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MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1975- VOL. X aV , No. 268 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS
May Be Reached by Sept. 1
Positive Movement Reported
Toward Mideast Peace Pact
By United Press International They said SMretary of State Henry changes and technical ground demand that Egypt pledge to refrain from Israeli diplomatic sources today Kissinger, who has been mediating the arrangements in the Sinai. the use of force in exchange for an Israeli reported positive movement in negotiations in Washington, would One of the technical points concerns the withdrawal deeper into Sinai. negotiations with Egypt for a new peace probably resume his Middle East shuttle presence of U.S. technicians at electronic Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin may be pact in the Sinai Desert and said they were diplomacy next week. spy installations in and near the Gldl pass forced to postpone a scheduled official optimistic an agreement could be reached Israel reviewed the Egyptian response in west-central Sinai, the sources said. visit to Austria beginning Aug. 24 if by Sept. 1. to its proposals Wednesday and then asked ‘‘Optimism is maintained after Kissinger returns to the region next week. “ Israel and Egypt are in a continuous Washington for clarilications on Cairo’s analyzing the last 24 hours,” a diplomatic But the sources said no decision would be movement toward the. better,” one position. source said. "Some progress has been made on a postponement until Monday at diplomatic source said in Tel Aviv. " ’The The Israeli sources said the made. But not all has been overcome. the earliest.
movement is definitely positive.’’ clarifications dealt with territorial Some clarifications are considered The Knesset (parliament) w|ll convene necessary.” Monday to discuss the status of the Other Tel Aviv sources said Israel negotiations. Rabin may use the occasion experts Washington to provide the infor to spell out Israel’s stand to the nation. mation before next Sunday’s cabinet Inventory Increases meeting. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat also The diplomatic sources said, “It is very reported progress in the negotiations and likely that Kissinger will resume his shut Seen As Good Sign said Israel had become more flexible in Its tle next week, and there is optimism that demands, narrowing the gap between the agreement can be reached by Sept. I. two countries.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Retail and million compared with' a 32.6 millipn “By and large, the principles (in the Sadat, in an interview published
wholeule businesses increased inven decline in May. agreement) are more or less clear.” Wednesday in the Beirut magazine A1
tories in June for the first time in five Since January, when backroom stores The sources would not go into detail, but Hawadess, said Egypt has not bowed to
months, the Commerce Department said were at a record high of 3271.9 billion, in the principles involved reportedly include Israeli demands but Israel has made con
today In another strong indication that the ventories have fallen 2.9 per cent. all nonterritorial issues such as Israel’s cessions to Egypt.
recession is coming to an end. Inventory analysis is one of the
Retail Inventories rose 3175 million and goverpment’s key barometers of wholesale 386 million to end four months economic health. When business has more
of liquidation which had contributed to a goods than it can sell, it stops production
slowdown in industrial production and and lays off workers. But as inventories No Opposition Voiced
higher - employment. rise, production and unemployment also Manufacturing and accompanying increase. employment generally pick up as To Water Company Sale wholesaler and retailers buy goods to in The sign^s from retailers and crease their inventories. wholesalers that they have increased The Manchester Water Company’s Frank Jodaitis, administrator of the town Despite the increases at the wholesale buying is an indication that the production proposal to sell all of its holdings to the water department. Mars Lander Launch Delayed and retail level, overall inventory liquida of manufactured goods should improve. Town of Manchester drew no opposition Representing the water company were tion continued In June for the fifth con- Administration officials have said the yesterday at an hour-and-a-half public Matt Moriarty Sr., its president airi chief A model of the Viking Mars Lander sits with its solar panels open as space ' secutive month. Manufacturers with recession ended In the s'pring and that the hearing by the state Public Utilities Com stockholder; Fred Thrall, general agency officials explain the latest delay in the spacecraft’s launch from record backlogs of goods continued to sell economy is' on. its way to recovery. The mission (PUC). manager, and Hugh Joseleff, its .counsel. Cape Canaveral. A drained battery has delayed the launch at least until Aug. from their storerooms and their Inven Commerce Department’s report on inven AM who spoke favored the transfer, Joseleff urged the PUC to rplease its 32 and reduced chances the Viking might land on Mars on the U. S. Bicenten- tories dropped 3900 million. tories supports that administration posi authorized last November in a townwide decision at least by Sept. 2, the date es nialJuly 4, 1976.,(UPI photo) The total decline for the month of 3640 tion. referendum and at a cost to the town not to timated by Town Manager Robert Weiss exceed 32.25 million. for legal transfer of the holdings. The Manchester Water Co, services The hearing, required by state law, in about 3,700 customers in Manchester’s volved mostly technical aspects, witb North End. When the transfer takes place, Police Main Target in Boston Strife PUC staff engineers doing the questioning. their water rates, now higher than those III— 11 — ------... Representing the town were Charles charged town customers, would be McCvthy Jr., assistant towp .manager; lo w e ^ . State regulations specify one fee : BOSTON (UPl) — Reports of whites and ’Trouble began Sunday when 4,000 whites allegedly tried to run down a' polieeman "Mos'tly what’s being bombarded now is Jay Giles, director of public works; and schedule by water departments. blacks stoning yeUcles marked the fourth and 2,000 blacks faced each other at a with his car. police vehicles,” Landry said. “AM the consecutive day of racial strife in Boston. demonstration at Carson beach in South "We’ve'got close to 300 police now,” in roadways are blocked off around these Most of the reports of violence Monday Boston. Insults were exchanged and some addition to the regular men on duty said projects anyway.” through Wednesday involved blacks threw objects in that confrontation. police spokesman Norman HaUiday. The At a Wednesday news conference. Indians Communists Back throwing objects at police and at cars On Monday, police reinforcements werg relnlorcements Included all of the l^ m a n Mayor Kevin White said ”We will not driven by whites. Police confirmed a sent into a predominantly black section of riot-trained Tactical Patrol Force, canine abandon this city to any hoodlums, white black man fired two shots into the air to the city when groups of blacks threw units and detectives from various bureaus. or black, who act under the cover of some Curbs on National Courts frighten white youths who stoned his Objects at cars. Similar trouble broke out TPP units bad to be sent in to the alleged injustice pr infringement.” NEW DELHI, India (UPI) - The The Supreme Court is scheduled to go delivery truck in South Boston Wednesday on following nights. Roxbury section Wednesday to protect Meanwhile, (Tov.' Michael S. Dukakis general secretary of the pro-government into session Aug. 25 to hear a challenge afternoon. Spokesmen for three local hospitals said firemen h o ^ g down a burning car near pledged state support to quell any distur one of three housing projects. Police infor bances. Communist party of India has advocated against parliament’s right to challenge the Also, police said white youths stoned 36 people were Ipjured, including eight constitution. passenger buses in South Boston, and cars mation officer George Landry noted most However, "The police cannot do the job the Indian constitution be amended to policemen, between Wednesday afternoon The case will determine whether or not in Hyde Park and Dorchester. A black of the trouble occured “along the streets alone,”^ the mayor, said, “people have to assert the supremacy of parliament over and early todqy. the nation’s courts. a constitutional amendment rushed mhn told an official of Boston City that border the projects.” get involved.” Three people were arrested. Including In an interview published today in the through parliament last week placed Hospital be was stoned while in a car in twp blacks, aged 10 and 15 who were ap- CPI-oriented newspaper Patriot, C. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s election South Boston. A white woman said she was pr^ended after a policeman was struck Rajeswara Roa called the' distinction malpractice appeal beyond the venue of caught in a hail of rocks thrown at the by a rock. One man was arrested after he One Arrested in Hartford the courts. black man. between fundamental rights and the con stitution’s principles “artificial.” The pro-Moscow CPI has staunchly sup HARTFORD (UPI) — At least one per Police said about 21X1 persons were in He said the three articles in the constitu ported India’s state Of emergency Ford Impressed by Social Security son was arrested during some rock and volved at the height of the disturbance tion dealing directly with the rights of the although political sources say it has bottle throwing in a section of Hartford located in about an eight block area Supreme and High courts should be caused dessension among rank and file WASHINGTON (UPI) - President the steady responsiveness of the Social near the State Capitol Wednesday night. between Park Street and Capitol Avenue, amended. membership. Ford, noting that the Social Security Act Security program to the changing needs of Police said they became the target of near the State Capitol. became law 40 vears ago today, said he our people.” The Social Security missiles after they had been called on to was Impressed by the responsiveness of employes, he said, have a "commitment settle a number of Separate complaints in the pro^am to the changing needs of to provide greater freedom from the area.in warm, humid weather. Housing Code Inspections to Resume Americans. dependence to the most vulnerable One complainant asked police to chase In a statepient released by thie Social members of our society.” loiterers from his apartment building, another involved children damaging a Security Administration, Ford said the an By remaining firm in that commitment, By SOL R. COHEN spections to be on Eldridge St., School St., making certain that town residents enjoy niversary today “celc^ates an important he said, “they uphold not only a splendid parked auto and a third involved a dispute Herald Reporter d iarter Oak St. and Main St. (from Center safe and sanitary living conditions in their milestone in responsible public service.” tradition of service, but a primary goal of over language used in front of a girl St. to Hartford Rd.). existing housing, even as new housing is friend, officers said. He said, "I contipue to be impressed by our government.” Manchester’s housing code inspection ITie inspections are a federal require being planned and constructed, program wiU resume Monday, Director of ment under HUD (Housing and Urban Manchester’s housing inspector will b«^ Public Works Alice Turek said, with in Development) grants. The program is for aided by five environmental health assistants, assigned to Manchester under Hoffa Drop-Out Theory Discounted a federal program. Each inspector-^will carry an official identification card witb a picture and signature and signed also by DETROIT (UPI) - The says it meeting called by Hoffa’s rival. Teamster fa’s disappearance is related to Teamster President Frank Fltzsimnions, after affairs. Some union members have the town manager. doubts former Teamsters bosJ^James Hof Dr. Turek, in explaining the inspections, fa engineered his own dlsapiwarahqcT. delegates unanimously endorsed. Fitzsim speculated the 62-year-oId former union mons for re-election. chief was the victim of a struggle for con said they usually begin in the basement. An FBI spokesman said Wednesday in The electrical panel is checked for over "We don’t want no reporters bothering trol of the 2.2 million-member union. vestigators explored the theory Hoffa fusing and danger of electrical shock, any the people at our party. Now get out,” said Hoffa disappeared July 30 frotn the dropped out of sight July 30 to avoid a plumbing which is exposed is examined grand jury subpoena but found it "doesn’t Eklward Rice, a delegate from London, parking lot of a suburtwn restaurant. Conn., as he led a newsman away by the where he told his family he had a luncheon for condition and leakage, and the heating . stack up any more than a dozen other system is checked for proper ventilation, iheorles.” arm. appointment. with three meil; Anthony condition of safety devices and Hoffa’s former personal secretary, Don Earlier, Fitzsimmons told a select Glacalone, a reputed Deti;oit crime gathering of reporters he would figure; Anthony Provenzano, a former maintenance. The general condition of the Vestal, said in Dallas Tuesday he believes floor, foundation walls, windows and "cooperate in any way” with a grand Jury Teamsters official with alleged un Hoffa set up a phony kidnaping with the stairs also are noted. full knowledge of Teamster leaders who scheduled to investigate Hoffa's dis derworld connections in New Jersey; and appearance but that he knew nothing DetroM labor consultant Leonard Schultz. Next, the kitchen is checked for 4 did not want Hoffa to testify in a grand minimum facilities for food storage, about it. Alt three have denied the meeting was Jury probe of the union’s finances. refrigeration, cooking and sink. The Vestal said he thinks Hoffa is alive and Hoffa's family has said it suspects Hof planned. bathroom then is checked, to determine if in voluntary hiding. He said it is unlikely it contains a toilet, sink and tub or shower. Hoffa was killed or captured! Each room in the house is checked for con "He was Just too tough. Jimmy was not dition of floors, walls, ceilings, lighting, the kind of man you could stick in the ribs Northeast States Seek ventilation and a minimum of two elec with a pistol and say, ‘come with me.’ If trical outlets. you did, he’d tell you to do it there and On the exterior of the house, the inspec then or take a walk.” Oil Import Fee Rebate tors note the condition of the roof, In Boston, Teamster strongarm men chimney, windows, screens, doors, . Wednesday ejected reporters from a union BOSTON (UPI) — Legal represen Nessen said Wednesday he assumes the porches and any outbuildings. tatives from eight northeastern states, in president wiU appeal the fqling. All violations of the housing code are cluding Vermont, were scheduled to meet 'T ve expected an appeal,’^ Vermont At noted. The owners are notified by letter of here today to plot a course of action for torney (General M. Jeroine Diamond said, violations, what is n e ce ^ ry Jo correct cing the federal government to return an “and I guess Ron Nessen haS better them, and the date when another inspec estimated 31 billion to the nation’s con sourcek of. information than I have." tion will be conducted, to determine if the Inside Today sumer’s. In addition to planning tegsl strategy to corrections have been made. That Is the estimated amount collected fight the appeal, the legal experts today Business___ ...1 4 Hebron ...... 7 under President Ford’s oil Import tariff, also \rill try to agree on ways to K t the il CUssified... .1618 Kitchen___ which earlier this week was ruled Illegal legally collected tariff rebated to con Practice Peach Peeling Comics...... 1 9 Obituaries . . . . . 10 by a federal appeals court. Vermont was sumers, Diamond said...... 3 Tom Tomkunas, chairiqan of the Eighth District Fire Department’s 18th an Ck)ventry ... ,.; .7 Old Codger amoqg the statOs that originally He suggested said two probable routes; Dear Abby., . .. .8 S. Windsor...... 5 nual Peach Festival, watches Joe Bernard, the department’s dispatcher, and The Lottery challenged the tariff. The others are congressional action refunding the money, E. Hartford. ...13 Sports . . , . , ..11-12 Massacuusetti, Maine, Rhode Island,- or further legal action. Mrs. Wallace Irish Sr. practice-peel two baskets of peaches. The festival will Editorial ...... 4 Vernon . .. . 7,13,20 Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey “This office is preparing draft legisla be Aug. 22, rain or shine, on the parking lot at Main and William Sts. Plans The Connecticut Lottery drawing will be and New York. • ■ tion to present to the attomqys general," are near completion for the entertainment and door prizes to be offered. at the Winsted Fairgrounds at 7 p.m. White House press / secretary Ron Diamond said.. (Herald photo by Dunn) today. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. August 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 14.1975- PAGE THRRir. Sheckley Leaves MCC THEATER SCHEDULE OrefMTd Pniiti, HtOva The Lighter Side: To Take Regional Post PEACHES U.A. East 1 - “Jaws," 7:20- • Burnside 2 - “The Exorcist,’* & APPLES Barry Sheckley of 10 Goodwin year he was appointed to his 9:40 7:10-9:25 Retrospection Rd., Bolton, is leaving his post present position. U.A. East 2 - "Oockwork . Showcase 1 — "Rollerball,” FEIUUNBOV as coordinator of extension ser While at MCC, he was the Orange," 9:00; "Deliverance,” 1:30-7:10-9:85 ORCNERDS vices at Manchester Communi track and cross country coach. 7:00 ) Showcase 2 — "Nashville,” On Watergate ty Oillege today. He will be 1:30-8:15 BIRCH MT. ROAD Ibday^ Professionals... For the past two years, he U.A. East 3 — "Donald’s 3 Mila* bayond coordinator of community ser organized and supervised five S h o w case 3 —•“ Pink Duckling Gang, The Apple V llo 't Rsttaunnt dcbdnATioNs formation, referred to by vice programs for the twelve cross country races sponsored Panther," 1:45-7:15-9:30 By DICK WEST Dumpling Qang,^’ 2:00-7:004:10 QLA8TONBURY Freestrlng only as “peep colleges in the Regional by the town recreation d e p ^ - Showcase 4 - "Walking Tali ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Vernon Cine 1 — "Funny f Before tiie days of flying we top without being apprehended. CBS,” would be identified in a Connecticut Community ment and Summer Activities in Lady," 7:00-9:30 Part n ,” 1:45-7:35-9:50 first anniversary of former ’'Iftd to satisfy our yen for get No need to worry about a lad lYesident Nixon’s resignation book be is writing about 1ionionow^1echnk|ue$. College System and will work Manchester (SAM). Vernon Cine 2 — “Tommy,” ting up to where we could look falling on a climb like th^t. You . Watergate. out of the Board of ’l^nistees of Sheckley is a graduate of 7:15-9:15 last week produced one of the doYvn by climbing everything might better worry about the Stanley Vestspot — A former fice in Hartford. East Catholic High School and greatest outpourings of reflec Manchester Drlve-In. — that presented a challenge. And ladder rungs being dented by official of the Nixon re-election Sheckley came to MCC in 1972 Trinity College in Hartford “Wind and the Lion,” 8:20; tive, reminiscent and where- Saint James Cliurcli we found and saw many in the tight grips of bis fingers. committee whose job was to Graduate Programs in Education and Human Services begin September 3. and se rv ^ part time as direc where he received his B.S. they-are-now interviews in the "Tidal Wave,” 10:15 teresting things in the doing. That other chimney at the solicit campaign contributions tor of model cities inservice degree in psychology. He Showplaoe — “ Young history of journalism. For instance, at the brink of Ribbon Mills on Pine St. was from trombone players. Administration and Supervision training institute. Elarly this served in the U.S. Air Force. Frankenstein,” 7:15-9:15; ' Even so, not all- of the in Ma$$ and Confeasion Schedule for the south face of 500 foot Great higher when built than now. It Now in federal prison, where Counseling A variety of practical and innovative “Blazing Saddles," 9:15 dividuals involved in the Hill in Portland there are the was lowered after a lightning he is serving time for Burnside 1 — “Deliverance,” The Fea$t of The Aaaumption, Watergate affair were con School Psychology courses designed for teachers and other parallel grooves planed in the stroke had damaged the top. tacted. Here are a few who plagiarism, Vestspot still Reading 14 New Voters Sign; 7:00; "Clockwork Orange,’’ Friday, August ISi granite by that two-mile-deep Speaking of chimneys, the professional people in occupations 9:20 were missed: denies that the book he wrote Group Processes VIGIL MASSES THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14 glacier that slid over from one you see at the Aiden Spin Maxwell Twltt — A former about his role in the Watergate where learning, counseling and human north to south, eons ago. Just Elementary Education 17 Young Dems Meet AT 5:30 AND 7:30 P.M. ning Mills at Talcottville Watergate watchman who was coverup was copied from a book relations are important. MT. SNOW HEARING because we can’t remember to stand in front of the mill on by Jeb Stuart Magruder. Secondary Education FRIDAY MORNING AT 7:00, 9:00 AND 12 NOON. off duty the night of the break- RUTLAND, Vt. (UPI) - A quite that far back Is no reason the street side to the east and He said charges that he was Urban Education Manchester election officials They were addressed briefly in, ’Twitt is now semi-retired U.S. District Court hearing has FRIDAY EVENING AT 5:30 AND 7:30 P.M. why we should not believe those on much higher ground. It was only a minor functionary who Early Childhood Register now. signed up 14 new voters Satur by State Rep. Ted Cummings, and is writing a book about been scheduled here Aug. 28 on who know more. picked up and moved to its pre Innocently carried out orders Special Education day night, during a SAM rock who is also Democratic town CONFESSIONS ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY what happened on hia night off. For course schedules call 243-4696. an attempt to force the Mt. Never noticed those tell-tale sent location and then had ad from hi^er-ups had kept his concert at Mt. Nebo, with 9 chairman; State ^ n . David AFTERNOONS FROM 4:00 TO 5:00 P.M. "It was my bdwllng night," Bilingual/Bicultural Education Snow Corp. into involuntary m arki on top of the cliff above ditional height added to get book off the best-seller lists and declaring themselves unaf- Barry and Mayor John Thomp be recalled in an anniversary filiated, 3 registering bankruptcy. At the hearing, NO EVENING CONFESSIONS EITHER DAY. the squaw bole in Bolton more draft. The new bottom interview. “While the bugging caused it to be passed up by the son. The three are lawyers for the firm are College of