car garage. Ideal starter home. ★ HOME ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN ... Someone 8-Beamed cathedral ceiling MAN for lawn and parking lot EAST HARTFORD - Three Live practically rent free. REWEAVING burns, holes. W SMALL ENGINE TECHNICIAN may hove teat you bedroom Ranch, carpeted fami in living room maintenance, must have REDWOOD FARMS Mortgages through CHFA Zippers, umbrellas repair^. PHONE 643-2711 W FURNITURE REFINISHER o happy adl driver’s license. Apply in per ly room off spacious kitchen, C-Custom-built by U&R Window shades, Venetian Unbelievable value on any are available at only 7V4V* Apply In parson son at, W. H. England Lumber large fenced and treed yard, Two fireplaces, formal dining blinds. Keys. TV for rent. market. Luxurious 3-bedroom private patio, living room with and 8%. 35.900 • This super clean six room Cape has much to offer. Monday - Friday, 10*12,2-4 (kimpany. Route 44A, Bolton room, den, family room with Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Notch. Raised Ranch. Homemaker’s fireplace and plush carpeting. A Wall to wall carpeting, a fireplace, bullt-ins, 1% baths, 1 car kitchen, formal dining room, cream puff. $33,900. Warren E. bar, surrounded by lovely MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. garage, and plenty of privacy with the large treed lot. Help Wanted treed acre. $71,500. 13 J.C. PENNEY large living room, expansive Howland Realtors, 643-1108. PASEK Removal, pruning, lot clearing, INDEX FEMALE - full time, retail. 289-7475 742-8243 36.900 - Now Dutch Colonial In an area of now homes. Six 300 Waal Farms Mall, Rl. 84, Exit 40, Farmington fireplaced family room, dou RICHARDS &KEHMNA spraying.Fully insured. NOTICES ADVERTISING ADVERTISING FULL-TIME Janitorial Nimbus Water Beds, Vernon, rooms, wall to wall carpeting, formal dining room, 1% baths, An aqual opportunity am phyar M/P ble garage and 2ti baths. RIG TREED LOT MLS 528-1731 Licensed. Free estimates. large master bedroom, fireplaced living room, gas heat. I •“ Loti and Found Superintendent needed for Call 875-2362 or 243-1788. Phone 633-5345. I 2 — Ptrtonili DEADLINE apartment buildings. Free I MARGE Park-like grounds. Priced in sets this immaculate 6-room Immediate occupancy. I 3 — Announcomtnlt RATES the upper 40’s by transferred Cape aside from all others. MANCHESTER - West side 4 — Enltrltlnmenl 12:00 noon the day before apartment, good salary. Must •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Seven-room TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 37,000 - Older six-room Colonial on quiet street in con publication. 1 d a y ...... 9c word per day Ranch, first time offered. 5 — Auctions be dependaole, handy, and I RYLANDER Situation Wanted is executive. New, modern kitchen with all Cape, newly remodeled, Garage, enclosed porch, many Trees cut, trimmed or topped, venient locatloh. Largo living room with fireplace, formal Deadline for Saturday and 3 d a y s ..... Sc word per day willing to work at maintenance, appliances, dining room, beautiful colonial interior, full- FINANCIAL 6 d a y s ..... 7c word per day I Is a year older todayl | extras. 40’s. Hayes Corpora stumps removed, fully insured. dining room, large eat-ln kitchen, throe bedrooms, plus a During 1972, some 22,700 Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. minor repairs, and lawn care. wall fireplace, dining room, 3 8 — Bondt-Stocks-Mortgigot 26 days ..... 6c word per day COLLEGE BOY will do yard RLANCHARD living room with fireplace, 3 tion, 646-0131. Got a tree problem? Well worth walk-up attic. intercity buses travelled 9 — Personal Loans IS WORD MINIMUM Seeking adult without children. But I won’t I work. Has chain saw, truck and bedrooms, lots of carpeting bedrooms, 2-car garage with a phone call. 742-8252. 1.181 billion miles and car 10 — Insurance Write Box “ B” Manchester KIDS! &R0S8ETT0 53.900 - Two-year old duplex. Large kitchen with appliances PLEASE READ Happy Ads ...... $1.75 Inch other equipment. Call 649-3761 and attached garage. See this wine cellar. Quiet street, near MANCHESTER - By owner. ried 387 million revenue pas tell a soul. I included, throe bedrooms, 1% baths, and separate EMPLOYMENT Herald, giving age, experience, W an! to m ake go o d m oney w orking only a few hours after 6 P.M. REALTORS-MLS 848-2482 one today! Asking $34,900. shopping, schools and buses. Lovely Cape, move-in condi TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving sengers, The World Almanac 13 — Help Wanted YOUR AD previous employment. a week. No llnyt to how much you can earn. Three 189 W n t Cmtar Streat Asking $^,900. Lessenger Com tion. Four large rooms, 2 un large appliances, cleaning basements. If you are just starting out this Is an Ideal situa notes. According to the Na 14 — Business Opportunities RLANCHARD tion. Let the tenants help pay your mortgage. 15 — Situation Wanted Classified ads are taken over nights per week. We train. pany, Realtors, 646-8713, 423- finished upstairs. Fireplace, cellars and attics, also some tional Association of Motor the phone as a convenience. IMMEDIATE Openings - AROSSEHO 9291. garage. Center Street. Low tree work done. 644-1775. 56,500 - Four-family Investment property on Woodbridge Bus Owners, these buses EDUCATION The Herald is responsible for General factory work. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a BOLTON — Immaculate REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 30’s. 643-7917. St. One six-room apartment and three 4-room apartments. tallied 25.6 billion revenue 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect Insertion and Experience not necessary. MANCHESTER - Six-room LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, 19 — Schools-Classes then only to the size of the Call 647-9946 Custom Cape situated on 4.7 189 West Center Street This house Is In good condition and provides good Income. , passenger-miles at an 20 — Instructions Wanted Overtime. Apply at Allied Help Wanted______13 park-like acres, fruit trees, Ranch, fireplace, garage, MANCHESTER - Center cellars and attics cleaned, original insertion. Errors which Building Systems, 260 Tolland □EDUCATION operating expense of about do not lessen the value of the blueberries, garden area, choic- beautiful treed yard. $35,^. Street. New listing. Four-room lawns mowed, small tree work. $880 million. Operating REAL ESTATE k Turnpike, Manchester. Manchester Evening Herald 23 — Homes lor Sals advertisement will not be cor ly located one mile from Route MANCHESTER - Executive Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Cape, close to Parkade, bus and Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. revenue, including ail serv 24 — Lots-Land for Sale rected by an additional inser DEAN MACHINE Private Instructions 18 1-84. Louis Dimock Realty, 649- Contemporary in one of food store. Call John H. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... ices, was about $972 million. 25 — InvetImenI Properly tion. HAIRDRESSER wanted - PRODUCTS, INC. 9823. Manchester’s finest locations. Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan [ 26 — Business Property Four large bedrooms, 2V2 eling, rec rooms, offices, 27 — Resort Property Experienced. Call 643-2461 or LEARN TO TYPE - in 20 hours. COMFORTABLE ONE FLOOR 28 — Real Estate Wanted apply in person at the Carriage MALE - Full-time store clerk. MANCHESTER - Centrally baths, magnificent view of WHY PAY RENT? - Buy this 6- household repairs. Phone 649- Apply in person. Closed 102 Colonial Road Individualized audio-visual ap 4594. REALE’S CORNER Help Wanted 13 House, 18 Oak Street. proach. Ages 5 to 60, perfor located six-room bungalow in Hartford skyline, sunken patio LIVING room house. Possible 4 MISC. SERVICES EXPERIENCED Wednesdays. Barrett Plumbing MANCHESTER off family room, fieldstone 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 Legal Notices 31 — Services Offered mance guarantee, reasonable. excelient condition. Fireplace, MANCHESTER—3 bedroom bedrooms. Needs paper and Supply, 331 Broad Street, LAWNMOWERS repaired and 32 — Palnling-Papering □ NOTICES WAITRESS - Part-time, days. GENERAL Office Work - AUTO MECHANICS INFO-SURVEY. Call 875-7003. garage, full basem ent, in fireplace, dressing area off Ranch, featuring 2 full paint. $26,000. Halger Real LIQUOR PERMIT 33 — Bullding-Coniracling Manchester. master bedroom and tri-level sharpened, pick-up and Experienced preferred. Apply Typing, filing. Excellent fringe General Motors experience Bowers School area. $29,500. bathrooms, wall to wall Estate, 643-6624, NOTICE OF APPLICATION 34 — Rooling-Siding d a y s and NIGHTS construction are just some of delivered. Call ^arpall now for Painting-Papering This is to give notice that I, Biagio 35 — Heating-Plumbing in person. W. T. Grant Co., benefit program. Contact preferred. Four-day work T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- carpeting in the living room, 32 Building-Contracting 33 36 — Flooring Lost and Found NURSES AIDES - AU shifts, 1577. this home’s many attractions. your spring tuneup. 643-5305. Corlcse of 2 Francis Ave., Rockville Manchester Parkade. Berson, 646-2830. week.. Fringe benefits. Apply have filed an application placarded June I 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage experience preferred, excellent Reluctantly offered in the mid dining room and first floor Manchester CEILINGS, inside painting, CARPENTRY - Additions, rec 24,1974 with the Liquor Control Commis 38 — Services Wanted in person to Mr. Bergeron, starting salary, good fringe □ REAL ESTATE family room. Fireplace, CASH Registers and adding LOST - Parakeet, yellow with ATTENTION - Housewives. 60’s. Warren E. Howland IN RY SCHOOL papering, floor sanding- rooms, decks, and roofing. Free sion for a RESTAURANT BEER for the WOMAN to babysit school year, Service Manager. benefits, paid lunch period, on • BRIDBEPORT Manchester Realtors, 643-1108. enclosed porch, handy and machines. - Sales, service, sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises M ISCr FOR SALE blue back. $10 reward. Lost Sell toys and gifts now through retinishing (specializing in estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 41 — Articles lor Sale Tuesday and Thursday 7:45- bus line. East Hartford 6>n- MILLINB MACHINE supplies. 15 years experience, 30.1 Adams St., Manchester Sunday August 11. Call 643-1703. Christmas. Free sample kit. SASRUICK Homes For Sale 23 BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED economical 2-zone baseboard older floors). John Verfaille, p.m. The business will be owned by Maria 42 — Building Supplies 4:15. Own transportation. 646- valescent Home, 745 Main Set-up and operate. EXECUTIVE custom built 8- heating system, and first floor RANCH — Custom 7 rooms, formerly with NCR. Free 646-5750, 872-2222. Corlcse and Blagio Cortese of 2 Francis 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs Commissions from first party! 7618. 81 ADAMS STREET 8-ROOM 21/k BATHS I 44 — Livestock LOST - Sunday. Slender black Street, East Hartford. MANCHESTER - Small two- room Split, 2'/2 baths, air- laundry add Immeasurably to 3 bedroom home, 2 baths, Estimates. C.R.S. (Company, MASON CONTRACTOR - Ave. Ellington (Mailing add. Rockville) Call or write Santas’s Parties, U&R Ckjventry, 742-6381. an will be conducted by Blagio Cortese 45 — Boats & Accessories cat. Answers to “Grimy”. Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- MANCHESTER family, ideal investment. Good conditioned, immaculate. 2-car the very functional floorplan. formal dining and living WALLPAPER Hanging - No job Plastering, custom built stone 46 — Sporting Qoods HELP WANTED - Concrete BOOK BINDERY has ophining as permittee. Vicinity of Division Street. 673-3455. Also booking parties. • BROWN AND^HARP location and condition. Low Stone and frame (Colonial with attached garage , top area. room, famiiy room with too small. Call 647-1295 or 646- or brick fireplaces, chimney Blagio Cortese 47 — Garden Products construction laborer, call 875- for all around bindery/ help. Must be seen. CUSTOM MADE draperies and 48 — Antiques Reward. Call 643-4347. MILLINB MACHINE 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, the finest of contemporary Immediate occupancy. High fireplace, aluminum sid 6784. Ask for Bill. repair, block and cement work. D aM Aug. 3. 74 1103 after 6. bedspreads, wide selection of 49 — Wanted to Buy experience preferred, Good 643-4535, 646-1021. detail. Professionally 50’s. Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, AMEDY REALTY ing, 2-car garage, all with New and repairs. E. Richard FULL-TIME employee to train Set-up and operate. fabrics. Phone 649-1786 benefits. Must be reliable. App landscaped, (Private rear 643-1333. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom son, 643-0889, 649-0608. RENTALS PHARMACIST - Rockville and as Assistant Manager. T^om ly Hartford Bindery, 2882 Mam REALTORS 875-6283 in walking distance to anytime. 52 — Rooms lor Rent greater Hartford area, full MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- Profettionot Servicer decorating. Interior painting. FULL AND Part-time McCan, Manchester Parkade. Street. Hartford, 8-4:30. yard) quiet wooded area with Martin School. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. STATE OF CONNECTICUT 53 — Apartments lor Rent time, top wages, hospitalization Phone 646-9068. • HARDINGE CHUCKERS car garage, excellent location, 7 Day, A fPeeh TOP QUALITY work - Septic, 54 — Homes lor Rent mechanics, control-desk views to the west. Must be Manchester COLONIAL — Older 7 room, HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION □ FINANCIAL and pension plan, pleasant operator, will train. Apply in Set-up and operate. good incom. Just reduced. $36,- Remodeling. Exterior painting. sewer connections, bulldozing, STATE OFFICE BUILDING, 55 — Business lor Rent HOUSE CANVAS enumerators seen. Excellent value at $73,- NEW LISTING - 5 room Cape 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fire clearing and landscaping work Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent working conditions. (Jail Mr. person. Holiday Lanes, 39 FULL AND part-time .900. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06115 500. Call Suzanne Shorts, 646- with attached garage, located done. Free estimate. Weekdays Fully insured. For estimate call LIQUOR PERMIT 57 — Wanted to Rent Kidd at Arthur Drug for inter Spencer Street. experienced salesladies wanted full or part time wanted for the •646-2440. place, carpeted eat-in Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- 58 — MIsc. lor Rent Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Manchester city directory, app 3233 off Porter St. in the Highland call 872-9771 after 5:30 P.M. 649-9658. 