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BIG BASE MILLINGTON, Tenn. (UPI) I About Town — The U.S. Naval Air Station Playground Notes here is the largest landlocked Navy base in the United States. i ^ lupntnn Urralh Manchester Barracks No. The 3,500-acre base, witji-^' 100-yard Dash: Bobby Ken- Verplanck 786, World War I Veterans, and 10,000 personnel, is training yon. Auxiliary will have a picnic Cartwheel Tournament: headquarters for the Navy’s MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1974 - VOL. Xfclll, No. 251 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -e ig h t pa g e s - t w o sec tio n s p r ic e : f ift e e n c en ts Eileen Byrne, Holly Tueman. 50-Yard Dash; Patty Sunday noon at the home of technical training command, Hopscotch: Holly Trueman, Wojnarowski. Mrs. Mary McCarthy, 170 headed by Rear Adm. A.M. Warren Ave., Vernon. Susan Byrne. 50-Yard Race 11 yrs.: Kim Sackett Balloon Rodeo: Mike Tuley, Stevenson. Members are reminded to bring a dish of their choice. Chairs, Sackett also commands 59 Susan Byrne, Russ Dagenais, 50-‘Yard Race 12-yrs.; Karen other training facilities at Danny Arnold. Wojnarowski. tables and items for the kitchen social will be needed. more than 30 bases on the Price of Paris: 1. Karen mainland and Hawaii. ^ Grinavich, Sue Clavette, Deb­ Bowers Evidence Lacking, bie Black. Pet Parade; Prettiest, Rob­ Whistle stop: 1. Tom Duff, bie and Debby Strimike; Joe Fitzgerald, 2. Diane Black, laziest, Kristin and Lauren Lynn Tracy. Karlson; most playful (gerbal), SEALTEST ICE CREAM A,* Line Tag Competition: Gwen Kristina Monaco; most colorful IS CHEAPER Duff, David Black, Stephen (camelion), Michael Lohr; Byrne. Nixon Friends Say most loved, (frog), Robbie COFFEE Puppet Contest: Scariest, Monaco; eight-legged (double Mike Tuley; best executed, Ken IS CHEAPER .pawed cat), Stuart and Scott By MIKE FEINSILBER Wiggins said because "it is not clear and the Watergate break-in to try to forestall a McPhearson; cutest, Tim Hall, MacClugich; best behaved BOILED HAM convincing.” To warrant action, "it must thorough FBI investigation. Ellen Byrne; funniest, Jill WASHINGTON (UPI) - President (wired haired terrier), Jill, John drive to the conclusion that Richard Nixon Not so, said Wiggins. He said Nixon’s ac­ Tracy; most clever. Sue IS CHEAPER Nixon’s chief defender on the House and Jeff Lampson; most sought m must be impeached for high crimes and tions in view of the known involvement of Donnelly; kookiest, Gary after female (French poodle), Judiciary Committee argued today misdemeanors.” some former and present CIA employes in Trueman; most original, Keith Brenda Mayo; fluffiest (cat), that Congress: lacks the evidence to "A supposition, however persuasive, is the break-in, was "wholly responsible and Boushee, Debbie Black. Pat May. CANNED HAMS warrant impeachment of Nixon. not evidence,” Wiggins said. “A bare wholly reasonable and inconsistent with Pet Show: Best purr. Holly Buckley Aop CHEAPER Silver-haired Republican Carles E. possibility — no matter how convincing — the notion it was inspired by a corrupt Trueman; best snake, Stephen Aquatic Creatures with Wood Wiggins, R-Calif., who comes from tile is not evidence.” % motive.” and Kevin Byrne; cutest dog, Remnents: Most creative same district Nixon represented in Wiggins sought specifically to disprove Wiggins, as well as other Presidential Ken MacPhearson; smallest BOTTDMRDUNDS(p«MrCuQ design, Laura Carulo; most in­ Congress a quarter of a century ago, two of the 17 charges against Nixon laid supporters on the panel, were attempting toad, Kathy Blocking; most ARE CHEAPER genuous design; Beth Gallup. *** opened the second day of impeachment out in the two proposed articles of im­ to at least soften the attacks by ferocious dog, Caryn Four Square Tournament: debate by attacking the accumulated peachment which had been put before the Democrats and to overcome the apparent Southwick; friendliest, Gilman Boys, Jeff Poulin, Tom Held; evidence as too sparse to justify removal committee and the country by the defection of two important GOP Lagusse and Scott Russell; Girls, Karen Wojnarowski, of the President from offee. Democrats. members, both from illlinois — Robert prettiest, Judy Rawson; loudest bananas are cheaper. Plums are Cheaper, Lettuce Is Marie Curry. Taking the opposite position was Rep. The two charges Wiggins attacked both McClory, second ranking Republican, and dog, Keith Boushee; most un­ Cheaper, Land of Lakes or State Butter Is Always Cheaper Charter Oak Park here. John Conyers, D-Mich., an early advocate contend Nixon used the CIA shortly after Tom Railsback. ique plywogs, Laura Pet Parade: Nosiest dog, of impeachment. Speaking next after Southwick; funniest dog. Bob LeAnn and Stacy Spears; most Now Is The Time To Fall In Love With Wiggins, Conyers focused his attack on the Maynville. intelligent dog. Chip Tug-O-War on a Dog President’s secret 14-month bombing Clay Modeling Contest: 1. Lupachino; friendliest dog, PINEHURST campaign against Cambodia and lies he Tape Ruling Welcomed Linda James, 2. Graham Tina Ames; cutest dog, Pierre vantage of one of the many hot dog specials being held in said Nixon told to conceal it from the MacPhearson, 3. Eileen Byrne, Thivierge; smallest dog, Mike Losing out in what might be described as a dog-eat-dog CHOCK FULL '0 miitr — ------American people. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The doing so "demonstrated his respect for the 4. Ken MacPhearson, 5. Scott honor of National Hot Dog Month in July. (UPI photo) and Laurie Albert; smallest pet world, John Hanning, 8, of Minneapolis, has his dog Wiggins, longtime friend of Nixon, said Supreme Court’s unanimous decision law.” Russell, 6. Kelly Rheault, 7. (mice), LeAnn Stauffers; most snatched by his pal bulldog Prudence. John was taking ad- he winced when he heard himself Scott said, ”I am glad that the President Dawn LaChance, 8. Fiona COFFEE 8 9 * forcing the release of more White unusual pet (turtle), Robbie described on television this morning as the House tapes generally was welcomed has complied ... as I have long advocated, MacPhearson. but I also think the tapes should be Ames; cutest rabbit, Sandy President’s chief defender. But that is a in all three brashes of government Waddell Stauffer; shyest gerbal, LeAnn No Limit...No Coupons...2 Lb. Cans of this Fine Coffee only role he has assumed since the Judiciary screened by the House Judiciary Com­ Chess Tournament: Peter Stauffer and Chris O’Brien. Committee started examining the Wednesday — by Democrats and mittee leaders.” Robinson. Checker Tournament: 1. Chip Historic-Placea Guidebook New FORMAL’S INN inc; evidence nearly 12 weeks ago. Republicans alike. In a statement from San Clemente, Weal Side ’""ciiiscd wusiiuw Calif., Nixon had said: Lupacchino; 2. Pierre 1 The thousands of pages of evidence Nixon’s decision to comply immediately Pet Show: Largest, 1. Laurie 1 Thiverge. Washington — A new “Guide can be obtained for $1.90 from $1 BQ FLOUR examined since then are inadequate, was applauded by Vice President Gerald "While I am of course disappointed in Long, 2. Ken B eckw ith; Horseshoe Tournament; 1. For the tux the results, I respect and accept the to Historic Places of the Ameri­ the Superintendent of Docu­ R. Ford and Senate Republican leader smallest. Barb! Webster, Mike ments, U.S. Government Print­ Keith Condon; 2. Pierre can Revolution” has been pub­ 3 Lb. Can 0 9 S ite . Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania. court’s decision and I have instructed Mr. Kitsock; friendliest, 1. Mark Thivierge. lished by the National Park ing Office, Washington, D.C. that’s inn Barry Picked St. Clair (White House lawyer James D. Cromwell, 2. Carol Sloan, 3. Green Service (NPS) to help the na­ 20402. St. Clair) to take whatever measures are fo r him Save 20$ on all Vi Qallons of $1.39 flavors of Hearing Opens Ford, who said he “repeatedly Cheryl Wagner, most obedient: Pet Parade: Prettiest, John tion celebrate its bicentennial. urged that the President abide by the necessary to comply with that decision in 1. Jim Laria, 2. Laurie Long, 3. Lumbruna; smallest, Tammy Also listed in the paperback Unanimously all respects.” volume are 200 other bicenten­ SEALTEST ICE CREAM Rep. Peter Rodino, top left, chairman of, the House Supreme Court decision,” said Nixon in Kiffy Silver, cutest, 1. Keith Frank Amona. Pratldant Beashier; best behaved, Teddy nial-era sites not administered Judiciary Committee, opens the impeachment hearing. Hurley, 2. Kiffy Silver, 3. CummingM^cutest, Kathy U. S. corn exports normally 147 Birch St. Manchaatar. Conn. 05&40 by the NPS. Taltphont IO . 9 Wotk Days Rep. Tom Railsback, top right, in his opening remarks David M. Barry of Manchester received Peggy Steven; most colorful, 1. Brown; nn!ost lovable, John account for over half the world The 135-page booklet, which tttC' i 649*7901 10-6 Saturday Keith Hurley, 2. Whitey trade in feed grains. $1 IQ criticized the conduct of President Nixon but stopped short the unanimous nomination for state Koba, funniest looking and best contains maps and photographs. senator in the Democratic Fourth Stevens; most unusual, 1. performer, Jay Fleming. ■ * ■ w Ballon of saying he would vote for impeachment. Rep. William High Court Bars Senatorial District Convention Wednesday Shirley Adams, 2. Teri Adams, Four Square 11 and under: and buy all $1.49 and $1.59 flavors of this fine Ice Hungate. bottom left, indicated in his opening remarks that 3. Jim Laria. he felt there are grounds for impeachment. Rep. Charles night in Manchester. Peter Mainelli. praam for $1.29 Vi Gallon. ’The Fourth District seat has been held Bubble Gum Contest: 1. Four Square 12 and over: Sandman, bottom right, attacked leaks from the committee Largest bubble; Shirley ...... for the last two terms by Republican Michael Mirucki. and the news media, saying he found no sufficient evidence David (Jdegard of Manchester, who is Distant Busing Adams, 2. Laurie Long, 3. Highland to warrant impeachment. (UPI Photos) seeking re-election. Michelle Quey. Hula-Hoop Contest: 1. Phil Checkers Tournament; 1. COTTAGE p "™ -- ’The Fourth Senatorial District is com­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Melley, 2. Suzanne Hebert, 3. posed of nearly half of Manchester plus Roth’s ruling reassigned pupils from John Pickham. Patty Packard. Supreme Court today in a Detroit case Arm Wrestle: 1. (12 and up), AGWA CHEESE PARTLY CLOUDY the entire towns of Glastonbury, East rejected large scale busing across Detroit’s schools, which are 65 per cent Pet Show; Smartest, John Peggy Stevens; (9tll), Chris Windsor, South Windsor, Bolton, Coven­ county lines to bring about racial in­ black, to the white suburban schools with Warren, Patty Breen; prettiest. 704 5179* try, Andover and Hebron. a total pupil population of 780,000. Bouchey; (7-8), Bruce _ tegration of black inner city and white Dawn Trotter, Shawn Murphy; Campaign Charge Barry’s name was placed in nomination The case was returned to lower federal Maradino. most gentle, Jan DelGrecco, At Ptnehurst ^ Wednesday night by Manchester Mayor surburban schools. courts for a decree “directed to Chess Tournament: 1. Gary Nicole LaBlank The 5-4 opinion reversed lower federal John ’Thompson. Seconding speeches were (See Page Fourteen) Gullo; 2. Mike Adams. Keeney LAND OF LAKES R l|4 court orders that have caused a social Keeney St. made by Democratic Town Chairman Obstacle Race: (6-9) 1. m m i Alvah Phillips of Coventry, Democratic furor in Detroit, with elections turning on Pet Parade: Cutest, Darcy Filed by Panuzio Dorothy Stratton, 2. Nancy Ym sa^Tnvited.,. or STATE BUnERib. Town Chairman Richard Keefe of Hebron, the candidates’ attitude toward school Kapitke; best breed, Lorraine Granger. (10-13) 1. Craig (when purchased with any 2.00 additional order) and former Democratic Town Chairman busing. Edgar; smallest, Nancy Clouds clearing towards evening, with Woykovsky, 2. Richard Ivaldi. Steele admitted a delegate committed to William Young of South Windsor. The opinion—the last of the current Inside Today's Granger; friendliest, Chris low temperatures tonight around 60. Bike Parade: 1. Nancy ic e b e r g HARTFORD (UPI) - GOP guber­ him had shown the letter to another Barry, 44, represented the Fourth court session—had been awaited for many Terry. Becoming cloudy and fo g ^ toward morn­ Granger. natorial contender Nicholas A. Panuzio has delegate, but, he said, “from this one ing, and partly cloudy with highs in the Senatorial District from February 1966 to weeks both in Detroit and in such other Basketball One-on-One; 1. filed an unfair campaign practices com­ major cities as Indianapolis, Louisville Valley St. BANANAS LEHUCE isolated instance, Nick is now charging 70s Friday. Outlook for Saturday: Cloudy January 1971. In 1971, he made an un­ Rich Ivaldi, 2. Craig plaint against a taxpayer’s group that says and Atlanta. Cross-district consolidation Pet Show: Best all-around hfiaseCmie that my organization is 'circulating a with seasonable temperatures. successful bid for the Democratic nomina- Hrrali Wojkovsky. dog, David and Tommy Boland; he is a poor administrator who is beholden letter to the delegates.’’’ tidn for U.S. representative in the First of schools has become a major issue since Sockey Tournament; 1. best groomed dog, David Ted- 19* 1,3 39* to big money interests. The congressman labeled the Congressional District (Greater Hart­ the desegregation controversy moved Margaret Hanley, 2. Cliff Strat­ Area P ro file...... Pages 6, 7, 22 ford; quietest cat, John Agway, the farm supply and food marketing cooperative created The Bridgeport mayor, who enters the allegations “last-minute, panic-button ford). Barry has served Manchester as a away from the South, ton, 3. Tim Walsh. Degnoti; fluffiest cat, Mary Today, as alwaya.’betteFmeata’a^^ PinehuVat’ ...... Republican nominating convention In an opinion by Chief Justice Warren E. Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 11 Buckely (See Page Fourteen) Hannon Wins town director, deputy mayor, state Beth McLaughlin; cutest dog, in 1964 to serve New England, New York, Pennsylvania, New Friday, branded as "scurrilous if not representative (1959 to 1961), and most Burger, the court held that desegration Business B odies...... Page 8 Animal Parade: Most exotic, DUBUQUE libelous,’’ a letter mailed to GOP Cheri Mortocchio. Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, is marking its second decade of Over Burke recently as town counsel. must be confined to the limits of the Summer Pops Concert...... Page 20 Laura Kenyon; friendliest, delegates urging opposition to the mayor In a brief acceptance speech at school district unless some sort of "inter­ Bobby Kenyon; sleekest dog, Softhall Results service this year. Although specializing in farm production sup­ HAM C jm C O and he accused his opponent. Rep. Robert district violation” is proved. Legion wins zone title...... Page 15 Highland Park 6, Charter Oak 2, Wednesday night’s convention, Barry Jody Nickerson; smallest poet in 4 lb. can H. Steele, R-Copn., of trying to take ad­ A lively Democratic convention in recounted alleged shortcomings of the pre­ Detroit’s area-wide desegregation order Cross country winners ...... Page 15 die, Michelle and Marie Corriej Highland Park 12, Charter Oak plies, Agway also serves many urb^'^and suburban patrons with vantage of the issue. Connecticut’s Third Senatorial District encompassing 53 districts was issued by 15; Green 4, Bowers 11. sent Republican state administration and MB’s play at Nebo tonight . Page 15 cutest cats, Shawn and Patty a wide range of fine products fo r ^ e home and garden. Cheaper at " «, Panzuio told newsmen Steele was trying Wednesday night resulted in a decisive pledged to "listen closely” to people in the the late U.S. District Judge Stephen J. Campbell. Sue Mozzer in deaf games.. Page 16 to "use this highly questionable and victory of State Rep. George W. Hannon Fourth District. Roth on June 14, 1972. He was affirmed Freshly sliced imported lean Krakus Solid Ham will be 1.80 vitroilic letter to further his political am­ over veteran incumbent Harry S. Burke. with some modification on June 12,1973 by lb.; Land of Lakes sliced to order Cheese 1.29 lb. and bition and deny mine. The East Hartford nominating conven­ The Buckland Agway Store is remember we have outstanding Creamy style Potato “I don’t believe that this is the kind of tion, marked by considerable vote Salad, fine chopped Cole Slaw, Rice Pudding and Shrimp tactic that the members of my party or switching before the first and only roll call Macaroni Salad. any party for that matter will .tolerate, vote was tallied, ended with Hannon one of 1,000 in the Agway particularly at the present time,” he said. receivihg 33 delegate votes and Burke get­ H ere’s a cheaper price on a really ffne Steele said later the charges against him ting eight votes, just one short of the nine boneless 2*/i to lb. were "totally false” and he said Panuzio needed for a primary. system... should take up the m atter with the Another contender for the Democratic BUFFET Bridgeport Taxpayers Association Inc., Third District nomination was Stephen C. HNB the group which purportedly mailed the Barron, East Hartford Town Council MANCHESTER HAM $ 1 89 letter. member, who received eight votes in the roll call balloting, but then conceded and OFFICES from Dubuque in. ■ threw his support to Hannon before the \ tallying was finished. Batter U.8. Choica P lin C Hannon, an East Hartford real estate SELECTED If O D E New Source consultant who has served four terms in A cordial invitation to attend Open s t e a k the state House of Representatives (10th lOWON BRaLS May Provide District), will face'Republican Frank Riz- COMMUNITY APPKECIATION DAY za of Manchester in the Third Senatorial Mon .th ro u g h Fri. 9-3 ...... i;.*1.69 Traffic Fund District contest. at the Buckland Agway store The ’Third Senatorial District, heavily DRIVE-IN HOURS 9 • 4 Boneless Blade Steak ...... lb. $1.89 Democratic in voter registration, consists Federal funds may be available through EVENING HOURS Thursday, July 25 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lean Short Ribs ...... lb. $1.09 of all of East Hartford and roughly half of the relatively new Urban Systems Manchester (the West Side). Program for traffic improvements at the Burke, retired, has represented the dis- Middle Turnpike Office nmie Avery and employees FRANK PERDUE Is famous for his yellow tagged Main and Center Sts. intersection in 320 Middle Turnpike West Meet Manager Doug Avery PERDUE CHICKENS and Parts and again this week Manchester, the Mayor’s Downtown Ac­ Nicholas A. Panuzio (See Page Fourteen) we suggest for barbequelng Perdue Broiler-Fryers tion Committee learned today. 6-8 Thursday at 59$ lb., and really fresh Breasts at 99$ lb. and Committee chairman William Sleith Legs at 89$ lb. Manchester Green Office reported he. Police Chief James Reardon, FRANK TOROS, PInehurst Meat Manager, does an and Assistant Town Manager Charles Hears! Surrender Proves Hoax 621 Middle Turnpike East outstanding Job with barbeque Meats (have him McCarthy met recently with state 6-8 Friday f bone a lamb leg for Shlsh kabob and you will agree) Transportation Department officials, and Wednesday night’s incident was the .atidcoineagalw and he is the freezer expert of Manchester. another session with Urban Systems peo­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A blonde most dramatic, however, marked by a ple is expected soon. woman and a telephone hoaxer fooled North Manchester Office Frank’s "FREEZER PLEASER” for this week Is telephone call to police — after heavily The Transportation Department has police and the Hearst family Wednesday armed officers surrounded a North 220 North Main Street packer cut whole 22-lb. average U.S. Choice bottom developed two new ideas for changing night into believing renegade heiress Hollywood apartment house — from a 6-8 Wednesday rounds. One bottom will give you Eye of the Round traffic circulation at the Center, Sleith Patricia Hearst was surrounded in an woman identifying herself as Miss Hearst. and Rump Oven Roasts, Pot Roasts or London Broils said, which would straighten out the apartment and ready to surrender "I want to surrender. I’ll give up to Un­ First Manchester Office or Swiss Steak and some Ground Beef. existing traffic patterns. peacefully. cle George,” police quoted the woman as A good freezer pkg. a t...... $1.48 lb. Both solutions developed by the Police who entered the apartment found saying. 595 Main Street Transportation Department would call for It was thought she referred to George STORE HOURS: Use Agway's convenient credit plans: Master Charge, BankAmericard, Telmark 1^ M mkm only a cat. Mon, Tu ii, Wod, demolition of the old Odd Fellows Building Hearst Jr., publisher of the Los Angeles 6-8 Thursday 8:30 to 5:30 Open Thure. and Fri ’til Nina at at 489 Main St., Sleith said. “It was a hoax,” said a police Thurt, 8:30 to 8:30 spokesman, Lt. Dan Cooke. Herald Examiner, and he was asked to Sat. 8:00 to 4:30 Availability of Urban Systems funds for arrange the surrender, police sources Other AGWAY the proposed intersection improvements It was one of dozens of similar false We’re with you all the way EQUIPMENT SHOP: PINEHURST said. Stores: will be discussed at a meeting to be Mon, Tuai. Thuri, FrI. AGWAY,® Inc. alarms in one of the most intensive police Actually, George Hearst Jr. is not Miss Complimentary Show Tickets 8:00 to 5:00 ELLINGTON scheduled soon, he said. searches in modern times, the hunt for Hearst’s uncle but her cousin. His father, HARTFORD NATIONAL Sat. 8:00 to 4:00 540 NEW STATE ROAD, C.AO C l O O MI00LEF1ELD U nder^rban Systems guidelines, the Again” at Cine 2 in East Hartford. Trudon’s dis­ CLOSED NORTH HAVEN 6R0CERY, INC. Miss Hearst — first as the kidnap victim of the real "Uncle George,” died about four Those are complimentary tickets Camp Kennedy BANK> TRUST WEDNESDAYS Buckland 0 4 0 * 0 1 ^ 0 & WILLIMANTIC I federal ^vernment offers to pay 70 per the Symbionese Liberation Army, begin­ years ago, and police said they should campers are getting from Mike Callahan, sales tributed 50 tickets to campers Wednesday noon at 302 MAIN (Open Sun. 8 111 2) cent of road improvement costs while the ning Feb. 4, and then as an SLA fugitive have realized it was a hoax when the manager at Ted Trudon’s. They are for a special Camp Kennedy. (Herald photo by Pinto) SLit.ui.I.'l ••n.i.', htutlKliM-^M. iiiK-. I M ( state and municipality share the herself, sought on 21 state and federal Saturday morning showing of ‘‘Herbie Rides ■emaining 30 per cent. charges. (See Page Fourteen) ; SI

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., July 25, 1974— PAGE THREE Prof. Richard B. Morris Money Woes Trouble ■1 I He’s CBS’s Minute Man , I Hancock Tower Getting New Face ■’•v' f. , ^ . By KAREN G. GRAY cumstances resulted in a spec­ cluding testing costs and con­ University, which conducted transferring the home office FRANK S. SWERTLOW president is not too big to be Shakespeare Theater at Columbia. “People were tacular defect which im p^ed sultant fees since the problem wind tunnel tests: Cupples held accountable. That’s what BOSTON (UPI) - It finally headquarters by the end of this preparing for the Continental the completion of construction first manifested itself, along Product,. Division of H.H. NEW YORK (UPI) - Prof. the founding fathers wanted.” looks as if the 60-story, com­ year. Hancock will occupy two- Congress in September and and subsequent occupation of with suits pressing against the Robertson Co., in Pittsburgh, Richard B. Morris of Columbia Morris then thumbed through ByGKEGORY JENSEN smaller productions, and which posiflv^iiy^aunts its bination plywood-glass John thirds of the building while five something was cooking there the building and made John company maintaining that con­ subcontractor for glass-wall in­ University is a minute man for a pile of bicentennial scripts, STATFORD - UPON- plans a London studio theater own improbabilities.” Hancock Mutual Life Insurance other tenants will take up the every day. That was the begin­ Hancock'known the world over. struction had caused areas sur­ stallation; Gilbane Building Co. CBS. which CBS sent him to check AVON, England (UPI) - season as well. “Cymbeline” blurs time Co. — now over a year delayed remaining space. According to ning of the events that led to the Many of the 10,344 Window- rounding the building to sink, qf Providence, R.I., the con­ Morris is one of two for accuracy. He was pleased Snug as ever in its lovely set­ This y ear’s Stratford and place in an absurd love in being completed and several Gallagher, throughout the American Revolution.” panes which were to forcing foundations to crack tractor; and Libbey-Owens historians who advise CBS on by what he read. “The research ting the Royal Shakespeare story told like a fairy tale. It thousand broken windows later ordeal there have been "no Morris had just returned season began with "King theoretically reflect the tower’s and streets and sidewalks to Ford Co., Toledo, Ohio, the its “Bicentennial Minutes." was very well done,” he said. Theater wears its summer­ unravels an inordinate bun­ lease cancellations." from a trip to Europe where he John,” a Shakespeare play — is about to get a new iace. surroundings began to fall out cave in. glass manufacturer. The other is Prof. John C. Morris was an original time air of prosperous dle of loose ends, then ties Workers began installing |6 Hancock’s five neighbors will visited several countries to help not seen here for 17 years. during high winds and The basic question, “What Their reluctance to commit Miller of Stanford University. member of President Lyndon serenity. But behind the foot­ them all up in one incredible million in new windows last be the Eastern Gas subsidiary prepare for the U.S. bincentien- Director John Barton largejy thousands had to be replaced was the problem?” has yet to themselves on the subject is un­ Boston Gas; Ernst & Ernst, an “The minutes concentrate on Johnson’s Bicentennial Com­ lights there is trouble. ^cene. month and officials say the task nial celebrations abroad. rewrote it, larding in with plywood. be answered. derstandable. They all have international accounting firm; one event, not necessarily mission, but he and the other “Theater in this country is Barton and two co-direc­ should take some nine months “A lot of people forget that passages from two other ’The Hancock people now are Hancock officials say they played a prominent role in put­ Merrill Lynch; First National political — it could be social,” four historians on the com­ being severely threaten^,” tors play it austerely, con­ to finish. France gave us the Statue of Elizabethan plays and saying a solution to the problem are "not in a position to discuss ting up what has become Bank; and Sentry Insurance said Morris, “but the over-all mittee were dropped after said Trevor Nunn, the Royal Liberty for our centennial. The adding some lines of his own. centrating on Shakespeare’s ’The skyscraper home office has been found and that the in­ who's to blame” or assess what Boston's ugliest newest down­ Corp. effect is that it gives the feeling American Revolution had a President Nixon took office. Shakespeara Company’s dense poetry. But in the Final originally was designed to ac­ of the times, which led from A few purists shuddered, itial occupation of the building the problem was. Consultant town building. The defective In spite of Hancock's wealth meaning for them 100 years They were fired July 4, 1969. chief executive, and not even act comes one lavish gesture. commodate the limited but most critics were im­ 1 t. . y ! • s M”, should begin by the end of this Robert J. Hansen, a professor windows have caused Hancock of problems stemming from the peace to tragedy.” “Nixon wanted his own team,” the world’s most famous available space as well as to ago. Now, we have to alert pressed. One said this was the Then the sky splits open year and be concluded by early at the Massachusetts Institute considerable embarrassment, falling glass saga, the company The minutes premiered July he said. Shakespeare theater is im­ h ..V.' , enhance its Copley Square en­ them about the bicentennial.” First time the Shakespeare- and a great golden sphere pring of 1975. Last month the in­ of Technology, who has been along with millions of dollars in was approached last fall by 4,1974. They continue until July And he admitted he was not mune. vironment via its unique rhom­ Morris, who has written only Stratford theater had descends, unfolding ribbed surance company announced conducting wind tests, remains additional, unexpected expenss. Katherine Kane of the 4, 1976 - for a total of 732 an admirer of the work of the The Royal Shakespeare, boid shape and reflective win­ extensively about the American ever opened with the work of wings to become an enor­ that the supplier, subcontrac­ silent on the point. He will say It is uncertain who will pick Bicentennial Commission about minutes dealing with some Nixon commission. "They both in London and at Strat­ colonial period, said the foun­ a new playwright. mous golden eagle. Inside sits dows. tor, architect, contractor and only that he “can answer no up the $6 million tab, however. situating a Boston Visitor’s in­ aspect of life here and abroad didn’t have any historians until ford, is being hit with twin ding fathers would be disturbed Last year’s cerebral Jove, chief of the gods, who Spectacular Defect Hancock had agreed to begin substantive questions” relating At this point it is certain that formation center in the during the years that led to the recently,” said Morris. “And by the current political situa­ problems of zooming costs production of “Richard II” immediately sets about set­ However, unforeseen cir- replacing the two-ply ther­ to the building. In fact, Hancock is remaining adament building. Hancock Director of Declaration of Independence. tion in the United States. the man they put in charge was and this year’s sharp drop in The minutes, which are aired reappeared, with Ian tling all the play’s tangled mopane glass with stronger everyone involved in the con­ in its refusal to pay the Community Relations Chandler “The fathers would be dis­ Bud Wilkinson, a football tourists, partibularly Ameri­ in prime time, usually feature a Richardson and Richard problems. tempered glass, which is some struction of the building seems regiazing costs. Blackington said the company illusioned by all the political coach.” can tourists. Nunn said there well-known actor or actress Pasco switching roles on Perhaps the metaphor 100 pounds lighter per unit. ’The to be hesitant to answer any in­ Gallagher said any potential was agreeable to the proposi­ corruption in the country. Why, were two ways to tackle this who reads about some aspect of alternate nights as they did could stand for the Royal Imperials regiazing of the building is quiries as to who is to blame litigation in the matter is in the tion. The company is hoping every day you read about a double trouble. colonial life. last year at Stratford and in Shakespeare company itself slated to cost $6 million, which and what constituted the main hands of Hancock's attorney that the information center and governor or a lieutenant gover­ “One is to cut back and New York. just now. Its problems are not Recalled Hancock Vice President Walter problem. and “it is not proper to have a a top floor observatory will The first minute was nor or a senator being involved wait hopefully for better narrated by Charlton Heston, The latest production was as tangled as in “Cymbeline,” DETROIT (UPI) - Chrysler A. Gallagher says, “I’m sure public discussion” of the sub­ serve to draw Bostonians and in graft or perjury or con- Gypsy Moth times,” he said. “The other is another Shakespeare rarity, but it is counting on a lavish, John Hancock won’t pay.” ject. out-of-towners during the who was ushered in with an ap­ sipracy. Corp. said today it is recalling Many Involved to go out boldly to challenge “Cymbeline,” described in a last-half expenditure of peo­ It is conceivable that the bicentennial and afterwards to propriate fife-and-drum rendi­ “And they would not be happy Damage Less it, I have chosen the second 12,700 current-model Imperials Those who figured intricately tion of “Yankee Doodle.” He program note as “a play ple and money to solve them. situation could ultimately be what they expect to become about the mess in Washington.” course.” He has chosen it built before May 4 because of a Costly into the production of the then read from George defect that could result in building included the settled out of court, he added. another of the city’s tourist at­ But Morris said that This Year with a vengeance. Besides the $6 million, Han­ Washington's diary. Over the failure of the parking brake prestigious I.M. Pei & Partners Planning Move tractions, after months of being Americans should have faith in For the rest of this year cock has accrued at least $300,- next two years the minutes will Theatre system. architectural firm; Purdue Hancock plans to start a national eyesore. the system of government HARTFORD (UPI) - State be spotlighted by an array of Nunn plans “the most ambi­ 000 in additional expenses, in- because corrupt politicians are Time Schedule There have been no accidents celebrities ranging from Walter entolologists report that tious six months in the com­ still held responsible to the law. defoliation caused by the gypsy or injuries resulting from the Cronkite to Zsa Zsa Gabor. pany’s history.” “There is enough strength in moth and elm spanworm problem which field reports and “During the summer of 1774 He is mounting 23 separate The mothball fleet as shown in this 1967 aerial view at Stoney Point, N.Y. will soon be sunk our political structure that we decreased this year for the Premiere Friday proving ground tests revealed, things were simmering," said productions at Stratford, in Meadows Drive^In — “The a Chrysler spokesman said. The can convict these men. These third consecutive year. I S h o w c ase Cine 3 — to serve as homes for fish. The sunken ships form the core of artificial reefs. (UPI photo) Morris in his book-lined office London, in the British pro­ Take,” 8:45; "Crazy Joe,” primary four-wheel disc brake men aren’t too big that they Officials said t^ a y that an “ Chinatown,” 2:00-4:30-7:00- Singers Kelly Garrett (lower left), Chuck Woolery and vinces and in the United 10:30 system is not affected. can’t be held accountable for aerial survey showed a total of 9:30 Sheralee star in CBS-TV’s revival of “Your Hit Parade,” States and Canada, all at the Blue Hills Drive-In — “Bom Chrysler will notify 11,060 their crimes. That is what im­ 120,980 acres defoliated this Showcase Cine 4 — “Dirty premiering Friday at 8 p.m. Returning to TV after a 15- same time. Losers,’’ 8:45; “Box Car owners of Imperials in the FILM RATING GUIDE peachment is all about. The year, a considerable decline Mary, Crazy Larry,” 2:15-4:0^ year absence, the show will be aired as a five-week mini­ Nicol Williamson comes to Bertha,” 10:45 5:55-9:50 United States and another 1,700 from the peak defoliation of Stratford for the first time as Sunken Liberty Ships For Parents and Burnside Theater — in Canada and export markets 654,048 acres in 1971. series each Friday in August. Macbeth and in two other “Parallax View,” 7:30-9:30 of the defect. Their Children State entomologist John c ik :\ t h e a t r e s e a s t roles. Ian McKellan, another Vernon Cine 1 — “Butch The spokesman said the WOOL! 7 P.| MSNCMfSTtR PIH-aor*'5' Anderson said the widespread star actor, joins the company Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” GENERAL AUDIENCES decline in the damage done by I TELEVISION TONIGHT I lower springs that hold the AM A q n Admitted [tnwiAM tuui for two plays at the Aldwych, 7:15-9:15 AT the insects between the Connec­ SUMMER PLAYHOUSE BecomeHomes for Fish brake shoes together in the "FOR PETE’S SAKE”™ the c.'.mpany’s London Vernon Cine 2 — “Born drum braking system may fail, ticut and Thames rivers in - 6:00 — — 10:30 — LEWISTON, N.Y. (UPI) - theater. Losers,” 7:30-9:30 Connecticut was due to an out­ (3-8-22) NEWS (22) GREATEST SPORTS Artpark and Artpark resulting in loss of the parking PAHENTAL OUlOANCt "CINDERELLA “London Assurance,” a Manchester Drive-In — MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. fishermen also beneFit from tuooEtno break of gypsy moth virus dis­ (18) I SPY LEGENDS Theater is a new summer scrap around the 31-year-old brake. The springs will be LIBERTY" nu hilarious hit of previous sea­ “Butch Cassidy and the Sun­ (UPI) - More than 30 Liberty the program, though it is replaced at no charge to the Sorm M«y Not 0« ease. (20) FILM (24) JOURNEY TO JAPAN playhouse project here that Liberty ship. Surtiblo Fo» Pro-Twnipu sons, goes off to Canada and dance Kid,” 8:25; “Heartbreak designed with sport Fishing in Anderson said only 56 of the (24) SESAME STREET was built by New York state ships which sailed the Dick Stone of the National owners. ^ — 11:00 — the United States. Nunn is Kid,” 10:15 mind. "INTERNEaNE PROXIT’ state’s 169 comunities (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH at a cost of $7 million. The au­ submarine infested seas of Marine Fisheries Service of­ (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS negotiating a Broadway run Showplace ’Theatre — “Car­ World War II are being fice at Beaufort, N.C. said the Willis says the Liberty ship experienced some degree of (40) BONANZA (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT ditorium seats 2,400 and 1,500 9OOQ0QOO ooooo fo r th e com pany’s nal Knowledge,” 7:15-9:15 reefs, located fairly close to defoliation this year, compared persons can be accommo­ pulled out of mothballs this use of Liberty ships creates a Permanent M tT lM C T ID — 6:30 — — 11:30 — meticulously detailed revival Showcase Qne 1 — “Thunder­ shore, provide sport for DISC6UNT PRICE Unctor 17 raquwn accompanyuit to 78 last year and 117 com­ dated on the lawn of the pro­ year and sunk, to serve their “high-profile” reef, while R P ««ni Of Adult Guvddn (8-22-30) NEWS (3) MOVIE of “Sherlock Holmes." bolt & Lightfoot,” 1:30-3:35- fishermen who are limited to munities in 1972. He said that no ject that covers 172 acres. A Final mission as a home for adding in the other scrap Speed Limit List 1-94 — 7:00 — "Qreen Mantlont" (1959) Stratford’s season has been 5:45-8:00-10:15 small boats. defoliation was reported in the small amphitheater seating Fish. provides a “low-profile” sec­ (3) CBS NEWS (8-40) WIDE WORLD extended to 10 and one-half Showcase Cine 2 — “Herbie “They’re close enough in Suggested BURNSIDE Exit 58 counties of Middlesex, Fairfield The sunken ships form the tion as well. (8) TRUTH OR SPECIAL months, its longest ever. The Rides Again,” 2:00-3:45-5:35- 300 is in process of being , that a small boat, 14 or 15 ctiLLm. •SII.U31 •napiluc and New Haven. In the other core of artiFicial reefs. The “With a Liberty ship as the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pre Amplifier 3300...... $395®" CONSEQUENCES (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON company has taken over a 7:30-9:20 completed. feet, can get to them to Fish," . NO O NI UNDf n 17 A06M TTID WARREN BEATTY five counties, the towns with theory is that the reefs at­ nucleus, we can make a reef Citing a sharp drop in the (18) DICK VAN DYKE Stratford studio theater for he said. “Before you had to go 1 (A fi iMTHi m*v vNTV DONT PAULA PRENTISS the most defoliated acerage tract Fish, the Fish attract that will be used by two types highway death toll, Transporta­ ih cwrtSMi ■fw«| (20-22-30) NEWS MSS were, Granby in Hartford Coun­ Fishermen and the Fishermen of Fish,” Stone said. seven or eight or ten miles tion S ecretary Claude S. “THE PARALLAX (24) ERICA TMS ty, 2,178; Woodstock in will bring more money into Tne high-profile reef, out and you just can’t do that Brinegar has urged Congress to 9 * - - M P A A VIEW'lnColor-R (40) ABC NEWS the coastal tourist economies. meaning the ships are tall with the 12 to IS foot stuff. ONE! AT 7:30-9:30 Windham County, 9,842; Union make permanent the 55-mile Power Amplifier 240 ...... $425®® — 7:30 — “Before, the people with !SUN. MAT. 99t 1115:00! in Tolland County,, 13,420; One of the First vessels sunk enough to provide fish shelter per hour speed lim it.' Sharon in Litchfield County, 11,- (3) RX: KEEPING WELL under the program was the close to the surface, attracts small boats had to fish on the In a letter to Sen. Jennings 359, and Bozrah in New London WITH JOHN TYSON M.D. USS Theodore Parker, fish such as mackerel, flats and the sandy beach Randolph, D-W.Va., Tuesday, Tom Laughlln TTTE County, 2,022 acres. (8) THRILLSEEKERS dynamited by a Marine Corps blueFish and amberjack. The areas where there’s nothing Brinegar said the reduced ‘‘BORN LOSERS” (18) LASSIE demolition squad in June and low-proFile section draws fish to hold the Fish,” he said. speed limit, spawned by the “ Dolby” Receiver 4230...... $479®® (20) FILM now resting on the bottom in off the bottom- feeding “These Liberty ships will stop energy crisis, had helped cut (22) HOLLYWOOD AND 55 feet of water 3,8(W yards varieties such as sea bass and most every kind of Fish.” the death toll in 1974 by 7,000 NO' NOW THE STARS Aimounidi^ off nearby Atlantic Beach. porgies. persons compared with the first (24) MAN BUILDS, “The Fishing is already bet­ Stone said the reefs Stone, involved in reef- six months of 1973. In June, the Barbara Harahay Carnal Knowledge. HESTON AS MACBETH MAN DESTROYS ter,” said Morehead City concentrate fish in one area building projects for close to highway death toll dropped by “ Dolby” Receiver 4270...... $699®® SAT. A SUN. 2 P.M. “BOX CAR LOS ANGELES (UPI) - (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT fisherman David Willis, and increase the overall a decade, says he had thought 1,000 persons, 20 per cent, com­ SNOWWHITE A THE (40) DRAGNET pared with the same period a JERTHA” (Ml The 1974-75 season of the aware that the Parker’s reef population of Fish by provid­ of using Liberty ships while — — the atternative is still incomplete. OfFicials ing more suitable habitat. working in New Jersey but year ago. THREE STOOGES" Center Theater Group at the 8:00 WINDSOR All Seats 99c Ahmanson Theater will (3) MOVIE are now dumping old tires, Because of the increased failed in efforts to obtain "The Family Kovack" concrete blocks and other population, commercial ships for reef-building. Stereo Receiver 2 0 1 5 ...... $239®® DRIVE-IN ★ RTS feature Charlton Heston in the title role of “Macbeth.” (8-40) TEMPERATURES Britain’s Vanessa Redgrave RISING to the NOTICE OF BIDS / TONITE $2.00 (PQ) ^ will play Lady Macbeth. The (18) SHARING OUR FAITH The Manchester Board of “THE INTERNECINE play will open next Jan. 28 for (20-30) MAC DAVIS Methadone-Related Deaths ■UTCHftTNinDAIItBACKI (24) EVENING AT POPS Education solicits bids for Stereo Receiver 2230 ...... $399®® PROJECT’ (P8) a six-week run. Lumber and Heating Supplies. “ BUTCH CASSIDY AND - 8:30 - NOW noodle casserfde: Traced to Black Market Sealed bids will be receiv^ un­ NOW (8-40) FiREHOUSE THE SUNDANCE KID V til August 1, 1974 as follows: NEWMAN a BEDFORD / - 9:00 -T By ANDREW TULLY III The President’s special action drug treatment officials in New Lumber bid 3:00 p.m. ^‘THEY SHOOT HORSES^ the FaMiIY Aims. (8-40) KUNG FU office for drug abuse in York say has “an excellent Heating Supplies 3:30 p.m. Stereo Receiver 2245 ...... $499’ ® NEW YORK (U P I)- About Washington is funding a series safety record,” also may DON’T THEY?