PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Aug. 7, 1974 I Manchester MMH Heating Requirements Dip Low Bid $18,288 For Film System Screens I Hospital ______FLETCHER GLASS CO. Repaired.., atpr b u rn in g Ife ralh I Notes In a survey by the Connec­ during the three-month period and steam pressure reduced by reduced wattage of light bulbs, Graphic Microfilm Inc. of ticut Hospital Association com­ in 1974, as compared to the many of the hospitals respon­ Anderson said. Hartford is the apparent low dvM 25 Y#art of Experitnco ^ ^ ^ ^ Aj^ jQ H ESTE^ paring fuel and electricity con­ same period in 1973, a reduction bidder for furnishing and in­ ding to the survey. The report showed only 6 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1974 - VOL. X a il, No. 263 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRtCEi FIFTEEN CENTS sumption from Jan. 1 to March from 1,772,647 kilowatts to 1,- Reductions in the use of elec­ hospitals out of 41 used more stalling a microfilm processor- Auto - PiGte - VVltidow Q la tt - Mlrrort; ■ O kas Discharged Tuesday; Walter 31, 1974, to the same period in 625,861 kilowatts.” tricity resulted from reduced electricity In 1974 than during camera, a card-to-card Furniture Tops -' Picture,Framing.- FIrppilijpf ft Miarecki, Broad Brook; Helen 1973, Manchester Memorial The 41 hospitals responding to corridor and public area the comparable period of last duplicator and a dry-silver Door Mirrore - Medicine, Ccbrneta - Cpqclal Work Tofeldt, 70 Mather St.; Clara Hospital showed an increase in the survey in general reported a lighting, reduced exterior year. The range of savings reader-printer for the Schwarz, Windsor; Ethel oil use and a decrease in elec­ decreased consumption of fuel lighting, except where required reported was from 8 to 15 per Manchester engineering Koehler, Warehouse Point; tricity. averaging more than 5 per cent department. Its total bid is $18,- for security reasons, and cent. Manchester Danian Plates Mary Young, 18 Wetherell St.; Edward M. Kenney, hospital and decreased consumption of 288 — for a 3M system. 649~4521 Pfatldantlal Mildred Rakes, 9D Thompson administrator, said although electricity averaging more than Decanters Rd.; Vincent Lennon, 153 Lenox the hospital did increase its use 9 per cent during the past The Hartford office of the 3M Nuline Dysentery Cases Are High in State EsIimatM Gladly,Given St.; Robert Zukas, 324 Vernon of oil from 182,436 gallons to winter. Co., bidding on the same Reproductions Ave., Vernon; Helena Melnick, 206,057 gallons for the two time Reductions in the use of fuel system, offered a price of $18,- Open Thura. A FrI. till 9 P.M. Sat. till 5 P.M. East Hartford. periods under consideration, resulted from lower HARTFORD (UPI) - Eigh­ ease, also known as shigellosis, 795. The Farmington office of Plaatica in Stock Also, Kenneth Esada, East the nature of the oil used in 1974 temperatures in corridors, teen cases of dysentery were the department said. the Eastman-Kodak Co., the W” - 3/16” V ‘A”. Nixon Plans 54 McKee St, Manchester Hartford; Yvette Pihl, 40 Brent was such that the BTU output public and administrative areas reported in Connecticut last The department said the ill­ only other bidder, offered a Glopk Sheeta or Cut (Off dentar Street) Rd.; Henry Darna, 73 Norman was not as great for a given in the winter as well as from ef­ week, the highest weekly total ness can be avoided by careful price of $21,254 — for an Sizes Dr., South Windsor; Richard amount. forts to increase the efficiency in a year, according to the state washing of the hands after Eastman-Kodak system. Sheehan, 38 Scantic Meadow "The 13 per cent increase in of boiler units and heat distribu­ Department of Health. using a toilet. Rd., South Windsor; Jeanne actual gallons of oil used during tion systems, according to CHA "The highest weekly total in The department also reported The bids are to be analyzed Robertson, East Hartford; that three-month period,” he President Herbert A. Anderson. past year, 102, was reported 10 cases of lead poisoning before an award is granted. Helene Torrisi, 43 Meadowlark said, "unfortunately resulted in Anderson noted hot water last August at a state institution during the week, the highest Graphic Microfilm was low Read Herald Ads Dr., Vernon; Carol Bromley, 53 only a 5.5 per cent increase in temperature had been lowered during an outbreak of the dis­ since last September. ■ bidder on each of the items Hickory Dr., Hebron; Denise the number of BTUs being purchased. Gardner, 380 E. Center St.; produced.” Daniel Buerk, Glastonbury. He said that fact, when com­ Resign Also, Frances Casinghino, bined with the 8 per cent in­ East Hartford; William Kilby, crease in degree days for this •L* Brookline Rd., Coventry; area in 1974 as compared to White House Chief of Staff Nixon’s daughters, Julie and Tricia, Scott said he expected the situation Christine Waltenius, 15 Edith 1973, re su lte d in a to ta l Sale Now In Progress To Address Alexander M. Haig is among advisers and their husbands visited the Presi­ to be resolved "reasonably soon ... Rd., Vernon; Joann Cortese, decrease of some 2.5 per cent in dent in his hideaway office in the 1535 Sullivan Ave., South Wind­ heat requirements for the who have suggested to Nixon that he within a matter of days.” sor. hospital. MORGAN’S ■rvv.vrrtrvt-rrm '^-rrfrtt:* quit in the aftermath of the Executive Office Building Wednesday There appeared to be other moves " O f even greater Public Tonight President’s disclosure that he was afternoon after Cox flew in from New in Congress to grant Nixon Immunity. > significance,” said Kenney, "is aware of the Watergate cover-up as York. Rep. John B. Anderson of Illinois, the ain t anchester far back as late June 1972. The family gathering appeared to The number of weekly the hospital’s 8 per cent LIMITED 985 M S M WASHINGTON (UPI) - third-raking Republican in the House, newspapers in Georgia in­ decrease in the number of In Congress, Sen. Edward W. be another sign that momentous said ways were being explored for Hours: Mon thru Sat 9 am - 5:30 pm Thursday 9 am • 9 pm creased from 59 in 1869 to 225 kilowatts of electricity used President Nixon informed Brooke, R-Mass., introduced a resolu­ events were about to occur. Nixon I T • Nixon “to make a graceful exit.” in 1890. Gerald R. Ford today that he tion urging that Nixon not be later strolled in the rose garden witli Rumors that Nixon’s resignation was resigning the presidency, a prosecuted if he resigned. Such a Tricia, and the family dined together was imminemt swept Washington At PinehursL., White House aide said. Nixon resolution would not have force of law in the White House. Wednesday, bringing hordes of will make a nationally televised but Brooke suggested it would be a Nixon broke his isolation late reporters to the White House and with any $7.50 purchaaa and 80$, buy sharing of responsibility by Congress Wednesday afternoon and summoned expectant crowds along the fence and 1 POUND OF speech at 9 p.m. EDT to tell the with Watergate Prosecutor Leon Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott of across the street in Lafayette Park. American public of his deci­ Jaworski who would make the deci­ Pennsylvania, Sen. Barry Goldwater, CHOCK FULL 0’ NUTS sion. sion. R-Ariz., and House Republican leader They kept a vigil long after dark. Nixon met for 70 minutes in tiie Nixon’s chief speechwriter, Ray John Rhodes of Arizona to his Oval Of­ Goldwater told reporters Nixon had COFFEE 08* Oval Ofice earlier today with the vice Price, was directed to prepare a draft fice for a 35-minute meeting. made ‘‘no decision” when he met with (or with a $15.00 purchase buy 2lba...no coupons needed) president to tell him he was stepping of Nixon’s resipation speech for The three leaders told Nixon the the leaders. delivery to the nation. outlook on Capitol Hill was “very down and to lay plans for an orderly "We had a good and thorough dis­ At PinehursL; Some other advisers urged Nixon to gloomy, very distressing” for the transition of power. cussion,” Goldwater said, adding that with a $5.00 purchase and 60$ buy Butter for lese than stay on and see the fight through a President’s chances of acquittal in a “I’m aware of the intense interest he was “extremely impressed that the some margarines. Senate trial. But Sen. Barry M. Senate trial. Nixon and conpessional of the American people concerning uppermost thought in his (Nixon’s) Goldwater, R-Ariz., said Wednesday leaders agree that House impeach­ developments over the last two days,” mind was that whatever decision he LAND 0’ LAKES he felt Nixon could now count on only ment is a foregone conclusion. said Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler, has made will be in the best interests about 15 Senate votes, whereas he The leaders told Nixon he had only or STATE BUHER his voice quavering and speaking very of our country.” (Wj)...... lb. slowly. would need 34 to avoid conviction and about 15 votes against conviction in In announcing the speech by Nixon, removal. the Senate and perhaps only 10 votes The three men each reported Nixon At Pinehurst.., Ziegler said, "’This of course has been The President’s wife and two in the House against impeachment. appeared to be bearing up well under There were unconfirmed broadcast more this week when you buy a case of Cott Orange (DPI photo) a very difficult time.” daughters, Julie Eisenhower and the crisis in the aftermath of the Soda at this very low price. Shortly after the Nixon-Ford Tricia Cox, were reportedly to have reports that Scott passed along to President’s confession Monday that Vice President Gierald Ford and his wife relax at poolside at their home in meeting started, a presidential aide argued strenuously against resip a ­ Nixon a proposal for a “sense of he withheld from the impeachment con Alexandria, Va., amidst rumors of President Nixon’s resignation. who asked not to be identified said tion. Congress” resolution to spare the panel and his staff information that he Nixon called in the vice*prcsident to The White House switchboard has President any prosecution for ORANGE (See Page Ten) tell him he was leaving office. been jammed for more than 24 hours wrongdoing should he quit. SODA quarts 3ii*1.09 Nixon’s chief speech writer, Ray with telephone calls since rumors Case of 12 bottles...... $4.35 Town Due $1.8 Million Price, has been working on his swept the country that Nixon was on resignation speech for several days. the verge of resigning. Most of the We sell a lot of Sealtest Milk here at PInehurat, 302 Main callers begged in very emotional Street. Ford had put off his scheduled terms that the President not leave of­ Nine Subpoenaed Tapes SEALTEST MILK SEALTEST MILK Under Proposed Law departure today for a West Coast trip fice. Gal (paper) Gal. (Jug) until late evening or Friday. But s ip s were in place suggesting As demands for Nixon’s resignation his departure soon from the presiden­ public utility improvements, he said. Reported Non-Existent * 1 .4 3 $ 1 . 3 8 conttnti By DOUG BEVINS mounted and the President was told cy which he twice won, the last time This Is under the Shurfine % gal. 77$ Purpose of the proposed legislation is by congressional leaders that his Manchester may be eligible for $1,880,- apparently to give money to with a historic landslide victory. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The White whether the President has any further label. 'OOKfcP chances were dim of escaping convic­ 000 in federal funds if the Nixon ad­ municipalities with a minimum of red The President, crushed by the House says another nine of President claims that portions of tapes already sur­ ministration’s proposed Better Com­ tape, Weiss said. tion by the Senate, an aide, who asked Watergate scandal that all but Nixon’s Watergate tapes the Supreme rendered should be kept secret on grounds SHURFINE SPECIAL GROCERY VALUES munities Act wins approval of Congress, In other business at today’s downtown not to be identified, said that the demolished his administration, was Court ordered him to surrender as poten­ of executive privilege. ShurHne Town Director Carl Zinsser told the committee meeting, Weiss reported that President now concurs with chief ad­ told by Republican leaders tial cover-up evidence do not exist, and ap­ St. Gairs disclosure brought to an even Mayor’s Downtown Action Committee dozen the number of subpoenaed White PEARS...... 2Wcan 5 S ^ Manchester faces strong competition in visers that he will have to resign. Wednesday that he faced almost cer­ parently never did. today. its application for a share of the $11.5 Some advisers were reported urging ’The nonexistence of the nine subpoenaed House tapes that cannot be found. ShurHne tain removal from office in an im­ 'The Better Communities Act, it was million Urban Systems Program funds Nixon to wait about a week and allow tapes was disclosed Wednesday by Two sought by the Watergate grand jury FRENCH S m E ______.reported, is one of three proposed peachment trial. were reported last November never to available in Connecticut for road im­ the atmosphere to calm to show that As the President appeared to be put­ presidential defense lawyer James D. St. GREEN BEANS ...... 303cans 2 S 5 5 * measures which would replace provements. Clair when he delivered 22 Nixon tapes to have been recorded, and on Tuesday St. categorical grants of the federal Depart­ he is not being stampeded out of of­ ting the final' pieces in place for Clair told Sirica that a third dem and^ by Shurfine ^ Manchester has already won approval of fice. U.S. District Court. ment of Housing and Urban Development two Urban Systems projects worth $1.5 resignation, - his two sons-in-law, St. Clair said the sought-after conver­ Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski fell into Sen. Charles H. Percy, R-Ill., said, STEWED TOMATOES...... 2S63* (HUD) and allow municipalities to deter­ million and other Capitol Region towns — pavid Eisenhower and Edward Cox, sations apparently never had been the same category. mine their own priorities as to how federal noting Manchester’s success in acquiring “I think something will happen today were spotted making the rounds of the recorded because of quirks in the White Jaworski last April subpoenaed 64 tapes DOWNY 32-oz. 79c Block Island funds can be spent locally. the federal money — are also making or tomorrow.” Executive Office Building, next door House taping system, but promised Judge for possible use as evidence at the The information made public by Zinsser application for road improvement money. to the White House, Wednesday. John J; Sirica a further explanation of the scheduled September trial of six former COMET 2m)i, 29 c Fresh I -I ‘V SVEftY SINGLE ITEM today came from HUD officials by way of Under Urban Systems guidelines, the A source said they were saying missing tapes today. top Nixon aides accused of plotting to hush THRILL ford/ifta. SWORDFISH Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., in a reply federal government pays 70 per cent ol im­ goodby to old friends. He was expected at the same time to say up the scandal. 22-oz. 59c TINY SCALLOPS to Zinsser regarding availability of federal Ftmlly S lit provement costs while the state and Family Against FRESH FLOUNDER funds for downtown revitalization. municipality share the other 30 per cent. CHEER $ 3 .1 9 Zinsser said the Better Communities The two projects which won earlier ap- IP legislation hasn’t been approved by proral in Manchester are reconstruction PinehursttttToday as Always Congress, but HUD officials indicated that of ^rtio n s of Adams St. and Middle ’Tpke. Nixon Quitting "enactment is expected by Jan. 1,1975.” Defined as other priorities by the town are Famous for Fine Meats The HUD report said Manchester would more reconstruction work on Middle be allocated $1,880,000 over the life of the Tpke. and traffic improvements at the WASHINGTON (UPI) - A White House You got really fresh PERDUE CHICKENS AND CHICKEN proposed act. Main and Center Sts. intersection. official says while President Nixon’s fami­ PARTS when you shop Pinehurst. We receive dally I Zinsser said it’s uncertain what the Municipal applications for Urban ly has remained silent, his daughter Julie shipments of this PERDUE Poultry. “life” of the act is, and he’s waiting for Systems projects, due by September, are is "sticking by her father” and does not additional data from Weicker. subject to review through an intricate want him to resign. PERDUE Town Manager Robert Weiss pointed out process on the regional level, Weiss said. Julie remains one of the President’s today that anticipated funds from the He noted that other'Lowns in the Capitol most ardent defenders, the official said, BARBECUE Better Communities program could be Region may object to further funding of but she, the First Lady and sister Tricia used for a "wide variety” of programs Manchester projects because Manchester Cox, have remained out of the public eye BROILERS form erly funded by HUD. Eligible got a large share of earlier allocations. recently. split or quartered ib. programs include urban renewal and “They do not want to see their names in (Average $1.59 to $1.77 each) print at this time,” the official said. Tricia has been with the family at the White House since last weekend. Her hus­ U.8. CHOICE LEiW band, Edward Cox, went back to their Yiet Communists home in New York Monday but returned to SHORT RIBS CUBE STEAKS Washington Wednesday afternoon as rumors swept the city that the President * .* 1 .6 9 was on the verge of resigning. Continue Offensive Julie, a $15,000 a year editor for the Frank Toros trims these London Broils to perfection... Saturday Evening Post, has been visiting SAIGON (UPI) — Communist troops munists were massing troops around Due the White House frequently. She told a LONDON BROILS *1.69 took their Da Nang offensive to the Due, a war-tom district capital 5 miles friend last weekend that “Everything is Beml-Boneleea U.S. Choice besieged town of Due Due today following southwest of Da Nang, and predicted an going to be all right.” OU HOfS Mrs. Nixon has been busy answering the the capture of a nearby district capital and attempt to overrun the town. CHUCK STEAKS *1.39 the destruction of its entire 500-man A government spokesman said the 200 to 300 letters she has been receiving Seml-Boneleee defense force. Saigon command was rushing rein­ daily, most of them expressing support. ’The Saigon command said the Com- forcements to Due Due to avoid a repeti­ An aide said Mrs. Nixon has been going CALIF. ROASTS...... ,b.M.10 tion of the loss of ’Thuong Due, a district about her life as if things were normal. "She is even planning events for this fail," We will have Franks from Qrote and 1st Prize... Klelbasa capital eight miles to the northwest. from Stanley Provision and small fresh 1st Prize Spare Inside Today’s Communist troops overran ’Thuong Due the aide said. Rlbs...Come to Pinehurst for U.S. Choice 5 to the Ib. freshly Wednesday in 90 minutes of hand-to-hand % • made BEEF PATTIES. Buy these fine patties frozen In 4-lb. fighting to win their first major victory in boxes and have a few In your freezer or take them on your the three-week-old offensive against the CLOUDY picnic. outskirts of Da Nang, 350 miles north of Saigon. dpen at ‘^inehuni...... Area P ro file...... Pages 6, 7, 14 Officers in Da Nang said all 500 men in Thursday and Friday til 9 Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 9 the ranger battalion and small militia force guarding Thuong Due were believed Youthful Puppet Makers lundaj 8 a.m. ’til 2 p.m. Directors’ Agenda Heavy. . . Page 15 killed or captured. They said there was lit­ into our closet, filled with the Gates top runner...... — Page 11 tle chance of the men fighting their way With a little glue and a lot of ingenuity, sticks and tion department at Mary C3ieney Library. In the Swimmers set state mark .. Page 13 back to government lines. string and scraps are transformed into magical background are displayed other puppets and craft Cloudy with a chance of showers latest fashions for your man , . Comets win fin a le...... Page 12 Officers reported little fighting in the puppets by, left to right, Debbie Merritt, Amy Hanson items made by children. The exhibit will be on display sToor Da Nang area following the fall of ’Thuong tonight, lows in the upper 50s. Partly until Friday in the Anna Caroline French Junior Room GROCERY, INC. Groman’s girls play ...... Page 13 Due, but Q)mmunist troops shelled Due cloudy Friday with highs in the 70s. and Cindy Choiniere. The puppet project is part of an arts and crafts program sponsored by the town recrea­ at the library. (Herald photo by Richmond) soa MAIN e MANCHE8TER. COMM. Due sporadically throughout the day. National weather map on Page 2. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Aug. 8. 1OT4 -ThMtrw Benfiet Registration MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester , Conn., Thurs.. Aug. 8, 1974- P A G R -THREE Tlnw ^hodulB Today's Thought Blue Hills Drive-In— “Italian Registration of new students at Bennet Junior High Public Records T h e G rafitti” 8:45; “ Embassy” School will take place as follows: There is a great, deep-seated 10:35 saying: "I'm sorry.” It does not ■ the Church of Jesus Christ find Muffler That’* Students new to Manchester entering Grades 7, 8 or 9 need within a person to be Showplace Theatre — MINNS. find completion, however, in great benefit from this action of may register during the week of Aug. 12-16 between the Atlachment loved. And there is an equally Guaranteed for “Return of the Dragon” 7:15- Park, 111., and-Susan Alice hearing: “I forgive you,” for approaching God, against hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. in the F r a i^ n Building office. Hartford Federal Savings and Mozzer, 983 Main St., Aug. 10, deep need to continue to be at long aa you 9:15 Placement tests will be administered to all new students Loan Association against i„„ j j • Ki Di being the weak humans we are, whom we all ultimately UA East 1 — “For Pete’s St. James Church. loved and desirable. But, we we need to see and feel the out- transgress, and receiving his own the car... - 6KK) - on Aug. 20 at 9 a.m. in the Franklin Building. This place­ William A. and Betta Whalen, are human — we make errors. Sake” 7:15-9:10 Michael Edward Bergeron ward sign of that forgiveness or real forgiveness in this event (3-a-22) NEWS ment test is for all those who have not previously been property at 34-36 Woodbridge And they hurt others. UA East 2 — “Return of the and Janice Lee DiBacco, both absolution. called a sacrament. 876-2517 (18) I SPY St., $4,000, When we have found Dragon” 7:25-9:15 tested for placement and does not include incoming Windsor Locks, Aug. 17, Qiurch The embrace and smile and (20) FILM Marriage Licenses ourselves to be beloved; when UA East 3 —' “ Easy Rider” seventh graders entering from local elementary schools. 3aoo of Christ. forgiving vfords of the one we Are you holding back from (24) SESAME STREET Steven Richard Boris and we have found a way to sustain 9:10; “Last Picture Show” 7:00 CJonferences with guidance counselors for class assign­ \ have offended does wonders for him who can set your souls at OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP (40) BONANZA LOS ANSELSS Jessica Lynn Lippincott, both our loving relationship with the ROUTE 83 Manchester Drive-In — “The ment and selection of courses of study will be scheduled by us: it re-makes us into the rest once againi ROCKVILLE - 6:30 - East Hartford, Aug. 25, Stone Killer” 8:30; “Macon the counselors Aug. 22-30. Fish have no vocal organs, Rives us sustenance; fullness we knew before we (8-22-30) NEWS Wickham Park. County Line” 10:15 but m ade sounds by grinding loudly affirm our posi- transgressed. 'School will open Sept. 4 at 8:05 a.m. Anibal Sanabria Jr. and Linda tion as worthy of this love; and - 7:00 - Vernon Cine 1 — "Butch their teeth or setting up For all of us, this is recon- Deacon John Bossidy Allen, both Bolton. then wound the source of our (3-20-40) NEWS Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” lOWIST TfMKIATUKES vibrations in certain organs, ciliation. For some of us, this is Church of the Robert John Mather, Oak happy life, we need forgiveness. (8) TRUTH OR 7:10-9:10 such as the swim bladder. penance — the sacrament of Assumption Read Herald Ads It can only be started by CONSEQUENCES Cinema 2 — “Macon County reconciliation. Those of us in (18) DICK VAN DYKE $0 Line” 7:20-9:00 r— lEGCND Second Thoughts? (22) NEWS Meadows Drive-In — “Return Scene (24) ERICA of the Dragon” 8:35; “Straw Daredevil Evel Knievel says (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Dogs” 10:20 he has no second thoughte about From Here 70 ^ - 7:30 — Showcase Cinema 1 — his death-defying jump across (3) RX: KEEPING WELL WITH “That’s Entertainment” 2:15- f ' / i i H c m n ^ k S w Snake River Canyon. Knievel By Sol R. Cohen said his 13-foot-long “ sky- JOHN TYSON M.D. 4:50-7:30-10:00 Un WEAIHIIFOIOCAS1 ^ (8) THRILLSEEKERS Showcase 2 — “Dirty Mary, cycle” will be jet-propelled 2,- (20) FILM Susan Olsen stars as Cindy, Crazy Larry” 2:15-4:05-6:00- For Period Edning 7 AM EST 8/9/74. Thursday night will find shower activity occurring 000 feet across the chasm on Sept. 8. The State of Idaho (22) HOLLYWOOD AND the youngest daughter on 8 : 00- 10:20 across parts of the northern Plains, mid Missisiiippi valley and mid Atlantic states. Qear THE STARS Showcase 3 — “ Up Town cleared the final barrier this ^^tCUARAIiCE ABC-TV’s “ The Brady partly cloudy skies are forecast elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, (24) MAN BUILDS, Saturday Night” 1:30-3:35-5:45- to week when it issued a permit Bunch,” Fridays at 8 p.m. max.readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 68 (84),Boston 63 (81), Chicago 63 (78), Dallas 72 MAN DESTROYS 50-10:10 / Owe You An Apology for the jump. He’s guaranteed Showcase 4 — “ Mr. (92), Denver 51 (82), Duluth 52 (71), Houston 71 (90), Jacksonville 72 (88), Kansas City 66 $6 million for the stunt. - 8:00 - REGULAR ROLE (81), Los Angeles 64 (73), Miami 78 (88), New Orleans 71 (89), New York 68 (81), Phoenix (3) THE WALTONS HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Majestyk” 1:45-3:50-5:55-8:00- 10:15 78 (103), San Francisco 55(77), Seattle 55 (79), St. Louis 65 (82), Washington 69 (80) (8-40) TEMPERATURES Gloria De Haven has been An open letter to Mayor John the half-mile of Parker St. RISING signed for a regular role in between Middle Tpke. and Mary Cheney MARTIN NAMED Thompson: (18) SHARING OUR FAITH Columbia Pictures Televi­ Dear Mayor: Green Rd. has got to be heard (20-22-30) MAC DAVIS sion's “Nakia" series. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ac­ to be believed. Library Adds tor-singer Tony Martin has What’s right is right. I owe I Manchester (24) EVEVING AT POPS The contemporary western you an apology — so, here it is. My wife says it’s like Grand New Books for ABC-TV is being filmed in been named vice president of Central Station. I say it’s the Nixon’s Plight — 8:30 — the Philadelphia Bells, Remember five weeks ago I Hospital Fiction (8-40) JUST FOR LAUGHS Albuquerque, N.M. Holland Tunnel, the Autobahn Famous Makers Pennsylvania entry of the when part of Woodbridge St. Arnow — The Kentucky trace •^10® - 9:00 - (over Bigelow Brook) was and the Indianapolis Speedway Boosts Dollar I Notes Conway - The Abbot’s house new . — all rolled into one. No-Iron (3) MOVIE This printing test pattern is Bells' President John B. washed away during a torren­ Forster — Anger in the wind tial rainfall, and you didn’t I realize it is an emergency Discharged Wednesday: Fashion Sheets "The Looking QIau War" (1970) part of The Herald quality com; Kelly, Jr., said Martin would Holt — The house of a thousand Men’s (8-40) KUNG FU know anything about it until I situation. But I realize also the C ath erin e B enevento, 79 lanterns trol program in order to give participate fully in executive BRUSSELS (UPI) — Specula­ more than three centimes going Cainty florals, denim looks, stripes, p o l^ (18) WFL FOOTBALL phoned you, and the town traffic now concentrated on tion that Rresident Nixon will Homestead St.; George Miller, you one of the finest decisions. from 4.72125 to 4.7550 francs. Lurie — The war. between the dots. Not every size in every color. Parker St. and later to be split Vernon Garden Apts., Vernon; •Sport and Hawallana vt. Sharks - Jacksonville, newspapers in the nation. manager didn’t know anything resign boosted the U.S. dollar Banking officials said the dollar Tates Twin Flat & Fit Full F la ts Fit Cates 42>36 Fla. about it until you phoned him? again, with Woodbridge St. on world money markets today Joseph Gottlieb, 119 Scott Dr.; Reg. 3.99 Reg. 4.99 Reg. 2.99 (24) INTERNATIONAL gained because financial circles Marsh — Black as he’s painted Dress Shirts What I’m apologizing for is again to get its share, is and brought down the price of Herman Moses, 43 Tunnel Rd., Runyon — I, weapon PERFORMANCE anticipated Nixon's resigna­ 5 5 0 : 2 . o7 5 0 : ^ 2 7 7 ------a doubting the accuracy of a b^ause of the total lack of gold. Vernon; Cecil McGill, 45 Shannon — Crime file • Knit Crew Necks 3 ■ ■ ■ M i planning by the town. tion, thus ending the drawn out — 10:00 — remark credited to you in the London dealers said rumors Davewell Rd., South Windsor; Non-Fiction (8-40) STREETS OF SAN All that traffic comes from political uncertainty in • Shorty PJ’s next day’s newspapers. of Nixon’s imminent resigna­ Washington. Irene Orsino, 11 Battista Rd.; Aron — The imperial republic; F r a n c is c o You were quot^ as saying and goes to residential, in­ tion inspired confidence in both In Zurich, the opening rate of Walter Smith, 16 Jan Dr., Ver­ the United States & the world, Always (20-22-30) COMEDY WORLD that, despite the troubles (a dustrial and commercial areas the dollar and the American non; Luther Burnham, 658 Plea­ 1945-1973 Your Choice Save to 40% 1st Quality which were planned and con­ 2.9815 Swiss francs was the best Reg. to 7.99 (24) JEANNE WOLF WITH washed-out culvert that could economy. And in Brussels, .a sant Valley Rd., South Windsor. Baldwin — Bad Henry structed without any eye out for since July 12 and gain of 1.5 cen­ — 11:00 - cost $50,000 or more to replace, bank source said, “It would Also, Lana Saponare, East No-Iron Floral Print Sheets easy entry and exit. times from Wednesday’s close Boorstin — Democracy and its (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS a street closed to traffic for an seem that as the President goes of 2.9665. In London, the price of Hartford; Laurette Soucie, (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT undeterminable length of time, liie traffic just has no other down, the dollar goes up.” East Hartford; Jeannette disc^tents Attractive multi-floral design on snowy white place to go but via Parker St. a pound fell from $2.37625 to Bronowski—The ascent of man ground. 