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MANCHfesTER, CONN., SATURDAYr SEPT. 1, 1 9 7 3 - VOL. XCII, No. 283 Manchetiter—A City of Village Charm 12 PAGES - 2 TV - 2 MINI PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

t ’ Aillon A weary Superior Court jury NEW HAVEN (AP) - when jury foreman declared witnesses because he Mrs. Aillon and her two returned its murder verdict at he was stopped by police, using Guillermo Alllon, an > award­ him guilty of murdering his threaten^ her life. daughters, Luz and Mrs. 4:40 a.m. after, an extraor­ a key to get in and killing the winning businessman in 1971 wife, Barbara, 26, and her. Judge Simon S. Cohen Charles Golas, both of East dinary 47 hours, of debate over parents, Mr and Mrs. J. George three Montanos after a who was unemployed a year schedOIed sentencing in two Hartford, sobbed when told of struggle. later, was convicted early five days. Their decision Montano, in the Montanos’ weeks. capped 7'/i weeks of testimony the verdict by Jacobs. The Markle claimed Aillon spared today after marathon North Haven house. The penalty for murder daughters both grabbed their by 60 witnesses. The killings occurred 13 days his 7-month-old daughter deliberations of fatally stab­ ranges in Connecticut from 25 mother to control her when she because she was to receive half bing his estranged wife and The 6-foot-4 Bolivan-born after Aillon’s ^ife left him, ac­ years to life with a chance for became hysterical. of Montano’s |100,000 life in­ wealthy in-laws in August 1972. Aillon stood with head bowed cording to, several states’ parole after 20 years. A group of the Montano fami- surance in trust and she was his Shortly after the verdict was \ ly gathered around state’s Atty. link to the Montano wealth. She announced to the crowd of \Arnold Markle when he is in temporary custody of . Storm about 60 spectators waiting out­ emerged from ihe courtroom. Aillon’s brother-in-law and side the courtroom, Victoria Several of theqj hugged him. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Causes * Aillon, the'defendant’s mother, During the trial Markle Golas. ” shouted repeatedly toward a described the case against . Aillon admitted driving near number of the Montano family: Aillon as a “mosaic” of cir­ the house that night, but said he Outages ‘^Montanos! Amigos!.’’ cumstantial evidence.-'' in&A just come from East Hart- The meaning of her 'Three N o rth HaveiTeiT fordfon and didn’t stop. DAVE KNAPP hysterical shouts was not clear. policemen who stopped Ailion’s A medical examiner es­ (Herald Reporter) Aillon was one of the Greater car early Aug. 14,1972, several timated the times of the deaths High winds and heavy rains Hartford Jaycees’ 10 outstan­ hours before the slayings- were roughly between 10 p.m. and 2 hit Manchester Friday night ding regional businessmen in discovered said Aillon had a a.m. causing power outages across 1971. But by the following bloody serrated knife. He was Markle called Aillon a “com­ town. Over 700 residents were spring he was without a job allowed to keep the knife and pulsive liar” who lied to police without power in town at some after brief positions with the proceed. Later a search of his and made misrepresentations . time during the night, but all Greater Hartford Urban car disclosed a plain-edged on job and license applications power, with the exception of a League and the Chamber of knife bearing animal blood. about his background. Aillon small area at Bissell and Commerce of Greater Water- Markle presented an expert admitted on the stand he lied at Spruce Sts. was restored by bury. witness who said wall marks first about his whereabouts the morning, according to Thomas LLl Aillon clenched his hands and near two of the victim’s bodies night of the slayings,' but later Brennan, a spokesman for the shook his head several- times had been caused by a serrated admitted-it to police. Hartford Electric Light Co. ' after the three guilty verdicts instrument. Other experts said Statements attributed to Bar­ Although some of the outages were announced by foreman hair and blood found inside the bara Aillon that her husband were caused by power William May Sr., a telephone blood-splattered, ransacked got drunk before their separa­ transformers being struck by technician from Milford. Aillon house matched Aillon’s type of tion and threatened her life lightning, the major part of the said nothing