PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Aug. 1, 1974 Manchester Hospital Notes Obituaries Links Welfare Discharged Wednesday; Summit St.; Jacqueline Frazer, Catholic Burial To Ambulances Geraldine Helmer, 12 Summit 52G Spencer St.; Avis Trehy, WHEN...? should you choose your father, Samuel Willis of St.; Armand Audet, Rt.. 6, Willimantic; Marian Regan, family burial palace? Death Claims Tibor A. Jaksa HARTFORD (UPI) - Some Columbia; Marguerite Patter­ Amston; Robert DeGemmis, Ikuih Brooklyn, N.Y. iiamrliFHtPr lEtimng state lawmuikers believe there Funeral services are Friday VERNON - Tibor A. Jaksa, son, 368 McGuire Lane; May Glastonbury. Some have asked themselves this question. Some have Is evidence that welfare of- Dr, Fancher at 10 a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral 48, of 134 Hartl Dr. died Taft, 144 Main St.; Patricia Also, Gillian Sharp, Enfield; never thought about it. All will have to answer it MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 258 ficials and ambulance company M anchester^ ^ity of Village Charm Dr, Morris C. Fancher, 70, of Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Tuesday at bis home. Hart, Rt. 4, Coventry; Susan Leta ’Turnbull, East Hartford; sometime. The best time to choose your family burial EIGHTEEN PAGES operators may have been Sandra Crossley, Amston; 292 Lynwood Dr., Vernon, a Burial will be in Rose Hill Bom in Budapest, Hungary, Rorrio, East Hartford; Robert place is — NOW. cooperating in efforts to Karen Chasse, 21. Grand Ave., Manchester dentist for 43 Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mr. Jaksa had lived in the Ver­ Skripol, Glastonbury; John Zac- allegedly defraud the state in years, died this morning at Friends may call at .the non for many years and was a caro, 71 S. Adams St.; Albert Rockville; Christine Mazzeo, t ambulance billings. 155 Benton St.; Ann Bunting, SAINT JAMES CEMETERY Manchester Memorial funeral home tonight from 7 to self-employed painter in the Weir, East Hartford. '"They feel the possibility East Hartford; Itria Grimaldi, Hospital. He was the husband of 9. area. Also, Wayne Nash, 127 West 368 Broad Street exists of some kind of coopera­ East Hartford; Daniel Mrs. Anna Hoffman Fancher. Survivora are his wife, Mrs. St.; Judith Shepard, 50 Pine St.; Manchester, Connecticut tion with Welfare Department Rawlings, 629 W. Middle ’Tpke.; Dr. Fancher was born April Kathleen Kish Jaksa of Hart­ Janice Accomazzo, Moodus; Phone , 646*3772 officials and ambulance com­ Kelly t^ rk s, 54 Deming St. 28, 1904 in Winsted, son of the ford; and a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Gradante, East Hart­ Impeachment Debate Mrs. Elizabeth B. Dennis panies which might indicate in­ ford; Anna Podrebartz, 171 late Henry and Grace Downes Judith Fanelli of Norfolk, Va. COLUMBIA - Mrs. Funeral services are Friday tentional fraud,” Rep. Elinor Fancher, and had lived in the Elizabeth Brayton (Wilson) F. Wilber, R-Fairfield, chair­ Manchester - Bolton -Vernon at 11 a.m. at White-Gibson- Dennis of Whitney Rd. died man of a legislative committee area for many years. Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm Suspects Cleared Wednesday at a Manchester investigating ambulance He received his DDS degree St., Rockville. The Rev. Ralph convalescent home. She was the J. Kelley, pastor of Sacred frauds, said Wednesday. Will Start: Aug. 19 from the College of Dental widow of Judge Edward L. Den­ Mrs. Wilber said she herself Surgery, University of Heart Church, will officiate. In Pockett Case nis. blames the situation on what WASHINGTON (UPI) - President four days to Watergate tapes which he is Maryland, Baltimore, in 1929 Burial will be in St. Bernard’s Democratic and Republican leaders and Born in Dayton, N.J., she she termed "severe inefficien­ Nixon’s impeachment — now considered in the process of surrendering under and opened an office on Main Cemetery, Rockville. HARTFORD (UPI) - blow to the head, possibly from leaders of the Judiciary Committee moved to Columbia about 20 cy” in the Welfare Department. likely by friend and foe alike — will be Supreme Court orders, and planned to con­ St. in 1930. In 1952, he moved his There are no calling hours. Authorities have ruled out two a rock. Thursday. years ago from Scotland, Conn., Chirrently three ambulance debated in the House starting Aug. 19, will tinue listening today. Thursday he office to 122-124 E. Center St., men as possible suspects in the Miss Pockett disappeared The leaders set aside 87 hours for the where she was tax collector for company operators have been be carried on radio and television and will canceled for the day a meeting scheduled where he practiced dentistry slaying of a Massachusetts girl July 26, 1973, while riding her House debate and agreed the issue should many years. She was a Given Sentence charged with nearly 900 counts come to a vote between Aug. 26 and Aug. with his economic advisers on inflation. until the time of his death. and the one-year disappearance bicycle hear her home on her be settled by Aug. 31. graduate nurse from the Elm of larceny in connection with 31, according to House leaders. During World War II, he HARTFORD (UPI) - John of Janice Pockett, 7, of Tolland. way to retrieve a butterfly she • Deputy presidential spokesman They also tentatively and informally, City Hospital in New Haven. allegedly false billings to the T he Senate trial, where Nixon will Gerald L. Warren said on the subject of served witH the Army Dental Colangelo, 23, W ednesday Connecticut State Police, who had placed beneath a rock. BRITTANIA decid^ to bar members from offering ad­ She is survived by a daughter, received a 7- to 15-year prison Welfare Department. have been working with their Intensive active searches and either be acquitted or convicted and impeachment: Corps and was a member of the D. RING removed from office, could start by late ditional proposed articles of impeachment Atty. Elizabeth D. Hutchins of sentence for his part in the Dec. Mrs. Wilber said her com­ Massachusetts counterparts in follow-up investigations, with “We are totally confident in the con­ Army forces in the D-Day inva­ September. from the floor. This would preclude an ef­ Columbia; two grandchildren, 1 holdup slaying of Abraham mittee will turn its findings over, the two cases, said Wednesday the assistance of the FBI, have stitutional process and that-the facts will fort to revive two articles defeated earlier sion of France. He was and two great-grandchildren. to "other authorities, possibly Members Polled awarded four medals including Foxman, 73, in his Hartford the two men, arrested in un­ failed to turn up any trace of not substantiate the charges...The result of this week by the Judiciary Committee. Funeral services are Satur­ the state’s attorney.” the girl. this process will be vindication of the the Silver Star for bravery in package store. Colangelo, who related morals cases, have A poll of House members by United day at 1 p.m. at the Potter President.” Tentative Rules action while in France. plead^ guilty to being an be<^ ruled out in the extensive Press International showed that those Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., • Vice President Gerald L. Ford met The tentative rules would permit He was a member of Bolton accessory to first-degree iny'estigption'tllBt continues. willing to declare their position favored Willimantic. Burial will be in Thursday with the President’s chief of motions to strike individual paragraphs Congregational Church and a robbery, was the state’s chief Mojave Shaken t^ipe^rs from the two states REPUBLICAN CAUCUS Nixon’s impeachment by a margin of Yantic Cemetery in Norwich. witness in the trial of Dominic began a joiiw investigation nearly 4-1. Although more than half of the staff, Alexander M. Haig, and they from the impeachment articles. Article I, life member of the Manchester PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - Republican electors of thfe charging Nixon obstructed justice, has There are no calling hours. Vincenzo, 23, who was con­ becauK of similarities in the Town of Bolton are hereby 435 members said they were undecided or "discussed the impeachment process and Dental Society and belonged to A sparsely populated area of nine paragraphs of. specific accusations. the Connecticut and American victed of murder last month by two cases. notified that there will be a declined to reveal their position, the poll strategy,” according to a spokesman for the Mojave Ekesert has been Ford. Article II, charging Nixon abused his Dental Societies. a Superior Court jury. He will The slain girl, Kathleen Caucus at Bolton Town Hall on Beautiful from any angle showed considerable erosion in Nixon’s shaken by 11 light earthquakes • Associated Milk Producers Inc., the power, has five. He is also survived by a be sentenced Aug. 13. Terry, 12, of Brookheld, Mass., Monday, Aug. 5, 1974 at 7:30 strength since UPI polled the House in in two days. January. country’s largest milk cooperative There was no action taken on a proposal niece, Mrs. Charles Furey of Miss Lydia M. Smith was last seen alive riding her o’clock p.m. for the.purpqse of No matter how you look at a Keepsake bicycle away from the camp A total of 164 members were committed pleaded guilty to illegal corporate cam­ by Judiciary Committee member Delbert Bristol; a nephew, Henry Miss Lydia M. Smith, 81, of selecting party-endorsed can­ diamond ring, it's beauty and quality Latta, R-Ohio, under which a member site her parents had set up in didates for Justices of the to or leaned toward a vote to impeach. Op­ paign contributions and was fined $35,000. Fancher of Texas; and four Hartford died Wednesday at are superb. The famous Keepsake would be able to propose at the end that stepchildren. Hartford Hospital. She was the Connecticut at Mashapaug Peace to be voted on at the ponents or those who leaned against im­ Subject to Approval Committee Screens State Park July 19. peachment numbered 42 and there were the impeachment articles be recommitted Private funeral services are sister of Charles Smith of November 5, 1974 election, and Guarantee assures fine white color, The decision to start House debate Aug. to the Judiciary Committee with instruc­ Her body was found the next 190 undecided and 39 unwilling to com­ Saturday at Watkins Funeral Starkweather St. to transact such other business perfect clarity and precise cut. See 19 and to permit radio and television to tions that it adopt a resolution censuring MPHNA Applicants morning off Rt. 15 about a mile ment. Home, 142 E. Center St. The Miss Smith had been as may properly come before carry it is subject to approval by the Nixon rather than impeaching him. inside the Massachusetts said Caucus. our complete collection. If all 435 House members vote, it would Rev. J. Stanton Conover, pastor employed as a private House Rules Committee and the House Democrats opposed Latta's proposal and border. Police said she ap­ take a majority of 218 to impeach the of Bolton Congregational secretary at the Merrow Some progress has been be made only after thoughtful (signed) ROBERT MORRA itself. It grew out of an informal meeting it stood little chance of adoption. parently died from a heavy President. Church, will officiate. Burial Machine Co., Hartford, before made in a concerted effort to consideration is given to each Town Chairman among the Rules Committee, House will be in Elmwood Cemetery, her retirement. find a new director for the applicant’s qualifications. Rhodes Decison Monday Vernon. She is also survived by Manchester Public Health Nurs­ Mrs. Shainin noted that there Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona, the There are no calling hours. another brother and two ing Association by the search has been no cutback in services, Army & Navy Club Treats Camp ers elected leader of House Republicans, The family suggests that any nephews. ___ committee of the agency’s and part-time help has been ob­ WEEKEND SPECIAL called a news conference for Monday, Ever since Camp Kennedy opened in Unemployment Rate memorial contributions may be Funeral services are,J*¥iday^ board of directors, according to tain^ to assist the nursing staff CASH & CARRY served up Thursday (the camp closed Serving up the chow were, from the when he will announce his position on im: 1964, the Manchester Army & Navy peachment. made to the Bolton at 1:30 p.m. at Holm^Funeral Mrs. Dorian Shainin, president during the most critical vaca­ today) proved to be in the A-N Club’s right, A-N members Ernie Paine, Congregational Church Home, 400 Main St. Burial will of the board. tion period. In the meantime, Club has treated the campers and delicious tnfdition. Accompanying the Rhodes has been conducting a series of Memorial Fund or to the be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, staff to an annual full-course Fred Raimo, Abe Ostrinsky and Ted talks with the 186 other House Up Slightly in July "Because of the stringent she said, the search committee meat loaf were potatoes, vegetables, Sweetheart Roses ^2^^ 3 t ‘ ^0m9raUi*» Pastva, and helpers Lee Conderino American Cancer Society, 237 Hartford. requirements for the position is “diligently” seeking a luncheon, near the end of the camping rolls and butter, soda and ice cream— Republicans, and one who attended one of E. Center St. There are no calling hours. and Sue Brendel. (Herald photo by the meetings said privately he felt Rhodes imposed by regulatory agen­ replacement for the executive season. The meat loaf luncheon and, of course, seconds and thirds. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation’ un­ July was listed by the Labor Department The family suggests that any cies,” Mrs. Shainin said, director without relinquishing MANCHESTER PARKADE Pinto) would favor impeachment. employment rate rose slightly in July to at A9 million, little changed from June, Mrs. Reba F. Kurland memorial contributions may be "applicants are being carefully the high standards of the Paul Buettner Florist, tub Another Republican, Rep. Charles W. 5.3 per cent of the labor force, the govern­ while total employment was -6.3 million. Mrs. Reba Feinberg Kurland, made to Grace Episcopal screened. A final decision will association. 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford Whalen Jr. of Ohio, said such decision by ment reported today. An increase in the number of women 73, of 57 Jensen St. died this Church, Hartford. Tel. 528-9566 — Open Sunday Morning Rhodes would have “a profound effect on The rate in June was 5.2 per cent and holding jobs was offset by a decline in morning at Benedictine all the members — liberals, conser­ such small increases as te 0.1 per cent rise teen-age employment. Hospital, Kingston, N.Y. She vatives, whatever.” Rhodes is a conser­ in July are generally regarded as Teen-age unemployment was 16.2 per was the widow of Reuben (Bud­ Dean Sentenced to Prison vative and is close to Vice President statiscally insignificant. But some cent, with a sharp increase registered dy) Kurland, who was one of Gerald R. Ford, his predecessor. Democratic critics of the administration’s among young blacks. In June, teen-age un­ the owners of the former In other developments: economic policy said the jobless rate employment had been 5.6 per cent, with a WASHINGTON (UPI) - John W. Dean everything I can in the last 18 months to Metter’s Smoke Shop on Main until nearly a month later, when Dean Reviewing Tapes might go as high as 7 per cent by next rate of 30.3 per cent for blacks. In July, St. III, President Nixon’s chief accpserun the right the wrong. Whatever the court # 1 came to him on March 21 to warn there • White House aides said Nixon has year. 35.3 per cent of black teen-agers in the Mrs. Kurland was born in Watergate scandals, was sentenced today judges me, I will continue the same been listening during portions of the past The number of unemployed persons in labor force were unemployed. to one to four years in prison for con- course.” was “a cancer growing on the presiden­ Philadelphia, Pa., and had lived cy." AGWff spriacy in the cover-up. in Manchester for 52 years. She Dean began telling prosecutors of his “Mr. Dean is the one who broke the case was employed as a keypunch U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica role in the cover-up early last year and has rejected requests by lawyers for both for the government,” Shaffer said. ^operator at the Travelers In­ If you feed your lawn suggested in various testimony that Nixon “Everything else has supplemented him. Dean and special prosecutor Leon surance Co., Hartford, until she was aware of the high level involvement in Every time he testified, he told the truth. Jaworski to delay the sentencing. the scheme as early as September, 1972, Town Republicans Nominate retired three years ago after 20 That is becoming more and more clear.” years with the firm. She was a Sirica released Dean on personal bond three months after the break-in at life member of the Travelers and ordered that he not begin his term un­ Democratic national headquarters at Important Factor Girls Gub. til Sept. 3 because his wife’s mother is Watergate. He said the "single most important fac­ She was a member of Temple NOW’S THE RIGHT TIME seriously ill in California and he is helping Serious Charges tor” in Dean’s case is that he “attempted to care for her. to end the cover-up before there was any Gallagher, Irish, and Haslett Beth Sholom and its Sisterho^, Dean has made the most serious “I admire him for that,” Sirica publicity.” the Disabled American charges about alleged presidential in­ iM observed as he imposed sentence. He Dean is the second high former Nixon Veterans Auxiliary, American volvement in the cover-up through By SOL R. COHEN state representative in Assembly District and was succeeded for his unexpired term because: could have sentenced Dean to five years in aide to be sentenced this week. John D. Association of Retired Persons testimony before the Senate Watergate Manchester Republicans Thursday night 12, and Harriet Haslett for state represen­ by FitzGerald).” prison and fined him 810,000 for his guilty Ehrlichman, former domestic adviser to and the Women’s International committee last summer. endorsed Town Director Hillery Gallagher tative in Assembly District 13. Irish was nominated by Donald • there is usually more rainfall during this season, and it is better dis­ plea to a single count of conspiracy in the the President, was given a term of 20 Bowling Congress. She also Thomas N. Shaffer, Dean’s lawyer, for judge of probate, Wallace Irish Jr. for They endorsed incumbents Mary Genovesi, the incumbent in District 12. Watergate cover-up. months to five years in prison on Monday belonged to Manchester tributed than in summer and early spring argued unsuccessflly that Sirica should Fletcher, Marion Mercer and Elsie The seconding speech was by State Comp­ for conviction in the Ellsberg break-in Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Contrite delay the sentencing until he has reviewed Swensson and new candidate Mary Jayne troller Nathan Agostinelli. case. Ehrlichman is among the former and was chairman of volunteers • grass grows faster than weeds during this cool season Dean, dressed in a brown suit, was com­ secret White House tapes that Nixon is in Crandall for justices of the peace. Mrs. Genovesi, who has declined re-election high Nixon aides charged in next month’ for its Gift Shop at the hospital. posed but contrite as he stood alone before Crandall replaces incumbent Irsh. Elec- after almost eight years as state represen­ • root systems grow strong and continue to develop until early winter the process of surrendering to the court. cover-up trial. Both Sides Survivors are a son, Robert Sirica, where he had stood last Oct. 19 to Jaworski also contended sentencing tative, said. “Wallv knows the iob. He was A. Kurland of Kingston, N.Y.; a plead guilty. should be delayed at least until a jury is my campi.^.?0*l3ll replaces incumbent Irish, Gallaeher will oppose incumbent Judge sister, Mrs. Essie Stearns of “As I stand here at the mercy of the selected and sequestered in the Watergate Ready to Talk has been my legislative aide in the dis­ of Probate William FitzGerald, Irish will Los Angeles, Calif.; and a Francis Mahoney Theodore Cummings court, the only thing I ask for is your com­ cover-up trial scheduled to begin Sept. 9. trict. He’s able, he loves the people in the oppose Democratic Town Chairman Ted grandson. passion and understanding,” Dean said. “I Shaffer urged Sirica to show leniency — WASHINGTON (UPI) - Labor and district, he’ll make a great candidate and Vote Favors Cummings, and Mrs. Haslett will oppose Funeral services are Friday hav done wrong, and I realize the wrong sayng that he will learn when he hears a management spokesmen disagree over.ihe he’ll be a winner in November.” incumbent State Rep. Francis Mahoney. at 1 p.m. in the chapel of Weins­ GREENLAWN PLUS IS THE that I have done. Feb. 27, 1973 tape that Dean "explained likelihood of a nationwide telephone strike After thanking the committee for the en­ Except for the one for Gallagher, all en­ tein Mortuary, 640 Farmington "I was involved in a corruption of the negative aspects of the cover-up to the Monday, but both sides were ready to dorsement, Irish said, “I realize seeking Democrats Walkout dorsements were by acclamation and Ave., Hartford. Rabbi Leon government and abuse of high office. To President" on that date. resume hard bargaining today to avoid elective office requires hard work and I in­ without opposition — at a meeting of the Wind and Cantor Israel (Continued From Page 1) Mahoney pledged, “I will continue to say I am sorry is not enough. I have done Nixon contends he knew nothing about it one. tend to do just that. I’m setting a cam­ Tabatsky of Temple Beth work for all the people in Manchester as I NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A pending If there is a strike, it would be the first Republican Town Committee in the paign goal of walking every street in my Sholom will officiate. Burial it.” He said he’ll run on his record. have in the past—cagardless of what par­ national telephone strike would involve multi-union walkout against the phone Municipal Building Hearing Room. By district at least once. 8:45 . all nominations and endorsements will be in Temple Beth Sholom Then he made an announcement which, ty they are. I win campaign vigorously RIGHT PRODUCT TO USE 10,500 independent union employes of the company and would put about three “I’m proud to be a Republican,” he con­ had been made. Memorial Pak. he acknowledged, "is a direct result of the and I will ring doorbells. I feel the integral Southern New England Telephone Co. in quarters of a million Bell system tinued, “and, after observing the wide- The family suggests that any Watergate situation and climate.” ' part of my campaign is the work I have Connecticut and 900 employes of other un­ employes out of work. Defeats Peck open Republican State Convention last Judge Sirica Given ions in the state. memorial contributions may be "The Republican town chairman or his done in the past. Let the record stand. I’m because: They are represented by the Com­ Gallagher defeated GOP Registrar of weekend, I’m prouder than ever to be run­ made to the American Cancer proud of it.” The 10,500 workers, who took part in the agent, or the Republijan candidate for The health and beauty of your lawn next summer munications Workers of America, Inter- Voters Frederick Peck for the judge of ning with our state ticket — headed by Society, 237 E. Center St. judge of probate or his agent,” said Judge He said one of his goals in'the General natioal mail referendum that f national Brotherhood of Electrical probate endorsement. The vote was 35 to Robert Steele and our own Nate FitzGerald, "can come into my office at Assembly is for closer ties between the depends on what you do now. Agway’s famous overwhelmingly authorized a strike Workers and about two dozen other unaf­ 6. Then, on a motion by Peck, it was made Agostinelli. state and its municipalities — "I’ll work Thursday, are members of the Connec­ William C. Willis anytime and examine all my records.” Greenlawn Plus,fertillzer used now will insure thick, More Nixon Tapes filiated unions. » unanimous for Gallagher. Mrs. Haslett Nominated VERNON - W illiam C. Mahoney was nominated by John toward that goal.” ticut Union of Telephone Workers. A third candidate — Louis Champeau — healthy good looks. Greenlawn Plus means plant La^nu ‘Inevitable’ Mrs. Haslett was nominated by Robert Willis, 46, of Wethersfield, Sullivan, with seconding speeches by Although all the can4idates received withdrew from the race a few hours food, water-insoluble nitrogen (that's a key meas­ Walkout Favored "As of this moment it would appear that Spillane, who said, “We’re quite fortunate formerly of Vernon, died Mayor John Thompson, John Tani, Pascal warm and spontaneous applause of executive privilege for portions of the before the meeting began. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President John Morgan, vice president of the un­ strike action is inevitable, said Glenn E. to have a woman in Manchester with all Mastrangelo, Jack Goldberg and Truman Wednesday night, the warmest and the ure of long lasting nitrogen-it won’t leach away), tapes Nixon feels should be kept from Gallagher was nominated by Vivian Wednesday at Manchester \SrnmB§. Nixon’s lawyers surrendered 13 more of ion, said the SNET workers voted "by a 5- Watts, head of the CWA, in announcing a 7 the qualities she has for political office. In Schlehofer. most spontaneous came when Paul extra iron for rich green turf and a no-burn formula. special prosecutor Leon Jaworski. Ferguson. The seconding speech was by Memorial Hospital. He was the his Watergate tapes today for U.S. 1 margin’’ to authorize a walkout. to 1 strike authorization vote Thursday the 15 years Harriet has been in Phillips, committee treasurer, announced Nixon already has made 23 such claims, husband of Mrs. Ruth Smith All stressed Mahoney’s public record — Easy to spread, nothing to mix. Look for the size District Judge John J. Sirica to decide The Connecticut union is headed by John But Chuck Dynes, a spokesman for the Carl Zinsser. Both are town directors. the Democrats are entering the campaign totaling some 48 minutes, for the first Manchester, she’s been deeply involved in Willis. 6 years as state representative, 4 years as which may be relevant as evidence at next W. Shaughnessy Jr., who is also president American Telegraph and Telephone Co. Peck was nominated by State Sen. David 15,352 in the black — the best position in you need for your lawn-at a thrifty price. batch of 20 tapes delivered to Sirica all aspects of community affairs.” Mr. W illis was born in M.’inchester mayor, and 12 years on the month’s cover-up trial. of the Alliance of Independent Telephone and its subsidiaries in the negotiations, Odegard. The seconding speech was by recent history. earlier this week. Mrs. Haslett said in her acceptance Brooklyn, N.Y., and had lived Board of Directors. “A truly outstanding The lawyers, who earlier this week gave Unions, one of the three separate said the management side had expected Mary Anne Shaw. Phillips said the dinner-dance held July Sirica must rule on all the presidential speech, ‘T fully intend to fulfill the two in Vernon seven years before record of service to the town and state,” Sirica 20 tape recordings, promised that bargaining groups conducting talks in the vole to support for the strike but "this “Fred,” said Odegard, "is an individual 13 netted a profit of |2,479. assertions of privilege. items on my agenda — to thank the town moving to Wethersfield eight said Sullivan. the rest of the tapes covering 64 conver­ Washington. does not mean that a strike is inevitable or who has served his community well. I 23 lbs. covsrs Today’s delivery Included five conver­ committee, which I do now, and to win the years ago. He had been sations the Supreme Court ordered turned The alliance represents about 41,600 likely. believe he’d make a good probate judge. sations Nixon had with key aides Charles election, hands down. employed as a salesman in the 5,000 sq. ft. over to Sirica would be delivered by the telephone workers in 18 independent un­ “Bargaining between the company and It’s a critically important nomination, W. Colson and H.R. Haldeman In the week "We have had a do-nothing represen­ Connecticut area for the end of next week. ions from Connecticut, New York, Illinois, the union is continuing and we’re hopeful because the probate judge serves so many Bicycles following the June 19,- 1972 Watergate tative in the 13th District for six years and Kellogg Sales Co., Battle and Delaware. that agreement on national issues can be people in so many intimate and com­ Privilege Claims break-in and eight meetings or telephone I think it’s time he was replaced,” she Creek, Mich., and was a Navy possible and to put them in the best 46 lbs. covers The Communcation Workers of America reached before the Sunday midnight passionate ways." At a brief hearing in Sirica’s court. conversations with Colson, Haldeman and continued. “ He hasn’t represent^ the veteran of World War II. (Continurd From Page 1) places possible when outside. represents 937 employes of Western Elec­ deadline and that a work stoppage can be 10,000 sq. ft. White House lawyers also promised that John D. Ehrlichman in the spring of 1973 ‘Looks Like a Judge' He is also survived by his 1 0 .9 5 tric, the supply arm of the Bell System avoided,” Dynes said. Mrs. Ferguson said of Gallagher, “He’s (See Page Eighteea) they would file within a week any claims as the Watergate cover-up began un­ Police had two reports concerning bikes with a plant in Orange, and the AT&T a good candidate. He looks like a judge. to help take corrective action for their this morning. raveline. Hopes for Agreement Long Lines Division. He’s a quiet fellow but isn’t afraid to child’s safety. 69 lbs. covers Presidential lawyer Richard Hauser gave IBEW spokesman Robert W. McAlwee Patrolman John Hanley reported speak his mind. He’s a hard worker and I In Memoriam Only one adult has so far been Sirica both the original reels of tapes and Management To Take Over said the union negotiating teams “will Inside Today's In laving memory of Aime Jarvis who Wednesday finding a yellow, 1 0 -sp ^ 15,000 sq. ft. PARTLY CLOUDY recognized his ability as soon as he took arrested for violating traffic laws 1 5 .9 5 copies of each conversation. Managerial personnel of both companies endeavor to bring about a satisfactory and passed away August 1. 1966. Raleigh bicycle in the bushes at the rear of office on the Board of Directors. It’s a dif­ He said a detailed index and analysis of will try to fill in for striking employes, acceptable areement. ’ while on a bike. Police Headquarters. It had no serial ficult position to choose between two We think of you in silence. each conversation — presumably any claims spokesmen said Thursday. “To date the company has made no offer We often speak your name. “Other police departments have numbers. It was tagged and stored in the friends, but I have no reservations about of Executive privilege—was being prepared Frank Mekula, a SNET spokesman, said worthy of the members,” he said. But all we have are memories. asked us for all our forms and storage room with dozens of other found supporting him.” And your picture in a frame. but unclaimed bikes. right now. the company was hopeful that an agree­ “We want an increase that will be fair procedures in this program,” ment could be rea ch ^ before the Sunday Gallagher thanked the committee Thomas Danahy of 14 Village St. ”i’d like to have that the early part of and equitable,” Watts said, adding that Loving Wife Holy field said noting how new it is. midnight strike deadline. since a company offer was rejected July members for the endorsement. "I’m very Area Profile ...... Page 6 reported Tuesday morning that a girl’s 5- next week,” Sirica said. "Yes, sir,” honored amd I’ll campaign very hard for “It’s too soon to feel an impact from He said if a strike did occur, the com­ 17, “we have made no progress.” Gardening ...... Page 7 speed and a boy’s 10-sp^ were stolen STORE HOURS: Partly sunny and quite warm today with Hauser said. it or judge it,” he added. "It will take Mon. T u n . Wad. Come to the ^eenest store in town! pany would be able to provide “basic Watts said a walkout by the 515,000 CWA election,” he said. In Memoriam from his front porch during the night. highs near 90 except lower along the The President, while saying he was He continued, “I believe there’s room Old Codger ...... Page 2 sometime for the community to learn 8:30 to 5:30 phone service” as it did during a 1971 members, joined by the other unions, • In loving memory of Aime Jarvis who They are valued together at |130. Thurt. 8:30 to 8:30 shore. Variable cloudiness warm and "disappointed” at a Supreme Court ruling for improvement in the operation of the MCC dean’s l i s t ...... Page 18 passed away August 1, 1966. about it fully and to get fe^back.” Sat. 8:00 to 4:30 EQUIPMENT SHOP: strike. would probably not shut down the Bikes reported stolen Wednesday Mon. Tuai. Thurt. FrI. more humid tonight and Saturday with that he must surrender the tapes, pledged probate court in Manchester and, if “We expect there would be some delays telephone system. a silent thought, a secret tear. In the meantime, the program will belonged to Jeff Blackwell of 111 Baldwin 8:00 to 5:00 chance of showers. Lows in low 70s to up­ to comply and has been spending most of elected. I’ll work to improve the efficien­ Keeps his memory ever dear. AGWAY,«>lnc. Sat. 8:00 to 4:00 on operator-handled calls and on calls for Installation services would be in­ continue, he said. Rd., Gail Mgltempo of 5 Parker St. wUle In Satuday's Herald: CLOSED WEDNESDAYS per 60s and highs 80 to 85. Some fog likely the week listening to the subpoenaed repair service, but hopefully we would be cy of the office. I intend to work in the To prevent bike thefts, he urged the bike was at the Mary Cheney Library, 540 NEW STATE ROAD. Buckland 643-5123 tonight. terrupted, but supervisory personnel could Son, Daughter-in-law tapes. able to provide for continuity of service,” tradition of Judge John Wallett (former Rec swim program and Grandchildren and Mrs. Paul Turcotte of 30 Duncan Rd. (See weather map on Page 2) take over much of the work, especially in bike owners to keep them inside when He kept today’s schedule open so he he said. judge of probate, who retired late in 1972 could listen to more of them. telephone services which are automated. V' PAGP: tw o - MANCHESTER EVENING HEFULD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Aug. 2, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri,, Aug. 2. 1974 — PAGE THREE There are more than 4,500 NAIIOMAl WEAIHIR SERVICE FORECAST lo 7 a M E ST » - » - M r farms in Connecticut where 3O-P0);pc \ \ A 30.24 30,00 Agostinelli more than 50 agricultural 3 0 .0 0 fairs are held each year. h r 2 9 8 0 , Honored By Court Cases VMYL UNER POOL MEMCS SEATTLE aiBociated with CIRCUIT CQURT 12 3 on Grandview St. after police They are third-degree larceny State Vets in Hartford. second-degree larceny by • John Kovelcek, 26. of 44G (ir^THEATRES EAST Mancheatcr Btulon responded to neighbors com­ (two counts), breach of peace, possession which were nolled. All-Season Pool, Inc. v'onii tp .f “ mc**f5TiR SM . (BOSTON . state Comptroller Nathan Joseph A. Rowe, 21, of 1230 plaints of a large and noisy Spencer St.,.breach of peace by <3)1 LtO] intoxication, possession of Roger J. Michaud, ID, of 442 The charges stem from a assault, nolled. BARBRA MICHAEL Agostinelli, GOP candidate for Hartford Tpke., Rockville was gathering of youths. marijuana, third-degree W. Middle Tpke. pleaded g u iT ^ June break at the Ted Trudon Rte. 44A—Bolton STREISAND MB 8ARRAZIN • Daniel Sacharoff. 24. of lieutenant governor, recently found guilty Thursday of illegal The three are James burglary, fourth-degree larceny to charges of second-degree Volkswagen on Rt. 83 and the Washington, Conn, illegal “FOB PETE’S SAKE" fPCI was honored by the Veterans of possession of marijuana and he Girouard, 19, of East Hartford, by possession, reckless driving, larceny and second-degree theft of a 1973 Porsche. possession of marijuana, World War I, Department of was sentenced to 30 days in jail. Daniel House, 17, of East Hart­ use of a motor vehicle without larceny by possession. A pre­ Sales—Service—Repairs nolled. ~ t Raplacamant Unart, Connecticut, during its annual Rowe was arrested June 4 at ford, and Patricia Cuileton, 18, the o w n er’s p erm issio n , sentence investigation was Other dispositions included: convention at the Park Plaza the intersection of Main and • Francis Spencer, 18, of Flltara, Haatars, Chamlcalt CODOimTIONS - 6 : 0 0 - AN FRANCISCO of Green Rd. operating a motor vehicle ordered and his case continued • Robert G. Booth, 23, of 271 ^EDBGFlEGflir Hotel in New Haven. Center Sts. obstructing traffic Goose Lane, Coventry, — free eitimatee — (3-8-22) NEWS without a license, and second- to Aug. 29 for sentencing. Hillstown Rd., reckless driving throwing objects at motor The veterans organization there. Michael Westover, 16, of no THETERRIIHALBIAU (18) PRISONER degree failure to appear in Other charges against reduced to failure to drive in vehicles, noll^. Tel: 649-6962 (Est 1959) Suddenly a nice red fox from '2 9 .7 7 expressed its ‘‘sincere certain address, appeared in court. Some people who have heard (20) WASHINGTON Michaud include third-degree the established lane, |20. • John A. Wheeler, 23, of of a hunter having “buck fever” somewhere was there in the DEBATES . LOS ANSELES gratitude and appreciation” for The charges of possession of court to face 11 charges and had He is scheduled to appear in burglary which was not • Merrill Champlin, 21, of the efforts of Agostinelli in ac­ marijuana against three teen­ his bond set at a total of |1,400. Lebanon, disorderly conduct ANQIE DICKINSON think it means fright. Nay, not path apparently as surprised as FOR THE 70b court again here Aug. 8. He did presented Thursday, third- Pinnacle Rd., Ellington, reduced to failure to stop and Read Threa complishing the passing of the agers were nolled. The three The charges stem from so. It's a sudden surprise that we were. Those two petrified (24) SESAME STREET not post the bonds and was degree criminal mischief, second-degree larceny, nolled. show license, $25. ' ''A L L A S were arrested the night of June BIG BAD BRUCE LEE unhinges us. human images didn't look so (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH state Bonus Bill for World War numerous recent incidents. taken to the correctional center fourth-degree larceny, and Herald Ads HKs (R] While hunting partridge, one fierce so the fox trotted along (40) BONANZA lOW EtT TEMFERATUKES I veterans and their widows by MAMA(r, the path quite a distance before dedicating the organization’s is always expecting to have one - 6 : 3 0 - 60 NOW NOV turning off into the brush. MIAMI annual banquet in his honor. roar up and call for some fast (8-22-30) NEWS shooting. Once O.C. stepped That was buck fever. Members of Manchester KIM DARBY ENTER THE DRAGON from thick brush into a small O.C. knows just how the boy —7:00— IEGEND* Arracks attending the conven­ THE GRISSOM CHINESE CONNECTION (3-20-22-30-40) NEWS tion are John Koubik, com­ clearing and there was a par­ felt after it was over. 70 tridge standing so close O.C. O.C. experienced another (8) TRUTH OR •XV Xv mander; and Robert Doggart, GANG(r) HST OF FURY 60 RAIN XVX--X SNOW could have almost kicked it. case of buck fever and it was a CONSEQUENCES 3 0 .0 0 Felix Jesanis and Jonathan "beaut.” (18) DICK VAN DYKE AIR Law, all past commanders. £4Sr WINDSOR There we stood looking at each 70 SHOWetS fjjsrmrm/> other for what seemed a long (24) AVIATION WEATHER E2 3 lo w Members of the Manchester DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 UM W t ATHIR fOIOCASI ® Auxiliary attending the con­ time, then she flew away quite While hunting west of - 7 : 3 0 - casually and O.C. never thought Moosehead Lake in Maine in (3) WILD, WILD WORLD OF Friday night will find showers and thunderstorms from central Texas, northeastward clave are Mrs. Mary McCarthy, past department president; of his gun until she was out of 1911, O.C. looked down from the ANIMALS through the mid and upper Mississippi valley and into the Lakes area. Showers are likely sight. (8) NEW DATING GAME Mrs. Adelaide Pickett and Mrs. top of a high hill into a broad in the coastal area of the mid and upper Northeast. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. That’s buck fever. valley that had been logged off. (18) PORTER WAGONER Elizabeth Jesanis, department One time O.C. was walking a (20) HUMAN DIMENSION Minimum readings include: (approx, maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 66 color bearers; Mrs. Dora Hoyt, Seedlings and sprouts inter­ (88), Boston 66 (83), Chicago 59 (71), Cleveland 63 (76), Dallas 71 (90), Denver 49 (75) Lovable Pets woods road empty handed mingled with blueberry bushes (22) LE rS MAKE A DEAL auxiliary president; Mrs. Ida because one of his sons was in were four or five feet high. (24) BOOK BEAT Duluth 45 (67), Houston 71 (91), Jacksonville 72 ( 94), Kansas City 60 (75), Little Rock 68 Beruby, Mrs. Beatrice Little, For Sale- front of him carrying the .38-40 Three deer could be seen (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (87), Los Angeles 67 (83), Miami 78 (89), Minneapolis 53 (72), New Orleans 70 ( 90), New Mrs. Florence Streeter, Mrs. Winchester hoping to get his feeding in there. The distance (40) NANNY AND THE York 70 (85), Phoenix 84 (103), San Francisco 56 (73), Seattle 58 (82), St. Louis 60 (77) and Pauline Oark and Mrs, Ethel first shot at something. O.C. was too far to try even with the PROFESSOR Washington 72 ( 85). (UPI photo) Brown Swanson, past auxiliary presidents. believes if the first sight of the Mauser and quite a breeze was -8 :0 0 — red fox had been a hard cross blowing directly toward them, (3) YOUR HIT PARADE Workshop Seeks Wire Hangers Also, Mrs. Jennie Doggart, running shot the kid would have O.C. dropped back down the hill (8-40) SIX MILLION Mrs. Anna Koubik, and Mrs. Wash ’N Dri Moist Theatre an annual project of the Evelyn Law. SAVE made good. and made a large circle around DOLLAR MAN The Manchester Sheltered 2 5 “^ OFF OUR REG. Towelettes to approach from the opposite (18) SHARING OUR FAITH Time Schedule Workshop is sponsoring a drive workshop. Individuals, clubs, or TO LOW PRICES ON direction. (24) WASHINGTON WEEK a--- to collect wire hangers. public buildings with extra wire FILM RATING GUIDE IN REVIEW The clients of the workshop hangers are asked to donate Pkg. of 22 After about an hour's work sort the hangers saving only the them to the workshop. I Public ALL PICNIC JUGS 98c Size ... Burnside Theater — “Andy For Parents and O.C. believed he was getting - 8 : 3 0 - ones in good condition. They They may be brought to the (3) GOOD TIMES Warhol’s Frankenstein,” 7:30- In Today’s Want Ads! pretty close and came onto an straighten them, and assemble workshop in the Lincoln AND COOLER CHESTS! Their Children (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH 9:30 Records Sweet ’N Low old toteroad. Just beyond a them in bundles of 25. Building, Town Hall, all town Showplace Theatre — “Car­ Reg. three foot high stump the road - 9 : 0 0 - The bundles are then grouped ^ fire stations, and Manchester QCNERAL AUDIENCES nal Knowledge,” 7:15-9:15 1.29 to 1 8 8 8 Ail Agn Admitted (3) MOVIE in lots of 1,000 and resold to Community College at both Warranty Deeds turned sharply to the left to 24.99 TO Pkg. of 100 avoid a rock outcrop. "The Legend of Lylah Clare" (1968) Blue Hills Drive-In — “Em­ commercral cleaners. Hartford Rd. and Bidwell St. Malcolm J. and Katherine M. 97c S ize .... (18) BILLY GRAHAM Big assortment of styles and sizes . . . big savings! I T»Kt MUTES 15 . 84 . 16 (EXIT H5| M9 9333 ] I T»E BQIITtS 15 . 84 . 86 (EXIT 951M9 93MI O.C. carefully climbed up on bassy,” 8:45; “Italian Graf­ The wire hanger collection is campus. Kerr to Michael T. and CRUSADE fARCNTAL GUIDANCE top of the stump to see over the fiti,” 10:40 Marcelle J. Ringbloom, proper­ Ron Ltebman - David Selby^ Mitchum Spray ALL GENUINE TONITE AD M ."^ SUGGESTED thick growth and looked down (20-22-30) MOVIE Vernon Cine 1 — “Butch ty at 51 Cooper St., $33,000. Some MMeriel May Not Be "Kaleidoscope" Cassidy & the Sundance Kid,” Olive F. Nadeau to Thomas SAVE OFF OUR REG. Deodorant 2 o R M T f ' H ...... SuHMMt For Pra Toonageri on three deer standing in the L J W I I COtOM'flluit road around the turn. The four (24) BEHIND THE LINES 7:10-9:10 F. (Conran Jr. and Ruth E. TO ‘ LOW PRICES ON HUMMEL FIGURINES 25 5Qz. of us stared at one another. - 9 : 3 0 - Vernon Cine 2 — “Super Conran, three parcels on 3.50 Size CASSIDV g (8-40) ODD COUPLE Cops,” 7:30-9:20 Grandview St. $59,000. AND THE SUNDANCE KID They looked very pretty to O.C. ALL 6 FT. To 7-1/2 FT. WESTfltCTED Manchester Drive-In — "Son Thomas F. Conran Jr. and Wonder how he looked to them? - : - RESTAUR AM & LOUNGE Paul Nawman Under 17requimaccomportv>no 10 00 Portnt or Adult Guordton Apparently not so good. (8-40) TOMA of Flubber,” 8:25; “Superdad,” Ruth E. Conran to F&M Robert Radford 9:45 RT. 83 ELUMfiTON TEL. 872-7328 or 872-7327 GARDEN UMBRELLAS! ^HIS SHOW ALL TIMES. (18) DAWSON MCALLISTER (instruction Inc., parcel on .Katharine Ross One by one they faded into the U.A. East 1 ■— “For Pete’s Untouched for Fine Food ami 4ltnoiphere 99« (24) MASTERPIECE Grandview St., $12,000. bushes and were gone. O.C.’s ri­ Sake,” 7:15-9:10 Choice of Over 20 Delicious Entrees Thomas F. (in ran Jr. and Reg. 4 1 7 7 fle might just as well have been THEATER 17.49 to 1 3 4 4 U.A. East 2 — “Claudine,” Plus Elaborate Salad Bar Ruth E. (inran to John R. and 54.99 ^ NO ONE UNDER 17 ADMITTED in camp. - 1 0 : 3 0 - 7:30-9:20 SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY Shirley Hull, property at 96 (A ft limn moy vary EXTRA SHOWS SAT. MIDNITE BOTH OHES That was buck fever. (18) NEW DIRECTIONS U.A. East 3 — “Terminal (CLOSED MONDAY) Washington St., $38,000. Assorted sizes, styles and colors. SAVE in coriain artMl When O.C. hears someone OPEN SUNDAY 4:38 to 9 P.M. - 11: 00- Man,” 7:30-9:30 John R. and Shirley Hull to who has done much hunting say Summer Hours (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Meadows Drive-In — "White Robert S. and Colby C. i% OFF OUR REG. - MPAA they never had buck fever he is ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES. (20) SAN FRANCISCO Lightning,” 8:45; ‘‘Super Bycholski, property on White SAVE LOW PRICES ON TONIGHT inclined to be a bit skeptical. Up to is o people CHILDREN SOC BEAT Cops,” 10:40 St., $37,000. Remington 600Watt Kodak Smile Saver Our Own Pierre Dore It’s a good experience, helps to ^ r l J. Glenney to Robert J. Polaroid THIS SHOW ONLYI prepare you to avoid it on later - 1 1 : 3 0 - FAMOUS LILY Styler Dryer Pocket 10 Outfit (3) MOVIE and Marion J. Friday, property Minute Maker Kit 17 Jewel Watches occasiooa. . "Flame Over India" (1959) at 71 Weaver Rd., $^,000. • 40 - 9 oz. COLD CUPS | Our SAVE Why be ashamed of it? Our OFF OUR (8-40) WIDE WORLD IN WATER WARNING Charles J. Davidson and • 30 ■ 7” PLATES Reg. AN Reg. /O REG. LOW CONCERT NEW YORK (UPI) - The Lloyd Thomas Davidson to • 24 • 9” PLATES 26.99 EXTRA m s A 17.97 19.97 PRICES (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON 12.97 newly elected president of Francis and Barbara J. YOUR CHOICE Includes Pocket tOcambra, soft pouch Operates on low or high speed for 26.40 CO-HIT I BLAST! the American Water Works Rasmus, property at 73 Walnut Everything you need for instant color! case. 3 X-Cubes, extender, color film Manual wind calendars, elec­ Choose Colorful styling or drying. Brush and 2 . . ..camera . . . film . , . cubes and| and picture frame. tronics, automatics; sport or dress This printing test pattern is Association warns that St., $29,000. comb attachments. #PD600 Decorator Designs | case. 10 per store. No Rain Checks. for men and women. Honisses Closes part of The Herald quality con­ inexpensive water has been Administrator’s Deed ISHABOO of WILLIMANTIC] Reg. 75' Pkg. PKG. For Renovations trol program in order to give taken for granted too long. Josiah J. Lessner, ad­ you one of the^finest “That era is ending,” presents ministrator of the estate of SAVE Lee Motorcycle Parts & Accessories! The 129-year-old Honiss newspapers in the nation. Robert B. Hilbert said re­ Dorothea S. Breadheft, to 10”x17” Adjustable OVER Oyster Ifouse in Hartford, cently. “Water is too cheaply Melvin McGowan, property at Double Hibachi SIMICHROME POLISH timely purchased by two Manchester 125 Lenox St., $27,000. priced. We’re water spoiled. Will not scratch; Reg. 1.69...... 99*= 5 Gal. men last week, has been closed Users will have to begin FREDDIE KING Attachment Timeliness is so for refurbishing, co-owner Judd B. Golden & Sons Inc. against Heavy Cast REAR VIEW MIRROR changing their habits—and Iron Bowl important in these Campion said Thursday. c . Thomas Colla, property on Tech soon.” 66 Reg..8.99 Fits right or left side, Reg. 2.99...... fast-moving times, few The association which Broad St., $3,500. 2.14 people can get along Campion, who bought the The Texas CannonbalV’ Trade Names Seal TECHNICOLOR ■ S Hilbert heads represents the Deluxe 10" lo 20” Hibachi, Reg. 9.99...... 6 .6 6 ADJ. CYCLE GOGGLES without an accurate, historic seafood restaurant It PuntY water utilities of North Craig F. White and Charles along with Richard Dennison, Only 40 Assorted Per Store, No Rainchecks.______Fits all heads, helmets, Reg. 3.99 ...... Driveway Sealer sm dependable watch. America. Jack (iniam , doing business as G.E. Automatic 2.97 said it will reopen later this C THURSDAY, AUG. 1st Willowbrook Associates, 139 E. month. 18 Inch Coffeemaker CLUTCH OR BRAKE Our Timeliness is also Admission $2.00 Center St. Reg. ASSEMBLY, Reg. 3.99 Ea. c h o ic e 2.99 important when you Donald Pulford, doing Table Grill Our 7.99 have a specific buying, “We’re trying to bring it back FRi. & SAT., AUG. 2nd & 3rd 6.40 business as National Speed Reg. NEW LEVER ASSEMBLY to what it once was,” Campion selling, renting or Admission $3.00 Center of Manchester, 73 Our 11.97 Fits clutch or brakes, Reg. 6.59 4.66 Coal tar pitch emulsion resists oil, hiring need. And the said of the refurbishing. Reg. 8.70 gasoline and weather. Protects and Tolland Tpke. Brews up to 8 cups, delicious beautifies your driveway. Want Ad is the timely The work being undertaken Marriage Licenses 5.99 QUAKER STATE 4-CYCL^OTORCYCLE OIL includes a new cocktail lounge everytime! Automatic shutoff, way to solve that need. Henry Joseph O’Brien, East keep warm feature. #CM4 SAE 20W50. Reg. 89c Qt. 2 Qls. per CustomerCustom Applicator Brush...... 2 .1 9 and bar at the 44 State St. Flip'over folding legs, non­ 77 111 iTO$: HARTFORD OrMni, with chotc* of drtuing; Plcklod B U; Potilo of your cholct; Coli BIG COUNTY Reg. $25 S i r.v.*.v.*.vv.x*:>t •.:*y.:.y.:.M.w.v.v. Slaw; Hot Vogtltbl*; Soup; Julc*. 2.09 Ea...... I I ALBANY, N. Y. (UPI) - FAMOUS BRANDS FEDDERS, WESTINGHOUSE, EMERSON, G.E. fiLJense'*®® OHLY WILL BE CLOSED Albany County, where the Superman, Batman. Robin WHIRLPOOL. H P , Example; eiim state’s capitol is located, was Aquaman, Capt. America, GET A NEW 1974 AIR CONDITIONER AT SENSATIONAL SAVINGS THAT ®«ekv*a,h, e , _ 1 9* ^ - rj59o * 799)0 1 3 larffiAiooD ATTENTION KUNNES! once one of the largest coun­ Tarzan, Spiderman, etc. DWARF OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES, GET THE UNPARALLELED FOR ONE WEEK CALDOR SERVICE, ONE YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE PLUS 5 (For Children 10 and Under) ties in the state. It tooi^ in an YEAR WARRANTY ON REFRIGERATION SYSTEM! f'VHUIIMRBOlI area now comprised of Nerf Football NOT ALL STYLES IN ALL MW Schenectady, Montgomery, STORES — NO RAIN CHECKS U C H T fO O I" HOT DOG or AUGUST 5 and will 'Washington, Columbia, By Parker 569-2800 Rensselaer, Saratoga, War­ Reg. MANCHESTER SALE: FRI. & SAT. ONLY AT ren, Hamilton and Fulton 2.79...... Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. REOPEN AUGUST 12th. (UmK 2 per Child) counties, and parts of 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9 a.m. lo 9:30 p.m. , RATED FILMS • NO ONE ADMITTED UNDER 11^ 677 Silver Lane East Hartford I YEARS OF APE. POSITIVE ID REQUIRED. Schoharie and Greene coun­ ties. PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Aug. 2, 1974 It - 1 < MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,- Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Aug. 2, 1974— PAGE FIVE

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Founded Oct, 7, 1881 X' Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Can You Dig It? 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation iAT* department, 647-9946. Published every evening except Sun­ By Mary Raum a contour map of the area to chances of its breaking are days and holidays. Entered at the The scene; South Windsor, 4 - determine how far the site Member Audit Bureau of Circulation slim. This is why we found so Marichester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ 500 years ago. Picture an Indian could conceivably extend. After many perfect ones: ovet a hun­ cond Class Mail Matter. village bustling with activity. completing this, Ken and Tom dred from this small area Women are cooking over Burl L. Lyons, Publisher put in a series of test pits to see alone. 'v' The Manchester Publishing Co. several hearths, men are out if the soil stratigraphy cor­ We found only one heavy tool, assumes no financial responsibility for hunting and children are related with that of the main a three-quarter grooved adz, playing. Over in the clearing, typographical errors appearing in adver­ excavation. It did match, with used in woodworking. This was 'fit' 'tm : several young warriors are lighter soil for a few feet and Suggested Carrier Rates tisements and other reading matter in a relatively important find at learning the art of arrow­ then darker soil with large Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. • y the site, because it was the first making from an elder of the amounts of sandstone and artifact to be found which One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Single C opy...... tribe. They are working with quartz chips. This made quite a employed this systematic 15(T three full days prior to publication. quartz and their first attempts large area of potential site: By Carrier, Weekly...... 75)T method of digging. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon are crude. Busily hammering enough for many summers The artifacts we found will be ••• One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon away when they are called to worth of digging by other studied and analyzed at the Six Months...... $19 50 Friday for publication Saturday and eat, they drop everything and aspiring archaeologists. University. An attempt will be Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. run, leaving these traces of The main excavation was made to reconstruct the Mail Rales Upr)n Request their civilization to be un­ 30x10 feet. We used an ordinary lifestyle of the prehistoric In­ covered by a UConn garden trowel to scrape off dians of this area, and to com­ archaeological team in the sinall amounts. For the more pare them to other tribes in summer of 1974. delicate work, we used other areas. It’s fascinating to ’The group was headed by Dr. sharpened pieces of bamboo think that 4,500..years ago the Business Passes Douglas Jordan, who was and paint brushes, so as not to situation was so different. assisted by Ken Feder from disturb any clues to the past. There were no concrete New York. Six students par­ It’s slow arid meticulous work, , V buildings or bridges, just ticipated in the dig. From the but when you uncover a “point” An Inflated Buck ...... — lAiwafc.n.T.-y.xsaMMgiaMau^ groups of Stone Age Indians University, Dave Swigtek, Tom' or a “feature,” such as a Sailboats on the Connecticut River near Old Saybrook (Photo by Reginald Pinto) living at peace with their en­ r - • Borden, Marcel Aillery, and hearth, knowing that the last vironment. Archaeology makes Businessmen are paying premiums Worst of alL businessmen have myself took part. The group’s time anyone used it was 4,500 it possible for us to reconstruct as high as 20 to 30 per cent over posted other member, Karl Bender, years ago, it makes it all these times and see how man become afraid of what the govern­ came from Arizona State worthwhile. prices to assure delivery of supplies has progressed and learned I .Vv ment will do next. And they mean both University. At that time, the Indians of from his mistakes. they need to fulfill contracts over the Open Forum ’The site was relatively close the area used quartz to make Congress and the administration. For anyone who is con­ next 15 to 20 months. Max Lerner to the Connecticut River but it their arrowheads and templating archaeology, two 2 I was on a small rise, so as to spearheads. They gathered key words are patience and More and more suppliers are protect it from minor flooding. quartz Cobbles, and using a dedication. It’s hard work and M demanding that buyers sign contracts What all this means to you and me is Comments The owner of the land calls the quartz hammer-stone, they the chances of making an earth- Amtrak Has A area “Woodchuck Knoll.” Ap­ split them length-wise. Each with open-ended pricing which means guaranteed, continuing inflation for a shattering discovery are slim. The Greek Changeover parently, the woodchucks, in half was then chipped and You can go for days, even (SAM photo by Mike Tierney) the buyer pledges to pay whatever the long time to come. It means prices the process of burrowing, fashioned into a functional weeks on end, without finding price may be in the future, depending that are not going down in the Lot To Learn deposited some artifacts on the point. Very often, if the quartz anything. If you have the Student archaeologists dig their way into the past, at a South Wind­ surface, which were sub­ was flawed, they wouldn’t qualities mentioned above, con­ They Dig The Past on the producer’s rising costs. These sor located site. The excavation is part of a nine-credit summer forseeable future — prices, in fact, To the editor: sequently found. finish working it, leaving what sider it. Like I did, you’ll have a of suitcases. This leaves my NEW YORK-With the end­ course offered by the University of Connecticut escalator clauses force the buyer to that will go up at a rate businessmen If this letter saves one family husband. All seats and tables ment assignments. As lethal as is a centrist with few illusions Tom, Dave and I surveyed the we call a “preform.” Quartz is lot of fun and good times and or person the grief and misery ing of their ice age — the the tyranny itself was the inef­ either about the military right area in order to determine how an extremely hard mineral, and meet some really terrific peo­ demand similar promises from his themselves cannot predict. The future are taken by the other 14 glacial rule of the generals and my family suffered, it’s worth children and ten adults. My hus­ ficiency that came with it. or the far left, since he has had high the rise was. We also made once a point is made, the ple. Sam own customers. has become so filled with uncertain­ the time of writing. I am colonels — a more difficult task Thus when the crunch of the long and bitter experience with band and another passenger begins for the Greeks. A tyran­ The current super-high interest talking about Amtrak. Cyprus crisis came, there was both. But he won’t escape the ties, in fact, that industry is digging in took shifts sharing and sleeping ny can sometime collapse of its My husband and I and three on an 8-foot bar. no talent available to make and ordeal bound to beset a new rates are being factored into more for safety in ways which will slow the own weakness, as this one did. children (ages two, three and By the next morning, we had carry out the necessary government, caught in a tight SAM Sports Notes Summer Youth Scene But the sum of the inner and more contracts, both short and day of recovery. four) traveled'from Jefferson decisions to prevent a dis­ military-diplomatic crisis gotten accustomed to oiJr home weaknesses of a society doesn’t City, Mo., to Hartford via New astrous full-scale war with before it can turn to serious The cross country races held at MCC for SAM wishes to thank the two ( (HUpilrtl and fl ritlrn liy Sninnu'r .ii'livilh’s in yidiirhaslor (SAM). long-term ones. for the next day. At two o’clock add up to a working democracy. Matches will be at the Manchester York. This 1,200 mile 29-hour Turkey, followed perhaps by a measures of internal reform. all age divisions, are now well under way. bands who filled Ml. Nebo with in the afternoon the train ran That depends on uncovering Memorial Courts on the three tournament But businessmen’s woes do not stop An inventor, president of a highly- trip turned into a 37-hour revolution inside Greece. That The Turks have not made ’The fourth out of five races to be run, is enjoyable music at last Satur­ out of soda and sandwiches. strengths and building on them. d a p , Wednesday, Aug. 14, through here. Shortages of both skilled men ordeal. was when the saner members things easier for him by their scheduled for this Wednesday night at 6:30 day night’s concert. Skyway successful firm, is putting his new Only hot meals and water left. A favoring wind did come out Friday, Aug. 16. Registration must be We reserved our tickets two of the junta had to turn to the violations of the cease-fire in a p.m. was the jazz band who per­ (spot welders, anodizers, engineers) By five o’clock we were five of the tumult of the Cyprus war, completed by Aug. 9, by calling the SAM ideas in a card file — not bothering to months ahead of time as exiled civilian politicians. ruthless effort to nail down These races, sponsored by SAM and formed for the approximately hours late and what a hassle to since it led to the fall of the office at 649-2506 between 8:30 and 12:30, 1,500 persons in attendance. and materials (special alloys, railway suggested. When the time came History, freedom and reason their military presence on MCC, began July 17. A large number of Monday through Friday. In order to patent or not seeking development as get in the dining car. Since the malodorous Greek junta, which They may be contacted for to board the train, our car was had their ironic revenge. Cyprus. Nor have the Russians, runners participate every week. The 50-60 register, you must be a town resident and cars, steel casing) are spreading he would have a few years back, train was so late they didn’t had botched the anti-Makarios bookings by calling Tod Ber­ Max. Speed Limit To Be 88 no where in sight, let alone our count on serving supper. It was who have tried to get into the persons taking part encompass a wide cannot be a teaching pro. rapidly. coup. A military defeat may The military men were thus man at 242-6889. A because costs are so great and four seats. Where does one go act by wooing the Turks and range of ages: elementary grade runners - Trial registration is now being taken for what they had you ate dr sometimes act like a clarifying Kids supplied the other half of abiding the limit. What are the results of all these when there are no seats? The nothing. sent back to their barracks not Makarios and who will soon the over 40 crowd. a Boating Day, slated for Aug. 17. By Laine Dyer for a terrible downfall, with the ting a hole in the bottom of his Congressional pressure against •sickness and the accident of the through a civilian popular Saturday night’s enjoyment. As Has the gas shortage only car left, the dining car. The train finally pulled in at again have to decide whether SAM will sponsor a Student Tennis Tour­ Interested persons should call the SAM of­ S.Y.S. Page Editor advent of America’s metric shoe will no longer be able to problems? One of the most significant profits so staunch that he can’t afford coup did exactly that. It showed revolt but through a self­ did Skyway, this rock group It’s 1984 and you’re driving miraculously cured itself? system. Women will no longer There we sat for two hours until 9:45 p.m. Half the passengers they will support a far-left nament Aug. 14, 15, and 16, for all fice at 649-2506 to sign up for the event to Has the world gone mad? boast: “I’d walk a mile for is the impact on high technology how sick the Greek political restraining pre-emptive coup movement In Greece. Manchester students. Grades 4-college. be held at Union Pond. donated their time and talent to down the road doing close to 90. feel the need to munch on diet to take chances. Most new concepts we reached St. Louis. While in m iss^ connections. Luckily for system was. bring music to Manchester’s No, the world has simply one.” He’ll be making the same St. Louis the I.C.C. grounded by the junta itself, whose Karamanlis has appealed to There will be the following divisions; A variety of aquatic events are planned A policeman sitting in his car cookies or drink only diet soda. hike for a puff, but will have to firms. needed to bring this country out of in­ us, a bus was leaving for Hart­ But chance is mostly necessi­ youth. For bookings. Kids may gone metric. Most countries the train for two and a half clearer-headed members made his people for time, and he will Singles, doubles, and mixed doubles, for for the competition. These wiil include: cheking for speeders nods to Exercise salons all over the say; “I’d walk 1.6 kilometers ford at midnight or we would ty wrapped in the veil of acci­ be reached through John are already using the metric These are the companies whose flation are high risk. Some succeed hours because there was no air- up for the blind excesses of need it to move toward the both males and females. Participants will Boating, sailing, rowing, canoeing, you as you pass by. He is country will be closing their for one.” have had to wait until 6:30 a.m. dent. 'The Turkish-Cyprus war their fellows. I call it pre­ Gearhart at 649-1755. system. The wiJI products are necessary for developing conditioning and not enough for another train. You can bet “ true and progressive be grouped according to the last grade kayaking, fishing, scuba diving, and raft pleased to see that you are doors forever. The average It seems the metric system is and some faii. To attract needed turns out to have been the emptive because it was democracy” he promises. But A set of keys which was left be soon to follow. The 1984 woman will weigh only 52. Even U cars. They added two cars and we were the first ones on that completed in the spring of 1974. floating contests. Any othqr suggestions really out to get us. It won’t new energy sources and energy­ means that historic necessity doubtless meant to head off a behind at Saturday’s SAM con­ driver will not be risking his life capital there must be sufficient profit we were asked to move. Much bus. the fact is that time will also Competition for Grades 4-6 will take for water related sports, excluding swim­ an overweight lady will only tip even let our songs alone. ”5 foot used to bring down a regime in possibly bloody revolution cert have been found. Anyone by driving close to 90...90 saving devices, for automating to our surprise, they added a work on the side of those place at 9 a.m. on the tournament days. ming, are welcome, as the event is stili in the scales at 68 kilograms or 2, eyes of blue,” will be out of on the successes to make up for losses It will be a long time, if ever, which decay had reached to the which could only have favored missing their keys is asked to kilometers, that is. Converted so; a far cry from her former snack car and the conductor who—since the early postwar Junior high players will participate at 1 its planning stages. All crafts must be Odyssey tune with the new measure­ operations in which skilled men are on the failures. before we ride the rails again. bone and beyond. Not only did the far left. It gives a moderate contact the SAM office at 649- back tom.p.h.,88k.p.h. is equal 150 pounds. said, “This is it.” So here we days of Communist-1^ civil p.m. and high school and college students supplied by the individual participants. ment method. “ 155 cen­ Amtrak has a lot to learn abput the Greek junta deserve to go 2506. to the energy-saving speed of 55 And what about that hot scarce, for speeding transportation This is not the situation today. sat for the next 1,100 miles. civilian regime a fighting war in 1945—have never given will start at 6 p.m. Film timeters, eyes of blue,” running a train service. down; its date with its historic chance to broaden its base, m.p.h. summer morning, when you and for increasing output per man The train hadn’t gone 10 miles up their hope of turning Greece definitely loses something- in The inventor files away his new Especially learning how to doom was long overdue. cope with its problems and Just last Saturday, the wake up sweating, to find it’s 25 when the air-conditioning broke into a “people’s democracy.” the translation. hour in order to hold down costs. count. You don’t sell 56 tickets Tyrannies are usually restore democracy. Tuesday Herald’s Mini-Page featured degrees out? Is it so hot that ideas. He’s getting by on old standbys, down again. People complain for a 40 passenger car and then the metric system. Most These firms are being driven to the brought down not because of Luckily for the Greeks they When a tyranny falls, after a Jacques Brel... Washington: you’ve gotten dilerious and G about animals left in a car with already-developed products which he try to fit them all in a snack their lapse from virtue but had a man who for seven years long disuse of democracy, it Money isn’t everything. In youngsters are already being have misread the ther­ A farmer in referring to his the windows rolled up, try 30 car. wall by the high cost of money, their can sell at almost any price he wants because of their debility. In the had been waiting in exile in gives the extremist groups fact, Adam Gaines, the main prepared in school for the mometer? No, it will actually “lower 40," will be foreced into people with windows that don’t The conductors and porters Went Lively and Well inability to secure funds at almost any Greek case there was a direct Paris for the phone call which their chance to make headway character in next Tuesday’s measurement changeover. be only 75 degrees F. out, saying he’s just finished plan­ to ask. open. The temperature was at were another thing. I have They’re learning that 1 cen­ relation between the two. The brought him back to Athens. with the people, as the example Summer Theatre Ill’s expressions and movements. Where The Beat SAM movie, “Adam at 6 a.m.” which, converted to the metric ting his “lower 16 hectare.” cost and by the growing unprofitabili- least 115 degrees. As nightfall He and his associates are not hurt­ never seen a group so dis­ repressions of the Greek Constantine Karamanlis is of of Portugal shows. The John Hutchinson sang several finds that money isn’t anything timeter equals 3/8-inch, 1 liter system, will read 2 degrees Advocates of the metric came the temperature did go current production of “Jacques ty of high-risk ventures. courteous and rude. Instead of regime dried up the flow of the breed of politicians who difference is that the Greeks songs, one of which deserves ■at all. It has only bought him a equals 1 quart, 1 kilogram Centigrade. system praise it for its efficien­ ing. But we are. down. By 2 a.m. the air- Brel is Alive and Well and helping us out ,they made it talent into the middle and make the Greek political have been linked with particular attention. His dead-end life. Adam had a equals 2.2 pounds, 1 meter Even our home-spun sayings cy and world-wide popularity. conditioning decided to work. I worse with their “It’s your Living in Paris” pleased an Goes On equals 3'/a feet, etc. higher posts. Few outside the democracy for centuries. In will be affected by the Based on a system of lO's, they grant you, not for long though. system as much leader- audience of young and old alike. presentation of “ Fanette” Porsche, a guaranteed future, problem” attitude. military would take govern­ oriented as party-oriented. He fact, they started it. brought tears to the eyes of the and all the girls that money But there are some vital changeover. When someone say it will make life easier. But Now where do you put three A fine job was done by all on the I did learn one thing on this audience. His superb voice and By John Mrosek week was an appearance by could buy. But he was not able statistics that the change will takes too much advantage of a what will really be its effect on small children to sleep in a final night of the final presenta­ America Settles Down trip however, no matter how agile movements gave the Last week, Washington was Rep. Donald Riegle of to purchase happiness. That is bring that the Mini-Page didn't situation, we will no longer be us? Think of the pounds that the snack bar, let alone two adults? tion of the season. rough things were the audience a feeling of sorrow. the scene of the final week of a Michigan, author of the book, something that could not be cover. It is this article’s pur­ able to say: “give him an inch , ctange will cause everyone in Well, one child got the table, Other Editors Say The show is a series of im­ The mobile American may be passengers on our car stuck and six-week governmental in­ "0, Congress.” The book is his handed to him on a silver pose, then, to acquaint you with and he’ll take a mile.” The well tne country to shed. The now the study shows that only 31.8 per cent one the seat, I had the other worked together. What little pressions of combined French some of this necessary settling down a bit. Recent data from farce which Brel, the author, Kathleen Roche-Zujko was ternship program conducted un­ personal diary for a year and it platter; he would have to find it known quote will have to normfSl body temperature of of all Americans changed their seat. I was going to put the comfort we had cahie from der the auspices of the involves both his personal and for himself. knowledge: ' become: “give him 2.5 cen­ 98.6 degrees F. will drop to a older child on the floor until I has singled out for musical loved by the audience because the Census Bureau indicates that them, surely not Amtrak. Republican Congressional professional life. Riegle does On his quest for happiness, ...Ever see a girl with the timeters and he’ll take 1.6 new low of 37 degrees Cen­ residences during a three-year period noticed cockroaches running all Steele^ Guinea Pig Candidate expression. of her beautiful voice and families are pulling up stakes less Mrs. James Sarles Jr. members. The week’s not hold back. A past Nixon stu­ Adam, played by Michael eye-catching measurements, kilometers.” Somehow, that tigrade. ending March, 1973, compared to a dver. With the help of other A song titled “Next” was expressive movements. “My 45 Hudson St. proceedings were attended by dent, he became turned off and Douglas, sets off for the 90-55-87? In the new metric loses some of its old appeal, but Indeed, there will be both ad­ frequently than they did a decade ago. passengers we made a bed out sung by Art Cloutier with great Death” deserves the greatest change rate of 60 per cent for any Manchester Manchester students, as were discontinued his support by Midwest. The movie turns into system, any normally propor­ you have to change these vantages and disadvantages. I If any Republican this fall can es­ expression. The song described amount of praise. Kathleen According to “Land Use Digest,’’ need to modify flat grants on welfare, the preceding five-week backing Rep. Paul McCloskey a modern Odyssey as he looks tioned girl of 36-22-35 inches can Ihings, measure for measure. guess we’ll just have to weigh three years in the 1960s. what Brel thinks it is like to expressed Brel’s feelings boast her larger centimeter cape the tarry touch of Watergate, it he is willing to see the state move take one’s place in the line of almost as if she had written the sessions. Others attending of California, for the 1968 GOP for a life and new ideals close to A welj known cigarette com­ them when the time comes. But besides this writer were MHS Presidential nomination. the land. Adam’s life changes figure. pany will be undergoing a then again, will we weigh them Today^s Thought will be Robert Steele, campaigning toward negotiation with its employe- life, where you take your turn song herself. All of the songs The diet product industry is in “next” like everyone else. she sang, she felt. students David Jacobs, Stephen No minute of the Washington as he discovers the answers he slogan change. The man spor­ in pounds, or kilograms?... for governor of Connecticut. The Bill Whitaker^s Manchester labor groups, he is a conditional en­ Marcy Goldberg sings a song There was no particular B. Hirschfeld, and East experience was the same. The seeks are not to be captured Catholic students Steven “Dear Gift of Life” — A I hear, whether a flock of chirp maverick congressrhan has deter­ vironmentalist. He is against the oil entitled “Sons Of,” but really theme in “Jaques Brel,” but it only constant thing was the easily. Man’s Encounter With Death” ing birds, or the whispering outdoes herself with her presen­ s e e i ^ to catch Brel’s life and Lappen, Tim Charelbois and appearances by the Republican Lee Purcell joins Michael mined not to duck the Nixon stigma, refinery in Long Island Sound but will Almanac is a collection of the writings of wind, or of traffic with its tation of Brel’s “No, Love, appealed to all. Angela Kalisiak. Congressmen. Sen. Weicker Douglas in the P.G. color film, Bradford Smith covering the urgency, is dear. The growing but fight it. consider a “white-gloves” jperation You’re Not Alone.” March Directed by Bob Vater, the The program was co­ was very inspiring in his that runs for 100 minutes. Come This Summer Youth Scene Page is prepared by SAM (Summer Activities in Manchester). sponsored by Sen. Lowell P. appearances, as was Rep. time between his learning that light is an omen, and a good Steele is going out to become the inland. described Brel’s feeling well, production well deserved the to Mt. Nebo Tuesday night at It aims to make summer in Manchester mean a little more. Anyone having news articles, Unilcd Press International he had terminal cancer and his one. Thoughts crowd in, and the Weicker Jr., Rep. Robert McKinney. Rep. Steele was dark and see how life changed guinea pig of election reform. He has not only through the use of her standing ovation it received. — features, editorials, stories, poems, or drawings of interest to youth, is asked to share Today is Friday, Aug. 2, the death. The following two mind’s wheels begin their busy He is adamantly against a state in­ voice, but also with her Marcy Riter Steele, presently the very impressive in his in­ for Adam at 6 a.m. Republican gubernatorial them by contacting Marilaine Dyer, SYS page editor, at 649-2506. 