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successful women graduates. In But the problems, as well as be psychologically both male . mitting women to be assertive “Already,” she said, “the male fields like science and By C;iNNY PITT the lobby there’s an 8-foot-high the solutions, are not directed and female. and financially independent and child care arrangements for at AHNociated Prens Writer solely toward women. Dr. giving them wide career op engineering and will give male cylindrical bulletin board with Society has made it difficult least one fifth of all working MANCHESTER„CONN., THURSDAY, AUG. 30, 1973- VOL. XCti, No. !181 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - WOMEN printed in huge black Rowe maintains. for people to be androgynous. tions,” she said. mothers are the fathers of the students the opportunity to Manchetter—A City of Village Charm If more women graduated from TWENTY. EIGHT PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS and white letters. In more than The door of her office is Dr. Rowe said. But combined with Dr. children.” study in an atmosphere more Madeline Cain M assachusetts Institute of one administrative office are posted with overlapping male “It means permitting men to Rowe’s insistent feminism is 86 Lockwood SL closely resembling society. It Technology, more women colorful slogans like: and female signs with a peace optimism. She said she believes 643-0294 cry, to join the nurturant will prepare both male and would hold influential positions "Sisterhood is Blooming. symbol in the center. The professions, to care for children society is moving, aibeit slow Encouraging and supporting female students for the an Buildings Razed , xr in business, government and Spring will never be the Same.” password is “androgyny” — to and colleagues. It means per- ly, toward the androgynous female students at MTF will education in the United States, goal. place women in traditionally drogynous world, she said. .! according to Mary Potter Rowe, special assistant for In Quake Area women and work at MIT. Nixon Plans Appeal “A large proportion of MiT MEXICO CITY (AP) - cent of the 22,000 inhabitants Demolition crews were leveling were homeless and had gone to Cars Recalled candidate while the national graduates have gone on to fill federation remains neutral. pretty powerful positions — es thousands of unsafe buildings relatives in other towns. WASHINGTON (AP) - Volkswagen of America has Such a revolt occurred in 1972 pecially in government,” Dr. today as other workers Cleanup work went on in agreed to recall an estimated when some local affiliates Rowe said in an interview. searched for more bodies in the other towns where large 112,000 of its Karmann Ghias to backed Sen. George McGovern, Part of her job is to recruit ruins left by the earthquake numbers of adobe homes correct possible gasoline or D-S.D., for the presidency Of Court Ruling female students for MIT and to Tuesday in southpst Mexico. crashed to the ground. Brigades Ir^idaire gasoline vapor leaks into the while the national federation see that women are treated Nearly 500 bo«es had been of young medical and other PEARL passenger compartment. The withheld any endorsement. & B. D. recovered, and officials ~ President Nixon has vowed to students volunteered to dis equally with their male recall involves all Karmann resist an historic court order commanding him to deliver counterparts once they get predicted the death toll might tribute medicine, food and reach 1,000 in the 300-square- clothes. Ghias manufactured from recordings for a judge’s private in- there. August 1967 through April 1972. LAW Talks On Dr. Rowe reasons that with a mile area of Puebla and “Some of these people come Veracruz states. from as far away as Letters are to be mailed to DETROIT (AP) - John J. Sirica ordered Nixon higher percentage of female owners warning of the potential Negotiators for the United Auto MIT graduates, there would be President Luis Elcheverria Monterrey,’’ Puebla Gov. So™ t produce the tapes demanded by special to u i^ part of the area by bus Guillermo Morales fire hazard. Workers and the Chiysler Corp. a correspondingly higher discuss non-economic matters Archibald Cox, but temporarily percentage of women making Wednesday and ordered the Bllimenkron said of the withheld the effect to allow time for an appeal ^ ^ demolition of some 10,000 volunteers. today as they continue talks on Nixon refused to obey the important decisions on the a new pact to replace the con buildings still standing, but con Many homeless were being Refuses Comment order. The White House, in a ly involved country’s educational, tract expiring Sept. 14. The un in the Watergate governmental and economic sidered unsafe in more than 50 sheltered in public buildings in statement from San Clemente, coverup. towns. such larger cities as Tehuacan WASHINGTON (AP) - Chief ion said its membership at Calif., said without elaboration policies. Watergate committee counsel Chrysler had voted nearly 92 Cox said he was "very Women currently account for lO fiL O A The president spent hours and Puebla, where damage was that the President’s lawyers pleased” with Sirica's ruling. listening to the survivors of the minor. Sam Dash has refused to con per cent in favor of strike ac about 10 per cent of MIT’s total "are now considering the Watergate committee chair worst quake in Mexican Contact still had not been es- firm or deny the committee has tion if a new agreement is not 7,700 student population. possibility of obtaining man Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., history. Ublished with about 10 villages issued a subpoena for Las signed by that date. Dr. Rowe’s job was created appellate review or how Alfonso Tabuara, director of in the quake area. Vegas Sun publisher H. M. about six months ago. She otherwise to sustain the (See Page Fourteen) the government’s Housing “In Angelica, for example, “Hank” Greenspun, ordering President’s position.” reports directly to MIT presi Development Institute, said the the rescue brigade we sent with him to bring records of The order and a companion dent Jerome Weisner and Check On Skylab demolition would take two to a radio and a portable electric telephone calls, tape recordings 23-page opinion fueled the Chancellor Paul Gray. SPACE CENTER, Houston A V t 29-30 three weeks and prefabricated plant said 80 per cent of the and other material with him for President’s clash with the She serves as a counselor to (AP) — Space Agency officials Peking houses would be provided village was destroyed,” Urbano an appearance before the com courts and the Senate both students and faculty, as an are to determine today whether within 15 days for the homeless. Arriaga of the Veracruz public mittee. Greenspun said he was Watergate committee over adviser to the administration SEPT. 1-4-5-6-7-S subpoenaed, but would not the three Skylab 2 astronauts A Red Cross spokesman said safety office said. “Then their are medically fit to continue access to the tapes of his con Names and as an “ombudsperson” to in Ciudad Serdan, one of the equipment ran out of gas and “take newspaper records to versations with key advisers all. 8 BIG DAYS their scheduled 59-day mission we lost contact.” Washington.” towns that suffered most, 50 per aboard the orbiting laboratory. implicated in the Watergate The major problem for scandai. women at MIT as well as in A decision on whether the Leaders flight, now in its 34th day, The dispute has been carried society is “invisibility,” Dr. further than any similar con Rowe said. Labor Revamp should be continued is made Heat Puts Drain frontation over presidential TOKYO (AP) - The Chinese “You’re the only woman in End of the year purchases were big to WASHINGTON (AP) - The routinely each week. Space of power in U.S. history. Communist party has adopted a the classroom, but somehow AFL-CIO plans a major ficials say the astronauts are in On a key point, Sirica square collective leadership to carry your question is never heard or restructuring. One of its excellent health and that they On Power Supply byproducts could be prevention expect Alan L. Bean, Dn Owen ly disputed Nixon and ruled that out its day-to-day affairs, the answer you gave is at it is not the president but the Peking’s official Hsinhua news tributed to the male student get maximum savings for you. We have of another instance of local af K. G arriott and Jack R. Hot and muggy air continued court which has ultimate agency reported today. who sits behind you,” she said. A General Motors plant in filiates backing a presidential Lousma will remain in orbit. to blanket much of the Eastern authority to determine whether An official list of names “It’s as if women weren’t even Linden, N.J., had to shut down Seaboard and Midwest today as material sought in a criminal broadcast by the agency there.” when some of the 1,750 workers truck loads arriving every few days — power companies cope with investigation is protected by showed that the party’s 10th As a partial move to combat there walked off their jobs heavy demands for electricity. executive privilege. Central Committee political this invisibility, the halls of because of the sweltering heat. Some 200,IX!0 New Yorkers Egypt, Libya Nixon has claimed that a bureau has 21 members, in MIT's administration building City officials in Philadelphia were left without power president’s confidential records cluding party chairman Mao are lined with posters saluting said water pressure in some Tse-tung. We need the warehouse space NOW! Wednesday night after several areas had dropped to half its are privileged from disclosure. feeder cables burned out. The Move to Merge The existence of the tapes The committee was elected blackout affected an area of became known last month when at a party congress Aug. 24-28. (See Page Fourteen) The list does not identify the Queens including LaGuardia CAIRO (AP) — Arab unity a former White House aide told members of Egypt’s Parlia ranks and titles of the I Airport, where passenger ter advanced another small step ment and 50 m em bm of the Li the Senate committee that THE Wednesday night with the an Nixon routinely recorded his members. The order of names minals were darkened but byan Popular Revolutionary in the list follows the number of Priced to move out fast! Be smart, act nouncement that EgyptUn Oval Office conversations. FAMILY4 emergency power kept runways HUMID Committee. strokes required in writing ^ e lighted. President Anwar Sadat and Li After the con^tution is com Cox, acting on behalf of the Watergate grand jury, then sub family names of the meniners' LAWYER While the New York State byan strongman Moamniar peted, it will be submitted to The party chairman, whose Khadafy had agreed on the poenaed tapes of eight meetings FRUIIMinE Power Pool for a second day the people of both countries at a family name, Mao, takes four ---- XCTTl— fast, when they’re gone there wili be no resorted to a 5 per cent voltage procedure by which their two referendum. Biit no timetable and one telephone call between Nixon and his advisers at the strokes, heads the list followed Women Bartenders? reduction, the Tennessee Valley countries would merge. was specified for completion of by Wang Hung-wen, a former Authority reported it was The agreement was a victory time, John W. Dean III, H. R. Do women have a constitu Humid with hazy sunshine the constitution or proclama Archibald Cox, special Watergate prosecutor, sits in his Shanghai textile worker and relaying to New York power for Sadat, who had insisted on a tion of the union. H aldem an and John D. tional right to be bartenders? Friday, highs 95 to 100 north, 90 Washington office Wednesday afternoon as he reads U.S. Ehrlichman. vice chairman of the Shanghai more at these Big Savings. HURRY! generated by private utilities in cautious, one-step-at-a-time ap The agreement specified that Until the last few years, courts to 95 south. Humid tonight, low District Judge John Sirica’s order that directed President The committee also filed suit Municipal Revolutionary Com Texas and the Southeast. proach to unification instead of Sadat and Khadafy will remain have steadfastly said no. Laws in the 70s. Nixon to p r^ u c e tapes of White House conservations on to compel disclosure after its mittee. Temperatures reached 95 completion of the merger by in power in their respective against women bartenders, when Precipitation probability 10 Watergate for private judicial inspection. (AP wirephoto) own subpoena was rejected by Other members of the challenged as discriminatory, were Wedne^ay in New York City, per cent tonight and Friday. Sept. 1, as Khadafy wanted! countries until the merger is politicai bureau include Hie two leaders agreed that the M^ite House, as Cox’s had upheld on two main grounds: 94 in Chicago and 98 in Winds west to northwest 10 to completed. The constituent been. Premier Chou Enlai, whose 1) that their presence would Washington. The National 15 m.p.h. during the afternoon the first step would be the crea assembly is to nominate a name appears 18th following encourage immorality in a place PRICE BREAKING SAVINGS Weather Service warned that hours, variable under 10 m.p.h. tion on Saturday of a 100- president for the new nation, Today’s Lottery Cox and the committee say Mao’s wife Chiang Ching, “where the worst passions are air pollution in the capital at other times. member constituent assembly and Khadafy has said he will the tapes are vital to resolve veteran Communist Chu Teh, aroused;” and metropolitan area was at Outlook for Saturday: Con to draft a constitution for the contradictions in the testimony vice premier Li Hsien-nien, 2) that they could not keep Winner 69155 If You Can Take It Away Yourself -S a v e Even More record high levels. tinued hot and humid. still unnamed new state. The (See Page Fourteen) of Dean, Haldeman, vice premier Li Teh-sheng and the peace as effectively as men assembly will include 50 Ehrlichman and others alleged bartenders. others. But in several recent cases, courts have taken a fresh look OPEN 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. DURING THIS SALE at the question and come up with the opposite answer. Immorality is no more encouraged, said one court, by a woman behind the FRtQKMIRE Police Find Booby Traps bar than by waitresses out front serving cocktails. Set for Motorcyclists
DAVID KNAPP area, who told their parents. signs are now. Mantel also said (Herald Reporter) The parents then notified that there had been signs of the Manchester Police said that police. same type as the Keeney St. they have recently, in two Officer Ralph Nezas was signs posted in the Glendale Rd. separate incidents, found booby called to the area on Aug. 7 to area, but they had apparently traps planted on paths used by investigate the discovery of the been torn down by vandals. motorcyclists in the'area of the first stakes. He described th' Brooks referred to the per Hartfo^ Electric Light Co.’s vwo traps that he found as being sons in the area who com powerlines, near Bush Hill Rd. made of angle iron corner plained to police and HELCO posts, freshly sharpened, and about the motorcyclists as a As for keeping the peace, an The booby traps, m etal fence comer posts of angle iron, cut to lengths of about 10 in “vocal minority,” and said that other court had this comment: the majority of people in the “The saloon days of the Wild sharpen^ to a razor edge, were ches. Brooks, who found three area either used the property West are long gone. Nowadays > found buried, with ap the typical bar does not provide FmOKMIRE proximately 2 inches of the more such traps Monday in the themselves for hiking, a setting for violence and danger, sharpened end above the ground same area on the trail, said that • horseback riding or bicycling or if in fact it ever did.” in two points along the trail they apparently were made had children who were amoung For good measure, the court used by the motorcyclists. from the same type of material. the group of motorcyclists added: Police said that the maker of In both cases the traps were using the paths. Many area persons said that “Women are as capable of the “pungi sticks” would be concealed in narrow portions of they were “upset” by the “No mixing drinks as men.” charged with reckless en- the trail, where the motor Less innocuous activities, how Trespassing” posting of the dangerment if apprehended. cyclist would probably be ever, may still be subject to re land. Police said that if someone was watching the obstacles on straint. Another case involved a either side of him and not the Many children in the area are city ordinance forbidding the use killed or injured the charge ground. not allowed to ride their horses of “B girls”—women hired by would be increased to first- on HELCO land since it has ^degree reckless endangerment the management to solicit drinks The traps were apparently been posted and they are unable from male customers. A tavern or manslaughter. planted in a series so that one to understand why they are owner claimed that his women Sgt. Joseph Brooks of the would cause the motorcycle to employees were being deprived being penalized for the actions Manchester Police Depart fall. The second was positioned of the motorcyclists. of their freedom of speech and ment, and a resident of the approximately where a motor assembly. Some persons in the area said area, said that the motor cyclist, traveling at about 20 that the motorcyclists, while “Their freedom of speech,” he cyclists, whose average age is m.p.h. would hit the ground they did make a lot of noise, reasoned, “includes the right to fil about 14, were a problem in the after impact with the first trap. talk to customers and their free were very polite and con area due to the high level of Both Brooks and Nezas said dom of assembly includes the siderate of other persons using noise made by their machines. that the traps were “definitely right to mingle with customers.” the area. > ■ But a court said the rights of [XU Brooks said that most of the put there to cause harm.” Mrs. Howard Gorman of 604 The area had been clearly speech and assembly, while guar “bikes” had poor mufflers or Bush Hill Rd., said that when posted with “No Trespassing” anteed in general by the Consti none, and make a lot of noise in horseback riders are on the tution, may be limited in spe signs by local HELCO officials. the usually quiet neighborhood. trails, motorcyclists turn off cific situations for specific rea These are the "booby traps” Most of the land on which the Other portions of the same their machines so as not to sons. Noting the city’s power to tract, such as the portion of the “hikers,” as they are called, frighten the horses and move set on the HELCO discourage drinking, the court tract on Keeney St., bear signs ride is owned by HELCO. off the trail to allow them to powerlines off Glendale Rd. said; which read, “This Area Off Earlier this week police and pass. The “pungi sticks,” made of “If the regulation curtails free Sgt Joseph Brooks of the Manchester Police Department indicates to Robert Mantel of Robert Mantel, a HELCO of Limits to All Motor Vehicles.” dom in some slight degree, the The fact remains, however, angle iron fence posts, are limitation is not unconstitutional. HELCO where the booby traps were found on the trail. The two men inspected the HELCO ficial, looked over the terrain Brooks said that this was con that the land has been sharpened to a razor’s edge These rights are not absolute.” property Wednesday morning to determine whether the traps had, in.fact, been set on land where the booby traps were fusing to persons in the area designated a “no trespassing at the top and were planted found. Mantel said that the who enter^ from Keeney St. owned by HELCO. Mantel said that the traps were definitely on HELCO land. This is the area” and that anyone there in the path, with about two A public service feature of the second discovery of such “pUngi sticks” tUs month. All traps were set on the HELCO , stakes were “definitely” on Mantel said that the motor American Bar Association and 649 MAIN STREET,MANCHESTER without the permission of the inches of the sharpened end powerlines, apparently to deter motorcyclists f{;om using Uie land for “scrambling.” HELCO property. vehicle prohibition signs would owner (HELCO) is subject to the Connecticut Bar Associa The first of the traps were be posted in the area of Glen above the surface. (Herald tion. Written by Will Bernard. (Herald photo by Knapp) arrest on charges of third- photo by Knapp) AND SON Tel. 643-2171 discovered by children in the dale Rd., where no trespassing degree criminal trespass. 0 1973 American Bar Association PEARL
I < ■<. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 30. 1973 Shemwold on Bridge MANCHESTER EVENIISG HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 3 0 ,197 3- PAGE THREE BARB (3) NATIONAL Theater Schedules (24) PLAYHOUSE NEW rSHCHCASt CINtM Ai f234: N-Potvefs Saving North dealer By PHIL PASTORET TV Tonight GEOGRAPHIC YORK - 11:00 - • C»TMPOnESSTREET)orEXiTSSaiU/ERLAIC)onhM< South Windsor Cinema — FAILURE TO WATE East-West vulnerable See Saturday's Herald for (8) TRUTH OR -1 1 :3 0 - In Coal Estimated 8:00; “Curse of the Living Showcase Cinema 1 — “ One The high cost of leaving is BIOGRAPHY (3-8) NEWS (3) MOVIE . EASTHARrraRO • 24HR.m.MFa6M-MW • “ Live and Let Die,” 7:00-9:00 MAKE.S WOEFUL WANT N O RTH CompleU TV Listings CONSEQUENCES • ACflES OF FREE LIGHTED RWKING’ WlHotwrUWaTEH OWWOE*. 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Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, act the spendthrift. 8 3 3 A 10972 (20) OTHER WORLDS (18) 700 CLUB “ All The Young Wives,” 7:45; Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Tom his new studio for the study of (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE BURT REYNOLDS ‘ jjiUlCT JUft/g North dealer 10 52 ’51874 (24) SESAME STREET (20-30) IRONSIDE . In coiitrast, three tons of Caidor Shopping Plaza — “ The Secretary,” 9:25 • WHITE rnMam « B H P o | Sawyer,” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- A9752 0 1 104 (20) FILM uranium and plutonium, used in “ Dlllinger,” 7:00-9:00 Piano and Music Theory East-West vulnerable (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH sUII Ume for that summer picnic... ^ LIGHTNING East Windsor Driye-In — 9:20 (22) THRILLSEEKERS - 9:30 - Indian 1:00-4.-00-7:00-10«0 Opening lead — Five of 72 A K 6 1 1 , ^ 1 (40) WILD WILD WEST nuclear plants, would produce Vernon Cine 1 — “ Night “ Live and Let Die,” 7:45; “ The (24) JAZZ SET we have all the supplies! ^ 1:30-3-.30-5:30-7:45-9:55 Lady 2:35-5:35-5:30 Showcase Cinema 4— “ White at 115 Main Street diamonds. SOUTH (24) ERICA the same amount of energy. One Watch,” 7:20-9:10 Mechanic,” 9:55 - 0 : 3 0 - yghtning,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:45- ♦ K Q 4 (30) WAIT TILL YOUR - 10:00 — > 5 J u t]^ C pound of nuclear fuel contains Vernon Cine 2 — “ Blume in Manchester West opened the five of (3) CBS NEWS Meadows Drive-In — “The 9*55 C? A Q 6 FATHER GETS HOME (8-40) STREETS OF SAN the same energy as 76 tons of Love,” 7:15-9:20 diamonds, iind South put up (8) ABC NEWS Slam,” 8:00; “Cool Breeze,” U.A. East 1 — “ Butterflies 0 K 6 3 (40) DRAGNET FRANCISCO liadt it "w « have wary high-grade coal. Manchester Drive-In — dummy’s queen. Elast, seeing (18) CANADIAN PRO 9^45 ^ are Free,” 7:20; “ Forty For information, caii 643-4477 A I09S4 (20-22-30) MUSIC COUNTRY linia thingr “Orgy of the Living Dead,” no reason to waste a h i^ card, FOOTBALL “ SHCKR JOY! ONE OF THE ER iaH TEtT, Carats,” 9:10 North St South West Graduation daze is the - 8:00 — (24) GILBERT AND followed suit with the four of (20) HAVE QUN-WILL **“Y your winning FlINNIEtT FILMS OF THE YEARI" U.A. East 2 — “ A Touch of I * ss 2 N T Pass condition afflicting young (3) THE WALTONS SULLIVAN FOR ALL I MOWEIMnNQB diamonds. This was a fatal TRAVEL th e wAriDkela « f molmtlnidt i •ottorytlclwi Q ass,” 7:15-9:15 3 NT A ll Pass folk hunting for their first (8) NCAA FOOTBALL — 10:30 — i P O R i ¥ l f EN B A N D ^ ^ error. (22-30) NBC NEWS dowrttown manekutw^ Mimo An 1 1 U.A. East 3 - “ Night Opening lead - 0 5 out-of-school jobs. St fairway., When East got in with the (20-22-30) CYCLE OF LIFE (18) LIVING WORD PAPER MOON ' VDUNQPEOPLE ^ Watch,” 7:30-9:30 1— 7:00 — king of clubs he returned the ftYAN O'NEAL E fk e atgacWM e l Rha na fu ft a le fa«aea TATUM O'NEAL JA M E S BOND 0/ffnss Me at jack of diamonds. South ire covered with the king of 7:3* LIVE ^Stratford, diamonds, and West won with Over 5:35 C o n n . I Aa A u i AoainEo the ace. East had to win the 100 ANDLETDIE next diamond trick with the ten, King’s Outfits The Entire Family HNALW EEKlKVz S tO T M Evlll * M ill. Tuu. thru Fri.; 17. 4.94. and there was no way to get to FM-SAT Mum 99c Oil. Mat. 4 En. 4 Sun. M il.; H . 7.90. flU Attt AMHmS AcroM bPO B.RhVDl i»i [t':T HiPrr-,:: Evaningi at 8:30. Matinees at 2:00 E 3 the West hand for the rest of the ■ MEASURE FOR MEAS diamonds. th e 5 M hjTES f"0V hip: ■ -4 Li.T-,; U R E Evgs.; Aug. 28, 29. Mat.; Sapt. 1. I The defenders got two Nation Fashions for Fall...for El T H E C O U N T R Y W I F E diamonds and a club, but South P7 William Wycherley. Eyg.; Sapt. 1. K m ic ia i ; Gii^^THEATRES EAST IMar 17 nguitti actaapHylai, took the rest, making his con ,SELFkeSERVICE DEPT STORES Mats.; Aug. 26, 30. NrMarAMttMfdhR M M A C B E T H Evg.: Aiig. 31. tract with an overtrick. TniBEIIS EE RE' Mat!.: Aug. 29, Sapt. 2. Should Unblock BROAD STREET MANCHESTER 1 ‘THTTeflMrr TICXU INFO. 4 PHONE RES.: 10001 972- School, College, Career! ley knew 2790. Gourmet Picnici: (201) 171.7321. East should unblock the ALLTHE andhow AMERICAN EXP. g MASTER CHARGE (AgaHMlMyywy diamonds by playing the jack OPEN 10 A.M. - 10 P.M. what they . Gtotic S fd G>cndi]»ck»on at Stratford Sot Office Only MawtiMa^ (or the W) at the first trick. H to get it! lATbuchOfCl^sl wanted LIOUNG WIVES TICKETS ALSO AT: MANCHESTER he gets rid of the jack, he can — Bimorfiold'o: NEWINQTON — The eb» i lead the 10 of diam ond upon Book Shop at Market Sq. being given his club trick. South riw-‘TlI StCKTMT (■) is then helpless; if he covers with the king. West can win with the ace of diamonds and EAST HARTFORD ARTHUR TREACHER’S then lead the nine to clear the U .S. R O U T E 5 • - DRIVE-IN* ■ 5 2 8 - 7 4 4 8 suit. Hie defenders will surely LABOR DAY WEEKEHD SPECIAL! get four diamonds and the king of clubs. 