PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Aug. 2, 1973 Police Report . ■ \ ■ • * t A burglary occurred Daniel F. Rawlings, 64, of 38 Coventry Boostcrs Head For England sometime Wednesday after­ Church St., was charged noon at 31 Carol Dr. Police say Wednesday night on Broad St., that approximately $200 in with operating a motor vehicle MONICA SHEA The entire production, in­ before your very eyes, tear in Seek Candidates coins was taken in the break, in cluding script writing and con­ half twenty-sevai 1972 editions while under the influence of Correapondenl The Democratic nominating struction of the pufqiets, is the which entry was gaied by liquor or drugs. Police say that Tel. 742.9495 of the Bridgeport telephone committee is seddng two peo­ iUmrliPatfr lueninn I f ralh breaking a window in the rear they observed him operating his work of the children of Mr. and directory. ple to fill vacancies for the ’Ibe Coventry High School door. car erratically. Mrs. Robert Fitch of South St. Tickets are available from Housing Code Board of Booster Gub will leave Bradley A donation will be requested MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1978 - VOL. XCH, No. 258 Mancheiter^A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES He was released on a $150 Skip Walsh ex' any member of Appeals. If you are interested PRICK: FIFTEEN CENTS International in Windsor Locks Terrence M. Stock, 21, of 40 non-surety bond for court Aug, for admission to the perfor­ the Democratic Town Com­ call Dick Ciomie. Olcott St. was charged 20. on Friday at 3 a.m. for mances. mittee. Wednesday night with second- VERNON Manchester, England. < There Dollar Dance will be 174 area residents on the degree larceny by possession. W a^e McDonough, 19, of no ’The Coventry Democratic plane which will arrive in R a d w / h a e k Police said that Stock was certain address, was charged Town Committee will sponsor a V England about 2 p.m. Rngliah News Capsules found in possession of a 1971 Wednesday on a Circuit Court Dollar Dance on Aug. 25 to Nixon Plans time. Pontiac Grand Prix, to which 12 arrest warrant with third- raise money for the fall elec­ VAmS fREE' According to Owen Trask, he had no title. Police believe degree larceny and criminal tions. coordinator of the Booster that the vehicle had been stolen impersonation. Police say that As an added attraction there COMMWKATWM New Probe Ordered recently in Florida. Club, the Connecticut group Major Changes Watergate McDonough is charged in con­ will be live entertainment. Minimum Wage Stock was also charged with will be taken by buses to the WASHINGTON (AP) - The nection with recent incidents of Rose Fowler and Holly Gantner WASHINGTON (AP) - improper use of registration Caludon Castle in Coventry, Senate Watergate committee cashing stolen checks at an will be vocalizing in harmony to Republican <^>ponents of a bill plates as the plates on the car England, where they will be was to probe further today into area bank. songs of their youth. Dr. Joseph For Banking to raise the ndnimum wage to he was operating belonged to met by their host families. allegations that the White McDonough was held in lieu Kornfield will recite his $2.20 an hour predict President another car. He was released Trask will present to the tard House attempted to draw the In Kent State Case of a $2,000 surety bond for court "Comments From the Com­ Nixon will veto the measure on a $5,000 surety bond, posted mayor of Coventry, England, a CIA into the Watergate today at Manchester. mode.” Bill Sdunidt will sing WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon today proposed despite support for it from by a professional bondsman, for replica of the Coventry, Conn, coverap, then planned to moTTe WASHINGTON (A P )-A tty . old favorite “Process Protest major changes in the country’s fimmcial sjrstem, including Labor Sectary Poter J, Bren­ court Aug. 20. Gymnast Enthusiast coat of arms during a civic on to an investigation of the Gen. Elliot L. Richardson today William Fox, 26, of Stafford, Songs” accompanied by Tony nan. reception Monday In the Guild phasing out interest rate ceilings on savings and other F B I’s role in the many-headed ordered a new Justice Dej^rt- is listed in fair condition in Felice on his “Concerned Gor­ SKYLAB II Skyiob II Astronauts Laurie Manning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Man­ Hall of the Coventry Town bank deposits over a S ^ y e a r period. scandal. The veto threat has prompted ment investigation of the George A. Olsaver, 44, of 73 Rockville General Hospital dian.” Ralph Thissell will per­ ning of Watrous Rd., performs a V-seat on the balance House. Army Lt. Gen. Vernon A. House political strategists to Receive Ahead deaths of four Kent State Seaman Circle was charged after an accident in which the form his reknowned ''“Sing- The recommendations in­ COMMAND MODULE Go beam. She is one of about 50 Bolton participants in a TTie visit will conclude with a Walters, deputy director of the recmisider whether to vote on University students shot by Wednesday night with third- motorcycle he was operating along with W atergate.” BATTERY-OPERATED clude inducements to banks and deposit money into hank* and summer gymnastics program under direction of Richard the measure today or wait until For Full Mission National Guardsmen in 1970. degree larceny and third- dinner-dance hosted by the savings and loan institutions by Central Intelligence Agency, was in collision with a car Superhero Chuck White will. financial institutions to lend September when the House Richardson said his decision degree criminal trespass in Nietupski. They have been working for six weeks on mats Coventry, England families on lifting the interest rate celUnga. was today’s first scheduled Wednesday at Phoenix St. and TELEPHONE AMPUNER more money for home returns after a month-long was based on “the need to ^ connection with the apparent horses, parallel bars and balance beams. There was a Aug. 20. Allen Freem an of witness. Former acting FB I Tankeroosen Rd. mortgages by providing a tax recess. exhaust every potential for theft of an auto bumper from registration fee. Nietupski said the program was very Coventry, England, is the GREAT FOR BUSINESS Director L. Patrick Gray la The operator of the car, Alan credit on the amount of acquiring facts related to this Dillon Ford, 319 Main St., police English coordinator for the stM u led to follow Walters to Dixon, 17, of Stafford, was successful and one he would like to see continued in future LOSE UGLY FAT mortgage loans. tragedy.” ^ said. Court date is Aug. 20. visit. Start loxing welghi today OR OR FAMILY CALLS Police Set Up the witness table late today or Nixon Unwelcome charged with failure to grant years under the summer recreation program. (Herald He gave no indication The return trip will be made MONEY BACK. MONADEX It a liny In addition, savings and loan Monday. CHICAGO (AP) - APL-CIO right of way at a stop sign. photo by Holland) tablet that will halp curb your da- whether a federal grand jury Aug. 21. ^ aira lor axcata food. Eal lait-weigh associations would be able to Tolland Post President George Meany says Court date is Aug. 21. would be convened to assist in lata. Contains lio dangerous drugs offer checking account services Cambodia he will break a long-standing and will not make you nervous. No the probe. Puppet Shows and the so-called NOW accounts For Probe tradition and not inrite Presi­ Democrat Lead Robert McGivney, 18, of 138 strenuous axsrcise. Changs your Ilia With this handy telephone amplifier, everyone can PHNOM PENH (AP) - A Richardson ordered J. Bolton The “Little Brook Theatre” . . . atari today. MONADEX cost- would be authorized for both dent Nfaron to the federation’s Evergreen Rd., Vernon, was .listen simultaneously. Hands are free to continue with major new thrust toward Stanley Pottinger, assistant at­ group is presenting a series of $3.00 tor a 20 day supply and $5.00 commercial banks and savings VIVIAN KENNESON October convention. Now 1,820 charged Wednesday with lor twice the amount. Loss ugly lat work or make notes. Amplifier and speaker housed in Phnom Poih gathered momen­ torney general in charge of the puppet shows at the Richard and loan associations. NOW In past years, every presi­ reckless driving in connection or your money will b* refunded with aHractive high-impact cases. No installation required. State Police Major Orlando tum today as insurgent forces department’s Civil R i^ ts Divi­ Manchester Democrats now Summer Rec Program Risley Dance Studio. The no questions asked by: stands for Negotiable Order of dent, rega^Iess of party, has with alleged incidents on Rt. 30, Complete with earphone jack and battery included. Ragazzi is in charge of a new battled government troops only sion, “to pursue the additional enjoy a 1,820 lead over the remaining performances will Liggott Rtxill Porkado Drug Withdrawal and provides for been asked to attend the bien­ police said. He was released on command post at Tolland’s Ad­ three miles from the capital. inquiry by such means as he Republicans in voter registra­ be tonight at 7 and Friday at 3 404 MkMIo Tpko Wort negotiated rates of interests on nial gathering of organized his written promise to appear in Will End on Friday ministration Building, the Field reports said an es­ feels are appropriate so that we tion, figures released by the and 7 p.m. Mall Ordara Flllad Manchester Parkade, Manchester checking accounts. labor. court on Aug. 21. former ja il building on the timated 500 of the Communist- will both be completely registrar of voters’ office in­ Asked if Watergate was the DONNA HOLLAND Moore, Ruth Hoffman, Jocelyn There were seven major Green for ihe criminal in­ led rebels cut Highway 1 close satisfied that the department dicate. reason for not inviting the Robert Garabedian, 18, of 72 Correspondent Soares, Lillian Harpin, Barbara changes in the financial vestigation into the dls- to the village of Veal Sbau, knows as much as can possibly The totals, which include 24 President, Meany said, “You Reaction Control Cold Spring Dr., Vernon, was 646-0375 Smith, Marilyn Breslow, Joann package released at the White a[q>earance of 7-year-oId Janice southeast of the city. It was the be learned concerning possible new voters signed up in a two- bet your life it is. Mr. Colson charged with operating a The final day of Bolton’s Neath, Terry Cardile, Sonia House. They followed a study of Pockett. closest the insurgents have violations of federal law.” hour voter-making session and his gang ... deliberately Jets Malfunction motorcycle without an summer recreation program McCurry, Joan Hooper, Sandra the country’s financial. in­ All persons with w y informa­ come to Phnom Penh in such Richardson reopened the Wednesday night and 51 others tried to arrange a confrontation operator’s permit and speeding, Friday will begin with many Pierog, Barbara Pellerin, Rita stitutions initiated by the Presi­ tion, regardless of ^ w small strength, and the thrust Kent State investigation after signed up in July during daily Radio/hae dent in 1971. at our (1071) convention for carnival-like events taking they think it may be, are aideed threatened the collapse of the studying the findings of Pot- office hours, are: 11,290 Wednesday on Rt. 30. Court Sheets, Joan Richardson, Claire place. to call detectives at the Tolland entire southeastern defense political reasons to win votes tinger’s preliminary review of Democrats, 9,470 Republicans, date is Aug. 21. Majors, Arlene Ansaldi, Judy Deputy Secretary of the Obstacle courses, sprints, post, 87^7442, Troq> C at Staf­ lines. for the President.” existing files. and 8,341 unaffiliated, for an Miner, Linda Boothroyd, Carol ’Treasury William E. Simon relay races, sack races, soft- ford Springs, 684-2741, or any In the United States, Supreme He referred to former White Richardson initiated the all-time high of 29,101. Lorenzini and David Waddell. said in explaining the proposed House aide Charles Colson, who ball, dart, sponge and water other State Police bairacka. Court Justice William 0. Drawing shows reaction control jets that malfunctioned preliminary review on the heels Since March 13, when a PATRIOT Ryba also thanks program changes that the timing is right House Backs balloon throwing and bean bag Janice is 4 feet tall, weighs.65 Douglas today holds a hearing has been linked to Watergate by Thursday aboard the Skylab II command module. of a White House statement last townwide referendum was con­ KING CITY, Ore. (AP) - coordinator A1 Hopper and because “we are in a period tossing will be among the ac­ pounds, has blonde hair aind in Yakima, Wash., on a request testimony from some of the May which reaffirmed the Aug. ducted, Manchester’s voter For more than 20 years, Mark program supervisor and assis­ that could be classified this mo­ witnesses. Meany said Colson Oil Pipeline Beach has been raising the tivities going on. blue eyes. She was wearing blue to overturn an ordo: blocking a 1971 decision by former Atty. lists have been increased by tant supervisor John Quaglia ment as an interest rate “deliberately set up” an inci­ Stars and Stripes at his home Ribbons will be awarded at shorts, blue and white striped federal court ruling that the For Alaska Gen. John N. Mitchell to drop 332. and Karen McCooe, respective-' crunch.” every day. about 12:30 p.m. to winners of shirt, and blue sneakers when U.S. bombing of Cambodia is dent at the labor convention in the case without a federal Of the 75 new voters signed up ly- WASHINGTON (AP) - En­ “I fly itdaily in appreciation different contests and tour­ Simon said he hopes the last seen on July 26, by her unconstitutional. which the President appeared Skylab Goes On, grand jury probe. in July and through last night, A special thank you goes to to be insulted. vironmentalists were defeated of the opportunity for living in naments that took place during proposed changes can be ready mother. In a statement, Richardson 34 are Dem ocrats, 19 are the Bolton Athletic Association in another major effort to block such a wonderful country,” the program. for presentation to Congress in Janice’s bicycle was found on said the resurrection of the in­ Republicans, and 22 are unaf­ and the Insurance Advisory the Alaska oil pipeline as the Beach, board chairman of a Through the courtesy of September and that b r in g s a dirt portion of Rhodes Rd., Rescue Stands By vestigation "does not mean that Board for their generous House followed the Senate’s filiated. shipping pompany, said. can be held beginning in Oc­ we have reason to believe that program a cookout will begin at donations without which the about three-tenths of a mile Curbs Sought lead and approved building the figweiiiaii'l tober. from her home. the prior decision to discontinue 1 p.m. Included on the menu are program could not have been '■ ' 1 SPACE CENTER, Houston they hoped the rescue try would 789-mile system. REALISTIC He described the proposed active Investigation was wrong hot dogs, potato chips, toasted realized, said Ryba. Tolland Volunteer Fire (AP) — It was buiiness as usual not be necessary. The House Thursday voted 1 * « & j changes as “the first major or made for Improper reasons, marshmallows, watermelon Department chief Ronald for the Skylab 2 aatronauts The astronauts decided to 356 to 60 for the facility, despite I FOR HIKINQ-WORKING or JUST PLAIN WALKING Bulletin Board restructuring of our financial On FBI Files nor does It mean that we think and soda. Littell is continuing to work today while launch crews at forego the free day, which the concern expressed on the ASK FOR THE “KICKER” WORK SHOEI There will be a special AM/FM STEREO RADIO system since 1865 without a the additional inquiry is likely Mrs. Jocelyn Soares will f T . 1 with State Police. Littell WASHINGTON (AP) - A They planned to deliver to the Cape Kennedy worked around would have Included their first floor in nearly 10 hours of • Non-Slip Cork Soto • All Woathor Protoetlon • meeting on Monday, Aug. 13, crisia being present.” to lead to a different Evoiybody'o Favorito • Fraa Watarprooflng. Sava ^ provide homemade whoopie reporta his firemen are con­ coalition of congressmen and Justice Department* an ad­ the clock to prepare a rocket shower in space, so they could debate over oil spills — both on from 7:30 until 8:30 p.m. for He emphasized at a news prosecutive judgment.” $6.00. Rag. $17.00 pr. ®NLV pies for all the participants. 1 ,f J ** tinuing to search ponds in town lawyer! today demanded ttut ministrative petition p r ^ r e d for a possible emergency make up for time lost in the land and in coastal waters. anyone wishing to comment on ■ 1 PLUS RECORD CHANGER briefing that a major goal of the Recreation Commissioner and last night d o it into Brown the Justice Departtnent seal its by the Lawyers Oonunittee for rescue. first sto days of the mission However, he said he has the Bolton Summer Recreation But, principal backers of the Henry Ryba would like to thank / changes is to maintain a flow of Pond on Old Kent Rd. computer files on criminal Civil Righto V M e r Law and Alan L. Bean, Dr. Owen K. because of motion sickness and found “some areas where an program. At 8:30 p.m. those pipeline say major dis­ the following volunteers for offenders until the department supported by tte American Oarriott and Jack R. Lousma, problem trouble shooting. additional inquiry is desirable. ” directly affiliated with this agreements between both helping to make Bolton’s first can impose new restrictions to Ciril Liberties Union. still hopeful of Completing a full Mission Control passed up a Pottinger had said previously summer’s program will meet to houses still stand in the way of RAY’S ARMY & NAVY summer of such a program protect individual ri^ ts . The The files often are incorrect, S9-day mission despite a lengthy list of flight plan that his initial re-examination review and discuss the program M final passage. 805 Main St. in Downtown Manchester very successful: group threatened Atty. Gen. incomplete and unnecessary, problem with their Apollo ferry changes on the Skylab showed no substantial Open Mnn. to Sat. til 6 p.m. - Thurs. til 9 p.m and outline plans for next allegations that had not been in­ Gert Vogel, Jan Brown, Don­ Elliot L. Richardson with a the group asserted. ship, planned a day of medical, teleprinter, prompting Lousma “I don’t look for a long drawn year’s program. out conference, but there are vestigated. na Holland, Dodie Vine, Karen federal court lawsuit if be The Justice Department science and earth resources to remark jokingly: "The CofC To Name rejects the demand. declined comment, pending a experiments on what originally teleprinter message this mor­ Important differences,” Rep. ’The review began at the time Sen. Edward Brooke, R- review of the group’s formal had been scheduled as a day off. ning is longer than the John Melcher, D-Mont., said a House Judiciary subcom­ Mass., Reps. Michael after the House vote. mittee disclosed intentions to "DON'T FORGET"- 9 9 9 5 complaint. The first attempt to rescue a fireman’s pole.” PRE-FINISHED PANELING SPECIALISTS WE ALSO HAVE A COMfLfTC LINE Town Leaders Harrington, D-Maas., and investigate Mitchell’s decision. The petition specifically crew in space m i^ t have to be The "fireman’s pole” is a “The broad range of the OPEN DAILY 9 A.M, • 8 P.M. LOWER LEVEL OF CARL'S T V. OF ALL APPLIANCES. TELEVISION Barry Goldwater Jr ., R-Calif., It came at the same time that A STCNfO ON OUN UPPER LEVEL alleged that FB I data collection made if there is more strap-like handhold that runs Senate bill, affecting all types ONE MILF. NORTH OF VERNON CIRCLE CARL'S TV SALES. many of Mitchell's actions as and Republican Gov. Francis procedures: deterioration in the Apollo craft the length of the 48-foot of rights of way on public lands, attorney general came under To Head Program W. Sargent of Massachusetts which is to be their taxi back to flies In the face of the House led the coalition. —Fail “to insure the ac­ (See Page Twenty) scrutiny because ^of his sub­ Bock to school Aovingsl Buy now for JessI earth on Sept. 25. Officials said bill,” Melcher said. Bookshelf-size radio system has wolnut finish curacy or completeness of the sequent involvement in the A PANEL-WORLD enclosures on tuner and speakers. Features data on individuals,” by Watergate scandal and other (I Six top community leaders Challenge of Tomorrow were STEREO HEADPHONES slide-rule tuning, stereo indicator light, full- amassing arrest records allegations of improprieties. will be named to head up the develqMMl in May at which time ” ^ RT. 83 VERNON, CONN. 875-4304 ■ 872-0884 range tone control, full-fidelity speakers sep- without indicating later Presidential counsel Leonard A MUST FOR ANY STUDENT Greater Manchester Chamber the Chamber and community arote to 10 feet to give maximum stereo whether charges were dropped Garment wrote four Kent State effect. Four-speed changer features light­ of Commerce Commitment to leadera identifled: CLEAR or the individnals were students in May that the White Surround yourself with "concert hall weight tone arm, precision „motor for con­ the Challenge of Tomorrow sound". Stereo headphones are the stant speeds. Includes diamond needle, cus­ 1. Revitalization of all acquitted or convicted. House had rejected their plea « 9 S next best thing to being there . . . program of work, according to tom base, 45-rpm odapter, and tinted dust business areas with major con­ —Allow “ virtually uncon­ for a federal grand jury in­ BUY 6 Panels GE¥ 1 FREE and at such o reosonabte price, too. Everett J . Livesey, rice presi­ cover. 12-1451,42-2933 centration on downtown. vestigation. UNDER 5 PANELS 10% OFF ON ANY PANEL Great for dorm rooms . . . listen to dent of the Urban Affairs Divi­ trolled access to the data” to 330038 Clear tonight except for Garment said “It is our un­ FOR RUSTIC BUYERS ONLY what you^lilte ot the volume you sion. 2. Urban traffic, parking and employers and other agencies Ply*6efiis‘ choose withoL>t disturbing others. patchy fog in some low lying animous judgment if a grand ANEW Each one of the six will hold transportation. “for the purposes of clearing PEG & PLANK CHESTNUT $395 areas. Low 60 to 65. Saturday employment, promotions, the jury were convened it would DIMENSION the responsibility for the five 3. Continued improved mostly sunny and warm. High granti^ of credit and other either bring no indictments, or DISTRESSED BRIER-WOOD $395 REAUSTIC PORTABLE major operating goals for the educational quality and career N WOOD WALL in the mid 80s. basic rights.” 'The FB I main­ bring indictments which would Chamber in addition to one oi- opportunities for Manchester’s only result in acquittals.” P A N ELIN e i BEECHWOOD CASSEHE RECORDER Precipitation probability is 10 tains that only law enforcement $ 4 .4 9 (Xnnpassing the needs beyond youth. per cent tonight and Satiurday. OLD AGE WALNUT the goals, Uvesey said. officials have access to the Four students were killed and $ 8.95 Winds west to nortewest at files. ABIYIBI ^ MAKES By action of the Chamber’s 4. Seek solution to nine others wounded when a CALICO PINE $ 8 .4 9 Manchester’s problem in crime less than 10 mph toni^t and WRITING CLASSROOM boani, the task force approach —Include the unnecessary National Guard contingent FLYGEMS BONANZA CEDAR including vandalism, shoplif­ northwesterly at 10 to 15 mph $ 8 .9 5 for goal accomplishment was filing of “a host of minor opened fire on students WEIDWOOD NOTES A THING ting, drug abuse. Saturday. adopted, providing the offenses, many of which are demonstrating against the U.S. 4xSx4 MIN OF THE PAST 5. Sedc reqwnsible coopera­ High Low invasion of Cambodia. GEOBGIA-PACIFIC Quanmy ItoNvtry mriy N/C lARGEST SELECTION OF PMELMG AW I organizational stnictnre incor­ Anchorage 62 52 misdemeanors involving no WAKC UP v m A REAiane aKK-KAUO porating the use of top com­ tion between citizen’s groups. ABMSYRONG New York 79 74 harm to others.” Sorry not Includod In HOME niRMSHWGS IN TOILAW munity leaders. According to Richard G. “4 and gal ona fraa tato." Chicago 71 66 As a result, the group stated, LIMITED TIME ONLY' The task force approach Clark, Chamber ezeentive rice . A m — 5______Ll____ = , . president, the Chamber plain to Denver 85 57 “individuals whose names 290 AM/FM 3495AM/FM DIGITAL * provides an opportunity for the San Francisco 60 51 Bolton Growers appear in the file have been 799 short-term volunteer group ser­ annonnee these chairman Wake to music of your choice. Re- You'll never be lote ogain, When our within the next two weelui. Washington 88 75 denied employment.” CHANDELIER CEILINGSARMSTRONG olistic radio has beoutiful simulated Realistic rodio wokes you with a vice to meet specific goals and Say Tomato walnut cose. AFC allows drift-free song. Handsome wood groin model Ideal for recording classroom lectures, business meetings objectives. By the use of this SPECIAL FM. Slide-rule tuning, top-mounted hos lorge eosy-toreod numerals, . . . any time you need oil the facts. A .must for the college new concept, the Chamber dia- Supply Good ; Arm strong speakers, lighted clock dial. Great student . . . unlike other methods, you never miss o word. t P I C I A L SPICIAL less thon 4 " high, fits most shelves aolved all existing connmittees gift for the college bound. 12-1485 . . front-mounted on off switch, Has built-in mike, pushbutton controls, including fast for- OFFER ^'hm /m ) f '////izLi word. Auto-level for distortion-free recording . . . in deluxe relating to goal accompliah- AS LOW AS ‘ IS®* AS LOW AS *25*® side-mounted AAA FAA switch. Com Town Streets, No X-Y~Z Despite poor spring weather 1 ♦ Pi nvincuile UFsiqn carrying cose. 14-874 ON TH^ CEILINGS PER 10 X 12 ROOM plele with earphone. 12-1496 ment. The committees would conditions, Bolton tomato » '/i ^ PER 10 X 12 ROOM SOL R. COHEN BY(A^strc$na 12 X 12 PLAIN WHITE -.1'- v i t . - $16.70 P*' 2 X 4 Soipended-Mein Whhe be replaced by large resource growers are reaping the pools, one of each relating to Arm strong rewards of their harvest. (Arm strong SAVE 10.00 ON OUR REST each of the Chamber’s major Manchester, “A City of Village Charm,” Flag Dr., American Legion Dr. Congress Although most farmers admit REMEMBER... St. and, of course, L ib c ^ St. PORTABLE ElEaRONIC (ALCUUTOR goals and to other areas of a^ieara to be taking on a. big-city im a g e- the tomatoes are coming in a Santero Design*^ Barbary Design*^ Y O U CAN Chamber concern. These hut, not quite. It to, of course, a town for all seasons, little later than usual, they Colonial Sampler with its Spring, Summer, Autumn and S 1 S .7 0 pw ctn. $14.50 Per Ctn. STUDENTS resource pools would be es­ report the vines are heavily FREE ESTIMATES $ 1 5 .7 0 It has its Lincoln Center and its Herald Winter Sto. Reg. tablished through the general loaded with tomatoes. (AVmatrong .Armstrong ^ V m stro n g Square, but it has no Broadway nor a 99.50 membership by use of a Certainly it’s a nostalgic town, with its Richard Morra noted that the X'lL 8 9 ^ Bowery. ’The closest it comes to either is a 'EiaitMA'PffAirfl iweference profile survey of the roots in the past. There’s Indian Dr., and Broad St. and a Bow St. cost of fertilizer and labor was Highctiffe Design Chechtm dStWD OMIfiir broad Chamber base. Farm Dr., a ^ Pilgrim Lane. There’s also higher than last year, Rugged lightwprqht colculntor odds, subtracts, $ 1 5 .1 0 Nutmeg Dr. and, to prove it’s tradition PfrrCfn. multiplies, and divides. Evon does square roof, Each pool would contain a Manchester ia big on Ivy League greenhouse expenses remained $ i 4.9U P«rCtn. goes far, far back, there’s Angel St. chain and okponcnliol cniculotions. Has 3-way steering committee which one colleges — with its Harvard Rd., Dart­ the same. power . . . Operoles on pcniighi or rechorge- Manchester has never been featured in of the top six community mouth Rd., Princeton St. and Penn Dr. Another Bolton farmer, YOU WONT FIND ANY LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE oblc ballcries, or use AC house current. In □ the centerfold of a national magazine, but leaders would chair. This Yet, it has nothing even remotely Casimir Kurys received $8 a froction of the usuol firiu*. solve school or busi- it does have its Centerfield St. and it does steering committee would be resembling Yale, nidess the long-shot basket for tomatoes last week. ne problems. 63 602 O N THE have its Esquire Dr. MONARCH*VIKING > A DDCT * SAtEM-WORLO responsible for the formation of Whitney Rd. falls into that designation. Yesterday, with native CHARTER OAK a U W A Y task forces to study qiedfic The Englitii aren’t overlooked, even TO prove it’s all there, Manchester has tomatoes more plentiful, he V M R r C I problem relating to each of the thou^ Yale to, for there to an (toford St. its Mntble St., (pid, to prove it’s right up received $3.50 for the same size concentrated .area* within the and a Cambridge St. Nor are the girls with tito times, it has its Transit Lane. basket. KENTILE MANCHESTER SHOPPINO PARKADE Commitment to the Challenge WbaMi doesn’t have, and nobody has ever Morra said the market price SALEM MILLS SALEM MILLS i h a e k overlooked. There to a Wellesley Rd. IM % ACRIUN PLUSH of Tomorrow program of work. explained why, are streets starting with is about te same as last year FAMILY ROOM A KITCHEN SHAG Appropos of nothing, Manchester LOOKS UKB WOOL MANCHESTER 649-1806 In addition to 'the six t(^ appears to be playing favorites with the letters x-Y-z. and feels that retail store prices W£AKS LIKE ISON leak Fgr JKi Svgn leaders’ responsibility as ser­ should be coming down. S O ^ Ai Yam automobile manufacturers. It has its Because it to a compact town, it has its PLUS 99 SR. ving as steering committee Plymouth Lane, Ford St. and Lincoln St., Short St. and, to explain exactly what kind Edwin Albasi said his crop is SR. W - PLUS' F h . y <- INST. diaitimen, they would also be but nothing for Chevrolet, Cadillac, and of a town it is, it b u its Welcome 1*1., its better than last year, just INST. I SAVE I .M ' OPEN MON., TUE$., WEO. 10-6; 'DHIRS. 10-9 I N % NYLON SAVE 3 .N SAVE A .H 5 the advisory groiq> to the rice the otben. There to a Hudson St. — for Levd Rd., its Pleasant St. and, eqiecially, He Overcame All Obstacles ripening later than usual. t PlfFEREHT COLOR SATURDAY 10-5:30 president of ^ division in the those who remember the old Hudson car. ito Love Lene. Local fruit and vegetable 1 M AT TU I BM • U Tt ON MtlCI-BHIVICI-BWLIVnnr | A TANOV COaPORATIQN CO fr*^ formation of a steering coundl. But it might also remind people of the 'To thboe whoask, “How did Mandiiester A Uttlo water, a little mud, some spots of muck won’t squelch the fun of kite-flying for Bil­ stands available for comment The five operating goals of Hudson River. get that way?” we can only reply, “The ly Silver of 12S Cooper Hill St. He launched his kite at the West Side Oval after a brief said their prices are set accor­ the Commitment to the Manchester is a patriotic town, with its Butler^Rd.) did it.” s^w er tunied many playgroun^rs away. (Herald photo by Klemens) ding to market prices. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri,, Aug. 3. 1973