214th day of 1974 with 151 to exerpts from his diary are en­ turning like those of the cars pledged to accept no more than $100 come tax as is the Democratic telligent style. Sarasin was also follow. choice. Rep. Ronald A. Sarasin, titled, “The Fun of Living.” and trucks out on the main from any one source as a campaign a very distinguished speaker. The moon is full. 9-12- '63 But Why don’t we road. nominee Ella Grasso and everybody and Rep. Stuart McKinney. The Students in last week’s The morning stars are Mer­ speak more of the fun of living? Morning has always been a contribution, and to make a full finan­ else on both tickets. More to the point, program consisted of program were able to compare cury, Venus, Jupiter and appearances by the aforemen­ this year’s gubernatiorial can­ It fun to think to read, to doze, good time for me; I have cial report every 30 days. to date he has refrained from making 2 Saturn. to play music, to walk, to smell always awakened in eagerness tioned, presentations by agency didates, as a special Connecticut’s new election reform flappenings The evening star is Mars. the new mown hay or the most to get on with the day’s work. big promises of state aid which would officials (ACTION, the EPA, appearance by Rep. Ella NASA, and HEW), speakers Those born on this date are air of a summer morning, just But now that I know my morn­ law still isn’t good enough, as far as trigger the need for new taxes. And as Grasso was made possible. The from the offices of the con­ Side Rec, 10-11:30 a.m .; under the sign of Leo. as the sun warms it. It’s fun to ings are, like all men’s, majority of the group felt that (August 2-9) Steele is concerned. He sees “very a renegade, chosen over the wishes of gressmen, cultural activities, Ceramics Class, West Side Rec, American actress Myrna Loy drive a car, write a check, eat a limited, even if they come to a Steele conducted himself in a Aug. 2 (Friday)—Folk Danc­ 1:30-3:30 p.m.; SAM movie: was born Aug. 2, 1905. meal, duck in out of the rain, few thousand more, they are glaring loopholes,” especially those the machine, he owes nothing to such as tours and plays, and more professionai manner. ing in the Park: Ethnic perfor­ visits to the House and Senate “Adam at 6 a.m.,” Mt. Nebo On this day in history: run into a friend on the street, too precious to take for which enable candidates to set up With similar questions being mances with audience par­ anybody in this department and can Galleries and various com­ Field, starts at dark. Free ad­ In 1858, the first street letter open a letter or write one, buy a granted. I must taste them, and posed to both, a direct com­ ticipation, by the fountain in “dummy front committees” to spread mittee meetings. mission. boxes for mail collection were new suit, make a pun, mow the everything, both for the first make his own commitments on the parison was made possible. Bushnell Park, Hartford, 7-9 installed in Boston and New lawn; have a bath, clean up the time and the last. And so should contributions. merits. The trip proved to be a totally Steele, once named as one of p.m. (Sunday performance: 5-7 York. desk after a good day’s work. we all do, always. enjoyable experience with the nation’s top ten ecological p.m.) Aug. 7 (Wednesday) — His own campaign will be run as a Two sleeper advantages are held by In 1934, Adolf Hitler What, in fact, isn’t it fun to do? Submitted by many exciting opportunities. It analysts, answered the Aug. 3 (Saturday) — “300 Quilting Class, West Side Rec, pilot operation in campaign reform, proclaimed himself as Ger­ Well, I could answer that. But Ruth Cavin Steele that could make his run here is inconceivable to this writer questions directly and stated Years of Connecticut Architec­ 10-11:30 a.m.; Multicrafts many’s absolute dictator upon how any American citizen, what he had done and what he ture,” prepared by Conn. Com­ Class, West Side Rec, 1:30-3:30 most of the things I do are fun. Second Congregational and he hopes to make it a “referen­ less of an underdog affair. the death of President Paul von Happy man! Church regardless of his views, would will do. Mrs. Grasso was far mission on the Arts and William p.m.; Cross Country Races TMt CNTFCMmcC MTIMCM Hindenburg. dum” on whether Connecticut people not be totally thrilled. Many Benton Museum of Art. At (sponsored by SAM and MCC) A R3UTICIAN AND A Once you have faced the fact less direct in her style. 6 TAT 6 SMANJ 6:30 p.m.; Teen Splash Party, In 1968, a major earthquake that you yourself are mortal, really do want to drive big money and new friends were found as the This intern program for Farmington Valley Arts is : A F'OUTICiflN TVlNKS Herald One is his record as an able, tireless Waddell Pool, 8-10 p.m.; OFTMEMCXTSLECriON rocked Manila, principal city of today’s down, since it may be week’s events unfolded. This students was locally made Center, Avon, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. AMDA STATESMAN UtUTEWANT special interests out of the election organizer and campaigner — a talent Summer Chillers Film Series the Philippines, killing 307 per­ the last, comes with all the Yesterdays \ writer was interviewed for possible by the town GOP com­ (Sunday hours; 1-4 p.m.) TMINKS OF THE NEXr « ^ E R N O R sons. machinery. It’s a daring ploy for radio by one of Sen. Weicker’s Movie: “Murder She Said,” Generation. force and newness of the fir«t, that earned him the nomination. mittee, with the selection made Aug. 4 (Sunday) — American cwi< 25 Year AgO\ (Agatha Christie tale), Jewish ^ 0 1 DATE , In 1971, America’s Apollo 15 and so eternity is bent within “taking Watergate head-on,” as he aides and on another occasion, on a strictly non-partisan basis. Youth Hostel bike hike. Leader J astronauts blasted off the Appointees of Gov. Chester The other is that an uncounted by a free-lance radio worker Everyone who is a high school will be chosen from group that denter. West Hartford, 8 p.m. the arc of personal experience. coM ecnc(j^ (Respected^ moon, ending man’s second Bowles are unanimously puts it, and it’s good politics besides. number of habitual radio listeners are from Manchester. The worker, junior should be heartily en­ meets at Mary Cheney Library, Aug. 8 ( Thursday) — Pottery (XMPTROLL So time, though it threatens the Class, West Side Rec, 1:3(0-3:30 UEAbEO B^4dm(i-e-“The Paint­ fMMENTS A thought for the day: Latin now. I wake to the music of Helicopter dusting is used on strength of the essay that the SAM photos by John Mrosek) Class, West Side Rec, 1:30-3:30 writer Syrus said, "A good shade grown tobacco here. road but more enlightened than those father. The votes against Bob Senior (SAM pholot by John Mrosek) ment proceedings. They have applicant writes. Don’t pass up p.m.; House Plant Care Class, ing” by Ionesco. Hartford thanks for the dear gift of life U.S. Rep. Robert Steele, a candidate for governor of Experimental Theater, at reputation is more valuable St. James kindergarten is to of the Republican incumbent Gov. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. speaks to America’s hope for previously covered some a rewarding opportunity: Apply West Side Rec, 7:30 p.m. and with eager plans for the would be few and far between. — Wooden Ships/Inner Spaces, 8 than money." uses of the day. The first sound close due to lack of teachers. the future; youth. national political conventions. and see first hand how the Connecticut, speaks to the student interns of their impor­ Aug. 6 (Tuesday) — Crewel Thomas Meskill. He acknowledges the Meriden Morning Record One of the specialties of the American beat goes on. tance to our country. and Needlepoint Class, West p.m. i )

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PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Aug. 2, 197« M^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. Aug. 2. 11774- PAGE SEVEN UAC Expands Bomb Case Scholarships At Rham I United Aircraft Corp. an­ nounced today it is expanding with its college scholarship program Bound Over FRANK ATWOOD for the children of its employes. / Under the new program, the VERNON (UPI) - Four number of college scholarships former students charged in con­ awarded annually is almost nection with an explosion at the S he H e m lb quadrupled, eligibility is Regional Hebron-Andover- extended to more students, and Marlhorough High School in Area Profile there are no restrictions on Hebron have been bound over to recipients’ fields of study. Tolland County Superior Court. The revisions reflect employe Charged with first degree ar­ suggestions for improving the son and conspiracy to commit award program, which was arson are Robert Cranfield, 18, started in 1953. of Marlborough; James Ellis, Hinchliff Wins Close Race, United Aircraft has been 18, and David Poirier, 17, both awarding 11 full-tuition ’ '. -'--4. dMRB A of Hebron; and Eugene Turner, scholarships each year to 18, of Andover. children of its employes. Begin­ Poirierxwas also charged, in Backmender Will Primary ■ - i' ^ ning with the fall term next Willimantic Circuit Court, with year, it will give 40 scholarships illegal possesion of explosives HEBRON derided him, indicated he would Backmender had 38 votes to 42 annually. Each will be valued at but the charge was not sent to call for a primary. have chosen such means I up to $2,000 a year. the Superior Court. Nancy Foote for Hinchliff for a total of 80. would have presented to the The thir^ contender for the Three persons had indicated Eligibility will be open to ■L - Police said that on June 25, Correspondent nomnation was Gerald Cross. caucus individuals who would children of all company what they termed a “hazardous they were abstaining, but one have testified otherwise. 228-3970 He withdrew after the second totally blank ballot was cast. employes except elected of­ device” exploded at the school, Edward Hinchliff, incumbent “I do not believe that in such ballot, releasing his supporters Since 84 votes had appeared ficers. Twenty of the 40 slightly injuring one student probate judge, won the GOP’s an extremely close contest that to vote for the candidate of on both the first and second scholarships will go to children and leading to dismissal of endorsement for I'e-election 84 can represent the wishes of their choice. ballots, the chairman ruled that whose parents are employed by lib' ”1 \ Young Bolton Gymnast at Work classes for the last two days of Thursday night in a tight three- over 740 registered Eighty-four were eligible to the blank should be counted as Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, the school. way contest that went into a Republicans. corporation’s largest division. vote. On the first ballot 29 votes an abstention and that Hinchliff Nine-year-old Patricia Vine successfully completes a back walk-over which she learned A second device was safely fourth ballot. “Nor do I feel that this can­ The awards no longer will be were cast for Backmender, 29 was one short of the majority during the Bolton gymnastics program. She is being assisted by Richard Nietupski, direc­ removed from the school and In the last ballot he defeated didate, especially after losing limited to studies leading to a for Hinchliff, and 25 for Cross. he needed for nomination. tor of the program. Patty is now in her second year of summer gymnastics. She is the similar devices were found in Atty. Harvey Backmender 43 to an election last year for the degree in engineering, One voter abstained. The fourth ballot gave the homes of two of the four 36 with five abstentions. school board could possibly mathematics, or the physical or daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Vine, Hebron R. (Herald photo by Holland) On the second ballot Hinchliff the 43 to 36 tally and charged. All four have been After the caucus carry the Republican banner to life sciences. Backmender got 29, Hinchliff the endorsement of the caucus. • ■St ; graduated from the school. All Backmender, saying that victory in November. Recipients will continue to be 32, Cross 22. One abstained. Hinchliff was nominated by four have been released on $3,- speeches during the caucus had "It was pointed out by selected competitively by a On the third ballot John Sibun, Cross by Clifford 500 non-surety bonds and their Hinchliff supporters that the S ® Coventry Garden Club on the green at North Coventry can be board whose members have no Wright, and Backmender by Distribution Center Will Rise Here 56th District cases continued until Aug. 6. judge of probate must be a man 5 ft M^S Congregational Church, vfsible at connection with United. John Fitzgibbons. sensitive to the people, one who left Mrs. L.F. (Natalie) DeMars, left, is president of the club. Mrs. Walter S. (“Bea” ) At the beginning of the 1974 In a statment issued after the The foundation was boing poured this week for the $1 million Pacific Corp., with headquarters in Portland, Ore., is a Mrs. Anderson Picked feels empathy. I am an in­ photo by Pinto™*" * committee that planted the garden is keeping it weeded. (Herald academic year, there were 42 building materials distribution center being constructed in caucus, Backmender said; dividual who has known suf­ scholarship holders in colleges manufacturer and distributor of paper and wood products, in­ Manchester by the nationally known Georgia Pacific Corp. cluding prefinished paneling. Its Manchester facility will store “I have definitely decided to fering, who understands the and universities. When the Preparing forms for the foundation are Mike Romanowski, Campbell Gets GOP Nomination Registrar tragedies of human endeavor Getting an early start on the broadened program is in full and distribute only wood products and will service the Hart­ have a primary for judge of mulched with peat moss so has been admired by these left, and A1 Paris, both of Vernon. The facility will feature 80,- and one who will extend deep national observance of the 200th operation in 1978, there will be ford area and Eastern Connecticut. The company has 140 dis-* ANDOVER for next week has been probate. Had Mr. Hinchliff had there are few weeds, but the Coventry neighbors. Indeed the 000 square feet of storage and office area on one floor, plus canceled. human understanding to those anniversary of America’s in­ three committee members 160 students receiving annual tribution centers coast-to-coast, including one in Wallingford Morgan Campbell, now serv­ serving in various leadership Ellen Lariviere , a clear vote of the caucus I Coventry garden, in general parking space. It is being constructed behind 716 N. Main St. Campbell thanked those pre­ and we need to support him,” Blue Crass Concert would have accepted it, but the who may come to me. dependence from Great Bri­ have made themselves respon­ size and design, is very much scholarship grants from United and another in Springfield, Mass. The Manchester center is ing a third term on the Vernon positions. sent for their support and McCarthy said. Correspondent tain, in 1976, the Coventry Aircraft totaling, up to $320,000. The contractor is H.W. Barss of Framingham, Mass., and the A program of Blue Grass fact is that Mr. Hinchliff won “Prior to the caucus I was sible for seeing that there are like the Perennial Planters’ expected to be completed near the end of 1974. It will employ Town Council, was unanimous­ From 1938 to 1939 he was reminded them he will need He told those attending the Tel. 742-9117 given great encouragement by Garden Club has planted a gar­ architect is George Livingston of Wakefield, Mass. The site ly endorsed as the Republican music will be presented by the by an extremely narrow margin no weeds among flowers the en­ flower bed. 20 to 25 persons. (Herald photo by Dunn) prosecuting grand juror in the their support throughout the caucus that if everyone gave At the Andover Republican many independent voters as den beside the highway and tire season. engineers are Griswold & Fuss on Manchester. Georgia candidate for representative town of Tolland. caucus Thursday Mrs. Anne “Hop River String Band” on the fourth ballot. It was determined at the start campaign. He promised that just $25 or $50 Campbell would well as Democratic voters. pledged to keep it flourishing Charles, their temporary from the 56th District, at a He has also been involved in Anderson of Lake Rd. was Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the “I consider the fact that Mr. that the committee responsible Name Omitted with this support he will wage a haye enough money to go out “I intend to run a very for three summers. hired gardener, is also the caucus Thursday night. the town's education program. named the next Republican Red Barn on Lake Rd. Hinchliff and those who for the flowers this year should vigourous campaign. and do a job “and we should vigorous campaign which will The flower bed on the narrow winner this year of a $100 From JP List Prior to the caucus, the He was elected a member of registrar of voters. Mrs. Ander­ Members pf the five-piece nominated and seconded, con­ be replaced by other members Mayor Frank McCoy com­ win.” allow the voters an opportunity strip of town green near the Se­ college scholarship awarded by The name of Thomas Conran Police Report Republican Town Committee the Board of Education in 1951 son will fill the post vacated by band include Jim Carrier and stantly throughout their next year and they might decide plimented Campbell for the He chastised the members to know the functions of the cond Congregational Church is the garden club. He is going was omitted in Thursday’s list met and endorsed Campbell. and chairman of the board in Mrs. Mary Marion, who did not Marsh Dubaldo, both of An­ speeches attempted to deride on quite a different selection of work he has done on the council for "backing off,” and he judge of probate and to know oval in shape, 30 feet long and into his senior year as a plant plants. of Manchester Democrats en­ John Daigle, chairman of the 1955. He was also chairman of choose to run again because her dover, Bill and Sue Reveley of me and my character and my committees and for his almost added, "That’s why we don’t what the qualities of the can­ 15 feet wide at its widest point. science student at the Universi­ dorsed for justices of peace. He MANCHESTER • A $30 bicycle stolen from town committee, said in the Vernon School Building family expects to move out of Hebron, and Bob Bolt of profession as an attorney as When it comes to the dayligt break into the home of Snipsic Lake Rd., Ellington was 100 per cent attendance record. win, we’ve got to blow our own didate are.” Tallest, and most conspicuous ty of Connecticut and has a and Fred Nassiff, Albert Manchester Police are in­ Alan Menasian of 118 Conway making the search for a can­ Study Committee, the state. Willimantic. All members play also vulgar and unacceptable as Bicentennial year, 1976, the Jack McKinley, 205 Adams St. charged Thursday with McCoy said, “His background horn.” plants, in the center are yellow summer job at the Banak Vincek and Robert Blanchard vestigating a Thursday van­ Rd. didate some 20 people were in­ Northeast School Building Com­ Four persons were nominated a variety of instruments in­ well as unethical on his part. Coventry people are giving operating a motorcycle without in education and general Campbell will be opposing At­ marigolds. Then there are Nursery in Newington. are the Democratic candidates. dalism incident at a local gas­ • A ten-speed bicycle, valued VERNON terviewed and all qualified. cluding guitar, banjo, fiddle, “There are two sides to every Advertisement— some thought to a garden which a license in connection with the mittee, and president of the government makes him well- ty. Martin Burke, who was en­ for the position of justice of the large-flowered, ruffled, coral Manchester Republicans also oline station which resulted in at $110, stolen from Jason Brian D. Lewis, 20. of 184 Daigle said some of those in­ and bass. question. Mr. Hinchliff saw fit BURRITT SAVERS EARN As a special award, the club would contain only the kinds of investigation of an accident on Northeast Parent - Teacher qualified for the office.” dorsed earlier in the week by peace. They include Mrs. petunias, then gray dusty have endorsed four candidates injury to a station attendant. Tompkins of 187 Gardner St. Terrace Dr., Rockville was terviewed were not interested Draft beer and hot dogs will to bring before the caucus, un­ TOP INTEREST. Deposits gave $50 to Christopher Reedy, flowers grown in New England Sullivan Ave. Association. James McCarthy, also a the Democrats. Cynthia Clark, Mrs. Ruth Mun­ miller, blue, low-growing for justices of peace. Of the Pump hoses on three gasoline • A stolen bicycle owned by charged Thursday night with in running for office. be available. Admission is $1 known to the other nominees, grow fastest at “THE. CUTE who will be a freshman this fall 200 years ago. A passenger on the cycle, Campbell was elected to the member of the town committee The 56th District is the only son, Robert Little, and Erich ageratum and at the outer edge eight candidates from the two pumps at the Xtra Service Sta­ Jeffrey Blackwell of 111 disorderly conduct and in­ Campbell has a long record of for adults. Children under 12 several persons who had used LITTLE RED BANK at the University of New There has been no decision on Laurie Zaccaro of 46 Hayes Town Council in 1969,1971, and and the council, strongly urged district wholly within Vernon. Siismets. clumps of white alyssum. parties, seven will be elected. tion, 134 Oakland St., were Baldwin Rd., recovered by terfering with a police officer, will be admitted free. his services in the probate court BUILDING” opposite Hampshire, starting a four- this point, but Mrs. Larry Ave., Ellington was taken to service to the town. From 1933 1973 and has served on many the Republicans to support Other sections of Vernon are The present number of Every organization in Coven­ U ntil th e 1974 G en eral slashed by vandals early police and returned to the in connection with the in­ The event is sponsored by the to testify on his behalf as to his Cumberland Farms in Hebron year program in forestry. DeMars has purchased two Manchester Memorial Hospital to 1943 he Was involved in work committees of the council. Campbell financially. “We have justices in town is 18. This try is expected to contribute in Assembly amended the law, the Thursday morning before the owner. vestigation of a complaint from divided with the 55th and the Andover Lake Property Owners fitness as judge of probate. Had Center. Open 10:30 to 6 daily, For the past two years, the small books on early American for treatment. B asch is with Boy Scouts of America, In accepting the nomination. a g o ^ man of good character number has been reduced to some way to the town’s obser­ party of the governor was station opened for business, Hardy’s on Rt. 83, Vernon. 57th Districts. Association. I been aware that he would Thursday ’til 8. 228-9471. club’s $100 scholarship has gone gardening written by Rudy J. scheduled to appear in Circuit eight. Each party will nominate vance of the anniversary, and to Michael Scarchuk, who has allocated four of the seven police said. Thefts reported to police Police said the manager of four. Favretti, landscape architect, Court 12, East Hartford, Aug. the Garden Club chose this finished a two-year program in on the University of Connec­ seats (in Manchester). Under At 6:15 a.m., attendant Phil Thursday included : the restaurant complaint that Tentative plans for the 26. flower bed. Since it is on town plant science at the Unversity ticut staff. The first is “Early the amended law, the seven top Crosby of Marlborough — un­ • A total of $180 in cash he asked Lewis to leave Republican Town Committee’s property, consent was needed of Connecticut, and is working New England Gardens, 1620- vote-getters, of whatever party, aware that the hoses had been stolen from the 491 Rachel Rd. because he was barefoot and annual Baa-Baa-Que were dis­ Republicans Caucus Monday Benoit Criticizes Dump Site Loss from the Town Council, and now for Krause Florist and 1840,” published by Old Stur- fill the seven offices. slashed — attempted to pump apartment of Dorothy Harmon. Lewis refused. cussed. The committee heading glqdly given. Greenhouses, Manchester. bridge Village in 1962. The se­ gasoline for a customer, police • Chains worth $85 taken Lewis was released on a $100 Fire Calls j the event will meet Aug. 13 to BOLTON said. from a construction trailer Men’s Softball Annual Festival A committee of three The club prefers to make its cond is “New England Colonial surety bond and is scheduled to develop definite plans foj^ the Donna Holland members was named to plan scholarship awards directly to Crosby was sprayed in the parked on Diane Dr. appear in Circuit Court 12, MANCHESTER VERNON the town up from signing the Anthony Botticello of “we would have received fair In a men’s softball league The Republican Town Com­ Gardens,” published by the I Manchester event which will be held (Mate and carry out the project, with the students, regardless of what face and temporarily blinded by • $200 worth of fishing and Rockville Aug. 20. Thursday, 12:48 p.m. — Fire bond for deed. He said a letter Manchester and a three-way market price for 30 acres of Correspondent game Wednesday at Bolton mittee will hold its annual Pequot Press in 1973 and it September. Mrs. Walter S. Keller, who college each may attend. Eligi­ gasoline from the cut hoses, camping equipment removed in dumpster at Oakland Manor was sent to the state Depart­ lawsuit followed. commercially zoned land.” Tel. 646-0375 High, Catpower defeated the cheese and wine festival Sept. offers information on plants Hospital Democratic Councilman "The regular Republican Town Republicans will caucus Mon­ lives nearby, as chairman, Mrs. ble recipients are Coventry police said. He was taken to from a storage bin at the home Marcel A. Jodoin, 27, of 107 Apartments, Tudor Lane ment of Environmental Protec- Benoit contends that the Bull Shippers 26 to 6. 14 from 9 a.m. until 1 a.m. at St.> used in these gardens in three Thomas Benoit, in a statement “ Finaily, at a time when the Committee meeting scheduled day at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Stanley Ruros and Mrs. Emil students already in college or Notes Manchester Memorial of Leonard Bauba, 139E Prospect St., Rockville was (Eighth District). tion asking for that mayor and the town attorney, The Catpower team was Maurice Parish Center. periods, starting with plants issued Thursday, takes Vernon mayor felt least vulnerable, the Hall to endorse candidates for Mamet. They decided on the graduating from Coventry High Hospital’s Emergency Room, Hilliard St. arrested Thursday on a warrant Thursday, 2:43 p.m. — Small department’s opinion on the “Have been very unjust with previously known as the There will be dancing to the used before 1700, then from 1700 Discharged Thursday: Mayor Frank McCoy and Town truth came out. On July 15, justices of the peace. location, easily seen from the School with a career in plant where he was treated and • 'fhefts from a car owned by issued by Circuit Court 12 brush fire in woods near Globe matter. the taxpayers of Vernon in this Striders. music of Ron Dinardo’s band. to 1750 and finally from 1750 to Florence R. Hein, 235 W. High Attorney Abbot Schwebel to behind the closed doors of an Advertisement— highway and backed by some science in mind. released. Robert Lombardo of School St. charging him with breach of Hollow (Town). dealing and I sincerely hope in Home runs were hit by Frank 1800. These will be available for St.; Valerie G. Fiano, 61 Arnott task concerning the handling of executive session, with his BURRITT SAVERS EARN Robert Morra, Republican Cheese, crackers and wine previously planted evergreens Police noted that the station Taken were a stereo tape deck peace. Thursday, 4:46 p.m. — Tree He added that a reply came the future that they will follow Rudeen, Steve Narsavage, Tom will be provided. reference when the 1976 garden Rd.; Karen M. White, 126 the purchase of an Ellington rubber stamp Republican TOP INTEREST. Deposits Town Committee chairman, and hired a man with a rotary has been closed pending repair and four hubcaps valued at $300. Police said the arrest was the branch burning on electrical back from Dan W. Lufkin, com­ the directives of the Town Coun­ Sheridan and Harvey Harpin. Thanks is planned. Helaine Rd.; Mary B. Miller, 35 refuse site. grow fastest at “THE CUTE urges all party members to at­ Donation to the event is $9 per tiller to prepare the soil. of the pump hoses. • A break into the home of result of the investigation of a wires; town firemen stood by missioner, dated Jan. 5, 1973, majority, the mayor sold the cil so we may save the Town of All-around good fielding and The garden committee The Coventry Garden Club LITTLE RED BANK tend the caucus. couple. Northfield St.; Eva Marotta, Mario Salerno, 766 Center St., complaint concerning the hit­ until power company crews and it said; “Our policy has town down the river,” Benoit Vernon the legal costs, em­ excellent hitting made the win No Weeds, a Promise volunteers a “thank you” to the has a membership of 25, in­ The controversy dates back BUILDING” opposite Anyone interested in being All RTC members will have 165ATudor Lane; Marie R. Manchester Police arrests in which thieves made off with ting of a minor. Jodoin is repaired the lines. never been to discourage said. barrassment and excessive possible, H ^ in said. They selected plants at Parennial Planters of cluding one man, John to 1972 when the town was con­ Cumberland Farms in Hebron endorsed for the office of tickets early in August. Bar­ Avery, Stafford Springs; Roy reported today included: a gold wristwatch, bank books, scheduled to appear in Circuit Thursday, 5 p.m. — Fire in proper planning for the provi­ overpayment of public services The league standing of the Wpodland Garden and paid Manchester, whose bed of an­ Scarchuk, and was organized in sidering the purchase of the site Following sessions with those Center. Open 10:30 to 6 daily, justice of the peace is asked to bara Smith and Charlotte H. Banks, 79 Lenox St. ; Mabelle • Mark Roach, 17, of 17 a bottle of brandy, and four Court 12, Rockville Aug. 20. dumpster at Waddell School sion of waste disposal services that are already out of propor­ team is 9 wins, 5 losses. Charles Papanos to put them in nual flowers on E. Center St. the 1930s. It suspended owned by Irving Sweet and Earl involved an agreement was Thursday ’til 8. 228-9471. call either Morra or Elaine Ferguson are co-chairmen of Edgett, 30 Crosby Rd.; Anne M. Bishop Dr., changed Thursday pairs of socks. (Eighth District). by municipalities. In accor­ tion.” the ground. The garden is well operations during the gasoline­ Parker. The town has used the reached whereby Botticello Potterton prior to the caucus. the event. Arnold, East Hartford. afternoon with operating an un- • Four guns, ammunition, Today, 9:56 a.m. — First aid dance with Public Act 845, we rationing days of the Second SOUTH WINDSOR site and paid the owners for the would purchase the dump and Marilyn J. Eastwood, 49 Ben­ registered motorcycle, and a case of beer taken in a call at 138 McKee St. (Town). are in the midst of a joint effort World War, and then William Basch, 16, of 116 use for several years. the town of Vernon would con­ ton St.; Sharon F. Columbus, operating a motorcycle without with the General Electric Co. to Midget Football reorganized. tinue to lease it. Windsor Locks; Susan A. a license, disobeying orders of develop the required regional It has modest dues of $3 a In 1972 the Town Council Hearings Scheduled All midget football players Ferron, 81 Birch St.; Thomas J. an officer, and reckless driving authorized Mayor McCoy to file plans on a statewide basis. will practice Monday at 6:30 year but raises more funds with Benoit charges that the town (x>DodlatuL I GARDENS Fisher, Birch Dr., Andover; on Grissom Dr. He was a bond for deed for purchase of p.m. at Herrick Memorial a booth at the Christimas Fair will pay dearly for future gar­ On Apprbpriations Scott P. Desmarais, 73 released on his written promise the land at a cost of $175,000. “We have made every effort Park. your finger tips... in the Second Congregational Oakwood Rd.; Jennie qf “ Planei to appear in court Aug. 12. bage disposal. “And the legal That Pleaae Since 1938!” “The voters of Vernon ap­ Practice will continue each Church and at a plant and food to the municipalities to keep fees are carefully hidden behind balance Association to be McCreedy, 33 Goslee Dr.; • Wilfred J. Meyer II, 22, of proved the appropriation at a TOLLAND week night for about one hour sale in the spring. them informed and one of the our secret bookkeeping financed by the issuance of Nature Has A Marie E. Williamson, 11 Gail 24 Locust St., charged Thursday referendum. Filing the deed through Labor Day. Dr., Ellington. recipients of our information system,” he said. Vivian Kenneson notes. The TVAA is planning to night with possession of liquor was delayed until Nov. 10, There are approximately 35 CALL 643-5144 Flower Show has been the Town of Vernon. Benoit claims that the Correspondent renovate the bam leased by the Gift for You—, on town property (Center 1973,” Benoit said. players registered for the On Saturday, Sept. 14, the We happen to think that Ver­ purchase, $175,000, was an un­ Tel. 875-4704 town in order to house its am­ Park). Court date is Aug. 12. Midget teams. Coventry Garden Club will be Swim Now non’s present solution is one of believable bargain and The Board of Selectmen will bulance and hold classes and MANCHESTER / ! ’« • Robert M. Tedone, 21, of WE HAVE IN-GROUND POOLS FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION the best in the state.” hold a public hearing Aug. 6 at Any boy who has not had a the hostess club for a flower KISSING FAVORED “ Back in November 1972, would have been a guarantee meetings. East Hartford, charged early When the town filed the deed physical should get one from his GREEN SURVIVAL! show of the East Central Coun­ SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) when we became aware that that the town would have had 7:30 p.m. in the Education Ad­ • Approve an additional Speciall Hardy, 8'/4” Pols today with operating a motor in 1973, Parker and Sweet said physician prior to practice. LUMBER COMPANY cil of Garden Club, at St. - Kissing may be healthier the mayor and the town at­ a place to dump for several ministration Building. appropriation to the Board of vehicle while his license was the time for filing had run out Anyone wishing to register George’s Episcopal Church in than shaking hands. torney procrastinated on the years to come. Items for the hearing are: Education budget. Special for CNRVSMITNEMUMS suspended. The charge was before they were notified of the should go to the park on Mon­ Bolton. Mrs. DeMars and Mrs. Salt Lake City Health purchase of the Refuse • Approve an additional ap­ Grants Fund, in the amount of Plant Now (or lodged on a Circuit Court 12 re- COME COME day. boaullful August and ONLY Peter Thomas are co-chairmen. Director Harry L. Gibbons town’s intention to purchase. propriation to the 1974-75 $12,282, to be financed by 1973- arrest warran; court Gardens, to the point where the He further said that eventual­ Leon Rivers will again be (all cotorsI Seven garden clubs will par­ notes a recent study in PREPARED Meanwhile the owners had budget in the amount of $15,000 74 lapsed appropriations of $8,- appearance is scheduled for PREPARED town had no legal claim on the ly when the dump was filled. head coach of the midgets and 3i‘ 3.75 ticipate including two that have Virginia showed handshak­ agreed to sell the site to for the Tolland Volunteer Am- 132 and a ^,150 grant already Hardy Poranials, Columbina, Stdums Aug. 12. TO property, we alerted the will coach the A team. been recently formed, in Ver­ TO received. Varonleat, ArtalMsIa, Oay Ullaa -15.000 to ing and touching spread public,” ^ n o it said. He w ill be a s siste d .by choosa (roml ft* non and East Windsor Hill. The hearing also includes two more cold viruses than kiss­ Bicycle thefts and recoveries SWIM SWIM Sherwood Holland who will Others are in Manchester, East He added, "When we labelled ordinances: “An Ordinance 139 ing, coughing or sneezing. listed by Manchester Police coach the B team. Note's The Time To Plant Hartford and South Windsor. Mayor McCoy’s sordid handling Establishing the Number of today included: Vernon Site ForMCC Center Marshall Taylor will coach of this mess as the biggest Justices of Peace for the the C team. He will be assisted BEDDING PLANTS blunder in the town’s history, town,” and “An Ordinance A pilot program to put by Philip Pellerin, James the mayor cried foul and said St., will be rented by the college dependent upon response to the Establishing a Tolland Water Agaratum, Snaps, Manchester Community Marigolds. Patunlaa, ONLY there was pothing to be and the center will open for the Vernon center, college officials Howard and Dane Ward. College into the communities it and Sewer Commission.” D a h ^ ato. alarmed about, the town posi­ fall semester with three in­ said. serves, has been instituted with 31*2.89 tion was firm and that nothing troductory level courses to be Long-range plans provide for Vernon chosen to be the site of ALSO PLANT YOUR taught by regular full-time the establishment of student VeOETABLC PLANTS NOWI could be lost. Then the sur­ the first such "satellite Kathy aaya: Stay Healthy, Eat Plenty ot Freeh prises came.” members of the MCC faculty. services as well as aditional 9 9 center.” The three courses to be courses and an opportunity for Frulta end Vegetablea from Paro’a, “The King of Benoit said the mayor tried to The annex of the Union Produce” Speciall Time To Plant say that the state was holding offered are introductory students to complete a full year Congregational Church, Elm anthropology, introductory of college work at the satellite Bun*r a Sugar Com, Qraon a Vallow Bmiw , Qroon • Ytilow DonH Wait • Come Out Today :• composition and general psy­ center. N Squash, Swiaa Chard, Boat Qraana, Salad Bowl, Looks, Egg > Plant, Boolon Lattuco, Shall • LIrm Baans, Rad B Hot Pappara, GERANIUMS f chology. Each course will meet James 0. Tatro, associate 2 Dili, Charry Toamtoaa, Varna, Turnips, Acorn A Buttamut For Your Summer Colorl one day a week, either Tuesday, dean of community services at T Squash. Now 4" Pots Pawluk Decides Wednesday, or Thursday from 7 the college, said, “Satellite I Bluabarrlas, Plums, Paaehar, Nsctarlnaa, Bing Charrias, Only to 9:40 b.m. centers in other states, es­ II Strawbarriaa, Qooaabarrlaa, Hawaiian PInaappla, Pspsyaa, W Mangoaa, Rad, Whito A Blua Qrapaa, Cgntaloupaa, O K N WEEK DAY 9-8 - SUNDAY 11-6 College officials said part- pecially California, have at­ 31*2.25 £ Honaydawa, Crawshaw Maions, Umaa, Poors. See Our Lerge Display< 01 SAVEYOURTICKET. Against Primary time students, defined as those tracted {>art-time student pop­ 79 “VISIT OUR IMPOHTED BASKET DISPLAY" taking fewer than 12 semester ulations in large numbers.” Save on "SCOTTS" feed A If your Lottery ticket doesn’t win on Thursday, is to unite and join to win in THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALSI weed. Also headquarters lor HANGING >4.99 hours of credit, who live in Ver­ He added, “Where communi­ GREENFIELD, ORTHO, TOMATOES, fancy, vine ripened...... lb. 4 « 0 don’t throw it away! Cash it in for $50 this weekend Nicholas Pawluk of November. Knowing Tolland non, are the third largest group ty colleges have long been es­ MILARQAMITE, KERR McQEE playing LOTTO BINGO. Rockville, who lost the nomina­ County as I do, I feel that I can enrolled at the college. Only FANCY PEACHES ib and ORGANIC lertlllzera. 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R0SES>3.39 Check Tuesday’s paper for weekly recap of winning Barry Sheckley, coordinator of new students who previously ViiH tar U mim Hant Htma” Pawluk said he has given the form to the people of this dis­ community services for the had not bee involved in post­ a IVs Self The NsraM, Sundty Ptptn, phn LoUtry Thkltl BINGO numbers. Or see them posted wherever you trict. Preserve Your Drivewey ChryMnUMmura, Urg* ind Snull Follig. matter, serious consideration college, said as many as 150 secondary education.” •nd Ttnulum Plant., OloalnlM, MIim I buy Connecticut Lottery tickets. and has decided that that time “I will be working with the WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND JENMTE J-16 Pol., auMIc B .rt.1., Au Im ., nwdodMi- students can be accommodated The fall semester will begin BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVEMENT dioni, A M cu VMM., M d much, mucli Sabrina Pools would be better spent, during Vernon Democratic Town Com­ in the church building. on Sept. 3. Anyone wishing DRIVEWAY mofM Thsdunda I. eMMMlran. mittee in this way during the ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERIALS, YOU *Call after 9:00 A.M. Charges apply. the next few weeks, working for Expanded evening offerings, further information about the PFRn PRODUCE- SEALER »*•«%30 TinlrldB I Itaai S m M Is Located Vk Miles Route 44A Coventry the election of the Democratic coming weeks,” Pawluk said. day-time classes and the es­ CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN TODAY. new center should call the 1M WOODLAND 8T„ MANCHEOTER M3-8474 state ticket. Francis Curnan of Stafford tablishment of satellite centers extension division of MCC at 171 OMUMO ITh lUNGNnTEr- lEast of M o n Lake Inn Tel. 742-7308 - 741-0300 He said, “Our job at this time Springs won the Nomination. in other area towns will be 646-2137.

