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MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 233 ManchBstBT A. City of VillogB Chorm twenty-four pa g es — two sect ions pr ic e: fift een cents

No Talks Slated

At Electric Boat NYC Sanitation Men 1

GROTON (UPI) — Police have arrested

17 people since a strike started Tuesday at

Electric Boat, the nation’s nuclear sub- marine factory, and there has been no in- End Wildcat Strike

dication that contract talks will soon By United Press, International The state lawmakers are considering a resume. their joint statement said. The president of New York City’s plan which would give New York City Groton Police Wednesday arrested an Asked when he expected his men to Electric Boat employe for allegedly hit- sanitation union said today his striking authority to raise another $300 million in return to work, DeLury replied, ting a striker while trying to cross a picket members would return to their jobs taxes and solve a financial problem that “immediately” ending a three-day wild- has forced the layoff of thousands of city “immediately.” A sanitation department line. Otherwise, the second day of the spokesmen confirmed that garbage trucks walkout of 10,000 workers at the huge cat strike which has piled up 70 million employes, including several thousand were getting ready to roll. shipyard was calm. pounds of rotting garbage on city streets. sanitation workers. Almost 3,000 sanitationmen had been No new contract talks have been “I am pleased to announce that a solu- DeLury joined Mayor Abraham Beame among the thousands of city workers laid scheduled since negotiations broke off tion has been reached so that all at a news conference at City hall to an- off by the city in its effort to meet a moun- Monday night about an hour before the sanitationmen may resume work,” union nounce the agreement. "A good faith ef- ting budget crisis. strike began. Both sides said they would President John DeLury told a news con- fort will be made to restore as many jobs In an action directly related to the gar- a.wait a call for resumption from federal ference. However, DeLury cautioned that as possible in the Sanitation Department bage problem, firemen protesting the mediators. “the solution cannot be permanent until through a combination of the application eliminatiion of 26 fire companies began a State police said they arrested one the state legislature enacts the legislation of increased local taxes, uncommitted slowdown and mass sick calls, leaving the striker Wednesday for reckless use of the requested bv the city.” federal funds and additional retirements,” force unable to cope with hundreds of fires highway by a pedestrian and a second for set in piles of trash by youngsters in slum improper display of marker plates oii his neighborhoods. motorcycle. “It’s a hostile situation,” a fire captain Groton police said they later arrested Lebanon Strife Lessens said to^y. “They’re starting fires and two more men on the picket line and barricading streets. We’ve been bom- charged them with disorderly conduct. No barded.” injuries have been reported since the under New Cease-Fire Police in New York voted Wednesday strike started. against a strike. “We will not endanger Tuesday, the first day of the strike, was the public,” said the president of the marked by 12 arrests and charges of police BEIRUT (UPI) — Premier Rashid Kar- officials in Pakistan and was making a mai called in his cabinet today to review, stopover in Beirut en route back to his post Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association, brutality, which police denied. Gov. Ella which has lost more than 5,000 members in security in a Lebanon gradually returning when he was seized by a gang of about 20 T. Grasso was investigating the charges. the layoffs. Burning Garbage in New York City to normal after 10 days of street fighting armed men. He has not been seen since. The arrests came when scuffling broke But the police union called on its that claimed nearly 300 lives and saw an Karmi, who blamed Israel for in- out as nonstriking employes accompanied members to observe all “ safety American army officer kidnaped by a stigating the current round of bloodshed in by policemen tried to cross the picket line. Youths stand behind a burning barricade of garbage at 120th and Second Ave. precautions” on the job and said it would gang of armed men. Lebanon, issued a brief statement after The governor’s chief legal advisor, in East Harlem early today. With more than 70 million tons of garbage piled give “logisti&l support” to laid-off cops Police reported scattered violations of a his two-hour cabinet session, the first full Aaron Ment, Wednesday went to the fac- up in the streets of New York City, residents started the burning. The pile up who have been picketing City Hall. tory, where the Navy’s nuclear sub-, cease-fire arranged between feuding meeting of his two-day-old “salvation came from a wildcat strike by sanitationmen protesting the layoff of fellow rightist and leftist factions, but said the government.” In it he condemned Officials estimated Wednesday that 35,- marines are built, to observe picketing by workers by the city in its attempts to trim expenses. (UPI photo) 000 tons, or 70 million pounds, of garbage members of the Metal Trades Council. uneasy peace appeared to be holding, sporadic fighting that continued in several had accumulated throughout the city, and A union spokesman said the two issues thanks largely to heavily armed security Beirut suburbs occupied by the opposing units patrolling Beirut’s battered streets. factions. the backlog was growing at a rate of 18,000 blocking agreement on a new contract tons per day. were wage hikes and a company attempt The latest casualty figures for the 10 “This sort of thing cannot be allowed to Joblessness Unchanged days of warfare between Christians and Private refuse removal services nor- to change contract language governing the continue,” he said. mally handle another 10,000 tons of gar- workers’ productivity. Moslems showed 290 persons died and 750 Police reported 13 explosions during the were Injured in the rocket, mortar, bomb bage daily, and their operations have been The council turned down a three-year night in Beirut and its suburbs. Fire slowed down by city workers picketing and rifle battles. destroyed a flour mill in the Chiah district offer including a 33-cent-an-hour wage in- Due to Student Influx landfill sites. U.S. Embassy officials said . they still and more than a dozen explosions rocked crease and improvements in health, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation’s Although the unemployment rate last In ^Pennsylvania, a string of court in- hospital and pension plans, a company had no word on the whereabouts of shops and businesses in other parts of the unemployment rate dropped 0.6 per cent month w,as not so encouraging as it might junctions has dampened the effects of a spokesman said. American Army Col. Ernest R. Morgan, country to 8.6 per cent in June, but due to an influx appear by the size of the drop from May, it 43, abducted from a taxi Sunday night on Most shops in the city operated normal- public workers strike, forcing thousands DeGregory said the union wants an 89- of pickets back to work in state mental of students entering the labor market the was a signal that rising unemployment the outskirts of the city. ly today and streets were jammed with cent wage increase with a cost-of-living and general hospitals. A powerful labor jobless situation remained unchanged may have halted. Morgan, with the U.S. military com- cars. Green-uniformed military officers escalator built into any multiple-year leader urged other workers to agree to a from May, the Labor Department The six-tenths of 1 per cent decline from mand in Ankara, Turkey, had attended a directed traffjc at street corners, often pact. fact-finding period that would end the reported today. the 9.2 per cent in May was at the lower meeting of Central Treaty .Organization watched by police manning armored per- strike, but there was no response from the end of a scale that government analysts sonnel carriers and jeeps. unions. had estimated would be needed to show Convoys of military vehicles clanked Elsewhere around the nation, other improvement in the jobless picture, which through downtown streets at regular inter- Eastern Jet Crash public employes feeling the pinch of reces- had been deteriorating for the past 14 vals and soldiers armed with rifles and Ford Proposes Uniform sion budgets either walked off tJie job or months. wearing red or brown berets lounged Toll Rises to 113 threatened strikes. The Bureau of Labor Statistics, which around many intersections. NEW YORK (UPI) - The death toll of In Albany, N.Y., the state’s legislative compiles the monthly data, said employ- Pollution Claim System ment held steady at 84.4 million workers the Eastern Air Lines jet crash last week leaders forged a plan Wednesday night in June. Employment rose in the nonfarm rose to 113 today with the death in giving the city authority to levy $300 WASHINGTON (UPI) - President with the federal government in seeking sector but was offset by a matching Jamaica Hospital of a Louisiana chemist. The Lottery million worth of new taxes. Mayor Ford announced today he will submit to new ways to preserve it. decline in agriculture, BLS said. A spokesmen for the hospital identified Abraham Beame, who spent the night in Congress a proposal to establish a uniform “This is not a federal concern alone,” he Although the number of workers held the victim as Norman Van Winkle, 37, of The Connecticut State Lottery number the state capital, was not available for system for handling claims resulting from said. “We all breathe the same air —or steady in June, the total labor force for Lake Charles, La., who worked for the drawn in East Hartford this morning was comment on whether the additional fund oil pollution damages. smog.” purposes of calculating the jobless rate Olin Chemical Co. 01 Orange 115. The bonus number was would enable him to placate the municipal Ford said he would submit the plan after He said an active partnership between 97036. declined by 600,000 in June, BLS said. The spokesmen said Van Winkle died at unions by rehiring laid-off workers. Congrss returns from its Fourth of July federal, state and local agencies has This decline contributed to the about 4:50 a.m. recess. brought about remarkable improvement “technical” drop in unemployment “There is no precise cause of death* as He said it would set up a comprehensive, in air and water qualities in some areas. although in actual terms, the jobless rate yet,” the spokeman said, but Van Winkle uniform system for dealing with such “Lake Erie —the butt of many a joke was unchanged from May. A study of suffered burns over 50 per cent of his body Fireworks Display Set pollution cases, including filing liability —was virtually written off by some as un- figures for July will be necessary before a and broken legs in the crash last Tuesday and settling claims. salvageable,” Ford said. “It now shows better analysis of unemployment con- of Eastern Flight 66. He said his proposal will implement signs of a healthy recovery. Even more ditions can be made. The crash was the worst single-plane two international conventions, now under encouraging, salmon have reappeared in The statistical quirk which somewhat disaster in U.S. history. Van Winkle’s consideration by Congress, dealing with the Connecticut and Hudson rivers. For Night of the Fourth distorted the jobless figures is directly death leaves 11 survivors of the 727 crash, the problem of oil pollution caused by “They cough a lot, but they have a number of them with severe burns. tied to the influx of summer workers. will be fired from Wickham Park’s highest tankers on the high seas. reappeared.” With the weatherman cooperating and point. Vehicular traffic will be banned He said he considers this initiative to be But Ford said the environment isn’t the with hot weather promised through Sun- from entering Wickham Park and “of great national importance” since only issue. day, Manchester residents today looked America’s energy needs “require the “I pursue the goal of dean air and pure forward to a pleasant holiday weekend — Manchester and East Hartford residents Wholesale Prices Drop are advised to view the display from high accelerated development of our offshore water but I must also pursue the objective with swimming, boating, picnicking, vantage points. oil and gas resources” and the increased of maximum jobs and continued economic products fell fast enough to offset a visiting, driving or just lazing around use of deep water ports. progress,” he said. “Unemployment is as WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wholesale relatively modest 0.4 per cent rise for in- some of the things-to-do in prospect. The display will begin about 9:15 p.m. prices, registering their fifth decline in and will last about an hour. Rain dates are Ford made the announcement in an ad- real and sickening a blight as any pollutant dustrial commodities, which includes The highlight „of the three-day holiday dress prepared for delivery in Cincinnati that threatens this nation.” seven months, dropped 0.1 per cent in steel, petroleum and other industrial will be an aerial fireworks display in Saturday, July 5, and Sunday, July 6, if at the dedication of the new $30 million And he said that if accomplishing an en- June, the Labor Department said today. goods. Wickham Park, courtesy of the needed. Contributions to the fireworks National Environmental Research Center. vironmental objective would slow the U.S. The June decline after small increases Manchester Bicentennial Committee, the fund may be sent to Bicentennial Com- Wholesale prices have risen 11.6 per effort to regain energy independence and a in April and May was another indication cent in the past 12 months, high by American Legion Post and the City of mittee, care of Manchester State Bank, From Cincinnati, Ford was sceduled to stronger economy, “then we must weigh that the inflationary pressures of 1973-74 historical standards but a much softer in- East Hartford. P.O. Box 1445, Manchester, Conn. 06040. were continuing to ease. fly to Cleveland to speak at the Cuyahoga all of the factors with he needs of the flation rate than late last year when farm Traditionally the highlight of the July Friday is a legal holiday for all The wholesale index now stands at 173.7, municipal, state and federal employes. County GOP fund-raising dinner. He future and the demands of the present in and industrial prices were increasing at a 4th celebration, fireworks haven’t been plann^ to return to Washington tonight. compared with the 1967 base of 100. This displayed in Manchester since 1971 and, to Banks will be closed and there won’t be mind. I will do my best to neglect rate better than 20 per cent annually. “As long as I have anything to say about neither.” means that a representative sample of The 1.4 per cent drop in prices of farm all indications, had become a thing of the any mail delivery. Refuse pickup will be it,” Ford said, “this country’s symbol will commodities sold in wholesale markets products and processed foods took normal past. Now, they’re back and town suspended and all town services will be on never be an empty beer can in a river of has risen in price from $100 eight years seasonal factors into account. On an un- residents have expressed the hope they’ll an emergency basis only. Manchester ago to $173.70 last month. garbage.” adjusted basis prices in this category rose be back next year also, and the year after stores will close but will open for business Leading the decline for June were farm He urged those concerned with the Wallace Breaks Leg 0.6 per cent, less than usual for mid- that, etc. as usual Saturday. quality of America’s environment to join Without Knowing It prices, down 1.4 per cent. Agricultural summer. The display will be entirely aerial and The Manchester Herald, as has been its traditional custom, won’t publish Satur- day Friday, July 4. It will publish as usual

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP) -Gov. Saturday. George Wallace somehow managed to Have a safe and sane 4th and drive fracture his left leg without knowing it. carefully. But his physician says the break should heal without difficulty.

No The leg is paralyzed as the result of a wound-be assassin’s bullet May 15, 1972, that left Wallace confined to a wheelchair. Herald Red Cross Appeals The injury is not expected to affect Wallace’s campaign for the Democratic For Blood Donors

Friday presidential nomination. He had an- nounced he would devote most of his atten- FARMINGTON (UPI) - The Connec- ticut Red Cross will be collecting urgently tion in the next few months to Alabama problems, and had scheduled only two out- needed blood at its state headquarters of-state speeches during July and August. Friday and Saturday to try to end a critical July 4 weekend shortage.

A spokesman said even the most com- mon blood type, 0 positive, is in short supply. Hours at the Connecticut Red Cross

Inside Today Blood Center at 209 Farmington Ave. will be8:30a.m. to2:30p.m. Friday and 9 am . Area Profile ...... Pages 6,7,10,18 to I p.m. Saturday. Senior Citizens...... Page2 Dear Abby ...... Page 9 O' < Old Codger ...... Page 2 A. Neighbor’s Kitchen ...... Page 8 V', _ Vernon Honor Roll ...... Page 7 The Weather Assumption Honor Roll ...... Page 3 Business ...... Page 17

Mostly cloudy with thundershowers like- SAM ...... Page 19 ly and high temperatures near 80. Mostly Thoughts Aplenty...... Page 13 Beating the Heat

cloudy and cooler tonight with possible Legion Wins ...... Page 13 For those who want to escape the heat and cannot spend The largest is Globe Hollow on S. Main where this view of scattered showers and lows near 60. Legion 'Tourney ...... Page 14 the holiday at the Cape or the Shore; there are the evening swimming was taken Wednesday. (Herald photo Cloudy Friday with a chance of showeri Softball, soccer...... Page 14 several swimming pools located throughout Manchester. by Pinto) and the highs again near 80. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., July 3, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., July 3. 1975- PAGE THREE

NATiONAl WfATHIN SINVICf 40RfCA$t to 7a M 1ST T - 4 - 7 5 —» MHS Reports ^^29.94 29.77 \ Andrea Hanson Being Mailed Nurses, Hospital SEATTLE/ Report cards with the final marks for Heads Players Manchester High School To Meet Monday V students are being mailed MINNEAPOLIS Andrea Hanson of Talcott- responding secretary; Carol now to the students’ Mediators for both Local 26 of several major and mmor eWVORK ville has been elected president French of Vernon, recording homes, said a high school the Connecticut Nurses economic factors including LC H IC A*0*,‘ coieriATioNS \ of the Tri-Town Players for the secretary. spokesman. Association and Manchester wages and vacations. ll-itEMTSl- wm-WMaun.apB'i 1975-76 season. She succeeds Committee chairmen are They should be received Memorial Hospital have called Daniel Lein. « Gerry and Geri D’Auteuil, a meeting for Monday night in While watching the large sea in the next few days. BURNSIDE At our place in the woods we Crows and blue jays will S A N F R A N C IS C O lo E N V EIR Ms. Hanson has been a patrons Robert Blodget and East Hartford to continue turtles in their crawls at Key SMWWMHun, Linra.* s a w make friends from the wild, not become very tame and can be member of the Players for Mariella Luginbuhl, ad-book; J. negotiations on an unsettled EXPERT West, O.C. wished Jie could of those from a long line of fed by hand and fondled. three years during which time Alan Rice, public relations ; nurses contract, said a hospital “THE FOUR have a suitable place to keep generations under human in- Our most surprising f V .Y she also served f jr two years as Joy Bale, hospitality. spokesman. RODY WORK one. They were said not to be ill OUT MUSKETEERS” (pq) fluence. From own experience was with a mature 3000 LOSANStLES 'A T L A N T A treasurer. 'The next meeting of the Tri- Area YWCA The nurses' two-year con- tempered or dangerous as our experience we know it’s possi- 7:30 9:25 mother partridge or ruffed Other officers elected are Town Players will be in tract expired June 30 at which at largest turtles, the snappers, ble to form mutual friendships 30.00 Plans Events grouse. She had a newly Solange Quick of Vernon, vice- September at the Lottie Fisk time Local 26 served the are. They should be very in- with wild birds of many kinds, hatched brood with her when DALLAS president for business; Steve Building in Henry Park, Hartford Region YWCA has hospital with a 10-day strike DISCOUNT PRICES “GONE WITH teresting pets for anyone who squirrels, rabbits, snake, frog, we first met. It was love at first lOWEST TEMriRATUtlS Hanks of West Springfield, Rockville. Anyone interested in scheduled three summer events notice. could spend enough time with and fish and know of friends sight. Why, we can’t explain. THEWWD” ^«0. NEW ORLEANS V. J MIAMI Mass., vice-president for working on shows and learning Previous negotiation sessions Boland’s Discount them. who have made pets of racoon, for YWCA members and their .7:30 She stayed with us several technical production; Nancy more about theater is welcome. friends. have failed in reaching a O.C. never tried taming a tur- fox and skunk. years, very friendly. Nested Auto Sales /1-iV Rice of Manchester, treasurer; For more information, call A trip to Tanglewood is mutual agreement. The tle. Of course, taming is mostly It is well known that the little near us and raised chicks each >IEGEN0 < Laurie Hay, 872-0966. mediators will negotiate on 309 C E N T E R S T R E E T Laurie Hav of Vernon, cor- planned for July 12. Lunch will ______640-0320 gaining the confidence of the black cap chick-a-dee are the year until a fox or something TK E be served at Blantyre Castle subject so it is not afraid of you. most friendly toward (perhaps got her on the nest one night. RAIN and dinner in the cafeteria at EAST WINDSOR This is not difficult if the we should say most fearless of) DRIVE-IN RT.5 Tanglewood. Seats have been process is started at an early people. We have a few to eat out We have a chewink or two- ./4 S H O W EN S ^ fto w reserved for the evening con- 3351 age and continued steadily. If of our hands all year round, but hee we call “Bobbie.” We think cert. The featured soloist is any very long lapse is permitted flocks of them in the winter he is the granddad of our flock. UFI Wl ATHtN fOTOCAST ® Ballet School Sets it may require a fresh start. The first year we saw him with David Zinman in an all Mozart when their natural food is not Profitable Party program. NOTICE Although each species has plentiful. They go into our a mate they nested with us and IN For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. During Thursday night, generally fair weather is Summer Program The next event is July 22, certain typical traits and pockets for sunflower seeds, succeeded in taking a family Jack McVeigh of The Bike Shop at 180 Spruce St., representing the Main Street Better- expected to cover the major part of the nation with skies ranging from clear to partly when a buffet supper will be behavior, they are in- land on O.C.’s pipe when he’s south for the winter. It seems ment Association, hands check to Muriel Werbner, executive director of the Manchester $240b cloudy. A few showers, however, may be scattered over the Pacific Northwest, mid The School of the Hartford in specialized areas of the served at the Hartford YWCA. dividualists all. When we are smoking. If we try to take a that tribe came back to us and unit of the American Cancer Society. The $239.75 check represents profits from a down- Rockies, upper Texas and the mid Atlantic states. Minimum temperatures include: (ap- Ballet will offer classical dance, offers training in pas de After dinner the group will mi associated with any group for shot at something, we have to multiplied to a flock. town block party held at the St. James Parking Lot. (Herald photo by Bevins) MATINEE DAILY 2 P.M. prox. max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 66 ( 88), Boston 62 (78), Chicago 69 ( 90), Dallas ballet, modern dance and jazz deux, composition, jazz, board chartered buses to go to Well Be Open some tim e we learn to keep shaking them off the rifle Old Bobbie is the last to leave ( ), as well as an intensive six-week Spanish dance, classical ballet, Oakdale for the evening perfor- THE RIGGEST 006 recognize them well enough to barrel in order to see the sights. and the first to return. He is the 71 (93), Denver 60 ( 88), Duluth 59 (86), Houston 69 87 Jacksonville 66 (93), Kansas City iJIGBY IN THE WORLD” PLUS workshop during its 1975 pointe technique and mance by the Carpenters. PETER BOYLE give them distinguishing One seemed to enjoy being only one that will come to O.C. 72 (90), Los Angeles 58 (68), Miami 74 (88), New Orleans 69 ( 88), New York 67 ( 83), summer program. varialjons. The YWCA is also sponsoring "jo r names. petted. when called. Phoenix 80 (104), San Francisco 55 (70), Seattle 57 (77), St. Louis 69 ( 92), Washington M Ail Day Friday, Ciasses for children and Included in the summer a trip to New York City for a ( 88). » Assumption Honor Roll MTMEES SAT.-SUN EASTHmORO adults are scheduled both mor- faculty are Michael Uthoff, ar- doubleheader between the New ning and evening in three-week tistic director of the Hartford York Yankees and the Boston QQ. TIL 5 P.M. DRIVE-IN - RT 5 Alison Gracie, Sandra Keeney, FOR SENIOR CITliZENS The honor roll for the fourth Grade 7 sessions July 7 to July 25, and Ballet; Lisa Bradley, principal Red Sox, with reserved seats the 4th of July! Lynne Koras, Linda Landry, BOTH CINES quarter and the year at High Honors —Maureen July 28 to Aug. 15. dancer of the company and near the first base line at Shea By W ALLY FORTIN Philip LeBlanc, Michael Assumption Junior High School Flavell. The two three-week sessions Uthoff’s assistant; Enid Lynn Stadium. McDonnell, Anna Moriarty, 2nd FU N W EEKI (PG ) c ^ A liU ls f ic ld A ) t i \ v in has been announced. Honors —Sean Byrne, offer courses for beginning, in- of Manchester, executive direc- Information on the summer ALL MEDICINAL The following students have Monique Cormier,' Karen Donald Murphy, Kathryn termediate and advanced tor; and Robyne Watkin who events and membership in the Mr. and Mrs. John Ferrell who Nason, Elizabeth Negri, Sonia “THE 4 MUSKETEERS” Hi! The big news around the hardworking cook, Geri Kelley. TV TONIGHT been named: Damiata, Michael Evans, Ray- students of ballet, and classes has appeared with the Theatre YWCA may be obtained at the EVES 7:15 »:15 SAT. MAT. 2 PM recently celebrated their 50th Ortega, Karen Plourde, Mary Now thru Tues. • Ph. 4 23 ^1 center is about our registration She is taking over for the mond Gagnon, Lionel Lessard, in general ballet, modern and de la Danse in Paris and the Nutmeg Program Center at the SUN. 1:15 3:15 S!1S 7:15 9:15 fllG JIM anniversary. We wish them the YEAR SERVICES AVAILABLE... y for the Gloucester-Rockport summer meals, and boy, she is Carmelo Pellegrino, Jeannine Grace Quick, Jodi Ricci, jazz technique. Royal Ballet in London. Community Y or by calling the best of health, and many more TONIGHT Grade 6 trip scheduled foj July 10. We getting baptized the hard way. 12:30 Get Christie Love ...... 8-40 Salone, Ronald Senna, John Denise Salone, Steven Scutnik, The six-week workshop, Hartford Region YWCA, 525- MITCHU>« happy years together. High Honors —Mary Evans, For further information and started signing the members up I’m sure she’ll get lots of 6:00 Movie...... 5 Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 Sullivan. Margaret Sullivan, David Tut- 1163, ext. 258. Kathleen Hession, Margaret designed to provide experience registration, call 525-9396. at 8 o’clock Monday, and by needed help from our members. I’m beginning to think that News...... 3-8-22-30 Geraldo Rivera...... 8 Firing Line ...... 24 Grade 8 tle, Edward Vilga, Robert ^‘Drive Carefully; Have a Safe our members had a real long Sullivan. 10:30 we had filled four buses. We ask all you folks attending Bewitched ...... 5 1:00 Decision Makers ...... 57 High Honors —Margaret Yorgensen. ORINDINO, winter, because the demand for Honors —Maureen and Happy 4th of Jwfy” lA o O That adds up to 180 members the picnic to have patience and Wild Wild West ...... 9 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Laneri, Andrew Hagenow, Lisa Grade 7 TIRe-SCRCAMINO, trips, especially the one day 10:30 Berryman, Lisa Canapari, Ran- and we even started a waiting realize this turnout is really Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 1:30 Sossin. High Honors —Maureen Lutz Announces Summer Schedule NEW 4CTNM TIMLER (PG) HOTWDDINQ type trips. Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 dall Caron, Randall Davison, JAM ES MITCHUM PLUS BOOTUO SHINEIlist. For this trip which includes something, and therefore there The Honeymooners...... 20 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 Honors —Harry Carr, Elaine Flavell. We just heard that the Black Perspective...... 57 Sheila Dupuis, Diana Flavell, B U R T R E Y N O L D S In a meal at the Peg Leg will be some confusion. Also Electric Company...... 24-57 Daigle, Sean Foley, Nancy Honors —Sean Byrne, Teri The Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Wednesday Special, an after- There are still openings in ‘MOONRUNNERS Lawrence Welk Show will be 11:00 Joseph Foley, JoAnn Frechette, The Man Wlw Loved Cat Dancing Restaurant. We will leave the may we remind you that if you Bonanza...... 40 .Galligan, Renee Girard, Doris Dandeneau, Karen Damiata, Cedar St., will be open free-of- noon with something extra. several of the art workshops, at the Hartford Civic Center News...... 3-8-22-30-40 Michael Girard, Alison Gracie, EVES 7:30 9:30 SAT. MAT. 2 PM Senior Center at 8 o’clock. have those folding outdoor 6:30 Heidcavage, Robert Melanson, Monique Cormier, Michael charge from 2 to 5 p.m.Tuesday Between 2 and 4 p.m., visitors nature classes and Thursday , SUN. 1:30 3:30 5:30 7:30 9:30 Starts Wed. BAjW BI Aug. 25. In order for us to get The Best of Groucho...... 5 David Keeney, Sandra Keeney, morning happenings. For more Well, Monday started our new chairs to bring them along, as News...... 3-8-20-22-30 FRIDAY Mark Murphy, Karin Shaer, Evans, Raymond Gagnon, through Sunday throughout Ju- may find a craft demonstration, any tickets we must register Celebrity Tennis...... 9 Lynee Koras, Linda Landry, information, call 643-0949. Flaa MarfcBt Every Sunday" group of volunteers, and I sure they’ll be more comfortable. I Love Lucy ...... 5 John Storey, Nancy Tomko. Lionel Lessard, Michael Pahl, ly- games to play, puzzles to solve, Monday at 8 a.m. Price of 6:00 I Love Lucy ...... 20 Anna Moriarty, Donald The museum will close for want to thank them for taking This year we’re expected to be The Real McCoys ...... 18 Carmelo Pellegrino, Jeanne Beginning Wednesday and interesting people to meet or over and coming through in able to use the pavillion right in transportation, and ticket will News...... 3-8-22-30 Captioned N ew s...... 57 Murphy, Kathryn Nason, FOURTH QUARTER Salone, John Sullivan. each Wednesday thereafter, the almost anything else. The exhibit renovations from Aug. 1 Kiln K ra ft...... 24 Bewitched ...... 5 Grade 6 flying colors. All express their the same area as last year, but be ?9.50 per person, and we will 11:30 Elizabeth Negri, Sonia Ortega, Grade 8 museum will offer the public is invited to attend. to Sept. 6. It will reopen Sept. 7. be limited to 90 tickets. Woman Is ...... 57 Racing from Belmont...... 9 Karen Plourde, Mary Grace High Honors — Sheila Dupuis, pleasure in being able to help, a little better location. Parking Movies ...... 3-9 Honors —Harry Carr, Sean Therefore, like always it will be 7:00 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow .. 18 Quick, Jodi Ricci, Denise Kathleen Hession. and for the most part they will be right there at the picnic Jack the Ripper...... 5 Foley, Renee Girard, Gail Gor- on a first come basis, and we News...... 3-22-40 The Honeymooners ...... 20 Salone, Donna Salone, Lori Honors —Randall Davison, express their opinion as it is a site. By the way, the ticket sale It Takes a 'ITiief...... 8 don, Andfew Hagenow, Doris will not take any reservations Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Electric Company...... 24-57 Sossin, Steven Scutnik, Daniel Maureen Berryman, Heidi good idea to have volunteers for stopped at noon Tuesday, and Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Heidcavage, Margaret Laneri, over the phone. Oral Roberts Special...... 8 Bonanza...... 40 Tuttle, Edward Vilga, Robert Draghi, Lisa Canapari, Michael a two months schedule. It gives only those with a ticket will be Bachelor of the Y e a r...... 40 Mark Murphy, Brenda Reid, The Avengers...... 9 Yorgensen. Clinton, Mary Evans, Diana more members a chance to get allowed at the picnic. Here is something interesting 6:30 12:30 Karin Shaer, Lisa Sossin. to think about. A sign outside an Gentle Ben ...... 18 Flavell, Joseph Foley, JoAnn w V^no in the act. Our bus will make the regular News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Movie...... 5 iNit«iP»r. „ To Be Announced...... 20 Frechette, Michael Girard, WNM. •N IMl 3>< It, Let’s start talking about the rounds, and because of the auto license office. “He who I Love Lucy ...... 5 Bachelor of the Y e a r...... 8 Aviation Weather...... 24 wJmS 6RMSRIVVU’ "'’ action here at the center, and it expected large crowd, it may goes forth with a fifth on the Greatest Sports Legends__ 9 ”11 'Six Room i RivOr View, W t t M Pwt Aw Fourth, ihay not come forth on To Tell the Truth...... 30 1:00 &1L *»r >Jc» Tui unr all started last Friday when we pick up the west side group The Real McCoys ...... 18 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 • Rrighl and sunny Broadway the fifth.” Woman...... 57 Double, R e e d ...... 24 CASH •CHARGE illM IflCi ( comedy hit by Bob Rpndoll had 61 persons for our setback starting at 8:30 a.m. take them Midnight Special ...... 20-22-30 it; Its liOO lOs. tVIO-l Mrxi »i.. to the park, and then make a By the way, some of you folks 7:30 Woman Is ...... 57 with hoi and cold running .1** n'l. W.C I games with the following 1:30 [jVo W Smi irWv ?»• II* ny. srmn UOO. s h l stop around 9:15 at the Senior who went on the Bermuda trip Land of the T hree...... 3 VFW, Auxiliary Win Awards Mrmfl rht«f «g laugh-lines. Breathtaking * IK. xtwt tlM .ll winners: 7:00 Victory at Sea ...... 3 views of o chorming pair of Peter Frey, 136; Oscar Cap- Center, then onto the east side with us, ordered some pictures. Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 News...... 3-2240 LAY-A%AY 70's E-lgo 4'/,. 7 yJ 2:00 slrongers of opposite sex lui 4rmn bldf n« f puccio, 135; Albert Quellette, and north end, getting the Well, they are in now, and you Medix...... 18 Andy Griffith Show...... 5 Manchester’s Anderson-Shea service award and citations for to the VFW National Home, and DAY PRICE WI N who gel locked In while In- may pick yours up here at the Movie...... 8 VFW Post and Auxiliary its Voice of Democracy, Loyal- first place for its Americanism lU Tt'i i IfR NMr 132; Lyla Steele, 127; John members to the park before Truth or Consequences...... 22 Truth or Consequences...... 8 F _a!iE specting N.Y.'i last ovoilable p-d fdb'rTv:- Gottschalk, 126; Josephine 10:30 a.m. where the action is office. Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 The Avengers...... 9 4:15 L —CSSfiiv^ several awards during ty Day, Buddy Poppy and program, with a citation, cash BUDCn TERMS rent-controlled oportm ent. Schuetz, 124; John W. Phelps, scheduled to start. We will defintely take the se- New Treasure Hunt...... 30 Gentle Ben ...... 18 Movie...... 8 the recent state convention in Americanism programs, and a award and a personal gift to its tw 17 «.l, 0F#Whl I RIOT! 5iT nivn'Cliw s nis cond bus for “Cabaret” July 16. Dragnet ...... 40 Hartford. 100 per cent and 105 per cent chairman, Mrs. Mary LeDuc. A • • • P W ’ t ------— 123; Louis Weber, Bess By the way, with all the ac- Film...... 20 5:45 JULY-1 TICllETS: Moonan, Thomas Murphy, tion going to be at Wickham All those who have not paid, 8:00 Aviation Weather...... 24-57 Movie...... 8 The Post and Auxiliary were membership citation and a first place cash award for the OPEN TONIGHT ThurwlAyt and Sundays $2.50 ' Wesley Frost, Gus Gull, and Park all day, and because it’s please do so as soon as possible The Waltons ...... 3 To Tell the Truth...... 30 judged eighth in community membership banner and Buddy Poppy program also AND SAVE AT LEAST l/4th OFF OUR ENTIRE INVENTORY! TONIGHT THRU SUN. Fridays and Saturdays $3.00 and those who only paid $10 service work in the state. In- plaque. went to the local unit. (ALL PERFORMANCES AT 8:30) Helena Gavello, 121; Anna Jae’s scheduled day off, we will Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 7:30 EVERY NIGHT Demko, Lee Miller and Wilbrod close the building to business should bring the $1.25 in also. dividual awards and citations Edward M. Stickney, com- Chairmen receiving citations COMING NEXT - A SLIGHT ACHE A THE LOVER " Barney Miller...... 8-40 Wild World of Animals...... 3 LANDLOCKED Messier, 119. for the day. We still can take a few more went to Thomas Heneghan and mander, and Eugene Freeman, for outstanding reporting were 'til 9:00 SATURDAY/ JULY 5th 10^5:30 ONLY MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Movie . ; ...... 9 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Photo- On Monday while we were Our congratulations go out to persons if you are interested. Water World...... 18 Marjorie Chemerka for the Loyalty Day chairman, also Mrs.LeDuc, youth activities (satlirdayE HI 5:30) Manchester, Conn. 06040 Let’s Make a Deal...... 8-22 graphy at sea for “Midway,” registering for the trip, 90 their cofllmunity service received individual awards and and Voice of Democracy; Mrs. Choose from Theso Brand $taam Stars & Stripes...... 20-22-30 New Directions ...... 18 starring Henry Fonda, was com- You Won’t See This Sale Again Haywood Wakeneld • HolMint • Telephone: 649-1061 members were busy playing Drink Drank Drunk...... 24-57 programs. The Post also citations for the Loyalty Day Florence Streeter, National THEATER SCHEDULE Human Dimension...... 20 pleted off Pensacola, Fla, and LAMPS, PLAQUES, DISCONTINUED MOST COFFEE and for 12 Months! Over $150,000 Yaw • Dixie • Kroohler a la m • our kitchen social bingo games. Martin Agronsky ...... 24-57 received the first place hospital program. Home; and Mrs. Lorraine Ganaral Electric • Barwick a 8:30 resumed at Univei-sal Studios. Mrs. Ruth Heneghan, presi- Dupre, hospital. WALL PICTURES CARPELSAMPLES END TABLES Our golfers were out at the Mefv Griffin Show...... 5 in Merchandise Reduced for Olympic • Scaly • Eclipse • Kemp Hollywood Squares ...... 30 dent of the local unit, was Loyalty citations went to East Hartford Course in the Thursday Friday The Texas Wheelers...... 8-40 tiiis Once-A-Year Sale.* • hyrnwood • la-Z-Boy • Colony WlfMJlMEU FUN FOR THE Nanny and the Professor .. .40 named “V.I.P. President of the Mrs. Heneghan, Mrs. LeDuc ENTIRE FAMILY! morning and here are some of The Living Word ...... 18 D R IV E -IN / R O U T E S 6 &44A , the better scores: A1 Bolis and Vernon Cine 1 — Vernon Cine 1 — 8:00 Year” for all-round programs and Mrs. Laura Freeman, state 25% OFF! Values to $8.00 25% OFF! 9:00 Movie...... 3 I “Moonrunners,” 7:30-9:30 “Moonrunners,” 7:30-9:30 carried out by the unit under chairman, for their help on the Joseph Quinn had 41; Merrill Movie...... 3 THE "MEL BROOKS'COMIC MASTERPIECE!' Dickinson a 43; W illiam Vernon Cine 2 — “ 4 Vernon Cine 2 — “ 4 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 /ABOUT her leadership. state Loyalty Day committee. -HollisAlpert SATUPOAY REVIEW USE OUR FREE LAY-A-WAY PLAN-RUY NOW! WEIL DELIVER LATER! Musketeers,” 7:15-9:15 Sts. of San Francisco__ 8-40 The Night Stalker ...... 8-40 WELLINGTON The VFW Auxiliary also Mrs. Streeter, past depart- Crowley, a 44; Jack DuPont, Musketeers,” 7:15-9:15 Sharing...... 18 Manchester Drive-In — Manchester Drive-In — Mets vs. Phillies ...... 9 TOWN received a trophy for having the ment president, officiated at Ernest Segerberg and Charlie Movie...... 20-22-30 ROOM White had a 46, and Harriet “Young Frankenstein,” 8:40; “Young Frankenstein,” 8:40; Ken Callaway Outdoors___ 18 Authentic English Fare best over-all appearing unit in the installation of state of- KROEHLER Hollywood Theatre ...... 24-57 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 the convention parade, the ficers. Mrs. Theresa Varney, a ASSORTED rouHo Horan had a 53. “S.P.Y.S.” 10:00 “S.P.Y.S.” 10:00 SERVING LUNCH, DINNER GREER V ELV n 10:00 Week in R ev iew ...... 24-57 Rocky Hill Hospital trophy and past president of the local unit, GROUP OF In the afternoon we had 16 Vi U.A. East 1 — “Jaw s,” 2:00- U.A. East 1 — “Jaws” 12:20- & COCKTAILS TRAOITIOIUL News...... 5 8:30 Jehovah’s Witnesses will award, a plaque for the best was elected and installed as tables for our pinochle games 7:20-9:40 2:40-5:00-7:20-9:40 OPEN 12 NOON - 1 A.M. CHAIRS LOOSE PRiOW Harry 0 ...... 8-40 Have a theocratic ministry Sartvol SoGtara with the following winners: U.A. East 2 — “Eiger Sanc- U.A. East 2 — “Eiger Sanc- Merv Griffin Show...... 5 WEEKDAYS; promotion of the department department chaplain. SOFA tion,” 7:35-9:50 Garner Ted Armstrong...... 9 The Living Word ...... 18 12 N O O N - 2 A.M . school tonight at 7:30 an^,a ser- president’s project, “Medal of The new state president, Mrs. Straight CMra Helena Gavello, 766; Betty tion,” 2:55-5:15-7:35-9:55 FRIDAY A SATURDAY; Plottonn Sockara U.A. East 3 — “10 Little In- 10:30 Chico & the M an.. 20-22-30 vice meeting] at 8:35 at Honor Grove,” and first place Virginia DeBlasso of Oakdale, Jesanis, 723; Violet Dion, 721; U.A. East 3 — “10 Little In- 12 NOON - 11 P.M. SUNDAY Kingdom Hall. PLUS!!! ANOTHER VERY FUNNY MOVIE!! Alfreda Hallin, 720; Bessie dians,” 7:45-9:45 dians,” 2:00-3:55-5:50-7:45-9:45 When the Circuit Breaks — 9 Wall Street Week...... 24-57 LIVE PIANO MUSIC IN LOUNQE historian book. appointed Mrs. Freeman, color Showplace — “ Digby the NIGHTLY It also received second place, bearer; Mrs. Lucille Hirth, past Coste, 690; Inez Mahoney and Showplace — “ Digby the 11:00 9:00 A Bible study will be con- lUTHERUM D Biggest Dog in the World,” Biggest Dog in the World,” a citation and cash award for department president, as chair- Frank Gadomski, 673; Lillian News...... 3-8-22-30-40 The Odd Couple...... 8-40 Bistro Special: ducted tonight a t'7:30 at the 1 ONLY 2:00; “The Happy Hooker,” 2:00; “The Happy Hooker,” its publicity book, citations for man of the president’s advisory PHICEI do K to the CL A. as Lewis and Catherine Gleeson, The Best of Groucho...... 5 Billy Graham Sermon...... 18 Beef Wellington United Pentecostal Church, 187 Vahws to $200. •589** VALUEI 7:30-9:15 7:30-9:15 Choice Fllal MIgnon, Prepared With donations and work at various committee; and Mrs. Streeter 656; Roy Dury, 652; Louise Celebrity Bowling ...... 9 The Rockford Files ... 20-22-30 Woodbridge St. withZOUZOU ® Kohls, 651; Esther Gaudette, Showcase 1 — “Wind and the Showcase 1 — “Wind aflff the Our Own Special Stuffing, Wrapped hospitals, citation for donation as a member of this committee. I Love Lucy ...... 20 Masterpiece Theatre__ 24-57 And Baked In A Paatry Daugh, THMOIDirPBNlSBYIME' ^ 647; Audrey Dury, 644; Grace Lion,” 2:00-4:45-7:15-9:50 Lion,” 2:00-4:45-7:15-9:50 Captioned News...... 57 9:30 Smothered With victoria Muahroom Moore, 630; Joseph Windsor, Showcase 2 — “Return of the Showcase 2 — “Return of the Sauce. HUNDREDS OF OTHER ITEMS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT NOT LISTED! 11:30 Movie...... 3 629; A1 Gates, 628; Clarence Pink Panther,” 2:00-4:30-7:00- Pink Panther,” 2:00-4:30-7:00- 429-3405 Movies ...... 3-9 G uess Who’s Coming to Burke, and Hans Fredrickson, 9:30 9:30 FOR RESERVATIONS Jack the Ripper...... 5 Dinner? 625. Showcase 3 — “Bambi,” 1:30- Showcase 3—“Bambi,” 1:30- Located On Nterrow Road, It Takes a 'Thief...... 8 ...... 8-40 MANCHESTER Monday is the day that Gloria 3:10-4:35-6:00-7:25-9:10 Off Rt. 32 In Mansflald 3:10-4:.35-6:00-7:25-9:10 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 10:00 has to take off, and we sure Showcase 4 — “ French Showcase 4 — “ French SUNDAY DINNER WITH HOSPITAL M Connection II,” 2:15-4:55-7:40- Geraldo Rivera...... 40 News...... 5 COCKTAILS 12 NOON • 9 P.M. 85 East Center-8t. missed not having her around, Connection II,” 2:15-4:55-7:40- p and I’m sure grateful for all the 10:10 10:10 NOTES at Summit St. volunteers who helped me get through the day. Even with all Discharged Tuesday: George WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! the help It sure kept me busy, Danks, 12 Bruce Rd.; Alva and left me with lots of THE FOUR SEASONS STORE , Doucette, 22 S. Alton St; Ann homework to catch up on. Farm Fresh Fruit and Vegetables; Bates, 23 Tanner St.; Cecile CARNATIONS . dox.M.87 Also Plants and Terrariums Dion, 29 Edgerton St.; Marjorie Along with all the action, the LET US HELP YOU CELEBRATE THE OPEN 'HI 9-P.M. THURS., FRI. NITE8I members were picking up their Ford, 66 Candlewood Dr., South tickets for tomorrow’s big OPEN ALL DAY JULY 4th 4Ul OF JULY, AND THE COMING Windsor; Nancy Lawler, 45 Chicken Barbeque to be held at BICENTENNIAL YEAR; BY OFFERING O’Leary Dr.; Anna Marrocco, MOST PRICES INCLUDE FREE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION! Wickham Park. We sold 193 58

