PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 Need a Doctor? llie Manchester Medical Association would like to offer the ® Manchester following suggestions as to how persons new to the community or without a physician can obtain the services of a physician. Hospital , Notes..... lHanrlipatrr lEtifnttm A. Before an Acute Problem Arises: 1. Remember that only some of the physicians listed in the Discharged Tuesday; Mary telephone directory are primary medical physicians (the first Ulrich, 173 Spruce St.; Harry MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1974 - VOL. XCIH, No. 257 Mancheater^A City of Village Chatim EIGHTEEN PAGES doctor to see a patient). Ryan, 138 Charter Oak St.; Earl PRICE. FIFTEEN CENTS Carron, 29 Campfield Rd.; An­ a. Many are surgeons, gynecologists, anesthetists, radiologists, drea Michaud, 58 Margaret etc., an^ thus usually only see new patients referred to them by Rd.; Winifred Lennon, 39F primary medical physicians for special problems. Bluefield Dr.; Joseph (Hiamberlain, 39 Hebron Rd., 2. Speak to your friends and neighbors about their primary Bolton; Charles Bedford, 131 medical physicians or pediatricians-and obtain their names if South Rd., Bolton; William they seem desirable. Sluzkanls, 200 Nevers Rd., Cyprus Truce South Windsor; Nora McCon- Rhodes Anguished 3.1f you cannot make contact with a physician in this manner, ville, 302 Woodbridge St. call the Hartford County Medical Association at 236-5423. Ask Also, Kathy Anthony, 97 Plea­ them for the names of primary medical doctors or pediatricians sant Valley Rd., South Wind­ in Manchester. sor; Stanley Wlochowski, East Hartford; Robert White, 6 Under Threat 4. If you are still unable to contact a physician, call the Risley Rd., Vernon; Donna Johnson, Enfield; Cheryl Over Impeachment Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room (646-1222, Ext. 231) and they will provide you with the names of primary Whalen, Willimantic; Kevin By United Press International standstill cease-fire and adopting a de fac­ to partition of the former British colony WASHINGTON (UPI) - House But Republicans who called medical physicians who are able to accept new patients. Carey, Storrs; Michael The Cyprus cease-fire threatened to When Nixon’s Watergate Cramer, 49 Flower St.; Annette between the majority Greeks and minori­ Republican leader John J. Rhodes themselves undecided on impeach­ transcripts were published in April Bedard, 87 Tudor Lane; Rose crumble today, with reports of major ty ’Turks. was portrayed today as anguished ment said privately the vote by eight 5. When you have obtained the name of a physician, call his Turkish truce violations and a Soviet and led to calls by some Republicans office during office hours and explain that you would like to Staudt, 155 Oak St. UPI Correspondent Richard C. Gross over whether to call for President of the Judiciary Committee’s 17 veto blocking the United Nations from said Turkish forces shelled the Greek for Nixon’s resignation, Rhodes said become his patient. Nixon’s impeachment. RepublicanB to recommend impeach­ expanding peacekeeping efforts on the Cypriot villages of Karavas and Lapithos, Nixon should consider resigning if the New Cottages For Mansfield Training School 10 miles west of Kyrenia on the northern ment made it “respectable” for a House voted to impeach him. a. Many physicians will be happy to have you as a new patient, war-tom island. Another influential conservative coast. Republican to vote to impeach. Ashbrook, who ran against Nixon in and may suggest a future office visit to become acquainted with Turkish warships anchored off the Republican, Rep. John M. Ashbrook The Lawrence Associates of Manchester today unveiled this A U.N. military source said the villages An aide described Rhodes, who 1972 on the grounds the President had your particular medical history. This allows much better care tisan support of the 1973 General Assembly. When completed, the northern Cypriot port of Kyrenia shelled of Ohio, predicted Nixon would be im­ rendering of 16 new cottages for the mentally retarded, soon to be Fire Calls had been shelled by a ’Turkish w ar^lp succeeded Gerald R. Ford as House betrayed his old conservative sup­ especially when an acute problem arises. new structures will allow the Mansfield facility to abandon use of two Greek (^priot towns Wednesday, less peached by a 3-1 margin in the House. constructed on Mansfield Training School. Unveiling was by Gov. several dormitories which date back to World War I. The new than 24 hours after the signing of a three- anchored off Kyrenia in the Mediterra­ GOP leader, as “anguished” over porters, said he struggled for a reason MANCHESTER nean, forcing withdrawal of Greek-led Ashbrook, who endorsed impeach­ I) If the physician you call in this manner is unable to accept you Thomas J. Meskill and Deputy Commissioner Gareth D. Thorne of buildings are designed for multiples of four people with each group nation cease-fire agreement in Geneva. what position to take. His office said not to come out for impeachment. Tuesday, 12:22 p.m. — grass Cypr^t National Guard troops in the area. ment over the weekend, said the as a patient, ask his secretary to suggest the names of doctors the Connecticut Office of Mental Retardation. Bids for the work will Greek Cypriot leaders denounced the at­ Rhodes was drafting a statement, to “I truly wanted to find a reason I of four housed in “module” units of two bedrooms for two in­ and brush fire at 320 W. Middle Gr4ek Cypriot President Glafkos Rep. Lawrence Hogan, Md., the first President would go into a Senate trial they believe could take you. If they cannot, remember that: (see tacks as “gross violations” of the truce be issued next week, on whether he could live with to say, ‘Here’s why I be let Aug. 9 by the state Department of Public Works. The es­ dividuals each, plus a living-recreation area. ’Tpke. (Town) Republican on the House Judiciary b.) , and accused Turkey of sending more rein­ Clerid^iKmotested to the United Nations as an underdog and would be “hard would support impeachment. oppose impeachment.’ But I couldn’t timated $3 million project was authorized with overwhelming bipar­ Tuesday, 6:12 p.m. — water that ’TurkiMi troops moved reinforcements Committee to publicly support im­ b. All of the physicians whose names are provided by the forcements to occupied sections of the em­ pressed” to find the 34 Senate votes find any,” he said. leak at 836 Main St. (Town) into areas I east of Kyrenia and into peachment, works in his office. He Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room will be happy battled island. required to stay in office. Tuesday, 10:30 p.rp. — grass Karavas, oiv the western side of the harbor called on all his 186 GOP colleagues in In other developments; to accept you and will usually suggest a future visit. M an Killed At the United Nations, Soviet Am­ Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, R-Calif., Lottery • At the White House, some of fire at 187 Spring St. (Town) bassador Yakov A. Malik rushed to the town. ' the House to “welcome and demand” Today, 7:45 a.m. — tree who led Nixon’s defense during the Nixon’s aides privately indicated they 6. The Manchester Medical Association is quite confident that all Kissinger Wiretap Role Probe Near End ORANGE (UPI) - Nicholas Security Council from vacation and vetoed Foreign Minister Dimmy Dimitriou ac­ President Nixon’s impeachment. He stump smoldering at 30 House Judiciary Committee sessions CONNECTICUT - 77655 now think it likely the House would persons in the community could have a primary medical doctor Diglio, 48, of Orange was killed a resolution calling for peace-keeping cused ’Turkey of “gross violations” of the said he issued that plea in response to Hemlock St. (Town) cease-fire but said Greek Clypriot troops which approved three articles of im­ MASSACHUSETTS - green 6779, vote to impeach him and he would or pediatrician if the above protocol is used. Fulbright did not make clear early today when he was struck forces to expand their duties on Cyprus in those who had called him “Judas yellow 620, blue 13 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The government officials were in­ SOUTH WINDSOR were undef orders not to engage the ’Turks peachment, said, “Everybody’s been face a Senate trial. whether he was backing away by a car as he was talking to a accordance with the Geneva peace agree­ Hogan’’ and "Benedict Arnold RHODE ISLAND — blue 213, green Senate Foreign Relations Com­ stituted upon requests from woman in another car at the in­ ’Tuesday, 8:01 p.m. — furnace ment. in battik telling me about Republican erosions • Two staunch conservatives. Sen. from previous support for Kissinger relayed through Hogan.” (UPI) 359469, gold 147281 mittee has heard from its last tersection of Rts. 34 and 152, backfired at 85 Ronda Dr. Immediately after the dramatic vote. but I don’t find any.” John G. Tower, R-Tex., and James B. B. In an Acute Situation When You Have No Physician Kissinger, saying, “I am not Haig. witness in the investigation of authorities said. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim said Allen, D-Ala., agreed with the position 1. Call the Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room and prepared to make any conclu­ President Nixon has accepted whether Secretary of State ’Turkey’s military commander on Cyprus explain your problem to the clerk or nurse on duty. sion yet.” responsibility for authorizing taken by Senate Democratic leaders Henry Kissinger told the truth had demanded U.N. withdrawal from Fulbright’s committee began the program, and Kissinger has that a ^ n ate trial need not stop and at his confirmation hearings ’Turkish enclaves. Waldheim said he had 2. The person on duty will confer with the physician on duty and the review of Kissinger’s role testified he only supplied the Democrats Name Cummings, Mahoney, FitzGerald start over again if it lasts into the next last year. Pinehurst no choice but to comply. you will either be given the list of doctors who will answer your after the secretary threatened names of some persons to be Congress in January. Chairman J. William In Moscow, the official Soviet news By SOL R. COHEN District 12, and only those residing in call; or, if it is deemed necessary, you will be told to come in June to resign unless cleared wiretapped. (Cummings, in his acceptance speech, • White House lawyer James D. St. Fulbright, D-Ark., said Summer Speciah... agency Tass said Malik “foiled the Manchester Democrats Wednesday Voting Districts 3-4-6-8 chose the nominee Democratic votes cast in the Assembly directly to the emergency room. of allegations he did not tell the “I think a very unfortunate said, “I have the highest respect for Mr. Clair disclosed there was a five- Tuesday that the key issue is an attempts” by some NATO members to im­ night nominated William FitzGerald in Assembly District 13. District election in November 1972 (about truth in sworn testimony that semantic difference has arisen [~ With this coupon and a $5.00 purchase, buy Bletchman and those who supported him 200), plus a $25 filing fee. minute gap in one of the 20 presiden­ "unfortunate semantic he did not order the taps. pose a change in the U.N. role without for re-election as Manchester judge of Those in Voting District 1 represent The Manchester Medical Association will continue to make which will be difficult to I 1 QUARTJAR OF and I ask for their support.” Judge FitzGerald was nominated by difference” in Kissinger’s Asked if he had reassessed “sufficient sounding out.” Assembly District 14 (all of South Windsor tial tapes given to U.S. District Court every effort to provide medical care to every person in the resolve,” said Fulbright. “I probate, Francis Mahoney for re- Pledging a “clean fight and a hard Rep. Mahoney, who pointed to “the testimony he never "initiated” h is resignation threat, In Athens, Greece’s new civilian govern­ and a portion of Manchester), and those in Judge John J. Sirica on Supreme community, and the above protocol is a good basis. If a patient asked him in September I HELLMANN’S election as state representative from fight,” he said, “In my 25 years in public excellent job by Bill FitzGerald, in the wiretaps of reporters and Kissinger said Tuesday night, ment began demobilizing its forces today, Voting District 9 represent Assembly Court orders. He said the tape ap­ cooperates by making arrangements for care with a physician whether he initiated any Assembly District 13, and Democratic life, there’s never been any shenanigans tradition of former Judge John Wallett.” government officials while he “What I do all depends on the I MAYONNAISE 12 days after ’Turkey’s invasion of Cyprus District 9 (part of East Hartford and part parently ran out and had to be before an acute emergency arises, he can obtain a doctor much headed the National Security wiretaps and his answer was Town Chairman Ted Cummings for resembling Watergate and there never Mahoney noted “the step forward” taken final verdict of the Foreign ^ for only...... brought the nation to the brink of war. of Manchester). r will be.” changed in mid-conversation. He also easier when one is needed in a hurry. The physicians of Council. ‘no.’ state representative from Assembly by FitzGerald in sch^uling Thuesday Relations Committee. But I do Britain, Greece and ’Turkey signed the Cummings, who announced his can­ asked that 48 minutes of tape be kept Manchester are certain that the vast majority of the community “I think he was thinking of He acknowledged, “I have no illusions night probate court sessions. White House chief of staff not think I will resign — as of Stock uponHC Juice* Geneva agreement ’Tuesday, imposing a District 12. didacy Monday, defeated Robert enjoys good medical coverage; but they will cooperate to extend ‘initiated’ as meaning the about this district — it will be a hard one to Seconding speeches for FitzGerald were from prosecutors on grounds oF Alexander M. Haig was the last now.” case of 12 46-oz. cans *4.72 They nominated incumbents Fred Bletchman, who had been a candidate that coverage to those without it. Mutual understanding and program. But if you think of it win. I pledge to you I’ll work hard, with by Pietrantonio, Hugh Ward, Henry executive privelege. ‘ witness Tuesday and said he FBI documents gathered in Nassiff and Albert Vincek and new can­ since June 12. The vote was 21 to 1. It had cooperation in this manner should provide each person in from the point of view of the in­ SHURFINE your help, to win it.” Becker and Matt Moriarty Jr. All stressed A spot check of House members generally supported Kissinger’s the course of the House im­ SHURFINE didate Robert Blanchard for justices of been 20 to 2 before one of Bletchman’s Manchester with satisfactory medical care and coverage. account of the wiretapping. dividuals (who were tapped) I peace. Bletchman was nominated by Robert his “compassion and service beyond call found scant support for a plan under peachment inquiry showed the BARTLEH backers switched to Cummings. ’The latter Tardiff, who said of him, “He is the kind (This has been published by The Manchester Evening Herald Haig was Kissinger’s deputy on don’t know how you can get STCWED Because the governor is a Republican, of duty.” which Nixon would call upon the 17 wiretaps on newsmen and abstained from voting. of candidate that attracts strong, grass as a public service, in cooperation with the Manchester Medical the council. away from saying he initiated PEARS TOMATOES Inside Today's the Republicans are allocated four Bletchman had the endorsement of the Judge FitzGerald, after a standing ova­ House to impeach him so as to settle certain present and former them.” roots following. He has the kind of openess Association.) justices and the Democrats three. The Democratic Qub of Manchester, but Cum­ tion for him, thanked the committee his fate speedily in the Senate. 2'A can 2 303 0 Q < and genuine concern for everyone’s 59< Democrats have had a justice vacancy mings had the votes of the Democratic members. “If not for the people in this cans problems that makes people trust him. Patrick Buchanan, White House since January 1973, when William DeHan Town Committee, which he has headed room, I wouldn’t be holding the office now Shurtine French Style “And that trust cuts across party labels, and seeking re-election.” speechwriter, said such a plan was Hrralfi passed away. To have filled the vacancy in since 1961. ’The seat in Assembly District “under active consideration.” age groups, economic groups, and ends up the interim would have required a 12 is held by Republican Donald Genovesi, He introduced his wife, Jonice, and their GREEN BEANS 2I55< with only one group — the group that daughters, Debra and Megan, and said the Area Profile...... Pages 6, 7 townwide election, at an estimated cost of who has announced he will not seek re- counts — the people.” . about $11,000. honor was the second for him in one day. CLEAR No Coupon...Just 60$ and a $5.00 purchase Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 9 election — after almost eight years in the Seconding speeches for Bletchman were Except for Cummings, all w ere post. Earlier, he had been elected vice presi­ WITH ANY $5.00 PURCHASE by Richqrd LaPointe, and James Holmes. Business Bodies...... Page 3 nominated by acclamation and without op­ dent of the Manchester Bar Association. Cummings was nominated by Joseph Bletchman said he will confer Friday LAND Pockett suspects ruled out . Page IS position — by the members of the Czerwinski, who stressed “the dedication He said he will start campaigning im­ night with his campaign committee, mediately, “because, that’s the only way 20%0FF Moriarty’s win division Page 13 Democratic Town Committee, meeting in and enthusiasm the town chairman has before announcing future plans. 0’ LAKES the Municipal Building Hearing Room. brought to the committee and the town — to win an election — by not taking anything I'' Gates race winner...... Page 13 Because the nomination Wednesday for granted,” and he pledged a campaign The entire town conunittee participated proof of his sincerity to work for the good night was by a town committee and not a BUHER w. ,b. Handball courts dedicated .. Page 13 in the nominations for judge of probate “which will preserve the dignity of the Sunny and quite warm today with highs of the party, the tqwn and the state.” convention, the 20 per cent delegate votes (Limit, please...1 lb. with each $5.00 purchase) and justices of peace. However, only those court and which will do nothing to demean near 90. G ear tonight lows in the 60s. Fair Personal Tees champs...... Page 13 Seconding speeches for Cummings came required for a primary is not in effect. To members residing in Voting Districts 2-5- continued quite warm Friday with highs Take one of these Hams to the shore and keep a couple In from Anthony Pietrantonio and James primary, Bletchman would need the SALE 7-10 chose the nominee in Assembly Tani. (See Page Eighteen) again near 90 except lower along the your refrigerator. signatures of five per cent of total shore. FULLY COOKED DUBUQUEHAM 4-lb. can only *4.59 each What a great For Summer Salad* TerlyakI time to come STAR KIST HAWAIIAN WHITE TUNA CeeXING SAUCE Bicycles Vital, home to 13-oz. can *1.35 „ 79* NEW Pennsylvania ADOLPH’S CHICKEN MARINADE ...... 29* House I Plnehurst WelcomeTToo^Tamp Customer*... | And Vulnerable Cherry Family CartonCai For Dishes By MALCOLM BARLOW away of the theft and gave them every CHEER $3.19 THRILL 22-o z. 59< Jullien Martin bought a lO^speed description he could of the bike in­ bike for $160 as one of his few expen­ cluding serial numbers. But the bike ifs bmbecM sive possessions. It was partly a has not turned up in the police bike and Frank Perdue sends us the freshest BARBECUE necessity as he used it to get to the storage room nor have they had any CHICKENS AND PARTS THAT YOU will find anywhere. jobs he has held while saving for clues to it. BARBECUE BROILERS KA« college. Mrs. Brown said she has heard of Split or Quartered...... lb. On July 18 in the afternoon someone groups of young people who load stole it. themselves in a car and drive around We wliriiave PERDUE FRESH ChVc KEN B R ^S T s! LEGS The 18-year-old youth became one of town. The car comes back to a home and WINGS. 244 people who have reported their and only the driver is in it. A short 935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER/643-5171 while later, the rest pf the car’s oc­ SELECTED LEAN, nNOER bicycles stolen since Jan. 1 this year, MASTER CHARGE/LAY-AWAYS cupants ride to the home on bikes the LONDON since only a total of 103 bikes have REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN CUBE been reported found, most of the vic­ neighbors never saw before. BROILS STEAKS tims have little hope of recovery, ac­ By the time someone thinks to b. <1.69 cording to police. notify the police, she said, the bikes lb. <1.69 Martin, of 165 Henry St., stopped in have all been broken down, repainted the Corner Memorial Store on Main and taken somewhere else. We will have Fresh, Small Spare Ribs, Short Ribs, Genuine Off. Holyfield said the police Spring Lamb Legs, Butterball Small Turkeys and Cornish St. for a few hours’ work. All five NOW SALE PRICED Hens... employes there ride bikes, including suspect most of the bike thieves are Two Other Pennsylvania House Cherry Occasional the manager, Mrs. Carol Brown. kids. They steal a bike largely for Table Groupings Also Available. piNEHURsf “We all bring the bikes in whenever “joy riding” and may take parts off it, Our 5 to the lb. patties are made by us from U.S. Choice we’re working,” Mrs. Brown said. junk it, or repaint it and sell it to Here is elegance and value in a dining room of rich solid cherry Lean Beef. “You can’t leave it out for a moment another kid. and selected veneers. And you really get your money’s worth. without someone taking it.” Martin said about 75 per cent of his LEA N PA niES...... ib.'1.39 Martin planned to go right back and friends have bikes now. It is their Pennsylvania House timeless designs will remain beautiful for DELUXE CHOPPED SIRLOIN P A H IE S .. ib.*1.89 get the bike but got busy with other main source of transportation. He said he was planning a trip to years to come. Also available, freshly frozen In 4-lb. boxes things. An hour later, he went for it and it was gone. Cape Cod the two weeks before The arched-door buffet holds compact storage; the Queen It is a burgundy color Schwinn Con­ college starts on their bikes. Now he Anne table opens to 74” to seat eight. Hurry in for great values It’* Sandwich Tlme...or serve this very lean, tinental with racing bars. Martin cannot go. now! Imported Boiled Ham with our Creamy Potato looked all over town for it, even going Martin also said most kids he knows Salad or Slaw. to the home of people he suspected obey the laws about bike use and ap­ Pennsylvania House NEW, IMPORTED BOILED H A M ...... ib.*1.89 may have taken it. But he had no prove the new police crackdown on COLORFUL, Land O’Lakes Cheese ...... ib. *1 .1 9 success. bike law traffic offenders. adaptions of historic AND FREE Off. Russell Holyfield, community Off. Holyfield said the department’s American tables and (A $3.00 VALUE) German Style Bclogna ...... ib. *1.49 relations officer at the police depart­ program on bike safety began July 8 The Pennsylvania House and is still too new to assess. commodes of solid Catalog. Bigger than ever. 216 ment, said, “A bike is easy to steal. pages packed with decorating Shop Pinehurst Thura, & FrL *til 9 This year’s bike thefts are not un­ He said that 13 warnings have been cherry and selected Ideas, full color and magnificent usually high.” issued to bike riders for violations. veneers. room settings. Pick up your PINEHURST He noted that even chaining the bike Nine of the warnings went to people copy at our store. to utility poles does not always work under 16 years of age. These nine also as bike thieves have been able to cut had a letter from Police Chief James GROCERY^ INC. Lt. Richard Sartor of the Manchester Police Department the chains, ^ n i the more expensive Reardon sent to their parents advising they are sold in auction. The next auction may be this fall them of the warning and urging them 302 Main • Corner Turnpike and Main checks out the latest addition to the bike storage room at the the bike, the lighter it is to carry depending on how crowded the room gets. (Herald photo by away. station. Bikes lost or stolen often end up here. If unclaimed, Barlow) Martin said he told police right (See Puge Eighteen)

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Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 87, Boston 86, answers or a revised picture to tion, Cardinal Management very best interests of our Undor 17 raquirn ■ccomp«nv*i'9 MAN DESTROYS Bevins)^*"^ equipment by the Manchester, Town Fire Department. (Herald photo by Chicago M, Cleveland 79, Dallas 94, Denver 85, Duluth 70, Houston 91, Jacksonville 91, College in Stratford. the designer or engineer. department. would become a wholly owned customers and our employes. R Fvtnt or Aduit Gu«rd(») (30) NEW TREASURE HUNT As a sales representative, he Kansas City 87, Little Rock 91, Los Angeles 80, Miami 89, Minneapolis 78, New Orleans 90, Abrahamson holds a MS in Keyles, a graduate of New subsidiary of CBT Corp. In Our association with CBT Corp. (40) DRAGNET had the highest dollor produc­ computer science and a BS in York University, received his making the announcement, will give us the needed New York 87, Phoenix 105, San Francisco 74, Seattle 80, St. Louis 86 and Washington 87 tion in the office. He has been degrees. physics from the University of law degree from Columbia James F. English Jr., chairman resources to expand our ser­ Police Report with Metropolitan less than a Massachusetts. University School of Law. He of CBT Corp., said that, "We vices to both existing and poten­ , NO ONE UNDER 17 A D M ITTED year. — 8:00 — He is a resident of Ellington. joined the company in 1969 as are very enthusiastic about tial customers.” (A ft limit moy vmy (3) THE WALTONS an attorney and was named joining forces with Cardinal in cortam araad Owner Sells Land (8-40) TEMPERATURES Youth Faces Kidnap Count At Burr Corners Theetre Time Schedule - MPAA RISING ^ (18) SHARING OUR FAITH Charles Schnier of West Hart­ (20-22-30) MAC DAVIS ford, owner of the Burr Comers MANCHESTER Aiden N. Dockery, 20, of 232 Police were notified soon (24) EVENING AT POPS Shopping Area, has sold the Burnside Theater — “Andy Daniel B. Wilson, 18, of 139 E. Swamp Rd., Coventry was after but could find the Manchester Drive-In — “Son land, without any buildings, to Warhol’s Frankenstein,” 7:30- - 8:30 - Main St., Rockville was arrested Wednesday at 8:55 youths. Hansen was able to of Flubber,’’ 8:25; “Superdad,” the Society for Savings. Papers 9:30 9:20 (8-40) FIREHOUSE arrested at 1:09 a.m. today and p.m. as he sat on the wall at walk around and refused filed with the Manchester town Showplace Theatre — U.A. East 1 - “For Pete’s — 9:00 — charged with first-degree Center Park on Main St. and medical attention. clerk indicate the sales price at “Italian Graffiti,” 7:30-9:15 NO' (3) MOVIE attempted kidnapping. was charged with possession of Sake,” 7:15-9:10 Police say Wilson allegedly $250,000. Schnier is retaining Blue Hills Drive-In — "A Streetcar Named Desire" liquor on town property. Court A 15-year-old youth was ownership of the buildings and "Claudine,” 8:45; “Last U.A. East 2 — “Claudine,” walked behind a young woman is Aug. 12. stopped today at 3:47 a.m. on on Center St. in front of Arthur Main St. at Flower St. by Society for Savings is leasing American Hero,’’ 10:40 7:30-9:20 (8-40) KUNG FU him the land to the end of the Vernon Cine 1 — “Butch U.A. East 3 — “Terminal Treachers restaurant, grabbed Neighbors told police they Patrolman Gary Benson. The” (18) WFL FOOTBALL year 2039. Cassidy & the Sundance Kid,” Man,” 7:30-9:30 her hands and held them behind heard and saw a man break the youth had no identification. Southern California Sun vs. The 26-acre shopping center 7:10-9:10 Meadows Drive-In — “Super her back and pulled her toward glass of Pat’s Barber Shop at 2 In talking with the youth, it Soulhmen at Memphis the restaurant parking lot was opened formally in mid- Vernon Cine 2 — “ Super Cops,'’ 8:45; “ White Light­ 1^1 f4Sr WNDSOR (20-22-30) IRONSIDE Depot St. and then enter the was found he had runaway from saying, “Come on. Let’s go for June 1966. Cops,” 7:30-9:20 ning,” 10:35 no I DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 (24) INTERNATIONAL shop at 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. his Milford, Mass, home '■S a ride.” PERFORMANCE They said they did not have a Wednesday afternoon and Driver Charged The woman yelled for help phone and so waited until 7:30 hitchhiked to Manchester. His Choose I r ^ j P i i and struggled until she broke a.m. to notify police. mother came to Police In Fatal Crash - 10:00 - CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias The free. She went to someone'at One neighbor said a police Headquarters and picked him David Watson, 26, of NOW (8-40) STREETS OF SAN Willie’s Steak House who car was in the area but they up at 6:45 a.m. Fieldstene Lane, Coventry has Roral Print or Gingham FRANCISCO GLORIOUS EMPORIUM helped her contact police. were afraid to tell him of the been charged with misconduct (20-22-30) NBC NEWS Check FMhion Sheets NOW Police stopped Wilson after break as the man inside might Two young males smashed with a motor vehicle in connec­ CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD PRESENTS he was spotted a few minutes have a gun. the front windshield of the car tion with the investigation of a • Floral Twin (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED & PME ST., MANCHESTER • 649-7782 ON later in the parking lot at Pat Margiotta, shop owner, of John Magowan of 23 Laurel fatal accident in Bolton on June Flat or Fitted — 10:30 - David’s restaurant in the said about |10 in change was St. Wednesday at 9 p.m. They 16. • Gingham Tw in (24) JOURNEY TO JAPAN Parkade in his car. missing. Several windows and a ran from the scene. Watson was the driver of a Flat or Fitted Wilson was presented in Cir­ lock were broken. pickup truck that collided HU CANNON - 11:00 — cuit Court 12 in Manchester this •Floral Full Flat or (8-22-30-40) NEWS Someone with an ice pick headon with a car being driven Neighbor! EASTHARTFORD (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT noontime where bond was set at A group of boys with a BB gun punctured a tire on the car of by Raymond Wogman of c Gingham Tremendcus 115,000 surety. He failed to post Mrs. Russell Nettleton of 21 Fernwood Dr., Bolton. Full Flat or Fitted... DRIVE-IN ★ RT.5 — 11:30 - accidentally shot and broke the ’The Supreme Court has ShearecH^elour f o r it and was taken to the correc­ Conway Rd. where she had Wogman’s wife, Mary, was (3) NEWS windshield of a van owned by ruled that the Glorious always tion center in Hartford to wait parked it Wednesday in the killed in the accident and < TONITE $2.00 (PQ) (8-40) WIDE WORLD one of their neighbor’s, William Emporium is not obscene. Towel Ensemble 1ST • Floral Cases, 42’’x36” for his next court date Aug. 12. commuter lot at Burr Comers Wogman and two other SPECIAL Borkowski of 119B Downey Dr. We may be X-rated by QUALITYJ • «in g n a m Cases, 42”x36*’ MITCH ami MD AM BAiWI sometime between 8 a.m. and 5 passengers were injured. Assortments (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON The boys came forward and Good Housekeeping, look­ Pkg. of 2, Reg. 2.99...... ^ Thomas Ferrer, 18, of 48 p.m. Watson was also seriously in­ "BUTCH CASSIDY AND admitted the act. The parents ed down upon by the high B ath 2 371 White floral design on oacjtoi ...... Pkn.ofz Spruce St. and Francisco Reg. 3.49...... ■ | of a 16-year-old and a 14-year-old VERNON jured and just recently dis­ THE SUNDANCE KID' MoHet, 17, of 48 Oak St. were charged from the hospital. priced stores, and disre- NEWMAN A REDFORD said their sons did the actual Philip A. Stoddard, 22, of 174 S r e a d c o ^ ^ arrested Wednesday at 7:48 He was released on his p rd ed by the Social Reg­ Hand, Reg. 2.29...... 