PAGE TWENTV-TWO-^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. JulygQ, 1973 Obituaries Tolland Septic Field Proposal Approved
VIVIAN KENNESON The recommendations for WiUerford indicated that if the upon how many, if any, laterals Miss Bernice Iv; Qlbert Harvey R. King Correspondent solving the system problems town proposed this procedure to would have to be repUiced. Miss Bernice K. Olbeh, 53, of Tel. 875^1704 are: , him he would consider it Board member Robert Du Harvey R. King, 80, of 333 MANCgESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1973- VOL. XCH, No. 247 98 W(^bridge St. d i^ ttis Bidwell St., died Thursday at a The Middle School Building 1. Finish cleaning of septic favorably. mont stated he felt “$5 is too Mnnvhesler—A City of yUlage Charm SIXTEEN PAGES - 2 TV - 2 MINI PAGES p r i c e , FIFTEEN morning at ManchesterXj^g„j,j,ggjgj. convalescent Committee Thursday night ap tank, si(dion and distribution When asked what Wexler’s much” to spend on repkrs as it CENTS box; Memorial Hospital. hos)>ital. He was the husband of proved a proposal for resolvi^ opinion of the proposal was, should have been laid out right Miss Olbert was bom Sept. 9, Mrs. Emma K. King. the septic system problems, 2. Install inlet baffle or inlet Donovan admitted it was “hard in the first place. Donovan tube in septic box; 1919 in Manchester and had Mr. King was bom in Hart which will be forwarded to the to characterize the attitude” of maintained that it would be a Parked On Desert Airstrip lived here all her life. She had ford and lived in Bristol before State Board of Health. 3. Discontinue use of garbage the GItF representative. It was very difficult and expensive grinder and paper pulper; been employed for many years coming to Manche9ter 10 years William Donovan, original agreed last night by all present, procedure to prove the failure designer of the septic field for 4. Remove elbows where at Manchester Modes. ago. Before bis retirement, he including Frederick Frey who is the fault oi the contractor the Middle School, made a nine- She was a member of St. was juvenile probation officer feeder lines connect to the is also a PZC member, that ul and not the lack of point proposal after meeting; laterals; John’s Polish National Catholic in Bristol. timately G&F would have to maintenance, and the b i ^ to with T.C. Willerford, chief 5. Clean feeder lines; Church. , He is also survived by a son, satisfy the State Board of gain would be very limited. 6. Pour a drum of water into errorists Threaten sanitary engineer for the state; Survivors are a brother, Zig- Harvey T. King of Manchester; Health. Donovan said that if the field each lateral to ch^k its ability mond Olbert of Manchester; a brother, Lewis King of and Howard Wexler of The problem was brought to had been prqperly maintalimd to take a flush siniilar to the ac two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Wethersfieldf four Griswold & Fuss, Planning and light in early April udien the and not subjected to the tion of the siphon; Wojnar of Enfield and Mrs. grandchildren and six great Zoning Commission engineers, PK refused to approve plans cafeteria garbage disposal and Paul Elliott of Columbia, S.C.; grandchildren. on July 16. The on-site iiupec- 7. Any lateral which takes the for the Middle School addition paper pulper, it may have been To Destroy JAL Jet two nieces and three nephews. tion of the exposed parts of the flow satisfactorily will be left until tests were done on the sep operating properly to this day. At Mr. King’s request, his as i$; The funeral will be Monday at body has been donated to a fields showed that of four tic system. At that time the Part of the problm lies with 8. Any lateral which does not 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes medical school. laterals observed, two tile building conunittee chairman, the tile lines abpttihg rather DUBAI (AP) — A squad of take the flow will be exposed ficials in the Dubai control the control tower that they Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Mrs. King will be at her son’s joints were butted and two were Robert Smith, presented the' than allowing space between as terrorists In a sweltering giant no apparent results and the open. Donovan reported there and/or corrected as necessary; tower that “we are awaiting in were holding Japanese, Ger with a Mass at St. John’s Polish home, 218 Henry St., Sunday PZC with a letter from the called for in the design. The Japan Air Lines jumbo jet structions,” but they did not terrorists refused to allow, the were no signs of sludge clogging 9. Field will be covered up man, Dutch, Peruvian, French women and children to deplane. National Catholic Church at 9. from 2 to 4 p.m. to greet State Board of Health cer subcontractor. Acorn Construc threatened today to blow up the say from whom or where thein-- Burial will be in St. John’s the stone beds. and put back into service. tifying that the present system and Arab passengers along with However, food and water for friends. tion, which went backrupt plane at Dubai’s desert airstrip structions were supposed to the crew. Cemetery. Donovan told the board 'is adequate for serving the ad before the job was finished, was if anyone approached the air all the plane’s occupants was The family suggests that any come. The airport was closed to all Friends may call at the memorial contributions may be dition. However, the PZC found to be putting tiles early in craft, police said. put aboard. Tolland The officials thought the flights and no vehicles were The body of a woman funeral home Saturday from 7 made to the Manchester required that their engineers the stage and was reportedly One of the hijackers, a hijackers were isolated from to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 allowed within two miles of the hijacker, who apparently was Memorial Hospital Apprecia certify the adequacy of the told to correct the situation. woman, was killed Friday when their command after cruising and 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a airstrip. Ground crews hooked killed by her own hand grenade, tion Fund. CHARLES W. COLSON, Watergate no doubt facilities. There is a question of whether a hand grenade she was holding around the Middle East before prayer ser^ce Sunday at 8 p.m. a small generator to the plane, was carried off the plane short uppermost in his mind, reflects on a newsman’s King Says Contractor G&F conducted hurried the tiles were actually re-laid. exploded accidentally shortly landing Friday night at Dubai, at the funeral home. but officials doubted it would be ly after it arrived with 123 question in Washington. preliminary tests on April 4 and Town Counsel Robert King after takeoff from Amsterdam, an Arab sheikdom on the Per 5 and the PZC gave a con sufficient to cool the huge passengers and a crew of 22 Walter C. Kanski Must Pay Permit Fee told the board that he could not according to the airline. sian Gulf. plane. ditional approval for the addi The hijackers radioed to of- after a 3,000-mile, nine-hour Martin P.F. Hirth Walter C. Kanski, 67, of 23 give even a “curbside view” of There was no immediate “They must really be cooking ROCKVILLE - Martin P.F. tion in time for the April 6 town the problem until he has studied flight from Amsterdam begin Downey Dr. died ’Thursday at VIVIAN KENNESON town waives the fee, it is, in request for refueling or ransom out there now,” one police of ning Friday. Hirth. 79, of 84 Davis Ave., died Manchester Memorial Hospital meeting which approved the the files, reports, plans and for the plane and its occupants. Correspondent. effect, giving the contractor $1.8 million building project. ficer said as the fierce desert An official of the airline in Wednesday at his home. after a short illness. Veterans Affairs that amount out of hand.’’ He specifications. King An official said the terrorists’ sun climbed higher in the sky Mr. Hirth was bom July 26, Tel. 875-4704 The PZC engineers have since recommended the hiring of an London said the grenade went Mr. Kanski was bom in New concluded that a knowledgeable first demand was for “250 and sent the temperature to 102 • off as the terrorists took over 1893 in Rockville, son of Town Counsel Robert Kihg done more extensive work on outside expert for advice. News York City and lived there until contractor is aware, and “it is sandwiches and ice.” degrees with 95 per cent the plane 30 minutes after Michael and Ernestine Handke told the Middle School Building the septic field and A subcommittee of Smith, he retired and moved to Director To Be not our responsibility if he The Boeing 747 was ringed by humidity. takeoff on a flight for Tokyo. Hirth, and had lived in Committee last n i^ t that the recommended at last week’s Frey, Frank Weston, Dumont Manchester two years ago. didn’t-price the job r i^ t.’’ Capsules armed police as it sat in the hot Sheik Mohamed bin Rashid, A purser, Yoshihira Rockville all his life. He had contractor for the Middle building committee meeting and J ( ^ Weigold will meet Before his retirement, he was School addition, J. S. Nasin of Committee member Vernon^s Aqua Babe sun near the cargo section of defense minister of the United Miyashita, 27, was injured by been employed at the M. T. that the field be rebuilt. Cost of with Donovan next ’Thursday to the airport. an interior decorator. He was By MCC Willimantic, must pay the full Frederick Frey told the Arab Emirates, went on board the blast while serving cham Stephens Co. before it closed rebuilding was not known, but determine how and when to The terrorists refused to see active in the Manchester Senior amount of the building permit members it is not the “custom Look dad, it’s easy, all you do is hold your breath and keep to negotiate shortly after the pagne to passengers, but his and then for many years at the Citizens. thought to be as high as $70,000. proceed with correcting the held at Rizzo Pools in Vernon. The pool company donates anyone, bilt they told officials in demonstrated interest in fee under the building code. of the trade” to waive fees as Donovan, however, has insisted kicking. That’s what one-year-old Stephen Theroux seems plane arrived. But there were condition was not believed Savings Bank of Rockville. He He is s u i t e d by a brother, Manchester Community Nasin claims. Frey checked septic problems. the use of the pool for the “Y” classes. Theroux is UAW Talks serious. was a school crossing guard un College (MCC) has received a veterans’ affairs. Further in Based on $5 per $1,(W0, the fee that the present system can be King advised the board to to be saying as he shows off his style for his mother and executive director of the “Y” which also sponsors other Alfred Addison of Englewood, would be $7,625 m the construc into several other towns, in DETROIT (AP) — Improved JAL's London office said one til last June. Fla. grant of $22,491.67 from the formation about the position linclogged at a price of under hold off actual work until father, Mr. and Mrs. Art Theroux. His father is swim in swim classes. (Herald photo by Richmond) can be obtained from William tion contract of $1,525,000. cluding Manchester and East $5,000. pensions and more free time of the three male terrorists He was a member of Union Funeral services will be department of Health, Educa Hartford, which do charge fees opinions are received from an structor for the Indian Valley YMCA Poliwog swim class However, Building Inspector Donovan reported that expert and himself. If the out were key demands outlined to Some Western “might be a Japanese, but tion and Welfare for use in im J. Graver in the administration Congregational Church, Rising tonight at 8 at the Fitzgerald for public, buildings. two of the Big Three we're not sure. Earlier reports proving and expanding services building on the Bidwell Street Frank Merrill has not given a Ilonald Laplante, who has done come is that more probably the Star Lodge of Odd Fellows, the Funeral Home, 225 Main St. Smith relayed a request to automakers as the first week of indicated that they were for veterans. campus. specific figure either to King, work on the field, will give a failure is due to construction, Foresters of America, and the Committal services will be King from Nasin to put his opi the 1973 labor contract members of the “Sekigun” or The college is one of 11 An advisory committee for Nasin, or the building com cost estimate by early next the board may be able to collect Gesang Declamation Club. Saturday in Woodlawn nion in writing. The contractor negotiations ended. Stores Limit Red Army, a fanatical Connecticut institutions of veterans’ affairs also has been mittee. week. The cost will depend from the contractor. Magruder, Dean Versions Survivors are two sons, Cemetery, Bronx, N.Y. reportedly has sent a check for The UAW wound up its Japanese leftist organization. Theodore A. Hirth of Rockville higher education to receive established. ’The chairman of According to King, Merrill Friends may call at the the approximate amount of the presentation to Ford on Friday Dubai police reported that grants recently under the the committee is Jon Norris, a said that he did not want to keep and Charles E. Hirth of fuheral home tonight from 7 to fee to the building committee to with proposals for a guaranteed the hijackers claimed to be Manchester; two brothers, Veteran’s Cost of Instmction member of the Manchester the entire fee, only that part Bacon Sales 9. be held in escrow until the Kethf Mfm “The Pmduee Is DeUchus, M* Chrta are Of Watergate Contradicted $650 per month pension after 30 Ecuadorian nationals, but of Richard Hirth of Bristol and Program. With approximately Board of Directors. He and the which would pay his actual leg The family suggests that any matter is cleared up. This ac 8w— t, and m Store is OMyMuSf CooB" ^ years and more vacation time. ficers said all negotiations were Arthur Hirth of Newington; a 500 veterans on its student list, other members of the com work, review of plans, etc., memorial contributions may be tion was taken after Merrill NATIVE: Butler A Etigar Com, Selwf Bowl, Booton Lot- “The key is stability,” said By LARRY CARROLL conducted in Arabic. During the sister, Mrs. William Welch of MCC ranks third among all mittee from the community which would run approximately made to the Heart Association stopped workers on the job tueo, Kalo, Bool Qraone, Swiee Chard, Carrole, Choon WASHINGTON (AP) - no questions. He attacked that what he was doing away Melvin Glasser, UAW Social Associated Press Writer flight over Europe, the Terry, Mont.; a grandson and a state public and private in will assist the college in its $500 to $750, and the rest would ding equipment would be of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins because there was no building A Yellow Squash, SeaHlone, Egg Plant, CaiilHIower, Former White House aide Gor M agruder’s testim ony on with were wiretap papers. Security expert. “The key is hijackers indicated that they great-grandson. stitutions of higher education in decision-making responsibility be turned over to the town removed after being deac Western shoppers are finding some rationing of bacon St., Hartford. permit. don Strachan admits destroying several counts and denied ever In other Watergate keeping that benefit at $650 per were fighting for the Palesti Funeral services will be Mon ehrollment of veterans. to make the best possible use of general fund. Green A Yellow Beans, Cukee, DIE, Leeke, Shalete, Hot tivated. ‘ and the possibility that there might be only one chicken in Peppers, Butternut A Acom Squash, Imported I M documents about political in telling Dean that he had developments Friday: month.” nian cause. day at 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd ’The principal requirement the new Office of Veterans’ Af Building Committee Chair —Ashland Oil Inc., admitted the pot. Onlone. telligence, but denies knowing destroyed wiretap logs. —The White House said They first tried to have the Funeral Home, 19 Ellington for each participating institu fairs. man R o ^ rt Smith told King making an illegal $100,000 con And there were scattered reports across the country State Birth that Nasin claims the fee is un FRESH: Freestone Peaches, Blueberries, Can about the Watergate wiretap President Nixon has made his tribution to the Nixon campaign big jet land at Beirut, but per Ave. ’The Rev. Lyman R e ^ of tion is that it “maintain...a full Besides his denials of per fair and that most towns waive taloupes. Honeydews, Bkig Cherries, Gooeeberriee. ping in advance or participati^ decision on whether to give tfie from company funds. ILis the Friday of rising prices and heavier buying at super mission was refused. Then they Union Congregational Church Rate Lowest time Office of Veteran’s Affairs The special needs of veterans in a cover-up. sonal involvement, Strachan flew to Basra, in southeast with adequate services in the the fee for schools and Plume, Nectarines. Apricots, Umee, Bartlett Peers, committee tapes of personal second such admission so far. Admits Blunder markets two days after President Nixon announced he was will officiate. Burial will be in have been receiving attention His testimony, already in offered some evidence im Iraq, but the runway was too Since 1848 areas of outreach, recruitment, municipal buildings. Grapefruit conversations, but wouldn’t say American Airlines WASHINGTON (AP) - The unfreezing food prices. Grove Hill Cemetery, for more than two years from conflict with that of former plicating H.R. Haldeman in the told to "not sell any freezer short. At Bahrain on the Per Friends may call at the counseling...and tutorial King replied that is was coverup. He said he told whether the decision is yes or acknowledged an illegal $55,000 Pentagon made "a blunder of Various divisions of Safeway HARTFORD (AP) - Connec members of the student person- stated in the specifications that LOOK AT THESE WEEKEND SPECIALSI campaign deputy JH> Stuart no. It has been report^ the gift two Weeks ago. beef” in addition to the bacon sian Gulf, they,^again were funeral home Sunday from 2 to assistance.’’ nal staff at MCC. In addition, a Haldeman long before the some magnitude” in sending Stores, Inc., which operates restrictions. refused landing permission and ticut’s 1972 birth rate of 12.8 per the contractor is responsible ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... head 394 Magruder and ousted Vlhiite decision will be no. Nixon —A House subconunittee in false information on secret about 2,200 stores as the 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In order to satisfy the veterans’ outreach program wiretapping that the Nixon Safeway stores In Missouri flew to Dubai. 1,000 people was the lowest for obtaining permits and “any SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... lb. 894 House counsel John W. D ^ planned to write a reply to the nation’s second largest retail requirement, the college has es was placed in operation last campaii^ committre was run vestigating misuse of the Cen Cambodian bombings to and Kansas also began limiting since the state began keeping contractor who has done his job Native Green A Yellow Beana ...... lb. 354 HI, will face stiff testing by the committee during a weekend at Congress last spring, a Defense tablished a new, full-time posi fall, ’fills is a person-to-person ning a 4300,000 “sophisticated tral Intelligence Agency chain, and an Arizona grocery bacon purchases after Mrs. Joseph Tarvano records in 1848, state Health right adds the cost into his bid.’’ Extra Large Cantaloupea...... oa. 894 Senate Watergate committee Camp David, Md. Department spokesman has chain have announced rationing tion for a director of veterans’ program under which veterans political intelligence gathering promised to seek a citation for receiving instructions from VERNON — Mrs. Carmella Commissioner Franklin M. According to King, “if the when the televised hearings —Nixon was reported to have conceded. of bacon, fryers or eggs. But affairs. Applications now are who are presently students at NATIVE CUCUMBERS ...... 3 for 394 system,” and that two or three contempt of Congress against company headquarters. Other Fire Destroys Pasquarello Tarvano, 74, of 325 Foote said Thursday. 1 or A Phk Out Your resume Monday. decided to discontinue the Watergate conspirator G. Gor The spokesman, Jerry W. other chains have reported no A total of 39,477 babies were being accepted for this position. MCC visit other veterans to Buy Doien, and Own/ Strachan read a 15-page days after the break-in he grocers in the Kansas City area Kelly Rd. died ’Thursday at her Candidates for the position VMt.Our Largo Display ot Importad Baskets ... taping in the White House Oval don Llddy after he refused to Friedheim, said Friday that the rationing yet. Torrington bom in Connecticut last year- explain educational oppor statement at the end of showed Haldeman an old said a few customers were home. She was the. wife of must be Vietnam Era Veterans, We Carry Xhe Manobeefer E ven^ Renld , Office. The Baltimore Sun and Senate Armed Services Com Dale Peterson, California Joseph Tarvano. 6,150 fewer than in 1971, when tunities at the college, explain Friday’s session but answered memorandum dealing with the the Chicago Tribune quoted buying unusually large quan have an associate or higher Bloodmobile COBIFLETE UNE OF SUNDAY^ FAPEM *' (See Page Sixteen) mittee should not have been division manager of Associated Complex the birth rate was 14.9. financial benefits, and en WE HlBIJ. 50c CONN. LO TTEB Y TICKETS operation. sources as saying that recor- tities of bacon or other items Mrs. Tarvano was borti in degree, and . have a given statistics on Indochina Food Stores, Inc., said the Foggia, Province of Ancadia, Foote said the birth rate has courage attendance. ^but said they were not rationing TORRINGTON, Conn. - A ’The Red Cross Bloodmobile “After speaking to him, I bombing operations that association isn’t rationing been declining generally since "THE KING! items. warehouse and a machinery Italy, and had lived in Hartford will be at the Knights ofColum- destroyed that memo,” deliberately omitted informa bacon to its 2,5(XI stores in the 1957. The highest birth rate on WFECI! A Safeway store in Jefferson refurbishing company were for 51 years before coming to bus Hall, 138 Main St., ’Tuesday, Strachan said. He also tion on the secret B52 strikes in West but "allocation eventually record—28.8-occurred in the City, Mo., reported the com destroyed Friday when a fire Vernon two years ago. from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. V P PRODUCEr'l destroyed other documents in 1969 and early 1970. is a distinct possibility.” state in 1917. Blood Sample Test Grain Dealers pany action came after some swept through a large industrial She is also survived by 2 sons, Appointments may be made CLOUDY cluding a sample intelligence “In retroq>ect,” Friedheim William Gross, director of Canaan recorded the highest Hiis is a test pattern to customers started buying $100 complex, firemen said. Jerry Tarvano of Vernon and by calling 643-5111. Walk-in *IS nARLAKD ST.. MANCHE8TEK — 0*8-0184 report entitled Sedan Chair H, told newsmen at a briefing, public relations for Safeway’s birth rate among Connecticut determine The Herald’s print worth of bacon at a time from Firemen from as far away as Victor Tarvano of North Gran Results Submitted donors wifi also be accepted. which Strachan said he later “the documents should not have San Francisco division, said a towns last year with 30 births ing quality. Say USDA Knew some of the chain’s stores. Cheshire and Unionville were by; 4 daughters, Mrs. An Ctoudy, occasional showers found to be the code name for gone to the Congress or you.” two-pound limit per customer out of an estimated population In Boston, food prices were called in to fight the fire, which toinette Edgar of Enfield, Mrs. tonight, lows 60 to 65. Variable an informer inside Sen. Hubert on bacon went into effect of 970. Colebrook had the lowest In Aillon Trial reported up from Wednesday, was reported at 5:47 p.m. and Connie Mastrangelo of doudiness Sunday, h i ^ in the H. Humphrey’s, D-Minn., Friday because of a “tem rate with only one birth out of Of Wheat Deals when President Nixon unveil^ “contained” at about 9 p.m. Middletown, and Mrs. Pat mid 70s. Precipitation presidential campaign, and not, porary shortage.” His division an estimated 1,000 people. Both his Phase 4 economic policies. The fire broke out in the Mazun and Mrs. Mary probability 60 per cent tonii^t, as hq suspected, related to the includes Northern California towns are in Litchfield County NEW HAVEN (AP) - Among analyst with the FBI in Marchers Head Home In Cleveland, Ohio, a former Anaconda American Manoryk, both of East Hart 20 per cent Sunday. Winds Watergate wiretaps. WASHINGTON (AP) — Four grain dealers have dis and Hawaii. in northwestern Connecticut. scores of blood samples taken Washington. MERSA MATRUH, Egypt spokesman for the Heinen Brass building complex. The ford; a brother, Anthony nortiieast 10 to 15 m.p.h. tonight puted testimony by Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz In Arizona, Safeway an Foote noted that for every 1,- from a North Haven house ’The tip was one of two found Committee sources say (AP) — Thousands of uninvited supermarket chain said prices building now houses the Pasquarello of Italy; 14 and Sunday. nounced a similar bacon ration 000 females bom in Connecticut where three persons were killed by police near the body of Ber Strachan is prepared to say, that his department did not know last summer the extent Libyan unity marchers left this have risen on poultry and some Connecticut Warehouse Com grandchildren and 3 great Outlook for Monday: and rationing of eggs to two grandchildren. last year there were 1,050 male last summer, only one was nice Montano at the foot of the when questioned, that he of the impending |1 billion wheat sale to the Soviet Union. Mediterranean resort for home meats but said he did not have pany, which stores tires, Variable cloudiness, chance of dozen per customer and fryers births. different in t ^ e from the vic stairs of the Montano house. No destroy^ the documents on The senior vice president of today after hearing reports that any specific rates. alcoholic beverages and com The funeral is Saturday at showers or thunderstorms. to one per customer. And Fry’s 8:15 a.m. from the East Hart tims, according to an FBI blood appeared on the other tip, Haldeman’s orders. Continental Grain Co., the and told him they wished to Libyan leader Moammar And the public affairs direc bustible materials. It also Markets, which has about a tor for Cleveland’s Flsher- ford Memorial Chapel, 30 Court of Probate District of Andover agent. he said. Dean testified that Strachan world’s largest, said he per purchase (3 million tons of) Khadafy had resigned. dozen stores in the greater serves as the corporate NOTICE OF HEARING Fazio-Costa Foods said prices Carter St., East Hartford, with The different blood trace was told him soon after the break-in sonally notified the Agriculture corn from us ...,” Steinweg However, the resignation was headquarters of the Gaviick ESTATE OF ANNA E. BASS Under cross-examination High Low Phoenix area, announced a would be increased Monday. a Mass of the Resurrection at Pursuant to an order Hon. Norman type “B,” the same as Guiller Anchorage that Haldeman ordered him to D epai^ent of the sale on July said. not accepted and the fiery Li Corporation, which rebuilds Hodge said it was impossible to 71 57 limit of two fryers per Meanwhile, a Boston St. Patrick and St. Anthony J. Preuss, Judge, dated July 18, 1973 a mo Aillon’s, Special Agent Boston destroy documents including 3,1972—three days before it was Steinweg said he telephoned byan leader was still in power heavy factory machinery and hearing wiU be held on an application tell by the tests from whom the 88 67 customer. shopper, Karen Steinberg, said Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial Alvin E. Hodge testified Chicago some relating to electronic sur consummated. Brunthaver on July 6 to inform today. equipment. praying that the Exueutor's account he blood came or how long it had 78 68 John Wells, retail operations she had rented a trailer and will be in Mt. St. Benedict accept and an order of dlstrlbuUon be Thursday in Superior Court. Denver 72 veillance. Strachan denied Butz declined comment after him that the sale of four million The marchers had planned to Both businesses were given as in said appllcaUon on file more been on the fingertip. 