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By Donald Smith, Grasso Signs Bill OPtNION of their members newly elected, the Congre^Hioniij Quarterly Democrats deposed three of the chairmen Medi-Vietvs "Congress is the dominant, nay the and planted strong notions of committee democracy among the rest. It was the last Creating New PUC irresistible, power of the federal Keep It Ringing system...Congress is fast becoming the in series of changes made over the past Michael Dworkln, B. SC^ governing body of the nation...” five years to guarantee junior members a ' R e g iste n d P h a m a c M greater committee role. — Woodrow Wilson, Congressional HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. last fall to replace it with a which firms with stable work Whether any of these changes In personally speaking to Dr. David Nachmanson, Government, 1885 Ella T. Grasso has fulfilled a more consumer-minded agen- forces pay less into the fund strengthened Congress in its dealings with campaign pledge by signing a cy. M.D., of the Columbia Medical School and former WASHINGTON — Just four months ago. than firms that lay off many the executive branch is doubtful. The anti- measure replacing the Public PUCA will have five com- head of Chemical Warfare for the U.S. Army, he White House Lobbyist Max L. employes. seniority revolt clearly strengthened thq Utilities Commission with an missioners who will be paid stated :'^“Pesticides effect every cell membrane in the Friedersdorf was beginning to wonder if liberal Democrats. They had bridled for The governor vetoed two bills agency she hopes will be more $30,000 a year. The PUC had relating to interest charges on body by interfering with the active transport of ions at history was repeating itself. Perhaps the years under the leadership of committee responsive to consumers. three commissioners at $24,000 late payments of estate and the molecular level.” nation was returning to another era of chairmen whose conservative views The governor also signed a year each. "congressional government.” succession taxes, bringing her matched those of the Republican White Wednesday a bill expected to ^The unemployment fund TRUST YOUR HEALTH TO YOUR DOCTOR — He had reason to be glum. The Senate total to 12 vetoes and 616 bills House more closely than those of the put the state’s bankrupt' un- measure is expected to raise an AND HIS PRESCRIPTIONS TO US. had just Qver\yhelmingly voted to suspend signed since taking office in liberal Democratic caucus. employment compensation additional $55 million a year, President Ford’s authority to increase the January. But the younger members’ insurrection fund on the road,to recovery by according to Labor Committee price of imported oil — a key element in Another bill she signed es- also created a power vacuum at the top. hiking employers’ contributions Chairman Sen. Sal DePiano, D- tablishes a temporary Nuclear the President’s energy program. “It’s much easier for the President to lead to the fund. Bridgeport. The fund now owes Power Evaluation Council to In the wake of Watergate, Congress when you have one guy with a bureaucracy Another measure orders the $180 million to the federal examine nuclear safety factors seemed determined to reverse decades of at his fingertips, rather than 435 highly in- state Department of Health to government, and weekly un- growth in presidential power, especially in in Connecticut’s twlf- atomic dependent prima donnas who all have to be enact by Oct. 1 regulations for employment payments are up power reactors. the areas of foreign policy and federal satisfied,” grumbled a key House aide licensing massage parlors and to $8 million a week. spending. recently. the persons that work In them. The law raises from $4,200 to New Mood The Caucus The new Public Utilities Con- « i M I it I i I I a I * $6,000 the portion of workers’ Now the atmosphere at the White House Early this year, it appeared that the trol Authority is little changed annual w ages on which has turned around. The new mood is one of poWqr void left by a weakened leadership from the old PUC, except for an employers must pay unemploy- self-confidence and a renewed faith in the and TOmmittee system might be filled by expanded membership and the ment taxes, and hikes the ability of modern Presidents to the Democratic Caucus. Since 1969, the establishment of an indepen- maximum tax rate they pay manipulate Congress, or at least to keep it caucus has evolved from a routine institu- dent consumer counsel, from 5.9 per cent to 6 per cent. NERICAN in check, even when the House and Senate tion, used only to organize Congress at the previously attached to the PUC. The minimum tax rate went up are controlled overwhelmingly by the op- beginning of the session, to an influential Retiring Nurse Honored Sayingthe PUC had failed to from 1.4 per cent to 1.5 per posite party. voice on substantive issues. Its cu^'rent Mrs. Viola M. Campbell, R.N., of 42 Joseph St., center, has just received a corsage from look out for consumer interests cent. THE Safety Shoe... “The President enjoys such respect and chairman. Rep. Phillip Burton (D-Calif.), “like a sleeping watchdog,” Mrs. Mary Sterud, director of nursing services at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Looking The bill retains the “benefit trust on the Hill,’’ Friedersdorf says, “I has shown far more assertiveness in his Wethersfield’s Webb House where Gen. George Washington met with Mrs. Grasso promised in ratio” system, demanded by WITH THE STEEL TOE! on is hospital administrator Edward M. Kenney. The occasion was a party at Willie’s feel a diminishing of what was reaching use of the caucus than his recent French Gen. Jean Rochambeau to plan the campaign which ended the her gubernatorial campaign the business sector, under pretty hug^ proportions a year ago.” predecessors. American Revolution with the battle at Yorktown in 1781. (Photo by Floyd Steak House held recently in honor of Mrs. Campbell’s retirement as day nursing super- Brass-plated “It’s too soon to tell” how it all will end, But it has become apparent that there Larson) visor. She had previously served at the hospital as staff nurse and as head nurse in B Unit, hexagonal eyelets. noted another key White House aide. “But are limits to how far the caucus can go 2nd North. (Photo by Marmen) One-piece moccasin loa. you could say in the last six months we hit without alienating some of the liberals SOCIAL SECURITY Special-density polyeiher loam- Jaguar 333 bottom, and it’s beginning to move in the who have supported it in the past. There is QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS lop-grain opposite direction.” _• “ Austempered” steel saiety toe. glove leather, a split among the Democrats on the role of specially In contrast, the Democrats are in dis- the caucus. Some, such as Agriculture oil treated. array. Crime Task Force l^aid Ineffective Q. My mother recently died home health care is covered Laminate of woven cotton Committee Chairman Thomas S. Foley only if certain conditions are and napped sheeting “We’re embarrassed, we’re frustrated at age 69 after a long illness. If 1 im pregnated w ith (D-Wash.), acknowledge the caucus’ right pay our family doctor, who was met. Your Medicare Handbook vinyl acetate latei. and I think we’re poorly led,” declared HARTFORD (UPI) - Main- part in dealing with organized Chief State’s Attorney Joseph All-weather to instruct them as committee members treating her, can I apply for explains home health care in Rep. Donald W. Riegle Jr. of Michigan, a and chairmen, but draw the line at floor taining the State Police crime,” but it “does not know Gormley said the advisory com- Full leather vamp Stormwell Medicare medical insurance detail. and toe lining. all around fifth-term member who reflects the Organized Crime Investigative Ihe shoe. votes. what the strike force is doing or mitte^^ould be trimmed from Q. I’m getting ready to send despondency of many House Democrats. Task Force had no success in why.” payments? Others, including many who actively nine members to five and in my first claim under Medical A. When someone who has Genuine “We’ve got a situation here that’s backed the procedural changes that under- fighting organized crime, H.R. Lt. William Kneeland, second exclude civilians. One-piece cushion-crepe Medicare dies, special rules insurance, and I hear I should Goodyear Well construction, developed where you really have minority Sterrett has resigned as its ad- in command of the task force, Gormley said the existence of completely nailltss. Heel-to-loe air-cushioned innersole. Neoprene sole and heel. cut the old centers of authority in the apply to the Medical insurance send it to the Medicare carrier. rule,” he complained recently. “I think it visory committee chairman. disagreed with Sterrett over its House, argue that the caucus now must a strike force “makes the other payment. If your doctor does What is a Medicare carrier? could honestly be said to be a tyranny of “The strike force’s relatively effectiveness, saying the Still Self-Evident move in to fill the vacuum it helped to ticularly generous and showed tremen- side at least know someone’s not accept assignment, the pay- A. 'The Medicare carrier is an the minority.” Irish Children poor arrest record, anjl then of roughly 100 arrests in its two- create by instructing committees on dous interest in our program from the watching them.” ment can be made to whoever organization selected by the Where else can you find Vetoes only low-level gamblers, is year existence had disrupted The strike force has received major legislative questions. A few beginning. pays the bill. You will need to Social Security Administration The most immediate cause for the Coming Saturday evidence of tactical and major gambling operations. nearly $1 million in federal all these features? Not many Americans could recite stuff, noisier, a specific hammer-and- members believe the caucus should even Finally I would like to thank all the file two forms and proof of pay- to handle medical insurance Democrats’ despair is the ability of the strategic floundering,” Sterrett State Police Commissioner funds. It employs two fulltime have the authority to bind the floor votes Dear sir: families who volunteered to take the ment. The forms are “Request claims. The carrier reviews the Declaration of Independence if tongs attack upon an'actual physical Republicans to make President Ford’s wrote in a letter of resignation Edward P. Leonard said he prosecutors, 12 undercover of committee and subcommittee On Saturday, the children from children into their homes. Unfortunately for Medicare Payment” and claims and makes payments for • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- to Gov. Ella T. Grasso. hoped bigger gains would be agents and a number of in- called upon to do so. Nor should they being, namely King George.” vetoes stick despite huge Democratic chairmen, but that idea is not very pop- Northern Ireland will be arriving in some of them were disappointed as there “Statement Regarding covered services. Your soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job- ular. He said the committee was made in the task force’s third majorities — 189 of 435 seats in the House Manchester. Their coming represents the were not enough children for all the telligence analysts and clerks. Medicare Payment for Medical Medicare Handbook contains a rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil be expected to, for it speaks of many Today, it is just tjie opposite. We and 61 of 100 Senate seats (with one vacan- intended to “play a significant year of operation. Budget Control successful outcome of the Irish Children applicants. To them all we say a sincere Services to a Deceased list of Medicare carriers and resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • things yiat are so much dead history. cy in each). couldn’t care less about this section of The problem of leadership is casting Project of St. Mary’s and St. James thank you. Patient.” You can get both at their addresses. The Medicare Ford has vetoed 30 public bills in his 10 Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • But it must be a rare person who the Declaration. We are no longer doubt on Congress’ ability to forge policy Churches. Sincerely any Social Security office. Insurance carrier for Connec- months in office, six of them this year. MACC Names Visit Coordinator Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. in a number of areas: federal spending, Edward P. Flanagan, Q. I’ve heard that both parts ticut is Connecticut General has not made its salient phrases a per- angry at King George. It is the The Democrats were able to override four German. A list of these persons energy and foreign affairs. On behalf of our committee I would like M.D. of Medicare cover home health Life Insurance Co., 200 Pratt vetoes last year. This year, they haye had to thank all the people who have helped us. Mary Ann Bugnackl is the has been compiled. MACC confined to convalescent homes SHOE >19.95 BOOT >21.95 manent part of his memory: “We hold philosophical introduction, as Chidsey This year, for the first time. Congress is Chairman, care. Is the coverage the same St., Meridan, Conn. 06450. four more attempts, all of which failed. newly appointed pro-tem con- classes have been held to and community resources to trying to set over-all spending and revenue Contributions came from all over the Fund Raising Committee under both parts? these truths to be self-evident — all noted, that the world has come to United States but mainly from Connec- valescent home visitation coor- train the visitors. help meet these needs. Afternoon Love Leadership targets and stay within them as it votes on 20 Jean Rd. As visitation coordinator. A. In general. Medicare’s men are created equal — endowed by love. Indeed, to most Americans, it IS ticut. The people of Manchester were par- dinator for the Division of Those wishing to volunteer TURIN, Italy (UPI) - The Criticism of the Democratic leadership individual bills. Its targets for the current Manchester Miss Bugnacki will match hospital insurance can pay for is increasing, eyen among some senior budget would result in a $68.8-billi6n Special Ministries of the their services in this division newspaper La Stampa today their Creator with certain inalienable the Declaration of Independence. visitors with those to be visited, program, or those with home health care after you REGAL MEN’S SHOP members, though theirs is more muted deficit, significantly higher than President Manchester Area Conference of quoted novelist Alberto CONN. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MEN’S SHOP rights — life, liberty and the pursuit of Being such a fundamental part of Churches (MACC). encourage those who are questions about the visiting, have been in a participating than that of the. younger Democrats. Ford’s ceiling of $60-billion. hospital for at least three days Moravia as saying he was once This division has surveyed already visiting, and keep in may contact Miss Bugnacki at so deeply and unhappily in love happiness.” the American credo, it is something “If you’re looking for a story from me Both the White House and some TODAY’S THOUGHT in a row. Under Medicare, Part 901-907 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER convalescent homes to discover touch with the program direc- the MACC office at St. Mary’s he wandered the streets hoping that more competent leaders might be Democrats are pessimistic about B insurance, you don’t have to The bulk of the Declaration, all the we cannot be neutral about. We are residents who wish visitors and tors at the convalescent homes Episcopal Church, 649-4583 on a car would run him over. 643-2478 able to produce more,” remarked Rep. Congress even holding to its own figures. for new needs as they arise. She have a three day stay in a many “ he has’s” listing the still arguing — perhaps more today Morris K. Udall (D-Ariz.), “I don’t think White House lobbyist Friedersdorf Pocketbook or Hymnbook? view it ought to be the concern of every especially those with special Thursday or Friday from 9 a.m. “That was in the afternoons, will also be working to draw to noon, or by writing care of hospital to get home health in- John the Baptist could produce, or that predicts a deficit closer to $80-billion. Suppose you are standing naked before man. language problems, needing a of course,” Moravia said. “In numerous grievances the colonies than ever before in our history — together the needs of persons Box 773, Manchester, Conn. surance. But, under each part. you could ressurect Henry Clay and Lyn- “I haven’t seen any restraint up there,” the Judge of all the world. How will you be About one-half of all of Jesus’ comments ' visitor who speaks Lativian or the morning I work.” ..ad against George III, holds little in- about what it really means to say that don Johnson (in leadership positions) and he says.p “They just can’t control their sentenced? Would it be more by the way on life center on property, money, and terest for us today. It was not that “all men are created equal” and how make this Congress produce more.” appetite!..They’ll crash through (the you sang hymns in church or the way you possessions. I have often said that except The House leaders — Speaker Carl deficit ceiling) like a jet going through the spent your money in: the marketplace? for those who are well below the poverty way in the beginning, though, as such a belief is to be translated into Albert (D-Okla.), Majority Leader sound barrier.” Frankly, both are very important level, an excellent index of a man’s Donald Barr Chidsey reminded us a action. It is no trouble at all to get a Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. (D-Mass.) and Michigan Democrat James G. O’Hara, a because the way you sing and the times character is revealed by his budget and es- you sing will to a large extent determine pecially what he gives to “charity.” few years ago in a fascinating book controversy going as to whether there Whip John J. McFall (D-Calif.) — feel member of the House Budget Committee, criticism 'of their performance is unfair. agrees: “I expect the system will fail the way you spend your money. At least, it Let’s put it another way. If you were un- about the document. “July 4, 1776.” is even a Creator, much less one who On two of the override attempts, before too long,” he predicts. “It has should and if you are sincere in your der sentence in an atheistic, Communistic When the Declaration was first created men with “certain inalienable they point out, a larger percentage of already come awfully close to failing.” worship, it certainly will. country for being a (Christian, would there I have often heard that “money is the be enough evidence to convict you? Think published, he wrote, and for some rights.” Democrats voted with their party than Energy Republicans did with theirs. The same problem is apparent with the root of all evil.” This is not what the Bible of this the next time you open your hymn- years afterward, the opening As a scientific treatise, as a state- In their view, the inability of the energy dilemma, forcing the Democratic says. It more correctly is “the love of book and your pocketbook. money.” Some clergy seem to scorn any Jesus said: “Render to God the things paragraphs caused little comment one ment of provable fact, the Declara- Democrats to achieve perfect unity has its leadership to concede, in the words of I \ roots in a series of structural changes that reference to “pocketbooks” best it be too that are God’s.” way or the other. Philosophy was the Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield tion of Independence leaves much to have taken place in Congress over the past ‘ (Mont.), that “the President has at least “worldly,” but from the New Testament Dr. Clifford Simpson 4 fashion in 1776 and it was taken for be desired. But as a testament of the five years and in the independent nature of presented us with a program...If there is its newer members. granted that there would be a flowery human spirit, as a guide and a goal — any blame to be attached (for inaction), Structural Changes it’s ours.” • M T W T r f and a high-principled apologia before and a goad — for posterity, as a 1 2 3 In the House, younger members have Adel to the complexity of the energy 4 S S ; 8 9 10 the real argument was gotten to. revolted against the seniority-based issue the diversity of Congress’ II 12 13 14 IS IS 12 dream and a faith we are still dismal- 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 system of powerful committee chairmen membership and the new mood of in- “The colonists were interested in ly far from realizing yet cannot let go 25 28 27 28 29 30 ALMANAC such as Rep. Wilbur D. Mills (D-Ark.), dividual independence, and there is a more immediate matters. Philosophy of, there is nothing to compare with it. who chaired the influential Ways and prescription for deadlock. was for the intellectual, an ap- No nation ever had such a birth cer- Means Committee until this year. These “The cold, plain fact is, there isn’t a By Pre.ss InlsTiiulioiiul In 1892, a strike began at the Carnegie men, most of the conservatives, national consensus on energy,” com- Today is Thursday, July 3, the 184th day Steel Co. in Homestead, Pa. Before it propriate decoration but in itself tificate as this cherished piece of dominated the legislative process during mented Rep. Udall. “People look to the,! of 1975 with 181 to follow. ended the following Nov. 20, seven guards without signifiance. The men on the parchment, our Declaration of the 1960s and early 1970s. President and Congress to develop a con- The moon is between its last quarter and and 11 strikers and spectators had been street, or in the field, wanted sterner In January, with more than one-quarter sensus so they can follow it, and it just new phase. shot to death. ' Independence. isn’t therfe.” The morning stars are Mercury, Mars In 1950, American troops met the North Foreign Affairs and Jupiter. Koreans in battle for the first time. Congress passed a landmark bill in 1973 The evening stars are Venus and Saturn. In 1974, President Nixon and Soviet imposing certain limits on the President’s Those born on this date are under the Communist leader Leonid Brezhnev, war-making powers. The bill was heralded sign of Cancer. meeting in Yalta, committed themselves by some members as the opening of a new American author John Mason Brown to negotiate a new arms limitation pact ANDREW TULLY era of congressional initiative in making was born July 3, 19(X). extending to 1985. foreign policy. On this day in history: A thought for the day: French novelist The war powers legislation grew direct- In 1819, the Bank of Savings in New York Anatole France said, “People who have no ly out of Congress’ dissatisfaction with City opened — the first of its kind. The weaknesses are terrible, there is no way to The Fourth Was Special American involvement in Indochina — a first 80 depositors banked a total of $2,897. take advantage of them.” j moot problem for President Ford, though in the end it was the Democrats in Congress who refuged to prolong that in- We leant to thank you, America, for (This column first appeared in July 1970. came back into the kitchen to mix the four then held it there while his father knotted volvement. 200 years of life, liberty and the It is reprinted by request.) inches of cream at the top. the cord to the pole. But now it appears that Congress is pursuit of happiness! As they ate the bacon and" eggs, and They stepped back and stood there for a more and more content to return to its es- WASHINGTON — The flag was up in the Ettrnittg lirraiJi! toast crunchy and dripping with butter. Pa few seconds. “Looks fine, doesn’t it?” Pa sentially passive role of simply reacting to FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 | attic in the white house on South Street. reminded the boy that the resolution .said, and the boy said, yes,' it looked presidential initiatives. Ma packed it away in lavender in Grandpa declaring America’s Independence wa?- Published by the Published every wonderful. “Then I guess we can wake up In the aftermath of Vietnam, questions Manchester evening except Sun- God continue to shed. His Grace Tully's big leather-bound trunk after passed on July 2, 1776, not July 4. The the neighborhood,” Pa said. remain about Congress’ future policy role. HERALD Publishing Co., Herald days and holidays. on Thee, and crown phy good with every holiday, But Pa left the flagpole in document adopted on July 4, he noted, was This was the moment the boy had been There are mixed opinions on what form Square. Manchester, E n tered at the its holder outside the front attic window, Conn. 06040, Manchester. Copn., Brotherhood from sea to shining seal** merely an explanation and defense of the waiting for. His father reached into his congressional involvement will take and YESTERDAYS Telephone 643-2711 Post Office^ as Second in case — he explained mysteriously — of (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter^ action'taken two days earlier. coat pocket and took out a red five-inch how influential it will be. Many members emergency. 1 “Tom Jefferson was a better writer firecracker. The town’s by-laws are calling for a 6(mplete reassessment of BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER Every holiday was fun for a boy living in than Richard Henry Lee,” Pa would say. prohibited the sale of any cracker bigger foreign policy. Bui many others believe a small Massachusetts town in a simpler SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES Jefferson, of course, wrote the July 4 than an insipid two inches, but Pa was a Congress’ ability to shape policy decisions PAYABLE IN ADVANCE day, but the Fourth of July was special. It explanation, while Lee wrote the resolu- man of the world. He knew a dealer across has not improved substantially despite its 25 Years Ago was at once a day for celebrating tion declaring independence from King the state line, in Quinebaug, Conn. role in ending U.S. involvement in In- Dr. Charles H. Peckham, Manchester Single Copy ...... 15c 3 M onths...... $11.70 Independence and for giving royalty the W e e k ly ...... 90c 6 M o n th s...... $?3.40 George III. 'The boy knew that by heart Pa struck a wooden match on the attic dochina. obstetrician, is named to 15-man Commis- One Month .... $3.90 One Year...... $46.80 back of one’s hand. sion of Health Resources appointed by because he had lived with his father quite floor and lit the fuse. Then he tossed it out Mail Rales Upon Request Fourth of July started for the boy when a few years. Gov. Chester Bowles to study state health I. the window, high into the air, timing the S u b scrib ers who p m should telephone he was shaken out of sleep by his father Hunger satisfied, father and son action so the explosion would come just as problems and health resources. fail to receive their, the circulation depart- shortly after dawn. "Come on," Pa said. climbed the narrow stairs to the attic. the firecracker fell past the flag. General Manager George H. Waddell Herald before 5 30 mem. 647-9946 "Time to put out the flag ” (“Got to get this junk off the stairs," Pa The bang was always magnificently will recommend a budget of $2,606,580 to Rubbing his eyes, the boy followed his Member Audit Bureau of Circulallon complained.) Then, while Pa fussed with loud. Even firecrackers were made well in Board of Directors, an increase of $168,537 ------I father downstairs to the kitchen. Pa was Dateline 1775 over current budget. the flagpole and cord, the boy opened the those simple days. Pa always boasted that The Manchester always shaved and dressed — white shirt, trunk and took out the neatly folded flag. Display advert ling the explosion "woke up every Protestant CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 3 — T h e Publishing Co. closing hours T tree blue tie, gray suit, but the boy was He passed it to his father, making sure it in the neighborhood.” If the bang didn’t. American army turned out in review for 10 Yrars Ago lull days prio to from the grateful people at barefoot and in pajamas. His father assumes no tmancial publication didn’t drag on the floor, then held one Fa did when the bellowed for a whole town Gen. George Washington, who officially About 100 attend block dance given for responsibility for Deadline lOr Hi raid already had bacon and eggs sizzling on the length of the cord while Pa threaded the to hear: "Consternation To The Enemies assumed command. Patriotic airs were 35 Royal Canadian Air Cadets of Wing 6, typographical errors classilied adveill$lng: black gas stove. The boy went into the flag through the other. appearing in adver- 12 noon prior lod4y ol Of The Republic!” played by fife and drum units and the day Ottawa, and their four officers at French tlsemenls and other publication. t2 rtoon back kitchen and took a quart of Bill ’All right, put it out there," Pa said. They don’t make fathers like that was described as “exceedingly pleasant”, Rd. The party-was hosted by Manchester reading matter in The Friday lor publication Bouvier’s milk out of the ancient chest Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon- And the boy gave the cord a stiff yank to anymore, either. but there is no detailed public or private Kiwanis Club and Manchester Civil Air Herald. with the lift-up lid, shaking the bottle as he day ■' draw the flag out into place on thp-ataff. account of the event extent. Patrol. J'

PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 3, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 3, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN Democrats Schedule Fund-Raising Events South Windsor PZC Hearings July 8 Four Open Classrooms Senior Mini-Bus Failing Sbc Hcralb SOUTH WINDSOR is seeking a resubdivision of Short of Goal the crusade have not given up SOUTH WINDSOR about 18 acres into one lot and either,” Mrs. Bender has tion doesn’t pick up soon. “Mainstreet" band will be held South Windsor cancer hope yet that the $5,000 thus far She Heralh TOLLAND Oct. 17 at 9 p.m. in St. Ber- Area Profile Judy Kuelinel one parcel on the south side of South Windsor’s $4,500 senior reported. crusade, entitled South Windsor collected will be boosted as No Longer Operating Area Profile According to Mrs. Bender, Vivian Kenneson 644-1364 Governor’s Highway, near the citizen’s mini-bus has 90-days to Consequently the council has nard's Hall, Rockville. This Fights Against Cancer, has not private contributions are the passengers totaled 96 in The Tolland Democratic dance is also BYOB, setups The South Windsor Planning intersection of Nutmeg Rd., in make good or the mass transit agreed to give the program the met its hoped-for $6,000 goal set received. March, 159 in April and 179 in Town Committee has several provided, and costs $10 per cou- and Zoning Commission will an Industrial zone. project will be written off as a remainder of the previously May. However, while the this year. “The j$5,000 raised was the SOUTH WINDSOR fund-raising activities planned ple. Leone Appointed hold a public hearing July 8 at 8 Andre Charbonneau, 311 Felt As students complete their and “thus the team will not be failure in the eyes of the Town agrfeed-to test — until fig.ures have climbed, many of Held during June, the crusade largestr-^upi ever collected for Judy Kuehnel Free Concerts for the coming months. On Oct. 18, at Crandall’s Park p.m. in Town Hall to hear three Rd. is applying for a subdivision assignments, they may work on in operation next year.” Council. September, at which time the these people are repeaters and included door-to-door solicita- the cancer fight yet in South 644-1364 A bus has been chartered for at 1 p.m., three names will be applications. into two, one-half acre lots and individual projects or expanded This classroom had a series With half of its six-month results of the program in its en- only about 45 people are using tion, business solicitation, a Windsor,” said program chair- Four of the five open an Aug. 2 trip to Boston for a drawn as winners of the com- To Interim Post Neecon Design Corporation one parcel of about 15.8 acres, work on the material covered. of learning centers qround the trial period gone, the $165 a tirety will be evaluated. the service. dinner dance, basketball game, man Nancy Brandenberger. classrooms in South-^indsor Start Julv 8 Red Sox-Detroit Tigers game at mittee’s annual raffle. First of Enfield is seeking a zone on property located on the north Dr. Goldman said students room for work on science, week experiment, which takes Meanwhile, the Senior Also, the council is attemp- EAST HARTFORD was director of adult education tennis and golf tournaments. "Before this, the town had a will no longer be in operation Fenway Park. A $15 donation prize is a hindquarter of beef change from RR and A-30 to RO side of the Pleasant Valley work well with the arrange- social studies, extra reading, the town’s elderly shopping, or Citizens Advisory Committee is ting to get mass transit funding '' Sheila Tuller and when Dr. Diggs came to However, those wprking on previous high of about $3,300.” next fall, due toijvarious SOUTH WINDSOR includes beer and sandwiches. redeemable at Shurway (restricted office) on property Road, about 400 feet west of the ment and it does not differ from math, language and art or to their nutrition programs or now informing the senior through either state or federal 289-4238 East Hartford, Leone was reasons. On Aug. 23 a rock group from Market. Second prize is $50 owned -by Anthony Delnicki, intersection of Woodside Dr., their other experiences.. creative work,” said Goldman. Judy Kuehnel doctors appointments has not citizens here that their project assistance. Sam Leone, a graduate of director of auxiliary services. At present five grades are "Jam City" will perform for a worth of gasoiine redeemable consisting of about 9.5 acres in an A-20 zone. At the 5th grade level at Eli “Both the teachers and resulted in an astonishing may be scrapped if participa- East Hartford High School who A few years later in order to block dance to be held in the St. at Sherm Pratt’s Mobil, and and located about 500 feet east Copies of all applications and practicing the open classroom Terry, “teachers felt no com- students enjoyed this particular The South Windsor Park and 7, rain date Aug. 14; Tom success as has been hoped. returned to teach there after better co-ordinate state and Matthew’s Church parking lot. third prize is a $25 gift cer- of the intersection of Felt and maps more clearly defining the concept; four at Eli Terry pelling reason to continue for mode of teaching and lear- Recreation Department will Sarubbi Jazz Ensemble, Aug. In fact, according to Deputy graduating from Central federal grants, head the School and one at Pleasant The dance, scheduled for 9 tificate redeemable at Tolland Oakland Rds. property are on file in the town next year and the program will ning.” begin its summer schedule of 21, rain date, Aug. 28. Mayor Sandra Bender, only 45 Connecticut, has been named summer school and continue to Valley School. p.m., will be moved inside in Pizza. Raffle tickets are 50 Hartford Jewish Federation clerk’s office. not be repeated,” said ‘Gold- free concerts with the All concerts are from 7-9 p.m. out of 600 eligible people are acting assistant superintendent administer the adult education case of rain. The cost is $5 per cents each. In September, only the 6th man. appearance of A1 Gentile Big on the Town Hall portico. using the compact vehicle cer- of East Hartford schools. programs as well as his other couple, BYOB, setups For further information and grade program at Eli Terry will The 4th grade program at Eli Sewing Band July 8 at 7 p.m. on the Townspeople are asked to tain days a week. Dr. Eugene A. Diggs, duties. Dr. Diggs named Leone continue to operate. available. tickets for all events call 872- Terry had to be eliminated The South Windsor Recrea- Town Hall portico. bring lawn chairs and blankets “It’s not roaring success, but BICYCLES superintendent, named Mr. to the post of director of ac|- “It’s very difficult to A dance featuring the 6001 or 872,-4387. SPiCIAL because the school department tion bepartm ent’s sewing Initially the concert had been to the outdoor programs. it’s not an absolute failure LIMEST SELECTION OF Leone to the interim post in his ministrative services. .! evaluate the open classroom went from four fourth grades to slated for July 10. NEW BICYCLES IN TNE recent reorganization of school According to contractual classes for people 10-18 years Summer Bonus Offer since the definition of what ' three, pausing “one grade to be old begin this week, through Rain date for this perfor- VENNON ANEI department administrators. agreements, all openings must such a place is is not uniformly in isolation for all practical mance will be July 9. OVER SO YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVfCEl Leone is filling the position be posted by the Board of for Hostess having a Candle Party. Aug. 25. For further informa- Scholarship Awarded muse held,” according to School Supt. reasons, thus destroying other Gentile’s musicians are all vacated by Bennett Plotkin. Dr. Education. The assistant tion and registration call the Robert Goldman. “ The building flexibility, which is im- veterans of the big band era and Piotkin resigned earlier in the superintendent position along flo v is t & Greenhouses^ Recreation Department at 644- To Michael Marshall Please give me a call — our Specials are too classrooms have combined in portant to the general program 2511, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. have played with Benny Good- year to become superintendent with the newly created jobs, BANTLY OIL CO. ■J ■ many to list. some fashion, for the majority for the children.” daily. man, Tommy and Jimmy in Bethel. directors of budget controi, B icgclin g .. . VERNON of time, two classrooms and The first grade level at Eli Dorsey, Glenn Miller and Tony • 24 Hour Emergency Service will major in dentistry. Since his teaching days, 15 special services, and secondary Th/^ fs a great chance to get beautiful Gifts at two teachers into the same set- Terry has been the town’s Pastor. • Burner Sales & Service years ago, Leone has served the school activities and athletics, Closing Michael Marshall, son of Mr. Two Rockville High School NO COST. ting. Thus one could say that longest rem aining open Other concerts scheduled in • Clean Heating Oils Th e Fam ily and Mrs. Charles Marshall of juniors have also received school system in several in the reorganization will be open classrooms may mean classroom. South Windsor Town Hall will South Windsor by the Park and 434 Tunnel Rd., Vernon, has- special awards. Jeffrey T. capacities and has done so very posted soon. LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER Call Linda - 649-7816 only that the folding wall However, because of the be closed Friday. The sanitary Recreation Department are: 649-4S9S well, according to Dr. Diggs. Appointments to these landfill on Strong Road will also Call Us For Your Home Healing been named as the first Gledhill was awarded the Yale between classrooms is open.” reduction in the number of first Slim Cox (western music) July R ecre ation POST ROAD PLAZA Along with his teaching positions will be made during Manchciter 643-9559 recipient of the C. Arthur Matt- Club of Hartford Book Award. At the 6th grade level in Eli graders, this class will not con- be closed in observance of 24, with a rain date of July 31; And Air Conditioning Needs... BfeMiaH MON 5AT ♦:30.*;30 MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 duties, the new acting assistant the month of August. i Independence Day. I 8