Education Republican and 2 Democratic. because O.C. didn’t make It a section is quite evident. burglary was in progress, I was book clubs. Manchester’s top Democratic expected to ask for dismissal of University of Hartford Wednesday night in the point to look for them whenever When the chimney at Case’s rolling 148 on lane six. "I was as deeply involved in leaders. the petition, filed by a group of Municipal Building Hearing he was up there, but bet they Highland Park mill was having Otherwise, I might have been perjury and obstruction of 200 Bloomfield Avenue AH stressed the need for con creditors. are there. a new lead cap installed, one of justice as any other committee Room, a group of 17 teen-agers certed effort — in increasing the one who called the cops.” Univenity of Hartford West Hartford, Conn. 06117 On top of the trap-rock bills the workmen sneezed so hard official and I’m entitled to Jaworski Honored and young adults attended a re Democratic registrations and Lobelia Nightshade — A activation^ meeting of the near Meriden a smooth horizon his dentures flew down the flue. former White House royalties from It,” Vestspot Former Special Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski, right, receives the American Bar to guarantee a Democratic vic tal plane looks like a monstrous In telling about it a little kid said in an anniversary inter ^Undergraduate courses in: Arts and Sciences / Business and Public Administration / Education / Manchester Young Democratic tory in the November municipal stenographer who erased 18 and Engineering / Electronic Technology / Art / Music tile floor. When the hot volcanic said, “My uncle Bill sneezed bis view. Association’s highest award, the ABA Medal and citation, from ABA President James D. Club. election. a half pagps of her shorthand Fellers at the concluding dinner session of the group’s annual meeting in Montreal outflow cooled, the basalt SALT teeth down the notebook Mter taking dictation, Wednesday night. (UPI photo) C aiiitd solidified into hexagonal chimney." from a presidential aide who 4 crystals standing on end like Before O.C. was big enough to once attended a cocktail party the Giant’s Causeway in An climb a ladder he used to ride at the Watergate. Millstone I trim, Ireland. ’Then the glacier up on his father’s back. Dad Now a member of the Pen SNNIAL phm ^ and polished the top so it said he never worried about the tagon secretarial pool, Misa Back on Line looks like bw gonal tilting on a lad falling off because be could Nightshade is writing a book in lire feel those little legs so tight ABA Turns Down Amnesty WATERFORD (UPI) - floor. which for the first time she Northeast Utilities’ Millstone I Any tail tree on a high hilltop around bis waist and the arms gives her side of the erasing MONTREAL (UPI) - The delegates, governing body for who died or lost limbs in Viet nuclear generating plant, invitkl a looksee from Its top. around bis neck almost controversy. American Bar Association has the nation’s largest legal nam spoke on both sides of the returned to service Wednesday, There was one grand opportuni strangled him before he “At the time everyone was turned down proposals for organization, rejected two issue. But opposition to the should be operating at full EXCEPTIONAL MDES ty when work was to be done on reach^ the top. It was fun to saying the erasure couldn’t amnesty that would have en proposals calling on President resolutions was apparent at the capacity by the weekend. the top of the 135-foot-taII carry lunch and eat with the j have been accidental,” she courage 30,000 draft evaders Ford to extend amnesty to Viet outset as delegates trooped to A Northeast spokesman said (Almney of the Cheney’s holler men on a roof of some high recalled in an anniversary in and deserters to return to the nam war deserters and draft the podium to declare that un the 17-day shutdown allowed room on Forest St. Ladders had building. terview. “’That 4s not true. dodgers. United States from Canada. conditional amnesty in any time for repairs and been lashed up the north side A trip to Laurel Park was "I had just sat down at my In its closing session One proposal backed uncon form would dishonor those who maintenance. The plant closed. clear to the top when the never complete without clim typewriter to transcribe roy Wednesday, the ABA house of ditional amnesty. The other, in died in Vietnam. July 27 because of malfunc wotkmen’t day ended. After bing the tower built around a notes when the telephone rang. troduced by Albert Jenner, Herbert Johnson, a delegate tioning Instruments that they were gone we went to the large tree on the hlU. . I bad a piece of art gum in my former chief minority counsel from Atlanta, typified opposi measure the amount of steam 4-plypolyBftarconl hand and when I leaned over to for the House Judiciary Com tion when he said "we as answer the phone, I accidental flowing from the reactor to the ^ ttrOAQ. unoolhTidMO 4-pty im mittee’s impeachment inquiry lawyers, of all people, should •< • wnMtion4 tow pnot ly erased 18 and a half pages. It While 13 colonies joined turbine-generator. last year, asked Ford to grant not encourage disrespect of ' Evaryday discount pricas ^ Om d concM-moidBd iTMd QivM ful could have happened to against George III, Florida, ^ Irtad-le-roed eonUct lo t tono- even i«e«r MANCHESTER unconditional amnesty limited laws that were in effect at the ^ A gyettw e 7-nh l7*«d previdn anybody.” acquired from Spain in 1763 as a ^ outfU n^ng t7*chen to men who avoided service time they were broken.” • »t.'S*'lES Lance FTeestring — An ace because of "principled objec ABA resolutions have no legal result of the French and Indian ManchMlsr Evsnlng HtrsM 3 8 itA n ------: HOSPITAL NOTES War, remained loyal to the Ferike then re§. Fal 74 Frteee. Inyestigative reporter who bad tions to the war.” effect but carry the weight of PubilthMl •v»ry tvtnlng Axctpl Mm im Mhmm u t i-SbEiirqi-foiiow surnsidesigns King. As Philadelphia patriots rli^j taa^M an out-of-town assignment Parents and wives of men the organization. Sundays and hoildayt. Entarad at B70 13 •f.2t •1E.M •1S4 Discharged Tuesday; Also, Kenneth Hall, 427 Lake declared their independence, tha Manchaatar. Conn., Poat Offlca C7I14 em M.M 204 during the period of the A resolution urging legaliza as Sacond Class MaU Mattar. 078 14 im 11.M 210 Richard Lowney, 31 James St.; St., Vernon; Jason Golden, 96 Watergate coverup and didn’t BURNSIDE St. Augustine Loyalists burned C78 14 I.M ai.M 2 27 Hilda Brown, l ^ t Hartford; North St.; Barbara Lalli, En tion of prostitution was un effigies of John Hancock and Suggested Carrier Rates F7IM 1.M u m 240 learn about it until the news IsioiewBiti n t, I. urn. • su -im G7S 14 3.7t M-M 250 Robert Ham, Berkeley Dr., field; Joan Popoff, 61 Ellington animously deferred for con Samuel Adams. For a while, Piyabt* In Advance H7tl4 was on television. trie 2 77 Ave., Ellington; Theodore “CLOCKWORK sideration until the house meets east Florida became an armed Single copy ...... ;. .184 OTtie IM M.M 260 Vernon; Braggio Puglieso, 333 In an anniversary interview, W e e k ly ...... goe M7S16 JtXL JUL . . . . ORANGE” (R)0:20 in February in Philadelphia. camp as soldiers, supplies and Ganger, East Hartford; JuUe Freestrlng refused to confirm OMmontd...... ,,...S3.S0 WMceweiiNBhMeal T«y1w, « Overlook Rd., South ' “DEllVERAMCr(H) The ABA’s week-long annual equipment flooded the small Three monthe ...... '..$ 1 1 .7 0 rumors that the' network S ix m o n th e ...... tst3 40 Freebnmi 47 Edgerton St.; Windsor; Kenneth Amato, 60 meeting ended Wednesday ports. Hundreds of Loyalist anchorman from whom he first — 7;00«»2 One y e a r ...... $48.00 Ruth Bradford, 678 Crystal Hilltop Or,; Tracy Young, 70 ‘niOMr night with a banquet honoring refugees from the wartorn Mall Ratet Upon Requeat heard the news was Waller Lake Rd., Tolland; Christine High St.; Eileen McMahon, 112 l«l former Watergate Special colonies settled in and around Subscribers who tall to racalvt Cronkite. ”THEEXORCISr(R) u u ib u q ; Carroll, 1 Murphy Rd., Hebron; Florence St. Prosecutor Leon Jaworski. He the former Spanish for Iheir nawapapar betors 8:30 p.m. He said the source of his in 7:10-0:25 • 00« should talaphona Ihe circulatlw Susan LaBrie, 13 Courtland St. was presented the tifications, The World Almanac dspirtmant. 647-9048. .DUmUNGGUIG, recalls. CHAR&’BUH organization’s highest award Poly/cotton gauze I SUK COIIT. SHOW oo« t a : and was praised by ABA Presi I TH«»..144>.'.1M « with smocking B B rE T m id W H re th te n ft O w tt XentRhB. embroidery: dent James Fellers as "a dis sizes 32 to 38 Art m enr WgM. A nfee G n m tiu . f t M M K ^ tinguished lawyer, inspired ■ 3 B 0«ffWRA IbivfM. 04*4 ■ w h e rd l. leader and dedicated public ser VYHimMlU PfK>m>NTK>8UrKV LOW FfllCtO. PK.T Metdtve M is s e s ’ & vant.” A«it$enrMI1lSM*« Famous J u n io rs Also Wednesday, Lawrence N ew WOODLAND Ladies’ Zip-Out Walsh, New York, was installed Label Crinkle to succeed / Fellers as ABA GARDENS Jackets^ All Weather Pants G president. “Lot Ut Help Youl” and ’® ) . 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SAT. 8-12:30 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. • - MPAA PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Augu»t l4. 1975 MANCHEISTER EVEINING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 14, 1975— PAGE FIVF. Opinion Judge Needs a Hest Rotary Club Annoui^ces Committees JianrlffBtfr foming Uprali ANDREW TULLY SOUTH WINDSOR Levack, Tom Burgess. M eleranis, Joe Segal, Joe Senior citizens: Ed Havens, Judy Kuehnel Magazine: Frank Ronan. ■ 1 ,1 „ Colasanto, Frank Brown, Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON - Even in this dumb, senseless. Violent crimes. They broke into Sergeant-at-arms; Joe Public relations: Russ Trot- Bob Sheridan, Norm Brewer homes simply to mess them up. They 644-1364 nutty age, a few judges have dared to Pastula, Duke Mason, Julie maid Paul Kuehn, Russ Ander- Hal Richardson, Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Mambar, United Praaa International broke shop windows. They turned over suggest that one of the obligations of the Barbanell, Frank Serlgnese, son! Tom Burgess, John Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, police is to protect the right of innocent cars and then slashed their tiret. Itay Ben Karkowskl. Kejrigan. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. citizens to pursue their daily Ilvds in dumped hundreds of trash cans In the ireer program: Bob Krep- FRESH CANDY William------F.------Young,r----Rotary president Information: n..i. ■»« « t WHrmUN, SCHMFFT, peace. streets and ripped up at least half of a nllle of the South Windsor RoUry S herw ood W aldron, Bob Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor CANDY CUPBOARD Judge Joseph C. Waddy of Hell City is of shrubbery. A half-doten of these creeps Club, has announced the Trewhella, Don Page, Joe u,’, ., John not one of that few. In an opinion handed even attacked a Georgetown lawn with chairmen and members of the Krawskl, Jack Casey. ,, I’..,” R o sai, Jo e ARTHUR DRUG down the other day on the antiwar shovels and pitchforks. 21 committees — Including a Fellowship: Ray Dankel, Er- “ awski, Mike Modugno. demonstrations in this miserable com And only about half of these criminals new Bicentennial Committee— nle Relchle, Steve Wadach, munity from November 1969, to the May were arrested. In some cases, no cop which will serve during the next Frank Ronan, Don Goodwin, Moral Poverty and Crime Day fun in 1971, Waddy didn’t write a witnessed their crimes; for example, year. Frank Serlgnese. syllable in.behalf of the innocent. Instead, bystanders had to rush to the rescue of a The new committee was Outing: Dick Carablllo, Kip WEEKEND CASH AND GARRY SPECIAL he limited his opinion to a blanket denun little old lady who was physically held created to cooperate with the Shepard, John Samsel, Peter Recently several big city police rates are higher than many other ciation of Washington’s cops for violating hostage in Washington Circle — a few town’s established Bicentennial Morris, Sal Garofola. Miniature $ 0 4 3 chiefs appeared on a panel discussing areas, not all but actually a small the constitutional rights of the blocks froni'the White House — while four Committee in setting lip local Raffle: Ed Steben, Sam Gor Carnations...... bunch demonstrators. terrorists toppled over her Volkswagen. In programs crime, and most of them blamed percentage of inner city people are don, Andre Charbonneau, Bill During that unhappy period, wrote Wad most cases, the terrorists simp^ ran State Rep. and former Mayor Raulukitls, Frank Ronan. rising urban street crime to un criminals. Yet the material environ dy, policemen “ repeatedly took actions faster than the cops. Abe Glassmaq will serve as F u n d r a is e r s : D e x te r which were unreasonable and un It goes without saying that the police employment. ment for both the criminal and non chairman of the new group, Burnham, Don Henry, Bob necessary,” including excessive use of took an almost Incredible amoiint of along with Fritz Mahr, Bob Milkie, Don Page, A1 Caffyn. One, Edward Davis of Los Angeles, criminal are not very different. Chief force and various "unjustified tactics.” abuse, not only verbal but as targets of Sheridan, Ted Pastva, Ray Property: Harry said quite bluntly that moral, not Davis, in focusing on the moral pover The cops, he said, were acting in accor assorted missiles hurled by their tormen Holcombe, Hal Cummings, Kip Augustinsen, Bill Rauluiltls, dance with policies laid down by their tors. 1 saw three police cars badly Shepard and Police Chief John Vic Goldstein, Russ Anderson. material poverty, is the blame. ty, has touched a key toward over inc. bosses. damaged when the “demonstrators” J. Kerrigan. Community Service: Jack f l o r is t His view is a minority one. We have coming rising crime rates. Obviously, Waddy was in hiding during threw trash cans In their path. Other committees Include the Woodcock, those reigns of terror. I wasn’t. In pursuit 'The chic liberal will point out, in bis in this nation drifted a long way Employment, better housing, following: Scholarship: Ted Gutkowski, of my trade, 1 was out on the streets, an mealymouthed way, that restraint under Attendance: Mac Anderson, Dick Kelley, Abe Glassman, Eld toward blaming the physical environ education, and all the other things we eyewitness to the happenings. Waddy is fire is one of the obligations placed on /^venuOi Leon Schwlr, Mills Newbury. Steben, Jack Woodcock, Ken irnsid® ment for everything that goes wrong do to try to keep people from turning correct when he says the rights of some police by the need to protect the r i ^ t of Bulletin: Bill Crowley, A1 Goodwin. 11220“' demonstrators were infringed, at times assembly by people with a grievance. But Caffyn, John Mitchell, Russ Rotary foundation: Dick . with the human personality. to crime have their place, but the fun with what seemed to be malicious intent. the Constitution puts an adjective before Anderson, Jim Falcone, Neil Kelley, Don Schneider, Chris Manchester’s Police Chief Robert damental fact we must face is that But he ignores the Intent of a majority of that right; it speaks of the guarantee Outstanding Flight Safety Officer Segal, Vic Goldstein, Bob the demonstrators, which was to harass an. “peaceably to assemble.” There were Lannan agrees that Chief Davis is crime, no matter how much it might Sheridan, Charlie Elinskas, entire city, and the fhct that hundreds of very few peaceable assemblies In Ray Holcombe, John Samsel, Maj. Nicholas C. Sivo, second from right, has been named is Air National Guard officer assigned to TAC making an important point in be committed for material rewards, terrorists got away with their terrorism. Washington on May Day, 1971. Jim Throwe, Hal Richardson. the Outstanding Flight Safety Officer in the country by the Headquarters at Langley AFB, Va. At left is Adj. Gen. stressing the moral aspect of crime still represents moral collapse. Let us consider only the May Day The result was that people who were Program: A1 Rossi, Steve rioting. It was the announced purpose of NOT demonstrating were shorn of THEIR Tactical Air Comnuuid of the United State Air Force. He John F. Freund, and at right is Lt. Col. Donald Joy, com Wadack, A1 Caffyn, Neil Segal, causes but says , there is no simple Perhaps in our passion for religious the demonstrators to “shut down” rights by the guerrillas who took over the lives at 165 Avery St., Wapping. He receives the award m ander of the 103rd T actical Fighter Group of (Connecticut Don Goodwin, Mac Anderson, either-or cause and effect but often a freedom in our pluralistic society we Washington by violence. The majority city. Thousands of peaceful citizens were from Lt. Col. Ron Standerfer, second left. Col. Standerfer Air National Guard, to which Maj. Sivo telongs. > Harry Augustinsen, Eki Kuehn. were not in fact mere demonstrators, they threatened, obstructed and physicaUy combination of both material and have overlooked too long the instilling Membership: Norman Peter were members of an invading army. In assaulted on their way to work, or to tte son, Charlie Elinskas, Russ moral poverty. of a basic moral code as a matter of Nigeria or Angola, they would have been grocery store, or while meekly walking Davis said, “Poverty causes crime self-preservation. described even by - American bleeding- their dogs. Thousands more stayed home heart jounalists as guerrillas. and forfeited a day’s pay rather than risk Booknik Festival Planned Aug. 28 but it’s not material poverty — it’s Our schools need not be amoral to May Day especially was like a life and limb. /aaowi, ■RS/ moral poverty. We have to treat the be non-sectarian. revolutionary day in the life of a banana Bah! Judge Waddy needs a good, long SOUTH WINDSOR Festival will be a performance Storytellers for the multi- Krawfsky, Angela Martino, republic. Everywhere I looked, in an area rest. For the sake of Hell City’s law- of four puppet plays at the media programs were Wilma Om t 41 T tw t S i Um x s s M la n le t current batch of criminals a lot more Our counseling of people in trouble Judy Kuehnel Keith McCarroll, Cara Taback, V 7 A pH ' bounded by the Potomac and the White abiding citizens, his holiday should be ac Showplace Cinema beginning at Hawkins, children's librarian; Emily Taback, Chris O p e n 2 4 Hours Dally severely and raise a lot better people Equipment on Eighth District Truck (Photo by Steve Dunn) The South Windzor Public need not be amoral to avoid infringe House, guerrillas were committing ugly. complished by a return to private life. 10:30 a.m. and Ann Noordendorp, library Yetlshevsky, Paul Scheldel, FOR EMERGENCY SBNKE Library invites residents to assistant. Loaders for the in the future.” ment of individual rights. "follow the readers” to the The plays include an original Stanley Budarz, Kristen 'Soren work entitled, “ Rotten Robert crafts projects were Joan Putting it another way, he seems to Granted we cannot nor should not library’s fourth annual Booknik son, Niki Farris, Teri Mldola, Meets Miss Mason,” and three Crawford assisted by Agnes Festival Aug. 28. Cinthia Fromerth, Janice be saying the material environment ignore the impact material poverty short plays based on folktales Krawfsky, Roberta Weiner and Warren, Jayne Appleton, Mike The festival will be from Carol Factora. caiAes crime when there is also a bad has on the lives of less fortunate Embarrassing Housecleaning of HEW 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. outdoors at Including “The Blue Goblin and Oldham and Myles Manglno. the Red Goblin.” The puppet workshops were Children in the paper sculp moral environment. He implies, and Americans. the Sullivan Ave. Shopping conducted by Wilma Hawkins, OIL BURNER « Plaza and culminates the The children will perform ture workshop are Terry Ann Noordendorp, Paulette HEATINB INSTALLATION the records would prove this, that if But we agree with Chief Davis, the summer children’s program using original puppets made Gutkowski, Mary Stingle, Susan duri^ the library’s summer Farbis, Jean Bourke and Jane there is a high moral environment — moral poverty question must be WASHINGTON - Buried in the files at providing for the everyday expenses, but offered by the library. Prusaczyk,' Brian Wolff, Linda the Department of Health, Education and workshops. Bickford. The children’s Sayers, Jenifer Carcia and Jed 643-513S with wide loopholes in catastrophic illness "Follow the Readers” was 31S Csfitsr SI. Msnohsslsf “better people” — there is less crime. resolved also if we are to reverse the Welfare is a typed document called the RAY CROMLEY coverage. Manpower programs are not Many children’s crafts summer program was under Ober. the theme of the program that the direction of Wilma We say the records prove this, for recent trends of increasing crime. Mega Proposal, written in 1972 — and still well-targeted. Their purposes are not projects. Illustrating books and encouraged reading, puppets Hawkins. in draft form. What’s seldom mentioned by Mr. Ford regulations for this myriad of programs always clear. The needs are not always fllins, will be displayed at the despite the fact that inner city crime and arts and crafts as part of The South Windsor Chiunber ’This reporter recently read through the is that our multi-billion health, education, are narrow, restrictive and conflicting. justifiable. summer activities. library and many Sullivan Ave. £ of Commerce and its draft of several hundred pages, with some welfare and revenue sharing programs Fifty-four programs overlap each other. shops and businesses. ’The programs are sometimes counter The highlight of the Booknik Merchants Association have amazement. For this in-house document, have the same waste and ineffectiveness Also to be on display will be ’Thirty-six overlap programs of other productive. ’The hundreds of thousands of cooperated to the festival which written by men high in the department, is due to overregulation. departments. paper sculpture designed to Il unemployed teachers are a dramatic la open to all local children. both sensational and vague in its charges ’The Mega Proposal, so strongly en Typically, the Vocational Education Act lustrate the hlstorlcil fiction, example that government prpfpranas to TAWjtt T q QeV “Johnny Tremaine.” Clay Children participating in the mardialls brand nanies...iar less Sohio Brings in a Gusher of inefficiency and waste in the mul dorsed by Richardson, and which attacks of 1963 provided for a general state grant meet desired manpower levels bjr In- tibillion dollar programs spawned and Massey, library director, puppet workshops and paper these problems In detail, died before It for vocational education programs, ! the supiHy of teacherl was mis- Flem, Pond managed by' the agency. was bom; ■ ' another state grant for raesardi and supervM the peper sculpture sculpture class are Cathy workshop. Bourke, Ann Michelle back-to-school and everyday basics...at savings up to 60%! There must be money in oil. Stan higher than they’ve ever committed It proposes widespread reforms. One And no wonder. The document’s training in vocational education, another group of 22 authorities would be con typewritten pages are replete with em to finance exemplary programs and Two former HEW officials associated dard Oil of Ohio (Sohio), which ranks to one deal before,” says Paul D. SOUTH WINDSOR solidated into 6. Another group of 47 would barrassing statements like the following: projects in vocational education, another with the Mega Proposal are now Judy Kuehnel be slashed to 5. And so down the line. only 12th among U.S. petroleum Phillips, a Sohio senior vice president. In fiscal year 1971, aid from the federal for work-study programs for students in professors — J
PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 14, 197S 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. 'Thurs., August 14, 1975— PAGE SEVEN Clemency / m i t Sought 4 - H Town Fair Set Saturday YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT THE COVENTRY and the homebaked bread en demonstrations, Marcia HARTFORD (UPI) - The COURT CASES NEWS CAPSULES Monica Shea tries. Olmstead; vegetables. Bill ARTHUR DRUG Connecticut Civil Liberties Commemorating the 742-9495 Hunt; flowers. Melody Gable; ford, fourth-degree larceny, Union said Wednesday It has Bicentennial, there will be a COMMON PLEA8 COURT The charges stemmed from a toxicated and breach of. peace, asked Gov. Ella T. Grasso to In 'The 45th annual 4-H Town beef and horses, Dwight Smith, Qeographical ArM 12 $25. , boycott against the purchase of nolled. photography contest of dairy, Noel Miller; small tervene in the case of a Connec Fair will be Saturday from 10 Eael Hartford Station • Virginia A. Clark, 18, of 324 grapes they and about two Sleeping Sickness Kills Two Energy Admthlstrator Frank Zarb at his a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Robertson historical Coventry and a animals and poultry, Gary ticut man sentenced to death in "Family Heritage Recipes,” • Arthur Cllley, 19, of 49 Center St., operating a motor dozen others staged at Mott’s FARGO, N.D. (UPI) — At least two per vacation home to discuss the court ruling Grammar School on Cross St. Carl; clothing, Sandra Aho and vehicle while license and other energy policy decisions facing Utah. recipes which have been handed Birch St., breach of peace, 30 Supermarket on E. Middle sons have died of sleeping sickness and 93 'The school will be open to Paula Latulippe; knitting and suspended, $200 with $100 Tpke. June 14. CCLU Director William Olds down from preceding days in jail. The sentence was others may have contracted the disease Ford. receive fair entries from 8:30 to scrapbooks, Wendy Smith; remitted. said perhaps the governor can generations but not necessarily suspend^ and he was placed on • Frank Aldao, 74, of East from mosquitoes lurking in the stagnant, Nessen said Wednesday he assumes 10 a.m. foods, Geri LaFaucl and Cheryl • Brian C. Fawell, 20, of persuade Utah authorities to dating back to the 18th century. probation for two years. Hartford, evading responsibili flood-created pools of the Red River Ford will take the appeals codrt ruling to This year’s event will feature Latulippe; industrial arta, Paul Willimantlc, operating a motor 85 East Canter-8t. grant clemency to Gypsy Ribbon awards will be m ade' The charges of third-degree ty, nolled. Valley. the Supreme Court In order to establish bis bicycle races for three different Carl; leisure pleasure, Laurie vehicle under suspension, $300 Codianna, 22, of Waterbury, in all the various categories. criminal mischief and in • Mark M. Simmons, 23, of at Summit St. Authorities Wednesday urged valley authority to impose the import fees, which speed bikes and obstacle course Johnson and Peggy Beaulieu; plus a 60-day suspended jail Conn. He and two others were 4-H members will exhibit terfering with an officer were Enfield, operating while license residents to remain indoors after sunset, he was considering removing. races where participants will natural sciences, Bruce sentence on condition he not WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAU sentenced to die by the firing projects ranging from both nolled (not prosecuted). suspended and unsafe backing, when the cuiex tarsalis mosquitoes come compete within their own age Olmstead; photography and drive for one year. nolled. squad at dawn Oct. 2 for the homemaking to the care and • Robin Luce, 22, of Merrow out to feed, and to wear protective Battery Problem groups. hobbies, Peggy Beaulieu. The charge of operating with clothing and use mosquito repellents. revenge-killing of k motorcycle raising of animals. 'There will Rd., Tolland and Ross T. • James Brown, 28, of 44H CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) - A Bike safety checks will be McAIplne, 19, of 26 Marion Dr., unsafe tires was nolled. Channing Dr., being found in Pom pons,^ *!•’ Officials have bombarded breeding gang member. be individual entries, club power drain in the batteries of the Viking offered by the Coventry Police both charged with interfering • Arthur Lpmontagne, 54, of areas in North Dakota and western Olds said he was objecting booths and demonstrations. Coventry High School’s in O K N 'W « P.M. THURS., FRI. NITESI orbiter poised for launch to Mars has Force. with an officer. The charge was East Hartford, evading respon Minnesota with pesticide sprays to try to only to the type of punishment 'The fair auction will start at 3 going sophomore class will run caused a second delay in the mission and not the conviction. "It may Other special features open to reduced to disorderly conduct sibility, reduced to failure to diminish the mosquito population. But the Wednesday. It meant an end to plans to the public as well as 4-H the food booth during the fair as drive in the proper lane, $15. be that the individuals should be !7air superintendents are: and they were both fined $25. danger is not expected to end until a sharp land the spacecraft on the red planet on members will be the flowers a fund-raising project for the • Paul F. Lehan, 19, of East frost kills mosquito larvae. punished, but not by death,” he BMths: Barbara Olmstead; class. The charge of second-degree America’s Bicentennial. said. assault against both men and Hartford, evading responsibili Engineers today were removing the Attorneys for the three said the charge of criminal mischief ty, reduced to failure to stop BOLAND’S NURSERY Quakes Reported defective Viking, which had been against Luce were all nolled. and show license, $50. 315 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER Oppogite the Poet Office 649-1018 “a.-.," they plan to appeal to the Utah PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - Two scheduled for launch today, from atop a Supreme Court, making It un • Jeffrey Poullot, 17, of 142 • David M. Sayers, 19, of 489 OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. THURS. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. earthquakes two minutes apart rattled the Titan-Centaur rocket to replace it with a likely the men will be shot in Midget FoQtball Conducts Broad St., loitering on school Main St., tampering with a Are you having a problem with space for your ever Palm Springs area today, but there were sister spacecraft that had been set for October. grounds, third-degree burglary motor vehicle, $10. ■ -a- - % r, no reports of damage. launch 10 days after a planned Tliursday Craig: Marvel, 27, Codianna and third-degree larceny, plea • Daniel Guilmette, 19, and growing plant collection? The Caltech Seismological Laboratory liftoff. and Irvin Dunsdon, 32, sat RegistrMions on Weekend of guilty to each. Michael J. Daly, 18, both of En If so we have the answer, wrought iron plant said the first quake, at 1:09 a.m. PDT Original plans called for a Viking lander expressionless Tuesday as The cases were continued to field, third-degree criminal registered 4.0 on the Richter scale and to touch down on Mars on July 4,1976, as Judge Eldward Sheya sentenced Sept. 5 pending a pre-sentence mischief, nolled. stands in many decorative styles and prices ranging was centered 14 miles northeast of Palm part of the nation’s Bicentennial celebra them for the slaying April 9 of VERNON physical examinations before A list of future streets to be investigation. • Melissa Dumois, 22, off from $5.50 up to $28.00 Springs. tion. If the launch now takes place as Michael Hogan, who was shot 'The Vernon Midget Football the regular season starts. resurfaced will be published The charges of breach of Lebanon, issuing a bad check, The second one hit in the same area at planned, the lander will touch down two at least 12 times and his body League will conduct Its second Mayor Frank J. McCoy, prior to the time they will be peace, loitering on school nolled. At the morttent our cacti & succulent collection is 1:11 a.m. and registered 3.7. weeks later. Viking Program Manager dumped in a canyon. registration sessions Saturday president of the league, said done. grounds (a separate incident), • Stephen M. Rivers, 20, of superb. And our 2” potted plants are still 79i. James Martin said. Utah, which last executed a and Sunday at American Legion that a pre-season game and disorderly conduct were all Hartford, and Patricia Wolf, 34, Navy Tour Set man in 1960, has executed 44 Field, West Rd., from 1 to 3 between the Pioneers and Picnic Changes ^ nolled. of New Haven, disorderly con Nat. Adv. Grass Seed 40% off. Getting MCC Campus Ready for Fall Shamrocks will take place ear NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - The Navy says Rival Rallies Planned persons since 1854 — 38 by p.m. 'The Hockanum Valley Day • Luciano Torres, 19, of Hart duct, nolled. ly in September and that a C All Tools & Equipment 20% off (while they last) three of its most modern nuclear-powered LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — The shooting. All boys wishing to play foot Care Center’s - family picnic Pulling the weeds out of the grass at Manchester Com- for a total of about 5,000 students, full- and part-time, team game will complete a warships will leave here next week for Socialist and Communist parties called Authorities claimed the ball this season must register date has been rescheduled from planned doubleheader. , operations in northern European waters. rival rallies in Lisbon today, setting the munity College off Bidwell St. is Ed Kampfmann of MCC’s expected this fall. (Herald photo by Pinto) killing was in retaliation for whether they were players l^st Aug. 28 to Aug. 27. The Navy said Wednesday the aircraft stage for a possible confrontation in their maintenance staff. He is working to get the campus ready testimony Hogan gave a year year or not. 'The picnic will be for the carrier Nimitz, the guided missile cruiser violent struggle for power in Portugal. ago at the drug trial of a Salt Boys who were nine years old Road Oiling children at the center, and their South Carolina and the nuclear powered But a group of non-Communlst military Lake City gang leader. before Jan. 1, 1975 through The town has started its families, and will be at the STRETQH -A-BUCK A T W. G. GLENNEY CO. attack submarine Seahorse will depart officers condemned both parties and Stop Smoking Seminar Starts Sunday those who will not turn 14 summer road oiling program First Congregational Church of from Atlantic Fleet Headquarters Aug. 19. called for the creation of a grass-roots before Nov. 14 are eligible to this week and the first roads to Vernon, where the center is A spokesman said the tour will provide populist movement to run the divided GOVERNMENT HELP participate. be resurfaced will be the housed. llllllllHlllllllt Smokers who want to quit are invited to chology and medical principles designed ’The seminars are directed by Brad the ships with an opportunity to operate country. CARACAS (UPD - A study A registration fee of $3 per following : Phoenix, Church attend one of the Five Day Stop Smoking to make the most successful program to Thorp, health coordinator of Radiant Dems Seek together and “demonstrate to our NATO In the latest act of political violence, a the Venezuelan Bankers A s ^ - boy, or not more than $5 for any and Taylor Sts.; Birch, Allison, Seminars beginning Sunday and con stop smoking in America. Nationally, 80 Living Seminar sponsored by the Seventh- Acorn, Elm Hill, Driggs, Susan, Members of the Vernon allies and others, the capabiiity and ' mob swelled by farmers attending an ation revealed that 542,000 per number from one family, will Democratic Town Committee tinuing through ’Thursday. per cent of those attending the five con day Adventist Church. sons - one out of every six Valley Falls and Bamforth flexibility of the U.k Navy in the employ agricultural fair burned down Communist The programs will begin 7:15 p.m. in be accepted at the registration have been sent notices by secutive evenings quit and 50 per cent re For registration, call 523-1500. A employed in the country -- Rds.; and Estelle and Kanter DOLLAR ment of maritime forces.” headquarters in the northern town of Ar- Cooper Hall at South United Methodist session. Chairman Lester Baum concer main non-smokers after one year. registration fee will be charged. worked for the government or Drs. cos de Valdevez. Church. ’The seminar features tested psy T he two Vernon teams, the ning a vacancy in the office of government dependencies. Pioneers and Shamrocks, will 'The Public Works Depart Crisis Meetings Set ment may have to close off justice of the peace. STRETCHING VALUK BOSTON (UPI) — M assachusetts compete in the William Baum asks any member who Make Final Pleas Skoneski Midget Football some streets for a short time Economic Development Secretary but traffic control signs and is interested, or any member Howard Smith says the legislature must RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) - Today was the Conference. Younger boys will knowing of another Democrat day lawyers were making their final pleas be assigned to two or more C flagmen will assist motorists in settle its own financial problems before the temporary detours, Ronald interested, to forward the name state government can assist local before a jury of six whites and six biacks teams which will also par and qualifications to Helena who must decide whether Joan Little, a ticipate In an informal C team Hine, director of public works businesses. said. Daly, secretary of the town “We have a fiscal crisis with the state black, killed white jailer Clarence schedule. All boys will be given committee. budget and an economic crisis with the Alligood In self-defense or In an escape state’s overall economy and they are in attempt. You Can Build It A fresh face for your home tertwined,’’ Smith said Wednesday in an Just over three hours of oratory TagTvay is costs a lot less than you'd gu nouncing a series of regional economic remained to be shared by four of her six Family Touring World on Sloop conferences to start next month. attorneys. 'Then three of the prosecutors 8 EASY STEPS The plan involves a series of regional have 3 1/2 hours to argue. Makes Land Call on John Sibun EXTENSION conferences between top business, labor The Second-degree murder charge EKTEfflOl and government officials beginning Sept. 5 against the 21-year-oId woman goes to the kasfepahead WOOD DECK KITS LADDER in Lowell, to determine specific economic jury Friday. o HEBRON stand watch. Robin has even wife at Nelson’s Stockyard, a needs of the state’s industrial complex. Anne Daliaire caught a 25 lb. tuna. $AVE20% From there a comprehensive state in port where one looks like a i DO IT YOURSELF PM Russian Needs Uncertain 228-3267 Sydneysmith klddlngly said dustrial policy will be developed. pirate. It was so exciting, said ON ALL WASHINGTON (UPI) — Agriculture I with great fall 'The Sam Sydneysmith family that, he was a dropout Mrs. Sydneysmith. ONLY Secretary Earl L. Butz says he doubts that of Vancouver, Canada are economics professor at Simon Sydneysmith said "From ALUM Renews Pledge even Soviet officials know yet exactly how bouse guests this week of the Fraser University in Vancouver here we will go to the coast of CONCORD, N.H, (UPI) - The much grain they need to buy from the John Sibun family in Hebron. and that they saved the money; Maine and then follow the birds LADDERS Republican governor of New Hampshire United States and other Western nations to ’The Sydncysmitha have been If prices don’t continue to rise south to Florida where they will « 6 .9 9 gal. has renewed his pledge to challenge Presi make up for the ravages of drought on ' st^es and savings on an ocean cruise since they should have a successful stock the boat and head to the Reg. 9.98 IN STOCK! dent Ford in the state’s presidential their 1975 harvest. Hi November 1, 1974 and are trip, he said. tip of Cuba and to Jamaica and primary if former California Gov. Ronald But both Soviet and Western officials presently mid-term of their Mrs. Sydneysmith has to Panama.” Reagon does not run. will have ample time to look at final Bring us a pair of your old shoes. five-year dream. already written a few articles From there they will go to Gov. Meldrim Thomson made his harvest and supply figures before Russian ’The Sydneysmiths, which In on the family trip and hopes to Galapagos Islands then to Give Your Driveway Lasting Beauty... statements in an interview published this 111 e CONTRACTOR needs for additional imports become real clude M's wife Jill, Robin, 14, have them published. Hawaii for a visit and then start Add I voluoMo asMt to your PATENTED month in the Conservative Digest. ly pressing, Butz said Wednesday in a W ell give them to a local charity. Kelly, 12, and Andrew, 8, ami Sibun said that the Hebron home. home at a minimum cost, SYSTEM With Our rW on^ r t o i Thomson also said Alabama Gov. ktaal for entertaining, • COMPLETE recorded Voice of America radio inter their two Siamese cats started postmaster will be glad to see Mrs. Sydneysmith said they excellent garden spot, build-ii MATERIALS LIST yourself in the eew steps of George Wallace will run on a third party them leave in a way because of AND view. We'll give you $1 off on each pur their holiday in the Virgin have had friends fly down to Erecto-Pat Wood t>e^ Kits .. J .1 6 GLACKTOP SEALER ticket if he is denied the Democratic all the mall that has been complete with braefcets.' INSTRUCTIONS Islands, then traveled to Puerto visit with them when they get One coat seals, pratarveg, waterproofs, weed- presidential nomination. arriving in Hebron before and e N O RO niN C Rico, the Bahamas, and Cape into a port and that the only proofs driveways, walks, patios. 40 Arrested chase of $7.99 or more and 504: Canaveral to see the last Apollo during their stay here. 'The holiday they planned to be in T Appeal Undecided ELYRIA, Ohio (UPI) - At least 40 per abot. From there it was on to children's school courses come port for was Christmas. OVER 50 Fast-drying, siliconizing paving pitch rasiati VAIL, Colo. (UPI) - President Ford sons have b ^ n arrested In connection with off up to $7.99. Tagway is first with the Cape Hatteras to Virginia, to in the mail also. Sydneysmith and Sibun FOR YOUR SWIMMING POOL... weather, oil, grease, aclda, gatollne, antl- probably will not announce before Friday a continuing civil disturbance on the New York and to Essex where Sydneysmith, at the urging worked together 25 years ago in 00 IT YOURSELF whether he wilt appeal a court ruling that Elyria’s southwest side where fire Fall styles that make you a fashion leader. We have the greatest possible their boat the "Northwind and. support of his family, had London, and were here for a SAVE 15% Itouhlen Piveiiwnt Life! his ^ tariff on imported oil is illegal, says fighters were shot at. Bands of youths Five,” a SO-ft. sloop, is present one of his ears pierced by his visit eleven years ago. Now JannHo J-10 irfg.jrt73.fo...... * ^ press secretary Ron Nessen. roamed the streets and smashed store and selection of shoes for the entire family. And at the lowest possible prices. ly docked. Sydneysmith and his wife Sand Mix lor Sleep The President meets today with Federal automobile windows, police said today. The dream started when they were very impressed with the RC0.S(SS.t5...... * Sloping Driveways 141** 5 Gal. Can Famous names, too. Like Jack and Jill children's man's best friend went on a practice cniisq in different people they have met Soft suede nature shoe, ir x it ’ * 1 6 6 * * 1973 to Alaska In a boat the here in New England as Mrs. Rcg.lf96.3T...... AT leather trimmed. Men's family built. Aa Mrs. OUT TO BID Sydneysmith said they are so AT THE YARD ^ ^ a sh m a n shoes, Keds and Converse. So fall into Reccaaetfea Extra SUMMER FUN m n sizes 6Vi-12. Sydneysmith said, "We found CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - friefidly and helpful. step today with Tagway...and you'll we were all seaworthy, but we The New Hampshire Retire d e f e n d s needed a much larger boat.” ment Board, which provides ■ Como In and See Our Model Display Too bad we didn't think about RALEIGH step into Fall with style. 'The children are given their medical insurance lor present LOSE UGLY FAT a railing a week ago! GRAND PtUX 10-SPEED SM£ school lessons in the morning, and retired state employes, am i loilng wtlgRI today OR i^Expenses said Wednesday its $2.3 million MONEY BACK. MONADEX U • liny ORNAMENTAL WROUGHltH HIGH 'N MIGHTY and when they arrive home in Uiblot Ih il will htip curb your do- insurance contract wlU go out The classic loafer rises to 1976 they will go on to their next •Iro lor MCOH food. Eol loM-wtlgh ATTIC FOLDING STAIRS IRON RAILING to bid this year instead of lots. ConUliw iw dingiroui drugt 8lmpl«x Qttr, C*nl«r Pull BrikM, exciting heights. Wom grade. Sydneysmith feels It is a L ug^ Frm#. automatic subscription to Blue and will nol maka you ntrvout. No Put unused attic space to work Easy 1-2-3 Installation without drilling. * 1 5 9 * * en's sizes 5-10. great education for the children •Ironuoua oiorelaa. Chango your lilt HARTFORD (UPI) - and the two older ones even Cross-Blue Shield. The an . . . tlorl today. MONADEX coala R.O. 25^/2 X 54 We'll show you how. Former Lt. Gov. Peter L. iiC fSCEliSiS from *12.99 nouncement of public bids S3.00 tor a 20 day aupply and IS M follows a remark from Health lor Iwict tho amount. Loan ugly lar Warwick Disappearing Stairway 10 DAYS ONLY! , -Cashman has defended as ' FOR AUTOS or your money will bo^rofundod with 4' Adjustable Sections proper his billing the state of MODELS THAT CARRY UP TO 4 BIKES PERF PERFECT and Welfare Commissioner no quaaliona aaktd by: A lively lace-up Frank Whaland that the present ■; about $1,400 for an apartment with a big fashion Noted Author LIGGETT REXAUPMIMDE medical plan is the worst 404 Mtddk Tpk*. Wm I REQ. • < he lived in for five months. life. Sizes 5-10. Reg. $28.00 y SAVE '.J The apartment cost the state TOURING ACCESSORIES Charges Wife availal)le. Mail Ordtrt FMM 25% 9.80 > about $280 a month, but because O & C Special % Cashman rented it after the end Touring Bags by With Lockout of the 1973-74 fiscal year, the CANNONDALL • HIMALAYAN sHUBBARD LENOX, Mass. (UPI) - The Home-protection called (tor) becaute of raini | ;• rent was not recorded in the It's easy to install . auditor’s report. CYCLING SHOES & HELMETS wife of William L. Shlrer, FABRIC SPECIAL m Aromatic State Auditor Leo V. Donohue author of "The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich," faces CEDAR white aluminum | on Tuesday questioned the use KOMBI CYCLING GLOVES ^ of funds from the expense ac- IT'S A CORKER criminal charges b^ause she AT CHENEY HALL GUTTERS AND See Our CAMPAGNOZO allegedly locked her husband CLOSET LINING P count set up the 1973 legislature Tip-top fashion a- Now.yqu can afford It, you can Install It - DDWNSPDUT8 ^ for Cashman when he was SHIMANO - DURA-ACE out of the house. PINWALE • WIDE WALE • RIBLESS top a cork plat Martha Q. (Peltoh) Shlrer, easily, In any closet area. Ughtwaight aluminum constmctlon with lieutenant governor. PRO-SHOP baked-on finish that never needs OF COMPONENT 8UNT0UR form.’ Wide color 60, was charged 'Tuesday in Lee I* Cashman said Wednesday his 8U6IN0 choice. Sizes 5-10. Rsfl. S15.09 for 40 sq. ft. bundle painti Sections slip together easily, stay «•' “conscience is clear" and used ______PARTS______District Court with larceny by CORDUROY clean and leak-proor. No special tooh needed for Installation... and the the account only for expenses Bicycle Service On All Makes means of conversion. Shlrer, 70, told Judge John J. CASH AND price Is righti “associated with my activities CARRY i as lieutenant governor.” SALE SATsy mn., tUES. wife of three years chat REMNANTS locks on their home 10’ Section Gutter ^ Donohue, who reported that SWIM FINS a low, low { Cashman paid the rent himself denying him access to his FACE MASKS 3 0 % OFF typewriter and manuscripts. -■"’ftuWLRDARE D f-"""" > and was later reimbursed by 4S” WIDE Sava 15% on Fittings *4.65 at the yard , the state, said “there’s nothing Mrs. Shlrer has filed a peti tion for separate support In in the general statutes to LAWN DARTS ______?2J0 VALUES MANCHESTER n provide housing for the lieute- Berkshire Probate Court. $ | 4 9 Shlrer. told the judge the TO HOURS C nant governor.” BUOYANT VESTS $2.98 S Cashman said members of lockout meant he was denied ONLY ■ YARD MANCHESTER access to his unfinished the legislature are permitted to ADULT ONE *Litnif: one trade-in per item purchased. memoirs, checkbooks, bank SHOP FRIDAY '' use the $1,(X)0 -annual expense YOUTH or LOW Footwear and hAndbags only Taiguiay 336 No. Main St. Tel. 649-5253 statements, clothing and televi 'I allotment for apartment rent. * 3 . 9 9 TO 8:30 P.M. INFANT PRICE sion set. He has bwn living at A The auditors’ report showed 60 DAY MONEY ■ I ’i) c R C K - j l L I SHOES an undisclosed address since ~ Cashman. billed the state lor BACK GUARANTEE GLASTONBURY mid-July; pilgrim .S|fabrtcs SATURDAYS .• baby sitting and parking fees f ______p h on o...646 1000 ______2 MAIN ST. d m v A broadcaster during World 63 Hebron Ave. Tel 633-4675 ;; for political events, part of his lids]-"d (* g H ] K-Mart Shopping MaH 177 HARTFORD ROAD.....MANCHESTER______TO 4 P.M. I ‘ FARR’S Tel. 643-7111 9 to 8 OPEN EVERY DAY War II, Shlrer is best known for home telephone bill and a 207 Sponcor SiraoL Manehoitor store op«n...mortdev through Saturday 10 to 6 his classic history of Nazi Ger ______^ u rsd a v fk Friday rtite tH 9 p m ; / . u S number of unspecified dinners. 10 to 10 — many and his Berlin Diaries. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 14, 1975 M ^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, ktonchester. Conn., Thurs., August 14, 1975 — PAGE ND4E-I-