^ SORE IT'S t » L Y (18) WFL l*OOTBALL At the time listed the bids will (20-30) IRONSIDE 60 per cent of a group of young of pilot programs around the eliminate some of methadone’s &OT ONE BEAN IN drug users here were found to be publicly opened, "^e right is (PB) (24) THE OLD MAID AND country for a new drug called 1- unpleasant side effects, such as reserved to rejectTiny and all IT, /^AC,..orFJERWlSE Steak. have used methadone alpha-acetly-methadoK L A AM). excessive sweating, drowiness, THE THIEF / A RE-RELEASE - (PQ) purchased in a black market, bids. Specifications and bid EASTHARTFORO WE'P HAVE c a l l e d - 9:30 - LAAM is a longer-acting drug impotence and constipation. forms may be secured at the Stereo Receiver 2270 ...... $599®® ^ “BORN LOSERS" DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 according to a report by New But until the new long-acting IT *BEANS SOOR* (3) MOVIE which can be administered^mly Business Office, 45 N. School THE ORIOINAL APPEARANCE OF York City's Addiction Services three times a week instead of drug is proved effective and TOM LAUOHLIN AS ‘ BILLY JACK' "Secret W.orld" (1968) Agency (ASA). Street, Manchester, Connec­ seven, thus eliminating made available to all programs, ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Integrated .. 9Sc All Timas — 1 0 : 0 0 — The report, commissioned by takehome doses. the deadly diversion is likely to (8-40) STREETS OF SAN Business Manager. MANCHESTER the ASA and prepared by the In addition, LAAM, which continue. LATl SHOWS S4T. ONLY ’ OBVMII/MUTK 81441 FRANCISCO center for New York City Af­ Amplifier 4100 ...... $499®® (20-30) COMEDYWORLD OKI fairs by the New School for TOMlOSOr (24) BOBOQUIVARI . I n m c i s s i r BUTCH & THE KID Social Research, was based on PRIOR SERVICE itM M a iT a survey among 426 young p h o n e ! ARE BACK! Uo-osu offenders at the Hiker’s Island Quad Receiver 4220 ...... $299®® Just for the fun of it! SEASON ENDS _ remand shelter for youths HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS? HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) ‘ during the summer and winter THEATRE lll-MANCHESTER M ULHEW M AH If you have prior service or are a senior in high school, you are ROBERT REDFORD — The Hartford Stage Com­ of last year. probably interested in some extra income for the new car, house or 4-Channel pany’s 1973-74 season ended Methadone is a synthetic other purpose. 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; I % ilm trlirHtrr Su^uiug Hrralb Capital 3 BIG DAYS...THURS THRU SAT! Founded Oct, i, 1881 Subscribers who fail to receive their Fare Published by Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Andreiv Tally 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation BROAD STREET Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Nixon Tragedy cond Class Mail Matter. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher MANCHESTER PARKADE The Manchester Publishing Co. WASHINGTON - Forget for Congress and of the courts. Re assumes no financial responsibility for a moment the issue of impeach­ encouraged his band of ment. The tragedy of Richard OPEN 10 - 10 DAILY typographical errors appearing in adver­ hobbledehoys to tamper with Suggested Carrier Rates Nixon is that he is still capable the electoral process and to SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES tisements and other reading matter in of shrugging off the Watergate Payable in Advance exert pressure on sensitive The Manchester Evening Herald. scandals as hardly worth the government agencies to strike One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, attention of historians. at his political opposition. Single C opy...... 15(t three full days prior to publication. “If I were a liberal, What Watergate is about, By Carrier,"Weekly...... 75? Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Watergate would be a blip,” he among other things, is the ad­ One Year ... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon told Rabbi Baruch M. Korff, in mitted attempt by John Six Months . . . . $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and an interview released only Ehrlichman, then Nixon’s top Tremendous Storewide Carnival of Values! Three Months . . . . \ ...... $9.75 Monday. recently although it took place domestic .adviser, to nail Mail Rates ^pon Request back on May 13. The timing > former Dem^ratic National seems significant as offering ' Chairman Lawrence O’Brien on Nixon’s last word on the sub­ an income tax rap. When IRS > r ject. officials to come up with j It seems incredible, but it is any wrongdoing by O’Brien, Best and Brightest not. Nixon is a man who thinks Ehrlichman told them they had often in terms of money, and so done a "crappy” job, then in­ f r e e . r it is understandable that he formed the Senate Watergate should dismiss Watergate on committee: “I wanted them to Avoid Government Posts the grounds that none of those turn up something and send 81 in his official family accused of O’Brien to jail before the elec­ criminal acts made a buck on tion and unfortunately it didn’t The first signs of deterioration in a ^ general sloppiness in current govern­ his unsavory deals. According­ materialize.” ly, the President sees What Watergate is about is bureaucracy are little things — . f r e e 4 HlJ^BURGEn. ment data. People don’t seem to care. Watergate as small potatoes in Nixon’s order to then White repeated mistakes, cronyism, heavy M ^ale is low. ■comparison to the Teapot Dome House counsel John W. Dean III S S fo O G OR SANDWICH. turnover, high loss of middle manage­ The aigns of a general decline are scandal of 1920s in which large to “get it,” referring to the sums were involved. $75,000 paid to Watergate con­ ment and early retirernents. present in full array. Experienced top After all, this is the man who spirator E. Howard Hunt as Odds ’n Ends...Broken Size Lots... But All First Quality Mdse! The surface seems , unruffled. men are retiring early. Many in mid­ in effect cheated on his federal hush money. income tax returns — not by What Watergate is about is Reports keep coming out on schedule dle management have found jobs out­ concealing his income but by Richard Nixon’s persistent or even at an increased rate. Regular side governmenf.xThe bureaucracy is using questionable if not illegal attempts to get out from under MENS SHORT SLEEVE methods to avoid paying what MENS SHORT SLEEVE Save meetings are held. not attracting as niany able young the scandal of “public BOYS NYLON & COTTON JR. BOYS SHORT SLEEVE he owed. relations,” instead of cleaning The under-the-surface cracks are men and women as ih the past. For Perhaps the President is not out the stables as both now appearing in Washington. Some some time now the government has guilty enough to be impeached Eisenhower and Truman did. Knit by the House and convicted by Again, forget about impeach­ Knit blame the decline on Watergate. found it impossible to drdw in and the Senate. It seems to me ment. Nixon underrates Others, with data to back their views, hold the numbers of first-rate there already have, bden too historians. They are a tough many instances of prejudgment Shirts say that though the trend has been economists needed for data mailage- and indefatigable breed, and Shirts in tilt case. But he has con­ they will take a dim view of almost unnoticed until now, ment, planning and forecasting. Key victed himself of being a man Nixon’s rejection of the who wouldn’t know an ethic if it 2 0 0 2 5 1 5 0 « Washington’s bureaucracy has been economic posts are vacant or stand ^ Constitutional injunction to came up and bit him in the J99 on this downhill road for years. All idle for months during searches for “take care that the laws be “Tully Judy” of 7-J’s Farm, Glastonbury (Photo by Steve Dunn) behind. faithfully executed.” They will that is news is that deterioration has candidates of the proper caliber. Too not with disapproval that he progressed to a point where it’s begin­ frequently these slots are being filled Nixon continues to ask what was named a co-conspirator in and More! Watergate was all about. In the scandal, that he misused ning to be felt. with time servers. Even anti-Nixon sum, it is about a President who campaign funds, that he Tragically, these breakdowns are economists are quick to say this isn’t Max Lerner permitted his closest aides to excised relevant material in bring.the White House into dis­ supplying transcripts of the in­ showing up most in the major entirely due to Watergate. Govern­ repute and who even now, when famous White House tapes. economic departments and agencies. ment doesn’t offer the attractions it Comments a number of those aides have But that will come later. For Serious mistakes have appeared of once did to highly skilled technical been convicted of untidy now, Richard Nixon’s fate is in MENS BOYS crimes, places the blame on the the hands of the Congress, MENS BOYS BOYS SHORT SLEEVE late in such important indexes as in­ men. Private industry seems to hold I \ Kennedy's Future media and the ideological which he has so often treated as MENS FLARES SOLID OR FANCIES SOLIDS OR PRINTS SOLIDS OR FANCIES STRETCH OR BOXER dustrial production, shipments and far more appeal for the able young posture of his “enemies.” a personal servant. There may CUFFED - STRAIGHT LEG •ittttIttttMt* not be enough votes to force prices. Unemployment figures are man and woman just out of college. One retches. It is possible Nixon out. of office but the Swim highly suspect. By all experience, an All this does not bode well for the Nixon still doesn’t comprehend record already shows that WASHINGTON - Has Sen. has a women’s readership dent; and while he would that he is strongly suspected of amoiig honorable men he is Slacks economic growth rate as low as economy. Actions or inaction by the Edward Kennedy’s (D-Mass.) makes its research and com­ probably be the candidate, the obstructing justice — a felony? something very close to a today’s must cause a marked month- government, has a strong effect on in­ private past ceased to be an ment especially important, chances are that Kennedy He has committed contempt of pariah. Wear by-month growth in the number of un­ flation, scarcities, wages and employ­ obstacle to his public future? since it is the women voters would do better than nose him employed. The reason is simple. The ment. Government programs and of­ Most of the signs seein to point who were hit hardest by the out. He could probably do that 2 “ „ that way, including his runaway trauma of Chappaquiddick, and against a liberal Republican as 15. 2W steady growth in numbers of new ficial statements can cause most lead over all his Democratic op­ it is they who will have to well. workers cannot possibly be absorbed serious repercussions — on the stock ponents in the straw polls. change their minds about If Mr. Nixon is impeached Open Forum Yet Kennedy’s future is not Kennedy if he is to win in 1976. and pushed out, Fo ij would en­ by an economy expanding at a laggard market, on whether consumers buy or as secure as it seems One has to Right now he seems headed trench himself in tflUgresiden- pace. The official unemployment sit on their money, on whether com­ see first what the post- for the Democratic nomination, cy, get the nomination easily in figures aren’t growing at the rate that panies spend on expansion and hire Watergate mood will be. For — and — despite the fearful 1976 and profit from whatever to steal James Joyce’s great assassination risk of having a martyr syndrome Mr. Nixon Little League At Its Best common sense and experience new employes or cut back to sentence — it is in the smithy of third Kennedy brother as visi­ left trailing behind him. In the TODDLER GIRLS infant Giris Siack Sets . 2 .0 0 -4 .0 0 teaches the experts they should. “weather it out.” our Watergate soul that we ble and therefore as vulnerable wake of such a syndrome, the Gentlemen: The team has been coached TODDLER GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS forge the uncreated conscience as the campaign would make Chappaquidick episode — The mistakes noted above are If the federal government is unable The Army-Navy Club has by George Maloney, assisted by of the nation. Kennedy’s him — he seems determined to rehearsed and researched again generously sponsored a Little Roland Brandt. They are appearing across the board — at the Denim Handbags...... 1 . 2 8 to attract the men of caliber it needs, presidential chances in 1976 will take the risk. If ever there was and again — would play a not League team in the American retiring their positions this Shifts and prestigious Federal Reserve Board, with high ability and motivation, and depend upon the state of that a predestined Democratic year negligible campaign role. In LeagbeJ^ich has had winning year. Winning has been great Shifts and conscience, which will largely for the Presidency, 1976 seems this context. Ford and Kennedy seasoBffor thpdast three years. for the kids and for their the Labor Department, the Census if government executives cannot trust Misses Fun and Crop Tops ..2 / 3 .0 0 decide how searching will be to be it. Kennedy would have to would run a closer race — too This year tfiey took the town biggest fans, their parents. But Bureau and in other major agencies of the work of their economic data the scrutiny of the Chappaquid- be witless to let the chance slip close for any Democratic com­ championship as well as their these two man have taught the Sizzler Sets dick episode during the cam­ from his grasp, and the fact is fort. Panty Sets the government. gatherers, then Washington will do league pennant. boys so many lasting in­ Misses Body Suits ...... 1 . 0 0 paign. that he is a smart and seasoned On one thing I am clear. At tangibles; sportsmanship, how Men who spend their days working The team members, their even worse than usual by our The scrutiny has resumed a politician. some point in a Kennedy" to win graciously, and oc- bit, after lying dormant for a A good deal depends on presidential campaign, or later parents, and families wish to with economic figures say there’s a economy. thank the Army-Navy Club for cassionally, how to lose. As 1 5 0 2 0 0 while. The fifth anniversary of whether President Nixon sur­ in his Presidency, the Chap­ 1®® TO 3®® their support and more parents, we owe a debt of Chappaquiddick (it happened on vives politically and what paquiddick trauma would have thanks to both coaches. Surely, the weekend of July 18, 1969) happens if he goes. The to be fully aired and the truth specifically for the post-season softball games and picnic they this is Little League baseball at Misses Blouses 9 I U I . 3 O i l has brought an inevitable flare- Republican candidates today finally disclosed. The story can­ provided for us. The food was its best. Long and Short Sleeve ...... t P e V F v F up pf retellings and are divided between the not be repressed. It will have delicious and we ail had a good reassessements of the story. loyalists and the moderate somehow to be exorcised. Sincerely, time. U.S. MFN to USSR? The most damning, in its liberals. Of the first group Vice Elizabeth 0. Marx Misses Screen Print Tops 9 A A research and emphasis, casting President Gerald Ford would 67 Schaller Rd. Long and Short Sleeve ...... A r a cold eye on the whole doubtless be stronger than Gov. amendment is aimed principally at Manchester An overwhelming majority of U.S. business, was in The New York Ronald Reagan of California, MISSES BONDED MISSES business executives with international the Soviet Union because of its Times Sunday magazine, and of the second Gov. Nelson TODDLER BOYS INFANT BOYS OR GIRLS iju o lo r Two-Ploco Swlmwoor . . . 5 . 0 0 responsibilities favors this country’s restrictions on Jewish emigration. written by Robert Sherrill, the Rockefeller would be more Washington correspondent of credible than Sen. Charles Per­ extending "most-favored-nation” On the question of the probate effect the liberal magazine. The Na­ cy (R-Ill.) Pant (MFN) treatment to communist coun­ on their companies’ export of the tion. Another is a piece in the If Mr. Nixon survives — Front Page liberal New Republic by the which is becoming less and less granting of MFN to communist coun­ tries without regard to their emigra­ magazine’s executive editor, likely — Ford would have had Ladles D resses...... 3 . 0 0 - T . 0 0 Suits tion policies. tries, 48 per cent of the executives felt Robert Pincus, who dislikes no chance to serve as Presi­ ‘Funnies’ their exports would rise 33 per cent what he calls the “public Business Internatonational Corp., a relations” approach which Today^s Dear sir: Mens Baseball Shoes...... 5 . 0 0 so. believed they would not and 29 per Kennedy and his entourage Having grown up in a small New York-based research publishing cent had no opinion. have adopted toward the Thought Let me live in the house i Pennsylvania town, I and counseling organization, recently episode, and feels that it puts remember anxiou^ looking This is noteworthy, says Business 2B Qt. Foam Chest...... 1 . 8 8 polled 236 top executives representing his now thriving candidacy into "Privileged standing" \ by the side of the road i forward to Sunday mornings International, because it indicates grave political and moral “So through God you are no and the chance to read the 220 com panies. A total of 195 J and-bo africndt:9“man i Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph and that a large proportion of executives doubt. longer a slave but a son, and if a executives (83 per cent) opposed at­ The third is a more sym­ son then an heir.” Galatians 4:7 L plcK up a lot of litter the Philadelphia Inquirer. I oppose the Jackson amendment on pathetic piece in the August have fond memories of the taching any strings to MFN, 29 Sometimes we have a dis­ general principals, rather than on McCall’s by one of its editors, torted picture of our humor, the stories and the subie- favored restrictions and l2 had no opi­ Vivian Cadden. It rejects a relatioijship to God. We think of ty of “Wimple,” “Little Orphan grounds of benefit to their companies. number of legends that have ourselves as being forced to do Annie,” “I^ince Valiant” and Patio and Beach Umbrellas. 2 5 % O ff nion. TODDLERS In its discussions and interviews grown up around the story but things as members of His fami­ “Mr. Milquetoast.” INFANT GIRLS MISSES MISSES Most-favored-nation treatment with those polled, there was a general ends with the view that had ly that we dislike to do. We feel The July 22 page one BOYS OR GIRLS coverage you gave to recent 3-Gal. utility Can ...... 2 . 4 9 would accord goods from communist Kennedy been more truthful almost like slaves and forget attitude that granting MFN was not a and courageous in his account that we are made free through political activities reminds me countries the same tariff treatment favor but an undoing of inequities in of the events, and admitted Christ. He restored us and that if only for the few months between now and November we Pelos Mood Light...... 1 . 4 8 both to the actual hour and ac­ allows us to share in His in­ that is generally given those of “free U.S. trade relations with communist tual intent of the fateful car heritance. God wants His adults who don’t quite make it Solids or Prints world” countries. Britain, France and countries. ride over the bridge, he would children to assume respou'' to the “real” comics of your daily editions will, once again, most other western nations extend “Most significantly,” says Business be more in the clear today than sibilities out of love and never be treated to the biennial tradi­ MFN to communist regimes but U.S. he is, morally and politically. hounds us into obedience. International, “the feeling was clear It is notable that none of the Christ gave His life that we tion of moving the “funnies” to 8 8 ‘ ™ 2 ' " withdrew MFN from the communist that steps to promote greater inter­ three comes from a conser­ might be His and serve Him out the front page which is deeply Patio and Garden Torches...... 4 . 0 0 nations during the height of the cold vative source, hostile to of love and gratitude. Do we ap­ appreciate. course with the U.S.S.R. and other ) ‘Thank you very much for war. Kennedy or his liberal politics. preciate our status as His communist states would contribute to All three writers are liberal children? thinking of us. 10 AND 12 FOOT g% 44 Cordially, Sen. Henry M. Jackson would deny more open societies in those nations Democrats, and — except for Submitted by ® 1974 by NtA. Inc. Ken Morgester Flat Bottom Boats ...... £9/c O U MFN to any nation that limits emigra­ nonpolitical McCall’s — the Rev. C. Henry Anderson , and greater freedom for their magazines bear the same Co-Pastor 42 Hollister St. tion of its citizens. The Jackson citizens.” stamp. The fact that McCall’s Emanuel Lutheran Church Manchester PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974- PAGE SEVEN Half-Time Person fK Town Meeting Monday Kerner Resigns Judgeship Sought by PZC BOLTON town in order to update the list % of registered voters in town. She HeraliJ Kerner has continued to draw Judge Robert Taylor of Donna Holland The zoning a§jent would State statutes now require Wilson, Susan and Kevin CHICAGO (UPI) - U S. his $42,500 annual salary while Knoxville, Tenn., refused in COVK.NTRY S x e H e r a lb Curreapundent Area Profile work between 20 and 25 hours a Cavanaugh, 11 a.m. Appeals Court Judge Otto on leave. July to reduce Kerner's Monica Shea 646-0375 that an update of the list be week and will be responsible to completed every two years. Anyone who wishes to par­ Kerner — the first sitting A U.S., District Court jury sentence and let stand his fine Corrc'tponflenI There will be a Town Meeting the commission. Area Profile Mrs. Assard is the ticipate who has not yet federal judge to be convicted found Kerner and Isaacs guilty of $20,000. Kerner has T. I. 742.9495 Monday at 8 p.m. at the Town The duties of the zoning agent Republican registrar of voters registered should pick up a and sentenced for a crime — in February, 1973, of making a appealed his case twice to the Sandra Stave, chairman of U.S. Supreme Court, which would include the review of sub­ Hall. and Mrs. Litvinskas is the registration form at the Town has resigned his office, ending $300,000 profit on racetrack the Planning and Zoning Com­ Residents will be asked to stock given to them as a bribe once has refused to hear the divisions and ordination of Democratic deputy registrar of Hall and bring it to the lake H c ’ H Get Signs congressional moves to im­ mission, and Frank Connelly confirm the nomination of technical reports; the prepara­ voters. Monday. peach him. by racing heiress Marjorie case. The second appeal is are seeking an additional per­ Richard C. Olmsted D.V.M. as Lindheimer ^ y e r e tt between pending. tion of legal notices and reports Bicyle Parade Correction The former Illinois governor son to serve in the planning of­ on referrals; research on Democrats Endorse Today Director of Health. It was inadvertendly reported HEBRON submitted his resignation 1961 and 1968, when Kerner was fice in a part-time position of There will be a bicycle special permits and zoning They will be asked to ap­ in The Herald Tuesday that A1 Wednesday — just five days governor. zoning agent. HEBRON election to ascertain changes in parade Friday at Herrick Nancy Foote requirements; review and coor­ to 3 p.m. and on Saturday from propriate $2,815 for reimburse­ Ahearn has been chairman of before he is to surrender to But until Wednesday, Kerner Mrs. Stave made it quite residence.” Memorial Park at 1 p.m. for dination of field work on the Nancy Foote 9 a.m. to noon. ment to the State of Connec­ the Board of Finance for six federal authorities to begin a steadfastly refused to resign Joins Space Race clear that she was not Seeking participants in the summer Inland-Wetlands Act. (Correspondent The purpose of the canvass is ticut for unemployment com­ years. Edward Hodge, a twelve-year-old resident of West St., three-year prison term for from the ^nch to which he was NEW DELHI (UPI) - India another person just to add to recreation program. The agent must also be Tel. 228-3970 to determine the name of any Community Calendar pensation paid to Michael Ahearn is presently in his spent most of Monday circulating a petition on his street fraud, tax evasion and con­ appointed for life by President will join the space race within the office staff. ■:r. The parade, originally familiar with planning and T he Democratic 55th voter who no longer lives at a The Missions Committee of Molinaro. The money was en­ sixth year as a member of the asking First Selectman Aaron Reid to post “Children at spiracy. Lyndon B. Johnson in 1968. the next four years, Prime She said, “The reason for this scheduled for yesterday, was zoning matters and Assembly District convention particular residence in town the First Congregational cumbered from the 1973-74 Board of Finance. He was “This letter is to tell you that A move was under way in the Minister Indira Gandhi said request is to halt the crisis canceled due to the weather. Play” signs on West St. knowledgeable of Inland- will be held at the Town Office and also to find the new people Church is sponsoring the com­ budget. elected to a six-year term. I have submitted my resign­ House of Representatives to Wednesday. response situation which Items still needed by the Wetlands; and must be able to Building at 8 tonight to endorse who moved into the town. munity calendar this year. Residents will be asked to He has served the past two ation to the President and Chief sponsor impeachment action “The first orbital flight is currently exists in the Planning crafts instructor in order to The boy’s pet cat had been killed on the road that morn­ understand, coordinate and a candidate for the nomination The registrars of voters for P ro cess will go to the "Oven authorize the selectmen to years as chairman and was un­ Justice (Warren) Burger,” against him. scheduled to take place in and Zoning office. It is our have the fullest program possi­ ing and he became concerned for the safety of younger write technical reports. to the office of state represen­ Hebron, James Derby Jr. and for Indians" mission project. accept a deed to two certain animously re-elected to that Kerner said in a brief letter to “ It’s an intolerable 1978.” Mrs. Gandhi said in a feeling that if someone was ble for the children are Readers These reports would incor­ tative. Joseph Fill, would appreciate Space is available on the parcels of property from position for his final year on the children in his neighborhood. The petition cited the Chief Judge Luther M. Swygert situation,” Rep. John B. Ander­ written reply to a question from available to handle the duties Digest magazines, wire coat porate studies from Four people have indicated the cooperation of everyone in calendar for birthdays, anniver­ Lawrence Fiano for the purpose board at a meeting Monday. excessive speed used by golfers going to ^ ea r b y country of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of son, R-Ill., had said. “I can’t parliament. She gave no further we have outlined, the commis­ hangers, picture magazines and engineering, soils and other en­ an interest in the spot. They are town in providing information saries and meetings of local of establishing the street line It was also inadvertently club. Twenty-six residents of the area^igned the paper Appeals. see any justification for the details. sion and the town planner would yarn. vironmental fields. Cynthia Wilson of Hebron, when the canvasser calls at the organizations. Members of the along Steele crossing Rd. and reported in a recent article con­ which was delivered to the first selectman’s office the next Kerner had ben on leave of U.S. government to be paying a , Previously it had been an­ have more time to fulfill their It is estimated that the posi­ Aloysius Ahem of Bolton, Jane door. church are currently contacting Watrous Rd. where said roads Water Classes cerned with bids for construc­ absence from the bench since man $42,500 for sitting in jail.” nounced that India would use planning responsibilities and day. tion would cost between five Donnelly of Marlborough and Tax Payment Hebron residents signing up abut the Roseann Elizabeth The second phase of the tion of four tennis courts at December, 1971, when he and Kerner is to surrender to the facilities in the Soviet Union to better serve the town." and six thousand dollars. Thomas Anderson of Andover. dates and selling calendars. Estates subdivision. water safety program will Bolton High School that bids in­ former state Revenue Director fed'eral penitentiary at launch a weather satellite later Mrs. Stave added, “Only by Tax Collector Cynthia Wilson Reid told Edward that he had ordered the proper signs There will be a special Town The seat is presently held by The cost of each calendar is They will also be requested to begin Monday at the middle cluded construction of an 8-acre Theodore J. Isaacs were in­ Leungton, Ky., Monday. He this year, but Mrs. Gandhi’s an­ having some time to reflect on reminds all Hebron taxpayers Council meeting on Monday at 8 Dorothy Miller, R. of Bolton. $1. Each birthday or anniver­ incorporate said property in the Bolton Lake. parking lot. It should have read and he would have them placed on West St. as soon as they dicted in connection with a could be parolled before Christ­ nouncement was the first in­ situations before they reach a that first installment taxes’ are p.m. in the Town Hall to discuss Voter Canvass sary is 15 cents and each town road system. All participants from the first arrived. racetrack stock bribery mas, though U.S. District Court dication that India was working stage of crisis can the commis­ due on or before July 31. All tax an 8-car parking lot. this matter and the request of During the next few weeks a meeting notice is 25 cents. The duly qualified voters will phase of the program, held at scheme. on its own space program. sion and planner act most effec­ bills under $100 are due in full the North Coventry Volunteer complete house-to-house can­ Heading up this year’s program be asked to authorize the town Gay City State Park in Hebron, tively in the best interest of the by that date. Fire Department for a rescue vass will be made throughout are Ethel Brehant (228-9171), to* enter into a multi- may continue at Bolton Lake town.” She further reminds vehicle. the town. The canvass is in ac­ Carole Elliot (228-31%), Marie jurisdictional prime sponsor with classes scheduled for the COUPON' Mrs. Stave said, “I would taxpayers that they are liable If the council approves the cordance with State of Connec­ Johnson (647-1983) and Ruth agreement and amendments to same time. have no objection to having a for their taxes even if they did 725 E. Middle Turnpike two requests a special town ticut Law Section 9-32 which Porter (228-9142). Anyone who participate in the comprehen­ Those participating in the se­ women in this position but we not receive a bill. meeting will be called to ap­ states “A canvass shall be has not been contacted may call sive manpower training cond phase should take Tolland OPEN MON. AND TOES. want the most qualified person Mrs. Wilson is available in prove the funds. Ms. Williams with an exhibit showing some of the steps that went into the design and made within the period of six Rd. through to Cubles Dr. at for the job, whether it be a man the Town Office Building Mon­ these committee members to program established for the 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. EXTRA S&H production of the Coventry Bicentennial Medal. (Herald photo by Larson) months before each regular Cables Dr. follow Red Cross or women.” day through Friday from 9 a.m. order a calendar. Hartford Labor Market Area WED. THRU SAT. and Capitol Region, under the arrows to the area. B A.M. to 10 P.M. Comprehensive Employment New registrants and their GREEN STAMPS and 'Training Act of 1973. class assignments are: Paul “Now 3 Fine Negotiations at Impasse Voter Canvass Richardson, Katherine Placco, Supermarkets To Virginia Assard and Sophie 10 a.m.; Philip, Mark, Christine Serve You Better!” too 200 300 Three Seeking School Board Post Litvinskas are conducting a and Danielle Pellerin, % door-to-door canvass of the Christopher, Christen and tVe Raservo The Right To Limit Quintal** EXTRA EXTRA Artist Shows Steps Superm arkets EXTRA COVENTRY agreement has been reached. She is a member of the Patricia Mulligan Carolyn DelSignore, Cherrie DOUBLE S&H GREEN Monica Shea The contract is for the road HEBRON Republican Town Committee Mrs. Mulligan has resided in With $10 with $20 With $30 _ Town Manager Allen crews. .Nancy Foote and the Republican Women’s Hebron for three years and is a STAMPS SATURDAY purchase purchase purchase A petition will be made by the In Making Medallion Club and is employed as the Sandberg and Local 1303, member of the Republican union to the State Board of bookkeeper for the Hebron Girl Bitten By Dog 7 TO 10 P.M. American Federation of State, A Town Meeting has been Town Committee and the July 22 ■ July 27 n iK ft iw Mediation and Arbitration to in­ Elementary Schools and the The family reported, it County and Municipal values most highly is that of scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. Republican Women’s Club. Good Friday and Saturday, stitute fact finding proceedings. Capt. Hale is shown full face. clerk of the local Board of SOUTH WINDSOR happened this way; 1 Employes, have announced an “Teacher of the Year” at in the Hebron Elementary ALL OUR BEEF July 2S, 26 and 27. Except during The fact that the design was Eduction. Judy Kuehnel Lisa was playing with a group impasse in contract (Coaching Staff Coventry High School in 1969. School to fill a vacancy for a Doubla Stamp Hours Monica liea excuted by a women is also un­ The Carlsons have one of children in her front yard IS USDA CHOICE negotiations after a series of Coventry Cougars Pony Foot­ T he medallion com­ term from Aug. 1, 1974 to June She attended Seattle Univer­ A seven-year-old South Wind-' usual medallic art is a daughter, Robin. Monday night when the dog, "The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere" nOBB meetings. ball team has selected its memorates Capt. Hale, the 30, 1976 on the Regional Board sity and is a graduate of Walla sor girl is recuperating from field generally associated with reputed to be fond of elderly The contract expired last coaching staff for the upcoming There was a private showing Revolutionary War hero whose of Education. Walla Business College. serious lacerations she men. persons, attacked the child June and since that time no season. Tuesday night of the family homestead in Coventry. Three Hebron residents have , Judith Gregory received this week when one of U.S.D.A. Choice, FIRST CUT Willie Oliver has been named photographs depicting the Ms. Williams, who is chair­ two dogs the family owns at­ without warning. man of the art department at This homestead is one of the indicated an interest in the posi­ Mrs. Gregory is a graduate of head coach and will be assisted sequence of development of the Mrs. Mulligan said that she tacked her. Lisa’s father came at the dog Coventry High School, also area’s most historically signifi­ tion. They are Mrs. Carlson of Central Connecticut State with a garden hoe, but a by former pro linebacker Leroy Coventry Bicentennial feels that “the board should Lisa Ann Yanusitis, 344 teaches at Eastern Connecticut cant locations. Capt. Hale, a Jan Dr., Mrs. Judith Gregory of College with a degree in educa­ neighbor called the animal off. Moore, Bob Prinz, and Dick Medallion which was designed offer the following to each com­ Miller Rd., daughter of ad State College. school teacher, was under the Buck Rd., and Mrs. Patricia tion. Much of her career as an Zaino. munity: Open communication, Mrs. Anthony Yanusitis, is Lisa’s parents rushed her to the CHUCK by Teressa Williams, an inter-, SPECIAL She is a native of direction of Gen. G eorge Mulligan of Gristmill Rd. educator was spent in the police station where the child For registration information nationally known artist and complete integrity, ad­ being carefully watched for in­ Worchester, Mass, and earned Washington when he Rosalie Carlson Farmington school system. was administered emergency BLOCK BUSTER call 742-8858 or 423-7275. sculptress, who created a ministrative ability, concern fection after Micky, her four- her undergraduate degree at volunteered to pass through Mrs. Carlson and her husband She and her husband Warren first aid and taken to likeness of Capt. Nathan Hale. for a ll pupils, and the year-old half shepherd, half Vacation Clark University there. enemy lines on Long Island in have lived in Hebron for 13 are the parents of three girls. Manchester hospital. Ms. Williams started work on awareness of the importance of doberman pincher, mauled her Monica Shea will be on vaca­ order to obtain information con­ years. Judith Gregory feels that she Manchester police were alerted STEAK moral values. I believe these Monday night. tion from Friday, July 26 to the sketches for the medallion cerning the strength and posi­ has the insight and experience She is presently a resident of Mrs. Carlson served as presi­ qualities are the necessary and set up roadblocks for South Sunday, Aug. 4. March 16. She drew 30 poses of tion of enemy troops. as a former educator to help Lisa received countless Manchester. dent of the Hebron Parent prerequisites to effectively degl Windsor police enroute to the If you have news items for Capt. Hale. The Bicentennial He had completed his mission build a worthwhile regional stit^es at Manchester Family Pack Ms. Williams has a masters Teachers Organization in 1970, with the conflicting issues that hospital. Coventry during this time Commission chose pne and and was within sight of his own school system. Said Mrs. Memorial Hospital when the degree from Southern as vice president of the Junior may confront our Regional Lisa was released about mid­ strictly Fresh Colonial please contact Donna Holland within ten days the medallion lines when he was captured. Gregory, “Quality education is dog seriously bit her head and U.S.D.A. Choice CHUCK ROAST Connecticut State College Women’s Club in 1969 and 1970 night Monday, after two hours Grade A S 1 , 1 9 at 646-0375. was sculpted, bronzed and He was executed Sept. 22, Board. I will strive to imple­ face, especially her left eyelid, PORK where she received a thesis and as president of that the one stepping stone that RACK RAY ready for distribution. ment these policies by total of stitching during which “the citation, and has studied art at 1776 and his last words, “I only organization in 1971. every child has a right to.” which required delicate treat­ EXTRA LARGE BONELESS ROLLED * 1 Ms. Williams used a number representation for all people.” doctor actually lost count of the 4Quaranteed Retreads a number of institutions, in­ regret that I have but one life to ment in order to save it, the of sources for the likeness of lose for my country,” are family reported. number,” the girl’s parents INSTAllED-BAlANCED-NEW STEMS cluding the Hartford Art U.S.D.A. Choice Fresh CHOPS Challenges Law Capt. Hale, including descrip­ said. School, and the Corcoran School familiar to school children over Meanwhile, officials in South BACON 1 0 9 tive documents of the time, the last 200 years. Yanusitis brought the child to EGGS MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) of Art in Washington, D.C. Windor are watching Micky for the police station; first aid was | 9 5 '" o T works of various other artists The obverse of the medallion signs of rabies. The dog is im­ GROUND CHUCK ...... lb. 1 r + T a i BLACK — A man arrested more than 75 where she received a first prize administered and the girl was and her own sense of history bears his likeness together with times for public drunkenness in oil painting. pounded for the next two weeks. and artistry. the famous words. rushed to the hospital — all COMPLETE TIRE LINE has filed a federal suit asking Ms. Williams has worked U.S.D.A. Choice Boneless The result is a likeness de­ The reverse bears a coat-of- within 13 minutes. $ 11 2 9 All ihapei - All liia t - At that state and city drunk laws with the fine arts association in South Windsor Honor Roll picting a man of great strength arms (three vertical arrows); Pocketbook Saving Price!! be declared unconstitutional. several area towns, with little CHUCK STEAK of character and a sense of the horse brand used by the ear­ Chamber Trio Offers ...... » 1 I FAn nu MotmnNG • bauncing] Attorneys said Thomas anguish. theater groups, and has served OPEH ly settlers; and cetain features Adams, 39, a “ chronic as a counselor for the Foreign Theresa Russo Arlene Cyr DAILY- -ivjHuit There are a number of un­ of the seal of the parent town of Kathleen Matthlew Elizabeth DelMastro 11-7 p.M.JtriWT alcoholic," had been denied his Study League, traveling with Joanne Sanford VIvan Menzel Candlelight Concert usual features about the .SENIORS Shirley Denno high school and college students Coventry, England. Susan Schmidt Darlene Mercure constitutional rights because medallion, including the sharp­ Richard Schneider Sheila Deprey Flanking the design are the ILiiiors Bradley Miller Sue DeRosa his arrests amounted to cruel in several European countries. Bruce Sheldick Jeffrey Miller siderable reputation in this 22S HEBRON AVE„ OLABTONBURY ly designedvjpceting of the American eagle and the eagle Darlene Sidney Patricia Dillon TOLLAND and unusual punishment. Among Ms. Williams many Carmen Acevedo John Mitchell Scott Elmore country and abroad as a soloist sculpture and the fact, that from the seal of Coventry, Jennifer Andrews Karen Simpson Ellssa Motola VIVIAN KENNESON honors and awards, the one she Kim Smith Christine Fairman and a sonata recitalist. In 1973 England. Joy Baker Melissa Murray Nanette Falcinelll Correspondent Deborah Bisson Sharon Smith ^ Karen Nelson Ann Stelmat John Fournier Tel. 875-4704 she received the degree of doc­ Nell Bogatz Marilyn Ostrowski Karan Fritzen Mary Bolsseau Lynette Terazzi Rose Parker T he Yale University tor of musical arts from Yale. I Debra Toomey Robin Gilbert (i^Dodland, GARDENS Lisa Botteron Susan Pasquallnl Michael Golden She has recently recorded two Wenday Boucher Audrey Tuchay Lorraine Perrault Chamber Trio will present a Lynn Waddock Jane Goodwin Brahms sonatas for cello and Cynthia Brazeal Carl Palcentinl Jr. Nancy Haggett Candlelight Concert of Schubert *'P(anlB Thai Town Residents Eligible Today Kathleen Welles Please Since 1938!" Justin Callahan Donna Pratt piano with her husband, the Carol Wellington Sharon Hammick and Franck sonatas and a trio Claudia Cards Robert Reeves Jennifer Harris famed celloist Aide Parisot. John Carlson Christine Wheeler Lesbia Reyes by Mendelssohn at the Nature Has A Cynthia Wheeler Michael Hayes For Flood Insurance Coverage Nancy Carlson Priscilla richards The Candlelight Concert caps Stephen Woodard Joseph Hebert Congregational Church on the Phyllis Chase Clifford Richardson Dan Hopkins off a special day of activities Denise Chesky Bonnie Yonke Joanne RIvosa Green Aug. 3 at 8 p.m. Gift for You— , Sandra Young Carol Hasking for Arts of Tolland, highlighting Sprenkel indicated that once Sprenkel urged residents to James Clark Marian Roback Ellen Hyman Arts of Tolland is sponsoring SOUTH WINDSOR Jody Collins Ana Zevallos Beverly Roy the group’s summer programs. a building is eligible for sub­ contact their insurance agents Nancy ZIma Daniel Johnson the event to help raise funds for IV s Judy Kuehnel Eric Cope Jeanne Russo Alexander Jones An Arts and Crafts Show on the sidized insurance, it continues to duscuss the flood insurance Caryl Corcoran Gall Sancho Thomas Kendrick gift of $6(XI it has made to the CorrcHpondent ' Dean Cormier Sally Sanderburgh Green will be held from 11 a.m. GREEN SURVIVAL! to be eligible for the insurance program and the advantages of iiigli Honors Jill Kremidas schools to bring several Speclall Hardy, 8'/i” Pol* 644-1364 Salvatore Cortese Mary Schubert Gary Lanier to 6 p.m. Examples of students’ as long as the municipality con­ participating in the program Michelle Crapparotta Amanda See musical programs to the Residents in South Windsor Deborah Bishop Thomas Lappala work completed during the tinues to participate in the within the 30-day period, star­ Patrick Davin Ruth Clogston Mary Shea Cara Lelbowitz students which would otherwise CHRYSANTNEMMS become eligible to fa y for flood Michael Davis Brenda Comeau Lauren Shelto summer will be shown. program. ting today. Carl Lenkall not be available. PUnt Now for insurance. / Annette Dellsle Deborah Cummings Rosemary SImao Louann Marchessault Tickets for the concert are botullful Augutl and ONLY Flood insurance policies may Thomas DelnIckI Deborah Dillon Jeffrey Small Richard Mather Miss Syoko Ak>, violinist, fait coloral Town Managtr Terry V. Anthony Da Nicola Allison Smith available for $2 per person. An be obtained from licensed Debra Dunacusky William McCarthy made her concert debut at the Sprenkel said that the town can Deborah Deprey Debora Ford Debra Soares Michael Nadeau additional $5 sponsor donation 3i’ 3.75 Audrey Dodd Jayson Lelbowitz Mary Stalger age of nine. She is a Yale facul­ now participate in the flood in­ property insurance agent for Herald Vicky Nowicki will carry and invitation to a broker within the municipality. Melanie Doherty Mary Lucia Stephen Thrall Jeffrey O'Connell ty member and has toured surance program under the Mary Duprey Kim Prarlo Debora Vashon Joann OlshelskI Champaign Reception at the ch ooM IromI M - ' Christine Ellasson Thomas Walek extensively in this country and provisions of the National Flood During the first 30 days after Yesterdays David RIaater Susan Parker home of Dr. William D’Antonio, the community" becomes eligi­ Terry Ellery Laurie Schofield Jonathan Williams Eleanor Picard in Europe. Miss Aki has been Insurance Act of 1968. Catherine Evans Anne Smeallle Mary Williams Metcalf Rd. immediately Now's The Time To Plant 25 Years Ago Linda PlechowskI praised for her “luscious, Under the insurance ble for the sale of flood in­ Raymond Favreau Robert VanVogelpoel Gary ZaluckI Lorene Pottinger following the concert. At the surance, coverage can be made Local charter and court bills Rita Featherstone Charles Weiss Cheryl Clay Nancy Pultord temperamental fiddling” and program, coverage will be Kathleen Finnegan Bette Friedberg reception, guests will have the BEMHIli; PUNTS available immediately upon affecting Manchester are Barbara Reuss • records for Angel and Vanguard available on single-family Philip Francis Patricia Rlordan signed by Gov. Chester Bowles. Michael Gantick JUNIORS special treat of meeting the ar­ Agorafum, Snapa, application to protect any loss High Hunora Sheryl Schmidt records. Marigolda, Potunlaa, ONLY' structures up to J35,000 and up New A&P store is to cost Marlene Gaudet Andrew Schubert tists. that is not in progress. Lydia GlansantI Honors Barry Sills, a master student Dahtiaa, ate. to 8100,000 for multi-family and $63,550, Alice AIzugaray Patricia Schukel Tickets are available from However, after the first 30 Roxanne Glullano Stephen Aldrich Jayne Shelto of cello at Yale, was a member non-residential units. Catherine Golden Cynthia BarrItt Carole Gordon, 875-0874; Joyce 3!