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MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1975— VOL. XCIV, No. 250 Manchester^A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

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Coming To A Close

HOUSTON (UPI) — America’s three from Houston control at 8:27 a.m. EDT. and solving scientific problems closer to astronauts readied the last of the Apollos “The party’s over and it’s time to come home. for a Pacific Ocean splashdown today to home,” said ground communicator Robert “It’s a mission of firsts and lasts and . end a pioneering era of spaceflight that Crippen. still a beginning all in one,” said flight sent 24 men to the moon and kept others in The return of Stafford, Brand and director Frank Littleton. orbit up to 12 weeks. Slayton marked the last planned ocean The return also came on the 25th an- The landing from the nine-day, 307-orbit landing by U.S. spacemen, last parachute niversary of the first rocket launch from mission was set for 5:20 p.m. EDT. descent, last flight of the Apollo and the Cape Canaveral, Fla. Thomas Stafford, Vance Brand and last time Americans go in space before The veteran recovery ship USS New Donald “Deke” Slayton began their final 1979. Orleans cruised 322 miles west of day in space after their two Russian com- The astronauts also met men of another Honolulu, ready to pick up the pilots’ cone- -y rades said at a Moscow news conference nation in space for the first time, flew shaped command module. The weather that the historic joint flight went “as together for 44 hours of joint experiments was good — partly cloudy skies, good smooth as peeled eggs.” and ceremonies, and opened what world visibility and four-foot seas. The three astronauts were awakened by leaders hailed as a new epoch of inter- Stafford, Brand and Slayton were the tune “Redneck Mother” radioed up national cooperation in exploring space bringing back six Russian flags, a large United Nations flag and medals and plaques carried into orbit by cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov when Playgrounds Offer Varied Entertainment they opened the international mission nine days ago. Bow and Arrow Used At a Moscow news conference today, the With a set jaw, Patrick Stefurak, 10, draws a bead on the summer activities planned by the town recreation two cosmonauts thanked the American counter he intends to shoot into the corner pocket in a spacemen for their “big job” in space and department at Manchester playgrounds for young game of checker pool at the West Side Oval. His brother children. (Herald photo by Dunn) wished them a safe return to earth. Tim, 9, waits for his turn. This is one of the many In Murder Attempt “I want to say to the American crew good luck, and a soft landing By MAL BARLOW “We have a strong lead,” he added. tonight,” Kubasov said in English. Herald Reporter He said police “have a pretty good idea” “ Good luck Tom, good luck Deke, Police are seeking the person who of the identities of the assailant and others Vance,” said Leonov. “Soft landing and Avon Firm Apparent Low Bidder attempted to kill a Horace St. man involved in the incident. best wishes to our American colleagues’ Wednesday night with a bow and arrow. families and to all the American people.” Details of the attempt as revealed by On Buckland Firehouse Project Det. Lt. John Krinjak this morning are these: Russell LeBlanc, 23, of Horace St. was By SOL R. COHEN stipulated six months, one other said eight would occupy 5,7(X) square feet. The plans sitting alone in his kitchen about 10:45

Herald Reporter months, another nine months and another call for two bays for vehicles, a bunk p.m. when he was struck in the cheek area eleven months. room, an officers’ room, a kitchen, a Fred Brunoli & Sons Inc. of Avon, at of his head with the four-pronged tip of an ’The bids were opened by Mayor John lounge and a watch-room. The parking arrow. $233,000, is the apparent low bidder for Thompson. On hand were Arnold and area would be to the west, adjoining the The steel tip lodged deep in his cheek NEWS CAPSULES constructing the firehouse the Town of Richard Lawrence, architects for the Buckland School area. Manchester proposes for 1039 Tolland bone area and the shaft broke away and proposed structure; Paul Phillips, chair- fell to the floor. ’Tpke., at N. Main St. Weiss said the next step would be an ap- man of the Town Building Committee, and Residents of the house in other rooms Brunoli’s price is the apparent low of proved bond issue for the construction, Frank Stamler, a member; Town Fire heard LeBlanc cry out that he had been Energy Compromise Western Hemisphere’s economic isolation seven submitted today, at bid openings in even prior to awarding a contract. He said Chief John Rivosa; and Town Manager shot. But they had not heard a shot. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House has of Cuba. the Municipal Building Hearing Room. Robert Weiss. Hit construction projects in several New

Action Postponed at 7:30 p.m. in the district firehouse. Main England states due to improper en- By Tornadoes ‘Don’t Load’ Plan Okayed vironmental impact statements. and Hilliard Sts. HARTFORD (UP!) — The legislature’s heavy pressure on the rank and file to ap- Those pressing for the extension cite MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - The Inter- ’The legislation, authored by Rep. John J. LaFalce, D-N.Y., would allow federal Democratic leadership, concerned about prove the measure which grants broad Public Act 200 of the 1963 General CANTON, 111. (UPI) — Tornadoes national Longshoreman’s Association says highway funds to go to projects even if en- acting on a controversial city and town development powers to local government. Assembly for their authority. Those op- ripped through this west central Illinois it will refuse to load grain for Russia until vironmental impact statements had been development bill too hastily, today post- posing it cite the town charter for their community Wednesday night and some 200 its 132,000 dockworkers are assured the Copies of the final draft of the bill, prepared by a state agency or official. poned consideration of the measure until drawn up by the State and Urban Develop- authority. The town charter also is a National Guardsmen arrived early today price of bread and beer won’t go up as a next Wednesday. ment Committee Wednesday, were made public act — Special Act 193 of the 1947 to curb looting among the shattered result. “It would have been unseemly and available publicly one hour before the General Assembly. buildings and treeless streets. Almost 800 delegates to the ILA (AFL- 4 premature,” House Speaker James J. Senate had been scheduled to meet for a The area in contention pays taxes to the Authoities reported various fatality CIO) convention stomped, whistled, Kennelly, D-Hartford, told newsmen half noontime session. Town Fire District but is serviced, under figures during the night but finally settled cheered and clapped after voicing un- an hour before the measure was due for Still on the special session agenda were contract, by the District Fire Depart- on two dead and 65 injured. animous approval of a “don’t load” resolu- Inside Today action in the Senate. Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s nominations to her ment. The town pays the district $250 for About one-third of Canton, a town of 15,- tion Wednesday. “We woke up this morning and felt it new five-member Public Utilities Control each call. 000, including a portion of the downtown The statement leaves up to ILA Presi- Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7 was a good bill so why not wait a couple to Authority and a technical amendment to Weiss said, “When the Board of Direc- area and the big International Harvester dent Thomas Gleason the final decision on Neighbor’s Kitchen...... Page 8 days to be comfortable with it,” Senate the bill creating the new agency. tors meets Aug. 5, I presume it will be plant, were badly battered. whether to load the wheat, corn and barley Dear Abby ...... Page 9 Majority Leader Joseph Lieberman, D- Although the development bill would set aware of whatever action the district Guardsmen were assigned to the rubble- Russia bought from the United States in a New Haven, said. multi-million dollar deal recently. McCaughey retirement party ... Page 14 up a statewide standard for municipal voters take July 31.1 expect the directors strewn business district to stop the looting Business news...... Page 16 “ We’ve come this far, let’s give reported throughout the night. redevelopment programs, Hartford will take that action into consideration Old Codger ...... Page 20 ourselves and everybody else a chance to Democrats sought the measure to circum- and, if necessary, will consult with the Portions of the downtown area looked as Isolation May End Thoughts ApLENty...... 11 go over the bill,” Lieberman said. vent stringent bonding requirements in town counsel before taking action of its if they had undergone a World War II bom- SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPI) - The Page When asked whether the leadership had their city charter. own. bing. A car in front of the fire station dis- Organization of American States has ten- Geyer heads race field...... Page 11 enough votes to pass the bill, they said Meantime, the Connecticut Conference “As for me,” said Weiss, “I will be played a big chunk of wood through its tatively endorsed a resolution to end the Basketball softball results...... Page 11 they did. But opposition to the proposal, guided by whatever action the directors engine block, javelin-style. of Municipalities said it supports the which already has felt the bite of a guber- revised bill as it did the original version. take. I feel the advice of the town counsel natorial veto, was expected from rural The measure, the mayors said, will help is far more important at this time than and suburban towns. Connecticut compete effectively with any recommendations I may have. I’ll The Democratic leadership has put other states to keep and attract industry. hold off making them for now.” Duane Edmonds Given Promotion