5114. NOTICE OF APPLICATION view appointment, 527-1164. at Pilgrim Mills Fabric Store, COVENTRY - Just fantastic! kitchen, garage with en This is to give notice that I, ly Mr. Brennan, Price & Lre • TURRET LATHES Park School area. Great Weekends anytime. MARGARET J. HERMAN of 14 Margo AUTOMOTIVE MORTGAGES, loans first se GROUNDSMAN - Janitor. Year 434 Oakland Street, 646-4422. Set-up and operate. MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, J. WATSON REACH Beautiful well kept Ranch closed sunporch, new alu 61 — Autos lor Sale (Jompaiw, Room 9, 164 East two-family, 3 bedrooms, living starter home. Has 280’ deep PAPERHANGING and ceiling RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Court, Cromwell, Connecticut have filed cond, third. All kinds. Realty ASSISTANT dispatcher — for round work for healthy in REAL ESTATE 00. home. Large living room, minum siding. TWO HANDYMEN want varie an application placarded 2 Auwst, 1974 62 — Trucks lor Sale our operations department. Center Street, between 9-12 on ;room, kitchen, wall-to-wall level treed lot. Must be seen. painting • Reasonable rates. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale statewide, credit rating un dividual. Age no barrier. Call FULL-TIME Waitress - baseboard heat, UConn nearby. RAISED RANCH - New 7- ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. with the Liquior Control Commission for Excellent opportunity in busy, 643-2414. Experienced, at least 21 years ly. An equal opportunity carpeting, air-conditioned. 847-9139 Roallort M LS $34,900. $20,500. Call Red Carpet BIDWELL Home Improvement a PACKAGE STORE LIQUIOR for the 64 — Molorcycles-BIcyclea necessary. Reasonable. Con employer. room, 3 bedrooms, family and trimming. Attics, cellars Co. Expert installation of 65 — Campers-Trailers-Moblle active office. Good health, good old. Apply in person, Casa Nova • INSPECTORS Immediate occupancy. The Realtors, Manchester, 646-1117. sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises fidential, quick arrangements. room, dining room with cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. aluminum siding, gutters and THRIFTY PACKAGE STORE 694 Hart , Homes pdgment, good memory vital. Restaurant, Route 83, Talcott- Experienced. • price is oniy $47,900. Frechette 66 — Automotive Service Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. MANCHESTER - Two- 127 BRENT RD. - Jarvis built 5305. Five years experience. trims. Roofing installation and ford Road, Manchester, Connecticut Typing helpful. Insurance and MARKET PLACE Deli - New ville. 'St Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- MANCHESTER - By owner. sundeck, aluminum siding The business will be owned by GARY E. L5T — Autos lor Renl-Laase 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart Director of bedroom Duplex Condominium, split level in the Woodhill Excellent references. Pete, 742- repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. pension benefits. Apply Mr. Glen Lochen Mall in Glaston OVERTIME ,4144. Custom-built, impeccably and 2-car garage. HERMAN, of 55 Colespring Drive, Ver ford. Evenings, 233-6879. bury. Full-time grill man, part- Nursing Services one full, two half baths. Call Heights area. 7 rooms, 2 full WINDOW CLEANING - Will 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. non, Connecticut and will be conducted Crowley, Hartford Despatch, RECEPTIONIST - Monday - denI owner, M3-1357. maintained 7-room split-level CONDOMINIUM - 7 room wash your office, house and fac by MARGARET J. HERMAN as per time waitress, deli counter We have an opening coming baths, attached garage, treed HORACE Tetrault - Siding, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 225 Prospect Street, East Hart Thursd^, 5-9, Saturday 9-3. A U BENEFITS on beautiful 1/3 acre treed lot. Colonial style, 3 bed tory windows. Special discount GEORGE N. CONVERSE - mittee. ford, or send resume. We are an men, grill men. Call 633-9355 lot. Convenient to everything. roofing, storm windows, aw Margaret J. Herman mortgages — interim financing Receptionist, P.O. Box for a progressive RN. B.S., 1-3 MANCHESTER - 5-4, Duplex, Oversized living room with rooms, 2Vi baths, fully prices for August. Work Painting, interior and exterior. equal opportunity employer. between one and 9. AVAILABLE Manchester Priced below replacement nings. Quality workmanship, By: I, David Marder, Her At INVITATION TO BID — expe itious and...... confidential;ial anchester. Conn. years experience preferred as separate furnaces, 2-car gar raised-hearth fireplace. For carpeted and appliances, guaranteed. Our men are Paper hanging. Call 643-2804 free estimates. Fully insured. torney service, J.D. Real Estaze M Director of Nurses. This posi CAPE age, excellent condition, im cost. mal dining room, eat-in Dated August, 1974 SERVICE Station Attendant family room. bonded and insured. Call 649- after 5 p.m. 872-9187, 649-3417. The Manchester Board of Assoc. 646-1980. PART-TIME Cashiers wanted - tion in a large, modem con An aqual opportunity amphyar 7 rooms plus rec room, mediate occupancy. Char-Bon kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, 21/2 5334. SALES - HARTFORD needed - Apply in person. Can- baths, paneled family room Many other homes available. Education solicits bids for In Mature females, experience valescent home will become breezeway and attached gar Agency, 646-1483. F.J. SPILECKI COUPLE will paint one-stor^ ROOFING - Specializing DESPATCH has challenging tone’s Exxon, 308 West Middle preferred or good work record with wet bar. Mortgage money Call us. dustrial Arts for the 1974-1975 Tpke., Manchester. available in mid-September. age, full shed dormer, 4 REALTOR PAINTING-You must call us. houses for reasonable rates repairing roofs, new roofs, school year. Sealed proposals opportunity for energetic and considered. Flexible hours, ELLINGTON - Custom built 8 still available. Upper 40’s. 649- INVITATION TO BID imaginative, sales person. Our Experience in geriatrics a b^rooms, 120x150’ lot located 643-2121 We can beat the competition. ee estimates. Call 646-8888. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned will be received until 3:30 p.m. days, evenings and weekends. LUBRICATION HELP - room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 7422. Quality, excellent references, The Manchester Board of customers are executive must. Excellent benefit Needed immediately for second off Porter St. in residence AA and repaired. 