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(■ I A ; i PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Aug. 2, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 2, 1974— PAGE NINE MacArdle-Bratlen Blind Sculptress Sees With Her Hands DR LA W R EN C E E. LAM B By GAY PAULEY Avoid Gimmicks NEW YORK (UPI) - Lucille To Alter Figure Spiro-Smith sees with her hands. “They’re my tools,” said the By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. cises, particularly of the ab­ sculptress whose loss of sight dominal muscles, you cer­ began in her teens. The han­ DEAR DR. LAMB - tainly can improve your dicap didn’t stop the artist, Enclosed you will find figure, if you need to reduce however. Her sculptures are in several clippings concerning your abdomen. You can do private collections, she’s had different methods of improv­ this yourself, though, with sit museum and gallery shows, and ing the figure. Since I have ups, teg lifts and a sensible now has branched into another been reading your articles, I diet You don’t need to buy a would also like to know if device to be able to do sit ups. medium, the designing and there is any truth in these or moulding of jewelry. The photos taken for such ads are they another gimmick to are suspicious. Look at such Lucille Spiro-Smlth (the Spiro get my money. Do the exer­ is pronounced spy-roh) was 13 ads and see how the subject is cises for developing the bust posed with the stomach Las Brisas In Acapulco— The Most Unusual Hotel In The World when for reasons her doctors really work? How about the pushed out and often with the never determined, she cream and lotion? Will they back swayed. The “after” By BETTY RYDER dress informally. No ties or jackets cause cancer? What about the developed uveitis, an inflam­ pictures are with good Travel Editor are required — or expected. The only mation of the eyes’ uvea. exercises to slim down? Are posture, the back straight Las Brisas — the breezes. Hotel Las restriction is that shorts are not per­ By the time she was 16, sight they too strenuous for those and the stomach tucked in. who have had an operation Brisas which hugs the flower-banked mitted in the dining room in the J in the right eye was gone, by 21 Usually the hair is styled dif­ hillside overlooking Acapulco Bay in the left was lost. '"There’s no such as an appendectomy, ferently and the sullen look is evening. hysterectomy or gall blad­ replaced with an engaging Mexico is one of the world’s most un­ Fresh flowers are always in the way of knowing why,” she said der? in an interview. "Some doctors smile. It’s all designed to usual hotels. room and are frequently floated in the DEAR READER - I make a contrast, and it is not It is the only hotel in the world thought it could have come wouldn’t give a blanket en­ swimming pool. Imagine diving in and from tuberculosis but I proved all in just losing pounds. where every room has a private or dorsement to any of these Many of these creams are coming up with a flower clinging to not to have had a trace. Or it’s gimmicks. Some have been sharing swimming pool. There are 200 the top of your head? just skin moisturizers, and * possible that it started from the under investigation by the other than their effect on the free-form swimming pools — no two The “Bella Vista” (beautiful view Food and Drug /Administra­ mastoiditis I had when I was skin over the breast, they alike. There are 122 private pools and in Spanish) Restaurant is exactly that 4ir 8.” tion. have no particular actions. 78 sharing pools. and guests have a look at Acapulco Before her sight went com­ Part of all these plans have The one ad you sent me sells some truth in them, but the At the private beach club La Harbor from this mango-shaped pletely, Mrs. Spiro-Smith had a cream with no hormones, Concha, two giant salt-water pools, painted and designed children’s implied results are an exag­ and there is no way it can restaurant with a seating capacity of geration. In general, if you cause cancer. fed by the tide through narrow 250. It is open on three sides and the clothes. But with the handicap, nave to buy a device to ac­ “I just turned to things I could In general I consider openings, provide safe ocean swim­ Pacific breezes keep the main dining complish your goal of a bet­ such overcommercialized ming. feel,” she said. “I learned to ter figure, you can bet there room always comfortably cool. knit...I must have done efforts a big rip-off of the There is no lobby and there are no is an overriding commercial public. You could do much Various plants and shrubs add to the thousands of sweaters.” interest in the scheme. more for your health with a elevators. A fleet of 150 pink and “outside atmosphere” inside. About 1962, she also began to About the breasts, I don’t good sensible daily exercise white jeeps is used to transport guests The menu at Bella Vista is continen­ think there is a thing in either "play around” with Plasticine, program and a regular good wherever they wish to go within the tal with several Mexican specialities. commercially produced sub­ the creams or the water diet program. hotel grounds. stitute for clay, to model spray device that will help In addition there is a daily specialty of Send your questions to Dr. No whim is left uncatered to at Las a foreign country which is announced Haywood Photo figures. She didn’t take sculpt­ improve your bustiine. It is Lamb, In care ol this newspaper, true that exercises that build Brisas. Continental breakfast of by a colorful card in the breakfast ing lessons, she recalled. “I up the pectoral muscles P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, Mrs. William J. MacArdle chickened out on my teacher.” New York, N.Y. 10019. For a copy steaming hot coffee and fresh, sweet rolls basket. The Bella Vista was the under the breast will in­ rolls is placed early each morning in a Neither did she do much crease the measured circum­ of Dr. Lamb's booklet on losing first restaurant in Acapulco to offer about learning Braille because weight, send 50 cents to the same special wire rack outside casita doors. Toni Bratten of Norfolk, Va., wore her mother’s Juliet cap of ference around the bustline. true gourmet foods, many prepared "I found reading that way out­ address and ask lor "Losing “Casita” is the Spanish word for and William Joseph MacArdle seed pearls and carried a It is also true that improved tableside in chafing dishes. The dining rageously boring”. Now she Weight" booklet. JiO of Philadelphia, Pa., formerly bouquet of white phalaenopsis posture will improve the ap­ bungalow or cottage and is used to room and the bar are closed to the out­ “reads” by records and tapes. pearance, not only of the of Manchesiers exchanged wed­ orchids and stephanotis. describe accommodations at Las side public with service rendered only Her sculptures, which are bustiine but in over-all terms. ding vows July 20 at the Chapel Mrs. Andrea Hoover of Camp Brisas. to the hotel guests and their personal delicately detailed works even­ Exercises, then, that help a of the Immaculate Conception Lejeune, N.C. was her sister’s Each casita is equipped with a well- tually cast in bronze, usually women hold her shoulders guests. in Norfolk. matron of honor. She wore a NEW USED feature children and activities back in a normal way, rather stocked refrigerator containing “La Concha” (The Shell) private The bride is the daughter of green dotted Swiss gown and of the child’s world. than to be slouched or round mixer, beers, juices, purified ice, as beach club is located in Acapulco Bay Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Bratten carried a colonial bouquet of shouldered, are beneficial. well as limes and other fresh fruit. at the foot of the Las Brisas bluff. It is of Virginia Beach, Va. The mixed flowers, At one of her exhibits I saw Blind sculptress Lucille Spiro-Smith displays a selection of her sculptures and pendants at It is true that increased her playground sculpture Shelved above the refrigerator are open only to local members and to bridegroom is the son of J. Waine MacArdle of Bergdorf Goodman s jewelry showroom in New York. Mrs. Smith lost her sight in her body weight or a little addi­ BICYCLES detailed right down to slides, bottles of scotch, bourbon, gin, vodka, Herbert A. MacArdle of 224 Manchester, was his brother’s teens but the handicap didn’t stop the artist. (UPI Photo) tional body fat will enlarge LARGEST SELECTION OF registered pests of Las Brisas, who sandbox and swings, children Porter St., and the late Dorothy best man. Ushers were Thomas the breast. But fat usually NEW BICYCLES IN TH E tequila, vermouth, syrup, grenadine, become temporary members during VERNON AREA MacArdle. Riddell of and swinging on a maypole, a girl enlarges other parts of the kahulua and a do-it-yourself bar their stay. Another pool, “La jumping rope. anatomy as well, much to the The Rev. James Bresch of the Thor A. Stensrud of Los Professionally Assembled guide. Guests are charged only for Conchita” (little La Concha) is the “I’m a child freak,” said the person’s sorrow. Developing U. S. Navy Chaplain’s Corps, Angeles, Calif. rhythm. I abhor anything that’s fashionable Bergdorf Goodman Journal-American, was what they consume. A bowl of fresh shallower of the two pools and is ideal slim brunette. “I like their a fat body just to have fat performed the double-ring A reception was held at the static.” store on Fifth Avenue. married in 1951 to a plastics tropical fruit of the season is placed in radiance and freedom. I love for children who like to play on the ceremony. Mrs. Robert home of the bride’s parents, The letters are made in either The sculptress, daughter of signs manufacturer who had breasts is not necessarily an the fact that they’ve not been improvement in appearance the refrigerator daily, compliments of sand at low tide. Kitchell was organist. after which the couple left on a silver or gold and her first Amster Spiro, once city editor met her during “one of my Las Brisas. spoiled yet.” and certainly not 'an im­ And finally there is the open air “La A young couple enjoys the relaxation and privacy of the indoor pool daily at Las Brisas. Guests using the beverage cart are charged only for The bride, given in marriage trip to New England and orders came from the of the now defunct New York many hospital visits. I was get­ Even though gentle Pacific breezes Recently, branching into ting fever therapy (enforced provement in health. Protein Rana” (The Frog) Night Club named which is strewn with flowers. Complimentary fruit basket is replenished what they consume. by her father, wore an ivory Canada. They will reside in caress this resort and give it its name, organza and Venetian lace jewelry, she began modeling high body temperatures). Doc­ powders and extra food sup­ for a huge boulder, naturally shaped Philadelphia, Pa. plements sold by some such gown designed with train. She acrobatic figures translated tors thought it might kill off the the casitas are 100 per cent air- like a frog, located close to the Las into letter shapes — an acrobat schemes are unnecessary and conditioned to pamper guests who Brisas entrance. It can seat 1,0(X). Engagements infection. are just another way of fat­ Travel Tips shaped into every letter of the Her husband, who was have become accustomed to it. The atmosphere, as in the dining alphabet including Z. tening you and fattening the sighted, died when their only seller s pocketbook. POST ROAD PLAZA Las Brisas also has its own heliport, room, is informal, and besides an By MURRAY J. BROWN north—this time by Ameri­ The letters were designed to child, Jonathan, now 22, was 4. Regarding the device to night club, private beach club and the orchestra for dancing under the stars, UPI Travel Editor become personalized, pendants MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 cans in search of sun, sea, He also was an artist and with slim you, a good part of that VERNON, CONN. a72-31S9 only Elizabeth Arden “Red Door” there is a band; a gay festive Mariachi LA PAZ, Baja California in an era of pendant fads. Wear sand and sport. the New York University film program is the diet that I Beauty Salon in Mexico, plus world- and a strolling p ita r trio. Cuisine is (UPI) — The first American The hopes are pinned the letter of your first or last school. happen to know is attached to famous “Aries” alligator leather “visitors” to the southern end mainly on the completion last name. “I don’t know whether the plan. If you use good exer- EXPERT REPAIRS continental and two of the favorite Mrs. Spiro-Smith lives alone ON BICYCLES goods, clothing and boutique. of Baja California were December of the 1,050-mile there are many names starting is Manhattan, although her dishes are frog legs cooked various MON Wru SAT Informality sets the trend. ways and Spanish paella, that wonder­ soldiers who occupied the TransPeninsular Highway, with 'Z', she laughed, “but it widowed mother has an apart­ t lOA.M. (a «:N P .M . SAILING BOOST peninsula during the war linking Tijuana on the border was such a pretty shape I made ment nearby, and she gets OPEN THURS a PRI EVENING TIL • Acapulco is one of the most informal ful “rice plus everything” dish. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - with Mexico in 1847. to Cabo San Lucas, where the it anyway.” around remarkably well for a resorts in the world. Though the Las tirisas has special summer and The annual Newport Interna­ •••SHARPENINGm * Now, Mexican tourist offi­ She chose the acrobat motif non-sighted person. waiters in the dining room wear white winter rates and honeymoon packages waters of the Sea of Cortez tional Sailboat show gave an ROTARY LAWN MOWER BLADES cials are hoping for another because "I love motion. There seems no bitterness GRASS SHEARS uniforms, and Whitq gloves, the guests as well as family accommodations. meet the Pacific Ocean. $816,904 boost to the Rhode “ invasion” from the from her handicap. She said on­ ALSO KNIVES. SCISSORS ETC. With the exception of its Island economy last year, ac­ northern border areas, much ly, “I think it is harder to adjust We keaer Ckw|e ta rfi if you’ve once been sighted.” cording to two University of of Baja California had been Wedding Rhode Island marketing re­ ALL BICYCLES*. REPAIRS Hunter Skyride Open virtually inaccessible except We^ve Named The Bahy-^ search specialists. GUARANTEED by boat or plane. In fact, Wedding The 1974 show runs Sept. TRADE-INS ACCEPTED Now Through Fall many of the fishing and other Morrison-Wilson 7th through Sept. 15. KEYS MADE resorts had to build their own s Hunter N.Y. — The popular ponds, lakes, streams, farms March, Robert Cliuricg, son of Steven and Gail Mahar March Marsha Wilson of Rockville air strips and marinas. became the bride of Jimmy M. Malley*Roberts mile-long Hunter Mountain and more than four thousand We flew into La Paz from of 7 Egypt Rd., Ellington. He was born July 27 at Rockville Skyride has opened for another hotel and motel rooms, from Morrison of Tolland June 28 at Janet Roberts of Homestead, Mexico City on a regularly General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nassiff Photo summer-fall season. The facili­ budget to luxurious, and all St. John’s Episcopal Church of Fla., formerly of Manchester, Pinehurst Summer Values scheduled Aeromexico flight Charles Mahar of Wooster, Ohio. His paternal grandparents are The engagement of Miss We are open Friday ’til Nine P.M. ty will be open daily through within easy driving distance. Vernon. Loring Photo and George Malley, also of which also operates services Mr. and Mrs. Elliot March of Murray Hill, N.J. He has two Mary Wilson to Michael Labor Day and weekends For the summer visitor, The bride is the daughter of Homestead, Fla., and formerly Saturday 8 A.M. 'til 6 P.M. from the U.S. West Coast. brothers, Steven Elliot and Michael Joseph. The engagement of Miss Jaworski, both of Manchester, through the fall foliage season. either on a one-day trip or an Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wilson of of Manchester, exchanged wed- Sunday 8 A.M. ’til 2 P.M. There also is overnight car- K a th le e n M. Long of has been announced by her The mile-long ride, to the extended vacation in the cool Pine Hill Rd., Tolland. The ding vows May 12 in Krakus, Lean, Imported ferry service from Mazatlan Ellis, Christopher Lee, son of Gary Sr. and Emelyn Bridges Manchester to Peter M. Devin parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth summit of the Colonel’s Chair, Northern Catskills, there, are bridegroom is the son of Mr. Homestead. on the Mexic.' n mainland. Ellis of Box Mt. Rd., Bolton. He was born July 27 at Rockville of Woodbury, has been an­ Wilson of 17 Washington St. a 3,200 feet-above-sea level many additional attractions and Mrs. Robert Morrison of The bride is the daughter of BOILED HAM Frethlf Sliced .lb. . Carlos Palaccio, director of General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. nounced by her parents, Mr. Mr. Jaworski is the son of Mr. mountain, has been a popular near Hunter Mountain. The Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts tourism for the area, told us E.W. Bridges of Medford, Mass. His paternal grandmother is and Mrs. Francis M. Long of and Mrs. Raymond Pinkin of CREAMY POTATO SALAD • COLE SLAW tourist attraction for the past always exciting Catskill Game The Rev. Robert H. Wellner, of Coral Gable, Fla., formerly there weiVlJO.OOO visitors in Mrs. Shirley Ellis of Broad Brook. He has four brothers, Manchester. 263 Burnham St. MACARONI SHRIMP SALAD eleven seasons. The Catskills Farm will be in full operation rector of St. John’s Episcopal of Manchester. The bridegroom 1973. With ttm-^mpletion of Frederick, Michael, Clifford and Gary Jr. Mr. Devin is the son of Mr. The bride-elect is a 1973 longest and highest chair lift, again, as will Carson City, a re­ Church, performed the double­ is the son of Mrs. Maize Malley the highway, and introduc­ and Mrs. Alfred G. Devin of graduate of Manchester High LAND O’ LAKES CHEESE offers a panoramic view of the creation of the Old West. Other ring ceremony. The bride was of Manchester. tion of car-ferry services D<-Marchi, Knthlren, daughter of Robert F. and Ann Carey Woodbury. School and is employed at Great Northeast. At the sum­ nearby tourist attractions in­ given in marriage by her Both Mr. and Mrs. Malley are from Puerto Vallarta, he said DeMarchi of 213 Farnham Rd., South Windsor. She was born July The bride-elect was Travelers Insurance ,Co. Freshly S lic e d ...... lb. •1.19 mit, the “Castle In The Clouds” clude Howe Caverns, The Cor­ father. graduates of Manchester High 300,000 are expected this 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents graduated from East Catholic Her fiance, also a 1973 summit lodge will be open with ning Glass Works and the Ginette Gray of Grandview School. He is retired from the year. New hotels, motels and are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carey Jr. of South Windham. Her High Schooi and the University graduate of Manchester High 5-Lb. Box...... •4.89 its cafeteria, lounge areas and “Mystery Spot.” Ter., Tolland, was maid of U. S. Navy. Mrs. Malley is resorts already are under paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis DeMarchi of of Hartford. She is employed as School, is employed at Caldor’s restrooms, and again this year, South Windham. Her paternal great-grandfather is Peter honor. Richard Sznurkowski of a service manager with Curtis employed in a veterinary clinic construction to meet the ex­ in Manchester. LAND the popular buffet cookout Also in the immediate area VanHaverbeke of Mansfield. She has a sister, Suzanne, 1. Willimantic, brother-in-law of 1000 Inc. in Homestead. ’The couple will pected influx, he said. No date has been set for the packages will be available. are any number of antique the bridegroom, served as best Her fiance, a graduate of reside in Homestead. O' LAKES I made my first visit with wedding. Free use of picnic tables and shops, fine restaurants, two man. Mariannapolis Preparatory other American travel and HuMtiiigH, Kenneth Robert, son of Richard and Joan Lusa charcoal grills will also be state-owned campsites. North After a reception at the Coun­ Academy and the University of outdoors writers as guests of Hastings of 34 Bilyeu Rd. He was born July 24 in Manchester BUHER.. . offered. Lake and The Devil’s try Squire Restaurant in Hartford, is a loan officer at the Mexican National Tourist Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Sophie with any $5.00 purchase (no coupon) Operating hours for the Tombstone, as well as theatres, Ellington, the couple left on a Woodbury Savings Bank in Council and the airline. Our Lusa of 83 Frog Hollow Rd., Ellington. His paternal grandmother Hunter Skyride will be from museums and attractions for wedding trip to Lake George, Woodbury. party included Virgil Ward, is Mrs. Ethel P. Hastings, 189 Loomis St. He has two brothers, N.Y. They are now living in Whole packer cut, 7-lb. avg. 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., which the entire family. Richard, 4, and Thomas, 15 months. The couple plan a Sept. 7 wed­ filming scenes for his Rockville. Save 20% U.S. Choice affords a full day’s excursion on ding. syndicated television pro­ The mile-long Hunter Mountain Skyride affords visitors an th e mountaintop to Eaton, Stacy Anne, daughter of James L. and Sandra Parsons on lb. * Thd Northern Catskills of gram on fishing. BEEF TENDERLOINS.... 2.99 exciting 20-minute ride up the sheer face of the Colonel’s birdwatchers, hikers and pic­ Eaton Sr. of 1238 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. She was born July 23 in nickers. Greene County afford the Game fishing long has been Chair at Hunter, N.Y. for a breathtaking view of the Great Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Freezer pleaser... The Hunter Mountain Base summer visitor the peace and a major attraction for Ameri­ It is a privilege of the hotel’s guests to enjoy the many at­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons of Spencer, N.Y. Her paternal vacation 1 Kodacolor Northeast from the Colonel’s Chair perch. The Hunter Lodge will also remain open on solitude, as well as the con­ cans -although there are tractions at the exclusive La Concha Beach Club, with its grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. John B. Eaton Jr. of Gray, Maine. WHOLE BOnOM ROUNDS Summit Lodge, with free use of outdoor barbecue grills a daily basis with its cafeteria, tinuing excitement of a variety miles of secluded beaches two huge salt water pools. The smaller pool, at top of NASSIFF CAMERA She has a brother, James Leslie, Jr., 3. Cut and Freezer Wrapped, as you specify lb. and picnic facilities is open on a daily basis. Shaded picnic of things to do and see. and virgin mountains and bound? bars and lounges available to photo, is shallow and especially suited to young children. M3-7369 4 Film Processing! areas, hiking and nature trails abound at the summit. the traveling public. deserts. GoodNkey, LiHu-Diune, daughter of Laura Jean Goodskey of wa have every leet minute naedi We will have Turkey Breasts, Butterball Turkeys New this year is the expanded East Hartford. She was born July 14 at Manchester Memorial and Cornish Hens... grills •^•••aeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeaeaeee Gift and Souvenir Shop. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Mildred Goodskey QUALITY BLACK & WHITE, Operating out of Emilio’s Ski of 13 Oxford St,, and Arthur Goodskey of East Hartford. Her bathing caps Barbecues Start at Pinehurst... Shop on the lower level of the and COLOR PRINTS ONLY... FLORIDA GLOBE AIRPLANE-TRAIN' maternal great-grandparents are Mrs. Eva Dewald of 13 Oxford thong sandals PERDUE BROILERS r q . Disney World and Base Lodge, it will remain open St., and Mrs. Emma Goodskey of East Berlin. for the same hours that the 6-12 for Insects Spilt or Quartered...... lb. Miami Beach Travel Service 24-HOUR SERVICE! We will have Perdue Roasters, Breats of Chlx, Legs and Skyride operates. Souvenirs 555 MAIN STREET Tickets • Cruises • Tours Kendrick, Lyn Kilcen, daughter of Leonard and Josephine cooler chests Wings. 7 Nights — 8 Days and gifts will be upgraded both Matta Kendrick of 199 Tudor Lane. She was born July 12 at 643-2165 lugs Pinehurst Lean Patties...... ib. *1.39 in quantity and quality, and Hotel Reservetlons • Cor Rentals Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Over 25 Years of Continuous Servicel $286 Adults exciting additions will be Mr. and Mrs. Venture Matta of Hartford. Her paternal grand­ Deluxe Chopped Sirloin PaWos . . . . ib. *1.59 topline backpacking equipment, Authorized agent in Manchester Honeymoons • Group Travel picnic supplies for all Airlines. mother is Mrs. Mary Kendrick of Hartford. She has two sisters, Pattlee afto available freshly frozen In 4-lb. boxes. $205 Children a full line of bicycles and com­ Railroads and rnmpliit ibw), JlHMiiie, Vtirtura, Airway, SmntK, Rusiness Travel Andrea and Gail. 'we have every liHle thingl” Steamship Lines. TOUR INCLUDES: plete tennis equipment. MABLOW’S SPECIAL HAM VALUE iRound trip Irom Bradley by scheduled airlines • Two nights accom- In addition, skis can be “ 0*NT0W N MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER . e4(-5221 NO SERVICE CHARGE RoheriH, Lina Reiicc, daughter of Dennis and Diane Genovese 'modatlons at Orlando* Five nights at Miami Beach or Fort Lauderdale • brought in for summer overhaul ^6EE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF STORE DUBUQUE SAVE TIMEII Roberts of 105 Prospect St., Rockville. She was born July 20 at "where a VYE s t o w n 2 Days admission to Disney World e Orllns rental car with unlimited and storage, and a limited supp­ MASTER CHARGE CAROS ACCEPTEDI ^ * PHARMACY ■ ^ 4-Lb. CAN mileage lor one week or round trip transfers between airport and hotel' Reaervations and licketa for | Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are dollar'i and Disney World. ly of ski equipment will be 647-9949 Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Genovese of 17 Doming St. Her paternal LEAN HAM *4.59 all airlinea. worth a CALL OR COME INTO available for purchase. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roberts of 308A Green Araet« of dollar r 455 Hartford Rd. Mancheeter 643-5230 In the immediate vicinity of Call Rd. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. RTownM ntattchciUT M |9 J Pl GOODCHILD-BARTLEH TRAVEL Hunter Mountain, there are G(K)DCIHJMUUiTl£n TRAVEL i ¥ "" ■ ^ m ^ i r a v e Spieker, East Hartford. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Y O U fl COMMUNITY HEALTH 5ER VICE STORE' PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. 113 Main St., Manclio$tor Tal. 648-2098 championship golf courses, 113 Main 8L, Manohastar R. Horan of Hartford. 302 MAIN NEAR THE ARMORY horseback riding facilities. 67 East Center St., Manchester > Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. lO-l ------◄ ------.4 —

\ PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 2, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Frl.. Aug. 2. 1974— PAGE ELEVEN Cincinnati Playing ^Scoreboard’ Again Full Scale Weekend AND NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s the time of the year when the Reds were losing to San Francisco 7-4 after six innings. Marshall’s two-run single were the key blows of the 01 Cincinnati Reds are playin'g “scoreboard.” The Reds, they’ve homered in the same game this year. “I wasn’t worried,” said Joe Morgan, “we still had three five-run inning. Marshall, appearing in his 71st game, gave RADK chasing the Los Angeles Dodgers in the dog days of August “We’ve talked about how we’ve homered in the same innings to go.” game this year,” Perez said, “One time we both bounced For Grid Exhibitions up three hits over the last three innings. for the second straight year, are SVi games behind the Morgan’s two-run homer in the seventh cut the deficit to Dodgers and they can’t afford to lose any more ground. to the pitcher and we decided it was better to hit homers.” Phil^ 6, Expos 4 7-6, Tony Perez tied it in the eighth with a homer 7-7 and Bobby Bonds’ grand-slam homer off Pedro Borbon in the Del Unser’s three-run homer in the five-run third inning TONIGHT When both teams are home, the Reds can’t watch the NEW YORK (UPI) — ’The strike-plagued National Foot­ Saturday’s lineup will have defending Super Bowl cham­ 4:55 Red Sox vs. Orioles, Johnny Bench won it 9-7 with a two-run homer in the ninth. sixth inning gave the Giants their 7-4 lead. lifted the Phillies to the victory over Montreal. Wayne scoreboard to see how the Dodgers are doing because their ball League, with nearly one quarter of the Players pion Miami at Cincinnati, the New York Jets at Denver, WTIC The Reds remained back. Morgan and Perez hit their homers off Elias Sosa before Tvyitchell pitched a seven-hitter to pick up his sixth victory games are ending just as the Dodgers are starting. Association members having crossed picket lines across the New York Giants at Houston, Dallas at Oakland! 5:55 Yunks vs. Indians, “We’re the kind of team that has three or four people Bench, who hit a two-run double earlier in the game, got against three losses. Ernie McAnally was knocked out in But Thursday night the Reds were at San Francisco the country, kicks off its first full weekend of pre-season at New Orleans, San Francisco at San Diego WINF who can pop the ball,” Morgan noted. his “gamer” off Ron Bryant. the third inning and took the loss, his 13th against six wins. meeting the Giants while the Dodgers were home against activity with three games tonight, seven on Saturday, one and Chicago meeting St. Louis at Champaign, 111. On Sun- 8:(M) Mels vs. Cubs, WINF Bench smiled, “Yah, I watch the scoreboard because In the other games, Chicago beat New York twice 7-4 in . Cards 5, Pirates 2 the San Diego Padres. on Sunday and one on Monday. day, Atlanta is at Philadelphia and action concludes Mon­ I’m interested in all the games.” 10 innings and 3-1, Philadelphia downed Montreal 6-4, and Ken Reitz’ two-run double spearheaded a three-run rally The Reds, who go to Dodger Stadium Monday night to Talks between the NFL Management Council and the day night at Kansas City where the Chiefs entertain the SATURDAY He added, “We always feel we can come from behind. St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 5-2 in 11 innings. start a three-game series against Los Angeles that might in the 11th and lifted St. Louis past Pittsburgh. Reitz’ dou­ Players Association broke off again Friday in Washington Detroit Lions. 1:00 (18) Yankee Old We feel we’re in every game until the end.” Dodgers 8, Padres 1 ble snapped a 2-2 tie and he scor^ on Mike Tyson’s single. Timer Day even be called “crucial,” didn’t like what they saw on the and won’t be resumed until ’Tuesday, but ^ e owners have Cleveland will go with 11 experienced players, three free It was a bad omen for the Giants when Perez hit his Dave Lopes and Willie Crawford hit solo homers and the 2:00 (18, 22) Red Sox scoreboard Thursday night. Joe Torre’s double and Ted Simmons’s walk set the stage continually reiterated their determination to play all agents and eight draftees in the starting lineup. The Rams homer because it was likely Bench might get one, too. Dodgers then exploded with five runs in the seventh inning vs.Yanks, WTIG, WINF While the Dodgers were romping past San Diego 8-1, the for Reitz’ hit. exhibition games with the players on hand, including will have 16 veterans among their starters. Perez and Bench each have 20 homers and five times to rout San Diego. Steve Yeager’s two-run double and Mike 2:15 (.30) O rioles vs. rookies and an abundance of free agents. Two Cleveland veterans at running back will be Ken Tigers According to a spokesman for the owners, as of Friday, Brown and Hugh McKinnis. Brown is starting his fifth 4:30 (24) Bicycle Races some 3(X) of the 1,200 Players Association members were in season as a pro and McKinnis had three seasons in the 5:00 (8) Wide World of camp, 87 of them considered to be starters. Canadian League before coming to the Browns two years Sports: Boxing “The Rams will go through with plans to play every ago. The receivers will include six-year veteran tight end game with the players available to us,” said Los Angeles Chip Glass and second-year man Steve Holden, plus either SUNDAY Baseball Lot of Fun owner Carroll Rosenbloom, whose team meets the veteran Gloster Richardson or Bruce Janowski. 1:00 (22) Red Sox vs. Cleveland Browns tonight. Yanks, WTIC, WINF Buffalo, with one game under its belt, last week’s 21-13 1:.30 (24) Pro Tennis Herald Angle ^ However, in line with NFL policy, all ticket holders will loss to St. Louis in the annual Hall of Fame game at Can­ 2:30 (3) Tennis: Okker vs. be entitled to refunds as long as the strike lasts and the Los ton, Ohio, will feature rookies and free agents against the Nastase When Comfortable Angeles Times, sponsors of the Rams-Browns game, said Packers, a team with a handful of veterans in training 3:30 (3) Sports Spec­ it had 3,000 return requests and expected only about 30,000 camp, including quarterback Jerry Tagge and kicker tacular: Swimming, soccer By Earl Yost fans for the charity contest. Upwards of 70,000 attended Chester Mar col. BOSTON (UPI) - Baseball is a lot In’State Recruiting Pleases Coach Sports Editor “I just, happen to be hitting them this benefit game in past years. The biggest turnout of veterans will be at Cincinnati more fun to play when you’re comfor­ where they’re not,” said Burleson,, Larry Naviaux, UCoon football coach, has been pleased with the in-state recruitins Tonight’s two other games find the New England where 27 experienced players will perform for the Bengals table. Just ask Cecil Cooper. who was hitting .320 going into the accomplished by his staff. A total of 46 state residents with football backgrounds Patriots at Washington and the Green Bay Packers at Buf­ against the Dolphins, who boast 20 vets, including quarter­ The slender first baseman broke out game. Youngster A" will enroll at Storrs next month. The map shows good state representation. falo, where Bills’ officials admitted their ticket office was back Earl Morrall, running back Mercury Morris, place- of a hitting slump Thursday, driving Boston’s 15-hit attack gave Bill Lee doing a brisk refunding business all week. kicker Garo Yepremian and safety Jake Scott. in four runs with two doubles and a his 12th win against nine losses, but it Paces Win Why Charge Al All? single as the designated hitter was less than an artistic victory for powering the Boston RedSox to an 11- the lefthander, who gave up nine hits, MEMPHIS, Tenn (UPI) - Just wondering. Originally, the Rec Department set up 3 win over the Baltimore prioles. including Earl Williams’ sixth homer Running back Willie Spencer, a rules that tennis players would have to pay a nominal fee “I’ve been taking some extra bat­ of the year. Rest Paying Off brash 20-year-old without any for the use of courts evenings and weekends at Charter ting practice lately, and it’s made all college experience, looks Oak Park and Memorial Field. Yesterday, it was an­ “I was lucky to get away with what Tax Loophole the difference in the world. I feel forward to continuing his nounced by the department that only the upper and lower I did,” Lee said. ”I was wild—wild relaxed, comfortable—finally,” said high, wild low, wild everywhere. The Slow Pitch starring role for the Memphis courts at Memorial Field would be monitored in the future Southmen, even when Larry and courts at Charter Oak, West Side Oval and Robertson Cooper, who had gone O-for-28 just (home run) ball to Williams was low For PGA Golfers End Expected Csonka and Jim Kiick join the prior to the All-Star game and had not Park would be free (except to pay for the lights at night). and inside and he just golfed it over team next year. done anything to reverse the trend un­ the wall. One wonders why charge at all?...Speaking of tennis, Al SUTTON, Mass. (UPI) - The best “Csonka and Kiick have great til Thursday night. “But I had good stuff. The ball was his career, a 12-under-par 60. Werbner, current Neipsic Tennis Club president, still plays way to cope with the pressures of the Softball names going for them but I’ve “It doesn’t make any difference to doing something, no matter where it Dave Hill, one stroke back at 69, WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House Ways and Means a fine game after more than 35 years...Among the PGA tour apparently is to leave for a got my age going for me,” me where I play, as long as I’m also was off for two weeks, but did not Committee, in an action that could make the sale and Spencer said Thursday night physicians, two of the most ardent followers of tennis and went,” he said. “I felt strong the while. swinging the bat. I’ll be the whole game.” play golf. “I could have had a much purchase of professional sports teams less attractive, has after the Southmen scored 15 active in the game are Dave Warren and Harvey Pastel. Three of the top four scorers In designated hitter—fine with me,” he The Orioles, who are now four better round,” said Hill, who missed tentatively agreed to end a major tax loophole in the points in the second half for a The latter is also a photo buff who specializes in taking Thursday’s opening round of the $200,- said. games behind the first-place Red Sox several potential birdie putts the first TONIGHT’S GAMES added two doubles to the win­ buying and selling of sports franchises. 25-15 World Football Leage win shots of flowers...Happy to report that interest continues 000 Pleasant Valley Classic recently over the Southern California Rick Burleson, a shortstop who has in the American League East, got on day. “But I haven’t playqd in a while. ning offense which also saw to increase for the weekly cross-country runs at have returned from layoffs. Glen’s vs. A&N, 6:15 — Brian and Dennis Quigley each Basically, the committee complicated. It works like this: Sun. proved to be a pleasant surprise for the scoreboard first when Mark I had other business to take care of.” Fitzgerald Manchester Community College on Wednesday nights. “I took one month .off the tour and collect two hits. Dennis Vincent would require the buyer and the A team owner often pays a Spencer gained 99 yards the Red Sox since coming up from Regalado, the other first round Pizza vs. Turnpike, 6:15 — Two more weeks remain on the five-weyk schedule...The Belanger singled and rode home on just went fishing, relaxed and drank a homered and singled in the loss. seller of a franchise to agree on bonus in addition to a salary rushing and scored two of the Pawtucket when Doug Griffin was in­ Tommy Davis’ double to left. leader, took a month off in the early Keeney exactly what portion of the when he signs a player. That MCC soccer field off Wetherell Street has been dubbed lot of beer,” said Jerry Heard, *who INDY Southmen’s three touchdowns, jured early in the season, drove in The two teams meet again tonight, spring —but not to relax. The 26-year- Trash vs. Wilson’s, 6:15 — purchase price is represented bonus can be written off for tax both of them on two-yard runs. Cougar Field. Starting fast with six runs in tied J.C. Snead and Vic Regalado for old native of Tijuana went back home Neho by the value of the players and purposes over a period of years, Running back J. J. Jennings three runs with a double in the first in­ with Rick Wise, 3-4, going against the first inning, the BA Club the first round lead with a 68. “I only Plymouth vs. Crispino's, which portion is the value of the reducing the owner’s tax liabili­ scampered over from the two ning. Jesse Jefferson, 1-0. to Mexico to play. “I can go to Mexico went on to top Gunver last night Notes Off the Cuff play four or five weeks in a row. This 7:30 — Nebo franchise itself. ty for each Of those years. for the other Memphis and finish first or second in most tour­ at Keeney, 12-7. Jack Repass of Manchester, commissioner of the way I can make more big checks. I naments. Last year I played in seven CBT vs. Telephone, 6:15 This would end the practice of However, when the owner touchdown. — Nike Walt Smolensk! collected Eastern Collegiate Club Football Conference, reports the need to rest periodically to play tournaments at home and won allowing the buyer and seller to sells the team, he must treat A doubtful starter after suf­ Pero’s vs. Crockett, 7:30 three hits, one a homer, Mark assign their own values to each, the value of each player as or­ fering a shoulder separation in word club will not be used in the future. Repass, who heads Long Time to Hit Majors well.” $25,(X)0,” said the two-time Mexican Kravontka, Mike Walsh, Don Snead left the tour in Franklin, — Nike according to what combination dinary income while the the first game of the season, the four-year-old conference, is director of sports informa­ STMIIIINtS (UPI photo) Masters and reigning Mexican PGA Hensley and Ernie Brown each Wis., after playing poorly in the first All. Building vs. Fire, 6:15 of values gives them the remainder of the selling price Spencer said his superb perfor­ tion at the University of Hartford...No less than three champion. — Robertson came up with two hits.