PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., August 29, Rotary Governor $36,052 Asked For Bookmobile

An Ohio company is the ap­ the town Board of Directors. owned by the state — under loan To Visit Tuesday from the Connecticut State llanrI|Mlpr lEumtng Upralh parent low bidder fo a new Since July 1973, Manchester Bookmobile for the Manchester has had the use of a Bookmobile Library. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1974 - VOL. XCIII, No. 282 Rotary International District ties of Massachusetts, including library system. The Gersten- Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS 789 Gov. Richard T. Gallup will Springfield. slager Co. of Wooster, Ohio sub­ PRICE! FIFTEEN CENTS officially visit the Manchester Rotary International com­ mitted a price of $36,652 for a Rotary Club Tuesday. prises 16,087 clubs with a total Bookmobile 27 feet long, with a Gov. Gallup will meet with membership of approximately work area of about 20 feet and President Noel J. Belcourt Jr. 758,750, located in 51 countries with room for about 2,500 and Secretary Allen A. HiRble and geographical regions. Since books. July 1,1973, there have been 379 b FIRE CALLS students Asked to Join new clubs in 41 countries ad­ The Thomas F. Moroney Co. mitted to membership in i j L of Shrewsbury, Mass, was the -v-t Rotary International. only other bidder. It submitted Minor call due to storm at Hart­ Gov. Gallup is one of 357 new MANCHESTER prices on two alternates — $43,- ford Rd. and Pine St. (Town) governors from 151 countries of Wednesday, 10:04 a.m. —Gas 730 and $46,330. Game-Time Wednesday, 8:33 p.m. — the Rotary world elected as a Inc. of Painted Post, N.Y. was washdown at 5 Glen Rd. (Town) Battle Against Inflation Telephone pole on fire at the district governor for the 1974-75 invited to bid but didn’t. Wednesday, 11:21 a.m. — year. A Rotarian since 1957, he Woman stuck between two cars Parkade Apartments on W. Middle Tpke. (Town) is a member and past president at K-Mart store on Spencer St. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - President urgent domestic threat —especially infla­ The bids will be reviewed TOLLAND COUNTY Ford flew from Washington to deliver the outset that he had gone from of the Rotary Club of Plainfield. (Manchester Ambulance) Ford, citing the Communist youth of China tion which is public enemy No. 1.” against required specifications Wednesday, 9:24 a.m. — the commencement address and receive Republican leader in the House to Presi­ He is the second member of the Wednesday, 12:28 p.m. — as an example of what young people can and will be considered for a In an unusual comment for an American an honorary degree. He planned to returh dent in only eight months, calling himself Plainfield Rotary Club to be Trash can on fire at 974 Main St. Junkyard fire at Charlie Luce’s do, today called on American students to contract award by the Library president. Ford hit hard on the theme of to the White House in the afternoon to “the first instant President.” district governor in-as-much as (Town) place on Charter Rd. (Tolland join the battle against inflation — "our Board, when it meets Sept. 18. Fire Department) Communist Chinese productivity, meet with leaders of national student his father, C. Stanton Gallup, Wednesday, 6:39 p.m. — Car urgent domestic threat.” stressing its growth and increasing The Gerstenslager Co. Wednesday, 5:25 p.m. — Due organizations and to hold more con­ served in that capacity in 1953 overturned at Parker St. and technology. Bund Confused promised delivery in four to to cellar flooding and the In an address to the Ohio State Universi­ ferences on the federal budget. He and his to 54. He is vice president of Tolland Tpke. (Town with “Chinese productivity is gaining “The United States Marine corps band is eight months. weather, the Rockville Fire ty graduating class he which he asked family will spend the weekend at Camp Gallup-Lumbertown, Inc. M anchester Ambulance on momentum, and the majority of Chinese so confused, they don't know whether to King-Sized Soccer Department went on emergen­ labor and educators to join in “a great new David, Md. Plainfield, a building materials scene but not needed) are young people, highly motivated and play 'Hail to the Chief’ or ‘You’ve come a cy standby. partnership” to increase the nation’s He received a warm airport greeting long way baby,” ’ Ford said. and lumber retailer with Hungary has a king-sized version of soccer. A mounted horseman drives the outsized ball Payment for the new Wednesday, 8:17 m. — disciplined,” Ford said. “As human Wednesday, 5:30 p.m. —More productivity and to combat inflation. Ford and when he walked on stage of St. John But in a serious vein, Ford said the lumber yards in Connecticut, Bookmobile will come from the Minor call due to storm at Hart­ beings, we celebrate the rising capacities toward a goal during Hungary’s 10th International Horsemanship event. Over KK) flooding caused the Vernon and said America’s youth is “its greatest un­ arena, the university’s basketball arena, United States would compete inter­ Massachusetts, New Whiton Memorial Library Trust ford Rd. and Spencer St. of the Chinese nation, people with a firm equestrians from Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Austria participated in the three- Tolland departments to also go r . !■ ■' tapped” source. he was accorded a prolonged standing ova­ nationally not only to maintain the balance 2 Hampshire and Maine. Fund, as authorized in June by (Town) belief in their own destiny. tion. 3 day competition. Wednesday, 8:20 p.m. — on standby. of trade and standard of living but to offer X] i ' Urgent Threat Distinct Challenge Ford attended- the University of to the world’s impoverished examples in RICHARD T. (;a llu p He told the 2,500 graduates that “with “As Americans motivated by free com­ Michigan as an undergraduate and com­ opportunities for better life. peted against Ohio State in football. He at 4 p.m. Club Assembly of all the Vietnam War over and the draft ended, petition, we see a distinct challenge and I Speaking of the Communist challenge, mentioned that he played center 40 years officers, committee chairmen your duty now to your country is to enlist believe all Americans accept that he said, “Let this peaceful competition in the campaigns being waged against our challenge.” ago on a Michigan team that lost to Ohio dominate the last quarter of 20th century. including subcommittees and State 34-0. particularly all new members, American youth will make the difference. The Present Not Past You are our greatest untapped source of will begin at 4:45 p.m. 9 District Gov. Gallup has set “Instead of dwelling on how my team energy but energy unused is energy 0 as his theme during the 1974-75 Terrorist Bomb Kills ; lost here in 1934,” Ford said, “I would wasted. Rotary year, “Measure Up.” u/.r prefer to advance the clock to 1974 and “We must make extraordinary efforts to He urges Ratarians to talk about winning against the odds that apply our knowhow, our capital, our SATURDAY confront today’s graduates and all technology and our human resources to in­ measure up to opportunities Seven People In Tokyo America. that Rotary affords each one of < crease productivity at a faster pace. Infla­ tion is creating a national state of anxiety. its 3.500 members in the, 57 TOKYO (UPI) — Terrorists bombed the “I propose a great new partnership of authorities a young man telephoned a Productivity must improve if we are to clubs in District 789, whose m - headquarters of a Japanese industrial bomb warning five minutes before the labor and educators. Why can’t the un­ iversities of America open their doors to have a less inflationary economy.” geographical area is the BANK giant today, showering Tokyo’s office dis­ explosion. working men ai^ women, not only as northern four counties of trict with a hail of broken glass that left “I want you to take shelter immediately students but also as teachers? Practical Connecticut, including Hart­ scores of dead and wounded lying on down­ because we are planting two time bombs The Lung Run problem solvers can contribute much to ford, and the western four coun- town streets. on the street in front of Mitsubishi Heavy “In the long run, it is the only way we education, whether or not they hold Police reported seven persons killed and Industries,” the caller said. “This is no can raise wages without inflationary price degrees. The fact of the matter is that Can Make 121 wounded in the bomb blast at the nine- joke.” He threatened a second terror at­ increases. It is essential in creating new D%en Bid Low story Mitsubishi Heavy Industries education is being strangled —by jobs and increasing real wages. In a tack Saturday against a company plant in degrees.” building. Most of the victims were slashed Osaka, Japan’s second largest city and 300 growing economy, everyone —labor, For Water Main Ford said he had asked the secretaries by deadly slivers of flying glass. miles west of Tokyo. management and the consumer —wins The A. Dzen Construction Co. of labor and health, education and welfare booking for Someone^ Buddy?^ The thunderous explosion, which came Shortly after the explosion Mitsubishi’s when productivity expands.” of Manchester is the apparent to report to him new ways “to bring the It Happen soon after a telephoned bomb warning, Osaka office received a telephone call Ford stood on the stage wearing a black low bidder for installing about world of work and institutions of education Yesterday afternoon Herald ground hog? Anyway because of the rocked Tokyo’s downtown office district, from a man giving the name of “Suzuki,” academic gown and waved when the 1,100 feet of eight-inch water closer together.” photographer Steve Dunn went to the rain Dunn did not stick around to smashing windows for blocks around the one of the most comman surnames in crowd applauded. main in Cook St. and Waranoke Ford drew loud laughter when he said at Manchester Communily College make an exhaustive identification, battered Mitsubishi building. Japan. The doctoral citation said that Ford was Rd. Dzen's $16,655 price is the The shrill sirens of ambulances and fire “We shall stage a class struggle in a “plain spoken man from Michigan, lowest of five offered, with the soccer field to take a picture of the His comment was, “This gopher effective leader of his party in Congress, Jaycees installing a ring for the horse didn’t know enough to stay out of the engines wailed across the entire city as Osaka Saturday as we did in Tokyo next lowest $19,225, and the authorities rushed all available rescue skilled conciliator of conflict” who had shown next week. It rained and no one rain and neither did I.” today,” he warned. A police spokesman k highest $34,875. equipment to the scene. said major Osaka buildings would be FBI Told to Destroy accepted the “responsibilities and oppor­ A The Cook St. installation will showed except this gopher. Or is it a One witness reported Mitsubishi placed under guard. tunities, the joys and the burdens of the replace an inadequate two-inch workers scrambling out of the battered Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is one of 45 File on Teen-Ager presidency.” line. The Waranoke Rd. in­ building like “animals fleeing a forest companies that make up the Mitsubishi Ford was warmly received all around. stallation will tie into two fire.” Firemen rushed to help the victims, group, one of the most powerful con- NEWARK, N.J. (UPI) - A federal At his arrival at the airport, people adjoining mains. European Commitments screaming “kyukyusha!” (ambulance!) glomorates in Japan. judge has ordered the FBI to destroy its shouted words of encouragement to him. The water pipes and fittings over and over again. One of its many specialties is super­ files on a New Jersey teen-ager in­ “We’re behind you all the way,” one will be supplied by the town. Police blamed the blast, which ripped tankers. Its best known product in vestigated because she wrote a letter to a woman called out. Others told him he was> The contractor will be responsi­ Reaffirmed by Ford through the building at the height of the America and Europe is the Colt left-wing group for a civics class project. doing a “good job.” Each time Ford’ D ble for all labor involved and noon rush hour, on a terrorist bomb. automobile, manufactured in collabora­ Lori Paton, 17, who hopes for a career in replied “Thank you very much.” for pavement materials. As a starter for drawing labor and U WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Europe as well as with the existing and Mitsubishi switchboard operators told tion with the Chrysler Corp. the Foreign Service with the State Depart­ strongly has reaffirmed the U.S. commit­ emerging institutions of the European ment, wrote the letter seeking general education together. Ford dislosed that the NEW OR ment to its European allies. But in a Community,” deputy press secretary Jack philosophical information for an assign­ Labor Department will announce soon a new program to improve occupational In­ MANCHESTER toughly worded statement he suggested Hushen said Thursday. ment in her high school civics class USED CAR that France, and possibly others, could be Reciprocity Needed —called ‘’From Left to Right”—which was formation for graduates and others in HOSPITAL Greek Cypriot Official making career choices. more cooperative. “But this requires reciprocity on the studying the political ideologies of several ^ NOTES COLLEGE “The President looks forward to a part of our partners,” the White House groups. She subsequently received an “A” productive and cooperative relationship spokesman added, apparently with France Wounded by Guerrillas in the course. Grants Planned EDUCATION The letter —intended for the Socialist G with France and our other friends in in mind. There will be grants for state and local G Discharged Wednesday: Labor party —mistakenly was sent to the The White House statement was issued initiatives to provide data on occupations Vincenzi DiFazio, 144 Main St.; By United Press Inlernutional Clerides, a government spokesman said. Socialist Workers party in New York, in response to a speech by French Presi­ to help channel potential employes into Edward B. Hutchinson, 80A Gunmen with automatic rifles attacked The assassination attempt marked the which had been listed by the government dent Valery Giscard d’Estaing in Paris positions that are financially rewarding Bluefield Dr.; Charles Greek Cypriot political leader Vassos second political shooting in Cyprus in less as a subversive organization. At the time, Aug. 27 in which he charged that both and personally satisfying. Monaghan, 369 Taylor St., Ver­ Lyssarides on a Nicosia street today, than two weeks. federal agents maintained a mail sur­ former President Richard Nixon and Ford Ford said students are now often in a non; Harriet M. Mouquin, 108 ding him and killing his driver. Gunmen firing into the covered windows veillance of the group. have been neglecting Europe. “Catch-22” situation when they enter the Berkley Dr., Vernon; Jeanette INSIDE The bullets also wounded a woman of the U.S. embassy killed Ambassador In response to her letter, the organiza­ Ford made no mention of Europe in his job market and find there is no longer a Browne, East Hartford; lola passenger in the front seat of Lyssarides’ Rodger B. Davies during an anti- tion sent her a copy of its newspaper and first news conference in the White House demand for their specialty. He said they Tierman, 40 Edgerton St.; TODAY car and several bystanders, a police American demonstration Aug. 19. other printed material. Wednesday, although White House of­ return to college for more degrees and are Carolyn Ratti, Long Hill Rd., VACATION spokesman said. Police said the car was ambushed on a After intercepting the letter, agents m B. ficials said he was prepared to comment if told they are “overqualified.” Andover: Gloria S. Landman, He said Lyssarides, the personal physi­ traffic circle near Lyssarides’ clinic in the began a field investigation, asking he had been asked a question. “ In one form or another, this is a Three Bradbury Lane, Coventry; Area P ro file...... Page 6 cian of ousted President Makarios and central part of the capital’s Greek Cypriot questions of Miss Baton’s friends, school NEW A Rocky Start Shell Game society has been playing with William A. Lofstrom, 57 husband of American journalist Barbara quarter. administrators, a credit bureau and Gardening with Atwood___Page 20 The sharp transatlantic exchange by the our greatest natural energy source—you,” Wedgewood Dr. FURNITURE Cornwall, fell to the floor of his car when Police sources said they thought the police. Old Codger ...... Page 7 U.S. and French presidents appear^ to he told the graduates. “This has got to Barbara T. Adams, 701 Main three gunmen fired at it as he drove out of gunmen were members of the EOKA-B Miss Paton filed suit asking that the file get U.S.-French relations off to a rocky stop.” St.; Stephen J. Moore, Oakwood Bookmobile...... Page 3 the garage near his clinic. Greek Cypriot guerrilla organization, be destroyed and that she be awarded $65,- FAMILY start at the beginning of Ford’s new ad- He said he wants to see “labor open its Dr.. Coventry; Donna L. Man- Books on W heels...... Page 14 Lyssarides received a slight head which fought Makarios for two years in a 000 in damages. ministrationn. ranks to the researchers and problem- dak, RFD2, Rockville; Michael wound, the spokesman said. His bid to achieve “enosis,” or union of U.S. District Court Judge James A. CAMPER Perry catches giant tuna .. . Page 12 While Nixon was an avowed admirer of solvers of academia whose research can E. Callahan, 413 Summit St.; chauffdur-b'odyguard was killed and the Cyprus and Greece. Coolahan, in a nine-page opinion, ordered the late French President Charles de give better tools and methods to the Frank P. Dabroi, 335 Felt Rd., chauffeur's wife was wounded slightly, Lyssarides’ party was the main opposi­ the FBI to destroy the file, but dismissed Gaulle, relations between Washington and workman.” South Windsor; Alana L. Grose, police said. tion to EOKA-B. her claims for damages. RFD 4, Coventry; Adah m Paris frequently have been strained in re­ Lyssarides, leader of a leftist Cyprus Wagner, Reedsville, Pa.; In Saturday’s Herald: cent years over U.S. intervention in Viet­ political party, EDEK, received treat­ Cynthia Duff. 63 McKee St.; Sailboating on (Coventry Lake nam and U.S. attitudes towards the Euro­ ment at Nicosia General Hospital and Joanne Heinz, Lakewood Lane, pean Common Market. afterwards went to visit President Glafkos Columbia. NEW Hugh A. Collins, 42 Glenwood APPLIANCES > '.1 2 St.; Brenda Gustafson, Stafford 3 Springs; Pamela Robertson, HOME 'km. 202 Oak Grove St.; Diane T. Ford Requests $850,000 Perleone, 189 Irving St.; Jean IMPROVEMENT! L. Lachapelle, North Windham; Kim L. Peters, Rt. 4, Coventry; Wayne M. Parker, East Hart­ ford; June M. Woodhouse, 453 For Former President Spring St.; Scott D. Sharkey, 9 125 Crestridge Dr., Vernon. SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (UPI) - A has had emotional problems since being by Nixon, said he wanted to handle the Aprile D. Brainerd, Root Rd., U.S. marshal has served subpoenas on forcted to resign from office Aug. 9. matter in a ‘’professional and discreet” Coventry; Rhoda E. Burr, 124 Richard Nixon, demanding two court ‘Not Down Either’ way — privately, with no notice to Maple St.; Peter A. Tomer, appearances to explain his conduct as “He’s not sitting back there humming newsmen. The Justice Department would Willimantic-; Betsy Guadian, with the help of e S.B.M. President, and a financial adviser says ‘Hail to the Chief,’ but he’s not down in the say only that the subpoenas were handed 41 Glenwood St.; Walter Nixon is strapped for money. mouth either,” said Stephen Bull, former to Nixon “ in person” at 6:10 p.m. Zuroniski. 162 Maple St. The report of the financial problems of White House appointments secretary. Wednesday. the still secluded former president came An unidentified U.S.- marshal strode $850,000 Asked as President Ford asked Congress to ap­ onto the grounds of the former Western In Washington, Ford asked Congress propriate $850,000 for Nixon’s pension and White House Wednesday and handed Thursday to appropriate $850,000 to cover Installment Loan expenses. Nixon two subpoenas, including a demand Nixon’s expenses for the next 11 months. IN<*\v York Times An aide who came west with Nixon said by John Ehrlichman, one of his two most The request included the $5,000-a-month lioost.s Price his seclusion did not mean Nixon planned trusted aides when he was in power, pension to which former presidents are en­ to become a recluse, and denied that he requiring Nixon to appear as a defense titled, $96,000 for staff expenses, $40,000 NEW YORK (UPI) - The How Much Do You Need? witness in the Watergate cover-up trial in for travel, $65,000 for office furnishings New York Times Wednesday Washington next month. and $100,000 in miscellaneous expen­ .said it is boosting the newss­ Civil Suit ditures, plus a “one-time” special ap­ tand price of its weekday The other demands a deposition for use propriation of $450,000 in “transitional” editions by a nickel to 20 cents. in a Charlotte, N.C., civil suit brought by expenses to cover Nixon’s outlays in Times publisher Arthur Ochs WEATHER antiwar protestors who were kept out of a becoming a private citizen. Sulzberger cited rising Nixon speaking appearance in 1971, pur­ newsprint and operating costs Savings Bank portedly in connection with Watergate for the increase, which he" said Partly sunny and quite warm and humid “dirty tricks” maneuvers. LOTTERY I A, would begin next Monday. today with thunderstorms towards The subpoenas were served after more Earlier thi^ year, the New of Manchester evening high in the mid and upper 80s. than a week of negotiations between WINNERS York Post increased the price Member F.D.I.C. Fair tonight low in the 60s. Partly sunny Gaylord Campbell, chief U.S. marshal for President Ford Greeted at Ohio State of its weekday editions from 15 the central district of California, and to 20 cents and the New York and warm Saturday, chance of 646-1700 thunderstorms towards evening high in former press secretary Ron Ziegler, now News raised the price of its dai­ MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD . SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON President Gerald Ford is greeted by and Ohio State University Athletic this morning to address the summer the mid and upper 80s. Nixon’s top lieutenant. Director Ed Weaver upon his arrival commencement at OSU. (UPI photo) ly editions from 10 to 15 cents. People-to^People Banking Campbell, who was appointed to his job 55030 football coach Woody Hayes, right.

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Here^s Schedule Youth Conservation Corps Participants In the Interest of Ecology... WE STILL ACCEPT NEWSPAPER Burnside Theatre — “Return For Bookmobile Participating in a pilot Youth Conserva­ AND PAY .01c ONE CENT PER POUND! of the Dragon" 7:30-9:30 federal government for the program. The youths worked 30 hours a week at tion Corps program which ended today To Civic Organizations, Scouts, Churchas and Fratar- Blue Hills Drive-In — “Dum­ the minimum wage and spent about 10 were six Manchester-area teen-agers. The three area counselors are James M. nltlos — your right to collaet paper has not boon stopped. bo” 8:15; ‘‘Herbie Rides Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a hours in an education program devised by The paper you sell to 08TRIN8KY Is rscycled back Again” 9:40 Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the Also involved were three Manchester-area Wall and Phyllis M. Wall of 444 Woodland their counselors,, many of whom are persons who served as counselors. St., Manchester knd Marion Meek of Into newsprint. The paper that the Town of Manchester UA East 1 - “The Tamarind Manchester Public Library system: teachers. tells to a mill becomas boxboard, never again to be used Seed" 7:00-9:20 Columbia. The six t^p-agers are Dorothy ■a newsprint. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2 The program, involving 84 teen-agers A. Herman of 9 SaniSird Rd., Manchester, UA East 2 — “Our Time" (chosen from 1,400 applicants), was ad­ As a result of the program, many of the It takes (17) savantaen normal aiza pulp trees to 7:30-9:20 No stops scheduled; today is Labor Day. David M. Blum of Columbia, Glen P. state’s parks and forests now boast new ministered by the Connecticut Depart­ Gawam of Bolton, Shawn E. Lampron of one ton ol newsprint. You will do mors lor ecology UA East 3 — “Herbie Rides ment of Environmental Protection. The nature trails, camp shelters and numerous and gal paid for your labor If you dalivsr your newtpapera TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 Vernon, Gerald J. Lindley of Andover and other improvements. Again” 1:00-3:00-7:00-9:00 state matched a $72,000 grant from the Showplace Theatre — “ Pippi 10:20 to 10:50—Hilliard and Fleming. George H. Messier of Coventry. 11 to 11:30—Woodland and Broad. OSTRINSKY in the South Seas” 2:00; “Mr. 731 PARKER STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Majestik” 7:15-9:15; “Night of 11:40 to 12:50— Charles Apartments the Living Dead” 12:00 Mid­ 2:10 to 3 —Loomis and Griffin. night 3:10 to 3:40 —Woodhill and Evergreen. Vernon Cinema 1 — “The 3:50 to 4:40—Parkade Apartments. Three Musketeers” 7:20-9:15 4:50 to 5:20—Woodland Manor Apartments. Vernon Cinema 2 — “The SCHOOL OFFER! Hamilton Beach Sting” 7:10-9:30 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4 Portable Handmixer Manchester Drive-In — “Dir­ 10 :30 to 11 — E. Wadsworth. ty Mary, Crazy Larry” 10:00; 2 BIG CLIC PENS 11 :10 to 11:40—Dorothy and Coleman. Our “The Laughing Policeman” 11 PLUS EXTRA H aim :50 to 12:20—Progress. Reg. 8:05 1:40 to 2:10 -W etherell. REFILL, Reg. 84c 53*^ Meadows Drive-In — “The 8.99 Legend of Hell House” 8:15; T^SHOWttS ^ Plow 2:20 to 2:50—Terry and Woodside. WRITES FIRST TIME — EVERYTIME! 3 to 3:30—Galaxy. Three speed fingertip control TOP HOUDAY SHi)W “Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry” UPl W EA lH It FOTOCAST ^ Beaters eject easily for cleaning. BURNSID£AVE. E.HTFD 528-3333 • FREE PARKING 10:00 3:40 to 4:10 —Lower Redwood. Lightweight, strong. *87 4:20 to 5:20 —Squire Village. □ ZIPPER LOOSE LEAF ONITC TO TOES. Showcase 1 — “That’s Enter­ CARRY-ALL, Reg. 36c B ru c e l e e tainment” 2:05-4:50-7:20-10:00 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 General Electric Atoone's Showcase 2 — “Death Wish” S h ! H ® EST Saturday. During Friday night, showers and thunderstorms □ PENCIL SHARPENER Return of 2:00-4:00-5:45-7:30-9:40 will be expected in the mid Rockies and from the Gulf coast, northeastward through the 1:30 to 2 - Lake. 12:10 to 2:40 - Taylor. Reg. 36c...... Auto. Coffeemaker fo ste rth a n Showcase 3 — “California Ohio-Tennessee valley and the Lakes and into the Northeast. Clear to partly cloudy 2:50 to 3:20 —Kennedy and Woodstock. 3:30 to,4 —Carpenter. n RUB ‘N’ GLUE C t a z y L m r Y . The Drafion Split” 1:20-3:35-5:30-7:40-9:50 Atlante M include: (approx, maximum readings in prenthesis) Showcase 4 — “Buster — 4:10 to 4:40 —Ambassador. ^ Reg. 4 6 c...... Our e x c e p t Billie” 1:45-3:55-5:55-8:00-10:10 49^ 82^ Si ?.th £ fJol' H ^l^veland 61 (81), Dallas 73 (93), Denver 4:50 to 5:20 —Cushman, Reg. R o S Sfli ?ntV n2 1 70 (91), Kansas City 62 (75), Little n IPACKAGE OF TEN 11.97 D r r t y A ^ r y / TECHNICOLOR* Rock 70 ( 90) ^ s i^geles 65 ( 79), Miami 80 (88), Minneapolis 46 ( 67), New Orleans 71 (901 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 IPENCILS, Reg. 5 5c... 20 lb. 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M.-tal-tariMnlfM thaw ALL BIKES ARE ASSEMBLED & GUARANTEED Mon. thru Fri. 18 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. T OF THE UVMC POD ' AIL S E A T S ^ fSALE IS GOOD THRU SAT. AVG. 3I,u) Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., frl.jtAugust 30, 1974 LIVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. August 30, 1974— PAGE FIVE ^anrlipstpr lEimiimi HcialJi Senior citizens associations The granite, gold domed Forbes & Wallace and clubs in New Jersey are New Hampshire State House authorized to hold bingo houses the largest state legis­ VITAMIN COURT CASES Comes to games under a constitutional lature in the country, 424 Parkade amendment approved in members. The House has 400 HEADQUARTERS ______OPINION 1972. members, the Senate, 24. Liggett Parkade CIRCUIT COURT 12 Rose was taken to the state try police after a complaint by Forbes & Wallace Inc. of be employed and that inter­ Low Prices! MahchMter Sataion correction center in Hartford. the parents of a 14-year-old girl Springfield, Mass, has an­ views will begin when the Steven Sanelli, 25, of 20 there. nounced it will open a full- opening date is known. Labor and the Economy Foster St. received a six Roger J. Michaud, 16, of 442 service department store in the Another vacant Parkade months sentence, execution W. Middle Tpke. received a Other dispositions ’Thursday Manchester Shopping Parkade, store to be occupied soon is the suspended, and he was placed one-year sentence, execution included: soon after the end of former Grand Union Super­ Heavy'thinking about the economy tion, the second would further hobble on probation for one year on the suspended, for second-degree • Peter P. Casey Jr., 19, of September. market, closed about June 1. is probably the last thing most already limping production. charge of third-degree assault larceny and a six months Hamden, possession of Terry Kasoff, its president, Food Mart Inc., with sentence,, execution suspended, said the chain will open its headquarters in Holyoke, Americans will want to indulge in as Does this mean, then, that at such a in court Thursday. marijuana, case dismissed. rv ' ^ Sanelli struck a Coventry for secoiljd-degree larceny by • Dennis L. Cusanelli, 18, of eighth store in the 70,000 square Mass., will open its 23rd store S!NG they enjoy this holiday weekend. time of economic imbalance free I h , ; man in the face with a broken possession. The sentences are East Hartford, failure to drive foot facility vacated on May 1 there. It has 14 stores in LEB Price increases, the skyrocketing bargaining between employe and bottle April 19 in the parking lot to run concurrently. The youth in the established lane reduced by Butterfield’s. Connecticut among the 22 now was placed on probation for one from evasion of responsibility, He said the store will offer a in its chain. Its target opening cost of food, taxes, lagging stock employer no longer suffices? Should of the ^Iton Lake House, ac­ cording to state police who year on condition he seek psy­ $ 20. full line of apparel for the fami­ date is Oct. 1. RESTAURANT market — all these are worries we the government take a more active arrested him. One of the con­ chiatric help, attend school and • George J. Czelusniak, 47, of ly, including men’s, women’s Butterfield’s opened in the get a job. and children’s fashions, and Parkade in November 1971. It would like to forget, if only for one role? Do we need something like a ditions of the suspended Willimantic, fourth-degree sentence is that Sanelli seek Michaud reportedly stole a larceny, dismissed. will offer a wide range of closed in early May of this year, day. Court of Labor-Management % psychiatric help. 1973 Porsche June 19 from Ted • Thomas Ferrer, 18, of 48 domestics, housewares and after three of its largest Complete Luncheons Served But the name of the day is, after ail. Relations whose decision in each dis­ Trudon Agency on Rt. 83, Spruce St., possession of liquor appliances. creditors claimed debts in Late Evening Dining Talcottville after he broke into on town property (two counts), He said about 150 persons will excess of $5 million and forced Labor Day, and though it was original­ pute would be binding on all parties? Daniel B. Wilson, 18, of 139 E. Main St., Rockville received a tbe dealership, police said. $10 on each count. Both fines it into voluntary bankruptcy. CDMPLETE CARRY DUT SERVICE ly set aside to honor the blue-collar There are those who argue strongly 20-day sentence for disorderly Michaud was also fined $25 were remitted by the judge in Forbes & Wallace is owned by First Hartford Corp., the workingman, it is upon the labor of all that government should avoid direct conduct, reduced from first- for operating a motorcycle total. MANCHESTER CHINESE, POLYNESIAN and degree attempted kidnapping. while his license was • Arthur F. Gerich, 43, of 44 ' parent company of First Hart­ of us that the strength and health of involvement in labor-management Judge Philip Dwyer gave suspended. Eldridge St., improper backing HOSPITAL ford Realty, which is part AMERICAN FOOD the economy are based, whether we relationships. Yet it must be accepted Wilson credit for time spent in Charges against him that reduced from evading respon­ owner of the Parkade. were nolled (not prosecuted) sibility, $15. NOTES The 100-year-old chain work in shop or office or on the land. that today, labor-management jail since the attempt and Delightful Family Style Dinners arrest Aug. 1 and he was set are operating an unregistered • Kenneth W. Hack, 21, of 34 (Forbes & Wallace) has stores The problems and needs of “labor” settlements can not be made in isola­ free. motorcycle, giving a false Woodbridge St., third-degree in Springfield, Chicopee, North OPEN Adams and Auburn, Mass, and are thus the problems and needs of the tion from the rest of the economy. It Wilson had been held in the statement, third-degree criminal mischief, being found Discharged ’Thursday: Alvie E X O T IC Mon.-TlHir$ B A N Q U E T ■’i t J r X larceny, third-degree criminal intoxicated, and breach of M. Warren, 14 Tolland Rd., in Kingston and Poughkeepsie, P O L Y N E S IA N 11:30 a.in.-ll:30 pin. F A C IL IT IE S FO R whole nation. J l K N . * . state correction center in Hart­ is only government whose respon­ ford since. Aug. 1 in lieu of $15,- mischief, fourth-degree larceny peace, all nolled. Bolton; Thelma Madden, East N.Y. COCKTAILS Fri. t Sat 250 SEATING While we are not, fortunately, in­ sibilities and powers encompass the Pond in Midsummer (Photo by Reginald Pinto) 000 bond. He reported ly and second-degree larceny by • Craig Hicks, 22, of East Hartford; Mussia M. Corbin, Kasoff said, “We hope the 11:30 a.m.