30 years August 27, 1974 at which time □ EMPLOYMENT References will be checked. living room, family room, 2 free estimates. Pete, 742-6117 B. H. MAGOWAN, Jr. & Sons - experience. Free estimates. Education solicits bids for Of families who need quality PART-TIME Apply Brooks Discount Center, program and competitive shift. We have openings for Zone. they will be publicly opened. ••••••••••••< Positions available in our deli fireplaces, central vacuum 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- 646-1180 (toll free), 5-10 p.m. Interior and exterior painting. Towley, 643-5361. fice Furniture for the 1974- moving and storage services 277 West Middle T “ pke. salary. experienced lubrication help F.J. SPILECKI system, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2-car The right is reserved to reject Help Wanted 13 and deserve professional department and check-out bedroom Cape, 2 baths, Also paperhanging. (Jail 643- 1975 school year. Sealed Manchester, 9-5. Please send resume of for greasing tmeks and trailers garage. C3iar-Bon Agency, 646- MANCHESTER G & H Paving & Construction 7361. any and all bids. Specifications counseling. We’ll train you. All counters for mornings, after with a mobile unit. Starting Realtor 643-2121 fireplace, carpeting, finished ROSSI ROOFING, siding, proposals will be received until qualifications to Box A, 1483. MERRin AGENCY Company-Paving, sealing, con chimneys, gutters, free es and bid forms may be secured PART-TIME work at home, on you require is integrity, drive, noons and evenings. Must be rates, $3.35 hourly with a basement, full shM dormer, [Seller must move. Don't 3:00 p.m. August 20, 1974, at MANCHESTER - Real Estate Manchester Evening Herald. crete work, septic systems in Building-Contracting 33 timates. Fully insured. Days, at the Business Office, 45 N. the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. personality. Car provided. chance for advancement. All aluminum siding, garage, pass up this fantastic REALTOR which time they will be publicly at least 18 years old. Apply investment company seeks at 75’xl50’ lot. Move-in condition. stalled. Commercial and evenings, 529-8056. Paul School Street, Manchester, Salary, paid insurance, pension store manager: tractive secretary-receptionist, fringe benefits. Uniforms and Manchester buy. Six room, three opened. Specifications and bid MANCHESTER - Bowers $36,900. Barry Realty, 646-0882, residential. 26 years MASONRY - All types, Cosgrove 643-5364. Connecticut. Raymond E. benefits. Send resume Mr. 9-5, Monday through Friday. tools furnished. For appoint NEW HOMES bedroom Colonial In experience. Free estimates. forms may be secured at the Wood, Hartford Despatch, Box FIRST NATIONAL ment call 688-2233. School, 4-bedroom Ranch, 742-8815. fieldstone, brick,concrete.Free Demers, Business Manager. Good typing and steno skills SEEKING someone to care for excellent condition from 649-5233. estimates, after 5 p.m., 643-1870 ROOFING - Installation and Business Office, 45 N. School MACHINISTS 8271, E ast Hartford, Conn. FOOD STORES, INC. required. $110 weekly. Ai ply in two children, ages one and four, living room with fireplace, OAK QROVE STREET - New TOLLAND - Non-development dining room, kitchen, rec roqm, FIRST OFFERING - Excellent Inside and out. Great 6-room Country Cape, acre lot. or 644-2975. repairs, gutters, storh win Street, Manchester, Connec Bullard operator and all- 0610l We are an equal oppor K-MART Shopping Cantor pelrson, 139 East Center Street, part time 2-3 days weekly. DRIVERS for school buses - We Raised Ranch, living room, DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree dows, doors. Experienced ticut. Raymond E. Demers, around machinists needed for tunity employer. M;anchester. Northeast section of town. 649- will train you. Apply now for garage, treed lot. Just im 5-room Cape, tiled bath, full lvalue at $30,900. $32,900. Owner, 872-6323. ZDSSpen^StnM maculate. 40’s. Frechette & dining room, large kitchen, 3 shed dormer, porch, stone work, clean-ups, raking, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - quality workmanship. Fully in Business Manager. first and second shifts. Set up 9696. choice routes in Manchester for plowing, appliances moved, I n v ita tio n MANCHESTER Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. bedrooms, wall-to-wall front, fireplace, plastered CAPE COD - Four rooms, gar Remodeling, repairing, ad sured. Free estimates. and operate from blueprint. 55 WANTED - Mature woman, An Equal Opportunity Employar M/F RECEPTIONIST - Includes September openings. Call 643- painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, 2414. throughout, 2Vi baths, family walls, hot water oil neat, quiet age, amesite drive, 2 bedrooms, ditions, rec rooms, porches and Reasonable prices. Rick hour week. Paid insurance flexible hours. Card Gallery, answering telephone. Full CUSTODIANS - Experienced, 528-8649. roofing. No job too small. Call Burnett, 646-3005. T o B id part-time evenings, NINE year old “ L” -shai)ed room with fireplace, laundry location, ample shade trees. 2 fireplaces. Plus some fur Sealed bids will be received vvith major medical. Modem, apply in person, Manchester tim e, 9-5, Monday through Priced at only $32,800. Charles t c D c o n i 649-3144. INVITATION TO BID WOMAN wanted to clean Friday. Phone 643-2181. Manchester. Call 643-5691 2-6 BABYSITTER wanted Monday Ranch with fireplaced living morn, 2-car garage, huge nishings. No agents. Shownn b;by in the Office of The Director of air-conditioned shop. Parkade. Lesperance, M9-7620. REALTORS « .nnninimnni 8350. ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, The Manchester Board of apartments and homes on a P.M. - Friday, from 7:30-5 p.m., for room, eat-in kitchen, 3 pano^eck, park-like yard. tuning maintenance - Ward’s Heating-Plumbing 35 General Services, 41 Center bedrooms and rec room. Large CARPENTRY - Repairs, J.D.MANUFACTURIN<:ca DRIVERS - With trailer regular basis, good dependable TYPIST - We’re looking for a two girls ages 7 and 4. Vicinity Only ^ ,9 0 0 . OF MANCHESTER ...... School of Electronics graduate, remodeling, additions, roofing. Education solicits bids for Of Street, Manchester, Connec of Sdiool and Oak Streets. Call treed lot. Only $33,900. Keith MANCHESTER - West side, Lots-Lend lor Sale 24 LYNN’S PLUMBING - fice Equipment for the 1974- 36 Sheldon Road experience. Steady year-round work. Must have own transpor bright, responsible friendly gal Verplanck School, first time on 7 years experience. Trust your Call Davm Patria, South Wind ticut until August 28, 1974 at tation and be over 21 years old. or Dored housewife for a few 649-1156 after 6 p.m. Real Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. PERKINS STREET - New M U M m PLAZA Repairs, remodeling, new con 1975 school y e a r. Sealed Manchester employment. Excellent fringe market, 6 room Ranch, im instrument to skillful sor, 644-1796. 11:00 a.m. for the following: $2.50 to start, part time or full evenings a week, as needed. WANTED Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living THREE-QUARTER Acre technicians, Call 646-0437 mor- struction. Water pumps. proposals will be received until 643-4243 benefits and rate of pay. Call OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. maculate condition, garage, wooded building lot. Lake INSTALLATION OF 8” 649-4523. time. Call Advanced Cleaning Light shorthand helpful. Inquire 2 SALESM EN DEMONSTRATORS: Sell gifts room with fireplace, dining nings. rpentry French spoken also. 875-7263. New roof, full basement, expan enclosed porch. 40s. Hayes 646-1117 privileges. Jackston Agency, WES ROBBINS carp 3:00 p.m. August 20, 1974, at WATER MAIN - COOK ST. & Co. 646-8133. 288 Center Street. Four K 2 M ECH AN ICS and toys. Namebrands; Fisner- room, kitchen, 2 baths, wall- st. Ad- Price, Fenton. Earn up to 30%. dable attic. Needs your per Corp. 646-0131. 