Heidi Anne Llndberg of Manchester and Stephen Ray ■lllllllllllUlllliiuiiiii mond Dwyer of New Britain, FROM YOUR were married June 14 at St. THE BABY (■(LOUPON OFFER) Rose Church in East Hartford. NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN The bride is the daughter of IS NAMED By VIVIAN FERaUSON Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Undberg of 63 Erie St. The bridegroom is At tUs time of the year, I Casey, Laura, daughter of Barry and Susanne Casey of 12 Duff the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray always' receive requests for With This Coupon mond Dwyer of East Hartford. Dr., Enfield, formerly of Manchester. She was bom Aug. 1 at canning recipes. The produce Is Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are in abundance in backyard gar The Rev. John Conti of St. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schnader of Pennsylvania. Her paternal Rose Church officiated at the dens and the market is full. 30« O^F grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Casey of Pennsylvania. single-ring ceremony. Miss Nan Truck gardeners about the 32 Ox. Bottte She has two sisters, DlAnn, 7, and Linda, 5. cy Carr of Manchester was area tell me they receive calls guitarist and soloist. asking what is available for COCNUT NUSOFT Evans, Peler Andrew, son of Daniel W. and Alice Pumphrey quantity sale on a particular The bride, given in marriage Evans of 71 Congress St. He was bora Aug. 2 at Manchester day. If vegetables appeal to the FABRIC SOFTNER by her father, wore her Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Good thru Saturday, August I6th caller, he’ll go out to buy them mother’s wedding gown of Methuselah Pumphrey of Lotian, Md. His paternal grandparents Redeem at Highland Park Market for home canning or freezing. Duchess satin which ter are Mr. and Mrs. George Evans of Dunkirk, Md. He has three HIGHLAND PARK (Limit One Coupon Per Femlly) minated in a long cathedral brokers, Daniel Jr., 8, David, 6, and Michael, 3. The preservation of food has 317 Highland Su, Manche$ter train. Her veil of French silk il been important in man's sur vival. Primitive man died in lusion was attached to a cloche Odell, Matthew Dearden, son of Jeffry H. and Mary Hills great numbers until be dis The Choicest Meat In Town! fashioned of Chantilly lace Odell of 175 Porter Rd., Hebron. He was bora Aug. 3 at which matched the underskirt Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is covered fire and the benefits of HBBIRIHIBI of her gown. She carried a Mrs. Catherine W. Hills of Gilead St., Hebron. His paternal smoking meat. Salt was ATTENTION cascade bouquet of white roses grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Odell of Hamden. He another method of preservation and baby’s breath. has two brothers, Scott, 5, and Jonathan, 1. that helped him to survive. . FORMER ttLOUPOI\ OFFER) With preservation, man was CUSTOMERS OF Miss Suzanne Caron of South Snyder, Jessica Winter, daughter of Robert B. and Paula able to live in groups and to Windsor was maid of honor. Brakeley Snyder of 14 Mason St., Coventry. She was bora Aug. 3 follow that will the herds of PATHMARK Bridesmaids were Miss at Manchest^ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is wild animals. SUPERMARKET:- Gretchen A. Lindberg, the Mrs. Virginia Z. Brakeley of Laguna Beach, Calif. Her paternal Some time later on, fermen bride’s sister; and Miss Joan grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder Sr. of Milford. Her tation was learned and vinegar ,We Cordially Invite All With This Coupon Dwyer of Blast Hartford, the maternal great-grandfather is Paul W. Brakeley of Red Bank. helped in the storage of foods. Former Cuitomeri To Come Calico Corner Welcomes Visitors bridegroom’s sister. N.J. Before the use of sugar, honey Carl Lunta of New Britain was used to preserve. Fresh To Highland Park Market, 10* Almet Sullivan, custodian at Lincoln Center, dusts off the sign welcoming visitors to Where You Can Be Assured 32 Oz. Bottle was best man. Ushers were Russin, Jamie Robert, son of Ronald A. and Corrine LaRock fruits were submerged in honey Calico Comer in the Manchester Sheltered Workshop. Gifts designed by the mentally Paul Dwyer of East Hartford, Russln of Rt. 85, Hebron. He was bora July 30 at Manchester by the Romans. They covered Of The Finest Quality In retarded are offered for sale, as are bead necklaces made by the workshop clients. Many the bridegroom’s brother; and pork with a paste made of SWEET LIFE Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr^ and Mrs. (Herald pbolo by Dunn) Groceries and Produce, Plus other items from the National Association for Retarded Citizens such as note paper, Jonathan Lindberg of Larry LaRock of Hebron. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. honey, salt and vinegar; "The Choicest Meats In AMMONIA Manchester, the bride’s Ingredients for Trlcia’s Relish cards, candles, etc. are available. For the summer. Calico Corner is open from 10 a.m. to 2 Velma Russin of Brookfield Mass. He has a sister, Donna, 1. Both honey and sugar were Touinr... Good thru Saturday, August 16th brother. Mrs. Stephen R. Dwyer expensive luxuries until the McPartland, a Manchester p.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Extended hours will be announced for the fall. named for my husband’s late Redeem el Highlend Perk Market A reception was held at the 19th century when home can native who now lives in Ft. (Herald photo by Dunn) Boner, Rebekah Sarah, daughter of Kenneth and Joanne Vin grandfather. She calls it (Limit One Coupon Per Family) home of the bride’s parents, cent Honer of 416 N. Main St. She was bora Aug. 1 at Manchester ning became popular. It was Lauderdale, Fla. simply: BB after which the couple left on a Wilson Haight & Welch Inc. of Beef Co. of Bloomfield. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. during this period that the Chili Sauqe trip to Cape Cod. Hartford. Mr. Dwyer is The couple will reside in New famous Louis Pasteur per R elish Manuel J. Vincent Jr. of 140 Summit St. Her paternal grand 25 medium tomatoes 2 medium cabbages Mrs. Dwyer is employed by employed by Mosey’s Corned Britain. formed bis studies in 6 green peppers parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chipkln of Paramus, N.J. 2 quarts ripe tomatoes bacteriology. He found that the 1 or 2 hot peppers exclusion of air from food was 2 quarts green tomatoes 8 medium onions 1 quart onions Important to its preservation. It 1 lb. sugar (2 cups) r 3 small sweet red peppers is air that carries living 1 teaspoon cinnamon organisms. Science brought 2 bunches celery 1 teaspoon allspice 2 cucumbers knowledge and the professional 1 teaspoon ground cloves V.S.D.A. CHOICE MEA TS! Add 4ii cup salt and let stand canning companies flourished. 2 cup vinegar overnight. lOraln well in the All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! I will not attempt in this Vk cup salt morning and add: column to give out advice on Grind all together in grinder. 1 quart vinegar proper canning and freezing Add vinegar. Boil to desired A s k . 3 lbs. brown sugar methods. Information can be thickness (should cook down secured through services such 1 teaspoon cinnamon U.S.D.A. CHOICE By Abigail Van Buren about Vk). Place, while hot, in as the Tolland County Exten sterile jars and seal. Makes Vk teaspoon ground cloves C 197Sby Chk«goTrlbun»*N.Y. N«w«8ynd., Inc. sion Service. Pamphlets can be about 7 quarts. Vk cup mustaiid seed Boll Vi hour. Bottle while hot BEEF ROUND BOHOM ROAST lb. 1.49 secured from the U.S. Govern The next one is from Patricia ment. ' The Ball Canning Co. (Tricia) Blackwell who lives at in sterile jars. Makes about 12 U.S.D.A.CHOICE CENTER CUT points. DEAR ABBY: I was pleased when you urged your W f e d o n t publishes an excellent good- 181 Ferguson Rd., the street readers to have their blood pressure checked. I wish you’d sized booklet which is have added, “And one way to have it checked absolutely sometimes difficult to secure BEEF ROUND BOTTOM ROAST lb. 1.69 free is to become a blood donor. I t’s quick and painless, and as it sells out rapidly. U.S.D,A. CHOICE should you have a disease that shows in your blood sample, I suggest you invest in a good you are promptly notified.” Cookbooks Feature book on canning and freezing. We Give Old Fashion I donate blood twice a year. And I feel that I’m getting DANIEL M. McLENNON much more than ! give. Rockford, III. Some have fine photographs Slow Cooker Recipes Butcher Service” BEEF ROUND RUMP ROAST .lb. 1.69 (formerly of Manchester) ahqwtef how to ooUiMak, hot- BLOOD DONOR Did you ever get put-down by a salesman for pack as well as the method for U.S.D.A. CHOICE B.S. Degree At Our Service Meat taking tod much of his "valuable time?" Well, at . pressure-canning. One such is By Gaynor Maddox This method of cooking is DEAR DONOR: God love you. And readers, if you are Illinois Wesleyan The Complete Book of Home between 17 and 65, yoiT, too, can become a donor, llie only Lafayette, you’re what is valuable. So, if you convenient and economical for U niversity have questions, ask and we’ll answer. Preserving by Ann Seranne Long, slow cooking, no pot BEEF EYE ROUND ROAST •lb. 1.89 bank in the world that would rather have your blood than working mothers, for the Department, You Bloomington, III. published by Doubleday. In ad watching. Finally lift off the top your money is the Red Cross Blood BankI Ask us about anything electronic and chances and behold — dinner. woman who comes home after U.S.D.A. CHOICE are that while we help you make the right choice, dition to canning and freezing, a day’s work as teacher, bank there are chapters on pickling Crockery cooking has caught DEAR ABBY: 1 have a problem. Please don’t give me a the public fancy. 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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 14, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 14, 1975- PAGE f.i .f v e n OBITUARIES Druckman^s Tax Trip Delayed by Illness The Mn. Margaret O'Brien Mrs. Lucy C. Cordera Bogner’s Top Trudon, The funeral of Mrs. Lucy C. VERNON — Mrs. Margaret The long-awaited appearance Druckman said ill health Doherty O’Brien of West Rd. Cordera of 517 Vernon St., who this week of Abraham Herald Angle died Tuesday in a Manchester caused him to cancel his died Wednesday night at Hart Druckman of New York, to pay planned trip. ford Hospital. She was the convalescent home, is Saturday the delinquent Manchester at 9 a.m. from Holmds Funeral Druckman said also he’s By Earl Yost widow of John J. O'Brien. taxes he owes on his 811-821 looking forward to coming to Holiday’s Oust Dick’s Home, 400 Main St., with a Sports Editor Bom in Vernon, Mrs. O’Brien Main St. property, will not Manchester next week, to con Mass at St. Bartholomew’s had lived in Hartford and Ver materialize, Tax Collector fer with town officials regar Dethroned as champions in the Silk City Slow Pitch Soft- non most of her life. Before she Church at 10. The Silk City regular season winners finally broke James Turek announce today. ding the money he owes — ball League by Trudon Volkswagen, Bogner’s Packers retired, she was a secretary for Burial will be in St. James through the defense to tally four times in the fifth but that Turek said he learned of about 131,000. gained the upper hand in the Town Class A Tournament was the extent of the scoring. the state Fhibllc Utilities Com Cemetery. Druckman's no-show from Short PutU and Drives last night at Robertson Park by trimming the champs, 7-4. mission. Friends may call at the William Sleith, chairman of the Turek' said the tax liens The winners used the Punch and Judy singles funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 Connecticut's No. 1 golfing extravaganza got off to a Survivors are four sisters. Mayor’s Downtown Action placed against the property method to win with Jim Purtill collecting four one-base and 7 to 9 p.m. ^ flying start yesterday with the Pro-Am and today the 144 Holiday Lanes, Candlelight champions, sent Dick's Miss Agnes Doherty and Mrs. Committee and the town’s won’t be lifted until the . hits and Randy Smith and Dave White two each. Madeline Butler, both of Ver- Survivors include two sisters, touring professionals will be shooting for the first prize liaison with the absentee delinquent taxes are paid in Americans to the sidelines by an 11-7 score in the double Randy Ralston and Alan Rodonis each had two singles in pon, Mrs. Miriam Yauch of Mrs. Mary Pentore of Ken money of 640,000, a far cry from the |2,400 Ted Kroll property owner. full. He said he has no discre elimination event. Dick's placed second In the North End the loss. East Hartford and Mrs. Eulalia sington and another sister in He said Sleith received a tion in the matter and must received for winning the first Greater Hartford G ^n back loop. The Holidays also used the singles system to a great Riley of Rocky Hill. Italy, who were omitted in the phone call from Druckman late follow state regulations — 24 years ago at the Wethersfield Country Ciub...Tallest Her brother, James A. Doher obituary in Wednesday’s Wednesday night and that which require payment in full. m an in the field was 6-7 Rick Barry, an am ateur. The NBA degree in trimming the Americans. Jimmy Jackson Herald. Tonight at 7:30 at Fitzgerald Field, Holiday faces ty of West Rd., died earlier star is almost as much at home on the fairways as on the collected a homer but Roger Talbot and Steve Longo each The family suggests that any Trudon with the loser being eliminated. The winner will Wednesday at St. Francis basketball court. Barry displayed amazing ability with had three singles and John Quaglip a pair. Jack Holik Hospital, Hartford. memorial gifts may be made to then face Bogner's at 8:45 for the championship. long and accurate drives and great play on the singled and doubled and Jackson also had a single. There will be a double funeral a charity of the donor’s choice. Slate Man Implicated Bogner's jumped off to a 4-0 lead in the first inning and Standouts for Dick's were Ray Rolando with Uiree hits Saturday at 9:15 a.m. from greens...Two Manchester men were among the amateurs, upped the margin to 7-0 after four with three runs in the Dave Grzyb who was in a foursome which included pro singles, Jeff Maxwell and Leo Williamson with two singles Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 fourth. each and Craig Pepin with a single and triple. Prospect St., with a Mass at St. John Williams In Stock Fraud Case Tony Jacklln and Jim Melley was in a group with Jim Bernard’s Church at 10. Mrs. ROCKVILLE - A memorial Colbert. Two former Manchester residents were also in NEW YORK (UPI) - A — Barry C hajet, 45, of O’Brien will be buried in service for John Williams, 87, the field, Howard Mohr, former UConn athlete, who also Connecticut man, six other Northwood Cemetery, Wilson, of Holt, England, formerly of Syosset, N.Y. former registered stock played in pro Jacklin’s foursome and Frank Wilson had and her brother in St. ^ rn a rd ’s Rockville, who died May 4 at — Allan Kern, 36, of Armonk, brokers', and a private Investor Dave Graham as one of his playing partners...It cost Cemetery. Bradford-on-A von, England, is N.Y. were indicted Wednesday on amateurs |650 to play, $500 as a sponsor and a $150 entry The family suggests that any Sunday at 10:15 a.m. at Union — William Murphy, 29, of St. charges of fraudulently in fee...Johnny Cesario, former local restaurant owner, was memorial contributions may be Congregational Church. Paul, Minn. flating the over-the-counter — Richard Sobel, 35, of New on duty as a Bums security guard...When the main attrac Boh Clifford Sets Record made to St. Bernard’s School. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor of Union Church, will of price of securities in a martial York City. tion for a majority of the spectators arrived, Bob Hope and arts school. Judo Inc., which ran a chain Jackie Gleason, there were photographers by the dozens, Mrs. Viola B. Peterson ficiate. Burial will be Monday in Grove Hill Cemetery. U.S. Attorney Paul J. Curran of schools teaching Judo, ‘amateur and professional, on the first green and near the The funeral of Mrs. Viola Ladd Funeral Home, 19 said the 42-count Indictment in Karate and Jiu-Jitsu in New clubhouse to get shots of the two comedians. Bancoft Peterson of 28D Ellington Ave., is in charge of volved stock and mail fraud in York and Florida, filed for In Final X^Country Run Thompson Dr., who was found arrangements. the sale of 104,700 shares in th e . bankruptcy earlier this year, dead at her home Tuesday, is securities of Jerome Mackey’s Curran said. Silk Towners on Hand Establishing a course Friday at 11 a.m. at Holmes Judo Inc. at a price of more Lacko, Steve Colbert, Dave Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Manchester golfing enthusiasts spotted among the better record for third time in five than $1 million. Lemieux, Andy Saunders, Burial will be in Old Church John A. Gancarz Sewer Installation on Schedule Mackey Was named as an un than average opening day turnout were Tom Bailey, Adler weeks, former East Catholic Ethan Whitaker, Brett Cemetery, Glastonbury. John A. Gancarz, 67, of indicted coconspirator in the in Dobkin, Charlie McKenzie, Rudy and Mary Lou High cross country standout Work is progressing on schedule on the installation of ting property owners who claim their assessments (still to Shelton Factory . Friends may call at the Newington died Wednesday at dictment. He was named in a Pierro...The weather was hot and humid...Lee Trevino Bob Clifford flashed home in Jones, Brian Longo, Joe sanitary sewers in Lydall St., from Green Manor’s be determined by the Board of Directors) may prove un funeral home lliursday from 7 Hartford Hospital. He was the separate Indictment charging Fire Suspect quipped he didn’t mind the heat, or sun, but had enough of 20:11 to pace the field over Firetto, Scott Moffat, Scott to 9 p.m. father of Mrs. Joan Aschen- Northfield Green Condominium easterly to its new Forest just. Their contention is that Green Manor should be mail fraud earlier this year in Waives Hearing rain and lightning storms. He was knocked down by a the Manchester Community Pearsall. brenner of Manchester and Ridge Condominium. The construction, by Kapsia and Son assessed for 50 per cent of the construction cost. (Herald Brooklyn Federal Court. lighting bolt several weeks ago during PGA play but sur W o m e n - V al P o u lin NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A College campus last night. brother of Joseph Gancarz of of Glastonbury, has aroused much controversy from abut photo by Pinto) . The indictment alleged that 10:30, Karen Saunders, Lori suspect in the March 1 explo vived. “It just wasn’t my time to go,” he said while The Williams College Gen. McAuliffe South Windsor. the defendants “artificially J * • * ' sion fire of the Sponge Rubber sharpening up his putting game...Style-wise, every type of captain-elect received his Veal, Ruth Veal, Jan Saglio. He is also survived by his raised the bid price of Judo Inc. Dies of Leukemia Products Co. plMt in Shelton loud colored or pattern^ golfing clothes are acceptable strongest competition from Masters - Jerry Coulter wife, a son, another daughter, from approximately $3 per WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gen. may be extradited to Connec today with Rick Barry’s fish desiped pants among the Eric Williamson over the 23:57, Don Roy 26:26, Don (Herald photo by Dunn) two other brothers and four share to approximately $34 per Anthony C. McAuliffe, the ticut within the week. flashiest...Ron Smith, Manchester golfer and now a pro in Berghuis. sisters. share in 1972.” final mile and Jeff Geyer. defiant Airborne commander Albert R. Coffey, 43, was O pen - Dave Fradin 22:00, The funeral is Saturday at When the pricq of Judo Inc. Maine, won 33 in the 15th t)H O ....