HEBRON way is overgrown and needs To Play Benefit Game Anne Dallaire considerable work to maintain AAA itifififirkirkiririrkirk-kirkirirkirkirklckifk 228-3267 it properly.. He said this The Hebron Conservation maintenance should commence VERNON straight wins, 4,187 strike-outs, Commission met with Raul in August. { SAVE*5to»7 { SAVE ♦2.07 BIG VALVE { SAVE *1.50 The Vernon Girls’ Softball 148 shut-outs, 119 no-hitters, DeBrigard of Northeast Hibbard said the town’s in- League will stage a benefit soft- and 23 perfect games. Heavy Duty 2-Cycle Kenmore Heavy- j Utilities and Richard Sugrue of terest in a large tract of land Women’s Clogs M Men’s Tank Tops ball game July 19 at 6:30 p.m. Other members of the team Connecticut Light and Power ^ Sears 126x12 Color Koffee Kasuals located along the right-of-way ^ ’74 Regular Price $6.99 to $8.99 ’74 Regular Price $3.99 at Rockville High School. All are Kathy Pierce, 15, the first Company to discuss plans for a is a separate consideration ^ Print Film Regular *6 proceeds fromthe event will be baseman; Kim Bueltel, 16, second line on the right-of-way from the second power line. He used for league activities. shortstop and team leader in Kenmdre W asher Duty Electric Dryer J running through the north end pointed out the lack of town The game will be between the home runs and Lotta Chatter, of town, and the possibility of owned recreation facilities and Junior Queen and her Maids 15, the catcher. 97 Jor the town using utility company suggested as possible uses, and the Vernon Mystery Team. Tickets will be $2 for adults land off E ast St. for hiking trails, equestrian trails Sleeveless Koffee Kasu- The Junior Queen team and $1.25 for children under 14. recreational land. and picnic areas. als in Perma-Prest ® A large assortment of A large assort- features four young girls who They are available at Peoples’ DeBrigard asked the com- for prints and solids. Sizes have appeared all over the Savings Bank of Rockville and Hibbard also said it is possi- styles and colors. Sizes ment of styles, S,M,L. mission to pinpoint any areas of ble that a compatable 5 to 9. colors and sizes. United States and on television. Vernon; Steve and Tom’s, West ONLY ONLY concern with the proposed se- recreational use could be .V ^ ^ $7 Women’sWomen's sizes 38-44 .. 5.25 J The pitcher, 15-year-old Rd., Ellington; Shakey’s Pizza, \ cond line now, rather than wait developed on the land if after Karen Beaird, has a perfect Vernon Circle; and the Vernon *179 *119 until an application is before inspection by the commission win-loss record with 247 Police Department, West Rd. the Power Faculty Evaluation such a proposal appears feasi- Council, sometime in the fall. ble. BIG VALVE .^'kirifiTif'kifir'kif'k'k'k'k'kiT-k'k'kiriTiTifiririririririTit'kit'kirk-kir'kitkirir'kir'k'k’kir'kiriT'kitiriTir'kiTifirir'k'k'k'k'k'kj^ John Hibbard, commission DeBrigard asked that a SAVE ♦SS chairman, said the only con- proposal be submitted in brief 19-in. Portable Color TV-1 cerns are the effect the as soon as an idea is formulated proposal might have on to provide a starting point for Early Vernon Middle School wetlands and plans to stabilize Sears Low Price Our Lowest Priced Coldspot 12.4 Cu. Ft. t consideration, noting that any the access road. such proposal would take con- American The utility company, accor- siderable time to develop. Honor Roll, ding to deBrigard, will clear the Several possibilities were dis- Chest Electric Range Refrigerator J right of way selectively, using cussed including the use of the Jacqueline Emerson herbicides where necessary and *299 ONE Regular $99.99 Grade Eight Karen Farrington Cheryl Holmes land by the town on a license High Honors Sarah Fluet Diana Howe ' leaving desirable species that permit arrangement, lease of Ronald Frost David Joy do not have excessive height Heather Atkins Bryan Gelgher Karen Kozlol the property, or purchase of the 4170 Carolle Bauer Doris Gunther Paul Kukulka potential to cover the area. land. Cynthia Boynton Richard Hopkins David Lemot DeBrigard said the right-of- ^ 19-in. diagonal measure picture Tara Burke Donna Houle<.' Gary Magnon Mary Coleman Priscilla Humphrey Brian Mennel ^ aaaaaa aa aaaa Wilma Crockett Barbara Jackson Heather Martin ONLY ONLY ( KKKKK BnBKKKKX Wllmot Damsita Kimberley KIbbe Lesly MIchals Kenneth Davenport Tracy King Karen Moore Coventry Club Picks C Peter Dubeau Donna Konlar Paul Mukal Douglas Dugan Cynthia Kuehn Beth Osolln *179 *249 { SAVE 50' 5 Craig Ertel Kathleen Kupek David Pardus ‘Woman o f the Year’ Beth Fisher Sylvia Kviesis. Kim Pelletier lllllllS Eric Fisher Joanne Lewis Elizabeth Philips DAY Denise Fleury .Monica Shea Beaulieu, public affairs; Mrs. . Yvonne L'Heureux Colleen Poprawa Assortment William Fox '^'kiT'kiticic'kic-kiTic'k'k'k'k'kiriTir'kif'k'kifiTiT'kirirkit'kiri^iTiriHrir'kif'kiT'k'k'k'kirk'k'kifiTiririT'kidTitkiridrir'ki^ Judy Bigl, new.sletter; Mrs. Beth Lindstrom Mary Jayne Pullen 742-9495 Susan Ganey Robert Marsh Elizabeth Rak Coventry’s Junior Women’s Genie Annino, homelife; Mrs. of WInllred Qerakarls Richard Martino Roxanne Rozman Jan Christman, pubUpjty; and Laurna Qlldden Susan McMahon Jeffrey Smith Ciub had its end-of-the-year Barbara Green Donna Michaud Jill Spencer banquet last week at the Alt- Mrs. Andrea Kircher, hostess. Vacuum Phyllis Gunther Marcia McDonald Lisa Stokes Cynthia Henriques SAVE *30.95 t Keep Your Cool... Coldspot J naveigh Restaurant and Mrs. Carol Morelll Keith White Task Force Barbara Hesse Beverly Morse Brian Wind > Elsa McKusick was honored as SAVE ♦25 ? Suzannn Holmes The Planning and Zoning Linda Mulka Robin Wytas Bags Donald Houle the club’s choice for the Commission has established a David O'Brien Craftsman Regular $1.49 Chris InguantI ' Kathleen O’Coln ' "Woman of the Year” Award. Planning Task Force which will Joanne Jacobsen Curtis Orkin General Honors Mrs. McKusick was chosen be assisting the commission in Cindy S. Johnson Karen Outerson Jellrey Aber Compact Freezer Carol Johnson Air Conditioners J 17-pc. Router ONLY Michele Proulx John Bauer for her outstanding service to looking at the over-all planning Donald Joslln Kevin Poster Amy Chase the community and in par- and growth issues of the town. Bit Set Regular $54.99 Ronald Joy Patricia Quigley Steven Cohen ticular her work with the eider- Gretchen Kemp Anne RIordan Patricia Conley The task force will be looking Norma Kennedy Frank Rogers Christopher Conway ly. • at alternate growth strategies Andrew KrassowskI Robert Ryan Laura Crane Michele Lanz Officers and committee such as development rights, Linda St. Germain Marie Culjak 1C Lori Lentocha Nancy Salmon Deborah Cyr chairmen for the coming year preservation areas and Robert Lessig Elisabeth Sanborn Sandra Cyr were installed. SAVE H SAVE *S save Carole Levitt Kevin Seagraves Robert Dahling 6.0-cu. ft. agricultural leasing, as well as SAVE ^20 Janine Lewie Installed were Mrs, Pat Susan Sklllen Michael Daly the implications of growth Janet Manchester John Staley Michael Davey Regular $219.95 4,500 BTUH Eileen McKone Farrand, president; Mrs. plans similar to the Ramapo The 1-Coat 1^4-in. White Valerie Stigas Lisa Dickey Sheila Keim, vice president; Donna Miller Candace Sunderland Jenny Dickson *189 Plan of New York. Lisa Monaghan I •2 0 ‘» n o o John Swart James DImlow ■It 4 t 4" Mrs. Linda Ksiazkowski, The chairman of the Task Steady Riders Latex Aluminum Claudia Moritz Alan Tied! Regena Dpomderp - ( Rosemary Quinlan William Torrey Cynthia Dpolady treasurer; Mrs. Judy Adamick, Force is Peter Halvorson, and Ellen Rak On^CortMooStiiJilJ Screen and Kim Toth Susan Dwyer recording secretary; Mrs. Jane other members are Dr. Jack «( Regular $12.99 House Brenda Robinson Christopher Trahan Michelle Florence Every Boat George Roccatagllata Eastman, corresponding Bynes, D. Todd Cook, Virginia Storm Door Jamie Uzell Lynn Francoeur secretary. Sheila Rowe Thomas Valkenet Maureen Freethy Diehl, Mark Lavitt, Mary Paint Amy Sanders Barbara VonHone Russell Greene 8 97 Heidi Schneider ? 9-in. Portable Color TV 5 Committee chairmen are Anthony Waggoner SAVE Lemons and Dan Manley. 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a. Students Presented Awards What Would You D o? Assessor’* H our, U sled m Andover K t . ; ' TOLLAND Kinney, Susan LaFontaine, Beaulieu, Gail Cabaniss, Tami DONNA HOLLAND a.m. to 3:30 p.m. during July Vivian Kenneson Shawn Lampron, Dawn Lugin- Carter, Mark Cropper, Ber- bedroom and two one-bedroom and August. Its regular Bolton Football Association, Fred Chmura, Andover At an awards assembly at buhl, Douglas Moore, James nadette Czuchra, Joanne Dowd, THANKSGIVING IN BERMUDA BOLTON cottages. schedule will resume Sept. 1. active in church and the Red assessor, has announced his Tolland High School a Morey, Gregory Nelso.n, Roberta Dumont, Maura Gray, By D ui^a Holland^ The housekeeping cottages Cross volunteer. hours for the summer will be scholarship was awarded to Deborah Owen, Nancy Parker, Pamela Hastings, Kimberly NOVEMBER 25 to 29 How does i k t old expression are pine paneled and complete- The Jensens’ ifive children Monday and Friday evenings B arbara Lampron by the Suzanne Prose, Laurie Sanders, Hunt, Cindy Ingraham, Debra go? Opportuimy only knocks ly furnished. All you need bring COMPUTER RECYCLING are Milton Jr., a graduate of from 7 to 9. He will no longer Donald N. Pritzger Memorial Nancy Shores, Carrie Smith, Magnuson, Linda once. Well, if opportunity was is clothes and linens (of course, COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPU -- ELBOW BEACH SURF CLUB Hartwick College in New York; conduct business on Saturdays. Foundation, for her participa- Donald Smith, Deborah Marchesseault, Sarah knocking at your door, what there’s linens to rent if you David, a graduate of Recycling of cards and pa^rs tion in the Youth for Understan- Stewart, Lynn Tourtelotte, McCusker, Dennis McLaughlin, This Special Bermuda Weekend Includes: would you do? wish). Manchester Community from computer operations has The Columbia-Hebron- ding Exchange student Laurie Volsdal, Wendy Deborah Minnick, Jeffrey Hound trip i lr branoportoHon from Bradloy HMd, Round trip tranalara Rom Stop for a moment and The cottages have heat for College in hotel food services; brought $26,500 back to the ttM Barmuda airport to your hotal, Including tipa to portar, Hotel a e com- Andover Community Health program. Miss Lampron will Wanchak, Charlene West, Muller, Mark Nolan, John honestly think about it, answer the spring and fall but are not Craig, a graduate of Bolton budget of the University of Colette Wilde, Kathy Zimmer- modatlona at tha labuloua Elbow Baaeh Burl Club for S daya and 4 nighta, Service will be open from 8 Missouri. spend the coming school year in O’Brien, Deborah Ridolfo, Braa kfait and dinner dally, Ruiri Swizzle Party,‘ Optional alghtaaaing. honestly (if you can) what you yet winterized. The area con- High School planning to attend Belgium. man, Bruce Mancuso. Laurel Segar, Matthew would do. sists of 212 acres, the cottages University of Connecticut’s The representative to Laurel Juniors: Karin Bagley, Terri Sespaniak, Gregory Sposito, $07700 And what if tne opportunity on four acres. The main house school of engineering in Girls State this year is Carol Beck, Tracy Benson, Ann Bock, Margie Titus, Dennis Tracey, was a dream, a tranquilizer and is 100 years old and has had five September; Mark, who will Cynthia Busel, Bonnie TotalCost M f f ParPanon-F MacArthur. The Nutmeg Boys Teresa Woods. DouMa Occupancy heaven all rolled into one. owners. enter high school in September 'state representative is Peter Dearstyne, Douglas Durdan, Freshmen: Michelle Atwood, Maybe it didn’t knock for you Boulder Lodge Cottages is and Christine who will enter Hyjek. Lynne Gates, Ann Gugliotti, Kimberly Blaney, Sandra Spaca fa L/mftad/ but it knocked for Milton and located about six miles from Grade 7 in September. 4- Academic awards were David Henry, Sandra Henry, Bonderman, Mamie Bowen, For RetorvaUont, Pfaasa Caff Betty Jensen. Gunstock, a well-known, large The Jensens drove down from presented to the following Peter Hyjek, Linda James, Nancy Boyden, Michael Milton and Betty recently ski area. New Hampshire to attend their students who have maintained Rick Jedrziewski, Carole Duguay, Alison Dyer, Anne became the owner of Boulder Want more information? Call son's graduation Tuesday. CA R W ASH SOUTH WINDSOR an average of 80 or above in all Kerkin, Barbara Lampron, Furey, Gregory Hareld, Robin Lodge Cottages in Alton, N.H. 603-875-4470 or write Boulder What would you do? major subjects. Mary Laramie. Hjarne, Judy Jendrucek, Bruce TRAVEL ADVISORS Milt quit his job as methods Lodge Cottages, Alton, N.H., Seniors: Sharon Adams, Gary Carol MacArthur, Joyce Mar- Johnson, Doug Lentocha, Janet 1708 Ellington Road South Windsor manager with the Fenn 03810. GREEK SHRINE tin, Cheryl Mattesen, Cynthia Berube, Brenda Bousquet, Macomber, Mary Hahoney, Manufacuturing Co. in While living in Bolton, Jensen NEW YORK (UPI) - Greek Miller, Kim Olender, Lynn Karen Bunce, Katherine Bush, Wayne McLaughlin Catherine 644-2488 Newington, after 12 years. was chairman of the Orthodox (Christians will mark AND W A X Harrow, Leslie Piazza, Steven Cabaniss, Sheryl McLeod, Nancy Miller, They put up a for sale sign on Republican Town Committee, the nation’s bicentennial by es- with fill up of gas and 75o Michelle Pitney, Barry Proc- Clough, Antoni Damman, R. Domenic Palumbo, Michelle the house they jived in for 20 president and member of the tablishing the first National tor, Lori Reed, Persia Rickes, David Davis, Warren Diana, Pellerin, Terry Richards, years, a house they built Bolton Football Association, Memorial Shrine of the Greek Cindy Roberts, Adele Silhavy, Kim Donaldson, Carla Doran, Robin Tacey, Ben Tantillo, themselves and from which Little League baseball coach Orthodox Archdiocese of North Lorrie Elderkin, Anne Farney, Donna Stone, Nancy Tefft, Sarah Tweet, Karen Warner. they reared five children. and very active in the Bolton MORI^RTY ^ ^ THERS/ Christopher White, Maureen and South America in St. Kim Fox, Ellen Gray, Mary Why? Congregational Church. Augustine, Fla., commemorat- Gugliott. Wilcox, William Wi|de, Keith Jensen said, “It’s just Betty was a member of the Wohllebe. ing the arrival of the first Greek Sandra Henry, Heidi beautiful up there! It’s just fan- Women’s Auxiliary of the settlers in the New World in 1768. 315 CENTER ST., M A N C H E S TE R ,C O N N .* P h o n e 6 4 3 *5 1 3 5 Horsman, Sharon Ingraham, Sophomores: David Alderuc- tastic! It’s located right where Marv Jo Jendrucek, Linda cio, Douglas Amende, Ann the mountain meets the lake. Frigidaire makes installation easg, It’s a beautiful mountain, the E. MkMIa Tirniplln water is so clear, the pine 729 makes comfort controi automatic. trees.... ” How did it all start? While on vacation six years MANIMESTtR 3 lie r a ld ago the Jensens were looking Area Profile 10,000 BTUs/hr/-* Jeff Breault, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Breault of Coventry, is congratulated by for a place to stay and “we William Auden, Algonquin District advancement chairman, after being presented his From Frigidaire, dependable cooling stumbled on it.” They have power in a room air conditioner that Eagle badge at a court of honor in the Andover Elementary School recently. returned each year since. COUPON Installs with the simplicity of Easy- Jensen said they were given the opportunity to purchase the Speakers Favor Mount side panels, then makes a summer’s worth of comfort automa- lodge, through the graciousness of the now former owner who BONUS tic. Just set the Cooling control to Sewers at Lake Andover Troop Conducts Court of Honor decided to sell. Supermarkets We Reserve Automatic Cool. Your air conditioner “We must try it. We are going The Right automatically turns itself on and off Model AE-10M to do it.” DAY! COVENIRV John Druge said, to maintain cool temperatures in your Betty said, “It’s a nice family Most of the Coventry “Everything we have heard is room all summer long. CHOICE OF MODELS A Court of Honor was con- Eagle badge to Jeff Breault, training sessions at the Lake of place, very quiet and peaceful. mea t s a JULY 4g 1975 residents who attended a that we could control growth by '5000 BTU ducted recently for the Boy son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Isles Scout Reservation. A place where you can com- hearing by the Lake Rehabilita- not sewering. You are trying to Frigidaire. Scout Troop 124 of Andover at Breault of Pucker St., Coven- In addition he has served as pletely relax.” 60C0BTU the Andover Elementary try. He has been a member of senior patrol leader for the past tion Study Committee recently have defensive zoning. If Home Environment Division of General Motors. 8000 BTU She said there’s no loud Bicentennial Banner Made by Students insisted that anything less than Coventry is ever going to School. Several Boy Scouts the troop for five years and two years. recreation, no stores and no a sewer system for the entire progress in an orderly manner 10000 BTU were awarded merit badges attended the TLD course at the He attends Windham restaurants. Those places are Third grade students of'Mrs. Frances Holgerson at the Skinner Road School, Vernon, lake area that would be capable you need a regional sewer SUMMER SALE PRICES ALL OPERATE ON and badges for advancement. Schiff Scout Reservation in Regional Technical School in within driving distance but at REGULAR 15 V Highlight of the award night New Jersey. He also attended Willimantic. He will be a junior proudly display a Bicentennial banner they made to be on display in the school showcase. of serving the whole town would system.” '169** and up the lodge the main attraction is be a patchwork attempt at Members of the Town Council was the presentation of the several Scout leadership in the fall. peace and quiet. OPEN JULY 4th The banner has some 40 squares with each one depicting some phase of Connecticut's history. During the ceremonies the school band played “America. " The presentation was curing a serious problem. attended the hearing and will QUALITY SERVICE You can swim in water so A petition was presented the have to select and prepare a EASY : followed by field day activities. (Herald photo by Richmond) clear you can see to the bottom, committee with 143 signatures plan to take to a meeting with GENUINE PARTS TERMS fish, boat and water ski. ^ 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. y of lake area residents who the Department of En- Boulder Lodge consists of a .'.•Club Sets Gouls claim that all four plans sub- vironmental Protefction later B.D. & Son est. 194l| main house, where the Jensens COUPONI______J0UP0NB______mitted by the committee were this month in the hopes the PEARL Vernon Plans Bicentennial reside, and 10 rentals under vjin C onservation Vernon Fireworks Fraffie 6 1 9 MAIN STREET PHONE 643-2171 MANCHESTER With Coupon and $5 Purchase With Coupon and $5 Purchase substandard. department will lift the abate- nine roofs. There are six two- ■:fiOLTON Vernon Police remind those who plan to attend the None of the plans calls for ment orders from the town. bedroom cottages, two three- LIMIT 1 6 PACK concert and fireworks display at Legion Field, tonight • D o n n a H o l l a n d sewering the whole lake area, “ 1776 Revisited-An Old On June 6, 1976 the main will release more details, Ray- 646-0375 that there will be a change in traffic pattern in that but one does call for a sewer Fashioned Day,” will be the event will be a “Bicentennial mond Walker, publicity chair- area at the conclusion of the display. system that would serve the theme for the first mail) event Parade,” which will start at 1 man said. Sweet Life The Bolton Woman’s Club BlMCt Traffic will be split at the center of the field and two University of Connecticut, a planned by the Vernon p.m. and march down Rt. 83. It Anyone wishing further infor- - conservation committee met A !!.' recently to discuss its goals for lanes of traffic will be routed east on Regan Rd. to Mansfield Training School and Bicentennial Commission and will feature numerous floats, mation should contact Walker the coming year. West St. and two lanes will be routed west on Regan Waterfront Manor and scheduled for Sept. 14. bands, and marching units. at 872-0049. His mailing address pdtAto Q Q C 11 P E P S I >1 It plans landscaping for Rd. to Rt. 83. No parking will be allowed on Regan Rd. Lakeview Terrace, the two lake The event will include a full On June 12, 1976 a bicenten- is 39 Grove St., Rockville. associations where most of the day of music, games, crafts," nial ball will end the four major \3entley Memorial Library in- The band concert to be presented by the Governor's pollution abatement orders and displays typical of the 18th events planned to celebrate the I y.-ding an herb garden, plan- Footguard Band, will start at 7 p.m. and weather per- Ung a Christmas tree at Bolton issued by the town were sent. century. country’s 200th birthday. The ______Rstura LIMIT 2 mitting, the fireworks display will start about 9:15 One resident said the On Sept. 20, the theme will be committee hopes to have those Good July 4, 1975 Only ML______Good July 4,1975 Only ’I Center green, awards for the p.m. ” town’s school’s science fair, recommendations were band “A Colonial Dinner,” and this attending the ball dress in 1ICLIP N’ SAVE — ^ % BBHICLIP N’ SAVEfll ~ plant and bake sale, and its an- aid approaches to jugular vein will be at the Sacred Heart Revolutionary era costumes. cuts and that the proposed plan In addition to the four major (doodlamL GARDENS I[flual rid litter day. Church, Rt. 30 starting at 6:30 ■COUPONBI lOUPONB Another goal of the com- Carney To Give for sewers looked as if it was p.m. Featured will be a full- events the Bicentennial Com- 'ijnittee is beautification of the designed to turn off the rest of course dinner with a menu mission is also planning Let Us Help You With Your Lawn and Plant Problems ► ntown for the Bicentennial year. the town. typical of the Revolutionary movies, displays, home tours, SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN r-'It hopes to encourage all Tennis Lessons Another said, “By going into War era. W aiters and restoration proj'ects and ;Hownspeople to participate. the papers repeatly about sep- waitresses will be dressed in athletic events. ) first game and has defeated tic problems in Lakeview As the time of these events 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER 643-8474 ■ North Brook A ■ SIngstord It asked club members to call SOUTH WINDSOR now at colonial garb and music of the I ^■“Alison Boisoneau if they know Mansfield at Storrs in a 14-2 Terrace and Waterfront Manor, period will be provided. comes closer the (tommission •C;y)f any areas in town or in their Kept Carney, of 617 Nevers game. you have devalued our homes. S t a i l l i c e QF l i f * U A D r ,^-neighborhood that need atten- Rd., South Windsor, will teach Sue fiotticello gained the vic- You have kept the housing from S«lection To 1/2 J.'triple and said, “ You have got to sewer eight sessions on the Carney one double and three singles. the whole lake area and you ■KLIP N' SAVE — KLIP N’ SAVE Patricia Miner, daughter of home court. Lisa Fournier, with five should accept that fact sooner Wooding of Rockville and Miss - .Report Cards Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Miner of HCOUPONI —"dlUPONB Carney ranked first on the or later. Szalontai, the daughter of Mr. singles and Cheryl Vedovato Rockville, was installed as I’Ready Monday South Windsor High School Ten- and Mrs. Daniel Szalontai of with a four-for-six night (one grand chaplain at the 38th an- nis Team, which finished its Rockville. All three g irls ' home run and three singles) nual grand session of the Grand ! 'COVENTRY season with a 14-1 record. Prior Custom Design graduated from Rockville High were the team’s next highest Assembly International Order ' Report cards will be to his graduation in June, he hitters. School last week. of The Rainbow for Girls in n .2 9 • ‘ 1.59 ' ^available to Coventry High was co-captain. He has Miss Wooding also receive^f Mansfield scored two runs, Shirt Center! „ Hartford last weekend. I Cavanaugh M 11 CHAMPION JH t ySchool students starting Mon- attended a tennis instructors’ three hits and seven errors, one of the eight scholarship 10 for ^8.95 ^ 'day, the school has announced. seminar and has taught Miss Miner is junior past awards presented at the grand while South Windsor scored 14 worthy advisor of Rockville 2'/^-B8lldlngSlze,rog69'...... 39‘ ! •. The school’s office hours are previously for the Y. runs, 17 hits and three scores. session. The 21 applicants for •■27:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays Class fee is $15 for Y more fun than a barrel of monkeys.. Assembly. Miss Bettejane these awards had an average of 10 for >3.75 'throughout the summer. Wooding, past worthy advisor 98.7. I ENGLISH A $1 4 members and $18 for non- of Rockville Assembly, was in- members. R egistration is All three girls are also stalled as grand representative BEDDING PLANTS limited to eight per session and members of the Union Pttunlii, Snap,, Marlgoldt, Aatara, to Wisconsin and Miss Judith Allirtium , Salvia, Calandulaa and many [ : Police Cruisers students must be preregistered Congregational Church, The Custom Shirt Center: Szalontai, past grand faith, and Rockville. Miss Miner and Miss moral Good July 4, 1975 Only Good July 4, 1975 Only " ‘ To Promote at the Y office at Vernon Circle, either by mail or in person. a. the fun and excitement of designing past worthy advisor of Szalontai will be attending ■KLIP W SAVE — MPH Limit Rockville was appointed vic- Vegetable PLANTS 1ICLIP N’ SAVE — y 5 5 Racquets must be brought your very own Custom Shirt in our store Manchester Community tory in the grand cross of color. College in the fall and Miss Lettuce, Cabbage, Broccoli, Spanish : HARTFORD (UPI) - All from home but tennis balls will b. any design Custom Printed in seconds ... Onions, Leeks, Tomatoes, Peppers, Celery, ICOUPONI Miss Wooding is the daughter Wooding, the University of Parsley and many morel OViMinE ‘ state police cruisers will carry be provided. on the front or back of any cotton garment ' bumper stickers saying “55 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wisconsin. U.S. GRADE “A” rj;^ f ►u WIUi Coupon a ■ Saves Lives " to promote the ScholarHliip c. our store will personalize your shirt with ... The South Windsor Jaycees LIMIT 1 3 ' state's campaign to slow down your name, favorite slogan pr athletic number I PAMPERS ? highway traffic, Gov. Ella T. have presented their annual TURKEYS 5 12 Count scholarship award to Miss Grasso has announced. Permagraphs ... the photographic look Largt Pack • Mrs. Grasso said the lower 55 Mary Ellen Dillon, daughter of of 9 to 12 I Sweet Lite I m.p.h. speed limit on Connec- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dillon, the Glitters ... the metalflake look Plants 887 Main St. Now*5 thg ttm t lo •la ri gpriylng vour V to tlR b ltg . ticut highways will reduce gas- the Classics ... those vibrant colorful F l M r ^ T r t t i and Sbruba agalngt Inaacta and cMa- | i oline consumption as well as Miss Dillon, a 1975 graduate standard Roach designs TOWN 0 ' save lives, of South Windsor High School, Hardy, 7<6” P ott ■ SUGAR I “As motorists take to the will attend the University of Put them on T-Shirts, Tank-Tops,I 49^ Connecticut where she plans to MANCHESTER CHRYSANTHEMUMS opl y 99< 7^ 95 ; highways of Connecticut on this Sweatshirts, Athletic Jerseys, Briefs, (Labaltd For Color) 3 for >2.69 ; Independence Day weekend, I major in education and home I economics. Boxer Shorts, You Name It... Good July 4 , 197S Only “; urge them to observe the speed REFUSE PLANT JACKSON limit. State traffic regulations Slundings-' , 100% FADE-FREE, PERKINS ROSES We CaiTT H Coaipltte the ef 1KLIP N' SAVE — ‘' demand it. Common sense The South Windsor Girl’s machine washable Bush a Cllmbart ORTHO CHEMICALS ' makes it obvious, " she said. Softball League has played its Pattid la r rab of Cia4 Sal for your gardan, plut a BETTY CROCKER COLLECTION MCelan!$nloCr«ri compTata llna of scons GET YOUR NAME PRINTED io n m *3.9S PESTICIDES ARTS & FLOWERS CHICKEN-O-SEA GOLDEN 8 tor 818.98 LIGHT CHUNK YELLOW UP TO 5 LETTERS No REFUSE OR RUBBISH collection on DECORATOR ASSORTED RING BARREn Limited Tima Only... Friday, July 4th. Collections regularly step CMndi Bigs Nea, WiOi GARD a VECnABlE • scons KWIT...... 8.99 PLUMBING AND SUPPLY scheduled for this day will be made on and ROWER stop Weeds h tim s . Use TOWELS TUNA BUMNAS CAKES 331 BROAD ST. Tuesday, July 8th. Manchester Sanitary PLANT F O O D . . . 50 lbs.*5.88 • sconsHANSEL ....6.95 Jumbo Roll - Limit 3 6V2 Oz. 24 Oz. Box Landfill will also be closed July 4th. (O r ut a Faad 6 Waad) WILL BE CLOSED REBAL MEN'S 5HBP . - K. M. LAWN FOOD JENNITE J-18 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, -CoMMdteMni uigMi MS Mom CompM* mmv SIM' Jay Giles ...... $4.99 & $5.99 Fresents Tear 4inesie){ ttm a n lata, ir n laWilwd lam «Hli 5 Q A LLO NS NIIN ITREn, HMMESTER TM4innj!/Cniiii. Director of Public Works 18^ JULY 4 & 5 IgM aiiiiy An M itt II It I SCOTTS t g mm *8.49 •SM Um . H n ttf. AN It M l The Best Wneaiy seeler mmj cen bay! 38‘ TktnSiy M l It M l Iglifiiy II to Ml< TURF BUILDER . . 5.044 >«it’ O .U D 39 89