646-1316. remodeling specialist, SEWERLINES, sink lines, which time they will be publicly EXPERIENCED aides - Enterprises. COVENTRY counseling center ditions, rec rooms, dormers, WARANOKE RD. Absolutely no investment. sonal touch to make it a to-wall throughout, full base cleaned with electric cutters, opened. Specifications and bid Taking applications for im MAN wanted to work four days Exporlmico N vcM u ry — individual and family built-lns, bathrooms, kitchens, Bid forms, plans and FREE KIT|. Car necessary. charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston ment. Only $39,900. BOLTON - Building lots, one by professionals. McKinney forms may be secured at the mediate and September per week, light custodial work. EXPERIENCED cabinet •k Fringe Beneflie counseling information and ap 649-3446. specifications are available at JUVENILE COURT FOR THE Call “Miss Jean” collect 1-491- Agency, 646-1316. acre minimum, affording view Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Business Office, 45 N. School openings. Only apply if you Primarily vacuuming apart maker wanted. Excellent op k CM S, Blue CroM Insur GRANDVIEW STREET - Will MORTGAGE MONEY pointments. 742-5091. the General Services Office, 41 2100. Treasure House Party of Connecticut Valley. Starting pany, 643-5308. STATE OF CONNECTICUT have good work and attendance ment buildings. 30 hours per portunity. Please call ance LEON Cieszynski builder - new Street, Manchester, Connec Center Street, Manchester, Plan. MANCHESTER - Six-room build to your specifications on at $10,000. Owners can assist in Third DISTRICT records. Burnside Convalescent week, $2.50 an hour. 8-2:30 p.m. Displaycraft, Manchester 643- k Retirement Program Available WEDDING Invitations - homes custom built, ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Connecticut. Cape with new roof, new this gorgeous lot. building of homes. Fiano Agen NO JOB too small, toilet Business Manager. Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East Retired gentleman welcomed. 9557. Brochures, Business Forms, remodeled, additions, rec Town of Manchester, ORDER OF NOTICE Advanced Cleaning Company, CONTACT MAN needed by kitchen and new bathroom. A cy, 646-2677. Letterheads, Envelopes, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Hartford, Conn. Apply to: 7 V 2 % C H F A , V A or FHA Programs rooms, garages, kitchens faucets replaced, repaired, rec Connecticut 646-8133. Nationwide Credit Corp. - potentially large lot. Good area. FM Tickets, Business Cards and remodeled, bath tile, cement City of Bristol, Connecticut M IKE HARDELL Profit sharing - bonus. Repeat $31,900. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, MANCHESTER - B Zone lot, rooms, bathroom remodeling, Robert B. Weiss, PART-TIME janitorial work, MEDKAL TEGHNOlOaSTS Pleas* call for appointment to see If you other printing services offered. work. Steps, dormers. Residen business. Leads furnished. Age 643-1577. FRECHETn&MARTIN excellent location. Char-Bon heat modernization, etc. Free A u^st 2, 1974 mornings or .. evenings, would qualify under these programs. General Printing Services, 623- tial or commercial. Call 649- NOTICK OF BIDS General Manager TRUCK MECHANIC - 5 days, We have an immediate per FITZGERALD FORD no handicap. Write Mr. REALTORS, INC. Agency, 646-1483. estimates gladly given. M & M Petition for the Manchester area. Call 649549-5334. good benefits. Apply Knudsen manent full-time opening for a 5379. 4291. The Manchester Board of Windsor Avenue M itchell, P.O. Box 4095, 644-4144 Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Termination of Brothers Dairy, 1100 Burnside chief medical technologist. MANCHESTER - 7 surveyed Education solicits bids for Art ROCKVILLE Cleveland, Ohio 44123 or phone CHARMING YOUNG RALPH A. Saunders -15 Foster CARPENTRY - Porches, gar Parental Rights PAINTER - Experience in new Avenue, East Hartford, 289- This person must possess an acres in excellent rural residen TOWNE Plumbing Service, Supplies and Sewing Machines 216-255-5050. FRECHEHE & MARTIH, Realtors, Inc. Street, Manchester. Roofing ages, additions, bathrooms, PAUL KENDALE work necessary. Call after 6 1501. A.S.C.P. (M.T.) certification 7-room Garrison Colonial. EIGHT ROOM Home in tial area, close to Glastonbury repairs, alterations, vanity for the 1974-1975 school year. I n v ita tio n p.m., 649-7770. 646-4144 and fluttering. Painting - kitchens, houses, repairs. Free FULKERSON and have real professional Large fireplaced living room, excellent residential line. Ideal site for horse lovers. cabinets a specialty. Call to Sealed bids will be received un- Interior - Exterior. 646-1399 or estimates. Small jobs. Stephen T o B id of parts unknown supervisory ability along with At the pntent time wa a n formal dining room, eat-in neighborhood, near high and 263 Main Street, Manchester $18,000. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- tii August 21, 1974 as follows: TOOL MAKERS - experienced DMCTOR OF NURSES 647-1272. Martin, 646-7295. 4056. The Board of Education, Upon the petition of THE general managerial talent. seeking appileanta to enter our kitchen with built-ins, 3 junior high schools and Bowers 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Art Supplies 3:00 p.m. in Continental dyes, aircraft grammar school. Reasonably Manchester Office, 647-9139. Town of Vernon, Connecticut, COMMISSIONER OF quality, first class machinists, Good salary, above average bedrooms, IVs baths, rec LIGHT TRUCKING - Attics TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Sewing Machines 3:30 p.m. RN, BS with experience in priced. Owner, 643-0889. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, will receive sealed bids for WELFARE FOR THE STATE set up man, press operators. An other benefits and annual in WEAVER TRAININQ PROGRAM room. All on a manicured lot and cellars cleaned. For free Carpentry and general contrac At the time listed the bids will geriatrics if you want to put repairs and remodeling, Roof Repairs to the Vernon OF CONNECTICUT seeking equal opportunity employer, creases dependent upon who eventually will be trained tor for only $45,500. ANDOVER estim a tes phone 647-9610, ting. Residential and commer be publicly opened. The right is your own progressive ideas MANCHESTER - Redwood Buslneas Property 26 ^ecialize in hot water heaters. Middle School until Thursday the termination of the parental liberal benefits, and wages merit. Our hospital laboratory anytime. cial. Whether it be a small Prompt service on emergency. reserved to reject any and all into practice you may be the LOOM FIXERS Farms, 6 room Ranch, 1 1/2 repair job, a custom built home on the 5th day of September, rights of the above named per commensurate on abilities. is well staffed and well baths, garage, _eat-in kitchen, BUSINESS Zone 2 - West 643-7024. bids. Specifications and bid person we are looking for. This It an axcallant oppoHiinlty for an Individual to loam a reditu WE PAY $5 and up for junk or anything in between, call 646- 1974 at Rockville, Conn, at son in, his, child, now a ward of Apply H. & B. Tool and equipped with immediate dining room?"$42,900. Hayes Center Street, 200’ frontage, forms may be secured at the Engineering Co., 168 Forest St., Send resume to Box 0, highly tklllad trad#. Wa h8va Inatructora who will train cars. Don’t give them away. 1379. which time and place all bids the Commissioner of Welfare plans for renovation and Corporation, 646-0131. 250’ deep. House on property. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Manchester. Manchester Herald. quallflad appileanta. 647-1419 742-9673 or 423-2632. Business Office, 45 N. School will be publicly opened and read for the State of Connecticut expansion. Call owner, 643-6273. Prompt, courteous service. Call Street, Manchester, Connec Excellent company paid fringe beneHta. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, 643-14%. aloud. which petition will be heard on and fireplaces, flagstone terraces, ticut. Raymond E. Demers, APPLY ★ FUST OFFERING ★ Plans and specifications may the 29th day of August, 1974 a Plea.se apply to MANCHESTER - Custom built Reel Estete Wanted 28 papers. Floor cleaning and win concrete repairs, inside and Flooring 36 Business Manager MALE PAINTERS - 6-room Cape with front-to-back dow cleaning. Free estimates. outside. Reasonably priced. be obtained from the Office of 11:45 o’clock in the forenoon, at AVDN L. F. Clapper CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. JOE LOMBARDO has just the Superintendent of Schools, the JUVENILE COURT 308 TM DREAMING OF A Experienced, new and old living room. Immaculate condi listed this 6‘/k room Colonial SELLING your home or Satisfaction guaranteed. Call 643-0851. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, work. Own transportation is a Director of Personnel 31 C oop ar H ill S tr M t tion. Original owners moving 649-1590. Park and School Sts., Rockville, Main Street in the City of GREEN CHRISTMAS!” Be on a beautifully landscaped acreage? For prompt friendly (specializing in older floors). must. Call evenings between 7 Administration MANCHESTER, CONN. 08040 south. $34,900. T.J. Crockett, ANY TYPE Carpentry and Conn. Bristol in said District, an Avon Representative. Earn lot. First-floor family room, service, call Louis Dimock Ceilings and inside painting. and 8 P.M. 872-7103. WM. W. BACKUS TELEPHONE 043-4141 Realtors, 643-1577. Realty, 649-9823. WILL CLEAN gutters on your masonry work, additions and John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- I n v ita tio n A Performance and Payment It appearing to and being money in your spare time. laundry room, formal dining home, $25. All kinds of carpen remodeling. Free estimates. A. Bond is not required but each found by the subscribing HOSPITAL room. Completely equipped 2 2 2 2 . Start now—buy lots of WANTED - Fellow desiring to Norwidi, Com. MANCHESTER - Striking 4 ALL CASH for your property try work. No job too small. Call Squillacote, 649-0811. T o B id bidder must be able to furnish a authority that the above named presents this December. be cook. No experience kitchen, It^ baths. For more between 5-7 p.m. 649-7838, 643- Sealed bids will be received bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Performance and Payment PAUL KENDALE Call... necessary, just willing to learn. Tal. 1-203-889*8331 information call Joe at 8414. MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, in the Librarian’s Office, 586 An aqual opportunity am phyar wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first instant service. Hayes Agency, Bond in the full amount of the FULKERSON has gone to parts Good pay, benefits. M9-5271. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY block, stone and concrete. □ MISC. FOR SALE Main Street, Manchester, 289-4922 floor family room. Prime loca WILLIAM L BELFIORE 646-0131. Contract if deemed necessary unknown, therefore, For a man with a aharp mind' tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. DRAPERIES - Personally Reasonable prices. Call 643- Connecticut until August 28, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• by the Owner. If the Owner ORDERED, That notice of and a kaan aya for color. Howland Realtors, 643-1108. AGENCY WE WILL buy your house. Call custom made, work 9508. 1974 at 11:00 a.m. for the REAL ESTATE - Need for one guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Articles tor Sale 41 decides a Bond is necessary, the hearing of this petition be BOOKKEEPING Assistant, FIRST COOK 1847-1413 REALTORS anytime, Hutchins Agency, following: filing clerk and typist, 8 a.m. - eager salesperson for active Man, 21 to 30, to train on a large flexographic printing press. BUILDING - Remodeling, the cost of the Bond will be paid given by publishing this order of local real estate office. MANCHESTER Realtors, 649-5324. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, One Bookmobile For Public 4:30 p.m., excellent fringe Must be in good health and of strong build, with excellent roofing, concrete steps, by the Owner as a Change notice in the Manchester We have an immediate Experience not necessary, will $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, Library benefits, on bus line. East Hart prior attendance record. Willingness to work extensive over NEWLYWEDS - RERREES MANCHESTER - Charming I Architecturally distinctive Early American Colonial amid fireplaces. For estimates call Order to the Contract. Herald a newspaper having a opening for a first cook tram. For confidential appoint SELLING your house? Call us stone, gravel, pool and patio Bid forms, plans and ford Convalescent Home, 745 time mandatory. If not anxious to learn and strive for ad Newlyweds start off with 3 older 3 or 4 bedroom home, sur ■ giant evergreens In an Inspirational glenllke setting with first and we’ll make you a cash Palntlng-Paperlng 32 649-1142. The Owner reserves the right circulation in the City of Main Street, East Hartford. experienced in quantity ment call Rick Merritt, 646- sand. 643-9504. specifications are available at 1180. vancement, please do not call. year old home. Retirees live rounded by trees on large lot, brook and lovely grounds, vertical board and batten siding, offer. One day service. T. J. to reject any and all bids or to Manchester, once a week 2 cooking, special diets and COLLEGE Graduate students LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. the Librarian’s Office, 586 Main in maintenance free leisure. located in desirable area by I wide board floors, 4 bedrooms, library, fireplaces, formal Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ALUMINUM sheets used as waiver any informalities in bid weeks successively, commen FURNITURE Assemblers and supervision. Preparation will Small plastic bag plant on Tolland Strdet in East Hartford, owner. 649-5547 or 742-8749. available for exterior and in We design and build: Barns, Street, Manchester, Connec NURSES AIDES - Part-time, Living room, equipped I dining room, panelled doors, den, 2-car garage. Ice house, printing plates, .007 thick, ding. Woodworking Machine where skilled performance is quickly rewarded. terior painting. Six years Family rooms. Green houses, ticut, cing on or before the 15th day of be for 240 patients at weekends only. Excellent kitchen, rec room, 1 full and 2 small carriage house. Secluded on 2.3 acres on quiet road. GROUP (5 to 10) of 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. No bid shall be withdrawn for Operators (saws, sanders, MANCHESTER- Precipiced to experience. Fully insured. Free Rec rooms. Pool and Patio August, A.D. 1974 Meadows Convalescent salary, good opportunity to earn half baths. Brick and $71,900. professional people - Dentists, Phone 643-2711. Manchester Public a period of thirty (30) days sub borers, lathes, etc.) - Full or sell due to impending move. estimates. Call our com Cabanas, Kitchens. Working Lottie A. Archacki Home, 333 Bidwell Street, some money on weekends. If Call weekdays only aluminum exterior. Yours for doctors, lawyers, accountants, Library part-time. Experience House on Precipice therefore architects, etc. to share on^ petitors, than call us, 649-7034. with rough sawn boards and sequent to the opening of bids Assistant Clerk of Manchester. See Sister desired, may schedule for an between 3 end 8 p.ni. TAG SALE - Thursday August John F, Jackson, preferred. Apply Nap Brothers, $29,900. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. only $49,000. In the top of the I FIRESIDE REALH, INC. story building on main artery in beams a specialty. Also roofing without the co.isent of the the Juvenile Court for the occasional (louble. East Hart EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Librarian 122 Naubuc Avenue, Glaston Mildred or call 647-9194 528-9471 trees, the top of the town. Seven INSIDE - Outside painting. and siding, using the finest 15, 10-4. Clothes, round table, Owner. Third District ford Convalescent Home, 745 town. Parking for 65 cars, air- b ic y c le baby seat, mis bury, 633-7511. HARROWS & WALLACE room ranch, Rockledge. Two Realtors conditioned, central location. Special rates for people over 65. materials. Barrett Home Im Main Street, East Hartford. cellaneous items, 5 Franklin Manciintir Nmr Hmn Hirttort baths, 2 fireplaces, double gar Call Keith Real Estate, 649- Fully insured. Estimates given. provement Company, Roger ■4M808 397-1518 279-1992 age. 643-1210. 1922, ask for Stillman Keith. Call 649-7863. Barrett, 649-0822. Street. ( PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 14, 1974 MANCH^TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Aug. 14, 1974— PAGE THIRTY-ONE BENJY BY. JIM BERRY Homes lor Rent 54 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 MA\/FfJ'rG»orT]A Sugar Free SHASTA DIET SODA Officials List Reasons for Water Company Purchase All Flavors At PInehurst O Q By Case of 24 c an s ...... W i A a W SOL R. COHEN In November 1971, by a 10,217 develop additional sources of tions and water consumption be $105,729.00 in 1973. If the $934,900 deficit will require that supply is sold to Glastonbury or terms. This well forested land, supply. Tuesday, at 7 p.m. in the to 4,076 count, they approved practices. rates remained at water com about $75,400 be transferred the MDC, a large savings could with ponds, streams, and a the purchase. However, the Municipal Building Hearing 5. The purchase of the water pany levels, it is estimated that from the reserve fund each result. If the purchase of the cabin, is accessible from town At PInehurst, no coupon needed, with any $7.50 terms of the acquisition were 2. The current safe yield of Room, the Manchester the water company sources of company will be beneficial to $258,729.00 would have been year; and the current capital water company is made, a roads on the north and east. It purchase, buy 1 full pound on the condition sewage supply is approximately 4.55 the town system from a water available. improvement program will study to determine the need for could be readily developed if LAND 0 ’ LAKES or e O A Board of Directors will con facilities of the town and Eighth million gallons per day and is supply standpoint, and have to be reduced. In that the Buckingham supply should sold to a private developer by duct a public hearing on a Utilities District would be con 8. Based on “Reproduction STATE BUHER lb. 0 9 * therefore some support of the case, a townwide water rate in be undertaken. the Manchester Water Co. or its proposal to purchase the solidated. expected to serve the needs of Cost Less Depreciation,” the (with a 15.00 purchase 2 lbs. at 69$ ea., or with a that system to about the year purchase price from the Water crease will be necessary within successor, if the company is privately owned Manchester Later in November of that value of the water company 13. The estimated minimum $22.50 purchase 3 lbs. at 69$ ea. Sorry for all the fine 2005. Reserve Fund is justified. If the a few years if improvements sold to another private water Water Co. Recommending year. Eighth District taxpayers facilities exclusive of land is es amount of bond issue that will print, but to continue selling Land O’ lakes at this low purchase is not made, the town hre to be continued at the supply firm. The latter is a the purchase are Town rejected consolidation — by a 3. If the two above systems timated to be $4,156,091. be required for the water com price, we have to ask your cooperation. should immediately begin to current level. pany purchase, based on a sale possibility since the water com- Manager Robert Weiss and 2,016 to'634 vote. Consequently, are combined, the estimated 9. Based on a “Price Suppor explore for additional supplies. 11. If the purchase is not date of January 1975, will be $2,- any has had some contact with your ••eeeeeeaeei the affirmative vote to total safe yield of 9.97 million Director of Public Works table from Net Earnings” with njade, the town should begin to 250,000. a private water supply com Our friendly Dubuque salesman. Bob Phillips, thinks It a Jay Giles. They list their purchase the water company gallons per day is expected to 6. If the rates in the existing water rates reduced to town pany interested in the purchase. was declared invalid — because supply the total system needs to search for additional water 14. The town’s General Fund good week to feature DUBUQUE products, starting with... reasons in a 17-point report. water company service area levels, the maximum purchase 16. The sale of the water com all conditions hadn’t been met. about 1995, thereby delaying supplies immediately; and that would have suffered a loss of DUBUQUE’S NEW VAC PACKED The conclusion the directors were reduced to those of the price that can be supported by development will also reouire a pany holdings to anyone other The latest proposal is on an exploration for additional town department, a decrease in about $43,000 in revenue had the e e e * e • • ■eeeeeeeeeeeeaaeeeeeeeeeeeeee must reach Tuesday is whether 1973 earnings is estimated to be rate increase within a few than the Town of Manchester “as is” basis — with no strings supplies in the town system by town owned the water company to authorize a Nov. 5 referen income of approximately $153,- $1,315,000. With rates years. will certainly mean a water choice attached. about ten years. 