*2.89 day-period of eligibility, there Peter Allen Elizabeth Bohls Frances Smith of the International Youth ALSO PLANT YOUR Residential contents may be Thomas Goodwin Richard Atkins Karen Soares North, 872-6525; Stuart Dan- VEGETABLE PLANTS NOWl is a 15-day waiting period after 10 Years Ago Susan Goolsby Scott Bouchard Orchestra under the baton of insured up to $10,000 and up to Linda Balboni Edward Curvino Karen Strandberg forth, 875-1239; Loretta Steven Grigorian Donna Bennett Cindy Sycz Leopold Stokowski. He is the $100,000 on non-residential con­ the application is filed before Dr. Nicholas A. Marzialo Linda Gulllemette Frances Demerals Nightingale, 875-69M; or Bill coverage takes effect. Barbara Bettancourt Paul Doocy June Thomas recipient of scholarshps and tents. comes out strongly for con­ Noel Halpin Doreen Blake Ronald Trinks D’Antonio, 872-8176. Special! Time To Plant Peter Hauck Barbara Ediund awards in young artist com­ ICERURG solidation of town and Eighth Paul Brown Lynn Euzenas Joann Tylulkl Cathy Hebert Alan Burnham Patricia Very Checks may also be mailed to District sewer systems. Susan Hockenberry John FIdler petitions. Richard Chagnon Paul Galetta Peter Walcek Arts of Tolland, P.O. Box 163, Large Forty part-time summer Scott Jorsefleld Kevin Comeau Karen Whipple Miss Elizabeth Sawyer, Hea'' GERANIUMS Linda Johnson Thomas Gervasal Tolland. LETTUCE Philip Cromble Debbie Whitaley pianist, has established a con­ For Your Summer Color! employes threaten walkout in Jeffrey Jones Raisa Helkoft 10 LB. BAG Patricia Dankel Christine Hogan Arlene Zdanis LONS CALIFORNIA SMDE A . Now rec department because of Jonathan Hones Karen DelMastro 4” PoU rome kicloru Susan Jordan Laurie Howley Deborah Denno POTATOES 1 ‘The Best" Only hourly pay basis. Catherine Kavarsky Geoffrey Kenway Mary E. Dillon Bruce Lassman High Honore Charter Hearing Set _ I F i a ^ Ik ItBpM toll Nmta, Ynii Betty Kuehn 3P2.2S Peggy Dodd Cheryl Morehouse Bruce LOBrecque Susan Donlln Lynn Bogatz , iiffiRRIES ... . BOILED Charlene Landers Bruce Myrick Nancy Brown Importad. m » J See Our Largo Display 01 Elizabeth Doran Randy Sabla will sponsor a guided tour ... ■ ■■■■■■■■ lb.19< 7 Q < { John Lawrence Sandra Duclos Terry Burnett TOLLAND mrns 'h u>. g 1 Save on teed & [D^-YmSELF] ktHANcmnars Jill Shavel through the quarry and garnet PLUMS "SCOTTS" Carol Levesque Alex Dziama Joan Cope Nathn (from iwMty larmtl HAM weed. Also headquarters lor Timothy Longo Karen Snow Jeanne Oonhue Vivian Kenneson mine on Mountain Spring Rd. HANGING >4.99 j PICTliKE FRAMING Thomas Eldridge Nancy Uzlemblo GREENFIELD, ORTHO, Nancy Mahoney Michael Falcinelll Robert Featherstone The Charter Revision Com­ 6>49< NECTARINES MILARGAMITE, KERR McGEE Dianna Martel April Foster Sunday at 1:30 p.m. CORN In lloom Catherine Favreau mittee will meet Wednesday, and ORGANIC fertilizers. POTS Diane Martin Jay Ferguson .SOIMIO^IORKS Donna Leonard Dr. Anthony Philpots of the *5.99 Wt cut tht moulding ind the glits...thra help you Rory McCormack Adrien Lelzatte Jackson t Parkins (Standard) ^ SKomens Valerie Fisher July 31 at 7:30 p.m. in the Ad­ University of Connecticut Let us help you with your with everything elie. The right tools meke the job M -M J--- ^ William Meadows Hoiiora Susan Longo O -— f '/'tiEmSslC) Pamela ForghettI WITH THIS COUFO* Oo.* Tim M , IT f H M Pally Menzel Susan Lyons ministration Building. A public Geology Department will act as 18X uty-end you get professional rauiitsi Lawrence Freldberg WITH THIS COUPON ►k with ih is coupon i 19 00 PU«CH»« Om Cn *m N f fmOt garden insect & disease Susan Mllkle Kathy Armstrong Rebecca Mann WITH THIS COUrON WITH THIS COUPON A $5 00 PURCHASE m m u t Stephen Galovich hearing will be conducted and guide and explain the rock for­ A $5.00 PURCHASE A $5 00 PURCHASE problems ■ from 3 Jallray Nicholas William Allen Patricia McGuInness A $5.00 PURCHAtf R 0 S E S » 3 . 3 9 Fine Art Prints m m u M Peter Haggerty opinions sought on suggested mation. Rocks in the area show qualified growers. nrtiBiiii li Jatfray Neilaruk Catherine Janowlec Ana Alzuguray Cheryl Miller a Viiit Me ‘ilMiM Plait Htavai" iMso-"^ ' I from the New York Mary Oberg Sandra Jeslonka Bret Arnesen Malanie Nachyly charter changes. the results of a continental WITH Land 0’ Lakes ^ .9 SAYINi Gary Olmalead Donna Ask Nancy Norige 7 f | « WITH Preserve Your Drlvewey ChrirHtilhMnuim. Lwg* ind Snull FoUae* iw Geographic Society SteM Itie Rebecca Karlin Anyone unable to attend this collision between North 2 0 « O F F and Tarrarium Ptania, Qloxinlaa, MUad Olaaon Jon Barrett Ruth Sengsr - # 9 ^ COUPON M*chin*S*rMd Linda Kergan # 9 * COUPON Pota, Ruafk Baaktto, Aulaaa, Rhododan- iTavid Ouallatte Sharon Benson Jill Shapiro meeting may send written America and Africa many 6 Jar* M adm it Jr. JEINTEM6 one dev PwkinoToti • G* Slalim Judith Kochman 1-9 . Cm l*oz* dfona, African VIotatt. and m odi, much LAPP PLAZA tjanial Palmqulat Katherine Krepcio Walter Bolstrldge Susan Sllcer SZ-o. Aik AkMt Om WiINm C . n m suggestions to Carole M. Gor­ millions of years ago. RARY DRIVEWAY moral Thouaanda lo oM o m Worn. .loraan Parker Laurie Kryzak Christine Burdick Blair Smith CHASE & SANiWRN TOTA^ Rfvtt B3, VtrnoR Mmiff Chorgt AccipM • Fiw bW aim Amy SturdevanI don, secretary, Charter Revi­ KRAFT §8BUnER69^3 SEALER !a*i* Jacqustina Parks Cllttord Lange Mark Burnham Mrs. Bruce Cramer, whose I HOURS: „ „ , _ (2 milaf north of Vernon Cireleli John Paatula Yasmi Caramlnas Robert Umberlleld FOOD Katherine Larivlere sion Committee, Mile Hill Rd., late husband discovered and COFFEE CEREAL Oood Thru July 27 Clll AA*iKk«trfr 643-7691 Joan Weiss MAYONNAISE Good Tliru July 27 1 Lb. Package Tuet-Wed-Thurs-Set 9 :30*8:30 — w v * i msksoso PauW Parry Cheryl Lenentine Denise Chambers Good Thru July 27 Ono Coupon Por PomHy Fridiy-Noon to 9 cloied Man. P R #IM v 7 2 * o 0 2 2 Jaanna Phillips Paul Corcoran Joanne Welles ' Tolland 06080. worked the mine for many OiM Coupon Por PamUy Ono Coupon Por FomHy Vanmi arch VtniM iSiMEa! Kathryn MacDonald :-vial Piarca Janice Marchessault Kathy Cowey (Juarry Tour years, will accompany the I'O ' ^ Kathleen Cromble The Store With Heart' "Tho Sloro IV/lh Hoarl Et ward Reardon The Conservation Commis­ group. The rain date is Aug. 4. ' 0 0 ^ sion and the Tolland Land Trust PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., July 25, 1974 - PAGE NINE Investment 1 r V '• BEST SELLERS D eficit Business Bodies Chatter (UPI — Publishers’ Weekly) BOOK REVIEWS Fiction I ^ Estimated GETS PROMOTION $74.6 million compared with Watership Down —Richard DIVIDENDS DECLARED NEW YORK (UPI) - . ‘‘Thin Adams Charles Bainbridge of $44.8 milion reported in the first WASHINGTON (UPI) - TTie At its regular quarterly markets and wishful Unking T’nker, Tailer, Soldier, Spy Ellington has been promoted to half of 1973. Treasury estimated today that meeting, the board of directors without real convictiomcan add - . jhn le Carre consultant in the field financial the federal budget for the fiscal of Lydall Inc. of Manchester up to a receipt fo ^ id e but Widow, by Lynn Caine. 'Jaws —Peter Benchley administration department of took the following dividend ac­ ELECTED DIRECTOR Rockefeller Power, by year that ended June 20 wound 'ShqrWived price s ^ g s ,” says (Morrow, $6.95) The Dogs of War —Fre­ Connecticut Mutual Life. William R. Johnson, Standard STobrY And this has Myer Kutz. (Simon and up in the red by $3.5 billion. tion: To every marriage partner derick Forsyth A native of Chicopee, Mass., A dividend of five cents per executive vice president of The been the nature of the market Schuster, $7.95) The author has come the dark of night Cashelmara —Susan In preliminary figures for Bainbridge received his B.S. share on common stock was Savings Bank of Manchester, recently, the firm said. doesn’t challenge the thought, which of us will die Howatch fiscal 1974, the Treasury said declared, payable Sept. 16 to was elected recently a director Rockefellers’ dedication to first? I hope it’s me, is the overall revenues amounted to shareholders of record Aug. 30. of the Savings Bank Life In­ philanthropy or their many The Fan Club —Irving surance Co. at the annual Uncertainty is a big factor in quick answer, often sincere Wallace $264.8 billion while spending A .375 cents per share dividend accomplishments in conser­ totaled $268.3 billion. was declared on the $1.50 meeting of the shareholders. the market at the moment, ac­ and sometimes not, and the vation, preservation of The Snare of the Hunter — preferred stock, payable Sept. Johnson, a graduate of cording to E.F. Hutton. The subject is pushed off into the historical sites and in aiding Helen Macinnes k The budget estimates for Middlebury College and of the firm says with President unimaginable or unthinkable Winter Kills —Richard 16 to shareholders of record r-Jf' the health and well-being of ¥ revenue were down sharply Aug. 30. A dividend of 20 cents Graduate School of Savings Nixon’s nationwide address ap­ land of old age. the American people. He wo­ Condon from figures in February and , . , j | IHMH ^ per share was announced on the Banks at Brown University, is proaching, the conflict in Lynn Caine had the tra­ rries that the Rockefellers If Beale Street Could Talk May because of the general also a director of the Savings Cyprus growing worse, and 80 cents preferred stock, gedy to discover that death claim the right to interpret — James Baldwin slowdown in the economy. Bank of Manchester, Hartford "impeachment proceedings J payable Sept. 16 to shareholders and cancer don’t wait for what is in the public inteic.st. My Life As A Man —Philip Mutual Investment Fund and drawing to a head, the market The Treasury had calculated of record Aug. 30. retirement age. Right in the The result has been some Roth the Savings Bank Housing Cor- should show little tendency to middle of her life, with two Nonfiction receipts would be ,$5.2 billion portation of Connecticut. He is move far in either direction.” dubious projects jammed higher in February and as late young children to raise and down the public throat. The The Gulag Archipelago — RECEIVES HONOR a member of the mortgage so many plans as yet un­ Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn as May 30 projected receipts Richard Gallup, employed by committee of the Savings charges are well documented would be $1.2 billion higher than fulfilled, her husband died. and deserve close reading. All The President’s Men — Appliance Repair Inc., 199 Banks’ Association of Connec­ And she also discovered Carl Bernstein and Bob the projected estimates Forest St., was honored in ticut and a member of the infor­ released today. that she was no silver screen Prophets With Honor, by Woodward Dayton, Ohio, recently as one of mation and marketing com­ widow, staunch in grief, a • Alive —Piers Paul Read I the top appliance servicemen in mittee of the National Associa­ FARR’S SECURITY Alan Barth. (Knopf, $7.95) rock of dependability for her The subtitle of this fascinat­ You Can Profit from a the nation. tion of Mutual Savings Banks. children. Instead, she went Monetary Crisis — Harry Gallup won the expense-paid, ing book is “Great Dissents Active in local and civic af­ SYSTEMS quietly, sedately crazy. Browne BERNARD A. LOZIER, two-day visit to Frigidaire Divi­ fairs, Johnson is president of and Great Dissenters in the It was this very craziness, Plain Speaking -Merle sion of General Motors when he the United Way of Manchester Designed for small business Supreme Court.” These are INC. the extent of which Miller was selected as one of 72 ser­ Inc., a member of the or residential use at a sensi­ some of the men in our histo­ Celling Repairs ble price. frightened her when she ry who refused to be swayed Times To Remember vicemen to represent some 2,- Manchester Chamber of Economy Buses —Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy i Replacements Charles Ruinhridge began emerging from it, that from what they believed was 196 technicians from across the Commerce, former president of NO 0BLI6ATI0N The Memory Book —Harry Quality Carpentry Work, prompted her to write a book right. Their opinions, country. Twelve were selected the Manchester Kiwanis Club Westport will use eight of these Mercedes Benz buses for a For Demonstration Lorrayne and Jerry Lucas Patloa • Additions degree in industrial manage­ anywhere along established routes. A1 Luzetti, bus about her experience. although a minority in their from each of the company’s six and former member of the new transit system in the city. Low gas mileage is the Call: Working'—Studs Terkel & Remodeling ment from Lowell Glastonbury Board of Finance. salesman, left, and Richard T. Lathrop, owner of the firm, If she had gone spec­ time, were later adopted by major service regions. Management — Peter F. Stunted Corn Technological Institute in 1968 Gallup is a resident of North biggest factor in the purchase of the minibuses from a New said the buses would be delivered soon. (UPI photo) 649-4334 tacularly psychotic, she history. Their story also is the Johnson resides in Glaston- Drucker Free Estimates and a teaching certificate from Windham. ■ bury. London firm. Passengers can flag down the buses might have been forced to story of an ever changing, Thomas Jefferson —Fawn Stanley Wallach, a farmer near Eureka, Mo,, examines an that ought to stand 9-feet by mid-July have barely reached the University of Connecticut in £«ek help. But buying a house ever evolving Supreme Court Phone 649-4464 SALES UP in New Jersey is a perfectly M. Brodie ear of corn stunted by thie drought. The corn had reached 5-feet-8 inches. (UPI photo) 1971. which is bound, but never its full growth of only 3Vz inches. Around him, cornstalks He joined the firm in 1971, The Stanley Works of New normal thing to do in general hogtied, by precedent. became an agency assistant in Britain reported second quarter terms. For a widow in Lynn 1972, and was made a senior sales of $127 million, an in­ Caine’s position, and with her Black Mafia, by Francis agency assistant in 1973. crease of 18 per cent over $108 views on city versus subur­ A .J. lanni. (Simon and He and his wife, the former million during the same period ban living, it was insane. Schuster, $8.95) Verily, the Jan Belanger of Manchester, last year. For the first six The author, with some­ old order changeth, even in reside on Hillsdale Dr. months, sales were $244 times devastating frankness, organized crime, and this is million, also up 18 per cent over tells of her widowhood of her an absorbing, fa.st-paced ac­ the $207 million reported for the feelings that ranged from count of how the blacks and first six months of last year. traditional grief to sheer Puerto Ricans are taking Earnings for the second ™ MOWER SALE rage of her dead husband for over from the Italian crime quarter totaled $5.9 million or NEW MANA(;ER leaving her, aiid leaving her families at the front of the 77 cents per share which is four f r i a n d s a t unprepared. But if there is ■ . Michael Jeffries of line. The author sees this as a per cent below the record earn­ one special message for the Manchester is the new manager ings of 80 cents a share or $6.1 form of natural “ethnic suc­ of Bonanza Steak House, Friday and widow, and perhaps the cession." Black Mafia was million a year ago. The three widower, it is to wait. Don't Spencer St. Prior to joining cents difference is more than Saturdayl researched exceptionally do anything, don't make any well and packs some wallop r accounted for by increased in­ decisions that can be terest payments made in the se­ even though it resembles a delayed. It will be months, cond quarter of 1974. documentary in some places. , CRAFTSMAN, perhaps even years, before ■a 'V Six month earnings were $10 [ CRRFYSMRN i you are back on even keel. • - -V million or $1.30 per share com­ One upbeat note: when Mrs. pared to $11.5 million or $1.49 Caine emei'ges on the other per share a year ago. DISASTER AID i side of her black tunnel of despair, she has become a MONTGOMERY, Ala. NEW HIGHS SET (UPI) - Alabama Baptists The highest sales and earn­ stronger, more independent, more self-identified person have made available more ings for any quarter and first than $250,000 for disaster than she was in the days half in the company’s history relief to aid victims of the were reported by the Dexter when her own identification of herself was as someone's April 3 tornadoes that devas­ Corp. of Windsor Locks, tated sections of northern wife. producer of specialty chemical Alabama. and nonwoven materials. Joan Hanauer (UPI) Net income for the second quarter increased to $2.1 million or 52 cents per share compared with $1.4 million or 33 cents per share reported in the same period a year ago. Sales in the second quarter were $40.6 m illion, con­ siderably ahead of the $25.5 million reported last year. Michael Jeffries Results for both second quarters include operations of drasses - tportiw aar Bonanza, Jeffries was Puritan Chemical Co., Atlanta, Sears Companion 20-Inch Sears Craftsman 20-lnch Eager-1® CALDOR SHOPPING ( associated with Friendly Ice Ga., and Societe des Vernis Rotary Lawn Mowers Mower with Catcher ^ MANCHESTER sears Craftsman 18-Inch ^ ^ Cream for five years at its Bouvet, Tournus, France, 3 Sears Powerful Craftsman SAVE 33% Silver Lane shop. acquired at the end of the first This mower helps take the work out of cutting This mower is eager to start because you’re eager Jeffries is a 1970 East quarter of 1973. Power Hedge Trimmer Commereial Router ' lawns. There’s real power in the 9.0-cu. in. en­ Pre-Inventory Sale Catholic High graduate and a Net income for the first six to finish! Features a fast-starting 12.0-cu. in. en­ Sears powerful 18-inch double insulated electric 100% ball bearings, no-load speed . . . 25,000 gine with recoil starter, and there's great versa­ 1974 graduate of the University months increased to $4.2 gine, 6-position wheel adjusters, and a 5-position WE RE CLEANIHG OUT OUR trimmer needs no grounding. Develops 140,000 cuts RPM. Motor develops 1-HP, Adjust to a capacity tility in the 5-position cutting adjustment! of Connecticut with a BA million or $1.01 per share com­ deluxe folding handle! SUMMER MERCHANDISE per minute. Rugged double edged blade. Slide of U/^-inch depth. Built-in spindle lock and built- degree in finance. pared with $2.6 million or 63 Jeffries resides at 47 Galaxy cents per share reported in the Buy Now and Save At Buy Now and Save HURRY WHILE THEY LASTIII action switch on rear handle for convenient use. “ in light. Chip deflector eye shield. Trigger lock Dr. first half last year. Sales in the This Fantastic Sale Price! Regular $84.99 At This Low, Low Sale Price! Balanced for easy handling. 1 8 with safety release. Rigid sectional aluminum first six months of 1974 were Regular $174.99 housing. Regular $29.99 Sold Last Year HALTERS ^ Fo r $59.99 FABRIC SALE I Solids - Prints loo Reg. $6.00 DOORBUSTER SAVINGS SAVE 28% p. SAVE 26% SAVE 42% Sears Interior Latex ■ *V Sears Driveway C raftsm an WHILE THEY LAST! SHIRTS - NYLON Flat Wall Paint PLACKET Coating and Sealer Electric Edger »» KSB SLIPCOVER & UPHOL^ERY 4 • ■ Five Short Sleeved and loo Gallon Gallon. Sleeveless Reg. $9.00 34“ Regular $6.99 tar Regular $7.99 Regular $S9.99 FABRIC 5 0 % DRIYIYIAY CORJ'N'’ Reduced up to off Guaranteed washable, col- Fills and smooths small Edge, trim, trench . . . Its orfast, spot-resistant or cracki. Helps protect five synchronized positions TANK TOPS you get necessary addi­ against weathering. Dries let you handle a wide vari­ r tional paint or your money to a slip resistant finish. ety of jobs. High-torque Polyester, Asst. 100 back (When applied over Normally dries in about 4 ball-bearing motor. With Colors automatic slip-clutch. Sr® ONLY «yd. Reg. $6.00 properly prepared sur­ hours. Jet black in color. 38 faces.) DRESS FABRICS PANT DRESSES « KAY W ARNER SAVE 27% Buy IVow! SAVE 41% • Cotton Polyester and Cotton • Syn. Sears Plastic Trash Sears 6-Pack Of Sears Pocket Reg. $20.00 • Jersey Craftsman 22-Inch Eager-1* Sears Craftsman 26-Inch Can with Dome Lid Frosted Bulbs C alculator SO*- 1 ^ 3 W S b 1 8 Self-Propelled Mower j Rider Lawn Mower ^ V 2 PRICE ITEMS There’s plenty of power in this self-propelled mower. This rear-engine rider has a compact-yet powerful CULOTTE DRESSES It has a 10-cu. in. engine, a 2-speed transmission, 5-HP motor! Single-speed mower has a 3-position 34“ • Ribbons • Trim m ings Scan Low Price W as$39.9SMay 1974 6-position wheel adjuste^^ through the deck ex­ manual height-of-cut adjustment plus an adjustable Polyester or Polyester $ 0 9 9 Regular tS.49 • Buttons • Buckles haust, lightweight adjusters, lightweight magnesium steel seat. Cuts 26-in. path! ^ amt Cotton Reg.$16-$18 All you math and engin- • Drapery Fringes housing. Handy new high-dome lid Ke6p several of these neering students . . . take « fits on tight, even when handy bulb packs conven­ this brainy calculator to class in your pocket. It Buy Now and Save More Now Is The Time To Buy the container is over-filled. iently on hand. Contain During This Great Sale! Regular $184.99 Regular $289.99 And it’s mgged enough to the most wanted sizes: two gives you most of the an- and Save During This Terrific Sale! withstand 0 degree temper­ 60w’s, two 75w’s, and two swers you need. Save Up Wgr Many Other Items Reduced Throughout atures. In 20-1^. size. lOOw’s. to $50 on other calcula­ rnimsMFABRIC DEPARTMENTl^STOIlES The Store...For Immediate Sale 32-Gal. S iz e ...... 6.88 2.Pack.O I3.WayBulb> . . <¥¥ tors. SHOP AT SEARS BRIDGEPORT HAMDEN ORANGE EASTFIELD MALL WEST HARTFORD WEST SPRINGFIELD AND SAVE DRESSES - GOWNS - BLOUSES - ETC. BRIDGEPORT HAMDEN ORANGE EASTFIELD MALL WEST HARTFORD WEST SPRINGFIELD Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat 104 Thun. & Fit 10-9 SatUfaelion OuamtUttd WATERBURY NORWALK MIDDLETOWN DANBURY WESTFIELD MANCHESTER NORTHAMPTON 6-D SHOP AT SEARS or Your Monty Back ssAas. aoEBVCK and CO. AND SAVE SatUfaetion Ouaranteed WATERBURY NORWALK MIDDLETOWN .DANBURY WESTFIELD MANCHESTER NORTHAMPTON 6-D or Your Money Back s u s s , ROEBUCK AND CO. PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com., Thurs., July 25. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974— PAGE ELEVEN Ayotte-Maier Michaud-Negro From Yqijr

Sharon E. Maier of New Bri­ The Sacred Heart Church in tain and Richard Gerard Ayotte Vernon was the scene July 20 of Live, Ocean Fresh from Maine of Manchester, exchanged wed­ the marriage of Deborah Rae Neighbor’s Kitchen ding vows May 24 at Holy Cross Negro of Bolton and William Church in New Britain. Louis Michaud of Andover. The bride is the daughter of The bride is the daughter of By Vivian F. Ferguson LOBSTERS John Maier of New Britain and Mr. and. Mrs. Raymond J. the late Anna Frisina of An­ Negro of 232 Hebron Rd., dover. The bridegroom is the Bolton. The bridegroom is the ’.••V.V.V.SV.V.W/ son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerard son of Mrs. Dorothy Michaud of My daughter Leigh came Ayotte of 147 Chambers St. Vernon. home from her friend Linda’s We^ve Named The Baby— The Rev. William P. Pr- White gladioli and shasta house. “ Mom, you just have to zybylo of Holy Cross Church, daisies decorated the church get the recipe for Mrs. Brody’s performed the double-ring for the double-ring ceremony. luncheon kugel. It’s delicious!’’ ceremony. The bride, given in marriage "Luncheon kugel,’’ I replied. Mfdhursi, JayHcn son of Robert W. and Marcia A. Culver The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white silk "There’s no such thing." l^ter, Medhurst of Pascagoula, Miss. He was born June 18 at Singing by her father, wore a gown of River Hospital, Pascagoula. His maternal grandparents are Mr. organza gown appliqued with it occurred to me that she was HIGHLAND PARK imported silk organza designed referring to lokshen kugel. In 11.89 lace and designed with short and Mrs. Edwin L. Culver of 181 Vernon St. His paternal grand­ with a high neckline, long I flowing sleeves, mandarin Yiddish, the word lokshen J parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Medhurst Sr. of Danbury. His sleeves. Empire waist, lace collar and chapel-length train. means noodles. Kugel is pud­ maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Mark Holmes of 135 Garth trimmed bodice, and A-line Her veil of illusion was at­ ding. “ Tfie Choicest Meat In Town/” ^ M ■'■■■ Rd. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Anna Wanser of Dan­ skirt which terminated into an m 'mm M ■■^>•1 - ,.’.1 '..--3. ^ tached to a crown headpiece. Kugel is a traditional Jewish bury. attached train. Her chapel- ■ ■’■■I-‘ She carried a colonial bouquet dish. You will find a recipe for length veil of silk illusion was of white miniature carnations, noodle kugel in every bMk of Waterinun, Austin Maiiliw, son of Robert A. and Joanne attached to a Camelot cap of stephanotis and baby’s breath. basic recipes for the Jewish Belliveau Waterman of Danbury. He was born July 15 at Danbury silk organza trimmed with housewife. This one came from Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J.R.A. daisy appliques. y '4, • Miss Julie Negro of Bolton Bernice Brody’s grandmother. Belliveau of 142 Diane Dr. His maternal great-grandmother is Miss Adele Remuth of New Shopping Highland o ', 'V Mrs. Marie H. Murphy of West Newton, Mass. He has two sisters, Britain was maid of honor. She was her sister’s maid of honor. Robin, 5; and Kimberley, 21A. wore a blue gown and carried a She wore a princess-style blue and violet print gown. She Park Is A floral arrangement of daisies, Lokshen Kugel Maxwell carnations and baby's breath. carried a colonial bouquet of (Noodle Pudding) Nielson, Christopher Caldwell, son of Thomas R. and white daisies, purple miniature 'k lb. wide noodles Margaret Caldwell Nielson of 201 Main St. He was born July 15 at Bridesmaids were Miss Marylou Gregory of New Bri­ carnations, statice and baby’s 2 eggs Great Help House Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are breath. She wore a matching 1 teaspoon salt Mr. and Mr. Harold Caldwell of 75 Range Hill Dr., Vernon. His tain; Mrs. Nancy Travis of Middletown; and Miss Rochelle headpiece. dash of pepper paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nielson of 11 2 tablespoons butter Butler Rd. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Margaret Ayotte of Manchester, the Bridesmaids were Miss Susan Towards Fighting Instant bridegroom’s sister. They wore teaspooi^ cinnamon OFF Scully of Simsbury. Nassiff Photo Negro of Bolton, the bride’s 2 tablespoons sugar blue and yellow gowns and sister; Mrs. Margaret Gregory Vj pint sour cream with Coupon carried floral arrangements of Glastonbury; and Miss Inflation! Coffee Lutu, Sherri Reed, daughter of Harry Jr. and Karen Harvey \z lb. cottage cheese ,R' similar to that carried by the Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ayotte Alisha Libby of Andover. They Lata of 1311 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. She was born July 15 Vi lb. cream cheese LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents honor attendant. wore gowns similar to that, Fracchia I^hoto Miss Lee Ann Frisina of K (Good thru Sat. July 27th.) are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harvey of East Hartford. Her paternal best man. Ushers were Vincent A reception was held at the worn by the honor attendant. Cook noodles in boiling salted J Plymouth, Mass., the bride’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lata of East Hartford. Her Perruccio of Vernon; Steven Howard Johnson Motor Lodge water 10 minutes. Drain. Add (Herald photo by Pinto) sister, was flower girl. She Donald Langlois of Andover Mrs. William L. Michaud all ingredients and mix great-grandfather is William R. Casey of Montpelier, Vt. She has Travis of Middletown; and Paul in New Britain, after which the Bernice Brody Prepares A Kosher Dinner wore a blue gown identical to couple left on a tour of was best man. Ushers were together thoroughly. Pour into three sisters, Kelly, 11; Tracy, 10; and Lori, 7. Solomonson of Manchester. the couple left on a trip to llllllllllll that worn by the honor atten­ Switzerland and Germany. John Arens of Boston, Mass.; Hartford. buttered pudding dish, dot with .Aunt Irene's Brisket dings or occasions of a joyous Escorting the flower girl was Canada. They will reside on dant. They will reside in New Britain. Vincent Caron of North Haven; A reception was held at the butter and bake in moderate 7-lb. brisket of beef nature take place. No meat or Harvey, Todd Dqniel, son of Daniel L. and Crystal Hicking Marc Frisina of Plymouth, Kingsley Dr., Andover. Ronald Ayotte of Mrs. Ayotte is employed at and Gary Johnston of East Bolton Lake Hotel, after which oven at 350 degrees about 45 onion powder wine is served and no new Harvey of, 2.34 Oak St. He was born July 15 at Manchester Mass., the bride’s brother. Ring Manchester, was his brother’s Newington Children’s Hospital minutes until brown. Serves garlic powder clothes worn during this period. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. bearer was Darren Maier of in Newington. Mr. Ayotte is six. (Note: Some cooks add Vj lb. brown sugar Only dairy dishes are eaten in | Charles Hicking Jr. of 569 E. Center St. His paternal grand­ New Britain, the bride’s brother. employed at Warner & Warner laisins, nuts, cherries, apples, 1 large Bermuda onion the household. U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerrard Harvey of 95 Walker St. Opticians in East Hartford. About Town or prunes). % bottle ketchup (14-oz. bottle) Linda, who is president of I ^ n i c e Brody keeps a kosher Season brisket with garlic United Synagogue Youth, lives All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! W'exelman, George Erwin, son of Mortimer and Lois household. This means she by the strictist codes of her Betty-Jane Turner, whose and onion powder. Slice thin one Magdefrau Wexelman of 13 Middle Butcher Rd., Rockville. He Full Gospel Christian Fel­ Center Congregational must go out of town to purchase faith. If she goes away from school of dancing is located at Bermuda onion. Place over was born July 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His paternal Menus For The Elderly lowship, Interdenominational, Church will have a Vesper Ser­ most of the foods which are a home, she will invariably lose I 40 Oak St., will be attending the brisket. Add brown sugar and “ G E M ” Semi-Boneless U.S.D.A. Choice U.S.D.A. Choice grandmother is Mrs. Sarah Wexelman of West Hartford. He has a will have a Bible study and open vice Friday at 7 p.m. at its part of her religion. "I go about weight rather than break the Professional Dance Teachers ketchup. Cover with aluminum CENTER GUT brother, Alan, 8; and a sister, Audrey, 5. discussion tonight at 7:30 at Bolton Lake chapel. A picnic once a month and use my dietary laws. Linda will enter Convention at the Hotel foil and bake at low Orange Hall. supper will precede the service. freezer. Her packaged an her final year at Manchester The following menus will be Roosevelt in New York City for temperature, 250 degrees, for McGillivray, John William, son of John F. and Meta mashed potatoes, buttered canned goods carry the ap­ High School in the fall. She has v m A m L BOnOM ROUND served July 29 through Aug. 2 at a week beginning Monday. Her about five hours. Slice brisket McGillivray of 36J Vernon Gardens, Rockville. He was born July zucchini squash, white bread, proved labels for a kosher two older siblings, Richard and HAMS Mayfair Gardens and West Hill assistant teachers, Bonnie and return to gravy uncovered 12 at Rockville General Hospital. butter or margarine, pudding, Barbara, both college students. Gardens for all Manchester housewife. for about one hour longer, or (water added) ROAST milk or coffee. Hayes of South Windsor, and I Jonathan, 7, is the youngest Ringroae, Jennifer Catherine, daughter of Robert and Nancy residents over 60. Reservations PARK m i - \ m FLOWER SHOP Dishes for foods containing until tender. Tuesday: Broiled chicken Laurie Darling of Manchester, member of the family. Huggins Ringrose of Knox, N.Y. She was born July 13 at St. are taken in person only at the meat are kept in separate The kosher housewife must with gravy, candied sweet will also attend. Bernice and Harold Brody | Peter’s Hospital, Albany, N.Y. Her maternal grandfather is Gardens on Monday prior to the WEEKEND SPECIALI kitchen cupboards from dishes prepare her foods for the Sab­ potato, buttered peas, roll, are both school teachers. Ber­ Murry Huggins of Southington. Her paternal grandparents are week of the luncheons. Menu is used for serving foods con­ bath, Saturday, in advance. No We Give Old Fashion butter or margarine, mixed nice teaches first grade at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ringrose of 14 Otrnell St. subject to change. taining milk or its derivatives. cooking or heavy household I fruit cup (pear halves, peach I Our George E. Slye School, East Butcher Service^’ Monday: Baked pork chop. The same is true for eating duties are permitted from sun­ halves, and pineapple chunks), Hartford. Harold is head of the lb. H). Barry, Shawn Francis, son of Francis S. and Barbara Esten utensils, pots, pans. All items down of Friday through Satur­ milk or coffee. I Servicemen business department at the Barry of Colchester. He was born July 15 at Manchester must be washed separately in day. The brisket ;s a fine dish Freezer Special! Wednesday: Meat loaf with East Hartford High School. He U .S .D JL Choica Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. these categories. Even the dish for it can be prepared in ad­ i gravy, baked potato, tossed is a member of the board of Alfred Esten of 52 Earl St. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. towels are kept apart. This goes vance. I $ I College Note salad, rye bread, butter or Army Maj. Ronald A. Ckipes, directors of Temple Beth WHOLE BOnOM BACK RUMP ROAST Florence Barry of 125 Spruce St. He has two brothers, Timothy, for laundering of the towels as At the moment, all foods in lb. 1.59 fi margarine, chocolate pudding, son of Mrs. Mamie P. Bailey of (Cash and Carry) 16, and Christopher, 12; and a sister, Kathleen, 11. well. the Brody household are dairy Sholom and a teacher of U.S.D.A. Choica Assumes Post milk or coffee. Hartford and Aelix Copes of religion. Bernice is a member | ROUNDS FLOWERS end ARRANOEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . All vegetables and purely foods for there is a day of Mrs. Irene Edwards of 38 Among the students named to Thursday: Sliced corned Fieldstone Lane, Coventry, was vegetable or mineral products of the Sisterhood of the Temple. CUBE STEAKS Ronannu, Michael John, son of Ronald J. and Carol Mahr gradated from the U. S. Army mourning and fasting for (Cut from Round) ...... n Wells St. officially assumed the the dean’s list for the second beef, au gratin potatoes, cole 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 do not have to be separated A teacher for 15 years “off | .89 Bonanno of Twin Hills Dr., Coventry. He was born July 16 at Jewish peoples this Sunday. U.S.D.A. Choice semester at Bowdoin College, slaw, hamburg bun, butter or CMnmand and General Staff artd on” with time out to raise Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are office of president of the Third FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. from anything. This is true of Tishah B’Av, meaning the ninth Brunswick, Maine, are: Robert margarine, cookie, orange and College, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. her family, Bernice says Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mahr of Standish Rd., Coventry. His pater­ District of the VFW Auxiliary fish and eggs. of Av, is the date on which both H). BOnOM ROUND POT ROAST during the recent VFW state L. Gay Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. grapefruit sections, milk or It is customary that flesh and teaching has become in­ lb. 1.39 nal grandmother is Mrs. Gertrude Bonanno of Willimantic. His Robert a . Gay, 233 Boulder coffee. the first and second temples in •CUT TO YOUR ORDER milk foods not be eaten at the creasingly harder. “Parents 1.37 great-grandfather is John Kurek of Stafford Springs. He has a convention in Hartford. ^ j Jerusalem were destroy^; the Friday: Baked fillet of cod brother, David, 3'A. Mrs. Edwards was elected S. Jacobs, daughter same time and that some time first by the Babylonians in 586 are becoming more and more with tartar sauce and lemon aware of what is going on in the the post in May at the annual Atty. and Mrs. Ronald elapse before consuming one of B.C.E. and the second by the Jacobs, 65 Highwood Dr.; wedge, boiled potato in jacket, V'''- Joly, Kerry Ann, daughter of Omer and Lorraine Salisbury district convention. She is the these foods after the other. Ber­ Romans in 70 C.E. On this same schools and they are demanding 1 wife of Edwin Edwards, who David J. Larsson, son of Mr. butterd wax beans, roll, butter nice is quick to point out that more. Education has come a i i i i i i i i i i Joly of Carter Dr., Rockville. She was born July 17 at Manchester date, Jews were sent out from ,VG recently was elected the VFW and Mrs. John A. Larsson, 114 or margarine, peach halves, kugel and brisket would not be long ’"ay but it’s still got much | Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Spain in 1492 and Arab riots oc­ / ------^------state surgeon. Bolton St. cookie, milk or coffee. Sears served at the same meal. more to go yet but it all takes Mrs. Lester Salisbury of Warwick, R.I. Her paternal grand­ curred in Palestine in 1929. This parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Joly of West Warwick, R.I. She She has been a member of the When her children were little, day calls to mind to the Jewish money. I really love it though,” she says. has two sisters, Kim, 7; and Kristin, 2V2. Windsor VFW Auxiliary for the family would visit their people that many of their faith PRODUCE SPECIALS over 20 years and served two father’s sister in New are still being persecuted Bernice’s interest in young people is reflected in her home I years as its president. She is FREE SUMMER Hampshire. "When are to going today. Nine days before Tishah Drury, J o h Ii u b liuzietun, son of Robert H. Jr. and MaryAnn employed at Anderson- Ander­ Special Group Portrait to make Aunt Irene’s brisket?” B’Av only dairy foods are eaten for there are always extra at Luscious, Sweet meals. ‘‘My hobby is my McLaughlin Drury of East Hartford. He was born July 18 at son & Hammerlind, West Hart­ they would beg mother. (For followed by the day of fasting. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is children — their comings and ford, and is associated with the unintiated, brisket does not The nine days preceding BING CHERRIES Ib.^ goings, their activities, their Mrs. Raymond McLaughlin of Southington. His paternal grand­ Seaboard Planning as a securi­ refer to corned beef. It is fresh Tishah B’Av are marked by a CalH. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Drury of East Hartford. ty (stock) broker. beef brisket). subdued atmosphere. No wed­ friends. There’s no time for L A S T 3 D A Y S anything else!” SUGAR PLUMS Ib.< FREE Today thru E a ^ , Sun Shish Saturday Project HELP Menus Coronet, Jumbo 0 a $ 1 0 0 Belly Dancing NECTARINES...... ,lb.^ Lessons For PAPER TOWELS U r 1 Fancy, Selected Our Members Menus which will be prepared soup, oven fried chicken, Delmonico potatoes, tresh and served next week by parslied potatoes, fresh dinner carrots, baking powder GI^N PEPPERS \bS I members of HELP (Han­ rolls, cranberry sauce, rice biscuits, cinnamon buns, iced Lorn, White, Cam. dicapped, Earning and Living pudding, iced tea or coffee. tea or coffee. Open Pit, 18 Ol BEEF FRANKS Project), a program designed Wednesday: Chilled apple GNUP to train handicapped for juice, submarine sandwich, All tickets must be purchased POTATOES 5 lb. Bac U.S.D.A. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED employment in the food service potato chips, fruited jello, iced through the College Bookstore. BARBEQUE SAUCE industry at Manchester Com­ tea or coffee. Luncheons are served promptly NOW! munity College, are as follows: Thursday: Country style at noon in the Food Service 31*1“ ‘^Quality Knows No Shortcuts’’ enjoy tomatoes, hamburg steak with Dining Room at Manchester SUPERIOR EXERCISE EQUIPMENT Monday: Tossed green salad, gravy, home fried potatoes, Community College, Student Bogner Beef Frenks contain NO Binders, NO Extenders, NO By- SOOTHING WHIRLPOCX. baked lasagna, buttered green fresh dinner rolls with butter, Center, 60 Bidweil St. Lunch Gorton’s 7 oz. Products. They are truly your BEST BEEF Value! SUMMING SAUNA beans, braided coffee cake, gar­ coffee cake, iced tea or coffee. next week will be ?1.50 Monday, l i S I M SPARKLING SHOWERS lic bread, iced tea or coffee. Friday: Manhattan clam Wednesday and Thursday; and NUTRITIONAL GUDANCE MINCED CLAMS Tuesday: Chicken noodle chowder, stuffed filet of fish. $1.75 on Tuesday and Friday. YOGA CLASSES STORE BOtNER BEEF FUNKS Get Happy .. . 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Thurs., July 25, 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN The Lighter Side Maine Youngsters Start O’Neil-Qorra Burchards-Wilde 500-Mile Jog to NYC You Seldom Shout ^SoWto a ^Twitcher By BRUCE TALBOT nod their heads but some just Sometimes it causes a little the McCrackens some good St. James Church, lift their heads up and down. to try to build up your nerve to recreation center by staging a “The bride is the daughter of Aim’s Melkite Roman Catholic vinegar, ” he added. competition. Margaret Mary Wilde of Ver­ Jr, of 67 West Rd., Vernon. The by hdr father, wore a white Goodbye Washday Monotony RANGELEY, Maine (U P D - Manchester, was the scene St. ALBANS, Vt. (UPI) - “We’ve got fellows that do it go before a crowd,” he said, Mr. and Mrs. George Gorra of McCracken admits he and his “^m etim es if they’re talking non and Douglas Graham bridegroom is the son of Mr. satin high-waisted gown Fifty local youngsters are swimathon. In that effort they June 29 of the wedding of Church in New London Maurice "Crick” McCracken 24 Elsie Dr. The bridegroom is with just their fingers," he two sons have as much fun as louder than I am, which they Burchards of Talcottville, were and Mrs. Robert Burchards of trimmed with lace at bodice, scheduled to begin a 500-mile earned some $2,000, and a Michele Susan Gorra and celebrated the high Mass and knows the difference between a A good auctioneer is part psy­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul said, noting it takes a bit of the audience. often do, I throw in a joke or 73 Hartl Dr., Talcottville. sleeves and hemline. Her world’s record for marathon Timothy P. O’Neil, both of performed the double-ring twitch, a nod and a bid. And chologist, part ringmaster, part united in marriage July 20 at St. By DICK WKST ments and suggestions. jaOnt to New York tonight as O’Neil of 36 S. Alton St. sophistication to learn what’s a The Rev. John J. White of­ elbow-length veil of illusion was than the emotions. A typical en­ swimming — 84 hours nonstop. Manchester. ceremony. Miss Julia Massad he’d better be right because "Sometimes we get excited two. If they’re not interested in diplomat and very much an Bernard’s Church, Rockville. Well, here’s a vote for leaving part of their effort to raise The Rev. Simon Hage of St. bid and what's a twitch or a ficiated. attached to a matching head- try just below the shirt collar The runners will be the guests of New London was organist he’s an auctioneer. and get going so fast they can’t an item you're selling, they entertainer, not to mention a The bride is the daughter of WASHINGTON (UPI) - them the way they are. 5250,000 for a community fami­ nod. The bride, given in marriage piece and she carried a bouquet will read: of honor Sunday at the Mets- and soloist. The church was "Very, very seldom do auc­ understand us. It does hold the start talking to their neighbor skilled businessman. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Wilde Washday used to be such a My favorite label, discovered ly recreation center. "Sometimes they’ll take the of white roses and white car­ “Machine wash. Permanent Expos baseball game. decorated with pink and white tioneers shout ‘sold’ to a crowd, but occasionally I have which is what most of 'em come There's a lot more to an auc­ drag, you know. Dump in the by the International Fabricare thing rather than embarrass nations. press cycle. Warm water. No The round-the-clock jog to gladioli and white pompons. twitcher,” says the 25-year to cool the boys down,” for in the first place. I stop dead tioneer's work than meets the clothes, add detergent, turn on Institute, offers the following you. You more often run into Miss Karen McCoy of Vernon bleach. Tumble dry. Remove Shea Stadium is expected to end The bride, given in marriage veteran auctioneer. McCracken said. in my tracks and they turn eye. the machine and that was about “Care Instructions:” people saying they gave the was maid of honor. She wore a promptly.” with the runners presenting the by her father, wore a silk Most of McCracken’s buyers The audience usually gives around fast when they don't it. Dullsville. “This garment should never- same bid and want the item. An auctioneer's commission, high-waisted linen gown with The fun comes in trying to New York Mets baseball team organza gown fashioned with an hear you anymore,” he said. But that was before the need cleaning barring any acci­ “Crick” McCracken, 47, has which normally runs about 25 white background and pink match it up with another shirt with the baton they will carry. Empire princess bodice and Federal Trade Commission dent like falling in a mud pud­ EXCITING been auctioning off everything per cent of the sale, goesTor es­ flowers with pink satin ribbon issued regulations requiring similar enough in instructional The baton contains a sample of highlighted with an English net dle, in which case simply get matter to permit both to go in- from monkeys to cows to timating potential ' receipts, at bodice and on sleeves. She that garments bear labels waOer from Rangeley Lake, a and Venise lace collar. She up, shrug your shoulders and the machine at the same time. WEDDING wore a crown of flowers Jumbo Squid Invade Coast candlesticks to "every durn cleaning and repairilng wore pink shoes and a head- informing the owners how they Toci from Saddlehck Mountain, send the coat to a leather or fur Sometimes, when I’m feeling thing that’s in the state of Ver­ merchandise, setting up tenU piece of white daisies. She should be cleaned. and a tiny Maine state flag. accented with pink seed pearls cleaner.” devil-may-carish, I play a game mont” since he got out of the and stands, paying for helperA carried a bouquet of white Goodbye washday monotony! MEMORIES in her hair and carried a said, but the species is “known I like the philosophy woven called washing machine Some 2,000 major cor­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - grunion and stranded military in 1949, took advantage and talking for hours and hours daisies and pink carnations. Now it’s the most interesting Imaglnillvt Sholt bouquet of stephanotis, into that label. It counsels a porations around the nation Thousands of jumbo squid are to get to 12 feet in length and themselves on shore.” of the G.I. Bill and enrolled in a at a who'll-gimme twenty- Bridesmaids were Miss day of the week. Rich in variety roulette. Flu* Hind ProciMing phalaenopsis and ivy. stoic acceptance worthy of were asked to. contribute washing ashore along the can weigh 100 to 200 pounds.” Grunion are small silvery fish six-week course in auc­ twenty hayuh-biddah-biddah Kathleen Stewart of with a dash of mystery and in­ Load the machine with six wlUi TLC In my Color Uboritory. Miss Patricia Gorra of Zeno and the Greek pantheists. garments without peeking at pledges of 50 cents-per-mile for To MO oimg^^ln your homo Southern California coast, John Olguin, director of the that swim ashore to spawn on tioneering in Indiana. who'll gimme-fifteen etc. It t ■ Charleston, S.C.; Miss Joyce trigue. Manchester was her sister’s Which is a rare quality these the runathon. Those con­ chasing grunion and at least one Cabrillo Museum In San Pedro, nights of full moon. “The most they did there was machinegun rate. Cornell of Foxboro, Mass.; and Those “care and the labels. Then blindfold maid of honor. She wore a days. tributing will have their names frightened little girl. said a little girl ran from the Fitch said the squid last Miss Susan Wilde of Vernon. maintenance” labels have yourself and twirl the control WILLBANNABD raspberry pink jersey gown With the average label, a placed on a plaque, which will "There are may thousands of water there in fright, with a appeared off the coast in 1934, They wore gowns identical to made doing the laundry a knobs, letting them stop at ran­ designed with Empire waist, tumble in the mud calls for dom settings. be mounted in the planned 742-6067 them out there,” John Fitch, small squid wrapped around and on that occasion they The that worn by the honor atten­ stimulating and challenging scoop neckline, and short research director of the State her leg. strong oaths and imprecations, recreation center in the Color Portrillo tokon In sleeves. She wore a crown of stayed for three years, with dant with headpieces of pink experience. your homo or my itudio Fisheries Laboratory in Long Muffler That’s a certain amount of storming Chances are one in six you northwestern Maine communi­ “It didn’t bite her, and she specimens weighing up to 30 daisies and they carried At the moment, however, the SEKt INC CHEATER HARTFUHU] mixed flowers in her hair and Beach, reports. about and soaking the garment will hit the right setting for at ty. carried a colonial bouquet of was just scared,” he said. The pounds washing ashore. Guaranteed for bouquets of pink daisies and FTC is considering revising the The octopus-like creatures, overnight in a 2 per cent am­ least one of the garments. BANNARD PHOTOS matching flowes. squid have long tentacles and Already, he said, “the net as long as you pink carnations. two-year-old labeling rules. In Last summer the youngsters usually found in the waters off monia solution. Which are about the same odds Wall St., Coventry Bridesmaids were Miss small beaks, like a bird’s, fishermen are plagued by them, own the car... William Wilde of Vernon was connection with which it has in­ started raising money for the MASTER aiARCE ACCEPTED Chile and Peru, have washed Mostly, however, the labels you would have if you read the Patricia Welch of Manchester; which they use to catch and eat and many fishermen have quit best man. Ushers were Douglas vited the public to submit com­ ashore from Oceanside to Point fishing because the squid get appeal to the intellect rather labels first. Miss Kathy O’Neil of their prey. Proulx of Coventry; James Tut­ Dume, he said, a stretch of tangled in their nets.” 875-2517 Manchester, the bridegroom’s tle of Vernon; and Charles coastline 100 miles long, north Squid are edible, and in Italy, sister; Miss Beth Elsaesser of Fitch said he examined'some Murphy of Coventry. and south of Los Angeles. Latin American and the Orient, Glastonbury; and Miss Barbara of the squid "and they had gru­ OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP A reception was held at the "Most of them are about 2 they are caught in large Mullen of Milton, Mass. “They nion in their stomachs, so it’s ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE Italian-American Friendship feet long and 2 to 3 pounds,” he numbers and prepared irPtnany wore gowns identical to that possible they chased after the Club in Rockville, after which ways. the couple left on a trip to Nova worn by,the honor attendant Scotia. They will reside in and carried bouquets to match Rockville. their headpieces. Mrs. Burchards is employed James Reagen of Manchester by the American Greeting Card was best man. Ushers were Corp. Mr. Burchards is Kenneth O’Neil of Manchester, American Heritaf^e Photo employed by the Hartford ■> i': the bridegroom’s brother; Courant. William Gorra of Manchester, Mrs. Douglas G. Burchards the bride’s brother; James Sullivan of East Hartford and Steven Ristau of Manchester. \ i < '' A reception was held at “The Colony in Talcottville, after Nassiff Photo Summer of ^74 Ladies’ which the couple left on a wed­ Ladies’ Mrs. Timothy P . O ’Neil ding trip to Bermuda. Sleeveless Perma Press Outlook is Cloudy Famous Sleepwear Playtex Tops AR.^()LI) H. SAWISLAK complacently assumed that seem to be operating more ef­ Reg. to 4.99 DPI Senior Editor Watergate had solved all their ficiently than they have in Novice Adds New problems. years and both will be ready for 1 & 2 Piece No Iron WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Strauss says “Cooperation the 1974 campaigns. American two-party political and good will have substantially Polka Dot Sheets system is supposed to work like replaced bitterness and dis­ Strauss, whose task looked Swim Dimensions to Chess a seesaw, but in the summer of trust” within the party. 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— Front Page One — [Obituaries Thoughts Legion Clinches Zone Eight Title covered the hoax. They returned to San Francisco after spending about 45 minutes Clinching the Zone Eight Maloney followed with a Banning to third and Panuzio The locals culminated the George LiiChuppelle on the ground in Los Angeles. title last night was ttf^ long home run over the right Maloney walked. After scoring in the sixth. Bruce- ROCKVILLE - George E. charges,” and added, "Nick has gotta be Police said the incident apparently was apLENty Manchester American centerfield fence off losing Maloney stole second, Peck fanned but reached on LaChappelle, 83, of 140 W. Main kidding.” set off by three tenants at the 51-unit Legion baseball team with a hurler Joe Dippel. It carried Soucier laced a single to a passed ball. Tim St. died last night at a local con­ Panuzio’s is the first complaint filed apartment building who said they sighted 6-2 win over Ellington at about 325 feet. Ron Soucier right center scoring both Thibodeau sacrificed and valescent home after a long ill­ with the new, Watergate-inspired state a blonde woman resembling Miss Hearst. by Len Auster Ellington High. The locals reached second on a runners. ness. Elections Commission. At one point, police said the suspect had upped their mark to 11-1 throwing error and scored Ballard drilled a single to Born in Willimantic Jan. 15, been "positively identified” as Miss If the commission rules against the ac­ with the win while Ellington on Dennis Quinn’s single up The hosts added their final right chasing Peck across 1891, he lived in Rockville for cused taxpayer’s group the state’s at­ Hearst from FBI photos. the plate. many years. Before his retire­ The tenants of the supposed SLA hideout dropped to 3-11. the middle. marker in the bottom of the torney may chose tp prosecute. Blind Support ^ fifth. Joe Ronalter walked, ment about 20 years ago, he was Conviction carries a $1,000 fine, one year turned out to be Edward Cuenca, 22, a Manchester is at Windsor Ellington scored on in the Ballard notched his fifth employed at the former ‘You can fool some of the people some of the tirhie but Tim Badger singled and imprisonment, or both. Cuban-born welder, and his wife, Karen, tonight at 6 o’clock with bottom of the frame. Frank win without a setback in Springville Mill and later at 'The new campaign practices law 19. They left the apartment as officers you can’t fool all the people all of the time, the truism John Koepsel expected to Duell walked, took second Duell hit back to the pitcher goes. Wanna bet? going the distance. The Hamilton Standard Division of prohibits corporations from spending began sealing off the area, to see what the draw the mound assignment on a sacrifice and scored on forcing Ronalter at third. United Aircraft Corp. in Wind­ lanky Manchester High money or working to influence elections. commotion was, together with an uniden­ 'The infant World Football League has been doing a good for the zone encounter. winning hurler Bruce Mark Teed’s infield hit sor Locks. Panuzio’s complaint is against Arthur tified female minor. job of it thus far by indications of its attendance figures. loaded the sacks and John junior struck out 10 and Ballard’s throwing error. walked five. He was a charter member of DelMonte, president of the organization, They were taken into custody by police, The WFL has taken a bunch of cast-offs, never-were’s Manchester opened the Basch looped a single to rght the Kosciuszko Club of whom the mayor said was a registered questioned and released. Two rifles found The Silk Towners upped never-will-be’s, an assortment of players out of retirement scoring with three runs in \ \ plating Badger, Duell, Leading the locals' attack Rockville. Democrat. in the apartment were legal weapons, of­ \- the margin to 5-1 in the fifth. Survivors are a son, George and a handful of defectors from the established National the third. After two outs, attempting to score, was was Maloney with two hits The mayor said the letter was “obvious­ ficers said. Cuenca said they were left Joe Banning opened with a F. LaChappelle of Springfield, Football League and called itself professional. And people Ray Sullivan walked and •As \\ gunned down on the relay including the roundtripper ly. timed to reach the delegates right there by a friend. walk and swiped second Mass.; 2 daughters, Mrs. Fran­ "If someone was playing a joke on us, believe it so they can say they’ve seen a “pro” game. Peo­ went to second on a wild from Dan Smachetti to and two RBIs. Soucier also before the convention. That kind of ple are gullible. pick-off throw. Jack JACK MALONEY base. Sullivan sacrificed Quinn to catcher Maloney. cis Rieder and Mrs. Gene politics is for the birds,” he said. that was a bad joke,” Cuenca said. RON SOUCIER had two runs batted in. Pagley, both of Vernon, and 8 The disputed letter said in part; Miss Hearst was last seen May 18, the This is one corner who hopes the WFL doesn’t make it. grandchildren. "At a time when the public has become day after six SLA members died in a Other professional sports have surpassed the saturation The funeral is Friday at 8:15 appalled and disgusted with what is going blazing home, shooting it out with police point and probably it’s too late for them to turn back but a.m. from the Ladd Funeral on at the highest levels of our government, and the FBI. football hasn’t. The dilution of talent cannot persist. Peo­ Home, 19 Ellington Ave., mayor Panuzio’s candidacy, manipulated ple vocalize that the modern athlete is superior to his Rockville, with a Mass at St. by state GOP Chairman J. Brian Gaffney, predecessor but the over-all quality level has diminished. Bernard's Church in Rockville Gov. Thomas J. Meskill and big money in­ Exciting Division Races^ AOO Hitter at 9. Burial will be in St. Ber­ terests, threatens to paint every High Paid Mediocrity nard's Cemetery. Republican candidate running for state of­ There are no calling hours. Is there any other time in sports history when a fice this year with the same brush.” shortstop, for example, can hit .220 for a year — demand a The letter said Panuzio accepted $75,000 raise — and get it because he’s the best the club has. Now for his mayoral re-election campaign U,N, Troops Take Up Positions is the answer. Expansion has been great for the cities Mary Louise Farrell “half of which came from outside of Court Prospects as Action Resumes in Majors Bridgeport. The list of contributors reads which waited patiently for a franchise but are the fans get­ Mary Louise Farrell, 19, of ting what they paid for? If major league baseball reduced Agana, Guam, formerly of British and Canadian soldiers of the United Nations peace­ airport. More U.N. troops are being sent to help maintain like a who’s who doing business with the NEW YORK (UPI) — The major league pennant races eliminating desegration found to exist in the number of clubs, you’d have quality players at all fading fast. The big question mark is whether Baltimore Manchester, died suddenly keeping force in Nicosia, Cyprus, prepare sandbag for­ the cease-fire on the eastern Mediterrantean island nation city and state government.” It also resume tonight, following the All-Star bore, with the Boston at Detroit, Chicago at Texas, Kansas City at criticized the mayor’s fiscal policies. Detroit city schools, a remedy which has positions instead of a sprinkling which presently exists. In can stage a fast finish, such as it did in 1973, and win easi­ Tuesday. She was the daughter tifications around a position in their camp near the Nicosia which has been torn by a military coup. (UPI photo) been delayed since 1970.” prospect of four exciting division struggles, two new California and Minnesota at Oakland in single night all sports there has to be a breaking point. ly. Otherwise, it should be a scramble to the end of the games. of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan The opinion said boundary lines may be managers and the possibility that baseball may have its season, Farrell, Agana, Guam. There are four twi-nighters in the NL-San Francisco at bridged in circumstances where there has first .400-hitter in 33 years. Los Angeles looked like an easy winner until recently She graduated from been a constitutional violation calling for Pro Football Dilemma Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Montreal, New York at St. Louis It isn’t shilling for baseball’s moguls to say that only five when it suddenly hit a rough period and Cincinnati came on, Manchester High School in 1972, Police Report Cyprus Situation interdistrict relief but that school district This is one corner who freely admits his puzzlement at of the 24 clubs, four of which are in the same division, can and Los Angeles at Houston - with Philadelphia at and attended California College strong. The Reds did the same thing last season and won Hannon lines may not be causually ignored or the demands of the NFL Players Association. To this day be counted out of the division races. It was only a year ago Chicago, the only afternoon game on the schedule, and San of Arts and Crafts in Oakland, treated as a mere administrative con­ the issues remain hazy. going away. The race ultimately may be decided by Diego at Atlanta in the single games. that the New York Mets surged from 11 games behind in whether Dodgers relief ace Mike Marshall can continue to Calif. trict since 1967. Before that, he served in venience. One thing, however, is clear. Some of the freedom Besides her parents, she is MANCHESTER ELLINGTON Is ^Quiet’ Today August to win the National League pennant and 19 teams pitch effectively on his back-breaking schedule. Houston, the House of Representatives for five Development of a metropolitan area demands by the players are out in leftfield. One player was survived by a brother, Manchester detectives ap­ Edward Garabedian, 15, of 72 plan which, upon implementation, would are in better strategic positions than that with the resump­ Atlanta, San Francisco and San Diego are all 12 or more terms. quoted as saying that they want to be treated like other Christopher, at home; two prehended four juveniles in­ Cold Spring Dr., Vernon is leave "no school, grade, or classroom ... tion of action today. games out of first place. NICOSIA (UPI) - Fighting Manchester’s 12-member delegation to people. Well, professional football players aren’t like other King Makes Debut sisters, Patricia Farrell of volved in recent house breaks in reported in stable condition at Turkish troops at Bellapais, in sustantially disproportionate to the Realistically, of course, such finishes’as the “miracle died out on embattled Cyprus the Wednesday night convention wound up Philadelphia has a three-game lead at)d is looking more Manchester, Vt., and Elizabeth, the Salter's Pond area. St. Francis Hospital, Hartford tbe mountains three miles overall pupil racial composition” 'of the people. They have special skills which enable them to com­ Mets” achieved in 1973 are rare. At the same time, the today, and reinforcements split evenly, six-to-six, between Burke and impressive each week despite an erratic attack. at home, and her maternal Two were involved in a break where he was taken with head southeast of the northern port area as a whole. mand salaries which “others” couldn’t dream of. arrived to bolster U.N. forces Hannon. Manchester’s Democratic Town comparison suggests that interest should remain high in Pittsburgh, probably the only team in the division which Against San Diego grandmother, Mrs. Felix into a home on Coleman Dr. on injuries suffered in a one-car of Kyrenia. Burger said the clear message of the The players have boxed the owners in a corner stating, holding the key Nicosia airport Chairman Ted Cummings Said the most cities during the final two months of the season and could win easily, reached the All-Star break with an eight- Pelkey of East Hartford. July 8. The other two were in­ accident in Ellington shortly court’s earlier standards is that the dis­ “No Freedom, No Football.” The owners in turn have said from encircling Turkish forces. The first of 1,135 U.N. rein­ Manchester delegation, before vote that 1974 attendance figures should reflect baseball’s game winning Streak and is the team to watch in the im: Funeral services and burial volved in a July 22 break into a after midnight. mantling of a dual school system does not “ All is quiet,’’ a U.N. forcements arrived at the switching, was split five-to-five between they’ll put a season on with free agents and draft choices. overall health. ATLANTA (UPI) — Clyde King makes l\is debut as will be in Guam. home on Scott Dr. require any particular racial balance. mediate future. If the Pirates don’t continue their strong spokesman said. "At the mo­ British Royal Air Force base at Burke and Hannon, with two votes for Hopefully this won’t happen either. But if the strikers Two managers will make their debuts with new clubs Atlanta manager tonight when the Braves come off the Restitution is being made to Garabedian and three others “No single tradition in public education move, it should be a multiple-team race to the end. ment, there are no reports of Akrotiri to strengthen the 3,000- Barron. don’t come back this season, it’s one man’s opinion that three-day All-Star break to host the San Diego Padres in the victims as much as possi­ in the car were all taken to is more deeply rooted than local control during today’s 17-game schedule —Clyde King having There are seven AL games on tap tonight with Baltimore any violations of the cease­ man force on the embattled Cummings said he was pleased with American society will continue. The adulation beeped on Mm . Florence M. Tureotle ble, police said. The youths Rockville General Hospital by over the operation of schools,” the opinion replaced Eddie Mathews as manager of the Atlanta at Cleveland for a twi-nighterand Milwaukee at New York, the renewal of a 14-game home stand. fire.” island, the spokesman said. selection of Hannon as the 'Third District Mrs. Florence Morell T ur-, have been referred to juvenile Tolland and Ellington am­ said. these athletes has gone beyond normal bounds — this party Braves and Jim Marshall having taken over for Whitey The spokesman said neither Democratic candidate. He described Han­ cotte, 81, of 65 Overland St. authorities. bulances and Garabedian was "Local autonomy has long been thought no Exception. Lucid evaluation of present conditions must Lockman for the Chicago Cubs. King, named Wednesday died Wednesday at Manchester transferred to St. Francis. Turkish forces nor Greek non as a "thoughtful, knowledgeable man, be brought into focus. He said 500 British troops with great experience, who does his essential both for the maintanence of com­ The Braves are in fourth place, 14 games out of first as successor to Eddie Memorial Hospital. She was the In other police action; Cypriots had attempted to The driver of the car, James arrived first with others to homework.” munity concern and support for public place, in the National League West, while the Cubs are in Mathews who was fired last STANDINGS widow of Samuel J. Turcotte. • Two youths ages 11 and 13 wrest control of Nicosia airport Bump Jr. of 28 Loveland Hill follow later today, including 200 schools and to quality of the educational fifth place, seven games out of first place, in the NL East. Sunday, inherited a fourth- Born in Keene, N.H., she were caught shoplifting from U.N troops. Turkey Rd., Rockville is reported in each from Sweden and Finland, process.” Aside from the pennant races, the fans also can look place team, 14 games off the lived in Manchester 50 years. Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the agreed Wednesday night to GateSi Brand Top satisfactory condition, and 60 from Austria and an initial 75 Dissenters were Byron R. White, Before her retirement, she was Seven-Eleven store on Green keep troops surrounding the air­ forward to Rod Carew’s attempt to become the game’s pace in the National League American League another passenger, John T. Lee, from Denmark. Rein­ William 0. Douglas, William J. Brennan employed for 15 years at Pratt Rd. There were referred to field from launching an attack. first .400-hitter since Ted Williams batted .406 for the West. 16, of 18 Legion Dr., Rockville forcements from Canada also Jr. and Thurgood Marshall. FAST and Whitney Aircraft Division their parents. Shops opened in Nicosia and Runners in Series Boston Red Sox in 1941. The Minnesota Twins’ second is also reported in satisfactory were expected, he said. Those joining with Burger were Justices But he also inherited a W L Pet GB of United Aircraft Corp. in East • A 13-year-old youth was other parts of the country, but baseman goes into the second stage of the season with a Boston 50 condition. A third passenger, Potter Stewart, Harry A. Blackmun, team with the best record 45 .526 Hartford, and later at found by police intoxicated and stocks of gasoline and food The troops landed at Akrotiri Threatening skies and intermittent showers failed to .382 average and a history of improving his averages in the Baltimore 49 45 .521 hi Paul Davis, 16, of 15 Spruce St., Hearst Lewis F. Powell Jr. and William H. (50-49) to this point in the Manchester Memorial in a water drain tunnel in town. ' were low. The. cease-fire was because Nicosia airport was dampen the enthusiasm of the 55 runners and over 100 last two months of previous campaigns. Cleveland 48 45 .516 1 Rockville, was treated and Rehnquist. Hospital. He was referred to juvenile imposed Monday, but blazing damaged and could not be used. spectators who turned out last night for the second of a season of any Atlanta New York 48 47 .505 2 released. woman pretending to be Miss Hearst “We conclude,” Burger said, "that the Two-time world champion Oakland has a five-game She was a communicant of authorities. battles on the island sharply U.N. troops took control of series of summer cross country races held at Manchester Braves team of the past five Milwaukee 47 48 .495 3 State Police said the car was asked for him. relief ordered by the district court and af­ lead, but Chicago won seven of its last eight games before the Church of the Assumption. • Charles E. Whelan, 21, of had restricted movement. the airport 'Tuesday and vowed years. Detroit 45 50 .474 5 traveling south on Rt. 30 in San Francisco Examiner president and firmed by'the court of appeals was based Community College. the All-Star break and have the power to make a late run. Survivors are three sons, 702 W. Middle Tpke. was taken The spokesman said there to hold the facility at all costs,, editor Randolph Hearst and his wife til WEST Ellington, went off the road and upon an erroneous standard and was un­ Steve Gates, the Eastern Young Brad Jones cap­ Kansas City, seven games out, is also a factor and Texas Robert L. Turcotte, Richard E. to Manchester Memorial had been no further information despite encircling Turkish “It is a team with pitching W L Pet GB struck a tree. Police said the rushed to the airport and flew to Los supported by record evidence that acts of Connecticut State College . V Turcotte and Paul Turcotte, all Hospital this morning after the on battling reported Wednesday forces and Greek Cypriots man­ tured the laurels in an and Minnesota are at least in contention mathematically. better than I thought it Oakland 55 41 .573 car was demolished. The acci­ Angeles when they heard their 20-year-old the outlying districts affected the dis­ flash and Manchester High of Manchester; four car he was driving struck a night between Greek Cypriot ning antiaircraft guns around enlarged Youth Division. He California must be considered “cooked gooses” inasmuch would be,” King said. “The Chicago 49 45 .521 5 dent is still under investigation. daughter was surrendering.. Their plane crimination found to exist in the schools of product, set the tone as he grandchildren, and 10 great­ utility pole on W. Middle Tpke National (j^ardsmen and the U.N. perimeter. ran the 1.2 mile course in as it is 17 games out of first place with fiVe teams to pitching is really improved Kansas City 47 47 .500 7 was already in the air before police dis- Detroit.” bettered his time of a week grandchildren. near Dover Rd. after 2 a.m. The decision reverses Roth’s order that 7:27 for his second con­ overtake. over last year, not peaks and Texas 48 50 .490 8 ago by well over a minute in The funeral is Friday at 8:30 He was charged with failure to was upheld with some minor secutive winning perfor­ There is only a five-game gap between first-place Boston valleys like our hitting has Minnesota 47 50 .485 8Vz leading the entire field to a.m. from the John F. Tierney drive to the right and was given modifications by the 6th Circuit Court of mance. Scott Carone, John and last-place Detroit. All six teams are in mathematical been. We’ve got a 2.99 California 39 59 .398 17 Funeral Home, 219 W. Center the finish line. At the 2.5 Toduy’s Games a written warning for driving Appeals. Dupont and Keith Dolin contention, therefore, although the Tigers seem to be JIM LEHAN PETE SALA earned run average that is St., with a Mass at 9 at the mile mark. Gates was run­ Baltimore (Cuellar 13-6 and after drinking. Water Firms Announce Merger Plans followed Jones in this divi­ second only to Los Church of the Assumption. At the hospital, Whelan was, ning stride for stride with- sion. Grimsley 11-8) at Cleveland Burial is in St. Joseph's Angeles.” (Bosman 2-0 and Peterson 7-5) 2 examined for a cut. on the lip, young Pat Brand of David Warren again won Cemetery, Keene. treated and discharged. VERNON Local Entries Meet Boston (Wise 3-4) at Detroit Officials of the two com­ Commission (PUC), and the ob­ Suburban to about 524,000 Rockville. Gates’ effort over the Masters Division as he Vice President Eddie Friends may call at the • Rochelle S. Askwyth, 16, of An agreement, in principle, panies said the proposed Marshall Skipper (Lolich 10-12), N taining of satisfactory tax shares. the last mile of the dusty 3.6 Robinson said King’s job for funeral home tonight from 7 to East Hartford was issued a on the terms of an affiliation toured the 3.6 mile course in Milwaukee (Wright 8-12) at merger is subject to a number rulings or opinions. The present stockholders of mile course earned him a the remainder of the season 9. written warning Wednesday for between the Connecticut Water of conditions, including the 23:41. Ed Fitzgerald and New York (Medich 12-7), N Officials said if the proposed Connecticut Water would then com fortable 20 second In Twilight Action would be “to win all the Those wishing to do so may failure to grant the right of way Co. and the Suburban Water execution and approval of a merger is consummated. William Maher provided Of Chicago Cubs Kansas City (Splittorff 9-10) hold approximately 97 per cent cushion at the tape winning games we can possibly win. at California (Ryan 12-9), N make memorial contributions after a collision of her car with Service, Inc., calls for an definitive agreement by the Suburban would issue about solid competition in the of the outstanding common the Open Division. UConn’s Chicago (Wood 16-11) at to the Memorial Fund of the the pickup truck driven by exchange by the shareholders directors and shareholders of 505,000 additional shares of Joggers Division. Inter-town foes in the Hartford Twilight League, one at I don’t consider us out of the stock of Suburban, after the af­ 85 East Center St. Jeff Geyer, the Hartford Texas (Jenkins 12-9), N Church of the Assumption. Robert M. Cosker, 26, of of Connecticut Water of their each company. common stock in exchange for The race continued to CHICAGO (UPI) — When Jim P ^ sh all joined the the top of its division and the other at the bottom of the race, even if we pre 14 filiation. at Summit St. Minnesota (Decker 10-8) at Glastonbury. The collision oc­ common stock for shares of It also hinges on the approval the Connecticut Water shares, Track Club’s Tom, Waites, grow in popularity as many Chicago Cub organization %yz years ago, he said he was other division, are paired tonight at Mt.Nebo. games behind.” Officials said it is con­ Oakland (Hamilton 6-3), N curred at Hillstown Rd. and Suburban common stock with of the proposed merger by the thus increasing the total out­ Eastern’s Rene Charland told by club officials he’d have to “start at the bottom” templated that the name of the WKKEND MSN and MRRY SPECIAU new runners competed for Gene Johnson’s classy Moriarty nine. Eastern Division Friday's Games (ieorj{e A. Price Hills St. the Connecticut Water Co. Connecticut Public Utilities standing common stock of and MCC’s Larry and work his way up. “However, I didn’t make parent holding company, after the first time last night. pace-setters, will lock horns for a second time with Com­ Minnesota at Oakland, N ELLINGTON-George A. Cosker was taken to becoming a wholly-owned sub­ Woykovsky followed Gates the consummation of the af­ Prospects of 100 runners in Marshall, 42, reached the “The decision was mine,” munity College, tail-enders in the Western Division. the change (from Mathews Kansas City at California, N Price, 53, of 3 Laurel Rd. died Manchester Memorial Hospital sidiary of Suburban. filiation, will be changed to SWEnHEART ROSES in the Open Division. to King) to make a run, but where he was examined, X- remaining races is a strong top Wednesday. After six he said. “ I have been The MB’s copped the first verdict but only after getting Chicago at Texas, N Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. The announcement of the af­ Drawing Tonight Connecticut Water Service, Inc. Brand was the repeat because I didn’t feel the club rayed, and discharged. filiation was made by the direc­ OPEN Til 9 P.M. THU RS., FRI. NITE8I possibility. years of managing in the thinking about this for a few an early scare. Both clubs won their games Tuesday night. Boston at Detroit, N He was the husband of Mrs. winner in the High School w as performing as it • Four fire extinguishers and tors of both companies Mayor^s Hours The state lottery drawing T he next race is minors and six months as days now and believe this is Pete Sala and the veteran Lev Spencer are available for Baltimore at Cleveland, N Ellen Burns Price. Division. His 17:11 perfor­ all the ignition keys to the con­ following a series of meetings. Manchester M ayor John will be held tonight at 7:30 in Wednesday night at 6:30 at coach for the Cubs, Marshall the right time to make the the Gas Housers to pitch with Russ Bilodeau the likely should,’’ Robinson said. Milwaukee at New York, N Born in Manchester, he was mance was a full 30 seconds employed as an electrician by struction vehicles at the Aceto Suburban’s five operating Thompson will conduct office the Sears Roebuck Co. the MCC campus. All are in­ has been named to replace move.” Cougar hurler. “We had gone into a longer faster than his winning ef­ Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Construction Co. at 591 Hilliard water company subsidiaries hours Saturday from 9 to 11 parking lot on Dixwell Ave. vited to participate. Whitey Lockman as Game time is 6 o’clock. slide than some of those in National League Division of United Aircraft St. were stolen Wednesday, serve customers in Vernon, a.m. in the Municipal Building, in Hamdon. fort of a week ago. Dan manager of the National Lockman, 47, will return One of the bright spots for the Collegians has been the the past, and I felt the time FAST .afternoon...... Tolland, Ellington, East Wind 41 Center St. Foley bettered his fourth- to his old post as a vice W L GB Corp., East Hartford. He was a Yoirrii League club. play of first baseman Jim Lehan, former East Catholic had come to make a change Somers, Canton, Individuals oi; groups of place finish of last week to Brad Jones 7:27, Scott Carone, John president in charge of player for the remainder of the Philadelphia 49 46 Navy veteran of World War II. In Memoriam “Everything happened so performer. Other survivors are a Burlington, Avon, Terryville citizens are welcome to attend. take second place in the divi- Dupont, Keith Dolin, Joe Maher, Jim development. His departure season.” St. Louis 46 49 SAVE MONEY! Martin, Jeff Dolin, Darlene Ramsey, fast, I really don’t know brother, Edwin Price of In lovinging memorymi of our Dad, Jean L. and Thomaston. •sion. Joe Firetto and Joe Shari Kelly, Steve Hlrshfeld, Lorraine came almost two years to Montreal 45 48 Marcel,, wno who Ipassed away July 25, 1968. in^s. anosorm what to say, but until I got Southington, and two sisters, Coiifrecticut Water supplies A MINI-OVERHAUL will giva Augin. . Pittsburgh 45 49 Noel followed Foley across WOMKN the news I never suspected I the day when he replaced Mrs. Marion Tangerone of They are not gone, these loved one whom water service to customers in your Hoover Convertible Chicago 41 52 we mourn. thee Iinisnfinish line. Ruth Veal 10;32, Lori Mastropasqua, would become manager,” Leo Durocher as head of the Newington and Mrs. Florence Vernon, South Windsor, East Vac a new lease on life. Riifh Uoal n t T r in if u Lori Veal, Mary Kelly, Patty Kelly, Mar- New York 40 52 We much not think of them as tar away. KUtn Veal of irinity n Klerolt, Nancy Humphrey, Susan Marshall said at a hastily Cubs amid a steaming con­ Unitas Ends Career, Kutzko of East Hartford. Unto a fuller life have they been born, Windsor, Windsor Locks, WEST l.aying aside the vesture of this clay. He’s Sorry College continued her SheoWey, Kathy Hardy, troversy involving Durocher Funeral services are Friday Chester, Deep River, Essex, IIOOI. called news conference W L Pet GB Yet near us still they watch, and love and BARNSLEY, England (UPI) *24.95 dominance in the highly ' and Cub players. at 2 p.m. at the Fa.rley-Sullivan know; Guilford, Old Saybrook, West­ Pal Brand 17:11, Dan Foley, Joe Firet­ Wednesday at Wrigley Los Angeles 63 34 .649 to, Joe Noel. Russ Herman, Dave We are the blind ones who no longer see, — Jennie Fox has taken back MINI-OVERHAUL Includdt competitive Women’s Divi­ Cincinnati 58 40 .592 y /z Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., brook, Clinton, Madison, Taylor, Brett Jones, Eric Lecko, Jay Field. Lockman said the name of Legs Given as Reason Beloved forms that softly come and go. Cluning, Lubrication, and Raplaea- the picture she presented to sion. Her 10:32 clocking for Martin, Scott Moffat, Steve Colbert, Phil Houston '51 46 .526 12 Ellington.