-Tony greatest tax advantage. gets more favorable capital WOODY FR YMAN CUTS LOOSE round of the Greater Milwaukee Open mance came because “I was members of the Jones family take part in the weekly John Schlee, Tom Watson and Grier Dick’s vs. Dorn’s, 7:30 — Stuellet paced the Stampers The sports section was in­ gains rates. determined to show tonight that in early July. “When you get tired cross-country runs at MCC. ’Die brothers are Brad, who National League Cubs’ Zamora Jones —among others — might take Robertson with two hits and four RBI’s. cluded Thurday in a tentative The buyer of the team then I was all right.” mentally, you get a bad attitude. Then State Bank vs. WINF, 8:45 Mike Biaglies was a three- draft of a tax bill which the assigns a value to the players, Memphis Coach John MeVay competes in the Youth Division, and Brian and Brett who EAST the advice of the leaders and leave the you’re not.good to anybody or — Rol>ert8on hitter and Bill Wilson, Guy committee hopes to complete which he then can write off for said the second-half effort was are Junior Division competitors...Confusing at times is the W L Pet. GB tour for a while. Schlee, second last Feasts on Mets yourself. So I went home (to Hot * Dupius each had two. within a few days. All decisions tax purposes over the next few the best his team has shown all abbrevation used for Manchester Country Club and Philadelphia 54 SO .519 week in the Canadian Open, had a DUSTY Springs, Va.) and did some farming.” SILK CITY are subject to change before the years, greatly reducing his tax year. Manchester Community College, MCC...Mike Baskauskas St. Louis 54 50 .519 sluggish 41-41-82 in the first round. Vittner’s were awarded a Fryman One-Hits Snead, nephew of golfing great Sam Enjoying two big innings, committee completes its final liability. 'The Sun scored first in the has been named freshman basketball coach at Yale. He Pittsburgh SO 55 .476 4‘A Jones, who holds the Pleasant forfeit win over the Jaycees as NEW YORK (UPI) — Almost every time Oscar Zamora Snead, previously had gone home in Trudon Volkswagen dumped draft sometime in September. The loophole surfaces when nationally televised game with captained the Elis last winter...Red Barber will be the Montreal 49 54 .476 4% Valley Country Club record of 65, shot was Armory Tavern over takes the mound for the Clhicago Cubs, he makes the faces the Acadia Restaurant last The tax loophole is somewhat the seller sets a low value to the quarterback Tony Adams New York 45 58 .437 m May and never picked up a club. “It 80, while Tom Watson, winner of the Economy Electric. guest of Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek on the Aug. 26 Mon­ of major league scouts redden with embarassment. night at Fitzgerald, 8-2. players and the buyer sets a sweeping around end. Adams day night NBC national baseball telecast. Exactly 35 years Chicago 44 59 .427 9V4 took me two weeks to get back in the Western Open, had a 79. CANDLELIGHT It took Zamora nine years to reach the major leagues groove so this time I decided to play Gary Pawlowski homered, high value on them. The set up a second score when age to the date. Barber was behind the mike for the first WEST Milwaukee Nine All three will need exceptional se­ Four runs in the first inning basketball purchase price is not affected Memphis was called for in­ one of two hits, and Al Rodonis, ™ W L Pet. GB and he’s out to prove that the scouts were wrong when they some while I was home,” he said. held up as Vito’s edged baseball telecast ever, a doubleheader at Brookyln’s cond rounds in order to make the cut, Greg Karakashian, Randy at all because a franchise also terference on a 41-yard pass to Los Angeles 69 37 .651 said he wasn’t a pitcher of big league caliber. Playing for small stakes at the Wholesale Tire last night at Ebbets Field. Barber is now living in retirement in NEW YORK (UPI) - Woody Norm Cash drove in both runs for which will knock off the 80 high scores Ralston and Dave Slyne each JUNIOR is being ought and sold, and Dave Wiliams. Cincinnati 64 43 .598 SVi So far, he’s doing a good job of making his point. Robertson, 5-3. Fryman wasn’t hurt much by losing Lower Cascade Golf Club near his from the field of 150 after today’s se­ added two hits. Sabers won by forfeit over the each can place differing values Florida. For years he described the doings of the Dodgers Houston 55 50 .524 13V2 Zamora, purchased by the Cubs from one of Houston’s the Tigers, hitting his seventh homer Dave Solomonson homered home, Snead fired the lowest round of cond round. Best in defeat was Bill Ruff Celtics. on this. But each man wrings from the Catbird’s Seat at the Flatbush National League Atlanta 54 51 .514 14% minor league clubs, has worked in 23 games and has been a his no-hitter Thursday night because of the season in the second inning and for Vito’s and Jim Warner had BERNARD A . LOZliRt park...Wally Pettengill of Manchester is still active in he knows what it is to pitch in real singling home Ben Oglivie, who had with two hits, one for four Rams 37 (Finnegan 21, Talbot the maximum tax advantage San Fran. 48 59 .449 21 Vz standout in relief with seven saves, three wins and an two hits. Pat Dougan paced the out of the sale. stock car racing competition this season as owner and pain. tripled, in the ninth. Jim Slaton suf­ bases. 11), Rinky Dinks 24 (McKeon 8) INC. San Diego 44 64 .407 26 earned run average of under 2.00 since coming to the bigs losers with two bingles. SENIOR II The tentative Ways and driver at Riverside Park in Agawam. Thursday's Games The 34-year-old Detroit Tiger lefty fered his 12th loss against eight vic­ Monday night in a makeup EAST-CENTRAL GIRLS Celling Repairs on June 15. Smith Welcomed game, Groman’s face Trudon at Highland Park 61 ( Steve Means decision would require Chicago 7-3, New York 4-1 has an arthritic condition in his elbow tories for the Brewers. Poor Sale Making eight hits count for as ft Replfcements The Cuban-born righthander played a key role in both 8:45. Cianci 23, Mike Geaffrey 13), the buyer and seller to agree on Philadelphia 6, Montreal 4 many runs. Formal’s Inn Quality Carpanlry Work. Decision Due Shortly games Thursday night as the lowly Cubs took a and doctors have told him that he’ll White Sox 7, A’s 3 CHAMPAIGN, lU. (UPI) CHARTER OAK Three J ’s 54 (Tim Allen 23). the value of the players at the St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 2 Penguins stopped South Wind­ Palloa • Additions throw every pitch in pain and will Ron Santo’s two-run single in the Rest on Net Court — The Chicago Bears and Making the most of 11 base Eagles 34 (Mark Dumais 9), time of sale. Thus, both would Will Hadden, general chairman for the Tall Cedars, Los Angeles 8, San Diego 1 doubleheader from the New York Mets, 7-4 in 10 innings sor last night at South Windsor, ft Romodoling never know which pitch might be his seventh inning broke a 3-3 tie and the St. Louis Cardinals exhibl hits. Multi Circuits upended Dead Bears 29 (Jack Hull 13) report the same value on their sponsors of the annual Five Mile Road Race in Manchester Cincinnati 9, & n Francisco 7 and 3-1. Zamora pitched the Cubs out of a seventh-inning 8-6. The loss was the first for last. White Sox went on to triumph over the Steak Out last night at tax returns. Thanksgiving morning, reports a decision will be made Only games scheduled jam in the opener when he retired two batters in a row LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) — Top-seeded Stan Smith, tion football game in the South. Free Estimates Fitzgerald, 9-3, with Bill This would reduce the tax ad­ later this month regarding accepting female entrants as Friday's Games with runners on first and second and he notched a save in Even so, Fryman hopes to pitch A’s —their first win over the world returning from an unexpected two-day rest, faces Georges University of Illinois Marrianne Pemberton and Hilinski, Tim Cunningham, vantage of selling a team for Chicago (Todd 2-1) at New the nightcap by allowing only two hits in 3 1/3 innings. another three or four seasons in the champions in their last five meetings. Goyen of France today in tte third round of the $100,000 stadium Saturday may pay Gail Butler divided the pitching May Activated PhOM 649-4464 official for the 1974 run...Congratulations are due Gene Dave Kosicol and Lou Cherrone both the buyer and the seller. York (Parker 3-9), N majors before calling it a career. Stan Bahnsen yielded seven hits, in­ First National Classic. nothing to either team or chores with Cindy Hanson NEW YORK (UPI) - The Johnson once again for bringing Moriarty Bros.’ baseball While the major league batters have found the 5-foot-lO each collecting two hits. This Montreal (Rogers 10-13) at “This was the best breaking ball cluding Sal Bando’s 14th homer, to the university. leading the way with the bat. team hotne first in the Hartford Twilight League divisional screwball artist an enigma, it is more puzzling why Smith, who said after his first-round match that his total was matched by Multi’s New York Yankees activated Philadelphia (Carlton 13-7 or I’ve had this season,” said Fryman win his ninth game, while Ken Holtz- The win was the eighth in 10 pitcher Rudy May ’Thursday standings. The MB’s have been the most dominating team Zamora was buried all those years in the low minors. game might be suffering from playing too much tennis A university spokesman Gary Osborne. Schueler 5-11), N starts for the Penguins and the in loopJhi§tory. “To tell you the truth I’m not doing anything differently after his 2-0 victory over the man was tagged with his 12th loss lately, got a welcome respite when his second-round oppo­ said that only about 9,000 REC and optioned hurler Dick Wood- St. Louis (Forsch 3-2) at locals will enter the State Tour­ son to Syracuse of the Inter­ up here than I was in the minors,” says the 29-year-old Milwaukee Brewers. ”I was throwing against 11 victories. ^ nent, Marcello Lara, forfeited due to a shoulder injury. tickets were sold for the Scoring four runs in each of Pittsburgh (Reuss 10-8), N nament this weekend in East national League on 24-hour as hard as I could as long as I could Rangers 3, Royals I Second-seeded Arthur Ashe was pitted against Hans game and that this week three innings. Center Congo San Diego (Greif 6-11) at Los rookie. “I don’t know why I never made it sooner. I heard Hampton. recall. RENT-A-TRUCK Expos Call Biittner and never got tired. Tomorrow, Mike Hargrove singled home the “about all we’re doing is whipped Dean Machine last Angeles (Sutton 8-8), N some people say it’s because they didn’t think I was fast Pohmann of West Germany in another third-round match however, my arm will go stiff. That’s tie-breaking run in the eighth inning night at Nike, 14-8. BOLAND MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - Cincinnati (Billingham 12-7) enough. They were always looking for the big guys who today, while defending champion Manual Orantes was making refunds. We’re life.” Tim Sm^ck, Clarence Larry Biittner, hard-hitting out­ at San Francisco (Halicki 1-3), could blow the ball by the hitters. But I don’t think I was and Toby Harrah added a homer in the matched against 13th-seedfed Brian Gottfried tonight. not selling enough tickets Switzer and Mark Snyder each fielder and first baseman for N slow. I just never got a break. Fryman, now 5-6 for the season, had ninth as Jackie Brown went the dis­ The third-seeded Orantes led the advance through the se­ to keep up with the OIL CO. lashed out three hits and Connie Women^s ASA Tourney the Memphis Blues of the Inter­ Only games scheduled “It is puzzling when you think about it. I mean I could un­ a no-hitter until Bobby Mitchell hit a tance for his ninth victory for the cond round Thursday with a 6-3, 6-3 triumph over Jaime refunds.’’ national League, was called up Banas, Bob Magnano and Earl EST. 1935 derstand it if I had been in trouble, but I always got along clean ground ball single between short Rangers. Bruce Dal Canton dropped Pinto-Bravo of Chile. The Spaniard kept his Chilean foe The University has Continues al Fitzgerald to the majors Thursday by the and third base into left field with two his fifth decision against six wins for' Vivian had a pair for Congo. good with management. Maybe my size had something to pinned to the baseline with accurate ground strokes. issued 9,000 refunds. John Rubinow, Don Hazard and Montreal Expos. out in the seventh. He went on to close the Royals. The university an­ Biittner hit .323 through 94 do with it. I don’t know. But just being here now makes all In the featured Thursday night match, Mexican Raul Elliott Svelnys each collected HEATING OILS American League out the masterpiece with 10 strikeouts Twins 6, Angels 5 Four teams remain in the The tourney champ will join games and his average was tops that time I spent in the minors worth it. I’m not bitter Ramirez avenged his loss to 17-year-old Billy Martin in the nounced on May 1 that three hits for Dean. EAST double elimination Women’s G ro m an ’s S port Shop of AUTOMATIC DELIVERY for the Expos’ AAA farm club about anything. I’m grateful for the opportunity to pitch and three walks. Bobby Darwin’s two-run homer was Washington International tourney last week with a 6-0,6-0 10,000 tickets had been NIKE W L Pet. GB ASA State Slow Pitch Softball Manchester, defending ASA 24 HOUR SERVICE and second in the league. here. But I’d like to be able to prove that they (the scouts) The Chicago White Sox defeated the the big blow of a three-run eighth­ rout. It was the first love match in the tourney here as sold for the game. The Outhit by one and outscored Boston 56 47 .544 Tournament being played at champs, in Region 9 play in Biittner, who had collected 98 Oakland A’s, 7-3, the Boston Red Sox inning rally which lifted the Twins to contract calls for each by one run, Wyman Oil fell vic­ Cleveland 53 49 .520 2% were wrong.” Ramirez limited his youthful opponent to just 19 points in Fitzgerald Field and Saturday Providence, Aug. 9-10. The hits, 48 RBls and scored 50 runs routed the Baltimore Orioles, 11-3, the victory over the Angels. Tom team and the universty to tim to Farr; F arr’s last night at Baltimore 52 51 .505 4 The doubleheader sweep enabled the last-place Cubs to the two sets. night a winner will be crowned. region champ will qualify for 646-63M for Memphis this season, will Cleveland Indians bombed the New Burgmeier pitched 2 1-3 innings of split the receipts equally Nike, 6-5. 51 53 .490 5% climb within one game of the fifth-place Mets in the NL The Socialites of New Haven the Nationals in California later 369 Ctnicr St., ManchMttr report to Montreal immediate­ Milwaukee Swinging big bats for F arr’s New York 51 53 .490 5% East race. York Yankees, 9-2, the Texas rangers hitless relief to win his fifth game. after expenses are paid. are the only undefeated entry this month. ly. were Don Fay, Bob Bergin, Detroit 50 53 .485 6 topped the Kansas City Royals, 3-1, Harmon Killebrew hit his 10th homer “The teams are waiving with a 3-0 record while and the Minnesota Twins topped the of the season and the 556th of his Little Miss Softball Brian Sullivan and Kevin Gerri- Gartenhaus of Plainville, WEST their guarantees,’’ the ty, each with two hits. Rich career for the Twins. Italian Club of Wallingford and W L Pet. GB California Angels, 6-5, in other spokesman sad, “and 1 Peck, Bruce Taggart and Rudy Oakland 61 44 .581 American League games. Homers by Beth Gallup, Bet­ singled for the losers. Lynn Sen- suppose if there’s a loss, the Niantic Merchants have all Shaeffer were in the two-hit dropped one game. Texas 54 52 .509 7% Major League Leaders ty Dubiel, Beth Tobin and tivay tripled for the Carpets; it’ll be split three ways. group for the Oilers. Join GHO Field Chicago 52 51 .505 8 Denise Boutilier paced Willie’s Making 22 hits count for 20 Pairings Saturday will find But the‘ticket sales should FELINE WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - Kansas City 51 51 .500 8% to a 26-24 win over Cut & Curl runs, Nbnehester Olds lasted the Italians and Niantic playing Leading Batters cover expenses.’’ Failing in only one frame to Jerry Heard, Bunky Henry and Minnesota 51 54 .486 10 Bell Sparks Tribe Victory last night. Lisa Cooke’s two blasted Nassiff Arms, 20-7, as at 4 o’clock. The winner will go NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE score, Roosevelt Mills trounced Larry Hinson are the latest California 41 65 .387 20% homers led Willie’s. Anne Prignano continued her on to face Gartenhaus at 5:30 AB H Pet. AB H Pet. CLEVELAND (UPI) - If Cleveland Jim Perry started for the Indians WINF last night at Mt.Nebo, 21- with the loser going home. professional golfers to confirm FmiRAlOO Thursday's Results Hagler Real Estate swamped hot hitting with four, including 4, as Teri Muldoon homered Garr, Atl 437 160 .366 Carew, Minn 404 152 .376 they will be at the Wethersfield Minnesota 6, California 5 fans had any questions about whether and notched his 205th major league Wilson Electric, 20-1, as Sue three homers. Lisa Baker had Winner of this second game will NEED A TRUCK? I Zisk, Pitt 332 107 .322 Hargrove, Tex 257 85 .331 twice and added three singles. Country Club for the 1974 Sam­ Texas 3, Kansas City 1 Buddy Bell’s knee injury has victory after giving up a pair of runs Roth struck out eight batters five hits, two for four bases, bump up against the Socialites Smith, St. L 338 108 .320 Randle, Tex 322 103 .320 Doreen Oakman collected for my Davis Jr.Greater Hartford and Carrie Hagler seven. Miss and Sue Cain added three hits, at 7. If a fourth game is needed Rent an Econollne Van Chicago 7, Oakland 3 Garvey, LA 420 134 .319 Yaz, Bos 342 109 .319 hampered his hitting, they don’t have in the second inning. He allowed only Hartford Nine four hits, Joan Beavory and O^n. Roth homered twice and Lynn one a homer. Cathy Seavey it will start at 8:30. Cleveland 9, New York 2 Geronimo, Cin 279 89 .319 Orta, Chi 299 95 .318 them now. three singles over the final six in­ Debbie Sarna three each and from homered for Nassiff’s. Boston 11, ^ Itim ore 3 Buckner, LA 369 116 .314 Scott, Mil 390 121 .310 Bell, hurt in an off-season basket­ nings. Wright and Cindy Haddock each Tops Collegians Kathy Keegan, Bonnie Godin collected triples. Mary Detroit 2, Milwaukee 0 Cash, Phil 433 135 .312 Stanton, Cal 277 86 .310 ball game, banged out three hits and Perry is now 11-8 and has won six of and Cathy McConnell two each DILLON LEASING CORP. Friday's Games Wrobleski had two hits in the Wyman’s outscored Armory One of these nights NEED A NEW DRIVEWAY? Montanez, Phil 311 97 .312 McRae, KC 324 100 .309 drove in four runs Thursday night to his last seven decisions. Manchester Community in the triumph. Chris Dulka led New York (McDowell 1-4) at Gross, Hou 360 112 .311 Jackson, Oak 326 100 .307 spark the Cleveland Indians to a 9-2 loss. Package, 23-6, with Lauri the losers with a homer and Cleveland (Arlin 2-4), N “It sure felt great,” he said. “I Ansaldi’s had too many guns Turkington collected four hits, College is going to break out No Need to Queu • Got a truck job that needs doing? Moving furniture, haul­ Brock, St. L 390 121 .310 Robinson, Balt 346 105 .303 victory Over the New York Yankees. can’t remember when I got nine runs with a rash of base hits and win single and Nancy Lessig added ing supplies, etc ? We can give you a hand with a Ford Baltimore (Jefferson 1-0) at Plniella, NY 323 98 .303 for Bantly in winning 17-2. one a homer, and Tracy two hits. Phone tor a Free Eetimate [Sat N»e Auj 18:00PM. Boston (Wise 3-4), N “ I’m really feeling good and hitting in one game, but whether it’s a one- Susan Hall, Debbie Hoshy, Nan­ Dell’Angela and Caryl McKee another ball game. truck to meet your needs. Rain Otfe Auj. W, 8PM. California (Figueroa 1-2) at PITCHING the ball well,” Bell said. “My knee run lead or a seven-run lead I never cy Duffy and Nancy Pieiollo led adding three each. Nader Last night the weak-hitting EASTERN 649-5233 NATIONAL LEAGUE: John, AM ERICAN L E A G U E : Collegians dropped a 9-1 deci­ SPECIAL MID-SEASON PRICES Minnesota (Goltz 4-5), N feels great. change my style of pitching.” the winning attack. Liz Wiec- Leone, Laurie Grant, Linda Combined five-hit pitching by • Low, Low Rates — Includes Insurance. Texas (Jenkins 14-9) at Kan­ LA 13-3; G ullett, Cin and Tiant, Bos 16-7; Wood, Chi 16- “I started to feel sorry for myself a zorek homered for the Oilers. Cantone and Andrea Brown led sion to Hartford Insurance at John Lombardo and Pete sas City (Briles 2-4), N C a rlto n , P h il 13-7; 12; G. Perry, Clev 15-5; Busby, few weeks ago when things weren’t The two teams wind up their two- Lisa Brown’s hornet led Wyman. I Mt. Nebo. The locals collected Devanney led Tierney’s to a 7-5 G&H PAVING & CONSTRUCTION CO. M e s s e r s m ith , LA 12-2; KC 15-9; Hunter, Oak and just two singles against the Drivewajfs • Parking Lots • Sealing • Concrete Stafford Motor Speedway Oakland (Blue l2-9) at going too well, but it’s no good to feel game series tonight with former Manchester Package to|a 9-8 Winners by a 15-!uscore was success over Control Date last Chicago (Wood 16-12), N Billingham, Cin, Brett, Pitt and Jenkins, Tex 14-9; Bibby, Tex Cleveland lefty Sam McDowell win over Manchester Carpet. the BA Club. No opponent was National Division co-leaders. Septic Systems that way,” said the 22-year-old third night at Nebo. WMt SL, loNon Phone Today 64S-B233 319 Main St, Mandwster 643-2145 ROm m . STAFFORP SPRINGS, CT. \ Detroit (Walker 4-2) at McGlothen, St. L12-7; Lonborg, 14-13. making his first start of the season Connie Murray had two hits and listed. Sylvia Pennock and San­ The locals have now dropped baseman, who has knocked in 38 runs Tom Lombardo homered and ST Veairs Experience! Fmlfy Guerenteed! Phil 12-10. Laura Hewitt homered and dy Twible homered. 15 of 17 starts. Milwaukee (Wright 8-14), N this season. against the Tribe. singled and Tom Fitzgerald PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug, 2, 1974

MjWCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Aug. 2, 1974- PAGE THIRTEEN ' NOTICE Help Wanted Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Auditors Report Abuses HAPPY ADS OF DISSOLUTION 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 2 3 Homes for Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 AND NURSES’ AIDE MANCHESTER - Bowers Manchester TOLLAND - Non-development, NOTICE TO CREDITORS With experience - to live in. School, 4-bedroom Ranch, six room country Cape, acre In Employment Agency OF Room and board plus salary. living room with fireplace, lot, low 30s. Owner. 872-6323. We find the house WOODRIDGE LAKE, INC. Send resume with references dining room, kitchen, rec room, NEW NOMES you make the home. Notice is hereby given that to Box “FF” garage, treed lot. Just im­ BEAUTIFUL Custom - built 3- By JUAN O. TAMAYO Pawlowski, a former collec­ For this he was paid $12,270, 8V4% mortgage money guaranteed for first 2 years to danlel f. real* R m roK the above Corporation, a Manchester Evening Herald maculate. 40’s. Frechette & bedroom Colonial - Excellent tor for the Internal Revenue the auditors said. Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646-4144. qualified buyers on our NEW HOMES, some already location, Birch Mountain Road, MIS HARTFORD (UPI) - A Two other temporary com­ Connecticut corporation having Service, was indicted on two its principal place of business in up, others to be bulR. Bolton. $60,000. Telephone 646- state unemployment com­ counts of tax evasion in connec­ missioners appointed by She H e ra th 3026. $37,000 the Town of Manchester, Coun­ missioner got $7,000 for alleged­ tion with the Rytman Grain Meskill also reviewed no cases C(X)K - Person has to have Manchester $43,900 RAISED RANCH This older 6-room Colonial Is loaded with charm. The ty of Hartford and State of S4S,500...RANCH very quiet street Is an added extra. A large fireplaced ly illegal sick leave and vaca­ Co., of Norwich. 'The firm’s ac­ in the first month of their six- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING some experience - will train our 3 bedrooms, 1V4 baths, for­ 3 bedrooms, 1*A baths, for­ COLUMBIA - Lakefront. Six tion benefits, and then retired month tenure, according to the Connecticut, has been dissolved way. Rein’s New York Style, DESIGNER DECORATED rooms, three bedrooms, 1 1/2 living room, formal dining room, large eat-ln kitchen, countant and director, he was by resolution adopted by the Martin School Area mal dining and living room, mal dining and living room, on a $308 monthly state pension convicted of hiding $50,000 in report. Deli-Restaurant, Route 30, Ver­ baths, large living room with three good size bedrooms and a full bath. Although this directors and shareholders of non, 875-0944. eat-ln kitchen, aluminum eat-ln kitchen, aluminum fireplace', large kitchen, 2 four days before he was con­ the company’s assets. William L. Hadden, a home has no garage. It does have something special. . . . Somaona the Corporation on June 30, Three bedroom Colonial, 2 siding, 2-car garage. siding and garage. porches. $67,000. Call owner An ATTIC. A fun place for the kids on a rainy day. victed of income tax evasion. The report also showed that Hamden attorney was paid at a a fireplaces, family room, 2Vi 228-9070. And, according to an may hova tent you 1974. A Certificate of Dissolu­ JANITOR - Part-time evenings, Commissioner Robert A. $12,270 annual rate. dusting, floor cleaning. Apply baths, first floor laundry, auditor's report on the state William Perez, a former o happy adi tion has been filed with the $93,900 DUTCH COLONIAL Mid 40’a — This 5-room ranch Is so now, the builder Is still Sullivan, appointed in 1971 by PHONE 643-2711 Secretary of State as required at Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye screened porch, 2-car garage, Unemployment Commission for newsman who got a law degree Spacious 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, family room, fireplace, Gov. Thomas J. Meskill to two by law. Street, South Windsor. large landscape lot, ^ sald i- Glastonbury working on It. Two baths, aluminum siding, carpeting, and release today, a temporary and participated in Hartford aluminum siding, 2-car garage. extras wo still don’t know about. six-month terms to handle a All creditors, if any, are built. 50’s. commissioner appointed to han­ growing case load, did not Republican politics, was paid at FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD NURSES AIDES - All shifts, COLONIAL CAPE $45,500 — Good Income property. A four-family close to dle case overloads managed to a $11,970 annual rate. He now Congratulations warned and hereby given notice experience preferred, excellent F. J. SPILECKI $90 ,90 0 $49,900 ON SIX ACRES everything. review any ciaims in the first Help Wanted 13 to present their claims to 7-room Custom RANCH. 3 avoid processing any cases month and last four of his works for the Defense Depart­ INDEX TO THE starting salary, good fringe Realtor 643-2121 7-room Dutch Raised Ranch. Exceptional 9 room, 4- Pellegrino, Pellegrino & benefits, paid lunch period, on bedrooms, family, room, 2- $53,900 — Just starting out? Why not let your tenants help during nearly half his year-long terms. ment as a publicist. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING FALCONS 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family bedroom home built in 1971. NOTICES BARMAID wanted - 3-4 days or Pellegrino, Attorneys at Law, bus line. East Hartford Con­ car garage. you with your monthly payments. This two-year old d u ^ x Is tenure. 1 — Loti and Found nights. Call 872-3381 ask for room, 2-car garage. Large fireplaced family room from, 475 Whitney Avenue, New valescent Home, 745 Main MANCHESTER- Rockledge, 7 close to school and shopping. With three bedrooms^ on Official r.ecords showed 2 — P ariontit DEADLINE Skip. Also looking for a band. plus sitting room adjoining 3 — Announcamanta RATES Jim McNickle and Haven, Connecticut, 06511, on Street, East Hartford. room Ranch, cathedral ceiling, either side, eat-ln kitchen with appliances Included. Thaddeus J. PaWlowski, com­ 12:00 noon the day before We can still obtain mortgage money with as little as master bedroom. Quality 4 — EnlerlaInmanI 1 day ...... 9« word per day Mario Orduz or before October 31, 1974, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, double $56,500 - Woodbridge 8t. — A four-family with good in­ missioner in the Second 5 — Aucllont publication. WOMAN - To work weekend garage, treed lot, $49,900. 5% down payment to a qualified buyer on any Re- features throughout. 90’s. Rome Doesn’t Want 3 d a y s ...... 8 t word per day otherwise said claims shall be come. One 6-room apartment, three 4-room apartments District that includes his 6 d a y s ...... 7c word per day Deadline for Saturday and days making pies and during RNS-LPNS Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Sale home. FINANCIAL Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. week on counter. Apply Grand­ barred as by statute provided. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, Live rent free. hometown of Norwich, resigned 8 — Bondt-SlocKs-Morlgagei 26 days ...... 6c word per day Congratulations AIDES 646-3233. Oct. 13, 1972, four days before GOP Chairmanship 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM ma’s Pies, 501 West Middle : TO JIM MC NICKLEANO; Dated at New Haven, Connec­ 7-3, 3-11 IMMACULATE older home, 3 $58,900 - Ellington. This 7-room Raised Ranch Is spanking 10 — Insurance Happy A d s ...... $1.75 Inch Turnpike, 2-5 p.m. ticut, this 30th day of June J. WATSON BEACH CO. new. Three bedrooms, 2V4 baths, family room and a 2-car he pleaded no contest to two PLEASE READ MARIO ORDUZ Full-time and part-time or 4 bedrooms 1 l/2baths, first charges of income tax evasion. EMPLOYMENT 1974. floor laundry, 2-car garage, Realtors MLS garage. This home offers a beautiful view. DO YOU WANT to earn more ; for a successful season ppaltlons available, com­ HARTFORD (UPI) - SUte Rome said Steele and 13 — Help Wanted YDUR AD Michael D. Saffer swimming pool. Owner moving MERRITT Manchester Office 647-0130 $35,900 — Robin Hood would have loved this one. The large Takes Sick Leave 14 — Business Opportunities Classified ads are taken over than $5 an hour? Phone Vanda In Soccer. petitive salary plus company out of state. Marion E. Robert­ Equal Housing Opportunity Senate Majority Leader Lewis Gaffney have been in contact to 15 — Situation Wanted Its Attorney tree shaded lot Is just the beginning. This super clean 6- He had been indicted in the phono as a convenience. Beauty Counselor, 875-7357 to paid life, health, major son, 643-5953. B. Rome, R-Bloomfield, says try to settle their differences March 1972 and began a 75-day EDUCATION The Herald Is responsible lor arrange for a personal inter­ room Cape has much to offer. Wall to wall carpeting, a he is running for re-election and medical and disability In­ AGENCY sick leave on April 11 without and added that “the com­ 18 — Private Instructions only one incorrect Insertion and view for a full or part-time op­ surance makes this truly one kealtor fireplace, bullt-lns, 1V4 baths and plenty of privacy. is not interested in becoming munication between them is 19 — Schools-Classes then only to the size ol the portunity. S To the South Windsor A f i S submitting the required 20 — Instructions Wanted of the best benefit packages state Republican chairman. excellent.” original Insertion. Errors which BIDWELLS IMPECCARLE 646-1180 COVENTRY - Owner anxious. medical certification. He do not lessen the value ol the Make an offer for this spacious "No, under no cir­ REAL ESTATE GAS STATION attendant LEGAL available. Apply the Director Six-room spacious Ranch, 1V4 received a suspended sentence 23 — Homes lor Sale advertisement will not be cor­ :§ Have a fun vacation of Nursing Service to learn 7 1/2 room Raised Ranch on a LIST YOUR HOUSE IN . . . cumstances,” was his reply rected by an additional Inser­ needed. Apply in person. vanity baths, 2-car garage. and 18 months probation. 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Gorin’s Sports Car Center, ^ from Rachel NOTICE more about the health care $31,000 beautiful acre lot. King size Thursday night to whether he 25 — Investment Property tion. ADMISSION OF ELECTORS Also large rec room in lower master bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, The sick leave had been ap­ 28 — Business Properly Route 83, Tolland Turnpike, opportunities at 7 ROOM CAPE I Circa 1850 Cape. Country might be a compromise can­ Reporting level. Attractive large lot. formal dining room, extra large REALMS CORNER proved by Peter J. lassogna, at 27 — Resort Properly Talcottville. Notice is hereby given that kitchen, 2 fireplaces, five didate to satisfy members of 28 — Real Estate Wanted the Board of Admission of Elec- 647-9191 Spotless move-in condition. This home Is in I eat-in kitchen with appliances, 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 that time the chairman of the the party divided on whether Help Wanted 13 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. 40’s. I room expandable. fantastic family room with commission, which reviews Awards MI8C. SERVICES WOMAN WANTED to care for Help Wanted 13 tors, of the Town of excellent condition and the present chairman, J. Brian 31 — Services Offered □ NOTICES 8-year old boy, Tuesday through Manchester, will be in session MEADOWS Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, is located on quiet ■ HUTCHINS AGENCY fireplace and carpeting and 2- complaints from persons Gaffney of New Britain, should 32 — Painting-Papering lip. CONVALESCENT CENTER 646-3233. 649-93 24 car garage. Low 40’s. Colli deni^ unemployment benefits, 33 — Building-Contracting Must be skilled with hands to Friday. Must live in vicinity of in the Municipal Building, Town shady Cambridge I Wagner, Realtors, 663 Burnside CLEAN, move-in condition. Six remain. Offered Verplanck School. Please call 333 RIdwall St lassogna lost his chairmanship 34 — Roofing-Siding assemble toys. Apply in person, EXPERIENCED Clerk’s Office, on Wednesday, J. WATSON BEACH CD. Street within walking I room cape with bedroom space SOUTH WINDSOR ” I have been asked by a 35 — Healing-Plumbing Lost and Found 568-7286. Manchastar, Conn. Avenue, East Hartford, 289- but remains on the state payroll 36 — Flooring Kage Company, 91 Elm Street. August 7,1974 from 7:00 P.M. to Realtors MLS I 0241. galore, fireplaced living room, number of groups in the par­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The AUTO MECHANICS distance of stores and COVENTRY - Twin Hills COUNTRY GENTLEMAN as a commissioner. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage 9:00 P.M., for the purpose of ad­ Manchastar Offlca 647-9139 bus lines. I Drive. Four-room Ranch on good quality carpeting. Treed ty...if I would be interested and Revitalization Corps, an ac­ 38 — Services Wanted FOUND - Mongrel dog, black experience Pawlowski had been on the HAIRDRESSER wanted - EXPERIENCED cabinet mitting all persons who are TELLERS - We will train for _^^^£^uaUloutln^ 106x469 lot, beautifully lot in quiet friendly Just a bit short of 3 acres indicated that I would think tivist citizens group, is offering and brown, female. Call Dog Experienced. Call 643-2461 or maker wanted. Excellent op­ preferred. Four-day work neighborhood. $34,900. Eastern, commission since 1959, when he MISC. FOR SALE Warden, 646-4555. found to be qualified to be Elec­ position in one of our 6 branches landscaped, 2 garages, new within 15 minutes of Hartford. about it,” Rome said. "But I three awards for investigative 41 — Articles lor Sale apply in person at the Carriage portunity. Please call week. Frtnge benefits. Apply last section 643-9969, 646-8250. was appointed to the $14,000 a 42 — Building Supplies tors of the Town of Manchester. in the Manchester-East Hart­ GORMAN'; driveway. Many extras. Seven room Dutch Colonial talked to them today and said reporting. House, 18 Oak Street. Displaycraft, Manchester 643- in person to Mr. Bergeron, NINE year old “L”-shaped Private. Immediate occupancy year post by then Democratic 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs FOUND - Mongrel dog, black The qualifications are as ford area. Hours must be flexi­ THREE-BEDROOM Garrison with circular drive, elbow that I am not a candidate.” Director Ned Coll said 44 — Livestock 955'?. Service Manager. Ranch with fireplaced living Edmund Gorman I 859-1301. of homes now Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff, who and tan male. Call Dog Warden, follows: Applicant must be a ble. If interested, inquire at Colonial, fireplaced living room to spare. Private Rome said those who Thursday the awards, totaling 45 — Boats & Accessories WAITRESS - Part-time,, days. Hartford National Bank, 320 room, eat-in kitchen, 3 is now Connecticut’s senior 46 — Sporting Goods 646-4555. United States citizen, eighteen Agency I room, formal dining room, fully grounds with in-ground pool, questioned him included Rep. $300 will be named in honor of Experienced preferred. Apply REAL ESTATE - Need for one SASRUICK West Middle Tpke., bedrooms and rec room. Large BY OWNER - Manchester, im- senator. 47 — Garden Products in person. W. T. Grant cTo., eager salesperson for active (18) years of age, be a resident treed lot. Only $33,900. Keith Manchester 646-4040l available equipped kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, California redwood cabana. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., Sue Heslam Curtis, the charter 48 — Antiques Personals 2 81 ADAMS STREET Manchester. An equal oppor­ rnaculate 7-room Colonial, lassogna could not be reached 49 — Wanted to Buy. Manchester Parkade. iocal real estate office. in the Town of Manchester, and Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. master bedroom will take king- $74,900. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas A. director of the corps who died MANCHESTER tunity employer. fireplaced living room, 3 for comment. Experience not necessary, will take the oath prescribed by law. bedrooms, formal dining room, LAST 4 homes ready for size furniture. All on a Panuzio and Gaffney. Steele recently. RENTALS WHOEVER picked up gold manicured treed lot. Call B/W Pawlowski said, when told of 52 — Rooms lor Rent ACCOUNTANT - Part-time. In­ tram. For confidential appoint­ Dated at Manchester this 2nd MANCHESTER- Porter Street kitchen, den, walk-out base­ occupancy — Then Eim WUSM6 OPPORTIIITY defeated Panuzio for the par­ "These awards are geared to French wallet at Dr. dustrial experience. Hours ment call Rick Merritt, 64^ Situation Wanted 15 REDUCED - Cozy, economical, we’re completely sold realty, 647-1419. the report, “I know nothing 53 — Apartments lor Rent Leventhal’s Moday, 4 p.m. day of August, 1974. area, 6 room Colonial, 1% two-bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, ment, 3-car garage, beautifully ty’s gubernatorial nomination encourage more investigative 54 — Homes lor Rent flexible. Own transportation. 1180. NURSES AIDES - Part-time, baths, fireplace and carpeting, landscaped, low heat and taxes, outi & about it.” 55 — Business lor Rent please return personals - Board of Admissions garage, nice neighborhood. BARROWS WALLACE at the state convention. reporting in state government Ideai for retired person. Phone weekends only. Excellent TIMESTUDY ENGINEER - lovely tree shaded yard. Upper accessible to all areas. 528-2736. The e Bedroom Ranch — VERNON $47,900 56 — Resort Properly lor Rent driver’s license etc. Call 649- Chester F. Bycholski Many assets at bargain price, $27,500 Mandwtlar Haw Havan HartforS However, Gaffney had and more positive action on the 57 — Wanted to Rent 872-9176. DENTAL Assistant, full time, salary, good opportunity to earn Stopwatch studies, methods, 30s. R. E. Merritt Agency, 649-8306 3S7-1819 27S-1S02 58 — Misc. lor Rent 1423 or 646-5905 after 4, 647-9194 experience p referr^ but will Selectman production controls, plant 1180. $34,500 firm. Owner, 643-5641, The 3 Bedroom Townhouse ROOM ABOUNDS backed Panuzio, and Steele’s part of lay organizations in ext. 43 before 3. some money on weekends. If 528-7311. $32,990 Fatalities train. Send resume to P.O. Box desired, may schedule for an Irene R. Pisch layouts, incentives, etc. Flexi­ TWO-FAMILY House - In fair ■ victory put Gaffney’s position honoring such reporting,” Coll AUTOMOTIVE . . . Includes air condition­ In this 7 room, custom built 61 — Autos lor Sale 1, Glastonbury, Conn. 06033. occasional double. East Hart­ Selectman ble. 344-3658. OLDER HOME - Ranch Style. shape, with yard, attic and in jeopardy, with reports flying said. basement, new furnace. On bus ing, carports, full basement, Garrison Colonial. Large MANCHESTER - 5-4 duplex, D ecline 62 — Trucks lor Sale Director of ford Convalescent Home, 745" Mildred M. Schaller New roof, full basement, expan­ two-car garage, separate fur­ that Steele wanted Gaffney out. Coll said the panel of judges 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Manchester lines, only a few minutes to swimming pool, tennis 12x14 fireplaced living roqpi, Nursing Services MAINTENANCE Technician - Main Street, East Hartford. Selectman TWO-YEAR OLD to care for dable attic. Needs your per­ courts, grounds and exterior naces, wall-to-wall carpeting, One-Third Rome Thursday said the feud includes Robert Douglas, news 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles □ FINANCIAL during working hours. Have shopping center, public pool, formal dining room, 3 large 65 — Campars-Trallers-Moblle Individual experienced in all "Edward Tomkiel sonal touch to make it a LARGE CAPE maintenance. country kitchen, excellent con­ had apparently been settled. director of WHNB-TV, Hank We have an opening coming child who n e ^ s friend. 643- schools and churches. 