Eopnttw ilrralb MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1974 - VOL. X a il, No. 256 Manchester—-A City of Village Charm THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS Standstill Truce Signed for Cyprus

tnd comb were By United Press International beginning of a new era of friendly But the pact left open the question of ■’1 relations for the two countries, America’s troop withdrawals, meaning the Turkish ^quarters and The United Nations appealed today for allies in the North Atlantic Treaty invasion force could remain on the nd placed in a immediate reinforcements to help police the start of talks next week on the future of troubled island for the time beig. It also the new Cyprus peace agreement, which The breakthrough agreement, signed made no mention of Archbishop Makarios, Bros, service brought a standstill truce to the war-torn Tuesday night in Geneva by foreign the deposed Cypriot president. r. Off. Daley island but left months of hard bargaining ministers of Britain, Greece and Turkey, ported an in- ahead. New Status ordered an immediate halt in fighting and Getty. There Both Greece and Turkey hailed the truce “This is the beginning of new status for tim e;” the start of talks next week on the future of Cj^rus,” Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit as a step toward peace on Cyprus and the the former British colony. ain St. reports said in Ankara Tuesday night, ‘"rurkey ed. “Complai- has confirmed at the conference what its eard someone forces gained in Cyprus.” or on arrival, vere in the lot In Athens, Greek Premier Constantine Tentative Income Tax Karamanlis said the pact was “the start­ sre dispersed. ing^ point for a just settlement of the e complainant Cyprus issue.” »set whenever Cut Favored by Panel He said the pact benefitted “the peace yard.” and prosperity of its people, the restora­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Most middle From $20,000 to $50,000, there would be tion of good relations between the two I ! north part of and low income Americans would get an almost no cut, and above $50,000, there ac­ neighboring countries and the safeguar­ ; le accident at income tax cut next year under tentative tually would be a slight tax increase. ding of peace in this comer of the world.” . Schmedding decisions made Tuesday by the House The tax cuts approved by the committee. In Nicosia, a U.N. spokesman said the south on Sum- Ways and Means Committee. Tuesday would: peace-keeping forces on the island would Bypassing Burned-Out Bridge onto Henry St. Tlie committee is nearly finished with, • Create what the committee is calling need immediate reinforcements to super­ t into the op- the first draft of a wide-ranging tax bill. a “simplification deduction” for all vise the truce. “We now have 3,500 troops irked car. All decisions so far are subject to change, taxpayers of $350 plus 2 per cent of and we will need 5,000 to make the cease­ Youngsters cross Lydall Brook near larger pushed fallen plywood — won’t be there much have been charged with setting the but it seems likely now that the bill will Salter’s Pond on plywood sheets irked car. The adjusted gross income up to a maximum fire work,” he said. longer: Town officials said today the lower the tax on individuals at least a fire, and town officials are taking s on the street of an additional $300. Started July 15 which were part of the walls of a foot­ structure will be removed soon small degree. steps to seek restitution for the van­ 3wed from the • Increase the standard deduction from The cease-fire agreement came two bridge destroyed by a suspicious because it’s hazardous. Two juveniles Despite the tax cut, the over-all bill so dals’ work. (Herald photo by Dunn) the present 15 per cent of income with a weeks after the Greek-led Cypriot national fire a week ago. The bridge- and the far would gain about $500 million for the reports he is $2,000 maximum to 17 per cent with a $2,- guard’s July 15 coup against Archbishop lYeasury, largely because the committee 500 maximum. nidnight shift, Makarios. 'Turkey invaded the island July decided to include in it a previously ap­ ichill reports New Standards 20 to prevent union of Cyprus with Greece. X at Martin proved bill to increase oil company taxes. • Increase the minimum standard Both sides agreed to a U.N.-sponsored }1 yard, James Change Deductions deduction, of greatest benefit to the very Betty Y, no cease-fire on July 22, but Turkey con­ The $1.6 billion income tax cut is poorest taxpayer, from the present $1,300 tinued to pour men and materiel onto the Judiciary Committee Finds hecked at this brought about by first abolishing or to $1,400 for single taxpayers and $1,500 for island. 'The last U.N. estimate put limiting several popular deductions, then married couples. Turkey’s strength on Cyprus at 30,000 center of town more than making up this loss to the These cuts would offset a number of men. Ison assigned, taxpayer by creating a new type of generaf deductions that the committee has ten­ The “Declaration of Geneva” signed that his dog deduction and increasing the standard tatively decided to disallow or curtail, Tuesday night came after six days of Three Impeachment Counts yard. When he deduction. such as deductions for state gasoline grueling talks, threatened continually by w four youths Some taxpayers actually will pay more taxes, half of medical insurance boycotts from Greece and Turkey. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House The Judiciary Committee, led by Peter Congress’ power to declare war through a I contact upon tax under this formula, but most will pay premiums, and the first $100 of dividends. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Judiciary Committee has finished judging W. Rodino Jr., who came to Congress with systematic 14-month secret campaign of less, especially at the lower income levels, One of the most popular items to be cur­ helped win the final breakthrough in crisis Richard Nixon and has called for his im­ Nixon in 1949, held more than 35 hours of bombing Cambodia, a staging and supply ;hecked at this The committee staff estimated that the tailed is medical d^uctions. Instead of phone calls to the Greek and Turkish peachment, trial and removal from office debate in six sessions and recommended area for North Vietnamese troops. very lowest income wage earner, with less present law’, which allows deductions of governments. for three alleged high crimes against the impeachment on these grounds: By another 26-12 margin, again with un­ nchill reports than $3,000 per year of adjusted gross in­ prescription drug expenses over 1 per cent Turkey Winner government he heads. The Articles ited Republican opposition, the committee on E. Middle come, would get a 15.5 per cent cut. Those of adjusted gross income and medical ing to Mr. X of Political analysts said Turkey appeared Almost glad at the end to find something —By a vote of 27-11, with six rejected a proposed article on Nixon’s with ^,000 to $5,000 income would get an expenses over 3 per cent of such income, ght.” the real winner in the pact, gaining almost to exonerate Nixon about, the committee Republicans in support, for obstruction of taxes and the government expenditure to average 10.4 per cent cut. the bill would allow deductions for com­ checked at this everything it had demanded while making decided by majority vote at its closing ses­ justice in the Watergate cover-up. improve his coastal homes. bined medical and drug expenses over 5 Smaller Savings few concessions in return. sion Tuesday night against recommending —By 28-10, with seven Republicans It charged Nixon collected greater per cent of adjusted gross income. he south end of For taxpayers in the vast middle ground The Geneva agreement called for a 10 impeachment on two other proposed joining, for abusing power and violating emoluments of office than the Constitution The committee also agreed to cut out all motor vehicle. of adjust^ gross income, from $5,000 to p.m. in-place cease-fire, creation of a grounds — secretly bombing. Cambodia, the rights of citizens through break-ins, permits and tried “to evade the payment sick pay exclusions except for totally dis­ Y was walking $20,000, the cut would range from 2.1 per security zone between Greek and Turkish and underpaying his taxes by $432,787. wiretaps and tax harassment. of a portion of federal income taxes due abled persons, and made changes in IV a car pull up cent to 6.3 per cent, with the greater cuts forces to be manned by U.N. troops and Last week, lilting prayerful songs from —By 21-17, with two Democrats dissent­ and owning by him for the years 1969,1970, coming at the lower levels. casualty loss and child care deductions. the return of prisoners. flae-carrvine suonorters of the ing and only two Republicans joining the 1971 and 1972.” ked around the It also called for negotiations on the President greeted the congressmen on the majority, for defying the committee’s sub­ vs. Then he got “timely and phased” reductions of foreign Rayburn building lawn when they finished poenas for 147 tapes. Reps. Edward Mezvinsky, D-Iowa, and off. Mr. Y said their first night’s work. Jack Brooks, D-Tex., were its sponsors. ar with a long troops and war materiel on the island and A White House official, declining to be John Ehrlichman for discussions next week on establishing .Applauded quoted by name, condemned as “a That debate was the most partisan and 1 orange ball on permanent peace between Greek and But Tuesday night, they were replaced dangerous precedent” the committee’s acidic of the inquiry. Turkish communities. by about 100 men, women and children decision to recommend Nixon’s impeach­ “When Nixon signed his tax returns, he attested to false information with the pur­ Police said this Foreign Ministers George Mavros of who stood in a cluster and applauded the ment for refusing to furnish tapes Sentenced to Jail congressmen who voted (to recommend) demanded by the committee. pose of defrauding the American people of . The weather Greece, Turan Gunes of Turkey and half a million dollars,” Brooks said. opposed in Chiba.” He added that when James Callaghan of Britain agreed to impeachment. They hissed Rep. Charles Future presidents could be removed for WASHINGTON (UPI) - John D. as one veteran “zealots take over” the result is that^'the return to Geneva Aug. 8 to resume the W. Sandma Jr., R-N.J., Nixon’s vocal refusing to comply with inappropriate sub­ Rep. Thomas Railsback; R-Ill., who sup­ Ehrlichman, President Nixon’s former defender. it with a full rule of law is ignored.” talks. poenas, he argued. ported the first two articles of impeach­ e much longer top domestic affairs adviser, was given a. Fielding’s office in Beverly Hills, Calif., Next — in about two weeks — comes the •Articles Rejected ment, said the committee did not know of violence.) prison sentence of 20 months to five years wa§ ransacked by the plumbers in 1971 in a House impeachment debate and, if a A majority of 26 to 12 committee when to stop. in prison today for conspiracy in the majority votes to impeach, the President members turned down a proposed im­ Ellsberg break-in. search for damaging information about Nixon May Seek “This is another case where we have im- Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers goes on trial in the Senate late this peachment article charging Nixon with peachmentitis,” he said of the article on Ehrlichman continued to proclaim his summer. to the press. Quick House Vote misleading the nation and usurping taxes. “Let him have a little relief.” innocence before sentence was imposed by U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell. Six Convicted WASHINGTON (UPI) - With odds ite Co. Removing his glasses as he stood before Six persons associated with the former growing that the House will impeach him, the judge, Ehrlichman said, "I believe I White House "plumbers” special in­ President Nixon is considering asking for liaries am the only one who really knows whether vestigative unit have been convicted of a vote without debate in order to get a Inside Today’s Enraged Man Attacks I am guilty and, your honor, I am innocent Watergate-related crimes. prompt trial in the Senate, a White House of each and every charge;” Egil “Bud” Krough Jr., Ehrlichman’s official said today. inter 3t. Gesell also sentenced G. Gordon Liddy deputy in the White House and co-director Patrick J. Buchanan, the President’s r. Conn. to one to three years— to run concurrently of the plumbers, pleaded guilty to an iden­ main speech writer, said’that such a move Brrali Two Police Officers 46-1980 with his sentence as a Watergate con­ tical conspiracy count last November and is “under active consideration” and has has been released after serving four not been ruled out. HARTFORD (UPI) — An enraged man spirator — but gave suspended sentences Area P ro file...... Pages 6, 7, 12, 13 in the face as he lay on the ground, police to to other Watergate participants, Ber­ months in prison. Buchanan said that the reasoning behind with a club attacked a Hartford patrolman such a move would be to “get it over with Senior C itizens...... Page 2 Tuesday afternoon, took his gun and shot said. nard R. Barker and Eugenio Martinez, Former White House Special Counsel Duncan, according to police, then ran a quickly” in the House and, if impeached, Hi Neighbor ...... Page 4 the stunned officer as he lay on the saying they had been punished enough. Charles W. Colson, who raised the money short distance through the crowded down­ RATION to give him a chance to prove his in­ sidewalk. ’They were put on probation for three for the Fielding break-in, pleaded guilty in Business B od ies...... Page 15 town streets, fighting off at least four per­ nocence in the Senate. Police said the man then shook off years each. June to one count of obstruction of justice Stamp Collector...... Page 24 sons who tried to apprehend him. “None of us want to see the House witnesses who tried to restrain him and ‘Shameful Episode’ for seeking to disseminate damaging in­ Authorities said a patrol car driven by formation about Ellsberg. He is serving a Republicans put in a very difficult posi­ Spencer spins shutout...... Page 17 stalked off down the street, still carrying Gesell told Ehrlichman, that “you are a Hippe finally caught up to Duncan about 1-3 year prison term. tion, especially if the likelihood is not the club and gun. A police cruiser camp ' lawyer, you held the position of highest Cooney golf qualifier...... Page 17 two blocks away, but Duncan turned great that we will prevail” in keeping the the scene and the man fired into the car, enter Street E. Howard Hunt Jr., a former CIA agent Softball queen thrills crowd Page 17 around and shot Hippe in the face and jter, Conn. public trust" apnong defendants in this House from impeaching Nixon, he said. wounding another officer. A third officer and the mastermind of the Fielding opera­ stomach. “shameful episode” of American history. and an off-duty security guard finally tion, got immunity from prosecution for Hippe’s partner, officer Ronald Smith, i-0131 “’The Constitituion was ignored, the stopped him by wrestling him to the rights of citizens Were abused and his testimony. He, like Liddy, Barker and rushed Duncan and tackled him, knocking ground. Martinez, was tound guilty in the him to the ground, where he handcuffed falsehoods and concealments were A man on leave from the Norwich state Watergate break-in. David R. Young Jr., Duncan with the help of Jefferson Davis, employed,” the judge told Ehrlichman hospital was charged with attempted co-director of the plumbers and former Traffic Safety Grant 20, an employe of International Security just before passing sentence. deputy to Henry A. Kissinger, then murder in the apparently unprovoked He could have given Ehrlichman up to 20 Services, police said. Nixon’s national security affairs adviser, shooting, which took place about 3:30 p.m. years in prison and fined him $30,000. and Felipe De Diego, who participated in Bertrum Duncan, 23, of Deerfield Ave., Rushes to Help Ehrlichman, Liddv, Barker and Mar­ the Fielding break-in, got immunity from Given Town Police Hartford, was held under $200,000 bond. Davis, who wants to be a police officer tinez were all found guilty July 12 of con­ any prosecution. Conditions Reported himself, had watched part of the incident spiring to violate the rights of Dr. Lewis J, The Manchester Police Department has federal funds, the chief said. The latest from a bus on his way to go shopping, and Motorcycle patrolman Frederick Fielding, Daniel Ellsbergs psychiatrist. been awarded $36,000 in federal highway money award, as well as previous grants warned the other passengers to stay calm Morhardt, 25, was reported in fair condi­ Liddv. Barker and Martinez were among safety funds to implement a two-man to local police, all aim to reduce accjjients and out of danger as he rushed out to help tion at Hartford Hospital suffering from a the participants in the break-in aimed at “traffic services bureau,” Police Chief and injuries in Manchester, Reardon said. Smith, police said. head wound. Officer William Hippe, 24, obtaining derogatory information abput James Reardon has announced. “We're quite honored to get this Authorities said more than 30 persons was in guarded condition suffering from Ellsberg, the Pentagon Papers defendant. The grant is one of five given Connec­ money,” Reardon said, adding, “We’ve who witnessed the incident voluntarily bullet wounds in the face and stomach. Ehrlichman, who already has appealed ticut towns for such a program, Reardon been working on it for a long time.” showed up at police headquarters to give An acquaintance of the suspect told his conviction on grounds that Gesell’s said, and Manchester’s $36,000 award is Other Connecticut towns receiving testimony and identify the suspect. police thht he saw Duncan on the street gestures and facial expressions Influenced the largest share of money given similar grants are Cheshire, $17,400; East before the shooting. the trial jury, was released on personal any municipality. Windsor, $16,700; Suffield, $9,000; and “He had a big stick and he was walking bond pending outcome of that appeal. Wallingford, $30,400. around mad as hell,” said Vincent Smith Gesell said that he had put Watergate out The grant, wnich comes from the The traffic bureau funds are part of a SUNNY of Hartford, “It was like he was looking of his mind and had given "heavy weight” Federal Highway Safety Program through total $650,000 in highway safety money for somebody.” to other aspects of Ehrlichman’s life, the state transportation department, will awards made this year to state agencies Police said Morhardt was writing a traf­ otherwise “the sentence would be far finance a two-man, two-vehicle traffic and local police departments. more severe.” division, Reardon said. fic summons on Pratt St. when Duncan Acceptance of the $36,000 grant and im- came up behind him and hit him with a Gesell gave Ehrlichman identical 20- Reardon said the function of the new plemention of the new police traffic divi­ month to five-year sentences on each of traffic division will be accident investiga­ club, shattering his safety helmet and sion will be' considered by town directors knocking him to the ground. three counts on which he had been found tion and selective enforcement, with Aug. 13. Continuing sunny and warm through the guilty, but said the sentences would run special emphasis on behavior such as The $36,000 grant will pay for the Shoots Officer afternoon — high 85 to 90. Clear tonight concurrently. drunken driving. program for one year, and although the Duncan then brushed off a person who with low 60 to 65. Gesell said Martinez and Barker had Implementation of a traffic division is grant is continuing, the percentage of tried to grapple with him, hit Morhardt 'Thursday — sunny and warm with the contributed “to illegal activity that was one of the last steps in an overall traffic federal financing is expected to diminish again with the club and then took the high 85 to 90 but lower along the shore. typical of the regime you so strenuously John D. Ehrlichman safety program which has been paid for by after the first year. policeman’s service revolver and shot him (See map on Page 2) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 31. 1974 .EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed,. July 31. 1974— PAGE THREE said, “and had no more illu­ Theater Time Schedule$ The Fifth Year of the Nlx- ability to probe, analyze and sions. But his knowledge of press room, on the byplay Mary Cheney oa Watch, by John Osborne. lay open the complexities as most digestable of recent Burnside Theater - "Andy ASerufa^Hero ^ News for Senior Citizens NATIONAl W lAlHIt SftVICl fOtlCAST lo 7AM ESI » - » - 74 the world was based on news­ between the press and the ad­ (Liveright, $7.95) they develop, a thinking man analyses of the curious life in Warhol-s "Frankenstein." 7:3(^ -"""Butch By Wally Fortin Library Adds BOOK REVIEWS papers and television and ministration, two forces that In his commentaries for reacting to the inexplicable. Washington these days. contained an unreality that increasingly became advers­ Show place T h e a tre - ^ssidy & the Sundance Kid.” 1972, Osborne, the astute ob­ He can deal with small, David Levine’s cartoons are New Books duplicates that of the SLA’s aries during the year. shattering. “Italian Graffiti.” 7;30-9:15 7:10-8:10 _ Citizen Day at the campus on server of White House flaps telling details —such as how Hi folks. Here we are in Bear Mountain Park, expectations. Certainly, his is one of the Blue Hills Drive-In - „ Fiction Winter Kills, By Richard mothy Kegan, the charming and foibles, skipped over the Richard Nixon looked when Joan Hanauer (UPI) Cops.” 7:30-9:20 another week, and this one runs Saturday, ^ p t. 21. registering on Monday, Aug. 19, “The kind of unreality that Albrand — Zurich/AZ 900 Condon. elder son of a ruthlesss break-in of the Watergate attention was directed else­ Manchester Drive-In — "Son smack into August already. Oh The day will include a soccer trip is Sept. 12. Cost is $13. This typifies George’s thinking Aldis — Frankenstein unbound (Dial, $7.95) billionaire who spent lavishly Democratic headquarters as where at a public ceremony C!2;:\THEATRES EAST of Flubber.” 8:25; "Superdad.” where, oh where, has the game in the morning, a chicken is the boatride up the Hudson also typifies the thinking of barbecue at noon, a reserved Creasey — ’The masters of Bow Condon, a writer with to win the national election. if it were .another in the — and at the same time give f-rf 9:45. summer gone? River to Bear Mountain Inn. I » Street verve and wit who is capable the SLA and in both cases this parade of minor vices associ­ An Exciting Party Idea! m fn 0 M 0 U.A. East 1 - "For Pete’s Summer or not. we’ve been seat for the football game and a I just looked over the baseball We follow the dead presi­ an overview of the political football program. On that day Berkman Wait, just you wait of extraordinary flights of grows directly out of their ated with the administration. Sake.” 7:15-9:10 quite busy here at the center schedule of the Red Sox home dent’s brother, Nick, in pur­ lives.” maneuvering. and expect to keep things going the university will pay honor to Nolan —The Algonquin project imagination, has found a sub­ suit of clues to the “second ri­ In 1973, the spreading stain Hence, he manages to give U.A. East 2 — "Gaudine.” games in September, and do The title of Armstrong’s Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and until the week of Aug. 26 its undefeated team of 1924. and Orr — The Tejera secrets ject that precisely fits his fle” used in the assassination. of Watergate almost engulfed a perspective to some of the 7:30-9'20 you know they play all night book comes from Jackson’s Home Delivered Buffets through 30. During this week we maybe many of you'will recall Pargeter - The horn of Roland talents —a society out of Who paid for the presidential him. This is not to criticize mysterious goings-on in U.A. East 3 — “Terminal games except for Saturday and final words, which in turn will 1» open for business only, some of the players on that Sunday? When I called up there, Roby — The tower room whack in which the whirl­ murder? Sixteen persons him. The event and its Washington that have kept in Ready-to-Serve Containers! IST^DHBrBEGnir Man.” 7:30-9:30 Wolitzer — Ending refer to a poem by Ho Chi ramifications took on such Meadows Drive-In — “Super because our hardworking staff team. they told me that seats in large wind of events makes no known to have information headline writers busy for the For further information, call can make yourself nedy legend, of a vital young up. Wednesday. Sept. 4. I have application blanks- be stuck right behind the big lOW tn TIMKIATUUS American president shot The bizarre developments available here at the center for steel girders. So unless MIAMI Ashman — ’The adventurers of Fun-Day big bad John down in his prime, ending send Nick scurrying around Tomorrow we have some real any of you who may be in­ something exceptional happens, what some consider^ a glit­ the country. Everything he terested in going. Stop by the Asimov - The birth of the at BERNIE’S in NOW I guess we will be lucky to get nice entertainment planned for ^ lE O IN O * United States, 1763-1816 tering administration of im­ uncovers proves contradicto­ you. If the weather is really hot office and pick one up. tickets for the Cleveland Indian mense promise. ry. Reality dissolves into an Monday morning we started game on Wednesday, Oct. 2. Breitbart — ’ITie day care book we may move the chairs over to Bretnor — Science fiction; Condon’s president is Ti- insane world where nothing the park and enjoy the enter­ off with 73 players for our Maybe I can try for tickets is what it seems, where Vernon & Manchester kitchen social bingo games. for a night game, but then that today & tomorrow tainment in the shade of the ;/J»40WEtS ^ flSw Clairborne — The first everyone seems to be playing trees. Mr. and Mrs. Roy While that was going on our means we won’t get back to a role. In the background, Senior Golf League was busy at town much before 1 o’clock in Americans Schindler will be on hand to sing u n WEA1HIIFOIOCAST R Nick’s father, one of the na­ EASrHARTFORB EAST WINDSOR the Blackledge Golf Course. It the morning, which to me is Cohen — A heartbeat away; the BEST SELLERS and play for us. and from what investigation & resignation of tion’s most powerful men, DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 I’ve heard about this group it didn’t look very nice for golf, sort of late for you folks to (UPI — P u b lis h e rs ’ looks like a mad but wily but it turned out to be a good drive, or call for rides home. Vice-President Spiro T. Agnew Weekly) should be a most enjoyable Dannett — The low blood sugar satyr. afternoon. So try to be here for day. John Gibson took the During Wednesday night, showers and thunderstorms will be indicated over the Dakotas Fiction honors with a 44; Henry Rau a gourmet cookbook Yet Condon, twisting like a It. because they have put a lot and most of the Gulf coastal states. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum Watership Down - Richard backfield runner, turns non­ 45; and Merrill Dickinson. Edwards — Rebel! 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New York 64 Floyd — Plant is now, dry it JIndvCUarhols a.m. and again at noontime, so later derick Forsyth tradictions in a single, swift you can get a ride for the show. week. Book-Drop (87), Phoenix 83 (105), San Francisco 55 (74), Seattle 58 (80), St. Louis 65 (86) and BIG COLOR TV BUY! •nMtWRM Jaws —Peter Benchley stroke. This is marvelous Let’s see. our program starts Pinochle Washington 68 (87) degrees. Freud — The Freud/Jung •wkwvtr ’The month-old book-drop at letters Cashelmara -Susan reading, bursting with humor WNOWSilorf^* Trankcnstein with Thursday when 126 In the afternoon we had 52 the Mary Cheney Library has Howatch and, occasionally, wisdom. Furth — Thinking goes to members traveled to players for pinochle with the already proved its worth with a The Fan Club -Irving Joan Hanauer (UPI) GIANT ’sRCA (I) school; Piaget’s Theory in 25 Blackberry River Inn. and following winners: MOMIMNI 7:30-9:30 total of 2,143 books returned by practice Wallace IIA M inB although most everyone Gladys Seelert. 726; A1 Gates. this method. The Snare of the Hunter — The Rosemary Touch, by nRKNniio enjoyed the day. it wasn’t quite 681; Cecile Benson. 680; Greenwood — The researcher’s Lois Wyse. (Doubleday, $6.95) SUN. BARGAIN MATMEES*.^ PRICE'TIL 3:30 During the first 2Vk weeks the guide to American genealogy Helen Macinnes what we had expected. It seems Michael DeSimone, 674; Peter book-drop was available to the television Programs Tonight sss If Beale Street Could Talk A crisp, well paced novel COLOR CONSOLE Harrington — Fragments of the Urbanetti, 665; Robert Sm Saturday'* Harald For Complat* Lilting about a woman’s spectacular EXTRA SHOW! 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(24) BOBOQUIVARI plot machinations are well (24) SE SA M E STREET Singles Dancing and Kempton — The briar patch Ail The President’s Men — registering for the popular ride morning we tried once agin to Of the books returned, 1,493 handled for a business novel (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH — 9:00 - Socializing at Its BestI Kirk — Desert; The American Carl Bernstein and Bob to Rocky Point for a day at the get some interest going with were adult books, 536 were Woodward and, if the losing and winning our outdoor shuffleboard (40) BONANZA (3) CANNON 'SATURDAY, AUG. 3,1974 Southwest amusement park, and for their classified as junior books, 76 You Can Profit from a of ad accounts holds drama famous full-course lobster games, but for some reason we — 6:30 — (18) TEACH-IN 9 P.M. to 1A.M. Klignam — Love affair; a were from the Bookmobile, and (20-22-30) MOVIE - at the - Monetary Crisis — Harry for you, this is a highly reada­ dinner of more than you can can’t get the group really (8-22-30) NEWS memoir of Jackson Pollack 38 belong to Whiton Library. Browne ble book. eat. The complete package will excited over playing. It’s hard "The Double Man" (1967) beautiful air-conditioned Kramer — Philodendrons Jackson said with the new — 7d)0 - (24) HOLLYWOOD TELE­ SILVER CITY BALLROOM Alive —Piers Paul Read run $12.75 plus what you spend to understand as most book-drop, the library is really Lipman — The flowering of The Dragon Has Come, by (3-20-30-40) NEWS VISION THEATRE HOLIDAY INN American folk art Plain Speaking —Merle at the amusement park. everywhere that seniors have providing 24-hour service to the (8) TRUTH OR Gregory Armstrong. SPECIAL HALF — 10:00 — 900 E. Main SL Mahoney — A sensitive, Miller Setback Winners shuffleboard courts they are public. He said it remains to be CONSEQUENCES (Harper & Row, $8.95) (3) KOJAK Meriden passionate man Times To Remember Last Friday, after a nice turn­ always busy. seen how effecive it will be (18) DICK VAN DYKE Gregory Armstrong was (8-40) DOC ELLIOT Music by The Coeehmen Miles — Save the earth! — Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy out for our kitchen social By the way, we are still using when the library hours increase (24) ZOOM author-convict George PRICE OFFER! (18) JIMMY SWAGGART . Featuring Don Soltis on Millett — Flying The Memory Book —Harry bingo in the morning, we had 62 our bus for shopping on in the fall and Sunday hours will (40) AB C NEWS Jackson’s editor, the man (24) THE SESSION drum s. Mix — Max and the Americans Lorayne and Jerry Lucas DELUXE ROTOR ANTENNA setback players in the after­ Tuesdays, so call us about it, if be in effect. who helped Jackson with his — 7:30 — All Sophisticated Swinging Newfield — Cruel and unusual The CIA and the Cult of In­ INSTALLED. OUR REGULAR *150, NOW noon with the following you’d like to come along. In the The book-drop is just outside - 10:30 - (3) SALE OF THE CENTURY Singles 25-45 are Invited. justice telligence —Victor Marchetti best -selling Soledad Brother, *75 INSTALLED WITH PURCHASE OF winners: afternoon the action moved to the main entrance at the (18) MAYOR’S HALF HOUR and it is Armstrong’s conten­ MANCHESTER CHILDREN the Parkade Lanes as is usually (8) PROFILE 11: PEOPLE Memtiershlp NOT required. Ostrander — Handbook of psi and John D. Marks ANY CONSOLE COLOR TVI Wilbrod Messier. 147; Robert library. (24) JAZZ SET tion that the Symbionese FAIR TRADE MERCHANDISE EXCLUDED . DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44a : the case on Tuesdays, and our AND PROGRESS Modest admission at the discoveries Working —Studs Terkel Ahern. 146; Oscar Cappuccio. - 11:00 - Liberation Army, or what is seniors enjoyed another after­ TRAFFIC BAN (18) COUNTRY CARNIVAL door. Pelstring — Food to improve Thomas Jefferson —Fawn 139; Henena Gavello. 137; (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS left of it, is a legacy from ALL FAMILY...ALL FUN...ALL DISNEY! noon of bowling in the nice air- CARACAS (UPI) - The (20) FILM Ptaaaa writ* for FREE your health M. Brodie Loretta Hallott. 136; Mabel Singlaa Super Summer 74 (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT Petzoldt — The wilderness Jackson. FORGET DAMP BASEMENT BLUES! Wilson. 128; Bessie Coste. and conditioned alleys. Venezuelan government has Schedule; (24) SILENT COM EDY - 11:30 - handbook The reason is that both the T n S A Marge Hall. 125; George Trip Scheduled propased that every car in Conn. Single* Dance FILM FESTIVAL (3) MOVIE a Travel Club ;lavitch — The great school SLA and Jackson are pro­ |g°-^i BUCT! Schroll and Bess Moonan. 123; There’s a little confusion the nation’s capital be kept COOLERATOR off the streets one day a (30) WAIT TILL YOUR "The Trap" (1966) P.O. Box 37 wars, NYC 1805-1973 Wilson — Brig^ Eyes; the ducts of the American prison Ann Perras. Mina Reuther. about our coming trips, so here New Britain, Conn. 06050 FATHER GETS HOME (8-40) WIDE WORLD Reed — A will to win story of Susette L ^lesche, an system and, as Armstrong Elizabeth Cone. Eva Post. 122; is the way they go: week—not because of a gas (40) POLITICS ’74 SPECIAL Rhodes — The Ozarks Omaha Indian said in a recent interview, • Aulomafic Humidislol • Aulomolit Overload Annie Johnston. 121; and For-Rocky Point we register shortage but to relieve trafHc Wolf — Frank Costello; prime "George was driven to the Contiol • In Opernlion ’ Signal light •'Walnut ' Joseph Windsor. 120. on Monday, Aug. 5 but the trip congestion. — 8:00 - Schrank — The seed catalog There are 400,000 cars in (3) HUDSON BROTHERS Schuler — The gardener’s basic minister of the underworld point that he had no sense of Grained Cabinet • Slide-aut Drip Pan UConn Day isn’t until August 22. ’The cost is MOTOR BUS EXCURSIONS Zohar — Up my mother’s Caracas, an elongated city in (8-40) THE COW BOYS book of trees and shrubs reality -and the same is true Here is some interesting $12.75. July 4, 6, 7 ,13,14, 20, 21, 27 & 28 flagpole of the SLA.” Goodspeed Opera House for a narrow mountain valley. Seymour — Farming for self- news for any of you football Manchester to Ocean Beach $4.00 R.T. sufficiency Amesty? The unsettled ques­ Armstrong’s book deals "Shenandoah” we will register tion of Vietnam: Vietnam; fans. The University of Connec­ Court of Probate, Distrvct of Colchester to Ocean Beach $3.00 R.T. Swedlund — Photography with the last months before NOW ticut has scheduled a Senior on Aug. 12, Monday, and the Manchester About Town Now! (by Arlie Schardt) Jackson was killed Aug. 21, trip is Aug. 28. Cost is $11.25. NOTICE OF HEARING Manchester to Compounce $2.00 R.T. Tanner — The official Major ONLY ESTATE OF MATILDA V. GLEASON. League baseball playbook Never! (By) Wm. A Rusher 1971, in an alleged escape at­ 118 Deceased Lv. Mandwstsr 10:00 AM to Ocean Beach If...(By) Mark 0. Hatfield tempt at San Quentin. Z H S g D \ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William The children’s summer ’Tucker — The woman’s eye TECHNICOLOR If Lv. Colchester 10:45 AM to Ocean Beach The Watergate hearings: break “Jackson had a desperate E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated July 30,1974 reading program at Whiton Wernick — The monument a hearing will be held on an application Lv. Ocean Baach 6:O0 PM retum trip builders in and cover-up sense of doom,” Armstrong u u i i ii i k MCC Deanes List praying that an instrument purporting to Memorial Library will end be the last will and testament of said Monday. deceased be admitted to probate as in Lv. Manchester 12:30 PM to Compounce said application on file more fully WE’D RATHER ^ Dublel, Judith M. Ducharme, Susan C. Lv. Lake Compounca 6:00 PM rotum trHi :SHCH€ASt CINEMA/ 1234 An asterisk marks a student appears, at the Court of Probate on AN AIR CONDITIONER DzIedzInskI, Lara A. Eddy, James First Church of Christ, Scien­ I-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. who earned an “A” average. EIcker, Patricia N. Enderlln, John P. August 8. 1974 at 9:00 a.m. Buses leave N. Main A N. School Sts. - EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO.S6S-SaiO • Granby: Lynn Elliott, Laura J. Harvey, Entwistle, Darcy Esilger. Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't Gerk tist, 447 N. Main St. will have a > ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING - Wb Honor MASTER CHARGE Donald A. Peck. Also, David B. Farr, Donald T. Fay, testimony meeting tonight at 8 Groton: Judith Ann Hall. Kathleen M. Field, Robert W. Finnegan, Pickups at bus stops along Main SL SLASH PRICES ToIb i mlilSHMiS;: Hampton: Ruth L. Stone. ‘Barrie Fogerty, Anna Mo-Chee Fung, NOTICE at the church. Christian Scien­ UHunan Hartford: Charlotte A. BarneckI, Teresa Ann GadarowskI, John F. tists will be invited to testify to BARGAIN BEFORE WE Elenger Bartholomew, Loretta Berry, Garaventa, David W. Gay, ‘Eric TOWN OF MANCHESTER Tickets may be purchased from bus operator Arthur C. Bordage, Janice I. CzaplIckI, Greenberg, Philip B. Hale, Elaine R. CONNECTICUT the effects of prayer as applied DHtTYNIARY Hammerschlag, Rosemary Hannon, JF James L. DesJardins, Thomas J. In response to a petition for to their daily problems during EASTERN BUS LUES, me. THAN HAVE TO Dilekan, John W. Edwards, Carln Thomas P. Henry, Jo Ann C. Hettinger. tonight’s meeting, which is Ferrigno, Donna Foster, Gregory Also, Frank J. Hoher, Gregory C. the installation of sanitary TEL. 646-0363 CRAZY LAHRY Qullen, Jane P. Hale, Perry Johnson Jr. Kane, Susan Kane, Bradford C. KargI, sewers on I inwood Drive and open to the public. Also, Dave R. Magnan, Salvatore Robert L. Kasel, Donna M. Keesler, TRUCK 'EM BACK! MIsserl, Robert J. Nowell, Lew Janice A. Keywell, Daniel S. Kimball, 416, 427, and 433 Keeney Street, Oprysko, ‘Helen Rees, Walter Remes, ‘Janie E. Kirk, ‘Shirley Knowiton, SHIP 'EM BACK! The Board of Directors will Susan Santacroce, ‘Thomas P. Stoto, Charles H. Koch, Dorothy Kuntzelman, f m Robert A. Strange Jr., Clarence Michael A. Kutcher, Joan M. LaFond, conduct a Public Hearing on n a » E « » * » ^fOMSA^ Thomas Jr., Karen L. Thompson, Francine Lefebvre. Tuesday, August 13,1974 at 8:00 ww 11111'l m i 111 n ^ ;$ Nicholas Vennero, David S. Wilcox. Also. Cathy Lescroart, Denise E. P.M. in the Municipal Building AffiNies Harwinton: Susan E. Bendoraltls. LIngham, David C. LItrIco, Charles Hebron: Ronald J. Hary, ‘Philip Lundberg, Richard B. MacDonald, Jo Hearing Room. SAVE Jaskolka. Ann Marshall, Denise A. Martin, Shirley S H A P E - U P £ SS ^ All affected property owners Klllingly: Deborah Bessenalre. Maston, Marian B. Matuahak, Thomas KS Ledyard: Mary J. Langford. 