CALDOR PENNY SAVERS Manchester R tA Z A 646-2228 jmomeraiinqb OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - When Theater Schedules TV Tonight ire Paren Perrigo and Steve Sheinwold on Bridge ^Stratford, forrarentbano Kelson were high school I ^tuftisirls Nm W itor Complete TV U M Blue-Hills Drive-In — '“Fear Jerry Lewis Cinema Conn. YOUNO PEOPLE sophomores, they both b ^an Showcase Cinema I — “Live U.A. East 1 — “OUahoma ROUTINE GOOD PLAY 4 MATS WKLY: W itf, Thu, Sat I Sun saving pennies. The other day is the Key” 8:30; “Soul of North dealer . — 6dM>->- A n ahfacaa a. ai« saeiAip M IP M taR & Let Die” 2:00-4:30-7:05-9:30 Crude 2r7:10-9:20; pui i * NOT ALWAYS BEST (20-30) SANFORD AND SON Warranty. Deeda Cinema 1 Cinema 2 EVGS (ThU W ert); T uit ttn Sat ___ oamiii aiiai m p m m tm r a . the two, now 20 years of age, Nigger Charley” 10:3S Showcase Cinema 2— “Afary By Alfred Sheinwold Both sides vulnerable (3-6r2t) NRWS (24) WASHINGTON WEEK Co. Inc. to Hafold F, aqd Ev|t. 4 Mitf. Test, thni F rl.: 17. 4.59. • M i a a * li« tar W M int a r awk'cM M ai. took their combined total of Burnside Theater — “Paper (1 6 )I8 P Y Green Manor Construction 8st. Mat. 4 Evs. 4 8us. M at.: $1, 7.90. Poppins” 1:304:154:57-9:30 U.S. East 2 "God Spdl’’ What shonld a defender do NORTH IN REVIEW Phyllis B. Porcheron, unit in’ Evenings et 8:30. Matinees at 2:00 pennies, 12,72.3, to the bank Moon” 7:30-8:30 Co. Inc. to Estelle A. Staub Showcase Cinema 3 — 2:00-7:004:10 ______* * ,when declarer hu a trump A KI6S (20) OTHER WORLDS Northfield Green Con­ ■ MEASURE FOR MEAS­ AU A6U AtainEO and converted them into - 0:30 - unit in Northfield Green Con­ East Hartford Drive-In — “Legend of Boggy Creek” 2:00- guest? ’Ilie routine good play is Q K52 (24) SESAME STREET dominium, conveyance tax URE r«S>'< Au|. 3, 7,10,16. $127.23 which they are to use (8-40) ODD COUPLE dominium, conveyance tax Mats.! AUf. 5, 9,19. E “Planet of Apes” 8:20; “Battle 3:954:50-7:454:40 U.A. East 3 — "Sound of June B. Tompkins to give declarer enou^ rope OA (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH $34.10. on their honeymoon. plays is largely that of today. - AAKQ96 (20-30) LITTLE PEOPLE $30.80. ■ THE COUNTRY- WIFE I for Planet of Apes” 10:20 Showcase Cinema 4 — Music” 24 p.m. and hope that he hanp himaefi. (40) DANIEL BOONE M l Aiti AMima Tlie band p ^ o rm s at C a^ t WEST EAST (24) BLACK PERSPECTIVE Green Manor Construction by Willipn Wycmrlty.Evii.! Julyai, Aweal fiiHiiia lawinig East Windsor Drive-Iii — “ Badge 373” 1:45-3:454:00- Tanglewood ’This is good, hot not always — 0 :3 0 - Au(. 2,4,8,11. Mats.; July 29, MemorUI Fiekl. In caw of in­ ON THE NEWS Co. to Marion E. Chalke, unit in Marriage License E 3 “Aristocats” 8:20; “Song of the Vernon Cine 1 — “Charlottes The, fifth weekend at best. A A4 A Q3 Aug. 15,16,16. 9:55; “Sneak Previw ” 8 p.m. clement weatbo’, the concert <37 QJ 1073 ty A98 (3) CBS NEWS - 9:00 - * Northfield Green Con­ William Halley Davis, 611 South” 9:40 Web” 2:00-7:00; "Play It Again Tanglewood in the Berkshires North dealer (I) ABC NEWS B MACBETH Evgs.; Aug. 1,9,14, South Windsor Cinema — will be in Leamy Auditorium at 0 85 2 0 1096 4 3 (3) CBS NEWS dominium, conveyance tax Center St., and Joyce Ann BATTLE FOR 17,18. Mats.; Aug. 2, 4, 6,12. Sam” 8:45; “List Of Red Hot begins tonight at 7 with the Both sides vulnerable (20) HAVE GUN-WILL Ktnicm Manchester Drive-In — "Battle For Planet of the the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, A 1108 A 743 (S-40) ROOM 222 $36.30. Arbercheski, East Hartford, THE PLANET ■ JULIUS CAESAR Evg.; Aug. Mar 17 naiHfai i r— aaay. “ Jerem ia Johnson” 10:40; Apes” 7:004:15 “The Hann- Lovers” 10:15; "Gimme Weekend Prelude Concert Opening lead — Queen of TRAVEL 15. Mats.; Aug. 1,11. hariMar Adult BaaPdian New London. There is no a ^ SOUIH (20-32-30) MOVIE Green Manor Construction Aug. 11, Wickham Park. “Hotel” 8:30 ting” 12 Midnight Shelter” U:00 Midnight featuring the Tanglewood Hearts ; / (22) NBC NEWS OF THE APES NOW thru SCPT. 2 mission charge. A 109872 "The Alamo" , Meadows Drive-In — “Dr. Festival Chorus. John Oliver West Opened the queen of TICKET INFO. A PHONE RES.: ($00) t72- Vernon Cine 2 — “Camelot” <2 64 ■’../■■•--.TdIO— (24) EVENING AT POPS 3756. Spurmet Picnics: (301) 176-713t. State Theater — “Cahill” conducts the chorus with works hearts and. caatimied the suit ^ M IK w au 17 AMNUB Phibes Rises” 8:50; “Slaughter 2:004:00 Hartt College of Muaie OKQJ7 (3) AMA2INQ WORLD OF - 9:30 * AMERICAN EXP. A MASTER CHARGE (Afa UaHt MtyiaPY By Rip Off” 10:47 7:304:10 by Schutz, Gabrieli, Bach, until South ruffed the third ■ .A 52 . Fri.-Sati Midnight All Seats...... at Stratford Box Office Only Flutist Brooks de Wetter- KRESKIN ; V lauMataaMa) Wojf, and Brahms. round. So far, so good. (8-40) CORNER BAR Smith will perforin Sunday at 8 North East Sooth Wert (8) TRUTH o r :’" TICKETS ALSO AT: ******oeeseeesssss«eeeeeeee4 At 9 p.m., guest conductor South now led tbe ten of - 10:00 - I jure have nyion and ^ BAmEFORTHE MANCHESTER - Buttorlield't p.m. in Millard Auditorium of 1 A Pass 1 A Pau CONSEdUENCES -S ■ m -m m m m m rn Michael Tilson Thomas con­ qiades towards dummy, and 4 A All Pats (3) CBS NEWS SPECIAL PLANET OF THE APES D«pt.Store; NEWINGTON - The the Hartt CMlege of Music in (13) 700 CLUB Book Shop at Market Squaro.______ducts the orchestra in West antomaticaUy i^y ed low. Opening lead - ty Q (20) NBC NEWS (24) CHANGING MUSIC cotton podsi Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 in West Hartford, in a Sunimer If declare gueaaed wrong, he Ouunber Music Festival. He (22-30) NEWS t - 10:30 - A and Copland’s Symphony No. would loae two trump tricks and (24) WABHINQTON w e e k (18) NEWS 3. will be heard in works by would thus be defeated. What do you aayT IN REVIEW (24) MAN BUILDS, eOi^iTHEATRES EAST On Saturday, at 10:30a.m., as Handel, Bach, Messiaen and A I w l - O N O I T l O M r D MIODU TPxt tagWCHtSttS LH PIRHIOIXM ^4l ; “ SUPCRHITI A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER Marais. He is beginning his se­ As it happened. South guessed Answer: Bid one notrump. MAN DESTROYS Treat you w on’t find anyw here!” m on every Saturday morning right. He went iqi with dmn- - 7 : 3 0 - ORGtc sconi m m im cond season as a faculty Your'hand Is not strong enough (3) WHArS HAPPENING - 11:00 - STATE - throughout Jh e Tanglewood my’s king of spades and “wo have every little thlngl" I ^ f i r t r j --ahchM’ ip ( in tib IVAN O'NEAL for a response at the level of (3-18-22-30) NEWS 'Oit ‘.‘Alt a f ko '< '.^(Atni Mg IS I uKLilwMrtChOiJE*! season, there will be an open member of the Hartt College ( I) LASSIE returned a trunqi, dropping tte two. You can just afford a (20) HAVE QUN-WILL TATUM O'NEAL rehearsal of works to te per­ Summer Youth Music (20) HUMAN DIMENSION queen and gee on the same "courteqr” response, and the TRAVEL formed on Sunday. Program. Tickets will be trick. Declarer than claimed (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL available at the door. only possible Ud at the level of (24) WORLD PRESS (24) AVIATION WEATHER JOHN Oil Saturday evening at tbe rest of the trida. one is one notmmp. (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES — 11:30 - 8:30,Thomas conducts the Better Play Avallgdile Copyright 1973 (3) MOVIE s orchestra in an all-Stravinsky Yale Concerts in Norfolk (40) NANNY AND THE WAYNE \\llttffl> It’s usually a flne idea to let Genend Features Corp. “McQuIre Qo Home" (1965) program featuring the The last Friday evening con­ PROFESSOR f = tf ^ an opponent guess. This was tbe (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Tanglewood Festival Qiorus, cert and nezt-to-the-last event one time in a hundred when a — 1:00 — of the 1973 Yale Concerts hi (3) 00 MINUTES URNSIDE Kenneth Riegel; tenor,. and better pkyw aa available. W m o v ie B 0 MAaMlM fi . .; I ; • t;; . David Evitts,. bass.; ; : : Norfolk: season will be tonight (0-40) Brady BUNCH There .was. no chance to S . "Qo Qo Manta (1965) l b . aisn sN i On Sunday at 2:30 p.m., the at 8:30 in the Music aiediThe defeat the contract unless Eati (18);b ABBBAU:'. .'' ■ program will feature a variety (20-22-30) MIDNIGHT Herald Advertisemeiiis orchestra, again conducted by had the queen of spades. West Th o u g h t YMkeusiUtlgrti' ' , SPECIAL TTw Latl O fM l Adrknhitu 8EE...THE BEGINNING A THE ENDI ’Thomas, will feature Strauss’ of music, pU and new; from ; could make sure.of two trump ’Til Eulenspiegel and Brahma’ madrigals of the 16th Cpnkiry UNITED SmtES trid u by stqiping rif^t up with " I f God is for us. Who can be BATTLE FOR THE Piano Concerto No. 2 in B flat to a newly commissioned piece MARSHAL tiw ace of qiades aiti leading a :against us? Romans 8:31 PLANET OF THE APES with Malcolm Frager, soloist. for chamber ordltatra. fourth round of hearts. H dum­ Fn.-U L M W nffd Show Alto Stirrinc GARY GRIMES • Yale faculty violinists Syoko my ruffed low. East would God acts with plan and pur­ LIVE - IN PERSON U.S. Coast Guard Band Aki and Broadus Erie will join ovemiff with the queen; and if pose at all times and is neither PANAVISION’ • TECHNICOLOR’ m n is 7:3 0 ft—rttwri mut EKw Fof the U.S. Coast Guard forces to play a group of Duos dummy ruffed-with the king. impulsive or changable. Often |PG| watl»| 9:10 Ed Band summer concert under for ’Two Violins by Spohr, and East’s queen would then be tbe we like to try to find reasons for PLANET the stars Sunday at 8:30 p.m., Bartok. Box office, 542-5537. high jump. His actions or attempts to OF THE the Coast Guard Band jazz This play would fail, of search out His will. At times we University of Connecticut course. If East had the question His way of doing ensemble, the “Windjam­ things. mers,” will be featured. The in­ ’The National Intercollegiate singleton queen of trumps, but He does not ask that we un­ 11 strumentation of the jazz Band, a 120-piece ensemble, this was somewhat unlikely. '»\RIKWU)'S k.m i :r t a in m r m SHO^PrArEI C T iT J J T ensemble is patterned after will give a free public concert Doubletons are much more derstand — but trust that all Aaaahhhi things will work out for the that of the big bands of the ’Thursday at 8:15 p.m. in the common than singletons. LSHOHCASt CINtMA/ 1234 best, for us and our loved ones. Swing Era, but the music it Jorgensen Auditorium. ’The Daily QuMllon / EXIT tKPonacs s t r e e t io c i x i t m l s il v e n l a n e ) EAST H ARTFORD band will perform under the Partner deab and bida one We know the One who has the y ont-M EAST HARTFOflO-24HII.TEL INFO SM-MN JJ.S. ROUTE 5 • - DRIVE-IN* • 528-7449 .answers — walk close to Him. ' V • ACRES OF FREE IIGHTEO PARKRNS At The Broad Stieet Dairy Queen baton of Col. Arnold GaMel spade, and the next player ------KIDDIES UNDER 12 FREE- the U.S. Air Force Band. Guest pastes. You hold: Spades, 5« Forgive our complaint, Lord and increase our faith. WALT DISNEY’S 1 A sigh of delight in every bite. Whether it’s trumpet soloist will be Ray­ 2 t Hearts, 10*9-8*7-2| With an Air Conditioner from Caidor W JAMES BONO ^ mond Crisara of the Dick C. Henry Anderson, 0 0 7 ^ A DOUBLE DISNEY CARTOON FUN-FEST your favorite BRAZIER* meal or a Scrump- Diamonds, K-Q-J-7; CInbs, 6- ORDER PHONE Cavett Show. 4. Co-Pastor dillyishus* DAIRY QUEEN* treat, you’ll Emanuel Lutheran ill! UVE 643-4491 Church Ti Sift S ilL -ii :!iift find the taste you’re after every time... at Free Folk Concerts Call In your order ahead of time Free folk concerts in Hart­ ;!Li Bifij SI iiiP J iiijHP? Ii;I ;;;■=TiC AND. the Broad Street DAIRY QUEEN.* So, de­ Herald •ii Saffi Hj •!!: ia u: umH . . . and everything will be ready ford will be Tuesday from 6:15 light yourself. . . todayl LETDIE IIE A D M«ilflwHiiRMIIa«M when you are. to 7:45 p.m. in Westbrooke Yesterdays 1: 30-4:15 2: 00-4:30 n C A N hUoulliNlMlMr URGCST AMmUKNT Park; Wednesday from noon to 6:57 9:30 7: 05-9:30 ^ TALK ****^*'*—*** m m ill m r CN6UM 1:30 p.m. at Bushnell Parii; 25 Years Ago ’ c6wiNtt Fsphisf, fret AdMiitiM at Elizabeth Park. William Brannick, two World KOIMIUUlWKOai-.... ' BROAD STREET DAIRY QUEEN* WM War n veterans, open up a B A D G E 3 7 3 242 BAOAD STREET ENTIRE PARK OPEN New Haven Pops Concerts haberdashery and sporting ■ m a IT n s n p u m » « i n iA (VERY DAY AT 1 P M goods store at the University of MANCHlESTES. PQNN,^ a Glen Campbell will appear : 00-3: 95-5 : 50] [EAST WINDSOR Aug. 11 at 'the Yale Bolvl. Connecticut. - ^ 7 : 45-9:40 U.S. RTE 5- • « D R IV E - IN ‘ • • 623-3079 SUNDAY, AUG. 5 Tickets will be available to O m Legend of braver. qualified groups at a reduced 10 Years Ago n 00-3:00 [mPDIES UNDER 12 Ffei PLAYCROH|D!i R t, U S P.l Oil Am D 0 Corp e 1973 Am D Q Corp. rate. Box office, 582-3808. |-7 : 30-9:52 ’This date was a Sunday; The [Boggy Creehl Herald did not publish.______R ATftue STOflV in REYNOLDS in WHITE LIGHTNING %!:a

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4i0 Farmington Ave., Bristol (West ol Siisioi Piui. m 6) 300 Burnside Ave.. fast Hartfoid (Acio«iiomMail:. Foil) ivery WEDNESDAY NIGHT is POLKA NIGHT 405 Park Street, Hartford (rutio«Waihin|ioaStiHi) JOIN THE GROUP 866 Queen Slieet, Southington (Hi To. xiotsiion 7iyi() Adm.$l.SO in Party Grove 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Starts 7:30 P.M. 307 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester ( Aciosi fiom PaiVata) 1000 Blue Hills Ave., Bloomlifid (Cocmi oI CoHagi Cx m N ) ” M AMOHPQTPR SALE: FRI. and SAT. Contributions of amoum may hs mads by msB Is ths attonlien of Earl DHtus lOKK/iXEIIHMIO IV IM lw i^ n C O I c r i won. mruFri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 1761 Berlin Turnpike, Wet|iersfield (Aciosttiom nttf Coach Ciiii) 27 Town Line fid., Welhcrslield/Rocky HrII (AcmitronCaitac) (Broetor of isnt. Manehssisr MsmorisI HospHai, or by phono, 949-1222 MIDNIJE FLICK QIMME SHELTER - 99t ^lo*ll) on kitoruato t 1, erow evur brMg* Ext 994. Psymsnto 4) Routo IM WM and huwl Nw«i on can bs srrangsd Is suH Ihs donor ovsr Eis nsxt six momhs. WED., AUQ. 8th lit RUN PIPP “LONG STOCKINGS” >—U 1W, Ag— am, Maaa. 1145 Tolland V V/ IT . ’f ■ y ■ ■ I MANCHESTER EVENING maiALD Com.. Fri.. Aug. 8. im ^ ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. FTi . Aux. 3. 1973- PAr.E imnr ^tiudipfitrr Sunitit^ li^ ralii Opejit Founded Oct, I9 1881 ForUM Nfeteiwd by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Oa., HeraM Square, Manchester, Cohn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 *WNA, hriephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Grateful PuMtsbed every evening except Sun- department, 647-9^. Dear editor: 4iiys and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation All of us who are coocen^ llancbestM-. Conn., Post Office as Se­ with the rdubilitatioo of the cond Class Mail Matter. Member of The Associated Press mentally ill and the promotion Burl L. Lyons; Publisher of menbd health are d i^ I y The Manchester. Publishing Co. grateful to Rep, WilUani >R. assumes no financial responsibility for Cotter fw his successful sim- Guide to some of the favorite spots for dining typographical errors appearing in adver­ port of HR .56iBB and to Sens. Abraham ;!Ribicoff and Lowhll Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Payable in Advance Weicker fm* their supp(«i of S. The Manchester Evening Herald. One Month...... 13.25 1136. These bills will extend the Display advertising closing hours, and entertainment in and around the Manchester area. Single Copy ...... 15^ funding of community mental three full days prior to publication. By Carrier, W eekly...... 75^ health centers for one year, Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon through June 1974. - ; teaUiring this sreek^. One Y e a r ...... 339.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon The community mental S x Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and health qenters program b r i ^ TWee Months...... $9.75 Monday. community-based treatment facilities to the mentally ill— a signal advance in successful CAESAR’S f I'J STAGE prevention and rdiabilitation over the old isolated mental RESTAURANT Pocketbook Legislation hospital warehouses. Both our COACH Connecticut Association and the Even in the midst of Watergate, will increase above the present |10,- National Association for Moital Health, Inc., continue to press DINNER SPECIALS CAFE Congress has gotten around to two 800. Under previous law, the wage confidently for a longer term MON. Hoimmad* Manicotti...... $3.95 pieces of legislation relating to the base would have increased to $12,000. bill, so federal funding for new TUE. Primo Rib-Engiiah Cut...... 4.25 67 WINDSm AVE RT. $13, yERNON pocketbook. community mental health WED. Voai Scaiiopini...... ,3.95 TEL 872-3381 However, it will now increase from centers will be continued. On the President’s desk is a bill 1831.80 to $737.10. We consider the passage of THURS. Roast Boot & Burgundjjr.. .3.95 raising the minimum wage from $1.60 Since the employer matches the tax the (Community Mental Health FRI. Brodattodi Pisha ...... 3.95 Centers Act a stunning victory. . (SMtood, Whn, Spfcetj per hour to $2.20 per hour July 1,1974. paid by the employe, this means a Entertainment We congratulate our entire i,.'. It also extends coverage to seven potential of $1,474.20 will be paid to Connecticut Congressional Lunch 12 to 2:30 — Dlimor 8 to KhOO Delegation — all of whom sup­ million more workers. the Social Security Administration for Sunday Only 2 to 10 ported the actfor their sen­ Featuring Roger Bissette Trio .PSrtfM - W tUIngs - Bsnquts each employe. For self-employed per­ sitive;.; creative, devoted There is some speculation the sons the rate of 8 per cent will con­ legislative efforts on beh^ of Fri. & Sat. 9:30 to 1:30 the thousands of m entally^. President may veto the measure but tinue. However their wage base will ' Sincerely, CAESAR’S I Restaurant Sun. 7:00 to 11K)0 Main SL, WlUhnantlc 423-1111 no President,’ accordiiig to history, Mrs. Albert Kohh ~ 1110 also increase to $2,600, meaning a Open 7 Daya President, Mental has ever vetoed a mimninm «a g e bill. potential tax payment of $1,008. :.i Air (JondWonod Bar A Roataurant Health Assn. O f Lunches Served Mon. through Fri. Even if the veto should be exercised, The reas(Mi for the increase in Social Onion (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) (Connecticut, Inc. 11:30 to 2:30 it appears Congresa has the necessary Security taxes is due to the S.6 per Hartford votes to override. cent increase in benefits beginning Ju­ Social Security taxes which were ly, 1974. Fdt Anytiiiio already scheduled to increase in 1974 Social Security taxes and benefits Inside ■■Rfop at Hia 1h> FinUtl will be increased even more. While will go up again in 1975 since existing Capital Fare the rate for Sodal Security taxes will law provides for cost of living Andrew Tully eUSNOVA USnilMIIT remain the same, the portion of an adjustments in benefits paid for by R eport ” COCSTMl lAR i UMmai ^ Italian employe’s wages subject to the tax automatic adjustments in taxes. R o u li'd l. TsbstlvMs, Coon. Rowland Evans and Coming Clean Worth A Try SpBcMlzIng In the F/n e tf R obert Novak Caesar^s I Restaurant Dinners Other Editors Say WASHINGTON - The interpretation of some of the for his subordinates’ actions, mUIUI-MIIIKIUI frustrating aspect of President more laconic Presidential however, is a different mess of Caooor'a I la a contomporary roataurant notad for Locatad In Wllllmantle on Main Straat, thair alr- Dally tram 11 A.M. to 10 F.M. Nixon’s refusal to open up the utterances. Sam Ervin, a pottage. No matter bow The Percy Phenomenon alagant dining. It haa galnad an outatanding roputa- Watergate committee and Constitutional authority who Food-Uqow-Whn eonditlonad roataurant offara tha boat In dining Cycle Deaths Cause For Alarm throughly Nixon clears his don for tina food bocauao of much time and atfort plaasuraa 7 daya a woak. Monday thru Saturday Special Prosecutor Archibald poses as a country lawyer, WASHINGTON - The recent and his staff, and will reply to name, his ignorance of these put into ovary maal that la aarvad. Only tha boat of lunch it aarvad from noon until 2;30 and dinnar la Your cholca at knoortad and Cox is that Nixon has a good knows that hearsay hasn’t been activities — honest or contrived Harris poll showing astonishing these inquiries. There is ab­ Motorcycle deaths are climbing at everything la good enough for thoir guoata; that la aarvad from 5:00 until 10:00. On Sundays thay ara insistence that the wearing of a case in his own defense. Yet he admissible as evidence since — will remain a black mark strength for Sen. Charles H. solutely no need for other staff Businessmen’s domestic wines aiid heart to continues to stall, suggesting he opan to sorvo you and your family from 2:00 until an alarming rate in the state. At this helmet be left a matter of free choice. Hammurabai cut off people’s against his PresUen^. One of Percy .of Hlinqjs.^ against Sen. indiv^uals to respond d ir ^ y Luncheons S Dinners why thahr ch^ Inaiata on tha boat maafa. and that all has something to hide. hands for stealing bread. Nixon’s most effective Edward M. Kennedy, universal­ to theM press calls. If the press of the aalad ctrooainga, aoupa, and ovan tha pastas 10:00 p.m. If you ara looking for axcollont food, aar- BO along wWi your moal. writing, a 20-year-old East Haddam (Motorcyclists, at least those with (Parenthetically, of course, After Dean, nobody has said arguments against George ly derided by politicians and contacts you, courteously refer ara homamada. Caaoar’a I Invitas you to try thoir vlca, and dining atmoaphara wo racommand you youth has been listed as the year’s early associations with the vehicles,, ALL Presidents always have anything that links Nikon to any McGovern’s candidacy was fellow pollsters, is convincingly to them to Vince. He will decide Mon. to Thun. 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. dining facllHios whothar for lunch or dinner, a small, call 423-1111 and maka raaarvatlona nowl Oponfng Soon — Our Now BraoWoit Room something to hide, but we don’t phase of Watergate. Yet there on the proper response. And if a 46th fatality, a number that is already tend to be individualists. Hence their that Mc(jiovem couldn’t run his confirmed by our own inter­ FH i So l 11 A.M. to 2 iLM. InUmata moating, a full seals "show your waras” have all week.) is the circumstantial link own campaign with anything viewing in a Nixon New Majori­ more detailed reply is Also Opon Sunday 12 Noon to 11 P.M. moating, or tho ultimate In a wocMIng racaptlon, h i^ e r by 10 than all of last year’s resistance to helmets as a matter of between him and his approaching authority. At best, ty blue-collar neighborhood. necessary he will assign the CAU AHEAD FOR TAKE4NIT SERyiCE banquat or party. MR. TURKEY motorcycle deaths — and this with the individual rights^ Nixon’s case is a good one, at lieutenants. this is Nixon’s crime in Liberal Republican Percy not person to make the reply." 643-0206 this writing, because the only For instance, the question Er­ only beat Kennedy but ran Miss Burg, while n e fu ^ to 383 BROAD ST. MARCHESTER second half of the year barely under Watergate, and he has sought to As it eventually turned out, the 1967 personal testimony against him vin’s committee — and the rest evade responsibility by chiding better than both Gk>v. Nelson show us the memo, told us the way. helmet law was held by the courts to is that of fired Presidential of the country — would like to himself for not having been as Rockefeller of New York and gag rule Is merely intended to Counsel John Dean, and Nixon ask most is: “ Mr. President, keep Gephas informed of ndiat Authorities are quite concerned. Six be sufficiently vague as to the unen- “ vigilant” as he should have former Gov. John Connally of BANKRIIFT h SHAKErS probably could dispose of how could your personal at­ been. Texas in presidential other staffers tell the press. ' We Feature.,, of the state’s agencies have formed a forcalble; police were generally dis­ torney; your professional at­ Dean’s credibility with a con­ Meanwhile, public opinion matchings we conducted during In truth. Miss Burg’s gag rule FORLUNGW! NEW ENGLAND q>ecial conunittee to re-examine the couraged from applying it to temptuous wave of his regal torney, your Attorney (^neral, has deserted Richard Nixon, if a Jersey City political tour. was directed by Chairman hand. TTie people have seldom your two top personal aides and y i T O ’s Try Bunch of Lunch Strauss (who has always been motor vehicle laws dealing with violators. ’There has been talk, now the unanimity of the polls can Equally surprising was the taken the courtier’s word the hi(^est levels of your re- be beliqved. Former Texas awareness of Percy. A ' entirely open with the press) in (Formerly Villa Louisa) fonrod Daily lotwoMi 11:30 -1:30 FRIED CLAM S...... 95< motorcycles. Presumably, they will and then, about improving the helmet against the monarch’s. election committee be up to Gov. John Connally, who talked Midwesterner closely con­ spontaneous reaction to a young Vllls Rd.. Bwltww AH tho Chlokon, Pototoos, their necks in unsavory cam­ tough to Nixon on Watergate, nected to big business and the employe in the committee’s Open SHada.vo— Closed Mowdays 6alad and Ptaoa You Can Eat be looking for ways to improve the law but nothing has ensued yet. First, Dean had everything to paign practices without your has departed Washington in a liberal elite, Percy was as well finance division discussing with safety factor, either by tightening the gain and nothing to lose by JUNIOR BURGERS...... 30< Perhaps, m a way, the attitude dis­ knowledge?’’ dignified huff. And, ironically. known in Jersey City as us a $10,000 contribution ^ the passing the buck up to the top. laws or enacting new ones. Nixon could answer: "Look, Senate GOP Leader Hugh Scott Rockefeller, Connally and Vice milk lobby. Miss Burg, a played in the helmet issue may be He wouldn’t testify until he got John Mitchell testified that my and Sen. Teddy Kennedy — the President Spiro T. Agnew. Only Wisconsin Democratic lesmr; Perhaps the state has not been taken as syrnptomatic of the outlook almost total immunity from n w T n re-election was an end that strangest pair of political Agnew did better against let it be known she wanted nd Vijlb. BURGERS ...... W prosecution, which to a lot .of altogether fully aware of the motorcy­ that generally still exists so far as justified any means, as far as bedfellows since Caeser and Kennedy than Percy, but only more underlings talking to the OAS - BMBBBI GWUMBI DNDBI 12 pMple sounds like strike five on he and the rest of my staff were Pompey — co-sponsored a marginally. press. Strduss, vacationing in FioiTiaoraiTiAatoAar cle phenomenon. The popularity of the motorcycles and their operators are his credibility. Nixon could re­ concerned. If that’s the way campaign-financing bill that The results of our interviews California, did not see her mind the Watergate committee siuKES ...... 30<&SP two-wheelers has increased tremen­ concerned. One suspects that those they felt, why should these men would make a Nixon-type re- (with national pollster Oliver m e m o . ______of this, and chide Sen. Sam Er­ dously throughout the 60s, and lately jeopardize my career by in­ election an impossibility. (Juayle) among 92 voters, main­ Sen. Sam Ervin o f North who regard the machine and its use vin for his confidence in Dean volving m e in the affair?" It is a curious situation all ly ethnic Democrats who voted Carolina, though first dis­ the appeal has gained as a result of serious business are few indeed. That as a witness who didn’t have to BANANA S i ^ S . . S< & S« Accordingly, Nixon could around. As the rats scurry off to Nixon last year: missing charges out of hand 6 8 refer constantly to his notes or the high cost of auto upkeep and the this view may be lacking even in our conclude that it is more than his dry land, Richard Nixon seems Agnew 37 voters, Kennedy 34 that his chief Investigator con­ his lawyers. word against someone else’s determined to go down with his voters, not sure 21. Percy 36, ducted political dirty tricks, is Efi/oy A Leisure Lunch cr Dinner gasoline shortage. In 10 years, motor­ Legislature is suggested by the fact Second, the closest Dean nice people iri'intlmote sur- because no one but Dean has ship, the principal victim of the Kennedy 34,, not sure 22. not — contrary to rumors being niUMIUIft came in implicating the Presi­ , In Alr-ContUUoned Comlort cycle registrations in (Connecticut our lawmakers have not been dis­ given evidence that the Presi­ raging storm. Maybe he can’t Kennedy 36, Connally 33, not spread by Republicans — experldnce wonder- ye PuBlic house dent in the planhing and/or rose by 700 per cent. As of June, there dent had anything at all to do save himself, but developments sure 23. Kennedy 39, blocking an investigation of the posed to place tighter control over the cover-up of the sCa^al was to EL CMMINO PLAZA' ^^ /S l p l i gpiffm same with Watergate. so far Suggest that coming Rockefeller 29, not sure 24. claims. ROUTE 30 VEREOE CIRCLE 81&C793 HARTfORD HO. were more than 40,000 cycles listed, based on hearsay and his own cycles and their riders. The matter of responsibility clean is worth a try. These findings back the wide­ At issue are affidavits, ob­ Loworlavol ' ■■■' MON.