PAGE THRITY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 14. 1973 Bolton ' u»mau>r'K»ai The Weather Clear and cool tonight with low near 50. ^ Water Safety Program itanrlirater Surntng RrraUi Fair Saturday with high 75-80. Partly cloudy Sunday with little temperature change.
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DONNA HOLLAND Ten Pin Bowling bowling shoes and balls, soda ’The water safety program for Arrangements nave been and a hot dog, bus transporta Bolton children will be held in made to provide a program of tion to the center and return to two sessions this year, accor'’ ten pin bowing and instruction the playground. ding to Mrs. MaryBeth Gorke, to all youths who participate in Participation in the program director. the playground recreation is voluntary. The program system. begins June 20 and ends Aug. 29. Watergate Espionage The first session will be at Gay City SUte Park, Hebron, In addition to the instruction Buses will leave Herrick and will run from July 2 program, an inter-playground Memorial Park at noon. through July 18. league will be formed to Consent forms brought home The second session begins provide weekly competition. by children should be returned July 23 and ends Aug. 8 and will The program will be supervised by Friday. be held at the Center by competent trained personnel Linked MitchMl Congregational Church of at Brunswick Parkade Lanes. Board of Education The Board of Education will Manchester lakefront area on The cost is $2 per week for WASHINGTON (AP) - The was Lawrence F. O'Brien, then meet tonight at 8 at the Bolton possible that Haldeman did, Mitchell has always firmly that if he is granted immunity Bolton Lake. The church is each youngster and includes disgrace and removal of the Elementary School. the Democratic national chair Magruder said in testimony denied any participation in for his testimony he will ^ y donating the area for the second three games of bowling, use of Democratic party’s most man and a foe much-feared for Thursday, three days short of Watergate. Magruder testified Haldeman knew of the coverup session of Bolton’s swimming experienced professional was his political expertise. The the first anniversary of the Mitchell told him he would not “from the beginning.” program. Directions to the area the real goal of the Nixon cam idea, he said, was to gain infor W-M||lir Watergate arrests. change his story of complete in Haldeman has denied such wilt be on display during paigners who planned the mation that would discredit Mitchell, then the campaign registration periods. nocence. knowledge. Magruder said he Watergate raid. Senate in O’Brien and thus the director, was involved in con "He indicated to me that he Lessons will be conducted ' s-'. could not testify with certainty vestigators have been told. Democrats. cocting a series of lies to pre would not be able to go that way from 9 a.m. until noon. The on the extent of Haldeman’s Confessing publicly to con vent disclosures that all in and he would have to go the’ length of each class, depending In testimony that linked one awareness of Watergate spiracy, obstruction of julstice volved feared would result in other way,” Magruder said of operations or the cover story on the number of children who former official after another to and perjury, and protected Nixon's election defeat, Mitchell. that was invented to hide them. register, will run 30 to 45 PRICED the Watergate wiretapping and from prosecution by a grant of Magruder said. Magruder’s was the first In other Watergate minutes. its coverup, Jeb Stuart immunity, Magruder said he Magruder, former White Magruder said final approval first-hand testimony linking developments, the White House All water safety courses will had relayed details of the es House aide and deputy director high former officials of the be offered at both sessions. for the espionage plan that all confirmed that a secret list of pionage plan to the office of the under Mitchell of the Com Nixon administration to the unnamed rontributors to the Mrs. Gorke said the program Involved knew to be illegal President’s chief of staff, H.R. mittee*'for the Re-election of Watergate and its coverup. Nixon campaign was not is being divided this year to en RIGHT! came from John N. Mitchell, Haldeman. the President, said he told One of those he said was destroyed as previously courage people who live on or then attorney general. President Nixon probably Mitchell this spring he had periodically kept up to date on reported, but is being held by near the lake to utilize the General Electric’s most wanted The target, Magruder said. didn't know about it but it was decided he must tell the truth. Watergate progress was Gor Rose Mary Woods, the program and so people will not don Strachan, a White House President’s personal secretary.' have to be committed to the Built-in DISHWASHER aide who served Haldeman, The White House said the list program for five full weeks. Nixon's principal aide, as of more than $19 million in con A Free Spree Through Supermarket Children .may be registered liaison with the election com tributions never has been shown for both sessions if the parents Features Exclusive Soft-Food Earthquake No Surprise mittee. to Nixon. 5 Mrs. Gloria Lenart of Chicopee, Mass, enjoys a cool drink after through the store netted her ?376.97 worth of goods! Another winner, wish. The fee is $1 for in Disposer, 2-Level Washing, Magruder said Strachan Was And Sep. George McGovern, New Toff Tub* Interior completing a 15-minute shopping spree at Grand Union store in the Mrs. Terry VanGorder of East Hartford won a total of $347.46 in a 7- surance. Children entering kept informed at regular inter a landslide loser to Nixon last Manchester Parkade. Mrs. Lenart won all the groceries she could minute sprint. As luck would have it, the limit on meat was $100. kindergarten in September AND YOU NEVER To UConn Geophysist vals as the intelligence budget November, said Thursday that collect as the result of a lottery sponsored by Home Decor. Her dash (Herald photo by Ofiara) through high school are eligi HAVE TO PRE-RINSE OR was pared from the $1 million “ the election results would ble. HAND SCRAPE AGAIN! G& Gordon Liddy wanted to a have been vastly different” if Once classes begin, GROTON (AP) - A Connec tremor was between 4.5 and 5 One wing of Backus Hospital proposed $500,000 and finally the American people had known preschoolers may be admitted ticut geophysist says Thursday on the Richter scale. in Norwich was shaken, but no approved by Mitchell himself at about the Watergate coverup. if there is room, as determined night’s earth tremor was not UConn has earthquake detec damage or injuries were the $250,000 level, “It was the coverup that hurt by Mrs. Gorke. unexpected in the state. tion stations at the university’s reported. The decision was made us,” he said in an interview Coventry Many Receive Honor Registration will be Saturday Marine Sciences Institute at without much enthusiasm, after carried on Public Broadcasting 1 Panel! “Personally, as a Earthquakes are not rare in from 10 a.m. until noon and m ii axtra Avery Point in Groton, Chaplin, much haggling over its costs, Service stations, “not exactly seismologist, I was not sur Connecticut, said Chiburis, an Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Conn., Bridgeport and on and without any real expecta Training Required prised that we had a quake of a s s o c ia te p ro fe ssjo r •'of what they did but the fact that it Herrick Memorial Park. Talcott Mountain. tion of startling results, was covered up and people At Awards Assembly this size,” said Dr. E.F. geophysics at UConn and the A story in Wednesday’s Applications will also be Preliminary data, Chiburis Magruder testified. didn’t know about it.” Chiburis, who operates the assistant director of the marine Herald about town firemen available at Bolton Pharmacy said, indicated "this is probably Sen. Howard H. Baker, R- The Senate Watergate com Superb cleaning action University of Connecticut’s institute. graduating from the New for those who cannot attend . . . more sanitary than by four-station earthquake an adjustment in the earth’s Tenn., the committee's vice mittee, meanwhile, canceled a HOLLY GANTNER Joanne Lamoureux, Joanne outstanding senior boy and girl, excellence in four years of Haven Fire Training Center in registration. ’The $1 fee must be hand! Tilt off large or hard scraps monitoring system in the state. crust. "The last quake of any Size chairman, described it as "a scheduled Monday session and Correspondent Bray, Pat Bray, Peg Clay, $25 bonds to Pat Bray and Doug math; Holly Campbell for correctly stated that training included unless the child . GE's Soft Food Disposer liquefies “It may not happen again for occurred in East Haddam in decision that is going to affect plans to take testimony in Loretta Young, Beverly Olsen, “No area of the world is A number of Coventry High Whipple. excellence in Grade 9 math; isn’t required for town firemen. already has town insurance. all other soft food particles, flushes them decades. On the other hand, it 1968 and registered 4.5,” he history that was made in private that day from John W. quakefree, there are only School students, most of them Priscilla Hutt and Raymond Girls’ State and Boys’ State Richard Kelly, certificate of The story should have said Class lists will appear in The awayl New Tuff Tub* Interior resists could indicate that more quakes said. In February 1972 the almost a casual way.” Dean III, the former legal Jean, French. differences in degree,” he said. seniors, as well as some faculty certificates to Anne Aronson, achievement in applied math; that training at the New Haven Herald the week before lessons staining; "cushions" fine china, glassware. will occure,” he said, , Bridgeport area experienced a It was learned from Senate counsel to the President. Dean Chiburis classified members, were honored yester Library award, Linda Devoe; Tim Zuzel and Don Carlson. and Raymond Jean, for facility isn’t required, although begin and will be posted on the EASY TERMS with Approved Credit Residents of several towns in small quake of about 2.5, he sources Thursday that Strachan is set to appear In a televised Thursday’s tremor, which oc- day at the annual awards Library Club donation of $50, DAR Good Citizenship achieving the highest score at several town firemen have par Community Hall bulletin board. 'Minimum Retail Price ARO central and eastern Connecticut added. has informed the committee meeting Tuesday. cured about 9:12 p.m., as “mild assembly held at the school. Student Loan Fund. awards to Craig Edmondson Coventry High School in the ticipated in classes there. Anyone having any questions You may order the model shown through us, your franchised GE dealer. reported swaying buildings and « The assembly is held each year North Coventry Women’s to moderate quake” based on and Pat Bray. National Mathematics Contest. Firemen who don’t get training may contact Mrs. Gorke, Shady shaking floors caused by the J the data collected by his to present scholarships spon Club best homemaker of the English department award Music Department Chorus in New Haven are trained in Lane, Coventry. shifting earth. Sesquicentennial Drummer monitoring equipment. sored by various organizations, year award to Sharon Gale. for outstanding enthusiasm in awards to Denise Pearson and Manchester, Town Fire Chief A clerk a $t. Francis Hospital Farm League The earthquake rippled as well as other awards. Physics Award from Dr. and English, Sheri Dibble. Rosie Proulx, outstanding con John Rivosa said. in Hartford said the shaking of ECHS Graduation Rites The Tigers beat the Mets 11 to across eastern Canada and the The recipients and their Mrs. Jack Bynes, $50, William Business Department cer tribution; Lewis Bradley, ser PEARL Peter F. Mietzner, 78-year-old poet-drummer, and John Golet, fifer, of Moodus, will the building made many 8 in a game Wednesday. awards are as follows; Elwell. tificates of merit in &Son represent the “Connecticut Spirit of 76” in the Sesquicentennial parade on June 23.' northeastern United States for patients nervous. vice award; and outstanding Stephen Brown was the winning Town Council medallions for Rotary Club award to the bookkeeping and general 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. Meitzner, the surviving member of the local patriotic group, was named ancient drummer between five seconds to nearly In Windsor Locks, Mrs. John junior Deb Kinell, sophomore pitcher. David Hooper and half a minute, causing no achievement in various areas to business student going on to business, Norman Landry. Allison Berry, and freshman PHONE 643-2171 of the year in 1960 at age 65. A retired toolmaker^ he has drummed at several com Sadowski said the rippling Conducted In Cathedral Brian Winkler, Tigers players, reported damage. Mark Bates, art; Kathleen further business education, $50, Band and Chorus Award to Jane Andurkitis. “Quality Sorvlca and Oanulnn Parts Since 19411” memorative celebrations on the East Coast and throughout the state. (Herald photo by tremors made floors of her each had triples. i Chiburis said his stations which started right on time at As the young men, in blue Hatch, business education; Norman Landry. music director Carl Salina. Music Department Band Ofiara) house “feel' like they were Hartford’s, St, Joseph U reported the magnitude of the rolling.” Cathedral was its usual im 7:30 p,m, and were over at caps and gowns," and young Stephen Sherman, citizenship;^ Benevolence Award, a red Industrial Arts awards to awards to James Tilley, the pressive setting for Thursday about 9 p,m, ■ ■ ladies, in white, took their Joan Simmons, English, SharoiT^ rose to faculty member Steve Sherman and Ralph John Phillip Sousa Award; night’s graduation exercises of Hectic moments in the places in the center of the nave, Gale, home economics; Jod Evelyn Wenner. Cadorette, outstanding seniors Doug Whipple, Craig Edmond Locke, leadership; Pat Bray, Teacher of the Year award, in drafting; Harry Ooms, out the East Catholic High School cathedral's lower chapel — the audience, which had been son, Dan Herbert and Phyllis Poet-Drummer Ready 1 Class of 1973, where the seniors assembled, straining to see, quieted down. foreign language; William Susan Luichinger and Carl standing senior in metals; hnd Hoffman, outstanding contribu This is ^OUR opportunity ^ News Capsules ^ Each of the 270 seniors who dressed in their caps and Daniel J. Pinto, president of Elweil, mathematics. Salina. Dennis MacPherson, outstan tion; and outstanding junior received diplomas in the l*/i- gowns, and lined up for the the graduating class, offered Also Denise Pearson, chorus; Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes ding senior in carpentry and the C arolp Bechtold, sophomore For Manchester Parade hout ceremony was in his g(ory, procession —, preceded the, greetings in which he men Ralph Cohn, science and and Drums award to the out Bearce Award, a $25 tond. A1 Tilley, and freshman Sue ^to obtain a copy of Dr. William E. Buckley’s their once-close relationship history; Georgette Weiner, ser standing music student, $25, Shaky Start but as with most high school march upstairs into the tioned the “many memorable Girls’ Physical Education Carpenter. They had a system too, quite unique. Moodus Drum and Fife Corps has become strained. vice; Chris Carmichael, JUNE TOMPKINS SAIGON (AP) — Fire from graduations, the parents, cathedral. moments’’ at ECHS and Phyllis Hoffman. awards to Denise Pearson, Not found in any book, was the only organization of its He also is said to have com achievement; Craig Edmond A NEW ENGLAND PATTERN, The (Herald Reporter) “Twas the works of a great musician, rockets, artillery, mortars and relatives, and friends were the The class slowly walked up provided a view of education Eunice K. Lyzim secretarial most enthusiastic student; and kind to ever play in the White plained to friends that the son, band; Norman Landry, award, $50, Kathleen Hatch. The only beat that counts to Named Dr. U. S. Cook. guns got Vietnam’s new real show. the middle aisle to the accom and “the way of life” at the to outstanding freshman Marta Yes, the style was quite unique indeed. House. The occasion was the White House operation was a school. perfect attendance; Doug Coventry Secretarial Gllegos; sophomore Barbara Peter F. Mietzner of 24 Trotter But for all they did not boast. ceasefire off to a shaky start “screwed-up mess’’ after It was a pleasant, comfor paniment of organ and the And eighty years ago and more dedication of the Washington Concluding his brief remarks, Whipple, school spirit; David Association award to outstan Kay; junior Beverly Olsen: and History of Manchester, Connecticut at a St. is that of a drum. As he has today, and there was no Watergate-related table evening — a welcome mixed choir of underclassmen Coal Exports Steady Twas the talk from coast to coast. Monument during President Pinto addressed everyone in the Gankofski, sportsmanship; ding business student, $25, Alice said in a poem he wrote in 1950: So this is where and how I learned to progress reported in implemen change from last week’s heat singing Bach’s “Now Let Every senior Sheila Sewell. New York—U.S. coal exports Chester A. Arthur’s term of of resignations. Hariy Ooms, vocational; and Pierce. drum ting any of the 14 points of the wave — for the ceremonies. Tongue Adore Thee. cathedral and said, “We Mathematics Department in 1972 remained at the, 1971 Justly proud to say, fice, 1881-1885. The vibrations Cathy Walter, enthusiasm. Coventry Lions Club award to pre-publication price of ^8.95 (if your Henry A. Kissinger-Le Due Tho challenge you to challenge us.” awards to William Elweil for level of 57" million tons. This mention made as a matter of fact, from the loud drum American Legion Good "Twas back in nineteen-hundred, , In no conceited way." communique. The fast-moving ceremony Just fifty years ago, • reverberations caused the Fighting and U.S. air strikes then went on to the presentation Citizenship award, Chris Car- order is received before July 1,1973). When first I heard the roll of drums, plaster in the East Room to michaie. And it set my heart aglow. continued in Cambodia, and the 1 of diplomas— by The Most Rev. About eight-thirty in the evening, Mitzner bought his first drum crack. American Legion Auxiliary two-party Joint Military Com Joseph F, Donnolly, auxiliary If memory serves me right, for $12. He had to work 240 For many years, Meitzner award for excellence in The moon was shining brightly, mission that Kissinger and Tho bishop of Hartford — which took And ‘twas a balmyalmy iAugust night, ■ hours at 5 cents an hour to raise “ tinkered” with drums. He nearly an hour. American History, $25 bond, designated to put a true peace In a little village called Moodus, the money. His present drum, says he thinks he must be the Names of the graduates were Ralph Cohn. This is a definitive history of Manches Just a country place remote, into effect seemed in no hurry a n the one he will use in the only such person “this side of individually, and each student Athletic awards to Paul Where ancient drumming reigned to go about its task. supreme Manchester Sesquicentennial heaven.” received the diploma and Toomey, outstanding senior And on history's page it's wrote; In Washington Thursday, ter in a beautifully printed and hand parade on June 23 is an Eli His penchant for writing traditional handshake. The athlete; Timothy Zuzel, Robert WOOD Where rudiments were known as rules Kissinger hinted at the And a piece was called a beett-"' -Brown drum and was made in poetry goes back many years. diploma presentation alter Nothnick Memorial Award as existence of a private un A soft pad used while learning. Windsor in 1838. ’The original He writes mostly about simple nated between the young'’men outstanding runner; Richard LOCKER PUNT RND MUT lURKn Where one could not fake or cheat; derstanding on Cambodia, somely bound hard cover book with Where change-hmuls weren't called tag is still inside the drum. things 'in simple verse, and and the young ladies, and as the Gankofskie, Robert E. Lee saying there might be a cease shivers,. The Moodus Drum and Fife writes “the way I think.” About end of the presentation Memorial Award as outstan Or.a three stroke roll a ruff: fire in that country in “the next Corps of which Meitzner was a 1942, he wrote words which ceremony ended, it was quite ding freshman athlete; William Where the men who taught this ancient few days.” But he Balked when Our Own Cured Brisket more than a hundred pictures and art. * member for over fifty years is were set to the tune of “Love apparent that the girls out Elweil, scholar-athlete award. Were strict and knew their stuff; newsmen asked him for details Extre Lean. K.S.D.A. Choice so named, with drum first in Lifteth Me,” which was later numbered the boys by about 20. Akim Engineering Co. Award Each blow was §.truck distinctly. of that understanding. For a rebound did not go; the title, because at the time of sung in North Methodist As each row of students left for excellence in science, $50, Each hand was raised to the shoulder. photographs. its origin in 1860, the drum was Church. the pew to go forward for their Chris Carmichael.^ With instructions thus and so. Rhythm, time and execution considered more important Meitzner took part in his first Brezhnev Coming diplomas, proud parents Booster Club awards, $75 Were drilled into the bone, than the fife. “fought” their way to the front And a single drum made music. WASHINGTON (AP) - The each to Susan Pelletier, Joan Meitzner recalls that the ( See Page Twelve ) of the cathedral to take Simmons, Nancy Worthington CORNEO When one chose to play alone. White House says the upcoming Dr. Buckley, a Manchester resi snapshots. As each row of U.S.-Soviet summit will not and Chris Carmichaei. students moved forward, so did produce a sweeping new arms- Connecticut Association of the rows of parents who wanted Women E>eans and Counselors HEAD CUT Ibe dent for more than half the 150-year limitation agreement, but is to preserve the moment in pic hoping the twp nations can outstanding junior girl award, BEEF tures. ^ gold pin, Anne Aronson. achieve a breakthrough toward After the diploma presen Democratic Women’s Club life of the town, is an eminent historian and Hospital Fund Drive permanent nuclear curbs. tations, graduates Dan E. 5 1 EXTRA LEAN V award to a deserving senior EXTRA LEAN # ^ 2 9 At the same time presidential LaBelle, Nancy J. Moriarty, $100, Nancy Worthington. assistant Henry A. Kissinger i i and Katheen A. Perleoni fine writer. No family of Manchester or those ^hose was briefing newsmen Democratic Town Committee 1 Chuck Ground s*1'* Hamburg Patties ^ Goal Set At $60,000 offered "short readings. award to student showing Thursday, Soviet leader Leonid Following the readings there I. Brezhnev told news cor greatest inprovement, $100, Joe Manchester Memorial The equipment to be was a hymn — "To Jesus Christ Jocke. roots go back to the city should be without this great history. Edward M. Kenney, ad respondents in Moscow his Hospital today announced it purchased is a blood chemistry ministrator of the hospital, Our Sovereign King” — and the Coventry Garden Club award U.S.D.A. CHOICE LEAH main business with President ' smiling students then marched will conduct a fund drive to analyser that simultaneously stated that the equipment is Nixon would be “an exchange to the student pursuing the field does 12 individual tests on one out to the recessional, "Sing to raise $60,000 for the purchase of badly needed in the laboratory' I/. ■ I’ • of horticulture and related of views on ways to deepen aqd FLANK STEAK 1.69. SHORT MBS 9S«. a new Sequential Multiple sample of blood in a matter of and there were just no funds God with Gladness” by J. Lee. areas, $100, Chris Carmichael. improve relations between our The audience, rushing to get THE PEQUOT PRESS Analyser for use in the hospital seconds. While making com available from any other source two countries.” Coventry Federation of laboratory. plete information available to to. make the purchase. outside and congratulate the Teachers award to the senior U.S.D.A. CHOICE-CENTER CUT CHESTER, CONN. 06412 Termed the Manchester the physician, it immediately students, filled the front pursuing the field of teaching,' A ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME Memorial Hospital Apprecia serves to confirm or negate “I sincerely hope that the ser vestibule of the cathedral and $25 each to Nancy Worthington Send me copies of A NEW ENGLAND tion Fund, the drive will be evidence of a suspected dis vice Manchester Memorial Shultz Staying overflowed onto the front lawn and Norman Landry. OFFER. FILL OUT THE PATTERN, The History of Manchester, Con June 15 through June 30, and ease. It also serves as a base Hospital .has given to the com WASHINGTON (AP) - at Farmington Ave. Education Aissociation of - George P. Shultz plans to stay CHUCK STEAKS ib. necticut at the pre-publication price of $8.95 will coincide with the town’s line against which to measure munity for the last 53 years will When the ceremonies ended, Coventry award to an outstan COUPON AND SEND IT IN Sesquicentennial celebration. future metabolic changes. move those patients which it on as Treasury secretary it had become dark outside, but ding senior pursuing the field of per copy (plus Connecticut State Sales Tax). A feature of the drive will be In addition to providing the has served to contribute despite losing another the huge crowd still took its teaching, $75 to Craig Edmond IF YOU UKE T H BEST GVE US A TEST TODAY. The pre-publication the Master Donor’s Club which physician with valuable infor generously to the Appreciation economic debate with Presi time in departing. son. mation, it is also a cost saver to dent Nixon. But a frustrated LET US FILL YOUR FREEZER WITH U.S.D.A. CHOICE HIND, FOREQUARTER OR SIDE My check f o r ...... is enclosed. is looking for 400 donations of Fund,” he said. “I hope many (More pictures of the offer will be withdrawn on the patient. If done individual will find it within their means John B. Connally apparently is J. Leroy Schweyer Award, DF BEEF - SAVE AND EAT LIKE A KINDI $150 apiece. A citation, suitable ceremony are on Page 6; a list $200, Janice Kobylanski. Name for framing, will be awarded to ly, the 12 tests involved would to become members of the leaving. July 1st. Connally’s reasons go beyond of the graduates is on Page 7. Junior Women’s Club award, each person donating $150 or cost in excess of $100. By using Master Donor’s Club and I The list of graduates includes a 51 BiSSELL ST. the economic debate at the ECHS Processional $200, Nancy Worthington. 643-8424 REAR OF iCE PLANT Address more. Gifts of lesser amounts the Sequential Multiple sincerely believe that a goal of code of one asterisk for Language department will be acknowledged as sup Analyser, the cost would be ap 400 such gifts is reasonable,” he White House, however. The PLENTY OF FREE PARKiNB SPACE The graduates of East Catholic High School move solemnly in St. Joseph’s Cathedral in members of the National Honor awards for achievement to Zip porter gifts.” proximately $12. added. former Texas governor ap WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Hartford last night to start graduation rites for the Class of 1973. (Herald photo by Pinto) Society and two asterisks for Joann Bray, Donna Hayes and parently was cut off from ready National Merit'Finalists). Beverly Olsen, Spanish and access to the President, and