-l;00 a.m. possession. The charges Hartford, first-degree robbery Stafford Springs; Elsa R. store’s opening will mark the volved at the moment in widespread entire economy. And it is government grabbed a young woman on Sunday 12-11 p.nL Center St. at about 1 a.m. and stemmed from three separate in connection with the Aug. 8 Anderson, 60 Imperial Dr.; beginning of a long friendship labor-management discord, it is not whose policies have the greatest im­ tried to drag her to his car cases. robbery of tbe Windsor St. gas Lynda S. Miller, 63 Brookfield between Forbes & Wallace and El (hunino Plaza Rte. , Vernon for lack of grievamces. Labor has parked near the Arthur station, case continued to Sept. Rd., Bolton; Linda H. Hen- those communities of Hartford 30 pact on that economy. LOWER LEVEL ANDREW TULLY Treacher’s restaurant. She 5. Bond reduced from $15,000 to nigan, 232 Ralph Rd.; Mary and Tolland Counties east of the made it plain that it feels the Mile from Vernon Circle, Rte. 30 North It is one thing when government screamed and broke free to find $2,500 but Hicks still unable to Scenti, 333 Bidwell St.; Marilyn Connecticut River!” Vi workingman suffers most from speeds up a lagging economy through help. David MaClaughlin, 30, of 198 post it. T. Lacoss, West Willington; • Robert A. Quinn Jr., 18, of Barbara Koepke, Rt. 4, Coven­ accelerating inflation and was helped deficit spending, as it has HERALD Edgemere Rd., Coventry and Ford Made It Plain Phillip Rose, 32, of Storrs was William Papanos, 27, of South Hennequin Rd., Columbia, try. least by the previous administration’s demonstrated it can do quite handily. YESTERDAYS sentenced to 60 days in jail for Rd., Bolton both received six- fourth-degree larceny, dis­ Ann DiLoreto, 14 Foxcroft halfhearted measures to control But when that speed becomes too illegal possession of drugs. The month jail sentences on the missed. Dr.; Marie M. Wochoski, 259 charge of breach of peace • Joseph P. Scanlon, 23, of Benedict Dr., South Windsor; ? same. It has given fair notice of inten­ WASHINGTON — Those draft dodgers .charge of third-degree assault great, when prices soar and buying 25 Years Ago Wars and the American Legion, Ford A young man need not flee his country to reduced from delivering liquor Hartford, third-degree robbery, Roy P. Higgins, 29 Sunset Ter., and deserters who consider themselves was nolled. tion to press for early adjustment. Michael McDonnell is elected com­ remains opposed to unconditional amnes­ avoid shooting other human beings. He • threatening, and breach of South Windsor; Alfred Francis, at The W.a GLENNEY CD power shrinks, can government stand Rose was arrested April 11 as to m inors. Judge D\^yer s mander of American Legion Post. heroes and/or martyrs because the Viet­ ty. He has never suggested anything more can make a deal with his government to one of 10 arrests made that day suspended the sentences and peace in connection with the 82 Main St., Ellington; Kurt Management can respond by either aside and let economic nature take its Plans announced to erect electric sub­ nam War was "wrong” had better forget than some arrangement whereby the avoid becoming a criminal. after an investigation of several put both men on probation for Aug. 3 robbery of the A-1 gas Zeitz, 70 Carriage Dr., South granting unusually large wage in­ any hopes of returning to the United offenders would be given a chance to course? It is a question that must be stations on Autumn St. In Toronto, an Army deserter named unrelated drug cases by one year. station on Center St., case con­ Windsor; Timothy C. Beltran, States, no matter what the specifics of the “work their way back” home. creases to preserve industrial peace answered. 10 Years Ago Alan Kazmer says he has “nothing to Manchester detectives. The The charges against both men tinued to September’s jury trial Glastonbury; Floris Arsenault, policy President Ford adopts for dealing atone for,” and therefore could not agree Ford couldn’t have made that more assault case stems from an of impairing the morals of a list in East Hartford. 10 Goslee Dr.; Lori L. READY or by resisting and thereby courting Mrs. Nelson Quinby begins duties as It is not only encouraging that with the amnesty problem. to any kind of aternative service as part of • Peter Sebraffa, 21, of Erickson, 194 Eldridge St.; head of Manchester Public Health Nurses plain than in his speech to the VFW con- i assault on a woman acquain­ minor were not presented. work stoppages. Despite protests from such amnesty. You can’t negotiate with the Cathy A. Anderson, 81 Jarvis President Ford has given the Association. vention. “I reject amnesty,” he said. But j tance 10 days before the drug Papanos and MaClaughlin Newington, second-degree organizations as the Veterans of Foreign Alan Kazmers, not because they are evil, Either way, we stand to lose. The unlike President Nixon, he believes there arrests. were arrested Aug. 6 by Ck)ven- larceny, case dismissed. Rd. economy priority in the attention of but because they obviously believe TO FINISH should be some middle ground between first response would further fuel infla­ his administration. It is essential. violating the law is a prerogative that trying all the dodgers and deserters in should carry no penalty. criminal courts and giving them a general Then we have George Mantor, a draft Presidential pardon. dodger from Minnesota who is in an Attorney Says Ray Believed FURNITURE Mint Pleads For ‘Cents^ DON OAKLEY Yet, we have Robert E.L. Eaton, executive training program in an Edmon­ national commander of the American ton department store chain. Mantor says In the past 15 years, the U.S. Bureau nies that would have to be consumed Legion, opposing the President’s right to it is unrealistic to expect a young man like mo* DEPT. him to interrupt a career in Canada for a of the Mint has stamped out some 62 “pass a la^ to give somebody forgiveness No Jury Would Convict Him 4 DRAWER CHEST to make any copper conversion SPN Spells Life “nonproductive” period of public service for something he did when he violated the Reg. Cut 15% billion Lincoln cents. It is currently operations worthwhile is staggering. law.” work in the United States. Reg. C u t 15% $46.20 $ 3 9 .2 7 Wrong again. It is not unrealistic, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Ray is entitled to a new trial. believe he was innocent,” the Dreamer,”, and Ray’s present $83.30 $70 .80 producing 35 million each day, almost For example, the market price of Sentence For Vets Balderdash. And balderdash to the so- because a government by law and not by James Earl Ray thought the Foreman said Ray was con­ attorney replied. attorneys contend he pressured twice as many as last year. copper would have to go over $1.50 a called spokesmen for the exiles, who, like men is perhaps the most realistic fact of slaying of Dr. Martin Luther vinced he would not be con­ Foreman, who was fired by Ray to plead guilty “to King Jr. would make him the Fully half this tremendous output, pound (it is still well below that) to When it comes to amnesty, a lot of Viet­ Stephan’s research showed that “the the VFW and the Legion, rejected the life in the American system. Leaving a job victed by a local jury. Ray shortly after the guilty preserve the economic value of You can now be your own nam war veterans may need it as much as President’s proposal out of hand. It is im­ “champion of the white race,” “The other thing that he plea on March 10, 1959, also the book.” however — something over 30 billion more fundamentalistic and ‘old tlmey’ the in Canada to work your way back to accep­ exceed the face value of a penny. At those young men who refused to serve — hymn books are, the more rural is the im­ possible to consider seriously the declara­ tance in America may be inconvenient, according to the confessed (Ray) had a misapprehension denied that his financial in­ In denying tbe assertion. coins, the Mint estimates — is^iot in $1.50 a pound, 250,000 pennies, amnesty from bum rap discharges, that is. agery.” He points out that many urban tion by Harvey Sachs, a draft dodger who but it’s a lot less inconvenient than the lot assassin’s former attorney. about was that he could, since volvement with Alabama Foreman said he did not need DECDRATDR and Penthouse magazine has published a list is now conductor of a symphony orchestra of those other young men who fought and Percy Foreman, of Houston, (Richard) Nixon and (George) author William Bradford Huie the money. “I have never made” actual circulation. Thus the penny weighing 1,714 pounds and with a face worshippers, particularly in fundamen­ of confidential “Separation Program talist faiths, have been uprooted from in Peterborough, Ontario. “The point is died in Vietnam — some of whom went Tex., who negotiated Ray’s Wallace had received 70 per influenced his representation of a net worth statement,” he shortage which is a severe problem or DESIGNER value of $2,500, would be worth $2,571 Numbers” (SPNs) which the Defense rural heritages in recent years. The that it was the war that was wrong, not the to war in place of the Sachses, Mantors guilty plea into¥99-year prison cent of the Shelby County vote his client. said. “I don’t want to make one, sentence, made the statement (in 1968), that a jury should be but I am worth at least $4.5 inconvenience all over the country. as raw copper. The $71 profit would Department placed on the discharge hymns may assuage their feelings of people who avoided serving in it,” said and Kazmers. Foreman was to receive 60 papers of hundreds of thousunds of Sachs. And yet, it is refreshing and warming to in a deposition printed-in a expected to be 70 per cent in his per cent of the royalty rights to million with liabilities of ap­ Where are all these pennies hiding? alienation and loneliness. It’s so easy with Ready to Finish hardly pay for the energy needed to Whether or not the war was wrong is copyrighted story Thursday in favor because he equated every Huie’s book “ He Slew tbe proximately $140,000.” Vietnam-era veterans. Previously know that Ford has held out a hand to all Furniture According to Mint director Mary melt them down. available to employers but not to veterans Another reason for the emphasis on simply not the point. Personally, I think those who exiled themselves in foreign the Memphis Press-Scimitar. vote they got (as being) anti­ Foreman said he entered the ||I3306 themselves, the SPN codes have often rural themes is a bias against city and ur­ our adventure in Vietnam was carried soi countries rather than take their chances The deposition was given to black,” Foreman said. Big Demand case not to make money, but to Brooks, billions of them are in a But whatever the explanation, the 6 DRAWER CHEST been used as grounds for denying veterans ban life growing from the early-day far it became a tragic mistake. But the with their peers. As Ford told the VFW, an assistant state attorney “In other words,” Haile A total of 3,170 billion save Ray’s life. FlUMVHKSNOWMEmCf Reg. C u t 15% dresser drawers, shoe boxes, pickle penny shortage continues and the jobs outside tbe service, even though no association of rural areas with “the good fact is that there was, and is, a law on the the problem of dealing with the issue is a general, Henry Haile, earlier asked, “is it fair to say he gallons of water, about eight jars — almost any <)lace you can think court martial or other judicial process life” and of cities with that which is bad — books that makes draft dodging and deser­ complex one, with many differences in the this year and will be presented thought everybody who voted times the average daily flow OPEN $72,90 , $ 6 1 .9 7 Treasury Department is appealing for of the Mississippi River, is ||I330S was followed in assigning them. sin, vice, poverty, crime and the more re­ tion from the armed forces a crime. degree of the offenses committed. He as evidence in a federal court for Nixon and Wallace in Shelby of. An unknown number of others are funneled daily through the ALL DAY 5 DRAWER CHEST CUT 15% the help of patriotic Americans. The list includes such personal failings cent ills of pollution, noise, waste and This may be a harsh law, but so is war hearing Oct. 22 to determine if County was in favor of having would “make any future penalties fit the nation’s water pipes, tur­ SUNDAY believed to be in the hands of Martin Luther King killed?” Reg. C u t 15% It points out that just as one billion as: 41A— “Apathy” : 41E— “Obesity” (or ugliness. harsh for those who fight it. Anyway, it is seriousness of the individual mistake.” bines, and irrigation systems Good until September 15th! a law that still offers alternatives for “Well, that would be unfair,” $53.20 $ 4 5 .2 2 speculators. 41C — Apathy^AND Obesity). Such Hymns are more than just the music of Whatever historians say about the Viet­ to meet the demand of homes, ARTHUR DRUG pennies returned to circulation would those young men who have conscientious Foreman answered, “But it is catchall shortcomings as: 469 — “Un­ the church, says Stephan. Rather, they nam War, they can scarcely avoid using factories, farms, and power The reason for the latter is that in scruples against shooting an appointed sort of a shorthand rendition. save taxpayers $10 million. If 15 suitability” ; 261— “Inaptitude” (or 2 6 0 - reinforce what he terms “the teaching the term “statemanship” when they take plants. enemy. Such objectors can serve in the He thought everybody was like December, 1973, the Treasury an­ billion pennies were returned, the Unsuitability AND Inaptitude). Such ministry.” He suggests that the ecological up the matter of Gerald Ford’s act in nebulous items as: 265 — “Character dis­ Medical Corps, where they do no shooting, opening the door to those offenders who him. That isn’t unusual for peo­ nounced that it would request legisla­ movement could benefit from new hymns Ewrntng Beralii Mint would not have to make any orders” ; 271 — “Unsanitary habits” or 461 or they can do time in various forms of want to come home. ple. He thought everybody that are “relevant to modern urban man.” Furnish any room, elegantly, with our tion changing the penny from 95 per — “Inadequate personality.” public service — in hospitals, for example. thought like he thought and he more for almost two years and would FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 quality constructed furniture, built to Also included are a range of numbers in­ thought the killing of Martin cent copper and 5 per cent zinc to an save $150 million. 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NEW YORK CITY - "Why all this self- Ford — about how the transition was Most people, including myself, have Subscribers who fall to receive their made. They tell us about how a little group notions of their own about what is wrong newspaper before 5:30 p.m. should The disadvantages of the adverse SPN congratulation we are wallowing in?” a telephone the circulation department, BERNARD A. LOZIER, GAMES FOR THE Quality Stonewalled codes are compounded by the fact that playwright friend asked the other day. gathered by Phillip Buchen, Mr. Ford;s with the economy. Awhile ago we were a 647-9946. “Nixon is out but the problems haven’t close’s close friend, met secretly to plan nation of amateur constitutional lawyers. INC. these numbers are assigned not as the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation been anywhere near solved.” for the transition some time before Nixon Today we are a nation of ameteur 22 REGENT ST. result of a court martial or perhaps not Celling Repairs “You’re right,” was my answer. “ But resigned, how they laid out the lines of Mr. economists. The Mancheater Publishing Co. PRKEOF even an offense but at the discretion of assumes no financial responsibility lor A Replacements HARDWODD it’s pleasant to be back to crises as usual.” Ford’s speeches, the theme of a “healing” senior officers who may wish to rid President Ford wants to be a consensus typographical errors appearing In Quality Carpentry Work, It is a strange thing, but that is how we Administration, the bid for leniency to themselves of “unsuitable" soldiers, says President. Hence his enthusiasm for an advertisements and other reading Patios • Additions now define normal life in our modern draft resisters. They included everything matter In The Manchester Evening Pousner. economic summit. But this is one area Herald. & Remodeling CHAIRS societies. Thurman Arnold, who moved, that has given a distinctive note to Mr. Because getting an SPN changed is a where what counts is not some public con­ advertising closing hours: from law school teaching to a job in Ford’s first days and weeks in office. days prior to publication. long, laborious and seldom successful sensus on what the businessmen, labor Free Estimates By Washington under F.D.R., once put it Maybe the stories tell us too much and » Deadline for Herald claaslllad adver­ project, he adds, for most veterans an leaders and professional economists think. tising: 12 noon prior to day of publica­ pithily. “Government is just one damned too candidly. It will disappoint many to tion; 12 noon Friday for publication adverse number amounts to a life Nothing is clearer than the fact that they Phone 646-4464 Harris crisis after another.” learn that the main lines of Mr. Ford’s Ad­ Saturday and Monday. sentence. are deeply divided. To air their contradic­ The extraordinary ones come separated ministration were laid out for him instead tory views and try to pool them won’t get by years or even decades — the wars, the of having sprung spontaneously out of his the nation out of its doldrums. It may depressions, the missile crises, the mind and personality. But no one any A Hymn to City Life make them worse. assassinations, the urban riots, the im­ longer believes that a President is a one- 11826 1629 Despite the fact that churchgoers in college bound? see telrwey lor: peachment and resignation crises. The nian operation, doing everything for I hope and trust that there is a group 6 /4 MATES CHAIR 6 /4 CAPTAINS CHAIR MATES CHAIR America are overshelmingly urbanites, crises as usual change with the months, himself. Nixon was destroyed by what his [• around President Ford who will rely on ^hot pots ^clothes dryers Reg. C u t 15% Reg. C u t 15% Reg. C u t 15% the hymns they sing each Sunday morning even the weeks. The number one crisis palace guard did, but he was the kind of something more substantive than the $ 3 1 .6 2 $34.51 $26.90 $ 2 2 .8 7 that have environmental references are today is inflation. Tomorrow it may be a man who chose that kind of staff, laid" ★marlting pons ★w aste baskets SPECIAL SEPT. 5 DRAWING. $37.20 $40.60 mostly rural in nature, according to Dr. public summit. We need a continuing, depression, and if so it will not be a crisis down their guidelines and followed their sustained series of brainstqrming ★bulletin boards ★stationary On Thursday, September 5, we'll draw two winning Stephen Stephan, professor emeritus of advice. If Mr. Ford can get good people as usual but an extraordinary one. sessions, held quietly without public fan­ plus much much morel Lottery numbers. sociology at the University of Arkansas. There is obviously a difference between around him and follow their advice, he Analyzing hymns from several books fare. They would include the best First, the regular Lottery number worth up to $100,000 the style of an Administration and its sub­ deserves both the praise and the blame for academic thinkers and the best men of ac­ at fairway prices, too! used by different denominations, he found stance. The style of the Ford Administra­ what they do. in top prize monev. that the verses are "replete with rural tion — and not necessarily the names that tion has been set. It’s easy-going, infor­ The test will come with the economy. It make a noise in the nation! Let them meet we’re the store that has And second, a special Bonus number worth $2,500 and MANCHESTER thoughtmforms and imagery.” mal, freewheeling, like the President is no longer a question of whether the na­ free subscription Lottery tickets, good for a year. For example, of 72 hymns in The and stay in session until they come up with lust about every little thing! himself. But that doesn’t reach to the sub­ tion can head off greater inflation but something workable. Then the summit can f t 336 No. Main St. Tel. 649-5253 Methodist Hymnal that contain en­ stance of the decisions it is likely to make whether it can keep from falling into a BUYA HANDFUL OF GREEN TKKETS TODAY. vironmental references, 66 are rural in grapple with it. — or even its capacity to make important serious depression. “where a They're on sale now wherever you buy Lottery tickets. nature and only six urban. Much the same decisions well. We just don’t know yet. IThere are enough signs of one to send Don't pass 'em up. It's your chance to play 2 Lottery GLASTONBURY ratio is found in the 1956 hymnal of the And I trust there will be politicians and dollar's One thing we do know — its openness as shivers down the spines of otherwise un- psychologists among them. For I am con­ AirWA worth games for the price of 1. Southern Presbyterian and (Northern) contrasted with the secrecy of Nixon and shiverable observers. Which of us hasn’t 63 Hebron Ave. Tel 633-4675 United Presbyterian Churches. Even in vinced that confidence is the crux of our the niirQc1« of molsStTetf a dollar!” his crowd. In fact there have been several noted the strange contradiction of a nation economic situation. Without it the the hyrgn book used by many Unitarian recent newspaper stories from relieved at riding out is constitutional downtown manchester^ churches, the rural emphasis is economists are blind men mumbling their CONNEaKUT'S SWaOOO LOTTERY Washington — clearly based on informa­ crisis but steeped in gloom over its secrets in a dark room. pronounced. tion supplied by the people around Mr. economic state? More ways to win. More fun than ever. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., F ri„ August 30, 1974 ^ N C H E STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 30, 1974— PAGE SEVEN Dahl Family Hosts Hemlocks Has Open House Welfare Aid Recipients She H eralh HEBRON registering families and the money was spent to prevent Area Profile Nancy Poole elementary school children for increased taxes and to prevent Visiting Teacher Correspondent participation in a fall swim­ new debts. Protest New Rent Scheme 228-3970 ming program. Tractor Pullers HARTFORD (UPI) - Some A farm tractor pull will be higher welfare payments and system was to go into effect 100 persons receiving state First Selectman Aaron Reid featured at the Hebron Harvest more food stamps, but they did this month, but a court welfare aid Thursday picketed COVENTRY received a letter from Hemlock Revenue Sharing dODGnATIOHS not seek meetings with challenge forced its postpone­ Lunch Ticket System Fair on Thursday, Sept. 5. The on the steps of the Capitol, Outdoor Education Center on The actual use report for pull, sponsored by the Connec­ legislators. ment until October. IVIoniru Shea Jones St. inviting local Hebron’s Federal Revenue protesting a new rent allocation The new state welfare system ticut State Tractor Pullers I There was a little old man After introductions all around The picketers said they in­ GorreKpomlent To Remain Unchanged residents to attend an Open Sharing Funds has been com­ scheme which they said will will pay the clients’ full rent up Association, will begin at 6 p.m. named Barney something who and some more talk the colonel tend to return next week to con­ 742.9495 House Saturday from 2 p.m. to 4 pleted and mailed to reduce their payments substan­ to a certain maximum, ANDOVER dover Elementary School A group of Hebron tractor operated the elevator to the asked, “We don’t leave town tially. tinue their protest. Herman and Helen Dahl of follows: p.m. Hemlocks is a year 'round Washington. The report shows puilers recently sponsored a depending on which area of the Twin Hills Dr. and their three Donna Holland dormitory floors of the E.D. until after the performance The protesters, many of them Wednesday: Orange juice, center serving the handicapped Hebron as having a balance special contest. Winners of this state they live in. children, Valarie, 14, Billy, 12, CorrcHpundent Branch of the YMCA lYi Saturday (a couple days children, carried signs urging hamburger on .roll, potato statewide. June 30, 1974, in the revenue event are expected to be com­ It was mandated by the 646-0375 Brooklyn, N.Y. He told tales of away). Do you fellow mind If I and Christina, 8, have been a chips, corn, cake and milk. The letter, signed by Robert sharing account of $35,054. peting for top honors at the fair. legislature when it was though Parents of elementary school Lhe days when he' had been a steal Barney away from you un­ Bailey Reappointed BOLAND host family for a teacher from Thursday: Spaghetti, tossed J. O’Brien, director of camping Last year’s balance was $21,- Winners with tractors under that the “ flat grant system” es­ students have been asked to western cowboy and companion til then and can you arrange to ARTFORD (UPI) - England, Anne Short, under the salad, fruit jello with topping, and recreation, invites visitors 274 and a total of $40,443 was 4,000 pounds were Frank Mund, tablished last year would cause sponsorship of the American purchase hot lunch, milk and of William F. Cody, tettern have his job taken care of?” Democratic State Chairman milk. to tour the center and to swim received this year. ’The account Doug Keefe and Ed RankI; un­ reductions in the rent OIL CO. ice cream tickets on the first known as Buffalo Bill. To make And, "It’s been nice to meet John M. Bailey has been reap­ Host Program. Friday: Orange juice, salami in the indoor swimming pool. earned $1,637 in interest for a der 6,500, Mike Porter and allocations. day of each week for the entire the old fellow feel good you, and thanks a lot for pointed to serve another six EST. 1935 Miss Short arrive in America grinder, salad, brownie, milk. Guests are asked to bring swim total of $63,354. Laurel Gerow; under 9,500, Critics now claim the week whenever possible. everyone pretended to believe bringing Barney.” years as a member of the the end of July and visited a Kindergarten Snack suits and towels. The town spent $28,300 of this Wilbur Hills and Laurel Gerow; regionalized system will put family in Cortland, N.Y., for The ticket system will be con­ him, but no one did. Barney told how Buffalo Bill Metropolitan District Commis­ The price of a daily snack for During the Open House and money leaving a balance of under 12,500, Gordon Rathbun less money into the hands of two weeks. She then spent three tinued this year and no charges Colonel Cody had his big wild took him to the swell hotel sion. The appointment an­ FUEL OIL students in Kindergarten is throughout the month of $35,054. and Wilbur Hills and over 12,500 families living in public housing days in New York City. She will will be allowed. west show that opened each where he was staying in New nounced Thursday by Gov. $1.50 per month payable in ad­ September the center will be As indicated on the report. Frank Valys and Ned Ellis. where rents are cheaper. leave for England on Sunday. Student lunches with milk are year’s tour of the country on York and kept him with him Thomas J. Meskill, a vance on the first school day of The regionalized payment 36.9 For the Dahls, acting as a 50 cents per day, milk alone is 8 Long Island near Brooklyn. wherever he went in his big Republican, noted that Bailey each month. 200 Gallon Minimum host family is not a new cents and ice cream is 10 cents. Cody then was a very im­ chauffeured car, and then has served on the commission Principal Reception experience. Last year they Menu pressive figure and in physical brought him to the YMCA just since his original appointment ELASTIC AUTOMATIC DELIVERY The Andover Board of Educa­ Students To Get Handbook condition that belied his age. Cooler than a Cucumber entertained a teacher from The menu for students at An- before leaving town. We all by Gov. Chester Bowles in 1950. STOCKINGS 24 HOUR SERVICE tion has invited all families to One of his acts was to ride a Ireland. COLUMBIA son, or persons involved will believed Barney then. Govs. Abraham A. Ribicoff and meet David Kravet, new prin­ galloping horse around the Magician James Randi, 46, left, of Runson, N. J., clad only in shorts, crawls from an igloo WHEELCHAIRS Miss Short, who is a teacher Virginia Carlson pay for the damage. There was a character on our John N. Dempsey both reap­ in London, heard of the Safe-Driver cipal, at an informal gathering ferences, teacher-requested arena using a repeating rifle to floor at the YMCA who smoked after being entombed for 43 minutes and 8 seconds Thursday. The ”tomb”was made of 100- pointed Bailey to the commis­ 646-6320 program through friends and Sunday, Sept. 15 between 2 and Corregpondeni It says a student will be conferences and student- break little glass balls thrown cigars. He always bought them lb. ice cakes. The feat will be entered the Guiness Book of Recordes. The ice-in took place sion which oversees public ARTHUR DRUG 228-9224 369 Cantor St., Manchaatar made an application. The Dalhs Rule Hearing 4 p.m. at the school. suspended by the principal or requested conferences. into the air by an Indian riding a by twos, a five center and fif­ on the Boston Common. (UPI photo) water supplies. became aware of the program School Staff Meeting Junior High School students superintendent only if there has horse ahead. Of course it would teen. Said he could not enjoy a in Porter School will provided through an article in the Herald Scheduled The Andover Elementary been substantial and material Boat Stickers not be safe to use bullets but the good smoke unless he had a vile with a handbook for the first last year and volunteered to be School staff will meet Tuesday disruption of school activities Joseph Cafasso, president of range was so close that very one first. Rep. Ratchford HARTFORD (UPI) - The tim e when they return in hosts. beginning at 9 a.m. to prepare or danger or physical injuries to the Lake Association, has told fine shot (known as a mustard Broadway Brooklyn went state Insurance Department is September. Requests Butz Miss Short, is from Glasgow, planning to change regulations for school opening. other students or teachers. the selectmen he will be seed) were used and most peo­ down to the fe rr^ lip s on East Coffee will be served at 9. 'The handbook was drafted by available in the summer and ple didn’t know the difference. Resignation Scotland, has been teaching in on safe-driver policies that A parent or guardian will be River before the Williamsburg Lunch will also be served that student council members, class Marshall Nuhfer in the winter, The boys thought up a scheme NEW CANAAN (U PI) - London for several years. She have been criticized by in­ notified before the suspension bridge was built. That put the teaches English to girls ages 11 day. ' advisors and administrators to assist the selectmen in get­ to try old Barney and offered to ferries out of business and the State Rep. William R. surance companies. this summer. with the reason for the suspen­ through 18. She took part in an All town offices will be closed ting stickers for boats for the take him out to the show. Sur­ part of Broadway along side of Ratchford is the second con­ Insurance Commissioner It outlines various aspects of sion and its duration. inservice day at Captain Thomas C. White has scheduled Monday in observance of Labor 1975 season on the lake. prisingly he was very eager to the bridge approach was little gressional candidate in Connec­ Day. student involvement in the Cafasso had asked selectmen, ticut this week to call for the Nathan Hate School yesterday. a public hearing for Sept. 11 to A conference will be set up as go. used and many business places school system and regulations. in behalf of the association, to She moved from Glasgow to work out the problems with the soon as possible within the The business office wagon vacated. resignation of Agriculture Advertisement— It says there is no dress code, consider getting stickers for London for a change of scenery. regulations. suspension period. was found and a man there was Upstairs over a saloon was a Secretary Earl Rutz. BURRITT SAVERS EARN but students are expected to She said, "A lot of our people go Under the rules, which are boats eligible to use the lake. It reluctant to believe we had an dining room known as Peter’s Ratchford, who is seeking the TOP INTEREST. Deposits dress in a manner appropriate to London. If you Want to get on supposed to go into effect Nov. There are several types of was felt that there were some old pal who wanted to met meet Inn. Today in a modem dining 5th District Democratic grow fastest at “THE CUTE for school. that is the place to go." 1, insurance companies offering conferences for improving unauthorized boats on the lake. the colonel. Finally he did send room you would probably pay nomination, told supporters LITTLE RED BANK The book states detention Miss Short has been busy special policies to motorists school-community com­ Cafasso said the association a message and the answer about six dollars for what we Thursday that Butz has fostered enjoying the sights, but has BUILDING” opposite period will be conducted during munications which may be con­ members expressed concern came back that the big boss inflation and favored special in- with safe driving records, will activity period. got there for eight-five cents. found time to savor Lisicke Cumberland Farms in Hebron ducted any time during the that “they did not see enough of would see the group at the big The bare polish^ wood table .terest groups. Earlier in the be required to include moving Where property or materials Beach and the East Beach of Center. Open 10:30 to 6 daily, school year. the lake patrol constables” and dining tent. was big enough for a dozen of week, 6th District Democratic traffic violations in its scale of in the school are deliberately Rhode Island. She said, "You premiums. Thursday ’til 8. 