Duane Edmonds, 33, The Herald’s direc- He has held advertising positions with was the classified advertising manager at Human Relations Commission tor of advertising and marketing since the Oregon City (Ore.) Enterprise Coeur d’Alene (Idaho) Press prior to his January 1972, has been named publisher of Courier, The Dalles (Ore.) Chronicle, and appointment with The Herald. the Pullman (Wash.) Herald. In Manchester, Edmonds has been se- May Monitor Anti-Bias Plan The announcement was made today by cond vice-president of the Kiwanis Club, a Duane B. Hagadone, president of director of the Chamber of Commerce and Hagadone Newspapers. chairman of its retail division, a Chamber By ALICE EVANS Also attending the meeting, which was mission and to the Board of Directors. It Both papers are affiliates of Hagadone Ambassador, and a member of the Hart- called to discuss the commission’s role in I Herald Reporter will not be required for the Board of Newspapers. ford Advertising Club and the New the development of the plan, were Com- Manchester’s Human Relations Com- Directors to take action on the plan until Edmonds was born in Los Angeles, England Advertising Executives Associa- mission may act as a continuous monitor missioner Frank Livingston, director of such time as it has state commission ap- Calif., and has been with the'Hagadone tion. of the town’s affirmative action plan. employe relations at Connecticut Natural proval, McCarthy said. group since his graduation in 1965 from the Edmonds is married and the father of Commission Chairman Robert Gas Corp.; and Bill Tierney, an intern in Livingston said the present draft was University of California at Berkeley. two children. Bletchman said Wednesday after a the town manager’s office, who is co- lacking, according to the regulations of He will assume his duties with the meeting with Assistant Town Manager author of the present draft of the affir- Equal Employment Opportunities Com- Washington weekly newspaper in about mative action plan. Thomas McCarthy that the commission mission, in setting out clear goals. Hagadone Group two weeks. may act as a "continuous monitoring body The commission will ask Arthur L. “A lot of staff work has to be done “My wife and I will be leaving many fine looking at the performance of the town’s Green, director of the state Commission before we can establish and set specific Buys Newspaper friends in Manchester,” Edmonds said, affirmative action plan.” on Human Rights, to conduct a workshop goals,” McCarthy said. “but my new position offers me an out- early in September to acquaint the com- In New Jersey “Bias is being taken out of the employ- standing challenge.” mission in what it should look for in ment field by affirmative action, and Raymond F. Robinson, Herald monitoring the affirmative action plan. employers are involved in catching up,” The acquisition of the Elizabeth, N.J., k publisher, said a successor to Edmonds The procedure in obtaining an accep- McCarthy said. Journal by Hagadone Newspapers of Coeur will be named shortly. table affirmative action plan will start He believes the day is past when values d’Alene, Idaho, was announced today by The Weather with submitting a draft of the town’s plan are placed on a clerical worker in one Duane B. Hagadone, president. to the state Equal Employment Oppor- fashion and on truck drivers in another 1 ■ ■‘ " i Partly sunny today, high temperatures The New Jersey newpaper will be the third tunities Commission, which will probably fashion. The traditional bias in business in the 80s. Becoming cloudy with a chance acquired by the group in the East. The first return it for repairs and give the has been that the truck driver gets a The Lottery of showers late tonight, low near 70. was The Herald in Manchester and the se- background on what is lacking in the sub- higher pay than the clerical worker, he Scattered showers or thunderstorms likely cond was the Gazette in Haverhill, Mass. mitted draft, McCarthy said. said. The Journal is an afternoon paper The Connecticut State Lottery drawing tomorrow, highs in the upper 70s and low The town manager’s office will forward 80s. “We have to know why we are where we published Monday through Saturday and has for this week will be at 7 p m. today in every draft to the Human Relations Com- ■are to go anyplace else, ” McCarthy said. a 60,000 circulation. Duune Eciinonds Voluntown. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 24, 1975 r' I . - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 24, 1975- PAGE THREE Israel Denies Raising Obstacle to Peace Pact TV TONIGHT Three Charged in Burglary MANCHESTER HOSPITAL NOTES United Press International Egyptian talks and Sadat said troduced a new obstacle in our signed last year, the source an interim pact in Sinai but Police arrested three young Isrpel denied today it had in Cairo he opposed direct talks negotiations with Egypt.” said, and similar talks could be there were still many questions headquarters from an area resi- rear of an Oak St. home. men near the scene of a Discharged Tuesday: Mamie Tpke., Rockville; Marion Also, Ronald Ralph, 34 6:00 7:30 raiseid a new obstacle to a Mid- ‘‘in any form." Israeli and Arab military of- acceptable in connection with to be answered. He said the dent that three suspicious per- Sgt. Orville Cleveland Glauber, 3 Battista Rd.; Elsie Schultz, Somers; Joseph News...... 3-8-22-30 burglary into the Kwick Food Englewood Dr.; Harriet Wyllie, Land of the 3 ...... 3 East agreement by deman- An Israeli government source ficers met at Kilometer 101 on the current negotiations. Egyptian proposals delivered to sons were near the store. arrested the other two accused Reel, East Hartford; John Berthiaume, Oakwood Lane, SUMMER FUN Bewitched ...... 5 Mart at 234 Oak St. today at 565 Vernon St.; Mary Gannon, 5 Hogan’s H eroes...... 5 ding face-to-face talks with said today Israel’s demand for the Cairo-Suez road before and He also said there had been Israel this week through the Patrolman Gary Minor was soon after on School St. Hansen, 124 Oxford St.; Loretta Columbia; Kristie Lambert, 12 Wild WUd West ...... 9 1:21 a.m. Hayes Ave., Ellington. Jeopardy ...... 8 Egypt. An authorized govern- face-to-face negotiations with after the troop disengagements progress in the negotiations on United States could not be con- checking the east side of the Nothing appears missing Bugbee, 41 Hayes St., Hayes Ave., Vernon. WITH FROM Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 Medix...... 18 source also reported Egypt in the final phase of in- sidered the final answers. Charged with third-degree store when two males walked from the store. A cellar window Rockville; George Howard, 380 BICYCLES FARR’S Honeymooners ...... 20 Truth or Consequences...... 22 progress in the search for an in -. terim peace talks had never burglary are: William F. Shaia out from behind the store. He screen is ripped open, police Main St., South Windsor; Electric Company...... 24-57 Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 ^^rim Sinai agreement with been brought up with Cairo 18, of 14 Arch St.; Gordon e ’ called for them to stop. said. Clarence Dowd, 39 Locust St.; Bonanza...... 40 ^HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT SEE US FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS New Treasure Hunt...... 30 Egypt but warned that the before because it was “self- Horton, 22, of 26 Birch St.; and Just then, a third male ran All three were being held this Delia Egan, 29 Cottage St.; 6:30 Dragnet ...... 40 negotiations could drag on for understood.” He denied that Thomas Ferrer, 19, of 35 from the rear of the store morning in lieu of $500 bond Lorraine Smith, 119 Oakland — NEW BICYCLES 3 ,5 , or 10 SPEEDS— I Love Lucy ...... 5 g.QQ another month or two. Rabin’s statement constituted a Glenwood St. across Minor’s path. He pur- each for appearance in Com- St.; George Baldinger, 49 News...... 8-20-22-30 Tho Waitnnc 2 Egyptian President Anwar new obstacle to the signing of -BICYCLE RACKS from $ 1 2 .9 9 - The arrests followed a call to sued him catching Shaia at the mon Pleas Court 12 in East Lorraine Rd., Tolland. The Avengers...... 9 neaipr’s Phnirp...... 5 Sadat announced Wednesday he an interim peace pact. Hartford today. (Carry up to 4 Bikes) COUNTR'VVnp- 85 East Cehter-8t. Real McCoys...... 18 Barney M iller...’ 8^ ‘"Permit a U.N. “In the course of the 2 5 4 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER ■ Q f ^ Also, Christine Argraves, En- -REPAIRS ON ALL BICYCLES- Kiln K r a f t...... 24 g peace keeping force to remain clarifications, such a demand Merchants In Early American field; Patricia Gerhard, ,141 at Summit St. Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Water WnriH...... '...... 1R the Sinai dcscrt another from Israel did not exist,” the Sycamore Lane; Patricia WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! 6:55 riaduQ Knioht...... 20^22^0 “'r®e months, a move that was source told correspondents in Furniture Reproductions McKeown, 35 Washington Ave., EADD’O 2 MAIN ST. News...... 40 Pupnino at Pniis...... 24->i7 e x p e c te d to e a se th e an authorized briefing. "This Vernon; Marion Allen, 117 7:00 ® ^ ...... negotiations. The U.N. Security matter, being self-understood, Bolton Rd.; Joan Eittz, 655 rA nn o 643-71 i i News...... 3-22 p .„. , Council called a meeting today never needed to be a condition. Clocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings Talcottville Rd., Vernon; Daisies .„.*2.34 Andy Griffith ...... 5 ™rv Griffin...... 5 to give formal approval to “The Americans knew this as POLICE REPORT Laurie Mallin, 1238 Hartford OPEN 'Ul 9 P.M. THURS., FRI. NITE8I Truth or Consequences...... 8 Texas Wheeler ...... 8-W extending the mandate. we do but whether the Egyp- and Nautical Paraphernalia Gentle Ben ...... 18 Living World...... 18 apparent snag in the tians understood this I don’t OPEN TUE8.. WED., SAT. 10 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. B49-5173 MANCHESTER To Be Announced...... 20 9:00 n e g o tia tio n s d ev elo p ed know,” the source said. THURS. A FRI. Id A.M. - 9 P.M. Lebanon was arrested fender when loading shopping Black Perspective ...... 24 Movie...... 3 W ednesday when Isra e li “This is not a change in the • Bryan J. Topolski, 16, of Wednesday on a court warrant purchases...... — ...... ^— X '''.....L... . ^ To Tell the Truth...... 30 Streets of San Francisco . 8-40 Premier Yitzak Rabin said government’s position,” the MANUFACTURER’S DENTS ANID SCRATCHES Hartford was arrested charging her with issuing a bad Park was impressed with Woman...... 57 Sharing...... 18 there must be direct Israeli- source said. “We have not in- Wednesday on a Common Pleas check. She was released on a Lalumiere's honesty. The loss Movie...... 24-57 THEIR LOSS Is YOUR GAIN Court 12 warrant charging him $100 non-surety bond for court of the $193 in cash in the wallets Bsh/ofjs/ FILM RATING GUIDE 10:00 with third-degree burglary (two Aug. 11. would have i;uined his vacation News...... 5 counts) and third-degree • • A 10-year-old boy was here with relatives, he said. For Parents and 50% OFF LIST PRICE (AS IS) larceny. arrested Wednesday at 6:30 He planned to thank Their Children Gamer Ted Armstrong. The charges stem from re- p.m. and charged with third- Lalumiere. “5 Times Square Moves cent breaks into the Exxoh ser- Singer-actor Adam Wade degree criminal mischief. '.-'X ; vice station at 408 Tolland The charge stems from his ' y, C IN iR A L AUCHENCEI hosts ‘‘Musical Chairs,” a Meet the Mayor...... 9 TAG SALE The wallet of an East Hart- AN A grt A d ffliiitd To School in Vernon Tpke. and the Hollywood Shell breaking a window on the east 11:00 SLIGHT IMPERFECTIONS ford man was found by a Broad new CBS-TV m usical- station at 342 E. Center St., side of the Waddell School on St. resident Wednesday at 3 fvkrc: variety show with a game Best of Groucho...... 5 , , ,, _ _ , . , jvjg^g 8-22-24-30-57 stage of the Vernon posal an actual telephone booth. TILT TOP TABLES police said. Broad St. p.m. in front of her home. It PARENTAL CUIOANCi form at weekdays on Celebrity Bowling’ 9 a working traffic light, and a Topolski was released on a He was referred to Juvenile contained personal papers and SUQOfITIO Channel 3. BAnERY OPERATED CLOCKS $1,000 non-surety bond and his Court and released to his Soff« M M iriai M fy Not M I Love Luev 20 transformed into the intersec- fire box donated by individuals a check. k :/'/ SwftiRN Pof T e m e jin tion of Times Square in New and business concerns. RECORD CABINETS case continued to September mother. A wallet of a nurse at ” . ,-g York City and Ronnie Filkoff, a Still in the planning stage are STACK TABLES • SHELVES after he appeared in court in Manchester Memorial Hospital This printing test pattern is V ,■ T h i p f ...... R student, is designing the entire a glass reflecting ball for the in- ELECTRIFIED COPPER LANTERNS East Hartford Wednesday. was reported lost from her part of The Herald quality con- • Damian Tedone, 18, of 289 Edward Lalumiere of purse kept at her nurse station. RUTRICTtO Cooper Hill St. was arrested It contained personal papers Dresses, Und«r ITroquvtiaccofTpinvinf trot program in order to give W?de W orldX cial ’ ’ ’ 40 ‘ "f the Springfield, Mass, told police Of Adolt C4Mfd«t you one of the finest Wide worm bpeciai...... u sponsored by the Ver- Camel smoking sign at Times DRY SINK Wednesday at 10:15 p.m. on Wednesday he saw two wallets and $8 cash. Sizzlers & newspapers in the nation. 11:45 non Friends of Music and is Square. STEP TABLES Garden St. and charged with fall from a car at 4:30 p.m. as it News...... 3 scheduled to be presented July .i, j .• END TABLES reckless driving, failure to obey passed him on Adams St. He Pantsuits 12:15 29-31 at 8:15 under the direction ^ an officer’s signal, and failure picked them up and brought Someone placed an explosive ^ NO ONE UNDER 17 AOMITTSD Movie...... 3 of Fred Ross and Paul Outer- ® OBLONG to wear protective headgear Our Reg. to 13.99 Shop in Manchester and Lane DROP LEAF them intact to Police in a light fixture on the front of • Itfml v«v son. « ’ '■-i f .N. while riding a motorcycle. Music, Rockille-Vernon Music, TABLES Headquarters. a West St. home Wednesday. It So far they have at their dis- END TABLE The arrest followed a high At 5 p.m., Ray Park Jr. of exploded at 9:17 p.iti. and the Carousel all in Vernon. .-X-’ ^ ‘ '1 4 ■? speed chase from E. Center S t.,. $ - MPAA THEATER Trenton, Mich, called It broke two panes of glass on 3 FT. police said. Court date is Aug. headquarters to report his either side of the door and sent SCHEDULE DEACON DOUGH 12. wallets missing. He had left glass bits into the front ( Atheneum Stays Open • Melissa B. Dumois, 22, of them by mistake on his car’s woodwork. Vernon Cine 1 — "The Wind TABLE BOX and the Lion,” 7:10-9:15 For Month of August END Fashions to wear right thru Vernon Cine 2 — “The Rein- c''. Fall, including skirt sets CAPTAIN CHAIRS and sizzlers. sizes for carnation of Peter Proud,” TABLES Valley Y Schedules Swim Classes juniors, misses and women. 7:30-9:30 The Wadsworth Atheneum in ticut Academy of Fine Arts and MATE CHAIRS iBnETHiBumn Manchester Drive-In — Hartford will remain open this the Connecticut Watercolor CLOTHES “Reincarnation of Peter August for the first time in Society are still on view. The Indian Valley YMCA will years. Those interested should further information, should call HAMPERS conduct a beginners’ syn- the office, 875-4308. PDEVIL’S RAIN” Proud,” 8:35; “Where Does It three years. Director James Regular Atheneum hours are ELECTRIFIED register by calling the YMCA chronized swimming class from office at Vernon Circle. There will be 10 beginner Hurt?” 10:15 Elliott has announced. Tuesday through Saturday from Showplace — “Man Eater,” The August closing was begun 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday WALL SCONCES July 28 through Aug. 8 from 3:15 The “Y” is also offering lessons for children aged 3 to 4 p.m. at Rizzo Pools, Vernon l*2 ~l 7:30-9:15 as an economy measure in from 1 to 5 p.m. Suggested NIGHT STANDS backyard swimming lessons through 10 and a minimum of 10 Burnside 1 — ‘‘Funny Lady,” summer 1972 and continued museum admission fees are $1 MAGAZINE RACKS Circle. which will run Aug. 11 through students are needed in order to 7:00-9:30 through August 1974. Elliott for adults and 50 cents for TOTE STOOLS Mrs. Patricia Garrott, direc- 22. conduct the program. Classes Burnside 2 — ‘‘Reincarnation said the decision to remain children aged 12 to 18. Children tor of the “Y’s” swimming Classes will be brought to will be taught by Mrs. Garrott 1-86 EXIT 9 1-FO LLO W BURNSIDE SIGNS AUTHENTIC POT BELLY STOVES home pools. Pool owners with and Mrs. JoAnn Conti. of Peter Proud,” 7:30-9:30 open this year is based on the under 12, museum members, program will teach the class. inground pools, who wish U.A. East 1 — “Jaws,” 2:00- success of the voluntary ad- and scheduled tour groups are CASH AND CARRY BAR STOOLS Participants will be taught the BURNSIDE □ 7.90.0.40 admitted free. fSSOlUWSIDI AVL, I. NT». • 521-} J31 missions program instituted adaptation of the front crawl, Genuine Leather back crawl, breast stroke, side U.a ! East 2 - “Bite the last fall. 1^ Museum Closes Through August Handbags Ladies ’ Pre-Washed Denim Fashion Jeans BARBM STREISAND Bullet,” 7:00-9:20 A provocative range of con- stroke and sculling in syn- O 90 The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 "FUNNY LADY" U.A. East 3 — ‘‘Devil’s temporary works by four young chronized swimming. The m useum ’s sum m er Super-soft! Many styles, 5/6,15/16...... Our Reg. 11.99 Cedar St., will close Friday _(W rao-9;30__ Rain,” 7:30-9:00 Los Angeles artists will be on In addition, students will classes at the Oak Grove I Large through Sept. 6 for exhibit J«nnHtr 0 ’N*lll Showcase 1 — ‘‘Rollerball,” view during August, and learn stunts including shark, Nature Center, 269 Oak Grove Selection! Ladies’ Pre-Washed Denim Biazers renovations. It will reopen Sept. HEINCAMIATION Of 2:00-4:35-7:10-9;50 current exhibitions of “Vic- marlin turns, the oyster, the St., will continue throughout the Hobo, shoulder, pouch styles. Already washed for soft, sensuous feel. 6-16...... Our Reg. 17.99 Km PROUD 7 at 2 p.m. with Mr. and Mrs. Soil leathers in Fall colors. Showcase 2 — “Nashville,” torian Furniture” and “Trees” dolphin, the sailboat, the tub, month of August, however. 7:30-9a0 82J0 Robert Conde, museum 1:15-4:05-7:00-9:45 will continue through the and tuck somersaults. There are still some openings CO-ORDINATING SHIRTS: trustees, as host and hostess. Fall Preview of Showcase 3 — “Panther,” summer. Mrs. Garrott was a member in these classes for children SUN. 99« New exhibits will include Ladies’ Long Sieeve Shirts 1:10-3:20-5:20-7:30-10;00 A major fall exhibition of of the varsity synchronized entering Grades 1 through 6: Scarves js gg till 2:00 P.M. “Let’s Go To a Restaurant,” For more information regar- Poly/cotton fade out look; 32-38...... Our Reg. 7.99 Showcase 4 — “Dinosaurs,” videotape art will be previewed swimming team at the Univer- Stunning, colorlullm- R in late August, Elliott said. 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4 / PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 24, 1975 ^aurlipstpr lEiiniiim Hn-alft MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 24, 1975— PAGE FIVE Irish Test To Challenge Columbus^ Claim OPINION WEEKEHD CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL By DONAL O’HIGGINS years before Columbus arrived. venture, told a news conference DUBLIN (UPI) - When “Navigatio Brendani,” which show a distinctive Celtic in- ■only be reinforcing what There have been several the trip would test the Christopher Columbus landed in sets out in detail the Atlantic fluence, according to experts. Kerrymen have known for hun- attempts to prove it. Now the seaworthiness of their ancient- Carnations dozen America in 1492, chances are voyages made by Brendan. If Severin and his crew show dreds of years — that America OPEN FORUM scene is being set for yet type vessel and would try to that it can be done, they will We Agree, Matt the local Indians thought he was The first one, according to belongs to the Irish. another. Five men have built a find out whether the legends just another Irishman. the manuscript, was made to leather boat, patterned on the surrounding St. Brendan were North America via Iceland and At least that’s the way they We agree with what Matt Moriarty baseball. This one, for instance; 6th-century craft used by Bren- based “on sound geographical Greenland, and the second to tell it down in County had to say about the name change for dan and his fellow voyagers, knowledge.” Florida and the Gulf of Mexico. “..Because of his personal and Kerry, birthplace of Ireland’s and they plan to test the theory “It is well known that the dis- Certain artifacts, such as the athletic facilities across Spring St. financial interest in the game of seafaring saint, “Brendan the next May. PIAZA DEFT. STORE Who Will Pay These Fees? tinctive Christian culture of the sculptures discovered in parts (Ws Havo A MoHon To Plaaso) Navigator,” who set sail from from Globe Hollow. baseball for the past forty years, he They will follow a course Celts which flourished in of North and South America, Noxt to Fran'ii’s Supermarket there on many an epic voyage. from Brandon Creek on the Ireland in the 6th century was East Middle T'ipko., Mandiastor Matt said, “I’m not sure it’s right to has earned the reputation of being the Local tradition holds firmly west coast of Ireland to North carried remarkable distances Right or wrong, the town has spent tax change the name. It’s been Mt. Nebo patron angel of baseball and is affec- To the Eighth District Voters and to the belief that St. Brendan America by way of the western by Irish monks,” he said. See Us For— residents; money in the planning and site develop- YOU ALWAYS and other Irish missionaries islands of Scotland, the Faroes, “We hope to test if they east for over a hundred years.” tionately referred to as Mr. Baseball ment for the new fir^ouse in Buckland. FREEZING (CONTAINERS I first would like to state that I am met the American Indians 800 Iceland, Greenland and reached North America.” SAVE AT THE The question arises because of The town must also be looking ahead to in the Town of Manchester...” speaking only as a resident and taxpayer Labrador, a voyage of some 4,- The saint is referred to in 1122 Bur ’ future tax revenue should development of CANNING JAHIS JAR RINGS lanpage in the resolution adopted by and not in any manner as an official of the 000 miles. several ancient chronicles, in- ARTHUR DRUG Let none underestimate what Matt Buckland extend beyond present levels. Need Someming? - Ask Plazal Eighth District. Tim Severin, leader of the cluding the 10th century the Town Board of Directors at its Moriarty has been to the Manchester Thursday, July 31, 7;30 p.m., will be a The legal question brought up by Assis- III Tuesday, July 1, meeting. sports scene. What he has done public- most important time for all of you. A tant Town Counsel, (Victor) Moses, also ICmeNNIAL special meeting of the residents of the remains. There is, in the Manchester Did the Board of Directors intend to ly is indelibly inscribed in history; Eighth District will be conducted at the Town Charter, Section 20-9, a statement rename the entire Mt. Nebo site or did only Matt and the benefactors are District Firehouse concerning the inclu- that the authority of the town shall prevail sion or exclusion of the “Buckland Sec- in any conflict between said town and the it intend to give the baseball field the aware of the things he has done that A Woman’s Best Friend... Hard Working tion,” into the Eigl^th District. district within. This section seems to be in name Matthew M. Moriarty Fi^ld? escaped public attention, by Matt’s A petition has been delivered and direct opposition to Special Act 200, men- We think the board intended to own choice. accepted, as dictated by the District tioned previously in favor of the “Buckland Area.” name the field in Matt’s honor. Charter, for a special meeting. This peti- He truly is the guardian angel of tion has been signed by the required The question is; “Will the town quietly Sears ’The resolution says, in part; “...that Manchester’s sports scene in general number of District residents. It calls for a acquiesce and not fight the inclusion of the the field now designated as Mount and baseball in particular. vote by the residents of the Eighth District Buckland Area into the Eighth District?” on that night to accept or reject a petition I personally do not believe so. There are Nebo Field be hereafter known as the We join the entire Manchester com- by the majority of the property owners of two sides to the question and the town has Matthew M. Moriarty Field, and that munity in extending to him a public the “Buckland Section” to become an in- a right to its opinion. I feel a legal battle' tegral part of the Eighth Utilities District will ensue and lawyers and court fees are APPLIANCES a plaque be placed thereon for this “thank you.” and by so doing, paying a two-mill tax to not cheap. Brig. Gen. Richard designation...” And we share his views on the the District instead of the six-mill fire tax Who will pay these legal fees if the peti- Montgomery reinforced the levied by the town of Manchester. tion is accepted and is legally fought? The The several paragraphs of the name; Let the complex forever re- remnants of Gen. Arnold’s This petition, it seems to mei brings up answer is simple—the present taxpayers volunteers on the St. Lawrence resolution point up the support Matt main Mt. Nebo, but the baseball field several important questions, morally, of the district. This is what I am un- near Montreal when the two ■rv Moriarty has given to Manchester be the Matthew M. Moriarty Field. legally, and most importantly, finacially. alterably opposed to. None of my tax commanders decided on Dec. _A____ I Only 24 Inches I agree that the “Buckland Area” money or yours should be spent in this bat- 31, 1775 to storm Quebec with athletics, but in all of the “whereas’-’ Perhaps the Board of Directors will their 900 men, despite the city’s residents have the right to petition the tle if it occurs. We raised our taxes this -4 paragraphs, emphasis is placed upon clarify its intent at its Aug. 5 meeting. board in this manner. In fact. Special Act year and have a bare bones budget. Where 1800 defenders. A blizzard 200, of the 1963 General Assembly^ gives will the mohey come from? Do we borrow created drifts of six feet as a Wide! 12.4 Cu. Ft. few men succeeded in scaling (Photo by Steve Dunn) them this right. it? This is what you and I must decide. I am sure the reasons for this petition To sum up I am in complete favor of the city’s walls. Montgomery was killed and Arnold wounded. Marilane Dyer of Manchester baked up a batch of^Bicentennial cupcakes for are many, not the least being a much less accepting the “Buckland Area” into the Arnold’s retreating army left Coldspot the SAM (Summer Activities in Manchester) Crafts Fair last Saturday. expensive method of fire protection. I can- Eighth District for fire protection, but The Real Losers behind 100 killed and 300 cap- not blame them for trying to stretch their only if the residents of the “Buckland tured against minimal British incomes in this manner. I am sure there The Postal Service strike has been patron who will pay more for the Area” agree to incur all possible costs casualties. The following July, Refrigerator are many other reasons for this petition, prior to their inclusion. I have reiterated the British fleet arrived and averted with the tentative agreement same service at best and his alter ego, Congress Caught Up including the growing question of the in- this for the past two months and wish to do forced the Americans to give up reached over the weekend. the taxpayer, who will make up the telligence of the town building a firehouse so most vehemently again. I' am not any attempt at conquering in the Buckland area now serviced by the foolish enough to think that other Sears Low Price It appears the real loser is the Canada, The World Almanac deficit caused by keeping postal Eighth District. problems will not occur if this petition is notes. system’s patrons. operations in the 19th Century. In Emissions Issue The residents of the Buckland area have accepted, for example, long.term develop- received excellent fire protection for their Almost in the same breath with the We think the Postal Service and the ment in Buckland, but by prudent manage- By Congressional Quarterly keeping car prices down so that more new, homes and businesses by the District Fire ment and direction, I believe those // announcement of the agreement was Congress must face up to the fact that WASHINGTON — Congress, caught up clehner operating cars will be bought‘to Department, at a cost of $250 per call to problems may be overcome. the statement the pact, if ratified by at some point in time the handling of in a crossfire of conflicting arguments replace older models not equipped with the town. The number of calls are relative- Lastly, be at the special meeting on July from the Ford administration, auto emission controls. ly few, and, it seems to me, a less expen- 31. Speak your piece. Ask questions. Put Ford Thinks the workers, will necessiate a postage mail must be streamlined or it will *249 makers and environmentalists, is facing a Another reason offered for the proposed sive method of providing fire protection. the Board of Directors, and Buckland He Can Beat 11.1 cu. ft. refrigerator section has automatic increase. become too costly for patrons to use difficult decision on auto emission stan- delay in final emission standards is the It therefore seems that I have no ques- residents to question and task. Most im- defrost; 1.3 cu. ft. freezer has manual defrost. dards. tion concerning the acceptance of this portantly, cast your most precious We could go along with a postage in- and taxpayers to subsidize. need for new research and technological Kennedy Only 24 in. wide; ideal for kitchens in small The final tailpipe controls established in adjustments in light of the recent dis- petition. However, I find myself in a very American freedom—your vote. 65121 crease if it were not for the fact the We fear the time is drawing near the 1970 Clean Air Act already have been covery that the catalytic converters in- compromising situation. If I, and you, vote Patrick Brown WASHINGTON (UPI) - apartments. With twin crispers, chiller tray. Postal Service apparently lost the when it is not the matter of protecting delayed three times. Now they are stalled on most 1975 cars emit potentially to accept this petition, what will be the 91 Washington St. President Ford said Wednesday scheduled to take effect in the 1978 model dangerous sulfuric acid pollution. reaction of the Town of Manchester? Manchester he believes the polls indicate at biggest issue involved in the talks — a few jobs but the very concept of year. “We cannot afford to ignore the sulfuric the present time he could the right to make layoffs if necessary national mail delivery system. But the administration and the auto in- acid problem,” President Ford said in defeat Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., in a as it progresses with plans to In the meantime we are all but dustry contend that fuel shortages and June, announcing his decision to call for a Our Lowest Priced Heavy other unforeseen problems have made five-year freeze in auto emission controls. presidential election. mechanize the mail distribution assured we will be paying more for a that deadline unrealistic. They want to He also said that he does not Economical Kenmore system. service which has been declining keep the existing, less stringent “interim” “talk about allegations concer- Con ning an opponent” when asked Unless the Postal Service has this emission limits in effect until 1982. Duty Laundry Pair! rapidly because the Postal Service is The Clean Air Coalition, an alliance of “ I must confess to a certain amount of ANDREW TULLY whether the Chappaquiddick in- power, there seems little logic in in- a limbo enterprise that is neither fully environmental groups fighting to retain skepticism toward the administration’s cident involving Kennedy would 2 Cycle Washer. 24-inch width makes it ideal Gas or Electric be a liability for the senator vesting huge sums in mechanized public nor fully private but one that the 1978 deadline, contends that the in- sincerity (on the sulfuric acid issue),” anywhere space is a problem! 2 cycles . . . dustry has no valid reasons for further says Rep. George E. Brown Jr., a Califor- particularly after Watergate. normal and short. 2 wash/rinse temperature equipment. has the handicaps of both and the delays in meeting pollution regulations nia Democrat who opposes relaxation of Shriver^s Candidacy Ford made the statement in a The unfortunate victim of this is the freedoms of neither. urgently needed to protect the public the 1978 deadline. wide ranging interview combinations. Range Values health. Brown and other environmentalists covering both domestic and 179 Committees in the House and Senate are point out that while the administration foreign policy issues with Electric Dryer. The “heat” setting dries regu- William F. Anderson of the Your Choice wrestling with this issue, and appear like- proposes delaying auto emission stan- WASHINGTON — Over poached salmon boat, struggling in stormy waters,” Ford lar laundry loads. The “air only” setting fluffs The Lighter Side ly to recommend some sort of com- dards partly because of possible health at the Watergate Terrace, a bunch of told a mostly black graduating class at Chicago Tribune Press Service; promise that will not please either side. hazards from sulfuric acid, it also en- Gerald Ford-type Republicans were dis- Chicago State University. “We, the for- Columnist George F. Wills, and pillows and blankets without heat. Handy These are some of the arguments dorses delays of up to 10 years in imposing cussing' the just-about Presidential can- tunate, are on the boat and can throw out Godfrey Sperling of the Chris- Load-A-Door. Everything You Wanted members are hearing on the question; air quality standards on some coal-fired didacy of Sargent Shriver, former boss of a life preserver. But those in the water tian Science Monitor. Should strict auto emission controls be industrial plants that are a major source the Peace Corps and the Poverty Corps, must not just hang on indefinitely to their On the political front. Ford 119 postponed again? of similar pollutants. former Ambassador to France and life preservers but swim toward rescue.” said he thinks Sens. Hubert H. P a ir P ric e •••• *298 To Know About Rocks Sulfuric acid emissions could be con- member by marriage of the Kennedy clan. Unless Shriver has changed since he was Humphrey of Minnesota, Henry trolled simply and cheaply in the short run The conclusion was enunciated by one of George McGovern’s running mate in 1972, M. Jackson of Washington and *179 Pro by forcing oil companies to “desulfurize” . Ford’s official political advisers; “Sarge he’ll be going around the country Edmund Muskie of Maine are By DICK WEST Knew or cared. Auto industry spokesman say that the gas used by newer cars, environmen- will run, all right, and that, means we’re declaring it’s the duty of the haves to help among the most formidable WASHINGTON (UPI) — It recently was But, thanks largely to the intellectual without the five-ypar delay, they will face talists contend. The government’s failure going to have to work our tails off to elect the have-nots — period. Every candidate contenders for the 1976 Gas Range my good fortune to spend a week going curiosity of my fellow passengers, by the an impossible task — to meet strict emis- to require this is a result of the Ford ad- our tiger.” speaks to what he perceives to be his con- Democratic presidential through the Grand Canyon on a pontoon time we left the canyon 228 miles later, I sion standards and improve the fuel ef- ministration’s coziness with the oil in- At present, Shriver is one of those unan- stituency, and Shriver would not be the nomination. • Porcelain-enameled, lift-off cooktop raft with a group called the Arizona River was a veritable font of geological data. ficiency of their cars at the same time. “I think the polls indicated at • Convenient Lo-Temp oven control Runners. The lessons started even before we hit dustry, the Clean Air Coalition charges. nounced candidates. He’s given his candidate of Big'Business; he would not They point out that Congress, in an ef- “It is all right to raise gasoline prices 20 blessing to a committee of 102, registered have Harry Goldwater’s endorsement. the present time I could,” One of the fun parts of the trip was lear- one of the canyon’s famous rapids. fort to reduce dependence on oil imports, cents per gallon and create windfall with the Federal Election Commission, Both the Ford and Shriver approaches replied Ford when asked if he ning all about the interesting rock for- “What’s that funny looking rock up is seriously considering legislation setting whose chore is to examine Shriver’s make sense. Ford needs the support, or at could beat Kennedy if the Electric Range mations in this gorgeous gorge. yonder on that big ledge that looks like it’s profits but it is not all right to raise gas- mandatory fuel economy standards for all oline prices a mere penny or two per strength around, the country and raise the least tolerance, of the Republican right Democrats draft the You wouldn’t believe how little I knew about to fall on us?” cried one of the • One 8-inch and three 6-inch surface domestic cars. And consumers are deman- $100,000 in donations of $250 or less from 20 wing, and Shriver knows that Democratic Massachusetts senator over his about rock formations when first we passengers, athirst for knowledge. gallon to protect public health,” the group ding better fuel economy because of says. Convention delegates demand the red objections. units pushed off on the Colorado River. While some of us craned our necks for a states necessary to qualify for federal soaring gas prices. meat of aid to the poor, racial and sexual Kennedy has repeatedly • Convenient Lo-Temp oven control better view, and others lifted arms to The environmentalists are equally skep- matching funds. Shriver is expected to “There is an inherent loss of fuel equality — the whole “progressive” bag. stated he would not accept the ward off ialling ledges, our boatman tical of the industry agrument that tighter make his candidacy official in September. economy for each tightening of emission If both wind up with their party’s nomina- nomination for president and began what proved to be a seven-day emission standards make fuel economy Ford’s folks are wise to view Shriver’s control standards,” Elliott M. Estes, tion, the 1976 campaign will indeed offer Ford has said previously that he series of absorbing lectures on the history improvements impossible. activities with concern. Not to derogate General Motors president, told a Senate such other candidates as Sen. Henry the electorate a choice instead of an echo. took Kennedy at his word. and composition of funny looking purplish “There is no inherent relationship panel in May. “Do you think that Chap- rocks. between •emission standards and fuel Jackson, D-Wash., Shriver still Is the only However cool and collected Ford’s Another witness, Ford’ Motor Co. presi- paquiddick would be a liability For any readers who might like to know economy,” the coalition contends. They Democrat on the horizon with the brand of language, that race would give the country dent Lee A. lacocca, stressed unemploy- as much excitement as it can stand. for him, particularly in the more about interesting rock formations, I point out that small cars in Japan, because pizzazz — or charisma, if you will — that ment and other economic woes of the auto wake of Watergate?” Ford was / Deep-Cleaning have prepared a short geological they get the best gas mileage, are appeals to Iwth Democratic and indepen- industry — and consumer resistance to required to meet tougher emission stan- dent rank-and-file voters. His committee asked. Jim HERALD monograph that you may find instructive; higher car prices. “We just don’t have the dards than are larger cars. “I don’t think that I should 4170/45781 Basically, the groundwork for what we is packed with the type of people who YESTERDAYS money it would take to get the fuel worked for Jack Kennedy and then for pass judgment on his assets or now call the Grand Canyon was laid 600 “ Delaying the standards for five more *29 Powermate economy job done, quickly and well, and Bobby. liabilities,” Ford said. “I said Stand Only million years ago, late on a Tuesday after- years will mean that a total of seven at the same time meet statutory emission down here on the lawn (at his 25 Years Ago noon. model years of cars will be emitting three That is to say, the organization includes standards,” he said. to four times the level of pollution called movie stars like Paul Newman and James fllaitrhpBto news conference,) that whether “Squeeze-A-Spice,” a modern version of During that period, which geologists "Even if we could raise the money,” for in the Clean Air Act,” Clarence Ditlow ' Caan; Arthur Ashe, the tennis star; Aaron I was running before the con- Vacuum " the old fashioned salt and pepper shaker, refer to as the Awkward Age, the region lacocca added, “we couldn’t move full of the coalition testified in May. Henry, director of the Mississippi Ettpning Mpralii vention against a Republican or is being manufactured by Kage Co. K. now known as Arizona ran through an in- speed ahead on both jobs at the same time When President Ford endorsed the five- NAACP, and a clutch of other celebrities running against a Democrat Gerstein of Kage Co. is its inventor. tersection and collided with the region FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 because both goals require the same kinds year delay proposal, consumer advocate and relatively obscure “poverty when I was nominated, I run About 100 missionaries from the United now known as Colorado. Published by the Published every Cleaner of engineers and scientists.” Ralph Nader wrote to him in protest; “It workers.” There isn’t a conservative in Manchester evening except Sun- my own campaign, and I don’t States, Canada and Latin American coun- The result was mighty upheaval of the Industry spokesmen say auto pollution is well to recall the estimated 4,000 deaths the lot, which of course makes sense ac- Publlshlng Co.. Herald days and holidays. talk about the allegations con- i* tries, who are studying at Hartford earth’s surface - a sort of terrestrial Square. Manchester. E n tered at the has been reduced greatly in recent years, and four million illness-restricted days cording to the Democratic book of Conn. 06040. Manchester. Conn.. cerning an opponent.” Seminary Foundation, are guests at South whiplash. Rocks were tossed every which and that the delay they are asking for will each year from automotive air pollution, ideology. Telephone 643-2711 Post Olllce as Second When asked who would be the Regular’119.99 Methodist Church. way. (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. have little effect on public health. It may In short, Shriver will be what the media most formidable candidate, Some of the rocks were molten. Some not to mention the property damage and even improve air quality, they argue, by Publisher Raymond F. Robinson icluding Kennedy, Ford said: were molting. This is an important point waste that is incurred.” likes to call an “exciting” candidate. 