1 .7 7 of the shootin„ and they would split Maskill Rd., South Windsor was 1st 1st p.m. in Center Park off Main promise to appear in Circuit ister, but we try to redeem ourselves by peddling RUM tlie cost of the windshield. arrested by Vernon Police this Wash, Reg. 99'...... 87*^ ‘ Jw '’a*' -VY v T ___ St. and charged with possession Borkowski said he did not want Court 12, Manchester, Aug. 19. merchandise garnered from insurance companies, of liquor on town property. morning on a Tolland County 1 / **■ 2 1 ” x 2 7 ” to press charges. Superior Court bench warrant bankruptcies, closeouts, and salvage claims at prices Velour reverses to terry; real beauties to Chatham 'They are scheduled to appear in way below what the fancy stores get you for. And we add elegance to your bathroom! Attrac­ Newest Circuit Court 12 on Aug. 12. charging him with illegal sale Marte Elected Standard / TOP THRILLER (R) of controlled substance Bar President offer you a real no-hard-time money back guarantee tive two-tone jacquards, very absorbent. Rose Fern I ' A TRUE STORY (marijuana) and illegal posses­ within 30 days if the product does not please you in Polyester The BB gun, bent beyond The Manchester Bar Associa­ This printing test pattern is sion of controlled substance. every way. Try our friendly place — it’s a good hedge Blanket repair by one of the parents, tion chose officers for 1974-75 Bed Pillow ^ “THE SUPER COPS” part of The Herald quality con­ Police said the alleged against inflation these days. Warmest was turned over to police for Wednesday and named Paul H. 99« All Times trol program in order to give offense occurred in, April. In disposal. Police informed the Marte its president. He had you one of the finest lieu of posting a $2,000 bond, people that the firing of BB been serving as vice president. Reg. Reg. XTRA SHOWS MDMTE SAT. newspapers in the nation. Stoddard will be arraigned in guns is against town law. Marte succeeds Ronald Jacobs 2.69 7.99 court today. 1 . 9 9 5 .9 9 1 CHI CM2 as president. Winter n r r o ic u n r ‘nra c o p r Milton Anderson, 22, of Hart­ Queen, 21 ” x31 ’’, Reg. 3.69...... 2 .4 9 Fiberwovenj*' for long wear and warmth. Peter Hansen of 156 Benton Named vice president was ford was arrested Wednesday Corded floral tickings with non-allergenic Fiberfixed avoids shedding; nylon bound, PHONEiM9-9333 St. told police he was taking his Judge of Probate William E. night on la warrant issued by polyester filling. machine washable. nightly stroll about 1 a.m. FitzGerald, who had been Circuit Court 12 charging him Wednesday on E. Center St. secretary. Francis C. Shea, who Outerwear :SHCIWCAM CIN tH A f IM 4 with disorderly conduct in con­ when three youths struck him had been treasurer, was named - l-84EXIT5B-SILVEnUNE-ROBERTSST. nection with the investigation Damask • EASTHARTFORD • 2SHR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 and knocked him down. One secretary. The treasurer’s spot of an incident that took place in ; ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING • We Honor MASTER ( youth then jumped in the air for 1974-75 will be filled li^n. Hi Fashion Poppy Permanent May and involved a complaint Design and kicked the man in the back. The association’s actions took Your c of a female companion. Bath Ensemble Press place at its annual outing, held Decorator Anderson was released on a at Garden Grove. Decorative CJ[i;\THEATRES EAST $400 non-surety bond for 21”x34” O 0 7 Draw VIDQLI TPKf WANCHlSUHSH P4RK40l*Ln appearance in Circuit Court 12, Tier Youngsters Tax Flap Rockville Aug. 20. About Town Reg. 3.9 9 ...... ■ Drapes Kimberley Nielsen, of Laural I HARTFORD (UPI) - Forty- Curtains Lane, South Windsor was Members of Manchester I 27’’X45” , Reg. 6.99 ...... 5 . 9 7 one new General Motors buses charged with failure to grant Barracks, World War I bought by the state to replace 1 4 7 .liNVlMitB Uii^t.Ti iiUli PO right of. way to a vehicle not Veterans, and Auxiliary are Lid, Reg. 1.99...... •.■Tf Will Need old ones in Connecticut cities obliged to stop in connection reminded of the Department of Ipe^EDHIiE SEBHL: are standing idle because of a Connecticut meeting Sunday at 5’x6’ Wall to Wall, Reg. 15.99 ...... 1 3 . 4 7 with the investigation of a two- Here’s my 1007o incomplete list of what we expect to 1 iTHETEHiaiMfllCTfl^ quandry on what to do about a car accident Wednesday on 2 p.m. at Rocky Hill Veterans Rich nylon/Dacron" blend in brijiiant col­ 6 3 ” , Reg. 6.99. 5 . 8 8 2 4 ” , Reg. 2.79. '. FROM HTFD. sales tax on the vehicles. The offer this weekend, and don’t tell my wife if I miss a 2.22 EXIT 58 Windsorville Rd., Rockville. Home and Hospital. ored poppy design. Add a stunning deco­ Soon buses were ordered in the name Police said the Nielsen car Refreshments will be served few hundred things. rative touch to the bath. 30”,Reg.2.99.....2:44 36”, Reg.3.19...2.661 of the Connecticut Co., a 84” , Reg. 7.99 " 5 * 5 BURNSIDE AVE., E. HTFD. • PARKInT* 528-3333 collided with one being driven after the meeting. Usually US 6.88 tear I private corporation being sub­ _ Valance, Reg. 1.99...... 1.66 by Robert Garber of East Hart­ .60—Gurley Candle Sets...... 38 ■f the msil sidized by the state. But ealraosiMily ^ndyUlarbol^ ford. No injuries were reported. Lutz Junior Museum closed .69—Household Handy W ipes...... 30 Foam lined, washable, shrinkproof, no-iron! Nubby decorative texture in white and ac­ ■rasMiiM the company wants assurance Miss Nielsen is scheduled today for extensive renovations 1.75—Cotton Swabs - 500 ...... 88 Valencia style made with Fiberglas yarns by cent colors. Solid sheer Fortrel" machine that the price tag of about |5 ' tiricevtr to appear in Circuit Court 12, and exhibit changes. It will 4.50-Goodyear & Red Ball Sneakers ...... 1.80 PPG Industries washable, no-iron. Youth Centre & aaltadiW'' million plus the $300,000 sales Rockville Aug. 20. reopen Sept. 15. Trankcnstein tax will be pick^ up by the 3.98—155”x42’ Carpet Tape...... 1.87 Master Charge may ( t ) 1.09—Black Electrical Tape...... 80 MOMIMKI 7:30-9:30 state before the deal is com­ DUCK PRINTS IIAMHITTB pleted. State officials, who .49-Electric Ground Adapters ...... 2 for .48 be deferred, or a con­ WRKHIlin .don’t want the state to ul­ .80-Orlon Yarn in Colors...... 88 Cotton and SUN. BARGAIN MATWEES 55 PRICE'TIL 3:301 50% Polyester/50% Cotton venient layaway plan timately pay a sales tax to 3.2^Fake Fur R u g s...... 1.87 that requires only a EXTRA SHOW! SAT. at 12 MDMOHT thrifty itself, plan to ask GM to change SHABOO of WILLIMANTIC 4.49-Fieldcrest Twin Sheets...... 2.87 the billing from the bus com­ 5.40-Fieldcrest Double Sheets ...... 3.87 KILT PLAINS small deposit is pany to the state. presents 1.19—Jell-0 155 lb. s iz e ...... 75 Extra Plush Shag 50% Polyester/50% Cotton available. MANCHESTER , TONIGHT The thrifty way to 149.95— Pine Student D esk ...... 74.80. \HILDREN SOc shop Is to plan ahead, 649.95— Pine Table w/6 Chairs ...... 287.80 Scatter Rugs KILT PRINTS . DRIVE-IN/R0UTES6&44A: T H ^ H O W ONLYI thus avoiding spur-of- 99.50-9’xl2’ Cabin Tent ...... 58.80 50% Polyester/50% Cotton ALL FAMILY...ALL FUN...ALL DISNEY! the-moment purchases IMOR'THB/XS’r FREDDIE KING 4.S9—Tru-Tes* White P aint...... gal. 2.88 which can eat up a U’TIUTIES Plus disposable diapers (newborn, daytime & over- Enfield budget. nite), paperback books, earrings & jewelry, household 21” x36” B ra id e d YOUR CHOICE THE CONHECTICUT LIOHT AHD POWER COMPANY ^^The Texas CannonhalV^ THE HAATFOPO ELECTRIC LIOHT COMPANY brushes, garden & bug sprays, carpet, toys, greeting Reg. 4.99...... Bloomfield WESTERN MASSACHUSEHS ELECTRIC COMPANY 3.94 C h a ir P ads And the thrifty way to HOLYOKE WATER POWER COMPANT cards, records, automotive coumpounds, wax, drain find a cash buyer for NORTHEAST UTILITIES SERVICE COMPANY Manchester cleaner, spray starch and oven cleaner, stereo, 27” X45’?,.Reg. 6.99...... 5 .4 4 Reg. items you bought and THURSDAY, AUG. 1st COMMON SHARES DIVIDEND speakers & changers. So come visit and see. 1.49 never use is to turn to 34” x54” , Reg. 11:99...... 9 .4 4 West Hartford Admission $2,00 The coffee will be delicious, complimentary and Each ' ■ . Each a low -cost W ant A d. the Board of Trustees 1 . 7 7 iias declared a quarterly FBI. & SAT., AUG. 2nd & 3rd ready, and we’ll really enjoy seeing you and your Textured 1'00% Cu Pont Dacron": Real colonial beauties to co^ (deal for clothes or de­ Bristol dividend of 25.41 cents per wallet. polyester pile..Duragon rubber backing, share on the outstanding Admission $3.00 ordinate vyith' braided rugs. corating: all 45 inches wide Common Shares, payable fringed oblongs. Assorted colors. - - and washable, of course. Avon/Simsbury September 30,1974 to Remember our Exhausting shareholders of record at the close of business on 423-0078 Hours; ’Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 Wethersfield She Heralb September 1,1974. to 9, Fridays 10 to 9 and 3WAYSTQ CHARGE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LEONARD A. O'CONNOR. ID'S Pl0St9 Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re SALE: THURS. thru s a t ; ^ toNKlMEBICMD MANCHESTER PHONE 643-2711 Treasurer resting less! Mon., thru Fri. 10 a m. to 9:30 p.m. fODASSISrAHCCIMHACIMaVOUHAD July 30, 1974 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. c PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1. 1974— PAGE FIVE

iHanrlirstpr lirralli Beetles Build Pesticides Resistance PARK MU-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP WEEKEND SPECIALI Founded OcL J, 1881 NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Two used for controlling the insects Oriental beetles live in the soil Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their widely used controls for in grass. and feed on the roots of grass. Daisies Co., Herald Square,' Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Japanese and oriental beetles Japanese beetles are Tests on a New Haven area p.m. should telephone the circulation appearing in great numbers on 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). have been losing their effec­ golf course which has been *1.49 per bu n ch Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9^. tiveness against the insect a wide variety of plants, treated wth chlordane over the days and holidays. Entered at the pests, the Connecticut following an increasing trend years shows that the grubs have Member Audit Bureau of Circulation over the past few years. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Agricultural Experiment Sta­ developed resistance to the (Cssh and Cany) tion said Wedne^ay. Dunbar has attributed the in­ pesticide. cond Class Mail Matter. for Resistance to the chemical creased population to favorable Beetle grubs at an untreated FLOWCaa and ARRANaeueNTa SVtRY OCCASIOM . .. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester. Publishing Co. chlordane and a much lower in­ weather conditions and lowered New Haven park are still killed 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 effectiveness of chlordane and assumes no financial responsibility for cidence of milky spore disease by chlordane, they said. One ___FREEJpelivery ft Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. among beetle grubs has been the milky spore disease. subsitute for chlordane is typographical errors appearing in adver­ Suggested Carrier Rates found, entomologists Dennis Similar trends have been diazinon, they said. Other tisements and other reading matter in Dunbar and Raimon Beard reported in New York and Ohio, pesticides are needed to control Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. said. he said. the adult beetles, they said. One M onth...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Both pesticides are widely The grubs of Japanese and Single C opy...... 15( three full days prior to publication. Read Herald Ads By Carrier, W eekly...... 75( Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon One Y e a r...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. m Mail Hales Upon Request

§ 1 J- Cyprus May Lose Freedom

The island of Cyprus seems to have The independent regime of ‘ -.t. taken a step backwards in history Makarios was created in 1960 and its ...... with the overthrow of Archbishop integrity guaranteed by Great Bri­ Save to 60% Makarios and what may well be the tain, Greece and Turkey. O®^ final end of the independent state which Evidently the military junta in Super was created in 1960. Greece inspired the Greek national Value Clearance Cyprus has had relatively few eras guard officers whb led the revolt Beauty Among the Lily Pads (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Ladies’ i of independence in its long history against the republic. lii:! TOPS •Jjge Selection which dates back to it being a Phoeni­ Militarily Turkey is much the Orig. to 7.99 Of Spring and cian possession. It was variously stronger of the two nations and this Fresh Coat of Tar ruled by Assyrians, Egyptians, Rome, has been shown by the easy invasion • S u m m e r Syria, Greece, Turkey and Great Bri­ of Cyprus by Turkish forces who now Open Forum i'll' This young man is brushing tar onto the roof of 687 Main St. to seal it. This view was taken tain. claim a corridor to Nicosia, the from the front of The Herald looking past the flag pole, over The Herald’s roof, and to the Situated between the Greeks and capital. Capital back end of the three-story, brick store and apartment building. (Herald photo by Barlow) the Saracens and the third largest Through the efforts of the UN and Reappoint Lingard Drastic reductions on island in the Mediterranean, it has Secretary of State Henry Kissinger a short sleeve knit lops Dear sir: Andrew Tally been fought over since before the time ministration, finance, supervi­ Fare Thompson Named in sizes 34 to 40. cease fire has been achieved, albeit a With each reading of the have not agreed or cohesively sion and public relations which functioned with the fire chief. M Vi Ofig. of Christ. shaky one. U.S. interest lies in the several letters print^ in the To League Post t*'* V 10.99 well qualify thein to oversee However, if my house were Alliance with Greece, or enosis, has Open Forum authored by Mr. Manchester Mayor John Ladies’ to fact that Cyprus contains NATO bases E i^ th District affairs. It is the burning, 1 would want Ted A : SAFE LIVING and Ms. Robert A. Colby of 404 Thompson has been named to opinion of this writer that the PANTS 16.99 long been a Greek ambition, since and a shift in power there could affect Summit St., concerning the Lingard there. I would like to the National League of Cities’ attempts to slander these three CLEARANCE four fifths of the Cypriots are of June 19 Eigh^ Utilities District believe that the Board of Direc­ MANCNESTED PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE committee on transportation. the Atlantic Alliance. gentlemen thru innuendo and Ford Is Mister Clean m Annual Meeting, I have found tors, at the August meeting, His appointment was an­ Greek ancestry. It has been at least intimidation are infantile and Reg. to 11.99 This latest chapter may result in my reaction intensifying. My will be able to put aside any pet- ••••••••...... nounced by Los Angeles Mayor equally undesirable to Turkey since inane. ty differences and WASHINGTON - It seems he would be the perfect Men’s Sport & Dress Shirts, partition of thcTslqhd into two parts, initial emotion of mild amuse­ Barbeques noticed about barbeques is that Tom Bradley, president of the M uueiateaceta*tl%®rs^^'^' jersey. desses sniin °^°'y®sterandof, ment over the suggestion that Ms. Colby makes several ac­ anymositites, reappoint Chief impossible not to be fascinated Republican candidate if Sen. league. the island is only 43 miles south of that one Turkishyone^eek. It would be a Why not have some friends or it’s fairly easy for someone to Ribknit Turtlenecks and _-'«esand^;oren'^-n,.s^e3 district telephones were tapped curate statements regarding Lingard, then strive to bring with the chances of Vice Presi­ Teddy Kennedy gets the . The transportation com­ I. relatives over for a barbecue get burned. Take precautions to nation and possession by a power far more >fneasy situation than the has expanded to vigorous an­ district administration. She is about a working rapport that dent Gerald Ford becoming the Democratic nomination. These mittee is deeply involved with Never-lron Shorty Pajamas quite correct when stating that will benefit the district. next President of the United experts don’t kid themselves. this weekend? It’s a good way prevent this nasty type of acci­ which might be an enemy has been short-lived republic. noyance caused by the to renew acquaintances in a dent. those policy Issues which Your Choice OffI SOur Y fJ P 44 aforementioned writers con­ the district public works and Mention has also been made States. He has everything going They know the issue in 1976 will recommend inovation and fleg. Low pTices resisted. casual, relaxed setting—name­ 1. ) Keep children away from |FamoUS fire department are subor­ concerning the need for for him. be personal morality, and there maintenance of effective tran­ Every short sleeve sport or tinual out-of-context quotes, ly, your own back yard, the barbeque pit — it’s not a misquotes, and maligning dinate to the board of directors restructuring of the election Or, as a White House aide is no Chappaquiddick in Ford’s sit systems thoughout the na­ dress shirti Coat or middy Terrific values! S i i i t d ^ id e s , everybody knows that good place to play. Burned statements concerning the an­ and not seperate entities. In procedure at the district annual close to Richard Nixon put it: past. Says one supporter of tion. shorty pajama. Poly/ cotton Various styles and fjff i the man of the house gets to hands and fingers can ruin your turtle! Ribknit. colors in the nual meeting, the district fire turn, let us not forget, the direc­ meeting to include a method “The clever SOB can’t lose un­ Barry Goldwater: “For God’s “The emphasis on mass tran­ show off his culinary skills — party. group; sizes America’s Siberia tors are responsible to the assuring that only eligible voers less somebody from the FBI sake, I don’t think Gerry Ford sit,” explained Thompson, “has department, its chief, and the and that’s not something that 2. ) Make sure that the Reg. 1 8 to 16. taxpayers of the district for cast ballots. This lack of voter finds him in a hotel room with a has kissed anybody but his wife accelerated the need for the 7.99 three men who were elected to happens every day. barbeque grill is not near the Talk about tapes and startling “We never told anyone at the time providing the best possible ser­ regulation has been cited topless dancer. He’s doing for 20 years.’’ development of improved the district board of directors. Entertainment is easy to game area. There’s nothing like vice. As of this writing, I do not previously without subsequent everything the boss did, only Ford is also a fresh face. transportation facilities so revelations thereon. The recently about not knowing what Camp David It is this feeling of annoyance, arrange, too! How about a a hot ending to a cool game. believe that the entire board actions taken place. Mr. 0>lhy better, and he may only have to There is nothing wrong with vitally essential to the efficient coupled with frustration, that game of badminton or croquet 3. ) Beware of flare-ups published second and last volume of was,” says K. “I can laugh at it now, has fulfilled this obligation. The never considered contesting an stand still to become Goldwater and Reagan as true- flow of individuals and goods. It Ladies’ has sufnciently motivaW me or, if you’re entertaining an when lighting the fire. If you Men’s but I’m a little bit ashamed. It shows failure to reappoint Fire Chief election that his father-in-law President.” blue Republicans except that is a critical task, in which cities “Khrushchev Remembers,” based on to take pen in hand. ambitious gang, there’s always use starter fluid, follow the Cool Ladies’ I feel that it is only fair to Granville Lingard is not in the won on the grounds of possible To put it in specifics, Ford is they are shopworn. 'They’ve have a major stake." T a n k T o p s the taped memoirs of the late Soviet how ignorant we were in some best interest of the people and ineligible voters casting running around the country been around the track too often. baseball. If you or a guest can directions on the can. Perma Press AINn-One identify Mr. and Mrs. Colby. play the guitar, you can have a 4. ) Don’t add more fluid to premier, contains this hard-to-believe respects.” Ms. Joan Colby is the daughter property of the district. None of ballots. The June election was collecting lOU’s, just as Nixon Chuck Percy? In that last did between 1964 and '68. At this sing along. Maybe you have a the coals later because the s le e p w e a r Camp David was, and is, of course, and Mr. Colby the son-in-law of the dissenting directors could conducted in the traditional Gallup Poll, the handsome Body peek inside the Kremlin: swimming pool where your flames may travel back to the Reg. defeated incumbent district find fault with the direction manner but hopefully future writing, he has traveled more Illinois senator got only 4 per Herald 'Reg. 2.99 to 4.99 Khrushchev recalls his delight when the presidential retreat just outside Chief Lingard has given the fire elections will be executed with than 100,0(XI miles in a zig-zag cent of the vote, trailing even guests can soak themselves can and leave you holding a 2.99 Briefers director Harold Osgood Sr. This after they’ve managed to cover bomb in your hands. in 1959, President Dwight D. Washington, as any halfway compe­ department during the past six more appropriate organization. tour of the nation, making the former Democrat, John Yesterdays fact may tend to slant the themselves with a liberal 5. ) Use barbeque tools with Reg. 5.99 objectivity of the Colby’s years. To the contrary, these I agree with Ms. Colby’s speeches for dozens of Connally, who polled 5 per cent. w Cool, popular style in Eisenhower invited him to visit the tent spy could have learned just by coating of mustard and wooden handles. Keep your 25 Years Ago wanted solids or jac- perspective on the outcome of board members have com­ assertion that, "We do not need Republican candidates. If the I don’t know whether Gerry ketchup. hands safe. Several members of the Red guards. Many colors. United States. Only the year before he reading a newspaper. the June election. It is difficult plimented the chief and the a Watergate in the City of House impeaches President Ford can go the distance. He’s The only bothersome thing 6. ) Keep a fine extinguisher Men Social Club enjoy a full day for me to identify district department on many occasions Village diarm ,” and that the Nixon and the Senate convicts always had it pretty soft in his had attained the pinnacle of the Soviet In view of such Soviet ignorance about having a backyard handy in case of flare-ups.' of deep sea fishing off Niantic, to politics and the Watergate af­ for outstanding service both to confidence of the Eighth District him, Ford gets into the White Michigan Congressional dis­ Walk or Tennis hierarchy. about America, which could no doubt barbeque is that sometimes 7. ) Don’t put the grill near the returning with a large barrel of fair as being analogous. Both the district and to the town. I voters should be restored. To House on a pass. trict. But I wish Jimmy the people don’t enjoy themselves house because stray sparks striped bass and black fish. But Khrushchev was also nervous be matched by instances of American Mr. Osgood and Mr. Hankinson fail to see why a personality accomplish this goal, the Consider the latest Gallup Greek would put out a winter Shorts conflict between the fire chief Segretti type statements will Poll, which found Ford the first book on the 1976 Presidential as much as they should because could ignite your house. Local American Legion about the invitation. In spite of all ef­ ignorance about Russia, one is (two of the candidates defeated they’ve had an accident. 8. ) Make ||ure the fire is out Auxiliary receives the Mary for district office) are fine and and several district directors have to cease and Granville choice among both Republicans election. I think I could make a and Independents as the GOP’s Barbeque accidents are fairly before yoi/throw away the Thiesen plaque for donating forts of Soviet intelligence, he tempted to believe that only Divine honorable men who served the should impair the safety of all Lingard should be reappointed bundle on Ford at, say, 6 to 1 Presidential nominee in 1976. odds. common, not to mention fairly coals. P|t ashes and more hours of service at the Providence has kept either side from district well; however, this district residents. as fire chief. Then all parties Reg. to couldn't find out what, or where. Ford got 27 per cent of the injurious to the victim. You extinguishes coals in a metal Newington Veterans Hospital Dainty gowns and i does not infer that the three The board has failed to reap­ concerned, directors, chief, 8.99 Camp David was. He suspected it pushing the nuclear button during any want to do your best to keep container J/fr disposal. than any other unit. 1 fetching baby dolls : men who were chosen by pop­ point the chief, yet has not firemen, and citizens may con­ Republican votes, compared Flattering yet comfort­ with only 16 per cent each for your guests happy, so why not Have ^ n at your barbeque The Rev. Dr. Watson Deluxe polyester doub­ in solids and might be some kind of place of exile one of a number of crises in the past ular vote to serve on the board produced a replacement with tinue with the task at hand: The prints. Sizes S. M, »-,y able one piece bra and Sen. Barry Goldwater and I Today’s plan safety into your program? and keep yourself and your Woodruff, former pastor of leknit walk shorts or girdle in white or nude, 32 of directors are not equally equal qualifications of orderly and safe stewardship of iLandXL. and that the proposal to take him couple of decades. C alifornia’s Gov. Ronald One thing you may have guests from becoming accident Center Congregational Church poly/cotton tennis shorts. Iij' to 38, A, B, C. honorable or will serve any less experience and knowledge of the Eighth UtiUties District. Reagan. He got 20 per cent of victims. retires from the Avon there was a clever insult. diligently or aggressively. All fire technology, control and Sincerely yours, I Thought the Independent votes, with Congrational Church. three gentlemen, Messrs. prevention. I have been a dis­ Thomas R. Moore Ladies 38 Strong St. Reagan and New York’s Gov. Lassow, Marvin and Massaro trict volunteer fireman for These are some of the many Summer several years, on occasion I Manchester Nelson Rockefeller getting only Boys’ Denim Early Bird The Mourning Period Is Over have backgrounds in ad­ things Public Records 10 Years Ago r-.ri Hats 13 per cent each. That I should like to know: State Public Works Com- Western to $2 Back-To-School Well, you say, that doesn’t Just what is up above the Marriage Licenses misioner Timothy J. Murphy Summer scarf hats, tennis hats make him a shoo-in. Maybe not, Warranty Deeds S h irt and bathing caps Originally to Specials! earth Charles Schnier to Society for Leonard John Anderson Jr., confirms report local offices of $3 but a review of Gallup surveys And what is down below? 116 Center St., and Lucy Acelin State Employment Service not Girls’ Knit We Have A Vandalism Problem since 1938 shows that the can­ Savings, land only.(no J a c k e ts Beach Bags & { buildings) at Burr Corners Beaudry, 184 Center St., Aug. moving from Main St., but Straw Totes Turtleneck To the editor: didate in the top position at the There are so many, many 26. Welfare Department office in and J e a n s was repaired by the Jaycees at demise of the bridge as were beginning of the Congressional things Shopping Area, off. Tolland Reg. to $3 The Town of Manchester is additional material cost to the Bradford Wayne Black, same block will move to larger and several other members of our election year usually gets his That I should like to know; Tpke., $250,000. SrBs Also Summer vinyl bags! Our J Shirts indeed fortunate. Most needs Norwich, and Deborah Lynn quarters in new Parkade. bwest prices of the season! citizens of town. Then, after an organization. Perhaps with party’s nomination two years Just why is it that we are here Richard A. and Barbara M. Reg. 6-9® and wants of its citizens are onslaught of graffiti, the bridge Hey, East Hartford, Aug. 23, Pull-On proper lighting, with better sur­ later. More important is the • And where are we to go? Jones to William F. Batsie Jr. Ladies supplied by a municipal govern­ was burned by vandals to the South United Methodist Church. veillance, the loss would not political fact of life that no And who is God and what is and Denise M. Batsie, property Fashion Slacks ment that takes the time to point where the structural in­ Building Permits O p have happened, certainly not Republican Presidential can­ Death at 113 Deepwood Dr., $28,500. 