- Burial will be in Waiting reunion in eternity. Naugatuck, Suffield and En­ mant ol Salta, Corda, Bruahaa and Lockman, who took over Ernie Banks “was not dis­ field. Mayor Jim Oldham for hanging Blondin. Gordon Pfeifer, Carl Bjonden, .505 14 Village Cemetery, Outar Saga H naadad at no axtra the 1.6 mile course enabled I.ewis Hershfeld. the Cubs in 1972, said the Atlanta 50 49 Children and Grandchildren in his office. cussed as far as I know.” SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - John Wethersfield. The rate of exchange of com­ charga. her to outlast ^Lori OPEN decision to st^p down was Unitas plans to return to his San Francisco 45 53 .459 18Va The picture, showing Mrs. Steve Gates 16:50, Jeff Geyer, Tom Friends may call at the mon stock will be IVa shares of Mastropasqua, Lori Veal Marshall, who played with Unitas, with an arm that fired a Baltimore home. San Diego 43 58 .426 22 In loving memory of Alice M. Day Fox and a group of other Waites, Rene Chavland, Larry his. funeral home tonight from 7 to Suburban for each share of Woykousky, Art Lahah, Tony Baltimore, the Cubs, San record 290 touchdown passes over 18 Today's Gaines who passed away July 25, 1973. former women councillors, and Mary Kelly at the finish. His only unpleasant memory of foot­ 9. Connecticut Water common APPLIANCE Luparchino, Rick Fritz. Bill Ogden, Francisco, the New York years, had to call it quits Wednesday Los Angeles (Sutton 6-8 and Cod knew the road was getting rough. wound up in the women’s rest Five other girls followed in Bruce Laube, Tom ODonnell, James ball is his treatment by the Colts, who Those wishing to do so may stock while the present shares Jerome. because of his legs. Rau 8-6) at Houston (Osteen 9-7 The hills were hard to efimb. room of the town hall—hanging SERVICENTER close pursuit. Mets and Pittsburgh, will make memorial contributions He gently closed her loving eyes, of Suburban common stock will “My 98-year-old legs can’t take the he claims promised him a front-office and Wilson 6-7), N, N upside down, she said. 49ers Get Mitchell make his managerial debut to the Kidney Foundation of pea™ divine. remain unchanged. 707 Main 8L Manchaatar punishment anymore,” the 41-year- job upon retirement. The matter is San Francisco (D'Acquisto 9- r>_____ i! t net A I A ■’e'' weary hours, her days of pain Oldham said, “ I’m sorry. It’s PHONE 643-7977 Thursday when the Cubs 7 and Caldwell 9-3) at Cincin­ Connecticut, 964 Asylum Ave., Her weary nights are past. The directors said the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - old National Football League legend now in the courts. *ler ever patient worn out frame all a mistake.” Darkness Ends Affair The San Francisco 49ers, trying take on the Eastern Division nati (Kirby 7-5 and Norman 9- Hartford. exchange ratio approved was said in announcing his retirement. “I Has found sweet rest at last. recommended in a report by the to fill the void that will be left leading Philadelphia Unitas joined the Colts in 1956, one 9), 2 Daughter Hazel, son-in-law worked out four or five days and my year after being cut by the Pittsburgh Bill, grandchildren, and New York utility consulting next year when all-pro tight end Phillies. Pittsburgh (Reuss 9-7 and great grandchildren firm of Reis & Chandler, Inc. Ted Kwalick goes to the WFL, The Cubs are in fifth place legs swelled and my knee popped and Steelers without playing a down. Rooker 6-7) at Montreal (Renko Collegians Tied Wednesday obtained veteran in the East, seven games I decided that to stay would be I 6-10 and Rogers 10-11), N, N x mh CATHOLIC BURIAL Starter George Shaw was injured, Tliuy E | 'I Him Tom Mitchell from the behind the Phillies. foolish.” New York (Parker 3-9 and ABINGDON, England (UPI) Are you one of the many people who have questions about Battling to a 2-2 stalemate last night was Manchester San Diego Chargers owner Gene and Unitas hit 110 of 198 passes for 1,- Koosman lQ-7) at St. Louis GET OUR FREE ESTIMATE THE LOOK OF TODAY Baltimore Colts for future draft ■ One of the first problems — An off-track bettor staked cemeteries? Community College and the New Britain Falcons in 498 yards for the balance of the season choices. facing Marshall will be what Klein, who acquired Unitas from (Gibson5-9and Foster 4-6), 2, N $1.20 in a cumulative bet on six You’// Be Happy You DIdl How many graves does a family need? Greater Hartford Twilight Baseball League action at St. as his replacement. For the next 11 San Diego (Jones 7-13) at to do about aging superstar Baltimore last year, said, “It was a horses running in six races at When is the best time to buy them? Helm & Hahni 1385/14 catseye Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield. The game was called pleasure to have the best quarterback years, until injured in 1968, he was the Atlanta (Reed 6-5), N the Sandown track Wednesday MID-SEASON SPECIALS How expensive are they? Jaffei 1450 dia. cluster Billy Williams. Asked about Philadelphia (Carlton 11-7) at after 10 innings because of darkness. Cast Removed in the history of the game as a dominant quarterback in the game. and won $120,000, the Lad- How can I pay for them? KSKi 2627 initial Jim Curnias gave the Falcons the lead in the.first with Williams’ status, Marshall Chicago (Bonham 9-11) Bituminous Driveways • Parking Lots member of our team.” brooke betting chain said. For the answers stop at the cemetery office or call for an ap­ 2534/3E topaz w/3 dias. BOSTON (UPI) - All-star said “he’s a player.” He was selected the greatest Friday's Games • Repairs & Sealing • Concrete Helm & Hahni 1428 onyx an RBI single and added a sacrifice fly in the third to boost catcher Carlton Fisk, long con­ Name almost any passing record in The winners paid off at 12-1, pointment and take care of this important matter today. the edge to 2-0. Williams apparently will quarterback of all time in com­ New York at St. Louis. N 20-1, 10-1, 9-4, 3-1 and 7-2. Lad- * Septic Systems 3tiu QtiumUoni sidered a key to the ^ sto n pen­ be platooned in the outfield the book and Unitas has it. Possibly Pittsburgh at Montreal. N SAINT JAMES CEMETERY The Collegians knotted the count in the fifth as A1 Falco nant hopes, has had the cast on memoration of the 50th anniversary of brooke's said they did not know with Rich Morales since he the most significant is 47 straight Philadelphia at Chicago 368 Broad Street HUCKSTER PMNUK doubled and came home on Larry Warshavsky’s single. his left knee removed by Boston the National Football League in 1969. the man's identity, but they GSH PAVING & CONSTRUGTION CO. has had his problems at first games throwing a touchdown pass. Los Angeles at Houston, N 'expected him on the doorstep of Manchester, Connecticut Warshavsky, who had two of the five hits collected by Red Sox team physician Dr. He was the league’s most valuable San Francisco at Cincinnati, West St., Bolton Phone Todayl 649-5233 base and since Andy Thorn­ That is a mark comparable to Joe their local betting shop when it Phone 646-3772 MCC, stole second and came around to score on two Thomas Tierney. player in 1957, 1964 and 1%7 and N ton is hitting over .300. DiMaggio’s 56-game hitting streak in opens today throwing errors. baseball. played in the Pro Bowl 10 times. San Diego at Atlanta, N ■PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. July 25. 1974- PAGE SEVENTEEN 'Veterans Report' WFL Roundup Knicks Sign Dark Nicklaus Top Entry Sound App NEW YORK (UPI) - Jesse ears SANTA ROSA, Calif. (UPI)- running back Pete Banaszak ALl'M.M JUNIOR Dark, a 6-5, 205-pound guard and defensive end Tony Cline. Slow Pitch Three more veterans crossed a Scoring two runs in the from Virginia Commonwealth A club spokesman said the players association picket line In Canadian Open seventh inning, Army & Navy and the club’s No. 2 draft and reported for training at the three expressed their Americans Win High Scoring Tilt In Basketball Loop recorded a come-from-behind 6- choice, signed a multi-year con­ Oakland Raiders camp here “allegiance to the Raider tract Wednesday with the New 5 win over Silk City last night at MEMPHIS (UI^I) - The as Elvis Presley and Isaac Wednesday. organization,” and felt the the Oval. Hayes. York Knicks of the National player unions objectives didn’t Alfred Jenkins, a slender TORONTO (UPI) - A the players trouble was the Canadian Open courses and Memphis Sounds aren't a Quarterback Ken Stabler NEW YORK (UPI) - The In a battle of unbeaten A recovered fumble on the Blazer Coach Jack Pardee Softball “The city of Memphis is syn­ Basketball Association. Mike Donnelly raced home new group of soul reported to camp along with apply to the Oakland club. new Worl]^ Football League, clubs in the Central Divi­ speedster from Morris Memphis nine set up Carl praised his defense. field of 150, aiming for top par-5, 533-yard 12th, the a conflict of dates with the with the winning run on a niusicians— they’re the onymous with the Memphis whose big selling point has sion, the Birmingham Brown, caught touchdown Bartles’ one-yard scoring prize money of 340,000-and famed “ Big Chief.” British Open were all fac­ sound,” he said. “It is the city “I think we were in the throwing error. Jim Fleurent city’s entry in the American been increased offense and Americans surged to their passes of 38 and 74 yards plunge early in the game and a crack at $50,000 more in The 1965 Canadian Open tors in his deciding to bypass had tied it as he singled and that gave birth to the rock ‘n right defense most of the Basketball Association. scoring, nearly outdid itself third straight victory by from George Mira and 52 the Americans were on their September— tee off today in was played at Mississaugua the tournament until this later scored on another miscue. roll sound and has now given night,” Pardee said. "It had TONIGHT’S GAMES winner. Rick Marshall had Mike Storen, the former ABA Wednesday night at Bir­ stunning the Memphis yards from reserve way. Mira threw two TD to be that way because the the first round of the 65th and Nicklaus lost that year year. Pete Gourley and Tom Roach the world a new sound in Fuller’s vs. A&N, 6:15 — three hits for 11-2 Wilson’s with commissioner who resigned rhythem and blues.” mingham. Southmen 58-33 before 61,319 Matthew Reed to spark the passes to Jenkins and added Texans are a good, veteran Canadian Open. by a single stroke to Gene A possible factor in his each had a pair of hits for Silk Fitzgerald Mike Scanlon and Wayne Steely The players, who include Littler. One of the reasons return to the tournament City with Gourley and Steve last week to buy the floundering Under Finley, who sold out to fans. romp. a 12-yard TD pass to Dennis team.” adding two blows apiece. Memphis franchise, threw out Dillun’s vs. Fogarty’s, 7:30 24 of the top 35 money for that loss was a bogey six was the choice of Nicklaus Stratton each driving in two the league at the end of the 1973- Homan to spark Bir­ Sun 22, Sharks 19 — Fitzgerald the Tams label Wednesday that winners on the pro tour, will he took on the 12th. as architect for the Glen runs. Mark Lappen and Robert 74 season, the Tams finished at mingham to a 28-11 halftime Rookie Tony Adams threw G rom an’s vs. F rank’s, DUSTY former owner Charlie Finley the bottom of the league for two tackle the 6,78^yard, par-70 Nicklaus has not played in Abbey golf course in Claughsey played well defen­ lead. a 40-yard TD pass i to Dave 8:45 — Fitzgerald The Angels were awarded a 7- sively. had given the team. straight j>#ars. Storen has Mississaugua Golf Club John Harvey scored for Williams on the last play of Bonanza vs. Pizza, :15 — 0 forfeit win over the Jaycees the Canadian Open since Oakville, Ont. This course Storen said he decided to call promised to build the team into course just west of Toronto. will host the open in 1976 and Memphis to narrow the gap the game to lift Southern Keeney who have been dropped out of 1968. Differences witl) the ALUMNI his club the Sounds instead a contender as he did when he but Reed, a 6-foot-5 rookie Lock vs. HPMarket, 6:15 the league. ____ Jack Nicklaus, returning Royal Canadian Golf will be its permanent home Parkade Lanes was a 7-0 because the Bluff City is rich in was general manager of the In­ California over the Sharks. forfeit winner over Nassiff from Grambling with a can­ — Nebo to the Canadian Open after a Association, dislike for the thereafter. musical tradition-the home of diana and Kentucky ABA Williams, who earlier CANDLELIGHT Arms last night at Mt. Nebo. such entertainment superstars non arm, came on after M oriarty’s vs. David's, Scoring six runs in the six-year absence, was the franchises. caught a 20-yard TD pass 7:30 — Nelio Mira injured his ankle and seventh inning powered Dick’s most celebrated entrant and from Adams, made a • CBT vs. HNBank, 6:15 - threw a TD pass to Jenkins leaping catch on the goal American to an 11-5 win over an early favorite. Last Nike year’s winner Tom Weiskopf on the first play. Harvey line after Jacksonville had Economy Electric last night at Wyman’s vs. 72’s, 7:.'10 — Robertson Park. was another leading choice. scored again for the taken a 19-15 lead on a 16- Nike p e o p l e o i o Ron Glrourd had three hits The added $50,000 incen­ Southmen but Birmingham yard pass from Kay Vittner’s vs. Vets, 6:15 — for Dick’s with Bob Carr, John tive in the four-day, 72-hole T ' i r c $ t o n e p e o p le put it away with a 22-point Stephenson to Tony Lomax Robertson Motowidlak and Ken ^ r i e r tournament is the World burst in the final period. after only four seconds of Wholesale vs. Dorn's, 7:30 adding two each. Dennis Series of Golf at Akron, In other WFL action- the final period. — Robertson McCann and Butch Savino had Ohio’s Firestone Course in 2 Wednesday night, the Armory vs. MSBunk, 8:45 three hits apiece for Economy “Tony deserves all the — Robertson September. The World Florida Blazers remained credit,” Williams said. “He with Sonny Jim adding two hits unbeaten by downing the to the losing effort. Series is limited to four put the ball right there. It players—the winners of the Houston Texans 15-3 before c h a r t e r o a k was a perfectly thrown Putting the icing on the cake BI64-HY 15,729 in the rain at Orlando, Plating what proved to be the U.S. Open, the MastysTlhe pass.” with a five-run sixth, Vito’s out­ U.S.- Professional ^iGolfers’ Fla; the Southern California “It’s unbelievable,” said winning run in the second in­ lasted WINF, 11-8, last night at Sun rallied to defeat the ning, Multi-Circuits topped Association Tournament and Shark Coach Bud Asher. “I Robertson. the British Open. Black sOBckBP' B lacks. D ecker Jacksonville Sharks 22-19 Nelson’s Freightway, 5-3, last Alan Grzyb, Dave Solomson, mE VALUE can’t believe it happened.” night at Fitzgerald Field. But because Gary Player before 46,780 at Jackson­ John Moffitt and Howie Skinner 13” Hedge Trimmer 18” Single Blade Tim Cunningham with two each had two hits for Vito’s. has already won two of 5 ville, Fla.; and the Chicago Fire 29, Storm 22 bingles and Dale Ostrout and these—the Masters and the Fire downed the Portland Virgil Carter threw three Ron Allen had three hits for the Electric Power Mower Mike McCarthy were best for 6- Radiomen with Jim Colla, Ed British Open— an alternate Storm 29-22 before 19,359 in TD passes to lead the un­ Our Reg. 67.99 7 Multi. Bill Magnotta was best Litwin, John Stanizzi and Jack tournament was needed to 13.99 Oregon. The New York Stars beaten Fire over winless for 5-8 Nelson’s with a pair of 'CHAMPIOIfl Warner adding two hits each. round out the World Series Light, die-cast aluminum housing, 1 are at the Philadelphia Bell Portland. The win was hits. foursome and the Canadian easily managed wrap around in the national television Chicago’s third in as many SENIOR Open was selected. handle. game tonight. starts and kept the Fire tied SILK CITY Two outstanding defensive Player is absent from this Blazers 15, Texans 3 with Birmingham for first in Scoring a come-from behind plays by second baseman Mary 59.88While Quantities Last! $ I A 6 0 year’s field and so is Hale Bob Davis threw a 28-yard the Central Division. 9-7 win last night at Fitzgerald Carroll enabled Full of Baloney Irwin, winner of the U.S. Black aOeckBP Double insulated lor safety; instant ■(•cltwftH TD pass to rookie Greg Lat- Carter hooked up with was Manchester Honda over to hang on for a 16-14 upset win Plut t1 60 Frank’s Market. Three runs in Open. The PGA is yet to be start and stop. Individual wheel F F T ta, who made a one-handed Mark Kellar on a 50-yard over previously unbeaten Per­ Cordless Electric the seventh inning decided the played. The Canadian Open height adjustments, Swingover (UPI photo) catch, and Tommy Reamon screen pass for a TD, threw sonal Tee last night at Martin cord control mechanism. verdict. winner is guaranteed a shot Grass Shears Hard Charging Running Back slosh^ 15 yards for another one yard to Cyril Pinder for Field. Baloney had lost its last WHtTEWAU I Bruce McLean and Merrill at the $50,000 World Series score to lead Florida over another score and then six outings before the win. ADO M.M Myers each had two hits for Baloney had jumped to a 14-0 pot. Chicago Fire running back Mark Kellar (31) gains ground while Portland Storm Houston. Charlie Durkee’s found James Cott with a 69- Honda with eight other players lead before defensive lapses in Spring flooding has left S in BiKkwaK W hitew al F.f.T. ■ defensive tackle Charles Burrell (79) attempts tackle. Offensive tackle Glen Hyde 47-yard field goal was the yard bomb to put the game getting one apiece. Bob the fifth allowed Personal to 14.99 the Mississaugua layout in n\).sio(iuK i.f: (76) watches action. Texans’ only score. out of reach. Bycholski had three hits for So light and easy to handle! Keeps 6 .5 0 - 1 3 $ 1 5 .8 0 $ 1 8 .8 0 $1.78 1 push across 10 runs. Sharon somewhat less than first Frank’s with Jim Dowling and Maher led the winners with four lawn well groomed. Battery — W« cor4t 5 .6 0 - 1 5 2 0 . 9 0 2 3 , 9 0 1.7 8 1 John Barry each adding two rate shape for the tourna­ charger Included. All fJlu* 1.* • I 4(lJ UlU !•■«. hits with Lisa Schwartz and bingles. Seven other players ment. The 18th hole in par­ Pl«e I *».Ovsn fileMOii# r&*nf)*l,lively Jennifer Krascella adding two jirticJ j i Fimr.iun« C«alm ami ai vtiivn.* collected one each. ticular was badly affected Black cDeckcp kliiti-jiu the Unions Give Aid hits each with the former Second Time in Special Olympics stroking a three-bagger. Nella and is below championship Black cDcckcP' Convertible 18” Twin Blade Allied Printing scored a dou­ Leigher homered for the losers standards, according to ble victory last night at Long Handle Cordless Gras&3hears Electric Power Mower J To Grid Strikers who are assured the league title observers. Low closeout prices on Fitzgerald. Allied was awarded despite the setback. Putting on its surface will Use hand held or quickly at­ a 7-0 forfeit win over Gorman tach handle and wheel as­ Our these 7 discontinued sizes of be precarious. sembly for stand up trimming. Reg. Bros, which has been dropped #8290 *8015 . s t o c k CANTON, Ohio (UPI) — Union leaders, representing Erupting for 15 runs in the se­ Also counted on to cause Battery charger included. 79.99 H u rry - CHAMPION TIRES Susan Mozzer Named from the league, and a 14-12 24.99 cond inning, Nassiff Arms 69,88 more than 200,000 workers, have promised to support the duke over Trudon VW in dia­ striking National Football League Players Association in topped Groman’s Sports Shop, Six* 7 76-14 Si>« 7 7S-1S S ir* 1.26-14 Sfto 1 15-16 Sita I.56-14 mond action. 30-12, last night at Martin. their efforts to cancel the annual Hall of Fame game here Lionel Jean had three hits and SOCCER u For World Deaf Games Saturday. Nancy Donadio paced the SORRY — NO Mark Duval, Bob Green, Jack winners with four hits including •23* Bill Casstevens, director of Burg, Steve Brady and George RAIN CHECKS •23' a roundtripper and Chris Jarvis U 21“ 1971 d |^ e s in Adelboden, Switzerland ceremonies for former football 20" Region Two of the United Auto VlACkvvjll 25“ By Earl Yost ll•ekw•ll lla c k w ill llaolivvall tla c k w a ll ■ to d iw o il Suitor chipped in with two hits Pre-Inventory Clearance! Pin# S9 1A X C T Dill# A91XCCT m..* EFT also had four hits and a homer. MIDGET kit 69 r .E T 1 1.14 IO r c 1. r'Ut ■/ 1T r t 1 rlu * »? 37 r t 1. Plus •? ?o r E T. Ptui I2 47 F E T, Plu* M 39 9.€.T. to return. She will undertake a serious Workers with 85,000 members, greats Lou Groza, Dick “Night apiece to a 15-hit attack. Dave •nd old lift. •nd old Mo. And old And nid iifo. and old tira. Colleen Shane, Ellen Donadio and old hra. and old tm . Once again Bolton will have a and Frank Valenta, president of Train” Lane, Tony Canadeo and Doing all of its scoring in the task of preparing a physical con­ Slyne, Greg Karakashian and and Dottie Brindamour each representative in the 1975 VIII World the 130,000-member Cleveland Bill George prior to the game first period, the Falcons General Aire ditioning program and will compete in Randy Ralston had a pair of added three hits with Miss Rectangular Full Winter Olympic Games for the Deaf area AFL-CIO, met Wednesday but would not attend the game blanked the Suns last night, 3-0. cross-country races this winter before hits for Trudon with Hank Shane belting a homer. Lisa Deluxe at Lake Placid, N.Y. with representatives of the itself. Mike St. Laurent scored two Motorized 6-Web the Games. Miss Mozzer will be Pawlowski homering. Taylor and Chris Fedorchak Susan Mozzer, daughter of Dr. and NFLPA and promised to join Ford is expected to arrive goals and Tim Carmel added 3-Speed entered in the five kilometer, 10 each had two hits for the losers the third. Chris Cannel played Wagon Folding Mrs. Raymond Mozzer of Lynwood pickets at the game between early Saturday morning and INDY LEAGUE kilometer cross-country races plus with the latter homering. well along with Terry McCon- 20” Breeze the St. Louis Cardinals and Buf­ spend the night at the Hoover Manchester Oil Heat upset Bar-B-Q Chaise L Dr., has been named to represent the the 3x5 kilometer relay. falo Bills. Co. guest house. The vice ville and Tim^Kenifick. Box Fan United States in nordic events Feb. 2- Walnut Barbers, 5-3, last night ASA LEAGUE Grill Late Wednesday, Harry president’s schedule has him The five-foot, two-inch 115-pound at Keeney Field thus clinching Advancing in the Connecticut 8. The Games will be staged under the Mayfield, president of District attending a parade and holding PEE WEE Miss Mozzer is a graduate of the the league title for Renn’s State Championship was direction of -the International Com­ 27 of the United Steel Workers a neWs conference before going Paced by Mike Zotta’s hat American School for the Deaf in West Tavern. Renn’s has an 11-2 Groman’s Sports Shop with a 14 7 0 Guaranteed mittee of Silent Sports (ICSS) and will Union, based here, said union to the Hall of Fame for the trick (three goals) the Lancers mark while Oil Heat and 22-1 win over Fogarty Bros, last attract 3(X) deaf athletes from Scan­ Hartford and graduated last June officers had voted unanimously enshrinement ceremonies. defeated the Wildcats last Walnut are both at 9-4 with one night at the KofC Field in Plain- dinavian countries, European Alpine from the Rochester Institute of to support the strike. Alan Page of Minnesota, Dan night, 4-2. Three speed rotary switch; new type 7 element fan as­ six position removable firebox, 17''x23" utility tray 5 position week left to the season. ville. The loss eliminated sembly, removable plastic safety grill. . nations, Russia, Australia, Canada, Technology with a bachelor of science “Canton is the home of Dierdorf of St. Louis and Ed Zotta scored in the first, se­ and side shelf. U.L. approved motor and see-thru backrest, comfortable waterfall arms. Ted Delude had two hits for Fogarty’s from further com­ Nesco 10” Desk Fan...... jO" glass panel. # 7404 ______degree in social work. professional football,” Podolak of Kansas City said cond and fourth periods with Japan and the United States. Oil Heat and Craig Repoli petition while Groman’s faces Casstevens noted. "We do not they would seek further support Scott Gorman adding the fourth The U.S. squad will be comprised of added a double and triple. Five Little Casa Loma tonight at want to see it become the home for the pickets at a rally today Lancers’ goal. Mike Byam Save To $15 Save To 25% Off 55 male and female athletes. The Art Krueger,chairman of the other players had one hit each. 7:15 in Plainville. Plump of the first professional scabs. in Lordstown, Ohio, where the notched the two tallies for the Off Our Reo . Low Our Reg. Low Prices! International Olympic Committee Games, reports many conununities Tim O’Neil, Bob Coroso, Ed Llim Purtill was five-for-five Vice President Gerald Ford, UAW has been on strike against Wildcats. John Burke also Tufted Prices Or! All across the nation will conduct finan­ Dutka and Dave Enes each had pacing the winners’ 25-hit at­ granted official recognition to the meanwhile,, announced he the giant General Motors com­ played well in defeat. B rake two hits for the losers. tack. Bob Kowalski was four- Foam 8-1/2’ -12 Rib cial drives. It will cost $850 for each le ss in 1951 to stage the Deaf Winter would attend- enshrinement plex since July 12. Famous Olympics every fourth year. Like the athlete who attends and participates for-five and Dave Viara was Filled! Cranklift Maker! and a drive for funds is now under REC three-for-four. Kowalski and regular hearing Olympics, the Deaf Scoring seven runs in the Umbrellas Games will begin and end with a way. Any local resident wishing to Bob Brannick homered. Tom third inning. North Methodist Brousard was two-for-three for IN OUR ENTIRE parade with lots of competition in contribute in Miss Mozzer’s behalf Patio Furniture Cushions Patio Folding Furniture whipped Town Employes, 12-6, Fogarty’s with Rich Marsh ac­ INVENTORYI may forward it to Arthur Krueger, Our Reg. 5.49 to 10.99 Our Reg. 11.99 to 21.99 between. American has participated Board of Realtors last night at Nike Field. counting for Fogarty’s only run since 1967. USA Committee, AAAF WGD Fund Jim LaPenta had four hits for with a long homer in the fourth (for Susan Mozzer) 7530 Hampton R elin The 1975 Games will mark the first the 6-7 winners with Tim inning. The losers finished 4 2 8 ? ever staged for the deaf in the United Ave., West Hollywood, Calif., 90046. Backs Youth Tennis Thresher and Mick Holmes eighth in the tourney which 397„ each adding two blows. Kevin 797 States. Four years ago, more than 31,200 started with 18 teams. 888 16®^ Miss Mozzer, 23, will be the only was raised in the area to send Miss Thanks to the the Manchester Board of Realtors, headed Walsh, Ed Belleville, Pete Reg. Henry, Ron Blake, Steve Brilliant floral design on heavy vinyl that reverses to 54.99 to nordic competitor who took part in the Mozzer to Switzerland. by Joe Lombardo as chairman, funds have been ear­ Hawks Sign Two 74.99 5 9 ^ 0 Choose padded, air cushioned or PVC tubing in as­ 2 Beaulieu and Gary Frost had solid color cotton duck. Chair or chaise, single or sorted colors and styles. Only 18 assorted per store, marked to provide prizes for winners in the Student Tennis two hits apiece for the losers. ATLANTA (UPI) - The double corded edge. Only 15 Assorted per store. no rainchecks. Tournaments Aug. 14-15-16 at Memorial Field. No Rain Checks! Choose from an assortment of patterns, colors & Atlanta Hawks of the NBA styles. ACT NOW & HAVE YOUR POOL Competition will be open to boys and girls in three NIKE Wednesday signed their two Country Club categories for each. Youngsters in grades 4-5-6 will start Bob & Marie’s Pizza was first-round draft choices, guard SCOTCH BALL- 48” to 54” Redwood Save $13 Off INSTALLED WITHIN 7 DAYS- awarded a 7-0 forfeit win over Tom Henderson of Hawaii and 10 Ft. play at 9 a.m. with junior high students playing at 1 o’clock SELECTED DRIVES- Marion Our Reg. Low Prices On All Sportsman Tavern last night at center Mike Sojourner of Utah. Umbrella Tables each day and high school and college students taking over Zamaitis-Hal Carlson 86-20-66, Wide Nike Field when the latter Hurry—It’s getting HOTTER!!! the courts each night at 6 on the three dates. Agnes Atherton-Robert Flydal Caldor20”or22” didn’t field a team. The winners Giant Drum-type Manchester residents only are eligible. Three Recalled 94-26-68, Isabelle Parciak-Earl Reg. upped their mark to 5-8 with the 39.99 to * Deluxe Rotary Registrations will close Aug. 8. Those planning to play SAN DIEGO (UPI) - In­ Anderson 87-18-69, Betty Storage 33.4970 5 18x48 $ C O i l 0 0 losers dropping to 3-9 and out of 64.99 Brakes must sign in with Rick Gowen by phone, Monday thru fielder Dave Hilton and Nordeen-George Putz 96-25-71, Power Mowers the league. Building Fords, Chovyt, Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 12;30p,m. at the SAM office, 649- pitchers Rusty Gerhardt and Florence Barre-Jim D’Amato Factory stained and dried with weather resistant Plymoulht and 2506. Mike Johnson were called up 94-22-72, Blind bogey —Olive FELINE Wednesday by the San Diego Skinner-Bill Cooper 76, Mary hardware. Only 6 assorted sizes and styles per Amorkon Compacts. 0 'Package Includes High rale Singles, doubles and mixed doubles events are planned. Scoring five runs in the mid­ store,but not all styles in all stores. No Rain Checks. Padres from their Pacific Lou Pierro-Ed Griswold 77, With High Arch Other models highor. sand filter, Automatic Surface Teaching pros may not take part. dle innings, Scruse Wallpaper & Gambrel Roof " -...... S fi? Coast League farm club to fill Helen Meegan-Harry Atherton Reg. 79.99 ■ Skimmer, Vacuum Head, Paint topped Roosevelt Mills, 7- out their 25-man roster. 74. GUARANTEED 20,000 MILES OR 2 YEARS Aluminum Skimmer Pole, 4, last night at Mt. Nebo. 10’x7’x6’4”, Reg. 129.99 MELNOR SPRINKLERS M122N^A #7122 Reg. 89.99...... * » t Reg. 99.99...... TO I W# guorontoo ewr broko lining, usod in normal passongor cor sorvko, (or tho Algaecide, P.H. Plus, P.H. Sat 8 P.M., y y 27 Karen Carpenter, Penny 3-Arm Revolving ^ i f i o d number of milos or yoors from dot* of instoHotion, whkhovor cemos Minus, Aluminum Safely lad­ I BASKETBALL Gagnon and Dale Titus each Ribbed steel panels with all season finish. Roof All safety engineered with 3-1/2 H P. Briggs & tiist OuarontM will bo honored by Firestone Dealer er Store performina the der had a pair of hits for 7-6 Scruse GLOBE design lets even a 6 footer stand erect. Lockable or Turret Style Stratton engines. Only 12 assorted per store Not all original work and adjustments prorated on mileage and based on prkes current PLAINVILLE I with Rachelle Ayotte playing door handles. Easy to assemble. styles In all stores. No rainchecks. at time e( adjustment. Comflftf TRAVEL Your Choice well on defense in left field. 10’x10’x6’4”, R.sie ...... *137 GRASS BAG AND ASSEMBLY...... ^ 8 Dthite Construction Heivy Duty ”Colv-Enimer 24’ X 48” with InsUllitiM ’8 7 9 .99 STAMUM SENIOR II Bonnie Godin had three hits for SERVICE Dead Bears 42 (Steve 8-5 R oosevelt w ith Joan K o d H M a u t o HUES E:2 .9 7 Johnson’s Off Insect Repellent PLUS-INCLUDES INSTALLATION DlBatisto 12), Three J ’s 39 (Jay Beaudry adding a pair of blows. 555 Main St., Manchaatar • 643-2165 5/8”x50’ 4-Ply GUARANTEED CUSTOMER W SERVICE EVERYTIME With all materials included. Pool Site must bn within 17 inches of level — slight Cindy Talaga added a solo 7 oz. can M V IH V ^ Plus Hsats Howroyd 13). Oscillating Keeps mosquitos and other Insects m M ^ 0 homer. Nylon Reinforced charge if mere than 17” off level. After you (ill your pool - stop in at our walei- BO lap ModMod Shelles Boys 55 (Marty BUS TO YANKEE-RED SOX awav for hours. Reg. 99c...... m m ^esting laboratory and get a FREE WATER CHECK-UP! 1 ‘ 20 lap Ploasure Kearns 15), Cagers 49 (Blaz Garden Hose ...... Stimac 10). EASIERN Reg. 325 BROAD ST. BASEBALL DOUBLEHEADER 6.99 4.9 7 Raid Flying Insect Killer * 3 adm . JUNIOR Coming up with four runs in OFFICE AND SHOWROOMS Rinky Dinks 59 (Mikolowsky the seventh inning, Jim ’s Arco At Shea Stadium, New York 5/8”x75’ GARDEN H O S E ...... 9.47 Turret turns for 4 different watering shapes, up to 12-1/4 oz. can ^ MANCHESTER upset league champ Wilson 40' diameter. Oscillator— 4 watering positions, full Clean, pleasant o d o r. . . stops bugs W 3384 Berlin Tpk. e-12yra.99* 16, Tompkins 10), St. James 16- ■h e a v y d u t y s t e e l h o s e h a n g e r C a i i i t e l (Thompson 6). Electric, 10-7, last night at Mt. AUGUST 4th. 1974 ■Rag. 59c...... 39« or partial sprinkling, up to 2,200 sq. ft. in their tracks! Reg. 99c...... 6 4 S - 3 3 5 6 Newington 666*1531 Under 6 FREE IN'I'KRMKDIATK Nebo. A ^ p A *>'cludaa: Vernoji Circle 647-9420 Wtd. 8 P.M. July 31st Dan Jones paced 8-5 Jim ’s Open Daily S to 5:30 Fred's Boys 53 (Demko 23, 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 300 lap t*»n ■’scs, small with a homer, double and "I 3 U Tkkat, Plua Round MANCHESTER SALE: THURS. thru SAT. Quesnel 10, Leone 9), Sonics 45 Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. I ||W Sat. 8 io 12:30 OFE'NSUN.12SeMON.rRI.9-9eS/IT.9-6 block 340 C.l. Max open single. Don Zura added a double I M Trip Far# by Bua. (Includaa (Costos 21, Healy 12, Bujucius * • Sarvica and Tax) Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 11). and two triples and drove in 1145 Tolland Tpke. four runs including the game- PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. July 25, 1974— PAGE NINETEEN

BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) - Wounded in a shootout with demanded 82 million in ransom A two-time hijacker died policemen posing as flight money and free passage to Wednesday hours after being mechanics who got aboard the Cuba for a number of political overpowered and shot by hijacked aircraft as it sat on a prisoners. Two-Time Hijacker security forces aboard an runway at Cali in western Avianca Colombian airlines jet Colombia. He died hours later, Police said the hijacker had Dies of Wounds he had hijacked with 129 per­ police said. hijacked another plane to Cuba sona aboard. The hijacker, who was ac- in 1969 but had made his way E|uardo Martinez, a compani^ by a young woman back to Colombia through selfstyled revolutionary, was with a one-year-old baby, had Spain, Panama and Ecuador.

2 Young Tab Durrenberger The two-year-old boy started out okay Wednesday, encountered Finds Junior Olympics problems en route, but made it to the West Side Oval finish line where his mother waited with outstretched arms. (Herald photos by Pinto) Sack-Race Difficult Assistance Center

New England Telephone operators are now answering requests for directory assistance from their new center on Riverside St. in Portland, Maine. The center handles all request 5 Scores of Youngsters calls from the Portland area and all the long distance requests for Maine. (UPI photo) Compete in Olympics Waterbeds Scores of Manchester frisbee throw. youngsters aged 13 and under par­ The Olympics was jointly spon­ ticipated in a Junior Olympics sored by the Manchester Recrea­ Wednesday at the West Side Oval. tion Department and Top Notch Growing Up Among the contests, in three Foods. Top Notch provided a free age groups, were a 50-yard dash, picnic for participants. sack race, standing broad jump, Lists of winners in the Junior JAMES V. HEALION prospective buyers. sit-ups, softball throw, precision Olympics events will be published MIDDLETOWN (U P I)-T h e One retailers association hula hoop running, push-ups, and in Friday’s Herald. hippie kid who filled a sack with offers consumers an insurance water and called it a bed a cou­ policy for 81 a year. ple of years ago has been Prices of the beds range from WE^RE TOP SEED -replaced by big business which 8300 to 83,000. says it is serving a market it es­ There are people who are timates at 850 million a year. concerned about the weight of Gone is the hippie sales rap the beds. For example, a twin about the beds teing good for weighs 1,600 pounds, a queen 1,- J Read Herald Advertisements two things, with sleeping one of 800 pounds and a king more than them. It’s not that sex is 2,000 pounds. lowering its pretty head; the The association says struc­ . new breed is merely more Main tural checks should be made ■Street. before ordering. ^ “The waterbed business is And apartment tenants ^changing,” says Roy Moss of should check their leases to ;the National Waterbed determine if the beds are ' Manufacturers Association, banned. A realty company in U FREE SAFETY CHECK “and we feel that it will soon be one New England university a total middle class product town does prohibit them in their with all the dignity and units, probably a throwback to Art Pierce and Ray Tllden marketability of conventional the days of the innovators. take great pride In their »8 8 bedding.” The association says sleep on SAVE s a v e I lour rtg. work. Art has 14 years of Thus, the waterbed, orphaned a waterbed is more refreshing $2 $2 15.89 experience all In brake almost at birth and left on the than a convention mattress. work. Ray, employed by door step of hippie head shops, And it can be therapeutic, ac­ CHEMOLD SPALDING -MATCH ROY EMERSOS NIchols-Manchester Tire, is growing up. cording to a 1968 article in the PLAY” RACKET L EAGLE RACKET Contestant works her way through the course in Inc. for the past 5 years, Moss is a sales director for American Journal of Nursing has 13 years total Safeway Products which makes which said the beds relieved 7-ply bonded frame In hard Features 5-ply, French Junior Olympics “precision hula hoop running” heaters for the beds and which pressure and provided comfort lacquer finish. Hardwood white ash with 2-fiber Wednesday. experience. For safety shaft and pro-style grlpjv laminations lor added sake, put your car In the is a division of Raymond In­ for certain patients. One of the best racket strength: multi-filament dustries in Middletown. His There is little medical data buys you'll find. At least 48 nylon strings: perforated hands of men that know association is campaigning for available, however, to counter per Store leather grip. For the finesse service. acceptance of the beds by the the popular notion that the the player. 12 per store. consumer and the bedding in­ human back is best supported dustry. by a firm mattress. The waterbeds of today have Obstetricians sometimes We Check improved markedly and they suggest waterbeds for their come in matched sets — hand­ patients because they can sleep • FRONT END on their abdomens longer into SAVE I SAVE • DISC BRAKES some, framed furniture with safety linings along with their pregnancy than if they 1.30 $51611 • BALL JOINTS temperature control plus used a conventional mattress, • WHEEL BEARINGS accessory pieces. the association says. The big ■ FRANKLIN SWINGER REGENT PTX 90 Counselor John Barry demonstrates the fine art of frisbee throwing to • COMPLETE In the more expensive beds, sales push is on and the chances RACKET TENNIS RACKET EXHAUST the frame and liner are con­ are that you will be seeing eager group of youngsters waiting to compete in Wednesday’s Junior tained in a rigid fiberglass or waterbeds up front in depart­ Handsome red, white and The answer to better con­ Olyn^ics, jointly sponsored by the Manchester Recreation Department AND OF COURSE ment or retail stores instead of blue finish, cowhide grip; trol In an "open throat" plastic tub so the chances of twisted nylon strung: 7-ply design; reduced air resis­ and Top Not?h Foods. YOUR TIRES leakage are reduced to almost out back next to the cuckoo multl-lamlnated frame with tance. Precisely baianced; zero, a concern of most clocks. fiber welded throat. At individual custom strung least 12 per store. with Ashaway Vantage. At — Fast Courteous Service — least 12 per store. SERVICE ON FOREIGN & COMPACT CARS School to Offer RIDER MOWERS » 399’- 2 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Weekend Degrees 88 i88our rag. SAVE lour reg. $13 42.U PAMELA REEVES eventually participate in it, too. 16.88 CHICAGO (UPI) - Weekend students will attend n W t e i 3 m To d y I a r Mundelein College, a small CHEMOLD ALUMINUM BANCROFT RACKET classes Friday evening, all day RACKET Catholic g irl’s school on Saturday and Sunday morning. Chicago’s North Shore, has They must show up about every Features high tensile tem­ Competition deluxe racket POWER STREAK 78 BLACK come up with an unusual solu­ third weekend for a total of 15 with reinforced wood n o m m pered aluminum frame with 5 tion to the problem of declining $ 1 1 9 9 5 during the school year, and they channel groove stringing, frame, fiber glass and steel enrollment—weekend degrees. may stay in dormitories. reinforced yoke, top grain bonded with super ROTARY MOWERS Beginning this September, leather grip. Perfect bal- strength Armadyn. Great A student taking three response and speed. At $ 1 7 0 0 students may earn a bachelor’s ancel At least 48 per store. courses per quarter and doing least 24 per store. degree in business or liberal an independent study project ® ■ plus $1.80 F.E.T. arts by attending classes 15 each summer could earn a f wuiofii W perfect boianoiR and auparlor hi»idHng. Six-year-old Tammy Kelly of 18 Ridge St. bites '..J k weekends per year over four degree in four years, but Hill : Paldntad stdal t ^ n and ajjlral rowd dow daalgn; stnwg her tongue while maneuvering a hula hoop after < iooooo»»boo4>o»»»»»»»oo»o»»oo»o»»»»»o»»ooo»o»»oooo»ooo»ooo years. f witn mtamutfomi nylon; promlifn m akin grip-Cpmplata wHh competition in the Junior Olympics. said he thinks that will be dif­ BY HAHN The program, announced in ficult for most! 1 24 pdr'wor - Open Mon., Tuos., Wad., FrI. June, has already drawn 400 in­ "Almost all the people who quiries and 17 applicants, in­ applied are working full time,” 8:00 - 5:30 cluding two men. he said. “With them I stress BRAND NAME Program director William that it’s possible in four years, (* paint brushes Thurs. 8 to 8 Hill says Mundelein’s declining but I point out they’ve got other WIN SAVINGS ON TENNIS FORM v f fairway always haa tha right brush lor enrollment—now at about 1,100 things to think of." Sat. 8 to 1 —was the chief impetus behind 'OtopM from Witsmi, quality made tennis press ... our reg. 1.29...... UU* ^ that touch up Job. •) FERTILIZER % 25 Most of the students see the the new “weekend college.” A» top quiity, men’s tennis shirts; colors... our reg. 7.88 ...... 5.88 priced from 10* “It would seem to me at this program as a quicker way to ,«l «ti unfiODrd of pfk». H men’s & ladies’ Penn Court tennis shoes ...our reg...... 8.88 'M" to 4’ wid* point that if the regular enroll­ get a degree than night school. WhU«» yoflOVk w d • H ^ - & EQUIPMENT CORP. MCHOmUNCHESTER TIRE, me ment keeps declining, there’s Hill said, “but not too many are men’s 2-tone knit tennis shorts ... our reg. 10.44...... 7.88 we h a ^v trf lim thIngL 295 BROAD ST. (Opposite Soars Automotive) nothing else a small school can in a hurry to do it in four MI avkso- double knit tennis dresses... our reg. 22.88 ...... 16.88 do but find a new clientele,” he years.” our rsQ. 2.49 ROUTE 83, VERNON 872-8311 Manchester said. Mundelein’s weekend The program will start with SUMMER HOURS 'fMOOD'/vE/%n^ Phone program is aimed at working 35 to 60 students, and Hill said the miraets of malnftretf 1 TUES., WED., THURS. 8-6 • FRI. 8-8 • SAT. 8-3 ARCO 0 adults and will operate the school will be carefully downtown manchester 843-1181 separately from its regular monitoring quality because Closed Sunday and Monday four-year liberal arts school, “one thing we do not want to 381 Broad St., Manchester though full-time students may become is a diploma mill.”

J PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974— PAGE TWEN’TY-ONE Ruling Raises Questions

About State Court Future By MICHAEL J. CONLON WASHINGTON (UPI) - A EDITORS NOTE: The Rep. James F. Bingham, R- The association opposed Under the unified system, consumer in Hanover, N.H., Connecticut Supreme Court Stamford, chairman qj the Bingham’s plan to merge the Bingham envisions Superior 70ses this interesting ques­ has ruled Connecticut’s lower House Judiciary Committee Circuit Court and the Court of Court judges handling a full tion about sugar: courts have been given more which implemented this year’s Common Pleas and instead range" of cases from “traffic “We much prefer raw criminal jurisdiction than court reform package, says the recommended that the Court of offenses to murder.” sugar -the beautiful light they are entitled to under the ruling mandates the next step Common Pleas be merged with In less populous counties, the tan coarsegrained stuff often the Superior Court into a single constitution. This Capitol in his long-range plan — a single judge would sit in various court called ‘turbinado’ -and have Project Report backgrounds trial court system in Connec­ trial court. houses and dispose of a wide switched to this for all our But the legislature enacted the unique judicial system in ticut. variety of cases. In the more cooking and baking needs. Bingham’s plan, which he said populous counties, judges would Connecticut dating back to And, Bingham, a lawyer and, But we resent having to pay was needed to eliminate a ’’real be assigned to particular pre-Revolutionary times and candidate for attorney general, at least twice as much for the or appparent caste system of benches to handle civil, traffic, the changes that may be said, he has recommended a raw sugar as for the usual made. justice and judges which zoning, criminal and familjr special legislative session to white. It ought to be the other place all cases going to trial, presently exists.” cases, Bingham said. By ROBERT LAMBERT way around, for the raw from traffic tickets to-murder, The new system was designed “In smaller areas such as sugar requires less proces­ to “close the gap between the HARTFORD (UPI) - The under one court. Windham County you might sing. Connecticut Supreme Court, in Gov. Thomas J. Meskill is op­ present Circuit Court and the have one judge handling “Many nutritionists feel a landmark separation of posed to recalling the law­ Superior Court and provide op­ everything but he will be a raw sugar is preferable decision, has drawn a line to makers because as an aide put portunities for greater efficien­ Superior Court judge,” he said. because it, contains halt what it views as the it, the Republican governor cy in the utilizatioir of facilities ”It will be a single-tier court chromium and other nutri­ legislature’s gradual erosion of “sees no need for a special ses­ and personnel.” which is the correct way to han­ tionally valuable trace ele­ the powers of the judiciary. sion at this time.” Greenfield, a New Haven dle it.” ments which disappear in the The high court this week held Bingham said the unification lawyer, said he had raised the ”I think the Supreme Court refining process. Naturally that the lawmakers had of the court system would constitutional question of the decision has mandated that we overstepped their rights in restore the Superior Court’s proposed merger last spring. take this action if we are not to we hope this is true, but we transferring certain powers trial court role, which was es­ “We recommended that the have chaos in the court prefer the raw sugar for its from the Superior Court to the tablished under colonial rule in Circuit Court be mergerd with system,” he said. flavor-baked goods with it lower courts created by the 1711. the Superior Court,” he said. are far tastier-and because Listeners relax as they enjoy a summer pops concert con­ to a partially filled auditorium crowd which listened to a legislature. In his decision. House said ’’Had that been accomplished, it doesn’t lump like conven­ ducted by Phillip Streiser in Bailey Auditorium. The fifth program of the classics and contemporary tunes. (Herald The landmark ruling has the legislature gradually in­ the objection that the Supreme tional brown sugar. annual Manchester Summer Pops played Wednesday night photo by Larson) thrown into question the creased the seriousness of Court has enunciated would “Do you have any sugges­ sentencing of several hundred crimes that the Circuit Courts have been met and there would tions for how consumers can inmates in Connecticut prisons. could handle to the point wlere noit have been a problem.” bring the raw sugar price And lawniakers are considering it consituted an encroachment Greenfield said the merger of Polluting Department down? Is there any govern­ Summer Pops Offers Ambitious Program su m m on in g a s p e c ia l on the independent Superior the Court of Common Pleas and LONDON (UPI) - Passersby ment agency which could tell legislative session to change Court. the Superior Court would have complain milk cartons, bottle the processors, sugar is sugar “Minuet” with precision and By JUNE TOMPKINS clarinet; Jeffrey Lumpkin, The tympani and brass com­ the law to coform to the ruling. provided the necessary judges tops, bread, cold tea and coffee — and if no extra processing Free gifts from the bank that gives you more. assurance. “A unified trial court could An ambitious program of French horn; Sheryl Linde, bination made for a grandioso, The Connecticut court to handle the expanded dregs, shower down daylong is required, no extra charge His sister, Martha, per­ be accomplished by merging More offices than any other savings bank in Connecticut. More convenience. More tlian one music composed by Wagner, oboe; and Janet Streifer, bas­ sharp, and lively presentation. system, one of the few that caseload which has gradually from a building housing 1,000 is warranted?” formed the Allegro Moderato the Circuit Court and the Court Moussorgsky, Brahms, The soon, presented a very The orchestra rounded out have remained intact from burdened the courts. government employes. 'The The writer adds that the billion dollars in assets. The highest interest rates allowed by law. And more. from Concerto No. 2 by Seitz of Common Pleas with Superior Carpenters, Lerner & Lowe and professional rendition of a the program with Brahms’ colonial times, has retained its But Bingham said that such a government admits it —and brand she purchases locally with some intricate fingering. Court,” Bingham said. ’"The Now you can choose any one of 30 valuable, brand name gifts when you open a new account or make a deposit to an existing account. Richard Rodgers was presented Mozart Sinfonia Concertante. ’’Academic Festival Over­ historic independence from the merger would overload the says the civil servants have runs $1.98 for Five pounds A third youngster, Melanie Supreme Court has stated that Wednesday night in the Haydn’s Trio No. 1 in C Major ture,” Moussorgsky’s Great legislature. Superior Court and leave the been told to stop. compared to 89 cents for five So stop by soon. And select the gift you can bank on. Landsman, executed a difficult the Superior Court is the only Manchester Summer Pops fifth for two flutes and viola was Gate of Kiev from the Suite In writing the court opinion. smaller courts with little to do, The building is the Depart­ pounds of white sugar. selection with excellent intona­ constitutional court other than annual concert at Bailey played by Charles Dewey, “ Pictures at an Exhibition,” Chief Justice Charles S. House especially in light of this week’s ment of the Environment, It appears the price is high tion. the Supreme Court.” Auditorium. flute; Nancy DeWey Zimmer­ which, though weak during the said the legislature gradually court ruling. which controls pollution. because very little turbinado The pianist, Mrs. Donald Under the constitution, “The An orchestra made up of man, flute; and Jacqueline string segments, became has been usurping the authority is sold in the United States, Buchan, accompanied the judicial power of the state shall Choose one FR E E gift Choose one FR EE gift Choose one FREE gift oldsters and youngsters did Rosky, viola. ’The viola gave a typically Russian during the of the Superior Court and and what there is tends to be young soloists with a secure, be vested in a supreme court, a well to perform such a varied pleasant balance to the mellow brass and woodwind phrases. placing it in the hands of the marketed in health food deft touch and tempo that superior court, and such lower with a deposit of with a deposit of with a deposit of and entertaining program con­ flute arpeggios. ’The program concluded with lower courts. courts as the General Assembly CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias The stores and other specialty sidering this group only perfectly complemented the two .contemporary selections — Under the constitution. House $250 or more. $500 or more. $5,000 or more. performance. shall, from time to time, ordain shops which can get away rehearses for a comparatively The really spectacular a medly of favorite tunes from said, the jurisdiction of both the A group of ensembles made and establish. The powers and GLORIOUS EMPORIUM with charging higher prices. few nights before the concert. number of the evening was a Lerner & Lowe’s “Camelot,” Connecticut Supreme Court and A. GIFS B. GIFTS C. GIFS an interesting diversion in the jurisdiction of these courts CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD Even in larger stores it may Several members of the group of brass and percussion and Richard Rodgers’ stirring the Superior Court, the state’s WasMnftM Forto 7-it. shall be defined by law.” carry the stat is of a specialty KHcfeti^tonHMwilh Manchester Civic Orchestra program. A clarinet quartet instruments performing a “Victory at Sea.” Wistctoi Elictiic Alarm trial court, is clearly defined. & PINE ST., MANCHESTER - 049-7782 ' item, and a price tag to wall holder. Stainless lent their support in the various composed of Patricia Simmons, James R. Greenfield, presi­ Dock. 5-tO minute Ceremonial March by Louis ’The program was lengthy, “Although the General drowse feature. Blue or AMBiGirdin Kind Tool steel. Ileetwood handles dent of the Connecticut Bar match. Sol. Heavy duty. A9621 sections'5Tth«,orchestra. Peter Surapine, Paul Surapine Calabro. ’The young group was but the efforts of the amateur Assembly is expressly granted green dial . 63510 Trowel, transplanter, and Patricia Quill played three Association, said if the We know of no way the cultivator, and weeder A few of the nit melodies of conducted by Samuel Goldfarb group were well organized, power to ’ordain and establish’ H i, Chrome with vinyl recommendations of his government could force the grips. M9031 The Carpenters opened the selections, the most charming in the type of piece apropos to trained and the obvious lower courts, there is no grant association had been followed price down, so long as people program in a well-balanced of which was a Pastorale by an Egyptian temple scene in a acknowledgement of the of power to the General Neighbor! go on buying it. arrangement by Robert Stravinsky. The composer’s un- audience indicatetyts thorough in the first place, the problems Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer extra­ Assembly to prescribe the I spoke to Noah Sistance Lowden. The dramhtic “Elsa’s expected harmonic enjoyment. ^ raised by the Supreme Court T h e S u g a r R e f i n e r ’s Oniidi Sitvcrplated vaganza. powers and jurisdiction of any Hiir OrYir/Stflor. 3 bowl A 4bh progressions were evident decison would have been the other day — he’s an Association says Americans Mirro MivMial CaMpiif Procession to the Cathedral” court,” the chief justice said. attachments’ Two without the harshness to the ear avoided. expediter for the trucking will consume about 12 million Moss Ktt with carry 6-Aim Candolabra. 11 settings lor quick by Richard Wagner followed in cover. Aluminum t } qt Presto Hot Do|Mf. Cooks high. Black stained wood drying and instant solemn contrast. one expects from this com­ firm that was supposed to . tons of sugar this year —and covered pail, a 7" fry 6 hot dogs in ^se co n d s. and antiquepewter- styling H7244 pan 1 ] pint dish, plastic Base is immersible. look metal (candies One of the highlights of the poser. The delicate but steady bring in a stock from a turbinado will account for no cup. A8560 Heatproof H7891 not Included) J5234 evening were three very young rhythm suggested a country junior department store more than 30,000 tons of that students of the Suzuki violin dance. The quartet concluded for us almost a month ago. total. Most of the turbinado the group with the traditional sold in the United States method who played solos on He gave me the following reasons lo r the latd Miliinjfli 20-fC. their mini-sized instruments. “Turkey in the Straw” played comes from Puerto Rico, Oinnorwin Sot South- delivery: 1) There was an earthquake at their loading winds pattern K3t97 Tommy Buchan, with better “swing”style. although some is produced in ThrM WHioii Sim platform. 2) The truck driver was having a baby. 3) Sooid "too" Golf Ralls. CominoWirt * Spalding Pincbo stage presence than some adults A woodwind quintet com­ N G MILEAGE Louisiana. The combination Liquid center with eCUPTeAPOT Gonzilis Tinnis Rickil posed of Patricia Simmons, The football players were on strike. 4) There has been of a small supply and rubber thread. A2604 Spice O'Life 7-ply wood frame have, performed Boccherini’s Made of Pyroceram Leather grip Spiral political unrest in Argentina. He didn’t ask me to specialty marketing techni­ J4371 nylon strings A6926 believe all four excuses, though— he gave me multiple ques is keeping the price up. choice. Anyway, it’s here and we’ve got lots of goodies There is also a question of that will be ready for this weekend. I don’t know all the whether you’re getting any­ Battery Firm Likes ter Ihe money! Old PilTickli Boiwilh prices yet, but they’ll be bargains, I guarantee. thing more for your money sixtrays 36compar1 with turbinado. You cite Mirro Billir-RltiConi menis (Lures not Pop^r. 4 q t Cup in included|A7913 UAC Purchase Offer fop adds buttery flavor “nutritionally valuable trace to popped com Color elements” but the sugar asso­ VoHntii 3 Rc. SliMloss Poppy H3820 ciation claims there’s really BowlStl.r tkSqt PHILADELPHIA, Pa. (UPI) “We believe our association "Power Slreak'78 J7566 ■ 4 6E 8 Spud Hind Miier — The president and Board of with ESB is technically and All new for 1974. The polyester cord body not much difference between r automatic he a lP i f'|C‘C!or Trustees of ESB Inc., the commercially a natural and provides strength and flexibility. The deeply turbinado and refined sugar. Oifome beatp's H%?9 world’s largest maker of elec­ that it is in the best interest of grooved tread, designed with the aid of a Dr. Michael Jacobson, co­ Tinnis Balls. computer, exposes hundreds of gripping edges Nylon/woot blend GE Ptog-ln finwr Turn tric' batteries, have reacted E S B ’ s e m p lo y e s and director of the Center for A6928 Lotdi KiyslOM Bowling lights or appliances favorably to a takeover offer sharehholders,” Harry G. for all-around traction. Science in the Public Interest SilvarRlalad Bon Bon Bog. Full opening cenier on/off automatically Dish. Wm. Rogers. zipper, molded handles Plugs directly into Gray, UA chairman, said. and author of the “Nutrition outlet Height 4 . width made by United Aircraft Corp., dia A4h37 A6212 Sunburn Can Opinir based in East Hartford, Conn. Gray said UA made the $36 Scoreboard,” believes 2J H/890 and hnile sharpener Magnetic lid holder UA Tuesday raised its offer offer to give ESB shareholders Americans aren’t getting Hidden cord storaqr H7708 to buy controlling interest in the same financial con­ enough trace elements such ThirmilOH 1 Qt. Sorvtr siderations as through INCO’s one compartment Holds BlickADickir. DnII ESB by paying $36 per share of Pick your IS zinc, copper, manganese General purpose drill food hot or cold J6879 ESB stock, UA spokesman said. last offer. H6098 and chromium in their diet; AMFVollBishitbill. Nylon Port said the original INCO The increased UA offer was but he thinks you’re getting wound, vinyl Official VolliyballSnt Includes size and weight A68t1 sturdy poles ner vinyl prompted by the offer of Inter­ offer per share for ESB stock ripped off if you’re paying Zoko Lori A Oi Liar LudsZI Witkindir volleyball pump needle size-the Sot in plastic mini- McLeod plaid, sturdy national Nickel Co. of Canada was $28. He termed INCO twice as much for turbinado tackle box. 3 lures woodtrame Nylon zipper rules and instructions A7034 (INCO) to buy the ESB stock at ’’primarily a concentrated because the difference isn’t 208 De Liar 10 tag F2822 a higher price than UA had mining, metals smelting and that great. A7833 offered, the spokesmen said. refining company and a price is right One Agriculture Depart­ U Soondoslgn AMftitfio with producer of rolling mill Cham Ivory, red or “In view of United Aircraft’s ment expert tends to agree. yellow H8051 friendly approach and its far products...considerably differ­ He tells us the minerals in more appropriate evaluation of ent from ESB in the nature of Fifton 3 Ctil Soarckilfhl. SIZE:A 7I -13 S IZES : B 78-13, C78-14, S IZES : F 78 t 4, F78-1S. S IZES : 078-14, H 78-14, turbinado are not “nutri­ Chrome-plated brass Elrty AMirIcin Wood Mail its operations and its S.80-15. case W ith 3 "0 " cells, the worth of ESB as evidenced 078-18, H 78-1S. Here are a few clues as to what we’ll be peddling: tionally significant” although Hoidor. 3 labeled com­ by its initial $34 offer, I con­ organizational structure. hanger ring A 1905 partments. 2 2 i' high High grade Orion yarns in a variety of colors; no-iron he admits there are more of L0220 tinue to support the United Air­ “In contrast. United Aircraft them than in refined sugar. craft offer,” Frederick J. Port is a decentralized, high percale sheets and pillow cases by Fieldcrest, Springmaid, and other top makers; Glenoit Fake Fur Turbinado, incidentally, is said Wednesday. technology manufacturing com­ $29 not technically raw sugar, The minimum gilt deposit must remain on deposit tor 12 months. Your gift will be shipped to your home from a central location. This oHer good for a l ^ e d t h ^ The spokesman said Tuesday pany structured and operated in Blackwall tubeless plus Blackwall tubeless plus Blackwall tubeless plus Blackwall tubeless plus rugs, Ozite Indoor-Outdoor carpet including Hobnail, $ F .E .T . amt tire but partially refined sugar. a manner similar to ESB,” 1.80 $1.78 to $2.17 F .E .T . $2.41 to $2.42 F .E .T . $2.SS to $2.82 F .E .T . Beachballs, gym bags, new candle stock, tents and that if UA managed to buy all off your car. and tire off your car. and tire off your car. Refined sugar is almost 100 Port said. ESB would be “a and tire off your car. the outstanding stock of ESB at screen houses, and here’s a few items I do know the per cent, sucrose, while tur­ Highest rates on your savings. more natural fit” in UA, he . prices of: If you cannot come In, B. fiins $34 per share, the price of the WHITEWALLS SLIGHTLY HIGHER binado is slightly less than just choose the gift you ttiniman Gilt D ip u ll $500 Min to: Soclily lor Sivlngs. P.O. Box 1570. Hirtiord. Cl. 06101 transaction would be about $191 said. I am enclosings______lor deposit. Existing Account ft------I ANNUAL EFFECTIVE ANNUAL EFFECTIVE USUALLY US that. want'and fill durthe □ A9621 7-PC.KITCHEN I million. 7.97 UTENSIL SET If this is an addition to your current account, be sure to enclose your passbook. INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD INTEREST RATE ANNUAL YIELD 12.95 Lofty-Puff Comforters...... Jacobson cites shellfish, I entire coupon and mail It. □ H7891 PRESTO HOT I understand Ihe minimum gift deposit must remain on deposit lor 12 months. 29.95 Lloyd’s AM-FM Clock Radios ...... 19.90 whole grains, liver, kidney, Your gift will be sent to you. DOGGER New account, check type of account you wish: I I now yields 7 .9 0 % 6 f% now yields 7 .0 8 % 4.40 beans, peanuts and tree nuts □ J4371 CORNING WARE □ individual □ Jointaccountwith:. 7i% 7.50 10x20 Hibachi...... 6 CUP TEAPOT □ 7j% 4to12year -InvestmentAccount.(MlnimumdepositSl.OOO) G O O D p rC A R as good natural sources of I Maturity d ate . •Investment Account 4-to-12 Years Maturity. SIOOO ■Investment Passbook Account 16.95 15x15 Hibachi ON LEG S ...... 9.90 □ J5234 6-ARM CANDELABRA 2j-to-4 Years Maturity. Sen. Kennedy Saves 5 WAYS TO CHARGE • Our Own Customtr Credit Plin • Matter Charge • BankAmerlcard • Anierlean Expresi Money Card • Carta Blanche 19.95 Rockwell Grass Trim m ers...... 11.90 crace minerals. □ A6212 LEEDS BOWLING BAG I □ 8 1 % 2 i to 4 year -Investment Account, (Minimum deposit SlOO) I Minimum Deposit. Additional deposits may be Maturity date. made in any amount up lo 4 years before maturity S100 Minimum Deposit. 1.88 One other point: the price □ Caramel/Smoke 3.79 Salt & Pepperthiil S ets...... I □ White/Blue D 6j% lto2Jyear -InvesImentAccount.lMinimumdeposilSIOO) 4.95 Wood Snack Sets...... 2.47 of sugar has been rising so □ A6811 AMP VOlT BASKETBALL Maturity date. Five Adrift at Sea rapidly in some parts of the □ L0220 EARLY AMERICAN I □ 51% '90 Day Notice Account. (Minimum deposit S100) 2.98 Carpet Tape...... 1.80 nowyields 6 00 WOOD MAIL HOLDER □ 51% Regular Savings Account. 6 ^ % nowyields 6 .8 1 % 5 |% . % 659.95 Pine Trestle Table w/4 C h airs...... 297.40 country that the figures men­ BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. r □ H7890GE PLUG-IN TIMER -F0IC regulations require a substantial penally tor early withdrawal Itom tetm accounts •Investment Passbook Account. 1-to-2i Years '90 Day Notice Passbook Account, tioned in the above letter Gifts He said the senator took off 449.95 2 Pc. Herculon Sofa & Chair Set . . . 289.00 □ H3820 MIRRO CORN POPPER I Please mail me my passbook and under separate cover send my gift. Maturity. SI 00 Minimum Deposit. S100 Minimum Deposit. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., his sweater and gave it to him VACATION VALUE may be only a distant memo­ Send me the gift □ H8051 AM RADIO WITH rescued five persons floating 1,118.50 Am. Mar. China & Table (BJack). . . 888.80 CHAIN saying “Take off your wet shirt M.Y ry by the time you're reading I I have checked: SIZI TYK PRICE 224.95 Plush Easy C h a ir...... T il.M □ Ivory O Red □ Yellow Sign here — helplessly out to sea off Cape and put this on.” For Campers, V^ns&RV’s tU TIN G this. I \ 5 J % nowyields 5 .4 7 % Cod last weekend in a stalled Lamkin said his daughter, 12.95 Converse Soccer Shoes...... 3.80 Print N am e. .Social Security 4 . 6.70-15 6 Ply Tubeless $27.15* A. Bins C GIFS Regular Passbook Savings Account. motorboat and a small rubber Knowing who to complain I MlnlnuiKtlit Dipoilt $5,000 Randi, 18, and Mrs. Carol Jenks MlilainiGHIDipoill S2S0 Print A ddress. raft. Nylon Cord Rib"Hi-Miler" 7.00-14 6 Ply Tubeless $26.45* Plus disposable diapers (newborn, daytime and were paddling just offshore on to is usually more than half □ J8879THERMALENE SERVER □ A6926 SPALDING TENNIS I I overnite), paperback books, brushes, garden and bug .S ta te . .Z ip . 'F 0 1C regulations require a substantial penalty lo» early wiihdrawai Irom lerm accounts David Lamkin, a super­ the rubber raft when the wind 7.00-15 6 Ply Tubetype $31.60* the battle. There has been a □ A8560 MIRRO INDIVIDUAL RACKET C ity- market executive from West • Nylon cord body 7.50-16 6 Ply sprays, paint, greeting cards, records, stereo equip­ I MESS KIT a A79130LDPAL TO TRANSFER FUNDS TO SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS please till out the lollowing. and waves began to pull them Tubetype $35.65* proliferation of consumer TACKLE BOX Enclose passbook of account to be transferred and mail to us. Peabody, Mass., said for strength ment, sneakers and soccer shoes, paint and hundreds □ M9031 AMES GARDEN HAND I out to sea. lamkin, his son, protection agencies on the TODLSET □ H7244 HAIRDRYER/STYLER I We II return your passbook alter Ihe Iranster has been made. 8.00-16.5 6 Ply Tubeless $36.00* Wednesday he and his two teen­ of things I can’t even remember. □ H5029GE HAND MIXER Charles, 19, and a friend, Stan­ ^ 2 4 9 0 • Five-rib tread for -Plus F(d. Ex. Tax from $2.36 to $3.44 per state, federal and local Q A2804 THREE INILSON I GOLF BALLS Name o( Bank or Institution Irom which lunds will be Iranslerred age children and two other per­ ton Sacks, 15, went to rescue durable grip tire depindini on slit end old tire tride-ln. levels, but many citizens □ H7708 SUNBEAM CAN ■ SIZE 8.70- So come visit and help me find out what we have. □ A4537 SILVERPLATED OPENER AND I We give you more. sons were ’’treated like them in a motorboat. But he I don’t even know they exist. 6-ply tube-type, plus $2.36 We’ll really enjoy seeing you. Remember that we sell BON BON DISH KNIFE SHARPENER Pay to Ihe order of Society loi Savings members of the family” after said the boat was swamped and Some, of course, are better □ A6928 THREE TENNIS BALLS □ A4541 8" ONEIDA SILVER- Fed. Ex. Tax and old tire. OTHER SIZES LOW PRICED TOO with a real “no-hard-time” money back guarantee if I .DOLLARS they were pulled soaking wet the motor stalled in the rough □ A7833ZEBC0LURE& PLATED BOWL than others, but only trial and (Write in amount or write "Balance of my/oui account ') I aboard Kennedy’s sloop, i m your purchase does not please you in every way. And DE LIAR SET □ F2822 LEEDS 21" I Because vwe can. water. error will prove which. In □ A1905 FULTON SEARCHLIGHT WEEKENDER $ ______ACCOUNT NUMBER- Curragh. The Kennedy yacht happened my wife says, “Don’t forget your wallet!’’ any case the federal Office of I □ G3510WESTCL0XELEC. □ K3197 MELAMINE 20- PC. SIGN EXACTLY AS IN PASSBOOK Lamkin said Mrs. £thel DINNERWARE SET by a short time later. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES Remember our Exhausting Consumer Affairs in the De­ ALARM CLOCK Signature______— .D a te . I □ H6096 BLACKS DECKER I Kennedy, who was out sailing “Believe me, my daughter □ Blue □ Green Society for Savings. KELLY RD. and VERNON CIRCLE 29S RROAO 8T., OPP. POST OFFICE Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 partment of Health, Educa­ Address------with her brother-in-law, □ J75663-PC. STAINLESS 1" DRILL There is a convenient Society ottice near you. Member F.O.I.C and son still can’t get over the I -S ta le . .Z ip . PHONE 643-1161 to 9, Fridays 10 to 9 and tion and Welfare has just BOINLSET □ A7034 VOLLEYBALL SET City______^’’treated the girls like a VERNON, CONN. PHONE 646-0101 IMPORTANT Please be sure lo enclose youi passbook. experience. And, I shall always Mon., Tins., Wad. 8:30 - 6:00 Atlantic Credit Csrd • Master Charge AvailsMe Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re published its newest edition I I mother. She made them change be grateful to a wonderful of a “Directory of State, their watersoaked clothes and Thurs. A Frl. 8:30 - 9:00 Mon., Tubs., Wed., Frl. 0-8:30 • Thurs. 8-8 resting less! guy,” Lamkin said. County and City Government gave them clothing.” S at 8-1 — Rank Amaricard Not Avallahio Consumer Offices.”

) PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 Bay State CLU ^layjCombat Hollow Bullets MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., July 25, 1974 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE

BOSTON (UPI) - The Civil Ellen Feingold released based on studies which showed ammunition and is, in any case, Liberties Union of Wednesday, U rgent gave his out of date." , , that hollow point bullets were Cyprus Becomes a Test for Detente Massachusetts (CLUM) is con­ full support to the decision of less likely to ricochet, afforded Mrs. Tuttle termed the gover­ f.'J .V ■> .*! r. sidering whether it an take Public Safety Commissioner nor’s assessment of the Hague ■ |K more protection for police of­ By PHIL NEWSOM power in the eastern Mediterra­ swift march of events. touching off riots and toppling specifically forbade union of seek a new agreement which it John F. ’"Kehoe which legal action to halt state police ficers and minimized the Declaration “nonsense” and nean made subject to change. Athens is some 600 miles governments. any part of Cyprus with any from using hollow point bullets. authorized use of hollpw point said archaic lan^age did not UPI now seems, with some possible possibility of return fire by in­ In the area of Cyprus it has from Cyprus, Turkey only about Enosis, or union with Greece, other country. variations, must seem similar r j . c j n Joan Tuttle, CLUM .38 caliber bullets. lessen the significance of the Foreign Newg Anplysl I r capacitating assailants. led the Turkish government to 50. has been the ciY of the island’s As a partial guaranty, it gave to'tlie first. spokeswoman, said Wednesday The hollow point bullets ex­ agreement. invade Cyprus as a preventive Sargent also disputed the Too far from Athens to be In the Cypriot population of Greek majority even before Greece, Turkey and Britain the The invading Turks have said the possibility of a court suit pand on impact increasing the CLUM is considering a legal measure against a Greek CLUM contention that the Greek. Too Greek to be 650,000 Greeks outnumber Cyprus passed from Turkish right to intervene in Cypriot af­ their 10-mile strip of coastline was being considered since chances for serious injury or challenge on the fact that Turkish. Too strategic and too takeover. Turks four to one. control to the British in 1878. fairs at any time the island’s in­ Gov. Francis W. Sargent has death. bullets are banned under inter­ regulations authorizing use of linking the Turkish community small to find its own way to In Greece, under censure But the Turkish army is It reached a peak after 1960 dependence appeared to be in Nicosia to their beachhead declined to halt the use of the In his letter Sargent said he national law. Referring to the hollow point bullets were not tranquility. In a word, Cyprus. from all sides for its ill- closer. It has 455,000 men and it when Cyprus bMame indepen­ threatened. near Kyrenia is to become a bullets, which are banned for had no reason to question 1899 Hague Declaration he said, the subject of a public hearing. In the less than two weeks disguised role in the overthrow is armed with 1,400 American- dent. It was a makeshift agreement permanent symbol of Turkish 1 *,<. use under international rules of Kehoe’s reasons or intentions in “If you examine that document The governor contended in his since the overthrow of Presi­ of Makarios, it has led to the made tanks. painfully reached. interest in the Turkish people of war. authorizing use of the bullets. further you will see that it does letter that no public hearing For the last 10 years, the dent Archbishop Makarios of fall of a repressive and un­ The Greek army is much less But it set up safeguards Cyprus. i In a letter to CLUM president He said Kehoe’s decision was not concern itself with handgun was required. United Nations has maintained Cyprus, the detente between popular regime. formidable with 160,000 men a 2,300-man peace-keeping seeming to protect the rights of It may be that Makarios will the Soviet Union and the United The signs were there but, as and about 700 tanks. Greek and Turkish com­ ‘Sjp force on the Island, separating return to the island, but if he >1*. *. States has been put to a new were other Western In both Greece and Turkey, Greek from Turk. munities inimicable to each does not then Jthe new ruler I test, the unity of NATO governments, the United States the Cyprus issue is an The agreement granting other. must be a Greek Cypriot op­ \ ( threatened, and the balance of was caught by surprise by the emotional one, capable of Cyprus independence In Geneva, the British, posing Enosis. Radio /haoK Greeks and Turks now are to / COAST-TO-COAST

Fun at ROTC Camp cash & .SUB Who says a cadet at Ft. Bragg’s ROTC Advanced Camp can’t have fun? Mike Parker assists Randy Sweeney on the HST Statue Fund Started ANOIHR FAIUIIUS MKIC lllfirS lARGAII RY REAIISIK' horizontal ladder during a visit to the North Carolina carry Camp recently. Randy is from the Falcon Children’s Home buys! at Dunn, N.(^. Cadet Parker is a student at Worcester Dr. Harry Jonas, chairman of the Harry S. Truman statue only full figure statue of the late president. The box’s (Mass.) Polytechnic Institute and is the son of Mrs. m m > - .... committee, left, and Jerry Lewis inspect the contents of number is 1953 and represents the year Truman returned Marilyn Parker of 50 Williams St., a Green School teacher. the committee's post office in Independence, Mo., to to Independence from the White House. (UPI photo) SAVE S70! AM-FM STEREO HhEI RECEIVER He was one of ten ROTC cadets who escorted 25 children launch a nationwide campaign to create and install the from the Falcon home on a tour of the camp, from the Pope Air Force Base and a C-130 aircraft to the 27th WITH RHILT-IN H H AN N El SYNTHESIZER Engineer Bn. dining facility. i Public Records 1450 Plenty of power for crisp AM and luxurious FM stereo sound. And right now. the STA-75 Reg. 219.95 is very affordable.! Features automatic FM mono-stereo switching, black-out WARRANTY DEED Ralph Rawson, alterations to dial. Includes $24.95 value walnut George W. Cheney Jr. to dwelling at 118 Harlan St., $2,- veneer case. There's only one Frederick B. and Roberta D. 000. S h e H e r a ld Setzler, property at 21 Hartford Douglas A. King, above-grade place you can find it... Radio Rd., $55,000. swimming pool at 12 Parker St., Shack. 31-2045 whitfi aliun. rain carriars Area Profile MARRIAGE LICENSES $600. Brian P. Muldoon of 152 Alexander Girelli, alterations Eldridge St. and Cynthia M. to dwelling at 91 Norman St., Garey of 42 Seaman Circle, $ 1,000. 2-x 3” downspout 5” K-style gutter Aug. 3 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Cory Sterling, fence at 76 Church. Barry Rd., $125. self-sealing reef shingles George M. Blake, alterations Patrick J. Clancy Jr. of 74J Built-In adhesive spots take hold, after nailing, for Houley Gets D35 Nomination to dwelling at 46 Elsie Dr., $225. Spencer St. and Andrea J. a hurricana-realstant roofi White or black. 3 # Filomena M. Vince, tool shed Hansen of 124 Oxford St., Aug. 3 bundles cover 100 sq. ft. at Center Congregational at 4 Lincoln St., $100. tend to business and personal VERNON “I ^ould not have asked for rejects the implication, already Church. Joseph Hajduk, alterations to affairs. BARBARA RICHMOND your support tonight if I did not raised by those in the Ferd W. Patterson Jr. and dwelling at 106 Deepwood Dr., ■L Receiving solid support from Houley was nominated by believe we Democrats, Republican campaign, who Patricia Gaulin, both of East $300. 10 of the 14'/i towns in the 35th Wayne Shannon of Ashford and together, could win in have attempted to lure support Hartford, Aug. 2. Francis Gremmo, alterations seconding speeches were made Senatorial District, Robert D. November,” Houley told the with the prospect of so-called Richard F. Bassett of 84A to dwelling at 811 E. Middle the hest...lor less! by Janet Batt of Ellington, Houley of Vernon was gathering at the town hall in full-time representation. Ambassador Dr. and Lynn I. Tpke., $4,500. nominated to run on the Frank Milardo of Brooklyn, and Ashford. “I will leave nothing to be Redmer of 2 Chambers St., Michael Repoli, addition to Daniel Sullivan of Stafford Democratic ticket in the Emphasizing the largeness of desired in fulfilling my respon­ Aug. 3 at Second dwelling at 83 Deerfield Dr., louvered Springs. November elections. the reorganized 35th District, sibility. I am not retired, I do Congregational Church. $5,000. In his acceptance speech, Aline Booth of Mansfield, Houley said he hopes to bring have a family to support but Bruce Ti Borst of 80L Spencer John Doyle, alterations to pine shutters Houley thanked the delegates bronze alum. also seeking the nomination, unity not only to the those of you who remember my St. and Marilyn J. Dodge of 50 dwelling at 37 Jarvis Rd., $2,- Durable dowel-and- for the trust they had put in him glue conatructlon. 15"- received the support of eight of Democratic party but to all of record during two full terms F M M u tin g Spencer St., Aug. 3. 000. wlde ahuttera, In palra. the 43 delegates. As soon as the and pledged to conduct a the people in the district. know I have never given E lim in atM - Louis A. DeMaio of West Crestfield Realty, addition to sliding vigorous campaign on the Tuning "Hiss' 1-1/8" thick. balloting was over and the votes “I don’t think we have had anything less than full-time ser­ Haven and Margaret A. commercial building at 565 Ver­ ' regular 139.99 * issues in all portions of the dis­ non St., $6,000. counted, Mrs. Booth asked the that kind of representation vice and when I am elected I Sslsct Main, Ramots Or Botli Sets Of Cleavage of 107 N. School St., trict. HssdpRw ns JscRc Charles T. Johnson, above­ patio doors delegates to make the vote un­ because the 35th was created will continue to do so,” Houley . Spaakars. Qijatravoi^lControl For Aug. 2 at St. Bridget Church. rwilar He said, "Only a candidate For Privsts grade swimming pool at 105 animous for Houley and com­ for the very purpose of taking said. SyntlMsiiad 4-CRiannal Sound Daniel W. Taft Jr. of 186 New who campaigns that way can Listen ing Aluminum Iramt, bronit mented that the Democrats 'its people for granted,” Houley Houley will be running At Radio Shack State Rd. and Carolyn Fletcher Chestnut St., $950. know the concerns of the people bakad-on flniah, A tk” In- LIMITED SUPPLY AVAILABLE were wise in their choice. said. against Howard Wolfanger of of Hebron, Aug. 10 at Second Leo F. Diana, above-grade aulatad tamparad glaaa. With m and deserves to win this enor­ acraan and tampar-prool Houley, who served two He called for the help of the Tolland whom the Republican Congregational Church. swimming pool at 140 Benton mous 35th Senatorial District SAVE EVEN MORE ON A COMPLETE lock. Ravaralbla; 6^xe’8^. terms in the Senate, from 1968 people to restore integrity to, convention nominated Monday St., $650. white aluminum designed to produce a political BUILDING PERMITS to 1972, declined to seek a third and confidence in, government night in a 27-26 vote over incum­ Craig Niles, alterations to victory for the Republican can­ REALISTIC* MUSIC SYSTEM! William K. Stokes, above­ term, taking two years off to at­ on every level. He said he bent Thomas Carruthers of Ver­ dwelling at 25 Kerry St., $2,000. combo window didate. grade swimming pool at 372 White finish baked on to non. Charles J. Coniam, addition • Realistic STA-7S Regular Separate Bush Hill Rd., $400. * MANCHESTER STORE ONLY top-quaiity aiuminum. to dwelling at 319 Kennedy Rd., TrIpie track. 90 standard AM -FM Stereo Items Price ... 389.80 Thomas G. Cantone, above- $1,800. Receiver sizes avaiiabie-speciai grade swimming pool at 209 David Mordavsky, addition to order. • Realistic LAB-12B Gardner St., $500. dwelling at 830 Vernon St., $2,- Automatic Turntable Tom Crockett, alterations to riplar • Two Realistic 500. Students Offering ^Music Man^ dwelling at 46 Foster St., $150. Raymond Damato, pool and 1B.99 MC-1000 Acoustic Peter Malls, alterations to Suspension Speaker cabana facility at rear of 166 * dwelling ari07 Vernon St., $720. Systems 2999 Homestead St., $3,800. VERNON vations should be made by Mon­ On July 31 the junior library Police Training Academy in ■ Sponsored by the Vernon day, by calling Henry Driver, will show the film, “Brown Meriden and has been assigned ‘hilite’ white Friends of Music, students in 872-0111. Wolf and Seven Ravens,” with to Troop H, Hartford. the music department of the aluminum door Emblem Club showings at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Paul V. Scannell of Ellington, Almanac ' Ready to instail, IV." Vernon public schools will pre­ /i n l V H)- Rockville Emblem Club will The show will be open to also a meiriber of the same thick door, with 2 safety sent “The Music Man,” July 30 giass inserts & screen. hold a yard and pool picnic Sun­ students in Grades 1 through 7. graduating class, has been OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER! l i and 31, and Aug. 1, at 8:15 p.m. manuel of Italy replaced Baked-on finish. 32" or day starting at 1 p.m. at the Limited tickets are available at assigned to Troop C, Stafford. Unili'il I’ri'ss Inirrnniional at the Vernon Center Middle the library. Fascist dictator Benito 36”x 80": home of Mr. and Mrs. William Today is Thursday, July 25, School. Mussolini, who was executed by ,1 1 P e a s e , 103 W hite S t., Parish Parly RADIO SHACK® DESK the 206th day of 1974 with 159 to In connection with the show a squad of partisans in 1945. Manchester. Parishioners of St. Bernard follow. there will be a “pit band," led In 1952, Puerto Rico became Husbands and friends ,of Church, Rockville will hold a The moon is in its first i I by Linda DeGroat. The band TOP CALCULATOR a self-governing U.S. com­ members are invited to attend. combined reception-farewell quarter. was formed to typify the 1912 monwealth. Anyone wishing further infor­ party on Aug. 11 for the Rev. The morning stars are Mer­ era, the setting for the show. Rockville In 1972, Democratic vice mation should call Mrs. Pease Joseph M. Bartok, the new cury, Venus, Jupiter and Tickets may be purchased at presidential nominee Thomas marble-top at 649-2347. associate priest at the church, Hospital Saturn. the door the nights of the show Eagleton, a Missouri senator, I ” and for the Rev. William The evening star is Mars. or in advance by calling 875- disclosed that he had psy­ 19”x17” vanity Library Program Schneider, former associate Notes Those born on this date are IIV 3627. chiatric care for “nervous Qoid-on-White simulated William Shuit of Rockville who has been assigned to under the sign of Leo. American artist Maxfield ailments” in the 1960’s. marble top with Integral AARP Trip will show color slides and speak another parish. 4950 bowl; I9’’x 17" K.D. Parrish and actor Walter Bren­ Nominee George McGovern Reservations are still open on his travels to the Scandina­ Mrs. Jane McCarthy is chair­ removed him from the ticket ‘crescent oak’ ‘crescent cabinet In textured White for the Rocky Point shore vian countries, Monday at 10:30 man for the event. 89.50 nan were born on July 25 —the Formica®. Faucet extra. Admitted Wednesday: Sherry artist in 1870.and Brennan in and replaced him with Sargent dinner outing planned by the a m. in the children’s wing of Lynn Amaral, Hale St. Ext., Shriver. Troopers Assigned E xclu siva 1894. woodgrain walnut’ American Association of the Rockville Public Library. Rockville; Carol Dzat, Old Post Ideal time-saver for home "A d d in g Macldna*' Also on this day in history ; Retired Persons (AARP) for The program will be Michael F. Foley of Rockville Rd., Rockville; Ernest Ellis, or office! Constant mode for working A thought for the day: Aug. 6. presented in connection with has been graduated from the Moda For Extra In 1866, Ulysses S. Grant Ward St., Rockville; Norman with fixed number: chain mode for became the first American of­ American statesman Daniel panels panels The bus will leave from the the theme of the summer Connecticut State Police Sp aad A n d Webster said, “Let our object Milliard III, Staffordville; Lin­ normal calculations. Full-floating or ficer to reach the rank of Methodist Church, Grove St., reading program which con­ D epartm ent’s 84th trooper da Orsino, W. Main St., Accuracy In be our country, our whole coun­ tst-Quality panels at The top of the line! preset decimal position. Large 8-digit general in the U.S. Army. Warm Walnut wood- Rockville, at 11 a.m. Reser­ cerns travels around the world. training class at the State Rockville; Kevin Watson, RFD Working Dollar & try, and nothing but our coun­ a super low price! 4"x5”x8’ landscape timbers Cants ProRdamsI display. Includes dust cover. 63-604 In 1943, King Victor Em­ Woodgrains printed grain printed Into dense 1, Rockville; Elizabeth Wehrli, try.” right into anti-mar wood fiber panelboard. Tracy Dr., Vernon. finished wood fiber A cinch to cut, install Rot rMlstant treated timbara. Ideal for toil Discharged Wednesday: panelboard. 