PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Maochester, Conn., Thurs., Aug. 23, 1973 Kansas Wheat Farmers Riding Prosperity Wave CLA^IC LEAGUE BOWLERS
MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 276 WELUNGTON, Kan. (A P )- REGISTER NOW AT WILLI BOWL Manchester—A City o f Village Charm Farmers all over Sumner A record Kansas wheat crop Merle Frame, Agricultural cent increase in acreage TWENTY .FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS County are buying expensive and all-time high wheat prices Stabilization and Conservation because of the lifting of the 6, North iriiNliam, nione 423^»^ equipment, paying off loans and Me. have combined to bring un Service agent, said he es- government allotment building cash reserves for the expected prosperity to wheat timates another 10 to 15 per limitations. bad wheat year they know will farmers. come somewhere down the line. MEN'S SCRATCH Sumner County, one of the As John Trower put it, the largest producers of hard 540 max point wheat has allowed us to “kind sy tto m ad d ed winter wheat in the nation, Agnew Successor of get caught up.” Trower u s ^ harvested 15.56 million bushels payments for half his 1973 crop Mon. 9:00 P.M. Riquier Vending Scr. 3 this year for a record average to pay off loans on land and is OrganizatkNiM starting Saptambar i m 'i,5or yield of 40 bushels per acre. holding the rest until next year. $1000 Mbi. After years of selling their meeting Auguet Elevator operators estimated 530 max point wheat for around |1.50 a bushel,' 29, et 7:30 p.m. et that a fourth of the wheat sy ste m ad d ed Faces or less, the county’s farmers harvested here remains to be Ow Will Bowling . are realizing triple that sold as farmers wait, hoping for vOniCfBIICS nOOIIIf ■>Wed. 9:00 P.M. Superior Music Scr. 3 amount. At one point earlier StarUna Saptambar 5th BAL’HMORE (AP) - Dale even higher wheat prices. for men’s scratch. •1,000* The 56-year-old Anderson this month, wheat prices passed tities and individuals in Hubert Sawyer, vice presi '$500 Min. Anderson, a Democrat who said he was innocent of ac Frank Kaufman. One of Beall’s the $5 a bushel mark. 555 m ax. point Baltimore County is con dent of the First National Bank, V0LK8WAQEN OF WILLIMANTIC CLASSIC succeeded Vice President Spiro cusations that he extorted 348,- chief' assistants, Barnet One small farmer, Elmer system added T. Agnew as chief executive of tinuing.” said many farmers had sold 270 from eight firms doing Skolnik, said the jurors would Headley, said he had paid ail his Pri..7:00 P.M. Men's Classic Scr. 3 Baltimore County, has been He did not elaborate. be summoned back to work at’ just enough wheat to pay bank business with the county. Anderson heard the news bills after harvest for the first notes and were gambling the starting Saptambar 7th charged with extortion and Gov. Marvin Mandel, a an unspecified date. time in 23 years, and still has a bribery in a kickback scheme about the indictment on a radio rest on the wheat market. Democrat who followed Agnew This might not be until after third of his wheat left unsold. involving architects and in his office in nearby Towson, Labor Day, possibly on Sept. 6, Sawyer said a tremendous into the state house in An the county seat. Others report they made more Weekend Special engineers. when an out-of-state federal amount of wheat had been sold WOMEN’S SCRATCH ______napolis, said he wouldn’t com- “I don’t want to talk to money on the first half of their CASH & CARRY The indictment by a federal district judge, Walter E. Hoff on contract for Jan. 1,1974, and rnent until Anderson “has had anybody,” he told newsmen as crop this year than they did all grand jury Thursday was the his day in court.” man of Norfolk, Va., returns last year. then “there’s going to be a ton FrI. 9:15 F.M. Miner MotorsScr. 3 ****** * 6 0 0 “ first in a far-reaching investiga he left the building with his from a European vacation. He of money in this area compared The boss of the sprawling wife. Marguerite Daisies ^ 1 tion of political corruption in Baltimore city-suburb and one was named to supervise the to last year.” " B a n e h J l— — ——yU-J2tiL^.P.5I.IllS!lKL'iyysL5.QSVj^_ Maryland. The grand jury, em Last week at a news con Agnew phase of the probe after “I feel they’re in a heck of a of the most powerful ference, after rumors cir [NAME______PHONE panelled in December, is Democrats in Maryland, Ander the nine judges in Maryland good position right now,” Paul Buettner Floirik, Inc. expected to begin probing soon culated that he was to be in withdrew because of their close An yw ad anMlnir dNfper? Sawyer said. son was the sole defendant in dicted, Anderson flatly denied 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFmD lADDRESS______allegations of similar illegal personal connections with the " Check Mrt the b ir f iin m the Sumner County had^ 387,000 the 39-count indictment. A any illegal activities involving ReriN ChnifitA hget TEL. 528-9586 ■ LEA G U E______payments to Agnew. former aide was named co Vice President. acres seeded in wheat this year, .DAY .TIME Agnew has branded as cash collected from firms doing Meanwhile, Atty. Gen. Elliot OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS conspirator and four other men a 10 per cent increase over 1972. “damned lies” reports that he design and architectural work L. Richardson said Thursday he — two of them long-time Agnew on bridges, buildings and received such kickbacks. associates — were cited as par is enlarging his investigation of And an hour after Anderson’s sanitation projects for the coun alleged leaks from the Justice ticipants in the conspiracy that ty. indictment was announced allegedly began in November Department of information He acknowledged then that about the Agnew matter. Agnew responded he found the 1966. At the time Agnew was charges “totally at variance many such contractors had In a letter to Agnew, Richard the county’s chief elected of made campaign contributions, with my impressions of him and ficial. son said he has asked Glen E. everj^lng I know about him.” and that William E. Fornoff, Pommerening, acting assistant "Despite our political U.S. Attorney George Beall, his chief administrative officer, attorney general for ad Senior Citizens Pass 5,000 Member Mark differences, in all my who heads the probe, said had picked up such payments ministration, “to undertake a How Much Do You Need for associations with Mr. Ander- “further indictments can be when he worked for Anderson systematic inquiry using any Mrs. Gloria Benson, program director at the Senior of 501 Porter St. The Center, located at 63 Linden St., Mn, both official and private, expected.” and had passed the money to and all departmental resources him. Fornoff was named as the Citizena Center, at right, presents the 5,000 and 5,001 gold provides recreational activities for Manchester’s senior he has exhibited unusual candor He added that “the investiga as he sees fit.” membershiFcards to Mr. and Mrs. W. Stanley McCormick co-conspirator in the indict Richardson said he also has citizens. (Herald photo by Ofiara) and integrity,” the vice presi tion of Mr. Anderson, other ment. dent added. public officials and business en asked the director of the FBI to The panel was dismissed cooperate by making available after it presented the indict FBI personnel to assist in the ment to U.S. District Judge inquiry as needed. r ' Economists Defend I I News Capsules I Cool Weather Home Improvements? I. Anti-Inflation Programs Hearing Set strike since 1966. 'That one was Aids Forest ended in less than 10 days by ' ^ .. ' '" V ' f'f TAOS, N.M. (AP) - Edwin back-to-work legislation, and WASHINGTON (itf) - Ad phenomenon and our position is income is rising faster than '.'T. ministration econdmisU say with the recipient’s Just M. Gaudet, in jail on a federal there were demands today for relatively favorable,” said John prices. deserts, whereas price in most Americans are better off T. Dunlop, director of the Cost charge of threatening the Presi firm government action. But Firefighters Stein said real disposable in creases tend to be regarded as dent, haq been charged by the Labor Minister John Munro t financially than they thipk they of Living Copcil, come-r Income after taxes and are, despite inflation. extortions which make a person state with intent to kill three gave no indication' of what he Dunlop and Stein were taking inflation into account- worse off than he ought to be.” ;-/'Ii(Wtasiy Stieln, chairman of emphasizing points that the ad police officers. might do. By The Associated Press has incrieased 5 per cent in , the Stein did note that the rate of Taos Magistrate Nofbert The 11 Canadian railways’ Council of ministration has been trying to past year. Firefighters in parts of the West welcomed predictions increase of real incomes has Martinez said the state charges 56,000 non-operating workers Bcfbnwmlc Advisers, said make for months. They are: But Americans still think of a cooling trend today. But conditions remained hot near ’Thursday the housewife may slowed this year and that stem from an alleged exchange have been staging 48-hour —Inflation is much worse in they’re worse off, said Stein, average real weekly take-home Reno, Nev., where new fires were reported Thursday have “an exaggerated idea of most other major industrial of gunfire during the three-day strikes in succession across the and this has the administration ' pay of non-farm workers has search for Gaudet in the country since July 26 to press night. the rate of inflation” because of countries than in the United worried. been lower, because of an In northern New Mexico moun their demand for higher wages. Dick Klade, spokesman for widespread as any since 1934. whal she sees in the super- States. "It is not good to have all of m aitet. crease in social security payroll tains near Taos. the Interagency Fire Control We’re still in that situation and —Most Americans are the people in the country unhap taxes. Center in Boise, Idaho, said “Inflation is a worldwide beating inflation because their Gaudet, 29, a former New Open Foreign Policy have high fire danger. But, py,” he told newsmen at a Both Stein and Dunlop again Orleans policeman, is being Reno authorities had requested things are beginning to look briefing. declined to make predictions on held in Albuquerque under SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. two air tankers to fight the out better,” he said. One explanation Stein gave thd rate of inflation in the 1100,000 bond. U.S. Magistrate (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger breaks there. He had no further About 10,000 men were still for what he termed this “im mohths ahead, although Stein Robert McCoy has scheduled a says he and President Nixon details. fighting the fires, but 26 crews FBI Break-Ins portant economic and social forecast it would be “substan hearing Aug. 30 to determine will do their best to conduct Meanwhile, only six major — about 520 men — will be phenomenon” was that the in tially below” the 8 per cent in whether Gaudet should be foreign policy in an open fires remained uncontrolled demobilized in the next few "I creasing price of food gives an flation so far this year. transferred to Louisiana on the manner if he is confirmed as Thursday in California, Oregon, days, he said. secretary of state. ' i Over 20-Year exaggerated idea of the rate of In another economic develop federal charge. Idaho and Montana, burning a m price increases overall. ment, the Cost of Living Coun He told a news conference total of 40,455 acres. A total of In addition, be said that cil asked Atlantic Richfield Co. Rail Strike Thursday that he would be 51 fires have' burned 190,100 although income and emloy- (ARCO) to send represen MONTREAL (AP) - more accessible to Congress acres in those states, said Period Alleged ment both have been in tatives to Washington Monday Canada’s month-long series of and would testify as frequently Klade. Atomic Power creasing, “income increases to explain a recent price in regional rail strikes is now a as the Senate Foreign Relations He predicted all the fires in are commonly regarded as crease for wholesale gasoline Committee desires. the West would be contained by Plants WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI committed burgUiries nationwide walkout. barely sufficient to keep pace and home heating oil. Thursday night’s walkout was Sunday except for the Under Study to steal intelligence information from inside the embassies Canada’s first national rail Space Walk Freezeout fire in Oregon’s of foreign nations during the Jtdinsoni, Kennedy and WillowaWhitman National SPACE CENTER, Houston Forest. He said he could make WASHINGTON (AP) - The Eisenhower administrations, former FBI officials say. (AP) - Two Skylab 2 no prediction on the Freezeout Atomic Energy Commission Published documents indicate the break-ins were aimed astronauts plan a four-hour East-of-the-River Leg fire. says it is looking into fuel space walk today to change at getting code books and other cryptographic information. Klade said the National problems at 10 atomic energy telescope film and install a new ’Two former high FBI of- Weather Service predicted plants-three of them in New “six pack” of gyroscopes. ficials estinoated 'Thursday that ’The former FBI officials said Thursday’s cool weather and England—that could lead to Dr. Owen K. Garriott and fewer tlupi 10 such bre^-ins the embassy break-ins differed Of 1-291 Favored scattered showers would con reduced power levels at the Jack R. Lousma were to leave took place each year. One from the Eilsberg burglary ^ FLOYD LARSON tinue. He said the Northwest plants. highway study being conducted related to the limited access the space laboratory through an source said ttey went on for 15 (Herald Reporter) "still could catch some Sen. George Aiken, R-Vt.,^ because the codes sought in and this would have a bearing east-to-west to Hartford and to 20 years before being stopped The 1-291 loop highway from airlock while orbiting 270 miles thundershowers in fire areas,” said Thursday the AEC would them w ere. of- obvious in on any long-range transporta points north and south and the above the earth. in 1966. Farmington via West Hartfbrd, but gusty winds, particularly in order the plants to reduce telligence value. “According to tion plans. What he was hoping fact almost all traffic from the Meanwhile the White House Bloomfield, Windsor, South Skylab 2’s commander, Alan northern California, could power levels by 15 to 25 per FBI standards there is no way the meeting, one of a series in east funnels through the town. stuck to President Nixon’s dis Windsor and East Hartford to L. Bean, was to remain inside, cause problems. cent. How ever, an ABC the Eilsberg job could be called the Capitol Region, would do is Because present major ready to control the spaceship i puted assertion that FBI a national security operation,” Manchester may be in limbo as help his department come up “The National Weather Ser spokesman said the specific break-ins were authorized, far as Gov. ’Thomas Meskill, en- highway cannot absorb the during the gyroscope installa vice here says this summer’s levels of power reductions, if one said. with some short-range tion. widespread and well known ‘ It wasn’t clear when the em vironmentalists, many solutions. drought is as severe and as orders, had not been decided 'during two Democratic ad bassy break-ins began, or who residents west of the Connec He said he was open to all .upon. ministrations. first authorized them. Former ticut River and in Windsor are suggestions, and was given At issue is "fuel den- Dqxity White House Press Atty. G«i. Herbert Bnnroli, concerned; but in Manchester several on mass transit as well sification”—shrinking of Secretary Gerald L. Warren, udio was boss of the Justice there is' still some lingering as highways. uraniumoxide pellets inside the speaking in San Clemente, Department during Dwight D. hope at least the east of the Mayor John ’Thompson urged fuel roads of a r^tor. The AEC Calif., refused to add any Eisenhower’s administration river portion m i^ t be con state assistance for an in-town said it was checking whether details. Other White House of refused to comment. structed. transit system which would the shrinking might worsen the ficials indicate Nixon personal Former Attys. Gen. Ramsey Thursday night, James F. have joint terminals with the situation if the reactor were in ly ^ e r e d them to keep quiet Clark and Nicolas Katzenbach Shugrue, acting commissioner commuter system and was told volved in an accident. We’ll loan you up to abdut the matter. denied knowledge of any of state Department of the state could probably offer ’The 10 plants under evalua Deq)ite that, one Nixon aide authorized FBI break-ins Transportation (DOT) con some assistance even though tion are “boiling water” reac said FBI break-ins were made during the Lyndon B. Jcrfinson ducted an informal session on Manchester was not a member tors manufactured by General in civil ri^ ts cases during the administration. ’Two close aides alternatives to 1-291 which Gov. of the transit district. Electric Co. •1Q,000-®® for up to 1 0 ye Kennedy and Johnson years, as to the late Sen. Rotert F. Meskill recently shelved ’Thompson told Shugrue the well as in national security Kennedy said they are positive because of opposition to the town board has backi^ exten cases. He gave no other infor he wasn’t told of any such proposed route. ding 1-84 to 1-86 and a prior mation. break-ins during the ad The loop was to have con board endorsed I-29I; however, ministration of his brother, nected to 1-84 at Manchester, his main concern was en- Meat Truck John F. Kennedy. and of the people speaking, ^couraging of bus use by 646-1700 most expressed the feeling that Manchester people. He then Clark, however, said he oc- the route was a practical solu solicited state help for the in- Rustled casionally heard of un tion toward resolving east-of- Clear tonight, the low in the authorized break-ins by FBI town plan and suggested the mid SOs. Sunny Saturday, h i^ GOFFSTOWN, N.H. (AP) - the-river traffic jam-ups agents. He said these were state consider a parking lot in in the low SOs. A truck loaded with 12,000 around the Manchester area. the south end of Manchester for freelance jobs, undertaken The feeling expressed reflected Precipitation probability is pounds of meat was stolen from against the departm ent’s the commuter buses. near zero tonight and Satui^y. a Bedford company and when a consensus that the state has Shugrue said bis people would policy, and unrelated to neglected transportation Winds will be variable at less found in a gravel pit, two-thirds national security. work the town on the bus I' than 10 miles per hour tonight of the cargo was missing. problems east of the river and matters, and gave a short recent population growth has and southerly at 10-15 m.p.h. -The truck disappeared He said the late FBI Director i resume of the monorail Saturday afternoon. J. Edgar Hoover did ask him glutted the major highways and Thunday morning from’ the demonstration project at Sunday's outlook—sunny with several times, shortly after is now threatening the Savings Bank& anchester loading dock of the Foster Beef Bradley Intematicmal Airport I~291 Alternatives Wanted seasonable temperatures. OF M backroads as well. Co. and was found Thursday Clark took office in late 1966, which, if successful, may Member F D I.C Shugrue explained the pur night, police said. for permission to burglarize a provide alternative means of James F. Shugrue, acting commissioner of the state Department of ’Transportation, last ' High Low foreign mission in New York pose of the meeting was to ob PoUce said apparently most mass transit other than of buses night conduct^ a listening session at the Manchester Town Hall to hear citizens views on Anchorage 63 57 Connsctteuts Largest Savings Bank East of the River of the load of braf, pork. Iamb, City to obtain information tain public input for the depart and rail-buses, the latter which Boston 76 65 veal and hot dogs valued at 310,- sou^t by another inelligence ment, now that 1-291 has tx^n was mentioned by Thompson. alternatives to the now-abandoned 1-291 loop in the Greater Hartford area. Most of those i.MANCHBSTiR • EAH HARTFORD l| SOUTH WINDSOR, • DOLTON NOTCH. spedcing favored retention of the Manchester-I-91 segment of the loop as the most prac Chicago 68 62 000 wholesale and 312,500 retail, agency. Clark said he denied shelved, so that an alternative Town Planner Eric Potter Denver 91 68 plan could be devised. tical and immediate solution to the east-of-the-river traffic flow problems. (Herald photo was transferred to another permission and didn’t hear explained Manchester’s traffic San Francisco 63 53 truck. about such matters again. He said there is a land use problem as. being closely by Larson) Washington 80 61
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PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Com:, Fri , Aug. 24,1873 M ^ H E S m EVENING HERALD. f h .. p . o , Vernon Theater ^Rockville Hospital Noternmmsmmsmi. TVTonigM Sheinwold on Bridge Hair Length’ THRILL PACKED HIT8I Schools Schedule Admitted Wednesday: Robert Rockville; Mrs. Karen Kulpa Lavoie, Rt. 30, Rockville; Sm S»turdar'$ H * n U ter South dealer Cfi;\THEATRES EAST LEAD OF DOUBLETON Danahy, Stone St., Manchester; and daughter, Glenstone Dr., Schedules Complete TV Uettnge North-South vulnerable Roberta Long, Talcottville Rd., Valid Issue, NEEDS CO-OPERATION. p t i b L Doris DeCarli, Lyon St., Rockville. NORTH E B i TO iK iM iia B (g turn Vernon; Mary Trojan, Vernon By Alfred Sheinwold' Staff Meetings Rockville; Robert Dzat, Alsb: Sesan Leach, Florence « A 7 5 iMttiNiUkrt c S S t* 4 Ave., Rockville; Ernest Valery, Court Rules The doubleton is a much Anthony Rd., Tolland; John St., Rockville; Sandra Leone, Stafford Springs. QJ963 An orientation and in-service Room 28 at the high school; NEW YORK (AP) - The despised and rejected opening CtoratScwl CfaiJalKlnoii Fecteau, First Ave., Rockville; R F D 4, Rockville; Mrs. Discharged Thursday: 0 KJ 109 program for all new teachers at Social Studies, Room 61; right of an individual outside (3-8-22) NEWS lead, largely because it often Richard Ford, Summit Dr., Patricia Margelony and Sharleen Bajumpaa, Broad Jerry Lewis Twin Cine, 1, ♦ Q « the elementary level has been Science, Room 18; {*hysicai the armed forces to wear his Caidor Shopping Plaza — “ The (18) I SPY calls for understanding and co E TanglewcMul ■ The Pillow Tolland; D olores Gagnon, daughter, Grove St., Rockville; Brook; Anne Barton, Earl St., WEST EAST I poNUeel asMie.*' H A IL T O held this week at Eastern Education, in the gyrh; Print hair at any length has been (20) OTHER WORLDS operation from your partner. Laurel St., Rockville; Robert Elizabeth Nelson, Prospect St., Rockville; Ernest Davis, Godfather” 8:00-12:00 M idni^t 4 1963 4 102 The eighth gnd closing Eleanor D’Antuono and Ivan Connecticut State College and and Media, library; Industrial termed a “ substantial con (24) SESAME STREET (That may be srtiy some bidge “c : . T H E C H IE F Gauthier, Windsor Locks; Rockville; Elmer Nielsen, Discovery Rd., Vernon; Peter Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, (? K72 (7 104 NnaMMSa weekend at Tanglewood begins Nagy, principal dancers with staff nieetings fbr other Arts, shop; Modem Language, stitutional issue” by the U.S. (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH authorities say that the most 0 62 0 A843 Richard Graf, Sugar Hill Rd., Woodland St., Rockville; Mrs. Ladd, Tumblebrook Dr., Ver Caidor Shopping Plaza — “ Lost E3 tonight at 7 with pianist Peter the American Ballet Theatre, teachers in the Vernon ^ h ool Room 63; Business education, Court of Appeals. (40) DANIEL BOONE difficult feature of bridge is fin 4 AJ74 4 109832 Tolland; Emil Hansen, Rt. 30, Donna Niewinski and daughter, non; Denise Little, Hillcrest Horizon” 7:30 Serkin and the Boston and the Harkness Ballet will system will be held Aug. 31 and high school office. ding a partner worth keeping.) Vernon; Stanley Hastillo, RFD Stafford Springs. Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Kathleen State Theater — “ Mary Pop- SOUTH Symphony Chamber Players share the program for the final Sept. 4 and 5. Meetings to be held at the 3, Rockville. Birth Wednesday: A son to The three-judge panel ruled pins” 6:40-9:00 South dealer 4 KQ84 rIPa performing Brahms’ Clarinet week of the Jacob’s Pillow Horan and daughter, Harlow -8:30— On Aug. 31 there will be a Middle School will include Art, Also: Gerald Kupchunos, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Piecyk, unanimously that an order by North-South vulnerable AQ8J TYio' in A Minor and Pavel’s Dance Festival in Lee, Mass., St., Rockville; Elsie Nutland, (3) CBS NEWS TOP HAT meeting of the administrators, in the art rooms; Vocal and in Stafford Springs; Brett . Stafford Springs. /| the Suffolk County Police U.A. East 1 - “ Butterflies Opening lead — Six of 0 Q75 Piano Trio.. Tuesday through Satur^y. Windermere Ave., Rockville; (8) ABC NEWS supervisors and directors at the strumental music, music Department on Long Island CHamonds ♦ K5 EAST H ARTFORD Miss D’Antuono will join Laferriere, Geraldine Dr., Admitted Thursday: John Terri Pace, Wethersfield. Are Free” 7:20’ “ Forty (20) HAVE GUN - U.S. ROUTE 5 5 2 8 7 4 4 8 ROAST BEEF At 9 tonight, Music Director Sykes School cafeteria starting rooms; Vo-Ag, at the Vo-Ag Wot Notfli Eaet • 'DRIVE-IN* • Nagy in the Grand Pas de Deux Coventry; Catherine McNally, Bell, Cliristopher Dr., Vernon^ Birth Thursday: A son to Mr. regulating the length of Carats” 9:10; “Grasshopper” Seiji Ozawa will conduct the at 9 a.m. (Center. WILL TRAVEL Pass 2 * Pass 287 Iriad M , MaMMai from “ Coppelia.” This ballet is Middle Rd., Ellington; Debra Heidi Chartier, Stafford and Mrs. Gleen Gagnon, Laurel policemen’s hair was open to it “ Ih e Reivers” 12:00 Mid West opened the six of orchestra in an all-Berlioz At 1 p.m., Albert Kerkin, From 11:30 to noon, all basic (22-30) NBC NEWS Pass 3 NT Pass woKiamtm consider^ one of the most Ostien, RFD 2, Tolland; Mary Springs; Diane Gutzmer, Lewis St., Rockville. challenge in a federal court. night diamonds, and Sooth shrewdly ••44«444»44#44« program, beginning with the assistant superintendent, will area supervisors will meet with AUPass iJN N E « 7 M it...... m lighthearted in the classic Stachowiak, Grand Ave., St., Rockville; Philip Hodgson, played the king from dummy. Symphonie Fantastique and meet with the Planning and Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant Opening lead — <0 6 >iaiMKlairS«Mi repertoire. Rockville; Wesley Shorts, Hany Chestnut St., Rockville; Vivian U.A. East 2 — “ A Touch of —T M — The idea was to encourage Eak a NIGHTMARE of HORROR followed by Lelio with Mallory Placement team to discuss new superintendent, in Study 1 at M fN ir7 M ...... I k The Harkness Ballet, recent Lane, David Vertefeuille, Kenneson, Geliring Rd., Class” 2:00-7:15-9:15 (3) AMAZING WORLD OF to take his ace promptly. Walker, tenor; Victor Braun, referrals that came in over the the Middle School. At noon UMItMBVECMU ly returned from an extensive Ludwig Rd., Vernon; David Tolland; Leslie Kittle Sr., U.A. East 3 - “ Hail to the kRESKIN Spades, A-7-5; Hearts, Q-6; baritone; Michael Wager, summer. there will be a break for lunch. SMOETTlirSBlS...... I k tour of Europe, will offer four Welch Jr., Mountain Spring Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Sharon Chief” 7:15-9:00 (8) TRUTH OR Diamonds, K-J-10-9; Clubs, narrator; and the Tanglewood 'There will be a general staff East was too old a bird to be CUM ’shrfiM ...... 7k selections. “ Nightsong,” with At 1:15 p.m. there will be a Rd., Tolland. r CONSEQUENCES J.9-6-3, Festival Chorus, John Oliver, meeting at the Vernon Center Vernon Cine 1 — “ The taken in. He was sure that m m . . . : ...... l i i l music by Hovhaness and reading, language arts and Discharged Wednesday: (18) DICK VAN DYKE What do you say? conductor. Middle School starting at 8:30 Ptanning To Be Mackintosh Man” 7:30-9:30; South would play low from the choreography by Norman math workshop for Eastern Gerald Arel, W. Main St., (22-30) Answer; Bid three notnunp. UMK ...... $LN On Saturday at 10:30 a.m., as ^ *» a y NEWS dummy unless he had the queen Walker, is a pure dance work a.m. on Sept. 4 with staff Connecticut State College in Rockville; Shirley Bilodeau, Thit “ Monterey Pop” 12:00 Mid ’The combined count should be (WTOMB ...... Ke on every Saturday morning (24) VINCE LOMBARDI in his own hand. What’s more, R o f8 H u n ta n members to register by terns at the Center Road Elm St., Rockville; William night ...... I k throughout the Tanglewood combining classical and Weekend (40) ABC NEWS the opening bid of one notrump 27 to 29 points, easily enough for schools. Special teachers will School. n atew ...... ik season, there will be an open modern dance forms. “Three Bolduc, Willington; Harriet ATTEND ( m H BUY SMART Vernon Cine 2 — “ Blume in pretty clearly indicated that game in notrnmp but not Lost Horizon H a n d s o f sign in according to the school At the same time Student M lM.aMiMi He amtma...... rehearsal of the works to be Preludes” is a tender pas de Cady, North Windham; Gloria Love” 7:15-9:20 enough for game in a minor in which their office is housed. -7 :3 0 — South had balanced holdinp in ■NdSMalMii-n ...... i l n deux by Ben Stevenson to Developmental Services in Caron, Spring St., Rockville; UNIRSIMY EVEH K East Hartford Drive-In — suit. tKeRiptiet' mmitm performed on Sunday. the minor suits together with Rachmaninoff’s music. At 9 a.m. there will be a structional staff will meet with Gary Clampoli, Somersville; _ 7tS0P.M. Look once at price “ The Steel Arena” 9:30; “ Fury (3) WHArS HAPPENING NRCEB g ru m e s ...... 4k Saturday evening at 8:30, the four cards he was known to fmUfM^te MLem —__ Vincente Nebrada has general staff meeting. From Anthony Magliocco, supervisor Raymond Doucette, Pinney St., on Wheels” 8:00; “ The Wild (8) LASSIE SEE IT WITH SOMEONE YOU TRUST. voNT MM James de Priest, associate con have in each of the majors. “ SHEER JOY! ONE OF THE BRIQHTEST, choreographed a duet for two 10:30 to noon, the principals of special education at the (20) HUMAN DIMENSION FVHHIEST FILMS OF THE YEAR!" Qn > i Ml • I pa Mm ttn SM ductor of the Washington EMANUEL Racers” 11:20 will hold staff meetings at their Talcottville School and the and QUALITY, (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL Blast therefore refused the National Symphony, will con men, fittingly entitled East Windsor Drive-In — HR THE NT SBmCI respective schools followed by social work staff will meet at (24) WORLD PRESS first trick, playing the eight of ) ) ' l , EAST WINDSOR duct the orchestra in “ Gemini” with m usic by “ 8’s” 9:30; “ Boy Who Cried m.M385N an hour break for lunch. the Sykes School with Mrs. LUTHERAN (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES diamonds to encourage bis PAPER MOON U .S . RTE 5 * ■ - D R IV E -IN ' • • 623-3079 Mussorgsky’s Prelude to Gustav Mahler. Brian Mac Omnibus Werewolf” 8:00; “ Hands of the donald has created “ Time Out At 1:15 p.m., principals, Beverly Cochran. TWICE! (40) NANNY AND partner. “ Khovanshchina,” Rachman Ripper” 11:20 BYAN O'NEAL E department heads, supervisors Also at the same time the O ne PROFESSOR , inov’s Piano Concerto of Mind” to Paul Creston’s CHURCH Burnside Theatre — “ Paper TATUM O'NIAL music. Casts may change, but will meet with all new staff speech and hearing staff will Declarer finessed with the No. 3 in D Minor irfth Byron 60 CHURCH ST. Moon” 7:364:30 programs remain the same for members at their individual meet at Sykes School; Specializing in queoi o f trumps, but this was Janis as soloist, and 8PCCIAL 8UMMER . Blue-Hills Drive-In— “ Badge — 8:00— each performance. schools. At that time all un Guidance at Vernon Center 373” 8:00; “ Lady Sings the (3) 80 MINUTES not his lucky day. West won Shoktakovich’s Symphony No. lustbmFramlnc 8CHEDULC FOR WORSHIP WESTOWN Performances are 'Tuesday at assigned teachers will prepare Middle School; Psychological with the king of hearts and led 5. Jointly tponsorwl by: Blues” 10:10 (8-40) BRADY BUNCH 7:30 p.m .; Wednesday, Friday for the opening of school and a examiners at Center Road; his other diamond. On Sunday at 2:30 p.m., the Post Road Plaza ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ South Windsor Cinema — (20-22-30) PRO FOOTBALL B u r n s ! D E and Saturday at 8:40 p.m. team of teachers will conduct Health staff at Northeast EMANUEL LUTHERAN e.sk: i.i u :- -in'r.