646-26()0. HARTFORD (UPI) - Homes phases of maintenance work is BECOME AN Artex instructor Town Clerk charmer. Upper 20’s. Jackston Lovely treed lot. Living room, bedrooms on second floor. dition. Owner transferred. Char “If Mr. Gaffney wants re- Williams, news director of 66 — Automotive Service for a progressive RN. B.S., 1-3 needed for general 9476. Agency, 646-1316. Connecticut highway fatalities Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 of decorator tube paints and eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, Family room off kitchen. Bon Agency, 643-0683. election there is every indica­ WKND radio, Tom Condon of 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease years experience preferred as maintenance at Meadows Con­ ^©ftRjielcl. dropped by a third from 309 in earn money. No experience. IVa baths, partial rec room, Nicely treed lot with a coun- tion that he has more than a the Hartford Courant, and MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Director of Nurses. This posi­ valescent Center, 333 Bidwell Call 646-7769. try view. Please call 649-5306. the first seven months of 1973 to East Hartford garage. Owner very anxious. 447 EAST Middle Tpke. - Four- himself. cond, third. All kinds. Realty tion in a large, modem con­ Street, Manchester. Contact Homes For Sale 23 192 this year. majority of the votes in the Priced reduced to $36,000. Avante Realty ‘§ffeei\. bedroom Cape, 2 baths, Coll said the stories dealing statewide, credit rating un­ valescent home will become Mr. Bannock, 647-9194 or drop COUNTER HELP - Several A GEM EiwiiL H o u m (imRTiiiin The Connecticut Safety Com­ state Central Committee,” by 8-4. NOTICE Offers invited. fireplace, carpeting, finished Rome said. The committee with state government must Mayor Threatens necessary. Reasonable. Con­ available in mid-September. openings, part-time, Friday, OF PUBLIC HEARING MANCHESTER - Small two- Three bedroom Ranch, first 646-5461 mission Thursday interpreted fidential, quick arrangements. Experience in geriatrics a Saturday, 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. Some family, ideal investment. Good gives you more basement, full shed dormer, meets Tuesday to decide the cover the first six months of In accordance with the floor family room, spacious BARROWS & WALLACE aluminum siding, garage, the statistic as a favorable Legal Action Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. must. Excellent benefit CAN YOU make $250 - $400 per mornings and evenings. Apply location and condition. Low FRECHETTE & MARTIN offshoot of the energy crisis. question. 1974. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ week by supervising a door-to- Bess Eaton Donuts, 150 Center provisions of Section 128, Title kitchen, large living room Manchester Lydall Street/Marichester MandiMtw NSW Hi y m Hartford 75’xl50’ lot. Move-in condition. Against Hospital program and competitive 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 1 649-8306 397-1S18 278-1802 , Nelson Douglas, the com­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. door sales crew instead of St, Manchester. 23, U.S. Code as prescribed in 643-4535, 646-1021. with fireplace and wall-to- REALTORS, INC. 649-6259/646-6909- $36,900. Barry Realty, 646^^82, salary. GOOD INCOME Condomlnlum Living ir/ ^ 742-8815. mission’s assistant director, HARTFORD (UPI) - Hart­ selling yourself? Find out how Policy and Procedure wall carpeting, fenced yard 646-4144 Please send resume of + Estate Setting ^ atributed the decline by 117 ford Mayor George Athanson MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd today. (Jail 872-8810. M emorandum 20-8, dated with trees, secluded patio. In qualifications to Box A, EXPERIENCED preferred, deaths in part to the gasoline says the city should look into mortgages — interim financing call on food trade, sales and January 14, 1969 from the MASSACHUSEnS perfect condition. GOOD LOCATION — expeditious and confidential Manchester Evening Herald. COOK’S ASSISTANT - FuU- Federal Highway Administra­ shortage, which haused Police Chief the possibility of suing the service. Must have car, good $40,000 - 22 Rooms, 3 floors. Only $33, 900 MANCHESTER - Beautiful 6V2 store front, zoned for food or Norwich state hospital. service, J.D. Real Estaze time, m ature person. Good tion, the Town of Manchester, room Cape, full shed dormer, 2 grocery business -f Large at­ motorists to limit driving and starting salary, excellent fringe opportunity for right man. Call Some furniture. Structurally ■WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE Assoc. 646-1980. with the assistance of the WARREN L HOWLAND baths, 3V2 bedrooms, garage, tached 7-6 two-family home lower their speed to achieve A patient on leave from the benefits. On the bus line. Apply or contact for appointment, 30 sound. Nestled in a valley Grove Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut Department of Raaltor 643-1108 treed lot. In 30’s. Mitten Realty, with 2-car garage. Priced at better gasoline mileage. Praises Citizens hospital was charged with STORE MANAGER wanted for in person, East Hartford Con­ near many ski areas. Han­ shooting two police officers on Conn. 06605. 1-368-1067. Transportation will hold a Realtors, 643-6930. an appealing $43,900. SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 I THINK “The high price of gasoline local sandwich shop. valescent Home, 745 Main cock, Mass. public hearing on September 12, baths, 2-car garage, quiet and the increased emphasis of HARTFORD (UPI) - Hart­ the man after he struck the first a busy Hartford street Tuesday. Experience helpful, but will Street, East Hartford. □ EMPLOYMENT PART-TIME stock work 1974 at 7:30 p.m. in the ASHFORD - Country Cape with ROCKVILLE AREA- seven residential area, $37,900. Two- saving money because of the ford Police Chief Hugo Masini, officer. In a resolution to the City tram right person. Call 643-9629. $7,500 - 4-room cottage shell, room Cape. Living room, dining Shown By Appointment family, over 300’ deep lot, I BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO EQUIPMENT OPERATOR available. Big L Discount Store, auditorium of Waddell School 11 lovely acres. Spacious 7- economy both played a tremen­ a veteran of the New York City ’Tm convinced Officer Council, Athanson said, “The 913 Main Street. Apply in per­ 1(X) amp electric service and room, large country kitchen, excellent income, $36,900. Two- hospital must assume respon­ Help Wanted 13 BOOKKEEPER - Full-charge, trainees - Communication located at the intersection of room home, 2-car garage, barn, $6,000 — Tolland. Flat tread building lot on Welgold Rd. dous role,” Douglas said. police force, had effusive praise (Frederick) Morhardt would be son. septic tank. Sherwood Forest, shed, swimming pool and gar­ den and three bedrooms. Base­ A\ A.XTrf family, residential zone C, ideal sibility for the actions of their experienced. Full fringe Cable, Inc. has openings for Broad Street and Middle ’Turn­ Mass. ment garage, city water and professional location, $48,900. Accidents in which persons for his men and for Hartford dead if a member of the public equipment operator trainees. den. Plus house trailer income. $29,500 — East Hartford. Older 6-room Colonial with patients while in residence or PART-TIME work at home, on benefits. Immediate opening. pike West in the Town of sewers. Large 140x180 treed RKALTV Martens Agency, Realtors .... were killed in the seven-month citizens who risked injury to hadn’t wrestled with the the telephone. Phone 1-673-2995. Ask for Missy, WINF Radio, Company offers a high salary Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. I garage, large eat-in kitchen, excellent residential loca- Manchester. This hearing will For details call... well landscaped lot. Privacy, period declined from 274 last help an officer under attack this assailant,” Masini said. on authorized leave from the plus an extensive benefit 646-5461 646-2550. tlon, convenient to everything. 646- f230. MAINTAINER be concerned with the Town’s excellent residential area. Call year to 185 this year. week. Masini said Davis, who has hospital.” Athanson program. You can choose HAGLER REAL ESTATE SIX ROOM CAPE - 3 bedrooms, EXHAUST SYSTEM Installer recommended plan for the McCusker Agency, 872-0535. $29,900 — 5-room Ranch style Condominium, 1 '/4 baths, The only category in which “It’s easy to be a witness,” taken the police cadet test, can­ recommended that city at­ needed - Work will include LICENSED PRACTICAL between a standard 40 hours or Manchester Community 643-66 24 formal dining room, fireplace. TWO-FAMILY frame home reconstruction of Middle Turn­ Llconitd Broktr tor with tenants and business te­ I rec room, preferred end unit near all recreational deaths increased was that of Masini said Thursday, “but not be considered for appoint­ torneys study the feasibility of welding and custom bending of Nurse - Part-time, 7-3:30, for a a 4-day 10 hour per day shift. College seeks a man or Walking distance to grammar, pike West from the vicinity of M atuchutattt and Connecllcul nant on the first floor. Located ■ facilities. Immaculate condition. adult bicyclists, increasing when a guy has a gun and a bat, ment out of turn, but a police legal action against the hospital mufflers and pipes. Call Joe small facility for the elderly in Choice of two night shifts are woman to perform custodial junior high and high schools. available as well as overtime, if Bigelow Brook to New State 872-3609. at 105 Main Street, corner of from one death last year to two that’s something else.” spokesman said Davis has been to try to get compensation for McCavanagh at Regal Muffler Manchester. Contact Sister work at the Main Campus on ELEGANT LIVING I $32,900 — 8 room Cape, with 2 full baths. Possible 5 the city, the police officers and Center, Division of Lynch Mary Therese, 647-9908. desired. Please contact Mr. Road and the reconstruction of Grove Street, Manchester. In bedrooms, fireplace, garage, and treed lot. A fantastic tyis year. The assailant attacked one given a guided tour of police Bidwell Street from 4-12 p.m. MANCHESTER - Duplex 7-6, 3- SURROUNDED BY PRIVACY... very good condition with large their families. Motors, 345 Center Street, 646- Carl Beyor, Communication Adams Street from Center buy, don't miss Itl The commission report shows patrolman with a club, then headquaters and has been in­ Cable, Inc., 5 Glen Road, Contact Mr. Madden at 646- car garage, excellent location, lot located in business zone. 4321. SECOND COOK - For convales­ 4900, Ext. 216. Street to approximately 200 feet Vernon New Listing pedestrian deaths declined shot him with his own gun. He troduced to several officers. cent home, experience in Manchester, Conn. 643-4472 or good income. Upper 30’s. In this excellent 6-room Custom Built Ranch on beautiful Call P.M.H. Real Estate, 528- ■ south of the bridge over the from 46 to 33. Of these, child then shot another patrolman in Masini also said more than 30 647-1468. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- 9321 after 5 p.m. 568-5776. APPLY NOW for late summer preparation and supervision. Hockanum River. This proposal RANCH Lookout Mountain (First time on market) with three $34,900 — Immaculate 6-room Capo, now kitchen and pedestrians killed were reduced a car before being subdued by a witnesses gave evidence at Job is open now, come in and 2440. William Randolph Hearst and winter counter help to is being recommended under bedrooms, large walk-in closets, two full baths, plastsr walls. bath, fireplace, carpeting, garage, 250’ deep lot. from 20 to 12, and adult third officer and an off-duty police headquarters, some replace college returnees. Help see Sister Mildred. Meadows MATURE PERSON to care for Lovely 5-room Ranch plus Unique, convenient kitchen with built-in appliances. Living began his journalistic career NEEDED - Babysitter in the Urban Systems Program, a TIMROD RD. - New 7-room pedestrians killed dropped from security guard, whose ambition remaining late in the evening to as editor of the San Francisco needed for noon rush early and Convalescent Home, 333 Manchester High School area. invalid, approximately 10 hours enclosed porch with one-car room has beamed cathedral celling with paneled fireplace Manchester $39,500 — Newlyilistod, 5-7,2-famlly. One apartment has 26 to 21. is to be a Hartford policeman. late weekends. Hard workers Bidwell Street, Manchester. weekly. However, occasionally Federal, State and Local Raised Ranch. Two fireplaces, garage. Large country ■ do so. Two boys, 5 and 6. Call after 5, wall and sliding glass doors to balcony. Two-car garage. 4 bedrooms. Two car garage. Clean as a whistle. Examiner in 1887. overnight and one weekend per cooperative effort to improve 21/2 tied baths, appliances, city NICE HOMES Occupants of motor vehicles Masini said the security The chief also praised his only. Rein’s New York Style 647- 9194. 742-6457 or 649-6874. kitchen, 2 full baths, 3 Stone walls and split rail fences surround the professionally Delicatessan Restaurant, month. References required. traffic circulation and safety in utilities, plastererd walls, NICE VALUES $39,900 — Brand new, 6 room aluminum sided Colonial. killed declined from 245 to 152. guard, Jeffrey Davis, 20, has men for handling the situation patio. Two-car garage. Shade bedroonas and fireplaced landscaped and heavily treed lot. You won’t believe the price Route 30, Vernon, 875-0944. ATTENTION - Housewives. MALE - Full-time store clerk. Phone 742-6630. urban areas and will involve 1Located on quiet street In town. Fireplace, 1'/4 baths. Of these, child occupants killed the kind of qualities that are professionally and without un­ LIQUOR PERMIT trees. Built by Ansaldi. Charles living room. Priced at $37,500. — way below replacement cosll Built by Ansaldi. Sell toys and gifts now through Apply in person. Closed minor realignment, widening 1. Centrally located six-room declined from 11 to four, and needed in police officers. due force. Lesperance, 649-7620. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Christmas. Free sample kit. Wednesdays. Barrett Plumbing CLERK-TYPIST - Part-time. and provide drainage for the bungalow in excellent con­ adult occupants killed declined “Mr. Davis demonstrated the “I couldn’t be more proud of ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< Requires industrious girl for I $39,900 — Large 8-room Colonial, Vh baths, aluminum This is to give notice that Lebro T. Ur- Commissions from first party! Supply, 331 Broad Street, above mentioned locations. ZINSSER ABENCY dition. Fireplace, garage, from 256 to 156. kind of calm and willingness to our police officers,” he said. banetti, of 163 Ludlow Road, Manchester Call or write Santas’s Parties, small office in Bolton. Handle ELLINGTON - custom-built 7 siding, good sized lot. Extra large rooms. has filed an application placard^ July Manchester. In accordance with Section 6 0 -1 5 1 1 CHABLES LESPERANCE full basement, in Bowers Total bicyclists killed get involved that we like in “They were simply fantastic at Avon, Conn. 06001. Telephone 1- sales contracts, invoicing and l/2room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, School area. $29,500. 29,1974 with the Liquor Control Commis­ 4332(2)(C), Title 42, U.S. Code living room, family room, 2-car 6 4 9 -7 S 2 0 declined from seven to three. police officers,” Masini said. a time when they were in a sion for a Restaurant Liquor type of per­ NOTICE 673-3455. Also booking parties. other various duties. Typing, ■ $39,900 — Newly listed, 5-5 2-famlly, double garage, 2 NIGHT CREW as prescribed in the Federal attached garage, large lot. 2. Six-room Cape with new Child bicyclists killed were A citizen, Gregory Hock of highly emotional situation. mit for the sale of alcoholic liquor on the TOWN OF MANCHESTER calculator skills. The (jlark B heating systems, recently painted, treed lot. premises known as Holiday Lanes, 39 Dewatering Corp., 643-9585. Or Highway Administration’s Char-Bon, 643-1483. MANCHESTER - Immaculate roof, new kitchen and new reduced from six to one. -* West Hartford, wrestled with “They calmed the crowd, they Spencer Street, Manchester. The CONNECTICUT BONANZA SIRLOIN Pit of GROCERY STOCKER Spencer Street in Manchester is apply in person. Route 6, Policy and Procedure Cape, 4 rooms, 2 unfinished up­ bathroom. A potentially I $45,000 — Business zoned property on heavily traveled subdued the assailant without business will be owned by Loma In response to a petition for Full-time employment, 11 Associates, Inc. of 39 Spencer Street, seeking part-time help days and Bolton, Conn. M em orandum 90-1 dated MANCHESTER - Newer 5-5, stairs, fireplane, garage, nice Vernon. City Sowers large lot. Good area. $31,- street. Store or offices plus 6 room apartment. Private any undue force, they behaved Manchester and will be conduct^ by the installation of sanitary p.m. - 7 a.m. Experience two-family, 3 bedrooms, living evenings in the fall. Apply in September 7, 1972, a negative yard. Low. 30’s. By owner, 643- 900. financing available. Exceptional opportunity. beautifully,” he said. “They Lebro T. Urbanetti as permittee. sewers on I inwood Drive and necessary. room, kitchen, wall-to-wall 7917. person between 10 A.M. and 12 PAINTER - Experience in new Environmental Declaration has 3. Custom built 6-room Cape used only the amount of force 416, 427, and 433 Keeney Street, Apply work necessary. Call after 6 carpeting, air-conditioned. Preview: ■ P.M. and 2 P.M. and 4 P.M. Ask been submitted to the Federal with front-to-back living that was necessary, and that is The Board of Directors will for Mr. Gudewicz or Mr. Jef­ Store Manager P.M. 649-7770. Immediate occupancy. The SEVEN ROOM older house, $49,900 — Newly listed 3-bedroom homo In Redwood Escrow Interest Highway Administration for ap­ room. Immaculate condi­ the ark of the professional conduct a Public Hearing on fries. FIRST NATIONAL price is only $47,9do. Frechette centrally located, 2-car garage Farms. Fireplaced family room, double garage, NOTICE proval. & Martin, Realtors, Inc. 646- tion. Original owners mov­ police officer.” Town of Andover Tuesday, August 13,1974 at 8:00 BOOK BINDERY has opeining plus large storage area. Call carpeting, 2Vz baths, aluminum siding and treed lot. STORES, INC. for all around bindery help, A plan showing the 4144. owner, M9-9565. ing south. $34,900. Being Challenged Audit Report P.M: in the Municipal Building MEN-WOMEN, Drivers K-Mart Shopping Cantor Hurry, this won’t lasti Hearing Room. wanted to sell Hood ice cream experience preferred. Good recommended proposal and a 4. Vacant oversized 7-room I Regional School District 8 205 Spancar 8t. All affected property owners from our mobile vending benefits. Must be reliable. App­ copy of the negative en­ Cape. Garage. Fireplace. $50,500 — Real big 5-5, 2-famlly. Built In 1967. Throe ENFIELD (UPI) - A tance of a payment to The audit report on the Rham trucks. Choice routes are Manchaatar ly Hartford Bindery, 2882 Mam vironmental declaration are BL£c(tA bedrooms, large living room and kitchen, gas heat, will be given full opportunity to MORTGAGE MONEY Aluminum siding. Excel­ Bridgeport-based bank is INVITATION High School, Regional School An tquil opportuntty •m ployr M /F Street. Hartford, 8-4:30. homeowners who are among express their views on the available in your area. Hartford available for public inspection lent condition. Upper 30’s. aluminum and brick exterior. challenging a 1973 law making the hardest-hit victims of in­ District #8, Hebron, Connec­ Depot. For local interview Available I TO BID proposed installation. in the office of the Town Clerk 5. New 5-5, two-family in banks pay 2 per cent annual in­ flation,” Vella said. BOARD OF EDUCATION ticut, for the fiscal year ending please call. South Shore Ice $54,900 — Brand now 5-5, duplex, VA baths, 3 of Manchester as well as the Eighth District. Aluminum terest on mortgage escrow TOWN OF So u t h Win d so r June 30,1974 is on file in the Of­ Cream, 1-469-3300., bedrooms, huge kitchen and living room, separate “Banks have profited in­ Municipal Systems office of the 7 V 2 % c h fa , iIa or FHA Programs siding, Vk baths, big kitch­ funds, while a state legislator The South Windsor Board of fice of the Town Clerk, An­ ATTENTION!! heating systems, aluminum siding, large treed lot. creasingly in recent decades Department of Transportation Plaau call for appointment to see If you en and separate basements. ■ wants to up the figure to 4 per dover, Conn, and is available from all kinds of governmental Education is accepting sealed BAKERY SALESWOMAN If you are an Intelligent mature person who Is a self located at 2955 Main Street, $65,900 — Investment package. Throe separate single cent. INVITATION would qualify under these programs. Mid 50’s. guarantees that take much of bids for urapery work at for public inspection. Experience preferred, but will Glastonbury, Connecticut, Mon­ family homes on Center St. Excellent condition. Many starter that enjoys responsibility, takes Initiative and 6. New homes in desirable Rep. Rosario T. Vella, R- the risk out of their business,” various schools and sites. Bid Ruth K. Munson, TO BID train. Apply in person to day through Friday 8:30a.m. to A beautiful new wooded possibilities for the small Investor or businessman. Enfield, author of the 1973 Town Clerk, Andover Parkade Bakery, 400 West Mid­ knows what has to be done and DOES IT. We have a FM Porter Street area. Foun­ I Vella said. “It is with poor specifications may be obtained Sealed bids will be received 4:30 p.m. dle Turnpike. position for you. It Is a varied and Interesting job. dations now being dug. measure, which originally grace that any bank opposes at the Facilities Services Of­ in the Office of The Director of Written statements and FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors, Inc. area created and designed $69,900 — Large, well-maintained 5-unlt apartment called for a 4 per cent rate, said You must be an excellent typist, and experienced on Your plans or ours. 40’s, nominal payments to fice, 771 Main Street, South General Services, 41 Center exhibits in place of, or in addi­ 646-4144 house. Recently painted 5-car garage. Excellent Income. Thursday there is “no con­ PHARMACIST - Rockville and office machines. especially for your new 50’s, 60’s... customers on funds that give in­ Windsor, Connecticut. INVITATION Street, Manchester, Connec­ greater Hartford area, full­ tion to, oral statements made at 263 Main Street, Manchester ■ $85,000 — A rare business opportunity. Qo-Qo Girl ceivable reason, especially in stitutions a nice profit spread.” All bids for consideration ticut, until August 21, 1974 at time, top wages, hospitalization the hearing, may be submitted, today’s money market, why at Excellent starting salary depending upon home. Lots for sole or TJ.C R O C K E n lounge and restaurant, presently grossing $7-6,000 per The New England ^ n k & must be received not later than TO BID 11:00 a.m. for the following: and pension plan, pleasant either at the time of the public week. Business only. least that figure should not be Tru^t Co. of Enfield started August 8, 1974 at 2 p.m.,' D.S.T. The Manchester Board of ENCLOSING BIGELOW working conditions. (Jail Mr. background. Complete program of liberal fringe hearing, or may be mailed or REALTORS 643-19 77 I paid.” Monroe Moses will custom making escrow interest at the Facilities Services Of­ Education solicits bids for BROOK; MATERIALS FOR Kidd at Arthur Drug for inter­ benefits. deliver^ to either the office of OFFERED BY ESTATE $89,900 — 4 acres of land surround this large 8-room Vella predicted the courts payments at a 5 per cent rate, fice, 771 Main St., South Wind­ Electrical Supplies. Sealed bids ENCLOSING BIGELOW view appointment, 527-1164. the Town Clerk, Manchester or build your home. split-entry home. 3 full baths, double garage, In-ground will “make short work” of the and a number of Massachusetts sor, Connecticut. will be received until 3:30 P.M., BROOK. to the Deputy Transportation pool, stable and corral. Exceptional country club loca­ WANTED - Mature woman, Call Personnel Dept, at 289-3301 for appointment. MANCHESTER - Redwood I suit filed in Bridgeport Superior tion. banks were payi/ig 4 pur cent The South Windsor Board of August 14, 1974 at which time Bid forms, plans and Commissioner of the Bureau of 7-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL Farms. If you want a 6-room Court by State National Bank of flexible hours. Card Gallery, long before the Connecticut law Education reserves the sole they will be publicly opened. specifications are available at apply in person, Manchester Highways, George S. Koch, 24 SO HOLL STREET Ranch with 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 ■ Bridgeport, challenging the learee Metet, Custom Builder Developer. was passed, Vella said. right to reject any and/or all The right is reserved to reject the General Services Office, 41 Parkade. Mons Wolcott Hill Road, baths, formal dining room, eat- • *********4****«'«**ttA*t«ll««Bj94««B*«*J*A$*At.A*$*«Att4tik. . 1973 law on constitutional Vella also predicted that the bids, to waive any informalities any and all bids. Specifications Center Street, Manchester, Wethersfield no later than 4:30 875-2260 in kitchen and fireplace, you’ll Our ottice la In constant need ot new listings. II you're grounds. V / i baths, 2-car garage, fireplaced living room, new legislature would “shout in the bidding and to make and bid forms may be secured Connecticut. LOOKING FOR ambitious SHOP-RITE p.m. September 23, 1974. I formal dining room, large well landscaped lot. really like this neat, attractive thinking ol selling, please cell for conffdentlel Inspection' “It is unseemly and improper down” a bid to hike the per­ award in any manner that it at the Business Office, 45 N. Town of Manchester, reliable couple that want to All persons interested in this home. It has attached garage, and evaluation. We welcome your busineeel $41,500. large basement, wall-to-wall for banks, which have raised missible ceiling on revolving- deems most beneficial to the School Street, Manchester, Connecticut supplement their income $600 - SUPERMARKETS matter are welcome to attend DIRECTIONS; EXIT 97 OFF 1-86 ONTO TUNNEL ROAD; M REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BEST„ sharply the rates they collect credit accounts from 12 to 18 South Windsor Board of Educa­ Robert B. Weiss, $1,000 monthly. For interview Call 6 4 3 -8 1 5 2 CONTINUE THROUGH TUNNEL AND TAKE LEFT ONTO carpeting and is set back on a Connecticut. Raymond E. 59 Leggett 8t., East Hartford______the public hearing. ECHO ROAD. one-half acre lot in quiet coun­ for money, lent, to oppose a pit- per cent. tion. General Manager write P.O. Box 94, Higganum, ■ Demers, Business Manager. Joseph B. Burns Conn. 06441. try setting. Low 40’s. Call Commissioner owners 646-3963. ! BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO ■ REALT0R8-ML8 646-2482 \ m 189 Wm I C«nt«r 8tTMt I’A(;K I''()UHTKKN - Ma n c h e st e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., F ri., Aug, 2, 1974 MANC^S^TER EVENIJVI^^ Krj ^ ug. 2, 1974 - PAGE FIFTEEN Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articles tor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Rooms tor Rent Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent Real Estate Winted 28 Roal Estate Mfanfed 28 52 53 Autos For Sale MANCHE.STER - Eight-room Homes tor Rent 54 61 Aulos For Sale 81 EA.ST HARTFORD - Older 3- G & H Paving & Construction TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY PLEASANT Furnished Room - ('olonial. l2.Vx.300' wooded lot, 4 bedroom Colonial, wooded lot, Company-Paving, sealing, con­ Carpentry and general contrac­ bedrooms. 2 I 2 baths, first- for working gentleman. Call TOLLAND - Available garage, quiet area. Close to bus crete work, septic systems in­ ting. Residential and commer­ 647-1193. fl(H)r family room. Immediate and shopping. Full basement. 7 stalled. Commercial and cial. Whether it be a small September 1st. Three-bedroom REAL occupancy. $64,900. Warren E. KEITH’S 1/2% mortgage, if qualified. What is your Property Worth? residential. 26 years repair job. a custom built home Spartan POOLS Ranch, rec room, pool, stove MODELEND CLEARANCE Howland Realtors, 64.3-1108. GENTLEMEN ONLY - free and dishwasher, $325 monthly, $25,(X)0. Meyer, Realtors, 646- We will inspect your property and suggest experience. Free estimates. or anything in between, call 646- parking, kitchen privileges, "We H a v e ESTATE KORNER .3860, 646-8776. 649-5233. 1379. Utilities extra. Security and an asking price. (No obligation.) In-Ground private entrance, central loca- lease. Purchase possible. Call FIRST OFFERING - Excellent Ask us about bur guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! lion, 643-2693 for appointment after 5 p.m., 872-9682. CORNER DO-ALL GUYS. Lawns, tree TOP QUALITY work - Septic, only after 5 p.m. A Lot At Stake. 7-ROOM CAPE 5-room Cape,, tiled bath, full work, clean-ups, raking, sewer connections, bulldozing, If you’re going to buy a pool... MANCHESTER suburbs - Five- shed dormer, porch, stone plowing, appliances moved, excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. m front, fireplace, plastered REALTORS — MLS QUIET room for gentleman, When uie ask you to look at our room Cape, furnished, By RALPH PASEK New family room, newly r e a l t o r ' - _ „ painting. Reasonable. 289-7019, Latulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- next to bath, centrally located. walls, hot water oil heat, quiet PASEK 528-8649. BUY THE BEST! fireplace, garage, private set­ p u c i f i remodeled kitchen, fireplaced newest apartments, we’re putting Can you really afford the location, ample shade trees. 5114. Phone 643-5331. ting. Two adults only, $250 ■M are our business W k living room, 3 bedrooms, M A S By Bea Keith 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford house you're contemplating Priced at only |32,800. Charles Buy Now before tiie coining price increase our reputation on the line. We’ve monthly. Hayes Corporation, dining room plus 2 full baths. Children’s bedrooms can do 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry LANDSCAPE SERVICE - BUILDING - Remodeling, buying?...Remember, total Lesperance, 649-7620. LARGE nicely furnished and been building and nj^ntiging apart­ 646-0131. ..CARTER'S Add to that a new roof, double duty, at least while the Spraying, pruning all types of roofing, concrete steps, SPECIAL PRICES - THIS WEEK ONLY decorated room for working housing expense means Member National Aasoc. of Real Estate Boards also mem­ shrubs, evergreens, fruit trees gutters, shutters and kids are fairly young. A sim­ ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Mullple Ust-, fireplaces. For estimates call Call Now for Free Brodiuro and Estimate gentleman, private bath, en­ ments in Manchester for seventeen STORRS - Kids and pets O.K. in more than the often quoted Offered by the and other types of small trees. T H E ECONaMICAL driveway. All for only $36,900. ple room divider often gives 2 Ing Service. 649-1142. 1. Only In-Oround Pool wltti dood HouMkMpIng Sm I of trance and parking. 649-9704 years. In fact, we still have happy a 6 room furnished house. bank payment of principal, Free estimates. Sharon Storrs Approval after 5. youngsters enough privacy. Nursery, 643-9687 after 5 p.m. tenants in our very first buildings. Fireplace, garage, three acres, interest and taxes...It also Bunk beds make an excellent LET YOUR Ideas meet ours. 2. 20 Voor Wrltton Quiranlto $325 monthly. (El-99) Rentex, L U V T R U C K means insurance costs, PHILBRICK We design and build: Barns, 3. Fraa Brochura and Eallmataa and Much Mora MALE TO share apartment We’re confident that when you see $30, fee, 549-6980. ZINSSER AGENCY divider if placed in the middle SUNSHINE Painters and Family rooms. Green houses, with same. Days calfcall 277-5206. 2 heating costs, utilities costs, of the room with built up COVENTRY - Private peaceful Homestead Park Village, you’ll see 646-1S11 realistically priced at $28,500. Paperers, Floor Cleaning and Rec rooms. Pool and Patio Nights afer 5, 247-1428. and costs for maintenance storage compartments on Window Cleaning, Free es­ the kind of quality that has built and GLASTONBURY - 10 rooms, and repairs...Remember, Five room waterfront Ranch, Cabana$, Kitchens. Working clean area, carpeting, one acre either end and underneath the AGENCY timates, satisfaction with rough sawn boards and LIGHT housekeeping room for maintained our reputation. too, that your total debt ser­ kitchen with built-ins, large ^GaodHouMkNpingf CALL 646-5353 and the garage for the ride. beds. guaranteed. Call 649-1590. beams a specialty. Also roofing V IW IM U It rent, stove, refrigerator, and vice is important...Obvious­ living room, extras include SPARTAN POOL DIVISION Available imtnecliately: one and Reasonable rent, (71-22) HERRON (39 MILLS) - Buy 1. An L-shaped RANCH on a washer and dryer. More and siding, using the finest linens provided. 801 Main Rentex, $30 fee, 549-6980. ly, if you are already over- now, real estate values CIRCA 1969 - Custom-built 7- Bzzzzzzzz In and see our LIGHT TRUCKING- Attics and "Trwt awAianty apohet to aii 8PARKWEATHER ASSD^ two bedroom townhouses. Rent in­ corner lot. Full basement. detailed information, 646-26’77. materials. Barrett Home Im­ SPARTAN POOL compon«n|« 31 Waal MIddIa Tumpika Street, 649-9879. 6699996699969969996999999669 burdened with loan expected to increase cellars cleaned. For free es­ M KiffvtriM by Fireplace. Three Bed­ room Gambrel reproduction Fiano Agency] busy Boa. Wa’ra raady, provement Company, Roger Uaiof Pool EowpmBfli Cerp cludes heat, air-conditioner, dish­ Business lor Rent 55 dramatically, young neat con­ timates phone 647-9610, Manchtalar, Connactleut payments, car payments, rooms. $33,900. on 14 acres. Large country willing and abla to aaalat Barrett, 649-0822. washer, wall to wall carpeting, tuition payments, etc., you dominium end unit, two kitchen, fireplace, 3 baths, MANCHESTER - 816 Center you In the aalo or anytime. Apartments For Rent 53 SMALL STORE or office for spacious bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, 2. LAND - 19 beautiful acres individual basement, private patio. may have less room for total 30x130’ barn with 10 horse Street, inspect anytime. Va­ purchaat ol YOUR TOP QUALITY work - Septic, * * * * * ^ ***----*---**-riv i)vvY¥VYV¥VdvxfuxriAnA rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. low-low m aintenance fee. in TOWN. Presently Rural cant, 6 rooms, garage, heated ELECTRONIC ORGAN repair, sewer connections, bulldozing, WE HAVE customers waiting Reasonable. Contact owner, housing expense than you Lower 20s. Robert Assoc., Bob stalls. Country location. Fan­ proparty. tuning, maintenance - Ward’s think...A great many people Residential BUT a zone tastic view. in-ground swimming pool, rec excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. SCREENED loam, gravel, for the rental of your apartment 643-6273. Gonci, 228-9274 MLS, Route 66, change possible. Offered School of Electronics graduate, Xatulippe Brothers, Inc. 646- TORO - 21” lawnmower - 20” should buy a two-family room, mid 30s. Only 207o down. processed gravel, sand, stone, snowblower. Briggs & Stratton or home. J.D. Real Estate Hebron. at $5500. - per acre. Principals only, owner, M9- 7 years experience. Trust your 5114. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. OFFICES FOR RENT- house instead of the single instrument to skillful and fill. (Jeorge H. Grilling, power -runs good. Clutch needs 3. Retail space for lease. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- 3635. Inc., 742-7886. R.F. Darruito Excellent location in that they actually buy...This JCeitlt technicians. Call 646-0437 mor­ CARPENTRY - Additions, rec adjustment. $75. 646-2324. Prime location on main room antique Colonial com­ LOOKING for anything in real Manchester. Parking, heat, one decision alone could well MANCHESTER $36,500 Manchester nings. rooms, decks, and roofing. Free pletely restored and in LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per DON’T MISS this weekend estate rental — apartments, janitor. $100 monthly with or JUST ARRIVED, NOW IN STOCK make the difference in LOTS OF ROOM thoroughfare. 12,000 Sq. Ft. estimates. Call 633-4353 after 5 homes, multiple dwellings, no without lease. Call 649- Air-conditioned. Lots of excellent condition. 4 SMARTLY GRACIOUS Real Sstate yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. spectacular tag sale - Many 4 CYL., 4 SPEED, RADIO, REAR BUMPER whether they ever get ahead 2'^k p.m. fees. (?all J.D. Real Estate 5334„643-1393. parking. Make excellent of fireplaces, baths, income- Painting-Papering 32 miscellaneous items, financially, or spend their producing 3-room studio A spacious 6-year old 8-room RAILROAD TIES - excellent Assbciates, Inc. 646-1980. “A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK” In this 8 room Jarvis built fice space for small group 172 E. Center St. MASON CONTRACTOR - something for everyone. Rain entire life in debt...______apartment and 2-room antique Contemporary home situated COLLEGE Graduate students condition, free delivery of ten or Shine. Friday and Saturday, VERNON - Route 83, office Cape. Two full baths, formal of dentists, doctors, law­ 649-1922 646-4126 Plastering, custom built stone space available. 250 square shop. Quiet, ancient village high on a hill with a pan­ available for exterior and in­ or more. Call 872-6754 or 872- August 2-3, 39 Gerard Street, TWO bedrooms in small brand dining room, eat-in kitchen yers, etc. oramic view of the Hartford or brick fireplaces, chimney 7103. Contractors welcome. Manchester. new building. Perfect location. Call PAUL DOUCiAN, RHALTOR, at 646-1021, feet, 350 square feet, and 400 CARTER setting. terior painting. Six years repair, block and cement work. plus den or bedroom on first 4. Seven room ranch. skyline. A semi-covered experience. Fully insured. Free Silver Lane,East Hartford. 646-636.1, or 64,1-4.S,1,S after 8:00 p.m. square feet, with one, two and New and repairs. E. Richard­ three rooms. Nice building, Manchester floor. Three bedrooms, on se­ Aluminunti siding. Wall-to- sunken patio faces private estimates. Call our com­ KELVINATOR gas stove, 30” , Electric kitchn, patio, Models open daily from noon until 8:00 p.m. RAISED RANCH built in 1969, SELLING your home or son, 643-0889, 649-0608. TAG SALE - July 31 through excellent location. Very cond; large rec room in base­ wall in /living room and woods. All this, plus a fan­ petitors, than call us, 649-7034. like new condition. Please call carpeting, $220. Phone 568-3740. CHEVROLET 7 rooms, three bedrooms, pan­ acreage? For prompt friendly 646-4822. August 4,10-5. Entire household reasonable. Telephone 644-2314, ment. Should I go on? Come dining rdbm. Fireplace. 1V4 tastic kitchen, 4 bedrooms, contents. 23 Laurel Street, TEE to GREEN eled family room, with service, call Louis Dimock MANCHESTER - New deluxe see, quick. Call 649-5306. Baths. Garage. Mid 30’s. 2'A baths, heated basement, WALLPAPERING - Neat and Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Manchester. 1229 Main St., Manchester 646-6464 carpeting, formal dining Realty, 649-9823. KELVINATOR refrigerator, two-bedroom Townhouses. 11/2 MANCHESTER - Two bedroom From this custom 7-room large family room, etc., etc. dependable service at APARTMENT OPEN EVES, TIL 9 • THURS. TIL 6 • SAT. TIL 5 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY If Patrick Henry thought room, modern kitchen with reasonable prices. Free es­ GE electric stove, reasonable. baths, includes heat, apartment, large living room Ranch with 3 generous Asking $66,900. ALL CASH for your property BIDWELL Home Improvement TAG SALE - Moving. Small RENTAL OFFICE Autos For Sale 61 taxation without representa­ built-ins, fireplace, two-car timates. Call after 5 p.m., 649- Must sell. Metal bed with wire appliances, carpeting, full and kitchen, redecorated. bedrooms and 2 full baths. within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, Co. Expert installation of stove - $15, refrigerator - $25, Available immediately. Securi­ tion was so terrible, he should garage on 1% acres. $39,900. WARREN L HOWLAND 5474. spring. 643-2880 private basement. $275 per We have a large variety of Spacious entrance foyer, RARR0WS& WALLACE instant service. Hayes Agency, aluminum siding, gutters and dressers, nice twin beds, black ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- deluxe one and two-bedroom Manctiastar Naw Havan Hartford have seen it WITH. 646-0131. trims. Roofing installation and month. Paul W. Dougan, kitchen with dinette, family REALTORS and white console TV - $35, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 8250. 649-9306 367-1915 278-1802 We think that you will be PAINTING - Exterior house repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. SWIMMING'p o o ls - Luxury draperies, toy chest, odds and apartments and townhouses room with fireplace. Brick CUSTOM BUILT 7-room above-ground pool distributor is pleased WITH any of the 643-1108 WE WILL buy your house. Call painting professionally done ends. Saturday, 9-5 P.M., 8 throughout Manchester. Ren­ and aluminum siding. Lovely Ranch, 4 years old, beautiful with guarantee. Free es­ over stocked on 1974 pools. Will FOUR-ROOM redecorated THREE-ROOM apartment - houses we have to show you at anytime, Hutchins Agency, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Church Street, 649-9951. Heated. 456 Main Street, first tal office open daily from 9-5, lot within walking distance to wooded setting, deluxe coun­ Realtors, 649-5324. timates. Call after 5 p.m,, 649- roofing, storm windows, aw­ sell and completely install a apartment. Appliances, heat, other times by appointment. MANCHESTER - West side. 5474. floor. $150. Security. Call 646- Martin School. try kitchen 14x20, formal Lots-Land tor Sale nings. Quality workmanship, huge 16’x31’ o.d. swim pool, COUCH and Chair for sale - hot water, central location. Verplanck School, first time on 24 Parking. Secrity. $190 monthly. 