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Miss Agnes Manning ^ COVENTRY - Miss Agnes C. Tired RSox’ Wise Loses No-Hitter in Ninth Manning, 61, of Rt. 44A died POLICE REPORT Thursday at a Manchester con- valescent home. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) — Rick Wise really didn’t of pitcher Tom Hausman and Scott as a result of injuries in connection with the investiga- court house. Police said a The crowd of 34,455 — one of the largest in Brewers four straight official at bats, in leading Baltimore over Miss Manning was born Sept. MANCHESTER want to talk about it. tion of the alarm sounding from similar incident was reported the nightcap. history — stood and yelled for a full five minutes after Detroit. Baylor had hit a homer against Boston Tuesday 12, 1913 in Mamaroneck, N.Y., Daniel J. Duffy, 47, of 77 m Then he began — reluctantly. a box on High St., Rockville. last week. Hausman suffered a bruise on the thumb of his pitching Scott’s home riln, with many of the accolades aimed night and then walked in his final appearance. Mike Torrez daughter of the late Mr. and Lockwood St. was arrested In connection with the same Joseph G. Henry, 19, of 148 “He’s a damn good hitter, that’s all. I’ve had a lot of hand when he was hit by a line drive off the bat of Jim directly at Wise. Mrs. Timothy J. Manning, and Wednesday morning on a Com- picked up his ninth win behind an 18-hit attack which in- incident police charged a com- Warren Ave., Vernon, was good games in the past and I’ve had another — but I just Rice, who had slammed two home runs — one of them one “I knew I hit it good,” Scott said. “But I hit it low and I lived there until coming to mon Pleas Court 12 warrant cluded four hits by A1 Bumbry. panion of Crowe’s with breach charged Wednesday with got tired. It was hot and humid out there, and it was a long of the longest ever at Milwaukee County Stadium — in the Coventry 10 years ago. She was charging him with non-support. didn’t know if it would go out. It gave me satisfaction, but While Sox .3, A's 4 of the peace after she allegedly operating an unregistered game. opener. a communicant of St. Mary’s He posted a $500 surety bond for nothing special, because I need the hits. That’s what I get Brian Downing’s single with two out in the ninth drove in caused a disturbance at the motor vehicle, possession of a Church. court July 14. “I tried to jam him, but I just didn’t have the velocity, Scott sprained his right ankle sliding into first, was paid for.” Jerry Hairston and gave Chicago its 10th victory in 11 scene of the arrest. vehicle having a mutilated fac- She is survived by a brother, just didn’t get it in there.” carried from the field on a stretcher and returned later The Red Sox send Roger Moret (5-0) against games while tagging Oakland with its second loss in 11 con- Charged was Gloria L. tory serial number and misuse Thomas J. Manning of Coven- Recent thefts reported in- He was talking about the pitch he threw George Scott, from the hospital to join his teammates in the clubhouse. Milwaukee’s Jim Slaton (6-8) tonight. Kellum, 16, of 199 South St., of registration plates. He is to tests. Jorge Orta drove in two runs for the White Sox and try, with whom she made her clude: the Milwaukee Brewers first baseman, with two outs in the But the story of the evening was Wise, who had baffled Baltimore defeated Detroit 13-5, Chicago beat Oakland 5- Reggie Jackson knocked in two for the A's. • The 1967 Ford Mustang con- Rockville. appear in court in Rockville, home. Police said Crowe’s hands ninth inning. Scott hit the pitch out of the ball park to ruin the Brewers, only to lose his bid for a second no-hitter. He 4, Kansas City downed Texas 7-5, Cleveland nipped New RoyalH 7, Hungers .5 vertible of Donald G. Hunt of July 23. Wise’s no-hit bid. The funeral is Saturday at were checked with the special SOUTH WINDSOR had no-hit Cincinnati in 1973 while with Philadelphia. York 3-2 and Minnesota topped California 9-4 in other John Mayberry, who hit three homers against Texas 8:45 a.m. from the Fitzgerald East Hartford was stolen The bespectacled Boston Red Sox hurler did recover, “It’s a shame, a real shame,” said Boston manager Wednesday morning from light for substance put on the Kevin' A. French, 17, of 10 American League games. Tuesday night, hit a two-run homer in the 10th providing Funeral Home, 225 Main St., fire alarm boxes and his hands Mohegan Dr., South Windsor, however, to finish the game, despite another home run by Darrell Johnson. “He had good stuff, good control, he was Twins 9, Aiifids 4 Kansas City with its triumph. The Rangers had tied the Manchester, with a Mass at St. where it was parked at 1180 W. showed they had been on the was charged Wednesday with Bobby Darwin, and grab a 6-3 victory. The win, in the first just pitching super. It’s a shame the man doesn’t get a no- Mary’s Church at 9:30. Burial Middle Tpke. '1 Dan Ford drove in three runs with a bases-filled double score with two runs in the ninth. The victory snapped the fire alarm. operating with unsafe tires in game of a doubleheader, enabled the Sox to hold their one- hitter.” will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. • The American Cancer and Rod Carew knocked in two runs with a single to lead Royals' four-game losing streak. Society donation box at the Crowe was released on a $200 connection with a one-car acci- game lead over Milwaukee in the hot American League Wise probably lost his chance when he walked Bill Sharp Minnesota’s 10-hit attack against California. Bert Indians 3, Yankees 2 Friends may call at the non-surety bond and Miss Mister Donut Shop at 255 W. dent on Dart Hill Rd., South East pennant race. on four pitches just before Scott came to the plate. Blyleven, returning after being sidelined for three weeks, Duane Kuiper singled and scored from first base when funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 Kellum was released on her Windsor. p.m. Middle Tpke. was stolen The Brewers came back to win the nightcap 4-3 on home “I walked the guy I should have got out,” Wise said. went 7 2-3 innings for his sixth win. Ed Crosby singled and Bobby Bonds threw wild to third promise to appear in court. Police said French hit a wet Memorial contributions may Wednesday at 3 p.m. The runs by Gorman Thomas and Pedro Garcia and a string of “But I just didn’t have the steam anymore. I was confident Both are scheduled to appear in spot on the road and his car k Orioles 13, Tifjers 5 base to give Cleveland its game-winning run in the ninth. be made to the American waitresses on duty said a white two-out singles in the sixth inning. when I started the inning that I’d get it. But then I just had court in Rockville, July 23. Miss rolled over. No injuries were Don Baylor hit homers his first three times up, driving in Dave LaRoche shut out New York for 2 1-3 innings to win Cancer Society, 237 E. Center male must have cut the chain Kellum was turned over to the reported. French is to appear in The Brewers lost — at least temporarily — the services to worry about the win.” five runs and becoming the 18th player to hit homers in his third game while Dick Tidrow suffered the loss. St., Manchester. on the box. He left without his coffee order, in a car with custody of her parent. Common Pleas Court 12, East Massachusetts plates, they Vernon Police are in- Hartford, July 22. Mrs. Anna J. Preston said. Police are checking. vestigating a complaint South Windsor Police are in- received from the custodian of Double Celebration '^Polish Power^ SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. • Women and children are vestigating a complaint from Anna Elizabeth Jacobsen going to the strawberry fields the Tolland County Superior the Union School, 771 Main st., Preston, 59, of. Vero Beach, off Slater St. and Buckland St. Court Building concerning that someone entered the food Thoughts someone throwing rocks at and For Mets’ Matlack Slogan for Phils Fla., formerly of South Windsor to pick the berries. They are not service office and took some and Windsor, died Monday in going during authorized hburs smashing the front door of the $ 100. NEW YORK (UPI) — Jon Matlack made it a double Vero Beach. She was the widow and they are qot paying, said ApLENty celebration Wednesday night. NEW YORK (UPI) — The Philadelphia Phillies might of Roy Preston. the owner of the fields, Alex His teamates handed him his 10th victory of the season as well adopt “ Polish Power” as their slogan for 1975. Born in Hartford, Mrs. Yakaitis. Ashe Upends Roche By Len Auster with a 7-2 decision over the Chicago Cubs shortly after his The comeback of Greg Luzinski has certainly been the Preston had lived in the area He asked police to patrol the wife handed him his third child. most of her life, moving to Vero Squire Village Fair Helps Leukemia Fund most important factor thus far in the Phillies’ surge into fields more often when they are pennant contention in the National League East. Beach in 1955. supposed to be closed to the To Move into Finals Third baseman Joe Torre second as the Cubs scored Survivors are a son, Ralph Children at Squire Village play games and sell sponsored by Burger King in Manchester. Burger King public. . Rising Minor Sports started the party in the first two unearned run on his The 24-year-old outfielder, screak. Niekro, who retired Petersen of Vero Beach; a refreshments for fun and for a worthy cause. Chaired by donated crown hats and balloons which were given as WIMBLEDON, England appearance in the finals, inning with his first homer throwing error. He fielded a whose husky 6-foot-l, 225- ELLINGTON (UPI) — Arthur Ashe of Miami Over the last few years, Manchester High and East the last 14 batters in a row, brother, Lloyd Jacobsen Karie Griffin of 38E Squire Village, a fair was conducted prizes. A total of $8 was collected which will be donated to returned the compliment when in over a month. bunt by Cub pitcher Bill pound fram e has ap- raised his record to 8-6 in of Windsor; and a grandchild. Ginette Wilusz, 23, of made certain of the first all- his forehand volley failed time Catholic have had highly successful golf teams. Wednesday for the benefit of the Leukemia Foundation and the Leukemia Foundation. (Herald photo by Pinto) But Matlack, no doubt a Bonham and hit Rob propriately earned him the registering only the second The funeral is Saturday at 2 Collinsville, was admitted to American final in 28 years in and again but his service — he The past two seasons. East has won the Hartford County little nervous about the Sperring, who had singled, nickname “Bull,” belted his shutout by the Braves’ staff p.m. at Floyd-Struck Funeral Rockville General Hospital the Wimbledon Tennis Cham- served eight games at love and Conference title along with state honors while crosstown Wednesday afternoon with in- arrival of his first son, trying to cut down the lead 21st homer Wednesday this year. Home, Vero Beach. Burial will pionships today when he beat scored six aces — pulled him Manchester under the direction of Tom Kelley has always juries suffered in a car- Tony Roche of Australia, 5-7,6- threw away the lead in the runner at second. night, a two-run shot in the Reds 4, Astros 3 be in Crestlawn Cemetery, out of trouble. done well in the Central Connecticut Interscholastic Apollo-Soyuz Given Green Light motorcycle accident on Rt. 83 4, 7-5, 8-9, 6-4 in the semifinals. Don Kessinger lofted a sixth inning that tied the George Foster’s three-run Vero Beach. Roche scratched from the League (CCIL). in Ellington. In the finals of the $268,600 mixed doubles with Billie Jean sacrifice fly to score score at 3-3, and the Phillies homer in the sixth inning One explanation for the high standard of play is the Police said Ms. Wilusz suf- championships Saturday, Ashe, King to rest his arm — Tickets Sperring and Jerry Morales \yent on to defeat the St. lifted Cincinnati over In Memoriam CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. despite a request from Sen. “ Deke” Slayton and Vance fered a severe injury to her the sixth seed, will meet the number of courses in the area for the youngsters to get Louis Cardinals 5-3 to move In loving memory of Joseph Thompson drained of its volatile fuels successfully treated, he says, singled to score Bonham Houston. Foster’s homer, (UPI) — The federal space William Proxmire, D-Wis., that Brand —flew to the launch site right foot and a broken right winner of today’s other practice, on. Manchester Country Club in particular has an Tickets for the banquet within five games of the who passed away July 3, 1972. after the Wednesday test to by a Filipino faith healer — for Saturday at the with the final Cub run. his 14th, came after infield agency is going ahead with it be delayed. from the Johnson Space Center eliminate hazards for the hip. She was the operator of the semifinal between top-seed and the Ashe match which, as he excellent junior program run by Tina and Carl Mikolowsky Pittsburgh Pirates in the NL In every day in some small way The Mets evened it for singles by Ken Griffey and plans to send three American Proxmire said in Washington in Houston for a final dress astronauts. motorcycle. The driver of the defending champion Jimmy had expected, was a marathon where the schoolboys get invaluable experience. iManeliester American East. Memories of you come our way. astronauts to a space rendez- the CIA has doubts about the Legion Home honoring Matlack in the fourth inning Dan Dricssen had erased a Time and tears roii swiftly by rehearsal today. In Russia, training chief Lt. car, Roberta L. Danilowlicz, 24, Connors of Belleville, 111., and lasting two hours and 50 In the recently contested Mancester Insurance Agents Dick Allen’s two-run triple vous with two Soviet technical capability of the when Rusty Staub and Ed 3-1 Houston lead. It marked But love and memories never die. Launch crews Wednesday Gen. Vladimir Shantalov said of 98 Hamlin St., Manchester, llth-seed Roscoe Tanner of minutes. Youth Golf Classic, East’s Mike Cooney won for the second Matt Moriarty will he in the eighth inning proved cosmonauts despite a U.S. Russians to handle completed a week-lone test was charged with making an Lookout Mountain, Tenn. available at the Kranepool singled and Dave the 26th time the Reds have Sadly missed. cosmonauts Alexei Leonov and He dropped his service to fall consecutive year with teammates Brad Strella and Tim to be the winning blow for senator’s request it be post- simultaneously both the rendez- which put the Saturn IB rocket Valeri Kubasov would fly to the unsafe turn. She is to appear in Ashe, the only right-hander in behind 3-4 in the first set on a douhleheaders either Kingman boomed a long come from behind to win Wife and Children LaFrancis not too far behind. All are either members of the Phillies but it was the poned. vous mission with the and the spacecraft systems cosmodrome at Baikonur today, Common Pleas Court 19, the semifinals, got an early forehand placement, a spin lob Friday or Saturday or by sacrifice fly. this season. the Country Club or Ellington Ridge. Cardinals’ fear of Luzinski The astronauts were taking American astronauts and the through the minute-by-minute “to get the feel of the ship Rockville, Aug. 5. birthday present — he is 32 a and a crosscourt backhand by railing George Maloney, Felix Millan made it 4-2 in Dodgers 6, Padres 5 In Memoriam their final checkouts today in orbiting Salyut space station. Several junior high players from filing and Bennet also that allowed Allen to come countdown planned for the real Soyuz” in the final days. Police said the car was week from today — from the Ashe, but broke back when 644-8781. the fifth when he doubled (UPI photo) Steve Garvey’s two-out In loving memory of Steila Makulis the Apollo spacecraft that will Dr. Glynn Lunney, technical thing. The Russians are scheduled northbound on Rt. 83 and the cy- rugged Australian southpaw Ashe twice hit a forehand volley did well at the event. Dave Thomas, who will be entering home Matlack and Mike through with the game- single with the bases loaded who passed away July 3, 1972. carry them to the meeting in Ducats arc S5.50. Hal director for the Apollo mission, The test, the last major one to take off at 8:20 a.m. July 15,7 cle was southbound and the car who made an unusual number into the net. Roche broke ser- Manchester High in the fall, turned in a fine card of 85 and Phillips. Hard Firing Red Sox^ Rick Wise winning hit. Luzinski was in the 14th gave Los Angeles space two weeks from now. said “NASA has concluded that allegedly turned into the path of of errors for a player of his Goodnough, former New We often sit and talk of her. before the actual countdown */2 hours before the American vice to win the set in the 12th Paul Peracchio, reportedly heading to East in the fall as a The Mets scored their given an intentional walk its win over San Diego. Paul When we are all together, The National Aeronautics and the Soyuz 18-Salyut 4 mission the cycle causing it to hit the experience — he was a finalist York Mets’ public Missed No-Hitter against Brewers by One Out starts next week, climaxed with team. The Russians’ formal game. Ashe saved the first set freshman, matched Thomas’ stroke total. final three runs in the sixth with the go-ahead run on se- Ray Powell led off the in- For her memory is the only thing Space Administration kept the does not constitute a hazard’’ right fender of the car. in 1968. point with a forehand volley but relations director, will he That we shail have forever. a simulated Apollo blastoff at training has ended, Shantalov Jeff Shrider, who will be entering ninth grade at Bennet to chase loser Bonham. cond and first base open, ning with a single and was Apollo-Soyuz test project on for the mission. 3:46 p.m. EDT —four minutes said. Ashe, who makes his first missed a backhand pickup on in the fall, did even better with a card of 84. Andy Plepler the guest speaker. The and Allen promptly hit a line Daughter, sons, and grandchildren schedule for a July 15 launch The astronauts —Brig. Qen. VERNON Kranepool walked, stole se- sacrificed to second. After ahead of the 3:50 time planned The two spacecraft are the second. from Illing also has shown fine potential on the links. banquet will begin at ap- drive into the rightfield cor- Thomas Stafford, Donald K. for July 15. The liftoff was scheduled to rendezvous in or- Randall S. Crowe, 18, of 199 proximately 8:30 p.m. cond and scored on Del Legion Cops Duke two intentional walks loaded South St., Rockville, was East was 27-2 and Manchester 18-6-2 in dual matches this Unser’s single. ner to score both runners. the bases, Garvey singled in moved ahead to avoid bad bit over Europe July 17 and fly past campaign. With an ever present feeder system at the Luzinski, who missed together for two days before charged with falsely reporting the winning run. A1 Dow- weather moving into the area. ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND country clubs. Where youths are encouraged in the sport, most of last season with a Elected Retired General Says RFK The Saturn launch rocket was separating and heading home. an incident (ringing a fire As Miles Delivers ning, the fourth Dodger alarm box) Wednesday night in and drive carefully the locals should continue to do well against neighboring STANDINGS torn ligament in his right pitcher who worked the last schools. By Len Auster WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ben Ordered Anti-Castro Plots If You Run Short of Anything Please Note That knee, has now hit 13 homers two innings, gained the vic- F Andrews Jr., Connecticut Getting the timely hit and excellent pitching perfor- in the last 30 days and has William K. Harvey, a CIA of- National League American League tory, his first decision this state NAACP director, has been WASHINGTON (UPI) - A East East mance from John Koepsel, the Manchester American driven in 63 runs for the elected to thfr^AACP national ficial, but never knew if Tennis also Booming season. retired Pentagon general was w. 1. pet. g.b. w. 1. pet. g.b. year. anything was done to carry out Elligton Traffic Legion baseball team nipped Windsor Locks, 2-1, last night Board of Directors. quoted today as saying the late PINEHURST GROCERY Tennis by leaps and bounds is the fastest rising partici- Pittsburgh 46 29 .613 — Boston 42 33 .560 — at Mt. Nebo. “This is the best I’ve ever One of 10 regional represen- Attorney General Robert F. the “get rid of” instructions. at 302 Main Street pant sport in America. Downstate high schools in the past Philadelphia 43 35 .551 4‘A Milwaukee 42 35 .545 1 their lone run in the second 38 35 .521 7 New York 41 35 .539 11/2 The Zone Eight victory been,” said Luzinski. “I’ve tatives to the 60-member Kennedy ordered him in 1%2 to He said that neither then CIA Changed for Parade ' WIN be New York as Bob Cresotti tripled and LOCAL always dominated the CIAC State Championship but the st. Louis 37 38 .493 9 Baltimore 36 39 .480 6 gives the locals a 4-2 mark had no prolonged slumps. policy-making board, Andrews have the Central Intelligence Director John A. McCone nor FIRE CALLS trend seems to be changing. Chicago 37 41 .474 im Cleveland 33 42 .440 9 Kevin Tibbetts drove him McNamara was informed of the OPEN ALL DAY while Windsor Locks evens Even if I didn’t feel that I will represent New York state Agency work out plans for “get- Daniel McKeever, marshal All intersecting streets between Manchester High senior Dan Arenas and East Catholic Montreal 31 40 .437 13 Detroit 28 46 .378 13'^ home with a line single. BASEBALL and New England. ting rid of” Cuban leader Fidel approach to the CIA. for the Ellington July 4 parade the Ellington High School, West West off at 3-3. Manchester visits was swinging good. I’ve still FRIDAY, JULY 4th sophomore Mary Catherine Murano reached the w. 1. pet. g.b. Winning hurler Koepsel Andrews, 34, who had un- Castro. The newspaper quoted an un- MANCHESTER reminds those planning to be in where the parade will form, w. 11. p e t . gb- South Windsor tonight at 6 in been able to get some RBIs. Wednesday, 1:37 p.m. semifinals before bowing out. Wethersfield High’s Eric Cincinnati 51 28 .646 — Oakland 49 28 .636 — struck out eight, walked one successfully sought the seat at M aj. Gen. Edw ard G. identified “former high-ranking town during the morning that and Brookside Park, will be From 8 A.M. til 4 P.M. Los Angeles 44 37 .543 8 Kansas City 42 35 .545 7 a zone clash. “I think there are a com- ALUMM INTERTOWN CIA official” as saying that —alarm pulled by mistake at and Paul Giosa teammed up to win the doubles crown. and allowed three hits. At the last three conventions, was Lansdale, who had been Rt. 140, from Rt. 83 to the closed to traffic until the San Francisco 38 40 .487 Wfi Texas 37 40 .481 12 Former East Catholic bination of things responsi- With Frank Livingston elected 163-88 over Bernon assigned to the Pentagon as Robert Kennedy by-passed Manchester Memorial Broad Brook line, will be closed parade passes. The parade is Why the shift? One answer is the number of indoor tennis San Diego 37 42 .468 14 Chicago / 3639 .480 12 one stage, he set down 11 in Come In tonight til eight p.m. or Friday from 8 a.m. til 4 Minnesota------3540 .467 13 stars Dan Socha and Tom ble for my surge—Dick hit- hurling a four-hitter, the Sport of Stoughton, Mass. Also special assistant to then regular channels to the agency Hospital. (Town) to all through traffic from 10:40 scheduled to start at 11 a.m. complexes going up in this region.- The Manchester Atlanta 33 44 .429 17 a row and got the last five p.m. for all your holiday needs. Fresh Rolls...Fresh Houston 28 54 .341 Wk California 36 45 .444 15 Miles combined to give ting behind me and with Manchester Merchants elected at the 66th annual con- Secretary of Defense Robert S. for the Castro project because Wednesday, 1:44 p.m. —blood a.m. until after the parade dis- Racquet Club and Vernon Tennis Forum are two prime Wednesday;s Results out in order, two on strikes. washed down after dog. hit in _ Bre a d ...M ilk ...Picnic F oods...Cre a m y Potato Wednesday's Results Manchester the margin of guys like (Dave) Cash and whipped Columbia, 7-2, last vention was Romeo Brown, 18, McNamara, told the he and President Kennedy “had bands. examples. The budding stars have places to practice and Atlanta 6 San Francisco 0 Kansas City 7 Texas 5, 10 inns, night night at East Catholic. Jeff Ber- road near 693 Center St. (Town) Sa | ad...Fresh Cole S^^ Shrimp Salad. Cincinnati 4 Houston 3. night Baltimore 13 Detroit 5, night victory. Socha lined a one- (Larry) Bowa’ on base all a graduate of West Hill High Washington Star in an interview lost faith in the CIA leadership Hatheway Rd., the location of sharpen their skills during the winter months instead of Munclit'ster (2) man had two. hits for the 9-1 after the 1961 Bay of Pigs Wednesday, 6:13 p.m. FRESH CANDY More quality tor your dollar whan you buy PINEHURST Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 3, night Cleveland 3 New York 2, night out single through the box in AB R H E the time, there’s nowhere to School in Stamford, Conn., to a that Kennedy, brother of the Brookside Park where the being sidelined by the forces of nature. Chicago 5 Oakland 4. night locals. fiasco.” —minor fire in house at 138 W. WHITMAN, SCHRAFFT, New York 7 Chicago 2. night the sixth inning and stole se- Groves, cf 3 t 0 1 put me. And with Allen third term as representative of late President John F. parade will disband, will be Tobin Skinless 1st Prize or Illing and Bennet each lost one match this year, that to Pittsburgh at Montreal, night, ppd., Kansas City 7 Texas 5, 10 inns, night Hcalv. 2b 3 0 0 0 Lansdale is scheduled to Center St. The still hot charcoal closed to all parking from 10 CANDY CUPBOARD rain ' Boston 6 Milwaukee 3, 1st. twilight cond. Miles drilled a shot Socha. ss 3 1 1 0 behind me, they have to the Northeast regional youth Kennedy, never used the word Grote & Weigel Natural Casing each other. Bennet’s list of promising netsters included ALUMM JUNIORS delegates. Brown now lives in “assassination.” appear for a second time next from a cookout was put in a a.m. to 5 p.m. as the area will Los Angeles 6 San Diego 5. 14 Inns, Milwaukee 4 Boston 3, 2nd. night down the third base stripe Miles. 3b 3 0 1 0 pitch to me.” basket in the basement. Some ARTHUR DRUG f IIanks Jim Kennedy, Jim Kellar', Rick Marshall and Jim Boll night Today s Games Ballard, lb 2 0 0 1 Coming from behind, Mari- Philadelphia. But Lansdale was quoted as week before the Senate com- be used for after-parade ac- (All Times EDT I plating Socha with the win- Kagleson, rf 3 0 2 0 In other National League of the vinyl siding was removed We have 3 and 6 Ib. boxes of Tobin’s 1st Prize Franks while Illing’s squad included Dan Fox, Chris Boser, Brian Today's Games Koepsel. p 2 0 0 0 Mads upset Krause Florists, 8- saying there could be no doubt mittee which is investigating tivities. (All Times EDT) California (Ryan 10-71 at Minnesota ning tally. games, Atlanta blanked San to put out the resulting fire. featured at $1.49 Ib. The 3 Ib. boxes (about 25 Franks) are Mozzer and Cherie Dow. Most continue to play during the Jones, c 2 0 0 0 4, last night at the West Side that “the project for disposing intelligence operations. Pittsburgh (Ellis S-4) at Montreal (Hughes 7^1, 2:15 p.m. Manchester scored its White, If 2 0 0 0 Francisco 6-0, Cincinnati Oval. Bob Halldin paced the (Town) in great holiday demand. 10 Ib. boxes of Grote’s are a (Rogers 5-5), 8:06 p.m. Oakland (Bahnsen 5-71 at Chicago of Castro envisioned the whole The committee has already good value at $1.69 Ib. (in 10 Ib. lots). summer and winter months and several are receiving first marker in the first. edged Houston 4-3, New winners with a two-run homer. GOOD HUNTING taken testimony from Mafia Wednesday, 10:40 p.m. Chicago (Reuschel 5-8) at New York (Kaat 12-4), 2:15 p.. Totals 23 2 4 2 spectrum of plans f rom professional instruction at the Racquet Club. (Koosman 6-6), 2:06 p.m. Kansas City (Fiizmorris 8-41 at Texas Paul Groves reached on an WimUor l.m*kH York downed Chicago 7-2 Chris DeCiantis had three hits EL BOLSON, Argentina (UPI) figure John Roselli who said he —smoke from a yard turned out (1) - This village 81 miles south of overthrowing the Cuban leader Jeujel or July That means one thing. ’The quality will get better and the St. Louis (Gibson 2-6 or Denny 3-2) at (Hands 5-3). 9 p.m. error, moved to third as an AB R H E and Los Angeles edged San and Lou Kalisiak and Mike to assassinating him.” dealt with CIA representatives, to be a cookout on Broad St. More for your dollar when you buy PINEHURST 5 to results against the downstaters, who’ve held the upper Philadelphia (Christenson 3-1). 7:35 Boston (Morel 50) at Milwaukee Griffin, 2b 3 0 0 0 the resort town of Bariloche in (Town) the Ib. Patties. (Slaton 6-8), 8:30 p.m. attempted pickoff throw Degen, ss 3 0 1 1 Diego 6-5 in 14 innings. Coulombe two apiece for Lansdale, the Star reported, including'■tt^rvey, in five p.m. Diprato, p 3 0 0 1 southern Argentina lies in the hand for a long time, should become closer. A state cham- San Francisco (Falcone'6-5) at Los Baltimore (Cuellar 6-5) at Detroit Pittsburgh at Montreal was Krause. said that he relayed the at- attempts to 1 ^ Castro from SOUTH WINDSOR went wild, and scored on Cresotti. lb 3 1 1 0 midst of good Andean hunting U.S. Choice Deluxe Chopped pion from town in the not too distant future is not an im- Angeles (Sutton 11-8), 10:30 p.m. (Coleman 3-12), 8 p.m. Tibbetts, 3b 3 0 1 1 Behind a 14-hit attack. torney general’s orders to 1960 to 1963. Wednesday, 8:20 p.m. —dryer Bob Healy’s ground out. rained out. country, with excellent fishing. Puby possibility. Cincinnati (Nolan 7-51 at San Diego New York (Medich 6-9) at Cleveland Jav. cf 2 0 0 0 Burger King trounced fire at 171 Candlewood Dr. CHUCK PAH IES SIRLOIN P A n iE S Braves 6, Giants 0 (Jones 10-5). 10:00 p.m. (Hood 1-4). 7:30 p.m. The visitors picked up Pr'omery, rf 2 0 0 0 Manchester State Bank, 24-8, The village is in a valley bet- TOLLAND COUNTY Ramirez, If 2 0 0 0 Phil Niekro pitched a four- ween high mountains, and with- Wednesday, 11:49 a.m. M.39ib n.69ib. Weber, c 2 0 0 0 last night at Cheney Tech. Jeff hitter and batterymate Biff Shrider had four hits and Rick in 30 minutes drive of Lake Coventry To Use —grass fire on Windsor Ave. Totals 23 1 3 3 A Holiday Special on Freshly Ground Pocoroba collected three Gauruder and Mike Linsen- Puelo and Lake Epuyen. (Rockville Fire Department) Manchester too 001 * y* Windsor Locks 010 000 hits and drove in two runs as bigler three apiece for Burger. Wednesday, 10:05 p.m. —barn HAMBURG PATTIES M.09>b Radar on Holiday m RBI, Beaty, Miles, Tibbetts: 3BH: Atlanta snapped San Fran- Linsenbigler homered. The fire in Wilfington. (Tolland Fire Available frozen In 4 Ib. boxes for $4.36 a box. Connors^ Tanner Clash in Semis Cresotti; SB: Socha; BB; Koepsel 1, cisco’s five-game winning Bankmen totaled four hits. Concerned with the number The chief also said the town Department to assist) DiPralo 2; SO: Koepsel 8, DiPralo 8 of fatalities and accidents in has had 30 more accidents this Tonight til 8...July 4tfi All Day... WIMBLEDON (UPI) - Wednesday evening a man basing his strategy on this slow down the rhythm of last two sets were year, as of the end of May, then AMBULANCE CALLS stock Up On ^ull Quarts of marked up new odds: Coventry during the year. ELLINGTON “No one can beat me here,” talent which he credits for play to his speed by unrelen- phenomenal for a veteran of I mt 40 Tun ol Umx mNmI O M m Police Chief Robert Kjellquist It had for the same period last Wednesday, 2:17 p.m. said Jimmy Connors, the top Connors 2-11 to win, his straight set victory over ting pressure. her age and experience. said the radar units will be out year. As of the end of May there Open 24 Hours Dally —minor auto accident on Rt. 83. CO’TT Ginger Ale • Club Soda seed and defending cham- making him one of the Connors at Nottingham two Billie Jean, for the first In the finals, worth $16,100 day and night to crack down on has been a total of 166 ac- MANY DIFFERENT (Eilington Ambulance) pion. heaviest favorites on record FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE speeders. cidents. • Quinine or Tonic Water weeks ago. time in her career the to the winner Friday, Billie “I know how to beat Con- to reach the finals Saturday. “Connors never broke my favorite of Center Court, Jean meets Evonne Chief Kjellquist said 12 per- nors,” said Roscoe Tanner, “Tanner?” said the man. sons were charged with STYLES TO service there,” he said, ad- came back from a dis- Goolagong Cawley, who beat 2 qts. 89* the big serving 11th seed speeding yesterday during the KATHY says: ‘WE LL BE OPEN THIS FRI., SAT., & “Don’t think we’ve had ding that his system for astrous first set, in which her childhood idol, Mrs. M©bil from Lookout Mountain, HEATING OILS radar operation on Daly Rd. SUN. DURING THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND, SO AS TO much action on that match beating the champion also Miss Evert’s serve and Margaret Court 6-4, 6-4. The I MAKE YOURS AN ENJOYABLE FOURTH! ” Land of lakes Land ol Lakes Tenn.^ even at those odds.” includes hints from Pancho ground strokes were the best books have Ms. King a 11-20 V OIL BURNER A NATIVE: Qrean A Yellow Squaih, Qraen Beam, Baal Qraana, Spinach, CHOOSE FROIV BUHER CHEESE Since Connors and Tanner After watching Chris Gonzalez. she has played this year, to favorite, but Miss Evert, He said up to the end of May HEATINfrINSTALLATION Salad Bowl, Dandallona, Swiaa Chard, Hot Houta Tomatoaa, Scalllona, 83* lb. *4.99 5 lbs. meet today in the semifinals Evert of Fort Lauderdale, “Wimbledon,” said Con- win five games in a row in who has played them both the town had four highway Radishes, Leaks, Imported Rad Onions, Shalots, Cherry Tomatoes, Tur of the $268,600 Wimbledon Fla., the top seed and defen- fatalities “and this is much too nips, Dill, Chinese A Savoy Cabbage. nors pleasantly, “is not Not- the second set and six in a said: “Evonne has been 643-5135 FRESH: Bing Cherries, Strawberries, Blueberries, Currants, Peaches, MARTINSON'S COFFEE ib.89« tennis Championships, one ding champion in the tingham. It’s all different row in the third set. Her playing brilliantly. If she 31 high for a town of this size.” Plums, Seedless Grapes, Honsydsws, Cantaloupes, Limes, Grapefruit. of them is wrong. women’s singles, eliminated here. I’ve played matches fighting comeback won a can keep that form I think • COLD CUTS S COLD WATERMELON s PICNIC ITEMS • ICE Shop PInehurst tonight til 8 p.m. Friday, July 4Ui front In the bookmaking by a rejuvenated Billie Jean • CHARCOAL 8 a.m. til 4 p.m. for Perdue Chickens and Chicken against players with all tribute from her opponent. she’ll win.” And Miss Evert We Ve been here tor SO Years, there must be a Reason! MASTER marquee on the grounds King in the semifinals, 2-6, styles to get to the “She’s a champion,” said went sadly home with an THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS Parts, Round Ground, Ib. $1.49, U.S. Choice Ground 6-2, 6-3 -Connors said he CHARGE Chuck $1.29 Ib. and Tender Cube Steaks $1.90 Ib. semifinals (without drop- Miss Evert. “She’s a gutsy ambition to beat Billie Jean CATHOLIC BURIAL I CALIF. ICEBERG LEHUCE ‘ ...... headSSC ■’.■AV thought he would let the ping a set) and this has player. She plays her best on grass that can now never Evert family have Death is a time of stress. NATIVE GREEN & YELLOW SQUASH ib 19C ACCEPTED J brought me to my sharpest when she’s down. She goes be fulfilled. Wednesday night to Many things must be done quickly with little time to think NATIVE GREEN BEANS ib 4«C at exactly the right time.” for broke.” themselves. them through. y FANCY CANTALOUPES, Extra L a r g e ...... ea. 79C DPEN In the other semifinal the Billie Jean, who insists Selecting your burial place is one of the few things that c ^ LARGE BING CHERRIES ib 89C Instead of seeing Chris, he bookies rate Arthur Ashe, this is her last major tourna- be done in advance to relieve future strain. \ ] SHASTA SODA ...... 6 12-oz. cans 99C AND said, he would plan the tac- the sixth seed, a 3-5 favorite ment as a singles player, Women^s Director x:„^OPEN DAILY 6 A^M. TO 9 P.M. • SUNDAYS 6 A.M. TO 8 P.M. FRIDAY, JULY 4th tics he is convinced will es- over Australia’s 16th seed said: “When I was 0-3 down yeWe Sell The Hereitt, Sunder Pipere, plue Lottery Ticket* tablish his place among the Tony Roche. Ashe, who will in the third set I said to EVANSTON, ILL. tUPl) - 8 A.M. til 4 P.M. immortals of the game". be 32 in a week, realizes this Dr. * Joanne A. Fortunato, 39, SAINT JAMES CEMETERY myself if I lost 6-love I’m assistant professor of physical Sat. 8 A.M. til 6 P.M. and Sunday These tactics include the is his last real chance for the 368 Broad Street TONIGHT going to be so em- education at Brooklyn College, ’t ’je' fastest two-handed (or even title. He is faster than the barrassed.” Manchester, Connecticut 8 A.M. til 2 P.M. 7:2.> 1 iiiiki'cs \>i, lixliuiiN, today was named director of (UPI photo) PFKflI H I one-handed) backhand in the brawny Australian who was Whatever the motivation, Phone women's athletics at 646-3772 ^tnemUoni W I N I game. Tanner, one of the PINEHURST GROCERY INC. 8:2.’) Red S<(\ xh. Brewers, a losing finalist as far back her overhead strokes and Northwestern by athletic direc- Victorious Billie Jean King (left) in Finals 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER » 643-6384 302 Main St. (North of the Armory) games fastest servers, is MANCHESTER PARKADE \\TIC as 1968, but Roche tends to her ground covering in the tor John Pont. Vanquished Chris Evert Accepts Condolences after Match

J. , PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 3. 1975 I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 3. 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN B a r b e r G rabs Edge ma j o r league bo xsco r es Rozelle Regulation A t M ilwau k ee O pen nat ional league ,2B-Garr. 3B-Pocoroba. SB-Gilbreath. Kansas City Texas B.' D efended in Court SF-Niekro. ab r h bi ab r h bi MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The Greater Milwaukee Open - SLOW PITCH Chicago New York ip h r cr bb Wohiford rf 4 110 Tovar If 5 110 MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — Testimony turned to the missing most of golf’s glamorous names —got a break .. ab r h bi ab r h bi Niekro W 83 9 4 0 0 0 Brett 3b 5 113 Cubbage 2b 6 110 r i Wednesday when 44-year old Miller Barber found a hot SOFTBALL Kessmger ss 4 0 1 l Phillips ss 5 110 llalicki L 33 6 7 6 6 5 Mayberry lb 4 1 2 2 Burroghs rf 4 0 10 background of the Rozelle Rule Wednesday in U.S. District Cardenal If 3 0 2 0 Milian 2b 50 12 Lavelle 1 10 0 1 McRae If 5 12 0 Spencer lb 3 111 liU Court. Witnesses testified that the controversial rule was hand. Monday cf 4 0 0 0 Torre 3b 4 1 1 1 lleaverlo 1 0 0 0 1 Killebrew dh 3 0 1 1 Randle cf 4011 SfllfSi developed to help the small football team and rank and file Although the 16-year tour veteran isn’t mentioned in the same TONIGHT hits for the losers. Morales rf 4 0 1 1 Staub rl 4 1 3 0 Williams f 0 0 0 1 Scott pr 0 0 0 0 Harrah 3b 5 1 1 0 breath as Nicklaus, Palmer, Trevino or Miller, he is at least Dean vs. Congo, 6:15 — Thornton lb 3 0 1 o Kranepol lb 3 1 1 0 llalicki pitched to 3 batters in 7th. .Solaita lb 2 0 0 0 Smalley ss 4 0 0 0 > player. INDY Hosley c 4 0 10 Kingman If 3 0 0 1 PB-Hader. Pinson cf 4 0 0 0 Howell dh 4131 familiar to the average golf fan and that should help increase Keeney Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 L'nser cl The rule, subject of a lawsuit brought by 15 present and Behind an 18-hit attack. 40 11 T-2:0B. A3553. Rojas 2b 4 0 0 0 Sundberg c 40 11 gate receipts. Glen vs. Wilson, 6:15 — Sperring 3b i 1 2 0 Stearns c 3 1 0 0 Healy c 4 0 0 0 P e r r y p i 0000 former players, enables the National Football League Bonham p Barber enjoyed the “perfect conditions” at the Tuckaway Fitzgerald Walnut Barbers trimmed 1 1 0 0 Matlack p 1200 Patek ss 3 3 2 1 Thomas p 0000 .A commissioner to decide on compensation that must be DeMolay, 15-5, last night at Frailing p 0 00 0 Pattin p 0 0 0 0 Kekich p 0000 Country Club course as he fired a textbook 65, seven under par to Allied vs. Frank's, 7:30 — Dunn ph paid to a team losing a free agent who has played out his take a two-shot lead over Bob Zender, Art Wall and Wisconsin Nike Field. For Walnut, John 1000 McDaniel p 0 0 0 0 Fitzgerald Solomon p 0 000 Bird p 0000 option to another team. native Andy North. Fogarty’s vs. Lynch, 8:45 Siemienski had five hits, John Mitirwid ph 1000 AMERICAN LEAGUE Totals 38 7 9 7 Totals 39 5 10 4 Tex Schramm, owner of the Dallas Cawboys, said the TOM JONES RICK NICOLA KEVIN HANLON JOHN VARCA “It’s a pleasure to play golf under these'conditions,” Barber — Fitzgerald Quinn four and Len Morse and Totals Mini33 2 8 2 Totals lotals 32 7 8 5 Kansas City 060 004 100 2-7 case of R.C. Owens, who played out his option with San said. “These are the best bent grass fairways I’ve ever seen. This Bob Coroso two apiece, the ™cago «B 000 too- 2 (1st Game) Texas 0002100020-5 Tierney’s vs. Jim’s, 6:15 — Boston Milwaukee Francisco and signed with Baltimore in the early 1960s, course is absolutely perfect.” latter homering. Bill Wilson, 100 123 00X-7 E-Smalley, Brett. LOB-Kansas City 4, Nebo E-Mallack, Monday, Sperring, Phillips ab r h bi ab r h bi Texas 12. m “quickly brought the fact to us (NFL owners) that there Barber rolled in a 20-foot putt for a par on the first hole and he Firemen vs. Keggers, 6:15 Bill Currie, Kim Bushey and DP-New York 1. LOil-Chicago 8, New Carbo rf 3 0 11 Money 3b 4 0 0 0 Vi Moriarty Field Play 2B-Sundberg. Cubbage, Howell. HR- could be uncontrolled movement of players. knew something big was brewing. — Robertson Rich Brener each had two York 7. Burleson ss 4 110 Sharp cf 3 1 0 0 Brelt (6), Patek (2), Mayberry (13). S- “That was the turning point for me —when I made that par on Vito’s vs. Dick’s, 7:30 — blows for the losers. 2B-Kessinger, Milian, Sperring 3B- Ystrzmsk lb 4 0 1 0 Scott dh 3 1 1 2 Tovar, Wohiford. “If so, everybody would feel perfectly free to sign Staub. HR-torre I2|. SB-Kranepool. S- Lynn cf 3 2 10 Darwin If 4 1 1 1 ip h er bb so players who played out their options,” Schramm said. one,” he said. “I could have had a bogey easily and that would Robertson Bonham. SF-Kessingcr, Kingman. Rice If 5 2 2 4 Porter c 3 0 0 0 Pattin 6 6 have made it difficult.” Wholesale vs. Nassiff’s, NIKE ip h r er bb so Cooper dh 4 0 3 1 Hegan lb 4 0 0 0 McDaniel 226 3 “The concern was that players would immediately Legion Event He went on to roll in a 30-footer for an eagle three on the second 8:45 — Robertson Two four-run frames powered Bonham L 8 6 51-3 77544 Petrocelli 3b 4 0 0 0 Lezcano rf 3 0 0 0 Bird W 66 116 1 gravitate to the strong team, as the case of Owens going to hole and closed out his round with a 35-footer for a birdie two on Bonanza vs. Gunver, 6:15 Economy Electric to a 12-8 Frailing 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Fisk c 4 13 0 Garcia 2b 3 0 0 0 Perry L 6-13 9 7 Baltimore, which was coming off two world cham- Solomon 2 1 0 0 1 0 Doyle 2b 4 0 2 0 Bevaqua ss 2 0 0 0 Thomas 16 0 No. 17 and a 40-footer for a birdie three on 18. — Ni k e duke over Annulli’s last night at Matlack W 10-5 9 8 2 0 2 8 Wise p 0 0 0 0 Yount ph 1000 Kekich 26 2 pionships. “I haven’t made that many long putts in three years,” he said. 72’s vs. Mott’s, 7:30 - Nike. Butch Savino had three T-2:S8. A-16,066. Castro p 0000 Perry pitched to 1 batter in 10th. MU. “The conclusion was made that some steps would have Starts Friday Champion p 0 0 0 0 WP-McDaniel. “I was rolling it right at the flag and some of those long ones Nike hits and Ward Gochee, Joe (Herald photo by Caldw to be made to remedy this free movement,” he said. dropped.” Scruse vs. Bees, 7:30 — Savino and Dick Gounoreau two St. Louis Philadelphia Totals 35 6 14 6 ToUls X323 T6:14. A-11^63, abrhbi abrhbl Boston 003011 100-6 The result was the option compensation clause, or The rolling 7,010 yard course was a breather for many players Nebo apiece for the winners. For the Milwaukee 000 000 003— 3 Double-barreled Fourth of July “fireworks” in the form Brock If 5 110 Cash 2b 4 12 0 Rozelle Rule, introduced in a resolution by Schramm in as 75 in the 153-man field shot par or better. The past two weeks losers, John Burger, Brad Sizemore 2b 4 13 1 Bowa ss 4 2 3 1 E-Burleson. DP-Milwaukee 2. LOB Baltimore Detroit National Little League Champions Boston 8, Milwaukee 3. 1963. of a baseball doubleheader and brief dedication the players had faced the Medinah and Butler courses —two sub- DUSTY Downey, Eric Stafford, Jeff Melendez cl 4 0 0 0 Johnstone rf 4 0 0 0 ab r h bi ab r h bi 2B-Yastrzemski, Fisk, Lynn. HR-Rice2 Smith lb 3 Hutton lb 0 0 0 0 Singleton rf 3 2 10 LeFlore cf 4 10 0 Winner in the National Little League race this season was the Miles Auto entry. Schramm strongly defended the decision giving Rozelle ceremonies naming the playing area Matt Moriarty Field urban Chicago mammoths known for their man-eating Holding on for a 13-12 duke Quirici and Art Clarke each had 1 1 1 (12). Scott (14), Darwin (9). S-Burleson. Simmons c 4 0 10 Luzinski if 3 2 12 Grich 2b 6 0 2 2 Sutherind 2b 2 0 1 0 Squad members, front row, from left, Eric Stepper, Dave Stepper, Doug Bilodeau, will highlight phase one of the Matt Moriarty Invitational proclivities. two hits, the latter homering. SF-Carbo. authority to set the amount of compensation to be paid to last night was Town Employees Reitz 3b 3 010 Marlin if 0 0 0 0 Bumbry dh 6 14 3 Knox 2b 2 2 10 ip h r er bb so Jim Ferrari, Mark Stepper. Middle row. Bob Camierr, Dan White, Pam Cun- the team losing a player. Tournament tomorrow afternoon. “After playing at Medinah and Butler the last couple of weeks over CBT Blue at Robertson Bradford rf 3 0 11 Allen lb 4 0 2 2 May lb 5 2 3 1 Meyer If 5 0 2 1 Wise W 9 3 9 23335 and having our games shoved down our throats it’s a pleasure to Park. Pete Henry, Mel Siebold, CHARTER OAK Tyson ss 4 0 0 0 Anderson rl 0 0 0 0 Muser Ib 10 10 Horton dh 4 12 0 ningham, Rich Mikoleit, Tom Schackner. Top row. Coach Mart^ Stepper, Cal “I’m not saying he is the only who is qualified, but he is Four Legion teams will com- Castro L 3-2 3 6 3 3 3 2 pete in the two-day event with Daigle, John Varca and Kevin play here,” said Dave Stockton, who was in a group of eight Ed Moriconi and Bob Post each With Bill Magnotta, Steve Reed p 3 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 0 0 0 (Northrop cf 4 2 12 Freehan c 4 0 2 2 Hutchinson, John Tyschen, Bill Calhoun, Alex Britnell, Manager Jim McCarthy. at this time,” Schramm said. “I don’t think the teams, Howard ph 1 0 0 0 Oates c 3 010 Champion 6 8 3 3 1 1 Blair cf 1 0 0 0 Pierce lb 3 0 0 0 PAT IRISH Hanlon. Tom Jones will be RAY GLIHA players at 68, three strokes back. had three hits for Town and Ron Castro pitched to 1 batter in 4th. Miles will face the International League champions Monday night in the town players and fans would have as much confidence in an out- Unionville and West Hartford Smyth and Don Spencer each Maddox cf 3 0 0 0 Baylor If 4 3 3 5 Roberts rf 4 12 1 T-2:53. colliding Friday afternoon at behind the plate with Pat Irish Joining Stockton were Dave Hill, Ken Still, George Johnson, Blake homered. Don Nicholson collecting three hits. Nelson Carlton p 3 0 0 0 Robinson 3b 4 1 1 0 Michael ss 4 0 0 0 playoffs at Leber Field at 6 o’clock. sider.” 12:30 and Rutland, Vt., and in reserve. Newcomers this Tom Jenkins, Mac McLendon and 63-year old Sam Snead, who had three hits and Ron James Freightway toppled Steak Out, Totals 34 3 8 3 Totals 32 5 9 5 DeCinces 3b 1 0 0 0 Rodriguz 3b 4 0 1 1 Speaking up for the “little guy” player was Gino season include Ed White and scored a five under 31 on his last nine. and Fred Shaw two apiece for St. Louis 300000000-3 Duncan c 5 110 Walker p 0 0 0 0 Manchester meeting in the 11-8, last night at Fitzgerald Belanger ss 4 110 Arroyo p 0 0 0 0 Starts Term Marchetti, an all-pro defensive end for the Baltimore Colts nightcap at approximately 4 Ray Gliha with Rick Nicola, a North, a former Wisconsin amateur champion, said he always CBT. Joe Gorman homered. Field. Rich Gilgosky and Mark hiladelphia 100 002 (QO-5 (2nd Game) DP-SI. Louis 1, Philadelphia 1. LOB-St. Boston Milwaukee Torrez p 0 0 0 0 Reynolds p 0 0 0 0 OXFORD, Wis. (U P I)-B illy in the 1950s and early 1960s. o’clock. veteran at second base. felt something “special” about playing in Wisconsin, and he had Melody each had three hits for Miller p 0 0 0 0 Hiller p 0 0 0 0 Louis 7. Philadelphia 4. ab r h bi ab r h bi Taylor, former football star “I think the Rozelle Rule should stay because it’s good George Maloney, chairman, the best chance of the day to catch Barbei*. ' CANDLELIGHT Steak. 2B-Brock, Sizemore, Simmons, Cash, Carbo rf 3 10 0 Money 3b 4 0 10 ToUls 44 13 18 13 Totals 36 5 11 5 Baltimore 424 100200-13 who hoWs the University of for competition and helps the rank and file players,” the reports the dedication will take Going into No. 18, he was juSt one stroke off the pace and he Scoring in every inning, Bowa. 3B-Allen. HR-Luzinski 1 2 1 ). SB- B urleson^ 4 12 1 Yount ss 4 0 10 Slzemore. Allen, Bowa. Ystrzmsk lb 3 0 1 1 Scott lb 2 0 0 0 Detroit 000 0)2 210-5 Michigan career rushing Hall of Famer said. “If there wasn’t such a rule, I feel the place following the first game. boomed his drive so far he had only a light eight iron into the Holiday Lanes trounced SILK CITY ® i p h r c r b b s o Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 Hegan lb 2;0 1 0 DP-Baltimore 1. LOB-Baltimore 12, record, started an 8-year prison superstars would benefit by getting excess money and it All four teams will be guests Hawkins Back green. But he hit it too strong and ended up in a trap behind the Moriarty Brothers, 19-8, last Scoring early, Crodkett Agen- Reed L 8-8 8 9 5 5 1 9 Rice If 4 0 0 0 Aaron dh 4 0 10 Detroit 9. term Wednesday for his part in would hurt the little guy on the club. at a dinner Friday night at the NEW YORK (UPI) - Alex green. He blasted, but the ball fell in the front of the trap, against night at Robertson. For cy bested Acadia Restaurant, 7- Carlton W76 9 83335 Cooper dh 4 12 1 Lezcano rf 4 0 0 0 2B-Bumbry3, Belanger, Rodriguez. HR- LITTLE LEAGUE the lip. He could barely get it out, and had to play away from the T-1:57. A-21643. Doyle 2b 4 0 2 0 Thomas cf 4 2 2 1 Baylor3, (13), Northrop (3). SF-Freehan. an Ohio bank robbery. Taylor, “Management would have to make up for the higher Legion Home. Hawkins, former National Holiday, John Wiggin hit two 4, last night at Fitzgerald. Rick ip h r er bb so Saturday, the two Friday flag. He rolled in a 15-footer for a bogey. Heise 3b 2 0 0 0 Moore c 4 0 10 26, was sentenced for his role in salaries by lower salaries elsewhere,” Pdarchetti said. Football League player, will homers and a single, John. Goss and Bob Odell each had Houston Cincinnati Blackwell c 3 0 0 0 Mitchell If 4 12 1 Torrez W 96 616 9 4 4 4 2 a January holdup in Barberton, losers will play at 12:30 with “I was afraid I wouldn’t even get it out of the trap the second Miller 226 2 1 1 0 1 The plaintiffs disagreed, contending the rule should be return to CBS-TV this fall after Quaglia had three hits including three hits for the winners while ab r h bi ab r h bl Lee p 0 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 3 12 2 AMERICAN night was Nassiff Arms over Ohio, his home town. Friday’s winners in the cham- a two-year absence as an time,” he said. “I started and ended with bogeys, but in between a homer, Robert Talbot Howard If 4 0 0 0 Hose 3b 4 0 0 0 Hausman. p 0 0 0 0 Walker L 26 1 16 6 6 6 2 0 overturned because it interferes with a player’s ability to Mike Kilby had three for Arroyo 1 4 4 4 1 3 Taking the league crown with Nichols Tire at Bower Field. pionship tilt. analyst on NFL telecasts. it was perfect golf.” homered and singled and Rich Gross rf 3 10 0 Griffey rf 4 1 1 0 Broberg p 0 0 0 0 move to another team. Acadia. Cedeno cf 4 12 0 Morgan 2b 4 0 0 0 ToUls 31 3 7 3 ToUls 35 4 11 4 Reynolds 4 26 6 3 3 3 3 a 13-3 record, Dillon Ford, Tom Mikoleit, Chris Quental Pole Recovering Undertaking an ambitious Last season he was the Gustafson, Brian Sullivan and Watson lb Hiller 2 2 0 0 1 2 downed Army & Navy, 5-3, last and Eric Bosworth had four, 4 111 Driessen lb 3 110 Boston 012 000 000-3 BOSTON (UPI) - Boston schedule. Coach Jack Holik’s analyst for World Football Jim Jackson three bingles Winning a slugfest, Trudon Johnson c 4 0 10 Foster If 3 2 13 Milwaukee 010 CQl OOx— 4 HBP-by Reynolds (Baylor) night at Waddell Field in the three and two hits respectively T-2:53. A-10.671. Red Sox Pitcher Dick Pole is Silk Towners will counter with League games broadcast apiece. Joe Camposeo and Jim VW outlasted Bogner’s, 17-12, Rader 3b 3 0 0 0 Geronimo cl 3 0 1 0 DP-Milwaukee 1. LOB-Boston 4, Mil- season finale for both clubs. for the winners. Ferguson Lost Andrews 2b 3 0 2 1 Chaney ss 3 0 11 waukee 7. recovering from an operation at their best in an attempt to grab nationally on Thursday nights. Next A li D efense McAuley each had two hits and last night at Fitzgerald. For John Smith, Robert Piccin, Cruz ph 1 0 0 0 Plummer c 3 0 0 0 2B-Burleson. HR-Cooper (2), Thomas ROOKIES Hahnemann Hospital. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Catcher Joe Ferguson, who the holiday event. Pitching Hawkins was an analyst on Bob Penney homered for the Trudon, Frank Gonzales had Milbourne ss 3 0 0 0 TCarroll p 10 0 0 (7), Garcia (3). Dean Tully and Dave Bester- New York Cleveland The Mets outlasted the Red Doctors operated Wednesday strength rests with Bruce NFL games during the 1971 and losers. four, hits and Les Keston, Frank Uierker p 3 0 0 0 Crowley ph 10 0 0 ip h r er bb so ab r h bi field were best for the suffered a fractured bone in his right forearm Tuesday ED WHIXE PETE DAIGLE ab r h bl to fix a fractured right Ballard, John Koepsel, Pete 1972 seasons. F igh t o f Lifeti m e Breen, A1 Rodonis and Hank Eastwick p 10 0 0 Lee L 96 8 11 4 4 0 2 Bonds cf 2 0 0 0 Kuiper 2b 5 2 3 0 Fordmen. Joe Demeo pitched Sox, 37-35, last night at Charter night, wiil probably be out of the lineup for the rest of the Totals 32 3 6 2 Totals 30 4 5 4 Hausman 116 0 0 0 1 0 cheekbone Pole suffered during Exploding for a seven-run fifth Pawlowski three apiece. Mark Coggins dh 3 0 0 0 Bell 3b 2010 well for the losers. Oak Park. Best for the Mets season, the Los Angeles Dodgers reported Wednesday. Houston 300 000 000-3 Broberg W 9-7 726 7 3 3 1 3 Herrmnn ph 0 0 0 0 Powell dh 1000 a game Monday night at inning, Crispino’s downed Hon- Monette had four hits and Rich were Rich Owens, Gary Ferguson, who doubles in the outfield, fractured the MANILA (UPI) — Muhammad All’s next heavyweight Cincinnati 000 013 OOx— 4 Hausman pitched to 1 batter in 2nd. Johnson ph 1 0 0 0 Crosby 3b 10 10 McDonough, and Chris Schoebs. Fenway Park with the MAJOR da, 11-4, last night at Robert- Riordan and Bob Kowalski each E-Andrews. DP-CinCinnati. LOB-Hous HBP-by Broberg (Heise). White If 3 10 0 Manning rf 4 1 3 1 AMERICAN FARM radius bone in his right forearm during an eighth-inning Squires Reach Understanding title defense against Joe Frazier in Manila Oct. 1 will be Best for the Sox were Richard Baltimore Orioles. son. Gene Riccio and Gordy homered and singled twice for ton 4. Cincinnati 2. T-2:12. A64.i55. Munson c 4 0 0 0 Hendrick cf 3 0 11 Two nine-run innings lifted fight in a game against the San Diego Padres. LEAGUE “the fight of the lifetime” with gross earnings estimated McCombe each had two hits 2B-Cedeno. Johnson. HR-Foster (141. Chamblss lb 4 11 2 Carty dh 4 0 0 0 Law, Bruce McKenney and Oriole Tony Muser smacked a Bogner’s. ip h r er bb so Army & Navy to a 25-15 deci- Ferguson, hitting .203 with five homers and 23 runs at between $18-22 million, American promoter Don King and Steve Wronkers homered Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 Spikes rf 3 0 0 0 Brian Beckwith. The Sox won line drive straight into Pole’s Dierker L 7-9 9 5 4 4 0 2 Whitfield rf 4 0 2 0 Gamble If 0 0 0 0 sion over Dillon Ford last night face. The Sox won that game, batted in, was placed on the 21-day disabled list, but doc- LEADERS said today. for the winners. Ron Girouard TCarroll 5 5 3 3 2 0 the leape title with a 12-4 Nuggets Pursue Thompson expected here from the U.S. at REC Mason ss 2 0 10 Ellis c 3 0 10 at Buckland Field. For the the first of a doubleheader. tors said he is probably out for the rest of the season. King, who is promoting the and John Krovontka each had Eastwick W 1-1 4 1 0 0 0 4 California Minnesota Oliver ph 1 0 0 0 Sudakis lb 4 0 10 mark. Leading Batters . about the same time. Plating 11 runs in the first in- WP-T. Carroll. Balk-T. Carroll. winners, Tim Chevalier had match with the Philippine two hits for Honda. ning, Telephone Company ab r h bi ab r h bi Brinkman ss 0 0 0 0 Duffy ss 4 010 four hits, Pete Adamy three NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - The Mack Calvin and Jan Van Breda Kolf, (based on ITS at bats) “He (Frazier) has just taken T-l:54. A-23.060. Collins If 4 0 10 Ford cf 4 113 Alamor 2b 2 0 0 0 Eckersley p 0 0 0 0 National League government, said on arrival in downed CBT, 19-9, last night at Blombrg ph 0 0 0 0 LaRoche p 0 0 0 0 and Mike Tanguay, Dave a flight back to the U.S. with a San Diego Los Angeies Remy 2b 5 10 0 Carew 2b 4 112 Virginia Squires have apparently a 6-8 second-year swingman — would g ab r h pet. EASTERN Stanley 2b 10 0 0 Manila from Kuala Lumpur he Keeney Field. Tim Moriarty ab r h bi ab r h bl Rivers cf 5 0 11 Brye rf 4 0 0 0 Parrott, Kevin Burnham and Madlocli, Chi 75 302 43 106 .351 heavyweight bag on the back Gura p 0 0 0 0 reached an understanding with the be sent to the Squires. and his associates were putting ' Plating ninb runs in the had three hits and Lee Zahana Grubb cl 7 0 0 0 Lopes 2b 4 12 1 Lahoud dh 5 12 0 Briggs lb 4 12 2 Jimmy Voiland two apiece, the Morgan, Cin 74 259 55 90 .347 part of the plane with Muham- Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 Attempts to sign another team’s up $5.5 million and the govern- fourth inning, Lathrop Agency Puentes 2b 7 0 4 1 Buckner If 5 0 0 0 Stanton rf 3 0 11 Terrell ss 3 0 0 0 Denver Nuggets of the American Cash, Phii 78 328 55 110 .335 and Don Miller two apiece for ToUls 31 2 4 2 Totals 34 3 12 2 latter homering. Tim Scalise mad Ali’s picture on the bag Locklear If 3 0 2 2 Rhoden p 0 0 0 0 Doherty lb 3 0 0 0 Braun dh 3 111 Basketball Association to allow player or draft choice are prohibited Bowa, Phii 52 223 28 74 .332 ment here $4 million in the joint toppled Lock, Stock & Barrel, the winners. Wayne Johnson Two outs when the winning run was clubbed two homers for Dillon. and he’s beating it right now Frisella p 0 0 0 0 Paciorek ph 10 0 0 Chalk 3b 4 12 1 Soderhim 3b 4 2 2 0 by ABA rules, but Harriman said, Watson, Hou 74 279 36 92 .330 venture. 13-7, last night at Mt. Nebo. Ray had two blows including a Rodriguez c 4 0 1 0 Bostock If 4 2 2 0 scored. If an Denver to pursue college basketball while he’s on flight,” he said. Hundley c 2 0 0 0 Downing p 0 0 0 0 nybody tdls you theie's no way to bi^ Sanguiilen, Pitt 66 237 28 78 .329 New York 000 200 000-2 “It is truly in every essence Thomas, Andy Zeidler and Bill grandslam homer. For CBT, A1 Winfield rf 6 0 10 McMulln ph 10 0 0 Meoli ss 3 110 Borgmann c 2 0 0 0 INTERNATIONAL FARM star David Thompson. “apparently some understanding has Joshua, SF 61 224 32 73 .326 “He really wants Muhammad.” Ueveland 001 010001—3 of the word the fight of the Schick each had two hits for Ivie 3b 2 110 Wynn cf 4 2 10 Llenas ph 10 11 Oliva ph 1111 been reached” between Virginia and Griffey, Cin 65 210 44 67 .319 King said neither Ali nor the Pratt clubbed a grandslam Ramirez ss 0 0 0 0 Roof c 0 0 0 0 E-Miirisdn. Bonds. DP-New York 1. Taking a 9-8 duke last night Squires’ spokesman Steve Kubiak 3b 4 0 10 Garvey lb 7 13 1 gooanew car for only ^,945... Parker, Pitt 66 236 38 75 .318 lifetime,” King said. He said Lathrop. Ron Allen had three homer and drove in six runs and LOB-New York 7, Cleveland 9. Harriman said Wednesday Virginia Denver. promoters were concerned Tolan lb 7 0 2 0 Cey 3b 6 0 3 1 Hudson p 0 0 0 0 Blyleven p 0 0 0 0 was Ansaldi’s over Independent Rose, Cin 79 333 51 104 .312 Ali was guaranteed $4.5 million hits and Bob Coulombe, Norm Frank Dinucci had four hits. Lange p 0 0 0 0 Albury p 0 0 0 0 2B-Hendrick, Kuiper. HR-Chambiiss (6) Insurance at Verplanck. Art still has the draft rights to Thompson, Brock, St.L 70 279 45 87 .312 whether the next match will be Kendall c 5 0 0 0 Hale rf 5 0 12 and Frazier $2 million. Lutzen, Ron Bollacker and Bill Strom p Hassler p 0 0 0 0 SB-Manning, Whitfield. S-Bell. SF-Hen- American League held in an open-air stadium or a 0 0 0 0 Russell ss 4 12 0 drick. Flynn, Danny Damato and Gor- but admitted negotiations for the “We haven’t screamed tamper so I .Moses ph ToUls 37 4 10 4 Totals 33 9 10 9 ab - h pet. “My associates and I certain- Hearn two apiece for Lock. ECCGSL lOOOLeeph 0000 don Plouffe each tripled for the g closed, air conditioned site. .McIntosh p 0 0 0 0 Lacy ph 10 0 0 California 000 0(20 020-4 ip h I er bb so former North Carolina State forward guess it’s safe to assume they have Carew, Minn 70 257 5 96 .374 ly predict that we should gross Gura 616 10 “If we fight in a barracks, in Rolling to their eighth Torres ss 5 3 3 1 DeJesus ss 2 0 0 0 Minnesota 200 310030-9 11-5 league champs. Tom Duff Hargrove, Tex 67 234 43 80 .342 Tidrow L 5-1 2 are “pretty much between Denver our permission,” Harriman said. “If somewhere between $18-22 FELINE straight win. Formats Inn Freisleben p 1 0 0 0 Yeager c 3 0 10 E-Blyleven, Hudson. LOB-California 0 21-1 doubled for the losers. Lynn, Bos 70 255 54 85 .333 a barn, a telephone booth— Eckersley 626 3 and Atlanta now.” Denver should sign -him, we would be million-motion of th is Qualifying for the state tour- Sharon ph 10 11 Mota ph 10 0 0 MinnesoU 6. — ^ Munson, NY 73 280 42 92 .329 wherever you put it—as long as Penguins whipped Mansfield, LaRoche W 3-1 216 1 magnitude,” he said. Tomlin p 0 0 0 0 Poweil c 3 110 2B-Ford, Lahoud. Llenas. SB-Stanton, The NBA Atlanta Hawks also compensated. Hisie, Minn 60 220 34 69 .314 we are here, we are happy to be nament, David’s nipped 27-5, last night at Cheney Tech. Collins. S-Brye, Terrell. SF-Stanton. PB-Ellis. NATIONAL FARM Washington, Oak 76 299 45 93 .311 Sparing no superlatives, King Crispino’s, 5-4, last night at Mt. McCovey ph 0 0 0 0 Rau p 2 0 0 0 T-2:31. A-15,100. drafted the 6-4 Thompson. “We feel Denver has the inside here,” he said. Kathy Strand had five hits in- Hernandz pr 0 1 0 0 Marshall p 10 0 0 ip h r er bb so Victorious by a 15-5 count last McRae, KC 76 295 36 91 .308 added: Nebo. Katie Graham had a Hudson L 0-1 4 16 6 6 6 4 0 TELL’EHTO cluding a homer and Rachel Hahn If 2 0 0 0 Crawford If 2 0 10 Harriman said if the Nuggets sign track in trying to keep him in the Maddox, NY 55 218 36 67 .307 King was met at Manila “We feel that with the total three-run homer and double and Totals 53 5 15 5 Totals 52 6 15 5 Lange 3 2 2 2 0 2 Thompson, unconfirmed reports in- league,” Harriman added. “That’s Chambiiss, NY 67 252 32 77 .306 International Airport by Luis Rosen and Jen Kriscella three Two out when winning run scored Hassler 26 2 1 1 0 1 Braun, Minn 60 193 25 59 .306 cooperation of the great Marty Raymond two hits for blows apiece fo Formats. dicate three Denver players—starting our thinking. If he can stay in the Tabuena, chairman of the San Diego OOl 101 020 000 OO- 5 Blyleven W 6-3 726 10 4 4 2 3 Home Runs government of the Philippines David’s.. Laura Dunfield and government Games and Carolyn Jaworskl hurled five Los Angeles 200110 001 000 01- 6 Albury 1 1 6 0 0 0 0 I center Mike Greene, all-star guard league, that’s fine.” National League: Luzinski, Phil 21; and with the cooperation of all Marlene Donnelly each had two shutout innings. E-Fuentes. Kubiak. Russell. DP-San Save-Albury (1). Bench, Cin 16; Foster, Cin and Schmidt, Amusements Board (GAB) who Suit Filed the world in accepting a true Diego 2. LOB-San Diego 13, Los Angeles WP-Hassler. PB-Rodrigucz. Phil 14; Baker, All, Morgan, Cin, Wynn, negotiated the Ali-Frazier T-2:20. A6.435. 20. LA, Parker and Stargell, Pitt 13. challenge to the heavyweight BILOXI, Miss. (UPI) — The brothers of New York Nets match. 2B-Sharon, Torres. Cey. SB-Ivie. Lopes American League: Jackson, Oak 18; championship crown, that all OOOOOM basketball player Wendell Ladner Wednesday filed a $2 eOTODODflE! King- said that when he first 2. Wynn. S-Freisleben, Locklear, Rlioden, Bonds, NY 17; Horton, Det and will come out from the bush, Crawford. SF-Torres. million suit in U.S. District Court here against Eastern Burroughs, Tex 15; Lynn, Bos, Hendrick, heard of Ali’s announced plans Oakland Chicago ... from out of the woodwork, from ip h r er bb so The Dodge Boys will sdlyou a Ckdt coupe Clev and &ott. Mil 14. to retire-before the champion ab r h bi ab r h bi Airlines as a result of the crash that killed Lander and i n Freisleben 5 6 4 3 5 2 Runs Batted In out of the walls, from all races, Campnrs ss 5 0 10 Kelly rf 4 110 other persons last week. changed his mind and finally Tomlin 2 1 0 0 1 1 National League: Bench, Cin 66; creeds, sex and religion to see a North cf 5 110 Orta 2b 4 0 12 agreed to meet Frazier again— Frisella 11-3 3 1 1 2 1 Ladner died when the Eastern 727 jet crashed on the that gets 30 mpg far on^ ^2^45! Luzinski, Phil 63; Watson, Hou 55; Washingtn If 5 2 3 0 May lb 3 111 sporting event that is un- 19th HOLE Strom 22-3 0 0 0 2 0 Morgan, Cin 54; Staub, NY 52. “I was in a dilemma.” Jackson rf 3 0 12 Johnson dh 4 0 0 0 edge of Kennedy International Airport in New York. He paralelled in the history of the McIntosh L 6-6 22-3 5' 1 1 2 1 American League: Lynn, Bos58; Scott, Rudi lb 4 011 Hendersn cl 4 0 0 1 How did Dodge Colt put so much in such a little car? And give it such Rau 52-3 8 3 3 2 3 had been visiting his parents in his hometown of Necaise Mil 56; Horton, Det 54; Nettles, NY 51; world.” Tenace c 3 110 Melton 3b 3 0 0 0 great gas mileage? Colt's standard 1600 cc engine got 30 mpg in the Following are the pairings 7:13 McFarland. Pond, Rogers, Marshall 213 5 2 2 0 0 May, Balt and Rice, Bos SO. King said Ali, who remained Hopkins pr 0 0 0 0 Hairston 11 3 2 2 0 Crossing, Miss., before boarding the flight in New Orleans. highway cycle and 20 mpg in Ithe city cycle in recent EPA tests. And and starting times for the Four McMahon Rhcden 4 2 0 0 1 1 Fosse c 0 0 0 0 Dent ss 4010 in Kuala Lumpur after 7:20 K. Gordon, C. Filloram o, Downing W 13 2 0 0 0 0 1 The suit charges that one or all of the airlines’ employes Colt's gipt: Fully synchronized manual transmission • 'Tinted glass SPORTS SLATE Ball Tournament at Treschuk, Nathan Williams dh 4 0 2 0 Downing c 3 1 1 1 successfully defending his HBP-by Marhall (McCoveyI, by Frisel- Bando 3b 3 0 11 Osteen p associated with flight 66 — “and particularly the pilot, * Reclining bucket seats * Carpeting • Locking gas cap * Adjustable Stolen Bases Manchester Country Club 7:27 Moran, Conklin, Griffiths, Frank 0 0 0 0 (V X crown against European cham- la (Garvey). Garner 2b 3 0 0 0 Osborn p 0 0 0 0 National League: Morgan, Cin 35; 7:34 Galske, C.D. McCarthy, P. co-pilot and flight engineer” — were negligent. steering column • Flow-through ventilation • Bumper guards— Saturday. Tournament will be Sullivan, McLafferty WP-Freislebcn2. PB-Kendall. Holt ph 1 0 0 0 Gossage p Cedeno, Hou 33; Lopes, LA and Brock, pion Joe Bugner Tuesday, will THURSDAY 0000 front 6und rear * Front disc br^es. And don't forget "the Clincher" HEBE’S two low nets and two low gross. 7:41 Zemke, R. Jones, Crockett, T-4:37. A-21.483. Martinez 2b 0 0 0 0 St.L30; Mangual, Mti 18. be in Manila three weeks before Legion at South Windsor 6:31 Riordan, Mlstretta, Cagianello, N. Pagliughi Perry p 0 0 0 0 —the new 1975 passenger car warranty. So if anybody tells you American League: Rivers, Cal 43; 7:48 Oleksinski, J. Macaione, Turner, his meeting with Frazier. He Zavarella Atlanta .San Francisco Lindblad p 0 0 0 0 there's no way to buy a good new car for only $2,945... tell 'em to AN Washington, Oak 31; Otis, KC29; Patek, 6:38 McGurkin, Pearson, N. Smith, G. Shenning said the challenger was also FRIDAY ab r h bi ab r h bi Fingers p 0 0 0 0 go to Dodge and see the '75 Colt coupe. KC 21; Remy, Cal and North, Oak 20. Smith 7:55 Heath, Foster, Mattern, E. Legion Tournament, 12:30 McNamara Garr if 5 110 Joshua cf 4 0 0 0 Totals 36 4 11 4 Totals 32 5 7 5 6:45 Riggott, Signer Jr., Nadaskay, W. Two out when winning run was scored. *MSRP for a '75 Dodge Colt coupe. Not Nebo Jones 8:02 Bolin, Fiori, Sander, Dutelle .Gilbreath 2b 4 0 2 0 Miller 2b 4 0 0 0 included are state and local taxes, license IDEA 6:52 Fahey, Green, Morrissey, G. 8:09 Steeves, Fraser, F. Maloney, Baker rf 3 2 0 0 Murcer rf 4 0 0 0 Oakland 200 110000-4 SATURDAY Boris Chicago 100 120 001-5 and title fees, destination charge, and Miller Evans 3b 4 10 1 Montanez lb 3 0 1 0 Dealer prep, ii any. FISHING Legion Tournament, 12:30 6:59 Eagleson, Lomba, MIoganowsky, 8:16 Curtis, Warren, Wilson, Zanis Lum lb 3 0 10 Speicr ss 3 0 0 0 E-Dent. DP-Oakland 1, Chicago 1. LOB- Remes 8:23 Backiel, W. Sullivan, Chittick, Oakland 8. Chicago 5. FOR Realt Blanks ss 3 112 Thoma.ssn If 3 0 I 0 THE BIKE SHOP - Nebo 7:06 Schilling, Mazanec, Monaco, Fishing Atlvisory 8:30 STARTERS TIME ■Office cf 5 0 0 0 Ontiveros 3b 3 0 2 0 2B-Washington, Rudi, May. Hairston. the Race, the mouth of Connec- Stuek 3B-OrU. SB-HopkIns. Inland Fishing 8:37 Matava, Clough, Harvey, Schaffer Pocoroba c 4 13 2 Rader c 3 0 0 0 180 Spruce Street AN ticut River, Faulkner’s Island 8:44 S. Ferguson, Bates, Dubois, Niekro p' 300 1 llalicki p 2 0 00 ip h r cr bb so Reports indicate good and south of Branford Reef. Larmett l.avclle p 0 0 0 0 Perry 41-3 3 4 3 2 2 8:51 Kennedy, Rosenthal, H. Gardella, lleaverlo p 0 0 0 0 Lindblad 32-3 1 0 0 2 2 evening and night trout fishing Striped bass fishing has Cc^land and the IDEAL at West Hill Pond, Highland Adams ph 10 0 0 Fingers L 5-4 2-3 3 1 1 0 0 slowed down along the coast, 8:58 Homans, Migliore, Engberg, Osteen 3 5 3 2 3 1 Lake and East Twin Lake. but they are still being taken in Mnriine Williams p 0 0 0 0 9:05 Berningham, Vonderkall, Tracey, Totals 34 6 8 6 Totals X 0 4 0 Osborn 41-3 5 1 1 0 3 SUMMER! Trout fishing is fair to good in fair numbers at the Sluiceway, H. Murphy Atlanta 001 200300-6 Gossage W 46 126 1 0 0 0 1 the Farmington River, Five the mouth of the Connecticut 9:12 B. Carlson, Archambault, .San Francisco 000 01)0 000-0 Osteen pitched to 3 batters in 4th. MANCHESTER Mile River in Putnam and at River, mouth of the Thames Gingras, Peck E-laivcIle. DP-Atlanta 1, San Francisco PB-Tenace. 9:19 D. Smith, Ansaldi, P. Taylor, 2. LOB-Atlanta 10. San Francisco 3. T-2:41. A-16,750. Beach Pond. River and the Thimble Islands. Lodge Night fishing for kokanee has Weakfish up to eight pounds SOCCER 9:26 Novak, Daley, LaPolt, Delmastro 9:33 R. Clough, Marshall, A. Calamari, CYCLE SHOP Take up an adventuresome new activity this summer... backpack­ been good at West Hilt Pond are being caught in good Lynch ing! Find the equipment you need to trek new places . . . see new and East Twin Lake. numbers in ^stern Long Island JUMORS MIDGET 9:40 D. Tarca, Butler, S. Leone, Eigner Sr. 178 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. sighte . . and enjoy sleeping under the stars by shopping the ads Bass fishing is good at Sound. The mouth of the With Chris McKee scoring in Action in the Northern Divi- 9:47 R. Gordon, Malls, LaPenta, Bears Liable in Classified each day. Waramaug Lake, Bantam Connecticut River, Faulkner’s the fourth period, the sion at Manchester High saw Edwards Lake, Mansfield Hollow and Island and Branford Harbor Diplomats got past the Knights, the Toros upset the Cougars, 1- 9:54 Gazza, Gardella, Shea, W. Leone CHICAGO (UPI) — A circuit court judge ruled 10:01 Lipinski, Atamian, McCollum, D. Wednesday that the Chicago Bears football team was And if you have backpack equipment you no longer use, advertise Quornipaug Lake. Fair bass have provided good fishing for 1-0, last night at Charter Oak 0, and the Metros outdistance McCarthy fishing can be found at Lake Park. Linda Fraher played well the Olympics, 6-2. Rob Maltem- 10:08 E. Heath,, T. Leone, Putz, J. liable for the four remaining years of a five-year contract it fpr sale with a low-cost ad in Classified. That's where the readers this species. Calamari Zoar, Lake Lillinonah and for the Knights. po scored for the Toros, who with former star linebacker Dick Butkus. will be looking for backpack frames, sleeping bags and other gear! 10:15 STARTERS TIME Candlewood Lake. Biackfishing is excellent in With the Warriors getting a won their first of the year. Tom 10:22 Tarca, Genovesi, Abraitis, Butkus suffered a severe knee injury during a game in Call today to place your ad! Agostinelli WILL BE CLOSED Good panfishing is reported most of the rocky areas and goal, put in by the opponents, Wood was best for the Cougars. 10:29 Kiernan, Carmienke, Bonadies. November, 1973, in thfe first year of the $115,000-a-year at Powers Lake, Pataganset reefs along the coast. ’'the Warriors copped a 1-0 duke Don Logan and Gary Gates Wadas 10:36 Watson, Gigllo, Lachapelle contract. I When the management of the National Football Lake, Pachaug Pond, Williams Good numbers of fluke are over the Bicentennials last scored two goals each and Paul Romaykonayh- League t^ m failed to honor the remaining years, Butkus Pond, Pine Acres Pond, Moosup night. Goalie Bob Walsh, Pat Rubin and Mike Zotta one 1:43 o being taken at the mouth of the 10:43 B. Davis, Manchester, Schardt, filed a $1.6 million suit. OjHYaUH Pond, Aspinook Pond and Quad- Collins and Larry Krupp played apiece for the Metros. Bill Lamenzo Fri., July 4th, and Dodge Connecticut River and some in 10:50 Moriarty, Banavige, Finnegan After hearing arguments from attorneys for Butkus and dick Reservoir. Lake Zoar, the central Connecticut well for the winners. Chris Stet- Chambers and John Compa Melton AUTHORIZED DEALERS the Bears, Cook County Circuit Court Judge Robert E. Lake Lillinonah and shoreline areas. son was best in defeat. scored for the Olympics. 10:57 Wilks, Breen, Salafia S Filloramo Cherry decided the contract was a single five-year pact in- . T h ey do n't ca l l us G o o d G u ys for nothing. Candlewood Lake report fair Blue crabbing has picked up Action in the Southern Divi- 11:04 Hllinski, Hamilton, V. Clemen- panfishing. in eastern Long Island Sound. PEE WEE sion saw the Comets rout the tino, Palmer • stead of five individual contracts. Sat., July 5th. Oceaneers, 7-1, and the Wings 11:11 Christensen, N, Clark, Pierro, The suit, which seeks $600,000 in compensatory damages ®hc Hcratb Fishing for white catfish is Among the better areas are the Steve Byam’s goal in the Mas! good in the Connecticut River lower Connecticut and Thames fourth period gave the Lancers blank the Matadors, 2-0. Roger 11:18 Lennon, Staum, J. Skinner, J. and $1 million in punitive damages, also charged that the C L A SS I F I E D A D V E R T I SI N G south of the Connecticut a 1-0 win over the Stars. Goals Greenwood scored four goals, Clementino ._>j. Bears failed to provide Butkus with medical and hospital CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. Rivers, Branford River and 11:25 Atherton, McMullen, White. Happy Holiday to Yankee Power Plant. Great Harbor. by Robbie Melley, Chris Coral Tom Finnegan two and Sue Perry care as provided by the contract. 80 Oakland Avenue Marine Fishing and Rangy Nightingale lifted Donnely one for the Comets. 11:32 Lavinio, Herdic, Everett, V. Scup (porgies), in good Baker An orthopedic surgeon examined Butkus’ knee in 1973 Everyonel PHONE 643-2711 Fishing for blues in spotty numbers, are being taken at the Tigers to a 3-1 win over the Dale Blagrove marked for the 11:39 Maddox, Ogden, Corbett, Ander- and declar^ him unable to perform the services required Manchester, Conn. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD throughout Long Island ^und Stony Creek, Indian Neck and Brewers. Jamie Gembala Oceaneers. John Hedlund son 11:48 W. Ferguson, D. Anderson, of him by the contract. with a few fish being taken at Branford Reef. scored for the loser. scored both goals for the Wings. Warner PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 3, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 3, 1975- PAGE SEVENTEEN National Guard iNNIAL Jessica Laufer State Releases Cash Manchester Unit Wins Scholarship F o r T ra nsit Su bsidy graduated last month from Jessica K. Laufer, 18,-Movies $300,000 effort to save what was ieft. Hartford, and Elaine Christine of Connecticut state policemen In once instance, however, a $44,000. The Maple, Sheyenne and Red J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Peter Martin, 165B Tudor Lane. now now suspect apparently resisted HARTFORD (UPI) - Hart- now arresting striking Electric Boat rivers were expected to crest Michael Paul Lindsay, 62 workers Tuesday apparently arrest and was wrestled to the ford owes the federal govern- J. and Judith L. McGee, proper- pkg.''”B utter today, with the Red reaching Oxford St., and Julie Ann failed to support charges of ob- ground by four troopers before ment $300,000 which was overs- ty at 25 Shepard Dr., $51,900. being led away to the police pent its 1973-74 pilot Com- 32.5 feet here, 15.5 feet above Trade Name Truesdale, Windsor, July 26, St. vious excessive force and police flood stage. Bridget Church. 93 SC O R E brutality. The execution of the van. prehesive Manpower Program, James A. Bosse Sr., doing In another arrest, a suspect’s a job training program for business as Antiques-Shooters Robert William Polkey and GRADE “AA” arrests appeared instead to be Margaret Walsh, both East largely standard practice for head was pressed against the which oniy $806,000 had been Supplies, 109 Hollister St. V4 lb. P rin t s __ side of a van for a short time aiiotted, the Hartford Courant SERVING AMERICA Federal Tax Lien Hartford, July 19, South United nve $20.00! k i aw 880.001.^ save $44,001 removing suspects from tense 125®®^ 359®® 385®® Limit one pkg. per customer. Good Sat., July S. @ | Methodist Church. crowd situations, according to while troopers frisked him for reported today. Internal Revenue Service film segments viewed by a UPI weapons or contraband. The One subcontractor, the Com- FROM THE HOTPOINT HOTPOINT iiliiii* reporter. films also depict much of the munity Renewal Team, is A State Police spokesman pushing and shoving typical of responsibie for $250,000 of the BEGINNING! 30’' ELECTRIC 5,000 n v Wednesday said Commissioner police crowd control tactics. excess, which must be paid' WITH THIS COUPON AND A J5 PURCHASE The troopers appeared well- back, an unidentified federal Edward Leonard felt his men combined with a RANGE MR CONDITIONER acted with “great restraint” disciplined. No drawn weapons, source told the newspaper. .GLASS OVEN DOOR- Stop&Shop and endured harassment, a kick flailing nightsticks or swinging Among other subcontractors, Holy. Hear Tour TIMER CLOCK. and “ in one instance being blackjacks were shown in the the Poor People’s Federation under leaderthip of films. and the Associated Restaurants drenched with a cup of hot F a th e r P h ilip A . Orange or coffee.” Twelve persons were of Connecticut reportediy The eagle, impressive in size and in fearsome beauty, has been R.T. now The films were made by a arrested Tuesday morning as overspent in smalier amounts. . used as a symbol since ancient times. Often symbolizing SHERIDAN royal power, eagles have appeared on coins, seals, flags and member of the Marine management personnel Pastor, St. Lawrence Grapefruit Juice O'Toole Parish, Hartford standards of many countries. By an act of Congress in 1782, Doach Works Draftsmen’s Association, a attempted to drive vehicles Sponge Rubber the American bald eagle became the national emblem of the AUTO BODY - CUSTOM & V gallon bottle non-striking union at EB. from a public street into the Ireland England 2 MDA spokesman Roy Colville plant parking lot. The arrests Ip^surance United States. COMPLETE PAINTING in our produce dept. has protested to Gov. Ella T. were made as troopers cleared Italy Claim Rejected France FREE ESTIMATES Limit one bottle per picketers away from the en- Want Ads have a history not unlike the eagle! Known and $86,001 Grasso that the police were save $40.00 153“ customer. Good Sat., July 5. WATERBURY (UPI) - “brutal and used excessive trance gate. Austria Vatican used by people in other lands, they were brought to America 23T Protection Mutual Insurance if,eparting by our first settlers and are known to have been used in 69 force.” He said the films would Ten were charged with dis- ap« Co. has rejected a $50 million Colonial America as early as 1704. HOTPOINT be turned over to the arrested orderly conduct and two with Oct. 6 HOTPOINT HOTPOINT^ strikers for possible use in reckless use of a highway by a Sponge Rubber Products Co. No hurry, no worry, just a re- claim for ioss reimbursertient laxing three weeks with a small Yet Want Ads are different in that they need not be impressive ...... i« ffl...... court cases. pedestrian Tuesday, the first 25 CO FT WITH THIS COUPON AND A J5 PURCHASE group of congenial people like you! in size. In fact, many are small . . . yet they serve America iOMvni MICROWAVE day of the strike. for the March 1 explosion and Best hotels, meals, jets, sights, In typical arrests, three or today as they have from the beginning . . . helping people in 245 more troopers grabbed a A number of strikers and fire that destroyed the firm’s and accommodations everywhere! front end aSgnment OVEN CHEST FREEZER Stop&Shop Shelton, Conn., factory. Plenty of time for leisurely stop- all walks of life in any number of ways. MR CONDITIONER suspect and hustled him away policemen reportedly were overs at the scenes of Europe .CUTS COOKING TIME examined by physicians with Eleven persons, including you’ve always wanted to visit! ..Z SPEED.. to a waiting police van. Whatever your need or w a n t. . . whether it's buying, selling, spin balm e on car and ENERGY... Generally, two troopers would only minor injuries reported, Memphis psychic David Bubar, have been indicted on state and Bradley Held hiring, renting, finding or just telling... you can depend upon grasp the suspect at either arm The films were obtained from H336 federai conspiracy charges in ROME, historic seat of Christen- a Want Ad to serve you I shocks while third followed behind the union by Channel 3 dom; you will agree Rome alone i i v n holding onto the suspect’s scalp Eyewitness News. the firebombing. in the holy year would be worth Insurance company attorney the trip. LOURDES, where milli- baljoiits REGULAR, DRIP William Fitzgerald Jr. said he ons of devout pilgrims come every year. VENICE, sparkling storybook brakes and company officials would town whose countless sights you OR ELECTRIC. Citibank Ups Prime Rate honor a confidentiality agree- reach by gondola. LONDON, and fabled scenes you've read so much PERK ment not to disclose the reasons about. Charming VIENNA, treas- for rejecting the ciaim. But he ure-laden FLORENCE, leaning NOTE: WE ALSO BALANCE Limit one can per customer. Good Sat., July 5. To 7 Per Cent tower of PISA. Cheerful, chatty save $20,001 save $54,001 405“I $54,001 predicted the rejection wouid Irish are waiting for you at Dublin, 135“ be chalienged in coilrt. Killamey and Cork—plus Blarney MAGWHEEL5 historic lugii of 12 per cent. In and other wonderful places. NEW YORK (UPI) - First January, the rate took a tem- The claim was filed last April National City Bank today raised for/an amount said to be She Heralh .FREE DELIVERY...FACT0RY SERVICE...60 DAY CASH PLAN. porary jump and then resumed P iriL UDIEIICE MONDAY THRU FRIDAY v its prime interest rate to 7 per its downward trend. between $50 miilion and $60 A holy year auditnce with Hit C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R TI S I N G H olineii. Pop« Paul VI, ii tchedultd, StoSpm cent from 6 3/4 per cent, reflec- The formula Citibank uses to million doliars. The insurance company has declined to dis- 01 w«ll at a compreheniive tour of ting the Federal Reserve’s determine its interest rate — Votican City. Those are only o few of steps to slow the growth in the short-term interest rates on close the exact amount. the high spotsl Write or call today for SATURDAY 9 to 4, nation’s money supply. Bubar, 47, an ordained Bap- p " " “ your detailed itineraryl ^ PHONE 643-2711 commercial paper and govern- I Rtv. Philip A. Shiridan FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD by appointment It was the first incpase in the tist minister and pastor of the ! St. Uwftnee O'Tooli ment loans — actually justified 1494 N«w Britain Avanue H29) | AG WAY,® Inc. key interest rate 'barometer non-denominational First Cen- a full one-half percentage point I Hartford, Conn. 06106 | STORE HOURS; EQUIPMENT SHOP since Jan. 3 and reverses a drop tury Church in Memphis who is • Do o r f o l h o r i i 244 BROAD STREET Mon., Tun.. Wfred carpet treatment 34:30 p.m. Mt. Nebo, 8:30-11 p.m. Tarbox, Lorrie Welskopp, Deb The Thunderbirds’ lineup in Derby, Republican and Mrs. Registrations for swimming It will be held July 11 and 12. Devil Made Me Do It.” Summer Youth Scene Aaron Reid announced Tuesday will be closed Friday and open ing toward the notion of getting in Philadelphia, his hometown, Modern Dance: Teen Center, W edn esd ay, Aug. 2 0 bie Sullivan, Darlene Dupuis, cluded Connie Cone, Mary Cynthia Wilson, Democrat an lesson s for Am ston Lake T uesd ay, Ju ly 2 2 night that he will seek the par nounced that during the next Saturday from 8:30 a.m. until 4 1 together with his three former earlier this month when Mayor 6:30-7:30 p.m. Plant Care and Terrariums: Beth Folsom, Theresa Dallaire, Cafazzo, Tammy Say, Tracy property owners for beginners mates, JohnPaul&Ringo. ’The Sailing and Canoeing: Globe ty ’s end orsem ent fo r re- few weeks, starting July 7, a p.m. Frank Rizzo laid an engraved M o v ie : “ And Now fo r West Side Rec, 7-9:30 p.m. Karen Anderson, GiGi Dallaire, Say, Sherry Perkins, Heidi through senior life saving will change in Paul’s attitude is a Hollow, 3-4:30 p.m. e le ctio n a t the D em o cra t complete house to house can- >ARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP silver tray on the singer as one S o m e th in g C o m p le t e ly T h u rs d a y , Aug. 21 begin July 7 at the lake. result of the three other Beatles Modern Dance: Teen Center, caucus July 31 at 8 p.m. at the bass will be made to ascertain WEEKEND SPECIALI of Philly’s favorite natives . . . Different,” Mt. Nebo, 8:30-11 Sailing,and (Canoeing: Globe, Discuss Crowd Control The swimming program is Woman Dies issuing a writ against their Singing “ Happy Trails” as he 6:30-7:30 p.m. ROCKVILLE Town Office Building. changes in residence. p.m. 3-4:30 p.m. sponsored by the Amston Lake manager, Allen Klein, who Paul gallops the comeback path is Movie: “ Visions of Eight,” Reid is completing his third The purpose of the canvass is In Auto Accident W edn esd ay, Aug. 6 Modern Dance: Teen Center, From left, Lt. Richard Sartor, Tom Michalik and SAM coordinator Dave Jacobs dis Association. says prompted his bitter depar Roy Rogers whose 20th (Century Mt. Nebo, 8:30-11 p.m. HOSPITAL NOTES two-year term. Cross Country Race: Mcc, 6 6:30-7:30 p.m. cuss the problems of managing crowds at SAM events. Not pictured is Rick Gowen, past to determine the name of any Anyone interested in the GRANBY (U P I) - Mrs. CLOSED ture from the Beatles five years Records album “Happy ’Trails” W ednesday, Ju ly 2 3 The announcement was made p.m. Drawing and Oil Painting: SAM coordinator. (SAM photo by Adams) voter who no longer lives at a program may register at the Bertha M. Godbout, 80, of Gran ago. is his first album in y e a rs... Cross Country Race: MCC, 6 a t th e m e e t in g o f th e West Side Rec, 7-9:30 p.m. VISITING H O URS Rockville; Michael Scanlon, particular residence in town Amston Lake Clubhouse by, died Wednesday after a car J u l y 4 , 5 , 6 & 7 Never one to say “I told you If you were knocked out by p.m. Plant Care and Terrariums, Democratic Town Committee’s Frid a y , Aug. 2 2 Surgical and medical wings, H a rtfo rd ; C aro l T u rn e r, and also to find out the new peo following the Amston Lake driven on West Granby Road by so,” Paul did comment: “ Klein the recent Country & Western Plant Care and Terrariums: West Side Rec, 7-9:30 p.m. candidate selection committee. No Charge — Free! 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; Som ersville; Bazyl Ugolik, ple who have moved into the parade July 4 or call Karen her husband, Harvey S. God- has already had vast amounts extravaganza televised live West Side Rec, 7-9:30 p.m. T h u rsd a y , Aug. 7 Summer Youth Scene The committee had invited Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 John Dr., Vernon; Jay Whit town. Horton, Hope Valley Rd., ' bout, 82, snapped a utility pole' of money out of Apple and is from Nashville’s Grand Ole’ T h u rsd a y , Ju ly 2 4 Sailing and Canoeing: Globe, S atu rd ay , Aug. 2 3 Aides To Manage Crowds interested Democrats and unaf The registrars would ap (Cash and Parry) trying to claim more. I am glad 3-4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. (fathers, 8 to 9 p.m.) more, Broad Brook; Ginette Hebron, who will be the cer in two, draping electric wires Opry, you may be pleased to Sailing and Canoeing: Globe Concert: Mt. Nebo, 8-11 p.m. filiated residents who would be to see John, George and Ringo Pediatrics, parents anytime Wilbusz, Collinsville. preciate the cooperation of tified Red Cross instructor for over the car, police said. learn RCA Records has rushed Hollow, 3-4:30 p.m. Modern Dance: Teen Center, T u esd ay, Aug. 2 6 interested in commissions and everyone in town in providing FLOWtaS M d AaRANOeUENTS FOa EVERY OCCASION. . . feel the same way I do and let’s 6:30-7:30 p.m. The SAM aid es for th is minimize any cnance of distur and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; D isch arg ed W ednesday: the program. Registration fee Police waited for a Hartford the show’s soundtrack into Modern Dance: Teen Center, Sailing and Canoeing: Globe, SAM director Dave Jacobs is boards for the fall elections. inform ation when the can hope justice is done.” So there. production for release as an Frid a y , Aug. 8 sum m er: Sue B ak er, John bances. The officers asked for Intensive Care Unit, im m ^iate Richard Carr, Stafford Springs; is $7. E le ctric Light Co. crew to 36 OAK, ST^, MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 6:30-7:30 p.m. 3-4:30 p.m. being assisted in managing Mrs. Cynthia Wilson, vice- Lasting him nearly $2 million, Gearhart, Alan Girelli, Chris the co-operation of everyone in family only five minutes per Ann Cody, Donnel Rd., Vernon; vasser calls at the door. The lessons will be held on remove the wires before aiding FREE Delivery & Parking * Frank Cakeler, Prop. album. Included in the two Summer Youth Scene Movie: “ Easy Rider,’’ Mt. SAM events this summer by a chairman of the Democratic Elton John has found a place to Frid a y , Ju ly 2 5 Hanaver, Steve Hirschfeld, hour. Mary Jane Diamond, Hillard B e e r Fest M onday, W ednesday and the elderly couple album set will be the show’s S atu rd ay , Aug. 9 Nebo, 8:30-11 p.m. dozen local teens who are ser helping to make for for an Town Committee, Reid, and store his multitude of customiz Summer Youth Scene Abby Keene, Mike Lombardo, Admitted Wednesday: Ger St., Manchester; Mary Galvin, The first annual Hebron Beer Fridays during the month of Ju- host, Charley Pride, Dolly Par- Concert: Mt. Nebo, 8-11 p.m. W ednesday, Aug. 27 ving as SAM aides. While enjoyable summer at the ac R ichard G rant, town com ed glasses, all 12,000 of them or ton, Ronnie M ilsap, Chet S atu rd ay , Ju ly 2 6 W illia m M a cL e a n , Tom tivities. ’The point was stressed trude Colman, Tolland Green, Campbell Ave., Vernon; Arthur Fest will be held July 11 from 6 ly- T u esd a y , Aug. 12 Plant Care: West Side Rec, 7- Jacobs alone will be handling mittee member, all of whom however many pairs he owns. Atkins, Jerry Reed and Gary Boating Day: Union Pond, 1-5 Michalik, Alex Mikolowsky, that, according to town or Tolland; Gary Filip, Center St., Gaskell, Somers; Virginia Kir p.m. to 1 a.m. and on July 12 T ra c to r Pull Sailing and Canoeing: Teen 9:30 p.m. SAM affairs such as planning are on the selection committee, Anyway, he bought a posh 78- Stewart. and Ann Turkington. The dinance, it is illegal to drink R ockv ille; Charles Gallup, by, Tunnel R d ., V ernon; from 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. Laurel Gerow of Gilea^ Rd., Center, 6:30-7:30 p.m. T h u rsd a y , Aug. 2 8 concerts, hiring bands, and gave brief run-downs on the p r o je c t io n is t fo r a ll the alcoholic beverages on town Wilson Lane, Vernon; George Frederick Klein Jr ., Oak St., The beer fest, sponsored by ” Hebron, announced that' there Tennis Tournament: MHS, all Sailing and Canoeing: Globe, organizing things in general, boards and commissions. Tuesday night movies is going property. Gilpatrick Jr ., Crystal Lake Rockville; Mrs. Paula Miville the Hebron Lions Club, will be will be a Tra cto r Pull at day 3-4:30 p.m. the SAM aides assist in such The Democrats will be run to be Jo e Sinnamon. Craig As far as parking is con Rd., Ellington; Terese Hubert, and daughter, Stafford Springs; held at Lions Park on Rt. 85, Marlborough Fair Grounds July SAM Summer Theater Movie: "L e t the Good Times Frid a y , Aug. 2 9 areas as setting up the stages or ning the candidates for the Saums will be his stand-by. cerned, it was agreed that SAM Stafford Springs; Karen Kupec, Amy Nearine, Forestview Dr., Hebron. 19 at 11 a.m. 