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M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester; Conn., ’Thurs.. Aug. 30. 1973 _ pAr.is Manchester daughter, 55 Wells St.; Deborah FIVE L. Marscher and son, 120 Flights Reduced Hospital Downey Dr. ,Also; Donna D. Ditalla and NEW HAVEN (AP) - to Bridgeport and Groton are between 9 and 12 persons, the Notes daughter, Rt. 44A, Bolton; AU^heny Airlines says It wlU consolidated here. airline’s public relations direc Robert W. Fable, 26 Richard tor, David Shipley, said cut p n ^ e t service from Tweed The airline will reduce its Discharged Wednesday; Rd., Vernon; Walter Miller, New Haven airport by 60 per Tueklay. Richard A. Timreck, 37 Linn- daily flights from fiw to two East Hartford; Paul A. Min- cent Oct. 1 as a tempoary step "In the interim, we have to mpre »Dr; Oougias H. because current flights from carelli. South Glhstbnbury; Lit- until most of its major services reduce flights to keep our losses Wetherell, 460 Miller Rd., South da H. Simar^, CoventrJ;'; Tweed Net^ Haven average to a minimum,’’ he said. Windsor; Terri S. Ciechowski, Pamela Lerch, 8 Newman SC; -' Ellington; Monica C. Oswald, Cheryl L. Lacoss, Hartford. . Sunset Lane, Bolton; Dolores J. Gray, Tolland; Jeffrey M. Ray, Downtown Open Mon. - Sat. 9:30-5:30; Thurs. Eve 'til 9:00 Coventry; Brenda M. Bragg, Parkade Mon. - FrI. 10-9; Sat. 10-6. 193 E. Main St., Rockville; Raffle Winners Mary K. Covensky, 199 Abbey S M IL IN G m SERVICE Rd., South Windsor. The Manchester Sportsman’s Also: Kathleen T. Rigney and Club has announced the winners son, 44 Patricia Dr., Vernon; in its building fund raffle last Theresa Johnson, East Hart Sunday. ford; Robert J. McFetridge, Carl Willis of Mystic won Broad Brook; Elizabeth Ander first prize, a 16-inch color son, East Hartford; Maria L. television; R. Rufini of Lyness Michele and daughter, 120 St., a 12-gauge shotgun; Dan IH Summer St.; Deborah L. Elliot, LeBlanc of 358 Cook Dr., 86 Ellington Rd., Rockville; Bolton, a cassette player; Douglas J. King, Broad Brook; Larry Ziemba of 47 Village St., Laura G. Dumont and son, 335 a Polaroid camera. g f m m Center Rd., Vernon; Mark E. Also, Fred Kurtz of 38 Erie MS:'- Duval, East Hartford; Linda B. St., a spinning rod and reel; and Boutilier and daughter, 16 Paul Varca of 103 West St., I Lyness St.; Marion L. Bell and Bolton, a blender. 3 763 mm MAIN ST. 191 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 12J ■flkA.. For Sesquicentennial Plantings 60 "LATieO” Mil A'.I ■ IIST CLOSED ^ FOR FALL Dr. Stephen G. Romeo, chairman of the environment and beautification committee of the GIRLS' TEENS' and WOMEN’S FAVORITES Saturday, Sept 1 Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, presents the presidents of two garden clubs with the Chamber’s city beautification awards in Monro Park. Accepting the plaques for and Monday, Sept 3 their clubs are, from left. Miss Helen Jamroga, president of the Perennial Planters Qub, and Mrs. Anton Latawic, president of the Manchester Garden Qub. The two organizations 6 6 CHOOSE ANT STYLE received the awards in recognition of their plantings in preparation for the town’s regular 7.99 Sesquicentennial Anniversaiy celebrations. (Herald photo by Knapp) The influence of hand-tooled leather reproduced for w c ite n w t SATE Z.O« A PAIR 4 * 3 3 in fall shoes of scuff resistwt vinyls that look like twice the low Regularly 8.91 Know Your Tagway prices. Sizes 5 to 10. Broad Street ‘;*y| Manchester Chamber Member OPEN I r *-.r 10 • 10 DaHy Publie Information member of the Manchester to your faSi outfits. All sizes 5 to 10. Committee Rotary Club and a member of Regularly 6.99 .SILP-f IRVICI DIPT f TO RIf Greater Manchester the Fidelity & Guaranty Life Chamber of Commerce Insurance Company Honor Club Oxford favorite with wheeled DONALD S. 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J, 1881 brought pressure against the ’ are deliberately being created Report To the editor: is given by the Arab do this with Israel as r ^ r te d countries who don’t prosecute Yariv: “The members of the better perspective, perhaps, Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their governments themselves. by General Yarlv, former because of monetary reasons. Arab organization are expen gap is also widening in their hijackers? ’The Arab sheiks reason that than is the case in the Middle Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 The penalties meted out to Army Intelligence diief. Their ding their energies on trying to favor. You should go to Israel, Rowland Evans and I would like to comment and Why is it so ironic that just our money has devalued and the East.” Friends in the U.S. will as I have done, and seek out the 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should teleplMNie the circulation shed some Ught of jusUce on terrorists are light. Only last reasons are political and the recently Israel and supporters find the culprit who leaked in Robert Novak fight against terrorism rests longer they keep their oil in the never have a better perspective truth and you will find that the Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9946. your article entitled “Grave week, three terrorists who of-the state have taken offense formation.” We have thrown a because these valiant 3 million were caught red handed in only on the shoulders of the ground the more it will be spanner in the works and if the conclusion of the “Grave Act” days and holidays. Entered at the Act”. ’Thought I believe that at advertisements of American worth and this pressure being Israelis are fighting against 300 will be “nuuikind’s response to Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Israel nnay have acted illegally Rome were allowed to go scot Jsraeli. Their battlefield is Oil companies which they battle against terrorism is to be million Arabs who ckiim that Mwchester, Conn., Post Office as Se world wide and they must brought upon the U.S. Is merely the Middle East dilemma.” Member of The Associated Press Advice from Mills in diverting an Arab passenger free. The same had happened in deemed conciliatory towards won we have to continue to historical logic is against the cond (Hass Mail Matter. Greece, Germany and Austria. protect their people and proper a rationalization. ’The condition throw spanners in the works. And I am firmly convinced that plane, .1 also believe that if one the Arab states and an attempt would have occurred with or continued existence of the State some one up there will be Burl L. Lyons, Publisher is to judge such an act, a moral Why shouldn't they operate, ty iriierever they may be to keep a free flow of oil to this ’This tactic will perhaps save of Israel. Israelis Imow the psy The Manchester Publishing Co. WASHINGTON - At a time But how far does Richardson located. without Israel’s presence in the many lives and gain us time.” watching for that justice which when his own economic experts and honorable judge should also when the chances of being countiy. Don’t you realize that chological makeup of the Arab assumes no financial responsibility for really intend to go in his new killed, jailed or even im Sure, the Guild of Air Pilots world. Again, let us not to so Your advice is ill given when is so imbedded in the Old Testa are worried sick about runaway examine the psychological England and France appeased naive. more than anyone in the world typographical errors appearing in adver order' that every department prisoned, are very small. are concerned with their own you state that, ‘the best ment. As prophesied, “Nations inflation. President Nixon has must report any conversation motivations behind it. the Arab countries and are in No, I don’t believe the air at and know that time is on their will be judged.” Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Extradition treaties with safety and their passengers, exactly the same position we guidence to Israel may come side and also the numerical gap Payable in Advance received contrary advice from or contact with outside parties, nations have been turned down but, what have they done to pre tack is,a bad piece of publicity, from friends in this country Michael Dworkin The Manchester Evening Herald. Rep. Wilbur D. Mills of Arkan I differ with the editor when are in right now. ’The h i^ rates in fact as re^rted by General is widening and the 256 Ludlow Rd. One Month...... |3.2S including members of flat. There is not one country in vent terrorism? Have they and the false shortages of fuel who can see the situation in Display advertising closing hours, sas; consider business tax in Congress? he states, “there is nothing that technological and qualitative Manchester Single Copy ...... 154 three full days prior to publication. centives to prevent a severe Similarly, does Richardson’s can be said in defense of this By Carrier, WeeMy...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon recession. edict barring announcements act.” Is he so short in memory One Y e a r...... |39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Mills, chairman of the tax by Congressmen of lucrative to recall that 6 million Jews Six Months...... 119.50 Friday for publication Saturday and writing House Ways and Means Justice Department grants to perished in the Gennan ovens Three Months ...... 39.75 Monday. Committee, offered the advice their hometowns mean that because the world stood at the in a secret meeting at the White House members and Senators side lines and was indifferent. House with the President a few also will be denied the right to The Jews stood alone during weeks ago. The only other man propose U.S. attorneys and this dreadful episode which was in the room to hear Mills’s federal judges for presidential the worst in the history of An Important Bill private views was George nomination? mankind. The Palestinian Shultz, Secretary of the If Richardson does not show . terrorists have struck several times including the killing of While we are on this current mass Treasury and Mr. Nixon’s up for the Sept. 10 meeting of revenue passengers carried to economic czar. over 30 people in Lod airport Y 3 the Republican National Com ' - 4 : transit kick, we would like to call stimulate responsible management Dangerous though the in mittee, it will be regarded by and at Munich, killing 11 of their best Israeli athletes which attention to the impending vote, since this would be re-evaluated an flationary pressures are. Mills Bush and other party leaders as informed the President, he was a sign that the Attorney you appear to mention so probably in mid-September, on the nually. beginning to feel that the General means business about casually. Urban Mass Transportation Act of But most important, we think, is the recessionary dangers are worse leaving politics to the — particularly a possible sharp 1973 (HR6452) which would authorize bill provision which requires the state politicians. The White House is Not once has the UN con rise in unemployment. making efforts to see that i- demned these terrorist acts. 3400 million annually for two years in or local body seeking federal Mills next recommended to cabinet members, including before With the 35 Arab states and A grants to states and local public assistance to have a comprehensive Mr. Nixon his tentative scheme Richardson, attend the their friends in the UN, how for a fast tax write-off to divert meeting. , • .-it bodies to assist in financing the cost of could they condemn acts which mass transportation improvement scarce materials into new plant •< ^ n The fact Richardson made his they supported? But yet when operating mass transit systems. program designed to improve service and equipment, a means of both speech during the congressional Israel does something it is con fighting inflation and / ? ifc 1 Proponents of the bill feel it can recess raised suspicions of par demned by all. Again, the Jews and to place its operations on a sound cushioning a recession. ty leaders, particularly in the stand along in an indifferent achieve a variety of positive results, business and financial basis. Although such a plan has been Midwest and South. They the fall world. How would a judge react according to Joseph G. Minish, D- Rep. Minish predicts an uphill bat contemplated by Mills all believe the Attorney General in judging these two parties; summer (and was reported by waited for Republican Crowned Crane In Bronx Zoo. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) Arab and Israel? By joining in N.J., chairman of the Urban Mass tle to get the law on the books. us several weeks ago), this was Congressmen to leave town the condemnation of Israel at the first time he had presented Transit Subcommittee. It would seem that as far as Connec before exploding his bombshell. every act he would help to it to the President. Among those he cites include: develop a rule of law and in i^ t ticut is concerned the proposal, in its M r. Nixon was non encourage an even handedness Stabilized or reduced fares, less tax committal, asking Shultz to Unambitious Mondale present form, could be beneficial for the next time the Arabs at look into it. In fact, no serious Sen. Hubert Humphrey, who burden on local taxpayers, and improving rail commuter service in tacked the Israelis. But if after consideration has yet taken like many leading Deihocrats is Max Lerner Buy early and get more tor your repeated voting the court expanded service. the southern part of the state into New place at the Treasury. What’s privately concerned about the refused to condemn the Arabs more, Mr. Nixon’s advisers still lack of a viable alternative to money during our pre-sedson “In fact,” he says, “It was the fin York City and help the present state for their terrorism and il believe that the inflation crisis Sen. Edward M. Kennedy for ding of the committee that if the goal legalities, he should at some savings. Everything's brand new subsidized bus operations in the Hart is so severe that Mills would be the 1976 presidential nomina Comments point refuse to participate in of substantially increasing passengers ford area. better off looking into a tax in tion, is grumbling that his such a one sided process of in and smartly styled for this crease. junior colleague from is achieved, then transit revenues will Such assistance from the federal justice of condemnation. A footnote: Having finally Minnesota, Sen. Walter Mon fall and winter. And remember, go up, reducing the need for future in government, coupled with impending taken his doctors’ advice for a dale, is too shy in putting himself forward nationally. Kissinger As Secretary in our rnen's department, all creased federal operating subsidies.” funds from the Highway Trust Fund in complete rest. Mills is now in This, I am afraid, is what has excellent physical condition. Humphrey’s irritation came He cited an Atlanta, Ga., example the future, could free state funds out during a private meeting in taken place in your judgment of alterations are free. So come on The aching back which led ^ U s this act and also at tile UN. You A wherein a reduction of fare from 40 toward developing and establishing to announce last month that he Louisville, Ky., with fried For over four years Henry than the fictional imagination. ty and realism have come in 60 must temper your judgment of down and see what we've got... ■ might retire from (Congress is chicken magnate John Y, Kissinger has held power cents to 15 cents with a subsidy mass transit service in areas now Suppose someone had imagined years, in 34 years. this act with understating and qausing him no trouble today. Brown Jr., of Louisville during without office. When he is con at savings for a limited time during the 1968 campaign that Certainly this couldn’t attempt to seek the real brought an 11 million passenger in lacking except in extremely em the recent nationai convention firmed by the Senate— which is Mr. Nixon would make a happen in the Soviet Union reasons and not the “specious” crease. bryonic forms. Bush vs. -Richardson of the Young Democrats. Sit likely, though only after lively only. Use your Butterfield's ting in was Brown’s good foreign-tom German, who was today. I don’t say this invidious characteristics you attribute to To be eligible under the proposed Although Republican national questioning — he will have a Jew and an intellectual as the “Israel apologists.’’ charge. Master charge or Bank Property coordinated a ^ adequate chairman George Bush Is friend, John J .' Hopker ly, but because — just at this Nashville two-time onnHMeto power aM 0 Hce logewier. well, the architect of his foreigpi moment in history — two of bill, the federal Department of ly funded, a three-level (federal, state publicly saying nothing, his Nashville, two-time candidate year will thus offer ah in Americard. Be smart, buy now. for governor of Tennessee and a policy. Russia’s most courageous in Transportation would consider the deep concern is revealed by the teresting laboratory experi If I may, I would like to and local) attack could be started to close ally of both Humphrey Suppose our dream-spinner tellectuals have spoken out analogize some situations that fact that he has on his desk a ment in reputations. had added that the same Presi 0 number of passengers in the system, against its stifling atmosphere. meet our mass transit needs. The Ur copy of the complete text of At- and the Kennedys. It isn’t clear whether the might make my argument dent — re-elected, caught in a One is the great novelist the population of the area served, and ty. Gen. Elliot Richardson’s Brown flatly informed mystique surrounding clear. invest in a ban Mass Transportation Act of 1973 miasmic political scandal, Alexander Solzhenitsyn with a Aug. 8 speech promising to take Humphrey he intended to run Kissinger has been due to the miles in the system. Payments would facing the toughest ordeal of his blast at the Soviet authorities appears to be worthy of passage in the Justice Department out of for the Senate from Kentucky aura of secrecy around him and next year. Then, turning to life — would make this man for keeping him from Moscow, When a man breaks a window 3-piece suit be based in part on the number of this context. politics. his behind-the-scenes role, or secretary of state, would add where he chooses and wants to and steals food and bread from Moreover, Bush’s worry national politics, he informed whether it comes from those duties, and powers to the live (and like other dissidents a grocery store is he guilty of mirrors the concern of other Humphrey that Ted Kennedy something intrinsic in the man ones he already possessed and isn’t allowed to). ’The other is thdt and should he go to jail? top party leaders—and at least really seemed to be gearing up himself. If it is the latter, the 79.50 G would thereby be strengthening Andre Sakharov — physicist, No, a judge would find that if one of I^esident Nixon’s senior for the 1976 campaign. Why, mystique will remain. If it is Other Editors Say asked Brown, didn’t Humphrey his own hold on the Presidency polemicist, father of the Rus the food is for his starving regularly 99.50 aides — that, in taking his the former, we are in for a paln- and his own command of its family and he is saving their department out of politics, endorse Kennedy? ful process of the de- sian H-bomb — who called a powers. press conference to warn lives, he is not guilty. Enjoy the smooth, dressy look of Richardson may be closing No, Humphrey replied, he mythologizing of Henry • We would scoff, wouldn’t we, Americans against the danger political doors the party needs was committed to Mondale. But Kissinger — painful to him, easy care, textured polyester at this zany dream-trip, and tell that the unqualified current em opened. he then began to complain that delightful to some who have If Mexico and Canada were Tobacco Land Disappears Mondale, endorsed for Presi the fool to get back to reality. In brace of the two regimes may condoning terrorist acts upon gabardine. Enjoy the suit that Bush tells intimates he is in been gunning for him and who the hard daylight of history, full accord with Richardson’s dent by Humphrey on election will find him more intolerable K t back the struggle of Soviet the citizens of the United States Another big chunk — 475 acres — of night 1972, was not getting reality said that there had intellectuals for freedom to and no one stood up in the UN to will take you to the office and green, restaurants and food shops will determination to eliminate the as secretary of statq than as the never been a foreign-born disastrous political overlap around the country to build Scarlet Pimpernel of write, move about, breathe. condemn these acts, what Connecticut’s best tobacco growing bring in more municipal revenue than himself up. “I’m afraid the boy secretary of state, never been a The new tasks that Henry would be our reaction? As our out on the town. Vested, of with law enforcement diplomacy. Jew in that office and, while the land is going to disappear for real es the present acreage assessments on procedures that have resulted just doesn’t have much am The theater of history con Kissinger will have to under history books tell us we would course. In blue, brown or bition,” snapped Humphrey. first secretary of state — take are shot through with this have gone on the offensive and tate development. The Hartman the land. in indictments of two former tinues to be .more dramatic ’Thomas Jefferson — had been Nixon cabinet members. paradox; that great steps have done the attacking. As you green. Regular, short or long. Tobacco Co. has sold its Buckland The development will take time, the most brilliant intellectual in already been taken toward a might recall we would chase American political history, detente between the world’s Farms in Manchester to developers perhaps as long as 15 years. Hartman cattle rustlers into Mexico, in Americans had come to distrust superpowers, that the Russians order to retrieve what rightful who have grandiose plans for the will continue to grow shade tobacco intellectuals in high office. (for many reasons of their own)' ly belonged to us. We went into corduroy suits future. Asked about such matters at are in a mood for more of the Cambodia and Laos mid for cigar wrappers until the Capital Fare his press conference, Kissinger The developers, MAP Associates of same, that they seek through it bombed the hell out of these the casual times bulldozers move in. said, ‘"rhere is no other country a massive support for expan two countries which we con Manchester, have contracted to buy The state’s decision to proceed with Andrew Tally in the world where a man of my sive nuclear construction as stitutionally had no right to do. an additional 85 contiguous acres. In background could be con well as for repressive policies the improvement of the Wilbur Cross sidered” for secretary of state. at home. 49.50 addition the state is obtaining some Highway, officially 1-86, prompted the Nixon On Edge The whole sentence was a bit This spells dangers and So, a country that lives each 113 acres in the immediate area for portentous, and if you felt perhaps deformation for the day on the briidc of disaster and regularly 59.50 Hartman interests to sell and MAP to caustic about the man and his attempts to capture the leaders historic design that has been Go rugged with our mid-wale the reconstruction of the Wilbur (hross buy. The ramps to and from the in WASHINGTON, Aug. 29 - a convention hall, Nixon shoved from one or the other source. country. at this moment you evolving. To deal with it will of these g an g ers in order to ' Highway and connecting roads. This Don’t tell anybody I said so, but Ziegler into the mini mob and And of course it’s common could, I suppose, ridicule him require not only skill but a prevent any further acts of 3 terstate route will place the develop cotton corduroy^ Styled with I would not be surprised to see for sounding the “ only in savage bloodshed, should be means that 673 acres of tobacco land told him angrily: “I don’t want knowledge that Agnew is un sense of the tragic irony of ment within highway access of the President Nixon throw a punch the press -near me! You take popular in some '^ ite House America” theme. history. Perhaps no one could allowed a more reasonable a two-button, center vent at the next reporter who gets in are slated for conversion to other / populous Hartford area and con care of it!” and Justice cubbyholes. It was a moving occasion for succeed at the impossible task justification than you allowed his way — meaning in the same r uses. This year the number of acres All this is too bad because it Strange things have happened him, and the incredible theater ahead, but Henry Kissinger — in your editorial. Instead your jacket that doubles as a sport venient for tourists. room. takes official Washington’s in this ill-tempered village and of history ha^ made it moving who has a good deal of both sentiment was absolute con cultivated for tobacco in Connecticut Deputy Press Secretary demnation. George Habash was coat. And flare leg, belt loop While old tobacco farms disappear, mind off the real problems of I suppose it’s possible that a and meaningful for others, qualities — will give it a try. was about 7,500. Gerry Warren and other White the man they wanted. Why? few new ones are replacing them. The the day which can’t be cured President would enjoy seeing myself among them. There are pants. Regular, short or long. House people have admitted with gossip or leaks to the press his Vice President in hot water George Habash was the com Manchester officials are happy and Connecticut Valley has the reputation that Nixon is showing the strain no exact precedents to measure of criminal investigations by if it took headlines away from this event by, though one mander, not the leader of the of the Watergate scandal and have indicated they will rush through of growing the world’s best shade the Justice Department. It is a his own troubles. recalls the nomination, by organization responsible for the 0 those polls showing he’s not as Today \h Lod massacre and more i^ecent- necessary zoning changes. The land, tobacco. Progress has no respect for so^id situation that confirms Damnation! ’The whole at Woodrow Wilson, almost 60 wool plaid popular as he’d like.to be with the capital’s bad reputation as a ly for the hijacking of Japan redeveloped with stores, hotel, con m osphere around here is years ago of the Populist Thought such reputations. — Meriden Morning the voters. Indeed, White House mean town where a politician of enough to cause St. Francis of Airlines Boeing 747. If this man aide Melvin Laird has gone so Boston lawyer called Louis sport coats dominiums, library, church, village Record far ao ♦ * ®"y stature needs the hide of a Assissi to take to the gin tottle Brandeis to be a Supreme Court - was captured the benefits President .dirty movie producer to sur- and run off to Zanesville, Ohio, FOl R ril IMIR.ASE would have been great. should have taken a longer rest vive. justice and the storm that with Elizabeth Taylor. It’s a swirled around it in the Senate ll Fair! What will be. will be, is a pop Your argument that terrorist after his tout with pneumonia At this writing the big, wonder the whole cast of hearings. And 34 years ago one ular rendition of the fourth activities have been carried out 39.50 Pf‘" ^ news is speculation that characters doesii’t. go around recalls a lesser but similar Today In History phrase. The phrase has some by non-govemmental groups the President and/or certain of ningingflinging left hooks at one storm over Franklin regularly 50.00 gOTsip you hear from fairly h i^ his aides have set up Vice another. basis in living since some and not be a sovereign power of By The Associated Press In 1780, Benedict Arnold Roosevelt's nomination of Felix evients occur in spite of wish or and Washington — desiped to or not Richard a nation, which Israel is, is ac Pick a plaid . . . we've got made a secret promise to the S S l o f i t f"®®***®"* Agnew as a jiatsy to Whether Frankfurter to the same court. planning. However the phrase reduce the risk of accidental Nixon is guilty of everything tually very naive thinking. It Today is Thursday, Aug. 30, British that he would surrender the Watergate heat off the In both cases the nominee was a is applied to all events