4'x 6’x S c a re lo rl4 ’x 8’x 5/32", retainers. Ru8tic ataps, upgraded lawns, terrace Charles Batz, Snipsic St., 5/32". gardens, more. School Board Will Review Rockville; Maurice Bouchard ANDERSON BROS. EXXON Jr., Taftville; Emanuel Can- 110 Center Street, Mancheeter • 643-0613 Expansion Plans for School nistraro, Ridgewood Dr., Rockville; William Dolan, each Country Lane, Rockville; Mrs. r : Carol Dufour and daughter, looir for TM’i Sign VERNON the board and the Permanent In Yovr Nwighbofhood JULY SPECIAL! of the expansion program, but Windermere Ave., Ellington; 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST Municipal Building Committee The Vernon Board of Educa­ the Town Council rejected a James Glover Jr., Stafford will be asked to accept them. li'.Sk AVIHKJlMtJ tion will meet tonight at 7:30 in request for spending an ad­ Springs; Lenord Hocking, If accepted, the board the library at Rockville High ditional 845,000 to accomplish Somers; Dorothy Laroque, MANCHESTER expects to put the plans out to MANCHESTER PARKADE . FREE LUBE Schooi to review final plans for this. Somers; Bessie Munson, Snip­ bid as soon as possible in the with the high school expansion Paying the extra $45,000 sic Village, Ellington; Mary hopes of taking the high school Pine & Center Streets— Cell 649-0136 program. would have enabled Manchester Steppen, Windermere Ave., OIL and FILTER CHANGE! off double sessions by the fall of Structural Steel Co. to obtain 849-1806 Open Dally 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. McHugh Associates, Rockville; Natalie Warner, G R O s s m R n s 1975. architects for the expansion, steel from a New York Somers. Saturday 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The Board of Education had STOP IN AND CHECK US FOR will present the plans for warehouse with a delivery date Birth Wednesday; A daughter planned on an earlier delivery, R Division OP evnns products compRnv review of the board, and at a of the first of September to Mr. and Mrs. Eroll Shain Jr., OUR OTHER JULY SPECIALSl of steel for the classroom wing meeting scheduled for Aug. 8, promised but not guaranteed. Stafford Springs. 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f ’( PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 Help Wanted MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,. Thurs., Julv 25, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 73 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Nick Appollonio Makes H APPY A D S CLERK TO WORK PART ____23 Homes tor Sale 23 Homes tor Sals 23 TIME in retail store, must be OLDER 8-ROOM MANCHESTER - Bowers IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - mature. Evening and weekend School, 4-bedroom Ranch, ELEGANT LIVING Owners offer charming 2- P U IS HOME living room with fireplace, Guitars in Maine Barn hours available. Profit sharing, SURROUNDED RY PRIVACY... bedroom Ranch, nestled among WE FIND THE HOUSE retirement plan, ^ p ly in per­ On residential street, close to dining room, kitchen, rec room, the Spruce on large corner lot. son: Cumberland Farms Store everything. Four bedrooms, garage, treed lot. Just im­ Granite front patio and YOU MAKE THE HOME maculate. 40’s. Frechette & In this excellent 6-room Custom Built Ranch on beautiful The si;?-and 12-string in­ because I found I could make a 1063 Main Street, Manchester. IW baths, sunporch, modem fireplace, formal mning room, danlal I. raale CAMDEN, Maine (UPI) - Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. Lookout Mountain (First time on market) with three struments have been coming good tone," he said. But kitchen, formal dining room, wall-to-wall, country kitchen, MIS The guitars that Nick Apollonio M ro o m s, large walk-ln closets, two full baths, plaster walls. makes are fashioned out of out of Apollonio’s shop, one at a Apollonio also makes six string den, living room with laundry room with washer and MANCHESTER- Rockledge, 7 Unique, convenient kHchen with bullt-ln appliances. Living dryer, garage, full ceramic redwood or cedar on the second time, since 1968. He says they guitars, dulcimers, and he She Herath fireplace, large rec room, 2- NURSES’ AIDE room Ranch, cathedral ceiling, room has beamed cathetfral ceiling with paneled fireplace bath, ample closets. $35,500. are about the best that can be recently completed his first fid­ car garage. Low 40’s. 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, double Two-Year Old Duplex floor of a barn that overlooks With experience - to live in. wall and sliding glass doors to balcony. Two-car garage. 643-5641, 5M-7311. found anywhere. dle. _ Owner, fi43-room studio Excellent references. Pete, 742- Dachshund answers to Alfie. Help Wanted 13 (children) in my Manchester 2 V2 baths, 2 car garage. Watson Beach Co., Manchester call 872-9771 between 8 A.M. To aid educational institu­ COLLECTOR OF REVENUE Olsten Services, 767 Enfield dependable. Own tools and Ranch with fireplaced living lot, low 30s. Owner. 8'/2-6323. apartment and 2-room antique Vicinity Bolton Center Road- home days (some evenings). Dining room and a panoramic Office, 647-9139. and 9 P.M. Weekends anytime. Call 643-7577 tor details tions and research founda­ All persons liable by law to Mount Sumner Drive, Bolton. Street, Enfield, 242 Trumbull willing to work, need only to TOY DEMONSTRATORS room, eat-in kitchen, 3 shop. Quiet, ancient village tions, he gave endowments PART-TIME work at home, on July and August. 62 Deming view from the deck. Price? CLEAN, TWO bedroom duplex ------Building-Contracting 33 pay Town Taxes are hereby Reward. 646-4593, evenings. Street, Hartford. EOE M/F. apply in person at Silver Lane Earn 2S% commlulon selling best line bedrooms and rec room. Large setting. APPLIANCE of some $333,000,000, includ­ the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Street. 644-3224. $61,900. Call Tony Wasilefsky condominium. Call owner 643- HEBRON -104 acres near Lake notified that I will have a Rate Snell, 252 Spencer Street, of toys and gilts! 20% to hostesses, i- treed lot. Only $33,900. Keith Amston. R-1 zone. Frontage on TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ ing funds for 2^800 free pub­ BOOK BINDERY has opening color catalog, no delivering or collec- at 649-5306. 1357. ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, MASONRY - All types, Bill for the list of 1973 of 49.30 ACT NOW - Join the oldest Toy Manchester. No phone calls Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. two roads. Attractively priced SERVICENTER lic libraries. These trusts for an experienced paper tlng, S&H Green Stamps to EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY RAISED RANCH built in 1969, and trimming. Attics, cellars fieldstone, brick, concrete. mills on the dollar for the Town LOST - Passbook No. 4297, First & Gift Party Plan jn the coun­ please. to sell. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- / were made during Carne­ cutter. Minimum 5 years demonstrators. We handle the details RARR0WS& WALLACE SUMMIT STREET - One-half 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan­ cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- Free estimates, after 5 p.m., (Otltc» Equipment DMelon) of Manchester, of 5.7 mills on Federal Savings & Loan try - our 27th year! Com­ — you run the parties! duplex, 6 rooms, close to 3233. J. Watson Beach Co, gie's lifetime as he believed experience. Good benefits. NIGHT SHIFT. Production and MandMolor Now Havon Hartloni Manchester New Listing eled family room, with 5305. 643-1870 or 644-2975 707 Main 9t. Manchaatar the dollar for the Fire Depart­ Association of Eas Hartford. missions up to 307o. Free sam­ American Home Toy Parties, Inc, □EDUCATION center, $18,900. Owner-Agent, Manchester Office, 647-9139. that to die wealthy was a Call 528-3958. Must be reliable. Apply Hart­ maintenance in food plant. 840-5306 307-1515 278-1502 carpeting, formal dining disgrace. ment Taxing District of the ple kit. Call or write Santa’s Tel. 74M526 569-1744, 646-1852. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ITe Sell, Service and Rent All Typer ford Bindery, 2882 Mam Street, Steady work, good benefits. room, modern kitchen with THREE-QUARTER Acre WINDOW CLEANING - Will Copyright 1973 Town of Manchester and of 12 Parties, Avon, Conn. 06001. Tel. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ of New and Used Equipment FOUND- Man’s wedding ring, Hartford, 8-4:30. Call 646-5003. built-ins, fireplace, two-car wash your office, house and fac­ Newspaper Enterprise Assn. 1/673-3455. Also booking par­ DISHWASHERS, cooks and Private Instructions 18 MANCHESTER - Two brand OPEN wooded building lot. Lake ditions, rec rooms, porches and mills on the dollar for the filing School. Call 649-3952. garage on I'A acres. $39,900. privileges. Jackston Agency, tory windows. Special discount ties. WAITRESS - Part-time after­ waitresses - Part-time nights. new Ranches, 3 bedrooms, BOLTON LAKEFRONT ° prices for July and August. roofing. No job too small. Call Special Parking Authority DENTAL Assistant, full time, FRENCH - all levels, also Taxing District of the Town of noons and all day Saturday, now experience preferred but will No summer help. Must be per­ living room with fireplace, 4.7 Acres. Nine rooms, three ...... Work guaranteed. Our men are 649-3144. beginning Spanish. MA can­ dining room, eat-in kitchen, two HOUSE LARGE L-Shaped custom Manchester. Smart Shoppers Shop and after school. References train. Send resume to P.O. Box manent. Apply at Tacorral, 246 fireplaces, four baths. Investment Property 25 bonded and insured. Call 649- Broad Street, Manchester in didate in French. Has studied in full baths, wall-to-wall Friday, July 26, 6-8:30 p.m. ’ Ranch. 14x20’ kitchen, first- CARPENTRY - Repairs, Each such tax is due and The HeraM INVITATION TO BID required. Apply 1015 Main 1, Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. 5334, Street. person. Europe. 742-7647. carpeting, aluminum siding. HUTCHINS AGENCY floor family room, 13x19’, remodeling, additions, roofing. payable, one-half on the first Classified Ids 1) Sealed bids will be received 878 C EN T ER STR EET MARLBOROUGH - price PART-TIME office help - to $39,to each. Frechette & Mar­ 649-5324 with fireplace. Formal dining Call David Patria, South Wind­ for the construction of the EXPERIENCED English drastically reduced. Two acres day of July, 1974, and one-half ACCOUNTS Payable clerkL work 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. daijy. BABYSITTER needed for tin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. Price drastically reduced! room, two full ceramic baths, sor, 644-1796. Bentley Memorial Library, teacher will tutor, special in­ on Route 66, zoned commercial. Aluminum Siding on the first day of January, LEGAL NOTICE require industrious girl for General office including typing. remainder of summer for six- Anxious owners. Meticulous! 2-car garage. Lot 110x200’ struction in composition and Small, air-conditioned five Kitchen Re-modeling rpentry 1975, provided, however, that ANDOVER Summer Road and Toomey small office, process accounts Mature, over 25. Apply year-old girl. Reliable high MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, Six room Garrison Colonial, ASHFORD - Country Cape with WES ROBBINS ^carp SAT preparation. Call 646-7305. two-family, 3 bedrooms, living room house'and separate new New Addition* remodeling specialist,st. Ad- any Real Estate tax amounting REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Lane, Bolton, Connecticut at payable invoices, some costing Weatherguard, 639 Center school student or woman. front-to-back living room. 11 lovely acres. Spacious 7- Highland Park School area. 646- room, kitchen, wall-to-wall room home, 2-car garage, barn, building of 1100 square feet. R.E. M ILLER. Builder ditions, rec rooms, dormers, to not more than fifty dollars Notice is hereby given that a the office of the First Select­ inventoni and other diversified Street, 1-2 P.M. daily. Large bedrooms, knotty pine CIRCA 1730 — Antique' Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. shall be due and payable in one man, Town Hall, Bolton, duties. Use typing, calculator, 0370 after 5:15. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• carpeting, air-conditioned. shed, swimming pool and gar­ Call 649-1421 built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Caucus of the Republican Party fireplaced wall, built in Colonial, recently restored. 7 Watson Beach Real Estate Co., 649-3446. installment on July 1,1974, and Connecticut until 7:00 p.m. on bookkeeping machine skills, WOMAN - to work weekend Immediate occupancy. The den. Plus house trailer income. will be held on Thursday, PAINTER- Experience in new □ REAL ESTATE price is only $47,900. Frechette bookcases, natural woodwork, Louie Dimock Realty, 649-9823. fireplaces, summer kitchen, Manchester Office, 647-9139. any Personal Property or Aug. 13, 1974, at which time good figure aptitude, pleasant days making pies and during August L 1974 8 p.m. at the staff, excellent benefits. An week on counter. 646-5380, ask work necessary. Call after 6 & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- 1% baths, garage, lovely yard. new baths, new kitchen, 2-car LEON Cieszynski builder - new Motor Vehicle Tax amounting they will be publicly opened and PAINTING-You must call us. Town Office Building, School equal opportunity employer. In- for Mr. Hansen. - p.m., 649-7770. 4144. SIX ROOM CAPE - 3 bedrooms, garage. High 50's. homes custom built, to not more than one hundred read aloud. Homes For Sale 23 M.H. PALMER, REALTORS Reef Estate Wanted 28 We can beat the competition. remodeled, additions, rec Rd. (lower level) for the dustronics, 489 Sullivan Ave., formal dining room, fireplace. Quality, excellent references, dollars shall be due and payable 2) Sets of the contract COOK’S ASSISTANT - Full­ Walking distance to grammar, rooms, garages, kitchens following purposes: South Windsor. CAFETERIA MANAGER - MANCHESTER - Small tWo- 646-6321 529-2479 RANCH - 14x20’ living room, free estimates. Pete, 742- in one installment on July 1, documents may be obtained at time, mature person. Good EAST HARTFORD junior nigh and high schools. SELLING your home or remqdeled, bath tile, cement 1. To elect a Caucus, chair­ Large high school. Experience family, ideal investment. Good large formal dining room, bay acreage? For prompt friendly 6117(toll free), 5-10 p.m. 1974. the office of Mankey HAIRDRESSER wanted - in school food service starting salary, excellent fringe 872-3609. work: Steps, dormers. Residen­ person and secretary location and condition. Low window, 3 bedrooms, service, call Louis Dimock Associates, Architects, 769 Experienced. Call 643-2461 or benefits. On the bus line. Apply tial or commercial. Call 649- Failure to make first pay­ 2. To select a Republican preferred. Reply in writing to 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, SPARKLE MANCHESTER - Beautiful aluminum Siding, $32,900. Realty, 649-9823. CONCRETE WORK- Main Street, Manchester, apply in person at the Carriage Manchester Public School in person. East Hartford Con­ oversize 8-room Cape,' 2 full 4291. ment by August 1,1974, renders candidate for Registrar of 643-4535 , 646-1021. Tha’t is the word to describe MANCHESTER Specializing in decking for in- the first payment delinquent. Connecticut on and after July House, 18 Oak Street. Cafeteria, 45 No. School Street, valescent Home, 745 Main baths, fireplace, built-in range, ground pools. Painting. Voters Street, East Hartford. this immaculate OVz room COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in ALL CASH for your property CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ Second payment becomes 25, 1974, by depositing a check Manchester. garage, new kitchen floor. RRST TIME OFFERED within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, Railroad lie walls. Call 646- 3. To select four (4) can­ HELI-ARC WELDERS - Ranch. Fireplaced living Excellent location. By owner, 1970. First floor family room ages. additions, bathrooms, delinquent after February 1, for $50,000 per set of Manchester instant service. Hayes Agency, 8450. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free didates for Justices of Peace Experienced, first and second SERVICE STATION attendant, WANTED- Reliable handy boy, room with wali-to-wall 649-4381. Spacious 11-room U&R-built with fireplace and built-in SUMMER PROJECTS 1975. Interest is figured from documents. Each General Con­ 646-0131. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen 4. To do any other business shifts available. Benefits part-tim e. Call 644-8933 part-time for yard work. 649- carpeting, 3 bedrooms, family Raised Ranch. 2 fireplaces, bookcases, beautifully TAPE SHEET rock and spray due date at the rate of % of 1% tractor will be limited to two between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. 7743. TEE to GREEN Martin, 646-7295. Y. Anson, chmn avaiiable. Be prepared for room off spacious eat-in ROCKVILLE AREA-seven- formal dining room, family equipped modern kitchen with WE WILL buy your house. Call sand finish ceilings. Phone 646- per month or fraction of a sets of documents. Deposits welding test on interview. Call YOU CAN BUILD kitchen, large fenced yard room Cape. Living room, dining room with bar, appliances, large eat-in area, formal anytime, Hutchins Agency, 1018. month, with a minimum penal­ will be refunded upon return of Little Bike Industries, between From this custom 7-room TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY j You can build an outdoor barbecue, wishing well with fruit trees. Private patio. room, large country kitchen, deck that overlooks beautiful­ Realtors, 649-5324. ty of $2.(X) for each delinquent the plans and specifications to 8:30 and 4:30, 646-7550. Ranch with 3 generous den and three bedrooms. Base­ dining room, 4 bedrooms, IVz Carpentry and general contrac­ * planter, garden storage shed, walls, screens, planters A “cream puff.” $35,500. ly treed yard. Call for your G & H Paving & Construction ting. Residential and commer­ the office of Mankey bedrooms and 2 full baths. ment garage. City water and baths, aluminum siding, treed and benches with Z-Brick's Summer Projects plans. payment. CAN YOU ANSWER YES SELLING your house? Call us Company-Paving, sealing, con­ cial. Whether it be a small NOTICE Associates, Architects, in good LUNCH and Evening sewers. Large 140x180 treed private tour. $71,500. lot. For most projects, all that's required are simple hand Said taxes are payable at the TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS? Spacious entrance foyer, WARREN E. HOWLAND first and we’ll make you a cash crete work, septic systems in­ repair job, a custom built home Office of the Collector of condition within two weeks Waitresses - Must work kitchen with dinette, family well landscaped lot. Privacy, ALSO offer. One day service. T. J. stalled. Commercial and tools, framing lumber, plywood and a few cartons of OF BID weekends. Apply Mr. Steak, 244 • TIRED OF JUST MAKING ENDS MEET? COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, IVi or anything in between, call 646- Revenue in the Municipal after the bid opening. room with fireplace. Brick Realtors 643-1108 excellent residential area. Call Immaculate Colonial located Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. . residential. 26 years Z-Brick. With weatherproof, fireproof Z-Brick, your The Manchester Board of Center Street, Manchester. • TIRED OF THE SAME DULL DAILY ROUTINE? ^ McCusker Agency, 872-0535. baths, formal dining room, 1379. 3) Record copies of the contract • TIRED OF A JOB WITH NO FUTURE? and aluminum siding. Lovely in residential area with all the experience. Free estimates. projects will have a professional masonry look at a do- Building. It is requested that Education solicits bids for 25x14’ living room with documents will be on file at the If yes Is your answer, and you are an ambitious, sell motivated In­ lot within walking distance to conveniences of the city. 649-5233. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, it-yourself price. Get complete plans and start a Z- remittance be made by mail Garbage-Rubbish removal. EXPERIENCED Service sta- fireplace, garage, 5V4% Brick Summer Project this weekend. Then enjoy it when practical. Those office of the Town Building dividual, with a desire to earn $250 to $400 per weeK, than we want to Martin School. Fireplace, formal dining fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Sealed bids will be received un­ tion attendant. I ipply Maple talk to you. assumable mortgage. DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree all summer. taxpayers receiving elderly Inspector, Town Hall Bolton, Service Station, 220 Spruce room, aluminum siding. Real concrete repairs, inside and til August 6, 1974 as follows: This job Involves supervising, a group ol boys that participate In a Outstanding neighborhood. work, clean-ups, raking, Connecticut, at the office of Street, 649-3487. value — $39,900. □ MISC. SERVICES outside. Reasonably priced. benefits should plan to pay their Garbage-Rubbish Removal door to door sales program. No personal selling Is Involved, but you HURRYI HURRYI HURRY!] $42,900. plowing, appliances moved, Mankey Associates, Architects, 643-0851, taxes after the first week In Ju­ Bid 3:30 P.M. must have your own, lull sized dependable auto. Phone today (or per­ 646-1180 painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, 769 Main Street, Manchester, FULL TIME Superintendent sonal Interview between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. \For Sale by Owner Fantastic Value RICHARDS & KEHMNA 31 ly- At the time listed the bid will BUILDING LOT — 2W acres, Services Ottered 528-8649. ANY TYPE Carpentry and Monday thru Friday — 8:30 Connecticut and at the F.W. wanted, mechanically inclined, 872-9950 Mr. Qonci jsave $3,600 in fees, was $57,500— Now $53,900.7-year-old, 9- be publicly opened. The right is $3. per hour. Call 528-1300. 528-1731 $13,000. masonry work, additions and a.m. to 4:00 p.m., except reserved to reject any and all Dodge Corporation, 1 MERRin AGEHCY Iroom Split Level on 4V5 plus wooded acres with beautiful SHARPENING -Service - Painting-Papering 32 remodeling. Free estimates. A. Thursday — July 25,1974 — 8:30 bids. Specifications and bid Professional Park, Far­ [view, 5 bedrooms, 2^ baths, large eat-in kitchen, family I NEW R a is^ Ranches under Saws, knives, axes, shears, Squillacote, 649-0811. Z - r e l c K l % ® ' ' POSITION AVAILABLE for K U .T 0II skates, rotary blades. Quick COLLEGE Graduate students a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday forms may be secured at the mington, Connecticut. ■room with wet bar, 2-car attached garage, 2400 sq. ft. living CLEAN, move-in condition. Six $40,000, large kitchens, king 5 full-ime, shipping and receiving service. Capitol Equipment available for exterior and in­ 4) Each bidder shall submit I area, storage space galore, all electric. Quality construction room cape with bedroom space sized master bedroom, living BUILDING - Remodeling, GOOD Til JULY 25TH — July 27,1974 — 8:30a.m. to 12 Business Office, 45 N. School clerk. Fringe benefits. Blue terior painting. Six years with his'bid a certified check or ECDNDMY ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. I throughout. Off 44A in North Coventry galore, fireplaced living room, room with fireplace, wall-to- Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. roofing, concrete steps, noon. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Cross, CMS, paid vacation and experience. Fully insured. Free 824 M AIN STREET • M A N C H EST ER HEBRON - Three-bedroom good quality carpeting. Treed wall carpeting throughout. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday fireplaces. For estimates call James Turek ticut. Raymond E. Demers, bid bond in an amount equal to pension plan. Apply in person to Ranch. Kitchen appliances, Call 429-3S31 7:30-9, Saturday. 7:30-4 . 643- estimates. Call our com­ WE’VE GOT THE PLANS! 10% of the bid price. Quality Nameplate, Fisher Hill 646-2830 lot in quiet friendly Two baths7«2-car garage, 649-1142. Collector of Revenue Business Manager. loads of cabinets and counter neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, 7958. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. 5) Each bidder shall also pre­ Road, East Glastonbury. aluminum siding, wooded lot. STOP IN AND GET ONE OF THESE Job openings In a rapidly growing company. Good oppor­ space, combination windows 643-9969, 646-8250. LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. sent evidence of ability to INSIDE - Outside painting. and doors, insulated. Fireplace, WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! REWEAVING burns, holes. We design and build: Barns, Z-BRICK SUMMER PLAN FOLDERS NOW! procure and pay for perfor- WAITRESS - Part-time, days. tunity for advancement. Excellent benefits. Plenty of over­ . Mostly wooded acre. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Special rates for people over 65. time. An equal opportunity employer. MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, Thinking of Selling Your Family rooms. Green houses, CLEARANCE SALE B liate occupancy Asking MORTGAGE MONEY two-car garage, separate fur­ Window shades, Venetian Fully insured. Estimates given. Rec rooms, Pool and Patio »• K”' /‘ t " ™ ! k $34,200. The Yankee Pfeddlers, Property? Call TODAY! blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Call 649-7863. bonds in the amount of 100% of Manchester Parkade. Accounts Receivable Clark — Typing, filing, 10-key ad­ naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, Cabanas, Kitchens. Working Z-BRO *ALL SIZES* ALL NEW TIRES the contract price. 742-9718, 1-423-6735. country kitchen, excellent con­ Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. with rough sawn boards and ding machine and other office skills essential. Shorthand a W Available PAINTING - Exterior and in­ 6) No bid shall be withdrawn for dition. Owner transferred. Char beams a specialty. Also roofing COUNTER GIRLS - Must be plus. Contact Mrs. Fleming. MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. terior. Reasonable rates. Call a period of thirty (30) days sub­ over 18. Full-time or paart-ime, Bon Agency, 643-0683. and siding, using the finest car garage, excellent location, 7 V 2 % CHFA, VA o r FHA Programs PHILBRICK Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 644-8812. materials. Barrett Home Im­ sequent to the opening of the days or nights. Apply in lerson Electrical Counter Man — must know products and good income. I^per 30’s. I Plaaaa call for appointment to see If you spraying.Fully insured. provement Company, Roger bids without the consent of the after 5 P,M. Dairy Qi applications. Must be reliable and accurate. Experienced SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 MUSM.T. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- I would qualify under these programs. baths, 2-car garage, quiet Licensed. Free estimates. Barrett, 649-0822. ’* Owner. Brazier, 242 Broad Street. applicants only. Call Mr. Murray. PROFESSIONAL 1 7 2440. residential area, $37,900. Two- AGENCY Phone 633-5345. Douglas t . Cheney Administrative Assistant — must be bright, quick to learn. family, over 300’ deep lot, PAINTING MASON CONTRACTOR - NATIONAL BRAND Chairihan Herald C liitifled Ada are the Work with purchasing, quoting and expediting. ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 I FM excellent income, $36,900. Two- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Plastering, custom built stone RTE. DISCOUNT TIRE Public Building cheapest, meat effective way in the l/2room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, ^ FRECHEHEA MARTIN, Realtors Jnc. family, residential zone C, ideal REALTORS Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Pspmrtng tnd Smsil Carpwitry or brick fireplaces, chimney ___ 872-0884 Engineering background helpful. Call Marvin Weinberg. stumps removed, fully insured. Commission world to reach the host p e ^ i Cal living room, family room, 2-car 646-4144 professional location, $48,900. nefSTMiB-nuriiMD repair, block and cement wopk ^ ^ 9 arn • 22G Hebron Av<„ QIartonbury Got a tree problem? Well worth New and repairs. E. Ricliard^ Bolton, Connecticut 648-2711. attached garage, large lot. 263 Main Street, Manchester Martens Agency, Realtors . 6 4 6 - 4 2 0 0 646-2985 Char-Bon, 643-0683. 646-2550. a phone call. 742-8252. son, 643-0889 , 649-0608. V PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., July 25, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN 61 BE!\JY BY JIM BERRY Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale SI Autos For Sale Business lor Rent 55 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOU.SE ,i,h MAJOR IIOOPLE PON'T You oM ,XU 6f<7 FIVE ROOM Duplex in 7 O ,0 i J r Manchester - Private yard. SMALL STORE or office for WUR ATTENTION \^toniiYA0oor ,^ AR E AUTHOR- fLL TREASURE w h a t 's w i t h c a p $195. Security. 646-4535. reqt. 330 Gre^n Road. Vacant. p l e a s e / cet?wc' HE STARTEP IW ON THEM WHEW HE , HDW ABOUT ITV TO PRESENT AUVNAYS/ AKIPTH' LOLUPOPST MorMAv/lfJG» A I W T , Reasonable. Contact owner, FORD’S NEW PICKUP a n d 1 A R E HERE SAVE UPSMOKJWS.' I SU6SESTEP HE d id st reliable THREE rooms, $165 with heat 643-6273. ^ T T \ r ON A MOMENTOUS THIS ly CATSUP/ HE’S U 5 E P U P A THKOW OUT HIS PIPES BLIT HE MUM- OLD BUSTER lM€>gcUf2g: •GOOD EATINO" W H O LE BOX O F TH EM ' BLEPSOMETHIWSABOUTWILLPOW-' and electricity. No children or MISSION/ d e l i v e r o n p l a q u e o n b e h a l f IN T H ' L A S T t h r e e ER--SO HE'S aUlTTIWG. THE HARP HIS PROMISE OF pets. Phone 649-6253. OF OUR NATIONAL p a y s ; W AV--FDR US,t h a t IS/ HE'S LIKE A VACATION OFFICES AVAILABLE ORGANIZATION, "BUMS SUPERCAB PARADISE? AND HEBRON-20 minutes to Hart- OF AMERICA. ALL FOR FREE.' ford.Four rooms, 2 bedrooms, 3-room suite. Main Street applicances, wall-to-wall location. Inquire NOW AT DILLON FORDI carpeting, heat and hot water, GLDWrS MEN SHOP cellar sforage, parking, large or phone 643-8022 0 = yard, children accepted. $200 - i monthly. 649-2871. V" -X-Z5 OFFICES FOR RENT- SIX-ROOM rent available 1174 *y mnrn Uw. - Building-Contracting 33 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale Excellent location in TJI ft. MX ht OB 41 Apartments For Rent 53 August 1st. Ideal for 2 or 3 Manchester. Parking, heat, MICKEY FINN JACK OF ALL TRADES - KELVINATOR gas stove, 30” , career girls or couple with janitor. $100 monthly with or TAG SALE and Craft Fair - 642 LOOKING for anything in real grown children. No pets. BY HANK LEONARD Specialists in all phases of like new condition. Please call Wetherall Street, Manchester, estate rental — apartments, without lease. Call 649- home improvements. Free 646-4822. Security. Appliances, rugs, gar­ 5334„643-1393. Friday, Saturday and Sunday homes, multiple dwellings, no age and all utilities furnished. I KNOW! VOU^ WELL— IF YOU WANT TO Estimates. 568-0361, 649-0754. July 26-28. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate FIGURED I'D M!ust be seen. Call 649-1187. 1,000 SQUARE FEET pliis full DO MV THING P'OR SALE - Two Polaroid Assbciates, Inc. 646-1980. UP A TENNIS RACKET— AND I 1 7HM AT LAtre TAHOB— J FOR YOU, DIRK/ TOP QUALITY work - Septic, cameras, $30 for both. Six year, baseinent in modern air- — AND GET WAS AT THE DOOR-^BUT^I \wiTH MYMorneRj y r - t vooHe s t a ^ TAG SALE - 25 and 29 Kerry BUSTED AGAIN/ sewer connections, bulldozing, old color T.V. console, $50. Call SIX-ROOM DUPLEX, garage. conditioned colonial brick shop­ turned around and PUT HERE/ Street, 4 families, 10-6, July TWO bedrooms in small brand No utilities or appliances. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. 643-1790. 27th and 28th. Bikes, toys, new building. Perfect location. ping center. Ideal for beauty Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- Children. No pets. Security, shop, ice-cream store, pizza, 1 A ster's household, office desk, some Silver Lane, East Hartford. references. $225. 643-0796. „ . - ? BIO 5114. ATTENTION oilburner ser­ antiques, miscellaneous. Electric kitchen, patio, delicatessen, etc. Mr. Belfiore, ^ MOMENT: vicemen and plumbers - One 647-1413. A 2-Door Pickup roomy enough for a back H E R O E S A R E M AP E -W O T BORW carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. DUPLEX - Extremely large, 0 1174 H wt T M Ri|"u S P« OF RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 oilburner motor, copper tubing seat or 44 cubic feet of cargo/ . .'a and other service parts and pleasant 6 rooms plus sunporch, Livestock 44^ MANCHESTER - New deluxe garage. Available August 1. No CAPTAIN EASY BIDWELL Home Improvement tools. Will sell lot for two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 OFFICE SPACE BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Co. Expert installation of reasonable price. Call 643-1790. pets. One block from center. SPACIOUS - VERSATILE - PRACTICAL BUCKSKIN GELDING, 15.2, 8 baths, includes heat, Between 4 and 6 P.M. 649-5051, AVAILABLE aluminum siding, gutters and years old, western pleasure appliances, carpeting, full U and R Building with a full 8-foot body, tool you gentle­ , JOGT FUN AND R.J.ROE HERE:..0y JOVE. VOU trims. Roofing installation and NEVER USED- Heavy pine 643-6733. men GOINS TO a d v e n t u r e : i ’u CHAPS REMIND ME OF THAT OLD horse. Excellent on trails, 4-H private basement. $275 per 99 East Center St. LONDON ON ' CAPTAIN EASY- aO O TB. " k O M A P C E repairs. 649-6495 , 875-9109. Colonial bedroom set, triple prospect. 646-1175 month. Paul W. Dougan, BU5INE557 UH BOPPyS WAGH NEWLY DECORATED 3 large Mancheeter For as low as M150 a d v b n t u k e l i v e dresser with shelf-mirror top, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. TUBSe- BOTH HORACE Tetrault — Siding, queen size cannonball bed, rooms, utilities, near center. Location Control WITH M c K B B VEAH,.. Air CondHtonod roofing, storm windows, aw­ chest on chest dresser. Original $45 weekly. Security. Available equipped as follows... IUPU5TRIES1 THAT'S TH Boata-Accessorlea 45 FOUR-ROOM redecorated August 1. 647-1145. AH Elactric s p ir it : nings. Quality workmanship, price $1,200,. Call Rick, 646- 5500 QVW package, side facing rear seats, ammeter and 2 apartment. Appliances, heat, Call 643-9551 PRISCILLA’S POP free estimates. Fully insured. 3414. BY AL VERMEER 31 FOOT TROJAN cabin hot water, central location. oil pressure gauge, power steering, transmission 872-9187, 649-3417. Parking. Security.. $190 MANCHESTER- Five room Crulsomatic 3 speed, lefthand and right hand chrome S U P P O S E H O W WE'LL JUST cruiser, twin 195 gray engines, I GrET APARTMENT sized Sears monthly, 649-3340. duplex, two bedrooms, near swing-lok mirrors, body side mouldings, AM radio, wheel W IL L T tP U FOLLOW THE, ROOFING - Specializing sleeps 6, fully equipped, L O S T OUT EVER ^V U LTU RES washer, almost new. $100. One excellent condition, $8,50(). Call school, playground and tennis Resort Property covers, solid state Ignition, chrome rear bumper, five ^ II repairing roofs, new roofs, ROCKVILLE - Rockland courts. Includes dishwasher, T H E R E l? F IN D year old Sears Dryer, $125. 646- 649-2971 after 5 p.m. for details. For Rent 56 H78x15B4PRtlres. ME? gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Terrace Apartments. Large garbage disposal, self-cleaning and repaired. 30 years 0238. 14’ FIBERGLASS Starcraft and beautiful three room, one oven and refrigerator. Full WHITE MOUNTAINS, New experience. Free estimates. bedroom apartment. Includes basement and attic. Washer Howley, 643-5361. TAG SALE and Craft Fair - 642 with 40 hp Evinrude and Cox Hampshire, three bedrooms, Wetherall Street, Manchester, trailer. Many other accessories heat, hot water, all appliances, and dryer hook-ups. Heated , 5 fireplace, carpeted, electric, all with dishwasher, disposal, $250. 646-4643. USED TRUCKS ROSSI ROOFING, siding, Friday, Saturday and Sunday included. Price: $633. Call 64^ facilities, quiet. 1-603-367-4797, July 26-28. 1039. carpeting, pool and your own 875-2272. STEVE CANYON chimneys, gutters, free es­ private terrace in a country set­ 1972 FORD FIDO NCKUP >2695 BY MILTON CANIFF timates. Fully insured. Days, MEDITERRANEAN glass top ting, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- V-8 engine, 3 speed transmission, camper shell. evenings, 529-8056. Paul 16’ FIBERGLAffi Lone Star COLUMBIA LAKE - Water­ dO THE PEASANTS ARE PASS 6586. THE WORD THERE IS A I DON'T D ie ^ th e y ARE Cosgrove M3-5364. coffee table excellent condition Mustang - 65 hp• Mercury plus front summer cottage for rmt. ACCUSTOMED TO A CELEBRATE HIS $75; Mediterranean couch and J O CHAN6E IN ALL THE WORDS PROCLAIMING extras. Good condition $950. PRESIDENTIAL Call 228-3896. 1973 FORD F250 HCKUP * 3 0 9 5 RULER.' m BCV ’ ASCENOENCy/ THE TONE chair, very good condition, $95; 646-7679. MANCHESTER - New 3- - ARB THEY HIW KIN6! ROOFING - Installation and bedroom apartment, air- 8 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, utility boxes and 7 -7S WILL BEEASVliD OF THE MOB DEN0UHCIN6 two end tables $25; four like- VILLAGE APTS. rn u T R n i / repairs, gutters, storm win­ conditioned, kitchen pipe racks, 8 foot bed. T-a5 ICHIRSON? dows, doors. Experienced new 5.60x15 Volkswagen tires 1969 JOHNSON, 6 h.p. outboard THE BORN LOSER on rims $80; two extra large motor, used very little, appliances, carpeted, private MANCHESTER BY ART SAMSON quality workmanship. Fully in­ entrance and basement, yard, 1973 CHEV CIO PICKUP * 3 2 9 5 sured. Free estimates. nylon sleeping bags, never excellent condition. Call 643- □ AUTOMOTIVE used, $20 per bag. Call 643-9262 7486. parking, Elro Street. Available One and two bedrooms. V-8 engine, 3 speed transmission, camper shell. LISTEK), DORIS, r v g Reasonable prices. Rick immediately. $265 per month. ' Burnett, 646-3005. after 5 p.m., thank you. Near schools, churches 6OnDRUM...nHi|0K Doga-BIrds-Peta 43 Telephone 649-9404 or 649-4844. and shopping center, on Autos For Sale 61 I HE/kR BRUn>5... GILLIS HOME Improvement - bus line. Call anytime. Your Small Car WOOD STORM windows good EIGHT month old, red Dober­ HEBRON - Country Living. 2- NEED CAR? Credit bad? FORD Specializing in roofing add condition, eleven 28”x 47V4”, bedroom apartment, modern Headquarters gutters. Call 649-3269. man female, very friendly, no 646-2623 Bankrupt? Repossessed? one 28” x 39'/2” , one 24”x35” , papers, reasonable. Call 872- kitchen, carpet, heat and hot Honest Douglas accepts lowest $1.50 each or $15. Call 643-9043. water. Security required. $205. ROOFING and gutters in­ 3661. down, smallest payments. Call 228-3884 or 228-0112. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. stalled. Reasonable prices. TAG SALE- My trinkets, your Eliminate middle man. 643- RABBITS- All ages and colors, treasures. Furniture, garage good for breeding, eating or THREE ROOM apartment - MANCHESTER Parkade JUNK CARS removed free. 9735, 7-9 a.m. and 5-9 p.m. items, and track tapes, paper­ First floor, centrally located, Garden Apartments, we have a DILLON FORD pets, 872-3661, or 684-4666. Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. back books. July 25-28,10-10,113 heat, hot water, appliances. limited number of spacious one 528-1990. Heating-Plumbing 35 THE FLINTSTONES Deepwood Drive, Manchester. PEEK-A-POO, male, year old, Security. No children. 875-3963. bedroom apartments available 319 Main St., Manchester 643-2145 BY HANA-BARBERA $10. Call 647-1534. for July 15th and August 1st oc­ TOYOTA - See us for reliable LYNN’S PLUMBING ^ QUIET FIRST-FLOOR 3-room cupancy at $175 per month. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ TAG SALE- Many household used Toyotas with our 60-day Livestock 44 apartment, near shopping. No Visit our office at 4M West Mid­ 100% warranty. We also buy J struction. Water pumps. items, including king size pets. $120 monthly. Security dle Turnpike rear. 9-5, Monday - ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN h o l d French spoken also. 875-7263. maple headboard, king size used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, MUST SELL -1968 Chevy Nova, IT.* deposit. Call After 6:30, 649- Friday, for more information. 345 Center Street, Manchester, Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 bedspread, sewing machine, MUSCOVY DUCKS for sale, $1 6 cylinder, automatic. $ ^ . 872- AAAVesp each. Call 742-8678. 2946. Or Call Mr. Hooper at 646-6555 646-4321. 8737 after 5 P.M. ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT, l i L (3 0 / BUT SURE,, WHAltHA , _____ MAYBE, OSCAR,.., SEWERLINES, sink lines, Volkswagen roof rack. Satur­ for an appointment. We LOW COST m otorcycle in­ MARK MY WORDS, NOU HAVEl5?T s u r e / STOSEHE TALK, CX7P.- AND MAYBE NOT/ IT 'S AN cleaned with electric cutters, day, July 27, 9-4, 60 Garden THE LAST OF aajRNABY RIKER GOODSY, MEANT.BY J NOTHING T O , A D F O R provide: hot water baseboard COMPLETE junk cars 1968 DODGE CORONET for surance, immediate binding. by professionals. McKinney Street. neat, hot and cold water, inside UnCERI THAT'?_XWDRRY ABOUT/ V E N E T IA N Garden Products 47 removed free in Manchester, sale- $750 firm. Automatic, See us for your needs, Crockett Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ APARTMENT maintenance, grounds Agency, 643-1577. AT & U IN D S pany, 643-5308. TAG SALE- Furniture, lamps, South Windsor, Vernon and good condition, 875-7279 after / BUCKLAND FARMS- RENTAL OFnCE maintenance, ample parking, Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, 5:30. girls bike, and miscellaneous. stove and refrigerator, garbage HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- NO JOB too small, toilet 10-5" July 27th and 28th. 118 vegetables at their best. Sweet We have a large variety of Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- corn our speciality. Opposite disposals, master TV antenna, 4578, 875-6231. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Bus- con­ ^cles, parts and accessories. U deluxe one and two-bedroom repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Burnbrook Road, East Hart­ waste removal, playgrounds Expert service. Harley- faucets replaced, repaired, rec ford, off Oak Street. Caldors, Corner Tolland Tpke. apartments and townhouses verted to camper, rebuilt and Adams Street. Open 9:30-8, and picnic areas. We are 12 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, engine, new paint and tires. 646- Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, o * rooms, bathroom remodeling, throughout Manchester. Ren­ minutes from Constitution Hartford. 247-9774. heat modernization, etc. Free daily. V-8, automatic, radio, posi- 1858. tal office open daily from 9-5, Plaza and one minute from over traction, good gas mileage. estimates gladly given. M & M TAG SALE - Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 BLUEBERRIES to pick - 30 other times by apptintment. 40 stores at the Manchester Original owner. 643-2880. 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98, full MOTORCYCLE Insurance - Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. p.m. Avons, old pipes, button Parkade. No pets. Lowest rates available. collection, glassware, some cents a pint. Manning, 33 power, exceptional condition. Watrous Road, Bolton, 649-4767. DIUUT0EKTQIPRISES,INC. 1971 SUBARU, Deluxe 4-door, 1966 Oldsmooile F85 wagon, Immediate binding. Pronmt TOWNE Plumbing Service, furniture and rhiscellaneous. 84 ROCKVILLE - Modern 3-room 240-A New State Rd, Mandiester 4-speed, front wheel drive, excellent engine. 875-2871. Claim service. Call Clarke In­ *A. Inc., m H>|. U A PM. iZ' repairs, alterations, vanity Broad Street. apartment, quiet area. Stove, surance Agency, 643-1126. cabinets a specialty. Call to 646-1021 excellent condition. 33 mpg. refrigerator, dishwasher, dis­ Call 646-3414. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE V4>CHRDJ!?/k«M L 1967 OLDSMOBILE 425, for 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- AIR-CONDITIONER - Coldspot posal, completely carpeted, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 4056. STOP AT THE parts, excellent engine and 8500 Btu. Asking $65. Keep cool large rooms, parking area, 1968 CAMARO 327 - 4-speed, makes, models and speeds. this summer. 