'JOU'RE in/ip Roll,” Mt. Nebo, 8:30-11 p.m. other equipment and con following positions: Two six- Summer Youth Scene On June 27, Jacobs, the SAM aides will direct the parking Hany Lane, Vernon; Cherry Vernon; Bruce Smith, Standish Admission is $1, and music The pull is sponsored by the ° ^ t a n t t o ' trolling the crowd. year terms and one two-year aides, and former SAM co and they want all people to Lee, Merrow Rd., Tolland; Lane, Ellington; Sandra Welch, will be provided by Lusig Connecticut State Tractor Pull To ^Clown Around’ term on the Board of Educa ordinator Rick Gowen met with cooperate with them. Keith Lee, Stafford Springs; Warrenville. Wilhelm and his Sauerkrauts, Association. tion; one five-year term begin was presented at several city Hay, director of dramatics at police o ffice rs Sgt. Henry All areas will be patrolled by Richard Miner, Regan Rd., Birth Wednesday: A daughter and Roy K abrick and the For further information call Why would a clown be sad? Variety of Courses Offered ning this year and one term Manchester High School, would Minor and Lt. Richard Sartor to SAM aides, including the actual Rockville; Barbara Retartha, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mundy, Penthouse Four. Gerow at 228-3325. What could make him happy r e cr e a tio n a r e a s to la rg e beginning in 1976 for the Plan audiences of Manchester like to especially encourage discuss patrolling of SAM con Mt. Nebo concert site, the •Goose Lane, North Coventry; Anthony Rd., Tolland. The following items of food a g a in ? The c h ild r e n of S e v e ra l co u rse s w ill be terrariums, modern dance, vests, and tote bags. Those in ning and Zoning Commission; children. Last summer, “ Uncle more junior high and E ast certs and movies. ’The officers Globe Hollow parking lot, and Mabel Richard, Hyde Ave., Manchestff will have a chance available to young people who patchwork quilting, crewel em the crewel class will learn one five-year term beginning Catholic students to become ac outlined the policies that they the Charter Oak walkway under to find the answers to these SAM’s Vaudeville Hour, Or So” would like to learn about, or broidery, and ceramics. stitches that can be used to this year and one which begins tive in SAM Summer Theater. would be following in handling 1-84. Each concert is to be When You Think Of Quality Care For Your Pets, Just Say: questions this summer when was created and also toured the further their present knowledge Sailing and canoeing is being decorate jeans, blouses, and in 1975 for the Zoning Board of A full month will be spent put the SAM crowds. policed by seven officers and SAM Summer Theater toiirs the areas. of a variety of pastimes. taught at Globe Hollow by Tim handbags. Both of the above Blackstone Urges Appeals. ting the show together and then They stated that their policy the twelve SAM aides. city of Manchester in August The c h ild r e n ’s th e a t e r The courses, are sailboating Badger of the Rec Department. courses will require an outlay CANINE HOLIDAY INNE the group will go on tour. was to control the crowd and Also two six-year terms on with its fifth annual production, production was the m ost and canoeing, plant care and He will be dealing with the of money for supplies. Ringing of Bells the Board of Finance and a can and “You’ve Said It All” this one entitled “ Clowning successful in terms of audience “Clownin’ Around a Smile” will basic techniques of boating with The ceramics class will be d id a te fo r th e B o ard of BOARDING •GROOMING Around a Smile.” size and response. Thus, Lee provide lots of opportunity for em phasis placed on safety taught by Marty Laurinitis also EAST HARTFORD p.m. Friday. Selectmen. SAM Summer Theater needs Hay, director of the theater Manchester teens to get in precautions. at the West Side Rec. For those Next Movie: ‘Cat Ballou^ A c c o r d in g to M a y o r Selectmen Robert Craig will ULTRA VIOLET QERMICIDAL LIQHT8 since its inception, has decided volved. Sheilla T u ller participants, performers, and Cancellation Plant care, taught by Steve who have done ceramics, the Blackstone, the fireworks will not seek election. INDIVIDUAL INDOOR / OUTDOOR RUNS to return to the children with For further information, call course will offer instruction in who sing "The Ballad of Cat 289-4283 AIR CONDITIONED / AIR CHANOES t e c h n i c a l w o r k e r s . Any Smith at the West Side Rec, and Tuesday at 8:30 p.m., SAM be visible from almost any part Other officers for which can this “clown” show. the SAM office at 649-2506. Info by Phdne new and interesting techniques Ballou,” providing a hilarious Mayor Richard H. Blackstone M anchester junior high or modern dance, taught by Judy will sponsor the movie “ Cat of East Hartford within one or didates will be endorsed include 646-5971 such as o v erg laz e , sand commentary on the lively ac and East Hartford’s Bicenten senior high students or recent There is now a telephone at Staddon at the Teen Center, will Ballou” at Mt. Nebo Park. ’The two miles of Wickham. Many treasurer, agent of the town Cats Are Our GuetU Also painting, and clay-lifting. Par tion. “Cat Ballou” is adapted nial Commission wish to re graduate may p articip ate. the Rec Office which gives pre also be basic courses. film is a rowdy spoof starring residents will find their own deposit fund, town clerk and tax ONE DAY ONLY ’There is work for everyone. P atchw o rk qu ilting and ticipants must purchase their Lee Marvin as the drunkest from the novel by Roy Chanslor mind all citizens today to recorded cancellation notices back yard will be excellent van collector. 200 SHELDON RD., Contributions To crewel embroidery are both own tools. The cost for the and won two Academy Awards. remember our founding fathers Work sessions are held daily at both on Recreation Department gunfighter in the West and Jane tage points. The selection committee has being taught by Bea Sheftel at course is $15. The film runs 96 minutes. and the principles of liberty and M AM PUE CTE B ^ MII6S/4 MlllUtOS the Teen Center at the Nike Site activities and SAM activities. Fonda as the schoolteacher No private vehicles will be scheduled a similar meeting m A N b H f e SrtH From Exn 94,1-86 For times, to register, or for There is no admission charge justice they professed. at 2 p.m.. This Page Welcome Anyone who d e s ire s such the West Side Rec. Quilting gone outlaw. allo w ^ to enter Wickham as of July 15 which is also the nor nal The last four summers have students will learn to make more information, call the SAM Stubby Kaye and the late Nat for this or any of the SAM Of the many ways to com real variety in the paper. To cancellation information should noon Friday to allow crews to been a true variety of theater such things as sampler quilts, office (649-2506). King Cole are the “Shouters” Tuesday night movies. memorate our country’s birth, The Summer Youth Scene that end, he invites anyone in call 643-4700. prepare for the display. The programs under SAM’s spon the m ayor suggested the page is prepared each week un terested in contributing news, park will be closed to all but sorship. '"Three Plays in Search ceremonial clanging of bells. der the au sp ices of SAM features, editorials, stories, e m e rg e n c y v e h ic le s th a t of an Audience” was the very This custom has come down (S u m m e r A c t i v i t i e s in poems, photos, artwork, or just evening. first SAM summer Theater through history as a significant Manchester). ideas, to contact the SAM office Rapunzel Starts Series i Train Rec Leaders No vendors will be allowed in production and was followed by way to celebrate momentous the park, according to East JULY5 TH Its purpose is to provide news in the Nike Site complex at 649- Those who are rec leaders in a very successful production of quite take the volume, so there peak. The Manchester Recreation occasions. Hartford police. and information about SAM and 2506. Shortly after 8 o’clock Satur training this summer will be the comedy, “ ’The Curious was occasional distortion, but it A special thanks must go to D e p a r t m e n t is s e e k i n g Mayor Blackstone and the In case of inclement weather, other summer activities for Also, anyone who knows of day evening R apunzel, a given special consideration for Savage.” really wasn’t too serious. McDonald’s for having donated volunteers to becom e rec B ic e n te n n ia l C om m ission July 5 and 6 have been reserved youth, and to provide some in town activities that this page M assachusetts rock group, employment as paid rec leaders Third season was the in The event was handled with all food for the concession stand lead ers in training. These stated they support Gov. Ella as rain dates. teresting reading in itself. could or should co v er is began blasting out their sounds next winter or summer. troduction of theater fo r an professional excellence. Taped which was open for the entirety volunteers will act as assistants Grasso’s call by proclamation The page editor, George welcome to give the office a to a fairly large crowd gathered Anyone age 16 or older, who is audience of children. The music was played before the of the concert (8 o’clock to 11 to the paid rec leaders at town to all citizens to proudly raise Sweetnam, wishes to have a buzz. at Mt. Nebo field. Their show) interested in this program, Field Events musical, “The Land of ABC” o’clock). All proceeds earned playgrounds. the American flag in obser was the first in a series of con c o n c e rt and during in te r The town’s children can from the food will be going to They will be involved with should call the SAM office (649- vance of Independence Day. certs being sponsored by SAM missions to keep the audience celebrate the holiday at the an the SAM organization. children in such activities as 2506) before 4:30 p.m. July 8. A fireworks display will take this summer. from getting bored. An open nual playground field day Speaking not only for myself, sports, m usic, and drama. place at Wickham Park Friday, Rapunzel is a six-man band area behind the crowd provided events held traditionally at but for many that attended last thanks to the combined efforts with a taste for high-energy space for many a Frisbee- Martin Park at 1:30 p.m. on the Saturday’s concert, I can of the Bicentennial Commission rock ’n roll. Most of their music throwing enthusiast. Ten police Fourth of July. earnestly say that if future con o f E a s t H a r tf o r d and was familiar material to the officers along with 11 SAM There will be several races certs are as enjoyable as the Manchester and Manchester’s audience, though they did play a aides helped to keep things in and field events in divisions for debut one, then SAM can look SAM Arts and Crafts American Legion Post. few excellent original com order. Dave Jacobs, SAM coor every age group. forward to a very successful positions. dinator this year, reported Winners will be recognized by Application Form The aerial display will be set The concert appropriately e x cellen t crowd behavior. summer. The next concert will Park D epartm ent o fficia ls off from the highest point of began with a fine version of the There were 1,000 to 1,200 people take place on Saturday, July 12. after the races. — Chuck Obuchowski Wickham Park beginning at 9 rock c la ssic “ W oodstock” in attendance at the concert’s followed by songs of the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, the Catch the Doobie Brothers, Grand Frank, and Black Sabbath, ju st to Crafts Fair Still Telephone No name a few. The band gave every song a Taking Registration DuBALDO APPLIANCE bit of their own style, so all the spirit. And win m usic sounded fresh and and This year’s SAM fair will be provide live entertainment. exciting. Saturday, July 12, from 9 a.m. The fair is offering free space I was particularly impressed Craft or Item To Be Exhibited to 3 p.m. at Center Park on to people under 16 and senior by their versions of “Radar SIGN SERVKXNTER Main St. Anyone who is in citizens. Groups from nursing Love” and “We’re an American 42 PURNELL PLACE M ANCHESTER 76,000 valuable terested may register for the homes and organizations whose B and.” Both proved to be SPECIALIZING IN ON NEEDS FOR ITIEN, BOYS, WOmEN, fair by mailing an application. proceeds will go to charity are powerful examples of a hard M ail re g is tr a tio n w ill be also welcome free of charge. rock that Rapunzel is noted for. accepted until July 9. There is Following a B icentennial WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES CHILDREN AND THE HOITIE. The band also had a very engravings Toqm for over 100 booths so th em e, cra ftsp e o p le p ar MAJOR APPLIANCE REPAIR FOR effective light show consisting anyone may particupate. ticipating in the fair may dress Approx. P r ic e ...... | of several strobe lights and a WESTINGHOUSE • GENERAL ELECTRIC Crafts represented thus far in co lo n ia l costu m es and ^EXCEPT mERCHANDISE PLRERDY ON SALE movie screen directly below the HOTPOINT are woodwork vases and fur decorate their booths with red, sta g e on which som e in Mail To; | niture, homemade baked goods, w h ite and b lu e. A nyone, ELECTRIC SIGN REPAIR and PARKING ^YES R IM JHjjr WAS A VWY FUNMT JOKE. teresting psychedelic colors I Ok mARKED DOWN 20% OR mORE candles, ce ra m ics, wicker regardless of age, is welcome and patterns could be viewed. LOT UGHT MAINTENANCE and REPAIR daddy is wearing d e c o r a t i o n s , d e c o u p a g e , to show and sell his or her work. SAM, 41 Center St. j S p irit of '7 6 B o n u s Sweep In the Savings I ju5th6pe a met al On the whole, the sound system F or More Information Call m acram e, patchwork, and For more information or if was very good. t I Connecticut’s ^ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 Lottery BELT BUCKLE ORSOflETHINe? leatherwork. The Hartford Folk you wish to operate a food con Manchester, Ct. 06040 . | 6 4 6-8 1 1 4 945 Main Stre e t, There were aTew times when Singers and free workshops in cession, call Dave Jacobs, SAM in Downtown Manchester the speaker system couldn’t HOUSE & HALE accoustical instruments will coordinator, at 649-2506. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., July 3. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 3,1975— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 2$ NOTICN ADVERTISING ADVERTISING RANCH - with gorgeous view. NEW LISTING - Forest Hills Cha m ber Elects 1 — LoM ind Found Large living room with beamed area, four bedroom Colonial, 2 i — Poroonilo DEADLINE DUPLEX 5-1-5 3 — Announeomonu RATES catnedral ceilings and 1/2 baths, first floor family Separate furnaces, city 12:00 noon the day before 4 — Entortiinmont 1 day ...... 9* word par day: fireplace, formal dining room, room, with fireplace, two car utilities, convenient location, Six D irectors publication. IF YOU LIKE 5 — Auctloni 3 days ...... 8* word per day ^ fully equipped kitchen with garage with electric eye, for- Deadline lor Saturday and amesite drive, excellent value Sanlsl f. rsale M A LTO R 6 days ...... 7c word par day 1 sliding glass doors to deck. mal dining room, mint condi- FINANCIAL Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. at $34,900. COLONIALS sms board members will elect two 8 — Bondi-Stocki-MortgigM 26 days ...... 6c word per day 1 Herald Huge family room with stone tion, many extras, call Keith VER N O N additional members to com- 9 — P trio n il Lotni 15 WORD MINIMUM fireplace, two full baths. Real Estate for details, 646- $44,900 — Seven rooms with 3 bedrooms, one car garage, The.general membership of 10 — Iniurinca PLEASE READ Happy Ads ...... $2.00 Inch CLA SSIFIE D A D V E RTISIN G Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 4126, 649-1922. fireplace, etc. plete the roster of 21 directors. 646-4200. the Rockville Area Chamber of The 21 directors will then elect EMPLOYMENT $46,600 — Eight rooms with 4 bedrooms, 2 car>garage, 2% Commerce haji elected six new 13 — Help Wanted YOUR AD OAKLAND ST. - corner lot, en- bathrooms, etc. a president, vied president, 14 — Builnass Opportunltlai OLDER HOME - Large living trance to industrial area, eight directors to the board and they 1$ — Situation Wanted Classified ads are taken over secretary, and treasurer. the phone as a convenience. PHONE 643-2711 room with dining area, eat-in room house, two car garage, will take office the first FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD The chamber office will be EDUCATION The Herald la responsible lor kitchen, IVz baths, 3 bedrooms, needs repairs, Keith Real DUBAUKkESraUN^ REALE’S CORNER meeting in October. closed from Aug. 4 through 18 18 — Private Inatructloni only one Incorrect Insertion and porch. Interior completely Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. 19 — Schoola-Claisai then only to the size of the NOTICE 644;^50a 175 MAIN STREET______PHONE 646-4525 All members were mailed a for summer vacation. In case of 20 — Inatructlona Wanted OF Federated, 2-car garage. $33,- ballot on June 16 and instructed original Insertion. Errors whicn Homes For Sale 23 500. P h ilb rick Agency, NEW LISTING - Custom Cape an emergency John Pozzato, do not lessen the value of the TOWN MEETING to vote for six of 12 candidates. REAL ESTATE Realtors, 646-4200. with garage, five bedrooms, 1 president of the board, can be 23 — Homes tor Sale advertisement will not be cor- JULY 9, 1975 COVENTRY Four-room Split SOUTH WINDHAM- nine room. $34,900 - Pool, patio and porch CAPE - Eat-in kitchen, formal -' The six having the highest 24 — Lots-Land (or Sale rected by an additional Inser- 1/2 baths, rec room, many reached at 649-7101. The electors and citizens Level with one-car garage, Federal Colonial, five in a clean convenient Cape. dining room, fireplaced living;; number of votes wer Joseph 25 — Investment Property tion. CONTEMPORARY Raised extras, upper 40’s, shown by ap- Avante Realty, 646-5461 or 646- 28 — Business Property • qualified to vote in Town living room, kitchen, two pointment only, Goodcnild- bedrooms, corner business room, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar-1 Capossela, Eric Kloter, Glenn 27 — Resort Property HAmADS Ranch - Large, modern kitchen 2801. Meeting of the Town of Bolton, bedrooms. $18,500. Zinsser with pantry, formal dining Bartlett Realty days, 646-1852, zoned lot, ten miles from age, immaculate condition,*- Roberts, Robert Tedoldi, An- 28 — Real Estate Wanted Agency, 646-1511. $36,900. Philbrick Agency,* Connecticut, are hereby room with built-ins, living room evenings, 643-7887. UCONN, 129,900, Tedford Real drew Tricarico, and James MI8C. SERVICES Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 • ^ Estate, 647-9914. NEW DUPLEX Realtors, 646-4200. ^ Gets Grant 31 — Sarvicea Offered notified and warned to meet in with cathedral ceiling and T(iree bedrooms, IVi baths, large ------J- Troy. The sixth-place board MANCHESTER - New listing. fieldstone fireplace from floor kitchens and living rooms, separate 32 — Pelnling-Papering the Town Meeting to be held at SOUTH WINDSOR RANCH - 5 rooms, city utilities,” member was elected by 33 — Building-Contracting Aluminum sided Raised Ranch MANCHESTER- well.-kept two basements and beating systems. to ceiling, redwood paneling, handy location. $29,900.', drawing lots to break a tie with WASHINGTON (UPI) - The 34 — Roofing-Siding the Community Hall in said 3 with 2-car garage in prestigious four bedrooms, 2 full baths, family house, new roof, newly Aluminum sided with brick fronts. 35 — Heating-Plumbing Town on Wednesday, July 9, Forest Hills. Two full baths, SIX BEDROOMS painted, excellent location, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, I^e Higgins. federal government today 38 — Flooring large family room with BLANCHARD ftROSSETTO 1975, at 8:00 p.m. for- the enclosed porch, sundeck, three Luxurious, Raised Ranch, $30's. Red Carpet, Realtors, 646-4200, *■ The newly elected members awarded Connecticut a 8745,800 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storaga fireplace, den or library, 5 fireplaced family room, Roanort-MLS 645-248Z grant for Penn Central 38 — Services Wanted following purposes: bedrooms. Immaculate condi- sliding glass doors, 2 large 872-8304.■ 189 Weet Center Street will replace six of eight direc- HEY KIDS! tion. Mid 50’s. Zinsser Agency, prime area, private VERNON 7 ACRES operations. MI8C. FOR SALE 1. To consider and act upon a decks, 2-car garage, large lot. i Lutz Scholarships Awarded tors who are scheduled to retire Want to maka good money working only a few hours 646-1511. landscaped yard, two-car gar- BENTON STREET - large six HORSE LOVER’S PARADISE Transportation Secretary 41 — Articles (or Sale Resolution authorizing the $68,500. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER - 6-room Oct. 1. The retiring directors 42 — Building Supplies I a week. No limirto how much you can earn. Three Realtors, 646-4200. age, $60’s. room Colonial in the center of Colonial with 3 bedrooms, for- (Also Income Producing) ^ s . Wilfred Lutz of Rockville presents Robert Zukas, center, and Chris Ferreri with William T. Coleman said the 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Board of Selectmen in the name are Lee Higgins, Stephen La- A Happy NEW COLONIAL - Six rooms, 2 town. Big porches, garage, mal dining room, large kitchen Unique 3 level chalet with a most spec- Scholarship checks given annually by the Wilfred Lutz Scholarship Fund. Lutz was a cer- grant by the department’s Ur- 44 — Livestock nights per we train. of the Town of Bolton to ment, John Magee, William 45 — Boats & Accessories 1/2 baths, first-floor laundry, WILLIMANTIC - new listing, WARREN E. ' fireplace. Terrific buy. In mid with pantry, 2-car garage, treed tacular view, custom built in 1974 of tified public accountant and was a founder and one of the original directors and vice presi- Moquin, George Redfield, ban Mass Transportation Ad- 46 — Sporting Goods purchase from the Nature aluminum siding, formal dining three bedroom /Raised Ranch, thirties. T. J. Crockett, yard. $37,900. Wolverton Agen- finest quality. Three or 4 bedrooms, 47 — Garden Producta Call 647*9046 Sixty One dent of Vernon National Bank. The scholarship is given to a worthy senior from Rock- William Repoli, Alan Schwedel ministration is for local Conservancy of Connecticut, room, fireplace, handy to bus nylon wall-to-yvall carpeting, Realtors, 643-1577. cy Realtors, 649-2813. 2'i baths, 3 fireplaces, central air- 48 — Antiques conditioning. Large 3-story barn with yille, Tolland, or Ellington High Schools who has indicated a desire to study accoun- and Robert Tedoldi. operating assistance and equip- 49 — Wanted to Buy Inc. for an amount not in excess and shopping.$42,800. Philbrick immaculate throughout, corner HOWLAND ment requirements for transit Manchester Evening Herald of ONE HUNDRED TWENTY From Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. STRANT STREET. A con- BOLTON - custom built six 15 stalls, tack room and corral. ting. Duplicate checks were given this year as a tie developed between the two graduates. At the board meeting RENTALS lot, $29,900, Tedford Real REALTORS 643-1108 Property completely fenced and sur- operations. Estate, 647-9914. venience plus location. Builder room raised ranch, with 22x25 :^ukas is a graduate of Rockville High and Ferreri of Ellington High. scheduled for Sept. 10, the 19 52 — Rooms (or Rent THOUSAND AND NO/lOO A Happy veyed. Ample pasture lands. Call 53 — Apartments (or Rent ($120,000.00) DOLLARS those NEW RANCH - Extra large has renovated kitchen, put on 'fireplaced family room, three Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. 648-3233. 54 — Homes (or Rent modern kitchen, two baths, COLUMBIA 3 ACRES aluminum siding, practically bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, kitchen J. WATSON lEACH CO. 55 — Business (or Rent certain pieces or parcels of land BROOKFIELD STREET - Pre- Sixty fireplace, 2-car garage, ALL GARDENS GROWING rebuilt the house. Seven rooms, has built-in oven and range, Reatim . m LS 56 — Resort Property (or Rent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• commonly known as the Holl war Cape, nice condition, six 1 1/2 baths, porches. Sensibly Mancheetar Ofdc* 847-9139 57 — Wanted to Rent ., aluminum siding and windows, Buy now and a bountyful harvest can rooms in all. One bath, garage, dining room, two-car garage, TRUCK DRIVER - No Property and Lot 1 of the be yours. Plus abundant fruit trees, priced. T. J. Crockett, tsHi OrnttaRr 58 — Wise, for Rent plus Three large deck, picture window in small lot. Ideal for couple, wan- acre lot, Wolverton Agency □ EMPLOYMENT experience required. Good Rosedale Subdivision, which basement with walk-out to berry bushes and strawberry beds. All Realtors, 643-1577. Realtors, 649-2813. AUTOMOTIVE salary, paid training plus many these go with immaculate 7 room, 2- ting minimum of outside work. D E P T o Stu dy Condition of H ock a n u m 61 — Autos lor Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• property contains approximate- patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen- bath Ranch, small barn, and bass pond. T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a* 62 — Trucks (or Sale Help Wanted 13 benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- ly 27.8 acres of land; cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- 63 — Heavy Equipment (or Sale ment required. Call U.S. Army 3233. 1577. Lots-Land For Sale 24 To further authorize the A study to determine how much ago to develop a cleanup plan for the along the Hockanum are minor com- 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles at 643-9462. J. W ATSO N BEACH CO. recreation. 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle ESTABLISHED REAL Estate COVENTRY waste reduction is necessary and Board of Selectmen, or such Realtor* MLS TWO FAMILY - 6-6, separate BOLTON - Building lot, 241’ river. Gergdsmeier said the study will pared to the waste discharged by Ver- Homes office needs two full-time sales Iji: Happiness is whether other artificial means must be HELICOPTER Repairman - No member of such Board as the MANCHESTER Mandmlar Ofikt M7-9I39 furnaces, can also be used for frontage R-2 zone. $11,000 Steven Gergdsmeier, a sanitary determine how much treatment is non, Manchester, and East Hartford 66 — Automotive Service people. Wolverton Ageincy, :•< Another year with you 7 Rooa Spin, ilanlnjn ilM , ontom _____ Equal Housing Opportunity 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease experience required. Good Selectmen shall so designate, to '4 offices, priced at only $39,500. Wolverton Agency, Realtors. employed to clean up the Hockanum engineer with DEP said the Hockanum needed at the filtration plants to main- municipal treatment plants. Realtors, 649-2813. I KiTTEN I kitchen mill camiiit ran(e, dhlnmher. Wal to naK salary, paid training plus many execute and deliver all c ^ t in t in (nine roen, dininf room, bedroom md Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 649-2813. River, will be undertaken this month by now ranks in the state’s lowest water Vernon is in the process of planning tain, enough oxygen in the stream to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- documents and to perform such and stiii in iove. k i t i ^ (Uhedril IhiiK room «itti botcen;, IK MANCHESTER - two family the Department of Environmental quality rating which is in the "D” for expansion of its treatment plant. ATTENTION Demonstrators - baths. Familii Room, |ara(e. Protessionallr support a good biological community. ment required. Call U.S. Army other acts as are necessary for S Happy Anniversary. Si Duplex plus five room single. THREE Bedroom Cape, 89 BOLTON - two abutting^ Protection (DEP). category. He said the state plans to put The study is part of the state’s water This project was ordered by the state Toys and Gifts. Work now thru landsiaiied and maintained on V.-acre lot Mbit con- Coleman Road, 11/2 baths, per- building lots with total ap-‘ □ NOTICES December. Free Sample Kit. at 643-9462. said purchase; and to ap- ■Son, Ideal neifidioitiood, dose to schools, Separate heating units. Three The three-day study will start July 21 the river in “B” category by 1983 to several years ago and is now in the chinches, ihiim t. RsaRable comoletelT (nmished manent siding, washer and proximate frontage of 440’x 2()0’ pollution control program. No experience needed. Call or propriate the total sum of ONE I I bedrooms each side of Duplex. and the results will be combined with make it suitable for all tvoes of water hands of engineers. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• or mthoiit Omier morint to Florida. Good investment. Priced in low dryer stay. Phone John H. deep. Wolverton Agency, He said that other pollution sources write Santa’s Parties, Avon, HUNDRED TWENTY THOMAS J. BLANCHARD the results of a survey made two years Lost and Found 1 TOOL & GAUGE MAKERS $40,000, Zinsser Agency, 646- Lappen Inc., 649-5261. Realtors, 649-2813. Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. THOUSAND AND NO/lOO REAL ESTATE 646-0299 Top RatM Situation Wanted 15 1511. Also Booking Parties. ($120,000.00) DOLLARS for the MANCHESTER - Spectacular LOT FOR SALE - Sherwood LOST - Orange tiger kitten Plus Bsnsflto purchase of said land from the STRONG young man EAST HARTFORD - by five bedroom Colonial, full Forrest, Route 20, Becket, vicinity Hilliard and Adams LOCAL INSURANCE Agency MANCHESTER MANCHESTER vicinity - Spif- sized tennis court, heated, in- Mass. Priced for ouick sale. Vernon Bells To Ring Street. Call 643-0600 after 6 p.m. desires Nature Conservancy of Connec- specializes in lawn mowing, owner,just reduced $2,000, commercial lines garage cleaning and painting. fy starter homq in great family ground pool, central air- Call Hagler Real Estate 643- Valley Y M C A T o Conduct secretary, gency oriented TOOL & DESIGN INC. ticut, Inc. Of said total sum of neighborhood. Spacious beautifully decorated 6 room Billy, 646-2999. Cape, new wall to wall conditioning, Florida room with 6624. The bells on all of the Rockville and Vernon LOST - a solid white cat, vicini- preferred, salaryilary negotiable. i 130 Hartford Road ONE HUNDRED TWENTY grounds, in country setting but skylight, 4 1/2 baths, wrap ty of Porter and Pitkin St., call call 643-9555. Manchaster THOUSAND ($120,000.00) only 15 minutes from Main carpeting, new gas hot water churches will be ringing for four minutes tomorrow heater and furnace, formal around deck, magnificent Investment Property 25 Art Course for Children 643-2066. 649-5263 DOLLARS, to appropriate COLLEGE GIRLS Street. Could be three or four landscaping, huge rec room, starting at 2 p.m. STOCK CONTROL and Accoun- specializing in dinner parties. bedroom. Call fast about this dining room, 1 1/2 bathrooms, THIRTY THOUSAND ($30,- enclosed panelleci porch, 1 car dark room, family room with APARTMENT BUILDING with This bell-ringing program is promoted by the Elks IMPOUNDED - black and ting - No experience required. 000.00) DOLLARS from the Will provide cleaning before one. Priced to sell, at $35,500. beamed cathedral ceilings, attached professional office. The Indian Valley YMCA will students will meet from 10 to 11 be for those aged 10 through white tick male pointer, vicini- garage, above ground pool, Grand Lodge and its Americanism Committee as part Good salary paid training plus TELEPHONE Lineman reserve fund for capital and and after and serving. Always a B/W Realty, 647-1419. adjoins private rear woods and Built 1973, centrally located. sponsor an eight-session arts a.m. and continuing students adults. It will be conducted at ^ Merrow Rd., call Coventry No neat appearance. Reasonable, private yard with lovely of an “awareness" program. many benefits. Ages 17-35. experiencetpe______required. ______Good_____ non-recurring expenditures and much more. Call for further in- OPEN HOUSE t Three units, consisting of; and crafts workshop for will meet from 11 a.m. to noon Plant Decor in South Windsor Dog Warden, 423-6524. Enlistment required, (jail U.S. Nina 646-2999. MANCHESTER Vicinity - flowering shrubs., $36,900. 289- Locally the Rockville Lodge of Elks has planned the salary, paid training plus many NINETY THOUSAND ($90,- 1359. formation and price. Warren E. three bedrooms, living room, children aged 8 through 10. at Arel’s academy at the five and will start July 10 from 11 Army at 643-9(fe2. Country raised ranch with Howland Realtors, 643-1108. SUNDAY, JULY 6th - 2-6 P.M. dining room, 1 1/2 baths, LOST - Savings Passbook 022-0- benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- 000.00) DOLLARS from the bell-ringing program as part of its Americanism Programs will be conducted in corners in Ellington. a.m. through noon for three COLLEGE GIRL seeks super large, lot. Many plants kitchen with all built-ins. 23119-5, Hartford National Bank ment required. Call U.S. Army general fund. MANCHESTER - Hilliard - GREEN RAISED RANCH RICHMOND ROAD program. Vernon and South Windsor, ’The registration fee for this consecutive Thursdays. CONSTRUCTION Worker - No at 643-9462. housecleaning jobs, and shrubs, great country es- MANCHESTER Cape - Extra Jackston Agency, 646-1316. and Trust Co., First 2. To consider and act upon a Woodland Streets. Sparkling $39 900 Rodney Gray, exalted ruler, said, “ 199 years ago, starting July 8. course is $18 for members and The fee for this will be $5 for experience required. Good experienced, own transporta- tate. Priced in the 40’s. B/W clean, and ready for immediate Manchester Office. Application salary, paid training plus many Resolution authorizing the realty, 647-1419. Ranch, six rooms, double gar- M. H. PARKER, Owner 1-429-8463Business Property the Liberty Bell rang out to announce the signing of the Plans are to have four $25 for non-members. Par- members and $7 for non- INVENTORY Clerk - No tion, M onday-Friday. age, beautiful lot, fexcellent occupancy, fireplace, basement 26 made for payment. ^ benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- Town to make application to the rec room, partial dormer and sessions of charcoal and pencil ticipants must preregister at members. A $3 fee for con- experience required. Good Reasonable. 646-2999. „ i 7T throughout, valuable extras. Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia. It is our ment required. Call U.S. Army Commissioner of the Depart- TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6 deep 160’ lot. Convenient loca- MANCHESTER - 10,000 square sketching, both indoors and out, the “Y” office. tainers, colored sand, plants LOST - Passbook 26-005604-2, salary, paid training plus many $47,900. R. Anderson. 643-8087. hope that this effort will remind our townspeople of at 643-9462. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- menUflnvRonmenralPro^^^^^^ ...... $46,m _Two:family_ flats, 5-5, tion, just $37,900. Call Warren MANCHESTER ■ A quick sale TOLLAND - neat three foot brick industrial building, and four sessions of craftwork. On July 15, Arel will present a and such, will be payable the Connecticut Bank & Trust Com- $38,500. Two-family Duplex, 6-6, is desired by the owner of this our great American heritage.” ment required. Call U.S. Army tion for the State of Connecticut E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. bedroom Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, ground level and raised loading The sessions will be Tuesday demonstration of Jukido and first session. Preregistration is pany, Application made for SURVEYOR - No experience $41,900. Two-family, 4-4, $36,- MANCHESTER - Large An- seven room Cape, above ground fireplace, garage, basement, docks. Own for $6. per foot in- at 643-9^2. for a grant in the amount of □ REAL ESTATE saldi Built Raised Ranch, three h.: and Thursday mornings from speak on the Oriental Martial required by calling or writing payment. required. Good salary, paid 000. Two-family flats, 5-5, $34,- pool, convenient to school and large lot, reasonably priced, cluding land. Move into your Arts. The meeting will be open training plus many benefits. r;. THIRTY THOUSAND AND ...... 900. Philbrick Agency, bedrooms, two fireplaces, MANCHESTER $34,500 shopping. Mid 30’ s or make an 875-6954. own building for as cheap as 9:30 to noon at the Talcottville the “Y” office. AUTOMOBILE mechanic - beautiful rec room, oversized 2- to “ Y” members and their Announcements 3 Ages 17-35. Enlistment NO/lOO ($30,000.00) DOLLARS Homes For Sale 23 Realtors, 646-4200. COLONIAL STYLE offer, Century 21, Phyllis you can rent. City utilities. Congregational Church and must be experienced, good pay car garage, wooded lot, etc. Jackston Agency, Women^s Conference families and no fee will be required. Call U.S. Army at 643- plan, liberal benefits, apply in to be applied toward the ------7-room Condominium with all the 646-1316, 649- REDWOOD FARMS - nine Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Tuesday and Thursday after- ATTENTION owners of 4WD 9462. ROCKLEDGE - Seven-room $61,900. R. Zimmer, J. D. Real 8782, 649-6050. room Dutch Colonial, three charged. Those planning to at- person only. Service Manager, purchase of the aforesaid 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built luxury of country club living. All large noons from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at the vehicles, club now forming, Raised Ranch, 2 sliding glass Estate Associates, 646-1980. bedrooms, dining room, tend should inform the “Y” of- Chorches Motors, Manchester. property, and to authorize the Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, family Real Estate Wanted 28 Adopts Action Plan Avery Street School, South traveling, camping, fishing, MEDICAL Specialist - No State to apply to the Bureau of room, fireplaces, garages. doors to large deck ancf patio, rooms, 2 ti baths, family room, wall-to- • GLASTONBURY - Split level fireplaced living room, family fice so seating arrangments can ABOUT VERNON - Large 2-family, 4-4, built 1973, large treed lot, three Windsor. A second series will etc., those interested call 6 ^ experience required. Good ARE YOU fam iliar with Outdoor Recreation on behalf of Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. large living room-dining-room wall carpeting throughout. Central air room, pool, two car garage, ALL CASH for your property be conducted in August. be made. 1951, daytime, 649-3253, with cathdral ceilings, ‘2 ideal in-law set-up, immaculate bedrooms, two full baths, two mid-50’s, owner, 646-7305. MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The against women and improve salary, paid training plus many casualty and property in- conditioning. Patio in rear for your within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Another program to start TOWN evenings. the Town of Bolton to provide fireplaces, walk-out basement condition, carpeting etc. 30's. J. car garage, family room, city International Women’s Year their oppportunities in educa- Denise Cutterman will be the benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- surance, can use person part VERNON - Two-family, 6-6, instant service. Hayes Agency, July 8 will be beginners’ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ment required. Call U.S. Army the Federal share of the cost of with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, witn built-in bar, 2-car garage, D. Real Estate Associates, 646- cook-outs. A must to see. Call 649-5306. water and sewer, F. J. Spilecki, NEW LISTING - Cambridge Conference has ended two tion, employment, politics and instructor. ’The registration fee time to handle small accounts, 1980. 646- 0131. courses in coin collecting, Regina D’ltalia Society will Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 at 643-9462. acquiring said land in the large lot, 2-car garage. Wolver- large lot with privacy. $57,000. EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Realtor, 643-2121. St., Manchester, six room weeks of frequent political health fields. is $10 for YMCA members and 15-20 hours per week, call 278- amount of SIXTY THOUSAND stamp collection, and meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at 7770 for information. ton Agency, Realtor, 649-2813. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Bungalow, three bedrooms, SELLING your house? Call us bickering on a brief note of har- The “ D eclaration of $15 for non-members. A $3 fee 646-4200. COVENTRY - Spacious seven BARROWS & WALLACE 30 LOCUST STREET - two garage, treed shaded lot, move- terrarium construction. the Italian-American Club, MORTGAGES, loans first, se- CLERK T Y PIST - No AND NO/lOO ($60,000.00) first and we’ll make you a cash- mony — adoption of a 10-year Mexico,” which condemned for materials will be payable at _____ * ■ room Ranch, three bedrooms, Manchester Heir Haren Hartleid family, no agents please. $44,- m condition. $38,900. Ken The coin collecting classes Eldridge St. cond, third. All kinds. Realty experience required. Good DOLLARS; to authorize anci MANCHESTER - Four family 649-S306 39MS1S 7299915 offer. One day service. T. J., plan of action to advance Zionism, was passed by a vote the first session. Registrations ilary, ...... ' in center of town, four rooms fireplaced living room and 000. Phone 646-2426, 9-5. Ostrinsky Realtor, 643-1333. will be at the(“Y” office, from 4 statewide. Credit rating un- salary, paid training plus many NURSES AIDES direct the Chairman of the NEW RAISED Ranch - Seven dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3/4 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. women’s rights. of 89-2 with 19 abstensions. are being accepted at the “Y” benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- each apartment. Income over generous-sized rooms, 2 1/2 to 5 p.m. for eight consecutive necessary. Reasonable. Con- 3 P.M. to 11 P.M. Conservation Commission to acre treed lot. $29,900. Merritt But differences still dividing Israel and the United States office, Vernon Circle. The Organization of ’The Han- fidential, quick arrangements. ment required. Call U.S. Army $6,000. Excellent estate builder, baths, family room, 2 IMMEDIATE CASH for your Tuesdays with David Powers Full time of part-time, enjoy file such applications and to act Agency, 646-1180. MANCHESTER - new listing, the delegates emerged in a were the only countries voting Also starting July 8 the “Y” dicapped picnic scheduled for Alvin Lunay Agency. 527-7971. at 643-9462. as the Town's authorized cor- $56,500. Wolverton Agency, fireplaces, 2-car garage, seven room older Colonial, with property. Let us explain our Jr. of East Windsor, a c.oin working in a pleasant at- Realtor, 649-2813. politically sensitive document no. will sponsor a summer Jukido Sunday has been canceled. 100 Constitution Plaia, Hart- respondent in processing said aluminum siding, large lot. detached two car garage, on fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, collector and dealer, conduc- POWER PLANT Operator - No mosphere with a skilled and This hou.se qualifies for $2,000 647- 1413. calling for the elimination of program under the direction of There is a possibility it will be ford. Evenings, 233-6879 applications; to authorize the 4 BEDROOM CO LO NIAL lovely treed lot. Three ting. experience required. Good dedicated staff. Experienced BOLTON LAKE - adorable 2 tax credit. Philbrick ' Agency, Two full baths, fireplaced bedrooms, formal dining room, Zionism, imperialism and It was sponsored by the Paul Arel. This course will run conducted later. Board of Selectmen or such OVER THIS HOLIDAY WEEKEND MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd salary, paid training plus many preferred. Please call 646- bedroom Ranch, fireplace, Realtors, 646-4200. “ living room, large formal many more extras make this a MAY WE BUY your home? apartheid. “Group of 77” non-aligned for eight consecutive Tuesdays. The stamp collecting class benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- member of the Board as the utility room, fenced in yard for Quick,. fair, all cash and no. will be taught by Maurice Dan- mortgages — interim financing 0129. dining room, large eat-in real value at only $32,000, The plan of action, adopted by nations, including host country There will also be provisions — expeditious and confidential ment required. Call U.S. Army Board of Selectmen shall privacy. Across the street from RAISED RANCH - Seven Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. DRIVE BY - THEN CALL I problems. Call Warren E. consensus at Wednesday’s final made for two makeup sessions, ziger of Manchester. This MANCHESTER MANOR kitchen with range and dis- Mexico. COLLEGE START service, J.D. Real Estate at 643-9462. designate, to enter into such beach. Hurry only $26,500. rooms, 3 bedroom s, 2 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. session, was billed as the major for the benefit of students who course will be open to youths NURSING HOME Marge Greene Realty, 456-2246, fireplaces, 2-car garage, family hwasher. Nice yard. Only $39,- “When you talk about COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) - The Assoc. 646-1980. agreements, contracts and VERNON- three bedroom work of the United Nations- may have to be out-of-town aged nine or older. The fees for BRIDGEPORT 385 Weal Center St. 643-6775. room, modern kitchen with 900. Ask for Ray CASH FOR HOUSES - End- eliminating Zionism, what you College of Veterinary Medicine execute all documents for the maintenance free Ranch, two AVaucVxard & ^osseUol sponsored conference. really mean is the destruction during a regular session. both these courses will be $10 OPERATORS Manchester, Conn. State of Connecticut as may be beamed ceiling, wall-to-wall baths, two car garage, those home-selling worries. Let' at the Univeraty of Missouri was TOLLAND - Two-year old F&M us bring in a buyer. Or perhaps It stressed the need for U.N. of Israel,” said one angry Classes will rim on eight con- for members and $15 for others. L E G A L N O T ICE necessary for said grants; and carpeting, air-conditioners, carpeting, magnificent view of organized in 1946. Immediate openings for eight-room Ranch, set on one professionally landscaped. $52,- Realtors 646-4144 MANCHESTER |buy ourselves. We do you know. states to end discrimination Israeli delegate. secutive Tuesdays. Beginning The class on terrariums will experienced “top notch” men. to confirm that said a'cquisition Hartford skyline, % acre acre treed lot. Two full baths, 000. Philbrick Agency, wooded lot, fireplaced family 59 CLINTON ST. • Aluminum sided, 7 room Colonial, m Showings at your convenience.. INVITATION Full time, first shift positions. EVENING work for the is in accord with the Plan of I secretary - transcription, dic- wall-to-wall carpet throughout. Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Older four room, $51,900, Warren E. beautiful new kitchen and rec room, 2 full baths. I We need large and small We offer excellent starting taphone, mag card, part time, Development of the Municipali- Fireplaced living room, eat-in bedroom Colonial, immediate Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. homes. Call without obligation! TO BID wages and fringe benefits, in- ty and that should said grant be kitchen, family room, sundeck. 109 OXFORD ST. - New 8 room aluminum sided I Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or The Manchester Board of salary open. Jobseekers, 568- NEW AND SPACIOUS occupancy possible. Priced in cluding profit sharing. 1070. made, that said land will be Mid 40's. Additional land BOLTON - ON THE GREEN - ■Colonial, IVa baths, fireplace, 5% tax credit available, h 649-1922. the 50’s. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Education seeks bids for In- available. Zinsser Agency, 646- Modern Dutch Colonial, 8 I dustrial Arts — Lumber for the Experience only need apply. retained in accord with the rambling older home, four 355 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. - 4 bedroom Colonial with ■ MALE or female interested in provisions of Section 7-131 A 1511. rooms, 3 spacious bedrooms, MANCHESTER vicinity - bedrooms, large kitchen, first floor family room, carpeting, terraced rear yard. ■ 1975-1976 school year. Sealed one full plus 2 half baths, breakfast nook has bowed plant 1 WARD MFG. working mowing lawns and through 7-131 L of the Connec- Several two families to choose 72 VERNON ST. - Immaculate 7 room Ranch, fireplace, ■ □ MISC. SERVICES bids will be received until 3:30 186 Adams Straat doing odd jobs, call 649-7911 at 8 VERNON - Six-room older fireplace in living room, for- from, starting as low as $31,900. window, formal dining room p.m. July 15,1975 at which time ticut General Statutes, as home with large kitchen, three 1 ’/i baths, rec room, screened porch, garage. H Manchester a.m. or between 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. amended. mal dining, fully applianced CouW be just the beginning with arched ceiling, unique they will be publicly opened. bedrooms, two-car garage. $23,- floor plan, $51,500, Red Carpet, 38-40 CLINTON ST. - Clean, 3-family home, living room, ^ 646-6560 3. To consider and act upon a eat-in kitchen, first floor you’re looking for. B/W Realty, ■ Services Offered 31 500. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. The right is reserved to reject RN for busy doctors office. Full family room, 2-car garage, 647-1419. Realtors, 872-8304. dining room, kitchen, bath, 2 bedrooms, each apart- ■ any and all bids. Specifications time, 9-5:30 p.m., five days a Resolution authorizing the ment. H SHARPENING Service - Saws, is’suance of bonds not to exceed located on 117 Grissom Road. and bid forms may be secured RADIO OPERATOR - No week, including alternating PORTER STREET area - $54,900. WILFRED RD. - SOUTHVIEW - New area of custom ■ knives, axes, shears, skates, Saturdays, Please send resume ONE HUNDRED TWENTY Raised Ranch ready for MAHHEW MANCHESTER: 1 rotary blades. Quick service. at the Business Office, 45 N. experience required. Good designed 3-bedroom duplex homes. 5% tax credit H School Street, Manchester, salary,ry, paid...... training_ . ■plus many Heraldlid" Box “P. THOUSAND AND NO/lOO decorating, rugs, etc. Take ad- Apartment building with attached professional office apart- Capitol Equipment Co., 38 Main vantage of the $2,000. tax credit ' available on some. H Connecticut. benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- ($120,000.00) DOLLARS to ALLEN ment; consisting of 3 units, each with 3 bedrooms, IVi St., Manchester. Hours daily, EXPERIENCED painter and buy this home. 120 by 200 I 84 8i 92 ASHWORTH ST. - Custom designed and quality * 7:30-5, Thirsday 7:30-9, Satur-- Raymond E. Demers ment required. Call U.S. Army defray the funds needed for the Realtor 872-8561 bathrooms, living room, dining room, available parking. ■ at 643-9462. wanted, at least five years aforesaid appropriation, and to foot lot, seven room home with $98,500. ■ built. Dutch Colonial and Cape Cod. Impressive houses H day, 7:30-4. 643-7958. Business Manager experience. Call 649-4343 21/2 baths, and a sunny delight- * - impressive location. Builder must sell Immediately. H authorize the Selectmen to A quick sale is desired by Owner of this seven room Cape. between 6 and 7 p.m. ful kitchen. Mid $50’s and well CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, 603 CENTER ST. - Investment package of 3 single- ? REWEAVING burns, holes.: PHONE FROM home to ser- determine the form, par- worth it. And, we will take your city utilities, handy location, Above ground pool, convenient to school and shopping. Mid vice our customers for super family homes. Recent heating systems, 300’ lot. ■ Zippers, umbrellas repaired.; LPN or RN, full or part-time. ticulars, manner of issuance, home in trade. T. J. Crockekett. $31,500. Philbrick Agency 30’s or make an offer. Window shades, Venetian! earnings, choose own hours, and sale of such bonds. Realtors, 643-1577. Realtors, 646-4200. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. call before 5 p.m., 646-5826. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. Apply Looking for an older Colonial? This four bedroom Colonial IH OUT OF TOWN ■ 4. To consider and act upon a Passport 11-3, Monday - Friday. located in a quiet residential area can be your dream ■ 325 LAKE RD., ANDOVER - Just listed Immaculate, 8- Z MSrlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Passport derives from two Resolution authorizing the LOCAL LAW office needs realized. Immediate move-in condition. Owner desires quick ■ room Cape for under $30,000. Beautiful view H French words; “passer,” to NOTICE - starting to take issuance of temporary action. overlooking Andover Lake. H MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. pass, and “port,” meaning a experienced secretary. Write applications for full time borrowing of money in an Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Box cc, Manchester Herald. 4TH JULY SPECIAL harbor. Originally granting per- employment. A number of jobs amount not to exceed ONE Swim, play tennis, enjoy Country Club privileges in this 3 52 HARTL DR., VERNON - Manchester line, 8-room m spraying. Fully insured. mission to enter a nation’s open, call 236-3126 between 10- HUNDRED TWENTY bedroom Condominium, professionally decorated, closets Ranch, garage. Ideal starter home. Low 30’s. H Licensed. Free estimates. ports, the documents were COMMUNICATIONS Elec- 12. An equal opportunity THOUSAND AND NO/lOO galore, multi-baths, central air, many, many extras, sensibly Phone 646-3437. 633-5354. tronic repairm an - No employer. ■2 SCHOOL RD., BOLTON - Cor. of Rt. 85. Impressive 30’ | priced. issued to ships as well as to peo- ($120,000.00) DOLLARS in an- living room, 4 bedrooms, huge dining room and kitchen, n ple. ’The earliest p a s ^ rts were experience required. Good Owner transferred and must sell this nicely decorated Ranch TREE SERVICE (Soucier) salary, paid training plus many RELIABLE person for ticipation of the receipt of the 2 baths, out buildings. Great for horses, antique shop, ■ Trees cut. trimmed or topped, “letters of transit” written by proceeds of any bonds issued to home. Three bedrooms, 20x20 family room, 2 baths, es- rulers or other authorities to benefits. Ages 17-35. Enlist- housework, references, own etc. ■ stumps removed, fully insured. ment required. Call U.S. Army transportation. Call 646-8064 defray the funds needed for the tablished neighborhood. Low, low 40’s. 1 Got a tree problem? Well worth 50 PARKWOOD RD., EAST HARTFORD - Immaculate 8- ■ identify prominent individuals at 643-9462. VERNON: a phone call. 742-8252. who carried them. The letters after 6. aforesaid appropriation. room Colonial, huge rear deck, double garage, unique H requested that their bearers be 5. To consider and act upon a $31,500 buys this four bedroom Ranch style home. Beautiful exterior. ■ resolution authorizing the large lot, garage, residential area. A terrific buy at this price. ■ TWO HANDYMEN will clean, assured safe passage and Selectmen to accept a gift from Call us today. BOLTON - Four bedroom Raised Ranch, 1’/i baths, dou- ■ rake, lime, fertilize, mow. courteous treatment. They ble garage, large horse b^rn plus 4.4 acres of land. H maintainance of lawn seasonal. were a convenience when the Nature Conservancy of WILLIMANTIC: I Cellars and attics cleaned. traveling, not a requirement. EARN MONEY IN Connecticut, Inc. in such Buy of the WeekI ■ i Reasonable prices. 643-5305. amount and subject to such' $26,600 will buy this truly lovely Raised Ranch. Three restrictions pertaining to the :'# V . ■ YOUR SPARE TIME bedrooms, living room, beautiful kitchen with dining area, PAINTING, oils and acrylics, use of funds as shall be set by garage, large lot, city water and sewers. Our office Is In constant need of new listings. II you're ■ originals, subject of your the Nature Conservancy of $35,900 ■ thinking of selling, please call lor confidential Inspection ® cho,ft;e, copies of old masters FOREIGN BORN The Herald’s Circulation Department Is ■ and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your H and famous American artists. CARACAS (UPI)"Immigra- Connecticut, Inc. at the time of this lovely 6V2 room Ranch has |ust been reduced for quick searching for newspaper promotion managers who the making of such gift. 5 businessi REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE ■ 649-6960. ft.'4 . tion officials say there are 1,(KI0,- sale. Two full bathsi Lot 150x200. Formal dining room, 3 Dated at Bolton, Connecticut ■ BEST. ■ 534 foreign passport holders out are available on a part-time basis from 4 p.m. to 9 bedrooms, fireplace In living room, plenty of garden area. this 1st day of July, 1975. ^ CENTURY 21 EXCAVATING and paving - p.m. five days per week. Ideal commission setup, Immediate occupancy. Septic systems installed or of Venezuela’s total population of Board of 12 million.. must have automobile and be willing to meet the Phyllis Jackston Agency ! AVaacVxacd & ^osseWof repaired, driveways and public. For further details contact Mr. McCulloch, Selectmen parking lots paved. Loam and Here^s a Suggestion for a Cool Weekend The largest group of foreign- , David Dreselly 646-1316 bom residents are Colombians, circulation director, 647-9946. KE I TH I REALTORS-MLS 848-2482 I fill for sale. Fully insured, Norman J. Preuss 646-4126 649-8782 649-6050 180 West Center Street | | licensed, free estimates. Call Swimming is fun in hot water, but so is sitting at poolside with drops of the town pools which is bound to be busy over what promises to be a hot followed by the Spanish, Italian Leon Rivers ' real estate 649-1922 after 6 p.m. 646-1322 or 872-7288. water keying you cool. These leisure lovers are at Robertson Pool, one of weekend. (Herald photo by Pinto) and Portuguese.