0. Mayer, Terrance McCann, Roy J. will be given full opportunity to j)';# Manchester: Jill A. Ackerman, Meador, Mavis E. Meldrum, Kristine R. express their views on the .Shirley T. Adams, Stanley Alexander Miller, James E. MIstretta. , %, %, % proposed installation. 0 25 40 Jr„ Richard Anton, John F. Ardinl, Also, Wljllam W. Mumford III, Lynn A N D LAST! Daniel K. Arnold, Constance Barton, Mundt, Pamela Newton, Stephen R. ‘William V. Beaumet, Thomas E. Beilis, OlshewskI, Linda C. PaganI, Stephan J. ON FAMOUS NAMES Russell J. Bilodeau. Parker, Paul Pellerin, Dale Prokopy, Also, Donnamarle Blanchard, Paul A. Pryor, William C. Reuter, LIKE THESE: Joseph Blette, Barbara Brelghner, Jef­ Wayne E. Richardson, Deborah MAKE-MENDS Q frey Brlssette, Francis E. Brogle, Karen Richardson, Pamela J. Richardson, 20% OFF CHANCE! R. Bugbee, Thomas Buonano, Kathleen Susan S. Robb, Cheryl Ann Rogers. • G.E. • EMERSON P. Burke. Donald E. Burns, Judith Also, Joann M. Saverick, Jill Schllchting, Robert J. Serrell, Jeanette On Our Entire Stock l-RATED FILMS - NO O N I ADMITTID UNDIR Bycholskl, Joseph Carvalho, Louis TO BUY AN AIR CONDIflONER • WESTINGHOUSE • FRIGIOAIRE lYIARt OF APE. P08ITIVI ID RiOUIRlD. CassI, Margaret M. Conkling, William M. S h ^ lro , Diane E. St. Laurent, Crossley, ‘Patricia A. Curry. Ernest E. Stafford, Bonnie L. Steven­ Also, Donald Delano, Steven J. son, ‘Martha Stingel, John L. Sullivan, CONTINUED BY POPULAR DEMANDI AT A TREMENDOUS SAVINUSl DeMalo. Ronald Dlckerman, George R. Bruce E. Swetzes, John M. Sylvester, AND MANVrMANY DTHERS T M l Dingwall, George F. Dobb, Mark Richard E. Tambling. SALE BGBD THR0U6H AUGUST 80l... Donahue, Michael Donovan, josepn G. Also, Deborah L. Tedford, Leo A. K& : at the Tedone, Cynthia A. Thon^son, Sandra simple 8onw display models, ons-of-a-kinds, and soitm G. Tomczuk, Thomas C. Tucker, ‘Dolly ^ m e place.. Here’s A Sample of WhaVs On Sale: naw In boxss. Hurry, whila our stock lasisll 1st 1st Ann Tuttle, Bruce 0. Warren, I44-33N RUNI FILM RATING GUIDE ‘Katharine E. Welti, ‘Bradley V. the same tim e.. RUNI Williamson, Larry W. Woykovsky, Jo Ann Yaconlella, Alfred J. Zodda. • Magnmcant Collactton of AuthonUc Ngurtnas J For Parents and rhe Light ’n Lovely Mansfield: Louis A. Ezzio, Brenda J, What might otherwise ■ J f ? Gabble, Eliot M. Lofman, Merrill R. be an embarrassing Their Children Lucia, Cynthia A. 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for any health services you Social Security benefits and Know Your medical expense this year, and when I need medical services? both of you can establish your Social need while, you are in Europe. only medical bills after the A. No. Your Medicare card ^aurhrstrr tnrutiig Hrralli Q. I'll be 65 later this year, eligibility for hospital in­ effective date of your medical shows your complete claim Hi Chamber Member and I’ve never worked under surance at 65, even if he con­ insurance coverage can be number and. this number is Social Security. I want to apply tinues to work. counted toward the deductable. Founded Oct, /, 1881 Q. I’ll be 65 in November and enrollment if you decide you do needed to process your claim for Medicare hospital in­ Q. I will be 65 in October, and However, if you have covered for payment of medical or Neighbor I’m trying to keep up with all not want Medicare insurance surance. Will I have to pay the I plan to sign up for Medicare. expenses in the last three Published by Manchester Publishing Subsf ribers who fail to receive their 1 Richard E. Merrit the latest information on coverage. hospital services. But this UNICO National and a member premium of $33 a month? My Since over half the year will months of the year, they can shouldn’t delay your treatment. Co . Herald Square. .Manchester. Conn newspaper by carrier daily before 5 30 Agency, Inc. of the Manchester Elks and the Medicare. I read that there was husband, who is not 63, is still have passed when I reach 65, count toward your $60 annual 06040. telephone 643-2711 .AC 203^ p m should telephone the circulation The Richard E. Merrit Agen­ a change in the way I’ll enroll in Q. My wife and I get monthly Just bring your card in later or Hurl L yoiii, Publ'uher Army & Navy Club. He also working and doesn’t plan to must I still meet the $60 deductable for the year. These phone the number in. Published every evening except Sun­ department 647-9W cy, Inc. is located at 122 E. holds the office of first vica, the m ^ical insurance part of Social Security retirement retire for several years. medical insurance deductable expenses can be used again to Center St. This building was Medicare. Is this true? Q. Is there a booklet that days and holidays Entered at the president of the Manchester payments, and have Medicare Q. No. You won’t have to buy for this year before Medicare ■ help you meet the deductable .Member Audit Bureau of Circulation recently purchased by Richard A. Yes. People who become coverage. We are planning a 20- explains what is covered by •Manchester. Conn . Post Office as Se­ Board of Realtors. hospital insurance. When a per­ will help pay my bill? for the next year. E. Merritt and James A. 65, and are eligible for day trip to Europe later this Medicare? cond Class Mail Matter The Richard E. Merritt Agen­ son reaches 65 and is eligible A. Yes. Even tho your Q. I am enrolled in both parts A. Yes. We have a Medicare McCarthy, buiider, and cy has been a member of the Medicare hospital insurance year. If either of us needs for Medicare on his own record medical insurance coverage of Medicare, but 1 haven’t Burl L Lyons. Publisher “Don't believe everything you read,” a Manchester renovated for offices. will automatically be enrolled medical treatment while we handbook which gives most of The Manchester Publishing Co. Greater Manchester Chamber or on someone else’s wage starts late in the year, the $60 needed to use it yet. If I forget the information about Medicare Realtor remarked to us the other day. After five years with another in Medical insurance part of are on our trip will Medicare assumes no financial responsibility for of Commerce since February record, he can get Medicare annual deductable will have to my Medicare card, can I give a coverage. You may get a copy He went on to comment that some persons might have a real estate company, Richard 1974. Medicare. However, you’ll still cover it? even if he continues to work. be met before and reimburse­ doctor or my hospital my typographical errors appearing in adver­ by phoning or vising any Social struggle securing ’money for a home mortgage but it is E. Merritt, president of the have the opportunity to decline A. No. Medicare cannot pay Your husband can apply for ment can be made on your regular Social Security number Suggested Carrier Rates tisements and other reading matter in Security office. available to the borrower who has a good job and a good Merrit Agency, established his Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald own firm in Juiy 1970. One .Month $3 25 Display advertising closing hours, credit rating. The agency deals primarily in He emphasized one point that some economists are also Single Copy 15c three full days prior to publication residential real estate. It is a By Carrier. Weekly 75c Deadline for Herald want ads. 12 noon making. Now isn’t a bad time to buy because interest rates member of both the One Year $39 00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon are still expected to climb. Manchester and Hartford Six .Months . $19 50 Friday for publication Saturday and Another point, also shared by economists, is that real es­ Board of Realtors and their Three .Months...... $9 75 .Mondav tate is one of the best long-range investments you can Multiple Listing Services. It is My . Ral« ■ m3k6 also a member of the Hartford So if you’re contemplating purchasing a home, you and State CID (Commercial might as well go ahead and make the plunge like many of Investment Division), as well us have done before you. Just like the slogan, “A home of as a member of the National Relocation System, Grafton, your own, the happiest thought you ever have known.” Mass., providing international m m n relocation services to those Opportunism The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reveal that nearly 7 homeowners faced with a SHOP CALDOR & SAVE! HOUSEHOLD HELPER VALUES FOR THE per cent of all employed men in America now hold two or change of location. Faucet Queen Political ambition is almost without for a day or two steal the limelight more jobs to combat mounting inflation. As a resident of Manchester, Caldor Cotton Swabs Shampoo limits in the steps which it will take to from the rest of the members. / That doesn’t include a countless number who are Merritt has been active in com­ munity affairs. He is secretary 180’s stay in office or acheive even higher engaged in self-employment in second jobs right out of Sprayer Was .Mr Hogan solely possessed by their home such as appliance repair, income tax service, of the Manchester Chapter of Big, deluxe frame Reg. 59° position. We are seldom amazed or righteous indignation at the evidence with adjustable Our saw sharpening and the like. They are taking advantage of Reg. unduly shocked at anything politicians their evening and weekend hours pulling in a few more backrest, cool, in the possession of the committee? smooth hardwood 1.19 bucks toward the family budget. Caldor Platinum Blades do to survive. We think not. He was possessed by an arms. Colorful, Fits most size and shape We are also experiencing a summer where employment But one of the most self-ser\'ing weather resistant Package of 10 faucets. almighty ambition to be elected for teen-agers is mighty slow. The cost of living has been THE webbing. acts of political opportunism which governor of Maryland by any means Playtex rising for everyone, including teen-agers, which makes it FAMILY • Rock A stack by Fisher Price has occurred in a long time has to be tough to be without a job. Since businessmen are extreme­ Living Gloves at his command even if it meant 7-Web Folding FOR 9 9 ^ Helps child learn to coordinate. the recent action of Rep. Lawrence P. ly cost-conscious these days, expenditures for extra LAWYER Extra glove; non-slip grip long| bypassing his fellow committee Reg. cuffs. • Snap Lock Beads by Fisher Price summer-time help are being c ro ss^ out. Chaise Lounge 12.49 250 Caldor Buffered Hogan of .Maryland, a member of the members, both Republicans as well as Our A helpful learning toy. House Judiciary Committee. "Lending” Your Home 72asst’d. per store I Aspirin ^ ^ Reg. Democrats. Praise is certainly due our police department for its No rainchecks 1.37 • Golden Book Puzzles Hogan had been considered one of quick efforts in solving a case of wanton vandalism. With Members of your church, club, Puzzles lor dexterity and learning. / He is undoubtedly well aware that 1 King Size 8-Web Folding Chaise Reg. 14.99 10.97 vandalism supposedly on the rise, it is also a time for both lodge, or politick party may want Reg. 1.29 8 9W ^ West Bend 10”| the doubtfuls among the 18 in-fiv©- primary elections held this parents and the public to be much more observant. to hold a meeting in your home. French Skillet Republican members of the Judiciary- If you say yes, what kind of legal 16” x 1 6 ” year four of them have been won by Our Reg. 1.39 Each responsibility are you taking on 1/2 Gal. Caldor Our Committee, That is. it had been un­ Democrats apparently because of We find it most amusing that employes of Amtrak, the Waiting in Turn at Globe Hollow (Rioto by Reginald Pinto) in case somebody gets hurt? Indoor - Outdoor Reg. known as to whether he would Watergate influence. He knows that federally-subsidized national passenger railroad system, The answer usually depends on All Purpose ^ O Q 3.99 spent more than $600,000 on airplane tickets last year whether those who come are clas­ Patio Fired on non-stick interior.] YOUR probably vote with the majority of the this has happened in former Shampoo 1 despite the fact they could have traveled free on Amtrak. sified as social visitors or business colorful, easy to clean. Fade | Republicans on the committee against Stack Tables Republican strongholds. While it is company policy that employes are to take visitors. Most courts say you owe Gold of green type. Reg. 1.1 proof, dishwasher safe. CHOICE ea. only a moderate degree of care impeachment of the President or I Sturdy plastic assorted vivid colors. This was then an opportunity for trains on business trips, sometimes other methods of toward social visitors, but a high would vote for it. travel are preferable. For instance, Amtrak says it makes degree of care toward business SIZZLING WAX SPECIALS him to ally himself with the anti- THE MOST VERSATILE However, he settled that matter by- Capital Fare little sense for an executive to spend three nights and two visitors. RIGHT IN Nixon forces no m atter what effect it Johnsons 12 oz. HOME APPLIANCE! days taking a trdin to the West Coast for a one-day Our calling a press conference to an­ I Our Reg. Pre-Softened would have on the further actions of Andrew Tally meeting. Lowest FASHION nounce that he was going to vote for Price 5.99 the House Judiciary Committee. However, by the same token, if management officials of 60 per store, no rainchecks Paste Wax impeachment before the public We would hope that Mr. Hogan is Amtrak rode the trains more often, the public m i^ t even­ Long lasting paste FOR Presidency Will Never tually get better service. It appears management is really wax protection with sessions had begun, and before the aware of what happened to General Aire Deluxe handy applicator. Be The Same unaware of the situation on the trains they are responsible Use In sun or shade. SUMMER statements of the other members of Congressman Jerome Waldie of for running. 20” Portable Fan the committee, both Democrats and .Northern California who ran for the Republicans, had an opportunity to be Gasoline has become so plentiful in the West that some Democratic nomination for governor WASHINGTON - Richard volving interpreUtion of the timate that the evidence of the heard. .Nixon was right on the tfutton Constituion. auto dealers are using it to bring people into their and was one of the most vociferous tapes was admissible and showrooms. With the purchase of a new or used car, your Reg. 1.59 General Electric when he said the presidency That is to say. Burger made a therefore should be produced, It is as if a member of a jury had proponents of impeachment on the name goes into a hat, and the winner gets 1,000 miles of would never be the same if the point of quoting a phrase from nie implication is fair that the a 10“ Foster Grant G.E. King Size Can O pener Sprint No Buffing publicly announced how he was going House Committee. Supreme Court diminished the the 1803 opinion of Chief Justice free gas for a vacation trip. Which classification is the cor­ Lightweight unit with revolutionary court was indicating that the 7 blade fan design for superior air principle of executive privilege. John Marshall in Marbury vs. rect one for people who gather in Liquid Car Wax Toast-ROven Knife Sharpener to vote before the jury had taken its .Mr. Waldie ran a very poor fourth in evidence at the trial of former movement.______Sunglasses Madison: “It is emphatically a private home? They are not or­ .Now that the court has done White House aides John Out of Los Angeles comes a shocking report that tests .lust w Id r anri shin* vote and before the foreman had an­ his attempt to gain the nomination of the province and duty of the Just wipe and shine! so — by unanimous 8-0 ruling of Ebrlicbman and HR. conducted in four high schools show that only 21 per cent of dinary social guests, yet they have Bright, durable, long See our low everyday prices on entire nounced its verdict. governor of California, This, of historic significance — no judicial department to say what Haldeman and others may link the graduating seniors had acceptable reading levels and not come for business reasons lasting. stock. the law is.” either. It is. of course, no coincidence that future President may run his Nixon to the alleged con­ 56 per cent were categorized as "practically non-readers.” course, cannot be attributed solely to That settles that. Indeed, the As a rule courts have decided Our20 Regular% Low Prices on OFF office as an institution safe EXTRA EXAMPLES: spiracy. The revelation was the result of a grand jury study made Hogan is also a candidate for the his anti-Nixon stance. from prying of the public. Chief court’s opinon went even that the social category, even if 26.97 9.97 Specifically, the court by a retired educator. The study was made at four inner- not exactly right, at least fits bet­ All Other Fans in our stock Thermostat-controlled oven for Automatic hands-free operation, Republican gubernatorial nomination Justice Warren Burger made further. While recognizing 3.49 2.79 4.00 3.19 But the point is that it did not help appeared to hold that Nixon city high schools with large minority group enrollment. ter than the business category. baking, toaster and golden brown easy clean cutting assembly; this clear in the opinion executive privilege for matters could be treated as a co­ top browner. Up to 4 slices of toast includes knife/scissors sharpener. in Maryland. him at all. dealing with diplomatic or .Actually, the report shouldn’t come as a real shocker. The practical effect is to reduce Reg. 1.99 6.00 4.69 7.00 5.59 ordering Nixon to produce those conspirator for purposes of ad­ the home owner's responsibility at once#T-94 #EC33 He purchased 15 minutes of televi­ In our opinion there is a positive tapes when he declared that the national security secrets, it mitting his statements in Over the past few years, too many educational systems for accidents. case at issue was clearly “the nevertheless made plain that have neglected some of the basic fundamental subjects SAVE UP TO sion time in his home state to explain political force in Watergate but also a evidence, even if the grand juiy Consider a typical case; 30 % VALUE Save An Extra SAVE OVER kind of controversy courts federal judges may inspect such as reading. A woman opened her home for his reasons to the voters. didn’t have the power to name OFF OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES! OFF OUR backlash effect. Mr. Hogan will be traditionally resolve." such material in chambers in him. Wrote Burger: a meeting of college alumnae. order to select evidence a Of course what he did was to bypass Burger noted that this was es­ “Declarations by one defen­ One California utility is seeking its third rate increase in During the evening, one of the ALL CHAIR & CHAISE PADS very fortunate if he does not become a prosecutor should have. 'O PRICES pecially true because the issue dant may also be admissible less than a month. visitors skidded on a loose throw 35 % the whole Judiciary Committee and backlash victim because of his action. came up in the court of a From here in, federal judges against other defendants upon a rug and injured her shoulder. As Bright replacement pads. Since we are in business also, we can understand the a result, the hostess soon found criminal trial in federal court. figuratively will be privy to sufficient showing, by indepen­ Not all styles and colors financial problems facing utilities. At the same time, we herself facing a suit for damages. Our orig. low prices on — But his language left no doubt state secrets if portions of those dent evidence, of a conspiracy m all stores. But the court held her not Reg. 1.99 to 13.49 to that the Supreme Court would secrets figure in a criminal among one or more other defen­ can also understand the problems of the consumer. be supreme in any case in- trial. Score another point for Unfortunately, there is little the consumer can do liable. The court said the victim, EVERYTHING' dants and the declarant, and if just like an ordinary social visitor, Younger Than Their Years Judge John Sirica, who insisted the declarations at issue were whether he be in Connecticut or California. A minimum ALL FURNITURE & GRILL COVERS IN OUR upon his authority to do just had to take the premises as she in furtherrance of that con­ amount of electricity, or gas, is needed to cook, heat hot found them. Protection against rain that. and dust. Not all styles If you have been inclined to take a either ran or swam three days a week spiracy.” Thus Chief water, and heat or cool the house. Thus he is at the mercy On the other hand, the home The court even refused to act rt-osecutor Leon Jaworski has of the utility company. owner’s risk goes up when there I and colors in all stores. ■ ■ ■ ■ — GIFT mild, tolerant view of those fellows for ten years. They now range in age on the argument of Nixon’s Reg. 1.19 to 6.99 lO Personalized Open been given his chance to direct­ We wish we had the answer. is a business element in the day’s General Electric and girls that you meet in the early from 46 to 66. lawyer, James D. St. CTair, that ly connect the President with arrangements. In another case, a Asst’d. 150 pieces per store, no rainchecks Sony AM Digimatic Fashion Watches a federal grand jury in woman allowed the local garden DEPT. morning hours out for their days Some of the participants were Forum the cover-up conspiracy. The hot dog has to be one of this country’s most popular Stereo Phonograph Clock Radio Washington bad no con­ In sum, Richard Nixon and club to send sightseers to her home foods, particularly at cookouts. 'The National Hot Dog jogging, perhaps it may be wise to teachers at the university, others stitutional right to name the future Presidents must go on as part of a tour. But each person • China •Glassware President on unindicted con­ Council estimates that during the period from Memorial who signed up had to pay the club CLEARANCE Our revise your views. They may very- were drawn form different oc­ from there — the presidency’s 1 2 7 0 spirator in the Watergate a fee. OF FLOOR SAMPLES •Crystal •Ceramics Reg. Salute executive privilege breached. Day to I^ te r Day, U.S. families will have eaten as many well attend your funeral. cupations. This fact made all the difference $20 cover-up case. It dismissed “as Without a supportable plea to as 4Vz billion hot dogs. And although they may be up in •Stainless Steel •Wooden Ware improvidently granted” the later on, when an injured sight­ A ten-year study of middle-aged- Asked for an option on w-hich was protect military, diplomatic or price, Americans are still eating more of them. . • Much, much More! Name (up to 6 letters) in script or Soccer writ of review it had issued on seer sought damages from the OF ALL GAS & ELECT. 49.88 24.95 block letters on handsMp acrylic national security secrets, the hostess. The court said payment Advanced sculptured styling; 3- Large Illuminated numerals. joggers and swimmers has shown that the better form of exercise, swim­ that point. Wake to music or alarm, 60 Except fair traded Items and watch with matching bam . 2 weeks White House henceforth must of the fee gave the visitor the same speed automatic changer. Ceramic Then the court went on to rule Perhaps it is because there are more home gardens but OUTBOARD MOTORS minutes sleep timer. TRC340. Hummel figurines for delivery. while they naturally were ten years ming or running, the survey head said Program tell all or be held in contempt special rights as a cash customer cartridge with diamond.______that Judge Sirica did not err in we understand some canning supplies are in short supply. older chronologically, their car­ that they were almost equal in for violation of the laws of the We were reading the other day that the demand for in a place of business. Gentlemen: his preliminary pre-trial es­ land. ^ SAVE UP TO diovascular and respiratory systems beneficial results, but running might We would like to use your •cooker/canners, jars, and cold canning supplies has A public service feataA„qf the 25% OFF American Bar Association'Itad did not age at all. It was probably the have a slight edge since the runner column to give our personal spiraled beyond the prediction of even the most optimistic salute to everyone connected officials. Maybe it is just the year of shortages for virtual­ the Connecticut Bar Assoda* • Gas outboards by Eska, most comprehensive long term study lion. Written by Will Bernard. • Electric outboards by Pflueger. was also fighting the effect of gravity. with the Manchester Recrea­ ly every item but one of the reasons for the short supply of \Today^s Thought • Only 4 per store. No Rain Checks of the effect of exercise ever under­ tion Department Junior Soccer canning equipment might be due to the limited number of - I Area Profile Sal HEBRON Stripper, a furniture stripping S|l Nancy Foote and refinishing business. “ II Correspondent Justices of the Peace < « l > “ s Tel. 228-3970 The following Dempcrats S' ^ i Hebron Democrats endorsed were chosen to run for the of­ M o J. Stewart Stockwell as the can­ fice of Justice of the Peace: didate for judge of probate at a Russell Anderson, Joseph Fill, i'-.ff ‘Sr caucus last night. Stockwell, Richard Keefe, Wayne Miller, vv. who lives on Rt. 207, has been G. Earl Porter, Aaron Reid, an active member of the George Smith, Cynthia Wilson, ■V Democratic Town Committee Wilbur Dennis, Nancy Foote, M ■'.‘r m and is also a member of the Alicia Erickson, Richard Hebron Lions Club. Grant, Salvatore Mastandrea, ■ ■ Stockwell has been very ac­ David Allbee and Joan Rowley. Zo tive with people, young and old. Town Committee Action 0) He was co-chairman of the At a town committee meeting PTSO for two years and presi­ following the caucus. Dr. dent of the Band Boosters at O) Edward Williams of Slocum u Rham for two years. He is also Rd. was recommended to fill a I a member of the Conservation vacancy on the Hebron Board of Commission. Education. Dr. William’s name For 20 years he headed his will be sent to the board for ap­ o own Electronic Sales Co., proval at the August meeting. w selling to companies all over Williams, a veterinarian, has the northeast. He presently been in practice in Manchester owns and operates The Village for 12 years. Town Committee member Sal Mastandrea moved that William’s name be sent to the Board of Education along with GOP Caucus the name of Robert Owen, a Town Committee member also To Select interested in the post, to let the Board of Education members Candidates make the final decision. By a vote of 8 to 7 the motion was HEBRON defeated and the Democratic Nancy Foote Town Committee members The Delicate Art of Fly~Tieing Correspondent decided to make its own deci­ 228-3970 sion and recommend only one The Republican Caucus for name to the Board of Educa­ Participants in the Bolton summer recreation program as they watch fly-tieing candidates for justice of the tion. peace and judge of probate is A motion to vote by written demonstration by Ray Gorsky, owner-operator of Ray’s Tackle Shop in Manchester. In the scheduled for tomorrow night background is Karen McCooe, director of the program. (Herald photo by Holland) ballot was also defeat^ and the at 8 p.m. at the Gilead Hill Town Committee voted by role School. Three Hebron men have call. Williams was chosen over indicated an interest in their Owens 11 to 9. party’s nomination. They are Other Business Edward Hinchliff, the incum­ bent, Gerald Cross and Harvey Members of the committee Backmender. voted to send a gift to Emile Talking Bike Visit Caron, a Democratic Town w— m 'T* Edward Hinchliff Committee member who is in lU S 0 , Hinchliff has recently com­ the hospital following a serious C-' I « pleted a six-year term on the automobile accident. They also | i at. « Will Stress Safety Hebron Board of Education and voted to make a $10 contribu­ Z » a three-year term on the state tion to the American Cancer association of boards of educa­ Society in memory of Edward < S “ BOLTON tor, reminds all residents that and doesn’t receive a bill, he is tion. He is presently serving on Pomprowicz former town com­ Donna Holland taxes are due and payable by still liable to pay taxes and the Middle School Program and mittee member and legislator. Planning Committee. Correspondent Thursday. should contact her office. Pomprowicz was elected to He has lived in Hebron with Tel. 646-0375 Thursday is the final day R einstated serve in the State House of taxes may be paid without an his wife and five children for The Tolland County Talking John Gleason has been Representatives in 1946. added interest charge. the past nine years. Hinchliff Bike, nicknamed Ralph, will be reinstated by the Men’s Softball After Thursday taxes become was the treasurer of the at Herrick Memorial Park League after an investigation of H Bi ■■ H H ■■ ■■ M H H M ■■ ■■ M U M ■■ ■■ ■■ Hi M an H H ■■ H ■■ M ■■ ■■ I overdue and interest at the rate Republican Town Committee Tuesday afternoon to stress for an incident following a game of three-fourths of one per cent for five years, but is not participants of the summer recently between Lathrop per month wilt be charged from presently on the committee recreation program the impor­ Agency and the Willimantic Outstanding\klues from krqj||^ ijer July 1. because he felt that the probate tance of safe bike riding. Salvation Army at Bolton High A minimum $2 interest court should be non-political. Ralph will narrate slides as according to Bill Mickewicz. charge will be charged for each part of the program. All those Mickewicz is a committee of Gerald Cross late payment. participating will be given a one appointed by the selectmen Gerald Cross has resided in Mrs. Potterton also noted t m copy of Connecticut bicycle to run the men’s softball Hebron for twelve years. He is that if anyone owns property laws. program. a local realtor and the past (A) A bicycle inspection will be president of the Board of> conducted Wednesday by Realtors and the current chair­ A. A masterpiece of fresh, contemporary design. 0 Thomas, Sheridan, program man of the M.L.S. commission. Dramatic, rolled tuxedo arms are offset by elegantly >■ * employe. He will give a written He is a member of the simple, flowing waterfall cushions. Republican Town Committee 3 I safety check list to all those Democrats Pick Popple d o g , who bring their bikes to the and the Recreation Commission SI? park. and serves on the Board of On Thursday, Ralph, alias For Judge of Probate Directors of the Midget Foot­ B. Graceful, flaring arms create a distinctive design Karen McCooe, program direc­ ball Association. He lives at touch to this classic style. Luxurious, loose pillow S : | > « 0 tor, will conduct a bicycle quiz. COVENTRY Juliette Bradley was en­ Amston Lake with his wife and back and seat cushions assure maximum comfort and The only day the children will four children. good looks. Donna Holland dorsed as a registrar of voters need their bicycles for the bike for the first district and Tima Harvey Backmender At a caucus of the safety program is Wednesday. Wisenall was endorsed as a Democratic party "fuesday at Atty. Harvey Backmender is Parents are asked to stress the registrar of voters for the se­ C. A style as old and cherished as the nation scaled Capt. Nathan Hale School also a member of the importance of safe riding habits cond district. nominations for a probate Republican Town Committee. scaled for the new American In generously propor­ to their children if they will be The eight justices of the He is a member of the Connec­ judge, two registrars of voters tioned comfort with high "sleepy-hollow" button tufted riding bikes to the park. peace endorsed were Albert and eight justices of the peace ticut Bar Association com­ (B) backs and wide box pleats covering antique saddle (Caucuses Bradley, Joseph Fowler, mittee on continuing legal L-' were unanimously endorsed by legs. Michael Fratranni, Holly education and served on the Democrats will caucus the approximately 20 party Gantner, Lionel Jean, Sandra Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Town members in attendance. finance committee when he was Marrotte, Albert Meyers and a resident of Danvers, Mass. Hall to'Widorse municipal of­ Atty. Charles J. Popple was Joyce Carilli. ficers and justices of the peace. nominated Judge of Probate. Backmender and his wife and Rita Zuzel was elected one child live on Brennen Rd. All enrolled Democrats are Alvan Phillips, Democratic S':" invited to attend. secretary of the caucus. He was a captain in the Air Town Committee chairman, Those in attendance moved to Anyone interested in being urged the party members to Force and is presently YOUR CHOICE have the DTC fill any vacancies endorsed for the office of speak out for Popple, as his was employed with the Travelers that might occur between now justice of the peace is asked to the only seat being challenged. Insurance Co. as a private call Aloysius Ahearn, 6^3-7565, and election time. placement lawyer. before the caucus. Republicans will caucus Friday at 7 p.m. at the North Coventry Grammar School to ROEHLER nominate a probate judge, justices of the peace and School Costs Compared registrars of voters. T ax Due COLUMBIA taxpayers to educate Elaine Potterton, tax collec­ The transportation costs ran Virginia Carlson youngsters is analyzed in a $79 in 1972 for 840 students; $83 three-year comparative study (C) Correspondent in 1973 for 830 students and $92 J Tl ^ Tel. 228-9224 released with the Board of for 837 students in 1974. lA l AC The cost to Columbia Elducation’s proposed budget for 1974-75. Plant operation is figured at $102 per pupil In 1974 as com­ Buy Individual Pieces or Entire OIII «« Comparisons were based on pared to $81 In 1973 and $74 in Room Groupings* Choose^ if you t t <» Q to feed on itself. B £ N £ S J J 0 E S m NOW ^ .JA « Ejip^AUG._31 He said the rates of increase WATCH STRAPS 2 Z f O in food and oil prices were P c A N T COME IN? Fill out and Mail Coupon Today Values to $5.00 abating, and that this would I Just send (or Ir a i, tiind, baby shot ■ illla i b n . Write or phone us iiw . lead to a lower rate of inflation ^gsatsgsac^^a later in the year. > ’’But it must be admitted that prices outside the food and fuel areas spurted more than many, V2 PRICE including us, expected and our Reg. $5.00 Value j Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main Street estimate of the inflation rate at the end of 1974 is higher than it ls « l!ll once was, although we continue ■* 2 to believe it will be significant­ f i s (0 ly lower than in the first half of ALL (A s S the year,” Stein said. Limited 0 2 09 He contended the administra­ IpOOOOOOOOM tion was now on the right SALES u% L nco ^ O S . 5 •< I ' I s i s a. oca course and should stick with it. Quantifies 0 P-im ’’The instruments for FINAL restraining demand are well S h o o k I C O p ! ^ ^ * ssiF known — chiefly limiting the in­ 1l P*^ Co U11^1 W O * 1 m F ** ** o crease of the money supply and the increase of government 917 MAIN ST. YOU CAN BE SURE AT MANCHESTER spending. They must be out in reliance.” PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 V ------MANCHESTER—-■•TT----L. : EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., TTCU., Wed., JUiy July6 1 , 31, 1974— PAGE ELEVEN Grondin-W atrous Girls Scouts Visit Retiii^ Fro;n Ranch in 51st A^«€mbly Mlanta^s Fox Theater Fans Trying to Save Landmarkm m ^ m Five Rainbow Girls and three New Mexico Debra Elaine Watrous of By THOMAS G# BELDEN and banquet room. auditoriums were built and advisors of the Manchester the Fox” movement was willing to pay ^ .5 millioii for 135-foot wide stage are five elsewhere. feature films were no longer Coventry and Reginald Joseph Eagle Scouts Dale Per- ATLANTA (UPI) - The Fox The Metropolitan Opera used launched to find an alternative the choice piece of property floors of dressing rooms, caver­ many special productions, in­ Movies alone could have sup­ making money because of the Grondin of Vernon, exchanged Assembly attended the 51st zanowski of 45 Wedgewood Dr. Theater, a once-glittering to the destruction of the huge, just north of downtown Atlanta. nous storage areas, practice the Fox for many years, but as cluding those of the Met that ported the Fox at one time, theater's location in a changing wedding vows July 13 at First Supreme Assembly Session in and W ayne S m ith iof 35 monstrosity that is one of Atlanta grew numerous other ornate theater that is supposed­ Before Aviron, sounding like rooms and another auditorium had been using the theater went aiso, but in the last few years. neighborhood. Congregational Church in New Orleans, La. recently. Englewood Dr. are par­ America’s last palace-like They are: Cynthia Hultgren, ly a replica of the A1 Hambra in an evangelist, took the Coventry. ticipating along with other movie houses, is scheduled to Alice Nead, Tonya Pearl, Granada, Spain. microphone, dozens of officials The bride is the daughter of scouts and leaders from the be demolished and the people of Sharon Smith, Yvonne Marie Organizers of the movement and citizens told the boisterous Mr. and Mrs. Willard Watrous New England area in a high Atlanta don’t like it one bit. have collected the signatures of crowd about efforts to save the of Coventry. The bridegroom is Smith. The advisors are Miss adventure exploration of the The Fox’s marble water foun­ 11,000 persons who say the 45- building. We^ve Named The Baby^ the son of Mrs. Angie Grondin Diane Bernard, Mrs. Mary high country at Philmont Boy tains, masonry latticework, year-old palace should not be of Vernon and Burt Gtbndin of Pearl and Mrs. Lucille Nichols. Scout Ranch in Cimmarron, “The Fox is an endangered carved chair legs and low torn down, and all manner of Hartford. The meetings were held at N.M. specis,” said Georgia Tech archways are all from an era public officials plus actress architecture professor Frank Duvis, Vniliuin Kilwurd Jr., son of William E. and Donna The Rev. Robert Bechtold of the Rivergate Convention Both Perzanowski and Smith that seems destined for obli­ Helen Hayes have added their Beckum. “I think we all agree Anderson Davis of 72 Essex St. He was born July 21 at the Second Congregational Center in New Orleans where are members of Boy Scout Connecticut attained second vion. support. that they don’t build them like Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Church in Coventry performed Troop 27 of St. Mary’s “The Fox is a showplace in Zeal for the movement is run­ this anymore. The Fox is Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson of 72 Essex St. His paternal the double-ring ceremony. The place for attendance among the Episcopal Church and are the ‘Roxy’ style, theaters which ning high enough now that extremely significant as an grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Aldred Davis of 28 Wellman Rd. church was decorated with 5,000 present from all parts of Herald carriers. Before they were built in the twenties and almost 2,000 persons turned out architectural masterpiece as His maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Edward Blakeslee of white gladioli, pompons, daisies the world. return home Aug. 11 they will were a phenomenon,” says Monday for a “Save the Fox” well as a socio-cultural Manchester and Mrs. Andrew Anderson of Wethersfield. His and palms. Donald Hand of The group toured historic have also visited the U.S. Air homes and churches, visited theater manager Mike Spirtos. rally at the theater, and let out document.” paternal grandparents are Mrs. John Speed of Manchester, and Coventry was organist. Force Academy in Colorado “The other ones have all been a hearty cheer for an Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis of East Berlin. famous restaurants, rode down Springs, Colo., the Royal The theater, built between The bride, given in marriage the Mississippi River in a pad­ tom down and there just won’t real estate man who said he 1926 and 1929, has a seating by her father, wore a gown of Gorge, and the home of the be any left.” dle boat, and visited Lake famous dance teams — the would make an effort to buy the capacity of 4,(K)0 and beneath its ZankH, .Vlirlifllr MrllHHu, daughter of John and Mildred Law- organza and Venise lace The owners of the theater an­ Pontchartrain amusement Preside Koshare Indians, where they building and turn it into a music ton Zanks of Colchester. She was born July 17 at Manchester designed with fitted bodice, nounced a month ago that it was hall. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. park. Mrs. Faith Gibbs of Rockville will spend a night in the tribe’s scooped neckline, long sleeves no longer, ‘‘economically “We’re not Santa Claus, Charles Lawton of Chaplin. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Miss Bernard, past grand was installed as president of the “Kiva.” with ruffles, full skirt with feasible” to operate the Fox we’re businessmen,” developer and Mrs. William Zanks of 41 Dart Hill Rd., Wapping. She has two representative to Louisiana, New England Regional QUIET PEAK flounced hemline and an at­ SALK’S RESEARCH and said they planned to sell the Harry Aviron said. “We’re sisters, Bofinie Jean, 11, and Tina Marie, 4. met her counterpart, a girl Association of the Sons of the SAN FRANCISCO (UPD - tached chapel-length train. Her PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Dr. building to Southern Bell prepared to buy the Fox from Lousiana who was grand Union Veterans of the Civil War Lassen Peak, the most re­ veil was trimmed with Jonas Salk developed the Telephone Co. as the site for a Theater and we’re going to pay Baton, .Mt'lixHu Ann, daughter of Richard and Caroline representative to Connecticut Auxiliary at its recent meeting cently active volcano on the matching lace and attached to a polio vaccine while he was on new high-rise headquarters. what it takes.” Wiatrak Paton of Geraldine Dr., Coventry. She was born July 18 eight years ago. in The Weirs in New U.S. mainland, last erupted in Camelot cap. She carried a the staff of the University of Almost immediately, a “Save Reportedly, Southern Bell is at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents bouquet of baby carnations, The next Supreme Assembly Hampshire. Pittsburgh as a research 1917. are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Paton of Hudson, N.H. Her paternal pompon daisies and baby’s will be in 1976 in Anaheim, scientist. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Wiatrak of Clinton, Pa. She breath. Calif. has a brother, Craig Douglas, 3. Miss Sherri Farr of Coventry was maid of honor. She wore an Droney, Kerry-Ann, daughter of Kevin and Karen Palka aqua double-knit polyester College we have a new shipment of ^ Droney of East Hartford. She was born July 16 at Manchester gown fashioned with fitted Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. bodice, V-neckline, and a Notes Walter Palka of East Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are matching brocade-trimmed burlap t Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman of East Hartford. Her maternal long-sleeved jacket with ruffled great-grandmother is Mrs. Catharine Sepinski of East Hartford. edge. She wore a white picture Among the freshmen who will LIMITED QUANTITIES STARTS TONIGHT SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hoff­ hat with aqua ribbon and arrive at Trinity College Sept. 1 2 ) lamp shades f man of Coventry. carried a bouquet of white pom­ for several days of orientation, Dinneen Studio In gold, natural, whila and groan, aizoa 4” to IS ” pon daisies and baby’s breath. are: Frank C. Jaworski, son of ^ im...... THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF FINE FABRICS SUMMER CLEARANCE ZikuB, Kokeri Petrus, son of Robert and Dalia Brazdzionis Mrs. Reginald J. Grondin Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. . (across tho bottom) that will fit a lot of lamps: coma •) SPECIAL GROUP lER SLEEPWEAR Zikus of 97 Harlan St. He was born July 14 at Manchester Bridesmaids were Miss Jaworski of 33 Clyde Rd., and [(• takoalooki ^ JUNIOR LONG DRESSES Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Janice Nelson of Coventry and Margaret A. Mistretta, REDUCED 40% TO 75% MISSES LONG DRESSES! Mrs. Joyce Montpetit of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 2.99- 5.99 Peter Brazdzionis of 93 Cooper St. His paternal grandmother is that of the honor attendant, an Storrs, after which the couple "we have every little thlngl” Mrs. Margaret Zikus of 45 Birch St. Tolland. They wore gowns iden­ Joseph T. M istretta of 112 reg. $6-$12 Vz price tical to that worn by the honor aqua ribbon headpiece, and left on a trip to Niagara Falls, 12.99- 19.99 carried a basket of pompon Canada. For traveling, Mrs. School St. FINE SUMMER FABRICS Shift gowns, baby dolls, sleepcoats, reg. $20-$30 Green, David Anthony, son of Albert D. and Antoinette J. attendant except in apricot. "W here a reg. $26-$40 Their picture hats were daisies and baby’s breath. Grondin wore a blue polkadot long gowns...in solids, prints. Sizes 32- Fabulous selection of long dresses in Wilkinson Green of 13 Cottage St., Rockville. He was born July 16 Lester Delano of Ellington Bruce J. Kidder of 32D dollar*$ •SPORT PRINTS •VOILE PRINTS Wonderful assortment of colors, trimmed with apricot ribbons halter-top pantsuit. The couple 40. ALSO...a special group of nylon summery voiles and polyesters. Sizes at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are was best man. Ushers were will reside in Ellington. Thompson Rd., has been named w orth • NEW WORLD PRINTS fabrics, styles. All from famous makers! Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wilkinson of Frog Hollow Rd., Ellington. and they carried white pompon to the honor roll for the spring the mVoc1« of nwJaltrt^ sleepwear, all 8 D&L stores. 5-13. Jr. Dresses, all eight D&L stores. daisies and baby’s breath. Norman Monpetit of Tolland; Mrs. Grondin is employed at Sizes 8-18. Misses Dresses, all eight His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Green of and Steve Watrous of Coventry, the 12th Circuit Court in East semester at the University of dowrftown manefcmM* a dollar!*' FAMOUS DAN RIVER Caribou, Maine. He has a sister, Tina Marie. Miss Carolyn Haddad of the bride’s brother. Hartford. Mr. Grondin is Montana, Missoula, Mo. • VIVA FANCIES *DALA MATES D&L stores. Coventry, was flower girl. She A reception was held at Saint employed by Economy Builders NYLON TRICOT JUNIOR DRESSES AnaHtuHiu, Stephen, son of Thomas Jr. and Sally C. Pearson wore an aqua gown matching Thomas Aquinas Center in in Ellington. Plaids! Fancies! Novelties! and many Anastasio of 13 Mountain St., Rockville. H was born July 14 at Dan River fabrics to choose from. SPECIAL GROUP SLIPS, HALFSLIPS Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. All machine wash and are cotton/ 2 yds- 50% off Barbara Pearson of Rocky Hill. His paternal grandparents are acrylic/polyester blends. 44’745" wide. MISSES PANTSUITS reg. $20-$30 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anastasio of Portland, Conn. 1.99- 2.99 O u r About Town reg. $4-$6 Summer one-piece, two-piece and VALUES TO $2.49 YARD * SAVE TO $1.99 YARD 11.99- 29.99 Servicemen % All no iron slips and half slips in white, jacket styles in cool, easy-care Best, Matthew JaiiieB, son of James G. and Rebecca Bennett The Prayer Group of St. reg. $24-$60 polyesters, jerseys and blends. Best, 141 Henry St. He was born July 25 at Manchester Memorial A Holy Communion service is beige, pink and more. Sizes 32-40, P- Mary’s Episcopal Church will scheduled for tonight at 7:30 at All Important maker pantsuits...some Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilson S-M-L. Not all solors, styles in all sizes Jeffrey C.'Baglin, son of Mr. meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Concordia Lutheran Church. GO-EVERYWHERE [three and four piece styles. Assorted Bennett of Colchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Harold W. Baglin, 733 Guild Room of the church. Lingerie, all 8 D&L stores. Mrs. Stanley Best of 53 Coburn Rd. His maternal great­ laae»« colors, fabrics. Sizes 8-18. Misses JUNIOR SWIMSUITS Center St., was promoted to- The Presbyterian Church, 43 grandmother is Mrs. Ruth Robinson of Oxford, N.Y. His paternal Army Private First Class at Ft. ^ ^ e public affairs committee FABRICS Dresses, all 8 stores. great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Best of Chicago, 111. Spruce St. will have a prayer 50% off Hood, Texas. He was assigned of RtMchester Junior Women’s meeting and Bible study tonight Machine washable sports, dress and party fabrics. Select FAMOUS MAKER to Company C of the 1st Cavalry Club will meet Thursday at 8 at 7:30 and a Bible study from Dan River SEERSUCKER and WOVEN PLAIDS; FAN­ reg. $16 & $18 Division’s 227th Aviation Bat­ p.m. at the home of Miss Arlene Rotting, Nancy Lynn, daughter of Roger and Susan Gibson Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the TASY SCREEN PRINTS; PLAID and STRIPE SUITINGS; FAMOUS MAKER PANTY GIRDLES talion. t Snyder, 43A Esquire Dr. Save Vz and more on all this season's Rotting of Highland Rd., Coventry. He was born July 24 at church. DUCK PRINTS; OTTOMAN SCREEN PRINTS; Famous swimsuits. Buy now for next year. Two Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Disney Character DUCK and BROADCLOTH PRINTS; AS­ MISSES DRESSES 2.99- 5.99 Mr. and Mrs. Foster Gibson of 149 W. Center St. His paternal SORTED EMBROIDERIES; FANCY KNITS and SPLENDOR pieces & bikinis. Many patterns, colors PRINTS. reg. $6-$12 grandparents are Waldo Rotting of Pittsfield, Maine, and Mrs. laart» 9.99- 18.99 Jr. Swimwear, all 8 D&L stores. Joyce Rotting of Rockville. His maternal great-grandparents are VALUES TO $3.98 YD. * SAVE TO $2.98 YD. reg. $20-$38 In white, beige and some colors. Panels Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Gibson of Columbus, Ga. He has a brotller for excellent control. Sizes S-M-L-XL Eric, 2'/i. Terrific summery styles at 50% savingsl Not all colors in all sizes. Lingerie, all 8 SUMMER HANDBAGS Cotton/Acrylic/Polyester Blends Some jacket dresses. Variety of styles, 44"/60” wide D&L stores. colors, fabrics. Misses Dresses, all 8 Vz Off D&L stores. SPECIAL GROUP BRAS reg. $9-$Z4 DR LAWRENCE E. LAMB A group of whites, white combinations POLYESTER MEN’S SHORT SLEEVE 99d;-2.99 straws. ■ DOUBLE KNITS KNIT SHIRTS reg. 2.50-$6 Heart valves In fashion colors and prints plus white LADIES’ BELTS can leak STRIPE CHECKNITS DOUBLE KNIT PATTERNS V2 OFF! and beige. Sizes 32-40, A-B-C-D. Not DOUBLE KNIT COORDINATES reg. $5-$17 all colors in all sizes. Lingerie, all eight 50%-60% off By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. failure. This doesn’t mean the Good selection men’s and young men’s D&L stores. reg. $3-$6 DEAR DR. LAMB - What heart stops but that the heart Many knit design patterns to choose from. causes a “leaky" valve of the muscle is not strong enough First quality polyester in florals, harlequins knit shirts. Banlons, dacron blends, all heart? Just what is this and to pump as much blood as it and solids. Machine wash, tumble dry. 45"/60” I cotton and more. Many styles. Sizes S- SUMMERY SLEEPWEAR, SMALL LEATHER how does it affect an in­ needs. Medicine often helps wide. M-L-XL. Men’s, D&L In Corbins, Avon, dividual? Are the lungs this problem. By strengthen­ GOODS affected? Is it a serious condi­ ing the heart the fluid is VALUES TO $4.49 YD. * SAVE TO $2.50 YD. Bristol, Manchester and New Britain. LOUNGEWEAR tion? How should it be treat­ pumped out of the lungs and ed? conditions return to near nor­ 4.99-10.99 50% off DEAR READER - There mal. MEN’S SUMMER reg. $5-$10 are four main valves inside DEAR DR. L A M B -I think DOUBLE KNITS reg. $10-$24 the heart that regulate the 1 might have cancer of the SLACKS Shifts, dusters, floats, long robes, in Special group of keycases, wallets, flow of blood. All of these are rectum. When I move my clutches. made up of two or three bowels there is usually blood,. FANCIES -COORDINATES -STRIPES cool, lightweight fabrics. All easy care. flaplike structures. You can This only happens once in a -PLAIDS •JACQUARDS 50% OFF! Broken sizes S-M-L-XL and 8-18. think of them as curtains. while. I am 15 and no one in reg. $14-$20 When the flaps close no blood my family has ever had Lingerie, all eight D&L stores. LADIES’ SCARVES can normally pass between cancer. Is there any other Great collection of colorful knit de­ Slacks in summer’s smartest fabrics, them. When th^ open they way I can tell if I have it signs in 100% polyester and polyester/ styles. All polyester knits and wovens. let the blood flow through before going for a checkup? silk blends. Machine wash, tumble dry. ASSORTED 99(t-1.77 that part of the heart. Could this be something other 58"/60” wide. Plaids, checks, seersuckers. Sizes 32- ' Reg. $2-$4 Sometimes the valve flaps than cancer? Would you 142. Not all styles In all sizes. Men’s, D&L NYLON PANTIES are damaged or don’t close please hurry with this VALUES TO $5.98 YD. * SAVE TO $3.48 YD. wills, polyesters, silks and cottons. completely. In this case blood answer, it’s very important to in Corbins, Avon, Bristol, Manchester will leak through the valve me. and New Britain. 59d;-1.39 when the flaps are supposed DEAR READER - There reg. 1.25-$3 ACCESSORIES to be closed. This is called a is only one thing to do about “leaky valve.” bleeding from the rectum, PLAID SUITINGS Damaged valves can be get an examination. That is GIRLS’ SUMMERWEAR Vz off caused oy many different true for all ages. It is less PLAID & CHECK COORDINATES EASY CARE COORDINATES INFANTS, TODDLERS reg. $5-$19 things. In young people the likely that you have cancer of 1.49- 6.49 most common cause is the rectum, but it can and "KASHLANA" PLAIDS & SOLIDS CHIVAS BRUSHED PLAIDS SUMMERWEAR Special group of shrinks, vests, shirts, rheumatic heart disease. does occur in young adults. reg. $3-$13 shells. When a person has a heart a t­ Even if you don’t have BRUSHED PLAIDS CASCADE PLAIDS tack, the control of the valve cancer, it is still important to I Selection of shorts, swimsuits, knit 1.49- 6.49 flaps can be affected so they A wide range of first quality acrylic/wool First quality dacron/poiyester, acrylic/wool find out what is causing the and woolen polyester blends. Cascades and jtops, slacks, dresses, pants, reg. $3~$13 don’t fit together property bleeding. The most common blends. 100% orlons and 100% acrylics. All sleepwear. Sizes 3-6x and 7-14. Girls’ BEACH BAGS and cause a leaky valve even cause is hemorrhoids. You are machine washable and 54”/56" wide. Easy Cares are machine washable. Easy Adorable sunsults, knit shirts, swim after the heart attack is over. can have those internally ART & SCULPTURE Just right for dresses, suits and sportswear. Cares are ^scotch-guarded. 54"/56" wide. Dept., D&L In Corbins, Avon, Bristol, suits, dresses, pants, shorts. Vz Off If the heart enlarges as in where you can’t see them. Manchester, New Britain. Sizes 3-6x heart failure, the valve flaps However, cancer of the rec­ VALUES TO $4.29 YD * SAVE TO $1.30 YD VALUES TO $4.49 YD * SAVE TO $1.05 YD Children’s, D&L in Corbins, Avon, reg. $Z-$4 may not meet properly and tum can cause pressure on EXHIRIT & SALE not in Vernon. Bristol, Manchester & New Britain. cause a leak. the veins in the rectum and What to do about the prob­ cause hemorrhoids. So you It’s the most exciting arts and crafts exhibit and sale BOYS’SUMMERWEAR SUMMER JEWELRY lem? It really depends a lot shouldn’t neglect having an ever, Thursday through Saturday August 1st through PRETEEN SPORTSWEAR on how bad the leak is. If it is examination just because you 3rd at TrI-CIty Plaza! reg. $2-$e a small one it won’t affect the think it’s hemorrhoids. Early 1.49- 5.99 59$ & 99$ function of the heart too 2.49- 9.99 diagnosis of cancer of the Artists from the New England area will display and sell We Honor Master Charge or Bank AmarIcard Charge Cards reg. $3-$12 much and may be left alone. rectum often means it can be their original work throughout the Center! Come to •%ri t reg. $5-$20 If it is a large one, depending cured. Letting it go can be a I Knit shirts, swimsuits, shirts, jeans & on which valve is involved disaster. TrI-CIty Plaza your neighborhood center that has [Tremendous savings on jeans, tops, Visit the Trl-Clty Plaza Arts and and the patient’s condition, it everything for your shopping convenience! slacks, pajamas and morel Sizes 4-7 Send your questions to Dr. swimsuits, scooter skirts, morel Girls’ may have to be replaced by Lamb, in care of this newspaper, 1 and 8-20. D&L In Corbins, Avon, Crafts Show heart surgery. P.O. Box 1551. Radio City Station, Dept., D&L in Corbins, Avon, Bristol, If the heart is not pumping New York, N.Y. 10019. For a copy ^SO-FRO FABRICS Bristol, Manchester, Vernon and New Manchester, Vernon and New Briatin. & shop for great values! effectively because of the of Dr. Lamb's booklet on hemor­ T SIC IT T P im always first quality fabrics Britain. (Sizes 4-7 not in Vernon). leaky valve it can result in rhoids. send 50 cents to the same address and ask for "Hemor­ accumulating fluid in the rhoids" bookiet. VERNON CIRCLE, VERNON lungs. This is one of the things BURR CORNERS TRI-CITY PLAZA that can happen with heart (NEWSI’Al'KIl ENTEHPHISE ASSN.I ______SHOPPING CENTER VERNON Open Dally 9:30>9:30 Open Dally 10-9; Sat. 10-6 TEL. 646-7728 TEL. 875-0417

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Now At Your Charter Hearing Tonight FINAL SUMMER C l l | E | Caldor Store TOLLAND Proceeds from the concert Joyce North, Stuart Danforth, Vivian Kenneson will go toward bringing musical Loretta Nightingale, or Bill CLEARANCE lAl KJHMUl A . • programs to Tolland students. SUITS Correspondent D’Antonio. Tickets are $2 per 8 Only GET RID OF ^ Tickets for the event, which SPORT GOATS H e r a l d Tel. 875-4704 person. A $5 donation will carry O n* Lot R*g. $120.00 I IWSICHTLY BULGES! appedrine Wxt will follow a day-long arts and H e r a l d The Charter Revision Com­ an invitation to a champagne ValuM to MO.OO Area Profile LOSE INCHES FROM; (onloitii, one o( Ihe Area Profile mittee will hold a public crafts show on the Green, are reception following the concert. _ n o w * 60 * * | MMS*Nin hearing tonight at 7:30 in the available from Carole Gordon, • TUHHy strongest NOW *24*» •oniciE Administration Building. • WAttT Residents are urged to attend DRESS SHIRTS SPORT COATS Short Slaavaa • THKHS diet-aids and voice their opinions on • lECS available witliout afestnplion Valuta to •I2.00 ^ u _ Democrats Reinstate which sections of Uie charter ValuM to $70.00 Dooley Offers Booklets now, ENJOY GOOD EATING and should be changed. Dog Poisoning Probe NOW NOW * 3 3 ^ * Parly Caucus Valuta to $9.00 $ ^ W 9 Hartford Bus Students Both political parties will Uncovers No Evidence DRESS SHIRTS NOW " t On Constitution Changes caucus 'lliursday to select 10 Long Sloovot LOSE WHfiHT Values to $14.00 Sl a c k s return and call a special Justices of the Peace and a STARTING TODAY SOUTH WINDSOR A full attendance of board BOLTON were affected. ’Three dogs were members debated the merits of meeting. Registrar of Voters each. Spaclal Groups He explained these Lose 10, 20, 30 pounds and more of excess Judy Kuehnel Donna Holland found dead in the Birch Mt. sec­ (Not all sizaa) VERNON the state has provided him with weight. Appedrine, a remarkable little tablet, Projw t Concern last night and As soon as the meeting began ’The Republican caucus will amendments include one which Corresponde I Bolton resident State Trooper tion, one is missing, and two Reg. to $25 W Tool state Rep. Thomas Dooley literature which explains the contains one of the strongest diet-aids available at times tense discussions last night it became apparent be held at 7 p.m. in the Ad­ would prohibit discrimination 646-1364 Robert Peterson, unable to pin­ were treated by veteranarians, W A U SHORTS NOW (D) of Vernon is making impact of the amendments on without prescription. Start losing weight very between board members en­ which way the board would ministration Building. on account of sex; one first day. Have the slim, trim, figure you’ve Thirty-seven Hartford point any deliberate act in responding to treatment for Rag. $9.95 available to his constitiuents, the constitution and on the peo­ sued. vote. However, almost every Democrats will caucus at 8 Rag. to $16 providing for more rapid always wanted as you follow this extraordinary, students — 29 currently enrolled suspected dog poisonings organo-phosphate poisoning. pamphlets describing the ple of the state. After a defeated motion to board member took the floor p.m. in the Hicks Memorial NOW S R e e processing of future easy slimming plan. Enjoy eating 3 meals and 3 in South Windsor and eight new recently, has ended his in­ Peterson said he was told by proposed amendments to the He also said he has some of snacks every dav. Don't go hungry as ugly fat move the question without during the lengthy debate in School gym. Altaratlone Extra amendments; an amendment — will be attending classes this vestigation into the matter. He veteranarians that whatever state constitution to be voted on the new guides for Connecticut disappears fast from waist, tummy, thighs,thighs,' legs, further debate, and after a brief order to justify his position. Concert Saturday concerning forfeiture of the everywhere. Appedrine is fully guaranteed: todu fall following a South Windsor said that after talking to all par­ poison may have been involved in the November 5 elections. voters, entitled, “You and Your recess in which board members William Paradis, director of Arts of Tolland will sponsor a right to be made an elector; Voting Machine.” lose weight fast starting very first day or your Board of Education vote to ties concerned, he came up with was either inhaled or taken into Rep. Dooley said, “Many of money back without question. grouped and attempted to give Project Concern, spoke with Candlelight Concert of Schubert and the fourth, one which would reinstate the program two nothing and will stop the in­ the dogs’ bodies through their our citizens are unaware that Anyone wishing either or both one another their personal the board about the program eliminate the constitutional _____or APKDIINE AT CALDOR TODAY. and Franck sonatas Saturday at vestigation unless there is new skin, but not ingested. That four proposed constitutional of these booklets should mail weeks after the board defeated positions on the matter, the mo­ and its merits. Paradis’ requirement that justices of the 8 p.m. at the Congregational evidence. would explain the convulsions amendments will be on the requests to Dooley at 109 Irene it. tion passed along party lines answers did not sway the GOP, MEN’S SHOP peace be elected. MANCHESTER Church. The Yale University He admitted it was strange which afflicted some dogs, voting machines, in November, Dr , Vernon, Conn. 06066. In the 5-4 vote Tuesday night with four Republicans again which contended that the (Attsfitiens Citra) Dooley said the secretary of Chamber Trio will perform. that so many dogs in one area Peterson was told. for consideration.” 1145 Tolland Tpke. the board, following more than voting to defeat the program merits of the program were not three hours of debate, reversed and five Democrats passing it. made clear and that possibly a 4-3 decision made two weeks Two weeks ago the board had Hartford could do just as good a ago when the board voted not to only eight members when job of educating its children as renew the Project Concern con­ L )* chairman die Decker was could suburban schools. tract with the Hartford Board vacationing. At that time the At present, 29 students from EARLY AMERICAN of Education. board v o t^ 4-3 against Supt. the inner city are enrolled here, Hosms TU CHAir Project Concern is the Robert Goldman’s recommen­ but the board’s previous con­ S A L E ^ FuB program in which Hartford’s dation to renew the contract. tract with Hartford called for inner-city children are bused Acting Chairman David Cohan, thirty-seven. Through attirion, A NEW NAME FOR AN OLD FRIEND and educated in the suburbs. a Democrat, did not vote at that the 37 have dwindled to 29. With There are no surprises in last time. a new contract eight new Mattresses or K* ^ night’s meeting, except for the Last night’s 5-4 vote had been students will be added, and small attendance the special predicted as early as the night after many of the 29 currently board session drew following Project Concern was defeated, enrolled have graduated, the Box Springs heavy controversy over the when Democrats said they younger students will carry on program’s defeat July 16. would wait for Mrs. Decker to Project Concern here. Pitkat Expresses Concern *39-*69’ ® “ Ready for ^Music Man^ in Vernon Tonight Manchester Savings & Loan Assn Queen Edwin DeGroat, director of music at the Vernon Center Middle School, directs Middle Over Sewage Treatment Tea Ctwrl Mattress and School and Rockville High School students during a dress rehearsal for “The Music Man,” VERNON costs, especially for electricity. He also expressed concern I to be presented tonight and tomorrow night at 8:15 at the Middle School on Rt, 30. Playing BARBARA RICHMOND He said, "With the continued that new equipment purchased I Boxspring Set ^ 1 5 0 # the lead roles are Cindy Hunt as “Marion the Librarian,” and Peter Mozzer as Harold Hill. implementation of state and will lay idle and the guarantee I c. s Foreseeing problems with the Tickets will be available at the door both nights. The show is being sponsored by the town’s existing waste treat­ federal regulations, some sort run out before the new plant is| Sleep Sofas “Friends of Music.” (Herald photo by Richmond.) isnowcaUed m ent plant and with the of a contingency fund should be built. included so that as the plant is proposed new treatment plant, He also cautioned thatl being built, and new Charles Pitkat, superintendent, federal and state approval of a I requirements come into being, new facility does not guarantee! Priced For A Sellout Democrats Quit Meeting has asked the Town Council, act­ the town could purchase the ing as the Sewer Authority, to that it will conform to en-| items required with federal review several items with him vironmental regulations. funds or 90 per cent aid. Pitkat also added, “I ami Sofa Beds start at After Council Argument Heritage Savings & Loan Assn. at the next meeting of the coun­ 187®‘ cil. Pitkat also advised that some deeply concerned that! consideration should be given somewhere between now and! VERNON Benoit and Wolff attempted Councilman Wolff said to The proposed new plant is The name Manchester Savings and Loan Association has been changed to Heritage the problem of fuel shortage completion of the plans and! BARBARA RICHMOND to have the matter discussed at Schwebel, "May I ask how you still in the beginning planning the July 15 meeting of the coun­ Savings and Loan Association effective July 22,1974 with the prior approval of the and suggested that perhaps specifications, that we will not! The last item on the agenda of went about the research and At­ stages and although the state cil and bbcause the reports had some provision should be made have ample time for reviewj Monday night’s meeting of the ty. Schwebel replied, "No.” He membership, the Board of Directors and the State Banking Department. We believe ordered the new facility it still been accepted it was ruled that for the use of coal as a fuel. before bidding.” Vernon Town Council erupted added, “A professional person our new name more accurately describes our identity. will be sometime before con­ further discussion would in an argument and three of does not reveal how he goes struction starts. require a motion to reconsider, Hutch Cabinet four Democrats on the 12- about researching.” Since 1891, this institution has been an important part of the local heritage. Back Pitkat said in a memo to which must come from 12x18'»Ht. 71” member board walked out of Mayor McCoy then ruled the then, there was no bank where a family could save and borrow for a horhe. A group Mayor Frank McCoy that it now someone voting with the discussion out of order. 56th District the meeting. of our forebearers got together and founded the Manchester Building and Loan appears that the existing plant majority, so the m atter was not Councilman Donald Eden will have to operate for another The agenda item was listed discuss^. Association (later called the Manchester Savings and Loan Association) for this as, "Review of the manner in then immediately called for three years, and that continued At Monday night’s meeting Democrats Back Burkel which the town attorney fur­ permission to add one more purpose. These men of vision pioneered the concept of local people getting to­ operation will become expen­ MASQUERADER Benoit said the town attorney’s In his acceptance speech,! Hutch nishes opinions to the Town item to the agenda. As he did so gether to encourage thrift and home ownership. As the first and oldest savings sive as far as repairs are con­ The Vernon Democratic opinion on the cost of the Burke said he felt a heavy! Council.” The request for the Wolff, Benoit and Councilman cerned. Town Committee Tuesday night SOFA-SLEEPER ONLY sjdewalk construction did not institution in Manchester and Coventry, we have played a significant role in our responsibility for two reasons, I agenda item was made by Peter Humphry, the three He also advised the mayor, unanimously endorsed Atty. agree with his (Benoit’s) local heritage since our founding in 1891. the "outstanding record of my] OaMad Councilman Thomas Benoit, Democrats present, left the "We have no place to dispose Martin Burke of Rockville for BUNK BED SPANISH figures and he wanted the predecessor and the political! 1 one of the four Democrats. room. the filtered sludge; we should State Representative from the U a ltm t matter clarified. Today, we are very enthusiastic about plans for expanded usefulness through climate shrouding our coun-| 2 9 S Worm and charming Colonial fea­ ■ Benoit led the discussion, Eden then continued to in­ be doing something about sewer 56th District which is one whole iU ii Atty. Schwebel said, “I broadened services in the future. Our new branch office is now open in K-Mart try.” $ 1 C Q I C H A IR commenting, “Nothing per­ troduce a resolution citing infiltration; and we should have section of Vernon. I n Spriag. tures wing-bank, box pleat skirt, thought that issue was dead,” He expressed as some of his I sonal but I am not in agreement Republican gubernatorial can­ Plaza on Spencer Street in Manchester. There are several new and exciting services another professional study of Burke was nominated by Bean Bag Chair* Lawson arms. and Benoit replied, "Maybe as particular concerns; carefully! B Q i O O O $299.95 with the May 17 opinion (of the didate, Robert Steele of Ver­ now in the planning stage at Heritage Savings. We enjoy serving you and we look our industrial waste." Robert D. Houley who has been planned and diversified state-! far as you’re concerned but not non, for winning the endorse­ Many of the problems with endorsed to run on the *992? COMPLETE $15 up Town Attorney Abbot forward with enthusiasm to a continuously expanding role in the financial heritage subsidized mass transportation, I Tw in 1 0 ^ 0 Schwebel).” as far as I’m concerned when it ment of his party on the first the operation of the plant were Democratic ticket for the 35th Greatest Bedtime Story involves dollars and cents.” of our communities during the years ahead. increased state aid to educa-l Benoit said the opinion was ballot at the convention Satur­ attributed to the types of in­ Senatorial District seat. Mayor McCoy said the discus­ tion, federal revenue sharing,] MAH-SIXE LANE not clear. The opinion con­ day and for “Bringing high dustrial wastes going into the Rep. Thomas Dooley, 3-PIECE Ever Told! sion did not concern what he and reform of election and cam­ KOIKRS cerned the manner of handling honor, esteem and recognition system and several of the in­ presently serving the 56th .’sssstm studio CO. SECTIONAL thought it would be when Benoit paign laws. At Lew At m fis p m the contract for the installation to Vernon.” ONLY OUR NAME HAS CHANGED dustries have attempted to cor­ District, was to make the MHRESSES requested the agenda item. He The Republican caucus to] SPANISH SOFA 2 of the sidewalk on West Rd. The Democrats did not know Ownership and management rerhain unchanged. As a mutual rect this. nomination speech. He is said Benoit did not indicate pick a candidate for the samel END TABLES - f Benoit and other Democrats what the new item of business Concerning the proposed new hospitalized, so Houley filled in SOOOOO COUCH what it would be "Or I wouldn’t institution, we continue to be owned by you, our customers. post, is scheduled for Tliursday 9 5 on the council felt the contract was when they left the council plant, Pitkat told the mayor for him. 'The nomination was MATCiM have put it on the agenda.” Our board of directors, officers and staff remain unchanged. night at 8 at the First Federal | *99*" BOXSPRWCS was not handled within the rooms. that there should be an attempt seconded by Sandra Faloon. RadliM* to many ®399"®| $9900 2 Bank, Park Place, Rockville. framework of the charter and to try to clarify operational Burke was unopposed. pMitientI '49S 4 - TWM SIZE BEOS questioned the manner of w ^ FREIKHPROVINCiAL NO EXCHANGE OF PASSBOOK 2 EARLY AMERICXII or handling the extension of the SCHULTZ Pine 2PIECE || 4-Piece 7-PC. sidewalk when it was found the or other documents required or necessary. ' BedroNiSet Living Rooms I Bedrooms DININGROOM CONTOIPORARY bids did not include the proper Beauty Salon Singer inflation Fighters Sale! hksi hsm || PrkW Inm distance r^uested by the Traf­ fic Authority. ITS A INSURED SECURITY FOR ^399*® After Atty. Schwebel's opi­ DroiMf, mirror, >499 nion was given to the council at NATURAL! diMl.jMrl >299Sofa and Chair jj All ’ Slylot 199 Roducodl Plank SlyU a subsequent meeting and was YOUR FUNDS approved by the council, the OUR CRISP i WE RE CUTTING PRICES. matter was declared closed by Deposits at Heritage Savings are insured by the Federal Sav­ Mayor Frank McCoy. ‘SUPER CUT ' ings and Loan Insurance Corporation, an agency of the U.S. Two FLOORS of Furaiture Government. There Is no stronger Insurance for your savings. N’ BLOW’ STYLIST* . Dark Pile R o c k v i l l e H o s p i t a l only 7 .5 0 As a graphic symbol for Heritage Savings and Loan Association, mark. It Is located In Coventry. STRETCH-STITCH Master Bedroom we have adopted this woodcut representing landmarks of signifi­ sewing machine N o t e s By the Sophisticates cance to our local heritage. As the first savings institution in our CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH (rear center) Standing atop Tr, Dresser Also Includes Faberge area, and being owned an0 operated by local people, we are Indeed Ihe hill In Ihe center of Manchester, this church Is regarded as an SAVE 30.95 Shelf Mirror Admitted Tuesday: Timothy Organic Cream Hair Treat­ tied closely to the local heritage. outstanding example of church architecture of Its era. Anderson, Mountain Spring ment. Chest on Chest CHENEY MILL (left toreground) The nation’s first silk manufacturing PITKIN GLASS WORKS (rear, to left of church) The Glass Works Rd., Tolland; Diane Gisson, A $3.50 Value... Cannon Ball Wellwood Circle, Rockville; was done at this Manchester Mill In the eighteenth century. Since is the earliest manufacturing concern of significance in Manchester. Shawn Culbertson, Gaynor Unmistakably your cut...no teasing or then, Cheney Brothers have perhaps been our best known local Bed Place, Rockville; Carol Deekin, manufacturer. In 1905 Frank Cheney became a president of this A HOMESTEAD (rear, extreme left) Homes are an important part of Hanson Dr., Vernon; William spraying. Naturally done, crisply casual. Savings and Loan Association. our local heritage. A home Is a fitting element on our symbol since 179.95' Deakin, Hanson Dr., Vernon; It’s the real you...superl we were the original home financing Institution In this area. Na­ |95 NATHAN HALE HOMESTEAD (extreme right) The homestead of the Carrying case or cabinet extra Mary O’Seep, Virginia Lane’, WAX TREATMENTS tionally, savings and loan associations finance more homes than Tolland; Stacia Putz, Mile Hill early American patriot, Nathan Hale, is a nationally known land­ all other types of financial Institutions combined. -Rd., Rockville; Raymond St. SUMMER SPECIAL! • Exclusive Singer* front drop-in bobbin Marie, Stafford Springs; Julia • Self-threading take-up lever • Built-in stretch, straight, Sierakowski, Orchard St,, FABERGE ORGANIC COLD WAVE 24,000 Sa. F t of Furniture on Sale Rockville; Charles Tobin, Old A beautiful new way to add body and sup­ zig-zag and blind-hem Stafford Rd., Tolland; Candy port to your new hair style...Faberge’s stitches Usher, Rocky Hill. Organic Pure Wheat Germ Oil and Honey •Twin-needle stitching .. 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Birth Tuesday: A son to Mr. SINGER Why not think of a Beauty Profession to enrich your future. K-Mart Piaza Office: Spencer Street, Manchester , 649-3007 Sewing Centers and participating Approved Dealers and Mrs. James Kelley, Staf­ For training Information Tel. B. L. Jackson, 626-2372, Collect. OPEN UNTIL 9 ford Springs. For store nearest you, see the yellow pages under SEWING MACHINES. Tridemjrk ol I HE SINGER COMPANY CopvnRhi t> 1974 THE SINGER COMPANY. All RichH RcMrvtd Throu|hout Ihe World. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. July 31, 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN g No Immediate Relief Seen Business Bodies MANAGER jo n s u m e r Light ’n Lively F ip re Salon P R COORDINATOR NEW POSITION of Manchester has announced Texaco Inc. announces the Gisela M. Scholtz, daughter the appointment of Miss Karen appointment of Houston G, of Mr. and Mrs. John Scholtz of |o n c e rn Connecticutr \ For Parched Farmlands McCooe as manager. Ingram of Vernon as public af­ 28 Joseph St., has been ap­ fairs, coordinator, Boston, for pointed assistant vice president Connecticut Department ol Contumer Protection Largest Men’s Miss McCooe is involved with the New England and upstate of United Bank & Trust Co. Barbara B. Dunn. Commitsioner Shop Bolton Municipal Recreation New York region. Ingram’s ap­ United Press International trying to make the best of the prospects of a statewide Dallas County Agricultural precipitation — less than nor­ Miss Scholtz joined United Programs, instruction of in­ things and remain as cool as drought. Agent Chester Williams. mal — in those (the drought) pointment in the public Bank in 1961 and in 1969 was i possible.” dependent exercise classes with relations division of the public Inquiries have been received The nation’s richest farm and But the sprinkles will only “The rain we got last night areas,” a National Weather made officer’s assistant. She the scheme operates much fixe Raymond Casey, an relations and personnel depart­ about advertisements ranch land lay withered under a have bought time for farmers (Monday) we should have spokesman in Chicago said in was appointed assistant an illegal chain letter, in­ agricultural economist with the ment became effective July 1. appearing in national relentless sun today as weather and ranchers unless more sub­ gotten six or eight weeks ago. reviewing the 30-day weather variably leaving the persons Ohio Farm Bureau, said Ingram graduated in 1958 magazines published outside of down the chain “holding the forecasters sounded what could stantial rains are forthcoming. Sure, it helped pastures, but it forecasts for August. Tuesday that Ohio may already from the University of our state which read something bag” without much chance of be its death knell, predicting no “It did a lot, of good for will take a lot more to help It' was generally agreed have lost as much as one third backprd gardens and lawns, pastures very much,” he said. among experts that it will take Maryland with a bachelor’s like this: “Homeworkers being able to recoup their in­ significant rain for another 30 Wanted — Address Envelopes. of its corn and soybean crop. but it didn’t do anything for The National Weather .Ser­ rainfall substantially over the degree in business administra­ vestment. days. Rush stamped, self-addressed He said northwestern Ohio farmers. The farmer already vice had more bad news. norm to break the drought tion, where he specialized in The scheme is also clearly 'N»/ •Members of Our Lady of Con­ envelpe to...” farmlands would produce “very has sustained a loss,” said “There will be only light which already has caused well p^ublic relations. He joined deceptive in that the ads, often solation Church in Cary, Ohio, small if any” yield — and that Texaco in 1962 as a sales Advertisements of this type, have set aside part of their over $3 billion in crop losses. seen under “Help Wanted,” are area produces one third of the trainee in New Haven. He was often appearing in “Help regular church services to pray The Agriculture Department, not bona-fide job offers but state’s crop. named retailer trainer in 1966 Wanted” columns, appear to for rain. in its weekly crop weather simply an inducement to get in­ Rains fell Tuesday on the House Action Kills and supervisor of distribution offer a job through which an in­ “Members are not dis­ report, noted that limited dividuals to write to the drought-parched fields and and development in Syracuse, dividual can earn at home sole­ couraged by the lack of results moisture and hot, dry weather operator of the scheme. Par­ ranges of central, north central N.Y., in 19M. He was appointed ly by addressing and stuffing so far,” said the associate had significantly slowed the ticipants should be aware that and southwestern Texas, Mass Transit Bill district sales supervisor in envelopes. pastor, Cletus Pifher. “We’re progress of the com crop, es­ such activity may involve a reducing at least temporarily WASHINGTON (UPI) - The had worked its way through pecially in the western com Hartford in 1969 and was named When some interested per­ violation of United States postal House has effectively killed a both houses and the conference belt. district sales supervisor for sons respond to the ad they are fraud regulations and readers often told that they must pay a compromise bill that would and was ready for final action. And if drought was not training there in 1971. David G. Assard are cautioned about responding Igram now resides at 214 nominal sum in order to obtain to such advertisements and have provided $800 million in A much larger transit enough to dishearten farmers, marketing group and in 1972 he Merline Rd. He will be moving further information. Then, allowing themselves to become aid to big city transit systems. program drafted by the public they had yet another warning was appointed marine to Boston. after their money has been participants in such activity. i Lindbergh Reported In Good Condition Supporters said the ad- works panel may come to the from Iowa State University en­ marketing manager. He i ministration and members of 'House floor next week, but tomologists — rootworm V collected, they are sent a kit in­ In addition to possible Post returned to TPM engineering in structing them to place the the House Public Works Com­ stands little chance of beetles are damaging fields in GETS PROMOTION 1973. Office Department action, 3dO Y's identical ad to which they recipients of such offers from NEW YORK (U PI)-A viator Atlantic, was admitted to the mittee were responsible for becoming law this session, ac­ central and southern fowa. The Karen McCooe David G. Assard of Bolton Assard is a 1962 graduate of responded, or one similar, in out-of-state may mail the com­ □larles A. Lindbergh Jr. was hospital a week ago, but his Tuesday’s 220 to 181 vote to cording to backers of the con­ dry conditions are helping the has been promoted to manager the University of Connecticut training in nutrition, exercise other magazines and munication to the Attorney listed in good condition today at illness was not made public un- send the bill back to the con­ ference committee bill. beetles attack on the crops. of engineering programs at with a B.S. degree in ■ •i,' and figure control. publications and await the General of the state where the ■‘s Columbia Presbyterian tii Monday when he canceled a ference committee that wrote Rep. Joseph G. Minish, D- Turbo Power and Marine mechanical engineering. Gisela M. Scholtz A resident of Bolton, Miss results. offerer is located. If the offerer Hospital, where he is scheduled speaking engage­ it. Opponents said the bill was N.J., chairman of the House Systems Inc. Glen Edgerly Jr. of Meriden McCooe serves as Bolton In short, what the individual is a Connecticut individual or recovering from a bout with in­ ment in Minneapolis, Minn. unjustified because it helped transit subcommittee, said he Assard joined TPM in 1966 as was appointed program Summer Recreation Program treasurer and assistant has obtained for his money is a company, write to the Depart­ > fluenza, hospital officials A hospital spokesman said only the biggest of cities, es­ did not yet know whether it VITAMIN a gas turbine engineer after manager of current gas tur­ secretary in 1971. reported. pecially New York. director, member of the set of complete instructions on ment of Consumer Protection. the former flyer was in good would be possible to revive the four years with the Pratt & bines replacing Assard and Miss Scholtz attended the how to run the same deceptive The 72-year-old Lindbergh, condition this morning but Sending the bill back to the Recreation Committee, and Whitney Aircraft Division of Charles Thompson of Flairs * Double Kpits * Seersuckers smaller bill, and said the ad­ HEADQUARTERS University of Hartford and is a scheme on others. Answers to questions of dubbed “The Lone Eagle” after declined to say when Lindbergh conference committee effec­ youth activities advisor and United Aircraft. In 1968 he was Wethersfield has been ap­ ministration and public works Liggett Parkade member of the American Aside from being an unlawful general interest will appear in Values to $17.00 • Sizes 28 to 52 his 1927 solo flight across the would be released. tively kills transit legislation Low Prices! coordinator for the Town of appointed government pointed manager of systems committee members worked to Institute of Banking. She is a and deceptive trade practice. this column. Address questons (Slight charge tor alterations) this year because the measure Bolton. marketing manager in the TPM engineering. send his bill back. resident of East Hartford. to: "Of Consumer Concern,” Department of Consumer Protection, St,ate Office White ftnts $3P O The Topic is Boxing Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115, or dial 1-800-842-2649- toll free. I Wash & Wear-Straight Legs state Boxing Secretary Chico Vejar of Stamford (right) discusses the sport with Richard 1 Values to $11.50 • Sizes 28 to 48 Zimmer, program chairman of Manchester’s Kiwanis Club, at the club’s luncheon Pathmark O f Manchester meeting Tuesday. Vejar, the guest speaker, explained the history of boxing in Connecticut Buy either brand M lm ark and said he’s trying to return boxing to the state. (Herald photo by Pinto) Buy either brand Public S p o rt Coats $ 2 9.9 0i Save either way. Save either way. Records Large Selection • Values to $65.00 Sizes 36 to 46 regular * 38 to 42 shorts Howard Hughes Indicted Warranty Deeds 38 to 46 longs IZI Palm■ olive ■ 11-oz.can □Black Flag Price Reduction / Price Reduction Hope Valley Construction Co. 1 (S light charge lo r alterations) Ant & to John D. and Linda L. For Stock Manipulation Lemon SI Pathmark Reynolds, property on Dougher­ Roach ty St., $36,000. sis;^69' William H. Green to John R. Seersucker ^ Aerosol $15.00 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U P I)-A in 1969 of what is now Hughes Hughes. Juice and Debra M. McVeigh, proper­ U.S. attorney and federal grand Airwest airline. Dish Detergent Notallsizesin The grand jurors reported to Golden ty at 180 Sruce St., $3,000. jury brought stock manipula­ They were accused of form­ □ Pathm ark D p O r t L O a t S all colors. ' U.S. District Judge Roger 11-oz.can s □ Pathmark Crown Daniel C. and Pamela tion charges against Howard ing a conspiracy that 11.5-oz. can Foley Monday that they had no Buy Croucher to Robert W. Read, Hughes just seven hours before pressured the airline’s board of indictments. Ant & 3 3 « unit in Northfield Green Con­ the statute of limitations ran directors into selling out to > ^A-gallon The jurors were believed to Items available at Pathmark dominium, $30,500. out Tuesday, despite orders Hughes by dumping large 4 9 ’ Roach containe r be aware of Heaton’s quarrel ^ Supermarkets with Pharmacy Depts. 6 9 ^ Autumn Heights Associates from Washington to leave the blocks of stock, forcing down its Killer n # j with Washington, reported by to Eugene T. Corbitt, four lots billionaire recluse out of it. value. newspapers here. Price Reduction Clear in subdivision off E. Eldridge It was a clear victory for They were first indicted for 0 b a n d -a id BRAND ^ Price Reduction Late Tuesday afternoon, Ib b and Grandview Sts., $58,000. Fanjous Brands * Select Group Devoe Heaton, U.S. attorney M l _____ tin of 70 assorted Dish the same alleged conspiracy Heaton resumed charge of the s l ic iu j I s □ Black FlagA»..JI Tek Edward R. 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Justice Department. “the worst criminal pleading I H i t s 6 9 * [Chips Ahoy needed for a quomm, appeared lnsect'i«99 Federal Tax Lien S hort Sleeve o /$ iQ o o The grand jurors, in a rare have ever encounter^.’’ at the courtroom door. * " Cookies l14$2.00 Nader Predicts End Antl-Paraplrant Beel Shoulder □ Banquet Verlellee Boot pkg. 95* volunteer counselors to dard for criminal cases, which □LondonBroil steak Blue&Tan Only • Sizes 7 - 7V2 - 8 - 8 V2 1 is “beyond a reasonable Dell ValuesI Manchester’s Camp Kennedy 7" Cut Without Deckle, Red Sweet lb doubt,” and civil proceedings, Of Atomic Plants □RibSteak None Priced Higher sis| □W aterm elons 10* have been announc^ by David which is “by a preponderance 7-oz. lube □Beef Franks Petimerh phg. 1 . Moyer, camp director. The ISchick p k .o lS lO O O O D D of the evidence.” PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI)- “Now, do we want to put our □□□□oal □Ground Beef and over DOrMnC^nge .12- a S r iS three are Barry Cottle, Diane BVD. 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^ j i - 1 ( '' ) i PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 M .'^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed.. July 31, 1974- PAGE NINETEEN Like Old Times for Red Sox Messersmith and Marshall BOSTON (UPI) - It was just like old times-when the Boston Red Sox tentionally walked Ben Oglivie before getting Aurilio used every concoction imaginable to lose to the Detroit Tigers. Rodriguez to fly out, with Northrop taking third. The main ingredients were there. Boston led 5-3 going into the ninth and With a 1-2 count to Ed Brinkman, Oglivie broke for second. Blackwell Reggie Cleveland was pitching. This meant disaster for the Red Sox pumped toward second but threw to third, attempting to pick off Apply Brakes to Dodger Skid Tuesday night as A1 Kaline gave Boston its first touch of nostalgia with a Northrop. But the ball sailed over Terry Hughes’ head and both runners two-run homer —the fourth he’s hit off Boston this year out of seven scored _ homers. Then a two-run throwing error by catcher Tim Blackwell let ia “Those things happen.’’ said Tiger Manager Ralph HoUk. “It would’ve NEW YORK (UPI) — That screech heard ‘round the National League Tom Paciorek’s RBI double and Messersmith’s sacrifice fly gaVe the been a helluva play if Blackwell had picked Northrop off. Look, you’ve got Tuesday night was caused by Andy Messersmith and Mike Marshall the final two Tiger runs in the ninth as they overtook Boston 7-5 in a sloppy ledgers two runs in the second and Steve Garvey’s triple was the bie blow game featuring five Red Sox errors. to try those plays in this game. You might as well not play if you don’t.’’ applying the brakes to the ’ skid. oI U s Angeles' three-mn third. The assauirL yK nT j^^^^^^^^^^ Last year the Tigers beat the Red Sox 15 times and Kaline was the main Red Sox manager Darrell Johnson said roughly the same thing, Messersmith and Marshall, a couple of free souls who have become bud­ tagged him with his 14th loss against seven victories culprit. This season, Cleveland had been a tough-luck loser twice against ‘"rhose things happen to experienced catchers too,” he said. "Carlton dies in the last few months, combined to pitch the Dodgers to an 8-0 vic­ Lee May drove in three runs with two doubles and Cliff Johnson and Detroit, pitching identical three-hit complete games, losing 1-0 both Fisk did it earlier this year out in Oakland and it cost us a ballgame. I tory over the San Diego Padres. The victory restored the Dodgers’ first- Cesar Cedeno homered for the Astros, who dealt the Reds’ Fred Norman times. won’t bench Tim for this. He’s done too many good things for us this year. place lead in the NL West to 514 games over the Cincinnati Reds, who lost to the 8-4. This time, he went eight innings and took the loss when the Red Sox He’s catching tomorrow night.” ' five hits for his seventh win with Ken Forsch finishing up for the A stro/ were fooled by a play they’ve used often-the delayed steal. After Kaline’s ’The four-run ninth obliterated a three-run homer by Cecil Cooper in the The victory also means that the Dodgers have picked up two games on Johnny Bench and Tony Perez homered for Cincinnati.^ homer, Jinri Northrop doubled and Cleveland was replaced by Bob Veale. seventh, which put Boston ahead 5-3, after the Tigers pecked Cleveland the Reds in as many nights, reversing the trend of the previous 20 days Cardinals 4, Phillies 3 After striking out Norm Cash, Veale was replaced by Diego Segui, who in­ for three run’s in the first four innings. during which Cincinnati cut seven games off the Los Angeles lead. Reggie Smith drove in all four St. Louis runs with a triple and two Messersmith, who scored his sixth straight win and raised his record to Cardinals from behind and give reliever A1 Hrabosky 12-2, held the Padres to five hits for seven innings and then Manager Walt Major League Alston turned the game over to Marshall. Marshall, making his 30th l American League Roundup appearance in the Dodgers’ last 34 games, closed out the game with two Giants 6, Braves 3 perfect innings. Leaders j . STANDINGS (Herald photo by Dunn) Chris Speier’s three-run 12th inning doubl^his fourth hit of the The Dodgers, who have beaten the Padres 11 straight times dating back game-lifted San Francisco’s Elias Sosa to his sixth win and handed Leading Rec Swimmers and Coach to last season, wasted no time taking command of their private patsies, Atlanta s Danny Frisella his fourth defeat. Pinch-hitter Dave Kingman Jackson Shakes Slump racing to a 5-0 lead with two runs in the second inning and three in the sent the game into extra innings with a homer for the Giants in the ninth. third. Leading Batters National League Two of Coach Mel Siebold’s top point-getters with the Rec swimming team this Expos 4, Cubs 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST sutnmer are erne Hopperstead, left, and Katie Tucker. The team is involved in St. Louis defeated Philadelphia 4-3, New York beat Pittsburgh 4-3 after Mike Jorgensen drove in the winning run for the Expos with a bases- W L AB H Pet. Pet. GB weekly competition. Siebold doubles as director of the Recreation Department. losing the first game of their doubleheader 6-0, San Francisco scored a 6- filled single with one out in the 10th inning, ending Montreai’s five-game Garr, Atl 433 159 With Pair of Homers Philadelphia 53 49 .520 .367 3, 12-inning triumph over Atlanta and Montreal beat Chicago 4-3 in 10 in­ 52 50 losing streak and extending Chicago’s loss skein to four games. John Mon­ 3 Zisk, Pitt 332 107 St. Louis .510 1 nings in other NL games. .322 and Tenace have hit two homers tague picked up his third win while Rick Reuschel suffered the loss. Smith, St. L 333 106 .318 NEW YORK (UPI) - Reggie Pittsburgh 49 54 .476 4t4 Garvey, LA 411 130 .316 Jackson had been fighting a slump apiece in a game off the fireballing Montreal 47 53 .470 5 Geronimo, Cin 272 86 .316 ever since fighting it out with team­ Ranger. New York 45 55 .450 7 Gross, Hou 356 112 .315 mate Billy North but he finally got Tenace homered behind a walk in Chicago 42 57 .424 9Mi Ed Kranepool in Twilight Cash, Phil 424 133 .314 turned around and ended his the second inning and in the third, WEST Schmidt, Phil 346 108 .312 frustrations on an opposihg pitcher. Jackson followed Sal Bando’s single W L Pet. GB Of Long Baseball Career Defensive Lapse Costly for Pirates Brock, St. L 380 118 .311 Jackson belted two home runs and with his first homer in more than two Los Angeles 67 37 .644 Montanez, Phil 302 Cincinnati 62 43 .590 5W NEW YORK (UPI) - All Jones’ sharp grounder to se- said, “We’ve been playing vived the three-run fourth 94 .311 Gene Tenace added a pair as the weeks. Then in the fifth, Jackson sacrifice bunt for a fielder’s Houston 55 49 .529 12 it took was just one defen­ cond basemn Rennie pretty well but it was just a inning when Manny choice. Oakland A’s rolled to a 11-3 win over parked his 19th homer and one out NEW YORK (UPI) - Ed Kranepool “At that age you’re not able to cope AMERICAN LEAGUE Atlanta 53 51 .510 14 with big league pitching either sive lapse for the Pttsburgh Stennett with one out and mistake by a young rookie. Sanguillen doubled in two the ’Tuesday night for later, Tenace crashed his 16th. was different from the very first day AB H San Fran. 48 57 .457 19Mi Pirates to blow a shot at one on in the sixth. Stennett They all make them. He had Pet. their 13th win in their last 16 games In other games, Milwaukee swept he reported to the New York Mets. physically or mentally,” he says. runs and scored on an error Carew, Minn 396 148 .374 San Diego 44 62 .415 24 winning a doubleheader shuffled it to shortstop plenty of time but he rushed by Jones, pitched a “Our pitching staff’s been and increased their American League New York 3-2 in 10 innings and 4A), It’s 12 years later now and a lot of “That’s why that 14-year-old boy the Hargrove, Tex 250 84 .336 Tuesday's Results Tuesday night. Mario Mendoza, who just it. You’ve got to give five-hitter for the Mets. underrated,” Rooker said, West lead to nine games. Detroit dumped Boston 7-5, Cleveland Montreal 4, Giicago 3, (10) things have changed. Not him, though. Phillies signed (Jorge Lebron) will Orta, Chi 291 95 .326 The Pirates, who were had to step on second and Kranepool a lot of credit for In the opener, Jim Rooker “ We’ve had pretty good All four home runs came off loser clipped Baltimore 8-6, Minnesota Pittsburgh 6-3, New York 0-4 He’s still different. have a lotta trouble if he’s not handled Yaz, Bos 334 108 .323 properly. plagued by mistakes earlier fire to first to complete an hitting the ball out of the had a five-hitter for the pitching most of the Randle, Tex Jim Bibby, who pitched a no-hitter downed Kansas City 7-3 and Chicago San Francisco 6, Atlanta 3 Most ballplayers, for example, 315 101 .321 this season when they got off inning ending double play. park but if Kison had gotten Pirates, who jumped on Jon season.” ' Jackson, Oak 320 100 .313 exactly one year ago in Oakland. tipped California 3-2 in 10. St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 3 don’t like you telling them they’re in “This kid the Phillies signed is to a bad start, beat the New But Mendoza dropped the a little luck, he could have Matlack for four runs in the McRae, KC 324 100 .309 Jackson’s pair drove in three runs and Indians 8, Orioles 6 Houston 8, Cincinnati 4 the twilight of their careers, especial­ going to learn in the minors. I didn’t York Mets 6-0 in the first ball and both runners were had a shutout going into the second and two in the fourth Petrocelli, Bos 290 89 .307 ended a drought in which the slugger John Lowenstein drove across three Los Angeles 8, San Diego 0 ly when they’re not even 30 yet. do that. I was in the minors only six But if the Pirates are Wednesday's Games game of a doubleheader and safe. Two pitches later, seventh inning.” to wrap it up. Braun, Minn 307 94 .306 has hit just over .200 and hit two runs with his sixth homer and a key With Ed Kranepool, it’s completely weeks, so I hadda learn everything in going to make a real run at Scott, Mil Pittsburgh (Ellis 6-8) at New were sailing along with a 3-0 Kranepool hit his homer. Kison said, “the error had Richie Hebner singled 383 117 .305 homers in the last two months since single in a five-run seventh inning as the other way around. You don’t have the majors. If I could’ve known then their fourth divjsion crown Rudi, Oak York (Seaver 7-6) lead on Bruce Kison’s three- Jerry Grote’s single and nothing to do with the I UPI photo) 380 116 .305 the Indians turned back the Orioles. to tell him; he tells you. What makes what I know now, I would’ve insisted twice, scored twice and in the last five years, they his celebrated lockerroom fight June Montreal (Torrez 9-7 and hitter in the sixth inning of Jones’ run-scoring double in homer, I just threw him a Stanton, Cal 269 82 .305 Unbeaten Dick Bosman picked up his the whole thing odder yet is that he’s on being sent down to the minors. But drove in a run while Rooker, can’t afford the type of 5 with North over “lack of hustle” on Blair 5-3) at Chicago (Bonham the second game. the eighth then decided it. bad pitch.” the field. fourth win while Mike Cuellar was the only 29. you don’t know that then.” who once was an , errors Mendoza made in the Detroit’s Mickey Stanley Tosses Bat Away 9-12 and Hutson 0-0) But a mistake that set up Manager Danny Murtaugh Jerry Koosman, who sur­ had two hits and beat out a sixth inning. “The slump was eating my heart loser. San Francisco (D’Acquisto 9- “The reason I say I’m in my Ed Kranepool is the dean of the Outfielder Suffered Fractured Hand When Hit by Pitch HOME RUNS ‘twilight’ is because I’ve played up Mets. He is the only player to have Ed Kranepool’s three-run out, just eating me alive,” Jackson Twins 7, Royals 3 8) at Atlanta (P. Niekro 10-9) sixth inning homer and a NATIONAL LEAGUE; here 12 years already,” says the Mets’ participated in every season of the Wynn, LA 24; Cedeno, Hou and said. “All my teammates had con­ Back-to-back homers on con­ Houston (Dierker 7-6) at Cin­ run-scoring double by Cleon cinnati (Gullett 12-7), N left-handed hitting - club’s history and played for all four Schmidt, Phil 22; Bench and fidence in me but I somehow started secutive pitches by Harmon Jones in the eighth gave the Player-of’ Week Perez, Cin 19. losing confidence in myself. ’They told Killebrew and Larry Hisle in the third St. Louis (Foster 5-6) at outfielder-pinch swinger. “I know of its managers beginning with Casey Jerry Karob Signs Philadelphia (Ruthven 4-7), N Stengel. Mets a 4-3 come-from- NEW YORK (UPI) - AMERICAN LEAGUE: D. me to relax but I don’t want to relax, I inning powered the 'Twins over the guys who don’t ever get five years in BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - Los Angeles (Rau 9-6) at San behind triumph in the se­ relief pitcher Allen, (]!hi 26; Mayberry, KC want to be in the thick of it. I want to Royals. Minnesota scored three un­ up here. When you say ‘twilight’ in When he first came up, he got the Defenseman Jerry Korab has Diego (Freisleben 7-5), N cond inning. -SUMMER Tom Buskey, a throw-in in the Rifle Range Closed and Jackson, Oak 19; Briggs, baseball, you’re talking about the last reputation of being a wise guy kid signed a multi-year contract earn my money. I want to be the type earned runs on just two hits in the se­ Thursday's Games The m istake cam e on big trade with the Yankees The Recreation Depart­ Mil and Burroughs, Tex 17. of hitter I’m supposed to be.” cond inning when Royals’ shortstop years of anyone’s career. Well, that’s over an episode which really wasn’t with the Buffalo Sabres of the ment’s rifle range will be Chicago at New York, 2, Twi- his fault. earlier this season, Monday National Hockey League, end­ Jackson said he ended his slump Fred Patek committed three errors, N me, isn’t it?” was named the American closed for public practice Aug. While taking batting practice one ing speculation that he would because he was fed up inside. one short of the AL record for one in­ Montreal at Philadelphia, N Yes, and then again, no. League’s player of the week for 1 thru Aug. 6. Any questions will jump to the Chicago Cougars of RUNS BATTED IN ning. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, N Yes, because the Mets have put day at the old Polo Grounds, July 25-28. be answered by calling the Rec "I took it as long as I could until I |Sport8 Forum the World Hockey Association. NATIONAL LEAGUE: San Diego at Los Angeles, N Kranepool up on the block several Kranepool, who had been having trou­ In preserving three one-run at 646-6010. started feeling decayed. So I drove White Sox 3, Angels 2 “The Cougars made me a Cedeno, Hou 82; Schmidt, Phil Cincinnati at San Francisco, times the past few years and never ble with inside pitches, instructed the victories for the Indians, around and around the block until 5:30 Nolan Ryan and Jim Kaat spaced TIRES FOR SPORT & SMALL CARS substantial offer but I’m happy 79; Wynn, LA76; Bench, Cin73; N were stampeded by takers. No, pitcher to keep throwing him on the Buskey allowed no runs and Garvey, LA and Smith, St. L 70. this morning, got some sleep and then four hits apiece through nine innings with what Buffalo offered me but Ed Herrmann blasted a bases- Only games scheduled because Kranepool, a .251 lifetime outside. Duke Snider, one of the Mets’ ALL NEW four hits in 9 1-3 relief innings, and I want to stay with the AMERICAN LEAGUE: came out and got early batting prac­ Salute to Champs tice.” hitter, is playing left field for the Mets outfielders, noticed it. Full 4-Ply Nylon retiring the last 16 batters he Sabres and play in the NHL,” Burroughs, Tex 77; D. Allen, empty homer with two out in the top I would like to take this op­ faced. and ripping the ball at a dizzy .402 clip “It might be a good idea,’’ TREAD said the 6-foot-3, 215-pound Chi 71’ Bando, Oak 66; Rudi, Tenace and Jackson didn’t think of the 10th inning to lift the White Sox American League portunity to extend my sincere now. He contributed a key single in suggested Snider, “to have him pitch Korab. Wasyluk Fifth Oak 64; Darwin, Minn 63. batting practice had stopped when the to victory. Ryan’s record dipped to 13- EAST congratulations to the coaches Whitewall Tires Sunday’s 4-1 win over Montreal. As a you on the inside and you learn to pull game began though as they sent Bibby 11, though he struck out eight to bring W L Pet. GB and players of our local ^DESIGN! Shoulder to shoulder tread styling BERNARD a LOZIERi In Swim Meet pinch hitter, he’s 12-for-24 and hitting the ball instead of swinging at all American Legion Post 102 reeling to his 13th loss in ^ decisions. his major-league leading total to 219 Boston 54 47 .535 is adapted for the small car. INC. Fifth best in the National PITCHING 'The two home runs for each slugger and the win upped Kaat’s record to 12- Cleveland 52 48 .520 1V4 .500 this season. these outside pitches.” baseball team for winning their NATIONAL LEAGUE: John, Senior Long Distance Swim­ 7. Baltimore 51 50 .505 3 “If I hit .400 this year,” he laughs, “ You’re not doing so good zone title. Not only did they Celling gepain DESTINATION SAFETY LA 13-3; Carlton, Phil 13-7; made it twice this season that Jackson ming Championships recently Milwaukee 51 51 .500 3W “I’m gonna retire at my peak and put yourself,” Kranepool came back curt­ win, but did it so convincingly A Replacements Specialized Driver Messersmith, LA 12-2; 4-Ply at Lake Placid, N.Y., was 15- New York 50 52 .490 AVi in an application for Bob Scheffing’s ly- with a nifty 13-2 won and loss Quality Carpantry Work, Training lor Taenagara. Billingham and Gullett, Cin, year-old Mike Wasyluk of Detroit 48 53 .475 6 job as general manager with this club Today Kranepool realizes Snider record. SIZE F.E.T. REG. Palloa • Additlona Inatructore experienced Brett, Pitt and McGlothen, St. Manchester. WEST next year. Why not? He’s retiring was only trying to be helpful, and that Coach Jack Holik and assis­ Polyester 600x12 1.52 19.99 A Romodaling In public school driver L 12-7; Lonborg, Phil 12-10. tant Dick Marsh have done an W L Pet. GB after this year. If (Dave) he shouldn’t have answered him in the 520x13 1.40 19.99 education. Automatic and The Rec Swim Club member AMERICAN LEAGUE; Yankees Lose Two, exceptionally fine job, their Oakland 61 42 .592 560x13 1.53 19.99 Free Estimates standard transmission. Wood, Chi 16-12; G. Perry, Clev DeBusschere did it with the Nets, why manner he did. W hitewall completed the four-mile event Chicago 51 50 .505 9 first year in charge, and it is 600x13 1.60 19.99 Reasonable, Competitive 15-4; Tiant, Bos 15-7; Busby, can’t I do it with the Mets?” “What Duke didn’t know at the in 1:48.8. 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Kevin Kobel seems to relish pitching three weeks ago and have been Milwaukee 3-4, NeW York 2-0 he realizes that. He also realizes he’s Detroit 7, Boston 5 centerfield clubhouse, and he did. The boys tell me that this is Tough, no-thump HAVE YOUR BRAKES SAFETY CHECKED TODAY ^ working on it ever since,” Crandall a far better hitter now than he ever against the New York Yankees and he Cleveland 8, Baltimore 6 “Duke didn’t know that. Here was just the beginning, and I m with polyester cord rides said. has been in all the years he has been turned in another outstanding perfor­ Minnesota 7, Kansas City 3 Casey telling me to hit to the opposite them on that. They worked long smooth . . . retards mance Tuesday night. Kobel didn’t allow a runner past with the club. and hard to reach the first step wear, gives longer Chicago 3, California 2 (10) Kranepool was 17 when he first field and Duke telling me to pull. “I just tried to do what (catcher) first base and walked only one of an ambitious goal. mileage. Installa­ Complete Oakland 11, Texas 3 joined the Mets out of James Monroe What was I to do? Remember I was CiSiarlie Moore told me,” Kobel said Yankee. Pat Dobson allowed only To complete their goal they tion at slight extra Wednesday's Games High School in the Bronx. only a 17-year-old kid.” after hurling a four-hit 4-0 victory to seven hits but took his 13th loss Kansas City (Busby 14-9) at need your support. charge. Saturday at 7:30 p.in. at Brake give the Milwaukee Brewers a against eight wins. Minnesota (Blyleven 10-11) A78x13 Plamer Field in Miooieiown doubleheader sweep over the Yanks. 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I PAGE 'nVENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 3l, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Appeals Anthropologist Building Monument GREEN BAV, Wis. Football Strike Talks To Prehistoric Man in Nairobi (liPI) — Form«‘r Green A R E Y O U Bay Parker great Bart By JOHN WORRALL discovered layer upon layer of was housed in the Kenya .Starr made a puhlie appeal London ancient lake shores containing National Museum. The collec­ FAT? OVERWEIGHT? Tuesday for an end to the Financial Times-UPI evidence of human occupation, tion grew rapidly as new including the continuous evolu­ O D F H N E X contains the most dispute hetneen striking specimens came in. ellective reducing aid available NAIROBI — An inspired players and the National Reach Critical Stage tion of stone tools, from crude Louis Leakey set up a Center without prescription I One tiny young East African pebble tools to the more for Prehistory and Palaeon­ O D R IN E X tablet before meals and Foothall l..eague. anthropologist, Richard sophisticated implements of tology in in 1962 at the museum you want to eat lass - down go your But Starr would not (Glories ■ down goes your weight! of what he expected at this point in the strike but there Leakey, is building a monument final stone-age man. to meet the fossil crisis. As eominit himself to aetive WASHINGTON (UPl) — The renewed round of pro foot­ Thousands of women from coast were reports the players indicated they would be back in Nairobi to prehistoric man. Scientists poured into East more scientists came to Kenya to coast report O D R IN E X his helped intereession in the ball strike talks headed into the ‘‘critical stage” t^ay, ac­ cording to the government’s chief labor mediator in his Wednesday with further suggestions and ideas. It is also a memorial to the Africa, new sites were opened to examine material, as new them lose 5,10,20 pounds in a short negotiations. young man’s fanious father, the up and fascinating new dis­ expeditions were organized, the time - so can you. Get rid of ugly fit intensified efforts for a settlement. Usery said he was “hopeful” that progress could be and live longer I ‘' I * d go to th e late Dr. Louis Leakey, whose coveries were made. Louis modest facilities of the center made in ending the dispute, but cautioned there were “a O D R IN E X must satisfy or your negotiations in an hour if I After a day-long Tuesday session of almost seven hours discoveries suggest East Africa Leakey's big nucleus collection were extended and the crisis of with both sides. W. J. Usery Jr., head of the Federal Media­ ' lot of issues to be negotiated” before a settlement could be money will be refunded. No ()uestions thought it would do any was the cradle of humanity. of priceless fossils and artifacts palaeontological plenty hit the liked. Sold with this guarantee by tion Service, called both sides back to a 10 a.m. EOT ses­ reached. good,” the former Richard Leakey, 30, is direc­ museum. SHOP-RITE DRUG STORES sion in a stepped-up campaign to end the 31-day-old strike. After a one-hour and 45-minute morning meeting with quarterhaek said. tor of the National Museums of Usery was pressing the owners and the players union to the bargaining team for the owners, the head of the Kenya. He is enshrining the Starr said he had no im> settle the dispute, possibly by Thursday before the first Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service told newsmen: name and work of his father in mediate plans to interred*' weekend of National Foootball League exhibition games “ I think their attitude was good just as the attitude of the the $720,000 Louis Leakey in the dispute hut wait begins but there was no assurance he would succeed in players yesterday at our meeting was good. I’m hopeful, Memorial Institute for African willing to help if asked meeting that immediate deadline. but it’s a little too early to say. We’ll know better later Prehistory, soon to take shape .Starr was approaehed in Nairobi as an international He said today's session at the Labor Department would today.” hy a group of striking center for anthropological be ‘‘very, very critical. Only two owners, Wellington Mara of the New York Parker veterans who study and research. asked him to intervene for ‘‘We spent all day Tuesday getting to the point where Giants and Art Modell of the Cleveland Browns, were pre­ The institute will be a final them with the Parker substantive issues can be discussed tomorrow,” Usery sent for the morning session. But John Thompson, graveyard of prehistoric man. observed. management. executive director of the owners’ Management Council, (Herald photo by Dunn) It is to be the repository of a “I’ve differed with them He said that economic issues were the main topic of dis­ said others on the owners’ bargaining unit were on a stand­ huge, unique and ever-growing cussion at the Tuesday talks, although the two parties by call basis. collection of fossils and ar­ rompletely on some issues Pee Wee Division Soccer Champions explored the player freedom demands on a separate basis. Thompson declined to express any optimism at the out­ tifacts illustrating the and I’ve differed puhlirly Winners of the Pee Wee Division in the Rec Department’s summer soccer program emergence of man millions of with management on It was learned from other sources that the Tuesday set of the renewed talks, commenting; “We have no, bargaining focused on player proposals involving pensions reason to feel either way. We don’t know what’s in store. were the Chiefs. Rear, left to right, Coach Werner Cacace, Robbie Button, Tod years ago from his ancestors, some,” he said. “But if the southern apes, up the long SWEYOURTKKEI and minimum pay. Evidently there was some give and We’d like to feel optimistic, but we just don’t know.” Gemhala, John Folk, Paul Trueman, Curt Hutchinson, John Gallant. Middle row, there is a way to get s*imr Charles Hendress, Bill Masse, Jim Chavalier, Steve Haddock, Danny Gauchione. and still not properly un­ If your Lottery ticket doesn’t win on Thursday, of this hehind us, we want take on minimum pay which currently sets a floor of $12,- The NFL Players Association spelled out at a Monday derstood ladder of evolution. 