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VALUABLE COUPON Sheinwold on Bridge; About Town MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ckinn., Fri., June 15, 1973 — PAGE THREE Theater Schedule WITH THIS COUPON UPPERCUT PLAV ^ North dealer dummy’s ace, but then West’s DIESEL ENGINE MAKER PROMOTES TRUMP Both sides vtdnerable ten would be the high trump. COMMISSIONS SYMPHONY By Alfred Sheinwold South Windsor Cinema — Professional Women’s au b Some Rev-Share Funds Allocated NORTH The defenders eventually got » Jerry Lewis ’Twin Cinema 1, LONDON (AP) - Krzysztof The uppercut is a defensive A A 75 the king of clubs in addition to "SeQ Odyssey’’ 2:00-7:00; will elect officers at its annual IC Caldor Shopping Plaza — meeting and luncheon Saturday Penderecki has been commis ruff that compels declarer to i;? 7 5 4 the two hearts and a trump, "After the Ball" 8:30; The Manchester Board of sing systems at town garages, five are to the Educational Under an item tabled from a It also approved an allocation sioned by a British industrial "Slitter,” 7:10-9:10 noon at Willie’s Steak House. oVerruff with a trump that he 0 QJ 10 thus defeating the game con ‘Vanishing Point” 12:00 Mid Directors Tuesday approved $8,000; surface and light tennis Special Projects Account; one previous meeting, the board ap from the Special Downtown company to write his first sym ♦ A Q J 5 Jerlw Lewis ’Twin Cinema 2, Miss Jeanne Low, Miss Virginia (Large or Smlii| needs for other purposes. This tract. night the planned use of |772,500 in courts at the West Side Oval, to the BoaM of Directors Ac proved a $2,264 appropriation to Taxing District Fund, three phony. He is to conduct its WEST Caldojr Shopping Plaza — Perkins and Mrs. Isidor Wolf, Hours: Open Wed., Thurs., 11 a.m. -1 0 p.m. maneuver sometimes promotes EAST Burnside Theater — “Carnal anticipated federal $1,600; resurface football and count, to purchase Rags for the Recreation Eiepartment, for allocations from the Water world premiere with the Lon A 10 8 3 "Gamtna Rays on Marigolds," members of the social com Fri., Sat. 11 a.m. -1 1 p.m. a small trump to winning rank. ♦ J4 Knowledge," 7:30; "The revenue sharing funds to soccer fields at Manchester Dottetoym Main St. with con special courses in arts and Reserve Fund, and two don Symphony Orchestra. KQ 109 8 2 <0 AJ 7:30-9:130 mittee, are in charge of Sun. 3 p.m. - 1 0 p.m. North dealer Graduate,” 9:15 finance an equivalent part, of High School, $26,000. tributions already received; crafts and to be financed from allocations .from the Capital Commissioning of the 0 94 0 86532 Manchester Drive-In — "The arrangments. m the 1973-74 General Fund buget. Also, new voting machines to Polish composer’s work by toe Both sides vulnerable one to the Recreation Depart fees received from the par Closed Mon. and Tues. 4> 63 4 , K842 G etaw ay,’’ 10:15; "P rim e U.A. East 1 — “Let The (Jood Improvement Reserve Fund. Opening lead — King of About $222,000 in federal meet state standard^ $S,000; ment, for its Summer Soccer ticipants. Perkins Engines Group, one of SOUTH TV Tonight Cut.” b:50 Times Roll,” 7:30-9:15 ccaxamTiONS All of the actions were by un Hearts I See Saturday'x Herald for U.A. East 2 — "Cries & funds is anticipated in July, one-third cost of townwide Program and financed by animous votes. * toe world’s largest.producers of A KQ962 Stat^' ’Theater — “Save the revaluation of real property, The board approved the diesel engines, represents an PIZZA RAYS West opened the king of Complete TV Lixtinga Whispers,” 7:30-9:20 Young Marines will meet O.C.’s father impressed it on brook. He passed not more than $222,000 in October, $222,000 in money paid by the participants 63 Tiger," 9:20; "Sterile Cuckoo,” January and $222,000 in April. $31,000; equipment for highway transfer of $29,200 from an unusual step in British in hearts, and East overtook with U.A. East 3 — "Lost tonight at 6:50 at the Marine his son’s minds that a hunter 75 feet from the boy without one to the Park Department, to PROMPT SERVICE ON ALL CALLS 7:30 The plan allocates $346,000 to department, $25,000; extra cost aggregate of six accounts into Use of answers and questions dustry’s support of the arts. the ace. East then returned the Horizon,” 7:00-9:30 Corps League Home. should never leave a .wounded noticing him. pay for a drinking fountain at 130 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER Meadows Drive-In — the Sanitation Department, for granite curbs for Hilliard five others, approved a was a special teaching method jack ofahearts, making it clear North East .South animal to suffer if it was possi Just as the buck’s muzzle was Fitzgerald Field with con TCL. AHEAD 643<0031 West — 8:00 — “Getaway," 10:45; "Prim e $198,456 to street lighting, $117,- St. reconstruction, $20,000; Suspense Tax Collection List of used by Socrates. that he had started with only a • Pass • 4 Pass Cut," 8:45 ble to kill it mercifully. about to touch the water he tributions already received; doubleton in the suit. 1 NT (3-8-22) NEWS 569 to the Police Department, renovate Lincoln School for and one, of $17,000 in federal uncollected taxes, and ap Pass ♦ Pass East Hartford Drive-In — So one day the boy shot at a must have received a whiff of East had no brilliance in 4 4* All Pass (18) I SPY I ijboimRiDliiiHHi";;™™ $60,000 to the Public Health Sheltered Workshop on first Emergency Employment Act proved early retirement for ‘‘Bummer,’’ 10:25; "The squirrel about to jump from a our scent. His head snapped up (20) SOUNDING BOARD Nursing Association, $26,000 to floor and town offices on se funds, for employing 40 to 45 town employe Mary O’Brien. mind at the time. He was just Opening lead - Q7 K Hitchhikers,” 8:40 stone wall to a nearby hickory and he s ta r^ straight at us, 7:30 R Panaviston*'Techfucoiof* 9:15 getting out of his partner’s way. (24) SESAME STREET I “mmmmmr’ the Child Guidance Clinic, $10,- cond, $75,000. youth in the town’s Youth East Windsor Drive-In — tree. O.C. found there was a then forgot about drinking but South might well have three or (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH 000 to the Manchester Drug Ad The board tabled, pending Summer Activity Program. JOSEPH E IfVMC ACADEMY West overtook the jack of “High Plains Drifter,” 10:40; I Rolatini of Fresh Flounder $3.95 I crack that led upwards to a just held his head high and £»»»»«* a y / AWARD (40) DANIEL BOONE visory Council, $7,075 to the more information relative to WATER WEIGHT m k e n o k k s four small hearts, in which case hearts with the queen, winning Seafood StuHIng, Wine Sauce. cavity in the tree trunk. ‘There haughtily walked back the way UWftCNCE WHINER “Play Misty For Me,” 8:45 . the cost, a proposed $5,800 MST the unblocking play would put — 6:30 — East Catholic nursing care P»{»OoC !■<)« CMACCTon the second trick.- He knew, of was some blood on the bark. he came. ‘The slightest move by ravel w®rld Blue-Hills Drive-In — “Man MM program, and $7,000 to the allocation for the first year cost PROBLEM? WCHOLS West in position to take at least course, that South had started (3) CBS NEWS Banquet Facilities Available That meant just one thing. the boy would have sent that \ In The Wilderness,’’ 8:45; Manchester Sheltered of installing and maintaining three tricks on the run. with only two hearts. (8) ABC NEWS O.C. tried all the tricks he buck off like a rocket. usi A ...... d o m estic 4 INTERNATIONAL “Jeremiah Johnson,” 10:50 Workshop. burglar alarm systems in three Nevertheless, West returned (22-30) NBC NEWS knew for pulling squirrels out of Nature cooperated in that ran6e and Alrl nellclieU. Crul.es • Steamships . Honeymoon. • Resort. Vernon Cine 1 — “ Klute,” The board also approved schools. It removed from con Hotel Reservations-Car Rentals - Group Travel- Business Travel a heart at the third trick. ’The hollow (fees but could not get lesson. It was illegal to shoot FUEL OIL E-LIM — 7:00 - 7:00; “ Dirty H arry,” 9:30; I PIANO’S RESTAURANT I allocations totaling $219,100 sideration a proposed $6,000 idea was to persuade East to that one. ‘Then he walked about the deer. Carnal Knowledge (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN “Easy Rider,” 12:00 Midnight % RT. 6 & 44A 643-2342 from revenue-sharing funds allocation for repairing the GASOLINE Excess water in the body can I NO SERVICE CHARGE ruff with as high a trump as a half mile or more to a farm Another son had been told not 1 C a i ^ e B e t ^ ^Stratford, (8) TRUTH OR Vernon Cine 2 — “Let the already received and deposited. Globe Hollow Spillway. be uncomfortable. E-LIM will ineI Conn. possible. Naturally, West led house to borrow an axe. to move the slightest if be heard help you lose excess water CONSEQUENCES Good Times Roll.” 7:30-9:15 The allocations are as follows: The board approved nine ad the deuce of hearts for this pur When he chopped enough to a squirrel until it was in a place BANTLY OIL weight. We at $552 ORCH. (18) DICK VAN DYKE -Manchester Recreation ditional appropriations to the 647-9949 BRADUATE pose. get the wounded squirrel out he where he could shoot it. O.C. recommend it. (22-30) NEWS Center (Nike Site) develop current budget, all washout ac COMPANY. INC. ■ MEASURE FOR MEAS East Ruffs High saw the tail of another that saw one walking on the log the Only $1.50 MNtBMKIIIFT URE Eves.; June 13. 23. 26.. J2 4 ) GOVERNOR’S REPORT ment, $20,000; Center Springs counts and all financed by . ’ I(i Traval ArrangaiAMfHic Dummy played the seven of must have gone in first. He felt boy sat on. It jumped off almost 331 Main Street 1 • Mats.: June 12. 14. 16. 20. 24. (40) ABC NEWS ^ DANTE’S Park toilet facilities, ^,000; equivalent grants or con hearts, and East got the idea. repaid for that walk for the axe. at this feet but he was like a Tel. 649-4595 Liggett Rexall T O » 8 MALL QB Tio to ^ DUSTIN NOFFMM ■ TH£ COUNTRY WIFE — 7:30 — RESTAURANT fence at Globe Hollow Swim tributions. by William Wycherley. Eves.: June He was expected to ruff, and he ‘There is a hardwood ridge statue until the squirrel was at Paniada Ptiarmacy m iO T rn;TT;,r;iif M i * fl n n ming Pool, $4,500; fuel dispen Of the nine appropriations, Rockville 875-3274 IS, 16, 19, 20. 22. Mats.! June 13, suspected that South was ready (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING SULLIVAN AVE. PLAZA SOUTH WINDSOR with nut trees. There is a a fair distance away. 404 W. Middle Tpke. 17. 21, 23. (8) LASSIE HOURS: Mon, thru Fri. 9-5 • Sat, lo-l 67 East Center St., Manchester! to overruff. Hence East ruffed Italian American Cuisine • Cocktails swamp with big squirrel ■ M ACBETH begins June 28. (18) LATE GREAT PLANET burrow trees. ‘There is a stone Eves, at 8:30. Mats, at 2:00 with the jack of spades—an up EARTH percut. FATHER’S DAY wall between two open lots that TICKET INFO, t PHONE RES.: (203) 3TS- (20) WE CAME TO WIN d}:i^THEATRES EAST 445T. Gourmet Picnics: (203) 3TI-T321. South had to overruff with the ^ goes from ridge base to swamp. (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER SH. PARKADE* 649-5491 queen of spades. This play Weekend Special! ^ ' It’s perfect gray squirrel TKXnS «LSA AT: MjUKHESTDi - (24) WORLD PRESS DINNER DANaNG promoted West’s ten of spades. highway on the wall when the Butterfield’s Dept Store; NEWDKTON - (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ENTERTAINMENT South could draw one trump light is good on the ground, M D i e G O O D H M E 8 r o l l lhe_Booli Shop It Mifliet Sqmre. (40) NANNY AND THE with the king and another with Friday Saturday BAKED LASAGNE 2.75 through the top of the trees CHUCK BERRY • LITTIE RICHARD • FATS DOMINO ■ CHUBBY CHECKER PROFESSOR along the wall when the light is t o OlOOLEY • 5 SATI NS ■ THE SHIRElLES ■ THE COASTERS______(»U(» & RITA TMO 1 p/tNNY t THE JUNIORS | and ip e c ill guest clar BILL HALEY > THE COMETSi — 8:00 - Complete Dinner Special poor on the ground. GIFTS FOR DAD! ttt.lM (3) MOVIE Returning home one day O.C. Am D44-I544 “Goodbye, Mr. Cliips," ELEGANT arrived at the wall after the sun (8-40) BRADY BUNCH SLICED FILET PIZZAIOLA 4.75 had set but the sky was still ★ ★★ ★ CRIESAND ^ TWO 010 PUYBOT PICTURES (20-22-30) SANFORD AND BANQUET light. He sat Still only a few _ A U COLOR SHOW Q PIATMT SON FACILITIES BAKED STUFFED LOBSTER 5.75 minutes before a gray was z (24) WASHINGTON WEEK passing overhead. When it hit SEX ODYSSEY For 12 to 300 Paoole IN REVIEW the ground it didn’t move so 6:5 7 H05S HUNTER'S' AFTER THE BALL UM fST AMUUMENT PARK IN X-KATIO NO ONE UNDER IS These Are Complete Dinners With Juice, Soup O.C. stayed put. Soon another M usical Pfoduction of — 8:30 — Vegetables, Breads, Desserts and Coffee also landed dead. NEW ENCLAND MIDNIGHT MOVIE FRI.-IAT. ooe (8-40) ODD COUPLE Reservations Please OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON - 11 P.M. i FOR THE *LO^*HOR|ZON ««««««. VANISHING POINT It was getting pretty dark for Free forking, Free Admiiiion (18) 700 CLUB 872-0269 875-0481 Phone ® shooting when the next one FISHERMAN 3 Ntiiv, iiy ItLIig DACHAU.ACH IvtitshvHALDAVID (20-30) LITTLE PEOPLE 644-2986 came down so O.C. picked up Remington Remington Mark IV (24) JUNE WAYNE aUMTOR-IIOaiVUE IK in. 13 the last three and called it a Your Choice Men’s Leather Westclox • I.D. 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PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Eri., June 15, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; Manchester, Conn., Fri., June is, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN ^ W.G. GLENNEY CO. I ECHS Graduates I Coventry- •Jurfrcy Loui.s ,\u(|uii Diane Marie McGrath Introduces Cheryl Lynn Andursnn Mary Ellen McGrath .Mary MarKurot Andrun •••John Patrick McKcon Schmidt Responds to DevCo Slbvun George Arclz James Bernard McVeigh OUR NEW PAINfLINE Fdith Thure.su Argo James Francis Meisler, Jr. Miss Carmela Another Advance to Servo You Bett(r .SuKiin Miirgiiret Aube John Brian Melody HOLLY GANTNER Schmidt cited several long More Awards amount was incorrectly stated *I)onnu Ciilhorine Dailey Kathryn Elleri Messier (In Manchester Store onivl Correspondent time residents of Coventry In yesterday’s listing of in yesterday’s story as being WELL KNOWN Kussell Chiirles Durhero Susan Lucille Michaud whom CPC has polled and who $200. Janice Marie Mickiewicz Tel. 742-8795 awards to Coventry High School LOCAL HAIRDRESSER Niuholiis Frank Darone voiced their opposition to the Historical Speiety Geraldine Mary Miles students this week, the awards Nancy Ellen Barrutt new city. “They include,” .Nancy Jane Morinrty William Schmidt, president made by the Republican D is p la y ^ .Nancy Jean HuruU Schmidt said, “ Don Gowdy, .Sandra Leu Buylus John Henry Morin of the Committee for the Women’s Club were in The Historical Society’s dis who has lived here for 45 years, Nancy Joanne Bcurse John Robert Morin Preservation of Coventry, has advertently omitted. The club play in the Town Hall this Is Now Working At . , Wilfred Hill with 65 years of M •Marilyn Jean Beaulieu John Francis Morkan responded to recent public awarded $100 to Rachel Bassett month contains an exhibit of residency, Les Miller with 30 Sluvun Joseph Berner LeAnne Louise Mullen remarks by DevCo official as the senior showing the most folk art by Janice Sargent, an STAIRWAY TO BEAUTY years, Katherine Laidlaw with John Damian Bertrand Duvid Joseph Mullins Richard North, who is project improvement in the modem art teacher from S to rrs. 9B3 Main Street, Manchester Tel. 649-6291 Joljn Edward Murphy 41 years, and A1 Bray with 48 Fatriciu Doris Besaw director for the plann^ new problems course. The club also Displayed are examples of John Joseph Ber./ini Andrew James Neary years. We’d be interested in b o ir it s o iB community being proposed for donated $200 to the Student home decoration on wood, tin, iVo Gary Robert Bilodeau Joan Therese Neiwwunger knowing just what Mr. North’s Appointment Necessary Coventry by Greater Hartford Loan Fund. silk, and velvet, including such drying Chfistophur Gerard Blake Kim Marin Nowak claim of newcomer opposition ' sfast Process-DevCo. T h e LeRoy Seweyer items as trays, trivets, an Tuesday Thru Saturday Martin John Boldi Mary Margaret Ordway is based upon.” high hiding Diane Anita Bolduc Lynn Anne Orlowski Memorial Award of $950 went oaken bucket, boards and to Janice Kobylanski, and the old oil lamps. wide color choice Dennis John Bottiecllo Carole Jean O’Toole According to Schmidt, Jane Marie Bouchard David Michael Paquette North’s statement that In closing his prepared state Denise Mario Paquette Nancy June Bourque “residents expressing opposi ment, Schmidt asked, “ Why is Thomas Peter Bousquet •Barbara Ann Pnstula tion to the proposed new city it that the results of the Mark Bryan Branches i . •Kathleen Ann Perleoni are not the long time residents LATEX Nan Elizabeth Brewer •Lisa Marie Perreault telephone survey last spring Patricia Ann Briggs George Anthony Perron but persons who have lived in conducted by a Wellesley, Steven Henry Brooks Peter Joseph Petrone Coventry only for a few years,” Mass, agency have never been Mark Joseph Budarz Megan Patricia Phelan was, in Schmidt’s words, made public? HOUSE PAINT Halcne Marie Burnett Stephen Anthony Picuno “totally without basis in fact.” Lawrence Joseph CagiHiicllo Wendy Sharon Pierro Theresa Mary CagiuneBo Gene Allen Pietranlonio “We in the CPC,” said Kathryn Ann Cahill Daniel Jay Pinto Schmidt, "may not all be Church Notes Donna Jean Calderwood Victor Joseph Pomericuu — natives of Coventry, but some Worship services will begin $ £ % r " Rosemary Callahan Linda Marie Pontillo of our committee members at" 9:30 a.m. at the First John C. Campbell . David Richard Prunier have lived in town for forty James Michael Quinn Congregational Church this . Paul Andrew Carmody years or more. In fact, the Pamela Muriu Quirici Sunday and continue at the a gallon Patricia Ann Carney average length of residency for Marybeth Carrington Peter Gallagher Ramey earlier hour throughout the Louis Edward Casavant Mary Rose Ruum CPC members in Coventry is summer months. Following this regular $9.65 Regina Marie Cavagnaro Sharon Ann Rnyball over ten years. Sunday’s service, members are with PLAYBOY'S Elaine Marie Chamberland Kathleen Diane Reckendorf asked to remain for the annual ‘some custom colors slightly higher “While we don’t have the Richard James Christ •••Diane Louise Rcjmun meeting at 10:30 a.m. in the Above, part of the graduating class of East Briun Scott Reynolds money to conduct sweeping Debra Ann Cichowicz vestry. At the Second Catholic High School pauses after marching Cheryl Ann Cipollu Mure Duvid Rick telephone surveys of townspeo POHED ROSES Congregational Church, the an BARWARE BOUTIQUE. Diane Lynn Clark •Deborah Juan Rivosu ple such as Process-DevCo has, into St. Joseph Cathedral, Hartford, for nual family picnic will be held LATEX REDWOOD STAIN Justine Diane Clementino Michael William Ri/.zu we are nevertheless convinced 5 graduation ceremonies Thursday night. wHI bloom ihh year this Sunday right after the 10 outlasts conventional stains 2 to William Francis Coleman William Martin Rodny that the great majority of all a.m. worship service, on the Kathleen Mary Collette Marybeth Rohde residents are vehemently op Michael John Roman church grounds. Beverage and Paul Joseph Collins posed to this damaging WE CARRY Margaret Mary Conkling Debra Ann Rosati watermelon will be provided. scheme.” LARGE SEUCTION A COMPLETE LINE OF Broaden Joseph Connolly Joanne Marie Roto a gal. Marian Elizabeth Connolly Lynda Ann Roy Left, two young members of the audience get GYPSY MOTH Paul Florenl Cormic’r Stephen Michael Sudloski regular $7.95 ANNUALS Cynthia Louise Corona Judith Ann Salafia Kleartone or Solidtone in close to hear greetings hy Daniel Pinto, CONTROLS Eileen Mary Corosa Robert Charles Sander president of the ^aduating class of East VEG.PLANTS Gerald Paul Cosgrove Mary Elizabeth Sanlarelli Catholic High School, at graduation •George Vincent Courville Patrick Leo Sanzo lerm ite control Trumim David Cowles Donna Lee Sawlelle ceremonies Thursday night at St. Joseph GERANIUMS Teresa Anne Curtis Marybeth Scanlon Cathedral, Hartford. (Herald photos by Pin Joseph Michael Davin Michele Joy Scarpone Dpborah Anne Scelza - to) OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9 -5:30 FRIDAY EVE til 8 •Angelee Diana s a-serious Cynthia Louise Dickinson Barbara Ann Schlesinger •John Patrick Donlon Henry Leo Schoebel SHOP W HITHAM Norsery Ann Marion Doran Kathleen Alice Schofield D u s in e s s . Kathleen Mnry Scully ■’ Joseph Francis Doran FRIDAYS ■allow WITH ut Ellen Murie Shainin ROUTE 6 BOLTON 643 • 7802 •Gary Stephen Dragone Termites strike five times more homes Iw.g!glenney TO David Julius Dubaldo Robert Michael Shea than fires do. Siiently, they cause thou Deborah Ann Dundon Anita Marie Siwy sands of doilars worth of damage every 8:30 p.m. •Petrie Helen Dunne Marilyn Smoragiewicz CO. Charles Bernard Durocher Mark Edward Steben year, in the Greater Hartford area alone. SAT. James Joseph Dwyer Richard Mark Steele At Abair-Lavery we have no inside jokes TO Stephen Raymond Dwyer David Albert Stevenson about pests. As a professional pest con Michael Charles Ebert James Edward Sulick J trol company, we have been servicing 12 Noon Robert Johti Sullivan Laura Theresa Ehrhardt the Greater Hartford area since 1944. Susan Eleanor Eremita Toby John Sullivan AGWAYI Donna Lee Ericson Anita Mary Sutton Our fleet of trucks and skilled pest control 336 NORTH MAIN ST. — 649-5253 Manchester Hospital Notes Darcy Winona Esliger Scott Edward Testori experts answer emergency calls all over Richard Fagan Joan Marie Thompson the area. Discharged Thursday: William Stratton, 49 Niles Dr.; Denise Mary Falvey •••Marian Sophis Tomusiak If you think you have an insect, bird, William Nechitilo, 697 Goodwin Agnes S. England, Avery Enjoy sunshine values Anne Elizabeth Farley Robert Francis Tucker or rodent problem, we recommend our St., East Hartford; Jeanette R. Shores Dr., Coventry; John D. • Diane Elizabeth Farley Joseph Edward Turgeon Carpenter, Wall St., Coventry; Aronson, 399 Adams St.; Claire Shelley Anne Farnham •••Cheryl Ann Tyburski free, professional inspection. If evidence 71 u Read Herald Advertisements Ingrid R. Vandestadt, L. Sullivan and daughter, 19 Michael Joseph Fauchon Robert David Unites of pests is found, we will provide you with Blueberry Hill Rd., Tolland; Denver Rd.; Darlene A. Krukar from Agway! Angelo Joseph Fazzino George Anthony Upton an immediate estimate and explain what and son, 103 Warren Ave., Ver •Diane-Maureen Fitzgerald Susan Paula Urinno needs to be done. Brenda Joyce Vegiard non. Michael Edward'Foglio Deborah Lee Fortune Donna Frances Viestart Pest control is a serious business. Also, Peter A. Pescosolido, 79 Paula Jeanne Franklin John Joseph Waickowski / J o Exclusive Amana-matic Contact Church St.; Behilo son, Martha Ann Furlong Susan Patricia Walsh Fight rising Freezing freezes foods up to Moodus; Joan P. Leblond and Joseph Leon Futtner Krista Jane Welch ©Abair 2 ’/2 times faster than other son, Storrs; Michael E. Glenn Joseph Gabriele Ronald Joseph White methods ... eliminates flavor-or Marquis, 9 Hillside Dr., $Q 75 James Edward Gado Michele Ann Wilke N nutritional-fade. Fast freezing Ellington; Lucille P. Goodskey, AQUET Raises low pH for greater com Joyce Mary Gagnon Denise Elaine Willett food costs coils are attached to the solid fort and longer pool life. (75- Peter Mark Gallichant Mary Beth Williams 13 Oxford St.; Jeffery D. $ ■ i95 The Pest Control People aluminum shelves with additional Russell, 237 Mountain Rd., 6105) Richard Scott Gondek Peggy Ann Williams Barbara Ann Winn coils In top and bottom of liner. Glastonbury. William Michael Gorra with an Amana maintains safe, even Jeanne Marie Granata Debra Jean Winther OFFICIAL zero degree food temperatures. 25 lbs. Thomas Leon Gravelle Karen Murie Woodcock 649-1390 This means all food is on or Desiree Ann Griffin Kathy Ann Woodcock directly below a prime freezing Joseph John Guardino Frances Lucille Yetishefsky V surface. Contact Freezing ... Donna Lynn Gustamachio PLAYBOY | 4 m a n a . and a host of other fine $ 4 0 9 5 Michael Sathuel Guglielminu food-keeping features make William Patrick Guinan AL6AECIDE Amana your best freezer buy. . Court Jeannette Denise Hagen BARWARE CENTER See them at our showroom now. 100 lbs. $ -|6 5 Paul James Haile FREEZER $ C 2 9 Mary Kathryn Hammond COME IN AND Cases Philip William Hanlon SENTRY: 6 packets Rosemary Hannon CIRCUIT COURT 12 Flameproof Chlorine POOL AID •Douglas Carey Hausechild PUT YOUR FOOT DOWN. every SHELF Manchester Session ALGAECIDE SANITIZER John Mcl.enn Heuly James R. Jones, 19, of 32 Nothing kills bacteria or algae faster, and Robert Kevin Heneghan DURING BUTTERFIELD’S . One packet keeps pools of Kevin John Henson J PRIME Park PI., Rockville, pleaded Sentry won’t go up in smoke when it Rapidly kills algae and other micro less than 600 galloris free Margaretann Hickey and comes into contact with other elements! scopic plants and fungi without ir guilty to a charge of third- from germs and bacteria for Theresa Ann Hidecuvnge freeiinb degree burglary and was given (75-6184, 6) ritating skin or eyes. (75-6100) :ii| a whole day. (75-6202) James Michael Higgins, Jr. a six-month suspended sentence SANDAL SALE SURFACE! Sharon Ann Hollister by Judge Frank Monchun RAIN BIRD LAWN SPRINKLERS Richard Peter Holmes PLAYBOY I additional COILS Thursday. ' Model 225 waters from 40 .to 80' I Peter Nicholas Homnt !i!l'!i: JOPAND Jones was placed on proba area and has a sturdy, rustproof | Kathryn Barbara Horvath iilii tion for one year. A charge of sled base. (81-0750) / Janet JoyeP Jacen i|'!,::| second-degree burglary against Elizabeth Ann Johnson iliii'ii bottom $1095 him was nolled (not Margaret Ann Johnson All new. Style after puzzles... Joanne Elizabeth Kautz 1=r'M prosecuted) by Prosecutor John Model SL125 waters a full or parti style In patent or calf. •Martin Patrick Kearns - il|i: Lombardo. circle within an 60' diameter. Sled| Dressy looks tp wrap w IgU $3.69 base.(81-0752) Debra Ann Keefe PLAYMATE OF THE YEAR PUZZLES l l i FREEZER Lawrence Joseph Keenan your foot In a pretty Olln Morgan Jr., 22, of Mile Diane Mary Keeney $995 hIgh-riM of eoftneee. Four Playmates of the Year In full^color Hill Rd„ Tolland, pleaded guil CONTAINERS SURFER POOL •Regina Marie Kclland Agway has them all , . . many SKIMMER Modal ST125 waters a full or part Sporty styles with open centerfold reproductions. 70% larger than IPlii: ty to a charge °of third-degree sizes and types to choose from. circle with a limit of up to 80’. Mary Eileen Kelly larceny and was given a six- Gel a good supply before you Rustproof fiberglass mesh 16'/j" slap-spike. (81-0753). Lisn Ann Kvnniff toes and stacked regular Playmate Puzzles. Over 500 month suspended sentence. He harvest your garden produce with unbreakable plastic ,Dehra Ann Kershaw heels. Sling back styles A. Aluminum Tankard.....$ 2 .0 0 pieces. $5.00 each. Claudia Jen was placed on probation for one or purchase from-a nearby frame. Long 75" handle. $995 Robert Gregory Kiefer B. Playboy Club M u g ...... $2.50 nings . . LIv Lindeland . . . Sharon 5 lijiii farm stand. Joan Ann Knoll and so many others, we year. (75-6204) Clark ... Angela Dorian ... Sherrill Lee Koezur - can’t mention thorn all. C. Thermo Ice Bucket .. .