228-9471. These include, after suspen­ would like to see the patrol The two men looked at one us. A big (we mean BIG) thick, candidate Anthony "Toby” damaged or defaced, the per­ have beautiful sunny weather. sions, parent-requested con­ started earlier than July 1. another as if in doubt they were sizzling tender, delicious steak, Moffett called for the resigna­ We don’t see much sun at all. really seeing right. Then they all the French fries, fresh rye tion of the Nixon appointee. We can’t go swimming in Lon­ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dahl and their guest. Miss Anne both laughed while shaking bread and butter you could eat don and it takes hours to get out Short, a teacher from England who has been visiting the hands and big Bill said, and a big seidel of imported Reports Microfilmed of the city. The beaches in the Coventry family for the summer. (Herald photo by Shea) Adult School Offers Variety of Courses "Barney, I can remember when Wurtzberger. HARTFORD (UPI) - South of England are very busy. you looked a lot more rugged Because they had settlements Secretary of the State Gloria In Scotland the beaches are lot VERNON primarily to acquaint the stu­ a beginner’s welding class and quilting, alterations, and em­ Similar courses will be than you do now,” and Barney near each end, the Schaffer says political can­ quieter but the water is cold. longer in England. She finished Miss Short said, “Our “ Put some class into your dent with unit record data one for those who have broidery techniques. offered in Spanish and Italian. answered, “Yes, and I can Williamsburg bridge was often didates’ financial statements The Rhode Island beach was the term on July 26 and school students attend primary evenings,” is the theme of the processing equipment with in­ previously completed the remember when you would be called the Jewish Passover. will be put on microfilm to Courses of general interest There will also be a physical quite nice and the water a lot will reopen on Sept. 9. Her schools until age 10 or 11, after Rockville-Vernon Adult struction enjphasizing key beginner’s class. Other classes ashamed to use scatter shot." make public inspection easier. include flower arranging, orien­ fitness course for women. warmer than Scotland.” summer vacation is only six that they go to secondary Evening School which will start punch training. are in furniture refinishing, up­ tal cooking, contract bridge for Both of Miss Short’s parents weeks. schools until they are 16 or 18. its fall term Sept. 16. A course in basic COBOL will holstery, woodworking, begin­ For Vernon residents course beginners, natural food are doctors and her twin sister Her school day starts at 8:40 All the students w ear un­ The long list of courses in­ teach the student to program a ning and advanced, chair fees are charged at the rate of cooking, bicycle repair, in­ is also a doctor. Her younger a.m.a nd ends at 3:50 p.m. She iforms.” cludes some for beginners, computer using the COBOL caning, blueprint reading and $2 a course and for non­ troduction to auto tune-up, Bishop Reports Decline brother is now attending is responsible for lunch duty “There is a big debate now some advanced courses and language, a general purpose sketching, and drafting. residents, $8 for one course and public speaking, group guitar, medical school. She said, “I one day a week. about comprehensive Educa­ some refresher courses in a computer, language used in In'arts and,crafts classes in­ $6 for each additional course. ^nd antiques. was more interested in the arts She will be a form teacher for tion. That is where pupils of all variety of areas. business and industry. clude, beginning, intermediate, There are a few exceptions in In Priesthood Candidates than science." the IJ-year olds in the coming abilities attend the same In the business and There will also be classes in and advanced oil painting, fun­ Two courses, “What is Con­ charges in some courses that She has visited Plymouth and year. That is similar to a class schools. We had the State secretarial category there are basic fortran and intermediate' damentals of drawing and com­ sumerism?” and “The ABCs of require extra materials. HARTFORD (UPI) - In a 5- number of nuns and priests This holds "grave im­ Salem, Mass.; the Mark Twain fortran. In these courses the position, water color, sculp­ advisor. Grammar Schools for the courses in typing, shorthand, economics-inflation-deflation” All fees are payable-at the year report to the Vatican, the dwindles. plications” for the future, he and Harriet Beecher Stowe She has one free period to brighter students who were bookkeeping, business writing, student learns to program the ture, decoupage, multi-crafts, are designed to show the stu­ time of registration and fees Most Rev. John F. Whealon, Whealon will travel to Rome said. Houses and the cities of New herself per day and puts in two able to pass the exam at age 11. and one to teach the use of computer in the Fortran custom drapery making, knit­ dent where his money comes are not refundable except when Catholic archbishop of Hart­ in September to present the In a personal assessment, York and Washington, D.C. hours after school work each Those that didn’t pass the exam modern business machines such language which is used in ting, crewel embroidery, cake from, where it goes, and the classes do not materialize due ford, says the drop in can­ analysis, entitled “Quinquen­ Whealon expressed concern The Dahls plan to take her to day marking papers and went to secondary Modern as calculators, duplicating and science and engineering. decorating, interior design, most efficient and effective to insufficient registration didates for the priesthood may nial Report on the Holy See,” to about a "crisisand a loss of Boston at the end of the week. preparing classroom instruc­ Schools where the academic transcribing machines. The practical arts classes sewing with knit fabrics, way to use it; and an under­ Fees do not include the cost of lead to changes in parish boun­ Vatican officials. Every five faith” among the young people She said the school year is tion. standards were not as high.” In the area of data processing have a variety of subjects for sewing clothing for children, standing of terms such as books and other materials. daries. years Catholic leaders prepare in the archdiocese. He also there are courses designed men and women. There will be crocheting, needlepoint. business cycles, monetary Registration by mail will be "While foreseeing no an overview of the state of the termed “tragic” the closings of policy. Federal Reserve accepted up to Sept. 8 with "radical changes” in the near church for the Pope. many Catholic elementary system, fiscal policy, and such. check or money order to be future, Whealon said staff schools in the area in recent made payable to the Continuing problems could arise as the Whealon reports that six men years, due to financial dif­ Nineteen New Teachers Join School System In the area of foreign Education Department at were ordain^ as prists this ficulties. “The emerging ques­ languages there will be a course Rockville High School. year and that 11 will be or­ tion for pur Catholics is in conversational French for Registrations in person will Employment dained in 1975. In following whether...they will derive their beginners. This course will be accepted Sept. 9-11, from 7 to years, about five men a year fundamental beliefs and prac­ SOUTH WINDSOR French and Spanish at the high studies at the high school. She is City, N.Y., a graduate of Mrs. Thelma I. Wilmot, East Leman has five year’s stress pronunciation, 9 p.m. No telephone will ordained, he predicts. tices from the faith of their Judy Kuelinel school. a UConn graduate where she Adelphi University, will teach Granby, is assigned to Pleasant Down in July experience with trainable men­ vocabulary building, and con­ Women’s orders face similar (^urreHpunilrnl Miss Gail J. Kallman, majored in anthropology. in G rade 6. Miss P appas Valley School where she will registrations will be accepted. fathers,” he said, “or from the tally retarded and will teach versation. HARTFORD (UPI) - The problems, he said, because they 644-1364 Teaneck, J., a graduate of the The following new teachers secularistic and humanistic received her master’s degre in teach remedial reading. Mrs. learning disabilities. state Labor Department says “are not presently recruiting The South Windsor school University of Maryland, w ill' are assigned to Timothy elementary education from the Wilmot received her B.S. vaule system of modern employment in most parts of new and younger members.” society.” system will have 19 new teach adult living and social Edward Middle School: University of Vermont. She has degree in elementary educa­ Connecticut dropped in July teachers this year and a new studies. She received her Mrs. Linda A. Dizer, East also taught at Canaan, Vt. tion. She previousiy taught six because of vacation closings associate principal at the high master’s degree from Boston Hartford, is a CCSC graduate Mrs. Norma D. Fisger, New years at Pleasant Valley School and seasonal fluctuations. school, according to the School College, majoring in sociology where she majored in biology. Britain, will teach special and took a five-year leave of The average statewide un­ Superintendent Robert Gold­ and education. Miss Gail S. Yeomans, education at Eli Terry School. absence for graduate work. employment rate in July was 7 at your Huger tips... man. Emil Schoenborn, Windsor, a Hadlyme, will teach English. She is a graduate of Central Mrs. Marilyn Leman, Ver­ per cent, two-tenths of one per Robert P. Horan of graduate of Central Connec­ She is a graduate of the Univer­ Connecticut State College non, has been assigned to Wap- cent higher than June’s 6.8 per ticut State College, will teach sity of Connecticut. WILSON - ‘CORN KINO Manchester, a former social where she majored in psy­ ping Elementary School. She SEMI BONELESS cent. The rate of jobless in July, studies teacher at the high industrial arts at the high Alan B. Goldstein, Bloom­ chology and special education. received B.A. and M.A. degrees 1973, was 6.5 per cent, the CALL 643-6144 school, will take on the duties of school. field will teach mathematics. She has four years experience in psychology from the Univer­ department said. associate principal. Mrs. Sharon Heard, Vernon a Goldstein is a graduate of CCSC in the special education field sity of Wyoming and majored in New London registered the Miss Gail J. Littlefield of graduate of Texas and also attending the Universi­ having previously taught in special education at St. Joseph WHOLE only gain in employment from MANCHESTER Goshen, N.Y., a graduate of Technological College, will ty of Arizona. Bristol. College. West Hartford. Mrs. 14-17 LB. AVe. June to July, the department Middlebury College, will teach teach math. She previously Assigned to Avery School: said, mainly because of hiring COMPANY taught in Guam, the Mariannas Mrs. Carol G. Stenman, HIWS 9 9 < in tourist and recreational Nader Critical Islands and Groton, Conn. Windsor, a graduate of Lesley CENTER CUT HAM STEAKS ...... ib.*1.29 related industries. The depart­ for Of Rockefeller Miss Katherine Rusch, College, Cambridge Mass., will K W F t t l FABBICS «T ment said this week in its Southold, N.Y., a graduate of teach the third grade. Mrs. monthly statistical bulletin that Nomination St. Lawrence University, will Stenman majored in early TABLERITE IOWA CORN FED BEEF STEAKS total employment this July teach physical education at the HARTFORD (UPD-Expect- childhood education. PILGRIM MILLS compared to July, 1973, was up high school. Miss Rusch ing Vice President-designate Mrs. Valerie Parlette, in the state’s seven major labor received her master’s degree RIB Nelson A. Rockefeller to guard Bristol, a UConn graduate, will market areas. Increases ranged from Springfield College. teach the third grade. Mrs. Com e See — You’ll $avel $ 1 S 9 the nation against inflation is from 1.3 per cent in Stamford to Craig S. Hotchkiss, West like having “a fox guarding the Parlett majored in social JUST ARRIVEDIIl 14 per cent in New London. Hartford will teach social STEAKS lb. chickens,” according to con­ anthropology and received her studies. He is a graduate of sumer advocate Ralph Nader. master’s degree in elementary $ 1 49 Bates College as a history Police Link "For an economy driven to education from Central Connec­ ONLY ■ yd. USDA CHOICE major. CALICO PRINTS the brink of disaster by big ticut State College. Man to 90 Edward Florio, Hoboken, business and its identured ser­ Mrs. Ann C. Dore, South $1 49 10 -14 L B . N.J., a Boston College vants, it is ironic that the man Wind.sor, will teach the sixth FALL JERSEYS FROM ■ yd. HAM TURKEYS AVQ. Burglaries graduate, will teach social grade. Mrs. Dore is a graduate 4 9 nominated as vice president is studies. of the University of Connec­ 38 NORWALK (UPI) - one Nelson Rockefeller,” he $1 Authorities say a Rhode Island said Thursday. Robert D. Manz, New Bri­ ticut. She previously taught in ONLY ■ yd. USDA CHOICE TABLERITE tain, a graduate of Central UNBLEACHED MUSLIN Bonaleu man arrested this week in Nader, a Winsted, Conn., Norwich and West Hartford. Connecticut State College, will BonBlets Norwalk is wanted in connec­ native, said President Ford Miss Daphne Pappas, Garden S '! 39 teach chemistry. Manz was a tion with about 90 burglaries in should deal with inflation by ONLY ■ yd. teaching ^sistant in chemistry 100% JUTE BURLAP SHMItiei ROAST three states. closing loopholes, cut wasteful for one y ^ r at Purdue Univer­ CHUCK ROAST Police stopped Gary Forrest, government subsidies, limit I BACK-TO-SCHOOL 48 sity. * 2 22, of North Kingston, R.I., ear­ high interest rates, enforce an­ ■ SPECIAL CORDUROY FROM " yd. S | 3 0 ly Tuesday morning on the titrust provisions and en­ Miss Rita A. Sarnowski of ■ Good thru Stpl. 13th Terryville, will teach social $1 19 Connecticut Turnpike in courage more consumer ac­ I Any Stan^ Norwalk for a routine check. tivism. ■ lb. They said the car he was N E W D ^ R Y FABRICS driving had been reported TYPEWRITER CALIFORNIA LAND O'LAKES stolen. CANINE HOLIDAY INNE Cleinod, Adjutted, Priced from *1** yd. Further investigation showed 200 SHELDON RD.. MANCHESTER Now Ribbon ICEBERGCEBERI 3 9 < BUHER T 5 < he was wanted in Madison, LETTUCE n . QUARTERS " ^ Conn., and in his home state on ■•14.95 SL burglary charges and is NOW OPEN suspected of other burgivies in Everything For The Home I (No DoUvory or Ptok-up) ■Massachusetts. He was barged RESERVATIONS FOR CATS AND DOGS I WITH THIS AO t l N OPPI PUgnmAAiUs with second degree larceny, NOW BEING TAKEN I YALi FABRIC DEPARTMENT(5@STORES possession of a stolen vehicle, WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMRIR AND being a fugitive from justice TE L 646-5971 ; TYPEWRITER SERVICE MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off. 1-86) BUILDING MATERIALB, HOME IMRROVBMBNT ■ 41 PURNELL P U C I FIRST FOOD and operating a motor vehicle ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURBELP MATERIALS, YOU „ . . Thurt. S A.M. - 0 will. ■ MANCHESTER Iba, Toes., Wed, Sat 10-6 Thors. I FrL 10-9 while his license is under CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN TODAY. j n . 0 A.M, ■ 8 P.W., Sat S kM, ■ 0 P.M , Closad SufNtoy m CENTER STREET MANCHESTER suspension in this state. He was L... ordered held in Bridgeport In lieu of $25,000 bond. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 30, 1974 My^CHESTER EVENING JjgRA^M ancj^er, Q)nn Fri„ August 30^^ 1974 - PAGE NINE Swenson-Ellis ’Cleveland-Maxwell Davis-Conrad

Christine Margaret Maxwell Mary Elizabeth Conrad of and Allan R. Cleveland, both of Randolph, Mass., and George Manchester, exchanged wed­ H. Davis of Hamden, were un­ ding vows June 29 at St. ited in marriage Aug. 10 at St. George’s Episcopal Church in Mary’s Church, Randolph, Bolton. Mass. The bride is the daughter of ’The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Conrad Maxwell of 114 Linwood Dr. of Randolph, Mass. The The bridegroom is the son of bridegroom is the son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cleveland and Mrs. George T. Davis of 22 of 194 Bidwell St. Bonner Rd. The Rev. John Flora III of St. ’The Rev. Arthur Wright of George’s Church officiated at Randolph, Mass., officiated. the double-ring ceremony. The ’The church was decorated with church was decorated with baskets of yellow snapdragons w white gladioli. and white gladioli. The bride, given in marriage ’The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a peau by her father, wore a Travgt d’ange lace gown designed with maracaine jersey gown high neckline, puffed sleeves designed with ruffled neckline edged with matching lace. Em­ and cuffs. Empire waist with pire bodice, A-line skirt with venise lace embroidered with -4'^' full chapel train. Her veil of silk By MURRAY J. BROWN seed pearls. Her two-tiered veil UPI Travel Editor illusion was attached to a of illusion was attached to a Inflation may have driven Camelot cap edged with Camelot cap of venise lace. prices up in Europe as well as matching lace and seeded Miss Mary M. Miller of Ran­ at home but London and pearls. She carried a cascade dolph, Mass, was maid of Paris need not be all that ex­ bouquet of stephanotis orchids honor. She wore a nile green and baby’s breath. crepe jersey gown fashioned pensive for the American visitor. Miss Jennifer Maxwell of with empire waist and That’s the message in two East Hartford was her sister's matching jacket. She carried an 3 maid of honor. She wore a recently published 3 old-fashioned bouquet of white yellow gown with a matching carnations and yellow guidebooks by one of Horal overlay, a wide brimmed rosebuds. America’s leading travel hat, and carried a basket of writers, both of which make daisies and baby’s breath. Mrs. David L. Conrad of clear that budget and moder­ Bridesmaids were Miss Judy South Weymouth, Mass., the ate level vacationers are not Washburn of East Hartford, bride’s sister-in-law; and Miss forgotten in the continent’s Miss Connie Willard of Susan Le Vangie of two most celebrated cities. Randolph, Mass., were Manchester; and Miss Patricia Pugar Photo Robert S. Kane’s “London k Levesque of Manchester. They bridesmaids. ’Their gowns were identical to that worn by the A to Z" and “Paris A to Z” are 0 Bradford Photo wore peach gowns with Mrs. George H. Davis the eighth and ninth in his maid of honor. matching floral overlay and globe girdling “A to Z" series Charles Bernstein of Mrs. Gregory J. Swenson wide brimmed hats. They also 138 in Easton, Mass., after reside in Hamden. and are the results of his carried baskets of daisies and Mrs. Allan R. Cleveland Manchester was best man. Ushers were David L. Conrad which the couple left on a trip to ^r- ^^^vis is empioyed as a repeated visits to London and baby’s breath. Bar Harbor, Maine. ’They will restaurant manager. Paris over the past 25 years. Brisson of New Britain. They Lawrence Kingsley of New of South Weymouth, Mass., the Gilead Congregational Stephen Maxwell, the bride’s bride’s brother; and Alan Locke Kane knows whereof he Church in Gilead was the scene wore gowns identical to that York was best man. Ushers and Virginia Beach. For brother, was ring bearer. of Randolph, Mass. writes, and while he includes Aug. 10 of the marriage of worn by the honor attendant, were Jeffrey Maxwell of East traveling, Mrs. Cleveland wore A reception was held at the Mrs. Victor Andersen of luxury restaurants, de luxe Marilyn Louise Ellis of Gilead daisies in their hair, and each Hartford, the bride’s brother; a blue and white checked pant­ Marine Club in Manchester, Dartm outh, Mass, was in hotels and fancy shops in his and Gregory John Swenson of carried one red rose. and Eric Foley of Willington. suit, matching accessories. after which the couple left on a charge of the guest book. candid evaluations, he is North Canton. Charles Beck Jr. of The couple will reside in motor trip to Washington, D.C. Manchester. A reception was held at Motel MUNICIPAL BUILDING equally generous with The bride is the daughter of Rochester, N.Y. was best man. specific suggestions on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ellis U.shers were Edward Ellis of medium and low priced of Gilead. The bridegroom is Gilead, the bride’s brother; places to eat, stay and shop. the son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Frank Mund Jr. of Hebron, the Area Artists Tips on sightseeing also are Swenson of North Canton. bride’s brother-in-law; Scott Wedding included. Highlights of each The Rev. Richard Ainsworth Matthews of West Hartford; CLOSED Featured volum e a re K an e’s a p ­ of Wintonbury Baptist Church and Robert Protasewich of OUR ■ Mudore-Donahue In Art Show praisals of lesser known in Bloomfield and the Rev. Hartford. SERVICEMEN museums such as Paris’ Jac- Henry Bauers of Gardner Town A reception was held on the MONDAY, quemart Andre and Guimet, Methodist Church in Newburgh, church lawn after which the Karen Prewo and Irene and London’s Sir John N.Y., officiated at the double­ couple left on a trip to the Charlene Priscilla Donahue Rivervale, N. J. was maid of Stephens, both of Manchester, SEPTEMBER 2, 1974 California Mission Holds Historical Treasures Soane's and Kenwood; and ring ceremony. The church was northern New England States. of Andover and Jeffrey George honor. Philip Hulbert of Blue and Everett and Florence Wayne Roberts, son of Mrs. architecturally distinctive decorated with floral bouquets. They will reside in East Hart­ Madore of Lewiston, Maine, Hill, Maine was best man. Graham of Hebron, will be Lucille Mowel of West old houses (London’s Lan­ ford. In the 1700s, Spanish missionaries built some 23 missions along the still intact. While remaining an active church, the mission now Mss Kathy Ellis, the bride’s exchanged wedding vows Aug. A reception was held at the among the area residents par­ Willington, was recently sworn EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS caster House, Paris’ St. sister, was organist. Soloists Both Mr. and Mrs. Swenson 24 in an outdoor ceremony at ticipating in the Glastonbury into the United States Army for California coast. Among the best preserved is Mission San Luis houses a striking collection of California historical treasures. home of the bride’s mother, Obispo, built in 1772, with many of its original hand-carved artifacts .lulien le Pauvre) that are as A A were Miss Connie Ellis, and are employed at The Master’s a three-year term to become a the home of the bride’s mother. after which the couple left on a Arts Guild’s 12th annual Art I Highway 649-50701 fa.scinating in their ways as Edward Ellis, the bride’s sister School in Simsbury. The bride is the daughter of trip to Bangor, Maine. Show and Sale, Sept. 7-8. telephone lineman. A former th e m o re famous and brother respectively. Ms. Paul V. Donahue of Bear Mrs. Madore will enter her student of Tolland High School, •^Westminster Abbey and The bride, given in marriage Swamp Rd., Andover, and the ’The show will be held on the he will take basic training at Refuse 649-1886 senior year at the University of green on the comer of Main and I Notre Dame Cathedral. by her father, wore a gown of late Paul V. Donahue. The Maine at Orono. Mr. Madore is Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., where Europe^s Leading imported silk organza with Hubbard Sts. Over 200 artists |j‘ In addition, there are .sec- bridegroom is the son of Mr. a graduate student at UofM. he win also receive advanced View Scandinavia Via Bus Or Rail 5’ tions on short excursions out venise lace appliques and and Mrs. John Madore of and craftsmen will be featured. Instruction. His permanent Sanitary Sewer and Water 649-9697 Island Queens edging, designed in princess Tourist Attractions •: of town that can be made Lewiston, Maine. duty station will be at Fort conveniently and cheaply to style with a sheer yoked top, The Rev. Rolland Ewing of Dad Babysits Judges for the various com­ Hood, Tex. For an in depth of Scan- Besides comfort, Scan­ own board one of the car- Sevena Otis Steinmann, “Miss St. Croix,” at left, and petitions include: Daniel Rob­ 1. Built by Napoleon for his 6. Every evening, jet stately homes and ancient U U venise lace trim, fitted sleeves, The female sea horse pro­ djnavia try seeing it on the sur­ sleeper trains which will carry Coventry officiated at the setters and tourists mingle dinavia’s railways offer towns, via public transport. Earlene Phipps, “Miss St. Thomas,” were selected as and A-line skirt cascading to an COLLEGE duces the eggs of offspring bins, curator of the Fogg victorious armies to march face. Modern networks of you and your car overnight double-ring ceremony. Chipper as, not far from a homey economy. Reductions in fares These include, in the case of queens of their respective islands. The attractive young attached chapel-length train. and immediately deposits Museum at Harvard Universi­ under, though he never lived clean, comfortable, punctual are often available for family from Helsinki to Rovaniemi, Daley of Maine played the to see it, this site is visited Holiday Inn, thousands of Paris, two tours via a ladies will serve as goodwill ambassadors and attend She carried a cascade bouquet GRADUATES them in a minute opening in ty; Nathan Knobler, professor dollars, pounds, francs, lira- railways and buses (which ac­ or group travel, retired persons gateway to Lapland. guitar and was the soloist. the male’s broad pouch under by armies of tourists every futuristic new route of the social functions on the islands during the coming months. of carnations and roses. of art at the University of the coin of nearly every tually cater to passengers) or those who take advantage of A country without railroads, The bride was given in its tail. As she swims away, it year and is one of the most subway system that extends Mrs. Gwen Mund of Gilead Recent college graduates will Connecticut; and Alex Urbanet- criss-cross Denmark, Finland, special vacation tickets. To Iceland, moves on rubber marriage by her brother, Jon P. becomes the male’s responsi­ into the countryside and is it­ was matron of honor. She wore be honored at a get-acquainted Donahue of Andover. ti, art faculty member at MANCHESTER PARKADE Iceland, Norway and Sweden on make surface travel even wheels and has a system of bility to fertilize and incubate self a new and cheap Paris a yellow Empire, A-line gown coffee, Tuesday, Sept. 10 at 8 Manchester Community spectacularly scenic routes, easier in Scandinavia the rail modern bus lines which bring Miss Alida Peilegrini of the eggs as well as deliver attraction. of dacron Poleyester flocked p.m. at the Hartford Insurance them. College. slicing through mountainsides, systems offer through-train, all of its attractions within easy voile designed with high The prices of hotels appear G G Group Tower, Asylum and dipping into fjord valleys or inter-country service. reach of Reykjavik, the capital Around The World neckline, plain voile bodice, Farmington Ave. The event will even crossing barren Arctic city. A wide variety of guided to cause more concern with flocked plaid A-line skirt with be hosted by the American terrain. In Denmark new lightening tours by bus, including camping prospective visitors than any ruffled hemline and matching Charge Accounts While the scenery in each trips, put you in the midst of other requisite. Kane has CHEAP FLIGHT FARE Association of University k j express trains will from Spring SEEK VISA CHANGE bolero jacket with fitted Women, Hartford Branch. Any Invited country varies, the service and ’74 depart Copenhagen every Iceland’s dramatic volcanic Wept, eaten, or at least drunk BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - SAIGON (UPI) - South sleeves and ruffled edge. She woman college graduate who is accommodations on Scan­ hour for key destinations in the landscapes, in areas of glacial at. and inspected all the Argentina’s state owned, air Vietnam’s tourist directorate country changes hands on wore daisies in her hair and Bank Charges famous places in ______dinavia’s trains and buses are rivers, spouting hot springs, hntols he writes about. interested in learning more the turn of a card, the spin fairytale country. Wide win­ force-run L.A.D.E. air line has asked immigration offi­ carried one red rose. about the branch and its ac­ W elcome 2. The birth place of one of consistently top notch. (It’s ac­ dows afford a panorama of the boiling mud holes and exotic For budget vacationers in operates a very cheap ser­ cials to allow tourists to enter of a wheel in______London. Kane recommends Bridesmaids were Miss Con­ tivities is invited. For reser­ the greatest poets of England 7. Fields of entrancing tu­ tually difficult to tell the lovely countryside with quaint flowers. vice in the southern part of Vietnam for 15 days without nie Ellis of Gilead and Mrs. vations and further information and perhaps of the world, this lips greet acres of tourists difference between 1st and 2nd villages along the way. On Norwegians say it’s silly to the Ivanhoe and the Kenil­ the country to encourage a visa. Christine Irish of Hartford, the call Mrs. Richard Sander at 646- Ogr charming 'Tudor town only only five miles from a com­ class on Scandinavian many routes from Copenhagen travel by night train in Norway, worth. a pair of Edwardian tourism and settlement. Current immigration rules Avon/Simsbury 16 miles from a modem Holi­ bride’s sisters; and Mrs. Jan 5558. fortable Holiday Inn in ------railways.) to Jutland or Funen the train is not because the service isn’t era hotels in the Bloomsbury Light aircraft flights to allow a seven-day stay in Enfitid day Inn and nestling on the district (about $10 per person Manchester & The major train routes offer transported on a ferry boat for superb, but because the scenery remote mountains, lake and Vietnam without a visa. The banks of the swan studded 8. Near to four Holiday per night). Bristol Avon is______Inns, this bustling square is sirtooth riding, attractively a portion of the trip, an is spectacular, and to miss the glacier resorts are prompt visit cannot be extended. Stores world-famous for its shops, decorated coaches with experience in itself. sights of glacier-topped moun­ “ P a ris A to Z’’ m akes Are Open 3. Its rippling muscles re­ and cost as little as the bus Tonite flecting the artistic power of theaters, and Cupid fountain. reclining seats, good lighting tains, lush fjord valleys and similarly inexpensive sugges- fare. the sculptor, Michelangelo’s I t’s______and ventilation or comfortable Among Finland’s fascinating thundering waterfalls would be tions-including the Astra HOTEL REDONE David is just one of the at­ wide-berth sleeper accom­ rail routes the longest, from sheer lunacy. On the Flam and the Cambon on the Right BIG SPENDERS DORADO, P.R. (UPI) - A tractions of______IDll modations in single, double or Helsinki to Kemijarvi, takes branch of the Bergen railroad, Bank and the De Lys and the HONG KONG (UPI) - $500,000 redecoration of the 4. The favorite amusement three-berth compartments. you beyond the Actic Circle and for example, in a 53 minute ride Scandinavia on the Left Tourists visiting Hong Kong Dorado Beach hotel is ex­ THE BABY spot of ancient Romans, this Dining facilities range from into the clean, fresh landscape the train zigzags 12 miles from Bank. during 1973 spent $480 pected to be completed by magnificent ruin, about 15 .Rf&fSnEra hostess-served, at-your-seat of Lapland. If you want to spend a height of 2,900 feet down to million, a six per cent in­ Nov. 1. miles from another entertain­ IS NAMED snacks to cafeteria style or full some time exploring this the Aurland fjord and even Both guidebooks are crease over 1972 and more The 300 -room hotel is ment center-a Holiday Inn-- dining car meals. has probably had more visi­ northern wonderland on your stops for passengers to take replete with good, inexpen­ than enough to offset the col­ owned by Eastern Air Lines tors since it fell than when 3 1 photographs. sive restaurants. “London A ony’s trade deficit. and operated by Rockresorts, I’oriin, .Shane Luwrcnre, son of La\\rence and Mary Griffin it held those battling glad­ Sweden’s crack electrified to Z" includes the Chef and Inc 3 3 Fortin of Glenwood Springs, Colo. He was born July 4 at Valley trains carry you through iators. It’s______9. You can dance, hear a Brew Steak Houses, and the TAI EARNII^GS UP View Hospital in Glenwood Springs. His maternal grandparents BRING IN YOUR OLD SHOES 5. Within its massive 65- symphony, watch hilarious charming chateau country in Carveries (all the roast beef BANGKOK (UPI) - Thai are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffin of Bolton. His paternal grand­ foot walls are the Nicholas pantomime, dine superbly Travel ■— In Fashion the south, through lake and you can eat) located in half a Airways International parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fortin of Winslow, Maine. AND RECEIVE A Palace, the Czar’s Cannon or ride a Ferris Wheel in canal districts or even beyond dozen hotels, including the earned $7.5 million during Sale! and a rare collection of silver, the Arctic Circle to the Mid­ this amusement park for Cumberland and the Strand the first quarter of this year, Hnthr, Roner Douglas, son of Roy D. and Shirley A. Hawkes gold, china, crystal, jewelry, adults,______. Shave Slave Comic Craze night Sun region. Fast through Palace. Then there’s the 400 an increase of $1.1 million GLOBE Rothe of Stafford Springs. He was born Aug. 24 at Rockville Girls', Preteens' & Young Jrs' weapons and icons. In ad(U- 'BuapjBf) qoAix 8,](rBaraaQ If you’re tired of shaving Nostalgia circles your trains operate between year old George Inn near over the same period la.st General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Uon, the Lenin Mausoleum is '6 !pu8|8u3 ‘uopuoq ‘snaaiQ your legs and don't want to waist — in a crazy old-time Stockholm and Gothenburg on year. TRADE-IN! just outside of ______XqipBosij -g pusnoH 'uepiaq Southwark Cathedral and the Travel Service David G. Hawkes of Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. His paternal risk hot wax hair removal, cartoon belt. Choose from the sunny west coast of Sweden Fiddlers Three in Chelsea. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rothe Jr. of Windsorville FOR EACH PURCHASE OVER $10.00 'I :o|j83 aviovi Bflovuoyi there’s a new cold wax kit four characters to wear as or between Stockholm and 555 MAIN STREET I Rd., Ellington. He has a brother, Roy David. Jeans & Pants ""TCvSBisr"* omsB3 aqi 'g iBissng ‘Moa available. No need to heat the favorites. 0 Applicable to mens, womens, or childrens. ■80^ ui uquiaj^ aq^ ;g iiCjB)! Malmo in the south. Kane leads off the chapter 643-2165 |Reservations and tickets for | wax before application. The Scandinavian National on restaurants in Paris with a PASSPORTS/ Reg. 8.00 to 13.00 (Old shoes donated to charity) all airlines. ‘auioy UI uina880i03 aip Ilurr, Eric Miiihew, son of Gerald S. and Rhoda Cole Burr of •|r litiBii ‘aouajoy 6 Tourist Offices at 505 Fifth helpful introduction to Authonzod agont :n .Manchester Well Rested NASSIFF CAMERA 24 Maple St. He was born Aug. 26 at Manchester Memorial Call -8ua UI uoAv-uo-pJOR®'>1S 'Z In Shoes Eight hours of sleep a night Ave., New York 10017 or 3600 French food and wines. His for all .Airlines Railroads and Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Audrey Cole of 129 |(i()()D(MJ)-IMI(rLETT TRAVEL tqdniniix JO qo-iV uuueja Small-heeled platform ox­ may not be a cure-all for Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles recommendations embrace 629 Main St. 643-nS9 .Steamship l.ines Branford St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest When it comes to young 113 Main St, Manchester •8iJBd ■ -X :SH3M SNV fords are a big favorite acne, but lack of sleep can 90010 or your local travel agent budget restaurants on both Thieman of 878 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. He has a brother, Rob­ 4.99 Bda.goaa______among teens this year. cause illness and related can give you more information the Right and the Left Banks, bie, lO'a; and a sister, Tina, 8'/Si. Whee-ee! All the new looks, all problems. Get as much sleep on rates and routes for down to discovered, he said, by feet, we’re old pros as your body requires. the favorite styles. 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PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., F rl„ August 30, 1974 l^CHESTER EVENING HERALD J|jancj^r, Conn., F ri..^ g tjo .jy t - P^r.E ELEVEN OBITUARIES PPK Contest •r-'- Sign-Up Date X, ,, Barllioloinew Coleinun VERNON — Bartholomew Local youngsters awaiting POLICE REPORT THE HERALD Wood May Sue for Non-Support, Coleman of 224 Taylor St. died the 14th annual Punt, Pass and Kick season will soon be Thursday at Manchester « ANGLE Memorial Hospital. sharpening their punting, 'll Edwin J. Taylor, 54. of Wind- Edward Shensie of 54 Tuck Mr. Coleman was born in passing and kicking skills. sor was arrested by Rd. was charged Thursday with County Sligo, Ireland, and had PP&K registration begins Sept. Manchester Police Thursday failure to drive to the right on a By Earl Yost Sporta Editor 3 and closes Oct. 4. and charged with driving a curve, the result of an accident Bloop Hits Give Red Sox Victory lived in New York City most of his life before coming to Vernon The program, co-sponsored motor vehicle while under the on Tuck Rd. Police report the five years ago. He was by the National Football influence of liquor/drugs. He Shensie vehicle left Tuck Rd. Any Marichal Win a Plus employed as a driver for the League and the Ford Dealers of was released on a written and was driven to the left side CHICAGO (UPI) — Knuckleball pitcher Wilbur Wood Wood was trying to become the first Sox pitcher to win y * of a curve and struck a parked death. Our guys are not trying for the fences,” Johnson Metropolitan Transit Co. of America, has registered more promise to appear in Circuit ‘‘If Juan Marichal won one game for us this season we may want to sue the Chicago White Sox for non-support. 