-THUAS. 11:00 A.M.-I2;00 MIDNITE , 1 DWRY ^ BRIBER this itself a 15 per cent jump over ’The disdain shown the helmet by \. ly doubted report of July 16 by tained by private investigators «T,^30 VERNON, SAT. 11:00 A.M.-1 ;00 A.M. — SUN. 11 ;00-l 1:00 f.M hired by Republican National 1972. many cyclists can be deemed sym­ pollster Louis Harris that Per­ m “We Thought We Were Hatching Peace!” cy was running ahead of Chairman George Bush, ml bolic of the free-spirited philosophy Kennedy nationally by 46 per alleging political espionage m m (Connecticut made no serious effort the motorcycle somehow engenders. cent to 44 per cent (the balance against the Republicans in the undecided). 1960 presidential Campaign. to regulate mbtorcycle use until the ITALIAN Think motorcycle and the image ’The .explanation for Percy’s They name as chief spy Car­ Whether Its 1967 legislative session, when a emerges of an unbound soul, roaring sudden presidential popularity mine Bellino, chief investigatpr 646-101$ of Ervin’s Watergate coifo- KITCHEN package of bills was passed. The laws down the road in care-free style, un­ is murky but its existence OPEN 7 0AT6 LA STRADA EAST should be a loud signal to his mittee. 11:00 A.M. to 0:00 P JL Route 30, Vomon, Conn. dealt with such matters as vehicle hampered by the constricts that im­ party: Chuck Percy must be Before he unveiled them. We Spaclallia In Bush privately showed the af­ or equipment, protective gear for riders pede the motorist. ’The popular view taken very seriously as a 1976 presidential prospect. fidavits to Ervin and Sen. and passengers, method of carrying HOME-STYLE frAUAH FOOD that defines the motorcycle a “ get- Howard Baker of Tennessee, p y * L A STRADA WEST, passengers, and the prohibited prac­ away-from-it-all” pleasure vehicle for The Democratic National the committee’s Republican • IVe Serve Beer S Wine vice chairman, a wedi earlier. tice of riding two or more abreast in a the devil-may-care soul is typically Committee last week on orders for your dining pleasure iv.Ara of Chairman Robert Strauss Ervin was stunned. He had single lane of traffic. bolstered by some television commer­ secretly imposed a gag rule for­ known (Undine Bellino for 20 ‘•SophUtleeted Dining al Reatonable Priee,” JUST TRY US YOU’U LOVE IT years, he told Bush, aiid he “ THE BREAKFAST SPECIALIST!” Laws requring goggles — or face cials. bidding its staffers from talking $ STUFFED s m im PIZZA LA8A6NE to any reporters — outdoing could not consider these ELEGMH BWliUCT ndUTES shields — and protective headgear S' V E A L PAHMESAN...... «■ . , * 3 . 3 8 6HINDEII6 SPAOHEni New laws are necessary, but so is a even the restrictive Haldeman- ridiculous charges. " Breakfast Served Anj) Time... were especially problematic for the drastic change in attitude, on the part Ehrlichman White House in Bush left the meeting with • BAKED ilAiNBOW TROUT .....*2.99 F0R0VER200 6ANDWiCHE8 SHELL6 trying to close doors. the impression Ervin would dp SAUD6 CACCIAT0RIE8 lawmakers. Despite the safety factors of all concerned. The motorcycle can • Liver A OiiionSf or Bacon. . . . *2J9 The gag was ordained by nothing, leading to GOP innuen^ ANTIPA6T0 BAKED involved, a large number of cycle be a useful and enjoyable machine. dos that the chairman had Us Entertainment LA STRADA LA STRADA Mary Lra Burg, deputy national P Roast Sirioin of Beef au Jus .*2.99 OPAGHEHI stu ffed CLAM8 own cover-up. Friday & Saturday Evenings enthusiasts oppose the requirements, But it also can be a dangerous one, if chairman, in a confidential WITH ANCH0VIE8 HOT BREAD memorandum to staffers. However, Ervin soon calmed EAST and^ for such less important con­ I DAILY UMCHEON SPECIALf S a n a I BAR OPEN 11:30 A.M. - 1 A.M. WEST not handled properly and with Paying lip service to an “ en­ down.. As the Watergate Mon. A Wsd. 11 0.01.-10 pai. — Thors., Fri. A SoL I ' fROR111 to 2 - From 81.18 Up I 471 Hartford Rd. siderations as their comfort or their prudence. — New Haven Register tirely open" policy with the hearing progressed on national LIGHT LUNCHEONS 11:30 A.M. - 2 P.M. 11 0.10. -11 pjo. — Sun. 12 Noon to 9 pjo. MlflCnvMi^a a press. Miss Burg imposed un­ television, a whispered con­ Tho Ahovo Sorvod WMi Potato sad tatad 872-0239 TAKE-OUT 8ERVICE 875-4128 fe re n ce , between Ervin and Gornor el Md(oo St precedented restrictions on i.' Rte. S3, Ellington, Conn. 875-0481 ron n u hjua Cfotmf Taaulay XHO., com. reporters. Baker agreed the affidavits Ftm VwaM CbWi Ona 18 OmW anal a wa Today in History Miss Burg, noting the ap­ could not be ignored. pointment of Vince Clephas as Consequently;,. Ervin and By The AMOcialed Preea that resulted in the discovery of - fleets in the Bay of Palermo the National Committee's press Baker shm ed BeiQno copies of Today is Friday, August 3, America. and took the island of Sicily. secretary, ordered that “ all Bush’s affidavits. Bellino the 215th day of 1973. There are On this date— In 1914, Germany declared press inquiries should be vigorously denied the charges. ISO days left in the year. In 1589, Henry of Navarre war on France. directed to him and him alone." Ervin then suggested Bellino Today’s highlight in history: became King of'France after In 1958, the U.S. atonic sub­ ’The memo continued; obtain his own affidavits to On this date in 1492, the assassination of Henry IH. “Give Yourself rebut Bush’s. What the com­ And Dine Out marine Nautilus made the first “ He (Gephas) in turn will (Christopher Columbus sailed In 1975, a French naval force undersea crossing o f the North confer with the chairman and mittee does next depends on from Spain on the expedition defeated Dutch and Spanish Pole. ■ •‘i -V \ • the staff, the finance director Bellino’s rebuttal. l>4 ' i .S' i PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER E\^EN1NG HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Aug. 8, 1W3 r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Aug. 3.1973- PAGR s it v p a i Summer Reading Club Ends COME TO MANCHESTiR ANrSAK . Here*s Schedule Maad Seplic System Repairs Ordered Cohnwi lot oamplna. Bo, my Cotoinm WhitiHi Memorial Library’s Carrier and David Appleby. Pouliot, Mary Neubelt, PropaiM lanttrn, profMM stove, sloofHng bag and summer reading club ended Childrra who read 10 books : Elizabeth Neubelt, Victoria VIVIAN KENNESON tire field and installing a new one, at an es­ Racalva Fraa 1 gal. Colawan hirt ” ^ July 30. Club members Jonathan Sarkis, Robert Mobley, Robin Longmore, timated, cost of up to 140,000. 1. A cimiplete dosing cycle should be For Bookmobile celebrated with a party and by Correapondent Building Committee chairman Robert Moquin, Brenda Moquin, Deb­ Edward Brozdi, Susan I^ner, Thei cost of Donovan’s plans, according done to determine if any lines should be awarding certificates of merit Tel. 875-4704 replaced due to grade change. SmiUi read a letter frohi Town Counsel bie Hare, John Warrington, Laurel Eigner, Linda to Ronald Laplante who will be d o i^ the to all who participated. Robert King which stated that the cause of RAY’S ARMY & NAVY Here is next week’s schedule for “The Thomas Hooker,” with Kristin Wait, Kelley Ray, Carol MacGiUvaty and L iu Carroll. The Middle School Building Cmnmittee work, is $4,700 plus $4.50 per lineal foot of “2. All work is to be done under the Children unable to attend the voted to proceed with corrective work on supervision of the State Department of the system malfunction is not clearly 805 Main St. in Downtown Manchester a Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the laterals which may need to be replaced. It Opiin Mnn In S:il lil B p m - Thurs, HI 9 p m party may^pick up their cer- Health. enough the fault of the contractor to bring the septic, system recommended by is estimated that an>roximately one-third Manchester Public Library for its *iBooks on Wheels” FRANK ATWOOD tiflcates in the libnu^’s junior suit. Donovan maintains consistently that William Donovan, original designer of the of the field would need replacing, which "3. The garbage grinder is not to be used experiment: room. under any circumstances.” ' the basic fault Ues not with the contractor system, although it’s not clear whether would add $5,480. If the entire field of 3,600 “LANTERNS TO LEVIS” Tuesday, August 6 The following children were but .in neglect and lack of cleaning. the Planning and Zoning Coanmission has feet needed to be replaced the total Donovan charged the dosing recommen­ “BELL-BOTTOMS t o b u n k B E D S ” given awards for reading: In other committee business, the addi­ 9 to 11:50 a.m. — Verplanck School Pool approved the procedure. project cost would come to $20,900. dation was unnecessary add' imprac­ Children who have read % tion architect said the .five classrooms 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Edison and Whitney Rds. cumbemml fbrms’ PZC approved the Middle School addi­ Walter Fuss said he would not want to ticable. He question^ whether it could be books. hoped to be occupied in October probably 11:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Foxcroft and Femdale Dr. tion in April, conditional upon the septic be responsible to future failure of done, and whether it would prove Jam es Perkowski, I^eggy anything, and pointed out WiUerford had won’t be ready until January. The first 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Crewstwood and Devon Dr. system being checked out and corrected to Donovan’s plan but said replacing the field priority is finishing work on the present Wilkins, Jeff Baskin, Jeffry approved his plan without the«PZC 3:10 to 3:30 p.m. — McKee and High St. the recommendations of its engineers, could not be accomplished by the start of school within Uie next five weeks. The POINT is: Borgida, Lisa Sweet, Mary recommendations. Griswold A Fuss. j,, school in September. Tuesday, August 7 Jane Major, Joanne Thompson, Tlie committee approved a bill for GAF Griswold A Fuss has disagreed widely PZC chairman, Douglas Prior, Dodovan read a letter from WiUerford 9 to 10:50 a.m. — Salter’s Pool Patricia Brozek, Joseph for lin in g and inspection of the field, in­ on measures to correct the system, which questioned the value of pouring a drum, to Dr. Marjorie Purnell, Tolland bealUi Cosgrove, Patrick Cosgrove, cluding some pipe raising and manholes, 11:00 to 1:40 p.m. — Ambassador Dr. had reportedly given the school no visible approximately 55 gallons, into each director, accepting Donovan’s plan. for $5,189.94. you can rely on us Mark Gadoury, Duane Sweet, 11:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Flag and Richmond Drs. problems until the field was dug up. lateral. Prior said, and was backed by the WUlerford also noted that Laplante said Susan Chmiel, Kevin Mather, 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Shepard Dr. and Grissom Rd. Donovan’s plan calls for cleaning of sep­ state’s chief sanitary engineer, Theodore that the dosing would be no problem. He Committee member Carol Duncan voted Suzanne Demko, Lesley for the FINEST 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Kennedy Rd. and Woodstock Dr. MILK tic tank, sipten and distribution box; in­ WiUerford, that 100 gallons should be outlined an alternate method of correc­ against repairing the system. She feels Carroll, Andy Furst, Theresa stallation of inlet baffle or tube in box; poured in to be an effective test. tion, if necessary, after the dosing tests, that a new system should be Installed so Wednesday, August 8 Tanguay, Kimberly Hart, John removal of elbows where feeder lines con­ A special meeting in another room was which would not involve disturbing and that there will be no question of neglect or PRESCRIPTION 9 to 11:50 p.m. — Waddell School Pool Brozek, Gordon Markham, Erin nect to laterals, cleaning feeder lines. called by Prior with PZC members possibly breaking the lines. Some of the misjudgment by the committee. Mrs. 11:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Woodhill and Evergreen Rds. Crossely, Anne Marie Wilkins, t r U I K H I I B Once that is finished, Donovan Bradley Fuller and William Osborn, along PZC members seemed to go along with the Duncan said, “If that’s what they (PZC) 11:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Castle and Turnbull Rds, Scott Pinckney, Harry Berger, SERVICE. recommends pouring a drum of water into with Fuss and Wexler. Prior made the suggestion, if it is acceptable to Willer- . want, let’s do it, even though it will disrupt Sarah Warringtim, Lisa Wilcox, SPICIAL ford. 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Lockwood and Coventry Sts. each lateral to check its ability to take a following statement: the .education process.” Sean Sullivan, Jennifer INTRODUCTORY However, Wexler, when asked to com­ 3:10 to 3:40 p.m . — Loomis and Griffin Rds. flush similar to the action of the siphon. “The PZC is still under the opinion that Sullivan, Heidi Sullivan. ment, said, "It would be hypocritical to Board of Education chairman James PRICE Laterals not able to take the flow would be a new system should be installed. Thursday, August 9 Also: Timmy Phelps, George comment on this scheme which I don’t ap­ Cornish said his feelings were to go ahead replaced, and the field covered and put However, due to time limitations, it will Copolla, Brenda Joy, Kathy prove of.” The PZC group and Wexler left with corrective work, even if it meant 9 to 10:50 a.rr>. — Giobe Hollow Pool HANDY PITCHER POUR' back into service. accept, with reservations, the recommen­ Davies, Beth Phelps, Gerald Howard Wexler of Griswold A Fuss says at that point, without clarifying whether possibly having to install a new system in 11 to 11:50 a.rn. — Camp Kennedy dations of William Donovan under the Appleby, John Tinney, Cindy GALLON JUG be can only recommend tearing up the en- they would accept Laplante’s method of two years. 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Nike Circle Tinney, Jennifer Carroll, David No following conditions:” correction. 11:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Norwood and Prospect Sts. Ndwak, Paul Nowak, Kirk EPOSITl 12:30 to 3 p.m. — Summer St. and Bremen Rd. Winchell, Mary Belanger, Bolton 3:10 to 3:40 p.nn. — High and Short Sts. Charles Hardy, Patricia H ^ y , Susan Harmon, Michael Lohr, NEPGO Patti Longmore, Tracy-Ander­ M l BEEF 11 Residents 3 Friday, August 10 son, Kim Merz, Walter Petig and Richard SpUler. Staking Trip 9 to 11:50 a.m. — Swanson Pool E. Center St. gardens, at opposite ends of the dividing strip that separates this four-lane Children who have read 15 11:10 to 1:40 p.m. - Elberta and Concord Rds. highway, are contributions to town beautification by the community’s two garden clubs To England p e Perennial Planters’ garden, at left, is at the east end of the strip, and the Manchester books; S u m m e r 11:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Bryan and Cornwall Rds. Brian Shea, Christine DONNA HOLLAND 12:30 to 3 p.m. — ’Tudor Lane Apts. Garden s Club’s planting is at the west end opposite the Post Office. In both pictures you are looking epst. (Herald photos by Pinto) Pettengill, Margaret Harvey, Correspondent 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Rachel Rd. Deborah Gadoury, Donna Tel. 646-0375 Eleven Bolton residents were Our two garden clubs made AT RAY’S Formerly Bare Ground The plants came in flats and among the 174 area residents special effort this year to have Before the garden was who,left Bradley International beautiful plantings in the gar­ were transplanted all together, LIFE PRESERVERS PONCHOS planted, the center strip was starting in the center and in Windsor L o ^ early this Our Coast Guard Walarprool dens they maintain each year morning for Manchester, 20 lb. Lowast Wilson T2000 Approvad, supposed to be a turf area but it working outward. One member, Oakburne Pries! VInyINylon on E. Center St. and both have had been worn to bare dirt by England. All SIzas Rubbar succeeded admirably. or two members, took respon­ Charcoal Steel Tennis Rackets and up up people walk around the garden sibility for weeding and those 'Die Connecticut Sroup will be The Manchester Garden Club instead of through it and the taken by buses to the Caludon has achieved a marked im­ who chose the early weeks had Briquets only trampling comes in winter the hardest job. Castle in Coventry, England, Our provement in its garden at the Limit 2 par Cuttomar Reg. 74 when there is a mound of where they will be met by their west end of the center strip op­ host families. 38.99 plowed snow on the center Mrs. James Britton, one of 228 SPENCa ST. posite of the Post Office. Red strip. Side trips to Holland, Patented steel crown; spiral wrap. Open geraniums are what one notices the early weeders, found hun­ MANCHESTER SUNDAY One path trampled through dreds of little portulaca plants, NON.-WEO. 10-8 Belgium,' Scotland and Wales Off Our throat aerodynamic design. Premium calf­ "LANTERNS TO LEVIS” first, driving by, but they are (FATHMARK SHOmNB CENTER) skin grip. Custom made racket cover. the snow last winter killed growing from seed dropp^ last TEL 646-0180 THURS-FR110-9 are available to uny of the SAVE “TANK TOPS TO TARPS” part of a r ^ , white and blue some of the juniper branches group. Reg. Low Genuine Swiss #T2060 15 per store, No Rain Checks. border made up of the ger­ year when these plants were in G.E. Can Opener underneath and they had to be the border. She let them grow The visit will conclude with a UP TO Prices On Metal Tennis Rackets aniums, blue ageratum and pruned out this spring. Only dinner-dance hosted by the Pendant Watches &Knife Sharpener white alyssum; but a later weeder pulled tiiem Hardened steel or alumi- once in six years has one of the all up. Coventry, England families on num, nylon strung. Leather | | 0 4 HIGH QUALITY Our The border surrounds a per­ . Aug. 20. The group will return grip in assorted sizes. I | junipers been damaged enough R e g .' manent planting of low-growing so it had to be replaced. Aug. 21. Andorra juniper and there are a The club members at work in •FAMILY POOLS 9 4 7 1 0 Rod Laver Tennis Racket A Bolton residents taking the After an expenditure of $36 SPORTSWEAR 13.97 7-ply bonded frame, nylon j j , Caldor^V # m l few Eleyi flowering crabapple their gardening clothes attract trip are: Christine Dmley, Famous Makers Prlcedl^^ B B for plants, plus considerable strung. Leather grip- trees. Miss Millicent Jones, comments from people who a t Timely6.44 new shapes in yellow and labor, that first year the Offered factory low prtcaal Noreen Giglio, Cathy Graham, •POOL FILTERS [Tennis Balls . q-, #2117;'35. 25 per store. Easy-clean feature; fully auto­ ' i SAVE with a boy to help, pruned the slow down or stop their cars to silvertone finish. Clear lucite 7 9 4 Manchester Garden Club sent Jim Grunske, John McCarrick, CanotS • No Rainchecks. matic. Handy, efficient knife say: cases. 1 yr. guarantee. UP TO trees and the juniper, which "before and after” pictures of LADIES’ FAU BLAZERS, OOUMEKHITS A WOOL PUUOS Michele Myette, David Nichols, sharpener. # EC33 originally covered an area 5 Beverly Potto:, Brian Reed, •GYMS the comer to the Sears Founda­ “It’s a fine garden.” - SOLD IN THE FINEST SPECIALTY SHOK feet wide and 80 feet long but tion, which encourages citizen Mrs. Patricia Reed and has expanded naturally so that “We think it is woncferful of MaryAnn Small. activity in beautification, and you girls to do this.” •SANDBOXES^ it had about eliminated any received an award of |100. Miss BHS Golf Team space around the edge for plan­ LADIES’ DOUBLERNIT SHORTS ...... 0NLY$6.99 Famoua Doughboy Slaal Wail Pools U Jones thinks the club might “We appreciate it so much.” Anthony Falcetta, Bolton ting of annual flowers. well make another such LADIES'60LF SKIRTS, ltog.S26JW ...... 0 NLT$ 10 .9 5 High School social studies with Co m Clad Linars The planting space around the The Department of Parks and PALAZZ08 A BASSia • POLYESTER PULL-ONS TO SIZE 22 application this year. Recreation also appreciates the teacher, Originated the idea of 6” Dack garden was increased by hiring “This”, she said, “is the best BLOUSES • WINDMEAKBS • BOOYSHIRTS having a golf team for Bolton a man to spade a wider strip gardens. rS S IS ...... 15’x48” ...... Our Rag. $205 Now $150 garden we ever had.” MEN’S DOUBLEKNIT SPORTCOATS, ALL SIZES AND STYLES students. He felt it would and eight members of the club good for the students who didn’t Work for Many Hands “ I wish we had more of FLARE A SnUISHTLES PANTS • DESMNER SHIRTS • 3 6 1 8 ------18’X48’’ .— Our Rag. $249 NOW $174 got together on May 16 to do the want to play baseball and who planting. The Perennial Planters also them,” said William Andrulot, TIES • GOLF SLACKS • SHORTS • BELTS # 3 6 2 4 ------24’X48” — Our Rag. $355 Now S265 work coordinator. “The depart­ couldn’t play tennis, as Bolton Miss Jones and Mrs. Earl H. set out to have a red-white-and- has no tennis p n ^ am . If they # 3 6 2 6 ------32’x1S’x48” OurRag.$605 Now $450 (Esther) Bissell were the com­ blue garden in honor of the ment hOs so much work with G AF R em ote Sunbeam Hamilton Beach 5 Gal. Tech Seal G ball fields, playgrounds, and - DPEN SUNDAY- had the desire, golf would give 4” Dack mittee in charge and had town’s sesquicentennial, and so them the portunity to in­ Slide Projector 12 Cup A u to .P erc Electric Knife Driveway Sealer selected the plants and ordered they have, with the addition of swimming pools during the #3415....„...... 1 5 ’x 4 8 ” ------Our Rag. $100 N o w 1 1 3 0 summer months that it is hap­ dividualize and specialize, he them in advance at a local pink. It’s red-white-blue-and- said. '# 3424.— ...... 24’x48”.— . Our Rag. $290 Now $200 PHILCO nursery. pink garden, very attractive py, indeed, to have these flower THE MAJESTIC TROUSER 00. gardens planted and cared for wM manulMHwIng MptiiMM of o m 4 MHHon IroliNfs Bolton ended its first season # 3 4 4 2 ...... 24’x12’x48” Our Rag. $350 NOW $265 Our Our Our Carried Water and well tended. Co-chairmen 4988 Reg. with no wins in ten matches. Reg. of the enterprise were Mrs. by volunteers.” The volunteer crew set our They played against other Pool Filtara i l l s 10.97 5.69 120 geranium plants, 18 inches Theodore Chambers and Mrs. Up to IS* Round 1/2 H.P. UJ- Approved $115 Remote forward/reverse. Shows a9.70 Brews8.47 from 4 to 12 cups, keeps it Easy-grip hole-ln-handle gives 4.70 schools and in the Charter Oak apart, and they used three large Leo R. Leggitt. Up to 15’ Round 1/2 H.P. U.L. Approvad R*t. tiu $87 Coal tar emulsion spreads easily, Conference. up to 100 slides. 500 W Illumina­ sipping warm. Basket pops up for perfect balance for all carving resists oil, gas and weather. flats qach of ageratum and Following practice which has Up lo 24’ Round F07S Sand FIH ar itog. $i m $10 0 tion. #2670 easy cleaning. #AP53 jobs. #275/296 been worked out over several The students were allowed to NOISELESS alyssum plants. The club spent practice at the Tallwood Coun­ years, the Perennial planters ' $142 for the plants, at less than try Club in Hebron through the retail prices, and they used 10 select their annual flower S A V E A N OFF on RED TAG varieties in the winter, buy the courtesy of its owner, Michael pounds of fertilizer. Ovian. EXTRA POLY POOLS ” AIR CONDITIONERS Water for the transplanting seeds and have them grown by a local nurseryman. The garden A letter of appreciation was Reg. from 249 to 12.59 New 1.71 to 9.44. was carried in sprinkler cans sent by the B o ^ of Education from the Post Office and each is prepared with a rotary tiller to Menill Whiston for his sup­ plant was given a stimulating by Park Department workmen Play Qynw port in establishing the golf cupful or so of water with solu­ and then is planted by the club #5220. . .Our Rag. 31.09 ...... N o w $ 2 0 team. ble fertilizer mixed in it. members soon after Memorial <^5206. . .Our Rag. 41.99 ...... NOW $3 0 Nine Bolton High School Miss Jones went abroad about Day. #5226. . .Our Rag. 49.99 ...... NOW $ 3 5 students made up the team. this time to see the spring ’The garden is 40 feet long, in #5416. . .Our Rag. 59.99 ______N o w $ 4 0 Cindy Bither, Grade 10 student, 10” Electric flowers in her native England what I can best describe as a ^ SandBoxsa and Mrs. Bissell arrang^ for rectangle rounded at the cor­ by joining the golf team, . became the first girl athlete at #505 2 Saatar Our Rag. ii 49 Now $7 Mini-Diagnostic Chain Saw delegations of weeders, two ners. In the center it is IS feet # 775 4 Saatar Our Rag. 1 5 .9 9 ...... N o w $ 1 0 Soda Fountain Drive On Instant start: women each week, to go wide. The soil is mounded the high school. She was cited with oiler. PosI- Our Reg. 59.99 *Nol all modsla In all atorsa. No Rain Chaekt Syphon by Kidde Auto Ramps Hawk Analyzer through the flower garden and slightly toward the center and Tiy golf coach Falcetta as live chain ad­ plants are chosen so that the “holding her own against male Full qt. size, lever _ justment. 3- keep it free of weeds. conductor tallest are in the center and the competition.” action. Aluminum It may not be generally 0 . 1 0 7 4 cord. #1053 No 4488 shortest are on the outer ei^e,. Cited as best golfer on the A LG IC ID E our with gold I remembered, but the garden #36. Rain Checks with others graduated between, team was Kurt Cowles, captain, Keeps water sparkling clearl R«g- I ■ T T B CHOOSE ffiOM Across from the Post Office is a 29.99 B memorial to Mrs. Earl Round Apiky blossoms of who is a ten handicapper. 1.67 Kidde Super Safer than conventional jack Small but accurate bench tester (3uick Drying 0,000 STU, 12,000 BTU, lOPOO OTU (Margaret) Trotter, who had cleome are. in the center this Other team members are Soda king ChargersQ Q ( Charles Savva, Tom Behling, stands; ramps support over 6,000 sets dwell, times car. #610 Spray Paint B9c been a leader in the Manchester year, and these are the pink Huffy ______lbs. a pair.# A R -1______Limit 6 per store.______Garden Club. It was planted in flowers that were supposed to Scott Beecher, Todd Redden, 1967 after the club had con­ be white. The next row is blue Pam Valentine, John Deluxe CAN BE INSTALLED sulted Prof. Rudy J. Favretti, salvia, then white Lilliput zin­ McCarrick and Ridi Alton. Falcetta commented that it 20” Dragster 3 landscape architect, at the nias, then Red Stain petunias Parkada, North End, was a workable group with a .Save an Save an Extra University of Connecticut, and and, (Carpet of Snow alyssum at Bolton Notch. Eaat Our Rag. 40.99 had appropriated 336 for plants. the edge. good attitude towards golf and THROUGH WALL Hartford and South all were looking forward to Windsor Ofdcoa doing an excellent job next 4 3 8 8 Open Saturdays season. 25%41% BALANCE OF INVENTORY 9 a.m. to Noon Coune Canceled Mrs. Bette Dufraine of the Off our reg. low prices on ALL WORK Boys' modal has coaster INCLUDING DISPLAY MODELS Bolton Junior Women’s Club brake, front handbrake; Covered Motorized GUARANTEED has announced that one of the girls’ has coaster brake, All Chair & five courses being offered by front basket.# H028/9 Wagon Grill Vinyl Tube & Web QUANTITIES LIMIED 25 years’ experience the club this fall has been 18> «C n e 8 t8 Adj. removable canceled. Chaise Pads firepan, big utili- Folding Patio Chair ACT FASTI ineuratock in our stock ty tray. Tubular OurV I I I Reg. &21.99 I . 0 9 646-1700 A scheduled coarse in\crewel Double tubular that was to be ta o ^ t by Mrs. Boys’ 26” Lightweight Bicycle ^ Our ftog.ee* to 19.99 Our Reg. 1.99 lo 18.99 aluminum arms, non-tilt to b a ra Johnson of Bolton will Frame 10 per legs. Attractive BITUMINOUS 3 speed SSS,49*® store. No Rain 7 7 '» 1 4 .9 7 Now 1.37 to 13.97 colors.* 561 10.99 not be available due to a con­ Checks. 1 6 “ DRIVEWAYS, PARKINC LOTS, flict of interest. Peterson Reclining Colorful Uty Paper 2 Pks. Raid House & Garden Raid Yard Guard 5 Position Matching Chaise TENNIS CDURTS, PATIDS, ETC. Cups & Plates 00C Bug Killer i *17 Outdoor Fogger Ad|uil*bl. R .g . C ar S ^ w itti Shield ltog.i,M 1 ■ ! f .1.7* 1.47 Backr.it 17.99 13.88 I iwiiMe Fast Service, Free EeUmatee Receives Grant Itog. SSepk. |«d|Sl lO 30 Month* TELEVISION ^ APPLUNCS Drlvaways Rapairad, SaaM NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Our Rag. 1 7 8 8 Smtns* Sink ot ■ , ■ _ _ u _ j ______S a v in g s Ba n k ^ o f M a U.S. Environmental Protection MonotMftor NCHESTER 2149 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: FRI. and SAT. ssaiASs* $ O i.C. Agency (EPA) has awarded the G&H PAVING City of New Haven a grant of Touch a button, it reclines. MANCHESTER Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. OPEN WED. THURS. FRI. TILL 9 P.M. DAY 649-5233 NITE $66,000 tor air pollution control, Exclusive safety shield. #67 Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. 923 M ain Street Mayor Bartholomew F. Guida 1145 Tolland Tpke. aaU Tbnraday.