10 Years Ago “Again, you can look at the to keep in mind. Translated, this adjective means he’ll use SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES polls and they certainly in- Lawrence J. Donahue of 96 Pine St., a About 200 million years later, during phrases like “ getting the country PAYABLE IN ADVANCE 100% Solid State Color TV letter carrier for the Hartford Post Office, moving,” and will emphasize the need for dicate that Sen. Kennedy would what geologists call the Age of Consent, Single C o p y...... 15k 3 Months...... $11.70 is named state field director of letter social programs to improve life for the un- be the most formidable opposi- there was a long spell of damp weather. TODAY’S THOUGHT W e e k ly ...... 90e 6 M o n th s...... $23.40 19-inch Diagonal Measure Picture carriers for employes' national union. derprivileged. Shriver will not waste One Month .... $3.90 One Year...... $46.80 tion, and I think that is probably The molten rocks became pubescent and *98 much time on such dreary subjects as the Mail Rates Upon Request right.” This table model color set is really feature- the molting rocks became rheumatic, • Strong suction from powerful cord-reel canister which slowed down the molting process “On Praying” federal deficit and high taxes. Subscribers who p ni. should telephone packed! It has a dependable 100% solid-state But, as though anticipating a Shriver lail to receive their the circulation deparl- Motorized • Motorized Powermate attachment acts as an upright with its beater- and in some cases brought it to a There are many people who have given cannot take the place of attitudes. For it’s Herald belore 5 30 menl. 647-9946. chassis with no tubes to wear out or burn out. candidacy. President Ford has indicated Powermate bar-brush to beat out, sweep up even embedded dirt Dateline 1775 screeching halt. up praying because they think they have to in the attitude that one begins praying. It’s In-line picture tube for proper color alignment in recent weeks that his campaign will be Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Revolving benler-Iiar The net effect was a loss of oxygen that use the words of a minister, priest or rab- in being sorry for imperfections and being TRIAL FLIGHTS • Attachment set to dust furniture, floors, vacuum upholstery, CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 24 - The in striking contrast to that of any and easy detent UHF tuning. xv'nlly gets out deep- caused the rocks to turn purplish. bi. Or it may be because they are afraid to sorry for using words, instead of CARACAS (UPI) - Air France crevices Democratic candidate of the Shriver per- The Manchester Display advertising 298 id own dirt from rugs Americans employed propaganda war- This brings us to what geologists refer to let the searchlight of God’s Spirit shine in relationships that one rediscovers prayer. suasion. He is all for moderation, Publishing Co. closing hours Three will make 12 trial flights bet- fare. They unloosed leaflets, urging as the Jazz Age. Under the stress of cons- the heart. ^ fu ll days p rio r to Thus the Psalmist prayer — “Have mer- steadiness and keeping cool, and makes it WL- en Paris and Caracas in the British troops to desert, into the night tant syncopation, the purplish rocks assumes no Imancial publication, As Mark Twain once put it, “It isn’t cy upon me, 0 God, according to your a point to remind audiences that his ap- responsibility for Deadline for Herald supersonic Concorde between , breezes to be carried into enemy lines. An gradually assumed funny looking shapes. what I don’t know about the Bible that loving kindness.” typographical errors classified advertising: June 13 and July 6. American sentry noted; "These bills are proach is “not exciting.” appearing in adver- 12 noon prior to day of STORE HOURS And thus we find them today — bothers me; it’s what I know so well.” I The Rev. Dr. Orlando L. Air France is considering a blown into their camp and get into the Ford is in favor of helping the poor, but tisoments and other publication. 12 noon geological conversation pieces that add so know I have sinned against God and others Tibbetts ‘ ' reading matter in The Friday for publication pool .service on the tliree hour SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE MANCHESTER hands of soldiers without the officers he talks a lot about self-reliance, a term Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon- MON. thru FRI. SAT. much to the enjoyment of a raft ride down and therefore cannot pray. American Baptist Churches and 50 minute run with Via.sa. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Bhck Sears with a low priority among Shriver Heiaid day. being able to prevent it.” the Grand Canyon. WEST HARTFORD 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. The Psalmist made it clear that words of Connecticut liberals. “Some people are outside the the Venezuelan international carrier. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. C n . , Thur, .l..ly a , 1875 - PAGE Farewell Dinner ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL Candidates Ask Support of Democrats Andover Takes Hard Line oni Bill Set for DeGroat SOUTH WINDSOR South Windsor’s new Health, Coxx in Concert South Windsor are Landerman- NOTES ' Judy Kuehnel Education and Human Develop- Slim Coxx Country-Western Dixieland, Aug. 7 and on Aug. 21 644-1364 ment curriculum, said she has Caravan will appear tonight at the Tom Sarubbi Jazz Group. Hcralb watched the Board of Educa- For Bolton’s Use of Town Dump VERNON come, first served, basis. Admitted Wednesday: Robert Most of the candidates hoping the South Windsor Town Hall Rain dates will be the following They will be available at all Fitzgerald, Laurel Rd., fot^their party’s support at the tion very closely. She is a portico from 7-9 p.m. Thursday evenings. All con- A farewell dinner for Edwin three performances of "Guys Ellington; Terry Snydal, Democratic caucus July 31 former teacher and newspaper Coxx and his country caravan certs are free. 'The public is DeGroat will be given by the and Dolls,’’ which will be The possible candidates for reporter and mother of four did n’t allow restaurants to Windermere Ave., Rockville; appeared at last night’s town have been featured at Lake asked to bring lawn chairs or Donna Holland Andover residents voted to one word about it even though Vernon Friends of Music, Aug. presented at the Vernon Center vacant seats on both the council children. Compounce in Bristol for 25 leaive its trash outside its Dee Ann Taylor, W. Main St., committee meeting. blankets to sit on. 646-0375 cease Bolton’s use of the area he verbally offered to discuss 9 at 7 p.m. at Ellington Ridge Middle School, July 29, 30, and and the Board of Education out- consecutive years. bui.>lding overnight. Rockville; Beatrice White, It is expected that still more Frank'Derrick, an eight-year J. Russell Thompson, select- as of June 30,1976. ’They voted the situation with Bolton’s Country Club. 31. number the available positions. Coxx was an original meijiber' H e said there would be no Tolland. candidates will come forward resident of the town said he has LET US PRICE man, told the Board of to have the two towns operate selectmen David Dreselly and ' DeGroat, the instrumental Tickets may also be ordered Seven have come forward bid- of the Down Homers, who in- pro blem getting the key Discharged Wednesday: Guy before next week’s caucus. complained about board politics YOUR NEXT Selectmen he feels strongly under a contract until Bolton’s Norman Preuss. music teacher in the Vernon ding nomination for council, itiated regular music at Com- retuirned. by calling Mrs. Sylvia Pattelle, Burns, Grove St., Rockville; New candidates hoping to fill and would now like to do PRESCRIPTION that an ultimatum should be use terminated. Yeomans said he was told by School system, has resigned to with at least one other pounce in 1948. Dart Hill Rd., 875-7749; Mrs. Helen Champ, Ertel Dr., vacant council seats include something positive to improve issued to Bolton over use of the Thompson told the board as the Board of Finance that it take a position in another town. expected, and five are hoping To Hospital ^ pOlffTi"" Cheryl Kleiner, Snipsic Lake Rockville; Margaret Day, Charles LaVoie, a veteran situations. Other outdoor concerts ARTHUR DRUG long as the present situation was the selectmen’s respon- Friends and students are in- for three available board seats. Andover Disposal Area. NiORWICH(UPI) - A man Rd., 872-4523; or Mrs. Corinne Somers: Cheryl Davis, Stafford teacher who told fellow scheduled for this summer in After discussing the situation continued — the unsigned con- sibility to collect the overdue cha rged with the icepick vited to the dinner and tickets Fisher, N. Park St., 875-5132. Springs; Gertrude Deabill, Democrats, “I teach the the board agreed a letter would tract and the unpaid bill — he money from Bolton. John Giordano, chairman of slay Ing of his former brother- will be available on a first South St., Rockville; Carol Democratic system in the be sent to Bolton saying An- was sure Andover residents The balance owed Andover is Thursday Night July 24 the new Human Relations Com- in-la w June 28 in Exeter, N.H., Etchells, Old Post Rd., school system and now I ’d like wouldn’t accept Bolton back $8,310.87. mission, sajd that while he has dover wanted the contract for wai\'ed extradition Wednesday Tolland;- Thomas Gottier, to take a whack at it.” Bolton’s use of the area after June 1976 if it requested Thompson said they thought no children and is not a long- and agreed to enter a New _ Warren Ave., Vernon; Ray- Mike Enes, a life-long resi- an extension. things would be different when AND Friday (fjlri Jaly 25 time resident of South Windsor returned within 30 days, but Hanipshire state mental mond Hazzard, Tolland Tpke., dent of South Windsor, asked He said by now Bolton knows the new Board of Selectmen he nevertheless feels he has a that Andover wouldn’t sign the hospjiital. Jam es E. Jones, 53, of Manchester; Dorothy King, for support and the opportunity contract until all charges owed it’s going to be very difficult for took over, but it appears they great deal to offer the board. N orw ich, was arrested in Bus Route Changed South St., Rockville; Yvonne to make a definite contribution by Bolton were paid in full. it to get an area to use for dis- aren’t. He said even though SEE US COOK . A ll pAY SATUR Norw 'ich Tuesday in connection L’Heureux, Regan Rd., Ver- to the town. Mary Ann Morrisette said she The letter will say if Andover posal. Bolton’s board is new it is with the death of Jam es VERNON non; Frank Lemek, ' RFD 8, Board of Education Cile wants "to help and work and do is not paid it will consider im- Thompson said he’s sure if aware of the entire situation. Folia :nd, 51, a tavern owner. change are Park, School, and Vernon; Anna Lopez, Terrace Decker explained that she feels what I can.” Mrs. Morrisette is mediately discontinuing Andover cut Bolton out, the ’The selectmen unanimously AN EAR OF \ JUIY 24 The Connecticut Company Prospect. They will be com- Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Heidi she has served the town well on a mother of three sons and is a . Bolton’s use of the area. most the Department of En- approved closing the area to the bus route through Rockville pletely eliminated from the Ludwig and son. Old Post Rd., the board and would like the op- grandmother. At the selectmen’s meeting vironmental Protection would public at 4 p.m. instead of 4:30 have been changed to accom- route. Tolland; Anna Newman, portunity to do so on the coun- Pat Sprenkelmeyer, critic of Wednesday morning Thompson do would be to say it had to keep p.m. daily in order to give the ilWITATION modate a new traffic pattern area operator time for clean- CORN IN recently put into effect in the The state installed a new traf- Tolland Ave., Rockville; Mrs. cil. “When I realized that Bob 2 interrupted a discussion on Bolton. fic light at the intersection of E. Deborah Parent and son, and Leo (Mayor Robert Smith David Yeomans, first select- up. TO BID center. changing the hours and possibly Sea led proposals for the Main and Park St. with the new Florence St., Manchester; Neil and Council Member Leo man, said if Andover explained Yeomans asked the board if it ’The buses will now travel _ _ Aptl' the days the area is open to follow ing will be received by shopping area. At the end of Parrow, Bald Hill Rd., Tolland; Mainelli) were not running, I the situation, the DEP would would consider closing the area along Union St. to W. Main St. ICAR WASH voice his opinion on the conflict the Be tlton Board of Education, Park St. drivers have to turn Pamela Steinberg, Pine View felt the council needed probably go to Bolton and tell it on Mondays so the operator SECONDS and continue east on E. Main between the two towns. Notch Road, Bolton, Conn., un- right into Park Place rather Dr., Vernon; Rebecca Stone, strength. As a member of the that if it didn’t pay Andover it could have a two-day weekend. St., coming from Hartford, and only $ ^ 00 Andover’s charges to Bolton til 1:0 0 P.M., August 4, 1975. than go through the intersection Storrs; Mark Thurz, Broad council I would accept my full (the DEP) would collect Percy Cook, selectman, wiU return by the same route. for its use of the area from Speci fications and bid as previously allowed. Brook; Robert Wenzel, responsibility.” Bolton’s garbage, dispose of it objected to having closed two Stops will be made at Court January until June 1974 have procedures may be obtained at Tlie new bus schedule is in Lakeview Dr., Tolland. ^ r d of Education member and charge the Town of Bolton. days in a row. St. and also at Central Park. t U.P.G. not been fully paid. the O ffice of the Superinten- effect immediately. Birth Wednesday: A son to Dave Cohen, claimed four Yeomans said Bolton might The board agreed to research ’The streets affected by this UNITED PENTAC08TAL CKURCH Bolton claimed Andover dent, .104 Notch Rd., Bolton, IBS WOODBRIDQE STREET 4 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cheney, successful years on the board as well face up to the situation the matter before making any would not give it the informa- Conn., o r by calling 643-1569: Eaton Rd., Tolland. and asked for the opportunity to MANCHESTER tion it sought so the charges and pay. decision. The area is open daily except Repaii r and pave 11,640 sq. ft. rn c c il EHiiEAR of01 CORNu n in ' serve on the council. Cohen is SAT., JULY 26th He said the contract for could be verified. of outdoor basketball court and former vice-chairman of the There was no contract at the Bolton’s use of the area for the Thursday and Sunday from 8:30 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. apron li:'cated at rear of Center board. time as the two first selectmen fiscal year July 1,1975 through a.m. until 4 p.m. School. of the towns were operating un- June 30,1976 was sent to Bolton Thompson raised objection to to EVERYONE!!!! Sandy Shores Opening Delayed Purcintise and install two (2) FREE!! der a verbal agreement. the fact a commercial collector July 3. basketbaill backboards; one (1) At a town Meeting in April, Yeomans said he hasn’t heard has a key to the area and told We appreciate your efforts in beaches to a place of storage. folding t ype, one (1) rigid, in COVENTRY the board it should get the key performing this job.” Stu Mittleman, head the elereientary school all pur- H4xrt|ixrljiL±- Monica Shea back. In another letter sent to the lifeguard, is testing and inter- pose rooirti. 742-9495 Cook explained the reason, NOW Parks and Recreation Commis- viewing five lifeguards and will Haymond A. alien, Jr. Thaws Sandy Shores beach will have saying several years ago the sion, Mrs. Fowler gave the hire those he feels most S lupt. of Schools to remain closed a little longer Club Buys Flag state Department of Health and cooks, commission authorization to qualified. Microwave because necessary safety hire an additional lifeguard for In her letter to the commis- in minutes equipment for the beach has not the beaches, but commission sion Mrs. Fowler listed 10 sizes, a 3 by 5 feet for $4.85 and yet been purchased and ad- BOLTON members are concerned that recommendations that she KNOWN FOR VALUES^/ a 5 by 8 for $10.80. ditional lifeguards have not yet CLEARANCE SAVE $83.00 Donna Holland OVEN the authorization was only for thought the commission should The club approved purchase been hired to insure the safe one lifeguard, whereas one full- follow. 646-0375 of the larger flag. "* operation at both town-owned The Bolton Woman’s Club 286 time lifeguard is needed plus Among those recommen- Ribicoff said when he beaches. three part-time guards to cover dations were hiring additional recently purchased a flag for receives the club’s check he muse Rose Fowler, chairman of the OTHER CORN ROASTIN' SPECIALS on weekends. lifeguards, purchasing safety Herrick Memorial Park and is will purchase the flag and have Town Council, has sent a letter Mrs. Fowler said last night, equipment needed, prohibiting awaiting its arrival. the architect of the capitol fly it floristt Greenhorns of commendation to lifeguards “The commission can hire all public bathing while swimming Noreen Carpenter, chairman over the Capitol for Herrick Pam Higgins and Tom Duffy SLEEVELESS WOMEN'S the lifeguards needed to insure lessons are in progress, appoin- of the club’s public affairs com- Memorial Park. H-otpxrixit 30" who were on duty the day of a safe operation of the beaches.” ting the head lifeguard at the BLOUSES mittee, wrote Sen. Abraham The money for the flag came recent drowning. Mrs. Fowler said if it was end of the season so that he Ribicoff in Washington, D.C. from the club’s park fund. The letter states, “I am SHORTS HALTERS saying it had been brought to necessary to clarify this issue ^ould take part in the inter- J Earlier the club purchased a writing to express our deep ap- her attention the club could ob- LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MAN CHESTER Self Clean she would send another letter to viewing, testing, and hiring of flag pole and all necessary fit- preciation and graditude to you the Parks and Recreation Com- all lifeguards, establishing TOPS AND tain a flag through his office. tings for the park. for the excellent job you did in CJt nMie52S8s mission members. written guidelines on basic Ribicoff answered by It has not yet been installed. Manchester 643-9559 your efforts to save Stephen MISSIE PLAYWEAR . HARTFORb ROAD. MANC Even though the small rafts matters such as beach explaining flags come in two RANGE Beecher on Friday, July 18, un- had been taken from the water operations and lifeguard duties. 3 to 6X PLAYWEAR SLACKS der those most exhausting con- at both beaches and stored on Other recommendations in- ditions.” Microwave OVEN the shore, pranksters walked cluded removing botn small - “Although your efforts were off with the raft from Sandy rafts, and roping off a non- not successful, I know you did Shores Tuesday night. swimmers area. Mrs. Fowler everything possible that could The raft, valued at $800, was suggested that the commission u “H h o i i i f i j a r i f t J r be done to save the child.” at the far end of the lake and meet before Aug. 4, the next “Even in the best of cir- plans have been made to council meeting, and complete ONLY cum stances, the job of remove it and the other small the recommendations and bring lifesaving is a demanding task.- Microwave raft at Lisicke Beach from the them to the council meeting. lOVEN cycle 307" TODDLER L Large oven capacity LIMITED QUANTITIES LIMITED QUANTITIES j SAVE $92.00 SUNSUITS ...... ;...... -...... ^ Pottertoii^F E.O.M. JNFANT — ...V. ■ . 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FROM YOUR COLLEGE NOTES m HILUOYCE FLOWER SHOP (C 0 LP 0 1 \ OFFER) WEEKEND SPECIAL! NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN Recent graduates from Ronald J. Soucier of 857 E. Mid- By VIVIAN FERGUSON Assumption College, dle Tpke., and Pamela J. Walch Worcester, Mass., are Donald of 30 Frederick Rd. Pompons Leah McNally has baked ^ith Thu Coupo ^ G. Gaudreu of 59 Arcellia D r,, B.A. degree, and Stephen E. bread since she was a small By Abigail Van Buren Steven Dieterle, 33 Edgerton Ristau of 25 S. Hawthorne St., St., has been named to the hunch child. A resident of Portadown, « 1>75byChlc.goTrlbun.-N.Y. Nm nSynd., Inc. B.A. degree in psychology. dean's list for the spring Ireland, she is visiting her 15« OFF (Cash and Carry) niece, Ellen Zinsser of 176 DEAR ABBY; Do you have any suggestions on how a semester at Quinnipiac College, Ralph Rd. s & W BAKED deaf person can wake himself up each morning? Hamden. (CLOSED MON. DURINQ JULY S AUGUST) At the age of eight, Leah This is very important to me because I would like to have Local students recently FLOWSRS ,nd ARRANOEUENT8 FOR EVERY OCCASION... made all the bread for her en- BEANS my own apartment and live by myself if I can solve this named to the dean’s list at 28 OZ. C AN problem. Elizabeth Schettler of 31 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 tire family. “In those days, we Bates College, Lewiston, Flower St. was named to the FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. made it right over the open turf Good thru Saturday, July 26th. Thanks for any help you can give me. Maine, are Paul H. Elsesser of dean’s list for the second fire. We had a special griddle RadM m at Highland Park Markat R. 98 Baldwin Rd., Richard Forde HIGHLAND PARK of 224 Main St., James Reuter semester at Geneva College, for the soda farl.” Ona Coupon Par Family McLeod Photo Beaver Falls, Pa. The word “ farl” means 317^ Highland St., Manchester DEAR R.: I contacted the Society for the Hard of of 95 S. Lakewood Circle, Hearing, and they suggested an alarm clock with a flashing 40th Anniversary “quarters.” The flat Irish soda The Choicest Meat In Town! light. They are sold for around $15 at SHH offices. bread that is made on a griddle I was told that these are very popular because deaf people Mr. and Mrs. Orlando or a heavy frying pan is are highly sensitive to light. Moriconi of Fort Lauderdale, traditionally made in four ■■■■■■■■■■■I —f Fla., formerly of Manchester, wedges cut from a circle of Shopping Is A DEAR ABBY: After 30 years of marriage, my husband celebrated their 40th wedding { dough. Leah used to do it that tLO U PO W O F F F B l and I are no longer in love. We have not shared the same anniversary at a surprise party way when she was a child but bed for the last 10. at the American Legion Home now she bakes it in eighths. Family Affair I know that for five years he has been in love with another in Rockville. “We like it for breakfast, woman who would marry him if he were free, but he is Hosting the affair were the freshly made and served warm at staying with me out of a sense of duty. couple’s children, Mr. and Mrs. with butter.” Ellen suggested We are both miserable this way, but I still need him for William Moriconi and Mrs. 2 that her aunt also give us her With Th u Coupon security since I have never work^ and couldn’t support JoAnn Vietts, all of Rockville; myself. Also, I am used to his company and am afraid to wheaten bread as well as her Edward Moriconi of recipe for brack. The latter Highland Park,,, start a new life for myself at my age (51). I don’t know which way to turn. Can you advise me? Manchester; Mrs. Bernicje bread is made with mixed fruit, Johnson of Florida; and Mr, 30« OFF LOST IN L. A. brown sugar and tea. All three When you shop here, our and Mrs. Louis Allied of breads are very old Irish SHOUT SPRAY Franklin, Mass. recipes. “They go away back,” family is here to help see DEAR LOST: First, just because you’ve never worked doesn’t mean you can’t. Hanging on to a man who keeps an Mr. and Mrs. Moriconi have says Leah, “and they have been that your family gets the STAIN REMOVER been well-known over the past handed down from one to 12-oz. can in-name-only marriage intact out of a sense of duty is unfair best in quality and quan- to him. 40 years as operators of Chef & 4 another.” Good thru Saturday, July 26th. Redaam at Highland Park Market Why not talk it over with him? Perhaps, with his help you Rose Restaurant in Baking bread is no great tity for your food Manchester. The couple is now chore to this charming Irish Limit One Coupon Per Femlly could find a job in interesting surroundings that would offer dollar... j many prospects for new friends. If your husband feels as retired in Fort Lauderdale. lady. “We do have bake shops strongly about the futility of your marriage as you do, he They have 14 grandchildren. and many of the young people might supplement your income or otherwise contribute to don’t want to bother. But bread your security. If nothing works out, what have you lost? is so dear — 22^4 pence for loaf IIIIIIIIIIU bread.” We estimated that this ■■■■■■■■■■■■ DEAR ABBY; Thanks for the exchange on fancy church is 35-40 cents. weddings for young couples who have been living together. Homemade bread is one of You’re right; it is in poor taste and an unnecessary expense the great traditions of Irish to parents. Class of ^65 cooking. Notice how easy the It is also a rip-off of the guests invited to the shindig, recipes are. No waiting for the U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! since they are supposed to show up with gifts in han^ to Reservations dough to rise...just mix and pop ^ M They’re N ever Pre-Packaged! avoid rupturing family and friend relationships. into the oven with the brack UaSaDaAa C H O IC E I don't care if young people want to kick over my Still Open being an expection as to time traditions, but I think they ought to try to live with the consequences. but still easy to make. The Invitation returns are still leavening in the soda farl and The traditional wedding; and the party after it, has charge your fall or winter coat new always symbolized a new beginning for a new family. So, if being accepted for the reunion the wheaten bread is the BOnOM ROUND ROAST .lb. *1.49 of the Class of 1965, Manchester mixture of soda and buttermilk. U.S.D.A . C H O ICE the family began two years ago, why throw a party now? at any one of Worth's 8 Fashion stores High School. The bread is made and popped And why ask friends to furnish the house? into the oven before you know it TIRED OF THE RIP-OFF ’The event will take place and you will net be billed until October! with that beautiful aroma 'wai- Visitor Prepares Soda Farl Sept. 13 at The Colony in DEAR TIRED: Those who feel as you do (and there are ting about the house. ROUND RUMP ROAST .lb. *1.69 Talcottville. W save right now on all the newest fall &winter '75 styles! In Ireland, the main meal U.S.D.A . C H O ICE many) should decline invitations to such weddings and feel comes at mid-day. Most shops different weights of clothing. Sift flour, soda, salt into no obligation to send a gift. Members of the class already ^ guaranteed prices . . . coats will not be priced any lower and businesses close their doors “For example, you never see a bowl; make a hole in the center contacted should make their ^ before Nov. 1st. J between one and two o’clock snowsuit over there.” and pour in the buttermilk. Mix We Give Old Fashioi Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal returns as soon as possible. when many people go home to Leah knows three of the 28 to a rough dough with a fork; ROUND CUBE STEAK .lb. *1.89 reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. Those who have not received ^ use your handy Worth's Charge or eat. The teapot is on the stove Irish Manchester visiting teen- turn out onto a floured working Butcher Seflvice” U.S.D.A . C H O ICE Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. word of the event should con- all day long, from morning until agers this summer, but does not surface. Knead lightly, pat out For Abby’s new booklet, “What Teen-agers Want to tact Julie Coleman, Gerald Dr., ^ our 'months-to-poy' loy-oway plan late, at night with fresh pots know where they are staying. to a circle and, using a floured Know,” send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr., Vernon or Carolyn Yaworsky, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. Please enclose a long, our 'early bird', wise shopper savings event starts being made several times a Irish youngsters, call Leah on knife, cut cartwheel fashion At Our Service Meat TOP SIRLOIN ROAST Wickham Rd.. Glastonbury. .lb. self-addressed, stamped (204) envelope. day. “Yes, we do use tea bags.” the telephone as she would be into eight pieces. Preheat grid- *1.59 ^ now . . . ends Labor Day! I . .. Ellen interjected, “ You delighted to talk with you. dle or heavy frying pan; place Department, Yon “ S-O-*' CHOICE know, tea time begins at Mrs. McNally is the mother dough on it and bake slowly five Sorry, men's & women's 'London Fog’, PVC jackets and coots, not included in this sole. breakfast in Ireland. There will of five sons whose father passed minutes on each side. Serve be two or three cups between away many years ago. Her hus- warm with butter. See Both Sides of CORNED BEEF,>„.« .lb. breakfast and dinner, some band Tom is employed at the Wheaten Bread U.S.D.A . C H O ICE *1.99 I, more at dinner, another twb of '" Portadown Foundry while L ^ Take bite pound of plain flour; the Meat You Buy! three cups until six o’clock works as an examiner for one good handful of wheaten ENGAGED supper. There will be more tea Ulster Cardigan. Her only flour later with perhaps a cooky at bachelor son and one IV4 teaspoonfuls of baking soda CORNED BEEF, bum...... *1.3 9 bedtime.” grandchild (she has six) are IV4 teaspoonfuls of salt “One of Aunt Leah’s biggest visiting Ellen and her husband, Mix together and add enough :^^^lSi^miim^^}Kiriluk-Lennon L treats here,” continued Ellen, Carl Zinsser, a local real estate buttermilk to make a soft “was the sidewalk sales. The agent and a member of dough. Bake in very hot oven last time she came (which was Manchester’s Board of Direc- about 20 minutes. viUllllliIi I p 111111111111 two years ago on her first trip) tors. Brack The engagement of Miss High School and is now atten- she bought so many things that Leah is the sister of Ellen’s Steep overnight % cup mixed Grocery SpecialsSnp.rinh \ H \ A "s.Anne Kiriluk of Greenwich to ding Central Connecticut State she left her other clothes behind mother, Evelyn, who is Mrs. fruit and a cup of brown sugar SW EET LIFE _ ^ Hugh Vincent Lennon of College. She is employed as a and we had to mail them to Samuel Watson of 84 Summit in a cup of cold tea. Next day, 77/sf OfF^ Tbrm-Jtesh Manchester has been an- counselor at the New Britain her.” St. add a beaten egg and 2 cups CATSUP geoz59^ nounced by her parents, Mr. Fresh Air Camp. Her fiance was graduated Apparently, there are no such Irish Griddle Soda Farl self-rising flour, a pinch of salt. OPEN PIT, REGULAR, ONION, HICKORY and Mrs. Leon Kiriluk of similar sales in Portadown. 10 ozs. plain flour Add cherries and walnuts and Greenwich. from Manchester High School Ellen thinks this is because 1 level teaspoon baking soda mixed peel if liked. Bake in BARBECUE SAUCE Mr. Lennon is the son of Mr. and the University of Hartford. there is not such a drastic 1 level teaspoon salt moderate oven for one hour. SWEET LIFE, 8 PACK PROaUCE and Mrs. Vincent Lennon of 153 He is now attending Central change in climate calling for Vi pint buttermilk JUICY, RIPE Lenox St. Connecticut State College. Hamburg or Hot Dog Rolls . 31*1 The bride-elect was The couple is planning an SOFT WEAVE _ _ CANTALOUPES ..h 4 9 ^ graduated from Greenwich Aug. 25 wedding. Gym Classes SANTA aOSA Are Offered BATH TISSUE ...... 2 roll pack 39^ PLUMS .lb. n The Manchester Rec Depart- PEANUT BUHER ,.»69« 39< ment and Tumblewood Gym- Lorlng Photo THE BABY nastics will conduct a gym- nastics program at the West MARSHMALLDW FLUFF 7... 3 9 * NECTARINES .lb. 39< The engagement of Miss Bon- IS NAMED Side Rec Aug. 4-8 and 11-15. CAUE..JL-LB. PKQ. nie Sue Wightman of Lessons will be for beginners, CHOCDLATE SYRU P...... ,„ .3 9 * Manchester to Frederick An- (kindergartners through third CARROTS drew Harkins 61 Prospect has Spaderna, Lauren Kim, daughter of Henry and Sandra grade), from 9 to 10 a.m., at a 2§39< been announced by her parents, Arachy Spaderna of 176N Homestead St. She was born July 1 at cost of $10 per week. J Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Wight- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Classes for intermediate or VEGETABLE JUICE „„ 59* man of 374 Summit St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Arachy of Worcester, Mass. Her pater- advanced will be conducted BIRDSEYE Mr. Harkins is the son of Mr. the pacesetters nal grandparents are Mrs. Asia Spaderna of Worcester, Mass., from 10:15 to 11:30 a.m., fee is lu m iiiiii and Mrs. Leo G. Harkins of and Conan Spaderna of Springfield, Mass. She has a brother, $15 per week. TASTI FRIES «„59« Prospect. Steven Kurt. 2. Registration will be July 29 SW EET LIFE, 10 OZ. ^7' ^ The bride-elect was and 30, from 9 to 10 a.m. at the graduated from Manchester Hall, Jason Micliaid, son of Michael L. and Heidi Mercer Hall West Side Rec or by calling 646- BROCCOLI SPEARS...... 