2426. dining room, family room SELLING your house? Call us free estimates. Fully insured. complete with fencing, sun Good condition. Best offer. Call market, 6 room Ranch, im­ ICeitii INSIDE - Outside painting, deck, filter and pump. Now only 649-3340. DAMATO ENTERPRISES, INC. BUY NOW... with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 first and we’ll make you a cash 872-9187, 649-3417. 623-0876. maculate condition, garage, THREE-QUARTER Acre $795; full price financing OAKLAND STREET, Available 240-A New State Rd., Manchester full baths, walk-out basement, offer. One day service. T. J. fe c ia l rates for people over 65. enclosed porch. 40s. Hayes wooded building lot. Lake Fully insured. Estimates given. available. Call Tony collect: September 1st, two bedroom 646-1021 646-1180 Corp. 646-0131. privileges. Jackston Agency, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ROOJ’ING - Specializing ROCKVILLE - Rockland aparment second floor, heat, Real Sstate 2-car garage, aluminum Call 649-7863. (413) 732-3158. Terrace Apartments. Large 172 EAST CENTER ST. siding. 646- 1316. repairing roofs, new roofs, carpeting, appliances, parking, MERRITT AGENCY gulter work, chimneys, cleaned and beautiful three room, one $200. 649-4108. FIVE ROOMS - Newer two and SAVEI I MANCHESTER - Nice 3- 646-4126 649-1922 PAINTING - Exterior and in- and repaired. 30 years LIVING ROOM Furniture Dogs-Blrds-Pets~ 43 bedroom apartment. Includes family, dead-end street, bedroom Cape, one-car garage, RANCH - 14x20’ living room, 3 1/2 ACRE rural building lot, □ MISC. SERVICES REALTOR terior.Reasonable rates. Call experience. Free estimates, made at our own factories, the heat, hot water, all appliances, THREE ROOM apartment, appliances, rec room, heat, Beat The Price Increase of the 75’s full ba.sement, nice location. large formal dining room, bay prestige area. Call 649-4056 644-8812. way you want it at a price you OLD ENGLISH Sheep dog, with dishwasher, disposal, Do your bargain hunting in a rocking between 6 and 7 p.m. ^lowley, 643-5361. available September 1st, heat, private yard and drive. Adults $31,500. Call Mitten Realty, 643- window, 3 bedrooms, can afford. Wide selections of AKC registered, eight month carpeting, pool and your own preferred, 244-4993 days, 872- 6930. chair. . . Use Want Ads. Call 643-2711. Services Ottered 31 fabric. Call 633-1835 days, 649- hot water, electric stove, aluminum Siding, $32,900. CEILINGS, inside painting, ROSSI ROOFING, siding, old female. Call 633-6407. private terrace In a country set- refrigerator, garage, laundry 4094 evenings. COLUMBIA - 53 acres (and 7287, 745-7819, evenings. ling, $175. No pets, 872-9732,529- more). Virgin wood land near chimneys, gutters, free es­ area, basement storage, first SHARPENING Service - ...... 6586. r j timates. Fully insured. Days, COLLIE - blue male, year old, floor, lease, security deposit, no SIX-ROOM DUPLEX with COLONIAL - 8 rooms built in Routes 6, 66 and 84. Good Saws, knives, axes, shears, older APARTMENT sized Sears housebroken, all shots, three bedrooms, central loca­ development land. $1,000 per evenings, 529-8056. Paul pets, $180. 643-4884. , 1970. First floor family room skates, rotary blades. Quick 646- 5750, 872-2222. Cosgrove 643-5364. washer, heavy duty dryer. Must wormed, AKC! registered, MANCHESTER - New 3- tion, near bus line. References. with fireplace and built-in acre (15 acre minimum). (;all service. Capitol Equipment sell. Call 646-0238. needs a family to love. bedroom apartment, air- Phone 649-2139. HOME OF DISTINCTION Ferrigno Realtors, 423-1886 TENNIS Enthusiast special, bookcases, beautifully Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. WALLPAPER Hanging - No job ROOFING - Installation and Reasonable. 1-684-4666. conditioned, kitchen anytime. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday townhouse, pool, hi-fi system, a equipped modern kitchen with too small. Call 647-1295 or 646- repairs, gutters, storm win­ AIR-CONDITIONER, 28,000 appliances, carpeted, private real dream house. Call right FOUR ROOM and five-room 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- 6784. dows, doors. Experienced btu, 230 volt, model 66-90. $ ^ . enlrance and basement, yard, apartments, tiled bath, heat, large eat-in area, formal COLUMBIA - Building lot, 7958. Boats-Accessorles 45 away. (36-56) Rentex, $30. fee. dining room, 4 bedrooms, quality workmanship. Fully in­ Excellent condition. 649-3M3 parking, Elro Street. Available 549-6980. hot water included, newly walking distance to lake, GRADUATE STUDENTS - before 10 a.m. immediately. $265 per month. remodeled. Security deposit, baths, aluminum siding, treed engineering plans included. sured. Free estimates. REWEAVING burns, holes. Painting, 5 years professional Reasonable prices. Rick 31 FOOT TROJAN cabin Telephone 649-9404 or 649^44. references, no pets, parking 11 lot. Must be sold. $8,500. Call Zippers, umbrellas repair^. cruiser, twin 195 gray engines, MANCHESTER - three rooms, training. Low prices. Many Burnett, 646-3005. FOR SALE - Apartment-size with carpeting, utilities paid, 1/2A and B School Street, Ferrigno Realtors, 423-1886 Window shades, Venetian references in local area. Free Hoover washer. Like new. sleeps 6, fully equipped, WORKING COUPLE? - across from East Side Rec, COLONIAL — 4 bedrooms, V k anytime. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. excellent conditipn, $8,500. Call major appliances, $150. (35-26) Over 75 Dadge Darts in Stock estimates. 643-8634. GILLIS HOME Improvement - Asking $100. Call 649-1716. Immediate occupancy. Apart­ Rentex, $30. fee, 549-6980. near Main. baths, formal dining room, Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Specializing in roofing and 649-2971 after 5 p.'m. for details. ment - quiet neighborhood. 25x14’ living room with BOLTON - Building lots, one PAUL’S PAINTING- interior, Utilities extra. No pets or FOUR room apartment, full- acre minimum, affording view gutters. Call 649-3269. ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, fireplace, garage, 5V4% MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. exterior, free estimates. Call TAG SALE - August 3-4. All 17’ SEARAY, 10, boat and children. $155. 633-6026. size kitchen, self-cleaning for Immediate Delivery of Connecticut Valley. Starting household furnishings must go: acre lot, garden, $185; Four assumable mortgage. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 647- 1272. trailer, $2,500, many extras. stove, 2-door refrigerator, V-B’s, 6’s, with or without air conditioning at $10,000. Owners can assist in spraying.Fully insured. refrigerator, electric stove, Call between 5-7 p.m., 643-9491. rooms, $125. Appliances in­ Outstanding neighborhood. THREE BEDROOM Duplex - cluded, heat extra. 872-0359. spacious cabinets and closets. 4 Doors, 2 Doors, We Have Thom All building of homes. Fiano Agen­ Licensed. Free estimates. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom piano, tables, chairs, lamps, some appliances, ample Heat and hot water included. $40,900. cy, 646:2677. Phone 633-5345. decorating. Interior painting. dishes, drapes, etc. 15 Hemlock 16’ FIBERGLASS Lone Star, 65 storage. Available immediate­ Fully tiled bath, cross ventila­ SAMPLE BUY: 4-DOOR SEDAN Paper hanging. New Ceilings. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Street, Manchester. h.p. Mercury, with trailer, very ly. $!Q5 monthly plus security. tion, basement storage, laundry 225 cu. In. 6-cyllnder engine, eutomatlc transmission, power steering, radio, 3-speed BUILDING LOT — 2Vk acres, good condition, plus many wipers. Inside hood release, remote control left mirror, deluxe wheel covers, bumper TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Remodeling. Exterior painting. Heating-Plumbing 35 Call for appointment 643-6312. facilities. No pets. Good loca­ guards front and roar, white sidewall tires. Slock No. 4306. $13,000. !""" c r e a t e """’! Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. MOVING - Tag Sale, August 3, extras. $’00 or best offer. 646- VILLAGER tion on bus line. $210. including 9-4. Excess kitchen and NEW Raised Ranches under I AN ESTATE [ stumps removed, fully insured. Fully insured. For estimate call LYNN’S PLUMBING - 7679. ANDOVER-Spacious four room garage. Lease, security Got a tree problem? Well worth 649-9658. household items; sports equip­ APARTMENTS deposit. 643-4884.' 140,000, large kitchens, king I on this 6 acre lot J Repairs, remodeling, new con­ ment and games; Pony-siz^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• heated apartment, wall-to-wall A GREAT CAR AT A GREAT PRICE • ■ a t ■ • a phone call. 742-8252. carpeting, large closed in sun- Two-Bedroom townhouses. 3515 sized master bedroom, living I located on . Hlllstown J- struction. Water pumps. bob sled and racing sulky; etc. Garden Products 47 French spoken also. 875-7263. porch. Call 742-7676. Fireplace. Wall-to-wall AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY room with fireplace, wall-to- I Road with tall trees en- ! TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving PROFESSIONAL Bonny Brook Farm, Route 85, carpeting. Two air- - Three-room heated apartment wall carpeting throughout. Hebron (one mile south of BUCKLAND FARMS- i circling a natural ! large appliances, cleaning PAINTING SEWERLINES, sink lines, HEBRON-20 minutes to Hart­ conditioners, appliances, heat on first floor. Married couple Two baths, 2-car garage, cellars and attics, also some light). vegetables at their best. Sweet preferred. Call 649-2759. i pasture land. ! Psptring tnd Smtll Carpentry cleaned with electric cutters, ford. Four rooms, 2 bedrooms, and hot water. Tiled bath. No aluminum siding, wooded lot. tree work done. 644-1775. corn our speciality. Opposite applicances, wall-to-wall by professionals. McKinney HAMMOND-Porta-b, dual Caldors, Corner Tolland Tpke. pets. CHORCHES carpeting, heat and hot water, PLUSH 2 1/2 room apartment, natminB-nuyiMQ Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ keyboard organ, Leslie 122 with WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! i G O R M A N ; LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, and Adams Street. Open 9:30-8, cellar storage, parking, large Call 649-7620 private swimming pool, patio, 646-2985 pany, 643-5308. reverb, one year old, $2,500.643- daily. FEATURES Thinking of Selling Your j Edmund Gorman | cellars and attics cleaned, yard, children accepted. $200 barbecue, all appliances in­ DODGE OF MANCHESTER CHRYSLER ■A- First-floor Family Room 0188 after 7. -£r Two Full Baths Property? Call TODAY! ■ Agency | lawns mowed, small tree work. NO JOB too small, toilet monthly. 649-2871. cluded. 649-0358, 643-6266. •1'! Full Shed Dormer fr New Amesite Drive Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. BLUEBERRIES to pick - 30 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 ^Manchester 646-4040| PAPERHANGING and ceiling repairs, plugged drains, kitchen TAG SALE - By neighborhood cents a pint. Manning, 33 NEWLY DECORATED 3 large Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Fireplaced Living Room •ir Wall-toWall Carpet painting - Reasonable rates. faucets replaced, repaired, rec Watrous Road, Bolton, 649-4767. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ children for Jimmy Fund. rooms, utilities, stove, t , New Kitchen Cabinets Built-In Dishwasher Leonard Spiegelberg, 643-9112. rooms, bathroom remodeling, Saturday August 3, 10-2, Route eling, rec rooms, offices, heat modernization, etc. Free refrigerator. $180 monthly. A Three Bedrooms New Roof PHILBRICK SOUTH WINDSOR - Nine 316, Wall Street, Hebron. YELLOW SQUASH, zucchini, IF YOUR CAR IS choice acres with 350’ frontage household repairs. Phone 649- PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. estimates gladly given. M & M Security. Available August 1. 4594. peppers, radishes, eggplants, 647-1145. Priced at $36,900. on Foster Road. Attractively Five years experience. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. and tomatoes. Gleason Street, GOING TO THE DOGS priced. Call Marlene Trares Excellent references. Pete, 742- TAG SALE - 37 Brandy Street, AGENCY LAWNMOWERS repaired and Manchester. 649-7591. 644-9132 or Arthur Shorts, 646- 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. TOWNE Plumbing Service, Bolton. Saturday, Sunday, 9-5. MANCHESTER- Five room sharpened, pick-up and duplex, two bedrooms, near 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., repairs, alterations, vanity Furniture, antiques, frames, NATIVE PICKLES - Tomatoes, ZINSSER AGENCY .arg REALTORS Realtors, Manchester office delivered. Call Sharpall now for GEORGE N. CONVERSE - cabinets a specialty. Call to miscellaneous. school, playground and tennis your spring tuneup. 643-5305. corn. Krawski Farm, 178 courts. Includes dishwasher, your 647- 9139. Painting, interior and exterior. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to ' p.m. 649- Foster Street, South Windsor. REALTOR’ garbage disposal, self-cleaning 646-1511 Paper hanging. Call 643-2804 4056. TAG SALE - August 3-4, Cook From Manchester and Vernon, 646-4200 COLUMBIA - 72 acres close to CASH Registers and adding after 5 p.m. Drive, Bolton. Electric broom, oven and refrigerator. Full dollars machines. - Sales, service, first right past Manchester basement and attic. Washer charming central area of town. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing, garage tools, household items. townline on Route 30. RA-2 zone. Retired, out-of-state supplies. 15 years experience, Building-Contracting 33 repairs and remodeling, and dryer hook-ups. Heated , formerly with NCR. Free th is owner is anxious to sell. Call ^ecialize in hot water heaters. FOUR-PIECE kitchen dinette Antiques 48 $250. 646-4643. Q SENTRY Estimates. C.R.S. Company, MASONRY - All types, Prompt service on emergency. set, electric stove, refrigerator, Arthur Shorts, 646-3233 or Coventry, 742-6381. Real Estate Marlene Trares, 644-9132. J. fieldstone, brick, concrete. 643-7024. running condition. Best offer EAST Middle Tpke. - Two fami- su m m er... WANTED Antique furniture, ly, first-floor, stove, Watson Beach Co., Manchester Free estimates, after 5 p.m., accepted. 646-3279. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Office, 647-9139. 643-1870 or 644-2975 BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - refrigerator, air-conditioned, other antique items, R. carpeted, garage, basement, Aluminum Siding Prompt, courteous service. Call PICNIC TABLE - Six feet, with Harrison, 643-8709. it's time to move up to something better. And we're W IT H A HEBRON -104 acres near Lake Kitchen Re-modeling NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 643-14%. benches attached, very sturdy. washer-dryer hookup, parking. sure you'll find just what you want on our lot. The Amston, R-1 zone. Frontage on Naw 'Additlona Remodeling, repairing, ad­ $35. Cali 646-8619. Wanted (o Buy Immediate occupancy. 646-08M selection is terrific and the prices are at their lowest Flooring 36 49 or 649-9644. two roads. Attractively priced R.E. MILLER, Builder ditions, rec rooms, porches and right now. Come on in and let's get together! to sell. Call Arthur Shorts, 646- roofing. No job too small. Call KELVINATOR washer, white, LYNCH TOYOTA Call 649-1421 649-3144. WANTED - Wicker furniture, 3233. J. Watson Beach Co. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, in good running condition. Only any kind. Call 872-0930. 1973 GALAXIE 500 SEDAN >2998 Manchester office, 647-9139. (specializing in older floors). $65. Call 742-9487. 4-Door, automatic transmission, power steering. ‘‘Hartford Areals Largest Toyota Dealer^ CARPENTRY - Repairs, Ceilings and inside painting. CUSTOM MADE draperies and remodeling, additions, roofing. John Verfaille, 646-5')50, 872- HEBRON - BOLTON AREA - bedspreads, wide selection of FURNITURE FOR SALE - PRESIDENTIAL 1968 CHEV. MALIBU >1S9S (39 Mills). (I) $14,000, about 7.5 Call David Patria, South Wind­ 2222. (French) fruitwood-cherry 8- V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, vinyl fabrics. Phone 649-1786 sor, 644-1796. □ RENTALS VILLAGE APTS. Phnino nl ^^-FM RADIO wooded acres, 600’ front, possi­ anytime. piece dining set, 6 chairs, roof. Choice Of or VINYL TOP ble pond site, $5,500 down, 7% lighted china cabinet, 40x60 MANCHESTER WES ROBBINS carpentry with the purchase of interest. (II) Buy Now! Beat in­ HEB’S Tree Cutting - lot □ MISC. FOR SALE oval table, beautiful condition, 1969 FORD LTD >149S flation. 3.4 wooded acres near remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1 1/2 years old, $650. Call 875- Rooms tor Rent 52 One and two bedrooms. ANY 1974 PASSENGER CAR IH STOCK! clearing and landscaping work ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 4-Door, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power Route 2, Stringent zoned area. J. Free estimate. Weekdays 8591 after 5 p.m. Near schools, churches steering, vinyl roof. CAMPER CAP with the purchse of Excellent value $11,500. Terms built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Articles lor Sale 41 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ call 872-9771 between 8 A.M. 649-3446. nished rooms, centrally and shopping center, on ANY 1974 HILUX PICKUP IN STOCK! possible, Robert Assoc., Bob and 9 P.M. Weekends anytime. REPriODUCTION of antique 1971 VOLKSWAGEN BUG > 2 1 9 5 Gonci, MLS, Route 66, Hebron, DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, quilt, pinwheel design, for full located. Kitchen privileges. bus line. Call anytime. free Extra cleani 15,000 miles. 228-9274. LEON Cieszynski builder - new $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, size bed. $85. Call 742-9410. Parking. Reasonaole rales. 646-2623 TWOHANDYMEN want varie­ homes custom built, Phone 649-2358. ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, stone, gravel, pool and patio Home Of The LOWEST Sticker Pric»e Car Sold In Ainerica! AVAILABLE FGREST HILLS Investment Property 25 remodeled, additions, rec sand. 643-9504. MISCELLANEOUS Tag Sale - 1972 PINTO SEDAN >1895 and trimming. Attics, cellars rooms, garages, kitchens WANTED - Single woman to For Immediate occupancy and priced to sell. Make this Beautiful U&R Raised Ranch, 2 fireplaces, king sized cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- 32 Clinton Street, Saturday 10^5. 4-cylinder engine, 4-speed transmission. Ranch home one that you must seel Large master bedrooms, lovely location. Immaculate and ready for Im­ MARLBOROUGH - Price remodeled, bath tile, cement ALUMINUM sheets used as help share expenses, own MANCHESTER - Two 5305. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ bedroom with half-bath. Walk-out basement, half-acre lot. mediate occupancy. Call 269-4331. drastically reduced. Two acres printing plates, .007 thick, THREE DESKS and chairs, 2 bedroom, kitchen privileges. bedrooms, furnished, air- 1973 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP <3298 on Route 66, zoned commercial. WINDOW CLEANING - Will tial or commercial. Call 649- 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. bedroom sets, rugs, chest and Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. PLUS a 18x36’ In-ground pool. Call 872-7311. 4291. conditioning, carpeting, pool, V-8 engine, 3-speed transmission, camper shell. Small, air-conditioned five- wash your office, house and fac­ Phone 643-2711. dresser, and miscellaneous utilities included with yard. (32- room house and separate new tory windows. Special discount items. 643-8649. SIX-ROOM rent available 44) Rentes, $30. fee, 549-6980. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ August 1st. Ideal for 2 or 3 1972 FORD F-lOO PICKUP >2698 LARGE FAMILY? NEEO SPACE? building of 1,100 square feet. prices for July and August. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Camper shell. Work guarantee. Our men are ages, additions, bathrooms, career girls or couple with LYNCH Call Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. cents each. Inquire side door. GYM WEIGHTS - TV stand, We have a Cape that has four possiblle bedrooms. Over­ kitchens, houses, repairs. Free grown children. No pets. FOUR-ROOM apartment for Watson Beach Real Estate Co., bonded and insured. Call 649- Manchester Evening Herald. tape recorder, curtains, drapes, rent - Second floor, $135 per sized two-car garage and a country sized yard. Only $36 - estimates. Small jobs. Stephen Security. Appliances, rugs, gar­ Manchester office 647-9139. 5334. hamper, footlocker, grass month. 398 Hartford Road. (Jail 1970 CHEV. CAPRICE >1798 500 - 80 HURRYI Call 872-7311 SENTRY Martin, 646-7295. edger, toaster, Christmas tree. age and all utilities furnished. 2-Door Hardtop. WE BUY and sell used fur­ 649-1946. Real Estate Services PAINTING-You must call us. niture. Cash on the line. One 649-8338. Must be seen. Call 649-1187. CENTRAL AIR-CCNOITIGNING Resort Property 27 We can beat the competition. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, piece or an entire housefull. MANCHESTER - 6 room Your Small Car Quality, excellent references, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 MAYTAG WASHER - Good WANTED - Female roommate FORD Is only one of the many features In this lovely Colonial. Now 351 Marline Rd. 29 Connecticut Ihrd. to share 8-room house, mid 20s, Duplex, available immediately, Headquarters COVENTRY - 3 1/2 room free estimates. Pete, 742- concrete repairs, inside and Main Street Rear, behind condition. $75.250’ of fencing, 4’ $175. J. D. Real Estate, 646- bathroom, fenced In yard and much more. Low 30’s. No Vernon - 872-7311 East Hartford — 289-4331 Quonset hut, one block from 6117(toll free), 5-10 p.m. outside. Reasonably priced. Douglas Motor Sales. high, $70 or best offer. 649-9145. mature, clean and neat. Call 1980. reasonable offer refused. Call 672-7311. beach, year 'round dwelling, 643-0851. 278-1212, Ext. 728, 8-3. TOYOTA REALTOR — MLS enjoy the lake this summer, CONCRETE WORK- CLEAN USED refrigerators, "NEVER used anything like NEWER three bedroom Vernon Board of Realtors, Manchaatar Board of RaaHora, | rent it out for winter. Only $7,- Specializing in decking for in- ANY TYPE Carpentry and ranges, automatic washers, it,” say users of Blue Lustre WANTED - Woman to live in Duplex, appliances, carpeting, Hartford Board of Raaltors 900. Low down payment to right ground pool . Painting. masonry work, additions and with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s carpet cleaner. Rent electric and care for 6-room house. No 1 1/2 baths, no pets, security DILLON FORD buyer. Owner-Agent, 742-9718, Railroad lie walls. Call 6 ^ remodeling. Free estimates. A. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson rent. No objection to children. required. $250 monthly. 643- 319 Main St.. Mandiestar 643-214S 423-6735. 8450. Squillacotq, 649-0811. 2171 Paint Company. 649-7911 beteen 6:30-8 p.m. 5700. 345 Center St., Manchester 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 PACK SIXTKION - MANCHESTER KVENING^^H Conn., Fri,, Aur. 2, 1974

iiKN.n ' BY JIM BKKH^ Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 6 1 Autos For Sale 6 1 Autos For Sale 61 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Aug. 2. 1974- PAGE SEVENTEEN WHAT I 1 PHONE 875-2538 BUGS B U N N Y OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN M AP THOUSAMPS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE s c r o u n g in ' SAR0AG£ CANA A M P XtfOUeANP^ "R50D h a w - h a w , HEV, WAIT > HOURS: 8-9 MON.-FRI. w h a t Ss t h a t h o p i n g t d r e c o v e r . T H E R E 'S THATS RISHT.'N O F e o l fjo e o i s a l v a g in g " 7 T H A T S , A MINUTE.' WE probably could X HE GOT 8 - 5 SAT. Y’ER HEADIN' A TIDBIT O F FILE T O F N O T MUCH HIS O O K E S A R E EGAP, IS T H E ^ M C ^ GREAT I EALTTI-J 1 AIN'T I P O IN T IN an 1 'N5ULTEP O O U t^ F JD6-T-STAMP SOLE...IT& I ELTO N .' 5 0 B A D T H E Y 'R E THERE ESTABLISHED IN 1939 FUL.'VeoT-tDTK H IS G O IN ' t r v i n ’ t d s t o p S®®f'jyi,YHERES / JUST ' LEAVE US NOT BE t h e ? HAB HAW- \ PUNCH LINE COULO n . W F I ^ F F O fZ TEKM/ •TO O AYfe HAR O N NOW .' H IM F R O M NO NEED To BECAUSF ^// Financing at C.B. T. at Bank Rates r e s t a u r a n t SPECIAL'' BE MENU, SIRE.' STARTIM‘'EM.' PUFFIN’ ', SEVERAL L a 0066IN' m i WINDSOR AVENUE - RT. 83 ROCKVILLE, CONN. WERE NOT "WiAFlVE MILES' EXPLA­ h a p p y HERE.'il-,KI: NATIONS,'

Business tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 1,000 square feet, plus full base­ 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, 1967 COMET, 2-door hardtop, 1967 DODGE - 4-door Coronet, ment in modern air-conditioned V-8, automatic, radio, posi- 289 automatic, $125. Call after : MICKEY FINN snow tires, radio, engine o.k. BY HANK LEONARD Colonial brick ,shopping center. traction, good gas mileage. 3:30 p.m., 646-8318. Needs transmission work, not Ideal for beauty shop, Original owner. 643-2880. new transmission. Best offer. delicatessen, pizza store, ice a-a 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Super Phone 646-6500 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 Bill Heinz, Sales manager says, "Here is outstanding Bill Heinz, Sales manager says, "Here is a practically AND THIS IS ONCE ^ THANK, ^ cream store etc, Mr. Belfiore, AUTO INSURANCE - Compare Beetle - New brakes and P.M.. value in a nearly brand new one owner 1973 Chevrolet brand new one owner 1971 Ford Pinto 2 dr. Coupe. It DIRK'S PAINTING WON WHEN I'M GLAD TO ) you, A SURPRISE! X IN, DARLING/ J 647-1413. our low rates. Young drivers mufflir, $1,275. 1962 Chevrolet FIRST PRIZE— SO HE'LL HAVE BEEN WRONG/ J HALLIg' Nomad Deluxe 6 passenger . This is welcome. For quotation call , 6 cylinder, terrific 1966 PONTIAC Catalina - is a very attractive car with its very clean yellow body GET A BIG W R IT E -U P IN Resort Property Rod Dolin, 646-6050. on gas, $150 or make offer. 742- Chevrolet’s intermediate size model. It is a very at­ AN ART MAGAZINE- For Rent 56 Convertible, automatic, power and all black wonderfully maintained all vinyl interior. s PLUS #1,000/ 8161. steering and brakes. $150. 643- tractive car with its beautiful dark green metallic finish 1 969 VOLKSWAGEN 1979. It is a very nicely equipped car having the thrifty but S-t- ^ HEY LL GIANTS NECK Heights - Beach Squareback - Green with 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, fine and immaculately maintained interior. It is very nicely powerful 2000 cc motor, 4 speed standard tran­ CoCHKA*! / LEAVE next to Rocky Neck. 4-room HEROES ARE MADE-NOT BORN /I OU1ETLY-- luggage rack, AM radio with condition, 4-door, power brakes 1962 PONTIAC - 4-door, all equipped having the 307 cu. inch reg. gas V-8 motor, cottage, sleeps 7. August 24-31. cassette tape deck. Less than and steering. Ideal for student. smission, deluxe radio and heater plus other fine a F r , . W 9 - x $130, 742-8142. power, air-conditioning. Best 24,000 miles. $950 firm. Call 236-4487. offer. 644-1927 6-8 P.M. power steering, power disc brakes, standard tran­ extras. It has been driven a most easy to certify 15,339 CAPTAIN EASY Don Hooper, 646-6555 9-4, or 649- BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Autos For Sale 61 smission, custom radio and heater, plus many other miles since new. It has been completely and thoroughly 8939 after 5. 1973 SAAB 99 - Excellent condi­ IC «A N HflRDLV 1964 FORD fine deluxe extras. This car has been driven a positively serviced and is definately one of the finest performing HEAR YOU! irSTHIiS BLAZES' SHE'S FAlNTEPl.,.' Galaxie, 4-speed, tion, 26 mpg., best offer. Must transatlantic GRAB THE PHONE,WASH! NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1972 VEGA - AM/FM radio, 4 289, good condition, Bankrupt? Repossessed? Plus sell, going away to school. Call guaranteed 18,397 miles since new. It has been and handling small cars I have seen in some time. I am LINE. NO DOUBT!... ,o speed transmission, 5,000 miles extras, 649-3438. 236-5891, after 5 P.M. 647-9526. Honest Douglas accepts lowest on 4 new tires, $1,800. Call 649- completely and thoroughly serviced and is a delightful positive that you will not be disappointed in any way down, smallest payments. 0415 or 742-8829. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. car to drive. I am positive that the person who needs a when you see and drive this economy, quality model. thoroughly dependable car that offers many thousands 1967 GRAN PRIX, excellent Fully and completely guaranteed. Generous terms and PRISCIH.A’S POP JUNK CARS removed free. running condition, automatic, of trouble free miles may well find this one to be his BY AL VERMEER trades available." MR. BOTTS WEMTj Call Joey, Tolland Auto Body. all power. Call 649-3066. I D I D N ' T H E S A I D H E d o n a t e d answer. Fully and completely guaranteed. Up to 36 TO THE FAIR IN/ K M O W H E 528-1990. Shop, then A B U N D L E T O T H E FERNDALE) W A S A N PONIES.' 1970 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, S, months to pay at bank rates." ANIMAL- TOYOTA - See us for reliable power steering, brakes, air- LOVER! used Toyotas with our 60-day conditioning, vinyl roof, low PRICE > 2 6 9 5 . PRICE 100% warranty. We also buy mileage, excellent condition, *T S&S B UIC K IW R 7 9 5 . u.sed Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 289-4626. 345 Center Street, Manchester, k;' 73 Centurion *4295 646-4,321. MUST SELL - 1968 Mustang, automatic, bucket seats, tape Convertible, 8, automatie, faetory air, power steering COMPLETE junk cars deck, good condition, $300. Call • brakes - seats • windows, ebrome wheels, 60/40 in­ STEVE CANYON BY MILTON GANIFF removed free in Manchester, 649-9951. . terior, low mileage. South Windsor, Vernon and / 72 Custom *3595 17 Tolland. Call Bill's Auto Parts, 1970 MUSTANG - one owner, WHEN WE MAKE OUR ^ H£y,COMA4O0ORE,/ ITHOUSHT PROFESSOR KU 4-l)r. Hardtop, factory air conditioning. Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- excellent condition, call 649- RUN fOR THE OPEN RIVER, HOW IS IT >00 CAN ( yDU'D HAVE OF THE ENGLISH 4578, 875-6231. 3321 /72 VOLKSWAGEN 411 *2695 5TE£RAZI6ZA6CX)URSE lAY ORDERS IN V GUESSED'/ DEPARTMENT OF IN CASE THEY HAVE ENGLISH ON THIS MAHNAY UNI- 4-speed transmission, air conditioning, AM/FM THE BORN LOSER NATIVE BOAT radio, silver cloud paint. BY ART SANSOM JOCK? Bill Heinz, Sales manager says, "Here is a big rugged, Bill Heinz, Sales manager says, "Here is a very at­ America's 66 BUICK ELECTRA CUSTOM very clean, one owner 1973 Chevrolet Custom - 10, 6 tractive one careful owner 1972 Ford 8 ft. fleet side 4-l)r. Hardtop, automatic, — passenger Suburban Station wagon. It is a very at­ Custom-100, pick-up truck. It is a very attractive truck Sexy European power steering-brakes, $ | tractive Suburban with its bright red body and really with its brown body and wonderfully maintained seats, windows, factory Air | clean interior. It is very nicely equipped having the (ainditioning. Must see! interior. It is very nicely equipped having the powerful small 307 V-8 regular gas motor, automatic tran­ yet economical 240 cu. inch 6 cylinder motor, standard V 71 OPEL 2-Door Coupe *1495 smission, power steering, power disc brakes, custom transmission, deluxe radio and heater, rear step 4-speed transmission, bucket seats, radio, Rallye radio and heater, all brand new tires, plus many other bumper, plus many other extras available on this yellow. Economy Buy. fine quality extras too numerous to list. It has been model. It has been driven a most careful 29,723 miles / 73 TOYOTA Corona *2795 driven a most careful easy to certify 30,185 miles since since new. It has been fully and completely serviced 2-Door Hardtop, 4-speed, bucket seats, excellent con­ new. It has been completely and thoroughly recon­ and is definately one of the finest performing and THE FLINTSTONES NEW dition. BY HANA BARBERA ditioned and I am positive that the buyer who needs a handling pick-ups I have had the pleasure to offer for -A- Many Others To Choose From it ....BUT, ...IT jrU ST really rugged Suburban that offers many thousands of sale. Fully and completely guaranteed, generous terms : ALLEY OOP FRED-'/OU 1974 CAPRI SPORT COUPE BY V.T. HAMLIN MAKES OAPOV 2-Door, 4-cyllnder engine, 4-speecl transmission, power miles of trouble free service may well find this one to and trades available." NATB F E E L M O K E WHAT'S WELL, I'LL BE.....' C K E A A A E D IMFOKTANT EATING disc brakes, electric rear window defroster, heavy duty ASK ABOUT be his answer. Call me any time for a demonstration or OOP U P battery, trip odometer, tachometer, full gauge Instrumen­ Exclusive , YOU'D THINK HE d T U N A O N TN' BUSINBSefAAN'S more information. Up to 36 months to pay at bank TO? WOULD MAVE HAD . T O A 0 T tation, visibility light group, carpeting, custom bucket Major ENOUGH O F t h a t ! seats, bumper guards, steel belted radial tires, styled steel Medical wheels, and many safety features. Stock No. 4K11 HEALTHY Used Car "" PRICE ^3495. PRICE Warranty * 2 4 9 5 . Many to choose from, 2000’s, 2800’i WHEELS <3506 ONE FULL Y E A R - NO MILEAGE RESTRICTION automatics, 4 speeds. 1966 FORD, Mags, new ir FREE DEMONSTRATION ★ The MOST You Can Spend is $25.00 WANTED transmission, front springs, ON ANY MAJOR REPAIR! primer, call Billy at 643-5806 Clean, Late Model after 3 p.m. Ot>74 / m o r i a r t y b r o t h e r s USED CARS 1967 THUNDERBIRD - full S & S B U IC K Top Prices Paid power, good condition, $700 or For All Makes best offer. Phone 646-76'79. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone 643-S135 OLDS WIN AT BRIDGE “/Veto England's Fastest Growing Buick-Opel Dealer” CARTER CHEVROLET 1968 , converti­ ★ COURTEOUS TREATMENTS MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 81 ADAMS ST„ MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 CO., INC. ble, immaculate, $1,000. Call (E«lt 93 on 1-86 & Route 15, Next to Agwey, One Block from Celdor'e) 644-0344. 1229 Main Street HELLO? PO-0TB CLEANKS? .WELL, FIRST <,bU MI6HT FIND OUT IZ3H!I:USI777.'7'1 Juet 8 Mlnutee from Downtown HertfordI MANCHESTER OLDSMOBILE W DEUV/EREDUSTHE Phone 646-B4e4 1970 TOYOTA, mechanic’s Sihrer Lana At Hartford Rd., Manchester 643-1511 IFTHBRE'S A CIRCUS IN TOW N/ special. Must sell. $550 or best WK0N& LMJNDf?2695 LOW COST m otorcycle in­ well planned and controlled f-'i L L 1 m c £ S s E ALUMINUM 1973 15’ travel U chance when he pulled A Why Pay More? community with privacy and ACROSS 2 Wrongs (Latin) 'jj' L N k g. a T E R surance, immediate binding. trailer, sleeps 6, heater,- stove, Pass 26 Pass 46 N 0 V A T T 1 natural surroundings. You can trumps. 1 Entertained 3 Monitor lizard A 4 speed transmission, tinted glass, power disc brakes, full See us for your needs, Crockett refrigerator, sink, converter, Pass Pass Pass r a A S' X L A s . H i save money and live better. Let 7 Frolic 4 Biblical A N u carpeting, white side wall tires, electric rear defroster, NEW 1874 PWTO SEDAN Agency, 643-1577. self-contain^, like new. $1295. R E, S. A Y | j g 1 NEW 1974 PINTO SEDAN Jensen’s give you a new key to Opening lead—K? South had two ways to 11 Keellike ridge mountain & E R M A T E Q flipper rear windows, high power ventilation system. While, 4-speed transmission, 4-cyllnder engine, live Yellow gold, automatic transmieslon, 4-cyllndar engine, $300. down, 643-5658. (zool.) 5 Termination SI L 1OT1L S s A78x13 white sidewall tires, passenger companment live A78x13 white sidewall tires, passenger compart­ HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- living security and peace of make his contract, but 12 Dwell 6 German article 1 E! 1 r carpeting, accent group. Slock No. 260. List $2772. ment carpeting, accent group. Stock No. 301. List $3034. CTcles, parts and accessories. mind. Jensen’s, Inc, Rolling neither involved early trump 14 Afripa 7 Greek letter L g. a S lO IL IE IS I 1969 CHEVROLET, one ton Hills, Route 44A, Mansfield, By Oswald & James Jacoby play. South needed to do an teloj^ 8 Mona— A [r n g. L g a f AA E N t I Expert service. Harley- L S 1 Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, camper special pick-up, with 10 Mrs. Young, 26 Old Wood Road, some ruffing first. 15 Ascended 9 Fruit drinks A A ■ 16 Frog genus 10 Desires (coll.) E 2 11 T m 1 Drive a Datsun. & Hartford. 247-9774. 1/2’ Kenson camper, self- 429-1786. Main office. Route 10, ..THE BAT HAS A S a iT ..AND MY UNIFORA4 17 52(Roman) 12 Wading bird contained, 643-9691. Southington, 1-628-0317. NOBODY SAID BEING ON ' 18 Beast of 13 Assam 28 Sprightly 47 .Seed vessels H elp senda w J MOTORCYCLE Insurance - IN IT THERES NO IS WORN OUT.' A LITTLE LEAGUE FAR/V\ burden silkworms dance 48 Prayer finale .*2630 2860 49 Volcanic Lowest rates available. Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service THUA4B IN A4y GLOVE..., TEA/Vl WAS EASy. STAR GAXER^*0 19 South African 17 Sound of mirth 29 Roof part 66 antelopes 20 Insane . J outflow Immediate binding. Pronmt 'T' By C l AY R. POLLAN- 30 Periods of time 52 Man's kid toYCamp. LIIRA 23 Chart 21 Experts (coll.) NEW MAVEMCK SEDAN NEW 1874 MDSTING MACH I Claim service. Call Clarke In­ Your Daily Activity Guids JM 33 Shortly nickname Silver, 3-door, automatic transmieslon, e-cylInder y w MAS. II 26 Islands near 22 Secret agent 2-Door. Light blue, automatic transmlaalon, 6-cyllnder surance Agency, 643-1126. 'T According to ths S fori. New Guinea 23 Household 36 Unit of energy 53 Musical quality engine, vinyl aeats, white sidewall tires, power steering, engine, radio, digital clock, power steering, power 18 38 Tiny 54 Winter vehicle Test-drive any new Datsun until August 31 st, and we brakes, console, bumper guards, luxury Interior group, 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING f Y 9-27-32-421 To develop messoge for Saturday, 27 Drinking bout items light group, exterior decor group, trim ring hub caps. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all reod words correspt^ing to numbers 4- 6-16-24/f 31 Siouan Indian 24 On top of 41 Dine and wine 56 Dance (coll.) will donate money to help send kids to Y Camp. Stock No. 195. List $3276. light group, convenience group, radial white sidewall i./'54-63-73 [41-77-78 45 Alleviate 57 Pikelike fish tires. Stock No. 24. List $43 makes, models and speeds. of your Zodiac birth sign. 32 Domestic 25 Horseback ^ T A U R U S SCORFIO animals game 46 Leaps about 58 Pub offering Boys and girls'Of every race and creed. Two years Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, ASS. 10 IT r u . 31 To 61 Love 2 Someone 32 Forward 62 You o c r .2 3 ^ 34 Fiscal period r ~ 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ago, Datsun test drives planted a quarter of a Manchester Bicyde Shop, 649- I ^ MAT 20 3 Don't 33 See 63 Your NOr. 2 ( ^ 35 Greased — DISCOUNT 2098. 4 Exciting 34 To 64 Retumirsg 37 Spectacle 3-12-20-29 11 12 13 million trees. That many test drives will send 5,000 J B/49-52-82-87 51 / 35 Someone 65 Undersell 36-39-4043& 39 — Marie 6 Love 36 You've 66 Light 66-76-80B91 3160 PRICE 1973 SUZUKI 125 - Very low GIMINI Saint 14 15 needy youngsters to camp. Preserve our most BUZZ SAWYER 7 Special 37 Join 67 Soon SAGITTARIUS 40 Diversion mileage, $500 or best offer. Call BY ROY CRANE 8 Ottiers 38 Reolly 68 Hurt! precious resource. Help send a kid to Y Camp. 9 Demand 42 Pedal digit 16 17 643-2639. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,'CONN.*Phonc 643-5135 y(CJl-53-59-60 11 Smile 41 Reoch 71 Your 19-22-23-50/O Miserables" 21 LLOYD’S AUTO P arts has FDR PRDFESSIDNAL QUALITY cg/^71-79-90 12 Hand 42 Answers 72 Use 44 Like neighbor’s r On Display HOIPS! rSUREWlSH"^ 13 You 43 Love 73 Questions 58-61-74 ^ 8 23 24 26 26 27 28 29 30 motorcycle helmets, Snell ap­ CANCIR grass JUST LIKE , I HAD MY 14 Sidestep 44 Over 74 Matters CAPRICORN 47 Friend (coll.) proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 CDNTRDLLED AUTD BODY REPAIRS \ JUHt 21 is Friend 45 W ith 75 Authority Die. 31 32 33 34 ______NOW!______c L im m L f l a s h - 46 In 50 Auricle De Corm ier Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- NuiV It is News 76 In 51 Eldible grains 1558. A LADDER, 17 Leodership 47 Finances 77 Your JAN. 35 36 37 38 39 on all makes. . . ffY 8-10-13-34 18 It 48 You 78 Ears If17-21-35jj 55 Nebraska 1//37-46-57 19 Let 49 As 79 Social 4565-75 Indians 40 41 42 43 Motor Sales, Inc. 1972 HARLEY DAVIDSON 20 Out so Dominate 80 Sortwone's 57 Sportive prank AQUARIUS FITZGERALD FORD, INC. XLH. Has been in accident but LOAN and RENTAL CARS LIO 21 Of 51 Friendly 81 W it 59 Draicate 44 46 j m r . I t 22 Good 52 You 82 Get JAN. to “TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLpEST FORD DEALER fixable. Good looking bike 60 Of high Available by Appointment. . ^AUO. 22 23 Judgment 53Doy 83 And f d . I t . mountains 47 48 48 50 61 52 53 54 24 May 54 To 84 Friendly DATSUN riSGSJr" WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVES. stock. Make offer. Call M3-6756 ni-18-28-38i 61 Sudden ■ after 5. J5-2544H7 25 Nettled 55 Consult 85 Bonker 55 56 57 58 '55^9-64-85 26 Desires 56 Bring 86 Surprises 68-72-81-881 breaking STAN OZIMEK, Manager 62 Plant again 285 Broad Street, Manchester Phone 643-2485 CAU TOU FREE 1-800-842-2276 VIRGO 27 Straight- 57 Sociability 87 It- PISCU 59 80 28 Won’t 58 In 88 Humor BOY’S 3-speed bike, practically 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER FEI. I. ^ Phone 643-4165 new. Will take reasonable offer. 29 S ^ 59 Good 89 Eyes DOWN 61 62 SERVICE THAT SAVES Call 649-4322. lurr. It 30M o y 60 For 90 ObU^tions MAS. 20 1 Maple genus 2 -7 -2 6 -3 1 ^ S^-70^ ®AdTtise f)^?eu^al. 336867 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.)

V. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri,, Aug, 2. 1974 Obituaries Two Women MCC Dean’s List Killed In This is the second half of the Hildreth, Marianne Jensen, Kathi M. Mrs. JoHcph Zowadu brother, Francis Doucette of Auto Crash Manchester Community Kelly, Laura Ann Klely, Patricia F. Swampscott, Mass.; and two Kllmartin, Gall J. Kizllski, Armand M. ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Helen College dean’s list for the Mariano, Barbara Szala|ka, Dario sisters, Mrs. Richard Meunier EAST CANAAN (UPI) - A liaturijpatpr lEumng Kincman Zowada, 69, of 44 spring semester. An asterisk Tarasclo. Mountain St. died Thursday at of Enfield and Sister Therese of traffic accident has claimed the North Haven: Albert Perrottl. lives of two worpen and injured a mprks a student who earned an Norwich: Gilbert L. Gooden. Rockville General Hospital. Papua, New Guinea. “A” average. Plymouth: Richard W. Ltimpkln. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1974 — VOL. XCIII, No. 259 Manchester—A City of Village Charm She was the wife of Joseph 'The funeral is Saturday at third traveling to a hospital to do Preston: Susan Dyer. FOURTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS volunteer work. Andover: Unde A. Choulnard. Putnam: Alan J. LaFlamme. Zowada. 10:15 a.m. from the Burke- Ansonia: Elizabeth Rotteck, Deborah Rocky Hill: 'Steve Hunter, James Born in Salem, Mass., Mrs. Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Killed in the mishap Thursday Anne Toler, Diane Zuraw. Oryell. Prospect St., Rockville, with a in East Canaan were Jenne D. Berlin: Mary L. Prior. South Windsor: Paula J. Aselton, Zowada had lived in the Bloomfield: Linda M. Christ, Robert B. Blake Jr., Janice Mae Boulet, Rockville area all of her life. Mass at St. Bernard’s Church, Dolbey of Norfolk, driver of the 'Elizabeth J. Dee, Donald Evans Jr., Mark Dublel, Cheryl L. Ferris, Donald She was a member of St. Rockville, at 11. Burial will be car, and Kathryn Collar of Nor­ 'Jason Keel, Thomas J. Lagan, Kevin B. Gates, Linda A. Qezelman, Daniel G. A. Presbie, Charlotte B. Sarinsky, Janet Qlller, Mark A. Grimason, Mary K. Helen's Society and St. Joseph's in St. Bernard’s Cemetery, folk. Seriously injured in the A. Schremmer. Hammond, Susan M. Hebert, John H. Society of St. Joseph’s Church. Rockville. wreck was Evelyn Sylvernale, 70, Bolton: Harriet F. Beecher, Allan J. Hogan III. Michael A. Johnson, Carol Dascanlo, David Jensen, Bernice M. Kelley. Censure of President of Norfolk. She is also survived by a Friends may call at the Kurye, David E. Marshall, 'Patrick C. Also, John A. KolakowskI, Annette K. daughter, Mrs. Robert Grous of funeral home tonight from 7 to Police said the car the three Robbins, Philip Savva, Barry E. Landers, Nicole B. Laverdlere, Marilyn 9. women were in collided with a Stearns, John Toomey Jr. F. Monti, Maureen R. O'Nell, Thomas Rockville; a son, Raymond Bridgewater: 'Michael Barney. Pappalardo, Kim I. PlechowskI, Judith Zowada of Ellington; three van on Rt. 44. They were going to Bristol: Harold Bacon, Linda N. PtachclnskI, Nancy Ann RIvoaa, WItkovIc. brothers, Joseph Kincman of Mrs. T.J. Quigley Sr. Geer Memorial Hospital in North Kenneth F. Salvatore, 'Dorothy M. VERNON - Mrs. Mary Collinsville: Thelma Brown, Kathleen Schlumo, Barry Sexton, 'Elizabeth G. Move Appears Doomed Ellington, William Kincman of Canaan. Olkowskl. Skolnick. Rockville and Martin Kincman Keane Quigley, 71, of 205 Police said the car crossed into Columbia: Michael AndrychowskI, Stafford: Jack Avery, Patricia A. Phoenix St. died Thursday night Nancy F. Orzych. Berriault, Beverly Bradway, Edward of Vernon; three sisters, Mrs. the path of a telephone com­ Coventry:y: JamesJai J. Andlslo, Cynthia at her home. She was the wife n, Jo^“ ■" - - - Bradway, David E. Gardner, Dianna Stella Filip, Mrs. Nellie pany, van driven by John J. Perot- J. Eaton, John W.!■ Fogg Jr.,, Lawrence Greene, Robert Marko, Daryl Martin, WASHINGTON (UPI) - President for the impeachment debate which would what position they thought he would take of Thomas J. Quigley Sr. McBrIen, Clare B. Mctktoe, Darla J. Donald E. Maxa Jr., Stephen A. Pago, Konarski and Mrs. Jennifer ti, 59, of North Canaan, who suf­ Murnane, Lisa O'Rourke, Thomas A. Nixon’s defenders admit they have little permit a censure motion to be offered. on impeachment. Mrs. Quigley was born in Sayre. Lyle E. Pufahl, Lesley J. Schold, Rober­ Wieliczka, all of Rockville; and fered minor injuries. ta H. Senecal, Richard P. Simon, Bon­ chance of succeeding in their attempt to But Findley did not indicate much hope Rhodes called a news conference for County Sligo, Ireland, and had East Qranby: Ruth Hanus. nie J. Woodworth. convince the House he should be censured for the censure proposal. “I’m not here to five grandchildren. East Hampton: Debra A. Durkin, ••lA Monday morning to announce his decision. lived in Vernon for 18 years. rather than impeached. The funeral is Saturday at Efforts to Save Marilyn D. Qarneau, James P. Wagner. Tolland: 'Dianne Sydorlak. forecast success with this initiative," he A pro-impeachment stand by Rhodes 8:15 a.m. from the Burke-Fortin She and her husband celebrated East Hartford: Linda Ann Amodio, Vernon: 'Ardls S. Abbott, Norman Nonetheless, they are staging a fight to told reporters. most observers felt, would decimate their 50th wedding anniversary Unborn Child Hillery Gallagh er Harriet Haslett Calvin M. Arey; Jap M. Baker, Harry P. Anderson, Roy C. Badstuebner, 'Mary at least keep that possibility alive. In other developments; Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Beans, Christopher Q. Blake, Glenn W. Jane Beaullew, Edward M. B^narz, Nixon’s lines of defenses. last December. She was a com­ Brielmann, Lucinda L. Burns, Spencer with a Mass at St. Joseph’s End in Failure Susan Ann Benedict, Deborah A. Blais, Rep. Paul Findley, a moderate —The President’s lawyers gave another “It never entered my mind" that municant of Sacred Heart L. Cain, Susan E. Carey, Audrey Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Cashinghino, Hwa Chang, Patricia Ann Janice A. Boczar, Elaine Boucher, Republican from Illinois, introduced a batch of Watergate tapes to U.S. District Rhodes would do anything else but fight Church. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A Leonard C. Boyle, Carlene Burns, Bernard’s Cemetery. Chedzik, Stella DIszewskI, Denise J. Pierrette C. Busslere, Richard A. proposed resolution of censure Friday. It Court Judge John J. Sirica, complying impeachment, said Rep. Robert H. She is also survived by a sonj woman 7 months pregnant was Clavette, Irene T. Clementino, Jeffrey >r' Jii Friends may call at the W. Cook, Norman F. Cormier Jr., Susan Campbell, 'Rosemary E. Clark. Terry praises Nixon’s “great achievements in with Supreme Court orders. They Michel, 111., chairman of the House Thomas J. Quigley Jr. of South shot to death in Bridgeport Town Republicans Ann Collier, Maureen A. Connor, Susan ■■ V-:.., funeral home tonight from 7 to L. Czyz. foreign policy” but says he “has shown in­ promised the rest next week but claimed Republican Campaign Committee. Thursday night and emergency Delbene, David L. Flamlno. 9. Windsor; 2 daughters, Mrs. Also, Lynne T. Dalessandro, Philip Also, Brian G. Fluet, Jodi Ann .-r'r'. sensitivity to the moral demands, lofty executive privilege against being required He said he was undecided about whether efforts to save the unborn child Danse, Audrey M. Dawnordwicz, Phyllis Mary Galvin of Vernon and Gardner, Kenneth Getchell, Robin L. purposes and ideals of the high office to turn over officials’ notes. Sirica was to vote to impeach Nixon. failed. He, as did Agostineili in brief comments Ann Delalte, Cynthia Dodd, John P. Getz, 'Mary Grant, 'Holly C. Green, Roland Williams Mrs. Elizabeth Crowley of Donlon, John P. Donlon, Kevin R. which he holds in trust.” expected to rule on that claim next week. “I try to envision what feelings are (Continued From Page 1) later, predicted victory for the GOP state Donovan, Joan E. Fahey, Pamela J. David E. GuldottI, Craig Hahn, Carol G. Weston; a brother, Patrick Police rushed the body of Mrs. Hewitt, John Jamieson, Anno J, Rep. Delbert Latta, R-Ohio, a member ROCKVILLE - Roland ticket in November, but only if all Fisher, Louise Reig, Gall M. Gallpo, going to go through my mind as they’re Keane of Cleveland, Ohio, 20 Antonia Rivera, about 36, to St. Susan Goldberg, Sharon Ann Janolle, Amy B. Kaiser, Robert J. of the House Judiciary Committee and one Tapes Available L.Williams, 67, of 37 Elm St. Republicans get out and work. Klatka, Juanita J. Lentocha, Conrad G. moving the President out of the White grandchildren and a great- Vincent’s Hospital after the people. I intend to do a capable job for the Graugard, Carol Anne GudlewskI, John died Wednesday at Rockville F. Hajkowskl, Julie K. Hamerlln, Adam Mclntire, Christine M. McKechnIe, Joan of Nixon’s most vocal defenders, collected Judiciary Committee Chairman Peter House.” he said. grandson. shooting about 6:20 p.m. in the people, when they elect me in November.” In the Black P. Patchell, Ellen E. Plassmann, Linda more than 40 signatures from con­ General Hospital. P. Harvey, Rosann Lee Jamro, Robert S. Pollquln. W. Rodino Jr., D-N.J., invited all No Arm Twi.>«ting The funeral is Saturday at woman’s apartment. A hospital Berte announced the Republicans are S. Javinstt, Jeffrey M. Keel, Connie R. gressmen on a petition asking the House Mr. Williams was bom in Genovesi Praised Kelly. Also, Juan E. Rivera, Dennis members of the.House to listen to any or Rep. Robert McClory, R-Ill., said 10:30 a.m. from the Holmes spokesman said the body arrived entering the campaign $301 in the black. Rodgers, Isabel Russak, Jana Schulz, East Hartford and lived there Genovesi received a standing ovation Also, Anno M, Krajowskl, Richard Rules Committee to adopt ground rules all 19 Watergate tapes in the committee’s Rhodes, in one of his small meetings with Funeral Home, 400 Main St., too late to save the infant. He said Manchester Republicans will con­ LaChapelle, Robert Lane, Catherine Ellen Ann Sereby, Virginia Shattuck, 3 most of his life, coming to after GOP Chairman A. Paul Berte Richard M. Smith, 'Jeanne Stone, possession. Republicans, “said he's not going to do Manchester, with a Mass at Police charged the woman’s es­ Lennon, William Lukasnupl, Daniel R. r;Sv.W Rockville about two months duct their fund-raiser Sept. 14, with a Mabesoone, Johanna T. Mangan, Dale 'Helen M. Syverud, Debra A. Tomasek, Until now, only the 38 members of any arm-twisting” on impeachment. tranged husband, Domingo thanked him on behalf of the party and the 'Katherine Vellieux, Edward A. ago. He was a retired farmer. Sacred Heart Church at 11:30. “Country Fair” at Mt. Nebo. "The rain L, Matthews, Patricia S. Merrill, Joan M. Nixon Requests Rodino’s committee have been permitted McClory and another Judiciary Com­ Rivera, 36, with murder. Rivera town for his years of service. Millar, Robert J. Milne, James E. VIkllnetz Jr., Frank E. Ward, Russell R. Burial will be in St. Mary’s date wilt be Sept. 15. Zaccaro, Stanley J. Zaremba Jr. Survivors are 3 sons, Robert Obviously moved by the ovation, Nakos, Judith D. Pansullo, Vicki Lynn (Herald photo by Pinto) to listen to the tapes. mittee Republican, Rep. Harold V. Cemetery, East Hartford. was ordered held on $100,000 Berte, too, was given a round of Voluntown: Maureen Corcoran. Unit to Monitor Williams of Vernon, Charles Genovesi responded, "Thank you from the Person, Jacqueline Potrin, Andrea J. The committee set up four large rooms Froehlich of Wisconsin, refused to sign Friends may call at the bond. applause — on behalf of his wife, Susan. Potamitls, Leslie A. Prendergast, Wallingford: Peter F. Meehan. Williams of Glastonbury and bottorn of my heart. I appreciate the op­ Sharon Price, Llewellyn E. Priest Jr. Waterford: Steven G. Cavanagh. with earphones and established a week- Latta’s petition. McClory and Froehlich funeral home tonight from 7 to Police said Mrs. Rivera had Just IVz hours before the meeting began, West Hartford: Peter J. Bellzl, Landfill Brook To Be Piped In Wages and Prices Kenneth Williams of Somers; 2 portunity you have given me to represent Also, Brian S. Reynolds, James J. long tape-playing schedule for next week. both voted to recommend impeachment. 9. been shot twice, once in the head she gave birth to an 8-pound 9-ounce boy at RIccIo, Phyllis Ann Rivard, Diane Matthew L. Carpenter, Roberta Chaet, daughters, Mrs. Ronald 0. Clare Ann Conigllone, Edward F. Con- A small brook that runs through the WASHINGTON (UPI) - President It would require at least three hours a day Froehlich noted that Findley’s censure and once in the thigh. The shot in the Town of Manchester in the State Rodrigue, Janet L. Rosol, Kim E. Rutty, posal that debris spilled over into it. especially designed with a ^ avel and Pelton and Miss Sharon D. Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Cecily Sheehan, Marc A. SInIcrope, nole, Ara Daraprahamlan, Theresa Nixon has asked Congress to establish an for four days for a member to listen to all resolution accused Nixon of “moral insen­ the head apparently killed her, Capitol. If I’ve been lax in the past, please Glynn, Barry S. Gordon, Lucretia town’s sanitary landfill area off Olcott Williams, both of East Hart­ Berte’s now have two girls and a boy. Karen L. Sjoholm, Dennis Smith, Here workmen use a drag line on a concrete pad. The brook is one of the executive level cost-of-living task force to the tapes. sitivity, negligence and malad­ police said. accept my heartfelt thanks today.” Marcelle Smith, Robert F. Snuck, Klleback, Gary L. Lawton, Elizabeth St. is being relocated and piped to crane to trench for the 72-inch- ford; a brother, Judson Rockville Cheryl Ann Tarasclo, Thomas T^der, Ann McGill, Patricia Ann McGill, feeders of the former Laurel Lake and monitor wages and prices. Republicans who met in small groups ministration.” Clifton E. Thompson, Anne William Merza, Sharon Olson, Gall M. make it possible for the town to ex­ diameter pipe. Because the pipe will Williams of Stockbridge, Vt.; 2 Singer, 'David E. StolU, Elizabeth A. the current project is a preliminary to Similar legislation also was proposed with their elected leader. Rep. John J. “If those things don’t justify impeach­ Thomassen, Dennis J. TowhIII, Debra Zaleskl. pand the landfill. The brook was so sisters, Mrs. Frank L. Burton Hospital Triggs, James A. Tymon, Michele F. have as much as 25 feet of bearing the preparation of the Laurel Lake Friday by Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, D- Rhodes of Arizona, could not agree on ment, what does?’’ he asked. of South Windsor and Miss Ger- Vltkus, Sandra Anne White, Mona L. Wethersfield: Robert L. Austin, close to the section being used for dis­ down on it from above, the bed for it is bed as a landfill area. Mo., who introduced a resolution calling Notes Water Company Purchase^ Williams, Deborah J. WInther, Kenneth Joseph R. Cascio, Richard A. Connelly, trude L. Williams of F. Worley Jr. Joanne FlllattI, Janet M. Florence, for establishment of an emergency task Newington; and 15 Admitted Thursday: George East Windsor: Nanette D. Arzl, Thomas Garofolo, Ellen M. Haines, Sal­ force on the economy. grandchildren. Patricia M. Barry, Sheila Ann Beattie, ly K. Helm, Irene D. Jakymiw, David J. Bettencourt, Plainfield; Clif­ Storm Drains on Agenda Ralph M. Blakeslee, Karla Feldman, Juall, David Kelly, Janice LeConche, Nixon’s proposed task force would not Funeral services are Satur­ ford Bordeaux, Somers; Coral Arlene M. Kessler, Richard Krpata, Alan Mardiroslan, Lucy Ann Maulucci, have any enforcement powers and would day at 11 a.m. at the Newkirk Briggs, Grant St., Rockville; Barbara Anne Lee, Arthur M. Michael D. Prange, Thomas A. be similar to the Cost-of-Living Council Nixon May Launch and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Proposals for placing two against the abutting property Lockwood, Judy Ann McDonald, David Rlcupero, Diane M. Tajirlan, Brian R. Nationwide Telephone Linda Converse, Enfield; satisfying the town’s long-range Pitney, 'Judy WIechnIak. Williams, Allen E. Wood. which was disbanded June 30. Eagleton’s Burnside Ave., East Hartford. James Kelly, East St., multi-million-dollar ap­ water needs. owners. Ellington: Carmela Cortese, Robert Wlllington: Richard Zulick. task force would have the responsibility of Burial will be at the con­ Other public hearings Aug. 13, F. Poggle, Michael C. Schulze. Wiilimantic: Kenneth W. Dootson, Rockville; Susan Leach, Ham­ propriations for referendum Nov. On Nov. 2,1971, town voters ap­ Enfield: Evelyn M. Brophy, Martin J. Christine 0. Downham, Val A. Loper, developing a program to deal with the venience of the family. mond St., Rockville; Wayne 5 will be aired Aug. 13 by the proved purchasing the water also requiring decisions only by Burke, Rosalie Duzik, Raymond 'Ruth Ann Lussler, Clayton W. Lyon, country’s economic problems within a Counteroffensive Friends may call at the McBreairty, Merrow Rd., Manchester Board of Directors. company for $2.25 million. "The the directors, are: Gagnon, Pauline L. GIguere, Diane M. Joseph I. Plourde, Beverly Rice, Gall month. Kasperzak, Debra Ann Kott, Henry J. Ann Rondeau. Talks Near Deadline funeral home tonight from 7 to Tolland; Evelyn Salterbach, E. The public hearings wili be at 8 vote was by the large margin of • A $55,000 appropriation for O'Brien, James Silver, Tadeusz Windsor: Bruce Bell, Edward A. Meanwhile, the government reported 9. p.m. in the Municpat Building 10,217 to 4,076. sanitary sewers on Linwood Dr. SlupeckI Jr., Nancy J. Spedding. Bosk. Nelson Bourbeau Jr., Debra Main St., Rockville; Patricia the number of persons seeking jobs rose to WASHINGTON (UPI) - President making contacts with congressmen to A Hearing Room. However, the terms of the and a portion of Keeney St., to be Glastonbury: Bruce A. Aberle, Lynn Cairo, Teresa Caldwell, Laura A. Thompson, Staffordville; Michael T. Bouchard, Robert Hale, Cramer, William R. Curim, Michael WASHINGTON (UPI) - About 725,00 Glenn E. Watts, CWA president, said The company had made an offer July 17 4.9 million last month — just one-tenth of Nixon, portrayed by his spokesman as an seek support. Leslie R. Peters Sr. The first proposat is for ap­ acquisition were on the condition financed in the same manner as Sandra Janes, Gerrie V. Knight, Caren Descoteaux, Muriel R. Desjardins, one per cent higher than the 5.2 per cent Roberta "Trapp, Stafford workers in the Bell systems from coast to when he announced his Bell system which the CWA called inadequate and set underdog, may launch a new antl-impeach- Ken W. Clawson, director of White BOLTON — Leslie R. Peters propriating $2 million for con­ sewage facilities of the town and the appropriation for the other E. MacDonald, Mary J. Pucheu, Susan A. Duncan, Julia S. Hopkins, Springs; Peter Walcek, Gover­ Richard M. Quinlan, Pamela Ann Mark G. Lavoie, Debra J. McCue, coast prepared to walk off their jobs at employe members voted 7 to 1 to strike in motion the strike authorization unemployment figure recorded in June. ment offensive, with a series of House communications, has booked Sr., 60, of 792 Hop River Rd. structing, renovating and im­ sanitary sewers. nor’s Highway, South Windsor; Eighth District would be con­ Schultz, William R. Smallwood, Carol Thomas S. McGeary, Karen McLean, midnight Sunday barring a sudden turn in that strike preparations had been made balloting. Watts said the CWA was hoping The increase was so small the Labor appearances by aides. appearences Sunday by Treasury was dead on arrival Thursday proving various storm drainage solidated. • A $6,000 appropriation for Ann Wisniewski. Robert Nevins, Annmarle Pezzulo, June Whittier, Enfield. Montville: Jean Kazlauskas, Nancy Marie T. Publlese, Stefanie Serba, negotiations. and the union had a.$7 million strike fund for a settlement in the area of 14 per cent Department, which released the White House spokesman Gerald Warren Secretary William E. Simon on “Meet the at Manchester Memorial projects in all parts of town. expanding the town’s fire alarm Discharged Thursday: On Nov. 29 of that year. Eighth Porter, Janis I. Schowerer, Michele A. Rollle J. Swartwout, Jamas A. Union leaders said Friday there had to back it up. The vote was announced on basic wages but the company had statistics, said it could be considered in­ now acknowledges that Nixon faces a Press” and counselor for economic policy Hospital after becoming ill at The second is for appropriating District voters rejected con­ system in the northeast part of St. Marie. Yuskavltch, significant. William Dearkin, Hanson Dr., been “no progress” since the unons, led by Thursday and at the same time Watts an­ offered a first-year pay increase tough “political” battle in the House. Kenneth Rush on “Face the Nation” to his home. He was the husband $2.5 million for purchasing the solidation by a 2,016 to 634 vote, town — now that it is being ser­ New Britain: Marlella DITommasso, Windsor Locks: Sharon A. Arno, Vernon; Carol Dzat, Old Post Mark P. Ehmann, Mary Lou Gerent, Susan E. Block, Karen Ann BorawskI, the Communications Workers of America, nounced the strike deadline. averaging 9.43 per cent with an average of However, Treasury Secretary William Warren said Friday he was not discuss administration pojicy, mainly on of Mrs. Frances Jenkins privately owned Manchester viced from the Lawton Rd. Marcia S. Hayes, Mary Jurczyszak, Linda R. Dagostino, Sharon A. Rd., Rockville; Linda Orsino, thus voiding the results of the AFL-CIO, announced its intent to strike at Chuck Dynes, an ATT spokesman, said 2.7 per cent increases in the next two E. Simon told Congress’ joint economic “conceding anything,” but added: “If you the economy. But inevitably they were U Peters. Water Co. — to include all real es­ Nov. 2 referendum. firehouse. "The sum would be Hasmig J. Kevorkian, John J. Lopes, . Desroches, Joseph A. Gllbarto, W. Main St., Rockville; Charles Michael E. Mongeau, Francis Slmcic Michael Gruber, Joseph J. Gubala, 12:01 EDT Monday. the company had strike contingency plans years of a proposed three-year pact. committee Americans might as well start had to make odds... you would have to put expected to be questioned about the Presi­ Mr. Peters was born July 9, tate, personal property, fixtures financed by unappropriated sur­ David McArthy, Patricia A. Moskwa, getting used to the idea of an unemploy­ Tobin, Old Stafford Rd., The latest proposal is for out­ Jr., Lory J. SmuzewskI, Christine and “that machinery is already moving.” Watts said other issues included com­ the President in the role of an underdog.” dent and impeachment. 1914 in Wiilimantic and lived and appurtenances own^ by it in right purchase — with nO con­ plus in the Fire Fund. Tyburski, Raymond R. Ziegler. Jacquelyn Munro, William A. Self, Lori Still Hopeful ment rate higher than 5 per cent. Tolland; Stacia Putz, Mile Hill Shea. The CWA represents 515,(XX) of the Bell pulsory union dues and pension im­ • A $5,000 appropriation, also Newington: Debra Jane Anderson, Both sides declared hopes for an Hopes Lie in Senate Ford Role there until coming to Bolton 20 Rd., Rockville. the towns of Manchester, Bolton ditions attached. Kathleen Armstrong, 'Sally Jane Woodstock Valley: Benedict system employes; the IBEW about 140,(XX) provements. “For a time, we will have to live with to be financed from unap­ Augustus, Beth Ann BargelskI, Leslie J. MlnIkowskI, Roland J. Schmidt. amicable settlement and the channels There also were indications that Nixon years ago. He had been and Vernon. Also up for public hearing Aug. and the unaffiliated unions about 70,000. slightly more unemployment than we He and other aides had been expressing Colpltts, Ronald R. Cormier, Richard Out of State: Patricia L. Hawley. were open for talks. hoped to keep Vice President Gerald R. employed at Pratt and Whitney The proposed storm drainage 13, with only a decision by the propriated Fire Fund surplus, for Emond, 'Susan A. Gonsalves, Andrea would like, but it will not have to be a strong confidence that the House would “We’d like to pull it out, but the strike is Ford on his side during the impeachment Division of United Aircraft construction is an attempt by the directors needed, is a proposed architectural costs for a new L. Gotta, Doreen B. Heiberg, 'Ellen Ann large amount,” Simon said. “Let me not impeach the President. But now they for real,” CWA spokesman Lee White struggle. His chief of staff, Alexander M. Corp., East Hartford, for 33 town to correct all trouble spots $220,000 appropriation for firehouse in the Buckland area. emphasize that this fight against inflation seem to be pinning their hopes on winning About Town said. Haig, conferred with Ford Thursday on years. under one appropriation — in­ sanitary sewers in Concord Rd., • A $49,351 appropriation for will take time, years of it. There are no a Senate trial. G reimbursing the State of Connec- “Obviously, I don’t think either side is moves Nixon as contemplating to thwart He is alo survived by a son, Center Congregational stead of taking a piecemeal ap­ Baldwin Rd. and a portion of 90 School Districts Get shortcuts, no acceptable quick solutions.” The change in the White House assess- Leslie R. Peters Jr. of Bolton; proach. Doming St. The sum would be ticut for sanitary sewer going to overlook any way to resolve this Sporadic Fighting ment of the climate in the House was the impeachment forces. Church will have a vesper ser­ issue without a strike,” said Jim Mundis, While over-all unemployment increased Warren said Nixon was firm in his a sister, Mrs. Joseph Kaminski The proposed purchase of the financed by issuing temporary betterments it provided for the Health Education Grants only one-tenth of a per cent in July, teen­ noted publicly as Nixon remained in vice tonight at 7 at its chapel at a spokesman for the American Telephone “resolve” not to resign. He referred of Wiilimantic; a brother, Louis Bolton Lake. A picnic supper Manchester Water Co., which notes. They, in turn, would be town in conjunction with the con­ age unemployment rose eight-tenths of a almost total seclusion, glued to a tape L. Peters Jr. of Hingham, services customers in the North paid from sewer assessments struction of 1-84. The sum would and Telegraph Co. and its subsidiaries, reporters to an interview Nixon gave last will precede the service. Local health education The 90 districts cover 98 Reported on Cyprus per cent to 16.2 per cent and joblessness recorder in his hideaway office across the Mass.; and two grandchiidren. End of Manchester, is for be financed from Sewer Fund un­ towns with another 31 towns in­ which are negotiating money and related May to columnist James Kilpatrick in programs serving more than for blacks was 9.4 per cent compared with street from the White House, listening to The funerai is Monday at 9:30 appropriated surplus. issues nationwide with representatives of his taped conversations with former which the President branded as “fatuous” three-fourths of the state’s cluded through regional 4.8 per cent for whites. a.m. from the Potter Funeral the CWA, International Brotherhood of By United Press International landing craft shuttled thousands of tons of a suggestion that he step down temporari­ students will get a boost from educational service centers. associates who go on trial in the Watergate Home, 456 Jackson St., Included in the total are 12 of 17 Electrical Workers and independent un­ supplies ashore. cover-up next month. ly and permit Ford to take over as “acting special State Department of Sporadic fighting broke out on Cyprus Wiilimantic, with a Mass at St. Connecticut cities with pop­ ions. 'The tripartite talks convened as Hostage Release He was nearing completion of the time President” under the 25th Amendment un­ Vacation, grants. today as Turkish, Greek and British Joseph’s Church, Wiilimantic, Auto Pollution Threatens ulations over 50,000. Student scheduled at about 9 a.m. U.N. spokesmen consuming monitoring chore and intends til his name was cleared of Watergate- Tech School Freshmen Grants totaling $90,000 in military officers met to map out U.N. Negotiations at 10. Burial will be in St. enrollment in these 129 towns is said most of the differences centered on to meet the Wednesday deadline for sur- type allegations. state funds are going to 90 local “ RAIN buffer zones and avert new violations of Joseph’s Cemetery, Williman- more than 500,000 in a statewide demarcation lines in Nicosia. rending the last batch of taped conver­ Other White House aides confirmed State’s Health, Economy To Get Reading districts and four regional the island’s fragile cease-fire. Still Continue Nixon’s strong determination to take his tic. enrollment of about 653,000. In Athens, where a civilian government sations demanded by U.S. District Court year,trooi* Costie said, tt m'xir it may Kotra have to educational service centers. U.N. troops in the Lapithos area west of chances — even at the risk of a possible Friends may call at the Manchester will receive $1,- took over when the Cyprus crisis brought Judge John J. Sirica. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Nearly 500 freshmen — about program, 18 tech school The grant program — now in Kyrenia, scene of daily shelling by Turkish HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (UPI) - Convict Senate trial —and stand against removal funeral home Sunday from 2 to delay economic development (jards set by the federal govern- 785; Coventry, $393; Ellington, Greece to the brink of war with Turkey, Warren told reporters Nixon’s staffers state Department of En­ 30 in each of the 16 state tech teachers have been .taking its fourth year—provides funds gunners for the past three days, reported Fred Gomez Carrasco, barricaded 10 days from , office. They do not forsee any 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ^ a u s e of a contmumg air pollu- ^ e n t to protect public health.” $420; South Windsor, $919; Brig. Gen. Dimitrios loannidis stepp^ would be speaking out from time to time vironmental Protection said schools - will get special help special remedial reading for such projects as writing some firing this morning, despite a four- in the library of the state prison, Friday possibility that he will quit. tion problem from the jon’t bring those Tolland, $497; Vernon, $1,259; down after nin,e months as the strongman and that his congressional aides would be today rising pollution from the starting in September to over­ courses at Central Connecticut curricula, purchasing up-to- dayold agreement to halt fighting with a released one of his 13 hostages so that she Roger J. Doucette automobile. igygjg 5^10^ health stan- and Rham, $3i50. of the military junta. automobile is not only jeopar­ come their deficiencies in State College. A certified date audiovisual aids, updating standstill truce on the Mediterranean could explain his demands for escape to VERNON - Roger J. The commissioner said the dard, new industrial, commer- Variable cloudiness through Sunday dizing the health of Connecticut reading. remedial reading teacher from teacher inservice training island, penitentiary officials. Doucette, 37, of 156 Eastview stote has two a ternatives - to gia, a„d some forms of residen- with occasional showers and loannidis to Retire residents buy may literally The remedial reading Windham Tech assisted in programs, and other health Turks Expand Territory Prison officials, operating under a news Dr. died Thursday at his home. change the automobile or to tigl development will have to be presenting the courses, for education activities chosen by thunderstorms today, tonight and Sunday. The Greek armed forces said loannidis strangle the state’s economy. reduce its use through increased curtailed,” Costie said, program is being offered for VITAMIN Light machine gun and rifle fire also blackout, today considered Carrasco’s Drought Spreads He was the husband of Mrs. which teachers will have the towns. High both days in the low to mid 80s. Low had been relieved of active duty for six DEP Commissioner Douglas mass transit. When asked why auto the first time to the one-in-four erupted in the mountains behind Lapithos, demands which include an armored car Yolande Pelletier Doucette. received 18 graduate credits The grant amounts range tonight in the upper 60s or lower 70s. months at his own request, a move toward M. Costie said while industry has Since the federal government emissions have worsened entering ninth-graders iden­ HEADQUARTERS and U.N. officials in Nicosia reported and the use of his remaining hostages as a United Press International Gov. Richard Kneip of South Dakota and Mr. Doucette was born in St. upon completion. from $350 to a high of $4,926. Chances of showers 60 per cent today, 50 eventual retirement. loannidis was among succeeded in reducing its pollu­ has the task of changing auto tified as being two or more Liggett Parkade Turkish forces were expanding theic human shield. Officials said they hoped South Dakota and Ohio have joined the Gov. John J. Gilligan of Ohio asked the David, Maine, and had lived in despite five years of increasing­ Angelo J. Tedesco, consultant per cent tonight, 70 per cent Sunday. Mon­ the original group of Greek officers who tion according to a federally im­ design, it is up to Connecticut to years below grade level in Low Prices' territory on the island. further talks would result in the releafse of growing list of states seeking federal aid federal government Friday to declare por­ Vernon four years. He was ly tough auto emission stan­ for curriculum development in day cloudy, humid and chances of seized power in a 1967 coup. posed timetable, auto emissions discourage the use of autos reading. Five Turkish freighters arrived off the all hostages. for crops because of a crop-killing tions of their states disaster areas because employed as a general accoun­ dards, Costie said new autos the State Department of showers. See national weather map on Military talks between representatives have worsened. through incentives to use mass They’ll get reading help __as page 2. invasion beachhead west of Kyrenia and Carrasco, suspected of 50 murders in drought, and Oklahoma will join the list of drought conditions. tant at the Kaman Corp., with the moreefficient controls Education’s bureau of of Greece, Turkey and Britain —the coun­ One of the worst areas of pollu­ transportaion and penalties, if part of their regular English Mexico and the United States, released Monday unless it rains there this weekend. Kneip said crop losses were total in Bloomfield. still comprise a smallprtion of vocational-technical schools, is tries that guaranteed independence for tion in the state is Middletown, he necessary, to discourage use of course, and most will probably $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Linda Woodman, 44, a Conroe, Tex., Some parched areas received some rain some areas and extremely high in other He is also survived by his the total number of motor Coordinating the new program. Cyprus in 1960—opened in Nicosia Friday said, because pollution from the the auto. continue getting help in the 10th teacher, Friday night. Friday. portions of South Dakota. (Jilligan said'the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex vehicles. Besides raising the reading at the island’s, U.N. headquarters. industrial areas of southern "Either we must change the . „ grade. NOT ALL BANKS REQUIRE 50% DOWN “ By her own words all the remaining The drought, which has caused an es­ drought already had destroyed one third of Doucette of Hartford; a son, “'The only way we can cut back ability of the students, the Tax Draft Approved A U.N. spokesman said after the four- Connecticut and New York drifts auto or reduce dependency on „„ autom obile Participants will be tested hostages are bearing up under the strain,” timated $6 billion in crop losses, also will his state’s corn and soybean crops. Richard Doucette, at home; u se is by program, according to Tedesco, before and after they receive TO BUY A HOME TODAY. hour session that the military officers had prison spokesman Ron Taylor said. “Miss mean higher prices at the supermarkets. Hall said conditions in Oklahoma were three daughters, Kathleen should prove particularly help­ reviewed the cease-fire, but differences in the Middletown area. populated urban quarters, tegrated public transit system to help to determine their Woodman was released, as I understand Kenneth Rush, President Nixon’s chief severe in the west central, southwest, Doucette, Diane Doucette and ful to the "kid who’s a whiz with In Manchester We Have Financing Avaiiabie! WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House to audit the tax returns of all federal 3 arose over the question of U.N. patrols on Because the state must meet Costie told new sm ^. ^g^ve all the people,” he said. progress and the effectiveness it, to convey a personal explanation of Mr. economic adviser, said Friday that south central, southeast and Oklahoma Helen Doucette, all at home; a his hands but has problems Ways and Means Committee tentatively elected officials — presidents, vice the island, particularly in divided Nicosia. federal clean air standards next I am distress^ that the ..^e must^ap out of our of the program. With Our Local Banks Carrasco’s proposals relating to the because of the drought, “Food prices will Panhandle crop-reporting districts, and reading technical manuals.” has voted to give most low and middle in­ presidents and members of Congress “There has been an exchange of views ^ e r a government appears to preoccupation with building new. To prepare to conduct the mechanics of hostage release. be somewhat higher. It will not be as good conditions were critical in the western and come persons a modest tax break while —each year. and there are areas of differences which be letting up pressure on he Ultimillion dollar highways,’' 9% DOWN PAYMENT “We are hopeful that the ongoing as we had hoped and expected.” southern third of the state. ("Hising taxes slightly for the wealthy. — Give the congressmen themselves a will be restudied for future discussions,” auto industry,’ Costie said.’ t said. "If we want to continue negotiations will result in the release of But Assistant Agriculture Secretary CAN STILL BUY A HOME TODAY The committee completed work Friday sizeable tax break. They now can deduct the spokesman said. Cullerling Data Ex’Resident Killed IS a question of Connecticut’s our economic prosperity we have the balance of the hostages.” Clayton Yeutter doubted that food prices A (To » quallflod buyor) on a draft tax bill which it will reconsider $3,000 for maintaining a second home in Miss Woodman, in apparent good health, would be driven as high as some fear. “The Agriculture Department will economic future.’ no choice but to act on the range in September. The bill would also; Washington. The draft bill would When Hit by Train Since the state is required to tranist alternatives now 25% D0WN...9V4% today was secluded with her family. “I don’t believe the impact will be as assemble conclusive data for me over the TIMELESS —Phase out one of the oldest tax advan­ progressively raise this with the cost of Carrasco, armed with three pistols, and great now because we have much larger weekend and if the final crop-reporting issue permits for future sources available to us.” tages of the oil industry —the 22 per cent of pollution such as factories. 7V2% m o r t g a g e m o n e y living, putting it at $5,000 next year. two other inmates seized the hostages July livestock numbers, and we’ll be producing district findings substantiate what our TRIBUTE oil depletion allowance —by Jan. 1, 1976. Persons with incomes under $20,000 Inside Today*s 24 in the prison library. He has demanded WiUiam Dennis Moore, 31 the same hospital and then shopping centers and even Thni C.H.F.A. ample quantities of livestock fcxxls for first reports show, I will seek drought dis­ formerly of 11 Battista Rd., was transferred to Yale-New Haven sports arenas, it may have to The picture for industry is en­ This is a year sooner than the committee probably would get a slight tax break from an armored car, bulletproof vests, car­ many months to come,” he said. aster loans and rfelief for Oklahoma To qualMod V.A. »nd F.H.A. buyors earlier had voted in a separate energy tax killed and his woman companion Hospital where her condition deny their construction if the couraging, Costie said, with the proposed bill through a series of bines and once threatened to kill a hostage farmers on Monday,” Hall said. bill, which now becomes part of the Administration officials had hoped for was seriously injured when they today was described as fair state’s air quality is below major reductions in pollution changes in the system of deductions. Some with a crude pipe bomb unless prison of­ On Thursday, Iowa Gov. Robert D. Ray Nobody Knows When The Interest overall tax legislation. bumper crops which could drive down were struck by a train near a following surgery. federal standards, Costie said. showing up in the state’s air medical deductions are changed or ficials gave in to his requests. asked Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz to —Require the Internal Revenue Service prices. Meriden railroad crossing Moore was the son of Mrs. The state must develop a monitoring network. Rates Will Improve. eliminated. The deduction for state gas­ Officials offered Carrasco the truck but declare Iowa a disaster area so farmers Since 1971, sulfur oxide levels A personalized monument, carved of Select Barre - . oline tax is gone. But there is a new mis­ only if he released all the hostages. He Some Rain Friday Thursday night. Irbne Johnson Orsino of Battista viable mass transit system es­ Why Wait for thr Unknown - Senior C itizens...... Page 2 hit by the drought could seek federal Police said Moore and Susan Rd., a former president of the pecially to reduce the pollution have dropp^ 27 per cent and Granite, can say more than many words. It will be an BARRE cellaneous deduction and the standard refused the offer and called it “suicidal.” assistance. The state damage estimate, and Certain Higher Prices? deductions are increased. Bookmobile...... Page 2 Several states in the Midwest received Belcourt, 34, of Meriden were Lutz Junior Museum League, and from the use of the automobile particulate levels by 25 per everlasting tribute to a loved one. See our display of | d J | i r ) Prison officials, concerned news reports rain Friday, but the National Weather Ser­ presently at $1.6 billion, will go higher, cent, he said. Con’t Win ^Em All Those with incomes over $50,000 in might endanger the hostages and the walking along the tracks about the late William E. Moore, who during the rush hour, he said. Barre Guild Monuments, backed by the industry's Rec Swim Program ...... Page 3 vice said today it was too early to tell Ray predicted. one-eighth of a mile--- IIUJIIfrom them e was , manager ;------o~* of wTvtimuioverhaul aiiuand “If the trends continue, we wages alone, might have to pay a little negotiations, ordered the news blackout Even if states suffering from drought Departmental monitoring in­ strongest monument guarantee. Monumenti SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - State Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 whether it would have much effect on the Quarry Lane Bridge in the North product support divi- will meet the 1975 standards for more. early Friday. Carrasco has a radio and conditions received rain now, it would be a struments show dramatic in­ CALL YOUR REALTOR TODAY! Fish and Game wardens said they could Churches ...... Page 6 drought situation. A weather service Colony area of Meriden when a Pratt and Whitney Divi these two pollutants — the most The committee also drafted a new receives daily newspapers with his meals. case of “too little too late,’’ a Purdue creases during the morning and find nothing in the regulations banning a spokesman said some portions of Illinois, single unit Amtrack car struck Sion of United Aircraft. Corp. at important industrial minimum tax system designed to make Television ...... Page 7 “The position of the Texas Department University agriculture expert said while afternoon drivetimes, he said. Manchester Board of Realtors falcon trainer from feeding the bird the Missouri and Iowa received heavy rain them about 9:10. the time of his death in 1972. “Connecticut’s automotive pollutants,” he said. wealthy persons with a lot of tax-free in­ Red Smith Wins Maine (zolf . Page 8 of Corrections is that where negotiation Friday, and there was scattered rain in explaining Indiana already has lost SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. In eonjunctton with tho family cat. millions of dollars in crops. Moore was pronounced dead The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 air pollution problem continues knowlege, no other- come pay their share. They would have to points are given public exposure — the Southwest. But acting on a Humane Society com­ Legion Set for Tourney ...... Page 8 Other states reporting damages in­ when taken to Meriden- Main St., is in charge of to worsen,” he said. “The level *^®™P*r3ble industrialized state MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE figure their taxes twice —the regular way exposing those points to interrogative Gov. David Hall of Oklahoma said un­ 470 Confer St.. Manchester 643-7732 plaint, Wardens charged Erik Olofson, 28, Softball Standings ...... TPage 9 cluded Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Wallingford Hospital. arrangements, which are in­ of photochemical oxidants, or ®**°wn this progress,” he *•“ :$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and according to the minimum tax debate —there are inherent dangers to the less rain was felt this weekend, he would complete. Alamo, for failing to get a license to own a Nebraska, New Mexico, Texas and 'The woman was first taken to smog, far exceeds the stan- system. They would pay whichever is Area P ro file...... Page 10 lives of all the hostages,” Taylor said. ask for a federal drought disaster declara­ red-tailed hawk and train it in falconry. greater. Wyoming. “This is our primary concern.” tion on Monday. h