20 games four seasons in a row. Instead, he was taeced car head on. The car was owned said. New York City before his than 10 million youngsters over ‘I Court 12 on Sept. 16. would have considered it a plus,” Haywood Sullivan, For the 37th time, the veteran southpaw went to the post with his 16th loss. by Pierre E. Teets of 203 Johnson had particular praise for his relief specialist retirement five years ago. the past 13 years — making it - 'I Boston Red Sox director of player personnel, said as we Thursday night and for the 19th time this season turned in Ferguson Rd. Diego Segui, who recorded his ninth save after starter Bill Survivors are a daughter, the largest youth activity of its Sandy Lassen o f 36 Bretton talked during the recent home stand at Fenway Park. a complete performance. “Tommy Harper’s double in the first inning was hit off Mrs. Maureen Kosha of kind in America. This season, Rd. reported to police the theft the end of his bat just beyond Bill Melton and then Rick Lee ran into trouble in the White Sox’ seventh. A single by Richard A. Chandler, 24, of 15 ‘‘Any win that we got from Marichal would be a bonus,” Wood did not even walk a man but he came up one run Ellington; three brothers, PP&K expects to attract more of a stereo, liquor and records Burelson gets a bloop single over Jorge Orta and already Melton and a triple by Ken Henderson brought in one run Box Mountain Rd., Bolton was he added. short as the Boston Red Sox continued their march to the Thomas Coleman of Tacoma, than 1,200,000 registrants. valued at approximately $500. we’re behind,” Wood said. “In the third inning Rick Miller and sent Lee to the showers. After an infield out brought arrested Thursday and charged The Red Sox front office had a lot of faith in Marichal’s American League’s Eastern Division crown with a 3-2 vic­ Wash., and John Coleman and Any youngsters eight through Entry was apparently gained Henderson home, Segui shut the White Sox out the rest of with reckless driving on Spruce arm coming around and also exhibited a lot of patience in tory. gets a bloop hit which led to the two runs that finally beat Michael Coleman, both of 13 years of age, accompanied through an unlcoked back door, me.” the way. I St. Police report the Chandler Ireland; three sisters, Mrs. by a parent or guardian, may at her home. not releasing -the high-kicking former National League “I have never pitched better in my life,” Wood said. vehicle ran into the rear of a Segui has been labled Boston’s best bet to put his team Sara McAndrew, Mrs. Annie register at Dillon Ford in standout while with the Sah Francisco Giants. “They got about three good hits off me tonight. I really parked car owned by Martha As far as Boston Manager Darrell Johnson is concerned, into the American League playoffs. Coleman and Mrs. Deliah Lang, Manchester. There is no en­ Roger Boske of Simsbury and ‘‘Marichal came along just at the right time to give our was able to do what I wanted. Batters like Rico Petrocelli Smith of 47 Spruce St., pushed it his team has come through with flying colors. “He’s our ‘short man’ in the bullpen and he’s going to all of Ireland; and three trance fee. .fi Ray Berthiaume of 40 staff a needed lift with Rick Wise out of the starting rota­ a real good swinger, couldn’t even hit the ball out of the in­ m J ll 34 feet, spun around and “A lot of critics are saying we’re in trouble because we have to be ready almost every day.” Johnson said. “I grandchildren. Participants compete only Litchfield St. were involved in field. But a couple of bloop hits did me in. ’There is no use stopped against a telephone tion and Reggie Cleveland and Dick Drago having some have only hit f lur home runs in our last 28 games. But I The funeral is Saturday with against others in their own age an accident Wednesday in the never hesitate now to call upon him. Here’s a pitcher they pole 60 feet away. Both vehicles problems. complaining though, because it usually evens out.” don’t care how we win, even if we single everybody to a Mass at Sacred Heart Church group. No special equipment is parking lot of the Diamond said was washed up but he’s proving everybody wrong.” were towed from the scene. “Juan pitched three great games,” the former Kansas at 10 a.m. Burial will be in required and there is no body Police Equipment Store on contact. Also, participation Eldridge St. Police report Court date for Chandler is Sept. City manager and one-time Red Sox catcher said. Hillside Cemetery, East Hart­ 9. Marichal has a 5-1 won-lost record with three of the ver­ ford. docs not impair a youngster's Boske, driving a Connecticut amateur standing. State Police vehicle, was dicts coming in his last three starts during the span when Conference When a youngster registers, attempting to back out of a Richard A. Varney of 430 the club started to pull away from the rest of the pack. In IVIemoriam he or she is given a free PP&K diagonal parking space when a Broad St. was involved in an ac­ ■Three years ago the Red Sox took a chance and signed Tips Book. This booklet in­ motorcycle driven by cident on W. Center St. Luis Tiant after he was released by the Atlanta Braves’ Looks Into____ In hiving memory of Alice Johnston cludes a complete set of rules, Wednesday at which time the Striiin who passed away August 30, 1961. Berthiaume hit the police car in helpful conditioning exercises the back fender causing the car he was driving careened off Recruiting SCOREBOARD (Jfine hut not forgotten. and important punting, passing motorcycle to slide part way the rainswept highway striking Son and place-kicking tips by out­ under the car. Berthiaume was a Hartford Electic Light Co. standing pros. taken to the Manchester poie. Some 628 business, com­ WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. American League Memorial Hospital for a mercial and residential HELCO (UPI) — Not only is the Atlan­ EAST A.-**!* checkup and then released. No customers were without power tic Coast Conference probing W L Pet GB :-t »%*• arrest was made. as a result of the accident. the recruitment of Moses Police report here was no Malone but it is also in­ Boston 72 57 .558 New York 67 62 RHS To Remain Phylis L. Cohen of 124 E. evidence of excessive speed and vestigating three other basket­ .519 5 Cleveland 64 64 .500 7Vi Center St. was issued a written that it was raining heavily at ball recruitment cases, said Baltimore 64 65 .4% warning for making an im* the time of the accident. ACC Commissioner Robert 8 SISETCO Communily Rvlationn Milwaukee 62 69 .473 11 On Double Session proper left turn Thursday, the James. MARICHAL DRAGO CLEVELAND Detroit 61 69 .469 11W result of an accident on Center Paul Moss, administrator of Malone signed with the Telephone company linemen have been busy making im­ balance beam. Members of Southern New England WEST St. in which her vechicle Manchester Memorial University of Maryland but VERINON provements to the athletic area of Camp Kennedy. In addi­ W L Room 53-G, H, I; Room 54-J, K, Telephone’s community relations team which sponsored collided with another vehicle Hospital, reported to police the organization. All the veteran righthander has done for the Thursday left the Terps for a Pet GB tion to erecting the basketball backboard they installed Oakland 75 56 .573 Rockville High School will be L; Room 55-M, N, 0; Room 56- the improvements are left to right: Mike Petrone, Bob owned by Lillian M. Newhouse theft of a fan, a large chair and Red Sox was to win 55 games in less than three seasons, in­ pro basketball career with the Kansas City going into its second year of P, Q, R; Room 58-S, T, U; two team benches using pole stubs and planks and a low Carr and Martin Baker. of Hartford. some silverware from the. cluding 20 a year ago, a total he has already reached this American Basketball Associa­ 69 61 .531 5Vk double sessions this year when Room 59-V, W., X, Y, Z. hospital Wednesday. Police are campaign. tion Utah Stars. Texas 68 64 .515 m schools open Thursday. investigating. James, speaking Thursday at Chicago 65 66 .4% 10 Juniors and seniors should t M T W T r t “Marichal did well in the Winter League and we thought The first session will open at I ? 3 Wake Forest University, also Minnesota 63 68 .481 12 pick up their schedule cards at 4 5 € 7 8 9 10 he would be able to help us if anything happened to our 7:15 a.m. and end at 11:45 a.m. 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 Taylor Rental at 155 Center revealed that the recruitment California 51 80 .389 24 the following stations: Seniors: starters,” Sullivan said. Something did happen as Juniors and seniors are enrolled 11 19 20 21 22 23 24 St. reported to police a break at of Phil Ford, a Rocky Mount Tliiirsduy'H RrHults Room 6-A-K; Room 50-L, M, N; 2S 26 27 28 29 30 Lenghthy Coal Mine in this session. The afternoon ALMANAC its facility sometime Cleveland and Drago missed several starting turns and native signed by North Boston 3, Chicago 2 Room 51-0, P, Q; Room 52-R, session, for freshmen and Wednesday or Thursday. Entry Wise has been almost a complete loss. Only Tiant and Bill Carolina, is being investigated. Baltimore 6, Texas 2 S, T; Room 53-U, V, W; Room sophomores, will start at 12:25 was gained by pushing out a Lee have been dependable as starting pitchers with a plus But he declined to say who the (Only Games Scheduled) 54-X, Y, Z. Dispute Settled with dismissal at 4:57. Today is Friday, Aug. 30, the 242nd day In 1780, Revolutionary Army Gen. boarded window located on the of late from Roger Moret. other two athletes were. Toniglirs Games Cleveland (Bosman 5-3) at An activity-student help Juniors: Room 28- A, B, C; of 1974 with 123 to follow. Benedict Arnold betrayed his young coun­ southeast corner of the Tiant’s ‘dead arm’ of three years ago is anything but James would say only that Texas (Hargan 10-8) period will be scheduled daily Room 32-D, E, F; Room 35-G, The moon is approaching its full phase. try when he prom ts^ secretly to sur­ United Press International hospital. It was sickening,” he building. Police report the of­ dead today and Marichal has already proven a valuable one of the two other athletes Baltimore (Cuellar 15-10) at from 11:45 to 12:25. H, I; Room 36-J, K, L; Room The morning stars are Venus, Jupiter render the American fort at West Point to The head of the United Mine said. fice section of the building was member of the Red Sox clan and a big man in the final was already in college and the Kansas City (Dal Canton 8^) Schedule cards and a floor 37- M, N, 0; Room 39-P, Q, R; and Saturn. the British army. A British spy sub­ Workers of America sees an Poiice denied the charge and apparently searched, desks ran­ other was an incoming drive for the American League’s Eastern Divisional Boston (Moret 7-6) at plan hav^ been mailed to all Room 38-S, T, U; Room 40-V, The evening stars are Mercury and sequently was hanged but Arnold escaped. agreement to end a bitter said there were no reports of in­ sacked, and change was mis­ crown. freshman. freshmen who should check the W, X, Y, Z. Mars. In 1862, the Union Army commanded by 13-month Kentucky coal mining juries and no arests. sing from the cash register. As far as the Malone case is Minnesota (Blyleven 12-15) The purchase of Marichal from the Giants has been a New York (Gura 1-0) at schedule carefully and report to Those born on this date are under the Maj.-Gen. John Pope was defeated by dispute as an end to “deathtrap The International concerned, James said the feather in the caps of Red Sox General Manager Dick Chicago (Kucek 0-0) their first period class when Sophomores, juniors, and sign of Virgo. Confederate troops in the second Battle of mines, starvation wages and Brotherhood of Electrical 'V, • i’.-.v.a'ij' signing of a pro contract by the they arrive at school on seniors should report to their American actors Fred MacMurray and meager benefits in return for SOUTH WINDSOR O’Connell and Sullivan. Petersburg, Va., prep star does California (Ryan 1614) at Bull Run. Workers prepared to hold South Windsor Police are in­ Thursday. classes after picking up Raymond Massey were born on August 30, their labor.” not erase any possible Milwaukee (Kobel 6-10) A thought for the day: American poet ratification votes on a tentative vestigating a reported holdup at Sophomores will pick up their schedule cards. the former in 1W8 and the latter in 18%. Elsewhere, a union boss of Notes Off the Cuff violations involved in his Oakland (Holtzman 15-13) at Henry Wadsworth Longfellow said, co n tract for some 60,000 Gasland Station on 540 Sullivan (DPI photo) schedule cards at the following On this day in history: striking United Parcel Service recruitment. Detroit (Lagrow 8-14) This school year will mark “Music is the universal language of employes at strike-bound Ave. Thursday about 9:30 p.r Don Roser, former Bolton High soccer star, will be with stations when they arrive the In 30 B.C., Cleopatra committed suicide employes in New York charged i.m. James said the ACC had es­ Saturday’s Games the 104th for the high school mankind ... poetry their universal pastime Western Electric, the manufac­ Police said the attendant. the undefeated Rhode Island Oceaneers Saturday night first day of school: Room 51-all by permitting an asp to bite her. police used “violence and Boston^s Rick Miller (with helmet) Scores Run tablished that violations did oc­ Cleveland at Texas, N which was founded in 1870. and delight. turing arm of the national Bell Richard Young Jr., 20, of 23 against the Connecticut Wildcats in an American Soccer those students whose last brutality” against strikers; and Ump Don D vnkinger Makes Call. Ed Herrmann is WSox Catcher cur but said they were not Baltimore at Kansas City, N All bus schedules for all Ver­ Telephone system. High St., South Windsor told names begin with the letters A, in Los Angeles, the Rapid Tran­ League game at Dillon Stadium in Hart­ traced to a specific institution. Boston at Minnesota non schools will be printed in them three men came into the B, and C; Room 52-D, E, F; sit District took out seven- ford... Congratulations are due Leo Diana on his appoint­ “We were able to establish New York at Chicago, N full in Tuesday’s Herald. station and one asked for the column newspaper ads to ment as principal at Nathan Hale School in Manchester. that Mr. Charles Hudgins California at Milwaukee key to the men’s room. Young explain their position in an For a number of years he has been a top-flight baseball "Major League Baseball Roundup’ (Malone’s uncle) was provided Oakland at Detroit, N TODAY’S THOUGHT said when the man came back 18-day-old dispute which has umpire and is the current secretary-treasurer of the with a sum of money,” said he showed a small revolver and sent 650,00 persons looking for James. “ But we can’t place the Tax Marshal told Young to “hand it over.” Manchester Chapter of the State Board...Merrill Whiston Accused Spy Ends A daughter, 17, has hung on the Both pictures of great beauty, both other means of travel. responsibility on any institu­ Young told police after the has purchased the sporting .goods business from John Matidnal League refrigerator an article about Dorothy giving one a sense of serenity and peace. The events were by no means tion. We do know he received Elimination suspects took some cash they Groman. The latter will continue to head the local store Curtis Pitches One-Hitter, EAST Day, co-founder of the Catholic Worker Yet both a result of turmoil, rending a total capsule of the seemingly $1,000, attempted to use it to told him to go into the next and will carry the Groman Sports Shop name as before. W L Pet GB Hunger Strike Movement and leading moral voice for tremendous upheavel. never-ending national strike Requested purchase an automobile, but the room and lie down and not to Plans call for expansion to include branch outlets in Pittsburgh. 68 62 .523 half a century. She is 76 now and her face We see the mountain’s beauty after picture. money was rebated because he HARTFORD (UPI) - Law­ move. Police said when the Glastonbury and Storrs. Whiston heads the Multi-Circuits St. Louis 68 63 .519 Vi is gaunt and very lined and also beautiful. thousands of years of healing and growth. The Labor Department said didn’t have sufficient credit KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - makers are planning to ask the three men left Young found Philadelphia 64 66 .492 4 friendly countries when he was A daughter, 15, has hung on the We see Mrs. Day’s after 50 years of living strikes caused more man-days plant in Manchester...Don Soucier, out of East Catholic references. We don’t know what A former Air Force sergeant with God. state tax and labor departments they had ripped the telephone Cards Trail By Half Game Montreal 59 69 .461 8 stationed in Bangkok, Thailand. refrigerator a picture of a mountain valley of idleness during the first High, is a candidate for the varsity soccer team at happened to the money.” major from Lisbon, Conn., to carry out the intent of receiver. He then went outside New York 57 71 .445 10 The conviction was later with lupine and brilliant yellow daisies and Nancy Carr seven months of 1974 than UConn...Boating accidents have claimed 12 lives in awaiting a new trial for passing legislation passed this year and hailed a passing car and the Chicago 52 75 .409 14Mi overturned by a military soaring, majestic peaks in the St. Bartholomew Church during all of 1972 or 1973. Connecticut waters this season, eight involved boats less military secrets to the Soviets, background. eliminating the tax marshal occupants phoned the police for review board which ordered a The UMWA and Eastover NEW YORK (UPI) — For John Curtis it’s a question of Dodgers 3, Cubs 1 has ended a hunger strike 13 system of collecting delinquent him. than 16 feet long...Bill Samko, former UConn athlete, has WEST new trial, but DeChamplain Mining Co. reached agreement priorities; for the St. Louis Cardinals it’s a question of sur­ Andy Messersmith and Mike Marshall combined for a W days after he began it. taxes. Police said the three men been named an assistant football coach at Tufts. Samko L Pet GB appealed to the civil courts to eariy Thursday to end a vival. three-hit victory and Los Angeles became the first club in Los Angeles 83 A military spokesman at Members of the legislative reportedly fled in an older has been on the staff at St.Thomas More Prep in 47 .638 keep him from being retried. violence-ridden, 13-month Curtis, six outs away from a perfect ganie, settled for a the major league’s this season to pass the two million TVAND Cincinnati 80 51 .611 3t(! Richards-Gelbaur Air Force audit review subcommittee model green Chevrolet. Pend­ Colchester...Charles Luce has been named the first direc­ The case is now before the U.S. Fire Damages Fishline strike in Harian County, Ken­ one-hitter ’Thursday night and pinch-hitter Jim Dwyer’s mark in attendance as the Dodgers topped Chicago for Atlanta 73 58 .557 lOVi Base said Thursday Raymond have asked the state auditors to ing audit of the day’s take at tor of athletics at Connecticut College in New London. He’s Supreme Court. tucky, during which one miner two out single in the ninth inning broke a 1-1 tie as the Car­ their fifth victory in a row. Houston 67 63 .515 16 DeChamplain, 43, Thursday ate prepare a letter to the agencies the station, it was estimated a former assistant D.A. and head basketball coach at DeChamplain originally was died of gunshot wounds. RADK San Francisco 58 73' .443 25V4 his first full meal since Aug. 16, I Kingfisher Plant after learning that tax about $80 in cash was taken in dinals beat the San Diego Padres 3-1. The Dodgers pulled 3 Vi games ahead of idle Cincinnati. being held at Ft. Leavenworth, The agreement gave the Boston University. San Diego 50 81 .382 33W although he had taken milk and marshals are still working in the holdup. Police said no shots The victory moved the.Cards to within a half game of the Ground outs by Steve Garvey and Steve Yeager brought Kan., but was transferred to UMWA the right to represent TONIGHT fruit juices during the fast. reported. Littel said the fire did the two departments. were fired and there were no in­ Pittsburgh Pirates who dropped a 3-2,11-inning decision to the first two runs home and then Bill Buckner scored in the Thursday's Results Richards-Gelbaur to be closer TOLLAND striking miners at the 8:25 Red Sox vs. Twins, Capt. Brian Schaibley, base not cause any structural The marshals, who receive juries. the San Francisco Giants. third on a single by Garvey and an error by second New York 7, Houston 0 to his military attorneys. A fire of undetermined origin Brookside mine. WTIC information officer, said Manchester High School in­ damage to the building. their jobs as political Atlanta 7, Montreal 2 caused extensive damage to the “This contract is a message Curtis, 8-12, set down the first 21, batters without the baseman Rob Sperring on a cutoff play. 9:00 Yanks vs. White Sox, representatives for coming 10th graders who were patronage, are now going under VERNON Moses Took Money San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 2 DeChamplain gave no reason contents of a warehouse to every nonunion coal operator semblance of a hit before he walked Dave Winfield leading Mels 7, Astros 0 WINE unable to attend the orientation the title “serving officers,” John P. Sullivan, 18, of 52 ( 11) belonging to Kingfisher Corp. in in the land that coal mining off the eighth. After Clarence Gaston sacrificed Winfield The Mets gave Tom Seaver a run in the first when Bud 9:00 (.’t) NFL: Steelers vs. for ending the hunger strike, and testing session this week COMMENT which apparently satisfies the Village St., Rockville was Los Angeles 3, Chicago 1 the Tolland Industrial Park ear­ families have had their fill of to second, Derrel Thomas walked. Dave Hilton filed deep Harrelson led off with a double, went to third on Felix Redskins which they told Schaibley was are asked to report to Room 109 letter of the law. arrested early this morning on St. Louis 3, San Diego 1 ly this morning. death-trap mines, starvation to right, Winfield going to third after the catch, and he Millan’s perfect bunt single and scored as Ted Martinez begun to protest "restrictions” at the high school Tuesday at SESSION However, the intent of the a warrant issued by Circuit Versus Education SATURDAY (Only Games Scheduled) Rock Group The Tolland Volunteer Fire wages and itieager benefits in placed on DeChamplain. 1:30 p.m. legislation, which was vetoed Court 12 charging him with scored on Fred Kendall’s single to tie the game at 1-1. bounced into a force play. 2:00 (8) Pro Tennis Department responded to the return for their labor,” UMWA Schaibley said DeChamplain A 9 to 11 a.m. Board of Direc­ by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill and second-degree rape. NEW YORK (UPI) — Moses Malone, a 6-foot-ll youth Curtis, who came to St, Louis from Boston in an off­ The Mets added three more runs in the third inning off 2:15 (22,30) Red Sox vs. Tonight’s Games To Appear call about 5 a.m. and Fire Chief tors comment session is president Arnold Miller said. was under the same regulations then reinstated by lawmakers In lieu of posting a $1,000 noted for his quickness, took the money and ran. season deal, was not overly concerned that he had lost his loser Dave Roberts, 9-11, when Harrelson walked and Twins, WTIC Montreal (Blair 7-6) at Cin­ Ronald Litell said the fire was scheduled for Tuesday in the In New York City, some 4,(X)0 as any other “medium” securi­ On Telethon by overriding the veto, was to bond, Sullivan was held at the He hardly could have been expected to do otherwise. no-hit bid. Millan and Martinez followed with consecutive triples. 3:30 (3) U.S.Tennis Open cinnati (Kirby 9-7) ty prisoner, which meant he Volunteer firefighters of out by about 6:45 a m. The plant striking United Parcel Service Manchester Municipal substitute civil service police station and was to be So Thursday afternoon Malone abandoned academia for “I had a ball game to win, not a no-hitter to pitch,” said Rusty Staub drove in the final run of the inning with a 3:30 (8) Tournament Golf Atlanta (Capra 12-6) at New had to be accompanied by a Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1, is located on Rt. 30. Building. It is for those town employes marched against a employes for the political ap­ presented in Circuit Court 12, Curtis. “I wasn’t too let down.” sacrifice fly. 5:00 (8) Evel Knievel, York (Sadecki 57) guard each time he stepped out­ A Manchester area rock Manchester, Town Fire Depart­ Litell said the state police the Utah Stars of the American Basketball Association and residents who wish to file com- UPS office. pointees. East Hartford today. pocket billiards Pittsburgh (Rooker 9-10) at side the base stockade. group will participate in the ment, will meet Tuesday at 8 and the state fire marshall are “They were really quick on an unspecified amount of money. Although the specific Actually, this season has been a big disappointment for Giants 3, Pirates 2 ments, complaints or Lawmakers who drafted the 9:00 (18) Yanks vs. White Los Angeles (Rau 12-6) Jerry Lewis Labor Day telethon p.m. at the McKee St. at the plant today to investigate the stick,” said Ronald Carey, sum was a tightly-guarded secret, jh e guessing starts at $1 Curtis, who was demoted to the bullpen in mid-season' Dave Kingman’s third hit of the game, a single with one DeChamplain was sentenced tiga suggestions on any subject in measure said that even though COVENRY Sox, WINF Chicago (Stone 6-4 and Detore for Muscular Dysrophy on firehouse. the cause. Cartons of fishnhe. million and works it way up. “When you’re 8-12 you can’t be too selective of your vic­ out in the 11th inning, drove in Gary Matthews from second in 1971 to 15 years in prison on the board’s jurisdiction. president of Teamsters Local the marshals collected a G ary K lam bt. 30, of 61 10 (8) CoJIege Football: 1-1) at San Diego (Freisleben 9- Channel 8. which Kingfisher manufac­ 804. Lakeview Dr., Coventry was For a 19-year-old whose mother has struggled to eke out tories,” Curtis added. with the the decisive run as the Giants snapped charges of giving Soviet of­ Similar sessions have been percentage of the delinquent Scouting Reports 8 and Palmer 2-5), 2 tures, were stored in the charged Thursday with reckless ficials military secrets and Brian MacDonald and the held since early 1%7 on the first He said police moved in when taxes coilected, their work was a meager living for the two of them in Petersburg, Va., Curtis tried to pitch around Winfield in the eighth and it Pittsburgh’s win streak at six games. Houston (Wilson 9-10) at warehouse. the company started to move driving. He is scheduled to meeting with agents of un­ Electric Cowboy group will Tuesday and third Thursday of so inefficient that the state had there was no way to turn down that kind of money. cost him. But the walk, which broke up his bid for a perfect Matthews singled off reliever Dave Giusti’s glove, went SUNDAY Philadelphia (Twitchell 6-6) Some employes were appear in Circuit Court 12, play from five to eight selec­ each month. Those who appear out trucks and strikers a backlog of about $2 million. Mrs. Mary Malone, Moses’ petite (approximately 5-foot- game, didn’t seem to matter to Curtis either. to second on a sacrifice and, after the Pirates walked Chris 2:00 (22) Red Sox vs. St. Louis (Siebert 7-7) at San Cathy Larivee reportedly working in the objected. Manchester Sept. 16. tions during a live segment of are granted annonymity from 2) mother, for years had earned an annual income es­ “Maybe I was a bit too careful,” he said. “It didn’t Speier intentionally, he scored on Kingman’s line drive Twins, WTIC Francisco (Caldwell 12-3) the telethon Monday from 9 to To Coordinate warehouse when the fire the public and their comments “They used violence and timated around $3,500 working as a night attendant at an bother me too much.” Winfield had beaten Curtis with a 2:18 (18) Yanks vs. White started but no injuries were brutality. They hurt those guys. Braves 7, Expos 2 Sox, WINF 10:15 a.m. ^Barry Girls^ are reiayed to the town old folks home. homer in San Diego’s 1-0 victory on June 7. Salurday's Gaines Senate Parley manager’s office for review One had to be taken to a Ralph Garr’s three-run homer in the third helped power 2:30 (3) U.S. Tennis Open The family income had increased to slightiy more than In the ninth, Larry Hardy, who had taken over at the St. Louis at San Francisco Reset Sept. 16 MacDonald, who lives on Cathy Larivee, daughter of and reply. Kathy aay$: “Just A Ramindar That Wall Ba Opan the Braves over Montreal. Vic Correll was hit by a pitch .3 :0 0 (8) Tournament Golf Pleasant Valley Rd., South Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Larivee The Entire Labor Day Waakand For Tour Shop­ $5,000, though, when she began working at the check-out start of the inning for Randy Jones, retired the first two Atlanta at New York and winning pitcher Phil Niekro was safe on Larry Lintz’ 4:30 (8) U.S. Amateur Montreal at Cincinnati A recalled Republican con­ Windsor, is guitarist and lead of 93 Branford St., has been counter of a local supermarket. batters. He then gave up successive singles to Bake State Democrats ping Convenience. Please Drive Carefullyr error before Garr slammed his 10th home run to make the Gulf Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, N vention in the Third Senatorial vocalist with the group he named coordinator of a group of It is not easy to feed and clothe a growing boy on that McBride, Ken Reitz, Dwyer and Mike Tyson to account for District is scheduled for Sept. Schedule Dinner NiUv* PsMhM, BartMt PMrt, DuehMt Applat a Early Maoa. score 4-1. 4 :3 0 (3 0 : Women’s Houston at Philadelphia, N formed last January. Other young iadies who will assist kind of salary, especially when he keeps growing...and the final St. Louis runs. Tennis-Doubles 16 at 8 p.m., at Raymond NATIVE: Qraan A Yallow Baana, Swiaa Chart, Tomaloaa, Boalon A Orioles 6, Rangers 2 members of the group are David M. Barry of Manchester Connecticut Democrats will Salad Bowl Lattuea, Laaka, Rad A Hot Pappara, Com, Shall A Lima growing...and growing. In other National L eap e games Los Angeles trimmed Memorial Library, East Hart­ in his campaign for state kick off their state campaign Tommy Davis drove in three runs and scored another to Roger Briggs of Coentry, lead Baana, Pickling Onlona, Aeom A Buttamut Squaah, Dis, Oarlle, Rad But the Stars will foot those bills from now on and they Chicago 3-1, New York blanked Houston 7-0, San Francisco ford. senator. Barry is Democratic with a $100-a-plate dinner. Sept. Onions. help the Orioles break a four-game losing streak with a win guitar and vocals; Mark FRESH; Bluabarrlaa, SIrawbarrIsa, Pluma, Paaehaa, Naelarinaa, started with Malone’s arrival here for the signing at a edged Pittsburgh 3-2 in 11 innings and Atlanta tripped Mon­ The recall is to choose a candidate in the Fourth 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the Hartford over Texas. Baltimore led 2-1 in the fourth when Davis Hayden of Manchester, drums Umas, Paralan Mahma, Honaydawa, Cantalopaa, Oraan A Blua news conference. treal 7-2. In the American League Boston edged Chicago 3- party-endorsed candidate for and vocals; and Jeff Keithline Senatorial District. Hilton Hotel. Orapaa. singled with the bases loaded. The slow-running Davis was Third District state senator, to Malone arrived in his customary basketball sneakers 2 and Baltimore whipped Texas 6-2. of Glastonbury, bass and The group of young ladies will The event will feature state “BUY ONE OH A DOZEN. AND PICK OUT YOUR OWN" held to a single but all three runners scored to give winner replace Frank K. Rizza of and the Stars took him out to buy a pair of dress black vocals. be from all eight towns of the Democratic office holders, can­ THRIFH WEEKEND SPECIALSI Ross Grimsley a comfortable lead. Manchester. Rizza, endorsed The group plays college and district and will assist in the didates. and dignitaries and shoes. July 22 at the original conven­ • CHERRY TOMATOES...... baakatK«« high school concerts and distribution of Barry literature won’t have a notable from out­ It was an amusing anecdote but Mrs. Malone resented A personalized monument, carved of Select Barre • SQUASH, Green A Yallow...... 2iba.M* tion, withdrew Thursday, citing dances, and is now seeking a and bumper stickers. side the state as guest insinuations Moses’ sneakers were his only pair of shoes. Sl Louis Gets Rights personal reasons for his action. Granite, can say more than many words. It will be an • POTATOESl...... lOlba. f 9* recording contract with some Miss Larivee was a “Barry speakei^as in past kickoff BARRE “I always kept shoes on his feet and clothes on his The district is comprised of Girl” when he ran for state dinners. • EARLY MACS.^...... eqt.bag*l** of its original material. everlasting tribute to a loved one. See our display of I back,” Mrs. Malone said proudly. To Talk With Big O all of East Hartford and about According to Tony D’Amelio senator and won in 1966 and U.S. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff Barre Guild Monuments, backed by the industry’s iGUILD • S H A S T A S O D A ...... e-12 01. cans Gw* 52 per cent of Manchester (the 1968. She is a June graduate of kicked off his campaign Aug. 26 Malone had been scheduled to begin classes at the of the Master Talent Agency in strongest monument guarantee. Vla/t Our fmportsd BasJtst Dl^rin. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The 1 when the Milwaukee Bucks NASCAR MODIFIEDS other 48 per cent of Manchester Manchester High School and is in North Canaan, his traditional Monument) • Wa Sail Tha H»nkl, SundtY Paipara, pAn LoHary TWMal « University of Maryland last Wednesday. But the Stars Wethersfield, the group’s Spirits of St. Louis of the failed to offer him a contract Saturday Night 8d)0PM is in the Fourth Senatorial agent, it is different than entering her freshman year at “ launching pad.” Secretary of made their big offer last week and Maryland Coach Lefty District). American Basketball Associa­ for the coming season. anything eise the agency the University of Connecticut. the State Gloria Schaffer Driesell futilely attempted to dissuade Malone for turn­ Delegates to the recalled con­ tion have obtained the represents. She won scholarships from the kicked off her reelection cam­ SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. ing pro. If signed by the Spirits, he vention will be the ones named DCDfl negotiating rights to Oscar Manchester Scholarship Foun­ paign in her honletown of New "They are an entertaining Driesell did prevail upon Malone to seek a lawyer’s Robertson. could play this season. to the .July 22 session — 11 from dation and the Daughters of the London, where her parents, Mr. rock group rather than a live 470 Center St., Manchester 643-7732 . counsel on the Stars’ offer and the Washington, D.C., law Robertson, a 36-year-old Manchester and 15 from East American Revolution (DAR). and Mrs. Arthur Wilinski, still >7E OM&AM tr.. M M M M tTW -eO ^IM Stafford Motor Speotfway juke box," D'Amelia said. firm of Dell, Craighill and Fentress advised him without veteran of 14 seasons in the His last contract called for Hartford. reside. ROUT*: 140, STAFFORD SPRINGS, CONN. charge. NBA, became a free agent Aug. $250,000 a season.