57 manager for Safeway’s planned to buy enough of Cemetery, Bloomfield. Aillpn’s trial on charges that San Francisco telling Dean he got rid of the dispute arose Friday during tons of wheat had been consum stage a sit-in in (^iro until unity reported totally destroyed, the fuUy appears, a t the Court of Probate on 64 54 Oklahoma City division, said anything that won’t go bad to Friends may call at the July 3l, 1973 at 1:15 p.m. he murdered the three was Dried blood taken from Mrs. Washington wiretap logs, and ^ d he bad hearings before the Senate in mated. was declared, but they were two-story brick, stone and steel 90 74 customers there were subject last for at least three months. funeral home tonight from 7 to Norman J. Preuss, Judge scheduled to continue today. Montano’s nightgown and the only suspected, incorrectly. vestigations subcommittee. He Brunthaver is on vacation and stopped Friday about 50 miles to the bacon ration and added structure gutted by fire. 9. Type-B stains were found on floor and wall near her body is scheduled to testify Monday. could not be reached for com east of Mersa Matruh when “Who knows, it might catch The dollar estimate of that the limit was expected to on as a groovy way to do your Court of Probate, District of Andover the tip cut off a rubber glove, was type “A,” her own type, he Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- ment on Steinweg’s statement. Egyptians dynamited part of damage and the cause of the end in a week to 10 days. food shopping ... fouf times a NOTICE OF HEARING according to Hodge, a blood said. Wash., chaim an of the sub He is scheduled to testify Mon the road. A Safeway spokesman in blaze were not determined late ESTATE OF CHARLES E. UBERT day. year,” she said. Friday. In Memoriam Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman War-Making committee, has questioned Seattle said stores have been J. Preuss, Judge, dated July 16,197la whether the Agriculture In testimony before a House In loving mem ory of George S. hearing will be held on an applicaUon McCollum who passed away July 20, praying that said wUI be approved, Department knew or suspected Agriculture subcoimnittee last 1969. allowed and admitted to probate; that that the Soviet Union, because September, Brunthaver said he letters tesimentary issue to said of crop failures, would seek to received phone calls from four • ^ We think of you In silence fiduciary as in said appllcaUon on file PilgrirnMills fabric department Powers Bills We often speak your name. more fully appears, at the Court of buy wheat from American com grain companies “sometime But all we have are memories Probate on July 31, 1973 at 1:00 p.m. panies. after the Russian agreement Norman J. Preuss, Judge •'”.7*9' And your picture In a frame. store has taken the The issue is a key one in the was announced on July 8.” In Conference In affidavits submitted to the Sadly missed, Uquor Permit burr/ out of our ParkadB, North End, investigation. American Wife and Daughters NoUce Of AppllcaUon Bolton Notch, East farmers could have made Senate subcommittee: This is to give noUcelhat I, Anthony G. WASHINGTON (AP) - An almost certain presidential Fiano of 111 Tolland R., Bolton have filed Hartford and. South millions of dollars had they —Patrick J. Gardner Jr., vice “ appllcaUon placarded 16, July 1973 weekend shopping! veto awaits the compromise version of Senate and House known that exports would in president of Louis Dreyfus In Memoriam ConUol Conunlaafon for Windsor Offlcoa (torp., said he met personally In loving memory of Albert Hllding, a, p a c k a g e l iq u o r for the aale of bills to limit the war-‘making powers of a president. crease both the demand and alc^olic liquor on the premise Rt. 6&44, ------Open Saturdays with Brunthaver on July 8, and who passed away July 20,1958...... price for wheat. » li'’”' business wUl he owned by The Senate measure passed Anthony G. Fiano of 111 Tolland Rd.' 9 a.m. to Noon The issue was raised last said it was apparent that “the 'Til memories fade and life departs. Friday would allow a presidoit votes more than the two-thirds Bolton and be conducted by AnUumy G. Russians were interested in You will live forever In our hearts. to commit U.S. troo^ for 30 Senate leaders are confident Sept. 14 when Butz appeared Fiano as permittee. PILGRIM MILLS IS OPEN before a House Agriculture sub buying a large quantity of Wife, Children and Grandchildren Anthony G. Fiano days without congressional ap they will be able to muster to 18, July 1973 committee. wheat.” proval in case of enemy a tta ^ override. —Carl C. Brasmer, vice or to forestall one. First, however, if the bill is “ I emphaize that nobody FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITES knew then (during the first president of Bunge Corpora Before going to the White vetoed, it will go to the House. tion, said that on July 7 he Its margin on passage week of July)—neither the 't l L L‘^-30 W R OUR 646-1700 House it must be reconciled Department of Agriculture nor talked with William K. with the House version, which Wednesday was 244 to 170, or 32 Rosacker of the Agriculture baskets and tattan short of two-thirds. the trade-just how much the FABRIC SHOPPING CONVENIENCE \0 ^ would make that period 120 Russians would buy,” Butz Department. days and would narrow con Some negative votes were “I explained to him that I was cast by liberal Democrats who testified. But Bernard ware in all sizes! ditions under which the presi Steinweg, the Continental calling from the Russians’ hotel dent cdxi act. feared the bill could give a suite in New York City and that president war-making powers senior vice president, testified “we havd every little thingl The outcome of the long bat Friday that on July 3, he met they had expressed an interest he doesn’t have under the in buying wheat. I further tle to a a c t such legislation Constitution. Some of them with Carroll G. Brunthaver, appears now to depend on assistant secretary of stated that the quantity would get your might switch sides and oppose whether Congress, particularly agriculture and told him about be large ...,” Brasmer said. conn, the expected Nixon veto. —Melvin H. Middents, vice Savings Ba n k^ of Ma the House, can muster the two- On the other hand. the deal. lottery NCHESTER president of Cargill, Inc., said “I told him we had been con WhaPs So Bad About Dog Days? 6 MamboV 9 0 .l.C.a thirds vote to override the veto the miracle of maio stretf | tickets Republicans who supported the he consulted witti Brunthaver ' i MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) President Nixon threatened bill will be under strong tacted by the Russians, told downtown maneheStoF here! while C a r d ’s July 10 sale of Pete Johansen’s dachshund, Snoopy, took to the water with some coaxing to get his canine pal to join him but now 1 earlier in the week. pressure to uphold the Presi him the specific amounts of Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. wheat was being negotiated some reluctance as the two cooled off in Seattle’s Lake I 923 Main Street The Senate passage of the dent, so the outcome remains in wheat (4.5 million tons) they dog is living it up. (AP photo) measure was 71 to_18, or 11 wiriied to purchase from us. “and in a period of time Washington Madison Park. Johansen admitted it took doubt. following each sale.” PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., July 21.1973 . a , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 21. 1973- PAbE THREE CH;:iTHEATRES EAST Weekend uior,.> ’p»f Pi' Radio for the Week li,EIISL:SL?To»fl Sheinwold on Bridge (These are tht basic listings, and include only those news broad Theati Columbia casts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some stations cany other short Schedule H OI^UP MAY REQUIRE Daily Question newscasts. Daily sports information can be found on the sports SACRinClNG A TRICK Your partner deals and News for mn-UMinHiHiui pages.) By AUred Sheinwold bids one spade. The next Suit Against Tax S k ____EXPEmMEliT, A hold-iq) play is meant to cut player passes. You holdt K-OHiniiintsrsi Ht^wBitisow^V Safurdlay the communications between Spades, K-Q-6; Hearts, A-4- U)hai (Do itommiaCOIUW «WOUCi« Fictuno Fnww -• »\«l£*5 Senior Citizens w n c -1 0 8 0 W IN F-1230 your two o^ionaits. Sometimes 3; Diamonds, J-10-3; Clubs, Board Is Closed iMaaiiy-FiMtTl Blue-Hills Drive-In— “Prime you must ^ve iq> your chance K-9-62. Let The 5:00 Town and Countiy (CBS) Newf Every Hour On The Hour) Wally Fortin 6:00 Bob Steele Show Cut,” 8:50; “Getaway,” 10:30 for a tridc in the process ah What do you say? diouosidisihstl (Meaday-Fridiy) 10 :06 Theatre of Melody 6:00JohnLiBeUa Burnside Theater — “Paper holding iq>. If so, shed no tears. t Answer: Bid two clubs. You V IR ^IA CARLSON as well as tape programs within 11:06 Jean Cofbeit Sliow 6:30 Jon Leonard Moon,” 1:30-7:30-9:30 will show spade support at your Hello everybody! Here we go nual picnic at Wickham Park. Correapondent the school and build up a library Backing off a bit, a young San Fran 12:00 Newt, Weather 6:00 World Newi Round-up An isloatkl trick here or there 12:15 Meet Me on the Plata ' 6:16 Jon Leonard East Hartford Drive-In — is of no importance; making next turn. You cannot jump to again after another busy week. The bus will start its regular Tel. 228-9224 of tapes. ciscan suddenly has the happy answer 1:00 Newi 10:00 Jeff Jacobi “Last House on the Left,” sure of the contract is your M*fT without a Stopper in the Imagine, we’re heading for the run at 8 ;30 a.m. and will pick up The Board of Selectmen has Members voted to buy a —recognizable scenes of hit native cite N flIRIS TIMIMV l:15Mikellne 2:00 Jay RIchard l d ^ tail end of July already. decorating a new sculptured fountain. 3 :06 AfteriMon Edition 4:10^BacktBackthcBandi 4 11:35; “Twitch of the Death diief job. unhid diamond suit. members along the regular been notified teat the case of M. videotape recorder, a monitor B i IPG Already a landmark, the fountain is the 6 :00 News - Stocks. Weather 4:30JayRichani Nerve,” 8:30; “Mark of the North dealer Copyright 1973 Speaking of July, yours truly route and take them to the Silverstein versus tee Board of receiver, black add white 6:26 Strictly Sports 6:00 The World Tonight Devil,” 9:55 was quite successful in park. camera and a timer for it. work of many artists, all under 14. Un Plu$ CO*H/f 7:06 Accent TO 6:16 Phil Rizaito Both sides vulnerable General Features Corp. Tax Review (BTR) has been der tee direction of sculptor Ruth 7:36 Edward Newman Reports 6:20 Phaultten Phil East Windsor Drive-In — Opening lead — Four of sneaking into his 39th birthday The action will start at 10 closed because the case was The maintenance for the SoM Connary hi 7:60 Joe Chragiola 7:20 Pat Summerall without too much bulabaloo. equipment is practically Asawa, dozens of schoolchildren cre 8:00 News 7:30 Mike Wallace “The Heartbreak Kid,” 10:25; ^ d e s a.m., and consist of card “defective and was therefore ated thousands of !toi-rellef scenes of THE ANDERSON 6:16 Pop Concert 7:36 Lowell Thomai “ Bedaxzled,” 8:30 Once you hit 39, you negligible, according to Assis • Prance i 7:46 Jay Diamond West opens the four of playing and kitchen social fatal.” San Francisco. Some can be a bit of a TAPES- Brotfitr Sun tlttw Moon 0:06Nlptbeat 11:00 Capitol Area Viewiioint Jerry Lewis TWin Cinenoa 1, automatically stop counting. tant Superintendent-Principal 11:00 News, Business. Weather spades, and East plays the jack. games. We’ll have good old hot First Selectman Howard challenge to figure out, but others are 1:00 Sign Oil Caldor Shopping Plaza — The big excitement of this Clarence Edmondson. Jack Lenwnen tMfley M 11:20 Sports Final Monday nighti only: Perhaps your flrst instinct is dogs and hamburgers, along Bates said, "Although it was M clear as traffic on the Golden Gate 11:30 Other Side of Uie Day 7:46&)or5^Huddlie past week was our Hudson In other action, tee board IRMA LA DOUCE (Salaiitayi “Legend of Hell House,” 7:30- to take the king or queen of with some nice salad and baked thrown out of court it cost tee Bridge, below. (Photos by John Arms) airconditioi 8:45 Don Shula Show Directs ^Luv^ River Cruise. The day was 5:00 Town and Country 9:00 NFL FootbaU 9:30; ‘‘Concert for spades and think about the beans, and some dessert. town $400 in attorney fees.” voted to hire two full-time 6:00 Bob Steele Show Bangladesh,” 12:00 Midni^t; made especially for us, and teachers for kindergarten due STATE 10:00 Gardentlme Mrs. Mildred Dana of matter later. If so, you’d better If the weatherman is on our Bates said the technical „ . (Satnrday) ‘‘My Side of the Mountain,” althou^ it was a long day, to an increase in tee enrollment Ends tuM • PS 10:16 Modem Living Manchester is directing Murray do something about your ifr side, as he usually is, it riiould report along with mapsof the ma 10:30 Saturday Showcase 6:00 Jon Leonard Burt RuynoMs 8:00 World Newi Round-up 1:30 Schsigal’s comedy, “Luv,” the stincts. everyone enjoyed it very much. be lots of fun. Tickets are new sanitary landfill site from 48 to 56 children. Gieryl The Mmi Who Loved 10:60 W n c Outdoors 8:15 Jon Leonard Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, I started the day off a little Gouin and Karen Rosano will 11:00 Saturday ^ w c a s e 10:00 Jeff Jacobs current bill at T ^ t r e HI, the If you win the first trick, you available at the Center. Action prepared by Lenard Cdt Dancing- i2:00News, WeaUier ll:0oaring Bulk Ihe SO'i Caldor Shopping Plaza — summer theater of comedy at must go after diamonds and backward, but blame it on get will end around 3 p.m. Engineering Co. of Storrs will both teach full time and classes 12:16 Saturday Showcase 13:00 Jeff Jacobi “Hitler: The Last Ten Days,” ting up in the middle of the By the way, we will take a se be submltt^ to tee Department have increased from three to IMIlniMhrnMyiM- 1:00 News 2:00 Jim B r^w ith Manchester Community allow East to win a trick with 1:16 Your Home Decorator 6:00 J a ^ Warner on &)orti 2:00-7:10-9:10 College. night at 5 a.m. I wanted to get cond bus to tee horse races July of Environmental Protection four. 1:30 Saturday Matinee 7:00 The World (his Manchester Drive-In — ‘‘Let to the Ceqter ahead of the gang, Joan Baldwin of Hunt Road 2:00 Opera 7:30 BUI V auir 31. We started taking names for for an>roval next week. He 5:00 Monitor t:00SighO(f the Good Times RoU,” 10:30; Mrs. Dana’s stage credits in North dealer and when I landed about 5:50 it and need a few mpre in order would not reveal any informa has been retained as attendance 6:00 News. Weather “The Anderson Tapes,” 8:50 Both sides vulnerable a:m. I left my keys to the to fill tee bus, so we'll give you tion on tee report saying tee officer for tee next school year. 6:20 Strictly Sports clude appearances in Boston 6:30 Monitor (Sodayl Meadows Drive-In — ‘‘Super and Newton, Mass., and New NORTH Center at home, and had to wait till this Wednesday afternoon to state should see the report The board agreed to move the lt:00News, WeaUier 6:30 Religious Programming 10:00 Jack Warner on Sports Fly ’TNT,” 11:00; “Fear is the York City. !%e was a member 4 7S2 along with the others for one of sign up. before anyone else. art and music room to tee base EaSs Tms {■) 11:20 Sports Final 12:00 Edward M. . Z> K9 ment rooms of tee school thur 12:00 Other Side of ihe Dav Key,” 8:50 of the off-Broadway show, ‘"The the gals to open the door. From there we saw about 150 Bates said the revenue UhrrM il ^ ------*------12:30 Songs of EMn 0 AK982 IIM rafToQ cXp^iRMm (Suaday) 1:00 Edward M. ^ow case Cinema 1 — “Live Night of the Witch.” She has ■ e e P E E If We wanted to leave at 6:30 slides on tee Sesquicentennial sharing check for tee second freeing all tee rooms in tee 6:30 Sunrise Serenade 6:OOJlmBeekwlUi 4 A74 junior high section for the 7:00 Sunday Strings and Let Die,” 12:30-2:45^:00- also been seen on television in a.m. and was only five minutes Parade in color, and added to quarter amounted to $5,355. The franlnm — 0:30 Rival Time WEST EAST The I r W l O r 8:00 News 10:15 Holy Trinity Church 7:25-9:45 the Kellogg conunercial, N K ’s late; however, we just tu ra ^ teem a few on our cookout and selectmen have proposed the academics of tee junior high. 1:15 Sabbath Message 11:00 Jim Bednnth Showcase Cinema 2— “Mary (9AI0 843 4 )9 the comer onto Center Street our final dance of the season. revenue sharing money The library is currently being 8:30 Guideline 12:00 Sign Off “Another World,” and ABC’s, C7I0 82 <3)QI765 This is a test pattern to 9:00 News. Weather Poppins,” 1:304:15-7:00-9:25 when I realized I had forgotten moved from tee junior high “The Doctor” serial. 075 0 Q64 determine The Herald’s print After tee slides, we left tee received for tee first half of tee At Conn. BoNlend 9:10 Hymntime ^owcase Cinema 3 — “Bat the candid camera. Oh well, remainder of the afternoon year be used for development of wing to a section in tee lower 9:30 National Radio Pulpit 4k Q15 4k 10 8 3 ing quality. -ly C ; Yemon Circle 10:00 Sunday Showcase tle for the Planet of Apes,” after sneaking in a few minutes open for card playing and the landfill site. grades. 12:10 Sunday Showcase Her film background includes ' SOUTH Deary Brothers was awarded fit?.-' 2:00-3:404:30-7:30-9:15 of shut-eye on the way to New shuffleboard practice. Board of Education 12:45 Travel Trends “The Little Murders” with 4 K Q 6 the milk bid and Dahl Oil the 1:00 Sunday Best WPOP -1 4 1 0 Showcase Cinema 4 — York, everything began to fall The school board has voted to Midnight Movie Elliot Gould, “Lady Liberty” Z> A 43 fuel bid. 2:00 Monitor “ Scarecrow,” 1:00-3:05-5:15- 0 ) 10 3 into place. Red Sox Game buy $3,000 worth of video equip 5:00 News with Sophia Loren, and Gov. Thomas J. Meskill will 6:10 Sunday Edition (Moaday-Friday) 7:30-9:40 4k K962 We boarded the Day-Line ment. Members agreed the FrI. and Set 990 6:00 BUI Love— Lou Morton “Shamus” with Burt Reynolds. This coming Monday we will 6:00 News. Weather. Sports South Windsor Cinema — Boat in plenty of time, and it is equipment was being used more visit tee town Tuesday from lTUimiT01S.M»IIPITSI|WMIIl| Phis The Shedow" 6:30 Meet the Press 10:00 Tom Jones North East South 3Vest take reservations for tee Red I 00 BUI Winten quite a large boat that wiIl-> 8:45 to 9:15 a.m., weather per 7:06 Monitor ‘‘Fear is the Key,” 7:00; For the most part, however, 1 0 . Pass' 2 NT Pass Sox game on Aug. 1.1 only have and more in school systems and wlx) n e ^ the vverkd when vou cwn the rrxxjn 7:30 Yale Reports 4:00 Mike Greene “Brother Sun, Sister Moon,” 3 NT Pass Pass Pass carry about 1,000 passengers. “would enhance the education mitting, on the lawn of 8:06 Your Box at Ihe Opera 7:00 Ray Dunaway Mrs. Dana devotes her time to 44 tickets, so if you want to go, 12 :00 Bobby Rivets 8:50; “Irma La Douce,” 12:00 It was a lovely ride up the Yeomans Hall. Mrs. Grace PARAMOUNT / / ( 8:30 Eternal Light teaching, coaching and Opening lead — 4 4 you’ll have to get up good and process.” Midnight river to Bear Mountain Park The school could tape Pringle, GOP registrar, said PICTURES managing professional early because I don’t expect this is a non-partisan visit and W DRC-1360 State Theater — “Horse the queen. East then returns his where we had a very delicious they’ll be around too long. programs from educational TV PRESENTS (Saturday) thespians. UHNEST MMISIKNT everyone is welcome. 6:00 BUI Love— Lou Morton Feathers,” 2:40-6:30-9:00; other spade, and West can take buffet style luncheon. Everyone friends" FMM IN NEW CfKtJWO Normally we start registra (Moaday-Friday) 10:00 Ray Dunaway “Duck Soup,” 1:30-7:40 four spade tricks, defeating the ate, and ate, and ate. After TECHNmOR»>gjg;jjQHN -6:00 Bob DeCarlo 2 00 BUI Winters The thr^m em ber cast of -N^-k -N « -k -k -k -k -N tion at 8:30 a.m. However, U.A. East 1 — “Emperor of resting for a little while, and 10:00 Bob Craig 6:00 Chip Hobart “Luv” includes James Quinn of contract. there are always some who 3:00 Dick McDonough 12:00 Bobby Riven the North,” 2:304:45-7:004:20 I frttParliiiif, frti Admiiiisa taking in some of the activities Manchester, Patricia Eller of Refuse First Triek arrive at tee Center long before 7:00 Joe H a^ r U.A. East 2 - “The Harrad at the Park, we motoremised to 12:00 Dick Haddad (Sunday) Glastonbury and James hteys The correct play is to refuse ENfIRE PARK OPEN teat. It’s on a first-come basis, Rhode Island fStlOHCASt CINEMA/ 1234" *15:00 on Monday) 9:06 Monitor Experiment,” 2:454:40-7:30- West Point. Although most of Hartford. the first trick. East leads his EVERY DAY AT 1 P M and with only 44 tickets it •EXrrtUrOnES STREETT o t e x i t M (S H V E R l a n e ) on Ht4 EAST HARTFORD. 10:30 CYHiuessional Report everything was closed we did iSatirdayl 9:30 other spade, and you play the should be most interesting JICRES OF FREE LIGHTED RARKMG • TEL. 56S-SSW (utem ate Sundays) try to drive the buses into the 6:00 Bob DeCarlo 11:00 News. Weather. Sports U.A. East 3 - ‘‘Sound of Mrs. Eller has helped to write queen. West takes the ace of when I arrive around 8 a m. to Court Rejects i n m e m l s h 10:00 Bob Craig 6:00ReUgion dorm area, but the fellas loudly 3:00 Terry Woods Music,” 2:00-5:158:30 and produce thd Democratic spades and gives you a spade SUNDAY, JULY 22 open tee doors. The price is 7:00 Sunday Through The Valley — Oiff objected to having all the MnRV •* '.