3§*1 Just Received High School in 1973. She is CLEPRflNCE of Hemlock Point, Coventry. He was born July 1 at Manchester 6442. Roman Deluxe ^ STOBE employed as a keypunch Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs, William A Shipment of operator in the Corporate Ser- H. Mercer Jr. of Hebron Rd., Andover. His paternal grand- Carnival To Benefit Cheese, Sausage or Pepperoni Pizza 2201.^! HOURS vice Center of Hartford mother is Mrs. Jessie Hall Moore of Livingston, Tenn. National Bank Muscular Dystrophy Mon. & Tues. Live, Her fiance was graduated Drake, Diipiel Joseph, son of Richard H. and Jane Parmelee from Wilby High School in 1969, Drake of Rt.' 6, Andover. He was born July I at Manchester A neighborhood carnival to Frozen Food & Dairy Specials 'til 6:00 University Computer Institute Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. benefit muscular dystrophy will Fresh in 1970, and is currently atten- Lyman Parmelee of Raleigh, N.C. His paternal grandparents are Wed., thurs. & Fri. ding Mattatuck Community SRLE be Conducted Saturday, from ROMAN DELUXE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drake of Glastonbury. He has a sister, Anne College. He served with the U. 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 51 Avon- CHEESE, SAUSAGE or <4 ba Til 9:00 Marie, 9. dale Rd. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Army in Vietnam and is PEPPERONI PIZZA ...... 22 ox. * employed in computer MacGillvary, at whose home 1 a59 Sat & Sun. MAINE cosuol clossics fur-trims leather coots pant coots 'furred' leothers Moss. l)ii\ ill LiUiiril, .son of Paul E. and Ann Miller Moss of 8 STOUFFERS CREAMED ^ ^ _ operations at Southern New the event will take place, will A luscious selection of lamb, Foil fashion preview of the Pont coots and regular Tuck Rd. He was born July 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. England Telephone. Warm untrimmed coats, beau­ opposum ond rabbit fur trim Regular lengths and exciting serve as ringmasters, assisted 'til 6:00 greatest looks going in smart lengths. Sumptuous fur trims. The couple is planning a Sept. tiful wools, tweeds, meltons, pant and street length coots- new longs. Smoothie and His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Miller of by Jen and Jim m y CHIPPED BEEF ,,„*1.19 LOB- pant coots . . . every fabric Glazed or smooth leothers. 20 wedding at Center and so much more! Expertly great, new sophisticated fur glazed leothers. 3-seoson Yonkers, .\,Y. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. MacGillvary, Paul, Sue, Colette The Above including srnort new blanket Shown: Wrap with natural Congregational Church in detailed to be 'in' forever! trims that look twice the price! styles. Shown: Detailed, fitted .Nelson H. Moss o( .Newport, R.I. He has a brother, Paul Nelson, and Renee Lessard, Kim Merz, plaids, meltons, much more! Opposum collor, natural, or . Specials Are Shown: New longer length waist glazed leather, 5 colors, 7. CUT GREEN BEANS...... 3189* Manchester. % Shown: Stafford fleece wrap, Bruce and Mark Giggie, and STERS wool plush vicuno opposum Shown: Cornel hair pant coot, cognoc. 8-18. 50 8-18. cornel, 8-18. Jennifer Sullivan, The carnival MORTON Good collotjS-lS. ___ _ 6-'6 reg. $199 reg. $123 reg. $124 reg. $102 Sliiiman. Jomitliiin Mii-liiirl, son of David N. and Sherry will feature such games as Thru reg. $188 Rollins Shuman of ,32 Clinton St. He was born July 3 at knock-down bottles, basketball JELLY DONUTS ,„.6 9 * man^ items to choose Saturday RED-TAGGED RED TAGGED RED-TAGGED RED-TAGGED RED-TAGGED Manchester .Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are toss, darts and balloons, fortune SWEET LIFE NAVIGABLE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rollins of Livonia. Mich. His paternai grand- telling, lucky string, raffle July 26th. BOGOTA Colombia (UPI) - AT AT AT parents are Mr, and Mrs, Nicholas Shuman of 72 Broad St. He has prizes, refreshments, white ^ORANGE JUICE 4..„„59« The Magdalena River, which from our regular stock AT AT a brother, Scot, 2'/2. elephant booth and more. ’The cuts a deep valley between two children conducted a similar Andes mountain ranges and 98*« $99 81‘® 159*® Piilr/.yiiHki, Limlii Aiiiie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard event last year with good empties into the Caribbean near 150"® W. Paiczyn.ski of 103 Goose Lane, Tolland. She was born July 3 at results. Barranquilla, has a navigable W EST HARTFORD WETHERSFIELD M ANCHESTER Bishop's Corner 965 Silas Deane 397A Broad St NOTE NEW SUMMER HOURS FOR MAIN ST. STORE Rockville General Ho.spital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Many neighbors and area course of 600 miles. 2531 Albany A*e Highway OPEN [VERY NIGHT and Mrs. George Corneau of Central Falls, R.I. Her paternal merchants have donated items Barges up'to five feet deep can downtovpnIll Manchester IVIC81IVIIVOS9I open Mon.-Sat. ^9:3()-5,^Thurs. •• ’til 9 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Palczynski of Cranston, or money for the drawings. navigate the river’s upper sec- OPOTHURS imi III9 opmiHuiis tmi III 9 m sni iiu Parkade Mon.-Sat. 10-6, Tue8.-Frl. 10-9 “t/se your convenient Worth’s Charge Card...it deserves a lot of Credit! R.I. She has a brother, James R.; and a sister, Karen R. The public is welcome. lllim ilU T tion. / PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 24, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 24, 1975- PAGE ELEVEN OBITUARIES Weicker Favors Brooke For Vice President Thoughts Geyer Tops Race Field, Walter H. Lueljen Ephraim Cole Max Cohen Sr. ELLINGTON - Walter H. BOLTON — Ephraim Cole, SOUTH WINDSOR-Max WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Asked to name some alter- ApLENty Luetjen, 70, of 5 Moser Dr. died 67, of Morrisville, Pa., former- Cohen Sr. of 108 Scantic Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., native choices for a Ford run- Wednesday at Rockville ly of Hebron Rd., died Meadow Rd. died Wednesday at said Wednesday a Ford- ning mate, Weicker said, “I su|>- By Len Auster General Hospital. He was the Wednesday at Mercer Medical Manchester Memorial Rockefeller ticket next year pose my No. 1 choice would be Veal Sisters Dominate husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Center, Trenton, N.J. He was Hospital. He was the husband of would be “ strictly the Ed Brooke who, without a ques- Satryb Luetjen. the husband of Mrs. Lea Mrs. Dorothy Kihl Cohen. Republican Party of the last 20, tion, among his colleagues is Former Manchester High Geyer’s victory in the Youth Division saw Brad early stages, running Mr. Luetjen was born April Chicoine Cole. Mr. Cohen was born in Hart- 30 or 40 years.” considered one of the most ar-“ star Jeff Geyer outdistanced time of 20:44 over the 3.7- Jones display his cham- several runners abreast in 21, 1905 in Muskegon, Mich., Mr. Cole was born March 26, ford and lived there until com- Weicker said Sen. Edward ticulate and intelligent men on Will Not Repeat a swarm of bees and a field mile layout moved him into pionship form as he nipped the narrow race trail, and and lived in the Ellington area 1908 in Belfast, Ireland, son of ing to South Windsor 12 years Brooke, R-Mass., a black, that floor. And I think he would should be given consideration of 60 runners to earn the Mike Roy by less than a se- running into a bee hive. most of his life. He had been the late James J. and Mary ago. ile had been employed as a attract enormous support for With a 7-7 record going into last night’s game with En- first place in the over-all for the vice presidential blue ribbon in the second of employed as a millwright at Holland Cole, and lived in the tool and die maker at Whitney the Republican Party.” field, it appears most unlikely the Manchester American standings. Joel Noel, after cond to continue his winning David Fradin and Bob Pratt and Whitney Division of Manchester-Bolton area a great Chain, Hartford, for more than nomination. Legion baseball team will be able to defend its Zone Eight the summer cross country being overtaken by Geyer at streak. John Dupont was Russell won the Open and Weicker, interviewed on CBS United Technologies Corp., portion of his life. He was 30 years before his retirement Asked if Rockefeller has out- title. race series at the the tw o-m ile marker, third in the division while Master’s Division respec- Radio’s “Capitol Cloakroom,” East Hartford, before he employed as comptroller for in 1971. He was an Army lived his political usefulness, One can look no farther than Coach Jack Holik’s roster Manchester Community finished a strong second in Sliaron Kelly was the first tively while Lawrence Fur- veteran of World War II, ser- said the GOP convention should retired five years ago. He was a Trend-Meadows Inc. of Penn- Weicker replied; and understand why. He has a very young club, almost as College campus last -night the Open Division. young lady to finish. bish finished first in the ving in he Pacific theater. be "open.” member of Maple Grove Socie- sylvania. He was a member of young as the expansion South Windsor team, which has sponsored by MCC and SAM. The highly competitive Diminutive seven-year-old Jog’ger’F Dlvisibri with a ty and the Rockville Senior Manchester Lodge of Masons Other survivors are four ons. "I think Gerald Ford should “I want to project a newer been outclassed by many of the veteran-ladened outfits. Sheryl Veal drew the loudest time of 11:44. Citizens Pinochle Group. and the National Association of Max Cohen Jr. and Mark Cohen, lay hands off of the Republican image and what you are talking John Koepsel, who will be attending Division Two applause from the spec- Other survivors are two sons, Accountants. both at home, Frederick Convention when it comes to about with this ticket of Ford national champion Florida Southern in the fall, and lanky tators sprinting to the finish TEEN-AGE Richard Luetjen of Rockville He is also survived by a son, Rothammer of Manchester and selecting a vice presidential and Rockefeller is strictly the Women Play at Fitzgerald line in the respectable time Matt Wallace 21:08, Joe Firetto, and Donald Luetjen of Russell J. Cole of Levittown, Frank R. Rothammer of Ver- candidate,” he said. Republican Party of the last 20, righthander Bruce Ballard are solid pitchers but after that Brian Longo, Brett Jones, Dan Johnson, “I am not against Nelson of 8:58. Ethan Whitaker, Scott Moffat, Scott Sarasota, Fla.; a daughter, Pa.; and a daughter. Miss non; two daughters, Mrs. Gary 30 or 40 years.” it’s sporatic at best. Hurlers such as Pete Daigle, Scott Rockefeller,” Weicker said, Pearsall, David Stevenson, Pete Drunno. Mrs. Timothy F. Hunt of Lorriane Cole of Falls Church, (Patricia) Abbe and Mrs. Eagleson and Kevin Hanlon have shown the potential to be The older Veal sisters, MASTERS Tolland; his stepmother, Mrs. Va. Michael (Gail) Freeman, both "but I think there are a lot of good pitchers but that’s it. Lori and Ruth, continued to Bob Russell 21:49. Joe LaRocco, Don of Vernon; two brothers, Abe other Republicans that he ought Finals Saturday Roy, Phil Staknis, Don Berghuis. Eliza Luetjen of Rockville; a The funeral is Friday at 8; 15 Eagleson, Hanlon and Daigle have had stretches where dominate the Women’s Divi- OPEN to be set up against so that you brother, Ernest Luetjen of p.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, Cohen of West Hartford and FRESH IMNDY they’ve hurled well but then lost their control and com- sion placing one-two for the David Fradin 22:00, Bruce Laube, Rockville; a stepbrother, Ar- Meyer Cohen of F arm in^n; a end up with the best man or WMtMAN, SCHRAFFT, Roger Conley, Bill Ogden, James 142 E. Center St., Manchester. posure on the mound. Against veteran clubs, that cannot second straight week. Jerome, Robert Pico. sister, Mrs. David Karp of West woman.’’ Rockefeller, he CANDY CUPBOARD In ASA Softball nold Alleman of Rockville; a The Rev. Dr. George Webb, YOLTH occur without damage being done and more times than not Former Manchester High stepsister, Mrs. Walter Runde senior pastor of South United Hartford; and nine added, “is a fine man” but Brad Jones 6:06, Mike Roy, John Dy- that’s been the case. cross country and track pont, Pete Johnson, Gary Gates, Gary of Vernon; and six Methodist Church, Manchester, grandchildren. “belongs to an older era of ARTHUR DRUG The Women’s A.S.A. State Slow Pitch Softball Tourna- Melandy, Daniel Gardner, Sharon Kelly, grandchildren. will officiate. A committal ser- The funeral is Friday at 9; 30 politics.” If there is a silver lining behind the dark clouds, it’s that standout Matt Wallace out- Lisa Russell, Phillip Fedorchak, Jim The funeral is Friday at 10 vice will be Saturday at 11 a.m. a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, these youngsters are gaining experience against top-flight ment swings into its final day Saturday at Charter Oak lasted Joe Firetto to take Martin, Larry Furbisk, Lisa Campbell, Park’s Fitzgerald Field. Sheryl Veal. a.m. at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 in Bolton Center Cemetery. 400 Main St., Manchester. Rab- competition which will serve them well in the 1976 high first in the Teenage Division COLLEGE Ellington Ave., Rockville. The Friends may call at the bi Neil Kominski of Temple school season. Manchester High Coach Hal Parks has only The field has been reduced to Only Welcome Aboard and with a 21:08 clocking. This Jeff Geyer 20:44, Joe Noel, Larry eight: David’s (Manchester), Woykovsky, John Gilman, Mike Sai- Rev. John White, pastor of St. funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 Beth Hillel will officiate Burial The Stars fire Shining two starters, Tony Barrett and Ballard, returning leaving Bruce’s move into the final day division saw the first eight mond, Pat Robbins, Kevin Busque, Ed Welcome Aboard Kaytis, Dan Hartung, Bill Maher, John Bernard’s Church, Rockville, p.m. will be in Wapping Cemetery. gaping holes to fill elsewhere. Somebody has to plug the undefeated in the double runners finish within three (W allingford), Bruce’s elimination play. Gray. will officiate. Burial will be in The family suggests that any Friends may call at the gaps and maybe players like Pat Irish, Ray Gliha, Ed minutes of each other. WOMEN funeral home tonight from 7 to nt Landscaping (Fairfield), By the end of the day, the 1975 Lori Veal, 10:52, Ruth Veal, Jan Ellington Center Cemetery. memorial contributions may be White and Butch Kinney will take starting berths on Parks’ Several runners were forced 9. Carolina Bulls (New Haven), Connecticut Women’s A.S.A. Saglio. Friends may call at the made to the Heart Association club. out of this division as they JOGGERS The family suggests that any Ram Construction (Vernon), champion will be crowned and Lawrence Furbish 11:44, Harry Beane, (Herald photo by Dunn) funeral home tonight from 7 to of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins jockied for position in the 9. St., Hartford. memorial contributions may be Plainville Trust (Plainville), will move to Plainville for the Leslie Toth, The family suggests that any made to Manchester Memorial Surprise Outfit Seven Seas (Milford), and Nian- Region Nine championship Shirtless Jeff Geyer memorial contributions may be Hospital, 71 Haynes St. How the high schools do is usually a good indicator on tic Merchants (Niantic). Aug. 15-16. Across Finish Line First made to a charity of the donor’s ' "" " ------N how the Legion nine will perform. 2/one One champ The Connecticut champ will Stand Gets A Break Today Colorful Linde stars compete against the Rhode Legion Nine Falls choice. make lovely pieces of Bristol, which went to the national championship a year ago, is composed of Bristol Eastern and Central players, Island winner, last year’s Jewelry. See our great Penguins Region Nine champion. John J. Bender Painting the Mt. Nebo stand a hamburger brown are some of the workers at McDonald’s selection including rings, each school fielding a fine club in 1975. ROCKVILLE-John J. AREA Brown’s Tire of Manchester, Below .500 Level restaurant and SAM Coordinator Dave Jacobs (on ladder). McDonald’s runs the stand pins, pendants and The leader in Zone Eight and looking like a sure winner Bender, 58, of 56 Ward St. died earrings. Unbeaten and the 1974 Connecticut POLICE REPORT during SAM’s Saturday night concerts and Tuesday night movies. Jacobs said McDonald’s is East Hartford. Although it improved vastly over a year winner. Socialites of New Tuesday at his home. He was Seeing its American Legion Zone Eight ledger fall to 7-8 the husband of Mrs. Anna is donating all proceeds beyond basic expenses to his summer youth program. So far, he ago, Penney High of East Hartford still managed just a 4- Maintaining its winning Haven, with the winner going to said, it appears Mike Walsh, McDonald’s owner here, will be giving SAM $1,000 or more by 14 ledger and East Hartford High was a .500 level nine. the National Tournament in last night was Manchester, dropping a 3-1 duke to Enfield Miller Bender. ways, the Form al’s Inn at Enfield High. The private funeral was today VERNON Laurence J. Jourdenais, 21, of the end of the summer. Tom Galvin, assistant manager of the restaurant and the man Legion Coaches Mike Liappes and Wally Widholm, Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 28 Bruce R. Coolbeth, 21, of 87 37 Windermere Ave., Ellington Penguins romped past The locals have a non-zone SLOW PITCH at White-Gibson-Small Funeral holding the paint can, said the crews of McDonald’s workers at the stand thought it needed however, have produced a winner with many performers through Sept. 1. hurler Koepsel and single by Vernon Ave., Rockville was was charged Wednesday with Plainville, 10-1, last night in Saturday’s schedule begins at clash tonight against Niantic Home, 65 Elm St. Burial, with fixing up. So Walsh bought some paint, Galvin got some workers together with Jacobs, and off those two high school teams. Joe Solesky accounted for charged early this morning violation of town ordinance 87 East-Central Connecticut 9 a.m. with a game every 90 at Veterans Memorial Park full military honors, was in the stand became brown and clean in time for the band, “Again,” playing Saturday night. The East Hartford Legion has also been aided by three one marker. SOFTBALL with second-degree assault. which concerns use of bicycle Girls’ Fast Pitch Softball minutes. The championship is in Niantic. Friday, Lugg Memorial Field, Grove The McDonald’s workers are, from the left, Kyle Sibrinsz, Jim Lombardi, and Jim Buyak. members of the State Class B champion East Catholic dia- Enfield took the lead for Hill Cemetery. Vernon Police said the trails. League play at Cheney Tech. scheduled at 6 p.m. Manchester hosts Windsor charges were placed against (Herald photo by Pinto) mond outfit. Mark McMahon and Mike Furlong have seen good with two markers in TONIGHT’S GAMES night at Fitzgerald Field. Mike Mr. Bender was born in Police said Jourdenais was The victory was the at Moriarty Field in zone Coolbeth after police received a riding a motorcycle on the bicy- plenty of service and Keith Lamb has been the regular the third. A hit batsman, Center Congo vs. Dean, Mistretta and Carlo Colangelo Shenandoah, Pa., and had lived Penguins’ 14th in a row in play. complaint that two men had cle trail that runs between centerfielder along with being the No. 2 pitcher. three errors and single by 6:15 — Keeney each had three safeties and in Rockville most of his life. He the league without a loss. Manchester got on the Buzz Keeney, Biff Grimes and been assaulted and one was Center Rd. and Rt. 30. Joe Dippel produced the Wilson vs. Nelson, 6:15 — was an Army veteran of World Rachel Rosen and Gail scoreboard in the first in- Fitzgerald Joe Demarko two apiece for struck on the cheek with the He is to appear in court in LOOK FOR OUR Date to Remember tallies. War II and a member of the Butler combined to hurl a BASEBALL ning. John Koepsel walked, Lynch vs. Frank’s, 7:30 — Glen. Dave Krinjak, John American Legion Post of butt end of a shotgun. Rockville Aug. 13. For local football fans, one date to remember is Sept. 13 Koepsel went the distance Coolbeth was held at the four-hitter with their team- stole second, Bruce Ballard Fitzgerald McCarthy and Larry Jordan Rockville. He also belonged to ABOUT TOWN lED-TAG Men’s and ladles star when Manchester High and East Catholic meet for the for Manchester allowing police station in lieu of posting Howard E. Johnson, 18, of mates playing errorless walked and Ray Gliha drove Allied vs. Crockett, 8:45 — each hail three blows for the the Polish-American Citizens sapphire Jewelry from $23.50. first time ever on the gridiron at Memorial Field. just three hits, striking out a 11,000 bond. He was to be Hartford was arrested ball. The Penguins scored Koepsel home with a single. Fitzgerald Servicemen. Club. He had been employed as SPECIALS Last year, Manchester High won its first two games and ~ ALUMNI JUNIOR five and walking, three. But presented in Common Pleas Wednesday on a re arrest and SAVE UP TO three runs in the third in- The three Enfield runs Jim’s vs. Barrels, 6:15 — a tool designer at Fafnir John Mather Chapter of Members of Manchester everything was looking up but then the roof caved in and Plating seven runs in the the locals could muster just Moriarty SILK CITY Bearing Co., New Britain. Court 19, Rockville today. warrant charging him with ning, added three more in were unearned as DeMolay will sponsor a bake Barracks, World War I the Indians lost their final seven starts. East was en route fourth inning, Parkade Lanes two safeties off winning Tommy’s vs. Crispino’s, Plating five runs in the fourth Other survivors are a son, failure to obey a traffic control the fourth fram e and Manchester committed six signal, failure to obey an of- sale Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 Veterans, and Auxiliary will to its first winning season since 1969 but fell victim to arch- finished up with four tallies romped past Manchester Credit pitcher Bill Peitola. 7:30 — Moriarty frame, Fogarty Brothers Joshua D. Bender of New York p.m. in front of Grant’s at the meet tonight at 7 at Holmes % Union, 14-5, last night at Cheney errors. In the second, an Keggers vs. Town, 6:15 — toppled Crockett Agency, 11-7, ficer’s signal, and operating a 50 rival South Catholc, which had lost 21 straight, and Exhumation in the fifth. Rosen.and Kathy City; a daughter, Roberta Parkade. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to 3or QtmraUona' Tech. Steve Pyka, Dave White error, wild pitch by losing Robertson last night at Fitzgerald. Scott Bender of New York City; and a motor vehicle under suspen- finished up 5-5-1. Strand homered in the Ordered sion. pay respects to the late Carl Including the contest with East, Manchester High will and Gary Marineau provided Dick’s vs. Moriarty’s, 7:30 King had three bingles and Tom sister, Mrs. Edward Isgate of L.W. Hansen, a member of the Hi onDEK MMKHESTEII piumde. fourth and Lisa *Schwartz the batting punch for the F^nfielil (3) Johnson was released on a The final showing of Theatre play seven of its 11-game schedule at Memorial Field. — Robertson Melick, Bob Howe, George Shenandoah.' — ------HARTFORD (UPIT - A had two blows for Formal’s. Connelly, 3b, 2b ?450 surety bond for appearance 3’s summer schedule 'opens barracks...... winners while John Shackett NassifFs vs. Honda, 8:45 Suitor and John Seabury two The family suggests that any federal judge has granted a tonight with “Butterflies Are and Bill Herlth each had two Morris, ss, 3b -r-. R o b ertso n ...... hits apiece for Fogarty’s. Bob memorial contributions may be in court in Rockville Aug. 20. Francouer, cf defense request to exhume the Free” at 8;30 in the Manchester hits for Credit. Dippel, lb Cunver vs. DeMolay, 6:15 OdSI, Greg Johnson and Bob made to the Heart Association body of Daniel LaPolla to deter- Community College Behind the two-hit 13- Krikorious, c — Ni k e Boland each had two hits for of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins Frederick W. O’Connell Jr., Soleski, If mine whether the government auditorium. Tickets will be sold strikeout performance of-Brian King, rf Mott’s vs. Economy, 7:30 Crockett. St., Hartford. 20, of Broad Brook was charged V witness in a weapons case ac- Teed, rf Wednesday with operating an at the door. First Swim Mark Matre, Krause Florist downed SPORTS — Nike ___ cidentaliy killed himself. Lajoie, 2b unregistered motor vehicle and Liggett Parkade, 6-2, last night McCoy, ss INDY Both sides each had five hits U.S. District Court Judge Jon at the West Side Oval. Lou Peltola, p SLATE but Trudon VW came up with misuse of registration plate. Staving off a late rally. Mrs. Helen K. Gorsky 0. Newman Wednesday Set by Americans Kalisiak had three hits and runs for a 2-0 duke over Acadia He was released on a $250 Totals 23 3 3 0 Bonanza Steak downed B.A. TOLLAND - Mrs. Helen ordered the exhumation of Matre and Chris DeCiantis two Restaurant last night at non-surety bond for appearance Lawyers Volunteer Manrliester (1) THURSDAY Club, 7-5, last night at Nike Kozicki Gorsky, 80, of Goehring LaPoila, formerly of Rhode HIGHEST apiece for the Florists. AB R H Fitzgerald. A1 Rodonis had two in court in Rockviile Aug. 13. Legion at Niantic Field. Tom Mayer and Chuck Rd. died Wednesday at Island, who was killed by a To Advise GOP CALI, Colombia (UPI) — The American men set the n a o i x v - v n a ■ ■ Healy, ss hits for the winners with Frank Koepsel, p Moriarty’s vs. Bristol —Muz- Lankford each had three hits Rockville General Hospital. dynamite booby trap as he COVENTRY first world record of the Cali World Swimming Cham- DAo K c T d ALL Miles, 3b Breen picking up the mound HARTFORD (UPI) - Seven zy Field for Bonanza with the latter She was the widow of Nicholas entered his home Sept. 25,1972, Richard Chandler, 25, of 15 pionships Tuesday night. Ballard, lb victory. Five different players lawyers have been named to a Gliha, rf MCC vs Vernon —Henry homering. Mark Kravontka had Gorsky. in rural Sterling. Box Mt. Rd., Bolton was Despite adverse weather had the hits for Acadia. volunteer committee to assist at the dual meet with the Nicola. 2b Park two hits for the losers. Born in Poland, Mrs. Gorsky Defense attorneys for two of charged Wednesday night with Republican town committees conditions which had them SENIOR II Groves, ph 1 0 has lived in Tolland for more the four men charged with con- disorderly conduct in connec- RETURNS Germans at Concord, Calif., Average White Team 48 Gibson Dies White, If DUSTY and candidates on legal swimming into a blustery Varca, ph FRIDAY NIKE than 50 years. spiracy in LaPolia’s death said tion with the investigation of a West Germany took se- (John Feeney 14, Kurt Carlson Kinney, cf 1 1 With Pete Ignatowicz singling matters.' wind on the home stretch in TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - Windsor at Legion, 6 Two four-run innings powered Survivors are 4 sons, John they wanted the disinterrment disturbance on Main St., Coven- cond in the relays on the 13), Six Pack 40 (Jon Lindberg Jones, c 0 0 home the winning run in the Republican State Chairman Cali’s Pan-American Pool, University of South Florida —Moriarty M&M Pizza to a 9-7 verdict Gorsky and Edward Gorsky, to see whether his fingerprints try. strength of a 51,76 opening 14, Joe Gaurdino 12). Totals 22 1 2 6 seventh. Looking Glass II got Frederick K. Biebel announced Bruce Furniss, Jim basketball coach Bill Gibson MCC vs. East Hartford —St. over the 72s last night at Nike both of Tolland, Raymond match the ones on the bomb He was released on his the lawyers Wednesday, saying lap by Klaus Steinbach Sticks & Stones 57 (Mike Enfield 012 000 X 3 past North End Fire Dept., 7-6, Montgomery, Andy Coan collapsed and died of an ap- Manchester too 000 0 1 Thomas Field. Larry Quintilliani, Paul Gorsky of Enfield and William that killed him. promise to appear in court in Quesnel 24, Mike Demers 10), last night at Robertson Park. the committee would be —quicker than the 51.82 of parent heart attack at his home RBI: Gliha, Dippel, Soleski; SB: Siezekowski and Roger Falk Gorsky of Springfield, Vt.; a Police said LaPolla was slain Rockville Aug. 20. CUARAN1EED and John Murphy swam the Fani’s Kitchen 53 (Ed Soucier Koepsel, Miles, Soleski; BB: Koepsel 3, SATURDAY Brad Verona, Larry Greene and enlarged to comprise lawyers America’s opening ace Wednesday. He was 47. Peitola 4; SO: Koepsel 5, Peitola 8. each had three blows for Pizza. daughter, Mrs. Edna Craft of while cooperating with federal • no matter what the economy does 4 X 100 m eters freestyle in 20). Legion at Middletown Dave and Pete Ignatowicij each from all areas of Connecticut. Fourniss —and the Italian Tom Harrington, Steve Vernon; 11 grandchildren and 2 authorities in seeking evidence • no matter what the money market does the record time of 3:24.85. had two blows for Glass. Dave men took the third-place SENIOR 4 Menschell, Gary Dumas and great-grandchildren. in the theft of 30 M16 rifles from Shirley Babashoff, the Berrill had three bingles and • no matter what the other banks do bronze medal. Ozones 45 (Rich Haberern 18, Jeff Kieth each had a pair of The funeral is Saturday at the Westerly, R.I., national experienced 18-year-old Brian McKeever two for Fire. The East German women D ave C ow les 10, P e te safeties for the 72s. 9; 15 a.m. from the Burke- guard armory in November, We offer the highest rates permitted by law — higher from Mission Viejo, Calif., McCluskey 8), DeMolay 43 John Ryan homered. Fortin Funeral Home, 76 1971. produced the only 1-2 sweep than any commercial bank. Choose the term you want showed that the Americans (John Colletti 14, John Griffin 7, FELINE Prospect St., Rockville, with a Four Rhode Island men, of the night in the 100 meters CANDLELIGHT and secure one of our top rates guaranteed for the term have not conceded to East Mark Goldberg 6). Coming up with four runs in Mass at St. Matthew’s Church William Marrapese, 38, and backstroke when Ulrike Taking advantage of six of your account. Germany when she beat out Chieftains 43 (Dave Wyman the bottom of the sixth, at 10. Burial will be in South Nicholas Zinni, 46, of Cranston Richter won with 1:03.30 and walks to score eight runs in the favored Kornelia Ender in 12, Craig Kearney 9, Bill Pillard Scruse’s Wallpaper & Paint Cemetery. and David Guillette, 32, and R.T. Birgit Treiber was second 8), Lost Planet Airmen 36 (Dale fourth inning, Crispino’s topped the women’s 200 meters nipped Moriarty Brothers, 7-6, Friends may call at the Robert Joost, 30, of Providence, Highest returns on savings with 1:04.34. Nancy Ostrout 11, Jim McGee 9). Holiday Lanes, 12-4, last night funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 were convicted of conspiracy in freestyle in 2:02.50. last night at Moriarty Field. Effective Yield Annual Rate Type of Account Garapick of Canada took at Robertson. Gene Riccio and LaPolla’s death and given life The second-place time of Johnna Patelli and Shirley and 7 to 9 p.m. third. Linda Jezek, 15, of Los John Domenick had three and Coach Worte 6 Year Certificate Roglis each had two hits for the terms. / % 15-year-old Miss Ender was two blows respectively for the AUTO BODY - CUSTOM & 73 4 St 000 m inimum. Altos, Calif., was fifth. winhers. Donna Brooks and However, new trials were 8.17’'» 2:02.63, almost one-half se- winners. Rich Gustafson had COMPLETE PAINTING Andra Hargitay of Kathy McConnell each had two granted Joost, Guillette and 4 Y e a r Certificate cond slower than her world three safeties and Jim Jackson Postal Hike S1.000 m inimum . Hungary had no problems in hits for the losers with Dale Zinni when a federal judge FREE ESTIMATES 7.90’'» 7W- record time of 2:02.27. Third Disqualified two for Holiday. ruled the prosecution withheld the men’s 400 meters in- Bycholski adding a homer. 2V? Year Certificate. place went to Enith Limit Voted key information from the dividual medley, leading Yugoslavians RMNOmiGEI W IK in iM BP B 7.08’’“ St.OOO m inim um . Brigitha, a 20-year-old Copping an 11-9 duke last defense. Prior to the ruling, from start to finish to take EASTERN WASHINGTON (UPI) - A native of Holland. Won’t Leave night was Vito’s over Wholesale bill approved Wednesday by the Marrapese withdrew his appeal 1-2 Year Certificate. the race in the slow time of Behind a 19-hit attack, Tire at Robertson. For Vito’s, 6 / 2’'“ Si.000 minimum. Marcia Morey, 19, of Tierney’s whipped Trash-Away, House Post Office Committee and is expected to be a major 6 .8 r“ 4:32.57. The silver went to CALI, Colombia (UPI) - The Frank Lalashius socked two Decatur, 111., finished third 16-7, last night at Moriarty would prevent the U.S. Postal witness against the defendants 3 M onth Cerlillcale. Yugoslav Waterpolo team was homers and singled and Art Andrei Smyrnov of the Field. Steve Casavant had four Service from adding more than when their trial begins Monday 53/% $1,000 m inimum . in the women’s 100 meter still angry over the expulsion of Warner, Paul Solomonson and 6 .0 0 ’’“ Soviet Union and the bronze hits including a homer, John two cents to the cost of a first- in Hartford. front end algnment Regular Savings Account. breaststroke and captured a one of its players in a doping Mike Orlowski had two hits to Hans-Joachim Geisler of Lombardo and Joe D’Amato class stamp the next time it Fingerprints of the four Interest paid day of deposit bronze with a time of scandal and its demotion from apiece. Bob Bosetti homered. 5.47^« to day of withdrawal. West Germany. three apiece and Brian Quigley, raises rates. defendants did not match those spin balance on car 5V4’’” 1:15.00. the winners tournament today, For Wholesale, Gerry Buyak Jack Harrington and Bill Grant By a 19-8 vote, the panel in- taken from the bomb and Dave Hannula, 21, of but the team won’t walk out of had three hits, Ken Goodin Interest compounded daily and continuously. Effective annual yield That event was won by w h i-’iG two each for the Funeralmen. cluded an amendment by Rep. although LaPolla’s fingerprints shocks is the highest allowed by law. Substantial penalties (or early with- the Cali swimming cham- homered and singled and Moe another East German girl, ^ S a T ? r e e s t y ie 1 fp ‘"anS Grant homered. Walt Bauer, Charles Wilson, D-Calif., are available, the exhumation drawal on all certificate accounts. pionships as had been Doyan and Tom Crowley each Hannelore Anke, in 1:12.72, Harry Cammeyer, Dan Slater limiting the next postage rate is necessary to obtain prints of bal joNs finished fourth. threatened. had two blows. while a Dutch girl, Wijda and Pete and Bob Lombardo increase for all classes of mail the sides of his fingers, which is $100,000 Certificates of Deposit are available at most Today, the Americans are Team leaders confirmed late Mazereeuw was second for each stroked two hits for the to 20 per cent. the type found on the bomb. brakes favorable rates of return. Ask at any office. counting on another gold Wednesday night that the REC the silver with 1:14.29. Miss losers. ____ medal from Tim Shaw, the Yugoslavian polo team, one of CBT gained a 7-0 forfeit win Mazereeuw reached her the pre-tournament favorities, CHARTER OAK ‘J *tt- 17-year-old Long Beach, over Hartford National Bank prime relatively late at the will jump into the water today Scoring the winning run in the last night at Keeney Field when • A '.1 Calif,, high school student, NOTE; WE ALSO BALANCE age of 22. against the weak host team of ninth inning, Glen Construction the latter was unable to field a CATHOLIC BURIAL in the 400 meters freestyle. i I alSi American men’s coach Colombia in the losers competi- nipped Army & Navy, 8-7, last team. > MAG WHEELS Shaw won his first gold Ron Ballatore of Pasadena, tion. Tuesday night when he beat How do you wish to pay? I Calif., had predicted that If they had carried out their MONDAY THRU FRIDAY out his Long Beach Swim threat to walk out and take the 'M You can purchase as you please — world relay records were Giants^ Tunnell Dies Club rival'Furniss in the 200 next plane home, they could ^ in one payment or over a period of time, 8to6pm the most vulnerable at the PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. (UPI) - Emlen Tunnell, star meters freestyle. have been sanctioned severly ^ adjusting payments to your financial condition. Cali meet and he was proven of the famed N.Y. Giant “umbrella defense” of the 1950’s, SATURDAY 9 to 4, Other events on the by the International Federation (Herald photo by Dunn) Heritage S avii^ right in the 4 x 100 meter of Amateur Swimming and died of an apparent heart attack at the team’s training program are the women’s by appointment freestyle relay. barred front international com- camp Tuesday night. 400-meter individual § SAINT JAMES CEMETERY & Loan Association • Since 1891 The American team ’s petition for some time. Nothing Shorter Than the Truth Tunnell, 50, was stricken in his dormitory room at 11:45 m edley, the m en’s - 368 Broad Street time of 3:24.85 was a frac- 200 Meanwhile, the Yugoslavs o p.m. and apparently died immediately. During his brilliant Manchester, Connecticut 244 BROAD STREET meter back and Main Ofllce: 1007 Main Street, Oovantry Office: Route 31, tion of a second faster than have forfeited two games in the Three-and-a-hulf year old Jennifer Ogden holds the sign whieh pointed the way Naaonal Football League carqer as a safety man, he set brfeaststrokeS, the women’s ^ Phone 646-3772| MANCHESTER Qu««n • Manchester 649-4586 Coventry 742-7321 the 3:25.17 performance of doping scandal, one against for the Youth Division in last night’s summer series of cross country races at the four league records which still stand. He played 11 seasons 100 meter butterfly and the K-Mart Ofllce; Spencer Street, Tolland Office: Rt. 195 quarter ml. so. of the American time last year West Germany which the MCC campus. Pointed directly at her year-old brother, Brian Ogden, it tells nothing with the Giants (1948-58) and three more with the Green Manchester 649-3007 Rt. 1-86 exit 99 872-7387 men’s 200 meter butterfly. Yugoslavs had won, 9-7. 6464253 hut the truth. Bay Packers (1959-1961.)