$12.00 A charge of second-degree Maureen Catherine Kohler D. Therma Beer Steins, set of 4 Centerfold puzzles 10%''x23’’, over 300 ip burglary against Morgan was John Alan Kolakowski $ 12.00 p ie ce s ...... *...... $3.00 nolled. ijiiiiili mw H. James Konp Reg. 9.00-15.00, E. Cocktails for 2 S e t...... $6.00 li'lii' $ -|8 5 K. Playboy Club Glasses, 7-oz. Richard John Krauskas F. Playboy Rocks Glasses, 8-oz. I. Termo Coffee Mugs, set of 4 Charges of third-d^ree rsuiT BFIIAY Susanne Marie Kolulski NOW Set of 8 ...... $5.00 c h a r c o a l ...... $ iiiiii forgery (two counts), criminal 20 lbs. Carol Lynn Krivick ...... ea. $1.00 8.00 L. Bartool Set, leather case$12.00 Impersonation (two counts) and Steven Edward Kudlach G. Playboy Shot Glass ....$ 1 .0 0 J. Playboy Club Glasses, 12-oz. M. Cocktail Stirrers FREE with third-degree larceny (two $ 0 9 5 $ 2 9 5 Kathryn Louise Kusztvan 6.99 H. Official Club Ashtray ...$1.00 Set of 8 ...... $6-50 any Playboy purchase. Robert Andrew Kydd counts) against John Daniels, $ 3 6 9 . $ 2 ' 2 9 TO 52, of Pawtucket, R.I., were 4 lbs Dan Edward LaHclle Model U-13K Nancy Jean Lawton 2 LOCATIONS TO SiRVE YOU! nolled. FOLDING BAR-B-Q 40 lbs. VEGETABLE AGWAY FRUIT SPRAY ■Mary Frances Legault 1' ' ■s* ■ . GRILL Rachel Marie Lemay CHARCOAL GARDEN DUST 9.99 ' A charge of third-degree For fruit plants, home gar-1 24" rustproof aluminum grid William C. Lodge dens, flowers and ornamen 'Vi'.Ti.'.’l-ifW-- 'I. *> assault against Elwood Hoff is big enough to grill lots of 100% hardwood charcoal w ide spectrum insect and Sharon Doris Longest tals. Controls disease and | man, 52, of 68 Strickland St., hamburger;! Folding legs. briquets are convenient and disease control, including Karl Hans Lunlla insects. (85-0172) was nolled. (74-0624) easy-to-light. (74-0005, 6) common aphids. (85-0333) Anthony Thomas Lupacchino iMSTaauRS, REBAL M EN'S SHOP Lesley Joan Lynch FREEZER BAM jUnOGMIO OR N-Wf COMPLETE MEH'S STORE" Daniel A. CafarellK 25, of,. Prices good through this weekend only Maureen Ann Lynch BUTTERFELD’S CHARCL Richard Joseph Lynch VERNON | 4 m Ashford, chargedT'With MANCHESTER ana. sttll ■•■IS Cheryl Ann Mallon TRI-CITY PLAZA operating a motor vehicle while Men Teas Wed Frf iiiiraiiT sier Jennifer Jane Malone .JttP 901-907 MAIN STREET under the influence of liquor, 872-0538 A30te«i00 ItUCKUMDiStnOffi Men Tu« Thun M Mary Katherine Manning- 643-2478 reckless driving and resisting Thun AWtoHaO 8:00 to 5:00 Denise Andrea Martin arrest, pleaded guilty to a sub $a»A00le4<30 540 NEW STATE RD., BUCKLANO MON.-FRI. 10:00 fo 9:00 Sot 8:0010 4:00 Michele Lo se Martin MON.-SAT.9:30to 5:30 ^ 1------1 sag- •-----s- - stitute charge of disorderly con ^IfiBMa TWOnMBOBjr Michael John MarziiUo SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30 LARSON’S Center [AGWAY] M E STORE W M o: THURSDAY 9:30 lo 9:00 13 WINDSOR AVE. duct and the reckless driving Ottwr Storn: Elljii|ton - Middiifiild ^ North Havon 643-5123 Karen Elaine Miwnard ROCKVILLE, CONNECTICUT 875-8333 charge. The charge of operating Patrick Francis McCahe , OPOtiOniYTlLB OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 875-7655 a motor vehicle while under the Grcia Eli/aheth MeC'onville SA1BRMY 1U i i r r a E i q s influence of liquor was nolled. ••Anne Palrieia McDeraiolt MANCHESTER PARKADE•ARKADEh m t a k e 1-86 TO EJUT | R W PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 15, 1973 MANCHESTER EVErjfING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 15. 1973- PAXJE NINE I Recent College Grads | Auxiliary Elects Officers About Town W atson-Kennedy Manchester Square Dance rounds. Mr. and Mrs. Ray f k ^ Club will have its final dance of Wilcox will have door duty. f®*" father’s Day Mrs. Vernon Muse of 691 W. ford Business and Professional the season Saturday at 8 p.m. at Refreshments will be served by the, Middle Tpke. recently was Women’s Club. She is a licensed Manchester High School. Earl Mr. and Mrs. Clarence elected chairman of the real estate broker and is Johnston, club caller, will call Wogman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marlow’s Is associated with Keith Real Manchester Auxiliary of Child the squares. Mi*, and Mrs. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Tops for Pops and Family Services of Connec Estate as a sales represen Ru8sell White will cue the Walter Andrews. ticut at its annual meeting at tative. She and her husband the home of Mrs. J.A. W ri^t, have one son. With 64 Wyllys St. She succeeds Mrs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Robert Healy. • : Other elected officers sure QUALITY Mrs. Robert Reault, vice cluir-. man; Mrs. Neal Tyler, About Town Church To Conduct secretary; and Mrs. John L. VonDeck, treasurer. Couples Bridge Group I of the LUGGAGE Committee chairmen are Manchester Newcomers Club 5-Day Bible School Mrs. Donald Forstrom, will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at program; Mrs. Paul Wiilhide the home of Mr. and Mrs. ^ V ^ Since 1911! Euid Mrs. Clifford Treat, ways Ronald Patchen, 15 Lydall St. A five-day Bible School will held July 20, which is open to all and means; Mrs. Rudolph UlsakerPhoto be conducted starting July 16 at parents and friends. The engagement of Miss Gorsch, publicity; Mrs. Walter The (Couples Club of South Deborah Ann McCarthy of Trinity Covenant Church, 302 To aid in the preparation of Fuss, volunteers; Mrs. United Methodist Church will Talcottville to F’fc. Peter Colin The engagement of Miss Bar Hackmatack St., with daily classes and refreshments, ad Theodore Trudon, telephone; have a cookout Saturday at 5:30 Marceau of Manchester, has bara Ellen Anderson of East sessions from 9 to 11:45 a.m. vance registration is suggested Mrs. Vernon Muse Hampton to Stephen Allen Mrs. David Barry, p.m. on ths veranda of Susan been announced by her parents, The Bible School is open to all and may be made by contacting JOHN V. lULlANO Free, also of East Hampton, CARoIL LYNNE CLARK membership. nah Wesley House of the (Councilman and Mrs. James E. children in the community from Mrs. James Anderson, 192 207 Spruce St. KEM HARTW ^L TYLER Service. She is a past president has been announced by her 44 Somerset Dr. 21 Ck>mstock'Rd. Also, Mrs. Robert Stanton church. McCarthy. the age of 3 to those entering Hollister St. Manchester of the Women’s Club of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Manchester and Mrs. Horace Brown, Pfc. Marceau is the son of Grade 7. Manchester Manchester and Waddell School BS Degree BA tlegree hospitality; Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. William H. A. Anderson of East Hampton. The theme of the school is BA Degree PTA and finance chairman for The Rev. Stephen White of St. Bryant College (Magna Cum Laude) Fitzgerald, horse show; Mrs. Marceau of 8 Tracy Dr. She is also the granddaughter of "One Way with Jesus.” The Dartmouth College the Cosmopolitan Qub. Mary’s Episcopal Church will Smithfield, R.I. Kent State University Roger Bagley, nominating; and Mrs. Winthrop Porter of the program will include Bible Hanover, N.H. She also belongs to the conduct a service Sunday at Miss McCarthy is a graduate About Town Kent, Ohio Mrs. John Fletcher Jr., Hebron-Gilead area. stories, crafts, songs, Auxiliary of Manchester 6:45 a.m. on radio station of Rockville High School and is legislative. now attending the University of Mr. Free is the son of Mrs. refreshments and a missionary Memorial Hospital, the WINF. The program is spon Hillstown Grange will have The newly elected chairman Connecticut School of Fine Norene Neville of Mansfield. project. An offering will be Manchester Garden Club, sored by the Manchester Area its annual chicken barbecue and is a member of South United Arts, majoring in music. The bride-elect is a graduate received each day. Manchester Republican Conference of Churches and the of East Hampton High School. strawberry sliortcake supper Methodist Church and its Her fiance is a graduate of The Rev. Norman E. Women’s Club, Manchester Manchester Area Clergy She is majoring in home Saturday froih 5 to 7 p.m. at Women!s Society of Cluistian Manchester High School and Swensen, pastor, will conduct Historical Society and the Hart Association. economics at the University of Grange Hall, 617 Hills St., East was attending Central Connec the opening worship. Mrs. Gary Connecticut School of Ekiuca- Choose from these Top Famous Brands:-— Hartford. There will also be a ticut State College before Lawrence is program director. m tion and will graduate in 1974. bake sale. Tickets will be entering the U. S. Army. He is • SAMSONITE • VENTURA A closing program will be Her fiance, a 1969 graduate of available at the door. presently on a tour of duty with East Hampton High School, the armed forces in Europe. • ATLANTIC ^ • SKYwWAY attends A. I. Prince Technical Westown Has It All! School, where he is taking a • AMERICAN TOURISTER 5 All Events Photo course as a journeyman’s plumber. He is employed as a Prices? Why morLOW of Course! Bevan Heads plumber at Pratt & Whitney Mrs. Peter John Watson Division of United Aircraft Cor AARP Group poration in Middletown. “We Accept Charge Cards” ^ At Your Service The marriage of Miss Diane gown of Alencon lace and nylon The couple plan a May 1974 Harold Bevan of 71A Charter Patricia Kennedy of Vernon designed with a mandarin wedding. Oak St. was installed for his se and Peter John Watson of collar, long sleeves and a This Sunday Is Father^s -Day, cond term as president of the Easthampton, Mass., was flounce hemline. Her floor Manchester Chapter, American solemnized May 12 at the length veil of illusion was MARLOWS LOOKING Association of R etir^ Persons, Sacred Heart Church in Vernon. arranged from a matching EVERYTHING FOR FAMILY AND HOME SINCE 19111 at its luncheon Wednesday headpiece, and she carried a Let Us Help You To Treat Dad Royally! The bride is the daughter of Downtown Main St., Manchester — 649-5221 afternoon at Willie's Steak Mr. and Mrs. David Dundan semi-cascade of miniature car Button, Button LAWRENCE MARON CONSTANCE L. BELFIORE MARK E. CONNORS House. , • Kennedy of Hillside Manor nations and stephanotis with an Open 6 Days — Thurs. Nights till 9:00 GLASS II Tankeroosen Rd. 40 Forest St. 275 Lake St. Other officers installed are Ave., Vernon. The bridegroom orchid in the center. Change a plain white , Vernon Manchester Manchester ELECTRIC John Dormer, first vice presi is the son of Mr. and Mrs. - Miss Tricia Duffin of Vernon blouse into a real eye-catch ^ MS Degree BA Degree BS Degree RAZORS dent; Miss (Jeneva Pentland, was maid of honor. She wore an er by removing the white Joseph Watson of Easthamp buttons and adding brignl BEAUTY SALON Stanford University Kirkland College University of Maine ■y second yjce president; Ethel ton, Mass. Empire gown of aqua fashioned Stanford, Calif. Clinton, N.Y. Orono, Maine • SNICK with scoop neckline, long red or black for contrast, or Leleu, secretary; Thomas The Rev. Edward Konopka of use several different colors. Read Herald Advertisements 150 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • Nosaco Seaver, corresponding the Sacred Heart Church per sleeves and a flounce hemline. • REMINSTON secretary; and Miss Beatrice She wore a matching headpiece 2nd FLOOR PISTACHIO formed the double-ring Clulow, treasurer. ceremony and offered the and carried a bouquet of yellow Members of the board of Mass. Arrangements of yellow and orchid spring flowers. College Note NUTS '■®8- fe.58 directors are James McKay, and orchid spring flowers were Joseph Watson of Easthamp j INTRODUCING Keith Johnston, George Potter- on the altar. ton, Mass., served as his s John C. Leggitt of 72 Walker won second place in a Student ton, Gertrude Liddon and Her The bride, given in marriage brother’s best man. Robert St., a student at the Rhode Design Competition sponsored man Schendel. by her father, wore an Empire Watson, of Southampton, Island School of Design, has by the InerRoyal Conraration. Mass., brother of the FATHER’S DAY MISS DEBBIE bridegroom, was usher. A reception was held at the NOW A MEMBER home of the bride’s parents in OF OUR STAFF STAR eAXERr* Vernon. After a trip to Cape ■By CLAY R. POLLAN- ARIES LIBRA from SHOOR ^ mmIIim Cod, Mass., the couple will live Miss Debbie Invites all her MA«. 21 JM Your Daily Activity Guida- at 33 Ward Ave., Easthampton, According to the Start. mil V Mass. SPECIAL 19 u friends and customers to To develop message for Saturday, visit her at Looking Glass II. ,18-32-48.68 3- 4- 5- 6 i FAMOUS NAME VAST PIPE SELECTION Mrs., Watson graduated from '69-75-79-81 Di of your Zodiac birth sign. 7-13-56 1 MEN’S TOILETRIES ' from $4.00 Up Rockville High School and is TAURUS scoRrio 1 i APH. 20 I'Keep 31 Thot 61 On 1 employed at W.T. Grant’s in 2 Ease 32 Potient 62 Hot OCT. 2 1 ^ ^ Holyoke, Mass. Mr. Watson This Week Only 3 Be 33 Spending 63 Striving HOY. 21
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 15. 1973— PAGE FIFTEEN SSSSSSSSs^ Devaluation Holds Promise For Workers COMIC WRITER Herald WARWICK, R.I. (A P )-A t Public Records 18, G r^ Potter is already a American exports by making cerned. The United States area where consumers will feel EDITOR’S NOTE - This is But there are some relative cents a bottle at most because professional comic book writer them less costly and thus more achieved its first trade surplus a pinch. Yesterdays the second of two articles on the bargains, including Scotch the producing countries Warranty Deed Manchester, June 16, South with several published stories competitive overseas, and to in IVz years during April, with "Prices have gone up on whisky, Polish vodka, revalued their currency at a Gardening Eleanor L. Phillimore to Karl in a comic magazine. impact of the devaluation of the United Methodist Church. slow imports by making them merchandise exports exceeding everything from anchovies to doll^. Jamaican rum and Spanish, smaller upward rate than A. and Margaret L. Niel^n, Joseph John Smith, 20 Lucien He has a collection of over more expensive in the U.S. imports by a seasonally nuts,” said David Jawitz, presi Greek and Israeli wines. These Japan or the Common Market property at 97 Weaver Rd., con St., and Christine Josephine 25 Years Ago 2,000 comic books, including market. That was the same adjusted $196.3 million. dent of Camerican Inter rare copies of Batman. Potter, By DEBORAH M. RANKIN items have gone up only a few bloc. veyance tax $31.90. Dziczek, Vernon, June 22. A class of nineteen can idea behind the first devalua national a processed food im with a college freshman, once AP Business Writer Judgment Lien David Mata, 257 Adams St., didates for membership in the tion in 1971. porter. The increases range published his own comic book NEW YORK (AP) - While Some economists dismiss the Wilson Sporting Goods and Brenda Lee Soucy, 206 Dilworth-Comell-Quay Post The time lag between adop from 3-4 per cent on some fan magazine for some time. dollar devaluation shows signs April figures as illusory and say FRANK ATWOOD against Albert Gay son, proper Eldridge St. 102, American Legion, is in tion of such a program and staples to 10 per cent on items of success abroad, American much of the gain was due to the ty at 44 Village St., $347.85. Building Permits itiated in a ceremony conducted observable effects is generally such as tomatoes and consumers are feeling the pinch increased dollar value of major COLOR - B/W TV Lis'Pendens Mak Construction Co. Inc., by Chef DeGare William Den ... Take A Ride Before You Decide... six months to two years. It’s pineapples, which have had of higher-priced foreign goods. export items such as Ernestine C! Brown versus new dwelling at 34 Lydall St., nis. expected that consumers will poor worldwide yield. A survey shows prices of im chemicals, rather than in A “witches’ broom” has been Tariffville nurseryman, on land Robert E. Brown, one-half in $ 2 2 , 0 0 0 . Clean, Lata Modal | feel the impact of higher-priced “But we’re selling a lot more & STEREO REPAIRS ported go^s have gone up on creased sales volume. described as “a bush growing he owns in Mprrisville, Va. He terest in three parcels on Henry Mak Construction Co. Inc. for imports almost immediately, cheese, perhaps because *1 Da]i Cany-In Service TEST DRIVE AN everything from artichoke Some observers maintain on a tree.” Peasants in central told Dr. Wasman about it, found St. Susan Smith Hauser, addition to but positive effects such as there’s been so much publicity I USED CARS ^ hearts to automobiles as a steeper price tags won’t deter a Europe believed the “brooms” the professor was keenly in . Lease dwelling at 16 Ferguson Rd., 10 Years Ago' higher employment that arise about how much meat costs *State Ucensed Electronic Technician$ re su lt of t h e -10 per cent large segment of the were ridden by witches on their terested, and then assign^ his E.K. Associates to Consumer $12,500. Lucila C. Kurtz from Passo Top Pricaa Paid from boosting exports purchasing public. these days,” said part owner nightly jaunts. Ozark farmers own crew to dig the tree with a Sales of Manchester Inc., store Jaan Laine for Harriet B. and Fundo, Rio Grande do Sul, For All Makes devaluation in February. sometimes take longer. Larry Klein. * Electronic Diagnostic Equipment used "Right now devaluation is used to hang a branch from one ball of earth and move it to in Broad St. Shopping Parkade,. Darden E. Haslett, new Brazil, visits Mr. and Mrs. Ber CARTER CHEVROLET OPEL of these extraordinary growths for period April 1, 1973 to Oct. Connecticut. dwelling at 78 Blue Ridge Dr., nard Ladabouche through the correctly' perceived as a “ Highly affluent buyers with W i n e U p Saves you Time & Money! in the smokehouse to frighten From his examination of the 31, 1979, with option to renew $50,000. International Farm Youth CO., MC. negative thing because it's a “In their role as consumers, discriminating taste aren’t Wine prices have risen sharp TODAY! witches away from the hams white pine, Dr. Waxman says for an additional five years. Earl F. Darby, additions to Exchange Program of the 4-H 1220 Main Street major factor in the horrendous Americans have been hurt by ly too. ^hieffelin, a major im going to be diverted from what and bacon. the “broom” developed six Marriage Licenses dwelling at 99 Farm Dr., $3,500. Club. Pljone 646-6464 ^ DECIDE FOR YOURSELF inflation we have,” said devaluation,” said Wolman. they want,” said Arthur Freed porter, says costs have risen 10- APPLIANCE SERVICENTER “ But they’re going to benefit in Dr. Sidney, Waxman, or years ago from a side bud. It Kenneth David Baldwin and THEPllOOFOFTHEPIIDDINGISMTRETASTMG! William Wolman, an economist man, professor at the Wharton 30 per cent with the biggest 707 MAIN STREH MANCHESTER with Argus Research Corp. their role as wage earners, 643-7577 namental horticulturist at the has grown into a dense clump of Patricia Ann McVeigh, both School of Finance. “They’ll still jumps in some premium University of Connecticut, stiff branches and twigs with The aim of devaluation was to although’ it will probably take French and German wines Open: M-S 8:30-5:30 Thws. Til 9 purchase Jaguars, caviar, knows some scientific facts as short needles. The terminal bud IN STOCK reduce this country’s $6.8- until next year before this where demand is great but the French wine and audio equip well as folklore about “witches’ of the original tree, meanwhile, billion trade deficit — the becomes apparent.” crop is small. O L D TESTAMENT STILL AVAILABLE AT THE ment, even if they do cost brooms” and he can has continued growing as white difference between our imports more.” RETURNS 100% GUARANTEED and exports — by lessening the demonstrate in his nursery at pines are supposed to do, KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - OLD PRICES! value of the dollar against other Devaluation Working the University that a large and straight up. Sheriff Bernard Waggoner, FOR 60 DAYS WITH DRASTIimUNTS ON NEW ’73 CHRYSIERS & DODGES varied collection of interesting Unexplained Change currencies. Government figures suggest ■ " 'i m A C A u n u < '■ counseling a drifter at a half the devaluation program is Auto Sales low-growing evergreens can be The “broom” is the result of way house for alcoholics, recov CARS NO MILEAGE LIMITATION More Exports May Be Hurt grown from “witches’ broom” a mutation, a mysterious ered a Bible he had lost 30 finally working, at least as far Iiyiy."'*.’’”” "'-"" *"'• ■«A«15rsie«, nKKKsrsTB, win, w w . The idea was to increase as the nation as a whole is con- Economists speculate stock. change in genetic make-up of a years ago during World War II. SH O P.. .THENSTOPAT however, that devaluation will The tree in the picture, taken plant that nobody seems to have The man showed the sheriff a hurt sales of passenger cars,' at the nursery in Storrs, was explained. In effect, a new Bible with the name Waggoner 72 FOM $3895 71 CHEVROLET $3195 VOLKSWAGENS this country’s principal import found by Robert W. Baker, variety of white pine has on it. Waggoner said it was the Country Sedan. TO-paesenger KIngswood 9-passenger Station Wagon. V-8, automatic, power Questions, Answers item with a total value of some appeared. The original tree, same Bible issued to him when Wagon. V-8. automatic, power 67V01KSWMIH $1495 he entered the Army in 1943. steering, power brakes, factory air. steering, power brakes, air con $5.7 billion. says Dr. Waxman, is about nine Yellow. Very low mileage. ditioning. blue. 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Alfred Fordham of the Arnold Convertible. V-8, automatic, power Sedan. 4-spaed, blua. the poyer yet? steering, very low mileage. Blue. wage-price controls. counterbalanced by the nation’s Wish Father A Happy Arboretum of Harvard Univer A. First, it is requiring * 1 6 9 5 * 1 3 9 5 * 3 8 9 5 increasing need for foreign “Father’s Day,” Then sity, to see the tree. Dr. Sidney Waxman stands besides a white pine with a Q. Are prices of everything exporters to make reports to sold in stores covered by the fuel. Tell Him You Want A Since then Dr. Waxman has remarkable “witches’ broom” growing from a side branch the Commerce Department, freeze? Petroleum and its 1970DODGE Car For Graduation! found about 20 of the strange near the base. Such natural mutations are being used as beginning Thursday, on any 1970 FUT 1969 CHEVROLET growths. Mr. Fordham also has A. The answer is yes. There byproducts, with a value of $4.3 CORONET 440. Aulamotk, pow* BEL AIR 4 OR. SEDAN. 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I T J w o 1 1 r r \ PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., June 15, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, June 15, 1973 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Frank Robinson Ruins Sox S lo w P i t c h 10 of 15 Track Events Herald Angle ANAHEIM (AP) — Bobby Winkles was in a state of awe. Sox—and they needed to offset the cannonading of Yastrzemski. The Boston Red Sox, meanwhile, were in a state of shock. With the Angels leading 1-0 in the sixth, Yastrzemski unloaded "There is no doubt,” Winkles was saying, “That No. 20 is all he a three-run homer for th third straight night. By Earl Yost is acclaimed to be—a superstar.” Y az^rove in nine runs in the tluee games with his three Canceled in AAU Meet No. 20 is Frank Robinson. homers, a double and a sipgle. Softball Robinson delivered his 11th homer and 11th double Thursday But Pinson and Robinson collaborated for four homers, three Sports Editor night as the California Angels rallied for a 5-3 victory over Carl doubles and 11 runs batted in during the three games. Yastrzemski and the Red Sox. The victory moved the Angels into “I p e s s you can say the Geritol generation struck again,” Pin BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) - Steve Williams, Chuck However, lack of competition in nine events forced of third place in the American L eape West. son said. LaBenz and Steve Prefontaine kicked off the 85th AAU ficials to move those who did show up automatically into Robinson’s two-run homer got the Angels even at 3-3 in the Pinson is 34 years old and Robinson admits to 37. TONIGHT’S GAMES EASTERN men’s track championships in impressive style but finals. sixth and another Angel veteran, Vada Pinson, won it with a Rudy May went eight innings to improve his record to 5-6. But Sportsman vs, Acadia, 7:30 Dave Vittner banged five hits otherwise the first of three days of competition was un as Vittner’s Garden downed In a tenth event — the pole vault — swirling winds caused seventh-inning single that scored Rudy Meoli with the winning if was May’s first victory since May 13, Dave Sells saved it. • Fitzgerald expectedly bland. Groman vs. Fogarty, 8:4S • Manchester JC’s, 24-5, at Nebo. so much havoc that officials called off qualifying and Duckpin Tourney Here run. John Curtis, 3-7, absorbed the licking. Few showed up to see what never happened as 10 of the moved all 19 vaulters into Saturday finals. ‘T d hate to think where we’d be without Frank,” Pinson said Fitzgerald Vito Kaminskas, Greg Ber- Robinson’s double and Ken Berry’s single gave California a 16 15 scheduled events were canceled — mostly because n ot. In this afternoon’s competition, world record holders Holiday Lanes will be the site this weekend of the 19th after watching Robinson at work. “We’d probably be like last mingham, Norm Vittner and lead in the fourth but Yastrzemski’s 10th homer following singles enough athletes showed up for the competition Thursday Rod Milburn and A1 Feuerbach are heavily favored to win - annual National Duckpin All-Star Championships starting year—out of contention.” by Reggie Smith and Carlton Fisk put Boston ahead in the sixth. DUSTY Mike Escavich each had four The Angels battled Dean hits. night. their specialties. Saturday. A field of 96 will compete, 64 men and 32 women Nine of Robinson’s last 10 hits have been for extra bases—three Pinson singled and Robinson homered-his lltb—in the sixth for Machine down to the wire as JC’s Don Maloney and Ralph The 24-year-old La Benz was the biggest surprise of the Milburn, who came within one-tenth of a second of his with a total purse of $12,200. The men’s champ will receive homers and ^ix doubles. a tie and consecutive twoout singles by Meoli, Sandy Alomar and both clubs scored i every in Amwake each contributed two evening, winning his heat of the mile trials in 4:04.0, his 120-yard high hurdle record last week with a 13.1 clocking, $3,000 with the women’s winner taking home $1,500...New “This team needs some muscle and that’s what I’m trying to Pinson produced the winning run for the Angels in the seventh. give them,” Robinson explained. “I know my average won’t be as ning. ’The Angels prevailed, 23- bingles. fastest time in two years. He was last in the field of 11 with faces rival Tom Hill and youngster Charles Foster on the UConn varsity football head coach, Larry Naviaux, has They added another run in the eight on an error by Boston se high but I’m going up there trying to drive the ball hard.” 20, at Robertson. Bob Person INDY 300 yards to go before racing home ahead of Mark Feig of Bakersfield Memorial Stadium’s Tartan track. Milburn purchased a house on Bunker Hill Rd. in Coventry, just a cond baseman John Kennedy, Mike Epstein’s single and Berry’s Both Robinson and Pinson enjoyed a big series against the sacrifice fly. homered and had three base Pizza House scored 13 runs in Oregon. won the 110-meter event last year in the AAU meet with few streets down from the Nathan Hale Homestead. knocks to the lead the attack the first three innings en route “I knew six qualified