-.- final concert of the 1973 Rt, 30 Vernon 155 HARTFORD ROAD — 64.' 5230 “ Lost Horizon” 7:30; “ Killing Los Angeles Rams at Miami Matinees are at 3 p.m. pre-school screening of in School. CHURCH Oolptiins Tanglewood season, Seiji 872-6713 of Sister George” 12:00 Mid Cooperation Pays O ff Thursday and Saturday. 'ITiere CONCORDIA LUTHERAN (24) WASHINGTON WEEK Ozawa will conduct the coming kindergarten students Schools will open Thursday, Your Community Health Service sTor night Now ^ s t ’s co-operation paid are no Thursday evening per Sept. 6. CHURCH IN REVIEW orchestra in Vergi’s Manzoni at Maple Street School. Showcase Cinema 1 — “ Live off. He could take the ace of UUKCST AMMUKRT formances. Box office, 413-243- Requiem with Lou . Ann The screening will be for and Let Die” 2:0(M:30-7:05-9:30 diamonds and lead a third dia PAM M MW CWUM8 0745. Wyckoff, soprano; Maureen those students who did not Showcase Cinema 2— “ Enter (8-40) ODD COUPLE mond for West to ruff. West ««««4i4i4l4i4t HARTFORD COUNTY Forrester, contralto; Guiseppe register prior to the summer The Dragon” 1:15-3:20-5:25- (24) BLACK PROSPECTIVE then took the ace of clubs, set I frttParhiaf.Prtc Adwiuiaa j Giacomini, tenor; Stafford vacation. Any child to enter 7:30-9:40 ON THE NEWS ting the contract. fNTIRf PARK OPEN Dean, bass; the Tanglewood kindergarten in the fall must go Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Tom South would make the con - 9 K K ) - EVfRY OAT AT 1 P M Choir and the Tanglewood through the pre-screening Sawyer” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- tract if East took the first dia (3) MOVIE Festival Chorus, John Oliver, process before entering school. 9:20 mond. A diamond return at this "Chubasco” (1969) conductor. On Sept. 5 there will be Showcase Cinema 4— “ White (8-40) ROOM 222 stage would do West no good. FA IR SUNDAY, AUG. 26 another pre-school screening East would never regain the 441 Lightning” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:45- (18) 700 CLUB session. This will also be at the 9:55 (24) EVENING AT POPS lead to give his partner a ruff, Trinity College Maple Street School from 8:30 and South would have no Manchester Drive-In — “ The —9:30— AUGUST 24,25,26 John W. Harvey, associate a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Legend of Boggy Creek” 9:45; further problem. (8-40) CORNER BAR professor of music in organ and From 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., all K- “ Lawman” 8:00; “ Super Daily Question JUST NORTH OF BRADLEY FIELD carillon at the University of 5 teachers will meet to discuss -10KH)— Beast” 11:30 Partner bids 1-NT (16 to Wisconsin, will be guest artist new curriculum guides in math (8) LOVE, AMERICAN ROUTE 75 WINDSOR LOCKS M e a d o w s D r iv e -I n — 18 points), and the next at a bonus carillon concert and language arts at the Middle STYLE FRIDAY NIGHT — ROCK BAND, HOMBRE Ik^gend of Boggy Creeh “ Cleopatra Jones” 10:25; “ Skin player passes. You hold: ^ I ATmuaroiiv Monday at 7:15 p.m., which h u School cafeteria. (24) W OMANKIND Game” 8:20 DOODLEBUG DRAW been added to the regular week The supervisors and directors M.a.atid.i,aaaaim.a«.i,a4isa«:aKi,aaim BEST nCTUREI ^iOSSHUNTEJ r B U R T 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. HESKB IF S I Good for All Rides M unm r a w am s REYNOLDS ' \V lPJM.to6P.M. 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Conn., Fri., Aug. 24. 1973 Vernon Ma n c h ester e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 24. 1973 — PAGE THREE Theater Sheinwold on Bridge ^ R o c k v ille H o s p ita l NoleSW::s®%::::: TV Tonight JMpMERffnNQB Hair Length THRILL PACKOP HITSI Schools Schedule Admitted Wednesday; Robert Rockville', Mrs. Karen Kulpa Lavoie, Rt. 30, Rockville; Sm Salurday’i H tn U tor South dealer f o r r m i e n i b /in d (It^THEATRES-p.f a EAST , f - . LEAD OF DOUBLETON Danahy, Stone St., Manchester; and daughter, Glenstone Dr., Roberta Long, Talcottville Rd., Valid Issue, Schedules Comploto TV U»tlng$ North-South vulnerable VOIJNQPHIPIE NEEDS CO-OPERATION. Lh llluRi 4 0 Doris DeCarli,. Lyon St., Rockville. Vernon; Mary Trojan, Vernon NORTH ntrttmwwmrnwmumiwmm Rockville; Robert Dzat, Als6: Sesan Leach, Florence Court Rules By Alfred Sheinwold , __^m»«UaSaa»SlaaaSa*nrw MwiriAftfrt C c tr a f s Staff Meetings Ave., Rockville; Ernest Valery, 4 A75 N l I Anthony Rd., Tolland; John St., Rockville; Sandra Leone, Stafford Springs. The doubleton is a much - <0 J9 6 3 . .auMe taalai* lar WbMas Rr RMr dUMa O An orientation and in-service Room 28 at the high school; NEW YORK (AP) - The - : - GwryScud GtaiJahdnon Fecteau, First Ave., Rockville; RFD 4, R ockville; Mrs. Discharged Thursday: 8 00 despised and rejected opening 0 KJ 109 program for all new teachers at Social Studies, Room 61; right of an individual outside (3-8-22) NEWS lA^ucfaOfCliMl Richard Ford, Summit Dr., Patricia Margelony and Sharleen Bajumpaa, Broad Jerry Lewis Twin Cine, 1, lead, largely b ^ u s e it often ♦ Q6 ML MU Rtnima the elementary level has been Science, Room 18; JPhysical the armed forces to wear his (18) I SPY calls for understanding and co MPWVS Tolland; Dolores Gagnon, daughter. Grove St., Rockville; Brook; Anne Barton, Earl St., Caldor Shopping Plaza — "The WEST EAST E Tanglewood . X The Pillow held this week at Eastern Education, in the gyrti; I>rint hair at any length has been (20) OTHER WORLDS operation from your partner. [poWjcal uUra.- H A IL TO Laurel St., Rockville; Robert Elizabeth Nelson, Prospect St., Rockville; Ernest Davis, Godfather" 8:00-12:00 Midnight 4 1963 4 102* The eighth and closing Eleanor D’Antuono and Ivan Connecticut State College and and Media, library; Industrial termed a "substantial com (24) SESAME STREET (That may be why some bridge I THE CHIEF Gauthier, Windsor Locks; RockvilleEliper Nielsen, Discovery Rd., Vernon; Peter Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, ^ K 72 C? 104 NnMR»«iinniilniiiUi weekend at Tanglewood begins Nagy, primipal dancers with staff meetings for other Arts, shop; Modem Language, stitutional issue” by the U.S. (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH authorities say that the most 0 6 2 O A 8 4 3 Richard Graf, Sugar Hill Rd., Woodland St., Rockville; Mrs. Ladd, Tumblebrook Dr., Ver Caldor Shopping Plaza — "Lost tonight at 7 with pianist Peter the American Ballet Theatre, -teachers in the Vernon School Room 63; Business education, Tolland; Emil Hansen, Rt. 30, Court of Appeals. (40) DANIEL BOONE difficult feature of bridge is fin 4 AJ74 109832 and the Harkness Ballet will Donna Niewinski and daughter, non; Denise Little, Hillcrest Horizon” 7:30 Serkin and the Boston system will be held Aug: 31 and ' high school office. Vernon; Stanley Hastillo, RFD ding a partner worth keeping.) . SOUTH share the program for the final Stafford Springs. Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Kathleen State Theater — "Mary Pop- litTiuna 12 Symphony Chamber PJayers S ^ t. 4 and 5. - Meetings to be held at the 3, Rockville. The three-judge panel ruled South dealer < 4 K Q 84 week of the Jacob’s Pillow Birth Wednesday; A son to Horan and daughter, Harlow pins" 6:40-9:00 IMf IPiWMMacatauaattai, performing Brahms’ Clarinet On Aug. 31 there will be a Middle School will include Art, unanimously that an order by —8:30— North-South vulnerable <0 AQ85 MPMarRdattCaafdMa , Dance Festival in Lee, Mass., Also: Gerald Kupchunos, Mr. and Mrs. ’Theodore Piecyk, St., Rockville; Elsie Nutland, (3) CBS NEWS 'Trio' in A Minor and Pavel’s meeting of the administrators, in the art rooms; Vocal and In Stafford Springs; Brett Stafford Springs. the Suffolk County Police 6pening lead — Six of 0 Q75 TOP HAT Piano ’Trio., Tuesday through Satur^y. Windermere Ave., Rockville; U.A. East 1 — "Butterflies (8) ABC NEWS i " EAST H ARTFORD supervisors and directors at the strumental music, music Laferriere, Geraldine Dr., Admitted Thursday: Jobs Department on Long Island Are Free” 7:20’ “Forty Diamonds ♦ K5 ROAST BEEF At 9 tonight. Music Director Miss D’Antuono will join Terri Pace, Wethersfield. (20) HAVE GUN - H RMinn U .S. R O U T E 5 • 'DRIVE-IN' • 528-7448 Sykes School cafeteria starting rooms; Vo-Ag, at the Vo-Ag Coventry; Catherine McNally, Bell, Christopher Dr., Vernon; Birth Thursday :*A son to Mr. regulating the length of Carats” 9:10; “Grasshopper” South West North East Seiji Ozawa will conduct the Nagy in the Grand Pas de Deux at 9 a.m. Center. WILL TRAVEL 1 NT Pass 2 4 Pas* (RnUMtaurNcy 287 Bnad It, RmiDhMi from "Coppelia.” This ballet is Middle Rd., Ellington; Debra Heidi Chartier, Stafford and Mrs. Gleen Gagnon, Laurel policemen’s hair was open to & "The Reivers” 12:00 Mid West opened the six of MaMaMMin l§ orchestra in an all-Berlioz At 1 p.m., Albert Kerkin, From 11:30 to noon, all basic challenge in a federal court. (22-30) NBC NEWS 2 4 Pass 3 NT Pass m u f U T im m consider^ one of the mori Ostien, RFD 2, Tolland; Mary Springs; Diane Gutzmer, Lewis St., Rockville. night diamonds, and South shrewdly program, beginning«?with the assistant superintendent, will area supervisors will meet with 4 9 All Pass IM M EfiLTm l...... 4N lighthearted in the classic Stachowiak, Grand Ave., St., Rockville; Philip Hodgson, played the king from dummy. Symphonie Pantastique and meet with the Planning and Dr: Robert Linstone, assistant Opening lead — 0 6 hHIi Imm, la IT Sami repertoire. Rockville; Wesley Shorts, Hany Chestnut St., Rockville; Vivian U.A. East 2 — “A Touch of -7 :0 0 - The idea was to encourage East a NIGHTMARE of HORROR followed by Lelio with Mallory Placement team to discuss new superintendent, in Study 1 at M m i t Tm ...... He The Harkness Ballet, recent Lane, David Vertefeuille, Kenneson, Gehring Rd., Class” 2:00-7:15-9:15 (3) AMAZING WORLD OF to take his ace promptly. Walker, tenor; Victor Braun, referrals that came in over the the Middle School. At noon LMCItlllBSPEeHU ly returned from an extensive Ludwig Rd., Vernon; Davi(l Tolland; Leslie Kittle Sr., U.A. East 3 - “Hail to the KRESKIN Spades, A-7-5; Hearts, Q-6( baritone; Michael Wager, summer. there will be a break for lunch. SnWErn ir 9ELU...... IK tour of Europe, will offer four Welch Jr., Mountain Spring Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Sharon Chief” 7:15-9:00 (8) TRUTH OR East was too old a bird to be Diamonds, K-J-10-9( Clubs, narrator; and the Tanglewcxid There will be a general staff At 1:15 p.m. there will be a Rd., Tolland. CMMNn’s PirtiH...... 754 Festival Chorus, John Oliver, selections. “Nightsong,” with CONSEQUENCES taken in. He was sure that J.9-6-3. W »W i...... $ lj| meeting at the Vernon Center reading, language arts and Discharged Wednesday: Vernon Cine 1 — “The What do you say? Rt.0 conductor. music by Hovhaness and Planning To Be (18) DICK VAN DYKE South would play low from the SiOUvM Am USMNE...... $L5| Middle School starting at 8:30 math workshop for Eastern Gerald Arel, W. Main St., Mackintosh Man” 7:30-9:30; Answer: Bid three notrump. On Saturday at 10:30 a.m„ as choreography by Norman Away This (22-30) NEWS I dummy unless he had the queen aWTOMEIIS...... Kg Walker, is a pure dance work a.m. on Sept. 4 with staff Connecticut State College in Rockville; Shirley Bilodeau, “Monterey Pop” 12:00 Mid ’The combined count should be >/1teli«MMliMMn«Dir on every Saturday morning (24) VINCE LOMBARDI in his own hand. What’s more, Ro m H u n f n MMST KEF SMBNICII...... f$« combining classical and members to register by terns at the Center Road Elm St., Rockville; William Weekend night 27 to 29 points, easily enough for throughout the Tanglewood (40) ABC NEWS the opening bid of one notrump nSHICNPS...... 1150 modern dance forms. “Three schools. Special teachers will School. Bolduc, Willington; Harriet ATTE» CHURCH BUY SMART Vernon Cine 2 — “Blume in game in notrump, but not Lost Horizon season, there will be an open sign in according to the school At the same time Student pretty clearly indicated that M - SM. M N i Unh N* CUMSIFMES .....,^.$L W rehearsal of the works to be Preludes” is a tender pas de Cady, North Windham; Gloria Love” 7:15-9:20 enough for game in a minor in which their office is housed. Developmental Services in -7 :3 0 - South had balanced holdings in BN •< Mm Smw - QQ SHBWarNES...... $ li| I performed on Sunday. deux by Ben Stevenson to Caron, Spring St., Rockville; THURSMY EVENM6 East Hartford Drive-In — suit. At 9 a.m. there will be a structional staff will meet with (3) WHArS HAPPENING the minor suits together with BURSIS ir NOT DOCS..... 41c Saturday evening at 8:30, Rachmaninoff’s music^. Gary Ciampoli, Somersville; _ 7i30P.M. Look once at price "The Steel Arena” 9:30; “Fury general staff meeting. From Anthony Magliocco, supervisor (8) LASSIE the four cards he was known to SEE IT WITH SOMEONE YOU TRUST. Mmi Whar Itsa James de Priest, associate con Vincente Nebrada has Raymond Doucette, Pinney St., on Wheels” 8:00; "The Wild SHEER JOY! ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST, 10:30 to noon, the principals of special education at the (20) HUMAN DIMENSION have in each o( the majors. OpM 8 a • 9 p Mnl tkra Sit ductor of the Washington choreographed a duet for two EMANUEL Racers” 11:20 *• ' FUNNIEST FILMS OF THE YEAR!” will hold staff meetings at their Talcottville School and the (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL East therefore refused the National Symphony, will con men, fittingly entitled and QUALITY, East Windsor Drive-In — FOR TWE OUT SONNE respective schools followed by social work staff will meet at (24) WORLD PRESS first trick, playing the eight of EAST WINDSOR duct the orchestra in “ Gem ini” with music by “8’s” 9:30; “Boy Who Cried TFLM3-9585 an hour break for lunch. the Sykes School with Mrs. Omnibus LUTHERAN (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES diamonds to encourage his PAPER MOON U.S. RTE 5' ' 'D R IV E-IN ' • ■ 623-3079 Mussorgsky’s Prelude to Gustav Mahler. Brian Mac Wetewolf” 8:00; “Hands of the At 1:15 p.m., principals, Beverly Cochran. TWICE! (40) NANNY AND partner. “Khovanshchina,” Rachman donald has created “Time Out Ripper” 11:20 feVANO’NIAl @ Also at the same time the O ne PROFESSOR inov’s Piano Concerto of Mind” to Paul Creston’s department heads, supervisors CHURCH Burnside Theatre — "Paper TATUM O'NIAL music. Casts may change, but will meet with all new staff speech and hearing staff will Declarer finessed with the No. 3 in D Minor with, Byron 60 IMURCH ST. Moon” 7:30^:30 7:3» programs remain the same for members at their individual meet at Sykes School; Specializing in queen of trumps, but this was Janis as soloist, and •jfOCIAL SUMMER . Blue-Hills Drive-In—“Badge - 8:00- 5:30 each performance. schools. At that time all un Guidance at Vernon Center 373:>»;00r'^‘Lady Sings the (3) 60 MINUTES not his lucky day. West won Shoktakovich’s Symphony No. lustbmFramini SCHEDULE FOR WORSHIP WESTOWN PiPrKG S?3“ 33 33 Performances are Tuesday at assigned teachers will prepare Middle School; Psychological Jointly tponaorod by: Blues” 10:10 (S-40) BRADY BUNCH with the king of hearts and led On Sunday at 2:30 p.m., the 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Friday for the opening of school and a examiners at Center Road; Post Road Plaza ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ South Windsor Cinema — (20-22-30) PRO FOOTBALL his other diamond. EMAHUEL LUTHERAH • « URNSIDE final concert of the 1973 and Saturday at 8:40 p.m. team of teachers will conduct Health staff at Northeast Rt. 30 Vernon 455 HARTFORD ROAD — (,4.> 5230 “Lost Horizon” 7:30; “Killing Los Angeles Rams at Miami ^leO BlvRiiSiDE tiST )-;PTruPD CHURCH Tanglewood season, Seiji Matinees are at 3 p.m. pre-school screening of in School. 872-6713 of Sister George” 12:00 Mid Dolphins Cooperation Pays Off 5 H HUTES fPOM HTFO ! hi HiT ; Thursday and Saturday. 'There coming kindergarten students Schools will open Thursday, CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Your Community Health Service ^ta^e night (24) WASHINGTON WEEK Now la s t’s co-operation paid Ozawa will conduct the CHURCH orchestra in Vergi’s Manzoni are no Thursday evening per at Maple Street School. Sept. 6. Showcase Cinema 1 — “Live IN REVIEW off. He could take the ace of uuRin m m m m Requiem with Lou Ann formances. Box office, 413-243- The screening will be for and Let Die” 2:00-4:30-7:05-9:30 -8 :3 0 - diamonds and lead a third dia PUR m Nor tauwB 0745. -K-ti-ti-fe-tiCi-KCiCt Wyckoft, soprano; Maureen those students who did not Showcase Cinema 2— “Enter (8-40) ODD COUPLE mond for West to ruff. West HARTFORD COUNTY register prior to the summer (24) BLACK PROSPECTIVE then took the ace of clubs, set I F r it 9nrkia|, frtt Admiiiinn Forrester, contralto; Guiseppe The Dragon” 1:15-3:20-5:25- Giacomini, tenor; Stafford vacation. Any child to enter 7:30-9:40 ON THE NEWS ting the contract. kindergarten in the fall must go ^ u th would make the con ENTIRE PARK OPEN Deah, ' bass; the Tanglewood Showcase Cinema 3 — “Tom -9 :0 0 - Choir and the Tanglewood through the pre-screening tract if East took the first dia (VERY DAY AT 1 P M Sawyer” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- (3) MOVIE Festival Chorus, John Oliver, process before entering school. mond. A diamond return at this 9:20 "Chubasco'' (1969) conductor. On Sept. 5 there will be stage would do West no good. Showcase Cinema 4— “White (8-40) ROOM 222 4 4 I F I H R SUNDAY, AUG. 26 another pre-school screening Lightning” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:45- (18) 700 CLUB East would never regain the »t*. • session, liiis will also be at the 9:55 (24) EVENING AT POPS lead to give his partner a ruff, Trinity College Maple Street School from 8:30 Manchester Drive-In — “The and South would have no AUGUST 24, 25,26 John W. Harvey, associate a.m. to 2:30 p.m. -9 :3 0 - further problem. * Legend of Boggy Creek” 9:45; (8-40) CORNER BAR professor of music in organ and From 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., all K- “Lawman” 8:00; “Super Daily Question JUST NORTH OF BRADLEY FIELD carillon at the University ot 5 teachers will meet to discuss Beast” 11:30 - 1 0 : 0 0 - Partner bids 1-NT (16 to ROUTE 75 WINDSOR LOCKS Wisconsin, will be guest artist new curriculum guides in math Meadows Drive-In — (8) LOVE, AMERICAN 18 points), and the next Legend of Boggy Creeh at a bonus carillon concert and language arts at the Middle “Geopatra Jones” 10:25; “Skin STYLE player passes. You hold: FRIDAY NIGHT — ROCK BAND, HOMBRE Monday at 7:15 p.m., which h u School cafeteria. Game” 8:20 (24) W OMANKIND DOODLEBUG DRAW I6Ft=i * been added to the regular week ’The supervisors and directors ra*oi> 53.50 A good reason to take your dinner to wife. BETTn iw ic E ... eetaiDi SATmAcnon 00 YOU HAVE A CHARGE? Ride all Ihe rides as many times as CAM99F DOZEN WEHOMM MANCHESTER you want At: fi the more for your moneysworth store ROUTE 159 Hartford Ave. Rt. 83 & Vernon Circle ‘ Mein Street Windior Ave Silet Deen Hiahwev Grent Plaza Rt. 44 6:40 NEWINGTON VERNON ROCKY HILL WINDSOR WETHERSFIELD WINSTED AGAWAM. MASS. 501 FirmintlM Aw., Hjttfatd (ViMtbnbnm) FritParUm, fru Admlulm 9:00 2364 Cs’ibin Aw., Ntw Britain (N,k Vth Budget Terms a Dm Biitiia Aw., Wnt H«Ho 4 ‘ V PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. FYi.. Aug. 24. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchpster, Conn.; Fri.. Aug. 24, 1973 PAGE FIVE B o lto n READ THE Founded Oct, i, 1881 Forum 'LABEL FIRST' ALEXANDRIA, La. ^AP) Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their the 67-year-old woman will not $5Sf000 Returned to General Fund Mrs. Arthur Laborde insisted be charged because she didn’t m newspaper by carrier daily tefore 5:30 CO Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. that the plants in her flower know what she was growing. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Blessings 1KJN.NA HOLLAND garden must be bvenders be which must be reminded that no will be Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Department have graduated Mrs. Laborde called police Published every evening except Sun department, 647-9946. To the editor: Correspondent appropriation of funds can be cause that’s what she bought at after local teen-agers told her We wish to extend a special ' 646-0375 Herrick Memorial Park against from a 30-week basic fighting the local feed store. days and holidays. Entered at the made unless a specific category East Windsor. ’The public b in- course. the "lavenders” were really Member Audit Bureau of Circulation thank you to the teenage Aloysius Aheam, chairman of Police Chief Jack Rogers said marijuana. M ^chester, Conn., Post Office as Se has been approved by toe Board vitod to attend. The men went through all Member of The Associated Press counselors who contributed not the Board of Finance, has of Finance,” said Aheam. % cond (Hass Mail Matter. Fire Marshal Report itoases of fire fighting, from only their vacation time but the expressed toe board’s pleasure “No transfer can be made how to put their bw b on to toe Burl L. Lyons, Publisher kind of caring expressed not with toe various town boards within a budget without first Fire Marshal Peter Mas- The M anchester Publishing Co. solini has released toe tactics of fire fighting itself. just in hugs and piggy-back and commissions which getting formal permission from Each week during toe course / assumes no financial responsibility for rides, but in matching the right returned 358,000 to toe general the board,” he said. figures for toe value of property FALL SEMESTER damaged by fire and toe value the men actually performed toe typographical ^rrors appearing in adver wet child, towel and bathing fund from their 1972-73 budgeb. “Any board of commission , Subscription Rates tisements and lother reading matter in of property involved by fire for various aspeeb of instmetion. Orlando? Ontario ? REGISTRATION FOR suit, restoring one to dry “Those who stayed within chairman who approves an un Patrick Hankard, instmetor Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. their budgeb and those who toe past three years. clothes, the others to a dry bag, authorized expenditure of funds Fiscal 1970-71 shows 337,345 from toe State of Connecticut SPECIAL STUDENTS One Month...... |3.25. Display advertising closing hours, and then getting them all on the spent less than their budgeb may find that he is liable for the property damage and 3151,290 Regional Fire Training School, Okinawa? Wednesday, August 29 Single Copy ...... 154 three full days prior to publication. bus in the same seat.' Even deserve commendation,” said payment himself. This b state graduated toe following men: Aheam. “Special note must ^ property involvement. Fiscal By Carrier, Weekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon more the kind of caring that did law and the finance board 1971-72 shows 392,950 Worth Lance Dimock, Larry Shaw, We’ll do it... gladly! all this plus reipoving glue, taken of the return by toe Board expects each board to follow Registration open to anyoiw not previously regiittrwi| One Y ear...... 339.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon property was damaged by fire Richard Rose, Bill Cavana^, Tickets for all Airlines • Cruises • Tours • Honeymoons milk, or mud, or whatever with of Education of over 320,000 to the tetter of the law,’* con Jerry Chomerka, Noel Fagan, for courses. Openings ar« available for part-time *tu> Six M onths...... 119.50 Friday for publication Saturday and with property involvement Hotel Reservations • Car Rentals • Group Travel • Business Travel the hug in the middle and did it the town.” cluded Aheam. Steve Freddo, John Haugh, dents on a first come, first served ''basis.'' Three Months...... 39.75 Monday. Aheam said that since the in being 3105,650. Property ^ with a smile. Football Scrimmage damage in fiscal 1972-73 was Karl Kmeger and Tom Labet. NO SERVICE CHARGE Counselors, wb salute you. itiation of the category system The coaching staff of the Also Bill Maneggia, Peter Hours — 9 a.m. to 12 noon, and 5 to 7 p.m. as few years ago, fiscal accoun 835 and property involvement Oiir gratitude and thanks Bolton Bulldogs, the town’s 353, 680. kMorra, Bob Morra, Bob Neil, Place — Auditorium, Bidwell Street Campus tability and efficiency have also to the congregation of Con Pony League football team, The reason for the high Jim Preuss, Norm Preuss, greatly increased. The category said it is extremely happy with Tuition is $6.25 per credit, plus fees, payable in full at Gasoline Protest cordia Lutheran Church who figures in fiscal 1971-72 was toe Richard Quinby, Tom Raimon- registration. opened their doors iand hearts to system r^uires each board and the boys who executed complete loss by fire of the do, Dan Rattazzi, Leon Rivers, the children; the Concordia commission to keep specific ac- themselves well in all phases of Negro bam and is contenb. Ray Soma, Clifford Massey, ravel w We hope the talk about gasoline counb of each item expended. Classes begin on Tuesday, September 4 make adjustments in prices for those staff for cheerful and willing a scrimmage game this week Firemen Graduate Teddy Tedford, Mike Hickey, 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5/Sat 10-1 “There aco^ill some boards retailers in Connecticut closing over retailers who complied with the spirit assistance; the Interfaith Day against Coventry. Twenty-seven members of Richard Nielsen, Bill Dow and and commissions, however. The next scrimmage game Jim Rufini. 647-9949 MANCHESTER the Labor Day weekend in protest of the inflation control effort by not Camp staff and helpers, all of the Bolton Volunteer Fire ------whom from the director to the over price ceilings is just that — talk. raising prices. This can only be done nurse, freely donated their time Brown thrasher. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) COMMUNITY COUEGE We sympathize with the retailers by individual review of each case. and skills; Mrs. Irene Goss, camp who may or may not have a justifiable This will take some time but in the coodinator who for the sixth complaint against the Cost of Living long run it will be fairer to the straight year, untangled all the Council’s pricing policies but the 101 details and then served-as retailers as a whole and to the con dietician, chief cook and bottle proposed shutdown is hardly a sumers. washer during camp; all the f Max Lerner Comments remedy. It would only serve to an With the oil industry being assailed women, especially those in South United Methodist WSCS, tagonize the motoring public which is on many fronts for alleged Junior Women’s Club, St. The Vacuum Society most of us and which is not the real monopolistic and environmentally James Ladies Guild, J.C. Wives culprit. who.in this particularly hot damaging practices; it can ill afford summer supplied cookies and We think the rules under Phase 4 antagonizing its customers by a cupcakes daily; NEW YORK, N.Y. - Come all toe volumes of testimony at How little those parents knew tow strong. I wasn’t nice about provide opportunities for adjustments national or statewide shutdown to East Catholic High School for let us sit upon toe ground and tU toe Watergate hearings. ’The about their children, how it at all. I behaved very incon- . sad stories about lost children siderately, by bothering toe in the ceiling prices ordered for gas the use of their bus; nice N e lly i^ are there’, toe clogged toe communications Saturday protest a 7 cent per gallon profit Mary Cheney Library for — and lost parents. • meaningless, syrupy phrases. between them! What does it police, practically organizing a oline retailers and these avenues ceiling on gasoline which we figure is again supplying us with much “He was a nice, polite man, His neighbors and fellow mean about this society of ur posse. A little lost boy is ICOME IN AND who loved to be around ban and suburban middleclass nothing to be nice or bland should be explored first. about 15 plus per cent on the average. appreciated books; workers used toe same words Spectaculai And to all the churches, ser kids...Dean treated Wayne like about Corll: "nice, polite, families, pleasant, decent, about. When he gets to be 17 or BROWSE... We are aware there are some As for we motorists, we can now vice organizations and wonder a son, and Wayne loved him like quiet,” “toe most infectious quiet, well-mannered? How 18 and becomes a lost big boy— ful people, whose generous con a father.” ’The "nice polite smile...toe nicest and most cor loose can roots be, how weak or dropping out, wandering off, From One Of Our aiiTiiE, Broad Straat retailers who did not increase prices make an alternate plan for the Labor Best Known Makers! TUCKED INTO A CORNER, tributions made the Day Camp man” was Dean Corll, who dial person you’d ever meet.” absent toe connection between drying up all channeb of talk— GS Manchester prior to Jan. 10 in anticipation of shor Day weekend — one built around THIS NEW “OLD STORE" WITHIN-A- possible. manacled, raped, perhaps tor W ^ t’s so wonderful about kids and those who should have it is even more desolating. Infants & Tots STORE IS LIKE A STEP BACK TO tages however, there are many who When you don’t see him or bear staying at home if we have to. If we Blessings, tured, and quite certainly killed being “nice,” it means bland, kept their passionate interest in Corduroy Longles SALE! YESTERYEAR — COME ROAM THROUQH- did. Nancy P. Carr between 21 and 30 adolescent mannerly, nonhostile, with no w ^ t they had given life to? It is from him, don’t just be nice and plan it well enough we might like it boys aud young men before he quiet. Even if it’s unmannerly, Polo Shirts & Total Snug-Warm YOU’LL BE DELIGHTED WITH WHAT YOU ’The Committee for effect, lio emotional energy horrible enou^ to think about DISCOVER The attempt through a shutdown in and stay home more weekends in the Continuing Concern was himself killed. Wayne was directly expressed? Such toe torturing and killings by a go out and raise a now. Crawler O’Alls Knit Sleepers with protest of the ceilings, if successful, future and reduce trips to the gasoline 40 Cobum 17-year-old Elmer Wayne cosmetic quotes are used about sick madman whose sexual and Organize a posse. Orlg. 2.00 to 4.00 Bootle Feet. Manchester Henley; the speaker was the most coldblooded destructive drives had short- would be a reward to those who have Originally 3.50 aaoh. pump as well. Ceilings or no ceilings, Wayne’s mother. criminals, including mass circuited. But it is also dis It is heartbreaking and num already “cashed in” on the fuel shor if the price of gasoline goes much When Wayne called to say he killers like CorU. I think I’ll go maying to find that when 20 or bing when toe kids dbtance batn'0 Apple had told the police all — that GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES tage. higher, many of us will be doing this People Power and live with toe wolves and 30 boys disappeared, their their parents. But the parents Corll paid him and another jaguars in toe depths of toe families went on, not knowing can find new channeb, build $ 5 5 0 MANCHnnit PARKADI-MANCHISTEIt We feel the CLC can and should To the editor: FOR anyway. youth ^ or |10 for each boy they forest. ’They won’t be nice and where they were or even new bridges. We used to bugh Visit Our New Art Qallary - Many Originals Unfortunately, it would be procured for his homosexual cordial and considerate, but whether they were alive, at toe nosiness of the earlier tOI easy to start a recession, if “not acts, that toey.helped him bury they may keep better track of perhaps not greatly caring, cer close, small-town communities, buying”, became top populur^ toe bodies under.toe floor of an their own brood having once tainly not raising toe row with or the busybody prying of Sizes 9 to 24 months Fsmous make. Non-skid solss. Qrow- But in a manner of s^ k in g ^ uid 2 to 4 for boys and a-year gripper-walst. Sizss 6 months unused boat storage house — Mittered and suckled them — toe ^ lice and toe autooriffix, QeighVcrrs in the' slum 7glt1s.' to 4 years. ' ■' “not buying” , is now necessary Wayne’s mother was a ap than the well-meaning, now not using press and radSo to tenement^'. But have we really mj9 until prices level and are preciative of this single, final ..