V 1 f. 1 PAGE TWENTY-TWO. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 3, 1975 BE.NJY BY JIM BERRY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 3, 1975— PAGE TWENTY-THREE Boats-Accessorles 45 Apartments For Rent 83 Homes for Rent 54 Autos For Sale SI OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN on, Yoo ■■■0Ln t^cnn im ' twat EAST HARTFORD - seven 1974 FORD ELITE - Silver BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. metallic paint with Burgandy 0?, 7 [ 7 l A/J/wrw A ^r^oifKFiotno cooFTiyr Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- room Cape, 1 1/2 baths, VILLAGER APARTMENTS HAVIN' TRO(JBLE,^ ■ ujtry naiifT B(p> ,nc _ fireplace, appliances including padded vinyl top and matching IV e TO GET ID THF o p p ^ m \o ^ Fc(z MIU7 8119. 0OX T H Rt9 U 8 P<1 OtI UP! Five-room townhouse apart- wasner-dryer. Garage. On bus super soft vinyl interior. 351V-8 — FUDOSYF ' ( NOTHlhfS MADE T 'l AST ' al l right BACK THERE-1 KKJOW YOU THIS YEAR V/£LL HAVE AN air po r t AND I CANT SKJEAKEP VQVIH TO WATCHTH’ LATE SHOW.' ITi LUCKY ment, V/t tiled baths, 2 alr- line. Available immediately. engine, cruisomatic transmis------ANY MORE/ EXCITING NEW EVENT^TriE MUST SELL - 1970 Fiberglass Of^AH-OASp <^1" THIS BAG CtXDSED.' COME Olvl IN -A N D YOU'D BETTER KEEP HE CAN'T ondltloners, wall-to-wall Call 647-1396. sion, power steering, power M U M ABOUT THIS.' IF YOUR MOTHER POLE VAULT.' IT 'WAS ONE OF boat, 115 H.P. Johnson motor. wAtm/ GO UP~- m : Red metal flake, and white with arpeting, full basement, brakes with front wheel discs. STEP /XSIDE AN’ FINDS OUT YOU WON'T GET ANOTHER MY FAVORITES AT YALE BECAUSE HE'D LAND Y' MANCHESTER - spacious, HR70xl5 steel belted radial LEMME GIVE IT ’ br eak LIKE THIS, 'CAUSE SHE'LL IT RE QUIRES SPEED, STRENGTH trailer. Excellent condition, $2,- eat, hot water, appliances, A TRY/ NEVER LET ME KiP-SIT AGAIN.' LIKE A 000 or call 643-9262. work free, air conditioned, white wall tires, light package, AND CD-OBPINATION ~-TH E THREE o pets. mirror package, interior decor BALLOON three bedroom, plus “private MARKS OF THE CHAMPION 1 ON A 649-7620 apartm ent” , four baths, package, ali guages, AM/fM 1970 - 22’ FIB ER G LA SS ROSE BUSH! Runabout, 115 HP, Mercury landscaped brick patio. stereo radio, air conditioning, ILL tinted giass all around, clock, outboard, holesclaw tandem Clubhouse, swimming pool, ten- PEM0N6TRATE nis. $350 per month plus deluxe seat belts, fingertip trailer with brakes. Many MANCHESTER - Unusual one THE approach! cruise control, front bumper extras. $2,000 firm, 643-4440. bedroom Townhouse, private utilities, option to buy. 9-5:30, WATCH MY entrances and patio, full base- 646-6555. E venings and guards, deluxe wheel covers, Sporting Goods 46 ment, includes heat, weekends, 646-7415. twin comfort seats with arm Services Offered 31 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 appliances, carpeting and pool. rests and more. $4500. Call 644- -Lx $245 per m onth. P aul W. 9555. 1974 SLIMLINE Red Wing Business for Rent 55 MICKEY FINN LAWN MOWER sharpening Hunter complete with bow Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021, or and repairing, reel, rotary ana 643-4535. 1971 TOYOTA Corona, 33,000 quiver, belt quiver and ranger OFFICE For Rent - 953 Main chain saws. Briggs and Strat- camo outfit by Wing. Bow miles, excellent condition, ton, Tecumseh and Kohler Street. Call 643-4846. $1600, 649-7367,. mo IS 1 TRACKED HIM DOWN ARD WHEN HE WAS painted by Halls Arrow. MANCHESTER - Deluxe one 7). WALDO Homelite pumps and bedroom apartment, available TEN YEARS AGO/ HE SENT UP, HE SWORE HE'D Clip Out - Fill In - Mall Today m Complete outfit, $90. Call 646- MANCHESTER - Office MARPy"?} KILLED TWO OF HIS KILL JUDGE STRATER generators, Stihl chain saws 0073. at the Teresa includes all CHEVROLET 1938, four door BUSINESS ASSOCIATES! —AND PHILI parts and service. Pickup and appliances and carpeting, $195 spaces for rent On Main St. in Master Deluxe, very good con- delivery. Ellington Equipment SAVE OVER 50% •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• per month. Paul W. Dougan, Manchester. Ideal location for dition in and out, original up- Center, Route 83. 875-5018. Garden Products 47 Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. professional offices, and very holstery, four good tires, no . .f OS6EKS '-J convenient to all facilities, body rot, no dents, price, $1450, NEVER HAY FOR FEED - mulch or please call 646-4100, 9 to 5 p.m. - SEAMPAW— / 7-5 ODD JOBS - Trucking, home m I TWO BEDROOM luxury 233-8375. WHEN YOU'D LOVE TO LIVE FOREVERo-^ JUMPr repairs, yards cleaned. 12 Words ■ 3 Days -1 Dollar whatever, $1.50 per bale, at 7-3 * townhouse, located in Highland Experienced handyman. Free Classification 41, Miscellaneous For Sale Only farm Vernon, 875-7308, will Park section of Manchester. MANCHESTER - 100 East 1970 VOLKSWAGEN van, with m I deliver, minimum 10 bales. Center Street, small office, rent MUTT AND JEFF estimates. Reasonable. 643- I Wooded and private. For infor- 1973 engine, very good condi- BUD FISHER 0304. Ads must be mailed only No phone orders mation call 646-1616, or 649- includes, air-conditioning, elec- tion. Call 289-8120. a- ^ I ITfe UP BLOTZ Payment must accompany ad PICK YOUR own strawberries, 5295. tric, heat, water, and parking can you GENTS YOUREBOTH [LADyCAN ' ^ I Paggioli farm, 66 Birch Moun- for several cars. Wall-to-wall TELL ME WHERE THAT WAY/ PARKWAY WRONG/ IT’S/YOU TELL ME LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. One item only, Include price and phone 1973 DODGE custom Polara,.2- Cellars and attics cleaned, m I tain Rd., Bolton, daylight WILLINGTON, one, two, and carpet, $175. monthly and door hardtop, air-conditioning, BLDTZFARKWAV IS WEST/ rr-^WHERE BLOTZ lawns mowed, small tree work. No refunds for early cancellation por non-commercial users only hours. three bedroom apartments, security. 633-3836., 633-7402. power steering, power disc IS? NO, NORTH' PARKWW IS? . Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Ad may be edited to conform to rules with fireplaces, central air con- brakes, vinyl top. Excellent MUTT/ THIS Ad will appear in the next three issues of the Herald after it is received. PICK Your own strawberries, ditioning, appliances, pool, and BEAUTIFUL office, heat, air condition, $2,195. 643-8331. good picking, Zeppa Farms, 738 conditioned, parking, share WAY/ MASONRY - all types concrete No delay in publication will be permitted. sauna, pollution free country PRISCILLA’S POP work, fieldstone specialty, over Birch Mountain Rd., living with highway con- four rooms with accountant, 1974 GRAN PRIX, air- BY AL VERMEER Manchester. very reasonable, 649-1680, 649- 20 y ears experience, free e s- venience, appointment only, conditioning, power steering, I GUESS THAT 'N timates. After 5, 643-1870 or 644- 643-2139, 684-3081. 3549. power windows, power disc OR A PROVES I've got a 2975. Antiques 48 brakes, am/fm stereo with tape TOMATO AVAILABLE immediately- five BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 stiuare player, much more. 18,000 GREEN TH U M B^ HEAD.' ^ ® COLLEGE BOY Will do yard WANTED Antique furniture, room apartment, $170 without foot building for professional miles, excellent condition. $4,- work - has several years of glass, pewter, oil paintings, or heat, call 646-2048. offices or sales, four commer- 395. 643-8331. experience and most equipment other antique items. R. cial industrial acres, land and including truck, mower and Harrison, 643-8709. VERNON - three room apart- building storage, parking 1972 GRAN Torino Bougham, chain saw, etc., call after 6 ment in modern four family, highway across shopping power steering, air con- p.m., 649-3761. WANTED - Antiques or collec- convenient to shopping and 1-86, center. 1-84, 1-86 close. 1-223- ditioning, AM-FM stereo, stan- tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, $155 monthly, includes heat, hot 4460. dard transmission, $500 below CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE PROFESSIONAL floor care m furniture, lamps, china, etc. water, appliances, parking and book price, 87241M. and carpet shampooing. Free NAME Any quantity, 644-8962. storage, 646-1510, 649-0304. 1300 SQUARE F e e t sto ra g e space with garage, in commer- O estimates, excellent rates, call MGB-GT, 1967, good running BL/4ZfeG,A 6 IRL1... SlicHcralb ADDRESS •••••••••••••••••••••••(•••a cial zone. $85. monthly. Warren condition, with radials, asking HAVEN'T YOU OH, NO!... Wiggins Maintenance Service. AVAILABLE August 1, newer AT LEAST THE PLACE HEARD, SWEETIE?„, 646-1642. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CITY Wanted to Buy 49 E. Howland Realtors, 643-1108. $950, cali 742-6607 afte r 5 p.m. SUPDENLY I two bedroom, appliances, 7-3 IS INHABITED! AIRPLANES STOR SEE THE WHOLE STATE carpeting, heat, hot water, $230 > 1975 by NEA Inc 1 M' Rtg US P»l Qd/ ^ lEY FALL COLLECTOR will pay $65 for 1965 CHEVY, six cylinder, runs SKETCH.,.YOU'RE PAVING, Recap old driveways. P.O. Box 591 per month, security deposit and THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM PART OF UNCLE Excavate and grade new or old ZIP old Bisque or China head doll. lease, 649-1101. OFFICE SPACE good, $125, call after 6 p.m., PLATO'S GEBK- Manchester, Conn. 06040 Call locally. 875-7356. driveways with amesite or PHONE FOR RENT 649-9093. DID'!OU EVER S U ISH PLfiNr bituminous concrete. 688-5407. MANCHESTER - five large 250 square feet, center of ANTIQUES - clocks, rooms, on second floor of brand 1966 CHEVY Impala Convert, UMDER THE apple 12 W ords « 3 Days • *1 Dollar.____j phonographs, guns, glass, com- Manchester, air conditioning DRIVEWAYS - 9 ft. X 100 ft., new two-family, carpeting, air fully equipped, power steering, TREE WITH f CERTAIHUV' $288, completely installed, on Cjassificatlon 41, Misceljanffioiis For S a ir Only ic booKs, baseoall cards, pain- conditioning and dishwasher, and parking. Call 643-9551. power windows, power brakes, your base, cold-mix, call now tings, dolls, trains, statues. 646- separate driveways, $275 per 396, new tires, gauges, cail 643- ELSE BUT M E ? y V MOT'. for immediate installation, 2690, 646-1882. month, security, call 646-1379 1921 after 6 p.m., $500 or best anywhere in Connecticut, 646- after 6 p.m. offer. ^ Building-Contracting 33 WE BUY and sell used fur- FENDER Bandm aster VOLVOS WANTED any year, Resort Property 3929, anytime. niture. Cash on the line. One For Rent amplifier, two speakers (Ahec- we will pay Instant cash on the 56 1971 VOLKSWAGEN con^ e rti- LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - piece or an entire housefull. Lansing) used very little. Must FURNISHED three room uiMiat'ce DRIVEWAYS - any size, no job spot. Call Mr. Mag. Clayton apartment, water heat, and ble, am/fm radio, very good 7-3 new homes custom built, 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 sell. 643-9607. MISQUAMICUT - Four rooms, e 1975 l,v NEA Inc f M l^c U S *1, (W too big or too small, call day or Motors 289-3461. electric included, $200 per condition, best offer. Call after remodeled, additions, rec Main Street Rear, behind $185 weekly, call 643-0491 or 646- 5, 649-5146. night, Steven Paving, 525-6414. rooms, garages, kitchens Douglas Motor Sales. LARGE HIRES root beer month, near hospital and high 0472. remodeled, .bath tile, cement barrel dispencers. Cost $225. school, Philbrick Agency THE FLINTSTONES COLLEGE students want lawn Realtors, 646-4200. 1970 CHEVY, 4-door, BY HANA-BARBERA work. Steps, dormers. Residen- CLEAN USED refrigerators, asking $95. Phone 649-7375. □ RENTALS HAMPTON BEACH, New automatic, 54,000 miles, mowing, general yard and odd tial or commercial. Call 649- ranges, automatic washers, Hampshire- New three T-» K em st, HW. Inc. T « n»g US P ll Oil job work. Experienced. Very excellent condition, $895. 742- 4291. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s VOLKSWAGEN tires, heads, bedroom, harbor view con- 8616 afte r 8, 742-9745. ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN reasonable. 643-8634. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- muffier and parts for 1969 and Rooms for Rent 52 dominum, all electric. July 12- GOSH, I ...AND, FRANKLY, PRESIDENTIAL POCKY.'!.. WHAT L^ANICURE 50*) 2171 1965. 649-7375. 26, August 2-23. Call 649-9072. JUST I THINK l-rs AN AVAILABLE supervised day Trucks tor Sale 62 voiYre looking great, f x wish i had the ...UNFORTUNATELY, SOME ...SO I'M AFRAID HAPPENED TO HAD A IDEA AHEAD Rooting-Siding-Chimney 34 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur- VILiADtAPTS. ja c k ! TEa ME vuhat , V time td do that, doc... YOUR FINGERS MANICURE./ care with meals for your elder- nished rooms, centrally THING JUST CAME UP AT WE'LL HAVE TO MAKE OF ITS SCREENED LOAM - driveway 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, ARANCHE8TER Wanted to Rent 57 1972 FORD pickup, 1/2 ton, F- YOU'VE BEEN UP l O ! THE HOSPITTM-THAT RE- THIS VISIT AS BRIEF , S> TIME/ ly relative, while you go to BIDWELL Home Improvement automatic transmission, radio, located. Kitchen privileges. work, shopping, visit a friend. gravel, processed gravel, sand, 100, 6 ft. body, with cap, QUIRES MY PERSONAL AS POSSIBLE/ J Co. Expert installation of stone and fill. George H. Grif- excellent condition, $2,150. 742- Parking. Reasonable rates. SINGLE man living in six room ATTENTION... Call M9-2358 for information. Phone 649-2358. One and twtrbedroomSr.'’ automatic, 6 cylinder, $2450, aluminum siding, gutters and fing, Andover, 742-7886. 6989. house looking to snare accom- call 643-5479. o trims. Roofing installation and Near schools, churches modations with young couple or PAUL'S Tree Service - ESSEX MOTOR INN - weekly repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury 1970 RENAULT, , automatic and shopping center, cui single woman, children 1974 FORD-F 250, 3/4 ton, 4- experienced, professional land transmission, good condition, rooms, single $56, double $69, clearing, tree cutting, and above ground pool distributor bi)s line. 6tll t^ytime accepted. Reasonable rent, call wheel drive, power steering, 4- HORACE Tetrault — Siding, needs warehouse space. Will $750 of best offer. 643-8437 after plus tax, continental breakfast, 649-7911 a t 8 a.m . or betweem speed, 8’ Fisher plow, power removal, chipper rental, fully roofing, storm windows, aw- 4. air conditioning, 646-2300. insured, 487-1886. sell and completely install a 6464623 6:30-7:30 p.m. angle, excellent condition. Only nings. Quality workmanship, huge 16x31' O.D. swim pool 19,000 miles. Call 649-0193 after free estimates. Fully insured. complete with fencing, CLEAN, carpets the save and TWO single rooms available, 4:30. 872-9187, 649-3417. safe way with Blue Lustre. centrally located, on busline, Painting-Papering 32 sundeck, filter and pump. Now O 1*75 only $795. Full price financing Rent electric shatm)ooer $1. E. carpeted, pleasant rooms, call □ AUTOMOTIVE a-1 ROOFING - Specializing 647-9868. MANCHESTER - Newer three Motorcycles- Bicycles 64 e H*Mi, itfW i available. Call Tony collect, A. Johnson P a in t Co. 7-3 PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. repairing roofs, new roofs, ...... bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, Five years experience. 203-232-6500. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned TAG SALE - July 6th, 10-4, 48 Apartments For Rent 53 carpeting, full basement, $250 Autos For Sale 61 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Excellent references. Pete, 742- and repaired. 30 years monthly. References. Hayes makes, models and speeds. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Lyndale Street off Autumn MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE experience. Free estimates. DARK RICH loam, five yards Street. Two families, antiques, WE HAVE customers waiting Corp. 646-0131. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Peugeot, Raleigh dealers', Howley, 643-5361. $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, boats, motors, trailer, Corvair for the rental of your apartment Bankrupt? Repossessed? Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- INSIDE - Outside painting, gravel, and stone 643-9504. or home. J.D. Real Estate TWO ROOMS third floor, stove Honest Douglas accepts lowest 2098. WERE ALL OUT HOW PO \ ^ POLL*/ WANTS A CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE.' fecial rates for people over 65. parts, freezer and mis- POLUi* WM4T1S OF CRACKERS. YOU LIKE > POLLY WANTS A CHOCaATE CHIP COOKIE/ ROOFING - Installation and cellaneous. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. refrigerator and utilities, call down, sm allest payments. Fully insured. Estimates given. repairs, gutters, storm win- SWIMMING POOLS - Famous 649-2236, afte r 5:30. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE - AC&CKBK! HAVE A CHOCOLATE THEM? ) \ POLLV WANTS A CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE/ South uses true reverse bid Call 649-7863. dows, doors. Experienced Coleco guaranteed luxury CAMP KITCHENS - 30x18x14, LOOKING for anything in real lowest rates available. RJLLV WSiMlS CHIP COOKIE/ The bidding has been: 3 quality workmanship. Fully in- above ground swimming poof, $35, or custom built to your estate rental — apartments, THREE ROOM apartment, TOYOTA - See us for reliable Immediate binding. Exclusive A CRACKER! WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 heat, hot water, stove, used Toyotas with our 60-day NETRA Agent. Clarke In- sured. Free estim ates. completely installed. Huge specifications phone 649-6114. homes, multiple dwellings, no POLLV WANTS NORTH (D) 3 West North East South per roll. Experienced Reasonable prices. Rick 16 x31’ O.D. complete with fees. Call J.D. Real Estate refrigerator, cooking gas, wall- 100% warranty. We also buy surance Agency, 643-1126. A832 There is nothing to the play of “Partner, you have forced to tradesm an. Call R. A CRACKER! Burnett, 646-3005. filter, pump, vinyl liner, ladder, HUGE Tag Sale -15 Mill Street, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. to-wall carpet, $165. Centrally used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, V K J 6 today’s hand. The defense takes game. I like hearts and if you Starkweather, 644-3194. 1967 BSA Spitfire, MK II, 1* Dble. sundeck, fencing and stairs. On- Manchester, Starts Tuesday -12 located, adults only, no pets, 345 Center Street, Manchester, |\/ ♦ AQJ875 the first trick, deplarer the next want to go on to a slam it is up 7 ... 646-4321. excellent condition, must be Pass 2 * Pass Heating-Plumbing 35 ly, $689. Full price. Financing noon-5 daily, Saturday 9:30-5. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2 security deposit required. 643- *9 12. to you. I have told my all.” You, South, hold: PAINTING - interior and 9678. seen, serious inquiries only, WEST EAST available. Limited quanity. Call bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 7-3 A2 VKJ 975 ♦ AKQJ4«A2 exterior, paperhanging, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Carl collect, 525-9138. for more baths, full basement, private WE PAY $15 for complete junk best offer, call 643-0358. AKQJ5 AA 9 7 6 4 There is a lot to the bidding. South does want to go on. He excellent work. References. 70x32 R EFRIG ER A TO R , What do you do now? cleaned with electric cutters, information. entrances and patio, includes FOUR room apartment, in cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto VODESd- V 10 7 2 V 9 3 North only holds 11 high-card had intended to raise diamonds, Free estimates. Fully insured. freezer on bottom. Eleven fWeemH A — Bid two hearts. A double by professionals. McKinney years old, $75. Call 646-3214. heat, appliances, carpeting, and Manchester, unheated, $150 per Body, 528-1990. FOR sale girl’s bicycle, chrome 494 4 62 points, but his strong six-card but now there is no reason to go Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. and blue, good condition, call followed by a bid of a suit shows Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- air-conditioning. $290 per month, plus security, call 4. K Q 6 5 « J 10 7 4 suit gives him a sound opening to the minor suit and he great strength. pany, 643-5308. month. Paul W. Dougan, anytime. 644-9635. 1972 DODGE Colt sta tio n 643-4800 a fte r 6. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI bid. South’s one-heart response Blackwoods to the slam. PAPER HANGING Expert. NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam SOUTH cleaner prolongs carpet life by Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. wagon, 4-cylinder, automatic is normal and North elects to TODAY'S QUESTION Your average paper, in average HONDA 1968, 305 Scrambler, A 10 NO JOB too sm all, toilet keeping them cleaner longer! FOUR room s, range, transmission, low mileage, V AQ854 rebid two diamonds rather than Your partner continues to three room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- good condition, call 649-8673, , - , I'M N o re a N o ..AND IXa NOT I WiDNDER WHATfe ON TV ? repairs, plugged drains, kitchen NEWER Three-bedroom refrigerator, excellent location, clean. Chorches, Motors, 643- 4 K 10 3 give an immediate raise with clubs. What do you do now? 3864. Rent at Manchester Wallpaper after 5:30 p.m. WHEREfee^i lO THBCANCTf faucets replaced, repaired, rec Duplex -11/2 baths, carpeting, large kitchen, garage, $165. 2791. (SOINiaTOTHE « A832 just three trumps. Answer Tomorrow & Paint Co., 185 West Middle 't0U(2OIN©, rooms, bathroom remodeling, Turnpike, 646-0143. all appliances. $260 monthly. Two months security. No pets, ELAJCEP/ORTHE EXTERIOR House painting heat modernization, etc. Free Frechette & Martin, Inc., no children. 649-0969. 1972 GRAND TORINO - MOTORCYCLE Insurance - POP? TOY STORE. East-West vulnerable South’s three-club bid is what and wallpaper removal. Name estimates gladly given. M & M Realtors, 646-4144. Broughm, power steering, air- Call the experts at Crockett is cometimes called a “True your own price. 649-5553. POOL TABLE with ping pong Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. FIVE ROOM duplex, with conditioner, am/fm stereo, Agency, 643-1577. South reverse” . The bid shuts out a top 4x8. All accessories in- West North East Answer to Previous Puzzle cluded, $150. 646-5391. FIVE ROOMS - first floor, modern bathroom and kitchen standard transmission - good return to two hearts and by MAGIC CHEF gas stove. Campers-Trallers Building-Contracting 33 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing middleage couple, stove, with cabinets, electric stove, gas mileage. 872-4122. 1 6 Pass IV definition is a reverse bid even Things - Repairs and remodeling, Coppertone. five years old, $75, refrigerator, garage and heat, full attic and basement, Mobile Homes 65 though the hearts and clubs after 5. 742-8732. YOU can steam clean carpets Pass 2 ♦ Pass 3* □n i M i Q B a i i i t ^ NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - sewer lines cleaned electrical- professionally clean with new no pets, call 643-5555. separate driveway, $225, plus STATION WAGON - 1969 Pass Pass 4N.T. have been bid in order of rank. TRAVEL trailer 28’, self- 4 V Remodeling, repairing, ad- ly. Prompt service on emergen- portable RINSE-N-VAC. Rent security, call 649-3050. Dodge, good condition, must Pass 5 6 Pass 6V It is also a game-forcing bid. ACROSS 4 River Isiet nm aniQ (zisaitu PORCELIN bathroom sink with cpntained, twin beds, air- 5 Honey ditions, rec rooms, porches and cies. 643-7024. ROCKVILLE - three room sell. 875-0004. Pass •Pass 1 European llsh FiEsn Esncii^iPi L-4rjL^i at Manchester Hardware & Pass (pharm.) LilUiaUllaMH roofing. No job too small. Call fixtures $25. Call 568-5098 after apartment with heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - three rooms conditioned, full bath, will 6 Philippine Supply, 877 Main S treet, North’s jump to four hearts is 6 Wax (comb, fsIHHHCaH H a H H H 649-3144. 6 p.m. with heat and appliances, first 1974 CHEVY Malibu, maroon,^ sacrifice. KOA Camp ground. Opening lead -K A barge BOTTI HEATING and Plum- Manchester, 643-4425, stove, refrigerator, $145, adults POi a very good bid indeed. It shows form) Interstate 86 East, to exit 100, 11 More ladle bing - All heating and plumbing only, ideal for single person, no floor, no pets, available now, six cylinder, automatic, power il QW 7-3 13 Theater usher, WES ROBBINS carpentry repairs plus remodeling. Call STAINLESS steel kitchen sink, security deposit, can be see steering, low mileage, take 44, 5 miles east to Moose 8 Perish with Dt-i TAG SALE - 99 Columbus pets, parking for one car, hearts he would have raised lor one 643-1496. $15. Call 568-5098 after 6 p.m. from 4-8 p.m., 30 Church St. excellent condition, asking Meadow Road, West By Oswald & James Jacoby hunger CU9iatd remodeling specialist. Ad- Street, Manche.ster, off Broad security deposit required, call BY FRANK O’NEAL hearts right away. It also says: 14 Small Willington, Conn. SHORT RIBS 9 Middle point t3BH ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Street, July 5-6, 10-4. 643-96’/8. $3000, call 649-0865. 15 Short business SCI til [3 B0U built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, COMPLETE bath remodeling, WHITE front, gray sides. Hot- Homes lor Rent 54 trip to Command CFiLIEiQ WQRlYjf-l THE KING IS REALLY POES HE DISCUSS 1HE5HAD/VIEPUTHIS\ 12 Venerates 649-3446. point stove, see-ttirough oven, 1972 .COMET, very good condi- 1965 DELIVERY VAN con- 16 Simple sugar repairs. Otto Lorentzen, Plum- TAG SALE - 193 Woodbridge FIRST FLOOR - five room flat, HAVING A D IFFICU LT 1 NATIONAL PI90BLEMS THENHCWOD'iOU FINANCIAL ADVISOR 13 Mr. Connery automatic timer for on/off, verted camper, carpet, pan- (chem.) 28 Indian 35 Seasonings bing Contractors.649-4056 to Street, July 4 and 5th. all appliances, fully carpeted, COVENTRY Available August tion, four door, six cylinder, 18 Tax group excellent condition. Call 649- eling, plus more. Must see. Call TIME WITH THE BUDSET.' WITH VOU?r ON THE RACK FOUR 17 By way ol sagamores 36 Hinder 8:30 a.m., 6-7 p.m. basement storage with washer 1st, for couple. Four room automatic, payments, $82.87 (ab.) TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Miscellaneous items. rr,------TIMES THIS W EEK. STAR G AXER :'' 19 Route (ab.) 31 Funeral 37 Honey makers 7891. home, fireplace, baseboard monthly, 649-7462, anytime. 646-5152 or 646-7286. 21 Oyster (^arpentry and general contrac- and dryer connections. ------Ilv U \V R. I’OLI.AX 20 Cry vehicle 39 Sows Flooring heat, no pets, no utilities, ARIES LlIRA products 32 Handled 44 Masculine ting. Residential and commer- 36 Convenient to school and shop- Vour Daily AcUvily Guide 22 Sea eagle 8.000 BTU air-conditioner. Call Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 Automotive Service 68 Automotive Service /W MAR. II S[RT. 22 23 Moor, as a 33 Fellow ol nickname cial Whether it be a 'small ping. Call Mr. Peterman, 646- references, security. $225' 66 According lo the Stars. (var.) STEAM CARPET Cleaning. 646-3444. Ask for Steve. 2912, 649-9404. monthly.■ 742-9833, 742-1 2 - 6 5 0 5 . '‘^^ARR. U Ocf. 22 <^LW 23 Asseverate ship American 45 Weep repair job, a custom built borne To develop message for Friday, 25 Awry The Master in steam carpet DOG-CAT boarding reser- 8-12-23-34 5-15-26-37 24 Bedaubs Academy (ab.) 47 Deed or anything in between, call 646- 57-67-79-86 reod words corresponding to numbers 151-60-81-90 26 Hops' kiln 34 Withdraw 46 Gibbon cleaning and hardwood floor SEWING MACHINE - Deluxe vations. Combined inside/out- D of your Zodiac birth sign. 26 Heavy blow 1379. Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 TAURUS SCORflO sanding~'and refinishing is model Pfaff. All attachments. side runs, partitioned privacy, i 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 27 Lifetime 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to ARR. 20 1 An 31 To 61 What'll ocr. 22^^ 28 Bursa (anal.) $60. Excellent condition. Call germicidal lighting. Canine 2 Young .32 Afraid 62 Speciol BUILDING - Remodeling, Floormasters. Inc. 119 Ann 29 Legal point Street, Hartford. Call 247-7917 643-9262. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, 3 Press 33 You 63 Direct NOR. 2 I ^ ^ \ n 12 13 roofing, rec rooms, additions, r, 9-20-31-42 4 Fine 34 Ambitions 64 As 30 Wood used in daily 9-5. Manchester, 646-5971. 11-14-25-36J baseball bats garages. All kinds, carpentry, 45-56-80-88 5 Your 35 Gained 65 To 48-59-70 1 14 IS UNUSED bilco cellar hatchway COMPLETE GM 6 Don't 36 Your 66 W ill 31 Robust work. For estimates call 649- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE GEMINI door, size 0, four feet wide, $65, ADORABLE GERBILS - for 7 Try 37 Attrocts 67 Realm SAGITTARIUS 33 Thespians 16“ HTT 18 19 1142. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, MORI ARTY BRI 8 K ^ p 38 No 68 Pour (specializing in older floors). 649-1657. sale, any reasonable offer, 643- NOR 36 Low haunts 9 GcKxf „ 39 Visits 69 Action 20 21 H22 7579. IF YOU WONT BUT C A N 'Tl 1 WAS BORN HUMBLE, HOWIE! we GOTTA SCRA/W! JUNC 20 10 Show 40 People 70 Intention OfC 37 Exclamation o( STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Ceilings and inside painting. REPAIRS r KITCHEN SET, bed frames, MARRV ME, PEARL, I WON'T’ YOU JU ST HOWIE...ON A F A R M . SOMEBODY FOLLOWED USj rh 4-17-28-39 11 Hold 41 Alone 71 Happen 10-22-33-44^ disgust John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- 12 Ideas 42 Start 72 Dotes 38 House 24 25 walls, fireplaces,"flagstone odd chairs, tables, ideal for cot- 3ISCINTERST., MANCHEStER, CONN.* Phon* 643-5135 THEN, PLEASE, LIE FOR SAY YOU /PAPA SAID THE BLESSIN6 THEY LET THE AIR OUT OF OUR T1RE51 :^49-62-72 54-65-74 2222. \ Toy collie puppies free to good • COLLISION l3Advontoge 43 To 73 Possible members (ab.) terraces, concrete repairs, in- tage, phone 649-7,375. DON'T TESTIFY YOU, DON'T /BEFORE EVERY MEAL. CANCIR CARRICORN 21 homes, call 647-1103, anytime. 14 Post 44 Are 74 Lead 40 Easter (ab.) r* side and outside. Reasonably \JUN£ 21 15 Impressive 45 A 75 Cold OfC. 22 , FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY ' A 6A IN S T ME IN HOWIE. KNOWpy I WAS TAUGHT NEVER 41 Compass point priced. 643-0851. • MECHANICAL 16 Your 46 By 76 Water 29 MUST SELL - Lane bedroom COURT. ^•^JULr 22 JAN. 19 42 Cravat ' MISC. FOR SALE BOARDING - A ltered, in- WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS l7Doy 47 Telling 77 Oh set, Make an offer, 643-1604. noculated, cats only. By ap- CONTROLLED AUTO SODY REPAIRS ir?\ 2-18-29-40 18 And 48 Beliefs 78 Your 55-66-68-75/^ 43 Stupor 31 32 34 ANY TYPE rem odeling, pointment, Fenros CTattery, es- CARS AND TRUCKS .^5(F63«-89 19 To 49 And 79 Of 76-77-84-85'A 46 Rancor alterations, carpentry, Articles lor Sale 4 i 20 Time SO Could 80 Study. AQUARIUS 49 Natural fats 36 39 TILT boat trailer, 13 feet, long, tablished 1951, 875-9131. • Genuine Parte on all makes... LEO 21 Be 51 Members 81 Opposite masonry, and concrete, free es- JAN. 20 50 Frightened coil springs, shock absorbers, Factory Trained Mechanica ' i JULY 22 22 Others 52 Much 82 You timates, Tony Squillacote, 649- S 23 Or 53 Speak 83 Mind 51 Slender 40 H ai ALUMINUM sheets used as $100, 649-7867. PRIVATE riding instructions, 'l_AUG[. 22 FCI. I I . ■i 0811. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE LOAN and RENTAL OARS 24 Is 54 Prepored 84 Your 52 Lock ol hair printing plates, .007 thick, English and Western, $5.00 per 3-16-27-38 25 To 55 Friends 85 Plans 6-21-32-^A’' 43 44 46 47 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Available by Appointment. . . 26 Personolity 56 New 86 Possibility 53-78-83-8714 9.000 BTU air conditioner, like hour, call 633-5571, anytime. CALL 646-6464 0'47-61-71. DOWN TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service Phone 643-2711. 27 Luck 57’Within 87 Frankly PISCES 49 io new, $169, call after 5, 649-0128. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIRGO 28 For 58 Opportune 88 Program 1 Beneath - Remodeling, repairs, ad- Livestock 44 If 29 Impetuous 59 And 89 Wrong $2 ditions, custom building. No job STAN OZIMEK, Manager 2 Elevates SI NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 STRAWBERRY SALE - Pick MS.:: 30 Be 60 Of 90 Sex MAR. 20 3 Regard highly too small. Free estimates. Over cents each. Inquire side door. your own, 8-12, 4.30-8. Grisel's, Carter Chevrolet 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER STyT-13-24-35 7-19-30-41 HAY FOR SALE- $1.25 per ^Nc'itral (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A.1SN , 2S y ea rs experience. 643-5769. Manchester Evening Herald. Route 85, Bolton. bale, call 875-5887,after 6. ^^JM ^A jjyj^^M A N C H EgTE^^^ cS/46-58^9 52-M-73 4 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., July 3, 1975