000 for rookies and $13,000 for veterans. The players meeting with Usery a number of revised contract demands Front, Steve Logan, Niki Cacace, Jamie Gemhala, Ted Brashier, Craig Stevenson. don't throw it army! Cash it in for $50 this weekend to do it.” Missing was Marc Taylor. Dr. Louis Leakey died in Lon­ playing LOTTO BINGO. Starr was aware of his originally asked that the minimum be boosted to $20,000 which included modification of some of the controversial don in 1972, his work on East for rookies and $25,000 for veterans. The owners last week “freedom issues” but not their total abandonment. African prehistory unfinished. Check your weekend newspaper or call 1-252-1212* unicjue position as a for the LOTTO BINGO winning numbers, given each former player, a former counter-offered $14,000 and $16,000. Before breaking off talks 10 days ago, the owners offered His discoveries, with his wife. Dr. Mary Leakey, at Olduvai day starting Saturday. assistant roarh and an The Players Association is believed to have cut their in­ a four-year money package which they estimated would itial figure back to $18,000 and $20,000. cost more than $4 million in the first year but totally Winless WFL Patsies Paired Gorge, Tanzania, shook the Check Tuesday’s paper for weekly recap of winning avid foothall fan. scientific world in the 1950s and BINGO numbers. Or see them posted wherever you “ I'd like to rhallenge Usery said that the long day of bargaining was “typical” rejected the players’ freedom demands. the first meeting with a pair of TDs. Cuts Corn for Silage 1960s. Among them was the buy Connecticut Lottery tickets. the players to get their NEW YORK (UPI) - Tonight may find of the earthly remains of finally be the night for a pair of Storm quarterback Greg Barton, house in order,” he said. Having given up hopes of bringing in a decent crop of com the first maker of stone tools. winless World Football League pat­ meanwhile, has managed only 300 which has caused Gov. J. James ^ o n to declare the state *Call after 9:00 A.M. Charges apply. He added that manage­ this year, Fred Kuehl of Omaha, Neb., and his son chop Olduvai Gorge is a 25-mile- sies. passing yards in three games. a drought disaster area. (UPI photo) ment “has to make a 20 in Row down their corn for silage during the extended dry spell long canyon, where the Leakeys greater effort to stay 67-Mile Run for West The Portland Storm and the Detroit “We won’t know until game time atuned to the players' Wheels, both 0-3, find themselves in whether George will play,” is all Bir­ needs and re*|uests.'' PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — the unaccustomed role of favorites or mingham offensive coordiantor Lynn Billie Jean King and Julie Starr said the players near favorites while also holding the Amadee would say of Mira’s status. Anthony combined for their “home field” advantage. Mira has not worked out all week and should realize their 20th straight victory in Study Suggests Energy Matthew Reed, a rookie from salaries and benefits '‘are Took Nine Hours^ Plus women's doubles Tuesday T h e Storm entertains the suhstantial. I don't think night to lead the Philadelphia Philadelphia Bell, which has won only Grambling, will start if he can’t make there is any plaee where By Earl Yost again. I had a friend, Fred Freedoms lo a 27-24 win over once itself thus far— against Portland it. they can duplicate them.” Seaman and his son, who the Denver Racquets in in the season opener. Call it the law of New York, loser of a pair of heart- Saving Starts With Diet But he also noted the Ambitious Andy West, the drove down and led the way. World Team Tennis play. averages, if you will, but the breakers in the two games, will try to 16-year-old Cheney Tech stu­ oddsmakers like the Storm to avenge even its record before the hometown raise in pre-season pay was “ When I arrived at the Mrs. King and .Miss dent who ran from his home that 33-8 defeat on their home turf. fans who slHv them blow a 29-3 half­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - and fails to recycle the cans probably results in more energy “long overdue and the park, the band greeted me .Anth*>ny took Denver’s Fran- in East Hartford to Ocean And in Detroit, the Wheels may not time lead against Birmingham two Americans might be able to wastes more energy than is use than mass production D i s c o u n t season is too long. .Six pre- and I was the guest of the coise Durr and Kris Kemmer, save some energy a new study MORE SHOPPING HOURS! Beach in New London, will he the favorite against unbeaten (3-0) weeks ago. Visiting Jacksonville, used daily by a billion human methods. season games is too park management who put 6-3 and won the last 10 points suggests, if they ate less meat. beings in poorer parts of the never forget the 67-mile trek Birmingham but they got a confidence however, has lost a couple of tough • The United States has the BiG many.” me up in a hotel for the of the set. Mrs. King, the Almost half the energy last week. world. highest per capita energy con­ ta ^ o z D Open 7 a.m. to Midnight, Mon. thru Sat.! Defensive lineman Mike day,” West said. He added Freedoms’ player-coach,' boost with the news that Americans’ ones too. A week ago Southern poured into the nation’s • Making your own household “ I picked up a few blisters sumption in the world followed McCoy, one of three that he was given a trophy defeated Miss Durr 6-4 in quarterback (^ rg e Mira is a doubt­ California whipped them with a 40- agricultural production every items, such as curtains or by Kuwait, Canada and Sweden. and a bloody nose when I players who approached f for his efforts. women's singles but ful starter because of an ankle injury. yard Tony Adams TD pass at the final year goes toward turning out drapes, probably doesn’t save Kuwait shows up where it does GLASTONBURY EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER MIDDLETOWN Starr as a mediator, said fell, but I was also greeted West, who is counted upon Philadelphia's Brian Fairlie Elsewhere tonight, Florida (3-0) is gun and a week before, Chicago’s Fire steaks, roasts and other cuts for much energy since the because that olFcich nation, FOX RUN MALL 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN 900 WASHINGTON ST.. RT. 66 dropped the men's singles to WE WELCOME VOUR they “came to Bart as a by about 80 friends and a to head the Cheney cross­ at Houston (1-2) and Jacksonville (1- downed them on a field goal by Chuck the dinner table. At the materials used are generally considering its small size, has FOOD 8TAMR RURCNASES 801 SILVER LANE Antlrew Paltison, 7-5. Not Ratponelbl. for Typogrqphlcal 'Irrprt We Reserve Right io Limii Ouanitiies - None Sold to Dealers true friend. We respect his band, Ricky Bobinski’s, country team in the fall, 2) is at New York, also 1-2. Southern Ramsey with six seconds left. processing end, meat again is spun or woven, and thus have enjoyed heavy advances in the top energy user. already used energy in their opinion as a disinterested when I arrived at Ocean runs 80 miles a week, in­ Fairlie and Fred Stolle won California (2-1) is at Memphis (2-1) in Florida, leading the WFL in technology. Its citizens also Beach,” the young distance the national TV game Thursday night. defense, will try to keep its streak The study by the Center for creation. Using an electric have a penchant for Cadillac third party who can help cluding eight a day, back the men's doubles over Pat- Science in the Public Interest runner said. Employed at If Portland is to finally crack the sewing machine on top of that cars. bridge the gap between and forth to Cheney. lison and Tony Roche, 6-4 alive in the unfriendly Astrodome. concludes that, increased Cheney during the summer STOCK YOUR FREEZER FOR BIG SAVINGS! management and the A running enthusiast for and the Freedoms clinched win column it will have to find a way The home team Texans will send technology and mechanization players.” months with the the match hy taking three to stop Bell quarterback Jim “King” veteran quarterback Mike Taliaferro Your Mastor Charge Waleoma On three years. West’s previous are to blame. Cattle finished in C U T A N D WRAPPED TO ORDER CUT AND WRAPPED TO ORDER ^ ^ ^ M 5 ^ maintenance crew. West ANDY WEST longest race was 45 miles to games in the mixed doubles Corcoran and find some offensive con­ against the team which has yielded feed lots, for instance, use up a AH Fraaxar Ordara finale. covered the trip in nine Moodus. sistency itself. Corcoran completed just 8.0 points per game. lot of energy in everything from World Record hours and 15 minutes. Colchester, before I stopped Coming up next will be a Denver’s team of Roche 21-of-38 passes against the Storm in chemical fertilizers to feeding A “I left home at 4 a.m. and for a rest. I then went as far 12-mile AAU-sanctioned and Miss Kemmer defeated machinery before they reach WHOLE $938 ih/holE $$58 arrived at Ocean Beach at as Salem, about 55 miles Miss Anthony and Stolle, 6-4 the tender state favored by WESTERN BEEF In 1,000 Run race Sunday at O cean WITH A COMPLETE UNE OF 1:15.1 ran about 40 miles, to from home, before I rested Beach. in the mixed doubles set. American eaters. OSLO (UPI) - Rick In an exhibition match at “To cut down on meat con­ GROCERIES S PRODUCE m Wohlhuter of Chicago set a sumption is an energy conser­ BOTTOM I . You dl^ dbic TOP You are able intermission, Mrs. King faced world record for 1,000 meters vation measure,” the study to get a doubles team of Gary TUE8. WED. SAT. with a time of 2 minutes, 13.9 says, “and it might be just what Rodsfs Of ‘Raincheck’ Dornhoefer and Rick TOLLAND SUN. 9 - 6 Roasts or seconds Tuesday on the opening Havlicek W ould Listen MacLeish, members of the the (ioctor ordered.'j TURNPIKE THUR8. FRI. 9-9 Swiss Steaks SteaKs and day of the Martin Luther King Sta.nley Cup champion The cattle industry, for one, international track and field WASHINGTON (UPI) FOR A LIMITED TIME disagrees and has already told MANCHESTER SUNDAY 9 - 6 and Cubiz To Part-Time Offer Philadelphia Flyers. She won CLOSED MON. meet. —. Hurold Solomon had the center it did not give 10 to 14 lbs 16 to 20 lbs. the biggcHi payoff in his all 12 points to win the The time was 2.2 seconds match, then took on five adequate consideration to SPECIALS GOOD THUB., FBI.. SAt. better than the old mark of pro tfiiniH *'ar«‘**r lo lake to range grazing when it compiled COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — had,” Havlicek said. “I think I Flyers and beat them, 2-0. EXTRA COPIES BONELESS SIRLOIN 2:16.1 set by Daniel Malans of the hank today — a S16,- John Havlicek, the former Ohio its figures. South Africa. 000 “raineheck” for win- would enjoy that.” Meat, however, is only a State University great and now Graf, while running a FROM CHUCK < < ia A “I had aimed at a time ning the 8 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 a veteran with the Boston small part of the report. Called $149 business of his own, was Ohio around 2:14.0 and all went as I Wushington Star-News Celtics, says he might consider a “Lifestyle Index”, the report TIP c v e e s re s K S p H had hoped,” Wohlhuter said. State coach Fred, Taylor’s part- tries to ^ucate the reader on m ttP B toiirnunient. a part-time coaching job at his lb. ‘‘Of course, I had brilliant help time assistant for a number of how many of his daily activities CUTFMHOOTTOMROUNP After an *>vernighI Alma Mater after retirement years. va. from (Mike) Boit who managed from the National Basketball Rupp Satisfactory involve energy use — some of it to keep the high tempo and he suspension heeuuse of “It would allow me to stay in ROAST Excellent for the Rotiseerl smsssKASs J r Association. LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - unnecessary. shares a great deal of the hono^ rain, Solomon finished *)ff the game and possibly help Adolph Rupp, the longtime “All In all,” it says, "we use OVEN PREPARED IO to 14-166. P A t ALLMUAT VARIETIES for the new record." Boit. a Ke­ Argentina's Guillermo some of the younger players if Havlicek will be 36 when he basketball coach at the Univer­ about eight calories of energy exCdPT BRBP nyan, finished second in 2:16.7. \ ilas 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 Tuesday they had pro aspirations, telling completes the final two seasons sity of Kentucky, was reported to obtain a single calorie of let - 4th RIbe. 2 1 b . to lake down his higgest them what they have to do to food. This is a poor track record $139 of his current Boston contract. ^Koiik l-lb. PNSa GEM . A Ac achieve that,” said Havlicek. in satisfactory condition prize money. From his off-season home in Tuesday at the school’s Medical for a ‘develop^’ people, and a 74 more simple lif^tyle could cut Changes Jobs Solomon termed the suburban Upper Arlington, Center, where he was being KUeolObHA OO m r — \ielory “ my higgest thrill Ohio, Havlicek said he would Villanova D.A, treated for back pains. some of the waste. We could All Our Rib Roeete grow more of our own food, l-lb-PKfr. CrtM JWA# UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. exr*'pl when I heal Hie like to help younger players and VILLANOVA, Pa. (UPI) — Rupp, 72, entered the hospital ROASTAre Deeigned for the Rotleeerl mulch garbage and leaves, buy (UPI) — Tony McAndrews, 31. .Naslase (the world lop remain connected with basket­ Theodore A. Aceto, quarter­ Sunday after reportedly suf­ assistant basketball coach at STILL AVAILABLE homegrown food at the source, K u m M ! 98 ranketl player) in the ball in some way after retiring back of Villanova University’s fering a fall at his home. He WHOLE omem^pe and cut out excessive packaging the University of Richmond, as an active player. last two bowl teams, was retired as the Kentucky coach Tuesday was named to a I'reneh ({uarlerfinals /and container use.” “I wouldn’t mind having a named the school’s athletic in 1972 after winning more earlier this year.” Some of its other findings: similar post at Penn State. capacity such as Jack Graf director Tuesday. games than any other coach. * PORK 2^BAFFmifKS l b 3 5 Across the Counter • A person who drinks two lb. 3lb.PK6^0RMORE FRESH J W A # aluminum cans of beer per day Cut as deelred into Roaat and Center Chopa m u M O c m K Campy Russell Refuses The Best Deal" The "Best Deal TIRE BUY OF THE YEAR! 7 5 * Mailed Anywhere LOINS LOWEST PRICE IN WEEK8I In Town In Town" Dr. Rothfield To Sign Cavalier Pact FAMILY PACK GOODYEAR RAISED WHITE im U S Appointed to SWIFT'S POLYGLAS The Lowest PRices! POLY BELTED GLASS Just mail or bring this coupon to The Herald BROWN CLEVELAND (U P I)-C a m ­ Russell, 22, as a junior, was HAD WAU 22.95 I74-14...... 2 9 .9 S Federal Panel py Russell of Michigan, the No. the Big Ten's Most Valuable OUR VERY BEST BIAS PLY TIRES along with 754! per copy and we’ll do the rest. 5 SERVE F7614...... 3 3 .9 S 1 draft choice of the Cleveland Player last year. He helped the I7*.t4 27.95 FARMNGTON (UPI) - Dr. AtLowAi... i7».i4...... 15.95 C74-I4/1S...... 3 4 .9 1 SAUSAGE Cavaliers, has refused to sign Wolverines to a co-title and got I7AI4 29.95 Naomi Rothfield, a professor of Ib.^ ne-14...... 16.95 G44.I4/IS...... 3 6 .9 1 his NBA contract with General them into the NCAA playoffs CrAK/IS 31.95 medicine at the University of Quarter Loin 07H4/1S .... 17.95 lM-14/15...... 3 9 .9 1 Connecticut School of Medicine, Manager Coach Bill Fitch and averaging 23 points and 11 N7AM/1S 34.95 will now start negotiations with rebounds a game. H7i.l4/15 .... 19.95 has been named to a panel |“PROFILE 74” WHOLE the American Basketball Russell was drafted on the ...... 24.95 NO which helps set federal safety 16 ct. Association. hardship clause, which permits FREE 600-13,650-13 Manchester Evening Herald Circulation and effectiveness standards for BOX A7S-13 TRADE CHICKENS Fitch, who announced last NBA clubs to d raft non­ NOTRADEl Herald Square, PO Box 591 drugs. .lb. TETLEY Friday that Russell had agreed graduating athletes because of MOUNTING! NEEDED! Her appointment to one of 22 LEAIL TENDER PORK to terms, called a news con­ Manchester, Ct. 06040 panels which advise the U.S. financial hardship. 30,000 MILE TEA BAGS ference Tuesday to say that This was the first time that WRITTEN 40,000 MILE SUMMER SPECIAL Pharmacopeil Convention was SPARE RIRS _ ’ H w i t h m $7.30 Purcbaio DOUBU POLTGIASS From: lb. W ith ce«p»R. Lim it one ceu|'Wp«n. Russell and his attorney, Fitch had had any trouble announced Tuesday by Dr. TWIN STEEL BELTED REGULAR TREADS lE in o NAME FRESH LEAN ^ ^ ^ ^ Onnd thru AMf. 3.1974 Arthur Morse of Chicago, had signing his top draft pick in his Robert U. Massey, dean of the 2 9 . 0 0 A7a-13...... 1 5 .9 1 wanted “four or five additional four-plus years with the ■7B-13...... 1 0 .9 1 Sa d d r e s s ZIP medical school. 1 ___ 3 0 . 0 0 GROUND CHUCK » * demands” in the reported Cavaliers. C 7 6 U ...... 1 9 .9 1 ■TOWN STATE Dr. Rothfield is recognized 99 T. four-year contract for more F7I-14 3 3 . 0 0 1 76-14...... 2 0 .9 5 for her study and therapy work uissasa HO ^□0231^^^ ' 40 than $1 million. G tA U 1$ 3 S . 0 0 rr on systemic lupus HH 2 ) 425 7 7 e .1 4 ...... 2 1 .9 5 ■ r o ; U.S. No.1 Tolan Out ANT s i n - N O TRADE LAND 0’ LAKES OFF Fitch refused to grant Russell h; i . i4 ij 3 9 . 0 0 071.14/15...... 2 3 .9 5 erythematosus, a disease ROILED HAM IQ LB. BAG CHASE A SANBORN Sn a m e ' r e o . p r ic e and Morse their additional SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Out­ lUAis 4 3 . 0 0 FREE MOUNTING H7S-14/1S...... 2 6 .9 5 related to arthritis which most demands and held his own news fielder Bobby Tolan of the San 36171.15...... 2 9 .9 5 ■ADDRESS often attacks young women in B U TTER ^^C EASTERN HALF OAL. ZIP FOR THE FREEZER All Flavor* [OFFEE 7 A c conference with assistant coach Diego Padres will undergo sur­ I to w n STATE their child-bearing years. 1 LB. PRO. POTATOES' Jimmy Rogers. Neither was gery Wednesday to repair torn NATIONAL BRANDS DISCOUNT TIRE CENTER Whole Rounds of Beef Quarter* Hood’s Ice Cream 1 - l b . C A N very happy. cartilage in his right knee. BIKE FATALITIES W llH • $7.30 Purfhaae w ith coupon. Lim it one coupon. REO.A PREMIUM W ith coupon. Lim it ono coMpon. Avg. WL 80-100 Ibt. W ith fOMpen. lim it ana laupon. Good thru A vf. 3,1974 W ith coupon, lim it one coupon. When asked whether Russell Tolan, who injured the knee 229 HEBRON A V I. • GLASTONBURY : SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Oood thru Aufl. 3,1974 would ever wear a Cavaliers’ in a game here July 18, will be OP€N DAILY 11 -7 PM; SAT. 9-2 PM : Thirty six bicyclists were Indudet Top Round, Bottom Round, Oeoil ttirv Au|. 3,1974 O o e d t h r u AuR. 3 ,1 9 7 4 ______MASTFR CHARGE 4i BANKAMERICARD ACCEPTED Eye of Round, Sirlobi Tip. Cut a t dtsirad. I; uniform, Fitch replied: “At this hospitalized for three days. He killed in California during \TSp1M I \TSpHhkh} s V ^ 2 m « W point, the way things are. I'd is expected back in the lineup in the first four months of 1974, No extra charge for cutting, wrapphig ___SS have to say no." six weeks. OUNLOP QUALITY COSTS NO MORS according to the National Au­ and quick Iraaxing... tomobile Club. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. July 31, 1974- PAGE TWFMTv.TUDc-b' Finast Mecil People late guesswork out of Buying Beef NEW-NEW-NEW FINAST BREAKS TRADITIOI Finast* \ld \u e T im IN FOOD PRICING Cjuiter Cut Chuck First Cut Finast will no longer increase the prices of food Finast’s new method of trimming excess already on the shelves. Effective on Wednesday, July 24,1974 all Finast supermarkets began a new t>one waste and fat before weighing and or pncing policy on Grocery, Meat & Produce items pricing guarantees you the most meat for Here is how it works your money. Finast means Quality and When Finast is forced to make a price increase, Value — why settle for less. Roasts cans and packages already price-marked will be Steaks Chuck S te i sold at the old, lower price.

Excess Fat Is When these items are restocked on the shelves Trimmed to the new, higher priced items will be placed behind ' ? inch the lower priced items.

[i>>^ As regular prices go down, Finast will immediately Bone In reduce the price on shelf stock, and the lower Bone In Naturally price will always be honored at the register. When Tender Barbecue a can or package shows more than one price, the Flavorful Favorite for tenderness customer pays the lowest price for that item. Weekly specials or "sale" items will be priced at Barbecue the lower price, and if any remains after the sale Favorite event, it will be repriced upward. Baked goods, baby foods, fair trade and items controlled.by state laws are exempt from this new Excess policy. Bone Removed Boneless 57 Fresh Chicken Finast Finast supermarkets strongly believe that break­ . Steaks ^ London Broil Shoulder ing the old industry tradition of re-pricing will find Semi-Boneless Chuck , " or Chuck Fillet Steaks favorable reaction by the public. Chuck Roast Sliced With Back fi I It Pays to Shop the Finast Way Bacon Breast Quarters Mr Dell Specials 1 ib pkg Ground Chuck Shoulder Roast Freshly Ground Many Times Daily or Boneless Chuck Roasts With ^ Q i International Seafood ^1 lb Imported Flounder Boiled Ham 9 0 ^ Cube Steak Rib Steaks Legs...... 67* Tender, Boneless Chuck 5th thru 7th RIbs-Rib Cap Removed Drumsticks...... 77* Fillet Breasts "11)"...... ,b 87* Freshly Breasts Sklnle^ ...... » 1.47 Sliced to Boneless Pacific Order In store Bake Shop stew Beef Blade Steaks Imported lb Tender Chunks of Chuck Bone In - Tender Flavorful Ib American Cheese...... ib1.29 Fresh Bread Jumbo Smelts...... 59* Kahn’s Liverwurst a c...... ib 99* Rye or 0 Mr. Deli Bologna., ...... ml.29 Pumpernickle |tj Dressed Whiting...... ,b 49* loaf Beef Short Ribs Mr. Deli Hard Rolls...... doz79* Serve with your Favorite Barbecue Sauce . BonelessBlade Tender FlavorfulSteaks Lobster Tails Slipper...... lb 2.89 Available In Stores with Service Dell Available In Storea with Bake Shop Haddock ...... lb 1.19 Rnast Farm Fresh Dairy Values! First O’the Fresh More Grocery Values from Fussy Finast! More Grocery Values from Fussy Finast! Columbo MANCHESTER Produce from Finast All Flavors MANCHESTER •r The Only Finast Maxwell House 1 lb Whole Milk 8 oz Frozen Food Values! Grade A doz^ Coffee With Coupon can Yogurt cups Lettuce LargeEggs Hostess Whip Kraft Velveeta...... Jkg 79* SpareTime - Frozen^F 0 Nabisco Beef-Chicken-Turkey pkgs 14V2 oz pkg I Margarine Quarters • . • ...... ; ^ 6 * Topping Fresh Pot Pies ChipsA-hoy Swiss Cheese Top Value. . . . . pkg 69* Orange Juice S ...... gal 65* Save At California State Brand 1 lb Finast This Low Iceberg hds Solid pkg 146 oz More Grocery Values! Price 2 : » 8 9 Butter Fruit Drink All Flavors cans J IO O Z . square 13 ozQQc Vlasic Relish H^burg • f lars 1.00 Cakes All Flavors . ■ pkg 0 9 Van Camp 6V 4 o z Finast 28 oz 20 oz QQe Tomato Paste Finsst ■ • • ■ ^5 cans 1.00 Sweet Corn Meadowbrook . 2 pkgs 0 9 Grated can All Flavors btls Large Tuna Soda Tomato Sauce Finast • • ■ ■ 3 cans 1.00 Orange Juice Finast . • . 4 c V /s 8 4 * Cantaloupe 27 Size Sardines S ...... '1°^43* Finast Fruit & Honey 16 oz 16 oz Recipe DogFood With Cheese 3 pkgs 1 .00 Laroda Tomatoes Stewed cans Fruit Cocktail cans Glad Wrap 3;ri.oo For Your Health & Beauty! Plums Cherrystone Macaroni & Cheese Kratt4'^kg°si .00 Roberts 1 1b Fruit & Honey Finast Potato Chips___p°g 69* 16 oz Paper Plates whife®...... 79* Listerine Northwest Saltines Crisp pkgs Pears Bartlett Halves cans Bing Barbecue Sauce Kraft. . . . . ?a?39* Mouthwash Cherries Richmond Foam Cups...... "sM9* 1I 60Z Cold Cups F in a s t...... ?S§79* Kills Germs by 14 oz or Limes Whole Peeled cans Millions on Contact btl Tomatoes Libby Catchup 4vi Kosher Spears F in ast...... ja r^ 49* Lemons Mix or Match Finast Mustard la? 17* Macleans Toothpaste .. tu^69*

With This With This With This Coupon Coupon With This With This With This With This I Save 30' CouDon Maxwell House Save 10' Save 7 Save 10' Coupon Save 40' Coupon Save 10' Coupon Save 25' Coupon One 16 oz pkg One 64 oz ctn Coffee One 5 Ib bag One Ib ctn One 8 oz jar One pkg 8 One 9 oz can Pillsbury Keebler Town Blue Bonnet Sure Super Dry Coconut nuSoft With This 1 lb XXX*.;'' Sanka Decaf Glad Heavy Duty can House Crackers ||A' Fabric Softener Coupon Best Flour Margarine Inst. Coffee Trash Bags Deodorant and Purchaae of *5 or More IP 4150 S Umit one Coupon ■aMn H413 Valid thru Aug. 3.1974 H406 V^id thru Aug. 3,1974 V U iB * H411 Valid thru Aug. 3.1974 fiM ll ^ H459 Valid thru Aug., 3,1974 H412 Valid thru Aug. 3, 1974 H410 Valid thru Aug. 3.1974 H414 Valid thru Aug. 3, 1974 H478 Valid thru Aug. 3,1974 J We Reserve the Right To Limit Quantities Prices Effective thru Sat Aug 3 1974 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Starts Monday, Jnly 29-Satarday, Sigiist 3 Relaxation I The-Stam|i Collector | wiwr^QualityAbcttysExceeds ThePrif:el May Succeed The American Topical side, and a transparent window The best of Coffee Break of mica. Association had its innings in THRU OUR DOORS this column on the 17th and now Scott’s Specialized has a full By BERNARD CAUGHEY it is time to take a look at page of photos. They look like MEATOWN Get the good life PASS THE WORLD’S this week’s BOSTON (UPI) - Scrap that another even larger group, the something you’d find in an oid 1215VI SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD coffee break. Instead take a American Philatelic Society. tin box of buttons — so iook HAPPIEST “relaxation response” break — APS membership, throughout carefuily the next time you visit ;V ' ) SAM CRISPINO'S SHOPPERS specials! and maybe you'll live longer U.S. and 88 other countries, Aunt Hepzibah’s sewing room. M eat Economy Outlet \\ and happier. totals 31,000. Their interests are Even the most common ones, if general, covering the whole they are in fine shape with the UAIIDC> Tuee., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thure., Frl. 9 to 9 That's the advice of Dr. nvU lIw i Sal. 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) together SUPREME Herbert Benson, director of the field of philately, rather than window intact, are listed at 860. 1. hypertension section of Beth just thematic and topical areas. Coming back to the July Whole, STORE HOURS Israel Hospital, who has come They offer a sales division, “Philatelist” : They go on with FOODS Come get your a report of doings at the Second up with a simple technique you expertising service, stamp in­ M0N.-SAT. 8 AM - 9 PM can go through in your office or surance, and handbooks. 'Ilieir National Philatelic Symposium TENDERLOINS OF BEEF 48b H»RIF0li3 RD home to help prolong your life journal, the American at Chicago last May which con­ WITH *T0TAL SHOPPING VALUE hUNCH [SHR SUN.8AM-SPM and reduce the risks of high Philatelist, appears monthly. tains something to view with Our Manchester Society is a alarm. blood pressure, heart disease NEUFCHATEL Borden ^ ^ SAVE Snqi&Shopswoilli and stroke. chapter club of the APS and has It seems that the USPS is PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS Here's all you need; made substantial contributions losing money on first day cover CHEESE Eagle Brand 2 ^ 8 9 ^ S 0 9 7 • A quiet environment with to the building fund of their servicing and is considering “ Prove It To Yourself’ as few distractions as possible. Research Library. various forms of retaliation. “THE PLACE WITH GOOD OLD-FASHIONED PERSONAL SERVICE' m m They have problems like coins WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY 238 For example, an office desk in a The July number of the WITH THESE COUPONS We think our own Stop & Shop that arrive wrapped up in tape brands are equally as good as quiet room. “Philatelist” shows a cover pic $1 99 / ------thus getting too sticky to be 1-8 Lbs. I ^ the big national brands. So • A mental device such as a of Norway’s 2-stamp set com­ J ^ L l tha capon $61 FREE! single-syllable sound or word memorating the 700th anniver­ rolled — some real messes, MHC 27 we're offering you a "Prove It WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE will cut Into niet MIgnon, Roasts, or any way desirwi. GROCERY repeated in a low, gentle tone. sary of National Legislation. evidently. Fresh 3-lb. pkg. or more LEAN GRADE A BATH SIZE To Yourself" Coupon so you They are thinking of a 5 cent can try our brands. See if you He suggests the word “one.” Then there is an eight-page dis­ Johnaon A Johnson, Rag. $2.69 don't agree. We think you'll Plastic Wrap • A passive attitude to help sertation called “Multiples of per cover fee plus requiring the All Beet, Fresh Ground LUX SOAP STOP & SHOP —JDO-EOOT ROLL yop rest and relax. If distract­ th e U.S. Private Die use of a special request SMOKED find them every bit as good as Ltmil one roll per customer. Good Mon. July 29-Sat. August 3. BABY SHAMPOO GROUND INIUINl . 8 9 < the name brands. In fact, we ing thoughts enter your mind, Proprietary Stamps.” envelope costing a quarter. So guarantee it. Try it. simply disregard them. These stamps are usually you could end up paying 40 HAMBURGER Cadillac Beat or Chickon 4/89* • A comfortable position, referred to as “back-of-the- cents for a FDC. SHOULDERS 23 Another suggestion was to • l im it o n e c o u p o n p e r f a m il y probably a chair where you can book stuff,” since they are DOG FOOD Fresh Ground, 9-6 per lb. SHORT SHANK GOOD THRU SAT.. AUQ. 3 get in as restful a position as listed far far along in Scott’s process them all in one place REDEEM AT SUPREME Timely Summer buys, possible to reduce musclar ef­ Speciaiized Catalogue. Another like Washington and use the Clorox 0 9 Snow Crop fort. You can support your term for them is “Match and postmark of the real first-day | w - r -T our all week specials arms and head, remove your Medicine” issues. The category city. To objections concerning BLEA(W CHUCK PAHIES - fwith thsocx|nn$6 Orange Juice shoes and loosen all tight-fitting also includes a canned fruit this shenanigan, the answer MHC 25 on frozen foods. clothing. stamp, perfumery, and playing was that few covers are actual- Jesso Stoma A Plocos BATH SIZE Save on luscious Stop & Shop Ice Cream, Benson, in the current edition card stamps. The article would iy canceled on the first day Lean Cut from Chuck PHASE III on langy lemonade, on frozen entrees and of Harvard Business Review, do pretty well as a master’s anyhow. (Remember those lb. MUSHROOMS cans | S 9 other good foods designed to cut your lime says you should then follow this thesis, with ali the thorough Noah Webester “FDC’s” out of As Good As Most Chuck Ground In the kitchen on sizzling 100% FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE procedure. study supported by 16 West Hartford that kept Starkist, Solid In Wator summer days. We trickling into Manchester for CUBE STEAKS 3/79* Close your eyes. references. Such pieces make planned these values ‘‘Deeply relax all your the library, like ’s weeks and weeks?) WHITE TUHA .can 23 with you and your Lean, Tender • l im it o n e c o u p o n p e r f a m il y Birds Eye muscles, beginning at your feet party, “necessary.” Disiliusionment like this can I GOOD THRU SAT., AUQ. 3 ^ budget in mind. be fatal to a collector’s zeal. I SIpIty Doo-Da GRADE A REDEEM AT SUPREME '(S ' and progressing up to your face Something else in the public Ul’i.Grape, Straw, 20-OL $ ■ Lean, Meaty* Spinach — feet, calves, thighs, lower prints last week is even further don’t save Iceland any more. Orange BELTSVILLE ______A ___ Awhile back I was going for all LONDON BROILS . W Pkgi. I torso, chest, shoulders, neck, toward the back of the book awilh tNs coupon $5 pachase^, Stop & Shop 1/2 Gal. head. Allow them to remain than the Match and Medicines of them. That little island na­ (SHOULDERS) ,ow. deeply relaxed. — Herman Herst has a story in tion away up there...so . 8 9 < TURKEYS KRAFT 1 ■ ■ Hkgs. ■ Pina Sol BEEF SHORT RIBS glamorous...thinking of the Ice Cream ca^io^iQQC “Breathe through your nose. Coin World about Encased 5 - 9 L B S . Become aware of your woodsmen trudging out to cut MAYONNAISE Postage Stamps. He tells how DISINFECTAHT . 28-oz. bll. breathing. As you breathe out, the inventor, John Gault, came pulp, and the fine paper milis, QT. JAR say the word ‘one' silently to up with the idea during the Civil and the artists and engravers, Swoet U fa USDA Choice Cookin’ Bag / Birds Eye yourself. Thus: breathe in... War when small coins were and the beautifui color printing $ias | 3 9 breathe out, with ‘one.' In... scarce. productions. 89* Then I discovered that they VIHEGAR CIDER ...... gal. jug ^ out, with ‘one'... Scovill of Waterbury made Banquet Meats Tasti-Fries don’t have any trees to spare SHOULDER ROAST “Continue this practice for 20 the things, which were com­ and their stamps are manufac­ Veal Parmiglan, Cream minutes. You may open your posed of a metal case with WHITE..... gal. jug Chipped Beef, Sliced Tur- soz. eyes to check the time, but do advertising on it, a stamp in­ tured in Switzerland. * Forget it. key, Sliced Beef, Chicken '’kgs. not use an alarm. When you Dow Gem Polish, Cryovac pkg. awiir tnis coupon $5 putchaBe7 ala King or Meat Loaf J K finish, sit quietly for several USAVE 40C-50C per lb. 9 1 19. 9 9 4 GLAD MHC 20 minutes, at first with your eyes OVEH CLEAHER 16-oz. aero can closed and later with your eyes open.” Voryflne KIELBASA RINGS USDA CHOICE TRASH BAGS 21b. Freezer Stop & Shop Full Cut, Waybest * 1 3 MIL - 8 PACK An associate professor of BONELESS medicine at Harvard Medical APPLE JUICE .. 6-pk., 10-oz. btla. Queen Entrees Lemonade School, Bensonon said the Beet Patties with Mushrooms, a Gem Select Seml-Boneless, Cryovac ■ technique should be practiced CHICKEN WINGS LONDON 13 MEATOWN l im it o n e c o u p o n p e r f a m il y Beef Patties with Onions. twice daily, but not within two | s « ' ' Veal Parmiglan. Sliced M A ^ l H hours after a meal, since the UIIIRIIO ...... 6 pack, 10-oz. btla. » ^ GOOD THRU SAT., AUQ. 3 “Where Quality Alway$ Exceeds The Price!” i& s 7 9 ' REDEEM AT SUPREME Turkey or Salisbury Steak. ea. digestive process seems to in­ Orange, Grape or Apple-Cran Cocktail HAM SLICES BROIL terfere with the expected 1215V2 Silver Lane East Hartford Duncan Rinas, White, YelloiMj)evll SHOULDER changes. Oscar iviayer ^^!!^thisooLPon$5j He noted that heart attacks CAKE M IX...... ! 1 Z 9 9 ' A great buy^ tender and juicy U.S. Grade and strokes have been in­ 3 Ihs./ $1 f DOWNY creasingly affecting young peo­ ALL MEAT WEINERS or $ • U.S. GRADE “A” Mancinl | 0 9 B M 3 9 FABRIC SOFTENER ple and many cardiologists feel 7-oz.* |M ^ ^ 4 CAMPERS Excollont barbocuo Itoml H we are in the midst of an Roasted Peppers 2 jars m j T epidemic of these diseases. BEEF FRANKS After using the “relaxation response,” Benson said, “The great majority of people report OR VACATION FOR YOUR FREEZER' Jones Farm, Fancy Quality feelings of relaxation and [ master chargef w# prsUlct much hlghw p Hc m in nw luturs, ssl | i « freedom from anxiety...akin to I iMn»itMA««cAiio Jih, ll„ baekbons of Um calUs In-1 10 to 22 lbs.—a size y iwdustrv. art (aat amotylna — craaUno ahortarl r those often noted after physical FROZEN & DAIRY LEAN T A S TY auppllat and daflnitaly hlghar pricaa. I BACON b. pkg.* 1 for every family. exercise, but without the atten­ SMALL itis. ooLpon $5 .puntiasew dant physical fatigue.” SPECIALS HANGING WEIGHTS Plump and tender with more than enough CLEANSER mhcot juicy, flavorful white and dark meat to Though additional study is Whole required, he said preliminary Remember meat will be nuch more expenalvo Tyler Farms Conn Grade A satisfy your family. When the turkeys are wherever you are going so stock up on these Grade A Fresh Qtrs. w/Backs SPARE COMET this good and the mini-price* is this special, research shows regular use of STRICTLY FRESH 14 OZ. CAH you're getting your Stop & ShopsworthI the relaxation response may Items to save moneyll MBS OF BEEF lower blood pressure, may lead RIBS to use of fewer drugs or LARGE CHICKEN LEGS 4 9 * decreased dosages and could PACKAGE DEALSI ^^Quality-Protected^’ Beef Naturally Aged! decrease or eliminate heavy 5 9 « use of alcohol and cigarettes. NO HIDDEN GIMMICKSI , EGGS Benson warned no person Grade A Fresh Qtrs. w/WIngs should treat himself for high Pay By Cash or Master Charge lb ' tsoQLSxvi^ purchaa^ Fresh B eef blood pressure and if suffering Rirdseye 79 B from the disease should use the CMCKEN BREASTS . 5 3 * TENDER LEAF MHC 20 X technique only under doctor's BROCCOLI or lO-OL supervision. * . . !*«»• HOOD ALL FLAVI3RS TEA BAGS ! Benson called on the business V A A I I D T 4 8-oz. O C 48 CT. PK8. 28-32 Iba. Avaraga CAULIFLOWER cups sector to take the lead. * 1 0 . 9 5 109 SWISS STYLE EiFisket M L Will cut Into Stoaka, Short Riba, Roaata, Hamburg, or any "For example, programs way dasirod. RRADY-TO-SERVE_ could be established in which • lb. Package Franks • Chuck Steaks • Chicken Sweet Life Plan a meal around a delicious ham! time is made available for Legs & Breasts Combo • 2 lbs. All Beef Hamburg ORAHGE employes to practice the • 1 lb. of Bacon USDA C relaxation response.... A quiet COLD CUTS Approx. 13 lbs at 8 4 t per lb. Russer Fresh Sliced environment is desirable, but a JUICE person can elicit the response !^nf. C an n ed H am GDURMET Iw lh the coupon $5 p u r c h ^ ^ STOP & SHOP ^ at his or her desk or at any com­ HINDS OF BEEF Rhodes White fortable seat. HILLS BROS. MHC 36^ Before we put our name on S "A ‘relaxation response BREAD . V> lb. the outside, we make sure break' might be substituted for Bugnackl’s Nat'l Casing there's fine ham inside... CALIF. COFFEE I the coffee break. They may im­ DOUGH . . . 5 pack, 16-oz. loavaa 2 LB. CAN I iean from end to end, moist prove employes’ ability to deal * 1 6 . 4 9 SUGAR SWEET ALL MEAT and deiicious. Try one this 190 lbs. with stress and increase their • 3 Packages of Franks • 5 lbs. All Beef PaRles • Morton $ 2 *9 week. sense of well-being. and up PLUMS FRAHKFURTS lb. Pork Spare Ribs • Chuck Steaks • 1 lb. of Bacon. Bugnackl’s Special Polish "Not only may such an POT . ' l im it o n e c o u p o n p e r f a m il y ' J application prove beneficial to Approx. 19 lbs. at 854 per lb. a QOOD THRU SAT., AUQ. 3 ^ LARGE SIZE ifiB/ REDEEM AT SUPREME 'M|) First of the season from California! the individual — it may have Conalata of Top Round, Bottom Round, Eyo Round, Top KELBASA further, broader benefits and Sktoln, Sirloin, Portaibouao and T-Bona Staaka, Cuba PIES Chicken, Turkey, Beef CULTIVATED Staaka, Stawing Beef, ground Bait RIHGS ramifications for industry as a Mrs. Smith’s ^ ^ BLUEBERRIES fwdh tiB coupon $5 punliase; Bartlett Fears 8 79^ whole,” he said. . bakt. Bugnackl's Freshly Sliced Rushed to your Stop & Shop Garden of Eatin’ for sweet eating. W Whole USDA BOSTOH C Q 0 COOKED SJIl AMI or NESCAFE mho 44 ^ 2 3 . 3 9 NORTHWEST INSTANT INIFFEE Crisp & crunchyi Fresh Green Peppers 29.° CREAM PIES ..20-oz. pkg. 9 U eoz. JAR BARBS • 6-lb. Box Franks • 10-lb. Box Patties • Chicken BING CHERRIES .lb. GERMAN BOLOGNA . 'h lb. LEG OF BEEF Kraft Processed - Sliced By PHIL PASTORET Legs & Breasts Combo • Pork Spare Ribs • 2 lbs. Sweet Life 19 "Consumerisms" is mini in size, but it's packed.with ideas, The boss grumps that most Bacon FIRM RIPE SWISS information and vaiues. Features iike "Buy Lines", a column of us avoid the 5 o’clock rush Approx. 30 lbs. at 774 per lb. COFFEE 16-oz. |0 that tells you what to buy and why. Straightforward articles by leaving at 4:30. coni ic TOMATOES .4 pack on how a supermarket works—food, food prices, food CHEESE Vi lb. CREAMER Nepco Cooked, Fresh Sliced distribution, food availability—honest answers to your It's strange how poor 89-99 FRESH FROM questions. We have interesting recipes from the "Stop & cooking improves when NEARBY FARMS with this coupon $5 purchase Shop Cooking School". And the back page will have a fist full you're hungry enough. lbs. PepperldgePepperldge. FarmsF IC CORN iC of coupons for your next week's shopping. Pick up your free CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS PASCAL CELERY . bch . lb. I coDv of "Consumerisms" every week at anv Stop & Shop. * 3 7 . 9 5 Conalata of Top Round, Top Slriotai, Eyo Round, Bottom MUFFIflS Blueberry or Corn VROUNDS V* DECAFFINATED mhc38 Round, Cube Stoaka, Staw Baat, Bround Baat L- • 6 lb. Box of Franks • 10 lb. Box of Patties • COFFEE Ittm s oHered for u le not available in case lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers. Chicken Legs & Breasts Combo • Pork Spare Will Cut To Your SpecItIcatlonsI L8CAN . Ribs • Chuck Steaks • Va Cut Loin Pork Chops • 2 | i 43 S'!!* Stop & Shop Stores Open 8 A.M. Daily We had tossed salad at the lbs. of Bacon. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMP8I beanery. Question: who Approx. 43 lbs at 884 per lb. THURS., FRI., ami SAT. SPECIALS = COUPON PER FAMILY tossed the it at whom? DOUBLE S&H GREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY! “ I SAT., AUQ. 3 FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! r Suj>£EM E I.NKWSPAI’KH ENTERPRISE ASSN.I PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wed.. July 31, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Around World With Mouth Organ Republicans Seek Clarification