^ch player in the Pro- Clifford slowly pulled Boh Clifford Breaks Tape who answered “nuts” to a Ger arrested Aug. 5 by the FBI in 8:30 a.m. from the Newington fell in 1973 to $4 per share, the Am received a green umbrella and a souvenir away from the field to wind Bruce Laube, Roger man ultimatum to surrender at POLICE REPORT Akron, Ohio, where he waived a Williams College Captain Was All Alone Memorial Funeral Home, 20 defendants allegedly inflated mug...Jackie Gleason used a set of gold golf clubs. His' up as the point leader in the Conway, Bill Ogden, A1 Pan- Bastogne in World War II, died federal extradition hearing Bonair Ave., with a Mass at St. the price again to $11 per share. knickers, the only one in the field to wear them, brought College Division. Geyer was cavage, Tom O’Donnell, Jim Monday of leukemia, a Tuesday. Mary’s Church, Newington, at car crash on Parker St. early Other arrests made or sum lot behind the Manchester State Curran said the major figure back memories of the golden days when they were Uie Jerom e. spokesman for Walter Reed MANCHESTER Coffey was among 10 persons second in the point standing 9. Burial will be in St. Mary’s David M. Calipeau, 16, of this morning. monses issued by Manchester BanJ|[. Investigation is con named in the indictment was style for golfers. Only Gene Sarazen has continued to wear Y outh - Brad Jones 5:50, Hospital said Wednesday. tinuing. named in federal indictments with Ed Kaytis, Larry Cemetery, New Britain. Hartford was in satisfactory Manchester Police said a car Police included: James E. Corr m , 37, a private Mike Roy, John Dupont, Best . Week Ever McAuliffe, who entered the on conspiracy charges in the ab knickers among the pros of another day who still get out Woykovsky and Mike Sal- Friends may call at the condition today at Manchester driven by Galipeau struck a • Merton W. Gay, 66, of 41 Investor, of St. Petersburg, Fla. Judy Stoker, Sharon Kelly, Army hospital July 16, was 77. Thefts reported to police duction of three employes from and play...Practice balls on the driving range were mond rounding out the top funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 Memorial Hospital, suffering utility pole at about 1:30 a.m. Westwood St., charged Former registered The small but spunky com Wednesday included: the plant shortly before it supplied by Torza’s golf enterprises. No longer are caddies five. Don Gardner, Larry Fur and 7 to 9 p.m. multiple injuries from a one- He was charged with reckless Wednesday night with following stockbrokers named in the in For MCC In Twi mander of the 101st Airborne exploded. The three were ne«led to chase the balls in front of the nearby com fields. Dave Fradin sped to his bish. driving; court date is Sept. 9. too ciosely in connection with a • A $600 trombone stolen dictment were: Division sent his famous minor two-car accident at Park from a South Windsor man’s released unharmed. High wire fences stop m any balls that narrow ly m issed the fifth victory In earning the message to the commander of — R. Bruce Buschbaum, 34, He was also ebuged with and Chestnut Sts. Court date is car while it was parked on of Altamonte Springs, Fla. cowi m the pasture in other years...Willie Mays was busy Open Division ti(le. Fradin Enjoying its most productive week in two years of com^ German troops surrounding his conpslracy to -transport Aug. 26. Hartford Rd. Tuesday night. — Roger Drayer, 33, of New signing auh^aphs and making friends before taking his was undefeated in the 26-35 petition in the Hartford "Twilight Baseball League,| position at Eiastogne, Belgium, dynamite and gasoline from Hearst Denies Discussing • Gary J. Chokas, 18, of 81 • A bottle of liquor and aiwut York City. si^gs...Sam m y Davis came up with a toothache and had age bracket. Manchester Community College whitewashed Belltown during the bloody Battle of the $60 in change taken in a break Pennsylvania to the Shelton Harpier to A ’« Diane Dr., charged early this — Barry Drayer, 35, of New to pass up playing but made an appearance at mid- First to cross the finish last night at Mt.Nebo, 10-0. Bulge in December, 1944. into a Delmont St. home. plant. ANAHEIM (UPI) - A morning with reckiess driving town, Conn. •nmaaan...iimu ar« ■ lot ol people on vacation and line in the Women's Division Earlier this, week the With American forces in the Payment for Patty’s Return on Hartford Rd. Court date is California Angels spokesman many others out of work judging by the size of the crowd. was Val Poulin who es Collegians upset West Hart area-outnumbered four to one, Sept. 9. reported Wednesday the sale of Admission was $8 per copy, which is the fee for each tablished a standard with a ford and now show a 7-13 the German command sent one • Shirley A. Thompson, 17, of Tommy Harper to the Oakland would consider going to New Army. She later joined the SLA remaining day as well at the gate. of its officers carrying a white United Press International Hartford, charged Wednesday 10:30 clocking. The state A’s. record, while still last in the York and appearing with them cause, and is wanted on federal Rains May Be Too Late flag to McAuliffe’s position Newspaper publisher Ran night with fourth-degree high school girls' champ Although the exact amount of National Division, it’s a at their press conference. bank robbery charges. asking for a surrender. dolph A. Hearst denied again iarceny (shopiifting) at Shoe wound up third in the final the sale was not stated, the major improvement over a “I replied that outside of ad Jack Scott, in an interview (Herald photo by Dunn) McAuliffe wrote one word — today that he had any dis Town, Spencer St. Court date is points standings, behind the spokesman said Harper was year ago. “Nuts” — on a piece of paper ditional publicity, which I with UPI in Las Vegas To Revive Wilting Crops New Swing Hope sold for cash “in excess of the cussions with Jack and Micki thought in their case was not Aug. 26. running Veal sisters, Lori Director Recognized It was the season finale and gave it to a courier to take Scott concerning a financial Wednesday night before his • Roger G. Wiliiams, 75, of w aiver p rice " of $20,000. necessary, that I could not see brother’s comments were By Uniled Press that of 1974, which withered rains—up to two inches. But of and Ruth. Lori replaced her for both clubs. to the German. payment for the return of his 1758 Tolland Tpke., charged Jerry Coulter, Masters Division runner, on -behalf of Harper played in 89 games with such a move on my part ac released, said the FBI was Inlernalional crops and killed livestock ficials said that for some Of Dave Stockton older sister as the division Big man with the bat was “What does that mean?” the fugitive daughter, Patty. Wednesday with threatlng. the participants in the weekly cross country races at the Angels and b a tt^ .239, hit complishing anything.” holding Walter against his will Despite the rains that throughout the nation’s drought-hit croplands, they queen. Ruth Veal wound up Paul Placido with two hits German asked. Hearst, in a statement Police said Williams allegedly ting three home runs, driving in Hearst said he and the Scott in connection with the Hearst quenched drought-parched midlands. may have been either too little WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — Defending champ Dave second in the statistics. MCC, presented Barry Sheckley, race director, with a and four RBI’s. He doubled “It means 'go to hell’,” the released in San Francisco, said threatened two people at 31 runs and stealing 19 bases. brothers moved to a hotel bar crops in portions of the Corn “We have the makings of a or too late. Stockton hopes his new swing will lead him back to the Youthful Brad Jones, one special SAM T-shirt for his efforts. courier-said. he met with the Scotts about case. Wickham Park whose Frisbee and tripled. Jack Maloney and drank for several hours “The only thing we have Belt, farmers are less than op similar disaster to last year,” . winninig trail The tide of battle turned and two weeks ago, as he has in the landed in his yard. Court date is of the most promising young also had two hits for the following the meeting and that heard from him since he dis timistic it had come in time to he said. The tall Californian, who said knickers, red sweater vest and the last desperate German past, and added: “I have had no Aug. 25. runners in the area, annexed Scott Moffat rounded out the locals. Jack Scott “took offense” when appeared was one brief phone revive wilting crops. Bobblck said that by Aug. 12, he has revamped his swing and red, wool stockings, said, "You rounded out the jogger offensive was crushed. negotiation in relation to money • David M. Monroe, 16, of a second straight title in the Rich Rabe was never in “a gentleman came by and call in which he told my father “This little bit of moisture we farmers had filed about 11,800 In loving immory of la testing a new set of Irons, got look like a float in the rose bowl top season point-getters in award winners. at any time or place.”* parade.” Youth Division. Jones any trouble, allowing just complained about the noise at the FBI had him holed up Windsor, charged Wednesday got this morning is not going to drought disaster loss claims. In some practice at the Greater the 12-18 age group. Manchester Mayor John Feline Loop His statement, reiterating afternoon with third-degree PATRICK MADOEN created a new record for the one hit in five inninngs. He our table.” His brother calmed somewhere and he could not get save the crops,” Harold Hob- By the same date during last Hartford Open, Pro-Am The tournament, which offers Capturing his first title 'Thomspon presented mugs 'In Memoriam others he made earlier and con who paoaod away a first prize of $40,000, is spon Jack down and the three went away,” Jack Scott said. burglary and fourth-degree bick of the Kansas Agricultural summer’s drought, be said, Wednesday. A crowd of 28,000 1.1 mile course as he out after only two years of run Playoffs Set fanned six and walked three. Doris Levine belov^ wife and mother tradicted accusations made by larceny in connection with a re Auguat 14,1990. sored by comedian Sammy to all runners who took part gone one year and deeply missed. to Hearst’s nearby apartment “’The FBI now is releasing Stabilization and Conservation slightly more than 12,000 claims Unified at the antics of Bob lasted Mike Roy. John ning was Don Roy in the The Feline League Slow Pitch Howie Beeler worked the Walter J. Scott, Jack’s brother, cent break. Similar charges Davla Jr. and the Greater Hart in three or more races. Lou, Husband for another hour. the statement saying we have Service said Wednesday. “It’s had been made. We think o( you In alienee, Hope and Jackie Gleason on the Dupont's strong third place Softball playoffs for the top four last two frames on the PAUL PLACIDO who is being held in protective ford Jaycees. M asters Division. The Barbara, Daughter “Jack Scott is under a great him in protective custody at his were lodged by police in Elast going to take more moisture A quarter to three-quarters of We often apeak your name, 6,586-yard, par-72 course kt the finish earned him second The five-run program was teams will begin Monday night mound. Phyllis, Daughter custody by the FBI in Boston Marathoner placed deal of tension,” Hearst said. Hartford, Wethersfield, Berlin than that.” an inch of rain dampened But all we have are Wethersfield Country Club. Stockton got a bit of en place in the season stan Dawne, Grand-daughter Philadelphia. own request. It is impossible second last night but ac capably supervised by Barry at Mt. Nebo. In the Walter Scott interview, and Bloomfield, authorities Pat Boyer, assistant Kansas northern Kansas. But Hobbick m em oriae. Stockton, 47th on the money couragement and a hopeful sign Steve and Keith, Sons-in-law Walter, meeting Wednesday for our family to accept the dings. cumulated enough points to Sheckley of the MCC staff The double elimination tour conducted by the FBI for said. Court date is Sept. 8. agriculture secretary, con and others said more must And your picture In a franw. list this year with $38,420, will of luck when his wife,"Cathy, with two reporters in an inter legitimacy of that comment.” Sharon Kelly, Dan gain overall honors. Bob Last night’s results; nament schedule of games will reporters from the Philadelphia Jack Scott has denied any curred. follow If crops are to be saved. get serious today as the 24th won the beginners class of the be: In Memoriam view arranged by the FBI, S o n s a n d D aughton Gardner and Larry Furbish Russell, Jqrry Coulter and ’ Daily News and WCAU-TV, knowledge of Miss Hearst’s Police discovered at “One-half to three-quarters Other areas received heavier edition of the GHO begins. GHO players wives tennis tour Joggers - Steve'Dawson Mon. 6:15 2 vs. 4; 7:30 1 vs. In loving memory of Doris Levine who charged that his younger attempted break into Ray' nament held Wednesday in con rounded out-the top five in passed away August 14, 1974. Scott said he was certain his of an inch of rain won’t do much Stockton said be also feels be Don Berghuis trailed Roy. 3. brother offered to lead the FBI whereabouts and said he would the 12 and under grouping. 10:02, Jay Martin, Brian brother knows Miss Hearst’s not 'cooperate with a Penn Beller’s Music Shop, 1013 Main more than wash the dust off the has corrected some erratic put junction with the golf event. Football and track star Wed. 6:15 Loser #1 vs. Loser Her gentle face and patient smile to Patricia Rearst in return for By virtue of a second Jones, Tim Roy, Ray whereabouts. sylvania grand jury in St., this morning. A hole was crops,” he said. ting. Don Bles and Lanny Wadkins Steve Dawson romped to a #2; Winner #1 vs. Winner #2. Day by day we do recall $100,000 and a grant of immuni found in a front door window, each fired a 64 in the golf tune- Whenem, Larry Furbish, She touched the lives of many Scott, who is in protective vestigating the case. Hobbick said that despite the “I bad my whole swing place finish last night. Matt third straight win in the Thurs. ’7:30 Winner ifS vs. ty from prosecution. up, one shot ahead of Bob Harry B^ne, Les Toth. She warmed us with her love custody of the FBI, said Miss Walter Scott described with a trail of blood leading rain, Kansas fanners could be revamped,” Stockton said: “1 Wallace took home top Joggers’ Division and had to Loser iI4 SLOW PITCH ^ e had a kindly word for each, Walter, who according to his Ybur Zerider, and two in front of Ray Hedrst, was at the home of his himself as an intermediary in from the storefront to a parking facing a drought as serious as fouqd out what I .was doing laurels in the highly com College - Bob Clifford All games at Mt. Nebo. And died b e b v ^ by all , family has a drinking problem Fioyd. A sextet of players, in be content with fourth place parents, Mrs. and Mrs. John negotiations between Jack and wrong in my putUnfe too.” petitive Teen Division. The 20:11, E ric Williamson, Jeff Fri. 7:30 Winner ||I4 vs. But a loving God knew best. and has been in and out of men % cluding Lee Trevino, logg^ a in the final standings. And took you away, Scott, Sept. 27. the FBI. He said the talks took Admitting he’s b ^ playing former Manchester High Winner #5; 8:45 (If necessary). SOFTBALL tal institutions, also claimed he 67. Another steady perfor Geyer, Larry Woykovsky, And s o m ^ y beyond the sunset. “Miss Hearst was there place during a two-week period diamond is forever lately like he "doesn’t like runner followed Chris These town games at Nike. We will meet again someday. saw Miss Hearst in his parents’ The 72-hole tournam ent, mance by Larry Furbish _ Jim Eilke, Ed Kaytis, John. briefly,” Scott said. He also from the last of July to early money,” Stockton said, "} may DUSTY Las Vegas apartment. which ends up Sunday, features Walton across the final line. gave the veteran the title in Gray. Sadly missed by Mother said she was to be taken this month. He said they broke change that this week." Playoff start last night at Mt.Nebo, Katie Graham, In New York, Micki Scott most of the top members of the Ethan Whitaker, Brian the division. Harry Beane, elsewhere and his parents once off but he did not know why. Hope, commenting on Teenage - Chris Walton Nike found Peru’s trimming backed by a perfect defense, said today her attorneys were tour with the exception of Jack Longo, Joe Fioretto and drove her from the West Coast He said his brother gave him Gleason’s attire of blue Les Toth and Tim Roy 20:50, M att W allace, Eric Annulli’s, 12-1, with Jim Keefe held Tommy’s Pizza scoreless seeking to have Walter placed Ntcklaus who Is resting after to the East Coast. the impression Miss Hearst’s collecting three hits and Butch as David’s posted an easy 13-0 on the witness stand at a u his recent PGA victory. Neville Lost He said his brother conversion to radicalism was ^ . Talaga, Bud Talaga and Bill decision. federal court hearing scheduled Gleason and Hope traded negotiated turning her over to because of “mind-altering Kelley all with two bingles Phyllis Uccello and Marty for Monday in Harrisburg, Pa. listen to Offer jibes In a threesome that in /ABOUT authorities because he thought techniques” and quoted his To Patriots each. Den Vendrillo homered. Raymond each banged out “Let’s see what Walter says MEMPHIS (UPI) - cluded 1970 GHO winner Bob she had become a liability to FUNERAL HOME Butch Talaga hurled the dis three hits for the winners with TOWN under oath,” she said. “I think brother as saying Miss Hearst American Basketball Associa Murphy. the radical movement. had been “hung up in a closet UtlablUhed 1874 • Four Goneratlont of Strvlce AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) - tance and scattered three hits. Chris Dulka, Judy Derench, we’ll hear a very different tion trustees scheduled a league During their round, a ball He said the FBI seemed in for two weeks, that sort of 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 The New England Patriots have He missed a shutout in the fifth Sandy Hail and Sally Granato story.” meeting today In Chicago to driven by Hope from the 17th terested in the plan, in which thing.” lost 11-year veteran offensive when the Constructionmen each adding a pair of bingles. Hearst, president and editor hear an offer from a Memphis tee struck a youth in the head. Jack apparently hoped to get Scott early in the Interview tackle Tom Neville for the tallied once. Best in the loss was Jan Manchester Composite of the San Francisco Examiner, group to buy the bankrupt Officials said Gary Griezlca, between $100,000 and $200,000. season Wednesday after he Smyth with three hits and Squadron of the Civil Air Patroi said in the early morning state said it “was a significant Memphis Sounds. IS, of Bristol, was admitted in DUSTY will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 “He felt she was not a true probability” his brother was in your ring broke his left ankle in practice. Making 17 base hits count for Doreen Oakmah and Debbie ment that,'“Last Friday revolutionary,” Scott said. He Former Sounds President good condition to Hartford at the Manchester State Ar evening, at Mr. Jack Scott’s volved romantically with Miss Mike Storen said earlier this “It's a pretty big blow to us,” a dozen runs. Town Employees Sarni with two each. said his brother characterized Come To The Free Hospital for overnight observa said head coach Chuck Fair Starting fast and then holding mory, 330 Main St. The meeting request, I met with him, and Hearst, but later termed that a week that ABA Commissioner tion. trounced CBT la'st night at is open to all young people from Miss Hearst as a “spoiled brat “ possibility.” From banks. He said Neville was the Robertson Park, 12-5. on down the stretch Moriarty Micki Scott (Jack’s wife), his who wants to go out and play Dave DeBusschere and Immediately after the round, Grade 7 through high school. father and mother, and his In Washington, the FBI SENIOR CITIZEN (60 plus) Executive Director Thurlo teams highest rated offensive Dave McCann colle<^ted four Bros, trimmed Busy Bee Mobil games.” Hope telephoned several times lineman based on last year’s at Mt. Nebo, 10-7. More information may be ob brother W,plter, and the declined comment on Scott’sjn- McCrady would present the to inquire of the boy's condi straight singles to spark the Miss Hearst was abducted terview, saying only “there’s a YOUTH (12.21) game films. The winners led 8-0 after five tained by calling 646-6344 or 875- Reverend Cecil Williams at tlie Offer. tion, tqurnament officials said. Town offense. Dennis Gliha 6870. from her Berkeley, Calif., grand jury meeting very soon to He suffered a fracture a singled, doubled and tripled and innings before the Bees came to Scotts’ apartment at the Fair apartment in 1974 by members mont hotel in San Francisco. take up the whole matter.” slightly above the ankle and Dave Paradis, Bob Walsh, Ed life with three runs in the sixth of the Symbionese Liberation and four more in the last inning. A Bible study will be con ' “It was about 9 o’clock in the FIELD DAY also strained ligaments In a pile Belleville, Ed Moriconi and Bob Slow Pitch B Play Two-hit club memver ducted tonight at 7:30 at United evening. After getting up during a scrimmage. Post each added two hits to the members for the winners were Pentecostal Church, 187 Wood- acquainted with members of AND PICNIC Neville had played 132 Patriot winning cause. Marty Wightman, Joan bridge St. the family I was asked if I At Center Spring Park Starts Monday Night games since 1965, more than Don Nicholson was the only Catholic Burial any other player still on the Banker with two hits. Beaudry. Cindy Talaga and Action starts Monday night in Monday, Wednesday, Thursday,. team. He started in all 14 Kathy McConnell. games last season and was the Final Slumliiigs Debbie Dennison and Jeanine FREE SHOWINQ WHEN . . . ? should you choose Sunday, August 17 the Recreation Department’s Friday nights next week and your r'Class B Slow Pitch Softball Monflay and Tuesday, Aug. 25- offensive captain. W L Cowles each came up with family burial place? 1-5 P.M. Tournament at Robertson Park 28. . “We lost one of our leaders— Vittner’s Gardens 13 1 three hits for the Bees and “The Cross and the Switchblade” Some have asked themselves this queistion. Some and Fitzgerald Field. Monday's schedule; there's no question about that,” Looking Glass 12 2 Diane Bouffard, M.arty have never thought about it. All will have to answer It Fairbanks said. "He had a Town Employees 8 7 Dicosimo. Micki *■ Wilson and Sponsored by Human Services and SAM Two games are slated at each Fitzgerald Field, 6:15 - 8:00 P.M. CALVARY CHURCH sometime. The best time to qhoose your family burial field. Tacorral vs. Dusty No. 2 team; steady influence on the young C.B.T. (Blue) 7 8 Rita Lupacchino each had two '(Herald photo by Dunn) North End Fire 7 8 hits for the losers. FRIDAY 047 E. Middle Tpke. place is — NOW. Champions and runners-up in 7:30 Highland Park Market vs.' offensive linemen. They the Charter Oak, Eastern, Walnut Barbers. respected him and asked him a Angels 6 8 Revised schedule tonight SAINT JAMES CEMETERY •Season’s Top Cross Country Scorers lot of questions.” Savings Bank 4 10 reads like this: Scruse vs. AU6. IB Tel. 041^0405 ThoabovoipiZ a S B f f ** to yow group on « nnST COM! nUST Nike, Indy, "Rec and Dusty Robertson Paric at 6:15 will 368 Broad Siroal •SRVIDI* oommunHy oorvlot progromr^throuoh ttw I^ g u e s qualified. The double feature Lathrop Insurance and Fairbanks said he’s going to Keggers 0 14 Moriarty's at 6:15 at Mt.Nebo by Marenatha Cottee House ' oouitooy < S!