i ) H ■) I \/v ! . : 1 < PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 30, 1974 Rain Alters Schedule In Forest Hills Tennis Connecticut's CONCORD, Calif. (UPI) — As recently as a year ago, when an American team showed up for an international FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UPI) — If it takes Jimmy Con­ But there was more to this second day of the Open. Largest Men's nors as long to reach the altar as it is taking him to make swimming meet, there was no doubt who would wind up Bjorn Borg, the Swedish sweetheart of the teeny- with the most gold medals. center court here at the U.S. Open tennis championships, boppers, huffed and puffed in four weird sets before stop­ But this is 1974 and no longer is the United States head Shop "Goes Chris Evert could have cause to worry. ping Victor Amaya of Holland, Mich., 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3. and shoulders above the pack. In fact, it is barely better, Connors, the Wimbledon winner and the top seed here, There was a 50-minute rain delay during the match and got yet another day to recover from his stomach trouble and some think it isn’t at all, than East Germany, a coun­ Borg said he thought the delay hurt Amaya. But the 18- try on the rise in the pool sport. to School" when rain again disrupted the schedules Thursday and he year-old Viking is most unhappy on grass and his opponent Everyone finds out for sure this weekend at the Concord should be in top shape for his twice-delayed debut against today is Vijay Amritraj, the Indian Davis Cupper who Community Park Pool, a facility that helped produce eight Jeff Borowiak in the stadium on Friday. thinks grass is the nicest surface in the world. world records in the U.S. Nationals last weekend, when the But then his archrival, Stan Smith, also benefitted from Vijay, possesses the big booming service which Borg United States hosts East Germany in a return dual meet. the hot and wet weather. Smith, decidely off his feed this despises facing on a fast surface. At Wimbledon, Borg Germans come to the meet off a very strong year, has yet to complete his match with Jaime Fillol of went out in the third round to Ismael El Shafei, losing 6-2, showing in the 1973 World Championships at Belgrade and Chile, which is in the second set. 6-3, 6-1 without putting on even a semblance of play to the a sweeping, record-busting triumph in the 1974 European For Miss Evert, her debut was feminine disaster. She dismay and disgust of some old line spectators. Championships at Vienna last week. didn’t have a thing to wear and had to borrow a dress from Among 'Thursday’s winners was Tony Roche, the in­ Kris Kemmer before opening the second day’s program on jury-plagued Australian who was a finalist here twice. Whether by design or simply because they take a more realistic view, the East Germans say they will not beat the center court by trouncing Gail Chanfreau, 6-1, 6-1. Roche, playing coach of World Team Tennis champion Her kid sister, .Jeanne, was the culprit. She was sup­ Americans this weekend, but they promise a fine show' Denver, got by John James, a fellow Aussie, in straight anyway. posed to carry the bag with Chris’ dress in it but the 16- sets and will next test his “cured” tennis elbow against year-old Jeanne forgot, probably because she was thinking vetern Onny Parun of New Zealand. “We are not yet ready to beat the United States in a dual meet,” says East German Coach Kark Schramme. ”We too much about Evonne Goolagong, her first round oppo­ Billie Jean King bludgeoned Isabel Fernandez of Colum­ (UPI photo) nent. Jeanne not only forgot the dresses, she also got will give them a close fight but they will wind up beating bia, 6-2, 6-2, and faces Sharon Walsh next in her drive for Larry Hinson Bends over in Agony us.” clobbered, 6-3, 6-0 her fourth Forest Hills title. U.S. coach Flip Darr, who showed his concern and He Just Missed Easy Birdie Putt respect for the East Germans during last weekend’s Nationals, isn’t making any predictions. “It should be a fine competitive show,” says Darr. “I Infantry Defeats Bombers Golf Open don’t know who will win and neither do I care to make any predictions. It’s up to our kids whether we win or not. Coming up Sunday, Court Showdown There is little I can do to make it come out either way.” As Americans Trim Fire Sept. 29 ai the Since there are only 12 men and 12 women on each side Minneehaug golf course for the 29 events (exclusive of diving), how each coach will be the fifth annual In Matuszak Case lines up his talent will play a major part in the eventual CHICAGO (UPI) - The infantry “We moved the ball well,” Bir­ Manchester Memorial beat the bombers when the Bir­ mingham Coach Jack Gotta said. outcome. There will be four swimmers in each of the in­ Hospital Open Golf Tour­ HOUSTON (UPI) — The Houston Texans, giving up legal mingham Americans chopped down “Our defense came up and stopped dividual events, two from each side. That means the top nament. Proceeds will efforts to allow former NFL defenseman John Matuszak to the Chicago Fire 22-8 to remain the them time and time again. This was swimmer in each event plus one other. enter the hospital’s play against Hawaii this weekend, are concentrating on a only unbeaten team in the World Foot­ probably our best defensive effort The coaches have until two events before each actual Development Fund. courtroom showdown one day before Houston plays ball League. beacuse we were playing such a good race to name their entries. That means there will be a lot A field of 200 is Memphis next Saturday. A National Football League offensive football team. Our defense of juggling and maneuvering to keep the other side from expected with plans Attorneys for Matuszak, the second-year Houston Oiler guessing who the N a 2 swimmer will be. refugee, Charlie Harraway, punched has come along in a very short time calling for more than 80 out 80 yards on the ground. Art Can- until he jumped his five-year contract to sign with the “I have a pretty good book on all the East German and it really showed. All our running prizes to be distributed. trelle ran for 58, including a three- World Football League Texans, will go to start district swimmers,” says Darr, “and I’m sure the East Germans backs ran well and I think our offen­ Entry fee of $13 covers Giant Bluefin Tuna yard scoring run, and Jimmy sive line did a good job of blowing court Friday, Sept. 5, to argue their right to the 6-foot-8, have a good book on ours. In dual meet competition, the greens fees and a buffet. 282-pound star. Edwards picked up 57 yards including No. 2 swimmer in each event can be an important point them out of there.” Tickets and starting times UsinKn g a rod[ and reel with a 130-pound test a two-yard touchdown run as the “Our argument is based on an interpretation of his Oiler scorer.” Mira said the Fire defense forced may he obtained by calling line, Lurry Perryrry New York Jets defense could holder Shirley Babashoff of Mission Viejo, Calif., and Before departing he sounded pessimistic about his future. Hockey Champs Carter hit Jim Scott on a 28-yard defense did its job but our offense did set the stage for a passing duel American 100 meter freestyle record holder Kim Peyton of “I hope this thing isn’t settled in court,” he said. “I don’t throw for Chicago’s only score. But nothing. How we react to this loss will 'between Archie Manning and Portland, Ore. Joe Namath Saturday night. know if I’ll go back to the Oilers, even if that’s the only the Fire could only rush for only 70 determine our future the rest of the The East Germans have five returnees — Rosemarie Both flashy quarterbacks saw team I’m told I can play for.” Play in Canada yards and Birmingham could play ball way. I think we’ll bounce back.” Kother, the world reedrd holder in the 100 meter butterfly, action last week — Namath The temporary court order filed by Houston Oilers Inc. control with 77 plays to 64 for Chicago. It was second loss in eight games Renate Vogel, who held the world record in the 100 meter completing 6-of-14 passes for was in effect until Sept. 5. Presumably until then Matuszak Making the initial visit of a Manchester-based hockey for Chicago. 122 yards and Manning breaststroke for a couple of days last week, Gudrun will continue to practice with the Texans. Wegner, Wolfram Sperling and diver Falk Hoffmann. team to Canada is the Groman’s Spring League champs throwing the Saints’ first TD Oiler Coach Sid Gillman, whose strict training camp was pass of the pre-season. The U.S., led by Tim Shaw and Steve Furniss of Long with a 36-5-5 won-lost-tied mark Sept. 6-9 to Moncton, New apparently one reason Matuszak left, said every day Brunswick. ' This week, both are expected Beach, Calif., John Hencken of Santa Clara, Calif., and Matuszak was away from the Huntsville, Tex., camp it There will be a two-game series with the possibility of a to play more than one half each John Naber of Menlo Park, Calif., is expected to dominate before nearly 60,000 fans at was costing him. return visit by the Canadian squad to the Silk Town. The the men’s competition, while the East Germans should win vor more ... ,or more ... Tulane Stadium for the Lion’s “ All I intend to do is punch the cash register and add $500 locals will be coached by Roger Noel facing the Moncton the majority of titles in the women’s events, or so it would Club crippled children’s benefit to Matuszak’s fines each time he misses a meeting or a appear at the moment. Flyers. Flyers’ Coach A1 Belliveau made the invitation to game. practice,” Gillman said. The total was $3,000 through regulation size football Noel, a New Brunswick native. Shaw set three world freestyle records in the Nationals jolly giant Two Join Expos Thursday. last week, while Hencken set a breaststroke world mark A big weekend is planned for the boys making the trip. Oiler owner K.S. “Bud” Adams said when Matuszak MONTREAL (UPI) - Out­ and Naber set two American marks in the backstroke. They will be greeted at City Hall by the mayor and other returned to Huntsville—and Adams had no doubt he would graphic jumbo Spalding basketball town officials and will be guests of honor at an outing fielders Pepe Mangual of the Naber faces the toughest assignment. He has to go Memphis Blues in the Inter­ — Matuszak might not be the only one to pay. against Holland Matthes, who hasn’t lost a backstroke before their return to Connecticut. “I’m glad he wasn’t injured, Adams said of the pen Before the first game, ceremonies will include the national League and Tony Scott event in seven years and is the world record holder in both. of Quebec City in the Eastern Wednesday night game where Matuszak played five snaps. The competition gets under way both today and Saturday presentation pf T-shirts by the Manchester youths to their League will join the Montreal “Besides being a good player, our organization has a lot of Canadian hosts marked “U.S.A.” at 5 p.m. local time. It figures to be a good show no m atter Expos during the early part of money invested in John. I’d hate to ask for damages if he who wins. Noel indicated that his team will be at a distinct disad­ the club’s 12-day road trip, the got hurt.” vantage with his players having only one or two years of team announced Thursday. Although reaction from some Oiler players was ap­ or more ... experience while the Canadians were seemingly born on Mangual is to join the Expos proving, Matuszak’s move for a bigger salary — the ice. The boys most depended upon include goalies Terry Sept. 1 in Cincinnati and Scott is Texans gave him $1 million over six years — drew some Mika and Chuck Mumford, defensemen Andy Bell and to report at the end of the EL’s Intrepid^ Courageous 3 in 1 organizer grandprize head shaking. Rick Milka and forwards Mike Armstrong, Keith Gemmel schedule which winds up play monthly planning calendar, Motorola portable black & white Sept. 2. “I don’t think he’ll get away with it,” Oiler standout tv and Steve Melia. defensive end Elvin Bethea said. Continue Cup Struggle memo pad, and m^tal pen Just All out 2U1 entry blank available In the store. Others making the trip, totally financed by the players, Equally as puzzled was Matuszak’s attorney. Bob Woolf, Drawing will take place September 16,1974 are Larry Ruel, Dave Wicks, Warren Cottel, John McCarver Released who was not informed of the jump. It was “agent” Gary NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - Turgeon, Darren Bell, Mike Crosby, John Daigle, Mark ST. LOUIS, Mo. (U PI)-T he marker 1.01 ahead of the Kaposta who represented Matuszak when the announce­ Gale warnings on the seas off Dowling, Marty Seddlemeyer, Dave Wetherell and Mike St. Louis Cardinals announced aluminum-hulled challenger ment came Wednesday. Newport were expected to and Marty Drobney. Parents making the trip are team Thursday night the release of and maintained the lead about Adams answered charges Thursday the contract was cancel today’s trials between two-thirds of the way through manager Bill Seddlemeyer, public relations director one-time All-Star catcher Tim faulty. McCarver. Intrepid and Courageous as the the second leg. The wind then Frank Milka and assistant Coach Hank Hetu. Stickboys are two yachts fight for the nomina­ McCarver played in 74 games “I understand John said the Oilers hadn’t lived up to the shifted about 15 degrees to the Mike Lassow and Willie Simons. tion to defend the U.S.’s with the Cardinals, this season contract,” Adams said. “ Mr. Woolf is John’s attorney and north, and Courageous switched The players’ age range is 15-18. They recently completed America’s Cup title. and had a .217 batting average. he disagrees with that. He told me the Oilers had fully to another spinnaker and their first year of competition in a league at the Bolton Ice Intrepid, successful defender (UPI photo) He was serving his second stint honored John’s contract.” managed to pick up two seconds Palace. of the cup in 1967 and 1970, won jeans, with the team after being an rounding the second marker. Mark Keller of Chicago Stopped her third consecutive race over All-Star catcher with St. I^uis in the early 1960s and playing on Courageous Thursday, knotting Intrepid increased its lead to Dick Trower of Birmingham Brought Down Ball Carrier the series between the two at the Cardinals’ world cham­ 2:02 on the second leg and main­ pocket tee shirts, four wins each. pionship team in 1964. tained it until the fourth leg, the The closeness of the series second windward run, when has made the selection of a U.S. Courageous picked up 26 McGinnis Signs With Pacers, Net Time representative a difficult deci­ seconds, to trail by 1:26. western wear. Quaglia, Jordan Cited sion, according to New York Registrations are now Yacht Club officials, who must The two boats then sailed being areepted for the an­ Signs Two-Year Contract With MB Softball Team chose a U.S. representative by straight down the wind, with In­ more t • • nual Town Tennis Tour­ Tuesday. trepid increasing its lead again, naments. Singles for men John Quaglia won the standing play in the field during In Thursday’s race. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - George Although McGinnis' three-year contract this time to 1:48. and women are slated Moriarty Brothers Slow-Pitch the season. Courageous crossed the start­ McGinnis cast his lot with the Indiana had expired, the Pacers argued that he softball team’s 1974 batting Sept.7-8 with doubles for The Moriarty’s League closed J HALF ing line 24 seconds ahead of In­ Pacers Thursday as the three-time was still their property for his option year. trophy with a .516 batting out at 19-8 in Silk City League trepid, but ran into soft wind 10 Courageous used another 20- Every kind, size, style! American Basketball Association both divisions the average and Craig Jordan of GALLON. degree wind shift to the north to A federal court hearing which was con­ play and 26-23 overall that in­ tracking into the opening leg following weekend. New Britain was the recipient Consider these cut 56 seconds from Intrepid’s Famous name brands! champions kept their superstar away tinued twice had been scheduled for cluded a third place trophy in and fell behind. Sept. I 4 -1.5. A Mixed of the team’s Most Valuable advantages: lead on the final leg. from the New York Knicks of the Friday in an effort to clarify McGinnis’ the Army & Navy Tournament. Intrepid rounded the first Low, low prices! Player Award during a recent 1. There’s a handle on it. National Basketball Association. negotiation position. Douhl'es Turnament is also scheduled as well as a awards dinner held at the home Jordan hit 20 home runs and Easy to carry, easy to pour. dynam ite These will end any McGinnis, who figures to be the cor­ batted in 63 runs while hitting nerstone in the Pacers’ rebuilding this Weissert said the contract was signed Men’s Masters, 45 and of Manager Jack Repass. 2. Less chance of back-to-school blues. You’ll look great Thursday afternoon minutes before he and Quaglia, Jordan, shortstop .466 in 43 games. His 70 hits running out. season, signed a two-year contract with over. were two shy of Smith’s 72, tops Richard Tinkham, executive vice presi­ Bob Plaster of Coventry and 3. It's a sensible way back and everyone will know it! the Indiana club, for whom he had played Play is open to all local for the most hits. Quaglia led three seasons after leaving Indiana dent of the Pacers and president of the Kent Smith received the Jack to enjoy Jim Beam ABA, met newsmen. residents 18 and over. Repass - Moriarty Brothers the team in doubles and triples and it costs less styles University following his sophomore year. to school Golden Glove Awards for out­ with 11 and 12, respectively. per drink. “ I have a first-class contract,” McGin­ Weissert denied reports published in Interested players may Lovable Pets nis, a 6-foot-8 forward, told a news con­ New York that McGinnis had signed a six- re g is te r Monday thru THE WORLD'S FINEST For Sale« ference called by Pacer President John year contract worth $2.5 million by saying Friday, from 8:30 a.in. to BOURBON. Weissert to announce the signing. Terms “everything out of New York was totally O of the pact were not announced. 4:30 p.m. by phoning the REGAL MENS SHOP erroneous. He conceded, however, that it Rec (ifficer at 646-6010. The Pacers went to court in an effort to had been “difficult for us and for George MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER prevent McGinnis from negotiating with to negotiate a contract.” Only amsiteur players the Knicks. The ABA team had obtained “The Pacers are pleased to announce are eligible. 0 9:30 to 5:30 Daily. Thursdays til 9:00 pm temporary restraining orders against the signing of a two-year contract and Men’s play will be at Saturday til 5:30 pm McGinnis, his agent, the Knicks and the George is ready to go,” Weissert said. Memorial Field and 0 IP Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA, preventing “We are really thrilled to have the guy Women women’s activity o TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON "^for the life of the garment any negotiations or signings. with us at least two years who has been a at Charter Oak and the The Knicks obtained the rights to 0) 10:00 to 9:00 Daily. Saturday til 5:30 pm major part of the Pacers. He brings the West Side Oval. n rtooF KorrucKV sroAioHr bourbon At our Mam St., Manchester Store negotiate with McGinnis from leadership and know-how so important to WHISKEY. OISTILLED ANO BOmEO BY THE JAMES B. BEAM OISTILIINO CO.. In Todays Want Ads! Philadelphia. the success of our team.” CIERMONT. BEAM, KENTUCKY PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 30. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Au|nist .30 lo ?^ PAGE FIFTEEN Legal Notices Mrs. Grasso He/p Wanted i$ Opp osed to. Court of Probate, District of Andover NOTICE OF HEARING COUNTER GIRLS - Must be ESTATE OF ANTHONY SOROKOUT willing to work nights and h a p p y ADS Refineries ^rsuant to an order of Hon. Norman J. Preuss, Judge, dated August 28,1974 a weekends, must be over 18 NORWICH (UPI) - Rep. hearing will be held on an application Apply in person, after 6 p.m Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn.-, said praying that the fiduciary's account be Dairy Queen Brazier, 242 Broad accepted and an order of distribution be Street. today she opposes an inland oil given as In said application on file more fully appears, at the Court of Probate on refinery in Connecticut because September 12, 1974 at 1:00 p.m, MAN WANTED as truck driver its economic and environmen­ Norman J. Preuss, Judge and yard man. Must have class tal hazards might outweigh its She iierath II license. Apply in person at W. advantages. H. England Lumber Co., Route At a news conference several Court of Probate, District of Andover CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 44-A, Bolton Notch, Conn. miles from the proposed site of NOTICE OF HEARING an inland refinery, the kK ® COOKS - part time, days, good Democratic nominee for gover­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman hours for part time student, J. Preuss, Judge, dated August 23, 1974 a nor told of a “white glove” apply at Tacorral, 246 Broad St. hearing will be held on an application •.. Sofflaone refinery she visited this week at praying that a certain piece or parcel of land \vith buildings thereon be sold at amy hove taat you Cherry Point, Bellingham, private or public sale as in said applica­ PHONE 643-2711 Washington. tion on file more fully appears, at the a happy odi “Refineries do not bring Court of Probate on September 10, 1974 WANTED at 1:00 P.M, Part-TliiM thousands of permanent jobs,” Norman J. Preuss, Judge FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD she said. “The Cherry point DELI CLERKS facility, though smaller than INDEX Help Wanted 13 Age or sex no barrier. the two Connecticut proposals, Court of Probate, District of Manchester Will train, part and full-time. N O TIC It ADVERTISING ADVERTISING employs only 330 persons.” NOTICE OF HEARING PART-TIME - Package store, Happy ESTATE OF FLORENCE C. 1 — L o itin d Found She said a Connecticut D'ADDARIO, Deceased 2 — Porionils DEADLINE Manchester area, evenings and Apply In person to 33rd RATES weekends. Excellent hourly refinery would not insure better Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 3 — Announcomonu 12:00 noon the day before MEATdWN Anniversary E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated August 21, 4 — Enlerlainmeni publication. rate. Please write Box “C' oil supply during a crisis 1974 a hearing will be held on an applica­ 5 — Auction! 1 d a y ...... 9t word per day Manchester Herald. 12151/1 silver Lena or lower gasoline and oil prices tion praying that an instrument purpor­ Deadline lor Saturday and 3 daya ..... 8t word per day East Hartford, Conn. MOTHER ting to be the last will and testament of FINANCIAL Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. 6 days ..... 7t word per day as Washington experienced said deceased be admitted to probate as 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas 26 days ..... 6« word per day WELDING and machine work. 9 — Parsonal Loans and shortages and has gasoline in said application on file more fully tS WORD MINIMUM Must have experience. prices “virtually the same” as appears, at the Court of Probate on 10 — Insuranca PLEASE READ Benefits. Apply in person. .September 9. 1974 at 2:00 p.m. Happy Ads ...... $1,75 Inch DAD Connecticut’s. — Pearl J, Hultman, Ass't. Clerk EMPLOYMENT Bearce Machine Shop, Brad­ JANITRESS - Part-time. Hours A major refinery in eastern 13 — Halp Wantad YDUR AD bury Lane, South Coventry. arranged between 8 and 4:40 at From Sunny 14 — Businasa Opportunities Classified ads are taken over own convenience. Apply at California Connecticut could slow down 15 — Situation Wantad the phone as a convenience. future economic development Court of Probate, District of Manchester Manchester Modes, Pine We Love You — NOTICE OF HEARING EDUCATION The Herald Is responsible lor Street. because it would use up "a ESTATE OF ALBERT W. COLE 18 — Private Instructions only one Incorrect Insertion and MACHINISTS V. Greg, Martha, great deal of land, water and Deceased 19 — Schools-Classas then only to the size of the Scott & Matthew Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 20 — Instructions Wanted original insertion. Errors which HAIRDRESSERS wanted - air resources,” Mrs. Grasso E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated August 21, Bridgeport, Lathe, Jig Bora do not lessen the value of the Male or female. Experienced P.S. Do you know the way;? said. 1974 a hearing will be held on an applica­ REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor­ and CIntImatIc Operators “Books on Wheels” visits Camp Kennedy, a camp for Purnell waits while a young camper takes one last look tion praying that letters of administra­ 23 — Homes lor Sals hair cutters, colorists, and rected by an additional inser­ needed for first and second to San Jose? exceptional children, at Globe Hollow. Librarian Jim at his book before returning It. “If a refinery polluted the air tion be granted on said estate as in said 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale operators to work in Connec­ too much, it would prohibit application on file more fully appears, at 25 — Investment Property tion. , shifts. Top wages, fringe, ticut’s first male and female the Court of Probate on September 10, 26 — Business Property other cleaner industries from 1974 at 9:30 a.m. 27 — Resort Property benefits and overtime. full-service salon. Top pay and locating in the region,” she Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't, Clerk 28 — Real Estate Wanted Experience required. educational benefits for the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• right people. Call Gary, 644- said. “The refinery would have MI8C. SERVICES Help Wanted 13 Apply at: 'used up’ the available clean 31 — Services Offered □ EMPLOYMENT air. *> 32 — Painting-Papering THE LE-MI CORPORATION Have A Good Court of Probate, District of Manchester 33 — Building-Contracting •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MECHANIC - Part-time, WAITRESS wanted - full-time Books on Wheels Mrs. Grasso said the concept NOTICE OF HEARING 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng experience necessary. Apply in 1 Mitchell Drive, Manchester days. Apply in person. Ann’s Year ESTATE OF FLORENCE M. of a “white glove” refinery is 35 — HaatIng-PlumEing Help Wanted 13 personx Boland Motors, 369 643-2362 Spot, 21 Oak Street, TURCOTTE, Deceased 36 — Flooring Center Street, Manchester. in Munich “more a dream than a reality.” Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storage Manchester. By JUNE TOMPKINS for children. from bags, or carts of books bookmobile proving the library E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated August 21, 38 — Services Wanted She termed the Cherry Point 1974 a hearing will be held on an applica­ PART-TIME work at home, on VANESSA Any weekday morning from 8 Adult registrations were 399 brought to their bedside. service is not locked within SERVICE STATION Attendant facility “spotless” but also tion praying that an instrument purpor­ MISC. FOR SALE the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. - Part-time days. Apply in per­ APPLICATIONS are now being L o v e , to 9 at Mary Cheney Library and juvenile registrations ting to be the last will and testament of 41 — Articles lor Sale The bookmobile’s two Manchester. “noisy and odorous.” son. Boland Motors, 369 Center accepted for full and part - time you will see two young men (if numbered 276. said deceased be admitted to probate as 42 — Building Supplies counter help. Hours 11-2, and 4- WAITRESSES librarians make every effort to Also, every attempt is made On record against a refinery in said application on Hie more fully 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs WAITRESS - Part-time, days. Street, Manchester. R i c k you can find them) darting in Jackson feels the program is cater to the special requests of to fulfill special requests. on the Long Island shore, she appears, at the- Court of Probate on 44 — Livestock Experienced preferred ‘ ' 10. Apply in person between 8-2, FDUNTAIN WORKERS and out of the book stacks successful according to his their clients. They try to A casual perusal of the fully September 10. 1974 at 2:00 P.M. 45 — Boats & Accessories in person. Vl. T. Gn 0., OIL BURNER Service man, Burger Chef, 235 Main St., Full or part-time evening said any oil refinery would be Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk 46 — Sporting Goods Manchester. selecting books from here and evaluation because, with the provide that special book on stocked shelves within the dangerous for Connecticut’s 47 — Garden Products Manchester Parkade. good working conditions and work. Many benefits: there and putting them aside. mobile unit, the library has science-fiction, or the hair- bookmobiie shows a wide range “inland sea” because long dis­ 48 — Antiques benefits. Call 647-9137. • paid vacation 49 — Wanted to Buy PART-TIME janitorial work, WAITRESSES wanted - Part- It is not a race to see who can reaily been able to “go out” and raising mystery, or the latest of subject matter from tance pipelines would have to Court of Probate, District of Andover • uniforms provided Happy 16th Birthday NOTICE OF. HEARING mornings or evenings, LAWN time nights. Must be reliable. get the most books, but it is a be in the community. romantic novel that a reader dinosaurs to canning and John Cooney carries two bags of assorted RENTALS MOWING - D river’s • free life and disability mysteries, historical novels and nonfiction are bring oil in and ship it out by ESTATE OF ANDREW L. MacNEILL 52 — Rooms lor Rent Manchester area. Call 649-5334. license required. Phone 646- Apply in person, Tacorral, 246 kind of race to make the right To look at the bookmobile’s may desire. preserving, from how to bring books Into shut-ins on Garden Dr. Westerns, water. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman 53 — Apartments lor Rent Broad Street. Insurance DEBRA favorites with these people, says Cooney. J. Preuss, Judge, dated August 25,1974 a 2469. selection to stock the “ Books on schedule, you might wonder It is their job, too, to try and up puppies to the occult. She said Long Island Sound 54 — Homes loo Rent • profit-sharing retirement Love, Wheels,” a big blue and white hearing will be held on an application 55 — Business lor Rent where it didn’t stop. The report arouse an interest in books, to Art prints are also available would bear a “double jeopar­ praying that the fiduciary's account be 56 — Resort Property for Rent RNS - LPNS plan The Godparents accepted and an order of distribution be HOUSE CANVAS enumerators I bus which makes a daily shows the unit makes an try to “sell” the library and its through the bookmobile. dy” because tankers traveling 57 — Wanted to Rent TOOLMAKERS • medical plan » iven as in said application on file more 58 — Wise, lor Rent full or part time wanted for the scheduled run beginning at 9 average of 20 stops in the West services to the public. 