67 Belts provide swimming pools, bicy­ tegrity of the bridge was after the initial act of van­ Joseph V. Rivosa and Thomas J.A. McCarthy Inc., new 3.99 Reg. 2.99 cle trails, and ski slopes as well didate can win without the sup­ That comes to you and me, AYH Bike Ride destroyed forcing removal of dalism. Vandalism is a problem J. Mason to Frederick C. An­ dwelling at 56 Grissom Rd., Real leathers, chains, stretch as the necessities. These help to port of voters outside the party. And what is it that makes us $30,000. hemp, denim and more* the bridge. in Manchester. This is not an Ford’s 20 per cent of the num, Dorothy A. Annulli, An­ Slated Sunday keep the quality of life in live U&R Housing Corp., new Each Now the bridge is gone. Peo­ isolated case. Independent vote says he’s got drew J. Lindberg and Ida The ride leader for Sunday’s Ladies’ Manchester at the high level we And speak and hear and see? dwelling at 152 Highwood Dr., denim snap ple (including very young I call on the citizens of some solid non-Republican sup­ Lindberg, property at 254 Broad bike ride sponsored by the Summei; enjoy. $30,000. . n. acket with nap children) must walk over the Manchester to work to rid the port. These are some of the many St., $90,000. American Youth Hostels will be front Ma- Handbags Manchester has many Alphonse Reale, footings and dam, on makeshift log bridges town of thik problem. It can Moreover, Ford’s conduct things Fox Grove Ltd. to Frank E. chosen from the group. Reg. to $6 volunteer organizations which foundation for new dwelling at over the brook, or along the only be halted if you inform the during the past few months That I should like to know; and Elizabeth A. Coletti, All area bike riders are in­ Vinyls, siraws. canvas toles offer to the town their service, 204 Hawthorne St., $2,000. travel bags Originally to 9 99 streets (I think most children police about any apparent in­ would seem to demolish opposi­ Just why |t is that we are here property on Huckleberry Rd., vited to join the group which Each their time, and their efforts to Roland G. Poitras for Mr. and will use the former methods cidents; if you, the parent, tion sneers that he’s not very And where we are to go. $41,000. meet at the parking lot of the help fill those areas that the Mrs. Paul D. Hawthorne, ad­ Boys’ Colortul first). We have been lucky no know where your children are bright. In the Watergate mess Autumn Heights Associates Mary Cheney Library on Main Ladies’ town is not able to cover. They Youth’s Prayer ditions to dwelling at 718 Long Sleeve one had been hurt doing this and what they are doing; and if he has been dumb like a.fox. He to Joseph L. Swensson Jr., St. at noon. Ck)st for non-Youth do this with pride and in the I am Youth! Hillstown Rd., $5,900. Summer previously. you yourself pledge to do all you has. continued to proclaim three lots off Ashworth St., $40,- Hostel members is 25 cents. Knit Shirts belief that their efforts are ap­ Give me room to grow! Howard C. Morse, alterations The destruction of property is can to halt the increase in van­ Nixon’s innocence of any 500. The destination will also be Dress Shoes Prints, two-tones preciated by at least those per­ Give, time to think! to dwelling at 12 Lodge Dr., m and stripes with an act which cannot be e x c u ^ . dalism. wrongdoing, but he has con­ Executor's Deed chosen by the group. sons meant to be served. Place me not in a musty $500. contrasting collar For the momentary excitement Alan F. Lamson, sistently urged that Nixon hand The Hartford National Bank Most of the rides out of Reg. Reg. $ culls. Polyester pull- Such was the bridge con­ mold. Heritage Builders Inc. for 2.99 __ of, a few the pleasure of many president, oyer, tp the investigators every and Trust Co., executor of the Manchester involve some hills on slacks in solids. structed by the Jaycees at Let rne see. What I see, Arthur W. Benson, alterations was lost. I was obviously upset Manchester Jaycees shred of. evidience the. White will of Frederick B. Kingsbury, and the pace is usually deter­ Newest Fall shades, Salter’s Pond. Working with, . Let me' speak what 1; feel; . to dwelling at 82 Lawton Rd., machine washable: and disappointed over the final House possesses. V • to Richard N. Fee, property at mined by the majority of the several other volunteer . Smother not my courage w.lth $2,000. ?eTns. perma-ptess 4^ 4 to 14. 'Riis postiu'e tan Ite construed.: 16 Horton Rd., $31,^. group. Various styles in light organizations as well as town vain: forebodings I Leo Cloutier for Sue Rogers, colors at great savings two ways. Either Ford issuing • Trude Names 18. ^ officials, plans for the bridge Let -me jeacb-you joy and additions to dwelling at 24 Hyde 5-10 in group. Almanac Nixon is innocent...but. Or he Is Laura Farine, doing business were formulated. The town The evening star is Mars. laughter,' St., $2,000. RAH! RAH! United Press International saying that if Nixon produces as Pizza Pub, 249 Broad St. iG R E tc r provided the materials (ap­ Those boni on this date are Let me be beautiful...for a Raymond E. Stewart, ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPl) all the evidence his innocence Reginald M. Smith, doing proximately $1,(X)0 of our tax Today is Thursday, Aug. 1, under (he sign' of Leo. tim e!. ; ■ . ■ • alterations to dwelling at 158 — A 94-year-old tradition 3 WAYS TO CHARGE will be proved...Every Presiden­ business as Reggie’s Mobil, 395 SALE: Thurs. thru Sat. money) and the Jaycees agreed the 213th day of 1974 with 152 to Francis Scott Key,.who vfrote Ellse, all-.too soon Birch St., $200. ■will end this fall—the Univer­ MANCHESTER the Star Spungled Btuuier, was tial .candidate!should tbut ' I’m,^ see, .ie'el and 'tbink:.,. ‘ Tolland Tpke. tUmitHiiiiciia Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. -■ m to provide the labor. From the follow. James R. Darkey and M. J. Butler for David Bartlett, sity of Michigan will have a Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. moment the bridge was com­ born Aug. 1, 1779. • stu{iid, vote-wise — as they, say ' Ajs you 'do!'’ ' ;• 1145 Tolland Tpke. 11)0 moon is approaching its Christine Darkey, doing alterations to commercial coed cheerleading group for oh this day in history: ■on Madison Ayenue,.; • Submitted by pleted vandalism, started. A full phase. business as Darmas Co., 250 N. building at 113 Main St., $3,000. the first time. Pom-pom girls senseless attack on the bridge, In 1790, the first U.S. census As of now, . Gerry Ford-is RuthCavin • > The morning stars are Mer­ Main St. Radding Signs for Dora Dale will join the previously all­ apparently with an old ax, showed a population of S;929,214 Mister Clean.. To the political ! Second Congregational cury, Veniis, Jupiter and nuts-and-bolts men, that means Ladies Store, sign at 809 Main male contingent, mostly gym­ caused severe damage which Saturn. persons in 17 states. Church St„ $350. nasts and divers. PAGE SIX — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thura., Aug. 1. 1974 - PAGE SEVEN GOP Caucus I Rockville Set Friday Dole Outstanding Academic Scholar I Hospital COVENTRY VERNON Retired Persons for Aug. 26-30. Donna Holland mation should call the 4-H Of­ during the Sammy Davis Jr. / Correspondent Ramon Dole of 33 Spring St., The trip will include two fice, 875-3331. Admitted Wednesday: David l i e r a l t i Greater Hartford Open Golf Tel. 646-0375 Rockville has been awarded an nights on the boat and one night (}ochran. Maple St., Ellington; at a hotel. Jaycee Wives Tournament scheduled for Aug. "Outstanding Academic ’The Vernon Jaycee Wives has 14-18 at Wethersfield Country Maxine DeFYey, Brooks St., Scholarship,” from the Univer­ Reservations must be made South Windsor; Fred Desjar- Area Profile Republicans will caucus donated new swimming floats Gub. h c R c r a lii sity of Hartford. by Saturday by calling Henry dln, Pinney St., Ellington; Friday at 7 p.m. at the North 2 to the Indian Valley YMCA On Aug. 12 the organization Driver, 872-0111. Dole will enter the univer­ swimming program which is in­ will induct new members at a Frank Dobosz, E. Main St., Coventry Grammar School to Rockville; Betty Galbraith, Area Profile sity’s College of Engineering in Campers Wanted structed by Pam Aceto and meeting at Steve & Toms, Rt. nominate a probate judge, the fall and plans to mhjor in Somers; Walter Kita, Middle justices of the peace and Windham-Tolland 4-H Camp Gloria Lloyd. 83, at 7:30 p.m. mechanical engineering. Butcher Rd., Ellington; Ethel registrars of voters. is looking for more boys or At the same meeting several The scholarships are part of a girls, a g ^ 9-14 to attend camp , Jaycees Marshal Lajeunesse, Partridge Lane, Sailboat Races The Vernon Jaycees will be area students will be awarded special program recognizing the weeks of Aug. 3-8 and Aug. Jaycee scholarships. Tolland; Robert Laughlan, The Paddle Prop and Sail outstanding scholastic achieve­ 10-15. The camp is in Abington. marshaling the second hole Somers; Mrs. Patricia Michaud Club will conduct a sailboat ment and potential. They range The fee for a week is 844. ’ITiis and son. Reeves Rd., Ellington; race for all classes Sunday at 1 Library Begins New Policies in value up to 81,500 a year and includes programs in arts and Norman Montpetit, Mt. Spring p.m. on Coventry Lake. are renewable if the recipient crafts, swimming, boating, Rd., Rockville. All sailboats are welcome. BOLTON until 5 p.m. and from 7 until 9 Smith, Chip White, Brian maintains a high academic canoeing, sports, hikes, nature, Discharged Wednesday: Practice should end about 9 average, Charles F. Nelson Jr., Bike Ordinance Timothy Anderson, Mt. Spring Donna Holland p.m. each night. Winkler, Pat Myette, Gary and camp fires. director of admissions said. There are also openings for Rd., Rockville; Patricia Correspondent The library will be closed There are approximately 30 Vine, Lee Schiavetti, Ken Counseling Service Tel. 646-0375 Still Openings the horse camp from Aug. 10 to Auclair, West Shore Rd., Ver­ Saturdays through the month of players registered for Pony Stenhouse, Greg Mahon, Tim­ Hearing Topic non; Diane Bisson, Wellwood David Campbell of Merrow Some openings are still 15 but the camper must provide August. football. my Banks and Michael Circle, Rockville; Germaine Rd. has established a available for the trip to Nova his own horse. The fee for this Woollett began his duties as Any player who has not yet Ouellette. Culbertson, Gaynor PL, counseling service at Williman- New policies for Scotia being planned by the is 859. the first professional librarian had a physical should get one Farm League VERNON Rockville; Carol Deakin, Han­ tic to help people “discover, ap­ Memorial Library have been American Association of Anyone wishing futher infor- SAVE YOUR TK K n . preciate, and use more of their at Bentley July 1. from his physician prior to The all-star Farm League Prior to the next meeting of the Vernon Town CJouncil son Dr., Vernon; Betty Elmer, announced by Raymond practice. Anyone wishing to If your Lottery ticket doesn’t win on Thursday, own personal strengths and Woollett, librarian. Mini Picnic baseball team was defeated in a (date not set yet) the council will conduct a public hearing Mile Hill Rd., Tolland; abilities.” There will be a mini picnic register should go to the park double elimination tournament onya proposed ordinance concerning motorcycles on the Garence Hahn, Storrs; Laura don’t throw it away! Cash it in for $50 this weekend The new policies, which went either tonight or Friday. Campbell, who holds a into effect today are: Friday at Herrick Memorial recently at Lavitt Field in town’s bicycle trails. Kratzke, Pinnacle Rd., playing LOTTO BINGO. master’s degree in psychiatric Park for all participants in the Gil Boisoneau will again be Tolland. The trails have only been completed since spring but Ellington; Linda Slavik, Old Check your weekend newspaper or call 1-252-1212* There will be a five9n Napoleon's Cognac Pie 10% OFF 388 Middle Turnpike West *ln Yoor Ntighborhodd Monday: Beef vegetable gravy, scalloped potatoes, Sweet Suger Plums .... lb. 29' Specials Are 8-oz. Crust — Make a graham stew, jungle juice, cottage tossed salad, hamburg bun, ALL CASH cracker crumb pie crust, Good July 31st PURCHASES! cheese, tomato slice on lettuce, butter or margarine, apple Bet­ Sun Blush Neiitsrines... lb. 39' Menchester Parkede following package directions. rice, enriched white bread, ty, milk or coffee. thru Aug. 3rd Line a 10" pie plate with it. butter or margarine, pineapple .-i THE COAT RACK 649-1806 Bake 8 minutes to set. cake, milk or coffee. ^Luscious Bing Cherries . lb. 59' MARIANNE GOLD MAIN 8T. Filling — in a mixing bowl, Tuesday: Breaded veal cutlet 59 Barry Rd. Keepjng Cool 48 PURNELL PL. mix 4 egg yolks (reserve the Using a hair dryer on your with gravy, baked potato, cole BS degree in nursing DOWNTOWN MANCH. 6 whites for a souffle sometime) slaw, hamburg bun, butter or MADE IN JAPAN hair during hot summer OPEN TU E-8A T t:30-S:30 < COATf\ with 1 heaping cup of WILTON, Maine (UPI) - A (Highest distii;iction) months doesn’t help your margarine, peach halves, THURS. Ill S 649-M tr ^ RACK V granulated sugar. 'The mixture toothpick company in the University of cool. Let hair dry naturally (Dlv, of cookie (1), milk or coffee. Rhode Island and blow dry for a finishing Carriage House Boutique) PURNELL PLACE will be very stiff. Add 1/3 cup Wednesday; Broiled chicken heart of Maine lumber coun­ Kingston, R.I. touch. § A TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY PRICES MAY VARY AT INOIVIOUAL STOM S fine cognac. Mix well. Add 1 with gravy, mashed potatoes, try here has part of its wares envelope unflavored gelatin buttered, mixed, vegetables. manufactured 1n Japan. iin im iiiiv PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD< Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurf., Aug. 1, 1974— PAGE ELEVEN

Drought-Plagued Farmers SYDNEY, Australia (UPD- Sydney. Two gynecologists, a general jumbo'jet at Frankfurt, Ger­ A 6-pound boy was born 30,000 Cap. Max Bamman, the pilot. practitioner and a nurse many, after visiting her family ^They Don’t Have To Curl Up and Di^’...... Rush Cattle to Market Baby Born feet above Alice Springs in Cen- made an announcement as Mrs. responded to the call and the in Hamburg. tral Australia Wednesday. Tomiolla went into labor: baby, six weeks premature, Qantas said it was the first Jutta Tomiolla, 21, “We have a slight medical baby ever bom on one of its was delivered in the first class cancer, I knew I had several op­ “What it boils down to is each winds in what could be the scattered rain, but it’s been Aboard Jet Melbourne, gave birth to the emergency. Is there a doctor on planes in the company’s 54 BOSTON (UPI) - Jim Doty, know how much I was going to adventurer, Doty graduated Glasgow to London through channel takes about 15 hours, By lounge. tions, but in the final analysis, person drawing his own line real scattered. I didn’t get a boy on a Qantas 747 jetliner the plane?” years of operation. By MICHAEL J. CONLON 37, leaves here today for Great lose. In my case, I was lucky. It from Harvard University and Wales and Amsterdam to Paris. and Doty plans to grease up at United Press International worst drought since the Dust Mrs. Tomiolla boarded the for me, there was only one,’’ about how much pain he is drop and day by day it’s getting bound from Singapore to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Britain to swim the English was just the lymph nodes and received a Master’s degree at After joining an insurance Calais sometime within three Bowl days of the 1930s. said Doty, a resident of subur­ willing to invest to stay on this Midwest pastureland lay Ranchers rushed to market to real critical,” said John Correspondence schools have Channel. Doty has cancer. the testicle. I wanted to know Boston University. firm, he began swimming to weeks. brown and barren today and Regier, a Weatherford, Okla., swollen to a $1.7 billion-a- It was in 1970 that James J. ban Dedham. earth. how bad the pain would be, At Harvard, he broke the un­ lose weight. At first he swam take a loss on their cattle. “Some people say when they Doty, president-elect of a heat-dried corn rattled in the cattleman. year industry. Some are Doty, insurance broker and “What went through my mind whether I would be able to have iversity’s weightlifting record short distances, then from six branch of the American Cancer “ T h e re ’s been som e hear about all the radiation and “The grass is getting real valuable and important. father of three, underwent sur­ when I was told? First, I sex again, to eat and drink.” (265 pounds) his freshman year. to 20 miles. Society, says he now wants to the tests and the pain, ‘what’s short and brown, and some peo­ Others are outright frauds. gery and radiation treatments wanted to know whether I was Doty was told he could lead a That same year he ran a Even after stricken with help others hit by cancer. “I for three kinds of cancer. the use. I’m going to die ple are getting hurt bad,” he Every year more than 2.1 going to live or die. Then, if I normal life. respectable 78th in the 26-mile cancer, he completed several want them to know that they Bridgeport Scuffle said. million students sign up for “When I learned that I had anyway,’ and they let it happen. were going to live, I wanted to A descendant of a Mayflower Boston Marathon. And one swims up to 12 hours. The don't have to curl up and die.” Cattle-killing anthrax also home study courses, some summer he bicycled from has struck the area. The paying up to $2,000 or $3,000 Brings Five Arrests drought-triggered disease has for the experience. After­ been killing cattle from Texas wards some find out the job to the Dakotas. the area, they were stoned by a the course was supposed to BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - “I haven’t had any of that DECADE SALB prepare them for either Violence broke out three times crowd they estimated at yet,” Regier said, “but about m doesn't exist or requires at a Bridgeport housing project One officer was injured by a FAMILY SIZE eight miles from here a guy lost qualifications not met by Wednesday night, leading to stone that hit him in the head. ID cows. We’re checking the 18 Cu. Ft. • 630 Lbs. several injuries and the arrests A second incident erupted at their new training. cattle about twice a day for KitchenAid The Federal Trade of at least five persons. about 8:15 p.m. when officers MADE BY THE WORLD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST Westinghouse anthrax.” Commission is considering a Two automobiles were over­ were called to the project to Drought and disease have Westinghouse MAKER OF COMMERCIAL DISHWASHERS new set of trade rules, which turned and set on fire during the protect firemen who were been driving stockmen to trying to put out fires in two would have the force of law, incidents and a small office market in hopes of getting what Stop being the diohwathar. Got a new KitohanAld NOWI overturned cars used by the to crack down on vocational used by project police officers they can — even if it means a was damag^ by fire. project policemen, officers schools. Until those are put loss — while the cattle is still in WASHER forth, that agency suggests said. Police said the first incident saleable condition. FREEZER occurred at about 6 p.m. when Rocks and bottles were anyone considering a corres­ “There was the largest run INSTALLED special officers assigned to the tossed by members of the pondence school course do ever for a Wednesday in Aterina Village housing project crowd. Patrolman Albert Mar- the following: Oklahoma City,” Regier said. Spree 0,^ ■ called for assistance in a dis­ cioni suffered back injuries AT NO EXTRA flCheck the telephone book Spree e ,^ “The ranchers are trying to get pute-with two teen-agers. when he was hit by the missile. for the names of companies rid of their cows and calves, Regular officers came to the Police arrested Walter you think might hire you with and they’re taking a loss. You scene and arrested Mark Joyner, no age or address COST the kind of training the can hardly sell them.” Napoli, 18, and Roy Baldwin, given, and charged him in con­ course is supposed to give Farmers in several parts of 19, on charges of disorderly nection with Marcioni’s in­ you. the Com Belt gave up hope of We will Install your new Kitchen Aid In your apace Including conduct and breach of the juries. Officers said Joyner IlCheck the personnel of­ harvesting a crop and iKgan plumbing and wiring and fronts at no extra cost. peace. When officers tried to resisted arrest and kicked fices of those firm s, by place the two in a cell in the patrolman Thomas Giblin in the chopping what corn was left for silage. Others warned that if telephone, in writing or in project police office, a scuffle groin. Giblin was hospitalized. person, and ask them if they broke out. Joyner was charged with substantial rains do not come soon, the crops will be lost. would hire graduates of the Officers said Baldwin second-degree assault and course; if they actually have received cuts over the eye in resisting arrest. Farmers in Iowa and Ohio have set aside parts of their hired some recently, and how the scuffle, which led to a Police and firemen were church services to pray for many; if they were hired charge of assaulting a police of­ summoned a third time at about rain, but no answer appears to because they took the course; ficer being lodged against 9:45 p.m. when fire broke out in be forthcoming. and whether they were Napoli. Charles Napoli, 47, the project police office. Fire offered more money because officials estimated the damage ’The National Weather Ser­ father of the younger Napoli, Model LA470P they had completed the and an unidentified sister, were as “moderate.” vice outlook for August calls for HUFFY 27” ’GRANDE’ no significant rainfall in the course. also arrested on charges of in­ Two police dogs were un­ * If you're still in doubt ask 10-SPEED RACER leashed to break up the crowd drought areas. terfering with an arrest. the same questions of Ten speed derailleur system, stem- that gathered at the scene of Nebraska Governor J. James When officers tried to leave Model FU182R TWO SPEED WASHER employment agencies, labor Super value featuring ten-speed derailleur mounted shift ievers, 27” gumwail the fire, but there were no in­ Exon already has declared the state a drought disaster area, PERMANENT PRESS unions and so on. If there are with stem-mounted shift levers, 26” black- tires, Maes Bend handlebars, dual juries or arrests resulting from wall tires, dual caliper hand brakes, reflec­ center pull caliper handbrakes with Agnew Allowed the third incident. noting that f 1 billion would be a complaints on record against conservative estim ate of FAST FREEZE SHELVES WATER SAVER CONTROL an individual school, your tive rat trap pedals, custom racing saddle. easy-reach levers, racing saddle. To Keep Gun damage inflicted by the FIVE WATER TEMP. SEHINGS local Better Business Bureau Also available for ladies. Smart in quick silver finish. Indian Pilgrims drought. SLIM WALL INSTALUTION might have them. at least 24 per store. at least 24 per store. Texas reports $2 billion in ADJUSTABLE TEMP. CONTROL FARRIC SOFTENER DISPENSER The biggest single prob­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Trek To Caves SAVE 18.99 our reg. 94.99 Former Vice President Spiro T. crop losses and Kansas another lem. obviously, is advertising our rog. 82.99 |1 billion. FOOD SPOILAGE INSURANCE which promises, or hints at, Agnew has been determined not SRINAGAR, India (UPI) - charge it $ 7 6 The drought stretches as far job availability. Even if a to be “dangerous to public With conch shells blowing, 12,- charge It $ 6 6 safety,” and permitted to keep as Ohio, where experts fear one school doesn’t promise to 000 Indian and foreign pilgrims third of the com and soybean a gun despite his status as a began their annual trek land a job for the student, it convicted felon. crops will wither under the 3 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM can still engage in questiona- your your W^nesday to the Amarnath searing sun. Federal officials said caves for a glimpse of the , ble advertising tactics by choice Wednesday that Agnew had famed icy Lingam of Lord saying that such and such an choice ^ been given permission to keep a Shiva, presiding deity of the CUSTOM industry (computers for ins­ charge it charge i gun for personal protection Hindu religion. Sarasin Opposes tance) can't find enough peo­ §76 IMPERIAL against trespassers on his The caves, to which Gutting Debate ple to hire. COLUMBIA COLUMBIA MEN’S 27” property and those he'said had thousands of pilgrims throng FTC officials also warn MEN’S 26” SUPER made threats on his life after he each year, are 12,729 feet above In Impeachment SUPERRA that promised salary levels 10-SPEED RACER Westinghouse are sometimes misrepre- resigned last October. sea level in a glacial gorge WASHINGTON (UPI) - A 10-SPEED RACING BIKE 27” gumwal/ fires, sure grip center .sented and that salespersons Rex D. Davis, director of the among the eternal snows of the Connecticut congressman says INSTALLED IN Sensational with ten-speed pull dual caliper hand brakes, stem Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Himalayas. he is against suggestions that 12.5 cu. ft. REFRIGERATOR frequently masquerade as derailleur, stem-mounted shift mounted shift levers, front, side Firearms, said Agnew would be Historians say pilgrims have President Nixon call for speedy TEMCO YO U R S P A C E trained vocational coun­ levers, dual caliper hand brakes, and rear reflectors, racing saddle. given “relief” from federal visited the caves since 1,000 impeachment as a tactic to take selors, when in reality they slick Maes Bend style handlebars. Zingy yellow. laws that restrict gun posses­ B.C. to view the natural ice for­ pressure off of House SAVE are peddlers. The jazziest in blue finish. Also at least 24 per store sion for persons who have been mation, symbol of Lord Shiva, Republicans and defuse the im­ The fact that a school bills available for ladies. convicted of felonies punishable peachment momentum. GAS GRILL at least 24 per store our reg. 94.99 who in the Hindu pantheon is itself as “accredited” is also SAVE 18.99 by imprisonmet for more than the creator, preserver and “If the President asked the No Extra Chargel no guarantee. The accredita­ SAVE 16M our reg. 82.99 one year. destroyer. House to summarily vote charge it $ 7 6 tion can be from a phony ______charge n Davis said it had been es­ The pilgrim caravan started against impeachment without organization. $66 tablished “to my satisfaction” from the Kashmir mountain even considering the merits of If you want to read more that Agnew's record and resort of Pahalgam near here the case, we would be out­ the FTC has a lengthy con­ reputation was such that he and will traverse the 31-mile raged,” GOP Rep. Ronald A. sumer education bulletin on “will not be likely to act in a S O N Y . T V rough and rocky route to the Sarasin, said Wednesday. “We the topic, available at FTC manner dangerous to public caves in about three days. should treat this suggestion the regional offices or the U. S. safety, and that the granting of same way. The natural ice lingam, or Government Printing Office, the relief will not be contrary to “Such a dereliction of our phallic symbol, supposedly Washington, D. C. 20402. Ask the public interest.” waxes and wanes with the responsibility to consider all for FTC consumer bulletin Agnew was forced to resign moon. Hindu believers say it at­ the evidence and to judge a case No. 13. The price is 40 cents. last year after he pleaded no tains maximum height with the solely on its merits would dis­ Model RC131R r.M contest to a charge of tax eva­ full moon in the Hindu Sawan honor the House of Represen­ If you own a McCulloch sion. He is on unsupervised month, which this year falls on tatives and only contribute to probation. August 3. the lessened confidence in “Mini Mac” chain saw, this government which we are item may be of interest. trying to combat,” he said. The Consumer Product Sarasin said congressmen TV-760 BLACK 4 WHITE Safety Commission and the Second Group Sues should approach the impeach­ PORTABLE TV McCulloch Corp. of Los ment question “with fairness, NO CHARCOAL MESS WEIGHS JUST 10 LRS. Angeles are recalling an esti­ Over Franconia Road objectivity and due concern for mated 300,000 of the saws constitutional and legal stan­ OPERATES ON AC or DC because the fuel hose may CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - routing through traffic around dards. (with optional accossorios shrink causing gasoline to The Society for the Protection Franconia Notch, and will “We must vote on the basis of Westlngtiouse leak —and posing the danger of New Hampshire Forests, represent a further cumulative the weight of evidence and in­ SAVE GREAT FOR CAMPERS of fire or explosion. which defeated timber com­ commitment to and justifica­ dividual conscience and we No injuries have been pany plans 49 years ago to strip tion for routing of interstate must be prepared to live with 20 pt D onaifD i reported in connection with delicate Franconia Notch, has traffic through the notch.” the consequences of our the problem but owners of the joined the century-old Ap­ State Highway Commissioner decisions for the rest of our saws are being advised to cfMrgeit palachian Mountain Club in Robert l^itaker disagreed. lives,” he said to a group of his CLEARANCE PRICES return them to their dealer Our reg. 49M filing a federal suit to block “Whatever is done there colleagues. where a new hose will be in­ piecem eal com pletion of doesn’t have any bearing on stalled free. Involved are HUFFY mVS* im iA 2fy’ HFmsE b ik e ^ Interstate 93 through the Franconia Notch at all,” he Lightning Kills Four WESTINGHOUSE “Mini Mac” 1, lA, 6 and 6A O FOR ANY BOY OR GIRL narrow gap in the White Moun­ » 20^ Ht-MSE OEPCmA^llM said. A pending 18-month, $1.6 PARIS (UPI) - Four chain saws manufactured (yfed with safe coaster brakes, 20” tains. ■ Styled wttn pcee; coaster t^ake. SO^ 9®*®- Three-speed gearing million environmental impact workers were killed in a quarry prior to April of 1973. ** ^system and twist shift control. 24” pc^erwall tires, dt»tom banana saddle The notch is the location of statement on the notch will con­ in southern France when an ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS The problem involves new m i, raflecitve pedals. Super »pee^$t«r 'billboard tires, chrome touring stylo, seat, reflective pedals; chrome rims. Eye- the^amed Old Man of the Moun­ sider five alternate routes out­ explosive charge they were gasoline additives which the Ypnd4»^1^. le ^ 24 per etore- f^aalhg ^ k ^ of yellow or blue, at least tain. The craggy rock face an­ side the notch, he said. placing was struck by lightning, firm says have an adverse handlebars, caliper hand brakes, chrome nually attracts one million S' ifenders, reflective pedals, touring saddle; I! 24 per store police reported Wednesday. reaction on the material in . tourists to New Hampshire, a the hose, causing it to shrink. state whose economy heavily Affected are “Mini Mac” 1 depends upon tourism. MANY MODELS ALL SPREEI BIKES ARE FULLY ASSEMBLED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE saws with serial numbers The suit, filed Wednesday in TO CHOOSE lower than 12-55028; “Mini U. S. District Court by the Mac" lA saws with serial society, seeks to end plans for FROM numbers lower than 13-26690; completion of northern sections “Mini Mac" 6 saws with DORCY DELUXE KIDDIE OF of Interstate 93 near the Ver­ 6,000 BTU to 10,000 BTU Model ED205M SAFETY FLAG IN DORCY BRAKE mont border. Like the suit filed serial numbers lower than BIKE CARRIER BLAZING COLORS STURDY PLASTIC SAFETY LEVER a week ago by the AMC, the 12-26201; and "Mini Mac" 6A FOR MOST CARS B Y AMERICAN PRO B Y AMERICAN PRO COMPLETE KIT society’s action argued con­ saws. Model 600080U, with struction of Interstate 93 serial numbers lower than 13- between Littleton, N.H. and St. 61383 and Model 600080H Johnsbury, Vt. would force PROMISE SAVE with serial numbers lower eventual completion of a than 1333311. four-lane highway through NEW DEAL narrow Franconia Notch. • styrofoam TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Society spokesman Malcolm MANCHESTER — A new concept in political “sro fMvo ovory ffttfo thln gl" Taylor said the suits filed a FREE DELIVERY party fund-raising was initi­ week apart by the two groups OPEN WEDm ated in 1974 by the Florida S A V l 2 .8 0 our reg. 19.88 were part of a ‘!one-two FREE REMOVAL Democrats. Participants will at least 24 per store punch.” Separate suits did not \lnd it at **where a v r n p i k e THURS., FRI. pledge monthly contributions weaken the challenge, he said, UNTIL 9:00 OF YOUR OLD of $5 which will be deducted because the court would doUar*B TELEVISION P APPLIANCES automatically from their probably consolidate them vDorth a bank checking accounts, anyway. i l R i do lla rr NEXT TO STOP & SHOP BUDGET to 36 MO. APPLIANCE BankAmericard or Master The suit said constmction of of Charge. the northern sections would V oowniown nta$tcM|Y«r i V FREE SERVICE The goal is $350,000 a year “greatly restrict, limit and 273 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 649-3406 and Gov. Reubin Askew was foreclose alternatives for the first to sign up.