JULY 4, 1776 JULY 4, 1975 Officially signed by Signed today by these General Congress in citiisens as an expression Faith of a Country of their faith in a they knew could existi Country that does exist.

A

The Declaration of Independent

When, in the course of human events, it becomes He has forbidden his governors to pass laws of im- He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdic- tiers the merciless Indian savages, whose known rule of

necessary for 'one people to dissolve the political bands mediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in tion foreign to our constitutions and unacknowledged by warfare is an undistinguished destruction of all ages,

which have connected them with another, and to assume, their operation till his assent should be obtained; and, our laws, giving his assent to their acts of pretended sexes, and conditions.

among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal when so suspended, he has utterly neglected tji^atjend to legislation; In every stage of these oppressions we have petitioned

station to which the laws of nature and nature's God enti- them. For quartering large bodies of armed troops among us; for redress in the most humble terms; our repeated

tle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind He has refused to pass other laws for the accommoda-, For protecting them by a mock trial, from punishment petitions have been answered only by repeated injury. A

requires that they should declare the causes which impel tion of large districts of people, unless those people would for any murders which they should commit on the in- prince whose character is thus marked by every act them to the separation. relinquish the right of representation in ^ legislature,—a habitants of these states; which may define a tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of a free We hold these truths to be self-evident: That all men right inestimable to them, and formidable to tyrants only. For cutting off our trade with all parts of the world; people.

are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator He has called together legislative bodies at places un- For imposing taxes on us without our consent; For Nor have we been wanting in our attentions to our with certain unalienable rights; that among these are usual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of depriving us, in many cases, of the benefits of trial by British brethren. We have warned them from time to time life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. That, to secure their public records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing jury; , of attempts by their legislature to extend an unwarran- these rights, governments are instituted among men, them into compliance with his measure. For transporting us beyond seas, to be tried for table jurisdiction over us. We have reminded them of the deriving their just powers from the consent of the He has dissolved representative houses repeatedly, for pretended offenses; circumstances of our emigration and settlement here. We governed; that, whenever any form of government opposing, with manly firmness, his invasions on the rights For abolishing the free system of English laws in have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity; becomes destructive of these ends it is the right of the of people. neighboring province, establishing therein an arbitrary and we have conjured them, by the ties of our common people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute a new He has refused, for a long time after such dissolutions, government, and enlarging its boundaries, so as to render kindred, to disavow these usurpations, which would in- government, laying its foundation on such principles and to cause others to be elected, whereby the legislative it at once an example and fit instrument for introducing evitably interrupt our connections and correspondence. organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem powers, incapable of annihilation, have returned to the the same absolute rule into these colonies; They, too, have been deaf to the voice of justice and con- most likely to effect their safety and happiness. people at large for their exercise; the state remaining, in For taking away our charters, abolishing our most sanguinity. We must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessi- Prudence, indeed, will dictate that governments long es- the meantime, exposed to all the dangers of invasions valuable laws, and altering, fundamentally, the forms of ty which denounces our separation, and hold them, as we tablished should not be changed for light and transient from without and convulsions within. our governments; hold the rest of mankind, enemies in war, in peace, causes; ^and accordingly all experience hath shown that He has endeavored to prevent the population of these For suspending our own legislatures, and declaring friends. mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are suf- states; for that purpose obstructing the laws for the themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all We, therefore, the representatives of the United States ferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms naturalization of foreigners, refusing to pass others to en- cases whatsoever. of America, in General Congress assembled, appealing to to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of courage their migration hither, and raising the conditions He has abdicated government here, by declaring us out the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our in- abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same of new appropriations of lands. of his protection and waging war against us. tentions, do, in the name and by the authority of the good object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute He has obstructed the administration of justice, by He has plundered our seas, ravaged our coasts, burned people of these colonies, solemnly publish and declare. despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off refusing his assent to laws for establishing judiciary our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people. That these united colonies are, and of right ought to be, such government, and to provide new guards for their powers. He is at this time transporting large armies of foreign free and independent states; that they are absolved from future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of He has made judges dependent on his will alone for the mercenaries to complete the works of death, desolation, all allegiance to the British Crown, and that all political these colonies; and such is now the necessity which con- tenure of their offices, and the amount and payment of and tyranny already begun with circumstances of cruelty connection between them and the state of Great Britain strains them to alter their former systems of govern- their salaries. and perfidy scarcely paralled in the most barbarous ages, is, and ought to be, totally dissolved; and that, as free and ment. The history of the present King of Great Britain is He has erected a multitude of new offices and sent and totally unworthy the head of a civilized nation. independent states, they have full power to levy war, con- a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having hither swarms of officers to harass our people and eat out He has constrained our fellow-citizens, taken captive on clude peace, contract alliances, establish commerce, and in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny their substance. the high seas, to bear arms against their country, to do all other acts and things which independent states may over these states. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a He has kept among us in times of peace, standing ar- become the executioners of their friends and brethren, or of right do. And, for the support of this declaration with a

candid world. mies, without the consent of the legislature. to fall themselves by their hands. firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we He has refused his assent to laws, the most wholesome He has affected to render the military independent of, He has excited domestic insurrection among us, and mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and and necessary for the public good. and superior to, the civil power. has endeavored to bring on the inhabitants of our fron- our sacred honor.

Re-Signed in Manchester^ Connecticut

Daniel F. Reale Realtor Matt Moriarty Jr. i REALE’S CORNER MORIARTY RROTHERS, INC. U Wilfred F. Smith

William J. Hoch Co-Manager of Parkade Branch \ ! tc-t_ SHADY GLEN DAIRY STORES, INC. Manager of Main Store John and Bernice Rieg ? SHADY GLEN DAIRY STORES, INC. '<<4 *J / ( Owners SHADY GLEN DAIRY STORES, INC William E. Belfiore Robert J. Smith 431 MAIN STREET ROBERT J. SMITH, INC.

Barbara D. Smith Leo Juran Co-Manager of Parkade Branch 3.3 Carter G. De Cormier FAIRWAY SHADY GLEN DAIRY STORES, INC. DE CORMIER MOTORS, INC. Jam es F. Farr Brian A. McNamara 2 MAIN STREET TURNPIKE TV

Vivian F. Ferguson CoDuurrttnney D oucette Director 7/s CAPITAL TIRE TOWN OF MANCHESTER

Stanley L. Nichols NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. Hazel Yauch Barbara Kravies TWEED’S SPECIALTY SHOP

Charles F. McCarthy Assistant Town Manager TOWN OF MANCHESTER

lUi Burton D. Pearl Edward J. Tomkiel B.D. PEARL Town Clerk TOWN OF MANCHESTER

Dennis Santoro REGAL’S MEN’S SHOP

T. Pepoll Michael J. Sereby TOLLAND COUNTY CREDIT BUREAU, INC. Carl A. Zinsser Phillip Harrison Joseph A. Sheridan Director HARRISON’S STATIONERS DIP-N-SIP DONUTS MANCHESTER BOARD OF DIRECTORS

J. Stuart Johnston DILLON SALES A SERVICE INC. Christopher Glenney GLENNEY’S MEN’S SHOP Frank Tornagulnelcl Martin Broder FRANK’S SUPERMARKET MARTIN LTD MENSWEAR

Mark J. Plante Ted Cummings Burl L. Lyons Chairman BURGER KING Publisher Joseph German Frank S. BugnackI Jr. DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMIHEE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD J. GARMAN, CLOTHIER WESTERN BEEF

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