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Angels’ Best Pitcher Frank Tanana SCOREBOARD Phils Run Softly, Too M A JO R L E A G U E B O X S C O R E S sets him apart from Ryan,” He’s the toughest out for me nings, and Kansas City beat seven-hit, nine-strikeout Robson and a double by Tom NEW YORK (UPI) - AMERICAN LEAGUE Oakland Detroit NATIONAL LEAGUE National League Standings CincinnaU New York After two months, the Williams said, intimating in their lineup.” Milwaukee 4-1. The New performance, raising his Grieve tied the score 8-8. An By United Press International NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e ab r h bi ab r h bi American League Standings East scored on Jay Johnstone’s always count on five or six Giants 10, Cubs 2 Boston Minnesota AtlanU Philadelphia ab r h bi ab r h bi California Angels finally got Ryan is still basically a one- California scored the record to 13-8. Gene Tenace error and two intentional Philadelphia Phillies, whose ab r h hi ab r h hi CUmpnrs ss 4 0 2 0 SUnley cf 4 010 Rose 3b 310 0 Garrett 3b 412 0 East w. 1. pet. g.b. groundnut. runs. Dick Allen may have John Montefusco pitched a North cf 4 0 0 0 Sutherlnd 2b 3 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi pitch pitcher. “Tanana uses game’s only run in the first doubled in a run in the se- walks followed before pinch- Pittsburgh 59 37 .615 — usual style is blowing out the Carbo rf 5 0 0 0 Braun if 4 0 10 Garr if 4 0 0 0 Cash 2b 4110 Griffey rf 2 10 0 MilUn 2b 3 210 a Nolan Ryan performance w. I. pet. g.b. In the second, Schmidt made the biggest play of the six-hitter and contributed a Washingtn If 4 0 0 0 RoberU rf 4 0 2 0 Morgan 2b 3 0 0 0 Kranepol lb 413 3 his breaking ball as an out inning when Dave Collins cond inning, then singled hitter Mike Cubbage hit a Boston 56 39 .589 - Philadelphia 56 41 J573 4 opposition with the long ball, Evans ri 0 0 0 0 Terrell lb 3 0 0 0 Perez 2b 4 1^10 Bowa ss 30 10 from their best pitcher singled, took second on a game when he m ov^ Har- Doyle 2b 6 12 0 Carew 2b 4 0 10 Jackson rf 4 0 0 0 HorUn dh 4 010 Bench c 4 0 2 2 SUub rf 4 011 New York ^ 46 45 .521 644 New York 48 44 522 9 solo home run to a 10-hit at- Rudi lb 310 0 Freehan lb 3 010 Evans 3b 4 011 Johnstone rf 4 0 11 Wednesday night. pitch.” walked with two out, stole home a run in the seventh sacrifice fly to score the St. Louis 48 46 .511 10 proved Wednesday night Ystrzmsk lb 4 0 1 0 Oliva dh 4 0 10 Williams lb 4 0 10 Brown If 0 0 0 0 Perez lb 4 0 0 0 Kingman If 4 0 11 Baltimore / 47 46 ,506 8 passed ball, stole third and mon to third with a grounder tack in helping the Giants to Williams dh 2 0 1 0 Rodrlguz 3b 4 0 0 0 FosUr cf 4 0 10 Clines If 0 0 0 0 His eight strikeout, six-hit second and came home on a and scored the third run of winning run. Milwaukee ' 48 48 .506 8 Chicago 44 53 .454 1544 they can also kill you softly. Lynn cl 4 0 0 0 Gomez pr 0 0 0 0 Gilbreath pr 0 0 0 0 Luzinski If 3 010 scored on Bob Boone’s to the right side on a tough a victory over the Cubs. Rice U 310 0 Soderhim 3b 4 0 0 0 Hopkins dh 010 0 Wockenfss c 3 0 0 0 Concepcbi ss4000 Unser cf 4010 Tanana’s victory was Cleveland 42 52 .447 1344 Montreal 39 52 .429 1744 Mangual dh 10 10 Veryzer ss 3 0 10 Lum rf 2110 Hartqon pr 010 0 shutout pitching enabled the single by Joe Lahoud. the game on a sacrifice fly . Royals 4, Brewers 1 With sluggers like Greg Cooper dh 4 12 1 Ford cf 4 110 Rettnmnd If 4 0 2 0 Grote c 4 0 10 assured by an eighth-inning Detroit 42 53 .442 14 West squeeze bunt; knuckleball with two strikes Chris Speier also had a Tenace c 4 12 2 Oglivie If 3 0 10 Blanks ss 4 0 0 0 HutUn lb 0 0 0 0 Angels to beat the Baltimore Although the Orioles lost by Phil Garner. Marty Pattin allowed just Luzinski, Mike Schmidt and Fisk c 4110 Bostock rf 4 12 1 Office cf 4 0 11 Allen lb 4 0 0 0 Nolan p 2 0 0 0 Phillips ss 4 0 0 0 gamble. Following singles West w. 1. pet. g.b. With the score tied 2-2 in on him. three-run homer for the Haney c 0 0 0 0 Ruble p 0 0 0 0 Armbrstr ph 1 0 0 0 Matlack p 3 10 0 and dropped eight games Rangers 9, Indians 8 six hits in a game delayed w. 1. pet. g.b. Cincinnati 63 34 .649 - Dick Allen the Phillies have Petrocelli 3b 3 0 1 0 Thompsn ss 1 0 0 1 Pocoroba c 2 0 10 Anderson rf 0 0 0 0 Orioles and Jim Palmer, 1-0. the eighth, the Phillies “We started running from Burieson ss 4 0 2 2 Briggs ph 10 0 0 Bando 3b 4 0 2 0 Hiller p 0 0 0 0 Borbon p 0 0 0 0 by Ken Singleton and Paul Oakland 61 35 .635 - Los Angeles 51 47 .520 1244 Giants, who tagged Steve Alexandr pr 0 0 0 0 May ph 1 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 3 12 1 There was only one hitch. behind first place Boston in Texas blew a 7-2 lead twice by rain for a total of earned a reputation as a Moret p 0 0 0 0 Borgmann c 3 0 1 0 TCarroll p 0 0 0 0 Blair and a sacrifice bunt, Kansas City 50 46 .521 11 San Francisco 47 49 .490 1544 pushed across the winning the first inning tonight with Stone with his fifth loss in 12 Martinez 3b 0 0 0 0 Dal Cantn p 3 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 0 2 0 the Elast, there was some when Cleveland rallied for nearly three hours. Home power-hitting club, but they Willoghby p 0 0 0 0 Lundstdt ph 10 0 0 Sosa p 0 0 0 0 Boone c 3 0 0 1 ToUls 31 2 5 2 ToUls 34 6 10 S Nolan Ryan didn’t pitch. York at Chicago game was Chicago 45 48 .484 1444 San Diego 44 54 .449 1944 run after Luzinski singled a knuckleballer pitching. decisions. Gamer 2b 2 0 0 1 Cincinnati 200000(1110-2 the Angels elected to pitch good news because Palmer Texas 47 51 .480 15 Atlanta 42 54 .438 2044 Hughes p 0 0 0 0 Lonborg p 3 0 0 0 Frank Tanana, who has rained out. five runs with two out in the runs by Buck Martinez and are also adept in the finer and stole second. Terry Har- It’s the second time this ToUls 36 4 9 3 ToUls 33 2 7 2 Blue p 0 0 0 0 New York 003 010 lOx- 6 to Lee May with first base California 44 56 .444 1844 Houston 35 64 .354 29 Pirates 8, Padres 1 ToUls 32 3 8 3 ToUls 31 0 7 0 ToUls 32 2 6 2 ToUls 30 3 8 3 taken over from Ryan as the pitched without strain. He A’s 3, Tigers 0 ninth, but the Rangers won John Mayberry accounted aspects of the game. Boston 021 001000-4 AtUnU 011000 01)0-2 E-Griffey, Foster, Morgan. DP-New open instead of walking him. Minnesota 41 56 .427 20 Wednesday’s Results mon was sent in to run for year we’ve stolen five bases Dock Ellis pitched a four- Oakland 010000 200-3 York 1. LOB-Cincinnati 6, New York 7. ace of the Angels’ staff, had missed his last start Vida Blue ended a three- it with two in the Irattom of for two of the Kansas City Wednesday's Results San Francisco 10 Chicago 2 The Phillies, third in the Minnesota 020000000-2 PhiUdelphia UOOOOOlx-3 Luzinski and reached third in a game. All this makes us hitter and batterymate Man- E-Yastrzemski, Thompson. LOB-Boston Detroit 000 000 006-0 2B-Millan, Kranepool. 5Millan. May was retired and, after with a pulled rib cage mus- the 13th. A single by Tom California 1 Baltimore 0, night Philadelphia 3 Atlanta 2, night E-Sutherland. DP-Oakland2, Detroit 2. E-Williams. DP-AtUnUl. LOB-AtlanU raised his record to 9-5 and game losing streak with a runs. National League in home tougher to play. Everybody 7, Minnesota 7. 6, Philadelphia 8. ip h r er bb so Bobby Grich was walked, Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 1, night Houston 2 Montreal 1, night when Dick Allen intentional- ny Sanguillen hit a two-run LOB-Oakland 8, Detroit 7. Nolan L 99 6 8 4 4 1 4 regained the American cle. Oakland 3 Detroit 0, night New York 5 Cincinnati 2, night runs with 76, forsook the 2B-Bostock, Doyle, Burleson. HR-Cooper 2B-Office, Perez, Evans, Williams. SB- Tanana retired Don Baylor ly hit the ball to the right homer to pace the Pirates’ (7). SF-Thompson. 2B-SUnley, 'Tenace, Freehan, Cam- Borbon 1 21100 League strikeout lead from “We’ll be very happy if Boston 4 Minnesota 2, night Pittsburgh 8 San Diego 1, night power game for the running paneris, Bando. S-Garner. SF-Garner. Cash, Schmidt 2, Bowa, Luzinski. S- to end the inning. side, grounding out to first victory over the Padres. ip h r er bb so Bowa, Boone. T. Carroll 1 0 0 0 0 1 we’re only five games Texas 9 Cleveland 8, 13 innings, night St. Louis 5 Los Angeles 4, night ip h r er bb so Matlack W 119 9 6 2 2 4 8 his teammate with 159. Thursday's Games game Wednesday night and base. Schmidt then beat out Sanguillen’s homer, coming Moret W 6-1 815 7 2 2 2 4 ip h r er bb so New York at Chicago, ppd., rain Willoughby 25 0 0 0 0 0 Blue W158 9 70039 T-2:14. A54.649. Ryan has not won a game “I had struck May out on a behind by August 1,” said Thursday’s Probable Pitchers (All times EDT) worked it to perfection in Dai CanUn L 52 715 8 3 2 3 5 a bunt to the mound with with Richie Zisk aboard in Hughes L 85 9 9 4 3 2 6 Ruble L 57 625 6 3 3 3 2 (All times EDT) Cincinnati (Norman 68) at New York Sosa 25 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis Los Angeles since June 6, losing eight in high fastball in the sixth and Orioles’ Manager Earl defeating the Atlanta Save-Willoughby (4). Hiller 215 2 0 0 0 4 Oakland (Perry 4-8) at Detroit (Seaver 14-6), 2:06 p.m. Harmon scoring without a the eighth inning, extended HBP-by Ruble (Rudi). Lonborg W89 9 6 0 036 ab r h bi ab r h bi Weaver. Braves, 3-2. WP-Moret. PB-Pocoroba 3. a row to drop his record to I thought I could get him out (Coleman 7-12), 1:30 p.m. St. Louis (McGlothen 10-7) at Los play at the plate. his hitting streak to 15 WP-Ruhle. McBride cf 5 0 0 0 Lopes 2b 5 12 0 In other American League T-2;35. A9,462. T-2:18. A-28a68 Davis If 3 3 2 0 Buckner If 4 0 2 0 10-11. Tanana has won seven again,” Tanana said. “I just New York ((iura 3-2 and May 8-6) at Angeles (Hooton 6-9), 4:06 p.m. Philadelphia, which did “Many people think of us games. T-2:12. A-20551. Chicago (Wood 9-13 and Jefferson 24), (3iicago (Bonham 88) at San Melendez If 1 0 0 0 Wynn cf 3 0 0 1 of eight in the same span, got the right kind of pitch in games, Boston topped not manage an extra base HousUn Montreal Smith rf 5 14 0 Garvey lb 4 0 10 2, 1:15 p.m. Francisco (Halicki 48), 4:06 p.m. as just a power team,” said Cardinals 5, Dodgers 4 Cleveland Texas Minnesota 4-2, Oakland ab r h bi ab r h bi Simmons c 4 12 2 Hale rf 3 10 0 and Manager Dick Williams the right place and he pop- Boston (Wise 12-6) at Minnesota Atlanta (Niekio 67) at Philadelphia hit off the knuckleball Phillies’ manager Danny Ted Sizemore’s two-run Kansas City Milwaukee ab r h bi ab r h bi blanked Detroit 3-0, Texas (Decker 1-2), 2:15 p.m. (Christenson 5-1), 7:35 p.m. ab r h hi ab r h hi Howard cf 4 0 2 1 Mangual cf 3 0 0 0 Fairly lb 4 0 1 0 Cey 3b 4 0 10 thinks he knows why. ped it up. It’s Grich we real- offerings of Bruce Dal Can- Ozark, “but our big men can Lowenstn 3b 6 1 2 0 Moates cf 4 0 0 0 Gross rf 4 12 0 Jorgensn lb 4 010 Sizemore 2b 5 0 2 2 Yeager c 4 010 Cleveland (Eckersley M) at Texas Houston (Dierker 8-10) at Montreal is going to remember a single triggered a three-run Wohlford rf 4 111 Yount ss 5 0 11 Brohamr 2b 6 110 Tovar ph 10 0 0 “Tanana’s breaking ball ly wanted to pitch around. edged Cleveland 9-8 in 13 in- ton or reliever Elias Sosa, Cabell If 4 0 10 BiltUer If 4 0 0 0 Reitz 3b 4 0 0 0 Russell ss 2 0 0 0 (Hargan 66), 9 p.m. ' (Renko 4-7), 8:06 p.m. do other things as well. game like this and not be too sixth inning which enabled Rojas 2b 3 0 0 0 Money 3b 4 0 10 Manning cf 6 2 3 1 Smalley ss 10 10 Friday’s Games instead stole five bases and Mayberry lb 4 1 3 2 Scott lb 4 0 10 Watson lb 4 011 Murray p 0 0 0 0 Guerrero ss 4 0 I t Lee ph 10 0 0 Baltimore (Grimsiey 6-11) at Mil- Allen and Schmidt are sure what our big men are the Cardinals to defeat the Powell lb 4 0 10 Randle cf 6 14 1 Forsch p 4 0 0 0 Wall p 0 0 0 0 waukee (Slaton 68), 8:30 p.m. New York at (Chicago McRae If 4 0 0 0 Aaron dh 4 0 0 0 May c 4 0 10 CarUr rf 2 111 scored twice on perfectly excellent hunters. We can Carty lb 3 12 0 Hargrove If 4 0 11 Garman p 0 0 0 0 Crawford ph 1 1 1 2 Friday's Games Philadelphia at St. Louis, 2, twinight going to do.” Dodgers. Reggie Smith Otis cf 0 0 0 0 Darwin if 4 0 2 0 Hendrick rf 7 112 Burroghs rf 5 10 0 Rader 3b 4 0 0 0 Mackanin 2b 3 0 1 0 Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 2, twinight executed squeeze bunts. hit-and-run with Allen, Killebrew dh 2 0 0 0 Porter c 2 0 0 0 Gamble dh 4 0 3 1 Spencer Ib 5 2 2 0 Metzger ss 4 0 0 0 Parrish 3b 3 0 10 Sutton p 2 0 0 0 Chicago at Oakland, night Jim Lonborg allowed only collected four hits for St. Milbourn 2b 4 12 0 Foil ss 3 0 0 0 San Diego at Atlanta, twinight Stolen bases played a Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Thomas cf 3 110 Robinson dh 1 1 1 0 Robson lb 2 010 Auerbach ss 1 0 0 0 Minnesota at California, night Schmidt, Luzinski and (Jay) Louis, which notched its Richard p 2 0 0 0 Bailey ph 10 0 0 Lacy ph till Montreal at Pittsburgh, night six hits and went the dis- Cowens If 4 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 10 0 0 Spikes If 7 0 2 2 Moore pr 0 10 0 Texas at Kansas City, twilight major part in all of the FooU c 4 0 0 0 ToUls 39 5 12 5 ToUls 35 4 9 4 San Francisco at Houston, night Johnstone. Most of them can tance for the Phillies to fifth consecutive victory. MarUnez c 3 2 2 1 Hegan If 2 0 0 0 Ashby c 2 10 0 Grieve dh 5 2 4 2 Baltimore at Milwaukee, night Blair p 1010 St. Louis 100 00011)0-5 Phillies’ runs. Cash singled also steal a base. White ss 4 0 0 0 Sharp rf 10 0 0 Ellis c 2 0 0 0 Harrah 2b 6 12 3 Jim Rice Uses Glove Cleveland at Detroit, night register his eighth win in 14 Bob Forsch went 8 2-3 in- Lyttle If 2 0 0 0 Los Angeles 000000013-4 .Pattin p 0 0 0 0 Johnson 2b 2 0 0 0 Duffy ss 4 0 0 0 Howell 3b 4 110 Boston at New York,night in the first, stole second, “You have to win some nings to gain the win while ToUls 34 2 9 2 ToUls 30 1 5 1 E-Fairly. DP-St. Louis 1. LOB-Si: Louis decisions. Lonborg walked Moore ph 0 0 0 0 Sudakis ph 1 0 0 0 Fregosi 3b 10 0 0 was sacrificed to third and game like this. You can’t Don Sutton suffered the loss. Travers p 0 0 0 0 HousUn 100 010000-2 10, Los Angeles 6. three and struck out five. Crosby ss 10 10 Sundberg c 4 011 2B-Smith, Sizemore, Simmons, Garvey, Rodriguez p 0 0 0 0 Harrison p 0 0 0 0- Cubbage ph 0 0 0 1 Montreal 000100 OOO-1 Willie Crawford and Lee DP-Houston2, Montreal!. LOB-Houston Buckner. HR-Crawford (4), Lacy (4). SF- To Help RSox to Win Murphy p 0 0 0 0 Beene p 0 0 0 0 Hands p 0 0 0 0 Wynn, In other NL action. New Lacy had back-to-back Totals 32 4 6 4 ToUls 32 1 6 1 Bibby p 0 0 0 0 Umbarger p 0 0 0 0 6, Montreal 8. Questions? Kansas City 110 000 116- 4 2B-Watson, HR-Carter (12). 5Parrish, ip h r er bb so ' York defeated Cincinnati 5- pinch-hit homers for the LaRoche p 0 0 0 0 Foucault p 0 0 0 0 Forsch W 57 825 9 4 4 1 4 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. against Boston’s Rick Wise The Twins tied it in the £91 Milwaukee 001000 006-1 Brown p 0 0 0 0 Richard. Dodgers in the ninth inning. ip h r er bb so Garman 15 0 0 0 0 1 2, Houston edged Montreal E-Mayberry, Yount. DP-Kansas City 1, ToUls 53 8 17 6 ToUls 47 9 17 9 (UPI) — Rookie left fielder (12-6). It is the last same inning when Dan Ford Richard W 79 9 5 1 1 5 6 SutUn L 139 7 10 5 5 2 6 Matlack Best Lefty Milwaukee 2. LOB-Kansas City 6, One out when winning run scored singled and scored on a dou- 2-1, San Francisco whipped Blair L 511 7 6 2 2 0 9 Wall 2 2 0 0 0 1 Jim Rice, who has been win- scheduled meeting of the Milwaukee 9. Cleveland 000 001 106 0001-6 ning games for the Red Sox ble by Lyman Bostock which Chicago 10-2, Pittsburgh 2B-Darwin. 3B-Wohlford. HR-Martinez Murray 2 3 0 0 0 1 Save-Garman (7). HBP-by SutUn two teams this year. Orr’s Fines Paid Texas 030 1101100002-9 WP-Richard 2. PB-Foote. (Davis). roqted San Diego 8-1 and St. (3), Mayberry (21). SB-Thomas. S- E-Harrison 2, Manning, Lowenstein, lately with his hitting, had a The Red Sox lead the bounced off the glove of Johnson. T5:07. A-16904. T-2:J7. A-27,712. Louis beat Los Angeles 5-4. Ellis, Smalley, Randle. DP-CIeveland 2, change of pace Wednesday American League East by 6 Fred Lynn in centerfield. ip h r er bb so Texas 2. LOB-Cleveland 14, Texas 17. Chicago San Francisco PitUburgh San Diego Evidence Piling Up Pattin W 89 9 6 1 1 4 4 ab r h bi ab r h bi night. He helped Boston win Vz games over the New Bostock took third on a wild BOSTON (UPI) — A check from the office of 2B-Spencer2, Powell, Randle, Grieve2. ab r h bi ab r h bi Short Stay Travers L 49 3 25 3 2 1 3 1 Kessinger ss 3 0 0 0 Thomassn cf 4 2 2 0 by his fielding. pitch and scored on a Massachusetts Treasurer Robert Q. Crane was used to pay SB-Lowenstein, Randle. S-Sundberg, Har Stennett 2b 4 111 Gnibb cf 4 0 10 York Yankees. yi Astros 2, Expos 1 Rodriguez 115 2 2 2 1 2 rah, Randle. SF-Grieve, Hargrove, Sperring ss 1110 Thomas 2b 2 111 Hebner 3b 2 12 1 Fueiites 2b 3 0 11 Rice, hitting close to .300 An unearned run gave sacrifice fly by Danny for $666 worth of delinquent parking tickets acquired by NEW YORK (UPI) — Jon Matlack keeps piling up ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) - Murphy 2 1 0 0 0 0 Cubbage. Cardenal If 5 0 0 0 MurcerHowe rf 3b 2 10 1 212 0 Locklear If 4 0 0 0 Right-hander J.R. Former oufielder Jimmy Pier- Rodriguez pitched to 1 batter in 8th. Madlock 3b 3 012 Adams rf 0 0 0 0 and tied for third in the Boston its win in the third in- Thompson. Boston Bruin hockey star Bobby Orr. evidence to support the New York Mets’ contention that he ip h r er bb so Oliver cf 4 0 11 McCUvey lb 4 0 0 0 (Herald photo by Dunn) Richard tossed a five-hitter sail, who took over as third base HBP-by Rodriguez (Martinez). Harrison 425 8 9 6 2 2 Morales rf 5 0 0 0 Matthews If 3 112 SUrgell lb 5 0 2 1 Ivie 3b 4 0 0 0 league with 64 runs batted Cecil Cooper accounted An attorney for the treasurer, Dan Rea, confirmed is the best left-handed pitcher in the National League. PB-Porter. Monday cf 2 0 10 MonUnez lb 9 2 3 1 ning. Denny Doyle opened and Wilbur Howard singled coach when Frank Lucchesi Beene 125 3 I 1 2 0 Parker rf 5 0 0 0 Tolan rf 4 0 0 0 in, went hitless. However, for the Red Sox final run in reports that a check for $666, issued by Crane’s office, was There are times, in fact. T-2:17. A9.531, Bibby 125 1 1 0 1 1 ThomUn lb 2 010 MillerZisk 3b if 0 0 0 0 4 110 Torres ss 3 0 0 0 with a double to left, went to replaced Billy Martin as Texas made out and delivered to the Boston Municipal Court to when it isn’t difficult to coax home the tie-breaking run in LaRoche 315 3 0 0 3 3 Trillo 2b 4 0 1 0 SpeierSanguillen ss 4 113 c 4 1 1 2 Davis c 3 0 10 he snared potential homers third on a fly ball and scored the sixth inning with his Midget North Soccer League Winners Ranger manager, says his Swisher c 2 0 0 0 Robinson ss 10 0 0 cover parking tickets acquired by Orr during a three-year for $100,000 a year hitters the fifth inning to lead the Brown L 57 1 22220 Taveras ss 3 2 10 Freisleben p 1 0 0 0 from Glenn Borgmann in the on an error by shortstop seventh homer of the the Mets’ management into health won’t allow him to con- Hands 625 8 2 2 2 7 LaCock ph 1 0 0 0 Ontiveros 3b 3 0 1 1 Ellis p 3 110 Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 but refused because they Astros to victory over the Frailing p 0 0 0 0 Sadek c 4 10 0 fifth and seventh innings Dany 'Thompson after two season. Winding up in first place in the Mike Calahro, Tom Wood, Brian period. He said checks from the treasurer’s office are sold arguing that Matlack is as tinue on the field. California Baltimore Umbarger 2 4 6 6 3 0 Sharon ph 10 0 0 expect Seaver and Matlack Expos. Richard gave up a ab r h hi ab r h hi Foucault W 3-2 415 5 1 0 2 1 Harris ph 1 0 0 0 Montefusc p 5 11 1 Johnson p 0 0 0 0 when he leaped against the were out. The win went to Roger final Midget North Soccer League Carr, Matt Callahan, Bob Patrick. to members of the general public every day and there was good as Tom Seaver, a two- Piersall said his duties Zamora p 0 0 0 0 to be the two best pitchers in home run to Gary Carter in Remy 2b 6 0 0 0 Singleton rf 3 0 10 HBP-by Hands (Asbhy). Folkers p 0 0 0 0 left field fence for long Boston opened the scoring Moret with ninth-inning standings were the Cougars in the Top row, Scott Stafford, Seth nothing unusual about the procedure. time NL Cy Young Award probably would not continue Rivers cf 5 0 10 Bumbry rf 0 0 0 0 WP-Foucaull. SUne p 0 0 0 0 Kendall ph 1110 the league in any given the fourth inning, but was Collins If 4 13 0 DeCinces ph 1 0 0 0 Summers ph 1 0 0 0 drives. with two runs in the second relief help from Jim Rec Department program. Squad Vinick, Dave Johnson, Scott Perry, Rea said Crane, a friend of Orr’s, had no knowledge of winner and three-time 20- beyond the Ranger homestand T9:03, A-15,016, Frisella p 0 0 0 0 season. not in serious trouble again Lahoud dh 4 011 BUir cf 4 0 2 0 DetUre p 0 0 0 0 ToUls 36 8 12 6 ToUls 311 4 1 The Red Sox downed Willoughby. It was Moret’s the transaction which he described as “perfectly legal and game winner. ending Thursday night. Riser ph 10 0 0 inning. Walks to Rice and members, front row, left to right, Joe Binks, Paul Grzyb, Marc as he walked five and struck SUnton rf 4 0 2 0 Davis dh 2 0 0 0 PitUburgh 101020220-8 Minnesota 4-2. The loss was sixth victory against one above board.” Matlack has never won 20 Some Met experts argue Doherty lb 3 0 0 0 May lb 3 0 0 0 Named Head Wilcox p 0 0 0 0 San Diego 000000010—1 Rico Petrocelli around a David Gorman, Todd Stavens, Bill Taylor, Coach Carl Stafford. out six in gaining his seventh Hosley c 2 1 10 Minnesota’s second in a row loss. According to Rea, the check was purchased from the games in a season but is that they already are. Rodriguez c 1 0 0 0 Grich 2b 3 0 0 0 E-Zisk, Tolan, Johnson. LOB-Pittsburgb single by Carlton Fisk Masse, Paul Duff, Ray Luce, Paul Missing: Shawn McKenpa, Dan win. Meoli 3b 3 0 10 Baylor rf 4l0 0 0 UTICA, N.Y. (UPI) - Jack ToUU 33 2 6 2 ToUls 33 10 10 10 6, San Diego 5. to Boston. loaded the bases and, with Marhie. Middle row, Dan Wright, Lewis. treasurer’s office at the State House by Tom Kelly, a 26- overpowering when he is Miley ss 3 0 0 0 Robinson 3b 4 0 0 0 Timmins, 50, of the National Chicago 000000 101-2 2B-Taveras, Grubb. 3B-Hebner. HR- Joe Decker (1-2) will be on year-old assistant treasurer and close friend of Orr’s. “on” — as was the case Tanana p 0 0 0 0 Duncan c 4 0 10 Hockey League Detroit Red San Francisco 50121010x—10 Sanguillen (5). SB-Taveras. S-Ellis, two outs, Rick Burleson Kuiper Disabled Belanger ss 4 0 2 0 . E-Thomas. DP-. LOB-Chicago 11, San Howe. SF-Oliver, Stennett, FuenUs. tap for the Twins today “When the’ court discovered all of the overdue tickets, Wednesday night when he Wings’ organization, Tuesday' singled home two runs. Weiskopf CLEVELAND (UPI) - Palmer p 0 0 0 0 Francsco 11. ip h r er bb so they contacted the Bruins office in Boston and they called pitched a five-hitter to give ToUls 32 1 8 1 ToUls 32 0 6 0 was named commissioner of 2B-Hosley, Madlock, Monday, Mon- Ellis W 79 9 4 1 1 0 2 MAJOR LEAGUE Rookie infielder Duane Kuiper Bobby in Montreal,” Rea said.- “Bobby and Tommy are the Mets a 5-2 victory over California 100 000 000-1 the North American Hockey Unez, Ontiveros. 3B-Thomasson. HR- Freisleben L 4-10 425 7 4 4 0 3 Celtics’ Part Owner of the Cleveland Indians was Baltimore - 000 OOO 000- 0 League. Speler (6), MonUfusco (1). SF-Madlock. Tomlin 15 0 0 0 0 0 Feels Lueky close friends, so much so that Tommy sometimes uses the Cincinnati Reds. LEADERS Matthews. 5 0 0 0 0 ^, placed on the 15-day disabled LOB-California 11, Baltimore 10. Timmins served in various Johnson 1 2 2 0 0 1 Bobby’s car when he’s out of town. Ed Kranepool drove in SB-Collins, Blair, Belanger. S-Miley, ip h r er bb so Folkers 2 2 2 2 0 0 OOOOq S MONTREAL (UPI) - Tom list Wednesday, enabling the posts with Detroit for the past “Bobby and Tommy got the money together betweeh three runs with three hits to Doherty, Davis. SUne L 79 1 3 5 5 2 0 Frisella 1 1 0 0 5 2 Weiskopf, a superstitious guy, By United Press International Bench, Cin, Kingman, NY and Schmidt, . club to reactivate player- ip h r er bb so five years, including three as DetUre 2 2 1111 - Johnson pitched to 3 batUrs in 7tb. thinks he’s got something going them to pay the tickets and on July 8 Kelly bought a lead the Mets’ attack which Leatjing Batters Phil 19; SUrgeU, Pitt 18. manager Frank Robinson, who Tanana W99 9 60048 general manager of the club’s Wilcox 2 3 3 3 5 1 HBP-by Ellis (Fuentes); by Freisleben JOOOOld FraiUng 2 2 1 1 2 2 JOOOQC' for him in the $200,000 Canadian Boh Schmertz Dies cashiers check from the treasurer’s office and made it dealt Gary Nolan his sixth (based on 250 at bats) American League: Mayberry, KC, had been sidelined since July 5. Palmer L 157 9 8 1 1 4 6 top farm team in Virginia in the (Taveras). National League Bonds, NY and Jackson, Oak 21; Scott, HBP-by Palmer (Rodriguez). Zamora 1 0 0 0 1 1 WP-FrisplIa 2. Open that begins here today — payable to the Boston Municipal Court.” loss against nine victories. g ab r h pet. T5:33. A-12,741. » American Hockey League. Montefusco W 54 9 6 2 1 6 8 T-2:13. A-14647, NEW YORK (UPI) — Funeral services were scheduled Mil and Burroughs, Tex 19. ' 19th HOLE he’s back in a town where he’s Rea said the check was signed by Richard Kelly, Tom Matlack walked the first Madlock, Chi 86 347 48 121 549 Runs Batted In won before...... Friday for Robert J. Schmertz of Lakev7ood, N,J,, part- Kelly’s uncle and al3Q a deputy treasurer. three batters in the first in- Morgan, Cin 90 309 67 1G6 .340 National League: Luzinski, Phil 81; “I’m a very superstitious per- owner and president of the Boston Celtics who dieid late Sangulllen, Pitt...... 83. .303,. 38 .103. .549 Bench, Cin 77; Watson, Hou 71; Staub, “It’s a question of the appearance of evil,” Rea said. ning and Johnny Bench Simmons, St.L 91 324 47 1(» 333 NY eS; Morgan, Cin and Simmons, St.L Following are the starting 6:45 Ansaldi, Eigner Jr., Manchester, son,” Weiskopf said Wednesday Wednesday. He was 48 years old. Smith “Nothing illegal or wrong was done.” singled home the Reds’ two Watson, Hou 91 344 46 114 .331 64. times and matches for the 6:52 Mloganoski, Moffatt, Cagianello, after a practice round. “I set Schmertz had been in “Kelly could just as easily gone across the street and runs before anyone was out. Parker, Pitt 85 317 48 103 .325 American League: Lynn, Bos74; May, opening round of the Ciass “ A” Shaw my sch^ule yearly according and an associate were Bowa, Phil 70 300 38 96 .320 Balt 69; Rice, Bos and Horton, Det 64; 6:59 W. Skinner, Wilson, Curtis, Malis critical condition in New bought a check at a bank,” he said. But Matlack retired the next Brock, St.L 05 332 56 106 .319 Club Championship Saturday at to the cities and golf courses I charged with allegedly Scott, Mil and Jackson, Oak 63. WHAT DOES CATV MEAN? 7:06 Weiman, Skinner, Bengtson, Shen- York’s Columbia- Crane, an avid sports fan and friend of many sports 12 batters, including five on Cash, Phil 96 406 69 128 516 Stolen B ^ s Manchester Country Club. ning enjoy and have some reason to Presbyterian Hospital since offering a bribe to figures, was in New York signing $450 million in state strikes and allowed just four Garvey, LA 98 410 51 129 .315 National League: Morgan, Cin and 8:02 Horvath vs. Maddox; LaFrancis 7:13 Hassett, Stuek, McNamara, think I’ll play well on. American League Brock, St.L 42; Lopes, LA 39; Cedeno, vs. Zemke Mitchell undergoing surgery last Manchester Township singles and one walk for the 7:20 Tracy, Jones, Conklin, Dik "It’s always good to be back bonds and was unavailable for comment. g ab r h pet. Hou 36; Cktncepcion, Cin 22. 8:09 Kennedy vs. Jacobsen; Evelhoch Reigning Wimbledon cham- Mayor Joseph Portash two Carew, Minn 87 326 60 123 577 vs. Backiel 7:27 Starter's Time in a town where you’ve won w eek fo r a c e r e b r a l balance of the game. American League: Rivers, Cal 51; 8:58 Starter's Time pion Arthur Ashe survived an years ago in exchange for Hargrove, Tex 86 299 52 101 538 Washington, Oak 32; Otis, KC31; Remy, 8:16 Clark vs. Moriarty; Boggini vs. before,” he said. hemorrhage. Kranepool drove in two Lynn, Bos 87 314 64 103 .328 Wigren 9:05 Morline, Finnegan, Brown, early scare and defeated un- kvorable zoning rulings on a Cal 28; North, Oak 26. 8:23 Hilinski vs. Fahey; Riordan vs. Copeland Weiskopf won the Canadian . Schmertz owned 50 per runs with a single in the Munson, NY 91 349 50 112 .321 Pitching seeded Dick Crealy of Australia Torrance 9:12 Fraser, Gardella, Correnti, title two years ago at Richelieu cent of the Celtics and senior citizens complex three-run third inning and McRae, KC 96 368 44 114 .310 (Based on most victories) 8:30 Kaye vs. Mutty; Matava vs. Warren to advance to the third round of Washington, Oak 92 368 56 113 507 ouldiiH tell the difference at first. Now we think 9:19 Remes, Lynch, Shea, Whelan Valley near here, but this time Leisure Technology con- National League: Seaver, NY 14-6; Strella served the club as chief a lp doubled in Felix Millan Orta, Chi / 82 3U 42 94 50Z Sutton,. LA 159; Jones, SD 129; 8:37 K. Gordon vs. Wilks; Lavinio vs. 9:26 Gardella, Sembenotti, Sullivan, has to contend with 72 holes the $100,000 Washington Star structed. Portash, a former \ Bamingham executive officer. He was inthe fifth. White, NY 0 82 300 56 90 500 Messersmith, LA 129; Matlack, NY 119; it’s fantastic. We wouldn’t get rid of it for McKee over the tough, par-70, 6,628- International Tennis Cham- Yastrzemski, Bos 93 336 62 100 299 8:44 Cloygh vs. Herdic; Lorentzen vs. 9:33 McCalluha, Dobkin, Edwards, also chairman of Leisure Ocean County freeholder, Morton, Atl 11-10. Corbett pionships. Ashe won in three The Mets say they could Chambliss, NY 86 320 38 94 294 Riggolt yard blue course at the Royal Technology Corp. of also was later indicted. FISMlJiG American League: Kaat, Chi 14-7; anything. ^ 8:51 Lovetl vs. Bulkus; King vs. Prior 9:40 Taylor, Lebiedz, Karszes, Montreal Golf Club. sets, 2-8, 6-3, 6-2 and will face have traded Matlack during Home Runs Palmer, Balt 15-7; Blue, Oak 139; Tiant, Genovesi Lakewood, the largest .A s a businessm an, National League: Luzinski, Phil 26; Bos and Hunter, NY 139. 9:47 Narkon, Lachapelle, Stephens, He also has to contend with 16th-seeded Vijay Amritraj ... each ,of the last two seasons David Anderson Family Sunday starting times for Betko A federal jury deadlocked builder of retirement com- Schmertz was a man with an one of the strongest fields in the Inland Fishing of the stripers are running up to winners of first round matches 9:54 Salafia, Giguere, Staum, Leone Wednesday in the munities in the United endless string of ventures in 10:01 Peck, Melton, Zanis, Frank 66 years of the Canadian Open, Field personnel report that 40 pounds and bluefish are run- wili be 8:02 thru 8:23 inciusive. embezzlement-larceny trial of the works. But as the ovraer 10:08 Starter's Time with top money winners Jack States. trout fishing is fair at East ning up to 15 pounds. Smaller special thanks to the installer who was so help- 10:15 Giglio, Sander, Leone, Cardone Oakland Raider defensive back of professional sports teams Twin Lake (night). West Hill Following are the starting 10:22 Eigner Sr., Delmastro, Clemen- Nicklaus and Johnny Miller Schmertz is survived by bluefish are being taken at George Atkinson and a mistrial — especially the Celtics — he Pond (night). Highland Lake ful and kind. We appreciate the courtesy of times for the Class "B” and tino, Engberg leading a field that also in- his widow, the former Crow Shoal off Gardner Island. 10:29 Butler, Plerro, Breen, Archam- was declared. The jury (night), Candlewood Lake Class “C” Club Championships bault cludes defending champion P h y llis K an e; a son , was simply Bob Schmertz, Fishing for snapper bluefish is deliberated about five hours (night). Ball Pond (night). everyone we have been in pontact with at^^TV. to be played Saturday and Sun- 10:.36 Harvey, Bonadies, Dubois, Masi Bobby Nichols, Arnold Palmer, Ronald; two daughters, superfan. fair to good at Millstone Point, NERI CAN 10:43 LaPolt, Melley, Foster, Chittick before reporting to U.S. Gary Player, Lee revino, In 1972, Schmertz bought Long Pond, Amos Lake, Beach Pleasure Beach, the Pawcatuck day, 36 Hole Medal Cham- 10:50 Clementino, Baker, Agostinelli, District Judge William Nancy and Jane;, a sister, It gives a good feeling. Willhide British Open titleholder Tom Pond and Mashapaug Lake. River, Mystic River, Thames pionship Full Handicap at Sweigert that reaching a ver- Myra Spira, and his mother the Celtics for $3.7 million, 10:57 White, Fieri, Carlo, Mattern Watson and U.S. Open cham- Trout fishing in the Farmington River and Niantic River.' Bensen Family Manchester Country Club. 11:39 Calamari, Flydal, Dutclle dict was impossible. 'The jury and father, Mr. and Mrs. even though the 11-time THE Safety Shoe 11:46 Hunt, Ogden, W. Green pion Lou Graham. River (West Branch) is also Large schools of menhaden 6:31 Mazanec, Bolin, Scholia, Pond was divided, 7-5, in favor of con- Louis Schmertz. NBA champions were con- 6:38 Gingras, Pickens, Vonderkall, But the 32-year old Weiskopf, fair. have been observed in the WITH THE STEEL TOEI Davis viction ... Former New England Services will be held at 11 sistent money-losers. he entertainment in this area has been more or who’s fifth in the money race Kokanee salmon are Connecticut and Thames Patriot football player Rommie “He played high school with $129,565, thinks he can a.m. Friday at the Beth Am providing fair fishing both day Rivers. Anglers should be on Loudd, 41, spent Wednesday in Brata-plated less regimented until we got Cable TV. The break through like he did in 1973 Synagogue in Lakewood, basketball and he just loved and night at East Twin Lake the lookout for bluefish and X a Boston jail awaiting extradi- and during the day at .hexagonal eycleta. when he won four U.S. tour followed by interment in the game,” saiil Celtics stripers feeding on the One-piece moccasin lot. variety along with the athletic programs and tion to Florida on drug charges. titles, the British Open at King Solomon Cemetery in general manager Arnold Wononscopomuc Lake. menhaden in these estuaries. HOW TO RETIRE The National Football League Bass fishing is good at Lake Special-density polyether foam. Jaguar 399 Troon, Scotland, and finished Clifton. “Red” Auerbach in Weakfish up to 10 pounds are ' top-grain local news has made the small monthly payment third in earnings with $245,463. owners and the Players’ Union Waramaug, Bantam Lake, “Austempered" steel eafety toe. glova laather, At the time of his death, explaining Schmertz’s being taken at Crow Shoal off apecially exchanged written proposals as Winchester Lake, Highland more than worthwhile. IN COMFORT After a victory at Greensboro Schmertz was under indict- reasons for buying the team. Gardner Island. oil traaled. in April, he went on to tie Miller a new round of bargaining Lake, Lake Lillinonah, Cedar Laminate ol woven cotton When your working days are over; will you have enough “He was just fantastic to the Summer flounder (fluke) are and napped sheeting Mr, & Mrs, Abe Ostrinsky for second, both a stroke behind began in the hope of settling the ment by a state grand jury Lake and Gardner Lake. impregnated with money to do all the things you want to do? You can if team.” providing good to excellent vinyl ecetate latei. Nicklaus, in one of the most long dispute between the two ... in New Jersey investigating Panfish are providing good you start to build for your retirement now through a well- The Celtics rewarded fishing off Stonington and at AH-weathar dramatic finishes in the Veteran center Bruce Jarvis public corruption.in Ocean fishing throughout the state. A Full leather v ' Stormwall aried programming on New York stations is Seaflower Reef. 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-v,'. Lobsterman Dies New Haven Hospital of bums m y .. MANCHESTER EVENING nc,nftL,u, HERALD, Mancncster, Manchester, Conn,, Conn., Thurs., Thurs., July July 24, 24, 19' 1975— PAGE FlFTkSN NEW HAVEN (UPI) — received when his lobster boat Ernest Torres, 44, of New exploded in flames at a dock on B ICYCLE S Haven, died Wednesday in Yae- the Qulnnlpiac River. I^EST SaECTIH IP NEW BIOTOLES IN TNE louth Charged with Murdering Hartford Dairy Merchant VEINGNMU HARTFORD (UPI) - A 17- Alfredo Chaigas, 17, climaxed 'Appearance today. businessmen in the section year-old youth has been nephew was slain in April relatives qpntributed toward a one of the most intensive Police charged Chaigas with complained to City hall over a him, although $200 was left un- questioning who may have fled charged with murdering an during a holdup attempt at a homicide investigations in the the July 15 murder of Louis rash of robberies the past $5,000 reWard for information touched on a desk in the the city. VACATION NOTICE elderly merchant found in his parking lot in nearby HJoom- leading to arrest and conviction capital city’s history, police Mostow, 73, who operated the several months. field. storeroom. Police said they found "cer- paint store with his throat said. in the case. Chaigas was arrested at 5:20 We will bia closed SAT., JULY 26th and Hartford Paint and Wallpaper The slaying was the second In another crime this ;y ear in tain physical evidence” at the, slashed and hands tied behind Police said Mostow, who ran p.m. as he walked on the street. will reopen on MON., AUQ. 11th. Co. in the North End section for murder to occur in the victim’s the section, Hartford murder scene, including a his back. Chaigas was held in lieu of the store by himself, was found Investigators said they were Please anticipate your needs accordingly. more than three decades. family this year. Mostow’s businessman Robert L«wtan, straw hat, that led them to The arrest Wednesday of Jose $100,000 bond for a court Mostow’s death occurred as by a policeman in a rear looking or two other persons for Chaigas. Thank You 47, was shot to death bestide his storeroom. The merchant’s The Family automobile after leaving; the In- hands were tied behind his back CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO Inc. door Racquet Club wtnere he with clothesline and one officer worked out regularly. A 38““ " • Street “Manchester Recreation POST ROAD PLAZA Opposition Voiced at Bill Hearing on the scene said Mostow’s juvenile has been charf'ed with throat was slit “from ear to “DECORATING TIPS mmimm mo n sat 9:W-4:)0 MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 By MARK MILLER the crime. I tAMAMIRlCAIBopMM THURS A FRI VERNON, CONN. 072-3161 The measure, which has gone hearing is going on,” Hansen ear” and he was stabbed EVBNINOSTILLV HARTFORD (UPI) - The through a number of drafts Fauliso, D-Hartford, have Detectives called Mostow’s For The Homeowner” said. “You say you don’t want worked to overcome rank and several times in the chest. City and Town Development since Gov. Ella T. Grasso slaying one of the city ’s most Friends of Mostow said he Act, once more revised, had to walk away from it. I don’t file resistance to the proposal. brutal murders. Frie r ids and BEFORE PAINTING PREPARE vetoed the original bill last want the people of my district always carried little money on still another hearing month, would give local com- SURFACES PROPERLY. Wednesday, an hour after it to walk into it.” munities broad borrowing He termed "undemocratic” a Rep. Donald Esposito, D- was back from the printer. The powers to rebuild blighted Danbury, House co-chairman of SWEEP down dust with a broom. W. 6. fiLEMNEV CO. tilST 3 MVS! legislature was expected to provision to let a city council’s residential and industrial development resolution pass if the committee, who led vote on it today. areas. the committee last week to vote SCRUB with Trisodium Phosphate and water. Sen. Richard F. Schneller, D- 15 per cent of all registered llsMvo you House Minority Leader voters don’t vote in the referen- 7-3 to defer the measure, took a HOSE down to remove dirL No paint will stick when Essex, cochairman of the State Gerald L. Stevens, R-Milford, back seat at the Wednesday and Urban Development Com- dum. A thorough development IksvimI aiboiii applied over dirty or greasy surfaces. OVERHANGS, promised a line-by-line analysis program need not be presented. hearing. Leadership had taken mittee, outlined the changes in over the bill’s redrafting. eaves and porch ceilings are big trouble areas because SUMMER SAVINBS of the bill in debate today. He p red icted th at the controversial bill but ran they are not cleaned by rain. George and Ann McCaughey show Cape Cod tans and Johnson. The McCaugheys plan to move permanently to Sen. Harold Hansen, D- “ businessmen, whose sole l l i i l T i i ^ w a v into criticism over content and Sherman, said he was “em- smiles before the leaders of a testimonial in McCaughey’s their Cape Cod home now that he has retired from the CORDLESS ELECTRIC WHiniER 20” motive is profit,” would out- Spokesmen for organized SCRAPE off all loose paint, and sand rough areas. procedure as he pleaded for barrassed” by the lack of time labor said they would only sup- honor began Wednesday night at Willie’s Steak House otf police department. (Herald photo by Barlow) 8 HP ROTARIES support. bargain municipal officials in Tra4|4>'-iii m ’n? UPRIGHT other legislators and the public development programs, port the bill if it required DRIVE protruding nails beneath surface and putty, Cehter St. The leaders were Ed Tomkiel, left, and Stewart 4-cycl« «ngiM with rawlmi “ The cities are in very had been allowed to study the wasting tax dollars. prevailing rates of pay for con- sand and spot prime. start; thrpttte control on serious economic plight,” complicated bill. Schneller countered that traction workers, similar to iiondla. 6* whaoli adjust Schneller said. “We just can’t “I can’t help but think that 80 many large cities have little those on state and municipal Put your old shoes in the bin for REMOVE all rust and chalk cracks. from Ye'-O*. 1-Yr. Warranty., walk away from this for six per cent of the people in the projects. months.” choice as private capital is no House don’t even know this longer attracted to develop in charity, and get $1 off any purchase SEE US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION They Compliment and Kid McCaughey them. A Connecticut Conference of Mayors and Municipalities Heaviest backers of the spokesman advised against of 7.99 or more and 50c: up to 7.99 The captain said, “Come with Elks program in Manchester 35-45 Minutes Cutting Time. Y outh T o Stand T ria l measure are Hartford “Your By MAL BARLOW youth like and respect police.” competitive bidding, saying it me.” and the state. He said Democrats who say the city’s Umit one trade-n iper item purchased. Footwear and harxibags only Herald Reporter Town Manager Robert Weiss 6,00p Cuts Per Minute increased prices' an average of Complete “Big Red” took her to a McCaughey was the state’s Elk LIST PRICE $92.49 charter so restricts borrowing Paul’s Paint Compliments and sharp kid- told McCaughey, “You repre- UL and CSA Charger Included of the Year in 1971. F o r M urder o f B o x er 20 per cent. OPEN EVERY DAY 10 to 10 Decorating 615 Main Street ding rained on George P. police clothing store and got her sent the best.” it inhibits revitalization of the clothes that made her look Atty. John LaBelle, retired .\iiu'ru*iin state’s capital city. Center'' McCaughey Wednesday night Retired Chief James Reardon Ha rduart- HARTFORD (UPI) - A K-MART SHOPPIItIG MALL Manchester^ Conn. more like a patrol woman. state’s attorney for Hartford from Nelson’s body were fired Democratic leaders, in- A Greater Hartford Chamber during the testimonial honoring said, “There is no more loyal a Hartford youth has been bound 207 Spencer iStreet • Tagujoy PHONE 64JI-0300 Then he let her go on the County, said, “George always $26^9 from a 32-caliber revolver cluding House Speaker James of Commerce spokesman said him for over 29 years of service man than George McCaughey.” BRAND over to Superior Court on a road. Ms. Paradis is still on the acted with good common taken from the suspect at the J. Kennelly, D-Hartford, and the bill represented “a fair Manchestiir with the Manchester Police At the end of the evening, murder charge in the slaying of time of his arrest. balance.” Headquarters for t O 'a r a i li e p e tin ts Department. force and doing fine today. sense.” McCaughey recalled he was at Senate Leader Joseph J. W Model New England lightweight Nelson pined notice for his McCaughey, 53, retired July The story brought out He told of McCaughey’s the Babson Academy in McCaughey’s compassion, EQS-UR2A boxing champion, Donald L. boxing ability in winning 94 of 1. He served as captain of the handling the arrest of a suspect Wellesley, Mass, for advanced “Donny” Nelson. his 100 amateur fights. patrol division for the last 12 basic courtesy, and his great in a criminal case. McCaughey police training when he com- Pedro Arroyo-Ortiz was He turned professional last years. respect for the police uniform. pared notes with another cap- talked and talked to the man bound over Wednesday by Court year and under the guidance of Many of the compliments William Thornton, president but could not get him to “come tain about their towns. MOpEL 37 MODEL 38 REQ. of Common Pleas Court Judge former assistant U.S. Attorney were through stories about of M anchester Sand and clean.” “The captain told me the kids REQ. Joseph A. Chernauskas who F. Mac Buckley, registered 11 “Big Red,” as he was often Gravel, was master of and citizens in his town could 19.90 31.99 Finally, the man asked to call reduced the suspect’s bond straight professional wins, in- called. ceremonies. He gave not stand him,” McCaughey SOMETHING FOR McCaughey many compliments his lawyer. from $100,000 to $50,000. cluding the New England One story was told during the McCaughey took him into a recailed. Arroyo-Ortiz did not post bond lightweight crown. reception before the more than and kiddings in between “I told him poiice in room with a phone. Then he and was placed in the Hartford Nelson overcame an early e v e r v o n e..... ^ 250 guests sat down for dinner speakers. 