^brokenhearted Houston spread the alarm. improved things by tearing up Hoarding Self-Defeating reduced 10 to 15 per cent. confidence. “He never told me mothers and fathers who lost ’There were a few times when toe roob and breaking toe con V Fortunately, the screwball a thing about it, and he was touch with their sons so com I thought my children had got nections, drying up the com Coeds Favor Classics Dhsk or Table that bought 34 pounds of bacon The fact that food hoarding is self- beef to realize the higher prices which always so considerate.” pletely that they scarcely lost — in Central Park, or in a munications, withering the is in the minority, because hog Those few sentences say Subjects to be taken highly — defeating and creates artificial shor they expect after the freeze is lifted. squeaked a complaint when little wood they wander«i in, or emotions, ending with a prices dropped in Chicago, due more about toe weakning of ce they disappeared in toe midst of on a beach picnic where the vacuum society where authen Our coed casual ‘Pinkey* majors tages was shown in striking fashion in But, we doubt that anyone knows to the lower demand. Lettuce ment of American society than life. waves were high and the under- tic rebtionships are repbced Qanaral Electric in good looka all around campus. Accent Lamps has come down. Onions are San Francisco where rumors of a rice by empty, well-meanbg forms? whether a true shortage exists or if it less. No one likes beef more l^ e n you have a vacuum, OPEN shortage among the people of Chinese than myself but I don’t need is simply caused by so-called someone or sometomg will fill DELUXE by descent started a run on the available economic controls. meat seven days a week and it. M e d W o f i / there are very few that .do. The Innocent The Manson “family” b supplies of the cereal. Much of the public have reacted, Europeans can’t afford to eat TOAST-R- JPurple, Ruby, California, moved into the SUNDAY! ^af|JlRed, Amber, Rice dealers and wholesalers in the however, as if there never would be the way Americans do, and they vacuum left by toe breakbg of / Green or Black city reported abundant supplies of don’t. If we all had three connections among the ^ b 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. OVEN Pinkey any beef again. The urge to hoard or meatless meals a week, the ^ a n d White. Bystander who had lost their old ties and L rice on hand. But supplies were being cattlemen could tell the guys stockpile has been so great that nor found no new ones until hb that are soaking them for the m depleted as purchasers bought in 50-lb mal supplies of home freezers have word became their bw. Dean TROPICAL grain to go pound salt and the Art Hoppe Corll m Houston assembled a lots. One couple was reported to have been sold out. prices would have to level off. kind of ghastly family b toe The pig raiser, the chicken FISH SALE! bought 60 sacks, or one and one-half If the consumer wanted to take a form of toe “wall-to-wall” cw- farmer, and the cattlemen all tons. Happiness Is Higher Prices pses buried under toe boat shed roua CHOICE course of action sure to raise the price claim that it is the cost of the floor. What thrilb they toou^t And as a result the price of a 50-lb of beef this would be it. Buy up the feed that forces them to raise It was on January 11,1974 — newspaper. “Well, it just hit Factories closed.- Millions their prices. they would get to fill toeb emp- MANCHESTER. sack of rice went from a normal 310 to existing supply, create further shor now known as “Black Friday” 33.42.” were unemployed. ’Die Great tbess, what fun to lighten their Instead of panic buying buy in — that toe Dow Jones Canned “By golly!” he’d say elated Depression was on. ' drabness, what anodynes for 314.50. The grade of rice is a type tage and thus raise the price. It is that moderation. If our government ly. “We’re rich!” L-T-n VEST Goods Averages plummeted “The reason it’s great,” said toe pab of bebg big lost boys OPEN White, Beige and PARKADE much favored in San Francisco but it will help by not allowing an in through the psychological All through toe sununer and simple. one old-timer as Iw opened a we shall never know. But we MON. • FRI. Brown, Brown and crease in exports, thus keeping barrier of 200 cents a tin. fall, there was a bull market in is grown in Texas and supplies are The best way to get beef prices . can of his now-worthless might consider how to treat tte Mollies, Kissers, Mixed Blue, Blue and White "We accept All our supply short, we can lick Analysts blamed investor meat. Asparagus shot up. By 10-9 SAT. 10-S M atter Credit Cerda" good. applesauce, “is that in toe last adulb who have lost toeb way, Swords, Mixed Pieties, Angels. ° Rag. $16.00 down to a reasonable level is merely the problem. It’s called people apathy, a cold snap in Antarc October, over-the counter lamb one you couldn’t eat stock cer f STORE power and it works. and created only a vacuum t o to stop buying it. There are other tica and lack of confidence that chops were selling for ten times tificates. their children. AKC Registered Puppies 4 Sincerely, Phase 17 would bolster sagging yearnings. Apples were going Registered Kittens YOU ALWAYS BUY BfTTfP AT There is a lesson for all of us in this meats, and fish and cheese. Jack J. Lappen food prices. for 32.47 each on The Curb Harvest Hill Harvest Hill copy-book case of how scare' buying We do not think that anyone in the 66 Baldwin Rd. On Wall Street, panic swept Exchange. And yeast was rising and hoarding can abnormally deplete Manchester through The New York Foa| daily. SERNfB'S rSifcaSt BLENDED BLENDED United States is going to starve to Exchange. The floor was Rich and poor alike devoted SALE MANCHXaTER supplies and at the same time in death for lack of beef — there are too strewn with iettuce leaves qnd most of their time to playing WHISKEY SCOTCH crease costs. many alternatives. But, if you want to quashed rutabagas as toe big the market and clipping :nni8 wunLU ^ n ssm iM cn 8 Yrs. Old - 86 Proof 80 Proof A Comparison investors rushed to dump their coupons (good for ten cents off) The beef shortage is another in continue paying outrageous prices Sirs: holdings. . from their cereal boxes. Never PET CENTER stance where people have been hur keep on buying in mass quantities and Regarding Other Editor’s Say ’The historic institution had had the country been more hap $ J 6 3 of August 16, nominating Nixon been converted from dealing in py and prosperous. Fifth " t ting themselves ultimately. True stockpiling it. That will keep supplies for the Nobel Peace Prize is stocks to dealing in food toe But by late fall warning signs Qt...... 5.30 Qt...... 5.67 there is an aritficial shortage caused short and send prices up. began to appear. Cantaloupes like rewarding Hitler for previous summer. At toe time, Va Gal...... 10.49 V2 Gal...... 11.24 by the freeze on beef prices which will But don’t complain about high promoting harmony between toe stock market was in the were soft, coffee weak, the races. doldrums. But toe Government marshmallows mushy, and Jell- not be lifted until Sept. 12. prices You will have done as much as John C. Post constantly assured toe public 0 shaky. The Klplinger Cattle raisers are holding back their to create them as the cattlemen. Bow Lake that food prices would rise Newsletter ominously WEEK END "We Save Stafford, N.H. drastically during toe coming cautioned subscribers: “Wabto PARKADE SALEI You Money" six months. Nor did anyone for toe bottom to fall out of your doubt it. grocery bag!” NATURAL HEALTH ’Thus the smart investors sold Let Our Girls their securities and bought food Nervous investors, fearing instead. Within weeks, in that other investors were get FOOD SHOPPE Help You,,, CUP AND SAVE! The Saturday Night Watch vesting in food became a ting nervous, nervously sold out ------COUPON------F-v •COUPON — ---- Today in History H erald nationvdde craze. t h ^ holdings before other ner 17 JEWELS AND ALL DRESSED UP TO GO vous investors could nervously HIGH QUALITY - PARKADE BRAND ’There was scarcely a family Sgcciil kapert Y esterdays sell out their holdings. In three country. in toe iand without at least a CiriBilld i QuRty By The Associated Press In 1867, Johns Hopkins weeks, the Dow Jones average Five years ago: France 25 Yean Ago dozen cases of canned goods in DYMO Today is Friday, Aug. 24, the University at Baltimore, Md., « its basement. And the bi^ sagged 242 points. 25% to 30% Off UREL MAKER CI6ARS Caravelle* by Bulova 236th day of 1973. There are 129 was incorporated. exploded an hydrogen bomb at In this hour of crisis, a fro m Indio a South Pacific testing ground With the deadline for filings money men sat happily on their Prints professional looking A golden tone Caravelle Watch e ilA Q R days left in the year. In 1891, Thomas A. Edison frozen assets. wprridd President , took to the .rill r j i ' •and-beoaoM-the world’s fifth of primary proposals ap labels for metal, plastic, glass or Vi Prices with a stunning attached link Today’s Highlight in history: applied for a patent for a mo airwaves to reassure toe public. bracelet. The 17 jewel movement thermonuclear power. proaching, five members of the Housewives gathered each STRESS B NATURAL paper. Identification purposea. ‘ On this date in 1814, British tion picture camera. *‘I have every confidence that with unbreakable mainspring « One year ago: Security forces Board of Directors signify that day at their supermarkets to troops captured Washington, In 1932, Amelia Earhart check toe ticker tapes installed under the wise economic WITHC VITAMIN E EXTHA SPECIAL means precise, reliable perform in Argentina arrested hundreds they will not seek renomina D.C., and burned the Capitol became the first woman to by every cash register and policies of my Administration, VITAMINS 200 0 1 ance. A beautiful watch at a and White House. of labor, student and political tion. - . . most attractive price. make a non-stop airplane flight food prices will continue to rise ■oMssMOO 10a Ceps leaders after rioting in major while away their hours fBox of 29 On this date— across the United States. watching toe flickering figures indefinitely,” he said. “In fact, R eg.SJ0 gg< provincial cities. ' 10 Yean Ago Rag. 4.69 , Pius Many Other In 79 A.D., an eruption of In 1939, Germany and the on ’The Big Board. if I had any money. I’d buy 100% Long Flllw Today’s birthdays: Liberian Pur* Tobacco — No Scrap* Assorted Styles Mount Vesuvius in Italy buried Soviet Union signed a ten-year ’The annual peach shortcake As food prices continued to some.” Diplomat Angie Brooks is 45. SAVE 2.96 MHd — Quarantaad Quality the ancient cities of Pompeii non-aggression pact. festival staged by the Ei^th soar so did toe national mood of But it did no good. The panic $ 3 4 5 Physicist Ralph ,E. Lapp is 56. i«n If Nu, he. and Herculaneum. Ten years ago; The govern District Fire Department for jubilation. was on. Heavy plungers Thought for today: Reading is In 1777, General George ment of South Vietnam, faced the benefit of toe firemen’s “Remember that case of tuna plunged heavily from their of to the mind what exox:ise is to "/f’s time to get ready tor the end-ot-the-summer SAVE $1.00 SAVE $1.83 Washington led his with growing student unrest, fund, attracts a huge crowd. ^ . I bought last month for only fice ledges, leaving notes like: the body — Richard Steele, bargain hunters. Mark-alt ot the prices down to Revolutionary War army into closed Saigon University and 31.12 a can?” a proud housewife, “I never should have taken Philadelphia. British writer, 1672-1729. what they could buy this stuff tor In the city!" M A N CH ^ER other secondary schools in the would ^11 her husband over toe flyers on fryers.” k 1 PARKADE ^muotoH 3 er QoeoratiMU PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri„ Aug. 24,1973 -a ^C M E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Aug. 24^ 1973- PAGE SEVEN after it was made. Young have passed up bis satisfy its curiosity about you. curiosity had to follow that. It Thanksgiving dinner for the op They are not looking for trouble Grandaddy of Fast Fdods was evident as he traveled that portunity to witness the perfor- and are not easily excited. ' * . the tracks were becoming more mimce. He is willing to admit A dog trained to hunt skunk Animal Farm distinct because there was less that the skunk knew more than never gets scented. He barks to F a s t snow on them. he did. let his master know he has Says Business Is Great Soviet Tourists ^^Shame^.^ USSR The snowfall must have been A skunk’s weapon is aimed found one and is keeping it In Way of 1-291 letting up as the animal backwards but that’s not the standards of “discipline, moral stability, anchored. The dog keeps JAMES R. PKIPKKT The paper also said Soviet tourists have you were, what you saw and" how you traveled. At last there was no way he fires it. He faces the barking while circling the game Ai*(torinl>‘(l VI'rilor political maturity and the respect of the been smuggling rubles abroad in linings of bdiaved.” By BILUE BROWN ^ French-fried onion rings than collective.” " NEWINGTON (AP) - Ralph have to begin selling his pets. snow on top of the tracks so target by twists his body U but never getting nearer than “Host $300 a day for a month purses andsuitcases. It said, for example, As^iated PrcM Writer any three restaurants' in the on onions a little while back,” Such a tourist, the paper said, was Emerson and his aqimal friends The 66-year-oId wild game they could be identified as those shape and is accurate up to ten four or five feet. The skunk that in March more than 1,500 rubles were The paper sharply criticized officials are living on borrowed time. OC9)ffl3ATIOMS of a skunk. or a dozen feet range. Those country.” be said, “but I wasn’t about to MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet tourists Nugzar Kalandadze, a (korgian trade of farm operator says that will be keeps turning to face the dog all A’TLANTA, Ga. (AP) - The An estimated 20,000 confiscated from a noup heading for the who approved character references and A week ago Emerson was After O.C. had followed who have had the misfortune to the time, but at that distance raise prices. My customers sometimes embarrass their country ficial who used his visit to the hard. He’s run the'zoo since man who calls himself “the customers step up to the abroad by “shameful speculation" in con North Sea ports of Poland and l ^ t Ger medical reports on wayward tourists and supposed to take more than 700 1050. ' Sometimes a skunk acts very walked on the level in the direc maybe a mile be came to a spot find out report a shot in the eyes doesn’t snap into the firing wouldn’t stand for it. I took the' Czechoslovak resort of Karlovy Vary to many. grandaddy of the fast-food re sta u ra n t’s two ISO-foot said the requirement for such documents creatures off land condemned “There’s no way in the world dumb. tion he wanted to go. on a side hill where all the snow causes temporary blindness stance. loss.” sumer goods and lack of political maturi sell liquor, cigarettes, transistor radios business” says business is chrome sandwich counters or ty. a (Communist party organ says. The tourists apparently hoped the con was not designed as “an empty for for the lnterstate 291 beltway. we can do it,” says Emerson One day O.C. was driving past After watching as long as and much pain. Helping him maintain the at and watches to resort employes. , traband rubles would supplement the mality.” . and leaves in a five- or six-foot When the hunter arrives the better than ever despite rising drive through the double-deck ’ Zarya Vostoka. party organ of the And everywhere Emerson who claims as many as 2,000 a place where work had recent O.C. wanted to spare the time, circle had been scraped up into Clothing contaminated by a titude is the fact that profits There was also the case of Maria paltry amount of rubles they are legally dog retreats and stops his prices and the specter of food curb-service lot each day. Georgian republic, cited a list of cases in Virtually all Soviet tourists who go and the state have looked, people come to the farm some ly been done beside the road. he drove on and left that dumb skunk can be cleared of the odor keep climbing, customers keep' Bochorishvili and Ketevan (Ivetadze, allowed to dumge into the currency of the a small pile. There were no racket when the skunk is diortages. Prices, pegged for decades on volving Georgian tourists and urged of abroad travel in groups and are required they’ve been turned down. Sundays. There was a steep bank of , skink still trying to get up in the tracks leading away. by washing in tomato juice. increasing, automation has. physicians from Georgia who visited country they are to visit. In Poland, for fascinated by the li ^ t shone in "I run this place like the slogan “ A full meal for 35 ficials to be more careful about whom to obtain character references and ap “Everybody likes animals Emerson says he’s forced to gravel about four feet high. A same place. Evidently he gave . O.C. got a long pole and swept Veterinarians say it is a sim his eyes. reduced employes by 100 in the, Egypt with a Soviet tour group in March example, rubles can be converted freely to but nobody wants them next Paderewski plays the piano,” coits,” have risen 15 per cent they allow to go abroad. and "developed a brisk trade selling proval from party committees and sell the animals because most large skunk was trying to climb up because the next time O.C. away the pile. No skunk. Just ple operation to remove the past 10 years— and the drive-in' zlotys at railway stations. door,” Emerson said ’Thursday. grinnned Frank Gordy, this year. Gordy said he does The long article in the paper just . cameras, cigarettes and even electric employers and undergo a complete town zoning boards don’t want the bank. When about half way passed that way there was no the entrance to an old scent glands from skunks. If sits on one of the most valuable, The sale of Russian vodka, cigarettes But now state officials say to the top his feet would break millionaire owner of ’The Varsi not plan to raise them again reaching Moscow this week contained rare appliances.” medical examination. the animals and some don’t skunk and the bank had not been woodchuck hole plugged up taken young they make very BETTER LATE ty, a 2Vk-acre landmark near lots in town, perched over an and other goods would also supplement a the Emerson Wild Animal loose and he would fall back to when the beef price freeze ends public mention of the screening process "All their energy was channeled into tourist’s spending money abroad. have regulations for zoos. alt pulled down. with leaves and Snow. neat and sociable pets. They THAN NEVER expressway interchange in The paper said it was issuing the war Farm will have to vacate by the bottom but would start right the Georgia Tedi campus; Gor Sept. 12 unless absolutely every Soviet citizen must undergo to make getting as much profit as possible,” Zarya Sometimes a skunk acts very How could that animal pull are advertised for sale in some FLORENCE, Italy (AP) - downtown Atlanta. nings because an increasing number of j Labor Day. up to. try it again. dy calls it the world’s largest necessary. a foreign journey. Vostoka said. “It’s shameful—shameful to “The collective has a complete right to brainy. that pile together as he backed magazines. Paolo and Fiammette Cav- A colorful tradition of Soviet citizens were going abroad. It ad What then becomes of Emer drive-in restaurant. MeanwhilO, he’s not worried. . The paper said official laxity, in the them and to all of us, because they demand a report” from su(± tourists, Windsor, Ont., across the De The top of the bank sloped One day O.C. was walking in into the hole? O.C. doesn’t advise anyone to aciocchi said they had just re wisecracking curbhops — the vised party officials Qiat “enrichment of son’s hippopatomus, George, or Launched the year after the He said he has had no trouble screening had allowed foreign travel for represented abroad not only themselves Zary Vostoka said. “We recommended troit River frran Detroit, Mich., down in both directions to the a light snow that had faUen Or did he get all of it inside try to pick up a wild skunk or ceived four telegrams con most famous was comedian, mind, and not pocketbook,” should be the his five-ton elephant, or the gratulating them on their wed 1920s stodemarket crash on an getting supplies of beef or other people who, once abroad, failed to meet but the rest of our countrymen.” you (for the trip), so please tell us where is the largest entry port on ttie road level. If that skunk had during the night. He came and then push out enough to even let their dog attack one. Nipsey Russell — helps foster main criterion for approving the trips. I lions, bears, tiger, zebra, ding. investment of $1,860, the Varsi staples — all of which he buys Canadian-American border and gone 15 or 20 feet to either his across a track that was almost make the pile? But don’t be afraid to watch one the drive-in’s success even I monkeys and Koko, the chim it is estimated that more than right or left, he could have The telegrams were dated ty sells 22,000 hmnburgers on a by the ton — and anticipates panzee? , obliterated by snow that fell O.C. doesn’t know and would or even allow it to come to though curb service is no longer fSSSS::sa¥A¥SSWS:%S« 21 million persons cross be AprQ 4, 1970. good day and — (Sordy noted none. Emerson said he’ll probably with typical hyperbole— “mo«. its mainstay. tween the two cities each year. ^ &&anng the, Fm e s tl 2 VITO’S OPEN FOR (Formerly Villa Louisa) Villa i^Bioa Hi., Baltoa BREAKFAST Ope" SaBUa;yo—Cleoed Neadayo 0 A.M. DAILY S I N G B E WILLIES 4 Sat. and Sun. 7 A.M. Dining • Entertainment • Daneing OUR OWN BAKED MUmNS RESTAURANT Dhamt Samd 11:30 A.M.-7:30 P.RL CHKSEmYIESIMI-iUiliKMI FOOD STEAK HOUSE 444 CENTER ST. 649-5271 Chef “Dante*’ Complete Luncheons Senred] Specialising in Juicy Tender Steaks And Guide to some of tKo aiforlte spots for dining Our Atmosphere Is Warm Dick Lewis Late Evening Dining • STEAKS • CHOPS SEAFOOD m That will S Enjby nice people in intimate sur You’re SatlaHad Taka Out EXOtiG Rfbn. Dn ii Sat • DINMERS 11:30 U R . to roundings and, experience wonder Sanrlca GocktaHs I OJH. and entertainment in am ai^und the Manchester area, • LUNCHEONS Bo h . 12 ful gourmet delights at the some EL CAMINO PLAZA nooRlo time. It's o perfect night out. • COCKTAILS MR. TURKEY Low tr LlM l I I PJR. Banquet Facilities Available 303 BROAD ST. MANGHESTER IT. 30 YERNON, CONN. m a m featurtna this week,aaa For The Ultimate STAGE 244 MANCHESTER In Dining Center COACH / Street A Mandiester COUNTRY CLUB Caesar^s I 646-1995 CAFE opa RESTAURANT Q 07 WINDSOR AVE RT. S3. VERNON 7 DAYS! TELS72-S3S1 S. MAIN ST.-M ANCHESTER * EVERY WED; IS SPRGIETTI DAY Entertainment WHh Sauea and Toaa Salad, Plua Open To The Public 0 Lunch Sorvod 12 Noon - 2:30 P.M. SECONDS ARE ON USI LEGAL BEVERAGES GROUP THERAPY LUNCHEON SPECIALS Dinner 5 P.M. -10 P.M. A Night of Diningt Dancingf Cocktails Sundays 2 P.M. -10 P.M. Featuring Roger Nssette * EVERY THURS. IS OLD FASHIONED Served Dally 11:30 A.M. PARTIE8/WEDDINQ8/BANQUET8 Vocalist to 3 P.M. Take someone you love out for o FrI. & Sat. 0:30 to 1:30 YANKEE POT ROAST WHh Potatoa and Salad, Plua glorious evening. Start with our hors We Cater To Banquet::, CAESAR’S I Restaurant Sun. 7:00 to 11K)0 G 1110 Main 8L, Wllllmantlc 423-1111 SECONDS ARE ON USI d'oeuvres. Then select steaks, chops, sea Weddings and Parties Optn 7 Day* Tel. 646-0103 Air CondHIonod Cocktail Lounga A Raataurant food from our Continental menu. Then, Ltmehes Served Mon. through Fri. DAILY LUNCHEONS SERVED. get on to the donee floor. 11:30 to 2:30 ITALIAN Whether Its Poputoii Piiiccil . KITCHEN TAKE A DATE DAN’S LA STRADA EAST Mr. Turkey ofV, Manchester Houta 30, Vamon, Conn. OUT FOR DINNER Mr. Turkey Reeteurent located on 303 BrolMl to Stott and have revamped their already popular Wa Spaelallia In Street In Maneheeter hoe recently opened ife new - neiitf 1o include a variety of Italian dishes. The Ouiifig! LA STRADA WEST, Breakfaat Room under the eupervlelon of Dick - : eeteerant alto features a wide selection of the moat Dining out may be fun but dining Lewie of Manchester. The added facility will feature. . lopuier imported and domestic wines and beers to ■HM-STYLTmOATliKKI pur Dinners On Thoae fifSTflUDflOT We Serve Beer i l F l m out with a date can be doubie fun. breakfast menus throughout the day beginning at 0 |o aibng with any meal. Felix Longo, along with RT.6A44A The next time the question of what Are Truly the Beat! a.m. and 7 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. 'H'his ad )ick Lewie and Dante Pedemonte invite one and all Pages BOLTON for your dining pleasure to do on a date try going out for Ynrw Tried Our BmUMt SpBctoh, dition ie lust a portion of our long range plane for to vMIHhe new atmoephere of Mr. Turkey and to try JUST TRY US YOU’LL LOVE IT dinner. Itow Try Div Dlnnto SMCtalttet. expansion,” said Felix Longo, owner. Recently the . wmi^ef their tantilizing diehea. PttZA LASASNE We onto A CoBNdeto MMiL Ftat tomad raataurant added Chef Danto r Fricae That Bra Easy On Your audgeU ^JUUNOERS SPAeHETTI SANDWICHES SHELLS LOSSTER SPECIAL SALADS CAGCIATDMES Breakfast Served Any Time... ANTIPASTD BAKED LA STRADA SPA8HETTI . STUFFED CLAMS LA STRADA <5.95 2 WITH ANCHDVIES ' HDT BREAD WEST Fine Food and Service UH.-10 pjR. - Thun., Fri. A SM. 471 Hartford RB. EAST Banquete, Weddings, Parties 111.10 . - 1 1 pju. - Sun. 12 Noon to 8 M L mHBGnaSMng BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. 10 P.M. Done T o PerfOctlen TAKE-OUT SERVICE 875-4125 Comer ol McKee S L Tickets Also Available At G. Fox, FtartFord, Boxolfice ^Ybiir Ho$U Jim and Your Ho»u Jim OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY AT 4tS0 POST ROAD PLAZA «R N 0 n , c o n n .. CALI TOLl FREE FROM THESE AREAS Closed Tuesday Jean MorkonL.. SUNDAYS AT 12 NOON Morieoni, Jr. Spfid. 567-1801 Htfd. 522-1266 E. Windsor 623-8227 BAiKRUPTA SHAKETS 4 Steve’s & ' Tom’s "REINS” Fff t UMt $ni^ or tiOtnn NARTFORD RD. FORLUNCWI PIZZERIA Inc. Try Bunch of Lunch NEW YORK DAIRY QUEEN DRAZIER 4 WEST ROAD, ROCKVILLE SwvedDalylelwaan 11:30 -1:30 STYLE CaSI NOVriSSTMIRMT OKN 7 DAYS OPIN7 DAYS A l too GHtakan. Pototoas, CDCKTAIL BAR A LDUN8E A WUK 875-6203 A WIEK Salad and Pina Yw Can Eat TOM SENOIT, STEVe BELUHQHIRI "outs 88 T rIc o IMH b. Conn. We Feature... •OiT DEU-RESTAURANT Specializing In the Finest NEW mOLAND LYNNES ROCK t y f e LORSTER BRINDER 8 1 * 4 wMIMUTKl Wn Tix **The Taste of Quality is Long Remembered" mUMI-IMEIIICIUI WHOLE $1 JO H A LFD O e FMED CLAMS...... 95« »I HOT PASTRAMI BLINTZE8 "SophUtleatod Dinlttg at Reatonabh Prices" HAVK rou raiBD IMTIWraiTHIGH POTATO PANCAKES Food-ljqour-Wiue LYNNE'S FAMOUS CQIRRINATION eRINDER CORNED BEEF LOX, BAQEL8 A JUNIOR BURGERS...... 30« ELEGANT BANQIET FAGILITIES TURKEY CREAM CHEESE 51 N.Y. CHEESE CAKE BARBECUED FOROVER20O we raw ■ ALSO DOUBLE A . HAND CUT LOX Businessmen’s Steve A Tom’s SALAD TRIPLE DECKERS SMOKED FISH Luncheons A Dinners sums ROAST BEEF Wfita .... .HI.99^ Entertainment S^ak Out PARTY PLATTERS - 8LOPPY_A 8M0K.EY JOES J Friday A Saturday EvUttings If you’re looking for a delightful spot to bring me . of m h) many Items offered. Patrons may help jmlssl u a E t <1.00 f i m i i i u i R Mon. to Tiinrt. 11 A.M. to 1 P.M. BAR OPEN 11:30 A.M. - 1 A.M. family, or that special date, or an Important, th e m t^ e e to ertep, fresh vegetablee that fill the ANTIPASTO ...... SmiH 1.75 Urgu 225 ye PuBiichousc M.ASnL11 AM.to2AJi. SHAKES ...... 30^ & 50« buelneae cilenL you’ll find The Steak Out on RL 53, OPEN Fri. 4 Sal. NIgMs till 2 A.M. LIGHT LUNCHEONS 11:30 A.M. - 2 P.M. ealatl'^.bar, and add their own selection of rich, TAXI OUT OROne 1*3 EXTRA . K0UTE80 VERNON CIRCLE S154ne3 Sun. OH 9 FJK., WaMafs tW lY FM. - Cloted MonUey Also Opin Snni^ 12 Noon to 11 P.M. In Vernon, will live up to your expectallone. T h i^ ' oreanjw dieesing. Generoue cocktaile are also vm FAVam KBB im BKS n CMHIBT TIM MIL MON.-THUKS.:|IK)0 A.M..rZ:00 MIDNITE CAU AHEAD FOB TAKEHNIT SBIVICE 872-0260 Juicy, steaka, cooked to your order, or succulent' senrad In me dining room or the lounge. Bring the BANANA SUITS ..6SV&85« Rte. 83, Ellington, Conn. FACUIB M U m F« MIMTI, IMVBBAMS, MM MAY MIIB nil. » SAT. 11 KM A.M..I:00 A.M. — SUN. ll:QO-lt.KM P.M a CANMO PIAZA, Rt 30, VERNON, CONL-Td. M54944 6484086 875-0481 seafood aerved In an Intimate, cozy atmosphefe,'. IMtbn — they^ll find a special surprise. ^ um asm n owai umi r was wim homemade breads and rollshee, are but e tow Ai3dvs oaDiw irnd ' PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 24. 1973. , EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri, A..,, 94/ 107? - PAGE NiffE Wedding Downtown open Mon.-8at., 9:30*5:30. Thura. Eve HI 9:00 College Wedding Parkade M, T, 8 10-6; W., Thura., FrI. 10-9 SMILING # SERVICE Graduate Cole*Croueher Hayes-Abair Sandra Ellen Croucher and Steven Cole were united in marriage Aug. 10 at the First Congregational Church of Ver* non. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. William H. Croucher of Mystic. The bridegroom is the CLUB son of Mr. and Mrs. Vemice Cole of 46 S. Alton St. Cur^ powder, minced parsley Dip weH-drained canned pine- The Rev. John Lacey, pastor and minced chives are good addi- apple slices in fritter batter and a m of the First Congregational tions to canned cream of chicken deep-fat fry until brown; serve a multi-purpose 4th brsnd! Church of Vernon, performed with ham to company. the ceremony. travel bag Mrs. Tracy West Jr. of Old that does everything Mystic was matron of honor. §TAR GAZElC*0 It’s called the 'organizer*. You’ll Richard Neff of Manchester “BjrCXAYR. POLLAN- served as best man. A R in UIRA have to agree — It’s perfecti M/U. ]l 1 1 Your Dally AeHrHy Gukh K un. 2f jrt After a wedding trip to New ’ Ateording Io Iho Sian. ' Very roomy! Multl- m . If ocf. 22^ Hampshire, the couple will live .