that could be heard blood and hair, and bloodstains were allowed during .the trial. Found Guilty blackouts were caused by from the press section. ' in his car were the same type as But Judge Cohen emphasized downed wires, either blown Defense attorney Howard that of two of the victirns. that the statements were to be Guillermo Aillon was convicted early this morning by a down by winds or hit with Jacobs moved to have the ver­ Aillon took the stand and was used only to indicate Mrs. New Haven Superior Court jury of murdering his wife, falling trees and limbs. - dict set aside, saying that, in cross-examined IVz days by Aillon may have feared her hus­ Barbara, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. George Mon­ The National Weather Ser­ view of the jury’s 18-hours in Markle. He maintained police band, but not to show why she tano, in their North Haven home in August of last year. the jury room Friday and early vice at Windsor Locks said that saw the plain-edged knife, not a did. The jury deliberated for 47 hours over a period of five the storm began at ap­ Saturday, he believed there was serrated one, when they days. (AP photo) proximately 7:30 p.m. and a question of “whether or not at stopped him shortly after 1 a.m. * dumped 1.72 inches of rain on this particular time of day they for a motor vehicle violation. ^ the state before ending at 9:45. were even capable of making He said he spent the evening 9* The weather service also said that decision.’’ of the slaying with his sister,' Parliament Acts Schools that there was an unconfirmed Judge Cohen denied the mo­ Luz, in East Hartford, about 50 I report of hail falling in tion. . , minutes ,by Car from North To Open Manchester.' Jacobs would not comment Haven, and used the knife there A few minor accidents were outside the eburtroom on to cut roast beef. His sister sup­ To End Rail Strike Wednesday reported on major highways whether the decision would be ported his alibi. OTTAWA (AP) - The Cana­ have sought a 21.6 per cenf surrounding Manchester, State appealed, but he noted that he The prosecution accused dian Parliament today ap­ boost. Police said, but mbsr were had made numerous objections Aillon of going to the luxurious proved legislation aimed at en­ Union leaders are liable to a Summer fun comes to an end caused by slippery road con­ to rulings during the trial. 11-room Montano house before ding the lO-day'Kild national two-year prison term for ig­ Vyednesday as children ditions and no injuries or railroad strike. noring a back-to-work law. throughout the Manchester arrests were reported. The bill, approved earlier ’TI)e nationwide strike, which area^head back to school. The Town Fire Department today by the House of Com- has crippled passenger 6n.d Tuesday’.s edition of The reported that they received Minisub Grew tnons, received unanimous final freight t i ^ l c and 1 ^ to factory Herald will have five pages / about 20 calls between 8:30 and approval at 6:08 a.m. EDT layoffs, followed a series of devoted to school bus routes 12:35 Friday night, mainly from the Senate.-Routine royal ■rotating regional strikes by the and other information concer­ reporting downed trees aiid assent to the bill followed nonoperating employes while ning the opening of school in / poles, downed wires,. burning Survive Ordeal moments later.. contract negotiations were Manchester, Vernon, South / transformers and poles, and However, leaders of the going on. ' — Windsor, Bolton, Andover, I some flooding in the Parkade CORK, Ireland (AP) - Two both men climbed out of, the Britons trapped since minisub under their own power. striking Associated Non- Coventry! Tolland, and Hebron. ' area. Operating Railway Unions have Wednesday in a midget sub­ He said they would go by Motorists, who have been, Firemen report that WINF vowed to continue the strike if marine 1,375 feet below the helicopter to Cork and then fly whizzing to and from work, will radio at the Manchester Shop­ Branch Damages House, they consider the le^slation un­ Atlantic and down to their final to Barrow, England for a reu­ now have to drive more careful­ ping Parkade was flooded when satisfactory in its final form. ly, especially in school zones Bigelow Brook overflowed its A branch from a dead Elm tree at the home of Mr. and air supplies Were hauled to the nion with their families. surface today and transferred The unions have been involved and