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NUNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Aug. 1. 1974- PAGE THIRTEEN § Herald Angle 16th ^W’ Not Easy for Tiant STXNINKS Division Crown Steve Gates National League By Earl Yost BOSTON (UPI) - Luis Tiant is interested in the big “ W,” and he’s not Boston catcher Tim Blackwell—the goat the night before when he made a EAST Top Finisher Sports Editor particular about how he gets it. throwing error —knocked in the eventual winning run wiUi a single. W L Pet. GB For Moriarty’s 1 And he got his 16th "W” the hard way Wednesday night—pitching out of Jim Northrup got the Tigers a run in the seventh with a homer to right. Philadelphia 53 50 .515 eighth-inning doldrums after giving up three runs. The Boston Red Sox Ben Oglivie hit a home run in the eighth to make it 5-2. Gary Sutherland St. Louis 53 50 .515 With each passing week the cross country races spon- - Three victories within a 72-hour took advantage of a dropped third strike to score five unearned runs in the followed with a single and A1 Kaline drilled a double to center before Pittsburgh 50 54 .481 3>4 The MB’s made six hits count for as College and Summer Ac­ span have propelled Moriarty Northrup singled them both in. Montreal 49 53 .480 3Vi many runs off the slants of Skip Fen­ tivities in Manchester pick up momentum. fourth inning and held on for dear life to edge the Detroit Tigers, 54. Brothers of Manchester to the cham­ TsP 1 “I don’t care, as iong as I win,” said Tiant (16-7). “You can pitch a tw ^ At this point, Boston Manager Darrell Johnson sauntered out to consult New York 45 56 .446 7 ton and Hugh Campbell. Last night in the third of pionship in the American Division of Special awards will be Crowd Big Inside and Out hitter and lose, and then what good does it do you? I’d rather win and help Chicago the five scheduled Tiant, went back into the dugout and watched him completely befuddle WEST Moriarty’s tallied once in the first presented the champions in the team, even if I have a bad spell and give up a few runs.” the Greater Hartford Twilight Wednesday night races at Charter Oak Park’s Fitzgerald Field is an excellent site the next two hitters —Norm Cash on a popup and Jim Nettles on a W L GB Baseball League. frame and broke the game wide open all six divisions for having ’The Red Sox won Wednesday the way the Tigers won the night before, swinging third strike. in the fourth with four runs. Singles by MCC, 58 men, women and to sit back and watch a softball game — from inside or out­ Los Angeles 18 37 The classy and talented MB’s the highest point totals by taking advantage of a catcher’s miscue. With two out and two on in the “The only thing you can do with his (Tiant’s) type of pitcher is go out Gene Johnson and Mike McDonald children took part in the six side the fence. Cincinnati 63 43 .594 514 tripped up the Vernon Orioles last following the fifth week fourth, Lerrin LaGrow blew a third strike past Rick Milier. But catcher and ask him how much juice he has left,” said Johnson. “If he still has followed by an error which loaded the different categories with Tuesday night, during the appearance of the Queen and Houston 55 50 .524 13 night at Rockvile’s Henry Park by a 6- competition. Gene Lament dropped the ball and couldn’t find the handle, allowing something left, you let him alone and let him pitch. He was a little shaky, Atlanta 54 51 .514 14 bases set the stage for Jim Cullen’s several hundred spectators Her Maids’ novel softball team, the crowd inside the fence 1 count to gain post-season play I OPEN - St*v* Gates 16:48, Tim Quiim, was estimated at 2,000 with approximately 1,500 Miller to reach base. Rick Burleson had dropped a ground-rule double to but he settled down nicely afterward, and he pitched a fine ninth inning.” San Fran. 48 58 .453 2014 three-run triple. Rich Riordan plated on hand. Rene Charland, Jeff Geyer, Tom Waites, against the National Division champs U rry Woykovsky, Art Lahan, Rick right, scoring Cecil Cooper, who had doubled, and Carl Yastrzemski, who “I pitched fine until Northrup’s homer,” said Tiant. “After that, it was San Diego 44 63 .411 25 Cullen with a sacrifice fly. An in­ Manchester’s Steve Gates purchasing tickets and at least 500 outside the fence Three clubs, Hartford Insurance Ouonner, Bill Ogden, Steve Lange, BrtKe watching the play free. walked, before Miller reached on the error. a lot of different things. I made q few bad pitches, the wind was blowing Wednesday's Results surance nln crossed the plate in the thrilled the crowd as he sped Laube, Jim Jerome, Tom O'Donnell, Pittsburgh 8, New York 3 Bristol and East Hartford are all in ^ r g e Ryan, Tony Lupacchlno, Bob All concern^ made money, the Maids and the Silk City Doug Griffin singled home Burleson and Miller to make it 4-0, and out, and I got hit. But I straightened out.” fifth. over the 3.6 mile course in Chamberlain. Montreal 74, Chicago 4-0 the thick of the National race. the record time of 16:49 for SCHOOLBOY - Dan Heald 17:18, Dan Softball League which promoted the exhibition, but the &ajewski connected in the second Foley, Joe Firetto, Pat Brand, Joe Noel, Atlanta 9, San Francisco 0 Last night’s success was the 15th in his third straight success in take would have been much better if all adults that Cincinnati 4, Houston 0 inning to tie the count at 1-all. Mike Murphy, Jay Martin, Brett Jones, 20 starts, ^uthpaw Pete Sala allowed McDonald came up with two of the the Open Division. Kevin Scliolsky. Scott Molfat, Eric watched the action had contributed. St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 8 just five hits, one a booming home run Lecko, Phil Blondin; liCwis Hirschfield, Rosie Beaird, the Queen with the touring cast, displayed American League Roundup Los Angeles 15, San Diego 4 MB hits. Gates’ teammates at Carl Blondon, Angel Oyola, Brian Jones. by Steve Krajewski which prevented YOUTH - Bra Stoltenberg each adding two Allied Building Systems to see courts have been constructed comparison to that of Allied sion and Ed Fitzgerald, Bill a.m., W.J. Usery Jr. summoned three-game series ready to make their move Wednesday's Results SBM' vs. Angels, 6:15 — WFL Results Fitzgerald Field will be joined by Groman’s in the Region the single in the first inning.” 5-0 lead when Oakland scored six runs hits. Best in defeat were Roger if they would be interested in and could provide for the ad­ Building Systems Inc. The es­ Maher arid Norm Alden the two sides back for another in the third but the Rangers came Wednesday with the Bucs after sweeping three games Kansas City 3, Minnesota 2 Robertson Knauth and Fred Kostenko with WFL action, the Birmingham donating some of the material ditional two, three-wall courts 9 Tournament the following weekend in Rhode Island. The Manager Ken Aspromonte said, “It timated cost to Allied for the placed one-two-three in the bargaining session at two taking an 53 decision. from Montreal over the Texas 7, Oakland 6 Economy vs. Armory, 7:30 three hits each hnd Dave Americans remained unbeaten necessary. Allied indicated that or two one-wall courts. Each of panel construction and erection o’clock this afternoon. regional winner will qualify for the Nationals in California was an off night for him. That’s all back to get the victory on Tom Joggers’ Division. But besides giving the weekend without the ser­ California 14, Chicago 4 — Robertson Moyer, Bruce Lane and Jim by edging the winless Detroit they would donate the the 16 panels are structural is approximately $30,000. later this month. Groman’s were seeded into the region there is to it. I’m not worri^ about Grieve’s eighth-inning sacrifice fly. Vito’s vs. Wholesale, 8:45 Wheels 21-18, the Houston Steve Foucault picked up the win with Pirates two out of three at vices of any of their three Baltimore 7, Cleveland 4 Lapenta with two hits each. necessary prestressed concrete members and they allow for the play by virtue of winning the Connecticut crown last year. him. He’s going to win for us. Three of Boston 5, Detroit 4 — Robertson Texans upset the previously un­ 4 2-3s innings of shutout relief ball. Shea Stadium, Wednesday’s aces —Seaver, Jon Matlack SILK CITY panels if the town would construction of a roof in the the five games he pitched for us in New York 4, Milwaukee 3 beaten Florida Blazers 7-6 and arrange for the construction of Groman’s advanced to the Nationals in Tennessee before Yanks 4. Brewers 3 “rubber” game also focused and Jerry Koosman. Each side totaled double future to provide indoor courts losing. Three games are slated Saturday, at 4,5:30 and 7, July were outstanding games. ’This Tonight's Carnes figures in the run column as the Philadelphia Bell routed the footings and the floor slab. if the need arises. Future plans Dick Tidrow and Sparky Lyle com­ clearly on Stargell and But against the Pirates, Portland Storm 25-7. Southern and if a fourth is necessary, at 8:30. The Socialites of New happened to be his worst off night of California (Hassler 4-2) at EASTERN Dillon Ford topped Moriarty An additional, favorable con­ also include the lighting of the bined for a six-hitter to lift the Yanks Seaver —the men each of even with plenty of rest, California is at Memphis is the Haven are favored to accompany Groman’s to Rhode all. Everybody goes through these Minnesota (Corbin 6-3) Chalk up the umpeenth forfeit Brothers 13-11 at Fitzgerald dition that led to the completion existing courts, utilizing spells. He had a similiar period iast to the triumph over Milwaukee. Elliott these two teams look to only Koosman was able to Texas (Brown 8-8) at Kansas when Lock, Stock and Barrel last night. national television game of the courts was the develop­ available underground wiring FREE SAFETY (MECK Island. ’The Elm City squad bowed to the locals in the 1973 Maddox scored the winning run in the when big games and pen­ pitch a victory and now the City (Dal Canton 6-4) failed to show for its scheduled tonight. state finals. year.” Rick Belekewicz was a at the nearby tennis courts. Grich, who hit a two-run single on eighth inning on Walt Williams’ in­ nants are in the balance — Mets find themselves seven Oakland (Holtzman 11-11) at game against Millers Falls last perfect four-for-four and Rich an 52 pitch, thinks he may have the field forceout. Bill Travers tbok the and the results were telling. games behind Philadelphia Chicago (Bahnsen 8-12) night. Godaire added three hits and Given Chance Art Pierce and Ray Tlldan Yale Drops Prices New York (Pagan 1-2) at Fran Macchi, and Ron Ander­ taka great pride In their answer to Perry’s problems. Grich loss. Elsewhere in the NL, and St. Louis while the DETROIT (UPI) - A 22-year Yale football games should be better attended this Angels 14, While Sox 4 Montreal swept a Pirates are just 3V& back. Geveland (J. Perry 10-8) FELINE son two hits each to the Ford work. Art has 14 years of said, ”He’s as strong as a horse but he Baltimore (Garland 34) at Moriarty’s gained a playoff old minor league outfielder who season under a new policy starting with the opener against Designated hitter Frank Robinson doubleheader from Chicago, offense. Belekewicz homered Personal Tees experience all in brake didn’t have the good fast ball tonight. Boston (Lee 11-9) berth last night with a 5-3 win twice and Macchi once. learned to play baseball while UConn. All seats for the first game will be priced at one drove in three runs with a pair of 74 and 4-0, St. Louis out­ Dodgers 15, Padres 4 serving a four-year prison work. Ray, employed by I think the string of wins plus his D etroit (Frym an 4-6) at over Scruce Paint at Mt. Nebo Brian Sullivan led the MB’s doilar if purchased in advance, $2 on the day of the game, appearance in the All-Star game may doubles to lead California to the lasted Philadelphia 9-8, Cin­ Ron Cey hit a pair of Milwaukee (Slaton 8-11) sentence for armed robbery NIchols-Mancheetsr Tire, as Chickie Balesano pitched a with three hits in as many trips Inc. for the past 5 yeare, which is stili most reasonable. Also, for all home games, have taken something out of him. He triumph over the White Sox. The cinnati blanked Houston 40, three-run home runs and Friday's Carnes six-hitter. was promoted to the big Softball Queens and fiver players came through has 13 yeare total children 14 and under will be adm itt^ at reduced rates, 50 probably wanted to catch me napping Angels exploded for five runs in the Atlanta whitewashed San drove in eight runs to set a New York at Cleveland Judy Keeney collected three with two blows each. Kent leagues Wednesday by the cents for the UConn, Colgate, Brown, Columbia and Dart­ seventh inning after blowing an early F ran cisco 9-0 and Los Los Angeles club record as Baltimore at Boston hits and Lauren Hall and Donna Detroit Tigers. experience. For safety on that 52 pitch.” Smith had the only homer. Champions in the Senior League Division of Little Miss mouth games and $1 for the Princeton skirmish. Also, 4-0 lead and made it a rout with five Angeles rocked San Diego, the Dodgers overwhelmed California at Minnesota Brooks two each for the The club said it would take “a sake, put your car In the Rich Coggins got a leadoff walk to gamble” on Ron LeFlore, who parking fees have been reduced from $1.50 to $l...The 154. the Padres. Texas at Kansas City winners with Roxanne Scruse Dillon came back to make it a Softball is the Personal Tee entry. Managed by Marrianne hands of men that know start the first inning rally against more in the eighth. signed a contract with Detroit Philadelphia 76ers and the Milwaukee Bucks will meet in Stargell, who in the last The Dodgers collected a Oakland at Chicago and Penny Gagnon each getting sweep of a nightcap by trim­ Pemberton and assisted by Barb Brody, the Tees trimmed service. Perry. Paul Blair singled and Tonrimy the day he was paroled from a dozen hits and 13 walks off Detroit at Milwaukee a pair for the losers. ming Allied Printing, 124. Don Nassiff Arms last night at Martin Field, 21-7, for their the annual Hall of Fame exhibition game Oct. 28 at the three years has suffered two Jackson, Mich., state prison Springfield, Mass., Civic Center. WisCi Marichal bitter setbacks in the NL seven Padre pitchers. Simmons, Ron Anderson and eighth win in nine starts. CHARTER OAK last July 2. To Pitch Friday most valuable player Cey hit his homers in the Pete Neese led the way with collected four singles and eighth and ninth innings to Phils Extend Making the most of 17 hits, three hits each and Bert Cindy Hanson collected sweepstakes, put the Pirates Charter Oak Restaurant Doreen Downham and Lisa We Check BOSTON (UPI) - Pitchers on their way with a two-run raise his total for the year to Baskervill and Rick Belekewicz Royals Get Cepeda five hits in leading the at­ No Trade Rick Wise and Juan Marichal Ozark Pact trimmed Fuller’s Package last Schwartz three each. The • FRONT END DUNLOP 14. The Dodgers scored six homered. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - tack, one a triple. Nancy Needed DUNLOP will both work in Friday night’s homer in the first inning. night at Fitzgerald Field, 19-6. Marc Duval and Bill Morgan latter’s included a double • DISC BRAKES PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - A The Kansas, City Royals “ ELITE” game against the Baltimore Seaver, winner of two Cy times in the third inning in Pacing the offensive was lashed out three hits for Allied Downing added three triples and triple. Kathy Strand Gold Seal 7 8 ' two-year extension to his con­ reported Wednesday the • BALL JOINTS Orioles, Boston Red Sox Young awards, was bombed coasting to the win which Mark Lmne with three hits and to the cause with Nancy collected, two homers and TWIN STEEL Free tract and a substantial increase with A1 Geiser and Bob Green acquisition of Orlando Cepeda, • WHEEL BEARINGS POLY SPORT Manager Darrell Johnson said for 12 hits and eight runs in 4 enabled the Dodgers to in salary came as no surprise to Neil Pierson, Steve Cianci, Bill ' adding two each. Donadio best for Nassiff’s Tati Pina with three hits and 0 W.tNM.CMnntK who hit .289 last season for the • COMPLETE Mountmg Wednesday. maintain their 5 1-2 game Shateran and Doug Dunham with two hits. « (fuirtiiMMtw 1-3 innings to suffer his Philadelphia Phillies Manager WOMEN’S REC Boston Red Sox as a designated Leslie Libby with a triple • SnNtliQUitlMi Wise, bothered by tendinitis each added a pair to the CO EXHAUST toRi seventh loss. lead over Cincinnati. Danny O ^rk. He figured he and Making the most of 24 base hitter while plagued by a knee paced Groman’s. tlKIFNiuji^ • nS«hiNri,Xi«Me all season, last worked on July 6 cause. Spider Cejkowski hits the Leopards trounced the AND OF COURSE Treed “I’m the same as I ever Cey broke his own Los his players had earned it. ailment. Last night’s other game Each member of the Per­ Urn against the Kansas City Royals slammed three homers and a Cougars last night at Cheney, • Skibid• iMiMrf ' ' 'V • /HsUtfeTrachCr^ was,” Stargell said Angeles club record of seven “I wasn’t surprised,” Ozark Cepeda became a free agent sonal Tee’s received T- YOUR TIRES in a 53 loss, while Marichal’s triple for Fuller’s and drove in 19-2. Bonnie Solomonson saw Full of Baloney edge Ca m ncWMnAI vQoodllousiiatpliig • afterward. “When I’m hit­ RBIs, which he set against said Wednesday after General when he drew his release from MMUNTKS last outing was in May. five runs. Pat Collet, John Tor- homered and added two singles Groman’s, 21-19. Five runs shirts and certificates im­ ^ ting, I hit ’em all and when Chicago on June 1 this Manager Paul Owens an­ Boston last March. The Red Sox SUE HSTPMCC SUE PRICE The Red Sox plan to use Wise za and Steve Batisto each came and Julie Debate and Chris in the sixth inning turned the printed with the season’s ac­ — Fast Courteous Service— « * USTPBCE S A y m a season. nounce the new agreement. “I used him last season exclusive­ for the first five innings of the I’m not hitting, I don’t hit up with two hits. Carpenter each singled three tide. complishments. C 7 t .\ 4 wasn’t surprised by two years. ly as a designated hitter. He E 7 I.I 4 178x13-078x13 game and bring in Marichal any of them.” DUSTY Dave Schwartz, league SERVICE ON FOREIQN & COMPACT CARS 68.00 $27.00 FAST, 48.80 $20.00 It could have been three years. times for the Leopards. Liz ranked second among all F7a>l4 afterward. Nevertheless, Stargell, Three hits by Bruce Reynolds Buckley and Cathy Slattery director, hopes to expend to COURTEOUS B78xl4-C78xl3 Cardinals 9, Phillies 8 It could have been one year — designated hitters in RBI’s, Mary Carroll was a stand­ r7Sii> 72.54 $30.00 4 9 4 4 $22.00 “They’re both ready to pitch who last year led the league and two each by Tom Matrick, each had two hits for the losers. SERVICE A pair of big innings plus fine. I never had any doubt Homers, doubles, hits and at out with a great defensive six teams next'season. SPECIAL OF THE WEEK G 7«><4 C78xl4-E78xl4 52.70 $23.00 as far as I know,” said Johnson. in homers and runs batted in the gutty pitching of veteran about it.” Joe Schlinga, Tom Basille, Bob C 7 ? i l J 79.11 $33.00 bats. He hit 20 home runs and play, a triple that tied the “We’re not going to rush only to lose out to Cincin­ In his second year at the DeMarchi and Warren Mosler • M fire F78xl4 Bob Gibson pushed the Car­ drove in 86 runs. score and then scored the SAT. 8 P.M. AU6. 3 H 7 S i l 4 54.73 $25.00 anything, though. Wise will go paced Savings Bank of 19th Hole 86.57 $37.00 nati’s Pete Rose for the dinals into a first place tie helm, Ozark, 50, has kept the Cepeda has been playing with Prices five innings maximum if his Manchester to a 10-9 win over winning run. Sharon Maher G78xl4-G78xl5 59.92 $27.00 MVP award and who in 1971 with the Phils in the topsy­ Phils atop the National League Ellington Ridge Yucatan in the Mexican PLAINVILLE J 7 I > ) S 98.08 $42.00 Plus arm holds out that long and the copped the homer crown and East for most of the season. the Angels last night at Robert­ Following are the starting H78xl4-H78xl5 65.72 turvy East race. The Cards son Park. League. GOODYi^ Fed. Ex. $30.00 first pitcher I’ll call will be drove in 125 runs but lost out The Phils finished in last place times and pairings for Satur­ STADIUM 112.33 $43.00 Marichal.” scored five times in the se­ Three runs in the last inning Tax 178x15-178x15 83.49 $32.00 to Joe Torre of St. Louis for in 1973, but won 12 more games day’s Four Ball Golf Tourna­ MODIFIED AUTO Reactivating Marichal means cond on four consecutive than they did the previous year. turned the trick. ment at Ellington Ridge: the MVP, is batting a someone on the roster will be singles, Reggie Smith’s tri­ “My association with Paul Best in defeat with the bat Vets Report MARATHON BLACK customary .298 with 18 sent to the minors, but Johnson ple and a fifth single by Ted (Owens) and Ruly (Carpenter, were Ed Vallone and Rich 7:30. Reynolds Sports Dial AMHERST, Mass. (UPI) - DUNLOP 7:38 McHugh, Dickinson, Seaman, Byk RACES DUNLOP hasn’t made any decision as to homers and 61 RBIs. Blauvelt with three hits each. Simmons. They added three owner of the Phils) has been a 7:46 McCarthy, Robinson, Cagianello, Three more veterans reported LAP PDLYESTER G/T “ 60” DUNLOP who it'll be. “Nobody can win 'em more in the sixth on four good one,” Ozark said. They’ve The latter had the only home Rubin TONIGHT to the New England Patriots SP-4 "I can’t make any decisions all,” the Pirates’ slugger run. 7:54 McKone, Tantliio, Cohn, Rich­ 7:25 Red Sox vs. Orioles, MODIFIED • laTEDoniru more singles and a double. gotten me ballplayers I like and mond training camp Wednesday, 4 PLY O M DtSTKK “ Gold Cup’’ | ‘TMWOimiCST WTIC about that now,” he said. I c o u ld n 't be m o re 8:02 Indomenico, Peters, Fahle, bringing the total number to 10 FEATURE TOKI SOUNSTSLUMl Gibson (59) struggled into $ 2 2 ^ ^ • tnUAT overwhelmed about coming CANDLELIGHT Evangeiista 7:25 Yanks vs. Indians, plus $2.82 F.E.T. Ortfinol •qwlpmunt 8: to Madutuno veterans and 70 players in LAP • PERfllMUCt CeiSTIKTUN iM ilAf (•rtign the eighth, but was tagged WINF nSTD back. Each side collected 18 hits 8:18 Tantiiio, Skinner, Ertm an, Galato camp, a club spokesman said. • N tt lU X M sp««K (nrt f«r pN mai«r for five runs. 9:00 WFL: Sun vs. PLEASURE • RUSDUin UXMUUTY mpnwFptPwim, M bi Iu6p« "I do feel I've accomplished but Dorn’s Boys managed to 8:28S. Tantiiio, Deane, Edwards, Hon- The veterans who showed up u m s • ISTdMUTY Wet cpntrrucHoA and papw* Prior to the game, the outlast Vito’s last night at non Southmen, Ch.l8 CAR hrtWpd Dag HWOMipn.” something. The players are 8:34 Becker, Roberto, DeRoo, A. Tan­ were linebacker Bob Geddes, SIZE lISrPME S A U P R ia Phils announced the exten­ Robertson, 11-10. - PLUS HEATS - Dpen Mon., Tuss., Wed., FrI. MCC Collegians Home^ really doing the job and they tiiio defensive back Jack Mildren S3 Adin. 6-12 yrs. 99c 060 x 14 73 .2 9 $ 38J )0 Size SAie pRice size TWE SALE PRta sion of manager Danny have gone along with my Swinging best for Dorn’s were 8:42 Stein 8:50 Oldham, Dickman, Peracchio, BASKET^ J and defensive end Donnell Under 6 yrs FREE 8:DD - 5:3D L 60x l 4 87 .7 8 $ 46J )0 600il3,150x13, S60U3 Ozark’s contract for two ideas.” Bruce Theiling, Hal Tarbell and Cavedon Smith. SI5.95 BIK-TL $34.50 Legion AWStars Play f S O x l S more years through 1976. Owens said he decided to ex­ Jim McCauley with three 8:58 Caistofani, Ehrlich, Geddes, Racing Every Sat 8 pjn. 6 1 .77 $ 3S.OO 70x13, E7 .|1 Merker Thurs. 8 to 8 IM.I 4 BIK-TL. $3630 tend Ozark’s pact because bingles each. George Quiggin F S O x t S 6 7 .29 $ 37J )0 Baseball games of local in­ 9:06 Davidson, Latimer, Bantly, JUNIOR F78xl4,078x14,078x15 $18.95 ItS-lt “he’s done an outstanding job in added a homer. Best for Vito’s Olender Junior Bears 49 (Kalisek 15, Sat. 8 to 1 060 x 13 73.29 8404)0 I 7i 14 BLK-n $3830 terest will be played on two Zone Eight squad which will be 9:14 Sm ith. Rosem an, W. Peck, llt-M bringing the club along. were Tony Kastauskas and Jim Shelton 10, Florent 8), St. L S O x l S 878x15,1.78x15. N78xl4 $21.95 fronts tonight. coached by Jack HoUk and Dick Reds 4, Astros 0 Ferguson Th e 87.78 $ 474)0 m 70-I1 BLK-n $3930 “He's done the job I expected Warner in the three-hit 9:22 Famham Manchester Community Marsh of Manchester. Cincy southpaw Don James 19 CThompson 10) he could and I think he’s category and Alan Grzyb, Mike 9:30 Salad, Gould, Lawrence, Krefetz Muffler That’8 College, struggling in the Hart­ Local Legion standouts vrith Gullett twirled a two-hitter 9:38 Tulin, Hunter, Mosher, Kouach INTERMEDIATE justified in getting another Orlowski and Bob Warner each ford Twilight League, will the Zone Eight squad will be 9:48 Leger ‘ Beavers won by forfeit over Guaranteed for NHmS-IIUIICIIESTER THE, MC to gain his 13th win of the two-year contract,” Owens came up with a pair of safeties. 