643-05^. transmission, low miles, best The bidding has been: 25 ROCKVILLE - 3V2 rooms, se­ storage, laundry facilities, in­ engine overhauled. New Holley, offer. 643-5789. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Big bust causes brain damage FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, cond floor, clean, central, stove cluding heat $170. 649-5635, 643- Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- repairq and remodeling, cam, mags, stereo, headers, W est N orth E ast South IF CARPETS LOOK dull and CORN CRIB refrigerator, heat, hot water. 9508. and many extras. First $850 2098. specialize irt hot water heaters. drear, remove spots as they 1967 CORVAIR - Excellent run­ 14 A dults, no pets, secu rity gets it. 875-1793 after 7. The suit broke and it was a P ass 24 Pass 34 ’romptnpt services on emergency. appear with Blue Lustre. Rent ning condition, 25 mpg plus. “ Well,” said West required. $150 per month. Call 1973 SUZUKI 125 - Very low simple matter for South to P ass 44 Pass 54 643-7024. electric shampooer, $1. E. A. Buckland Rd., So. Windsor $350 or trade for bike. Call 646- philosophically, “Anyone can 875-0590. 1973 CAMARO type LT, power 0335 between 3 and 7:30, ask for mileage. $500 or best offer. Call chuck a trick when he has take the rest of the tricks. P ass ■ 54 Pass •) ' Johnson Paint Company. Froth Picked Vegetables 643-2639. NORTH 25 BOTH Heating and Plumbing - VILLAGER steering, power brakes, John. good cards. It takes a real You, South, hold: and WORKING COUPLE? - automatic transmission. A 8 6 5 2 Do you see why West was Prompt, courteous service. Call genius to throw one away ♦ A Q 654 T A Q 654 4AKA 2 Pick Your Own Vegetables Immediate occupancy. Apart­ a p a r t m e n t s Reasonable. Call 872-^7. 1972 OPEL Rallye - New 1974 YAMAHA, 650, only 600 f A 1 0 8 6 annoyed? East could have 643-1496. WHIRLPOOL Dryer, 5 cycles, 3 miles. Call Don, 4:30-7, 742- when you hold a bust.” What do you do now? temperatures, like new condi- Dally ment - quiet neighborhood. radials, buckets, 4-speed ♦ 104 beaten the contract by just Utilities extra. No pets or Two-Bedroom townhouses. 6835. discarding a diamond on that A —Bid six s p a d e s . Your Flooring 36 tion. $90. Call 649-7753. 1966 PONTIAC T em p est, transmission, 30 mpg, im­ 4965 children. $155. 633-6026. East had shown no interest fourth club. South would still partner is showing second round Fireplace. Wall-to-wall automatic transmission,plus maculate condition. Best offer. WEST EAST at all in the bidding or in the LLOYD’S AUTO PARTS has A have to ruff a diamond in heart control. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, TAG SALE - July 27 and 28, 88 carpeting. Two air- power steering and new braxes. Call 643-1912. o o m * A 10 9743 early play. Maybe he had ROCKVILLE - Five room conditioners, appliances, heat Reasonable. 646-0238. motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ f KJ54 ?973 dummy whereupon East TODAY’S QUESTION (specializing in older ^floors). Woodbridge Street. Children’s Antiques 46 been happy when North and duplex, $185. 5 rooms, $140. 4 and hot water. Tiled bath. No 1970 GALAXIE 500 - Air- proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 AQJ9 A 752 would have been able to Instead of bidding four spades Ceilings and inside painting. clothes, odds and ends. Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- South failed to reach a slam, rooms, $125. 4 rooms, acre lot, pets. 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- conditioned. Good condition. XAKQ108 ♦ 742 overruff. your partner has bid four clubs John Verfaille, ’ 646-5’750, 872- WANTED Antique furniture, garden, $150. Appliances in­ 1558. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI but we’ll never know. 22 2 2 . TAG SALE - Saturday July 27. door station wagon, automatic, 64,000 miles. 649-9329 SOUTH (D) (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) over your three hearts. What do glass, pewter, oil paintings, or cluded, heat extra. 872-0359 8 power steering, clean, $450. J. A AKQJ you do now? Fireplace set, washer, dryer, other antique items. R. Call 649-7626 /VY DAD SAV© HB ©AV6 F’EOPLE DCN*r YOJR RATHER KNOVA© WHAT West started out by leading P.M.-9 P.M. Goorman, 742-M12. 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III - 1972 SUZUKI, 250 savage, 1200 TQ2 rugs, pool table. 50 Mountain Harrison, 643-8709. CONVERSATK3N T A L K TO EACH O T H E R HE<5 TALKIN© ABOUT, out his three top clubs. South Air-conditioned,, high mileage miles, full knobbles, nooker, A AK863 Answer Tomorrow Road. IS ALOerAKT ANYAAORE. didn’t bother to ruff the third THREE BEDROOM Duplex - 1965 ENGLISH Ford - Good run­ but in good condition. 649-9329. and other extras. Asking $600. 4^J3 Wanted to Buy 49 some appliances, ample Call 649-3978. lead. He was afraid that Answer to Previous Puzzle □ MISC. FOR SALE NEW home-made utility EAST Middle Tpke. - Two fami- ning condition, needs some tru m p s m ight b re a k 4-1 storage. Available August 1. front-end work. $125. 646-6279. Both vulnerable Names trailer. Also riding lawn ly, first-floor, stove, 1968 GTO hardtop, red and 1 against him and in any event WANTED - Wicker furniture, $225 monthly plus security. Call 1971 SUZUKI 500 - Excellent W est N orth E ast South s n i i i a Articles lor Sale mower. Call 643-4569. refrigerator, air-conditioned, white, excellent condition, $1,- the deuce of hearts that he 41 any kind. Call 872-0930. for appointment 643-6312. 1965 CORVAIR convertible, condition. Rebuilt engine, low carpeted, garage, basement, 080. Phone 649-4455. ! ♦ discarded would have been ACROSS DOWN n r a m s new tires, new battery, new mileage. $550. Moving, must 2 4 P ass 24 DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury washer-dryer hookup, parking. P ass an eventual loser. 1 Baseball 1 Mouth parts E ld TWO furnished rooms, for muffler. Must sell. Firm $200. sell. 649-6985. immortal 2 Auricular $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, above-ground pool distributor is Immediate occupancy. 646-0800 Trucks lor Sale 62 P ass 34 P ass 4 4 over stocked on 1974 pools. Will mature person, $130. includes or 649-9644. Call 643-9763 after 5 p.m. P ass P ass P ass Gehrig 3 Consumer stone, gravel, pool and patio □ RENTALS 1972 TRIUMPH Bonneville West decided to lead a 4 Name of eight 4 — Hoover 2 heat, hot water, gas and 1965 DODGE stake body with sand. 643-9504. sell and completely install a 650cc, 5-speed. Excellent condi­ Opening lead—KA fourth club. South ruffed in English kings 5 Expunge parking. 649-4454. MANCHESTER - One bedroom AUTO INSURANCE - Compare tail gate, 2-ton, $500. Phone 649- huge 16'x31’ o.d. swim pool, tion. Call after 4:30 P.M. 643- dummy and E ast couldn’t 9 Holbrook 6 Fall month apartment, first floor. our low rates. Young drivers 4563. 12 Possessive (ab.l ALUMINUM sheets used as complete with fencing, sun Rooms lor Rent 52 1364. wait to overruff. South over­ deck, filter and pump. Nowonly FOUR-ROOM garden apart­ Available immediately. Securi­ welcome. For quotation call pronoun 7 Royal Society printing plates, .007 thick, ment, centrally located, By Oswald & James Jacoby ruffed in turn; cashed his ace 13 Irregular of^inburgh $795; full p rice financing ty required. $135. Eastern. 646- Rod Dolin, 646-60M. DODGE Vision Van 1973 - Fully t 1>74 by MCA, kic. TM Mg. fu OH. 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ HONDA 1972 500 Four - Just un­ and king of diamonds and 14 Exist (ab.l available. Call Tony collect: carpeting, appliances and heat 8250. equipped, 6,000 miles. $4200. Phone 643-2711. nished rooms, centrally included, air-conditioning, der 5,000 miles. Gold color, ruffed a third diamond in 15 Pastry 8 Paraguay tea (413) 732-3158. 1967 THUNDERBIRD - Full Can be seen at 8 Angel Street. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 16 Ranter 9 Head covering located. Kitchen privileges. lease and security. $195. 649- power, good condition. $750. excellent condition. Asking dummy. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 MANCHESTER - Two bedroom 17 Chemical of a sort 27 William — 48 .Makedirty Parking. Reasonable rates. 3978, 646-4780. 646-7679. Autos For Sale 61 $1200. Call after 4:30. 742-7998. sulTix 10 English 29 Large rodent 49 Gaelic cents each. Inquire side door. ENTIRE Household contents- Phone 649-2358. apartment, large living room THIS OOS1UME should" ^ ILL BE ABLE ID (SET ODSE IT LOOKS LIKE IT FOOLED and kitchen, redecorated. 18 Stunted trees composer 30 Redact 50Chibchan Manchester Evening Herald. Console stereo, console color REALLV FDtXIHlTBUffALQ.J ENOUGH FDR A GOOD SHOT. ( ^ ) -z „ i& MORE THEN THE BUFFALO. 20 Divests 11 Majors and 31 Church part Indian 5 1972 HONDA SU50,4,200 miles, TV, Mediterranean bedroom 3*-^ ROOMS - First floor, near Available immediately. Securi­ NEW FURNISHED room, near Hospital, heat, appliances and excellent condition, $500. Phone 22 Arnold Palmer Marvin 34 Son of Isaac 52 Frosts set, kitchen, living room set, ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- STAR GA*ElC''V 19 Shoshonean (Bib.) 53 Part in a WE BUY and sell used fur­ bus line, laundromat, garage. Security deposit. No 643-5587.. By CLAY R. POLLAN* gadget washer-dryer. Assorted 8250. BRAND NEW 19 74 ARIIS LIIRA 23 Loiter Indian 38 New England drama niture. Cash on the line. One restaurant, parking. Excellent pets. $155 monthly. Call 643-4072 Vour Daily Activity Guide household items, furniture. HAS. II 24 Have recourse 21 Time past stale 54 Assam piece or an entire housefull. value. 646-1^. after 1 P.M. 10-SPEED Bicycle, excellent According to the Stars. 27 Symbol for 23 Songstress 41 Depot (ab.l silkworm Everything to set-up Homes tor Rent 54 A M . I> SM 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 condition. Call 649-8731 after 5. To develop messoge for Friday, tellurium Horne 44 Hew twigs 57 East (Fr. I housekeeping. $1,600, or will 5-16-27-404 Main Street Rear, behind ROOM for rent. Apply 272 Main ANDOVER-Spacious four room SJ75-7577 ^ read words corresporxJing to numbers 28 Not closed 24 Rodents 46 Buenos — 58 Jeff Davis was Douglas Motor Sales. take separate offers. Anxious to FIVE ROOM House - on the 151-72-84-85S 32 Humorist, 25 — Gorme 47 One of the Us president Street, Manchester heated apartment, wall-to-wall 1968 HONDA 450, Chopper, TAURUS of your Zodiac birth sign. sell. 64M378. water, minutes from the SCORPIO George— 26 Hat material Apostles (ab.l carpeting, large closed in sun- Runs like a Bear. $650. firm. An. K 1 Snort 31 An 61 O CLEAN USED refrigerators, highway, partially furnished, 2 tAoy 32 Ear 62 Some OCT. II 33 Adolescent WANTED - Single woman to porch. Call 742-7676. Call between 5 and 6, 643-4416. HAT 20 3 Contests 33 Sincere 63 Protect year ranges, automatic washers, MOVING - Three-drawer drop- appliances, carpeting NOT. 21 T“ i 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 help share expenses, own OPEL n-22-33-44 4 SomethiriQ 34 Motor 64 Home 35 Feminine F" with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s leaf sewing table, $50. New dry throughout. Security and lease. K 5 Consult 35Shockirtg 65 Affairs 9-20-31-42, bedroom, kitchen privileges. REMODELING 4-room duplex, 1966 HONDA D ream , 305, 55-40-71 appellation l j 14 Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- flush toilet for camper, cost $350 cold. 875-3963 . 6 It's 36 Don't 66 Love-mokir>{ 53-58-81-88^51 3 6 S ^ m e Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. one older child accepted. No Excellent condition. Call 875- QIMINI 7 Lend 37 Hoppening 67 Could 2171 $100, asking $50. 14,000 Btu air- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE SAGITTARIUS 37 Central 1$ 16 17 utilities or appliances. Call 644- MODEL 51-1900 2-DOOR LUXURY SEDAN 8861 after 5 p.m. « M x r II 8 Arrange 38 Wardrobe 68 Now European conditioner, $100. Humidifier, 9 You'll 39 Ask 69 Deserved A s NEWLY DECORATED large 0727 after 6 p.m. Apartments For Rent 53 39 104 (Romani |4 19 20 21 $50. 633-9925 between 5 and 8 \JjUNe 20 10 Freshen 40 Moke 70 Aloof D K . 21 SCREENED loam, gravel, room for working man. Near NORTON Matchless 650, YOU'RE MISS FRILLY'S THEN IF SOMETHING' I'M NOT PLANNING 40 Co(eries processed gravel, sand, stone, P.M. 7-18G2-43 11 Choose 41 Or 71 Selective 8-19-3(M1 a center. For more information rebuilt and chopped, excellent ONLY LIVING RELATWf, HAPPENED 10 HER, L AN VTH IN C. BUT D '5443-73 l2 W o lks 42 Excellent 72 Or 42 Trumpeter and fill. George H. Griffing, 1 3 ^ ' 43 No 73 Assets 152-57-48 Hirt call 647-1145, 649-6896. condition. $600 or best offer. AREN'T YOU, BABY P YOU'D INHERIT W;ClDENTS HAPPEN. £ 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Inc., 742-7886. TAG SALE- Saturday, July CANCIR 14 Are 44 Friends 74 And CAPRICORN 43 Puff up We Feature Quality Call 647-9746. HER ESTATE. BABY...LIKE FALLING 15 Nice 45 Trips 75Trovel 45 Greek letter 27th, rain or shine. Everything 35 SIX-ROOM rent available OUT OF A WINDOW..., b u b b a m tJULT II 16Legol 46 News 76Fovorobliibly 47 Golf teacher LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per under the sun-furniture, 17 Your 47 Enter 77ASpectt 5 . : 4 August 1st. Ideal for 2 or 3 Because 17 years of building and managing apartments Campers-Trallers SEE h e r e , PIAA/ M 48 Harem 36 37 38 39 OR INTO THATOU) J N 3-14-2^34 18 An 48 Perhaps 78 Favors 1-12-23-344 yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. clothes, toys, and bicycles. 108 career girls or couple with has taught us what really matters. Mobile Homes 65 51 Dominion BUBBA,AREYOU , CISTERN. /47-59-70 19A 49Buy 79 Concerning 145-47-80-86 Colby Drive, East Hartford, grown children. No pets. As ailable immediately: one and two bedroom tosenhouses. 20 Hove 50 For 80 Refreshen ' 55 Mouths (anaU 40 42 43 44 » 3 1 7 4 » » , p la n n in g TO HURT I LIO AQUARIUS 56 Right-hand OF’FICE COPIER paper, below Directions: Burnside Ave. to Includes heat, air conditioner, dishwasher, wall to wall 21 Up 51 Agreerrients 81 Public Security. Appliances, rugs, gar­ 18’ EARLY model self- 4b H 7 retail cost, Multi-^ectium and Long Hill, left on Andover carpet, indicidual basement, prit ate patio. Models open ★ .M f AUNT MINNIE?! j MY II 22 Only 52 B^kyard 82 Disturbing JAN. 20 page age and all utilities furnished. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CHOICE OF COLORS contained Holiday Rambler 23 Or 53 Day 83 FoshionObte 59 Heart ianaU Road, right on Colby Drive. daily from noon to 8:00 p.m. L.AU8. II f f l. II 48 49 s o 52 53 54 Electrostatic. Miscellaneous Must be seen. Call 649-1187. travel trailer for sale, or rent 24 Some 54 AAore 84 Sign 60 Doctrine copiers and typewriters. 643- through October 15 in a Stafford Q S 4^15-26-37 25 Misleading 55 Be , 85 Popers 2-13-24-35A p 61 German city ' 1442. 26 Is 56 Increase 84 You 144-41-82-90V $4 56 57 b9 TAG SALE - Friday to Sunday Apartments For Rent 53 UflMESTEAA End of Congress St., off W. Middle Tpke., campground. 646-2493. 62 Samuel's VIRGO 27 Authority 57 Picnic 87 Income PISCIS July 26-28 from 9 A.M, Cleaning A p A R X Manchester. . ^ „ 28Doy 58 In 88 Relotions teacher (Bib-I 60 41 6i 63 Meadow RAILROAD TIES - excellent attics of 125 year old dwellings - 29 Your 59 Keep 89 Apporel '» )»i, WE HAVE customers waiting n iL L A B E by R.F. Diimato S&S BUICK 1973 ALUMINUM 15’ Trailer - 44 65 64 Begin condition, free delivery of ten antiques, tools and mis­ **Nne England's Fastest Growing Buick-Opel Deater IS:” 30 Porty 60 More 90 Upheaval HAH. 10* ^ ^ 2i for the rental of your apartment • Call PAUL DOUQAN, r e a l t o r , at 646-1021, Stove, Refrigerator, sink, 65 Body of water or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- cellaneous. Route 85, Gilead or home. J.D. Real Estate 81 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 heater, sleeps 6. $1295. $300 10-21-29-38 /Good ^Adverse Neutral 6-17-28-39^ 6f 50-69-78 V S - 7103. Contractors welcome. Street, Hebron. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. down, 643-5658. 4 s IP to 49-42-83-89 fNEWSPAHER ENTERPRISE ASSN • t f / PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 25, 1974

I Berry Crop Hurl Fire Calls ! AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - Closed Circuit TV Proposed Blueberry farmers in three Maine counties say blueberries may be scarce in Maine this summer. iianrIjMtpr lEaming IrraUi TOLLAND COUNTY ^^rTo Link Hospitals in Area Wednesday, 8:19 p.m. Farmers from Franklin, —motorcycle accident on Cider Washington and Lincoln coun­ Mill Rd. (Tolland Ambulance) ties said Wednesday they were MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974- VOL. X aH , No. 252 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Manchester Memorial Consortium hospital ad­ EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS one time, saving a round trip to tion and maintenance. fearful there may be as much Hospital may join with ten ministrators Friday at the either hospital of more than one -Inter-institutional ad­ Wednesday, 9:,45 p.m. —false as a 50 per cent r^uction in the other hospitals in Central Institute of Living in Hartford. hour’s duration. It is used for ministrative conferences on alarm on Vernon Ave. crop this year. Connecticut to participate in a Edward Kenney, administrator teaching rounds, specialty con­ such subjects as shared ser­ (Rockville Fire Deptartment) closed circuit television of Manchester Memorial ferences, undergraduate and in- A grower from Lincoln (boun­ Vote Expected by Nightfall network. The University of Hospital, will attend. vices, group buying and dis­ ty said the crop there could be service education and ad­ aster planning. Today, 12:18 a.m. —auto acci­ Connecticut Health Center has In addition, Connecticut ministrative conferences. as little as one-fifth its normal proposed the network. dent at Exit 98 off 1-86. (Vernon Public Television (CPTV) in —Consultation by one physi­ Ambulance) size. The network, for which the Hartford also would be included As with this link, the network cian with another, showing X- hospitals would share es­ to bring the total of users to 13. would be interactive—that is, rays, slides, photographs or Today, 12:26 a.m. —auto acci­ “They blossomed, had good timated costs of $311,000 to set CPTV, Audette said, may be people at one hospital could talk patients themselves. dent on Rt. 30 in the Crystal pollination weather and plenty up and $43,000 a year to run, ac­ able to provide production and to as well as hear and see peo­ — Patient education Lake section of Ellington (both of moisture, but somehow the cording to the university, would ple at any other hospital. Committee Preparing maintenance services to the programs, to be piped into Tolland and Ellington Am­ berries just haven’t be used for such inter-hospital overail system. patient’s rooms. bulances called to the scene.). developed,” said a Washington activities as training programs, There is also a possibility that Among possible uses for the network, Audette said, are: County grower. conferences, physician con­ CPTV’s own network could be —Courses in management, sultations, diagnoses, and dis­ used in the future to extend the — Training of sub­ business techniques, personnel tribution of library audiovisual network 'throughout the state professionals. The Hartford relations and language. materials for videotaping. and beyond, he said, to serve region, Audette said, appears to WEEKEND SPECIAL It would avoid duplication of convalescent homes, health have a transient pool of sub­ Impeaehment Charges —Continuing education for CASH & CARRY many programs and cut time clinics, group and individual professional hospital workers. physicians. and money now expended in , practices, and fire, police and Standard programs might also WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a solemn effect of being on television. Messages of honestly don’t know what the House will President’s intention was clear, and in­ travel back and forth between emergency services. be developed for them, with —Rapid access to the Health televised debate, the House Judiciary support or opposition came from around do,” he said. escapable.” hospitals, said Louis G. lessons that could be applied at Center library, including its The 13-user network would be Sweetheart Roses Committee was framing charges today of the country as each one spoke — but more There was some sentiment to write a Audette, head of the health any area hospital. Programs lists and abstracts of recent an expansion of a link that has impeachable misconduct against Presi­ politically significant were the indications third article of impeachment, accusing More painful to Nixon — and likely to be center’s biomedical com­ publications. been in operation since late 1972 would be in such fields as dent Nixon. that many House members were looking Nixon of violating his trust by withholding damaging to him when the House debates munications unit. building security and impeachment in August -- was the defec­ between University-McCook —Conferences, seminars and Paul Buettner Florist,' hi) By nightfall or shortly thereafter, a vote in — and perhaps being influenced. subpoenaed tapes from Congress. That Audette, who drafted the tion of two Republicans, both elected to and the VA hospital in maintenance, transportation rounds. This is the most 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford was to come and an overwhelming Rep. Jerome Waldie, D-Calif., said he charge is now embodied in the second arti­ network plan, is scheduled to Newington. and communications, kitchen, the House in 1972 on Nixon’s coattails. thoroughly developed use of the Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning recornmendation of impeachment — by all strolled on the House floor after his speech cle, charging abuse of power. describe it at a breakfast That link is used two to five laundry and custodial ac­ Rep. Harold V. Froehlich, 32, of Wiscon­ McCook-VA system, said the committee’s Democrats and nearly and was surrounded by congressmen who Elespite the likejihood of wrangling over meeting of Capital Area Health sin kept his position secret even from his hours a day by 2 to 25 persons at tivities, and equipment opera­ Audette. half its Republicans — was anticipated. had heard him. Usually when a con­ the precise language to send to the House That would be enough to submit Presi­ gressman speaks, it is to an empty calling for Nixon’s impeachment, trial and staff. He then told the committee he would dent Nixon to impeachment proceedings chamber. removal from offipe, the outcome of the vote to impeach if he was satisfied with in the House next month. Rep. Robert McClory, R-IIL, a reluctant committee debate was foretold in 10 hours the exact language of the article of im­ peachment. Defeat Predicted supporter of impeaching Nixon on grounds of oratory Thursday. In the style of ancient fifing and drumming, lead drummer The fight had gone out of his defenders. of abuse of office, said he would make a Nixon’s Own Words Nixon Was Aware John Persons of the Sturbridge Martial Band plays a rope- final attempt today to block a committee 308 Main Street, Manchester They predicted Uieir own defeat. Over and over, Nixon’s own words were tensioned drum. impeachment vote. He said he would He said testimony had shown Nixon Today’s vote was expected to recom­ used against him. Phone 643-6662 cTlIS propose that the panel first try to obtain acutely aware of everything in the White mend that Nixon be impeached for “This was the President of the United House — even deciding whether salad was OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • THURS. A FRI. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. the 64 tapes the Supreme Court ordered TEMPLE’S FLOCIl COVEMHe covering up the involvement of his closest States,” said Rep. Wayne Owens, D-Utah, to be served at state dinners and what pic­ Nixon to surrender to Special Prosecutor Delegates Huddle associates in Watergate — a charge of recalling hearing Nixon imploring his tures would hang on the walls at such Leon Jaworski. Muster Saturday obstruction of justice. aides "to stonewall it...plead the Fifth times. He could not believe that such a In a huddle are three of Manchester’s Nathan Agostinelli, left, . Elinor On Saturday, a second vote is to occur— Would Take Time Amendment, cover up or anything else..." president would not be aware of his ad­ delegates to the state Republican Hashim and A. Paul Berte, who is also on abuse of power by turning government But Nixon already has rejected the com­ Owens added: “I could hardly believe ministration’s deep involvement in the agencies — the CIA, FBI and IRS — to mittee’s subpoenaes for the same tapes At Sturbridge HURRY - HURRY - HURRY! Convention which opened today at the town committee chairman. (Herald what I was hearing on those tapes. The cover-up until March 21, 1973, he said. political purposes. and even if he changed his mind, weeks, Martial music of the the old-style wooden fifes, Bushnell. They are State Comptroller photo by Pinto) These two days promised to be the possibly months, would pass before the eighteenth and nineteenth cen­ without keys or mouthpieces, m a n t/ bleakest yet in Nixon’s long fight to finish tapes would be transcribed and become turies will be presented Satur­ and large rope-tensioned drums PRICES ARE GOING UP 20%. YOUR U S T CHANCE TO GET out the term he won in November, 1972, by available as potential evidence. day, by the Sturbridge Martial played in rudimental style. ARMSTRONG SOLARIAN AT THIS LOW LOW PRICEI DON’T MISS OUTI the greatest landslide in American Even Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, R-Calif., Band the Concord Minute Men They will then join the Minute history. said he had no stomach for further delay. Cypriot Leader Fears at Old Sturbridge Village. TAKE ADVANTAGE NOWI FREE SAMPLES SHOWN IN YOUR HOMB o f th e Men 6n the Village common for Manchester Delegation Influencing House The mood of the committee was to end its The Martial Music Day a concert of martial music. w eek Members of the committee, never long work by the weekend. program will begin at 10 a.m. The Concord Minute Men Wiggins, Nixon’s most influential Renewal of Warfare with a muster reenactment on before so exposed, were astonished by the company strives to re-create THE SUNNY FLOOR Leans Toward Steele defender, and Rep. Delbert Latta, R-Ohio, By United Press international piling up while we stand still,” he said. the Village common by the the spirit, appearance and perhaps the President’s most vocal Minute Men, followed at noon OVERCAST Turkey landed more troops on Cyprus Advances Alleged maneuvers of the original THAT SHINES- By DOUG BEVINS Uncommitted defender, both admitted defeat for now. Clerides, displaying a map showing by a marching tour through the Minute Men, authorized at the Latta said the vote against Nixon could today and acting Cypriot President Other Manchester delegates, who alleged ground advances by Turkish forces village. The muster recalls a Shinyl Vinyl Manchester’s 20-member delegation to Glafkos derides warned in Nicosia that Concord Town Meeting of Jan. ^ITHOUT WAXING haven’t announced endorsements in the go as high as 27-11. 'That would mean that to widen their corridor from Kyrenia to time when fifes and drums the Republican State Convention headed war would break out again within a few 12, 1775. Their uniforms are theNQWAXFIodr gubernatorial race, are A. Paul Berte, eight of the 17 Republicans had gone for Nicosia, said he had cabled the guarantors served as the “field music” for for Hartford this morning favoring U.S. hours unless the Turks stopped violating handmade copies of a farmer’s Marion Mercer, M. Adler Dobkin, Saunda impeachment. of Cyprus' independence meeting in British and American armies uptoQx12KitlnstaHMl Rep. Robert Steele of Vernon for the GOP the cease-fire. clothing from the Taylor, Harlan D. Taylor, Donald Doesn’t Know Geneva,” explaining the situation on active duty. Troops in the prep, extra gu^rnatorial nomination. Mostly cloudy this afternoon, tonight Almost immediately mortar and Revolutionary era, preserved in Genovesi, Eugene Montany, Charles Wiggins abandoned his long-standing clearly.” field ate and slept, marched, at­ Ewafcnt choke of M b i, ’Die local delegates left for Hartford at and Saturday. Showers likely Saturday. machine gun fire broke out along the the Concord Antiquarian Socie­ Solarian McKenzie, Anita Murphy, Joseph prediction that the House of Represen­ “I can no longer accept the responsibili­ tacked, retreated and were mid-morning to set up headquarters in a High today in the mid to upper 70s. Low Green Line separating Cyprus’ Greek ty collections. Their ac­ Swensson, M. Philip Susag and Mary tatives would reject impeachment no ty of restraining the national guard and complimented or scolded on suite at the Hartford Hilton. The conven­ tonight in the low to mid 60s. High Satur­ Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities. coutrements and firearms are by (AVm strong *98®® Fletcher. / matter what the committee does. “I other forces in the republic from taking signals relayed from their com­ custommade replicas of tion opened at noon today at the nearby 'The Manchester tfelegation has made a day in the mid 70s. Witnesses said Greek-led National manders by the drummers. Bushnell Memorial. guardsmen began piling into trucks to counter-action,” he said. eighteenth century originals. decision on only one other candidate — Asked if by “other forces” he meant At 2 p.m., the Sturbridge Why wax your old kitchen floor again As the convention opened, the move into position. The company has performed at State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli of Greek troops had arrived on the island, Martial Band will present a fife this afternoon, when we can be in­ Manchester delegates favored Steele over the Presidential Inaugural Manchester, who will seek re-election — Hard Line at Geneva ’’ Qerides said: “No comment.” and drum demonstration, using Parade in 1973, the 350th an­ Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Panuizo by 11 The peace talks among Britain, Turkey stalling your new Armstrong Solarian and has agreed to “stay loose” on the rest Warning in Record niversary parades in Plymouth, to 6 votes. One delegate has expressed of the ticket. and Greece opened in Geneva but the two ^ floor instead. Solarian’s an entirely preference for State Rep. Francis Collins Clerides’ warning was put into the and regularly participate in the I new kind of floor that actually does On Committees Two Juveniles Arrested antagonists developed a hard line and Concord Patriot’s Day of Brookfield, and two were undecided. there was no early progress. Both Greece record at the Geneva meeting where Manchester Five of Manchester’s delegates are serv­ Greek Foreign Minister George Mavros celebrations. [shine without waxing. And spills, and ’Turkey accus^ each other of breaking ing on convention committees. Berte and was meeting with British Foreign The Sturbridge Martial Band I tracked-in dirt... even black heel Informal Poll the cease-fire. Hospital Agostinelli are on the rules committee; For Footbridge Fire Secretary James Callaghan and Turkish strives to re-create one of the I marks wipe right up. The preferences were expressed in an The situation was darkened by political Mrs. Ferguson is on the credentials com- Foreign Minister Turan Gunes. small civilian fife and drum informal poll last Sunday, when delegates developments in Athens where Premier Notes Come eee ue today for the Solarian mitee; and Berte, Hashim and Genovesi bands which existed in a few met for the last time before the conven­ The boys have been referred to Juvenile Constantine Karamanlis was reported pattern that’a right for your home. 9xt2 tion. are on the platform committee. New England villages during Chief James M. Reardon said today that Court. The work on the case was done by running into snags in the completion of his Connecticut Public Television (CPTV), the Federal and Jacksonian Delegate names weren’t listed with the Detective Division has apprehended several members of the Detective Divi­ cabinet. He has named some key Discharged Wednesday: the state’s noncommercial TV network, is Lottery Numbers Mamie Glauber, 3 Battista Rd.; times, about forty years after ANY 12 X 9 ROOM LMOiaiM RU6S gubernatorial preferences, but several of two 14-year-old boys and charged them sion. ministers but his cabinet list is not com­ the Manchester Republicans have an­ providing “gavel-to-gavel” coverage of Aldea Lareau, East Hartford; the Revolution when there was CHOIGE SELECTION with second-degree criminal mischief in “They did their usual job,” the chief plete. A S L O W A S nounced their endorsements. the Republican State Convention “live” connection with the burning Tuesday By United Press^ International Jessie Kiernan, Pinney Hill uncertainty about the role of SUNSTONE said, adding that the arrests were not the Clerides delivered his warning at a news • P1m» 4t*.|k ..(r)ls4ht»4Lt Manchester delegates backing Steele in­ from Hartford’s Bushnell Memorial today Apts., Rockville; Joseph the militia. All able-bodied men H R . I1 4 .9 S afternoon of the footbridge near Salter’s result of concentrated effort in response to conference in Nicosia. This week’s winning lottery numbers: clude Hillery Gallagher, Roy Thomoson. and Saturday. Conley, 139 South Rd., Bolton; still were required to turn out Pond. public criticism of police protecton of the “The responsibility of what might Mass weekly — green 2907; yellow 605; Carl Zinsser, Nathan Agostinelli and Donald CPTV stations Include (Channel 24 in Deborah Cox, Enfield; Renette properly equipped and, if possi­ Chief Reardon would not identify the bridge. happen in the next few hours will rest sole­ and blue 31 * 169 ’ Kuehl. Those endorsing Panuzio included Hartford. “We don’t solve every case but we NY weekly - 816339 Nadeau, 244 Brewster St., ble, uniformed for training day. ly on the shoulders of the Turkish $9.95 TV coverage was to start at 1 p.m. today youths any further except to say they live Coventry; Marjorie Severance, Those who were enthusiastic COM PinaV MSTALUD Vivian Feruson, Elinor Hashim and David always try darn hard.” government,” Clerides said. RI - blue 899; green 453060; gold 935386 Odegard. and will start at 10 a.m. Saturday. in the bridge area. 131 Summit St.; Thomas and could afford it reported in BAR HiWBOR t DESKNER SOUUUN The footbridge was built earlier this “We are not prepared to continue to see Conn — 25782 Seymour, 71 Ridge St.; Patricia elaborate homemade or tailor- SLKHnYMGHOi year by Manchester Jaycees as a civic Greek villages being ruined and refugees Maine - 619-190 8 Naktenis. 125 Adelaide Rd. made uniforms, while others x n v / r x ^ e / preparation of fhort, project connected to an over-all effort to Also, Brian Colbath, 15 turned out in their farmer’s SPANOERO- ROYAL COBBLE PALAZZO* A IIIS T I0 R 9 improve the Salter’s Pond area. Materials H necessary, ntra costing about $1,000 were supplied by the Wadsworth St.; Cheryl Phelps, smock or in the civilian coats VILLA* SQUARE* ■1110 SilllR V IITl' Amston; Patricia Rossi, and vests of apprentices and town and the work was done by the Jaycees. Thrift and Patience Glastonbury; Christopher Lent, clerks. The Sturbridge Martial GOP Convention Opens 67 Berkley Rd., Vernon; Donna Band wears such a mixture of Com plete " i FLOQRPOUSH Vandalism to the bridge began shortly Davis, 72 Essex St.; Susan civilian and fancy semi­ after it was built when part of it was CERAMIC TILE chopped with an axe. Daigle, East Hartford; military dress of the 1820s, in­ I Urged by President Christopher Ulion, cluding reproductions of ar­ $1*99 qt The fire which destroyed it was reported RATHROOM In Shadow of Watergate to the Manchester, Eighth District Fire Marlborough; Wayne ticles in the Old Sturbridge “lies in choosing a sensible, realistic Wormsted, Warehouse Point; Village collection. Inatalled up to Department at 2:06 p.m. Tuesday. The LOS ANGELES (UPI) - President needed 20 per cent delegate support for the course add sticking to it — whatever the Walter Marquardt, A re-created rural New 100 eq. ft. ^ By ED BUTLER Connecticut Committee for Fairness for firemen found the bridge engulfed in Nixon’s cure for America’s economic pre-election primary. the Presidency, said Thursday the pro- flames. pressures — and that is exactly what we Wethersfield; Michael Iwosa, England community of the HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut anxieties is to buy less, save more and be REMNANTS The appai;ent closeness of the race puts Nixon resolution will be introduced even if will do.” 69 Fairfield St. period 1790-1840, Old Sturbridge Republicans opened their nominating con­ patient. a third cont^der. House Speaker Francis the conventon Resolution Committee op­ Nixon promised the government's tight Village is open daily from 9:30 vention at noon today in the shadow of Dismissing the possibility of an J. Collins of Brookfield, in a position to poses it. money policy would not produce a credit a.m. to 5:30 p.m. *10 Watergate with two candidates headed economic “shock treatment,” Nixon said make or break the two strongmen. Collins Gaffney says he opposes any resolutions crunch that would plunge the economy toward a probable primary election for Thursday an income tax cut or a new round Vinyl & Inlaid claims more than 125 delegates, but others being introduced on the convention floor into a recession or worse. the opportunity to succeed their party’s of wage-price controls “would be like ’'SIzee up to 6x15 estimate his strength at no more than S because the resulting debates would delay Home Stolen “We shall provide expansion of money lame-duck governor. pouring gasoline on a raging fire.” Valuea to $89.06 delegates.' the nominating process which must be and credit necessary to support moderate The two leading candidates for gover­ GUTHRIE, Okla. (UPI) - Mrs. Carl Measures to bring “short-term relief too Material and Labor Included A fourth contender. Sen. George L. completed by midnight Saturday under growth of the economy,” he said. nor, Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., and often bring long-term grief,” he told a Gunther of Stratford, withdrew from the state law. Chambers returned from vacation WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN | Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas A. Panuzio, Thursday and discovered someone had nationally broadcast meeting of West DISCONTINUED race Thursday and pledged what little Weicker has told party members any INTERIOR DECORATING ^ both claim strong support among the 1,28’7 Coast businessmen. delegate support he had to Steele. resolution concerning Nixon "has no stolen her home. convention delegates who meet at the Mrs. Chambers, who lived in a lO-by-60- AND DESIGNING | CARPET Agriculture Commissioner Fenton place” at the convention. New Tactics Bushnell Memorial. Futtner is also a gubernatorial candidate. foot mobile home, told police someone The only new tactics he announced in PAINTING AND FIXING SAMPLES' The opening day of the convention will towed the house away. Also missing was a outlining a strategy against inflation were THE HOUSE UP? mostly concern routine party matters with Party Control riding lawnmower and a car trailer. cutting 40,000 federal jobs and $5 billion off BATHROOM Sl Senate Candidates SEE MANCHESTER *. a keynote address set for 8 p.m. by Sen. The present Republican governor, Mrs. Chambers said the theft occurred the federal budget. He also promised to STATE BANK FOR 20 Howard Baker, R-Tenn., co-chairman of ’Thomas J. Meskill, who is not seeking a There are four candidates for the ■ while she was in Dallas on a two-week veto any legislation that would exceed the nomination to oppose Sen. Abraham A. ALL KINDS OF the disbanded Senate Watergate Com­ second term, has joined with Gaffney and trip. budget. HOME IMPROVEMENT mittee. Nominations begin on Saturday. the GOP organization in support of Ribicoff, D-Conn., who is seeking his third The job cufs would be through attrition COMMERCIAL S-P-E-C-l-A-L , Panuzio. six-year term as (Connecticut’s senior LOANS - PLUS FREE J Nixon Resolution and would take effect immediately. CHECKING ACCOUNTS Democrats meeting last weekend chose senator. Earlier in the week, the Senate passed a A group opposing impeachment of Rep. Ella T. Grasso,.D-Conn., as the first ’They are Rep. James H. Brannen of RUBBER BACK President Nixon plans to ask convention resolution urging Nixon to call a domestic female candidate for governor in Connec- Colchester, a black commercial jetliner summit to deal with inflation. Thursday, delegates to approve a resolution support­ pilot; Former Motor Vehicle Comm- tict history. 'S Nixon consultant William Baroody an­ KITCHEN CARPET ing the beleagured President. The Democratic party, which until missioner Edward J. Kozlowski of Inside Today 3 ROOMS ’The resolution is opposed by state party nounced the administration would hold a Tightly Woven Meskill’s election in 1970 controlled the Milfprd, Rep. Herbert Camp of Ridgefield Chairman J. Brian Gaffney and Sen. series of 23 conferences across the country 100% Cent. Fil. Nylon WITH . . . executive mansion for 16 years, managed and Mrs. Norma A. Jorgensen of in the next 10 to 12 months with leaders of WALL TO WALL Lowell P. Weicker Jr., an outspoken Nixon Newington, a political novice. Easily Cleaned HI-DENSITY ■ to avoid the threat of a divisive primary business, labor and agriculture. critic who served on the Senate Watergate election now facing the GOP in the year of House Judiciary Committee Chairman . Bpralb Perfect for Kitchens FOAM BACK Committee. Watergate. James F. Bingham of Stamford and Public Understanding Great for Offices, Denr Steele, 36, a two-term Congressman who Underlying the convention, which must former Rep. Gerard Spiegel, a Trumbull Area Profile...... Page 6 ’The idea, Baroody said, is to improve 12 and 15 foot widtha 100% NYLON CARPn & RUBBER PADDING has said he would not want Nixon to cam­ public understanding of federal economic Tweed Colors To Hide 18 ft. widths also nominate candidates for U.S. Senator lawyer, are candidates for attorney Summer Youth Scene...... Page 8 paign for him, laid claim Thursday to the general. policies. He said the first session would be Soil 12 NEW 1973 COLOR COMBINATIONS Regular $459,05 and lesser positions, is the struggle of the Gardening with Atwood — . Page 9 Stainproof 644 votes needed for nomination on the Gaffney-Meskill organization to retain Mrs. Margaret V. Tedone, Republican held today in Chicago with Vice President first ballot. control of the party. member of the Hartford City Council, is Old Codger ...... Page 2 Gerald R. Ford and 'administration Panuzio, 38, mayor of Connecticut’s the only declared candidate for secretary Bookmobile...... Page 5 economic experts participating. largest city, disputes Steele and says he Panuzio Favors Gaffney Cautioning that "impatience is the great MANCHESTER STATE BANK of the state. . Page 5 Reg. $6.95 can win nomination on a second or third Panuzio favors retention of Gaffney as Comptroller Nathan G. Agostinelli of Dr. Buckley cited ...... enemy of a sound policy,’’ Nixon asked 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER party chairman, buL if Steele wins — ballot. Manchester is a candidate for re-election. Legion wins 12th ...... Page 10 consumers for “a measure of sacrifice in Open Sat. 0 A.M. - Noon - Member FDIC either at the convention or at a September sq. yd. Primary Possible GOP labor leader Gordon Jackson from Spencer paces MB w in ...... Page 10 the short run in order to ensure stable primary election — Gaffney would growth in the long run.” . <359 Both Panuzio and Steele said they would Hartford is a caijdidate for treasurer. No Women’s softball tourney . Page 10 / ; probably be ousted. launch a September primary if either lost one has formally declared for lieutenant Sticking to It — Key Joseph W. Raines, chairman of the the convention nomination but got the governor. The answer to inflation, Nixon said, RICHARD MXUN •1 t'

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