13' DOUBLE EDGE 18" DOUBLE EDGE (McCaughey) sat quietly and Manchester were liked and jail. drug habit and recently moved in Willie’s Steak House on “Red has done a great job for respected. listened. HEDGE TRIMMER HEDGE TRIMMER Nelson, 24, was shot to death to E ast H artford as he Center St. The tellers were kids in this town,” he said of “He called me a liar. He The lawyer must have said on The smallest member of the line but with all the The big trimmer for the big job. Long 18" blade on a Hartford street July 15 in developed his professional several of the patrolmen now on McCaughey’s work with youth could not believe it. the other end of the phone, features of the big ones. Full 13" double edge an argument that stemmed skills to such an extent that it the force. in sports. “I thank God I had 30 years in allows you to reach across wide hedges without “Why are you there?” blade. Wrap around handle for control and bal- from a dispute over a bicycle became difficult to find suitable The newest recruit, Audrey Kenneth Smith, president of bending. 2.6 amp motor provides extra power. Full The man said, “Because I the police profession in the between a black man and a opponents. Buckley said they Paradis, came into the station the Manchester Junior Athletic Town of Manchester,” he said. Association, told of the many robbed the package store , on Hispanic youth, police said. just came from a workout and PEDAL IN AND Si : THESE Nov. 4, 1974 ready to begin her years McCaughey worked with Tolland Tpke.” Arroyo-Ortiz was arrested he dropped off Nelson who Which are first day as the first woman shortly after the shooting. him on the concession stands at LaBelle said, “That was a The Rockwell Ultra Hedge Trimmer wanted to visit the old ■...... patrol officer of the town. Police said later bullets taken Warranty,* a „^ under Mt. Nebd and Manchester High pretty good confession for us. — for professional landscapers or neighborhood when he was shot. GREA T S P O RTY they’re a// McCaughey came out of his 14 VINGS! We had a case then.” Named Coordinator office, saw Audrey, and said School during sport contests. for homeowners who want the ul­ c o m p l e t e ly LaBelle said, “George led by HARTFORD (UPI) - Mor- something like, “You’re not With his help, the association timate In speed and convenience. his example. His conduct was ton S. Yulish, assistant to the going out dress^ like that.” gave over $25,000 to the town Gives you all the features of Model CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc., alias The g o o d s for youth sports. exemplary in his professional county executive of .... She is under five feet and had Westchester County, N.Y., has 38, p lu ^ Thomas Blanchard, past dis- and personal conduct. a hard time getting proper “He has a warm and abiding been named to coordinate five • 2.8-amp motor GLORIOUS EMPORIUM police clothing. trict deputy of the Elks, told of McCaughey’s work building the interest in youth. 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Enjoy working baths, modern kitchen with SERVICE IS bedrooms, 2 1/2-baths, kitchen transferred owner must sell EXTRA CLEAN CAPES , u fireplace, family room, with a aklllad and dedicated three bedroom Cape. Charming dining area, large family room 1 1/2 baths, 2-car garage. Acre ataff In the raat home area has built-in oven and range, WEST SIDE - three OUR ONLY BUSINESS interior plus many extras. Tru- with sliding glass doors to patio treed lot. Only $39,900. aaaiToa for the ambulatory. Please dining room, two-car garage, and beautifully treed rear yard, bedrooms, fireplace, base- acre lot, Wolverton Agency ly a home you’ll fall in love Immediate occupancy. Pasek PRODUCT MIS call 646-0129 Realtors, 649-2813. with. Priced to sell at $34,900, two car garage, Philbrick ment rec room, big 2-car gar- Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- lieralti B/W Realty, 647-1419. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. age, wall-to-wall carpeting, 8243. MANCHESTER MANOR 30 LOCUST STREET - two 165’ lot. $37,900. Cavedon Retires NU Reports Net Earnings CL A SSIFIE D A DVERTISING NURSING HOME MANCHESTER Vicinity - coun- CIRCA 1830 well maintained 385 WEST CENTER BT family, no agents please. $44,- HUGE four bedroom Cape, CENTRALLY located Ranch. 5 bedroom Colonial for those that like coun- 000. Phone 646-2426, 9-5. try location, large, well nine room Antique Colonial, family room with fireplace, 2 Wall-to-wall carpeting. Master try club living. 2Vz baths, built-ins, first floor landscaped grounds, plus an im- four fireplaces, four bedrooms, full baths, wall-to-wall, nice bedroom will accommodate Alfred W. Cavedon, chairman man of the Connecticut Bank Northeast Utilities officials level reported last month for MATURE babysitter - to take maculate and charming three study, one full and two 1/2 baths king sized furniture. Treed lot. family room, carpeting and 2 garages. Wowl of the board of People’s Savings and Trust, Rockville Advisory report consolidated net ear- the 12 months ended May 31, PHONE 643-2711 MANCHESTER - Large An- bedroom Raised Ranch. Many plus attached five room un- treed lot, great location. $41,- $53,900. George Popik care of my three children,646- saldi Built Raised Ranch, three Only $29,900. Pasek Realtors, Bank of Rockville, has an- Board, former trustee and nings fo.r the 12 months ended 1975. The decline in earnings is FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR^D 2093. individual features make this a finished carriage shed, poten- 900. MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. bedrooms, two fireplaces, home you’ll love! Priced in the tial for studio, etc., two story Call nounced his retirement effec- member of both the executive June 30, 1975 amounted to $75.9 attributed to the continued beautiful rec room, oversized 2- tive July 15. He has spent more and finance committees for million o r $1.52 per share, as effect of the recession on in- PART TIME - for counter and 40s. B/W Realty 647-1419. barn, well treed lot, $54,000, COVENTRY (NORTH) car garage, wooded lot, etc. Philbrick Agency Realtor, 646- than 22 years with People’s Manchester Memorial compareiil with $M.3 million or dustrial KWH sales and the booth service, after school •‘^1,900. R. Zimmer, J. D. Real WARREN E. Extra clean 6 room Colonial. 2Vi bathe, hours, some Saturdays, good REDWOOD FARMS 4200. DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Savings. Hospital, former president of $1.40 per share restated for the high cost of energy required to NOTICIt f 9 P, Estate Associates, 646-1980. pay, good gratuities, pleasant Immaculate three bedroom Dutch built-ins, fireplaced living room, oversized . Cavedon joined People’s the Connecticut Business and same period a year ago on replace the output of the - Loit and Found HOWLAND Raised Ranch on almost an atmosphere, apply in person, Colonial, tpacloua lamlly room, SEVEN ROOM older home, closets and garage. As an added bonusll In- Connecticut Yankee nuclear - Paraonala VERNON - Large 2-family, 4-4, barnboard rac room, double garage, Realtors 643-1108 Savings Bank as a director in Industry Association (formerly fewer coi nmon shares outstan- - Announcamanta Brass Key Restaurant. five rooms and bath on first acre, 3 twin sized bedrooms, ground pool. $42,900. Jim O’Meara ysA ideal in-law set-up, immaculate large tread lot. SO'i. July 1953. He was elected presi- The Manufacturers Association ding. plant which was out of service floor, two bedrooms on second family room, swimming pool - Entartainmant condition, carpeting etc. 30’s. J. dent in May of 1961 and chair- of Connecticut), former direc- The a"/erage number of for refueling for the month. - Auctions SALAD PERSONS - and dis- BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO floor, garage, conversion to two with deck, IVi baths and ADVERTISING D. Real Estate Associates, 646- Raallort-MLS' 848-2482 family a possibility, needs man of the board in July of last tor of the National Association shares ou tstanding at June 30, Connecticut Yankee was FINANCIAL hwashers, applications being 1980. ______189 Waal Canter Straat______much, much more! Call Ann year. of Wool Manufacturers, and an 1975 was 5 0,094,072 as compared taken out of service on May 17 - Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagai accepted, apply in person, work. $32,9()0, Philbrick Agen- MANCHESTER - Forest Hills Hunter at 649-5306 or 649-3695. - Personal Loam DEADLINE cy, Realtor 646-4200. Area, young and immaculate, He is president of Aldon original commissioner for the to 45,876,1193 a year earlier. and returned to service on July Podunk Mill, 989 Ellington Rd., Oversized 6 room Cape with full shed - Insurance 12:00 noon the day before COVENTRY - Spacious seven MANCHESTER - Spacious 81/2 Seven room Cape, on wooded EQ U AL H O USING OPPORTU NITY Associates, Inc., Aldon Yarns, Connecticut Industrial Building Current earnings of $1.52 per 1. South Windsor. dormer. 1 Vz baths, self-clean oven & range, EMPLOYMENT publication. room Ranch, three bedrooms, room, front-to-back split, three GARRISON COLONIAL - four lot, with privacy, three Inc., and Alca, Inc. Commission. share are ( three cents below the - Help Wanted Deadline lor Saturday and fireplaced living room and full baths, dramatic 30’ living BARROWS & WALLACE wall to wall carpeting, fireplace and a $6,900 WANTED experienced help to years old, fieldstone fireplace, bedrooms, large living room, Manctwftar New Haven Harttord Cavedon has been an active He resides at 99 Ridge Rd., - Business Opportunities Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3/4 room, 24’ family room, four fireplaced family room, 1 1/2 assumable mortgage. $36,900. Bud Lewis - Situation Wanted serve food and liquor. Appfy in beam ceiling, wall-to-wall 649-5306 397-1515 728-6615 participant in many Connec- South Windsor with his wife, Alfred Cavedon acre treed lot. $29,900. Merritt bedrooms, two fireplaces, person, Casa Nova, Route 83, carpeting, family room, sliding baths, sundeck, two car garage, .ticut and national Gladys. EDUCATION Agency, 646-1180. carpeting, two-car garage, glass doors to large deck, gar- walk-out basement with great - Private Instructions PLEASE READ TalcottviUe. BEAUTIFUL six room Ranch, •organizations, including chair- hugn deck. Immacualte. Only age, mint condition, $51,700 potential, and more. Low 50’s. three bedrooms on 150x150 lot. - Schools-Classes MANCHESTER - two family - Instructions Wanted YOUR AD $59,900. Jesdor Realty, MLS, Philbrick Agency Realtors, 646- By owner, 643-9329. in-ground pool. For sale by : I want the World to know|$ PAR'T TIME Bookkeeper, Duplex plus five room single, 633-1411. 4200. REAL ESTATE Classllled ads are taken over experience necessary, some owner, 643-2206. Maintenance free 7 room Colonial with first the phone as a convenience. Separate heating units. Three RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities, - Homes lor Sale I P A T G O L IA I , approximately 25 hours - Lols-Land lor Sale The Herald Is responsible lor bedrooms each side of Duplex. handy location. $29,900. floor family room, wall to wall carpeting, ; has been Paid In Full. /, call 646-1021 or 643- COLUMBIA LAKE - Four T a x W or ksh op Plan n ed - Investment Property only one Incorrect Insertion and S Good investment. Priced in low Philbrick Agency, Realtors, bedroom Cape, 1 1/2 baths, fireplaced living room and garage. $43,500. - Business Property i for all past labor |:|i then only to the size of the 4535. 40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 646-4200. Dan Reale - Resort Property original Insertion. Errors which solidly constructed, year round drMME • t|»or«tw* nr - Real Estate Wanted I and In advance for g do not lessen the value of the home. Ample storage and ^ The University of Hartford income tax responsibilities. CALqOR S HOPPING C O iTIt MATURE PATIENT person CAMBRIDGE St., Manchester, MANCHESTER CLEAN SIX Room older home MISC. SERVICES i Four more summers, advertisement will not be cor- closet space. Huge stone Ja x Institute will sponsor a The topics, along with with own transportation to six room Bungalow, three with garage, swimming pool, - Services Ottered rected by an additional Inser- supervise two children before fireplace, large treed lot with appiicable case studies, will be MAr4CHESIEB - Painting-Papering : Ben S tion. bedrooms, garage, treed wall-to-wall carpeting. Nice Federal Taxation Workshop in and after school and do some 90’ private waterfront in choice cooperation with the Internal discussed in small group - Building-Contracting shaded lot, move-in condition. COOL yard, ready to occupy. Fast neighborhood. $60,000. Turf - RoolIng-SIdIng housework in Bolton. Call 289- $38,900. Ken Ostrinsky Realtor, Most unusual 7 room Raised Ranch. In mint sessions. - Heating-Plumbing Central air conditioning goes with this newly , sale imperative. Belfiore Agen- Realty, 228-9812, 228-3036, 642- Revenue Service on Friday, 6894, days, 643-0000 evenings. 643-1333. Donald C. Alexander, com- - Flooring listed seven-room Raised Ranch. Huge cy, 647-1413. 7980. condition. For those that appreciate a 5ept. 26, at the Sheraton-Park Su m m er Clearance - Movlng-Trucklng-Storage “Spanish Motif’ this Is a must see situation. missioner of the Internal •Plaza Hotel in New Haven. - Services Wanted •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH WINDSOR - luxurious deck leading to pool, two full baths, two-car Revenue Service, will be the Manchester $58,900. Jan Wiater. Joseph J. Conley Jr., district MISC. FOR SALE Happy Lost and Found 1 WE’RE HIRING six bedroom Raised Ranch, garage, two fireplaces, $46,900. director of the Internal luncheon guest speaker. GownSy Pant Suits, Dresses - Articles for Sale Air Force It hiring qualifltd plush wall-to-wall carpeting, - Building Supplies Pevenue Service made the an- The all-day workshop will be woman and man In mechanici, alac- striking floor to ceiling stone - Pets -Birds- Dogs FOUND - Black and brown limited to 150 participants. Per- Birthday tronlca, plui many more. Serve your fireplace, stylish family room, •nouncement. - Livestock mixed breed male dog. Call Dog ONE OF A KIND Prof. Bernard B. Goodman, sons interested may register - Boats & Accessories country In the NOW aarvice. prime neighborhood, $69,500, WARREN E. HOWLAND One of Manchester’s most luxurious homes, featuring LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... - Sporting Qoods Warden, 6464555. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, director of the Tax Institute, for the program by contacting - G arden P roducts five bedroomiTA'A baths, heated in-ground pool, full- CALL 646-7440 643-1108. faid the agenda will include the University of Hartford Tax - A n tiq u e s FOUND - Black and brown Ger- sized tennis court, central air conditioning, wrap - W a n te d to B u y Realtors •643*1108 issues frequently raised during Institute at 200 Bloomfield 40% to 00% PRICE*'®"**'’ ROCK man shepherd male dog. Call around outside deck, magnificent iandscaping, Fiorida REALE’S CORNER $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Ave., West Hartford. The RENTALS Dog Warden, 646-4555. LUBRICATION work - Full 175 MAIN STREET PHONE B4B-4525 |RS audits of closely held ■ Rooms lor Rent kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, room with skylight, family room with beamed registration fee is $25 and will time, call for interview, Good (x>mpanies, anatomy of a . Apartments for Rent I More than life | Humor Corporation, 289-8251. tile baths, $435 monthly income. Cathedral ceilings. Carpeted throughout, dark room, "partnership, and the fiduciary’s include the cost of the luncheon. . H o m e s fo r Rent FOUND - Brown female pointer Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. . B u s in e s s l o r R e n t mixed. Call Dog Warden, 646- burglar alarm system, faces private woods, and much, BATHING SUITS and COVERALLS ■ Resort Property lor Rent HAIRDRESSERS much, more. Call for further information and price Services Ofterert 31 Painting-Papering 32 • W a n t e d t o R a n t ^ All my love | 4555. MANCHESTER Vicinity - CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, TOLLAND - Two-year old eight MIsc. lor Rent I Experienced, full or part time, city utilities, handy location, busy Manchester shop, Send make your dollars work fpr you, room Ranch, set on one acre MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. LOST - Passbook number $31,500. Philbrick Agency treed lot. Two full baths, wall- PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. AUTOMOTIVE resume with phone number to good investment potential, we Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Five years experience. 33V3% to 50% OFF Autos lor Sale 250176071, Savings Department Realtors, 646-4200. to-wall carpet throughout. WARREN E. HOWLAND nave several two-families with . T r u c k s l o r S a le of The Connecticut Bank & Box SS, Manchester Herald. spraying. Fully insured. Excellent references. Pete, 742- Catalina %Cole of California - Rose Marie Rose, Elizabeth Stewart, 4 plus 5 room apartments. Fireplaced living room, eat-in Licensed. Fre estimates. Phone PUBLIC RECORDS Heavy Equipment lor Sale Trust Company. Application CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal kitchen, family room, sundeck. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. and Poppy Motorcycles-BIcycles EXPERIENCED auto body Available for immediate sale. REALTORS 646-3437, 633-5354. . Campers-Trallers-Moblle □ NOTICES made for payment. Prices start as low as $31,900, dining room, fireplaced living Mid 40’s. Additional land Homes repairer. Experience a “Must’’ room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar- J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom B/W Realty, 647-1419. available. Zinsser Agency, 646- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Warranty Deeds E.B. Co. Inc., new dwelling at Automotive Service Salary. Apply in person, Hull age, immaculate condition, Painting - Interior and exterior. Autos lor Rent-Lease 1511. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Anna-Mary Fortunato to 8 Strawberry Lane, $32,000. Lost and Found 1 □ FINANCIAL Auto Body, Route 6&44A, $36,900. Philbrick Agency, 643-1108 Paperhanging, Remodeling, Bolton, next to Fianos. MANCHESTER - four bedroom stumps removed, fully insured. Gutters. Fully insured. 649- Lillian M. Gates, property at Dutch Colonial, many extra Realtors, 646-4200. EIGHT room Contemporary Harold Parent for Joseph J. LOST- 12 year old mongrel, Got a tree problem? Well worth 9658. Lincoln and Roosevelt Sts., Harrington, alterations at 104 Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 features. A Must See Home! with a view, four bedrooms, BOLTON-HEBRON Line, a phone call. 742-8252. OUR FAMOUS SHELLS black and brown, answers to PART TIME maids wanted, COVENTRY- three bedroom NEW LISTING - 5-5. Newer 2- seven room U&R Raised $26,500. equipped eat-in kitchen, family Washington St., $725. LEGAL the name “Dutchess," lost in apply Manchester Motel. Priced in the 50s. B/W Realty, family. Crpeting throughout. INSIDE - Outside painting, 647-1419. Ranch, hardwood floors, IVi room, sliding glass doors to Ranch, ^two fireplaces, three Lucille V. Kiernan to Joseph Robert Mason for Miss • SLEEVELESS - JEWEL NECKLINE vicinity of Boulder Rd. and MORTGAGES, loans first, se- Aluminum siding. King sized TWO HANDYMEN will clean, fe c ia l rates for people over 66.. Acres, garden, fireplace, full covered patio. 21/2 baths, 2-car bedrooms, one acre. By owner, rake, lime, fertilize, mow, L. Swensson Jr. Inc., parcel on Hadden, alterations at 24 Hun- RAINBOW OF COLORS NOTICE Pitkin St. Reward, call 649-6677. cond, third. All kinds. Realty NURSES aide - experienced, basement, low 30's, Tedford kitchens. 1 1/2 .baths. Stoves Fully insured. Estimates given. garage, treed lot. $64,500. asking mid 40s. Call 646-5107. maintainance of lawn seasonal. Asylum St., $9,000. tington St., $60. Reg. $7.00, Were $4.00 REPUBLICAN CAUCUS statewide. Credit rating un- hospital trained preferred, 7 or Real Estate, 647-9914,. and refrigerators. Separate fur- Call 649-7863. necessary. Reasonable. Con- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Cellars and attics cleaned. (Capitol Builders Inc. to Republican electors of the LOST- brown retriever puppy, 11-7 shift, $3.25 an hour, OPEN HOUSE naces. Nice residential area off MANCHESTER - Spring Street Alan W. Menard, alterations fidential, quick arrangements. 646-4200. Reasonable prices. 643-5305. Charles F. Sack Jr. and • TANK TOPS Town of Coventry are hereby five months old, in Highland Medical Placement Service, LARGE DREAM house, small West Center Street. $55,500. - Many trees shade this large WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 at 2-4 Hackmatack St., $500. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. SATURMY AND SUNDAY Owner anxious. Pasek Patricia W. Sack, property on Reg. $7.00, Were $4.00 notified that there will be a park area. Answers to name 232-5226. stable, brook, land, mortgage- COLONIAL - seven rooms,.! 1/2 raised Ranch with three per roll. Experienced 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- 1-5 Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. tradesm an. Call R. Manchester-South Windsor Caucus‘at the Coventry High Georgie. Call 646-0118,728-2853. free by renting section(s). baths, three bedrooms, bedrooms, one full, two half ford. Evenings, 233-6879. EXPERIENCED gas station or call after 6 p.m. for ap- Cellars " and attics cleaned, Starkweather, 644-3194. town line, $66,000. • PRINTED TANK TOPS School, Ripley Hill Road, on Tolland. 875-5652. breezeway, garage, swimming baths, relax in paneled family LOSE UGLY FAT FOUND - Black and white attendant over 18. Apply in per- pointment. Six-room Cape, 3-4 WILLINOTON lawns mowed, small tree work. Theodore M. and Joyce C. start losing weight today OR Reg. $8.00, Were $4.00 Thursday, July 31,1975 at eight pool, redwood deck, wooded room, two fireplaces, oversized Free'estimates. Phone 643-6000. Siberian Husky, male. Call Dog MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd son, 220 Spruce Street. bedrooms, living room with BOLTON-three room year WALLPAPERING and Moran to Roger J. and Sandra MONEY BACK. MONADEX is a tiny o’clock p.m. for the purpose of: mortgages — interim financing yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, WE’ RE SHOWING OFR two-car garage. Owner, 643- Warden, 646-4555. Manchester. fireplace, and w/w carpet, round home, fireplace with papering. Painting interior and tablet that will help curb your de- 1. selecting party-endorsed can- — expeditious and confidential Realtors, 646-4200. Because we have one of the 2553. MASONRY - all types concrete G. Voisine, property at 223 sire lor excess lood. Eat less-weigh move-in condition, extras. By heatolater, aluminum siding, exterior, and wallpapering is service, J.D. Real Estate nicest bi-levels around! work, fieldstone specialty, over Oakland St., $27,000. less. Conlains no dangerous drugs didates for municipal offices to LOST - Savings Passbook 006-0- PAINTER - full time, Monday owner, $31,900. Principals on- tool shed,..lake.privileges, low my full time business. Work and will' hdl ntaxe yb’ii hiirtbu*; Nb' Assoc. 64fr-1980. ' through Friday, apply in per- beautiful decor throughout, Lots-Land For Sale 24 20 years experience, free es- guaranteed, one room, 10 single B a r b a r a K . M a rt into be voted an at the November 4; 51368^, Hartford National Bank ly. 166 Loom is S t., 20'g, TdDford Real Estate, 647- strenuous exercise. Change your life SHORTS Assf. Prlntes, Reg. $ 8 .0 0 ...... $3.33 and Trust Co., East Hartford, son, East Hartford Convales- SOUND VALUES carpeting, 1% acres, garage, timates; After 5,643-1870 or 644- ’ rolls, $35. Two "rooms, $65.48-72 Kenneth M. and Barbara L. . . . start today. M O N A D EX costs. 1975 election, 2. to select party- Manchester, 646-1M5. 9914. cent Home, 745 Main St., East $32,900...Six room Cape with fireplace and country living at BECKET, MASS., lot "ap- 2975. ______hours service. Bob Jobin, 649- Oliver, property at 159-161 S3.00 tor a 20 day supply and $5.00 Assf. Prints, Reg. $ 1 4 .0 0 ...... endorsed candidates for Office. Application made for proximately 80x150, start your tor twice the amount. Lose ugly tat' SLACKS $4.44 Payment. □ EMPLOYMENT Hartford. aiuminum siding and big rear porch its best! Call Carlene 9027. If no answer call after 6 School St., $36,500. delegates to the Special NEW RANCH - Extra large Close to Waddell School. Needs some summer home now. First $l,O0O PAVING, Recap old driveways. or your money will be relunded with modern kitchen, two baths, McGlone 649-5306 or eves. 742- p.m. Marriage License no questions asked by: CULOTTES & GOLF SKIRTS r .,.«<4.oo...... $6.00 Republican State Convention to ooooooooooooocooooooo redecorating. takes it. Hagler Real Estate, Excavate and grade new or old Help Wanted 13 KITCHEN HELP - full time, EXECUTIVE L RANCH - nine fireplace, 2-car garage, 9213. driveways with amesite or Leo Rosario Gagne, South LIGQE1T REXALL PARKADE DRUO be held in Meriden, September 643-6624. PAINTING - interior and kitchen aide, 8 a.m. to 4:30 rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, aluminum siding and windows, Low $40,000'i...An older home on EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY bituminous concete. 688-5407. Windsor, and Gertrude Jane 404 Middle Tpke. West 20,1975, and 3. to transact such Legal Notice Strant Street. Completely rebuilt, exterior, paperhanging, mall Orders Filled ESTABLISHED REAL Estate p.m.. Dietary aide, 9 a.m. to family room, game room, den, large deck, picture window in Carter, 300A Green Rd., Aug. 2. All Jevielry */i Pricel other business as may properly NOTICE OF aluminum exterior, new kitchen, etc., BARROWS & WALLACE 100 ACRES of land, $125 per excellent work. References. office needs two full-time sales 5:30 p.m., every other weekend, private yard, on dead end street basement with walk-out to DRIEWAYS - any size, no job Building Permits come before said Caucus. SPECIAL MEETING good starting salary, liberal bath and a half, seven rooms in all. Mandwatar Haw Hivaa Hartfonl acre whole parcel located in up- Free estimates. Fully insured. people. Wolverton Agency, in prime neighborhood, for patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen- $50,000't...Up on Grandview Street, a 040-5306 397-1515 7284»615l per state New York. For more too big or too small, call day or Anthony Baluk Jr., additions Margaret E. Jacobson Notice is hereby given that fringe benefits, apply in person, Martin Mattsson, 549-4431. Realtors, 649-2813. further details call Philbrick cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Raised Ranch that the builder is ready information call 872-8052. night, Steven Paving, 525-6414. at 38 Irving St., $4,500. Town Vice Chairman there will be a special meeting East Hartford Convalescent Agency Realtors, 646-4200. to sell...all offers considered and w e Richard T. Lourie, demolish This Sate PosU iv^ Ends Sunday July 27th! of the voters of the Eighth Home, 745 Main St., East Hart- RAISED RANCH - Seven might be able to take your house in MANCHESTER- About 1,850 PAPER HANGING Expert. >ooooooooooooooooooooc ATTENTION Demonstrators - Business Property 26 AVAILABLE supervised day Your average paper, in average shed at 141 Highland St., $200. Utilities District of Toys and Gifts. Work now thru ford. room s, 3 bedroom s, 2 trade. This home qualifies for the $2,- square feet of living space, for care with meals for your elder- Manchester, Connecticut, on fireplaces, 2-car garage, family 000 tax credit also. Big lot (120 by 200) $32,900. Seven room older room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- Martin Calbert for Caldor December. Free Sample Kit. TOLLAND MANCHESTER - 10,000 square ly relative, while you go to 3864. TOLLSTHF PlUC ^ INVITATION Thursday Evening, July 31st, No experience needed. Call or WANTED - full- and part-time room, modern kitchen with Colonial, fireplace, additional work, shpping, visit a friend. Inc., sign at 1145 Tolland Tpke., help for various construction TIME TO ACTI! T. J. CROCKETT foot brick industrial building, 1975 at 7:30 P.M. at the District write Santa’s Parties, Avon, beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall Realtor “expansion” third floor space, Call 649-2358 for information. $2,850. TO BID ana maintenance jobs. Apply to See this oversized, 4"bedroom ground level and raised loading Building-Contracting 33 firehouse, 32 Main St., for the Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. carpeting, air-conditioners, small garage, carpeting, nearly docks. Own for $6. per foot in- Charles R. Brewer, Scalded proposals for the job site, rear of 173 East Middle Cape with breezeway and gar- ___ 643-1577 1/3-acre corner lot, full base- PAUL’S Tree Service - following purposes: Also Booking Parties. professionally landscaped. $52,- cluding land. Move into your NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - alterations at 56 Cottage St., following will be received by Turnpike, Ray Ponticelli. age on good sized treed lot! 000. P h ilb rick A gency, ment. Price reduced by owner experienced, professional land WITH LOW POOL PRICES 1. To choose a Moderator. own building for as cheap as Remodeling, repairing, ad- , $600. the Bolton Board of Education, PHONE FROM home to ser- Our seller is anxious for a Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER- J(ist Listed, building new home and desiring clearing, tree cutting, and SOME SHOWROOM SAMPLES 2. To act on a petition, signed you can rent. City utilities. ditions, rec rooms, porches and Robert M. Kiernan, ramp at Notch Rd., Bolton, Conn, until vice our customers for supqr PART-TIME Salesperson for sale, so don’t delay! Call Ranch loaded with extras, three immediate sale. Odegard Real- removal, chipper rental, fully by the residents of the Buckland youth boutique. Able to work Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. roofing. No job too small. Call 178 W. Middle Tpke., $1,000. MAMCO ma: 1:00 m ., August 4, 1975. earnings, choose own hours,! Carlene McGlone at M9-5306, TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, bedrooms, family room, two ty, 643-4365. insured, 487-1886. 649-3144. Charles Grody for George Specifications and bid area, requesting the extension call before 5 p.m., 646-5826. evenings ana Saturdays. Apply $41,000. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- baths, central air, aluminum in person at The Deal, 521 East eves. 742-9213. MANCHESTER - Unique op- Gunther, additions at 63 GUARANTEES procedures may be obtained at of the District’s lines. 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- siding. Must be seen, low 50s, NORTH COVENTRY- Im- EXCAVATING and paving - CARPENTRY - Repairs, Middle Turnpike. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Century 21, Phyllis Jackston portunity - modern one floor Thomas Dr., $875. NO the Office of the Superinten- 3. To transact any other RNs/LPNs, wanted for full 900. P h ilb rick A gency, maculate Ranch horrie. Two- building with 2300 square feet, Septic systems installed or remodeling, additions, garages, business proper to come before and/or part time on 7 a.m-3 BARROWS & WALLACE Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, 646-1316. car garage. Fireplace, acre repaired, driveways and roofing, call Dave Patria, dent, 104 Notch Rd., Bolton, or Situation Wanted IS three acres, ideal tor office, SHARKS IN said meeting. p.m. and 3 p.m.-ll p.m. shifts. Man^itar New Haven Harttord treed lot. Immediate occupan- club, or organization. Below parking lots paved. Loam and 1796. by calling 643-1569: 649-5306 397-1518 728-6615 WILLINGTON - 2916, Chalet OUR POOLS EIGHTH Apply to Directors of Nursing, cy, Only, $33,900. Pasek replacement at $49,900. Hayes fill for sale. Fully insured, Purchase and install a Smoke STRONG young man CANTERBURY Raised Ranch, on 1.3-acre lot, Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- LEGAL UTILITIES Salmon Brook Convalescent Corporation, 646-0131. licensed, free estimates. Call WES ROBBINS carpentry >■ MIX AND MATCH Density Monitoring System at Home, off House St., Glaston- specializes in lawn mowing, BOLTON - 61/2 room Ranch on oil, hot water, baseboard heat, 8243. after 6 p.m. 646-1322 or 872-7288. remodeling specialist. Ad- the Bolton High School. DISTRICT garage cleaning and painting. ESTATES bury. Please call 633-5244. 1 1/2 acres, generous size Model house furniture and raised hearth fireplace in fami- MANCHESTER- clean and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, NOTICE YOUR OWN POOL Michael Massaro, Billy, 646-2999. ly room, carpets over oak DUPLEX - 4-4. Excellent condi- REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Purchase and install at rooms, two fireplaces, 2-car extras that are in brand new modern two bay station, for COLLEGE BOY will do yard built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, President JOBSEEKERS Employment flooring. Sliders to deck. tion, Why rent? VA no money work - has several years of The Republican electors of PAK WITH THESE Bolton High School one (1) L&L garage. $39,9(X). Philbrick Agen- condition. Greatly reduced lease or sale, call 643-9521. 649-3446.' Jin, Model H-8800, or com- J.A. Volz, Clerk Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., MALE COMPANION, live-in, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Amesite drive. $39,900, Fran down. Only $33,900. Call now, experience and most eiquipment the Town of Andover are hereby EXTRA SPECIALS! help elderly. Reliable and con- prices due to sale of model. parable. Dated at Manchester, with full and part time oppor- (ireene Agency, Realtor, 684- Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, 742- including mower, truck and LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - notified that there will be a genial. Contact by calling Mrs. Included are couches, 8243. Real Estate Wanted 28 Raymond A. Allen, Jr. Connecticut, this 21st day of Ju- tunities available^ now. East HEBRON - Well cared for six 4241. chain saw, etc. No job too big or new homes custom built, Caucus at the Andover Town Hartford, 568-1070. Warbreck, 646-4900. Ext. 221. chairs, desks, end tables, too small. Call 649-3761 after 6 FILTERS Supt. of Schools ly, 1975. room Ranch with 2 baths, iriririririririr'kir'k'k'k'k'k'k remodeled, additions, rec Hall, Route 6, in Andover, on pictures, and mirrors. Bede ALL CASH for your property p.m. rooms, garages, kitchens fireplace, full cellar, 150x200’ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Tuesday, July 29, 1975, 8:00 aoooocroooooooeoooooooc >000000 00000000000000 RNs, LPNs - full and part time lot. Only $35,900. Keith Real and bedspreads, children’s ^ MANCHESTER ^ remodeleti, bath tile, cement instant service. Hayes Corpora- P.M., for the following pur-, positions are available on our 3- □ EDUCATION Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922, room furnishings. Many LIGHT TRUCKING- Attics and work. Steps, dormers. Residen- tion, 646-0131. poses: INVITATION LEGAL 11 shift. We also need licensed knick-knacks Including ir * Seven room Cape, convenient to school and shop- cellars cleaned. For free es- tial or commercial. Call 649- (1) To elect Caucus Chairman personnel on the 7-3 shift, timates, call 647-9610 anytime. 4291. MANCHESTER - Five room L candles, silverware, towels, ^ ping, mid-30’8. ^ SELLING your house? Call us and Secretary. TO BID weekends only. Excellent Private Instructions 18 Ranch, breezeway, garage, NOTICE benefits and pleasant working plants, and many other first and we’ll make you a cash WE’LL PICK up any unwanted (2) To select two (2) The Manchester Board of The Second Congregational fireplace, trees, dead-end. Avlma TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Education seeks bids for Win- conditions. Please apply in per- PEDDAL steel guitar lessons. J. • Four bedroom Colonial, residential area, move-in , offer.One day service. T. J. furniture. Call anytime. 528- Carpentry and general contrac- delegates to a special State LADDERS Church of Coventry, Conn, will Hutchins Agency, 646-3166, 228- TIME - SATURDAY Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. dow Shades for the 1975-1976 son, Meadows Convalescent Call 649-3367. 3540. condition, owner desires quick action. 4994. ting. Residential and commer- Convention to be held on receive bids for the replace- H om e, 333 B id w e ll S t., JULY 26th 10-4 school year. Sealed bids will be cial. Whether it be a small September 20, 1975. ment of the church roof until Manchester. IMMEDIATE CASH for your DRIVEWAYS- 9’xlOO’ $288. received until 3:30 p.m. July 30, PRIVATE swimming lessons, $34,900 - Six room Cape, full DIRECTIONS; McKaa Straat, to ^ • Condominium, three bedrooms, country club priv- repair job, a custom built home (3) To transact such other September 2, 1975. Interested by qualified water safety in- Keeney Street, to Canterbury Eatata property. Let us explain our completely installed on your or anything in between, call 646- 1975 at which time they will be dormer, IVz baths, fireplace, ^ lieges, many extras, $35,900. 'k fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, business as may properly come bidders may obtain copies of MATURE Babysitter to take structor, private pool for all nice trees, Hutchins Agency,' sign, turn right and you are lhara. base, cold mix. Call now for im- 1379. before the Caucus. Iforh I publicly opened. The right is bid forms, specifications and care of two children in my ages. Call 649-4403. 646-3166. 647-1413. mediate installation anywhere reserved to reject any and all Y. Anson, contract documents by writing home. Must provide own COVENTRY - by owner. Six '^ • 3 bedroom Ranch, 2 full baths, fireplace, garage,^ in Connecticut. 646-3929, BUILDING - Remodeling, bids. Specifications and bid transportation. To start in beautiful lot. CASH FOR HOUSES - Let’s anytime. roofing, rec rooms, additions, Chairman DECKS Second Congregational Church, NEW HOMES - By J.A . room Split Level, new kitchen synchronize. You want to sell forms may be secured at the RD IfA, Box 45, Coventry, Conn. September. Call Tuesday and McCarthy. Ranches, Capes, and with built-ins, wall-to-wall garages. All kinds, carpentry >00000000000000000000) 3'5-. Friday evenings after 5. 872- □ REAL ESTATE and someone else wants to buy. EXCAVATING-for garage Business Office, 45 N. School 06238. Colonials. Three and four carpeting in living room, one 'k • Coventry - Just listed, four bedroom Colonial, for- 'k work. For estimates call 649- 6850. It's easier to do both thru a foundations, landscaping, etc. 1142. TOWN OF BOLTON Street, Manchester, Connec- Administrative bedroom Models, several car garage, lovely 3/4 acre ^ mal dining room, central air, asking $49,900. reputable agency. We have ticut. Homes For Sale 23 locations. Priced $41,900 - $62,- treed lot, many extras, prin- Sand, stone, gravel and good Tax Collector’s Committee customers and we need listings. screened loam for sale. Call Raymond E. Demers, WANT WORK you’ll enjoy? Sell 900. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. cipals only, high 30s, 742-8721. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Marilyn Greenleaf famous Avon products in your 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built Also, we Buy ourselves. Call 646-3109. walls, fireplaces, flagstone ^*43 Business Manager "k • Vernon - four bedroom Ranch style home, garage, 'k Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or N O T ICE Willis Christman neighborhood in your spare Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family MANCHESTER - 33-35 MANCHESTER - New listing, terraces, concrete repairs, in- ^ a large lot, teriffic buy, $31,500. ^ 649-1922. CONCRETE JOBS, porches, Notice is hereby given to the LAWN BUILDINGS LESS TWAN 10 EACH ITEM ADV. CHAIN LINK SAFETY FENCING 000000000000000000000 Co-Chairpersons time. We’ll show you how. room, fireplaces, garages. Ashworth St., five year old, 4-4 seven room older Colonial, with side and outside. Reasonably Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. stairs, patios and sidewalks. We priced. 643-0851. Taxpayers of the Town that a Interested? Call 523-9401 for in- Duplex, aluminum siding, detached two-car garage, on SIERRA formation. also clean cellars, attics, and Tax of 58 mills on the dollar, ^^k^SUPER PURCHASE LEGAL appliances included, one side lovely treed lot. Three GALVA STEEL VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, vacant, excellent condition, 'k • Willlmantic - Raised Ranch, three bedrooms, beau- ^ □ MISC. SERVICES garages. Some painting. Call TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service laid on the list of Oct. 1, 1974, ^ FLAMEPROOF bedrooms, formal dining room, 10'l7' BABYSITTER, Live-in, for my with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, built by builder-owner, call 643- many more extras make this a tiful kitchen, garage, city utilities, only $26,600. . Milt, 242-2812. - Remodeling, repairs, ad- becomes due and payable on the NOTICE INVITATION *99 y PENN SWIM TOWN OF ANDOVER two year old daughter, 643-8509. large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver- 2282. real value at only $32,000. ditions, custom builaing. No job 1st day of July, 1975 ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Services Ottered 31 HOUSE SITTER - Responsible tO'xlO' $138 The 1st quarterly installment Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. too small. Free estimates. Over CHLORINE TO BID NATIONAL HOMES Security - fourth-year grad and wife will 25 years experience. 643-5769. Interest at the rate of one per of property taxes on the Oc- Remove and replace two (2) MANCHESTER - Maintenance i • Apartment building with attached professional of- , I Firs MOST ilOVt GROUtO POOLi-X MUiT FOX SAFin ' MANCHESTER - Four family keep house while you vacation. cent per month or fraction of a CORDOVA the nation’s fastest growing free - 2-story home, beautiful SHARPENING Service - Saws, EXCL USIVE AT NAMCO —NO DEALERS PLEASE— tober 1st., 1974 Grand List are oil burners at the Center MANCHESTER - New listing. ALUMINUM alarm systems company would in center of town, four rooms lot with many trees, newly Aluminum sided Raised Ranch flee, two years young, $98,500. knives, axes, shears, skates, Jennifer 649-1047. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 month from J.uly 1 will be NOT 25 lbs., NOT 35 lbs., BUT SO LBS. due and payable July 1, 1975. School, Notch Road, Bolton. to'xy 15 FT. ‘77 24 FT. ‘99 like distributor for Manchester each apartment. Income over remodeled, formal dining with 2-car garage in prestigious rotary bla^jes. Quick service. charged for all taxes remaining Specifications and bid LAWN AND home care service REG. 18 FT. •88 28 F T . ‘139 Interest will be charged after area. Full or part time. Invest- ^,000. Excellent estate builder, room, three bedrooms, city Forest Hills. 'Two full baths, Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main BIDWELL Home Improvement eecpaid for one month after SO ON LY $2097 *128 $47.12 SAfth FENCINC FOR August 1,1975 at the rate of 1% procedures may be obtained at ment required. $575, 100% $56,500. Wolverton Agency, water and sewer, good.value. St., Manchester. Hours daily at 50% savings. July 24-31 in- Co. Expert installation of same became due. Minimum to'xio' $169 •94 All OVAL P00l$-$AV(t y enclosed porch, sundeck, three per month on the installment, the office of the Superinten- refundable. Call now, 522-5122 Realtor, 649-2813. $34,900. Cantor and Goldfarb bedrooms. Immaculate condi- 7:30-5, Thursday 7:30-9, Satur- troductory offer. 521-3526 or aluminum siding, gutters and interest charge $2.00 each bill. or a $2.00 minimum. Taxes may dent, 104 Notch Road, Bolton, between 9 and 5, Monday Realtors, 643-8442, or 875-6244.. : CENTURY 21 * day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. 568-6295. Riehle Enterprise. trims. Roofing installation and tion. Mid 50s. Zinsser Agency, ••••••••••••••••••••••*••*** Office hours — Mon. - Fri. 9 be paid by mail or at the Town Conn, or by calling 643-1569. through Friday. MANCHESTER - 6-room 646-1511. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. A St '2 P.M. Mon. Eve. 7 P.M.- Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for- MANCHESTER - Immaculate! * Phyllis Jackston Agency * REWEAVING burns, holes. Painting-Papering 32 MON-FRI 443 HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Office Building, 9:00 A.M. to Bids will be received by the »P.M. to AM-9 PM NURSE for doctor’s office in mal dining room, large kitchen Six room Ranch, covered patio, VERNON - Six-room older 646-1316 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. D&A ROOFING. Roots, siding, SAT to AM.« PM • ENFIELD • WETHEH8FIELD • WALLINGFORD • MILFORD 4:00 P.M. Bourd of Education until 1:00 with pantry, 2-car garage, treed Elaine Potterton Rockville, 9-6^ Monday, double garage, beautiful treed home with large kitchen, three 649-8782 649-6050 * Window shades, Venetian EXTERIOR House painting gutters and leaders. Free es- SUN 10AM-SPM • SOUTFIINGTON • SPRINGFIELD Cynthia Clark P.M., August 4, 1975. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, yard. $37,900. Wolverton Agen- and wallpaper removal. Name Tax Collector Raymond jAr Allen, Jr. lot, owner leaving state, asking bedrooms, two-car garage, $23,- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. timates. Fully insured. 249- Tax Collector and Saturday a.m., Please send cy Realtors, 649-2813. $47,900, R. Anderson, 643-8087. 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. -A -A -A -A-A Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. your own price. 649-5553. 0205. Town of Bolton Town of Andover Supt. of Schools resume to Herald Box S. s ) PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 24. 1975