9:54 Goodman, Ross, Berger, Cunyers engage Hartford Insurance at Jack Maloney, Dave Bidwell, 10:02 Moutron, Fahey, Vignati, Wiley Med Goo. FIB MMITIK . WSTn CHMS . season against seven losses. said. as long as you 295 BROAD ST. (0|ipo$lta Soars AirtoffloHve) 5:45 at Mt. Nebo. The locals Ray Sullivan and Ron Soucier 10:18 Smith, Weinstein, Gabrous, SENIOR II The Reds bunched all their Ozark signed a two-year con­ Scoring in all but one inning, Channin own the car:.. have won just twice in 17 starts. wiU Joe Banning a reserve. runs in the second and third tract with the Phils on Nov. 1, Wholesale Tire outscored 10:26 Harrigan, Stick, Auedesian, Cagers 50 ( John Bartlett 16, Manchester lUTNMIU. BRANDS nSCOUNT IR E CENTER Veteran A1 Falco will be in Play starts at 7:30. Proceeds Bounticonti Mike Maloney 16), Zee’s 44 innings, while Johnny Bench 1972 after spending 31 years in Economy Electric last night at 10:34 Clark, James. Dooley. Karliner 8 7 5 - 2 5 1 7 the starting MCC lineup. will enter the Newington the Dodgers’ organization as a Robertson, 15-3, as Gerry Mund 10:50 P. Lingua, Quigley, Farley, (Kurt Carlson 18) 'c.ooo'^cun) Phone 229 HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY, CONN. and Cesar Geronimo had Scranton In Bristol, an all-star game Children’s Hospital and the minor league player and rapped out four base hits. Fred’s 57 ( Bob Mear 14, J ARCO 0 ______OPEN DAILY 11-7 P.M. • SATURDAY 9-2 P.M. two hits apiece and each !! PfonOss, Callahan, Lingua featuring the top performers Rocky Hill Veteran’s Home 11:48 Snyder Collins 13), Shelly’s 53 OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP 643-1161 scored a run. manager and major league ^ b Godin and Cal Coolidge from Zone One will entertain a Funds. coach. had three hits each and Jiin 11'^ Kellner, Davis, Marsh, Rayburn (John Quinn 16, John McKeon ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE 12:02 Kemp, Baum, Zubrow, Paster­ 0 Celio and Glen Taylor two each. nack . 21) PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974 o.v.vX.wX<*>Xv.vXv.v.v.v.v.%v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., ’Thurs.. Aug. 1, 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN Help Wanted Hpnipi FcTSala; y , - 2 3 hom e. For Sale 13 Homea For Sale 23 2$ Homea For Sale 2 3 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 2 3 Services Ottered Utility Group 31 Homea tor Sale 23 Homea tor Sale 23 MALE - Full-time store clerk. MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, HAPPY ADS MANCHESTER - New homes TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Near Top in Apply ih person. Closed two-family. 3 bedrooms, living EIE8MIT LIVING Wiednesdays. Barrett Plumbing OFFERED BY ESTATE in desirable Porter Street area. large appliances, cleaning room, kitchen, wall-to-waU Foundations now being dug. cellars ahd attics, also some We find the house Atomic (Jj)se Supply, 331 Broad Street, carpeting, air-conditioned. SURGOUNDED GY PRIVACY... Manchester. Your plans or ours. 40’s, 50’s, tree work done. 644-1775. you make the home. HARTFORD (UPI) - Immediate occupancy. The 7-ROOIW DUTCH COLONIAL 60’s ... T. J. Crockett, Realtors, In this MCGllGnt 6-room CiMtom Built Ranch on baautiful Northeast Utilities said price is only $47,9do. Frechette 643-1577. LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, daniel f. rtalt EXPERIENCED preferred, 50 HOLL STREET Lookout Mountain (FIrat tima on markat) with thraa MIS . Wednesday it ranked among the & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- cellars and attics cleaned, call on food trade, sales and 4144. M ro o m a , iarga walk-ln eloaata, two full batha, ptaatar walls. top utilities in the nation in the service. Must have car, go^ CLEAN, move-in condition. Six lawns mowed, small tree work. IVii baths, 2-car garage, fireplaced living room, room cape with bedroom space Uniqua, convanlant kHehan with bullt-ln appliances. Uving Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. $37,000 percentage of electricity opportunity for right man. Call MANCHESTER - Bowers formal dining room, large well landscaped lot galore, fireplaced living room. room has baamad cathedral calling with panalad firaplaca This older 6-room Colonial la loaded with charm. The produced from nuclear power or contact for appointment, 30 School, 4-bedroom Ranch, $41,500. wall and sliding glass doors to balcony. Two-car garaga. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ very quiet street Is an added extra. A large fireplaced for the first half of 1974. Grove Street, Bridgeport, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Conn. 06605. 1-368-1067. living room with fireplace, Stom walls and apllt rail fancaa surround tha profaaaionally eling, rec rooms, offices, living room, formal dining room, large eat-ln kitchen, The firm, which is the parent dining room, kitchen, rec room, Call 6 4 3 -8 1 5 2 landscapad and haavlly traad lot. You woni bellava tha prtca household repairs. Phone 649- three good size bedrooms and a full bath. Although this to five utilities servicing e, treed lot. Just im- 643-9969, 646-8250. 4594. X-RAY TECHNICIAN - After- — way balow raplacamant costi Built by Ansaldl. home has no garage. It does have something special. Connecticut and Western S ate. 40’s. Frechette & An ATTIC. A fun place for the kids on a rainy day. noons and some mornings for Martin, Realtors, Inc. 6 ^ 1 4 4 . Massachussetts, said 37 per doctor’s office in Rockville. ... SoniMnt LAWNMOWERS repaired and cent of the electricity it Phone 872-8321. moy have Mnt you sharpened, pick-up and MANCHESTER- Rockledge, 7 THAT HOMEY FOUNG CHARLES LESPERANCE delivered, Call l^arpall now for Mid 40’a — This 5-room ranch la so now. the builder Is still produced in the period came room Ranch, cathedral ceiling, o happy adl MORTGAGE MONEY PHONE 643-2711 PART-TIME stock work In these your spring tuneup. 643-5305. working on It. Two baths, aluminum siding, carpeting, and from nuclear power plants. available. Big L Discount Store, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, double extras we still don’t know about. About 60 per cent of the garage, treed lot, $49,900. 1 , Available 913 Main Street. Apply in per­ BEST BUYS CASH Registers and adding eletricity from nuclear sources FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Hayes Corporation, 646:0131. machines. - Sales, service, $45,500 — Qood Income property. A four-family close to son. VERNON $47,900 everything. was produced at NU's Millstone f / a /O CHFAp. V A o r FHA Programs New Listing - Cape, 4 finished 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- supplies. 15 years experience, 1 power station in Waterford Help Wanted 13 bedroom Cape, 2 baths, formerly with NCR. Free $53,900 — Just starting out? Why not let your tenants help COOK - Person has to have IMMACULATE older home, 3 ^ Happy Birthday PlesN call for appointment to see If you rooms, unfinished upstairs ROOM ABOUNDS and the Connecticut Yankee INDEX fireplace, carpeting. , finished Estimates. C.R.S. Company, you with your monthly payments. This two-year old duplex It ADVERTISING some experience - will train our or 4 bedrooms 1 l/2baths, first I FLIPPER would qualify under these progranw. has full shed dormer. Sun- basement, full shM dormer, Nuclear Power Station in Had- NOTICES ADVERTISING EXPERIENCED cabinet way. Rein’s New York Style, In this 7 room, custom built Coventry, 742-6381. close to school and shopping. With three bedrooms on maker wanted, Excellent op­ floor laundry, 2-car garage, I Love, your two S porch, family room, wall-to- aluminum siding, garage, dam, of which NU owns 44 per 1 — Loit and Found Deii-Restaurant, Route 30, Ver­ Garrison Colonial. Large either side, eat-in kitchen with appliances included. 2 — Ptraontit DEADLINE portunity. Please call swimming pool. Owner moving I favorite daughters | wall carpeting. 75’xl50’ lot. Move-in condition. CUSTOM MADE draperies and cent, the company said. 3 — Announeamanta RATES non, 875-0944. out of state. Marion E. Robert­ FM 12x14 fireplaced living room, $56,500 - Woodbridge St. — A four-family with good In­ 12:00 noon the day before Displaycraft, Manchester 643- ☆ ☆ ☆ $36,900. Barry Realty, 646:0^, bedspreads, wide selection of Oil fired units accounted for 4 — EnlerlaInmenI son, 643-5953. 1 day ...... 94 word per day publication. 9557. FRECHEnE t MARTIN. Raaltors. Inc. Ranch - 3 bedrooms, living formal dining room, 3 large 742-8815. f a b ric s . Phone 649-1786 come. One 6-room apartment, three 4-room apartments 49 per cent of the electricity 5 — Auctions 3 d a y s ...... 84 word per day JANITOR - Part-time evenings, 646-4144 bedrooms on second floor. Live rent free. Deadline for Saturday and dusting, floor cleaning. Apply room with fireplace, Idtchen, anytime. generated, with other sources FINANCIAL 6 d a y s ...... 74 word per day REAL ESTATE - Need for one NINE year old “L”-shaped Family room off kitchen. TWO-FAMILY frame home 26 days ...... 64 word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. at Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye .Homea For Sale 23 Street, Manchester 2H:ar garage, family room. $58,900 - Ellington. This 7-room Raised Ranch Is spanking accounting for the remainder, 6 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas eager salesperson for active Ranch with fireplaced living Nicely treed lot with a coun­ with tenants and business te­ HEB'S Tree Cutting - lot 9 — Parsonal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM Street, South Windsor. room, eat-in kitchen, 3 Many extras. Great location. new. Three bedrooms, 2 'h baths, family room and a 2-car the company said. 10 — Insursncs local real estate office. i — nant on the first floor. Located clearing and landscaping work Happy Ads ...... $1.75 Inch PLEASE READ bedrooms and rec room. Large ☆ ☆ ☆ try view. Please call 649-5306. garage. This home offers a baautiful view. Production at the nuclear un­ Experience not necessary, will at 105 Main Street, corner of done. I^ee estimate. Weekdays EMPLOYMENT treed lot. Only $33,900. Keith j 7 ROOM CAPE J East Hartford COVENTRY - Owner anxious. Cape - Six rooms, garage, $35,900 — Robin Hood would have loved this one. The large its, according to Northeast, 13 — Help Wanted train. For confidential appoint­ NURSES AIDES - All shifts, EQUA HOliSIK OmihllTY Grove Street, Manchester. In call 872-9771 between 8 A.M. YOUR AD ment call Rick Merritt, 646- experience preferred, excellent Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. I This hpme is In I Make an offer for this spacious porch, 200’ lot, trees galore, very good condition with large tree shaded lot Is just the beginning. This super clean 6- resulted in a savings of ap­ 14 — Business Opportunllles Classllled ads are taken over A GEM and 9 P.M. Weekends anytime. 15 — Situation Wanted 1180. starting salary, good fringe 7 1/2 room Raised Ranch on a wall-to-wall carpeting. lot located in business zone. room Cape has much to offer. Wall to wall carpeting, a proximately 6.5 million barrels the phone as a convenience. I excellent condition and I TTiree bedroom Ranch, first beautiful acre lot. King size BARROWS A WALLACE benefits, paid lunch period, on MANCHESTER- Porter Street Immediate occupancy. Call P.M.H. Real Estate, 528- TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ fireplace, bullt-ins, 1 Vi baths and plenty ol privacy. of residual oil. EDUCATION The Herald Is responsible lor area, 6 room Colonial, 1*4 I is located on quiet ■ floor family room, spacious master bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, 18 — Private Instructions only one Incorrect Insertion and DENTAL Assistant, full time, bus line. East Hartford Con­ ☆ ☆ ☆ RHnGMSVr MBW HBVBH IMIUBIU 9321 after 5 p.m. 568-5776. ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, During the six-month period. baths, fireplace and carpeting, kitchen, large living room formal dining room, extra large S4S-030G 3S7-101G 278-1802 19 — Schools-Classas then only to the size ol the experience p referr^ but will valescent Home, 745 Main I shady Cambridge ■ Oversized Colonial Cape in and trimming. Attics, cellars Millstone 1 was in operation 96 20 — Instructions Wanted original Insertion. Errors which train. Send resume to P.O. Box Street, East Hartford. lovely tree shaded yard. Upper I Street within walking ■ with fireplace and wall-to- eat-in kitchen with appliances, cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- % 30s. K. E. Merritt Ag fantastic family room with prestige neighborhood, 2-car LIST YOUR HOUSE IN ... per cent of the time, producing REAL ESTATE do not lessen the value ol the 1, Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. Agency,i distance of stores and I wall carpeting, fqnced yard 5305. 1180. I fireplace and carpeting and 2- garage, custom kitchen, first- MANCHESTER - Redwood 75 per cent of its maximum 23 — Homes lor Sals advertisement will not be cor­ MATURE PERSON to care for with trees, secluded patio. In Farms. If you want a 6-room 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale rected by an additional Inser­ I bus lines. I car g a r^ e . Low 40’s. Colli floor laundry room, basement capable output, the company MAINTENANCE Technician - invalid, approximately 10 hours perfect condition. Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 WINDOW CLEANING - Will 25 — Investment Property tion. Wagner, Realtors, 663 Burnside family room. Owner has Avante RaaHy REALE’S CORNER said, while the Haddam unit 26 — Business Property Individual experienced in all weekly. However, occasionally baths, formal dining room, eat- wash your office, house and fac­ Only $33, 900 Avenue, East Hartford, 289- moved, wants it sold. Come operated 83 per cent of the time 27 — Resort Property phases of maintenance work is overnight and one weekend per Manchester in kitchen and fireplace, you’ll 646-5461 tory windows. Special discount 17S MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 28 — Real Estate Wanted I GORMAN; 0241. ^ it today!! at about 3 per cent of its needed for general month. References required. I f really like this neat, attractive prices for July and August. Bonda-Stoeka-Mortgagea 8 Help Wanted 13 maintenance at Meadows Con­ Phone 742-6630. LAR G E C A P E WARREN L HOWLAND ☆ ☆ ☆ maximum capable output. MISC. SERVICES I Edmund Gorman ■ Realtor 643-1108 home. It has attached garage, Work guaranteed. Our men are 31 — Services Ollered valescent Center, 333 Bidwell Lovely treed lot. Living room, MANCHESTER - Six-room ManchesIssteT' MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd I Agency I Hanfclyman’s Delight - large basement, wall-to-wall bonded and insured. Call 649- Painting-Papering 32 Northeast has begun con­ 32 — Painting-Papering SECOND COOK - For convales­ Street, Manchester. Contact CLERK-TYPIST - Part-time. eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Cape with new roof, new 5334. 33 — Building-Contracting mortgages — interim financing family in convenient location. carpeting and is set back on a 0 OOD^NCOME struction on two other nuclear cent home, experience in Mr. Bannock, 647-9194 or drop Requires industrious girl for iManchester 646-40401 kitchen and new bathroom. A Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng — expeditious and confidential 1V4 baths, partial rec room, TWO-FAMILY House - In fair Alittle work can make you the one-half acre lot in quiet coun­ -F J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom units at the Waterford site and 35 — Heating-Plumolng preparation and supervision. by 8-4. small office in Bolton. Handle ■ ------1 potentially large lot. Good area. service, J.D. Real Estaze garage. Owner very anxious. shape, with yard, attic and proud owner of an excellent try setting. Low 40’s. Call PAINTING-You must call us. decorating. Interior painting. BIDWELL Home Improvement has asked for permission to 36 — Flooring Job is open now, come in and sales contracts, invoicing and $31,900. T. J. Crockett, owners 646-3963. GOOD LOCATION We can beat the competition. 37 — MovIng-TrucKIng-Storage Assoc. 646-1980. Priced reduced to $36,000. basement, new furnace. On bus Realtors, 643-1577. income producer. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Co. Expert installation of build a larger unit in Montague, see Sister Mildred. Meadows CAN YOU make $250 - $400 per other variousduties. Typing, REDUCED - Cozy, economical, store front, zoned for food or Quality, excellent references, Remodeling. Exterior painting. 38 — Services Wanted •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Convalescent Home, 333 Offers invited. two-bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, lines, only a few minutes to ☆ ☆ ☆ aluminum siding, gutters and Mass., which together with the week by supervising a door-to- calculator skills. The (Jlark shopping center, public pool, COVENTRY - Location and grocery business + Large at­ free estimates. Pete, 742- Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. MISC. FOR SALE Bidwell Street, Manchester. garage, nice neighbornood. Three-family Townhouse trims. Roofing installation and existing ones is expected to door sales crew instead of Dewatering Corp., 643-9585. Or schools and churches. 6 4 6 - ^ . land. Ranch home has six large tached 7-6 two-family home 6117(toll free), 5-10 p.m. Fully insured. For estimate call repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 41 — Articles lor Sale □ EMPLOYMENT 647-9194. selling yourself? Find out how FKCHETTE t MUTM Many assets at bargain price, apartment in tip-top condition 42 — Building Supplies apply in person. Route 6, South Windsor rooms with attached four room with 2-car garage. Priced at 649-9658. produce 63 per cent of all the Bolton, Conn. $34,500 firm. Owner, 64^5641, 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs today. Call 872-8810. MANCHESTER - Custom built on a 150x150 lot. Must be seen. unit good for rental or CONCRETE WORK- HORACE Tetrault — Siding, electricity used by its con­ 44 — Livestock KUTIMS, IM. 528-7311. IMMACULATE an appealing $43,900. Help Wanted 13 6-room Cape with front-to-back Call for details. professional office. 27 acres Specializing in decking for in- PAPERHANGING and ceiling roofing, storm windows, aw­ sumers. Northeast said its com­ 45 — Boats & Accessories ATTENTION - Housewives. 646-4144 Enjoy moving into this ground pools. Painting. 46 — Sporting Goods living room. Immaculate condi­ ☆ ☆ ☆ offers private house setting, painting - Reasonable rates. nings. Quality workmanship, mitment to nuclear power Sell toys and gifts now through C00K;S a ssista n t - Full­ SEVEN ROOM older house, delightful 6 room spacious Shown By Appointment Railroad tie walls. Call 64^ 47 — Garden Products PART-TIME work at home, on Christmas. Free sample kit. tion. Original owners moving East Hartford ■ 2-family on cleared land, pond, brook and Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. free estimates. Fully insured. plants will contribute to energy 48 — Antiques time, m ature person. Good centrally located,' 2-car garage ranch without fuss or muss. wooded land. Call for details. 8450. the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Commissions from first party! starting salary, excellent fringe south. $34,900. T. J. Crockett, an oversized lot. Industrial 872-9187, 649-3417. self-sufficiency in the U.S., and 49 — Wanted to Buy EXPERIENCED plus large storage area. Call Large rec room in lower level, The Weeks Agency, Inc, Storrs, AVAXTE CALL ME for painting or Call or write Santas’s Parties, benefits. On the bus line. Apply OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. owner, M9-9565. Realtors, 643-1577. zone, close to Aircraft. end excessive dependence on RENTALS WOMEN - Summer help. 7-3:30. AUTO MECHANICS ; New roof, full basement, expan­ 1V4 vanity baths, large lot, 2- 429-9369 or Tolland 875-6774. G & H Paving & Construction wallpapering, free estimates, ROOFING - Specializing Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- in person. East Hartford Con­ ☆ ☆ ☆ Company-Paving, sealing, con­ high cost and uncertain supplies 52 — Rooms lor Rent Must be skilled with nands to dable attic. Needs your per­ car garage. $40’s. Call KEALTY senior citizen’s rates. repairing roofs, new roofs, 53 — Apartments (or Rent 673-3455. Also booking parties. valescent Home, 745 Main General Motors experience MANCHESTER^autiful 6V4 MANCHESTER - Centrally Silver Lane, East Hartford - crete work, septic systems in­ of foreign oil. assemble toys. Apply in person, sonal touch to make it a Reasonable. 568-0527. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned I 54 — Homos lor Rent Street,. East Hartford. preferred. Four-day work located six-room bungalow in Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- Old and rare 7-room home Offered by the 646-5461 stalled. Commercial and 55 — Business lor Rant Kage Company, 91 Elm Street. >r. Upper 20’s excellent condition. Fireplace, 3233 and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs 56 — Resort Property lor Rent week. Fringe benefits. Apply Agency,, 646-1316. with out-buildings on 2 acres. residential. 26 years PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. experience. Free estimates. 57 — Wanted to Rent EQUIPMENT OPERATOR garage, full basement, in J. WATSDN BEACH Co. MECHANIC TRAINEES Director of in person to Mr. Bergeron, Many possibilities. experience. Free estimates. Five years experience. Howley, 643-5361. 58 — MIsc. lor Rent trainees - Communication Service Manager. Realtors, 643-6930. Bowers School area. $29,500. T. REALTORS MLS PHILBRICK 649-5233. Excellent references. Pete, 742- Wanted must have tools, and Nursing Services Cable, Inc. has openings for ASHFORD - Countiw Cape with J. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. ☆ ☆ ☆ Med School AUTOMOTIVE Manchester Office 647-9139 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. some mechanical background. We have an opening coming equipment operator trainees. 11 lovely acres. Spacious 7- Vernon • 8-room executive ROSSI ROOFING, siding, 61 — Autos lor Sale Apply at Truck Trailers, 651 S&SBUICK ROCKVILLE AREA- seven Lots-Land tor Sale 24 62 — Trucks lor Sale fora progressive RN. B.S., 1-3 Company offers a high salary room home, 2-car garage, bam, room Cape. Living room, dining Raised Ranch on a treed lot chimneys, gutters, free es­ Given Grant Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. 81 ADAMS STREET AGENCY Aluminum Siding Building-Contracting 33 timates. Fully insured. Days, 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale years experience preferred as plus an extensive benefit shed; swimming pool and gar­ room, large country kitchen, with swimming pool, tasteful THREE-QUARTER Acre WASHNGTON (UPI) - The 64 — Motorcycles-BIcyclas MANCHESTER den. Plus house trailer income. Kitchen Re-modeling evenings, 529-8056. Paul 65 — Campers-Trallera-Mobllo Director of Nurses. This posi­ program. You can choose den and three bedrooms. Base­ ly decorated. A pleasure to wooded building lot. Lake MASONRY - All types, HAIRDRESSER wanted - between a standard 40 hours or Louie Dimock Realty, 649-9823. New Additions Cosgrove 643-5364. University of Connecticut’s Homes tion in a large, modern con­ ment garage, city water and DOUBLE HEADER show. Judge for yourself. privileges. Jackston Agency, fieldstone, brick, concrete. 