„'8S„ UVE 7:00 Joe Hager Simpson Vernon Cine 1 — ‘“The Man Political Satire for the past ten trick. $8.25, which includes the price 12:00 Dick Haddad 8:00 Tom Jones Who Loved Cat Dancing,” 7:15- women around, so we turned (Sunday) years which is staged annually Now you go after the of the box seat and busfare. Patriarca Appeal POPPINS 11:30 Other Side of the Day around, and then enjoyed a ■ ^:^'««nHDijrnii 6:00 Religious and public service 1:00 Mike Greene 9:15; “Friends,” 12:00 Mid in Glastonbury. At Manchester diamonds. You lead the jack of We’ll be stopping for dinner programming 6:00 Chip Hobart night Community College, she has diamonds for a finesse, not pleasant and relaxing ride after tee game so don’t load up 9:00 Scott Morgan home. 2:00 Dick McDonough Vernon Cine 2— “The Harrad appeared in “Three Penny caring too much whether the on hot dogs and beeF and stuff 7.00 Terry Woods Experiment,” 7:30-9:30 (Dpiera” and in “Jack or the Sub finesse wins or loses. like teat there. Remember, I 10:30 Religious and public service Setback Results PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - right to a fair trial and that the programming mission.” As it happens, East wins the cannot, and will not, save any 'T »aPii;G «» Last Friday night we had a The Rhode Island Supreme trial judge had made coercive 12 :M Sign o n trick with the queen of tickets for anyone. You must be nice turnout for setback; we Court refused Friday to over remarks in his instructions to Mays has played Romeo diamonds; but his ^ d e s are here in person, or one person WKSS-F.Yl — 96.0 had 44 players and the following turn a 1970 conviction and tee jury before giving it the Sunday Spragg in “L’il Abner” with the gone, thanks to your hold-up I News two minutes before the hour. 24 were winners: Bernadette may register for themselves 10-year jail sentence for Ray case. hours a day) South Windsor Country play, and East’s other suits are and one other only. a ^lLL-F ILLE b Festival of HORROR! WRCH - 910 Sebuetz, 155; Wilbrod Messier, mond L.S. Patriarca, reputi^ Patriarca currently is ser Blue-Hills Drlve-ln — Players. He has studied voice harmless. No nutter what East Thursday we had a nice (Mouday-Saturday) (Sunilu>-SulunU\) 141; Anna Demko, 132; Felix boss of organized crime in New ving tee 10-year sentence at the How muchfiHOCKcan YOU stand? 6:00 Reveille Midnight All stereo music “Getaway,” 8:50; “Prime at the Hartford Conservatory of returns, you can take nine turnout for our shuffleboard 6 a m. Stereo 96 music Jesanis, 128; Bertha Duhring, England. Adult Correctional Institutions 9:00 Rhapsody Cut,” 10:30 . Music and has bepn a soloist tricks with the long diamonds 12:00 Matinee 9 a.m. KISS with More Music 126; Mollie McCarthy, 126; games, and -are still signing The decisioh came in a in Cranston. 4:00 Highlights of Hartford Noon The Difference Is the Music Burnside Theater — “Paper with the Choral Club of Hart and top cards. Harold Lehmann, 124; Jennie teem up for the touma'ment. 48-page oplnioh by Chief Justice Still pending in tee Supreme 8:00 Casual 6 p.m. StereoMusic from the Sound to Moon,” 1:304:304:30-7:304:30 ford. What would happen if East In the afternoon we had six 12:00()uiet Hours the Berkshires Fogarty, 123; Lyla Steele, 123; Thomas H. Roberts, who Court are the appeals of East Hartford Drive-In — had three diamond, instead of m : (Sunday) 9 p.m. More Music For New England Elizabeth Cone, 123, and Irvens tables of bridge players, and rejected all 11 main points Maurice “ P ro” Lerner, of Same as Monday-Saturday lisdng. except from the Mansion “Last House on the Left,” “Luv” will play Sunday only two? In that case the op tee winners were: Marjorie usr 8 :00 Religious programs FAMOUS COUNTRY WESTERN Kirpens, 120. argued by Patriarca’s counsel. Brookline, Mass., who was through Thesday at the BidweU ponents would take only thrM 11 00 Quiet Hours 11:35; “Twitdi of the Death REC0R0IN6 STAR Eiarly Monday morning some MacLain, 4,840; Marjorie Reed, Patriarca, along with four sentenced to life for the Coventry St. auditorium. Curtain time is spade tricks and one diamond, P ublic Nerve,” 8:30; ‘‘Mark of the of our menfolk were out to play 3,630; Mabel Loomis, 3,480; other men, was convicted in slayings of Marfeo and Melei, HOUL. Devil,” 9:55 7:30 p.m. Tickets will be and you would still make your golf, and Joe DuPont is happy Karl S. White, 3,380; Florence Superior Court here in March, along with a 10-year sentence available at the door. contract. R ecords East Windsor Drive-In — to see the group staying Anderson, 3,100, and Mary J. 1970, of conspiracy to murder for conspiracy to murder HiER “Charlottes Web,” 8:35; Thrall, 3,080. u n s o n ^ s Vernon *BUCK* together. We have had just Rudolph Marfeo. Marfeo and Marfeo; and of John E. Rossi Sky Dives Warranty Deeds “Headless Horseman,” 8:20; about five foursomes each Anthony Melei were shot to and Robert Fairbrothers, both David L. Gunas to Hope EAST H ARTFORD School Arson “Play It Again Sam,” 10:20 IJJ.S. ROUTE 5 • - DRIVE-IN' ■ 528-7448 week. Some of Uie boys are Penn Dutch Trip death in a Pocasset Avenue of Providence, and Rudolph C. Valley Construction Co., two Increases Jerry L e ^ Twin Cinema 1, doing well; A1 Bolis had a 44; A1 I want to thank Mrs. Florence grocery store in 1968. Sciarra of Johnston, who were Planned parcels on Dougherty St., no Candy Kitchen $10,000 Grant Caldor Shopping Plaza — Petke a 47; Charles White a 47, Anderson for pinch-hitting for One of his attorneys’ main sentenced to 10 years for con conveyance tax. “Legend of Hell House,” 7:30- Miss Universe OWENS 'SUPERHITI A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER Received for BOSTON (AP) - Arsmi Is and his and John Gibson a 48. us while we were off on our arguments was that Patriarca spiracy to murder Marfeo. Sunday Carl H. Kopplin and Lois Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally TREAT YOUWOH’T FIND ANYWHEREl" nxm responsible for 75 per cent of all 9:30; “My Side of the Moun It was decided that we would Hudson River Cruise. Many could not get a fair trial in Rayden-Roberts Kopplin to fires in school buildings, accor tain,” 1:30 play until Sept 10, and as of thanks Florence; you did a very Rhode Island because of Roberta Ann Lohr, property at Choose From Over 200 \'arieties YANO'NIAL Youth Program Pageant Tonight HOLLY GANTNER ding to the National Fire Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2, BUGKAROOS now, the banquet will be held good job for us. pretrial publicity about his 48 Avondale Rd., conveyance TATUM O'NIAL Correspondent A state grant of 110,000 for Protection Association. Caldor Shopping Plaza — around the 20th of September. I want to remind you teat we alleged criminal activities. tax $36.85. “Hitler: The Last Ten Days,” 3 FREE IN PERSON The Coventry Paddle, Prop, From tho KHehon’s of Munson's Vernon’s Summer Opportunity The incidence of school arson ATHENS (AP) - Beauty Later in the morning we had are getting closer to for Roberts said the publicity Marriage License 2:00-7:10-9:10 “ Who, m e?” asked Por Town Gets and Sail Club will be par for Youth Program has been has climbed steadily in the last queens from 61 lands match APPEARANCES 86 players for the kitchen social mulating our plans for the Penn was not generated as a result of Francis Paul Coope, Manchester Drive-In — “Let tugal’s Carlota Barros, 20 years ticipating in a sky dive with the HAWAIIAN HASH approved, Mayor Frank McCoy '25 years, from 12.4 per cent in curves and wits tonight in the games, and then many stayed Dutch trip. We’ll be signing up P a tria rc a ’s tria l for con Rockville, and Regina Barbara The Good Times Roll,” 8:50; old and 35-2345. “I’U never 3,6 & 8 P.M. Rev Share Connecticut Parachutists Inc. Dollcato chunks of white coslino, pastel has been informed by State Sen. 1945 to a high of 70.1 per cent, gala pageant that will tell who make it. You better have a look for a tasty soup, a sandwich, for this trip around tee week of spiracy. Mizia, 228 E. Middle Tpke., Thomas Camithers of Vernon. “The Anderson Tapes,” 10:40 Plus Free Added of Ellington tomorrow after manhmsilow, and cocoa crisplos — saalad based on reports of s c ^ l fires is the fairest of them all. at Miss Brazil if you are looking and a dessert for lunch. ^ Aug. 6. “It had accrued over a period Payment noon in the Bellevue area of July 28. kilchsn trash and walling for your diacovory. The town has already hired in the U.S. and Canada in 1971 The beauties still flashed In the afternoon it was Even though it’s scheduled of years as a natural con for the winner.” Attractions Manchester has received a Coventry Lake. DURNSIDE about 90 young people in this and 1972, a fire association their smiles and held their best But Miss Brazil, Sandra Mara pinochle time and we had 13 for Sept. 17, we need to sign up sequence of the notoriety BiRh/D! ill fi Showcase Cinema 1 — “Live federal payment for revenue program whidi got under way report said. poses as they went into the last Serreira, also 35-23-35, giggled DIXIELAND ALL STARS tablc^, and the prize winners early so we can be sure of tee acquired by defendant because b M k T [ s F c: M H T f: - and Let Die,” 12:30-2:454:00- ^ 2-6 p.m. ^ sharing in the amount of $222,- The local boating club is . with an |8,000 appropriation hours of the 22nd Miss Universe her own disclaimer: “Oh, not were: Esther Anderson, 707; arrangements. More news next of his purported participation in 7:25-9:45 ^ and ^ 279 for tee second quarter of providing six boats, two men to made in the town budgk. contest. But some were also me. Have you seen how Wilbrod Messier, 702; Helen week. tee activities of an leadership in The $10,000 is $2,000 higher Showcase Cinenu 2— “Mary PEE WEE 6DKEY 1973. It is the same amount a boat, for recovery of the Clock Work edgy and exhausted as they beautiful Austria, . Australia, Erickson, 683; ^ i t h Fowler, Menus organized crime in New than the grants awarded in Poppins,” 1:304:15-7:004:25 received April 9 for tee first parachutists and their gear. Colonial dockmakers often wound up the taxing, week-long Venezuela and the British girls CDUNTRY SQUIRES 682; Lyla Steele, 674; Clarence Monday: Ham grinder, let England,” tee opinion said. previous years and the money is Meskill Visits l&owcase Cinema 3 -r “Bat quarter of 1973. An equal had little training, but pro schedule of preliminary ac are?’’ featuring Duhring, 668; Bess Moonan, tuce, tomato, potato chips, “Nothing in the record dis Approximately 20 divers will used to employ young people 16 Gov. Thomas M ^ U wiU be tle for the Planet of the Apes,” amount is anticipated October duced accurate timepieces. tivities with a post-midni^t The Italian and German con ■Jf. Singer Sheila Gernon ^ 663; Sam Schors, 662; Robina brownies and a beverage. closes teat it was initiated by be jumping from an altitude of Talented amateurs continue through 21. making short stops in Andover 2:004:404:30-7:204:15 of this year and January of rehearsal. testants picked Miss Israel, and Singer Lee Howel Carroll, 652; Josephine Schuetz, Wednesday is tee day of our the prosecution or the news 4,400 feet, in groups of four at the tradition. Discarded auto-, The initial program, funded and Hebron Thesday morning, Showcase Cinema 4 — next. “I am dead tired,” said New Limor Shreibitian, as one of 6 to 10 p.m. 649; Frances Fike, 643; Louise picnic, and tee meal will be at media just prior to or during mobile parts have been fash according to spokesmen for the “ Scarecrow,” 1:00-3:05-5:15- The latest payment, dated 30- to 40-minute intervals. from July 1, will continue for Zealand’s Pamela King. ‘‘I’m those most likely to succeed. In gnniant Inn Meyerhoff, 641, and Grace Wickham Park in tee form hof tee trial in a design to flood the ioned into clockworks, and one Republican Town Committees 7:30-9:40 July 9,1973, and tee April 9 pay eight weeks. In addition, anxious for the contest to be The Tel Aviv beauty has been Windsor, 641. hotdogs, hamburgers, community with rumors of man recently made a grand ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 in the two towns. ment are in addition to $467,775 Club officials are urging several of the participants will over. I want to go home.” under heavy guard by Israeli BONUS DAYS NIGHTS While we were enjoying our macaroni salad, baked beans, defendant’s” alleged connec father clock with all the South Windsor Cinema — received in two payments tee mechanism carved from OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:00 P.M. be employed p u t time through Ylo Anson, chairman of the Chile’s Janet Robertson and Gredc security officers and “cruise” the bowlers were busy etc. tion with crime, it added. boaters on the lake and other Dec. 31, Camithers said. Andover Town Committee, “Fear is the Key,” 7:00; EVERY DAY & NIGHT latter part of 1972. residents to cooperate during wood.■ Candy Also Available For Fund Raising seemed concerned that the is trying to fight off an attack of knocking ’em over at the New flash! The bus will run The court also rejected other Figures furnished by Ruben reports that the governor plans “Brother Sun, Sister Moon,” inriuding SUNDAYS Revenue sharing funds, under the dives, since interference preliminaries had made her the flu. Parkade Lanes. its regular schedule as noted in appeal arguments based on the Figuero, commissioner of the to visit the Times Farm Camp 8:50 AFTERNOON existing law, are anticipated with tee target area would be beauty fade. “Look at my face Italy’s Antonella Barci, an 18- tee following lines. denial of Patriarca’s motion Department of Community Af on Rt. 6 at 8 a.m. State Theater — “Horse for five successive years hazardous to tee divers. and you can see,” she said. year-old model from Milan, Bulges Or Sale Shuffleboard teat he be tried separaiely from fairs, the funding agoicy, in In Hebron, Gov. Meskill plans Feathers,” 2:404:30-9:00; Schedule For The Week —through 1976. EAST WINDSOR Representing the United considers Miss Norway, Aina 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Next came Wednesday, and tee other defendwts, that tee dicate the state has allott^ a to be at Camp Nippe Wauke on “Duck Soup,” 1:30-7:40 Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, The 1973-74 General Fund The next meeting of the Pad lU.S. RTE 5 - • - DRIVE-IN- ' ' 623-3079 States is Amanda Jones, 22, of WaUe, one of the likely winners. once again the weather was just presence of federal marshals in total of $26,000, including this East St. at 9:30 a.m., according U.A. East 1 — ‘‘Emperor of Good for All Rides" kitchen social bingo, one can of budgiet utilizes $772,500 in dle, Prop and Sail Club will be ans TONMHT I Evanston, 111. She was chosen “I won’t even make it to the top dandy. We had a few would-be tee courtroom prejudiced his _J|HEABTmAIU(jr£^ week’s grant, to the Vernon to Emery Taylor, chairman, of the North,” 2:304:45-7:004:20 canned goods n e ^ ^ ; noon to revenue sharing funds as part July 24 at 8 p.m. at the home of I Miss U.S.A. on May 19 in New 12,” Antonella said. 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. shuffleboard champs out on the program since 1970, Camithers the Hebron^’Ihwn Committee. U.A. East 2 - ‘‘The Harrad ee*e***9*o 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 of estimated income. Harvey Barrette, Gerald Park. York. She attended the Univer Miss Norway countered, “If courts, as they were busy p.m. to 4 p.m., open said. The camp, again this year, is Experiment,” 2:454:40-7:30- sity of Illinois and wants to be All interested boaters are in 9:30 they are looking for a classical A T NIGHT sharpening up for our shuffleboard, and pinochle being u s ^ for children of an actress. vited to attend. At this meeting, U.A. East 3 — “Sound of beauty, I don’t have it. My face Bodges On Sale shuffleboard tournament. We games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. migrant fanners. An 11-member international details of a sailing and skiing Music,” 2:004:154:30 is modem. I think the winner are still taking names of those return trips at 12:30 and 4 p.m. WORLD ALMANAC Gov, MeskUI’s visits have jury, including actress Ginger may be, let’s say, ’Trinidad- 6:30, to 10 P.M. FACTS activity will be presented, and a been planned so that he may Vernon Cine 1 — “The Man who want to enter the tourna Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cool Off With Shady Glenda Rogers and the Spanish Tobago.” Good for All Rides report on the recent fishing der MOVEfMim QB visit a number of area towns Who Loved Cat Dancing,” 1:30- ment, so.if you haven’t signed open shuffleboard practice; 1 by will be given. FDRmrtENIBAND matador El Cordobes, tonight If ( ^ e l l a King of San Fer 6:30 P.II. to Closing up, but would like to join in on p.m. to 4 p.m.. Summer About Town Y^Ckxiling Fruit Sherbets thus bringing executive power 3:304:30-7:304:30; “Friends,” will select Miss Universe ^ nando, ’Trinidad, wins, she will ChilOfpn up lo 8 yeP's the fun, you still have time. Bowling League at tee Parkade An open house honoring the Y0 UNQPHIP1£ closer to the people. Residents 12:00 Midnight her four runners-up. be the first black Miss At noontime we had 70 attend Lanes; 10 a.m. bus for shop 35th wedding anniversary of Club officials re;nind all Fk Thick Creamy Old Fashioned in both towns are invited to at Vernon Cine 2— “The Harrad The contestants were full of pamMi ahaet ate aWMMr W Universe. our hot meal of a very tasty ping. 1:30 p.m., return from water skiers on Coventry take Milk Shakes ad Ice Cream tend. Experiment,” 2:004:40-5:20- disclaimers about their own Mr. and Mrs. George Potterton ■Nil iiiiina«w,*i«t6ri>ii) iMMm None of the East European or 5 1 . 5 0 meatloaf, mashed potato, shopping trip. will be given by their children that a full life vest;st/or ski jacket Sodas 7:104:00 chances to capture the title and African countries is mixed vegetables, and vanilla Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Seniors Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. at 171 must be worn by?y* every skier. MLASUAMinH the fame and fortune that goes ^ t^ m o n and Mime, and represented in this year’s pudding. Picnic at Wickham Park. Bus Avery St. All friends are invited Ihls is a town^dinance and is with it. Orange Freeze Drinks E pageant. The only Arab country Oi'-e- ^ The gang then went upstairs, pickup at 8:30 a.m. around our to attend.' strictly enfoipii in the conqietition is Lebanon. and we. had our Fun-Day «U( Him regular route, and on to tee P.S, Coiutruetion U progressing nicely —ill’* business as usual at BITUMINOUS Rid* all Ih* ridei as meeting where we were in JbeLtgtL'k ;♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ , many times as you wont park. Return trip from park at 3 Shady Glent m formed that Margaret Schaller p.m. r DRIVEWAYS MEADOWS .' is resting quite comfortably Thursday, 10 a.m., iTheater III: after a recent operation, and shuffleboard games; 1 p.m. The name muckrakers was KiTMna MmoaooWr Con n —Ny CoNra FIGURE 8 RACES Open m m . iOviyiigainiMaM Parking Areas • Gas Statibns Herman Schendel is bridge games. Bus pickup at applied to U.S. magazine and raMwAMlAw SUMMER FESTIVAL TUES. A SAT. recuperating at his home at 215 8:30 a.m., return trip at noon book writers who exposed LOW PRICES GAU 646-2228 ^TAJTIN^jOOMi Spring St. time. the power-wielding Of men in I • Basketball Courts OFCOMEDY politics and industry. Ida M. YlfESTOWH Our heartfelt sympathies go Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, All Day muniMV Dairy Stores M i SEATS MMMI iriMNV ROUTE 159 Tarbell was a prime exam MMMir Fa-SDT (Agl M t My vary Now Booking for Seasonal Work ••LUV” out to the family of Walter kitchen social bingo, one can of ple: She wrote articles that TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ktMMMlFMA AH Work PanonaHy Supanrtsad. Wa ara 100% insurad \ ;Mr.i8,iAi7,n,aaMiMtf7« AGAWAM, MASS. Kanski who passed away canned goods needed; 7 p.m. to led to *a monopoly suit Rl. 6 & 44A - Open Daily and PJL “ m e m for BiuKUDEsr 9 9 « T H E . Thursday. 10 p.m., setback games. Bus against Standard Oil Co. in Sunday Sun. Air OoiidNIoiwd AvUNofliMi Every WEDNESDAY NIGHT pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trip the early 1900s, The World Parkade Branch - Mon. thru Sal. G E T A W A ^ N r OeM iMMvaHm is POLKA NIGHT at noontime. Bus pickup again Almanac recalls.’ All Madldna Sarvicat AvaHabla * UT.-SUN. BIANT KIDS UNM 7B* DeMAIO BROTHERS Picnic Wednesday (John and Bernice ^ g ) Adm.$1.50 in P^rty Grove at 6 p.m., return after setback Copyright *’ 1973 455 HARTFORD ROAD 643-5230 CALL 643>7691 649-1683 Starts 7:30 P.M. We made the announcement Newspaper Enterprise Assnj^ *iiT SIDE er UK m o m i a w ’ a cmitooiis that next Wednesday is our an games. ) 4 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. July 21.1973 Umirh^fitFr Sit^uiitg HrraliJ MAMCHBSTEREVBTOClfflR*LD.M^bt.lCT.Q».. .S.l _ p*oE Founded OcU 1, 1881
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PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. July 21.1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M achater, Com., Sat., July 2i. 1973 py^pE SEVEN Local Churches Area Churches Bolton
Second Congregational Center Congregational FuU Gospel Christian AT SEMINAR Church Church Walter Brownsword of J17A United Church of Chriat United Church of Christ Fellowship Bolton Congregational Interdenominational Chureh St. George?s Trinity Lutheran Chureh Tudor L ^ recently a^ended a Swimming Assignments 385 No. Main St. 11 Center St. Madowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 two-week career school at Rev. Felix M. Davis Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Orange Hall Bolton C ater Rd. Episcopal Chureh Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Rev. J. Stanton Gxipver Rt. 44A, Boltm Rev. Donald McClean Northwatern M utal Life In Minister Rev. Lyman G. Farrar surance Co.’s home office in DONNA HOLLAND At 10:45, Junior Lifeaving; Pastor Minister Rev. John F. Flora HI puppets for contat and skit; Co-Pastors Milwauka, Wis. Correspondent L. Vogel, C. KendaU, J. Mauluc- Vicar 8 and 10:30 a.m., WorshlpSer- 2:30 p.m., track evats. 10 a.m., Morning worship, ci, C. Soares, M. Dudley, D. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study 10:30 a.m., Worship Service. vice. Holy Conununim. Browaword, a associate of Bristol Red Sox Game Union Service. Nursery for 10 a.m.. Union Service at Se the William A. Fochi district The seand session of the Warner, D. (hielette. and open discussion. Sunday Deacon C harla Charch will 9 a.m.. Holy Communia. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. childroi up to 3 years and child cond Con^gational Church. Bolton water safety program At. 10:45, Swimmers: K. All boys planning ra atten School. Adult Instructim G an . agency in East Hartford, care for children 4 to 6 years in qieak. His topic: “Jeremiah, will begin Monday at the C ater Moore, S. Richardson, P. ding the Bristol Red Sox game 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser ’The Prophet.” First Congregational studied the la ta t underwriting the church school rooms. Ser Congregational Church of Maulucci, M. Kadall, G. Hoff- Sunday in Bristol are reminded vice. Chureh Unitarian Fellowghip practica and sales tahniqua mon by the Rev. Winthrop M ach ater lakefront property m a . to be at Herrick Memorial Park Rev. Jidm A. Lacey of Glastonbury at the aitiinar. at 5:15 p.m. Nelson Jr., “Martha, Martha.” Unitarian Universalist Talcottville on the second B olta Lake. At 10:45, Intermediate: D. Society Church of Jesus Christ of Congregational Chureh Minister Aademy Junior High Moore, M. Ryan, Jeff Warner, Busa will lave the park at . Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew P a ra ts are reminded that First Church of Christ 481 Spring St. Latter-day Saints (Mormon) United (3iurdi of Christ Main St., Glastmbury only children registered for E ilea Vogel. 5:30 p;m. a d are expected to Assistant Minister Scientist (Singer Learning Center) HlUstown Rd. and Woodside St; Rev. Kenneth E. Knox INCREASED EARNINGS l e s a a may swim. Everyae At 10:45, Advanced return at approximately 10:30. There will be no charge for 447 N. Main St. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood D. Claric Brown, Bishop Pastor 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery The CBT Corp. the holding m at clear the ara after the Beginners: Shari Holland, 10 a.m.. Worship Service. and School. tickets or traaportaUon. All Minister company whose major sub- l a t claa. Childra are advised Sherwood Holland, J a Warner, Church S c ^ l. boys who registered for Farm, 10 a.m., CSiurch Service, Sun 9 a.m.. Priesthood. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. The sidiaiy is the Ginnectiat Bank to wear something m their f a t T. Ouelette. Pony or Little Lague baaball Meetings resume Sept. 9. 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Richard Albin,yiirector of Si. John’s and 'Trust Co., reported that a the pathway to the lake is At 10:45, Beginners: L. day School and child care. this past s a a n are aligible to Gasses for all ages. the g ra te r Hartfcra Campus Vernon Assemhlies of God Episcopal Chureh arnings per share for the se Tobias, J. Vogel, C. Ferguan, “Life” is the subject of the rocky. attend the game. .0 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Ministry, guest pracher. 51 Old Town Rd. Rt. 30, Venwn cond quarter aded J a e 30, Clau assignmats for the D. Holland, J. Gorke, P. Vogel, lesson-sermon. The Golden Bulletin Board Text: Proverbs 16:22. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, were |1.35, a increaa of 15 program annoaced by Mrs. P. Richardan, A. Wiedie, T. Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday The Christian Science St. James Chureh Gospel Hall St. Peter’s Rector cats per share over the | 1.20 MaiyBeth Gorke, h a d water Tobias, M. Ferguson, Z. The Board of Finace will School for all agn. Reading Room, 968 Main St., is Msgr. Edward J. Reardon 415 Center St. Episcopal Chureh earned in the comparable safety instructor, are as Jenckes, A. Zapadka, J. Sares, meet at the Town Hall Monday 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. open to the public, except on . Pastor SandHUlRd. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. period of the 1972 f ia ^ year. follows: L. Ferguan, J. Jackes, C. at 8 p.m. Included in the 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. holidays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Rev. Daniel J. Kaipiey 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. South Windsor 10 a.m.. Family Servia and Total income for the first half At 9, Junior lifeaving: Greg Soara, L. Taylor. meeting wili be an election of Church S^ool. Monday through Friday and Rev. Eugene Charman 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Standish Macintosh of the 1973 flsa l year was |55,- Mahon, K. Morianos, J. At 11:30, Advanced officers. from 7 to 9 p.m. on the flrst 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Interim Vicar 275,999 a compared with |42,- Morlana, T. Marshall, S. Beginners: L. Sposlto, L. The Public Building Commis Thursday of each mrath. Saturday, Masses at 5 and St. Matthew’s Chureh 163,721 of the first half of the Schiavetti, K. Manning.- Sposito, Amy F iao. sion wiil meet at the Town Hall 7:30 p.m. The Presbyterian Church 8 .a.m.. Holy Communion. United Congregational Tolland 1972 fiaal yar. At 9, Advanced Swlnuner: D. At 11:30, Beginners: A. Monday at 8 p.m. Included in St. Mary’s Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, 43 Spruce St. 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Chureh Rev. J. Gifford Curtin Morianos, Lisa Franz, M. Silverstein, J. Campbell, A. the meeting wiii be a election Episcopal Church 10:30 a.m. and noon. Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor United Church of Christ Pastor LeMaire, L. Manning, Leslie Hoffma, J. Liebler, P. Siea, of officers. P a ^ and Church Sts. Avery St. Tolland Ferguan. L. Glgllo, J. McLarney, D. Rev. George Nostand 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Christian Reformed Church Rev. D oald G. Miller Saturday, M asas at 5 and 7 RECORD EARNINGS At 9, Swimmer: J. Beaher, Sposito, J. Hoffma, R. Leibler, Rector Gasses for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. 661 Avery St. Minister p.m. H & R Block reports record R. Bolduc, L. Mahon, Lori E. Lorenzini, W. Kiesma, L. Rev. Stephen J. White St. John’s Polish National Worship Service. Nursery South Windsor Sunday, M assa af 8:30,10:30 earnings for its fiscal year Franz, D. Marshall, A. Campbell, E. Pierog, M. Dob- Rev. Ronald Haldeman Catholic Church provided. Rev. Peter Mans, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser and 11:45 a.m. ended ^ r i l 30. Earnings have Morianos. a n , D. Giglio, T. Libby, L. Tips Offered Rev. Walter A. Hysxko 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Minister vice and Church School. incrased 54.1 per cent over the At 9, Intermediate: C. Fiao, M. Fiao, J. Fiao, M. Siena, C. Doban, A. Pinto. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Pastor 11 a.m.. High School (Haa. St. Maurice’s Chureh lat fiaal year. Bolduc, M. DrewUy, A. Franz, To get to the a r a y a turn For Camper Book of Conunon Prayer. St. Bridget Church 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Bolton The compay reports having L. Schiavetti, E. Robinson, left on Tolland Rd. off Rt. 44A. 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Ser 9 a.m.. Mass, English. Rev. John J. Delaney Services. Fellowship. Rev. Robert W. Cronin. processed 7,527,000 returns, Marty Ferguan. At the first fork b a r left; at the vice for Trial Use, with ser 10:30 a.m., Mass. English and Pastor Pastor repreanting 14.5 per cent of all At 9, Advaced Begiaer: Vehicle Use second fork b a r right. Park in mons by the Rev. Mr. Polish. Rev. William J. Stack Union Congregational long-form returns filed last Lyn Sdilitzer, D. Bolduc, K. the a r a pated church property Haldeman. Walk-in-the-park. Rev. William J. KiUeen Chureh Saturday, M asas at 5 and 7 year. M aha, S. Dreally, S. Zeppa, NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. , - , -A” on the right. The swim a r a is Nursery care. ' Rockville Unitarian Meeting House p.m. ■ M. Manning, C. Ferguan. (AP) — More than five million Saturday, Masses at 5 and Rev. Burton D. Strand Rev. Paul J. Bowman 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford Sunday, M assa at 7:30,9:15, At 9, Beginner: G. Beaher, down the rocky path on the left. recreationai vehicles — motor St. Bartholomew’s Chureh 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Minister Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat 11 a.m. P. Franz, B, Linder, D. M a- Recreation Schedule Calvary Church Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor homes, pickup vans, four-whal (Assemblies of God) S u ^ y , Masses at 7:30,9 and Rev. Lyman D. Reed nlng, Lori Schlitzer, J. Dreal- The ahedule for next w ak drive station wagons and tlw is: 647 East Middle Tpke. 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and Associate Minister 10:30 a.m.. Worship Servia, Sacred Heart Chureh JOINS AGENCY ly, K. Morianos, M. Lemaire, like — will take to the U.S. Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Monday, 11 a.m., girl’s a f t Rev. K.L. Gustafson noon, school auditorium. N urary and Worship Church Rt. 30, Vernon Robert Carlson of 172 M. Ferguan, M. Lemaire, K. highways thk summer, predick Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 Pastor 9 a.m.. Worship Service. School. Rev. Ralph Kelley, P ato r Linder. ball games; 1 p.m., track the m aaging editor of a publi Pastor and 11, 11:30 a.m. Kennedy Rd. has joined the Merritt Realty Moves Church of the Assumption Concordia Lutheran Church Rev. Edward Koniqdta sales staff of the Carl A. At 9:45, Swimmers: C. Bren- events; 2 p.m.; ^m p on c a t cation devoted to recreaUonal hangers, bring own hangers. vehicles. 10 a.m., Sunday School. Bible Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rockville United Zinsser R a l Estate Agency. Merritt Realty has moved to 122 E. Center St. The agen Merritt, the owner of the agency, is the chairman of the dle, B. Lessard, J. Higgia. Tuesday, 1 p.m., tetherball Thea statktics p k a added classes Nursery through adult. Rev. Edward S. Pepin Methodist Church Wapping Community Chureh Saturday, M aa at 5 p.m. Carlan is to specialia in the cy’s new office (above) is owned by the Merritt agency and realtor’s advisory committee to the Town of Manchester. At 9:45, Intermediates: G. tournament; 2 p.m., stain glau importana on thaghtful vaa- 11 a.m.. Worship. Nursery United Pentecostal Church Pastor The Rev. Mr. Strand conducted his first service at Concor 142 Grove St. 1790 Ellington Rd. Sunday, M assa at 7:30, 9, ale of residential property in J. A. McCarthy Builder. The upstairs portion of the recent The agency itself is a member agency of the Manchester Giglio, S. Gorke, B. Portea, C. 187 Woodbridge St. 10:30 a.m. and nwn. Lanna, M. Garibaldi. bottla, bring own bottla. tion planning as well as safe facilities for babies. Classes for Rev. Robert J. Burbank dia Church on Palm Sunday, April 15, and was installed as Rev. John W. Mortimer South Windar the grater Manchater ara. ly renovated facility consists of rented office space, while and Hartford Boards of Realtors and ^elr multiple listing Robert Baker Pastor Rev. Harold W. Richardan At 9:45, Advaced Iteginners: Wednesday, 1 p.m., kickball driving, warns Tom Bryant of > children. pastor of the church on May 20. He served as pastor of St. the ground floor houses the five-member agency. Richard services. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Pastor Saturday, Masses at 5 and Minister St. Margaret Mary’s Chureh P. Pellerin, S. Brown, L. R ya, gam e; 2 p.m., swistraw PV4 Magazine, who suggak r 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Mark Lutheran Church, Woonsocket, R.I. before coming to thk checklkt for drivers of r a - 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. R. Stanley Eaton Wapping Jon Stephea, Jm Stepheu. bracelets; 2 p.m., Ray Gorsky Manchester and from 1962 to 1966 was pastor of the of R ay’s Tackle Shop in reational vehicies: 10 a.m., Sunday School. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Nursery. Associate Minister Rev. William McGrath Eagleson, a Manchester of Scott St. James R alty Co., Community Baptist Church Bethany Lutheran Church in Cromwell. (Herald photo by general manager of Dickan for Men, 701 Main St., a a full At 9:45, Beghmers: G. Sher- Manchester will give a — Vehicle packing k an art, 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Rev. Joaph Schick native, is the a n of Mr. a d 78 Windar Ave., Vernon. Beli- An American Baptist Church Ofiara) Paper Fiber’s paper stock plant time stylist, acarding to Jeff m a , E. Garibaldi, L- Wilan, demonstration and answer and should be pknned in ad- United Methodist Church 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser Co-Pators Mrs. Albert Eaglean of 34 sle will be in charge of residen 585 E. Center St. in Philadelphia, and w a ac Gentilcore, the shop’s M. Charbonau, P. Higgia, K. q u a tio a on fishing rods and vana. Large and heavy items Rev. Ondon P. Stairs Church of Christ Rt. 44A, Bolton v ia and Church School. Gardner St. tial, commercial, indatrial a d cents manager for the Con proprietor. Brown, J a Stephea, S. should be acured so they won’t Saturday, M asas at 5 aiid 7 tackle a til 4 p.m. Minister Lydall and Vernon Sts. Eaglean, a graduate of (^n- invatment properties. tainer Corporatla of Am eria, Nicholson, E. Schaater, C. slide around during sudden Rev. David M. Campbell p.m. Thursday, 1 p.m., wiffle ball maneuvers or quick stops. Eugene Brewer, Minister P ionar Paper Stock Division, Nicholson, J. Brown, L. game; 2 p.m., atique metal 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Pastor Rockville Baptist Chureh Sunday, M asas at 8:30, 10 a la in Philadelphia. He holds a Schmidt, J. Stephens, C. — If your camper k and 11:30 a.m. plctura. Topic: “In the Turmoil but Not 9 a.m., Bible Class. 69 Union St. BS degree from Springfield Pellerin, R. Nell. Jr; Schaater. mounted on a pickup truck, in Friday, 1 p.m., construct vestigate the weight limit and in Turmoil." Nursery is 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: 9:30 a.m.. Summer Worship Rev. Robert L. LaCounte College in Massachuatta. St. do not exceed it under any cir provided. “Saved By Faith.” Service. Nursery provided. In Pastor Francis of Assisi fant through Grade 2. ' 673 Ellington Rd. cumstances. Always over 6 p.m.. Worship. George estimate the weight of equip United Methodist Church 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. South Windwr Caruthers of South Windsor, Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor ment you’ll be carrying, sina 300 Parker St. Nursery tmVngh Adult, in guest speaker. Second CongrerttiOnal Rev. E ugae M. Kibride most people think items are Rev. Earle R. Custer cluding College G u a r Clan. Firemen on Ambulance Chureh ' 11 a.m.. Worship Service. lighter than they really are. Pastor United Church of Christ Overladen campers mounted on Emanuel Lutheran Church First Sunday of a c h month. Saturday, M assa at 5 and 7 Rt. 44A, Coventry p.m. pickup trucks are hazardous to 9 a.m. Worship Service. Ser 60 Church St. Holy Communia; Seand Sa- Detail Lead Busy Life drive. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold Sunday, M asas at 7:30, 9:30 mon: “Make Us Sure” llie Rev. C. Henry Anderson day, missionary service. — Many summer vacation Minister N urary provided. and 11 a.m. By BOB COOPER Rev. Nathan Burton, retired Rev. RfHiald J. Fournier Assaiated Press Writer a n t the two to a nearby neigh ers will be headed for areas of • Co-Pastors 7 p.m., V^ormal evening high forest fire danger where ; Methodist minister, guest 10 a.m.. Worship Service. St. Mary’s Chureh LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - borhood, where a man had preacher. Nursery for children a r v ia . N urary provided. b an cut badly on the hands by the exhaust system ri vehicla Rt. 31, Covatry 1 “If we a n get them to the hos five-years-old and younger. 8 and 9:30 a.m.. Divine r his wife during a family brawl. could supply the unwanted . Rev. F. Bernard Miller pital in a good shape as we Worship. Nursery for infants found them or better, then Within an hour, a fire call spark for a major tragedy. P ato r RobertCarlson , South United throu^ 3-year-olds a 9:30 a.m. we’ve done our job,” fire de was reaived in the am e Have spark plugs, poink, ex Rev. Paul F. R am a service onJy. partment Lt. John Logsdon neighborhood. It was a fake haust system, and chaak lubr Methodist Church ication checked by a qualified ' 1226 Main St. Carlan, who h a raided in said. alarm and, through a telephone Saturday, M aa at 5:15 p.m. mahanic as part of a complete Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Manchaler for averal years, Logsdon and Norm Johnan trapping technique, the girl Sunday, M asas at 7:30, 9:30 vehicular checkup. Rev. Wayne Kendall has loen active in lo a l aftball “ride the buggy” as one of who called it in was caught by Trinity Covenant Church VA Record Center and 10:45 a.m. a fire inspator. — While tiie increased , Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. and basketball ta rn s both as a Michael Benevento thra crews who operate the 302 Hackmatack St. George A. E a g la o n Back at the station, a cal! k ground clearance and height of Pastors player and each. Neil R. Beliale Benevento, formerly of ambulana a r v i a of the Lex- Rev. Norman E. Swensen, St. Bernard’s Chureh raeived from a family whoa rareatio al vehicles provide a Manchater, is the a n of Mrs. ingta-Fayette Coaty Fire De Pastor Fire To Affect Rockville tral C o aectiat State College A graduate of the New JOHN C. FARQUHAR partment. elderly father k having trouble betkr view of what lia ahead 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Florence Benevento of Maple Rev. John JA. White a d M ach ater High School, England Technical latitute, Farquhar resides in They’re not unique. Men like breathing. A quick run, u a of in heavy traffic, they ako re Pastor Webb preaching. Ser St. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service Rev. William Schneider / NAMED SECRETARY joined the com pay in 1959. Belisle is a member of the Lafayette Hill, Pa. with his them render siniilar arvia the oxygen on the ambulance strict the view of thoa behind ’ mon: “Don’t Be a Fool.” you. Drive on the right aide of ' followed by coffee hour. Few Veterans Rev. Anthony Miller Garge A. Eaglean, general Macbester Jaycea. wife and two children. They acrou the state, across the na and he’s safely in the hospital. 7:30 p.m. Spiritual Growth plan to move to the Hartford Benevento, a barber with ten the highway and u a arm sig- CMdren’s Church for Grades 1 manager of the Hartford In- y a rs experience, h u b an a tion. /.I Group will meet at the home of records. Other floors, apecial- John C. Farquhar h a b e a a r a . “We’re not really like the Then an auto accident. Two nak to indicate when it k u fe through 6. Nursery for pre WASHINGTON (AP) - The Saturday, M asas at 5 and 7 surana Gnmp’s Minnapolis professional hair stylist for men pinned in a car that has Stanley Weinberg, 157 Pitkin St. ly the fifth, suffered water OFFICE MANAGER appointed director of purchaing guys on that television show. for cars to paa. school children. Veterans Administration a y s it p.m. regional offia sin a 1970, h a three years and formerly run off the r a d and crashed — Be sure your vehicle k dam aga, GSA odficials said. of the Fiber Products Group of STYLIST We c a ’t play dator, although expects relatively few Sunday, M asas at 7,8:30,10, b e a elected a secretary in the Neil R. Belisle of 159 operated his own styling parlor into a t r a about nine miles equipped with a good survival Zion Evangelical The top floor contained 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. compay’s ma^eting depart- G atridge Dr., Verna, has Lydall, Inc. Michael B a e v a to of East a lot of people do call us d a Lutheran Church applications for veterans’ - Houa of Benevento - East from the city limik. Another kit, including water, compaa, baefits to be affected by the records of 20 million Army and m a t. b a n appointed offia manager . Farquhar formerly was Hartford has joined the Stylist tor,” Longsdon a id . (Missouri Synod) Life of Jesus do you want with me? For God’s sake, I Hartford. Like an incrasing number of ambulance on the aene radios blanket, waterproof nutches, Concordia Lutheran Church beg you, don’t punish me!” (He said this fire at the military record Air Force perannel who arved that help is needed. knife, first aid supplia and a Cooper and High Sts. 40 Pitkin St. before 1960. GSA esthnated that men who do the work, however, because Jesus was saying to him, “Evil center n a r St. Louis b e a u a it At the Stylist for Men, Logsdon and Johnson arrive good map of the a r a in which Rev. (Charles W. Kuhl Rev. Burton D. Strand spirit, come out of this man!”) about 75 per cent were Logsdon and Johnan are quali has backup records. Benevento, a member of the fied Emergency M edial T ah- to find one man already out of y a are planning to camp. Sev Pastor Pastor Jesus Calms a Storin So Jesus asked him, “What is your datroyed or badly damaged. The Roffler Skulptur-Kut fra c h ia , nicians, having 81 hours of the a r , the other pinned inside eral thousand perans are lost name?” And Chairmhn Vance Hartke, The fifth floor contains with multiple leg fractures and in the wilderneu each yea^ — 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Brief On the evening of that same day Jesus - The man answered, “My name is ‘Mob’ D-Ind., of the Senate Com Bible will spaiallze in all hair styla classram work, 80 hours in an 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. raords of Navy Rearvists emergency room and 40 extra cuk all over hk fa a . be it deart, mountain or forest. voters meeting after worship. said to his disciples, “Let us go across to —there are so many of us!” And he kept mittee on Veteran Affairs, for men. While Johnson hustles out Nursery for small children. the other side of the lake.” So they left whoiurved before 1960. The Speaks hours of l a tu r a by dators be Thea few items can be the dif begging Jesus not to send the evil spirits a id : “We will take whatever Navy a id “sensitive” fila of equipment, Logsdon scrambles ference in returning safely. the crowd; the disciples got into the boat out of that territory. - steps are necessary to assure by hind them. that Jesus was already in, and took him important p eraa uEe the late inside the car, sathing the — Make a rtain the s ia of A large herd of pigs was near by, feed A two-way radio k ap s the areaming man and helping put with them. Other boats were there too. that American veterans are not Presidats John F. Kennedy Eugene ambulana men in contact with your tires k sufficient for the ing on the hillside. The spirits begged SIX-MONTH REPORT leg splink on him. In 15 niin- A very strong wind blew up and the waves adversely affected by the and Lynda B. Johnsa who Brewer dators at the University of la d v a intend to carry and, cd Jesus, “Send us to the pigs, and let us go tragedy.” Pionar Systems, Inc., h a utes, the victim k on a stretch equal importana, make certain began to spill over into the boat, so that it into them.” So he let them. The evil spirits were Naval officers, are usual One of the most frequently announced that a l a for the Kentucky M edial Center emer was about to fill with water. Jesus was in “I am confident the Senate ly traaferred to Washingta er and headed for the hospital. they are p ri^ rly inflated. T a South Still Has went out of the man and went into the asked questiom Iqr visitors at six-month period of the 1973 gency room. Back to the fire station — the back of the boat, sleeping with his head pigs. The whole herd—about two thou will p a a any necesary legisla for safekaping. “We enjoy the work b e a u a much air in the tires can la d on a pillow. The disciples woke him up tion introduced to make certain thb servica of Churdws of fiscal year, ended June 2, more small talk, more coffee, to increased chances of a blow- sand pigs in all—rushed down the side of Walter W. Stender, auistant Christ is, “Why do you not u a raulted In a 23 per cent in you never know what you’re go- waiting for the bell that and said, “Teacher, don’t you care that the cliff into the lake and were drowned. that any veteran whom records more a t . Leu air may soften the natioal archivist, toured the any kind of musical in- c re a a over the a l a of the to find out there when the tells Logsdon and Johnan Faith-Healers we are about to die?” The men who had been taking care of have been permanently rings. Every call is differ ride, but will ako increaa tire sixth f la r W edne^y and said strumats?” While we are am parable period last year. ameone k in trouble. wear and provide le a dairable Jesus got up and commanded the wind, the pigs ran away and spread the news in datroyed will recefve every ent,” Logsdon said. “Be quiet!” and said to the waves, “Be damage wa “ateaive.” He glad to answer this query, a “Sure, we have people call in staring. the town and among the farms. The b aefit to which he or she is en- said there will be a “major S ala ro a to 322,062,000 from Ihe two men ride in a new when there’s no r a l emergen still!” The wind died down, and there was people went out to see what had happened. tiUed.” Hartke aid . logically the burda is u p a 345,000 vehicle which is more of “Keeping tires inflated to the By WILLIAM L. CHAZE have become increasingly will reconstruction job’’ on the 317,943,000 repmied for the cy,” Lgsdon a id . “But then,” right preaure can be the single a great calm. Then Jesus said to his dis They came to Jesus and saw the man who th o a ,wfao. worship with in- a truck than an ambulana, but Associated Press Writer ing to make an arrest if a ciples, “Why are you frightened? Are you rebuilding the fila. first half of the fisa l y a r. he reflated, “I guea when m a t important consideration used to have the mob of demons in him. He asked his com m itta staff strumats to justify their um, is equipped with gear to handle ATLANTA (AP) - Faith- “patient” fares badiy after a still without faith?” VA Administrator Donald E. they call us they think there k for a a fe and pleasurable sum faith-heaiing experience. An He was sitting there, clothed and in his to invatigate inomediately the seeing that singing w u the almost any emergency. Per healers and assorted other But they were terribly afraid, and began right mind; and they were all afraid. Those Joluuon said the big problem exclusive practice of the P ionar Systems and its sub- an emergency. mer driving vacation,” Bryant itinerant Alabama faith-healer, to say to each other, “Who is this man? extent of problems resulting will be with veteraa who apply haps the most important t a l is “And if they think so, I guess mystics and oracles once who had seen it told the people what had churdi for several caturia, sidiaria distribute and market the imagiation of the men autions. whose treatment allegedly in Even the wind and the waves obey him!” from the fire. for service-connated diabiUty there k. We just go.” were as common in the South as happened to the man with the demons, and though its cmverts weie from a diversified ra g e of products them alva. cluded voodoo medicine, was about the pigs. So they began to ask Jesus The fire is certain to delay c o n p e n a tia since military barbecue stands. Their ranks Judaism and paganism, where and a rv ic a , which include the “We had a a l l or,e time arrested in Lowndes (bounty, Jesus Heals a Man with Evil Spirits to leave their territory. proceaing of appliat|ons for m edial records usually are manufacture and design of have been thinned by dis Ala., last December after a lO- such things as reserve instrumental music in where a kid had gotten his f a t They arrived on the other side of Lake As Jesus was getting into the boat, the needed in a c h casa. parachuta and aerial reavery believing law officers and ex year-old girl died in his care. man who had had the demons begged him, retirements and for replace rellgkms wmship w a com hung up betwan the bars on pensive business licenses — but Galilee, at the territory of the Gerasenes. But Johnan said e v a if there m a and manifold. Tlie most systems, knitted and w ova his bicycle,” Logsdon aid . G o As soon as Jesus got out of the boat he “Let me go with you!” ment