BENJY BY JIM BERRY 61 fioofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Articles lor Sale 41 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, July 24, 1975 — PAGE NINET'EEN ' ^ ! BUGS BUNNY HORACE Tetrault — Siding, TAG SALE-furniture, TV, mis oOOOO-O 1973 CHEVROLET Chevelle OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OLR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE roofing, storm windows, aw cellaneous, 41C Case D r., YOLi ^^A IZ^J^(77H A TH ^^^P^I7 THATir-^ POOf- . I station wagon, six cylinder, SPORTS (»R nings. Quality workmanship, Tuesday through Saturday, 10-4. automatic, power steering, YA WON, YER SURE NOT WHY t>OES HE YOO IT ^\Cf /^3 T H F MONTMORENCY ALWAYS HE'S AAAP BECAUSE A L L HIS FAVOR FAP.' you ILLITERATES SIMPLY free estimates. Fully insured. radial, Chorches Motors, Inc., SYLVESTCR.' A HAPPY winner! SIT THERE AMP ITE PR O&^AM S ar e re-rums HE'S INSISTS ON SHAKING HANDS SLARE AT THE 872-9187. 649-3417. TAG SALE- Friday-Saturday, 643-2791. ENTHUSIASTS! WHAVS WRONG .i" TO SHOW HEfe A al r eapy seem--mo w he feels REFUSE To RE006NIZE PROF TV EVERY 25th-26th. 356 West S tre e t, Y ^ . Before purchaeing a H E 'S B E IM 6 AAADE TO SUFFER ALFBEP NORTH BLANKHEAP AS OOOD SPORT... EVEMIWS? THROUGH pr o g r ams HE R O O FIN G - S p e c ia liz in g (R o ute 85) B o lto n . Avon, 1963 PLYMOUTH, 440 cid, 4- aporta car, check out po esmt lire.' A PISTINGUISHEP SCHOLAR! WHY, repairing roofs, new roofs, bureaus, chairs, china closet, y speed. Needs minor work. $400 England’a ‘hand built’ ONE DIG YOU ACTUALLY IM AG INED HIS gutter work, chimneys, cleaned quilts for cottages, old work or best offer. 643-0458 after 6 DRAW. PLAN To RESEARCH THE HOOPLE BACK/ and r e p a i r e d . 30 y e a r s bench. Plus miscellaneous. p.m. •nni « CONTRIBUTION TO THE REVOLU­ experience. Free estim ates. Reasonable prices. TION W AS-HAR-RUMPH- Howley, 643-5361. 1968 CHEVELLE - SS, 4 new A FRAUD.' 6 x6' chain link dog pen, one tires, 4-speed, $950. Call 643- panel with gate. Call 228-3704. 7754 before 11 a.m. M9-4571 ROOFING - Installation and |L«UlHl4ttlNlilS,Mitto tlM), repairs, gutters, storm win ® 1975 by NEA. Inc 1 M«e In ti CiMwl______ci dows. doors. E x p e rie n ced 100 U S E D c o p p e r f i r e f f I I 2±L 1974 AUSTIN M arina, four quality workmanship. Fully in- extingu ishers, 2Vz gallons, door, AM-FM, four speed, $400, s u r e d . F r e e e s t i m a t e s . p u rch ased fro m a la r g e and take over payments, call D U N E B U G G Y 1600 ■SS9Zt Articles lor Sale 41 Wanted to Buy 49 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent R e a s o n a b le p r ic e s . R ic k hospital, in good working con- after 6 p.m. 289-1967. Volkswagen engine, with dual MICKEY FINN Burnett, 646-3005. diton, $5.95 each, 10 or more, carbs, excellent running condi ROCKVILLE - First floor, four BY HANK UKONARD $5.50 each, Gremmo & Son COLLECTOR will pay $65 for FOUR ROOMS - modern apart 1972 TOYOTA Corolla, 2-door, tion. Over $1,300. invested, will old Bisque or China head doll. ment, stove, refrigerator, all neat rooms,, adults, no pets, Heating-Plumbing 35 Sales, 819 East Middle Turn very good cond ition, new sell for $1,100. Call Bob at 649- m> MEANWHILE HE!S Call locally. 875-7356. carpeting, $185. Available security, $145. 643-9743. Michelm-X Tires, $1,500. 649- pike, Manchester, 649-9953. 0005. you CAN PROTECT ME LAUOHINQ A T US' I GI GANTI C TAG SALE August 1, married couple, 649- 9571, 643-2636. WISH WE COULD n- SE W ERLIN ES, sink lines, FU R N ISH ED three room s, -B U T KEEP AWAY FROM TWO and FOUR drawer files - A N T IQ U E S - c l o c k s , 8350. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent LEAST TAP HIS cleaned with electric cutters, private bath, split level, im MARDY-OR WE'LL ALL used - fine walnut traditional ANTIQUES phonographs, guns, glass, com CHORCHES Parts Dept. - is running condition, body in good PHONE/ by professionals. McKinney m a c u l a t e l y c l e a n , T V , desks, single drawer steel files, FURNITURE ic books, basA all cards,, pain S IX R O O M d u p le x , now open Saturdays, 9-1, 649- shape, $450. Firm. 649-5873. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com professional person preferred. clearance of miscellaneous tings, dolls, trains, statues. 646- Manchester, garage. Available 3646. pany, 643-5308. COLLECTABLES 2690, 646-1882. Adults, plenty of parking space. /\1hinking chairs from $5. Drafting tables Septem ber 1, c a ll 643-5788 1971 FORD Pinto, two door / THE & b efo re 4 p .m ., w eekdays, Call 643-1879 C3RAMPAW and drafting machines. Visit MERCURY MONTEREY-1969, sedan, Vernon Dodge; 646-2333, iSSisSj -T H E A P P IC T - UNTHINKABLE= NO JO B too sm all, to ilet VOLVOS WANTED any year, anytime, weekends,. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen our spacious showroom. Ample LAMPS two door hardtop, power 875-8521. w OB 7-3.H parking. Master charge. Fuller we will pay instant cash on the M A N C H E S T E R - t h r e e steering, power brakes, air con faucets replaced, repaired, rec THURS.-FRI.-SAT. bedrooms, second floor apart Office Furniture Co., 3580 Main spot. Call Mr. Mag. Clayton NEW DUPLEX-three bedroom, ditioning, radio, excellent run 1975 CORONET Custom, two MI TT AND JEFF rooms, bathroom remodeling, ment, in newer two-family, ful bu d fish kb Street, at 1-91, Hartford. Phone Motors 289-3461. IVz baths, appliances, full base ning c o n d itio n , c a ll M r. door hard top, low mileage, V-8, heat modernization, etc. Free ly carpeted, air-conditioned, 247-3035. ment with hookups. Available E d w a rd s , 38 W e lls S t ., automatic, power steering, air estimates gladly given. M & M and all appliances. Convenient 20- 30% AUTO BU YERS buys 1968-1975 September 1, no pets, $285, Manchester, 646-0206. conditioning, Vernon Dodge, Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. location, $245 per month. Call THREE ROOMS of furniture, cars, foreign cars, and trucks. Security deposit, call 646-8057. 646-2333, 875-8521. OFF Good prices. Call Norman 525- collect 0-617-867-3756. BATH rem od eling, vanity bedroom, dining room, living ALL ITEMS 1970 FORD Galaxie 500, 4-door, room, excellent condition. 228- 3143. air-conditioning, vinyl roof, 1967 VOLKSWAGEN fastback, cabinets, plumbing and heating M A N C H ESTER - 3 la r g e 0123. AT THE BIG RED BARN VILLAGER APARTMENTS automatic transmission, power 2-door, 39,500 miles, radio, stan repairs. Recession prices. Call rooms, one bedroom centrally 50 PEARL ST. TOP PRICES paid for used fur Five-room townhouse apart­ steering, 351 V-8 engine, $995. dard shift, 25-30 mpg, one 649-4056 to 8:30 a.m., 6 to 7 p.m. located. $170, includes heat and PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VKRMKFR AIR COMPRESSORS, New in niture, clock s, antiques or ment, 1'/2 tiled baths, 2 air- 742-9587. owner, like new. Asking $850. MANCHESTER hot water available August 1. stock, 5 h.p., $595. 10 h.p., $994. collectables, one item or a 643-9708 or 647-1908. READY, HOLtyHOCK? (M A & IN E ! MAYBE YOU'LL BE^ OR BETTER YET, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing ondltioners, wall-to-wall Phyllis Jackston Agency 646- Other sizes available at great houseful, call 875-8659, 742-9162. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN camper m ^ v WAVY MAIR, AS BEAUTIFUL AS A LIBRARIAN/.' - R epairs and rem odeling, [carpeting, full basement, 1316. READY sewer lines cleaned electrical savings. Habekost Engineering, eat, hot water, appliances, bus, electricity equipped, needs 1975 V-100, 109” wheel base, V- PRISCILLA! AFTER ALL A MOVIE STAR! ly. Prompt service on emergen 525-6049. b pets. work, $175.1963 (Jnevrolet pick 8, automatic, power steering. these cies. 643-7024. TAG SALE - Up to 50% off on □ RENTALS Business tor Rent 55 up, 327 engine, needs work, $50. Vernon Dodge, 646-2333, 875- YEARS,' ORGAN - Melo-sonic, elec furniture, odds and ends. July 649-7620 1971 Camaro, 307 engine, body 8521. BOTH HEATING and Plum tro n ic organ and rhythm 25, 26. Friday 10-9, Saturday 10- BEAUTIFUL office, heat, air needs work, $1,100. Call 646- generator, regular $559,507o off 5:30. Rain or shine. Country Rooms tor Rent 52 conditioned, parking, share 3818. 1974 DODGE Ram Charger, 3,- Copyright C' 197S bing - All heating and plumbing in ^ i t a S Boaunwnt Tr*4tMtrlilUgitUr«4 Ai repairs plus remodeling. Call for summer clearance, call 643- Loft, 254 Broad Street. FIVE ROOM apartment in two four rooms with accountant, 500 miles, V-8 automatic, power ^IMyoH^Ri^uRoittvrd ^ vMlTI* 643-1496. 5171. THOMPSON H O U SE, fu r family house, second floor, gar very reasonable, 649-1680, 649- 1973 PINTO Squire Wagon, steering. Vernon Dodge, 646- age, no pets, security $190, CAPTAIN EASY WESTINGHOUSE dishwasher, n ished ro o m s, c e n tr a lly 3549. a u to m a tic tr a n s m is s io n , 2333 or 875-8521. BY CROOKS & LAW HENCE located. Kitchen privileges. after 4, 646-6072. radials, roof rack, 23,000 miles, Flooring 36 TOW BAR - best made, sturdy, $100; kitchen set, $80; sofa and used once, $125 new, asking $70, chair, $10. Call 872-2278. Parking. Reasonable rates. imm aculate, $2895, 646-1844 call 875-49M weekdays after Phone 649-2358. SIX ROOM apartment, 3-3, in OFFICE SPACE anytime. Trucks tor Sale 62 HVlM„.MICE WORKilF ID O FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, two family house, no pets, YOU-UH- ARE MAKING EASY, I I DON'T KNOW HOW! floors like new, no waxing, 5:30, anytime weekends. NATIVE POND Shiners - up to FOR RENT SAY SOI THE OTHER HUT US LUNCH, AREN'T YOU? DID MEAN ESSEX MOTOR INN - weekly security $200, after 4, 646-6072. 1967 PONTIAC Catalina, con 1973 FORD TRUCK F250, V-8, ALL E R E C T E D - JU 5T IN (specializing in older floors). 5” lone) for bait. 437 1/2 North 250 square feet, center of 0* I MEAN- COFFEE ANP TO! HCJNESTLY! ' rooms, single $56, double $69, vertible, good running condi 4-speed, $2,700. Call 742-6914 or iriME FOR LUNCH! V A BITE TO EAT ? ^ ,UT THERE'S ONE Ceilings and inside painting. FULL QUILT, red, white and Main Sireet, Manchester. Manchester, air conditioning plus tax, continental breakfast, MANCHESTER - Unusual one tion, $350 firm. Call 649-0005 ask 742-6965. THE BORN LOSER ------It------'SURMOUNTABLE. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- b lu e ; cr o c h e t e d popcorn and parking. Call 643-9551. BY ART SANSOM s p r e a d , p ic tu r e fr a m e s , NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam air conditioning, 646-2300. bedroom Townhouse, private for George. 2222. V Hungerford m irro r; Salem cleans, rinses, and vacuums out entrances and patio, full base Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 uco-eeA MANCHESTER - Two Pearl m e n t, i n c l u d e s h e a t , 1967 CAMARO, new paint, / STEAM CARPET Cleaning. maple; old glass-door child's d i r t l e a v in g c a r p e t s Street. Under new manage 'appliances, carpeting. $230. per battery, tires, brakes, very IT'S J VOU KMOW) I'M The Master in steam carpet ch in a c u p b o a rd ; k itch e n professionally clean. Rent at □ AUTOMOTIVE EX PERT bicycle repairs, all C)) ment, Single room available. m onth. P au l W. Dougan, clean, $775, best offer, 649-4046. cleaning and hardwood floor exhaust fan; green Tole lamp. Manchester Hardware & Supp makes, models and speeds. OM A DtST! Apply manager. Apartment 1, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. sanding and refinishing is 643-9823. ly , 877 M a in S t r e e t , Peugeot, R aleigh d ealers, or call after 6, 875-3503. 1974 CADILLAC sedan de-Ville, Floorm a^ters, Inc. 119 Ann Manchester, 643-4425. Autos For Sale 61 Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- FIV E room apartment, all 17,000 miles, one owner, $5,500. Street, Hartford. Call 247-7917 FRIGIDAIRE, white electric 2098. stove, four years old, $50. Call CLEAN carpets professionally ROOM - central location, free a p p l ia n c e s , w a ll-t o - w a ll N EE D CA R? C red it bad? 646-3331. daily 9-5. carpeting, parking, washer- 646-8519. clean with new portable steam parking, kitchen privileges, B a n k ru p t? R e p o s s e s s e d ? MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - .references required. 643-2693 dryer hook ups, very clean, 1971 VOLKSWAGEN converti iitu/eeucje SAVE TO D A Y!! Have any cleaner. Rent RINSE-N-VAC at Honest Douglas accepts lowest lo w e s t r a t e s a v a i l a b l e . 7-ZV- after 5 p.m. id eal for m a rrie d couple ble, am/fm radio, very good DRIWK i t ! ^ carpet or upholstery steam TAG SALE - give away prices, Manchester Wallpaper & Paint down, sm a lle st paym ents. Immediate binding. Exclusive ) 1>7VBy HtA me seeking quiet neighborhood. condition, best offer. Call after cleaned and save 207c during all Thursday, Friday, 9-2, 107 Ver Company, 185I 1M iddle Turnpike, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. NETRA Agent. C larke In THERE'SOMW LIG H T H O U SEK EE P IN G , $225, 646-0505. 5, 649-5146. of July only. Call A&B Carpet non Street. West, 646-0143. surance Agency, 643-1126. refrigerator freezer, air con OWE-aiORlE Cleaners today. 1-668-5273. MANCHESTER - convenient 1963 D O D G E, a u to m a tic, THE FLIMSTONES GARAGE SALE- snowblower, TAG SALE - Friday - Saturday, d itio n e r, w a s h e r, d r y e r, selling for parts, best offer. MOVING- must sell second car, 1967 BSA Sp itfire, MK II, PER ^ L O M l , BY HANA-BARRERA parking. Call 643-5600. t h r e e r o o m a p a r t m e n t , excellent 1969 VW bug, 28^30. SANDING and refinishing - washer, dryer, miscellaneous. 25th-26th. 356 West S tre e t, Call after 6, 649-3854. excellent condition, must be carpeted, air conditioned, on mpg, call 742-9870. average room, 12x14, $89. July 25-26, 10-5„100 Vernon St. (R o u te 85) B o lto n . Avon, seen, serious inquiries only, ALLEY OOP FURNISHED room for rent, all site parking included, quiet BY V.T. HAMLIN In c lu d e s s a n d in g , th r e e bureaus, chairs, china closet, best offer, call 643-0358. OH, D EAR ./-AN D ^ conveniences, near bus line, neighborhood, $165, Stratford THAT'S' OX./ THIS courses, two coats of finish. CHILD'S MAPLE chifferobe quilts for cottages, old work I DON'T HAVE ANY LAST ONE STILL drawers, good condition, $30, bench. Plus miscellaneous. parking. Call 649-6914. Associates, 233-1278. MOTORCYCLE Insurance - NOW THAT WE UNDERSTAND EACH YEAH, THAT'S CHANGE FOR Floors look like new. Just wash, OTHER, SUPPOSE WE ALL PLTT OUR BETTER.' H E I^ HAS SOME TIME no waxing. Bob Jobin 649-9027. call 643-5937. Reasonable prices. Call the experts at Crockett THE PARKING REMAINING ON FURNISHED room, all com FO U R ROOM a p a rtm e n t, WEAPONS ON TH' BAR AN' HAVE IvtUO IN YOUR, METER,''.... If no answer call after 6 p.m. Agency, 643-1577. ■ FRIENDLY LITTLE DRINK ,-^YE, DUDE M IT / TAG S A LE-108 Scott Dr., July UTILITY trailer 5x8, complete forts of home, kitchen, parking. stove, refrigerator, heat, hot Shop, then 26, 9-1, sliding doors, furniture, ly enclosed. $300. Never on the Security. Call 649-4936, 649-3436. water, air-conditioning, base 1971 XLH, Sportster, Chopper, CARL’S RUG cleaning, clean m e n t s t o r a g e , la u n d r y used rugs for sale, $15 and up. lawnmower, miscellaneous. road. Call 872-8052. show condition. Must be seen, SLEEPING room for rent, 272 facilities. Garage. $235. Lease, STOP $2700, call 875-6087 after 5. Call 246-6194, 474 Park Street, MAPLE DINETTE table with Main Street, Manchester. s e c u r ity d e p o s it, a d u lts Hartford. Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 formica top, 58” long, $30, call preferred. No pets. 643-4884. S & s k c K 1971 SUZUKI 250, been in 643-8134, Apartments For Rent 53 storage, 5,000 miles. Best offer, DOG-CAT boarding r e s e r T H R EE BEDROOM apart- 646-1389. □ MISC. FOR SALE vations. Combined inside/out- merit, rribdern’ kitchen with W IS H IN G W E L L , $40, WE HAVE customers waiting side runs, partitioned privacy, refrigerator, and stove, living 1975SUICIT snowblower $25., like new brass for the rental of your apartment 1974 YAMAHA 125 Enduro germicidal lighting. Canine Articles tor Sale 41 fireplace screen and andirons, or home. J.D . Real E state room, formal dining room, half excellent condition. Reasonable Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, $25. Call 649-7139. of basement with laundry hook- 643-2375. 9 »»« Manchester, 646-5971. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ALUMINUM sheets used as u p s , no p e t s , s e c u r i t y s printing plates, .007 thick, 18x4' round pool, 2 filters, 2 LOOKING for anything in real references, $225 per month. PRIVATE riding instructions, A v a i l a b l e A u g u s t 1 5 th . Campers-Trqllers 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. years old, new liner, $200. Call estate rental — apartments, DEMO SALE 65 MR. ABERNATHY English and Western, $5.'00 per Mobile Homes BY ROLSTOiN JONE^ and FRANK RIDGEWAY Phone 643-2711. 643-7139 after 5. homes, multiple dwellings, no Philbrick Agency, R ealtors, ^AU VIRY LOW/milEACl * WIN AT BRIDGE hour, call 633-5571, anytime. 666-4200. fees. Call J.D . Real Estate TR A VEL tra ile r 28', self- N EW SPRIN T eijd ro lls. 25 THIS spot, that spot, traffic IF I JU ST COME A POODLE - AKC, black, mini, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. contained, twin beds, air- c e n t s e a c h . M a n c h e s t e r aths, too, removed with Blue OUT EVEN, iT ll J r . housebroken, shots, call 649- conditioned, full bath, will Evening Herald. Eustre carpet shampoo. E.A. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 BE WORTH rr! 2055. PREStDENTIAL sacrifice. KOA Camp ground. Jackass gets East’s goat Johnson Paint Company. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 Interstate 86 East, to exit 100, WE BUY and sell used fur VILLAGE APTS. A Michigan reader wants to KITTENS for sale, part Per baths, full basement, private take 44, 5 miles east to Moose niture. Cash on the line. One MONEY MAKING machines. know the correct response to sian, part Siamese, white. Call entrances and patio, includes MANCHESTER M ead ow R o a d , W e st piece or an entire housefull. Tremendous profits are being NORTH (D) 24 partner's one-diamond opening 646-0675. heat, appliances, carpeting, and Willington, Conn. The defense was short, sweet ‘‘You know,” he told his made from quarters. Millions A J9 3 when holding: 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 air-co n d itio n in g . $290 per One and two” bedrooms. REGAL 2-DOOR HARDTOP and unsuccessful. East rose partner, “ there is a traditional Main S tre e t R e a r, behind of dollars are being popped into m onth. Pau l W. Dougan, V K 10 8 5 FR E E KITTENS- cute, playful, Automotic, 350-4, V-8, P$, PB, AM-FM ra­ 197116' TAG-A-LONG, Self con with the ace of diamonds and way to get a jackass' attention. Douglas Motor Sales. coin operated games. For a Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. Near schools,' churches ♦ 7 housebroken, both grey and dio, whitowaiU, tintod tilt whool, t a i n e d , g a s / e l e c t r i c returned the king of spades. It You hit him over the head with A A K 6 4 V Q 5 A 4 2 small investment you can own and shopping center,, on cuttem vinyl top. A air corrdllloning. List A A K J 10 5 white females, call 649-4148, refrigerator, stove with oven, held and he continued with the a two by four. You could hai/e * K Q 9 3 2. CLEAN USED refrigerators, your own m oney m ak in g bus line. Call anytime $593675. pw$4375 WEST EAST anytime. N E W ER T h r e e -b e d r o o m pressure water, heater, toilet, queen. West thought about obtained this effect by leading The correct response is two ranges, automatic washers, machines. ‘‘Students are pum A A 10 6 4 2 A K Q Duplex -1 1 /2 baths, carpeting, sleeps 6, electric brakes, $1,500 overtaking but finally ducked. the queen and then the king of clubs. You are on your way to with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's ping 3,(X)0 quarters a week into V4 V763 POODLE- Black, male, small all appliances. $260 monthly. 646-2623 CENTURY CUSTOM 2-DR HARDTOP firm. 649-1089 after 6. East led a diamond and South spades. This unnatural play game or higher and the most Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- a single machine at the Univer Fre ch e tte & M artin, In c., AQJ95 AA 10 842 rattled off the rest of the tricks. miniature, AKC, practically Automotic. 350 V-8, PS, PB, rodio, wMto- could mean just one thing. You important thing for you to do is 2171 sity of Miami” quotes the Wall Realtors, 646-4144. A 9 7 3 A842 housebroken, shots. Call 688- wolU, tint^ gloii. tilt ttooring w l^ l. cut- 9' TOURAHOM E, Pick-up WINTHROP held just two spades. I would to give your partner correct in Street Journal. Interested? Call BY DICK CAVALLI SOUTH 9143 or 643-7116. tom vinyl top, factory oir condition, low camper, sleeps eight, stove, "You play like a jackass,” have risen with my ace and formation about your distribu 646-5807 or w rite to Video milcogo. Utt price $5726.75. SCREENED LOAM - driveway! TWO B E D R O O M lu x u ry MANCHESTER - three and S$4597 toilet, water. Veiw good condi MY OADb GOING TO MEET AAE HERE TCMORRCW A 8 7 5. shouted East. "Don't you know giv.en you a ruff to set the con tion. Make sure he will know gravel, processed gravel, sand, G a m e s , I n c ., B o x 167 townhouse, located in Highland ANP IF YOUteE THINKING VAQJ92 TWO PARAKEETS and a nice four room apartments, central tion, $895. firm. Call 647-9610. BRING HOAAE that I would have raised you in tract.” that you hold more clubs than stone and fill. George H. Grif- Manchester, Ct. 06040. Park section of Manchester. ANP I'LL REAP NtXJ SOME ABOUT UOININS THE FOREIGN ♦ K63 cage, $10, 646-1344. ly located. Avocado appliances, A NEW OOKB BOOK BEAUXIES. spades if f held king-queen and spades. fing, Andover, 742-7886. Wooded and private. For infor carpeting, no pets, $185 and $205 ELECTRA CUSTOM 2-DR. HARDTOP PICK UP CAMPER, 1969 Road LEGION, FORGET IT. AQ6 another.” AIR-CONDITIONER, Em er AM -FM tttroo A tape, foctory air cond., ^ FDR AAE. mation call 646-1616, or 649- monthly, 649-3978, 646-4780. Cruiser, 11 1/2 ft., excellent son, 115v, 14,000 BTU, excellent Boats-Accessorles PW, PS, comoring litot. cuttom londou top, S & S Both vulnerable SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury 45 5295. tilt whotl. chrome wheelt, etc. lift Q n iA r C condition, self contained, $1200, condition, $160. Call 649-3517. r West was tempted to stand up above ground pool distributor R O C K V ILL E - A v a ila b le $8246.20. r n l tt 649-3134. and poke East in the nose, but needs warehouse space. Will 18' CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. WILLINGTON, one, two, and West North East South August 1, large three room 6439 refrained for two reasons. First Answer lo Previous Puzzle sell and completely install a GARAGE SALE- Saturday and Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- three bedroom apartments, apartment, appliances, heat, 1970 MASTERCRAFT trailer, of all, he was a trifle ashamed huge 16x31' O.D. swim pool Sunday 26, 27, Ashbrook Dr., 8119. with fireplaces, central air con 1 A 1 ♦ 1 V Names hot water, centrally located, ELKTRA LIMITED PARK AVE. 4-DR. HT 4x6 m e ta l c o n s tr u c t i o n , of his play, but secondly he had l i X f pi c o m p le te w ith fe n c in g , Coventry, (off 44A, near Swamp ditioning, appliances, pool, and AM-FM itereo with tape, oIr cond., lint 1 A 2 V Pass adults only, no pets, security, cabinet^ on both sides, custom 4¥ a beautiful sarcastic speech i i i a a i D H n i a s sundeck, filter and pump. Now Rd.), moving must sell, fur sauna, pollution free country glatt, PW, P. teot, cuttom podded roof, Pass Pass Pass ACROSS 8 Encountered Garden Products 47 $155 monthly. 646-1060. carivas top and boat rack. Ideal ready.” S I S B D I l only $795. Full price financing niture, household items, ping liv ing with highway co n cruite control, power deer lockt, tilt wheel. 1 -----Lennon 9 Emporium ^^muc^nore^it^OWOTO^^^^^^^^^^ pr i«^7458 for tent camping. $225.646-3180. Opening lead — Q ♦ 6 Jack ----- 10 Siouan Indian available. Call Tony collect, pong table, clothes, and 1969 venience, appointment only, BUCKLAND FARMS opening FURNISHED 1 1/2 room ef 12 Combined 11 Hawaiian 203-232-6500. VW bug. 643-2139, 684-3081. MAIIY M O RI AT COMPABABU SAVIMCS stand corner of Adam and ficiency. Chapman apartments, Automotive Service 66 PICK 14 Oieic acid goose T o lla n d T u rn p ik e , fr e s h $155. Security. Pasek Realtors, 0 I97S by N(A . Inc. T M Htg U S Pit Off OiPUA I-ZV ABy Oswald & Jam es Jacoby ester 13 Distributes DARK RICH loam, five yards DANISH - Modern bedroom set, MANCHESTER - five large 15 Church creed cards vegetables and fruit. 289-7475, 742-8243. EUROPEAN World Motor Ser $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, $85. Not including box springs rooms, on second floor of brand SHORT RIBS 16 Sponsor 19 Negative word and mattress, 643-9973. vice LTD. offering major and BY FRANK O'NEAL 17 Compass point 21 Algonquian gravel, and stone 643-9504. SW EET CORN, sugar and new two-family, carpeting, air VERNON - three room apart S&SBUICK conditioning and dishwasher, m in o r r e p a ir s fo r Audi, 18 Sue Indians butter, also other vegetables. ment, stove, heat included.. REPS 6£T all THOSE LOOK AT THE BRIGHT WMERE ELSE CAN Langdon 22 Conger SWIMMING POOLS - Famous ROYAL Doulton figurines; separate driveways, $260 per Porsche, Volkswagen. Factory Natsisky Farm, Vernon-South Y ard, quiet neighborhood. "A Different Kind of C a r Dealer" AMERICAN-MADE T AN K S siDe, A rnold, THEY 60 TO BUY STAR GA*ERl'*i^ 20 Golf gadget 23 Not out C oleco guaranteed luxury e l e p h a n t , M e l a n ie , month, security, call 646-1379 trained, European Mechanics. 37 Eye (Scot.) 46 French verb Windsor line. 644-0?04. Security, $150. 875-9892. By CLAY R- POLLAN- 21 Tuneful 24 Breakfast item 38 Coterie 47 Forest Williamsburg lady, premiere, All work guaranteed. Bank AND PLANES IN VIETNAM- REPLACEMENT Pm sY LIBRA above ground swimming pool after 6 p.m. 81 ADAMS Sr., MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 ~ ARIIS 25 Most lacile 25 Ireland 39 Lock ol hair creature (Exit 93 0 ff 1-86 A Route 15. N oit to Agway, One Block fromColdort) Americard and Master Charge yy MAr.2i M Yeur Daily AdMIy Guide H com pletely installed. Huge $35-$55. Excellent condition, 28 Stair post 26 Fruit drinks 41 Climbing 48 Gaelic Antiques 46 2 1/2 ROOMS on Main St., in JutI 8 Minutet from Downtown HortfordI welcome. 900 West Main Street 1' According lo lA# Slori. if 16'x31' O.D. complete with 643-8522. F U R N IS H E D th r e e room I» 32 Utopian 27 Multitudes plants 50 Bud's sibling cludes heat, hot water, stove, To develop message for Friday, filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, apartment, water heat, and New Britain, 525-1233, 229-8588. 5-16-27-40e' 33 Uncommon 29 Weather word 42 Experts 51 Individual WANTED Antique furniture, refrigerator, $125, one month's reod words corresponding to numbers sundeck. fencing and stairs. On TR A ILER AWNINGS. Buy e le ctr ic included, $200 per YPi-76-77 151-72 84-M ^ 34 Paper 30 Irish stream 43 ------53 PossessiveGordon glass, pewter, oil paintings, or security, adults, call from 10 to of your Zodioc birth sign. measure 31 Sly look ly, $689. Full price. Financing from manufacturer and save month, near hospital and high JUNK CARS towed away free. yf TAUHUS SCORPIO 44 Across (comb, pronoun o th e r a n tiq u e ite m s . R. 5, 649-6159, ) Now's 31 Moy . 61 Moon 35 Coat with tin- 35 Beverage form: var.) 54 Toddler available. Limited quanity. Call 20% on seconds. Economy Can Automotive Service 66 Call 522-1162. An. io 2 0iscounr 32 Try 62 Pieosure ocr. JJ< Harrison, 643-8709. sch o o l, P h ilb r ic k Agency TOYOTA - See us for reliable lead alloy Carl collect, 525-9138. for more vas Co., 390 Prospect Street, ^ mat 10 3 You 33 Period 63 Contentious NOP- jr : I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Realtors, 646-4200. R O C KVILLE - F iv e room used Toyotas with our 60-day 4 A 34 To 64 Your 36 Feminine information. East Hartford, 289-5281. Y1-22-3W4 appellation WANTED - Antiques or collec duplex, three bedrooms, $145 100% warranty. We also buy /55-60-7I 5 Allow 35 They 65 Persor>olity THREE ROOMS - first floor, 6 You'll 36 Errors 66 Vibrotes 38 Ocean vessel 12 13 14 tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, m o n th ly , s e c u r i t y and used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, GIMINI WATERPROOF luggage rack 14 MONTH-OLD spayed female with heat and appliances, no 7 ^ 37 Courtship 67 A MGITTARIUS 40 Diverse furniture, lamps, china, etc. references. 643-2269. 345 Center Street, Manchester, COMPLETE GM 8 Let 38 To 68 Picture 15 16 for top of car. Excellent condi dog, good with children. Free to mat II 42 FBIer (ab.) Any quantity, 644-8962. pets, available immediately. 646-4321. B l ZZ SAWYER 9 Older 39 To 69 Oiscourogin^ 45 Follower good home. 649-9507. BY ROY CRANE V JUNC JO 17 18 19 20 tion. $50. Call anytime. 568-4376. One month's security. Can be ELLINGTON 10 There's 40 To 70 Money-wise DK. 21 ^1 46 Dutch city 11 A 41 Mor>oge 71 WontirYg seen from 5-7:30 p.m. 30 Church ' aw, SHUCKS! ONLV TWO , 7 T 8 - 3 2 - 4 3 8-19-30-4)^ 49 Johnny ----- A N T IQ U E S W A N TE D - WE PAY $15 for complete junk WE DON'T WHY-. AHEM...THAT'S" UMMM! DON'Tr T W HERE'S 12 The 42 Moke 72 Your 21 22 23 24 USED WASHER, two 9x12 oval GARAGE SALE - Friday - Sun REPAIRS ROOMS ANP A BATH, MRS. 1 ),'S 4 -6 3 -7 3 52-57-68 American furniture, oriental Street. TICK TOOK cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto MIND. AND ME befor e 1 WAS I SMELL ROAST YOUR 13 Rosy 43 To 73 Motters 52 Baby ----- braided rugs, one set, double day, Ju ly 25th-27th. Cedar WHAT A SAWYER... NOT EVEN AMY ' CANCIR 14 Could 44 Don't 74 And CAPRICORN 55 "Lily maid of rugs, paintings, pewter, Wind Body, 528-1990. WHO ARE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPI- SUCKLING PIG GARDEN 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Swamp Road, North Coventry, • COLLISION PARLIHG FURNITURE YET. ? i JUNE il l5D oy 45Stort 75 InlluerKes Astolal" mattress and box spring, 649- FURNISHED - two room heat, THESE INTER- ON OF THE U.S. NAVY. THE OVEN? sor chairs, crocks, jugs. Ron . TOWER PLACE, MR. 16 No 46 Don't 76 Importont 56 Shops 32 33 2790. Can be reached from 44A or hot water, stove, refrigerator, THE OTHER'S MY BABY iijuir 11 JAN. If Dionne, 643-1691. A new 1 bedroom townhouse apart­ 1972 GRAN Torino Brougham, ESTING 17 Be 47 In 77 Pei>le 57 Feels Route 31. Tape record ers, • MECHANICAL SWEENEY' SISTER LUCILLE WHEN 18 CoTKiliotory 48WeddirYg 78 Conditions M2-23-34 jr 1 ■ u t il it ie s su p p lied , apply ment community featuring private en­ pow er s t e e r in g , a i r c o n peopl e!* Y 3-14-25-36 58 Cubic meter 34 35 PICNIC TABLES with benches P o laro id c a m e ra , show er Marlow's, 867 Main St. trances, open staircase, wall to wall WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS SHE WAS THE S TA R /47-59-70 19 Your 49 Put 79 Could 145-67-80-861. ditioning, AM-FM stereo, stan 20 People 50 Weather 80 New ■ 1 doors, camping equipment and Wanted to Buy 49 carpeting, range, refrigerator, dis­ CARS AND TRUCKS FULLBACK AT YIPPA- LIO AQUARIUS attached, screwed together. 7', dard transmission, $500 below 21 A 51 Pilot 81 More DOWN 36 38 39 many other items. Come see. posal, pantry unit, cathedral beamed JULY 11 JAN. 10 ^ 1 $ 35; 8', $40. Call 646-8619 T H R EE ROOM apartm ent, living room, 1 Vi baths, open balcony, book price,'872-4122. Genuine Parts 22 Testing 52 The 82 A 1 ------Allyson anytime. WANTED - 14' aluminum boat h e a t, hot w a t e r , s t o v e , abundant closets, air conditioning, € ^Aue. 11 23 Time 53 Your 83 Before HI. II 40 41 Factory Trained Mechanics 24 Promises 54 Arbitrott 84 Finonciot 2 Cuckoo TAG SALE - three family, with or without trailer. Call 646- master TV antenna, 24 hour 2-13-24-35^ refrigerator, security, 643-6311. 4-15-26-37 25 Moke 55 Be 65 Ship blackbirds 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 superintendent service, laundry and R O A D R U N N E R - 1972 146-61-82-90'^ W ESTINGHOU1SE washing Saturday and Sunday, 7/26 & 0794. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE '& !4 8 -5 6 -7 9 -8 7 26 For 56 Bells 86 Deol 3 French resort ■ ■ ■ ■ storage area In basement. No pets. Plymouth, 400 Cu. in., V-8, machine, good condition, $50. 7/27, LO-7. 14 'Carter Street, F O U R ro o m a p a r t m e n t, Immediate through August tat. oc­ CALL 646-6464 VIRGO 27 One 57 SocibI 87 Ring PISCIS 4 Summer (Fr.) 49 50 51 52 53 54 power steering, power brakes, 28 Abie 56 Life 86 Pleasant HI- It 5 Decade also sun lamp $5. Call 643-6591. Bolton. Large size clothes, OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices Manchester, $150. plus security. cupancy, Rent $235 per month In­ / I , 4US- » 29 Tendency 59 Judgment 89 Work cluding heat and not water, nease 6 Moved with an 55 56 books, handmade jewelry, pin for your old dolls, $65. and up automatic trasmission, mag sffr. 12 30 Mote 60 Found 90 Thing MAR. 2 0 ^ ^ Call aRer 5 p.m.. 644-9635. call 872-6343 or 875-9676. Monday easy gait ball machine, air-conditioner, wheels, AM-FM stereo, new 6-17-28-39^ FRONT picture window with for China and bisqu.e dolls. $100 through Friday, 8-5 p.m. Directions: I- • t2jy ,10-21-29-38 Good (^Adverse M^Ncuffil 7 Guido's high 57 58 prom gow ns, 1966 F o rd , tires, low mileage, excellent '4 9 -6 2 -8 3 89 61 50-69-78 Y& s to r m window to m a tc h . and up for Bye'lo. Never gwe or SIX ROOMS, qlose to bus line, 66 to exit 95. Route 83 north 8 miles, Garter Chevrolet 7 -1 4 prM"/ £ note 48”x54'', price, best offer. Call women's and men's clothing. sell a doll without getting our no pets, security deposit. Call left on Route 286, % mile on right. condition, $2495, or best offer. iooa MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER 289-3889. -NKWSl'M'KII KMKHI’IIIn K \S-.V 647-1143. Toys, linens, miscellaneous offer. Call locally, 875-7356. 643-8418. i I Y PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 24, 1975