66 — Automotive Service Experienced. Call 643-2461 or a 4-day 10 hour per day shift. CIRCA 1969 - Custom-built 7- R.E. MILLER, Builder School of Medicine in Farm­ apply in person at the Carriage valescent home will become sewers. Large 140x180 treed ☆ ☆ ☆ 6^1316. Free estimates, aster 5 p.m., ROOFING - Installation and ^ 7 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Choice of two night shifts are SIX ROOM CAPE - 3 bedrooms, well landscaped lot. Privacy, room Gamb/'el reproduction Call 649-1421 ington, Conn., has been House, 18 Oak Street. available in mid-September. PAINTER - Experience in new Rockville - Clean 2-family on 643-1870 or 644-2975 repairs, gutters, storm win­ available as well as overtime, if formal dining room, fireplace. excellent residential area. Call on 14 acres. Large country 3 1/2 ACRE rural building lot, awarded a $6,858 grant for a Experience in geriatrics a work necessary. Call after 6 Walking distance to grammar, a quiet residential area dows, doors. Experienced special program on ‘Huan desired. Please contact Mr. McCusker Agency, 8724)535. kitchen, fireplace, 3 baths, prestige area. Call 649-4056 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - EXPERIENCED Service sta­ must. Excellent benefit Carl Bey or. Communication P.M. 649-7770. junior nigh and high schools. Owner anxious. Asking $30, quality workmanship. Fully in­ Values and Health Care,” it tion attendant. Apply Maple . 30x130’ barn with 10 horse between 6 and 7 p.m. DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree Remodeling, repairing, -ad­ program and competitive Cable, Inc,, 5 Glen Road, 872-3609. COVENTRY - Twin Hills 000 sured. Free estimates. was announced today. □ NOTICES Service Station, 220 Spruce BOOK BINDERY has opeining ☆ ☆ ☆ stalls. Country location. Fan­ work, clean-ups, raking, ditions, rec rooms, porches and Reasonable prices. Rick salary. Manchester, Conn. 643-4472 or Drive. Four-room Ranch on COLUMBIA - 53 acres (and plowing, appliances moved, Rep. Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., Etreet, 649-3487. 647-1468. for all around bindery help, Columbia - On Route 87, an tastic view. roofing. No job too small. Call Burnett, 646-3005. Please send resume of experience preferred. Good 106x469 lot, beautifully more). Virgin wood land near painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, 649-3144. said the grant was approved by landscaped, 2 garages, new approved building lot, 100x245 Loat and Found 1 WAITRESS - Part-time, days. qualifications to Box A, benefits. Must be reliable. App­ Glastonbury Routes 6, 66 and 84. Good 528-8649. GILLIS HOME Improvement - the Connecticut Humanities driveway. Many extras. lake privileges, $7,000. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- Experienced preferred. Apply Manchester Evening Herald. ly Hartford Bindery, 2882 Main NEW Yet OLDE development land. $1,000 per CARPENTRY - Repairs, Specializing in roofing and Council. NIGHT CREW Private. Immediate occupancy. ☆ ☆ ☆ room antique Colonial com­ acre (15 acre minimum). (Jail LANDSCAPE SERVICE - LOST - Short-haired black and in perso .W. T. Grant Co., Street. Hartford, 8-4:30. New England charm remodeling, additions, roofing. gutters. Cafl 649-3269. Dr. Stewart F. Speilin, 859-1301. We are “Watching the Store’ pletely restored and in Ferrigno Realtors, 423-1886 Spraying, pruning all types of Call David Patria, South Wind­ white kitten, 4 months old. Manchester Parkade. GROCERY STOCKER throughout. Custom built in associate professor of TELLERS - We will train for for a vacationing agent who excellent condition. 4 anytime. shrubs, evergreens, fruit trees sor, 644-1796. ROOFING and gutters in­ White paws. Answers to Char- BONANZA SIRLOIN P it of Full-time employment, 11 1971, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, BY OWNER - Manchester, Im­ philosophy at the school’s min. Call 649-9792 after 5 P.M. ACCOUNTANT - Part-time. In­ p.m. - 7 a.m. Experience position in one of our 6 branches has the following: fireplaces, 2*4 baths, income- and other types of small trees. stalled. Reasonable prices. Spencer Street in Manchester is fireplaced family room. All on maculate 7-room Colonial, COLUMBIA - Building lot, Free estimates. Sharon Storrs Department of Community dustrial experience. Hours seeking part-time help days and necessary. in the Manchester-East Hart­ producing 3-room studio WES ROBBINS carpentry Eliminate middle man. 643- 6 private acres. Priced in low fireplaced living room, 3 walking distance to lake, Nursery, 643-9687 after 5 p.m. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Medicine and Health Care will LOST - Gray kitten, needs flexible. Own transportation. evenings in the fall. Apply in ford area. Hours must be flexi­ Manchester • 2-family duplex, apartment and 2-room antique 9735, 7-9 a m. and 5-9 p.m. Apply ISO’s. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- bedrooms, formal dining room, engineering plans included. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, be director of the program, medical attention, vicinity Ideal for retired person. Phone person between 10 A.M. and 12 ble. If interested, inquire at 54. Living room, kitchen, 2 shop. Quiet, ancient village Store Manager Hartford National Bank, 3M 3233 or Maryann Cullina, 633- kitchen, den, walk-out base­ Must be sold. $8,500. Call SUNSHINE Painters and built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Mrs. Grasso said. Edgerton Street, call 649-0057. 872-9176. P.M. and 2 P.M. and 4 P.M. Ask ment, 3-car garage, beautifully and 3 bedrooms, wall-to-wall setting. FIRST NATIONAL West Middle 'Tpke., 1526. Ferrigno Realtors, 423-1886 Paperers, Floor Cleaning and 649-3446. for Mr. Gudewicz or Mr. Jef­ landscaped, low heat and taxes, carpeting, new baths. Im­ anytime. Window Cleaning. Free es­ FOUND - Black male Labrador fries. STORES, INC. Manchester. An equal oppor­ J. WATSDN BEACH Co. Heating-Plumbing 35 EXHAUST SYSTEM Installer tunity employer. accessible to all areas. 528-2736. maculate condition, con­ RAISED RANCH built in 1969, timates, satisfaction LEON Cieszynski builder - new type dog. Call Bolton Dog K-Mart Shopping Center REALTORS MLS Legal Notices Warden, 649-5900. needed - Work will include venient. 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan­ guaranteed. Call 649-1590. homes custom built, LYNN’S PLUMBING - MEN-WOMEN, Drivers Manchester Office 647-9139 TOLLAND - Non-development, welding and custom bending of 205 Spencer St. ☆ ☆ ☆ eled family room, with CRBrTE""""« remodeled, additions, rec Repairs, remodeling, new con­ Court of Probate wanted to sell Hood ice cream Mancheeter six room country Cape, acre LIGHT TRUCKING- Attics and District of Manchester FOUND - Small black female mufflers and pipes. Call Joe NURSES’ AIDE IMMACULATE COLONIAL Ellington - Builder’s own carpeting, formal dining AN ESTATE j rooms, garages, kitchens struction. Water pumps. from our mobile vending An tqual opportunity omploytr M/F lot, low 30s. Owner. 8n-63U. cellars cleaned. For free es­ remodeled, batn tile, cement shepherd puppy. Call Bolton McCavanagh at Regal Muffler trucks. Choice routes are With experience - to live in. HIDDEN BEHIND large INTERIOR authentic Dutch Colonial, 8 room, modern kitchen with on this 6 acre lot French spoken also. 875-7263. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Center, IJivision of Lynch J tim ates phone 647-9610, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Dog Warden, 649-5900. available in your area. Hartford Room and board plus salary. Maples on one of Manchester’s Manchester - Jordt Street, 7-room Cape on private rooms, 214 baths, Y4-acre lot. built-ins, fireplace, two-car located on Hlllstown ESTATE OF ETHEL M. WARTLEY Motors, 345 Center Street, 646- anytime. tial or commercial. Call 649- SEWERLINES, sink lines, Depot. For local interview Send resume with references loveliest streets. Three, possi­ SOUTH WINDSOR street convenient to everything. Full wall colonial Convenient to Ellington Ridge garage on 1)4 acres. $39,900. Road with tall trees en- | Pursuant to an order of Hon. William FOUND - Brown and white 4321. NURSES AIDES - Part-time, 4291. cleaned with electric cutters, E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be please call. South Shore Ice to Box “FF” ble four, bedroom English Country Club. ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, Spaniel type male dog. Call weekends only. Excellent Colonial. First floor den and COUNTRY GENTLEMAN fireplace, formal dining room, tastefully decorated, circling a natural ! by professionals. McKinney presented to the fiduciary named below Cream, 1-469-9585. Manchester Evening Herald tuning, maintenance - Ward’s CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ on or before Oct. 26,1974 or be barred by Bolton Dog Warden, 649-5900. APPLY NOW for late summer salary, good opportunity to earn laundry room, new kitchen and kitchen with pantry, 3 big bedrooms (2 are 18’ long), LISTINGS WE NEED CUSTOM BUILT 7-room pasture land. ! Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ law The fiduciary is; and winter counter help to Just a bit short of 3 acres Schom of Electronics graduate, ages, additions, bathrooms, BARMAID wanted - 3-4 days or some money on weekends. If 1V4 baths, fabulous covered sewing or nursery room, plenty of storage and large THINKING OF SELLING? Ranch, 4 years old, beautiful pany, 643-5308. Robert J. Madden FOUND - Brown and white replace college returnees. Help 7 years experience. Trust your kitchens, houses, repairs. Free 84 Eldridge St. nights. Call 872-3381 ask for desired, may schedule for an flagstone terrace, fenced yard, within 15 minutes of Hartford. front porch. Lovely secluded backyard (fenced In), wooded setting, deluxe coun­ Shepherd-cross male dog. Call needed for noon rush early and CALLUS-TODAYI GORMAN; instrument to skillful estimates. Small jobs. Stephen NO JOB too small, toilet Manchester, Conn. 06040 Skip. Also looking for a band. occasional double. East Hart­ Situation Wanted 15 gas grill, aluiiiinum siding, Seven room Dutch Colonial try kitchen 14x20, formal technicians. Call 646-0437 mor­ Bolton Dog Warden, 649-5900. late weekends. Hard workers ford Convalescent Home, 745 ahd 2-car garage with wine cellar. Owner anxious to " Edmund Gorman § Martin, 646-7295. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen many other unique features in with circular drive, elbow GELFIORE dining room, family room nings. only. Rein’s New York Style Main Street, East Hartford. sell - Priced in the Thirtlesi P.S. Low Taxes. Agency | faucets replaced, repaired, rec WOMAN - To work weekend TIMESTUDY ENGINEER - this quality built, lovingly room to spare. Private with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Paraonala 2 Delicatessan Restaurant, days making pies and during maintained home. Assumable rooms, bathroom remodeling, Route 30, Vernon, 875-0944. Stopwatch studies, methods, grounds with in-ground pool, AGENCY full baths, walk-out basement, ^^^nche^^ ^ F^l'^tl’^O'Feperlng 32 Carpentry and general contrac­ week on counter. Apply Grand­ CLERK-TYPIST - Small office, 6% mortgage. Mid 40s. Prin­ heat modernization, etc. Free NOTICE production controls, plant California redwood cabana. REALTORS 647-1413 2-car garage, aluminum ting. Residential and ­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER WHOEVER picked up gold ma’s Pies, 501 IVest Middle diversified work, aptitude for layouts, incentives, etc. Flexi­ cipals only, 646-7245. estimates gladly given. M & M $74,900. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. siding. COLLEGE Graduate students cial. Whether it be a small Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. CONNECTICUT French wallet at Dr. TOY DEMONSTRATORS Turnpike, 2-5 p.m. figures, capable of working ble. 344-3658. available for' exterior and in­ Leventhal’s Monday, 4 p.m. alone. Call M3-1177. repair job, a custom built home In response to a petition for Earn 25% commission selling best llnie MANCHESTER- New listing- Real Estate Wanted 28 terior painting. Six years or anything in between, call 646- please return personals - DO YOU WANT to earn more Four room older Cape, con­ EqviK HovsMG opranM n MANCHESTER - 54 duplex, RANCH - 14x20’ living room, TOWNE Plumbing Service, the installation of sanitary of toys and gIfU! 20% to hostesses, i- TWO-YEAR OLD to care for two-car garage, separate fur­ experience. Fully insured. Free 1379, driver’s license etc. Call 649- color catalog, no delivering or coUec- BECOME AN Artex instructor venient to bus and Parkade. large formal dining room, bay SELLING your home or repairs, alterations, vanity sewers on I inwood Drive and than $5 an hour? Phone Vanda during working hours. Have naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, estimates. Call our com­ 1423 or 646-5905 after 4, 647-9194 tlng, S&H Green Stamps to Beauty Counselor, 875-7357 to of decorator tube paints and child who needs friend. 643- Phone John H. Lappen Inc., 649- BARROWS A WALLACE window, 3 bedrooms, acreage? For prompt friendly cabinets a specialty. Call to 416, 427, and 433 Keeney Street, country kitchen, excellent con­ petitors, than call us, 649-7034. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- ext. 43 before 3. demonstrators. We handle Uie details arrange for a personal inter­ earn money. No experience. 9576. 5261. fUndm lw NnrHnM HirtM aluminum Siding, $32,900. service, call Louis Dimock The Board of Directors will — you run the parties! Call------646-'6-7769. •48-B3M m-ISIB 278-INI dition. Owner transferred. Char fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 4056. view for a full or part-time op­ Realty, 649-9823. WALLPAPERING - Neat and concrete repairs, inside and conduct a Public Hearing on ORPHANED raccoon, born late American Home Toy Parties, Inc. portunity. NEW LISTING. Simply im­ Bon Agency, 643-0683. ______Tel. 7498526 dependable service at outside. Reasonably priced. Tuesday, August 13,1974 at 8:00 spring, needs brother or sister COUNTER HELP - Several maculate 3 family on a 1^150’ COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in ALL CASH for your property FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, BEAUTIFUL Custom - built 3- SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 reasonable prices. Free es­ 643-0851. P.M. in the Municipal Building for companionship when openings, part-time, Friday, landscaped treed lot. 1970. First floor family room within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, repairs and remodeling, GAS STATION attendant □ REAL ESTATE bedroom Colonial - Excellent baths, 2-car garage, quiet timates. Call after 5 p.m., 649- Hearing Room. released in state forest mid STORE MANAGER wanted for needed. Apply in person. Saturday, li p.m. - 7 a.m. Some Convenient location. Three with fireplace and built-in instant service. Hayes Agency, ^cialize in hot water heaters. location, Birch Mountain Road, residential area, $37,900. Two- 5474. ANY TYPE Carpentry and Prompt service on emergency. All affected property owners August. 649-0462. local sandwich shop. Gorin’s Sports Car Center,- mornings and evenings. Apply separate heating systems. Bolton. $60,000. Telephone 646- bookcases, beautifully 646-0131. Experience helpful, but will Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 Center Homes For Sale 23 family, over 300’ deep lot, masonry work, additions and 643-7024. will be given full opportunity to Route 83, Tolland ’Dirnpike, Unusual value. Belliore Agency 3026. equipped modern kitchen with PAINTING - Exterior house remodeling. Free estimates. A. tram right person. Call 643-9629. Talcottville. St, Manchester. 647-1413. excellent income, $36,900. Two- express their views on the family, residential zone C, ideal large eat-In area, formal WE WILL buy your house. Call painting professionally done Squillacote, 649-0811. □ FINANCIAL MANCHESTER - Small two- anytime, Hutchins Agency, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - proposed installation. MANCHESTER - New 5-5 two- professional location, $48,900. dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2*4 with guarantee. Free es­ Prompt, courteous service. Call BOOKKEEPER - Full-charge, WOMAN WANTED to care for family, ideal investment. Good family in Eighth District. Realtors, 649-5324. location and condition. Low Martens Agency,/Realtors .... baths, aluminum siding, treed timates. Call after 5 p.m., 649- TOP QUALITY work - Septic, 643-1496. experienced. Full fringe 8-year old boy, 'Tuesday through RNS-LPN8 MASSACHUSEHS Aluminum siding, 1 1/2 baths, Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 646-2550. lot. 5474. sewer connections, bulldozing, benefits. Imnediate opening. Friday. Must live in vicinity of big kitchen and separate SELLING your house? Call us Ask for Missy, WINF Radio, AIDES 643-4535, 646-1021. $40,000 - 22 Rooms, 3 floors. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD Verplanck School, aplease call 7-3, 3-11 Some furniture. Structurally basements. Mid 50’s. T. J. first and we’ll make you a cash INSIDE - Outside painting, Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- MORTGAGES, loans first se­ 646-1230. 568-7286. COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, 1*4 EAST HARTFORD sound. Nestled in a valley Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. offer. One day service. T. J. fecial rates for people over 65. 5114. Flooring 38 cond, third. All kinds. Realty Full-time aiid part-time MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6,3- BOLTON - REDUCED MANCHESTER $36,500 baths, formal dining room, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. CONNECTICUT Fully insured. Estimates given. statewide, credit rating un­ LICENSED PRACTICAL BAKERY SALESWOMAN - positions available, com­ car garage, excellent location, near many ski areas. Han­ 25x14’ living room with necessary. Reasonable. Con­ good income. I^per 30’s. COLUMBIA - Lakefront. Six Priced at orily $27,900 for quick salel Three-bedroom LOTS OF ROOM Call 649-7863. BUILDING - Remodeling, FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, Nurse - Part-time, 7-3:30, for a Experience preferred, but will petitive salary plus company cock, Mass. rooms, three bedrooms, 1 1/2 fireplace, garage, %V\% fidential, quick arrangements. small facility for the elderly in LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- Ranch, 21' living room, new roof, private roofing, concrete steps, (specializing in older floors). INVITATION train. Apply in person to paid life, health, major baths, large living room with assumable mortgage. Ceilings and inside painting. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Manchester. Contact Sister 2440. $7,500 - 4-room cottage shell, neighborhood on non-through lane. Well kept home In this 8 room Jarvis built fireplaces. For estimates call Parkade Bakery, 400 West Mid­ medical and disability In­ fireplace, large kitchen, 2 Outstanding neighborhood. PROFESSIONAL 649-1142. John Verfaille, 646-5'/50, 872- TO BID 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Mary ’Therese, 647-9908. dle Turnpike. 100 amp electric service and In excellent location close to Route 44A and taxes un­ Cape. Two full baths, formal □ MISC. SERVICES ford. Evenings, 233-6879. surance makes this truly one TIMROD RD. - New 7-room porches. $67,0()0. Call owner $40,900. PAINTING 2222. RE: POLICE UNIFORMS septic tank. Sherwood Forest, 228-9070. der $400. Plenty of room for your family’s garden. Call dining room, eat-in kitchen Sealed bids will be received of the best benefit packages Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. Mass. todayl plus den or bedroom on first Poporing tnd Small Corpontry at the office of the Purchasing •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« available. Apply the Director 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, BUILDING LOT - 2V4 acres, Services Ollered 31 We design and build; Barns, of Nursing Service to learn city utilities, plastererd walls, MANCHESTER - Vacant over­ floor. Three bedrooms, on se­ $13,000. nBEsiHnB-nurmn Family rooms. Green houses, Agent, 740 Main Street, East For details call... sized 7-room Cape. Garage, AnENTIO NII patio. Two-car garage. Shade cond; large rec room in base­ SHARPENING Service - Rec rooms. Pool and Patio Hartford, Conn, until ’Thursday, more about the health care fireplace, aluminum siding. NEW Raised Ranches under 646-2M5 If you are an Intelligent mature person who Is a self trees. Built by Ansaloi. Charles HAGLER REAL ESTATE Since 1950 ment. Should I go on? Come Saws, knives, axes, shears, Cabanas, Kitchens. Working □ MISC. FOR SALE August 15, 1974 at 11:30 a.m. INVITATION opportunities at Excellent condition. Upper 30’s. starter that enjoys responsibility, takes Initiative and Lesperance, 649-7620. 643-6624 see, quick. Call 649-5306. $40,000, large kitchens, king skates« rotary blades. Quick with rough sawn boards and and will be publicly opened and 047-9191 T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- TO BID knows what has to be done and DOES IT. We have a Uetnud Brokor lor s iz ^ master bedroom, living service. Capitol Equipment PAINTING - Exterior and in­ beams a specialty. Also roofing read at that time and place for 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. MaitacAuitHt amf ConnoeUeut 1577. EQUAL HOUBINQ OPPOHTUNITY room with fireplace, wall-to- and siding, using the finest Articles lor Sale 41 Sealed bids will be received position for you. It Is a varied and Interesting job. ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. terior.Reasonable rates. Call the above mentioned com­ in the Office of The Director of MEADOWS l/2room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, wall carpeting throughout. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday 644-8812. materials. Barrett Home Im­ modities and service. You must be an excellent typist, and experienced on CONYALESCENT CENTER living room, family room, 2-car Manchester Two baths, 2-car garage, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7; 30-4. 643- provement Company, Roger DARK, RICH loam. 5 yards, General Services, 41 Center BARROWS & WALLACE $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, Information for bidders, office machines. 333RMWOIISL attached garage, large lot. MMHBiw nvw raraiM iMnrani 7958. CEILINGS, inside painting, Barrett, 649-0822. Street, Manchester, Connec­ BY OWNER - Four bedroom SMARTLY GRACIOUS aluminum siding, woi^ed lot. stone, gravel, pool and patio Msnciiestsr, Conn. Char-Bon, 643-06183. Cape, 2 baths, living, dining, 84B4S0I M7-181B »8-1B01 papering, floor sanding- specifications, proposal and ticut, until August 21, 1974 at A spacious 6-year old 8-room TOP QUALITY work - Septic, sand. 643-9 04. contract forms are available at Excellent starting salary depending upon uitchen, family room, rec room WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! REWEAVING burns, holes. refinishing (specializing in 11:00 a.m. for the following: Contemporary home situated older floors). John Verfaille, sewer connections, bulldozing, the office of the Purchasing background. Complete program of liberal fringe in basement. Large private Thinking of Selling Your Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ENCLOSING BIGELOW NEEDED - Babysitter in Manchester high on a hill with a pan­ THREE-BEDROOM Garrison Window shades, Venetian 646- 5750, 872-2222. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. ALUMINUM sheets used as Agent, 740 Main Street, East benefits. yard in quiet neighborhood. Property? Call TODAY! printing plates, .007 thick, BROOK; MATERIALS FOR Manchester. High School area. DESIGNER DECORATED Asking $36,900. 643-2333. oramic view of the Hartford Colonial, fireplaced living blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- Hartford. ENCLOSING BIGELOW Two boys, 5 and 6. Call after 5, skyline. A semi-covered room, formal dining room, fully Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. WALLPAPER Hanging - No job 5114. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. MaiUn School Area Phone 643-2711.; The right is reserved to reject BROOK. 742-6457 or 649-6874. ANDOVER - Near Lake. New sunken patio faces private equipped kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, too small. Call 647-1295 or 646- Call Personnel Dept, at 289-3301 for appointment. CARPENTRY - Additions, rec any or all, or any part of any or Bid forms, plans and 5*4 room Ranch, fireplace, woods. All this, plus a fan­ master bedroom will take king- MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 6784. Tliree bedroom Colonial, 2 REALTORS PHILBRICK rooms, decks, and roofing. Free NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 alt bids when such action is specifications are available at carpeting, double garage, pick size furniture. All on a I Removal, pruning, lot clearing, SECRETARY needed - Mon­ fireplaces, family room, 2t4 tastic kitchen, 4 bedrooms, estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 cents each. Inquire side door. deemed, to be for the best in­ the General Services Office, 41 MOTTS your colors. $32,500. Hayes Cor­ Btl. 44A Button Bto. 32, M antfloM manicured treed lot. Call B/W spraying.Fully insured. GRADUATE STUDENTS - day, Wednesday, Friday. 