^..4-22-33.441 To develop message for Saturday, compartmental Eaay-to-flip- in Rockviile. ;&/5445-8M3 read words correspoixiing to nuntbers of your Zodiac birth sign. £ open, outside cotnpartment Mrs. Cole, a 1971 graduate of ^TAURUS SCORPIO A n . io 1 Turn 31 Glomour 61 On keeps your credit cards and Stonington High School, is 2 A 32 Possibit OCT. 211 RODNEY E. JOHNSON MAY 20 62 Confidence checkbook right at your employed at Aetna Life In 3 You 33 1$ 63 Wardrobe HOY. 21 176 Wadsworth Si., Ext. 5-2041-42 4 The 34 You've 64 Signolr fingertips, yet guarded. surance Co., Hartford. 1^52-6342-84 5 Puf 35 Dream 65 Building ' Manchester 51-^-72 Mr. Cole, a 1966 graduate ot 6 IM IN I 6 Electrify 36Creotive 66Todoy Convertible shoulder strap. BS Degree 7 Your 37 Come 67 True SAiHTTARIUS Manchester High School, is ^ MAT V 8 Your 38 And Black, camel, navy, Juaniala College 68 And HOY. '-ji attending evening classes at 9 Keep 39 Hor>ed 69 Knowledge Huntington, Pa. yV •'UN* “ 10 Slight 40 For 70 A4onner OK. accessories, downtown and Manchester Community 9-16-27-36 11 The 41 Fovoroble 71 Cloud l>'49-70-78 12 Use 42 Into 72 Optimism 1-14-2546, Parkade. College. He served for three 47-5849 ' years with the Army including CANCIR 13 Desired 43W otch 73 Dramatize ^JUNl 21 UDoydreoms 44 Bright 74 Your CAPRICORN a tour of duty with a military ISProverbiol 45Moy 75C loselr OK. 22 Check Meat hJVLY 22 16 A 46 Got 76 Impressive advisory team in Vietnam. He 17 Intuition 47 Channels 77 Showmanship JAH. I t -W-, y is employed as an operating ^.,2-13-24-35 18 W on't 48 Home 78 T o ^ y 3-18-2940: Price Labels ^4 5 -5 ^7 19 Prestige 49 A loof 79 Nine 61-71-79451 engineer at Allied Building 20 Some 50 To 80 Good Systems. LIO 21 Accidents 51 Exude 81 Shorp AQUARIUS For Accuracy ) JULY 22 22 Doy 52 Your 82 Go JAH. 20 23 Whot 53 Troffic L aUG. 22 83 W ill F li. 10 STORKS — With meat prices 24 Money 54 For 84 Shopping ^10-21-32-43 25 Into 55 Observers 85 Today 8-17-2849^. at an all-time high, consumers /5344-75 26 Chickens 56 Come 86 Edge 5A6M146l^ should take special notice of the I A Hard-shell clams are found iq VIRGO 27 Cool 57 Charm 87 Roost Gerrick Photo 28 Is 58 IrKreose 88 Persuosion piscn prices they are being charged three sizes: the smallest is the /II 29 Go 59 To 89Todoy « s . ^ for meats. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Hayes littleneck; the medium size the f swr. jj 30Aspected 60 A 90 W in MAR. 2 0 * ^ Dr. Louis A. Malkus, Exten cherrystone; and the largest is ill“15-26*37 12-23-3446/ Adverse ^jN eutral sion livestock and meat called the chowder clam. to*48-59-87-89 6 5 6 ^ ^ °°° 57-6848-90(.g| SERVICE specialist at The University of Miss Linda A. Abair of bride’s niece was flower girl. Connecticut, points out that this Manchester and Stephen A. All the bridal attendants wore means more than just thinking Hayes of North Coventry were gowns of supple matte jersey that prices seem high. This united in marriage July 21 at with raised waistlines, h i^ means checking the labels to Assumption Church, collars, gathered fitted cuffs, Good News! New Lower Prices! make sure you are being Manchester. and highlighted with Schiffli charged correctly. The bride is the daughter of embroidery. ’They wore chiffon ’The UofC specialist suggests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abair of 23 and flowered headpieces. ’The Get a bucket of chicken, you take a notebook with you Deerfield Dr. The bridegroom matron of honor’s g6wn was when food shopping and do is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd maize and the other attendant’s have a barrel of fun. some multiplication. If a label Hayes of Brewster St., North gowns were soft orchid. says a rump roast costs $1.89 a Coventry. Russell Hayes of Rockville, pound and weighs 4.62 pounds, The Rev. Paul Trinque of the bridegroom’s brother, was it should cost $8.73. It may have Manchester officiated at the best man. Ushers were Richard been marked higher. double-ring ceremony and Bluto of Munson, Mass.; Bud SOI Farminiton Ave., Hiitfoid I (taitHinnCiMtam) If you discover that the price offered the nuptial Mass. Meyers of Columbia and Sandy 3.99 is marked incorrectly, don’t 2364 Cofbin Aw., New Bribin (Nut hiM u Hi|h ScM ) 930 New Biibin Ave., West HitUord (At Dww if Hiidete I m ) The bride, given in marriage Morris, both of Columbia. just put the meat back in the by her father, wore a white silk Michael Durkee and atthew 410 Firininiton Ave., Btistol (Wni si iiiiw Ptua. m. S) 300 Butnside Ave., Eest Hartford (acnu itm m iiim Petk) values to 6.00 case for an unaware shopper to organza gown with princess Hayes, nephews of the bride 666 Queen SIteel, SoutUn|ton (H. lo. io h i inm 2spt) 40S Petk Street, hertfotd (lo ise vtntuwa sunt) buy — go to the store manager silhouette fashioned with a and bridegroom, were ring Turtle lVe«k* 307 Middle Turnpike West, Minchester (Acnu item rnkadi) 1000 Blue Hills Ave., Btoonrficld (C m H UOtm Cme l i ) or meat manager and check the sheer yoke rising to Victorian bearers. label and pricing with him. collar, full bishop sleeves with A reception was held at the 1761 Betlin Turnpike, WethetsTiild (Ao m i inm M CokIi Ciii) 27 Tovm line Rd., WetheisMd/RocIqr Hill (Acnu in n U M it jersey prints If you should get the meat wide buttoned cuffs with Country Squire in Ellington. home and discover that the scattered lace motifs on the After a wedding trip to Cape go from summer price on the meat label is in {tom top Choose ftom sleeves, all trimmed with peau Cod, Mass., the couple will right into faii correct, Dr. Malkus offers d’ange lace. She wore a chapel- reside on Foster Dr., Williman- these guidelines:, length mantilla edged in tic. Check your multiplication acrylic-Ft°"’ matching lace. Mrs. Hayes is employed at again. Wear them now, then In the fall Career < Mrs. Janice Durkee of South Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Divi Have someone else check Windsor, was her sister’s sion of United Aircraft Cor under blazers and Jackets and your arithmetic. 6.UP matron of honor. Bridesmaids poration as a senior computist. the new big sweateral The Save the meat as well as the were Mrs. Cynthia Pannebaker Mr. Hayes is a veteran of two price is right,.so don’t miss this' ^ >f>rice tag and your cash register of State College, Pa.; Miss years service in the U.S. Army iM ienttcoiiiesto opportunity to sayel receipt. Eli^ Parr of ^nchester; and and is employed as a lineman Washable, triacetate jersey. Take these items back to the Miss Gail Soucy of South Wind for the Connecticut Light & y o m g fe e t store as soon as possible aftei* sor. Miss Deborah Durkee, the Power Co. All sleeveless. Cowl collars, u- you discover the error. Jfftt wOTeoM pras. necks, zip-fronts. S-M-L-XL. See the store nianager, or if Downtown and Parkade. he is unavailable, contact the ‘Early American Home’ store manager. If yixi’re ready fora new idea in sport shirts. Career Qub's got it In most case8, the store will Like this scalM-up plaid in 100% Amd* triacetate knH, with new spr^ collar. $14.00 Topic Of MCC Course correct the error. If they should not, write a short note to the president of the company. If it’s Manchester Community Tlie course starts Wednesday, a national grocery store chain, College, Division of Extension Our trained professional Sept. 19 and meets for ei^t-. his name and address should be CAREERCLUB'SHIRrS OFARNEC. Services, will offer a new shoe fitters have fit thousands weeks through Nov. 7, from 7 to S M I L I ^ f S E R V IC E available at the local public course this fall entitled, “The 9 p.m. of Stride Rites to thousands Early American Home.” of young feet. We know how library in “Thomas’ Register of Manufacturers.” If the store is Emphasis will be placed on Instructor will be Mrs. Elaine important fit is to a growing local, contact your local the objects and materials made Stetson and her special guest child’s foot. How important it and used by our ancestors in lecturers will include; Philip newspaper’s Action Line or Dunbar, assistant director and is for that foot to have support government office for the; name their homes and will explore and room to grow. So we take the kinds of houses in which curator of the Connecticut and address of the grocery 12. people lived. Attention will be Historical Society; Adelma extra time and extra care store president. focused on Connecticut in par Simmons of Caprilands Herb when we fit a pair of Stride Make sure your letter in ticular and on "New England in Farm, noted lecturer and Rites. We follow your child’s cludes all the facts — store Regal’s has the largest selection of Knit general. Specialists in the fields author of “Herb Gardening In foot development every step name, date of purchase and of Early American crafts and Five Seasons” among other, of the way. (HMitact you have made locally antiques will deliver the lec books; Herman Marslull, lec with the store. Make a copy of Drees Shirt8...Turtlenecke...Knit tures. Some of the areas to be turer and restorer of Early the meat tag to include, if possi covered will include; Architec American Homes; and Mary StrideRite ble. 8port8hirt8...Sleevele88 Sweaters and tural Development of Houses Elva Erf, instructor in spinning If you gain no satisfaction from the 17th through the 19th and crewel embroidery. with the above steps, write to: High-Fashioned Drees 8hirts...Ea8t of the century; making and Tuition is $25. For further in Department of Consumer decorating cloth; the develop formation, contact the Division Protection, State Office ment of American furniture; of Extension Services, Building, Hartford. Ask them to Riverl fireplace cooking; and the 18th Manchester Community 32.00 send you a complaint form. century garden and it’s uses. College, 646-2137 or 646-2138. Time is money and running to every men’s About Town T ona l store isn’t necessary, when you can do all For that n** Club’s The Rev. Ondon Stairs, gutm acher pastor of Community Baptist JestI* your shopping under one roof... wardrober in Church, will conduct a service tone-on-tone ^.^^bed Sunday at 6:45 a.m. on radio ribs and argyie piaid station WINF. The program is THINK REGAL’S FIRSTI open the sponsored by the Manchester Area Conference of Churches Riba plus argyie teamed for and the Manchester Area the first fall dayel Argyie Clergy Association. patterned cardigan Jacket and ZLOaTIONSTOSiRVEYOU! . ants. Ribbed short sleeve 9 louse and skirt. Rayon HEALTH CAPSULES® v h it w loftR e E hy Michael A. Petli,ata bonded to acetate for smooth fit and shape retention. Brown. 1^ pgiHB Beef rue. B tsT Lm Sizes 10-18. dresses, down Beep 2 REGAL MEN'G town and Parkdde. THt COl4mt MffFS SrOlU" f o r MANCHESTER VERNON Aaa 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA <9 I" 643-2478 872-0538 M0N.*SAT.9:30t«9t30 MON.*nn. 10i0dto9:00 SATURDAY lOtOO to S :M <2 «eer f a b r i c / THURSDAY 9:3010 9:00 l-jY -SMVIMONS C lu b PUsrim AtillsM | S ( K 1 ® ( 1 § n if £enTAiMLy H orrse CHARGE YOUR PURCHASE WITH MASTER CHARGE OR WITH YOUR ^ FABRIC DEPARTMENT^STORES ne/u.rmefr. rm^ Moer eXFeii^D/e deep MAi Be ‘PERSONAL’ REGAL CHARGE CARD! V / MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 9 4 off 1-86) MANCHESTER PARKADE me r A ifte e r, Btir it TSf Ma$r PAT. Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. imBVWR.-R-R-.I ------.t-_ as te i I PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 24, 1973 • ' * M^CHESTER e v e n in g HEBALD. C o„„, Fri.. M T O - PAOR F.I.F.VI» ^BullitV DA. LA WRENCE E. LAMB what has happened in Japan. egg white, chicken, turkey, Before World War II Japanese muscles. While it helps to those kinds of habits to quit fish, mature bean seeds and develop a strong body and I Youth Scene children were small. After the some from cereals. both. If it were Impossible for I approve of it, it doesn’t re Today!s M ovie 1 war and the introduction of tlto lndividual.. to qtiitj both Compiled and Written By Summer Activities i(i Manchester (SAM), Teen needs the American diet of eating As a rule of thumb, a grow place the need for endurancemce simultaneously — and I t ^ exercise such as runni Thought more proteins, the Japanese ing person should eat enough •iogt it isn’t if one really warwants to Cm to maintain full level of ener skiing, swimming or com p,pefi- — I would have the indh children were much larger ------individual We live in a world of ever Tuesday balanced diet than their parents. They were gy, {bd at the same time tiy tive sports, including tennis. stop drinking first., A person suddenly realize that we have growing complexity. It so much larger that they to keep the cdlorie intake and who has a drinking habit will wasted countless opportunities exercise levels sufficiently in becomes more and more dif wouldn’t even fit in their Dear Dr. Lamb — A man want to smoke at the same to experience the depth of life. Tuesday, SAM will present balance that he doesn’t devel ficult to live in, simplicity but normal school furniture. smokes 30 cigarettes a day time and probably won’t quit So, cast away useless and “ Bullitt” starring Steve op any appreciable amounts of alld d r i n k s ® bottles^ without ^stopptag^tte otaplicltysimplicity of life is a foundifoundation anxieties. Ackknowledge your McQueen. B y Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. fatty deposits under the skin. Dear Reader — There is beer a day. On yyour o ir Sadvice h ehe ^ ow , I ’d like to ask Jtonestone of true happiness and con mistakes simply as mistakes, During the growth jphase, a you a question. If a person is tentment. Dear Dr. Lamb — I am on considerable evidence that If fat is accumulating under will quit one of the habits, but without looking for excuses or There are not many cops like boy should get at least 70 to 80 caught In a developing flood in the school wrestling team and inadMuate amounts of nutri not both. Which would you Simplicity of life makes you Bullitt around: Italian shoes, grams of protein (about 2^ to the skin, you know the individ looking to compare the faults of have to keep my weight down tion during the growth phase ual is getting more calories advise him to discontinue? ------do, should available to others, but also turtleneck pullovers, reports ^ calories) or even as much he so underground in a storm others. You are responsible to 122 to 124 pounds. I also lift can stunt a person’s growth. than he actually needs. available to experience the as 100 grams of protein a day. cellar to get away from the only for the living of your own about personal misconduct, and weights. 1 am 5-foot, 4^inches This is particularly true if beauty of life as it unfolds This can be gottm from a va Weight lifting alone certain tornado, or climb a tree to life. That’s sufficient work for a his “ disruptive” influence. tall and 15 years old. I would there are limited amounts of riety of sources including lean ly will not stunt your growth, Dear .Reader — It’s not avoid the rising flood waters? around and within us. As we get lifetime. You get to wonder if he’s up like to know if keeping my proteins in the diet. A good meat, fortified skim milk, in fact, it’ll stimulat the de which, but in what order. I enmeshed in all the cares that for trade, an easy mark. But weight at this level can slow national example of this is (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) uncreamed cottage cheese. velopment ' strong would advise anyone with “ they” tell us are important to Rev. Eugene J.Charman down or stunt my growth. when some rare Chicago blood succeed in this world, we may St. James Church starts spilling in San Francisco, Also, will weight luting slow they give Bullitt the mop. down or stunt my growth? The plot is dense with detail Saad yer qetsdeet to Or. LamS, about the way things work: m cart of M t aawspaptr, PJ>. fax All Stores Join in Celebrating the hospitals, police, young ’The lower right balloon is Russian for “ Who is this?” 1551, M h Citf Slolrea, New Yetk, politicians with futures, N.Y. 10019. for a eepf of Dr, Um Vt gangsters dingy hotels, air beoMaf ea tofanetd M, seed 50 ports, love affairs and traffic. caato to the tamo oddrott aed atk See the famous chase on San h r “ Bahoted DmC booklet Francisco’s hilly terrain from a behind-the-wheel view. Hie set ting in San Francisco is solidly Crossroads there. GRAND OPENING Drug Advisory Hebron “ One of the best movies I’ve seen this year with the most Center of our 25th Store in Southington, Conn. exciting 15 minutes of cinema Parties Differ Fve seen in I don’t know how 33 Park St. long.” Saturday Review. On Constables “ A Winner! It fastens your Kodak Color Film Sale Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday ANNE EMT seat belt from the start. A tlvough Friday. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Correa pondeni super movie.” — Cosmopolitan. Saturday. K/KX, 135-20X Color Slides..... 1.34 “ A crime flick with a taste of Tel. 228-3971 There appears to be a Pensive Pussy Cat. (Photo by George Sweetnam) genius...and action sequence K/KX, 135-36X Ctolor Slides..... 1.89 that must be compared with the Call 646-2015 difference in opinion between best film in history.” — Life Phone Manned the Republican and Democratic KX-126-20X Color Slides____ 1.34 \ Magazine. Town Committees as to 24 Hours whether or not the present town “ Bulletti” will be shown K A -4 64 Su p e r Film ______ordinance calling for the elec 8 2.09 Tuesday in Mt. Nebo at dark. ■ 5 ' Crafts Fair Saturday What tion of town constables should CX-126-12X w/processing* .....2.77 be abolished. Panasonic Cassette mnam To Do The Board of Selectmen is in Emerson 8 Track agreement that the appoint CX-126-20X w/processing*_3.99 T a p e R ecorder Friday — One Way Coffee Area craftsmen are During the crafts show local 12. Jensen — Papier tole (teen ment of constables would be House near Rockville High on AM/FM Multiplex preparing for the second craft groups will be entertaining the booth). better for the town as there are ’^Processing by Leading Ind. Lab. Old Town Rd., 7:30 p.m. G.E. Spray, Steam show of the summer in crowds with folk music. 13. Pam Gburski — Crochet WE CHALLENGE... some elected constables, who Entertainment Remington Super The Burning Bush Youth Manchester. Both participants The craft will be open from 11 pocketbooks. will not perform duties when F ellow ship, Rt. 6 and 66, 0 C h ( and Dry Iron Hand Held Dryer from the successful anniver a.m. to 7 p.m. and is free of requested. e c k U sto f System 14. Gutsfsen — Marantha Willimantic, 35 Bricktop Rd. CONSUMER REPORTS sary craft show and new charge. The board contacted both 3 9 ® 5 Specially Priced! Our Reg. 19.99 Coffee House — Christian craftsmen will be selling their These are some of the local Saturday - Concert, SAM, OR wv vnn u s im uuomtoiiks! to tut tm$ kw cnm miths color tv town conimittees as to their Back-to-ScKool Savings! work Aug. 25 at Center Park. people participating as of Aug. paperbacks for teens, comics. Mt. Nebo, 7-11 p.m. Our best selling tape reporderl preference. A fter Some of the crafts 17: 15. Craig Woykovsky — Candle Maranatha Coffee House at □ Zipper Top Portfolio 16”x11” S 89® Built-In microphone, easy key Against ANY Color TV on tlio Market! Last week the Republican S a le bottles and papier mache birds the Chlvary Church on Middle board control. Automatic stop at represented include: 1. SAM Exhibit Booth — This Town Conunittee voted Uiat the P rice (teen booth). Turnpike. end of tape. 4RQ309 Decoupage, leather, lawn or must be the first booth as you present elected procedure □'Composition Book 3 for 88® S4.70 6 9 “ naments, crochet, leaded glass, enter the show. Monday - Play, “ Last of the should be continued. However, 16. Linda Gray — Papier tole, Red Hot Lovers” by Neil Ampex Blank Cassette Tepee 25 steam vents; spray operates Power packed motor for quick candles, paper crafts, and soft 2. Bea and Bruce Sheftei — n e w 1974 MODELS Tuesday evening, the Separate bass and treble bal on any setting. Water apple dolls, ecology boxes, drying; 2 speed switch, 2 combs toys. leather and potpourri, next to Simon, Triangle Playhouse, Democratic Town Committee ance control. All solid state tran pocket books, wooden pins, ties □ Papermate “98 ” Ban Point Pen 2 for 9 9 ”l window. Fabric temp, dial, #F92 and styling bruch. «PD600 Among the more unusual SAM booth. Farmington, 8:40 p.m. voted to recommend support of sistor circuitry. Full power trans (teen booth). former FM with AFC #31M35 crafts represented will be 3. Cathy Kudlack — Paper Tuesday - Movie, “ Bullitt,” an ordinance for appoint^ con fs .Tfl.44 Mt. Nebo at dark. etchings in ink, apple dolls, flowers made by the Burning 17. Louise McGrady — Shirret stables. □ Swingline Cub Stapler fJo 1.37 paper antique floral Bush Youth Fellowship teen rug making. Play - “ Last of the Red Hot Any change, if the selectmen Lovers.” arrangements, and jewelry booth. 18. Diane Plompen — Pins, wish to proceed further, would □ Cork or Chalk Boards 3.^ 1.99 I made from flatware. 4. Lorraine Woykovsky — ceramic plaques, antique floral Wednesday — The Bridge, > have to go to a town meeting to ‘ drop-in center, open every day H g B l Besides the selling Etchings in ink. arrangements. abolish the present ordinance fontnu and Wednesday nights, Hart craftsmen, the SAM program . 5. Sandra Stern — Decoupage. FREE 4 YEAR and^reate a new one. $uwtet // will be displaying items made 6. Althea Framer and Philip 19. Marilyn Durant — Antique ford call 236-2979. Democrats by the SAM class participants Framer — dried flowers, wall floral arrangements. Play - “ Last of the Red Hot Richard Keefe, chairman of Lovers.” »i Jiiiiiii: this summer and items entered hangings, wood key rings, 20. Edward Bailey — Spoon the Democratic Town Com in the judging. macrame, and leather barretts. jewelry. Thursday — Play, “Last of ATMCHMOU)CiCiU.WAiCTMBOUOW Deep Green Vigoro mittee, has appointed Paul Vigoro All Golden Vigoro Deep Green Vigoro Perennial Rye Merlon Kentucky Faith Gaber of the Craft and 7. Kathleen Roy — Leather the Red Hot Lovers.” Lawn Fertilizer WARRANTY Blow as chairman of the com PurpoM Fertilizer Lawn Fertilizer Weed & Feed Grass Seed Bluegrass Seed Hobby Center on Main Street jewelry, rings, bracelets, mittee’s Harvest Fair booth. covart R eg. A Q C CP will judge. She has started art chokers, necklaces, earrings, Assisting Blow will be David 10,000 First IVs To covers 9.95 ft. at the Hartford Art School of (teen booth). w n a S Allbee, who will be in charge of 5,000 Reg. 4 O95?o!ooo R eg. 2 9 7 51b. R eg. 4 9 7 PICTURE TUBE 3 % 2 ® ^ sq.ft. 15.000 aq. 14.95 I £ sq.ft. 3.99 bag. 6.99 the University of Hartford and 8. Mr. and M rs. Joseph anOOINNRATION lOOSSOUD STATI purchasing cigarettes; Joseph Rag. 13.95.. .11.95 Use on flowers, shrubs, 5,000 aq. ft. has worked in various craft Lavalette — W oodcraft and MODULAR I.C. COLOR TILRVISION Fill, booth construction; Mimi 10,000 sq. ft. 5.000 aq. For (he finest tong tasting trees, lawns, hulls and veg rag. 7.95:...... 6.95 For fast coverage on all lawn. medias. jewelry, lawn ornaments. MARLOWS Tyler, art work; Cynthia etables,______Rsg. 7.H ...... 6.77 Rim. 5.48...... 4.95 Kills weeds as It fertilizes. soils. Ribbons will be awarded for 9. M rs. F ifi L avigne — FOR LABOR Wilson, scheduling volunteers; M etal A sso rte d first, second, and third , in Crochet shawls, homemade CURTIS MATHES and Deiuiis Shea, treasurer. :SiSm Kordite 3 Bushel 18” Deluxe 4 Ply Deluxe 5/8 ” x 50’ various categories such as ties, and decorative oil cans. Keefe also appointed two Waste Basket H an gers crochet, needlecrafts, jewelry 10. G erald F reidm a n — BOYS', GIRLS', TEENS’, SHOES campaign committee chair Lawn & Leaf Bags Bamboo Rakes Nylon Reinforced Hose I making, decoupage, wood Leaded glass and wire jewelry. PARTS man, Mra. Joan Rowley to han 100% YOUR O u r R e g. O u r R e g. work, painting and sketching, 11. Milton Jensen — Molded dle publicity and Sal Mastan- CHOICE 1A9 99<= O u r and multi crafts. candles. drea to write the platform. . Then W s Back To School Z. d Q c R e g. Other committees will be ap • Presidents • World Map • 3 Pants • e Drasa r S ' 9 p a c k 6A9 SOLID STATE ___ ) Split Wood toColor Tone • 3 Skirt • 3 Suit 4.97 pointed at a later date. • Slack Bar Heavy duty plastic for many 24” size Rag. 3.29...... 2.27 All season vinyl compo'bnd with home uses. 30” size Reg. 3.99...... 2.77 nylon lire cord. Transparent | 3 Bu. 20 pack Reg. 1A 9 ...... 99«^ cover In assorted colors. Hush Puppii^s I AS Andover First Student R egen t i * . ,WT* - L.J Richey Named Steel Frame GARDEN & PATIO SHOP 8AVE AN EXTRA "VAL” Tenni$ Racket Tennis Tourney for women... ZBA Alternate I'-i bur Reg. 14.99 Bub Last. Brushed; ANNE EMT 20% OFF also Bitter Chocolate Females Correspondent Our Reg. Low Prices On Our The first Student Tournament and Toast Tel. 228-3971 CLEARANCE Linda Lemieux, C3ieri Dow. sponsored by SAM proved Male singles champ: Dan The Board of Selectmen has 8AVE OFF OUR Entire Stock Manchester has talented youth. Fox. YURS appointed Albert Richey of REGULAR With first rate tennis displayed Male doubles champs: Dan Long Hill Rd. as an alternate to UP TO SNEAKERS in all categories, the future the Zoning Board of Appeals to 10.77 Fox, Gary Compasso. PARTS steel frame, quality nylon tournament stringing, LOW PRICES looks promising for tennis in fill the vacancy created by the professional non-slip grip #22599 % R«g. Female singles champ: Cheri n-slii 33 I Men’s & Boys’ Sneakers 2.99 5.99 Manchester. Trunpike TV will InttaU alactronle recent death of George Guay. % : Basketball, deck A q A a Dow. Three divisions made up of "SADDLE 11” parts thstwra deftcUve In matarlal o r. The board discussed bids •Patio Furniture •Hammocks •Picnic Jugs shoes, tennis etc. &a9j9to4ar9 Mixed doubles champs: Dave workmanship undsr normal usa and fo r men... received for a new road sander I Women’s sneakers R*g- . - last grades completed, in Limieux, Linda Limieux. sarvica tor FOUR YEARS from tha Roberts 1/2 inch 1 99 5.99 cluded; Grades 5-7,7-10 and 10- Combination data the color TV sat la sold to ths k which the town anticipates •Barbeque Grills •Bar-B-Q Tools •Chests I Styles for tennis and 4 C O A 7 0 ' Grades 10-colleges I deck shoes. l a D V H a # 9 college of male, female, and Brushed/smooth, Hash original purchaser. DafacUva drcuH \purdiasing. No decision was Backboard & Goal to Males Rag. . - mixed sexes. Singles and 6rown/Brown, Classic Modulea will ba raplacad with rabuHt tnade on the bids but it is hoped Our Rag. 4 ^ 7 4 •Umbrellas •Baf'B-Q Accessories •Insulated Bags Children’s sneakers 1 99 5.99 Mark Bradley, Peter Heard, circuit modulaa. Colorful styles with Camel/Blue to purchase the sander prior to 15.97 doubles matches were played Russ Sink, Bruce Gordon, I I ! toecaps. the coming winter season. '1/2" all weather hardboard, •Canvas Cots •Torch & Charcoal Fuels *Tropic Torches 1.5910 4.79 with mixed doubles. Ap Howard Slade, Rick Gowen, Funds for the purchase have 1/2" steal official goal with proximately 50 young people Chris Saunders, Rick Ward, net #52067 Marlow’s has Hush Puppies* for every member of been budgeted to lie paid from •Lite Set •Chair & Chaise Pads •Furniture & Grill 0 2 0 took part with support from John Torzsa, Dave Jacobs, YEARS Walt Fraziar Com plala 2 5 % O F F ^•kalball ’ the family — Priced from $9.00 to $22.00. the town’s revenue sharing. Snaikari Rag. 19.95 friends, parents and opponents. Steve Hirschfeld, Gary 3/4” Backboard A Goal Sal Not ell stylet and colors In all stores. No Rainchecks “Of Course, Expert Flttlngl" David Yeomans, first select They were: Cassalino, Steve Hadge, Carl LAROR Pra-niounted man, reports that some time swing down loop, Rag. M.97 Grades 5-7 Schuh. next week it will be necessary all position A iia ^ Male Females AS THE TV COMMERCIAL says - mounting 1 4 Fun Yaara of U ix ir ProtacUonI No to close Hendee Rd. to repair brackel#53014. New Low, Low Price David White, Eddie Lemieux, Kathy Donovan, Annette labor chargaa tor 48 monthal Afiar the old wooden bridge crossing Matt Tobin, Tom Donovan, An Duke. tha first 90-day adjuatmant parted, Spalding W ill Chamberlain Hop River. Heavy Duty Basketball drew Browne, Randy Everett, Male singles champ: Chris ttrara wifi ba a nominal travel chwga Giant 10’ Storage Building Yeomans was uncertain as t o , Official size and Rag. C77 Michael Fraser, Rob Saunders, Saunders. for aarvica In lha home. exaetty what day the town crew weight #61-241 8.M Danny White, Steve Everett, Male doubles champs: Dumb would be working on the bridge Our Reg. 109.99 BUI BertneU. Annette Duke. but anticipates that the laying Females High Arch Roof Design Mixed doubles champs: YEARS of new wooden planks should Susan Lucek, Cheri Dow, Kathy Donovan, Chris only take one day, most likely Beth Tobin, Debbie Bond. Saunders. is from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Male singles champ: MUce PICTURE SAM believes this tourna He will inform residents of Custer. Black & Decker ment showed the great interest the exact date as soon as plans Male doubles champs: Tom TURE M 10' xr x6'4"8lze Black & Decker Cordless developing in tennis and would are definite. Cordless Double Edge Donovan, Rob Saunders. beautiful §1 Ribbed steel panels with like to make this student Electric Grass Shears ^ exclusive all season finish. Female singles champ: Cheri tourney an annual event. For Tumpika TV will Inatall a rabuHt pto- Shrub Trimmer Dow. tura tuba In axehanga tor a p k A n K Window wall panel. Lockable the 18 year olds and above, the BF.TTER SERVICE... GREATER SATISFACTION tuba that la datocUva ki maiarW or ^ door handles.______Female doubles: Susan Recreation Department Tour workmanship under normal usa and Lucek, Cheri Dow. nament for non-teaching pros tatvtoa tor FOUR YEARS irom 'UM BOLAND & 10' x 10’ X 6'4" Reg. 144.99 M ix ^ doubles champs: Cheri will be in September. Look for data lha color TV aal It loU to Hw Zenith 19” Diagonal 14.99 MANCHESTER orighMi purchMor. 19.99 4 Now 119.97 Light & easy to handle. Trims Dow, Matt Tobin. MOTORS details appearing in this paper. Budget to 36 Months Compact Color TV Light k easy to handle, high ^ All Sizes Approximate neatly around lenrf>s Battery Grade 8-10 SAM would like to thank battery & charger charger included.» 8280 UnMCUISM id.# 8181 Males Mayor Johif W. Thompson for 4 Door Hordtop. WMto, euoloin, S EVKRXxHUfa F(Ht FAMILT AMD BOMB 81NOB 1911! air conditioning, automatio Chris Everett, Todd Custer, the idea, the Recreation OPEN Over 9 0 % solid state. David Custer, Mark Perrone, tranamlaalon, powar brakaa, Department for cooperation Downtown BWn St., StondiMter — 649-5991 WED., THUR&, Fill. powar alaaring. 25,000 volts of picture 3 WAYS TO CHARGE David Lemieux, Andrew and valuable assistance, the power. Titan 101 S A L E : FRI & SA T . Open 6 Days — Ib a n . NigiiW tm 9:00 .....$2195 Wrobel, Jeff Issner, Gary Com- Manchester Herald for support, SMENMI chassis # S2941. li/uiaitMo MANCHESTER NEXT TO STOP & SHOP 04025. passo, Steve Everett, Dan Fox. and thanks to all partici|»nt8. TILO Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 pjn. M i CaiTBI tllEET Saturday 9d)0 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. m m «318 1145 Tolland Tpke. H ;$ 4 S -IS 2 0 Just Say, “Charge It” , PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 2l4. 