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N ^ A13JVS oaDIw Irnj PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HEJlALD. Manchester. Conn.■ Fri„ Aug. 3. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 3. 1973 — PAGE NINE College Rham District Boordy Tcachcrs Sign Contract Crash Kills Two Physicians Learn Notes EAST LYME, Conn. (AP) - ANNE EMT Two New London youths were killed Thursday night when Oarmpondent Salary for those teachers with Great West; and group life figured on a percentage of base their eastbound car struck a “Feel” of “MBD” Susan Laura Crane of Tel. 228-3971 with a sixth year certificate budgeted,” will offset these in­ insurance coverage at one pay. section of guard rails and rolled Manchester received the Four The 197374 professional ranges from $9,010 to $14,400 in creases. times the salary to the nearest over on 1-95 near the (tonn. 52 In a demonstration designed Way Test Tuition Sctelarship agreement between the 14 steps. Last year the range The same is true for Copies ning experiences by permitting thousand dollars with an option exit, state police said. to help physicians in private Gift of $500 at FiiHer Regional District 8 Board of was $8,800 to $14,000. extracurricular pay for in­ Copies of the contract are on him to concentrate for longer to increase coverage by the in­ Dead on arrival at Lawrence practice to actually ^ the Theological Seminary’s 24th Education and the Rham The present operating budget terscholastic athletics. file In the town halls of the periods of time, and to focus dividual teacher at a minimal and Memorial Hospital in New “ feel” of a condition known as commencement. Miss Cram Educational Association (REA) for Rham High School, which However, Dr. Cattanach did three towns. If not contested attention on completing GODffllATIONS rate; London were the driver, “ minimal brain dysfunction” , will be a senior in the fall and is has been signed by both parties was approved May 21, lists say that there is definitely in­ after 30 days, the contract will specific tasks without being Extra Duties and Pay William L. Butler, 17, and a they were asked to participate a candidate tor the Master of after mediation. $852,422 for teachers salaries, creased, pay for girls’ coaching automatically become effec­ easily distracted by outside O.C., never owfied a ferret. passenger, Edward W. in a number of learnign disabili­ Arts degree in the spring of we went to the barn, took the Dr. David Cattanach, an increase of $117,666 over the Department coordinators will assignments as had been tive. stimuli. Now, their use to take rabbits is. previously required by a ruling Graham, 18. ty tests. 1974. She is the daughtCT of Mr. blanket off the horse to wrap superintendent of schools, amount budgeted last year. be remunerated at the same The psychiatrist stressed the illegal in Connecticut, and of the Connecticut Human The demonstration was part and Mrs. Joel R. Hitt of around our own feet and legs made the announcement Included in this increase are rate as last year which was $250 need for cooperation of the probably in Ohio, but O.C. ac­ Rights Commission. of a course for physicians in Manchester. and started for home: The horse Thursday. salaries for ten additional per year, plus $50 for each full­ private practice on manage­ parent not only in the use (d companied hunters with ferrets never needed any urging in that The new contract, which teachers. time teacher below him. medications but in all other Miss Diane Treadwell, in. both states before the direction. However, the maximum has Savings ment of the diild with MBD. provides a salary increase of 5.2 Insurance A&B SPORT SHOP aspects of treatment. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C ^ prohibiting laws were made. After leaving “ Little Cuke” been r a i^ from $600 to $650. Although there are increases ROUTE 30, VERNON The two days of seminars in per cent, was approved on July Insurance benefits are the “ Eadi MBD (toild is different H. Treadwell Jr. of Manchester A friend “ Little Cuke’^ had and Major off at their hdme, Extra curriculum pay has required by the new contract, I The Baby Has /. Jacksonville, Florida, were 16 by the board and on July 31 same as the'teachers received and must be considered as an has been presented the Elmira the ferret and a friend hound. O.C. and Prince went to their been increased slightly for Dr. Cattanach stressed that sponsored by the Child by the REA and, according to last year. This includes the individual” , Dr. Petm added. C ollie Key at Elmira College, O.C. could furnish the horse and own bam, where Prince got a class advisors. Pay in this “ savings realized by replacing Guidance Clinic there; the Divi­ Dr. Cattanach, will require “ no . extended Blue Cross plan with Eadi cuts his own profile of Elmira, N.Y. She was spon­ buggy. We would drive out to little rubdown, a stable blanket, category for other advisors is experienced teachers with sion of Child and Adolescent additional funds” from, the outpatient hospital benefit rider SPECIAL teachers lower on the salary Psychiartry, University of deficits and assets. sored by Mrs. Donald J. Hayes. Bolton in the evening and hit^ drink of water and into his stall towns of Hebron, Andover and difficult to determine as this OUn MUU Photo and full semi-private room schedule, in addition to not Arkansas Medical Center; and The physician in private prac- The award is presented to the the horse in some fanner’s with a little hay. O.C. would get Marlborough for the (^ration year it is figured on three steps 1 Been Named barn or shed. rider; the CMS (tontury Con­ with a total dollar figure hiring one and a fraction CIBA Phannaceutical Com­ tice is usually the first outstanding young woman in home in time for breakfast and of Rham H i^ School. tract; major medical insurance whereas last year it was teachers which had been pany, as part of its Medical professional the mother con­ Engaged the junior class on the basis of Once out in the field the a little later Prince could have 20% OFF Salary Schedule sults. Dr. Peters said that he academic achievements, par­ hoimd was turned loose. As soon his. Our ragular low prico on all rods, or any rod and rtal Horizons Postgraduate Educa­ The new salary schedule has an important role in helpi^ The engagement of Miss ticipation in school activities, as we heard him start to “ make If anyone claims he never purchaaad as a combo. tion Series. covers 12 steps for a teacher to prevent psychiatric Elaine Ann Kelly of East Hart­ and community involvement. music” we would start in his went hunting without bringing Weekend Speclel U rg a aalaction of name brand rods: HARNEL, Joanna S. Davis, MS, with a bachelor degree (fourth BOUND Marquis, Matthew John, son of Paul and Joan Daley Marquis maladjustments, and in in- ford and Alan H. Haberera, also general direction so as to be as home game, he never went hun­ QARCIA, SOUTH BEND, BERKLEY, DAIWA and Language and Education year) and ranges from |7,990 to of Summit Dr., Tolland. He was bom July 4 at Rockville General creasi^ the diild’s chances for of East Hartford, has been an­ near as possible when he ting much. Othars. Specialist at the Arkansas $11,440. This differs from last MOTORS KRAFTS MARSHMALLOWS Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John developing a more productive nounced by her parents, Mr. “ barked in.” Hughie (toburn, Vince Finely Jumbo spools of Newton Mono 6 to 60 lb. tost (^nter, conducted the tests and and Mrs. WiUiam R. Kelly of year’s schedule in that the Daley of Hilliard St., Manchester. His paternal grandmother is life. We didn’t have electric lights (from Rockville) and O.C. went SPECIAL 50 esnts psr spool reports that many of the East Hartford. salary schedule ranged from Q U A L i n Mrs. Antoinette Marquis of Lewiston, Maine. He has a brother, physicians who had thought then and a kerosene oil lantern ’coon hunting with Coburn’s rig Diamond Jigs: Her fiance is the son of Mr. djda’t encourage traveling very $7,800 to $11,100. IO Andrew, 13; and three sisters, Susan, 12, Paula, 11, and Ellen, 6. they “ understood” found that and dogs. We put out the horse U S E D C A R S m g . 1 5 1 '*4 6 oz (1-10 8 oz. $1.20 and Mrs. Howard W. Haberera w t throu^ woods and swamps in Joe Curtis’ barn and started For teachers with a master’s they hadn’^t “ felt” what MBD 10 oz $1-40 14 oz. $1.70 ^COOKING of East Hartford. (yi a dark night. When the mutt for Cat Hollow way down past degree (fifth year), the in­ was really like before — the crease is subtly more with the SINCE 19351 STORE HOURS The bride-elect is a graduate ■ was “ toiritin! In” we could go Buckingham. That’s really MSGOuirr Popovitch, Kristoffer Joseph, son of Joseph W. and Elaine M. frustration and the confusion IS FUN MX centers Monday through Friday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. of George J. Penney High q^t;to;him at the entrance to rough up-and-down rpeky coun­ new schedule ranging in 13 389 CENTER STOEET iu m CORNERS SMOmNR P U ZA Bifolck Popovitch of 1238 Hartford Tpke., Rockville. He was bora that the child experiences. steps from $8,500 to $12,870 as Saturday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. School in Blast Hartford. She is a’bjurro#. W^ jioped it wouldn’t try. ratnte M3*v820 MAvtMXI IDIa vDIDUrl*slHne'e V July 29 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand­ MBD refers to childr Dionne, Joseph Richard, son of Joseph L. and Barbara A. Among those attending the Auxiliary. and simmer for 1 1/2 to 2 M E N 'S K N IT S P O R T J A C K E T ...... • 3 8 « and;^ home and come back by released It had only enou^ the basis of reports from home, HEADED Melody Dionne of Webster Lane, Andover. He was born June 25 party were Miss Betty David­ The Nicolas are planning a hours. Saute mushrooms. Set nPACKAGE ' MEN S KNIT SHIRT.,...... • 8 « dayli^t with shovels and dig strength to drawl about ten feet school, and pt^sician. I d ea l IAO trip to California in August in aside. Saute onions in same ^ (Excluding Duty & Mailing) him out. out on a limb and fell Into the at Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Rose son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fred- The faculty for the course It MEN'S SUIT .4” observance of their anniverary. skillet and add to meat.''Add lADIES-MEN'S Clear fuU-mooe nights were snow and froze. ’The .fqr, was Melody of Elmira, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and do and Herman Passcantell, ail urged that AfflD be recognized |1 SPORT COAl PACKAGE DEAL LADIES Madeira and water to the level CASHMERR nice, .b|it boy! how cold'they matted aL'the throat two Mrs. Frank Leonard of 64 Church St., Manchester. He has two members of the wedding party. and treated at an early age, or IPATRSLAtlRS 3 MEN'S Su i t s . BEADto^ sisters, Deborah, 16; and Gail, 14. Others attending were Mr. and of the meat. Continue cooking |l SHIRT OVERCOATS GtOViS could be! When the three of us fang holes. the child afflicted is likely to another hour. A half-hour be­ ■149.00 Mrs. Curtis Skates of Arcadia, ‘110.00 •60" ‘l‘* ' (including the dog) were tired develop some form of fore serving, add sauteed Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank BCALL FOR APPOINTMENT MASTER TAILOR: McCauley, Cara Virginia, daughter of William F. and maladjustment in later life. mushrooms, carrots parboiled 5 Nicola, parents of the honored About Town Management of the problem, minutes, and the c51-53-59-40 11 Don't 41 Attracted 71 Go 19-22-23-50^ at the Town Hall and the Ad­ possibly requiring public ^71-79-90 12 Held 42 Will 72 Plom 5841-74 ^ Free checking account 13 Money 43 Your 73 Help ministration Building. hearings. However, it now feels ft CANCER 14 Your 44 Poise 74 Person CAPRICORN Committee members that it would want the respon­ I IWl 21 15 Cooperative 45 Are 75Torget OK. 22 Free statement of account 16 Will 46The 76 Of weeded, trimmed, and picked sibility rather than have It con­ ^JULY 22 17 Judgment 47 While 77 To JAM. » iqi litter on the grounds. An ad­ trolled by the state. 18Be 14-17-2145i No minimum balance or deposit required | f > 8-10-1344 48 Spotlighted 78 You ditional work session is being Bass felt that the designation i f l>'37-46-57 19 Deceptive 49ffaw 79 Situotion 4545-75 ' 20 In 50 Shun 80 Pramised planned to complete the job. of a controlling group would No monthly service charges of any type LEO 21 Intuition 51 No 81 Be AQUARIUS JULY. 22 22'Conditions 52 Come 82 To JAN. 20 The committm plans to tour have to be approv^ by a town _^AUa. 22 23 Apparent 53 Motter 83 Stimulote PER IS the Horticultural Gardens at meeting. m 24 Be 54 Cooperote 84 Things .5-254447 25 Your 55 Others 85 Up |H-18-2838i the University (rf Connecticut Stanley Gozdt charged that 26 And 56 Will 86 You 6e-724148f on the morning of Aug. 16. the Conservation Commission ID 27 Or VIRGO 57 SihMtion 87 Forefront PISCES YOUR CHILD 28 Fearful 58A 88 Doring C3ub members interested in should inform townspeople 29 Abeyance 59 Which 89 Prosperity fU . IP joining the tour should call Mrs. about the act so that th^ will 30 Ventures 60Woy 90 Impravcs MAR. 20* AS;” Ernest Cordes, conservation be well infprmed for a town Two Main Street drive-in banking Saturday banking lobby and drive-ln •v 1-15-30-56 2-7-26414 windowe for feet service. window open from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon. ;to-70 8 3 4 6 334867 < chairman. meeting. Variances Granted The act protects the town’s tkajr'ra all youn or 30% oft The Zoning Board of Appeals water courses from inap­ bacovM you mttomblu thorn younoMt has granted a variance to Pat / propriate development. and Mike’s Service Station on Originally Bass felt that the im­ Rt. 30 to have a non-conforming plementation should go to the fhls certificate eRtIttes the parent te eM tree t W Ia W e it i from sign remain on the premises, PZC with the Conservation MANCHESTER S T A T E B A N K portrait (sinple ar fravp. 2 nonths ep) - ytui choice af senral fia-l providing it is the same size and Commission working with Ished portraits - m i prools There is absolutely NO OBLIGATION te l ^RaOND-THE-UlORkD? A 5 StiiH bookcMC Here is wall beauty (and utility) unlimited! Take one. in the same location. No ad­ I,FREE* tvsbuy inyttliRi. anythlni, bvt addiUoiul addlUonal oortnits portraits Runrvunr kt be pvrcluMd parchand itat svfirto-svrprtol them. ^ take all. and give your room all the space-saving storage ditional signs will be permitted. flonie Of The i'rvv Personal iinl Itnsiness Cherkinii irroniil teavtifvlls posed. professiONl COLOR portraits byvNRJIONWIDE We’ll do it... gladly! I . Bookcoto. ilidiii( door cabinet you need. Each unit measures a generous 24" a 12" z IM d lo s , Ik . - - so dress the children colortvllp Only o n tree COLOR peitrait per fatRll> ^ k i R d l i R i 66". Attractively finished in rich walnut to blend hap­ Gilbert Schmeiske was Whichever agency is ul­ Ichaiia, rtfanded if not nora than satisfied). C. Bookcott, drop-lid dnk pily in any decor Note the decorator touch ol rope-type granted permission to build a timately designated must set up Tickets for all Airlines • Cruises • Tours • Honeymoons pulls. 1041 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 646-4004 Two Days Only Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel 0 . BoobeaM, drawon house on S. River Rd. with less regulations, and a map showing Beautiful...... Free CaiCameo Portrait than minimum frontage. designated wetlands, for town NO SERVICE CHARGE Richard Schoonmaker of Ver­ and state approval. Enforce­ non was granted conditional ap­ ment will also fall on the Arthur Drug Co., Inc.| Any fo r • 9 9 proval for two lots on Plains designated agency. Towns that 942 — ttrmt, I ESST Rd. on the condition that a 50- have appointed agencies foot right-of-way be retained already have chosen the ‘Pofitu U tt* 2nd Oaf August 7, Tuesday between each lot and that each Conservation Commissions, lliiurs 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. ravel SILVER LANE PLAZA HARTFORD lot be expanded so that it has a while others ^ v e the respon­ 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 85 / Sat. 10-1 OMTswrioHmsii NO'APPOINTNENT NECtSSARf I minimum of 4,300 square feet. sibility to Planning Com­ loland-Wetlands Act missions, and some appointed a 11 '‘ ••II I tin ii'tt list lhi-> I • rtifu ah . a ir a or ‘jn , ii t,, a I r ir m l. 647-9949 "satisfaction guaranteed replacement or money refunded OPEN SAT. 9 - 12 NOON Member FDIC ------W| I. ^ ' — Conservation Commission group espectolly for tte act. A.M.

I PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 8.1973 . ‘l • " ‘ • A'J;, • M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Coim., Fri.. Aug. 3,1973- PAP.P. m w i m Vernon «4» -T- ^ ' Rockville Movies Move to Mt. Nebo Hospital Notes Columbia Notes Town Council Called Admitted Thursday: Carol VIRGINIA CARLSON Persons who wish to transfer the caucuses and primaries Uie Lions Oub annual chicken Increased safety provisions The administration of lU s area is the same site as within walking distance from im txtwed Mte d n i Ufid I t s ^ to Brennan, Miller Rd., South Correspondent from one party to another may before the November election. barbecue. Summer’ Activities in (lighting, fencing) SAM concerts and contains the Main St. area via a lifted SttcceaSk, liiit fito v iin m m ost Windsor; Japcpieline Cloukey, T el. 228-9224 make appUcation to do so. At This will be the last oppor­ The barbeerry Circle, require a fee. who will be eUgible to vote In Tickets are now on sale for 4 p.m. Park: situation in an effort to iron out the dif­ our seiectioo of movies and Education teacher contracts. For the past Tolland; Michael Santacroce, AppUcations must be made in ficulty. He said the original plan was to have experienced larger few years it has been necessary for the Kelly Rd., Vernon; Ricky writing and state the name of Racing of cars and s q u e a lin g use only two of the. trucks and keep the numbers of spectatmu this council to accept or reject the contractsi Swinnerton, Bolton Rd., Ver­ the Ucensee, the nature of the of tires ? l « V i c summer. We are sure third for backup. This was the case until non. business and the beginning and Bottle breaking or if no action is taken within 30 days then the town discontinued its trash collection H ^ i U w Mandiester youth need and it automatically means acceptance. i Discharged Thursday: expiration dates of the Ucense. Patronage of liquor es­ desire this service. U abused, contract with an out-of-town firm and had Georgette Amaral, Union St., Persons who have resided in tablishments in the area by The Board of Education is also asking to add school collections to the route. ' the end of the fifans will surely ' the council to take action on resolutions Rockville; Louise Amato, Ver­ town six months or more are 100% GUARANTEED movie patrons fidlow. One factor wbidi can When schools closed in June the public non- Ave., Rockville; Donald exempt from the fee. Trespassing on private concerning expansion of the Vo-Ag works department went back to iwing the assist ns In control of the huilding at the high school and repairs to Andre, High Ridge Rd., Persons violating the or­ T A D C FOR 60 DAYS WITH property patrons is the presence of two trucks and the men now claim they Rockville; Chris Carr, Cottagie dinance are subject to a 350 fine Constant mobility of crowd Building A ordered by the office of the fire are working more hours to keep up with v H H i J NO MILEAGE LIMITATION adults. We believe young marshal. St., RockviUe; Paul ConkUn, for each sale made. Patronage by but-o'f-town heavy summer collection than they did children should be sunm iled Broad Brook; Sandra Dumeer, Enrollment Session *INOmi, TRANSMISSION, RIAR AXIS, TRONT AXIS ASStMllY, UAKR SYSTIMS, IlKTRIC SYSTIM WITH UNUMlD residents. Expansion of the Vo-Ag building will be when the three trucks were used. by parents who, too, can paid for in full by state funds. The expan­ South St., RockviUe; Joanne The mandatory enrollment RDKRMDAYSI Mayor McCoy explained that the men our film s. Adults add a sion of this building was to be ac­ Hebert, Talcott Ave., session will be conducted today r— VOLKSWACENS— As a resiidt of this situation, work on an incentive basis and get paid for stabilizing influenoe to any complished along with expansion of the RockviUe; Cart HiU, Stafford until 5 p.m. in the registrars’ of­ S9 FOm $1595 71PMTO $1695 we considered term inating the eight hours even if they finish their work QalaxI* XL 2-Door Hardtop. 8. 66 VOLKSWAGEN $1145 2-Door. 4-tpeed trans., blue. gathering and we wish to en­ high school. Springs; Janet Lexander, Edith fice in Yeomans Hall. Sedan. Rliw. movies. We do realize however, ^ f e p s / i E S in less. He said some claim they are automatic, power ateering. courage thdr presence. It is also expected the council will dis­ Rd., Vernon; Diane Prentiss, Anyone who is already a that the majority of the persons working eight hours or more. If they do 68 PLYMOUTH $1595 Mt. Ndw will also aOm more cuss several other pending matters such Rhodes Rd., ToUand; Beth and voter but has not joined a party 70V0LKSWAGEN $2995 present are well behaved and do effective police foot patrol wbidi work over the eight hours they are paid (7 FKHRO $1495 Conipw Willi Pep-Tep. While. ^ 1 1 Wagon. V-8, aulomallo. as repairs to the Memorial Building and Leanna Simmons, Stafford may enroll with a party at this power steering, green. enjoy the festivals. It would be will be increased. This should time-and-a-half. Hardtop. V ^ , automatic, power several tax matters. Springs; Benedict Tantillo, time. ataarlng, maroon, very low 68 VOLKSWAGEN $1445 unfortunate to penalize all for The mayor added he has had no com­ also afford greater control. Mayor Frank McCoy has received com­ Buff Cap Rd., ToUand; Mrs. mileage. Sed«in.4>peed,blue. 68 FORD $1795 the actions of some. Therefore The decisioDs to tranfer the plaints about the job the men are doing. Joanna Gelinas and Son, Csunity Squire Station Wngen. V- plaints fom several of the men working on 67V0LKSWAGEN $1245 I, aulamollc, pewar elaaring, we have prepared an alter­ >FUm Festivals from Center Somers. Sedon. 4 (peed, blue. paular brokae, fodeiy air nndl- native which will allow us to 70 NEMIRV $1995 Hanlnt,wklta. Park to ML N dw is effective Births Thursday: Twin sons Montego 2-Door Hardtop. V-8, 68 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 continue the Film Festivals on immediately. Last Tuesday Jn^ to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ferland, automatic, power steering, blue. Foilbacke 4 tptBcl tronim iiiitn. a trial basis and hopefully af­ bhf«e 08 MERCURY $1495 31st was the start of Mt.' Nebo Vernon Snipsic Lake Rd., Ellington; Raib tana CanverHblek V-l, aula- ford us more control over the movies. These showings are for son to Mr. and Timothy 71 AUDI malic, power cleetlni, very lew t $3245 69 VOLKSWAGEN $1$95 m H ea^ Sharp w hita carl above listed oc(uirances. Manchester resldento onlyl We MerriU, Warehouse Point. TOO IS 4 dMr. 4 spssil, g m n , vwy Sedan. 4 speed, blue The site of the movies will be hope youth and adults in d«an. 69 FALCON $1395 changed from Center Park to Manchester w ill care enough to 70 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 Four-door, 4<7Under, automatic, —— yc School Board Reviews Lottery Numbers 70 AUDI $2695 Sedan. Aulemallc elick thill. Mt. Nebo football field. We continue to enjoy the opppor- Orttfte green. By The Associated Press to o IS 4 d str. 4 ip ssd Itenim lt- believe Mt. Nebo has advan­ BiMlf B41WIIB MtfBb tunily to see “films on the Here is a list of winning tages which will allow us to rec­ green.’’ If so Tuesday’s movies RHS Revisions Monday weekly lottery numbers from tify the problems encountered. should prove to be som e diange The advantages of the site are: northeastern states drawn ^ fA/£U//%u/£ Sire from out last in Center Park. week; Site removed from roadways Richard B. Gowen The Board of Education will area, the library, science The board now has to review meet Monday at 7 p.m. at the facilities, cafeteria and music the revised plans and make a (All numbers were drawn office of the superintendent of department and make some decision as to when and if it will Thursday except Penn­ TED TRUDON schools on Park St. to review changes in the existing go to another referendum. sylvania’s, drawn Wednesday. revised plans for an addition to auditorium. Board members have been All numbers are six digits the high school. The original School was con­ divided in their opinion as to except Connecticut’s, which has VOLKSWAGEN-PORSCHE/AUDI ArcUtects William McHugh structed so a second story could putting the question on the five digits.) and David Eveleth, were asked be added when necessaiy. The voting machines in the CONNECTICUT 09001 Summer Youth Scene last month to come in with latest proposal would put eight November elections. MASSACHUSETTS 428992 IIOIITt«T(lttlllllTIIIIIHIIt,T»tMntUt.m.RIIIICIISTBtt9.t»3t~ revised plans which would cost new science labs on the second At Monday’s meeting the NEW JERSEY 230345 NEW YORK 470053 This is a test pattern to Compiled and Written By Summer Activities in ^nnchester (SAM), in the area of $5.1 million for floor of the west wing of the board will also review plans determine The Herald’s print­ expansion of the high school. building. and hear a progress report on PENNSYLVANIA 296338 ing quaUty. The proposed plan will not in­ The original plans carried a renovations to the East School. ((Qualifier BC8) (Photo by George K . Sweetnam) clude any of the extras such as price tag of |8.6 million. A se­ The board was ordered by the Rainbows bass player Jim Rosati belts one out, backed up by Steve Leineke on lead a pool and an enlarged gym­ cond proposal would have cost, fire marshal to make several guitar. nasium which were included in 36.1 million for the core changes involving safety rules. TV Appearance the first expansion plans and facilities, and the pl and gym Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, LINCOIN-MERCURT What defeated by a referendum vote. were offered as options. This, superintendent of schools, will Dealer In the The revised plans will call for too, was defeated hy referen­ explain a grant for a health WE’RE PROUD On Tuesday, Aug. 7, the.cast Learning Center, tentatively Crafts Fair expansion of the classroom dum vote. education program due to be in­ GREATER HARTFORD of “The Land of ABC” will be schedule for Aug. 9. The group heading for WTIC Broadcast stituted in the schools in the MERCURY WE ARE THE AREA! is rapidly finding its calendar To Do fall. SAM Concert Crowd House on Constitution Plaza in filled. Application Hartford. The board will also take ac­ MORIARTY Public performance dates tion on the resignations of three Purpose: To tape two short are: F riday BROTHERS LINCOLN segments of the fantasy for in­ teachers. Barbara Bennet, who Most Enthusiastic Aug. 13 Robertson School. One Way — Coffee House The SAM crafti fair will be Aug. 25. If you wiib to par­ bas taught five years in the Ver­ clusion on “The Ranger Aug. 14 Verplanck School.. near Rp DRIVE ONE other crafts. Bruce Sheftel’s Watkins’ Glen people.