128 thread count muslin. - 11:30 - FILM RATING GUIDE and no assurance that similar Dealers in Zurich said trading $2.3655. In Brussels, the opening Rodgers, 545 Graham Rd., (and, of course, Woodbridge Brookter — Here I am — take Twin Flat S Fit (3) MOVIE culverts also in danger of being was extremely hectic there. rate of 39.475 Belgian francs up South Windsor; John Goulter,. Full Flat S Fit Cases 42x36 For Parents and washed out), “the area St.) The dollar rose in’Frankfurt East Hartford; Mary Montany, my hand Each "Tiger by the Tall" (1988) from 39.30, also was the best Reg. residents were in a festive The traffic, like Topsy, “just Cadwallader — In celebration Reg. 2 3 7 • Reg.' 2.99 2 6 7 (8-40) WIDE WORLD Their Children to its highest level for almost 280 Ferguson Rd.; Sandra Ben­ Fabulous easy care blend 3.99 • 4.99 ( growed.” since July 12. In Amsterdam, of small things :Pkg.ol2 SPECIAL BQ/Q'ERS mood.” five months opening at 2.5950 son, East Hartfonl; Lisa Grif­ fabrics! Knit shirts Sometimes I think the town, the dollar went up from 2.65220 Cecil — The Cecils of Hatfield (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON G E N E R A L A U DIEN CES I couldn’t believe it, even German marks, one pfennig up guilders to 2.6575. fin, 28 Russell St.; Douglas Ted- stripes and solids, shorty All Agn Admittsd after you explained: too, “just growed.” House PJs in coat or middy style. from Wednesday’s close and a Gold opened $1.75 lower in ford, 71 Columbus St.; John “The reason is that they’ve And so, Mayor, I repeat my gain of three pfennig from O’Neil, 13 Thayer Rd. Chapman — The challenge of Come early for best selec­ G2;:\THEATRES EAST Looking for a busy Zurich at $153 an ounce and 25 tion. v j Oli M HCH SMR \M P tR sio r apology. Anne Boleyn Cannon * | *-:’ had their share of trucks and Wednesday’s opening rate. It cents lower in London at Also, Keith Sutkaitis, East , Caldor J Vtrbrt Ukhfi PAACNTAL QUtOAMCf marketplace trafficon the street At least now My neighbors and I also was the highest dollar rate Hampton; Ellen Thomas, 146 Commager — Britain through I ttn tu n d SUOOItTBO Velour Mattress where you can buy, would be in a festive mood if $154.25. It fell another $1.75 in American eyes « c , Gallwey — The inner game of Solids. 5 inch over W^^oodbridge St., to see *^V •■ Sf B0x90 your swap offer. tennis nyloii binding. whether any progress (even Reg. Machine wash. T H l Other boater's ads 15.99 stop-gap) had b^n made at the Goddard — Joey (Gallo) provide you with Hawke — Paine CLEARANCE! 72x90 80x90 90x108 sunken portion of the street. It Today s high fashion, nos­ Reg. Reg. Reg. a selection of 'ii Hawkins — Anything for a quiet 6.49 7.49 9.99 hadn’t. What impressed me, talgic patchwork' Machine 6 4 4 -M M boats which are life however, was the silence. It Ladies’ 10 “ washable. £4sr wmsoR for sale. m m m d % iP S ' Hersey — Flowering shrubs and 547; 647; 847 DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 was deafening and awesome. It was like another world. small trees Fashion R eturn^ iS| I walked home and, as I got Heward — Some are called THIS SHOW 99* ALL TIMESI' Swim Suits closer and closer, the noise clowns Room Size MACON ThcDratbn became louder and louder, until Hillier — Basic guide to flower .. hl» last [ ormance Is hl« b««ll Qlic H crath arranging Super Shag Rugs CO U N TY U N E CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING I couldn’t even hear myself Reg. to 13.99 8AT.-SUN. MAT. 2 P.M. think. 1^1 Irvine — The book, the ring and EVES SHOWN 7:^ 9:00 the poet KING KDNG ESCAPES’ PHONE 643-2711 The continual roar of cars, -Rated (R ) fOR AStlSTAMCt m RLACma rOUR AD Jackson — Monsieur Butterfly Reg. M AT. 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    Cn ■ MtoitncMhiletiiitiolulitItMl Here’s where you can get yours now: Assorted styles, colors; not Suede-like uppers for easy I s ® ’ I "*wkl»rPlict,Awll»,W roii»80 *669«s The critics argue that it is better to bulence, Nixon, himself, munism suddenly lost all agony which a man mignt not fORNERlY SAVE CLERRRNCEPRICE - JUST IN TIME FOR THE NEW may have acted hastily and with a made a predawn visit on May suspicions about the interna­ It would be good to be able to clude the lormer president of halt it now when only about $1 million want to experience again — *459” *60 *399” 19" PORTABLE certain amount of bull-headedness, 9 to the Lincoln Memorial tional conspiratorial commu­ yet would not for the world record that the sudden South Korea, Vun Po Sun, FALL VIEWING SEASON! C O L O R T .V . has been committed rather than wait where he engaged some anti­ nist threatr nave missed ... But a nation crumbling of the military dic­ Catholic Bishop Daniel Chi, the we would hope the critics will be more war students in a debate. poet Kim Chi Ha and scores of 19” CHROMACOLOR PORTABLE TV and stop it in January when most of that lives from crisis to crisis tatorship which misruled 1-Button Tuning NOWONir *3 38 ” deliberate and tolerant. Saving $2 or According to some of the is in danger of straining its Greece for seven years could be other prominent and lesser 1/2 PRICE the $4.5 million will have been com­ students he met, “he looked M.I.T. historian Bruce OTHER FAMOUS BRANDS $3 million is not to be sneezed at but it spirit and tearing its soul... credited, at least in part, to ef­ citizens. In a veritable reign of CIERRRNCE PRICE 17" DELUXE PORTABLE tired and depressed;” “his Mazlish suggests not. But he and in today’s world, there terror, the lawyer who When you buy first tire at regular price mitted. This is shaving your losses. hands were in his pockets; he forts by the United States. 399” >30 >3S9>5 C O L O R T .V . might be penny-wise and pound- adds, “The basic context for are limits on the extent to defended Kim and six students FORMERLY CLEA R AEE PRICE didn’t look anyone in the Nixon’s foreign policy is his As it was, the self-engineered ^ ______SAVE We would buy this if we were quite which we or any other nation ouster of the regime apparently was himself arrested because NOWONir foolish for us at this stage to reject eyes; he looked scared and dedication to peace.” As Nix­ can afford ... crisis politics RCA 25” XL-100 *299” sure the loss could be minimized to nervous like he was in a fog.” on told Walter Cronkite back came as a complete surprise to he objected in court to the death COLOR CONSOLE *589®* M l ” the Bradley “people-mover” experi­ at home.” sentences given them. about $1 million but this may be just in 1960, “the major role (of a Richard Nixon wrote those Washington, an unexpected con­ *548 ment solely because of its admitted president) is to contribute to­ sequence of the Cypriote crisis. It may be said that none of wishful thinking when the fine print of words three years before the MOTOROLA current political liabilities. Bruce Mazlish, author of ward building world peace,” torturous, slow-motion explo­ Indeed, according to Secretary this is America’s affair, that we “In Search of Nixon,” specu­ an overriding concern which sion of events, collectively of State Kissinger, we had have no business meddling in MAQNAVOX 25” lates that “the months of Nixon attributed to the called “Watergate,” began to hesitated to bring any pressure the internal politics of other COLOR CONSOLE Quaker values of his mother 23" QUASAR II April — May 1970 imposed tear the soul of America. on Athens for fear that countries. The failure of WIYNINSYAMATK CONTIMPOIARY S H U *519** • 7 1 « the greatest strain on Nixon’s and grandmother. While the Watergate affair “superhawks” might seize con­ democracy to flourish in South (WORKS IK A DRAWER) psyche since 1962. It is a trib­ When Nixon called his visit *448 25’’ 100% SOLID STATE actually began in June, 1972, trol of the government and Vietnam or South Korea is CONTEMPORARY STYLE-AUTO LOCK ute to his ‘strength of charac­ to China “the week that the affair md not become a DniBLE FORMERLY S A V E CLEARANCE PRICE launch a war against Turkey. evidence that the tree of liberty COLOR CONSOLE ter’ and his dogged per­ changed the world,” he “Nixon Crisis” until March, will not necessarily take root ‘499” ‘51« *448»‘' RCA 19" XL 100 surely must have viewed the Thus, welcome as Greece’s 7D POSITIONS U.H.F. severance that he suffered 1973, when James McCord, where we wish, no matter how merely a depression and not crisis as one of the “mountain return to civilian rule is, it is COLOR one of the burglary defen­ well watered with American 23” QUASAR II CUARANCE PRICE a breakdown ...” top” moments of his entire dants, wrote a letter to Judge not something this country can PORTABLE ‘ 459” ‘6 1” Truth in blood. And certainly, there is WITH MSTAMATICKD. STYLE life. John Sirica implicating a pride itself on. And while there IWMKSINAIHUNERI *489” number of White House per­ may be one less dictatorship in not much we can realistically BELTED FDRMERIY S A V E CUARANCE PRICE sonnel in the Watergate mis­ the world, there are plenty do on behalf of the millions r ■ / living under oppression behind *549” *50"" *499” 25" COLOR CONSOLE Sportscasting? sion and its subsequent more where it came from. Too Original Equipment MOTOROLA 21" '■ ■ 7 W ITH BLACK RMATRIX TUBE cover-up. the Iron Curtain. many of them, unfortunately, QUASAR COLOR FORMERLY S A V E CUARANCE PRICE The nation was further are counted among America’s Yet too often we are willing 2 5 " QUASAR II *499®* INSYAMATK (WORKS IN A DRAWER) <60 rocked when John Dean, a allies or national proteges. to play along with the little dic­ * ^ ‘549” ‘ 80®® *409« If you are one of those who feel the what they are seeing on the playing Deluxe Champion’ FORMERLY S A V E C U A R A E E PRICE 439 former counsel to the Presi­ In South, Vietnam, the ideals tators — if they are anti­ government has ground to a standstill dent, told the Senate Ervin field is professional football. and goals for which 55,000 communist, and if they serve ‘569” *489®* 23" EARLY AMERICAN Committee in June that Nix­ PHILCO 18 ' because of Watergate, relax, lots of While not directly related to sports, American soldiers died, remain the interests of our global on knew about the cover-up military and diplomatic SUP-R-BELT’ 2 5 " QUASAR COLOR CONSOLE things have been happening. as early as September, 1972. as distant as ever. That coun­ COLOR the Treasury Department’s Bureau of strategy. 100% SOUD STAn INSYAMATK fo r m e r ly S A V i CUARANCE PRICE When another aide try, still struggling for (WORKS IN A DRAWER) PORTABLE ‘ 259” ‘ 3 1” IM*. M H n _ " n r But that strategy is supposed S m R U M lf... *429“ ‘ 61” *308®® For example, if the Federal Com­ Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, has abruptly announced in July existence against a relentless W M HnI r m a . FORMERLY S A V E C tEA R A EE PRICE to be for a larger purpose than A7B-13 Mpfoa. A rCm that Nixon had recorded all foe who has never recognized 2inootb-ridlng < U . I I “RTTT •t.BO munications Commission has its way, not been idle either. They have just our own national security. B7B-14 OiwmJfne, U a m rieka , VWIeMU S 7 .S B ls . e T 206 ‘649” ‘60« *589” conversations in his offices, a the cease-fire, is no model of bo^ pits of CbwMto, Diialerv, Momria, sportscasters will have to stop playing proposed that brewers list the in­ fight ensued between Con­ human freedom. It is supposed to be in defense of C78-14 Jauatliu, Mevedchs, JVwteiv* 3S.OO 10.00 2.17 SANYO 15 " 19" t00% SOLID STATE Osmaree. C k e U tn g tn , CMiwfin. gress, the courts, the Special Neither is the Philippines, human freedom everywhere. E78-14 Ctmgen, Pirtbirdt, JavetUu, 3 S .4 S 10.72 2.33 19" QUASAR II PORT ABLi COLOR DELUXE PORTABLE gredients of their products on the Wuetanto. Novas, SatM tn favorites. In a recent ruling, the FCC Prosecutor and the White FORMERLY S A V E C U A R A E E PRICE though tutored in democracy Must we, the leader of the so- POLYESTER Chargart, Cbauaikt, Coafan, PORTABLE ‘ 259” *61” FORMERLY S A V E ClEARANCE PRICE told networks and stations of their labels. House, for possession of the called Free World, remain so F7814 Cutlmaaat, Paltianaa, U fiana, 4 3 .S 0 21.TS 2.60 for half a century by the United Mamtagoa. SkykHta. Tbrtma ‘319” *31” *288” *429” ‘ 80®® *349®* tapes. silent? C kavaU n, Coronets, Cutlastaa, duty to prevent deliberate falsifica­ This could be very disruptive to States. While the budding FIBERGLASS Falrtamn, La Mans. Matodoro. One casualty of the battle 07B-14 4 S .S S 2 2 .0 7 267 autocratic rule of President Momtagoa. Orand PHs. tion, distortion or suppres^on of the many males who like a particular w as Special Prosecutor PmOaeOTO, Spaalah 'INTEREST ONLY Marcos is still fairly benign, at douUe-bflttad for B a k K ChsveHe. Chofftr. Archibald Cox whom Nixon H erald H7B-14 CiuJmo, UUaniaitdSataiata 4 S .S B 2 4 .4 2 262 Sorry, All purchases madt prior to this clearaiKe sale may net he applied to our Cuumnleed Savings Plan. facts in sport broadcasts. beer and could care less what was least two members of the itrangth,longinileago m g tm a : Tbrfaoe, Op u TbrtAM fired, despite earlier J7B-14 OMiiBiohto, AMitlie wiMMs S1.20 2 B .0 0 3.06 used in Milwaukee famous, that it assurances of Cox’s “indepen­ Philippine political opposition Yesterdays Apfda, flywieethe, *A8 Color TV's CAREY 2 YEAI Pkluri luhe WARRANTY - FREE LAB6R FROM 96 DAYS to I YEAR What this will do to those languish in prison, simply P7S.1B 4 4 .7 0 2 2 .2 0 266 dence,” because Cox refused Chevye, Dodpe, Pbr*, Meiwye, sportscasters who carry the label of comes from the Land of Sky Blue a compromise on the tapes. because they are the opposition. 25 Years Ago 078-16 AfywwMlhs. AMiteee 4 e .B B 2 2 .2 7 2.74 Bukhs. Chrvya. Dft4Rts. Parda, /Guaranteeid j Waters, or contains the finest hops but While Nixon’s pop But it is South Korea, whose No new cases of polio have H78-1B Chryakn, Uarewya, OUa, • 0 .0 0 2 0 .0 2 2.97 being “the voice of the Red Sox, PIvmatdha, P a n U ^ TBtrda plummeted to a new low of 27 independence another 30,000 been reported here for five con­ CHARGE ’EM! Bakka. Chryalan, OUo.- Dodga, “no additives.” J7B-16 y Savings y Guarijian Service Master Charge Yankees” or whatever team you per cent, a disbelieving na­ Americari soldiers gave their secutive days. Pard, Uartury m d Hymaalk magaa B1.00 20 .0 0 3.13 tion shook its head at White Blackwili olto0 / If m should M> out of youruM, vvtl What with the sportscasters sudden­ lives to secure, that presents Parking meters are officially / givtyou •‘‘riifwhoek'' muriin i«t«r CWUfacM. tmgarkla, I hiMhM; name remains to be seen. If the ruling L7t-1B BHfcA.CAM0AJDM|f«0l*M4 ■ 4 . M 27.12 3.19 Soles House claims that key tapes the most disheartening exam­ in force today and motorists are liIrfnCtll / (Mvirytt wtvortiMdfwtvortiMd pho«- Aoniiee wefMa ly muted, the average fan might out of had been lost or never existed is carried out literally, it could be a required to deposit coins in the A l prtoM plut tM N ind 2 oU Utm . LotdranQtlonhs in the first place. ple. boredom succumb to reading the beer machines. Prlood M ihoMin It n n n e n t 8tor«. CowpoWhwVprtoidalPIroitortiDMlifianditiBwrAcotmtomtiiplopInBlhiUrwloniilga MANCHESTE r" pS I ? J “ W8 SECTION « bonanza for the networks and stations Against a background of There, mere criticism of the Manchester Auction Mart is as all the “ local color” time, atten­ bottle label and have his beer drinking indictments and convictions 13-year old regime of President eoNsmsR reopened with total sales ruined as well. of former cabinet members Park Chung Hee is punishable EAST HARTFORD dance figure time, etc., will have to be and high White House aides by death. There, an ongoing reported for first day at $1,302 325 BROAD ST. NOT AIL ITEMS filled with commercials. Maybe you think it is right for - and amid a welter of series of trials of dissidents for in-season fruits and, O SILVER LANE PLAZA denials, changes of stories which began last winter has had vegetables. MANCHESTER SAAES AVAILABLE IN sportscasters to be kept honest. But ® 1974 by NEA. Inc.' ENFIELD _ And the ruling couldn’t have come and conflicting testimony, the effect of stifling every voice Capitd 646-3356 AIL STORES BUT few ardent sports fans are ever taken Nixon finally found himself 10 Years Ago APPLIANCE & 'The way I see It — If people want to go nude at the of opposition to Park’s in­ SURBURBAN MALL - HAZAW _A^ ORDERS TAKEN at a worse time for the fledgling in by th e exaggeration of beach, that's their civil right!" the subject of preliminary creasingly repressive rule. Restaurateurs circulate Open Dally 8 to 5:30 impeachment proceedings in ’Those who have been tried or petitions again, asking or­ TV CENTERS IN ALL STORES Work Football League sportscasters the House of Representatives. sportscasters which is more than can who face trial under emergency dinance to allow Sunday sale of Sat. 8 to 12:30 who are trying to convince viewers The biggest crisis seemed liquor. be said about politics. yet to come. decrees proclaimed by Park in­ Tire PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 8, 1974______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Thurs., Aug. 8, 1974— PAGE SEVEN

    Special Town Meeting Tonight Proposed Draft of Town Charter 725 F. Middle Tumpiko BOLTON It shall supervise the custody flee, wlllfull or materially board of selectmen for their reduce the total appropriation COVENTRY hire a part-time zoning agent at a salary sion for the admission of electors Friday, Donna Holland of alt books and records of ac­ negligent to the duties of his of­ recommendation. to any board by a specific not to exceed $6,000. from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Town Hall. 3 Correspondent counts of the town, except the fice or requirements of public The selectmen will forward amount. Monira Shea school board; be responsible for service demand his removal, such request to the finance On items of the budget, the This person would prepare technical Hoe-Down DAYS 646-0375 gPIKKM COMING Correnpondeni reports, do filed inspection and generally SILP-SIRVICI DIPT STORID n recommending the amount, the board of selectmen shall board for its recommendation annual town budget meeting • r /---- Because of popular demand, the antl- purpose and proposed method summon said officer to appear and approval. The finance 742-9495 assist the Planning and Zoning Commis­ ONLYI A Charter Commission, must have a quorum equal to DevCo coalition will once again sponsor a before it. board shall hold a public sion. iNuas,m, charged with preparing a town of financing projected capital 2% per cent of the electors on SOONl Hoe-Down on Saturday, Aug. 24. A N D SAT The officer shall receive a hearing on such appropriation. There will be a special town meeting charter for Bolton, was ap­ expenditures; be responsible any motion or amendment to be Board of Education Dancing will once again be on the dirt for holding joint meetings at summons for a hearing. If approved, the request shall considered legally binding upon tonight at 7.30 in the auditorium of the KING’S FINAL SUMMER pointed by the Selectmen in the Sup<^rmarkots floor of the spacious Coventry Riding least twice a year with one or Following the hearing the go to a duly warned town the town. high school to consider two items. The Board of Education will meet spring of 1973. In June 1973 it To Our Stables on Judd Road to the music of more members of all boards to selectmen have 30 days to make The board of finance may There will be a request by the Town tonight at 7:30 in the teachers lounge of was discovered an improper meeting which shall vote on the "Sunny Slope.” a decision. appropriation by referendum. make special appropriations up Council for authorization ^ spend |26,500 the high school. balance of members had been exchange information and to This band is featured in dancing spots B udget. If the request is approved by M E A T S i^ Parking Lot of revenue sharing money for the purchase There will be a report of the smoking appointed. conduct such joint planning and to $3,000 without approval of a throughout the Hartford area. the selectmen and planning and of a rescue vehicle for the North Coventry committee on the success of the trial coordination as may be . All boards must file with the town meeting. The proceeds from the dance will be necessary. Volunteer Fire Department. period where smoking was allowed at the The commission, however, selectmen and board of finance zoning commission and disap­ Charter Effective used for legal expenses in the group’s The selectmen will have the a detailed estimate of their prove by the finance board, it • The charter shall become The present vehicle, a 1958 truck high school. struggle to keep Coventry rural. continued to meet. It met with purchased second-hand from Bloomfield There will also be a report on the several boards In town to get power to hire or discharge any budget at least 90 days prior to can be brought to a town Wfective the day following ap- Refreshments will be available at the meeting by petition, with the for $500 seven years age, will be on display progress of the summer maintenance their views on any changes they appointed town officials or the annual town budget ^rovai of a referendum. A n$H FRY dance and tickets are available for $2.50 employes, except those of the meeting. petition calling for vote by The charter, if and when ap- at the school from 7:30 p.m. on unless the program. per person. felt would be necessary for school board; to accept reads, The selectmen will give their referendum. I roved, may be amended at any vehicle is needed for an emergency. Board of Admissions For tickets call Marily Barrette, 742- their respective boards. The The other item on the agenda will be a post maintenance bond protec­ comments to the board of Annual Budget I me. If not appointed earlier, 6338 or the C9 ventry Riding Stables at 742- commission did not meet with request by the council for authorization to The Board of Admissions will hold a ses­ all town boards. tion for existing roads, finance at least 70 days before The town annual budget must 1 le selectmen must appoint a 9576. purchase real estate in an the annual town budget be approved at a town meeting. < liarter revision commission FOR CHARITY In N ovem ber 1973 the amount not to exceed $3,000; meeting. The town meeting may not in­ 1 ve years from the date the selectmen dissolved the charter accept real estate in an amount The finance board will hold at crease the amount but it may prst town charter is effective. commission due to many not to exceed $3,000 fair market least one public hearing at least Once again Frank’s Supermarket and the Manchester Savings Throughout the Store! qiiesUons being raised as to its value. two weeks prior to the town Jaycees Join together for a charitable cause. All proceeds Jaycees Plan Work Weekend legality and due to the opinion The selectmen will have the budget meeting. from this Fish Fry will be donated to the Manchester of Marshall Taylor, town power to dispose of town No town board, except the Memorial Hospital. Watch The Herald for further details. counsel, of the general statutes property having a fair market board of education, may any other interested persons Meriden. Bruce Zollo, Dick directors; Dick Gawitt, state concerning charter com­ value of less than $100; appoint transfer funds among budget COVENTRY who wish to participate. Gawltt, Harry Evageliou and director, 742-9876; and Joe missions. temporary commissions; han­ categories in excess of 10 per Monica Shea Persons interested in helping Joe Pacheco attended various Pacheco, publicity chairman, Save 25% to 50% dle legal action by or against cent of such categories without 85 East Center St. ALL should contact Bruce Zollo at workshops and information 742-6417. Following the dissolution the • FISH A CHIPS DINNER Correspondent the town; purchase supplies, finance board approval. at Summit St. 742-9074 for further informa­ sessions. They will report on selectmen immediately ap­ • COKE 742-9495 Off King’s Regular Low PrIcesI maintain town properties, enter Special Appropriation. The newly formed Coventry tion. their activities at the August The executive board has dis­ pointed a new charter commis­ FOR into agreements with any A request for a special ap­ WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI • ICE CREAM meeting. cussed a summary of activities sion to prepaife a town charter. Jaycees will be participating in political subdivision to provide propriation of more than $50,000 • HOSTCSSCAKE a work weekend on Saturday The executive board consists for the coming year. These in­ Members appointed included ONLY Rain dates for the work MENS SHORT SLEEVE necessary services subject to must be forwarded by the Watch tor further dstalisL and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 of Bruce Zollo, president, 742- clude a recycling project at the MENS SLACKS Harold Laws, John Esche, weekend will be Aug. 17 and 18. approval of a town meeting. cognizant board to the planning Sweetheart Roses ^ 1 .8 9 d o * . p.m. at the town-owned 9074; Harry Evageliou, exter­ dump and a raffle for $100 Frank Manna, William The Jaycees are asked to The selectmen will have the and zoning commission and the Laidlaw property at Merrow nal vice president, 742-7666; worth of food for the month of Grunske, Margaret McCarrick, OPEN m 9 P.M. THURS., FHI. NITE8I bring tools such as shears, CUFFED - STRAIGHT LEG SPORT SHIRTS power to delegate powers to Road and Goose Lane. axes, rakes, shovels, saws, etc. Andy Broderson, internal vice September, flea and farmers Helen Bevins, John Morianos, agencies responsible to it; let The Jaycees have agreed to The club will hold its charter p re sid e n t, 742-7161; Ron market and the banquet for John Connolly, Walter Solids ■ Plaids ■ Prints out for public bid any item over assist the Conservation Com­ Rogers, secretary, 742-8488; September, a drug information FLARES Treschuk, Samuel Teller, night banquet on Sept 13. More $2,500 with the bid awarded to mission by cutting nature trails Tom Temple, treasurer, 742- program in October and a Joanne Neath, Harvey Harpin details will be available later. the lowest qualified bidder; 725 E. Middle Turnpike 1...... -COUPON ...... and in general helping to im­ 6485; Dick Giggey, 742-9344 and Coventry Citizen of the Year and Gary Mortenson. Several executive board enact ordinances; hold public prove the site. Ted Pierce, 742-8423, charter Award in February. SALE PRICE The proposed draft of the members attended a leadership SALE PRICE hearings prior to enacting any OPEN MON. AND TUES. The Jaycees will welcome Org. Price Org. Price charter was completed recent­ conference on July 27 in proposed ordinances; enforce B A.M. to 9 P.M. to ly. The selectmen and town 2oo_Aoo to emergency ordinances. WED. THRU SAT. 6.90 counsel will meet Monday to EXTRA S&H 4.99 2.9 6 Town electors have the power OREEIM 8 A.M. to to P.M. Junior Women Launch discuss the draft and prepare to propose ordinances or repeal STAfwIPS their comments that will be existing ordinances by petition. "Now 3 Fine GREEN STAMPS Membership Campaign forwarded to the charter com­ Supermarkets To mission. Planning and Zoning Serve You Bettor!’’ S h e H e r a t h ROYS SHORT SLEEVE JR. ROYS Laws, chairman of the com­ The planning and zoning com­ 100 COVENTRY ones’’ at Mansfield State mission, said the suggested mission shall consist of nine, Wa Rotarvt T/io Sight To LImll Quinl/Hot 200 300 Area Profile Training School, holiday parties Supermarkot$» Monica Shea KNIT SHIRTS ROXER JEANS revisions wouid be completed members. Five members shall EXTRA EXTRA at the school, a poster contest immediately. He requested a constitute a quorum but no sub­ DOUBLE S&H GREEN EXTRA Correspondent for Capt. Nathan Hale School public hearing be held the week division approval, zone change STAMPS SATURDAY With $ 1 0 742-9495 pupils, Santa’s visit at the Town W ith $20 W ith S30 The Junior Women’s Qub has following Labor Day. or multiple dwelling complex KlhfUra ' • ^ S t J r r m i a t s Area Students Going Hall, Meet Your Candidates 7 TO 10 P.M. purchase purchase purchase launched its annual membership When all comments are heard permit may be adopted by less August 5 • August 11 programs and a $200 Drive. and revisions made the charter than six affirmative votes. On Seoul Crusade scholarship to a Coventry High SALE PRICE will be finalized and presented Mos«y*s Head Cut Applications are available SALE PRICE Good Thurs., Frt. and Sat School graduate. at a town meeting for vote. Board of Finance for women between the ages of Org. Price —COUPON- August 8, 9 and 10 Except during Last year the club’s two-year The following is a summary The board of finance shall 18 and 40. to Org. Price consist of six members, not with thli coupon DouMs Stamp Hours will be taking the trip are Cindy community improvement of the proposed draft of the •nd $5.00 purchiM Donna Holland The club, formed seven years 1.9 9 1.48 more than three of whom may Bither, Bolton; Lori Secristand project, a lake area study, won 3.88 ' town charter showing signifi­ Six members of the Campers ago, is non-profit, non- be from any one political party. . CORNED Brenda Phelps, Manchester; first prize on the district level cant changes in town govern­ rlctly Fresh Crusade for Christ, CC of C a sectarian, non-partisan, and af­ Gordon Grover and Bruce and an honorable mention on ment as proposed by the GRADEA non-denominational national filiated with ^e international Other Board. Ingbretsen, Glastonbury, and the state level. charter commission in the FIRST organization, from the Greater organization. MEDIUM A Julie Jacobs, Marlborough. The club also holds several town’s first charter. Board of Education, 7; Public Hartford area left today for a Its purpose is to bring young MISSES Building Commission, 7; Board CUT Although the organization has social events each year, such as MISSES U.S.0A. Choice nret Cut ' two-week stay in Seoul, Korea. women together in an organiza­ of Fire Commissioners, 6; EGGS been in the area for some time, luncheons, bridge, fashion 3 9 ^ : b e e f Seoul, Korea. tion where they can use their Board of Tax Review, 3; Plan­ < shows, and an annual dinner- prior to this year it was for energies and abilities to benefit JAMAICA SETS HALTER & SLEEVELESS Elected Board. The six area residents will dance. ning and Zoning alternates, 3; CHUCK ^college students only. This is themselves and their communi­ The Board of Selectmen shall join about 180 members of the The club meets from Zoning Board of Appeals, 'the first year it was opened to ty by providing civic, cultural, consist of five members, the Au|wt 10 OiNyi crusade in California who are September to May on the third ASSORTED TOPS 5; Zoning Board of Appeals high school students. educational and social develop­ first seiectman and four others. c u iiM a 1 2 * lb . also going to Seoul. Wednesday of the month. alternates, 3; Library Board, 6. There are between 40 to 68 ment. The selectmen will serve as STEAK The group will spend three A hospitality tea for respec­ members in the Greater Hart­ The club is composed of exofficio members of ail town Term s days and nights in villages with tive new members will be held BACK B AY U.S.D.A. Choice CHUCK ROAST | 1 U.S.D.A. Choice Bonelese ford area. They meet weekly seven working committees: SALE PRICE boards, commissions and agen­ The terms of present board Koreans. The remaining on Aug. 29 at 8 p.m. at the home SALE PRICE for Bible study at member’s Arts, community affairs, ways Org. Price cies. members shall continue until 39 time will be spent at the Korean of Mrs. Robert Gutt, Org. Price BONELESS ROLLED homes and once a month at a and means, membership, year­ The selectmen may not hold the second Monday in June 7 CHUCK STEAK * | Academy, a highrise building in membership chairman. to to S L I C E D ^ O local gym or recreational area book and newsletter, publicity, any other salaried office in when their successors shall Seoul built by CC of C. For more information or an 5.88 ' 2.66 5.99 1.5 6 U;S.D.A. Choice Freeh I A A U.S.D.A. Choice (CHUCK) i for fun. and hostess. town while serving as take office. ) Area CC of C members who application, call Mrs. Gutt at The purpose of the group is to Some of the club’s ac­ selectmen nor will they be eligi­ The town clerk, treasurer and BACON n o 39 V # lb. teach high school and college 742-8680 or M rs. M ichael ble for appointment to any such tax collector shall serve terms JGROUND CHUCK ’ V LONDON BROIL * complishments include the Adamick, co-chairman at 742- lb. students how to share their adoption of eight “forgotten office or position of profit es- of four years each. 7935. tabiished during their term of faith and to express their own MISSES GIRLS Appointive Boards id^as of what faith means to office for one year thereafter. The selectmen shall appoint them. The selectmen shall meet the ASSORTED SLACKS ASSORTED SLACKS first Monday in June 1975 and members of all appointive Poet Sentenced In order to participate in the Dr. Couillard Named boards who shall be qualified trip to Seoul each member had biennially thereafter on the se­ In Wife’s Death electors of the town. Members to write a paper explaining why cond Monday in June for the of appointed boards may be POR'TLAND, Maine (UPI) - he wanted to go to Seoul. Each Assistant Principal purposes of organization. removed from office if they do James Lewisohn, a professor of member also had to come up At the organization meeting not attend at least 50 per cent of literature at the University of tion was accepted on July 1. the board will appoint a deputy with ideas on how to raise HEBRON meetings. Maine and a nationally money. The board also appointed SALE PRICE SALE PRICE first selectman to serve as act­ Nancy Foote The appointed boards are: recognized poet, was sentenced David Cressy as assistant prin­ Org. Price ing selectman in the absence of The group had spaghetti Correspondent Org. Price Economic Development Com­ to life in prison Tuesday for the suppers, bake sales, car washes cipal following the acceptance to the first seiectman. 