1973 ^ y ^ C H E S ’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 24,1973 — PAGE THIRTEEN Obituaries East-6f-River FBI Probing I m i l i i Community Colleges, CPTV Plan Course in Government (Continued from Page One) Commerce; and Floyd Tucker. In response to questions, Manchester Community lesson , will be able to call .Mrs. Ruth P. Smith Bridgeport Vote during the course. Testing applied toward a degree at any loa^, many motorists are Shugrue said plans are to start College (MCC) and (Connecticut Manchester Community Mrs. Ruth Piper Smith, 82, of sessions will be scheduled on of the community college. pouring on the backroads and widening 1-86 from the Sewer Link Item Public Television, Channel 24 in College and speak with William 37 Alexander St., died this mor Saturdays, between 9:30 and 11 The college has published a creating congestion there. Hartford, have completed plans Dowd, assistant professor of ning at Manchester Memorial Massachusetts line late this ‘Bounty’ System a.m., on the (xillege campus. descriptive broshure, with a Potter said a municipal bus year and 1-91 widening plans to offer a college course for social science. In addition, on- Hospital. She was the'widow of Qn Board Agenda Special arrangements will be registration form, about the TV system is desirable but toi be are being developed for the credit, beginning next month, to campus question and answer Leicester Smith. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The Connecticut’s FBI agent in made for individuals who can course offering. Copies of the fully effective must be in viewers of the educational sessions will be held at MCC on Mrs. Smith was bom April 17, Hartford-Springfield section. FBI is invesUgating an alleged charge, Thomas Levitt, would authorities have indicated not come to the campus. brochure can be obtain^ by tegrated into a statewide Shugrue m e with Bloomfield When the Manchester Board television channel. three Saturday mornings for 1891 in Nictaux Falls, N.S., “ bounty” system of voter only confirm that an inquiry favorable action on thier 85 per Students who complete the calling the extension services system to become a viable residents ’Tuesday and other of Directors meets Sept. 4, its Actual negotiations were review and discussion of course Can., and had lived in registration in the 1972 George was being conducted at the cent, or 846,800 contribution. requirements for the course office which has two special alternative to the automobile. meetings include Farmington agenda will include a public carried out on behalf of the material. Manchester since 1946. She was McGovern campaign, the request of Special Prosecutor He said, until the 846,800 is will receive three college telephone numbers, 646-2137 H e'w as critical o f the long next Wednesday and South hearing on a proposed ^,000 college by the Board of Three tests will be given a mem ber of South United Bridgeport Post said Thuraday. Archibald Cox. Cox’s office received, the sum will be ap credits. The credits can be and 646-2138. delays in highway and transit Windsor Sept. 25. He met in appropriation. It is for con Trustees of Regional Communi Methodist Church. The paper quotes two uniden would not comment on the in propriate from town funds and planning and urged recon Windsor Aug. 15. structing the last link in the ty Colleges. All 12 community Survivors are a son, Charles tified members of the Spanish vestigation. will be replaced later. He said sideration of the 1-291 leg from He said the department hopes town’s Secondary Sewage colleges in the state will par R, Smith of Manchester, with American Action Cranmittee Previously, the FBI had con the 8th District directors have Manchester to 1-91 as a solution to have an alternative plw to : ’Treatment Plant and Intercep ticipate in the venture. Anyone whom she made her home; a (SAAC) who said they were firmed investigations into agreed to pay their 89,200 share, that might be accomplished the 1-291 loop ready for fiscal tor project. who wishes to take the course foster son, Leroy C. Thing of offered 25 cents for eadi voter McGovern campdgn practices that a favorable bid has been relatively soon since it is TTie sum is for a trunk line to may register at the community Tewkesbury, Mass.; two 1975. While he did not rule out they signed up. in Waterbui7 ,^)vhm a similar bypass the 8th District’s received for the work, and that college nearest his home. The funded and the studies have the possible development o f the One member of SAAC told the practice was allied. sisters, Mrs. Laura Rennard of he recommends a contract course to be offered is “ In 100% GUARANTEED been made. east-of-the-river portion which Primary Sewage Treatment Stoneham, Mass., and Mrs. paper the money was “ not Connecticut’s chief election award as soon as the appropria Potter and other speakers many at the meeting last night Plant on Fleming Rd. Ext. and troduction to American Julia Mosher of Middleton, offered as any kind of fee to go official. Secretary of State tion is approved. National Government.” It will T A D C FOR 60 DAYS WITH argued for a balanced system seem to favor, Shugrue made it its pumping station on Duval St. N.J.; five grandchildren and a into pockets” but as reim b u r^ Gloria Schaffer, said the prac The low bidder for the project begin on Thursday, Sept. 6, and and it was agreed that one was a point to mention that while ’The 156,000 would be financed great-grandson. ment for traveling, telephone tice was not covered in eleven is the A. Dzen Co. of v H l l j NO MILEAGE LIMITATION by an ^ per cent state and will continue for 15 weeks. Two needed. Shugrue admitted the Dr. Spaulding was the only one and office expenses. law. But she said any expenses Funeral services are Monday Manchester. lessons will be telecast each •INOINI, TRANSMISSION, RUR AXUL FRONT A X ll ASSIMIIY, IRAKI STSTIMS, iUCTlUC SYSTIM WnH UNUMI present highway system is not to ei^ress the environmental federal contribution and a 15 at 11 a.m. at the Holmes The paper also said the FBI paid to campaign workers The work calls for laying a week. One lesson will be shown BFOR60DAYSI as balanced as it could be. point of view in opposing the would have to be reported. per cent local contribution — Funeral Home, 400 Main St. was checking reports of |2 or |3 sewage pipe from the Duval St. on Mondays, between 8:15 to 9 Dr. Fred Spaulding of the route, this was indicative of the same ratio as for funding 68 FORD $1795 r— VOLKSWACIHS— i The Rev. Wayne Kendall of payments offered to black cam Pumping Station, near Hilliard a.m., and repeated on Tuesdays CtuMiy Sqwlie Station Wafon. V- 71 PLYMOUTH $2095 Manchester Conservation (^m - statewide concerns for the en paign workers. the completed portions of the m, «ul«maliCp p«w6r tlttrlng, '68 VOLKSWAGEH $1S9S[ Duster, 6, Automatic, Power South United Methodist (%urch St., and to run it westerly to the between 6:15 to 7 p.m. Another mission was the only person to vironmental' impact of the project. y y y vaetBry air candl* Karmann Qhia conv. 4-apead Steering, Gold. will officiate. Burial will be in vicinity of Hilliard and Adams lesson will be shown bn green. speak in opposition to the ab route. He implied that wjiile East Cemetery. The local 15 per cent share, or St., where it will tie into the Thursdays between 8:15 and 9 breviated 1-291 proposal and financially and engineeringly |68VOLKSWAGEN $1595 Friends may call at the 19,200, would be paid by the 8th pipe leading to the Secondary a.m. and repeated on Thursday 71 CHEVY $2795 70 AUDI $2695 expressed this indirectly by op possible, the chances of the KIngawood Wagon, B-Pau., V-8, Fallback, 4 tpaad Iraniinlulan, too IS 4 daar. 4 iptad traniaili. funeral home Sunday from 2 to District, which has been ’Treatment Plant. between 6:15 and 7 p.m. tian,uiwhabhia. posing any new roads for en east-of-the-river portion being Automatio, Powarataarlng, Power 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ordered by the state Depart In addition, a short by-pass Students will be furnished Brakaa, Fact. Air, Blue. vironmental reasons. He said built were not good. 68 VOLKSWAGEN $1445 The family suggests that any ment of Environmental Protec pipe will.be laid around the dis with written materials and in Stdon. 4 tpMd, blut. 69 FORD $1595 we “cannot get a balanced However, as an immediate Qalaxle XL 2-Door Hardtop. 8, memorial contributions may be tion to cease operations at its trict’s Primary Treatment Bolton Homes Get Street Numbers structions for the assignments. Market Shelter Dedicated transportation system by alternative to the whole 1-291 70 MERGIBY $1995 67V0LKSWAGEN $1245 automatic, power atearlng. made to South United Primary Treatment Plant and Plant on Fleming Rd. Ext., to Three textbooks will be Montego 2-Ooor Hardtop. V-8, S«dan. 4 ip«td, blv«. building more roads but by loop and as the quickest way to Bolton Seletman David Dreselly posts the number 30 on his Methodist Church. Gov. Thomas Meskill dedicated a new consumer facility early today in Hartford. The to permit North End effluent to connect with the North required; these can be automatic, power atearlng, blue. using something other than meet the increasing traffic home at ’Tunxis Trail. All Bolton residents recently 66 VOLKSWAGEN $1145 shelter provides a roof for produce, farmers and buyers and is equipped with lighting pass directly to and through the Manchester interceptor. A purchased in person or by mail Sadon.«ya. 69 DODGE MONOGO $16951 highways.’’ needs of the Manchester area, received new and final addresses. Previously assigned box 69 FALCON $1395 Mrs. Philip M. Ellis needed for early morning operation of the market when most buying is done at toe Connec new Secondary Treatment metering devise will be con from the book stores at the 4-Door Hardtop, V-8 eng., auto., The question of whether a most of the speakers last night numbers, route numbers, or rural free delivery route I Fear-door, ftK^Under, automatic, 69 VOLKSWAGEN $1$9S P.8., P.B., factory air, white. ticut Regional Market. (AP photo) PlaJit. nected to this short by-pass community colleges. Tuition Mrs. Harriet Moore Ellis, 58, mass transit system in felt it was the best immediate Igrem. ' Sadan.4ipaad,blua Acting Town Manager John pipe, to measure 8th District npmbers are no longer to be used for mail purposes. The and fee charges total 825, but of Glastonbury, died Thur^ay Manchester would be used by solution. 71 AUDI $3245 Harkins has informed town effluent and to determine the number of toe houses, a project undertaken by toe Bolton out-of-state students will pay 168 PLYMOUTH $1595 70 VOLKSWAGEN $1795 at Hartford Hospital. She was the people was raised by The non-highway message of Sadon. Automallc Hick thift. .1001$ 4 doar. 4 ipaad, eraan, vary directors and 8th District direc sewage charges owed by the Junior Woman’s Qub, took nearly two years to complete. somewhat more and veterans Ortan. claofl. the sister of Mrs. Philip Rider Shugrue and it was cited that the meeting was quite clear. '"'•flo"- v-8, automatic, tors that federal and state District. (Herald photo by Holland) somewhat less than this sum. I power atoorlng, green. of Manchester and Mrs. Phillip School Board using buses was inconvenient ’The town is seeking a practical Books are not included in this Giglio of Wapping, and the wife and time consuming. mass transit system and Court Case» charge. of Philip M. Ellis. Opens Bids Potter responded by stating Shugrue pledged state She is also survived by two Students who wish to ask School St., Rockville, was his belief that people will be assistance to that end, reflec Manchester Hospital Notes CIRCUIT COURT 12 The Manchester Board of questions at the conclusion of a daughters, a brother, another forced to mass transit eventual ting the state’s long-range view Manchester Session nolied (not prosecuted). Education opened bids for gas School Registration Discharged Thursday: Hattie sister, and four grandchildren. ly because thn-e is a practical that the end is drawing near for P. Cook, 434 W. Middle Tpke.; Lawrence FitzGerald, 18, of oline, laundry, audio visual A. Pease, 91 Adelaide Rd.; TEDTRUDON Deborah R. St. Germain and Funeral services will be Armand Ouellette, 28, of 7? lim it in a small state like multi-lane highway construc FOOLSRUSH Springfield, Mass., pleaded equipment and roof repairs Ray Black and White Registration dates for attending Manchester High Anna Adams, East Hartford; Saturday at 11 a.m. at Newkirk Connecticut to road building. daughter, 128 Lyness St.; Donn FOR GOLD guilty to a charge of violation of Laurel St., pleased guilty to Demers, business manager for tion for automobiies. Manchester public schools are School should report to the high and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Edward Buscaglia, 96 Pierson, 215E Tudor Lane; probation and was given a one- charges of operating a motor the Board of Education, reports Others speaking included Shugrue indicated quite as foll6ws: school administration office for KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Glenwood St.; Pilade Ferraris, Judith A. Sokola, East Hart (AP) — A rockhound identified VOLKSWAGEN-PORkHE/AUDI year suspended sentence, vehicle without an operator’s that one of the four bids has John Finguerra, New York Ci clearly the department now all sizes Elementary schools will be registration immediately. Burial will be in Hillside 72 Pine St.; Edwin J. Davis, 102 ford; Linda J. Lapolla, 103 Thursday. license and operating an un been resoived. ty, representing the developers feels its rple is finding the best 2L0CATM$IST0SERVEy0U! open to receive registration of a rock found at a quarry 2M Students who do not register Franklin Pkwy., Rockville; Cooper Hill St. Cemetery, East Hartford. FitzGerald was on probation registered motor vehicle and who recently purchased Hart and most efficient means to miles from here as gold, and The gasoline bid was not new pupils on ’Tuesday, Aug. 28. prior to Wednesday, Aug. 29, Constance R. Upson and son, ROUTE 83 TOLUHO TURNPIKE. TALCOTTVILLE, TEL. MANCHESTER 649-2838 Friends may call at the was fined total of |40. man Tobacco property; Hayden Also: Matthew R. Metsack, hundreds of people flocked to at the time of his arrest. The resoived at the meeting. Six move people, not building The schools will not be open on cannot be guaranteed a funeral home tonight from 7 to probation was terminated 138 School St.; Marion A. Mansfield; Leo W. Richloff, 217 the area with shovels. A charge of unnecessary major oil companies gave the Griswold; Richard Newfield; roads. More roads wili be built Momtey, Aug. 27, as originally program for the first day of 9. REGAL MEN’S SHOP Keefe, Hebron; Jean M. Swan Autumn St.; Margaret J. A later analysis showed the Thursday by Judge Frank noise against him was nolied. Richard Clarke, executive, vice but as an adjunct to bus Board of Education the same TH£ COMfUrC MfWS STOAT announced. school. son, Dobson Rd., Vernon. The family suggests tiiat any Monchun. Duchesneau, (Colchester. substance was pyrite — fool’s response. The companies- president of the Greater systems, rail systems and new MANCHESTER VERNON Parents may register pupils The hours for high school memorial contributions may be A charge of breach of peace 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA Also: Usilio Agostinelli, 96 gold. stated, in effect, that because Manchester Chamber of systems like the monorail. any time from Aug. 28 until the registration are 8:30-11 a.m. made to the Remembrance Charges of illegal possession against Richard W. Russell,: 31, 643-2478 872-0538 Bridge St.; Michael R. of the critical shortage of first day of school. Sept. 5. In and 1-2:30 p.m. until Sept. 5.. Fund of the First of a prescription legend drug, of W. Middle Tpke., was nolied. Richards, 73 Northview Dr., supplies and the heavy demand, registering pupils, parents are Students must have a transcript Congregational Church of East illegal possession of a non South Windsor; Emile J. Cote, they were not in a position to requested to bring birth cer forwarded to Manchester High Hartford. narcotic controlled substance, Charges of third-degree 240 Hackmatack St.; Madeline bid. tificate and health records. School prior to registration. and illegal possession of a con assault and second-degree Peterson, East Hartford; Otis TTie apparent low bidder for Junior high school students We’re batting out trolled drug with intent to sell failure to appear in court accor Labor Day John R. Evans the laundry services is Latimer n ^ to the Manchester school in the cases of four Manchester ding to bond against William Good News! New Lower Prices! VERNON—John R. Evans, Laundry of New Britain. Other Highway Toll sykton may register at the persons were dismissed Smith, 50, of Ledge Rd., 39, of View Pr.^, died this bidders were Sanitas of New school office of either Illing or ‘Thursdayv Lebanon, were noli^.. Estimated morning at St.'Francis England, H & E Laundt>y of Get a bucket of chicken, Bennet Junior High. Hours are 643-5135 2 4 HOUR TOWING Charged in the cases were: CH1C:AG0*(AP) ^ Labor Day Hospital, -Hartford. He was thg Hartford and Swiss Laundry^ofi 8 B.m. to 3:30 p.m. and new Marcia'AnH Hanson, 17, of 22 DeLila Potter, 177 of no cer .jyeqkqmd traftfc igjal((ie8 pnay, have a barrel of fun: husband of Mrs. Ellen Canty Rockville. -f-Mrr registrants are to report to the BUI Union PL; Donald L. Hubbard, tain address, pleaded guilty to a hin between 550 and ^ per Evans. For the audio visual equip guidance office at 8 a.m. on 20, of 848 Center St.; Scott'B. charge of fourth-degree larceny sons, the National Safety Coun Mr. Evans was bom Sept. 21, ment, 16 bidders applied and ’Tuesday, Aug. iS, for testing Thresher, 19, of 245 Adams St.; and was given a six-month cil estimates. V i E R S / 1933 in Springfield, Mass., and none returned a complete bid on purposes. / i W O R l j and Timothy Thresher, 24, also suspended sentence. The council made its es was a veteran of the Korean the list of 30 items. Demers KnitiidiV 1 ^ New students who will be of 245 Adams St. timate TTiursday. It said the Conflict. He was employed as The charges stemmed from a said that the bids returned RSMOliD period covered by the holiday 501 Firmington Ave., (AcmstfanCHtafaiiu) 31S CENHI ST., MANCHISTER,tONN.« Phone 643-S135 an audio-visual representative ranged from 3 to 25 items. July 11 drug raid at Birch St. Vote WonH Change fatality toll will extend from 6 2364 Coibtn Ave., New BriUin (Nw PuIiiu Hi|h Sc m New Britain Ave., West Hartford (M O M ae-H adM in) for the Bro-Dart Corp. He was Demers added that the bids for home. p.m. Friday, Aug. 31, to mid president of the Married Course Of history audio visual equipment wiil be 410 Firmlnilon Ave., Biistol (W«i ol aiiiw PUii. Burnside Ave., la s t Hartford (hewn rnw Haifa Part) FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY night Monday, Sept. 3, in each (tuples CHub of Sacred Heart made on an individual .basis for •866 Queen Stieet, Southington (in. 405 Park Street, Hartford (M at m M itm «wai) WANTED Gail Deane, 29, of 31 OLD SAYBROOK (AP) - time zone. CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRS OUR Church. Ridgewood St., pleaded guilty Wendell L. Willkie has received the 30 items. TTiere were 580 traffic deaths 307 Middle Tuinpilie West, Manchester (hcmi Um Pacha*) 1000 Blue Hitts Ave., Btoomfield (Canwi at CaUaii Cwm M) etna, L ie HaOil He is also survived by a son, to a charge of reckless burning The roof repairs bid is being another vote in his 1940 bid to during the Labor Day period in on aH mahet. . . John R. Evans Jr., and a Thursday. Her case was con handled by the grounds' and 1761 Bertin Turnpike, Wethersfield (Accmi Icecn M Coach Cno) 27 Town Line Rd., Wetherslield/llacky Hilt (hewn iww CMij defeat incumbent President 1972. USED CARS daughter, Maura Elizabeth tinued to Sept. 27 for a pre ' Franklin D. Roosevelt. maintenance department. LOAN and RENTAL CARS Evans, both at home; three MID SUMMER CLEARANCE sentence investigation. TipPiloaaPiM "A 33-year-old Willkie vote, Available by Appointment. . . sisters, Mrs. William Hannon of Mrs. Deane was charged with yellow with age, was found in F w a ie e M EXTRA SPECUl DERIS ON RU IN STOCK BRRND NEW Guam, Mrs. John Sterling of risk of injury to minors and con an old ballot box in the Town CAITE|C»mEr Pelham, N.Y., and Mrs. Robert spiracy to commit arson in con Hall attic Wednesday by Bar C $ ,N t STAN OZIMEK, Manager Jobes of Black Mountain, N.C.; nection with the burning of a bara Maynard, Republican 1973 MiRCUmrs & LINCOIN3! ^ ’ i D n M i s a w i 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER and a brother, George Evans of garage at the Ridgewood St. ad registrar. Rhode Island. dress on July 14. ■UTTMnKBMaSSEn It won’t change the outcome. BVYltmWt The funeral will be Monday at Even though Willkie’s total is 9:15 a.m. from the Burke A charge of breach of peace now 22,348,481, FDR still wins A< Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., against John V. Albani, 19, of 12 by about five million votes. 4UI Rockville, with a Mass at OFFER EXTENDEd FOR A Nitb Sacred Heart Church at 10. Burial will be in Elmwood LIMITED TIME ONLY m v Spirtitar Cemetery. 1073 MERCURY MONTEREY Look 1m Friends may call at the CUST0M_'4.D0iDR THE fUN PLACE TO SHOP fOR THE ENTIRE (AMIIV funeral home Sunday from 2 to SMvat Uiw. 400 V-0 aaalaa, dark bhta vlayl raaf, flLURDM'YOP GTRoaNiaHord' 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. wMlawal IktA W im m AW CONOITIONINO MAN- . eygooronaa gre* $AUF>Ria tacILi popap lOiNOTV a^MvOT lofo wanWf w # wum lllii.SdKli.9 D n v ie N K $ taStock i t YOOAY! Training Funds we’re 4367 Allocated plaid BOSTON (AP) - Fifteen Connecticut residents will M 0 (N t receive > pre-apprentice truck positive RARpTOP mechanic training under a U.S. Department of Labor program. We know what’s going to be hot this The department said f^ll...plald8. So g u e u what we’re 1973 MERCURY MARQMa SUIFHCI Thur^ay |45,209 in Manpower I CtiiR wUle wMi UeA otawl loek wMie Ndowel liroRu Development and Training Act collectlng...plald8. Here are two of lapatptaFaitlia ft^ MEWHblTIWWiO MAHUAI, funds has been set aside for the bur very favorites from the Traby _ _ of re^ir oe^oO Rgee^6oR$F grR$o^9hre ald^o .973MEm!ir.MMIECU$ 16-week project to be conducted DISCOUNT U fM gretiip 3dS V-VoiifiiMp w w W e li^ gewtp i6oor»$ in New Britain. Petitea group. Both acrylic 2971 knits for sizes 3 to 13. The two piece ON IN STOCK all-over argyle in brick-whIte-navy or OlmnCURY $249$ ‘TToilV lS^IM fF 67MaCUIY $1295 CkaMib MoHky 4 ^ * iidMu Ibiw eiioe 72UriK0«Y $3495 a lAaio^ ManjWiCahiiyhibMllaiiwaE6%4*., , Anniversary Mass camei-white-browncomblnatlons. 26.00. w M i aMdEMag hM., ia e ..V 4 eogiaa, 6oa b t ^ N;PMtefgeietel$eKr44i4M wlilleg4 mMB^wvy w w iaiv waaaa Eoanw^^ S-fm s. ab wadMiabU) 0 ayC, m da. P» ddaaa aa rtfidar fsa aataiaath, PI, AM oniaR awfvo w^ai p w a nhlnt Mlaiisr, 0 tF l, avta., PC, ledkdaibeiiee. A first anniversary Mass for One piece furtled drees in a navy Inez Doherty will be celebrated plaid and solid put together. 32.00. Saturday at 7:45 a.m. at St. 72F0n $2715;. 71MKMIIY $3395 69 VOLKS $2495 , LTD Otauskaia I-O a heidtap, *HbMv«i James Church. The Mass has Use your Butterfiaid’a charge. O IA F » TOMNOl 3 * . HT, bbeh trbiyl ' b M vli9 Mf. 0 6 ^ aatMaOEt M l P^ , AMiadh,abiiadWialao been requested by the Rossi ICs Canning Time Again Master Charge or Bank Americard. ----- JL — t-'t.I- ■ rOE ywp nwi oWMOTg family. New 73 Buick Put the plaids where they. 7eM A R Q U IS 70IIHCK $2115 beiong...ln your wardrobe. 73P0imiLC S31Q3:. Uiabia CaHaM,»0E. WA’.v Jaata, P», 70M0NYK0MX $1195 . l*iwyUM aai4*0r.l6daa,PS,P0,^ .ItO U a N A M 4 O f., H T., d a ril M ae, U tt| ' S.dr. hardtapu atMaEa, MadI playl M l, 0 . diM bilariar,bla*ab>>ilif,aata.lwy,- H o AM redlOo e k . medleM •roee« Meek;. . cyt, evf9m am .PI, Abtredto. BALL CANNING JARS LeSABRES - CENTUnONS - ElECTRAS - MVEMAS E s ^ V b iy l ts f, widlawali, M . whial/ ' pawer wbtdeWA farttty alr.>-<» Anniveraary Maas r t ,H , .vlivYllifa A sixth anniversary Mass for For a limltad tima only wo will ghro a 22% DIacount on tho baae retail Philip Shaw, formerly of reg half pints 12 to a box $1.69 Manchester, will be celebrated reg pints 12 to a box $1.99 prioa of any of tha abova liatad 73 Buick modola. Monday at 8 a.m. at St. reg quarts 12 to a box$2.29 Augustine’s Church, Hartford. pints wide mouth 12 to a box$2.29 The Mass has been requested Hurry! Beat the ’74 Price Increase Ihixani 'fliL* ^usL^ ^ by his sister, Mrs. William 1 Vi pint wide mouth 12 to a box$2.49 9 i o n n » : Flynn. quarts wide mouth 12 to a box$2.59 Save Hundreds of Dollars Now! \ n S T E II . / M O R I A R T Y , In Memoriam Assorted LIDS & CAPS ALSO BALL CANNING BOOKS In loving memory of H arry J. Briniley, ano passed away August t), l»n. ' Missing Yoa. s iu m im n m S&S BUICK 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 843-5135 Wife and Children MANCHESTER PARKADE, TAKE 146 TO EXIT 92... OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY TILL 9 NEXT WEEK! SB ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER TEL. 649-4571 PAGE FOURTEEN'^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 24, 1973 m a n c h e s t e h e v e n i n g h e r a l d . ff^^An AP News Analysit Vandals Damage Salterns Fence GOP Committees Named Monorail Plan Criticized MANCHESTER COMMUMTY COLLEGE AND Manchester police report that the parking lot. Trial GOP Town Chairman A. Paul Berte has Aaron Cook; Mrs. Elsa Dobkin; Charles the airport terminal to a at 7 p.m. . Thursday night they An area resident called police Next Surplus CONNECnCOT PUBLIC TELEVISIOIM»ANNEL 24 HAR’TFORD (AP) - A plan Tuesday the |4-4 million bid by appointed members of the Manchester W. Froh Jr.; Louis Champeau; Charles parking lot. discovered about 75 feet of fen after he observed six to ei^t otter you the opportunity to to build a $4-4 million mo r^ l at the Ford Motor Co. had been Republican Town Committee to the Bassos; Garside; Mrs. Patricia ’The monorail plan “ reflects cing at Salter’s Pond tom from boys jumping on the fence. He Bradley International Airport accepted, subject to approval of EAM 3 com a CKDITS «T IHME following standing committees: Lawrence; Edward Weiss and Donald the attitude of many of our the supporting poles and bent to said he was walking his dog on has drawn criticism from a the state Bond Commission, Move Up To Platform—Eugene Montany, chairman;. Wells. leaders who are providing the ground, and about 35 feet of Parker St. at the time and that firm which lost out in a bid to which had the matter on its Concluded HOW? A college course. Introduction to American govern- Thomas A. Bailey; M. Adler Dobkin; ' Transportation —Henry J. Michalak, better convenience a ^ comfort top rail missing and the rest he was too far away to identify build it ana the Connecticut agenda today. NEW HAVEN (AP) - At he was out of a job. Although ment will be broadcast two times a week on Conn James Farr; Mrs. Vivian Ferguson; chairman; Robert Gorman; John for the affluent segment of our bmt. any of the boys. Police Haven that night after missing National Association for the Deputy transportation com torneys for and against Guiller his wife had start^ divorce ac ecticut Public Television-Channel 24. To receive Harlan D. Taylor; Miss Elinor Hashim; Fletcher; Martin Foley; William Forbes; society while ignoring the more The vandalism, they report, searched the area but found no Gova Meskill th e Wallingford exit on Advancement of Colored Peo missioner F. Colin Pease said is near the danf; where the mo Aillon will be pouring over tion against him, her father credit you must register with Manchester Comm Robert E. Spillane and M. Philip Susag. Kuehl; Earl Rohan and ^ b e r t Stavnltsky. needy,” the NAACP statement trace of the boys. An investiga By GARY LUHR deresfimate for the current Interstate 91. He claimed he ple (NAACP). the Bendix plan was not accep fence separates the pond from piles of testimony and evidence agreed to work to reunite the unity College. Candidates —Farr and Spillane, co- Voter Registration —Mrs. Dennison, said. tion is continuing. Aggociated Pregg Writer year could exceed $40 million. went near the Montano house Ralph MaMn, an official of table because the company had this weekend in preparatiim for couple, he said. chairmen; Nathan G. Agostinelli; Walter chairwoman; Mrs. Ellen Bickford; Mrs. HAR’TFORD (AP) - It wiU Last year, Meskill said the that night, but did not go in the company which bid |2.2 offered vehicles ttot had been Monday’s sununations in Us “ But the fact is within a week Doll; Mrs. Ferguson; Robert Maltempo; Doll; Mrs. Joyce Nicola; Frederick E. be next year when the su^lus might run as high as $20 because of the lateness of the million on the project, said used at a transportation exhibi triple-murder trial. (of the divorce action) they are WHEN? Starting Thursday, September 6, 1973 and con Charles H. McKenzie; Susag and Mrs. Peck; Irish; Harold A. Turkington; Mrs. legislature reconvenes before miUion. When he announced the hour. ’Thursday the firm is “ con tion. He also said the proposal Testimony in Superior Court dead and the baby is in your tinuing for. 15 weeks to December 20, 1973 on Saunda Taylor. Kuehl and John J. Wallett. Qmnecticut residents know for state employes’ bonuses in May Markle asked; ‘‘Was it sidering legal or other action.” specified open passenger came to an abrupt end family’s hands,” Markle said. Channel 24. . Finance —Joseph L. Swensson, chair Hospitality —Mrs. Marion Mercer, sure how Gov. Thomas J. he said revised figures pointed because you weren’t in East Ben Andrews, executive stations, while the winning ’Thursday going into its eighth Jacobs objected, as he did man; Roy Conyers; Charles Crockett; chairwoman; Mrs. Bickford; Mrs. Meskill plans to use the state’s to a $46 million surplus. Last Hartford and had been up there director of the State NAACP, bidder included closed stations. week with AiUon on the witness regularly during Markle’s Vincent L. Diana; Herman Heck; George Dobkin; Mrs. Fletcher; Mrs. Haslett; record ^ 0 million surplus. month. State Comptroller (at the Montano house) and Monday 8iI5 • 9 a.m. indicated Thursday that the Mason said the cars were to stand for a third day. cross-examination. He claimed A. Kanehl; Richard Schwolsky; Charles Mrs. Kuehl; Mrs. Irma Lawrence; Mrs. Meanwhile, Meskill can Nathan G. Agostinelli said done the killings?” REPEATED Tueiday 6il5 - 7iOO p,m. plan conflicts with good fiscal be covered fully by warranties Ailltxi, 35, a former civic the state’s attorney had made Young Jr.; Dr. H. John Malone; Robert Patricia Lawrence; Mrs. Murphy; Mrs. expect Democratic legislative preliminary final figures put “ I was in East Hartford and I Thursday 8ilS • 9t00 a.nu and social planning for Connec and that Bendix had told the worker from Wallingford, the same point “ Interminably” Fuller; John I. Garside Jr.; Francis P. Nicola and Mrs. Taylor. leaders to continue their the amount in the neighborhood didn’t do the killings,” Aillon REPEATED Thursday 6tI5 - 7:00 p.nu ticut. state they would unergo any in maintained he was iimocent before the 12-member jury. Dellafera; Herbert A. Phelon Jr. and Dr. Legislative and State Advisory Com assault on the administration’s of $65 million. ’The final tally replied. COST $25.00 r— Plus Books. Mason, vice president of spection the state could devise. during questioning by State’s Judge Simon S. Cohen Fred W. Spaulding. mittee —State Comptroller N a^n G. fiscal policies. During the 1973 exceeded that by $5.1 million. Questioned about a “ bloody sales for Bendix ’Transportation Five other bidders also were Atty. Arnold ^ r U e . overruled the objection. For further Intormetlon or an application contact Division Headquarters —Donald Kuehl, chair Agostinelli, State Sen. David Odegard and session they repeate^y urged Regardless of what MesMll serrated knife,” he answered, Systems of Ann Arbor, Mich., rejected. Aillon is accused of “ Yes,” was Aillon’s quiet of Extension Services, Manchester Community Colleae man; Truman Crandall; Mrs. Mildred State Rep. Donald Genovesi. that some of the money be put ‘‘there wasn't a serrated 646-2137, 646-2138.' r "ns said he was “ shocked and ap-i In announcing the NAACP’s does, the surplus is certain to murdering his estrang^ wife answer. Dennison; Mrs. Carol Kuehl; Neil The Republican leaders in the 10 voting to use this year. be an issue in next year’s cam knife.” palled” at the way the state opposition, Andrews said and her parents last August in “ You knew that everything Lawrence; Mrs. Esther Pickles; Roy M. districts are: State law was rewritten this paign. Republicans will point to chose the winning contractor. adequate bus service for people North Haven. you had touched had turned to Thompson and Young. District 1 — Mrs. Patricia Lawi'ence. year to require that the surplus it as a sign that they have The state Department of needing it to get to jobs, When Markle ended his cross- failure,” Markle said. Publicity —Miss Hashim, chairwoman; District 2 — Mrs. Joyce Nicola. be included in next year’s turned the state around after in- Transportation “ gave us no adequate bus service for the CLEARANCE examination Thursday after He recalled testimony that SAVE Thomas Ferguson; William J. Diana; District 3 - Mrs. Sally Marte. budget. heriting $244 million explanation as to why they minority community and LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM noon, special public defender Aillon had been unable to get Guillermo Aillon Roger B. Bagley; Mrs. Harriet Haslett; District 4 — Mrs. Harriet Haslett. NOW! Meskill could go one of two Democratic deficit in 1971. Howard Jacobs rested the RUNU. TIRE SKCIAL selected a system at twice the transportation-related air established in banking and Mrs. Anita Murphy and Scott Clendaniel. District 5 — Eugene Montany. MANY WITH FACTORY AIR CONDITIONMd. A URGE SELECTION OF routes. He could use the surplAs Democrats will criticize the price,” Mason said. pollution problems had higher defense, passing up any chance finance businesses proposed by at about 1:10 a.m. Aug. 14, Research —Mrs. Mary Fletcher, District 6 — Roy Thompson. to further reduce the state sales administration for continually Gov. Thomas J. Meskill said priorities than a monorail from ARCONDITIONEO • DARTS # CHARGERS • CORONETS. to counter MarUe’s questioning his father-in-law, had been dis hours before the bodies were 825x14 chairwoman; Mrs. Mary Doll; Donald District 7 — Mrs. Mary Fletcher. tax—a dramatic gesture, well underestimating the surplus found. 