of lost discharge papers. are no backup m edial r e a r ^ textila and automated awing Creative J/. still they endure. But Jesus would not let him. Instead he Workers at the c a te r have lo|ical reason Christians “We could have a t the bike A Natchez, Miss., woman and was met by a man who came out of the the VA would have other ways equipmat. apart, but that would have “A few years back we passed a faith-healer were arrested on told him, “Go back home to your family b e a on administrative la v e excluded them is that they Llnon A Cotton nocos burial caves. This man had an evil 'Spirit of proceaing claims. ruined it. an ordinance requiring a 36,000 manslaughter charges in Janu in him and lived among the graves. No and tell them how much the Lord has done since the fire a week ago. Tlieir wore not of apostolic authori annual business license for for for you, and how kind he has been to you.’’ ty- "We tried everything and to EMBROIDER ary after the woman allegedly body could keep him tied with chains any lave ads July 25. then Norm got some caking oil tune-tellers because they allowed her 11-year-old diabetic more; many times his feet and hands had ^ the man left and went all through The regionid administrator J e s a nude worshipping “in seemed to be on every comer,” the Ten Towns telling what Jesus had done truth” a condithm of accq>- and greaad the kid up real daughter to be withdrawn from been tied, but every, tii^e he broke the for the General Servica A ^ good. He just slid right out of TabMoths SamirtBra, PflIoweasM said a Fulton County (Atlanta) insulin at the suggestion of the chains, and smashed the irons on his feet. for him; and all who heard it were filled Water Rate table worship to God, Jqita NET INCOME with wonder. m inistratia, which h a charge SemrM Mb, Kmonoa, Sacquet official. ‘But the next day, two self-styled minister. He was too strong for anyone to stop him. of the block-long structure, said Hearing Set 4:23,24. The only Chrfytian The Rogers Corp. has there,” he added. Toaalar Coma showed up and bought licens Day and night be wandered among the worship music authcnised "in reported a net income for the Like their counterparts else es ” he didn’t know exactly wfaa .. “We’re always on the lookout graves and through the hills, screaming This seleclion of Holy Scripture consisdng of . work will resume. HARTFORD (AP) - The truth” (the New Testhnont) first half of the 1973 fisa l year where, Logsda and Johnson EiabroMary Floaa hi SS Golora, Too “ We’d like to have some kind and cutting himself with stones. for these people,” said Police M ark 4.3S— S.20 in Today’s English Venion is a “That w a ’t come until after Coaecticut Public Utilities is vocal, lCor.l4:lS, E ^5:19, of 3506,000 or 56 a n ts per share live by a bell that ands them of law against freelance faith- He was -some distance away when he part of the New Testament of our Lord Jesus Capt. Frank Rickard of Natch a detailed asw ssm at of the Commiaion (PUC) will hold a Col.3:16. Remembor, Gidn’s as am pared with 3168,000 or 19 on a b a t two dozen runs a day. healers,” said a deputy sheriff saw Jesus; so he ran, fell on his knees be Christ. They work 24 hours straight, PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE ez. “If something happens, building’s structure,” a id Jef public haring Aug. 21 on the presumptive worship was cats per diare of a year ago. in Alabama. “But that would fore him, and screamed in a loud voice, Restaurant Opens then are off f a 48. Some days we file charges. I think ttiis is frey Hillelsm. New Milford Water Compay’s rejated, trtiile Abel’s w u (Wo Havt A Notion To P k aa ) “Jesus, Son of the Most High God! What (g) American Bible Society 1966i .1971 are quiet, am e hatic. seem to get in the way of a pretty general ardUnd the South request for a 30 per c a t rate in- Mfored by faith j)rom.l0:17) S ala for the first half of the NEXT TO FRANK’S SUPERMARKET 'Hie fire that took th r a days Vernon Mavor Frank McCov chats with Madeline (^ lo to w icz (left) and Betty Kristaski A typical evening went like person’s freedom of religion. So now. One result is you don’t see creaa. and acc^ted, Hrt. 11:4. 1973 fisal year w a a reard EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER to put out w a confined to the (center) at the recent grand opening of Sing Lee Restaurant, located on Rt. 30, Vernon, in this: we try to be. as inhospitable to as much faith-healing here to ’The in c r a a would b o at the 321,948,000 as compared with top floor of the six-floor struc the El Camino Plaza. The two women jointly own the restaurant with Edward Wing. 'The The clang of the bell and a Quality ProducU ®*“ ^®** them as we can and check them day. It isn’t nearly as wide company’s an n al revenua by GHURCH of CHRIST the 1972 figure of 316,465,000. out real carefully.” ture containing 56 million command over a la d speaker approximately 167,700. Lydall and Vernon S tra t new restaurant features oriental cuisine and atmosi^ere. (Herald photo by Bucelvicius) Law enforcement officers spread as it was.” former service personnel Phone: 643-2517 PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENIN6 HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., July 21.1073 •m MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. .. ^ - PAGE NWK Softball
Wood Falters^ Yankees Explode CHARTER OAK The Angels, Dean TriephoM Corky Coughlin’s home run and Allied all boast identi^34 NEW YORK (AP) - Tanner apparmtly thought knuckler into the left field seats The Yanks bombarded four had no explanation for Wood’s Sets Pace with Birdies and single paced Bernie’s to a 9- records. Paul Gwor^ Tapped Chuck Tanner believes that so, too, and decided to use Wood and the Yankees had a 7-0 vic White Sox pitchers for 20 hits in problems. 6 victory over Pero’s. Mike Ric- three base hits in a losing as his starter in the second tory in a game halted by rain the opener, a season high. ’The “ The conditions were ideal ST. IX)Uis (AP)-W hen .It wax good for a 66 and cio added two singles and Bob cause. anytime you get a qhance to the winner, charged into (Classic on the 6,544-yard Ferron went 3for-3 for the go with your best, that’s the game, instead of young Bart after 5^ innings. eight runs in the first were also for a knuckler,” Fisher said G ^ littler bogeyed the gave the atdt-spoken Littler posiUim with a sparkling, Johnson. “ I can’t fault Wood,” Tanner .high for one inning. “ It was humid, the air was par-70 Nwwoood Hills Coun winners,. EASTERN thing to do. ilth hole.to go two over par a ISX total, eight under par six-under-par 64 that in try C3ub course: “He’s our best pitcher,” said afterwards. “ Only two “ We were due to catch up to heavy, there was no wind fac for the day, his reaction to on the 6,544-3^ Norwood Bob & Marie’s crushed Se Tanner said about Wood. “ Any balls were hit w eli-by Michael him,” said Houk, referring to tor. I was throwing good and cluded two bogeys, while G m Littler 0686-132 SILK CITY cond Congo, 198, last night at So the Chicago White Sox adversity was typical of the miia Country Ciub coune, time 1 can put our best pitcher and by White. We felt we’d give the string of eight com- Wiibur was throwing good-i Goalby had a 68 and Bob Goalby 66-10-133 Fogarty’s countered a two- Nebo. Tom Vecsey, Tom manager used his ace, Wilbur plitoky little man. and a one-itnAe lead going run 11th inning rally by Gorman but there, I want to do it. U you him the qi^rtunity, and be cer pletegame victories which just don’t know.” Sclu^er 67. Lee Trevino 6984-133 Sheridan, Dick Call, Ken Wood, as the starting pitcher in with three runs in the home half have a chance to go with your tainly had a chance to win it. Wood brought into the This was the first time Wood “ All yon can do In that into today’e tfiird round in littler, who scored the Coleman, A1 Fylo-, and Joe both ends of Friday’s twi-night John Scroeder 66-67-133 for an 11-10 win last night at best and you don’t, then in my “ We just gave the Yankees doubleheader. had been used as a starter in situation is grit your teeth the $210,000 St. Louis last of his 24 tour triumphs Fume had two hits apiece for doubleheader. And the New Jim Ferriell 67-67-134 Fitzgerald. Rick Marsh’s two- the winners. opinion you’re crazy.” the extra opportunities,” he Did Wood look especially bad both ends of a doubleheader. On and keep going,” Uttler Children’ s Hospital (3olf in the 1971 Coh»M National Rik Massengale 6589-134 York Yankees clobbered hhn- added. "Any time you do that to to Houk? May 28 in Chicago, he pitched said. Classic. run homer tied the count in the Second Congo was paced by twice Invitation, underwent Don Bies 6986-135 bottom of the 11th. John Tanner’s grand experimoit a good club, they’ll beat you.” “ No, he looked about like he five innings in the completion of And Littler, a-wiry, His lead was far from cancer s u r g ^ last year. He Jeff Lancaster, Dick Cailey, Sam McDowell was over Gay Brewer 67-69-136 Seabury’s base hit scored Mike and John DiFlzonzo, each with Two-run doubles by Roy woriced well for three innings, always looks,” he replied. a suspended game against yaar-old veteran who’s on secure, however, with Lee has pidked up $27,000 in win as Wood went through the powering for New Yoric in the Cleveland, then hurled a four- Jerry Heard 6$89-136 Lombardo with the winning two safeties. White and Celerino Sanchez Did he have any idea Tanner the comeback from cancer, Trevino, xeteran Bob nings on his comeback this Yankee lineup in order. But in second game, delayed 47 hit shutout in that day’s regular Mike Wynn 6989-136 run. Lombardo’s hit was his Yanks* Thurman Munson Slides Home Safely helped New Yoik to eight runs might come back with Wood, kept going—for five birdies Goalby and John Schroeder fifth for the (iay. the fourth, errors by Bill minutes fay rain and was played w h ^ record dropped to 18-14, game., seaaim with a tie for fourth Larry Hinson 68-68-136 INDEPENDENT in the first inning of the opener, in a row— matebing the best threatening just one strike Gorman’s gailant effort was Melton and John Jeter led to in a steady shower. in the secoi^ game? “ He won two one day, he lost his high finiah. Dan Sikes 67-69-136 Charter Oak Restaurant and the Yankees went on to rout paced by BiU McCarthy’s four two Yankee runs. two another,” Tanner said, on the pro golf tour this bdiind at ISS. ST. LOUIS (AP) - Top clinched the title last night with ...As White Sox catcher Ed Herrmann Waits for Ball the White Sox 12r2r “ I knew he’d be pitching the Tom Shaw 7383-136 bingles. Joe Quaglia, Don Suddoi Sam, who raised his second game once we knocked with a shrug. year—and-sul^tf figures on Trevino, the defending second-round scores Friday Mac McLendon 68-68-136 a 98 triumph over B.A. Qub. Kelsey, and Jim Burnham each Four runs in the seventh lim in g t i Wood, the portly The roof came crashing in on record to 5-1 since coming to- him out that early,” Houk said. Wood will definitely not start six of his last seven boles. champion in this tourna in the $210,000 St. Louis Cliff Locker 6987-136 went 3for8. Kelsey’s base hit broke open a 5-4 ballgame. knuckleballer who happens to Wood in the fifth. New York the Yanks, allowed only two “ I kinda hoped he would have any more games in the series ment that offers $42,000 to (Children’ s Hospital Golf in the 11th scored Gorman’s Steve Ciani got three hits and be the winningest pitcher in the loaded the bases when Felipe hits, both singles. He struck out lasted three or four innings.” against the Yankees. His next two runs. Carl Ogren added two for the majors, faced six batters-and Alou singled. Gene Michael eight men in six innings and Wood, meanwhile, left outing will be against Kansas Oak. John Chay homered and did not get a single one of them cracked a sharp double and walked just one, stifli^ the Yankee Stadium before the se City after the All-8tar break. Curtis Own Critic White Sox with his strong fast Fogarty also defeated knocked in three runs for the out. ' Horace Clarke was hit by a Today it will be Stan cond game was officially Acadja, but this time it was winners. Dick Keough was best^ pitch. ball and sharp curve. Bahnsen, 12-9, for Chicago “ I’m making no excuses,” halted, and was unavailable to Providence Group^s easier. Fogarty’s routed the in defeat with a pair of round- “ He was pitching damn reporters. against Fritz Peterson, 7-10, for 2 Wood said between games. “ I restaurant, 17-4 last night at trippers. Following Shutout had good stuff, my knuckler Matty Alou singled home on well,’’ observed Yankee Fellow knuckleballer Eddie New York. The four-game Fitzgerald. Rick Marsh had was breaking real well.” run, then White drove a high skipper Ralph Houk. Fisher of the White Sox said he series ends Sunday. five hits, Ray Camposeo Golf Franchise Bid Fails collected four safeties, and that’s what I enjoy seeing him PAT BOLDUC BOSTON (AP) - Young first and. was actually HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) - Harry Roy added four blows. No Urnn p irires John Curtis of the Red Sox, do.” stumbling intp the bag. I didn’t Lee ’Trevino filed entry in the PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP) operate it while giving us an op Marsh also tagged a home run. When he announced purchase tion to buy the team next year,” who has now tossed three Twins’ starter Bert Blyleven, really see th'^ ball.” $250,000 W estchester G olf — Beset by such problems as Acadia was led by Joe Game ed Haiper’s home run was his Softball Hall~of~Famer of the team June 7, Lynch in Lynch added. “ I think we can Massolini, Ron Nivison, and Call shutouts this season, is 12-9, was chased in the sixth Classic Friday, giving the tour finding money and playing dicated that a few more small probably his own best critic. after Guerrero singled for the fifth in his last 10 games. He’s nament four membos of tlw appeal to the parochialism of Pat DeFrancesco. Each had also hit safely In 12 of his last 13 Manchester’s first meinber of the Connecticut Soft- dates, Paul Lyitob’s efforts backers were sought to supply the fans in that this wUl be our two hits. Last night’s Zone Eight game “ All things considered, it Red Sox’ third hit of the frame. tour’s Million Dollar Qub. money for the deal. starts, going 23 for 57 at bats. ball Hall of Fame is the late Pat Bolduc. The power- to bring the Memphis Tams team and gain support for between the Manchester Legion wasn’t an outstanding game, The Red Sox spaced four hits in Other players who have won The victory kept the Red Sox STANDINGS of the American Basketball Another problem was an in major league basketball in DUSTY and Windsor was moved to a even though it was a shutout,” the sixth, including a double by Aaron Belts 699th HR hitting Bolduc, who starred for 11 seasons with Ray $1 million in official money are two games out (rf first place in Association to Providence ability to secure attractive Providence.” Allied Building joined the later date because of the Curtis said Friday night after Rico Petrocelli, and got two AMERICAN LEAGUE McKenna’s East Hartford Dovalettes, ended his career Jack Nicklaus, two-time winnw playing dates from the the American League East. However, he noted that crowd atop the standings with a absence of umpires. The game he had bianked the hUnnesota runs. with 89 home rpns and a .355 batting average in fast and defending diampion; Ar appear to have failed. Proridence Civic Center, which Front runner New York’ s BATTING (175 at b a ts )- NEW YORK (AP) — The pressure and his seventh homer of the Finley would face problems in 10-7 decision over North End will be played Sunday at 6 Twins 5-0, allowing only five Harper, who had three hits Blomberg, NY, .358; W.Horton, pitch competition. During the 1956 season, the nold Palmer and Bmce Cnunp- Lynch heads a Rhode Island had most of them booked when posted a 7-0 victory over the on Henry Aaron as the Attanta great grovq> that tentatively bought Providence of poor playing Fire. The game went eight in p.m.in Windsor. hits and striking out seven. and drove in three runs in four Det, .355. season in the second game backed the catcher-outftolder played with the World Champion ton. Lynch tentatively bought the Chicago White Sox. the Tams from Charles 0. dates and ccunpeUtion with the nings before Allied hosed down The two teams waited for ap "I was sparring around with trips to the plate, talked about RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 66; continues his challenge of Babe six-hit pitching of Jim Rooker. Raybestos Cardinals. The event is scheduled Aug. 2- Tams. Ruth’s home run record is spreading AMERICAN LEAGUE Finley May 30 for a reported National Basketball the Fire House. Brad Verona proximately 30 minutes and them and not making too many his theft of second base in the Manager Eddie Kasko named Otis, KC, 64. Giants 5, Cubs 4 Bolduc was a former member of The Herald’s and 5 at the Westchester Country A lease was negotiated for coaches of both teams con third inning. Philadelphia’s Bill Robinson leaped Club. $1.4 milUon. Association’s BosUm Celtics, had three singles to pace the good pitches,’’ Curtis, a Marty Pattin, 9-12, to start RUNS BATTED Bobby Bonds doubled twice and Hartford Courant’s Sports Department. the team to play 36 of its 42 who are scheduled to play nine winners; ferred before it was decided to "I got a good jump, but it was East Trevino won his first big Lynch bad expressed con lefthander, said, “ and that’s the today against the Twins Dick IN—Mayberry, KC, 80; h i^ over Atlanta Stadium’s seven- scored each time on singles by Garry home games at the Civic home games at the Civic Center With the win. Allied goes into call the game. muddy,” he said. “ I went head- W L Pet GB check in the Westchester in fidence that conditions for the way you ignite a rally.” Woodson, 9-4. R.Jackson, Oak, 76. foot high fence to rob Dusty Baker of Maddox to help the Giants m ^e Juan Center. But the dates were not next season. a four-way tie for first-place. However the Twins were un New York 56 43 .566 1967, finishing in the t<9 1^. He sale could be met. The league considered good. HOME RUNS-R.Jackson, a game-tjdng home run and preserve Marichal the winningest active extoided several deadlines for able to get anything going, Oak, 21; Mayberry, KC, 20. Baltimore 49 41 .544 2^ went on to win two U.S. and two Lynch said Thursday there is the Phillies’ 6-4 victory over the pitcher in baseball. Marichal’s ei^th Boston 51 43 .543 2Vk completion of the deal and on aithough they gave the Red Sox Hits Two Home Runs STOLEN BASES-North, British Open Championships in a possibility the Tams will Braves Friday night, but aside from victory in 13 decisions was the 235th of 5Vi Thursday night Lynch said a scare in the fourth inning. Oak, 28; Alomar, Cal, 22; Cam- Detroit 49 46 .516 the next flve years. come to Providence under bis joy about the catch, something his major league career, one more 6H Riggs Too Strong “ unless a miracle happens, I With two out, Danny Walton paneris. Oak, 22. Milwaukee 47 47 .500 Finley’s owner^p with the else made Robinson happy. than Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Car Geveland 35 61 .365 19Vk doubt we can meet the walked and Danny ’Ihompson PITCHING (8 Decisions)— Track Rhode Island group having an “ Gosh, the fans might have killed dinals. requirements to get the team.” slapped a double with Walton Hunter, Oak, 15-3, .833, 3.32 In Tennis Buildup CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) option to buy it next year. me if Henry Aaron had hit that ball,” Reds 4, Expos 0 He reportedly was to pay stopping at third. Larry Hisle Astros^ Rader Lee, Bsn, 12-3, .800, 2.37. West — Olympic track star Jesse Finley is talking with a then smacked a hard grounder Robinson said. Fred Nomuui teamed with Pedro Finley $700,000 in cash and Memphis group which wants to STOIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, Oakland ' 54 42 .563 Owens will serve as grand $700,000 during the next three SUPPOSE buy tte Tams and keep them in to shortstop Mario Guerrero 233; Singer, Cal, 156. Aaron hit one that no one could Borbon to hold the Expos to five hits Kansas (^ty 53 46 .535 2^ MILWAUKEE (AP) — Bobby Riggs should have little marshal of the first annual years. In addition, the league Memphis, Lynch said. ‘ "They who made a picture-play stop Makes Mets Sick catch, a drive into the left-field seats in the rain-delayed game. Montreal California 48 46 .511 5 trouble defeating Mrs. Billie Jean King in tennis’ planned Charleston Distance Run, to be NATIONAL LEAGUE reportedly sought some have a deadline of next going deep to his right and for his 26th home run of the season was able to get a runner to third base Minnesota 48 46 .511 5 second “ battle of the sexes,” several of Riggs’ contem held here Sept. 1. BATTING (175 at b a ts )- assurance ttot the Lynch group Wednesday.” flipped the ball underhand and the 699th of his career. in the third and to second in the fifth Chicago 48 48 .500 6 poraries said Friday. Owens will serve as starter HOUSTON (AP) — Houston Astro third baseman Doug Mota, LA, .348; Watson, Htn, would have enough money to “ What I’d like tp do is to have across the diamond to first In other National League games, and seventh, but that was as close as Texas 32 61 .344 20Vk for the race, whidi will cover a baseman Carl Yastrzemski for Rader had the flu and the New York Mets suffered. .329. RUNS-Bonds, SF, 85; “ Let’s put it this way—Bobby get close to beating him,” (q>erate the team. Finley bring the team here and YOU Rader slammed two home runs Friday night and Cesar Watson, Htn, 69. the Pittsburgh Pirates swept &e San they could come to scoring. is too much of a player for Sedgman, 46, said. “ The only 15-mile course through the city. the out. Friday’s Games He will also meet with area RUNS BATTEDIN-StargeU, Diego Padres 64 in 10 innings and 7-0 Dodgers 4, Cardinals 3 her,” said former Milwaukeean way for Billie Jean to win is to The Red Sox 11-hit attack also Cedeno contributed another as the Astros administered a New York 12-7, Chicago 2-0, youngsters the evening before Pgh, 70; Bench, Cin, 70; Evans, in a twi-night doubleheader, San FYan- Steve Garvey’s shot off reliever Frank Parker, 57, national keep Bobby out on the court for included home runs by Tommy 6-2 drubbing to the ailing Mets. 2nd game 6 innings, rain the race, officials said. Harper and All-Star catcher Atl, 65. cisco defeated Chicago 54, Cincinnati Wayne Granger in the top half of the men’s singles champion in 1944- at least tiuee hours and that’s Astro pitcher Dave Roberts Boston 5, Minnesota 0 45 and competing here this something Bobby isn’t going to Carlton Fisk. Harper hit his gave up 11. hits and still HOME RUNS-StargeU, P(di, blanked Montreal, 4-0, Houston 15th inning carried the Dodgers to NEEDED enough, shucked his uniform Texas 8, Detroit 6 eighth of the year in the top of 28; H.Aaron, Atl, 26; Evans, defeated the New York Mets 6-2, and their eighth victory in 10 decisions weekend in the Grand Masters let happen.” Horse Racing managed to gain his seventh and ran into the showers. Kansas City 6, Milwaukee 1 tournament. Bryan “ Bitsy” Grant, who Graebner Changes t the first inning, and F4sk complete game for a 10-7 Atl, 26. PAWTUCKET, R.I. (AP) - “ I did it,” he aid, "so I the Los Angeles Dodgers edged the St. with the Cardinals this season. Los Oakland 6, Geveland 5 The match between Riggs, 55, won the first of his 11 Southern smashed a towering drive that season record. STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Just Knighted ($11.60) led aU wouldn’t get any sicker. So I Louis Cardinals 4-3 in 15 iii^ g s. Angeles had pulled into the lead California 8, Baltimore 3 and Mrs. King, 29, has been championships in 1927, said struck high on a light standard Rader connected for his 15th Cin, 37; Cedeno, Htn, 35. the way to win the $3,700 Joe don’t get chilled sitting here. Pirates 5-7, Padres 4-0 behind a three-run first that included planned for after Labor Day. Riggs “ has so many shots that Wants Win in left field in the second inning, homer of the year off John PITCHING (8 Decisions)- Louis Purse race at BLOOD However, I’m not to sick to Rennie Stennett Ut two home runs his 18th of the year. Parker, NY, 6-2, .750, 3.73 Joe Ferguson’s 14tb home run of the Saturday’s Games Riggs challenged Mrs. King Billie Jean just,doesn’t stand a Narragansett Park Friday Matiack in the second inning have a beer,” he added, raising and five singles in 10 trips to the plate chance.” Curtis m iss^ seeing both Brett, Phi, 8-3, .727, 2.78. season, but St. Louis got back one run Chicago Bahnsen 12-9 at New after his Mother’s Day victory night, turning 5 furlongs in :S9 only to have the Mets tie on a hand to the clubhouse man. in leading tee Pirates to their sweep. York Peterson 7-10 over another top woman player, Tom Brown, runner-up at BR(X)KLINE, Mass. (AP)—dark Gfaebner, “ more in homers. He was in the dressing doubles by Felix Millan and STRIKEOUTS-Suttrai, LA, in the first and tied it in Uie fif A when 48. “ I’ve had the flu. Fever and Minnesota Woodson 94 at Mrs. Margaret Court. Wimbledon in 1947, said, terested in winning tennis than I have been in a couple of room cleaning off his glasses John Milner. 