------waindering in search of a pur­ religious ^ t near the Colum­ Tuesday In Stock A t ble condition, particularly the Approx. I^ ce Needed .. TODAY! evening leather class is pose,” McGill said. “Some of bia campus. Movie — “Bonnie and Clyde” SAVE 981 ’4 3 3 9 2000’3-2606’s working on key chains, purses at Mt. Nebo. and other tooled items to dis­ Play — “Guys and Dolls” by play. Joe Swerling and Abe Buirows, A g e ...... Anyone in the SAM classes music Frank Loesser, Nutmeg -WAHHNN I may exhibit or sell at the crafts It is understood that 5 per cent of my gross sales (if un­ Summer Playhouse. m iri973 cum M 900 liwii 1978 caanm 810 show and have an opportunity University of Connecticut at der 18) or 10 per cent of my gross sales (if over 18) wHI go i V £ W 2-DOOK to win a ribbon for excellent Storrs, Joi^ensen Auditorium, to the SAM program. White Ranch WacA liiasi., auto, tnuw., I f INiB, M)r. Sod., aato. trwiB., PS, PB, EAHTOP V-a eng., viayl oooto, oomr. grbop, ft. A workmanship. Classes are still 8:15 p.m. V-t eag., PS, r a , wsw, coav.'gnwi, 1973 MERCURY MARQUIS 4-w h n i open: Tuesday, multi crafts; Play — “Thurber Carnival” (M ne bgnper groop, radio, Ught gnwp, Wednesday, quilting; at MCC. ED.snspeiaioii. No. 2M, LM IM t. DEMO S ig n ed ...... naal, dwel rear eaa« epaaherib AM radit. Thursday, Macrame; ancl W ednesday Sava 713 O ^ J L 1973 MBiCURYM0linG0<4g A Tuesday and Thursday P i t y - “Guys and Dolls” at Bring p lica tio n to: Bea Sheftel at 110 Cedar. Saw 731 evenings, leather crafts. ^torrs. ■ ______™ ^^|ildameldlne,delu«awhaatcaYer»,itacb3CHe. The classes are free with par­ The Bridge (Drop in Center) ticipants supplying their own o p » every day and Wednesday 71 CHEVROLET $2395 materials. The lab fee of $3 for O itvala MeMw 4-dt. eedan, Uma praan 71 FORD $2895 67 MERCURY $1295 69 MERCURY $2495 nights in Hartford caU 236-2979. * 3 7 5 0 > 3 7 3 0 Atorqvk Colony Pork ttoHon wogoii, 4 dr., the leather class covers prac­ moNhlnf tm., rag. V-l anetna, tmn ba Terine 500 6-pai>. wugen, light blue, • Montoroy 4 door eodon, whtto with hormo- T hursday drlvae m regular gai, awfamalh; f t . AM cyL, autamatk, PS, AM ladle, f uc air can4 emoiig msoeiOu, o enrsOe, 4-gou., oir conditioning, i cyle, ovtOe, PS, tice leather, dyes, creams, wax P la y - “Heaven Can’t Wait,” NEW 1973141 LTD W MNM NEW 1078 TOIM O Mdio, dork groon. thread and other necessary by Harry Segal, Triangle SOvor bine 6 t«o., aato. traao., V-g wg., items. Btae 44)r. Sodaa. Aato. tnaw., V4 oat,. Playhouse. SAM Movie P8^ P E w m coar. JTOB. ft-NMi!, PS, PB, wow, nidto, aeooat m 72 FORD $2895 71 FORD $2895 680LDSJN0BILE $1595 68 MUSTANG $1495 ITD Ireugham S-dr. betdtap, ^ ik blue. Craftsmen interested in being Play - “Guys and Dolls,” radio, dat glaai, Ught groap, B S . oaip. M M O TCMMO, 2 dr. NT, Utek vtnyl tap, ^ -S- M -A,-- J—J in the show should contact Bea p a ip , whod oowro. No. M l 1 ^ |M 1 Dolmont M 4-Or. fit^ tvrmmlMp blBdi vInyG nog^^og, o —yie, eionoow nw ay iwmo^ Week vln^ tap, I cyl, auleitteii, P^ PS, Storrs. No. 386, LiotIW I. 8 cyL, mNa,» eL AM rmi^ Uue intarter. log, S eyt, ewNk, P$, PS, AM redto. r^Outo^e^mitog ito^aei^Oe AM radia, ah cendMeidng, Sheftel any Friday from ode to Tuesday evening at Mt. Nebo SAM will four at 643-6795 or come down to present “Bonnie and (Hyde’’ the the West Side Rec. at 110 Ceder celebrated film about the folk-hero bank 73 PONTIAC $3595 70 MARQUIS $2595 71 MERCURY $1695 71CHRYSLB $3295 St. during that time. Each robbing spree of Clyde Borrow, Bonnie luxury leMane 4-Or. Sudun, PS, P I, AM ■lOUOHAM 4 Dr., HT., dark Uua, Maa Monfogo 4-door 8od«n, 4 cyle, oconomy 300 4-deer hardtep, M pewer, ah candh Parker and tbeir gang in the lISO’s. A £ * 3 1 8 0 lodtu. Vinyl tapi, w k ita w u l., dat. wheel dalh Inlerler, black vkiyt tap, aula, trana, o^sgtno, gDe^s^tsord Vronenelegton, ro^ttOe tiening, AM PM eleree redle, dark blue, craftsman may also enter ^ 5 4 4 0 8 7 PS, Pi, pawer w fcidewf, lactary eb. Uack ta^ Mack bitadar. items of his choice in the con­ SAM fascinating and vivid movie that horrifies test. All well-made han- and thrills you as their crazy, biooU-bath Exceffeirt SelteSon a! New dicrafted items are elegible for Notes trail ultimately exj^odes into a “Greek- the fair with the exception of tragic” climax. 1973 GARS A moldmade ceramics. SAM Meeting “IWd with rare peroeptkm sensitivi^, the look,of the era and movie knowhow. There is no booth fee: 10 per Monday night S A H ^ * TRUCKS IN STOGKI NOT a cheap gangster thriller!” Cue cent of all sales will go to the meeting at the West Side Rec, Magazine. SAm fund for those exhibits 110 Ceder St. The m eeting w ill “With “Bonnie and C ^ ,” Wamn over 18. Under 18, only 5 p ^ start at 7. Everyone is Beatty and Arthur Penn flnnly estabUsh cent contribution will be welcom e. necessary. Craftsmen may themsdves as one of the moot exciting FII16BUU ran, HC. have up to 2 six-foot tables. For creative teams in American movie Special Thanks making,” Judith Crist. “IOMLAND COUNTY'S OLOIST FORO ONAUN* more information call Bea Special thanks go to FVank iNriNOSOll AVI. MCiCVIUf OFBN BV'tik, Sheftel at 643-6795. That is this Tuesday night, Aug. 7 at Mt. Woods of the Marvelous Nebo; it starts at dark so don’t miss h. The SAM program an­ OanSiWer Marbles for his aid in the T H e l 4 S - M I S I7 B 4 S H 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 ticipates a crafts show with 50 prodiKtion o f the recent SAM to 60 craftsmen. concert. I S H O l I AN! 3AVEI

A I ,!l 'i PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,. Fri., Aug. 3.1973 . ■ ' 'j' / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 3. 1973 — PAGE thirteen W raps T aken Off Moret, ’ Options Glamour Queen ■(' At Westchester Eyes LPGA Open COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — “I’ll have a hamburger and Joins Starting Rotation HARRISON, N.Y. (A P )- rain-officials ad two options: striking Weiskopf ranks as a no bun please,” Laura Baugh told the waitress. 4 Tom Weiskopf tried again —Extend the tournaiqpnt solid choice to continue his ‘Tve gained a few pounds,’' today to extend a recent through Monday, or string that is composed of five explained toe newest glamour BOSTON (AP) - The -C all it off after 36 holes. victories and no finish worse Her dad, who competed in toe the bullpen, but now he’s game last season with toe Red pitches only against us,” New record of success that has Following are starting times queen of the Ladies Boston Red Sox have waited Even though toe prestigious than fifth in his last eight Olympic pentathlon, is a crack moving up. He has earned it.’’ Sox. He spent most of toe cam­ York Coadi ElUe Howard said. been called golf’s greatest for Sunday’s Four Ball long Professional Golf Association and waited for lanky PGA National championship, starts. He’s won toe British and golfer himself. He was a Moret, a happy-go-lucky paign with Louisville in tte "He’s got a tremendous arm since Byron Nelson’s course Tournament at tour, breaking into a dimpled one of toe world’s four major Canadian Open titles in his last llniversity of Florida team­ southpaw Rpgelio Moret to fellow who will be 24 S ^ t. 16, International League. and Io (^ like he’s going to be exploits of 1946. Ellington Ridge: smile. was outstanding in a trial with tests, is scheduled next week in two appearances and, in toe mate of Doug Sanders, Dan develop as a major league However, the Red Sox one heck of a pitcher.” Weiskopf, and toe other 14i5 7;J0 Maddaluno, Brown, Repko, The 18-year-old blonde, who Cleveland and any delay ih’toe string of eight, has won more Sikes and Tommie Aaron. pitcher and the patience the Red Sox at the end of the refused to give up on him. He “He’s throwing as hard as be members of toe field, were Blonian normally carries US to 120 completion of this event would than 1185,000. 7:S8 Smith, Wlncie, Seraphin, Marlow appears to \fe ready to pay 1971 season. He immediately has been used in relief fw the ever did, although his velocity delayed by a day in their start pounds, admitted she was up to hamper the players’ While toe record is one of toe 7:4* R e ^ l d s , Johnston, V o lle y , Byk Despite a balky putter, toe off, finally. was assigned a starting job in most part this year. He has wasn’t that great tonight,” in toe |2S0,000 Westchester Golf 7:54, Mountain, Zalman, Cohn, 122 pounds for toe $35,000 LPGA 1972. preparations for toe PGa , it best in recent years. It, of Lawrence mature teen-ager carried a con­ nude just three starts, without Boston catcher CarIt(m/PiA Classic, one of pro golfs richest Classic which began today. With his options expired, appeared extremely doubtful course, falls far short of 8:02 S tarter'i Time fident outlook into toe 54-hoIe Moret has been handled with However, something allowing an earned run. In his said. “He probably pltdied events. 8:10 McCarthy, Cuahma, Rubin, Coel The former U.S. Women’s happened to the skinny left­ officials would abandon this Nelson’s . string of 11 con­ 8:18 H. Brown, Weinstein, Peracchlo, Classic over toe 6,544-yard, par kid gloves by Red Sox Manager first start in May aginst better than in New York, The scheduled opening round Amateur champion, an LPGA hander on the way to Fenway tournament after 36 holes. secutive victories a quarter- Gvanglsta 72 Riviera Country Club course. Eddie Kasko this year. Now the Cleveland, be hurt his knee and tbou^. He got better ai the Thursday was wiped out by 8:28 J. Sanborn, Deane, Pasternak, tourist for just five weeks, Park. He became a national Whatever the result, the century ago. wraps are being taken off in the went on toe disabled list. game went along. As a pitcher, heavy, day-long rains that Slaukln relishes her role as a pro A field of 70 teed off today in hero with fantastic pitching 8:54 Starter's Time queen,though. final weeks of the American Then, he got another shot I just want to let him go. m th turned toe 6,614-yard, par 72 . 8:42 Renert, Latim er Farley, Cavey toe first of three 18-hole rounds League East race. feats in the winter of 1971-72 in July 4 agaipst the Yankess in his stuff, he can throw the ball Westchester Country Club 8:50 Lombardo, Robinson, Cox, “I don’t dye my hair. I’m a over toe relatively flat, well- his naUve Puerto Rico. He also Chessarl natural blonde,” the Florida “He’s in the starting rotation New York and responded with a right down the pipe and get the course into a soggy quagmire 8:58 Salad, Kaprove, Gabrous, Kamlns manicured layout. , came down with a tired arm, native now living in Long to stay,’’ Kasko said Thursday 1-0 victory. He dazzled toe hitter.” and cast doubts on officials’ 0:08 Paganl, RigTOtt, Roberto, Adler V' • toe result of pitching nearly 400 Yankees again Thursday n i^t, “It’s been a long time abiliy to get in today’s round. Palmer Joins 9:14 dham. Reever, Paganetti, Beach, Calif., said proudly. night after Moret hurled a four- innings in less than a year. Prarac The daughter of Florida Marilynn Smith, the 1972 hitter for his second con­ striking out eight and walking between starts,” said Moret The 72-hole event was 9:22 Ferrlgno, Delasco, Vlgnatl, (AP photo) Moret, who ignored his once Krefetz lawyer Hale Baugh, a 1968 champion, and leading money secutive shutout against the just two. All four New York hits wearing a yellow T-shirt with rescheduled for single rounds blazing fast ball in favor of slow 9:30 Starter's Time Olympian, has a golf game to winner Judy Rankin were Time Out for Adjustment New York Yankees. “We’ve got were singles. toe Siqierman imprint. “I think today and Saturday, with a dou­ 9:38 Indomenlco, Dlckman, Kueza, breaking stuff because of his GHO Tourney Merker match her looks. She’s finished among the field. Second-leading “The way be can throw I real good work from him out of maybe I feel better starting, ble round of 36 holes set for Sun­ money winner Kathy At first glance, the sequence of pictures appears to be that weary arm, didn’t start a single can’t understand why he (AP pboto) 9:46 Tullln, Ehrlich, A. Pasternak, Lip- in toe top ten twice and was Pirates. He was obtained by the Pirates from the Oakland but as long as I get to pitch I day. man Whitworth and No. 7 Sandra of a pitcher going through his pre-pitch motions, actually A’s. don’t care.” Should toe rains in suburban 9:54 McHugh, Berger, Zubrow, LaBelle 25th in the Open in her first five HARTFORD (AP) — Arnold Palmer’s first American 10:02 Gutcheon,F. Dooley Sr., Avedlsan, weeks as a pro. Haynie bypassed the event. it’s Dal Maxville, veteran shortstop of the Pittsburgh L o n e Westchester Spectator Looks New York continue or if toe victory in a major golf tournament was the Insurance City Vandervoort tight little layout remains too '10:10 Tantillo, Caglanello, DeRoo, Wiley wet to play—a decided possibili­ Open in 1956 and four years later he took the title again in 10:18 Starter's Time Tiant, Pole Face Orioles .at Flooded Green as Rains Washed Out Play 1960. 10:28 Famham, Fay, Edwards, Howat Major league ty after more than 24 hi|irs of 10:34 Pionzo, Tartaglla, Prentiss, American League Roundup Palmer will be back in Ckinnecticut over the Labor Day Filloramo ^ NEW LONDON - WATERFORD rhe 10:42 Lingua, Naktenls, Clark, Russo leaders weekend shooting for his third title in the tourney, now 10:50 Carlson, F. Tantillo, Kravltz, SPEED ROWL called the Greater Hartford Open. Finnegan ‘Phils Clip Cubs Again, 4~L 10:58 McCusker, Shapiro, Lawrltzen, m. 85 Waterford > Exit 77, Com Tpka. Tournament officials announced Thursday that Palmer Tourtellote Yaz Aiming at Wall, STANDINGS has confirmed he will play in the GHO this year. His last 11:08 Starter's Time - 11:14 Potter, Kearney, F. Dooley Jr,, Friday, July 27th 7:30 P.M. AMERICAN LEAGUE appearance in the contest was in 1966. Buonicontl A’s like Avis, No. 2, BATTING (250 at b a ts)- 11:22 H arrlgan, Donovan, DiCorcia, And Every Friday NIto Since his first win in 1956, Palmer has won nearly every Carew, Min, .345; D.May, Mil, Karliner major tournament in professional golf, including four 11:30 T. Kearney, Dickinson, Chalne, .325. New attack Pays Off Plate Performance Llnpiar RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 76; American League Masters titles, two British Opens and the U.S. Open. He 11:38 Kuehn, Marsh, Richmond, Royals in West Lead Rayburn Otis, KC, 73. East has not won the PGA, but‘has finished second three times. MOTORCVCU nUMG BOSTON (AP) - Carl was all Moret needed as toe RUNS BATTED Pole, who had a 1^9 record W. L. Pet. G.B. Earlier this year. Palmer engaged Jack Nicklaus in a SATURDAY, JULY 28th — 7;3 0 P.M. Yastrzemski, the Boston skinny southpaw hiked his with 12 consecutive complete Bothers Reds’ Bench NEW YORK (AP) Have Ealtimore 56 46 .549 — duel for the lead in the Bob Hope Desert Classic and Larry Hisle collected a dou­ Elsewhere, the New York IN—Mayberry, KC, 85; Red Sox’ veteran slugger, is record to 44. SALEM, N.H. (AP) - games before being called up New York 60 50 .545 — the Oakland A’s become the ble and two singles, scored two Yankees took a 104 drubbing by R.Jackson, Oak, 84. Moret also won a spot in toe emerged the victor by one strike. He is currently ranked Tenacious Jr. ($14.60) edged And Every Sat. Nile unhappy with a batting from toe International League Detroit 57 49 .538 1 NEW YORK (AP) A Oakland Avises? runs and drove in another to the Boston Red Sox, the HITS-D.May, Mil, 137; starting rotation. Manager Ed­ Dodgers 4, Astros 2 solo homers for Houston in toe 20th on the PGA money list. Pink Professor by a nose in a average hovering around the club early this week, will make Boston 56 49 .533 Itk leaguerleading total of 81 “I guess we’re like Avis; spark toe Twins while Bobby Cleveland Indians blanked toe Murcer, NY, 134. die Kasko said that toe 23-year- Ken McMullen delivered a ninth. The GHO, with the sponsorship of entertainer Sammy virtual blanket finish in toe $5,- .250 mark and is determined his major league debut tonight Milwaukee 51 54 .486 6Vk weTl have to try harder,’’ Darwin drilled his 14th homer. Baltimore Orioles 6-0, the TRIPLES—Carew, Min, 9; old pitcher will start against runs batted in plus 21 borne two-run pinch-double in toe llto Davis Jr., offers entrants a purse of |200,000, the largest 000 Greenland Purse before a to do something about it. in a twi-night doubleheader Cleveland -39 69 .361 20 STOCKCAR RACIN6 Manager Dick Williams said Kansas City’s victory behind Milwaukee Brewers cool^ off Coggins, Bal, 7; Briggs, Mil, 7. toe Orioles in Baltimore Mon­ runs are figures wbicb inning to lift toe Dodgers to a 4- Don Sutton, 13-7, pitched 10 amount of prize money in the tournament’s history. crowd of 7,938 Thursday at Yastrzemski took an hour’s with the Orioles. Luis Tiant, West Poworful Modified - Exciting Daredovllt the nine-hit pitching of Dick toe Detroit Tigers 6-3 and toe HOME RUNS-R.Jackson, day night. would make just about any 2 triumph over the Astros. Doug innings to get the victory, then Rockingham Park. after the world champion batting practice after a game 139, will pitch toe other game Kansas City 62 48 .564 — The tournament will be played on the Weathersfield Drago and Gene Garber was California Angels edged the Oak, 24; Mayberry, KC, 21; “Moret is in toe rotation to baseball player quite bappy. Rader and Lee May sent toe Jim Brewer hurled toe llto and A’s lost to Minnesota 6-3 with the New York Y a^ees for Boston. Oakland 60 48 .556 1 County Club course and so far has attracted more than a the Royals’ fifth in a row. Texas Rangers 3-2. Otis, KC, 21. ' stay, he has earned it,” Kasko Not Johnny Bench. game into extra innings with earned his 13th save. Thursday night and became Wednesday afternoon. A hand­ The Orioles, virtually tied Minnesota 54 51 .514 Stk dozen of the top-ranked players on the PGA tour. Coupled with Oakland’s loss, it Indians 6, Orioles 0 STOLEN BASES-North, said. “Dick Pole also is moving “It’s been a very frustrating No. 2 in the American ful of observers, including with toe Yankees for toe East Chicago 52 55 .486 8tk moved toe Royals one game Gaylord Perry, toe 1972 Cy Oak, 36; Patek, KC, 24. into toe rotation'on toe basis of year for me,” said toe young MOW ’EM OUT, YEIft EM League’s West Division, one owner Tom Yawkey, noticed Division lead in toe American ahead of toe A’s and put them Young Award winner, fired a PITCHING (9 Decisions)— what he did this year at Paw­ California 51 54 .486 8Vk Yaz trying to hit to left field, League, have a one-game edge Cincinnati R ^ s slugger. game behind the Kansas 14 games over .500 for toe first five-hitter and struck out toe Hunter, Oak, 15-3, .833, 3.32; tucket. Pole will pitch one Texas 40 65 .381 19tk banging a few balls off toe on Detroit, with toe Red Sox “I just haven’t been comfor­ City Royals, who beat time in the club’s five-year 2,000th batter of his career to Splittorff, KC, 14-5, .737, 3.22. game of a doubleheader in Thursday’s Games chummy wall. just 1V4 games back. They Milwaukee 6, Detroit 3 table at the plate all year,” (^cago 3-1. history. lead the Indians over the STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, Baltimore Friday night, but we Bench said Thursday. ‘T ve Orioles. He is the 24th pitcher The practice apparently named Dave McNally, 9-11, and Geveland 6, Baltimore 0 ’ 104 Stolen Bases 250; Blyleven, Min, 164. expect him to be a little nervous lUttMICE helped. Yaz hit toe wall three Jesse Jefferson, 3-3, to oppose Boston 10, New York 0 been trying out all sorts of to reach that plateau. and we won’t judge him on this times while collecting two Tiant and Pole on toe mound. different things...tonight they Follow Chris Chambliss cracked a NATIONAL LEAGUE one appearance.” Minnesota 6, Oakland 3 doubles and two singles and California 3, Texas 2 worked.” Us... run-scoring double in the first BATTING (250 at b a ts)- Bench slugged a two-run CKIIEUE scoring three runs Thursday ^Unbreakable’ Mark Kansas City 3, Chicago 1 inning and Ron Lolich’s double Rose, Cin, .337; Watson, Htn, homer in toe fourth inning at made it 2-0 in the second. The .328. night before a crowd of 30,366 Friday’s Games SALE! Atlanta, starting toe Reds on who braved rain to watch toe Boston (Tiant 134 and Pole 0- COUPES • SEDANS • STATION WA60MS Indians kayoed Don Hood with hUNS-Bonds, SF, 93; Rose, their way to a 17-2 rout of the Cin, 80. Red Sox whip the Yankees 104. NEW YORK (AP) - Most of the players Joe DiMaggio’s Lou Gehrig’s FERRARA four more runs in the third. 0) at Baltimore (McNally 9-11 Braves. Brewers 6, Tigers 3 RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, “I’m not doing anything Jittery McGraw and Jefferson 34), 2 There was a time when no questioned in an Associated Bill Melton, Chicago White Jim turner. New York , The yietp^ left the second- . Prqss poll thought Gqhrig’s Darrell Porter’s three-run Cin, 81; Evans, Atl, 78. different,” Yaz said with a New York (Peterson 8-11) at one thought that Babe Sox: “DiMaggio’s record will Yankees coach: “Nobody will “pUce' Rbds '3Vi' games behind consecutive-game record was never be broken. In 56 games play In 2,130 straight games.” 100 homer capped a four-run sixth HITS-Rose, Cin, 149; Wat­ sheepish grin. “If you saw me Detroit (Lolich lO-lO) N Ruth’s record of 714 career At $3075 You Buy A NAKAt MODiniD Los Angeles in toe National the one least likely to be you can have two or three liners Bill Freehan, Detroit Tigers: PRICES START inning that enabled toe Brewers son, Htn, 134. taking toe extra practice, you Cools Off Bucs Milwaukee (Parsons 34) at League West. The Dodgers beat home runs could ever be CHAMMONSHIS know what I was trying to do. Cleveland (Timmerman 34) N broken. broken. Wills’ stolen base caught or they might walk or “I don’t see how it can be to snap toe Tigers’ eight-game TRIPLES-Metzger, Htn, 13; toe Houston Astros 4-2 in 11 in­ record, on toe other hand, was pitch around you.” broken with toe long seasons winning streak. Matthews, SF, 9. Now we’ll wait and see. I’ll ad­ Kansas City (Fitzmorris 24) nings Thursday night. But then, nobody gave BRAND NEW 73 mis SAonsMN mit, though, I waited on toe ball NEW YORK (AP) — New York Mets pitcher Tug at Minnesota (Kaat) N toe one they felt was easiest to Whitey Herzog, Texas and the traveling we have to Bob Coluccio also homered HOME RUNS—Stargell, Pgh, Ibe Reds’ 17-run outpouring Henry Aaron’s homers a real good tonight, except on McGraw was “really nervous” when he entered Thursday Texas (Bibby 5-4) at (toicago break. Rangers, manager: “That was do.” AS LOW AS SI AMOKI) MOrOR for toe Brewers. 31; Evans, Atl, 31. climaxed a four-game series at thought until a year or two The records and some of toe toe mark of greatness. It will Rogers Hornsby’s Angels 3, Rangers 2 that change-up which I moved night’s baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. (Johnson 24) N MALIBU SEDAN STOLEN BASES-Morgan, There were runners on first Atlanta Stadium in which 77 ago. comments to them: never be broken.” Bill Melton: “ Rod Carew Fireballing Nolan Ryan up on and lined through toe Oakland (Blue 9-7) at Califor­ runs were scored. Cincinnati Cin, 41; Brock, StL, 38. and second—thanks to a leadoff Now consider these “un­ Cy Young’s Tony Oliva, Minnesota could hit .424, especially with scattered eight hits and struck middle.” threat,” McGraw said. nia (Singer 15-7) N SPKKDW AV PITCHING (9 Decisions)- single by A1 Oliver and a walk tallied 45 of them, winning breakable” records: Wilbur Wood, Chicago White Twins: “Record holders are the coming of AstroTurf.” out 11 in hurling toe Angels past Yastrzemski and catcher The struggle to which three of toe four games. Twitchell, Phi, 10-3, .769, 2.02; to Willie Stargell—when —Cy Young’s 511 career Sox: “I can’t imagine anyone lucky. If you get lucky you can Rod Carew, Minnesota WITH 6-CYLINDER ENaiNG, toe Rangers. It was his first Seaver, NY, 13-5, .722, 1.87. Carlton Fisk, who had a two-run McGraw refers includes a 5.77 Elsewhere in toe National pitching victories. AUGUST 4, 8 P.M. homer, were virtual intruders McGraw relieved a tired Ray National League winning 511 games in thif day break the records.” Twins: "I don’t know. The TURBO HYORORIAtiC victory since he pitched a no- STRIKEOUTS—Seaver, NY, earned run average, 10 home League, toe Philadelphia Phils —Jolumy Vander Meer’s two and age.” RAIN DATC, AUO. 11 on what amounted to a Latin Sadecki in toe ninth inning. East Charlie Fox: “I don’t think game was different then. Not hitter against Detroit July 15. 166; Carlton, Phi, 159; Sutton, runs given up in 65 innings beat toe Chicago Cubs 4-1, toe consecutive ho-hitters. TRANSMISSION, FQWER American night for toe Red But toe Mets had a 54 lead at W. L. Pet. G.B. A1 Worthington, Minnesota anyone will ever break that. many relievers were used. LA, 159. pitched, and an 0-4 won-lost Montreal Expos blanked the St. —Joe DiMaggio’s 56-game Twins pitching coach: “You’ve STEERINO, RADIO, EXTERIOR Sox. Orlando Cepeda hit a the time, so what was there to St. Louis 58 49 .542 - The fellows are not as consis­ Batters had to look at the same ^ 7 5 record. As he put it, “It’s been Louis Cardinals 24 and toe New hitting streak. got to be around an awful long tent now in everyday play. Joe tired pitchers for a whole three-run homer in toe first in­ be nervous about. Tug? a long time since I pitched Chicago 55 53 .509 3W DECOR, WHEEL COVERS, York Mets defeated the —Hack Wilson’s 190 runs time, have a good strong arm played every day, mostly in game. Now they don’t.” Plus Stata Salas Tax ning minutes before Fisk con­ “The score didn’t mean effectively.” Pittsburgh 51 54 .486 6 LUSTER SEALED. Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1. San batted in. and good temperament, and be daylight. The added travel and Charlie Fox: “Noway! There Delivered In Manchester nected for his 20th and Rogelio anything to me,” said McGraw. However, after Zisk’s single, Montreal 51 55 .481 6tk Francisco and San Diego were —Lou Gehrig’s 2,130 level-headed. toe different time zones and won’t be anyone remotely close Moret extended his scoreless “I was short of breath and my' McGraw settled down. He Philadelphia 51 57 .472 7W not scheduled. consecutive-game “Even then, you have to pitch day-night play make it tougher to hitting .400. Hornsby hit up streak against toe Yankees to knees were weak. I was really struck out Bob Robertson, got a New York 47 57 .451 9V4 nervous.” Phils Cubs 1 appearances. for a good team and put a lot of now to sustain a streak.” toe middle, going for wide open . 22 1-3 innings with a nifty four- backhand grab of Richie West Young Dick Ruthven of toe —Rogers Hornsby’s .424 bat­ It didn’t help any when toe Los Angeles 67 41 .620 — 20-victory seasons together, spaces. Kids now want home lUKE TOMY HE MV TO SXVE! hit, eight-strikeout perfor­ Hebner’s ground ball by first Itoils has a complaint about toe ting average. Hack Wilson’s mance. first batter McGraw faced. Cincinnati 64 45 .587 3W like Warren Spahn who had 13.” runs.” FORD PINTO SQUIRE baseman Willie Mays for toe se­ baseball he’s sometimes asked —Maury Wills’ 104 stolen Johnny Vander Meer’s Whitey Herzog: “To break Maury Wills’ Cepeda’s homer, toe 374to of Rich Zisk, lined a single to cond out, and fann^ Dave Cash San Francisco60 47 .561 6Vk Tony Oliva: “Bert Cam- center to score Oliver. to pitch with. bases. Ralph Houk, New York this would depend on toe club FORD GRAN TORINO WAGON his nnajor league career, m w to end toe game for his 12th Houston 56 54 .509 12 and the circumstances. paneris has a shot at Wills’ ^ r il tell you, when you’ve ,‘T learned to pitch with a Unbreakable? Perhaps...and Yankees manager:. “There him into a tie for 18th place save of toe season. Atlanta 49 §3 .438 20 Perhaps a player like Johnny record, but then again. Wills been struggling toe way I have, baseball and they hand me a perhaps not. The fans are could be two straight no-hitters. among baseball’s all-lime home “It’s good to save an impor­ San Diego 36 70 .340 30 ball bearing,” Ruthven said. Bench could do it if Pete Rose was toe best baserunner toe it doesn’t matter who’s in toe Thursday’s Games divided-but no more so than It would be rare but not im­ run hitters. The homer, tying tant game for a change,” The “ball bearing” is the new today’s players themselves. and Joe Morgan haye extra Wills’ record is the most OUR OK USED GARS possible.” FORD ORAN TORINO batter’s box. Everybody’s a Philadelphia 4, Chicago 1 Cepeda with Rocky Colavito, remarked McGraw. ball being tested this season, “Nobody will break them,” good years.” Billy Martin, touchable.” SQUIRE Montreal 2, St. Louis 0 (toarlie Fox, San Francisco which is stitched in Haiti. insists Jim Ray Hart of toe Giants manager: “Never! Per­ Detroit Tigers manager: Walter Alston, Los Angeles New York 5, Pittsburgh 1 Ruthven had no trouble with toe New York Yankees. But Willie “ Hack’s record will be Dodgers manager: “If toe balk KNOW TNEVRE liOIMI Cincinnati 17, Atlanta 2 sonally, I don’t think it will ever old American ball he was given Davis of the Lois Angeles happen again.’’ broken.” rule were enforced you’d have YEAR-END CLEARANCE Los Angeles 4, Houston 2,11 Thursday night, however, as he Dodgers believes ’’they’ll all be more stolen bases.” innings. beat toe Cute 4-1, allowing only broken one day.” SELL DOWN Only games scheduled five hits and striking out nine. Says Aaron, who may well hit IND SHOWIT. Friday’s Games Greg Luzinski drove in two his 715to homer before this 73 CHEVROLET SAVE Houston (Wilson 6-12 and runs with a pair of singles to season ends: “I think all Dierker 0-1) at Cincinnati OVER 100 1973 CARS Caprice 4-Door Sedan. 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NEW YORK (AP) George have oniy heard about, will be Houston hopes the same com ­ Oakland is at New England center Jack Rudnay is still not Allen says he’s out to win on display. bination will click twice when Sunday while San Francisco known. With a couple of exceptions, tonight when the they clash with the New York plays at Oeveland Monday. Running back Eddie Ray is Washington Redksins host the Redskins starting lineup Jets tonight. Dan Pastorlni will The Oilers made two trades being fined | 1 0 0 eadi day he will be the same as the team the Detroit Lions. But the oppose the Jets’ star Joe ’Thursday — sending rookie remains absent from the cam p' that lost last year’s Super Bowl Redskin coach is not about Namath, in the same duel wide receiver Edesel Garrison of the Atlanta Falcons, accor­ to Miami 14-7. MICKEY FINN to do anything reckless like which produced the Oilers only to the Los Angeles Rams for an ding to coach Norm Van Roger Staubach will be get­ victory last season. undisclosed draft choice and risking jast year’s most Brocklin. The Falcon coach ^ IF ONLY HORACE WERE ting the nod in Dallas’ game In Saturday games, Miami acquiring running back Eddie hinted be did not expect the A WRESTLER, AND COULD valuable player, Larry tonight against the Los Angeles PIN HIM TO TH' CANVAS— hosts Cincinnati, Baltimore is Richardson from New York for former Lousiana State Univer­ Brown. HE'D ALSO PIN DOWN CLEO'f Rams. Crach Tom Landry said at Pittsburgh, New Orleans is an eighth round 1974 draft sity star to show up at pre­ HE WRESTLES EVER/ AFFECTIONS! Staubach would give way in the WEEK AT THE MTPIK at Kansas City, Chicago faces choice. season camp. GARDENS ARENA As was done last year, except second half to Jack Concannon. Green Bay at Milwaukee, the Kansas City Coach Hank Two rookie centers joined the toward the end of the National ’There Is' also a chance that New Y ork Giants are at San Stram said three veterans are St. Louis Cardinals at their Football preseason, Brown will Craig Morton, whose arrival at Diego, and Buffalo plays definitely out of his team’s training camp'. Tom Brahaney, be on the sidelines, but Duane the ^wboy camp was delayed Philadelphia at Jacksonville, opening game. Guard Mo Moot- a 6-foot-2, 240-pound lineman Thomas, whose running because of a contract dispute, Fla. man, wide receiver Otis Taylor was on the field an hour after abilities most Redskins fans might see action. and left comerback Jim Mar­ singing his contract. Mike I r ^ salis are all definitely going to cam e from Washington for the be out and the status of defen­ 920,000 waiver price. LOX Pay TV Alternative sive tackle Buck Buchanm and Rain Out PRISCILLA’S POP TMIS BOOK') 1I*3 AYS HES BEEN HE'S EVEKI BEEM To Blackout Ban CLAIMS SIGHTED IM KNOWN TO EN TER Rain forced postponment of B ig FOOT TWE WOODS UNLOCKED HOMES.' WASHINGTON (AP) - R E A L L V MORE THAN allotted to New Haven, as part In his formal statement, the Manchester-EniField game EXISTS.' 5 0 0 TIMES! Bill Guthrie, sports editor of of the rental agreement, the Guthrie said: " I think that for the second night in a row. the New Haven, Conn., games will be televised by these bills, as written, would be Both games will be made up Register and Journal w n c -3 . playing into the pay-’TV game Sunday in a doubleheader at Courier, said Thursday that ‘"niey have approximately plan of the NFL, a game plan Fermi High in Enfield. if Congress banned televi­ 50,000 tickets sold for the five which all NFL officials deny Presently^ Windsor leads sion blackouts of home pro- game season,’ ’ he said. "The even exists.’’ both Manchester and Enfield by one full game. Enfield faces football games, it would New Haven response was 10,000 He said passage of the pre­ but not anywhere near the level sent bills would be for at least Windsor tonif^t in a crucial open the gates for the anticipated. two years, despite their wor­ game. Naional Football League to " ’The reason is simple: If the ding and intent. Herald photo b; Oflara move to pay-’TV. S-3 game is being given away, how “ At that point in time, the e im w Nu. i«. ^ Guthrie said he opposed pay- can most people justify paying NFL could blame the definite Reliable Official Scorei teievision. He also said he to see it in these days when the drop in attendance on the free Secretariat THE BORN LOSER feared that fans who now see Groman’s Sport Shop’s crackerjack slow-pitch softball team has no bigger booster than dollar is beng stretched in more home TV and ask for pay-’TV to V the NFL’s road games would directions than the Parris bill save the game for the fans,’’ he (Jeorge (Red) McCaughey, its official scorer. Here the Manchester police captain watches IAM0M60F(iOD^ STAFFORD SPEEDWAY iHHV W T W E«APUMEe$ UKg lose what they already have if has co-sponsors.’ ’ said. On Display action from the players’ bench during Silk City League game at Charter Oak Park. As much as 91,550 awaits the the blackout ban went into CHlLDREM„dO&OF ME? 61VE MB THE REA-50U,,, Rep. Stanford E. Parris, R- Under examination by Mac­ winner Saturday night in the effect for the one-year experi­ Va., has introduced in the donald, Guthrie said he had no Ferrara 100 lap NASCAR At Saratoga ment which is proposed in some Hpuse an identical bill to the independent information that double-point race at Stafford H O agW E W lA legislation. one of Pastore. He has picked the NFL intended to move its Speedway. Secretariat, the King of the U X A B LE , Rep. Torbert Macdonald, D- games to pay television. up nearly 100 co-sponsors. Defending national champ Groman^s Begin ASA Quest Mass., chairman of the House turf world, puts his regal UUDERaAUWlfcl Jerry Cook and Rickie Evans, subcommittee on com­ presence on display in the both currently battling for HUMAW munications, has introduced a 950,000-added Whitney Stakes at Groman’s Sport Shop who Kowalski and Denis McArdle to national supremacy, will lead blackout ban but has said it will historic Saratoga race track AND drew an opening round bye in get past Industrial Specialists the field. "The green flag will not befor only a year af the Saturday. the 1973 Connecticut ASA Open of New Haven. drop at 8. Also the All-American measure by Sen. John 0. King-Riggs Settle Already a legend in his own Slow-Pitch Softball Tourna­ Sportsman are added to the RADII Pastore, D-R.I., which has time, the 3-year-old Meadow ment at Strafford’s Raybestos card. Stable colt vdll be competing in already passed the Senate Field will be in action tonight at Streaking Ron Bouchard, Commerce Committee. Tennis Battle Date against older horses for the 6:15. PLAINVILLE PLAIN JANE winner of nine feature events at "Pro football ranks No. 1 in first time. No matter, he is Sports Dial The local sporting goods out­ Stafford this season, which in­ fan interest, but something for NEW YORK (AP) — “ I’m going to let my racquet speak expected to win and join the let drew the bye by virtue of STADIUM cludes checkers in five of the nothing always come first,’’ for itself” is how Wimbledon champion Billie Jean King equine millionaire’s club. ’The winning the state regionals at Saf. 8 P.M. Aug. 4th last six races, will be the man said Guthrie, former president summarizes her chances in “ the tennis battle of all first ’Triple Crown winner in a Plainville last week. Powder Puff Races to stop. TONIGHT’S GAMES of the pro football writers time” ...but one of the conditions of the match may also quarter of a century has earned Groman’s behind the steady association. "A perfect exam­ 9970,242 in his 16 career starts. 7:30 (22) Red Sox vs. pitching of Steve McAdam will AUTO RACES work in her favor. RIVERSIDE PARK Orioles, WTIC ple is happening in New Haven, It’s Bill Greco against the The appearance of depend upon the long-ball hit­ Lap where the Giants will be The 9100,000, winner-take-all event, announced it will be Secretariat in the Whitn^ will 8:00 Mets vs. Cards, WINF ting of Dave White, Bob PEAD field Saturday night in the last 8:00 (18) Yanks vs. Tigers Modifiad playing five borne games this duel between Mrs. King, who staged Sept. 20 in Houston’s 100-lap race of the 1973 season be nationally televised over the END year and seven next year in calis herseif the old lady of Astrodome — and aired on CBS network. SATURDAY Heats at Riverside Park. 2 :0 0 (8) Mets vs. Cards, Yale Bowb which seats 70,874. women’s tennis, and 55-year-old prime time television. ’The former two-time trqck The popularity of Secretariat Johnson Leads m seems certain to attract a WINF Lap "These games will be Bobby Riggs, tennis hustler Bobby and Billie Jean, the champiop is one of the hottest televised, if sold out aytime In supreme, was agreed to in July. king of male chauvinists in a record crowd of 30,000 to the 3:15 (22-30) Dodgers vs. Rec Swimmers modmad drivers at the quarter-mile Bay Giants advance, in New Haven. It is a But at a closed circuit televi­ studio in New York and Mrs. State oval. century-old Saratoga track. Haats 4:00 (3) Westchester Golf status quo situation to which sion news conference Thursday, King in another in Denver, And the King is ready for the In the 12 and under AAU meet <§> C5> Greco and his challengers (8) Boxing the Giants agreed.’ ’ Roone Ariedge, president of were led by Howard (Cosell, who IH-mile test against a field like­ held at the Bloomfield Town ADM. $3.00 will start qualifying at 8r'In ad­ 5:00 (8) Wide World of Guthrie said he and others ABC Sports, and Jerry will serve as sportscaster for ly to include True Knight, Pool this week, Manchester 6-12 yrs. 990 umMr 6 Rm dition to the big program o f Sports MR. ABERNATHY thought the New York team Perenchio, head of tandem the match, through the latest of Onion, Tri Jet, West Coast Rec swimmers placed well. Coining Aug. 140i modifieds, the figure-eight boys 7;30 (22) Red Sox vs. would sell the 20,000 tickets Productions, promoter of the a series of promotions building Scout, Anno and Rule by Paige Johnson took a first HiUORIVEIIS will be doing their thing in the I M LONEiyi (gop ),.. up the event. Reason. Orioles, W'TIC place In the 100 meter, breast I NEVER GO ANYWHERE windup event. z'r^Ancuxsm cK:^ ABC has sold all of the com ­ “ All is well with the colt,” 8:00 Yanks vs. Tigers, WINF stroke with a time of 1:29.4. AND 1 POnV HAs/E ANY Greco already has won five AT-HQive! POYFPIE mercial time available for the said trainer Lucien Laurin after • SUNDAY Twelve-year-old Leslie Scott races at Riverside, including 1:00 (8) Cards vs. Mels, Six Women Clubs Left match. No monetary figure was the big son of Bold Ruler had was second in the 100 meter last week;s 751apper and the 1:30 Yanks vs. Tigers, WINF announced. 500-lap team race. worked an easy half-mile in 48 backstroke with a time of 1:22.0 seconds before a record early 3:00 (3) CBS Sports Spec­ In a time of 43.6, Peter Man­ In ASA Softball Play ’The match will be a best-of-5 Other winner over the 100-lap morning Tliursday turnout of 5,- tacular ning took a second place in the sets affair. And while Riggs has course was Sony O’Sullivan of 000. 4:30 (3)' Westchester Golf, boys’ 10 and under class for the ’The fihal round of the Connec­ loudly forecast victory over Manchester. 1), Italian Ciub (2-1) and Fair­ final round 50 iqeter backstroke. ticut Women’s ASA Slow-Pitch fieidettes (2-1). Mrs. King, Billie Jean, 29, vrill have youth on her side. When 5:30 (22) Red Sox vs. Leslie Scott, Julie ’Tucker; Softball Tournament double The Connecticut State Cham­ Orioles, WTIC Paige and Wendy Johnson, all elimination will continue Satur­ pion will advance to the Riggs overwhelmed Margaret Court of Australia in their Soccer MONDAY combined efforts to take a se­ day at Fitzgerald Field with six Regionj|l Tourney at Plainville, “ Battle of the Sexes” on 8:15 (22-30) Yanks vs. cond place in the 200 medley clubs remaining. ’The first of six Aug. 10, which will involve < i o N e s * m E m The Manchester “A” team Tigers, WINF relay. ’The time was 2:38.2. scheduled games will begin at teams from (Connecticut and Mother’s Day, it was best-of-3. quick goal at the start of the se­ closed out its season on a good BUZZ SAWYER 2:30 in the afternoon with Fair- Rhode Island. The winner will In this case, however, unless cond half. But Cacace struck Riggs can take three straight note by downing Willimantic, 4- for a third time and Manchester fieldettes going against the move on to Memphis, Tenn., YOU SffV,SE?iOR\ AMP I REGRET, sets, he runs the risk of coming Socialities. site of the National Tourna­ 1, We^esday. Werner (]acace "A” took a commanding lead. AnotlMr S & S Bnick Rrit! SAWYER,, THAT OFFICER, THAT ment. away from the match with scored early for the winners Eric Stafford added a late score WILI4 TCEE KILLED. 1WILLA TREE HAS ’The final game is slated for 8 with two first half goals. for the final margin. SEHORltA X A L 5 0 ween cj> Saturday’s schedule is as nothing to show for it but a good Saturday p.m. and if another tilt is Whittle. > / V killed. follows: workout...and all that publicity. Willimantic came baclypith a Manchester “ A ” finishes the needed, it wiii be played at 9:15. season with a record of 14-4-1. 2:30 Fairfieidettes v s . AU6.4 8:00 p. in. Groman’s Sport Shop of South Socialities 20 MILES Windsor is the only undefeated Action Packmd 3:45 Italian Club vs. New Haven team remaining in the tourney Tigers PER GALLON with a 4-0 record. Groman’s ad­ 5:00 Winner of 2:30 vs. Winner STOCK CAR vanced to the finals by virtue of of 3:45 beating Fairfieidettes, Italian LOOKING 6:15 WINF vs. Winner of 5:00 Club, Socialities and WINF. RACES 8:00 Groman’s vs. Winner of CUARjp E D Team records of the 6:15 remaining clubs are WINF (3- 9:15 Repeat of 8:00 game if for A GSSD Used Cur? in the StadiHins 1), Socialities (2^), Tigers (2- necessary Here’s A Few From Our OutstandinK Selection... full Q u irtir Mile Many 1-owner, Low Mileage, some with FactoryWarraniy. NEW BUICKS! Hifh Banked Track ALLEY OOP BUT ALL WITH OUR HJUSEETHAT.1 ------/ THEY ATUNNCL?f YtXJ AYE.' BRUDEI ORDERED Columbia Canoe Club STAND OF /Y E A H '\CONCEAL (SUVS 'S a r A TUNNEL US TO DUS rr AFTER ONE YEAR WARRANTY! SAPLINGS / WHAT \ A TUNNEL RUNNING FROM THE NORTHMENS Enters National Finals SHOP .» then STOP MDNDER? ( ABOUT EXIT.' HERE OVER TO LAST RAID.' HeM il faiNes tKiei tlin! t M ? THOSE TREES? 71T0R0NAD0.$4195 69 CADILLAC $3195 72 PLYMOUTH $2995 I Cuiltm, fully tquippcd, Air Condi* Six members o f the Columbia Patricia Sanborn, A1 Randall, Cpt. DtVilIt, focitry air, fully Gran Coujm, outtmatlc^ PS, P% Isc. | A t $ & S BUICK' I lioncd. tquippod, i*ownor, low milts. Canoe Gub will be flying from Rob Johnson, Rusty Herbert, •ircsrtd., Uw miltoft Bradley Field Tuesday to com­ Bill Byrd and Mrs. Pat Murphy, 71 DODGE $1995 68 PONTIAC $1295 70CHEVR0LCT $16951 . . . with the purchase of any New pete at the National Canoe and the coach of the squad. I LoMont 2-Or. Hotdiop, auto., PS, PB, Potorb 4*Dr. Stdan, auto., PS, PB, A k Cond., citon. Impola 4 Or. Hardtop, auto., PS, PB, I Kayak Championships at Green Although other clubs I buckolMoti. ^ vorycitan 1973 BUICK USABRE, CENTURION/ Lake in Seattle, Washington. members qualified Sunday in 70 PONTIAC $2695 RIVIERA, or ELECTRA 225 from S&S The dates of the event are Aug. the Eastern Divisional races 68BUICK $1395 Salail wog.n, 1 own.i, l.w loSobro 2-Dr. Hardtop, automatic, lnllMg.,AT,PS,PB,AI(. 68 PONTIAC $895 BUICK today through August 31st, 10, 11 and 12th. held at the Mansfield Hollow I pownr sttoring, powtr braktt, vory Ttmpttf Ctupt, •uttmatk^l Making the trip to the West Dam, the cost and living cloan. .71 PLYMOUTH $1995 lowmiltoft ■ wo will give a 20 MILE PER GALLON LAP MAIN EVENT Coast are Denise Ruzicka, Dusttr 240 Coupe, aulomotk, PS, PB expences limited the selections. /I PLYMOUTH $2695 71OLOS $2995 ^ GUARANTEE. Fury ill 2-Dr. Hordtepi oulon|olic, 71 OLDS $2^95 CulloM "S'^2*Dr. Hardtop, outomol-1 PLUS FI6URE 8 poworitooring, powtr biakot, Air Dolta 88 2-dr. hordtop, outomotic, tc, pt., pb., Air Cond., bucKot sooti, 1 • ' ONLY AT RAY’S Conditioning, l^awntf. * PS, PB, ont twnor. WE W IU PAY THE DIFFERBICE! '’< rC r(r£ r{t'tr{r(r(rtr SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER (Keep AB GnrPMrchtM slh» fer 1 yew w . 12,000 THE MOST EXCITING IMkion .CoVt Matieiis In q ^ 0 P a n d w lM * Many, Many More Top Quality Cars to Choose From ir I)^-R|J*iT6O06t6r..W l/U iCnapMsIM S098 irxir Mtal PnI Cwen MilesiwVwHkatien) RACE IN THE MKNHO B g A p p s r m i PwfictfirCMpiBg L M Cjnogiex, ofliy General Admission $3.50 7& eteAfi atewf wies, S H O P ... THIN STOP AT Children Under 12 $1.00 UN CHESTER Res. Seats Phone 786 9300 7 ------^ MVERSIOEPMW S&S BUICK noun IM . AGAWAM FIRE PAMING m O S M O B I L E "Stm GrtuUm Batch — OpU—Saab Daolm-" tiiUMMSr..llUBKSTa(0p«Em)l4MSn "LANTERNS TO LEVIS” TvtrUneAI Hartford Road, MANCHESTER S43-1S1] dieM Bewoleww NeflOeedt “TANK TOPS TO TARPS" M l on Roul* IN Wm I m [0 Rout* 1SI. AgiwMi, I aauati. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn.. Fri.. Aug. 8. Igra

• 1 \ ’ MA WaiMad MtNCHtSTEB EVENINO HEmiJ). m.. A.. 1 im - P.n., 98 Help Wonted 35 Artleleo fo r Sole ' ^ 4 5 Barden Products The “Action M arketplace" 80 SEVENTEEN — Fast Effective p u n a c p t s t r FEMALES over 18, counter LIKE NEW incline bench sup­ work at Hartford Road Dairy CORN for freezing, 21 Angel • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers ports 500 lbs. plus 220 lbs. in Street, Manchester. Queen; hours 115. Apply in per­ weighb, $50; pool table 4x8. Herald Classified Ads • B U YER* son. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Originally $1M, Now $75. » Over 60,000 Daily Readers Main requlrmients of position Household Qooda 51 Includes new pool sticks and (15 Word Minimum) are the ordering and the HELP WANTED, counter girls, 0 Fast Results hanging rack; bbek and white CLE2AN USEID— refrigerators, expediting of paper and out­ porters and bakers. Apply in hide-a-bed, $75, 6497279. 1 Day — ^ ...... 8c per word per day side services. person, at our new locauon in ranges, automatic washers with guarantees. See them at B...... Manchester, 337 Center Street, 3 D a y s 7(t per word per day COIJY CLOSING TIM E FOR Experience preferredbut wiU TAG SALE — Toys, books, D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main train. ' between 8 a.m .4 p.m.. Dip & clothing, household items. 6 D a y s ...... 6C per w ord per day CLASSIFIED ADVER-nSEMENTS Sip Donuts. St., CaU 6492M92171. 26 D a y s ...... 5c per w ord per day Liberal benefit program in­ ’Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 88 12:80 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION cluding company paid pension Richard Rd., Vernon, off u b e H appy A d s ...... $1.50 inch CARPETS — Wholesale to you plan. Dogs-BIrdo-Peto 41 Street. ^ at our warehouse. The Carpet THRU Deadline for Satarday and Monday REALTOR is 12:00 Noon Friday Apply In person w cell Merchanb, 1310 ToUand Tpke., AKC AIRDALE Pups, 7 weeks, GARAGE SALE - 1 0 3 Mather Manchester. 6498568. 'Apartments For Bent S3 Apartments For Rent S3 Out of Yonm- PHONE 643-2711 643-1101 good companions, exceUent Street. Friday, Saturday and Bustneu Locations- F o r Rant 66 For Rant S w v fcM OfHarad 12 guard dogs, 644-1448. Sunday from 12 noon. Haiyl MUST SeU thb week, electric FOUR-ROOM clean heated SI Help Wonted 35 Help Wented 35 HEMLD braided rug, garden, housdiold, stove, best offer. CaU 6493467. NOW RENTINO apartment, available Im- HEBRON PLEASE READ CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ AUlEd PRINTIN 6 FREE — to good homes, two dolb, dresses, etc. medbtely, 6492455. 7600 SQUARE Feet, truck dodc, t SCHOOL Bus Drivers train SECRETTARY-Receptionist. sprinklered, heavy floor load. * ages, additions, repairs, small SERVICES adorable kittens, aU trained. MAPLE youth bed, $15; white N O B IL L S BOX LETTERS now, drive in September. SmaU m a nu factu re Arm has 6497046. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, f YOUR AD i^obs. Free estimates. Call 575 MM«o Tpki. Watt BOLENS garden tractor, gas stove, $40. 6495162. H O N K S T ^ P m VUACE MANCHES’TER — Complet Two bedrooms, quiet country For Your Stephen Martin, 646-7295. ToUand area. CaU ^ 1 8 4 7 . opening for a girl with glou^ cultivator, $125. Call renovated, five room ai 643-1108. t experience in general Mflce By Dom oto Betting, near hunUng, fbb n g ______l. : Information Gassified or “ Want Ads' AKC, registered, two white GLENWOOD gas range, apart- ment, stove, refrigerator, beat, HOUSEWIVES — Turn spare dure. Duties Include and two golf courses, fully M ANCHESTER - 150,000 • THE HERALD will not are taken over the phone as a B&P CLEANING Contractor. Poodles, 6 weeks old. CaU 649 m oit size. Phone 6495152, 91 air-conditioning and hot water time into money, service our , shorthand, fUing and 4865. STEREO TAPE recorder, con­ Featuring: equipped eat-b kichen, a b square feet of industrial, com- ; disclose the identity of any convenience. The advertiser Steam extraction carpet K DISHWASHERS and cooks, p.m. bcluded. On bus Une. 6491180. cleaning at rotary brush prices. customers, your local area. phone contact. Call John permanent part-time ni^ts. cert tone, soUd state, 4 track, •SiHdsMnad condiUoned, 6 closeb, storage mercial warehouse space, (bn - advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the F H ^ Free estimates,643-2061. Flexible hours. Fuller B r^ . Bower, 646-3800. Multi- Apply Tacorral, 246 Broad^t. F O R S A L E — G e rm a n 117 volts, portable, $65. Phone * u iii ifiniirittr OAKLAND Street— Very clean area and bundry faciUties. be sub-divided down to 6,000 * DAY IT APPEARS and MOVING — Must seU maple Readers answering blind box CaU after 5 p.m., 6490613 Circuits,c., 50 Harrison Street, Shepherd puppies, beautifully 6496642. • 9m| ea$iih| 2 bedrooms, kids O.K, REPORT ERRORS in Ume Manchester. desk, Uke new, appropriate tor ads who desire to protect their POWER MOWERS, hand SET-UP man wanted for ■nwked, black and silver, b la a student or living room, •OihrcMriMM appUances, parkbg, suburban M i UnUTIEt Pj|ID for the next insertion, llie MACHINIST— Part-time, mor­ identity can follow this mowers r e p a ^ , pick-up and department, engaged in light and tan and pure white. TAG SALE - August 4th5th, Dinette table with 3 chairs, •Fri! private towM sb Uving. $170. ^24. Homefbders <218 nings, The AmerbeUe Corpora­ POSITIONS OPEN for kitdiai procedure; Herald is responsible for only delivery. Prompt-Reliable- machining operations and Reasonable. CaU after 12 noon, 105 p.m. Antique chest, toob, (blue-green flower pattern), •M -spi ter mrinr Oysr fee 5495960. <44*2488 228-0108 tion, 104 East Main Street, and laundry workers, ^ l y In ONE incorrect or omitted Service. Call Sbarpall, 643-5305. mechanical assembly work. 872-7661. table saw, furniture, household $30. Call 5298729 evenings or 0. J. Hanry r owpi iiy person. East Hartford Con­ •Frivite pattei I M ln am Enclose your reply to the insertion for any advertise­ RockviUe. Contact Mr. Larry Some knowledge of punch items. 120 Ralph Rd., before 8:30 a.m. valescent Home, 745 Main St., •W ilteriNfph|$ MhNb box in an envelope — address ment and then only to the ex­ TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Passardi, 875-3325, between presses desirable. LaPointe In­ GREAT DANE - AKC, quaUty Manchester (off Hilbtown Rd.) 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ East Hartford. to the Classified. Manager, tent of a “ make good” large appliances, cleaning dustries, Rockville. An equal pups, golden fawn, h iA b la d ROPER — 4 burner gas stove, Model Apts Open niiSIDEIITIAL BOLTON — 9bedroom apart­ portunity employer. Convenient Manchester Evening Herald, celliun, attics. Also will buy opportunity employer. masks, males and females, TAG SALE — Antiques, good condition. CaU M91431. Dolly 12 til Dork 6 ment b country settbg, half insertion. Errors which do not WANTED - Part-time ■wyhcNWtMlywi VIIIA EAPTS. together with a memo listing and sell used furniture. 64i- $175. “ Allegro Danes” , 1-267- snowblower, oil tank, furmture, mile from Manchester, fully lessen the value of the experienced gas station atten­ Ini at OMpets It MANCHESTER 1775. FULL-TIME saleswoman, < • iM pM foUt RN FOR Director of Nursing at 0168. brass and metal beds, old car caroeted. AppUances and heat the companies you do NOT advertisement will not be cor­ dant, Saturdays, nnist be over afflltett M M ii Tpla. mature with experience an A-1 99bed convalescent parts, old toob, nUscellaneous Musical Inotruments 53 One and two bedrooms. bcluded, adults only. No peb. Downtown want to see your letter. Your 18. CaU Lydcm Brothers SheU, T il m 5 3 tl. $43-4535 st 6491IM rected by “make good” ODD JOBS, lawn care, light preferred. Apply In person Mme. Contact Mr. Dailey at COLLIE, male, white and householdliouschold items. Baby items, Near schoob, chur^es $225 monthly. 6 4 9 < ^ . letter will be destroyed if the insertion. Treasure Shop^, Mandiester 6498440. PIANO, upright, reconditioned, tree work, removal sendee to ; TO ALL VOLUNTEERS winiside Convalescent Home, brown, 2 years, AKC crib, swiiu,win car seat, etc. Much and shopping center, on advertiser is one you’ve Parkade. more, 6464flo Homestead Street, off tuned and dwvered, $145, 742- om cE dump. Reasonable, 528-8649 870 Burnside Avenue, East registered, $100, 6496806. FIVE large room Duplex, new bus Une. CaU anytime. HEBRON Honey — Heat paid, mentioned. If not it will be RNs-LPNs. AU shifts — FuU- iwithout whose help! 7141. after 6 p.m.. Hartford. 2899571. Ebst Middle Tpke., Saturday 19 kitchen ca b b e b , elecuic stove, first floor, 2 bedrooms, 643-2711 MACHINIS’I’S — We have the time and part-time. ExceUoit Main Street loca­ handled in the usual manner. ^Bolton’s first Summer^ ADORABLE puppies, 7 weeks 4. Rain date Sumby, August modern bath, private driveway, appliances, parkbg, yard for fringe benefits. East Hartford ORGAR fuU size, Thomas, 129 tion ideal for at­ TWO handymen want variety of foUowing openings — Lathe, ^Recreation Program old, mother b ^ g le, smaU dogs. 5th. $200. No pete, 6493060. 646-2623 kids. $135. 9 l7 . Homefinders Convalescent Home, 745 Mahi Lost and Found 1 Autos For Sale 4 Jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ Bridgeport, Vertical Turret APPLICATIONS $5, 647-1679. bass, Chordion, with bench, fee $20. 5496980. torney or small Lathe, Cintimatic. The Punly St., East Hartford. iwould not have been: blond wood, $75, 742-7948. tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at- are being taken for YORKSHIRE DRIVE - ’THREEI-ROOM heated apart­ Corp, 586 Hilliard Street, realized. business. LOST — Half-grown dark gray 1966 PONTIAC Lamans conver­ tics,,c deaned. l( Reliable service. FREE — Spayed German Hebron, near Gay City — Tag ••••••••' ment with privacy, large living VERNON vicinity — Wall-to- Manchester, 6490000. experienced, full-time IFTII and black, striped tiger cat, big Reasonable rates. 