BIRMINGHAM, Mich. (UPI) ^It DonH Pay to Worry or Work on Sunday — Howard Rice is setting oil on Of Status of Their Key Men Club a lone sailing trip around the world, taking with him a har­ By DOLLIE L. SMITH can’t see and I quit. We don’t nylon, which is harder to break expensive this year. The Browns keep a goat, a money in a nearby bank, but at monica and a dream. YAUPON BEACH, N.C. could identify the money by its "I don’t have no problems. I bum lights at night.” and harder to fix. Brown said. “I’ve been selling shrimp for dog and a duck, and tend a one time he kept his money in “This is ju.st something I've HARTFORD (UPI) - The to-day operations of GOP state organizations to reregister with (UPI) — In this coastal resort rust marks. don’t worry about money. are restricted to party central Mending fishing nets and When shrimping season opens 50 cents a pound all these small vegetable garden behind tin cans buried around the always wanted to do," he said, state Election (^mmission is area lives a man who lends “But, you know, only one per­ "It don’t pay to worry or headquarters. committees and town com­ the secretary of the state’s of­ shrimping was once his sole in late June, Brown once again years,” he said. “But I just their house. Miss Emma house. "Something to make me a little awaiting a definition under the fice very election year, but it money to friends, doesn’t son ever paid me back,” Brown work on Sunday. 1 feel better The GOP headquarters mittees. A political committee business. But things have begun will head into the waters he has heard that they’re selling for $3 freezes or cans the garden Beach residents said he dilferent Irom everyone else." new election laws of a club of recently asked the commission allows them to collect funds worry, doesn’t get in a hurry said. and get along better. I never get Is a one-shot organization in­ to change. Fishing nets are no shrimped and fished all his life, a pound. I don’t believe I’ll products for the winter. alwdys had money to lend to his He docs not plan to set any influential Republicans who and doesn’t work on Sunday. “I get a whole lot out of life,” sick and I haven’i had a cold in for a ruling on the Republican volved in a campaign, and can­ and carry on other political ac­ longer made of cotton but of but his catch will be more selling any more for 50 cents.” Brown now deposits his friends. One grocer said he records even though the current contribute $250 each to the day- Key Men club, to avoid didate committees support tivities. He’s Buddy Brown, 66, and he said pausing from his work. God knows when,” fastest time for sailing along violating the new laws. specific candidates. He said although his office he’s satisfied with his life as a around the world in a small Harry Hammer, an assistant Hammer said the same had not determined the details part-time handyman and fisher­ craft is almost four years. to Secretary of the State Gloria problem arose in connection on the Key Men matter, it man. In.stead, Rice, 20, plans to Schaffer, said the question in­ with Young Republicans and appeared the case was similar Brown has not moved more take it easy. volved is that the new election Young Democrats clubs, which to the Young GOP and than a mile in more than 35 "I'll slop a lot along the Figueroa regulations allow for only three were ruled to be campaign Democrats. years. For a while he lived way," he said, citing plans to types of committees to be : -l/i committees because they nor­ Hammer said his office will beneath the bridge crossing the visit relatives in Virginia, to Given New registered for political ac­ mally took part in campaign ac­ file a recommendation with the intracoastal waterway, surf in Florida and to scout for tivity: continuing, politicai and tivities. Election Commission, which warmed at night by a pet billy real estate he might find attrac­ candidate committees. Hammer said the definition will then make a final deter­ goat and dog sleeping at his tive elsewhere along the way. State Job The continuing committees will force those two mination of the matter. sides. The voyage, he reckons, will Then he was “chief cook and last 30 months. HARTFORD (UPI) - bottle washer” on a fishing That comes to 1,000 miles Rebounding from his loss of the barge that traveled the every month that Rice plans to Republican congressional waterway from Carolina to maneuver his largely nonnination for the 1st District, Confusion, Outside Interference Florida. FOR A DISCOUNT WHERE IT COUNTS homemade craft, Karsey Girl, former Community Affairs Now Brown iives in the first SEMI BONELESS BEEF CHECK OUT THE "SHOP-RITE’S FRESH AMERICAN SPRING LAMB SALE" through the waters of the Atlan­ Commissioner Ruben Figueroa house on the right across the tic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. of Middletown is back in state Noted in Community College Report bridge with his wife, “Miss NEW U.S.D.A. FOOD The voyage starts Sept. 1 in government. Emma.” Marion, Mass. Figueroa was appointed Another problem, Odegard prove communication between He repairs iawnmowers, out­ STAMPS PROGRAM In a way, the voyage began in Tuesday to fill the vacancy HARTFORD (UPI) - The said, is the lack of specific themseives and line agencies board motors and bicycles, LEG OF LAMB Legislative Program Review CHUCK ROAST West Bridgewater, Mass., created by the sudden resigna­ objectives for the community such as the community college mends fishing nets and does a where Rice obtained the bare tion Monday of Thomas Wilson Committee said today a study college system. The result, he system, Groppo said. iittle shrimping. To get around, hull of his craft. as deputy consumer protection of the Connecticut community WHOLE, OVEN READY college system shows it has said, has been an overemphasis "We also found that the three he rides a bicycle or gets “rides $ 1 0 9 With a little help from his commissioner. missions of community college from friends.” friends and the spon.sor.ship of been subjected to confusion and on transfer and general educa­ Figueroa resigned from the — college transfer education, The last car he owned he 21 different firms, Rice outside interference. tion programs. Community Affairs Depart­ occupational training and com­ finally “parked it for two or 9 9 1 Sen. David 0. Odegard of m m lb. gradually built and outfitted the ment about three months ago to ■ I I munity service — are not clear­ three years and then sold the blue and white Karsey Girl. run for the congressional Manchester, cochairman of the Rep. John G. Groppo, R- ly defined,” Groppo said. "We motor.” BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE SHOULDER The sponsors range from food nomination. committee, said part of the Winsted, co-chairman of the found that this distortion in the “It was too much trouble to suppliers who gave him a problem Is created by statutory committee, said the operation He ran unopposed until less emphasis placed on the three mess with and I didn’t need no special diet of food to a com­ than a week before the mandates. In other cases, the of the system should be way the community colleges clarified by statute. separate missions is also par­ car,” he said. BONELESS $419 BLADE BONE OR pany manufacturing life rafts nominating 'convention, when LAMB spend money is being dictated by tially due to the current system Brown’s monthly bill for elec­ equipped with radar. federal defender F. Mac ROUND BONE The system would be helped of funding community colleges tricity runs between $6 and $7. 39 On board, in addition to the Buckley of Wethersfield an­ expenditure agencies. if the various control agencies which is based on enroliment,” “I hardly ever burn a light harmonica. Rice will carry only nounced that he would be a can­ There have been charges of poiitical interference in the would adopt standard Groppo said. over 30 minutes,” he said. “It CHUCK ROAST T CHOPS a receiver for weather didate. Buckley was nominated procedures and work to im­ keeps the bills small.” forecasts and a homing device operation of the community M g s on a second-ballot vote. His day begins as early as 3 —for use if he runs into trouble. college system. FOR BAR-B-Q BEEF FOR POTTING Figueroa will be paid $25,000 a.m. and ends before 8 p.m. FOR BAR-B-Q He bought the harmonica to Shoulder Roast BEEF OR BRAISING lb.< a year in his new job, about $4,- “Anyone come to See me Lamb Shank 69' keep himself coinpany. 000 less than he received in his after eight, there’s no one FOR POniNG The voyage is a first for Rice, SHOULDER prior post. Figueroa resigned Leonard Indicted on 24 Counts here,” he said, packing tobacco CHUCK Lamb Neck OR BRAISING lb. RIB LAMB who has never sailed long dis­ Short Ribs™o"«iF 59' soon after being warned that he in his pipe. “I just work ‘til I FOR STEW tances. "I'm definitely not an could be in violation of the WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) machine and stealing $100 in ciub were located over the New STEAK STUFFING OR Chicken LegSBA’»°i« „69^ STEAK Lamb Breast BAR-B-Q lb. 29' CHOPS old hand at this," he said. "But federal Hatch Act, which — A Westchester County grand cash and cigarettes. York State line. if all my backers think I can do U.S.DA CHOICE CUT FROM LOIN PORTION prohibits officials who handle jury has indicted Peter Leonard The flames spread to the pop­ Leonard agreed to waive 9-11 LOIN END 0 9 it. I’m sure I can." $169 federal funds from engaging in on 24 counts of murder — one ular night spot, located on the extradition last Thursday and Tay-Sachs Chicken Breasts >^> 89^ Pork Ch^oiS AND CENTER CHOPS'*>• i Rice, a former University of CUT SHORT I lb. political activity. count for each person who died New York-Connecticut border, was brought to the Westchester Detroit business student, plans BOGNER 0 0 c " I’m overjoyed the post will in the June 30 fire that swept where hundreds of young County jail after a fugitive Screenings to travel down the east coast of Chicken Wings%^ .49' Corned Beef be taken over by a person of his through a Port Chester, N.Y., patrons were dancing in the warrant was obtained charging the United States, throught the LOIN $ 1 7 9 background and experience,” discotheque. early hours of a Sunday morn­ him with the murder of one of Planned lb.' SMOKED Panama Canal, across the ^ I a CENTER CUT lb. Ready To Go said Consumer Protection Com­ Leonard, 22, of Greenwich, ing. the victims, Robin Seeley of Rib End Loin .9 9 ' -/ Pork Chops LAMB CHOPS I Equator to the Galapagos HARTFORD (UPI) - State missioner Barbara Dunn. Conn., was also charged with The unemployed Leonard was Port Chester. II Islands, then to Tahiti, the Fiji health officials are planning a Another state official who second degree arson, second originally held by Greenwich The grand jury action Islands, along the top of mass screening program to ~A Lot More Grocery Value. • •Frozen Food Savings!- Howard Rice, 20, a former college business student, will have no worries for money or resigned to follow political degree burglary and petty police on charges of arson and Tuesday superceded the earlier Australia, across the Indian ambition was former Motor detect a fatal genetic disease supplies when he leaves this summer on a solo 30-month sailing journey on three oceans. larceny in the 2^count indict­ burglary, but the case was charge. Leonard, who is that strikes chiefly at infants of Ocean along the bottom of Vehicles Commissioner Farm Fresh Produce! ment handed up Tuesday. turned over to Westchester represented by legal aid Jewish descent. Africa, across the Atlantic to Rice has 21 sponsors backing him. His craft, named the Karsey Girl, will be the laboratory Edward J. Kozlowski. SHOP-RITE JUICE Leonard allegedly set the fire County District Attorney Carl counsel, is to be arraigned later The screening program is the East Coast of South and he will be the subject for a series of “guinea pig” test of new products for the backers. Kozlowski was defeated in a bid in a bowling alley adjacent to Vergari after it was determined this week before County Court aimed at detecting what is America and north to Florida. (UPI photo) for the Republican nomination VINE RIPE. EiaRA LARGE PINK OR ^ Gulliver’s discotheque, after that the bowling alley and night Judge Herbert J. Bliss. known as Tay-Sachs disease, an to run for the U.S. Senate. REGULAR i.qt. breaking open a cigarette inherited gene disorder for GRAPEFRUIT 1 4 V ^ ^ which there is no known cure. CANTALOUPES The state Heaith Department cans says Tay-Sachs cause destruc­ ■ CELENTANO MPHNA Functions Without Director tion of the central nervous DIET OR k 12 6z. $099 12 oz. system with symptoms of Shasta REGULAR SODA ’ cans Crisco Oil bottle Cheese Ravioli Pl«- 79' 51 BISSELL physical and mental deteriora­ each j q c SOLE OR SHOP-RITE LO CAL 16 oz. 3 lb. SJ49 FLOUNDER 16 oz. tion beginning from six to eight CRISCO The Manchester Public replace Mrs. Jean Bates who the day-to-day functions of the of the staff, handle her own honel ST. (rsar) Soda ALL FLAVORS bottle Shortening can Fish Fillets SHOP-RITE pkg. 99' Health Nursing Association agency but is not involved with case load, and refer the work MANCHESTER months of age. Death occurs by REGULAR resigned from the post June 30 643- OR LEMON 48 oz. (MPHNA) is continuing to func­ because of conflict with the planning future programs of the which properly belongs in the the fifth year. 8424 MON., TUEt., WBIh In a report in the July issue of CALIFORNIA. SWEET Octagon DISH DETERGENT bottle Iced Tea Mix INSTAN^T of*'fb 99' Potatoes’- — ?:59' tion without a director, accor­ board, Mrs. Lois Stout, a staff agency, securing funds from hands of the director to Mrs. M d U T . 0:00 to 0:90 I ■ I X i*i CHICKEN OF THE SEA j , ding to a member of the agen­ the Connecticut Health CHOCK FULL 2-lb. 6 ear nurse, said. No acting director grants, and serving as a liaison Margaret Shalnin, chairman of SHOP-RITE pKg cy’s staff. has been named, Mrs. Stout person with community, state the board of directors. THURS. AFRI. Bulletin, doctors say that one RED PLUM S Coffee O’NUTS can Light Tuna Corn-Cob 69' '■0:00 out of 30 persons in the United VANKIA/CHOCOIATE/ASSORTED/CHOCOLATE CHEF BOY AR DEE BEEFARONI 2 1b. A . . . JOHNS No information has been added. and federal agencies, Mrs. "The board of directors has FUDGE/ ORANGE PINEAPPIE/OR 2 lb U O W I ^ I l MINI RAVIOLI/SPAGHEni A (l / U V 14 oz., MEAT MARKET States of eastern European LEMON SHOP-RITE SANDWICH p|^ received by the staff regarding Mrs. Dorothy Gowett, the Stout said. created this situation but is Cookies f ld V I U ll MEATBALLS can / ^ Cheese Pizza pk 69' the board of directors success agency supervisor, is handling Mrs. Stout also said these are expecting the staff to maintain We Accept Master Charge Cards, and Food Stamps... Jewish descent “is a carrier of in finding a new director to functions of a director, but are the agency until a replacement the Tay-Sachs gene.” .In Our Dairy Case!. .Delicatessen Dept.. Appetizer Dept. now the responsibility of the director is found. The board can Louis J. Michini, chief of the board of directors. The board is only trust that the staff is doing WHOLE chemistry and hematology divi­ not prepared to handle these its job properly and will con­ With Other Stores Still Getting High, High Prices, sion of the department and ORANGE JUICE CANNED HAM SPICED HAM PORK Margaretta Seashore, of the functions, she said, and has tinue to do so,” Mrs. Stout said. 3-'1 SHOP-RITE M A Consumer Agency sought consultation from the Mrs. Stout also said that Mrs. LOINS Yale Medical School depart­ PATRICK state Health Department to Bates has never been given an We Offer You At This LOW, LOW PRICE! ment of human genetics, said ‘/2gal. #1 ^ I V CUDAHY “ssaT R Q O suppliment its limited opportunity to respond to ac­ there is no cure for the disease Blueberries— .59' paper — Bill Tied Up knowledge. cusations regarding her, which and treatment of the patient carton ■ >/2 lb. % 0 “Such an arrangement should have been made by board requires round-the-clock be only short- term ,” she said. members. She has not been custodial care estimated at ^ , SHOP-RITE YELLOW/ ^ _ , KF/FAKIV With Filibuster Mrs. Stout said that because asked to reconsider her U.S.D.A. Choice $30,000 per year for each Oranges 10...99' of the lack of a director, Mrs. resignation nor has she been patient. Amer. Cheesesif 99' Gem Franks pkg. 59' Swiss Cheese 79' The doctors say the screening MRS. FILBERTS Mary Jaworski, the nurse who asked to remain as director un­ 1-lb. OSCAR MAYER lb. program is an accurate and Cucumbers Dsrv 2... 29' REG GOLDEN WASHINGTON (U P I)-S en. Ribicoff’s first attempt to do has been with the agency the til a qualified replacement QUARTERS pkgs. REGULAR/BEEF relatively inexpensive way to Margarine" 89' Bologna ?4'89' Genoa Salami “““ 59' Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., that fell short Tuesday by 10 longest, will be expected to could be found, Mrs. Stout said. ^ BREAKSTONE2 identify carriers and also of predicts the Senate will even­ votes, and he did not predict cover supervision while Mrs. She also said that the board of 49' Gowett takes her two-week directors is not willing to TOP WHOLE detecting the disease in the Tomatoes s,"p" a 39' Cream Cheese™'""WHIPPED pkg. “ Swift Franks w s89' Macaroni SaladT39' tually cut off debate and come how many tries it would take fetus. They say if the disease is to a vote on the Consumer before supporters can get the vacation. She also said that negotiate with the staff “sup­ ALL FLAVORS 7>/4oz.QQC ROUNO discovered in the fetus up to the CEl£Bmilt,V-59'pkg. STORE^^LICED Protection Agency bill rather measure voted on or have to Mrs. Jaworski would be posedly because the staff is in Shakes BORDEN'S Polish Ham Bologna .8 9 ' 18th week, “action can be taken 5 than let it be "strangled” by a give up trying. expected to coordinate the work the process of organizing.” Limes^Sf 6.. 29' 8 oz. STEAK to interrupt the pregnancy.” WHIPPED 15 oz.f SHOP- filibuster. "1 am disappointed that we TOPPING RITE pkg. The Tay-Sachs Disease Reddi-Whip cont. 99' Chicken Roll 69' Turkey Roll .59' didn’t go over the top on the Average Weight, 80 Lba. ROUHDS Association of Connecticut Inc., first vote of cloture. It’s the started local screenings last THE COMPLETE FAMILY THE COMPLETE FAMILY first vote we’ve lost since the College Graduates S i VALUABLE COUPON M Students Get spring and the state plans to consumer bill came to the floor, Leen SEWING BOOK RECIPE CARD MFG. 2AB5 , Tender support further screenings COLLECTION UConn Grants and I’m confident that we will Among the area students TOPROUND SIRLOIN TIP DIXIE SERIES across the state in cooperation GET CHAPTER | CHAPTER GET SERIES have enough support on a future receiving degrees from the South Windsor: Annette SWISS 8 & 9 a 7-o^ tube Three Manchester residents lb . CUBE with the associaation. 8 & 9 cloture vote to kill the University of Connecticut Begey, 53 Manor Lane, MA in ROAST CUPS 1 FREE! FOR ONLY 1 FREE! FOR ONLY I39! have been awarded a total of ROAST filibuster,” he said in an inter­ Graduate School are: education; Ronald Erbe, 175 STEAKS STEAKS The disease was first MACLEANS $1,000 in scholarships for study view. Syeven Beauchene, 28 Lake St., MSW; H. L. Welles observed in 1881 by Warren •Health & Iteaaty Aids • Fresh Raked Goods! General Merchandise this year at the University of Lakewood Circle, MS in animal Jr., 623 Avery St., Ph.D. in CORNED Tay, a British eye doctor who SHOP-RITE REGULAR AND AVAILABLE IN GOLD. BLUE A LIME FULL 2-LB. WEIGHT TOOTHPASTE “1 also believe that at least PRACTICAL SIZE FOR EITHER TWIN OR 3 9 MH ' Connecticut. found a cherry red spot in the two-thirds of the Senate want to industries; Gail Alexander, 18 pharmaceutical science. *1 .4 9 » WHY PAY MORE? 7 SANDWICH FULL SIZE BED In accepting the grants * n. *1 .4 9 II. *1 .6 9 » (NO WITH THIS : see the Consumer Protection Avon St., Patrice Burke, 46 Vernon-Rockviile: Jackiyn REEF 1 .6 9 eye of an infant suffering from Good at any Shop-Rite Market. recently, the board of trustees WHITE PRESERVATIVES BEACON 72” X 90” Coupon limit one per family. COUPON bill come to a vote, rather than Madison St., Muriel Dickinson, Bonneau, 158 Union St., Mary Whole Brisket marked weakness of the limbs. MACLEANS q $ i thanked the donors for their 20 oz. ■ Coupon expires Sat., Aug. 3, 1974. MFG. being strangled by filibuster. 21 Woodland St., Nesbie Dupuy, Cournoyer, RFD 1, Dennis Still Available Extra Lean Subsequently, Tay found the generosity and pointed out how loaves Certainly two thirds of the 124 Constance Dr., Sylvia Gessay, 58 Lawrence St., condition in two additional BREAD I BLANKETS important these scholarships ROSSER WHOLE TOOTHPASTE Hellstrom, Joan Hogan, 160 Arthur Lyon III, 43 Hale St., patients in the same family. BEACON - AVAILABLE IN SEVERAL nation's consumers want to see HOT DOG are to UConn students during a Parker St., Gerald Mistretta, In 1887, Bernard Sachs, an SURE ~ FASHION PRINTS FULL 2 LB. the bill reach a vote,” he added. Cecelia Nelson, 5 Adrian Ave., SIRLOIN TIPS GROUND (NO PRESERVATIVES WEIGHT 72" I go*' each period of sharply escalating American neurologist, reported SPRAY Blankets Ralph Nader’s forces and 112 School St., David Moyer, 98 Virginia Quattropani, 21 Middle LOAFS AND Anti-Perspirant 6 oz. can Rolls ADDED) SHOP-RITE pi. 29' I VALUABLE COUPON costs. similar clinical and PACIFIC JUVENILE # 4 C O others pushing for the bill had Princeton St., Jean Taylor, 11 Butcher Rd., C. A. Steinnagel, DISNEY OR RAGGEDY # | 3 9 • Dutch * Polish JOHNSON'S BRAND box SHOP-RITE ENGLISH C Q c MFG. Students receiving assistance lb . pathological findings in an in­ ANN PAHERN each X expected to lose Tuesday’s vote Bonner Rd., all MA degrees in 116 Grove St., all MA degrees in • Italian • French BO nO M ROUND Band-Aid SHEER STRIPS of 70 a Muffins pk|. ol 12 0 9 3 Pillow Case from the Cummings and education; Susan Hubbard, 17 education; Robert Fraleigh, 21 fant whose illness could not de PERSONNA 74 PACIFIC NO IRON JUVENILE. a 10-oz. jar of by almost exactly as many Thin Cut lb. $1.29 SHEETS YOUR CHOICE: J" Lockwood Fund, Stamford are: ROUND diagnosed. Sachs later reported DOUBLE EDGE votes as they did. But they said Castle Rd., Joan Lingard, 28 Heidi Dr., MS in computer DISNEY MAGIC e a c h James D. Aldrich, 33 Butler MAXWELL enough senators have promised Woodbridge St., Barbara science; Ellen Lesure, 33 Hale With Eye findings in eight Jewish Razor Blades pkg. of 5 I Hoagie Rolls W ? 39' Flat Sheets KINGDOM OR Rd., $250; Jeffrey J. Bissell, 109 patients with a typical retinal SHOP-RITE RAGGEDY HOUSE to switch sides by the time a LuPacchino, 79 S. Adams St., St. Ext., MA in English." DELI SPECIAL ANN PAHERN ' Carmen Rd., $500; and, John M. WITH C 100 1 third debate-limiting vote rolls all MSW degrees; John Tolland: Jennifer Jensk, change and he described the tablets Glazed Donuts“ '49' Fitted Sheets twin INSTANT COFFEE Bowen, 570 Woodbridge St., syndrome. By 1962, over 500 B Complex VITAMINS PACIFIC NO IRON around, probably next week, to Phillips, 18 Lenox St., Ph.D. in Tolland St., MA in education; n . A PUMPERNICKEL CUTS i6 oz. O r t c JUVENILE SLIGHTLY $250. PASTRAMI HAIR Good at any Shop-Rite Market. WITH THIS perhaps tip the balance. applied mechanics; Arthur Grant Meitzier, Mountain lb . cases had been reported. 13 02.i K V 6 (NO PRESERVATIVES ADDED) pkg. IRREGULAR DISNEY SPRAY Bedspread Coupon limit one per family. COUPON Saverick, 30 Hazel St.,.MA in Spring Rd., Ph.D. in civil Aqua Net can SHOP-RITE c u o o n . T c n ^ MAGIC KINGDOM The House-passed measure, a Sliced DISPOSABLE I Coupon expires Sat., Aug. 3, 1974 Father Coughlin similar version of which died in physical education; William engineering. TONIC FOR OLD AGE? MACHINE WASHABLE AVAILABLE MFG. COGNAC, France (UPI) - Quilts IN ASSORTED JUVENILE *Doing Quite Well’ a Senate filibuster two years Shepherd, Ph D. in speech- Coventry: Patricia Bankel, Cricket Lighter PoundCake£SF49' AND ADULT PAHERNS SAVE 35' ...... ago, would establish a new pathology and audiology; Gary RFD 5, and Martha Upton, MA Also Available: HIHDQUARTERS, and SIDES OF BEEF; There are more centenarians DETROIT (UPI) - The Rev. agency to speak up for the con­ Smith, MS in civil engineering; degrees in education; Stefan living in the Cognac region Charles E. Coughlin, who rose sumer when other federal S.D. Smith III, 606 Spring St., Bankel, RFD 5, Ph.D. in educa­ CUT, WRAPPED, and FROZEH at NO EXTRA than any place else in Redeem Your Federal to national prominence in the agenicies or departments are and Edward Strimaitis, 97 tion; Joanne Croog, Edgewater France. 1930s with radio broadcasts in making decisions that affect Mountain Rd., MBA degrees; Dr., MA in psychology; Dexter More than 80 persons in the Food Stamps at Shop- which he advocated social CHARGE! 587 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. - MANCHESTER prices, health, safety and other Eileen Sullivan, 120 White St.i Wheelock, Babcock Rd., MBA. lb . 'egion have passed their Rite change, was removed from the vital consumer issues. MA in music; and Alan TupelJ Ellington: Mohammad lOOth birthday, the oldest Intensive care unit of a Detroit lb. 1/2 We Also Have Locker It would start with a budget 19 Concord Rd., MS iii Tufail, 12 Randy Rd., MS in being 102. Most of them take hospital and placed in a regular The Piece lb. $1.59 OPEN 8:30 A.M. ■ 10:30 P.M. of $15 million and a staff of statistics; and John O’Hara, 51 civil engineering; Francine a nip or two of their world patient room Tuesday. Elro St., MS in mathematics. Vecchiolia, Somers Rd., MSW. ___ Space Available,..______famous, home grown brandy PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., AUG. 3,1974. about 250. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NOT RESPO NSIBLE FOR TYPO G RAPH ICAL ERRORS. “on doctor’s orders.”

h PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 31. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., .luly 31, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE H«fp Wanted 13 Horns* For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea lor Sale 23 Homea for Sale 23 t e l l e r s - We will train for HAPPY ADS position in one of our 6 branches’ Glastonbury MANCHESTER - Immaculate COVENTRY - Location and in the Manchester-East Hart­ NEW Yet OLDE Cape, 4 rooms, 2 unfinished up­ ELEGANT LIVING land. Ranch home has six large ; President Surrenders stairs, fireplace, garage, nice rooms with attached four room We find the house ford area. Hours must be flexi­ New England charm SURROUNDED RY PRIVACY... ble. If interested, inquire at yard. Low 30’s. By owner, 643- unit good for rental or you make the home. Hartford National Bank, 320 throughout. Custom built in 7917. professional office. 27 acres In this excellent 8-room Custom Built Ranch on beautiful HIALTOK West Middle Tpke., 1971, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, offers private house setting, danlel f. reals First Batch of Tapes fireplaced family room. All on Lookout Mountain (Flr*t time on market) with three MIS Manchester. An equal oppor­ REDUCED - Cozy, economical, cleared land, pond, brook and tunity employer. 6 private acres. Priced in low two-bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, bedroom*, large walk-ln cloasts, two full bathe, plaster wall*. wooded land. Call for details. $90’s. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- garage, nice neighbornood. Unique, convenient kitchen with bullt-ln appliance*. Living The Weeks Agency, Inc, Storrs, $ 3 7 ,0 0 0 This older 6-room Colonial Is loaded with charm. The ShcRcraUi Situation Wanted 3233 or Maryajm Cullina, 633- Many assets at bargain price, room ha* beamed cathedral celling with paneled Areplac* 429-9369 or Tolland 875-6774. : WASHINGTON (UPI) - Supreme Court, Nixon Tuesday 15 An index and analysis — 1526. $34,500 firm. Owner, M3-5M1, wall and eliding glass doors to balcony. Two-car garaga. very quiet street Is an added extra. A large fireplaced ^President Nixon, true to his had 20 of the M tapes Special 528-7311. living room, formal dining room, large eat-ln kitchen, which may contain fresh claims CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING t im e s t u d y e n g in e e r - Stone walls and split rail fences surround the professionally ;word, has begun giving up the Prosecutor Leon Jaworski sub­ J. WATSON BEACH Co. three good size bedrooms and a full bath. Although this some of the taped conver­ stopwatch studies, methods, REALTORS MLS landscaped and heavily treed lot. You woni believe the price TWatergate tapes he fought to poenaed last April for use at the sations should be kept secret on home has no garage. It does have something special. production controls, plant Manchester OHIce 847-9139 Manchester — way below replacement costi Built by Ansaldi. ;keep out of the hands of cover-up trial this fall delivered grounds of national security or layouts, incentives, etc. Flexi­ Avante Realty An ATTIC. A fun place for the kids on a rainy day. •Watergate prosecutors. to U.S. District Judge John J. executive privilege — was ... SofflMnt ble. 344-3658. MUtTM SCHOOL AREA 646-5481 That battle lost in the Sirica. promised for today. Three bedroom Colonial, 2% may havt lant yov ASHFORD - Country Cape with CHARLES LESPERANCE Mid 40’a — This 5-room ranch la so new, the builder is still Presidential defense lawyer baths, 2 fireplaces, family working on it. Two baths, aluminum aldihg, carpeting, and o happy a d l U lovely acres. Spacious 7- ______649-7820______Manchester James D. St. Clair, who toted PHONE 643-2711 □ REAL ESTATE room home, 2-car garage, bam, room, 2-car garage. Ansaldi extras we still don’t know about. Built. Large landscaped lot. the 20 tapes to court in a shiny, shed, swimming pool and gar­ GOOD INCOME $45,500 — Good Income property. A four-family close to big, aluminum suitcase, 50s. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Homea For Sale 23 den. Plus house trailer income. SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- + everything. promised Sirica a “significant Louie Dimock Realty, 649-9823. Prober Gives Report F.LSPIECXLReaHor baths, 2-car garage, quiet bedroom Cape, 2 baths, GOOD LOCATION $53,900 — Just starting out? Why not let your tenants help | portion” of the remaining Help Wanted 13 Happiness Is... residential area, $37,900. ^ 0- fireplace, carpeting, finished INDEX MANCHESTER - Small two- 643-2121 store front, zoned for food or you with your monthly payments. This two-year old duplex Is recordings by Friday, along Attending family, ideal investment. Good family, over 300’ deep lot, basement, full shM dormer, NOTICES ADVERTISING ADVERTISING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR SIX ROOM CAPE - 3 bedrooms, aluminum siding, garage, grocery business + Large at­ close to school and shopping. With three bedrooms on On Leasing by State with documents pertaining to trainees - Communication TUMBLEWOOD location and condition. Low excellent income, $36,900. Two- 1 — Lo>l ind Found formal dining room, fireplace. family, residential zone C, ideal 75’xl50’ lot. Move-in condition. tached 7-6 two-family home either side, eat-ln kitchen with appliances Included. the conversations. 2 — Poriontli Cable, Inc. has openings for 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, SEVEN ROOM older house, Department of Public Works, DEADLINE GYMNASTICS Walking distance to grammar, rofessional location, $48,900. *36,900. Barry Realty, 646-0882, with 2-car garage. Priced at $56,500 - Woodbrldg* St. — A four-family with good In­ : HARTFORD (U P I)-A state Sirica ordered a 24-hour 3 — AnnouncomonU RATES equipment operator trainees. 643-4535, 646-1021. junior high and high schools. centrally located, 2-car garage which operates the leasing 12:00 noon the day before SCHOOL Rlartens Agency, Realtors .... 742-8815. an appealing $43,900. ^Investigator says one claim he guard placed on the ground < — E ntorlalnm enl 1 d a y ...... 9t word per day Company offers a high salary 872-3609. plus large storage area. Call come. One 6-room apartment, three 4-room apartments. 5 — Auctlont publication. at 646-2550. ^eeps encountering in his probe program, often fails to verify floor room of the Executive Of­ 3 days ...... St word par day plus an extensive benefit MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6,3- owner, 649-9565. Live rent free. Deadline for Saturday and the state leasing system is amounts of money that lessors fice Building, where the tapes FINANCIAL 6 days ...... 7t word per day program. You can choose I Buckley School car garage, excellent location, $ 3 1 ,0 0 0 Shown By Appointment $58,900 - Ellington. This 7-room Raised Ranch Is spanking 26 d a y s ...... 6t word per day Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. good income. Upper 30’s. MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6 Vi ^hat other methods of getting claim to have spent in are kept. 8 — Bonds-Slocks-Mortgagat between a standard 40 hours or July 29 - August 16 Circa 1850 Cape. Country new. Three bedrooms, 2'/i baths, family room and a 2-car 9 — Personal Loans 15 W ORD MINIMU(k1 LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 South Windsor •property for the state are too renovating properties. The judge now has the job of 10 — Insurance a 4nlay 10 hour per day shift. I For further Information kitchen, 2 fireplaces, five A \ 'A . \ T I 'f garage. This home offers a beautiful view. Shure said that the investiga­ H appy A ds ...... $1.75 Inch PLEASE READ Choice of two night shifts are 2440. TOLLAND baths, 3Vi bedrooms, garage, IMMACULATE jcumbersome. listening to all of the tapes and EMPLOYMENT I Call Manchester treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Realty, room expandable. $35,900 — Robin Hood would have loved this one. The large available as well as overtime, if Enjoy moving into this RKALTY ; H. William Shure, the at- tion has so far centered on In­ deciding which should be turned 13 — Help Wanted TOUR AD Recreation Dept. TIMROD RD. - New 7-room 1! STOP SEARCHING II Realtors, 643-6930. HUTCHINS AGENCY tree shaded lot Is just the beginning. This super clean 6- dividual lessors with multiple 14 — Business Opportunities desired. Please contact Mr. delightful 6 room spacious -torney gathering information over to Jaworski. Classified ads are taken over Raised Ranch, Two fireplaces, Be the proud owner of this Im­ 649-5324 646-5461 room Cape has mush to offer. Wall to wall carpeting, a 15 — Situation Wanted Carl Beyor, Communication ranch without fuss or muss. Tor a legislative subcommittee, contracts with the state. Shortly after the Supreme the phone as a convenience. Cable, Inc., 5 Glen Road, 2 1/2 tiled baths, appliances, maculate 7 room Ranch, with Manchester fireplace, bullt-lns, 1V4 baths and plenty of privacy. •called that an excuse that can Shure also said that in Court ruled unanimously last EDUCATION The Herald is responsible for Manchester, Conn. 643-4472 or city utilities, plastered walls, IW baths, garage, family Large rec room in lower level, general, political influence 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect insertion and i^NIne years later — patio. Two-car garage. Shade room and a brand new pool SMARTLY GRAaOUS 1V4 vanity baths, large lot, 2- TWO-FAMILY frame home Ibe used to justify improper ac­ Wednesday that Nixon must 19 — Schools-Classes then only to the size of the 647-1468. tions. seems to be less important in comply with Jaworski’s sub­ 20 — Instructions Wanted original insertion. Errors which Our life Is beautiful trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles and deck. You must see this A spacious 6-year old 8-room car garage. $40’s. Call with tenants and business te­ Lesperance, 649-7620. nant on the first floor. Located LIST YOUR HOUSE IN ... ■ He said the explanation for a getting a lease than in having poenas, the President an­ REAL ESTATE do not lessen the value of the OFFICE MANAGER Trainee - Our love Is beautiful home set on a pine treed lot. Contemporary home situated Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- personal influence with state 23 — Homes lor Sale advertlsament will not ba cor- Wanted for small sales office. high on a hill with a pan­ 3233 at 105 Main Street, corner of iquestionable lease, hurriedly nounced he would do so. Thank you Priced at $43,600. Call Tony COLUMBIA - 72 acres close to civil service employes. 24 — Lots-Land (or Sale rectad by an additional Insar- Must handle orders. Inventory, ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 Wasilefsky at 649-5306. oramic view of the Hartford J. WATSDN BEACH Co. Grove Street, Manchester. In ^arranged, is often that the The first delivery of tapes 25 — Investment Property tlon. l/2room (Colonial, 4 bedrooms, very good condition with large charming central area of town. REALE’S CORNER He also said that the agency 26 — Business Property some shipping, some customer skyline. A semi-covered REALTORS MLS -Public Works Department was made 15 minutes before 4 I I living room, family room, 2-car lot located in business zone. RA-2 zone. Retired, out-of-state 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 requesting a leased facility 27 — Resort Property contact, (iood opportunity for EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY sunken patio faces private Manchester Office 647-9139 !would take too long to acquire p.m. EDT deadline, after Nixon 28 — Real Estate Wanted right person to move into sales attached garage, large lot. Call P.M.H. Real Estate, 528- owner is anxious to sell. Call sometimes interferes with woods. All this, plus a fan­ Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 or facilities by other means. had spent hours reviewing them Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 Help Wanted 13 within one to two years. $135- Help Wanted 13 Char-Bon, 643-0683. BARROWS & WALLACE 9321 after 5 p.m. 568-5776. public works negotiations to get MISC. SERVICES tastic kitchen, 4 bedrooms, Marlene Trares, 644-9132. J. In his report to the subcom­ personally. 