for the finals but when I came off Hill third. Naviaux, when coaching at Boston University, resided in while teammate A1 Smith to a 14-7 win over Gunver the last turn I felt so good I just kept moving,” said the Stampers at Keeney Field. Feuerbach holds the world mark of 71-7 in the shot put Concord, Mass., which must make him a Patriot of followed with a triple and three former Arizona State runner who has a best of 3:56.9 doubles. Ray Fossman also had Larry Weigent pounded four yet has never won an AAU title, but this year is more than sorts...One good rule Little League baseball has in before being struck by a series of injuries. three feet better than his nearest rival. Manchester is giving the responsibility of turning in the four safeties. hits while teammate Rich Williams Gambled In a losing effort, Wayne Higgins also rapped four Williams, a tall, lanky dashman who equalled the world In the hammer throw, 10 Americans surpassed the 200- game results for publication to the winning coach. If you Loiigfellow and Gary Richards bingles. Bruce Hence and Carl 100 yard record of 9.1 earlier this year, led 16 qualifiers foot mark with Tom Gage leading 12 men into today’s had to depend upon losers, a number of results would never each had three hits. Buckingham each had three into today’s semifinals of the 100 by clocking 9.4 into a finals with a best of 212-10. show. This statement is fact, not fiction, and proven CANDLELIGHT hits each. strong headwind. Other finals this evening are to be held in the long jump, through experience before the current rule went into And It Paid Off A 12-run scoring burst by For the losers, Rich Prefontaine, Oregon’s distance ace, breezed home in his 100, 440-yhrd intermediate hurdles and the 6-mile nln effect...Known as Bloody Nose Nate during his days as a WINF powered the station to a Bradshaw homered and had two heat of the three mile trials, clocking 13:17.8. featuring Sullivan award winner Frank Shorter. Qualifying football player, State Comptroller Nate Agostinelli of 20-13 victory over Willie’s Steak hits followed by Mike Danghes AMERICAN LEAGUE will also be held in the discus, triple jump, and 880. House at Mt. Nebo. Lloyd also with three safeties. Manchester is now in ‘serious’ training for an exhibition East OAKLAND (AP)—It seemed like a gam “I’m having a good year but we’re in Boutilier and Jim Colla each FELINE boxing bout with Hartford Mayor George Athanson next W L Pet GB ble, but nanager Dick Williams of the fifth place. It would be a p e a t year if we had four base knocks while Ron WINF pushed across 13 runs montk Ih-oceeds from the three one-minute-round bouts Detroit 30 27 .526 Oakland A’s made it pay off. were leading,” he said. Allen homered and had two in the first inning and then went will go to the leukemia fund. Agostinelli is working under Milwaukee 30 27 .526 Williams took out pitcher Dave H a m ilto n ^ off to i shaky start when Elks Honor Manchester High Athletes hits. on to defeat Roosevelt Mills, 22- Trainer Sammy Maltempo, a one-time pro battler...Barry Neerk 31 28 .525 Hamilton, who was working on a shutout, he gave up a single and walk to the first Willie’s Gary Dorsey also 5, at Illing. Katy Sawka and Baltimore 27 26 .509 1 and called in Rollie Fingers from the two batters he faced. That brought Sheckley, former East Catholic and ’Trinity College homered, doubled and singled Judy Derench each had three bullpen against the New York Yankees Williams to the mound for a pep talk. baseball and football player, is the new cross-country Boston 27 28 .491 2 while Don Dowling contributed hits for the winners. Cleveland 22 36 .379 Thursday night. Willians realized that his “He told me that if I wanted to pitch in 5 coach at Manchester Conununity College...Bob Corlett, three singles. Cindy Talaga doubled for the pitching change would bring the American the major leapes. I’d better show him MCC soccer coach, is again planning an expedition this West REC losers who managed only six Stoneman, Saunders 32 22 .593 L eap e’s leading hitter — Ron Blomberg that I could,” Hamilton said. Looking Back at the Local Sports Scene Chicago Led by Bob Magnano, his. summer into Canada and Newfoundland, a three-week — to the plate to face Fingers. He then got Matty Alou to pound into a Minnesota 30 25 .545 Clarence Switzer, Connie Banas span. Youths interested may contact Corlett at his Vernon “Thurmon Munson has more power than double play and Bobby Murcer Hied out to Twenty five years ago the Army & Navy Bill Murray, Pete Aceto, Henry Frey, Charlie California 29 27 .518 4 and Mark Snyder, each with LITTLE MISS home...One of the surprises of the Little Miss Softball Oakland 31 29 .517 4 Blomberg. I didn’t want him batting end the inning. three hits. Center Congo edged Sylvia Pennock’s grandslam entry ruled the hasketball picture at the Beilis. Front, Manager Nick Angelo, Tom League this season was the 11-10 decision Ansaldi’s Texas 19 35 .352 13 against Hamilton,” Williams said. The Yankees had oi^ly one other runner West Side Rec. Rear row, Henry Smachetti, Martin, Frank Wilson, Jim McCurry. Gain Top Laurels Tonight Multi Circuits, 16-12 at Mt. homer lifted the BA Club to a notched over Willie’s. It was the first defeat suffered by Thursday's Games “Blomberg can’t be too p ea t. He doesn’t as far as second base until the ninth in 4:.30 Red Sox vb. A’b, play every day.” ning, when Murcer and Graig Nettles Nebo. 13-6 ^in over ’Turnpike TV last WTIC the latter in three years. Baltimore 8, Kansas City 3 Multi’s Mike McCarthy Fingers got Blomberg to ground out for singled. night at Martin Field. 9:00 Yanks vg, Angels, Oakland 3, New York 0 rapped three bingles while the final out, which preserved a 36 victory That brought Fingers into the game and Awards were plentiful last Stimac, Hugh Greer soccer WINF California 5, Boston 3 Mike Balesano, Tim Cun Nassiff Arms bombed Bantly Bossidy, Stoneman and Only games scheduled for Hamilton. he racked up his fifth save of the season. night at the Elks Home at Saturday ningham and Bill Zwick each Oil, 24-4. Cherie Dow and Iteth Harvard trophy; Dave Fleishman, Scott Wiggin were presented The A’s did their scoring with the long The defeat dropped the Yankees from the annual Lettermen’s 2:15 (22-30) Dodgers vs. Friday’s Games had two nits. MacDonald both stroked MB^s Absorb Football Player-of-the- sweaters for winning ^six ball. Sal Bando and Reggie Jackson con first to third place in the American Expos One of These Days..or Nights Texas (Siebert 3-5) at CHARTER OAK Dinner for Manchester Week; Aaron Bayer, Frank . career letters. nected for back-to-back homers on con League East. ’They are one percentage homers for the winners. Regatta I To Boycott 3:00 (8) Wide World of Baltimore (Cuellar 26), N Wholesale Tire scored four High’s athlete^. Busch Swimming Award; One of these days - or. nights - the lighting unit at Robert Minnesota (Woodson 5-3) at secutive pitches by loser George Medich point behind Detroit and Milwaukee, who Sports runs in the sixth to defeat Army & Navy trounced Tom Tucker, Ray D’Amato son Park’s softball diainond will be operating. It may take Detroit (Perry 7-4), N in the sixth inning. are tied for the lead. 4:30 (22) Red Sox vs. A’s, F u lle r’s P ackage, 9-8, at ■ -Wilson Electric, 22-5, behind First Setback...p The Gus Guadino Award, Basketball Award; Coach a few weeks, even months; but with a little patience they Kansas City (Splittorff 9-3) at Bando’s homer was his 12th of the Hamilton earned himself another start WTIC Fitzgerald. Mike Gabion went Chris Fedorchak’s three home Fa^rite ^ for the best athlete in the Southern Fleets Cleveland (Tidrow 46), N season and Jackson now has 10. against the Kansas City Royals Monday Jim Moriarty presented 4:30 (8) U.S. Open will be operating. Ernie Tureck, Park Department head, 3-3 while Tom Crowley, Mike runs. Mary Majewski and Karin Langan Volkswagen’s John Bogus hit and pitched his senior class, went to soccer, Jackson increased his total of runs night in Kansas City. LONDON (AP) - At least 21 Bossidy with a special 9:00 Yanks vs. Angels, reports once the fixtures arrive it will take his men several Milwaukee (Slaton 3-5) at Zotta and Cat Coolidge each had Lindstrom both had solo blasts. club to a 7-3 victory over previously unbeated Moriarty basketball and track stan NEW HAVEN (AP). - Gary batted in to 50 for the season, but he still LEDYARD (AP) - This basketball award; Steve WINF days to erect and adjust them properly. ’Tureck reports Chicago (Wood 146), N two bingles. ' American tennis stars are Brothers last night at St. Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield. dout Phil Stoneman. Guierrieri and Jim Gorman isn’t satisfied. year’s Yale-Harvard Rowing ready to boycott Wimbledon un Hadge, Elks Tennis Award; Sunday there was no contract deadline or penalty clause as the Boston (Pattin 6-7) at For the losers, Bruce Fish In a high scoring contest, The local nine now sports a 3-1 record. Tonight at Willow- have been elected co-captains f Regatta on Saturday means not less a British high court judge The Clarke Award, going Jack Maloney higljest 3:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec town is doing the work. ’The season is only six weeks old. Oakland (Hunter 8-3), N homered and singled with Willie’s edged Hagler Realty, brook Park Moriarty’s will play the New Britain Falcons neft year’s Southern Connec New York (Stottlemyre 76) only victory or defeat but overrules the suspension of to the best scholar-athlete, tacular Barry London collected three 18-12. Stacey Monahan had a baseball batting average, ticut State College baseball The lights were scheduled to be ready for the April 30 at California (Singer 10-3), N whether Harvard sets a record Yugoslavia’s Nikki Pilic and at 6. good citizen was claimed by 3:30 (8) U.S. Open singles. four bagger while Betty Dubial Nassiff Arms’ Award; Dave team, the college said J opener...’The 1973 New York Jet film, which captures Hottest Team in Baseball for consecutive wins in the declares him eligible to play. Bogus allowed seven hits and Chris Saunders. 4:30 (3) CBS Tennis Tour Major League ! SILK CITY • pounded four singles. In a losing Bidwell lowest pitching Thursday. highlights of the NFL play, is titled ‘"The Search for the NATIONAL LEAGUE j traditional race. The handsome 33-year-old contributed a 395-foot homer to Gene Johnson’s controversial Jeff Geyer and Manager nament The red-hot Moriarty effort, Sandy Gamer, Candy earned run average, Frank Magic Slipper.”... Sam DeLuca, former Jet linetnan, has East The favored crimson crew Pilic was the center of the spark the VW attack. Bob Valk- home run over the 385-foot John Bossidy were the only Guerrieri, of Orange, was the 4:30 (22) Red Sox vs. A’s, “ — -Leaders---^ Brothers team turned back Blasko, Shelly Valentine and Granato trophy; Mark Odell WTIC been add^ to the NBC staff of b|i;oadcasters for next fall’s W L Pet GB has won each of the past 10 biggest storm this tournament and Muriarty both collected mark knocked in two MB runs double letter winners. Geyer Owls’ top pitcher and had a 2-3 DeMaio Paving, 10-3, at Deb Boud all had homers. in the fifth. The last tally came - Wrestling Award. The 4:30 Yanks vs. Angels, NFL games. ‘The former South Carolina All-American^has Chicago 36 24 .600 races over the four-mile has known in its 96-year history. two hits each. won the Elks Cross Country won-lost record this year. Gor NATIONAL LEAGUE Fitzgerald. Joe Amaio had Thames River course. That in the seventh when Frank most improved wrestler WINF been a radio analyst since 1968 when an injury cut short his Montreal 28 25 .528 ihi Expos Second The International Lawn Tennis Award and also the Pete man, of Wethersfield, led the BATTING (115 at b a ts )- three hits while Craig Jordan, Wyman Oil downed equals its winning string DiMauro walked, an error and trophy went to Rich Prune- Monday playing career...Kevin O’Malley has joined CBS as direc St. Louis 28 29 .491 6^ Federation suspended him Wlgren Track Award. team with a .333 batting Maddox, SF, .344; Mota, LA, Ed Kowal .and Don Romano Manchester Carpet, 104. Jan against Yale during the 1936-48 because he didn’t turn out for Frank Wicz’s second hit scored tle; Scott Leone won the average. 8:15 (22-.30) Angels vs. tor of sports development. He’s the son of Bob O’Malley, New York 25 29 .463 8 A SURPRISED CATCHER Other winners were Blaz .341. each produced two safeties. Bidwell had four hits followed period, which included three Yugoslavia in a Davis Cup DiMauro. Bob Carlson also Golf Award. White Sox u Pittsburgh 24 29 .453 81r^ MONTREAL (AP) - One of former local athlete, and now a successful physician in In N.L. West RUNS-Bonds, SF, 63; Rose, Two bits came from Jim by three from teammate war years without races. match. banged two hits. - Philadelphia 24 34 .414 11 McIntosh and Bob Tedford with the most surprised young men Holyoke...Jack Rose, ’Twi Baseball League president, West Cin, 42; Wynn, Htn, 42; Rachel Elliot. ’The losers were The drama is heightened by Pilic sought ah injunction reports the Hartford of Umpires refused to work any one of the latters’ hits being a led by Robin Mattarelli with the fact that Yale’s switch to a in the National League has to Left hander Jay Tyler will San Francisco 39 25 .609 W.Davis, LA, 42. today in the high court to be Montreal Expo catcher Ter games if outside boards worked games in communities RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, home run. two bingles. trimester schedule next year restrain the ILTF and the All probably get the mound assign Los Angeles . 37 24 .607 Ms NEW YORK (AP) — The hottest team in baseball isn’t ry Humphrey. The 23-year-old ment tonight for Moriarty’s. other than Hartford. ’This is the reason the Manchester Houston 34 29 .540 4ti! Cin, 49; Ferpson, LA, 47. probably will interrupt, if not England Club, which runs leading its division...yet. But then, it’s only June. Give the Lynch Toyota broke a 66 tie Manchester Olds rolled over Chickasha, Okla., native says: L Board does not work in Manchester or Rockville...The ’Twi Cincinnati 31 28 .525 5ti! HITS—Bonds, SF, 86; end, the 108-year-old series. Wimbledon, from banning him. Montreal Expos some time. with a long run in the ninth to Manchester Moulding, 11-1. “I wasn’t offered as much League’s use of the desipated hitter has been accepted by Atlanta 26 34 .433 11 Fuentes, SF, 78. Harvard Coach Harry The Association of Tennis money as I planned on but I Next week will be a busy one The Expos stretched their defeat Manchester Honda, 76. Lisa Schwartz had two homers Parker, questioned Thursday at For the guy who practically lives Joe Fan as a step in the right direction...It’s hard to un- San Diego 20 42 .323 18 DOUBLES-Simmons, StL, Professionals claimed 64 of its talked with my parents. Both for the locals. Monday night winning streak to six games single and a home run, Bob Wojciechowski singled and and Jenine Cain had a solo th e c r e w ’s R ed Top they plat in Bristol at 7:30, derstand why Manchester Hi^h passes over the Thursday’s Gaities 15; Bonds, SF, 15. 97 members have signed a peti suggested ‘Well, remember, N celebrating his 35th birthday homered while Bruce Hancock blast. Montreal 5, San Diego 3 Thursday night with a 5-3 deci TRIPLES-Metzger, Ttn, 9; headquarters on the Thames, tion saying they would not play you don’t have a summer job.’ return to Mt. Nebo Tuesday at 6 Manchester Board of Baseball Umpires in favor of the sion over San Diego, the coldest , and the Cubs defeated Houston and Wes Feshler each had two Chicago 5, Houston 4 Sanguillen, Pgh, 7. said thi^year’s race seemed lit Wimbledon unless Pilic is So I signed just to have a job to face the East Hartford onthegolfcourse. Hartford Board each spring to work its home games. For ' team in baseball. The victory for Ferpson Jenkins’ seventh hits. Ansaldi’s downed over Ar Only games scheduled HOME RUNS-Stargell, Pgh, tle difmrent from those of the allowed to compete. for the summer. I didn’t really Merchants and trek to victory of the season. Honda’s Mike Pagani went 3- years the Manchester Chapter supplied the men for MHS Friday’s Games kept M ontreal a m ere 4% 17; H.Aaron, Atl, 16. mory Package, 20-13. Nella recentpast. If Pilic’s legal action fails, it ever think about going any Rockville’s Henry Park games back of Chicago in the “You have good years...lead 5 and Merrill Myers hit a cir Leigher had two homers while games. The local chapter today includes nearly a dozen Chicago (Hooton 6-3) at STOLEN BASES-Morgan, But tension was evident in appears the fans will not see where in the game.” Thursday night to face the National League’s East Divi the leape in hitting...play in cuit shot, plus a single. Jean Hennigan blasted a top-flight umpires who work college schedules, llie reason Atlanta (Harrison 1-2), N Cin, 27; Bonds, SF, 21. Harvard co-captain Gene Stan Smith, the big U.S. Davis Orioles, also at 6. sion.'. the all star game...be named grandslam. can’t that Manchester men are ineligible for one local San Francisco (Bryant 10-3) PITCHING (6 Decisions)- LaBarre’s comment, that the Cup star, defend his Wimbledon A home on the golf course. That’s because the Cubs rookie of the year...all of that,” resident works the games.. .Speaking of umpires, one CIAC at Philadelphia (Twitchell 5-2), Bryant, SF, 10-3, .769, 2.17; crew “definitely would not like title. remembered to win the only said Williams. “But what you tourney arbiter, working a semifinal game in Class A, said N P.Niekro, Atl, 6-2, .750, 2.55. to be the first of Harry's crews “Stan was one of the first to The only drive you'll have to worry about other NL game Thursday night, really want is to play in a World STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, Too Small in High School to lose4o Yale;’’ sign,” said Jack Kramer, ATP he had worked all the home games of one of the par , Los Angeles (Downing 5-3) at Series. I’d trade all of this for is off the tee. Montreal (McAnally 3-1), N beating Houston 5-4. In the 99; Carlton, Phi, 92 Yale Coach Tony Johnson executive director. At this beautiful condominium commu ticipating sqhools for several years. If true, this is a viola American Leape, Baltimore that.” Pittsburgh (Moose 5-5) at noted that Harvard has failed to Cliff Drysdale, ATP presi nity in Wallingford,.you can live just off the tion as no umpire may accept more than three home rallied for an 8-3'victory over Cincinnati (Norman 1-7), N Orioles-Royals AMERICAN LEAGUE win the last three Eastern dent, said all the rest of the U.S. rolling fairways of our own 9-hole, par 36 assipm ents at any one school except in the case of an Kansas City, California beat Sprints after dominating the San Diego (Arlin 2-3) at New Baltimore roared from BATTING (115 at b a ts)- Davis Cup team ifas signed the golf course (soon to be a full 18-holes). At emergency. Boston 5-3 and Oaklanid l^lanked Pete Rose Ready event and should not be Yo'rk (Matlack 36), N behind with seven runs in the Blomberg, NY, .403; D.Allen, petition-Tom Gorman, Harold the end of a busy day, or for great weekend the New York Yankees 36. overrated. St. Louis (Foster 4-3) at eighth inning to wipe out a 3-1 Chi .342. Solomon, Erik Van Dillen and pleasure, just grab your clubs and “away As for Yale, he said, “We’ve Houston (Roberts 6-3), N Expos-Padres Kansas City lead and defeat the RUNS^Mayberry, KC, 40; Dick Stockton. you go.” No problem. To Join ‘Big Boys’ rowed at a lower pace all year The Expos have won nine oF.^ Royals. Bohby Grich’s leadoff Carew, Min, 39. And no problem with "golf widows" and we moved the boat well. I their 12 games this month and triple started the rally and Paul RUNS BATTED either. At Pilgrim's Harbor there's plenty to think we do better on a longer do for everyone, golfer or non-golfer. You Coventry Pats All-Conference summer Job. have taken a firm pip on se Blair’s bases-loaded triple put IN-M ayberry, KC, 57; CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati’s Pete Rose, the kid the'^Birds in charge for keeps. course.” can enjoy a fast-paced game at one of our cond place in the NL East. They H.Jackson, Oak, 50. who was cut from his high school baseball team, because For Father’s Day got six-hit pitching from Steve Johh. Mayberry homered for HITS-D.May, Mil, 71; fine tennis courts. Or relax at the plush club Three members of the the pole vault to lead the STORRS (AP) - Two he was too small, expects to join “the big boys” this Charter Oak Conference - Patriots. Bill Elwell was tops in familiar fip re s in University Renko against the Padres, who the Royal^s and Tommy Davis Carew, Min, 71. GIVE HIM GOLF house with its pleasant lounge, snack bar, weekend. B a s e b a ll Coventry, East Hampton, and the high jump While javelin of Connecticut baseball circles drpped their sixth straight connected, for the (Drioles. DOUBLES-D.Allen, Chi, 17; at the saunas, locker rooms, and an Olympic Bacon Academy, have placed thrower Brian Carlson also took will shend the summer on the game and ninth in the last 10. It Davis also hac^a pair of singles, Kirkpatrick, KC, 12; Rojas, Rose is six hits short of He signed with the Reds in 1960 SKUNGAMAUG 25-meter outdoor pool with large deck area three performers each on the honors. diamonds in the Cape Cod was Renko’s fifth victory, extending his hjtting streak to KC, 12; Otis, KC, 12; scaling the 2,000^hit plateau, after his uncle, a scout for Cin ...ideal for gracious entertaining and fun L o c a l All-Conference ’Track and Field Rham High had a double L eape. which is four more than he won 16 games. \ R.Jackson, Oak, 12. and he figures it will come this cinnati, talked the team into RIVER GOLF CLUB for the kids. The homes, in a wide variety of models, team. Selections were based on winner in Homer Grenier. The UConn Assistant Coach Andy all of last season. TRIPLES—Carew, Min, 7; weekend against the Pittsburgh taking a chance on Uie slightly Folly Lane, No. Covenfry, athlete claimed the shot-put Bumhry, Bal, 5. Pirates. built teen-ager. Conn. are placed in a country setting of trees and a consensus of the school Baylock and player Brad Cubs-AstroB coaches. and discus honors. Linden will be joined by HOME RUNS-D.AKLLEN, The 32-year-old Cincinnati “Members of our family ' 742-9348 rolling hills. They offer the ultimate in spa Billy Williams delivered This was the first time an All- Eastern Connecticut State Conacher Narked Chi, 15; Mayberry, KC, 15. , native says 2,000 hits is nothing always matured later than S2.00 GNt Cortificates, ciousness, luxury and beauty; and include three runs for Chicago with a \ Harry Ooms was named in Conference team was picked. College’s John Caneira. STQLEN BESES-North, to get excited about. others,” said Rose, now 5-foot- available. Each good fov all the amenities synonymous with modern, UTICA, N.Y. - .p ri\ Oak, 18; Harper, Bsn, 14; “It’s the next 1,000 hits I’m 10, 200 pounds. 9 holes of golf convenient living: air conditioning. General Conacher, former Toronto \p.Nelson, Tex, 14. concerned about,” said Rose, Rose, with an average of 192 ALUMNI Electric kitchens with compactors, ranges, Maple Leaf forward, was \PITCHING (6 Decisions)— who plans to move past 113 of hits in the past 10 years, has 71 John Koepsel hurled a two- refrigerators, dishwashers and disposals. named by the Mohawk Valley Colbqrn, Mil, 8-2, .800, 2.01; baseball’s ^ e a ts by 1978. Hits after 58 games for a .308 hitter and whiffed 14 batters as 'VALUABLE COUPON Full carpeting and fireplaces are standard 5 Comets of the North American L e e ,^ n , 7-2, ,778, 1.93. “Three thousand hits are average. He's going after his Crispino’s trounced Shakey’s in all homes. Hockey L eape as their new STRIKpOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, within range,” said Rose, who ninth consecutive .300 season. Pizza, 10-1, at Mt. Nebo. This 400-home, 160-acre community is Firestone d o u b l e b e l t e d only a short drive from New Haven and general manager and coach. 139; Singp, Cal, 105. trails only Willie Mays among The stocky outfielder has four Truman Schlehofer singled and active National League leaders games, weather permitting, to scored three runs. Hartford. Visit today or call for our brochure. in total hits. Mays had 3,178 collect the necessary six hits at Ken Holt tripled in Shakey’s Financing up to 95% is * going into this season. home before the R ^ s leave on only run in the first inning. ^^vailable through Central E-78 14 Ty Cobb owns the record of a road trip. ‘‘Bank foi'Savings in Meriden. Black 4,191. “That’s impossible,” said How does he view the ALUMNI JUNIORS One, two and three bed A LL WORK Rose. possibility of someday being Guy Picolo tossed a two- room homes. From $30,000 2 1 ^ 3 9 “I’d like to get Frankie used as a designated hitter? hitter but lost as Groman’s to $60,000. GUARANTEED Frisch’s record of 2,880 for a "I wouldn’t like that. I want Sport Shop capitalized on 11 Directions: Take inter state Rte. 91, north or south, ,v. with this ad 25 years’ experience switch-hitter,” said Rose. to play the game—all of it.” walks and used smart base run He was cut from an American ning to defeat Manchester to Exit I4.T 0II0W signs to Legion baseball team at age 16. Savings & Loan, 10-4, at the Pilgrim's Hfirbor. West Side. Tom ^m badier and Open every day from LITWACK TO RETIRE Pete Garman had the winners’ OUR CONVENIENT LOCATION 9 am to 6 pm. Call 265-2011. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - ■'ltd'' ' ! ‘ ’■ ,1 ■ iillTI REMASTERS BITUMINOUS two hits. Name____^______1 • :'4 GOLF Temple coach Harry Litwack AKYour Leisure In defeat, Picolo had two of 3 Hjrttorrt Address______M i l DRIVEWAYS, PARKING LOTS, will retire at the end of the his clubs four hits. RT. 83 I MILE NORTH OF VERNON CIRCLE 872 9000 SKUNGAMAUG RIVER current basketball season after City______:— ^------TENNIS COURTS, PATIOS, ETC. 21 years as head coach of the ' ' t GOLFCLUR Tom Richter fired a no-hitter Stale______-Zip Owls. m tSTONS June Specials, Free Estimates FoNy Lmw, No, Covontry to pace Liggett Drug to a 3-2 MOHAWK 742-9349 STEYEKSON MOS. triumph over Manchester State To Boston pllQRim 'S hARBOR MICHtLIN (FoHow IlM signs from HI Bank. 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Winners of 10 of a dozen games this spring, Bennet die row, Dave Shearer, Brian Bolduc, Rick Whyte, THE FLINTSTONES Junior High's baseball team has now won 20 of its last Scott Eagleson, Craig Carpenter. Front, Tony Barrett, BY HANA-BAVBERA #8220 DELUXE 22 starts. The squad, rear row, Mike' Quesnel, Mike Boh Standley, Mark Dion, Tom Bombardier, Bob Nur e d g e r /t r im m e r s McNickle, Brian Ballard, Mark Demko, Ken Holt. Mid- mi, Steve Pryor, Coaeh Frank Badstuehner. IT'S FOi? w e a r in g TO BED NtGMTS-WHEN 13" DOUBUE 1 you FEEu TOO T ir e d EDGE TRIMMERS TO PUT yoU R h a ir IN CUtiLEKS./... / Trims and ih a p a i m th THE BORN LOSER minimum effort. Front urrop- BY ART SANSOM Marilynn Admits oround handle. 3,600 ipm. CORDLESS 34” mHR»6TE,SHAiWa?iTW0 GRASS SHEARS 27I44/3SOM/I . Instant release trigger OFARSBjtC AMP WXJn<6y6R Males are Better switch, two handles for f j control, large wheels for easy pushing, safety deflector, 8500 RPM, .5 HP. TONIGHT’S GAMES with three hits, one a OAKMONT, Pa. (AP) — Marilynn Smith, the new lady Lightweight. 3" non-sKck Barbers vs. Stevenson’s grandslam homer. Rick Thurst- broadcaster on the National Open golf teath, is no fanatic CHAR-VUE coated blades cut 6000 2S941/S4011/I Wipco vs. Dillon son added two singles and a on women’s lib. ELECTRIC GRILLS spm. W ith charger. m i i . V 19027/54001/I . M ^ics vs.VFW double and Dave Nurmi lashed “The men do everything W ITH STEEL POLE, out a single and double and John better in golf—why should we whereas women swing mostly BASE, CASTERS INTERNATIONAL Genovesi two singles in the kid ourselves?’’ the blonde with their arms. Pushing across 11 runs in the loss. BUD FISHER fourth inning, the Oilers went native of Wichita, Kan., said “ We have some girls on tour V MUTT AND JEFF on to down the Lawyers, 16-7, today. who are learning to use the "Some people insist that shtulder turn—Betty LOOK.' THIS GIRL WANTS last night at Verplanck. NATIONAL FARM 1 DON T CARE MUTT SENT ME,' W ELL,THAT S JU S T FINE, M UTT, DID while w,e girls are not as power Burnfeindt, Sandra Palmer and W HOIMARRy TO GET MARRIED TOO.' I WANT TO MARRV AND WHAT ABOUT ME? The winners had just eight Bonanza Sirlpn Pit bombed FAST HEATING-goes from GO TO 56 HI LL STREET. you SAY ful as the men we are better Jane Blalock, for example,” PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI YOU.' W HATSAy?, I'M HER HUSBANC hits, the losers four. No Moriarty Brothers, 25-2. Greg 190' to 550* in minulerl I JUST WANT WALK IN, KISS THE g ir l 65 HILL STREET chippers and putters,” she Marilynn said. “But we’re not TO GET AND TELL HERISENT^ member of the Oilers had two Jones ripped three doubles Costs less than 4 Vr < per eM ACK.t > OR 5 6 ? added. “It’s not true. The men ready to challenge the men. hour to usel 12"xl7%" ' IS MARRIED.' O H ,lO N Ly \ hits. Jeff Dolin’s double was the while Al Ringstone contributed ELECTRIC CAN You DIRECT tAETo play better golf around the They're still too good.” grid, deep 8" hood, exclu A PLACE CA1.LED LOCH N ES^ MARRy GIRLS.' h only extra base blow. Shawn two doubles and had six RBI’s. CHAR greens, too, because of their sive see-thru window. 120 l_ADyS* Spears and Mark Gluhosky each volts— plug into any outletl COAL nature—they're more lashed out a double for the LIGHTERS 24" 1-GAL. JUGS ROOKIE aggressive.” 6S«04/S3NS/I Lawyers. MOTORIZED W ITH SPOUT Chris Bouchey’s three hits Miss Smith, 44, a veteran of GRILLS NATIONAL paced the Braves to a 9-6 win the women’s tour and former Spinning a two-hitter, big Ron over the Pirates last night at president of the Ladies' PGA, Apter struck out a dozen Robertson.Mitch Bellefleur has been added to the American added two hits. Bouchey also Broadcasting Company team batters in blanking Moriarty's ^ m i ¥ H — o starred on" defense at third which will work the last^ two Sofe-seoled heating unit. I $18.95 /5 for Bonanza, 10-2. Dave Modean Works in 4-5 min.— ready Plastic jug with polyure base. days of the men’s U. S. Open at vnSSis!^ Swing-out rolisserie. thane insulation. Recessed and Jamie Smith collected the I0IS4/SS7M/I to broil 10 min. toter. G rid adjusts to 4 hondte. W ide mouth. MB bingles. the Oakmont Country Club here k 48474/53790/12 , INTERNATIONAL FARM heights. Clip-on hood, BY DICK CAVALLI Top hitters for the Steakmen Saturday and Sunday. 5” wheels. 121S4/530O4/1 WINTHROP were Bill Frattaroli and Chris Down 5-2 after one inning, T he U.S. Open will be KING 10" X 17" Professionel Remodeling televised 4:30-6:30 p.m. EDT APPlIANCJPARr DOUBUE HIBACHI Deciantis with three hits each. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY t TH E HARDER IT RAJNS, COMEON, RAIN... AVU