228-3970 to mission, five-year terms; shooting death of his wife, and sold flowers. They raised of Glen Frank’s resignation on The board shall publish an The Regional District No. 8 10.99 5.96 6.58 3 .0 0 Conservation Commission, Roslyn, last June. $3,700 in four weeks time. Aug. 5. agenda for each meeting in a Board of Education has ap­ three-year terms; Civil Lewisohn, 40, made no com­ The only personal expense Superintendent of Schools newspaper having circulation in pointed Dr. G. Robert Couillard Defense Advisory Council, 7 to U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS - PERSONAL SERVICE -S&H STAMP ment when the verdict was David Cattanach interviewed the town and post such agenda will be plane fare to California as assistant principal at Rham 15 members; Capitol Region read. candidates for the positions at least three days prior to the and spending money. High School. Boy Flares...... 1.96 Purchasing Council, 1 member; ■■Mrs. Lewisohn, 38, was a during the month of July and meeting at the Town Hall. The area CC of C is led by Mr. Dr. Couillard is filling the TODDLER BOYS Bolton Scholarship Committee, guidance counselor at a high over 50 applications were Three selectmen shall con­ and Mrs. Richard Swanson of position previously held by 1 member; Drug Information, 2 school near the couple's home. received. Jr. Boys Knit Sh irts...... 99* stitute a quorum but no or­ Glastonbury. Edward Shine whose resigna­ SLACKS AND dinance, resolution of expen­ members; elderly person con­ tact, 1. Youth activities ad­ 20 Only Ladies Pant Suits ...... 3.00 diture or approval of any zone SHORT SETS change, subdivision or multiple visors and coordinators, 2 dwelling complex permit may. members, two-year terms; Littell Praises Rescue Work Ladies Handbags...... 1.00-2.00 be adopted by less than three Board of Health, 5 members, affirmative votes. two-year term; Building Board TOLLAND rescues, two service calls, and Westwood Park Inc. to Chest­ David G. Cook to Charles J. and The board shall be responsi­ of Appeals, 5 members, five- three miscellaneous. Ladies Dresses ...... 3.OO-5.O0 SALE PRICE Vivian Kenneson nut Estate Inc., High Ridge Judith E. Luce, Cook Rd.; Org. Price ble for carrying out the acts, year terms; Park and Recrea­ Correspondent Warranty Deeds Dr.; Doris Kynoch to Roy L. Dimitry Shafrin to Raja Peggy policies and ordinances of town tion Commission, 1 com­ to missioner, two-year term, com­ 875-4704 P au l B. and L eslie B. and Irene B. Meader, Crystal Shafrin, Eaton Rd.; Charles F. Junior Swim mir...... meetings as directed; for the Farnham to John D. and Helen Lake Rd. 5.00 3.99 1.00 missioner selects 6 members; Eastern Shore New Tolland Fire Chief Ronald Larson Jr. to James Larson, preparation of the annual town ‘Freshest Produce Sold" Littell had high praise for the M. Ohlavet, Old Post Rd.; James M. and Anne K. Cum­ Kent Rd. senior citizens commission, 14 Ladies S k irts ...... report, for obtaining and com­ work of volunteer firemen and Edward Moriarty to Columbia mings to James C. Eggert, 2.00 piling the budgets of various members, indefinite terms; SwMi, Juicy ambulance technicians in their Builders, Inc., Glen View Raisch Dr.; Douglas K. and Welland Meetings departments of the town, jury commission, 3 members, ' Alive and Kicking (While They Last) . one-year term; Insurance Ad­ PEACHES BARTLEH efforts following an accident Terrace; Margaret A. Buckley Minda D. Getchell to Anthony The PZC designated Aug. 26, Ladies Shorts...... 1.77-2 .5 7 TODDLER GIRLS except the school board. Sunday on Walbridge Hill Rd. to Robert S. Reid and Margaret J. Martuccl, Merrow Rd.; as the organizational meeting visory Board, all resident in­ POTATOES or PLUMS MAINE >09 William J. Baker of Peter M. Reid, Old Post Rd.; Patricia Regional L. and M a r ^ K. of the Inland Wetland Commis­ surance agents. PEARS Green Rd., son of Recreation A. Songailo to Michael C. and Lewis to Stephen E. f>nd sion. Regular meetings are Juniors Denim Shorts...... 1.001 ASSORTED SLACKS Appointments 10 LBS. f LOBSTERS A ? ..:;, i Director William Baker, was Dolores A. Russo, Arnold Kathleen G. Ackerman, Grand scheduled to be the second and The board of selectmen shall driver of the car, which went Drive; Robert D. and Chrstine View St.; John J. and Audrey fourth Mondays beginning in 30 Only Girls Shifts, Sizzler Sets...... 1.00 appoint the following town of­ out of control during heavy L. Ciraco to Gary A. and Ann M. Greyson to Gregg J. and October. Kalmbach Starts ficers and employs: 2 9 ‘ rains. Both Baker and a M. LaForce, Kozley Rd. Candace M. Tomkins, Old Staf­ His Time in Jail Assessor, director of health, passenger, Kathy Hoke, are in Stephen and Rachell V. ford Rd.; Raymond N. and Bon­ Infant Gills Party Dresses ...... 1.00 SALE PRICE five constables, tree warden, : Members of the PZC also LOMPOC, Calif. (UPI) - ' “ThtBotr satisfactory condition. Keeney to Tolland Full Gospel building inspector, welfare Low Cal, Sweet Eating nie C. Morris to Robert G. and make up the Wetland Commis­ Littell said the department’s Church, Goose Lane; Ig n o re Rose R. Duty, Rhodes Rd. Herbert W. Kalmbach, Presi­ director, dog warden, civil sion, as approved by a town Infants, Toddlers Polos ...... 50* Org. Price BOILED Hurft rescue tool, a hydraulic T. and Gall C. Poland to t^ rl F. dent Nixon’s former personal defense director, fire marshal, meeting last fall. to ImportMl clamp, saved as much as 40 and Susan B. Adamek, Rt. 30; 1.00 lawyer, has begun serving his auditor, park and recreation 'h Lb. Quitclaim Deeds CANTALOUPES for* 1 Complaints, in writing, are 2.99 HAM minutes in unpinning young David G. Cook to Charles J. and term for Watergate-related commissioner, U.N. Day chair­ / W Werner 0. Kunzli to Francis welcomed from citizens on 40H|t Foam ke Chests, 20 O n ly ...... 1.00 Baker from his car. Although it Judith E. Luce, Cook Rd.; offenses at the minimum man, caretaker of veterans’ A. Dureiko, Snipsic Lake Rd.; possible wetland violations. was the fifth time the tool was Patricia H. Graf to Joseph A. security federal prison. graves. BANANAS -12< used this year, it paid for itself and Deanne S. Sheils, Buff Cap m Foam Ice Buckets,30 O n ly ...... 25* He was assigned to work on The selectmen shall utilize in this one critical accident. Rd.; Joseph A. and Deanne S. TODDLER GIRLS construction of a sewage treat­ the services of a resident state M ,C 0 U P 0 N The Tolland Volunteer Fire Sheils to Datry and Aulitha WEEKEND SPECIAL Curtains, 60 O n ly ...... 99* ment plant. trooper. The selectmen shall Department logged 44 calls Jacobs, Hurlburt Rd. Kalmbach, 52, once one of the appoint a town counsel. during July. William J. and Mary Ellen CASH & CARRY SHORT SETS most prominent lawyers In Local activity includes: vehi­ Luther to Paul N. and Nane Y. Assorted Valances...... 50«l Southern California, was Removal from Office cle accident, a gas washdown, Adams, Old Post Rd.; Gerard Miniature sentenced to six to 18 months by ,89* mk U.S. District Court Judge John Whenever the board of lUhSHI one house fire, two brush fires, W. and Donna G. Martin to Glads taeii*1.D9< 8 ONLY vehicle fires, service calls, Richard and Jacqueline J. Sirica in Washington, D.C. selectmen has reasonable HHJJ three rescues, six electrical Lambert, Partridge Lane; after pleading guilty to two grounds for believing that any 40% OFF All Boats SALE PRICE elective or appointive officer of fires, and 11 miscellaneous, in­ Alvan H. and Pauline C. Bacon counts of violating campaign SS& l*aul Buettner Florist, Inc the town or member of a board cluding pumping. to John A. and Marie R. Mam- Org. Price practice laws in the 1970 elec­ Activity in the mutual aid in­ mone. Partridge Lane; Pauline 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford tions. or commission is corrupt, guil­ Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Mornihj 25% OFF All Tents to ty of misconduct, or conflict of cludes four standby emergen­ and Paul Bi Farnham to Joseph 1 Kalmbach surrendered in interest, incompetent or un­ cies, four structure fires, three N. Somers, Crestwood Dr.; 3.99 Washington July i. faithful to the duties of his of- PAGE EIGHT - MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. CotHi., Thura., Aug. 8, 1974 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cpnn.. Thurs.. Aug. 8. 1974— PAGE NINE Com—How Sweet It Ism ^^ Summertime—The Fashion Is Easy From Your tender kernels. Remove bust liunimuummmi m of each pepper. Remove see^s STORRS — Com-on-the-cob and membrance carefully. Par­ and silk. By Helen Hennesay Blanching com is an impor­ NEA Women’s Editor season in Connecticut is short boil in one cup of water for but sweet. Take advantage of three to five minutes or until tant step to maintain freshness almost tender. Drain. and flavor. To blanch com, NEW YORK - (NEA) - summer’s supply of com by serv­ Neighbor’s Kitchen 20^ OFF Reg. Price ing it often a ^ by freezing To make stuffing, combine bring a large kettle of water to Now that the sun is here to boil. Allow three or four ears of stay for awhile, it’s high time some for later. one cup cooked or canned com, to start looking summer-chic. Corn is a fair source of one cup diced raw tomatoes (or com per quart of water. Place i. Ji By Vivian F. Ferguson vitamin A, some of the B- one cup of drained, canned corn in a wire basket and Light ’n Pick clothes for the eatw vitamins and vegetable protein tomatoes), four tablespoons plunge basket into the boiling life in the^ best of summer^ according to Janina finely chopped celery, one water. Cover kettle and start 1Te*ve Named The Baby--- new looks and colors. All the tablespoon finely chopped counting blanching time im­ good styles of the season are Czajkowski, Extension My husband and I were on a Lively nutritionist at l^ e University of onion, one cup cooked rice, one mediately — four minutes for trip to the historic town of New designed for easy living, easy tablespoon melted butter or freezing com off the cob, seven wear and easy care. Clothes Connecticut. A medium-sized Castle, Del. and the famous margarine, two eggs, slightly to eleven minutes for com-on- Johnson, Kevin Andrew, son of Stanley and Diane Gay John­ made of mlyester and nylon ear of corn has about 100 duPont mansion, Winterthur. beaten, one teaspoon salt and the-cob. Keep heat high the en­ son of Metcalf Rd., Tolland. He was bom July 23 at Rockville yarns add up to no-fuss and calories, so it is one of the Our tourist guide indicated a ICE MILK tire time. General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. no-worry dressing. higher calorie vegetables. Peo­ one-eighth teaspoon pepper. dinner theater just over the line Stuff peppers. As soon as time is up, remove Wilfred J. Gay of Deltona, Fla., formerly of Tolland. His paternal • ple watching their weight in Pennsylvania. On our way to Cash in on the new multi­ Sprinkle stuffed peppers with basket of corn from the water grandmother is Mrs. Helen Johnson of 75 Crestwood Dr., ples of fashion, separate should consider serving com secure a reservation, we saw HIGHLAND PARK one tablespoon of ^ ate d cheese and cool in cold running Water Manchester. He has a brother, Christopher, 3Vt, and Usa, 2. parts that add up to a great with lower calorie foods. one sign after another in­ To cook corn-on-the-cob, per pepper and bread crumbs if or ice water to stop cooking. dicating mushroom farms. fashion whole — skirts, desired. Replace pepper tops. Cool ears of bom for about the jackets and dresses that can bring water to boil in a large We stopped at one. The Podrcbartz, Keith Raymond, son of Raymond G. and Anna kettle. Use about two quarts of Place peppers in a greased same length of time that you owner’s wife operated an un­ ^*The Choicest Meat in Town!^^ work together and still stand baking dish with a sm all blanched them. Drain. Carilii Podrebartz of 171 Sunfimit St. He was bom July 27 at on their own. water for four ears of com. Add usual gift shop. Everything in iiiiiiiiiiiii Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are com. Cover kettle and quickly amount of water. Bake at 350° the shop depicted mushrooms. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Carilii of Miami Beach, Fla. His paternal Today’s new fashions can bring water back to a boil. F. for about 45 minutes to an Staionery, kitchen cannisters, get you from morning er­ ^^Your Best grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George E. Podrebartz of Reduce heat and cook gently hour. For Corn-On-The-Cob needlepoint pillows, etc. She rands to evening glamor. Add Variation: Place the stuffing Elmwood. He has a sister, Sally Ann, 3Vk. until kernels are tender, from Blanch com ears from seven also sold fresh mushrooms. a shirt over a halter. Switch mixture in a casserole without five to 10 minutes. to 11 minutes: Large baskets 'Such as your f C O l i P O : ^ pieces around. Change a skirt the peppers. Top with grated Frazer, Jessica Lee, daughter of Barry and Jacqueline Small ears (one and one- local grocer would put on his Weapon Against for pants and your easy-going When com is cooked, remove chedder cheese and bread­ Wieliczka Frazer of 52 Ruby Dr. She was born July 28 at daytime look has magically fourth inches or less in shelves could be purchaded for immediately from water and crumbs. Bake at 350° F. for 50 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are turned into nighttime diameter) 7 minutes |2 to 12.75 depending on the size serve hot with salt, pepper and to 60 minutes. UPTON Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wieliczka of Hartford. Her paternal grand­ fashion. of the mushrooms. margarine or butter. To Freeze Corn Medium ears (one and one- Inflation^ Is parents are Mr. and Mrs. Burt Frazer of Wethersfield. She has a half inches in diameter) 9 In the rear of the store, for a Use scarves and jewelry to Com keeps its fresh flavor sister. Heather, 4. If you have some cooked com minutes small admission price, one can add a fresh touch or alter a best when it is frozen off the look completely. left over, cut it off the cob and Large ears (over an inch and view a motion picture of the cob, either whole kernel or Pelrella, Christina Louise, daughter of Joseph and Hilda use it to make succotash, com a half) 11 minutes scientific and exacting process Shopping Use your imagination. Play cream style. Com on the cob is TEABAGS Petito Petretta of 146 School St. She was bom July 28 at pancakes, com pudding, com Cool promptly in cold water under which mushrooms grow. with colors. Start with white more difficult to freeze and it Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are chowder or try this recipe for and drain. Wrap ears of corn in When I speak of mushroom WITH COUPON for the basic jacket and skirt. may develop cobby flavor if it is 100 COUNT Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo Petito of 159 Charter Oak St. Her paternal Com-Stuffed Green Pepper: moisture - vapor resistant "farms” , I probably should be Now add apple-green pants, not blanch^ pro^rly. Highland Park grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Orazio Petretta of Windsor, Ont., Wash six medium green freezer wrap. Label and freeze. saying mushroom "houses.” a print or solid sneer shirt in Stripes take to the easy life in a good-looking trio knit of Choose fresh ears with plump Can. She has two brothers, 0. Joseph, 11; and David, 9. a color that works with green peppers. Cut a slice off the top Unlike most other vegetables, Coupon Good 'til Sat., and white, a navy blue halter polyester. the mushroom shuns sunlight. ______Weekly—r \ Limit One Per Family at Highland Park Trehy, Daniel Lawrence, son of Richard M. and Avis that looks great with green, The southern half of Chester Merryman Trehy of Willimantic. He was born July 28 at fabulous WitfT white. County, Pa. is the focal point Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Let it go on its own for after for the largest concentration of Then to give you that one dark. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Merryman of School Rd., Andover. His Join The Excitement at our 2nd Annuai. growers in the country. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Trehy of extra outfit, pick a body dress If you plan ahead your llllll■ lllllllllllllllllll that can play it simple or mushrooms grow in large win-— Eagleville. shopping spree can be easy elegant. Team it up with a on your budget but great for dow less buildings. Great blazer or sheer shirt for day. your ego. wooden racks, each holding Mushroom Bread Arnold, Matthew James, son of Edward F. and Anne Petricca four tiers of wooden trays 8x24 Arnold of East Hartford. He was bom July 29 at Manchester ft., are filled with eight inches Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of carefully prepared compost. U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEA TS! Anthony Petricca of 23 Packard St. His paternal grandparents Thousands of tiny white domes As soon as they appear, the 1 cup finely chopped onions are Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Arnold of East Hartford. are pushing up through the sur­ temperature must be dropped 2 tablespoons brown sugar All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They're Never Pre-Packaged! Our Servicemen face. to between 55 and 65. Al»ut 1 tablespoon unsulphured Michael son of Robert E. and Sandra Laz- Wilbanks, Jarrod, Within a day or two from the every 10 days, there will be molasses U.S.O.A. CHOICE zari Wilbanks of 136 Hollister St. He was bom July 30 at U.S.D.A. CHOICE time the little domes are seen, sudden outbreaks of 1 tablespoon salt Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is the growers will be picking. mushrooms. These outbreaks V4 teaspoon black pepper, Mrs. Amelia Lazzari of Manchester. His paternal grandparents SHORT This continues every day for are called "flushes or breaks". freshly ground CUBE Marine Lance Cpl. John are Mr. and Mrs. Buford Jordan of Fayetteville, Tenn. He has a Division’s 53rd Armor about 50 days. Picking begins in* In between, only a few 2 cups milk, scalded brother, Robert Edward Jr., 9; and a sister, cierie Ann, 11. Bolton Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Augsburg, Germany. the wee hours, between two and mushrooms will appear. As a 1 egg RIBS John J. Bolton of 15 Farmstead STEAKS three o’clock, the mushrooms rule, water is applied to the bed 2 packages active dry yeast forBaitocuIng Michaud, Marc Norman, Son of Norman and Patricia Iskrzak Lane, Rockville, was promoted Cadet John J. Kautz Jr., being packed according to size. surface each time a break is V4 cup warm water Michaud of 104 Reeves Rd., Ellington. He was born July 31 at to his present rank while serv­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene They are not washed when appearing. The moisture of the 6 cups all-purpose flour, divided U.S.D.A. CHOICE Rockville General Hospital His maternal grandparents are Mr. ing at the Marine Corps Base Bailey, 33 E. Eldridge St. is picked as they are highly soil is imperative to maintain a 2 cups toasted wheat germ and Mrs. Joseph Iskrzak of Windsor Locks. His paternal grand­ at Camp Lejeune, N.C. U.8.D.A. CHOICE learning the fundamentals of perishable. maximum crop. 1 egg yolk parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michaud of Melrose, Mass. He LONDON military leadership at Ft. We think of mushrooms as T he humidity in the 1 tablespoon milk has a brothqp, Robbie, 3; and a sister, Nancy, \Vt. Cadet Daniel G. W. Brown, We Give Old Fashion npA li A Bragg, N.C. He is attending the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. growing with lightning speed. mushroom house must be kept sm n K i advanced ROTC course which above 80 per cent to prevent Rinse, pat dry and finely chop Butcher Service'' DllUIL W. Brown, 99 West Shore Rd., SALE! Indeed, they seem to pop up began June 15 and ended July drying out of the mushroom fresh mushrooms, or drain and Rockville, is learning the fun­ overnight. Actually, months of ROASI Eastwood, Jonathan Randall, son of Randall P. and Marilyn 26. Cadet Kautz, a student at preparation precede a crop. A caps. At the same time, there chop canned mushrooms. In STEAK Reid Eastwood of 49 Benton St. He was born July 29 at damentals of military Norwich University, must be good ventilation. large skillet, melt three leadership at Ft. Bragg, N.C. related business is that of Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Northfield, Vt., will be com­ ipawn-making. When a After the first mushrooms tablespoons butter. Add He is attending the advanced Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of 137 Parker St. His paternal grand­ missioned now that the mushroom ripens, it gives off have appeared and especially at mushrooms and onions; saute ROTC Course which began June parents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Eastwood of 66 Maple St., program has been completed. billions of s e ^ s which are so the time of the second flush, the five minutes; set aside. In a 15 and ended July 26. Cadet LEAN SWEET LIFE BACON.,. >99< Ellington. tiny as to be almost temperature is kept constant at large mixing bowl combine Brown, a student at Renselaer U Thousands of Shoes microscopic. - 60 degrees. remaining two tablespoons Girouard, Mark Ellis, son of Mark E. and Donna Gagne Polytechnic Institute, Troy, The spawn-making people at­ Mushrooms are picked just butter with sugar, molasses, “WAYBEST" FRESH CUT-UP BROILERS .49< Girouard of Wall St., H e ^ n . He was born July 30 at Manchester N.Y., wilt be commission^ tach the almost invisible seeds before the cap expands to salt and pepper. Add milk. Stir Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. now that the program has been gathered up from to grains of wheat. Then, the reveal the gills. After picking, until butter is melted; cool. completed. Wilfred Gagne of Lake Worth, Fla. His paternal grandparents are wheat germs are killed off by a n y remaining fleshy Beat in egg. Dissolve yeast in Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Girouard of Marlborough. His great­ I About Town all our Kofsky’s stores sterilization. What is left are mushroom tissues is carefully water; stir into milk mixture. “WAYREST" FRESH WHOLE RROILERS >45«. grandmothers are Mrs. Esther Bowers of Marlborough and Mrs. Army Reserve Major the "mushroom seeds” which removed from the soil and the Add three cups flour and beat Flora Fontaine of Lake Worth, Fla. Michael Donahoe, son of Mr. are sold to growers. hole is filled with fresh soil. The throughly. Add mushroom and Mrs. Joseph Donahoe of The Prayer Group of St. for this one big Next, comes the making of harvest is packed in 7-oz or 1- mixture, reamining three cups Manchester, completed Part II G Holman, Eric James, son of Richard E. and Marlene Clark Mary’s Episcopal Church will compost which requires several pound cartons, or in the large 3- flour and wheat germ; blend. Holman of 3 Jan Dr., Vernon. He was bom July 15 at Manchester of the Command and General meet tonight at 8 in the Guild Turn out onto a generously IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Summer Wrap-Up weeks. Compost varies from pound baskets. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Staff Officer Course, non- Room of the church. one mushroom house to One-third of our total floured board and knead until resident/resident, at the U. S. .... Linwood R. Clark of 423 Gardner St. His pateral grandparents are Sale. Many Good another. The spawn is allowed mushroom crop is bought fresh, elastic; about 10 minutes, add­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Holman of 154 Highland St. Army (Command and General A Bible study is scheduled for VII ^ to grow in the compost for one-third in cans with the other ing more flour if necessary. Staff College (CGSC), Ft. tonight at 7:30 at the United about seven days while the third going into mushroom Place in a buttered bowl; cover Produce Specials Leavenwortl^ Kan. The course Pentecostal Church. Back-To-School Buys. temperature is held at ap­ soup. and let rise in warm place until Grocery Specials is designed to prepare selected proximately 70 degrees. Then, Mushrooms are one of the doubled. officers for high positions at Daytime La Leche League OCEAN SPRAY the bed temperature is lowered greatest vegetables for dieters. Meanwhile, prepare pans for vine Ripened NEW HOTEL division and command levels. will meet Monday at 10 a.m. at THURSDAY, FRiDAY, SATURDAY DNLY! They are low in carbohydrates to between 65-70 while the shaping mushroom bread. Use PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti Maj. Donahoe lives with his the home of Mrs. Raymond CRANBERRY JUICE Project spawn continues growing and calories, high in protein. It either three empty one-pound (UPI) — (Construction of a wife Joanne, in Milford. Borasky, 138C Central Ave., another week or two. is also tasty and it can be eaten coffee cans or two one-pound CANTALOUPES Large 36 size ■ Holiday Inn with at least 250 East Hartford. A discussion on Special Groups COCKTAIL...... HELP At the end of this period, the raw as well as cooked in in­ 12-ounce cans from tomatoes or rooms is scheduled to begin "The Art of Breastfeeding and Army Pvt. Alfred T. mushroom spawn will have numerable ways. fruit; or 12 eight-ounce tomato VLASIC KOSHER Menus in about three months on the Overcoming Difficulties’’ will Goiangos, son of Mr. and Mrs. LADIES permeated most of the compost Next week. I’ll tell you about sauce cans. Native, Tender bay front south of this capital, be led by Mrs. Kent Sleath of 5 p 7 with growth. Some ventilation a visit to the American DILL John Goiangos Sr., 207 Wells St. West Hartford. Expectant or Regular V ■ according to the franchise is assigned to the 1st Infantry is provided and a surface layer Mushroom Institute along with Cut out a circle from heavy nursing mothers are invited to PICKLES...... 7 9 < holder, Division in Germany. Pvt. of manure is watered lightly to some interesting facts about cardboard two inches wider SWEET CORN attend this meeting. A baby FAMOUS- Values Menus which will be prepared Goiangos is a driver in (Com­ retain a moisture content of mushrooms and how to freeze than the can opening. Trace The new hotel is to have a sitter will be available for PROGRESSO FLAVORED and served next week by about 65 per cent. them. In the meantime, have size of can opening in center of gambling casino. pany B, 3rd Battalion of the toddlers. members of HELP (Han­ MAKER The grower allows the spawn you ever heard of mushroom cardboard circle; cut out and BREAD Cain. Sunkist, Valencia dicapped Earning and Living to "run” in the compost for 2-3 bread? You can bake it in nor­ remove. Cover cardboard with Project), a program designed weeks during which time a mally shaped loaves or make it aluminum foil. Place circle CRUMBS...... to train handicapped for - ^ 9 - 4 1 - 4 3 layer of "casing” soil or peat is look like oversized mushrooms. ORANGES 1 0 5 7 9 < SHOES around open edge of can; SWEET LIFE employment in the food service spread about an inch thick over Yes, you actually put grease can and foil. industry at Manchester Com­ the surface of the beds. This mushrooms in the dough. Punch down dough and fill FANCY ASSORTED >|c munity College, are as follows; INGGtit^ES soil is loam that cannot be too Mushroom Bread cans about three-fourths full. In Monday; Tomato rice soup, sandy or too high in clay. It' Vz lb. fresh mushrooms or 1 six a warm place let rise until VEGETABLES...... 4 n chicken cacciatore, rice pilaf, Special Oroupa Special G roups SpISclal Qroup must be neutral in reaction. to eight-ounce can mushroom dough raises over top of can and S Italian bread with butter, brow­ Very light watering is con­ stems and pieces begins to rest on cardboard lip 180 COUNT llllllllllll nies, iced tea or coffee. CO RTIN6 AUG. 15 tinued until the mushrooms 5 tablespoons butter or forming the shape of a WHITE ^ Tuesday: Chilled juice, ham CHILDREN’S MEN’S MEN’S begin to form. margarine mushroom (smooth and shape and Swiss on rye toast, cole FAMOUS-MAKER dough with buttered fingers). PAPER PLATES ...... STORE slaw, chocolate chip cookies, FAMOUS-MAKER Mix egg yolk and milk. Brush Deli iced tea or coffee. 2 CANVAS Menus For The Elderly over tops of breads. SELECT, Wednesday: Smorgasbord Bake in preheated 400-degree HOURS: Special (all you can eat). SHOE SHOES Rog. valuoo $18 to $38 oven 35-40 minutes (25-30 RIPE Thursday: Soup du jour, O R ^ . valuM $9 to $18 SHOES The following menus will be potato, tossed salad, enriched minutes for small breads), or OLIVES...... 7V,. OPEN grilled ham and cheese, potato FOB served Aug. 12-16 at Mayfair roll, butter or margarine, peach until browned and done. chips, vanilla cake with Gardens and West Hill Gardens halves, chocolate chip cookies, Remove from cans; cool. Bread M on.