*J? aubll®'** _ „ „ Champions a|l and leaders in the seven categories for the season in cross country sponsored I ol W ittln ^ tjl Mrfc Jonlot Lopoi A t So HorUd .boW m elimination system will be used Rec No. 2 qualifier with Renn's to juggle some of his other and David's and Crispino's at Manchester, Connacticul 11-12 t.m. Mpndiy lor Thuradoyi M. pIm m p i i ^ s ^ 2 7 iu competition at MCC are, left to right. Brad Joiies, youth; Lori Veal, women’s; Dave FELINE to determine the champion. and Nike second place team offensive linemen to fill 7:30. If necessary, David's and Phone 646-3772 Shutouts are rare in slow All Are Welcomel Tourney play will be staged playing at 7:30. Fradin, open; Boh Clifford, college; Matt Wallace, teen; Larry Furbish, jogger, and Neville’s vacant right offensive Crispino's will play a second Don Roy, masters. tackle position. pitch softball but last night at time at 8:45. . i ' PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura , AiiRimt 14. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tluffs., August 14, 1975 - PAGE THIRTF-FN SCORE MAJOR Cluster Development ROCKVfLLE HO^ITAL NOTES— Palmer Survives Rain BOARD Davis Cuppers LEAGUE le a d e r s Approved by Council VISITING HOURS Butcher Rd., Rockville; Mary Surgical and medical wings, Basils, Regan Rd., Vernon; Jo- National League Need Connors VERNON East Leading Batten Center Rd. project, to provide 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; Ann Butler, Center Rd., Ver w. 1. pet. g.h. (based on 900 at bats) The Town Council Tuesday for a small neighborhood Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 non; Mrs. Bonnie Cebty and To Post TwofHit Win- Pittsburgh Sr U MS - NaUonal League to B p.m. (fathers, 8 to 9 p.m.); PUIsdsIphla M M M S night voted to accept open playground area, hteyor Frank son, Talcottville Rd., Vernon; MILWAUKEE (UPI) — Personal feelings aside, Arthur g lb r space land in a proposed cluster Pediatrics, parents anytime Noella Ckirmier, Highland Ave., and I have a great freedom of nounce the old Amateur Houf, St. Louis ai B MO 4W Madlock, Chi UO 408 H 141 Mt McCoy said the town was very NEW YORK (UPI) - Rangers 6, Tigers S New York to 87 SU SW Ashe says he believes Jimmy Connors would be “an in and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; delivery. was giving Geritol, that product Slmmoiu, St.L 114 4U SW141 M3 development located on Center satisfied with this project. Rockville; Mary Dee, Somers; Unlike those mechanical Texas sent Detroit down to its Chicago 88 • .tn u valuable asset” to the United States’ Davis Cup team. Wation, Hou 101 401 SH 188 MO Rd. The developer is U 4 R Intensive Care Unit, immediate Patrlca Flanders, Laurel St., “I feel I’m throwing the ball he used to sell to aid tired, Montreal « S7 .417 I7W The Center Rd. open space pitching machines to which 18th consecutive loss when “I think it will be very dif Joihiu, SF 80 8n 00 a t Ml< Construction of Manchester. family only, five minutes per Rockville; Mark Milikowski, really well now, although I blood, to (rookies) Fred Lynn West There have been reports of Row, Cln area involves about 2.5 acres. he is often compared, Jim pinch-ruhner Cesar Tovar ficult for Connors not to play on 117 401 a) ISO Ml This will be the town’s second hour. Stafford Springs; Morgan Olin, can’t say whether the rain and Jim Rice of the Red Sox,” w. I. pet. g.h. bad blood between the two Parker, Pitt 101 9IS M 180 M4 Town Planner John Loranger scored on shortstop Gene CIncInnaU 78 » .187 - the team this year," Ashe said Mile Hill Rd., Tolland; Stephen Palmer doesn’t get rusty delay really hurt my chances said Palmer. "He was giving It Wimbledon finalists which Morgan, Cbi la 878 01 08 M8' cluster development since explained that the area Is Michael’s throwing error with Loa Angeles 84 SO Mi 18 Wednesday before appearing at 'Sangulllen, Pitt Admitted Wednesday: Paul when it rains. for a no-hitter, but I wouldn’t to them because they’re not were capped by Connors’ law 100 371 a 180 M3 . provisions (or cluster zoning wetland and it would be imprac Oskin, Hammond St., two out in the llth inning. ’The San Franclaco SO SO MO Itw a department store promotion. Oarvey,'LA 110 481 08 IM MO Bello, Bette Circle, Vernon; The 29-year-old right-hander San Diego 84 84 .4S8 MV8 suit against Ashe for several were included in the zoning or tical to fill it as it would cause a Rockville; Michael Paul, have thrown the same pitch to used to playing a full season. loss is the longest in the AL Brock, St.L 04 880 80 US. MO. Judith Klaczak, Somers; Emile of the Baltimore Orioles Atlanta H 88 .445 88 "And he will add immeasurable million dollars. dinances. The first was the downstream problem. Bolton Rd., Vernon; Pamela Stinson if it wasn’t lor the rain “I feel Boston is going to lose since the Washington Senators American League weathered nearly three hours of Houston fi 77 MO 9010 depth to our team. "Connors has created a lot of g ab r h p d .; Boulder Ridge development off Levesque, Franklin Park, Wilcox. Grove St., Rockville. five or six more games than we dropped 18 in a row in 1959 and Wednesday’s |lesults Noting that there Is no rain delays W^nesday night "Say our team is made up of mental, physical and emotional Carew, Minn 110 418 18 181 W Tunnel Rd. Rockville; Ann Meyers, Storrs; Births Wednesday: A are. So the key to catching them is two short of the league Los Aoceles S Phlladilpbla 4, night playground area in the but still managed to pitch his me, Stan Smith and Bob Lutz, anguish to friends of mine (with Lynn, Bos 107 888 74 180 M4 This provision allows Raymond Stevens, Cider Mill daughter to Mr. and Mrs. is just playing .750 baseball.” Atlanta 4 P ittsbrn^ 9, night Munson, NY 114 488 H 196 MS neighborhood of the develop second two-hitter of the season record. The Rangers, trailing 5- San D i ^ 8 N«w York 6, night and Connors. That means Con his various lawsuits),” Ashe developers to in stru ct houses' Rd., Tolland; Hermine Trueb, Robert Morrison Jr,, (>ystal In other AL games. New York 1, rallied for four runs In the W a sh in g , Oak 108 491 fl U8 Ml ment, Loranger suggested that West St., Rockville. while leading his club to a 3-0 San Francisco 4 Montreal 8,19 bms, nors and I can play singles the said. "Then he hits me with Hargrove, Tex NS 986 89 117 M8 ’ oil undersized lots but with the the developer provide some Lake Rd., Tolland;' a daughter beat Oakland 3-1, California eighth to tie the score, with night first day, rest the second when Discharged Wednesday: to Mr. and Mrs. Jose Mundo, victory over the Kansas City defeated Boston 8-3, Texas one. How would you expect me McRae, KC 108 416 90 U8 M t ■ agreement that a portion of the small playground equipment, Tom Grieve’s three-run homer, St. Louis 4 Hooston 8, U ims, night Lutz and Smith play doubles PoweU, a e v M 908 41 a MT Veronica Adams, Middle Vernon Garden Apts., Vernon. Royals. edged Detroit 6-5 in 11 innings, Tonight’s Games to feel?” land be turned over to the town picnic tables and such, on a por capping the uprising. Bill and be fresh for the third day Rice, Boa 108 491 76 IM M l. Palmer, the major league’s Chicago nipped Cleveiand 4-3 in (AU Times EDT) Ashe also downplayed his Singleton, Balt 111 «3 a IZ7 Ml for open space. tion of the land and to fence it in Freehan hit a solo homer lor Pittsburgh (Reun U4) at Cincinnati singles.” leading winner, notched his I8th 12 innings and Minnesota participation in special Manning, Clev 77 9U M a Ml The Planning Commission with rustic fencing so there Detroit. (Nolan IM ). 8:(B p.m. AAe said Davis Cup play Is victory and aiso posted his downed Milwaukee 5-2. challenge matches for large Homo Rons has already approved the would just he pedestrian White Sox 4, Indiana 3 San Francisco (Barr 1&8) at NaUonal League: Luiloikl, Pkll 98; eighth shutout of the year which Montreal (Blair 7-19), 8:(B p.m. very draining, physically and amounts of money. Center Rd proposal with access. Reliever Rick Walts walked emotionally, and the addition of Schmidt, Phil 96; Kingman, NY 84; tied him for the club record set Yankees 3, A's 1 St. Louis (McGlothen 114) at Atlanta "First of all, I don’t think Bench, Cln 98; SUrgeU, Pill 80. several stipulations concerning He said the Planning Com pinch-hitter Pete Varney with (Nlekro U'lO), 7;S p.m. by Steve Barber in 1961. The Connors (o the team would Connors Is the one to be American League: Jackion, Oak 81; the open space land. Jim "Catfish” Hunter tossed two out and the bases loaded to Qilcago (Stone 104) at Houston mission prefers that the only hits he aliowed were a dou a three-hitter for his 16th vic enable the U.S. to always have challenged,” he said. “He won Mayberry, KC 80; Scott, MU 88; Bondi, The Boulder Ridge open playground equipment be left BICYCLES score Ken Henderson with the (Richard 8-7), 8;S p.m. fresh players on the court. NY 81; Burroogbi, Tex M. ble by Bob Stinson in the sixth delay. I’m pitching the way I tory in pitching New York over Friday's Games those two against Rod Laver space land was fixed up by out and that the developer just UMEST SOEOTIM OF run that gave Chicago its vic However, Ashe admitted he Buna-Batted In inning and a single by Vada Pin feel capable of doing. The Oakland. It was Hunter’s third San Francisco at New York, 2, twi- and John Newcombe, but he Nnllonal Lengue: Luiinskl, Phil M; developer George Rlsley, who build some footbridges and HEW IIGTOUS II THE tory over Cleveland. A pair of night son in the ninfi. Stinson’s hit three-run lead helped. My straight triumph this season personally doesn't get along hasn’t really done anything In Bench, Cln a ; Peres, On, Wataon, Hou is also involved in the proposed footpaths. VERHMME4 walks by Jim Bibby and an In St. Louis at Atlanta, 2, twl-night well with Connors. and Slaub, NY 71. came after a rain delay of two shoulder got tight tonight but it over his ex-teammates and he Los Angeles at M ontr^, night tournaments this year. hours and eight minutes white field hit by Jorge Orta loaded ”I don’t get along with Con "Secondly, if we have too American League: Lynn, Bos89; Rice. didn’t stiffen. 'That’s why 1 was has allowed only two runs and the bases and set the stage for San Diego at Philadelphia, night Bos 8 ; May, Balt and Mayberry, KCM; Pinson’s came after 'another Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night nors at all,” Ashe said. ‘Tve many of these things it will take in there at,the end.” nine hits in 27 innings against Varney. Scotl, MU 77. delay of 42 minutes. The victory enabled the them. Chicago at Houston, night had maybe five conversations away from the Importance of Stolen Bases Blackstone Picks Nine Paimer, who has not lost Orioles to move within six Angels 8, Red Sox 3 Twins 5, Brewers 2 with him in my life. At one tour some of the other titles-like NaUonal League: Lopes, LA 89;- Bicycling... American League Morgan, Cln M; Brock, St.L fl; Cedeno,! since Juiy 23, credits his games of Boston in the Caiifornia scored six runs in Back-to-back homers by East nament this year our lockers last week’s National Clay Court were maybe three yards apart Hou 40; Concepcion, Cln and Manguni, For Human Rights Unit current five-game winning American League East and the third inning to defeat Steve Braun and Danny Thomp w. 1. pet. g.b, title at Indianapolis. I’d hate to MU II. Boston streak to a change in his Palmer feels confident that the Boston. Mickey Rivers and son in the sixth inning and a 71 47 402 - and all I said to him was hello.” see that happen.” American League: Rivera, Cal 81; Perfect Replica of Old Country Store delivery. BalUmore M B .» 8 Washington. Oak96; Otij, KCM; Remy,- The Fcxmily Orioles will overtake the Red Adrian Garrett doubled in a run two-run shot by Phil Roof in the New York 81 56 921 M EAST HARTFORD and Qiarles Hass for two-year ‘T m not throwing my leg as Cal M; Norm, Oak 87. terms; and Marcella Fahey, Sox in the final 6'A weeks of apiece and Mike Miley singled eighth powered Minnesota over Milwaukee a M .4B Ift^ Pitching SheilU Taller So that’s what an old-fashioned country store looked like... there is a perfect replica of an old country store made by high as I used to,” said Palmer. aeveliod 8 8 .466 17 Bessie Juggins and Sealand Recreation the season. home two more to highlight the Milwaukee. Darrell Porter hit a (Based on most victories) 239^1283 it might have been nice at that, thinks Bobby McNamee, 5, Mrs. John Mytych of Vernon who loaned it to the library POST ROAD PLAZA “I’m throwing the ball well, “I had this dream in which rally. Ed Figueroa went the dis Detroit 46 71 JB7 SVi National League: Seaver, NY N-7; Stanford for one-year terms. MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 pair of solo homers for the West and his sisters, Bridget 3, and Christine, 6, as they peek for its summer reading program. (Herald photo by Rich certainly as well as I ever have. Ted Mack, who used to an tance to notch his lltb win. Brewers. Sutton. LA 184; Jonei, SO IM; Morton, Mayor Richard H. Blackstone The nominees were chosen VERNON, GONN.I7231M w. 1. pet. g.b. AU 15-13; Mesaersmilb, LA H-ll. into the case at the Rockville Junior Library in which mond) EVEHINOSTILI.I Oakland will present names of nine East from a list of 40 blast Hartford 71 47 JO - American League: Palmer, Balt 11-7;' Kansas City Hartford residents to the Town a 8 966 Wile. Boa 164; Blue. Oak 164; Kaat, Chi. citizens who said they were in Texas 8 n .487 IM 168: Hunter, NY 16-11. Council Tuead«y night to be ap terested in serving on the Chicago 97 80 .48 ISW proved as m em bm of East Hpman Rights Commission. MinnuoU 54 8 .460 18 IOC Out to Settle California Hartford’s first Human Rights From this list the nuyor tried 87 .48 10 * WednetdAy’s Results Commission. to appoint a good balance TV New York 3 Oakljuid 1, night The mayor announced AND between male and female u California 8 Boston 9, n i^ t Wednesday he has nominated well u black and Spanish- Minnesota 5 Milwaukee 9, night Charles Brewer, Michael Television Dispute BalUiiMMv 9 Kansas City 0, night speaking members. Texas 8 Detroit 9, U inn., night Whelton and Thomasila Ortiz .The council voted in June to BRUSSELS (UPI) - The The only company to have events during the last decade. Chicago 4 Clevelaind 9, 12 inns, night for three-year tem u; Woodrow establish the Human Rights International Olympic Com signed an agreement with The worldwide networks, Today's Games 19th HOLE Wilson Galtor, J. Rita Murray (AU Times EDT) (Commission. TODAY mittee is expected to step COJO, apart from the Canadian which include the European Broadcasting Company, is ABC Broadcasting Union, the New York (Gura 44) at Oakland 4:24 Yanks vs. A’s, WINF into the dispute which (Slebert 24). 4:15 p.m. which bought the U.S. rights for Eastern European Intervision, Country Club ^ 10:25 Red Sox vs. Angels, threatens to rob 100 million Cleveland (Harrison 54) at Chicago $25 million. and the Asian, South American (Kaat 164), 9 p.m. Swimming Tournament WTIC viewers across the world of Following are the pairingi Radio broadcasts of the and Arab Television Unions, Boston (Lee 154) at CallfMnla and suiting times for the An television pictures from the Games will go ahead as (Singer 6-11), 10:90 p.m. expected an audience of more Friday's Gaines nual Father-Son Tournament at Slated Over Weekend Montreal Oljmipic Games, scheduled. than 100 million next July. Boston at Oiicago. night Manchester Country Club Sun outdoor pools, will start at 11 'Ll acciirding to IOC sources. But KXl sources said that COJO officials argued that Milwaukee at Oakland, night day. Play will be selected drive. SHEILA TULLER The dispute is between the both sides in the dispute will with that kind of audience, their Detroit at Callfomia, night The end of East Hartford’s a.m. Cleveland at Minnesota, night Scotch-ball; Montreal organizing committee come under pressure unless fee was perfectly reasonable successful summer swim team On Sunday, the tournament New York at Kansas City, night will continue with swimming (COJO) and the world’s broad- some agreement was worked and amounted to about 10 cents Texas at Baltimore, 2, twl-ol^t season Is near, and the annual . casting networks outside North out. COJO, facing a growing for each viewer’s set. Town Tournament of Cham championships involving swim teams from Drennan, Gold America. Negotiations over the deficit in its budget, badly "That is cheap entertainment F o ^ ; 18:60 Barnli^bnm, T. Loom pions is scheduled this ■BASKETBALL fee for television broadcast needs the revenue to balance its and we have no intention of sub weekend, Aquatic Director Star, Lord and Martin Poob. rights broke down Wednesday books. The IOC will apply sidizing any network,” said BOXSCORES Races, also at Penney, start at in Geneva and a spokesman (or pressure because it normally COJO president Roger iJStt?;’ iflaTO itJi’R i s ’*'’ Itrw p.m , SENIOR III 18:38 Carlo, Naaattt; il : l l P le tW Hrubala said be ezpecta a DeMolay 44 (Mark Goldberg the European Broadcasting receives a share of the televi Rousseau earlier this summer. looio, Tarcn; 18:8 8. Laaati R lnotl: Saturday at Penney High ■U:8I Lovett, Wbiiloa; 1 1 : N ^ S S close and exciting meet. Defen 15, Bill Currie 8), Chieftains 34 Union said it was “the end of sion fee which It shares with the But the networks argue that AMERICAN LEAGUE School. 0>mpetitlon, involvi^ the road.” international sports federations they are not in a position to Ogden; 1:01 Mnddox, Pagaai; representatives from the four ding champions are the Lord (D ave Wyman 13, C raig Boston CallfornU Crockett; Pool swimmers. CO.JO is dem anding $18 and national Olympic com raise that kind of money. B to ab r b bl ib r b bl 1:84 C o^w lll, While; 1:81 Uvey, Kearney 8). MttdowAy; 1:81 D Amito, Jnrvia Indians won forfeit over the million for the television rights mittees to help run affairs in director Charles Curran, who Carbo rt 4 0 0 0 NctUai rl 4 110 Airmen. and the networks have offered the four Jiars in between the has been leading the networks’ Doyle 8b 4 110 Remy 8b 4 8 10 Hansett; 1:88 McKee, CarrenU; 8:M $9.3 million jointly as their last Games. negotiating team, pointed out Ystrznuk db 4 11 0 Rivera cf S 1 8 1 Bogglnl, SENIOR II Lynn d 4 0 8 0 G am tt db S i l l K r ^ ; 8:80 Mlofanowikl, Atamlu; 'New Hampshire Sued figure. No further talks are The networks may come un that North American television 8:87 Slalcrape, AnnuUI; 8:84 DoUo, J. RlceU 4 08 1 O)UlniU 4111 (UPI Photo) Kingsters 42 (Jim McNickle scheduled and even if some der pressure from the public companies could recover the Flak c 4 1 8 0 Boebte lb 4 18 0 FUloramo. 21, Kim Bushey 19), Social agreement is reached at a later which will want to see the money by raising their adver Coo|>er lb 8 0 10 Cbalk 8b 4 181 For Illegal Taxes ■ Lepers 41 (Jay Dupont 17). date, coverage will be Olympics and which has tising revenues. Burleeon u 8 0 1 0 Hampton c 3 0 0 0 No Celebrating These Days Helae 3b 8 0 0 0 Miley 4 018 was paid by residents of the Fan’s 51 (Brian O’Neil 8, Jim restricted because there is now become accustomed to better Many European networks, CONCORD, N.H, (UPI) - Beniques 8b 10 0 0 Figueroa p 0 0 0 0 Detroit Manager Ralph Houk heads for clubhouse Giants Halt Sales three states between 1970 and Smith 8), Eagles 43 (Steve not enough time to fulfill the presented and more com Curran said, work on a fixed Cleveland p 0 0 0 0 New H m psU re may have to PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. 1975. In M arch, the U.S. Bienkowski 24). technical requirements. prehensive coverage of sports government budget. Burton p 0 0 0 0 after Tigers dropped 18lh straight game last night in raise taxes to pay back $13.7 Segiil p 0 0 0 0 11 innings to Texas. (UPI) — The New York Giants million to UiTM neighboring Supreme Court declared the tax ToUU 88 8 10 1 TotaU 87 8 18 8 Wednesday announced they will states because of a U.S. was illegal because New HUFFY 27” MEN'S 10-8PEED CONTESTANT[ >*y^^SAVE 10.99 Boston UOODOOn- 8 halt the sale of season tickets Hampshire levies no income g vur rsg. S9.99 .supreme Court ruling that New 10-speed derallleur system, stem mounted shift con-1 CalUornU OI800l00x-8 for the 1975 season because Um tax on its own residents. E-Rivers, Burleson, Fisk. DP-CalUornlt Hampshire illegally taxed out- trots, osnter pull hsndbrakss with safety levers, HUFFY MEN’S OR LADIES’ 4. LOB-Boston 8. California 8. Vilas Leads the Pack quota has been r a c b ^ . of-state residents working in Wednesday’s suit was filed by Ray Walsh, Giants’ vice Maas Bond handlebars, gum wall tires, 26’’ SCOUT 10-SPEED BIKE 8B-Lyan, Bocble, Chalk, Rivers, Oar- New Hampshire. Massachusetts Attorney chroma bicyds pump, wide ratio gearing, rat trap retl, Remy, Yaitnemakl. SB-Fiak, president and general manager, General Francis X. Bellotti on 10-speed-derailleur gearing system; Maes Scoreboard Watching Rivera. In Tennis Grand Prix Maine, Massachusetts and pedals with toe dips, deluxe custom racing style bend handlebars; dual calipet handbrakes; said season tickets sales have Vermont Wednesday sued New behalf of all three states. A saddle, reflective rat trap pedals. Ip h r er bb 10 BOSTON (UPI) - Guillermo reached the 57,000 mark. The Cleveland L M 81488818 Rounding out the top ten were Hampdhire in the U.S. Supreme Bellotti spokeman said it was COLUMBIA 26” MEN’S W-SPEED * 7 4 Burton 884 5 8 0 1 4 Vilas of Argentina still le a ^ Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia, Giants’ Shea Stadium home Court to recover the money. mailed to Washington Tuesday C O L V m iA SB” MEN’S OR LADIES’ S-SPCED 7 9 . 9 9 1 our rag. 7g,99 Segul 3 1 0 0 1 1 the pack In the $700,000 sixth with 213 points; Raul holds 60,000 for footbaU. and received by the court Figueroa W 114 8 10 8 8 0 4 "I think we have a reasonable Oimmerical Union Grand Prix Ramirez of Mexico, seventh "Allowing for visiting team chanbe of winning the suit,” Wednesday. WP-aevelaod. allotments and our own team - Period for Cardinals T4:80. A-18,190. of Tennis, despite loosing to with 205 points; Jaime Fillol of Arthur Drake, the chairman of needs," Walsh explained, “I New York Oakland Spain’s Mwuel Orantes In the Chile, ninth with 172 points and the New Hampshire House Ap- LETUSnUCE would say at the most 1,000 struck out Doug Rader, Tommy National (jlay Court Cham Roscoe Tanner of Lookout proprigUons Committee, said. Y0U5 NEXT NEW YORK (UPI) - Belloir’s single and scored the Padres 8, Meta 5 a b rh b i ab r b bi tickets remain available for Helms and Jerry DaVanon in pionships last weekend. ^ Mountain, Tenn., 10th with 167. If the state loses, Drake said, PRESCNIPTiON While the Pittsburgh Pirates tying run on a ground out. Bobby Tolan slammed a Bonds cf 3 0 0 0 C ^ p n rs i i 4 1 0 0 each individual game and ttot order to pick up only the second "Thh alternative Is to raise the 'and Philadelphia Phillies Belloir went to third on an in three-run homer to cap a five- Alomar 2b 9 1 2 1 N o rtb c f 10 1 0 Orantes, No. 2 In the Grand save of his career. would not include the revenue, or to bond." AimilRDRUG COLUMBIA 26’’ MEN’S OR LADIES’ 3-SPEED continue to play like they field out and Lum struck his run eighth inning and lead San Whitelf 9 0 1 1 WaihittgtnUIOOO Prix, stopped Vilas’s 21 game Faifa Physical Washington game. As for the “I felt really strong out Munson c 9 0 0 1 Jackaoo rf 4 19 0 The commuter income tax Fins bike at an economy pricel 3-speed hub with trigger control; Light winning blow over the head of Diego over New York. Tolan’s winning streak at the PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. other lix home games, we will don’t want to win the there,” said Gibson, who hadn’t Nettles9b 40 1 0 BWilUams 4000 Road handlebar; front and rear sidepull brakes; lightweight saddle; first- baseman Bob Robertson, blast, his fifth homer of the semifinals of the Indianapolis (UPI) — Defensive tackle Greg accept-indivldual game orders bow type reflector pedals; 26”x 1-3/8” black Urea. National League East race, appeared in a game in two Chambisslb40ID Tenacec 2000 sending Ken Brett to his fifth season and third hit of the Pinleilarf 9010Bando3b 9000 tourney, 64, 6-2, but barely Marx (ailed his physical by mall order only.” it’s “scoreboard watching” weeks. "I threw real hard and COLUMBIA 24” B OYS’ OR GIRLS’ 3-SPEEO 6 9 . 