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t ^ PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.,'Fri., JUne 15. 1^3 Help Wanted MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. June 15, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE 35 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 rwi ' WtHATfe ’’i T l S ^ l 'M ARE ' :HAFTA1 Booms Without Board 59 Apartments For Bent 63 The “ Action Marketplace” ■ WHY fight the traffic into Hart WANTED - Snack bar F o r t w e HOHGRyU MiHEf iMOTf.THlRStVfj YIE GOHMA, LIGHT housekeeping room, ful Fast — Effective FIRST CLASS ford, when you can work East- manager for golf course, WHOLE TRIP 66T HOME?> 9°-J \ of-the-River? Manchester summer months only. Phone THIS IS THE ly furnished, stove, VILLAGER Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers based company has immediate 742-9860. refrigerator, and linens 'WA'/IHE provided. 801 Main Street, 649- Herald Classified Ads opening for person with 2-5 KIDS CARRIED APARTMENTS Over 60,000 Daily Readers SHEH METAL years experience as a DRIVER and stock man, with 9879. (15 Word Minimum) programmer operator On small Gass II license, for plumbing OK- Five-room, 2-bedroom town Fast Results to medium sized IBM disk and heating supplies. Cali 649- ROOM for rent, private home, house, wall-to-wall carpeting, ... 80 per word per day system. Send resume or letter 4563 for appointment. for working girl, very central, 1 D a y ...... MECHANICS 643-6745. fireplace, 2 air conditioners, 3 D a y s ...... 70 per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR of salary requirement, appliances, heat and hot background to Box “P,” WANTED - Part-time water, 1V4 tiled baths, washer 6 D a y s ...... 60 per word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Manchester Herald. experienced gas station atten PLEASANT furnished room for and dryer hookup, patio. No 26 D a y s ...... 50 per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON WELDERS dant, nights. Must be over 18, working man. Inquire. 4 Pearl Call Lydon Bros. Shell, 646^440. Street, Manchester. pets. 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YOUNG man to share house in this attractive two-bedroom THE HERALD will not VFW Post Home Manchester - Vernon area with disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser Here are some of them: G iK ROOFING and siding. 200 Prestige Park Rd. WOMAN to work packing eggs. apartment with modern 608 East Center St. Call Mrs. BrunettI, 643-2487 Miller Farms, North Coventry, . 2 of the same. Inquire 643-0780 appliances, and parking advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST 1969 HolMsy Travisr 20’ - Aluminum and vinyl siding. East Hartford, Conn. , anytime after 6, DAY IT APPEARS and .Side Dlnotto..! 329S Built-up roofs, specializing Ei 9S Manchester Between I0.,a.m. and 5 p.m.. 643-8021. provided. $160 Homefinder Fee, Readers answering blind box Weekdays $20. 549-6980. REPORT ERRORS in time 1972 Holiday Royal - Nood small jobs. Fully insured. All Saturday, June 16 CLEAN, pleasant room, for ads who desire to protect their work fully guaranteed. Free es FULL or part-time door-to-door OF identity can follow this for the next insertion. The wo say moro? 12,000 9 A.M. — ? WANTED — Painter with 4-5 working gentleman, located 50 timates, 646-2168. years minimum experience. sales with a group. Must be 16 k-if MAIN Street Magic — Heat and procedure: Herald is responsible for only 1972 Holiday Trav'ler 20’ - NURSE’S Aides, wanled for or over, 'franspe l i .Woodbridge Street, hot water paid in this carpeted full-time on all shifts. Salmon Call 649-4343, between 6-7 p.m. — -isportation Manchester. Inquire before 2 ONE incorrect or omitted Immaculato In A out Belated p provided. $1.85 hourlyrlyi plus com Help Wanted first-floor tour-room apartment Enclose your reply to the GUTTERS and roof repaired Brook Convalescent Home, off 35 Articles for Sale 45 Articles tor Sale 45 p.m. insertion for any advertise ...... 4409 and replaced. Excellent Happy Birthday '4 . mission. Call 646-8147. with parking and appliances. box in an envelope — address ment and then only to the ex House Street, Glastonbury. BOOKKEEPER, full charge. 1970 Coactiman 20’ workmanship. Reasonable Excellent position for PORTER — All around man, SCREENED ioam, gravei, TAG SALE — Saturday, June $150. Homefinders, Fee $20.549- to the Classified. Manager, MOMMA COSSY | Apply to Director of Nursing, Apartments For Bent 63 tent of a “make good’’ Sloops a gang.. .2005 prices. Free estimates, 646- 633-5244. experienced bookkeeper, must FOR installation, maintenance steady job, good wages. Apply processed gravel, sand, stone, 16, Sunday, June 17th., 10-5 p.m. Manchester Evening Herald, insertion. Errors which do not 1072 Barth Motor Homo - 1399. ...Somoono and cleaning of air-pollution Parkade Bakery, Parkade Love, be experienced in all phases of and fill. George H. Griffing, An 17 Bond Street, Manchester. WE HAVE customers waiting together with a memo listing lessen the value oF the 29’ of splondor 17,000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• nwyhovosoNtyeo bookkeeping and capable in equipment. Must be Shopping Center. dover, 742-7886. Tools, fishing equipment, GARAGE for the car, in this nr Dad, Jerry, Ellen, Joanne, | EXPERIENCED lubrication mechanically inclined. Steady for the rental of your apartment applianced equipped, 3- the companies you do NOT • bappyodl advertisement will not be cor 1063 Swiss Colony 17’ Heating-Plumbing i t Karen, Grandma, Sidney | man full or part-time, for general office procedures. Send houseware, toys, odds and ends. or home. J.D, Real Estate want to see your letter. Your work for reliable man. Tepco MECHANIC — Part-time, Ford TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for b^room duplex. Bring Rover rected by “make good’’ tor family tun .. .1309 nights. Chance for advance resume to Box “U” , Associates, Inc. 643-5129. and the kids, too. $160. letter will be destroyed if the BO’TTI Heating and Plumbing and the Q’s. g Manchester Herald. Air-Pollution Control System, fleet. 3 a.m. - 7 a.m. Apply Good covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 Boa ts-Acceasorlea 46 insertion. All of the above bear Rec- ment. Apply Moriarty Bros., 122 Naubuc Ave., Glastonbury, Homefinders, Fee $20. 549-6980. advertiser is one you’ve to w n ’ s fa m o u s “ P r o - — Prompt, courteous service. 315 Center Street, Manchester. Humor Corp. 46 Kennedy Road, cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- LOOKING for.anything in real Conn. 633-7958. South Windsor, 2 8 9 ^ 1 . 6587. 16’ THOMPSON, 60 h.p. motor, mentioned. If not it will be Camped” one year CaU 643-1496. WANTED — Experienced estate rental — apartments, ALL utilities paid, in this 643-2711 Happy Happiness is... woman to do house cleaning, trailer, full cover. Call 649-4677. handled in the usual manner. guarantee on parts & labor DO YOU want to work this SEWING Machine operators, homes, multiple dwellings, no carpeted two-bedroom apart NO JOB too small. Immediate summer? Immediate opening, one or two days a week. Must WANTED Teacher aide, full BAKERS Pride commercial for your protection & Anniversary Attending The Annual | exiwrienced preferreabut will •••••••••••••»•••••••••••••• fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ment with appliances, parking, service on service calls. Free sales assistant, must nave a have references and own time, to work with pre charcoal grill, high volume, Garden Products SO Associates, Inc. 643-5129. yard for the kids and Fido. $1M. Lott and Found 1 Autos For Sale satisfaction. transportation. Call 647-9629 train, part-time and full time. schoolers, in daycare center, natural gas, 45’’, three years estim ates gladly given on June Dinner, of the car, neat. Pay by the hour. App 649-3183. Homefinders fee, $20. 549-6980. heating or Numbing. Faucets between 7-9 p.m. Vernon. Year 'round, $4,500. old, excellent condition, .^00. 1969 OLDSMOBILE 99, Luxury One of the largest selections ARNIE MANCHESTER ly in person, Connecticut STRAWBERRIES - Pick your LOST — Small gray female repaired or installed. Water Refining, Vernon Oil, 994 Hart- Call 872-9676 between 9:30 a.m. Hartford Road Dairy Queen. four-door sedan, air- of Holiday Ramblers on EXPERIENCED, waitress, own, 50 cents a quart. Bring AVAILABLE July 1st, 6-room 5 tiger cat. Vicinity Ashworth REGISTERED and 12:30 p.m. WOODLAND hand-over 45 of pumps worked on. Complete ■ ford ’Turnpike, Vernon. REAL Estate Career. Earn own container. Charles Zeppa, rent, first floor in 2-family, gar and Autumn St., call 643-4524. conditioning, all power. Low heatmg systems, rec rooms, The Best 16 Years $15,()00 to $25,000 annually. mature, reliable, for food and INTERIOR six paneled doors, them—from Vacationers to , NURSE’S liquor service. Evenings and School Rd., Bolton. 649-8719. age, basement with washer- mileage, one owner. Boland etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Of My Life. REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. Excellent commission arrange TOOL and Die makers, first $15. Aluminum combination MANOR LOST — Small Beagle, male, Motors, Inc., 369 Center Street, Royals — Only the bosti ASSOCIATION weekends. Apply in person. doors, $10; pair sliding doors, dryer hook-up, stove, dis Heating, 649-2871. to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 4fr ment. For confidential inter class, mainly continental STRAWBERRIES - Pick your hwasher, rugs, heat, electrici black, brown and white. 643-6320. A large selection of Scamper Tuesday, June 26th, view, Mr. Pasek, 289-7475, Casa Nova Restaurant, Route process, with aircraft quality. $10. Medicine cabinet, $5. - n : All My Love, hour week, ^ la ry $375.30 bi 83 Talcottville. Do no call. own, free containers. Aduits on APARTMENTS ty, hot water included, $265. Answers to the name Spotty. tent trailers — all new but left SEWERLINES, sink lines, At Willies. Reservations weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly with Pasek-Rutherford, Realtors, fYinge benefits, CMS and BC, Tricycle, $10. G.E. TV set, $M. Homestead Street 1969 OLDSMOBILE, Cutlass in ly. Hours 8-12 noon, 5-8 p.m. References, security, adults, Call Mr. or Mrs. Goodchild, over 72s, reduced for quick cleaned with electric cutters, Bev degree. Many fringe benefits. MLS. major medical, group indemni Colonial wing couch, gold tweed (Off W. Middle Tpke.) Keeney Drive, Bolton, 646-4346, excellent shape. One owner. close June 19th. BOOKKEEPER — part-time, Berry Patch Farm, Route 30, 649-1187. camping value. 1971'b, NtA, Inc. by professionals. McKinney Veterans Home and Hospital, ty and Life, profit snaring and with summer slipcover, $M. Oakland Rd. South Windsor. MANCHESTER reward. Call 649-0529. for Manchester Construction pension pldn, pleasant working Phone 643-2090 after 5 p.m. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, firm. Full charge. Call between Built by THREE-ROOM apartment/ Elkhart 5th Wheelers for the "Here's a heartening bit of news— at a small college in pany, 643-5308. Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten conditions. Apply in person, stove, refrigerator, hot water 1970 DATSUN 240Z. Low 4-6 p.m., 647-1045. STRAWBERRIES - Pick your U&R HOUSING CORP. TRI-COLORED male beagle "pick up" crowd. the midwest there was a panty raid!" Happy sions 395, 233, 248. Gunver Manufacturing Co., 234 10x16 TENT, used one season, own, large fields, very good furnished. Cabineted kitchen, found on Route 31. Contact mileage, good condition. Asking Trade your car or truck? Happy 80th. SUMMER JOBS Hartford Rd. excellent condition. Call after 5 1 and 2-bedroom luxury TOWNE Plumbing Service. Birthday , RELIABLE woman to do house picking. Containers furnisned. parking. $150. Phone 649-6544. Coventry Dog Warden, ^-6554. best offer over 33,200. 647-1714 — You betl Repairs, alterations. American COOKS — Part-time position, FOR YOUNG MEN p.m., 643-9980. apartments. Features wall-to- after 5. Birthday cleaning. References. Must Buckiand Farms, Foilow signs RECTOWN, U . U , INC. Standard fixtures used m ust be over 17. Apply A WOMEN SUPERINTENDANT of to Buckiand and Slater Streets. wall carpeting, vanity tile FIVE rooms, heat, hot water, FOUND — Puppy, black and have car. Hebron. Call 646-8246 apartments. Apply Mrs. FLUFFY soft and bright are baths, built-in oven, range, Route 6 West WUlimantic, Cona Services Ottered Painting-Pepering exclusively. Immediate ser Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, after 5 p.m. week days. $175. One child accepted. tan male. Call E)og Warden, 646- 1967 RAMBLER, good condi 13 vice. Cali 649-4056. GING GiNG CAROLINE Manchester. Routhier, 685 Parker Street, carpets•pets cleaned with Blue dishwasher, refrigerator and References. Security deposit, tion, new motor and paint job. 423-1625 PICK your own strawberries, 4555. Use your summer to train Manchester. Lustre. Rent electric sham- at the Corn Crib on Buckiand disposal, electric heat, 2 air 643-8176. Hi-performance items. Extras. Rectown—The Dealer Who Listens CUSTOM made draperies, very PAINTING — Teachers have WANDYCH COOK — Mature woman to ooer, $1. The E. A. Johnson reasonable. Guaranteed work. FRANK Scotella Plumbing Ser HAIRDRESSER — Manager, to for a highly skilled job. work in small restaurant, Mon Road, Wapping, 3-6 daily. conditioners, glass sliding BLACK and gray female police Phone 875-9258. saved homeowners 20-50%. vice. 24-hour service. No job too manage shop in Vernon. Call WE’RE on the grow and looking P aint Company, 723 Main FOUR-ROOM Duplex, dog found on Cross Street. Con Call anytime, 649-4266. Twelve years experience. Fully We’ll pay you to learn. day through Saturday. Call 646- for ambitious person to grow Street, Manchester, 649-4501. doors, all large rooms. Full small. Free estimates. 643-7024. Love, From The 646-4203. 9168 for appointment. PICK your own Strawberries, basement storage area, ample available July 1st, features tact Coventry Dog Warden, 423- 1968 VOLKSWAGEN station Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 insured, free estimates. 64J- Then, when you return to with us and share in the private driveway, large yard, LOAM, gravel and fill for sale, 1609. Whole Family Grisel s. Route 85, Bolton, parking. Starting at $175. 6524. wagon, luggage rack, excellent Electrical 18 The Hooners HAIRDRESSER wanted, male school or to your full-time tremendous opportunity. TAG SALE - 72 Eldridge St., across from School Rd. Daily basement for storage, stove, running condition. Good deal. excavating, septic and drainage WANTED — People who would Handy to shopping, schools, HARLEY DAVIDSON Sales, 49 or female, experience job, continue training and Openings are now available in Manchester. Thursday and 5:30 to 8 p.m., weekends, 8a.m. refrigerator, carpeting, pan FOUND — Mongrel, liver and Call 872-2249. Park Street, Hartford. Motor work. Phone 643-7172 or 742- GRAD students available for like to earn $100-$800 a month, our service department. We’re F rid a y , June 14-15, 9-4. bus and religious facilities. eled rooms. Nice location. Ideal 9477. MERZ ELECTRICAL Sendee. necessary. 289-1820. earning on a part-time part-time or retire within five - 8 p.m. 649-9700. white male. Call Dog Warden, cycles, parts, service and painting, 4 years experience, Electrical repairs, additions, very fussy and demand people Miscellaneous. Model apartment open for for couple. Security required. 1966 MALIBU station wagon, fullv insured. Free estimates. years with about $1,000 per 646-4555. accessories. 247-9774.' alterations. Small job WOMAN wanted for basis. who are ambitious, dependable inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday $175 monthly. 643-9233. power steering, power brakes, LAWN MOWER Service, repair Call our competitors and then month permanent income. (5all and take pride in their Work. If FOR the benefit of Meadows specialist. Free estimates. I JEFFTWERDY Happy Birthday housekeeping department in Household Goods 51 and Sunday. Other times by LOST — Passbook No. 25 014140 283, $695. 643-1409. POWERDYNE 3V2 h.p., mini and sharpening, pick-up and call us, 649-7034. for interview. 1-889-7739. you quality you will be eligible, Convalescent Home patients. 95 WEST Middle Tpke. 4V» J delivery. Hours Monday Master Charge. 643-8832. modern convalescent home. appointment. 4 The Conn. Bank & Trust Com bike, one yean old, excellent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MOMMIE Hours 7-3. Excellent working Carrerrs avallaMa In for top pay with plenty of over- Tag Sale, June 16th, 17th, 10-5 CLEAN USED — refrigerators, room duplex. Heat, hot water, 1970 PONTIAC, Bonneville, through Thursday, 8 a.m. to HOUSE painting, interior - SALESWOMAN permanent p.m., 15 Lake Street, pany Savings Department. condition. ^0. Call 649-6544. Flooring 19 I You’ve been thrown LOVE, conditions and benefits. Phone EnghMMlng time, incentive bonus ranges, automatic washers Call: stove, refrigerator, garage. Application made for payment. very clean, low mileage, new 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 exterior, low rates. Free es full-time position in Children’s programs, vacations, paid M anchester, miscellaneous, with guarantees. See them at B. July 1st. $175 monthly. Phone igthrough the air Mr. Jacobs, 646-2321. Socratarlal wear. Apply in person, Mari- tires, air-conditioning, vinyl TRIUMPH Tiger, 1970, 650 cc, p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 timates. Call 643-8162 or 649- Sean and Patrick Aviation holidays, insurance, uniform items, antiques, electric mixer, D. Pearl's Appliances, 649 Main UftR Housing Corp 649-2865. p.m., 872-8311. 5624. FLOOR SANDING and I without ease. Mads, 691 Main St., •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• top. Call 644-2337. very good condition. $995. Refinishing, (specializing in SALESMAN — part-time, Heavy Equipment service and steady year ’round typewriter, dishes, etc. St., Call 643-2171. 643-9551 Manchester. employment. Experience in Penonalt-Announeementi . 2 Phone 643-8806. older floors). Inside and outside I And from evenings and Saturdays, retail Operation Robert Murdock, Realtor AVz ROOMS, second floor, heat 1966 FORD station wagon, ODD JOBS, lawn care, light HOUSE painting, exterior, building or associate trades ‘Tag s a l e — Moving, mis CARPETS — Wholesale to you and hot water, middleaged cou tree work, removal service to painting. John Verfaille, 646- p o u r head to Happy Birthday experience helpful. Hourly, Boofckoaping HELP wanted male or female, 643-9551 small 8, automatic, power THREE-SPEED bikes, one scraping. Reason^le. Free es 5750, 872-2222. plus commission. Immediate helpful, but not necessary. Ap cellaneous items, 47 Virginia at our- warehouse. The Carpet ple preferred. No pets or FOR SALE — Three tickets for steering, air-conditioning, 9 dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. timates. Call 568-6652. g knees. teleplione sales and deliveries. proved for Veterans benefits. Rd., Manchester, Saturday and Stephen J. Luchon Jr. the Manchester Sesquicenten- man’s, one lady’s, with baby DQRFY! opening. P.O . Box 1009, Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., children, 649-4068. passenger, good condition. $325. seat, as is, $35 for both, 647- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I So now that you’re No experience necessary. Mor Please apply in person, to Rick Sunday, June 16th - 17th, 8 to 4 Manchester. 646-8568. Sup’t. - 646-5257 0 nial Grand Bail, Saturday, June MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 You’re not getting older. Manchester, Conn. 428 Laxe Street, Bolton. 643- 9532. TWO handymen want variety of Building-Contracting 14 ning or evening hours. (Jail 646- Satterlee, during regular p.m. THREE ROOM apartment. 30. Call 872-0900. jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer I home and recovering, You’re getting better. 2637. 9708. MANCHESTER Delivery - AVON offers quick relief for Connecticut business hours. Rectown USA, 9x12’ RUG, green, wooden Main Street. Adult or adults —aw,------^— tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - I Relax and we’ll do the Routq 6. Willimantic. PRACTICALLY new Yashica kitchen table, 4 chairs, dishes, FIVE ROOM first floor apart preferred. Call 643-8921. SUNDAY Morning delivery. 1971 HONDA, CB175, 3,300 Light trucking and package the family budget pinch. As an MARRIED or single man for CHEVROLET, Bel Air, 1964, miles. Excellent condition. tics, cleaned. Reliable service./ Remodeling, repairing, ad I hovering. Super-8 movie camera, Ansco lamp, kitchen cabinet, mis ment, 2 bedrooms, stove, no New York Times and other out Reasonable rates. 643-5305. delivery. Refrigerators, Avon Representative you can National Guard dairy work full or part time. pets. $150 plus security. 647-9509 new tires, exhaust, brakes. $375. Phone after 5 p.m., 643- ditions, rec rooms, po/ches and Happy 10th Birthday earn cash for a dishwasher, Situation Wanted 38 dual projector. Selling together cellaneous. Phone 649-9075. DELUXE one — Bedroom of town Sunday papers. washers and stoves, moving Call Collact 246-3320 or 872-3503. for health reasons. 649-7^. Good gas mileage. Call 742- 0433. roofing. No job too small. Call specialty. 649-0752. I From Peppermint CATHE CLIFFORD color ’TV, all the things you apartment, wall-to-wall Executive Delivery Service, 9784. TREE Removal — pruning, Contact Your Local Unit WILL DO Babysitting in my AVAILABLE July 1st, four- carpeting throughout, complete Lakeview Drive, Vernon, 875- 649-31&. S Patti, Thin Patti, need, without disturbing family A n Equal Opportunity 30" ELECTRIC stove, spraying, etc., fully insured. Love, CAB Driver — Part or full time. home. Days. Call 643-0(Kll. GARAGE Sale — Saturday, excellent condition. Call 273- rooms and attic, heat, hot appliances, vanity bath. Cen- v 7319. 1973 HONDA 450, 4,000 miles, finances. Call 289-4922. Employer You must have a good driving water, stove, refrigerator, fur Trucks-Tractor 5 good condition, $1,000 or best Licensed. Free estimates. MASONRY - All types of Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea .. 27 Ma and Bear Mom, Dad, Joseph, June 16th, 10 a.m. to 4 p m. 4154, 9-5 or 647-9383 after 6. trally located $175 monthly. Phone 633-5345. record and be dependable. East Marble top table, portaole nished. No pets. Lease and N offer. 649-3074. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, and Jason. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 41 R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. REDUCE excess fluids with MORTGAGES, loans first se MALE help with some Hartford Cab Co., 107 Burnside sewing machine, cocktail table, s e c u rity re q u ire d , $160 1964 CHEVROLET Curb Van, concrete steps, sidewalks. No mechanical experience. Mor FRIGIDAIRE Flair electric Fluidex. Lose weight with Dex- 15’ good running condition. Call CEILING and ceramic tile cond, third. All kinds. Realty Ave., East Hartford, Conn. FAT and Sassy kittens free. 643- hand niower, numerous odds monthly, 646-1246 after 5 p.m. A-Diqt capsules at your drug 1970 SUZUKI TR 250, excellent job too small. Free estimates. Happy 16th: nings or days. Apply 270 Hart range, pull-out burners, after 4 p.m., 643-9101. specialist. Repaired and statewide. Credit rating un RN or LPN — Music camp on 6920. and ends. Bolton Center Rd., excellent condition. 21” Jacob storeN condition $400. Cali 649-3739. Over 20 years experience. After Belated ford Rd., Manchester. MANCHESTER Fqur-room remodeled. No job too small. 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. necessary. Reasonable. Con Anniversary beautiful Maine Belgrade Lake, SALESWOMEN - Full or part Bolton, directly opposite son reel type lawn mower. P ic Happy dirthday time openings available for apartment. International APARTMENT 1961 FORD Econoline window 1972 HONDA, asking $699. Call Phone 649-8735. fidential, quick arrangements. To modern .infirmary, July 1 - FREE to good home outside ci Hebron, Colchester, I-M exit. nic table. Electric dryer. Call ...... •V... ••••••••••••••••• Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. STAFF accountant CPA firm, experienced saleswomen. ty. Weimaraner 18 months old, Associates, Realtors, 647-1300. van, new clutch and battery, 528-5984. CARPENTRY - Repairs, DAVE BEVERLY responsible and personable ac August 27. Attractive fringe 649-9913. RENTAL OFFICE Autos For Sale runs decent. $150 or best offer, STEPS, sidewalks, stone wails, remodeling, additions, roofing. JLOO Constitution Plaza, Hart benefits. 