31 — Services Offered $145. Contact Mr. Bixler, 6 ^ MWlCnMVr MW HIVHI NMIIini 64S-S3N 397-1B18 278-1N2 THREE-BEDROOM Garrison Watson Beach Co., Manchester Services O lle re d 31 Painting-Papering 32 mittee Tuesday, Shure said that the best deal. Asked by the prosecutors if 32 — Painting-Papering MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd EXPERIENCED Service sta­ 0174. M-■-—-»«- 2Vi baths, heated basement, Colonial, fireplaced living 33 — Building-Contracting mortgages — interim financing Office, 647-9139. early findings indicate that the any segments were missing, St. tion attendant. Apply Maple Manchester large family room, etc., etc. room, formal dining room, fully ‘Hunting’ For Result*? INSIDE - Outside painting. 34 — Roofing-Siding — expeditious and confidential EXPERIENCED TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Clair replied; “Not to my I 35 — Heating-Plumbing Service Station, 220 Spruce NURSES AIDES - Part-time, Asking $66,900. equipped kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, You’ll Get Good 'Shots’ in service, J.D. Real Estaze HEBRON -104 acres near Lake large appliances, cleaning Special rates for people over 65. knowledge.... I’ve had no 36 — Flooring Street, 649-3487. weekends only. Excellent AUTO MECHANICS LARGE CAPE master bedroom will take king- Herald Want Ads cellars and attics, also some Fully insured. Estimates given. 37 — Moving-Trucklng-Storage Assoc. 646-1980. salary, good opportunity to earn HIDDEN BEHIND large WARREN L HOWLAND Amston. R-1 zone. Frontage on reports of any abnormalities.” 38 — Services Wanted Lovely treed lot. Living room, size furniture. All on a tree work done. 644-1775. Call 649-7863. some money on weekends. If General Motors experience Maples on one of Manchester’s two roads. Attractively priced Man Faces Charges WAITRESS - Part-time, days. eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, REALTORS manicured treed lot. Call B/W to sell. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- He did concede that one of MISC. FOR SALE desired, may schedule for an preferred. Four-day work loveliest streets. Three, possi­ Experienced preferred. Apply It^ baths, partial rec room, realty, 647-1419. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co, LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, PAINTING - Exterior and in­ them —of an April 14, 1973, 41 — A rticles tor Sale □ EMPLOYMENT in person. W. T. Grant Co., occasional aouble. East Hart­ week. Fringe benefits. Apply ble four, bedroom English 643-1108 42 — Building Supplies garage. ()wner very anxious. 7-ROOM CAPE Manchester Office, 647-9139. cellars and attics cleaned, terior. Reasonable rates. Call meeting Nixon had with H.R. Manchester Parkade. ford Convalescent Home, 745 in person to Mr. Bergeron, Colonial. First floor den and 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs Priced reduced to $36,000. MANCHESTER - Eight-room lawns mowed, small tree work. 644-8812. Of Murder, Arson Haldeman and John D. 44 — Livestock Help Wanted Main Street, East Hartford. Service Manager. laundry room, new kitchen and 13 ROCKVILLE AREA- seven Colonial, 125’x300’ wooded lot, 4 New family room, newly THREE-QUARTER Acre Free estimates. Phone 643-6(X)0. Ehrlichman —had broken while 45 — Boats & Accessories ACCOUNTANT - Part-time. In- Offers invited. IVz baths, fabulous covered I 46 — Sporting Goods room Cape. Living room, dining bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, first- remodeled kitchen, fireplaced wooded building lot. Lake CEILINGS, inside painting, dustrial experience. Hours CLERK-TYPIST - SmaU office, SASSUICK flagstone terrace, fenced yard, NEW YORK (UPI) - A therein.” The message was being copied. But he said none 47 — Garden Products PART-TIME work at home, on room, large country kitchen, floor family room. Immediate living room, 3 bedrooms, privileges. Jackston Agency, ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ papering, floor sanding- of the conversation was lost. 48 — Antiques the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. flexible. Own transportation. diversified work, aptitude for 81 ADAMS STREET FRECHETTE & MARTIN gas grill, aluminum siding, den and three bedrooms. Base­ occupancy. $64,900. Warren E. eling, rec rooms, offices, refinishing (specializing in recently released mental signed “R. God.” 49 — Wanted to Buy many other unique features in dining room plus 2 full baths. 646-1316. St. Clair also said he would Ideal for retired person. Phone figures, capable of working MANCHESTER ment garage, city water and Howland Realtors, 643-1108. household repairs. Phone 649- older floors). John Verfaille, patient was charged with Marais was arrested Tuesday REALTORS, INC. this quality built, lovingly Add to that a new roof, RENTALS ACT NOW - Join the oldest Toy 872-9176. alone. C!all 843-1177. sewers. Large 140x180 treed 4594. 646-5750, 872-2222. murder, arson and burglary morning while crouching by a “have to check” to find out why 646-4144 maintained home. Assumable gutters, shutters and CREATE one of the tape boxes showed 52 — Rooms (or Rent & Gift Party Plan in the coun­ well landscaped lot. Privacy, Tuesday in connection with fourth church minutes after the 53 — Apartments (or Rent try - our 27th year! Com­ EXHAUST SYSTEM Installer BECOME AN Artex instructor 6% mortgage.' Mid 40s. Prin­ excellent residential area. Call driveway. All for onlyT^900. AN ESTATE LAWNMOWERS repaired and WALLPAPER Hanging - No job the tape ran out 15 minutes 54 — Homes (or Rent three fires at churches in fire at the Roman Catholic missions up to 30%. Free sam­ needed - Work will include of decorator tube paints and X-RAY TECHNICIAN - After­ cipals only, 646-7245. McCusker Agency, 872-0535. 7 ROOM CAPE sharpened, pick-up and too small. Call 647-1295 or 646- before the end of another 55 — Business (or Rent on this 6 acre lot Manhattan. Church of St. Mary the Virgin 56 — Resort Property (or Rent ple kit. Call or write Santa’s welding and custom bending of earn money. No experience. noons and some mornings for MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, This home is In located on Hlllstown delivered, Call Sharpall now for 6784. Criminal Court Judge Bruce was discovered. The second fire Nixon-Haldeman-Ehrllchman 57 — Wanted to Rant Parties, Avon, Conn. 06001. Tel. mufflers and pipes. Call Joe Call 646-7769. doctor’s office in Rockville. two-family, 3 bedrooms, living COVENTRY - Twin Hills ZINSSER AGENCY your spring tuneup. 643-5305, 58 — MIsc. (or Rent excellent condition and Road with tall trees en- Wright ordered a special occurred at Episcopal CJiurch session on April 17 last year. 1/673-3455. Also booking par­ McCavanagh at Regal Muffler Phone 872-8321. room, kitchen, wall-to-wall MASSACHUSEHS Drive. Four-room Ranch on 646-1511 GRADUATE STUDENTS - COUNTER HELP - Several circllng a natural suicide watch for the suspect, of the Ascension. He said he didn’t think AUTOMOTIVE ties. Center, Division of Lynch carpeting, air-conditioned. 106x469 lot, beautifully is located on quiet CASH Registers and adding Painting, 5 years professional 61 — Autos (or Sale Motors, 345 Center Street, 646- openings, part-time, Friday, Immediate occupancy. The $40,000 - 22 Rooms, 3 floors. training. Low prices. Many Gordon Earl Marais, 56, after On July 17, Marais was “anything is missing.” PART-TIME stock work landscaped, 2 garages^ new shady Cambridge I pasture land. machines. - Sales, service, 62 — Trucks (or Sale MANCHESTER RESIDENTS - 4321. Saturday, 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. Some available. Big L Discount Store, price is only $47,900. Frechette Some furniture. Structurally driveway. Many extras. supplies. 15 years experience, references in local area. Free learning he had been released picked up by Secret Service 63 — Heavy Equipment (or Sale Street within walking I MANCHESTER - Redwood 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles manual dexterity requir^ for mornings and evenings. Apply 913 Main Street. Apply in per­ & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- sound. Nestled in a valley Private. Immediate occupancy. formerly with NCR. Free estimates. 643-8634. from a federal mental hospital Farms. If you want a 6-room agents at a White House securi­ 65 — Campers-Trallers-Mobile temporary long term assembly APPLY NOW for late summer Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 Center son. 4144. near many ski areas. Han­ 859-1301. distance of stores and ■ GORMAN Estimates. C.R.S. Company, in Washington by court order ty post for a routine check. Hom es St, Manchester. Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 line assignment, 5 day work and winter counter help to cock, Mass. bus lines. ■ baths, formal dining room, eat- Edmund Gorman Coventry, 742-6381. PAUL S PAINTING- interior, last Friday. Maris, gaunt and In-State 66 — Automotive Service replace college returnees. Help He was turned over to local L 67 — Autos (or Rent-Lease week, piece work bonus incen­ COOK - Person has to have MANCHESTER - Bowers in kitchen and fireplace, you’ll Agency exterior, free estimates. Call gray-haired, was without bail. Washington police after it was tive, vacation benefits, hospital needed for noon rush early and NEEDED - Babysitter in some experience - will train our School, 4-bedroom Ranch, CUSTOM MADE draperies and 647-1272. $7,500 - 4-room cottage shell, MANCHESTER really like this neat, attractive Manchesterably fail in Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 demonstrators needed by the D^^laycraft, Manchester 643- Apply PAINTER - Experience in new The 3 Bedroom Townhouse, Farms. Fireplaced family room, double garage, SELLING your house? Call us and other types of small trees. Criminal Administration work necessary. Call after 6 dable attic. Needs your per­ 5Vz room Ranch, fireplace, ■ remodeling, additions, roofing. fastest growing home party .s.$32,990 first and we’ll make you a cash Free estimates. Sharon Storrs whom was a former Hartford their efforts to serve as priests. Store Manager sonal touch to make it a carpeting, double garage, pick carpeting, 2'A baths, aluminum siding and treed lot. showed the crime squads are plan organization. Call 872-8663, P.M. 649-7770. . . . Includes air condition­ I offer. One day service. T. J. Nursery, 643-9687 after 5 p.m. Call Davia Patria, South Wind­ school teacher, opposed an “I don’t think it’s worth it. They MORTGAGES, loans first se­ FIRST NATIONAL charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston your colors. $32,500. Hayes Cor­ Hurry, this won’t laatl losing local support and may cond, third. All kinds. Realty 872-2780, or 633-9023. REAL ESTATE - Need for one ing, carports, lull baisement, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. sor, 644-1796. order by church leaders that probably aren’t going to get BOOK BINDERY has opening Agency, 646-1316. poration, 646-0131. soon have to be replaced with statewide, credit rating un­ eager salesperson for active STORESJNC. swimming pool, tennis $50,500'— Real big 5-5, 2-famlly. Built In 1967. Three SUNSHINE Painters and said the ordination would be a other jobs,” she said. for all around bindery help, courts, grounds and exterior WES ROBBINS carprpen^r^ state policemen. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ LPN Certification required. local real .estate office. K-Mart Shopping Center bedrooms, large living room and kitchen, gas heat, Paperers, F'loor Cleaning and violation of canonical law, the experience preferred. Good maintenance. ■ I remodeling specialist, • The report said the squads fidential, quick arrangements. Ages 17-35. Good salary, plus Experience not necessary, will 205 Spencer St. aluminum and brick exterior. Window Cleaning. Free es­ many benefits. Now inter­ benefits. Must be reliable. App­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, have had little effect on large Alvin Lundy Agencv. 527-7971. tram. For confidential appoint- Manchester MORTGAGE MONEY I timates, satisfaction ly Hartford Bindery, 28^ Mqm built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, viewing. Call U. S. Army, 643- ment call Rick Merritt, 646- An nqual opportunity omphyor M/F □ MISC. SERVICES guaranteed. Call 649-1590. scale drug dealers in the time 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Street. Hartford, 8-4:30. $54,900 — Brand now 5-5, duplex, VA baths, 3 649-3446. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 9462. 1180. Available 3Veft% ielcl I Alleged False Report they have been operating. bedrooms, huge kitchen and living room, separate heabng systems, aluminum siding, large treed lot. LIGHT TRUCKING- Attics and LEON Cieszynski builder - new Fuessenich said Tupsday the CONSTRUCTION - No DENTAL Assistant, full time, < g f e e a Services Oflered 31 cellars cleaned. For free es­ State Police Department is not experience required. Good experience p referr^ but will 7V2% CHFAp VA o r FHA Programs $65,900 — Investment package. Throe separate single homes custom built, Basis of Law Suit I tim ates phone 647-9610, remodeled, additions, rec in a position to assume the salary, paid training, plus many train. Send resume to P.O. Box AHENTIONII Pleas* call for appointment to see If you give* you more family homea on Center St. Excellent condition. Many SHARPENING Service anytime. HARTFORD (UPI) - A given the standard pre­ benefits. Now interviewing. ■ Saws, knives, axes, shears...... rooms, arages,- kitchens added responsibility because of 1, Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. would qualify under these programs. poasibllitlea for the small Investor or businessman. INVITATION If you are an Intelligent mature person who Is a sell remodeled, batn tile, cement woman, maintaining her marriage blood test at the a tight budget, limited man­ Ages 17-35. Call U. S. Army 643- I skates, rotary blades. Quick Painting-Papering 32 Lydall Street/Marichester fiancee cancelled their wedding 9462. MAINTENANCE Technician - starter that enjoys responsibility, takes initiative and I service. Capitol Equipment work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ hospital and the result was power and extensive com­ TO BID knows what has to be done and DOES IT. We have a FM 649-6259/646-6909- $69,900 — Largo, woll-maintalnod 5-unlt apartment tial or commercial. Call 649- because of a mistaken report returned to Murphy, who is mittments in other areas. Sealed bids will be received Individual experienced in all Condomlnlutn Living ici.Sn house. Recently painted 5-oar garage. Excellent Income. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. COLLEGE Graduate students phases of maintenance work is position for you. It Is a varied and Interesting job. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday 4291. that she had syphilis, has Simsbury’s director of health. He said that if in the future a in the Office of The Director of FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. Estate Setting a available for exterior and in­ needed for general $85,000 — A rare business opportunity. Qo-Qo Girl 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- brought a $500,000 lawsuit Murphy said he informed the decision is made to modify the General Services, 41 Center Director of You must be an excellent typist, and experienced on 646-4144 I terior painting. Six years CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ maintenance at Meadows Con­ 7958. against a doctor. Street, Manchester, Connec­ office machines. 263 Main Street, Mancheater lounge and restaurant, presently grossing $7-8,000 per experience. Fully insured. Free fiancee, Peter Caruso, of the regional crime squad concept to Nursing Services valescent Center, 333 Bldwell week. Business only. estimates. Call our com­ ages, additions, bathrooms, Patricia Jahn of Canton filed ticut, until August 21, 1974 at ■ kitchens, houses, repairs. Free result because he did not know include state police participa­ We have an opening coming Street, Manchester. Contact REWEAVING burns, holes. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. the suit Monday in Superior how to contact Miss Jahn. tion, he would recommend as a 11:00 a.m. for the following: Excellent starting salary depending upon I Zippers, umbrellas repaired. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen for a progressive RN. B.S., 1-3 Mr. Bannock, 647-9194 or drop $89,900 — 4 acres of land surround this large 8-room Martin, 646-7295. Court against Dr. Owen Murphy Murphy said he had thought model the recently im­ ENCLOSING BIGELOW years experience preferred as by 8-4. background. Complete program of liberal fringe ■split-entry home. 3 full baths, double garage. In-ground Window shades, Venetian WALLPAPERING - Neat and of Simsbury. then that the couple already had BROOK; MATERIALS FOR OFFERED BY ESTATE blinds. Keys. TV for rent. dependable service at plemented Statewide Organized Director of Nurses. This posi­ benefits. CLEAN, move-in condition. Six pool, stable and corral. Exceptional country club loca- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Murphy said the laboratory married. Crime Investigative Task ENCLOSING BIGELOW CAN YOU make $250 - $400 per room cape with bedroom space I Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. reasonable prices. Free es­ tion in a large, modern con­ I Carpentry and general contrac­ BROOK. week by supervising a door-to- timates. Call after 5 p.m., 649- report he got from Hartford The suit said that Murphy Force, SOCITF. valescent home will become galore, tireplaced living room, “ 1 ...... ting. Residential and commer­ door sales crew Instead of Call Personnel Dept, at 286-3301 for appointment. 7-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 5474. Hospital was smudged and told Caruso in a note that his Under that agreement, he Bid forms, plans and available in mid-September. good quality carpeting. Treed cial Whether it be a small selling yourself? Find out how lot in quiet friendly Our office la In constant need of new llatinga. It you're Removal, pruning, lot clearing, there was “an optical error on fiancee had syphilis. The suit said, state and local police specifications are available at Experience in geriatrics a 50 HOLL STREET I repair iob, a custom built home today. Call 872-8810. neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, 'thinking of selling, pleeae call lor confidential Inapecllon spray ing. Fully insured. PAINTIN(!i - Exterior house my part,” but he said the also said Murphy later told departments work together un­ the General Services Office, 41 musti^ Excellent benefit ■ or anything in between, call 646- Mons end evaluation. We welcome your bualneaal Licensed. Free estimates. painting professionally done romance would have ended Center Street, Manchester, V/i baths, 2-car garage, fireplaced living room, 643-9969, 646-8250. 1379. Caruso that Miss Jahn had had der strong supervision to attack program and competitive COOK’S ASSISTANT - Full­ I REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BEST.. Phone 633-5345. with guarantee. Free es­ without his mistake. the disease for five years. The criminality on a regional and Connecticut. salary. time, m ature person. Good SHOP-RITE formal dining room, large well landscaped lot. I I timates. Call after 5 p.m., 649- MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, ’’Evidently they were STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, suit also said Murphy filed state level. Town of Manchester, Please send resume of starting„ salary,— ^ry,______excellent fringe $41,500. two-car garage, separate fur­ TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 5474. ______fighting between themselves,” benefits. On tne bus line. ApplyJiy 'Trees cut, trimmed or topped, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, reports with various officials, Fuessenich said however he Connecticut qualifications to Box A, naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, Murphy said. Robert B. Weiss, in person. East Hartford Con­ SUPERMARKETS C all 6 4 3 -8 1 5 2 BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO stumps removed, fully insured. GEORGE N. Converse - Pain­ concrete repairs, inside and further damaging Miss Jahn’s does not foresee that happening Manchester Evening Herald. country kitchen, excellent con­ I I outside. Reasonably priced. Miss Jahn’s suit said she was valescent Home, 745 Main 59 Leggett St., East Hartford REALT0R8-ML8 646-2482, Got a tree problem? Well worth ting, interior and exterior. reputation. in the near future. General Manager dition. Owner transferred. Char 643-0851. Street, East Hartford. Bon Agency, 643-0683. 189 West Center Street a phone call. 742-8252. Paper hanging. Call 643-2804. pa c k t h ir t y — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974

BKIVJY BY JIM BERRY Apartment! For Rent 53 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. July 31. 1974 — PAGE THIRTY-ONL H om es for Rent 54 .../lAAKPe MANCHESTER- Five room UOOK AT THAT M O O h l, PIGt duplex, two bedrooms, near TOLLAND - Available BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE T H I N K O F A y iP U T H IN K / school, playground and tennis September 1st. Three-bedroofti Beat the 1975 Price Increase SIRE, 1 WOULD LIKE I AM WORKIN& V PO^O^J'T IT?.' PIZ^A courts. Includes dishwasher, Ranch, rec room, pool, stove NBeOTlATC A LCAN/ AN I STILL THINK ITfe A OREAT THATS YDUR aRANDfsATHER'S N, garbage disposal, self-cleaning and dishwasher, $325 monthly. ON AN INVENTION EX C LU SIV E ID E A / the m ajor warned me about you 6 UYS-~ — V V /T H T H ^ sni AWSWER TO THE LATEST HIKE IW HE TOLD /HE ABOUT BRINGIN’ YOU l«RE TO oven and refrigerator. Full Utilities extra. Security and W HAT AR E YA TW rwiLL REVO- PRCX£SS FOR W A TER R ATES.' ME TOOK A BATH, OONNA USE TH‘ LIJTONIZE THE RE-WEAVING THAT5 HIS SeOAJD TRiPOUTTO FOR THE BIKE /WkRATHON basement and attic. Washer lease. Purchase possible. Call --AND HOW yoUD TRY TO OUIT' and dryer hook-ups. Heated , after 5 p.m., 872-9682. m o n e y F FR A YED HiS VEGETABLE GARPEW AMD / SHOELACES.' LOAN CO. T E 'S S TILL HALF A TU B ’ /f1 $250. ^-4643. W HAT^ FUL To SO.'y— V— — I I AMSTON-LAKE - House, fur- IS IT? N0 V ^ MANCHESTER Parkade nished, fireplace, three YOU LL THANK /ME WHEN LflANM ITS OVER! THOSE 200 Garden Apartments, we have a bedrooms, appliances, yard, BUY NOW! ajuk limited number of spacious one (El-18). Rentex, $30. fee, 549- /MILES WILL LOOK LIKE NEW 1974 PINTO SEDAN ide// ONCE ABOUND THE PARK bedroom apartments available 6980. AFTER YOU . _ for July 15th and August 1st oc­ cupancy at $175 per month. MARLBOROUGH - House, four >_i Visit our office at 466 West Mid­ bedrooms, o.k. kids and pets, Building-Contracting 33 Article! tor Sale 41 Dog!-Blrd!-Pet! 43 Apartment! For Rent 53 dle Turnpike rear. 9-5, Monday - garage, carpeted, appliances, Friday, for more information. 1/2 acre. (71-90) Rentex, $30. 7-S» ANY TYPE Carpentry and NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 COLLIE - blue male, year old, I Or Call Mr. Hooper at 646-6555 Fee, 549-6980. APARTMENT •or an ap p o in tm e n t. We MICKEY FINN masonry work, auditions and cents each. Inquire side door. housebroken, all shots, BY HANK LEONARD remodeling. hYee estimates. A. Manchester Evening Herald. w orm ed, AKC reg istered , RENTAL OFFICE Drovide; hot water baseboard EAST HARTFORD - Five neat, hot and cold water, inside rooms, semi-furnished house, 1 ■Z-31 Squillacote, 649-0811. needs a family to love. We have a large variety of WE BUY and sell used fur­ Reasonable. 1-684-4666. maintenance, grounds carpeting, fireplace. With yard. DIRK IS SPENDING THE SO I HEAR. YOU WOULDN'T BELIEVE HOW 2-Door, all vinyl bucket seau, manual front / _____ . A TM glad you DIP, DAY WITH MISS ROYAL I GUESS BUILDING - Remodeling, niture. Cash on the line. One deluxe one and two-bedroom maintenance, ample parking, (31-87) Rentex, $30. Fee. 549- disc brakes, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speed ^ ’5 CHANGED— AND HE'S 6980. w , JE F F ! JUST ) SHERIFF/ IT'S AGAIN/ SHE'S BEEN / DIRK HAS roofing, concrete steps, piece or an entire housefull. apartments and townhouses stove and refrigerator, garbage transmission, white sidewall tires, AM radio, PRETTV LONELY GONE BANANAS OVER disposals, master TV antenna, TAKING HIM TO ART / ECOME HER MISS ROYAL/ fireplaces. For estimates call 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 Boate-Accenorlee 45 throughout Manchester. Ren­ undercoating. Stock No. 4483. <2700 DROP BY/ / V AROUND HERE/ MUSEUMS/ PROTEGE/ 649-1142. Main Street Rear, behind tal office open daily frorh 9-5, waste removal, playgrounds GLASTONBURY - House, two and picnic areas. We are 12 bedrooms, o.k. kids, garage, Douglas Motor Sales. 31 FOOT TROJAN cabin other times by apptintment. minutes from Constitution fireplace, appliances, carpeted, LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. cruiser, twin 195 gray engines, Plaza and one minute from over (71-68) Rentex, $30. fee, 549- NEW 1974 MAVERICK SEDAN We design and build: Barns, CLEAN USED refrigerators, sleeps 6, fully equipped, t W f M Ul Nl I* aRAMPAW (SHECK/MATE t Family rooms. Green houses, ranges, automatic washers, omoanvmts,m. 40 stores at the Manchester 6980. ggj 'C mitrw ine fu »« . 7-51 excellent condition, $8,5(K). Call 240-$ Ntw Stats Hi, Manchestar Parkade. No pets. Rec rooms. Pool and Patio with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 649-2971 after 5 p.m. for details. Cabanas, Kitchens. Working Appliances, 649 Main St, M3- 640-1021 MANCHESTER - Five room CAPTAIN EASY duplex, dishwasher, garage, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE with rough sawn boards and 2171 14’ FIBERGLASS Starcraft rt— ■■■ ■ ■ _ EAST Middle Tpke. - Two fami­ utilities included, yard, $215 per beams a specialty. Also roofing with 40 hp Evinrude and Cox ly, first-floor, stove, .IfA V l YITCERWINLY s o u n d e d COME ON, WE’LL CHECK IT OUT YOU CALLED OH,YES, MIES DEW­ and siding, using the finest SCREENED loam, gravel, MANCHESTER - New deluxe month. (33-39) Rentex, $30. me, WA& THAT \ LIKE 'YWISS DEVON WITH YOU. MA'AM 1 YOU W E R E F O R D EVO N trailer. Many other accessories refrigerator, air-conditioned, M V N A M E BE RR Y - THERE'S A materials. Barrett Home Im­ processed gravel, sand, stone, two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 549-6980. DEWBERKY"!__ / AGKEP TO COME TO THE DEWBERRY? ' TITAHSATLAMTIC PHONE included. Price; $633. Call 646- baths, includes heat, carpeted, garage, basement, m EY W ERE ANGLIA AIRWAVE COUNTER! provement Company, Roger and fill. George H. Griffing, 1039. washer-dryer hookup, parking. PArtiNA ? C&J- FOR YOU - r Barrett, 649-0822. Inc., 742-7886. appliances, carpeting, full MANCHESTER suburbs - Five- 250 cu. In. 6-cyllnder engine. Select Shift private basement. $275 per Immediate occupancy. 64^0^ Crulsomatic transmission, power steering, 16’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star room Cape, furnished, month. Paul W. Dougan, or 649-9644. fireplace, garage, private set­ AM radio, color keyed carpeting, vinyl seat TOP QUALITY work - Septic, LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Mustang - 65 hp Mercury plus trim, color keyed outside mirrors, white Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. ting. Two adults only. $250 sewer connections, bulldozing, yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. extras. Good condition. $950. MANCHESTER - Two bedroom sidewall tires, trim rings/hub caps, under- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER monthly. Hayes Corporation, coating. Stock No. 4455. excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. 646-7679. HOLLYHOCK, OD y o u FOUR-ROOM redecorated apartment, large living room 646-0131. <3350 ELSE WHY Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- RAILROAD TIES - excellent apartment. Appliances, heat, and kitchen, redecorated. S U P P O S E t h e r e 's WOULD THEY 5114. condition, free delivery of ten 1969 JOHNSON, 6 h.p. outboard Available immediately. Securi­ A LIBRARY IIM CALL IT hot water, central location. Business for Rent 55 Your Small Car HEAVE/sJ? or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- motor, used very little, ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- FORD MEAVe/sl"? rF' CARPENTRY - Additions, rec 7103. Contractors welcome. Parking. Security. $190 \ Headquarters excellent condition. Call 643- monthly. 649-3340. 8250. rooms, decks, and roofing. Free 7486. SMALL STORE or office for estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 KELVINATOR gas stove, 30", rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. THREE BEDROOM Apart­ QUIET, first-floor 3-room Reasonable. Contact owner, p.m. like new condition. Please call 1971 SUPER SNARK - 12’ apartment, near shopping. No 646-4822. ment - Extremely pleasant, 643-6273. sailboat, polyurethene hull, all very central. Adult family unit pets. $120 monthly. Security MASON CONTRACTOR - new rigging. $150 finn. 646-1363 only. No pets.. Stove, deposit. Call after 6:30, 649- OFFICES FOR RENT- Plastering, custom built stone NEVER USED- Heavy pine after 6 P.M. 2946. DILLON FORD STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF or brick fireplaces, chimney Colonial bedroom set, triple refrigerator, garage, carpeting. Excellent location in 319 Main St.. Manchester 643-2145 $225 plus security. 643-6733, 649- Manchester. Parking, heat, repair, block and cement work. dresser with shelf-mirror top, 17’ SEARAY, 10, boat and FOUR room duplex, $125 O New and repairs. E. Richard­ 5051. janitor. $100 monthly with or BOATMAN, FDR A MOMENT THE SHE MUST VENT HER RCYAL queen size cannonball bed, trailer, $2,500, many extras. monthly. Call 646-3279. REVERSE son, 643-0889, 649-0608. chest on chest dresser. Original without lease. (Jail 649- HUMILIATED (JUEEN SITS SPLEEN IN s e m FASHION,SO- Call between 5-7 p.m., 643-9491. O ‘ ‘-C O o ENGINE.' BREATHING FIRE... price $1,200,. Call Rick, 646- ROCIKVILLE - Rockland 5334„643-1393. f. Terrace Apartments. Large THREE-ROOM apartment - it FREE DEMONSTRATION ★ 7-^1 3414. Heated. 456 Main Street, first (0 1974 by KA. Inc, T M. (too U 5 OW. Garden Product! 47 and beautiful three room, one VERNON - Route 83, office THE BORN LOSER bedroom apartment. Includes floor. $150. Security. Call 646- space available. 250 square RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 KELVINATOR refrigerator, 2426. BY ART SAMSON GE electric stove, reasonable. BUCKLAND FARMS- heat, hot water, all appliances, feet, 350 square feet, and 400 vegetables at their best. Sweet with dishwasher, disposal, square feet, with one, two and BIDWELL Home Improvement Must sell. Metal bed with wire OAKLAND STREET, Available HOW ABOUT spring. 643-2880 corn our speciality. Opposite carpeting, pool and your own three rooms. Nice building, Co. Expert installation of Caldors, Corner Tolland Tpke. private terrace in a country set­ September 1st, two bedroom excellent location. Very JWIS aluminum siding, gutters and and Adams Street. Open 9; 30-8,30 ting, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- aparment second floor, heat, reasonable. Telephone 644-2314. trims. Roofing installation and NEW home-made utility carpeting, appliances, parking, OLDS oJrmn-' daily. 6586. ★ COURTEOUS TREATMENTS repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. trailer. Also riding lawn $200. 649-4108. mower. Call 643-4569. Resort Property MANCHESTER - New 3- For Rent 56 HORACE Tetrault — Siding, bedroom apartment, air- roofing, storm windows, aw­ SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE STOP AT THE conditioned, kitchen GIANTS NECK Heights - Beach nings. Quality workmanship, above-ground pool distributor is Silver Lane At Hartford Rd., Manchester 643-1511 over stocked on 1974 pools. Will appliances, carpeted, private next to Rocky Neck. 4-room free estimates. Fully insured. entrance and basement, yard, 872-9187, 649-3417. sell and completely install a PRESIDENTIAL cottage, sleeps 7. August 24-31. huge 16’x31’ o.d. swim pool, parking, Elro Street. Available $130. 742-8142. CORN CRIB immediately. $265 per month. VILLAGE APTS. ROOFING - Specializing complete with fencing, sun Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 deck, filter and pump. Now only Telephone 649-9404 or 649-4844. MANCHESTER 1972 VEGA - AM/FM radio, 4 THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA repairing roofs, new roofs, speed transmission, 5,000 miles gutterutt( work, chimneys, cleaned $795; full price financing EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Buckland Rd., So. Windtor ROCKVILLE - 3V2 rooms, se­ on 4 new tires, $1,800. Call 649- and repaired, 10 y e a r s available. Call Tony collect; One and two bedrooms. makes, models and speeds. Oin« Fresh Picked Vegetables cond floor, clean, central, stove 0415 or 742-8829. iCkw#«i experience. Free estimates. (413) 732-3158. Near schools, churcher □ AUTOMOTIVE Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, IF y o u and refrigerator, heat, hot water. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- ALLEY OOP Howley, 643-5361. and shopping center, or BY V.T. HAMLIN REALLY LIVING ROOM Furniture Pick Your Own Vegetables Adults, no pets, security MUST SELL -1968 Chevy Nova, 2098. required. $150 per month. Call bus line. Call anytime. 6 cylinder, automatic, $600. Call WONMUG HAS A/GETUP NOW LISTEN LOVED AAE, ROSSI ROOFING, siding, made at our own factories, the Dally Autos For Sale 61 I'V E GOT TT, r DON'T MENTION ..AND t h a n k y o u 875-0590. 872-8737 after 5t p.m THATLL ENABLE NOU TO vCAREniLLV b a r n a b v .' r FT.ORVIU-E.'s O . Y O U , chimneys, gutters, free es­ way you want it at a price you 1973 SUZUKI 125 - Very low ■ m il l io n .' 646-2623 NEED CAR? Credit bad? TEST YOUR in v e n t io n TO \ WHILE I THANKS A 1 LONG/ W O U L I ^ N 'T timates. Fully insured. Days, can afford. Wide selections of mileage. $500 or best offer. Call TOUR HEARTS CONTENT-. fTELL \DU MILLION/ ASK WHAT fabric. Call 633-1835 days, 649- WORKING COUPLE? - Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1967 DODGE VAN, good condi­ 643-2639. evenings, 529-8056. Paul Immediate occupancy. Apart­ tion. Best offer over $700. 95 HAPPEMED Cosgrove 643-5364. 7287, 745-7819, evenings. BLUEBERRIES to pick - 30 Honest Douglas accepts lowest cents a pint. Manning, 33 ment - quiet neighborhood. down, smallest payments. Prospect Street, Rockville LLOYD’S AUTO Parts has TO THE Utilities extra. No pets or after 7:30. c a r ROOFING - Installation and Watrous Road, Bolton, 649-4767. THREE ROOM apartment, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ TAG SALE - July 30 to August children. $155. 633-6026. proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 repairs, gutters, storm win­ 4. Antiques, antique frames, available September 1st, heat, 1967 GRAN PRIX, excellent dows, doors. Experienced Antique! 48 hot water, electric stove, JUNK CARS removed free. Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- Chinese paintings, tub and ROCKVILLE - Five room Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. running condition, automatic, 1558. quality workmanship. Fully in­ shower plumbing, mis­ refrigerator, garage, laundry all power. Call 649-3066. sured. Free estimates. WANTED Antique furniture, duplex, $185. 7 rooms, $175. 4 area, basement storage, first 528-1990. cellaneous items. 45 Fairfield glass, pewter, oil paintings, or rooms, $125. 4 rooms, acre lot, 1969 KAWASAKI, 500, Mach III, Reasonable prices. Rick Street. floor, lease, security deposit, no 1968 CO U PE de V ille - Burnett, 646-3005. other antique items. R. garden, $150. Appliances in­ pets, $180. 643-4884. TOYOTA - See us for reliable engine totally rebuilt, new Harrison, 643-8709. cluded, heat extra. 872-0359 8 used Toyotas with our 60-day Excellent condition, low paint, must sell. $675. firm. Call APARTMENT sized Sears P.M.-9 P.M. 1007o warranty. We also buy mileage, all accessories. $1500. after 5 p.m. 875-4478. GILLIS HOME Improvement - washer, heavy duty dryer. Must FOUR-ROOM apartment for 646-3131. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, bv NEA. Inc.. T.M. Hm. U.S. PH. OH. Specializing in roofing and sell. Call 646-0238. Wanted to Buy 49 rent - Second floor, $135 per gutters. Call 649-3269. THREE BEDROOM Duplex - month. 398 Hartford Road. Call 345 Center Street, Manchester, 1972 HARLEY DAVIDSON WIN AT BRIDGE 646-4321. 1970 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, S, XLH. Has been in accident but WANTED - Wicker furniture, some appliances, ample 649-1946. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY AIR-CONDITIONER, 28,000 storage. Available August 1. power steering, brakes, air- fixable. Good looking bike V<^CRRD(r«’/>^44 ROOFING and gutters in­ any kind. Call 872-0930. btu, 230 volt, model 66-90. $250. $225 monthly plus security. Call conditioning, vinyl roof, low stock. Make offer. Call M3-6756 stalled. Reasonable prices. Excellent condition. 649-3803 FOUR-ROOM apartment - East mileage, excellent condition, Eliminate middle man. 643- for appointment 643-6312. after 5. LOOKED MORE before 10 a.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hartford. Available August 289-4626. Don't let a dummy trap you The diamond play was The bidding has been: 31 9735, 7-9 a.m. and 5-9 p.m. first. Ed Yeomans, 742-8907. LIKE A BUZZARD 1971 CB350 HONDA - Excellent wrong from result, common West North East South AVAILABLE August 1 - Apart­ Clean, Lata Modal SPLASH,IP W FOR SALE - Apartment-size □ RENTALS MUST SELL - 1968 Mustang, condition. $600. Call 649-9139. sense and percentage, but 16 ment, 4 large rooms, full-size MANCHESTER - 6 room ASK ME/ “Didn’t you know that West Hoover washer. Like new. kitcheln, self-cleaning stove, 2- automatic, bucket seats, tape South should never have got­ Pass 36 Pass 4 N.T. Asking $100. Call 649-1716. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex, available immediately, I USED GARS I had opened a singieton?” door refrigerator, spacious deck, good condition, $300. Call ten into that position. Pass 56 Pass 5 N.T. Heating-Plumbing 35 Rooms lor Rent 52 $175. J. D. Real Estate, 646- 649-9951. FOR SALE" or trade - Honda, yelled North. 7 cabinets and closets. Heat and 1980. Top Pricaa Paid NORTH (D) 31 Pass 6T Pass CRIB, MATTRESS, bassinette, For All Makaa 1973 CL350. Immaculate. $8M A Q 65 When East showed out on LYNN’S PLUMBING - THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ hot water included. Fully tiled “No, I didn’t," screamed You, South, hold: stroller, car seat, bunting, snow 1970 MUSTANG - one owner, or best offer, or trade for car or Y a k the second trump lead. South Repairs, remodeling, new con­ bath, cross ventilation, base­ NEWER three bedroom ■k • Moai/.' South. “Why didn’t you bid six ♦ A Q 6 5 4 T A Q 6 5 4 VAK + Z suits, excellent condition, $100 nished rooms, centrally CARTER CHEVROLET § excellent condition, call 649- van. 644-1257. ♦ AK Q struction. Water pumps. ment storage, laundry Duplex, appliances, carpeting, ' f e . notrump?” should have cashed the aces What do you do now? (not sold separately). Layette located. Kitcen privileges. 