139; Seaver, NY, 138. His lOthinning homer decided the first Bemie Carbo homered after Ken all. Really, I got two days off Boston Pattin 9-12 “ He’s just too strong, he’s got “ Everybody talks about the years,” meets ArUiur Ashe in the first half of the semi when Harper cracked his, and The Mets went ahead, 2-1, in game, handing Mike Caldwell the Reitz had reached base on Ron Cey’s FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - (due to sickness) or I’d really Cleveland Wilcox 6-5 at more savvy and he’s got more pressure getting to Margaret finals matches tcMii^t in the $60,000 U.S. Pro (Hiam- was changing his sweatshirt the fourth on Wayne Garrett’s error. Sunrise Time ($11) put on a been weak tonight. But Sunday, Oakland Blue 7-5, N depth to his game,” Parker said Court and how better Billie when Fisk connected. seventh homer. stretch sprint to win the $5,000 pionships at Longwood (Mcket Gub. we will have played 45 days Milwaukee Slaton 7-7 at Kan of Riggs. “ There’s nothing Jean responds to pressure, but "It was very humid out But in the sixth, the Astros featured race at Bay State The 30-year-old bank note without a day off. So getting sas City Wright 54, N Billie Jean can do to win. Riggs reacts better to the there,” Curtis said. “ My hands touched Matiack for three runs Raceway Friday night, salesman from New York sick was a break for me, as it Detroit LoUch 9-9 at Texas Roughly, I’d predict the out pressure than any of them.” kept getting wet and it was with a double by Bob Watson, a covering the mile in 2:00 28. pulled an upset in quarter-final turned out. I was just feeling TV elude 1-3, N come as Riggs, 6-3, 6-3.” Hugh Stewart, upset Masters B aseball harder to grip the ball.” single by Lee May and Rader’s AND matches Friday, downing 23 rundown.” Baltimore McNaUy 8-11 at Australian Frank Sedgman, winner over second seeded Vic Fisk was pleased with Curtis’ second blast. Tennis ' year-old Australian John For Roberts, it was his third Thomas Will Report California Wright 8-12, N top seed in the Grand Masters Seixas Friday, said Riggs is too performance on the mound. Cedeno then collected two Alexander 7-5, 6-4. consecutive complete game, RADII and 1952 Wimbledon champion, smart for King. BRETTON WOODS, N.H. Lootl “ His last two outings, he was RBIs in the eighth with his Rain postponed two other one of them against the Mets Sunday’s Games basically agreed with Parker. “ I don’t care how good Billie ’ (A) — Volvo Intomationid Ten pushing the ball up there,” Fisk homer. Chicago at New York quarter-final matches. said. “ He can throw the bali by July 11 when he allowed 10 hits. “ Bobby has too much control Jean is,” Stewart said. “ She nis Tournament officials.have AND After the game, Rader, who SATURDAY Monday to Redskins Minnesota at Bostem “ I have been indifferent in "He kept nibbling around,” of his game to let Billie Jean just do^n’t have an ounce of awarded the top seed to you if he just throws it. He was 1:30 (24) U.S. Pro Tennis the recent past, concentrating usually likes to sit around and said Astro manager Leo Milwaukee at Kansas City the smarts that Riggs has.” Australian Rod Laver. throwing the ball harder and Championship more on business than on ten chat with whomever gets ciose Durocher of Roberts. Cleveland at Oakland, N Other seeded players in the 2 :0 0 (30) Twins vs. Red CARLISLE, Pa. (AP) - Run mostly over contract terms, after being traded by the Detroit at Texas, N tournament that b e ^ Monday nis,” Graebner said. “ But I Sox, WTIC ' ning back Duane Thomas, who and suspended from all three Baltimore Colts. The Colts got Baltimore at California, N at the Mount Washhigton Hotel dwided to get in good shape for 2:00 Yanks vs. White Sox, this tournament and really give THERE has been involved in controver teams. tight end Raymond Chester in are Jimmy Connors of Bellville, WINF sies with three teams in his Earlier Friday, Allen told exchange for Smith. 111., John A lexan d er o f ALUMNI it a try. It’s work^ so far.” 4:00 (8) Boxing: Mike three years in the National newsmen he did not acquire Smith, summed down to 254, Australia, Fred Stolle of Pitdier Ride Nicola hurled Ashe, 29, got off to a slow and batted Paitade Lanes to a Quarry vs. Billy Wagner Football League, says he will Thomas as a pressure wedge from his normal weight of 280 Australia, Gerald Battrick of start, dropping the first set 48 NATIONAL LEAGUE 98 triumph' over Nassiff Arms 5:00 (8) Wide World of report to his fourth club, the against Larry Brown, the 1972 said the knee injury which kept Great. Britain, Bob Carmichael to his doubles partner, 21-year- Sports Washington Redskins, Monday most valuable player who has him out nearly aU last season, East of France, Terry Addison of last n i^ t at Mt. Ndbo. Nicola old Roscoe Tanner of Lookout WASN’T collected two base knocks. 8 :3 0 (8) Mets vs. Astros, afternoon after clearing up been absent from camp since it should not bother him this year. W L Pet GB Australia and Tom Edlefsen of Mountain, Tenn. He took the se Nassiff’s Pete Naktenls WINF some personal problems in began six days ago. The Miami Dolphins said Chicago 51 44 .537 Los Angeles. cond match 6-4, then rallied to tripled and singled While Mark SUNDAY Texas. Brown refuses to report to three starting players would St. Louis 49 45 .521 win the third, 78, after being m 'Tweedie also contributed two 1:30 (24) U.S. Pro Tennis Redskins coach' George Allen the Dickinson College training miss today’s intrasquad scrim Pittsburgh 44 48 .478 5W down 0-40 in the closing game. safeties. Championship says Thomas can take all the site until the Redskins discuss mage because of injuries and it Montreal 44 49 .473 6 Groman*s Dealt Young Jimmy Connors of ANY 2 :0 0 (22) Twins vs. Red time he needs or wants. his future security, namely the was hoped they, would be ready Philadelphia 43 51 .457 7W Belleville, 111., meets Dick Sox, WTIC Tourney Loss Stockton of Port Washington, The Redskins traded their negotiation of a multi-year con in time for the Dolphins’ con New York 40 51 .440 9 2:00 Yanks vs. White Sox, first draft choice in 1975 and the tract to begin in 1974 after the Connrex handed Groman’s N.Y., and Bfarty Riessen of 2 test with the coUege all-^tars WINF second selection in 1976 to San curreni pact auls. July 27. West thdr first loss in the double- ALUMNI JUNIORS Evanston, ID., is up against 7 3:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec Diego for Thomas, who often Allen said he wanted to add Running back Larry Csonka Los Angeles 63 35 .643 elimination ASA Softball >> Mancdiester Savings and Loan Cliff Richey of Sarasota, Fla., tacular in the rain-deiayed quarter has been described as a depth at the running back posi is suffering from a tom thigh Cincinnati 55 42 .567 7W Tourney at K of C Field in bombed Silk Qty, 128, at the finals this afternoon. 4:30 (3) CBS Tennis problem player when he was tion. muscle, linebacker Nick San Francisco 54 43 .557 8W Plainville by a 138 count. For West Side. Bin PiUard led the The winnefs meet in the Classic with Dall^, New England and A slimmed-down Bubba Buoniconti has damaged a steel Houston 52 48.520 12 Connrex, Bob Tully and John 11-hit winning attadc with three semi-finals after theGraebner- 4:30 (8) U.S. Women’s the Chargers. Smith reported to the Oakland pin in his wrist and end Jim Atlanta 45 54 .455 18W Bassett, the ninth and 10th men hits. Jeff Fledty, Stan Zima Ashe match tonight. Open He was involved in disputes. Raidas’ training camp Friday Mandich has a sore ankle. San Diego 33 63 .344 29 in the order, each went S-for8. and Guy Piccolo each produced One of Bassett’s hits was an two b i q ^ . Tlie finals in singles and Friday’s Games inside-the-park homer. Bob Nurmi had two of the doubles will be played Sunday NEXT BLOODMOBILE VISIT San Francisco 5, Chicago 4 For Groman’s, Mike Reardon losers’ four hits. afternoon. Pittsburgh 5-7, San Diego 4-0, IMNCKSTER GOIMMmr COLlES Angels’Singer Stops 0*s, went 3-for8 and Bob Kowalski 1st game 10 innings clubbed a home run, his third in TUESDAY, JULY 24th i i B DMSIOII Of EXIDBIQN SEMIOS Philadelphia 6, Atlanta 4 tourney play. Groman’g faces DATE. iC(M)KIUTI0inimi1K Rangers Surprise Tigers . Cincinnati 4, Nbntreal 0 the winnCT of the kwers bracket MANCHESTER RECREATION Houston 6, New Yoik 2 ’Tuesday at 6:30 in Plainville. Los Angdes 4, St. Louis 3,15 Tlie winner will play Connrex in TIME 12:45 to 5:30 NEW YORK (AP) - John the Indians. The victory was innings the finals at 8 and 9:15, if Steirtienaon’s two-run sin^e aqd Catfish Hunter’s 10th in a row Saturday’s Games necessary. Both teams are KNIQHT8 OF COLUMBUS HALL a two-run double by Alan and gave him a 15-3 mark. The San Diego Arlin 6-6 at assured a berth in the State PLACE Gallagher highlighted a six-nm loss went to Gaylord Perry, 8- Pittsburgh Briles 88 finals at Stratford. OFFERS TENNIS COURSES third inning that powered the 14, who allowed 13 hits, in San Francisco Barr 7-9 at One final tourney note. Angels and Bill Si^er past the . cluding a 450-foot homer by Chicago Pappas 58 Sportsman’s Tavern was Orioles. FnKOMMPUffiK Reggie Jackson. J(dm Lowens- Philadelphia Brett 88 at eliminated from the ASA event This Ad Sponsored By In posting his ISth triumph tein and Walt Williams Atlanta Sdiueler 5-4, N as they bowed to Gartenbaus of BEGINNING TENNIS: Meets Six Tuesday evenings from and beating Baltimore for the homered for Cleveland. Los Angeles Sottoo 128 at St. New Britain. third time this season. Singer Louis Gibson 98, N ^ Clarke Insurance Agency Manchester Evening Watkins Brothers 6:00-7:30 p.m. Beginning Tuesday, July 24 at the West Montreal Roiko 98 at (Snein- (Herald Photo by Dean Yoot) dropped the Orioles i¥ i games NASCAR NKXXFWDS Herald Watkins Funeral Home behind the Yankees in the AL’s Rangers 8, Tigers 6 nati Nelson 2-2, N CBT Side Oval, Manchester, Tuition: $25.00 The Rangers lashed six con New York Koosman 78 at Holmes f^ineral Home WINF Radio East Divisim. Takes Five Between Innings ^ ^Mirting an imivessive 17-2 SaturdafNIgM SiOOPM. 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Two, he usually works alone. sc(M«d what proved to be the Tigers. It was the biggest in Plainville. Game time will be Manehoalor ConununMy Cctlago, S4S-21S7 or 646-2139 Los Angeles at St. Louis Three, in between innings he li^ U up his favorite pipe Staftonl Motor Speedway winning run on a double by Bert ning agrunst the Tigers this Montreal at Cincinnati 6:30 at the newly lighted Campaneris as the A’s nipped ROUTF 140. STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN.______season. New York at Houston for a few puffs while the teams change sid^. Robertson Park.
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The Experienced Keypunch Super wedding invitations, business experience in general office procedure; Herald is responsible for only visor wanted for second shift, THINK I'UU J t P ^ E TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchiater. Conn.. Sat.. July «i, i ^MANCHEgTER EVEfflNG HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., July 21, 1973'— PAGE THIRTEEN — * -- AntfqBM^______5S Apartmutt$ For Ront 6J ENGLISH riding lessons, for small children. Small depen COMMODE,- oak desk chair, dable ponies, qualified instruc one-gallon crock, decanters, WOODUMD RAYMOND F. DAMATO tor. Potomac Horse Center, large milk can, square oak table, rocking chair, odds and Pony Club C, private $5 an hour ends, 872-2225. ^ MIWOR CENran CIZIZEN9 aiid semi-private $3.50,228-9817. APARTMENTS Proudly Invites You To Another Outstanding Event Wantad to Buy 55 Homeatoad Street TWO BOX stalls in Manchester, available after August 1st. Dai (Off W. Middle Tpke.) DISCOUNT SHOPS ly turnout in pasture, miles of WANTED — Antique furniture MANCHESTER trails. Telephone 646-7937. glass, pewter, oil paintings or other antique items. Any quan Built by tity. ’The Harrisons, 643-8709 UAR HOUSING CORP. Artldaa tor Bale 45 Its Oakland Street. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury apartments. Features wall-to- FREE CHECKING Present One Senior GOLD CARD HOLDERS ALUMINUM sheets used as Rooms Without Board 59 wall carpeting, vanity tile Known for Quality printing plates, .007 thick, baths, built-in oven, range, Order Your ACCOUNTS Citizen Card-Receive 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. THE THOMPSON House - Cot- 10% Phone 643-2711. tage St., centrally located, dishwasher, refrigerator and to aO Senior CSHieaa at Famous for Service disposal, electric heat, 2 air 10%DIS(!0WIT on moot Itonu. large, pleasantly furnished “Happy niqr of our IwaiioiMo. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, conditioners, glass sliding on (In cmoMi cM l See our otlier 00001010 cents each. Inquire side door, for overnight and permanent doors, all large rooms. Full HARTFORD flood mmy dny oicopt hotUar*. Manchester Evening Herald. guest rates. basement storage area, ample I Thought” NATIONAL parking. Starting at $175, BRAY'S DARK RICH, clean loam, S PLEASANT furnished room for Handy to shopping, schools, M BANK -11 Oislir St ess BIADf STBEET JEWELERS yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, working man. Inquire 4 Pearl bus and religious facilities. BIANCHESTEB St., Manchester. m Today! and Trust Ca. I uVwOCH(|| nuNkeita 1ST BIAIN ST. sand, stone, pool and patio Model apartment open for BIANCHESTEB sand, 643-9504. M Manchester l ^ l | , e«S-5171 j ROOM for rent, private home, inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday' SCREENED loam, gravel, nice home for someone away and Sunday. Other times by processed gravel, sand, stone, from home. References appointment. s b b b b b b b b required. 6434745.' 1st Section For yonr A it and Point B and fill. George H. Griffing, An 10% OFF Gall Inquire for details at dover, 742-7886. Call: Supplies, stop in a t ... ROOM for gentleman, kitchen U&R Housing Corp AH regidar priced merdMu- our store. Open Mon.* TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for privileges. Washer-dryer, air- 643-9551 1 0 % conditioning. Phone 643-5600. dlse. Sale* tand fair traded 647-9966 Sat. 9-9:30, Son. 9-8 covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 Roborl Murdock, Realtor merdiaiidlae excluded. E. A. lOHNSON DISCOUNT cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- For detalla on Senior (XtlaeiiB 6587. 238 CHARTER Oak Street - 643-9551 NORTHWAY Room suitable for working StapHan J. Luchon Jr. PAINT GO. Gkdd Onrd privUegeo. lUNclibTER REFRIGERATOR, $20; gas gentleman, private entrance, HOUSE PHARMACY 8up1. - 646-5257 Its BIAIN S’TBEET ClUiPET CENTER, ua stove, $20-50; lav and tub, no cooking, $17 weekly. 649- 1 SM N. BIAIN ST. 311 Main 8t, Manchoaltr aluminum door, 643-2465. 643- 1746, & H ALE BIANCHESTEB LIGGEn DRUG (Next to Top Notch) 646-2130 1442. NEWER duplex, 2-bedroom ets MAIN SIBEET BIANCHESTEB PABKADE ROOM for responsible working apartment, stove, refrigerator, m ete^sei eiMsie MOVING out of state — man, quiet, private entrance, carpeting, heat and hot water, Miscellaneous Items, wine and reasonable. 709 Main St., 649- cellar storage, lovely park-like 1354. ^ yard, parking. Security deposit. CoHitesy and . . . FREE GHEOKINO SERVICE First floor, $220, second floloor. If it's hardware, Manchester Tire CLEAN, pleasant room for $215, 649-1101. E d l9 A d a m $ . . . Consideration to our Oold Card we have it! Senior Citiiens chopper, tools, bric-a-brac, working gentleman, may be CUT M D CURL given to toys, typewriter. 649-8384 after seen at 129 Walker St. alter 6 MANCHESTER — Neill one and HoRon p.m. two-bedroom townhouses, full 393 Broad 8L Senior Citiiens at... Open Saturday 0 • U Noon 4. All day Saturday and Sunday. MANCHESTER for your convenience private basement and en Vfit Senior Citizens’ TAG SALE — Thursday- SPACIOUS room, group living, trances, patios, heat, MAHGHESTER HARDWARE & Sunday, 14 p.m., corner Bissell share entire house, privafe appliances and carpeting in m m m Ooid Cards location. $70 monthly. 643-4903, MANCHESTER and Foster. Aquarium, cluded. From $215-$285 per SET $2.25 DRUB SUPPLY CO. supplies, coolers, paint sets, 646-7378. month. Paul W. Dougan, 877 MAIN STREET 295 BROAD ST. clothes, old Fuller bags, dishes, Realtor, 643-4533, 646-1021. n i MAIN STREET STATE BANK (Oppoelto Sears Roebnek) etc. CONGRESS STREET, MANCHESTER For Senior Citizens MANCHESTER Apartmanta For Ront 53 Mon. to Sat. CALL IMl MAIN STREET CHARLES Apartments — East Ma-4841 *0 -4 0 5 MANCHESTER 643-1161 APPROXIMATELY 20 000 6V4 WE HAVE customers waiting Middle Tpke., 4\4 room oz. wooden carton shells — for the rental of your apartment Townhouse, 1V4 baths, ail Make offer. Call R. Smith, 569- or home. J.D. Real Estate appliances, two air- Giolden AiipUaacea and TV Too! 1330. conditioners, neat, hot water, "The town's leading N O W ..,W o Sarvlcs storage. Basement garage, Years Charges of any kind with Cheddnsr FREE TAG Sale — Saturday and Sun LOOKING for anything in real $230. Charles PonticeTli, M9- hardware store" CITs CompHniontary — SS 9644, 646-0800. Saturday and Sunday^ Accounts VaHiTCCNr, day, 10-3, 60 Florence St. estate rental — apartments, Chocking Accounts, if you’m homes, multiple dwellings, no blau HAPPY MANCHESTER - Half of 2- No Service Charge. 6S or over. furniture stores 16x24’ Above ground swimming fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Unlimited free money BUSH pool. $600. For more informa Associates, Inc. 643-5129. family, 2-bedroom Duplex, in BIRTHDAY tion, call 644-8084. cludes appliances, private base JULY 21 and 22, 12 NOON TIL DANK orders for Senior ClUsens HARDWARE GO. ••••••••••t••••••••••••••••• ment, nice yard, $195 per with savings accounts. / » gJT T n« caaMcncuT swat NEW 3-bedroom apartment, 7M MAIN STREET I MSI TMJST COrWUlT Fonnerly EBITH'S Boata-Aecoaaorloa 46 air-conditioneed, kitchen month. Paul W. Dougan, ADS Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. VERNON MANCHESTER Of Manchester appliances, carpeted, private 3 Branch OtHeea 1118 M ain S treet To our 15’ LYMAN boat, trailer, 35 h.p. entrance and basement, yard, SU-4U1 MANCHESTER - Jefferson NATIONAL BANK In Manehoator Open Dally tIU 0 p.m. Senior Citizens Johnson motor, $630 or best parking. Lyndale Street. offer. Phone 649-8739. Apartments — 3 rooms, $175. 48 UNITS OF PROVEN TOWNHOUSE DESIGN VERNON dROLE Sat on StSO Available August 1st, $265 over 801 monthly. 649-4844. Wall-to-wall carpeting, dis 18’ ALUMINUM cruiser with hwasher, appliances, sliding DIRECTIONS: WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, END OF CONGRESS STREET GOLD CARDS STATE ------twin outboards, tandem trailer, glass door to private porch. 64^ M. I Senior Citbens Geld For Photographlo Needs and We Carry a Full Line ^ i V t r i t j j MAN4.Hibi*n ciHfiii 5684974. 1440, 647-1342. WELCOMED AT ''/ IRIf PARK RIAU OI 1HI- Heh> to Senior Oitlsens, of Tooraine Paints and PRESIDENTIAL ' Cards ore honored at SEE: 15’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star, 35 YIUA8EAPTS. MODERN 3 room carpeted Wallpaper Supplies. Offers Reduced h.p. Mercury, Snowco tilt apartment, appliances, trailer plus extras. $750 or best MANCHESTER parking, air-conditioning, W< Admissions to Senior offer, 646-7679. One and two bedrooms. spacious grounds. Hilliard NASSIFF SALEM NASSIFF Street. After 6, 649-7289. CAMERA * PHOTO SHOP PAUL'S Citizens on all film Near schools, churches • PAINT ft programs. Harden Produeta 50 and shopping center, on A R M S C O . t o MAIN ST. WALLPAPER SUPPLY FIVE room apartment, 2- 7« MAIN STBEBI bus line. Call anytime. bedrooms, garage, first floor, Ml BIAIN STREET MANCHESTER 645 MAIN STREET au-uai Enjoy Yonrself — BUCKLAND Farms, native available August 1st. Security M7-81M MS-7SW M8HKM Get Out To See A Bfovle fruits and vegetables, sweet deposit. $180. 643-2353. m MAIN STREET corn our speciality. Corner 646-2623 •U-INS Adams Street ana Tolland THREE-Room apartment, We want everyone to know that ’Tpke., Manchester. •••••••••••••••##••••••••••• appliances, air-conditioner, ALSO OFFERING DISCOUNTS TO SENIOR CITIZENS ARE High School, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Pentland 'The Florist, carpeting, basement storage Damato, when he builds, h^ builds to Houaohold Qooda 81 and laundry facilities, parking, THE FOLLOWING; Adams Jewelers, Beltone Hearing Services, Petite Beauty Shop, Reed’s Inc., The Book Shop, Turnpike TV, MANCHESTER Marvel - Heat near shopping and bus, first- enhance the charm of Manchester. Inc., Billie’s Beauty Shop, Capitol Equipment Co., Inc., Conn. Urbanetti’s Shoe Repair Shop, Vincent’s F o ^ Haven, Sam CLEAN USED — refrigerators, paid, carpeted 2 bedrooms, floor, 117a per month, heat and modern appliances, dis DESIGNED Institute of Hairdressing, Coret Casuals, Jon-Ly Coiffures, Land Yuyles. ranges, automatic washers hot water Included. Call Peter We want our tenants to be Just as with guarantees. See them at B. hwasher, parking, air and man, Realtor, 649-9404. 0* Fashion, Logan Mills, Lovely Lady Beauty Salon, Manchester D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main more, $199. Homeiinders, Fee proud of their apartments and St., Call 643-2171. $20, 5494980. 924. MANCHESTER — 6-rooms, 3- bedrooms, garage, adults, no grounds, as we are.. WITH YOU Halp Wantad OLDER MahoganyMahog desk with THREE-ROOM apartment, pets, occupancy August 1st. 3* Halp Wantad 35 Help Wantad 35 Situation Wanted 35 Doga-BIrda-Pota 41 formica top, white vinylInyl swivel pleasant convenient suburban $130. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, chair, $75.'643-9508, 9-4;30. location, like private home, 646-2440. RESIDENT' jsuperintendent for MACHINISTS - All around, LAUNDRY Man, full-tim?. LOOKING pe PEMBROOKE Welsh Corgis, lawn, basement. Working large apartipartment complex overtime and fringe benefits.. bookkeeping |obs to do in my East Hartford Convalescent AKC registered, males, $75 TWO piece living room set, adults, 643-2880. 4V^ ROOMS, second floor, heat, wanted. Please call 528-1300 LaPointe Industries, Rockville. home. Call 6 9-9273, 8-8 p.m. IN MIND Home, 745 Main Street, East ! each. One fluff, $50. Phone 1- very good condition. Sears gas, hot water. No children or after ll a.m. for appointment. An equal opportunity employer. Itortford. 537-1627. washer, used 3 months, FIRST floor, clean 2 bedrooms, pets. 649-4068. WOMAN with 21 month old excellent condition. Call 9-2 heat paid, appliances, parking, SALESMAN — Swimming pool' WAITRESS- Part-time, 7 p.m. MACHINIST — Part-time, mor daughter needs job desperately. AFGHAN, two years old, AKC, p.m., 646-1640. basement, laundry facilities, ei^rie n ce helpful. L eau and till midnight. Apply in person. nings, The Amerbelle Corpora Experienced in work such as black and silver female, $150. $185. Homefinders, Fee $20,549- office furnished. Commission.Conunission. housekeeping, babysitting and Mister Donut, 2an WestMddle tion, 104 East Main Street, Call 6464343. CARPETS — Wholesale to you 6980. 90-7. VILLAGER Full or part-time. Economy Tpke., Manchester. Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry maid. Willing to learn new Builders, at our warehouse. The C a i^ t 2-0647. Passardi, 875-3325, between trades. Must have furnished EXCELLENT vacant 3 large APARTMENTS living quarters. Call Edith at CHIHUAHUAS - One white, Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., RECEPTIONIST - Monday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op- Manchester. 646-8568. rooms, ceramic bath, cellar, DIRECTOR, Christian educa through Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. "^rtunity employer. 7 4 2 ^ . smooth coat male; and one porch,. appliances, utilities, Five-room, 2-bedroom (own tion, part-time. 20-30 hours per Apply in person. Piano’s Motor black long coat, male. $125 up. near center. 647-1145, 649-6896. house, wall-to-wall carpeting, week. Salary, $3,000+, com- TWO girls want temporary 228-9817. 39” ELE(7TRIC Range, suitable Inn, 100 East Center St., for cottage. Phone M3-7981. fireplace, 2 air conditioners, mensivate with training and Manchester. MANCHESTER residents - houseclraning work. Call Nan BUS LINE — 2 bedrooms, heat appliances, heat and hot experience. Responsible for We need licensed real estate cy or Karen at 647-1336 or 643- SIAMESE kittens, adorable FIVE rooms of furniture, in paid, appliances, parking, full water, tiled baths, washer directing, church school and LEGAL Secretary — people, full or part-time. Join 0812. blue-eyed Sealpoint. Well basement, laundry facilities, youth program with emphasis the “Home Team.’’ Excellent markeo, reasonable. 742-6520. cluding all gas stove with and dryer hookup, patio. No Experienced preferred. Local heating unit, washing machine, $177. Homefinders, Fee $20,549- on leader ualning and resource office. Five day week. Phone commission plus bonus for each Doga-BIrda-Pata 41 6980. 86-15. pets. development. Send resume to listing. Call Bill Wolcott, 568- small organ, sewing machine. 