643-5305. ^ THANK YOU Shepherd, two years old. AU Sale — August 4th., 96, after 4 AnUques 86 room, references rmulr^, $IU wall carpet, 2 bedrooms, redecorate to suit tible, overhead cam, 6 cylinder, salespeople in our boys’ te n a n t ears. Henry Street area. 649 new tires, 9speed. N e ^ cam shots. Phone 8792146. p.m. rest of week. per monUi. Phllbrick Agency. BIRCH Street — first floor, 4 appUances, parking, bwn. all TV technician — Primarily shdp. 4063. shaft, $200. CaU 6494885. TREE Removal — pruning, Congratul^ons •••••••••••••••••••••••••••I* THE PACK RAT - AnUques, Realtors, 6494200. rooms, stove and parking, $130. this for $165. 3-26. bench work. Must have state OPENINGS q)raying, etc., fully insured. Apply In person to Mr. Artleleo lor Bole . 45 TAG, SALE — 80 South Adams collecUbles, bric-a-brac. Sun­ One child accepted. 64758M. Homefbdersfee $20. 5495980. Rental iloo TV Ucense. Good starting wage Immediately, for manager 9. on your retirement LOST female (blico, 3 m onb 1965 FORD 500XL, V-8, Licensed. Free estimates. Patriquin, Youth Centre, Street, Saturday and Sunday, day, 125 p.m. Flora Rd., off MANCHESTER - Half of 2- plus benefits. CaU 872-9161. and manager trainees in retaii monthly In­ old kitten, very friendly and Phone 633-5345. * MOM Manehester Parkade, ALUMINUM sheets used as August 45,10 a.m.5 p.m. Toys, Route 85, Bolton. family, Miedroom Duplex, b- FIVE-Room apartment — ideal MARLBOROUGH magic — automatic, power steering, show stores. Located in West playful. Monday n i^ t, Q iesbut needs work, $200 or best offer, Love, Manchester, Conn. printing plates, .007 thick, books, misceUaneous. •••^•••ggggggggggggggggggggg . sUances, private base­ for group of studenb. Priced Kids and pets OK. Two cludes heat. IMMEDIATE OPENING for St., 6495209. 6497916. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Hartford, Simsbury and ^ 3 2 ” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. W anted to Buy 88 ment, nice yard, $195 per for your pocketbook! $150.256. bedrooms, stove, parking, bun­ Call Mr. Dwyer. stock room employee with a The Kids lawns mowed, trees cut and Manchester. A|^ly in person. Phone 6492711. ANTIQUES and Collectibles month. Paul W. Dougan, Homefbaers fee $20. 549-6980. dry facilities. $170. 99-40. -nowing auto parts warrtiouse LOST — smaU gray kitten, also 1968 BUICK Riviera, exceUent removed. Cellars and attics © 197) kr NEA, Ik . ASSISTANT to the cook, full- tag sale, Avon and Beam WANTED— AnUque furniture, Realtor, 6491021, 643-4535. Homefbders fee 5495980. listribution center. CaU MUce laage black and white cat w ib cleaned. Free estimates. Call time, Uheral fringe benefits. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 bottles, depression gbss, all glass, pewter, oil pabtbgs or HEAT paid — 3-bedroom 646-1700 condition. FuU power, A M / ^ Groncki, 2897906. w bte paws. Vicinity P iben and radio, $1,300., 6435792. 643-6000. "What’s so special about August isth? Why don’t KOFSKirS Bolton’s Apply in person. East Convales­ cents each. Inquire side door, colors, carnival, signed Heise, other anUque items. Any quan- ONE-Bedroom apartment in duplex, appliances, carpet, ROCKVILLE — 5 room single Waronoke Road, 742-9483, 649 they stop the bombing on the 14th or the 16th?" cent Home, 745 Main St., East Manchester Evening Herald. Royal Doulton soap dish, S b f- Uty. Hie Harrisons, 643^09, quiet neighborhood with parking, basement. Move house. Security required, $165 BOLTON NOTCH - By 154, 0642. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN, camper TREE Service — (Soucier) HALF-A-CHIEF Hartford. fordshire tobey mug, Street. appUances and heat, no prts, today! $185. 1-39. Homefbders monthly, 742-5619, 7:3‘:305 ‘ a.m. or 8 7 5 -^ . across shoppbg center, 1-86 • for sale, sleeps 5, exceUent con­ Trees cut, building lots cleared, DARK rich, clean loam, 5 paperweights, books, and much lease, $160 a month, 6491047. fee m 5495980. Is gone Now yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, close, 4,000 square feet, modern LOST — small yellow kitten, dition, 6 4 9 3 ^ . trees topped. Got a tree MEDICAL Secretary — more. Saturday, 10 a.m .5 p.m., ANTIQUE furniture, round oak •BGggggggBggggggBBBBggg««ggg female, vicinity Hartford Rd. - Hoollng-Sldlng-Chlmney IS Bonda-Stoeko-Mortgogeo 27 SUPERVISOR sand, stone, pool and patio 190 New Bolton Road, Rmite THREE-Room apartment, plus storage buildings on 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• problem? Well worth phone WANTED General Experienced, personable, tables, crank phonographs, oil Business Locations- Norb Fairfield St. Cbll 647- call, 742-8252. sand, 643-9504. 44A, Manchester, M9ld00. appliances, air-conditioner, UNDLORDS acres commercial-industrial. Truck9-Tncior 5 machinist. Oyertime, paid phjwcian’s office, good typist, painUnss, trains, ca n iron toys, For Rent si Don’t hesitate to call no matter 1719. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd w a n t e d •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• carpeUng, basement storage iWe have acreened and qualKledI hoUdays, excellent insurance Help Wonted insurance forms, transcription. guns, knives, glass, china, how Uttle or how much space roofing, storm windows, aw­ mortgages — interim fiuuicing On second shift for keypunch 35 SCREENED loam, gravel, Boots-Aeeessorlos 4S and laundry faclUtles, parUng, |tenanta to fill your vacanclea. No coat' 1971 FORD — % ton pickup, V- REWEAVING burns, moth benefits. Metronics, Inc., Route Monday-Friday, 95. Medical oriental items, steins. Most !or obligation. M ANCHESTER - 100,000 you require. 1-2294460. Only if LOST — Saving Passbook No. nings. QuaUty workmanship, — eiqieditious and confidential department. Must be top Placement Service, 232-5226. processed gravel, sand, stone, near shoppbg and bus, first- 8 ,4-speed, Am /FM radio, 18,000 holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ 6 & 44A., Bolton, Conn. RECEPTIONIST-aerk — for S. *______anytUng old or coUecUble. CaU square feet, will divide.' no answer, 521-7373. 21204, Hartford National Bank free estimates. Fully insured. service, J. D. Real Estate notch keypunch operator with and fiU. George H. Griffing, An­ 15’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star, 35 floor, $175 per month, heat and HOMEFINDERS miles. Asking $2,495. 6492060, dow shades, Venetian blinds. busy Manchester doctor’s of­ anytime, 643-m5. Suitable for manufacturing and and Trust Company, First 872-9187, 6493417. Assoc. 643-5129. supervision experience. dover, 74978W. h.p. Mercury, Snowco tilt hot water bcluded. Call Peter­ 643-0074. Keys made. TV for rent. RECEPTIONIST for evenings, fice. Duties include filing, MALE or female, janitor help 027-5448 warehouse. 1-748-5634. Manchester Office. AppUcation trailer nlus extras. $750 or best man, Realtor, 649M04. Resort Property-For Rent 66 Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Hours: 4 ’til midnight, ^lary 5 p.m.-8 p.m. T y i ^ essential. wanted. Husband and wife, Rooms Without Board 50 preparing daily records, TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for offer, ^7679. made for payment. WE Have Money! CaU us. Se­ negotiable. CaU Mrs. Cooper, Apply in person. East Hartford father and son, etc. CaU 643- 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, Campers-Trallars answering telephone, and covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 MISQUAMICUT - 4W room STUMP Removal — (Soucier). cond mortgages arranged 644-2445, South Windsor. Convalescent Home, 745 Main 5747. Th e THOMPSON H o u se - Cot- office, etc. $160. CaU 6492426,9 Mobile Homes s making appointments. Con­ cents per pound. 872-9032, 879 FIRST floor — heat paid, 2 cottage, heated, furnished. No Unsi^tly stumps, chipped out, AUMINUM SWIIG quickly. Mortgage Lending 12’ MIRRO CRAFT boat, tage St., centrally located, APARTMENT St., East Hartford. siderable puoUc contact. Hours 6587. bedroom double, appliances, 6. singles. $175 weekly. Phone 649 neatly and economically. 742- End your painting problems Agency, Hartford, 522-4221, JUNIOR accountant, to work trailer, 5.5 h.p. Evlnrude, plus large, pleasantly furnished Peraonals-Announcements 2 WANTED - Working, sbgle 95 p.m., no Saturdays. Please extras. $400. 6490341, after 6 RENTAL OFFICE vsard. Save dolbrs. $160. 9913. 0491. 8252. now. Expert instaUation of evenings, Hartford, 5295154. WOMAN WANTED to work in third shift on inventoiy control, rooms, parking. CaU 6492358, 466 MAIN STREET - Buildbg person; married couple, no send resume to Box THREE piece bathroom set, p.m. We have a large variety of Hlomefinders i fee $20. 549-6980. KAISER or ALCOA siding and home for elderly ladies. CaU exceUent opportunity. CaU Miss for overni^t and permanent for any business, office, or com­ SELLING 20 shares of stock in children, pets; to purchase RECEPTIONIST -^ ^ is t,”95, Manchester Herald. with fixtures, $25. 742-6904. deluxe one and two-bedroom, COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, Manchester Sbte Bank. CaU Pafntfnp-Paperfnp 13 trim products. Buolneoo Opportunity 2S 6495985. L«May, 5^1330. guest rates. mercial use, near Center. CaU new, or late model u sm mobile Monday through i W ! ' car 12’ MIRRO CRAFT boat, $175. apartments and townhouses DUPLEX HOUSE - 2- Lakewood Heights. Beautiful 9 522-1740 or 6498747. home set-up in Bolton, 6492880. necessary.. RReply rolj P.O. Box 222, RETREADERS - Tire mold bedrooms, applbnces, parkbg, 6492426, 95 p.m. ROGER 0 . R R R R E H GULF 9bay service station for LICENSED Electrician. MAHOGANY Desk, formica CaU 64!M^1 after 6 p.m. A’TTRACTIVE room, private throughout Manchester. Ren­ room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. (bU RICHARD E. Martin. Full Manchester, Con COUNTER GIRL wanted 6:30 operator, 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tim yard for rover. Economical at Mitten Agency, 6496930. lease. West Middle Thke.,, cor- onn. Experienced in com m ercial top, white vinyl swivel chair, home, for worUng girl, board RIDERS needed from Storrs to 24’ CAMPER trailer, very good orirofessional painting service, 6 4 9 - 0 8 2 2 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Apply in person, buffer, 3:30 p.m. -12 midUght. tal office open daily from 95, $145.9915 Homefbders fee $20. MANCHESTER 10,000 square ner of Broad Street. ExceUent $60. Good condition, 643-9508,9 ALCORT Sunfish sailboat, $325. ^Uonal, central location, 649 Montana, leaving Sunday. Call condition sleeps 4, carpeting, Ininterior - exterior. Free es­ 303 Adams Street.' Start at $3.30 per hour. and - residential* wiring. other times by appointment. 54»6900. feet industrial space. Flilly potential. Financial assistejice MALE HELP, fuU-time, apply Benefits. Call 6495420 between 4:30. Phone 6495642. COLUMBIA La k e - Four 1-429-7541. stove, refrigerator, etc. 39M or timates, fully insured. 6494411. ExceUent benefits. Apply to sprinklered, loading docks, of­ avaUable. CaU Gulf OU Co., 1- in person, Barrett PlumDing 85:30 p.m., Dubaldo Electric room cottage, all modern best offer. 649^1. Supply, 331 Broad Street, CHRISTMAS isn’t that far Firestone Retread, 20%OTeU Biram i!, lit FOUR ROOMS, recently pan­ fice area. Hayes Agency, 649 appliances, 6490333 or 2293803. ROOFING — Specializing 4695391, 8:395. Company. 1971 ZENITH color TV, needs Borden Products 50 ROOM with kitchen privileges, 0131. - T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, Manenester, daily except away! Let Avon help you mriie Road, South Windsor, Conn. 2494 Nw $Ms M, MNdMtir eled, apartment, secona floor, repairing roofs, new roofs, repair, $100, as is. 79 Lockwood centrally located, 14^ Arch Interior-exterior painting. W e^esday. hoUoay money. As an Avon Main Street at (Center. Heat and . 1970 CAMPER, sleps 8, aw- MANCHESTER Paint Store, TRUCK DRIVER St. Street. 6491021 Wanted to Rant SO Auto$ F o r Solo Reasonable rates. Swirled gutter work, chinweys, cleaned representative you can earn SUMMER squash, string beans, parkbg included, $135 a m onb. MANCHESTER 4,000 plus ceiUngs our specialty. CaU 643- and repaired. 30 years^, wUl seU for much less than the Experienced with furniture. Gleason Street, 6497m. square feet store-building for C U S T O M E R R e l a t i o n s einra cash and it’s easy and SUPESVIshR LAWN TRACTOR - Bolens 7 Call 6^5781, 6490299. MATURE responsible workbg NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1949. experience. Free estimates. stock is worth. CaU Mitten Rea- Good pay and company Apartments For Rant S3 lease. Huge paved parking secretary with .good figure ap- fun! CaU 2894922. lup. with 32” mower, exceUent adults want 5 rooms, no pets. Bankrimt? Repossessed? Howley, 643-5361. ly Co., 6496930. benefits. Apply in person. The 2V4 ROOM apartment, bcludes area. Prime location In town titude to work m the accounlnts ORTRMNEE condition, $350. 7499645. 456 MAIN STREET - Three- Phone 524-5297 after 6 p.m. Honest Douglas accepts lowest Living Room By Bejzini, 519 WE HAVE customers waitbg heat and applbnces, $150 per with Mghway access. Hayes Motorcycloo-BIcyeloo 11 INSIDE-Outside painting. receivable department of Cboi WOMAN full time, 9 a.m. - 5 Building service company room apartment, heat, $130. down, smallest payments. Special rates for people over 65. WINDSOR Roofing & Siding- East Middle Tpke., T H E P O T A T O for the rental of your apartment month. Older couple p r e fe r s . Agency, 6490131. Privalt InotrucUono 32 Cola. Light typing and Umited p.m. Monday - Friday. Apply in needs sharp man to siqieivise SEVEN FOOT regulation pool Security, family unit. Cbll 649 1W OR 2 R(X)M heated efficien- Douglas Motors, 345 Main. Fully insured. Estimates given. Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird' person only Westown Phar­ Manchester. or home. J.D. Real Estate Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 EXPERT bicycle repairs, aU bookkeeping knowledge helpful. cleaning operation at large in­ table with accessories, $125. 2426, 95. cy apartment, second floor. CaU 6497863. Roofing, storm windows and macy, 455 Hartford Rd. WAREHOUSE Assoebtes, Inc. 6435129. 4535. PROFESSIONAL office, makes, models and sp^ds. SEWING lessons, private in­ Contact F. Centini, ^ 1 3 w . staUation. N i^ t b o m . Job Sylvania stereo console, Rental maximum $105,2892660 1965 BUICK Riviera, doors, and gutters. Aluminum struction for beginners of aU beautiful, spacious. ExceUent after 6 p.m. automatic, good tires, good for Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, awnings. 6 4 9 ^ , 688-4849. pqtei^ andadvancoitent AM/FM radio, $125. 6498073. LOOKING for anything b real MANCHESTER Gardens - 2 Furnished Apartments S4 exposure. First floor, all Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- ages. For information caU 646- PORTER^ FuU-time,mature parts. Call between 5-7 p.m., A-1 PAINTINfi BOOKKEEPER - Female, opportunities' unequaled W«KHOUSEMEII estate rental — apartments, bedroom Duplexes, lots of faciUties, parkbg. Reasonable 2098. responsible, secure poeition, ihdivlduaL Excellent fringe USED Frigidaire air- ONE-room furnished apart­ Business Property - For 646-2775. Exterior - Interior ROSSI Roofing, sidingi Great spipt Tor sgjpessive AppUcations now being taken homes, multiple dwelUngs, no bwn, quiet neighborhood, waUt rent. 6491M0, 6493549. smwl CPA oHlce.' Ilartfbrd, benefits, i^ ly in person^ East conditioner, 11960 cycle, as.is, ment, Includes heat and S ale 71 }uality workmanship at chimneys, gutters. Ft m es­ for individuals with fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate to shoppbg, $169 monthly b - MOTORCYCLE insurance, 525-2119.^-*-.:. a-. ;v Hartford Convalescent Hnne, mover. Starting $159$179 $30. 79 Lockwood St.. 1965 FORD custom, 6 cylinder, reasonable rates, References timates, fully insured. Days, warehouse experience. Secure C O R N C R IR Associates, b e . 6435129. cludes heat, hot water and 122 EAST Center St. New first- come to us for good rates. Just 745 Main St„ East Hartford. depending on experience! 3225 or best offer. Call 646-2161 land Free Estimates. evenings, 529-8056, Paul Help Wanted S5 year around employment, top TolMd Tph9, laeidaau parkbg. Superintendent, 649 prolessional office space. 5 minutes of your time. Call Write Box “S,"; TAG SALE — MisceUaneous Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Convenient location, ample after 4:30 p.m. Call m a r S P.M. Cosgrove, 643-5364. HOUSEWIVES ii'^^W im e , wages and exceUent benefits, tipaa OMy fO ua.-D pja. THREE-ROOM apartment, Crockett Agoicy, ask for Betty REGISTERED Nurses 3 p.m. o and children’s and adult’s BUSMESSZOKI 649-5474 u e m m m worit in our telqihone sal^ including profit sharing. Airi­ ileasant convenient suburban parkbg and on bus line. Will or Louise. 643-1577. 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., 49 clothes. Friday, Saturday and location, Uke private home, FURNISHED three-room ef­ subdlrtde from 100 square feet 1965 CORVE’TTE, 2 tops, 327, Hoodng’Phimblng V Opeii^ fpr experiCTced advertising office^.morning or ' ly now at: NEWER one bedroom Ranch Excellent corner location on 350 h.p., Michelin tires. Rally hour week. i Salaiy $375 30 bi­ Sunday. 95 p.m., 746 Pai' lawn, basement. Working type apartment, bcludes heat ficiency. first floor, carpetbg to 2,000 square feet, to fit your nian.: ^portunity for nd- evening hours. $1.$5 per hour, CUSTODIANS — Expolenced Center Street. Many 1971 HONDA mini-trail, 50 cc, weekly, $3^.78 bi-weddy with Street, Manchester. adults, 6492880. and appUances. $170 per month. and parkbg bcluded. No peb. needs. 6491180. wheels, mint condition, |2,500, J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom B O m Heating and Plumbing plus bonuses. Apply Olan lifiUs, part-time,. mornings. West possibilities for several 646-3824. exceUent condition. 395 643- degree. Many fringe, boieflts. vancemenl If right in- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 $165 monthly, 6465200. 8916. decorating,, interior and — Prompt, courteous service. Ind.. .Burr Comers Shemiu Hartferd, East Hartferd.' I K MARTBHnOWER CO. CARPETS a fright? Make them businesses. Great potential Veteransi Hime and Hn^tal, pi^l^n^,preseht;X BUCKLAND Farms — RetaU 118 MAIN Street - Third floor, 4535. STOR E at 705 M ain St., exterior, paper hanging. Fully CaU 643-1496. . Oenter, E y ^ g s , •‘Hanchefter, 949 i 2DD FmUga Fwk Rd., a beautiful sight with Blue THREE room furnished apart­ for b is large Colonial. Low 1967 CHRYSLER Newport, insured. 6499658. Exit 23, off 1-91, West sfeet. center, corner Adams Sreet and 9room apartment, heat, securi­ Manchester, 15x60’, heat ana East Hartford Lustre. R oit electric sham- ment for gentleman or couple, good tires, new exhaust, good 1972 HONDA 70, exceUent con­ Rocky HiU. CaU 5292571, extm - Apply In pereon te ToUand ’Tpke. Farm fresh fruits ty, $140 a month. CaU 6492426,' hot water. CaU 6475251. NO JOB too smaU. Immediate ppoer $1. The E.A. Johnson private bath and entrance, engine, air-conditioning. Best dition, 3275. CaU 643-2375. slons 395, 233, 2 « . and vegetables, Delicious HOUSEPAINTING - Interior service on service calls. Free ■PPSE T5 Paint. Company, 723 Main utilities. 224 Charter Oak. 649 offer, 569-2415 after 5 p.m. exterior, experienced. Super butter-sugar and yellow sweet Y lU A a E R STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 "UANCHARD 1968 TRIUMPH Chopper, 500 estimates gladly given on D IU Q N " f SALES CLERK - Mature Street, Mandiester, 6494501. low rates. Free estimates. CaU WOMAN wanted for corn. Easy to serve, fun to eat NEWER duplex, 2-bedroom square feet. Stock P bee, rear. c c ’s. For information, call lO - heating or Numbing. Faucets - woman, selling experience 1965 ’TRIUMPH Herald, witli 649-5624, 6434162. ^ housekeeping department. SALES ft SiRVIGE out specblty. apartment, stove, refrigerator, APAIITMEIITS Attractive rental. CaU 5225114. A 9671 after 6 p.m. WiU take best repairs or installed. Water iCEliUM ISM W S desirable, 37W hour week, plea­ GARAGE SALE — Storm win­ 2Mi NEWLY decorated rooms, 1967 Spitfire engine, completely Meadows Convalescent Home.' m an chestb i sant atmosphere, fringe caipetbg, heat and hot water, offer. pimps worked on. Complete dows, cooking utensib, pair of Five-room, 9bedroom town in lovely older home. Near Exit 8300 SQUARE feet for 80 cenb rebuilt, new clutch, starter, ExceUent salary and working benefits. Harrison’s Stationers, BUTTER and sugar corn, cellar storage, bvely park-Uke R o s s m o heating systems, rec rooms, 670x15 U r ^ 7 Park Street. 99,156. CaU 8791925. battery, and miscellaneous conditions, many benefits. iAnNARTiaiio tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, yafd, parkb^Security deposit. house, wall-to-waU carpeting, per square foot including heat, R6aNorf/MLS <48-2482 etc.^ U M "& M Plumbing & 8W Main S ti^ t. oj^er j)arts,^ 3500 or best offer. 10 SPEED Ross Enduro sport, BulUIng-ControeUng 14 Phone hfr. Urquhart, 6492321. onions, cabbage, summer Fint floor, $220, second floor, fbeplace, 2 ab conditioners, irbklered offices. Warren E. 188 Wo6t Center S t Heating. 6492871. 40” ROUND, Maple coffee THREE-ROOM furnished 375 or best offer. CaU 649-4040. r e g i s t e r e d P h y s ic a l squash, beet greens, and fruit. $215, 6^1101. appliances, heat and hot bwUnd, Realtors, 6491108. EXPERIENCED carjMntem FULL and part-time help apartment, all utilities, MASON — Plastering, brick MA'TURE experienced woman therapist, full-time position WANTS YOU table, exceUent conpltion, 21 Angel Street, Manchester. water, m tiled baths, washer SEWERLINES, sink lines, Applications now being nMded. CaU Delta BuiUert ai^ needed. Apply Scuffy Pet CaU 6497655. parking, older people 1964 CHEVROLET, 4-door laymg, stone laying and con­ for bookkeeping work. Apply in open. Apply in person. East Developers, days, 644-2427, M ANCHESTER- New one and and dryer hookup, patio. No cleaned with electric cutters, accepted for fuU or part-time Center, Mandiiester Parkade. preferred, 272 Main St. Anwvr to frtvMin fiinl* hardtop, automatic transmis­ crete. New and old. F iw es­ person, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Main Hartford C^valescent Home, two-bedroom townhouses, full pets. by professionals. McKinney e v e n i^ , 6497435. TAG SALE— Saturday, August •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• is fs in T sion, power steering, air- Foloy-Shaip timates gladly given, E. 745 Main St., East Hartford. help. Train now to serve ice private basement and en­ Faulkner's W orb Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ SERVICE station attendant, 4th, 95 p.m., 81 Union Street, Houses lor Rent 05 n wiwHniiir- conditioned, new tires, new Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. cream and sandwiches in trances, patios, heat, 648-7620 UMtJI 171 pany, 643-5308. FULL-TIME janitor needed. 9 /:; fuU-time days. Apply in person, Manchester. C all brakes, new shocks, 643-9376. RNs, LPNs — Part-time and R N ’s /L P N ’s wanted fo r fuU and pleasant ^surroundings. No' S N A P B U N S appUances and carpetbg b - ACKOSS 61 Word of H Drop off your tools at these eveninas per week. 4$ hQttra,;I2 - Moriarty Brothers, 315 Center Pick your own, for canning, BOLTON Notch, 3iroom H lii ■ 4 NEWTON H. Smith t i Sons - fuU-time, 7-3, 911. Alpo nurses ^ -tim e , on aU shifts. Aimly to cluded. From $219$265 per< i “ n » — assent merchants for fast, experience necessary,. .R)idnint,to: 9.am ,;' inaivance,' - Street, Manchester. TWIN TAG SALE - 45 winterized cottage, 1-223-4460. I=i GTO 1968, 4-speed, new clutch, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ FRANK W, Papa Plumbing aides, eimri,encied. i ^ freezing, delicious, eat or month. Paul W. Dougan, 62 Playthings MlWld l=tUlE) guaranteed service; 1-428-3I31 ; Director: .of:’Niirsi^ Uniforms provided r.Coroe in (b ly if no answer call 521-7373. Palmi” brakes, water pump, muffler. ditions, rec rooms, porches and Contractors. Repairing, full and part-tln»e., 7-3/i - Brpi^'^Cwvaiescait Northfield Street, 24 Eastfield resale. Saturdays and Sun­ Realtor, 6494535, 6491021. 5 “The Sound 63 Exm ination ■1 remodeling specialist, new and see us about this ekeeUent and !teltobto!:;Ctoitort SALES CLERK - Mature Street, Manchester. Saturday, MANCHES’TER Area (Hebron) DOWN n Recent tuneup, new filters and rrofing. No job too small. CaU Competative pay scale. Also House Street, Glastohburt'; ^ days. and the------" ■ M Hartmn, WmOk, MM121 oppolWiB' or .caU 5 2 9 ^ no phm calie; P a iti»m & s i S woman, full-time. Five day SIX room older house, 3 1 Mass of w anti-freeze. 3 ^ . 643-7112. 649-3144. work, water pumps. Free es­ the best of boients. Dnn> in and '5244.' . ; - — 'v;:;:. August 4th, 10 a.m., to 5 p.m. Burnham Street. Modern four rooms, including 9 “Requiem lor w Itw Thm-M m Hwhnrab iMtaMs, timates. 872^1. ■Mancherterfarl^ week, closed Mondays. Selling Rain date Sunday, August 5th. heat, hot water, carpeting, bedrooms, nice condition. On ■ ------" cotton ■7MB46; OhUM 8794831 see us. Meadows Convalescent for an app^tm eirt. We Think n experience preferred. Shoor Toys, baby clothes, attic Manehester. Fellow signs appUances, storage, parkbg. bus Ibe. $275 per month. Paul 12 Maturing 2 ------r.mw:-4L=iss 1968 FORD GT convertible, 390, HJLI CARPENTRY — Repairs, Center, 333 Bidwell St., You-U Know The Difference. WOODUND Stravinsky 24s FRANK Scotella Plumbing, An Equal Opportunity Jewelers, 917 Main St., treasures, misceUaneous. Free from Buckland Farms Stand, $lW monthly. 649to71,6 4 9 0 ^ . W. Dougan, Realtor, 6494535. agent 2-barrel, 4-speed. Call 643-4879. remodeling, additions, roofing! Manchester. 646-2321, 9-3 ' ' Ipm nsoi.MiR «ira soli’k iis';’! Manchester. or Exit 03. on l-SS. 13 Thought (Fr.) 3 Soviet river ,8 4 M ia Call David Patria, South Wind­ repairs, remodeUng, new work. weekdays. Em ployer coffee. 4 Attire 25 Of mouth 45 Word of tKIt-BrnSmHOmmitk. SOUTH Windsor, 2-bedroom MPeerGynt’e 1971 FORD PINTO, automatic sor, 644-1796. - Free estimates. No job too MITOKGIWK 95 WEST Middle Tpke. - 4W mother 5 Arson 26 Bad temper greeting reran Duplex, heat, hot water, Cape, private 2 acre settbg, 47“------in transmission, radio, heater small. Prompt service on 15 Finished fighters 28 San------, AP/lRTMEIfTS small family. References, eCelerylike Italy August” Call 1-658-9798. WES ROBBINS carpentry emergency, 6497024. Vollitwi|«R •xpirtoaea TOU'VE GOT r r , , lOOFYTCAREri Homaatead Siraat electric stove and refrigerator, 16 List of names l l l a s t garage. Avalbble August 1st. security deposit, lease, $275. 17 Ex-soldier plant 30 Deposited 48 Transporta­ 3 A remodeling specialist. Ad­ rtRHirad. Top pay oni ,SETP0R8O*-V fV e c m il l V (Off W. Middia Tpka.) 7 Rent again 31 Barehanalian tion charge Sorvleoo Oltorod 12 VfIMTER AMGORA CallM91922. Hayes Agency, 6490131. (coU.) 1968 MUSTANG, 6 cylinder, 3- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, boMlIts. AbdIv to lonfoo iMHEREf MANCHESTER 18 ChinM civet 8 Color outcry 49 Philippine speed on floor, air-conditioning, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens. — KEPTSHOVlMG- 9 Church area 32 MenUtly sweet^ SHARPENING Service - Flooring IS Bum by FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot MANCHESTER - Carpeted 9 20 Church vinyl top, all new tires. 3900 649-3446. ’ WEST HARTFORD AREA dignitary 10 Employer healthy 51 Terrible Saws, knives, axes, shears, TH E t h e r m o s t a t bedroom house, stove, 2 haths, 6494060. WOMEN USR HOUSING CORP. water, stove, refrigerator, dis­ 22 Symbolic 11 Openwork 34 Sour 52 Greek god skates, rotary blades. Quick FLOOR SANDING and UP, UP, U P - posal, parking bcluded. Mature basement, on bus line. $275. 