649-2566 after 4 p.m. Knowledge of sewing an impor raised with children, 649-1785,6- 35pim HONEYWELL Pentex fireplaces, flagstone terraces, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. I Love, and countant wanted. Auditing and tant requirement. Apply 1-6 SP500, 55mm F/2 Takumar THREE-Bedroom apartment, We have a large variety of 649-3025. RUPP ENDURO mihi bike Call David Patria, South Wind 8. FRIGIDAIRE washer and NEED CAR? Credit bad? concrete repairs, inside and g Someone who Is very ARNIE income tax experience helpful. p.m. or call for evening ap lens, 4-months old, $125. Call second floor, garage, heat, deluxe one and two-bedroom spoke wheels, dual brakes, sor, 644-1796. Our staff is aware of this ad. CARD Gallery — Sales help, refrigerator, copper color, like Bankrimt? Repossessed? 1962 CHEVY panel van, good outside. Reasonably priced. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd §1 close to you. pointment. Pilgrim Mills, 434 AKC toy poodles, white and 643-0213 after 6. new, $300 for both, or will sell security, lease, no pets. $190 apartments and townhouses excellent condition, $170 or best Love, Please send resume to Box “V” female, full-time. Apply in per monthly. Call 646-6072. Honest Douglas accepts lowest condition. Excellent as camper. 643-0851. mortgages — interim financing son, Manchester Parkade. Oakland St. Manchester. 6 ^ cream-white, championship separately.'649-1158. throughout Manchester. Ren offer. 643-1696. WES ROBBINS carpentry i MARIE Mamma Manchester Herald. 4422. down, smallest payments. $450. Phone 649-7923, after 3 remodeling specialist. Ad — expedient and confidential bloodlines, bred for tempera tal office open daily from 9-5, Douglas Motors, 345 Mdici. p.m. REWEAVING burns, moth service, J. D. Real Estate ment, 643-8825. 30” KELVINATOR kitchen FOUR rooms, second-floor other times by appointment. , 1966 BSA Victor. Call 649-%40 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, FULL-TIME service station TAG. SALE — Saturday, 10-3 apartment, available June after 5 p.m. - , , - holes. Zippers repaired. Win built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Assoc. 643-5129. Private Instructions 32 Help Wanted 35 attendant and lubrication man REAL ESTATE stove, with full sized oven. 1971- VOLKSWAGEN, AM/PM SEGRETARY-RECEPnOMST p.m.. South_Rd., Bolton. Som^ 15th., Birch Street, heated, DiUUTO ENTERPHSES, MC. Auto-ServIce dow shades, Venetian blinds. 649-3446. with some minor repair work. FREE — Four adult female old, some new, do yourself a Phone 649-6929. radio, air-conditioning, supeF Accessories 7 Keys made. TV for rent. SECOND Mortgages — residen Good natured. Steno and SALESMEN cats in need of new homes. Gen $175. Security. Call 646-1189. 240-X Nm Stitt Hi, Mmdwtttr 1971 HONDAS, 175 and a 450, FLUTE lessons given with JANITORS — Experienced, Days, 7-5 p.m. Experienced Are you just getting your favor and us, too. Beatle. Phone 649-6801. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - tial, commercial, industrial to experienced performer. Will part-time days, evenings, typing necessary. Dental referred. Apply in person. 18 tle natured, good with children. STEP table, $3, wrought iron“ 646-1021 both excellent condition. Must- license? Or perhaps you have MANCHESTER -7 Attractive TWO JOIE Chitwood tires, and sell. Call after 5, 646-1083. new homes custom built, consolidate bills, business come to stqdent’s home. Call 1- Manchester area. Call 643-5^1, health oriented. Insurance RIain Street. All spayed and innoculated. 742- lamp, $5. Sylvania TV, good 1967 PONTIAC, Catalina, $300. expansion, alleviate cash it already. Either way, you GARAGE SALE — 30-year ac modern, two-bedroom- apart mhgs, G-60-14, Revengers and CONCRETE Work - foun- rem'ddeling, additions, rec 589-0696 evenings. 3-6 p.m. forms, minor dental assisting, cumulation of miscellaneous running condition, $35. 649-9812. or best offer. Call 649-4707. ' dations, floors, steps, patios, problems. Jan Brennan owe it to yourself to in ment, in older 5 family house. mags, good condition. $300 or Services Ottered 12 rooms, garages, kitchens general office procedure. PART-TIME service station collectibles and hand-me- $135. Eastern Real Estate, 646- best offer. 646-5382. sidewalks. Big or little jobs. remodeled, bath tile, cement Associates Mortgage Company, MACHINISTS - We have the attendant, nights, 5-9 p.m. plus vestigate the putstanding FREE PUPPY, half-collie, GREEN carpet, 12x12’, gray 1962 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- 528-7500. I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone anytime. downs. Some+hing for 8250. FOUR-ROOM apartment, SHARPENING Service - F ree estim a tes. 875-3827, work. Steps, dormers. Residen following openings — lathe, occasional weekends. Apply in benefits offered by our agen half-shepherd, 10 weeks olds. everybody. Saturday and Sun carpet, 10x12’, with pads, in Hartford Road, first floor, door sedan, V8, chrome wheels Richard Caron. Help Wanted 35 646-1429 Phone 872-7697. good condition. Antique treadle FOUR Keystone chrome Saws, knives, axes, shfears, tial or commercial. Call 649- Bridgeport, vertical turret person, 18 Main Street. cy. Exceptional commission day, June 16-17, Box 285, Birch MANCHESTER - Cute one- cellar storage, garage, $155 and new tires. Needs master slotted wheels for all GM cars, skates, rotary blades. Quick 4291. WE Have Money! Call us. Se lathe, cintimatic. ’The Purdy Singer sewing machine. 649- cylinder. $150. 649-3739. cond mortgages arranged MACHINIST wanted - structure, bonus plan, training Mountain Rd., Bolton. bedroom apartment, in four-, monthly. Available immediate excellent condition, 643-2391. service. Capitol Equipment WINDOWS washed. Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, POODLE-Terrier,, white, 8- 0290. ly, 649-2871. ••••••••••••••*••••••••••••• , Experienced. Reasonable quickly. Mortgage Lending Bridgeport work, experienced Amwin to froriooi N nlo and guidance, and a personal months old, male, all shots, $45. family house. $130, Eastern Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen Manchester, 649-0000. interest in your success. Call TAG SALE — Saturday and r>c'MC'DAi' c-i 7~- Z T " Real Estate, 646-8250. 1970 , CHEVROLET Impala Campers-Tratters Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday grates. Phone 649-5555 or 643- try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad Agency, Hartmrd, 522-4221, only. Overtime and paid in rsir.irac-jimrsikri 649-4734. Sunday, June 16-17, 9-5 p.m., 70 GENERAL Electric 42 white surance. Penobscot ’Tool and today for a confidential inter NF)W 3-bedroom townhouse, IVz custom, power steering, disc Mobile Homes 8 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- 11925. ditions, garages, porches, any evenings, Hartford, 523-5154. Otis Street, rear. Forest Street condition, baths, fully carpeted, all brakes, air-conditioning, ••••••••••••••••••#••••••••• Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. IIEEP SMUR*- view. IMMEDIATE' occupancy, 6 7958. type remodeling. 646-2087. FREE Kittens iooking for a. side. Bar bells, window fan, appliances, private basement. excellent condition. $1,500. 429- Business Opportunity 28 Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. K E E P H irP T ACROSS sounds home. Beautiful black and large pleasant rooms, new con SKAMPER Deluxe, 15’,' hard CATERING - Will prepare 1 FNcipiUtion 64Act fabrics, clothing and many dition, month's security and Available July 15th. Call 649- 2116. food, hors d’oevres, main dis REALESCO white, box trained. 643-8065 top tent trailer. Excellent con LIGHT trucking service, J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish SFrozenrun DOWN household items. references. 643-5768 or 537-2897. 8782 after 5 p.m, hes, cakes, etc. Services — will MANCHESTER food store with SSoggy The Real Estate Co. 643-1250 after 2:30 p.m. dition. Brand new vinyl. Sleieps delivery, items moved, lawns, carpentry, rec rooms, 1 Destroy 1967 VOLKS.WAGEN Bug, $850 beer permit near Community 12Prepoiition Musical Instruments 8, stove, sink, etc. $1,150. miscellaneous work. No job too serve and clean up, parties, remodeling, j^itchens, 2 Poker stake TAG SALE — Saturday 9-dark, S3 SECOND floor of 2-family, nice CHARMING large apartment, call 643-8681 days and 647-9526 0384. banquets, etc. Experienced. College. Excellent potential. WELDERS 13 Latin 3 Residents of ALTERED, innocuiated cats \ small. Phone 649-6484. bathrooms, formica work, interjection EXPERIENCED form man for rain or shine. 26 Woodland St., neighborhood, 2 bedrooms, for young couple, no pets or after 5 p.m. Cali 647-1269 after 6. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. (suffix) boarded. $2.50. Cages AW long. GULBRANSEN organ, spinet ceilings. 64^9658. 14 Before Manchester. Furniture, an stove, refrigerator, share gar children, $130, utilities extra. 4 Direction concrete foundation work, Fenrbs Cattery, since^1950. 875- model, excellent condition. Call A BEAUTY — Self-contained THEE Service (Soucier) — SHEET METAL MEN 15 Roman road year’round, (Duraform tiques, clothes, toys,- surf age, $150 plus utilities. Security Immediate occupancy. 633-6026. 1969 DODGE Charger, 440, 1972 Shasta, 22’ Stratoflyte, Trees cut, building lots cleared, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WILL build new homes, ad PIZZA and grinder store. Good 16 On top of (Pl.) If tI' l»xlg| 9131 by appointment. board, miscellaneous. after 5 p.m., 647-1101. magsf automatic. Very good income, excellent location and 5 Encourage Paneis). 875-1103. required. Available August 1st. tandem wheels, air-conditioner, trees'xtopped. Got a tree Painting-Papering 13 ditions, dormers, recreation LAYOUT MEN 17 Compass point 6Deed 24 Madam (coU.) response 643-1257 after 5. THRFJE-Bedroom apartment in condition. $1,200. Phone 643- iease, zoned for beer permit.* 18 Wise HELP! Father unknown, sleeps up to 7. Excellent condi problem? Well worth phone rooms, repairs and kitchens. 7 Religious 25 One time 46 Mistake TAG SALE — 52 Bissell Street, a newer 2-family, fully 5040, Beautiful interior, new equip counselor SALESMAN wanted for auto mother doesn't want us. We’re 5 tion, $3,750. 643-5668. call. 742-^52. RICHARD E. Martin. Full Free estimates. Tobias Carpen INSPECTORS pictures 26 Arrow poison 48 Cease parts and supplies. Fhll-time. Saturday and Sunday, 8-5. NEW 3-bedroom apartment, carpeted, air-conditioned, ment. Merritt Agency, 646-1180'. 20 Lived in cozy 8 One having 27 American being evicted. Litter trained, Antiques ______\ ______: prqfessional painting service. try Service, 643-5769. place 49Sewiiw Moving, many miscellaneous air-conditioneed, kitchen appliances, arid basem ent VOLKSWAGEN, 1969, Bus, leprosy caricaturist machine .1 Phone Fuzz Auto Parts, 643- lovable 8 week old kittens, 646- CAMPER, will fit 8’ body ODD jobs,\landscaping, Interior - exterior. Free es 22 Hovel 1551 for particulars. items. appliances, carpeted, private storage. Security deposit economical. One owner, low PACKAGE Store — Ideal one- DRAFTSMEN 9 Departed ■’ 2 9 Apiece inventor 8052. THE Pack Rat — Antiques, required, no pets. Available pickup, accommodates 4, all household repairs, carpentry. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. 23 Theater sign 10 Sea eagle 30 Anger (dial.) SO Shield entrance and basement, yard, mileage, radio, rear defroster. man set-up. Frechette & Mar 24 Dampen collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun utilities. Phone 649-1400. Call 649-4594. - 11 Placed golf 31 Very (Fr.) bearing parking. Lyndale Street. July 1st, $245 monthly. 643-5836. $1,150. Call 1-666-4507. Roottng-SIdIng-ChImney 18 tin, Reaitors, 647-9993. steady Employment, Excellent Fringe Benefits 28 Sassy GAL for general office work. days, 12-6, Flora Road, off NEED your house painted this ball on a 37 Year divisions 52 By memory Typing ability essential, 5 days, H )(0tf nest it toe small, check the Available mid July, $265 Call East Hartford 289-1517 between 10 and 4 32 Feminine mound 38 Engrossed 53 Small speck Route 85, Bolton. 476 MAIN Street — 6-rooms, 17’ TRAVEL trailer, sleeps 6, CARPENTRY — Porches, gar summer? Top quality work. name 8:30-5:30, all benefits. East Poultry-Supplies 43 monthly. 649-4844. 1967 BLUE MGB, very good ROOFING and roof repairing, 41 Pull behind HeraM Classified Ads and find the home very good condition. $1,400. ages, additions, repairs, small Free estimates. Call 528-8248. Private Instructions 32 33 Snow (Scot.) 19 Takes three 54 Snow vehicle security, family unit. $160. Call Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. in baseball 43 Exulted 57 Former gov’t Hartford. 289-2735. with room for )our brood. condition, wire wheels. Asking Phone 644-0373. 34 Atmosphere BABY Ringneck Pheasants for ••••••••••••••• JEFFER.SON Apartments — 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. ;.L rt.vr $900. Call 849-7618 after 5. mbs. Free estimates. Call 21 Soak in 45 Make agency (ab.) Stephen Martin, 646-7295. 35 H i^ card RN WANTED for full-time on 7 sale, 228-9585. Wanted to Buy 58 One-bedroom, $180. Electric DONALD E. Tarca — BIDWELL Home Improvement Man i Woman 17-62 •36 Soviet FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, 1972 STARCRAFT Star master Co. Expert installation of 1 n 5" 4 r - r " r - S“ r - IT IT a.m.-3 p.m. shift and 11 p.m. to and utilities extra. Air- 1969 FORD Country sedan 6, completely equipped, paperhanging and painting. Train Now For Socialist suppli WANTED — Antique furniture, conditioning included. Wall-to- hot water, appliances, central wagon, power steering, $1,195. POWER MOWERS: hand Free estimates. Call 646^12. aluminum siding, gutters and KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Republic IT" IF m” 7 a.m. shift. Apply Director of excellent condition. 875-3476. mowers repaired, pick-up and (ab.) Nursing, Salmon Brook Con Articles for Sale 45 ' household articles, etc. &tur- glass, pewter, oil paintings or wall carpeting, dishwasher, location, parking, security, ‘/aall 649-4163. trims. Roofing installation and Civil Sarvica Exams lease. $180 , 649-3340. delivery. Prompt-Reliable- repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 39 DuninuUve rsT __ IF TT valescent Home, off House day and Sunday, June 16-17, 9 other antique items. Any quan appliances, sliding glass doors Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, No High S d i^ Nacastary Outstanding Career Opportunity suffix Street, Glastonbury. 633-5244. LIVE BAIT •- Open 24 hours. a.m. - 7 p.m., 75 Columbus tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, to private porch. Available July 1968 CORVETTE, 327, 350 h.p. 40 Encounter i n i Ring beli for service. Shiners, Street, Manchester. 165 Oakland Street. 15th. 643-1440, 647-1342. THREE-ROOM apartment, Interior-exterior painting. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, j mags, custom paint job, Hurst Start as high as: 42 Instructs _J EJ _ j I crawlers, etc. 144 Deming pleasant, convenient suburban stick shift, coupe. Call after 5 MOTORCYCLE insurance — TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Reasonable rates. Swirled roofing, storm windows, aw 44 Native metal 1 1 large appliances, cleaning $ 4 .2 2 H r. tor Store Managers and Assistants 1 W\ 1 Street, Manchester. Wapping GARAGE SALE - 382 East PRIVATE party wants old location, like private home, p.m., 875-5863 or 643-7604. Low rates. Immediate binding ceilings our specialty. Call 643- nings. Quality Workmanship, 47 Spring Z4 2T a r s r IT lawn, basement, working authority. Call Joan Lane at cellars, attics. Also will buy 1949. month (ab.) Road. Center Street, 9-4. meUl bed, (Jail 649-4291. free estimates. Fully insured. Oorlcal Immigration □ BOOKKEEPING PRESIDENTIAL adults. 643-2880. ‘•It rt ' * 1 ', ’ ‘ Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- and- sell used furniture. 644- 872-9187, 649-3417. Postal Customs 48 Rain jT u ST Miscellaneous Items. ^ 1969 OLDSMOBILE 88 Delta 51 Atmospheric l H ■ ALUMINUM sheets used as Booms Without Board 5 9 VILLAGE APTS.* 1126. , 1775. INSIDE-Outside painting, PoHca Mochanic Hartford area growth plans of America’s leading prepared w POSITION Royale, green, two-door hard food company has current opportunity for mature serious disturbances printing plates, .007 thick, TAG SALE — Two families, 295 AVAILABLE immediately. top. A great car. Price $1,695. ^ c ia l rates for people over te. ROOFING — Specializing Kesp prosent |ob whils 55 Wj|h rocky Requires experience in ac MANCHESTER Pleasant three and four room EXPERT bicycle repairs, all l a n d clearing, light Fully insured. Estimates given. people who like good income and are willing to work for it. W 41 4T 23x32” . a cents each or 5 for$l. and 303 Burnha-m St., THE THOMPSON House - Cot Boland Motors Inc., 369 Center repairing roofs, new roofs, preparing at homo tor ■ counts payable, payroll and Phone 643-2711. Manchester. Stoves, tage St., centrally located, One and two bedrooms.. apartments, heat, hot water, makes, models and speeds. landscaping, old buildings and •Call 649-7863. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned No restaurant experience necessary: We will train you. $145 56 Italian river ■ LU Street, 643-6320. Mvommont Exams. 44 3T the ability to assume respon refrigerators, furniture, large, pleasantly furnishech Near schools, churches appliances, carpeting, air- Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, jiink removed, driveways and repaired. 30 years weekly to start, rapid advancement based on personal rate 58 Sheep pelt 1 WRITE: (Inchido phono no.) 59 Night bird sibility in a growing concern. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 bottles, insulators, and mis rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 and shopping center, on conditipner. Lease, security. Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- resurfaced and sealed, pain PAINTING and paper hanging, experience. Free estimates. of progress. Excellent insurance anBHncentive bonus u 4T HT IT $175 - $195. 649-3978 . 643-6165. 1969 BUICK station wagon, 9 2098. ting. 646-8514, commercial and residential. 60tlaize Please call Betty Bracey for cents each. Inquire side door, cellaneous. 9-4, Saturday and for overnight and permanent bus line. Call anytime. passenger, model 44466, Air- Howley, 643-5361. NATmUL program. 61 Diminutive it 57 ST Manchester Evening Herald. Sunday. guest rates. Free estimates. Call 644-0642. suffix an appointment. conditioning, power brakes, MOTORCYCLE insurance, LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, TRMNMG SERVICE »■ tb 61 power steering, vrsta roof. A WINDSOR Roofing & Sidiiw — 62 ------Dee, come to us for good rates' Just lawns mowed, trees cut and J. P. LEWIS S^ONS custom Alcoa Aluminum Siding, rard c /o Box H -3. Carolina CAVROK CORPOMTIOR real fine automobile. Price $2,- Call 278-7740 for appolntmefit *^river 8F 64 5 minutes of your time. Call removed. Cellars and attics decoratihg, Tffterior and Roofing, storm windows and Manchostor Evening \ 15 Vamon - 875-2548 395. Boland Motor’s, Inc., 369 Crockett Agency, ask for Betty cleaned. Free estimates. Call exterior, paper hanging. Fully doors, and gutters. Aluminum 63 Musical Center Street, 643-6320. (NCWSPAHR INTIinilSI ASSN.) or Louise. 643-1577. 643-6000. insured. 649-9658. awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. i PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ck)nn.. Fri.. June 15, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri.t June 15, 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE Hoopes For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale H o u i0$ For Sato 72 H outon For Sate' 72 Houaaa For Sola 72 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town-For Sale 75 MANCHESTER - 6-bedroom CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, MANCHESTER - 7-room 2.9 ACREIS, 7 rooms, two baths, 9 room California Ranch. custom built Colonial, large Colonial, 2 baths, aluminum built-ins, kitchen carpeting, SOUTH Windsor — Spacious siding, 2-car garage, formerly a TWO-FAMLY Fireplaced living room, formal kitchen with built-ins, family fireplace, garage. $33,900. dining room, modem kitchen and gracious 8 room older home tourist home, located in MOVING... roor#K. formal dining room, on I'M acres of lovely tre ^ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. business zone. Bel Air Real HOMEUKE with dining area, family room, fireplace, large lot, fine OPEN HOUSE Sat. 1 to 5 land. Mid 30s and worth it. Mr. Estate, 643-9332. three large bedrooms, fourth residential area. Mid 50’s. Ted- Swain,' Belfiore Agency, 647- NO OTHER MANCHESTER — Six-room K E in rs Need A New Shell? possible. 2-car garage. ford Real Estate, 647-9914. \ 1413. ^ Colonial, 1V4 baths, formal Beautifully landscaped dining room eat-in kitchen. HORNER pounds. Marion E. Robertson, Lots-Land For Sale 73 BOLTON $43,900. Realtor, 643-5953. Rolling Hills, Mansfield INTEREST RATES Not just a fine/ residential PERFEGT SEHING area, off East Center Street, A-ZONE, city water and sewer, Are rising so don’t wait to in In one of the finest locations but also aluminum siding, new \ MANCHESTER - Two- $9,000. J. D. Real Estate spect this large new 3- bedroom Condominium, in Associates, 643-5129. From 1-84, taka Exit 99. Follow signs on RL 199 toward UConn. in town. 7 room Ranch nestled bedroom Colonial with IVi heating system, plumbing and Manchester cludes air-conditioning, among the tall shade trees. 3 Apartmenti For Rent 63 Out of Town- Houaaa For Sale 72 wiring plus comfortable 3 and By Bea Keith Turn right on Rt. 44A. 1/2 mila on left Is Rolling Hills. For Rent 66 baths, fireplace, aluminum carpeting, all appliances. Adult COVENTRY — One-half acre, bedrooms, 2 full baths, rec siding, and a cool treed lot. 4-room flats. An older hoSe living. Garage, full basement. CENTER Street — 4*/i-room Offered by the RANCHO-CONDO $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An room with fireplace, stone F^iced to sell at $36,200. A that is truly like new. Gracious adult living. Unique Call evenings, 6:30-10 p.m. 649- dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. patio, pool, custom built, steel townhouse, I '/ i baths, all GET EXPERT HELP: 1868 Agent. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. appliances, carpeting, two air- great buy on any market! Ranch Condominium. 3 Selling a house in today’s beam, 2 car garage. Call J. bedrooms, 2 full baths, rec Jennings for inspection. conditioners, heat and hot PMIBIIKX highly competitive miarket MANCHESTER - 102x632' AA ■* ■ water, storage. $210. By ap BUNCittRD ft Rosscno $ 3 7 , 9 0 0 room with fireplace, living Realtors/MLS 646-2482 is no do-it-yourself zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- pointment, Charles Ponticelli, room, dining room, eat-in MANCHESTER 900. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, ..B&W.. 649-9644, 646-0800. CHeasant\^fcy) 189 West Center St. WIWIENE HaWUlD exercise. Your first step The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. kitchen with all appliances. $30,900 — L arge older AGENCY RULTOR 643-1106 MLS, 643-6666. Realtors — MLS Carpeting throughout. should be to place your Colonial, 3 bedrooms, living ^ Manchester Parkade — MS-5306 _ MANCHESTER — New one and COLONIAL-RANCH near home with a reliable room, dining room, den, 1V4 MANCHESTER — two AA two-bedroom. townhouses, full zoned lots with all utilities private basement and en Distinctive Country Club, 6 rooms, large Realtor and give him hn baths. Might consider rent HEBRON — Six-room Ranch, formal dining room, paneled M ER R in AGENCY “exclusive.” 'niat will give with option. located in desirable Forest fireplaced living room, 4 trances, patios, heat, Realtors 646-1180 Hills. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. appliances and carpeting in South Windsor apartments living room with built-in him extra incentive. You $31,900 — Condominium — bedrooms, full basement, park like yard. Low 30’s. Tedford cluded. From $215-$265 per bookcases and fireplace. Two ANTAGE FIEALTY, INC. can have multiple listing as living room, dining room, month. Paul W. Dougan, east of the river. or three bedrooms, family Real Estate, 647-9914. MANCHESTER — 6-room older well. Make sure your Call 528-9307 kitchen with all appliances, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. room with fireplace, garage, Colonial with 2-car garage, central air-conditioned, 2 HURWIT realtor puts up a “FOR Vernon plus many extras. $38,500. large kitchen ^ith pantry, wr- baths, 2 bedrooms, rec room, ACREAGE - TOLLAND FOUR-ROOM apartment, first 644-2545 Offers New Homes By... mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, SALE” sign. HOLLAND ft RUHLANDER wall-to-wall throughout. Im Approximately 40 acres floor, adults only, no dogs. CIRCA 1730 — 16 rooms, solid value at $28,900. Wolver- HURWIT Available July 1st. $135. Stove, 1. DELIGHTFUL RANCH maculate. beautiful rolling hills with recently restored. 7 ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. FRIENDLY HOME refrigerator, parking, 20 Knox HOPE VALLEY in rural setting. Full Any of our capable agents are ready $35,900 — Condominium, trees affording much privacy, Street, Manchester. Call 646- Buslnass Locatlons- fireplaces, summer kitchen, 6 MANCHESTER - 8-room basement. Garage. 3 living room, dining room, $42,000. See the countryside Friendly is the only way to ROCKY HILL area, air- For Rent 67 or more b^room s, new baths, to serve you. now. Call Bud Collier today. picture this comfortable side 5190. conditioned, appliances and Construction Co. Colonial with 2-car garage, Bedrooms. Sunny kitchen. kitchen with all appliances, utilities equipped, one bedroom new kitchen, tworcar garage. first-floor family rom, 4 central air-conditioning, 3 split, fireplace and large GLASTONBURY - Modern 122 EAST Center St. New first- $58,900. bedrooms, 2Mi baths, and much Aluminum siding. $31,500. ADULT AND RETIREMENT HOMES family room. Priced to sell at apartm ent, parking, $125. floor professional office space. M baths, 3 bedrooms, rec room, appliances and conveniences, Homefinders Fee, $20,549^980. more. Over 2,500 square feet of 2. CLOSE TO COUNTRY SIMONS Homes are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with no $32,500. Call Dick Barker now. Convenient location, ample RANCH—6 rooms, \'M baths, Dougherty Estates Jeane^e Hainsey Ken Marks wall-to-wall throughout. and utilities paid, 2 bedrooms, living area. FTiced in the 50’s. CLUB. 7Room Garrison Realtors-MLS 646-1117 extras to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are built to air, parking, and yard. $182, parking and on bus line. Will formal dining room, 3 Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Exceptionally clean. subdivide from 100 square feet ManchMster Coloniai. Fireplaced living Irv Hainsey Mike Coughiin 1129 Tolland Tpke. American Standard Association’s Code A119-1 or above. SIMONS Homefinders Fee, $20, 539-6980. bedrooms, garage, treed lot. $36,900 — Cathedral ceiling Realtors/MLS 646-1117 FINALLY, to 2,000 square feet, to fit your NEW Duplexes, 3 bedrooms, room. Dining room. Frank Cimino M ike K eiiy needs. 