643-2181. ^SIAMESE kittens, 3 males, one Second Congrraational Church, 8200. Member of Manchester Call 643-^2. Call 649-7620 IRISH Setter, 11 months old, female, $15 each, 643-1928. YARD for kids — large 2- c/o Winthrop Richardson, RIM, NmI ost |wr s44s m4 m4i, thsi'l and Hartford Board of AKC registered, raised with bedroom double, washer-at7 er, 1 BtWK)«ll »P»RTIBIT W 2 BEDMOM APMtnilEIITS <245 2 SRoSTfflUtrMHITi 1 )4 MTHS, <265 Box 45, Coventiy, Conn., 06238. Realtors. Sflil jBIMM I• primmjsTTI Dal If HI Ml. children. Needs n od home with arking, appliances, basement, room to run. Call 648-4184. machine, moving must sell $125 Call ' 649-0891. fIW. Itometinders, Fee $20,549- GAS station attendant needed, 6980. 87-9. MANCHESTER - Completely 2 Uva Stock 42 p n cn IKCLUDE HEAT. HOT .A TE.. ATEtlAHCElPAI«IHIA AI..CO»OITIOHlHa.AU,TO..AlLSHA.CA«PETIHO.roU, OAEE.EIITA PATIO. WANTED full time, ^ply in person, GREAT DANE - Male, 1V4 renovated 5-room apartment, Gorins Sport Car Center, Route years old. Good with children. COLONIAL red pepper tweed stove, refrigerator, neat, air- BEAU Meadow Farms — couch and matching chair, FOUR room apartment. Second ■ 83, Talcottville. Reasonable. Call between 5-9 Offers riding and jumpiiig floor, stove and refrigerator. conditioning and hot water in p.m., 647-1112. excellent condition. Best offer. cluded, on bus line, 646-1180. EXPERIENCED AUTOMOTIVE lessons. Horses boarded, Call between 5-7 p.m., 649-8251. $140 and security. Call at 354 MALE art-time, full-time, pasture, trails, two rings, hunt Center Street. Featuring responsible&le guy for general Articloa tor Sato 45 course, 648-1175. retajl work in downtown tVOeS OF THE fdOUHO DEP'X T h e fie l d e r s DOOKKEEPER Manchester store. Good UDSEOHEIKI working conditions. Call 843- THE SUM - As assistant offics managsr by wall known, ss*| 7453. T he shortstop 1 & 2 bedroom Townhouses. The latest in Hotpoint tablishsd local dsalsrship. Prsfsr nun with I BOOTS OtJE- ^ and maintain fiberglass tub, scientifically engineered sound appliances, 14 cubic foot refrigerator, self-cleaning range, knowladga of all phasas of gsnaral ladgorl RN for Director of Nursing, in control walls, bath vanity, free ample parking close to your through trial balance. Excollont working con-1 an A-1 convalescent home, ap super quiet dishwasher, air-conditioner, color co-ordinated ditions plus many company bsnsfits. Our proximately 100 beds, centrally door. Thermopane windows, vinyl wall coverings In baths and located in suburban town to SALEH decor. Som e units with V / 2 baths, full private basements with HnipniNT amployas know of thia ad. Writs Box NN, Hartford. A wonderful place to your own hookups for washer and dryer, private entrances, kitchens, security lock, on premises superintendent for ef Manchaator HoraM. work! Send resume to Box AA, Manchester Herald. Tm siKSTiiMim iMsa sliding glass patio doors. Your own private patio. Easy to clean ficient service. Walking distance to shopping, schools, playground pool and churches. Natural ice skating pond. 190 Ralph Rd., Manctwttar I FULL-TIME saleswoman, (Radareed Farma area - off Hlllatewn Road) mature with experience July 21-22, 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. preferred. Apply In person S o WHAT g im m e anew ) JOBS AVAILABLE Treasurei Sboi^, Manchester ANTIQUES — Carved love seat, carved corner chair, pair T he catcher fluffs ^PITCHER lor Men and Women Parkade. matching tiffany style glass shades, cut glam, china, snow A THIRD DOES THE people figurines, tin-top table, iron bed, etc. STRIKE- MANAGER M We are starting another training class for Weavers. If WAITRESS and kitchen help, finally you are Interested In permanent full-time work. In days or evenings, full or part- SPECIALTY ITEMS — 1967 Dodge Dart, very low mileage, DO? new tires, excellent condnion. Old fashioned tiffany style Manchester and want to earn while you learn, come time. Apply in person. Top Hat Roast Beef, 257 Broad St., diamond ring. Old fur coats. Curved top trunk. In and discuss a career in Textiles with ua. Manchester. Company paid fringe benefits Including profit BARGAINS — Good used furniture, toys, books, records, Q/kUiFJ ter 3 Furnished Models to view. kitchenware, small appliances, picture frames, old but THE sharing, good pay, and ,no traffic or parking TWO female cashiers wanted, tons, curtains, linens, camping equipment, sports equip CARL eKSktHE Models open daily 12 Noon until Dark. one full-time, one part-time. AHPERSOF, IRC. problems. Apply today at ment, old jewelry, old music (vocal, piano, strings), Apply Big L Discount Store, 913 BRSKlHEli UW: Or call 646-6363, 646-1021, 643-4535 Main St. glassware, clothing. CHENEY BROTHERS No pravlom HeMODBureKs hbaksalltue 31 Cooper Hill Street BULLDOZER operator for Rain Data July 25 ^ 29 COFPLAIRT^ . Manchoeter, Conn. heavy equipment. Experienced. FINANCED BY SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER Call 6464488 for appointment. A •rr PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,. Sat.. July 21. 1973 Out of TowihFor Solo 75 Apartmmtt For Rmt es Fumtthtd Apartment* 94 j^ C ^ T E R EVEaWIG HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. July 21 ig?3 - PAGE FIFTEEN Out otTown- Houaaa For Solo 72 Hou$e$ for Solo 72 Lol$-Lond For Solo 73 For Rant 99 BOLTON About Town APARTMENT PROFESSIOt^AtS - Fur SIX-Room OilimialCape, U(i nished 2-bedroom Townhouse, ANDOVER— Five-room apart baths, 2-car garage, 3 bedrooms M CK YARD CHEFS Member of the VPW RENTAL OFFICE appiiances, dishwasher, dis ment, stove, refrigerator, ~ ' no up, large chm ts, nice enclosed Y09 will be in your glory here Auxiliary will meet Sunday at 7 Rep. Blumenthal We have a large variety of posal, air, parking, rard, clean, pets. Security deposit. Siim. 643* yara, new paint, new amesite, BOLTOh on this private patio with biiilt p.m. at the Holmes Funeral deluxe one and two-bedroom S250. Homefinders, Fee Jao, 549- 1408, 742-6100 close to schools. Low 30’s. Rare importunity — Buy <»e in barbecue, one stq> from Home, 400 Main St.,' to pay apartments and townhouses 6980. 90-13. Owner, 6496039. of these beautiful wooded lots pool. Seven-room Ranch, cme respects to the late William ns Post throughout Manchester. Ren GROVE Street — Rockville. HIGHWOOD ESTATES now and build later. One-acre acre of trees, three bedrooms, Edwards, whose grandmother, tal office open daily from 9-5, UTILITIES paid, furnished one Pleasant four rooms, second PRIME Neighborhood — 12 lots situated in Brookdale two Obituaries ^yclist Magnider Soutb' Windsor —------Injured Vicar Appointed * Mrs. Aurelja Caselli (Continued from Page One) Robert W. Hershberger, 23, Mrs. Aurelia Caselli, 94, of of 62 Wetherell St., is listed in answer questions, or even, take 169 Charter Oak St., died this serious conditional Manchester the oath. At St, Peter^s morning at the Memorial Memorial Hospital today after In the Senate hearings, Hospital in Hollywood, Fla. She an early morning accident in Strachan’s most heated denials was the widow of Anthony The Rev. Frederick H. which Ue motorcycle he was Caselli. were aimed at Magruder, Who Foerster m o f Binghamton, operating was in collision with had been his boss when N.Y., has been appointed vicar Mrs. Caselli was bom Feb. 9, a car operated by Bruce J. 1879 in Fubina, Italy, daughter Magruder worked at the White of St. Peter’s Episcopal Giurch McAlpine, 19, of 26 Marion Dr. House. During the campaign, of Peitro and Angela Sala in South Windsor and will A passenger On the motorcy Stella, and had lived in Bolton the roles were nearly reversed, assume his duties on Aug. 1. cle, Marie Paquette, 27, of with Magruder reporting to his The ai^intmemt was made for 37 years before coming to Willimantic, was treated and old sobordinate. by the Rt. Rev. J. Warren J. Manchester in 1946. She was a released at the hospital after “ As a result, Mr. Magruder Hutchens, Episcopal Bishop of member of Bolton Grange. the accident, which occurred at frequently tried to avoid the Connecticut. The Rev. Standish Survivors are two daughters, the Center. reporting system,” Strachan Macintosh has been serving as Mrs. Anna C. Ruddell of Police say that Hershberger said. Magruder filled in interim vicar since the Rev. Manchester and Mrs. Angela made a U-tum on Center St., Haldeman directly on projects James Birdsall resigned last Partigliani of Maramar, Fla.; near Main St. and was in colli and several nieces .and that were going well, but trased year. sion with the McAlpine car, nephews. off the bad ones with a sketchy The Rev. Mr. Foerster has which was eastbound on Center account to Strachan, he said. been serving as curate at Christ The funeral will be from the St. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Strachan denied that Church in Binghamton, where Police say that no one has Magruder told him about G. 219 W. Center St., with a Mass he was ordain^ a priest on been charged in the accident Gordon Liddy’s $1 million of the Resurrection at St. March 25,1972. and that it is still under in proposal to use bugging, James Church at a time to be A native of Saginaw, Mich., vestigation. burglary, prostitution and kid announced. Burial will be in St. the new vicar gradual from naping in the Nixon re-election the Fairborn, (Ohio) High James Cemetery. Rev. Frederick Foerster campaign. Sdiool in 1962 and attoided the III “ I certainly would not forget U.S. Naval Academy, An Tracy Ellen Denis Area Police 'it. Mr. Magruder certainly did napolis, Md. He received his BA Philadelphia Divinity School of Tracy Ellen Denis, infant not give me that information, degree in 1968 from hfichigan the Episcopal Church, he began daughter of Michael and Carol VERNON and certainly not those State University. Upon g ra d a I z his ministry as deacon and Sabins Denis of 348 E. Middle Jeffry L. Chastain, 18, of 52 details,” Strachan said. tion, he noarried (3ierie Lynn [ll curate at Q ^ t (Church. I i Tpke., died Thursday at Village St., was charged on a Magruder said he told I- Haight of Jackson, M idi., alw a . The Foerster’s first child, Manchester Memorial Hospital Crcuit Court 12 arrest warrant Strachan about Liddy’s second, 1968 graduate of the university. Stefan Peter Foerster, was shortly after birth. with fourth-degree larceny in $500,(XI0 bugging scheme, but After receiving his master of bom June 11 in Binghamton. Other survivors are her connection with the July 17 Strachan also denied hearing divinity degree from the paternal grandparents, Mr. and theft of two tires from the Ver about that. Magruder also said he filled in Strachan completely Mrs. Paul Denis of Garemont, non area. I N.H.; her maternal grand Police say that at the time of about the meeting March 30, Coventry parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth his arrest he was found to be in 1972, at which he says the final Sabins of Windsor, Vt.; and her possession of a “ small quantity Watergate wiretan>ing plan maternal great-grandmother, of marijuana” and was ad was approved and assign^ a Mrs. Albert Lord of Kittery ditionally charged with illegal budget of $250,000. He said he Moore Jo b Hunting Point, Maine. possession of a controlled non sent Strachan a memorandum The funeral will be private. narcotic substance. detailing the number of people Burial will be in St. James He is being held in lieu of a tobe hired and the wiretapping Town Administrator Dennis hiring process, which could Cemetery. $500 surety bond and will be gear to be purchased. Moore is job hunting, and has take several months. The Holmes Funeral Home, presented in court Monday. But Strachan said all he told the Town Council it should Moore said he has sent 400 Main St., is in charge of received was a brief, general start looking for his successor. resumes to several com arrangements. Edwin Clements, 36, of notice that made no mention of Moore made the announce munities, which he did not iden electronic surveillance. “He ment in executive session of the tify. There are no calling hours. Ogden, Utah, was charged with >5. first-degree criminal trespass, told me, and I am repealing his council Monday night, accor Bradley said the town will third-degree criminal misdhief, words rather precisely, ‘a ding to council chairman Albert advertise soon for candidates to and interfering with a police of sophisticated political in Bradley. It became public fill the vacancy. Rate Hikes ficer in connection with an inci telligence gathering system has Friday. dent early today on Village St. been approved with a budget of His reason, Moore told the Blamed On He is being h6ld in lieu of a 300,’ ” meaning $300,000. council, is that he is ready to $750 surety bond for court Mon “ Unfortunately, he neither Prepare For Salvage Attempt broaden his professional Nuclear Woes day. gave me, nor did I ask for any experience. He has been in Family Ends further details about the sub Coventry four years. HARTFORD (AP) - One of Bike Trek ject,” Strachan said. Crew members work on gear as a team of divers make ready to leave for a spot 45 miles Moore said Friday, “ I have the youngest witnesses ever to Strachan also admitted his enjoyed my stay in Coventry south of Nantucket Island where the Italian luxury liner, An^ea Doria, sank July 1955. GLOUCESTER, Mass. (AP) appear before the Connecticut Appointments role in delivering two cash very much and it was difficult The compression chamber, or habitat, measuring 5 feet by 12 feet in which the men will — Washington State Atty. Gen. Public Utilities Commission shipments from a secret $350,- to decide, but it’s time to look Slate Gorton and his family (PUC) said Friday that the pre Announced 000 campaign fund controlled live while probing the wreckage on the 10-day expedition, is in the background on a dock in elsewhere.” arrived Friday at his family sent rate requests of two major by Haldeman but denied Fairhaven, Mass. (AP photo) He g a i n e d that he didn’t HARTFORD (AP) - Dr. A. home after a 49-day cross utilities were a result of knowing that the money was want to leave the town w i^ u t Howard Mc-Laughlin of Wood country trip — on bicycles. problems at the Millstone destined, for the pockets of an administrator for any length bury has been appointed Gorton had originally planned Nuclear Power Plant. Watergate figures. of time, and this is the reason Connecticut Dental Com to finish at his alma mater, John Bigos, 17, of Enfield said Strachan said that after for his announcement now —so missioner by Gov. Thomas J. Diving Teams To Seek Dartmouth College in Hanover, Millstone’s existing generator talking to Dean he gave the the council can initiate its had been shut down more than Meskill for a term ending June N.H., but decided to push on the 30, 1978. money to Frederick C. LaRue. rest of the way to Gloucester. 400 days since it opened in When LaRue received the se December, 1970. The cost of the He succeeds Dr. Bartley A. Andrea Doria Treasures A family spokesman said Oie Fahey of Stamford. cond, larger shipment he closings, including the cost of Illegal Gift group arrived at 3 p.m., and donned gloves, said “I never He said the divers will always replacing lost power, exceeds Other appointments include; FAIRHAVEN, Mass. (A P )- anything more than WASHINGTON (AP) - The turned in early for a good saw you,” and refused to give travel together because of —Eileen Pleva, Norwich, A specially built diving tank is photographs. chairman of Ashland Oil Inc., night’s sleep. ^ $20 million, he said. the blonde, baby-faced reappointed to the Board of the key that a team of Califor dangers in the expedition. Rodocker said backers have Orin E. Atkins, has The trip began June in Olym Bigos, who graduated this Strachan a receipt, Strachan Education and Services for the nia divers believe will enable spent $100,000 on the project pia, Wash., for Gorton, his wife year from Suffield Academy, said. acknowledged the corporation blind. New appointees to the them to reach the reputed $4 More than 50 divers have already, and those working on it made “an extremely regret Sally, and children Todd, 14; appeared as an intervenor op “ I became more than a little board include Richard Conant million in cash and valuables on reached the ship in the 17 years “have agreed not to take any table” illegal $100,000 cash con Sarah, 13, and Becky, 11. posing rate increase requests of suspicious, frankly, after hfr. of East Haddam and Shirley D. the sunken liner Andrea Doria. since she sank, but few have wages until the money from the tribution to President Nixon’s The only difficult time was the Connecticut Light and LaRue put on the gloves. I did Lebowitz of West Hartford. Don Rodocker and Chris been able to bring back ship is recovered.” 1972 reelection campaign. when he was hit by a car in Power Co. and the Hartford not know what to say, so I said —Gordon C. Jackson, Hart Delucchi, both of San Diego, Erie, Pa., and had to have 40 Electric Light Co. The com nothing. Nor did I know what to Watergate special prosecutor ford, William R. Mongillo, New were to leave today with a sup stitches in a leg cut. He rented panies are subsidiaries of the do, so I left,” Strachan said. Archibald Cox said the con Haven, and Joseph S. Klinski, port crew of 10 men aboard a a car-for a time (o ride behind Northeast Utilities Co., which Strachan said he didn’t take tribution apparently was Portland, reappointed as alter fishing trawler for the site of solicited by and delivered to the rest of the family still on owns the Millstone plant. that as being part of the cover- nate labor members of the the sinking 45 miles off Nan bikes. Bigos gained an insight into up. Highway Bill Maurice H. Stans, chairman of State Board of Mediation and tucket Island. the Nixon campaign finance Gorton termed the trip “a Millstone’s costs and problems “ In fact, there was only one “ when he made them the subject Arbitration for six-month terms The 697-foot liner sank in 225 committee. fantastic learning experience.” from July 179 occasion when I was expressly of a research paper last feet of water July 25,1956, after asked to do something that I semester. colliding with the Swedish ship Deadlock Ends knew was improper and which I His interest in Millstone \yas Stockholm. Fifty persons lost About Town could see was aimed at a cover- WASHINGTON (AP) - A sparked last summer when he their lives. trust fond on buses in fiscal up. That related to my up^ three-year $20 billion federal helped clean up after a massive Miss Lynne Howland of 128F Rodocker and Delucchi plan year 1975, which begins next coming grand jury testimony of highway bill that would permit fish-kill caused by thermal Highland St. will serve as to lower their 12-foot diving July 1. In fiscal 1976, Uie entire professional April 11, 1973, and I refused to Highway Trust Fund money to pollution from the plant. hostess Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. tank into the ocean, and live in $800 million earmarked for ur do it,” Strachan said. be used for city bus and rail Since Northeast Utilities at Lutz Junior Museum. it for 10 days while they make ban rolls could be spent on Strachan did not explain lines in the third year has been REMODELING CONSULTANTS forays into the Andrea Doria. either bus or rail lin^. opened the Millstone plant it further. recommended by a House- INC. Rodocker, an instructor in un During the fiscal year which has experienced 64 failures in Senate conference. derwater diving, said the diving began July 1, states wishing to safety equipment, Bigos said. The conference had tank will be connected to the build rails instead of roads Yet the company is building a deadlocked for 2Vk months trawler on the surface which would be required to'^tum back Modernize v^th second generating unit and has before approving the com i t i will pump air and water to it. their highway funds and receive plans for a third, he said. Turbo Train Destroyed promise bill Friday. Rep. the professionals He said the tank will serve as an equal amount of general tax Bigos said Northeast should James C. W ri^ t, D-Tex., the MONTREAL (AP) - A turbo cident occurred in a west end a decompression chamber revenues in return. • Aluminum Siding concentrate on correcting conference chairman, train on a test i m for the U.S. railway yard. when he and Delucchi return to The original Senate bill called PHONE problems in the first unit before predicted the bill would pass • Free Estimates Amtrak system collided with a Edmund Well, a brakeman on the surface. for spending trust fund dollars it builds additional generators both houses. ______646-1460 • Fully Insured Canadian National freight west the new train, said it appeared Their target is an extimated on mass transit over the entire that might have the same The deadlock resulted from a of here Friday, injuring 11 per the eastbound freight was shif $1 million cash, another $1 three years of the bill. The problems. dispute over whether the trust 485 E, Middle Tpke. Manchester sons, and d e s tr o ^ g the U.S. ting onto a siding when the two million in negotiable bonds, and House bill limited the fund to Meanwhile, the problems are fund should be opened up for train, authorities said. trains collided. The passenger jewelry, art treasurers and highway uses. Member Manchester Chamber ol Commerce costly to'consumers, he said. non-highway mass transit The injured included seven train struck the tail end of the other valuables believed on It is significant that Connec projects. ticut Light and Power’s 7.6 per U.S. railway officials. No one freight. board. The compromise would keep was seriously hurt. Twenty-five Rodocker said some o f the cent rate increase last Octqber The U.S. train derailed, burst the trust fund intact for one and the pending request both persons were aboard the $2 valuables are in two purser’s into flames and was later more year before gradually million turbo train when the ac- offices and in the ship’s two came after Northeast began declared a total loss by its opening it up to expenditures on banks. experimenting with nuclear manufacturer. bus and rail lines. HOSPITAL power, he said. The four-unit turbo, built by Election Set He said the group has studied Hie legislation also includes United Aircraft of Canada Ltd., funds for the nation’s interstate BUENOS AIRES, Argentina blueprints of the Italian ship was one of two such trains highway system. APPRECIATION FUND (AP) — The government has and believe they know where purchased by Amtrack last The bill would allow cities to selected Sept. 23 for the next the valuables are located. December for $4.1 million. The spend $200 million from the House Passes presidential election, which trains were scheduled for former dictator Juan D. I^eron delivery in August, a Manchester Memorial Hospital Fund Bill is expected to win easily if he spokesman for United Aircraft 71 Hhynes Street, Manchester runs as expected. said. a • President Hector J. Cam- For PBS All the injured were treated pora, a loyal Peronist elected in ALL WORK WASHINGTON (AP) - at a nearby hospital. They in r " " ...... — — — ...... - ...... ^ March, resigned July 13 so Public broadcasting, whose cluded representatives of the Peron can run himself. Peron GUARANTEED future was threatened last year U.S. Railway Safety Board, I Enclosed Is my donation to the Manchester Hospital Appreciation Fund, t * was president from 1946 until by presidential vetoes, has been Amtrack and the Hlinols Cen 25 years’ experience I N am e...... J 1955, but the military did not let voted a proposed $175-million tral and Milwaukee railroads, him enter this year’s election. ■ Address ...... -...... | two-year budget by the House. authorities said. j Am ount ...... I The House passed a com- V. promise public broadcasting BITUMINOUS bill 363 to 14 Friday and sent the ‘ * bring in your vacationing guesta — ^ L.... ______! measure to the Innate, which • they wiiienjoy our i DRIVEWAYS, PARKINS LOTS, has passed a similar version. Rep. Harley 0. Staggers, oldfaehionedetorel * TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. DW.Va., chairman of the House Up to $150., Supporting Donor Commerce Committee and ‘ ‘ li dt buy your #j Fast Service; Free Sstimates floor manager for the bill, said Mvmiiys IMinimi, saMd $150. or Over, Master Donor he expected the Senate to go along with the House version G&H PAVING without a conference. That For more information caii Burt Dittus, Deveiopment Direc would send it to President I . I DAY 649-5233 NITE tor, 646-1222, Ext 334. Nixon. f. JULY 21 thru JULY 27 ick Foenter I vinity School of hurch, he began iS deacon and t Church. r’8 first child, Foerster, was Binghamton. iting which could nths. he has sent everal cora- le did not Iden- the town will r candidates to E nds ek ♦ *s.-' l, Mass. (AP) ate Atty. Gen. id his family at his family 49-day cross- n bicycles, linally planned alma mater, ge in Hanover, I to push on the to Gloucester. !sman said the t 3 p.m., and 1 for a good June in Olym- orton, his wife ren Todd, 14; BCky, 11. nilt time was t by a car in ad to have 40 nit. He rented ^ ride behind amily still on I the trip “a ; experience.” I V 'vl MKTS Cash Hosts Country Bash l e tsionals Singing star Johnny Cash will host the premiere of **Dean Martin iiding Presents: Music Country,** a progtmm featuring top stprs in the country tes music field. Taped in Nashville, Tenn., the country music capital of the d world, the shine will premiere Thursday, July 26 at 10p.m, on NBC-TV. ihester lerce TV PAGE 2 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD SATURDAY, JULY 21 SATURDAY, JULY 21 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ,TV PAGE 3 (22) THIS IS YOUR LIFE (18) WILBURN BROTHERS Showbeat- Tonight, July 21 (24) JOST j a z z (40) PAUL LYNDE (30) BLACK EXPOSURE — 93W — Liucy^s Eyes Over Boone^s Nose? Daytime TV, Monday — Friday _8:30__ (3) MARY TYLER MOORE — 6:00 — — 8:00— ‘ ' — 8:30 — (3) CBS NEWS — 10KH) — (24) MISTER ROGERS — 4.