10-15 baths, first floor laundry, 2t4 baths, heated basement, Painting, 5 years professional p.m. Manchester Evening Herald.. terest of the Town of East Hart­ Center Street, Manchester, poration, 646:0131. realty, 647-1419. I Licensed. Free estimates. hours per week. Shorthand es­ screened porch, 2-car garage, large family room, etc., etc. AGENCY training. Low prices. Many ford. Connecticut. sential. 646-1153, Mr. Perry. ' Phone 633-5345. SHOP-RITE large landscape lot, Ansaldi- Asking $66,900. ; < W - 8 7 i 3 423^9261 MANCHESTER - Eight-room references in local area. Free MASON CONTRACTOR - WE BUY and sell used fur­ Town of East MANCHESTER - Immaculate niture. Cash on the line. One Town of Manchester, built. 50’s. Colonial, 125’x300’ wooded lot, 4 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) estimates. 643-8634. Plastering, custom built stone Hartford WANTED - Mature woman to Cape, 4 rooms, 2 unfinished up­ WARREN L HOWLAND REALTORS piece or an entire housefull. Connecticut SUPERMARKETS MEMBERS OF MANCHESTER-MLS • VERNON-MLS • bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, first- Trees cut, trimmed or topped, or brick fireplaces, chimney John W. Torpey Robert B. Weiss, care for three children, live in. F. J. SPILECKI stairs, fireplace, garage, nice REALTORS floor family room. Immediate PAUL’S PAINTING- interior, repair, block and cement work. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 ______59 Leggett 8t., East Hartford Transportation necessary. yard. Low, 30’s. By owner, 643- AND WILLIMANTIC-MLS... stumps removed, fully insured. Main Street Rear, behind Purchasing Agent General Manager Realtor 643-2121 occupancy. $64,900. Warren E. Got a tree problem? Well worth exterior, free estimates. Call New and repairs. E. Richard­ References. Phone 289-2817. 7917. 643-1108 646-4200 son, 643-0889, 649-0608. Douglas Motor Sales. ' i Howland Realtors, 643-1108. , a phone call. 742-8252. 647- 1272. PAGP: s ix t e e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974— PAGE SEVENTEEr: BKINJY BY JIM BERRY Apartmentt For Rant 53 Autoa For Sala 6t Xufot For Sala 51 Autoa For Sala 51 OUT OUR WAV BY NED COCHRAN MANCHESTER - 6 room TOYOTA - See us for reliable BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE X a i -w aV-s t o hav'p p izo ?- TKA7% A V iriwwMTSTB Duplex, available immediately, used Toyotas with our 60^REALLV COLLIE - blue male, year old, Conditioning. Must see! Inc., 742-7886. Ranch, rec room, pool, stove THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER BAD':' housebroken, all shots, ilOMESTEJlfi End of Congress St., off W. Middle Tpke., and dishwasher, $3& monthly. 1967 THUNDERBIRD - Full LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per w orm ed, AKC reg istered , n m x K Manchester. Utilities extra. Security and power, good condition. $750. V 71 OPEL 2-Door Coupe *1496 yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. needs a family to love. 646-7679. TyiLLABE by R.F. Damato lease. Purchase possible. Call 4-speed transmission, bucket seats, radio, Rallye CAPTAIN EASY Reasonable. 1-684-4666. after 5 p.m., 872-9682. yellow. Economy Buy. BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE RAILROAD TIES - excellent Call PAUL DOUQAN, REALTOR, at 646.1021, 1972 OPEL Rallye - New FOR SALE - Two female 64^363j0^4WMSaf^ radials, buckets, 4-speed YOU CAN TAKE THE CALL OKI OUZ OHi HEAVENS! I'M S-S-SO condition, free delivery of ten AMSTON-LAKE - House, fur­ GUEST PHONE! IT'S TRANSATLANTIC IS THIS TRANSATLANTIC OPERATOR 13?.. or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- Siamese cats. 1 1/2 years old. transmission, 30 mpg, im­ ^ 73 TOYOTA Corona *2796 NERVOUS!,..WHAT CAN IT BE nished, fireplace, three OPERATOR. 131-SHE'S HOLDING BUT BAP NEW S ?...W-W-WOULD 7103. Contractors welcome. Call 646-0424. maculate condition. Best offer. 2-Door Hardtop, 4-speed, bucket seats, excellent con­ WHILE WE PAGED YOU! FOUR-ROOM redecorated MANCHESTER - Two bedroom bedrooms, appliances, yard, dition. you TWO COME WITH M E ? apartment. Appliances, heat, apartment, large living room (El-18). Rentex, $^. fee, 549- Call 643-1912. KELVINATOR gas stove, 30”, hot water, central location. and kitchen, redecorated. 6980. Many Others To Choose From ir ^ U R PLEASURE like new condition. Please call Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 Parking. Security. $190 Available immediately. Securi­ 1969 VOLKSWAGEN 646-4822. monthly. 649-3340. ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- MARLBOROUGH - House, four Squareback - Green with PRISCILLA’S POP 31 FOOT TROJAN cabin 8250. bedrooms, o.k. kids and pets, luggage rack, AM radio with BY AL VERMEER cassette tape deck. Less than ASK ABOUT NEVER USED- Heavy pine cruiser, twin 195 gray engines, ROCKVILLE - Rockland garage, carpeted, appliances, r MONEY.' THAT'S Y o u r d r g e t t h e 24,000 miles. $950 firm. Call E xdiulm ALL YOU PEOPLE PENSION I DIDN'T I 'M t a l k i n g ^ Colonial bedroom set, triple sleeps 6, fully equipped, Terrace Apartments. Large QUIET, first-floor 3-room 1/2 acre. (71-90) Rentex, $30. PENSION PLAN.' Don Hooper, 646-6555 9-4, or 649- Major . TWINK ABOUT.' THAT TAKES K K N O W A B O U T M Y dresser with shelf-mirror top, excellent condition, $8,500. Call and beautiful three room, one apartment, near shopping. No Fee, 549-6980. 8939 after 5. MONEY TOO.' PENSION queen size cannonball bed, 649-2971 after 5 p.m. for details. bedroom apartment. Includes pets. $120 monthly. Security HEALTHY Medical PLAN! chest on chest dresser. Original heat, hot water, all appliances, de^sit. Call after 6:30, 649- EAST HARTFORD - Five Used Car price $1,200,. Call Rick, 646- 16’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star with dishwasher, disposal, rooms, semi-furnished house, FORD-Grand Torino Sport, 3414. Mustang - 65 hp Mercury plus carpeting, pool and your own carpeting, fireplace. With yard. 1973, 2-door sport roof, 351 4- WHEELS Warranty c u e barrel, 4-speed, bucket seats, extras. Good condition. $9M. private terrace in a country set­ THREE-ROOM apartment - (31-87) Rentex, $30. Fee. 549- 646-7679. power steering and power ONE FU U Y E A R -H O M UAGE RESTRIGTION KELVINATOR refrigerator, ting, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- Heated. 456 Main Street, first 6980. The MOST You Can Spend Is S25.00 ' a t GE electric stove, reasonable. 6586. floor. $150. Security. Call 646- brakes, red with black interior, 1971 SUPER SNARK - 12’ new tires, 12,00 original miles. ON ANY MAJOR REPAIRI STEVE CANYON Must sell. Metal bed with Wire 2426. GLASTONBURY - House, two E ) 0 BY MILTON CANIFF spring. 643-2880 sailboat, polyurethene hull, all MANCHESTER - New 3- bedrooms, o.k. kids, garage, Call 684-2219 anytime. new rigging. $150 firm. 646-1363 bedroom apartment, air- OAKLAND STREET, Available fireplace, appliances, carpeted, EE 1972 VEGA - AM/FM radio, 4 IP SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury after 6 P.M. conditioned, kitchen September 1st, two bedroom (71-68) Rentex, $30. fee, 549- -RECRIMINATIONS -THEN EASECXOWN- CELEBRATING? speed transmission, 5,000 miles fflQ HE ALWAYS THEY OONT HATE T, H a D IT, (JUEENIE'' above-ground pool distributor is appliances, carpeted, private aparment second floor, heat, 6980. LATER!-NOW WE STREAM WHILE THE , THETHOUeHTOF SPOKE WELL OF HIM AS THEY SEEM) NEVER SPIT AT S & S BUICK WAIT UNTIL THE on 4 new tires, $1,800. Call 649- over stocked on 1974 pools. Will 17’ SEARAY, 10, boat and entrance and basement, yard, carpeting, appliances, parking, BB CELEBRATING)/ THAT SNIVELING ' -TODESPISEMDU.'7 DIRTY YANKEES 0415 or 742-8829. 0-1 SQUARE IS EMPTY.' sell and completely install a trailer, $2,500, many extras, parking, EIro Street. Available $200. 649-4108. MANCHESTER - Five room FOLLYWOGONTHE “/Vew England's Fastest Growing Buick-Opel Dealer” THRONE NAUSEATES huge 16'x31’ o.d. swim pool. Call between 5-7 p.m., 643-9491. immediately. $265 per month. duplex, dishwasher, garage, THE BORN LOSER BY ART SAMSON complete with fencing, sun Telephone 649-9404 or 6494844. utilities included, yard, $215 per 1967 GRAN PRIX, excellent 81 ADAMS S T., MANCHESTER (Opea E m .) 64M S71 deck, filter and pump. Now only ...... month. (33-39) Rentex, $30. tee, running condition, automatic, (Exit 93 Off l-sa • 15, Nsit to Agwsy, One Block from CaMora) $795; full price financing Garden Products 47 WORKING COUPLE? - VILUGER 549-6980. all power. Call 649-3066. Juet 6 Mlnutoo from Downtown Hftlordl available. Call Tony collect Immediate occupancy. Apart­ WOULD'<00 L1)CC' (413) 732-3158. BUCKLAND FARMS- ment - quiet neighborhood. MANCHESTER suburbs - Five- 1968 COUPE de Ville - vegetables at their best. Sweet APARTMENTS Excellent condition, low A ^T D K M IT A Utilities extra. No pets or room Cape, furnished, Motorcycles-BIcyclas 84 corn our speciality. Opposite children. $155. 633-6026. Two-Bedroom townhouses. fireplace, garage, private set­ mileage, all accessories. $1500. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN Bug with PAIR riiii^i la 649-9951. Trucks for Sala LLOYD’S AUTO P arts has THEY'RE NOT e hot water, electric stove, and the garage for the ride. 52 TOO SOLD ON MANCHESTER refrigerator, garage, laundry Reasonaole rent, (71-22) motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ WAIT'LL DOCTOR T ...HE'LL , WELL/ lX> KIN DA NO PROBLEM, ALLEY/ APARTMENT sized Sears 1970 MUSTANG - One owner, WONMUG MEETS DRIVE THOSE I S U R E HOPE MDU W HY? ) L IK E A C H A N CE b o y / s e t ROCKY.... I T H IN K Antiques 48 area, basement storage, first Rentex, $30 fee, 549-6980. 1965 DODGE stake body with proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 AT T H E M OM ENT OUR washer, heavy duty dryer, Must excellent condition, call 649- tail gate, 2-ton, $500. Phone 649- Center Street. Open 7 days. 6 ^ I P I 1 IDvnJ r T I U B . l ACT , TWO HAVEN'T GOT T'GET OVER THAT PROJECT PAD IS BLANK! A L O A D O F H E 'S A sell. Call 646-0238. One and two bedrooms. floor, lease, security deposit, no TH' BRIDE'S WANTED Antique furniture, 3321 4563. 1558. ANY MORE TIME- L A S T O N E / TOU CA N T A K E A LL r e a l n i c e Near schools, churches pets, $180. 643-4884. Business for Rent 55 TRIPS SCHEDULED^ TH E T IM E OFF \OU WANT.' BOV/.... AIR-CONDITIONER, 28,000 glass, pewter, oi!il paintings, or and shopping center, on., FOR AWHILE/ /= other antique items R. SMALL STORE or office for 1967 COMET, 2-door hardtop, 1971 SUPERVAN V-8, 1969 KAWASAKI, 500, Mach IH, : btu, 230 volt, model 66-90. $250. bus line. Call anytim e. TENNIS Enthusiast special, 289 automatic, $125. Call after Harrison, 643-8709. townhouse, pool, hi-fi system, a rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. automatic, air-conditioning, engine totally rebuilt, new Excellent condition. 649-3803 3:30 p.m., 646-8318. $2200 or best offer. 1967 Dodge paint, must sell. $675. firm. Call before 10 a.m. 646-2623 real dream house. Call right Reasonable. Contact owner, away. (36-56) Rentex, $30. fee. 643-6273. Van, 6 cylinder, standard, $ ^ after 5 p.m. 875-M78. or best offer. 646-0198. FOR SALE - Apartment-size Wanted to Buy 49 549-6980. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super Hoover washer. Like new. OFFICES FOR RENT- 1972 HARLEY DAVIDSON Asking $100. Call 649-1716. WANTED - Wicker furniture, AVAILABLE August 1 - Apart­ MANCHESTER - three rooms, Excellent location in Beetle - New brakes and muffler. $1,275. 1962 Chevrolet Motorcycles-BIcyclas 54 XLH. Has been in accident but any kind. Call 872-0930. ment, 4 large rooms, fulfsize with carpeting, utilities paid, Manchester. Parking, heat, fixable. Good looking bike kitchen, self-cleaning stove, 2- convertible, 6 cylinder, terrific TAG SALE - August 3-4. All major appliances, $150. (35-26) janitor. $100 monthly with or stock. Make offer. Call m 3^756 door on gas, $150 or make offer. 712- LOW COST m otorcycle in­ household furnishings must go: refrigerator, spacious Rentex, $30. fee, 549-6980. without lease. (Jail 649- after 5. <3Rouu£. 8161. surance, immediate binding. -1 refrigerator, electric stove, cabinets and■ closets. ■ s. HeatHea and 5334„643-1393. ST 1974 e 0-1 See us for your needs, Crockett piano, tables, chairs, lamps, hot water included. Fully tiled ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, FOR SALE or trade - Honda, □ RENTALS bath, cross ventilation, base­ VERNON - Route 83, office 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, fine Agency, 643-1577. dishes, drapes, etc. 15 Hemlock acre lot, garden, $185; Four condition, 4-door, power brakes 1973 CL350. Immaculate. $800 MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE Street, Manchester. ment storage, laundry rooms, $125. Appliances in­ space available. 250 square or best offer, or trade for car or facilities. Good location on bus and steering. Ideal for student. HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- Rooms for Rent 52 cluded, heat extra. 872-0359. feet, 350 square feet, and 400 van. 644-1257. line. $210 including garage. square feet, with one, two and 236-4487. OTcIes, parts and accessories. RXLV WANTS A NOW THAT I Expert service. Harley- MOVING - Tag Sale, August 3, Lease, security deposit. 643- three rooms. Nice building, FOR SALE - 1972 Triumph HIPPOPOTAMUS CAUSHTWAnBlTTOK, Old Man Z ain’t got no finesse West North East South 9-4, Excess kitchen and THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ 4884. 1967 DODGE - 4-door Coronet, Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, West studied a while and nished rooms, centrally excellent location. Very Motorcycle, Daytona 500. 6,000 0)ASTj POLLV ILL S ettle f o r 14 household items; sports equip­ APARTMENT reasonable. Telephone 644-2314. snow tires, radio, engine o.k. Hartford. 247-9774. conceded. If he led a spade it located. Kitchen privileges. Needs transmission work, not miles. Excellent condition. WANTS AM A CRACKER! would be away from his king Pass 44 Pass ? ment and games; Pony-sized FOUR-ROOM garden apart­ RENTAL OFFICE Must be seen. 872-0479. bob sled and racing sulky; etc. Parking. Reasonable rates. ment, centrally located, new transmission. Best offer. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - AAKDVAIZKSTtAK! right up to Z's ace-queen. If You, South, hold: Phone 649-2358. 1,000 square feet, plus full base­ Bonny Brook Farm, Route 85, carpeting, appliances and heat We have a large variety of ment in modern air-conditioned Phone 646-6500 8:30 A.M. to 4; 30 Lowest rates available. Old Man Z who used to play he led a diamond, Z would 4 A Q 6 5 4 TAQ6 54 4AK&2 P.M.. What do you do now? Hebron (ogS* mile south of included, air-conditioning, deluxe one and two-bedroom Colonial brick shopping center. Immediate binding. Proinpt BOY’S 3-speed bike, practically NORTH (D) all the dummy’s in the days of ruff with dummy’s last NEW FURNISHED room, near A—Just bid six spades. Your light). lease and security. $195. 649- apartments and townhouses Ideal for beauty shop, Claim service. Call Clarke In­ new. Will take reasonable offer. (( ♦ 7 5 3 auction bridge remarked, trump, discard his queen of bus line, laundromat, 1966 PONTIAC C atalina - partner has shown strong spade 3978, 646-4780.______throughout Manchester. Ren­ delicatessen, pizza store, ice surance Agency, 643-1126. Call 649-4322. V K852 “I’m g la d ^ didn’t try for spades and make the last restaurant, parking. Excellent Convertible, automatic, power support without much in high H AMMOND-Porta-b, dual tal office open daily froih 9-5,i cream store etc. Mr. Belfiore, ♦ K J Severn. I see a couple of tricks with the ace of spades value. 646-1960. ANDOVER-Spacious four room steering and brakes. $150. 643- and trumps. cards. keyboard organ, Leslie 122 with other times by apptintment. 647-1413. Autos For Sale 61 1966 SUZUKI 250, good condi­ ♦ a J75 finesses available to me, but reverb, one year old, $2,500.643- heated apartment, wall-to-wall •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1979. tion, $250 or best offer. Phone when I played this hand for WANTED - Single woman to JONES* W EST EAST (NEWSPAF’ER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) TODAY'S QUESTION 0188 after 7. carpeting, large closed in sun- Resort Property 649-0931. W06BW/ Milton Work back in 1925, he help share expenses, own porch. Call 742-7676. D M UTO ENTERPRISES, Mq. \ ♦ K864 43109 Instead of bidding four spades, For Rent 55 t 4 ?63 had all the finesses wrong. your partner has responded two TAG SALE - By neighborhood bedroom, kitchen privileges. 2404 New State.lU, Manchester 1973 HONDA XL250, 1,800 Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. ♦ 9852 AQlGTe Anyway, I don’t need them. clubs to your^ne spade. What do children for Jimmy Fund. HEBRON-20 minutes to Hart­ 640-1021 GIANTS NECK Heights - Beach miles, $700. Phone 647-1633. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI WFCRRDJI»iiW44 ford. Four rooms, 2 bedrooms, Beat the 197S Price Increase 4KQ109 48632 you do now? Saturday August 3; 10-2, Route next to Rocky Neck. 4-room SOUTH “The finesser would draw 316, Wall Street, Hebron. SIX-ROOM rent available applicances, wall-to-wall 1971 HONDA SLIOO - Engine Answer Tomorrow cottage, sleeps 7. August 24-31. TM eOlN© TO W5AR A A M iy S T A C H B ♦ A Q 2 trumps and lose a finesse to August 1st. Ideal for 2 or 3 carpeting, heat and hot water, runs well, transmission needs The bidding has been: $130. 742-8142. /WJST/ACHE WHEN I A A A K E 6 AQJ1097 East s queen of diamonds. TAG SALE - 37 Brandy Street, career girls or couple with cellar storage, parking, large MANCHESTER - Two work. $175 or best offer. Call grown children. No pets. A M A N L O O K ♦ A43 Bolton. Saturday, Sunday, 9-5. yard, children accepted. $ ^ bedrooms, furnished, air- 646-0335. ©ROW UR Later he would lose the spade Security. Appliances, rugs, gar- 4 4 Furniture, antiques, frames, monthly. 649-2871. conditioning, carpeting, pool, DISTIN0UISHED finesse to West.” agi RELEASE IN P M. PAPERS OF THURS AUG. I miscellaneous. e and all utilities furnished. utilities included with yard. (32- T AND DAiSHIN©.,, North-South vulnerable Z took the ace of clubs and Mlust be seen. Call 649-1187. NEWLY DECORATED 3 large 44) Rentex, $30. fee, 549-6980. □ AUTOMOTIVE ■3-a ruffed a club. He cashed his Answer to Previous Puzzle W est N orth E ast South MAYTAG WASHER - Good rooms, utilities, stove, Campars-Trallara ace of trumps; led a second WANTED - Female roommate BUY NOW! ! ♦ P ass IV Bool fiuia Phone 643-5331. AIR. To develop message for Friday, 19 More in want 31 Atthis place Castor (myth.) power -runs good. Clutch needs bedroom apartments available 14’'14’ mobile home. Cc—Completely 8-12-23-34 16 Chemistry reod words corresponding to numbers 21 — Scotia 33 Lateral parts 51 Terminates adjustment.$75 . 646-2324. for July 15tn and August 1st oc­ NEW 1974 MAVERICK SEDAN furnished includingig 2-door D S7-S7-79-85 term 52 Depots (ab.) LARGE nicely furnished and of your Zodiac birth sign. 23 Make lace 35 Traveling bag cupancy at $175 per month. refrigerator, electric range, TAURUS 24 Mountain pass 20 River valleys 40 Clear up doubt 55 .Moccasin DON’T MISS this weekend decorated room for working I B« 31 Effort 61 AAoki^ Visit our office at 4M West Mid­ divan, occasional chair, end and a m . 20 32 You 62 S-jrprises 27 “....Years gentleman, private bath, en­ 2 K m p 1 r - r~ T~ T T“ 5“ 5“ IT TT spectacular tag sale - Many dle Turnpike rear. 9-5, Monday - coffee tables, lamp, dinette set, I ^ MAY 20 3Gold«i 33 And 63E.il Before the— miscellaneous items, trance and parking. 649-9704 ."A 9-20-31-42 4B« 34M oy 64 Arrd 29 Scourge 14 Friday, for more information. draperies, curtains and w-w 35 Mom 65 Please R" 13 something for everyone. Rain after 5. cW45-56«L8a 5 You 32 Gets up Or Call Mr. Hooper at 646-6555 OPEL carpet in living room. An abun­ 6 Know 36 Don't 66 Rather 34 Thoroughfare I?" i If or Shine. Friday and Saturday, for an ap p o in tm e n t. We dance of cabinets and closets GIMINI 7 You'll 37 Good 67 Cause SACITTARIUS August 2-3, 39 38 Splandid 68 Confusing 36 Withdraw Gerard Street, Apartments For Rent 53 provide: hot water baseboard that are sure to please. Step- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 8 Chlldron HOY. 22 / « 16 Manchester. MODEL 51-1900 2-DOOR LUXURY SEDAN 9 With 39 Visitors 69 Finances 37 Subdue neat, hot and cold water. Inside saver kitchen, large master 20 lOHoppy 40 Violtnce 70 Memory DEC. 21 38 Winter vehicle WE HAVE customers waiting maintenance, grounds WISH IHAPN'T PROPPED THERE AAUST BE AN IT'lF ONLY -TiiFF-puFF-THERE WAS I I Writt 41 P«oct 71 Day 21 23 250 cu. In. 6-cyllndar.angina, Select Shift bedroom, giiest room, comfor­ IF BU8BA *17-28-39 10-22-33-44(0 39 Go by liner TAG SALE for the rental of your apartment kivj r-i Aritil/OIJ'T . lAAWSir ^ c/MaCTtlivt A-T a llm rkirr/V''. l 2 0 r 42 You 72 Due July 31 through maintenance, ample parking,- table size living room and MY FUASHLKiHT... j OPBNlNGwWWWBE 5CMETHINGT0 HOLD ONTO?.. '49-42-72 154-65-74 V 41 Compass point 2T 30 5T August 4,10-5. Entire household or home. J.D. Real Estate Crulaomatic tranamlaalon, power, itearing, CA/MEOOWH 13 Optimiitic! 43 Wont 73 Populority JT “ ■ ■ lolc stove and refrigerator, garbage dining area. Porch, awning, JjJNDEKWATER. CANCIR 44 Btoutiful 74 You CAPRICORN 42 "Johnny —’’ AM radio, color keyed carpiating, vinyl aaat INTO THIS K(Ff-PoFP! .CAN'T.'^ll U 'Tningi 44 Slipped contents. 23 Laurel Street, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. disposals, master TV antenna, trim, color kayad outside mirrors,. white ratio for your outdoor living. HEY/.. A HAMPMOID/ JUNC 21 ISG oln 45 Could 75 Day Die. 22 jiK 3sr CISTERN, 76 At 46 Contagious Manchester. 5 0 sidewall tires, trim'rings/hub caps, undar- 15 Opportunity 46 Progress waste removal, playgrounds $14,500. (Jther .models also HOW THE JULY 22 47 Money- 77 Place JAN. I* disease 36 3T LOOKING for anything in real coatlng. Stock No. 4455. WATER ALL 17 Pr^rad and picnic areas. We are 12 available. CTubhoiue, swim­ K ?i 2-18-293(0 18 Aloof 48 Trust 78 Where b5*668-7^ 49 Bottoms of feet TAG SALE - Moving. Small estate rental — apartments, *3350 NIGHT. 49 Happy 79 Of minutes from Constitution ming pool,'sauna bau. Live in a 19 Rtoliit 76-77-84.8^ 53 School subject w jV 50-^-89| 60 Opposite stove - $15, refrigerator - $25, homes, multiple dwellings, no Plaza and one minute from over 20Uttl« 50 Sorne AQUARIUS 54 A running Your Small Car well planned and controlled uo 21 Whot 51 Offices 81 Important dressers, nice twin beds, black fees. Call J.D. Real Estate JAN. 20 m s y to wed 40'stores at the Manchester FORD community with privacy and ■ JULY 22 2 2F ocm 52 Poise 82 Influences and white console TV - $35, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Headquarters 53 And 83 You're 56 Golfer's term s r 51 Parkade. No pets. natural surroundings. You can - AU8. 22 23 Eldtn fit. I I , XT]v r draperies, toy chest, odds and 24 You'll 54 Conditions 84 Of 57 Continent save money and live better. Let . 6-21-32-434 ends. Wednesday, Thursday, MANCHESTER - New deluxe 3-16-27-38 25 Down 55 Expect 85 Work 58 Icelandic sagas s r 6T EAS’T Middle Tpke. - ’Two fami­ S&S BUICK Jensen's give you a new key to 56 Please 86 Concern 53-78-83871 59 Abstract being '47-41-71 26 Through Friday, 8 Church Street, 649- two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 D 57 Be 87 Going 1)6 ly, first-floor, stove, living. security and'peace of . VIROO 27 Knocu 60 Son mineral 66 6T 9951. baths, includes heat,, 28 For 58 In 88 Sex refrigerator, air-conditioned, mincT Jensen's, Inc, Rolliiw • AU6.22 61 Back talk appliances,, carpeting, full Price Under $3000! 29 From 59 To 89 Prevail (slang) 5S BT 61 carpeted, garage, basement, Hills, Route 44A, B ^nkiel^ ' SfFT. 22 30Nm r 60Of 90 Person I COUCH and Chair for sale - private basement. $275 per washer-dryer hookup, parking. England^B Growing Buiek-Opoi Dealer*' lIlLLONfORD Mrs. Young, 26 Old Wood Road, 8/2 Good condition. Best offer. Call month. Paul W. Dougan, 1-13-24-35 iGood Adverse Neutral Immediate occupancy. 646-0^ 81 ADAMS S T„ MANCKSTER (Open E m ) 84 M 57 1 319 Main St. Manchaatar 643-2140 4:^1766. Irain office. Route 10, C&/46-5849 F IL ^ C INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 623-0876. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. or 649-9644. Southington, 1-62^17.