648-1180. $33,900. in this clean Split-Level Professionally Landscaped Lots — you will be surprised at the layout and plan 1129 Tolland Tpke. DUPLEX, 3 bedrooms, base • Garrison Colonials • Capes 1% baths, living room, family Family room. Lots of home; deserves a look-see, 3 BOLTON — Prime R-1 residen ning on each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful flowering ment, attic, garage, storage A TOWNHOUSE RAISED RANCH - 8 rooms, kitchen, separate basements closets and cabinets. One Mike Stevans Shiriey Kopiowicz OFFICE space. South Windsor, • Dutch Colonials • Ranches bedrooms, living room, dining tial acreage, 19 acres plus, high shrubs highlight this development. shed and nice yard, central, one full, 2 half baths, all large and driveways, aluminum acre lot. Aluminum siding. Clayton Pilz room, kitchen, baths, elevation, mostly cleared, $25,- ELLINGTON — Large restored security, 647-9881. YOU CAN AFFORD! Wapping Professional Center. siding. Reserve your lot now. Greta Woicott Adult Home Villages are engineered, planned and built around the th’eory that rooms, 2 fireplaces, wall-to- family room, garage, base 000. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609, Georgian Colonial, 1834 circa, 1,4M square feet divided for 10 Frechette & Martin Realtors, Early occupancy. EAST WINTONBURY offices. Three entrances. wall carpeting, large fully Maury Abran Paui Raff ment. 646-3177. pre-built and mobilehome living Is practical and enjoyable for couples. We do new 2-zone heating system, MANCHESTER - Newer 2 equipped kitchen, central vac Prices Start at *36,900 647-9993. 3. For investment in real not recommend this type of living for people with school children. wiring, plumbing, 2 modern bedroom apartment, quiet loca HILLS APTS. Utilities, heat, air-conditioning 5 system, 2-car garage, one estate — it does not pay to $36,900 — Parklike yard ROCKLEDGE - Cleared baths, % acre lot. Within tion, includes heat, appliances, Corner of WIntonbury included. Ample parking. D. J. Chet Govang PRESTIGE GOUNTRY GLUB LIVING acre wooded lot. MANCHESTER - Porter wait and buy...It Pays to makes this 7 room Ranch an building lot, 132x170’. Under walking distance to school and and carpets. $200 per month. Avenue, S Blue Hills Ave., Henry Company, 644-2558. 872-9402 Street section, 6-room Cape, Buy and Wait! Ask about our guaranteed sales plan. exceptional buy on Notch Rd., $10,000. Meyer Realtors, 643- The sophisticated home owners who live In our country club development are shopping. Must be seen to. ap Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- Bloomfield. COVENTRY—5-room cottage, Route 63, Vernon, Conn. tile bath, fireplace, enclosed Bolton. 0609, 649-5524. ' kind, gentle, sociable, real down to earth people, a large per cent of vJhom are preciate. High 40s. Call for ap 4535, 646-1021. 60 CENTS square foot for 38,000 porch, $29,900rHayes Agency, 4. Commercial zoned lots 2 BEDROOM * $184 square feet. Will divide. fully furnished, close to lake, $38,500 — Two-family — professionals. Many of them are quite well-to-do. They are the kind of people pointment. Marge Winans, 646-0131. on Rte. 5, So. Windsor COVENTRY - (North-East) 20 Realtors, MLS, 875-0340. MANCHESTER - Nice 2 3 BEDROOM * $212 Commercial or industrial use.^ secondary financing H & R REALTORS desirable comer location, all you may have always wanted as friends. Without aacrificing standards many of Sprinklered, truck dock, of available. $10,000. opposite Parkcentre picturesque acres. Partially bedroom apartment, first floor, All Utilities Included Holland & Ruhlander Real Estate Co. large rooms. Call for more wooded, trout stream, brooks, these well off people are saving money due to the economy of retirement coun fices. Warren E. Howland, Excellent for car, trailer, Wanted-Real Estate 77 half of 2-family, includes Beautiful new, luxurious MORTGAGE HELPER - 528-9307 details. high gravel building sites. try club living. They use the extra savings for trips, investment, sending appliances, private basement. Realtors, 643-1108. automotive parts, sales. housing in suburban Bloom Comes with this contem 603 Burnside Ave., East Hartford $39,500 — Oversized Ranch Possible pond site. Frontage on grandchildren to college, etc. SELLING your home or $174 per month. Paul W. in excellent area. Don’t miss 2 roads. Owner. 643-7357. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535, 646- field 2 & 3 bedroom 476 MAIN STREET - Six- porary Ranch, owner’s side We N EED LISTINGD GLUBHOUSE - SAUNA - POOL acreage? For prompt friend/y Townhouses, with wall-to-wall rooms, office or commercial has 7 rooms, IVi baths, formal calling on this one. service, call Louis Dimock 1021. RIGHT NOW. VERNON — Approximately one Mace. Across from Post Office. The recreation clubs are independently organized. Card parties, anniversaries, Realty, 649-9823. carpet & fully equipped dining room, sunken living MANCHESTER - 7 room WARANOKE Road - Here is $45,900 - Boulder Rd., 7 acre wooded, lot. inn. desirable MANCHESTER - New 3 kitchens. For more infonha- (^11 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. room, den or fourth bedroom. room Cape with 2 baths, bingo, suppers, dances, pool parties, cookouts, birthday parties, etc., are the Colonial, 2 V2 tiled baths, your opportunity to purchase a Box Mountain Drive. 649-3124. order of the day. Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be alone no one will bother \ bedroom Duplex, I'M baths, full tion visit site or call 243-2931. Plus studio apartment, 3 plastered walls, range, dis choice home in ideal location... fireplace, garage, circular, Tliinitinu of Selling? basement, includes appliances Rental Office Ooen Daily 1-5 BUSINESS II Zone, frontage on rooms and bath. Over IVa hwasher, garbage disposal, a “must sell” special, so to very clean condition, in-law TOLLAND — Approximately 40 you. If you want to visit, you need never be alone. This is living at its very best. and carpets. $267 per month. p.m. RENTALS BY Tolland Tpke. and 1-86. Six- Keiik extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone speak. Sparkling 7-room Cape situation. New siding, nice acres rolling hills with trees, STOP room house. Warren E. acres with beautiful view. LOW PRIGES - EASY FINANGING Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 6REATCR HARTFORD 'hot water oil heat, city utilities. with 2 baths, rec room, and gar grounds. much privacy. Many Investigate our guaranteed 4535, 646-1021. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 40 A C R ES—of la n d in The cost is extremely low. Easy financing — No extras to buy — No gimmicks — sales plan first. REALTY MANAGEMENT CO. Real Zdate Built by Ansaldi. Near Martin age. Drive by, it’s No. 141, and $49,900 — Porter St. Large possibilities, $42,000. Call Bob Manchester on East Hartford School. Charles Lesperance, give us a call. T. J. Crockett, Collier, 646-1117, Hurwit & No points — No closing costs. East Hartloni, Ct ONE month free rent, 2,000 exceptional older Colonial. INTERNATIONAL Furnlahed Apartments 64 243-2931 line. 172 EAST CENTER ST 649-7620. Realtor, 643-1577. Simons. Equal Housing Opportunity square feet, 5 rooms and recep Drive by, look for our sign. For charm, prestige, comfort and the greatest value In low cost Housing con ASSOGIATES, ING. THREE-ROOM furnished tion office, air-conditioned, WALKER ST. - 6-room 6464126 MANCHESTER - 2-family, 6-7 ’Then call us. Resort Property-For Sale 74 tact for appointment... Mrs. Smith, Rolling Hills, 429-1391. Mr. Olson, Main Realtors 647-1300 carpeting, iots of parking. Call 649-1922 heated apartment. Private en- home, living room, dining large rooms, fireplace, built- Office, 247-5209. 333 East Canter St. , trances. Working adults. No BURNSIDE AVE. - Utilities, Mr. Reale, Frechette [artin. room, and kitchen on first ins, separate furnaces, 2-car BOLTON Lakefront — Vernon Manctiastar Realtors, 647-9993. F-M pets. Security deposit. carpeting, appliances, 4 rooms, floor, 3 bedrooms and bath on * 4-Bedrooms * garage, nice lot. Char-Bon section. Private setting. Five- Main Office References, 643-4860. SIX-ROOM older home, 2-car Agency, 643:0683. 647-9993 room Ranch type home. $26,900. J arking, yard, $160. second floor, 2-car garage, garage, oversized lot, studded omefinders Fee, $20. 549-6980. Resort Property- New listing — I'M room Split Frechette A Martin Hayes Agency, 646^131. Route 10 ALL CASH for your property M For Rent assumable mortgage, $31,900. with gardens and fruit trees, ROCKVILLE — Nicely fur 68 Level. Fireplace, half-acre MANCHESTER - Edison Realtors within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, convenient location. Priced to Southington instant service. Hayes Agency, nished 3V4 room apartment, WEST SIDE CAPE 6 When You List ■ lot. First floor family room. Road, just reduced, 8-room 263 Main St Manchester HOUSE on lake, for sale or lENSEN’S l i Business Locations- MISQUAMICUT - 4V4 room sell quickly. Broome & Co., 10 628-0317 646-0131. residential area, adults only, no rooms, 4 down and 2 up, wall- Cape, 3 bedrooms, formal rent, seasonal, central Maine. m i N c . m m M i pets. $160 monthly. 646-1060. For Rent 67 cottage, heated, furnished. No North Main St., West Hartford, Only $28,000. Call now. 289- 875-1141, ask for Joel Dwyer. to-wall carpeting, fireplace, 7475. dining room, fireplace, 2-car singles. $175 weekly. Phone 643- phone 233-1037. garage, aluminum siding, WE WILL buy your house for MANCHESTER - 100,000 0491. aluminum storms and Hartfo/d cash. Call anytime, Hutchins sunroom, rec room, walk to SPACIOUS new Colonial, Out of Town-For Sale 75 First in Retirement Home Villages Out of Town- square feet, will divide. screens, near bus line, $31,900. MANCHESTER Green area PASEK-RUTHERFORD East Catholic. LaPenta Agen 247-9209 Agency. Realtors, 649-5324. For Rent Suitable for manufacturing and ONE and two-room cottages. Ranch, 3 bedrooms plus, den, 2 offered by original owner, 7>/2 66 cy, Realtors, 646-2440. rooms, 3 bedrooms, large fami FIVE-Room Ranch, carpeting, warehouse. 1-748-5634. Lake Winnepesaukee, $40 and MANCHESTER - Executive Your Home ! full baths. Custom kitchen, dis 8EALTORS-MLS 289-7475 new roof, large lot, dead-end U ly room, carpeting, fireplace, ROCKVILLE — 5,^4, and 3 room $75 weekly. Two minimum on Ranch, prestige hwasher, disposal, extra MANCHESTER - Four- street, $21,900. Hayes Agency, 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, two rooms. 563-9892, 278-8681. neighborhood, custom-built cabinets, fully carpeted, built- deck. One acre lot, stream, North Coventry apartm ents, $105 to $150 bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 trees. Excellent neighborhood. 646-0131. . monthly. Appliances, and yard. office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- ...... -- ■ ■«- for present owner with all the ins, over-sized carport with baths, immediate occupancy. NEW RAISED RANCHES storage area, laundry room EXCEPTIONAL 7-room Priced to sell, 646-3598. asbfZor^r) par-fk Utilities extra. Phone 872-0359. 5. COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, amenities. Central air- Top location, $52,900. Hayes Carpeting in family.room with with storage cabinets, Colonial in prestige area. I'M Hebron 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Lakewood Heights. Beautiful 5- conditioning, Pella ther- baths, fireplace, kitchen with Agency, 646-0131. fireplace, living room, dining 466 MAIN Street — Building for room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call I aluminum siding, 16x21 THREE acres, 8-room Ranch, 1969 GOLONIAL A Recreational Community mapane windows and doors built-ins, attached garage. All two baths, two fireplaces, gar room, eat-in kitchen, I'/a HEBRON — Two-bedroom any business, office, or com Mitten Agency, 643-6930. With Hayes. screened porch, many other With 4 of the largest bedrooms Bzzzzzzzz In and see throughout. First floor family oh a nice lot. ’This wonH last. MANCHESTER - Six-room ages, Florida room. Hutchins baths, king sized master apartment, appliances, wall-to- mercial use, near Center. Call extras. Corner lot. WellUreed Ranch, IV baths, built-ins, you’ve ever seen. Front-to- our busy Bea. We're room, 2 stone fireplaces, I'M International Associates, 2 Agency, 649-5324. OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY, 1 - 5 bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, wall carpeting. Cellar storage, 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. CAPE COD — Brewster — and landscaped, 649-’0528, aluminum siding, city utilities. back fireplaced living room, baths, rec room. Call today to I Agent. Realtors, 647-1300. laundry, 2-car garages, acre ready, willing and able large yard, parking, twenty Sleeps 4-6, June 23rd to July 4th. $34,900. Hayes Agency, 64^131. large formal dining room, T ,,'. '■* * inspect this quality built home WARANOKE Road Has lots. Starting at $36,9(XI. to assist you in the sale minutes to Hartford, fifteen MANCHESTER 10,000/square August 18th through MANCHESTER - Avery dream kitchen, and I'M baths. feet industrial spara. Fully September. 649-2371. in AA zone. much to offer and we have this or purchase of YOUR minutes to Manchester, $190 Street, just reduced, 9-room 8-room Contemporary with 3-4 Maintenance free exterior and monthly. 646-0882, 649-2871. sprinklered, loading €ocks, of FRECHETTE ft MARTIN property. NEW COLONIALS - Built by Colonial, 5 bedrooms, IVz baths, PRIME PROPERTY bedrooms, huge living room attached garage. Plus a large fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- COTTAGES for rent — 3-car garage, acre lot with plen REALTORS 647-9993 0131. Mak Construction Inc. All city REAL dining room combination with acre plus treed lot. $39,900. ROCKVILLE — Brand new 3- Lakefront, with boats. Par ty of privacy, convenient to Here is an opportunity to high ceilings and full wall unit, 3‘A room apartments. tridge Lake, Littleton, New utilities on deep lots, $37,500. everything. LaPenta Agency, acquire an older 2-family cutstone fireplace. Efficient BLANCHARD ft ROSSEHO Available July 1st. Wall-to-wall MANCHESTER 4,000 plus Hampshire. Small log cabin Cdll today, they won’t last at ESTATE Realtors, 646-2440. home in a highly desirable of Realtors/MLS 646-2482 Keith square feet store-building for birch cabinet^ kitchenr glass VERNON ■ Manchester line — carpet, air-conditioning, stove, with bunk house, sleeps 6, $75 this price. fice area on East Center enclosed family room with 189 West Center St. lease. Huge paved parking per week. Larger cottage, iTU^ywu U'T—T] ■ 1*^ Flowering shrubs and shdde refrigerator, disposal, sliding Street in Manchester. Plenty bluestone floor. This home is doors to deck, washer dryer on area. Prime location in town sleeps 6-10, screen porch, $100 BOWERS SCHOOL - 7 room It’s As ! CORNER trees surround this Colonial, Real Sstate ARCMTECTURALLY of paved off-street parking. unique in design and was premises. $175. 875-5806, 875- with highway access. Hayes per week. Call 742-6607 for Colonial. Freshly painted 15x15 modern country kitchen, 172 E. Center St. Price just reduced for quick custom built by a builder for his BOLTON Line — 4-bedroorri‘ 4677. Agency, 646-0131. further information. throughout. . Plus large dining room or den, 3 649-1922 646-4126 CREATED sale. own living enjoyment.The lot is Ranch fireplace, full cellar, 2- bedrooms. Fine neighborhood. storage shed, near bus line, by Ralph A. Pasek large, well treed, professionally HEBRQN, four-room apart COLUMBIA Lake — Waterfront An architect created this un JARVIS REALTY GO. acre lot.-Assumable mortgate. HOMES from $31,500. 15 ,minutes to Hartford. PROFESSIONAL office, $32,900. iquely designed Ranch in one landscaped and very private. Vacant. $32,300. Graham Real Utilities, $32,900. 646-5062. ment, electric heated, storage beautiful, spacious. Excellent cottage. Accommodates 4 peo SELLING your property? Call In some states a mortgage is of Manchester’s finest REALTORS-MLS 643-1121 Home does need redecorating ty, 289-5931, 289-1872. APARTMENTS from $165. area, refrigerator, stove, exposure. First floor, all ple. July openings. 649-0498,643- but at $53,900 it’s a bargain. its first. We’ll buy your home parking. No pets, 228-9115. 2593, ^-9852. WE NEED LISTING NOW! Good As Sold! ■ really a transfer of real estate neighborhoods. ’This home is ^Do you and your family deserve less? facilities, parking. Reasonable upon condition as security for Please call Blanchard & VERNON — Three-bedroom Coventry immediately at a fair price, all rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. Thinking of Selling your situated on two wooded Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. • Open Spaces • Privacy • Swimming Pool cash. Call Lou.Arruda, 644-1539, VERNON — L uxury 1-2 COLUMBIA Lake — Four room the payment of a Ranch, IV2 baths, large lot, 3- • Tennis and Basketball Courts property? Call TODAY! lots ... it’s that large. MANCHESTER - ^iginal car garage in excellent condi Arruda Realty. bedroom Townhouses witfwKwl, cottage, all modern appliances, debt...Between the original Beautiful professional • Streams • Fishing • Wooded Areas SPACIOUS CAPE ...... isiitsSSSLitty*' everything included. From Herald 66-0333, or 228-3803. parties it is a conveyance of owner offers a beautiful 2- tion. International Associates, Immaculate 8 room, 3 twin landscaping and incom family home, 5 rooms each Inc., Realtors, 647-1300. QUaTity constructed homes at affordable prices. $190. Homefinders Fee, $20.549- -Classified U s real estate; to third parties it size bedrooms plus den or 4th parable appointments. floor including 2 bedrooms, for Manchester Directions: At Intersection of 44 snd 44A In Astiford INVITATION Get Fast Results IN Adirondack Mountain'll is a lien...In other states a bedroom. Carpeted living secluded cabin, sleeps four. All Owners are moving to mal dining room with china EAST Hartford - Three- rjaom, dining room and PHILBRICK mortgage is considered and Florida. It is the only reason closet, natural trim throughout, •• M IN I •• bedroom Split Level, two baths, Exclusive Agents TO BID conveniences. $75 a week. 1-518-. V kitchen. Rec room w/office. 576-4764. treated only as a lien...A they would leave this outstan 4-car larage. Center of town rec room, garage, fireplace, mortgage is a pledge of real location. $43,900. Wolverton Wonderland. 6-room Cape. beautifully landscaped. $34,900. HALL/HARTFORD, INC. Lovely wooded acre lot. The Manchester Board of We sell 95% of all our listings — homes of all styles, ding home. Call. Education seeks bids for the AGENCY estate as collateral security Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Fireplaced living room, 3 or 4 668-7789. Call Collect CAPE COD Bass River and all prices, all locations. If you’ve got a home to sell, Garbage and Rubbish Removal for the repayment of money bedrooms, garage. Parklike 646-1141 429-8132 Dennisport, Two and three- M ERRin AGENCY for the 1973-1974 school year. bedroom cottages, all con RERLTORS we’ve gpt the buyer — ready, willing, and able to give or the performance of some WARREN L HOWLAND CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 yard. Very private. Only $36,- COVEN’TRY (NORTH)$37,500 acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, REALTORS 646-1180 Sealed proposals will be veniences, June and August you your full asking price. When you list with Hayes, other act...Since early days REALTORS 643-1108 900. FULL DORMER beamed ceiling, garages, view. received until July 17,1973 until vacancies. Call weekdays after the prac|ice of pledging On this big Cape. 3 bedrooms 646-4200 you have the best real estate "pros” in the business Hutchips Agency, 649-5324. ELLINGTON — Near Rockville 3:30 p.m. at which time they 6. 644-2623. property for repayment of a on the top floors, 11^ baths, line, 8-room older home with working for you. Yet,^the best doesn’t cost you a penr PASEK-RUTHERFORD Coventry-North BOLTON - Newly listed 6 will be publicly opened. The debt has been prevalent...The front to back living room, separate entrance to a single Wanted to Rent MANCHESTER - New on ny more. So, you see . . . MANCHESTER - Three fami room Ranch on large treed lot. right is reserved to reject any 69 mortgage grew out of the WE have a beautiful 8-room fireplace, dining room, coun room easily converted to store, market, 6-room immaculate ly central location, separate •• $21,500 •• Swimming pool in rear yard. and all bids. Specifications and Colonial Cape, in the Rockledge furnaces, nice lot, bus line, $46,- try kitchen, .garage, nicely set excellent commercial Early occupancy. Mr. Negro, QUIET, reliable family desires Cape, stone wall around lovely pledges of land for debt by the area. Impossible to describe, it bid forms may be secured at t r ^ lot, new 3-zone oil heat, Anglo-Saxons... 900. Hayes ^Agency, 646-0131. on a large country lot. For possibilities. P’or more details Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. 3 bedroom house available must be seen: Items like an 5-room Ranch, lovely yard. call Jesanis Real Estate, 875- the Business Office 4*5 N. School convenient location. Bel Air more info call Tony Minutes from Route 6. August 1st. References, T-582- “English Tavern” rec room, an 1040. ANDOVER - Swiss Chalet, 3 Street, Manchester, Connec 2723 or 123 New St., ^Bristol, Real Estate, 643-9332. Buy of the Week “in-law” suite, completely air- PRIVACY — is the watch-word Wasilefsky, 649-5306. Excellent starter. Call now. 5 ticut. Raymond E. Demers, for this 3-bedroom Ranch, TOLLAND $68,900. bedrooms, large deck, 28-mile Conn. Six-room Colonial, garage, conditioned, the landscaping. 289-7475. view, 4 acres. Must be seen. Business Manager. Call, we are ready to go. T. J. nestled on a wooded acre in . ..B & W .. fireplace. Porter Street area. The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. CRCA 1700 COLONIAL Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. Apartment Bulldlngs- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. BREATHTAKING southwest Manchester. This Sincerely, MANCHESTER Only $34,900. home also features a huge, in Realtors — MLS Restored to full glory, Raymond E. Demers For Sale 70 It Pays To Call Hayes M anchester Parkade — M9-5306 _ PASEK-RUTHERFORD COLONIAL PRIME residential area — 7- View from (this large U&R viting family room with second warmth and charm. Modern Wanted-Real Estate 77 Business Manager MANCHESTER - 4-famlly PASEK-RUTHERFORD, MC. room Garrison Colonial, I'M R ais^ Ranch in Forest Hills fireplace and bar. Some REALTORS-MLS 289-7475 kitchen and baths with all of In good neighborhood, near finishing touches needed. Come TOLLAND — Looking for the today’s modern conveniences. brick, 4-car garage, good in 608 kmsidt Im . , fist hrtfenl baths, fireplaced living room, locauon. Four bedrooms, everything, shaded lot, great take a Icok and make an offer. old farmhouse with ten acres? Situated on over 2 acres with i.iL'i'L.'Xl.'JA*'’.'. come builder. Hayes Agency, 289-7475 formal dining room, kitchen, living room, dining room, 646-0131. for children. 3 bedrooms, family room, 3 bedrooms, gar 'Mid 30s. Realsesco, 643-1250. We got one, and it's a beauty. stonewall boundry. Call today kitchen, play room, rec room, Corner property, a p/udent in ...... fireplaced living room, formal age, one acre lot, Martin &hool I'M baths, 2-car garage, cen for an inspection. 649-5306 NO COST - NO OBLIGATION Houses For Sale 72 EAST Middle Tpke. — Two vestor could make out real good HEBRON — Near Bolton town THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME? dining room, family room. area. Mid 50’s. Call Edith Muse, tral air conditioning. Extras line. Six-room Raised JoAnn Culver. ■’'.'.‘• ' f V ■ FIVE-Room Ranch, Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, family, 5-5, wood and brick con here, Call Lloyd O’Dell, at T. J. Call us today. We have buyers waiting. We will give you galore. Custom-built for pre struction, excellent condition Crockett’s Tolland office, 875- RAANCH. Excellent condition, breezeway, garage; small 649-1922. ..B&W.. a true estimate of the present marfcet value of your F.J. s r a iC K i THE sent owners. Miist be seen. with large barn, large lot. 6279. 2-car garage, large lot. Call The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Bowers School patio, I'M baths, fireplace, home. « Realtor 643-2121 Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644, Mitten Realty, 643-6930, Realtors — MLS treed and fenced half acre lot. Manchester Parkade — 649*5306 VRANGH Wall-to-wall carpeting, 646-0800. . ' SOUTH WINDSOR Realtors. ASK ABOUT OUR GUARANTEE SALES PLAN TODAY!!! I.V.I , .. excellent condition inside am Manchester SENTRY REAL ESTATE !! ITS GOT GLASS !! out. $35,900. Call owner, 649- MANCHESTER - Two-family That’s what this 7 room Ranch EA.ST Hartford — Older four- 4-4, $5,000 cash required. Good BOLTON Lal^front — 6 room Six rooms, full basement,- ONE OF Forest Hill’s finest 6455. SERVICES with 2 car attached garage bedroom Colonial, double gar •• OLDIE •• financing. International year 'round Cape. I'M baths, age, city utilities. Needs work, modern kitchen, formal Contemporary Ftanches with 289-4331 has. Excellent yard, excellent HAVES AGEHCV ■ Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- fireplace, trees, $32,900. $23,500, Meyer, Realtors, 643- I dining room, 3 b lo o m s , many important features. But Goodie — 6-room Brick Realtors MLS 1300. area. 3 bedrooms, country Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. 0609, 649-5524. 1V4 baths, treed lot, gar- Custom designed for present IN C . ■ and frame Colonial. Garage. kitchen, fireplace, rec room, I age, city utilities. $33,900. owners. Everything you could AHENTIOM*** Needs) redecorating. Porter NEW Listing. Immaculate much more. For more info possibly want in Mtter than Duplex, one side beautifully SOUTH Windsor - Just listed. Street area. Only $34,900. Ranch on large lot with several call Tony Wasilefsky 649-5306. VERNON — Manchester line. Thomas Drive. Three-bedroom new condition. Beautifully set modernized, other good condi trees. Completely and tasteful Immaculate Ranch on quiet Coventry Office - 742-8243 — Realtors-MLS PHJLBRICK on large professionally 55 EAST CENTER STREET Price? Mid 30’s. Ranch, \'k baths, full base tion. Excellent income, aose THREE-FAMILY, newly ly redecorated. Wall to wall in street, sunny kitchen with ment, carport, gas air heat, I Members of National Association o( Real Estate Boards. The Connecticut | landscaped wooded lot. We feel 646-0131 to shopping. Only $37,500. PASEK-RUTHERFORD renovated throughout, god in several rooms. Stone patio. ..B&W.. dining area, 2 bedrooms, I Institute of Real Estate Boards, also the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon AGENCY that you will not find a better park-like grounds, quiet vestment or home with income. Priced to sell immediately. Mr. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. carpeted living room, heated neighborhood, one owner. Built I Multiple Listing Service. REALTORS value on the market. F»riced H0LC0M8E REALTORS REALTORS-MLS 289-7475 Realtors — MLS Ray Lima, Hutchins Agency, Negro, Belfiore Agency, 647- rec room, $28,500. Wolverton 1957, $31,900. Ken Ostrinsky, 646-4200 below replacement value in low 646-3738 644-2447 64^5324. 1413. Manchester Parkade - MS-5306 Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 60’s. Principals only. Call 6 ^ Realtor, 643-1333. 7614. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ June 15, 1973