9 9 defeat and gjving reliever Tom game, came off reliever Rick Coggins cf 0 00 0 Harper lb 9 0 0 0 affect^ his runaway lead in the examination with the New York time for the St. Louis Car made a couple of good pitches. Herrmoo db 3 0 1 0 Gamer 2b 2 00 0 House his sixth victory. Baldwin, who had just yielded a prix, according to standings Giants Wednesday and was dinals and they like what We are definitely within WWiUims pr 0 0 0 0 Holt fit 10 0 0 Dodgen 5, Philllea 4 game-tying single to Mike Ivle. released Wednesday. returned to the Denver Broncos theyVe seeing. striking distance. There are a Stanley M 2 11 0 M artlnetlb 0 0 0 0 What can you do Steve Garvey highlighted a Giants 4, Expos 3 Hunter p 0 0 0 0 Bahnien p 0 0 00 Orantes picked up 80 points, from whom be came in a trade couple of things that have to The Cardinals, who trailed four-run third inning with a' Willie Montanez doubled Touts 29 9 8 S ToUlt »1 9 0 defeating Wimdledon champion one day earlier, the Giants an TiiiMPH I ^ / Z L SAVE 10.99 BIKING ACCESSORIES! SAVE 4.99 happen for us to win. We have New York UB000006-9 the Pirates by 13W games just three-run homer and Mike home sore-legged Gary Arthur Ashe In the finals. Vilas, nounced. ® ■ our rsg. 84.99 our reg. 49.99 to play excellent hall and Oakland 010000000-1 whenyouwant 45 one month ago, crept to within 4 Marshall stymied a bases- Matthews from first in the top E-Bando, Stanley. DP*New York 1, however, picked up 40 points Marx, an AU-American from HUFFY 20” BOYS’ OR QIRLS’ HI RISE BIKE Vk games of division leading Philadelphia and Pittsburgh pWNERSI HUFFY 24" BOYS’ 10-SPEED BIKE CHAIN WITH LOCK loaded threat by Philadelphia to of the 12th to propel San Fran OakUnd 1. LOB-New York 9, Oakland 4. building his lead to 151 points Notre Dame who chose to pass ■•lorn purenaoing 8i SAVE NOW! Pittsburgh Wednesday night have to lose a few games.” sU stlk Brightly colored "Sunscamp" will take him there In stylel Colorful bike with snappy sty|lng...8ure to pleswe spark Los Angeles to Its sixth cisco over Montreal. Matthews SB-Bonds. S-Atomar, Stanley. SF* over Orantes who bad 369 up pro football last season to at ■porfir 6ir, oiil 10-Bpeed.derallleur;'Maes bend handlebars; dual caliper Cas* hardtnad aacurity chain young cycllstsi Coaster brake; hi rise handlebars; when pinch-hitter Luis The victory was the eighth in Munson, White. extra monesr? victory In a row. Winning had broken up a scoreless tie points. Ashe was third with 280 tend law school, was acquired BnglaiNfelMmdbtilir handbrakes; reflective rat trap pedals; racing saddle. with locki Vinyl covanng for ip h r er bb so protaction; low, tow prlc«; 4 2 8 reflective pedals; custom banana saddle; blackwall Melendez beat out a bases- pitcher Burt Hooton appeared with a two-run homer In the points. by the Giants (or linebacker Huntar W IS-U 9 9 1 1 9 6 4'x 3/16". our rog. 6.99 cheater slick rear tire on boys' model. * 6 9 loaded infield grounder in the to be coasting to victory when llth and the Giants added Bahnaen L 7-U 9 8 9 1 0 9 Sweden’s BJom Borg and Henry Reed. The Giants said ■nni «r Lot H & R Block teach you HVFFY 34” BOYS’ “SCOUT” 10-SPEED » 7 9 HUFFY BOyS’ 20” RED H O T 3-SPEED our reg. 79.99 llth inning for a 4-3 victory over Dave Lopes and Ron Cey com another run but the Expos WP-Hlinter 8. Rumania’s Hie Nastase were Marx’ right shoulder did not ______our rag. 6S.W the Houston Astros. mitted crucial ninth Inning reached starter John T 4:«. A-17MS. tied for fourth with 255 points. satisfy team doctors and that .l&ilffK. to prepare income tax returns. BIKE PAL TUBES At the same time, the Pirates errors, giving the Phillies an Montefusco, who struck out a Jimmy Connors, of Belleville, the Broncos will compensate - l4S-4in - SAVE NOW! were losing 4-3 to AtlanU and NATIONAL LEAGUE w # 4*1111 W i l l - I iiNm ) Heavy duty molded tubai in unearned run and loading the career high 12, for three runs in III., who romped to victory in New York with an undisclosed H 6 R Block knows income taxes, and how to teach 20". 24". 26" and 27" aizaa. Los Angeles was trimming the bases for Larry Bowa. But the bottom of the Inning, with San Diego New York the Volvo International Tennis future draft choice. you lo prepara inbome tax retyms. Don't m ill this biker's i4 4 Phillies 5-4. apecial...thop nowl . B our rag. 1.73 Marshall came on and retired Larry Parrish’s double and ab r h bi ab r h bl Tournament crushing “There’s no question that in Bowa on a fly out, sealing Grubb cf 8 0 0 0 Uniar cf 8 1 1 0 Australians Rod Laver and Ken We teach Income tax preparation to people who have Pete Mackanln’s triple being Fuentes2b '4110Alouph 1110 ' a flair for dealing accurately with figures, and who this position, you watch the Hooton’s 10th victory. the key blows, Rosewall, moved into eighth scoreboard,” said St. Louis Locklear U 4 1 8 1 Millan 8b 418 1 enjdy working with the public, and whd would like to BIKE CARRIER KublakSb 1.000 Krane|»Ilb 4010 place with 200 points. egm extra income in their spare time. Over 3(X},000 SAVE 4.11 Manager Red Schoendienst. WInlieldrf 4 1 8 8 Slaub rf 4 1 8 8 students have graduated from our Income Tax Course. Sturdy carrier mounta on "And it’s great to be in a posi Ivlelb 8888 GineU3b' 8100 REGAL'S trunk of car convanlantlyl Holds 1 or 2 bikes; adjust* 1 5 8 8 tion where you want to watch Tolantf 418SMIIoerlf 8000 - We teach classes In more than 2,000 communities able; flit all cart. Torres SI 4000 Grille c 4018 OF MANCHESTER throughout the country. There Is almost ebrtain to be a m the scoreboard. Davli c 8 0 0 0 PbiUlpa as 8 01 0 • 5 0 0 WIN class location and time satisfactory to you. Job lnte^ “ It seems like no time at all to games for the Cardinals Splllner p 0 0 0 0 Hektannu n 10 0 0 2nd. *aiO views available lor best students. Send for tree inlor- > WATER BOTTLE that we were 13Mi games behind Freisleben p 10 0 0 Tata p 3 0 0 0 mation and class schedules today. HUR^YI fM while Pittsburgh has now lost Sbaroo ph 10 00 Baldwin p 0 0 00 3rd *125 *4111 *100 Handy Walar botlls...a must but this just shows what can seven of its last eight and Hartford Celtic Dates happen.” Folken p 1110 CUnet ph 1000 Clafses start: September 11th lor long biking advanluraal 3 Philadelphia, which remains HARTFORD (UPI) — Impressed with three sellouts last GreU p 0 0 0 0 Hall p ’ 0000 PLAINVILLE ff^ way cap; chroma plalad Irama; mounting brackat. Especially if 39-year-old Bob three games back, its last four Tolala 97 8 U 8 Totals 96 5 U 8 Thera are 2 convenient clasa locatlona. ^ SAVE year before Hartfprd fans, the Boston Celtics Wednesday San Diego UOUOOBl-l $ SAVE 20.99 Gibson, the Cardinals' in a row. “ " f t Jr our reg. 49.99 announced plans to play five National Basketball Associa New York 4000U80I-6. STADIUM our rog. 99.99 “money” pitcher for the last Elsewhere in the NL, San Contact the O O EXim aO CK office nearest you: 79 decade, can come through with tion games this season in the Hartford Civic Center. E-Mllner, PhlUlpa, Kranepool. OP-San BABY SEAT HUFFY 20’’ CONVERTIBLE BIKE Diego whipped New York 8-5 Diego 1, New York 8. LOBaan Diego 8, S a t 8 P.M., Aug. 16 ’ 38« R. Weat MkMIa Tumplka MOSSBERG 20’’ MOTOCROSS BIKE SAVE 4.61 a few more clutch perfor and San Francisco shaded Mon The NBA Eastern Division champs said the first of,the New York 9, Manchaatar Parfcada Ofluxa molded plaatlc baby The.“Whlzzer" converts from boysi to girls' model by mances like the one In the bot five weeknight games to be playrf in the, new center, 8B-Locklear. HR-Ivie 17),'Tolan (8). S- U p lM M Heavy duty bike lor durability! Triple bar frame; deluxe seal featuring targa fool removing I6p bar! Coaster brake; double adjustable treal 4-3 in 12 innings. Cincin Tata. ■0-- M--R- Manehaatar. Conn. 06040 prlps; forged-chrome MX stem; wide-llange front hub; shftldl Takt baby along, Hl-Rlse handlebars; training wheels included. tom of the llth that nailed down nati, which leads the Dodgers which opened last January, will be against Atlanta on Nov. nlS M ill knobby tires. wharavar you gol the victory. Ip h r er bb so too 040-8440 our rog. 17.49 by 15 games, and Chicago were 11. Splllner 14'4 4 4 8 0 Up n tu tn COLUMBIA 20” MOTOCROSS BICYCLE * T RUGGED K " SIDEtYALK BICYCLE » 3 9 Gibson, who had been idle. It will be followed by games against Kansas City, Dec. Freisleben 884 8 0 0 1 1 FaAktORi fat Men , Ptoaaa send me frao Information about your lax prepa . OHr rtg. 75.M ______our rag. 44j9^ dropped from the starting roU- Folkera W 44 8 8 1 1 1 1 ration M uria. I understaiKithara la no obligation. ; Ilravea 4, Pirates 3 17; Portland, Jan. 13; New Orleans, March v , and 20 8»le In effect thru this weekend. tion in early July in favor of GreU 1 0 0 0 1 0 Mike Lum’s bad-hop single Cleveland, April 6. All games are on a Tuesday except the Tate L 4-11 714 7 6 8 4 7 AUTO RACES Nam e— ------;------— — young upsUrts John Denny and capped a two-run seventh in Baldwin 84 8 8 8' 0 0 903 MAIN S I, MANCHESTER Address------^ ^ ^ — _ _ _ — ______Dec. 17 contest, which falls on a Wednesday, •LSI M l 6-1! lis. N< Bob Forsch, displayed some of ning for Atlanta. Ralph Garr HaU 1 8 1 0 0 8 City— _____— State------Phone—,______USE OUR CONVENIENT the old smoke that used to Folkera pitched to 1 batter in 0th. OPEN THURSDAYS UNTILQ PM started the inning with a dou aALUON*%«raLrCOUNTRY 3 LAYAWAY PLAN terrorize NL opponenU when he PB-DavIs:' 381 Broad St., Manchester ble, moved to third on Rob T 4 :a. A Ufm. liautic SHOW AU4L K MASTER CHARGE ■ya » CUP AND MAIL TODAY - - J t '5 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., August 14.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HE] HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., August 14, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN Zarb Says Decontrol Would Even Energy Cost AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - AUGUSTA, Mflinc (UPI) place plfico thetho 1>urden ~burd6n of higherhlnhor ferencefo r/^ n n a nrlltiwith Gov. James n B. /lanAtwIadepends ftlvM/vat almost anflssAlis entirely on $« im nAtttncfGetting HH rid n of f ftiA the M/mtemlM controls, !■» he Federal Energy CWef Frank ease the oil squeeze in New energy costs more evenly on all Longley that New England has ported oil. Other parts of the said, could bring the other Zarb said Wednesday the decon England "until that big pool of parts of the country. suffered under unusually high nation supplied with domestic areas up on a par with New trolling of old oil prices could oil is found off the coast.” BUSINESS Zarb said at ® a n®wsnews con- oil prices because the re^onregion oil oU have enjoyed lower prices. England. The increased profits which Zarb said the nation could be would be enjoyed by the oil energy Independent by 1988, but companies could be t^ e n care he said the American people Three-Part Energy Strategy Outlined will have to be willing to make of by a windfall profits tax, he sacrifices. WASHINGTON mPIi (UPI) - Th>The ByBu the year omn2020, Deputy__ ... „ . _ ...... said. Steak Club Plans Solar Energy Division said It This is the most promising "What Congress does is going newest major energy agency Assistant Administrator costs $3,000 to $8,000 to put solar “New England has suffered outlined Wednesday a three- near-term application, Beattie to inconvenience Americans. I Donald A. Beattie said, solar heating and cooling into an said. more,” Zarb said. "The total part strategy to have the sun program of this nation is don’t think there’s any way 11th Restaurant energy can replace the average, home. The ERDA —Converting the sun’s rays around that,” he said. m eet one-fourth of the nation's equivalent of more than 4 program, he said, will give responsible for the fact that energy needs In 45 years. into electricity. This-has a high Zarb said he wasn’t familiar million barrels of oil a day. some incentives—federal New England Is more depen ‘G C X )D The Energy Research and priority for the long term, he with the Dickey Lincoln The Steak Club Inc. will open ford and will be operated by That could represent one fourth money and advice-to get more said. dent on foreign oil.” Development Administration Zarb also said New England Hydroeletric project in its 11th restaurant next month Wethersfield Inn Corp., headed the nation's energy use by then, homebuilders and businesses to —Turning manure and other northern Maine, but said It SOUND’ told reporters of its national oil prices could be helped by es In remodeled facilities at the by General Manager Donald he said. use solar energy. farm wastes, and wood chips - partnership with Industry In a tablishment of a local oil should be supported if it could Camelot Motor Inn in Wallace of New Britain. ERDA has planned a $89 The effort’s three directions from logging, into useful fuel Wethersfield, Steak Club Presi- research and development ef refinery. be done in a way that didn’t reason to Konover and Wallace are million budget for solar energy are; gases such as .-nethane, dent Mark Kravitz of fort to get widespread practical “A refinery in New England heavily damage the environ owners-operators of a Holiday work in the fiscal year now in —Development of direct ther methanol and hydrogen. It will ment. Manchester has announced. uses of the sun for heating and progress, compared with could be a constructive step,” Inn on Interstate 64 at Plaln- mal applications, such as solar be the next century before these Zarb has been in Maine for LISTEN! The new facility will be Steak ville. cooling buildings, for cresting around $1 million just four heatinjg and cooling of buildings he said. "It wouldn’t solve all Club’s 11th unit. The chain’s make a big contribution. Beat- three days. He and his family Wallace said a lodging electricity and for turning farm years ago. and use of solar heat for far tie said. problems for all time, but it parent firm, Hob Nob Enter wastes into energy. would help.” have been staying at Longley’s franchise will be obtain^ to Raymond Fields of the ERDA ming and industry processes. camp in Litchfield. prises of Manchester, operates make the Camelot part of a Zarb said the refinery could Steak Club and Steak Out chain. restaurants in Connecticut, The Camelot, built in 1969, Massachusetts, New York, and has become the official IN Vermont. headquarters for golfers Kravitz said remodeling of playing in the Greater Hartford the motor inn restaurant will Open at the Wethersfield Coun MANCHESTER: begin next week, with opening try Club. scheduled for late September. The motel is on the Silas 260 North Main St. ’The facility wilt include a 250- Deane Highway off 1-91. seat dining room, 300-seat at Main St. banquet roon, and 180-seat Heads Committee SINEAID lounge, he said. Milton Camilleri of FOR SINUS HEADACHE ’The new food and beverage Manchester has been named IN \ operation comes with change of chairman of the mid-winter ownership of the Camelot meeting committee of the EAST HARTFORD: Motor Inn, formerly known as Connecticut Pharmaceutical Home’s Motor Lodge. ’The 122- Association, a 1200-member 1150 Bumsida Ave. SINE-AID unit motet was acquired by organization of pharmacists Simon Konover of West Hart ai^ related professionals. 801 Silver Lana SINUS TABS P iS C O U N T BUSTEX IN 24’s Government Retiree 4 o x. 51« BiG GLASTONRURY: 0 9 Feted at Testimonial Fax Bun Mall Minor B. “Jim” Stackpole of 1940 to August 1942. He was GRETR GILLETTE G ILLETTE TRAC II 38 Dartmouth St. and his wife, transferred to Trenton in LILT SPECIAL GILLETTE TRAC II Edith, were guests of honor November 1953 and returned to T y u N O L REHTGIMRO FOAMY PERM. RAZOR recently as a testimonial dinner Hartford in October 1955. t24«XJR GiUette UDIES’ RAZOR honoring Stockpole on his In 1942, Stackpole enlisted in I najEF t r a c h Regular • Menthol retirement from the U.S. the Navy as an Apprentice LImo • Surf Spray Geological Survey, Water Seaman. After completing Resources Division, after 31 Quartermaster School, he was TYLENOL c a m s years of service. More than 65 I 6 9 assigned to the Amphibious r/M No Aoplrln friends, relatives and Forces and sailed for the CONTAC 71 |99 Hoadacho NaUat 15 MKn tnosuis srta. fiDuU >99 colleagues joined Stackpole at Solomons. During his South 12-Hour R alM B o x . the Podunk Mill Tavern in Pacific assignments he sur South Windsor for the vived the sinking of two ships to |S« 18 Unaconltd • Natural Scant 8 6 Anti-Pert. Dry Powder 1 1 o x testimonial. He was presented which he was assigned. He also m i M l l O ’a with deep-sea fishing equipment. was in the second wave to hit JOHNSON & JOHNSON SUPER SXUNLESS At the age of 10, Stackpole the beach in the Invasion of iPOUDENT HAPPINESS CLAIROL PSSS GILLETTE WHITE RAIN DAISY UDIES’ began to accompany his father, southern France in 1944. COMPACT also a retiree from the Survey, In 1945 he returned to the U.S. COLORS SHAMPOO FOOT GUARD SHAMPOO SHAVER on field trips in the woods and and taught in the Training Sec TABS FIRST AID KIT Regular or Oily CLEAR SPRAY was quite familiar with the tion in New York City. He left work of the Survey when he the Navy in 1945 and re-entered 1 19 began his professional career in the University of Maine. He Hartford in July 8, 1948. Prior received a B.S. degree in civil ^O G G O O ^ GILLETIE SUPER to this he had worked for the engineering in 1948. P4SIANT Herbal Lotion Topographic Division from July fo r Claanor Danturaa ihampoo . 1 3 ^ STAMUSS BLADES 'UIUORVH** 0 Le m o n • I 2 7 *P>«sbr«A " s s : • Baleam New from Qlllette' 4Vb M a n y T o C fKW ae F ro m S o x . 10 ’S 1 ” Bolton Cosmetologist '------J 1 4 o x. Won't Hurt A Thigh'
Attends Conference CLAIROL EARTH BORN BANDAID SHOWER SHOWER TO A Bolton cosmetologist is portion of the program are L0 N 6 & SHAMPOO TO attending the 13th Annual Ad presentations on shop manage Apricot • Avocado SHOWER vanced Cosmetology ment by Dr. Paul ^ l i . SILKY Confej'ence at the University of • Qraan JOHNSON S JOHNSON SHOWER Connecticut, Storrs, this week. Income Down Regular Apple • miND-l-AIO HUMID BUD-MD BRAND Mrs. Terry Bolduc, owner of Connecticut Natural Gas BAND-AID BRAND BAND-AID BRAND TALC the Terry Bolduc Beauty Salon, Corp. has reported a substantial • XIra Body Strawberry SHEER STRIFS SHEER STRIPS TALC is studying under Max Matteson decline in net income which CNG RUSTIC STRIPS RUSTIC STRIPS of Grand Rapids, Mich., who is President Robert Willis at 4 ox. 14 La rg e 9 9 « wide I 0 9 presenting seminars on hair tributes to adjustments affec La rg e I 0 9 wide 9 9 < I 601 W/1840ft 4 ox. 8 7 < SO’a 30’a « shaping, cutting, and hair ting income taxes and higher in 99 SO’a 30’a S o x . 13 o x. design. Michael Nealeigh, of terest costs. Redding, Calif., is tutoring Mrs. CNG’s income was $3,974,000 JOHNSON & JOHNSON Bolduc in skin care and nutri for the year ending June 30, JOHNSOirS H E A D S 15c OFF tion. compared to $4,980,000 for the O N S R R E Supplementing the artist’s previous year. c o n o N SHOULDERS BABY DEODORANT Excedrln LOTION SWABS WITH IMS COUPON ^ SHAMPOO GLEEM SHAMPOO HUD & SHOULDERS EXCEDRIN 7 o z . SURE DEOIKIIIAIIT TOOTHPASTE SHAMPOO 60 TABS SCENTED OR PUBLIC RECORDS 31 5 O X . | 6 9 200’a 6 9 « 1 0 9 I 19 7 0 1 . w / 1 S 4 o ff 4 -o x . |ar URSCENTED 1.59 Building Permits Harold Parent for Charles Richard A. and Janet A. Echmldt, alterations at 15 Newell, swimming pool at 231 Essex St., $950. Grissom Rd., $3,000. I Harold Parent for Charles R. MONSTCR || MONSTER R. Trueman for James Adams, alterations at 65 An- VITALIS VITALIS ULTRA BAN Hennessy, alterations at 80 ULTRA BAN ULTRA BAN saldi Rd., $495. DEODORANT Alton St., $600. . Russell S. Boynton, tool shed HAIRTOHIC DRY CONTROL SUPER DRY M. Obermeier, alterations at 'at 26 Plaza Dr., $200. AMINS!i VITAMINS LOTION .ultra 54 Someiraet Dr., $2,000. Paul L. Turcotte, swimming Regular • Regular • Scented • Earl and Mae Grant, swim Regular kiy EXCEDRIN |S ban. pool at 30 Duncan Rd., $2,800. WITH IRON Hard to Hold Unacantad ming pool at 421 Parker St., $1,- David J. Sombrlc, additons at JSCS, loo’s I 7 ox. w/S ox. FREE Unacantad 100. P.M. 77 Elizabeth Dr., $4,500. i n . ^ 1 1 | | 3 » 3 plua 104 Coupon 7 O X . Bill Tnnsky for Thomas Reid, Marriage Licenses 18 alterations at 650 Lydall St., $1,- I 100’s - w I 19 2.5 o x . 1 3® SO’a 5 o x. riwiciiBwfl ! Robert Dennis Welch and II WITH THIS COUPON I 37 50& Edith Josephine Caciace, both WITH THIS COUPON J | THIS COUPONj 1 2 o x. w / 1 24 c o u p o n " D P -7 5 -2 1 i I” w /3 0 % Fre e .dean S. Kose, tool shed at ll3 Higganum, Aug. 22, Center Park St., $150. Congregational Church. I Harold Parent for Mrs. Anna David Edward Lesso and GILLETTE CLAIROL ^lllard, alterations at 95 School Kathryn Rose Millette Cour- MISS NEW FROM St., $875. tright, both Ellington, Aug. 30. HERBAL m r a RIGHT GUARD CUIROL 1 unique formula iorrsM CLAIROL ol nervous tension headaches ESSENCE I rMtMcudifeaMMMZM G U m O L Fin a l N a t I wmMigtMCMUm CARPETS SPRAY SHAMPOO L0VIII6CAIIE U nac an ta d CLOSE DP Normal • Dry TOOTHPASTE BAYER ASPIRIN COPE WHOIESALETOAU • Delicate • oily FORMULA FOAM Alao 8-ox. Scenlad Reg. or Mint 36 Tabs 1 39 . 4 ox. 1.19 50’s 8 ox. 1.94 6 .4 o x . Tralcr Ln d iii Stock • #16n ^ • 70 X . 10 0 1 ® ® 204011 1 ■ 1 2 o x . 2.B9 w / 1 5 4 0 tt « 7 9 < Fm o u In N s • Cash A Cany • Fast Sorvico 84 89 « 1 ^ JOHNSON & JOHNSON G O ! G O ! EXIT 93 VANQUISH JOHNSONS ULTRA BAN The extra-strength DENTAL CARPET MERCHANTS p ^ n formula YWth VITAUS SUPER DRY JOHNSON FLOSS 18 O Z . 1310 TOLLAND TPKt * BIICKLAND AREA FIRST AID Mint • Fine Scented VANQUISH FIRSTAR) • M od. EXCEDRIN OARSER SPRAY IS ^ O F I I BRYLCREEM Th e E x tra Sfrengtfi • Unscenlad 646-8568 TABLETS SPRAY • Uiiwaxod OPEN 10-5:30 daily • Closed Sundays F o r Noator Hair Pa in R a ffa v f r EXCEDRIN P.M. | SIZE 1 3 4 | 1 9 USE THIS COUPON ■ 99 8 9 ^ 3 -O X. 1 6 9 1 100’s So x. ■ S O y d a . T u b a 36’a DP-7521