-Frl. MORRELL frosting, iced tea or coffee. Values $988 for all Manchester residents milk or coffee. may be shaped to fit two 9x5x3 A ll tickets are to be to $12 O over 60. Reservations are taken Friday: Pot roast of beef with loaf pans and baked following ’Till purchased through the College in person only at the Gardens on gravy, mashed potatoes, preceding directions. Makes Ocean Fresh, Live Maine CANNED Bookstore. Luncheons are Monday prior to the week of the buttered mushrooms, enriched about 4-% pounds of shaped 9:00 served promptly at noon in the luncheons. Menu is subject to whole wheat bread, butter or breads. Food Service Dining Room at Not all sizes In aU stylas...so Hurry in tar bast selection change. margarine, fruited jello, milk HAM Manchester Community Monday: Hamburg patty with or coffee. SAT. and SUN. College, Student Center, 60 gravy, tossed salad, baked T ill Bidwell St. Prices next week potato, seasame hamburg buns, LOBSTERS 5 lbs. are 31.50. Distinctively pear half and peach half, PARK HRi-JOYCE aOWER SHOP coconut square cookies, butter 6:00 Manchester Parkade or margarine, milk or coffee. WEEKEND SPeCIALI Specials Are I College Note Tuesday: Broiled chicken Good from I with gravy, red kidney beans in Bargain Basement tomato sauce, cole slaw, rice, Miniature Glads Wed., Aug. 7 William F. Petrone, son of slice of rye bread, butter or 1 . 9 9 : thru Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Petrone 2 margarine, fresh apple, cookie, ^1 4 0 of 235 Parker St., who received milk or coffee. bunch , Sat, Aug. 10 his MS degree in microbiology ONLY! Wednesday; Beef liver with from the University of gravy, au gratin potatoes, Massachusetts earlier this string beans, corn bread, butter 'ttsMh and Cany) summer, has been accepted at 2 SORRYp MO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS or margarine, pineapple slices n o w a a and AltIUMOtmMTB nit ivtUv occasioh . . the University of Rhode Island (2), oatmeal cookie, milk or for studies leading to a I^.D Rockville/Ellington Line Use coffee. 36'OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel, 649-0791 or 649-144& degree in microbiology. your Master Charge Thursday; Baked fillet of FREE Delivery ft Parking a Frank Gakeler, Prop. haddock, lemon wedge, baked A iiiiiiim i PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 8, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. Aug. 8. 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries Police Report Softball Playoffs Under Way, CliariM Hein Rd. in Bolton for many years until they moved to Norwood, ELLINGTON - Funeral ser­ Other police action reported: • A break into the Ninth Hole Mass, in 1964 when her husband MANCHESTER vices for Charles Hein, 85, of • Douglas Dumas of Douglas Stand on Line St. was dis­ was transferred to the Boston A 14-year-old boy was picked Somers Rd., who was found Motor Sales of 345 Main St. covered by police early this office of Travelers Insurance up this morning at 2:30 a.m. on Action Resumes on Three Fronts dead at his home Tuesday, are reported Tuesday two men morning. A hole was found in Friday at 2 p.m. at White- Co. after merger of Phoenix Green Rd. after he escaped Wednesday from the Long Lane stole checks from his office the ceiling and 10 cartons of Gibson-Small Funeral Horpe, 65 Fire Insurance with Travelers. cigarettes were missing. Playoff action in three Hall, Marty Raymond, Nan­ They lived in Norwood until School in Middletown. Friday, Aug. 2, without his before upsetting Armory Dave Viara paced Although outhit, 19-17, Elm ^t., Rockville. Burial will • A break into Foreign Cars cy Lessig and Chris Dulka moving to Cape Cod three years The boy stole the station knowledge. He discovered the town slow pitch softball Tavern, 13-12, last night at Groman’s to its win with a Wholesale Tire won its be in Ellington Center of Manchester of 174 W. Center each had two hits in leading ago. wagon of Dr. Patrick Lee of theft Tuesday when his bank leagues was on display last Robertson Park. ‘At Nike four-for-five performance at playoff opener. Ron Zoppa, Cemetery. St. occurred sometime Tuesday WINF to its win in Feline While living in Bolton, Mrs. Middletown and drove it to called to report two checks night at three sites. Field, Feline League Tour­ the plate. Rich Riordan and Mr. Hein was born in Ger­ night. Someone kicked in a pan­ Gerry Mund and Sam Swank League action. Donna Wells was active with the Manchester. He squealed its totalling 86,500 were passed at In the Silk City League many and had lived in the el of the garage door at the nament play saw WINF Mark Monette each were each had three hits for the Brooks, Lauren Hall and Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ tires on the pavement behind Nap and Paul’s in Glastonbury. Ellington area most of his life. front and took about 825 in Tournament, Moriarty eliminate Moriarty three-for-flve in a 22-hit at­ winners with Bob Godin and ment Auxiliary; her husband the Waddell School causing Dumas suspects two men who Chickey Bale^ano each had He was an Army veteran of change. Brothers topped Dillon Brothers, 6-2, and Crispino’s tack with Riordan, Ron Pat Dougan adding two was a lieutenant in the fire residents to complain to police walked into his office Friday two for Moriarty’s but it World War 1 and a member of • Four bike thefts were Ford, 7-2, and reg u lar nip Roosevelt Mills in eight Seplowitz and Dave White apiece. Joe Camposeo and company. She served on several about 2 a.m. Police found the alone and were discovered wasn’t enough to prevent the the American Legion. Before reported Wednesday and two season league champ innings, 11-10. homering. Five players had civic and charitable com­ station wagon with a leaking there by his mechanic. They Dave Sabrinsz each had four club from being eliminated his retirement, he operated an bikes were retu rn ^ to their Groman’s Sports Shop mittees and had been a chair­ radiator after it had been told him they wanted to buy a one hit apiece for Fogarty’s hits for Dorn’s with Bruce from further action. antique shop at his home and owners. bested Fogarty Brothers, 20- man of the Cancer, Fund drive. driven into a chain-link fence car. One was in his 50’s with Ed Kowal, Craig Jordan with John Seabury driving in Theiling stroking three and Roosevelt Mills scored was also employed as a 2, last night at Fitzgerald carpenter. An avid basketball fan, she behind the school. grey hair and medium build. VERNON and John Quaglia each had two runs. Fred Valenti and Jerry five runs in the top of the The boy's case was referred The other was in his 20’s with Field. In the Candlelight He was a member of was a center courtside rooter Howard Small, 20, of Vernon two hits for Moriarty’s in its Playoff action in the Silk Wallach two each. eighth but Crispino’s to Juvenile Court and he was black hair, a mustache and League Tournament, Ellington Congregational for the British American Club, was arrested today by Vernon win over Dillon while Dolph City League tonight finds Dick’s American pounded retaliated with six in the charged with second-degree goatee, and small build. Both Wholesale Tire had to go Church and a 50-year member Nassiff Arms and the old Police on a warrant issued by Hampton was three-for- Dillon Ford vs. Fogarty out 20 hits in driving to vic­ bottom of the frame to gain National Guard teams during larceny by possession. He was were dressed sharp. Circuit Court 12 charging him into nine innings before of Ellington Grange. He also three for the losers and two Brothers at 7:30 and Moriar­ tory. Bud Feshler drove in the nod. Anne Gracyalny belonged to the North Central the semi-professional and returned to Long Lane • Someone entered the with making harrassing phone ousting Dorn’s Boys, 10-9, authorities. storage shed of the Elks RBIs. Three other players ty’s vs. Groman’s at 8:45, the winning run in the ninth.- singled in her sister Mary Pomona Grange and the State professional teams of the late calls. and Dick’s American also had one hit each for the both tilts at Fitzgerald Ron Laiiberte, Ray Rolando 1940s and early 1950s. building at 30 Bissell St. for the game-winner. Gail and National Grange. Police said the arrest was had to go into extra innings Fordmen. Field. and John Motowidlak each She was a member of Bolton Four females were charged sometime Wednesday morning made through the cooperation Kelley, Pat Rejman and There are no immediate sur­ had three hits and Leo vivors. Congregational Church. with fourth-degre;e larceny by breaking a window. A mess of the Southern New England Mary Gracyalny each had Friends may call at the Besides her husband, she is Wednesday afternoon in con­ was made of the shed and two Telephone Co. The investiga­ Williamson, Craig Pepin, three hits for the winners funeral home tonight from 7 to survived by three brothers, nection with shoplifting in­ cases of ginger ale were tion was made in connection Carl Hohenthol and Ken and Jan Tin'nzonle and Anne 9. Ellington Grange will con­ James Rogers of Broad Brook, cidents at three area stores. opened, the empty bottles with a complaint made by a Bavier added two apiece. Gracyalny added two Court for each is Aug. 26. scattered around the shed. Pack Paced by Gates duct a service at the funeral E arl Rogers of Bolton and female resident of Vernon who, Bili Peoples and Jack Holik Charged are: apiece. Cindy Talaga and home tonight at 8. Kenneth Rogers of Semassa, • Dr. Raymond Peracchio of police said, had numerous such had three hits apiece for Ar­ • Stephanie L. Bolling, 16, of Doreen Oakman had three Memorial contributions may Calif. 153 Main St. reported harrassing calls during the past mory and Bill Gorman East Hartford, at Shoe Town on safeties each for Roosevelt be made to Ellington Calling hours will be Friday Wednesday a break into his of­ month. Across Finish Line chipped in with two. Spencer St. and Peg Parson, Bonnie Congregational Church or to from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at fice sometime Tuesday night. Small was released on his Playoff action tonight in Ellington Grange. Hallett’s Funeral Home on Sta­ • Colleen J. Leone, 22, of promise to appear in Circuit Outclassing a talented to held onto an early lead as Godin and Teri Muldoon About 8200 in cash was races, Lorraine Aubin and the Candlelight L eape finds (Herald photo by Dunn) tion Ave. in South Yarmouth, East Hartford, at King’ in the Court 12, Rockville Aug. 20. assembly of runners last he outkicked Pat Brand to added two apiece. removed. Jim Martin. David Warren )Vholesale Tire vs. Armory and on Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 Parkade. night in the fourth MCC- the finish line. Dan Foley Feline League action Gets Glad Handed • Carol Ann Therriault, 22, turned in his best perfor­ Tavern at 7:30 and Dick’s to 9 p.m. at the John F. Tierney SAM summer cross-country and Joe Noel also pushed tonight at Nike Field finds Mrs. Stuart Wells and Lucilaria Fuentes, 34, both mance of the summer to American to play the winner Funeral Home, 219 W. Center race held at the Manchester Firetto across the tape. ' WINF vs. Roosevelt at 6:15 Mrs. Stuart (Hazel) Rogers St., Manchester. of Willimantic, in companion capture the laurels in the of the first game at 8:45, Rich Riordan (second from right) gets warm reception after he blasted a home run CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias The Community campus was Next week’s competition with the winner of the first Wells of KW Wilfin Rd., South I^neral services will be Mon­ cases at K-Mart on Spencer St. Master’s Division. both tilts at Robertson. in the first inning for Groman’s Sports Shop in Silk City League playoff action last Elastern Connecticut State should decide the cham­ The final race in the series game squaring off against Yarmouth, Mass., formerly of day morning from the Tierney GLORIOUS EMPORIUM Phyllis Uccello, Sandy Crispino’s at 7:30. mg t at Fitzgerald Field. Silk City, Candlelight and Feline League playoffs continue Manchester and Bolton, died Funeral Home. Burial will be in Other arrests: College star Steve Gates. pionship. Either Brand, who will be held Wednesday tonight at three sites. Wednesday at Massachusetts Bolton Center Cemetery. • Alan R. Berube, 22, of, 140 CORNER OF HARTFORD ROND Gates, a Manchester High won the first two races, night at 6:30 on the MCC General Hospital in Boston. She Hilliard St., arrest^ at 10:55 & PME ST., • 649-7782 product, extended an early Firetto, Foley or Noel could campus. Manchester Mayor p.m. Wednesday and charged maxm was 61. Mrs. Rocchina Femmia lead to a quarter-mile cop the trophy with a win in John Thompson will present with third-degree criminal mis­ She and her husband would Mrs. Rocchina D’Alendro cushion at the 2.5 mile mark the final race Wednesday. Gift to Pediatrics Ward chief. He allegedly kicked in a the trophies to the winners have celebrated their 40th wed­ Femmia, 74, of 369 Woodbridge as he glided to the finish line neighbor’s door in an argument. X immediately after the con­ ding anniversary in September. St. died Wednesday at in 17:03. Winner of the three The Veal sisters once Happpiness creates happiness, and Lauren, left, and Kristin Carlson are all smiles as, Court is Aug. 19. clusion of the race. Mrs. Wells was born in Manchester Memorial previous Open Division again outraced the Kelly with staff nurse Mrs. Dinah Owens, they deliver “Bridget,” a wide-eyed stuffed doll to the • Jacques A. Bedard, 30, of Neighbor! Youth Manchester, daughter of the Hospital. She was the widow of sisters in the Women’s Divi­ young patients in the pediatric ward at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The girls had won Standish Rd., Coventry, races. Gates has a comfor­ John Dupont 7:36, Scott Carone, Keith late James L. and Alice Frank Femmia. My wife is planning to sion. Ruth and Lori Veal Dolin, John Lewis, Lorraine Aubin, * the doll made by Mrs. Agnes Bidwell at the recent bazaar at St. Bridget Church, but felt arrested Wednesday on a Cir­ table point lead for the Goodrich Rogers. She attended Mrs. Femmia was born May visit her mother in Florida crossed the finish line a se­ David Hardy, Jim Martin. cuit Court 12 warrant charging championship trophy. Manchester Schools a n d 17,1900 in Italy and had lived in the young patients at the hospital would get the most enjoyment from having the doll. The Women him with issuing a bad check. for a couple of weeks and, Eastern,’s Rene Charland, cond apart to earn the first- Ruth Veal 11:19, Lori Veal, Mary Kel­ graduated from Manchester Hartford most pf her life before girls are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson of 41 Carriage Dr. ly, PPat a t Kelly,...... Kathy Hardy, Court is Aug. 19. as usual, has set up a and second-place spots. High School with the class of coming to Manchester in 1946. UConn’s Jeff Geyer, Hart­ Conyers. • Robert J. Bodo, 20, of 55 schedule for me in her ab­ Ruth Veal now has won all 1931. She was general chairman Shd was a communicant of St. ford Track Club’s Tom Masters Wells St., arrested Wednesday sence. Some days are four of the races contested. David Warren 23:15. for the 25th reunion of the class Bridget Church. Waites and MCC’s Larry at 7:15 p.m. and charged with plant-watering days, some The Youth Division saw a Hiah School in 1956. Survivors are three sons, Woykovsky followed Gates Joe Firetto 17:16, Pat Brand, Dan discharging firearms in town She was employed in the Joseph S. Femmia and are lawn-tending, others across the tape in the divi­ new winner for the first Foley, Joe Noel, Dave Lemieux, Kevin limits. He was firing a .22 Scholsky, Mike Murphy, Scott htoffat. Production Engineering Domenick Femmia, both of devoted to keeping the house Udy and the dogs happy. sion. time. John Dupont outkicked Jay Martin, Phil Blondin, Steve A lbert, caliber handgun at a tottle at Department of Pratt and Manchester, and Fred Femmia When she heard me talking about go-go dancers to a Scott Carone to the tape to Gordon Pfeifer, Lewis Hirshfeld, Carl the rear of ^olesale Tire Co. For the third week in a Blondin. Whitney Division of United Air­ of West Hartford; a daughter, Ford Called friend, I explained that I was only discussing the sub- secure first place. Competi­ on Broad St. Court is Aug. 26. row, the highly competitive Open craft for about 15 years, and for Mrs. Frances Moquin of (Continue^ from Page One) Nixon’s staunch supporter. Rabbi ject academically after reading an article in the tion for the division trophy is Steve Gates 17:03, Rene Charland, Jeff eight years was a clerk in the High School Division had a Geyer, Tom Waites, Larry Woykousky, Manchester; and five Baruch Korff, head of Citizens for newspaper. And any mention I might make about wine among Carone, Brad Jones, school office df Howell Cheney participated in the Watergate cover- new front runner. Joe Firet- Art Lahan, Bill Ogden, Bruce Laube, grandchildren. Fairness to the Presidency, said he and song would only be on a high and lofty level, of the winner of the first three Steve Lange, Tom O’Donnel, John Technical School. up. Bossldy, Bin Quinn. The funeral is Saturday at believed the President would resign The Wellses lived on Notch Rhodes said that “ as four old co u ^ . And if the grass doesn’t get cut and the chores 8:15 a.m. from Holmes Funeral unless Americans “flood the White don t get done it’s only becausel^ be working such late Home, 400 Main St., with a friends we talked over a situation that House” with messages of support. Revenue Up, hours. Sometimes we men just overwork ourselves for Mass at St. Bridget Church at 9. of course is very painful to us.” A large number of calls was our wives. Burial will be in St. Bridget Scott said the President was But UI StUl In Memoriam reported by the White House Cemetery. “serene” and in “entire control of In loving memory of Newton F. switchboard with callers — some in Has Problems Taggart Jr. who passed away August 8, Friends may call at the FREE SAFETY (»IE(A( himself.” Rhodes described him as tears — urging that Nixon not step 1B68. funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 “in good spirits and good health.” NEW HAVEN (UPI) p.m. down. Always smiling, happy and content, Vice President Gerald R. Ford was United Illuminating Co. Senate Majority Leader Mike Art Pierce and Ray Tilden Loved and respected wherever he went. preparing to fly to Los Angeles today operating revenues increased Years will not darken or shadows dim *Jug' Ammons Dies Mansfield said he favored an im­ 40 per cent during the first six take great pride in their A L L SWIMMING POOLS IN STOCK on the first leg of an 11-day speaking The beautiful memories we have of him. peachment vote and a Senate trial for months of 1974 over a year ago work. Art haa 14 yeara of CHICAGO (UPI) - Jazz trip which is to take him as far as Come in and take the plunge! Prices on all swimming pools in stock Brothers, Mother and wife, Julia Nixon — even if the President but the power company said i experience all In brake saxaphonist Gene "Jug” Am­ Hawaii. A Ford aide, who declined to Anyway, there’s lots happening here at the Em­ have taken a dive at the end of the season! Buy for now and next resigned beforehand — in order to Wednesday it has had to cut work. Ray, employed by mons is dead. be identified, said the trip “may be porium. We just'brought in a trailer load of 0 & S’s year... this clearance can be a real life saver for your budget. And carry the whole matter of judging back construction to a bare- Nlchols-Mancheeter Tire, Card of Thanks Ammons, who rose to cut short.” bones level. (overs and shorts) and expect to have some interesting don’t forget... there are still plenty of warm swimming days left. Nixon’s Watergate conduct “to a con­ Inc. for the past 5 years, The family of Raymond L. Hagenow prominence as the tenor sax Ford met for an hour with White The firm said operating goodies to peddle this weekend. I’ll try to give you a Come on in ... the savings are fine! Sr., wishes to extend their heartfelt man with the Billy Ecstine clusion.” 100% incomplete listing; h a s 13 years total thanks to their dear friends, relatives, House chief of staff Alexander M. revenues rose from 855.5 band in the 1940s, died Tuesday Mansfield did not appear to have experience. For safety neighbors, the Manchester Police Dept., Haig Wednesday morning a t Nixon’s million to 878 million for the Planter’s Candy & Nuts and the Rev. Earle R. Custer for their at Michael Reese Medical much support in Congress for that AM-FM 8 Tracks sake, put your car In the request. six-month period ending June Hershey Products understanding sympathy and many Center after a long bout with proposal. Rep. Edward Hutchinson, 30. Net income increased 36 per Toilet Tissue hands of men that know kindnesses during the recent bereave­ The Chicago Sun Times and The cancer. R-Mich., senior Republican on the cent to 810.4 million from 87.6 Brack’s Fancy Candies Digital Clock Radios service. ment in the loss of our loved one. Washington Post said Ford had in­ Tents & Screen Houses House Judiciary Committee, said it million. Fancy Switch Plates structed aides to begin making con­ Backpacks would be “unnecessary and un­ But, Eugene J. Rosazza, vice Sheets add Pillows tingency preparations for him to Cat Litter warranted.” president for finance and ac­ Barbeque Supplies assume the presidency, including an counting, said the company has Plus disposable diapers (newborn, daytime & We Check address to the nation. Senate Republicans considered been limited to 82 million worth • FRONT END Ford also was reported to be con­ Wednesday sending a delegation to of short term borrowing to overnite), paperback books, earrings & jewelry, sidering lists of possible vice urge Nixon to resign, but appeared meet operating expenses unless household brushes, garden & bug sprays, toys, • DISC BRAKES presidents to serve under him. Ford’s today to have d r o p ^ the idea. Sen. its financial position improves greeting cards, records, automotive compounds, wax,' • BALL JOINTS spokesman denied reports of transi­ Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., said dramatically. pine furniture, indoor-outdoor carpet, stereo speakers • WHEEL BEARINGS tion preparations, and the vice presi­ some Senate Republicans on their own & changers, swabs & wipes, etc. So come visit and • COMPLETE see. dent spent much of Wednesday sent Nixon a message urging resigna­ EXHAUST working in his office. tion. 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    MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Aug. 8. 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN ♦ mr •• i ...... STANDINGS .I Moret, Ryan Not Disappointed m Thoughts WFL Roundup i S EAST W L Pet GB i apLEN ty St. Louis 59 53 .527 About Losing No-Hit Efforts Birmingham Progresses Philadelphia 57 54 .514 1V5 Pittsburgh 54 57 .486 iVi NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s what’s called progress. Ten game blew up in his face. Ryan "I’ve had a sick stomach for .Teff Burroughs hit his 22nd for rescued by Cecil Upshaw. Ross Montreal 51 58 .468 6V^ NEW YORK (UPI) - years ago, Matthew Reed and Alfred Jenkins couldn’t get had pitched 8 1-3 innings of the last three days and told the Rangers. Grimsley suffered his ninth hy Len Auster, yard scoring pass and Don Shanklin on a 45-yard TD throw. New York 47 60 .439 9^ Nolan Ryan and Rog^r served in a lot of Birmingham restaurants. Today they’re hitless ball when Dick Allen (Manager Darrell) Johnson defeat against 13 wins. DiMaggio hit Cole on a 43-yard TD pass and Shanklin with Chieago 46 62 .426 11 Moret weren’t unhappy beat out a scratch single. before the game I wasn’t Yankees 4, Orioles 3 Tigers 3, Indians 2 the toast of the town. a 43-yarder. WWEST Wednesday night when they Carlos May was safe on an feeling well. I guess he figured, Sandy Alomar’s run-scoring AI Kaline capped a three-run Reed, a 6-foot-5 rifle-armed rookie from Grambling, w L Pet GB lost their bids for no-hitters. error and Ken Henderson ‘why take a chance?’ I’ve had a sixth-inning single stood up as seventh-inning rally with a threw two last quarter passes to Jenkins, the Stars 11, Sun 8 Los Angeles 73 39 .652 singled in the tying run. couple of no-hitters in Pudtto the winning blow for the single — the 2,960th hit of his last with just 26 seconds left, to rally the Birmingham Cineinnati 68 45 .602 iVi Ryan, the California Pennant Races Heating Up Tom Sherman, using a play made famous by Bart Starr Angels’ 27-year old Ryan, who also has four one- Rico but my goal is a no-hitter Yankees when the Orioles career — to give the Tigers’ Americans to a 28-22 victory over the Detroit Wheels. The threw a 40-yard TD pass to tight end Bert Askson with five Houston 58 52 .527 14 rallied for three runs in the Taking a quick gander at the fireballer, pointed out that hitters, retired Bill Melton on a in the World Series this year.’’ Mickey Lolich his 12th triumph. win, before a home crowd of 40,367, was Birmingham’s minutes left to lift New York over Southern California Atlanta 57 54 .514 15Mi eighth. Pat Dobson went seven , who took over races, it appears as if all the races will go down to the wire he's been through plenty of popup but Bill Sharp singled to Kansas City swept Minnesota fifth without a loss and leaves the Americans as the only D6fore 28,174 dt Anah6im. With the Sun expecting u run on San Franeiseo50 .442 23V, drive in the winning run. innings for his 10th win but after Ed Brinkman and Gerry including the battle in the National League West Division. San Diego 45 .398 28Mi 7-6 and 5-1, Oakland defeated unbeaten team in the World Football League. no-hit pressure before and It was the 12th loss against 14 needed relief help in the eighth Moses opened the inning with The Boston Red Sox stumbled when catcher Carlton Fisk third-and-two, Sherman faked into the line and fired to Wednesday's Games Texas 8-4, New York beat Bubba Wyche ran one yard for a score and threw TD was primarily disappointed wins for Ryan, who struck out from Sparky Lyle, who ran into singles off , was , was injured but have been playing good ball lately. A Askson all alone over the middle for the winning score Montreal 7, St. Louis 5 Baltimore 4-3 and Detroit passes of 12 yards to Jerry Phillips and 18 yards to John because he wound up losing 13 and got his only run when a ninth-inning jam and was the loser. significant boost for the Beantowners was the return of The Sun’s lone TD came on the second play of the game' Philadelphia 3, Chieago 2 shaded Qeveland 3-2 in other Henderson for the winless Wheels, now 0-5. to the 2-1. Frank Robinson homered in the when Tony Adams threw 32 yards to Ike Harres. Pittsburgh 10, New York 1 games. Juan Marichal. The ex-San Francisco Giant ace has shown And Moret, the Boston second. Jim Kaat went the dis­ Reed’s first TD pass to Jenkins, a rookie from Morris Houston 6, Atlanta 4 Royals 7-5, Twins 6*1 in his two outings since coming off the disabled list that he Brown, was a 39-yarder and gave the Americans a 20-15 Red Sox’ 24-year old right­ tance for the White Sox for his Amos Otis’ third single of the Storm 15, Trxuns 15 (ot) Cineinnati 2, Los Angeles 0 will be a help — one the Red Sox needed. lead. But Wyche hit Henderson from 18 yards with 69 hander from Guayama, 13th win against eight losses. game drove in the winning run The Baltimore Orioles can’t be discounted but without Rookie Ken Johnson threw a 15-yard TD pass to Sam Thursday's Games Sandy Koufax, Cy Young, Larry seconds left to lift the Wheels to a 22-20 advantage. St. Louis (Siebert 7-6) at Mon­ P.R., explained that he felt for the Royals in their first Dickerson with just 13 seconds left to earn Portland its tie Corcoran and Bob Feller are Cy Young Award winner Jim Palmer available, the task Reed calmly took the Americans to their winning score treal (Walker 2-1) sick throughout his effort game and enabled reliever before a home crowd of 15,686. Marv Kendricks ran eight the only with three or will be most difficult. Cleveland has been the surprise of Chieago (Bonham 10-13) at and, besides, he wants to Doug Bird to win his sixth in just four plays, throwing twice to Dennis Holman and yards for the Storm’s first score and Jim Nance matched it more no-hitters during their baseball along with the Texas Rangers and credit has to be Philadelphia (Sehueler 6-11), N game. Consecutive triples, by running nine yards himself before throwing the clinching for an 8-8 tie at the end of regulation. pitch his no-hitter in a World careers. given to the Indians for the deals they’ve swung with the New York (Matlack 10-8) at George Brett and Frank White pass. Series game. His disappoint­ Moret carried his no-hitter Yanks the last two seasons. Charlie Spikes and John Ellis In overtime, each team has possession for 7'A minutes Pittsburgh (Reuss 10-9 or were the big blows of the The last-minute rally is becoming somewhat of a Bir­ ment was tempered by the for 7 2-3 innings before Pedro Mike Taliaferro threw 12 yards to Rick Eber in Houston’s Demery 1-4), N Royals’ 10-hit attack in the se­ supply the punch and Fritz Peterson and , who mingham trademark, with three of the club’s last four vic­ fact that he was a 1-0 winner Garcia singled, giving the series but Johnson tied it in the closing seconds. Atlanta (Reed 6-6) at Houston cond game which brought Paul many considered a throw-in, have solidified the pitching over the Milwaukee Brewers runners on first and tories coming late in the game. Reed, subbing for the in­ Portland Coach Dick Coury said he will protest the (Roberts 6-9), N Splittorff his 11th win with staff for Ken Aspromonte. If Gaylord Perry can get Brewers. second. Dick Drago pitched the jured George Mira, made his first appearance three weeks game, claiming it ended on a penalty call. American League relief aid from Bird. straightened out, the; Tribe will be an ever present threat ago against Memphis and threw a TD pass — to Jenkins, Ryan had to be more disap­ Red Sox out of that jam and was A’s 8, Rangers 4 to Manager Darrell Johnson’s Red Sox. LAST pointed than he appeared after in turn rescued by Bob Veale in Reggie Jackson’s three-run / naturally—on his very first play. Last week he rallied Bir­ W L Pet GB his game because he was two the ninth. Rick Burleson singled homer in the first inning, his mingham in the final minute for a victory over Detroit. Boston 61 49 .555 putouts away from becoming home the only run of the game eighth homer off Texas pitching Solid Lead “I’ll never make it through the season like this,” said Geveland 57 51 .528 3 the fifth in major in third inning after leftfielder this season, sent the A’s on Fighting Spirit Internal turmoil has wrecked many a club but the Birmingham Coach Jack Gotta. “Unless you were here Baltimore 57 54 .514 4V4 league history to hurl three no­ Bobby Mitchell misplayed a fly their way to victory. Joe Rudi Oakland A’s thrive on it. They’ve built a fairly comfortable ;\v and saw it, you wouldn’t believe it. I can’t see how we can New York 54 56 .491 7 Brown Expecting hitters in his career when the by Doug Griffin into a triple. also homered for the A’s while Keeps Reds Alert cushion in the American League West and should be able to go on like this.” Detroit 53 58 .477 8 ^ Gotta admit he didn’t give up hope when Detroit took the Milwaukee 52 59 .468 9V4 maintain it unless Kansas City gets hot. lead. WEST Baseball Meeting In the NL East, this corner picked the New York Mets Some Not Coming NEW YORK (UPI) — The Cincinnati Reds are deter­ “I always felt we had a good chance because we had a 8 Pet GB but not this year, however. Give the edge to the St. Louis Oakland .580 mined to take the fight out of the Los Angeles Dodgers — Cardinals with surprising Philadelphia a contender the good and good receivers,” he explained. “We Kansas City .523 6Vz one way or another. rest of the campaign. St. Louis has the hitting and pitching ran some curl patterns in the last drive to get into field (Herald photo by Dunn) Chicago .509 8 The Reds, who have trailed the Dodgers in the National — thanks to the deal made with Boston for Reggie SmiUi goal position but I wantied to go for the touchdown all the WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPI) — Cincinnati Bengals Texas .504 8Vi Expansion Key Issue League West for practically the entire season, used their Silk City League Champions owner-coach Paul Brown, expecting the players strike to among others. The Mets? Withoilt a healthy Tom Seaver time. It’s just too risky when you have to kick a field goal Minnesota .469 12 Vk fists in addition to their baseball skills Wednesday night to extend into the regular season, is beginning to make forget it. The New Yorkers are going to have to break Losing just one game during the regular season, in the situation we were in. There are too many people California .384 22 defeat the division leaders for the second night in a row 2-0 McCaughey, Dave Viara, Ron Seplowitz, Mark handling the football.” ^ adjustments on the probability that some veterans will not NEW YORK (UPI) - Bowie Kuhn en­ season would be played in the nation’s down and make some trades for power hitters after the Groman's Sports Shop captured the Silk City League report. Wednesday's Results visions a major league franchise in Tokyo capital which has b ^ n without major and reduce their deficit in the standings to bVz games. Monette, Dave White, Steve McAdam, John Groman. In other WFL action, Florida mauled Chicago 46-21, New York 4, Baltimore 3 season. Pitching is 80 per cent of the game depending on crown. Team members are: (from left) front row: Ran­ in 10 years, according to a spokesman for league baseball since the end of the 1971 A two-run homer by Johnny perhaps best describes the Missing when the photo was taken were Jim Purtill, Philadelphia crushed Memphis 46-15, New York edged “There is the belief now that "We’re beginning to wonder if Kansas City 7-5, Minnesota 6- your outlook but you need that batting punch also. dy Smith, Dennis MacArdle, Jim McGehan, Roger the baseball commissioner. season when the Senators moved to Bench — the same man who team unity that characterizes Waiter Alston’s Los Angeles Dodgers have been playing Rich Riordan, Ron Riordan, Bob Kowalski, Bob Bran- Southern California 11-8 and Houston tied Portland 15-15 in there will be a small kernel of there’ll be any end to this situa­ 1 won Tuesday night’s encounter, Macaione, Mike Reardon. Second row:, George nick. diehards throughout the league But expansion of a more immediate Arlington, Tex. the Reds. extremely well. The sophomore jinx hasn’t hit his players the league’s first overtime game. The Hawaiians are at tion. It looks like it’s going to Oakland 8, Texas 4 nature will be discussed today at the con­ The Baltimore Orioles reportedly have with a homer — and the six-hit “I was just trying to keep that are going to go the whole and they’ve responded with fine years. Cincinnati is in hot Jacksonville tonight in the national television game. carry over into the season. Chicago 2, California 1 clusion of baseball's annual two-day consented to serve as the home team for pitching of Jack Billingham another guy (Auerbach) from year with this thing,” said Instead of just cursory in­ Boston 1, Milwaukee 0 - Blazers 46, Fire 21 summer meetings with Washington, D.C., 11 of those games, one each against the were the primary ingredients in jumping on Joe,” said Rose. pursuit but look for the Dodgers to hang on and take the NL Brown, adding that there structions to players filling Detroit 3, Cleveland 2 Lenara Bryant blocked a punt and took it in for one TD New Orleans, Seattle and possibly Toronto other American League clubs, while of­ the Reds’ victory. But the “Joe makes me a lot of money West title. They have the depth and now the experience to appear to be “three or four” strike-caused holes in the Thursday's Games among the cities figured in the running for ficials are hoping the other nine couid be aggressiveness the club showed and I didn’t want him getting go all the way to the World Series. and Billy Hobbs returned an 30 yards for Bengals who will stay out. 