40.000 Mila with more testimony from missed as housing director of La Havre Radlals $ 0 ^ 9 5 Conrad; Mrs. Hazel Finley; Mrs. Kuehl; District 8 — Mrs. Ellen Bickford. SAMPLE BUY- suited to an election year—or he and for rewriting the law which Written Guarantee Aillon. Markle then also rested the Urban League of Greater .They said he had a large John B. Rottner and Carl Zinsser. District 9 — Mrs. Elsie Swensson. BRiU0MW1973DOQaDARTSWIMiER2INNMMmO^ could increase appropriations required any surplus to be used Plus Tax his case. Hartford and had resigned by serrated knife with blood-like Social —Wallace Irish Jr., chairman; District 10 — Mrs. Carol Kuehl. substantially in such areas as to pay off the deficit. Bta4cy«nd«f«n9lnj^o«f^q«fc,rodl*,pow«rtt«Hiig;dalux«whMl««r«^ "Did you know that on the mutual agreement from the stains on the blade, but claimed education, corrections, mental ’The Democrats also can be (Offer Good From August 27 th ro i^ Sept 1) t e l ? v i n v ) M v i M s n u M i ng,vinylinttriof.Sfdc| E death of your wife you would Chamber of Commerce of he had used it to cut meat at a 3247. DEALER U3T PRICE SSgM in ' ▼ ^ health and state aid to cities picnic. w 1 ^ - NO TRADE-e KQIARED expected to remind voters of get one-third of her estate with Greater Waterbury. He was un YOU u rn $281.40 NOW REDUCED TO..... - - and towns. Meskill’s o r ig ^ l promise to We Accept Master Charge, Ainerican Express and MoM CredH Cards the rest going to your employed at the time of the Aillon testified the knife they The latter course probably pay the deficit in one year after daughter,” Markle asked slayings. saw was not serrated, but was a rninEcomieu UUIDIIEW .ini M U O H E I M f n also would include pay raises taking office. He later sub Weicker Wants ■ M n u n Aillon. Markle introduced job plain-edged one which detec for state employes. The stituted the present 10-year tives later found in the car. Cancel IM ra U A L D O D t f D O D C i DODCR “ No, Mr. Markle,” he replied applications on which Aillon Connecticut State Employes payment plan. He explained he had driven UMMD NUU CUSTOM in a controlled manner that help had noted inaccurately that he More Answers ' * } f f i a s p . n«TM.WMM Association blasted Meskill for Democrats this year offered absent-mindedly into North Mayor John ’Thompson has m t m m I m l * . up throughout Markle’s inten 860 V 4 , oWamaHa had a bachelor’s degree in arts m sMI*. Killy t^wIppcU mk, .'V -l angina, nuloniblfc, .8 Dfcr,fg«il CMgt, V 4 failing to do more for state several budget amendments canceled the office hours he had 6o<>aw ob (o m SHm i- tpuwDf t l# o r in L sive questioning. or engineering and that he left Indvdins 4wri air cendl-. n«la, gdwdr tloorlng, workers during the last that would have used up much scheduled for tomorrow in the Hailing. Law mllaoga.' ing, vani wimtawa.. olr, M wor Sraliai^ m IM The state’s attorney had certain jobs for better offers. 345 0erilorSL MANCHESTER 646-432 many oHwr axlfna. $Im Ii .h e n d k i, autaaiaHe locii, legislative session. At one point From President Manchester Municipal Orig*nnllUaatcyt,SOC. wnHi, Whojir'toyoif. of the surplus. ’Their proposals pointed out that Mrs. Aillon’s Markle: “ You had no com NIh . 3,074. UST8SOjl4. •Inllgnta, fodiv, w kita- 5laA.nak3isi there was even talk of a work Building. MtaHlaatlat.. . w nil, flack tu t. 3076.’ included cutting additional half- father, J. George Montano, had punction about lying to them, GREENWICH (AP) - U.S. He noted that Nixon since has stoppage. His next office hours will be cent from the sales tax, assigned half his $100,000 life in- did you?” Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R.- condemned the break-in in the In anticipation of a sizable on a Saturday morning near the eliminating the tax on utility suranee to the Aillon baby, Aillon: “ Yes, Mr. Markle.” Conn., said Thursday President strongest terms, yet he chose ’ 4 6 8 5 ■ 4 0 7 5 surplus, the governor used $11 end of September. ' 4 2 9 5 3 1 6 5 bills, raising the pay of state Catherine. She is now in tem Markle: “ But you’re telling Nixon has not answered all the S i n c e 1 9 3 5 not to tell the judge about an in million to give state employes a employes and providing ad porary custody of one of us the truth now?” questions raised by the cident that, under the rules of izM m Pw ak $300 bonus before the fiscal ditional money for education, Aillon’s sisters. iiia in H u r Aillon: “ Yes, Mr. Markle. Watergate investigation. evidence, had a bearing on that CiiHom 4 Hoar Hmllap. MMBKMT year ended June 30. mental retardation and proper H O M M lir Impoln Svfior tgort 3 Markle presented witnesses I’m trying to tell the truth.” Weicker said two of the case. V.O, w Ha. go, vinyl loai, Manlaga 4 daar. V-S, M Mr 4 daw Sodmi. V- If Meskill decides to use the ty tax relief. ■ | n «^ olf, 10/11 ■**- door Mar4^ y - ^ , a l a- during the early days of the The state’s attorney attack questions concern the break-in a ir t a . , n , l,a«taaioHc. EXCLUSIVELY surplus money to improve state Weicker also participated in a iDtlWDB WfOfTUWAYa Their party, like the trial who said Mrs. Aillon and Aillon’s alibi that he had been in at the office of Daniel radio talk show Thursday in services, an announcement Most Area ' 1 3 9 5 ^ ’ 4 9 5 ’ 1 0 9 5 Republicans, will be con her parents feared Aillon after East Hartford with his sister, Ellsberg’s psychiatrist and the which he said Nixon does not could come later this year. If he sidering ways to use the surplus she left him July 31, 1972. Luz, on the night of the role of former White House Stations To “ get the message” that the decides to use it to lower taxes next year. However, they Aillon, however, said Mon slayings. counsel John Dean. American people want more in the announcement probably probably will leave the first OLDSNOBILE tano was encouraging him to^go Three North Haven The senator told WTIC-TV Stay Open would accompany his budget move to Meskill. formation and convincing to embalming school because policemen stopped Aillon’s car that Nixon has admitted that he answers than he has provided. By The Associated Press message. TO BETTER SERVE YOU! learned on March 17 that the “ He’s made a speech, issued A NEEW England survey by Meskill carefully has avoided break-in had occurred and that a statement and held a press CHORCHES commenting on taxes except to the American Automobile he met with the presiding judge conference. But I believe he Association ’Thursday indicates ■EH3 3 I OF MANCHESTER e h s i o say they won’t go up during the in the Ellsberg case, Matthew could do a lot more,” Weicker that gas stations in the six-state current fiscal year. MODEL Byrne, early in April. Yet, said said. region will not participate this 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 Even if he already has Weicker, the President did not During the television weekend in a shutdown planned decided to cut the sales tax, END tell the judge about “ the illegal, appearance, Weicker said there are reasons why it by stations in some other states MOVE’EM OUT, 70 CHEV. NUIJBU $179$ unauthorized and deplorable another set of questions wouldn’t be prudent to an to protest government price |2-Dr. Hardtop. 8 cyl., S-apaad, break-in.” awaiting answers by Nixon con controls. nounce it in advance. The public [ttandard ahlll, radio, 4 new tlraa, “ I expect the President of the cerns Dran. The AAA, in a survey effect pt Such an announcenvtnt: [Navy blua/blaek Inlartor. United States to represent the covering several hundred gas would be lost by election time. ultimate in protecting every The President has admitted stations, toll roads and Triple-A LOOKING f o i iiG O O D It also would only invite ad American citizen,” the senator that on March 21 he ordered ditional criticism because the offices throughout the 169 MUSTMG $179$ said. Weicker, a member of the those involved in the Watergate Northeast, also indicated that cut wasn’t made this year. OEMUIKE S/UI! 12-Door Hardtop. Formal roof, am. Senate Watergate committee, investigation to pursue it and gasoline is generally in good ’The $70 million would be I V-8, floor mounted auto., power added that Nixon had an obliga report back to him, the senator supply throughout the region. enough to lower the sales tax a lataartng, radio, Qraan matallo [matehlng Intarlof. 4 new ww tlraa, tion to tell Byrne of the break- said. While gasoline supplies are full penny to 5.5 per cent. in. 1973 The order was given after CAR? Democratic State Auditor Leo consider^ ample in Maine, OLD8MOBILE & Visit Us In Our Beautiful Nixon was briefed by Dean on New Hampshire, Vermont, EVEHifHIN^ FOR THE HOME P O N T IA C CADILLACS Donohue has said that since an the extent of the Watergate af Rhode Island, Eastern Canada, equally hefty surplus is an All Modsis Most Models 172 CHEV. NOVA $249$ fair, Weicker added. He said Massachusette and the islands WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND ticipated next year an even Police Report that during Senate hearings, he greater tax cut could be |4-Door Sedan. 6 eyi., auto., of Martha’s Vineyard and Nan BUILDING . MATERMLS, HOME IMPROVE r ttaaring, Matallo blua, realized by again changing the NEW FACILinES asked former Atty. Gen. David M. Riley, 20, of 134A tucket, stations along major Richard Kleindienst, former MENT ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELP MATERI law to permit the state to spend Rachel Rd., was charged toll roads such as the ') acting FBI director L. Patrick ALS, YOU CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN both surpluses in the saiAe Thursday with nine motor vehi Massachusetts and Connecticut Pm CRUB OPENIIK SAU Gray and Henry Petersen, head TOPAY year. cle violations, all inW ving a turnpikes are limiting gasoline 172 C H EV O U W U nU $269$ of the Justice Department’s Another surplus is expected ipotorcycle and all stemming sales to 10 to 15 gallons a 12-Door Hardtop. Small V-S, 3- criminal division, if they had because revenue estimates for from incidents on Oakland St. customer, the AAA said. lapatd ahlll, power ttaaring, the current year were based bn |ra BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Aug. 24,1973- PAGE SEVENTEEN HOMSTP VA UKE VER I VAA^AY F I^ A ' CHH... ANYTHIN' X'MTRYINETDFIEUBe |ig HE'S fiONE-K>-THE VES, AND JfVE SEMTVOUR ROHeRAF-^ RIDIN' LESSON, PETUNIA? UO. STIFFAfOM^I WRONE? OUT SOME WAY I CAN f G ^ BALL m e L D A O M t, , TER HWI--AMP MOW TH EyrC BOTH X. i !m A LAW-AWPIN CITIZEN BUT VA'U. BE JUST BEFORE 5UP- , AAlSSINa/ IWMNTVDUTDSOSETTHEA«: WITH A OREAT RESPECT TOR ARBTOU ASKIN' Boosts O K A Y PERTIMEt -AW P SINCE WXIURE TO PUW BALL,TOa THE B oys IN BLUE. OFRCBR/ WR A BREATH H e r e ’ s S c h e d u l e Public Records TOMORROW! I P e o y u s e YOU T H E R K 'U . B E B la V S r 1 WAS ANXIOUS TO SET ■Te s t ? i s-c p f e p TROUBLE r 1 HAVE TO COME AFTER HOMS AN T H ^ E E P SOT y w FORcLoaaiN’ Warranty Deeds THE THREE! OFi------YOU/ AWAY FROM Me] TMATS Gardening Selkirk, N.Y., and Shelia Joyce ¥ THE w orks; EASY WITH A , Vr YOU CANT^ For Bookmobile Anibal and M i^ E. Mederios Suckno, Albany, N.Y. HI6H-P0WEREP R IS . FEPAL FASTER, to Glen A. and Elizabeth M. Building Permits Daugherty, property at 66 SETOUTAN' with A.J.Humphrey, alterations to p u s h ; Here is neztweek’s schedule for “ The Thomas Hooker ” Florence St., conveyance tax dwelling at 41 McDivitt D]^., $2,- a Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the $30.80. 000. FRANK ATWOOD Manchester Public Library fo Its “ Books on Wheels” Joel R. and Sara B. Chaison Fox Grove Ltd., new experiment: to Anibal and Mary E. dwellings at 79 Strawberry Mederios, property at 375 Sum Lane, ^1,000; 95 Strawbe^ mit St., conveyance tax $40.15. Lane, $28,000; 106 Strawberry MONDAY. AUGUST 27 Marriage Licenses Lane, $25,000; 109 Strawberry Jeffrey William Chomich, MICKEY FINN BY. HANK LEONARD Ray Ames buys dahlia roots 9 to 9:50 a.m. — Meadow’s Convalescent Center, Bidwell Lane, $25,000; 101 Strawberry direct from a grower in St. West Haven, and Ellen Mary Lane, $26,000; 116 Strawberry H A A M iE R — y o U 'R E Holland, and tries some new Donohue, 224 Spring St., Aug. Lane, $21,000; 133 Strawberry NO CANCER IS 100 NOTHIN' BUT A BIG, varieties every year in the gar 10 to 10:30 a.m. — Wetherell and Server Sts. 25, St. James Church. BUT HAMMER IS GREAT FOR ArtE — S L O W S T L ------11:40 a.m.to 12:10 p.m. "— Diane and FYances Drs. Lane, $25,000; 141 Strawberry LIABLE KILL TO WIN >OU BACK, den behind his beautiful old John Frederic Daley, Rocky Lane, $21,000; 149 Strawberry you, HORACE/ home on Hartford Rd, Just 1:40 to 2:10 p.m. — Santina Dr. Hill, and Donna Mae Rose Lane, ^1,000 ; 47 Nutmeg Lane, coming into full bloom now, his 2:20 to 2:50pm . — Avon and Bridge Sts. Leister, 8 Clinton St., Sept. 8, $21,000; 60 Nutmeg ane, $28,- dahlias are red, white, yellow, 3 to 3:30 p.m. — Terry Rd. and Woodside St. St. James Church. R O N S' 000 ; 77 Nutmeg Lane, $25,000; orange and mixtures of these Ralph Patrick Fllardi, IS S s S ^ ^ . ALIBI. and 89 Nutmeg Lane, $25,000. VESTERRAVS EtWiAC BU5TER= colors. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2S 0 M ’There are tiny, globe-shaped 9 to 9:30 a.m. — Avondale and Robin Rds. miniatures two inches across. 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Level M . and Elizabeth Dr. There are soft-petalled 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Anlmore and Marshall Rds. I niJl**!lL**/*’ .l**![ *'***'• ® *'**'* to nmind all you] •“PPOrt to# FIREMEN’S] SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL “ decorative” dahlias and 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Durkin and Hanford Sts. I PEACH FESTIVAL tonlghtt” ' suffer cactus-flowered types, with petals that seem to be *^^*-** “ »<> p e a c h e s I A MASKED MAN | ■ THIS IS A T handover 1 riSUESSCT rolled into tubes. Mr. Ames WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29 ON A WHITE HORSE WITH AN S n O H / P / ] EVEBflHiNO/ WASNT HI/VA. likes variety in his dahlia gar 9 to 9:50 a.m. — Holiday House Home, Cottage St. INDIAN COMI^ION-.y 11 11:30 a.m. — Adelaide and Jean Rds. PRISCILLA’S POP den and this year some of the 0 BY AL VERMEER 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Dale and Garth Rds. SzID f?' Ksjpns, Bhisbsrriss, Nsetsrlnss, Plums. «-Tt1ltn arauaLl colors and flower types are sur HonsydMm, Crmwhsw Mslons. SsrUsU pSrs. o ^ ilt IT’S HARD V C?OM'T' SOMETHING WILL prises to him. 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Oak Grove Nature Center T O S L E E P I TMWsIR TURN UP IN THE Buy 1 or a Dossn, And Pick out your owni W H E N MORNING! YOU ’The roots, ordered back in 2:20 to 2:50 p.m. — Blue Ridge and Bette Drs. V O U 'R E WAIT AND SEE! November, failed to come from 3 to 3:30 p.m. — Finley St. and Bolton Center Rd. NATIVE FREE8TGNE PEACHES 8-qt. bskt. $2.95 H U M Q R Y .'i Holland when they were FANCY ICEBERG LETTUCE...... „...h#ad 29$ expected, not later than May 1, NATIVE CUCUMBERS...... 3 for 29* - w T THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 SEEDLESS GRAPES ...... £ S ! i and apparently Uie order had 9 to 9:50 a.m. — Top Notch Supermarket, N. Main St. BM\ been lost. In a hurry then, since ICANTALDUPES larga alxa...... i,.; 49*] it was time the roots were in 10 to 10:30 a.m. — Ridgewood and Roosevelt Sts. 10:40 to 11:30 a.m. - West Side Rec the ground, Mr. Amers asked We Carry The Manchester Evenliig Herald THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA the grower to make his own 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m .— Parkade Apts., W. Middle Tpke. o a m j r r B udne o r Su n d a y f a p e i u selecUons and send the roots by 1:30 to 2 p.m. — New State Rd. Apts., New State Rd. WB StHli SSo CONN. I/XITB&Y -TIOKETSI air mail. They were shipped 2:20 to 3:20 p.m. — Crestfield Convalescent Home, Vernon OH , o h /.... P O N 'T l e a p St. May 24 and rea ch ed " T H E K I N G l STAU-EP WITH YOUR OPAPE / Manchester in a few days. S-L4 oM«, CAR A T LEAP WITH YOLIR FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 No Eight-Foot Stalks CORNER O F A c e o f h e a r t s / Bookmobile Service Day — no stops scheduled. CUIFF ANP , So far the blooms have been PRODUCE" THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM This is the last week that the bookmobile will run. ■ V i very satisfactory. Mr. Ames’ «7S OAKLAND ST.. instructions to the grower were only to send him roots that would produce small to medium-sized flowers that would keep well in water after THE W.G. GLENMEY CO they were cut. His largest it.' ■■ • flowers will be perhaps six in ches in diameter. He will have Fall Headquarters none of the tremendous dahlias grown for show that may have a stalk seven or eight feet tall and a blossom 18 inches across. FOR YOUR ------ili ;»■' There is practical reason for MUTT AND JEFF BUD nSH E R c im h WU. fac. TJA BA N». Wi. ^ 24* the chdice of moderate-size —---7"; flowers. Mr. Ames uses many of his dahlias in commercial BY FRANK BAGINSKI M p t . flower arrangements for READY- I»f0 Pentland the Florist, witl) 10 Orawar Ciwst AMONG THE F o u r MEN AND e M a*0. S7S.00 SBi^NTY SIX. VAOMEN WHO which he is associated, and the f big blossoms are of no use in SUSNEO ON F«s(^THE R IO el fSIM Now $60.40 ttiis work. 4 Drawir Cliist TO-FINISH Typically, the dahlias are y used in cmbinaUon with other flowers,’ kiich as galdloius or Now $33.52 chrysanUiemums, and intended to give pleasing variety to the FURNITURE TBNNIS MATCHES TENNIS MATCHES TENNIS MATCHES TENNIS MATCHES finished arrangement, a change c«F,r>/i e len in texture, or an accent of con AK IbwMd 8-24 trasting color. mUSStHd^SlISSSimm Practically, also, the smaller dahlias are easier to grow. Most of the plants in the garden BY DICK CAVALU now are staixling erect without Ray Ames grows dahlias because he likes them and they are useful in his work as flower ssve2 0 % MR. ABERNATHY staking. Larger plants would Sala good until Sapt 15 IMM BY HOUSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY have to be tied to stakes or they arranger at Pentland the Florist. He prefers the medium and small size blooms shown 6 Orawar Chast IF TH IS HAP r'P BE COWERING here in his garden on Hartford Rd. (Herald photo by Ofiara) BEBYt UNDER THE would sprawl hopelessly, hfr. n0g.sM.1o YiPPEEEl I I euess LIFE MOLDS AN ACTUAL. CELLAR STEPS. Ames will use stakes on plants ALL YOU DO IS AOO DIP rr; i d id 52.00 DIFFEREHTCMALLeieeS BMERQENCV.. that seem to need support as planted individually, they added make up for the difference in He doesn’t blame the beetles A LiniE ''Y0U’’l Now $ IT AT L A S T / ’FOR EACH OF US. they reach full height, but some up more than 500. With mme value between American for eating the blossoms, of them will never n ^ it. roots he had saved from last dollars and Dutch guilders. because they have a good taste, IS. IS, How to Plant Dahlias year’s garden, he has a total of After all this arithmetic, the he says. Sometimes he eats a Liking an early start, Mr. 900 dahlias. figure at the bottom of the few himself, and he un nsM Amn prefers to plant his dahlia column was |115. derstands that in Japan dahlia Furnish any room, elegantly, with our Charged for Devaluation 0 Orawar Chast quality constructed furniture, built to roots in the cellar no later than I think Ray Ames would grow petals are used in salad. Mr. Ames supposes that the Anyone who wants to see a deliver years of reliable service. Pictured May 1, giving them a liedit dahlias even if there were no 8-24 Holland pow ers select the here are some Colonial favorites from our covering of soil unUl sprouts way to sell them, but he does dahlia show, with every size Now ^ 0.50 D O i small roots for export to reduce flow er up to the 18-inch Native New England Pine Collection. show. Ihen when he takes them expect to recover his cost, plus gONLS* r M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.; Fri.. Aug. 24. 1973- PAGE MlNErEEN B ill l^Qbinsoii The Vikings Res um e Hetrald Angle Finds Form ula STANDINGS Seai’ch for Q B [: 's Domination By Earl Yost NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Robinson, his rocky major league career once a source of frustration and worry, has NEW YQRK (AP) — ’The Minnesota Vikings reisume Golf Sporte Editor AMERICAN LEAGUE finally discovered the formula for hitting homers. East weir search tar a No. 1 quarterback Saturday at Berkeley, BURLINGTON, Ont. - Bob Playoffs Ends "It’s just a case of relaxing and making contact with the ball ’’ W L Pet GB a g ^ the Oakland Raiders in a battie of unbeaten Panasiuk of Windsor, Ont., the Philadelphia I%iiiies player explains. ’ Baltimore 71 52 .577 NatitHud Football League clubs. fired a six-under-par 66 to take He relaxed at the plate Thursday night and drove in three runs All good things have, to playoff title the last six Boston 68 57 .544 4 Ftancis Tarkenton, the incumbent, and Bob Berry, the the first-round lead in the Cana McCusker was touched for The Stags knotted the Mayor Man of Action with two homers, propelling the Phitlies to a 6-3 National League come to an end and last years and in seven of the last Detroit 68 58 .540 41k chaUengo-, have been fighting it out fw the right to lead the Pur- dian Professional Golfers’ 10 hits. Including a homer by count in the top of the fouirth Happy to report that Manchester Mayor John Thompson \ baseball triumph over the San Diego Padres. New Yoit 68 61 .527 6 p l e ( ^ this season. Statistically it looks like a draw so far. Association championship. night the six-year eight seasons. ’The first Bill Wishinsky in the sixth Sun’s Ray Affect Fish In other NL games during Thursday’s light schedule Los on a walk, and back-to-back is a man of action. Milwaukee 60 64 .484 111k TarkentM t o completed 18 M 28 passm for 160 yards in stranglehold Manchrater’s came in 1965 and then six inning which broke a 53 tie Fish react to summer mudi Angeles trimmed the New York Mets 54 and the Chicago Cubs aeveland 52 75 .400 21 M nrowta a t o rictories while Berry t o hit on 19 of 26 tosses Moriarty Brothers’ baseball doubles by Gary Sinatro and Alerted several weeks ago that the baseball backstop at Tennis straight, 1967. thru 1972, all and proved to be the margin Bill Nardl. as man does; they seek cooler, beat the CincinnaU Reds 4-3. In the only American League con- West OT 224 yato. Tarkenton came to the rescue in last week’s 1310 team held on the Hartford with (jene Johnson as Mt. Nebo Field was in a deplorable state, Thompson per test, California downed Milwaukee 6-3. SOUTHAMPTON, N;Y. - of victory. The MB’s came right back move liveable places. Nature Oakland . 74 52 ,587 Vlkes in the fourth quarter Twilight League playoffs playing-manager. provides fish with their own air sonally toured the grounds, saw first hand the backstop Robinson was touted as a new super-slugger when he first Ferdi Taygan, 16, of Ken Soucy, who was un to go ahead in their half of Kansas City 73 55 .570 2 touchdown drive capped by a 19-yard pass to John ended. llie talented locals copped conditioning system called and the result was bids will be asked for a replacemdht. joined the New York Yankees in 1967. He never lived up to the ad Gilliam to tie the score. Framingham, Mass., upset able to halt the MB’s the same frame on Gene Minnewta 59 66 .472 4 In a battle of division regular season or divisional thermocline. The backstop will be installed before the start of the 1973 vance fanfare, batting a dismal .196. He lasted two more seasons California 58 66 .472 1415 F r ^ O n 's 20-yard field goal with just over one minute to play sixth-seeded Fred DeJesus of Wednesday night, came Johnson’s single, a sacrifice season. Puerto Rico 61, 64 to gain the winners, Western champion laurels seven times, in This doesn’t mean that fish m New York, then made the circuit of minor league and Chicago 50 87 .468 15 won it for Minntota. ^ back with a route-going, and Mike Liappes’ double. feed in their comfortable layer quarter-finals of the United Hartford Insurance whipped cluding the last four years. TTie new backstop will be portable and will be moved to almost quit after failing to make the Chicago White Sox two years Texas^ 43 81 .347 30 ■Tarkenton wUl probably start against the Raiders who have seven-hitter, all singles. He That ended the locals’ run of water; evidence to the con ago. States Men’s Amateur Tennis the locals, 54, at St.Hiomas the new baseball diamond that will replace Mt. Nebo Thursday’s Games own quarterbacking foUies going. Daryle Lamonica made a Last night Johnson sent didn’t walk a batter. making. trary indicates that they feed "Then I just decided to go out and have some fun,’’ Robinson (Championships. Seminary. It was the second big Steve McCusker to the within the next two years. California 6, Milwaukee 3 brief appearance against Los Angeles last week, completing Moriarty’s ju m p ^ into a George Ciccaglione where they don’t live during recalled about that depressing stage of his career. "If I had a bad SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. - loss in three nights for the hill but he was unable to Thompson also investigated the tack of track or cross Only games scheduled ttree of four passes, including a sbe-yard scoring aerial to Bob 24 led lead in the first inning opened the Hartford sixth summer. The outdoor recrea game I didn’t worry about it.’’ Moore. ^ New Zealand’s Onny Parun up Gas House Gang in the dou match his fine performance country races in Manchester and reported due to the Friday’s Games on Frank DlMauro’s single. with a single and moved up a tion department at Mercuiy However, his new-found philosophy appeared faulty after he set defending chmpion Die of a week ago when he resoding of Memorial Field these events would not be Kansas a ty (Fitzmorris 6-1) a«t Don Milan spUt ble elimination post-season Rich Riordan’s double and base on an infield out. He outboards reports that during managed only four hits in 32 times at bat during a recent road at Baltimore (McNally U-13, N the dutim behind crater in the Raiders’ 164 win. George Blanda, Nastase of Romania 64,14,6-2 play. ’The Eastern Division whipped Insurance. the hot summer months fish staged this fall but would most likely be on the 1974 slate. trip. at the Eastern Tennis Open. Bob Carlson’s two-run single reached third on a passed Texas (Siebert 6-11) at «’ ??*” f quarterbacking these days but he still clumps bowed to New Bri Although going the route, spend their days lounging in Thompson, incidentally, runs a mile, plus, daily to stay fit. TORONTO—Sweden’s Bjorn to left. ball and tallied on Nardi’s “I thought, why me?’’ he said. "After I finaUy made it, I aeveland (’Ilmmerman 6-4), N t h e R ^ ****** connected from 36,17 and 41 yards against tain Tuesday nif^t, 2-1, and cool water, and thei nighU Also a bicycle enthusiast, the mayor reported two thought I was going to blow it. But I sat down and had a long talk Borg, 17, ousted Australian sacrifice fly ball to right. Detroit (Lolich 12-11) at follow ed up w ith a 5-5 V? dining on a plentiful Supply M meetings had been held to explore the possibility of a bike with myself.’’ This will be the first meeting ever between Minnesota and veteran Ken Rosewall 24, 6-1, Wishinsky then delivered his Chicago (Wood 20-18), N deadlock with Hartford In other aquatic life that inhabits club in Manchester. This, too, is bound to be a certainty Robinson’s first blast, a tworun shot, capped a four-run Phils Milwaukee (Bell 9-8) at OaUand, and will serve as a preview of their season-opening bat- 7-5 in the $100,000 Canadian , -IS ‘ ^ 'Sr' 400-foot homer that Rich the warm upper layer of water. within the next few months. first and then followed Greg Luzlnki’s homer with a solo homer in Minnesota (Gdtz 4-2), N tic Sept, lo* Open Tennis Tournament. surance Wednesday night. Riordan couldn’t hold at the Research has shown that the sixth. Moriarty’s copped the Thompson added that with the proper support another in New York (M ^ch 104) at The Houston Oilers nipped the Dallas Cowboys 27-24 in the bat fence. The latter got a glove light, not heat, limites fish tle of Texas ’Thursday night door swimming pool will be built in Manchester, with the Cubs 4, Reds 3 Oakland (Hunter 153), N Cycling on the ball but it dropped movement during summer. Don Ke^inger drove home the winning run with a lOth-inning Boston (Lee 13-8) at Califor- ’ C lnci^U plays at Detroit and Los Angeles visits M ia m i in SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain - over the barrier for four When the sun is up, light rays possibility of a tie-in with one of the schools. It would also single. The Cubs tied the game 3-3 after the. Reds had nulled games tonight. nia (Lange 1-0), N Sheila Young of Detroit Swimmers penetrate the water at a more have facilities for the popular lOH (Instructors of the Han ahead in their half of the 10th. bases and a 4-3 Stag lead. An direct angle, making fish more dicapped) program. S a t ^ y n l^ t Balthnore is at Washington, Atlanta faces shrugged off a head wound suf “I just tried to find a hole because it meant the ball game ’’ Q e v d to in Knoxville, Tenn., New England visits New Orleans, insurance marker was vulnerable to predators. To NATIONAL LEAGUE fered in a bike spill and cap edded in the seventh. Kessinger said his winning hit that scored Randy Hundley from t o D i^o entertains Philadelphia and the New York Jets are in tured the women’s world ScoreAgain compensate for this, fish ven Credit for Fine Promotion third. “Any kind of a base hit would have won it.’’ E4st Skip DiFiore and Sinatro ^ Ix to . Sunday afternoon Chicago is at Buffato, Denver at t o cycling championship, while ture into shallow water to feed Dodgers 5, MeU 4 W L Pet GB HeraM photo by Pinto Once again several led the winners with two hits only in early morning and again Thanks to the guidance of Ray Peck and Phil Burgess, St. Louis Francisco and P ittsburg at the New YoA Giants. Knut Knudsen of Norway 64 62 .508 swimmers from the just before dark. and the efforts of many others, plus the support of Joe Ferguson laced a runscoring double in the sixth inning, Pittsburgh Tte weekend schedule ends Sunday night when Green Bay blazed to the amateur men’s ERCC Women^s Champion each and DiMauro matched o rb in g a tie and lifting the Dodgers to a victory that increased 61 62 .496 1^ visits Kansas aty. '' Manchester Rec team fared that hit total for the locals Nighttime privides perfect Manchester people, a sum of |4,200 has been realized from Chicago 61 65 .484 3 four-kilometer crown in the se their lead in the NL West to three games over Cincinnati. ' Dan Pratorinl connected with Fred Willis on a 31-yard scoring well in the age group Junior I cover for marauding bass, the 10th annual Jimmy Fund softball promotion last Montreal 59 66 .472 4 ^ cond day of World Cycling com Rene Moser checks her scorecard after winning the women’s club championship at Olympic competition yesterday Angels 6, Brewers 3 l ^ ^ t h jurt 1:12 to go, lifti^ the Oilers past the Cowboys. Bob petition. walleye, pike an d other fish Tuesday night at Fitzgerald Field. The scheduled boxing Philadelphia 59 67 .468 5 Ellington Ridge Country Club yesterday. Mrs. Moser turned in a 54-hole score of at Ocean Beach Park in New that use the lack of light to prey Brewer relief pitcher Chris Short issued a bases-loaded walk to New York Newhouse s 25-yard touchdown romp had given Dallas a 24-20 bouts on the program failed to materalize but the many Sandy Alomar, forcing in the winning during a five-run Angel 57 68 .456 6Vk edge earlier in the period. 280, two strokes better than runnerup Mary Heslin, right. The latter is a member of London. upon smaller fish, frogs and in West Aaron at a Glance fans in attendance for the softball twinbill featuring men’s seventh inning. The winning run came after Short, who replaced Cincinnati coach Paul Brown plans to go with more veteran Football the Hartford City council. Defending champion Wendy Ehrlich didn’t compete. In the 510 age group, Geoff sects. Since night vision is Los Angeles 78 49 .814 1973 Home Runs 32 and women’s games went home more than satisfied...Alan starter Billy Champion who was forced out after breaking a playera than usual against the Uoos. Ken Anderson is expected HATFORD (AP) - The Hart Michaud placed fifth in the 50- limited for most fish, they Cincinnati 76 53 .589 3 Most Recent Home Run Kemp teamed with Charles Mitchell of Redding to gain finger nail on his pitching hand, permitted the winning run to back from a leg injury at quarterback for tthe Bragals. Greg ford Knights, tuning up for the meter butterfly in 45.1. locate their food by sound. San Francisco 70 55 .560 7 Aug 22 low gross honors in a recent two-day Member-Guest Golf score after hitting Winston Uenas with a pitch. L a n ^ and Bill Munson continue to share the duties for Detroit Atlantic Coast Football League Twelve-year-old Leslie Scott Fishermen take advantage of Houston 66 63 .512 13 season, put an 15game winning was second in the 100-meter 1973 Games Remaining 34 this by using lures that are Tournament at the Redding Country Club. The pair turned Atlanta 61 68 .473 18 winning streak st N A i 3 d v s oaDiw I rnd PAGE TWENTY-TWQ - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Ady. 24/ i m . Apartmerifs For Rent . 83 Houses for Rent 65 Houses For Bale 72- Houses For Bela HEAT PAID, four rooms, F2 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sals 72 M^ C H E S T E R EVENIN(i HERALD, manchestor. Conn., Fri., Aug. 24, 19 78 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE appliances, parking, yard for FURNISHED two-bedroodi Mandiester Houses For Sals 72 Out of Town-For Sale 75 ?« r%ut m# t . .. . . __ _ kids and Rover. Bave $140. house, appliances, dishwasher, MANCHESTER — $28,400.— Out at Town-For Sale 75 Out of Town-For Sale 75 24-34 Homefinders, $ ^ fee. 549- ^rage, carpet, yard. Wow! mSTKIOUS IMMACUUTE Three bedroom older home IrkAAkAAAAAkAAAkkAit MANfJHESTER - Words can’t oeeeeeeeeeeasaseeeeo ; 1 ^ . 31-1. Homefinders, $20 fee. with-1 Ml baths now in the describe this 7-room Colonial. A COVENTRY North. 7 room 549-6980. Cape C o i srith all large process of being remodeled. Torgeous home with a beautiful Glastonbury u®?if®'’ J?®** Colonial Cape, North Coventry rooms, living room, dining WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE FOUR R( Duplex, near When completed^entire interior Str®®t area. Low baths, first floor family room, HEW RMSED MIKHES hospital, onffvcl Out of Town- UHWOOIICKCIE U B r room, huge kitchen, S will be like a brand new home Tedford Real Estate, 647- garage, fecellent residential ihild accepted. ^ A U RRICK Carpeting in family room with $140 plus se&rit' For Rent 88 hedrooms, wall-to-wall offering wall-to-waU carpeting Immediate occupan- Available TMNK iNewNew 4-hedroom4-bedroom brick d u t c h c ^ Mo onn u fireplace, living room, dining September 15th, • Rambling custom designed 7-room Ranch carpc^ , recreation room, throughout, new modern ColoM.1. S batKLZed;;S^il'” -“ ’' 94 VILLAGE Street, Rockville. • Professionally landscaped endosed pwdi, im baths, gar kitchen and baths. 50x240’ pait room, eat-in kitchen, IW Two clean apartments. First first-floor famUy room w ith " baths, king sized master THRU • 2V4 baths age, treed lot. This home must Iwe yard. Convenient location, BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO REALTOR floor, 6 rooms, $150 a month close to everything. Martens UKEFRONT pegged oak flooring, V4 acre! bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, • Recreation Room be seen to anireciate quality. Want to get lost? You wlU wooded tot. Two fireplaces.! ’ v ' Articles for Sale plus deposit, no utilities. Second Agency, Realtors. ^2550. "OWN k LOVELY HOME M k laundry, 2-car garages, acr■e 45 Florist-Nurseries Household Goods PRESIDENTIAL Now priced at only $36,500. - Large 3-bedroom Colonial with foim al dining room, probably have a Manchester SI Apartments For Rent 83 floor, small 4-room apartment, • 4 fireplaces ally room, 2rcu garage, * Drive by 236 Mlnnechaugh lots. Starting at $37,900. $110 plus deposit, no utilities. mailing address, most folks Drive. $68,500.» COUNTRY (DIB SETTIK DESKS — Students, knee hole, CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig VILLAGE APTS. • Double treed lot FHCcnE ( w n a Manchester 30” KENMORE electric stove, CHARLES Apartments — East 6 8 ^ 1 . will think you Uve in Bolton, 1-Level and Townhouse homes and drop lid; maple, walnut or your own, 90 cents or pott^ with clock and timer. Call 647- • Meticulously cared for ■ ; *$36,200 - Braiid new 6-room Garrison Colonial, 1% baths, _ FREINETTE & MARTM Middle Turnpike, Am room blit your five room Ranch WARREN E. HOWLAND « to 1, 2 and 3-bedroom models. oak. From |44.95, delivered. $1.10. 29 M ountain R oad, 9764. MANCHESTER !>carpeting, fireplace, and treed lot RULTORS 047-8893 Townhouse. IV i baths, all EAST HARTFORD - Choice • 2-Car Garage NEW HO M ES Realtor 643-1108; - Fireplaces, cathedral Marlow’s Dept. Store, 861 Main Glastonbury. Final section of Forest Hills style home will actually be in Street. appliances, two’ air- One and two bedrooms. Central Avenue Townhouse, 4 ^ • Uncompromising quality .$39,500, . - Exciting 8-iw yk| _Q n lal ____ ' •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦j ceilings, fully equipped G.E. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STUDENTS Beds — box spring MANCHElS'l'ER — Fantastic now being built, lovely private with 2 l^ths. Vernon, with frontage right on conditioners, carpeting, heat, 'Near schools, churches rooms, private basement and kitchens, air-conditioning and and mattress on le^s, $79.95 Home for the discriminating buyer, five-room Ranch. 3 bedrooms lots. Several models to landscaped lot in prefeSvrroodhiU Heights, &tter hurry! the second Lake. You REMOVE Carpet paths and Garden Products 50 hot water, storage, patio, sound heating system, 2 bddrooms, no LEBANON — 3-bedroom Ranch delivered. Marlow^s Dept. arid shopping center, On lovely * on this one. will en j' (Q jv ^ er activities, full carpeting. Your own ten spots; fluff beaten down nap proofing. Basement garage. pets. One child, $160, 528-2303. choose, all city utilities. HEBRON — 6-room oversized with fireplace and huge harvest Store, 861 Main Street. bus line. Call anytime. H IG H 5 0 s lot, 65x300. Oiwner relocating such as s’® .miing, sailing and nis courts, golf course, swim with Blue Lustre. Rent sham- BUCKLAND Farms — Retail From $195 to $230. Call ChMes Ranch, park-like huge yard. A kitchen, V4 acre treed lot, large $30,500. Arruda Realtors, 6 # MERRin AGENCY English style Colonial, 3 or. ‘ outdoor. barbecues, but the ming 1 ^ 1 and club house. The pooer $1. The E. A. Johnson center, com er Adams Sreet and Ponticelli, 649-9644, 646-0800. ROCKVILLE — Centrally must-to-see in the low 30s. Ted 30x40’ outbuilding, $30,900. CUSTOM Made covers. 6 4 6 -2 8 2 3 WARREN E. HOWLAND 1539. Lou Arruda. ► 4j^room s, vepr formal ^n'Yjroom , 12x27’ fireplaced] ford Real Estate, 647-9914. finest in condominium living Paint Company, 723 Main Tolland Tpke. Farm fresh fruits located 5-room apartment, 840-1180 frosting will be, year ’round Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. and vegetables. Delicious Bolsters, twin box springs, matr 4% ROOMS, second floor, heat, stove, heat, and hot water, (hie Realtor 643-1108 * n ^ 15x30 slate;' beautiful views through your From $30,000. No calls 1-6 p.m. Street, Manchester. 649-4501. tresses, suitable den, bedroom! butter-sugar and yellow sweet gas and hot water. Middleaged child, no pets. $155 monthly. *v a te fenced in yard, preferred ‘ picture window overlooking living room. Reasonable. 233- MANCHESTER ^ ,0 0 0 — Privacy, 1850 Cape. .location. Assumable mortgage. corn. Easy to serve, fun to eat working couple. No children or Security. 646-1060. the lake, from your warm and ELLINGTON TAG SALE — Friday-Saturday, 4839. Country kitchen, two out specialty. pets. 649-4068. FENCED YARD - Two PILGRIlirS^HARBOR August 24-25. Paper backs, dis ECONOMY GAPEII fireplaces, wide floor boards, cozy fireplaced living room. bedrooms, heat paid, parking, ROCKVILLE— 3V4 room apart Resort Property-For Rent GRACIOUS, 7 room, aluminum $45,000 - Large 6-room Colonial on business zone 2 corner' 100’ LAKEFRONT Exit 14, off 1-91, Wallingford. BOLTON — Starting Out? hes, clothes, odds and ends. 140 TWO-PIECE Colonial wingback $27,900. 6-room Cape Cod on a trees. Hutchins Agency, 649- This one-owner four-season, NATIVE apples and peaches, 456 MAIN Street — Three-room basement. Good on the pocket- ment. Appliances, heat, sided Colonial, well cared for ► parcel. Great potential. Owners are retiring, moving Call for information or Elarn extra incom e with Summit Street. sofa and chair, sectional sofa. deep treed lot in a nice 5324. mini-paradise is being offered available at Ferrando apartment, heat, $130. Security. book. $155. 23-19. Homefinders, parking. No pets. No children. COVENTRY Lake — Cottage home. Three bedrooms, living to Florida, and want to sell Colonial student desk, two residential area. 3 or 4 at only, $34,800. Don’t brochure. 1-265-2011. Mildret) this property. Two houses Orchards, located on Birch Family unit. Call 646-2426, 9-5. $20 fee. 5494980. $125 monthly. Security. 646- Lakewood Heights. BeautifuT^ room, dining room, kitchen, • $48,500 - Brand new Executive Raised Ranch with 2V4 baths, this custom built 3 bedroom TAG SALE — Bargains galore, Colonial end tables, coffee bedrooms, aluminum storms hesitate, quickly pick up that Higgins, exclusive sales on two lots and only $16,- household items, clothes, bikes, Mountain Road, Glastonbury, 3 1060. room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call family room or den. Three-car huge fireplace in family room, dream kitchen, deck,' home. 3 fireplaces, 2 baths & agent. miles beyond Vitos. table. All in excellent condition. and screens, garage, tool shed phone. 500. etc. Saturday, August 25th, 94 MANCHESTER — 2-bedroom MANCHESTER - Large 3 Mitten Agency, 643-6930. garage. Nicely treed and inces, etc. a huge patio with barbecue on 647-1964. and outdoor barbecue. Fan NEWCOLONALS 649-2813 p.m. Ill Tanner Street, Corner apartment on bus line includes bedroom apartment, will ROCKVILLE — Modem 3-room shrubbed lot. Holcombe Real which to entertain. Don’t heat and appliances, prefer accept singles. Available im apartment, quiet area, stove, MI^UAMICUT — 4Vi rooms Estate, 644-2447. tastic situation for a first In Menehester $59,W - 3 large duplex apartments, plus small retail store' of Princeton Street, THREE Piece cottage Vic hesitate. Call now. JoAnn Manchester. older couple, $125 per month. mediately. Security required. refrigerator, dishwasher, dis- heated, walking distance to home buyer. Call 649-5306. ► front. 3-car garage. Business zoned II, corner lot, on Center ’ MARTENS AGENCY COVENTRY - Small 2- FREE torian bedroom set, $200. beach. Call 643^91. Culver, 649-5306. atO lo Paul W. Dougan, Realtor 643- $165. 646-1109. »osal, COcompletely carpeted, ^Street. Many uses. iw m o is bedroom home. Jason Brooks Several other Victorian pieces. 4535. farge rooms,9oms, including heat. * 3 7 ,5 0 0 046-2500 Agency, 647-1632. No calls 1-6 w ^ v e r t o h TAG SALE — Sundpy only, Call 87^7013 after 5 p.m. L-SHAPE RANCH p.m. 429-3657. — — August 26, 9 a.m. CORN C RIB LARGE Family? Low funds? naming area, storage, laundry • • B&W • • City Utilities PLEASANT 4-room apartment, Rent this spacious 3 bedroom, facilities. $160. 649-5635, 648- 114 Unwood Drive ^7ur offlee ft In constant nssd of new listings. N you’re ' • B&W • • M iscellaneous, several I Tolland Tpko., Manchestor PRACTICALLY new. Maple Wanted to Rent 89 households, 211 Mountain Rd., second floor, adults, no pets. for only $140. 22-24. 9508. Living room, dining room, ^thinking of selling, please call lor eonlldsntlsl Inspection Lots-Land tor Sale 73 Wednesday • Saturday Spindle double bed, complete The BARROWS & WKLUCE Co. Manchester. Call 649-5^ after 6 p.m. Homefinders, ^ fee, 549-6980. MATURE responsible working I kitchen, 2 baths, 3 Realtor! — MLS and valuation. Wa welcome your businessi Ramamber. The BARROWS t t WALLACE Co. (Aug. 22 - 25) with box spring and mattress, PMLBRICK ROCKVILLE — 6-rooms, $165. adult family wanto 5 rooms, no bedrooms, family room, Mancbeater Parkade — C4Mm [you deserve only the bast ’ MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA ° Realtors — MLS BOLTON One Bag of $65. 6434134. Agoiwy zone wooded lot. Asking $13,900. Manchester Parkade - MHSOS TAG SALE — Saturday 9 a.m. MANCHESTER - Executive HAVE Appliances? Move into Five rooms, $150. Four rooms, pets. Phone 5244297 after 6 fireplace, built-ins, swim Wanted-Real Estate 77 6 4 6 ^ ^ Helen D. Cole, Realtor, MLS, to 3 p.m. at 129 South Main townhouse, 1500 square feet, this first floor, two bedroom. $115. Three rooms, $110. p.m. ming pool. Offered at $44,- 643-6666. 6 4 ’ RAHCH SELLING your home or Street, Manchester. POTATOES Antiques formal dining area, 2 huge Near shopshops iand transportation. Appliances included, heat and 1900. MANCHESTER — Falknor 4 or 5 bedrooms, (family room WHh oadi purchase of S2 56 bedrooms, baths, fireplace, $140. 21-14.11-14. Homefinders, $20 electricity extra. Two rooms, acreage? For prompt friendly IVz Drive, Desirable expandable ,^ B j^ R D & ROSSEnO COLUMBIA — 6 room Ranch, 2- easily converted to 5th or more. includes heat, appliances, fee. 5494980. furnished, utilities included, $30 TOLLAND — 2.3 Acres building service, call Louis Dimoct COME to the biggest tag sale THE Cape, presently undergoing M ANCH ESTER — B ow ers 4EALTOR8-ML8 640-2482 car garage lot 108x300, bedroom). Master bedroom carpeting. Full private base weekly. 8724359. 7:30-9:30 p.m. Apartment Bulldlngs- VANTAGE REALH lot, Merrow Road. T.J. Realty, 649-9823. ever, August 25 and 26, 104 collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun For Sale jo face lifting. When comoleted, Cape, 4-bedrooms, fireplace, 189 WMt Cuntor 8 trt« t Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of beautiful in-ground cement with private lavatory and Rain or shine. 86 Huntington ment. $330 per month. Paul W. SPACIOUS 3-bedrooms, will include new rooL new garage, level treed lot, ideal es swimming pool, many extras. day, 124 p.m. Fiora Rd., off 872-9402 fice, 875-6279. shower, formal dining room, ALL CASH for your property Drive, Vernon. Antiques, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. appliances, parking, basement, BOLTON Bonanza — Four gutters, new amesite drive, two tablished neighborhood. 30’s. 39 mill tax rate. Please call FUTTNERS - 910 Silver Lane, Route 85, w lton. HARTFORD — Income proper within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, clothes galore, air-conditioner, yard for kids. Economy minded room, appliances, parking, new bedrooms on second level, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, MLS, Russmar Realty 649-9659 or 228- 2-car garage, range, dryer and Pick your own tomatoes, bring ty from 6-36 apartments. Price ANDOVER - 93 acres, 3,600’ instant service. Hayes Agency, curtains, drapes, sun lamps,' MANCHESTER - Three- at $160. 25-32. Homefinders. $20 carpet, air, dishwasher, carpeting throug^hout, and 6434666. MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room Offered by the 9234. dishwasher. Large landscaped containers. Also ready picked Wearing Apparel 57 range $20,000 to $425,000. Many road frontage, all buildable, 10 646-0131. small appliances, TVs, stereo, bedroom apartment includes fee, 5494980. washer-dryer. ; . $160. 29-31. much m ore at $30,900. For Raised ranch 2 1/2 baths, 2-car tot. 5m% assumable mortgage tomatoes for canning. *— 'ason Brooks minutes to Manchester. Jason everything in renovated man Homefinders, $20 fee. 5494980. MANCHESTER - Ap more information. Call garage, stone front, plastered available. Priced low for vacuums, beds, tables, sterling “WHITE STAG” , white fake Agency, 647-1632. No calls 14 Brooks Agency, 647-1632. No silver, china, books, rugs, en sion. $235 per month. Paul W. STUDENTS — Heat paid, four proxim ately 2.31 acres of Martens Agency, Realtors, 646- walls, appUances, city utilities, NUMCK COVENTRY (North) quick sale. $37,800. Call Owner fur pants coat, size 16 and other p.m. calls 1-6 p.m. PICK YOUR Own tomatoes, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- rooms, appliances, parking, COVENTRY — Six-room apart business zoned land, with 6- 2550. large lot, by Ansaldi. CSiarles cyclopedias, tire rims, luggage, miscellaneous items. 646-5008 COBURN ROAD Direct. Starsiak, 325 Hillstown Road, 1021. yard. Make that big step today. ment, available September 1st. room house. Owner, 646-3248, Lesperance. 649-7620. LOTS OF LIVING you name it — we have Ft. RESIDENTIAL zone wooded Manchester. Country setting. Heat and hot 649-2330. 649-1948 $165. 14-40. Homefinders, $ ^ lot, close to lake, $2,600. W. J. Birches and laurel surround fee, ^84980. w ater included. $200 plus XCENCV POLAROID Land Camera $10. Wanted to Guy DELUXE 2-bedroom Houses For Sale ^ TREES AND BEES Has a lot to offer and we have Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. this eight room Raised Ranch. 58 security. 742-9880, Saturday or 72 16 mm Projector and Camera, Townhouse, IVz baths, includes just listed this immaculate MANCHESTER Four bedrooms, 2V4 baths, Household Goods 51 Sunday. In your backyard. Char $35. Two-piece sofa, chair, MO. WANTED — Antique furniture, carpeting, heat, appliances, air- MANCHESTER - 8-room English style Colonial. This New Listing - Well kept 6V4- COVENTRY — Large building MANCHESTER - 6-room built-in kitchen, glass slider COVENTRY — Cape with 24 Bxzxxixxi in and aoo Call 646-7638. glass, pewter, oil paintings or conditioning, and full private (^olonial with 2-car garage, ming 4-bedroom Cape. room Cape, situated in CIRCA 1730 — 16 roomS;' lot with stream running through CLEAN USED — refrigerators, STORRS— One to two bedroom Ck)Ionial, with 2-car gar home features a large doors from fireplaced huge acres. This large liOO, 8-room our buoy Bea. Wo’ro other antique items. Any quan basement. $260 per month. Paul WOODUND first-floor family room, 4 Garage, 1V4 baths, Bowers School district, good recently restored. 7 properto, lake rights, $3,0w). ranges, automatic wesners with fireplaced living room with family room to flagstone Cape is situated on 24 acres of W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, apartments, appliances, bedrooms, % baths, and much age. Large kitchen, dMng fireplace. Built-in kitchen Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. ready, willing and able TAG SALE - August 25th, 10 guarantees. See them at B. D. tity. The Harrisons, 6434709, 2 built-in bookcases, formal sized living room, dining fireplaces, summer kitchen, 6 patio. Hurry and it can be beautiful woodlands and rolling 165 Oakland astreet. 646-1021. HUNOR parking, carpet, air, yard, laun more. Over 2,500 square feet of room, 3 bedrooms. Only nook. Wall-to-wall No calls 1-6 p.m. 4^3^7. to aoalat you In the sale a.m. to 4 p.m., 30 Clyde Rd., Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main dry facilities. From $125 to dining room, den, modern room, and kitchen, 3 or more bedrooms, new baths, yours. $41,900. Mr. Lewis, 649- fields. A unique blending of living area. Priced in the 50’s. $28,500. carpeting. Stove and or purchaae of YOUR Manchester. Glassware, bric-a- St., Call 643-2171. $175. 29-28. Homefinders, $20 kitchen with recent fruitwood bedrooms plus a den or study, new kitchen, two-car garase. 5306. Early American style and brac, TV, kitchen items, small ANTIQUE furniture, giass, APARTMENTS Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. refrigerator. One owner BROAD Street — 100’ frontage fee. 5494980. 649-2813 cabinets and appliances, a fireplace, carpeting, finished $58,900. with a 3,100 square foot modern comfort. The home is property. desks, other furniture. round oak tables, cast iron toys, Homestead Street home, is retiring to CARPETS — Wholesale to you VILUGER rec room, treed yard, building, could add second • • • • high on a hill with a view of the collectibles of all kinds. 643-6535 (Off W. Middle Tpke.) large separate firot-floor laun B&W valley below. 60’s. Call Warren at our warehouse. ’The Carpet Florida. Immediate oc- aluminum siding, oven and floor, good business area. F. J. TAG SALE — Saturday and anytime. MANCHESTER dry room, and new lavatory. RANCH-6, rooms, baths, E. Howland, Realtors, 646-1108. Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., APARTMENTS cupany. Call now, 289-7475. range. Don’t wait on this one! Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. Sunday, 104. Moving, electric BulK by Manchester Upstairs there are three very formal dining room ,'3 The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. JCeitk Manchester. 646-8568. Five-room , 2-bedroom Business Locatlons- w o l v e n o n $36,500. Realtors — MLS stove, youth bed, rotisseries, Rooms Without Board 59 large bedrooms, full ceramic bedrooms, garage, treod lot. townhouse, wall-to-wall U iR H0USIN8 CORP. For Rent 87 2 FAMILY VERNON — 8 acres, one mile Manchester Parkade - S4S4308 chairs, dishes, silverware, plus DANISH cocktail table, and end bath plus a full walkup attic. $33,900. carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con 1 and 2-bedroom luxury rooms, each unit, from Route 44, 3 miles from much more. 383 Keeney Street. THE Thompson House — Cot MANCHESTER - 100,000 \yiAVt Real Sstate table, $20 each. Combination ditioners, appliances, heat apartments. Features wall-to- Several other features include UAR REALH CO., INC. Route 15. $15,500. Jason Brooks BOLTOH game-cocktail table with 4 tage St., centrally located, square feet, will divide. bedrooms, large kitchen and 172 E. Center St. and hot water, IVz tiled baths, wall carpeting, vanity tile a finished game room in the 643-2802 CX)VENTRY—5-room cottage, Agency, 647-1632. No calls 1-6 TAG SALE - Includes TV, stools, $75. Two black vinyl large, pleasantly furnished Suitable for manufacturing and living room, ^all newly HEBRON — 20 minutes to Executive type U&R built 7- baths, built-in oven, range, basement for the children. A RolMrt D. Murdock. RoMtor fully furnished, close to lake, p.m. 649-1922 646-4126 bike, antiques, pet accessories, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358, washer and dryer hookup, warehouse. 1-748-5634. renovated-heatirig, wiring, MANCHES'IDR— 7-room Cape Manchester, huge U&R, four chairs, $8 each. Slate-toppra huge covered fieldstone patio secondary financing room Contemporary Ranch, August 26th, 1 p.m. ’til dark. 213 for overnight and permanent patio. No pets. dishwasher, refrigerator and carpeting, painting, inside and on a quiet street, near cocktail table, $5. 646-1789. MANCHESTER - New Ranch, available. $10,000. SOUTH W IN D SO R - Birch Hill 150x300’ park- spacious living room with Long Hill Rd., South Windsor, guest rates. „ disposal, electric heat, 2 air everything. Treed lot, all new with gas grill overlooking a °______f* 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, outside, new driveway. Must 3 bedrooms, dining room, full area. One acre plus, $11,0()0. *ot, king-sized master huge stone fireplace, formal WE WILL buy your house for Rain date, August 27th. Call 649-7620 conditioners, glass sliding office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- and modem inside, lots of wall- fenced treed lot. Oh, yes, Uiis MANCHESTER - Con Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. bMroom, floor to celling cut NEVER USED 4-piece be seen. basement, quiet street. $34,900. 40 ACRES—of land in dining room, large sunny cash. Call anytime, Hutchins bedroom set, walnut finish. LADIES only, nicely furnished doors, all large rooms. Full 5. to-wall. Must be seen to be ap- home also has a garage and a dominium 3 bedrooms, 2Mi No calls l-e p.m. fireplace. A gorgeous p r e d a t e d . Hayes Agency, 6464131. Manchester on East Hartford kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 19x25’ Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. TAG SALE— Many baby items, Asking $400. Cali 649-1835. room for rent, community basement storage area, ample F. J; Spile’cki; large 6% assumable baths, central air, all carpeted, ...... home. Low 30’s. Meyer, kitchen and bath. All utilities MERRin AGENCY Realtor, 643-:■2121. tennis, swimming. Immediate line. Realtors, 643-0609, family room with brick work tools, tables, sliding glass TWO-BEDROOM Apartment in parking. Starting at $175. Han 466 MAIN STREET - Building mortjgage. All this and more Resort Property-For Sale 74 V^3Vn. ReaNors 046-1180 occupancy. Call owner, 646- fireplace, 2 full baths with SELLING your property? Call doors, 1962 Chevy, mounted MUST BE sold, everything included. Located on bus line renovated mansion. Includes for any business, office, or com for $43,900. us first. We’ll buy your home dy to shopping, schools, bus MANCHESTER New on 8384. Priced to sell. $31,500. W E ST SID E C A P E - 6 snow tire, push mower, ice barely used. Mediterranean and near stores. Call anytime, everything, plus a fireplace, mercial use, near Center. Call MAJESTIC COVENTRY LAKE, five room vanity, sundeck, 2-car at immediately at a fair price, all and religious facilities. market, impeccable 6-roon) rooms, 4 down and 2 up, wall- skates and many miscellaneous bedroom set, queen size bed, 6444383. $235 per month. Paul W. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. Eight-room, four bedroomi summer cottage, pine paneled, BOLTON $59,900 tached garage. Situated on a cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, Model apartment open for in Cape, l>/4 baths, breezeway« ,to-wall carpeting, fireplace, items. 17 Foxcroft Drive, Dougan, Realtor, 6434535, 646- CONTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 fireplace, nice treed lot, $12,- IVi-acre high treed, well Arruda Realty. triple dresser, 2 night tables, garage, aluminum siding, over- Colonial on lovely tree-lined' BUNCHARD A AN EQUESTRIAN DEUTE Manchester, across from Euro CLEAN pleasant room, Call 1021. spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday MANCHESTER 10,000 square acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, aluminum storms and 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. men’s dresser, dinnette set, sizeo 125x152 parklike Tot. An street. Ideal for growing fami-* landscaped lot. $53,900. pean Health Spa. Saturday, 94. with hutch, 4 burnt orange after 6 p.m., 649-1425. and Sunday. Other times by feet industrial space. Fiully beamed ceiling, garages, view. ROSSEnO screens, near bus line, $31,900. Almost 4 acres of land with a MANCHESTER - Client will unusual offering. Bel Air Real ly or could be usied for office- Realtors/MLS 646-2482 Immediate occupancy. chairs, Lenox china, mis MANCHESTER - Older 3- appointment. sprinklered, loading docks, of Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. MM. ELLINGTON — Building tot, Out of Town-For Sale 75 pondsite, a barn, and a corral pay all cash for Colonial or fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- Estate, 643-9332. home combination. 189 West Center Street TAG AND Antique clearance cellaneous household items. 19 room apartment on bus line. near Ellington Ridge Country surrounds this extra large oversized Cape, preferably on Apartments For Rent 63 0131. Redecorated inside. Wall-to- GLASTONBURY - New Sale — Saturday and Sunday Crosby Road, Manchester. Prefer older couple. Includes HENRY Street — Immaculate west side. May consider Ranch CaU: ESTATI □ u b . $7,500. exciting Contemporary Raised contemporary Ranch which UAR REALTY CO., INC. 25th and 26th. 10 ’til dark. 190 heat and appliances. $110 per Cape Cod, 12x24 living room, wall in several rooms, oven, if in right location. Call Dick Saturday and Sunday. 