X •Coventry- The Weather Increasing cloudiness today with chance 0 of occasional rain this afternoon. High in m a ttrl| r tp r i the 70s. Cloudy, cool and occasional rain Manchester Woman Sunday. Low tonight in the 50s, high Sun day upper 60s. Principal at Robertson MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1973 ^ VOL. XCII, No. 218 Manchester— A City of Village Charm FOURTEEN PAGES-TWO TV-2 MINI PAGES. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS
HOLLY GANTNER that month for a transition Diocesan Teachers College In Correspondent period. \tedison,Conn., Mrs. Kenefick Mrs. Kenefick has for the has a master’s of education Mrs. Marcia Kenefick of past three years been h reading degree in reading from the Bush Hill Rd. in Manchester consultant at the Mary Hooker University of Hartford and her has been named principal of the School in Hartford. She also has sixth year certificate from the George Hersey Robertson a number of years experience University of Connecticut. Summit Talks To Begin Monday # -t- . School. She will begin her new as an elementary teacher in Her aijpointement to the duties on August 1, with the Hartford, New Haven and Coventry‘post was announced current principal, Joseph Meriden. last night by Dr. Donald C. Har Tripp, to remain until the end of A 1962 graduate of the dy, superintendent of schools. Clean Air Plan Soviet Leader To Arrive Today OAD-FtEASERS! Reactions Vary WASHINGTON (AP) — Soviet Communist leader Le6nid /• By The Associated Press I. Brezhnev was expected to arrive in the nation’s capital FOUR The Environmental Protection Agency’s stringent late this afternoon for a second round of summit con proposals to clean up the urban atmosphere have met with ferences that President Nixon says may reduce the danger of war. reaction ranging from support to charges that they are overly severe and unworkable. Nixon was at the Florida White House preparing for the FAST AND EASY W AR TO talks. EPA acting Administrator areas while motorists search Robert W. Fri announced the for parking places and, con Brezhnev’s airplane from proposals for a dozen urban sequently, pollution. ’This could Moscow was due at Andrews cluding: “Mr. Nixon: Don’t Julie Nixon Eisenhower (upper left) addresses A BEAUnrUl HEDGE areas on Friday. They include mean economic devastation to Air Force Base, Md., at about forget the Russian Jews.” The graduates at the American School for the Deaf measures ranging from gas a city like Los Angeles. We just 4:30 p.m. U.S. .officials dis demonstrators were arrested. Thursday, and her remarks were intererpreted Under $15 Under $20 oline rationing to reduced urban do not have a sufficient mode of couraged crowds and attention parking areas. public transportation to by calling it a “private The Nixon administration has (upper right) hy Mrs. Ethel Giett. She was accom The only double edge, double action hedge arrival,’’ barring news trimmer for under $15! Get ail the features of Model 33, plus: Fri said the EPA. probably transport the majority of the asked Congress to ease trade panied on a tour of the school (lower left) by Gov. would ask Congress to provide photographers and all but a restrictions for the Soviet • Double edge 13-inch blades for speed and • Powerful 2.4-amp motor for faster people.” Thoifias Meskill. (Herald photos hy Ofiara) convenience (cuts in both directions). trimming on the tough jobs. some relief, especially for City Councilman Robert J. handful of reporters. I The air Union, but 77 senators and 280 • Double action (two moving blades) for • Wraparound front handle for maximum areas such as Los Angeles and Stevenson said he thought the base was put under heavy House members have co control and ease of use. security. cleaner, vibration-free trimming. northern New Jersey, which proposed ban on parking lot sponsored an amendment to Model 37 • One-inch blade gaps cut through thick would suffer severe impact construction was “stupid” and Gerald L. Warren, deputy deny the request until the overgrown hedges with ease. only from application of the 1970 called the gas rationing idea ' White House press secretary, Soviet Union perm its free • Double insulated for safety. Clean Air Act. “an unrealistic way to attack said: “We are honoring a emigration of Jews and other • Lightweight, balanced design, side The proposals for Lbs the problem.” But Councilman request by the Soviets for this minorities. handle; durable Lexan'S housing. Bolton Graduation Rites Conducted \ Angeles were among the most Ernani Bernard! said he felt the to be a private arrival. He’s a The administration has Model 33 severe. Fri said they “could restrictions were necessary and guest of the United States while in this country. The official por responded with suggestions that result in banning all said, “We ought not to have too Last night under partially cloudy skies, 72 Boltop High only tion ceremonies. Student speakers were Richard Alton and tion of the visit begins Monday, U.S.-Soviet trade is essential to automobiles from the streets much trouble complying at School seniors were giveji diplomas at the school’s gradua Lois Campbell. (Herald photo by Pinto) June 18, at 10 a.m. Maximum world peace and the Jewish there by 1977 ...” all.” In Pittsburgh, Allegheny coverage will be permitted.” problem should be left to quiet Los Angeles Mayor-elect County Commission Chairman Plans called for the Soviet diplomacy. Tom, Bradley termed a gas Leonard C. Staisey criticized a Dfixon Promise Kept By Julie 14 ” leader to be met without fan rationing plan “unrealistic” but proposal for limiting traffic fare by Marion Smoak, the ac gave his support to a plan to into downtown Pittsburgh. He Individual And Society Theme halt construction of parking ting U.S. Protocol chief, then to Mrs. Eisenhower, who wore a Under $30 said the proposed ban should be graduation speaker and then polity record and said she facilities. be taken by helicopter to Camp W a to r tr u to WEST HARTFORD (AP) - light green skimmer dress with expanded to include chatting with the gowned h o p e ^ ‘.event^ in the long run Rockwell Deluxe Hedge The parking proposal was dis David, the presidential retreat , . . ^ Julie Nixon Eisenhower has a plaid skirt and white shoes, Trimmer has all the neighboring counties and that graduates and their teachers in will puV.^y father’s ad- puted by William Falkner, ac in Maryland’s Catoctin Moun kept a promise that her father was presented with a Under $40 | features of Model 37, plus: the county should move more Activities made nearly three years ago. a school garden. ministratiorHn perspective and ting director of special services Of Bolton Graduation Talks tains. On Brezhnev's schedule • 2.6-amp motor. rapidly on a controversial mass decorative plate made by deaf The Rockwell Ultra' « was a Sunday visit by Henry A. PRICED AS LOW AS In October 1 9 ^ President “I’m sorry I gave you such a he will be remembered because for the Air Pollution Control transit plan now in the early Summarized craftsmen and a scroll signed Hedge Trimmer—for ^ • 18-inch double edge, double DONNA HOLLAND preceded by junior class and himself had been engaged Kissinger before meeting Nixon Nixon promised through an aide workout,” the dark-haired Mrs. of the climate o^-peace he has action blades for fast trimming District. stages of construction. outside as being similar but on by the school’s students. professional landscapers or S marshals Linda Tomaszewski in the art of living. Monday at the White House. to stop and shake hands with a Eisenhower apologized to her brought.” for homeowners who want the ^ on big jobs. j. ______“I can’t really see how the St. Paul, Minn., Mayor Seventy-two young men and a larger scale. WASHINGTON (A P)-H ere, Prior to visiting the school, and Joel Fontanella. He spoke of how the art of Nixon flew to Key Biscayne, contingent of pupils from the sign-language interpreter Mrs. She told reportei^xin 4he ultimate m speed and convenience. Gives Model 38 removal of parking lots is going Lawrence Cohen said he women were graduated from He I spoke of how new life in brief, are major $7.95 she attended a Strawberry you all the features of Model 38. plus: Bolton High School last night in Each girl wore’ a white cap living hi^affected the seniors, Fla., with his wife, Pat, after American School for the Deaf Ethel Giett, a retiring teacher school’s garden aft^x the to be effective unless it is an couldn’t “say one way or graduates were entering ipto developments related to the Festival at the P.G. Smith • 2.8-amp motor. only traditional commencement and gown and carried a single including the issue of would challenge them with speaking in Pekin, 111., at the Mott modelt pricod under SIO. during a motorcade through at the school. Mrs. Giett had speech that she had no o^qc- attempt to ban cars and then another” if that city could meet Watergate case. Exclutivt uflttized onc-p^e Towers, a Hartford housing • Extra long 23-inch double edge, double - the ramifications of such a exercises. red rose, and each boy wore a scholarship, ability to construct problems and frustration that dedication of a scholarship thetl — far outlatU comparably Hartford. But he missed the raced to keep pace with Mrs. tion to some of .the currenV^ action blades for the maximum cutting sweep. the federal deadlines, but he priced mufflera. project for the elderly. proposal are obvious,” Falkner The Class of 1973 marched in blue cap and gown. and maintain relationships and had not been encountered in research center named for the Acouitically-tunad potithre pupils and their banner, leaving Eisenhower as she delivered jokes about Watergate. said “the idea of getting rid of SENATE COMMITTEE- perfect step to Edvard Pround parents and friends also pleasure and relaxations four years of high school. late Sen. Everett M. Dirksen. lound control. the children in tears. her fast-paced address. “I think it ha§ been such a Model 39 said. “This could mean ad congested parking in downtown Ousted White House counsel Unconditionally fuaranteed iMMERI $ 0 0 9 9 were seated in folding chairs offered such as sports, art and Miss Campbell’s talk was en Details of the Brezhnev visit materialt and worhmanthlp. Thursday at the school’s 1973 She polled the graduates bn serious matter that it’s good to ditional traffic tieups in work areas is excellent.” Grieg’s “Huldigungsmarsch,” John W. Dean III planned to only w Y behind the graduates. The music. titled “History, Reality and were carefully guarded. A commencement, the their plans for the coming year get some humor into it,” she meet today with Senate com FUZZ AUTO PARTSi *ECIAL speaker’s platform was backed He said the school had Mystery.’’ She spoke of broad outline of a schedule was president^ 24-year-old and departed after giving the said. But she urged jokesters to mittee lawyers to prepare for 25 OLCOn ST. (LlntU^ Time Otter) by a huge “ 73” sign and provided them with a “mini-* students must now make their provided Thursday by daughter repaid the First students the hand^nguage sign make sure they didn’t portray his appearance before the panel MANCHESTER Any ^lidard decorated with streamers and society” that was only as effec own decisions as thinking and Kissinger, national security ad Family’s obligation to the for 'I love you.’’ people as guilty before their Fast and easy Rockwell Astronauts Scan Sun flowers in the class colors of next week. Phone: 643-1551 tive as its members were active planning individuals. viser to Nixon. Kissinger joined students, appearing as the Mrs. Eisenhower touched on guilt was established in court. blue and white. in it. He compared the school’s the P resident in Florida Portae SPACE CENTER, Houston erupted on the sun Friday, and providing man with his first Watergate in her commence She said in response to a Principal Norman Shaw was (See Page Fourteen) Friday. | \ TYPEWRI1 (AP) — Skylab’s astronauts by good fortune Paul J. Weitz look from above the earth’s “mini-society” to the society MITCHELL—Former Atty. ment address, conceding that newsman’s question that she master of ceremonies. The in State Department spokesman Gen. John N. Mitchell will de Claansd, Ad]ust«d, scan the center of the sun for a was sitting at the solar obscuring atmosphere aUithis the scandal was “a bit like a believed the Senate Watergate vocation by Rev. John F. Flora John King said he did not know fend himself against all charges New Ribbon second solar flare today telescope console. fiery phenomenon. cancer” to her father. hearings should continue to be M A N C H B S m i III was followed by the salute to why details of the visit were so but will wait until he has “an SHOP because, unlike lightning, there He quickly shifted his in Astronomers at the space “You wish you could go into teievised. tax the flag and the playing of the slow in coming. Observers appropriate forum,’’ one of his is a tendency for flares to strike struments to the flare, center were as excited a bunch the hospital tomorrow and have “The Senate seems to feel 12.95 Incl. FRI. Star Spangled Banner by the News Capsules believe a possible reason is to lawyers said. twice in the same place. photographed it and sent a of kids at their first circus. \ it removed,” she said. “But the that the American public wants (Ho Delivery or high school band. keep would-be demonstrators 8:30 PM A sudden, massive flare televised picture to earth, In addition'to studying the judiciary system is slower than to see these hearings in detail Pick-up) 649-5253 Following greetings by Board off guard. Another could be that SAVE that. It will- take time to do a and now that we’ve had so sun, Weitz, Charles Conrad Jr. HALDEMAN-H.R. of Education chairman the five the Russians have not settled on and Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin Cease Fire destination was rumored to be Haldeman, former White House very thorough job.” many charges, accusations and Yale top-ranking students were a final schedule. planned several hours today in SAIGON (A P )-A Viet Cong the Mururoa test atoll 750 miles chief of staff, disputes She pointed to Nixon’s foreign allegations. I’d like to see all Typewriter Service SAT. Young Man Opens recognized. They were Diane Kissinger said he did not .their Apollo ferry ship, linked general says the Communist southeast of Tahiti, an island testim ony by Jeb Stua'i*t the witnesses come before the 20 BIRCH ST. Leiner,' Sharon Maneggia, expect the discussions to 3 3 6 TO 4 PM to one end of the 118-foot-long side expects the strengthened owned by France. Magruder implicating him in a committee and be able to MANCHESTER Edward Manning, Jeanette produce any immediate nuclear laboratory. Vietnam cease-fire agreement coverup, a Haldeman attorney 6IIY YOUR NEW answer at least some of those 649-49B6 - New Cimarron Trail Paggili and Susan arms liniitation. However, NORTH MAIN STREET They were to rehearse to be effective, since’ “ con Gallagher Sentenced said. charges,” she said. Tomaszewski. Nixon and Kissinger also have procedures for undocking and ditions for peace are more NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - Shanti School 5 BUFFALO, Okla. (AP) - It The sheriff said the bulldozer Richard Alton and Lois suggested that the summit may returning to earth next Friday favorable than in the past.” Former U.S. Rep. Cornelius C. took the mud of the Cimarron went through an old service sta Campbell were chosen to be a turning point to an even HEARING—George Hearing, Applications after a record 28 days in space. The Viet Cong’s Maj. Gen. Gallagher has been sentenced River to do what fences, tion first, then took down a few deliver graduation messages. tual arms agreement. 40, of Tampa, Fla., received a Applications for enrollineni: When radiation from the flare Hoang -Anh Tuan, head of the to two years in prison and a fine mailboxes, road banks and stop stop signs and mailboxes along Each senior was required to “You can have great hope,” one-year sentence for dis in the Shanti School — an alter triggered an alarm in the Viet Cong delegation to the of $10,000 for evading $74,000 in signs couldn’t: halt Luther the road. write a graduation speech, Nixon said in Illinois, that the tributing a bogus campaign native non-graded high school telescope system, Weitz Joint Military Commission, federal income taxes in 1966. FEbpERS Nutter and his bulldozer. “Finally he cut through the transcribed on plain paper and talks “will make progress letter accusing two Democratic housed in the Hartford railroad focused on- it and relayed pic claimed today that the South The 52-year-old Democrat Authorities said Nutter edge of a wheat field and then unsigned. The students toward reducing the danger of presidential hopefuls of sexual station — are still available at H eritage tures for two minutes while the Vietnamese government was was sentenced on Friday by carved a swath for 20 miles took out across country,” the themselves chose five staff war and reducing the burden of misconduct. the guidance office of storm peaked and for another guilty of new cease-fire U.S. D istrict Court Judge Q kn of across a northwest Oklahoma sheriff said. “ He took members who chose the ad arms ....’’ Manchester High School, MHS 15 to 20 minutes as it decayed, violations. But in an apparently I Leonard I. Garth. county into Kansas on Friday, everything down as he went — dresses delivered at gradua The President will return to ERVIN-Sen. Sam J. Ervin AIR CONDITIONER S i m ^ u r y ' conciliatory mood, he said it ' Gallagher represented part of Principal George Emmerling leaving a trail of broken signs fences and all.” spewing radiation and gases tion. the White House Sunday night. Jr., chairman of the Senate AT said today. into space. was too early to appraise the Hudson County in Congress for and fences before bogging down Hargus said at one point, “he Alton’s talk was entitled At the White House, four committee, said he is inclined Deadline for filing of Scientists described it as a situtation. 14 years. He was defeated in a in. riverbank mud. stopp^ and plowed up a sort of “Living: The Art and the members of the Jewish Defense to believe Magruder’s story, medium flare, but one that bid for re-election in the 1972 applications with the MHS . Sheriff Lee Hargus said dike across a county road and Challenge.’’ He said in the past League sat down on the floor of but that Mitchell “can tell us if produced more energy than is primary. ~ guidance office is June 21 at 8 Nutter, 20, found the 10-ton left it piled there.” four years fellow classmates Dollar^Suffers the Blue Room during a tour the events testified to by a.m., Emmerling said. After machine after having an argu The sheriff said the Cimarron used on earth by man in several LONDON (AP) - The U.S. Friday and chanted slogans in Magruder did happen.” MANCHESTER that date, Shanti School of ment with his father. River is about two miles into decades. One goal of the Skylab . dollar suffered another dreary ficials will conduct a lottery to ^ “He got the thing started and Kansas where the machine hit astronomy experiments is to day Friday on European money help unlock the secret of con determine - which two jusUtook off, really bulldozing it. markets, closing at record lows ■ * . * -h Manchester applicants will be There are many reasons why people things up as he went,” the When found, Nutter was sit trolled thermonuclear fusion, as the'price of gold soared. ___ vthfilke which is the source of the sun’s Officer selected for the 1973-1974 school want to own a condominium sheriff said, adding: ting on the bank of the river However, dealers said TELEVISION P APPLIANCES year. home at Heritage Glen of “I don’t think he e4er got it with his head in his hands. energy. trading was orderly and the Simsbury. No matter what the out of low gear. If he had got it Nearby sat the $40,000 county- This.^ould aid in the search Accused U.S. currency recovered some Dr, Lundberg Named reason, however, they all have one into high, there’s no telling owned bulldozer, bogged down for an unlimited and pollution- ground later in the day. LEGAL thing in common: abundant respect what would have happened. He in mud. free power source on earth. Of Theft for man and nature. They possess a might have bulldozed up half of No charges have been filed. Mayors'Meet Kansas.” NOTICE keen sense of compassion. They ' A Manchester policeman. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Honorary \^hairman understand and appreciate all that Patrolman Robin G. Andrews, The chief executives from more Admission of Electors Heritage Glen of Simsbury has to was served a warrant this mor than 500 of the nation’s largest Dr. George A. F. Lundberg development and ac Town of Bolton cities gathered here today for offer. One visit and you will ' ning charging him with fourth- S.r. has been appointed complishments that the past Connecticut Price Freezfe Details 41st annual U.S. Conference of become imbued with the same degree larceny in coiinnection honorary chairman of half century has brought to the Notice is hereby given that kind of feeling. It's infectious. with an alleged theft at the Mayors. Manchester Memorial the Board of Admission of Elec hospital, making it one of the Truly, a “limitededition"of 121 scene of an accident he was in Committees were to act on Hospital’s Appreciation Fund leading institutions of its kind in tors for the TdWn of Bolton will completed homes for sophisticated vestigating. some 50 resolutions covering Drive which begins today and be in session at the Community Now Being Worked Out the country'' ( condominium living. Andrews, 27, of 22 Skinner such topics as presidential im- continues through June 30. Hall on Bolton Center Road poundments, manpower Heritage Glen of Simsbury is WASHINGTON (AP) - The are under the ceiling, but beef Rd. was suspended from duty The drive is to raise $60,000 “One of the areas of greatest within said town on Thursday, In the industrial production training, public service employ currently converting to complete Nixon administration, without pay pending disposition for the purchase of a new blood needs facing any hospital today June 21,1973, from 7:00 p.m. to has reached its ceiling in most report, the Federal Reserve ment and community develop- • Compact! Less than 24" wide. Tote it home today condominium ownership, and bolstered by an indication that of the case. He was released on chem istry analyzer which is replacement of.obsolete 9:00 p.m., in accordance with supermarkets, a spokesman Boarcj said that its index rose . . . be cool tonight. many 1 and 2 bedroom homes are the economy/is beginning to said. a non-surety bond form ent revenue sharing simultaneously does 12 in facilities and/or equipment. It Section 9-18a of the State by 0.5 per cent in May, the The conference membership .still available from $29,300 (95% cool, is begirmihg to spell out appearance in Circuit Court 12, dividual tests on one sample of is only by private support that Statutes, to examine the The President’s freeze caught smallest increase since the 0.3 includes virtually all cities with • Flex-Mount pull out sides simplify do-it yourself MGIC financing available). This is ■ the details of the President’s 60- a number of rate increases ap Manchester, July 2. blood in a matter of seconds. our hospital has become a qualifications of applicants for per cent of last July. populations in excess of 30,000. leader in health care. This installation. a rare opportunity to purchase a day price freeze. proved by the government The warrant, served by In accepting his appointment. admission as electors of the In other economic private support has allowed us home in a highly desirable com agencies set to go into effect Police Chief James Reardon Dr. Lundberg, former chief of Town of Bolton and to ad As the administration developments, the stock Tests Likely to provide the necessary expan • Feature-filled! Sound Barrier design, three cooling munity at an exceptional value. For during the freeze period. One and Capt. George McCaughey, medicine at the hospital, said, minister the elector’s oath to received news Friday that market continued its plunge sion and equipment to better speeds, fingertip variable air control, adjustable further information please use the was a second and third class was issued by Circuit Court 12 P A P E E T E , Tahiti (AP) - "For 53 years the hospital has those found qualified. production in the nation's fac and the dollar dropped to a judge. Speculation increased today helped meet the health serve the community.” automatic thermostat, air exchanger. The qualifications are as coupon below or call Mr. lohn tories, mines and utilities rose rate increase in mail and a 5 record low in West Germany ' Fourth-degree larcency is an that France will begin its con requirements of the community A feature of the drive will be follows: The applicant must be Lynch collect at 2031658-2820. at the lowest rate in 11 months, per cent rise in freight rates. and weakened throughout offense involving theft of troversial nuclear tests in the and now is asking that th£ com the Master Donor’s Club which a U.S. citizen, must be eighteen the Cost of Living Council Foreign airline carriers will Europe: Heritage Glen of Simsbury something with less that $50 South Pacific within the next munity help with a successful hopes to receive 400 donations MANCHK8TKH years of age or over, and must issued guidelines about applica not be allowed to put into effect On the Chicago Board of 11 Library Lane value. couple of weeks. The specula fund drive so that new modern of $150 apiece. be a resident of the Town of tion of the freeze. a 5 per cent increase in tran Trade, where buyers speculate Simsbury, Connecticut 06070 The charge grew out of an in tion was prompted by the equipment needed to keep pace Dr. Lundberg. has' urged Bolton. Price increases on some pork satlantic rates that had been on what farm prices will be in approved by the Civil cident in connection with the in departure during the last few with the modern methods can everyone t5 contribute to the Dated at Bolton, Connecticut Name. and lamb cuts will be allowed the future, prices continued to vestigation of an accident May days from the harbor here of all be purchased. Modern equip or IwSBke Aeronautics Board effective Master Donor’s Club to help this 11th day of June, 1973. because they are not covered by drop sharply. Traders said un 5 at Wyllys and Porter Sts. It six French vessels known to be ment means better health Budgal to 38 Monitw TELEVISION ^ APPLIANCE _ July 1. provide better facilities for Virginia A. Assard Street the freeze, but instead by the certainty about what course the SivMgi Bank of However, domesfic carriers follows an intensive investiga connected with the tests. care.” each person, his family,‘and his MandMster William J. Houle C ity ____ President’s March 29 ceiling on government will pursue when Dr. (iforgr V.F. Liiiullirrg .Sr. NEXT TO STOP and SHOP will be able toikeep a similar in tion by police. The government refused Dr. Lundberg has seen the neighbor. Registrars of Voters meat prices, a council the 60-day control period Andrews has been a member comment and a navy Cathrine K. Leiner spokesman said. crease for their transatlantic expires have led many brokers OPEN WED. THURS. FRI. TILL 9 P.M. flights because it went into of the police force since spokesman would not say where Town Clerk .Phone - Most cuts of pork and Iamb to trade or liquidate. effect June 1. February 1969. the ships were bound. But their
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