'lineup. Brown is now bearing California (Figueroa 2-3) at Fellow Pros Pick Player franchises. played by National League teams. in a ninth inning free-for-all hurt. The next thing I knew I another within a four-minute span of the third period to Brown did not name anyone down on his changes. Chicago (Johnson 3-0) Representatives of all 24 major league was indicative of the team’s spark Florida past prevlously-unbeaten Chicago before 31,- but said “There are certain For instance, guard Howard TTie only significant accomplishments of was on the mound and Bits and Pieces CLEMMONS, N.C. (UPI) I’ve deliberately hit balls out of one of the greatest golfers who worse shape,” Nicklaus said on Boston (Tiant 17-7) at clubs will finish their separate league winning spirit and gave the 193 in Orlando. Rod Foster had an 86-yard punt return for ones with ‘said and done’ things Fest is learning the center posi­ the club representatives during nearly five everybody was jumping on — Jack Nicklaus, because he the rough. I’ve also practiced ever played the game, the eve of the tournament. “But Milwaukee (Champion 5-2 or meetings today before getting together for Dodgers a hint of what to me.” Congratulations go out to the Formal’s Inn Penguins of that puts them in a difficult tion to become a backup to hours of meetings Wednesday came from my bunker shots,” Player said. something few people wouM I’ve been working hard another Blazer TD and Virgil Carter threw two scoring Kobel 5-8) an official joint session during which time expect from the defending divi­ the East-Central Connecticut Girls’ Softball League for is Jack Nicklaus, is the pop­ situation witlBlheir temmates.” regular center Bob Johnson. the American League which defeated both Immediately after the fight, Player is renewed as one of argue about at this stage of his recently.” passes for the Fire. Oakland (Hunter 15-9) at expansion will be reviewed. sion champs in the final seven their fine season. The Penguins placed second in the ular favorite to win the Bengals Player Represen­ Striker Tom DeLeone is the a proposal to change the present playoff the Dodgers had their only good the best bunker players alive brilliant career. Nicklaus, in a departure from Bell 46, Soullimen 15 Texas (Clyde 3-7), N weeks of the season. league in their initial go-around and were second in the Professional Golfers tative Pat Matson has been the Even if no concrete action on further system and an attempt by the Chicago rally of the night against but such is his dedication to the Player has 99 victories to his King Corcoran threw four TD passes and his sub, Frank usual backup center. Cleveland (Arlin 2-4) at The fight, which broke out Association championship his normal preparation, only most vocal of the 19 Bengals expansion is taken today, still to be con­ White Sox to switch from the West to the Billingham when Steve Garvey league tournament recently completed....About ben major game which has made him rich credit on courses around the Left guard John Shinners is Detroit (Coleman 10-9), N with one out in the last of the arrived Tuesday, but he was not DiMaggio, threw two more as the Bell crushed Memphis who have not reported to camp. sidered is a plan whereby 20 games next AL’s East Division. singl^ to put two runners on league scouts were in attendance at Middletown’s Palmer but for once he is not the and famous, he has left nothing world. learning the right guard spot, A goofing off. He stayed home to Minnesota (Decker 11-10) at ninth, was triggered by a colli­ before 12,396 in Philadelphia. Corcoran threw a 64-yard TD “Our plans now are with the Matson’s position. Defensive base. But Billingham retired Field when Manchester played in the State American choice of his peers. to chance. Nicklaus, the defending take lessons from his lifelong Kansas City (Fitzmorris 7-3), N sion at second base between the pass to John Land on the first play from scrimmage, then thought that some guys won’t end Lee Thomas is being con­ the next two batters to notch his Legion Tournament last weekend. Manchester High Nicklaus does not rate “Some people are happy to champion, already has 14 major instructor. Jack Grout. Dodgers’ Bill Buckner and the hit Linzy Cole for a 14-yard TD, Claude Watts on a one- be coming in,” said Brown. verted to a defensive back. 14th victory and eighth in nine shortstop Ray Sullivan was the only local participant to himself the favorite for the 56th win just one more title,” Player championship wins and if he Player has won eight major Reds’ Joe Morgan and before it games. renewal of the PGA which said. “I guess I’m greedy and fails to defend his title, it will titles — three British Opens, the was over. Reds’ leftfielder Pete draw interest from the scouts as the Baltimore Orioles, "Billingham pitched the best Texas Rangers and'Los Angeles Dodgers gave Sullivan a began its four-day run today still ambitious.” be only the fourth time he has Masters and PGA twice each Rose was the man in the mid­ over Tanglewood’s mean, game he’s pitched all year and card to fill out. Sullivan is also an outstanding goalie in The little South African failed to win at least one major and the U.S. Open. But for a dis­ dle. we needed it,” said Bench, tough, 7,050-yard layout where already has eight major titles title in 13 years on the pro tour. astrous third round, he could Buckner and Morgan squared soccer along with bemg a member of last winter’s varsity whose 22nd homer with Morgan accurate driving will be the key t^his credit but his burning am­ “I’ve gone into major cham­ have entered today’s PGA off at second when the Dodger on base in the third handed basketball squad....Southpaw John Tasillo, a pitcher and to victory. bition is to be remembered as pionships with my game in U championship going for a Grand outfielder went into the base Andy Messersmith only his first baseman at Manchester High, will attend baseball In the clubhouse the finger Slam of big-four titles following hard after being forced by Jim third loss of the year against 13 camp at The All-Star Sports School at Eastern Connecticut was pointed Gary Player’s way victories in the Masters and Wynn in the ninth. The fight wins. State College for a week beginning Sunday....UConn foot­ following his victories in the British Open. emptied both benches and In other NL games, ball kicks off its season Sept. 21 with a home date at Masters and British Open. Four Rec Swimmers He did not dwell on his failure Rose, no stranger to baseball Pittsburgh walloped New York Memorial Stadium against the University of Vermont. The Slammin’ Sam Snead, the 62- at Winged Foot in June where brawls, ran in from his outfield 10-1, Houston defeated Atlanta annual Yale-UConn clash is the following Saturday in New year-old wonder of the fairways Set New State Mark he led or shared the lead for two position and began tangling 6-4, Philadelphia nipped who made his first PGA rounds. with utility infielder Rick Auer­ Haven. Yale will be looking for revenge after being am­ appearance in 1937, put it in Chicago 3-2 and Montreal bushed, 28-7, a year ago by Coach Larry N a ^ u x ’ “You have to put your bach. downed St. Louis 7-5. San Fran­ perspective when he said, “If I failures behind you. Do not G Huskies....A question you wouldn’t think of asking was Setting a new Connecticut other local results were: Rose, whose fiery com­ cisco and San Diego were not had to pick a favorite it would dwell on what m ight have asked Wednesday afternoon. How big is home plate? After state record in the 13-14 petitiveness makes him the scheduled. be Gary Player, not Jack 11-12 year-old girls: Peggy Schnitzer, been.” favorite target of the opposi­ Pirates 10, Mets 1 a lengthy search, the answer is: Home plate shall be Nicklaus. This course is going year-old age bracket in the seventh, 200 ind. med., 3:03.2; Wendy BIG WHEELS, BIG DEALS tion, fell to the ground in the to put a tremendous premium Johnson, third, 200 ind. med., 2:54,6, Rookie Larry Demery tossed made of rubber or other suitable material. It shall be a 400-meter medley relay was seventh, 100 free, 1:12.9, third, 200 free, commotion and was attacked a three-hitter and Ed five-sided figure 17 inches wide across the edge facing the on accuracy, with its narrow a quartet from the 2:38.5, second, 100 fly, 1:21.2, sixth, 100 by a horde of Dodger players fairways, small greens and high back, 1:25.4. Kirkpatrick and Manny pitcher. The sides shall be parallel to the inside lines of the Manchester Rec Swim Club. 13-14 year-old girls: Sherrie Basketball THE WONBERWORLI) OE LEIS who fell on him near the Sanguillen belted homers to batter’s boxes and shall be eight-and-one-halMnches long. rough. That is Gary’s game.” The record was set in the Hopperstead, fourth, 200 ind. med., I pitcher’s mound. The whole Player did not rule himself 2:50.4, fourth, 100 free, 1:09.6, seventh, lead the Pirates’ rout of the The sides of the point facing the catcher shall be 12 inches Connecticut AAU Age Group 200 free, 2:35,7, fourth, 400 tree, 5:26.4, thing lasted only three minutes Mets. out. fourth, 100 back, 1:21.5; Katie Tutaer, long. It’s the same for softball and hardball. Hope the Swimming Championships SENIOR II and no one was hurt but Rose’s Astros 6, Braves 4 “There’s no point in playing if first, 200 free, 2:28.3, first, 400 free, reason for his involvement answer does someone some good. you don’t think you can win,” at Ocean Beach Park in New 5:14.8, second, 100 free, 1:08.0, second, Highland Park Market 48 Pinch-hitter Cliff Johnson hit London held the past two 100 back, 1:17.4, sixth, 100 Oy, 1:21.9, (Steve Cianci 22, John Gallup a two-run homer to cap a three- said yie South African. “Ben sixth, 200 ind. med., 2:52.4; Paige John­ Hogan won three of the four big days. son, first, 100 breast, 1:27.5, fifUi, 200 10), Eagles White 47 (Jon run eighth inning rally which Playoffs Next ind. med., 2:50.6, sixth, 100 free, 1:09.7, Lindberg 11). SAT. 8 PM AUa. 10 enabled the Astros to defeat the ones in 1953. It would be very Katie Tucker, Paige John­ seventh, 100 fly, 1:23.9; Karen McArdle, fifth, 100 fly, 1:20.3, seventh, 100 back, Three J ’s 47 (Jay Howroyd 15, ^ V E $10.00 Braves. The Braves had taken a nice if I could do the same.” son, Karen McArdle and our rog. 24.88 Preparation was the key to 1:23,7; Robin Reilly, eighth, 200 free, Tim Allen 10), Fred’s 38 1 PLAINVILLE Sherrie Hopperstead com­ 4-3 lead in the top of the eighth 2:36.6.; Clare McDermott, eight, 100 (Collins Judd 14). CHEMOLD QUALITY on homers by Darrell Evans the 37-year-old Player’s success bined for a 5:13.3 clocking breast, 1:33.6, fourth, 200 free, 2:33.2, STADIUM MB’s Season Ends at Augusta and Royal Lytham. third, 400 free, 5:24.9, INTERMEDIATE ALUMINUM RACKET and Dusty Baker, but a walk to establishing a new mark. 15-17 year-old girls: Debbie Cone, MODIFIED AUTD Roger Metzger, a double by Lee He’s been here for five days, This quartet previously set a third, 100 free, 1:09.5, second, 100 breast, Six Pack 52 (Guardino 19, Bright luster tempered shot around 70 in practice, ancl 1:27,7, second, 200 free, 2:32.7, third, 400 Connolly 13), Med Goo 35 aluminum strung with Per- May and Johnson’s fourth pinch new state mark in the 200- free, 5:24.3; Clare Manning, sixth, 200 S A V E 1 3 J 9 With 5"2 Victory has hit hundreds of balls on tl\e ind. med., 3:01.4, fourth, 100 back, (Scanlon 13, Sulick 10). maply nylon. Reinforced homer of the year pulled it out e h a rg u N practice tee and on the putting meter medley relay, setting 1:22.0; Donna Siebold, fifth, 200 ind. Rinky Dinks won by forfeit yoke; warp-resIstant. Top for Houston. med., 3:00.5, eight, 400 free, 6:00.4, sixth, our rag-3$ JS quaHy leather grip, RACES Notching a victory in the season finale last night was green. the record in a race at over the Celtics. Phillies 3, Cubs 2 100 fly, 1:21.2; Beth McDermott, fourth, *56 at least 48 per store Moriarty Brothers in Greater Hartford Twilight Baseball “The rough is mean here so Brown University. 200 free,-2:39.3, fifth, 400 free, 5:42.6. Bob Boone’s bloop two-run 11-12 year-old bovs: Geoff Michaud, double with two out in the League action. The American Division champs topped the fifth, 100 Hy, 1:29.7: HUFFY*S BRAND NEW eighth capped a three-run rally New Britain Falcons, 5-2, at St. Thomas Seminary in 15-17 year-old boys: Mike Wasyluk, *500 i fourth. 400 free, 5:05.0, sixth, 100 fly, **THUNDER ROAD** 2itd $2S0 - 3rd $125 which gave Philadelphia a vic­ Bloomfield behind the seven-hit pitching of Pete Sala. 1:18.1; Kevin Lane, first, 100 fly, 1:07.5, BERNARD A. LOZIER, tory over the Cubs and moved Local Girls Enter second, 100 back. 1:11.5. Evarything naw, avarything axcttkig In 4tti$100 The Comets, with a 17-5 record for the regular season, 11-12 year-old girls relay: Third. 200 INC. 88 the Phils to within Itii games of a bikal Chack tha aupar dateNa: 2or ■ S A V E $ 1 2 scored three runs in the bottom of the first. Paul Baretta med. relay, Wendy Johnson, Julie knobby tiraa, flat bteok llnlahad axtra- first place St. Louis in the NL Tucker, Peggy Schnizter, Jane Price, Celling Repein niggad frama, dapandabia ooaalar and Rich Riordan walked and Ron Krogh’s safety loaded 2:41.9, our reg. 36.88 East. Boone’s game-winning hit Regional Tourney S Replacements braka, wida HgbtwalgM fandara, wtda 13-14 year-old girls relay: Third, 400 lOO'SS the sacks. Catcher Mike McDonald followed with a bases front hub wit h chroma rima, axtra lono came off the end of his bat and free, Paige Johnson, Clare McDermott, Quality Carpantry Work, SLAZENGER clearing two-bagger. Sherrie Hopperstead, Katie Tucker, Patios • Additions fork, nama plaia, rat trap padala and UP dropped into right field between 4:44.9. paddad cuatom aaddte. Tolaly aa- CHALLENGE # 1 Traveling Friday to Cranston, R.I., will be Groman’s & Remodaling PLEASURE three fielders. Billy Williams Two runs in the bottom of the second concluded the 15-17 year-old girls relay: Second, 400 aamblad and raady to got homered for Chicago. scoring for the MB’s. Frank DiMauro reached on a Sports Shop Girls’ Softball team to take part in the ASA free, Donna Siebold, Clare Manning, Super balance racket Slo-Pitch Championship for Region Nine. Debbie Cone, Beth McDermott, 4:56.0, Free Estimatee played by champions. $3.50 Adm. 6 fo 12 Expos 7, Cardinals 3 fielder’s choice and Baretta was issued another free pass. Second, 400 med. relay, Clare Manning, Walnut handle facing. flKe Steve Renko scattered 10 hits Groman’s faces in the opener at 7:15 the host team. BeUi McDermott, Debbie Cone, Donna yrs. 99$ Riordan singled scoring DiMauro and Baretta crossed the Siebold, 5:29.9. reinforced bow with white and went the distance for the plate on a sacrifice fly off the bat of Krogh. Sessions of Providence. If they win, they’ll play Saturday Phono 646-4464 overlay, nylon strung, and Under 6 yrs. FREE Expos to defeat the Cardinals. a top qualty perforated Moriarty Brothers now awaits playoff action. afternoon at 2 the winner of the contest between the SAVE $14 leather grip, Races Every Sat. Tim Foil and Larry Biittner Socialites of New Haven, Connecticut ASA State champ, our rog. 42.88 t least 24 per store 8 P.M. each had two hits and scored and Parco, the Rhode Island state champ. The tournament twice to lead the Montreal is double elimination and is played at Clegg Field in offense. Cranston. singles...swing & save BANCROFT COMPETITION MODEL^ Tigers Make Move, The winner of the tournament will advance to the PRO-FEATURE TENNIS RACKET SEPTK TIWK - CESSPOOL CLOGGING nationals in Elkhorn, Calif., over Labor Day weekend. on luxury cruises Directions to the regional tournament are take Rt. 195 in CNN NOW BE PREVENTED! 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Sail on the COLUMBIA MENS 26** 3-SPEED RACER COLUMBIA MENS 2&* 10-SPEED RACER Restores Internal pres­ with bu; < linfla. safa and for sluggish septic tanks The Detroit Tigers, rejuvenating themselves, sliced 20,000 ton luxury liner VICTO RIA from New Haven, Conn, (with private bus unprecedented response and harder controlled Reed Defends Crown transfers from N.Y. and Conn, cities). Four day cruises' August 22. September 2 Ughtwataht raoar wKh Sturmay sure to oM bals. D ^n - aasy-to-ua,; yearly treat- and cesspools are available Norm Cash from their roster Wedne^ay and followed that Touring doraWaur spaadalar serves. and September 9. Three day auise; September 6. Be pampered by an all Italian Archar sac ooaalar 3-apaad hub dable and precise. Prac­ UMnt, has been davelopwl locally. with triggar oonirol, blackwall with atam-mounlad shift tevarS, at least 24 per store by the PX-Lab Co., Livinc- Available also, is a free not-surprising move by shipping rightfielder Jim Northrup a e w ... live b ands. .. ‘duty*free' priced cocktails. .. true Continental tically pays lor Itself ston, N. J. to the Montreal Expos for a player to be named after the Reed Construction of After winning the states a cuisine. .. five meals a day . . . two swimming p'oolsl Bring the gang for a party tiraa, anamal fandara, contour dual caNpar hand brakaa, sHcfc through added He to ten­ booklet "The Story of Willie vacation you'll never forget. aaddte. Avallabte In woman’a Maaa band styte handtebara. In nis bols. Sluggiih lyateuM and Bacteria, or How To Take season. Bolton defends its American year ago, Reed went on to modal. Comaa fully asaamblad. e h irg o H sky Uua. FUly a iaambted. c h a r g o H at least 12 per store. drainiialda can also ba ra- Care of Your Septic Tank Softball Association Class A the finals in the New * 6 6 stored to normal by fast or Cesspool" from: Cash, 39 and a fixture at first base since 1960, hit 377 home runs . ______M r rog. 67.1 our rog. 82.99 acting bacterial cultures. for Detroit; more than any other Tiger except Al Kaline, who has Fast Pitch title Saturday England Regionals before They ara also recom­ the W. Glonnay Co. 394. Cash hit .361 to win the 1961 American League batting cham­ afternoon in Plainville. The bowing out of the world tour­ mended V a "starter’* to pionship. nament. Leading Reed this !^yjCT€ciA,“7::bi team is currently 25-5 for seed newly cleaned out or 336 N. Main SL Northrup, 34, had 145 home runs with a .267 career average but V IC T O R IA C R U IS E S - 252 Park St. - New Haven, Conn. Direct no-toll dialing newly installed aeptic tanks the season while leading the campaign have been veteran from Conn. 1 •800-922-0050, From N.Y.. Mass.. R.l. )-800-243-4)59. Phone 381 Broad St., Manchester and cesspools. Manchestsr, Conn. was awesome when he was hot. He once hit three grand slam pack in the Southbridge hurlers Don Sidat and Ted Sunday 12:00 noon to 6:00 P.M.. Ssturdsy 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., itMtdayt 381 Broad St., Manchester 9:0 0 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. home runs in d'week, something no other major leaguer has done. Mass. Fast Pitch League. Kachnowsky. SP-642 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 8, 1974

    Rockville HOUSING UP Sunday Program at Camp Neivhoca Directors Agenda Tuesday Top-HearyFFire Calls BONN (UPI) - P riv ate Hospital Police Seeking dwellings in West Germany VERNON ticut Department of Correc­ Camp Newhoca will be open increased by 3.1 per cent dur­ I Notes The Vernon Recreation tions, Niantic Division. at 1 p.m. and can be reached by MANCHESTER ing 1973, to reach a total of By SOL R. COHEN Church. Jhe town would Oakland St. The Planning and She has been with the depart­ going out Bolton Rd., from Rt. “the procedure established Wednesday, 6:06 p.m. — false Carrasco Widow Department will sponsor the se­ guarantee a loan from the Zoning Commission has about 22,640,000, the Federal cond of a series of programs, ment for three years and has 30 in Vernon, and then taking.a In the opinion of veteran here might have other im­ alarm at Manchester Memorial Admitted Wednesday: ^vings Bank of Manchester for rejected the proposed sale, on Office of Statistics reported. been instrumental in organizing left up- Hatch Hill Rd. After Board of Directors watchers, plications for other areas of Hospital on Haynes St. (Town) SAN ANTONIO, Tex., (UPI) only as an accomplice. Camille Bouchard, Fort “A Sunday Afternoon at Camp improvements to the parking the basis it may be suitable for This represents the largest Project Rebound, a program of passing between two ponds take the agenda facing Manchester’s town.T’ Wednesday, 6;58 p.m. — fire — Authorities are trying to find “We'll get them sooner or y Lauderdale, Fla.; Cheryl Newhoca,” this coming Sunday lot. A 10-year lease at $1,161 a town use in the future. A two- increase in several years. It training and survival in the out­ a right onto Grier Rd. and board for its meeting next On May 14, Assistant Town in basement at 426 Broad St. Fred Gomez Carrasco’s widow later,” said inspector Jack Hut­ Castonguay, Vernon Ave., Ver­ at 2 p.m. month would be signed. thirds majority vote of the compares to an increase of Camp Newhoca on Bolton doors, specifically for the in­ follovy it to Anchorage Rd. Take Tuesday is enough to make (Counsel Victor Moses, ruling on See story in today’s Herald. and two men charged with ton, "but it may be later.” non; Raymond Clark, Rockville • To determine an accep­ directors would be required to 2.9 per cent in 1972, and 2.5 Lake was purchased last winter mates at Niantic. a right on Anchorage and the strong men stagger and weak a similar proposal for a citizen (Tovm) supplying the rebel inmate with per cent in 1971. Memoi*ial Nursing Home, table plan for an access road override the commission’s ac­ She has had extensive camp is located on the right. men weep. patrol of (^se Mt., stated it “is Wednesday, 9:34 p.m. — oven guns and ammunition used in Rockville; Sharon by the town. The program Sun­ into Charter Oak Park. tion. day wiil feature various aspects training in all phases of camp­ illegal and contrary to the fire which was out on arrival at their attempted prison break. Courtemanche, Windsor; Bren­ It is so top-heavy with items • To take back from the state • To fill two vacancies (one of back packing. ing, survival, and mountain provisions, spirit and public 20F Channing Dr. in Squire Rosa Carrasco and uniden­ da Hali, Metcalf Rd., Tolland; requiring decisions of far- control of the Main St. strip from each political party) on Last week’s program, the climbing and attended the reaching consequence, one policy of our Charter. The Village apartment complex. tified men from San Antonio George Jacques, Middle BACK-TO-8CHOOL from the Center to Hartford the Housing Authority and two first of a planned series for Sun­ highly regarded 26-day inten­ wonders why they ever were power to protect and maintain (Town) and Uvalde, Tex., were named Styrofoam ^ Butcher Rd., Ellington; Henry Rd., with no payment to the vacancies (both Democratic) the public safety is vested only day afternoons, was highlighted sive course at the Outward SPECIAL placed for action in one night in warrants issued in Johndrow, Chamberlain St., state for the traffic signals It in­ on the Human Relations Dim- in the Police Department.” chests & Jugs o) Rockville; Allen Johnson, Ver­ by an archery exhibition Bound Center at Dartmouth Good thru 8tpt. 13th and how they ever will be stalled last fall, and with the Huntsville, Tex. The uniden­ mission. He warned of “potential and non Ave., Rockville; Nancy featuring some of the top Coilege. ruled upon in one night. tified men and two brothers Any Standard understanding the transfer will • To consider a request from dangerous abuse of power and in all sizes Johnston, Stafford Springs; archers of New England. Sunday’s program is designed And if the meeting scheduled be “as is,” with no roadway im­ No Fake Plaintiffs arrested in San Antonio were to appeal to persons of all ages the Manchester Youth Hockey possible liability against the Sandra Kalber, Vernon Ave., The guest speaker at this PorUbie for 8 p.m. in the Municipal provements by the state. PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti charged wth capital murder un­ who are interested in camping Association for a town contribu­ town.” der the new Texas penal code. m ii Rockville. , week’s program will be Lynda Building isn’t enough, the direc­ • To determine a plan for im­ (UPI) — Justice Minister and all of its aspects. Topics to TYPEWRITER tion (from $5,000 to $10,000) • To consider action on about Also; Shawn Milotte, Hart­ Rowan, a Vernon resident, who tors have two previous items of proved pension benefits for Aurelien Jeanty began a The offense carries the death be discussed will include, Cleaned, Adjusted, toward the cost of ice tifne at a dozen other items of business. ford Tpke., Tolland; Edward is a lieutenant with the Connec- business. At 6:30 they will tour existing retirees. crackdown Wednesday in an ef­ penalty for those abetting a besides back packing, proper New Ribbon the Bolton Ice Palace. In addition, the board will jailbreak in which a death oc­ we have every lltlle thing! Murphy, Prospect St., the adjoining Lincoln Center, • To approve a labor agree­ fort to stop lawyers from • To approve the appoint­ hear reports and com­ curs. Rockville; Frank clothing, and the types of equip­ In “at which time candid pictures ment with Local 991, American bringing in fake plaintiffs in ment and why certain pieces of ment of a civilian patrol officer munications and will open the Don Michael Colsten, 22, and Niederwerfer, Niederwerfer *14.95 Ind. will be taken for use in the An­ Federation of State, (bounty and Haiti’s quickie divorce courts. "where a equipment should be used. for Case Mt. meeting twice to the public — William Henry Colsten Jr. 24, Rd., South Windsor; Danielle nual Report” ; and at 7 they will Municipal Employes. In a communique to all the ' dollar'^ South Hit (No Dollvory or Plek-up) The town manager is once to speak on any subject on were accused of buying the and Michale Powers, Terrace Miss Rowan will also tell meet with officials of the state • To authorize the manager country’s courts, Jeanty said he worth a WITH THIS AD $2.00 OFR suggesting the proposal be the agenda, and once to speak guns used in the escape the m'lraete of mainitreA | Dr., Rockville; Marion Rivers, By Showers about areas in Connecticut that Department of Transportation, to sell (at an estimated $35,000) had discovered that lawyers dollar!" referred to the Park and Rec on any subject in the board’s attempt. Broad Brook; Geraldine are suitable for hiking, suggest YALE to be briefed on the status of the town-owned property at the were using substitutes pretend­ downtown manchester United Press International Advisory Board for study and jurisdiction. Mrs. Carrasco, 26, who some Sembenotti, Tudor Lane, areas for day walks, and will in­ TYPEWRITER SERVICE , proposed improvements to 1-86 corner of Sheldon Rd. and ing to be plaintiffs in the recommendation, on the basis lawmen say