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., August 14. 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEip Picnic Set HOIp Wtntod □ N O T IC E S 12 Nomas For Safa 23 HomoB For Sale 22 Home* For Safe 23 Homoa For Safe 23 ifomea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Hornet For Salo 2i- For Sunday EXPERIENCED Mechanic - She lierali^ MANCHESTER- Ten room CENTER OF ' TOWN, OMLY *28,900 MANCHESTER - Just listed. MANCHESTER - New Listing, The weather holds the key to Lost and Found excellent starting wages, many older Colonial on 2.4 acres. aluminum sided. Colonial, com CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING company paid benents, clean Buyt thiN S-room Rinohi 3 Immaculate Seven room seven room Colonial, first floor the success Sunday of the se Possibility of sub-division. pletely remodeled by owner- btdroomB, iNrg* lot, Idoal for Iho Ranch, on Conway Rd., three family room, 1 1/2 baths, gar SERVICE IS cond annual Senior-Youth Field LOST- Black and white male modem shop. Apply In peiirson LaPenta Agency Realtor. 64(^ builder. Super kitchen with all young growing family. cat, vicinity of Middle School, Capitol Tire, 325 Broad Stitreet. bedrooms, fireplace, family age, great location, $45,^, Day. 2440. appliances. Priced to sell. T.J. room with sliding glass doors to OUR ONLY Vernon, answers to Max. Manchester. Frechette & Martin, 64M1M. REALTOR It Is planned at Center Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. . PKHARD&RO^O patio, flowering shrubs, delight danM t. roalB Reward, 925. Call 872-2721. PHONE 643-2711 »26,000. ATTRACTIVE 5 room Rwiltan-MLS 94«-24tZ PRODUCT RUM Springs Park from 1 to 5 p.m. 1st W «t Cwitw Strati ful spacious rear yard with MANCHEISTER - New Listing, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD MATURE Responsible Ranch, fireplace, baseboard LOW TH IR TIES- 6 room under sponsorship of SAM LOST- grey dnd white, long babysitter needed. Highland St. swimming pool, garage, tool one year old, six room Ranch, heating, stove, refrigerator. aluminum sided Cape offering shed. $39,900, Cantor & Gold- two tull baths, fireplace, partial (Summer Activities in haired, double pawed cat, area, call 649-1218. Hutchins Agency 646-3166. quick occupancy amt quick sale SWIMMING POOL, garage, Lika a 2 family with an unuaual futura In- vicinity of Franklin St., call farb Realtors, 643-8442, 875- rec room, assumable 8% Manchester) and the wanted. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, wall-to-wall carpeting are 6244. vaalmant? Two • 3 room apartmania, 3 aaparata Manchester Human Services after i, 643-8554. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING PART TIME inventory in local 643-1577. mortgage, only $43,900, MANCHESTER - Spring Street features of this clean six-room Frechette & Martin, 646-4144. rooma on 2nd floor. Excailant commarclal potan- Department. stores. Car necessary. Write - Many trees shade this large Colonial. Nicely shaded yard, tlal, naar Manchaatar haapHal. Call Jim Q’Maara LOST - Passbook 18^1932673, DEADLINE phone number, experience to: MANtHKffeh------OT MANCHESTER - 83 North Elm A year .ago the program RATES raised Ranch with three short residential street. 'Must St., good value, two story home, ENJOY this quiet established $42,500.______Savings Dept, of the Conn. Bank 12:00 -Ytoon th« day bafora I.C.C., Box 304, Paramus, N.J. bedrooms, one full, two half MMEliE fHERFS SMOKE sell now. Priced accordingly. brought together seniors and 1 day ...... 9(. word par day publication. 6 1/2 rooms, aluminum siding, neighborhood by moving into & Trust Co. Application made 07652. baths, relax In paneled family there’s a fireplace! Large Mr. Matthew, Belfiore Agency, yoiing people for an afternoon for payment. 3 d a y s ..... 8t word par day Oeadllna for Saturday and family size kitchen, formal this lovely older Colonial. Four of games, entertainment and 6 d a y s ..... 7( word per day room, two fireplaces, oversiz^ nine-room Cape, family room, 647-1413. dining room, three bedrooms, bedrooms, dining room, nice Mr. Claan wauld ba pra u d a n h la T ra a iiiM ia ^ ^ Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. WANTED BABYSITTER - for two-car garage. Owner, 643- folksinglng. 26 d a y s ..... 6t word par day beautiful kitchen, finished rec many beautiful trees and private yard. Upper 40’s. Cen Living raam, dining raam, kHchan, family raam, LOST - In Tolland, July 21, male 15 WORD MINIMUM five year old, in my home, 3-11 2553. GARRISON COLONIAL- Seven firaplaca, 3 badraama, 1W batha, garaga, This year there will also be a dog, medium sized, black with p.m., call 6466153. room. Must see. shrubbery, good financing, $34,- tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen Happy Ads ...... $2.00 Inch PLEASE READ rooms, 1V5 baths, formal dining appllancaa, carpatlng, drapaa and ahadat. $47,- scavenger hunt. white on chest, brown on legs, 900, Cantor ti G o ld farb cy, 646-1316, 6496050. room, aluminum siding, swim Realtors, 6436442, 8756244. 900. Call Qaarga' Papik. There will be food, too. curled tall. Reward, 643-4^. YDUR AD KITCHEN HELP - Breakfast KEYS ming pool, enclosed porch, cook, 5 a.m. - 8 a.m. additional SaMtort S2B-B0S1 Lota-Land For Sale 24 Participants are asked to Claaalfiad adi ara takan ovar COVENTRY patio. ^,000. Philbrick Ag BOLTON COUNTRY CHARM register at 1; they are also FOUND - female German the phona as a convanianca. hours if desired. Kitchen 4B3 BurnsMa An. Realtors. 646-4200. Shepherd puppy, grey, call The Herald It rasponsibla for porter, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.. EaatHarUerd NEW LISTINQ BOLTON- Treed building lot, asked to bring thplr own lawn Just listed! Approved acre EieHt-room Split Level situated in Spacious 0 room colonial cloaa to Ellington Manchester Dog Warden, 646- only one Incorrect Inadrtlon and Cook’s helper, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 200’ frontage, convenient to chairs or blankets. building lot. Gently sloped and BOLTON- RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 ulet country location. Fireplaced Country Club. 2% batha, lat floor family room, 4555. than only to the alia of the apply in person, weekdays 9 ving room, formal dining room, den, Route 6. Wolverton Agency, original Insertion. Errors vvhlch treed, in area of very fine MANCHESTER- Seven room bedrooms, garage, large bullt-lna, carpeting and 2 garagoa. Unboliavablo Human Services aides Diane a:m. - 4 p.m.. East Hartford wooded lot $3is,000. Philbrick afamily room, three bedrooms, IVi Realtors, 649-2813. Wicks and Marllaine Dyer and FOUND - male, German do not lessen the value of the homes. Carlene McGIone 649- Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 baths. Ideal for retirement or the valuall $53,500. Call Qaorgo Popik. advartitamant will not be cor* Convalescent Rome, 745 Main baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar Agency Realtors 646-4200. growing family. $49,500. CaU Suzanne SAM Coordinator Dave Jacobs shepherd puppy, grey, call Street, East Hartford. 5306 or Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. . BOLTON-60 acres of rolling racted by an additional inter* age, carpeting, pool, huge deck, are arranging the day. They Manchester Dog Warden, 646- tion. land off West Street. Suitable central air-conditioning, $46,- J. WATSON BEACH CO. will have help from senior and 4555. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY for a multitude of purposes. Situation Wantod 15 900. Warren E. Howland MANCHZSTER A VICINITY RMHora-MLS Choica "Rockladga” location. 2% batha, bulH- youth aides. M n c h n ttr Olfle* M 7-91S9 Fairly priced. Wolverton Agen •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BARROWS A WALLACE Realtors 643-1108. THREE BEDROOM cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Ina, flreplacad living room, huge rac. room, Pononalo 2 Help Wontod 12 STRONG young man MmctiMMr.lltw M»m Hwllord carpatlng and 2 garagoa. $47,000. Call Bud specializes in lawn mowing, M t-S 3M J t M S IS 721-MIS CIRCA 1830 well maintained RANCH MANCHESTER- Large ap . Lewis. EXPERIENCED APPLIANCE garage cleaning and painting. nine room Antique Colonial, Two batha, 20x20 family SIX ROOM Dormered Cape, I Lorraine Thresher am hereby vinyl siding, excellent condi proved, landscaped building lot, Canning Lid not responsible for any debts lih Repairman. Benefits. Call 646- Billy, 646-2999. four fireplaces, four bedrooms, room, call todayl with fruit trees and attractive 8113. MANCHESTER- West side study, one full and two Mi baths tion, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1 1/2 curred byw my formerfoi husband baths, fully appllanced kitchen, open bam. $14,000. Odegard Allocations Robert TTireMier. RELIABLE COLLEGE woman Cape, fireplace, rec room, for plus attached five room un ★ CENTURY 21 ★ Realty 643-4365. Take ovar mtg. and move In. For $8,900. prosont WHAT RECESSION? Avon has looking for painting or odd jobs. mal dining room, extra clean. finished carriage shed, poten Phyllia Jackaton Agency close to Parkade aiid Waddell territory opportunities now. School. Asking $35,900. Prin mtg. Is aasumablo without delay or rod tape. Requested SUSANNE DUFEY of CaU anytime, 6436673. Deep lot, big two-car garage. tial for studio, etc., two stoiy CALL US TODAY MANCHESTER residential Save time and money by calling Bud Lawla. $$8,- Sell" " our -lai famous products...... for the barn, well treed lot, $54,000, cipals only, 649-7572. Numberg please call Susan In M ce lust reduced to $36,900. 646-1318 area cleared building lot. Zone 900. WASHINGTON (UPI) - An e n tir e• I ily In your EXPERIENCED babysitting in Call Warren E. Howland Philbrick Agency Realtors, 646- Torrington 482-1353. 640-8782 • 646-3313 MOVE-IN condition, im A, 50x150, Call after 5 p.m. 875- Agriculture Department of neighborhood, dui' during spare my home weekdays. Will con Realtors, 643-1108. 4200. 8930. ficial has asked state directors time hours. Interested? Call sider two children. 647-1724. maculate four bedroom •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Shades of a Senior-Youth Picnic Colonial, wall-to-wall of agriculture to work out with 5236401. HARTFORD - Neat and clean TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 66, 41,- Investment Property 25 4 Why rant when you can own for this prica? Lat starter home, 2-family, 3-3. 900. Two-family, 44, $38,000. carpeting, air-conditioning in :^This is how it was a year ago, when Manchester’s senior from 1 to 5 p.m. when the second annual picnic will take distributors and retailers state- MANCHESTER GREEN Area- LOVELY immaculate English your tenant help pay your mtg. Soparats heating □ FINANCIAL Will babysit pre-school children New furnace, ideal for young or Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,900. kitchen and family room. Stove, ^and junior citizens gathered for a field day and picnic at place. (Herald photo by Pinto) by-state allocations for canning FRIENDLY Colonial on private, shaded, and dishwasher, garbage disposal in MANCHESTER- Invest in the aystema. Convenient location. $36,500. Call lids. in my home days. Call 649-4993. old. Only^^ $27,000 Wolverton Philbrick Agency, Realtors, shrubbed yard. New kitchen, future with this four family in Center Springs Park. The scene will be the same Sunday Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 6464200. this lovely country kitchen, George Popik. The appeal to state Bond$-Stock$-Mortg»g»* • IC E C R EA M distinctive stone fireplace. walking distance to schools, come property. Central loca CAREER MINDED married tion and steady income. $56,500. agriculture department chiefs Now accepting applications Aluminum storms, screens, pool, tennis, lovely yard to view MORTGAGEIS, loans first, se man with degree, age twenty- TALCOTTVILLE- Main Street, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, was issued by Nancy Steorts, for the Fall. Full or part-time doors. Breezeway and garage. from large rear deck. Priced in cond, third. All kinds. Rralty employment. Hours available seven, seeking responsible posi old Colonial styled two-family M ANCHESTiR Attractive residential street. 649-2813. consumer affairs adviser for 6-6 with three bedrooms. Two- the 50’s.^/W Realty, 647-1419. statewide. Credit rating un 6:30 A.M. - 3 P.M. Apply in tion in import-export or per Fast sale imperative. Mr. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... the U.S. Department of necessary. Reasonable. Con sonnel field, will relocate. Rep car garage, close to highway. 2-YEAR-DLD Matthew, Belfiore Agency, 647- TWO YEAR old apartment person: Wolverton Agency, Rraltors, MANCHESTER - Older four Agriculture. fidential, quick arrangemenU. ly to Box 43, Belden Station, Immaculate 7 room Cape-Cod, 3 1413. bedroom Dutch Colonial. Fine building - three units, each con Rmp Wonloa 12 649-2813. bedrooms, 24' living room, formal 'The lids are used by gar Alvin Lundy Agency. Norwalk, Conn., 06852. location. Priced in the fifties. taining three bedrooms, 1 1/2 REALMS CORNER deners when re-using old glass 100 (k)nstitution Pfaza, Hart FRENDIY KC CKIM dining room, fireplaced family room baths, kitchen with built-ins, I.B.M. COMPOSER Operator off eat-ln kitchen, aluminum siding, 2- COVENTRY- Hemlock point, B/W Realty 647-1419. 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646*4520 jars to can fruits, vegetables 435 kUn Street BOLTON- (Alstom built raised set overlooking the private san separate furnaces and cellars, VOKT 6isr ford. Evenings, 233-^9. experienced only. Convenient Ranch, on over an acre, huge car garage. and other garden produce. Mindiester, Coim. □ REAL ESTATE dy beach, iVa rooms expandable attached professional office, kltchen,with built-in oven and parking facilities, $98,500. Cen An aide said information she MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd aS s* P rin ^Z a Equal Opportunity Employer Ranch. Only $26,900. CaU for I..*' range. Three bedrooms, 2W JUSTLISTEDI tury 21, Phyllis Jackston Agen-. Services Offered sent to state agencies indicate mort^es - interim fiMncing Bureau 307*H^e8tea§ NomM For Salo details. Pasek Realtors, MLS, 31 Building-Contracting 3i: - expeditious and confidential Avenue Hartford 22 baths, 2-car garage, $54,500. 289-7475, 7426243. Immaculate 3 bedroom Dutch Coloaial cy, 646-1316, 6496050. supplies available as of mid- MERRITT ••••••••••••••••••••••••••DC service, J.D . Real E state avenue, Haruora.______QUALITY INN Vernon perma Wolverton Agency, Realtors, In preferred Forrest Hilts. Large TWO HANDYMEN will clean, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLVl; June were enough to cover the 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built 649-2813. Roalton 648-1180 kitchen and family room, fireplace, 2- Assoc. 646-1980. PRIN TIN G AND M alU ns nent part-time front desk clerk MANCHESTER- Large seven car garage. BeauUfuUy landscaped. Buslneat Property 26 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, (^arpentry and general contrac-' needs of about 5.3 million Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family ------^------Salesman, professional to seU Friday, Sat., Sun. only. Call 646- room Ranch, attached garage, Hurry! 50's. maintenance of lawn seasonal. ting. Residential and commef< average families during the room, fireplaces, garages. MANCHESTER - Unique op- printing and piailing for a 5700. EUINQTON large lot, storage shed. BUUKHARD&ROSSEnO Cellars and attics cleaned. cial. Whether it be a small rest of the canning season. Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. mrtunity - modem one floor Reasonable prices. 643-5305. medium sized plant. Excellent SUPER BUY NEW RANCH - Extra large Manchester Green area, $36,- Rcaltora-MLS 949-Z492 repair job, a custom built home "Unfortunately, no matter DISH WASHER Part-time modern kitchen, two baths, 900, owner, 643-6882. 199 West Center StrMt building with 2300 square feet, or anything in between, call 646*- opportunity. Previous SO LOCUST STREET - two Builder must sell. Reduced from $43.’ three acres, ideal for office, how many lids are placed on the experience will not be dis nights. Apply at Tacorral. Must 900 to 139,900. New seven-room Raised fireplace, 2-car garage, 1379. have a neat appearance and family, no agents please. |44,- club, or organization. Below Painting-Papering 32 market, there will still be some cussed with current or previous 000. Phone 64^242^ 9-5. Ranch, family room with fireplace, aluminum siding and windows, VERNQN must be reliable. 246 Broad two AREA GOP Resolution POLICE REPORT Backs Fire Study ELLINGTON struck. He was taken to Hart voted to put the name o f Robert VERNON Richard Hewins of Stafford ford Hospital for treatment of a Romejko on the slate for the Springs was charged head laceration and a broken' The Republican Town Com November election. Romejko mittee gave its unanimous sup Wedne^ay night with reckless wrist, police said. will replace Gardner Ruggles port Wednesday night to the operation in connection with the Hewins is scheduled to who had previously been en referendum question for an ap investigation of an accident on appear in Common Pleas Court, dorsed to run for selectman. propriation of 9725,000 to sup Crystal Lake. 19, Rockville, Sept. 2. Ruggles withdrew his name port recommendations of the Police said Hewins, who was as he felt he could not devote pulling a water skier, struck the VERNON Fire Study Conunittee’s report. the time necessary to the cam front of a boat being operated K atherine Johnson of 44 The Town Coudcil p a ss^ a paign. by Alexander Duclos of Hart Marjorie Lane, Vernon was resolution in June concerning ' Romejko, who lives on Edith ford. charged W ed n e^ y night with the appropriation and a public Rd., is a former member of the Police said Duclos was disregarding a stop sign. She is hearing conducted later lent Planning Commission. He is a pulling slowly away from the to appear in court in Rockville more support than opposition to ' member of the town Committee town's boat launch when Sept. 3. the proposal. and has been active in helping The referendum is scheduled other candidates in previous for Sept. 9 from noon to 8 p.m. campaigns. The money, if appropriated, will provide for the construc Councilman Requests Heavy Rain tion of an addition to the When seven Inches of rain fell existing Vernon Center Campaign Signs Rule within 30 minutes a t Cam firehouse; the purchase of two bridge, Ohio, one day in July, aerial trucks and a pumper; 1914, the air was so full of watw and provide funds to ac that anyone stepping outdoors paign signs as they pertain to VERNON complish tying in with the found it virtually impossible to polling places. Tolland County Mutual Aid dis breathe. It was one of the Are campaign signs that can Councilman F. Richard patch system. severest rainstorms ever be seen from a polling place MacDonald made the request The town committee also recorded in the United States. legal? for the written opinion at the Town Attorney Abbot council meeting Tuesday night Schwebel has been asked by the noting that he knows that the Vernon Town Council to issue a legal distance is 75 feet from a written opinion concerning the polling place for placement of placement of political cam- campaign signs. He said, however, he wants Atty. Schwebel to research all Krause Rate Rises aspects such as signs on cars parked where they can be seen Helicopter Crashes florist & Greenhusei Will Vary by voters at a polling place. At Hospital MacDonald, a Republican, said he was referring to signs A Oiicago Fire Department helicopter demonstrating onto pontoon of the helicopter as it crashes into the lake, such as “re-elect John Jones.” routine air-sea rescue techniques crashed into Lake The two pilots had just picked up Theil when the craft Democrat Peter Humphry, VERNON UR6CST MTAILCROWfU IN MANCHUTU with tongue-in-cheek, said, Michigan Wednesday killing one fire fighter and injuring tilted and a rotor blade hit the water. Theil and one of the Rockville General Hospital “First of all I object to the two others. E ire Department diver Charles Theil hangs pilots survived. (UPI photo) has been granted a 4.5 per cent 643-9559 word re-elect.” rate increase by the Commis sion on Hospitals and Health Care but it will not mean rates will go up 4.5 per cent across the board, Robert Boardman, administrator said today. Boardman said the hospital requested the 4.5 per cent figure, which was the lowest percentage requested from hosiiitals throughout the state. The average price increases T h e amounted to 8.5 per cent and several hospitals had their requests rejected completely and will go to hearings to be conducted by the commission next week. S A T U R D A Y ) Boardman said the daily rate for semi-private rooms at Rockville will increase from $89 to 991 starting Oct. 1. He said maternity room rates will stay at |80 and pediatrics will re BANK main at 969.50. Boardman said increases will be made in operating room facilities, the pharmacy, laboratory, and such. He said these costs will probably go up about six per cent. Looks at Your HOME Rate increases granted the hospftals will be used to finance increases in wages for hospital employes as well as to offset the increase in price of food, as MONEY... pharmaceutical supplies, radiology equipment, medical and surgical supplies and such. Money You Can Use Right Nowl FIRE CALLS TOLLAND COUNTY Wednesday, 7:59 a.m. — Car fire on Tolland Green, Tolland. $ 2 0 0 , If you own your own home, Solon Accused Of Violating you probably have more money Ethics Code than you think. .. HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. H a r o ld G„ H a r lo w , R - Litchfield, a bank vice presi dent, has been accused of violating legislative ethics by voting on banking-related bills. At S.B.M. there are The accusation filed Wednesday with the legislature’s Ethics Committee 3 WAYS to Use Your is the first sworn complaint against a state legislatM- since the (?ode of Ethics law took HOME to Get the effect two years ago. Mark H. Dougherty, a CASH You Need Dem ocrat who ran against Harlow in the 1974 election, said the lawmaker violated seven If yoii bought your horhe 10 years ago, you have sections of the ethics law. been paying off on your mortgage and increasing your He said Harlow, a vice presi dent of Colonial Bank and Trust equity. Rising property values and any home improve of Waterbury, voted on, several ments you may have made have also Increased the banking bills in violation of con flict of interest statutes. value of your home. You gan borrow against this cash Harlow denied the charges and equity. Stop in and talk to us about an EQUITY LOAN said he welcomes an investiga . . . HOME IMPROVEMENT or RE-FINANCING YOUR tion to “finally get this aired.” Doughtery made similar MORTGAGE. charges during the election campaign. Where Did We Put Those Warranties? CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (U PI) — John Neilon, launch director at the Kennedy Space Center, was half an hour late to Savings Bank EOUAl HOUSING a news conference Wednesday LENDER to announce a drained battery had forced a further delay in of Manchester the Viking launch. Mwnbtr F.D.I.C. He was late because his car 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 wouldn't start. “The battery MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER was dead as a doornail,” Neilon People-to-People Banking . said. , ■( U I i