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ThundEy, 6-8; Rockville Office open Mond.y;Friday 9-3, ThumUy 3:3 A. Ai3dvs oaoiw irnd PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs- Aug. 30. 1973 ■ / Obituaries Police Report Egypt, Libya ■ • PAGE FIFTEEN Members n of t the Manchestera m m I s a m AAM ilanritFBtFr burning H rrald Evening School Receives Hatcher Given State Post Police Department’s detective (Continued from Page One) Sadat and the Egyptian peo Mrs. Albert Bolduc .Mrs. Anna V. Wright bureau served two Circuit HARTFORD (AP) - Division of the SUte Labor tant directors lark A Hnhomf step aside in favor of Sadat. ple have long been cool to the 1,200 Mail Applications LEBANON — Mrs. Jeannette VERNON — Mrs. Anna V. Court 12 arrest warrants Theodore W. Hatcher of Water- Department, Commissioner Wall n S ^ r /^ n d Bolduc, 43, of Clubhouse Rd. Wednesday in .unrelated cases, The convening of the con idea of speedy union because of bury has W n appointed direc- Jack A. Fusari said Wednesday. P e s c a S of Waterford Wright, 85, of 16 DonnW Rd., More than 1,200 mail died Tuesday at her home. She David A. Greenfield, 19, of 33 stitutional assembly on Satur Khadafy’s insistence in Libya vacancies exist in the following tor of the Employment Security Fusari also named two assis- died this morning at Rockville applications have b^ n received was the wife of Albert Bolduc. Regan St., Vernon, was charged day was viewed as a face on strict adherence to Islamic courses and he encouraged per General Hospital. She was the to date for.,, the Manchester Mrs. Bolduc was bom March wito third-degree criminal mis saving device for Khadafy. He law. Nearly a fifth of Egypt’s sons to register for them: widow of Fred Wright. Adult Evening School, with 28,1930 in Lebanon, daughter of chief in connection with a re had wanted the merger to be citizens are Christians of the Federal Income Tax — Mon Mrs. Wright was born Aug. about 99 per cent of them from Walter P. and Mary Zaremba cent incident of vandalism to a accomplished on that day Coptic sect and since .1952 days from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 14, 1888 in Centralia, 111., and Manchester, reports Emil Padowski of Lebanon, and had car at a Tolland Tpke. service because it is the fourth anniver Egypt officially has been a non 128. This is a six-week course, came to Vernon about two Ostrowski, director of the adult lived here all her life. She had station. sary of his revolution that sectarian socialist state. designed to help individuals in months ago to make her home education program. Ostrowski been employed as an accoun* Ann Marie DeSaultels, 16, of overthrew the Libyan preparing personal tax returns. with her daughter, Mrs. John R. said mail applications will be tant at the American Thread Tarrifville, was charged with monarchy, and the agreement Law for the Laymen — Mon Waggoner. accepted through Sept. 5. Co., Willimantic, until three issing a bad check in connection gives him something to put Egypt is attracted to the days from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room She is also survived by two He said brochures on LOOK years ago. She was a communi with a recent Incident at Ray before his people as an anniver 111. A nine-w eek course, sisters and a grandson. merger, however, by Libya’s available courses may be ob cant of St. Francis of Assisi Beller’s Music Shop, Main St. sary present. offering broad knowledge of the MODEL 86 T$AaOR Funeral services will be Sun rich oil reserves. Libya has only tained at local batiks, libraries, Church. ^ t h were released on their The two leaders also invited principles of law necessary in day at the F. S. Gamier and Son 2 million people to benefit from the high school office and the She is also survived by a written promises to appear in other Arab countries to join the oil wealth, while Egypt, business and personal affairs. Funeral Home, Centralis, 111. Municipal Building. In-person daughter. Miss Mary Bolduc of court Sept. 17. their union and agreed to create with a population of 35 million, Investments in the Stock The Burke Funeral Home, 76 registrations will be accepted Lebanon; and a brother, Bruno a new common currency called Market — Tuesdays from 7 to 9 REGUUR Prospect St., Rockville, was in VERNON has long been mired down in Sept. 11 from 7 to 9 p.m., at Padowski of Nevada. the Arab dinar to replace the p.m. in Room 109. A six-week charge of local arrangements. P eter Bowden, 19, of 18 poverty stemming from un Manchester High School. 1200 The funeral will be Friday at Egyptian pound and the Libyan eburse, concerned with the fun * 9 7 5 * . Gainer PL, Rockville, was checked population growth, a Classes which are filled and 9:30 a.m. from the Belmont dinar. No date was set for put damentals of investments. charged early today with third- massive armament program for which no more registrations Funeral Home, 19 S. Main St., ting it into use. however. Decorating Your Home degree larceny and possession and a lack of natural resources. A. BarbM are being accepted are: Auto Colchester, with a Mass at St, —Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. of marijuana in connection with Dark Brown or Maintenance I on Tuesday, Francis of Assisi Church, Adolph Gehler Blue Leather in Room 128. A six-week course, the attempted theft of several Auto Maintenance I on Lebanon, at 10. Burial will be in ROCKVILLE - Adolph designed for homemakers lawn chairs from Howard John Wednesday, Auto Maintenance the New Lebanon Cemetery. Gebler, 76, of 22 E. Franklin Heat Puts Drain decorating their first home or son Motor Inn, Rt. 30, Vernon, II, Auto Maintenance III, Friends may call at the Park, died Tuesday night at homemakers planning to do ' police said. Beginning Woodworking, funeral home tonight from 7 to Rockville General Hospital. He some redecorating. Patchwork Quilting and C3irist- 9. was the husband of Mrs. Amelia On Power Supply Charm — Thursday from 7 to Police said a search revealed CAMPUS Fiedler Gebler. mas Decorations. 9 p.m. in Room 109. A course Mr. Gebler was born in Ger that Bowden was in possession (Conlinued from Page One) CLASSICS Ostrowski said post cards designed to reveal those beauty Donald N. Pierce many and had lived in the of a small quantity of a sub won’t be mailed this year for normal summer level. Grand Army Plaza entrance to secrets desired by almost all Rockville area about 72 years. stance suspected to be the park. acknowledging registrations. ROCKVILLE - Donald N. Policemen, firemen and Water women. Before he retired 11 years ago, marijuana at the time of his “ As the blocks melt, the Notifications will be sent only if Pierce, 47, of 202 Terrace Dr., Department employes worked Aviation Fundamentals — he was employed at Hamilton arrest. THOSE a class is canceled or filled. He died Wednesday at the to turn off op en ^ hydrants. shapes they take on should be Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. in 3 8 » Newington Veterans Hospital Standard Division of United interesting and hopefully they MARVELOUS said if a person doesn’t receive Room 10. A course designed to ONLY Gainer was held in lieu of a In New York, Consolidated after a long illness. He was the Aircraft Corp., Windsor Locks. will take the viewers’ minds off a notification, he or she can introduce the nonflying person $500 surety bond and was to be Edison was forced by repeated CHUNKY SOLES husband of Mrs. Lempi Sutela He previously had been the heat— at least for a while,” expect the registration has been to the various aspects of avia presented in court today in failure of 27,000-volt feeder The back-to-school soles are at their accepted. Pierce. employed in the local textile said Deputy Parks Com tion and to provide a sound 4 Manchester. cables to cut power in Jackson chunky best... just high enough for MOWER mills. missioner Phyllis Robinson. Ostrowski said plentiful Mr. Pierce was born in Heights and parts of Corona, your jeans, pants and skirts. Daring background for future study. He was a member of the Rockland, Maine, and had lived Woodside and Elmhurst. bump toes, flirty ties, monk straps in Rockville for the past 14 Maple Grove Society and the and shiny buckles ... and you're SO David Martin, 39, of 17 Ver The blackout snarled traffic lAH ACH M EN T years and was a self-employed Sons of Herman. Convicts Charged off to a great year. non Ave., Rockville, was at intersections and delayed painter. He was an Army He is also survived by a son, charged with operating a motor subway service because trains STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) SBM Will Start veteran of World War II and a Bernard A. Gebler of Ellington; vehicle while his license was had to be run with hand signals. — Abduction charges have been HURRYl member of the Rockville Bap a brother, Arthur Gebler of AnrledHioA/ under suspension and operating Hospitals as well as the airport filed against the two convicts tist Church. Ellington; three sisters, Mrs. a motor vehicle while under the switched to emergency power who held three women and a butinctively On Drive-In Now He is also survived by two Clara Meyers and Mrs. Vincent influence of liquor in connection supplies. man hostage in a Stockholm 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: sons, Jeffrey Pierce, at home, Jordan, both of Rockville, and with a one-car accident on Ver In the Washington area, the bank for five days. Jan-Erik and Clarence Widdecombe Jr. Mrs. Charles Schilling of Pater Manciwster West Hartford Simsbury le non Ave. Wednesday night. air quality index rea ch ^ a Olsson, 32, who started the T h e Savings Bank of ment of Downtown Manchester. of Rockville; five daughters, son, N. J.; and a granddaughter. Manctmter Parkada 17 South Main S t Hopmaadowpnwadow S n a t record 160 at Fairfax, Va., whole thing, was charged with Manchester announces that, in We know that many of our Mrs. Shirley Wilson and Mrs. Funeral services will be A passenger in the car, Jerry during the sixth day of an air abduction, unlawful threats, West Hartford Enfield light of the town’s announced customers who normally use Patricia Salisbury, both of Friday at 11 a.m. at Ladd Corbins Comar IMTERMilinOliJIL HARViRTER Menny of the same address, pollution alert. Any figure armed robbery, attempted Sraan Manorvffls plans to improve Purnell PL, it one of our branch offices will Rockville, Miss Deboray Funeral Home, 19 Ellington I, was treated for minor injuries about 100 is considered hazar murder and extortion. Clark has decided to begin construc •also avail themselves of the OTHER MODEU AISO ON SALE Pierce, at home, Mrs. Angela Ave. The R ev. Burton D. and released at Rockville dous. Olofsson, a 26-year-old life- tion of the drive-in and walk-up new services. Wallis of Dallas, Tex., and Mrs. Strand, pastor of Concordia Use Your Master Charge General Hospital. Parts of O’Hare International term murderer, was charged facility on its Main Office im “ We have decided to begin Maiy Reynolds of Pataluma, Lutheran Church of Airport and an adjacent hotel in with abduction and unlawful mediately. construction immediately in EQUIPMENT COUP. Calif.; a brother, Elton Pierce Manchester, will officiate. & Chicago were blacked out threats. The free-standing building order to help further the Town’s “UWNNUirMINTnOUlBaMNW*' of Rockland, Maine; a sister, Burial will be in Grove Hill Martin was also held'over because of a fire in an un will be located on Purnell PI. plans for improvements to Mrs. Doris Sunnerberg of Quin Cemetery. night in lieu of a $500 surety RT. 83 872-1311 VERNON, CONN. derground electrical vault. adjacent to the bank’s Main Of Purnell PI.” OWN! Mwi.ToTlmn.lAMt.«Wl)-rfawiAMWIHt-I Uunl.UlMH»4Hi cy, Mass.; and 20 Friends may call at the bond and was to be presented in Flight operations at the airport fice parking lot at the rear of grandchildren. funeral home tonight from 7 to court today in Manchester. were unaffected. A Com the bank. Funeral services will be Men’s 100% Acrylic monwealth Edison spokesman 'The facility will offer drlve-in Saturday at the Burpee Funeral said the fire probably was Knit Turtlenecks and walk-up service with a Home, Rockland, ^ in e. caused by overstrained power sidewalk to the walk-up window The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 cables. Getting Lincoln Center Ready clear of vehicular traffic. There Ellington Ave., was in charge of Kilburn L. Hayden Sub Rescue Planned A 35-minute power failure hit will also be direct pedestrian CARDEN SHOP arrangements. Kilbum L. Hayden, 64, of 404 , CORK, Ireland (AP) — A the Ohio State Fair in Colum Members of the Manchester Lodge of Elks spent Saturday morning painting walls in Lin access to Main St. The entire THURS., Hackmatack St.;" died' rescue operation is under way bus, delaying a grandstand pJSr- 4 .9 9 coln Caiter, formerly Lincoln School. The Manchester Sheltered Workshop will occupy area will be landscaped and OPEN DAILY 10-10 F R I, S A T , Wednesday at Manchester Leonard Kingston for two men trapped in a formance pf Sonny and ^ % r Full turtle, feels like cashmere! eight rooms on the first floor of the center. The facility for teadiable retardates is well-lighted. Memorial Hospital. He was the CLOSED SUN. J j f o a r - t - ROCKVILLE — Leonard D. minisubmarine 1,375 feet down and stranding patrons oh a sky Solids, ribs or jacquard. Great scheduled to open in the fall. Shown painting, from front to rear, are Joe DiNonzio; Dan Everett J. Livesey, president husband of Mrs. Emma Wind colors. S-XL. CLOSED m ' Kingston, 82, of Haydenville, on the floor of the Atlantic 150 ride for about 15 minutes until Ru^ell; Darrell Hovey, e x a l^ ruler of the lodge; Jack Carson and Erlis Keeney, hidden of the bank, said, “ Our new sor Hayden. drive-up facility will fill a need Mass., formerly of Rockville, miles off the southwest coast of auxiliary power was available. behind Carson. At left, admiring the work, is Ray Zemanek, past exalted ruler. Other Mr. Hayden was born in Famous “Wrangler” we have long felt should be in died Wednesday at Cooley Ireland. The two Britons, Roger As the heat wave clung over painters, but not in photo, were Ed Bridgeman and Tom Walsh Jr. (Herald photo by Presque Isle, Maine, and had cluded in our services to our Dickinson Hospital, Northamp Chapman, 28, and Roger New York City, a city parks of Western Jacket Ofiara) lived in Manchester for the past customers. The windows of this ton, Mass. Mallison, 35, who were laying a ficial announced that people 12 years. He was a steamfitter facility further demonstrates LAWN & GARDEN DISCOUNTS Mr. Kingston was master of communications cable, going to Central Park would be and a member of Local 218, our d^ication to the redevelop- the Town Infirmary in Stur- reported by radiotelephone they able to contemplate and even Steamfitters Union, of Hart were “ alive and well.” Rescue get their hands on some bridge. Mass., and in ford. Easthampton, Mass., before he workers said the two had coolness. Ten blocks of ice, He was a member of the 8 .4 7 retired. enough air to last them until each four feet high, will be Cotton 14 oz. denim, authentic 25 Lbs. Rockville Fish and Game Club Survivors are a daughter, Saturday. placed on a walk near the western cut. See the famous and the National Rifleman’s silent •W! 34-46. Public Mrs. Hazel Bertram, and a son, Association. MERION Munsie Kingston, both of / He is also survived by his Men’s Flare Records Easthampton, Mass.; six KENTUCKY mother, Mrs. Laura Grant granddaughters and two great C.1 Cuffed J^ans Hayden of St. Petersburg, F la.; Boys’ Socks grandchildren. Warranty Deeds BLUE GRASS a ste ip n , Air Force Staff Sgt. ‘ Funeral services will be Fiorentino Zanlungo, Anna utm William Stevenson, stationed at 3 Pr. CONTROL Friday at 1 p.m. at the Walter Zanlungo and Fred f^nnicucci FER T IU ZB ^ Hanscom AFB, Bedford, Pkg. B. Mitchell Funeral Home, 15 1.39 to George F. and Paulette R. Mass.; two stepdaughters, Park St., Easthampton, Mass. Nylon/cotton stretch crews, solid Lamoureux, property at 24-26- C O N T R O LS ^ Janice Tomlinson of Ellington Fish Kill Probed or stripe tops. One size fits 9-11. 8 .9 9 Burial will be in Grove Hill Brushed sateens and twills: 24 30-32-34 Oak St., conveyance tax gruba, f P and Mrs. Gail Dunlop of Cemetery. Orion ' Blend and 26 Inch bottoms. Solid $104.50. cutworms, Manchester; and four sisters. The State Department of En colors. 29 to 38. Donald A. Pitcher to Giovan armyworms, Friends may call at the plant of the Rockville Water Miss Marrilla Hayden of St. vironmental Protection has Crew Socks ni Sinicropi and Andrea lawnmoth ... funeral home tonight from 7 to and Aqueduct Co., has assured Petersburg, Mrs. Villa Quinn of ordered an investigation into Bianchini, property at 48 larvae 9. customers that the water is Sizes North Windham, Maine, Mrs. the discovery of several hun 9-11 B oys’ Boys’ ^ Gerard St., conveyance tax all right for consumption. 6 9 ® 7 9 ® Augusta Mahany of Easton, dred dead fish in the north and W estern u $36.85. The fish found were mostly Reinforced heel: basic and fash Chambray WTTH ANY WESTmGHOUSE SIDE BY SIDE REFIHGERATIIfl Mrs. Norman Pius Maine, and Mrs. Louise Dubois northwest shore area of the ion colors. Marriage Licenses of Waterbury. two- to four inch smelts. All of Jacket r t EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Snipsic Lake Reservoir which Shirts Karl Brenton Wright, Funeral services will be the dead fish are being buried to Wool Blend Norma Weissmann Pius, 42, of serves Rockville residents and 21.1 FL SIDE BY SIDE Brooklyn, N.Y., and Barbara Saturday at 11 a.m. at Holmes avoid an odor problem, water 63 Manning Lane, died some sections of Vernon, Athletic Socks REFRI6ERATDR Morgan Behnke, 178 E. Center Funeral Home, 400 Main St. company officials said. Wednesday at Manchester Tolland, Ellington and South • Frost-Free St., Sept. 7 ,, Center Burial will be at the con- Windsor. Samples of the dead fish will Memorial Hospital. She was the • 2904b. Froozar Congregational Church. ^ LB. veninece of the family. be sent, along with a full report, INSECT CONTFU)L GRASS SEED wife of Norman Pius. James McQueen, who • 7>Diy Meat Kaapar Dennis BARUCE Bloking, FERTILIZER There are no calling hours. to Theodore Hampton, deputy No-iron poly/cotton Mrs. Pius was bom in New operates the modem treatment Long sleeve, ta • Power Economizar Rockville, and Meredith Joan commissioner of the Depart 65%wool/35% nylon, soft, ab in r>avy or brown. York City and had lived in pered with tails. Andrews, Vernon, Sept. 8, South 0 0 ment of Environmental Protec sorbent. white, 9-11, 10-13 8 to 18. Light blue. 8 to 18. United Methodist CEHURCH. Bridgeport most of her life tion. Merlon Kentucky Blue Grass 17 FT. FROST FREE George Edward Cushing, 396 Rog.&49 before moving to the Hartford Water company officials do 2 for permanent laWn In one Crew Socks Summit St., and Jeanette Irene Kins destructive lawn moths, army area 10 years ago. She not anticipate having to change REFRIGERATOR Greens your grass in 10 Days, and season. Fast-growing, disease- Western Cuffed Hubbard, East Hartford. was a graduate of the Universi the treatment procedures at the lasts for weeks. worms and other lawn Insects. • resistant. • Twin Veg. Crltptrt Ronald Charles Haugb, West ty of Bridgeport, where she also plant which was put into opera Jeans Jeans e Clid* Out Drjweri 250 Bags Onlyl 50 Bags Onlyl 50 Bags Onlyl Hartford, and Ruth Phyllis received her master’s degree in tion about three years ago to • 163 Lb. Freezer Cushion fool: solid and stripe • Butter Server Larm, Coventry, Sept. 8, education. improve the quality of the tops. One size fits 10 to 13 Church of the Assumption. She was a member of Temple water. 95 Building Permits Beth Tefilah, and its sisterhood. *2 9 9 Frank E. and Sandra A. 22 LBS. She also belonged to the East Men’s Loafer Socks Ziebarth, swimming pool at 265 Hartford Chapter of Hadassah Colton 10 oz. denim, All cotton 14 oz. Centinaout Clian Redwood Rd., $3,000. and the Hartford Chapter of denim, navy. Flare banded waist and 4 Nixon 30" ELECTRIC RANGE Raymond Labelle for Taylor ORT. pI:- 1.49 legs; regular or slim. pockets. Navy, 8 to 18. regular/slim 8-18. Rental, alterations to commer Other survivors are a son, (Continued from Page One) Striped or plain tops: white or e Flug Out Surface Burner colors. One size fils 10 to 13 • Infinite Heat Controli cial building at 155 Center St., Barry S. Pius of East Hartford; e Oven Light $1,500. nsfm a daughter, Heidi F. Pius of called it “a great victory for • Storage Drawer J.A. McCarthy Inc., new East Hartford; and her mother, the search for truth.” LAWN The 00 dwellings at 276 Grissom Rd., Mrs. Kady Cornelia Weissmann Sirica recojgnized the 2 1 1 8 8 $25,000; and 299 Grissom Rd., of East Hartford. President’s need for confiden Demi $23,000. Funeral • services were this tiality in the formation of public mrrmanTsoLm. FOOD policy, but disagreed with Boot morning in the chapel of Weins AUTOMATIC WASHER I DITRWA— AO— I tein Mortuary, 640 Farmington Nixon’s claim “ that it is the Youths' Reg. 6.99 executive that finally deter • 5 Water Temp. Control Ave., Hartford. Burial was in e Water Level Control 20-10-5 mines whether its privilege is J the Congregation Ahvath • 2 Speed* properly invoked.” Bidding Plans Aovi'aksooosMx Achim Cemetery, Bridgeport. 5.88 • Heavy Duty Transmiuion He stated; Memorial week will be Boys’ TrI-Tone Oxford Announced For 50 L B . observed at her home. “ For the courts to abdicate Boys’ Reg. 7.99 Basketball *19935 MICHIGAN PEAT The family suggests that any this role to presidents or anyone P L A Y S A N D else, to make each officer the Reg. Sneaker State Roads Oiar Ra|.3Jf memorial contribution^ may be 5.99 1 6 6 judge of his own privilege, $5 3 Da^ Only made to Temple Tefilah. 6.88 HARTFORD (AP) — Connec R«g 1.27 0 0 8 would dishonor the genius of Wipe-clean leather-look uppers, Grain leather-look uppers with RETTER SERWICE... RREATBI SATISFACTION 22 LB. molded heel and sole. 8 1/2 to 3. molded sole . . you re ankle- Reg. ticut will put out nearly $150 Top dress your lawn, enrich your our constitutional system and 3.49 Sanitized especially far sand box use. L A W N F O O D StrideRite Shoes (or Girls high in fashion! Soles and heels Men's Reg. 10.99 2.88 MANCHESTER ** million in bids this year for new garden soil. Weed-free. 50 lbs.* breed unbearable abfise.” outlast -.uppers. Reinforced canvas highway construction and im 3.07 ^ 7 7 Ties and straps in 200 Bags Onlyl R m . Sirica added that he was not Reg. Youths 8-1/2-3. uppers, molded non-slip provements to existing the newest fashions boys 3-1/2 - 6. men 7 - -12. soles. Boys 11-6. suggesting Nixon “ could not be 8:1/2-3, 5-9. * 5 5.88 roadways, the state Depart 8.88 men 7-12. All purpose, heavyweight lawn ferfliii- In loving memory of our son and trusted as his own judge in i: ment of 'Transportation (DOT) Save At GROW broUier, David Alan Keefe, who passed matters of privilege,” but said announced Wednesday. 20 Lbs. away August M, 1071. 