inherited Manchester; April Socha, Thundershowers rumbled clude some of her experiences 41 PURNELL PLACE and 1-84, including a connector divorce actions, so that the real leadership of the Carrasco gang Windermere Ave., Rockville; over the South early today., on camping trips with women MANCHE8TER to the latter at Spencer St. plaintiffs did not have to appear from her husband, was charged Victor Vaientine, Terrace Dr., producing up to four inches of from Niantic. • 649-4986e Because the board scheduled at all. Vernon. rainfall. Georgia residents only one meeting in August, the Discharged Wednesday: braced under the threat of flash meeting Tuesday will be for About Town Louise Affricano, Grove St., floods. both public hearings and ac­ Kissinger .Would Get Rockville; Henry Benicak, Portions of south Texas tions. Its usual practice is to Broad Brook; Clifton Crandall, collected up to four inches of conduct public hearings on the Resignation Letter A dance featuring country W. Shore Rd., Ellington; rain within one three-hour first Tuesday of the month and and western music by the “Just Celestino DeCarli, Elizabeth period overnight and parts of to take actions on the second. WASHINGTON (UPI) - If “The only evidence of a Us Three” group will be spon­ St., Rockville; Kelly Girard, northwest Georgia got more sored by the VFW Friday from Famous Brands Among some of the items to Richard M. Nixon voluntarily refusal to accept, or of a Rocky Hill; Francis Grum- than two inches. It was the be aired and considered are: quits the presidency, he must resignation of the office of 10:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Post back, Elizabeth St., Rockville; third straight day of wet • To place for a Nov. 5 by law deliver his letter of president or vice president, Home for members and guests. Brian Hany, Farmstead Lane, weather for Texas. Robert Chauncey, a University of Connecticut intern, is working with, left to right, Renee Jones, Joel Berube, and referendum a proposed $2.5 resignation to the office of shall be an instrument in At Our Lowest Prices! Rockville; Walter Kita, Middle A flash flood watch, which The VFW Post and Auxiliary the teacher of the pre-school class in Vernon’s Student Brian Sherman. (Herald photo by Richmond) million bond issue for Secretary of State Henry A. writing, declaring the sameT Butcher Rd., Rockville; Mary began Wednesday in northern purchasing the privately owned Kissinger. and subscribed by the person will have a picnic Sunday for Development Services Program this summer. He is shown McNeilly, Mt. Vernon Apts., Georgia, remained in effect. Manchester Water Co. Nixon’s resignation would im­ refusing to accept or resigning, patients at the Rocky Hill ON SALE THURS., FRI. And SAT. Vernon; William Pierce, South Scattered thundershowers • To place for a Nov. 5 mediately shift to Vice Presi­ as the case may be, and Veterans Hospital. Members St., Rockvilie; Robert dumped rains from the Ohio referendum a proposed $2 dent Gerald R. Ford the mantle delivered into the office of the planning to attend will meet at Remillard, Stafford Springs; Valley to the south Atlantic million bond issue for townwide of power of the nation’s highest Secretary of State.” the Post Home no later than 4 Karen Rich, East Hartford; Coast during the night. The storm-drainage projects. office. It is this law which would p.m. Rose Sidell, Tracy Dr., Vernon; same was true for the western • To appropriate $220,000 for It would be the first presiden­ require Nixon to deliver his RC/I SDS Meets Needs of Towrif UConn Juiia Sierakowski, Orchard St., Plains, the northern Rockies sanitary sewers in Baldwin Rd., tial resignation in U.S. history. letter to Kissinger at the State Rockville; Ethel Williams, and parts of Arizona, southern Concord Rd. and a portion of But the process is well defin^ Department either by ROCKER RECORD Prospect St., Rockville. Texas and northern Missouri. Doming St. and to be financed by law and by practices messenger or in person. JACKSON, Tenn. (UPI) - Dr. Evans said the program children also enjoy working complaints about having to go VERNON Births Wednesday: A Two tornadoes were sighted by sewer assessments against developed in the eight times ' One letter of resignation Susan Eliff of Jackson holds is meeting the needs of the town w 0r"art projects, a physical to school in the summer. BARBARA RICHMOND daughter to Mr. and Mrs. near the town of Big Spring in abutting property owners. that presidents have died in of­ written on White House the world rocking chair r" and the university. The town is education teacher, and going on The student teachers have “Children can all benefit Geo^'ge Diaz, Stafford Springs. west central Texas Wednesday • To appropriate $55,000 for fice. stationery already has crossed record of ^125 hours and 40 furnishing the school and the field trips. been assisted by four Rockville from added educational night but no damage was sanitary sewers in Linwood Dr. The procedure for presiden­ Kissinger's desk. minstes. > ^^8 students and the university the Another feature at the Ver­ High School graduates who are experience." Miss Nude in Court reported. and a portion of Keeney St. and tial resignation was established That one, dated Oct. 10,1973, Susan, munching toast and r ' ' staff and material. non Elementary School is the planning to continue their This is the philosophy of Dr. Clouds cloaked portions of the to be financed by sewer in the nation’s first presidential said simply: “I hereby resign jelly for energy and sniffing The program gives in­ outdoor swimming pool which education in the field of special RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - SAVE ! William Evans, supervisor of Pacific Coast, but skies were assessments against abutting succession act on March 1,1792. the Office of Vice President of ammonia to stay awake, dividualized instruction to the the children enjoy at various education. They are: Deborah Frances Natividad, Miss Nude the Student Development Ser­ fair through most of the property owners. That act remains in the law the United States, effective im­ creaked to the record on students, following the basic times during the week. MacMillan, Andrea Novgrad, Universe, who paraded down­ m vices (SDS) program in Vernon northern Atlantic states, the • To appropriate $6,000 for today as 3 U.S. Code, Section 20. mediately.” It was signed, June 15,1972. She set it at age concept in special education The largest class has 14 Esther Bellowe and Patricia town at lunchtime Tuesday this syipmer. north central United States and MAIKHESTER STATE BAIK expanding the fire alarm It reads; “Spiro T. Agnew.” 18. $OAI which is to meet the children wearing only tassels and a brief Dr. Evans is on the summer children but the average class Loch. Plateau region. * * 1041 MAIN ST., MAHCHE8TEA where they are and go as far as bikini, was to appear in court system in the northeast part of school faculty of the University is five. Dr. Evans said, thus Dr. Evans said a successfui Temperatures around the Open SnL 9 A.M. - Noon — Mombor FOIC you can. today. TR town, and $5,000 for making it possible to fit the unit was forged out of a variety of Connecticut. He has working country early ranged from 94 at preliminary architectural plans The teachers the children program around the individual of learning problems. Dr. The 25-year-old beauty was i ------J Needles, Calif., to 46 at with him, in the program, 10 charged with disorderly con­ for a new firehouse in the 1 have in their regular needs of the students. Evans will be leaving, when the Beekeeping 101 4 student teachers who are Laramie, Wyo. Buckland area, with both sums ■AGWAYI classrooms set up the Dr.Evans and Magliocco said program ends Friday, for the duct and with assauiting an of­ TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) - The University of Connecticut in­ to come from Fire Fund sur­ TT guidelines for each student, the students have been very ficer during the arrest. University of Arizona will offer terns. University of Denver where he plus. ITS A6W AVS FROZEN noting their strengths and enthusiastic about the program its course in beekeeping again The program is in its third will"'be working in special • To adopt an ordinance for weaknesses. and they have not heard any this fall because of its rising year in Vernon but in prior education. purchasing for $600 a small The total enrollment of 70 popularity, due to food price in­ FRUIT ft VEG. SALE Zenith 12” Diagonal RCA 14” Diagonal years students were housed in parcel at Parker St. and students, averages out,to about creases “and the back-to-nature several schools. This year the Colonial Rd. — to improve the NOW THRU 50 students each day. They trend,” said the course instruc­ Portable Black & White TV XL Color Portable TV entire program is being con­ traffic lane. The purchase range in age from pre-school to tor, Dr. Gordon D. Waller. AUGUST 31it. 1974 ducted at the Vernon Elemen­ AGWAY would be from Sidney B. and Grade 6 and all were referred tary School. Step ln,ft,P|ac^few Oiticil by their regular classroom SUMMER SALE Elsie T-. Cushman. Cal Coals $500 Coordinating the program are • To authorize the manager Our teachers who felt they would Wmt a dry basement Our Ronald Kozuch, director of con­ For All Your Summor Fun Noods. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - benefit by the added school to sign agreements on behalf of Lowest Reg. tinuing education; and Anthony the town and the Parking Fashion designer Irene Kasmer experience during the summer Price! $258 Magliocco, supervisor of Authority, regarding a parking and her husband, Gerald, will * ^ 2 3 4 months. Reg. $69.99 during heavy summer special education-student lot on the property of St. James not have to go to jail just The academic portion of the AGWAY 100% fHOHH COhCinriUKo development services, both in because their cat went where it Built-in VHF and UHF antennas , . . one set fine program concentrates on PURE Instant picture and sound: Perma-Set VHF fine the Vernon School System. wanted to. ORANGE WICE reading and math but the rain showers? FLORIDA tuning, “ Sunshine®" picture tube: telescoping an­ tuning. Suitable for family use. Lightweight, easy to The Kasmers were sentenced Fresh- tenna. #E1335 carry. last week to five days in jail for FrozentU A U II /V ______NOTICE contempt of court for allowing » 'x 9 ' SEE AGWAYI PUBLIC HEARING ADDITIONAL their cat. Calico, to stray into APPROPRIATIONS the yard of a neighbor, Willard SEkD-SWEET General Electric AM/FM Table Radio McCoy Optimistic PEDESTAL CELLAR DRAINER D. Harwich, who had obtained Tough corrosion-resistant thermoplastic construc­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Amtrica't largMt Mlllng umbralla twiU Cimal quality haa not boon $ 4 4 9 5 TOWN OF MANCHESTER an injunction against the aacriflcad to maka thia prica paaalWa — our largo volumo doaa K. tion with Va hp motor. Single phase model with Kasmers and their cat last ORANGE JinCE Three dimensional grill, 4 inch CONNECTICUT Funds Will Come Compare thoaa laaturaa: a Root ol 7 oz. gold “colortaar tant drIILwIth 6 thermal overload protection, autorriatic reset, built- year. heavy magnet speaker with tone 01. avocado walla. • 8awn-ln floor. Notice is hereby given that Buy it by the case and save! control. Attractively styled in float operated switch. UL approved. (64-0046) the Board of Directors, Town of Harwich complained that 84 -18 oz. cans JUST $1145 walnut grain polystyrene cabi­ Manchester, Connecticut, will since then, the cat entered his net. For Renovations CABIN TENT , hold a Public Hearing in the yard four times and.“defecated America's fevorite breekfast 8i refreshing anytime drinki 24.88 $ 1 5 2 9 5 Hearing Room, Municipal repeatedly in and about the ______Full Of Vitamin Cl Building, 41 Center Street, property.” Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy, When the project is com­ 8’XlO' «»«• AGWAY REOIFLO PUMP ON Manchester, Connecticut, The Kasmers argued in vain AGWAY, INC. < who went to the Philadelphia pleted plans are to move' most 12 GAL. TANK Tuesday, August 13,1974, at 8:00 that it was in the nature of cats office of the Economic of the town offices under the to go where they will, and Westinghouse • Quiet, economical operation P.M. to consider and aci on the ’’Iuc*kland'°*°' 643-5123 Development Administration, one roof. Mayor McCoy is • Heavy-duty epoxy-lined tank Harwich lures cats to his yard U.S. (OHsi GnmiD hppiioved following: OTHER AGWAY STORES: 18 Lb. Heavy (EDA) Wednesday, said he is hopeful that the project will be with fish and chicken bait so he • Easy conversion to deep well 1. Appropriations to be added ailington • middiaflald - north optimistic that the EDA will completed in time for the • Compact size. to capital accounts of the 1974- can give them to authorities to hftvan and wilUmantic, Duty Washer give the town permission to go (SWIM VESTS! Historical Society to have its Delivers 500 gallons per hour at 15 75 budget for the purpose of be destroyed. ahead with the Memorial rededication as part of the KAPOK n U ID ft. lift with 30 psi. Has automatic air paying the costs of the Our Reg. 219.95 Building renovation project town’s bicentennial celebra­ Modo to U. 8. Cooit Gvard ipoclAcoHons, Subpon 160. following proposed public im­ with some changes from the 047. control; nothing else to buy except tion. provements and capital original plan. pipe and wiring. Ideal for camps, PRIOR SERVICE The Memorial Building was d projects or such of them as may Due to the rising costs of con­ 0-50 b . 3.99 trailers or other space problem in­ originally dedicated in 1889 as a hereafter be approved by the struction, since the first federal EACH stallation. memorial to those who died 45-90 b .4.99 voters pursuant to the HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS? grant was given the town for AND UP during the War of the Rebellion. Adult ...4.99 provisions of Section 25, the project, not all of the If you have prior service or are a senior in high school, you are Chapter V of the Town Charter *198 original renovation plans can be probably interested in some extra income for the new car, house or at a regular or special electionr Many great features, such all FAJVq carried out. Poaching Blamed b o a t c u sh io n s other purpose. We can offer one of several enlistment options in a namely; Howard Tourtellotte, the con­ unit of the Army Reserve depending upon your situation. as bleach dispenser, 5 posi­ On Higher Prices a. An appropriation not to OUR STOCK.- tractor; and John Pozzatto, COAST OI/ARO APPItOVflA Prior servicemen can enlist for as little as one year and possibly in tion water saver; heavy duty exceed $2,(X)0,000.00 for con­ engineer for the town, accom­ And Lower Morals SUBMERSIBLE SUMP PUMP agitator, lint filter. Porcelain struction, renovation and im­ the grade held when discharged. As a HS senior, you may enlist and panied the mayor to Operates both in and under water. enamel tub, top and lid. WARWICK, R.I. (UPI) - An provements of various storm selfye for a period requiring only three years active unit par­ Philadelphia where they spoke Comes equipped with ’/a hp heavy- increase in reported incidents drainage projects. ticipation. Whatever your status, we have a place for you and many with federal officials and duty motor, 2 ball bearings and ther­ of poaching on Rhode Island’s BBINZ b. An appropriation not to opportunities as pn active reservist such as good pay, excellent engineers. They were told ac­ potato and com fields is being mal overload switch. 50 gpm at 10' BUY NOW AND SAVE! EVERY AIR CONDITIONER IN exceed $2,250,000.00 for the training and other benefits. tion will be taken immediately attributed~to rising prices and discharge head capacity. (64-0051) and that they would probably be declining moral values. acquisition and purchase of the For further information without obligation, contact one of our OUR STOCK REDUCED NOW FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE! PROPANE TMK M anchester Water Co. in­ informed by telegram to go While the farmers cited high Army Reserve Career Counselors at: cluding all real estate, per­ ahead with the project. prices of food as the probable 819th Station Hospital sonalty, fixtures and ap­ EVERY 4,000 AND 5,000 B.T.U. AIR The total amount now reason, one police official who $ 4 0 0 700 *8. Quakar Lana Reg. $1.99 value ♦1.29 e a c h I purtenances owned by said available is |505,000. The first wished to remain unidentified CONDITIONER Including 7.5 Amp Models! company in the Towns of W. Hartford, Ct. SAVE federal rant was for $300,000 cited “a trend of the times” and SUMP PUMP CHECK VALVE Manchester, Bolton and Ver­ 203-233-2062 and when the bids came in for “permissiveness today where COTS • LANTERNS (64-0049) non. EVERY 6,000 AND 7,000J.T.U. AIR twice that amount, the EDA up­ people don’t know right from If you wish, mail this coupon to us: 2. The determination of the ped the grant to $390,000 and the wrong.” CONDITIONER Including 7.5 Amp Models! AIR MATTRESSES manner in which said ap­ town contributed a total of SUMP PUMP DISCHARGE She said the nocturnal raiders propriations and additions to $115,000 as its share. are usually after corn but found HOSE KIT TO; Recruiting Officer said budget is to be financed EVERY 8,000 B.T.U. AND LARGER Tourtellotte said Wednesday one night that they left behind ONE and TWO-MAN BOATS For permanent and emergency use. and raised whether by taxation, that as soon as the official go three pillow cases loaded with AIR CONDITfONERS IN OUR STOCK! This kit includes 24' of Flexdrain hose, by borrowing, by transfer of 819th Station Hospital ahead is given, he will im­ peppers. 1V4" adaptor and steel clamp. Fast and easy to available funds or otherwi^, or 700 8. Quakar Lana mediately start to order FREEZE-DRIED FOOD PRICED ORIG. AT $99.95 TO $279.88 — NOW $79 TO $224. “There are so many thieves install. (63-4600) by a combination of such W. Hartford, Ct. 06110 materials. The first step of the it’s unbelievable,” said Gerald FAMOUS BRANDS . . . FEDDERS, WESTINGHOUSE, EMERSON, G.E. AND WHIRLPOOL methods. project will be to clean the Albert of Exeter. "We always GET A NEW 74 MODEL,ONE YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE 3. Such matters relating to bricks on the outside of the had some pilfering but it’s far “SPEEDO” SWIMWEAR STORE HOURS: PLUS 5 YEAR WARRANTY ON REFRIGERATION SYSTEM!______building. Tourtellotte said this worse this year. Mon. Tuts. Wtd. the foregoing as may be proper­ 8 :3 0 to 5:3 0 ly considered at said Hearing. has to be done before winter “They come in with a truck ZMalnSL Thur^ 8 :3 0 to 8:30 S nL 8:00 to 4:30 Dated at Manchester, sets in. and go to work on a quarter of EQUIPMENT SHOPj^ 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Open DSNf Connecticut, this first day of M A N C H ESTER THURS., FRI., SAT. The renovation program will AG WAY,® Inc. Mon. Tu»i. Thuri. FrI. an acre. When you have 500 To 8:00 8:00 to S.'OO August, 1974. put into use the third floor of acres, you can’t see what’s 540 NEW STATE ROAD. Buckland 643-5123 BankU h r io r d 643-7111 S«t. 8:00 to 4:00 Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, the building and make better going on at night,” explaining FARR’S C L O S E D 1145 Tolland Tpke. WEDNESDAYS Secretary .TEIEPHONE. use of the space on the second that he has patrols out at night Bank AmaHcard Maflfer Charga Board of Directors floor. looking for potato poachers. Manchester, Conn. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 8, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Aue. 8. 1974- PAGE SRVF.NTKF.N Homea For Sale Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 Homea For Sale Situation Wanted 18 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Painting-Pepering 32 Homea for Sale 23 Homea for Sale HAPPY ADS VERNON Real Batata Wanted 28 23 □ N O TIC ES MALE - Drapery installer, per­ INSIDE - Outside painting. The manent part-time, will train, COVENTRY - Just fantastic! MACHINISTS Beautiful well kept Ranch SELLING your home or Special rates for people over K. Bullard operator and all- car necessary, call 643-5171, NLION UIKE 1 2 9 ^ OFFERED BY ESTATE Lo s t and Found 1 ext. 21. home. Large living room, acreage? For prompt friendly Fully insured. Estimates given. We find the house Almanac around machinists needed for baseboatd heat, UConn nearby. service, call Louis Dimock Call 649-7863. MCDONALD’S R an ^ , two large bedrooms, you make the home. first and second shifts. Set up $20,500. Call Red Carpet of Realty, 649-9823. 1X)ST - Large gray cat. Vicinity 7-ROOWI DUTCH COLONIAL RtALTOR and operate from blueprint. 55 EXPERIENCED cabinet HOUSECLEANING Positions modern kitchen, birch Manchester, 646-1117. PAIN’TING - Exterior and in- danial I. raala Woodbridge Street. Answers to maker wanted. Excellent op- cabinets, self-clean oven and M i S ‘‘Whiskey’^'. Reward. Call 64fr hour week. Paid insurance Wanted - For cleaning on a I 50 HOLL STREET ALL CASH for your property terior.Reasonable rates. Call portunitv. Please call 644-8812. 3364. with major medical. Modem, weekly basis. $20 per day. range, dishwasher, latge COLUMBIA - Lakefront. Six within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. United Presti International Displaycraft, Manchester 643- Phone 742-6388. treed lot, private beach' 1V4 baths, 2-car garage, flreplac^ living room, rooms, three bedrooms, 1 1/2 Instant service. Hayes Agency, air-conditioned shop. 9557. NEEDS $25,000 Today is Thursday, Aug. 8, around the corner. Ideal formal dining room, large well landscaped lot. baths, large living room with 6464)131. CEILINGS, inside painting, FOUND - Large, male Tiger miUNUFACTURINGa papering, floor sanding- the 220th day of 1974 with 145 to Cat found in Charter Oak Street starter or retirement home. fireplace, large kitchen, 2 36 SIwkion Road REAL ESTATE - Need for one Lit )fw *> nidiiir diopptr? I $41,500. WE WILL buy your house. Call refinishing (specializing in East Hartford - New Listing. 6-room Colonial. 3 large follow. area. Call after 6, 647-9^7. To inspect call Mr. Lewis, 649- porches. $67,(X)0. (^11 owner M a n c h M ta r eager salesperson for active Gbeck wt Ibt kiriiin m thi 228-9070. anytime, Hutchins Agency, older floors). John Verfallle, bedrooms, country sized kitchen, extra large dining The moon is between its full m i j t n -j — 5306. local real estate office. MEN AND WOMEN aa Call 643-8152 646- 5750, 872-2222. room, full basement, 1-car garage. Ideal starter home. stage and last quarter. 643-4243 IM M CMSSnWi rl|8 S Realtors, 649-5^4. Experience not necessary, will MANCHESTER - Six-room The morning stars are Mer­ OFronruNiTY □ FINANCIAL train. For confidential appoint­ ★ Night ShHta ★ Part Time Day Shifta . . . Somaona Ranch, fireplace, garage, SELLING your house? Call us WALLPAPER Hanging - No job cury, Venus, Jupiter and ment call Rick Merritt, 646- may have tent you barrows A WALLACE beautiful treM yard. $35,900. first and we’ll make you a cash too small. C!all 647-1295 or 646- Saturn. 1180. •k Maintenance Men -k W eekdays k W e e ken d s. □ REAL ESTATE ASSISTANT dispatcher — for a happy adl Hayes Corporation, 6464)131. offer. One day service. T. J. 6784. The evening star is Mars. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 our operations department. *^^*®8S7«1B16 2 7 l» 1 H t MUIIIbAliL MUNbI V Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 35.900 - This super clean six room Cape has much to offer. Wall to wall carpeting, a fireplace, bullt-lns, 1% baths, 1 car Those born on this date are Excellent opportunity in busy, McDonald’s Family Restaurant Is looking for good Homee For iaie 23 PAUL’S PAINTING- interior, under the sign of Leo. MORTGAGES, loans first se­ active office. Good health, ^ood Now Taking Appicatlona Available ^ exterior, free estimates. Call garage, and plenty of privacy with the large treed lot. men and women who want a good Job with all the BOLTON — Immaculate Servicea Offered 31 America's first professional cond, third. All kinds. Realty judgment, good memory vital. for MANCHESTER - Small two- Custom Cape situated on 4.7 Best Buys 647- 1272. 30.900 - New Dutch Colonial In an area of now homes. Six architect, Charles Bullfinch, statewide, credit rating un­ Typing helpful. Insurance and extras. As a member of our crew, you get good star­ famil^r, ideal investment. Good park-like acres, fruit trees, i / 2 / o CHFA, VA or FHA Programs rooms, wall to wall carpeting, formal dining room, 1W baths, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ SHARPENING Service - J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom was born Aug. 8, 1763. pension benefits. Apply Mr. ting pay, vacation pay policy, free food policy and location and condition. Low blueberries, garden area, choic- largo master bedroom, fireplaced living room, gas heat. fidential, Quick arrangements. Crowley, Hartford Despatch, FULL-TIME CASHIERS Please call for appointment to aee If you Saws, knives, axes, shears, decorating. Interior painting. On this day in history; regular raises. 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Happy 81st Birthday ly located one mile from Route BYBELHORE Immediate occupancy. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 225 Prospect Street, East Hart­ Must bs willing to work 2 would quallhr under these programs. skates, rotary blades. Quick Paper hanging. New Ceilings. In 1940, the German 6434535, 646-1021. 1-84. Louis Dimock Realty, 649- HAMMER 'N NAILS 37,000 - 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ ford, or send resume. We are an nights a wsek. Many com­ GUS 9823. service. Capitol Equipment Remodeling, ^ te rio r painting. Older six-room Colonial on quiet street In con­ Luftwaffe began a series of Special — a four family ifor Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. equal opportunity employer. pany benefits. Apply MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6,3- venient location. Large living room with fireplace, formal daylight air raids on Britain. Apply In parson bowtoen 9 A.M. A 7 P.M.at: PENNERY FM $^,500. Call Joe Lombardo on Hours daily 7; 30-5, Thursday Fully insured. For estimate call dining room, large eat-ln kitchen, three bedrooms, plus a car garage, excellent location. MANCHESTER — Centrally FRECHETTE A MARTIN, Realtors, Inc 7;30-9, Saturday, 7;304. 643- 649-9658. Also in 1945, Russia declared MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd SALES - HARTFORD good incom e. Itoper 30’s. 30 s. S May you enjoy located six-room bungalow in this one. walk-up attic. ^ mortgages — interim financing K-MART MCDONALD’S RESTAURANTS 7958. war on Japan, seven days DESPATCH has challenging LaPento Agency, Realtor, 646- many more. excellent condition. Fireplace, 646-4144 ‘TOWNHOUSE THREE” 53.900 - Two-year old duplex. Large kitchen with appliances before Tokyo surrendered. — expeditious and confidential opportunity for energetic and Personnel Office Route S3, Vernon Circle 263 Main Street. Manchester PAPERHANGING and ceiling 239 Spencer Street 2440. »rage, full basement, in Yes, here’s a three family REWEAVING burns, holes. painting - Reasonable rates. Included, three bedrooms, Vh baths, and separate In 1968, Richard Nixon won service, J.D. Real Estaze imaginative, sales person. Our 46 West Center St., Manchester God Bless You. Bowers School area. $29,500. Assoc. 646-1980. An Equil Opportunity Empkiytr with a difference! Townhouse Zippers, umbrelas repaired. Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. basements. If you are just starting out this is an Ideal situa­ the Republican nomination for customers are executive TIMROD RD. - New 7-room I The Salvation Army i T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- Window shades, Venetian families who need quality style on a beautiful 150x150’ tion. Let the tenants help pay your mortgage. president. He was elected in Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, 1577. CLEAN, move-in condition. Six blinds. Key. TV for rent. moving and storage services Corps Family MANCHESTER - Seven-room lot. Recently painted and 56,500 - Four-family Investment property on Woodbridge November, defeating Hubert 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, room cape with bedroom space Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. PROFESSIONAL and deserve professional ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN - galore, fireplaced living room, Cape, newly remodeled, redecorated inside and out! St. One six-room apartment and three 4-room apartments. Humphrey and George □ EMPLOYMENT EQUIPMENT OPERATOR city utilities, plastererd walls, PAINTING counseling. We'll train you. All trainees - Communication Highly skilled technician patio. Two-car garage. Shade SOUTH WINDSOR good quality carpeting. ’Treed beautiful colonial interior, full- Aluminum storms, screens, This house is in good condition and provides good income. Wallace. BAKERY DEPARTMENT required to troubleshoot com­ MILLARTREE Service, Inc. you require is integrity, drive, Cable, Inc. has openings for trees. Built byDy/! Ansaldi. Charles lot in quiet friendly wall fireplace, dining room, 3 doors. Three separate heatjng Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Pointing, Ptptring and plex analog circuitry must be SPREAD OUT 3mtU Corpontry In 1972, the Democratic Help Wanted 13 personality. Car provided, equipment operator trainees. Full-time positions available, Lesperance, 649-7620. Happy 4th Anniversary neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, bedrooms, 2-car garage with systems, tenants pay own spraying.Fully insured. fast and concientious. A good Dutch (^lonial on 2 acres. National Committee nominated ^ la ry , paid insurance, pension Company offers a high salary will train. Must be available I “My Greasy Greek” ^ 643-9969, 646-8250. wine cellar. Quiet street, near utilities. “Shady lane” street, Licensed. Free estimates. nBOTWIB nUTWB Sargent Shriver as Sen. George PART-TIME work at home, on benefits. Send resume Mr. plus an extensive benefit for' Saturday, Sunday and job for the right man. EML, Country living within minutes shopping, schools and buses. 646-29S5 LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... 875-0751. a ' Love convenient to everything. Phone 633-5345. McGovern's presidential run­ the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Wood, Hartford Despatch, Box program. You can choose night work. Storting rates are $31,000 of everything. Circular drive, MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, Asking $M,900. Lessenger Com­ 8271, East Hartford, Conn. pany, Realtors, 6 ^ 1 3 , 423- EXPANDABLE. ning mate. between a standard 40 hours or $4.24 - $4.36 per hour. Com­ Circa 1850 Cape. Country a His Dumb Polak in-ground pool, California two-car garage, separate fur­ TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 06108. We are an equal oppor­ INSTITUTION Security officer naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, NOT EXPENSIVE PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. REALE’S CORNER WAITRESS - Part-time, days. a 4-day 10 hour per day shift. pany offers excellent working kitchen, 2 fireplaces, five redwood cabana, pine grove, ’Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Five years experience. Experienced preferred. Apply tunity employer. Choice of two night shifts are - Duties include, patrol of country kitchen, excellent con­ Clean, clean Cape with full stumps removed, f lly insured. 