'They are it would be carrying double the fully appears at the Court of Probate on 7-3 PART-TIME ALL-AR 0U» MACHINISTS Manchester city directory, app­ Call 875-8951 to arrange In a.m. to neighborhoods in Idea Isn’t New September 11, 1974 at 1:00 P.M. AUTOMOTIVE Side area, and an average of 26 business managers as well as 120,000-barrel capacity of those 3-11 FULL-TIME BHDGEPORT OPERATORS ly Mr. Brennan, Price & Lee tervlew. Manchester offering the ser­ stops in the North End. public relations men. Norman J. Preuss, Judge 61 — Autos lor Sale Help Wanfed 13 Bookmobiles are not new. at Cherry Point. While in 62 — Trucks lor Sale Competitive pay scale: Top wages, fringe benefits (Company, Room 9, 164 East vices of the library. Introducing the “ Books on The first bookmobiles were Washington, the tankers dock at 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Benefits; paid vacation, sick Center Street, between 9-12 on­ Town Cooperates 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles and overtime. Minimum 3 HOWARD JOHNSON’S John Cooney and James Wheels” to the community was horsedrawn vehicles in the late shore, they could not in eastern pay, life insurance, major ly. An equal opportunity Purnell are the two town Another important fact INVITATION 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle years experience required. employer. an exciting adventure in itself. 1800s. According to statistics, in Connecticut because the New Homes m^ical insurance, disability Must be able to set up and RESTAURANT COOKS Jackson feels is the opportunity 66 — Automotive Service library staff members who man Where should the bus stop? 1956 one out of every eight London harbor is less than 50 pay, paid holidays. Drop in ROUTE 30, VERNON and the bookmobile called the to cooperate with other town TO BID 67 — Autos tor Rant-Lease work from blueprints. Apply LATHE HANDS - Overtime, How would it find the best library books circulated feet deep. Sealed bids will be received and see oiir modern facilities. at paid holidays, excellent in­ WAITRESSES “Thomas Hooker.” Cooney departments. Summer locations to serve community throughout the country was by in the Office of The Director of surance benefits. Metronics, Full and part-time, daya or drives the bus and checks the schedules have included stops PARAGON TOOL interest? bookmobile. General Services, 41 Center MEADOWS Inc., Routes 6 and 44A Bolton. WOMAN to care for two small nighta. Exparlanca not books in at the “return” en­ at five town swimming pools The current bookmobile being Just Drove Around Street, Manchester, Connec­ CONVALESCENT CENTER COMPANY children with associated duties. naceaaary, will train. trance. Purnell, seated at the and four recreation area stops. used in Manchester is on loan ticut until September 12,1974 at □ NO TICES 121 Adams Street Must be able to drive and Suspect 333 Bldwall SL Apply in person only rear of the bus, checks out the Camp Kennedy is one of the At first, Cooney and Purnell from the state library. Plans to 11:00 a.m. for the following: provide own transportation. Manchestor, Conn. ______Manchester TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS HOWARD JOHNSON books and assists in selecting summer scheduled stops. just drove around. They looked purchase the town’s own TWO (2) PASSENGER CARS Tuesday - Friday, 10-3:30. May 647-9191 9-3, weekdays books. The big blue and white van for open garage doors with kids’ bookmobile are being con­ Arrested Bid forms, plans and Lost and Found PART-TIME bring own child if necessary. RESTAURANT These two young men have did more than just “stop” at toys and bicycles around. They sidered by the town directors. specifications are available at BAKERY Porter - Experienced Interesting telephone promo­ 643-7298. 394 Tolland Tpka., Camp Kennedy for a book been manning the bookmobile looked for grouped housing. The local “ Books on Wheels” WATERBURY (UPI) - the General Services Office, 41 LOST - lady’s watch with black FULL-TIME Janitorial preferred. Full-time work. tion and research work FROM Manchaatar and its services for the past exchange this past summer. A These areas would indicate a Waterbury Police have ribbon band. Vicinity North end Closed Mondays. Apply in per­ YOUR HOME for a well- FULL-TIME waitress - has developed a unique side ser­ Center Street, Manchester, Superintendent needed for Monday-Friday 6-2. Experience year. Begun a year ago as a scheduled visual aid presenta­ good potential for library ser­ arrested Gary Audet, 27, of of Manchester and Center son, Parkade Bakery, known department store. vice at one of its stops. Cooney Connecticut. apartment buildings. Free Manchester. p^referred. Apply in person, trial project, it has established tion both entertained and vice. They also knocked on Cheshire in connection with the Street. Reward, please call 649- apartment, good salary. Must Work only 3-4 hours a day, 5 noticed a small organ one day Town of Manchester, 6914. Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 Main. itself as a positive venture for facilitated the book exchange, be dependaole, handy, and days a week. doors to inquire who the shut- during a stop at Holiday House fatal shooting ’Tuesday of a Conn. OPENIMG for a hydraulic EXPERIENCED, licensed the town library. while a third of the camp group ins were, or where they might Waterbury woman and the willing to work at maintenance, INSTRUCTORS - discover a Real Estate sales people to join and asked who played it. He Robert B. Weiss, LOST - Black and white femsle press set up. and operator on No experience necessary: we watched a short film strip, be found. was told no one used it, wounding of four men after a minor repairs, and lawn care. new exciting career in exercise. staff of Red Carpet Realtors of The Numbers General Manager kitten, Hilliard Street, phone Seeking adult without children. first shift (3 p.m.-ll p.m.) Must will train you! Training another third listened to music Because of the limited whereupon he volunteered the barroom brawl. 646-2523. have some machine experience. We are looking for a warm per­ Manchester, one of the fastest In a report prepared by John or stories on the record player, Write Box “ B” Manchester meetings scheduled for sonable gal with a trim figure. growing offices in the greater number of books the book van services of his companion who Police Thursday charged Herald, giving age, experience, Will train qualified person. F. Jackson, head librarian, and the rest of the group was in­ Apply in person, at Teledyne September 3 and 4. Part time positions available. Hartford area. Stop in and learn can accommodate, and to pre­ has a talent for playing. Audet with murder in the death LOST - Black, white Sheltie previous employment. about our program and benefits during the period July 9,1963, to side the bus making their book NOTICE (like small Collie). No collar, Firth Sterling. 25 Talcott Road, Experience preferred but will vent duplication of books Since then, if time allows, of Leslie Susan Shaw, 19, of PUBLIC HEARING Apply today stating name, ad­ available. 1129 Tolland Tpke., June 28, 1974, the bookmobile selections. one ear up, one down, named West Hartford. An equal oppor­ train right individuals. Call 649- carried, Cooney and Purnell Jim Purnell will play some of Waterbury, a patron of Har­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS dress, telephone number and 4814 for an interview. 646-1117. has been on the road 219 days Shep. Call 643-7601. tunity employer. The program last summer maintain a “personal readers’ the old-time favorites on the lit­ mon’s Restaurant. Audet was TOWN OF MANCHESTER any previous business covering about 20 miles per was a poular one and Jackson interest list” for the shut-ins to CUSTODIANS - Experienced, tle organ which prompts an in­ also charged with four counts of CONNECTICUT LOST - German Shepherd, SECRETARY WANTED - Men, 18 or over, experience to Box “E” PART-TIME clerks to work day; made 1,442 stops; says there is more library insure a new variety of selec­ formal community sing. criminal assault in the part-time, for the Vernon Cine I Manchester Evening Herald. morning shift. Apply at Frank’s part-time, mornings, TUESDAY female, ginger color, answers We are looking for a secretary provided services to 11,082 per­ programming that could be tions every time they gre wounding of the four men. and II. Call after 6 p.m. 646- Supermarket, 725 East Middle Manchester and West Hartford. SEPTEMBER 3, 1974 to "Ginger. No tags. Call 646- to work in our main office. 643-5691 2-6 p.m. sons who either visit or use the tried — puppet shows, dance visited. Should Continue The Board of Directors will 5989, evenings. 9901. Tpke. bookmobile; circulated 12,769 groups, and other forms of ac­ The bookmobile also provides Hours 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., “Yes,” said Jackson, “the conduct a public session EXPERIENCED Hair Dresser pieces of material; registered tive entertainment that could brochures explaining services LOST - Savings Passbook No. Monday-Friday. Company WANTED - sorrieone to watch 6 MEN and Women - Positions BABYSITTER - 10 hours a possibilities of a book service Tuesday, September 3, 1974 week. My home in Redwood wanted - Call 289-1820 or app 675 new subscribers. be related to literary interest. from the state library for the 037-0-01589-3, Hartford National paid fringe benefits. Apply year old boy before and after available days in Fall, nights on wheels are numerous, and Librarian John Cooney helps Miss Mazle Keating, 90 from the bookmobile Is wheeled to the bedside of Bloomfield from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in Farms. Own transportation. at Dreamland Hair Salon, 10 Of the 11,082 persons using A personal service is physically handicapped. Bank and Trust Co., Middle school. Bowers School area. immediately. Also, full-time once offered to the members of years old and a retired registered nurse. In selecting a those Interested, to make book selection as attractive the Board of Directors’ Office Call 649-2973. clown. Apply at Burger King, Phone 646-3963. Burnside Avenue. the bookmobile, 3,904 were provided to shut-ins and Through the bookmobile, the Turnpike Office. Application the community should be con­ book of her choice at the Crestfleld Convalescent and easy as possible. Youth Wins in the Municipal Building to made for payment. CHENEY 6R0S.! 467 Center Street. adults, and 7,178 were residents of convalescent library also provides special tinued for many years to Home where she Is a resident. A selection of books hear comments and suggestions RN - LPN - Hours available on juveniles. homes. Unable to go to the books to fit page turners used Lottery Prize INC. come.” from the public. FOUND - 3 keys on a leather all shifts. Small friendly facili­ DAY OR night help with some Of the 23,769 pieces of bookmobile where it parks at by those with handicaps. 31 Cooper Hill SL NORWALK (UPI) - James Future sessions will be held key-ring. They will be returned ty. Burnside Convalescent cash register eimerience. Apply material circulated, 10,468 the curb, the infirm are able to Inter-library loans are also PHOTOS Mandwstar, Conn. Chamber Position E. Byrne, 18, of Bloomfield, the first Tuesday of each month upon identification at the Home, 870 Burnside Ave., East in person, 7-11 Store, 305 Green were for adults and 13,301 were make their book selections arranged through the Hartford. Road. By REGINALD PINTO says he will use his $100,000 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Manchester Herald. The Greater Manchester Chamber of Connecticut Lottery prize and the third Thursday of each Commerce has an opening In Its office for a if." month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 COOKS - Part time, nights, money for a new car and a BOOKKEEPING Assistant, must be neat and clean, apply person who possesses a general knowledge of degree in journalism. p.m. in the Board of Directors’ □ FINANCIAL filing clerk and typist, 8 a.m. - CDOKS at Tacorral, 246 Broad Street. bookkeeping and typing skill. Please reply, Byrne, service manager at Office. 4:30 p.m., excellent fringe UTILITY MEN stating your qualifications, to Richard G. Clark, Phyllis Jackston, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• benefitits, on bus line. East Hart- the Bloomfield Copaco, was Full and part-time evenings. DENTAL Assistant President, Greater Manchester Chamber of Secretary Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 ford Convalescent Home, 745 Thursday night’s grand prize Many benefita: Experienced preferred. Will Commerce, 257 E. Center Street, Manchester, winner. He said he will buy his Board of Directors Main Street, East Hartford. train. Good knowledge of typing Manchester, Conn. MORTGAGES, loans first se­ • paid vacation and business office procedure Conn. 06040. car and enter Central Connec­ TRUCK MECHANIC - 5 days, ticut State College. He also said Dated at Manchester, cond, third. All kinds. Realty • uniforms provided required. Write Box “ DD” statewide, credit rating un­ good benefits. Apply Knudsen • free life and disability Manchester Herald. he'll help his parents pay some Connecticut this twenty-sixth Brothers Dairy, 1100 Burnside day of August, 1974. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Insurance bills. The Connecticut weekly fidential, quick arrangements. Avenue, East Hartford, 289- lottery number, drawn at Cen­ 1501. • profit-sharing retirement Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. plan tral Catholic High School, is ; \ i 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ • medical plan 55030. LEGAL ford. Evenings, 233-6879. FULL AND part-time experienced salesladies wanted Call 875-8951 to arrange in­ ANO-COU CORP. iti NOTICE at Pilgrim Mills Fabric Store, terview. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd 434 Oaldand Street, 646-4422. EXPANDING Caucus ADMISSION OF ELECTORS mortgages — interim financing Notice is hereby given that — expeditious and confidential HOWARD JOHHSON’S the Board of Admission of Elec- Require 10 new technician grade operators - 1st, 2nd & 3rd shifts. Criticizes service, J.D. Real Estaze BOOKKEEPER - For construc­ RESTAURANT \ % tors, of the Town of Assoc. 646-1980. tion - oriented businesses in Starting Saiary to $3.75 depending on quaifications. Legislature Manchester, will be in session Vernon area. Full-charge ROUTE 30, VERNON in the Municipal Building, Town responsibilities, full-time. Plea­ WE OFFER: HARTFORD (UPI) - The Clerk’s -Office, on Saturday, sant new modern office facility. GOOD STEADY WORK Connecticut Women’s Political Send resume indicating i i j September 7, 1974 from 9:00 LEGAL EXPERIENCED AIDES - Caucus has criticized the experience and salary OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT A.M. to 1:00 P.M., for the pur­ Hours available on all shifts due legislature's denial of $1,000 for pose of admitting all persons NOTICE requirements to Box “ CC'^’ k ' Manchester Herald. to retmening of schools. Burn­ 8 PAID HOLIDAYS the Permanent Commission on who are found to be qualified to Notice is hereby given that side (Jonvalescent Home, 870 the Status of Women to print a be Electors of the Town of the Board for Admission of Burnside Ave., East Hartford. PAID VACATIONS pamphlet endorsing a state con­ Manchester. Electors for the Town of Coven­ MAID wanted for motel work, BLUE CROSS & CMS stitution amendment giving The qualifications are as try, State of Connecticut, will apply Connecticut Motor EXECUTIVE SALES - Due to equal rights to women. follows; Applicant must be a be in session on the 7th day of Lodge, 400 Tolland Turnpike, growth in this area. New York Applicant should be mature with high school diploma and/or 3 to “This supprt for the amend­ United States citizen, eighteen September, 1974, in the Town Mr. Lawrence, Manchester. Life has sales openings. The person we want should have 5 years prior working experience. ment is logically derived from (18) years of age, be a resident Office Building, Route 31, the commission’s mandate to Coventry, Connecticut, from WAREHOUSE MAN- full time, some sales background. Must in the Town of Manchester, and be articulate and work well APPLY WEEK DAYS 10-4 investigate discrimination and 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. to able to ship and receive, some take the oath prescribed by law. lifting required, call 289-1568. with people. We pay starting derive programs and policies Dated at Manchester, examine the qualifications and salary plus incentives as designed to eliminate it from Connecticut this 30th day of act on the applications of those earned, and provide a 3-year Connecticut society,” the August, 1974. residents found eligible to apply professionally supervised (Caucus said Thursday. for admission. AVON training program. Management Board of Admissions NEED MONEY TO HELP The Legislative Management Dated at Coventry, Connec­ opportunity is available after a Chester F. Bycholski , PAY TUITION BILLS? If Committee denied the funding Selectman ticut this 30th day of August, training period in sales. EOE. request for the pamphlet 1974. you’re ambitious and Call Lloyd Llewellyn, 1-278- Irene R. Pisch enthusiastic you can earn '/|VU>-COliL CORPORATION earlier in the week because of a Juliette E. Bradley 3933. Selectman money all summer long as an question whether a state agen­ Mildred M. Schaller Margaret E. Jacobson Mrs. Helen Wllkos, recreation director at Holiday the residents as John Cooney deliberates on In cy should take sides on a con­ Elizabeth R. Rychling Avon Representative. Meet MASON’S helper wanted, ; Selectman experience not necessary. Must Board for Admissions people, have fun, too! Call for House, Is waiting to take an armful of books back to eluding a handful of paperbacks. The bookmobile stop at Loomis St. and Griffin Rd. Is a avail themselves of "B o oks on Wheels." stitutional amendment that has Edward Tomkiel have own transportation and 60 East Main Street, Rockville, Connecticut 06066 been placed before the voters. Town of Coventry details; 289-4922 typical community stop. Children and adults of all ages Town Clerk license. Call 429-3576.

j PAGE SIXTEEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 30, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., August 30, 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Help Wanted 13 H^ip wanM 13 Help Wanted 13 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale Hornet For Sale ^ 23 Hornet For Sale ••••••••••••••••(••■••••••a. ~ ’ ’ 23 Hornet for Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23 2$ Momee For Solo MS tervleee Ollerod SI HOUSE MOTHER - Loving and BulUIng-ContractIng 33 Flooring 3$ Dogt-BIrds-Pett 43 Rooms lor Rant 52 COVENTRY - Seven-room SOUTH WINDSOR - Well kept. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. reliable for three children, 11, .Kaised Ranch. Qarage 3-bedroom Ranch with finished PERSIANS - CFF registered, 9, 7, daily 2-5:30 p.m. until Oc­ HOMES OF DISTINCTION Manchester Removal, pruning, lot cleiuring, M A SO N RY - A ll t y p e s , FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, COMMUNITY looking for FEEL STYMIED IN YOUR carpeting.,wet bar 1 in family WE FIND THE HOUSE rec room on lovely large lot spraying.Fully Insured- fieldstone, brick, concrete. (specializing in older floors). four red males, three black m em bers, on farm , $110 tober 11 and 3:30-5:30 p.m. room, 3-zone heating. Seclud^ YOU MAKE THE HOME with many extras. Assumable RENT WITH OPTION females, ready to go in two PRESENT ACCOUNTING POSITION? thereafter. Call 644-8983 after 5. $38,900-6-6 Duplex, plus 6-room single home on same iK r m Licensed. Free estimates. Free estimates, after S p.m., Ceilings and inside painting. monthly per person, Coventry, treed lot. Only $34,900. Pasek REALTOR REM. mortgage. 528-4906. TO BUY PhoM 6334345. 643-1870 or 644-2975. John VerfaiUe, 646-5750, 872- weeks. 646-822'?. 742-9429. lot. Separate furnaces, annual Income $5,880. Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- danlel f. reale WANTED - Substitute teachers 8243. MIS Available to move in im­ 2222. $36,900-Dollar for dollar this 7-room Cape Is a true value ESTATE IWWN TO the good earth, 11/2 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - PUREBRED German HOUSEKEEPING room - All for grades K-8 and 9-12. Call or mediately - shorthaired pointer pups, your Hagadone Newspapers, of which The Manchester New family room, 2 full baths, full shed dormer! plus acres and 4-bedroom home Trees cut, trifnmed or topped, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ utilities included. 272 Main write for application at the Assumable 5V2% Mortgage amidst bearing fruit trees, in- ditions, rec rooms, porches and choice $50. 742-9168. Street. Evening Herald Is an affiliate, has an opening In their Bolton School Office, Notch new roof, plus fireplace and wall-to-wall carpet­ CORNER 1. Older 7-room home, stumps ren^ved, fully insured. □ MISC. FOR SALE MANCHESTER 3 bedroom Cape, excellent condition. New fur­ PiiiHino Must s e e - Got a tree prablemT Well worth roofing. No job too small. Call Management Training Center for an office manager Road, telephone 643-15ffl. ing. Transferred owner wants fast sale. needs work. $225 month­ SHETLAND SHEEP dog pup­ nace, modern kitchen, carpeting, air conditioning, ly. Deposit. a phone qul. 742-8252. 6494144. ROOM FOR gentleman, quiet, trainee. This Is probably one of the best career oppor­ $37,500-5-room Ranch with 2 full baths, country style TDSEnU ESTATE Artlclat for Sale 41 pies, flashy, tri and sables, convenient location. 224 SECRETARY - Doctor’s office, a REAL buy on today’s market, asking $31,900. tunities offered In the Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, area. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, en­ By RALPH PASEK 2. Six-room Cape, garage. LIGH^Trackihg • Odd Jobs, CARPENTRY - Repairs, champion sired, 8 weeks, shots, Charter Oak Street. 643-8368. good typist, medical ter­ 7-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, wormed, raised on love at Pride closed porch and garage. When a certain amount per $800 monthy. Etoposit. cellans and attics cleaned, remodeling, additions, roofing. minology desirable. Write Centrally Locatad Call David Patria, &uth Wind­ $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, ‘n Joy. 684-4666. GENTLEMAN ONLY - Free To qualify you must have an accounting degree or have HH, Manchester Herald. $49,900— 4-bedroom Ranch with family room, 2V4 baths, 5 MANCHESTER — $38,900. Convenience describes month is paid to reduce a I mowed, small tree w oit. 3. Two-family, 64, first /estimates. Phone 643-6000. sor, 644-1796. stone, CTavel, pool and patio parking, central location, equivalent experience. Collection experience Is alr-conditloning units, eat-ln kitchen, wall-to-wall 11^ baths, 2-car garage, this 9-room Colonial Cape, some of the extras Include mortgage loan, the lending in­ BEST BUYS sand. 643-9504. floor vacant. $225 - - - t - - ______ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel kitchen privileges. References carpet throughout, garage. fireplaced living room, formal stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, corner fireplace, 2-oar stitution frequently handles desirable. You must be willing to relocate anywhere In BY BELFIORE monthly. Deposit. ODD JdBS - Carpentry, pan­ WES ROBBINS carpentry puppies, AKC registered, liver required. 643-2693 after 5 p.m. dining room, large well garage, and carpeting. Call for a personal tour. real estate tax payments for ALUMINUM sheets used as and white. Phone 537-1131. the U.S. after the 6 to 9 month training period. DEAN MACHINE eling, rec rooms, offices, remodeling specialist. Ad­ for appointment. landscaped lot. the home owner and you pay a printing plates, .007 thick, PRODUCTS, INC. ZINSSER AGENCY MANCHESTER NEW RANCH - In town. Words can’t NEW LIGTING hodsehold repairs. Phone 649- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, certain amount to cover taxes 4594. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. LONG-HAIRED kittens, one PLEASANT room for We offer an excellent salary and pension program Only $39,9D0 begin to tell the whole story. It’s located on Tracey Oversized C a p * with full Phone 643-2711. Colonial Road fle aW or. MLS every month, along with 649-3446. female Calico, one male black gentleman, private ba;h, 102 646-1511 Drive. Call now and design this house to suit your taste. shed dormer, two front FM and gray striped. Free. Call 742- along with superior fringe benefits such as sick leave, 643-9192 amortization and interest niECHETTi A MAITIN, LAWNMOWERS repaired and references required. Call 643- MANCHESTER $44,900. dormers, two full bathe, two NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 5081. 6930. hospitalization and vacation schedule. payments...The lender may fireplaces, and a two-oar REALTURt, MC. sharpened, pick-up and LEON Cieszynski builder - new delivered, Call Sharpall now for homes custom built, cents each. Inquire side door. MANCHESTER 8 ROOM COLONIAL - Large living accumulate these amounts garagel Qraolou* and 26$ Main Str**l Manchester Evening Herald. OLD ENGLISH sheep dog - 15 DAYS and NIGHTS and hold them in escrow your spring turnup. 643-5305. remodeled, additions, rec NICE quiet room next to bath Please send your resume to Mr. Lyons, Manchester MANCHESTER - Lovely 3- room with fireplace and formal dining room. Screened- spacious first floor family Manehasitf, Corni. rooms, garages, kitchens months old, AKC registered, for gentleman. Centrally WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE bedroom Cape, assumable 5 before tax becomes due...This WE BUY and sell used fur­ good with children. Call 646- Evening Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn., In porch and private neighborhood. Asking $37,000. room. Two-zona hasting CASH Registers and adding remodeled, bath tile, cement located. Call 643-5331. 06040. 1/4% mortgage, formal dining Make an offer, we’ll listen. "escrow balance” should be system. All this and more on work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ niture. Cash on the line. One 1292. machines. - Sales, service, piece or an entire housefull. • BRIDGEPORT THINK room, full basement, fireplace, deducted from the amount a parkllke yard. Lovsiy, quiet supplies. 15 years eimerience, tial or commercial. Call 649- LARGE AIRY room, plenty of new roof and wiring, just MANCHESTER — 8+8 Duplex. 3 bedroom each side, 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 GERMAN short-hair Pointer, 4 MILLING MACHINE owed...Say your loan balance street with practically no traf- Lott-Land lor Solo 14 formerly with NCR. Free 4291. closet space. Elderly person painted. Immediate occupancy, excellent Income from tenant side. Close to bus, on December 31 is Main Street Rear, behind months, house broken, with preferred, man or woman. Call Set-up and operate. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO flc, yet well within Estimates. C.R.S. Company, $31,500. M ^er, Realtors, 646- schools and shopping. Owner Is anxious. Offered at $16,675...Your escrow balance CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ Douglas Motor Sales. papers. $75. Call 875-9343, keep 649-7442. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3860, 646-8776. Manchester proper. Oh, yes, MANCHESTER - B Zone lot, Coventry, 742-6381. trying. $42,500. is $600...If you sold your house ages, additions, bathrooms, Our office la In eonatant need of new llatlnga. If you’re four bedroomsi excellent location. Clur-Bon CLEAN USED refrigerators, on that date, the $600 would be CUSTOM MADE draperies and kitchens, houses, repairs. Free • BROWN AND SHARP thinking of telling, pleaae call for confidential Inapectlon MANSFIELD NEW LISTING — 2 year old 5+5 Duplex. Agency, 646-1483. ranges, automatic washers, returned to you...Hence the AAZONE bedspreads, wide selection of estimates. Small jobs. Stephen Boata-Acceaaorlet 45 MILLING MACHINE and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your Manchester Living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1’A bathrooms, Martin, 646-7295. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Apartments For Rent 53 net amount owed in connec­ Seven-room Colonial Cape ACRE Wooded comer lot near fabrics. Phone 649-1786 butinetti REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE aluminum siding, separate heating system. Build equity anytime. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Set-up and operate. tion with your mortgage is with a two-car garag* on a Sebec Lake, Maine. Geared for 2171 16’ MFG, 40 h.p. Johnson, BEST. fast In this owner-investor offering at $42,000. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY trailer and new tanks, excellent WE HAVE customers waiting 3 PORTER STREET dead-end street. Beautiful, cabin. Fishing, hunting. $16,075... ______HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot Carpentry and general contrac­ condition. Phone Mr. B. 649- for the rental of your apartment • HARDINGE CHUCKERS entirely customized Nappane Reasonable. 643^22. ting. Residential and commer­ SCREENED loam, gravel, or home. J.D. Real Estate clearing and landscaping woiic processed gravel, sand, stone, 3739. Set-up and operate. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Immaculate 6-room Colonial, LIST YOUR HOUSE IN ... kitchen that would cost a done. estinute. Weekdays cial. Whether it be a small Associates, Inc. 646-1980. R E A LT O R S-M LS 646-2482, 3 bedrooms, 1 V2 b ath s, LOVELY RANCH small fortune to replace. 28' MANCHESTER - 7 acres, repair lob, a custom built home and fill. George H. Griffing, HAGADONE NEWSPAPERS excellent mral residential area. caU 872-9771 after 5:30 P.M. Inc., 742-7886. Sporting Goods 45 ______189 West Center Street carpeted living room and Clean as a hound’s tooth, fireplaced living room, or anything in between, call 646- LOOKING for anything in real Survey on record. Perfect for Weekends anytime. MANAGEMENT TRAINING CENTER • TURRET LATHES dining room, fireplace, lovely REALE'S CORNER ready for occupancy. spacious formal dining room. 1379. TENT for sale - 10x14’, estate rental — apartments, tree shaded lot. Aluminum siding for easy horse enthusiast. $18,000. Call LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per homes, multiple dwellings, no COEUR d’ALENE, IDAHO Set-up and operate. 175 MAIN ST M n PHONE 846-4525 Family room In basement. Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ TWO HANDYMEN want varie- yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. excellent condition, one year MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, maintenance. Three ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, old. $45.742-6617 after 5:30 P.M. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate IMMEDIATE Evergreen-surrounded rear son Beach Co., Manchester of­ BARREnHOME Associates, Inc. 646-1980. two-family, 3 bedrooms, living bedrooms, fireplace, large yard. Quick occupancy. Call fice, 647-9139. and trimming. Attics, cellars IMPROVEMENT CO. GARAGE SALE - Brass, silver, room, kitchen, wall-to-wall OCCUPANCY family room *in basement. cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- Garden Products 47 APPLICATIONS now being a INSPECTORS nowl furniture, clothes, lamps, MANCHESTER — Newer 3- ABDICK operator, carpeting, air-conditioned. 