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Mary Cheney Library Junior United Methodist Women of at the Manchester State Ar- Room will have a preschool South Church will meet tonight mory, 330 Main St. Ovw 40 Ttwt of UMxealM Smv Im W’re GoreriATiONS story time for children 4- and 5- at 7:30 at Susannah Wesley Hall Open 24 Hours Dally years old Friday from 10:30 to of the church. FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE II a.m.i There will be a meeting of the When anyone wanted to have creatures. Not so different are Organization of The Han- their horses shod they had a they? And the whole general United Pentecostal Church dicapped (OTH) Monday from ^GOOD Jehovah’s Witnesses will choice of nearly a dozen design. Smaller weaker will have a Bible study tonight 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Mayfair M©bil have a theocratic ministry blacksmith shops in forelegs and larger powerful at the church, 187 Woodbridge Garden Social Hall on Main and HEATING OILS school tonight at 7:30 and a ser- SOUND’ Manchester. Not so with oxen. hind legs. Why even we haven’t St. N. Main St. All handicapped vice meeting at 8:35 at O.C. can remember only one developed entirely away from it persons living east of the river OIL BURNER & shop that was equipped to han- yet. Kingdom Hall. reason to Manchester Composite under age 65 are invited to this HEATING INSTALLATION dle oxen. That was known as Blacksmith shops were very Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol social meeting. For directions “Murray’s” tho’ a man with a interesting places for us “young The executive board of the will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 call 646-5015 or 646-7786. 643-5135 LISTEN! different name was operating it fry.” ’There was much to learn 315 Center St. Manchester just before it was abolished. It besides some language not so was located on the south side of desirable. How deftly the smith Highland St. about a hundred or could hold up the horse’s foot more yards east of Gardner St. while fitting and nailing the and opposite a saloon which has shoe! And the choice names he since been converted into a could call a horse that bore

dwelling. down heavily on him!

There was a heavy frame Most horses were docile made of 6”x6” timbers in which ' enough but occasionally one

an ox was trussed up for would get rambunctious. Then a

shoeing. Of course an ox hoof is helper used a short stick with a

rope loop through one end. The cloven and requires a shoe in loop was put around the two pieces instead of one as a horse has. recalcitrant’s upper lip and

The horse’s hoof is what has twisted until he learned that the

developed from the nail on his pain in his lip was directly

middle toe when his ancestors related to his unruly actions. Horses are very intelligent and were dinasaurs or some such three-toed monsters. You can soon learn what is best for

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