175 MAIN STREET PHONE B4B-4525 A thought for the day; Ger­ conditions and an excellent room expandable. private yard. Ideal for those BY OWNER - Manchester - Im­ Excellent references. Pete, 742- in person. W. T. Grant Co.,. available as well as overtime, if buildings and grounds, to dition. Owner transferred. Char shed dormer! Enclosed porch, Got a tree problem? Well worth man novelist Thomas Mann WANTED - Mature woman, free benefit program. protect lives and property of HUTCHINS AGENCY AL who entertain. Inspect with Bon Agency, 643-0683. maculate 7-room Colonial, 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. said, “Time cools, time Manchester Parkade. desired. Please contact Mr. Mr. Lewis. 649-5306. $70’s. fireplace, rec room in cellar. a phone call. 742-8252. flexible hours. Card Gallery, Carl Beyor, Oommunication residents, employees and 649-9324 Love and Happiness fireplaced living room, 3 clarifies. No mood can be main­ ^ply in person, Manchester visitors and to guard against EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY bedrooms, formal dining room, Wall-to-wall in several rooms. GEORGE N. CONVERSE - 8 ATTENTION - Housewives. Cable, Inc., 5 Glen Road, on your ' TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Articlea for Sale kitchen, den, walk-out base­ Walk to school and shopping! Painting, interior and exterior. 41 tained unaltered through the Sell toys and gifts now through Parkade. Manchester, Conn. 643-4472 or FIRST t&llONAL loss of or damage to State ® BirUiday BARROWS A WALLACE East Hartford large appliances, cleaning course of hours.” Christmas. Free sample kit. property. Experience in fire ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 amm n m N nVTIOIV ment, 3-car garage, beautifully Ideal for the young family. Paper hanging. Call 643-2804 ROOFING - Specializing 647-1468. STORES INC. Always, Joani aastoioa A GEM cellars and attics, also some after 5 p.m. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Commissions from first party! TYPIST - Speedy and accurate, prevention and fire control l/2room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, n t - i s i s e t i - i i o z landscaped, low heat and taxes, Fast sale a must, priced ac­ tree work do e. 644-1775. repairing roofs, new roofs, cents each. Inquire side door. Park an'd Oakland Ave. procedures highly desirable. living room, family room, 2-car I Three bedroom Ranch, first accessible to all areas. Open cordingly. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call or write Santos's Parties, steno and dictaphone a must. NURSES AIDES - Part-time, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Manchester Evening Herald. East Hartford- Good storting salary with an­ floor family room, spacious House - Saturday and Sunday. Building-Contracting 33 Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- Mag card experience desirable. weekends only. Excellent attached garage, large lot. MANCHESTER - Two- COLLOSAL COLONIAL CAPE LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, and repaired.■. 30 years An oquti opportunity omployor M/F nual increases to $390.96 bi­ Char-Bon, 646-14^. kitchen, large living room 528-2736. experience. Free estimates. 673-3455. Also booking parties. Salary depending upon salary, good opportunity to earn Homea For Sale 23 bedroom Duplex Condominium, You don;t find too many real­ cellars and attics cleaned, WE BUY and sell used fur­ Legal Notices weekly. Excellent fringe with fireplace and wall-to- MASONRY - All types, Howley, 643-5361. niture. Cash on the line. One experience. 37 1/2 hours. Call some money on weekends. If one full, two half baths. Call ly big Capes, especially in a lawns mowed, small tree work. fieldstone, brick, concrete. MATURE FEMALE - Part- Mrs. Neumann, 646-6555. desired, may schedule for an benefits. Equal opportunity MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, owner, 643-1357. wall carpeting, fenced yard Free estlnates. Phone 643-6000. piece or an entire housefull. employer. Reply no later than Double A zone! Here’s a big Free estimates, after 5 p.m., time Dental Assistant. Hours occasional double. East Hart­ two-family, 3 bedrooms, living ANY LARGE FAMILY with trees, secluded patio. In Offered by the ROSSI ROOFING, siding, 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 Court of Probate August 15. Call 1-429-6451, ext. room, kitchen, wall-to-wall seven roomer with 2-car gar­ 643-1870 or 644-2975 chimneys, gutters, free es­ District of Manchester approximately 1-5; 30, no Satur­ ford Convalescent Home, 745 SALAD GIRL wanted two RAISED RANCH - Seven perfect condition. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Main Street Rear, behind nights per week. Apply Caveys, 503. carpeting, air-conditioned. age on a tree-enclosed lot, timates. Fully insured. Days, Dougias Motor Sales. days. Some work experience AVON Main Street, East Hartford. will love this 4-5 bedroom years old, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 eling, rec rooms, offices, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - NOTICE TO CREDITORS preferred. Will train. Call for in the mornings, 45 East Center Immediate occupancy. The baths, fainily room, carpeting, Only $33,900 PHILBRICK custom kicthen, 28’ living household repairs. Phone 649- evenings, 529-8056. Paul NEED MONEY FOR BACK- price is only $47,9(W. Frechette Cape. Fireplaced living room, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ E S T A T E O F MARGARET T. interview, 289-8396. MALE - Full-time store clerk. Street. 2-car garage, deck, aluminum room, first-floor laundry 4594. Cosgrove 643-5364. CLEAN USED refrigerators, TO-SCHOOL CLOTHES? & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- formal dining room, country WARREN L HOWLAND ditions, rec rooms, porches and ranges, automatic washers, SANDERSON Apply in person. Closed CALDOR kitchen, 2 baths, garage and siding, 3/4 acre, desirable Raaltor 643-1108 room. Aluminum storms, roofing. No job too small. Call Pursuant to an order of Hon. Wiiliam SECRETARY-Bookkeeper — Earn extra money selling Wednesdays. Barrett Plumbing WANTED - Babysitter, Nathan 4144. Manchester location. Mid 40’s. screens, doors. Big family LAWNMOWERS repaired and ROOFING - Installation and with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s E. FitzGeraid, Judge, aii claims must be Avon Products in your spare treed lot. Best of all, the price AGENCY 649-3144. repairs, gutters, storm win­ Appliances, 649 Main St, 643^ presented to the fiduciaiy named betow For private school in Supply, 331 Broad Street, Hate Schoot district, storting 649-2661. room. Winding dead-end sharpened, pick-up and time. I’ll show you. Call 289- September. Nine year old boy. NOW HIRING MANCHESTER - Bowers - $32,900. Hurry! CIRCA 1969 - Custom-built 7- dows, doors. Experienced 2m on or before October 30, 1074 or be Manchester, to start August 19, Manchester. 447.E4ST Middle ’Tpke. - Four- street. A good, solid value. delivered. Call ^ arp all now for CARPENTRY - Repairs, barred by law. The fiduciary is: Approximately 11/2 hours after School, 4-bedroom Ranch, room Gambrel reproduction quality workmanship. Fully in­ 8-4; 30, public contact. 646-1610. 4922. bedroom Cape, 2 baths, Call for an inspection — allow your spring tuneup. 643-5305. remodeling, additions, roofing. Joan S. Gaines school. Call 647-1655 after 5. ★ AUTO MECHANICS living room with fireplace, BLANCHARD South Windsor on 14 acres with panoramic sured. Free estimates. SCREENED loam, gravel, 33 Jamestown Road fireplace, carpeting, finished enough time for a good, long Call David Patria, South Wind­ Reasonable prices. Rick Somers, Conn., 06071 FEMALE — Over 18. Openings TOY DEMONSTRATORS dining room, kitchen, rec room, IMPECCABLE view. Large country kitchen, CASH Registers and adding processed gravel, sand, stone, DRIVERS - With trailer garage, treed lot. Just im­ AROSSEHO basement, full shra dormer, look. sor, 644-1796. Burnett, 646-3(X)5. for Recyitionist and Earn 25% commission selling best liiK BIKE assemblers, first and se­ ★ TIRE CHANGERS Six-room spacious Ranch, IW aluminum siding, garage, fireplace, 3 baths, 30x130’ machines. - Sales, service, and fill, (korge H. Griffing, experience. Steady year-round cond shift. Tube bending maculate. 40’s. Frechette & REALT0RS-ML8 648-2482 Inc., 742-7886. Masseuses. Earn over $150 per of toys and gifts! 20% to hostesses, 4- vanity baths, 2-car garage. 75’xl50’ lot. Move-m condition. bam with 10 horse stalls. VERNON ESTATE supplies. 15 years exrerience, WES ROBBINS carpentry employment. Excellent fringe color catalog, no delivering or cpUec- operator for first shift, Martin, Realtors, Inc. 6464144. 189 Wast Cantor Stroat GILLIS HOME Improvement - week. Apply at Venus Health ★ WHEEL Also large rec room in lower $36,900. Barry Realty, 6464)882, Lovely 8-room Raised Ranch, formerly with NCR. Free remodeling specialist. Ad­ Court of Probate Club, 455 Main Street, benefits and rate of pay. Call ting, S&H Green Stamps to ^ckaging job on second shift. Specializing in roofing and LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per District of Manchester ALIGNMENTS level. Attractive large lot. 742-8815. GLASTONBURY - Colonial built by U&R. Two raised- Estimates. C.R.S. Company, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Manchester. 649-4523. demonstrators. We handle Uie details Drilling and topping machine NCHESTER- Pockledge, 7 Coventry, 742-6381. gutters, (toll 649-3269. yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. — you run the parties! Spotless move-in condition. 8Vk rootp^ on large treed lot, 2 hearth fireplaces, automatic built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, •••••••••••#•••••••••••••••• NOTICE TO CREDITORS operator, second shift. Benefits ExcvIlMt opportunity to join a Itwt room Ranch, cathedral ceiling, American Home Toy Parties, Inc. TWO-FAMILY fram e home full batlu, family room, den, kitchen, thermostatic attic 649-3446. MEN-WOMEN, Drivers TRUCK DRIVER - Class 2 available, call Little Bike In­ growing ratall chain. Exeallant pay 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, double MANCHESTER - Striking 4 40’s. aper Heating-Plumbing 38 KELVINATOR refrigerator, ESTATE OF ROSE TAMISO license. Must be reliable. ______Tel. 749-8526 'g arag e, treed lot, $49,900. bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, with tenants and business te­ sewing room, ^ a r garage, fan, etc., etc. We have never GE electric stove, reasonable. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William wanted to sell Hood ice cream dustries between 8;30 - 4;30. and working condHIona, unuaual op­ nant on the first floor. Located bedspreads, wide selectionelec of LEON Cieszynski builder - new E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Steady work. Apply in person. 646-7550. portunity for advancamant bacauaa Hayes (Corporation, 6464131. wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first 646-3233. pool, cement patio. $49,900. seen a cleaner home! All this, fabrics. Phone 649-1786 LYNN’S PLUMBING - Must sell. Metal bed with wire A from our mobile vending at 105 Main Street, comer of homes custom built, presented to the fiduciary named below Central Connecticut Co-op NURSES AIDES - All shifts, of promotlon-lrom-wlthin policy. floor family room. Prime loca­ plus much more on a tree- Repairs, remodeling, new con­ spring. 643-2880 on or before October 29, 1974 or be trucks. Choice routes are J. WATSON BEACH CO. Grove Street, Manchester. In COVENTRY - Mark DrWe, anytime. remodeled, additions, rec available in your area. Hartford Farmers Association, Inc. ^ experience preferred, excellent A pply to Storo M a n a g e r IMMACULATE older home, 3 tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. dotted lot with swimniing pool struction. Water pumps. barred by law. The fiduciary is: Milk Street, Willimantic, Howland Realtors, 643-lKM. Raaltora MLS very good condition with large Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, rooms, garages, kitchens French spoken also. 875-7263. Louis P. Tamiso Depot. For local interview starting salary, good fringe or 4 bedrooms 1 l/2baths, first lot located in business zone. and mini goldfish pond. Come, HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot SWIMMING POOLS - Luxuiy Connecticut. Maiicli i atar Ofllcs M 7-9 1S 9 modem kitchen, living room remodeled, bath tile, cement ■ 198 Broad St. please call. South Shore Ice benefits, paid lunch period, on Director of CALDOR, INC. floor laundry, 2-car garage, CaU P.M.H. Real Estate, 528- this one you really must see! clearing and landscaping work above-ground pool distributor is Manchester, Conn., 06040 with fireplace, 2-car garage, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, Cream, 1-469-3300. bus line. East Hartford Con­ Nursing Services swimming pool. Owner movmg 9321 after 5 p.m. 568-5776. done. Free estimate. Weekdays over stocked on 1974 pwls. Will RESPONSIBLE woman to 1145 Tolland Tpke. MANCHESTER- Vacant over- pool, wooded lot, 170x325, $39, Low 50’s, and worth is! tial or commercial. Call 649- cleaned with electric cutters, sell and completely install a valescent Home, 745 Main We have an opening coming out of state. Marion E. Robert­ call 872-9771 after 5;30 P.M. babysit, Thursdays and Street, East Hartford. son, 643-5953. sized 7-room Cape. Garage, MANCHESTER - New listing. 500. MANY OTHERS - 4291. by professionals. McKinney huge 16’x31' o.d. swim pool, PHARMACIST - Rockville and Manchester, Conn. fireplace, aluminum siding. Weekends anytime. Court of Probate Fridays, South Windsor, area. for a progressive RN. B.S., 1-3 Seven-room Ranch designed for in Manchester, East Hartford, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ complete with fencing, sun greater Hartford area, full­ Glastonbury CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ District of Manchester Call 644-2135. BOOK BINDERY has opeining years experience preferred as NINE year old “L”-shaped Excellent condition. Upper 30s. easy entertaining. Living room PLYMOUTH LANE - pany, 643-5308. deck, filter and pump. Now only time, top wages, hospitalization T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- COLONIAL CAPE Vernon, Rockville, South TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ ages, additions, bathrooms, NOTICE TO CREDITORS for all around bindery help, Director of Nurses. This posi­ Ranch with fireplaced living with fireplace, dining room, Garrison Colonial 24’ front to ty of jobs, hedge, evergreens, $795; full price financing U and pension plan, pleasant Phone 649-2876 1577. Windsor, and Glastonbury. BAKERY salesgirl, part-time, experience preferred. Good tion in a large, modem con­ first-floor family room that ON SIX ACRES back living room with kitchens, houses, repairs. Free NO JOB too small, toilet available. Call Tony collect; working conditions. Call Mr. room, eat-in kitchen, 3 and trimming. Attics, cellars estimates. Small jobs. Stephen ESTATE OF NATHAN SANDALS apply iif person. Pine Bakery, benefite. Must be reliable. App­ valescent home will become opens to a large ialousied repairs, plugged drains, kitchen (413) 732-3158. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Kidd at Arthur Drug for inter­ bedrooms and rec room. Large MANCHESTER - Two-family Exceptional 9 room, 4- fireplace, formal dining room, CALL US - WE WORKI cleaned. Reasnable rates. 643- Martin, 646-7295. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be 658 Center Street, Manchester. ly Hartford Bindery, 2882 Mam available in mid-September. LUBRICATION HELP - treed lot. ()nly $33,9W. Keith porch, 3 bedrooms, 2 tull baths, 3 bedrooms, IVk baths, large 5305. faucets replaced, repaired, rec view appointment, 527-1164. Duplex, 6-6. Double garage. bedroom home built in 1971. rooms, bathroom remodeling, presented to the fiduciary named below Street. Hartford, 8-4;30. Experience in geriatrics a Needed immediately for second Real Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. attached garage. $44,900. screened porch. $45,600. LIVING ROOM F urniture on or before October 29, 1974 or be Business zone. Immediate oc­ Amedy Realty, Realtors, 875- Large fireplaced family room BELFIORE AGENCY TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY heat modernization, etc. Free made at our own factories, the must. Excellent benefit shift. We have openings for WINDOW CLEANING - Will barred by law. The fiduciary is: BABYSITTER - Mature cupancy. Only $40,900, Pasek 6283. plus sitting, room adjoining Carpentry and general contrac­ estimates gladly given. M & M way you want it at a price you Jacob H. Sandals aka FIRST COOK TELLERS - We will train for experienced lubrication help OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- REALTORS 847-1413 wash your office, house and fac-~ program and competitive Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. master bedroom. Quality ting. Residential and commer­ Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. can afford. Wide selections of Jack Sandals woman for 3 or 4 evenings a position in one of our 6 branches for greasing trucks and trailers New roof, full basement, expan­ room antique Colonial com­ tory windows. Special discount 28 Brookfield St. week. Homestead Village, salary. TOLLAND — Seven-room features throughout. 90’s. cial. Whether it be a small fabric. Call 633-1835 days, 649- We have an immediate in the Manchester-East Hart­ with a mobile unit. Storting dable attic. Needs your per­ pletely restored and in prices for JULY AND August. repair job, a custom built home Manchester, Conn., 06040 Congress Street. 649-5850. ford area. Hours must be flexi­ Please send resume of sonal touch to make it a Ranch. Garage, fireplace. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, Work guaranteed. Our men are TOWNE Plumbing Service, 7287, 745-7819, evenings. opening for a first cook rates, $3.35 hourly with a Charming Immaculate excellent condition. 4 COVENTRY HILLS - Spacious or anything in between, call 646- ble. If interested, inquire at qualifications to Box A, charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston Carpeting. In-ground swim­ 646-3233. bonde and insured. Call 649- repairs, alterations, vanity G experienced in quantity chance for advancement. All fireplaces, Vh baths, income- 1379. '- DRIVERS for school buses — Hartford National Bank, 320 l^nchester Evening Herald. Agency, 646-1316. 8-ROOM HOME ming 1^1. Lovely area, great 7 room contemnnpory desired 5334. cabinets a speciaity. Call to AIR-CONDITIONER, 2.8,000 cooking, special diets and fringe benefits. Uniforms and for children, on 4 1/2 acres. J. WATSON BEACH CO. producing 3-room studio features include cathedral 8;30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- btu, 230 volt, model 66-90. $250. Court of Probate Manchester area. Apply now West Middle 'Tpke., tools furnished. For appoint­ District of Manchester supervision. Preparation will 4 bedrooms with full attic - Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, apartment and 2-room antique ceilings, fireplaces, carpeting, STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, 4056. Excellent condition. 649-3803 for September openings. We Manchester. An equal oppor­ ment call 688-2233. Raaltora MLS PAINTING-You must call us. will train. Call 643-2414. space for 2 more. Plus rec 742-8243. Mandwatar Offlet 647-9139 shop. treed acre, quality fireplaces, flagstone terraces, before 10 a.m. NOTICE TO CREDITORS be for 240 patients at tunity employer. HOUSE CANVAS enumerators Manchester We can beat the competition. concrete repairs, inside and room, sunporch and 2-car gar­ E qu tI Housing Opportunity neighborhood. Easy commuting Quality, excellent references, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, ESTATE OF JOHN WINZLER Meadows Convalescent full or part time wanted for the SMALL Congenial Office*- NEW LISTING - 5 room Cajje RAISED RANCH built in 1969, to Hartford, 7 1/2% assumable outside. Reasonably priced. >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦• age. Convenient to Manchester free estimates. Pete, 742-6117 repairs and remodeling, HAMMOND-Porta-b, dual Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Home, 333 Bidwell Street, CLERK TYPISTd Manchester city directory, app­ seeking girl with general office with attached garage, located 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan­ mortgage. $49,900, owner, 742- 643-085L sp^iaiize in hot water heaters, keyboard organ, Leslie 122 with B. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be ly Mr. Brennan, Price & Lro everything. Immediate oc­ (toll free), 5-10 p.m. Manchester. See Sister Two openings available, ac­ experience, steno. Hours 9-5. off Porter St. in the Highland SIMRTLY GRACIOUS eled family room, with 9531. n ’ompt service on emergency. reverb, one year old, $2,500.643- presented to the fiduciaiy named below INVITATION TO BID (^mpaiw. Room 9, 164 East Insurance benefits. Contact cupancy. Low 40's. on or before October 30, 1974 or be Mildred or call 647-9194 curate typing required, in Park School area. Great A spacious 6-year old 8-room FIRST OFFERING - Excellent carpeting, formal dining ANY TYPE Carpentry and 643-7024. 0188 after 7. barred by law. The fiduciary is: The Manchester Board of Center Street, between 9-12 on­ Multi-Circuits, Inc., 50 DWNER. 643-0889 masonry work, additions and both positions. starter home. Has 280’ deep Contemporary home situated 5-room Cape, tiled bath, full room, modem kitchen with MANCHESTER - West side Aluminum Siding Katherine H. Winzier aka Education solicits bids for a ly. An equal opportunity Harrison Street, Manchester, shed dormer, porch, stone Ranch, first time offered. remodeling. Free estimates. A. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - KELVINATOR washer, white, Katherine W. Winzier employer. 646-3800. level treed lot. Must be seen. high on a hill with a pan­ built-ins, fireplace, two-car Kitchan Ra-modaling Squillacote, 649-0811. 186 Greenwood Drive Mini-Computer. Sealed bids (1) Bakery office - Mostly front, fireplace, plastered Garage, enclosed porch, many Prompt, courteous service. Call in good running condition. Only EXPERIENCED aides - $34,900. oramic view of the Hartford garage on IVk acres. $39,900. New Additions Manchester, Conn., 06040 will be received unil 3;30 p.m., typing. walls, hot water oil heat, quiet extras. 40’s. Hayes Corpora­ 643-1496. $65. Call 742-9487. Taking applications for im­ (2) in d u c e office - Some typ­ MEDICAL Secretary - MANCHESTER - New 5-5 two- skyline. A semi-covered location, ample shade trees. tion, 646-0131. R.E. M ILLER, Bulldsr MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, August 15, 1974 at which time Experienced, personable, PRODUCT mediate and September‘ptern ing with general office 127 BRENT RD. - Jarvis built family in Eighth District. su^en patio faces private I^iced at onlyinly $32,800. Charles CUSTOM BUILT 7-roora block, stone and concrete. Flooring 36 1973 TOYOTA short-bed pick-up they will be publicly opened. openings.. Only apply if you transcription, insurance forms, SERVICE Call 849-142T Court of Probate duties including answer­ split level in the Woodhill Aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, woods. All this, plus a fan­ Lesperance, 649-7620. Ranch, 4 years old, beautiful Lota-Land tor Sale .24 Reasonable prices. Call 643- truck hardcover cap with District of Manchester The right is reserved to reject have good work and attendance good typist, benefits, Monday- Heights area. 7 rooms, 2 full big kitchen and separate tastic kitchen, 4 bedrooms, wooded setting, delifxe coun­ 9508. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishlng, jalousied windows,-little used. records. Burnside Convalescent ing phone. Friday, 9-5. Medical Placement TECHNICIANS any and all bids. Specifications baths, attached garage, treed basements. Mid 50s. T.J. 2W baths, heated basement, MANCHESTER - West side, try kitchen 14x20, formal THREE-QUARTER Acre (specializing in older floors). Cost $295 new. Asking $225. Call NOTICE TO CREDITORS and bid forms may be secured Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East Company offers good wages Service, 232-5226. Our Product Ssrvics Dspart- G & H Paving & (tonstruction lot. Convenient to everything. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. large family room, etc., etc. Verplanck School, first time on dining room, family room wooded building lot. Lake BUILDING - Remodeling, Ceilings and inside painting. 649-8653 anytime. ESTATE OF RA'YMOND P. O’COIN, at the Business Office, 45 N. Hartford, Conn. and working conditions. Fre» mont Is now Intorviswing for privileges. Jackston Agency, Company-Paving, sealing, con­ roofing, concrete steps, John Verfaille, 646-5'750, 872- SR. Priced below replacement Asking $66,900. market, 6 room Ranch, im­ with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 School Street, Manchester, parking and an excellent free the following positions; maculate condition, garage, 646-1316. crete work, septic systems in­ fireplaces. For estimates call 2222. TWO 10-gallon fish tanks with Pursuant to an order of Hon. William KEYPUNCH Operator, part- cost. full baths, walk-out basement, stalled. Commercial and E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Connecticut. Raymond E. benefit program. RNS-LPNS COVENTRY — Seven room WARREN L HOWLAM) enclosed porch. 40s. Hayes 649-1142. stand and fish, all accessories. time, one year experience MAJOR APPLIANCE 2-car garage, aluminum residential. 26 years presented to the fiduciary named below Demers, Business Manager Apply AIDES Raised Ranch, 3 years old. Corp. 6464)131. BOLTON - Building lots, one Black leather recliner chair. on or before October 30,1974 or be barred required on IBM, Systems III, REALTORS siding. experience. Free estimates. FIRST NATIONAL 7 -3 , 3 -11 TECHNICIAN FJ.SPILECKI Carpeting, dishwasher, dis­ acre minimum, affording view LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. 644-8155. by law. The fiduciary is: Data recorder, 129, 029 or posal. Paneled family room 649-5233. Corinne 0. Forrest aka REALTOR 643-1108 of Connecticut Valley. Starting We design and build; Barns, similiar keypunch machine. STORES JNC. Full-time and part-time HOME with wet bar. Only $34,900, RANCH - 14x20’ living room, □ MISC. FOR SALE EVENING Tag Sale - 6-9 P.M. Corrine 0. Forrest SUPERINTENDENT 643-2121 CHARM at $10,000. Owners can assist in Family rooms. Green houses, 223 Spruce Street Excellent pay and fringe Park and Oakland Aves. positions available, com­ Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, 742- large formal dining room, bay DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree only, Thursday, 244 McKee OF SCHOOLS ELECTRONICS building of homes. Fiano Agen­ Rec rooms. Pool and Patio Manchester, Conn., 06040 benefits. 6-12 P.M. Coca Cola East Hartford petitive salary plus company 8243. MANCHESTER - Two-family, CONVENIENCE window, 3 bedrooms, cy, 646-2677. work, clean-ups, raking, Cabanas, Kitchens. Working 41 Street, Manchester. Rain or Highly progressive eduation Articlea for Sale Bottling lompany, Mr. Qark, An oquti opportunity omployor M /F paid life, health, major TECHNICIAN MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6Vk 6-3. Fireplace, 3 garages. Wall- CHARACTER aluminum Siding, $32,900. plowing, appliances moved, with rough sawn boards and shine. Antiques, including a hall system in community of 8500 569-1130. to-wall carpeting, freshly painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, medical and disability In­ room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 Best describes this lovely SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine beams a specialty. Also roofing DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, tree and other oak. Used fur­ persons with 4 schools, 2300 SMALL EN6INE PRIVACY painted. Immediate occupancy. niture (80 year old corner cup­ INVITATION TO BID surance makes this truly one baths, 3V^ bedrooms, garage, Manchester - 7 rooms, 3 aluminum sided and brick COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in choice acres with 350’ frontagq. and siding, using the finest $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, students, desires Superinten­ treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Really, Only $41,500 Pasek Realtors, on Foster Road. Attractively materials. Barrett Home Im­ stone, mavel, pool and patio board) bric-a-brac. Sealed bids will be received in of the best benefit packages REPAIR PERSON bedrooms, 26x13 family room, MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. combination home. Two 1970. First floor family room SUNSHINE Painters and dent to commence duties on or available. Apply the Director Realtors, 643-6930. fireplace, ghrage, trees. priced. Call Marlene Trares provement Company, Roger sand. 643-9504. the Office of The Director of EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY fireplaces, formal dining, with fireplace and built-in ^9132 or Arthur Shorts, 646- Paperers, Floor Cleaning and before November 1, 1974. of Nursing Service to learn INVENTORY ]^rrett, 649-0822. TAG SALE - Saturday August General Services, 41 Center For a man with a sharp mind TOLLAND — Unusual 7-room BOLTON — By owner. Country family room with bar, study bookcases, beautifully 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Window Cleaning. Free es­ ALUMINUM sheets used as Salary commensurate with more about the health care 10, 9-11. Moving. Some fur­ Street, Manchester, Connec­ and a keen aye for color. CONTROL PERSON Contemporary. Custom built, ’IlH^CHINS AGENCY living, 3-bedroom L-shaped are only a few of the fine equipped modem kitchen wito Realtors, Manchester office timates, satisfaction CARPENTRY - Additions, rec printing plates, .007 thick, niture. Refrigerator. Many experience. 