846-118D THREE-bedroom L-shaped 5305. la m s • Shads • PaHo Covars accepted for positions available Experienced. Gracious Colonial on HENRY Manchester Two car garage. Move right FOUR Homesites • ranging books, Tuesday through Sun­ bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, experienced, full time work. after Labor Day. Must be 18 or Immediate occupancy. The Ranch, fireplaced living room, in without painting or from 4 1/2- 9 acres on the AddMons • Rac Rooms day, 12-8. 142 Hollister Street. FARM-FRESH eggs delivered STREET that features front- ALUMINUM SIDING WINDOW CLEANING - WiU full basement, includes Apply in person, 15 Newberry over, ^ p ly in person evenings, price is only $47,900. Frechette SMORTGATE-MONEYS first-floor family room garage, Andover-Bolton line. High, KKohans • Roofing to your home. Call AN-JO OVERTIME MERRin AGENCY papering. Many extras. Call Is just one feature of thie big wash your office, house and fac­ appliances. $270 per month. Road, East Windsor, Achieve­ U-A T heatre, M anchester & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- to-back living room, formal AVAILADLE 1 1/2 baths, all appliances, nice wooded, surveyed and ap­ Akaninum Sidhig GAS STOVE, 30” , like new, Farm, 644-9430. ment Press. and 4144. dining room, kitchen with yard. Mid 30’s. Keith Real to Inspect. Colonial newly listed by Joe tory windows. Special discount P.W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535 Parkade. REALTOR proved. From $12,000, terms $180. Call 646-4822 after 4 p.m. or 646-1021, ALL BENEFITS appliances, basement NEW HOMES Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. Lombardo. Wall to wall prices for August. Work Working with old Bom Boordo and LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own BELRORE AGENCY available. Call Warren E. Hand Mown Botmt A SpocloHy HEIDELBERG letter press WANTED Bus Boys and AVAILABLE playroom, IV2 baths, walk-up RAISED RANCH — Wooded carpeting, lovely first-floor Howland Realtor, 643-1108. uaranteed. Our men are ELECTRIC Stove, good oven. - quality pole tomatoes - man, part time. Apply in per­ RCALTORS 647-1415 onded and insured. Call 649- 649-9822 peppers - fryers, stuffers, and MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- Waitresses. Podunk Mills REDWOOD FARMS attic, 2-car detached garage. MANCHESTER - Verplanck lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Lot la nicaiy & Must sell. $75. Call after 6 p.m., bedroom Townhouse, full son, 15 Newberry Road, East School area, 6-room Cape with landscaped, location It cen­ 5334. 342-3054. hots - eggplant and squash. Tavern Restaurant, 989 An equal opportunity employer Excellent residential area. family room, aluminum CENTRALLY LOCATED private basement, includes Windsor. Achievement Press. Ellington Road, South Windsor, “Super clean” best describes attached garage, treed lot, im­ MANCHESTER - West side tral and convenient. Call Joe building lot, all city utilities, Silver Lane near K-Mart. Bring Priced at a very negotiable siding, 2-car garage. DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree own baskets. heat, appliances and carpeting. Conn. Apply in person only. this 7-room Raised Ranch. maculate modern interior with Avanta Realty Ranch, first time offered. for further detalle. $10,000. Call Jim Shaw, Connec­ STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, WOMEN’S GOLF Clubs and O M 4 [ - $36,900. Won’t last! work, clean-ups, raking, $250 per month. P.W. Etougan, BINDERY Work, part time Large fully applianced many special features. Must be COLONIAL — 4 bedroom 646-5461 Garage, enclosed porch, many ticut Land Planners, 644-2350. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, cart, used twice, $100. Call 647- Do call soon... plowing, appliances moved, Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. suitable for housewives. Ap MALE or female, cook’s MATURE woman for doctor’s kitchen, formal dining room seen inside. F. J. Spilecki, Dutch, spacious rooms, extras. 40’s. Hayes Corpora­ MANY OTHERS concrete repairs, inside and 9396. FRESH VEGETABLES - daily, 15 Newberry Road, E a st' ind- helper, 11-2, Monday-Friday. with glass sliders to deck, Realtor, 643-2121. tion, 646-0131. CALL U8-WE WORK tainting. Reasonable. 289-7019, pick your own or ready picked. office, part time, approximate­ fireplaced family room, >284^. outside. Reasonably priced. PLEASANT Six-room flat - sor. Achievement Press. Experience helpful. Apply ly 3 days weekly, hours flexible. Manchester 643-0851. MUST SELL - Restaurant Corn Crib, Buckland Road, fireplaced living room, 3 good aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ Buninoaa Proporty 26 South Windsor. , Garage, carpeting, central, Hartford Road Dairy Queen. Knowledge of insurance and SMALL 2-bedroom home on BELFIORE AGENCY equipment. 4’ gas char-broiler, adult family unit preferred. No MANUFACTURING Firm sized bedroonis, l>/i baths, age. GDDD N PLENH ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, 684 Hartford Road. medicare forms. Also basic of­ double garage, aluminum M A R T E N ^ SUMMER VALUES Coventry Lake. Assumable 7 REALTORS 647-1418 ANY TYPE Carpentry and 18” and 36” gridles, 2 electric children, no pets. 649-5051, 643- seeking experienced men for MUITIPU LIITIIM SHI¥ICf Good income and location and 1/4% mortgage. 742-6133 after 3 BUSINESS ZONE - Spruce tuning, maintenance - Ward’s fryers. Inquire Hartford Road CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig fice skills. Write Box R, siding, and manicured lot. JUST MINUTES RANCH — Wooded lot, 3 Street, 100’ frontage, 159^deep masonry work, auditions and 6733. third shift positions. One Manchester Herald. 648-2550 I plenty of room and con­ p.m. School of Electronic^aduate, Dairy Queen. your own, $1., 29 Mountain Priced by transferred owner, ...to Hartford and area towns bedrooms, 2 baths, family Scaln I comer lot. Two-family house on 7 years experience. Trust your remodeling. Free estimates. A. Road, Glastonbury, near Bridgeport operator, one venience. Older Colonial 2- Squillacote, 649-0811. router. Full insurance PART-TIME in the mid 40s. — this prestigious 3- room, aluminum siding, 2- Ed SwamBin Paid property. Owner. 649-7888. instrument to skillful Minneachaug Golf Course. FOUR MODERN rooms, east PICK UP and delivery - hours MANCHESTER A UNIQUE Opportunity to side, second floor, ample coverage. Please contact Multi- JANITORIAL CLEANING bedroom Colonial Is located car garage. family, 7-6, with store front technicians. Call 646-0437 mor­ flexible, possibility of RLANCHARD ASSUME 5 1/2% mortgage or MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, raise money for your club or parking, heat, appliances, $225 Circuits, Inc., 50 Harrison 5 A.M. to 9 A.M. MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6t^ in the Highland Park section attached. Two-car garage. nings. TURNIPS - Pull your own, $1 laboratory training. Contact, A R O S S E H O , Just reduced to $41,500 get a new 7 1/2-8% CHFA block, stone and concrete. organization. No investment monthly. Phone 646-8243. Street, 646-3800. Manchester Area room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 of Manchester. It has too LIVE MODERN $29,900 Reel Eatate Wanted S t required. Call 644-8962 for per half bushel. Also sweet cor- Ron Romanowski, Huntergreen mortgage and move right in. Reasonable prices. Call 643- n. Natsisky Farm, 644-0304. REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 baths, 3!(4 bedrooms, garage, many special features to Vernon Newlyweds can build equity in COVENTRY counseling center 9508. details. Call 649-5334 Dental Laboratory, 124 Hebron Nine-room, 4-bedroom home — individual and family TWO-BEDROOM Duplex - Se­ Ave., Glastonbury, Conn., 633- 189 West Center Street treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Realty, mention — best buy at $43,- this condominium. Two SELLING your home or Realtors, 643-6930. 646-1180 GOOD INVESTMENT with 2-car garage, near the best counseling Information and ap­ CANNING TOMATOES - All cond floor, tile bath, basement 3288. 500. bedrooms, recreation room, 1 schools in m nehester. $39,500, acreage? For prompt friendly BUILDING - Remodeling, THREE piece Colonial pine storage, appliances included. Four-family house, 4-4-4-4, pointments. 742-5091. bedroom set, cannon b a llBed.___ ready picked, $3. half bushel . BOLTON area high school girl MANCHESTER - Bowers full and 2 half baths, built-ins, Owner, 643-0889. service, call Louis Dimock roofing, concrete steps, Pick your own, $2. half bushel, $195 monthly. Security AIDES WHY PAY RENT? Buy this 6- INSPIRATIONAL plus 2-family house, 5-4. Cen­ Realty, 649-9823. fireplaces. For estimates call Reasonable. Call 644-9954 after A to supervise school-age School, 4-bedroom Ranch, MERRITT AGENCY central air conditioning, fully required. 646-8243. Business Opportunity 14 room house. Possible 4 This roomy 4-bedroom trally located. Sold as a WEDDING Invitations - 649-1142. 6. Krawski Farms, 178 Foster ALL SHIFTS children 2 hours daily. Must living room with fireplace, carpeted. Recreation TOLLAND - Non-development Brochures, Business Forms, Street, South Windsor, first bedrooms. Needs paper and r e a l t o r package, $68,900. ALL CASH for your property have own transportation. 649- dining room, kitchen, rec room, Raised Ranch with dining facilities. Call now for inspec­ 6-room Country Cape, acre lot. Letterheads, Envelopes, right off Route 30 past MANCHESTER - Large one Full and part-time positions BEAUTY SALON - South Wind­ paint. $26,000. Hagler Real within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, MASON CONTRACTOR - TAG SALE - August 29-30. 7251 after 6. garage, treed lot. Just im­ room has fireplaces in living tion. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. $31,900. Owner, 872-6323. Tickets, Business Cards and Manchester town line. and two-bedroom apartments, available Immediately. sor. A rare opportunity to get Estate, 643-6624. instant service. Hayes Agency, Plastering, custom built stone Children’s clothes, candle maculate. 40’s. Frechette & room, family room, rec room ’’FORWARD PROGRESS” other printing services offered. air-conditioned, carpeting, Experienced aides started in your own business MANCHESTER - Just listed, 5 6484131. or brick fireplaces, chimney molds, miscellaneous items. COSMETICIAN needed, Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. and master bedroom. For all your roal astata naads General Printing Services, ^ TOMATOES, peppers, apples, appliances, pool and preferred, a class for with a very small investment. 1/2 room Cape, 11/2 baths, gar­ EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY 156 Birch Street. department store experience Located on a well treed age, eat-in kitchen, Waddell 5379. repair, block and cement work. pick in own containers. Open playground. Available im­ Inexperienced aides will be Complete six-station salon in W E W IL L WE WILL buy your house. Call New and repairs. E. Richard­ mediately. Security required. preferred. Hourly rate plus MANCHESTER - Striking 4 beautifully landscaped lot School area. LaPenta Agency, RARR0WS& WALLACE THIS SPOT that spot, traffic Monday-Friday after 4 p.m., all held In the fall. Coma In now excellent condition. Including bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ anytime, Hutchins Agency, son, 643-0889, 649-0608. $170 and $195. Eastern, 646-8250. commission and company air-conditioning and many BE CLOSED with bubbling brook. It's the Realtors, 6^2440. AVANTE WE PAY $5 and up for junk aths too, removed with Blue day Saturday, Sunday, and and see our Director of Nur- wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first MS-SSOU 317-1818 27I-1S02 KEITH’S Realtors, 649-5324. benefits. Send resume to Box extras. Must be sold due to home you always dreamed cars. Don’t give them away. Eustre carpet shampoo. E. A. Labobor Day, 21 Angel Street, U FOR ALL TYPES of ng a b o u t a Job In KK, Manchester Herald. floor family room. Prime loca­ SATURDAY REALTY 742-9673 or 423-2632. Manchester. ROCKVILLE - 8 Regan Street. relocation. Best offer. Call of owning. Move fast on thl» COVENTRY - $22,500, VA ap­ KORNER SELLING your house? Call us remodeling: additions, roofing Johnson Paint Co. New 4-room first-floor 2- September when the kids go tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. Gary, 644-8808. SUNDAY AND one at $75,000 in Vernon. praised, 4 room Ranch, 2-car 646-5461 first and we’ll make you a cash or siding, call Robert E. Jarvis, bedroom apartment. Total elec­ back to school. BILLING machine operator - Howland Realtors, 643-1108. garage, half-acre. Fireside MANCHESTER - Large expan­ DRAPERIES • Personally Antiques 45 MONDAY dable Cape, fireplaced living offer. One day service. T. J. 643-6712. Free estimates. FURNITURE for sale - large tric. Range, refrigerator, dis­ Experience preferreo but not Situation W anted' SPACIOUS Realty, Inc., Realtors, 647-9144. custom made, work queen sized bedroom set, large 15 MANCHESTER - Two- room, porch, one-acre lot and Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577.. posal, basement laundry and MEADOWS necessary. Apply Arthur Hahn Gracious 4-bedroom ranteed, call anytime, 649- standup stereo system with WANTED Antique furniture, bedroom Duplex Condominium, For much more. Mid 30’s. 643-1679, TOP QUALITY work - Septic, storage. Near bus and shopping. CONVALESCENT HOME Company, 45 South Satellite WILL CARE for small child in Colonial in lovely area of H tape player, washer and dryer, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Road, South Windsor. one full, two half baths. Call 537-5733. '■J NEED SOMEONE to handle sewer connections, bulldozing, other antique items. R. Couple with one child per­ my home while mother works. LABOR DAY WEEKEHD neALTOB _ _ „ and refrigerator, portable color MANCHESTER owner, 643-1357. Glastonbury ready for im­ your rental property? With us excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. Harrison, 643-8709. mitted. No pets. $165 monthly, 647-9194 Call 646-6707. mediate occupancy. Priced MORTGAGE MONEY N ils By Bea Keith the owner pays no fees. For fast Alumlmim SkNng Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- TV, many miscellaneous $165 lease security. Call James HOSTESSES to sell in the mid 80’s. friendly service in all your real Kltohan R*-mod*ling 5114. household items. All in good J. Gessay, 875-0134. RESPONSIBLE mother will giE D C E R F a BRAND NEW DUPLEX A crocheted bedspread estate needs, contact Hagler condition. Call 568-7187. Wanted to Buy 49 G AVAILABLE Naw AddKIens DINING ROOM provide day care for child 2-5 TWO-FAMILY Located on a wooded hillside makes a most attractive MAGNIFICENT Real Estate, 643-6624. WANTED - Wicker furniture, ROCKVILLE - Three rooms years, Monday-Friday. Bowers Excellent starter property on REALTORS ® ^ VETERANS lot in Vernon. Each apart­ tablecloth for your R.E. MILLER, Bulldw TAG SALE - Children’s and COMBINATION tyuck driver SUPERVISORS Seeing is belisvingl RooBng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 any kind. Phone 872-0930. with heat, hot water, stove and and warehouseman - some Full-time days or part-time School vicinity. 649-7844. Summit Street. Four rooms OF MANCHESTER Surrounded by two acres of 7 1 / 2 % VA mortgages-No Money Down ment has 3 bedrooms, huge diningroom table — You can CaR 649-1421 women’s clothes, toys, books, refrigerator. $145. Adults only. overnight travel. Apply Arthur evenings. Must be over 21. on first floor with large tall trees this rich 3 or 4 kitchens, and living rooms, also use a patch quilt for a electric broom, miscellaneous. Parking for one car. Security under CHFAjirogram. BIDWELL Home Improvement Thursday through Saturday, 128 V Hahn Company, 45 South WILL DO house cleaning in enclosed wrap-around porch. CALDOR PLAZA bedroom English Tudor Is separate heating systems and most unusu^ table covering. Co. Expert installation of deposit required. Call 643-%78. Many benefits: Manchester area. Own Eldridge Street, 10-4. Satellite Road, South Windsor. Second floor comes complete­ truly a one-of-a-kInd. Priced NON-VETERANS walk-out basements, all Why not try it — your guests aluminum siding, gutters and • paid vacation transportation, references. Call 4 ^ TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving □ RENTALS ly furnished. Lot size is ap­ 646-1117 aluminum siding and storms will like it. trims. Roofing installation and VERNON - One-bedroom • uniforms provided 646-5750 after 6 p.m. at $120,000 - it’s In Q O A h r mortgages - 10% Down under CHFA large appliances, cleaning TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday, CARPENTERS AND laborers proximately 76x300. One-car and screens. Plus an ■»»»»»»»» In and as* our repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. apartments immediately needed. Report to Butterfield • free life and disability Glastonbury. w /O program 1. Delightful spot in the coun­ cellars and attics, also will Monday, August 31 - September available at Town House garage and priced at only $36,- assumable 9V4% mortgage. busy Boa. WsYs roady. Rooms tor Rent Department Store, Manchester WILL CARE for 2-year old Building lota available. Use DON’T WAITII Now Is tha tima to purchtsa a homa try. IVk acres, 5 minutes from deliver small loads sand, stone, 2, 736 North Main, Manchester, 52 Gardens. This suburban apart­ Insurance 900. Call on this one soon’. $54,900. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, rain or shine. Shopping Parkade, Mr. Paul during working hours. Have 447 EAST MIDDLE Turnpike - 6 you plana,or builder’s. wUHng and aMa to oaalat and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. ment community of unusual • profit-sharing retirement through us, whils thsrs Is mortgags monsy avall- Manchester. You could even roofing, storm windows, aw­ THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ Kip, between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. child who needs friend. 643- room Cape, newly renovated, have a horse. Three you In tho oalo or nings. Quality workmanship, architectural design and plan 9476. abla at Ihssa RATES undsr tha CHFA programs. BLANCHARD UGHT TRUCKING- Attics and FRIGIDAIRE dishwasher, top nished rooms, centrally carpeting, 2 baths, garage. $36,- bedrooms. RANCH. Full purohooo of YOUR free estimates. Fully insured. beautiful landscaping features WANTED - Women, 18 or over, • medical plan 000. Barry Realty, 646-0882,643- A R O S S E n O proporty. cellars cleaned. For free es­ loader, portable, used two located. Kitchen privileges. private entrance, private patio Call ua today to tee It you qualify - or drop by our office. basement. Aluminum siding. 872-9187, 649-3417. years, very good condition, Parking. Reasonable rates. part-time for the Vernon Cine I Call 875-8951 to arrange In­ LICENSED Manchester M A R T E N ^ 1408. REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 timates phone 647-9610, with sliding glass door, wall-to- mother will care for your MULTIPU UtTINQ lUVICt $33,900. anytime. $100. Kitchen set, formica table Phone 649-2358. wall carpeting, range,, and II, Call after 6 p.m., 646- terview. 189 West Centsr Strsot ROOFING - Specializing 9901. toddler, pre-school, school age B48-259d BY OWNER - 3-bedroom, l ‘A FM 2. FOUR BEDROOMS. top, wood grain, bright yellow, refrigerator, garbage disposal, [B repairing roofs, new roofs, four chairs, one year old, $120. WANTED - Single woman to HOWARD JOHNSON’S children, my home, days. baths. Garrison Colonial, Living room. Diningroom. K e itli BULL WORK - Any kind, odd gutter work, chimneys, cleaned master TV antenna, storage Waddell School area. 646-0651. FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. jobs, light trucking, cellars and 643-0834. help share expenses, own MAN wanted to paint upper j modern kitchen, fireplace with Kitchen - all large. Plus den. and repaired. 30 years and laundry facilities in base­ part of two story house. 649-1885 RESTAURANT built-in bookcases, good loca­ 646-4144 TOLLAND - Financing attics cleaned, trees removed. bedroom, kitchen privileges. ment. Total electric. No pets. available, new Raised Ranch, Garage. Full basement and experience. Free estimates. SACRIFICE ■ Five 775x14 Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. after 6 or Sundays. ROUTE 30, VERNON ARE YOU GOING back to MANCHESTER - 5-4, Duplex, tion, close to schools, shopping, 263 Main Street, Mencheeter R e a l € d a U 647-9767, 646-3545. Rowley, M3-5361. For appointment please call work? Does your child need a washer, dryer. Terms. 646-3415. fireplace, 2 full baths, dining attic. Only $35,000. Goodyear tires, less than 100 872-0528 Monday through separate furnaces, 2-car gar­ miles, $125. Phone 649-1909 playmate? Babysitting, days. age, excellent condition, im­ room, deck, choose decor. $44,- Apartments For Rent 53 Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 900. Fireside Realty, Inc. 3. RANCH with fireplace. 172 B. Cwrttr 8L •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ROSSI ROOFING, siding, after 5 p.m. Reasonable. 649-6763. mediate occupancy. Char-Bon chimneys, gutters, free es­ Realtors, 647-9144. Garage, aluminum siding, 649-1922 949-4129 PalnUng-Paporlng 3S Agency, 646-1483. wall-to-wall carpeting. Comer timates. FuUy insured. Days, INSIDE Tag Sale - Friday and evenings, 529-8056. Paul SENTRY lot, 7 rooms, IW baths. Mid COLLEGE Graduate students Saturday, August 30-31, 10-4. H E Y K I D S ! Schools-Classes 19 ELLINGTON - Custom built 8 Manchester Cosgrove 643-5364. Roal Estate 30’s. available for exterior and in­ Furniture, dishes, mis­ Want to make good money working only a few hours room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, terior painting. Six years cellaneous, 147 Spruce Street. living room, family room, 2 NEW HOMES ROOFING - Installation and a week. No limit to how much you can earn. Three DEDE GOLDEN’S The pineapple is the sign of experience. Fully insured. Free fireplaces, central vacuum □ MI8 C. 8 ERICE8 repairs, gutters, storm win­ 3 nights per week. We train. SCHOOL OF IRISH STEP-DMICIIG OAK GROVE STREET - New estimates. Call our com­ MOVING - Must sell variety of We H ave system, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2-car hospitality. In Newport when dows, doors. Experienced Will Commence Raised Ranch, living room, a sailor came home they pula petitors, than call us, 649-7034. items from furniture to the garage. Char-Bon Agency, 646- quality workmanship. Fully in­ kitchen sink. 88 Delmont Street. 1483. dining room, large kitchen, 3 pineapple outside their door to Soivfcot Oflorod SI Sept. 14 INSIDE - Outside painting. sured. Free estimates. Friday, Saturday and Monday, A Lot At Stake.l Call 647-9946 bedrooms, wall-to-wall let people know that he had Reasonable prices. Rick FOR INFORMATION CALL SHARPENING Service - Special rates for people over Os. anytime. MANCHESTER - Redwood throughout, 2% baths, family returned safely. Everyone Fully insured. Estimates given. Burnett, 646-3005. When we ask you to look at our Manchester Evening Herald 644-8455 Farms, 6 room Ranch, 1 1/2 room with fireplace, laundry Saws, knives, axes, shears, was invited to share their joy, skates, rotary blades. Quick Call 649-7863. TAG SALE - Three-families, baths, garage, eat-in kitchen, room, 2-car garage, huge •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• newest apartments, we’re putting HAVE A NICE HOLIDAY service. Capitol Equipment Saturday, 10-4. 364 East Center dining room, $42,900. Hayes patio deck, park-like yard. CEILINGS, inside painting, Hoating-Plumbing 35 Street. Chain saw, bicycle, milk our reputation on the line. We’ve Corporation, 646-0131. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. □ REAL ESTATE Only $52,900. DRIVE CAREFUUY Hours dally 7:304, Thursday papering, floor landing- can, crystal, china, depression been building and managing apart­ 7:304, Saturday, '7:304. M- refinlshing (specializing In L Y N N ’S P L U M B IN G - glass, jewelry, furniture, ments in Manchester for seventeen PERKINS STREET - New 7958. older floors). John VerfaiUe, Repairs, remodeling, new con­ glassware, antiques, books and years. In fact, we still have happy Homes For Sale 23 Manchester Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living ICeitii 6464750, 872-2222. struction. Water pumps. more. PRICE REDUCED! room with fireplace, dining REWEAVING burns, holes. French spoken also. 875-7263. tenants in our very first buildings. GENERAL MANCHESTER - Small two- J. P. LEWIS it SON • Custom USED ladies wedding band and Spotless 3-bedroom Ranch, 2 room, kitchen, 2 baths, wall- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. We’re confident that when you see family, ideal investment. Good to-wall throughout, full base­ R e a l € d a U Window shades, Venetian decorating. Interior painting. SEWERLINES, sink lines, diamond ring attached, $20. location and condition. Low full baths, wall-to-wall blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. cleaned with electric cutters, Call 646-3469. Homestead Park Village, you’ll see FACTORY carpeting in living room, ment. Only $39,900. 172 EAST CENTER ST. ,30's. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646-4126 649-1922 Marlows, &fl Main St. 6494221. Remodeling. Exterior painting. by professionals. McKinney the kind of quality that has built and 643-4535, 646-1021, dining room and first-floor GRANDVIEW STREET - Will Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ TAG SALE - Two families, maintained our reputation. family room. Fireplace, large Fully insured. For estimate call pany, 643-5308. Saturday and Sunday, 9-4, 7 HELP irir NEW LISTING ★ ★ MANCHESTER build to your specifications on Available immediately: one and MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- enclosed porch, garage, this gorgeous lot. 6 4 9 - ^ . Lexington Drive, Car parts, Immaculate aluminum sided Cape featuring new root, new Take time out to Inspect this large two-family home In Real Estate Wanted IS Roof Eetolo Wontod 28 NO JOB too sm all, toilet miscellaneous items. car garage, excellent location, $42,900. two bedroom townhouses. Rent in­ PIONEER good income. Just reduced. fecToom. Truly a fantastic buy excellent location, second floor apartment has four PAINTING - Save SO - 80%. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen cludes heat, air-conditioner, dish­ $36,900. L aPenta Agency, at $27,400. Hurry! Won’t last, call 872-7311. bedrooms, good Income, double garage, large lot. Call FM Five years experience. faucets replaced, repaired, rec AMEDY REALTY Dogs-BIrda-Pets 43 washer, wall to wall carpeting, Realtor, 646-2440. 289-4331. FRECHETTE&MJUtTM Excellent references. Pete, 74^ rooms, bathroom remodeling, PARACHUTE REALTORS 878-6283 6117 (toll free) 9-10 p.m. heat modernization, etc. Free individual basement, private patio. RRAND NEW 6V2 ROOM RANCH REALTORS, INC. 'What i$ yoir Property Worth? estimates gladly given. M & M PEDIGREE apr •205.19 644-4144 ’ B. H. MAGOWAN, Jr. & Sons - Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. poodles for sale, champion line, COMPANY Available for immediate occupancyl Features hardwood We will inspect your property and suggest Interior and exterior painting. call 875-0865, 7-8 p.m. Will be your monthly MANCHESTER - Executive floors, 1'A baths, walk-out rec room with fireplace and an asking price. (No obligation.) Also paperhanging. (^11 50- TOWNE Plumbing Service, payments on this 7-room Contemporary in one of one-car garage. Priced in mid 30’s. Call ALUMINUM-sided 6-room Ask uB dbqut our guarantae sales plan TODAY!II Hale Road Manchester’s finest locations. 7361. repairs, alterations, vanity BOXER, AKC, male, given free Colonial. New kitchen, wall- Donna Warfield, 872-7311. SENTRY Ranch, country kitchen with cabinets a specialty. Call to to good home with children, no by R.F.Damato Four large bedrooms, 2Vi Manchester, Connecticut to-wall carpeting, first floor dishwasher and stove, plenty of PETER BELLIVEAU - Paln- 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- apartments. 872-9950. baths, magnificent view of Real Estate Services > cabinets. Full basement, large family room. Private Hartford skyline, sunken patio REALTORS-MLS ting, wallpapering, sprav/bnish 4056. ripply Personnel Office mortgage available at 9% PRICE REDUCED treed lot. Low 30’s. Keith Real PASEK painting. Fair prices. M y in­ FREE to good home, four off family room, fieldstone 851 Marline Rd. 20 ConnaoUcut IM . Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922. with only $6,000 down. Why fireplace, dressing area off For fast action on this lovely 3-bedroom Ranch In con­ 289-7476- . 608 Bumaide Ave,, B. Hartford sured, enerienced and depen­ BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - month old female puppy. venient location, eat-ln kitchen, 2 full baths, nice lot. Rare Varnon - 872-7811 East Hartford ~ 285-4881 dable. 64J-1671. Prompt, courteous service. Call Housebroken and good with Lnd uf Congress St., off W. Middle Tpke., rent? master bedroom and tri-level ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful 742-8248 — Twin Hill Dl^., Covontry 644-1581 construction are just some of price range, $28,900. Please call 289-4331. 643-1496. children. 646+1782. Manchester. PASEK REALTOR ^ MLS sweeping view of entire lake, M«mb«r NAUanal Assoc, of Rssl BsUrts Boards also msmJ SUNSHINE Painters and An Equal Opportunity Employer this home’s many attractions. Vernon Board of Realtors, Mancheater Board of ReeHore, j four room older home, modern Raaltors MLS Reluctantly offered in the mid , bar ol the Harttoid, ManciMstsr .and Varnon MuUplo list* era - Interior and exterior FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing THREE BLACK fem a les, Call PAUL DOUUAN, REALTOR, at 646-1021, 289-7478 742-8243 Hartford Board of Realtors bath, half acre treed lot, gar­ : Ing Ssrvics. ing. Free estimates. - R epairs and rem odeling, golden retriever and Labrador 643-4535 after 8:00 p.m. 60 s. Warren E. Howland age, $19,900. Hayes Corpora­ Realtors, 643-1108. acuon guaranteed. CaU Prompt service on emergency, retriever mix. Call 646-8764 ModeU ihowii b ; aiTpoInlaMBl tion, 646-0131. S649-1590. Phone 643-7024. anytime. ^ * PAGE EIGHTEEN___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., F ri., August 30, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.; Fri., August 30, 1974 - PAGE NINETEEN BENJY BY JIM BERRY Autot For Salt 61 Autoa For Salt 67 Autos For Salt 61 Autoa For Salt 61 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE WHAT pto you TMifJK T P O fJ 'r c?oN'ryoij WAfJTTo COMPLETE junk cars SHOP AND SAVE OFWs/HFM'-S H P ? MONTMORENCY'S J HMM' PFUpyp A4K AMr/V\0(Z^ removed free in Manchester, DIDNT VA HEAR S U R E .'U .L TA K E W IWHATT SURE we'll MONTMORENCY UX>KS TH'SHOPS AN'THATSOIOLyTW HE'LL BE ALL South Windsor, Vernon and ESCAPED/y-^rY LUNCH WHAT 1 SAID ? THREE OF ’EM, BUS V -U H " (V P P \ / P P FIND HIM IN FORWARD TO-THE DAILY PRIME BEOIkJKJINJO.' H E 'LL RIGHT IN A. Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, —THATLL MAKE US / OH,. .MOOCHER TWAT a© APE'S HIS CASE WHEN TlDBnS I SHARE HAVE TD JOG HIS FEW PAVS-vw Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- B E A T T H E RUNNIN'AROUND vi WE ARRIVE / WITH HIM/ EVBJRDRTHE 3 VEAH-J SHOULP MEMOBVEACHTIME< 4578, 875-6231. FORD LOOSE.',^------b u c k s y o u BO R - NEVER B E HE APPROACHES TH' JUST KEEP HIM BO W EP T H E FIRST S E LLIM ’ NEXTGUy FERFEAR ON A LlOUlD OFTHEAAOWTR'*J T R ' J vJDGET EXCITED CHANCES HE'LL BE NAILED DIET! ANTONE ON ANV- AGAaN'...AN'AGAIN... G ET THE NUMBER ^ I A0OUD 3 1 3 T H IM 6 /. WANTED 7 5 P R IC E S ! I g u v n o r/ OF THE H IT