1973 liy NEA, Inc. V N 2 Buffet Terms 275 Bags Onlyl he could not set a precedent 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Thurs. thru Sat. Acting DOT Commissioner K~martl Reg. 5.29 Gone OTtyno^rgotten. "I DON’T “that might permit or en MANCHESTER TELEVISION ■ APPLIANCES up to James F. Siugrue said the an LIKE THE WA Y YOU'RE LOOKING A T Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sadly missed, courage some future high ' BBSS ticipated bids are far above the SALLY QUINN!" Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. N fX T T * Motner, Father, Brothers executive officer to become a 1145 Tolfand Tpke. 36 Months $80 million figure originally and Sisters OPEN WE0.e THURS., FRI. TO 9 P.M. MANCHESTER — 239 SPENCER ST. despot.” projected for 1973. ■'1 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conii.. Thurs., Aug. 30. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 30, 1973- PAGE SEVENTEEN IRS Officer Vernon Rockville Merrow Rd.„ Tolland; Evelyn Session Monks^ Moneys Saver Menus About Town Berry, Hartford Tpke., or Insight Guest Rockville; Kathy Brown, North Hospital NORTH EASTON, Mass. 5 tabletqxxms flour Stewart Rosen of the Hart Rd., Bolton; Kathy (Irulse, "I would like to correct the cup water Salvation Army will have A Bible study will be con- A 9 to 11 a.m. Board of Direc Tuesday and third ’Thursday o t a Bible study meeting tonight at ducted tonight at 7:30 at the ford District, Internal Revenue Notes Stafford Springs; the Rev. Clif (AP)—If you’re spending more impression most, people have ^ pound mild Cheddar, cut up 2 cans (4 ounces each) sliced tors’ comment session is each month. Board m o n b ^ , at the market but still worried 1 small jar pimentos, cut up 7:30 at the Citadel. The meeting United Pentecostal Church Adult Evening School Service, will be the speaker ford Curtin, Tolland; Ann about monks,” he said. “Con mushrooms, with liquid Admitted Wednesday: Lucy scheduled for Tuesday in the acting as ombudsmen, take about getting balanced meals, Salt to taste is open to the public. when the Greater Manchester Fleischhuer, West Stafford; trary to popular opinion, we 1 can (7 ounce) chunk-style Andrews, Stevens Rd., Tolland; Manchester Municipal turns manning the seminionthly take a tip from the monks. 9 hard-co kee eggs, sliced Chamber of Commerce has an Christine Grinoldi, Enfield; enj(^ eating. With or without tuna, drained and flaked Barbara Boettcher, Box Mt., Building. It is 'or those hearings. They’ve bkn eating better for Baking powder biscuits Offering New Courses Insight ’73 breakfast forum Henry Guzior, DuPont, Pa.; the price freeze, we like to Heat oil in a saucepan or Vernon; Jeannine Foran, ' members of the public who ’Those members of the public less for centuries. Saute green peppers and Tuesday, Sept. 11. Karl Jensen, Terrace Dr., eat.” large skillet. Add rice. Saute Benedict Dr., South Windsor; wish to file comments, who appear are granted Monks traditionally eat mushrooms in butter until Rosen is chief of technical Rockville; Leslie Kittle Sr., Their recipes, developed over until golden. Add onions, green Edward Karpuska, RFD 4, suggestions or complaints on anonymity and their cheap, simple food, cooked by tender. In a double boiler, cook Several new courses will be welding, woodworking, pain free of charge to residents and and services branch. Economic Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Louise the centuries, “delight the pepper, salt, cayenne, garlic Rockville; Karen Moriarty, any subject in the board’s suggestions and complaints are recipes that have been handed and stir milk, flour and cheese offered at the Vernon Adult ting, sculpture, drawing, non-residents. Kreyssig, Nye St., Rockville; stomach without emptying the clove, tomatoes, tomato juice, Stabilization Division, of IRS. Tracey Dr., Vernon; Miriam jurisdiction. relayed to the town manager’s down over the years. And the tothick white sauce consisten professional Evening School which will start ballroom dancing, decoupage, Pre-high school review purse,” he said. water and undrained George Shenkman, chairman Palmieri, Ridgewood, N. J.; Roberta Long, Talcottville Rd., Now in their seventh year, office for study, reply and brothers are often known for cy. Add sauteed vegetables Wid classes the week of Sept. 24 at decorative painting, multi classes are also offered free of One of his favorites is called mushrooms.. Cook, covered, of the Chamber’s Business Ser Vernon; Nancy West, the sessions are held on the first possible action. their good health and Iragevity. pimoitos. Fold in sliced'eggs. Rockville High School. For the crafts, contract bridge, sewing, charge to all adults who want a Kimberly Pohlmiann, Grahaber “woodchuck,” a German con over low heat 35-40 minutes or I REMODELING CONSULTANTS vices Division, says the topic Rochester, N. Y. Now, with food prices out of Heat through. Serve over hot fifth consecutive year the adult tailoring, knitting, crewel em thorough review in English Rd., Tolland; Anna Wright, coction that dates back several until rice is done, stirring oc INC. will be Phase'4. Rosen will Donnel Rd., Vernon. sight, monks are talking more biscuits. Serves 8. department has received a broidery, Spanish, French, Ger- grammar, reading, math and describe the IRS role in Phase hundred years. It contains casionally. Add tuna. Ck>ver and man, cake decorating, Discharge Wednesday: Lin about their humble ways of peppers, mushrooms, cheese, SPANISH TUNA heat through. Serves 4. grant from the state for use in a spelling in preparation for the 4, the small business exemption eating. course in adult basic education. needlepoint, crocheting, batik, high school equivalency da Affricano, Vernon Ave., Halting’ h t Rtntts? MOTOR BUS s e p t . 1 pimentos and eggs-but no Ml ctq> oil Modernize y^h of the program, and the new “ Monks in most religious New courses added to the golf and leathercrafts. diploma class. Rockville; Mrs. Suzanne YmI Cet Cn 4 ‘Sab’ in rvAim AiXuA SUN. SEPT. 2 woodchuck. 1 cup packaged precooked regulations and how they affect orders grow their own fruits ‘Paradise Of Butterflies’ the professionals general curriculum this Residents of Vernon will be The state grant also includes Beauregard and daughter. NeraMWntMs “Our Spanish-style tuna rice area businessmen. There will EXCURSIONS SEPT. 3 and vegetables,” said Brother Naha, Okinawa — Work is semester will include career charged |2 per course and non funding for free classes for non- be open discussion on the topic. recipe goes back a few cen 1 medium onion, sliced thin • Aluminum Silling residents |8 for one course and Herman E. Zaccarelli, director turies, too,” Brother Herman 1-3 cup chopped green pepper progressing on a "Paradise of PHONE typing, minor household English speaking adults The breakfast forum will be MANGKSTER TO OCEAN BEACH $4.00 R.T Butterflies” near the Expo ’76 • Free Estimates repairs, scuba diving, |6 for each additional course. of the Catholic Food Researdi said. “It originated in Spain. It 1 teaqxwn salt wishing to acquire basic skills at Willie’s Steak House at 8:30, COLCHESTER TO OCEAN BEACH UO O Center. site on Okinawa’s Motobu Pen- _646-1460______• Fully Insured economics for the laymen, how There are some exceptions to in communication. H was given to me by a monk in Dash of cayenne and reservations may be made “They are always served insuia. Some 15,000 specimens, to make Christmas decorations, these fees and they are listed in Mail registrations wilt be MANCHESTER - LANE COMPOONCE UO O Ilt : Puerto Rico.” 1 clove garlic through the Chamber office. fresh vegetables and fruits representing 120 to 150 species, growing foliage and flowering the brochure on the adult Lv. Manchaster 9:00 AM. for Ocaan Baaeh It’s made out of tomatoes, 1 can (No. 2) tomatoes Wili be shown live. 485 E. Middle Tpke. Mandhester accepted through Sept. 9 or from their own gardens,” he house plants and oriental evening school. spices and a seven-ounce can of Member Manchester Chember of Commerce adults may register in person at Strike Ban Imminent Lv. Colchestar 9:40 A.M. tor Ocaan Saaeh said. “This might be a reason Brother Herman cooking. One of the exceptions is the Rockville High School, tuna. It serves four. OTTAWA (AP) - The Cana Lv. Ocaan Baach 0:30 P.M. monks have berame famous for Other courses will be offered high school review classes to Loveland Hill, Sept. 10, 11 and Among others he dian House of Commons meets Lv. Mandwstar 12:30 P.M. for Compounca their good health.” in the following areas: Typing, prepare adults for the Connec- 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. General in recommends are Danish in special session today to adopt Lv. Lako Compounca 0:00 P.M. "Alw, they have always been OFEN DAILY 10-10; shorthand, bookkeeping, data ticut State Equivalency formation may be obtained by salmon loaf, macaroni chedto legislation to end the national served balanced meals, no processing, basic fortran (com Diploma. All books, materials calling the Continuing Educa- Busos toavo No. Main 0 No. Sdiool Sta. loaf and Hungarian rice and egg THURS., FRI., SAT. rail strike, now in its eighth matter how humble their daily puters), business machines. and registration fees will be Uon Office at 875-8471. Ronald Pick-ups at bus stops along Main SL casserole. day. Labor leaders say the menus may have been. Certain Kozuch is principal of the Here are some of'"Brother trains probably won’t be rolling EASTERN BUS LINES, INC. TEL: 040-0303 ly balanced meals are a key to evening school. Herman’s recipes: before Monday or Tuesday. good health.” Brother Herman has been WOODCHUCK Vernon sharing his knowledge with tte 2 green peppers, chopped Army, federal food programs 1 pound mushrooms, sliced c l i r p n / a d i OPEN DAILY 10-10; and even some food manufac (A pound butter or margarine 2 cups milk Program Will Assist THURS., FRI., SAT. turers. Handicapped Adults COHN. $ALVA«tC». Im . d t a Ik * A new program for mentally dicapped persons into contact handicapped adults will be with other adults it will help GLORIOUS EMPORIUM offered by the Vernon Depart them bqcome part of the ment of Continuing Education mainstream of society,’’ this fall starting Sept. 24 at Magliocco said. OQIMER OF HMIfFOm ROM Rockville High l^hool. The instructor will be The program, specifically Thomas Martello, who is a I FINE or, HMOHESTER - mm designed to enlarge social con graduate of Rockville High tacts and enhance job oppor School and Southern Connec H i CABINET tunities for the handicapped, ticut State College where he will be free for all applicants, majored in special education. Neighbor! regardless of their town of Martello said the classroom residence. phase of the program will in We were a little slow The program will be under clude training in social and COLORFUL in assisting you last the direction of Anthony vocational skills, consumer weekend, I apologize; Magliocco, supervisor of education and health education. LUNCH KITS You see. Bob was on Steel cabinet, with door special education for Vernon. In addition to the instructional mirror, wall mounts for He said it provides a necessary vacation and we had phase, some nights will be a college student easy access and storage. follow-through component for spent bowling, swimming or the various programs the town watching some spectator sport. pinch-hitting for him. With hardware. 14x 20". sponsors in the day program. Anyone wishing further infor The kid was pretty The adult program will be held mation should contact Maglioc good but a little un in the evening. co at 643-4679 or Martello at 875- familiar with work “ By bringing these han 8471. ing. In his freshman year he studied "How To Sturdy metal in choice Demonstrate and Insult Job Interviewers," and now ot four attractive de he’s taking “How To Invite Job Interviewers To Your signs. Charge iti Campus and Beg Them For A Job." He got good marks Coventry in most of his courses but rated particularly high in “How to Make Your Parents Feel Guilty Even After They Paid for Tuition, Books, and Walking-Aroond Money." Anyway, he was a real asset to us and Board Seeks Funds provided some real new ideas (like solving problems by carrying signs around). We iKqie to tove again For Adult School COMBINATION next summer after he’s had another year of h i^ ^ education in ballad singing, barefoot walking and guru worship. The Coventry Board of About 350 townspeople par MASTER LOCK Education agreed Wednesday ticipated. The overall cost was LARGE PLASTIC 1-PT. THERMOS* So it’s back to normal again and Boh is all excited night to go before the Town about $3,000. With state reim about the huge load of goodies that came in during his Council and request funds for bursement, the actual cost to W ASTE BINS VACUUM BOTTLE absence. I’ll let him tell you in the next paragraph an adult education program and the town was about half. some of the things^that hai^ned. The next voice you rerouting of the Capt. Nathan Mrs. Suzanne Brainard, “ “ hear will be Bob’s: Hale School driveway. The school board building and Gee, Rich, thanks board will seek $4,500 to extend Reg. grounds committee head, will Reg. for turning the mikes the school drive to obtain also seek Town Council ap 2.77 1.38 access to Rt. 31. "Slaymaker" lock with over to me. Do I get a proval for the go-ahead on the s raise for this extra Currently, school buses and second phase of the new track 1 stainless steel ft" work? I learhed a lot through traffic are routed to the and soccer field construction at rust-proof case. Swivel back of the high school to the high school. Since revenue 44-qt. slide-top bin, 40-qt. Bright plaid design. Save. during my vacation— TUB ENCLOSURE shackle,^4" clearance. Ripley Rd. This creates a traf sharing funds are supporting swing-top, 40-qt. lift-top. Reg.2.33,1-Qt.Size...1.44 hung around with a fic hazard as vehicles must the project, the council is Whii* Quantities Last Whiie Quantities Last bunch of college kids pass an area heavily used by overseeing the financial at the (3ape. Maybe students for athletic activities, aspects of the program. We should walk board members said. The school board also voted around the Em If the horseshoe-shaped drive 94 to implement a smoking area porium carrying is constructed, the existing on a one-year trial basis at the 3 Days back drive would be closed. placards and singing high school. 11-PIECE sad songs. CHi — the Charga III Acting chairman Joan Lewis This will be restricted to suggested the board consider sophomores, juniors, and SOCKET SET .goodies, I almost instituting an adult education seniors. ’The proposed area is forgot. Puddles on your bathroom floor from a shower curtain program. slated for outside the school Our Reg. 11.98 1) A whole load of children’s wet weather & winter that doesn't close snugly? Replace with trim shower A similar program was spon near the side entrance to the boots and gloves (some for adults, too, I think) in enclosure. 2-Door crystal styrene panels slide in a sored by the board during the cafeteria. cluding sno-mobile styles. metal frame with a towel bar outside. Fits up to 58Ka'.' 1971-72 school year. At the time, The action passed when the 1:1:11 SR : II : M l 2) A group of nylon rug remnants in several colors its director reported oh the acting chairman broke a 2-2- and sizes, values up to |8.S0 sq. yd., all at one |25 price program’s success. tie. each, your choice. Staff members at the first 3) Lots more school supplies including mucilage, grade level reported progress notebooks, ballpoints and erasm . New Haven toward fall implementation of !«" and drive. 13 sockets, adapter, rach- 4) Huge selection of ladies’ panty hose at less than Phase II-A of the sequential half what the stores get you for. Police Get learning program. Dr. Hardy et, spark plug, more. said the program is on schedule 5) Big increase in me size of our baity department. 320 Candidates with K-12 System Y implemen N o j^ addition to disposable diapera, we have baity NEW HAVEN (AP) - An ef tation anticipated by 1OT6. tMtben & toys, booties b sox, noM , nd5ber pants, fort to recruit more minority etc. group members into the New 6) New housewares lot, to include fry pans, kltdira Haven police department in two To Fill Jobs utensils, mogul 3-way bulbs, salad bowls, foilware, weeks has produced 320 can ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) thermometers, vacuum cleaner bags, etc. didates, 44 per cent of them — State and union officials in GOLDEN BABY Plus a new record stock, stereo, towels, patent black, 9 per cent Hispanic and Alaska say their own un medicines, pine furniture, Ciunpbell’s soups, toys b the rest white, the department employed will be able to fill all HAMSTER games, greeting cards, paper goods, stereo tapes b reports. the labor needs for construction The group will be narrowed of the $3.5 billion trans-Alaska Our Reg. 1.17 color TV, and the rest of the thousands of tb ii^ we 16x56" FRAMED peddle, sdl at less than^lealen themMlvei pay. through testing and intendews oil pipeline, that out-of-staters 2.27 to fill 30 openings after the won’t have much of a chance. DOOR MIRROR So come visit and enjoy the delicious ctnuplimentary drive ends Oct. 1. Although 18,000 jobs will coffee while you look. We’ll really enjity seeing you. DEMMTOR PREmUPS* CLOTHES DRYER CL01HES DRYlHfi R U K Deputy Chief Inspector become available when work Remember that we sell with h real "no-hard-time” Qiarle Grady, who heads the starts^on the 789-mile line, un money back guarantee if your purchase does not recruitment program, said der state law Alaskan residents SHaVES IPPLIQUES VERTIR6 KIT Tuesday he was disappointed will be given preference in please you in every way. And my wife says, "Don’t with the small Spanish hiring. A |oy for the kiddies! forget your wallet!” ^ 3 Days Only speaking turnout. 2.88 Healthy, furry hamster • T r Handy 28-ft. of drying space for Indoors or outd^rs. “They feel that the language makes an ideal petl Remember Our Exhausting 3 .5 4 1.24 Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh!) 6 to 9, barrier may be a problem, and Ready to hang oh the closet FireKing*casseroles, cake Easy-mount 2-tler shelves. Non-skid decorative ap- White vinyl, flameproof Smooth hardwood dowels of select lumbeir, m^al fer- Correction! Reg. 3.47 Cage.... 2.27 Fridays 10 to 9 and Saturdays 10 that appears to be the main door. VValnut-color wood. pan, loaf pan, utility dish. Chrome, or brass-color. pliques for your bath. klt. Easy-to-assemble, rules for extra strength. Charge It and save at Kmart. reason why we’re not getting as from to 5. We’re Resting Less. While Quantities Last many as hoped for,” he said. AsyftShtO ItTS toy S. S. KNSSOa CwiWMV Of the men who applied, 139 LT . WOOD, Inc. are white, 108 are black and 25 Copyrliht O 1973 by S. 9. K f » « O E Com psny are Hispanic. LONDON BROIL The women candidates in 239 Spencer St., Manchester (Silver Lane) clude 13 whites, 33 blacks and 2 is *1.79 A. Read Herald Advertisements 45 Shiinpike Rd., Cromwell Spanish-Americans. ” NOT I1.S9 ib. Under city regulations the 200 aa In Monday’s Ad 239 Spencer St., Manchester (Silver Lane) New Haveners udio applied will 45 Shiinpike Rd., Cromwell get first chance at the jobs. f. J,'-" -IT- PAGE EIGHTEEN'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiwter. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 30. IWS Business Bodies MMH Fund Nearing Goal Rham To Open O FIN OAKY 10-10 W ED., THURS., FRIv SAT. Manchester Memorial on bringing the drive to a Mrs. George Walker, in Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zavaski, League; Mary and Helen New With 1,210 Roster Hospital Appreciation Fund is successful conclusion will con memory of Oliver J. Peters Jr. Merton Bell and Mr. and Mrs. man; Dorothy and Russ Sink; Jasper Rini and daughter. lo ca l 42,1.B.E. W.; Eugene and closer to realizing its goal of tinue. ’The following supporting ANNE EMT $60,000 with $0,525 remaining to New members of the Master donors, in memory of Eugene The following supporting Theodore Bross; and Mr. amd proved are Mrs. A. Voorhis in donors, in memory of Mrs. Mrs. Otis Lutz. Correspondent the library, Mrs. C. Nolva in Y > a d be raised. Monies wiU be Donor’s Club who have con F. Sullivan: ~ tel. 2283971 to purchase an automated blood tributed $150 or more are: Mr. and Mrs. George Sweet, Winifred A. Smith: Persons wishing to contribute audio-visual, Mrs. J. Derby in Burton’s employes; Mr. and to the drive may do so by sen Approximately 1,210 the* media center, and E. chemistry analyzer for the The Manchester Memorial onplpyes of Water Pollution students, over 100 more than hospital: Hospital Auxiliary, in memory Control Facilities, Bfr. and Mrs. Burton Smith; Mr. and ding their gifts to the hospital at Thomas in the corridors and Mrs. Fred Raimo; Fraser fami 71 Haynes St., attention Bert last year, are expected at cafeteria. Although the active phase of of Kay PonUcelll; friends from Mrs. Harold Gooding, Mr. a ^ Rham High School when school ly; Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dittus, director of develop Insurance the drive will end Friday, work Forest Hills, proceeds from tox Mrs. Ridhard Johnson, opens Wednesday. And for the Collins; Army & Navy Golf ment. Students will be bringing lunch social; Dr. and Mrs. Florence Oden, Mrs. Agnes first time in the fourteen years Allan Leventhal; Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mary and Trudi the school has been in operation home insurance forms following the first day of R. T. Baseler; and Marita A. Schick and Mr. a ^ Mrs. Joseph there will bef double sessions. W h ir lp o o l school. Reunion Planned Kemp, in memory of Samuel Miller. School will alto be starting and Anna Kemp. The following supporting This year student accident in By East Siders . earlier with the first classes for New Support^ Donors are: donors, in memoty of Mrs. Inez Grades 8 throu^ 12 scheduled surance will be covered through the Reliance Insurance Com The fifth annual East Siders Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. D. Hall: THE BIKE SHOP fcH- 7:45 a.m. ’The 8th grade will pany at $4 per student. It is Reunion will be held Saturday, Lindstrom; the Clifford Meyer Mrs. Margaret Hall, Mrs. IS O SpniGB SL, lU iicIm lw’ M 7 - 1 0 2 7 be dismissed at 12:10 p.m. and Budget-Priced! Automatic expected that all schools in the Oct. 6, at the KofC Home. This family; Jean Meserlian; hfrs. Alfreds Case, Dr. and-Mrs. E. the 7th grade will start at 12:16 year the guest of honor will be William J. Shea; Mr. and Bfrs. F. (jolino and Mr. and Mrs. district will be using the same p.m. with dismissal at 4:36 p.m. company. Sam Maltempo, who recently John S. Wallett; hfr. and Mrs. Dominic Corona. BACK TO SCHOOL SPEOAU Grades 9 through 12 will be dis 3-CYCLE WASHER announced his retirement from Raymond Robinson; Mr. and The following supporting missed at 1:40 p.m. Lunches the police force. Mrs. John Adamy, in memory donors, in memory of Frank R. The double sessions, along The cafeteria will be in Benny Pagan! and Felix of Walter J. Adamy; Mr. a ^ Manner: with additional staff necessary operation for lunches on the Gremmo, co-chairmen, an Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Feeney, """ Tyler to handle increased enrollment, opening day of school for Grades 9 thnwgh 12. nounced the following com 20” has necessitated the hiring of As previously reported, the mittee appointments; ENGLISH STYLE almost 10 new teachers as well Tickets, A1 Rossetto; reser D O IN G A as an additional assistant prin price of student lunches has vations, Mike and Ray Ginolfi; UGHnilDGHrS cipal. been increased from 45 cents to SO cents. However, a la carte gifts, John Garibaldi; publicity, 3SPEED Administrative Ken Ostrinsky; food, A1 Puno: item will still be offered to both B R A K E JO B Man’s and LM itr According to Dr. David Cat- committee aides. Stubby jnodais students and staff members. tanacb, superintendent of However, the board has an Burnett, Francis Gremmo, Jeff schools, both assistant prin Rtg. *20848 Normal and short cycles plus cool Gentilcore and Dom Gen- »World Famous “Sturmey Spoclal! nounced a free lunch policy for ON YOUR CAR? cipals will be handling program down core for permanent press cycle, 2 woter- tilcore. Archer” 3 Speed Gears students unable to pay the price development, staff supervision temperoture selections. M agk-M ii^^ilter. Surgi- Nathan Agostinelli, state with Trigger Control of lunches served in schools un With the Purchase of the Brake and evaluation, studoit atten comptroller, will be the master ) Phillips Style Steel Caliper der the National School Lunch lotor* agitator. Shop at Kmart and save. dance and discipline, and stu of ceremonies. Nate is a former Brakes, Front 8> Rear Program. ^Whirlpool Corp. kog. TM . Shoes at our Regular Low Price, dent activities but for different mayor, director and prominent I Spring Saddle and Double The following family size- Adj. Handlebar (Whll9 Supply L « t f s / n departments and grades. income criteria has been member of the Republican par With respect to program ty. I we will Turn the Drums — I Kickstand adopted for use in determining development and staff supervi Economy, Automatic Tickets will be limited to the I Boys’ Frame 2 1” , ^ SPECUL ON OUR DLYlilC SPORT eligibility; sion and evaluation. Assistant first 180 people. Names and FREE — You Save $7.00 Girls’ Frame 19 ” ______10-SPEEB R A W One in a family, $2,565, 2- Principal Glen FYank will be in $3,370, 3-$4,180, 4-$4,975, 5- phone numbers of the com charge of science, mittee will be listed in an ad. ★ Repain on M uses $5,710, 6-$6,450, 7-$7,115, 8- ELECTRIC DRYER REMEMBER WE ARE OPEN •k Specializing h 10-Speed Repain mathematics, physical educa $7,785, 948,390, 1048,990, 11- The Penthouse Four band has tion, language and reading. been engaged for dancing from NIQHT8 AND SUNDAYS ★ Beat Uw rush, and get your Bkyde repahed aariy $9,585,12410,180 and $600 more for Back to School! The new assistant principal, foi* each additional^ family 9 to 1. A complete buffet dinner Edward Shine, will be in charge will be served by Pagani member. of English, social studies, Children from families whose Caterers. business education, home East Siders are requested to LLOYD’S AUTO PARTS DAILY 9 A.M. to 5 P.NL income is at or below those economics, industrial arts, listed are eligible for lunches • 1 3 8 8 8 191 CENTER STREET make reservations early due to music, art, library and audio limited capacity of the hall. MANCHESTER - CALL 643-1558 THURS. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. free. In addition, families not visual. meeting the criteria but with As for student attendance and other unusual expenses are discipline and student ac urged to apply. R eg. *15 9 . 5 cycles include permanent press tivities, Frank will be in charge Application may be made by with special no-iron care. High, medium or air of the seventh, eighth and ninth filling in application forms to temperature settings. Fast drying system.Extra- grades and Shine will be in be sent home with all students Radio /lia e k— ------charge of the tenth, eleventh in a letter to parents or throng large, rust-resistant lint screen. A great bargain! and twelfth grades, the principal’s office. Grand Opening Prize i Frank will also be in charge Under the provision of the !of inter-scholastic athletics and policy, Mrs. Alice Stone, school YEAR END Kathy Kelley, 13, of 20 Willow St., South Windsor, smiles as she receives her prize, a ten- HauB uiB got 0 ''F a ir for you! SBCority Systems to pupil personnel services, such nurse, will review applications speed bicycle, from Mayor John Thompson (right) and Robert Patriquin, Youth Centre ■as g u i^ ce , health and special and determine eligibility. If a manager.The bicycle was the prize in a drawing held by Youth Centre to celebrate the ^ucation. parent is dissatisfied with the grand opening of a new Youth Centre store in Enfield. Miss Kelley was presented with the protect your home ouer the long labor Day lUeehenii; ; Shine’s other duties will ruling he may make a request bicycle in ceremonies held at the Youth Centre store, Manchester Shopping Parkade cover summer school and other th roi^ Dr. Cattanach at the 4-CYCLE WASHER (Herald photo by Pinto) support services, such as Gilead Hill School for a hearing buildings and grounds, to appeal the decision. Compacts and Digitals for boch-to-school. cafeteria and transportation. SPONSORS COURSES million or |1.3S per sare. as The average number of com '»> Aides H & R Block will sponsor two compared with 165.0 million or mon shares outstanding on July •Y'. There will be many familiar LEGAL courses in income tax prepara-' 11.60 per share for the same 31 was 45,210,026 as compared faces among teachm- aides ap tion. The courses, to be held in period of a year ago with fewer to 40,710,026 of a year earlier. Tm» Yoar Room kto A Cooart Hat For Loss Than $150 proved by the board for the NOTICE The Manchester. Library the firm’s Manchester Shopping common shares outstanding. Northeast also reported that school year. Among them are Board will hold a public hearing Parkade branch office, will the first unit of the Millstone Mrs. S. Sponheimer in learning Current earnings of $1.35 are Nuclear Power Station was disabilities, Mrs. L. Sage in on the question of closing the begin in mid-September. West Side Branch. down 22 cents from the $1.57 per returned to service on July SO REAUSnC’ a m /f m library, Mra. M. Porter hi the One of the courses will The hearing will be held in share reported for the 12-month and is presently operating at 80 nurses station, and Mrs. L. Reg. *265.88. Normal, gentle, permanent press provide basic instruction in tax the Anna Caroline French preparation, while the second period ended Dec. 31. per cent of full power. COMPAG STBKO Blais, Mrs. A. ^ c c i and Joseph knit super wash cycles. Choice of 4 load size Kearns in the corridors and Junior Room of the Mary will deal with advanced income Cheney Library, 586 Main water levels for extra small to extra large. tax training for those who have MUSK SYSTEM cafeteria. Among the new aides ap Street, on September 5th at 7:30 a working knowledge of income P.M. taxes. ^Whirlpool Corp. Rtg. T.M. A small tuition fee will be charged to cover the expenses EYERYONrS TALKING ABOUT DIGITALS . . . NOTICE of textbooks, supplies and tax 4 g o 5 ELECTRIC DRYER forms. THE NEW REVOLUTION IN CLOCK RADIOS! PUBLIC HEARING The basic course will consist of 81 classroom hours, ADDITIONAL APPROPRIA'nONS BOARD OF DmECTORS presented in 27 three-hour class RADIO SHACK'S GOT 'EM BY REALISTIC^ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT sessions. The advanced course OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of will consist of 20 three-hour • Tap* Inpwfq/Owfpwlf $ ON ALL FALL MERCHANDISE — • BoMM/Tiibh Controls Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the sessions held over a ten-week OFFER GOOD TIL SEPTEMBER lat. Torrific way to go bock to school in stylo. span. Footuros indudo full-iixo numoroli lor Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, 4 7 9 5 •osy rooding . . . ovtn lor sltopyhoods, Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, September 4,1973, at 8:00 Further information on the pushbutton on/off and auto/monuol, W h a t baovHM compact tfitcrtainnwnt P.M. to consider and act on the fo lio s ^ : tax courses may be obtained by The 0 lightod ilidt-rula diol and clock loco. vatu*. Real wood cobinoliry complMMiitt tht contacting the H & R Block of Wolnut wood-groin coto. 12-1494. Proposed additional appropriation to Revenue Sharing — Fund chongar and ipookan . . . not wood-grahwd Reg. M68. Automatic regular and automatic fice. plastic, rial walnvt-flnish wood. PockKl wMi 81 — $685,019.00 to be financed from anticipated proceeds for hoturasi fow-ipood chongor with outomotic next three quarters of entltl«nents under Title I — Fiscal c permanent press cycles, plus timed drying and COAT RACK shuhoff, diamond nnodio, sttrno 7M light, NET EARNINGS 48 Purnall Ptac«, Downtown Manehostor Assistance to State and Local Governments — $666,835.00; and custom-dry control,allow custom drying of any • Owft Cevor In s lo d m ^ ■ jodii for hoodphon* or lopt ploynr. buiit^n Northeast Utilities reports (PlooM Bring This A d ) ontnnnos. 13-1180. $18,184.00 interest earned to June 30, 1973. load. 3 temperature settings. Charge iti that consolidated net earnings Proposed appropriation to Fund 10, Whiten Library Trust Fund for the 12-month period end^ FM/AM d ig it a l aOCK-RADK) WITH $132,000.00 for Whiten Library final drawings and construc July 31, amounted to |61.2 R E M E M B E R . Y O U C A N tion improvements to Whiten Branch, to be financed from BUILT-IN CASSEHE TAPE RECORDER resources of Whiten Library Trust Fund. Ask About Credit Terms Ask About Credit Terms H Proposed additional appropriatiim to General Fund Budget MRTABU EUCTRONK MIRUSKIN AIARM 1973-74, TRANSFER to ^pital Improvement Reserve Fund — $56,000.00 for Duval Street trunk sewer, to be financed by funds Got tho lystom thot givos you around- to be received from Federal, State aixTEi^th District. Iho-clock protoction. YouU novor know M's thoro. . . until you nood H. Dotocts Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budaet any motion that brooks tho boom. 1973-74: ^ Soimds blast from buOt-ln alarm . . . or Sanitation — $27,600.87 3095 con bo connoctod to oxMmol alarm. Elections — 2,577.20 No InttoNotlon. Wood-groki cobkiot. H -s:-— $30,178.07 for lapsed appropriations of .l97^73 budget, to be l i M p 1 IRb b b s s s b s Oporotos on 'C coOs or optional IWI 1 y AC adaptor. 275-496. financed from 197^73 Surplus. How PiV>scd additional appn^riation to General Fund Budget ^ r 1973-74 Camp Kennedy — ^ .0 0 to be financed from donation received from Manchester P.T.A. for Exceptional Children. dfde HMo ftunAnmy Mm§ Qtu . h Kt€9fA Kmt farsritt P n §n m Proposed additional appropriation to 1973-74 Budget, Is Educational Special Grants, Fund 41—$97,942.00 for Project I, Title I, ESEA under P.L. BHO, to be financ^ from State Grant. ¥)u r Proposed additional appropriation to 1973-74 Budget, Educational Special Grants, Fund 41 — $3,520.00 for Remedial M i c y Reading under non-public school provisions of Section 10-286A B ' A V h iirlpool Whirlpool lIKKIUUKlLVrOlt t l 9 ® ® through E (c) of the Connecticut General Statutes, disadvan HKKIUOKltVTOIt Yesterday's Auto Policy ELEORONK taged children, to be financed from State Grant. MOOfLIWmTXT Limits can't cover today's higher court costa and "WHOOPER" ALARM Ooti you out of bod to your dieko ALLOCA'nONS - REVENUE SHARING Judgments. When was the last Sst k Ts Kstsnl NMt fs o 'n M m if of cossotlos, FAt, AM or b u m f Marm, REST EASY Dokiu rocordor footuros aMomallc 19.1 88. FT. SIDE-BY-SIDE 13.2 CU. FT. 2-DOOR time you reviewed your Proposed allocations from Revenue Sharing Fund 81: 16.6 CU. FT . 2-1 Idool lor indoor or outdoor uio. OSOsris§ Os Mtak ... O n s r M bs A bvol c&nrol for porftd cossotlos. policy? You may be driving Cqnstruction of Olcott Street Bridge — $100,000.00 toward financial dlsaaterl Froducos ’yolping* sound similar to fsm kt IM s Pts§nm Afskt Handy 'pep4tp* coisollo ojocllon. alarms usod ki polico and liro vo- 2 4 -Osm U U k t! Monitor switch lots yow (slon os yoo Construction of Saulters Pool parking lot, basketball court and and hrin^ your optical hiclos. Woothorprool aluminum con rocord. Optional miko con oho bo walkway — $28,000.00 See us now lor an Auto Policy struction. 275-408. (ssrssisst Ptukhsttss Ofsntisn utilltod bi rocerding. 14-I0& UmHe dieek-up, and a No 2 4 9 5 Proposed Amendments to the Manchester Country Qub Lease. ObUgalloa quote-. needs to Proposed Ordinance adopting the provisions of Sections 7-170 to 2 6 8 ~ . 2 2 8 “ R«g. 248.88 7-186, inclusive, of the Connecticut General Statutes, Revision 2SDJ8 3 9 8 » 13.2 cubic foot refrigerator with 3.74 cubic of 19U, as amended. 12.39 CU. ft. no-frost rafrlgafator with 4.79 co. ft. 12.76 cu. ft. no-frost refrlgorolor with 6.34 cu. ft. R a d M no-frost froozor that holds 222 lbs. Groat storogo foot freeier that holds 131 lbs. Plenty of CLARKE Copies of the proposed Ordinances may be seen in the Town no-frost froozor that holds 168 lbs. Plenty of stor- storage space; Includes slide out crisper and Inturanoe Agency ago spoca Includos glldo-out eiispor, handy door spoco for.oll your foodi Throo Ico troys hold 42 237 East Center S t Aaek Gerk’s Office during business hours. cubos.“Mllilon mognot"doors, Cloon, no MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD . I'M WISE TO WILEY \ H A ( I 'L L ▼ T H A T 'S J NOW' THERE’S NO \LA 0 <3H a t I THE SPIRIT, WAY HE CAN OET I///5 m C k S ! A H A M M E R ! ■ UPSET ANY MORE/ BE HOME STOP H A M M W ^ SRAMPAW JIShomi p i ' \ IS A W 6 CmitrHEiU«,TM.li>mE>w. BW. I UdLY SUM SHORT R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL W H E N A R E f/ !'>t3Ue0INGlD , 'DO SOMETHIN©' PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 1 ABOUT THOSE jjV s o P f f m s ? , PRISCILLA! LOOK! WE'RE OMIM', ''SEE'? X TOUO TONITE A HALF-MILEr YOU X KNEW WAKE UP.' FROM CAMP.' T H E W A Y / &UUFP C &LOFF CCEE C A ^ c a m Porou it foJS Ml. Bits L ■.> Vi. M . OH.I THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA TH E TANGO ESPECIALLY FRANKLY, FRED, I'M IS A V ER Y WHEN THE BAND HAVING A WARD TIME IS PLAYING . S-30 D IPFICU U r ■'<& lW>T MIA, h ., T», U i Ui, f«t. OK. «-Jo KEEPING IN STEP DANCE, WILMA A IA/ALTZ/ WITH you... ‘ / THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM I 5AIP I'P WB 'BM UPPORAFULLWBEKAMP 'miSTH-mBB MOUR^, RFT/-KJltO& AMP RPTV-$>X, PlFP/-«$eVEMi FIFTV- vBlfoHT, FlFTV-NlMe,,, MUTT AND JEFF BUD n S H E R QWItrNtA,l*,TM>i>.UANtOR. e . 3 0 MY f r ie n d , i t ISN T NICE t o WELL,I’LLBEA > SWEARTHEWAY'YDU DO/ WHY , BLANKEry BLANK PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI fttAHKETYBLANK DONT'YOUE^YVDUHITTHE B A LL - jlEIu DON'T SWEAR.'^ BLANK BLANK.', 9 - j. BLANK BLANl^ DRIVE SAFELY! ,~n=>o^ / Cae>H5) ^ANE s o .... A i* t a '^ in tik G 4 WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI of the summer. We want everyone to arrive aiive. So we urge you, whether you are going near MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY a*.V, HOW \MOUUD MOU HOW WOULD 'rOU LIKE HOW W OULD MOU U K E THISVVOMBHS'UB L IK E T O JO IN T H E TO HAVE THOUSANDS AKCKINTHEPWTS? BUSINESS IS GETTINQ HOW^"^ 1 T NOT SO FOR INSTANCE,THOSE FRIENDSHIP CLUB? OF NEW FRIENDS'? o u r OF HAND. x 'm TEACHING W 9HE I GOOD, ARENY/W SUPPERS' PET ELEPHANT i 'aa or far, to drive with caution. Make this a good and Happy Labor Day. TO FETCH AFRAID. thinqgforme! ONE WAY .£3L Safe Driving is No AccidentI tx y - o «m j BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE I^R N lN G ir I'M SURE I'M OYER MY STARS! FOG/ IDIPMT -* FRANCE BY NOW. QUITE MAKE IT. I'M DOWN MR. AND MRS. SHANKS BUT IN THESE CLOUOS, IN THE ATLANTIC... AND ^W E'LL SEARCH S-8-B0T IF P O N T EE STUPID. H O L D x n W M T l I CAN'T SEE THE YOU TWO TAKE THE EVERY FLOOR THE NOISES FLO! IPIPNTHEAR A SECONPII not even a life JACKET. SACK STAIRS ANP ANP E V E R Y HAVE STOPPBP- ANY POORS OR ^EIFFEL TOWER OR ROOM! P -P-PO N 'T YOU WINDOWS 5EINS a n y t h in g . SUPPOSE THAT O P B N E P O R MEANS WHOEVER THE SPONSORS OF THIS URGENT MESSAGE JOIN WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT WAS CAUSIM9 7 OFFICERS IN REAL CONCERN FOR YOUR LIFE: DO BOLTON FHARmCY, Ma HOUSE & HALE DEPT. STORE MARLOW’S, MG. OPTICAL STYLE BAR 945 Main St., Manchester 867 Main St., Manchester 763 Main St. & 191 Main St., Manchester NOT ALLEY OOP B y V.T. HAMLIN Route 44A, Bolton AYE, M ON! o u r NOW THEN, ABOUT. CHILDREN'S ^IL D R E N THE WEDDING, m y /SHH h ! STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF B. D. PEARL & SON ENTER WILL HEAR OF yo u SON/ r.... / LISTEN, MANGNESTER AMBULANGE 649 Main SL, Manchester AN* WHAT Y'DID WILL y u h GHORGHES MOTORS, MG. JARVIS ENTERPRISES, ING. THIS NIGHT.' ? y : x THE STUDIO.' i r ;THE SCREEN ACTORS'l '^SO'lWIMAYSEN^ W H-W HVHO W FROM THE /MOMENT VtXI 283 East Center St., Manchester & MEMGAL SUPPLY W IU KNOW WHO 6 UIUD OR SOCIAL ' HER FOLKS THE ' VOU KNOW SAID IT WAS VWR BUILT ] 80 Oakland St., Manchester 134 E. Center St., Manchester SHE E-AND IF SECURITY WILL HAVE CHECK TOU W ILL THAT A STRAN(3E C IR L R. S. POTTERTON, MG. A STAOE RECEVE FORVtNIR HAD F A ILE D IN PICTURES Manchester and Vernon HOLLYWOOD - I HOPE VOU ARE RICH 0 IOU0H STORY.' TDCOISgALLIHE KIDS WHO I L A. JOHNSON PAMT. GO. ' G UPSINCE VOUVE O EBt GUTBI GNEVMHn 723 Main SL, Manchester MANGHESTER HONDA GENTER IN HOLLYWOOD/ i 1229 Main St., Manchester 24 Adams St., Manchester REGAL MEN’S SHOP, MG. SPEED 907 Main St., Manchester LENOX PNARMAGY MANGHESTER EVENNG HERALD DEGORMER MOTOR SALES, MG. 299 East Center SL, Manchester 16 Brainard Place, Manchester ROBERT L SARTN, ING. s r ) 285 Broad St., Mancheeter 963 Main SL, Msnohestsr SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER BiY BILL HOWRILLA NASSIFF ARMS GO. 35 LYNGH MOTORS, MG. 991 Main St., Manchester G. R. SMITN INSURANGE AGENGY DILLON SAliS & SERVIGE, MG. 345 Center St., Manchester 63 East Center St., Manchester LIMIT itU 319 Main SL, Manchester ^kmaaPTSfife < ^ J t e 2 E A WBECONGS NASSIFF GAMERA & PHOTO SHOP 0NU)o*!wn Jr— LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 629 Main St., Manchester TED TRUDON, INC. ^ W. G. GLEMEY GO. MANGHESTER AUTO PARTS Tolland Tpke., Talcottville ^ r c«p. 270 Broad SL, Manchester a I Pm oa 338 North Main SL, Mancheeter 1 i M S f ^ 0 - 3 0 % MORIARTY BROTHERS 315 Center SL, Manchester WATKMS BROTHERS, MC. CLENNErS MEN'S SHOP MANGNESTER DRUG 935 Main SL, Manchester 789 Main SL, Mancheeter 717 Main SL, Manchester DON WILUS GARAGE HARRISOirS STATIONERS MEMGAL PNARMAGY NKHOLS-MANGIIESTER TIRE, ING. 18 Main St.. Manchester 849 Main St., Manchester 344 Main SL, Manchester 295 Broad St., Manchester glUAhneiilA / , 1 • ■ /* X I PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester: Conn., Thura., Aug. 30. 1973 M^CHESTER EVEWNG HEBALD. C»|,.. Thm.. A,,.. 30. m -P .r .» Bloop Single Robs Nolan Ryan of No-Hitter Herald Angle Wheeling and Dealing Reaches Munson Spoiler Bailey Slugger By Earl Yoot Sports Editor Fast and Furious Pace in Football iSmtr xrrkT^v / Ara\ rm.__ l _ ...... As Yanks Lose NEW YORK (AP) — ’The wheeling and dealing was fast As Expos Win Th6 I^s Angeles Rams lost a long-time stopper when and furious in the National Football League Wednesday as NEW YORK (AP) — The man who said baseball was a middle linebacker Marlin McKeever announced his retire clubs scrambled to pare down their rosters and to ment after 12 years. J game of inches should have been at the California Angels- Ruth Left His Marks strengthen weak spots before the start of the season. John Riggins, another NFL walkout, was placed on the NEW YORK (AP)-M ana|er Gene Mauch has this theory The Rams also announced that rookie running back New York Yankees game Wednesday night. Leading the trading scramble once again was Joe reserve list by the New York Jets, .while d S iss Dd you know that in 1927 when Babe Ruth hit 60 home Steve Jones, fifth-round draft choice from Duke was In the first inning, New York catcher Thurman Munson about Montreal slugger Bob Bailey and the Los Angeles Dodgera won’t argue with him about it. runs with the New York Yankees, this total represented Thomas, general manager of the Baltimore Colts and one traded to St. Louis for a future draft choice. lu rS st'^ **^ Garrison and Mike Keller on the inacUve in- lofted a fly ball toward second base. Angels’ second of this season’s biggest wheeler-dealers. ’Thomas made his “ Bailey could be zero for four months, but if you give nearly one-seventh of all h’omters hit in the entire Meanwhile, the Patriots acquired, quarterback Charlie baseman Sandy Alomar and shortstop Rudy Meoli headed 20th trade since Jan 22. acquiring Ed Mooney from Detroit him pitches he can hit, he will hit them,” said Mauch. “ He American League during that season?... Ruth’s two best Richards from Washington and running back Jerry List ^ injuries would keep some of towards the ball, signalled that each was going to catch it, for an undisclosed draft choice. got pitches ton i^t that he could hit in the dead of winter at years as a pitcher, while wearing the uniform of the from Oakland, both for future draft choices, while the v f k i S exhibition against the then let it drop to the Anaheim Stadium turf. Mooney, who missed most of last season because of a midnight with the lights out.” Boston Red Sox, were in 1916 and 1917 when he won 23 and Minnesota Vikings got linebacker Keith Best from Kansas The miscue, which was ruled a hit by the official scorer, shoulder injury, was obtained to strengthen the Colt Bailey, operating in mid-summer with plenty of light, 24 games respectively...The unsung heroes in the summer City for a draft choice. was the only safety Angels fireballer Nolan Ryan sur linebacker corps, weakened when Ray May suffered drove in five runs with a double and homer Wednesday Recreation Department pro^am were the members of the TTie Pittsburgh Steelers took steps to strength an injury- rendered on his way to a 5-0 victory. stretched knee ligaments earlier this preseason. night, lifting the Expos to a comeback 6-5 victory over the maintenance crews which manicured the playing fields riddled offensive line by acquiring Glen Ray Hines from Ryan, who has thrown two no-hitters already this John North wasted little time in getting in the trading Dodgers. night after night. Ernie Tureck and his men rate a Oakland. The 30-year-old Hines spent five years with the season, wasn’t disturbed. But Meoli, who had made game market. In his second day as New Orleans head coach. Elsewhere in the National League, San Francisco bow...Red Hadden, general chairman of the Five Mile Houston Oilers and two years with New Orleans before saving catches in both no-hitters, was upset. North traded away a veteran tackle, Dave Long, and a cou- defeated Philadelphia 3-1, New York shut out San Diego 30 Road Race Committee for the Tall Cedars, reports entry being acquired last winter by Oakland. S inh i expected to see some action. The “ I came within four inches of catching it,” he said. “ We p}e of undisclosed draft choices for Jeff White, a place ^Iphin coach said Bob Griese would start at quarterback Atlanta trimmed Chicago 74, Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 5^ blanks will be ready next month. No decision has been Mike Siani took the advice of his attorney and returned both called for it at the same time. It should h a ^ been with Larry Csonka and either Jim Kiick or Mercury 3 and Houston edged St. Louis 3-2. reached as yet whether to allow female runners to com kicker from Miami, and running back Henry Matthews to the Oakland training camp, after walking out after last caught.” ^ from the Patriots Morris as running backs. ^ Astros 3, Cardinals 2 pete as registered entries. Lack of locker facilities and ...... Saturday’s exhibition with Minnesota. The second-vear But Ryan had to “ settle” for the third one-hitter of his Jinuny Stewart’s pinch single in the bottom of the ninth cramped space in the East Side Rec which serves as race career. inning lifted Houston to its 3-2 victory over St. Louis. headquarters may help retain the popular ’Thanksgiving 3 In other American League games Wednesday night, the TIRELESS WILBUR WOOD, the Chicago White Sox’ left-handed knuckle bail Jimmy Wynn opened the ninth with a walk, moved up on morning race on an official all-male only basis ...Supreme Baltimore Orioles defeated the Texas Rangers 6-1; the virtuoso, continues to roll along, pitching usually with only two days’ rest. Wood, Archery Degrees a sacrifice and after an intentional walk, Stewart, Court Justice Byron (Whizzer) White twice led the Kansas City Royals edged the Cleveland Indians 3-2; the who had a 24-17 record in pitching 377 innings in 1972, won his 20th game this use and UCLA Powers Again * Awarded Couple year with more than two months left in the season. swinging for winning pitcher Dave Roberts, singled Wynn National Football League in rushing and later became a Milwaukee Brewers bombed the Chicago White Sox 9-0; home. Rhodes scholar ...Enjoying a fishing.and golfing vacation Degrees as certified SPORT MART the Boston Red Sox topped the Oakland A’s 64, and the a The Cards had tied it at 2-2 in the ninth on a two-out in in Sebec Village, Maine, with Wally Fortin are Manchester professional archery instruc Detroit Tigers clipped the Minnesota Twins 9-5. field single by Joe Torre, who drove in both St. Louis runs. High and Legion baseball players Ray Sullivan, Bob Odell, tors have been given to ^ b and HaaSquartara \In West Coast College Football Bette Wirtz of 61 Hickory Dr., for Giants 3, Phillies 1. Bruce Peck and Paul Gliha...The New York Yankees have Coventry, after completing a Angels 5, Yanks 0 I San Francisco used the long ball with Dave Kingman given veteran outfielder Johnny Callison his unconditional release...Claude Harmon, former Masters champion, will business and instructional Hockey - Skiing The socking two home runs and Bobby Bonds adding another NEW YORK (AP) - The Mark Harmon, son of school course of the Ryan struck out 10, giving him a total of 314 for the year Mets Vacate Cellar for a 3-1 victory over Philadelphia that dum p^ the be the voice behind the mike in live video coverage of the Coach Chester Caddas has the ceding the championships University of Southern Professional Archers’ Assn. exMichigan great Tom Har enviable job of choosing begora an initial kickoff. & Tennis — 68 behind Sandy Koufax’ major league record of 382 es Fliillies into sixth place in the NL East, one-half game GHO this weekend at Wethersfield. WTIC will have a crew California’s sophomore sen mon, directs the triple-option between Bruce Keplinger and The race for third place in the tablished in 1965. The win gave Ryan a 15-16 record. behind New York. ' of more than 50 at Connecticut’s premier golfing Bob Wirtz has been a com STANDINGS sations are juniors and attack as a senior after leading Carlos Brown to quarterback P ac4 is wide open, and in the Complata It was the 18th time this season he had fanned 10 or event...Johnny Bench, standout Cincinnati catcher, is part- petitive archer for 13 years and I Braves 7, Cubs 4 UCLA’s Wishbone-T attack the Bruins to an 8-3 campaign the Tiger offense. PCAA San Jose State appears more, breaking the American League record Ryan had And Into NL Race is also an accomplished Salaetlon I Dave Johnson, the major leagues’ home run leader, Indian. The Redlegs appear ready to overtake Los Angeles is a year older as these last season. At San Diego State new head the foremost challenger to San shared with Sam McDowell, Koufax owns the major in the National League West. bowhunter and bowfisherman. ripped his 37th of the season, breaking a tie and triggering crosstown rivals appear the UCLA, with Kermit Johnson Coach Claude Gilbert, Diego State and UOP. NEW YORK (AP) - The New York Bette Wirtz holds titles on both league record with 21. “ We’ve got to win three of four or it A M E R IC A N LEAGjLJE Atlanta’s 74 victory over the Chicago Cubs. leading the Pac-8 in rushing, succeeding Don Coryell, has powers of college football in the amateur and pro level in GYM SUITS California scored an unearned run in the third inning and Mets are out of the cellar and into the East w:^ second only to Oklahoma in quarterback Jesse Freitas back won’t make any difference,” figured Johnson’s shot broke a 44 tie in the fifth inning. Billy the Far West. state and New England archery exploded for four more in the seventh to hand George National League East pennant race. W L Pet. GB Players No Different rusing last year and could be from last year’s 10-1 team that Met pitcher Tom Seaver. “ We’ve got ' Williams hit his 17th homer for the Cubs. Coach John McKay, who has competition. She was rated M ^ich his eighth loss in 10 decisions and send the skidding With a 3-0 victory over San Diego Baltimore 76 53 .589 much tougher to defense since lost only to Houston. the momentum going. Now we’ve got Reds 5, Pirates 3 Actually, football players are no different today than had national championship No Results ninth nationally last year. VERNON-TOLLMD Wednesday night, the Mets climbed Boston 72 59 .550 5 Jaifies McAlister, big and Dates to remember: Oct. 20, Yankees to their eighth straight defeat. to keep it going.” Jack Billingham tossed a three-hitter, pitching Cincin they were 10 years ago, “ Miami’s Don Shula claims. teams at Southern Cai in five- E U lN fiT O N out of last place for the first time Detroit 71 62 .534 7 quick, has been moved from San Diego State at UOP, and Seaver will be going in the first “ They still want to win, they still want to excel. But they year intervals-1963, 1967 and Orioles 6, Rangers 1 New York .507 10^ nati to a 5-3 decision over Pittsburgh. Billingham struck halfback to fullback. Nov. 24, UCLA vs. USC. Once again no results of last since June 28. ask more questions than 10 years ago, especially, ‘Why?’ last season—says his 1973 The couple holds membership It didn’t take long for the Orioles to get back on the win game against St. Louis. The other half Milwaukee 63 67 .485 13^ out nine of the first 12 battel’s he faced and did not allow a The Trojans and Bruins pit a Those games may decide the night’s Silk City Slow Pitch 7 Pirfc SL, RockvMt. Com. And while breathing the heavy air of “ When I first started coaching you would put something up Trojans can improve over the in the Pro Archers’ Assn., ning track after the Rangers ended their 14-game string of the pitching duo which spelled Cleveland 55 78 .414 23 bit until the sixth inning. balanced offense against a run P ac4 and PCAA titles, but Softball Tournament games at Toi. 879-eiOO fifth place, the Mets charge into St. 12-0 squad because the National Field Archery Assn., championship for the Mets in 1969, West on the board and they’d sit back and accept it. Now they ning attack in the battle for there are other teams on the Fitzgerald Field were reported 94:80 Daly Tuesday. Doyle Alexander retired 15 Rangers in a row on youngsters on that team should Connecticut Archery Assn, and Louis, which is leading the division, Oakland 78 54 .591 ask ‘Why?’ But I enjoy it. It’s a good question for me Pac-8 supremacy, and a similar by those in charge. FH. UN 8 P.M. the way to his third consecutive complete game and a 6-2 Jerry Koosman, showed he was back be better than ever. West Coast that aren’t con the new Connecticut Touring but only by two games. Kansas City 74 .556 AVt because it makes me think; it makes me sell that much battle shapes up in the Pacific victory. in form by winning his third straight They include juniors Richard Archers. The race, in fact, is so close that California 61 .477 15 more. Coast Athletic Association game, and recording his 21st con Wood, All-American linebacker anything near a sweep by the Mets Chicago 63 .474 15^ between University of the Tigers 9, Tigers 5 secutive inning of scoreless baseball. “Of course,” the Dolphin coach adds, “ players’ who helped the Trojan defense Minnesota 62 .473 15^ Pacific and San Diego State. The Tigers scored an unusual pair of runs in the first in could put them right into serious con He was relieved in the seventh by appearances are a little different than 10 years ago, but limit opponents to 134 points, Texas i 46 .351 31W The Tigers of UOP, 8-3 last ning when Aurelio Rodriguez struck out with runners on tention, since they are now only 5V2 Buzz Capra. I’ve changed too. I’ve gone back to wearing cuffs.” and Anthony Davis, versatile Wednesday’s Games year, rarely pass the football, second and third. But Minnesota catcher Phil Roof let the games out. tailback who rushed for 1,191 THE W.G. GLENNEY CD Kansas City 3, Geveland 2 challenging foes on the ground ball get past him, allowing both runners to score. yards and scored 114 pf the Milwaukee 9, Chicago 0 with the Houston Veer option A Short Punts ’n Passes team's 467 points. offense. Mitchell True, who Batlimore 6, Texas 1 The Trojans also have juniors Fall Headquarters Prestigious Hambletonian Detroit 9, Minnesota 5 gained 1,164 yards for UOP last Ex-Yale standout Calvin Hill, who has made it big as a Pat Haden at quarterback and year, is gone but the Tigers Early Brjy Sale Boston 6, Oakland 4 running back with Dallas, feels he would have been an All- Johnny McKay, the coach’s son, California 5, New York 0 have running talent in Willard Pro tight end if injuries to Danny Reeves and Craig at split end, plus senior Lynn Harrell and Mike Mangrum. Thursday’s Games Baynham didn’t give him a chance to carry the ball. “ I Swann, flanker of whom McKay FOR YOUR Flirth Trainer-Driver Cleveland (Perry 14-17) at always thought tight end was my natural position, and I said last year: “ Swann is to us Detroit (Coleman 18-13), N as Johnny Rodgers is to believe I had the disposition to be a defensive player, a POOL COVERS Surprised in Big Race Boston (Curtis 12-10) at Nebraska.” linebacker probably. It’s difficult for me as a running Milwaukee (Slayton 9-11) , N The Trojans are favored to back. I have to stay low and I’m a natural high runner. REAOY- 0 Round Pool Minnesota (Blyleven 15-14) at In-Ground Covers DU QUOIN, 111. (A P )-E v e n gelding, erasing ihe 1:57 14 capture the Pacific-8 title and Texas (Bibby 6-7), N Even my size, 64 and 225, is too tall.” ...New York Giant Rose Bowl bid again, but the . MRBERSNOP Canadian-born Ralph Baldwin, competitive mark by Only games scheduled defeiwiye end Jack Gregory, works a 525-acre cattle ranch “ gutty little Bruins” of UCLA 67-year-old trainer and driver Greyhound in 1936. Is O p e n A g g in l \ 24’ ... 29.95 Friday's Games in Mississippi during the off-season...Washington boasts are definitdy no longer little. 16’x32’... 49.95 of Flirth, was somewhat sur In 1935, Greyhound was the a S tP ic n e , Boston at Mlwaukee, 2, N five potential 1,000-yard ball carriers in Larry Brown, They compare well with USC's TO-FINISH prised that the gelding won first gelding to win the Baltimore at New York, N pro-size linemen, and the mpnnor 18’ .. 25.95 harness racing’s most Hambletonian. Flirth became Duane Thomas, Charley Harraway, Moses Denson and 18’x36’... 59.00 Cleveland at Detroit, N Wishbone-T offense Coach 24 Oak S t prestigious event for 3-year-old the second. Herb Mul-Key...Matt Snell is averaging 4.6 yards per carry Oakland at Kansas City, N Pepper Rodgers installed at the jf07D PEDESTAL 15’ 21.95 trotters—the Hambletonian. Flirth had made only nine with the New York Jets in exhibition games to Manchester G ... Minnesota at Texas, N end of the 1971 season has 20’x40’... 79.95 Flirth is royally bred—the son starts this season, winning four date...Julian Fagna, Jet punter, has averaged 43.1 yards TABLE FURNITURE California at Chicago, N LIFE AROUND SECOND BASE is never boring as matured to seem almost un M y 8:31 to 5:3I of the great sire, Florican— but but a mere $17,835. His first for 16 boots this summer. Rtg. 70.30 stoppable. ' ISO to 5:1 #100 Doaoom prize of a record $144,710 purse Pbiladeipbia’s Larrv Bowa can attest. Top be com O n iy...... B U Y E A R LY M iD S A V E he was unraced as a 2-year-old. 86.24 Sloragi Rmcli “ He developed problems in was $72,355. pletes doubleplay despite bard slide by Jobnny Bench. *28 72 Florida right at the start of our 'The biggest disappointments Below, be expresses surprise as umpire signals Atlan r— FINAL POOL CLOSE-OUT I We have only a few pools left and are pricing them beiow cost to move them training,” said Baldwin, who were co-favorites Knightly ta’s Dusty Baker safe on steal attempt. [Ra t i o n a l LEAGUE I explained that the colt had mus Way, driven by John Simpson out fast. Don’t wait. Buy now for next year. You’ll save a lot. East I 124” lar Olool !• I Jr., and Arnie Almahurst, Leaders cle trouble in his hind legs and W L Pet. GB L_ MANCHESTER 10 8 21 SAVE 20 was gelded. reined by Gene Riegle. St. Louis 67 65 .508 % w/lacfe Pool Chemicals & Equipment Arden Homestead Stable of In both heats. Knightly Way Sala good until Sopt 15 One of Connecticut's Largest Manufacturers Of In-Ground OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Pittsburgh 63 65 .492 2 Rag. 19.00 Goshen, N.Y., the owner, never was second at the start of the Concrete. Qunite and Vinyl Line Swimming Pools, Chicago 64 67 .489 2\4 NATIONAL LEAGUE pepf TIRE, INC. ■ SATURDAY 9 to 6 stretch, only one length behind Only $12.00 Concrete Specialists will be able to collect the stud Montreal 62 69 .473 4V4 BATTING (325 at b a t s )- ALL YOU DO IS ADO Since 1927 SUNDAY 12 to 5 fees that a Hambletonian cham the pace-setting Flirth. In the New York 61 70 .466 5 ^ Rose, Cin, .345; T.Perez, Cin, A Lim e “You”i i l l W > V 4 e l \ pion usually can demand. first heat Knightly faded to Philadelphia 61 71 .462 6 .313; Watson, Htn, .313. Flirth, listed as a 6-1 shot finish 11th in the field of 16. In West 80” larStaal OFFICE AND SHOWROOM Wednesday in the betless race, the second he was sixth. Los Angeles 82 51 .617 RUNS—Bonds, SF, 106; % a f e t y c Ti e c k 1821 Arnie, in the No. 1 post posi Evans, Atl, 98; Rose, Cin, 97„„ \ POOL CO. 3384 Berlin Tpke., Newington trotted before a record crowd Cincinnati 79 55 .590 3>A w /lack of 16,000 sweltering fans in 95 tion, was held back about two Rag. 16.20 666-1531 - 246-3756 San Frap. 73 58 .557 8 RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, Furnish any room, elegantly, with our degree heat, won in straight lengths from the mobile star I Houston 68 67 .504 15 Cin, 92; Stargell, Pgh, 91; Only 12 .9 6 quality constructed furniture, built to VERNON CIRCLE, VERNON heats of 1:58 2-5 and 1:57 1-5. ting gate by Riegle and got a We Check WHEK QUHUTY t SBMGI Atlanta 64 70 .478 18<4 Evans, Atl, 90. deliver years of reliable service. Pictured The second mile was a world smooth start. But midway on G O lU N D iH M San Diego 48 84 .364 33 Vk here are some Colonial favorites from our 647-9420 the backstretch, as he moved record for any aged trotting Wednesday’s Games HITS-Rose, Cin, 193; Garr, •FRONT END *BALL JOINTS Native New England Pine Collection. into fourth place, he broke Atl, 173; Watson, Htn, 158. San Francisco 3, Philadelphia Come in and look them over — and lo- G R 7 0 X 1 5 ‘i,5or Friday afternoon at 3:30 at 1973 Games Remaining 28 starting Septambar 10th Cincinnati at San Diego, N Carew, Min, .353; W.Horton, brganizatlonal Babe Ruth’s Career Record over the Chicago Cubs, driving $1000 M in. Illing Field. Between 25 and 30 Houston at Los Angeles, N Det, .323; Murcer, NY, .313. Whitewall in one run. He struck out in his Plus mealing August 530 m ax point youngsters are expected to at Atlanta at San Francisco, N 714 RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 95; system addod tend. Aaron's Magic Number 8 other at bat. F.E.T. 29, at 7:30 p.m. at Otis, KC, 82; D.May, Mil, 80; lha vnil Bawling Carew, Min, 80; Noito, Oak, 80. Confaranca Room, ■9»Wed. 9:00 P.M . Superior Music Scr. 3 #830 Doacon’s Bondi U , 0 0 0 “ RUNS BATTED IN- 1828 Boston Roekor for men’s scratch. starting Saptambar 8th R.Jackson, Oak, 105; '$500 Min. NEW LONUON-WATERFORD Rog. 42.90 Only 1363 Tram , onk 555 m ax. point BUSINESS Mayberry, KC, 93; Murcer, Rog. 38.00 Only 28a40 34.32 43M VOLKSWAGEN OF WILLIMANTIC CLASSIC system addod SPEED BOWL NY, 82; Otis, KC, 82. Open Mon., Tuos., Wad. 8-9:30 Fri. 7:00 P.M . Men's Classic Scr. 3 CHECKING n . M - WMrtlnl - ExK 77. Com. T|te HITS-Carew, Min, 171; . 0 1 1 1 ,3 4 * * ■ Murcer, NY, 161; D.May, Mil, .Thurs., Fri. 8-8 • Sat 8-1 ‘ 1 , 2 0 0 ACCOUNTS FRIiMY, AUGUST 1 7 th -7 :3 0 P JL 159. WM Vflrf rm ilf Nni HOME RUNS-R.Jackson, SHOP Oak, 31; Fisk, Bsn, 24; F.Robin- 336 FRIDAYS WOMEN’S SCRATCH 500 m a x. point systam fraa chaeka. Fraa atatamanta. son. Cal, 24. added. 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U4SS//XEOL, YO U M fA R T ' ' Herald Classified Ms • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers (15 Word Minllnum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers ^ 8« per word per d^y • Fast Results 3 O s y t...... 7 t per word per day ® 6i per word per day COPY CLOSINU TIME FOR On Gonzales in U.S. Tennis Open 20 Days...... 5< per word per day^ ITAS.SIFIKD ADVKRTISKMF^ITS Happy Ads...... $1.50 inch I2 I» NOON DAY BEFORE PI BU( ATION FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) - Gonzales, a specimen of physical Ofidlinr lof SaIwAa, n d M»ii4a> Defending champion Billie Jean King PHONE 643-2711 I2:M Sum KrMas^ fitness at 180 pounds, won the first set launches the women’s segment of the against Tom Okker 7-6 when he aced Csmpsrs-Tnllsn U.S. Open tennis championsHips him for a 5-4 tiebreaker, but the HBULD Afobm Homss against Peggy Michel of Los Angeles PLEASE READ younger Dutchman, seeded seventh, BOXLETTIRS 1D73 ATCO ’Trailer, n w in HAPPY AOS today. . prevailed 6-7, 6-3, 6-1, 6-4. 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Today! decorum despite the heat, won 6-4,64, identity can follow this for the next Insertion. Die Pancho Gonzales, the 45-year-old 63. Smith, of Sea Pines, S.C., had it procedure; Herald is responsible for only Afotorcjrefga-Bfcirefga 11 sentimental favorite who lost in four even easier. In the first set, Patrick ONE incorrect or omitted CALL 643-27U sets and then said he was not planning Proisy of France pulled a groin Enclose your reply to the insertion for any advertise EXPERT bicycle repairs, all box In an envelope — address to play in the main event next year, muscule and finally called it quits ment and then only to the ex makes, models ancl speeds to the C lassifi^. Manager, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, called the center court a furnace and with Smith leading 64, 5-0. tent of a “ make-good” . . . Soi—oiw Manchester Manchester Evening Herald, insertion. 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Can Jr. gets into the PGA golf cart this French Poodle, near King’s best offer. 646-0861 after 6 p.m. Groman^s Girls personality to become associated with 875-6339, 649-5801 after 5:30. Happiness Is holiday weekend and will add new Department Store, Manchester. a tour event. The others are Bin^ Ten year old girl heartbroken. 1971 PLYMOUTH Duster, Joining Happiness is GRO ssm ans prestige to the Greater Hartford 1973 HONDA, SL125, 600 miles, Crosby, Hope, Glen Campbell, Andy Reward, Stafford Springs, 684- excellent running condition. $1,- THE YOUNG Open. 2888, Collect. 300. 872-9176, 9^ p.m. or 875- excellent condition. Asking Attending Tourney-Bound Williams, Dean Martin, Danny $525. Before 5:30,646^567 after (Herald photo bjr Klemenf) The major interests in this Friday 4390 evenings. m a r in e s Thomas and Jackie Gleason. 646-7489. Ask for Steve. Registration v/lll be held through Monday tournament are the Trevino, who was upset by eventual Bolton Volunteer Psrsonals-Announcsmsnts 2 1968 VOLKSWAGEN bus, with Friday, August 31,7 p.m. Overhand Smash purse and the field. winner John Schroeder in the 1971 engine. $750. 872-9176, 9-5 1968 YAMAHA 350, very good It was off to Chattanooga, Tenn., last night for Groman’s condition, $300. Phone 647-K^. at the Marine Home, 717 do-it-yourself The purse goes to a whopping semifinals of last week’s Match Play WANTED — Ride from Vernon p.m. or 875-4390 evenings. Fire Dept. Robertson Park’s two tennis courts have been popular girls’ softball team which will seek the National Amateur StrOet vicinity to University of Parker Street. Boys and 3200,000^ xceed ed in value by only a championship, is the likely favorite 1973 K A W A SK I, 750, low day and night since opening this summer. Here Ozzie Softball Assn, championship. 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It includes defending champion Lee time to practice that I should,” on rebuilt engine, $4()0 or best tickets; Umpires Dave (Northwest Community 1965, V-8 engine, $So, 6 4 9 - ^ . The Nationals will be double Trivino, Arnold Palmer, South Trevino said. offer. Call ^-7200. Dooman, Bob Parizeau, Dave College) daily 8-4:30. Call 647- Happiness is - elimination. The Connecticut African Gary Player, millionaire Bil Thank You Turkington, Bob Kemp, Tom Palmer, Casper and Player always 1634. 1961 PLYMOUTH Valiant, A new house. Famous Manager champions will not know their ly Casper, Masters champion Tommy rank as title threats though all are bucket seats, good engine, HARLEY Davidson. 1948, pan Conran; the players ancl head, super show bike, com AL and SANDY Best wishes playing schedule until drawings Aaron and always-dangerous Dave struggling through less-than- WANTED — Ride to Asylum spare transmission. Phone 649- A coaches. The Herald and the pletely chopped, 21” over THE TUOHEYSto Friday. 6983 after 6 p.m. following who contributed 325 Hill. impressive seasons. All are making and Main, Hartford, from sj^ringer, $2,2M firm. Call 1-763- from Of Fighters Dies Although the fund drive fell Garden St., 8 a.m. Call 649-4210 For a Wonderful or more: White Glass, Moriarty There are changes, too, in the pro- their first competitive starts since the 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, SS, The Fontanellas short of the necessary |3,000, after 5. Brothers, Harry Baskind, Dairy Am played today. It’s now a celebrity PGA National championship. 396 cubic inches, power the girls did raise 12,100 to help HONDA 450,1971, new top end Weekend in PHILADELPIUA (AP) — Yancey “ Yank” Durham, Queen of Willimantic, West affair with Davis luring a goup of his The site is the par 71, 6,588-yard steering, front power disc defray expenses. The squad will ( job, new crank shaft. Excellent manager of boxing champions, died this morning as the Side Old Timers, Wilson show business buddie»-Bob Hope and Autos For Sols brakes, turbo-nydromatic be quartered at the Ramada Inn Wethersfield- Country Club course, condition, $800. Phone Tom, R>m i 4rt R)4 KoMs A* Hm; Bennett, Stanley Best, Andy Miltim Berle among them. transmission, am/fm stereo New York result of a stroke suffered Aug. 28. He was 52. in Chattanooga. one of the shortest on the tour. T^at 1967 CHRYSLER Newport, 647-1018. Wurt Ut irt Graffjf Quintana, Groman’s Sport radio, posi-traction rearend. _ “ He was in a coma since being stricken,” said a hospital Special th ^ s from sponsor Davis, who is a d ^ g his name and makes the controversial Hill one of good tires, new exhaust, good Car in excellent mechanical M Get KesdU Tetf Shop, Connecticut ASA, Daw spokesman shortly after Durham died at 1:50 this mor prestige to the tournament for the the top choices. engine, air-conditioning. ]^ t condition, needs some body 1972 HONDA, CL350, 6,300 Cil 643-2711 John Groman and the girls are miles, Douglas Motors, 345 ning. son Florist of Willimantic, offer, 569-2415 after 5 p.m. work. Asking $500. C^all 646-4253 Helen and Sonny extended to the following, C^rl Steve McAdam and George Main Street. 0 until 6 p.m. Aisk for Tom. Ehu'ham was manager of former heavyweight champion McCaughsey. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Joe Frazier, light-heavyweight champion Bob Foster and Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1965 CHEVY Malibu, good for Ssrvicss Ottsrsd 12 Ssrvicss Ottsrsd 12 Palntlng-Pspsrlng 13 middleweight contender Willie “ The Worm” Monroe. Honest Douglas accepts lowest parts only. V-8 enrtne, best ODD JOBS — Moving Frazier and Durham’s family were present in the Tem Slow Play Angers down, smallest payments. offer, 646-3867. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. appliances etc. to the dump, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, ple University Hospital at the time of his death. Football Fun At Rice 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyUnder, cellars and attics cleaned. CERAMIC concrete repairs, inside and Durham started his training and managing of boxers in Amateurs in Golf AUTO INSURANCE - com- excellent condition. New tires, Landscaping and tree work. outside. Reasonably priced, Police Athletic League gymnasiums. He worked for many H O U S T O N ( A P ) - A1 band and threw a chair through pare our low rates. For a radio gnd speakers. 2 snow tires 528-8649. TILE 643-0851. G years as a welder for the Pennsylvania Railroad, later the Conover, Rice University’s un a dressing room window. telephone quotation call Mr. with rims, best offer, 649-8771. 0ns Call SHARPENING Service - Penn-Central. predictable head football He even conducted a “ bury Dolin at 64^6050. Doss It Alll PAINTING — Interior and coach, likes to keep his players TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — Amid criticism of slow play, 64 1970 CUTLASS - Standard Saws, knives, axes, shears, exterior. Work guaranteed. your mistakes” funeral, com We specialize in ceramic tile, Durham started his rise to boxing fame the day in 1961 and assistants guessing as well survivors faced the third round and a fourth straight day of transmission, good condition, skates, rotary blades. ()uick Phone 649-7159 or 1-749-7163. plete with hearse and coffin for 1969 CHRYSLER-Imperial. slate, flagstone and quarry when a short, fat kid walked into a PAL gym and said he asking $1,600. (fall after 6, 742- service. Capitol Equipment as the opposition. the players, following a defeat. stifling heat today in the U.S. Amateur Golf (Cham LaBaron, loaded, steel belted Cb., 38 Main St., Manchester. tile. For complete bathroom Bullding-Contrseting 14 wanted to be a fighter. The fat kid was Joe Frazier. It’s all because “Big Al” Some of the incidents are pionships. radial tires, air-conditioned, am/fm radio, excellent condi Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday remodeling, we’ll handle all Durham put Frazier on a weight reducing program, thinks football should be fun as planned, others just happen. Even defending champion Marvin “ Vinny” Giles III tion. $1,995. Call 643-9591 before 1966 DODGE Charger, good 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 64$- carpentry, plumbing and tile MASON — Plastering, brick taught him the art of self defense and offensive boxing. well as hard work. 7958. ’The clowning, free-wheeling 19th Hole joined in the tongue lashing of the U.S. Golf .Association, 5, 649-9746 after 5. condition, make offer. Calf742- work, ^ p e r t workmanship laying stone laying and con He believes he can have a Frazier went on to win the 1964 Olympic Games coach found a new way to lift the governing b<)dy of the 73rd National Amateur at the 9217. and reasonable rates. crete. New and old. Free es winning program and also one ODD jobs, paneling, household heav^eight title, turned pro under Durham’s guidance the spirits of the weary players Inverness Club. 1973 MONTE CARLO, many timates gladly given. E. Country Club r^irs, carpentry, (bll 649- Call Mandevllla in which the players enjoy what after a practice last week. extras, best offer over $4,000. Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0606. and in 1970 won the world heavyweight title by defeatins kiln dried e xt. plywood multi-use multi-use Following are the startung "I have trouble getting excited for match play,” said 1968 CUTLASS, 4-door, hardtop, Jinuny Ellis. they are doing. At the end of the drill, he Call 643-9010, ask for BiU. excellent condition. Power 6 4 3 - 9 6 7 8 tiiqes and pairings for Satur Giles, his freckled face a beet red after surviving Mickey NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Discipline has been relaxed. called the players together for steering, power brakes, many In one of boxing’s all-time spectacles, Frazier 2”x4'’x8’ studs sheathing pine shelving particle board day’s Alex Hackney Four Ball van (ierbig oLNorth Palm Beach, Fla., 3 and 1. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar Remodeling, repairing, ad There are no bed checks. The the dreaded wind sp irts. ! 1970 FIAT 850 Spider converti extras, $1,250. Original owner, successfully defend^ his title against the unbeaten Smootti on all 4 eMaa. Golf Tournament at the “ I get more worked up over a $5 nassau bet,” Giles ages, additions, repairs, small ditions, rec rooms, porches and players can grow hair and chin But then he ordered the assis- Rugged, 4'x 8’x Ai3dvs oaDiw jrr.d PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENlNfa HERALD, Manchegter. Conn., Thurg" Aug. 8(r. 1973 HMtIng-piumbIng 17 H»lp Wanfd ‘ 38 H»lp Wanfd 38 Help Wanted 38 Article* lor -Sale 48 Booms Without Board 89 BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Apartment* For Bern , 83 Apartment* For Rent — Prompt, courteous service. FABRICATION lead man. GARAGE SALE — Wednesday PLEASANT four-room apart 83 Bualneu Location*- MMCHESTTIR eveni ng h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Aue. 30 197. , - P . r , . Printed circuit board manufac House* For Sale 72 House* For Sale Call 643-1496. • to Saturday, August *29 • ment, newly renovated, ^ v e For Rent 87 « Lots-Land tor Sale — ------turer has an opening for an Immediate Openings September 1st. Different items and refrigerator. For details MANCHESTER Gardens - ^ ^ Oirt of Town-For Sale 78 Out of Town-For Sale 78 bedroom duplexes, lots of lawn, FIVE-ROOM Ranch. Two NO JOB too small. Immediate experienced man in set-up of General Factory Help each day, 69 Meadow Lane, caU, 647-1193. NOMmOITIK MANCHESTER 10,000 square CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, template routing or relat^ FOR WEAVERS, qmet neighborhood. Walk to bedrooms, all aluminum MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA BOLTON service on service calls. Free Manchesto. ^ The Mew feet industrial space. Fully exterior. Excellent condition. 