10-5. WE HAVE customers waitingig includes 3 b^room s, 3 baths, New Bolton Road, Manchester. UAR HOUSING CORP. MANCHESTER 4,000 plus fireplace, formal dining room, range, refrigerator will stay. Ranches. Minnechaugn Moun 843-2082 Martens at Martens Agency, for the rental of your apartmentipa month. Paul W. Dougan TWO-FAMILY WEST HARTFORD — Split 649-1000. 643-9551 square feet store-building for wall-to-wall carpeting. Knotty MANCHESTER - 3 family, tain area. Woodhaven Drive. private courtyard with pool. Robert 0. Murdock, RoaHor Realtors, 646-2550. or home. J.D. Real EstateE Realtor, 6434535. Early occupancy. COMO level, 9 rooms, 2 full baths, 2 USED Frigidaire refrigerator, Robait Murdock, ReaHor lease. Huge paved parking pine rec room, treed lot, swim Manchester, duplex style central location, live in one Top quality construction, For an appointment call Tony very good condition. First $60 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. fr^lsces. Exceptional value choice treed lots. High 60’s. YARD SALE — Electrical FIVE ROOM Duplex apart 843-0551 area. Prime location in town ming pool. Must be seen to be apartments, 44, both sides- BELFIORE AGENCY apartment and build equity in Wasilefsky, 649-5306. takes it. Call anytime, 875-9190. with highway access. Hayes other two, $46,900. Hayes Agen at $48,500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. items, wire, etc., utility trailer, ment, $160 monthly, security Stophen J. Luchon Jr. appreciated. Only $34,900. nicely decorated-, city 647-1413 LOOKING for anything in real Agency, 6464131. cy, 6464131. . b t A - P n t k as is, windows, aluminum deposit and references Arruda Realty, 644-1539, Lou REBUILT Kirbys at a bargain estate rental — apartments, Sup’t. - 640-5257 utilities, sidewalks. Excellent MANCHESTER - Executive • • • • What Is Your Property Worth? doors, baby items, clothing, required. Available October Arruda. B&W price, call 875-9190. homes, multiple dwellings, no PROFESSIONAL office, starter property for the non A fixture is an item that was Ranch, prestige Wethersfield . aper back books, mis 1st. 875-5189. Ws will view your properly el NO COST or obligelion, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate homeowner. For details and The BARROWS k WALUCX (>>. cellaneous. Saturday and Sun beautiful, spacious. Excellent MANCHESTER — New listing, at one time considered per neighborhood, custom-built, OWNER FLORBA BOUND MOVING — Duncan Phyfe sofa, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. exposure. First floor, all private showing, call for preaat owner with ail the' Realtors — MLS end suggesi lodey's merkei value. day, 10-5 p.m., 73 Union Street, FOUR ROOMS, 50 Birch Street, spacious 2-family, central loca sonal property but that la now Beautiful custom built, 8 newly done, with slipcover. facilities, parking. Reasonable WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE Manebester Parkade — S4S4306 Manchester. No pre-sale. first floor, adult couple, no tion, double garage, bus line, real estate because it: After amenities. Central air-, room Split. 2Vt baths. ask a bo u t our guarantee sales plan todayiii Traditional sofa, down MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) FIRST Floor, carpeted two- rent. 649-1^, 649-3549. $39,500. Hayes Agency, 6464131. MARTENS AGENCY you install the fixture, is it a conditioning, Pella ther- Features too numerous to cushions, GE portable dis- Modem four rooms, including chidren. Call 649-6987. bedroom, appliances, parking, MMiora TMNK part of the real estate and as mapane windows and doors mention. In-law potential. hwashpr, elegant breakfront, heat, hot water, carpeting, air, laundry facilities, yard. STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 HOUSE for sale — Vernon, 7- 289-7475 646-2580 throu^wut. First floor family Boats-Accessorles 48 chairs, small upholstered appliances, storage, parking. THREE-BEDROOM, first floor $160.31-7. Homefinders, $20 fee. square feet. Stock Place, rear. such included in the selling Lovely setting. Original room Colonial with one full and PASEK bench, dresser, tables, comer $190 monthly. 649-2871,6464^. apartment, in newer two- 5494980. Attractive rental. Call 522-3114. MANCHESTER BLAIHMD & ROSSEnO price of the property?...Or is room, 2 stone fireplaces, 2m owners. Only $47,900. two half baths, attached gar 15’ GLASTRON fiberglass boat cabinet, trunks, linens, files, family. Appliances, air- Like new — 6Mi-room Ranch it personal propWty that you baths, rec room. Call today age, 24’ aluminum pool, fenced conditioning, and carpeting. REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 to M.H. PALMER with 100 h.p. Mercury motor, pictures, quilts, blankets, out CLEAN, 4 room heated apart DANDY Duplex, 2 bedrooms, with large living room, 3 good VERNON Street — 7 room will be allowed to take with inspect this quality built home 643-6321 529-2479 in yard, fireplace, refrigerator, RUTHERFORD $265. Security deposit require. skis, safety cushions. Many door jockey boy, mirrors, ment, 643-2455. appliances, parking, yard for sized bedrooms, convenient Split, with 2 baths, on lot 188 West Contar Stroat you when you sell the proper- in AA zone. dishwasher, disppsal. No pets. October 1st occupancy. Realtors, MLS 608 Burnside Ave., East Hartford Realtors-MLS extras, all 646-2160 after 6. archery set, garden and regular kids. Don’t delay, call today! kitchen with walk-in pantry, 100x300, with swimming pool, O ur oMce la In constant need ol new llsangs. H ty?...If it satisfies 3 Prestigious neighborhood, cen 643-5836. $160. 30-40 Homefinders, ^ 0 j Convenient I patio with fireplace, fruit trees, trally located to schools, fire, Mtmbsrs of Nstlonal Association of Raal Estata Boards, Tha Connacticut tools, 649-6051, 6434733. mud room, oversized bath, requirements: (1) it is at- NEW COLONIALS - BuUt by fee. 5494980. etc. 3 bedrooms, one car ghr- you're thinking ol selling, please call tor conddentlal police, parkway. Financing Instituta of Raal Esuta Boards, also tha Hartford, Manchastar and APARTMENT TWO Bedroom apartment, spacious enclosed sunporch, tadied, (2) it is adapted to the Mak Construction Inc. All city Amwtr to rrotioui Punit age. Reasonable occupancy:cupancy. Inspection and evaluation. We welcome your available at below bank rates. Varnon Multipla Listing Sarvicas. RENTAL OFFICE third floor in 3 family home, carpeting, fireplace, attached use of the real estate, and (3) utilities on deep tots, $37,500. I DOWHTOWN I ’TJ. (Crockett Realtor,, 6B-1577. businessi Remember, you deserve only the best So COVENTRY - 7 rooms, 2 bath- A fter 4 p.m., $55,000. 875-7497. In P rin t clean and quiet, security and 2-car garage. Beautiful Call today, they won’t last at: We have a large variety of Furnished Apartments 84 why not give us a call: it is your intention that it be a Ranch, with 2-car garage, deluxe one and two-bedroom references required. Hot water landscaped acre plus lot. Ideal part of the real estate — the this price. situated on one acre lot and all ACROSS 58 Heating apartments and townhouses and heat included at $160. Nor THREE ROOM furnished I 0 F H (X I for the home gardener. Many Don Jackson, Gharlos Undsoy, Rudy Porsico, fixture probably will be con on 160’ of waterfront. Price in MANCHESTER - 64 Duplex, TWO FAMILY Duplex - 15' I B y ----- , device throughout Manchester. Ren man Hohenthal, 646-1166. apartment, all utilities, first extras. $48,500. Dob Blanchard, Paid Rossotto sidered a part of the real es the mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, YOU CAN ALWf contributor's 3 bedrooms each side. Vinyl rooms, newly remodeled DOWN tal office open daily from 9-5, floor, parking, older people [Main Street location! tate and will be included in the 646-1511. nameline 1 Disembark MANCHESTER — Five-room coated steel siding, new roof. kitchens and baths, 4 S Prepare for. H other times by appointment. preferred. 272 Main St. U&R REALTY CO., INC. T h m k Y o u l selling price... o M a i l I n ’ 2 Arrow poison duplex. Quiet residential area. I Ideal for attorney or! Separate utilities, 2-car gar hedrooms each side. Lai^e TOLLAND — new extra print 3 Eft dl=l 643-2092 If you are selling your home 9 Newspaper $180. Call 649-5824 or 649-0390. TWO ROOMS, bath, stove, Ismail business. I age. Beautiful condition. Hgh private yard. Immaculate spacious Alpine Raised Ranch, 4 Latin 3l=t Robert 0. Munlocb. Realtor call Pasek and Rutherford notices conjunctions DMUTO ENTOIPIIISES, MC. refrigerator, heat, hot water. 40’s. condition throughout, gar lots of privacy on acre treed lot. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, Realtors, Inc. “ What is your Low 4()s. Teoford Real Estate, 12 The dill 5 Obliterate r4iME3u(i^[>:) 240-A New State M,, Mam^iester Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main I Will redecorate to su lti 649-2818 ages, central location. $49,500. Y o u r 13 Be carried 6 Plunges into hot water and stove included, Street. home worth?” — find out with 647--9914. 14 Bishopric water 646-1021 $155. Security required, our no fee appraisals I tenant. Rental $100 J MANCHESTER— Professional OPEN FOR TOLLAND—2-year old 8-room 15 Current 7 Small fish contraction parking, 649-4813.- man’s home in a professional headdress available when you list with Garrison Colonial. 4 events 8 Breed of dog 26 Girl’s name 42 Furnace {monthly Includes!_ man’sarea.Verylargecontem- VERNON publication THREE-ROOM apartment, Houses for Rent 85 us. We give you full services 7 9 Fictional dog 27 Seep 43 German MANCHESTER Gardens — 2- I.heat. Call Mr. DDwyer. w v a r. I■ porary Raised Ranch, INSPECTION bedrooms, 2m baths, first- Complete city utilities with ^U nclassified A d s ! 17 Make lace 10 Material pleasant, convenient suburban days a week 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. 28 She (Latin) negative bedroom duplexes, Idfcj of lawn. beautifully appointed inside and floor family room, 2-<^ gar 18 Detachment deleted from location, like private home. BOLTON Notch, 3-room coun I For complete real estate this 7-room Ranch. Living 29 Thailand 44 Escutcheon out. Jason Brooks Agency, 647- Saturday and Sunday, 1-5 P.M. age. Aluminum siding. Nicely Fill in the .Ad Form and Mail with only $3.15 cash or check, to: (ab.) print 30 Leg joint border lawn, basement, W ork in g neighborhood. Walk to try home, newly remodeled. 1- room with fireplace, kitchen ng shopping. $169 monthly includes 1632. No calls 14 p.m. needs don’t hesitate to call on landscaped acre lot. View. 19 LetUr 11 Arranges type 32 Denmark 45 Cabinet for adults. 643-2880. 223-4460. Only if no answer call with built-ins, 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD 20 Peruses ______heat, hot water and 6 4 0 - 1 7 0 0 Pasek and Rutherford 16 Writes native papers 521-7373. dining room, glass sliding 22 Compass point 21 Building Superintendent, < 7Vi-R(X)M Ranch, 3 bedrooms, CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, Realtors, Inc., 608 Burnside VEIWON-Handy location 5-4, 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040 35 Main meals 46 Particles FIVE-ROOM heated apart 23 Press addition 2 dens, (can be used as 9 room California Ranch. Ave., 289-7475.______two-fanoily, plus 5 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 2. 1973 •Tolland Weekly Lottery Luce, Joslin,Dumontv Palmer Numbers List MOTOR BUS EXGURSHNIS GOP Endorses SAT. AUQ. 24 - SUN. AUQ. 25 By The Associated Press ’ iS S S S S ^ MOW k m n .MR.T. GOP Selectmen Candidates Here is a list of winning m o e r a TO OCON lEIICN weekly lottery numbers from Candidate Slate IT . northeastern states drawn this MWGHESra TO LAKE GOMPOUNGE $ lM iT . Tolland Republicans tantamount to election, since The names of Dumont, Joslin week: MONICA SHEA One of the defeated can Thursday night selected and Williams were submitted th e p o st m u st go to a Lv. Manchester 9:00 A.M. for Ocean Beach FRIDAY Connecticut 88512 Correspondent didates, Sandra Young, has in Charles Luce, incumbent, by the Republican Town Com Republican. Massachusetts 961929 Lv. Colchester 9:45 A.M. for Ocean Beach Endorsed-for two-year Board 742-9495 dicated she will consider a Stuart Joslin, L. Robert Du mittee which proposed can New Jersey 635748 p rin n ^ fight. Lv. Ocean Beach 6:30 P.M. mont and Theodore Palmer as didates but made no en of Education tern» were Roger Coventry Republicans !2 New York 940429 The vote -was as follows: Lv. Manchester for Compounce 12:30 P.M. their candidates for the new dorsements. Gallic and John Perry. Thursday night endorsed Jesse Pennsylvania 298407 Grabowski, 100; Keller, 98; Lv. Lake Compounce 6:00 P.M. Board of Selectmen to be Gilbert T. Ames won endorse Brainard, Robert Keller, Henry Luce and Palmer were (Qualifiers BF7) Brainard, 97; John Motycka, elected in November. ment over Charles MacArthur Grabowski and Jcdin Mdtycka nominated from the floor. Maryland 509480 83; Young, 56; and Craig Buses leave No. Main & No. School Sts. Results of the caucus vote, by Under the new charter going for nomination to a four-year as candidates for town council posts. Brainard and Keller are Wallace, 43. Pickups afbus stops along Main St. paper ballot, were as follows; into effect in Tolland there will term on the Zoning Board of Appeals by a 66 to 43 vote. incumbents. In the November election Luce, 99; Dumont, 90; Joslin, be a seven-member Board of each party will run four can EASTERN BUS LINES. INC. Tel: 646-0363 82; Palmer, 78; and Clifford Raymond A. Ludwig, incum Selectmen no more than four didates. Seven will be elected. Williams, 68. members of the same party. bent, was endorsed for a four- In 1971, Americans spent less year ZBA term, and Thomas J. than 28 per cent of their take- Dawn Potterton and Mary In a five-way race for the Jane Monast were endorsed as Turner was endorsed to fill the home pay for food, clothing and BARBS posts on the Planning and candidates for the Board of two years remaining in an un shoes, alcoholic beverages and ^ " ‘"8 Commission, the party By PHIL PASTORET Education over Arthur Tour- endorsed Douglas Prior, incum expired four-year ZBA term. tobacco products. nas, incumbent, and Roland bent chairman, and William Perhaps nothing has contrib uted more to quick recoveries Green. Saturday only! Excursion Buses Osborn for the two candidacies The vote was as follows: the GOP wishes to submit. from colds, sniffles and such on the part of workers as day Potterton, 69; Monast, 85; The party could run three time television. Toumas, 58; and Green, 45. The Peach Festival Lines Were Long,,, candidates, but one would Lunch Eastern Bus Lines, Inc. is + + + Each party will run two can ...But The Wait Was Well Worth It running excursion buses from automatically lose because of Remember: if it’s the boss didates in the election and three Boxes The Eighth District’s annual Peach Festival last night purchase of uniforms for the firemen. It was the 16th year Manchester to Ocean Beach the makeup of the commission telling the jokes, he who will be elected. (No Thonnes) With ideal weather conditions, the Eighth District Peach from left Mrs Choman Stpvpn whn i^ a long-range building program. Maxwell home on Union St. nation’s 165,000 retail gasoline interest rate home buyers must case looks like a fabrication, a the Eisenhower administration, burglaries in which he par former FBI man told The Catherine Rajchel were Figures released Friday by Wednesday, ending a three-day Tel. 228-9224 This latest wing runs east to Many improvements have also dealers can raise their prices pay for government-backed case that was made up,’’ the at manhunt. according to a former agent ticipated during his 10 years in, Associated Press Friday. nominated as ZBA alternates. the Agriculture Department starting Labor Day weekend. who says he acted as a lookout. west and connects the Bissell been made to this portion in 0^ Clearance! mortgages, effective today. torney, Lillian Cohen, said He was accused of saying he the bureau. This former high bureau of About 90 persons attended the Constable nominations went William W. Turner, now an The FBI break-ins began ficial, who asked not to be wing, completed in 1969, with cluding the addition of a chapel At the same time, the would kill Nixon if no one else Democratic caucus held this to Guy Beck, Francis Hart and named, said Rgosevelt tofd the west wing. ’This new wing just off the main entrance. Agriculture Department dis would. The government said the week. There was 'secret Harry Chowance. Hoover that “we have to forget will include an operating suite The original portion houses closed that the nation’s rice Special Home threat was made as Gaudet sat balloting for the town clerk’s some things. The ends justify of four rooms; recovery rooms; the emergency unit and the Canadian Rail supply had dropped on Aug. 1 to at the coffee counter of a (Knal post and four seats on the Board Fall Fashion Allende Making the means.” Photographer a comprehensive lalwratory; hospital business offices. SAVE the lowest level in 12 years, this Street drugstore in New of Education. OFF OUR Roland Laramie of Lakeview report coming a day after Hie Section Tuesday Orleans on Aug. 15. This was at a time when “the Mrs. Nancy LeCIair of Rt. 87 Dr. was elected secretary- Talks Stymied department said supplies of Gaudet was convicted for clouds were lowering” before won the nomination of town Heralding Homes, the Cabinet Changes . treasurer of the American throwing a burning flag on World War U, he said. The clerk over town committee- UP corn -and other feed grain were monthly feature which Society of Photographers at its ORIG. LOW MONTREAL (AP) — Contract negotiations were at>a headed toward a 20-yearJow. Nixon’s car here in 1970. break-ins continued until as endorsed Mrs. Catherine would normally appear in SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — President Salvador Allende is annual meeting held last week standstill today in Canada’s 3-day-old nationwide rail Sharply higher consumer recently as 1966, when Hoover D’ltaliaof HennequinRd., 55 to in Denver, Col. today’s Herald will be New Space Record reshuffling his cabinet for the 21st time amid indications of is reported to have stopped 35. strike that has forced factory closings and stranded prices for fresh fruit, eggs, published Tuesday when the The society is made up of TO SPACE CENTER, Houston dissent in the military over its role in his Marxist ad them. Joseph Szegda will head the PRICES ON thousands of travelers, many of them from the United oilseed products and bakery Herald will also carry a members of professional and cereal items were blamed (AP) - The Skylab 2 ministration. Turner, who spoke in a ticket for first selectman. He photographers who have '7' ‘r States. special supplement on fall astronauts, humming along for the increased cost of the . Gen. Carlos Prats, the second His new “national security” telephone interview from his served in that spot from 1965 to received their master of SATURDAY The talks between represen fashions for the home. with a new set of gyroscopes in , family market basket. general to resign from administration began collap home in San Rafael, Calif., said 1971 when he was defeated by 18 photography or photographic tatives of 56,000 nonoperating dian National runs the ferries. their orbiting laboratory, Allende’s cabinet this week, sing Monday with the resigna he helped break into the votes by Republican HoWard craftsman degree. railroad workers and 11 rail The Canadian Pacific rail ferry The basket, compiled by became history’s longest-flying BANKING Air Conditioners. said on Friday that his role as tion of Gen. Cesar Ruiz as Japanese consul’s office in 1957 Bates. Laramie has been a member lines broke off Friday after between Digby, N.S., and St. agricultural technicians, in space travelers today. SUNNY Allende’s defense minister had transport and public works or 1958. Running with Szegda for since 1969 and a member of the noon, and there was no im John, N.B., also was not cludes only domestic farm- At 8:01 a.m. BDT, Alan L. sparked a left-right split in the^ minister after he failed to end This would have been while selectman will be Thomas board three months. He is the 9 AM. -12 NOON mediate word on getting the operating^ produced f(X)d, and is based on Bean, Dr. Owen K. Garriott and Choose from a huge selection army. the crippling month-long Richard Nixon was vice presi O’Brien. He is a retired major first from New England to talks going again. 1960-61 surveys of average Jack R. Lousma surpassed the Chrysler Canada, Ltd., Prats, who also gave up com truckers’ strike. The entire 15- dent. Nixon raised the issue of of the State Police. serve on the Board of (gover MHICKSnil SnTE BUM The federal miediator. Judge amounts of food a family single-mission endurance mark American Motors and Ford mand of the army on Thursday, member cabinet offered its FBI burglaries at a news con Mrs. Judith Nelson of Edgar- nors. Laramie is a past presi of Famous Brands. . . Fedders purchases annually. of 28 days, 50 minutes set in Alan Gold, said: “I can see no Motor (to. of (Knada, Ltd., all said “a sector of army of resignation Thursday night, but ference Uiis week when he said ton Rd. and Ernest Bottomley dent of the Lions (Ilub and is 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER June by the Skylab 1 crew. purpose in continuing my expected to halt their Ontkrio Gear tonight, low 60 to 65. ficers” was responsible for his Allende refused to accept it. such break-ins were widely of Pine St., were nominated for currently district chairman of Oiwn S al 9 A.M. - Noon A percentage breakdown And if all continues to go well Westinghouse, Whirlpool, G. E. mediation.” But Labor operations by the end of the Sunny Sunday, highs mid to up decision to quit. He said he Renewed strikes and violence authorized and well known four-year terms on the Board of the Boy Scout. show^ that the market basket and they complete their full 59- Minister John Munro worked week if the rail strike con resigned “so as not to serve as during the Democratic ad Education. MomborFDIC cost rose 15.8 per cent the past per 80s. Precipitation probabifi- day voyage, they’ll more than Friday compounded the Friday night to bring the par tinued. Chrysler’s plants a pretext for those who seek the ministrations of Lyndon B. Dr. Joseph Narotsky, an year, the farm value was up ty near zero through Sunday. double the old standard. It’s a governmental crisis facing the Some floor samples. Most in original factory-sealed cartons. ties back together. employ 12,000 persons. Many of overthrow of the constitutional president. Johnson and John F. Kennedy. assistant professor at Eastern 30.4 per cent, and the Winds southerly about 10 mph record that may stand for many No Rain checks during this clearance. Federal back-to-work legisla- the cars produced at the (Kna- during the afternoon hours a ^ government.” Drivers for the state-run bus Connecticut State (College, was iJl middleman’s share climbed 5.8 years. In Seattle, FBI officials Uon ended the 1966 rail strike in dian plants are sold in the variable 5 mph or less at other Allende replaced Prats as line stopped work, saying they nominated to a two-year term per cent. The Skylab 3 crew is declined comment on ’Turner’s ro o o M c c c less than 10 day^. A spokesman United States. times. chief of the army with Gen. did not have adequate protec on the board and Miss Lillian for Munro said officials were Truck transportation was not scheduled to start a 56-day story. Hochberg was nominated to the Citj^ion Of Honoi^ In the ruling on gasoline, U.S. Anchorage 58 52 Augustin Pinochet, the Santiago tion from rioters and an expected to be able to fill the flight in November; After that, trying to determine whether the District Judge Barrington D. Boston 71 56 garrison commander. The tigovernment elements. This Japanese Consul-General two-year term to fill a vacancy. current dispute could be settled gap left by the railroad strike, the United States plans no more Tzz: Parker upheld the dealers’ (Kicago 71 70 president met with his advisers left Santiago’s three million Yoshiro Yasui said “there is no Other nominations went to SAVE UP TO without a]^)ealing to parlia particularly in the movement of long-duration space trips for at MANCEIESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL APPRECIATION FUND allegation that Phase 4 Denver 91 62 Friday to fill Prats’ cabinet residents without public record of our office being Joseph Pepin of Oakwood ment for similar laws. • such bulk items as coal, steel, least five years. : ? regulations unfairly dis San Francisco 65 52 post and bring some stability to transportation since nearly all burglarized,” and declined Lane for the town treasurer and ’The impact of the strike was grain, lumber and newsprint. agent for the town deposit fund. MASTER DONOR’S CLUB criminate against them. Washington 85 70 the cabinet. private bus owners and taxi further comment. Turner said OFF OUR felt across the country. The rail situation further drivers quit work earlier this the break-in was done so (Kristopher Albair Rt. 66, was Some 1,500 tourists were snarled the supply of 'newsprint nominated for tax collector. awarded to month in sympathy with the smoothly it would have escaped Q REG LOW stranded on Newfoundland and in Canada and the United truckers. detection. Peter Nichols, a former thousands others on Prince States, already reduced by assessor, was nominated for a °/< The following friends 30 Edward Island because Cana newsprint industry strikes. four-year term as assessor. of the hospital PRICES ON Another seat on the Board of Key GOP Leaders Assessors was left vacant. for (he generous support given to (he hospital on (he occasion Family Pools Poly Pools Gyms Francis Mc(Carthy of Whitney other styles to choose from of the ISOth Anniversary of the Terror Bomb Feel Nixon Rd. was nominated for a four- EXAMPLES: EXAMPLES: year term on the Board of Town of Manchester, Conn. EXAMPLE: Tax Review as was Allen Binder Was Convincing of Pine St. and a two-year term 1 8 ’ x 4 8 ” Injures Three went ,to Killian Paul Round BOSTON (AP) — Key Republican leaders feel President Steinmeyer of Pine St. LONDON (AP) — Three men were wounded today, one Nixon was “straightforward, decisive and convincing” at i with 6” Deck . 1 . 5 7 seriously, in an explosion at the Bank of England that Nominations for the Planning the press conference he held in San Gemente, Calif., and Zoning Commission went to . ' ______• R eg. 7 0 followed a week of bombing incidents blamed on Irish NEW MASTER DONORS TO Wednesday, according to a nationwide survey conducted incumbent Leo Goldberg for a Republican Army militants, police said. O u r by the Christian Science Monitor. four-year term and Myron They said the bomb exploded Berkowitz for a four-year term Reg. in a mail room while tte men The survey, conducted by the August 12 through August 22 tory condition after treatment Boston-based newspaper’s "Excellent. Tremendous,” beginning in 1974. ,$249. were trying to shield it with for bruised eyes,, perfqirted ear Washington bureau, shows that was the response from Mon $ 1 7 4 1 “ 8.77 sandbag. A similar package drums and facial cuts she to r the first time since tana. "The fact that he went out Zoning Board of Appeals Mr. 4 Mrs. M. Kenneth Ostrlnsky also was in the room but did not received in the blast. (Seorge Watergate scandal erupted, and answered the tough nominations went to Frank Pur Mrs. Elsie Bradley go off. Mrs. Mortimer E. Moriarty Brind, 62, suffered shock and a GOP state and national com questions — that was impor vis for a four-year term begin Ihe explosion was the 30th Miss Betty Anderson Mrs. Ernest M. Biron cut hand. , mitteemen from Maine to tant. People are fed up with ning in November 1974 and also bomb incident in London in a Mrs. Isabelle Knofla Mr. 4 Mrs. Norman C. Crossen California are more or less Watergate. They want their for a one-year term to fill a week. Scotland Yard has Police today began cracking vacancy; Carlos Stem for a Mrs. Frederick W. Hyde Mr. 4 Mrs. Lincoln J. Murphey CLEARANCE! down on travel between Britain satisfield With Nxon’s response President to be President Helen T. Warner, M.D. Mr. 4 Mrs. Thomas C. Monahan blamed them on IRA dissidents to scandal-related charges. again.” four-year term beginning in seeking to extend their and Ireland, saying they feared November; Stanley Rosenstein Dr. 4 Mrs. Richard C. Olmsted The Andrew Ansaldi Company A Select Group Of an intensification of the bom That GOP leaders should "He answered some very Holiday House Andrew Ansaldi Jr. guerrilla war from Northern express confidence in a GOP rude questions, such as those for a three-year term to fill a Ireland to Britain's home bing campaign. vacancy and'Paul Pepin for a Katherine M. Qiblin Frank’s Supermarket President is noteworthy, the which asked him whether he 26” 3-Speed Bikes island. "All travelers may now be newspaper said, because until had violated his oath of office," Previous targets for the searched or questioned, and now these same leaders have commented a Louisiana bombers were I^ime Minister there are bound to be long been pressing Nixon to "clear Republican, in what appeared range and Our Rpg. Edward Heath, the London queues as ^ result,” a police the air” of Watergate. to be support for the President FUEL OIL Master Donors hove contributed at least $150 to the Mandiester stodc market and the defense spokesman said. . “If he (Nixon) continues with coupled with an oblique poke at Up To ministry, as well as major Detectives raid they were performances of this kind, he the White House press corps. GASOLINE Memorial Hospital Appreciation i^ d department stores and a sub worried that terrorists would . ^ 69.99 will be able to build back One GOP leader in | \ way station. take advantage of the,three-day enough credibility to start to Washington, D.C. was quoted as BANTLY OIL Not All Models In All Stores. No Rain Checks. The bombs claimed their-f irst holiday weekend in Britain to govern again," the newspaper saying, "He was ve^ good, COMPANY, INC. JOIN THE GROUP victims Friday whoi a 25-year- plant more bombs. quoted several GOP leaders as much better than in his TV . • I old stock exdiange secretary All luggage lockers at Lon saying. speech. He came close to 331 IVInin Street 3 WAYS to CHARGE and her boss were hurt when a don’s railway stations were Hartford County 4-H Fair Royalty “I think he did a tremendous calling Dean a liar and that is dlrect£‘ r t d l 2 i ! 2 L I ^ ^ mjde.by mail to the attenUon of Bert DHtus MANCHESTER letter bomb «q)Ioded as she taken out of service, and post job. He came across with the what Uie American people want Tel, 649-4595 opened it. Sandy Nelson, center, of Wethersfield, was crowned 1973 are, from left, Jill Bancroft, Lisa Gapp, June Riordan and ExT sS phone, 646>1222 iMlUMtRICiWD office employes were told to be intensity he should," one Iowa to hear. A couple more perfor Rockville 875-3274 ext. 334. Payments can Im arranged to suit the donor over the next six months. A hospital spokesman said Debbie Dillion, all of South Windsor. (Herald photo by Pin 1145 Tolland TpkO. Notallslyleslnanstores. careful handling mail ac- Hartford County 4-H Fair ()ueen last n i^ t at the fair at Republican leader told the mances like this and the public No Rainchecks Joanna Knight was in satisfac cumulaating during the holiday. Bradley Field in Windsor Locks. Members of her court to) Monitor. will forget about the tapes."