1 , PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974 Manchester Hospital Notes Obituaries Links Welfare Discharged Wednesday; Summit St.; Jacqueline Frazer, Catholic Burial To Ambulances Geraldine Helmer, 12 Summit 52G Spencer St.; Avis Trehy, WHEN...? should you choose your father, Samuel Willis of St.; Armand Audet, Rt.. 6, Willimantic; Marian Regan, family burial palace? Death Claims Tibor A. Jaksa HARTFORD (UPI) - Some Columbia; Marguerite Patter­ Amston; Robert DeGemmis, Ikuih Brooklyn, N.Y. iiamrliFHtPr lEtimng state lawmuikers believe there Funeral services are Friday VERNON - Tibor A. Jaksa, son, 368 McGuire Lane; May Glastonbury. Some have asked themselves this question. Some have Is evidence that welfare of- Dr, Fancher at 10 a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral 48, of 134 Hartl Dr. died Taft, 144 Main St.; Patricia Also, Gillian Sharp, Enfield; never thought about it. All will have to answer it MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 258 ficials and ambulance company M anchester^ ^ity of Village Charm Dr, Morris C. Fancher, 70, of Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Tuesday at bis home. Hart, Rt. 4, Coventry; Susan Leta ’Turnbull, East Hartford; sometime. The best time to choose your family burial EIGHTEEN PAGES operators may have been Sandra Crossley, Amston; 292 Lynwood Dr., Vernon, a Burial will be in Rose Hill Bom in Budapest, Hungary, Rorrio, East Hartford; Robert place is — NOW. cooperating in efforts to Karen Chasse, 21. Grand Ave., Manchester dentist for 43 Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mr. Jaksa had lived in the Ver­ Skripol, Glastonbury; John Zac- allegedly defraud the state in years, died this morning at Friends may call at .the non for many years and was a caro, 71 S. Adams St.; Albert Rockville; Christine Mazzeo, t ambulance billings. 155 Benton St.; Ann Bunting, SAINT JAMES CEMETERY Manchester Memorial funeral home tonight from 7 to self-employed painter in the Weir, East Hartford. '"They feel the possibility East Hartford; Itria Grimaldi, Hospital. He was the husband of 9. area. Also, Wayne Nash, 127 West 368 Broad Street exists of some kind of coopera­ East Hartford; Daniel Mrs. Anna Hoffman Fancher. Survivora are his wife, Mrs. St.; Judith Shepard, 50 Pine St.; Manchester, Connecticut tion with Welfare Department Rawlings, 629 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Dr. Fancher was born April Kathleen Kish Jaksa of Hart­ Janice Accomazzo, Moodus; Phone , 646*3772 officials and ambulance com­ Kelly t^ rk s, 54 Deming St. 28, 1904 in Winsted, son of the ford; and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Gradante, East Hart­ Impeachment Debate Mrs. Elizabeth B. Dennis panies which might indicate in­ ford; Anna Podrebartz, 171 late Henry and Grace Downes Judith Fanelli of Norfolk, Va. COLUMBIA - Mrs. Funeral services are Friday tentional fraud,” Rep. Elinor Fancher, and had lived in the Elizabeth Brayton (Wilson) F. Wilber, R-Fairfield, chair­ Manchester - Bolton -Vernon at 11 a.m. at White-Gibson- Dennis of Whitney Rd. died man of a legislative committee area for many years. Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm Suspects Cleared Wednesday at a Manchester investigating ambulance He received his DDS degree St., Rockville. The Rev. Ralph convalescent home. She was the J. Kelley, pastor of Sacred frauds, said Wednesday. Will Start: Aug. 19 from the College of Dental widow of Judge Edward L. Den­ Mrs. Wilber said she herself Surgery, University of Heart Church, will officiate. In Pockett Case nis. blames the situation on what WASHINGTON (UPI) - President four days to Watergate tapes which he is Maryland, Baltimore, in 1929 Burial will be in St. Bernard’s Democratic and Republican leaders and Born in Dayton, N.J., she she termed "severe inefficien­ Nixon’s impeachment — now considered in the process of surrendering under and opened an office on Main Cemetery, Rockville. HARTFORD (UPI) - blow to the head, possibly from leaders of the Judiciary Committee moved to Columbia about 20 cy” in the Welfare Department. likely by friend and foe alike — will be Supreme Court orders, and planned to con­ St. in 1930. In 1952, he moved his There are no calling hours. Authorities have ruled out two a rock. Thursday. years ago from Scotland, Conn., Chirrently three ambulance debated in the House starting Aug. 19, will tinue listening today. Thursday he office to 122-124 E. Center St., men as possible suspects in the Miss Pockett disappeared The leaders set aside 87 hours for the where she was tax collector for company operators have been be carried on radio and television and will canceled for the day a meeting scheduled where he practiced dentistry slaying of a Massachusetts girl July 26, 1973, while riding her House debate and agreed the issue should many years. She was a Given Sentence charged with nearly 900 counts come to a vote between Aug. 26 and Aug. with his economic advisers on inflation. until the time of his death. and the one-year disappearance bicycle hear her home on her be settled by Aug. 31. graduate nurse from the Elm of larceny in connection with 31, according to House leaders. During World War II, he HARTFORD (UPI) - John of Janice Pockett, 7, of Tolland. way to retrieve a butterfly she • Deputy presidential spokesman They also tentatively and informally, City Hospital in New Haven. allegedly false billings to the T he Senate trial, where Nixon will Gerald L. Warren said on the subject of served witH the Army Dental Colangelo, 23, W ednesday Connecticut State Police, who had placed beneath a rock. BRITTANIA decid^ to bar members from offering ad­ She is survived by a daughter, received a 7- to 15-year prison Welfare Department. have been working with their Intensive active searches and either be acquitted or convicted and impeachment: Corps and was a member of the D. RING removed from office, could start by late ditional proposed articles of impeachment Atty. Elizabeth D. Hutchins of sentence for his part in the Dec. Mrs. Wilber said her com­ Massachusetts counterparts in follow-up investigations, with “We are totally confident in the con­ Army forces in the D-Day inva­ September. from the floor. This would preclude an ef­ Columbia; two grandchildren, 1 holdup slaying of Abraham mittee will turn its findings over, the two cases, said Wednesday the assistance of the FBI, have stitutional process and that-the facts will fort to revive two articles defeated earlier sion of France. He was and two great-grandchildren. to "other authorities, possibly Members Polled awarded four medals including Foxman, 73, in his Hartford the two men, arrested in un­ failed to turn up any trace of not substantiate the charges...The result of this week by the Judiciary Committee. Funeral services are Satur­ the state’s attorney.” the girl. this process will be vindication of the the Silver Star for bravery in package store. Colangelo, who related morals cases, have A poll of House members by United day at 1 p.m. at the Potter President.” Tentative Rules action while in France. plead^ guilty to being an be<^ ruled out in the extensive Press International showed that those Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., • Vice President Gerald L. Ford met The tentative rules would permit He was a member of Bolton accessory to first-degree iny'estigption'tllBt continues. willing to declare their position favored Willimantic. Burial will be in Thursday with the President’s chief of motions to strike individual paragraphs Congregational Church and a robbery, was the state’s chief Mojave Shaken t^ipe^rs from the two states REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Nixon’s impeachment by a margin of Yantic Cemetery in Norwich. witness in the trial of Dominic began a joiiw investigation nearly 4-1. Although more than half of the staff, Alexander M. Haig, and they from the impeachment articles. Article I, life member of the Manchester PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - Republican electors of thfe charging Nixon obstructed justice, has There are no calling hours. Vincenzo, 23, who was con­ becauK of similarities in the Town of Bolton are hereby 435 members said they were undecided or "discussed the impeachment process and Dental Society and belonged to A sparsely populated area of nine paragraphs of. specific accusations. the Connecticut and American victed of murder last month by two cases. notified that there will be a declined to reveal their position, the poll strategy,” according to a spokesman for the Mojave Ekesert has been Ford. Article II, charging Nixon abused his Dental Societies. a Superior Court jury. He will The slain girl, Kathleen Caucus at Bolton Town Hall on Beautiful from any angle showed considerable erosion in Nixon’s shaken by 11 light earthquakes • Associated Milk Producers Inc., the power, has five. He is also survived by a be sentenced Aug. 13. Terry, 12, of Brookheld, Mass., Monday, Aug. 5, 1974 at 7:30 strength since UPI polled the House in in two days. January. country’s largest milk cooperative There was no action taken on a proposal niece, Mrs. Charles Furey of Miss Lydia M. Smith was last seen alive riding her o’clock p.m. for the.purpqse of No matter how you look at a Keepsake bicycle away from the camp A total of 164 members were committed pleaded guilty to illegal corporate cam­ by Judiciary Committee member Delbert Bristol; a nephew, Henry Miss Lydia M. Smith, 81, of selecting party-endorsed can­ diamond ring, it's beauty and quality Latta, R-Ohio, under which a member site her parents had set up in didates for Justices of the to or leaned toward a vote to impeach. Op­ paign contributions and was fined $35,000. Fancher of Texas; and four Hartford died Wednesday at are superb. The famous Keepsake would be able to propose at the end that stepchildren. Hartford Hospital. She was the Connecticut at Mashapaug Peace to be voted on at the ponents or those who leaned against im­ Subject to Approval Committee Screens State Park July 19. peachment numbered 42 and there were the impeachment articles be recommitted Private funeral services are sister of Charles Smith of November 5, 1974 election, and Guarantee assures fine white color, The decision to start House debate Aug. to the Judiciary Committee with instruc­ Her body was found the next 190 undecided and 39 unwilling to com­ Saturday at Watkins Funeral Starkweather St. to transact such other business perfect clarity and precise cut. See 19 and to permit radio and television to tions that it adopt a resolution censuring MPHNA Applicants morning off Rt. 15 about a mile ment. Home, 142 E. Center St. The Miss Smith had been as may properly come before carry it is subject to approval by the Nixon rather than impeaching him. inside the Massachusetts said Caucus. our complete collection. If all 435 House members vote, it would Rev. J. Stanton Conover, pastor employed as a private House Rules Committee and the House Democrats opposed Latta's proposal and border. Police said she ap­ take a majority of 218 to impeach the of Bolton Congregational secretary at the Merrow Some progress has been be made only after thoughtful (signed) ROBERT MORRA itself. It grew out of an informal meeting it stood little chance of adoption. parently died from a heavy President. Church, will officiate. Burial Machine Co., Hartford, before made in a concerted effort to consideration is given to each Town Chairman among the Rules Committee, House will be in Elmwood Cemetery, her retirement. find a new director for the applicant’s qualifications. Rhodes Decison Monday Vernon. She is also survived by Manchester Public Health Nurs­ Mrs. Shainin noted that there Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona, the There are no calling hours. another brother and two ing Association by the search has been no cutback in services, Army & Navy Club Treats Camp ers elected leader of House Republicans, The family suggests that any nephews. ___ committee of the agency’s and part-time help has been ob­ WEEKEND SPECIAL called a news conference for Monday, Ever since Camp Kennedy opened in Unemployment Rate memorial contributions may be Funeral services are,J*¥iday^ board of directors, according to tain^ to assist the nursing staff CASH & CARRY served up Thursday (the camp closed Serving up the chow were, from the when he will announce his position on im: 1964, the Manchester Army & Navy peachment. made to the Bolton at 1:30 p.m. at Holm^Funeral Mrs. Dorian Shainin, president during the most critical vaca­ today) proved to be in the A-N Club’s right, A-N members Ernie Paine, Congregational Church Home, 400 Main St. Burial will of the board. tion period. In the meantime, Club has treated the campers and delicious tnfdition. Accompanying the Rhodes has been conducting a series of Memorial Fund or to the be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, staff to an annual full-course Fred Raimo, Abe Ostrinsky and Ted talks with the 186 other House Up Slightly in July "Because of the stringent she said, the search committee meat loaf were potatoes, vegetables, Sweetheart Roses ^2^^ 3 t ‘ ^0m9raUi*» Pastva, and helpers Lee Conderino American Cancer Society, 237 Hartford. requirements for the position is “diligently” seeking a luncheon, near the end of the camping rolls and butter, soda and ice cream— Republicans, and one who attended one of E. Center St. There are no calling hours. and Sue Brendel. (Herald photo by the meetings said privately he felt Rhodes imposed by regulatory agen­ replacement for the executive season. The meat loaf luncheon and, of course, seconds and thirds. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation’ un­ July was listed by the Labor Department The family suggests that any cies,” Mrs. Shainin said, director without relinquishing MANCHESTER PARKADE Pinto) would favor impeachment. employment rate rose slightly in July to at A9 million, little changed from June, Mrs. Reba F. Kurland memorial contributions may be "applicants are being carefully the high standards of the Paul Buettner Florist, tub Another Republican, Rep. Charles W. 5.3 per cent of the labor force, the govern­ while total employment was -6.3 million. Mrs. Reba Feinberg Kurland, made to Grace Episcopal screened. A final decision will association. 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford Whalen Jr. of Ohio, said such decision by ment reported today. An increase in the number of women 73, of 57 Jensen St. died this Church, Hartford. Tel. 528-9566 — Open Sunday Morning Rhodes would have “a profound effect on The rate in June was 5.2 per cent and holding jobs was offset by a decline in morning at Benedictine all the members — liberals, conser­ such small increases as te 0.1 per cent rise teen-age employment. Hospital, Kingston, N.Y. She vatives, whatever.” Rhodes is a conser­ in July are generally regarded as Teen-age unemployment was 16.2 per was the widow of Reuben (Bud­ Dean Sentenced to Prison vative and is close to Vice President statiscally insignificant. But some cent, with a sharp increase registered dy) Kurland, who was one of Gerald R. Ford, his predecessor. Democratic critics of the administration’s among young blacks. In June, teen-age un­ the owners of the former In other developments: economic policy said the jobless rate employment had been 5.6 per cent, with a WASHINGTON (UPI) - John W. Dean everything I can in the last 18 months to Metter’s Smoke Shop on Main until nearly a month later, when Dean Reviewing Tapes might go as high as 7 per cent by next rate of 30.3 per cent for blacks. In July, St. III, President Nixon’s chief accpserun the right the wrong. Whatever the court # 1 came to him on March 21 to warn there • White House aides said Nixon has year. 35.3 per cent of black teen-agers in the Mrs. Kurland was born in Watergate scandals, was sentenced today judges me, I will continue the same been listening during portions of the past The number of unemployed persons in labor force were unemployed. to one to four years in prison for con- course.” was “a cancer growing on the presiden­ Philadelphia, Pa., and had lived cy." AGWff spriacy in the cover-up. in Manchester for 52 years. She Dean began telling prosecutors of his “Mr. Dean is the one who broke the case was employed as a keypunch U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica role in the cover-up early last year and has rejected requests by lawyers for both for the government,” Shaffer said. ^operator at the Travelers In­ If you feed your lawn suggested in various testimony that Nixon “Everything else has supplemented him. Dean and special prosecutor Leon surance Co., Hartford, until she was aware of the high level involvement in Every time he testified, he told the truth. Jaworski to delay the sentencing. the scheme as early as September, 1972, Town Republicans Nominate retired three years ago after 20 That is becoming more and more clear.” years with the firm. She was a Sirica released Dean on personal bond three months after the break-in at life member of the Travelers and ordered that he not begin his term un­ Democratic national headquarters at Important Factor Girls Gub. til Sept. 3 because his wife’s mother is Watergate. He said the "single most important fac­ She was a member of Temple NOW’S THE RIGHT TIME seriously ill in California and he is helping Serious Charges tor” in Dean’s case is that he “attempted to care for her. to end the cover-up before there was any Gallagher, Irish, and Haslett Beth Sholom and its Sisterho^, Dean has made the most serious “I admire him for that,” Sirica publicity.” the Disabled American charges about alleged presidential in­ iM observed as he imposed sentence. He Dean is the second high former Nixon Veterans Auxiliary, American volvement in the cover-up through By SOL R. COHEN state representative in Assembly District and was succeeded for his unexpired term because: could have sentenced Dean to five years in aide to be sentenced this week. John D. Association of Retired Persons testimony before the Senate Watergate Manchester Republicans Thursday night 12, and Harriet Haslett for state represen­ by FitzGerald).” prison and fined him 810,000 for his guilty Ehrlichman, former domestic adviser to and the Women’s International committee last summer. endorsed Town Director Hillery Gallagher tative in Assembly District 13. Irish was nominated by Donald • there is usually more rainfall during this season, and it is better dis­ plea to a single count of conspiracy in the the President, was given a term of 20 Bowling Congress. She also Thomas N. Shaffer, Dean’s lawyer, for judge of probate, Wallace Irish Jr. for They endorsed incumbents Mary Genovesi, the incumbent in District 12. Watergate cover-up. months to five years in prison on Monday belonged to Manchester tributed than in summer and early spring argued unsuccessflly that Sirica should Fletcher, Marion Mercer and Elsie The seconding speech was by State Comp­ for conviction in the Ellsberg break-in Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Contrite delay the sentencing until he has reviewed Swensson and new candidate Mary Jayne troller Nathan Agostinelli. case. Ehrlichman is among the former and was chairman of volunteers • grass grows faster than weeds during this cool season Dean, dressed in a brown suit, was com­ secret White House tapes that Nixon is in Crandall for justices of the peace. Mrs. Genovesi, who has declined re-election high Nixon aides charged in next month’ for its Gift Shop at the hospital. posed but contrite as he stood alone before Crandall replaces incumbent Irsh. Elec- after almost eight years as state represen­ • root systems grow strong and continue to develop until early winter the process of surrendering to the court. cover-up trial. Both Sides Survivors are a son, Robert Sirica, where he had stood last Oct. 19 to Jaworski also contended sentencing tative, said. “Wallv knows the iob. He was A. Kurland of Kingston, N.Y.; a plead guilty. should be delayed at least until a jury is my campi.^.?0*l3ll replaces incumbent Irish, Gallaeher will oppose incumbent Judge sister, Mrs. Essie Stearns of “As I stand here at the mercy of the selected and sequestered in the Watergate Ready to Talk has been my legislative aide in the dis­ of Probate William FitzGerald, Irish will Los Angeles, Calif.; and a Francis Mahoney Theodore Cummings court, the only thing I ask for is your com­ cover-up trial scheduled to begin Sept. 9. trict. He’s able, he loves the people in the oppose Democratic Town Chairman Ted grandson. passion and understanding,” Dean said. “I Shaffer urged Sirica to show leniency — WASHINGTON (UPI) - Labor and district, he’ll make a great candidate and Vote Favors Cummings, and Mrs. Haslett will oppose Funeral services are Friday hav done wrong, and I realize the wrong sayng that he will learn when he hears a management spokesmen disagree over.ihe he’ll be a winner in November.” incumbent State Rep. Francis Mahoney. at 1 p.m. in the chapel of Weins­ GREENLAWN PLUS IS THE that I have done. Feb. 27, 1973 tape that Dean "explained likelihood of a nationwide telephone strike After thanking the committee for the en­ Except for the one for Gallagher, all en­ tein Mortuary, 640 Farmington "I was involved in a corruption of the negative aspects of the cover-up to the Monday, but both sides were ready to dorsement, Irish said, “I realize seeking Democrats Walkout dorsements were by acclamation and Ave., Hartford. Rabbi Leon government and abuse of high office. To President" on that date. resume hard bargaining today to avoid elective office requires hard work and I in­ without opposition — at a meeting of the Wind and Cantor Israel (Continued From Page 1) Mahoney pledged, “I will continue to say I am sorry is not enough. I have done Nixon contends he knew nothing about it one. tend to do just that. I’m setting a cam­ Tabatsky of Temple Beth work for all the people in Manchester as I NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A pending If there is a strike, it would be the first Republican Town Committee in the paign goal of walking every street in my Sholom will officiate. Burial it.” He said he’ll run on his record. have in the past—cagardless of what par­ national telephone strike would involve multi-union walkout against the phone Municipal Building Hearing Room. By district at least once. 8:45 . all nominations and endorsements will be in Temple Beth Sholom Then he made an announcement which, ty they are. I win campaign vigorously RIGHT PRODUCT TO USE 10,500 independent union employes of the company and would put about three “I’m proud to be a Republican,” he con­ had been made. Memorial Pak. he acknowledged, "is a direct result of the and I will ring doorbells. I feel the integral Southern New England Telephone Co. in quarters of a million Bell system tinued, “and, after observing the wide- The family suggests that any Watergate situation and climate.” ' part of my campaign is the work I have Connecticut and 900 employes of other un­ employes out of work. Defeats Peck open Republican State Convention last Judge Sirica Given ions in the state. memorial contributions may be "The Republican town chairman or his done in the past. Let the record stand. I’m because: They are represented by the Com­ Gallagher defeated GOP Registrar of weekend, I’m prouder than ever to be run­ made to the American Cancer proud of it.” The 10,500 workers, who took part in the agent, or the Republijan candidate for The health and beauty of your lawn next summer munications Workers of America, Inter- Voters Frederick Peck for the judge of ning with our state ticket — headed by Society, 237 E. Center St. judge of probate or his agent,” said Judge He said one of his goals in'the General natioal mail referendum that f national Brotherhood of Electrical probate endorsement. The vote was 35 to Robert Steele and our own Nate FitzGerald, "can come into my office at Assembly is for closer ties between the depends on what you do now. Agway’s famous overwhelmingly authorized a strike Workers and about two dozen other unaf­ 6. Then, on a motion by Peck, it was made Agostinelli. state and its municipalities — "I’ll work Thursday, are members of the Connec­ William C. Willis anytime and examine all my records.” Greenlawn Plus,fertillzer used now will insure thick, More Nixon Tapes filiated unions. » unanimous for Gallagher. Mrs. Haslett Nominated VERNON - W illiam C. Mahoney was nominated by John toward that goal.” ticut Union of Telephone Workers. A third candidate — Louis Champeau — healthy good looks. Greenlawn Plus means plant La^nu ‘Inevitable’ Mrs. Haslett was nominated by Robert Willis, 46, of Wethersfield, Sullivan, with seconding speeches by Although all the can4idates received withdrew from the race a few hours food, water-insoluble nitrogen (that's a key meas­ Walkout Favored "As of this moment it would appear that Spillane, who said, “We’re quite fortunate formerly of Vernon, died Mayor John Thompson, John Tani, Pascal warm and spontaneous applause of executive privilege for portions of the before the meeting began. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President John Morgan, vice president of the un­ strike action is inevitable, said Glenn E. to have a woman in Manchester with all Mastrangelo, Jack Goldberg and Truman Wednesday night, the warmest and the ure of long lasting nitrogen-it won’t leach away), tapes Nixon feels should be kept from Gallagher was nominated by Vivian Wednesday at Manchester \SrnmB§. Nixon’s lawyers surrendered 13 more of ion, said the SNET workers voted "by a 5- Watts, head of the CWA, in announcing a 7 the qualities she has for political office. In Schlehofer. most spontaneous came when Paul extra iron for rich green turf and a no-burn formula. special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. Ferguson. The seconding speech was by Memorial Hospital. He was the his Watergate tapes today for U.S. 1 margin’’ to authorize a walkout. to 1 strike authorization vote Thursday the 15 years Harriet has been in Phillips, committee treasurer, announced Nixon already has made 23 such claims, husband of Mrs. Ruth Smith All stressed Mahoney’s public record — Easy to spread, nothing to mix. Look for the size District Judge John J. Sirica to decide The Connecticut union is headed by John But Chuck Dynes, a spokesman for the Carl Zinsser. Both are town directors. the Democrats are entering the campaign totaling some 48 minutes, for the first Manchester, she’s been deeply involved in Willis. 6 years as state representative, 4 years as which may be relevant as evidence at next W. Shaughnessy Jr., who is also president American Telegraph and Telephone Co. Peck was nominated by State Sen. David 15,352 in the black — the best position in you need for your lawn-at a thrifty price. batch of 20 tapes delivered to Sirica all aspects of community affairs.” Mr. W illis was born in M.’inchester mayor, and 12 years on the month’s cover-up trial. of the Alliance of Independent Telephone and its subsidiaries in the negotiations, Odegard. The seconding speech was by recent history. earlier this week. Mrs. Haslett said in her acceptance Brooklyn, N.Y., and had lived Board of Directors. “A truly outstanding The lawyers, who earlier this week gave Unions, one of the three separate said the management side had expected Mary Anne Shaw. Phillips said the dinner-dance held July Sirica must rule on all the presidential speech, ‘T fully intend to fulfill the two in Vernon seven years before record of service to the town and state,” Sirica 20 tape recordings, promised that bargaining groups conducting talks in the vole to support for the strike but "this “Fred,” said Odegard, "is an individual 13 netted a profit of |2,479. assertions of privilege. items on my agenda — to thank the town moving to Wethersfield eight said Sullivan. the rest of the tapes covering 64 conver­ Washington. does not mean that a strike is inevitable or who has served his community well. I 23 lbs. covsrs Today’s delivery Included five conver­ committee, which I do now, and to win the years ago. He had been sations the Supreme Court ordered turned The alliance represents about 41,600 likely. believe he’d make a good probate judge. sations Nixon had with key aides Charles election, hands down. employed as a salesman in the 5,000 sq. ft. over to Sirica would be delivered by the telephone workers in 18 independent un­ “Bargaining between the company and It’s a critically important nomination, W. Colson and H.R. Haldeman In the week "We have had a do-nothing represen­ Connecticut area for the end of next week. ions from Connecticut, New York, Illinois, the union is continuing and we’re hopeful because the probate judge serves so many Bicycles following the June 19,- 1972 Watergate tative in the 13th District for six years and Kellogg Sales Co., Battle Pennsylvania and Delaware. that agreement on national issues can be people in so many intimate and com­ Privilege Claims break-in and eight meetings or telephone I think it’s time he was replaced,” she Creek, Mich., and was a Navy possible and to put them in the best 46 lbs. covers The Communcation Workers of America reached before the Sunday midnight passionate ways." At a brief hearing in Sirica’s court. conversations with Colson, Haldeman and continued. “ He hasn’t represent^ the veteran of World War II. (Continurd From Page 1) places possible when outside. represents 937 employes of Western Elec­ deadline and that a work stoppage can be 10,000 sq. ft. White House lawyers also promised that John D. Ehrlichman in the spring of 1973 ‘Looks Like a Judge' He is also survived by his 1 0 .9 5 tric, the supply arm of the Bell System avoided,” Dynes said. Mrs. Ferguson said of Gallagher, “He’s (See Page Eighteea) they would file within a week any claims as the Watergate cover-up began un­ Police had two reports concerning bikes with a plant in Orange, and the AT&T a good candidate. He looks like a judge. to help take corrective action for their this morning. raveline. Hopes for Agreement Long Lines Division. He’s a quiet fellow but isn’t afraid to child’s safety. 69 lbs. covers Presidential lawyer Richard Hauser gave IBEW spokesman Robert W. McAlwee Patrolman John Hanley reported speak his mind. He’s a hard worker and I In Memoriam Only one adult has so far been Sirica both the original reels of tapes and Management To Take Over said the union negotiating teams “will Inside Today's In laving memory of Aime Jarvis who Wednesday finding a yellow, 1 0 -sp ^ 15,000 sq. ft. PARTLY CLOUDY recognized his ability as soon as he took arrested for violating traffic laws 1 5 .9 5 copies of each conversation. Managerial personnel of both companies endeavor to bring about a satisfactory and passed away August 1. 1966. Raleigh bicycle in the bushes at the rear of office on the Board of Directors. It’s a dif­ He said a detailed index and analysis of will try to fill in for striking employes, acceptable areement. ’ while on a bike. Police Headquarters. It had no serial ficult position to choose between two We think of you in silence. each conversation — presumably any claims spokesmen said Thursday. “To date the company has made no offer We often speak your name. “Other police departments have numbers. It was tagged and stored in the friends, but I have no reservations about of Executive privilege—was being prepared Frank Mekula, a SNET spokesman, said worthy of the members,” he said. But all we have are memories. asked us for all our forms and storage room with dozens of other found supporting him.” And your picture in a frame. but unclaimed bikes. right now. the company was hopeful that an agree­ “We want an increase that will be fair procedures in this program,” ment could be rea ch ^ before the Sunday Gallagher thanked the committee Thomas Danahy of 14 Village St. ”i’d like to have that the early part of and equitable,” Watts said, adding that Loving Wife Holy field said noting how new it is. midnight strike deadline. since a company offer was rejected July members for the endorsement. "I’m very Area Profile ...... Page 6 reported Tuesday morning that a girl’s 5- next week,” Sirica said. "Yes, sir,” honored amd I’ll campaign very hard for “It’s too soon to feel an impact from He said if a strike did occur, the com­ 17, “we have made no progress.” Gardening ...... Page 7 speed and a boy’s 10-sp^ were stolen STORE HOURS: Partly sunny and quite warm today with Hauser said. it or judge it,” he added. "It will take Mon. T u n . Wad. Come to the ^eenest store in town! pany would be able to provide “basic Watts said a walkout by the 515,000 CWA election,” he said. In Memoriam from his front porch during the night. highs near 90 except lower along the The President, while saying he was He continued, “I believe there’s room Old Codger ...... Page 2 sometime for the community to learn 8:30 to 5:30 phone service” as it did during a 1971 members, joined by the other unions, • In loving memory of Aime Jarvis who They are valued together at |130. Thurt. 8:30 to 8:30 shore. Variable cloudiness warm and "disappointed” at a Supreme Court ruling for improvement in the operation of the MCC dean’s l i s t ...... Page 18 passed away August 1, 1966. about it fully and to get fe^back.” Sat. 8:00 to 4:30 EQUIPMENT SHOP: strike. would probably not shut down the Bikes reported stolen Wednesday Mon. Tuai. Thurt. FrI. more humid tonight and Saturday with that he must surrender the tapes, pledged probate court in Manchester and, if “We expect there would be some delays telephone system. a silent thought, a secret tear. In the meantime, the program will belonged to Jeff Blackwell of 111 Baldwin 8:00 to 5:00 chance of showers. Lows in low 70s to up­ to comply and has been spending most of elected. I’ll work to improve the efficien­ Keeps his memory ever dear. AGWAY,«>lnc. Sat. 8:00 to 4:00 on operator-handled calls and on calls for Installation services would be in­ continue, he said. Rd., Gail Mgltempo of 5 Parker St. wUle In Satuday's Herald: CLOSED WEDNESDAYS per 60s and highs 80 to 85. Some fog likely the week listening to the subpoenaed repair service, but hopefully we would be cy of the office. I intend to work in the To prevent bike thefts, he urged the bike was at the Mary Cheney Library, 540 NEW STATE ROAD. Buckland 643-5123 tonight. terrupted, but supervisory personnel could Son, Daughter-in-law tapes. able to provide for continuity of service,” tradition of Judge John Wallett (former Rec swim program and Grandchildren and Mrs. Paul Turcotte of 30 Duncan Rd. (See weather map on Page 2) take over much of the work, especially in bike owners to keep them inside when He kept today’s schedule open so he he said. judge of probate, who retired late in 1972 could listen to more of them. telephone services which are automated. V'