649-5324^ ticut until August 20, 1974 at opportunities at If you havs sxpsrisnes In private location, 1 1/2 baths, Ranch on one-acre landscaped features offered. $71,500...call large eat-in area, formal 647-9139. guaranteed, (toll 649-1590. rooms, decks, and roofing. Free 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. accessories. Leone, 131 Moun­ Submit resume in confidence Man, 21 to 30, to train on a large flexographic printing press. lot. All extj;a-large rooms, estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 11;00 a.m. for the following; to; 6 47-9 19 1 any of tho abovs arsasr or rough plumbing in for future for complete details. dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2>4 Phone 643-2711. tain Road, 649-1710. Must be in good health and of strong build, with excellent bath, lots of glass, cathedral living room with fireplace, COLUMBIA - 72 acres close to ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, p.m. Three % Ton Pickup Trucks 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. are a gradual# of a tachnieal MANCHESTER — New homes IF baths, aluminum siding, treed Office of Superintendent prior attendance record. Willingness to work extensive over­ ceilings, cutstone fireplace, dining room, 2 baths, carpets charming central area of town. tuning, maintenance - Ward’s One Vz Ton Van MEADOWS school, wo offar caroor in desirable Porter Street area. it’s a Ranch you desire don’t lot. School of Electronics graduate, Box 356 time mandatory. If not anxious to learn and strive for ad­ wrap-around deck, large roof throughout, new aluminum RA-2 zone. Retired, out-of-state TOP QUALITY work - Septic, Bid forms, plans and CONVALESCENT CENTER positions Including madical Foundations now being dug. siding and roof. Many extras. miss seeing this aluminum 7 years experience. Trust your Coventry, Conn. 06238 vancement, please do not call. overhangs, paneled lamily COLONIAL— 4 bedrooms, 1V4 owner is anxious to sell. Call sewer connections, bulldozing, specifications are available at 333BldwaHSL and dsntal Insuranca, paid Your plans or ours. 40s, 50s, L o w ^ . Call 647-1128. sided beauty. First floor fami­ instrument to skillful room, 2-car garage. Located on baths, formal dining room, Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 or excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. the General Services Office, 41 Manchastar, Com. vacation, Ufa Inauranca, and 60s...'T.J. Crockett, Realtors, ly room is great along with Marlene Trares, 644-9132. J. technicians, (toll 646-0437 mor­ Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- AUCTION Small plastic bag plant on Tolland Street in East Hartford, 1.8 lovely treed acres. All this 25x14’ living room with Center Street, Manchester, an amployaa discount. App­ plus an ever changing 65 mile 643-1577. many other extras. A gem at Watson Beach (to., Manchester nings. 5114. Shop Tools - Saw Mill - Furnishings Town of Coventry where skilled performance is quickly rewarded. — - ■ - ■ ------w fireplace, garage, 5V HE'S SOKJUA REAP BOUWP, WE HJME TO 6AWIN' IT THE EASV WAV' Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- VOLKSWAGEN SPECIALS -A tJ’MY MOTHER'S I SIX B o o ts iw t w o ; iw form h e r t h a t . OFF THE m t K l 919 A F TE R W E LOAD UP 4578, 875-6231. v e r y HAPPy ABOUT WEEKS.'THATLL' HER ASPIRlWS SON PIPES Y o u ^ A /J T WE BUY, BELL, REPAIR, REBUILD ENGINES, TRAN8. SOME USED PARTS, WINDOW IT/ TLL HAVE PLEMTV /MAKE HIS MOTHER/ NEVER aO T BY TH' OIR 6EAR I'L L REV UP — , OF TIM E T O AROUND /AY CHARIOT GLASS INSTAUED. SPECIALS ON MUFFLERS, TIRES AND BRAKES. VERYPROUP THIRP PAGE OF TH' j BUSTERS T O 0 P ? 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, REAP'EM.' OF HIM ) FIRST BOOK/ AN’ W ELL V-8, automatic, radio, posi- CAR? traction, good j[as 1964 VW Original owner. 1972 VW tioohooaalroin *495 1969 VWs New breliee, new Ikae, 1 autemalle, 1 aiandard AUTO INSURANCE - Compare 2 10 oheoaa from our low rates. Young drivers Iu6 aummdm. 1962 FALCON welcome. For quotation call Automattc, real clean *375 Rod Dolin, 64fr4^. *1195 Qz S l. *1895 1968 VW 1964 FORD Galaxie, 4-speed, Radio, haalar s-a Artlelot lor Solo 41 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 83 *945 -ygly. r Wonted to Buy 49 extras, 649-3438. TAG SALE - Boy’s 16” bicycle FIVE ROOMS - First floor, 1967 VW MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONAI^D with training wheels, fire WANTED - Wicker furniture, private basement. Utilities APARTMENT I9 t6 n * Radio, haalar, daan. *745 1963 VWs any kind. Call 872-093p. 1967 THUNDERBIRD - full White, redo, healer Sloehooaalrom < • 4 - engine, child's picnic table, extra. No pets. Call 568-6781 RENTAL OEFICE *395 HE LEFT WITHOUT TELLING toys, bov's winter clothing size after 5. power, good condition, $700 or BOBBIE— DID OIRK SEEM T HE WAS IN We have a large variety of best offer. Phone 646-7679. ANYBOOy WHERE HE WENT 70H.. UPSET THE LAST TIME /FINE SPIRITS', 8, plant stand, other items, WANTED - U.S. silver coins, 1966 CNEV. 1 HAVEN'T SEEN OIRK FOR ^ AFRAID — AND HE RIPPED UP rf^THAT'S Mckup. VMon utHtty 1968 VW THREE DAYS, UNCLE PHILf ) SO, you SAW HIM? J I C A N 'T lliursday, Friday, Saturday, 88 1964 and before. Paying 2 1/4 MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom 1M7VW T ALL HIS RAINTINGS/X AWFUL/ apartments and townhouses •quaraback. red, Real clean IS ANYTHING WRONG"? BOBBIES UNDERSTAND I Richard Road, Vernon (off times face value. Call 649-8291. duplex, 1 1/2 baths, full base­ radio, haalar Lake Street). ment, finished rec room, in- throughout Manchester. Ren­ *695 *1395 FREEZER wanted in running tal office open daily from 9-5, '^H E IR cludej appliances. $235 per ONLV condition or repairable. Call other times by appointment. CLEAN carpets the save and month. P.W. Dougan, Realtor, HOPE= . 8-^ safe way with Blue Lustre. 646-5288. 643-4535 or 646-1021. KEEPING HIM HONEST fi-B Rent electric shatnpooer |1. E. UE >Y li^_T M Kn Ut hi. Oil V A. Johnson Paint (J^ompany. DIUUTO ENTERPRISES, IK. A | TIM MORIARTY \A Rooms for Root 82 MANCHESTER - Newer 2404 Nm state Hi, Mwdmter C IT 6 0 cnroo CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE family-style 2-bedroom apart­ TAG SALE - This F rid ^ and I40-I6Z1 SILKTOWN MOTORS ~~ YOU WANT THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ ment, includes heat, appliances SHAO DIEP, LEAVINS DADPV Saturday at 206 Eidridge Street, 270 Hartfonl Road, Manchatter 643-6217 TO POSB AS SOLE OWNER,..HOWEVER,THE ORE r e c e n t l y -WITH 9-3. Consists of golf clubs, tools, nished rooms, centally located. and carpeting. $215 per month. THOSE HOMBRES 60LP eOlNS UP- I P.W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 CHARLES Apartments - East WASN’T ASSAVINS MUCH. SO HE movie camera, many other Kitchen priileges. Parking. YOU MISTOOK. RETURWEP TO ENSLANDl STARTED WONPERlNS or 646-1021. Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 om US F O R ? ~ HIS CLAIM MlfiHT items. Reasonable rates. Phone 649- M EblJ 2358. Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, all 1967 MERCURY Wagon - good 635 CENTER - 4 1/2 room appliances, carpeted, 2 air- condition. Best offer. Call 646- SALVATION ARMY Bible conditioners, hot water, 1626 before 6:30 leave message, School - August 19-30. Pre- WANTED - Single woman to Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, all . help share expenses, own appliances, fully carpeted, 2 storage, sound proofing, 2 gar­ or after 6:30. registration necessary. Call ages, washer-dryer liookup, PRISCILLA ’S P O P BY AL VERMEER 643-6730. Ages 3-13. bedroom, kitchen privileges. air-conditioners, heat, hot fireplace, fenced-m ratio, $280 1971 PINTO, air-conditioned. Shop, then Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. water, sto r^ e, parking on bus monthly. Charles Ponticelli, Call after 5, 646-6625. qLIVEI? CO]- (-j- quI"’ TWO Telescopes, 40X, $10 with line. $225. Charles Poniticelli, VDUR WANTED - Female roommate 646-1540, 646^)800. 6464)800, 646-1540. stand; 80X, |12 with stand. 1966 OLDSMOBILE - Four- Fairly new. ii42-7998 ask for to share 6-room house, mid 20s, NEWLY Redecorated 3 large door, good condition. Call 649- .S&SBIICK ■*,*^RAaj»i For Rent 56 Power steering, long body, 34 6(b Pass Pass Immediate occupancy. Apart­ per month. 646-6072. suitable for earner. 644-8962. two. If trumps broke 2-1, he EitzinraiziDra nEJottiK Sporting Goods ment - quiet neighborhood. 1972 MAVERKK * 2 6 9 8 1973 HONDA CB450 - Showroom Pass would be able to make his ACROSS DOWN Utilities extra. No pets or GIANTS NECK Heights - Beach 2-Door, 6-cyllnder, automatic transmission, vinyl roof. condition, crash, highway, sissy contract with no trouble. But 1 Elasmobranch 1 Raced lucia uraciniMEi TENT for sale - 10x14’, THREE ROOM apartm ent, Opening lead—K4 Fish 2 Tosses children. $155. 633-6026. centrally located, private drive, next to Rocky Neck. 4-room Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 bars, new rear tire. Asking $1,- Lancelot didn’t make this niiiEiPiiictm ra excellent condition, one year cottage, sleeps 7. August 24-31. 100. Call 289-1129. 6 Aquatic 3 Military units first floor, stove and play. He saw that a 3-0 break mammal 4 Biblical name rataroiarsaraijia old. $45.742-6617 after 5:30 P.M. $130. 742-8142. 1973 F-259 PICKIIP * 3 0 9 S MANCHESTER - Newer 3- refrigerator, $135. 646-0418. 360 V-8 engine, four speed transmission, power steering, LOW COST m otorcycle in­ By Oswald & James Jacoby in trumps would lead to his 11 Thick soups 5 Cognizance 1973 125 Penton, excellent con­ El bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, tool boxes. surance, immediate binding. sure defeat, if West held the 13 Conductor 6 Skin tumor m Garden Products 47 full basement, includes Wanted to Rent 57 dition, $600. Call 742-9774. SH O R T RIBS 14 Rich fur 7 Head cover AVAILABLE September 1, four See us for your needs, Crockett 15 Goes in 8 Experts appliances. $270 per month. room apartment, full sized BUCKLAND FARMS- FAMILY DESIRES 2 or 3 1973 MAVEMCK * 2 7 9 S Agency, 643-1577. THE SPIFaT O F6 0 0 0 WILL NEITHER OF US WOULD 1 HAD NO IPEA HE WAS 16 SSI (Roman) 9 Dormouse P.W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 kitchen, self-cleaning stove, 2- WEARING STAINLESS- 17 Hail! 10 Formerly 26 Comfort 37 SouUi African vegetables at their best. Sweet or 646-1021. bedroom home in quiet 2-Door. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, bucket seats. npei AN D M U TU AL TRUST, LE-TS ClARE STRIKE A BLOW 28 Useful Dutchmen door refrigerator, spacious HARLEY-Davidson - Motor­ WITHOUT PROTECTION.^ STEEL LONGJOHNS/ STAR G A X E R ^ ^ '. 19 Used in (archaic) com our speciality. Opposite neighborhood. Prefers suburbs, MobileM e Homee 65 RFNCNE OUR ARMOR- making clam 12 Elaredseal(2 31 Oceanic game 38 Clenched hand cabinets and closets. Heat and cycles, parts and accessories. ------By CLAY R. POLLAN- 41 Being (Latin) Caldors, Corner Tolland ^ k e . vicinity of Hartford. Write Box ARIES LlIRA chowder wds) Osh MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- hot water included, fully tiled 1970 GOUHTRY SQUIllE * 2 2 9 8 Expert service. Harley- JM Your Doily ActiWIy Guidv 43 Zoo primate and Adams Street. Open 9:30-8, C, Manchester Herald. ' 'RIGHT ON.' MAR. 21 sen. 22 20 Bishopric 13 Look askance 32 Be sick bedroom Townhouse, full bath, cross ventilation. Base­ Station Wagon. Air conditioned. Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, ADULTS — See the aU-new '< According to ihv Stars. 33 Sharper to the 44 FisnWman's daily. 'S^^A/R. I» OCT. 22 Gibbon 18 Mover's truck private basement, includes ment storage, laundry Hartford. 247-9774. adult and retirement homes, To develop message for Fridoy, taste gadget PLACE TO LIVE - Near 2- 9-11-13 14-18-24-29/0 23 Lawyer (ab) 21 Storehouses heat, appliances and carpeting. facilities, good location, on bus (fompletely furnished including read words corresponding to numbers 24 Discoloration 34 Tributary of 46 Louse egg YELLOW SQUASH, zucchini, Prestige Park, preferrably in 1971 VOLKSWAGEN «KI * 2 1 9 S '63-73-80-8T 54-55-44 23 Declare 47 Chemical ^50I per month. P.W. Ekmgan, line. $210. including garage, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - 2-door refrigerator, electric I). o f your Zodioc b irth sign. 26 Road curve 25 Arabian gulf the Oise peppers, radishes, eggplants, country. Have friendly cat, Extra cleani 15,000 miles. range, divan, occasional chair, TAURUS SCORPIO 35 Communists suffix Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. lease, security deposit, no pels, Lowest rates available. A « . 20 I Don't 31 A 41 Charming 27 Bustle and tomatoes. Gleason Street, plants, like to cook. Call Dave, 42 Or OCT. J J ^ 643-4884. Immediate binding. Prompt end and coffee tables, lamp, 2Ba 32Wonfa 28 Possesses 1 2 3 4 5 6 T“ 8 9 10 Manchester. 619-7591. 522-5613. 1972 nNTO SEDAN M 8 9 S dinette set, draperies, curtains { W MAT JO 3 Eorly 33 Admim 43 Psopit's NOT. 2 I ^ I \ 29 Writing MANCHESTER - Attractive 2- Claim service. Call Clarke In­ 4 Woi1t«*hil« 34 Con 44 Through 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed transmission. rAt2-i5-17.J0 31-48-59-45; implement 11 2 liT room apartment, heat, elec­ EAST HARTFORD - Five room surance Agency, 643-1126. and wall-to-wall carpet in living ^52-75-79.87 SMosioga 35 Will 45 But FARM-FRESH eggs delivered l&S- 44 Prospsr 76-77-84-89' 30 Seaman’s tricity, stove, refrigerator. room. An abundance of cabinets 6 Gains 34 You £ 14 15 to your home. Call AN-JO duplex, 3 bedrooms, $165 □ AUTOMOTIVE GIMINi 7 Rtvool 37 Corns 47 New SAGITTARIUS direction References. No pets. $135. 228- monthly. Immediate occupan­ 1973 GALAXE 500 SEDAN * 2 9 9 8 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all and closets that are sure to BY ROY CRANE 48 Unheeded 31 Adult males Farm, 644-9430. BUZZ SAWYER HAY 21 8Moy ' 38Proptrty NOT. 18 19 3540, 649-5325. cy. 5664)130. 4-Door, automatic transmission, power steering. makes, models ana speeds. ilease. Step-saver kitchen, 9 Awort 39 Lovod 49 Or 32 Vigilant 16 17 arge master bedroom, guest tjlOLtOWlHG m e SADDLfi0A66/ //•"(■jum 20 lO/Viy 40Shop 70 Recipes DfC, 34 Fellow of Autos For Sale 61 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, f R7HIHA 'IT MUST BE RE'S STEALING THE TREASURE/ 20 21 22 23 LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own room, comfortable size Uvlng BRA3SB0UND CHEST IS ^ 3 - 5- 8-23 n o t 41 Now 71 Acespt 16-22-28-45^ American - quality pole tomatoes - 1972 FORD F-lOO PICKUP * 2 6 9 8 Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- lADDeRlS 3^-62-68 12Good 420nts 72 Theft 51-47-70 Academy (ab.) _ r NEED CAR? Credit bad? room and dining area. Porch, IWWRSD THRUTWETRAP DOOR. BUBBA! || 13 0lti#r 43Sscratt 73 Needs 24 28 26 peppers - fryers, staffers, and Camper shell. 2098. LOWlRSb CANCER CAPRICORN SSTear W e Feature Q uality^ Bankrinit? Repossessed? awning, ratio for your outdoor AND A 14 Bt 44Todoy 74 Associates hols - eggplant and squash. U tJUNl 21 15 Day 45Plocas 75 Unusual OK. 22 36 Reckoning 27 29 Honest Douglas accepts lowest living. Clubhouse, swimming 74 Don't (coll.) Silver Lane near K-Mart. Bring Bteauu I T y— n of bulUIng aiul managing apartmanU 1973 SUZUKI 125 - Very low PK5URC i.JULr 22 16Eiq>lo<< 44 Through down, smallest payments. 1970 GHEV. CAPRIGE * 1 7 9 8 pool, sauna bath. Live in a weli- 17 To 47 Only 77 Change JAN. I t 38 Evergreen U-ee 29 30 own baskets. hat laugkl IM uhal really mallere. mileage. ^ or best offer. CaU APPEARS. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 2-Door Hardtop.____ 643-2^. planned and controlled com­ f\»-39-42-49 18 P^stont 48 RosHtss 78 Of 4- 6-34-37/Ci 39 Sprite A vailable Immedlaltlyi one and Iwo badroom munity with privacy and K.&7B81-86 l9Guord 49 Fool 79 Applioncei 144.46-57 40 Sturgeon eggs |31 K 33 20SofnaorM SOLoss 80 And SWEET CORN - Pick your own. Uminhouttt. Includtt haal, air eonditionar, diikieathar, Your Small Car natural surroundings. You can LEO AQUARIUS 42 Land mil to mil carpal, individual batamani, privata patio. JUNK CARS removed free. LLOYD’S AUTO P arts has 21 Against 51 Try 81 Your 34 35 38 37 Also picked. Other vegetables. FORD JULY 22 22Nsw 52For 82 Motives JAN. 20 surrounded by Modalt open dally from 2)00 unUI 8i00p.ni Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. Headquarters motorcycle helmets, SneU ap­ same money and live better. the sea Natsisky Farm, 644-0304. Let Jensen’s give you a new key ^AUa. 22 23 Bt 53 Aggtovota 83 Friendly HI. I t . 38 39 40 41 528-1990. proved, $15.99T aU sizes. 161 24 Your 54 Affairs 84Plons 4S Joins together to UWng — security and peace 3 3-3547 19-21-38-50/<.P Antiques Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- 25 Now 55 Will - e ^ ir e 48 Limicoline 42 44 46 48 J r 49 H m o r v ^ End Of Congreu S t, off W. Middle Tpke., TOYOTA - See us for reliable of mind. Jensen’s, Inc., '53-58-74 24Shoip S4Bt 8 ?A ffI ffectlon 54-72-85-88' birds ■ I Manchester. 1558. 27 GoibM 57 CooptraHon 87 Gibs PISCES 49 Sea vessels 48 49 used ToyotaS with our 6 ( ^ y Rollings Hills, Route 44A, VIRQO 88 Vondollsm WANTED Antique furniture, Mansfield, Mrs. Young, 26 Old 28 Country 58 Your HI. It 50 Doctrine ||AyiLLABE by R.F. Damato 100% warranty. We also buy SUZUia, 1974, 2S0, like hdw 29 Flnonclol 59 Tims 89 Suddenly U 51 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or IDILLON FORD Wood Road, 429-1788. Main Of­ 30 Urt 40 Wornith 90 Bribes MAR. 20 St Pithy ^ w| ■ Cell PAUL DOUQAN, REALTOR, el 644-1031, used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, condition, 700 mUes, warranty other antique items. R. fice, Route 10, Southington, 1- 1- 7-10-43, 345 Center Street, Manchester, available. Must kacmlce. Call !)^25-3L36 /Good ^Adverse Harrison, 643-8709. 318MalnSL.MaiiGlieitir 628-0317. ;Mi-5A41 Fl9 69-71-83-90' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 1 646-4321. 649-2094.

    By MAI. BARLOW It was not clear to firemen The fire was confined to the stationed an ambulance nearby walls,” the chief said noting He added that some in­ exactly how he got out of the basement but smoke damage in case of injuries. ilanrIi?Btpr lEupntng Ukralh Gasoline fumes, spray paint how lucky he considers the surance firms are now attempt­ and a basement water heater basement without injury. was extensive, especially in the The Chief Warns young man. "Nobody realizes ing to have the people who combined Wednesday evening "He was a very lucky man to 426 side of the house. Chief John Rivosa said this the hazards of gasoline.” MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 264 cause this type of fire pay the twenty-four pages - two sections prick, fifteen cents to cause a blaze in a large four- escape without being roasted," About $1,500 worth of tools, morning that misuse of gasoline damages. Manchester A City of Village Charm family house at 426 and 428 said Deputy Fire Chief William motor parts and fishing gear is the cause of this fire. He Broad St. two houses from Stratton, duty officer were destroyed in the base­ noted it is almost exactly like Center St. Wednesday night. ment. As much as.another $2,- the fire June 8 at 14 Knox St. Prompt action by residents, One of the tenants of the large 000 or more worth of damage Here, as on June 8, a young police and firemen prevented structure rushed out on the was done by smoke to upstairs man kept a motorcycle in the Aide Says He Quit injuries and kept fire damage street. He flagged down a furnishings. basement next to the hot water confined to the basement. passing police cruiser driven by Fire damaged the floor joists heater. Gas fumes were Over Access to Tapes John Svelnys, the upstairs te­ Patrolman John Mott. exposed in the basement as well allowed to spread in the air. Ford Takes Oath Mott radioed the Police as a wooden wall dividing the When the invisible fumes were nant of 426 Broad St. was in the DALLAS (UPI) — A former 18-minute gap in a crucial WASHINGTON (UPI) — give up the office he had sought most basement early in the evening Headquarters dispatcher who basement. The wiring was also thick enough, the heater ignited peace to millions find it for himself.” White House aide says he quit presidential tape on Watergate. Gerald R. Ford took the oath of his adult life. “Our Constitution Only half an hour before the oath­ working on a motorcycle. He phoned the fire station at 6:58 damaged but the flames did not them causing a blaze. Emerson said White House At­ p.m. The first truck arrived on extend into the upper levels of The Knox St. house was also a his post iast March tecause he of office today as the 38th works.” taking, Nixon’s letter of resignation had parts of the e n ^ ^ spread was not allowed to examine torney J. Fred Buzhardt Jr. the scene from the Center St. the house owned by John two-story, four-family In remarks delivered on national was delivered to Secretary of State around the basem ^floor. The Presidential tapes which he excluded everyone but himself President of the United States station shortly after. Tomusiak of 66 Meadow Lane. dwelling. Firemen there were television immediately after being Henry A. Kissinger, an hour, 15 engine's gas-tank mth some gas learned this week exposed from listening to subpoenaed “accutely aware” that he had still In it wasstnnong the parts Deputy Chief Stratton said The tenants of the building also able to confine the fire and tapes of Presidential conver­ never been elected to national sworn in. Ford said he was delivering, minutes after Nixon left Washington firemen used an inch-and-a-half are the Richard Bevin family in fire damage to the basement Nixon’s role in the Watergate “ Just a little straight talk among as was the gas tank of an out­ coverup. sations. with his wife for California. board motor and some of its hose with a "fog” nozzle to the downstairs side of 426 Broad although there was extensive office. He asked for the "They wouldn’t let me listen "I couldn’t ever figure out SAVE IN friends, and I intend it to be the first Before Nixon left, he bade an pump a spray into the base­ St., Svelnys and his wife ^nd smoke damage. nations' prayers. of many. parts. to the tapes,” attorney Cecii who was concealing what,” emotional farewell to his grief- There were a couple of quart ment. They hooked the hoses up child upstairs, the Peter Wodal Chief Rivosa called attention While his predecessor Richard Emerson said. "That was my Emerson said. "But I knew ALL DEPARTMENTS “ la m acutely aware that you have stricken staff, cabinet and his nation. jars of gas there also. to the hydrant at Center and family in the downstairs side of to the two quart glass jars of Nixon resigned the office and flew main complaint. something was being concealed not elected me your President by your "We leave with high hopes in good Svelnys was using small cans Broad Sts. 428 Broad St., and the Alvin gasoline which are illegal kept west. Ford took the oath from Chief “ I w asn’t going to do between Buzhardt, Gen. ballots. So I ask that you confirm me spirit, and with deep humility and of spray paint on some of the He put out a call for off-duty Byran family in the upstairs of in the Broad St. house. He noted Justice Warren E. Burger in the East something up there on blind (Alexander) Haig and Nixon. as your President by your prayers. with very much gratefulness in our parts. He told firemen he had firemen and volunteers at 7:06 428. it is illegal for gas stations to "And my main attention and Room of the White House before old The Bevin apartment suf­ sell gasoline to people with any faith. I wanted to hear the tapes “ If you have not chosen me by hearts,” Nixon said, choking back his back to the water heater. p.m. Engines No. 1 and 2 and a anger, I guess you might say, or colleagues from the Congress, ladder truck came on the scene. fered ihe greatest smoke kind of glass container. The and read the documents before secret ballot, neither have I gained of­ tears on national television. The heater apparently lit to I made any affirmation about suspicion, was directed toward Besides the 10 on-duty men at damage. Deputy Chief Stratton containers must be approved Nixon’s cabinet, his family and wife. fice through secret promises. heat its water and also Ignited anything.” F r ^ Buzhardt. Because I knew Ford said that “I can only guess” at the scene, there were another noted. and made of a metal or plastic Ford pledged to enter into “an un­ “I have not sought this enormous the paint and gas fumes in the Emerson was an adviser to he had direct access to the the burdens of the presidency 25 off-duty and volunteers Police blocked off the street material. precedented compact” with the responsibility, but I will not shirk it.” basement. Nixon’s personal lawyer, President. He talked to him dai­ although he said he had directly before the fire was definitely during the fighting of the fire. “ We could have been American people and give to them Svelnys turned to it. He saw a James St. Clair, and also coor­ ly. And he was in charge of all witnessed the conduct of the office by out, the deputy chief said. Manchester Ambulance scraping (Svelnys) off the “straight talk” as one friend to “ As we bind up the internal wounds big flash of fire. dinated an investigation of an the tapes.” three presidents. another. of Watergate, more painful and more He said he would enter the presiden­ Burger, dressed in flowing black poisonous than those of foreign wars, let us restore the golden rule to our cy with “all the strength and good judicial robes, asked Ford whether he sense I have gained from life,” with was prepared to take the oath. Ford political process, and let brotherly the help of his dedicated staff and the answered that he was, and Burger love purge our hearts of suspicion and hate,” he said. “ good will” of all Americans. 308 Main Street, Manchester began administering the 30-second “I reaffirm the promise I made last oath. “In the beginning, I asked you to Dec. 6 (when he became vice presi­ 9 CALL c o l l e c t !.. Phone 643-6662 “ My fellow Americans, our long pray for m e,” Ford said in a choking dent after the resignation of Spiro T. OPEN DAILY 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. • THURS. A FRI. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. national nightmare is over,” Ford voice. “I ask for your prayers for FLOOR COVERING said in reference to the Watergate Richard Nixon and his family. May TEMPLE’S *" (See Page Three) scandal which had compelled Nixon to our former president who brought (Mtdjlkd H U R R Y - TIME IS RnMNC OIHI Nixon Says Farewell PRICES ARE GOING UP 20%. YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET ARMSTRONG SOLARIAN AT THIS LOW LOW PRICEI OONT MISS OUT! By HELEN THOMAS of the UPI White House Reporter TAKE AOVANTAGE NOW! FREE SAMPLES SHOWN IN YOUR HOME! WASHINGTON (UPI) - President week Nixon choked back tears in an emotional goodby to his staff, and in effect to his country, then left the Coifjdtm White House today for the trip back to President Gerald R, Ford a life as private citizen in California. Shinyt Vinyl “We leave with high hopes in good TbeNOWAXFbiir spirit, and with deep humility and with upto9x12 KitinftaliMi very much greatfulness in our hearts,” Nixon said to his staff and Cabinet on pnp. extra national television. “I can only say to each A Excellent chdin of coion and every one of you, we come from many Agostinelli Feels He’s Been Had faiths, we pray perhaps to different gods, but really to the same god in a sense. *98®® By 'SOL R. COHEN fair, Agostinelli said, will be "a new kind and even before that will no longer be “But I want to say to each and every one “It’s a sad feeling. I feel I’ve been had. of politics-at the local, state and national tolerated,” he said. of you, not only will we always remember I’ve been fooled, and I don’t like it,” said levels. He said he “would like to think” Nixon’s you, not only will we always be greatful to State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli “The politics of the 1960’s, the 1950,’s resignation won’t effect the 1974 campaign you, always you will be in our hearts, and today. either way. you will be in our prayers. “You know,” he said, “we have a “Thank you very much.” U Agostinelli in 1972 was Connecticut chairman of the Committee to Re-Elect tendency sometimes to stereotype people. The emotion packed goodby ceremony the President. A Democrat to 1966, when All Italians are not members of the Mafia, was held in the East Room of the White he switched to the Republican Party and all blacks are not on relief and all House — called a “great house” by Nixon. was elected mayor of Manchester In his Republicans are not responsible for He and his family were greeted with a first political try, he now is GOP can­ Watergate.” trumpeted “Hail To The Chief,” and five >bu ve seen beautiful Armstrong didate for lieutenant governor. He concluded, "It’s too bad. The man minutes of continuous applause. 9x12 “There’s nothing to be happy about,” had such an opportunity for greatness. The farewell left Nixon close to tears Agostinelli said of Nixon’s resignation. He’s done so much good. And to think it’ll and many of his staff members openly ‘"The only good thing about it is that it all be overshadowed by such a Mickey crying. . A N Y a 1 2 X 9 R O O M LINOLEUM RUGS shows the process does work. Mouse operation as Watergate. Nixon and his wife then walked directly AS LOW AS CHOICE SELECTION One result of President Nixon’s “If this had happened in other countries, to the South Lawn and, with his successor in your favorite m ogozine. experience and the whole Watergate af­ they'd be in turmoil and crisis today. We Gerald R. Ford bidding them goodbye, ll« . I14.9S are a greater country for it and we’ll sur­ went by helicopter to Andrews AFB where now see one in your ow n hom e vive to even greater heights in the they left at 10:17 a.m. EDT in the future.” presidential jet, Spirit of '76, for the flight * 1 6 « ” to San Clemente. Inside Today*s Mayor John Thompson said he is con­ COMPIETUY WSTULED $9.95 Nixon, who announced Thursday night TTiii MIC auiiiucai, siiimesi ruum in your noine wiin no- vinced President Nixon’s decision to he was resigning, was accompanied by wax Solarian. ^ e shining secret is Solarian’s special I®ra-bnd“ BAR HMSOR 6 DESKNER SOlJUiUN resign “was a correct one. 'fsjiigh gloss, without waxing, far SUGHTIY HKHER some of his staff and his daughter and son- lon^r than an ordinary vinyl floor. And the cleaner you keep it, “The Constitutional process that we preparatkm of floors, in-law, Tricia and Edward Cox. His other » F c ^l^.nan snipes! Stop in today to select your color­ 9x12 witnessed-,” said Thompson, “has daughter and son-in-law, Julie and David ful Solarian design, and get a free estimate. You could be if neco$sar]i, extra demonstrated our system of government enjoymg your sunny Solarian floor tomorrow! Area Profile ...... Page 11 ^ Eisenhower, stayed behind, weeping open­ is sound and will endure-. I believe it is in ly as they waved goodbye to the departing NYLON RUGS Old Codger ...... Page 2 the best interests of America that we i^************^»t^^»y*t»SV«S%%%S?^»%S*»%%%?rf«%?At»%?«%S%^»%%%%%?.%%%?>*.%?»*»*»*»*.V.*.*«v»*.*»*«*.v.*.*!*«*«*****»***.*.***t***t*»*2*«*.***«***«*«*»*.*»*«*.*«*.*.*.*«*.*«*.*.*if.*.*»% V«V>Ti^iS»* helicopter. Shago - Sculptured should move forward and not look back.” Complete All Ende Finiehod Gardening with Atwood .... Page 24 While Nixon was in the air on the way to Thompson said, “I pledge my allegiance retirement, he was to become an ex- SAM Y o u th ...... Page 16 'I to our country and my support and best Reg. 89.95 President, with Ford being sworn in at CERAMIC TILE Masons honor Steiner...... Page 18 wishes to our 38th President — Gerald noon EDT. Ford. I urge and hope that our entire com- BATHROOM Dick’s new ch am p s...... Page 13 ^ In his farewell speech to cabinet Inetalled up to Softball tourney ...... Page 13 wfcWSSOTi r . . 'Mill (See Page Three) members and White House aides, Nixon Dud Meyer, touring golfer.. Page 15 Nathan Agostinelli acknowledged as he did in his resignation lOOeq.H. speech that some mistakes were made REMNANTS SUNNY during his stay in the White House. 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You did what you believed in, AND DESIGNING U has pigged to pursue Richard Nixon s spoke on his suburban front yard Thursday sometimes right, sometimes wrong.” Vary in Views of Talk quest for world peace and asked Henry minutes after Nixon announced National weather map on Page 2. SAMPLES Kissinger to remain as secretary of state. |,is plans to resign. 9 He (Nixon) did what he had to do under He gave few other does as to the He said his goal as 38th president of the By BETTY RYDER BATHROOMS...... the circumstances. He (Nixon) said he 20

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