000 would have occurred in 1973. remaining at water company in 1973 due to a reduction in MISSISSIPPI BACON ... lb. 99< dum — for approving or disap 12. The town must face in the rate increase to taxpayers in This represents an over-all levels, this price amounts to an property taxes paid by the com proving a $2.25 million bond 4. Test wells recently drilled immediate future the need to the water company service The 17-point report by Weiss decrease of about 33 per cent. estimated $3,213,400. pany. However, the cost to the DUBUQUE ____ issue for the purchase. The on water company land off New upgrade the Buckingham area and could mean the loss of and Giles follows: The average residential water 10. Unless water rates in the taxpayer would have been SKINLESS FRANKS m 99^ $2.25 million is the negotiated State Rd. indicate that an ad Reservoir supply by replacing offset to some degree by a 170 plus acres of choice land lor price only. It doesn’t include 1. The current safe yield of company customer would have water company service area re ***eeaee*a*«*aa«aa«««»«teeeee«*e«e«a«eee«»te**eee«*eee*ee ditional 1.2 million gallons per the wooden pipeline and reduction in fire protection development. the Town Water Department realized a 44 per cent reduction main at current levels, the costs for tying into the town day of supply may be available. rebuilding or replacing the Line charges of about $10,000, which 17. Since we strongly believe DUBUQUE sources of supply is ap in his or her water bill. proposed purchase price of $2,- system and for improvements. Development of such a well Street Filter Plant. This will are paid to the water company 7. If the systems were com 250,000 cannot be supported by that the town should purchase HAMS ...... 4-lb. can at ’ 4 . 5 9 A November referendum proximately 5.42 million gallons field could mean that the com mean an expenditure of at least bined and rates lowered to net revenues without state by the two fire districts. the water company for both would mark the second time in per day. 'This is expected to bined system needs may be met $3,000,000 and a rate increase. those of the town, the amount of and/or Federal grants for land 15. The general benefit to the water supply and open space THE TWO FRANKS AQREE...Frank Perdue and our Meat three years Manchester voters serve the system needs to about through the end of this century, If additional water supply can funds available for debt amor purchase or monies from the town of Manchester as a whole purposes, we urge the Board of great styles Manager, FRANK TOROS agree that you cannot buy would have been called upon to 1985, and therefore the town although that will depend on the be found in the water company tization and capital im town Water Reserve Fund. If no from the purchase of water Directors to place this very im FRESHER, finer Chickens and Chicken Parts that consider the purchase. should immediately begin to accuracy of population projec system to offset the provements was estimated to grant is received, the resulting company land is great but dif portant issue before the voters M jj Buckingham supply and that ficult to measure in monetary in November, 1974. ANY SOFA 299. PERDUE CHICKENS Come to PInehurst for Perdue Chickens, Breasts, Legs, ANYLOVESEAT 229. Wings and Livers and SPLIT BARBECUE CHICKENS Slogan Boosts Fresh Fish ANY CHAIR 149. TENDER EXTRA TRIM < » CUBE STEAKS U.8. CHOICE Save even morel Buy in pairs LONDON BROIL Training Center Lures 4,000 lb. >1.79 ANY SOFA AND CHAIR *.*1.79 To Frank’s ANY TWO LOVESEAT8 By BETTY RYDER Associates showed drawings of the More than 4,000 withstood the hot ANY TWO CHAIRS Freezer Pleaaer8...at PInehurst... proposed center and outlined the function weather Wednesday afternoon as the PACKER CUT WHOLE BOTTOM ROUNDS “Your vote today will make them of various units in the building. 4 ANY SOFA AND LOVESEAT The center, which will accommodate ap fli smell of fresh fish lured them to Frank’s ANY TWO SOFAS Including Eye and Rump Roast useful, productive citizens tomorrow,” cut and wrapped for your freezer proximately 125 students ranging in age Supermarket parking lot on E. Middle was the slogan selected to boost from 14 to 21, is designed for the mentally Tpke. lb. *1.49 public support of the proposed retarded, physically and multi It was all part of a “Fish Fry for Regional Occupational Training handicapped students from Manchester Charity,’’ sponsored jointly by Frank’s Imagine! Your choice of 5 matching sofas, chairs & loveseats from our own Hickory Field collection. Again thia waek, wa expect FRESH BLOCK ISLAND Center to be built on the Manchester and area towns. Boards of education in and the Manchester Jaycees, in which a SWORDFISH, Rounder Hllots and Tiny Scallops... Community College campus. participating towns would be responsible dinner of fish, chips, Coke, and cake was Members of the training center com for tuition costs of students from their served for only a quarter. Proceeds of the event, which store Custom covered in your choice of many magnificent long-wearing fabrics including: Herculons® Nylons with a little pressure, our Egg Man agreed to go mittee made the selection after hearing towns who attend. suggestions from members Wednesday Cost of the, proposed center is $1.4 owner Frank Tornaquindici estimates will along with us on a very low egg prlce...for this week be $1,000, will be used to pay off the and prints. (Please allow 8-10 weeks delivery.) only.. night. million, Lawrence said, which will be s Richard Lawrence of The Lawrence refunded totally by the state. Ap remaining balance on Manchester STRICTLY FRESH WHITE proximately $60,000 in interest would he Memorial Hospital’s Fetal Heart Monitor paid by the Town of Manchester. The town r<- _ and to help defray the expense of refur EARLY AMERICAN • TRADITIONAL • CONTEMPORARY • TRANSITIONAL will own the building after five years. bishing the hospital’s deception area. EGGS Medium Size. Doz. 49« Frank Vaccaro of the Organization of According to Tornaquindici, ap (Limit 4 doz. to an order, please) proximately 2,500 pounds of fish was OPEN: TUE. Through FRI. till 9/SAT. till 5:30/CLOSED MON./935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER/643-5171 the Handicapped suggested a swimming pool be included In the center plans, but served. The Gorton Fish Co. of Gloucester, Shop PInahurat Tonight ’til 6 P.M. INSIDE Lawrence said the state does not consider MASTER CHARGE • LAY-AWAY • CONVENIENT REVOLVING CHARGE a swimming pool necessary to work-study Mass, provided the cooking equipment and Thura. and FrI. til Nina, Sat. 8 til 6 sent down a team of people to do the job he and SUNDAY 8 A.M. III 2 P.M. TODAY pro^am s and therefore a pool could not be included. said. MAIN The Coca Cola Co. had a serving truck FLOOR Limited Supply of 1974 Royal Copenhagen Lawrence said, “If the center Is ap PINEHURST proved at the November referendum, by on hand; Hostess served the cakes and had WATKINS Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7, 10 the time we get the bids and preliminary stereo music piped in to add to the Christmas Plates Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 9 festivities. “It was fantastic," Tornaquin- BROS. details moving, it will be well into the k 643*5171 GROCERY, INC. Cross Country Medals...... Page 14 winter. We could get ready for building in \v 'V dic said. This beautiful plate csM “Winter Twilight” increases in value through the years at YOUR GIFT GALLERY. Johnson Wins Title ...... Page 14 the spring.” Jeff Keith, Jaycee co-chairman for the 302 MAIN MANCHESTER, CONN. Turnabout was fair play Wednesday as the fish lured the dinners were served with proceeds benefiting Manchester event, said, “The crowd was tremendous. Town Softball Tourney...... Page 14 Barring unforseen problems, work could Memorial Hospital. The event was sponsored by the store Junior Golf Produces ...... Page 15 people to a “Fish Fry for Charity” in the parking lot of (See Page Twelve) Frank’s Supermarket on E. Middle Tpke. Over 4,000 and the Manchester Jaycees. (Herald photo by Dunn) (See Page Twelve)