i USED CARS ALL NEW 99V pMniOpiBV m Mm. m Top PrIcM PaM 1974W 8 F . SUPER CAB e-30 ^ ForAHMakoo AUTOCAP Candy appla rad, aida faoing raar aaata, g CARTER CHEVROLET AUTOmotIve Consumer • m o Apartmanta For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Bualneaa lor Rant 55 Autoa For Salt Action taMi automatic tranamlaalon, aaatbalta, powar 61 rntfseaesnOe'leMi co,iNa teaMassCadeerCM ataaring, laft and right awlng-lok mirrora, powar MICKEY FINN APARTM ENT TWO b e d ro o m f la t , 27 OFFICES FOR RENT- AUTO INSURANCE - Compare 1229 Mahi SlTMl brakaa, tintad glaaa, AM radio, (Upper windowa. BY HANK LEONARD Glenwood, appliances, private Excellent location in our low rates. Young drivers p Phone 949-64M Stock No. T161 RENTAL OFFICE basement, $180. monthly. Lease Manchester. Parking, heat, ^CONCLUSIVE/ ^ WHAT welcome. For quotation call th e b o y is so L / WON’T STAND FOR IT/COLLINS — and security. Available October janitor. $100 monthly with or Rod Dolin, 646-6050. HAPPENS ______IF you DON’T THREATEN / AS FAR AS I We have a large variety "oj SAVE IVHAT'S THE Y NERVOUS, THERE IS NOW? / BENEFIT 1, 649-9455. without lease. Call 649- i/ERD/CT, J NO WAY OF ESTABLISH­ THAT KID WITH REFORM / KNOW, I AM deluxe one and two-bedroom SCHOOL,. H E ’LL NEVER ( f STILL THE apartments and townhouses 5334„643-l,393. ING WHETHER HE'S MANCHESTER - 22 Hudson TELLING THE TRUTH/ SURRENDER THOSE M MAGISTRATE OF 1974 E250 ECONOLINE 1974 E250 ECONOLINE PAINTINGS/ ,------THIS COURT/ throughout Manchester. Ren­ Street, 4 1/2 room apartment, SMALL STORE or office for tal office open dally from 9-5, second floor, adults preferred. rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. CONVERSION TEC VAN CONVERSION TEC VAN other times by appointment. V-8 engine, eutomeUc Irsnsmieelon, power brakes, Crr^nctS*— / IT S Call after 4. 649-2051. Reasonable. Contact owner, power steering, deluxe tu-tone paint, eaioo door V-8 onnlne, automatic tranamlaalon, cargo door b o o m e r a n g giaVeooow, 8000 lb.lb .O OVWpackage, V W | powar ataaring, heavy /OFFICIAL* 643-6273. glass, rear door glaee,pteaengsr seeL^ammsIsr and _ e lt?« by NCA me ■ T M mg U S Fit Off 3 - 3 0 oil prsteure guages, 078x18 8 Pr. PT batted Ores, duty front apringt,, 770 amp battery, front and raar DMUTO ENTERPRISES, MC. FOUR-ROOM apartment, full bumpers, ammeter and' oil praatura gutgaa, size kitchen, self-cleaning GROUND FLOOR - Front of­ front door poeltlonsrs, M l and right Non-lel mirrors, 240-A Nm Stito Rd., HmiiMter reduced sound level sxhauet, tinted glaae, 85 amp 078x15 8Pr PT ballad Urea, left and right Non-M CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE I45-1021 stove, 2-door refrigerator, fice for lease, private •Iternetor, 70 amp battery, front and rear heavy duty mirrors, reduced sound level axhaual, radio, tintad spacious cabinets and closets, bathroom, wall-to-wall ahoeks, heavy duty front eprings, front and rear glaaa, eliding door, wheal covert, front and raar ’9 0 FAR. SO GOOD! NOW IP bumpers, wheel covers, and much much more. heavy duty shocka, 85 amp attamalor. Slock No. OH. PEARL.. WHAT'S YES, THE ENGINE... ’ heat, hot water included, fully carpeting, air-conditioned, Stock No. T118. List 87273 T115; Ual 17007.17 WE CAN JU ST GET MV CAR WRONG ? m.COULP EITHER STARTED WITHOUT WHATIC4A/TSBB tiled bath, cross ventilation, plenty of parking. Call John H. OF SOU TELL BY LOOKING IS THE DISTRIBUTOR MANCHESTER - Five air-conditioning, basement Lappen, Inc., 649-5261. SALE PRICE *6596 SALE PRICE *6325 UNDER THE BONNET? 5 luxurious rooms, first floor, storage, laundry facilities, good 3 two bedrooms, formal dining location, on bus line, $215 in­ 16x26' GARAGE bays, located room, fully applianced kitchen, cluding garage. Lease, security in industrial zone on 1-84 Bolton. deposit. No pets. 643-4884. Ample parking. 643-2226 or 1974 E2S0 EC9N0LINE 1974 E2S0 ECONOLINE PRISCILLA’S POP huge living room with B^Y AL VERMEER fireplace, carpeting, porch, evenings 649-9093. CONVERSION TEC CONVERSION TEC garage, treed lot. $265. Lease, security, references. Mr. Wanted to Rent 57 WINDOW VAN WINDOW VAN V-8 engine, eutomaUc tranemleelon, power steering, V-S angina, automatic transmlaaion, power brakes, Blanchard, 646-2482. power brakes, solid suits Ignition, 8000 lb. CVW powar steering, solid lU ls IgnlHon, cargo door PRESIDENTIAL COUPLE - Both working need package, adjustable paeeenger seat, ammeter and glass, raar door glass, 0000 lb. QVW paokag^ VILLAGE APTS. 4-5 room apartment in Ml prseeurs guaget, cargo door glaaa and rear door adjustable pttiangar seat, ammeter and oil CHARLES APARTMENTS - Manchester, garage a must, gleet, Unlad windthleM, extra cooling radiafor, 85 praatura guaget, reduced sound lavM axhaual, 0 amp alternatw, 70 amp battery, front end raar heavy lintad wlnushlald, sliding cargo doors, extra coMIng East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 MANCHESTER $180 with heat andf hot water, 0 duty shocka, heavy d i^ front eprings, front and rear radiator, 55 amp altamator, 70 amp battery, front room townhouse, 11/2 baths, all $150 without. Call 649-9925 after chronw bumpera, 078x15 8Pr PT belted Urea, and raar shocks, heavy duty springs, front and raar appliances, carpeted, 2 air- One and two bedrooms. 4 p.m. bright hub cape. Slock No. T124. List $7422.77 chroma bumpera, 078x15 D 8Pr PT batted Uraa, conditioners, heat, hot water, Near schools, churches bright hub caps. Stock No. T129. Llat $7058.77 storage, 2 garages, sound­ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF proofing, washer-dryer hook­ and shopping center, on □ AUTOMOTIVE SALE PRICE *6625 SALE PRICE <6340 up, fireplace, fenceu in patio. bus line. Call anytime. $280. Charles Ponticelli, 646- MEANWHILE.. I ANDIFIOION'T KNOW ABOUT YOUR 646-J Autoa For Sale 61 CT------^ ' 'voices; I MIGHT BE APPREHENSIVE 0800. 646-1540. Buy a NEW 1974 CAPRI See Our Rec Vehicles STEVE,I BKOU A5TO WHYlOU'RE CARRYING A everything EX BOOK ON CEMETERIES' MANCHESTER - Brand new NEED CAR? Credit bad? at Morlarly Brothers and receive Bankrupt? Repossessed? On Display one-bedroom Townhouses. Full FREE a SUPER SCAMPER BY ART SANSOM private basement. Includes Homea lor Rent 54 Honest Ewuglas accepts lowest NOW! heat, appliances, carpeting, down, smallest payments. Sailboat. All purchases must be private entrances and patio. MANCHESTER - Four-room Douglas Motors, 345 Main. made before September 1,1974. DADDY 1*5 5 0 R R V $235 per month. Paul W. Dugan duplex, one floor, cellar, nice HE PORCEO TD Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. yard. $165 monthly. Call 643- TOYOTA - See us for reliable FITZGERALD FORD, INC. 0345. used Toyotas with our 60-day m fvr ^ IM A HARNESS 100% warranty. We also buy "TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER" BIDWELL Street - Three- RENT $300 - Sale $34,900. 816 used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, / m o r i S t y b r o t h e r s / iWINDSORAVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVES. TODAY, INILBERFORCG, bedroom new Duplex, living 345 Center Street, Manchester, Center Street. Vacant, 6-room, 646-4321. EOT HE KA5HADRR^- room, fully equipped kitchen, garage, breezeway, rec base­ I^OIM 643-2485^ ■’S u m ii full carpeting. No children or CAU TOU FREE 1-800-842-2276 HAMD EKPERlCMOg e-so ment, in-ground pool. Married 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 pets. $250 monthly. Arruda adults. 649-3635. 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, SERVICE THAT SAVES lealty, 644-1539. V-8, automatic, radio, posi- Autoa For Sale 61 traction, good gas mileage. MODERN 3-room apartment - Original owner. 643-2880. Trucks lor Salt 62 THE FLINTSTONES Carpeting, appliances, parking, FOR SALE - 1968 Chevrolet BY IIANA-BARBERA storage. Lease and ^curity Bel-air 4-door sedan. Good con­ dition, reasonable, $475. Call 1973 INTERNATIONAL walk-in • HT4 w «a. xt, Tjnn. ui. re. oi. TZiTP' required. 649-7289 after 5. van - With 12’ Boyertown body, W OF HARTFORD,. 643-8601. ...WIFE ...EVER m . dual w heels, V-8, 4-speed ALLEY OOP A BY V.T. HAMLIN n a g g i n g 31 ROCKVILLE- four rooms, se­ Hom e of 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles... LAST SHIPMENTS OF 1974’s transmission, ^ton capacity, 7,- t r i e d cond floor, well decorated, 1969 FORD LTD Wagon - $700. YOU T O U 6 IN G Call 647-9137. 000 original miles, excellent hpW WAIT A ] WHY CAN'T VOU USE OUR RELDS BECAUSE THOSE — heated, $165 a month. Security 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 318 Q deposit and lease required. 646- DARTS IN STOCK! engine, factory air, power HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- 1316. e-30 ® 1::^' BRAND NEW 1 9 7 4 Sample Buy: DART SPORT brakes - steering, excellent con­ OTcIes, parts and accessories. x : ] . tor Immediate Delivery 198 cubic Inch 6-cyllnder angina, S-spead standard shifter on the dition, $1,000. 649-0967. Expert service. Harley- MANCHESTER - Four rooms, floor, radio, Inalde hood releaae, electronic Ignition, all vinyl Interior, Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, G air-conditioned, appliances, Many Colors white sidewall tires. Stock No. 4419. AUDI - LSlOO - 1973, automatic, Hartford. 247-9774. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY W IN AT BRIDGE eAGRRDJ’cm«4* G heat, hot water, garage, adults, air-conditioning, sunroof and $200. Available immediately. Many Styles tapes, low mileage. 528-7656 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 649-7544, 649-6985. after 5:30. makes, models and speeds. IV e g o t We have them all! A FEW The bidding has been; 30 N O W *3 0 9 5 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, the next diamond in dummy; TRICK9 0F Unlucky expert victim of cards West North East South THREE ROOMS with bath - OPEL Manchester Bicyde Shop, 649- drawing trumps and eventu­ 1970 MGB, good condition, new Centrally located, refrigerator, 2098. MY OWN J 1<4 Pass 14 Michelin tires, good gas ally discarding a club on the Pass 2? Pass 54 stove, kitchen table, hot water, king of diamonds that he had parking for one car. Adults on­ MODEL 51-1900 2-DOOR LUXURY SEDAN mileage. Asking $2200 or best The unlucky expert had Pass 64 Pass , 7 offer. Phone 643-9890. anytime. LLOYD’S AUTO Parts has saved. Instead he had made a ly. 643-8680. motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ cornered us again. This time You, South, hold: he was fresh from a rubber careless play and let you proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 NORTH 30 keep the rubber alive.” 8AKQJ 1054V8S432A74 THREE-BEDROOM deluxe 1969 AMBASSADOR 9- A K9873 bridge game. CHORCHES passenger wa^on - Very good Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- What do you do now? apartment, carpeting, 1558. f AJ8 A—If you have faith in your appliances, air-conditioning, condition, trailer hitch, air- SpRofJ&l ♦ 72 “Look what South just did “I know it,” he replied. D O D G E OF MANCHESTER CHRYSLER conditioned, fully equipped. partner bid seven spades. If you swimming pool. $250 plus 1971 HONDA, CB350, very good ♦ A93 to me!” he commanded. “1 “Fhat’s what I’m complain­ lack faith or courage, just bid six 3 1 7 4 $995 or best offer. 649-'7963. ing about. They say that utilities. Robert D. Murdock, condition, 8,000 miles, $600. Call WEST EAST (D) had picked up my usual bust » »o cards never forgive, but these spades. Realtor, 643-2692. 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 A 64 4 5 and even though my partner 1971 CADILLAC Coupe de Ville 742-8240 after 5 p.m. f 1076432 ¥ K Q 9 had opened the bidding I was cards forgave him. He picked TODAY’S QUESTION - Immaculate conaition, low Instead of opening one club 1971 HONDA CB-350 - New ♦ 10 ♦ AQJ964 delighted when my opponents up a grand slam on the next mileage, good tires. For the BY DICK CAVALLI your partner has opened one chain, new sprockets, new seat AQJ86 ♦ k 102 settled for a mere game.” hand.'’ man who has always wanted a notrump. What do you do now? S & S B U IC K cover, excellent condition. Best SOUTH INEWSPAPER ENTE"PRI';f A.SSN 1 Cadillac, this is it! Call 649- KNOW WHATMY I'M SURROUNDED BY VILUGER 7120. offer. 643-7819. A AQJ102 “So they won the rubber,” Answer Tomorrow RAVORITBAAEAL- CANNIBAL©/ ¥ 5 we remarked. “Everyone APARTMENTS IS? F=RIEP ♦ K853 loses rubbers.” Price Under $30001 1967 PLYMOUTH Satellite, 8 TWO Boys’ 27” 3-speed Answer to P revious Puzzle Two-Bedroom townhouses. CHICKEN/ ♦ 754 **New EngUind*$ FasUst Gnmlng Bulck-Optl DeaUr** cylinder, 2-door, $450. Call 646- bicycles, $45 each. One 3 1/2 hp Fireplace. Wall-to-wall mini bike, $40. One small boy’s "No they didn’t,” he Look at the Sky l i l QE5E7 IIS 81 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTDi (Open Eves.) 64M571 1673 after 4 p.m. Both vulnerable EtifiaEi i^ i^ n n carpeting. Two air- bicycle, $10. 643-9309. retorted. “My partner took conditioners, appliances, heat West North East South his ace of diamonds and led PINTO SALE! 14 14 ACROSS and hot water. Tiled bath. No back the queen. South wasted 1 — Star 65 Feminine 3 pets. Pass 24 Pass 24 3 no time putting up his king. I 4 Heavenly body sufTix 1975 Prices are going up and our Trucks for Salt 62 Campora-Trallera Pass 4* Pass Pass ruffed and eventually South 7 Solar Call 649-7620 MOOEl-END CIEAIUNIX Mobile Homea 65 Pass had to lose two club tricks.” phenomena DOWN 1974 prices ara coming down. Pintos TWO-TON stake truck with 12 Hawaiian Opening lead -1 0 4 pepper automatic lift gate, 1965, $400. MOBILE HOME, 12x55, three ptOK: 1 King of ancient are on salo nowl 13 Time past Persia Call 649-4563. rooms and bath plus two added CAVAUJ 14 Proofreading ilB H E l DELUXE ONE - bedroom “What’s wrong with that?" 2 Engage in rooms. Call mornings, 647-9343. e ’ 8 - 3 0 By Oswald & James Jacoby mark excessive apartment, air-conditioning, 1969 DODGE power wagon, 1974 by NtA. IK ■ T.M. Bn. U.t N. Oi. we asked. “He could have made sure of his contract by 15 Informer expertise 16 Literary 39 Tropical carpeting, appliances, storage half-ton, with plow, utility EAST WINDSOR location, 17 Close (poeU 3 Festive collection lizards PUGKB SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL letting the queen hold; ruffing' 18 Asian country space and swimming pool. $175 body, 26,000 miles, minor 4 Weekday (ab.) 20 Fishing device 42 City in France mobile home, 12x55’, 4 rooms 191,550 (Roman) 0 plus utilities. Robert D. Mur­ H ore our business w L repairs hecessary. Best offer. and bath, 12x14’ enclosed porch. c tn4 M MA. Xe. TV I**, u * "<• ------^ 5 Italian man's■ 24Hand(lU 45 City in 21 School subject dock, 643-2692. Call after 6 p.m. 643-7754. - 'tr O name 25 Chemical Germany 0 Not in trailer park. 649-9614. X HAVE TO MAKE (ab.) 6 Standard . liquid 47 Word of a t EVERY SHOT COUNT/ STAR GAXER'*V 22 Pronoun 7 Ascend by 27 Facts negation AVAILABLE immediately, 2- CARTER'S 23 Candlenut tree By CLAY R. POLLAN- LIIRA climbing 30 6th-century 50 Bon bedroom, second floor apart­ ARIES 26 Vivid color invader 52 Elarth's MODEL END CLEARANCE Autoniotiva Sarvica Sarvica 6 6 MAR. Jl yoor Daily Activity Guide SfPT 23 8 Betel leaf ment, in 2-family house. No 28 Horsepower 9 Native 32 Cut with shears satellite 'i According to the Stars. '' Ocf. pets. Call after 5 p.m., 649-6498. BRAND NEW 1974 CHEVROLn To develop message for Saturday, 'ab* minerals 34 Narrow road 54 Elat meal 9-27-32-421 4- 6 ^ 1 6 -2 4 ^ a Walking place ,o Educator’s 36 Formerly 56 Period of time read words corresponding to numbers TON PICKUP 0 :'54-63-73 41-77-78 V 31 Handle groups (2 wds.) (archaic) 58 Sunbeam IMMEDIATE occupancy, quiet o f y o u r Z o d ia c b irth sign, 33 On the 4 wtieol drive, 350, V-6 y f TAURUS SCORPIO U Colorful band 37 Farm structure 59 Have existence 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 61 Menocing 4-room apartment, appliances. engine, 4 speed stan­ AM. 30 1 The 31 Especially ocr. 23^ sheltered side No pets or children. Utilities dard tranemleslon, 2 Strengrhen 32 Those 62 Help 35 Hesperus(2 1 2 3 4 r r - 7“ 8 9 l6 11 folding teat back, roof I MAT 20 3 Fight■ 33 Those 63 Con NOV. 2 1 ^ * ^ wds.) extra, $145 633-6026. 34 Wheel 64 More drip molding, H.D. ^ 3-12-20-29 4 You 38 Southerners 5 Friends 35 Sove 65 From 36-39-40-43G 12 13 14 atiooks, H.D. front /49-52-S2-87 66-76-80-891 39 Melodies 3 1/2 ROOMS, immaculate Look at this sample buy: 6 W ill 36 See 66 Cheers stabilizer, H.D, front GEMINI 7 Friendship 37 And 67 Distonce SAGITTARIUS 40 Danube IS 6 17 spring, fuel tank skid tributary restored Colonial home, heat, BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE MAT 21 8 Watch 38 Promises 68 A NOV. hot water, parking, central. No plate, power etearlng, 1974 PINTO 2-DOOR SEDAN 9 Leon 39 Componionj 69 Someone's 41 Continent (ab.) IF 19 21 bright hub caps, AM Bright rad pMnL Ml vinyl buoktt tM ts, manuM q JUNE 20 10 The 40 Whose 70 You D ie . 43 “Cracker children, pets. Middle-aged radio, rear step bumper, Ttiiere'W I P ^ cura belle found it IT'S ALL ^ MERCY'S IT YOU'RE A I'VE MADE SUCH A ^ front dlic brMtM, 4-cyflndor anglno, 4-tp«*d O kSI-53-59-60 n A 41 Or 71 Thon 19-22-23-50/ Slate" (ab.) 22 24 W] a 28 couple preferred. 643-2171 chrome front bumper, YO U ARB , 12 Over 42 Whom 72Doy trantmliMon, 6 white tide well Uret. radio. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-S13S YOURS, AUHl) SAKE i DEAR SWEET MESS OF AAY LIFE, .*51/64-71-79-90 58-61-74 ' 44 Round number before 6 p.m. L78x15 tires, custom 13 Steering 43 Compony 73 Tmst 46 Heavy weight S~ It deluxe cab, H.D. StockNo.4483 . . j MINNIE, y 1 CAN AUNT M INNIE... CANCER 14 Short 44 Enlighten 74 Situations CAPRICORN ^ 4 2 9 5 n a y v y g y a InMudea dealer prepare 48 Symbol for brakes. 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% PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FYi., August 30, 1974 Library Board Urges Reconsideration G A R D E N IN G $46,000 Construction Fee 7 WITH FRANK ATWOOD He said it seems more ap­ Bolton has received $135,757 Broken down the figures BOLTON propriate for the finance board in revenue sharing to date. represent; $248,900 for the low Donna Holland to calculate what monies will Bolton can expect to receive contractor bid which includes This is the season of the coun­ be available from revenue $26,577 through June, 1975. construction of the building and Correspondent sharing, from capital and non­ try fairs and the fall flower and 646-0375 A ball park figure on the $15,000 worth of site work. vegetable shows. recurring and from any other amount Bolton can -expect to The remaining $68,100 ($317,- sources. Vegetable entries out­ receive for the remaining two 000 minus $248,900) would be numbered flowers by three or The Library Board has urged They should then compare all entitlement periods would be used for remaining site work, four to one at two country 4-H the Board of Finance to recon­ the resources to the latest bid $60,000. equipment, architect and Club fairs held last weekend, sider its recent rejection of a prices and inform the The capital and non-recurring engineering fees, surveys and the Tolland Country Fair at $46,000 appropriation to con­ townspeople what effect budget is approximately $100,- borings, advertising - and struct the proposed Bentley Vernon and the Hartford Coun­ building the library with the 000. printing costs and the con­ Memorial Library. ty Fair at Windsor Locks.- revised finances would have on Bolton has a cash surplus of tingency fund. On Aug. 20 a tie vote by the tax rate. Children, encouraged by their' approximately $46,000. The $^,000 being requested is finance board members parents, have obviously put After that a vote at a town The low bidder of a second set the difference between the rejected the requested ap­ meeting or a referendum would of bids submitted by contrac­ original appropriation of $271,- more of their garden space and 7 . propriation being sought by the vacation working time into see that the will of the majority tors interested in the project 000 approved by townspeople Public Building Commission growing produce that would was served, Gorton said. was DMC Construction Co., Inc. and the total amount necessary and endorsed by the Board of save money in buying food for of Glastonbury with a bid of to complete the project, $317,- The following information the family table. Selectmen. $248,900. 000. Robert Gorton, newly elected was brought out at the Aug. 20 It was the first time, at least The latest figures prepared If the project ends because chairman of the Library Board meeting of the finance board in in many years, that the two by the architect show that a the $46,000 was rejected by the sent a letter to Aloysius a report prepared by its chair­ total of $317,000 will be needed finance board the total es­ fairs had been held at the same Ahearn, chairman of the man, Aloysius Ahearn. time but officials at both fairs to complete the project. timated cost to the town will be finance board, urging recon­ $24,324. doubted if the competition had sideration. any measurable effect. The letter was a result of a Children exhibit at their own telephone meeting of the 3 county fair. Their parents and Resident Requests Opportunity Library Board. Copies were friends come to see what they sent to the PBC, Board of are showing. Selectmen and town clerk. To Decide Library Issue . Both fairs reported good Gorton said the tie vote attendance and, although the means a decision by one man Neath has said that at no time ly to saying I think the library bills had not all been paid, felt has denied townspeople the op­ BOLTON their books would show a Donna Holland did either she or Mrs. Gertrude should be built. I’d like a public portunity to vote on whether or Vogel or Mrs. Pamela Shorey hearing to hear all the facts and favorable balance. Tolland Mrs. Gertrude Vogel urges not they feel an enlarged suggest that construction of the costs involved before making county charges no admission residents interested in having 0 library is worth some amount library begin and continue until up my mind.” but collects a dollar for each of money to them. the opportunity to vote on money runs out. She also said they didn’t ask car parked on the grounds. whether the town is to have a Parking is free at the Hartford Mrs. Neath said she believed about overriding the Board of new library to sign a request at she heard something of the sort Finance decision (by a tie 3-3 County fair, but there is a gate the Bentley Memorial Library. admission charge of 90 cents for questioned but wasn’t sure of vote it rejected a requested ■ ' 4 . j » J The request states: "We, the adults. Tolland County solicited Library Board the question or who asked it. $46,000 appropriation needed to undersigned, ask the Board of The Herald story on a Public construct the library), they gifts, totalling $500, from Finance for the opportunity to Elects Officers Building Commission meeting asked about calling a town business firms and individuals, discuss and vote on the issue of and printed their names in the at which discussion of the meeting and agreed with additional funds to build the library took place said they did. someone’s suggestion that catalogue. Hartford County new town library which the published a thick catalogue, BOLTON Mrs. Neath said: "The reason members who voted in the townspeople approved last the three of us attended the negative should be contacted to made up largely of advertising. Donna Holland spring.” meeting was to see if we could see if they would change their Young People in Charge Mrs. Vogel said several bring this to a town vote. I am mind, only so that the issue At both fairs the management At a recent meeting of the residents are circulating the was in the hands of young peo­ Library Board officers were not ready to commit myself ful­ could be brought before the request in town. townspeople. ple who had all the responsibili­ elected for the 1974-75 year. Mrs. Vogel said copies of the ty of planning and running the Elected were Robert Gorton, requests would be sent to show, with help from a few M' chairman; John Smyth, vice Aloysius Ahearn, chairman of adult advisors. chairman; Lillian Harpin, the Board of Finance Thursday. Mark Farnham of Somers secretary and Dorothy Morgan, She said the whole point is for PUZX DEFT. STOK (Wa Hava A Notion To Plaasa) was president this year of the treasurer. residents to have a chance to Noxt to Frank’s Supormarfcot Tolland County 4-H Fair and Board members also ap­ vote yes or no; she does not fqel -V- V.. East WkkHa Tnfca.. Wanchaatsr Kevin Woolam of South Wind­ proved changing the date of it is up to the board of finance to sor was president of the Hart­ their meetings to the first make that decision. . What s New In School Supplies? ford County fair. It was the 32rd Wednesday of each month. Arrangement of gladiolus and dahlias by Mrs. James Gedrjim of South Windsor uses an The people approved the SEE IT ALL AT PLAZA! A annual fair in Tolland County original request for the library old piece of board and an overgrown summer squash as base. It was displayed at the New and the 38th in Hartford County. she said. • Big Count Hller Paper Both have a history of being England gladiolus show in Enfield. (Herald photo by Atwood) When $46,000 in additional • Bic Pen Bargain Packs moved about from one location funds was requested in order to • Felt Tip Maniers • Nylon Tip Markers to another, but Tolland appears reach Enfield in time to make The Enfield Mall was the site to 6 on Sunday. There will be a Lunch Cost his entries. All the other top construct the library, the • Colorific Binders to be set now for the indefinite earlier this year of the New junior division for children To Increase request was denied by a tie, 3-3, future on grounds owned by its prizes went to Massachusetts England Regional Lily Show through age 15, and older boys • Hole Punches • Staple Removers growers and we were told that vote by finance board sponsoring organization, the and both groups like the loca­ and girls may compete with the members. • Elmer’s Glue • Crayola Tolland Agricultural Center, the chairman of the show, Ken tion. It is the center lobby of a adults. SOUTH WINDSOR • Norman Rockwell Notebooks Burge of Westport, is the only where it has the advantage of commercial shopping plaza, all Mrs. Kenneth Lilja of West Judy Kuehnel and Binders hobby grower of gladiolus in Hartford is show chairman. Clarifies Viewpoint 0 being able to rent its grounds under cover, with walkways on Correspondent ______Need Something? Ask Plazal Connecticut who still makes en­ and show buildings occasionally three sides to large department Miss Millicent Jones of Bolton 644-1364 Concerning a story in The to some other group. tries. stores, and plenty of foot traffic prepared the show schedule. Herald Thursday, Mrs. Joann The Hartford County people There once were many more that has to go directly past the occupy rent-free land, owned by Connecticut exhibitors of flowers to move from one store It will cost South Windsor the state, on the edge of gladiolus but most of them have to another. The fourth side is ROCKVILLE parents five cents more to Bradley International Airport, become discouraged by a virus the main entrance from the provide their child with a hot but have been served notice disease of their plants which parking lot, where visitors pay HOSPITAL lunch this school year. « r G several times that they would seems to have no cure. The no parking fee. Lunch prices beginning Sept. have to move because of narrow green leaves become The gladiolus show managers NOTES 4 will be 55 cents for elemen­ planned airport construction. mottled and flowers may be decided not to have a com­ tary students, 60 cents for The construction hasn't started, deformed or have "broken” petitive class for flower secondary students and 80 cents however, so the fair hasn't yet colors. arrangements, but to invite a Admitted Thursday: Brian for faculty members. had to move. Growers find they must walk few talented arrangers to put in Bard, Maple St., Ellington; Last spring School CladiuluH Show through their rows, time after exhibits. One of these was Mrs. Bertha Bray, Talcottville Rd., Superintendent Robert W. Gold­ We went to the Enfield Mall time, and pull out and destroy James Gedrim of South Wind­ Vernon; Debra Breau, Virginia man told the Board of Education Aug. 9 to see the New England plants that show the virus sor, whose principal hobby is Lane, Tolland; Linda Dzen, that “salary adjustments and Regional Gladiolus Show symptoms. raising dahlias and who likes to Barbara Hill Rd., Rockville; reflecting changes in the and found it dominated, as it Several years ago the mix dahlias with gladiolus in Myron Fickett Sr., Talcott minimum wage requirements has been for several years by gladiolus growers, nationally, her arrangements. Ave., Rockville; Leon King Sr., and the cost of food items out-of-state growers. The two decided to end the confusion on CHS Flower Show Hazardville; Janet Raber, necessitate the five^ient hike to how to spell the name of their prevent the program from run­ top awards in the show went to The Connecticut Hor­ Carol Dr., Rockville; Dorothy plant by making it always ning a deficit.” a New Jersey grower who had ticultural Society will have its Reynolds, Staffordville. gladiolus, whether singular or I^st year approximately 288,- to make a very early start to annual flower show Saturday Discharged Thursday: Mrs. plural. Charlene Chessey and 550 school lunches were served and Sunday, Sept. 7 and 8, at the representing a "slight increase Pond House in Elizabeth Park. daughter, E. Main St., Rockville; Mrs. Beverly in participatiori over the Any gardener may enter. There previous year,” he said. Plant now /or fall beauty is no entry fee and no admission DeLorge and daughter, En­ Last year the total cost of charge. The show will be judged field; Mrs. Pamela Gilbert and operating the food program in­ and ribbons awarded, but there daughter, Stafford Springs; cluded $165,903, cost of food; are no money prizes. Elaine Jackson, Wellwood Cir­ cle, Rockville; John Meyers, $5,640, inventory, and $117,556, Entries must be at the Pond operating expenses including House before 10:30 a.m. Satur­ Talcott Ave., Rockville; Polly Stevenson, Somers; Linda salaries, for a total expense of day. The show will be open $289,110.41. from 2 to 7 p.m. Saturday and 10 Wilson, Vernon Center Hgts., 3 Vernon.

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