99 fabric 38 Stops 53 "Soldier's LEON GESZYNSKI builder - 1 and 2-bedroom luxury uncle service. Capitol Equipment Refinishing, (specializing in TE O TR U D O fi MANCHESTER AREA couple preferred. No peb, $175, 14 Homefinders fee 549 23 Pedal digit 19 Desert feature 39 Christmas 1967 PONTIAC LaMans, 2-door new homes custom built, DIEHISMWEII apartmenb. Features wall-to- Co., 38 Main St., Mancbrater. older floors). Inside and ouuide 24 Male swan 21 Transactions song 55“A s I ------remodeling, additions, rec VOLKSWAGEN. INC. wall carpeting, vanity tile 64924M, 6490306. hardtop, small V-8, automatic, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday ^ t ^ . John VerfaiUe, 649 27 Abner's father 24 Domestic 41 Most lacking Dying” power steering, radio, bucket rooms, garages, kitchens 5750, 8^2-2222. NO oxperlenee required baths, built-b oven, range, aninuls in cobr 57 E xpM ve 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:394. 643- New openinga for rotall catalog ahowrooaw. CHARLES Apartments — East MANCHESTER - 9V^ room (Bib.) seats, no rust. Asking M75.643- 7958. remodeled, bath tile, cement ExooHont -poaltioni for managara and aaalatont dishwasher, refrigerator and Executive Colonbl, 2V5 baths, 29 Part of the I r 3 r r r r r r IT IT 9708, no answer, 647-19(n. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ DRfWE Middle Turnpike, 4t4 room United disposal, electric heat, 2 air. Townhouse. 1V5 baths, all top residential neighborhood. tial or commercial. Call 649- managara, Jawaky managara and aalaa< Sound and Kingdom ti 14 PRINTING P.D.Q. - While- Automatic Shift conditioners, glass sliding appliances, two air- CaU for d e b ib , Hayes Agency, 1966 FORD Falcon, 6 cylinder, 4291. Moving-Trueking-Storoge 20 eamara auparvlaora. Caahiara and aalaa. 33 Daughter of you-wait prjnting, xeroxing, doors, all large rooms. FuU cm itioners, carpeting, beat, 6490131. Minos (myth.) n r tt It 2-door; 11,800 actual miles. NURSE’S AIDES wanted for YVarahouaa auparvtaor and paraonnal. wedding invitations, business Yak Pat Off,—A8rifM* reserved T7 \V basement storage area, ample hot water, storage, patio, sound 35 Volcanic Extra, extra clean. Call MASONRY — AU types of con­ MANCHESTER DEUVERY- toU and part-time, on all shifts. ^ lWJI|rUftlte^ sstiKeS2ri|Cste^ « ^ / / ^ ^ ^ V\ n r l9 H 2 0 ft forms and cards, lettertieads GOOD HUMOR parking. Starting at $175. ing. Basement garage. SINGLE HOUSE, d b b g room, outflow Brown’s Tire Shop„333 Main crete and stone work. F rw es­ Light truckiM and package Apply to Director of Nursing, 36 Soft mineral and stationery. Post Road $195 to $2to. CaU Charles fireplace, large yard, 22 Street, 646-34M. timates, 644-2975 or 643-1870 delivery. Refrigerators, MUSCMS Salmon Brook Convalescent Handy to sbonibg, schoob, K 37 “T h e------" Plaza, Vernon, 875-M19. YoufVEoarrr , t m a T « w h a t a i r - ,_____ PonticelU, 6499644, 6490600. referen ces required, $210 after 5. washers and stoves, moving Home, off House Street, Kara la a chanca to Join a growing company wWi N o w T H A T " bos and religious faciUties. 40 Slumber ST“ 2B ST JT SETR5R75*.'J OOMOmOMlMGS f O R , h /> monthly, 643-5963. 42 Gold (8p.) 19631 CHEVROLET, fpwd run­ specialty. 6490752. Glastonbury, 633-5244. rr*6 SUMMER-*. ODD jobs, landscaping, Start At Oncol growing Joba. N you ara axparlancad or ara wHNng to isM’T rr« ^ ' Model apartment open for NEW, 5 rooms, appUances, 43 English river S" ning condition. Automatic, household repaiis, carpentry. ******••*••••••••••••••••••• learn you may qualify for an totaraaUng, raaponatola n 's DOWN.DOWH, b n e ctio n 15 p.m., Saturday* private parkbg, half basement, Out of Tewn- 44GHdiitm HEAT TREAT Trainees - Se­ ST clean, asking | 9 0. Phone 289- CaU 6494594. poaltion with our company. ExcaNant aalary and V O N ^ and Sunday. Other times b y bundry hook-up. After 6, 649 For Rent 66 sound ftoolIng-SUIng-Chlmnoy IS Part-Ttaw, FuR-ThM cond and third shifts. Excep­ 46 Electrical unit 4685. Bondo-Stoeko-kiortgogeo 21 appobtment. 8242. w Apply Daly aari SahaNay banafft program. 4 $ r A — LAWN Mower Service, repair tional opportunity for right men ROCKVILLE — Six rooms, 1965 FORD, 8 cylinder, 3250. ROOFING and roof repairing, MORTGAGES, loans first se- 0-5P.M.-200-0251 to build M ure with a growiM (1984) 44 sharpening, pick-up and CaU: PEARL STREET — Four-room $150; 5 rooms, $140; 4 rooms, 50 Ignore CaU 649-7877. Coughlin Roofing Co. 6W-7707. coi^, third. All kinds. Realty company. OoDortunity to ad­ delivery. Hours Monday UAR Houalng Corp apartment, appliances and $115; 3 rooms, $105. AU utiUtles 53 Light toudi 3 T W li a statewide. Credit rating un- 8 0 0 0 HUMOR COM. vance into extra, appUances included. 879 54 Building through Thursday, 8 a.m. to BIDWELL Home Improvement FMHUY MTilLOG SH0WM6IIS beat. Adults, available 44 B" OLDSM OBILE 1969 V ista " ^ ® ^ r y . Reasonable.Awiauiiiioie, Con-VAnt program and supervisory 643-9S51 0359, 99:W p.m. additions 0 " u 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 Co. Expert installation of fldGntJ&l- AlvaMtfaAVMJMkAa For appointmont lor bilarylaw caH September 1st. $165. Security, Cruiser, 6 passenger, original p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. fidmtial, quick arrangemoita. posiuora. Please apply in per­ Hobart Murdock, Raaltor 56E ncircM 5T u 45 aluminum siding, gutters and Alvin 58 Exist - owner, exew ent conditioD, | 1 ,- L & M Equipment, Route 83, Lunayiy AgesAgency. W7-7971. son, Klock Company, 1366 Qana Francoaur, 1«413«7^7251 643-B8S1 GLASTONBURY"' goodie - trims. Roofing instaUation and ToUand ’f ^ e . , Manchwter. An 59 U th ffT a 41 800. CaU after 6 p.m., 644-2183. Vernon, Conn. 872-8311. -WK100 ConstitutionwwawMiUtlOll rUUMfPhizo, Hart- FIVE-ROOM apartment, brand Large 9bedroom duraex, stove, repairs. 6496495, 875-9109. equal opportunity employer. StopHan J. Luehofi Jr. 60 Danube _J ford. Evenings, 2396879. hew. Woodland Street. Security > parking, yard for kids. $220.44 tributary Bupt « e4S-8287 deposit, no p ^ , 6491425. Homeflnders fee VA. 5495M0. (NIWISAHR INnsraiU ASSN.) ♦ L PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Aup. a, iH7a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Aua. 3 .1 9 7 3 - PAGE NINRTFiffiu Bu$ln»$s Property • For ' Houtu For Sah . 72 Hou— o, For Solo n Out el Town-Fer Sale 7$ Out o f Tewn-For Sale 75 Out el TemhFer Sale 75 Wantad-Raal Estate Solo . 71 Heiiissk For Solo 72 Houses for; Sale ”7 2 , South Windsor TOLLAND — 6 room Colonial, MANCHESTER ^MANCHESTER - 7-rdom ’ GLASTONBURY line - 8 with 4-car attached garage, traditional Colonial, Rngllrii ‘ CAPE rooms, 2 baths, 4 huge MANCHESTER 8 YEM YOUNG N TLED swimming pool, IVk baths, bedrooms, country kitchen, 2 What Is Your Proporty Worth? Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb KEITHS Lakewood Circle, Norths Manchester front, ■ large modern kitchen Just listed large 5 plus room modem kitchen. 450’ fnmtage Downtown IhvostmAnt $23,800 Bolton - Expandablo Capo, now hoot­ Custom built on a 300 foot with panfry, heated sun rapm, fireplaces, giant family room, Cape with paneled Hn^laced on Route 195. Has many com­ Hb tv/// visw your propsrty st NO COST or obligstion. Proporty. Two MkNngs con­ ing oyotom. deep treed lot close to living room, firrolace,. dining trees, $42,900. Hutdiins A g ^ living room, oversized garage mercial benefits for right t ^ cy, 6465324. sod tuggstt today's msrkst sake. taining 4 storos. FuNy rantod. everything. 5 rooms on one room, 3 large bedrooms, walk- $22,000 Bolton - $.2 ocrao zonod buolnooo 820’ on 400’ treed lot. Only $33,900. of business. Over 9 acres of land InconM over $10,000. CouM frontogo side, 4 mi the other. Separate up attic, d ^ lot with above- a sk a bo u t b u r o m r a n t e e sales plan tod ayiii furnaces. Let us show you how with thisparcel. PHced at only Nonsmoker Begs For Courtesy iMlnoro. SPLIT LEVEL $75,000. ‘T. J. Crockett, Tolland East Hartford MLS $42,000 Monchootor - Qorgoouo cuatom Ranch, economical you can live with 'ra ’ i T s I ^ shac^ dl^ M t. Mid eholco area New listing 8-room Split offlee, 875-6279. Asking $75,000 your tenant’s rent. Please call 30s, F.J. itoilecki. Realtor, 643- NEWUSTIN8 PASEKraW 2S9 M79 $47,900 Manchootar - Two family, boautHul lot 2121. U v el, large clean home. Ideal ■ V 6 4 9 ^ . fbr the big family^ 3 or 4 TOLLAND — 6room Randi, Dr. Lawrence E. Lamb, w ho sm oke in the planes immaculata bedrooms, fireplace family Ilk baths, three bedrooms, We have just listed an im­ described a heart attack. I’m KEITH J p please. ’ $25,000 Bolton - 19 acraa zonod tor 85 apart- room, huge lot over V. acre, fireplace. Wall-to-wall maculate one-owner Ranch M.D. 5’6’’ tall and I weigh 126. Coiild Real Estate T|ie BARROWS k WALLACE Co. RUTHERFORD monta carpeting, built-in dishwasher, style home in excellent Dear Dr. Lamb — Can I say Dear Reader — Your point is this have been caused by tte 640-4120 640-1022 Rcalton-MLS ELEGANCE hew .aboye ground pool. This 608 Burnside Ave., East Hertford ReahorsMLS $ 5,200 Vomon - Approz. 4% acraa zonod raal- MmebeitCT Poriwlo - HWIOS hdnla imud be seal. $41,900. dispteal, ranM With hood One- n^borfaobd,.c«itral air con- something about us non- well taken. Even dividing the bone being out of place? dontial car garage. Priced for quick dttiotting thronghoiit, Mambtrs of National Attoclatlon of Raal Eitata Boards, Tha Connactlcut smokers, and how bad it is for planes into smoking and no ROUTE 6, Andover, 3V4 acres Mle, $32,900. T. J. CroAett, Dear Reader — I hate to dis­ Is a mature home on a fr;ee beautiful rec room with built- Instituta of Raal Ettata Boards, also tha Hartford, Manchastar and us with lung trouble, and how smoking sections doesn’t commercially zoned land. $ 6,000 Vomon - Lak^^Q|.pprox. 200’x189’ Tolland office, 8764279. Varnon Multipla Listing Sarvieat, illusion you, but you have not MARTIN School — 7-room shaded yard in a coiwenlant in bar, eat-in kitchen, 3 smokers hurt those who don’t eliminate the real hazard that Four-unit income property. Raised Randi, IVt baths, 2-car “just described a heart at­ location; It usually i^s 4 BLANCHARD bedrooms, vanity bath, smokeT^t was my first plane Individuals with medical Many possibilities. Hayes g a ^ e , stone front, plastered tack.’’ You have describe a set Agency, 646-0131. b^rost Cwitar $t SELLING your property? Call for the Model Cities Program in Thursday with the announce­ Hebron large sundeck & 2 garages. J. sell. R easonable. 643-5882. "death traps” and home- m o r t g a g e h e l p e r - us first. We’ll buy your home MANCHESTER - New listing Gordon, 640-5306 Jason Brooks Agency. New Haven and Bridgeport, in- ment it would launch a bifying. ROCKLEDGE - 131 Mountain immediately at a lair price, all Comes with this contem­ — Open House. Like new 7-room ciuding management statewide drive to raise money. He criticized Gov. Thomas J. BLANCHARD & ROSSEnO LARGE 7-room custom built Rd. Christmas House. Picture cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, porary Ranch, owner’s side Colonial, attached garage. • • i& w • • COVENTRY— 7 rooms, 2 bath- assistance and field Toby Moffett, CCAG director, Meskill for what he termed REALTORS/MLS 646-2482 IMMACULATE Ranch, 2Mi baths, 4 fireplaces, the 15x40’ living room wiUi gar­ Arruda Realty. Education Board has 7 rcwms, 1V4 baths, formal Priced below replacement cost. Ww BARROWS k W ALUCE Co. Ranch, with 2-car garage, monitoring. 188 Wost Center Street REAL 2-car garage, many extra lands of holly, decking the 10’ told a news conference that Uie "unimaginative appointments’ ’ dining ‘room, sunken living Two-bedroom Ranch, formal 3 large bedrooms, m baths, RMlton—MLS situated on one acre lot and all features, professionally brick fireplace. Picture the When Town Manager Robert organization has only $9,000 in to fill state jobs. CCAG has dining room, large paneled family room, eat-ln kitchen, Moocheitcr Pirkade - Siaaioe on 160’ of waterfront. Price in room, den or fourth bedroom. S e e OUT Display Ado on this p a g e fo r more Intorma- landscaped, wooded double lot biggest tree you can find out­ Weiss announced Nhison’s ap­ the bank and hopes through a found "tremendous human ESTATE family room, Duratex siding, formal dining room, large the mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, Plus studio apartment, 3 tion and please call usi in prim e executive area. A lined against the paneling and pointment, be said Mason’s series of fund-raising efforts to resources’ ’ in the state, he said, Okays Agreement many extras. Conveniently fireplaced living room, wall-fo- 6461511. rooms and bath. Over 1V4 meticulously cared for home. beams. See the spacious family wall carpeting, and much more salary will be about $15,000 a collect $20,000. but " few of them end up in located. Asking $33,S(W. Open TOLLAND — New 9-room ANNE EM T As compared to the two other acres with beautiful view. CORNER Warren E. Howland, Realtors, room^ suite, overflowing witn on a % acre lot, conveniently year and that 49 per cent of it Moffett said the group will state government.’ ’ to reasonable offers.' Raised Ranch, 2Vk baths, one- SOUTH W IN D S O R - 17 Correspondent towns in the district, Hebron’s 643-1106. relatives and friends. Imagine located in a prime area. Call will be paid by HUD. The seek suport from in- Moffett said state Consumer MANCHESTER - 8-room car garage, built-ins, floor-to- Thomas Drive, 3 bedroom Tel. 228-3971 schedule is lower than that of 40 ACRES—of land in TWO FIREPLACES the Wassail bpwl sparitling in 646-1485, or com e see, Sunday, arrangement, said Weiss, is un­ dividualsrather than the Protection Commissioner Bar­ Colonial with 2-car garage, ceiling fireplace in paneled rec Ranch, Itk baths, basement, both Andover and Hebron. Manchester on East Hartford Add charm and value in this GERARD AGENCY the downstairs English pub. 1-5 p.m., 92 Linwood Drive, off The Hebron Board of Educa­ A carport, just painted. Bzzzzzzzz In and ••• der a program known as the business community. Corperate bara Dunn "has muffed a great first-floor family room, 4 by Ralph A. Paaak This unique custom home has 3 room, formal dining room. All tion, by a 6 0 vote, Thursday In Andover, the schedule line. U&R built Raised Ranch. This mmora 6464106 Kenney Street. Principals only. Inunediate occupant. Gose to Intergovernmental Personnel financial aid “ compromises us opportunity to reverse the un­ bedrooms, 2V4 baths, and much COUMML large bedrooms, abundant this plus more located in prime our busy Bm . W t’ra range for a teacher with a home offers a beamed everything. Beautiful corner Act, wherein qualified federal night approved the 19761974 more. Over 2,500 square feet of Large 3-bedroom Colonial storage, and central air- residential area. $41,900. T.J. roady, wHIIng and abla too much,’ ’ he said. responsive trend of the 1960s’ ’ WEST SIDE CAPE - 6 cathedral ceiF'^Iiving room, When you sign an offer to lot, $to,900. Kenneth Ostrinsky teachers professional agree­ bachelor degree from $7,800 to living area. Priced in the 50’s. with formal dining room, conditloning.Will miss our house Crockett, Tolland office, 875- personnel are made available to As for the future, Moffett said by her failure “ to beef up her rooms, 4 down and 2 up, wall- Manchester Realtor, 6461333. to aaaiat you In tha aalo ment and salary schedule which $11,400 in 13 s t e p s ; in formal ift\V oom , great Zinsser Agqncy, 646-1511. purchase, the real estate enclosed heated side porch, and don’t want it alone at 6279. local governments on a loan CCAG will continue its con­ department,’’ Implement CUS’TOM built, air-conditioned, or purehaao of YOUR calls for a 5.8 ^ r cent Increase Marlborough, it is from $7,822 tc^wall carpeting, fireplace, working ^ ^ n e n , 2-car gar­ broker will ask you for 2 FAMILY basis. He said Mason will be on sumer oriented research and existing consumer protection 9 room California Ranch. lareg lot with oversized 2-car Christmas, 70’s. Call owner, to $12,182, also in 13 steps. aluminum storms and age, acre of land with atove earnest money...Earnest MANCHESTER— Suburb, 18\k EAST HARTFORD - New proparty. over last year’s salary Fireplaced living room, formal garage. 649-1710. AVi-AVt rooms, each Unit, 2 a two-year leave of absence assistance progranu, as well as laws and provide a public forum screens, near bus line, $31,900. a c m of land, veiy nice 6 roQm listing. Simply immaculate 6 schedule. One member, Charles The same is true for trachers ground pool. Best of all priced NEW HOME money is money paid by the bedrooms, large kitchen and from HUD. its legislative lobbying efforts, for airing consumer complaints. dining room, modem kitchen ItadiiCMl to $30,800 modern' hbiise, one bulldlna room Cape with garage. Barrasso, abstained from with a master’s degree where only at $36,900. Brand spanking new...Plea­ buyer to either the broker or with dining area, family room, living room, all newly 30x90, 29x9’ walk-in cooler, Following items are new; voting. in Andover the schedule is from MANCHESTER — Executive the seller when he signs the three large bedrooms, foui^ 0 sant convenient neighborhood, renovated-heating, wiring, driveway, kitchen, ceramic IC eitii BUNCHARD 29x9’ walk-bi freezer, plus a The agreement had been ap­ $8,300 to $11,900 and in Ranch, prestige convenient to schools, offer to purchase, which p o s s ib le . 2-car garage. carpeting, painting, inside and tiled bauroom , 100 amp ser­ LARGE CAPE very profitable 4 months proved July 27 by the Hebron Marlborough from $8,522 to neighborhood, custom-built churches, shopping, money is a guarantee that the Beautifully landscapd grounds. vice, plumbing, wall-to-wall in Police Academy, MCC BLANCHARD A Just listed—3 or 4 bedrooms, outside, new driveway. Must summer business. Main $12,882. for present owner with all the buyer will perform as outlined Marlon E. Robertson, KMltor, several rooms, anchor fencing. R e d € $ ta U Education Association maintenance free aluminum den or dining room, large eat- be ^ n . * location. 643-5953. Treed yard, m good a value following a lengthly mediation Other Changes amenities. Central air- & siding, wall-to-wall carpeting, in his offer to purchase and 172 E. Cantor St. ROSSEHO in kitchen, fireplace, enclosed that su e is expected by the session. There were no other chasic conditioning, Pella ther- disposal, 1V4 baths, heavily which is to be applied toward Realtors/MLS 046-2482 649-1922 646-4126 Offer College Credits porch, Itk baths, finish^ rec MERRinAOENCY weekend. Belfiore Agency, 647- According to the schedule, changes in the new contract. In­ mapane windows and doors ROSSEHO treed lot. the purchase price of the 189 West Center St. Kealtora 646-1180 room, garage, quiet residen­ 1413. total monies needed to cover throughout. First floor family RaaKort/MLS 640-2462 property...When you sign an TWO-FAMILY In an effort to "prom ote and introduction to law en- college. The total force is com­ surance and fringe benefits are 6-RDOM CDLONIAL tial area, excellent condition. salaries, including the 5.8 per room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2Vz offer to purchase, you in professionalization” in area forecement. For successful prised of 505, Vaughan said. basically the same as last year. 189 West Center st Only $38,200 Manchester, duplex style ^ ,9 0 0 . cent increase, amount to $381,- baths, rec room. Call today to effect say to the seller that police departments, the Hart­ work experience following the A coordinating committee In fact, a savings of $195 is G apartments, 4-4, both sides Lots-Lond For Solo P:73 970, or $2,848 more than was inspect this quality built home you are willing to purchase ford Police Academy, in con­ four-month-long training consisting of two members being realized here in connec­ nicely decorated-, city junction with the Law Enforce­ experience, up to six additional budgeted. tion with major medical in­ in AA zone. BEAUTIFUL 6-room Colonial the property he listed for sale FRECHETTE & MAirTM MANCHES’TER - 102x^’ AA each from the Hartford Police utilities, sidewalks. Excellent DUPLEX UNBEUEVABLE UNOER <40,000. credits will be awarded. This is a $42,059 Increase over surance by switching to the located on a large wooded lot. BLANCHARD but only on the terms you out- ■Mion . 647-6063 zone, wooded lot. Asking $13,- ment Program at Manchester Department and MCC and one starter property for the non­ 5-5, separate furnaces, the amount budgeted last year Owner leaving state, offering lined in your offer to 900. Helen D. Cole, Realtor, > Community College, is offering The role of the police officer member with a "mutually Great West Life Assurance Co. NEW COLONIALS - Built by their home together with afl & homeowner. For details and maintenance free asbestos furthur academic oppor­ whose responsibility rests in but includes the addition of 2 4/5 F iling purchase...Your earnest MARTIN School — 7-room MLS, 643-6666. -C acceptable academic Mak Construction Inc. All city ^pliances, at a sacrifice price. private showing, call shingle exterior, garage, good such areas as social needs and teachers as well as several step money represents your Colonial, 2Vk baths, 2-car gar­ tunities, according to Hartford background” will coordinate The contract and salary utilities on deep lots, $37,500. Call now for a personal tour income, vicinity West Center New S, Leger Starr Homes services was outlined by Dr. increases. ROSSEHO guarantee that you will go age, city utilities, plastered EAST HARTFORD - Choice ^: Police Chief Thomas Vaughan. the program, Vaughan said. schedule will be filed with the Call today, they won’t last at through Vantage Realty, 872- Realtors/MLS 646-2482 St. Upper 30s. building lot, off Burnside ahead with the offer if he m a r t e n s a g e n c y walls, 30-day occupancy. 'j Between 18 and 21 college Robert Fenn, dean of faculty at Manchester Community S ch ed u le town clerk’s office today for a this price. 9402. 189 West Center SL Avenue, near Manchester line. Each honto Inchidaa -k Hardwood floor, k full baaomant, k built-in automatic accepts it... RMHtort Charles Lesperance, 64^7620. credits are being offered by the MCC. College awards certificates of The new schedule, for a SOnlay period after which, if not Priced to sell. Stanley Agency, *- He also noted that police When you’re ready to 848-2888 ctoahlng oven, k range, Ik axhauat fan, k atalnad woodwork, k aolld wood doora, college for those Hartford achievement upon completion teacher with a bachelor degree contested, it will automatically TWO FAMILY Duplex - 15 W. J. BARCOMB 643-5724 students at the college would be purchase property make that k atod beam k amaaito drWa, k Grading, k aaading, k Shrubbery, k Ralaad police recruits successfully of 30 credits and confers an (fourth year), ranges in 11 steps become effective. rooms, newly remodeled able to pursue their studies first stop Pasek and Ruther­ REALTOR Resort Proporty-For Sale 74 hearth flraplaco, ★ PLUS MUCH MORE. completing the training session associate degree upon from $7,650 to $11,140. Last year kitchens and baths, 4 towards a bachelor’s degree in ford Realtors, Inc. We are 644-8000 at the academy. successful completion of 60 the range was from $7,500 to bedrooms each side. Large sociology, psychology or ad­ specialists in residential, in­ VERMONT - Partially ’The credits may be used credits. $10,560. About Town private yard. Immaculate ministration at the University dustrial and commercial real NEWCOLONALS finished vacation home, just 3 s toward an associate degree or a In a look towards the future, For teachers with a masters Manchester Barracks, World condition throughout, gar­ miles from Mt. Snow, 5 acres, > certificate of achievement at of Hartford, Central Connec­ estate, and are members of In M anchester MANCHES’TER — 4-rooms, 2 Vaughan forecast that the new­ degree (fifth year), the War I Veterans, and its ages, central location. $49,500. wooded lot, barnboard siding. % ticut State (Allege or Westfield Multiple Listing Service in king size bedrooms, large the college. ly Implemented program will schedule ranges in 11 steps Auxiliary will have a meeting Mid 30s but price negotiable (Mass.) State College. The law V Hartford, Manchester and modem kitchen, ceramic tfie This affiliation, Vaughan extend to Include a bac­ from $8,100 to $11,840 as op­ Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Rocky ^ with acreage desired. Contact ■* SPLIT LEVEL — 6 rooms, Vernon. * 3 7 , 5 0 0 bath, excellent condition, large said, would help to break down enforecement courses taken at calaureate degree. posed to from $8,000 to $11,260 Bills Lumber Corp., j Hill Veterans Home and large country kitchen with lot. IMced for immediate safe. barriers of alienation between the college are "generally last year. City Utilities Wardsboro, Vermont, 802-w^ Hospital. built-ins. Three bedrooms, v m D [ J Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. police officers and members of transferable,” be said. PASEK AND RUTHERFORD 4531. > wall-to-wall carpeting. Large REALTORS INC., 608 Bum- the community. Through a The agreement is effective beautiful shrubbed, park-like side Ave., 289-7475 are PHILBRICK Out el Town-Fer Sale 75 liberal arts education, a police for those recruits who YOUC level lot. Garage. $34,900. available 7 days a week, 9 Agancy * 2 8 s 4 0 0 officer would gain greater in­ graduated from the academy’s a.m. - 9 p.m. ^ 8 4 8 - ^ Manemster — 3-bedroom NOR’TH Coventry — Custom sight into problematic Jan. 8 to May 11,1973 classes as well as '^future police recuit Mail In older home with Itk baths now built, center hall Cape, first situations, rather than merely ELLINGTON - Building lot, floor family room. High 30’s. viewing “ criminal results.” classes. Thirty-three men and near Ellington Ridge Country in the process of being MANCHESTER — Six-room Hayes Agency, 6464)131. Each of the following courses two women recently graduated Club. $7,500. remodeled. 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Convenient new owner. ’This 7-room home Youth Services Grant Increased by $8,800 Fill in the-Ad Form and Mail with only $3.15 cash or check, to: Six-room Cape, 1V4 baths, location, close to everything. has many custom features in­ OVERSIZED PAPE - 3 52* RANCH - 3 badroomt, 2 ISeee enclosed porch. Garage, 4 BEDROOMS cluding a deli^tful kitchen iMdrootiw, 2 full battw, dm , baths, living room, kitchm, ’The Youth Services Crater Breitenfeld, coordinator of the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD BOLTON — Beautiful Spacious 9-room older private yard„ Convenient loca­ with self-clean oven. 1>2 Hvlng room, kitchm, dining dining area, bay window, dia- has been awarded an additional Drug Advisory Center; and 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Contemporary Ranch, 10 Colonial style home. Living MARTENS AGENCY 3 baths, oversized living ropm $8,800 from the federal Law En­ Paul Moss, chairman of the rooms, 2% baths, fieldstone tion. $31,900. RULTORB •roa, 2

N ^ A i 3 d v s o d D i w I rnd PAGE TWENTY — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 3i 1W3 Obituaries Pblice Report ‘ Mandiester police repot that soinetine between 9:S0 Mrs. John Mahoney grandchildren and two great­ Wednesday night and 7 Mrs. Annie Mahoney, 95, of 60 grandchildren. i.UJ*''- - • • • Thursday morning someone Maple St. died Thursday night The funeral will be Saturday threw a knob off a shift handle at a Manchester convalescent at 8:15 a.m. from the White- through a plate glass whidow at horpe, She was the widow of Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 S & S Buidc on Adams St. S & S MANCHESTER, CONN., sATOBDAY, AUGUSTvoi. x ® No s . Manche,ter-A CUy of Village Charm p a g e s - 2 TV - 2 m in , p a c e s p r ic e , f if t e e n c e n t s John Mahoney. Elm St., with a Mass at St. officials reported the window Mrs. Mahoney was born Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial cost $400 to rq>lace. March 25, 1878 in Manchester, will be in St. Bernard’s Sometime Wednesday or daughter of the late Edward Cemetery. Tlnirsday, 10 tire casings for Friends may call at the and Elizabeth Gribbon _____ thicks were st