-00 — (18) CAR AND TRACK (8-40) BURNS AND (3) SUNRISE SEMESTER (3) MOVIE (3) PERRY MASON (8) NEWS SCHREIBBR^ — IrtW— (3) ANDY GRIFFITH (18) RIGHT ON (22) PARENT GAMf them. 1 said I'd do it only in ta for a Datsun 240Z. And I — 6:10 — (8) DIALING FOR (8) MOVIE (20) MAKE ROOM FOR (18) PORTERbVMGONER By Dick Kleiner DOLLARS (3) JOYCE BROTHERS (20) WASHINGTON (30)Jk^YD BRIDGES DADDY the take, not in the rehear was married for three (8) DAVEY a GOLIATH (8) WHArS MY UNE (18) JOANNE CARSON (20-22-30)Mo v ie months. I'm still married but (20-22-30) DINAH SHORE DEBATES / / — 8:00 — (22-30) NBC NEWS "M ayerlln^(1968). sals. 1 was scared of those (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (20-22-30) SOMERSET iSlIlEW S HOLLYWOOD - (NEAl - eyes. They are more powerful I'm not working at it. She's a — 7:00 — (24) SESAME STREET (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (24) TURNING POINT (24) ,/oiLBERT AND (3) NEWS (40) LEAVE IT TO (22) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) SESAME STREET (18) MOVIE Bruce Davison, the actor who than Boone's nose. ’ great lady — she lives just (30) NOT FOR WOMEN (40) LOVE, AMERICAN (30) McHALE’S NAVY (40) REASONER REPORT SULLIVAN went to the rats in "Willard" down the hill and I go there (8) CARTOONS BEAVER "Paratroopar*’ (1953). is currently playing Patrick in As for Bea .Arthur, he is and change pants." ONLY STYLE ' — 7«0 — very impressed with the rap (20-22-30) TODAY SHOW — 10:30 — (40) ALL MY CHILDREN — 0:30 — •Marne.■■ with Lucille BalL Fred Werner is doing the (3) AUDUBON WILDLIFE and Bea Arthur. It is. one port she and her husband. (20-22-30) BAFFLE — 4:30 — (3) BOB NEWHART music coordinating on — 8:00 — (40) DICK VAN DYKE THEATRE gathers, a more pleasant ex Gene Saks, who is directing "Marne." and has this to say — 1:30 — (3) MERV QIFFIN (8) LAWRENCE WELK (18) GOSPEL JUBILEE perience. ‘ the film, have (3) CAPT. KANGAROO (18) NEW ZOO REVUE about how the leads — Lucille (40) JACK LaLANNE — 11:00 — (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS (20) NBC NEWS Ball and Bea Arthur — are (8) NEWS (8-40) LE rS MAKE A DEAL (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE (22) NEWS There is the matter of Lu "He'll say 'Er. and she'll (22) MIKE DOUGLAS — 10:00 — cille Ball s eyes which. Davi say, 'Yes. | know. " Bruce singing. (20-22-30) SALE OF THE (20-22-30) DAYS OF OUR (24) MASTERPIECE — 8:30 — (30) GILLIQAN’S (3) MISS UNIVERSE son says, have more power says. "Lucy's singing is fine. " CENTURY LIVES THEATRE ^ (8-40) JIGSAW than Richard Boone's nose. (8) I LOVE LUCY (40) W HArS MY LINE ISLAND says Werner, - for an actress. (40) ROMPER ROOM — 2:30 — (3b) HEE HAW^ (24) DAVID SUSSKIND When I got this job 1 listened (40) I LOVE LUCY (40) AVENGERS "When I was a kid. " he For Davison, this part is — 11:30 — (3) LOVE IS A MANY — 11HI0 — says. "Paladin was the only another step up He's starred to her 'Wildcat' album and I — 9K)0 — (3) LOVE OF LIFE SPLENDORED THING show I could stay up late to in small films and now he's was infpressed. Since that (3) HAP RICHARDS — 5:00 — (8) NEW^ (8-40) BEWITCHED (8-40) DATING GAME (18) JIM a TAMMY — 7:30 — (18) RIFLEMAN watch. I loved Boone. Then, got a major part in a major time her voice has iost its (8) PHIL DONAHUE (3) GEORGE KIRBY HOUR high notes, for some reason, (20-22-30) HOLLYWOOD (20-22-30) DOCTORS . t24) MISTER ROGERS (4b) ABC NEWS last season. I did a Hec Ram film. But he still hasn't had (20) ROMPER^ROOM SQUARES (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC sey with him. HiS nose is what he feels is a part he so I've had to arrange the (22) KITTY TODAY — 3:00 i— (30) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (20) RLM — 11:30 — magnificent — it draws you likes. Yet. the surprise quick songs down to fit her current (30) MIKE DOUGLAS — 12:00 — (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (40) McHALE’S NAVY (22) JONATHAN WINTERS (8) MOVIE like a magnet. ie hit, "Willard.' has made abilities. (40) STRUM a DRUMMERS (3) NEWS (8-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL (8-40) PASSWORD (20-22-30) ANOTHER — 5:30 — "But Lucy's eyes have even him a success. "Still, on such a tough — 8KW — (20) HAVE GUN-WILL number as. If He Walked into — 9:15 — (20-22-30) JEOPARDY WORLD (20) MAKE ROOM FOR TRAVEL more power. In the picture. "Success. ' he says, "has (3) YOGI BEAR (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY I'm supposed to look into allowed me trade in my Toyo My Life.' she's doing very — 12:30 — — 3:30 — DADDY (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY (22-30) NEWS well." — 9:30 — (3) SEARCH FOR (3) RANGER STATION (22-30) HOGAN’S HEROES (18) DEL REEVES COUNTRY (40) THRILLER (3) GAMBIT TOMORROW (6-40) ONE LIFE TO LIVE (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY (22) NOT FOR WOMEN (40) NEWS (20-22-80) EMERGENCY — 12:00 — & BOUTIQUE (8-40) SPLIT SECOND (18) LIVING WORD (24) SILENT COMEDY FILM (3) MOVIE ' ONLY (20-22-30) WHO,WHAT, OR (20-22-30) RETURN TO 5:55 — Omar Sharif, as Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria, and VILLAGE BRIDAL SHOP (40) FLINTSTONES — 8:30 — "The V.I.P.S (1963). a WHERE PEYTON PLACE (3) NEWS Catherine Deneuve, as 17-year-old Maria Vetsera, portray (20) JOHNNY CARSON • WEDDING GOWNS star-crossed lovers in “Mayerling,’* a romantic, historical (3) BRIDGET LOVES BERNIE (8) BASEBALL (30) MOVIE • BRIDESMAIDS GOWNS drama on “NBC Saturday Night at the Movies,” July 21 at "Dead of the N Ighr (1945). 9 p.m. Meta vt. Houston Astros • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE DRESSES Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Kelly Rd. Monday, July 23 Tuesday, July 24 Open: Thurs.-Frl. 10-9 Vernon Circle Tel. 643-4809 — 6KM) — Sunday, July 22 (3-8-22) NEWS — 8KI0 — (8-40) MOVIE (8) EIGHTH DAY — 6:00 — (18) I SPY (3-8-22) NEWS "Rolling Man." (1972) (20) FILM (3) CBS NEWS RETRO (20) WESHINGTON DEBATS (18) I SPY (18) MANCINI — 7:00 — (22) LAUREL AND HARDY SPECTIVE (24) SESAME STREET (20) OTHER WORLDS GENERATION (8) THIS 18 YOUR LIFE (30) CONNECTICUT (8) BLACK OMNIBUS (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) SESAME STREET — OKIO — — 7:30 — WEEKEND (18) NEW DIRECTION (40) DANIEL BOONE (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (18) 700 CLUB Sylvania: (40) DANIEL BOONE (8) WORSHIP FOR SHUT-INS (40) CONVERSATIONS WITH SINGERS — 6:30 — (24) INTRENATIONAL (22) GOSPEL HOUR * — 1:30 — (22) WILD KINGDOM (3) CBS NEWS — 8:30 — PERFORMANCE (30) RING AROUND THE (3) MOVIE (24) SILENT COMEDY FILM (8) ABC NEWS (3) CBS NEWS — 9:30 — WORLD ‘■Ring of Fire." (1961). FESTIVAL (22-30) NBC NEWS (8) ABC NEWS (3) SIX WIVES OF HENRY — 7:48 — t (8-40) ISSUES AND (30) WORLD OF SURVIVAL (22-30) NBC NEWS VIII ANSWERS (40) AVENGERS — 7:00 — (3 ) CHRISTOPHER YEAR SALE (3) MOVIE — 7KI0 — — 10KI0 — (24) U.8. PRO TENNIS CLOSEUP — 6:30 — "I’d Rather Be Rich." (f964) (3) UNTAMED WORLD (8-40) MARCUS WELBY, (40) SACRED HEART CHAMPIONSHIPS (18) AMAZING GRACE STEREO (8) TRUTH OR (8) TRUTH OR M.D. (30) JUNIOR TALENT SHOW (20-22-30) NBC NEWS CONSEQUENCES CONSEQUENCES — 8:00 — r (24) DOUBLE REED (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH — 2KI0 — — 7:00 — (18) DICK VAN DYKE (18) DICK VAN DYKE — 10:30 — (8) CATHOLIC CHURCH (8) MOVIE (3) FACE THE STATE TELEVISION (20-22-30) NEWS (20-22-30) NEWS (18) LIVING WORD "Mutiny." (1952) (8) PARENT GAME (24) FORE (24) ZOOM (24) FORE (30) COLONEL CLOWN (20) BASEBALL (18) TEACH-IN (40) ABC NEWS (40) ABC NEWS RAOIOS — 11:00 — White Sox at Yankees (20-30) WILD KINGDOM (40) CHRISTOPHER (22) BASEBALL — 7:30 — — 7:30 — (3-8) NEWS CLOSEUP (22) NEWS (8) POLICE SURGEON (3) I’VE GOT A SECRET Twins at Red Sox (24) ZOOM (18-22-30-40) NEWS — 8:18 — (30) WELLS FARGO SPECTACULAR SAVINGS (18) MOVIE (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT (20) HAVE GUN-WILL (3 ) ADVENTURES OF (40) MOVIE (40) IT TAKES A THIEF < "Crulsin down the River." (1953) (18) JONATHAN WINTERS TRAVEL (20) FILM (20) FILM > GUMBY Rachel Carson, the late “Girl In Room 13." (1961) — 7:30 — Summer Hours Close 12 Noon Sat. (24) JANAKI (3) DICK VAN DYKE (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Ida Lupino portrays the (22) POLICE SURGEON 8e30 author of “The Silent Spring — 2:30 — — 11:30 — (3) CAPTAIN BOB (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE (24) CHAN-ESE WAY strong-willed mother of (24) BOOK BEAT of Rachel Carson,” dis (30) ADDAM8 FAMILY (30) MOUSE FACTORY (30) ANIMAL WORLD (3) MOVIE (8) CAPTAIN NOAH (20-22-30) WORLD OF three daughters who devises "Madame." (1961) cusses her . controversial — 3.-00 — DISNEY (40) POLKA (40) DRAGNET (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS (3) CBS SPORTS STANEK ELECTRONICS an insidious plan for finding (8) MOVIE book dealing with (24) MAN BUILDS — — — 8:00 — SPECTACULAR 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649 -1124 8:00 husbands for them in "Black Gold." (1947) ' pesticides’ effect on man MAN DESTROYS (8-40) ROOKIES “World Premiere: I Love a (3) MAUDE (40) JACK PAAR — 9:00 — and his environment Sun (30) MOVIE (8) DEAL WITH THE ISSUES (3) INTERNATIONAL ZONE — 8K)0 — (20-22) ROWAN AND Mystery;” Monday, July 23 . — 1:00 — day, July 22, at 6 p.m. on "Confessions of a Nazi Spy." (1939) (3) M*A*S*H MARTINS LAUQH-IN (18) ADVENTURER (8) CARTOON CARNIVAL — 3:30 — at 9 p.m. on NBC-TV. (8) JACK PAAR (22) EARTH LAB CBS-TV. (8-40) FBI (24) LEONARDO: TO KNOW (20-30) BASEBALL WORLD (8) ANYTHING YOU CAN DO (18) GOD’S GOOD NEWS HOW TO SEE (24) EVENING AT POPS (30) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (18) AMERICAN RELIGIOUS (40) LATINO — 11:30 — (24) EVENING AT POPS (30) EVERYBODY CAN BE (24) HOW DO vbuR — 8:15 — (3) PAINTING TQWN HALL IT DOES '■ Make a Difference Where You Save! SOMEBODY — 8:30 — . CHILDREN GROW (20-22-30) ALL-STAR BASE TV Notes I!... — 9:30 — (8) DIALOGUE — 4:00 — BALL GAME (3) WE BELIEVE (3) MANNIX — 9rf)0 — — 11:00 — (22) SPORTS ACTION (18) MAYOR’S HOUR -ft -C t A INSTANT (3) HERE’S LUCY Mark Lenard will re-create (8) MAKE A WISH PRO-FILE (18) CHALLENGE OF TRUTH (3-8) NEWS — 8:30 — — 4:30 — (20-22-30) HEC RAMSEY (8-40) MOVIE (18-22-30-40) NEWS (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 the role of Sarek, Mr. Spock’s (30) JONNY QUEST (30) ADELANTE EARNINGS father, for the new animated/ (40) JEWISH HERITAGE (3) CBS TENNIS CLASSIC vS AVIMGS "Man Trap" (1961). (40) MAKE A WISH — 9.-00 — (18) 700 CLUB “Star Trek” series, premiering (8) U.B. WOMEN’S OPEN (8-40) MOVIE ;|Wrr. — 10:00 — — 12:00 — (18) JOURNEY TO ADVEN 5% Dividend paid — 9:30 — on NBC-TV’s Saturday morning (3) LAMP UNTO MY FEET (3) ABOUT PEOPLE A s s t) < 1 V r t (j M schedule this faii. TURE (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN rrotn day of depoaiL (3) DORIS DAy (8-40) CURIOSITY SHOP (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE (20) TO BE ANNOUNCED (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE (24) MASTERPIECE 4 tim es yearly. (24) BOOK BEAT (20) INSIGHT (22) 8ILENT8 PLEASE ■ancw«sT«s»i etssst riwasciat tasTiTSTiaa Host A1 Green will raak^ his (30) LET US CELEBRATE (22) LLOYD BRIDGES THEATRE — 10:00 — initial appearance on NBC-TV’s — 8:00 — — 9:30 — ______1007 MAIN ST.. MAXC H E S T E R a E O U T B S I, COVENTRY (3) MEDICAL CENTER “The Midnight Special,” Satur — 10:30 — (30) LEE TREVINO (3) UFO (3) LOOK UP AND LIVE (40) ROLLER DERBY (3) BARNABY JONES (24) THE SESSION day, Aug. 4 at 1 a.m. Guests In- (18) COUNTRY PLACE (18) ORAL ROBERTS , — 10:30 — clude Bobby Womack, (30) CATHOLIC SERVICE — 12:30 — (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (3) FACE THE NATION -.10.-00 — (18) LIVING WORD Civingston Taylor, the — 11:00 — (30) MISTER ED Stylistics, Ramblin’ Jack Elliot (3) CAMERA THREE (8) MAKEJT REAL (18) LIVING FAITH — 8:30 — (20-22-30) NIGHT GALLERY and Foghat. (8-40) BULLWINKLE (20-22-30) MEET THE PRESS (18) JIMMY SWAGART (22) CELEBRITY BOWLING (24) FIRING LINE — 1:00 — (22) LASSIE MANCHESTER President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto (3) YOUR COMMUNITY (30) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN — 10:30 — “Watergate: This Week,” a of Pakistan, making a state (3) PROTECTORS two-hour prime-time special visit to the U.S., will be the r (22) MANCINI GENERATION OLDSMOBILE SAL^ program recapping and guest on' “Meet the Press,” I Furniture — Carpet 7 (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS "Your OtdsmofaH. Daotr " analyzing the week’s Sunday, July 22 at 12:30 p.m. on b a u — 11:00 — deveiopments in the Watergate NBC-TV. Interviewing Presi I T Bedding — Appliances J (3-22-30) NEWS 512 WEST CENTCR ST. - 643-1511 hearings, will be presented on dent Bhutto will be Norman I Furniture Stores Friday nights at 9 p.m. on NBC- Tuesday Weld and Martin West are high school students Cousins of Worid magazine, 1115 M A IN STREET, MANCHESTER • — 11;30 — whose romance is aided when he is h)rpnotized into* (3) NAME OF THE GAME TV during the weeks when the John B. Oakes of the New York (8) ABC NEWS network is covering the believing he is in'love, in “Lord Love a Duck,” a comedy Times and Pauiine Frederick of (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON NEW or USED hearings on a rotationai .basis. , on “NBC Friday Night at the Movies,” July 27 at 9 p.m. NBC News. TV PAG^ 4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD SATURDAY, J^LY 21 Wednesday, July 29 - s$id A uvnt'‘ ZOTO’8 PERM — 4:00— (24) FRENCH CHEP (18) SPORt ACTION (20-22-30) SEARCH (3-8-22) NEWS (40) ABC NEWS PROFILE (24) WALT HARPER R ^ t s o M l " -for readers (18) I SPY (20-22-30) AOAM-12 A T PALLINGWATER Inelmdmt Shampoo, Cut (20) OTHER WORLDS (3) TH E NEW~PRICE IS (24) NEW HOME FOR and Styh, (24) SESAME STREET — 10:30— RIGHT THE ARTS (18) LIVING WORD (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (8) LETS MAKE A DEAL For Appolntmont Cal ■ (40) DANIEL BOONE (18) JOHNNY MANN'S — 11KN)— 848-2808 (8-40) M O ^ '* * (3-8) NEWS If'- — 8:30— SINGERS "Th* Lattart” (1973) (3) CBS NEWS (20) FILM (18-22-30-40) NEWS OOLDEN CHARM (18) CELEBRITY BOWLING (20) HAVE GUN — (8) ABC NEWS (22) WAIT TILL YOUR (20-22-30). MADIGAN (20) HAVE GUN — WILL TRAVEL w m m FATHER GETS HOME — 8«0— WILL TRAVEL (24) MAKING THINGS GROW (24) JANAKI 1143 Tolland Tpka. IWmber of (3) DAN AUGUST Burr Comora (22-30) NBC NEWS (30) CIRCUS (18) 700 CLUB — 11:30— — 7:00— (40) DRAGNET (3)JNOVIE Manchoatar. Distinguished Achievement Awards Winner 1972 — 9!308 > ^ h e Tunnel of Love” (1958) "LaFa Gat Togothar at ttio (3) MERICAN ADVENTURE — 8:00— (8) MOVIE (8) TRUTH OR (24) MAN BUILDS, GoMon Charm” (3) SONNY AND CHER MAN DESTROYS "D.O.A" (1949) CONSEQUENCES (8-40) THICKER THAN (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON By BETTY DEBNAM (18) DICK VAN DYKE WATER — lO-OO- (40) JACK PAAR TONITE (20-22-30) NEWS (3) CANNON Read All About a New Eidiibit on News Reporting! iw«iiJWi|iiw«WBIIBl'''«8*''' ...... n J — A ^ VlY« The history of news reporting is the theme Thursday, July 26 — 8:30 — (8-40) KUNG FU MCKAGE/ (3) CBS NEWS (18) 700 CLUB f STORE of a new exhibit at the Henry R. Luce Hall (8) ABC NEWS (20-30) IRONSIDE — 8:00 — (24) SESAME STREET (18) CANADIAN PRO MANCHESTER of News Reporting at the Sihithsonian’s Mu (3-8-22) NEWS (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH — 9:30 — PARKADE (18) DICK VAN DYKE (40) DANIEL BOONE FOOTBALL (24) JUST JAZZ (20) OTHER WORLDS (20) HAVE GUN-WILL FUIX. SELECTION OF seum of History and Technology in Washing — 10:00 — TRAVEL I IMPORTED (22-30) NBC NEWS (8-40) STREETS OF SAN ton, D.C. FRANCISCO AND 7:00 — (20-30) MUSIC COUNTRY DOMESTIC The exhibit shows how the coverage of (3 ) NATIONAL (24) GILBERT AND WINES t iNiMVL. GEOGRAPHIC SULLIVAN FOR ALL I A news has developed over the past 200 years, (8) TRUTH OR — 10:30 — LIQUORS CONSEQUENCES - p l u s - from Colonial times to the present. (20) NBC NEWS (18) LIVING WORD (22-30) NEWS (22) MUSIC CpUNTRY h a r v e s t HILL Visitors can listen to famous news broad (24) ZOOM — 11:00 — DISCOVERY (40) ABC NEWS (3-8) NEWS ' BRANDS " casts from the past. They can see how tele (18-22-30-40) NEWS — 7:30 — MASTER CHARGE vision news coverage has developed. They can (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE (20) HAVE GUN-WILL (22) THRILL8EEKERS TRAVEL PERSONAL CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED - '' i read about the history of newspapers, cartoons, (24) ERICA (24) AVIATION WEATHER V ..fc- (30) WAIT TILL YOUR — 11:30 — T E L. 649-0446 comic» and advertising. FATHER GETS HOME (3) MOVIE V 't i l i am . (40) DRAGNET "A Bell for Adano" (1945). ' T rri A t one time, during the 1930’s, movie thea ' — 7:45 — (8) MOVIE (24) THEONIE “Dark Venture" (1956). mtmaiii ters showing only news (or newsreels as they (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON — 8:00 — (40) JACK PAAR TONITE were called) were popular, Viewers can see (3) THE WALTONS (8-40) MOD SQUAD some of these famous newsreels in a theater (20-30) HELEN REDDY The Boston News'Letter, started in 1704, was the first continuously (22) BASEBALL published Colonial newspaper in this country. It was also the first next to the exhibit. Dick Gregory and Mort Sahl, Red Sox at Tigers American newspaper to run an illustration. A drawing of the Rngliah (24) PLAYHOUSE NEW two topical comedians, join Inventions that marked the turning points YORK with Helen Reddy on “ Flip flag was published in January of 1707. Detective Lieutenant Mike Stone (Karl Malden, left) BIOGRAPHY Wilson Presents the Helen Red in'news reporting are also on display. These questions Boyd Caldwell (Dick Sargent) as to the alleged dy Show,” Thursday, Aug. 9 at 8 — 9:00 — p.m. on NBC-TV. Singers Peter accidental death of a businessman with political (3) MOVIE include the telegraph, wireless, camera, tele aspirations in “ Shattered Image,” ABC-TV’s “ The Streets Allen, Fanny and Billy Preston “The Moon Is Blue" (1953). of San Francisco,” Thursday, July 26 at 10 p.m. will also be featured. type, tyj)ewriter and steam engine (to power the presses). Friday, July 27 Of special interest to children is the “News Con Detective Sheet” that can be picked up by — '6:00 — — 8:00 — gress (22) TO TELL THE TRUTH — 11:00 — (3-8-22) NEWS (3) 60 MINUTES (24) MAN BUILDS, (3-18-22-30) NEWS gave all the younger visitors as they enter the hall. (18) I S P Y (8-40) BRADY BUNCH MAN DESTROYS (20) HAVE GUN-WILL (20) OTHER WORLDS (20-30) SANFORD AND SON out On it are a list of rare newspapers and objects TRAVEL <1 (24) SESAME STREET ' (22) BASEBALL (24) AVIATION WEATHER mourmng which they are to try to find. A few of these (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Red Sox vs. Tigers (40) DANIEL BOONE (24) WASHINGTON WEEK IN badges to — 11:30 — are'shown on this page. REVIEW reporters at (3) MOVIE Photos courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution, Wash "The Last Sunset" (1961). ie_*,j..7TrF**4«ww« tending President Lin — 6:30 — (8-40) NEWS ington, D.C. (3) CBS NEWS (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON coln’s funeral. (8) ABC NEWS — 8:30 — (8-40) ODD COUPLE The exhibit hall is — 1:00 — The cartoon character named for Henry R. — 7:00 — (20-30) LITTLE PEOPLE (8) MOVIE (24) BLACK PERSPECTIVE “Yellow Kid,” drawn by Luce, a famous editor (3) AMAZING WORLD OF "Voyage to a Prehistoric Planet" R. F. Outcault, appeared KRESKIN ON THE NEWS (1965). J-. and publisher. With the (8) TRUTH OR (20-22-30) MIDNIGHT The blue-back spellers in the first of the Sun SPECIAL help of a friend, he < CONSEQUENCES — 9:00 — b y Noah W ebster helped day color comics on Peb- (18) DICK VAN DYKE (3) MOVIE ruary 16,1896. started Time Magazine (20) NBC NEWS set a standard for spell in 1923, He also started (22-30) NEWS "Hot Millions" (1968). Atlantic Heating Cil (24) FORE (8-40). ABC NEWS SPECIAL ing in our country. Web several other magazines, (18) 700 CLUB When some Confederate including Sports Illus (40) ABC NEWS (20-30) MOVIE L.T. WOOD CO. ster also wrote a dic 51 BIs m II St. 843-1129 — 7:30 — “Call Me Bwana" (1963). publishers ran short of trated in 1954, His wife, (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING (24) EVENING AT POPS V t ■ tionary and edited a Claire Booth Luce, is a VA . For 24 Host Bomor Sonrico, Phone 649-3701 (8) LASSIE newspaper. Millions of newsprint during the playwright and former (18) MOVIE •— 9:30 — Steve Forrest portrays a “Fire Over Africa" (1954) Civil War, they printed editor. She also repre (8-40) COLLEGE ALL-STAR convicted murderer who children learned to spell y (20) HUMAN DIMENSION FOOTBALL Don WILLIS Garage sented her state of Con (22) LET'S MAKE A DEAL \ seeks to be released from SPECIALISTS IN using his book. He lived thdr newi^pers on the (24) WORLD PRESS jail in “ Hangman’s Wages,” WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND necticut in Congress, — 10:00 — from 1758 to 1843. back of wallpaper. (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (24) CHANGING MUSIC a Hec Ramsey episode of the b r a k e s e r v i c e Wheel i . .,./g Henry Luce died in 1967. (40) NANNY AND THE - — 10:30 — “ NBC Sunday Mystery GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Alignment | PROFESSOR (18) LIVING WORD Movie,” Sunday, July 22 at 8 649-4531 — 18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER p.m. ______I------■ News Puzzle-le-do'“ Meet the Inventor of the Interview Horace Greeley founded Super Sport: Kathy Whitworth ACROSS 1 t 1. You can see news on T T ^ the New Yor^ 'fribune in, a ...... 1841. It bec«*ne one o f the \ Kathy Whitworth is one of * V* .. h . 2. The Mini Page is a r ~ most pov’crful newspapers the all-time greats in women’s 2 in the country. He worked ^golf. Since 1958, she has won ver>^ hard for the rights of lore than 60 tournaments 3. Have y o u ...... Ubor, anti-slavery, women’s ^ d better than $400,000 on the paper? - 4. R ep orters...... ''rights and many other re the Ladies’ Professional Golf the news. M / forms. On August 20, 1859, / Association Tour. Kathy has 6. You hear news on it. __^ he printed the first inter an ■excellent attitude and DOWN ^ ■ view, using the exact wprds great vcdncentration, which of Brigham Young, the' also hrfps her game a great 1. A machine that helps & deal. Mi^. Whitworth, who you write. j Mormon leader. This caused Horace Grerfey (1811-1872) 3 has turned down many mar 5. Y ou use it to take j ANSWER BOX / a great stir, and many peo i > riage proposai&,Jives in Texas. pictures. , oi^u ‘9 ple considered it unfair. To- , aiAau *9 MDO01 > Scuba diving and treasure 7. Y ou write on it. Mdvd X p«oa *g day, interviews are common. ^ taj9mtK> -g jsdvdBMoa 1 ' J9|fJM9diC^ *I UOT8|A»|»^ 'I hunting are two of her favor 8. W e like to find it out. :iuM>Cl m ojoy ite hobbies. A newsboy o f today covers his route! Do the math. Color by number. ^sellow Newsboys... Mini Jokes A Part of Newspaper History! 3 red Newsboys delivered and ^4- \jTov Secret Do: Decode the message under each blank. Match the -answer with A postrider would the number and then the letter in blow his horn as he each block- Then read the message. 'P rode into town. S q U \ i What's black ond vdilte and ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ a »juuuuuUkMJi, a\\MOs(s wdes The postrider was the mounted mailman of the ^vr>Q\e read all over? Colonial times. He carried newspapers in addition to the mail, and was the important news carrier Bennett (1795-1872) Day (1810-1889) lo+iO/HXi 10-5 James Gordon Bennett Benjamin Day started toe • for around 100 years. So much time was spent de ^ t started the New Y ork Herald New York Sim in September, <^PPC in 1835. In order to report toe S T j 2 X 7 S T ? livering news and newspapers that this slowed up news as fast as iMasible, he 1833. This was toe first suc the mail. There is a new stamp out about the post used 'toe latest piethods of cessful newspaper to sell for a (XHumunication, auch as toe penny. In addition to the 2XS sTz rider. It was issued on June 22. It is the third in telegraph. He used bold news, it carried stories about toe police court and crime. 21 20 i y 18 17 a series about communications in Colonial times. U . T S R Q Pictures courtesy of Smithaonian Institution, Washington, D .C. m mtmm ■liliiiiTfiii I iiiji 111;- Draw dot 5 6 “War to dot and 55 99 N ew s, then color the 51 “Yellow Kid,” by Caton the first color 53 comic! Woodville 51 was painted in 1846. Pictures courtesy of / Smithsonian Institution, r ^ , MH Washington, D.C. 43 Our war with Mexico lasted from 1846 to 1848. It was caused by a land dispute. Many people felt the war could have been avoided. As a result of this war, our country gained sev eral western states. There were telegraph lines as far south as Richmond, Virginia. 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