9 room California Ranch. zone wooded lot. Asking $13,900. procedures. Must be able to Apply Personnel OtHce LARGE furnished room for shopping. $169 monthly includes sprtnklered, loading docks, of Fireplaced living room, formal $2S,900 estimates gladly given on heat, hot water and parkins. Garage and appliances. Ideal Helen D. Cole, Realtor, MLS, II HURRY II read blueprints and use LOOM FIXERS & RO()M air-conditioner, used gentleman, student or workiw m s m m n u a fice area. Hayes Agency, 846- dining room, modern kitchen heating or Numbing. Faucets By Damato Superintendent, 6464090” starter or retirement home. 643-6666. MCUIDES There is still time to swim in repaired or installed. Water measuring equipment. Apply to two years. Excellent condition. man. Near Center, 647-n^ 0131. with dining area, family room, Multi Circuits, 50 Harrison PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. days, 649-6896 evenii^. Price just reduced to $29,900. EXTRA the pool that comes with this worked on. Complete A good buy at $U. 643-7565. 1 1 2 Mraiai Tswhiiuii Starkweather Realty, 646-5353. three large bedrooms, fourth TOLLAND— 2.3 Acres building Street, Manchester or call 646- M A C HIN E OPERATORS MANCHESTER — Large 3 MANCHESTER 4,000 plus possible. 2-car garage. 7-room contemporary L- i systems, rec rooms, Itato Mandiestor Hours: Alternating 1st & 2nd shift Feeturing: bedroom apartment, will lot, Merrow Road. T J 5%-room Ranch with base Ranch that is set on almost 4 n 3800. GARAGE SALE - 425 COMFORTABLE room for rouare feet store-building for Beautifully landscapd grounds. etc. C^ll M & M Plumbing & 6 4 4 - 1 5 8 1 Or straight 2nd • USeteannege accept singles. Available im HENRY Street — Immaculate CrockeMii Realtors, Tolland of ment. Lot 100x179’ treed. Ad acres, barn, corral, pondsite. Heating, 649-2871. Itockmatack Street, Saturday, gentleman, private home. lease. Huge paved parking Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, fice, 875-6279. An equal opportunity employer mediately. Security required. &pe (tod, 12x24 living room, 643-5953. ditional treed lot 150x250’ in An excellent buy at $59,900. SET-UP MAN wanted for or straight 3rd Parking, references, 6404)719. area. Prime location in town fireplace, formalforma' dining " room, department engaged in light $165, 646-1109. ^ with highway access. Hayes cluded in price. On two roads. Call 649-5306 today and ask for SEWERLINES, sink lines, wall-to-waUwall-to-wall carcarpeting. Knotty BOLTON Residential zone Near Andover Lake. cleaned with electric cutters, machining operations and W e will train qualified applicants GARAGE SALE - Labor Day WOMAN wanted to share my Agency, 0464131. pine rec room, treed lot, swim THREE acres, 5room Rdnch, wooded lot, close to lake, $2,600. Tony Wasilefsky. mechanical assembly work. five-room house, located on bus • M p r iv a li SIX-R(X)M Duplex, hot water, two baths, two fireplaces, gar by professionals. McKinney A p p ly : Company Paid Benefits weekend, 10-5 daily. Furniture, oil heat, central location near ming pool. Must be seen to be W. J. Barcomb Realtor, 644- KEITH Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Some knowledge of punch press tools, lots of Modies. Kinney line. Please call 643-0406. PROFESSIONAL office, ages, Florida room. Hutchins 8000. desirable. Apply LaPointe In bus. Call 649-2139. appreciated. Only $34,900. Agency, 649-5324. k m e s t a t c The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. pany, 643-5308. Rd., Hebron. Follow sign at beautiful, spacious. Excellent Arruda Realty, 644-1539, Lou Realton — MLS dustries, Inc., 155 West Main e __ exposure. First floor, all 649-1922 646-4126 Cheney Brothers, Inc. Center. Apartment* For Rent 83 Furnished AparUnent* 64 Amida. 40 ACRES of land in Mancheiter Parkade — 84M306 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, Street, Rockville. An equal op HELP WANTED 33l^C -rCooper HIR Street * facilities, parking. Reasonable MANCHESTER, — Fantastic Manchester on East Hartford portunity employer. Model A^O pen rent. 649-im, 6 4 9 ^. five-room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, repairs, remodeling, new work. Mancheeter, Conn. 06040 TAG SALE — Antiques, books, WE HAVE customers waiting Dally 12 W D u k TWO. y R(X)MS, i/avU|bath, OiUVC|stove, MANCHESTER — New Usting, line. Philbrick Agency, large kitchen, garage, lovely Realtors, 64^00. COVENTRY — Five room cot EAST HARTFORD — Gose to Free estimates. No job too , MACHINE OPERATORS Tel. 643^141 bric-a-brac, furniture, tools. 33 for the rental of your apartment Esi sf Csagtsss SI refrigerator, heat, hot water.rater. spacious 2-family, central loca small. Prompt service on PUNCH PRESS operator - Previous factory experience desired, steady work School Rd., Bolton, September STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 tion, double garage, bus line, lot, 65x300’. Owner relocating. tage, fully furnished. Close to the Aircraft, 6-6 Duplex that some die■'e setting experience or home. J.D. Real Estate sW WMt M is TpksL Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main $30,500. Arruda Realtors, 644- has been used as a rooming emergency, 643-7024; with good pay, full company paid insurahce 1 and 2,108 p.m. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Street. square feet. Stock Place, rear. $39,500. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. ELLINGTON — Building lot, lake. Secondary financing necessaiy.necessary. LaPointe Industries, program. Tsi M643I3, 9434535 sr M -IBSI Attractive rental. Call 522-3114. 1539. Lou Arruda. near Ellington Ridge (tountry available, $10,000. Philbrick house, 2-car garage. Priced to Inc., 155 West Main Street, HOSTESS — Full-time position. FEMALE Assemblers, Inspec Club. $7,500: Philbrick Agency, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, sell at $36,900. Vacant. T. J. L(X)KING for anything in real AIR-(tonditioned, furnished one Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Elactrtcal 18 Rockville. An equal opportunity Must be neat and personable. tors, machine operators, for se 8300 SQUARE feet for 80 cents TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 15 Realtors, 646-4200. empioyer. ' AMERBELLE CORPORATION Apply in person only, Howard Boata-Aeeeaaorle* 48 estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 bedroom, heated, modern per square foot including heat, rooms, newly remodeled cond and third shifts, to assem homes, multiple dwellinra, no NEWLY LISTED WEST Hartford — Split level, 9 104 East Main 8L, Rockville Johnson Restaurant, 394 ble wheels for bicycles. Little room apartment, stove, appliances, first floor. Parking, sprinklered offices. Warren E. kitchens and baths, 4 bedrooms COVENTRY (NORTH)$38,900 CLIFF’S Electrical Service and 15’ GLASTRON fiberglass boat fees. Call J.D. Real Estate refrigerator, references, no $150. 38-17. Homefinders, ANSALDI COLONIAL Resort Property-For Sale 74 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, Repairs. State Contractor’s HOUSEWIFE, free during An equal opportunity employer alnee 1938 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. Bike Industries, 96 Sheldon Rd., Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. each side. Large private yard. ^meptional value at 6W,500. SOMETMK NFFEREIir evenings, to attend public with 100 h.p. Mercury motor, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. pets, $140. 228-3540, "649-5325. fee., 5494980. Immaculate condition PRIME AREA license. No job too small. 649- Manchester. An equal oppor skis, safety cushions. Many COVENTRY LAKE, five room ^ “"ck Agency, Realtors, New Raised Ranch on a meetings in South Windsor and WANTED — Driver or drivers tunity employer. 7600 SQUARE Feet, truck dock, throughout, garages. Central summer cottage, pine paneled, 7645 after 5 p.m. extras, all M6-2160 after 6. MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) WALL-TO-WALL carpet, two House* for Rent Many features and extras. beautiful acre lot close to to report news of that town for for two school children from 88 sprinklered, heavy floor load. location. $49,500. Philbrick fireplace, nice treed lot, $12,- recreation and minutes from DISHWASHER wanted, 7 to 3 Modern four rooms, including bedrooms, new appliances, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Priced right. Call now! The Herald. Reporting WOMAN w anted for pot Minnechaugh area, in Glaston Warren E. Howland, Realtors, 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ELLINGTON — Large Raised UConn. Beamed cathedral experience helpfui, but not and 8 to 3, Monday through 1970 16’ RED F iberform heat, hot water, carpeting, parking, washer-dryer, yard. BOLTON Notch, 3-room coun 643-1108. Flooring 18 washing and general help. Good bury to Prospect Avenue, West ...... Ranch, aluminum siding, wall- ceilings, 2 baths, skyli^t, necessary. Phone Alex Girelli, Friday. Two Part-time pot Hartford, to be picked up at (Wikiki) boat, 115 h.p. outboard appliances, storage, parking. Clean at $160. 35-35. try home, newly remodeled. 1- RANCH — 6 rooms, 1V4 baths, BELFIORE AGENCY Out of Town-For Sale 75 carpeting, finished rec washers, 10-2, Monday throu^ wages, free meals included. Johnson with trailer, $2,450. $iW monthly. 649-2871,64688ffl. Homefinders, $20 fee., 5494980. large sundeck off of dining FLOOR SANDING and 643-2711. Must furnish own transporta home at 7:30 a.m. and at school m a S u n is t 223-4460. Only if no answer cail BOLTON NOTCH - By 144, formal dining room, 3 Realtors 647-1413 room, fireplace, I'/t baths, Friday. Part-time stock room at 4:30 p.m. Phone 643-8472 for Experience necessary, able to Call 8^-6239 after 6 p.m. 521-7373. across shopping center, 1-86 bedrooms, garage, treed lot. GLASTONBURY - New appliances. % room, equipped kitchen, Refinishing, (specializing in person, 9 to 2, sbc days a week, tion. CaU 649-5313. acre wooded lot. older floors). Inside and outside details as to compensation, etc. read blueprints and set up CX.EAN, 4 room heated apart FOURrROOM apartment, one- close, beautifully paneled $33,900. Pnilbnck Agency, exciting Contemporary Raised Many[any extnextras. $43,900. Owner, fireplace & 2 garages. Joe Monday throu^ Saturday. Call 14’ PENN Yan Runabout with ment, 643-2455. V car garage, all utilities paid. MANCHESTER - 9V4 room modern 4,000 square feet, Realtors, 6464200. Ranches. Minnechaugh Moun 6461142. Gordon, 6465306. painting. John Verfaille, 6 ^ APPLICATIONS Meadows Convalescent Home, MATURE Women wanted to Bridgeports and Lathes. 35 h.p. Johnson motor, trailer, $200 monthly. Located on MANCHESTER — Falknor 5750, 8^-2222. work weekends 8 a.m.-3 p.m. in MATERIAL handlers — Apply: Executive (toionial, 2tk baths, suitable offices, sbowrooms, Drive, Desirable expandable tain area. Woodhaven Drive. are being- taken for 646-2321, ext. 52, Mrs. Kingsley. good condition, $100. 643-8903 FIVE-ROOM heated apart Florence S tr^t, Manchester. top residential neighborhood. housekeeping department of Applications are being taken plus storage buildings on 4 NEW Colonials - Built by Mak Cape, presently undergoing Top quality construction, • • • • experienced, full-time for jnaterial handler positions, after 4 p.m. ment, three bedrooms, two Call 6444896 or 643-2282. Call for details, Hayes Agency, acres. Commercial, industrial. Construction, Inc. All city choice treed lots. High 60’s. B&W PORTER — Full-time, mature modern convalescent home. baths, available September 1st. face lifting. When completed, salespeople In our boys' Phone Mr. Jacobs, 646-2321. which involves the movement H tB T O O U 6464131. Don’t hesitate to call no matter utilities on deep lots. $37,500. Hayes Agency, 6460131. '' Glastonbury ■' Moving-Trucking-Stongo 20 individual. Excellent fringe $180 per month. Call 646-1418. PLEASANT four-room apart will include new rooL new The Barrow s 4 Wa llace co. shop. of raw materials and finished how little or how much space Call today, they won’t last at gutters, new amesite drive, two benefits, ^ p ly in person. East DMMEEIIMe ment, newly renovated. Stove COLUMBIA—Six-room Ranch, this price. Philbrick Agency, Realtors - MLS MANCHESTER Delivery — Apply In person to Mr. FRIENDLY Ice Cream Shops,.. products through plant areas, Flori*t‘Nur»erle» 48 you require. 1-223-4460. Only if new bedrooms on second level, : > A ll BRICK Manchester Parkade - M9-SJM Hartford (Convalescent Home, ^ p ly Personnel Department, 168 Forest Street MANCHESTER — Jefferson and refrigerator. For details fireplace, September to June. no answer, 521-7373. Realtors, 646-4200. North Coventry I Light trucking and package Palriquin, Youth Centre, 745 Main Street, East Hartford. 629 Burnside Ave., East Hart Apartment, 1 bedroom, wall-to- call, 647-1193. carpeting throughout, and ..New 4-bedroom brick dutch" ford wants you. Earn $30-$35 ’The Iona (tompany, 6 Regent Manchester GARDEN Mums — For sale, $251) per month. Security. much more at $30,900. For delivery. Refrigerators, Manchester Parkade, wall carpeting, dishwasher, Russmar Realty, 1-228-9234, or NEW RMSED RJUKHES ,|(^olonial. 3 baths, beamed.’ washers and stoves, moving weekly, part-time. Hours ap St., Manchester. 102 Avondale Rd., Manchester. 122 EAST CENTER Street - more information. Call Manchester, Ccnn. BUS BOY — Starting in Comer of Auburn Rd. appiiances, and sliding glass LARGE living room, fireplace, 649-9659. New first-floor office space, Bolton Carpeting in family room with I • first-floor family room with' ’ specialty, 6494)752. September, weekd^s, 12-3 proximately 11:30-2:30, doors to private porch, $185, 2 bedrooms, den, breakfast bar, Martens Agency, Realtors, 646 OWN A LOVELY HOME IN A Monday-Friday. No experience WANTED — Woman or student convenient location, ample EXECUTIVFS RETREAT 2550. fireplace, living room, dining ,, pegged oak flooring, % acre' 1 p.m. apply at (Javey’s to babysit infant, 20 hours per FALL SHIFT — 8 a.m. to 2:45 643-1440, 647-1342. newly carpeted, air- 456V4 MAIN Street - Family parking, on bus line. Will sub room, eat-in kitchen, IW JI wooded lot. Two fireplaces.! I COUNTRY aUB SETTMG Restaurant. 45- East Center necessary. Uniforms provided. p.m., 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., 6:30 conditioned, adults, 643-2316. unit, security, older children, Apply now or call 52^780 for week, days. Phone 646-5278. divide to fit your needs, 646- 10 room Colonial Cape, two MANCHESTER — New Ranch, baths, king sized master ..Drive by 236 Minnechaugh" 1-Level and Townhouse homes Bondt-Slockt-Mortgagot 27 CAB DRIVERS— Part-time for Street. p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Women for Garden Product* 80 FOUR ROOMS, second floor, $180. Call 6^2426, 9-5. 1180. ;; Drive. $68,500. ;; evenings and weekends. Also, ap^lntment. An equal oppor fieldstone fireplaces, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, dining room, full bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, in 1, 2 and 6bedroom models. light assembly of toys. Sitting, centrally located, stove in FOUR ROOM, second floor basement, quiet street. $34,900. MORTGAGES, loans first se full time driver needed for tunity employer. MACHINISTS — We have the BUCKLAND Farms — Retail apartment near park, bus stop 2 garages. 1% acres of Sun laundry, 2-car garages, acre Fireplaces, cathedral TOOL MAKER, machinists, following openings — Lathe, must be skilled, fast and ac cluded, no children or pets, THREE-Bedroom house, 41 EAST Center Street — Recep Hayes Agency, 6460131. iiWARREN E. HOWLAND;; cond, third. All kinds. Realty Manchester area, 12-9 p.m. center, corner Adams Sreet and middle-aged couple preferred, and stores. Stove and and Shade! lots. Starting at $37,900. ceilings, fully equipped G.E. milling machine operators, and Bridgeport, vertical turret curate with han^. Men to run Dougherty Street, $250 plus tion room and private office, , Realtor 6461108' > statewide. Credit rating un shift. You must have a good lathe operators. Experienced MACHINISTS - First class, ovens, pack and clean shop. Tolland Tpke. Farm fresh fruits 649-8733. refrigerator. $150 monthly, utilities. Available October 1st. kitchens, air-conditioning and able to set-w and work from lathe, cintimatlc. The Purdy small complex, reasonable. ' >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>»♦»»»»<; necessary. Reasonable. Con driving record and be reliable. preferred, will train r l ^ t man. Apply in person, Kage Co., 91 and vegetables. Delicious lease, security. Middle-aged Call Pat Huffman, 7424955. Write Box T, Manchester BELFIORE AGENCY FREIXIETTE & MARTiN full carpeting. Your own ten fidential, quick arrangements. East Hartford Cab, 107 Bum- blueprints. Paid medical, life Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, butter-sugar and yellow sweet couple. No pets or children, Realtors 647-1413 REALTORS 647-6663 nis courts, golf course, swim- Apply at Paragon Tool Com Manchester, 649-0000. Elm SStreet, t r ...... Manchester, 3rd. CHARLES Apartments — East Herald. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. side Ave., East Hartford. pany, 121 Adams Street, insurance, top wages, 50 hours, floor. corn. Easy to serve, fun to eat Middle Turnpike, 4Vi room references required. Available THREE-Bedroom house, MANCHESTER - 6room nping pool and club house. The 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart Manchester. ^ n cer Machine Corp., 757 out specialty. September 15th. Call 646-1074 (toionial, with 2-car gar EXPERIENCED Extruder Townhouse. IVt baths, all appliances, parking, yard, bas^ AVAILABLE Immediately — TOLLAND— Attractive 6room finest in condominium living. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. FULL-TIME positions for fur Coodwin Street, East Hartford, SPRAY PAINTER - Appliance appliances, two air- between 8:15-9:30 p.m. ment for storage. Call today, 528-9315. operators and equipment ground level space, large, MANCHESTER — Executive age. Large kitchen, dining Raised Ranch on 1.2 acre From $30,000. niture and appliance salesmen, FREE TOYS—Free Christmas manufacturer is in need of conditioners, carpeting, heat, $180. 38-21. Homefinders, $20 carpeted, anteroom, and room, 3 bedrooms. Only COVENTRY - $26,500 for this wooded lot. Nicely landscaped MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 5-day work week. Saturdays q^rator trainee. Communica AVAILABLE September 1st, Ranch, prestige neighborhood. adorable five-room Ranch, 3 in your free time. Demonstrate tion Cable Inc. continues to painter on the first shift. hot water, storage, patto, sound fee., 5494980. private toilet. Plenty of Custom-built for present owner $28,500. with brick front walk and much mortgages — interim financing and nights included. Apply W. toys for Friendly. (Call Cathy wages and benefits. Apply proofing. Basement garage. four-room apartment, heat, hot parking, centrally located on bedrooms, one-car basement planting. Dining "L” with a PILGRIRrS HARBOR T. Grant Co., Manchester povr and needs good people. O U B O R M V with all the amenities. Central — expeditious and confidential 684-3659. KEYPUNCH Personnel Department, TCe From $195 to $230. CaU oiarles water, stove, refrigerator, (hi PARTLY furnished five west side, heat and electricity air-conditioning, Pella Ter- 849-2818 e. Just right for the begin- sliding glass door to a large tri service, J. D. Real Estate Parkade. Company offers a high salary, Ponticelli, 649-9644, 646-0800. second floor. Call 6&1035 after amily. Fiano Agency, 646 Exit 14, off 1-91, Wallingford. plus an extensive benefit Iona Company, 6 Regent Street, WEEKOB SPECUl bedroom house. Appliances, included, $75 monthly. 64^26^. mopane windows and doors H level deck. Much carpeting. Assoc. 643-5129. RN’s-LPN ’s - Full-time, part- OPERATORS Manchester. 5 p.m. air, carpet, disnwasher, 2677. Kitchen with built-ins, 3 large Call for information or DID YOU know that most of program. You can choose • T T K throughout. First-floor family brochure. 1-2662011. Mildred ...... time. Accepting applications on Second shift, part-time. 456 MAIN Street — Three-room w asher-dryer, $325. 39-1. Resort Property-For Rent 88 room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2t4 bedrooms upstairs, IVi baths. Bualne$$ Opportunity 28 our representatives are all shifts (no rotations). between a standard 40 hours or SEPTEMBER 1st. occupancy, \ ^ v e n o n COLUMBIA — 6 room Ranch, 2- Downstairs has a very cozy Higgins, exclusive sales Excellent opportunity for a four-day, 10 hour per day RELIABLE woman to work COmCMBS apartment, heat, $130. Security. Homefinders, $20 fee., 549-6980. baths, rec room. Call today to women? Work the hours yoU Modem air-conditioned facility. housewives who desire extra part time asI jgrocery. store Famiiy unit. Call 646-2^, 9-1 3 bedrooms, appliances, COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, ------VTE car garage lot 108x300, family room finished in old agent. shift. Overtime is available if inspect his quality built home in beautiful in-ground cement EIGHTEEN hole miniature choose in your spare time. For Burnside Convalescent Home, income. Some experience clerk, days amntf one &evening. 25% Off on all vegetables, parking, basement, yard for Out of Town- Lakewood Heights. Beautiful 5- AA zone. Philbrick Agency, barn board and burlap, golf for sale, house, 6 lights, details, call 643-0513, after 5 289-9571, East Hartford. wanted. Please contact Mr. kids. Only $160. 34-21. For Rent 68 swimming pool, many extras. accented by an English style required. Call Data Carl Beyor, at Communication 646-9418. Friday, Saturday and Sun MANCHESTER - Executive room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call Realtors, 6464^. clubs, balls, etc. 1-974-0142 after p.m. Fuller Brush. day. Pick your own townhouse, 1500 square feet, Homefinders, $20 fee., 5494980. Mitten Agency, 6434930. 39 mill tax rate. Please call brick fireplace. A fourth Processing Manager at 569- Cable Inc., 5 (lien Rd., P.O. ^ x Russmar Realty 649-9659 or 226 Wanted-Real Estate 77 6 p.m. ELDERLY Gentleman wanted Situation Wanted 38 formal dining area, 2 huge ROCKVILLE — Centrally WEIST Side Cape — 6 rooms, 4 bedroom or study and a laundry APPLICATIONS now being 3-4 nights for dishwashing. App 1330. 1446, Manchester, Conn., 06040. tomatoes at the CORN bedrooms, \yi baths, fireplace, located 5-room apartment, MANCHESTER - $28,400 - 9234. are also downstairs. Large gar 643-4472, 649-2953. Wanted to Rent 89 down and 2 up. Wall-to-wall SELLING your home or FOR SALE — fully equipped accepted for fall. Dishwashers ly Cavey’s Restaurant, mor WILL babysit in my home full CRIB on Buckland Rd. includes heat, appliances, stove, heat, and hot water. One Three bedroom older home age. Many extras. Principals carpeting, fireplace, aluminum with IW baths now in the VERNON acreage? For prompt friendly restaurant, excellent shopping and cook, all hours available, nings. 45 East Center St. NOW Hiring — Pull and part- or part time, days. Have carpeting. Full private base PRESIDENTIAL child, no pets. $155 monthly. storm and screens. Near bus only. Low 40’s, 872-4815. service, call Louis Dimock center location. In Vernon on part or full time, days or nights. WANTED — Weekend atten Security. 646-1060. WANTED — 2-bedroom apart process of being remodeled. time help. Contact Mr. Jones, excellent qualifications. Call ment. $330 per month. Paul W. ment or house for rent, under line, $31,000.1%llbrick Agency, THE PRKE IS RKiKTn Realty, 649-9823. Route 83, Only $4,300. Call Also waitress, full-time days. GAL FRIDAY — responsible dants, also full-time shift 647-9286. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. VILLAGE APTS. When completed entire interior BOLTON — New Listing, 60’ at the Maintenance Dept., 4:30- Manager position available. $150. One child and dog. Am a Realtors, 646-4200. will be like a brand new home So why delay. An excellent 6 Owner 9 a.m.4 p.m. 643-8069. Apply to Tacorral, 246 Broad St. gal with good typing and phone 5:30 p.m., Minnechaug Golf R(XXVILLE—Modern 3-room U4iR built. Raised Ranch, 2 ALL CASH for your property Apply Hess, Broad Street, NATIVE Apples and peaches, MANCHESTER carpenter, willing to work on offering wall-to-wall carpeting room Ranch with 1 r .d PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 30. 1973 4-H Club Winners At County Fair ilanr Vatf r lEumittg Hpralh Manchester 4-H Club Hillslown L«tulh«r Pounders MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUG. 31, 1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 282 Manchester—A City of Village Charm members received many Merrilee Gorman, third in English fit PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS awards at the annual Hartford ting and showmanship, sixth in saddle EIGHTEEN PAGES seat showmanship, fifth in English CONSUMER SALES County 4-H Fair last weekend pleasure, junor, and third in pleasure at Bradley Field, Windsor ony; Michelle Riley, third in western fitting and showmanship, and in western Locks. They are as follows: horsemanship, first in western pleasure, junior; Michael Riley, fifth in western trail, pleasure pony and western llundy CraflerH horsemanship, junior. Mary Ellen Burr, third in western Chris Nelson, grand champion, junior pleasure, senior; Marcia Dolin, second division, in industrial arts, six blue rib in western pleasure, senior; Jeff Dolin, Nmon To Release bons. four red in industrial arts, one blue CLEARANCE CENTER first in pleasure pony, fourth In western in booth and in demonstration, two blues horsemanship and in western fitting and in record books; Newton Emerson, showmanship, junior; Sharon Edwards, Srand champion, senior division, in in- fourth in western trail, eighth in western ustrial arts, nine blue in industrial arts, fitting and showmanship, senior; Jean two blue in record books; Kevin Carrier, Bailey, third in western trail, sixth in Allowed To Die four blue in industrial arts, two blue itr western horsemanship, senior. record books; Kevin Moran, two blue, ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Told one red in industrial arts, one blue in Impounded Funds Busy Beavers record books; Mike Roy, two blue, one by doctors that there was no red in industrial arts, one red in record Francine Rowe, two blue in clothing, hope their 20-year-old son would WASHINGTON (AP) - The one blue, one white in foods, five blue, money would be released. ministration has apportioned or b«K)ks. recover from traffic accident million; North Carolina $1.7 Also. Alan Malan, one blue and red in three red in arts and crafts, one blue in BUYS Nixon adiginistration, which Hart said that unless the distributed only $576.5 million record books; Abby Rocker, one blue for has lost alnjost all of its court m illion; Oklahom a, $1.7 industial arts, one red and white in arts injuries, Lester and Madeline government entered a stipula of the $635.5 million mandated and crafts, one blue in record books; dress revue, three red in clothing, three SAVE Wojcik asked that he be allowed fights over ijinpoundment, is not million; Illinois, $1.5 million; blue, one white in foods, three blue, one 3 ; tion to that effect by 10 a.m. by Congress last year for school David Black, live blue, one red in in to die and that Ris kidneys be San Diego, $742,000; Connec dustrial arts, one blue in record books; white in vegetables, one blue in arts and UP TO contesting a federal district next Tuesday, he would issue an districts with substantial Keith Merritt, grand champion, junior crafts,, four red in i^otography, one blue used to help someone else live. court suit seeking the release of order restraining the ad ticut, $39,000; Florida, $1.6 division, in flowers. 