3321 4 K Q J 8 4 French spoken also. 875-7263. facilities. Good location on bus 1 1/2 baths, no pets, security CO., INC. and kings of hearts and dia­ A—Bid six spades. If you want free. Two 3-drawer dressers, Parking. Reasonable rates. m FOR SALE - 1972 Triumph WEST EAST monds before leading a third Phone 649-2358. line. $210 including garage. required. $250 monthly. 643- 1229 Main SIraat :i# The argument may still be to gamble on seven you won’t be $45 (matches crib). 872-2206. 1967 COMET, 2-door hardtop, Motorcycle, Daytona 500. 6,000 Aa982 As trump. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Lease, security deposit. 643- 5700. going. Strangely enough, making a really bad overbid. 4884. 289 automatic, $125. Call after miles. Excellent condition. TJ9753 tl0862 neither one saw the right line cleaned with electric cutters, TAG SALE - August 3-4. All NEW FURNISHED room, near 3:30 p.m., 646-8318. Must be seen. 872-0479. West would be on lead and by professionals. McKinney ♦ 952 ♦ 107643 of play at six spades. TODAY’S QUESTION household furnishings must go; bus line, laundromat, have no way to throw South Instead of bidding three Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ restaurant, parking. Excellent SIX ROOM duplex - New ♦ 9 + 1 0 7 5 refrigerator, electric stove, COMPLETE junk cars 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super BOY’S 3-speed bike, practically BY DICK CAVALLI SOUTH South won the club lead in in dummy. West would try spades, your partner has jumped pany, 643-5308. value. 646-1960. remodeled kitchen and bath, with his third diamond, but it piano, tables, chairs, lamps, removed free in Manchester, Beetle - New brakes and new. Will take reasonable offer. ♦ K J1 0 7 4 dummy; led a trump to his to four spades. What do you do garage, close to high school, VILLAGER wouldn’t do him any good. Jishes, drapes, etc. 15 Hemlock small yard. $195 per month. South Windsor, Vernon and muffler. $1,275. ,1962 Chevrolet Call 649-4322. DiD'YtxJoer F=INE/ VOUteE INVITED TO WY f Q4 king; a second back to now? NO JOB too small, toilet^ street, Manchester. WANTED - Single woman to convertible, 6 cylinder, terrific repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Security. No pets. Call 649-2497. APARTMENTS Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, Y o a R BIRTHDAY BMRTY SATURDAY. ♦ J 8 North’s queen after Wesl INEWSPAPEK ENTEHPKISE ASSN.I help share expenses, own on gas, $150 or make offer. 742- 1966 SUZUKf 250, good condi­ ducked and a third trumpL Answer Tomorrow faucets replaced, repaired, rec bedroom, kitcen privileges, Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- a llo w a n ce k A 632 Two-Bedroom townhouses. 4578, 875-6231. 8161. tion, $250 or best offer. Phone which West won. rooms, bathroom remodeling, lOVING - Tag Sale, August 3, Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. FOUR-ROOM garden apart­ 649-0931. THIS WEEK? North-South vulnerable heat modernization, etc. Free 9-4. Excess kitchen and ment, centrally located, Fireplace. Wall-to-wall Answer to Previous Puzzle carpeting. Two air- 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, fine West led the nine of dia­ estimates gladly given. M & M household items; sports equip­ SX-ROOM rent available carpeting, appliances and heat 1%8 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, West North East South B e a u ty c s y DIE 1_ lull included, air-conditioning, conditioners, appliances, heat V-8, automatic, radio, posi- condition, 4-door, power brakes 1973 HONDA XL250, 1,800 2* Pass 26 monds and South was in dum­ Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. ment and games; Pony-siz^ August 1st. Ideal for 2 or 3 miles, $700. Phone 647-1633. f? T bob sled and racing sulky; etc. lease and security. $195. 649- and hot water. Tiled bath. No traction, good gas mileage. and steering. Ideal for student. Pass 2 N.T. Pass 3A my. How could he get back to E N t career girls or couple with T 3978, 646-4780. Original owner. 643-2880. 236-4487. Pass 36 Pass 46 his hand? He could ruff the E P f l TOWNE Plumbing Service, Bonny Brook Farm, Route 85, grown children. No pets. pets. p A R Hebron (one mile south of Pass 4 N.T. Pass 56 third round of diamonds, but ACROSS 2 Bathsheba’s s repairs, alterations, vanity Security. Appliances, rugs, gar­ 1 Woman of husband (Bib.; L $ T light). ANDOVER-Spacious four room 1971 SUBARU, Deluxe 4-door, 1967 DODGE - 4-door Coronet, Pass 66 Pass Pass West might overruff, or he A 1 cabinets a specialty. Call to age and all utilities furnished. Call 649-7620 great'beauty var.) R heated apartment, wall-to-wall 4-speed, front wheel drive, snow tires, radio, engine o.k. Campera-Trallen Pass could try a second club. p F 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- Must be seen. Call 649-1187. Needs transmission work, not S Handsome 3 Burmese wood £ s 4056. HAMMOND-Porta-b, dual carpeting, large closed in sun- excellent condition. 33 mpg. Mobile Homes 65 young man airite ' e c fi new transmission. Best offer. Opening lead-9A South cashed one high dia­ c 0 keyboard organ, Leslie 122 with IVs FURNISHED rooms, porch. (^11 742-7676. Call 646-3414. 11 wall painting 4(Jil(comb. k I Phone646-6500 8:30 A.M. to4:30 pipe mond and West dropped the 12 Limpetlike form) A L U MIN 1 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, reverb, one year old, $2,500.643- private bath, parking, con­ LARGE nicely furnished and )ny F L T EINIT P.M.. C mi »< MA. hc.TM. im. UAHtW. 7-3/ deuce. South thought a while molfusk 5 Fail to develop A IHiS repairs and remodeling, 0188 after 7. venient location, 649-5729. HEBRON-20 minutes to Hart­ decorated room for working AUTO INSURANCE - Compare station wagon, air-conditioned, R E t Ie I our low rates. Young drivers By Oswaldi& James Jacoby and tried the club. Down 13 Bring together 6 Water barrier specialize in hot water heaters. ford. Four rooms, 2 bedrooms, gentleman, private bath, en­ tape, excellent condition, 14 Ekiropean 7 Palm leaf 25 Natural welcome. For quotation call camper, sleeps 8, heat, ice box, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL went South! 41 Semiprecious Prc^rom^t service on emergency. TAG SALE - July 31 through WANTED - Female roommate applicances, wall-to-wall trance and parking. 649-9704 country (var.) elegance stone 643-702 August 4,10-5. Entire household carpeting, heat and hot water, Rod Dolin, 646-6050. hardtop, good condition. 646- 15 Music as 8 Not a single 27 Regular (ab.) to share 6-room house, mid 20s, after 5. Trucks tor Sale 62 I HEAR VOUVE b e e n ^REM D U 42 Austrian contents. 23 Laurel Street, cellar storage, parking, large 7761. written one 28 Guido’s note region mature, clean and neat. Call ATTENDING CHARM SCHOOL. LEARNING- 9 Initial (ab.) BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Manchester. 278-1212, Ext. 728, 8-3. yard, children accepted. $200 FIVE ROOMS - Newer two 1967 THUNDERBIRD - Full 16 Hebrew 29 Bad (comb, 43 Shade trees monthly. 649-2871. power, good condition. $750. 1965 DODGE stake body with ADULTS AND RETIRED - on anything? llTAR GAXEKJ*V measure 10 Bodies of water form) 44 Russian Prompt, courteous service. Call family, dead-end street, -By CLAY R. POLLAN- 18 Diminutive 11 Have to 30 Kindi\iiiu oiof leuucelettuce pol 646-7679. tail gate, 2-ton, $500. Phone 649- display now the all new "70-2- ARin LlIRA itentate 643-1496. TAG SALE - Moving. Small PLEASANT Furnished Room - appliances, rec room, heat, F4 Vour Daily Admly Cvidt JA suffixes 12 Betel palm 31 Jungle animal 45 ^ ig n 4563. 14’' mobile home. Completely MAR. 21 stove - $15, refrigerator - $25, for working gentleman. Call 5‘A ROOM apartment, centrally private yard and drive. Adults ’’ According to lh» Start, T/ 19 Soviet news 17 Mindanao 32 Italian title 46 Recedes dressers, nice twin beds, black 647-1193. located, no pets. Adequate preferred, 244-4993 days, 872- 1967 CORVAIR - Excellent run­ furnished including 2-door •AM. I* To developmessoge for Thursdoy, SM agency natives 33 Lax 48 Cicatrix 1971 SUPERVAN V-8, 3637-40 and white console TV - $35, parking, storage area. Call 4094 evenings. ning condition, 25 mpg plus. refrigerator, electric range, f76-: read words corresponding to numbers 49-51-5354/0 21 Group of eight 20 Petty ruler 37 Sorceress of 51 Pillar automatic, air-conditioning, '42-S831-88 171-72-73 vg: Rahal site 22 Small particles ColchisCold Flooring 36 draperies, toy chest, odds and after 7, 643-9037. $350 or trade for bike. (Jail 646- divan, occasional chair, end and of your Zodiac birth sign. 24 Taj Mahal s' 52 Frequent suffix GENTLEMEN ONLY - free $2200 or best offer. 1967 Dodge TAURUS 26 Exhausted 23 Dispoesess 39 Shy ends. Wednesday, Thursday, 0335 between 3 and 7:30, ask for coffee tables, lamp, dinette set, j / 61 Entertaining SCORPIO 54 Color parking, kitchen privileges, BEAUTIFUL six room rent, 1 Once 31A 30 Cuban VIP FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, Friday, 8 Church Street, 649- NEWLY DECORATED 3 large John. Van, 6 cylinder, standard, $M0 draperies, curtains and w-w w 2Plon 32 Dtcition 62 Stay OCT. 2)p private entrance, central loca­ first floor in a single look, 2- or best offer. 646-0198. 3 Avoid 33 Spending 63 Might 33 Nice to look at 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 e 9 10 • (specializing in older floors). 9951. rooms, utilities, stove, carpet in living room. An abun­ 7-31 I ir 'i MAT 20 NOP. 21 34 Musical tion, 643-2693 for appointment family house. Garage, rugs, 16-18-22-27 4 Let 34 Token 64 Be Ceilings and inside painting. refrigerator. $180 monthly. 1972 OPEL Rallye - New dance of cabinets and closets Q 5 Someone 35 Your 65H o« m 8- 9-13-15y?> dramas 11 12 only after 5 p.m. appliances, and all utiliities in­ g J P 24-57-60 John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- COUCH and Chair for sale - Security. Available August 1. cluded. Adults, references, and radials, buckets, 4-speed that are sure to please. Step- 6 Don't 36 Safety 66 More 35 Greek letters 2222. 647-1145. transmission, 30 mpg, im­ saver kitchen, large master GIMINI 7 Keep 3 7 Rules 67 Assure SAGITTARIUS 36 Pinnacle of ice 13 14 . Good condition. Best offer. Call Apartment! For Rent 53 security. Call 649-1187. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 8 Welch 38 Will 68 Surprised 623-0876. maculate condition. Best offer. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 bedroom, guest room, comfor­ may 21 NOP. 2 2 ^ 37 Bryophytic 9Y(Xjr 39 Involved 69 Avoid plant IS 16 17 18 Call 643-1912. table size living room and 20 10 You 40 Do 70Tolklng DK. 21 WE HAVE customers waiting y e l l i n g b u z i s in t h e IF ONLY 1 COULD •^9HEM BUZ/MISSES 38 Masculine 1 1■ J «C T M E NO'USE , ' LOW COST m otorcycle in­ dining a r ^ . Porch, awning, w 2-35-52-61 11 Interfere 41 Spree 71 Your 23-34-5667/ri i9 20 il a 23 for the rental of your apartment REACH THE WATER 42 Nothing 72 Reolm nickname (pi.) OUTA ft HOUSE AND CAN'T HEAR M E, IN THE M0RN1N(3, WILL ’62-65^6 12 Secrets 74-767932VSJ ■ __ 1. . „ Estate We Feature Quality 1969 VOLKSWAGEN surance, immediate binding. patio for 7our outdoor living. , 40 London gallery J MISC. FOR SALE Dogs-BIrda-PeU 43 or home, J.D b u c k e t ... HE THINK TO LOOKIN', c 13 Behovior 43 Lighten 73 Today 24 28 26 27 is 29 Squareback - Green with $14,500. (Jther models also HERE/ CANCIR 44 Ex'pbre 74 Future CAPRICORN Associates, Inc 646-1980. See us for your needs, Crockett THIS CISTERN? 14 To 44 Town (Cornish 1 Because 17 years of building and managing atyartments luggage rack, AM radio with Agency, 643-1577. available. Clubhouse, swim­ , m e 21 15 With 4 5 Unusuol 75 Inquisitive prefix) 30 31 si 33 SIAMESE KITTENS, four has us whac really nuurtrrs. AND ^ 16AAonv 46 Else 76 Security Articles for Sale 41 cassette tape deck. Less than ming pool, sauna bath. Live in a kJI/tV.22 JAN. If 47 Roman date 1 months old all shots, females LOOKING for anything in real Available immediately: one and tuv bedroom townhouses. ’C A N X ST /W 17 Temptotlon 47 Ploces 77 People 49 - Bias 34 38 24,000 miles. $950 firm. Call well planned and controlled 48Do 78 Stick 44-(5J7-59^ sealpoints,Upon long hair, $25. Call estate rental — apartments, Includes heat, air conditioner, dishwasher, wall to wall HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- 1-10-2T31 16 Hor>ds 50 Grand 1 AFLOAT 49 Good 79Appeor DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, carpet, individual basement, private patio. Models open Don Hooper, 646-6555 9-4, or 649- CTcles, parts and accessories. community with privacy and 1732-783439 190r 6334-^ 1 . 53 AUractiveness te 644-2222. homes, multiple dwellings, no . UNTIL ^ 20Gtt SO The 80 And daily from noon to 8:00 p.m. 8939 after 5. Expert service. Harley- . natural surroundings. You can AQUARIUS 55 Neighbor of ■ $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, fees. Gall J.D. Real Estate LIO 21 M okt 51 Newt 81 Haste 39 46 42 save money and live better. Let ;MORN\N(a? ^ 23 JAN. 20 stone, gravel, pool and patio OLD ENGLISH Sheep dog, Assbeiates, Inc. 646-1980. Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, JULY 22 And 52 Own 82 Sound Greece 1 FORD-Grand Torino Sport, Jensen’s give you a new key to 23 Moves 53 Reigns 83 Your 56 Cars 44 46 48 49 sand. 643-9504. AKC registered, eight month UOMESTEAB Hartford. 247-9774. AU0.22 ffl. II. 46 End of Congress St., oil W. Middle Tpke., iiving security and peace of 24 Highernips 54 In 84 To 4- 5-4648^ 57 Reposed 1973, 2-door sport roof, 351 4- 55 In 85 Other's 1■ ■ old female. Call 633-6407. TWO bedrooms in small brand A p A, R X Manchester. ______7-12-14-25 25 Yourself 50-7030-9 58 Stagger 80 SI 62 S3 54 ALUMINUM sheets used as new building. Perfect location. ^W ILLABE by R.F. Damato barrel, 4-speed, bucket seats, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - mind. Jensen's, Inc, Rolling 75-77 26 Obey 56 To 86 Problsms printing plates, .007 thick. power steering and power Lowest rates available. Hills, Route 44A, MansfieliL m 27Htodt 57Who're 87 Toski PISCIS 66 86 F'REE - To good home, two- Silver Lane, East Hartford. VIRGO 58 In 88 Today * Call PAUL DOUQAN, REALTOR, at 646-1021, brakes, red with black interior, Immediate binding. Prompt Mrs, Young, 26 Old Wood Road, 28 To «•. IP a DOWN 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. year old female guinea pig, call Electric kitcen, patio, J AUG. 22 29 Go 59 You 89 It 646-6363, or 64J-453S after 8;00 p.m.______new tires, 12,00 original miles. Ciaim service. Call Clarke In­ 429-1786. Main office. Route 10, 1 Council 87 58 Phone 643-2711. 643-0744. carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. sen. 22 30 On 60 Prejudiced 90 Acting m a r . 20 tribunal 31 Call 684-2219 anytime. surance Agency, 643-1126. Southington, 1-628-0317. 611-19-20j^ '• na 7'5I 3!17-2B-29 ( ^ A d v e r s e 3331 3 9 -5 5 3 ^ 1 ^ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., July 31, 1974 Need a Doctor? llie Manchester Medical Association would like to offer the ® Manchester following suggestions as to how persons new to the community or without a physician can obtain the services of a physician. Hospital , Notes..... lHanrlipatrr lEtifnttm A. Before an Acute Problem Arises: 1. Remember that only some of the physicians listed in the Discharged Tuesday; Mary telephone directory are primary medical physicians (the first Ulrich, 173 Spruce St.; Harry MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1974 - VOL. XCIH, No. 257 Mancheater^A City of Village Chatim EIGHTEEN PAGES doctor to see a patient). Ryan, 138 Charter Oak St.; Earl PRICE. FIFTEEN CENTS Carron, 29 Campfield Rd.; An­ a. Many are surgeons, gynecologists, anesthetists, radiologists, drea Michaud, 58 Margaret etc., an^ thus usually only see new patients referred to them by Rd.; Winifred Lennon, 39F primary medical physicians for special problems. Bluefield Dr.; Joseph (Hiamberlain, 39 Hebron Rd., 2. Speak to your friends and neighbors about their primary Bolton; Charles Bedford, 131 medical physicians or pediatricians-and obtain their names if South Rd., Bolton; William they seem desirable. Sluzkanls, 200 Nevers Rd., Cyprus Truce South Windsor; Nora McCon- Rhodes Anguished 3.1f you cannot make contact with a physician in this manner, ville, 302 Woodbridge St. call the Hartford County Medical Association at 236-5423. Ask Also, Kathy Anthony, 97 Plea­ them for the names of primary medical doctors or pediatricians sant Valley Rd., South Wind­ in Manchester. sor; Stanley Wlochowski, East Hartford; Robert White, 6 Under Threat 4. If you are still unable to contact a physician, call the Risley Rd., Vernon; Donna Johnson, Enfield; Cheryl Over Impeachment Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room (646-1222, Ext. 231) and they will provide you with the names of primary Whalen, Willimantic; Kevin By United Press International standstill cease-fire and adopting a de fac­ to partition of the former British colony WASHINGTON (UPI) - House But Republicans who called medical physicians who are able to accept new patients. Carey, Storrs; Michael The Cyprus cease-fire threatened to When Nixon’s Watergate Cramer, 49 Flower St.; Annette between the majority Greeks and minori­ Republican leader John J. Rhodes themselves undecided on impeach­ transcripts were published in April Bedard, 87 Tudor Lane; Rose crumble today, with reports of major ty ’Turks. was portrayed today as anguished ment said privately the vote by eight 5. When you have obtained the name of a physician, call his Turkish truce violations and a Soviet and led to calls by some Republicans office during office hours and explain that you would like to Staudt, 155 Oak St. UPI Correspondent Richard C. Gross over whether to call for President of the Judiciary Committee’s 17 veto blocking the United Nations from said Turkish forces shelled the Greek for Nixon’s resignation, Rhodes said become his patient. Nixon’s impeachment. RepublicanB to recommend impeach­ expanding peacekeeping efforts on the Cypriot villages of Karavas and Lapithos, Nixon should consider resigning if the New Cottages For Mansfield Training School 10 miles west of Kyrenia on the northern ment made it “respectable” for a House voted to impeach him. a. Many physicians will be happy to have you as a new patient, war-tom island. Another influential conservative coast. Republican to vote to impeach. Ashbrook, who ran against Nixon in and may suggest a future office visit to become acquainted with Turkish warships anchored off the Republican, Rep. John M. Ashbrook The Lawrence Associates of Manchester today unveiled this A U.N. military source said the villages An aide described Rhodes, who 1972 on the grounds the President had your particular medical history. This allows much better care tisan support of the 1973 General Assembly. When completed, the northern Cypriot port of Kyrenia shelled of Ohio, predicted Nixon would be im­ rendering of 16 new cottages for the mentally retarded, soon to be Fire Calls had been shelled by a ’Turkish w ar^lp succeeded Gerald R. Ford as House betrayed his old conservative sup­ especially when an acute problem arises. new structures will allow the Mansfield facility to abandon use of two Greek (^priot towns Wednesday, less peached by a 3-1 margin in the House. constructed on Mansfield Training School. Unveiling was by Gov. several dormitories which date back to World War I. The new than 24 hours after the signing of a three- anchored off Kyrenia in the Mediterra­ GOP leader, as “anguished” over porters, said he struggled for a reason MANCHESTER nean, forcing withdrawal of Greek-led Ashbrook, who endorsed impeach­ I) If the physician you call in this manner is unable to accept you Thomas J. Meskill and Deputy Commissioner Gareth D. Thorne of buildings are designed for multiples of four people with each group nation cease-fire agreement in Geneva. what position to take. His office said not to come out for impeachment. Tuesday, 12:22 p.m. — grass Cypr^t National Guard troops in the area. ment over the weekend, said the as a patient, ask his secretary to suggest the names of doctors the Connecticut Office of Mental Retardation. Bids for the work will Greek Cypriot leaders denounced the at­ Rhodes was drafting a statement, to “I truly wanted to find a reason I of four housed in “module” units of two bedrooms for two in­ and brush fire at 320 W. Middle Gr4ek Cypriot President Glafkos Rep. Lawrence Hogan, Md., the first President would go into a Senate trial they believe could take you. If they cannot, remember that: (see tacks as “gross violations” of the truce be issued next week, on whether he could live with to say, ‘Here’s why I be let Aug. 9 by the state Department of Public Works. The es­ dividuals each, plus a living-recreation area. ’Tpke. (Town) Republican on the House Judiciary b.) , and accused Turkey of sending more rein­ Clerid^iKmotested to the United Nations as an underdog and would be “hard would support impeachment. oppose impeachment.’ But I couldn’t timated $3 million project was authorized with overwhelming bipar­ Tuesday, 6:12 p.m. — water that ’TurkiMi troops moved reinforcements Committee to publicly support im­ b. All of the physicians whose names are provided by the forcements to occupied sections of the em­ pressed” to find the 34 Senate votes find any,” he said. leak at 836 Main St. (Town) into areas I east of Kyrenia and into peachment, works in his office. He Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room will be happy battled island. required to stay in office. Tuesday, 10:30 p.rp. — grass Karavas, oiv the western side of the harbor called on all his 186 GOP colleagues in In other developments; to accept you and will usually suggest a future visit. M an Killed At the United Nations, Soviet Am­ Rep. Charles E. Wiggins, R-Calif., Lottery • At the White House, some of fire at 187 Spring St. (Town) bassador Yakov A. Malik rushed to the town. ' the House to “welcome and demand” Today, 7:45 a.m. — tree who led Nixon’s defense during the Nixon’s aides privately indicated they 6. The Manchester Medical Association is quite confident that all Kissinger Wiretap Role Probe Near End ORANGE (UPI) - Nicholas Security Council from vacation and vetoed Foreign Minister Dimmy Dimitriou ac­ President Nixon’s impeachment. He stump smoldering at 30 House Judiciary Committee sessions CONNECTICUT - 77655 now think it likely the House would persons in the community could have a primary medical doctor Diglio, 48, of Orange was killed a resolution calling for peace-keeping cused ’Turkey of “gross violations” of the said he issued that plea in response to Hemlock St. (Town) cease-fire but said Greek Clypriot troops which approved three articles of im­ MASSACHUSETTS - green 6779, vote to impeach him and he would or pediatrician if the above protocol is used. Fulbright did not make clear early today when he was struck forces to expand their duties on Cyprus in those who had called him “Judas yellow 620, blue 13 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The government officials were in­ SOUTH WINDSOR were undef orders not to engage the ’Turks peachment, said, “Everybody’s been face a Senate trial. whether he was backing away by a car as he was talking to a accordance with the Geneva peace agree­ Hogan’’ and "Benedict Arnold RHODE ISLAND — blue 213, green Senate Foreign Relations Com­ stituted upon requests from woman in another car at the in­ ’Tuesday, 8:01 p.m. — furnace ment. in battik telling me about Republican erosions • Two staunch conservatives. Sen. from previous support for Kissinger relayed through Hogan.” (UPI) 359469, gold 147281 mittee has heard from its last tersection of Rts. 34 and 152, backfired at 85 Ronda Dr. Immediately after the dramatic vote. but I don’t find any.” John G. Tower, R-Tex., and James B. B. In an Acute Situation When You Have No Physician Kissinger, saying, “I am not Haig. witness in the investigation of authorities said. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim said Allen, D-Ala., agreed with the position 1. Call the Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room and prepared to make any conclu­ President Nixon has accepted whether Secretary of State ’Turkey’s military commander on Cyprus explain your problem to the clerk or nurse on duty. sion yet.” responsibility for authorizing taken by Senate Democratic leaders Henry Kissinger told the truth had demanded U.N. withdrawal from Fulbright’s committee began the program, and Kissinger has that a ^ n ate trial need not stop and at his confirmation hearings ’Turkish enclaves. Waldheim said he had 2. The person on duty will confer with the physician on duty and the review of Kissinger’s role testified he only supplied the Democrats Name Cummings, Mahoney, FitzGerald start over again if it lasts into the next last year. Pinehurst no choice but to comply. you will either be given the list of doctors who will answer your after the secretary threatened names of some persons to be Congress in January. Chairman J. William In Moscow, the official Soviet news By SOL R. COHEN District 12, and only those residing in call; or, if it is deemed necessary, you will be told to come in June to resign unless cleared wiretapped. (Cummings, in his acceptance speech, • White House lawyer James D. St. Fulbright, D-Ark., said Summer Speciah... agency Tass said Malik “foiled the Manchester Democrats Wednesday Voting Districts 3-4-6-8 chose the nominee Democratic votes cast in the Assembly directly to the emergency room. of allegations he did not tell the “I think a very unfortunate said, “I have the highest respect for Mr. Clair disclosed there was a five- Tuesday that the key issue is an attempts” by some NATO members to im­ night nominated William FitzGerald in Assembly District 13. District election in November 1972 (about truth in sworn testimony that semantic difference has arisen [~ With this coupon and a $5.00 purchase, buy Bletchman and those who supported him 200), plus a $25 filing fee. minute gap in one of the 20 presiden­ "unfortunate semantic he did not order the taps. pose a change in the U.N. role without for re-election as Manchester judge of Those in Voting District 1 represent The Manchester Medical Association will continue to make which will be difficult to I 1 QUARTJAR OF and I ask for their support.” Judge FitzGerald was nominated by difference” in Kissinger’s Asked if he had reassessed “sufficient sounding out.” Assembly District 14 (all of South Windsor tial tapes given to U.S. District Court every effort to provide medical care to every person in the resolve,” said Fulbright. “I probate, Francis Mahoney for re- Pledging a “clean fight and a hard Rep. Mahoney, who pointed to “the testimony he never "initiated” h is resignation threat, In Athens, Greece’s new civilian govern­ and a portion of Manchester), and those in Judge John J. Sirica on Supreme community, and the above protocol is a good basis. If a patient asked him in September I HELLMANN’S election as state representative from fight,” he said, “In my 25 years in public excellent job by Bill FitzGerald, in the wiretaps of reporters and Kissinger said Tuesday night, ment began demobilizing its forces today, Voting District 9 represent Assembly Court orders. He said the tape ap­ cooperates by making arrangements for care with a physician whether he initiated any Assembly District 13, and Democratic life, there’s never been any shenanigans tradition of former Judge John Wallett.” government officials while he “What I do all depends on the I MAYONNAISE 12 days after ’Turkey’s invasion of Cyprus District 9 (part of East Hartford and part parently ran out and had to be before an acute emergency arises, he can obtain a doctor much headed the National Security wiretaps and his answer was Town Chairman Ted Cummings for resembling Watergate and there never Mahoney noted “the step forward” taken final verdict of the Foreign ^ for only...... brought the nation to the brink of war. of Manchester). r will be.” changed in mid-conversation. He also easier when one is needed in a hurry. The physicians of Council. ‘no.’ state representative from Assembly by FitzGerald in sch^uling Thuesday Relations Committee. But I do Britain, Greece and ’Turkey signed the Cummings, who announced his can­ asked that 48 minutes of tape be kept Manchester are certain that the vast majority of the community “I think he was thinking of He acknowledged, “I have no illusions night probate court sessions. White House chief of staff not think I will resign — as of Stock uponHC Juice* Geneva agreement ’Tuesday, imposing a District 12. didacy Monday, defeated Robert enjoys good medical coverage; but they will cooperate to extend ‘initiated’ as meaning the about this district — it will be a hard one to Seconding speeches for FitzGerald were from prosecutors on grounds oF Alexander M. Haig was the last now.” case of 12 46-oz. cans *4.72 They nominated incumbents Fred Bletchman, who had been a candidate that coverage to those without it. Mutual understanding and program. But if you think of it win. I pledge to you I’ll work hard, with by Pietrantonio, Hugh Ward, Henry executive privelege. ‘ witness Tuesday and said he FBI documents gathered in Nassiff and Albert Vincek and new can­ since June 12. The vote was 21 to 1. It had cooperation in this manner should provide each person in from the point of view of the in­ SHURFINE your help, to win it.” Becker and Matt Moriarty Jr. All stressed A spot check of House members generally supported Kissinger’s the course of the House im­ SHURFINE didate Robert Blanchard for justices of been 20 to 2 before one of Bletchman’s Manchester with satisfactory medical care and coverage. account of the wiretapping. dividuals (who were tapped) I peace. Bletchman was nominated by Robert his “compassion and service beyond call found scant support for a plan under peachment inquiry showed the BARTLEH backers switched to Cummings. ’The latter Tardiff, who said of him, “He is the kind (This has been published by The Manchester Evening Herald Haig was Kissinger’s deputy on don’t know how you can get STCWED Because the governor is a Republican, of duty.” which Nixon would call upon the 17 wiretaps on newsmen and abstained from voting. of candidate that attracts strong, grass as a public service, in cooperation with the Manchester Medical the council. away from saying he initiated PEARS TOMATOES Inside Today's the Republicans are allocated four Bletchman had the endorsement of the Judge FitzGerald, after a standing ova­ House to impeach him so as to settle certain present and former them.” roots following. He has the kind of openess Association.) justices and the Democrats three. The Democratic Qub of Manchester, but Cum­ tion for him, thanked the committee his fate speedily in the Senate. 2'A can 2 303 0 Q < and genuine concern for everyone’s 59< Democrats have had a justice vacancy mings had the votes of the Democratic members. “If not for the people in this cans problems that makes people trust him. Patrick Buchanan, White House since January 1973, when William DeHan Town Committee, which he has headed room, I wouldn’t be holding the office now Shurtine French Style “And that trust cuts across party labels, and seeking re-election.” speechwriter, said such a plan was Hrralfi passed away. To have filled the vacancy in since 1961. ’The seat in Assembly District “under active consideration.” age groups, economic groups, and ends up the interim would have required a 12 is held by Republican Donald Genovesi, He introduced his wife, Jonice, and their GREEN BEANS 2I55< with only one group — the group that daughters, Debra and Megan, and said the Area Profile...... Pages 6, 7 townwide election, at an estimated cost of who has announced he will not seek re- counts — the people.” . about $11,000. honor was the second for him in one day. CLEAR No Coupon...Just 60$ and a $5.00 purchase Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 9 election — after almost eight years in the Seconding speeches for Bletchman were Except for Cummings, all w ere post. Earlier, he had been elected vice presi­ WITH ANY $5.00 PURCHASE by Richqrd LaPointe, and James Holmes. Business Bodies...... Page 3 nominated by acclamation and without op­ dent of the Manchester Bar Association. Cummings was nominated by Joseph Bletchman said he will confer Friday LAND Pockett suspects ruled out . Page IS position — by the members of the Czerwinski, who stressed “the dedication He said he will start campaigning im­ night with his campaign committee, mediately, “because, that’s the only way 20%0FF Moriarty’s win division Page 13 Democratic Town Committee, meeting in and enthusiasm the town chairman has before announcing future plans. 0’ LAKES the Municipal Building Hearing Room. brought to the committee and the town — to win an election — by not taking anything I'' Gates race winner...... Page 13 Because the nomination Wednesday for granted,” and he pledged a campaign The entire town conunittee participated proof of his sincerity to work for the good night was by a town committee and not a BUHER w. ,b. Handball courts dedicated .. Page 13 in the nominations for judge of probate “which will preserve the dignity of the Sunny and quite warm today with highs of the party, the tqwn and the state.” convention, the 20 per cent delegate votes (Limit, please...1 lb. with each $5.00 purchase) and justices of peace. However, only those court and which will do nothing to demean near 90. G ear tonight lows in the 60s. Fair Personal Tees champs...... Page 13 Seconding speeches for Cummings came required for a primary is not in effect. To members residing in Voting Districts 2-5- continued quite warm Friday with highs Take one of these Hams to the shore and keep a couple In from Anthony Pietrantonio and James primary, Bletchman would need the SALE 7-10 chose the nominee in Assembly Tani. (See Page Eighteen) again near 90 except lower along the your refrigerator. signatures of five per cent of total shore. FULLY COOKED DUBUQUEHAM 4-lb. can only *4.59 each What a great For Summer Salad* TerlyakI time to come STAR KIST HAWAIIAN WHITE TUNA CeeXING SAUCE Bicycles Vital, home to 13-oz. can *1.35 „ 79* NEW Pennsylvania ADOLPH’S CHICKEN MARINADE ...... 29* House I Plnehurst WelcomeTToo^Tamp Customer*... | And Vulnerable Cherry Family CartonCai For Dishes By MALCOLM BARLOW away of the theft and gave them every CHEER $3.19 THRILL 22-o z. 59< Jullien Martin bought a lO^speed description he could of the bike in­ bike for $160 as one of his few expen­ cluding serial numbers. But the bike ifs bmbecM sive possessions. It was partly a has not turned up in the police bike and Frank Perdue sends us the freshest BARBECUE necessity as he used it to get to the storage room nor have they had any CHICKENS AND PARTS THAT YOU will find anywhere. jobs he has held while saving for clues to it. BARBECUE BROILERS KA« college. Mrs. Brown said she has heard of Split or Quartered...... lb. On July 18 in the afternoon someone groups of young people who load stole it. themselves in a car and drive around We wliriiave PERDUE FRESH ChVc KEN B R ^S T s! LEGS The 18-year-old youth became one of town. The car comes back to a home and WINGS. 244 people who have reported their and only the driver is in it. A short 935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER/643-5171 while later, the rest pf the car’s oc­ SELECTED LEAN, nNOER bicycles stolen since Jan. 1 this year, MASTER CHARGE/LAY-AWAYS cupants ride to the home on bikes the LONDON since only a total of 103 bikes have REVOLVING CHARGE PLAN CUBE been reported found, most of the vic­ neighbors never saw before. BROILS STEAKS tims have little hope of recovery, ac­ By the time someone thinks to b. <1.69 cording to police. notify the police, she said, the bikes lb. <1.69 Martin, of 165 Henry St., stopped in have all been broken down, repainted the Corner Memorial Store on Main and taken somewhere else. We will have Fresh, Small Spare Ribs, Short Ribs, Genuine Off. Holyfield said the police Spring Lamb Legs, Butterball Small Turkeys and Cornish St. for a few hours’ work. All five NOW SALE PRICED Hens... employes there ride bikes, including suspect most of the bike thieves are Two Other Pennsylvania House Cherry Occasional the manager, Mrs. Carol Brown. kids. They steal a bike largely for Table Groupings Also Available. piNEHURsf “We all bring the bikes in whenever “joy riding” and may take parts off it, Our 5 to the lb. patties are made by us from U.S. Choice we’re working,” Mrs. Brown said. junk it, or repaint it and sell it to Here is elegance and value in a dining room of rich solid cherry Lean Beef. “You can’t leave it out for a moment another kid. and selected veneers. And you really get your money’s worth. without someone taking it.” Martin said about 75 per cent of his LEA N PA niES...... ib.'1.39 Martin planned to go right back and friends have bikes now. It is their Pennsylvania House timeless designs will remain beautiful for DELUXE CHOPPED SIRLOIN P A H IE S .. ib.*1.89 get the bike but got busy with other main source of transportation. He said he was planning a trip to years to come. Also available, freshly frozen In 4-lb. boxes things. An hour later, he went for it and it was gone. Cape Cod the two weeks before The arched-door buffet holds compact storage; the Queen It is a burgundy color Schwinn Con­ college starts on their bikes. Now he Anne table opens to 74” to seat eight. Hurry in for great values It’* Sandwich Tlme...or serve this very lean, tinental with racing bars. Martin cannot go. now! Imported Boiled Ham with our Creamy Potato looked all over town for it, even going Martin also said most kids he knows Salad or Slaw. to the home of people he suspected obey the laws about bike use and ap­ Pennsylvania House NEW, IMPORTED BOILED H A M ...... ib.*1.89 may have taken it. But he had no prove the new police crackdown on COLORFUL, Land O’Lakes Cheese ...... ib. *1 .1 9 success. bike law traffic offenders. adaptions of historic AND FREE Off. Russell Holyfield, community Off. Holyfield said the department’s American tables and (A $3.00 VALUE) German Style Bclogna ...... ib. *1.49 relations officer at the police depart­ program on bike safety began July 8 The Pennsylvania House and is still too new to assess. commodes of solid Catalog. Bigger than ever. 216 ment, said, “A bike is easy to steal. pages packed with decorating Shop Pinehurst Thura, & FrL *til 9 This year’s bike thefts are not un­ He said that 13 warnings have been cherry and selected Ideas, full color and magnificent usually high.” issued to bike riders for violations. veneers. room settings. Pick up your PINEHURST He noted that even chaining the bike Nine of the warnings went to people copy at our store. to utility poles does not always work under 16 years of age. These nine also as bike thieves have been able to cut had a letter from Police Chief James GROCERY^ INC. Lt. Richard Sartor of the Manchester Police Department the chains, ^ n i the more expensive Reardon sent to their parents advising they are sold in auction. The next auction may be this fall them of the warning and urging them 302 Main • Corner Turnpike and Main checks out the latest addition to the bike storage room at the the bike, the lighter it is to carry depending on how crowded the room gets. (Herald photo by away. station. Bikes lost or stolen often end up here. If unclaimed, Barlow) Martin said he told police right (See Puge Eighteen)

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