11 blue six red, two in record books. expenses resulting from heavy “If Paul could have decided, $59 million in school funds. ministration from impound million; Alabama, $400,000, and white in flowers, reserve grand cham Gingas A concentrations of federal District of Columbia, $810,000. pion, junior division, in industrial arts, that's what he would have Justice Department lawyers ment of the funds. The suit was workers or federal property five blue, two red in industrial arts, one Hazel.Sierlach, one biue, two white in wanted,” Mrs. Wojcik said appeared at a hearing before filed by the states of The suit was the latest blue and red in arts and crafts, two blue poultry, two red, one white in within their boundaries. development in a continuing in vcgetabies, second, third and fourth in vegetables, one red-in rabbits, one blue after doctors removed Judge George L. Hart Jr., Washington, Pennsylvania, The development freed $5.1 poultry, one blue in demonstration, two mmAMi’s controversy over the Nixon ad in record books; Marilyn Gerlach, one breathing tubes that were Thursday and promised that the Texas, North Carolina, blue in record books. red, one white in poultry, one blue, one million for Maryland, whose keeping her son alive. Oklahoma, Illinois, Connec ministration’s impoundment of 3 Also, Billy Merritt, reserve grand red in rabbits, one blue, two red, one Washington suburbs are heavily funtis for various programs. champion, junior division, in flowers, 10 white in vegetables, two red in record ^ 445 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER NEAR McKEE / ticut, Florida, Alabama, populated by federal workers blue, four red in flowers, one white in books; Barbara Gerlach, three red In Newsprint Maryland, Nevada. Courts have heard 22 im poultry, four blue, two red. one white in poultry, one red, one white in vegetables, Researcher Arrested and military personnel, and $2.4 poundment suits so far this year industrial arts, one blue and red in arts one re d in record books; Charlie Herr Joining them in the suit were million for Fairfax County, and crafts, one blue in record books. mann, one red, one yellow in poultry, one DETROIT (AP) - The FBI Inquiry — and decided all but one blue, two red, one white in vegetables, San Diego, Calif., Fairfax Coun another Washington suburb. 4-H liumemukers has arrested a Ford Motor Co. ty, Va., and the District of against the administration, one red in record books; Robin Herr research engineer and a Roma Requested The suit listed these other im which contends that it holds Karin Johnson, reserve grand cham mann, one red, one yellow in poultry, one Columbia. red in vegetables and in record books, poundments: Washington, $1.7 final responsibility for expen pion, junior division, in photography, two nian government official on WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. The suit charged that the ad blue, two red, one white in photography, one blue in rabbits; Lori Herrmann, one PRESENT INVENTORY charges they conspired to steal Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., asked million; Pennsylvania, $1.5 diture of federal funds. one blue in foods, two blue in clothing, yellow in poultry, one white in two blue in arts and crafts, three blue In vegetables, one blue in record books. a secret glass-making process today for a Senate committee record books; Linda Nelson, three blue Sa/e Now Going On from the auto firm. The FBI investigation of the newsprint in clothing, one blue in record books; Bake and Baste Cindy Hultgren, one red in clothing, one Karen Benson, eight blue in arts and identified the two as John C. shortage. blue in record books; Susan Suntava, one crafts, one blue, two red in foods, one Akfirat, 39, of Ann Arbor, In a letter to Sen. Warren G. Water, Power Shortages blue in clothing and in record books; blue in clothing, one blue, one red, four ON AT THE CLOSEOUTS AND FLOOR SAMPLES FROM OUR Mich., and Alexandra Magnuson, D-Wash., chairman Becky Reuter, one blue in clothing and in white in home arts, two blue in record record books. books; Timothea Kargl, reserve grand FORMER NORMAN’S STORE ON HARTFORD ROADI OTHER 8 STORES. SO COME IN AND SAVEI Patrasku, 46, an official of the of the Senate Commerce Com champion, junior division, in arts and Zippert) and Spoons RATHER THAN MOVE NORMAN’S INVENTORY TO REMEMBER THERE ARE JSO’B OF BUYS-THE Romaniam Ministry of Light In mittee, Case said the inquiry Beset East, Midwest crafts, nine blue, two red in arts and dustry. The FBI said the should explore the cause of the Allison Misovich, three blue, three red, crafts, three blue in foods, two white in PARKADE WE HAVE FOLLOWINQ ARE ONE Off^KIND. FIRST COME, one white in clothing, two biue in record home arts, one biue in clothing and in material was stolen for sale to shortage, avenues of possible books; Christine Misovich. two blue in record books. MARKED ALL THE APPLIANCES, TELEVISIONS, FIRST SERVED. ^ a Portuguese firm, with Akfirat relief and ways in which the By BARTON REPPERT at this time of year. clothing, one blue and red in record Also, Dianne Black, one blue, one red AsBociated Press Writer "Heat is our main en Canada was being held back by books; Allison. Christine, Sheila and in home arts, three r ^ , two blue in arts STEREOS WAY DOWN — PLUS WE HAVE ADDED to receive $250,(XX). federal government might stagnant air masses. Marlene Misovich. one blue in booth. and crafts, one blue in foods, three red, assist. East Coast and Midwestern vironmental killer in this city,” one blue in clothing, one blue in record cities beset by a sweltering Cimino said, noting that the hot John Mayer, the weather ser Happy Spoons books; Debbie Black, two blue, one red Case said six New Jersey in clothing, one white in foods, blue in Going Strong . weekly newspapers already heat wave today face water weather usually makes chronic vice’s chief meteorologist in Sharon Giola, three blue, one red in record books; Jane Price, one blue, one DELUXE HOOVER 1-TUB WHIRLPOOL 115 VOLT shortages and continuing elec illness worse. New York, said the current home arts, one blue in foods; Lisa red in clothing, one white in foods, one W HIRLPOOL SPACE CENTER, Houston have ceased publication and Somoza, one blue in clothing, one blue in Ifr tric power problems. The situation was similar to a “Ber red in home arts, one blue, one red in I t l (AP) — Space Agency doctors others are cutting back to save Chicagoans on Thursday got a foods; Merrilee Gorman. Two white in UNDER THE COUNTER National Weather Service muda high,’’ a semipermanent clothing, one red in arts and crafts, one arts and crafts, one blue in record books. say the Skylab 2 astronauts paper. welcome respite, with the 1 forecasts no relief from the blue in record books. Lone Members W A S H E R - “are still going strong” and p.m. temperature there hitting high-pressure system that ELECTRIC heat until after the Labor Day extends into the Atlantic. Woodshocks Bernard Zimmerman, three blue in credit their good health to rigid 76 degrees instead of in the 90s arts and crafts, one blue in industrial Discolored weekend Robert Giola Jr., one red in industrial DISHWASHER ^ exercise sessions aboard the or- as earlier this week. But high “You get some cooler low- arts, one red, one white in flowers, one In New York City, officials humidity continued. arts, one red in arts and crafts; Thomas blue in recoM books; Noreen Carrier, S P I N D R Y E R Accused Of Murder biting laboratory. More pressure systems' moving Giola. one red in industrial arts, one red DRYER Water declared a water emergency as The National Weather Ser in arts and crafts. two red, one white in arts and crafts, one medical, solar astronomy and through it occasionally, but the blue in record books. the temperature Thursday hit a other experiments were vice forecast no over-all relief tendency is that they are not Richard Green, 26, of Vernon leaves Circuit Court 12, East Hartford Thursday afternoon year-high 98 degrees for the se- scheduled by the spacemen Explained from the heat wave until at strong enough and the hi^- where he was arraigned on a charge of murder in connection with the deaths of his two cond time this week. least next Tuesday, largely young children. Green is flanked by Lt. Edwin CJarlson, right, and Sgt. M artin Kincman of today on their 35th day In earth One of the more unpleasant, pressure system just builds up orbit. Philadelphia pumped river because cool air from western again,” Mayer said. the Special Services Unit of the Vernon Police Department. (Photo by Knapp.) yet least harmful byproducts of water into city reservoirs to A the current heat' wave is dis * 9 9 * 1 2 8 1 help offset an upsurge of water * 1 2 8 Talk Pension Costs colored water in the town’s consumption. Eight Hospitals DETROIT (AP) — Contract water system — a condition that The New York State Power talks between the United Auto has brought a rash of com G-E (208 Volt Lowest) FAMOUS SRAND LARGE CAPACITY Pool for a third day reduced 4 CYCLE, UNDER THE COUNTER Workers and Chrysler Corp. plaints, especially from West voltage by 5 per cent but No Immediate To Raise Rates 9.5 Cu. R . SIDE-RY-SIDE Vernon Man Accused centered today on the cost of Side water customers. , utilities said voluntary con pension Improvements sought The high temperature and sumer cutbacks slightly by the. union. UAW President excessive humidity of the past St. Vincent’s Hospital, DISHWASHER E L E C T R I i r eased the power drain caused HARTFORD (AP) - At least REFRIGERATOR- Leonard Woodcock told week, explained Jay Giles, by heavy use of air con Relief Seen eight Connecticut hospitals will Bridgeport, has scheduled in Of Double Murder newsmen Thursday that the director of public works, has ditioners. by raising various rates by Oct. creases totaling 2.5 per cent to issue of voluntary overtime, caused a growth of non-harmful 0 BARBARA RICHMOND Scattered power failures 1, led by 5.6 per cent at Sharon take effect Sept. 10. The in RANGE FREEZER Green, who has been County Superior Court, one of the union’s key goals, algae in the town’s four reser (Herald Reporter) employed part-time as a head Rockville. were reported in Ohio and the In Heat Wave Hospital and 5.4 per cent at creases are for various services must be resolved. The current voirs. The algae, he said, dis Richard Green, 26, of Vernon waiter at the Country Squire Lt. Edwin Carlson an Sgt. W ashin^n metropolitan area, University-McCook Hospital and laboratory tests and do not contract expires Sept. 14. colors the water and adds some where an air pollution alert con in Hartford. The Sharon in affect room rates. Garden Apts., Rt. 83, Vernon, Restaurant in Ellington, Martin Kincman of the Special bad taste and bad odor. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS has b ^ n charged with murder graduated in June from the tinued for the seventh straight crease, effective Oct. 1, will Bristol Hospital plans in ^ 5 8 Services Unit of the Vernon He emphasized, “The dis The record-shattering heat wave that has oppressed in connection with the deaths of University of Hartford with a day. add up to $8 to all room rhtes, creases of 2.1 per cent effective Police Department are in coloration, the odor and the wnh PotscniMiar and Rlnsa and Hold his three-month-old daughter, The water emergency was Connecticut residents for several days was expected to bringing the daily rates to Oct. 1, hiking room rates 1 BS in business administration charge of the investigation. M r s . N o e l taste definitely aren’t harmful declared in New York when ^ 3 8 Rachael and 2Vk-year-old son, and also was taking evening Private funeral services will continue through the Labor Day weekend. G between $70.50 — $M.50. between $2 and $5 daily. The to health.” Sean. courses at the university. water pressure dropped The National Weather Service at Bradley Airport said Starting Saturday, the daily rooms will cost between $55 and be held for the two children He said the water department dangerously low in many areas. 5 CU. FT. Vernon police said they Mrs. Patrica Green, his wife, W i n n e r O f room rate at McCook will be $80. 1 FAMOUS BRAND with the Johnson-Kania is continuing to chlorinate the the same hot, hazy and humid weather with temperatures received a call from Green is a nurse at St. Francis The city was reported gulping $90, up from $85. Other rates At Danbury Hospital, a 2.2 M AHCCW F ■f’uneral Home, 105 Oak St., water supply and is treating the water at a rate of more than 2.1 nearing the 100-degree mark appears on tap through ELECTRIC 1 shortly before 8 a.m., Hospital in Hartford and will increase also, making the per cent increase becomes Windsor Locks in charge of $5,000 reservoirs with copper sul billion gallons daily, compared Tuesday. ’Thursday, saying he had been reportedly was at work at the hike at McCook an aggregate effective Oct. 1, making daily arrangements. There will be no phate, to eliminate the algae with 1.4 billion gallons on a nor UPRIGHT out walking the dog and came time of the tragedy. On his The record 98 degree one. room rates range from $60 to DRYER calling hours. "My daughter told me it was growth. He estimated the water mal summer day. east part part of the country.” CASRANCE 1 back to find the two children application for a public Besides their parents, they temperature for August 31 set Meriden-Wallingford |92. a lucky number when she gave will be cleared in three or four In Philadelphia, Water Com Eugene Sturgeon, public Automatic or Time Dry 4-Ruraor Compact near death. defender Green said he was 20 years ago faced a threat Hospital will increase rates 5.2 leave their maternal grand me the ticket,” said Mrs. Ber days. missioner Carmen F. Guarino relations director for Northeast REFRIGERATOR separated from his wife. The today as the weatherman said per cent Oct. 1, adding $2 to $4 Officers Leo Poirier and parents, Mr. .and Mrs. William nadette Noel of 27 Brainard PL, Giles said some of the said the city was trying to Utilities, said most heavy in James Hodges responded to the details of this have not been the mercury would soar into the to its daily room charges. They I urn F. Crowley of Windsor Locks a $5,000 winner in Thursday’s problem with West Side water replenish reservoirs being dustries and large businesses ■ call. They said the babies were revealed by police other than to 90s. will total between $61.50 and and their paternal grand state lottery drawing. is because of a broken water drained at a rate of more than will be inactive during the in separate bedrooms. ’They verify the fact they were ’The 98 degrees registered at $77. s|)iire time parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert “I was in Hartford with the main under the impassable half a billion gallons a day, holiday weekend and won’t were administered oxygen and separated. 2:25 p.m. Thursday busted the Daily room rates at Derby’s $ A l l R. Green of Manchester. Sunshine Group entertaining Olcott St. bridge, both damaged compared with normal daily drain power supplies. 9 8 8 $ 1 9 8 then taken, by ambulance, to Green was arraigned in Cir old mark for August 30 of 97 in Griffin Hospital will be boosted into patients at St. Francis Hospital in the deluge which hit usage of 370 million gallons. 1953. Another record was set by Meanwhile, the Northeastern QO 1 ^ 0 [ Rockville General Hospital cuit Court 12, East Hartford, Forest Fire Protection Com between $3.50 and $4 Oct. 1, Thursday afternoon. When I got Manchester on June 30. He said District of Columbia officials Northeast Utilities, which with the new rates ranging sj);n e cash where they were pronounced yesterday afternoon and his home, I looked at my lottery the water main will be replaced closed a vehicle inspection sta mission expressed fears of dead-on-arrival. case was assigned to Public serves most of Connecticut and from $60.50 to $76. The percen FAMOUS RRAND, 4,000 RTU Aillon ticket and couldn’t believe it simultaneously with the con tion until the air pollution situa New England. It said it reached forest fires because of the lack L«am Incomt T » 1 CONSOLE AM/FM DEUXE HOOVER UPRIGHT GONVEimBlE Tolland County Medical Defender Terry Sullivan. He tage annual increase will be 5.3. was a winner. So, P ran to my struction of a new bridge. tion improves. The shutdown of precipitation during the past Pr*parallo#froiii Examiner Dr. Francis Burke was taken to the Connecticut a record power demand of 12.8 Putnam’s Day—Kimball daughter and had her check. The broken water main came after 11 employes at the two weeks in Connecticut. H«R Block gave the cause of death of Sean million kHowatts Thursday Hospital will increase room and AIR Correctional (Onter, Hartford, I’m so happy and excited about caused a shift in the flow station became ill b^ause of Two small forest fires oc Thouundt with tparo VACUUM as asphyxiation. The exact Verdict between 1 and 2 p.m. other charges an average 4.8 time art aarnlng axtra STEREO where he was held without winning, I don’t know yet what pattern through the entire hot weather combined with curred in Simsbury and at the monay In tha growing cauM of Rachael’s death has bond. Connecticut Light and Power per cent Oct. 1, the new room I’ll do with the money,” she system, in many instances dis- fumes from idling automobile Co. said an hour-long brownout Somers Enfield line Thursday. field of profOMlonol In- ' noy been determined pending He was given a hearing rates ranging from $55 to $71. come tax aervice. Enroll said. Mging sediment in the water engines. The National Weather Ser COMHTIOffiR CLEANERS inrther examination of tissues before the bail commissioner in Awaited due to an overloaded That^represents a hike of ment open to men and PHONOGRAPH Mrs. Noel, who was named pipes, Giles explained. Health officials in New York transformer affected, about 10 vice also reported that there is women ofall egea. Job In- ~^and vital organs. that court this morning. Bond between $2 and $5 daily. “Mrs. Senior Citizen for 1973,” Because of the shift in the said the heat wave was partly homes in Cheshire Thursday an “increasing threat of serious tervlewa available for beat Police said, however, there was set at $50,000 and he was atudanta. Sand for free NEW HAVEN (AP) - The stopped at the Senior Citizen flow pattern, said Giles, many to blame for an increase in the night. However, power officials air stagnation” as the hot spell were no apparent signs of returned to jail. His case was Information an* claaa tedious wait continued today in Center to share her good news water users in the West Side city’s death rate. expressed optimism that there continues. achedulaa today. violence at the apartment. continued to Tuesday in Tolland ^ 8 9 0 0 Superior Court for a verdict in with her friends this morning. now are getting more water Health (^mmissioner Joseph would be no further problems State employes working in Claasea Start September 12th.' non-air conditioned rooms at Thera are 2 the triple-murder trial of "My daughter Theresa’s than usual from Porter and A. Cimino said 150 people died during the heat wave. 3 Injuries Fatal ^ venlant cfa^toMHone. . 1 ^ 0 Guillermo Aillon as the jury birthday is today, so can you Howard Reservoirs. Previous Sunday, 250 died Monday and Spokesmen for Northeast the Capitol in Hartford got deliberated for a fourth day. imagine a more appropriate ly, they were getting water 300 dieid Tuesday. He said a some relief from the beat. They To Motorcyclist I DOCKIBLOCK. Utilities said the New England Armored Truck time to win $5,000?” she said. from the Charter Oak and Line figure of 200 deaths a day was area “is in better shape than were allowed to go hbme at 2 DARIEN (AP) - Edward H. CONTACT THI OFFICE NEAHiaT Y O lU FAMOUS BMW ir Diag. Measure 14” Diag. Maasuramant The jury gave no indication of p.m. Thursday. Hilgeman III, 18, of Cape Coral, , 356R Weat Middle Tpke. • the reason for its lengthy dis “Theresa told me not to get St. wells. considered normal for the city any other section in the north- • 646-5440 .| UHF/VHF TUNIN6 Fla., died Wednesdw of in cussions. The panel slipp^ out shook this week, because I still I We accept Maater Charge and | 100% SOLID STATE Reports Loss have the $75,000 drawing to go juries he received in a^otorcy- a Bapk Americard ■ PORTABLE P O R T A R L E through a back door 'Thursday cle accident, police said. " PlaaaesaiNliiwIraalnfonnitlon i 1 night after ending deliberations through next week,” she added. Mrs. Noel said she hopes she Hilgeman, formerly of at 11 p.m. Ninw- TELEVISION does win the $75,000 next week, Darien, was thrown from his TV Of $14,500 At the end of the day but feels she is lucky winning motorcycle when it failed to C O L O R T V Thursday, the 12 jurors had the $5,000. negotiate a curve and struck a state Police are investigating another Wells Fargo employe. spent a total of 28 hours during telephone pole on a local street, Stati— -Jp. the 1m of $14,500 in currency His name didn’t appear on the officers said. T h u i^ y , somewhOre along the police report. the three days mulling over a Pbona- $ ^ table full of evidence linked to He died at Stamford Hospital. MEH 8/30 5 eight-mile stretch of 1-84, Fletcher reported the loss to HOTTI^R IQUPANDIMILTODAVM ^ 9 8 between Keeney St., Manchester police. They, in the August 1972 stabbing deaths * 1 8 8 Manchester, and Carpenter turn, reported it to state police. of Aillon’s wife and her parents. 1 18” DIag. Maasuramant 19” Diag. Measuronioiil 25” Diag. Maasuramant Rd., Bolton. A search of the eight-mile While the jurors debated the The cash, contained in a stretch of highway turned up no case in secret, Aillon wait^ -- NOTICE money bag and to be delivered money and no clues, police said. nervously in a small detention TOWN OF MANCHESriR, CONNECTICUT P O R T A B L E P O R T A B L E C O L O R 0 ultimately to the N. Main St. of- They said the missing canvass cell nearby. Quite warm and humid Hce of the Savinp Bank of bag was about a foot square. tonight. Patchy, early morning About five dozen spectators, WATER & SEWER DEPARTMENT Manchester, reporti^y fell out Other bags in the truck con fog. Lows between 70 and 75. including members of the Mon C O L O R T V of a Wells Fargo armored taining money were intact, they Sunny, hot and humid Saturday. POSITION VACANCY C O L O R T V C O N S O L ^ V 1 tano and Aillon families, stayed High in the 90s. truck, being driven with its said. back door open. into the night Thursday in hopes ^ecipitation probability is 10 LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Wells Fargo employe James The West Hartford office of of hearing a verdict. per cent tonight, 20 per cent Sat. to Fletcher of 40 Olcott St., the Wells Fargo, the point from One woman not related to Saturday. $9,817.60-$10,212.80 which the truck was dis £ . $ 9 7 8 UHF/VHF driver, told police he entered I- either family said she had given 40-Hour Week Control W ir 84 after making a delivery to patched, has offered a'reward away two tickets for a perfor Outlook Sunday—mostly sun- Successful ^Rain Dance’ * 2 1 8 6 P.M. the Hartford Rd. branch of the for information leading to the mance in Wallingford by coun ny, hot and humid. To be in diai|e of o l testing fodities for prbnary end tocondory return of the money. TTi m with Savings Bank. He said he try singer Eddy Arnold to be at High Low When nature decided to endow Manchester and the rest of of the new turf on Memorial Field. While the substitute setngo tiootnnnt idants and Rater siw ly qnaMy control information are being asked to Anchorage 54 42 noticed the truck’s left-rear the courthouse. the Northeast with high temperatures and humidity but no was enjoyable to these two, the rest of Manchester can Pogroo in Oioniistry, or tno years’ colege ciieinistry. IKSTAKT CREDIT AVAILABLE! TAKE IT WITH VOU OR WE DELIVER - VOU SAVE EITHER WAV door swinging open shortly call 549-5980 or 647-1724. The jurors remained in their Boston 99 77 rain; man had to step into the gap. These two unidentified only find other ways to beat the heat and perhaps be a bit Ubeid fringe benefits after 11 a.m., when he looked in In charge of the Investigation room or in the adjoining cour Chicago 84 75 young ladies appear to be making an appeal for rain which green-eyed with envy for not thinking, "why didn’t I think Afffy to Personnel Office, Municipal BidMnt 41 Center Street the rear-view window as he ap is Sgt. Robert Besescheck of troom throughout the day, Denver 85 66 San Francisco 59 53 the City Recreation Department in a surrogate role for of that too?” Manchester, ConnecticHt 06040 by Septendier 15, 1973. SALE AT THE FORMER NORMAN'S STORE ONLY! proached Bolton Notch. In the the Hartford State Police eating light meals brought in by truck with Fletcher was Barracks. court personnel. Washington 95 76 Mother Nature supplied in theiorm of sprinkler irrigation % 4