near school bus stops. banks. Mrs. Maxwell Jacobs, 73 Florence St., toppled as the result .safely to their mother ship. ’The message capped three in contract negotiations with 11 Students will find some in­ The storm was caused by the of last night’s dtorm and damaged gutters, the television days of alternating despair and railroads. Clear tonight, lows 65 to 70. ovations this year. Lunches will moving of a “warm, humid air “Both men look as if they are antenna, and the edges of the porch roof. Tlje family was in fit enough to play football,, and optimism in a race against the The House of Commons ap­ Sunny and more humid Sunday, cost a little more than last m ass/’ into the state, accor­ bed when the branch fell at about 12:30 a.m., apparently they send their love to their clock to the men, Roger prove the legislation at 3:24 highs low to mid 90s. Precipita­ year. Rockville High School ding to ihe National Weather weakened by the storm earlier in the evening. (Herald wives,’’ the mother ship Malltoson, who observed his a.m. EDT by a vote of 187 to 26. tion probability 10 per cent will have double sessions for Service, which issued “severe photo by Ofiara) Vickers Voyager radioed. 35th birthday in* the sub Friday, It orders the 56,000.striking non­ tonight, 20 per cent Sunday. the first time, and Rham High . thunderstorm warnings,’’ A Vickers spokesman said and Roger Chapman, 28. operating employes to return to Winds west to northwest five to School will run double sessions across the state. their jobs by 12:01 a.m. Sunday IQm.p.h. or less tonight, 10 to 15 for Grades 7 and 8. Police said that “every alarm Air supplies in the submarine and would boost the workers’ m.p.h. Sunday. Manchester school menus in Town went off“ due to the were due to run out 90 minutes hourly average minimum wage Outlook for Monday: Partly will appear each Thursday on power loss. Police explained Shea Dons Judicial Robes before the twp, were lifted to the by July 1, 1974, from |3.54 to sunny, continued hot and The Herald’s Family Page. that most burglar alarms are surface. Emergency oxygen $A19, about 18 per cent. It also humid. / ■ Menus for area towns will also wired to go off if the power is supplies from face masks made provides wage hikes for other be published weekly during the shut off, to protect the store if In Tolland Court Rites the difference between life and railroad employes. Anchorage school year. burglars cut the alarms power -death. The government had asked S' Classes at Manchester Com­ happen for me over the years.” to "Bridgeport and its Crin Boston lead. SOL R. COHEN for- a 17.2 per cent wage in­ munity College will begin Herald Reporter He invited all present to a jury through November. Ftom The sub sank during the Chicago The Town Fire Department laying of a transatlantic cable. crease for the nonoperating Denver Tuesday with more than 3,800 In brief ceremonies Friday reception at his home on December to the end of^ said that two box alarms were She had been hauled to the sur­ emplo)resr-hrJnging them to San Francisco fulltime and part-time students afternoon in Tolland County Boulder Rd. February he will serve to Hart­ triggered by the lightning.. face Wednesday after nine 34.15, per hourAThe workers Washington enrolled in its courses. Superior Court, Rockville, John The brief ceremonies took ford, and from March to the end Police said that the HEL^O hours below, and a hawser tore F. Shea Jr. of Manchester was exactly three minutes. of May in New Haven. power transformer on Olcott St. off one of her hatches, flooding was knocked-out by lightning sworn in as the state’s newest Judge Shea, because he lives closest to Tolland County A testimonial dinner-dance a compartment. ’The hawser during the storm, but HELCO Superior Court judge. Ap­ Superior Court, is resident for Judge Shea will be held next broke at 170 feet and she sank to Manchester Water officials were unable to confirm pointed May 11 by Gov. Saturday at the Colony the bottom. ’The vessel stuck in Thothas Mesklll, his term judge there. He will use his the statment. Restaurant in Talcottville. The the slime of the ocean sea bed, began today. chambers on Mondays, when Local and area police said event is a sellout, with Gov. and the shipowners, Vickers Administering the oath of of­ court isn’t in sesssion, and on that there were few or no ac­ Thomas Me'skill one of the 450 Oceanic, announced only 72 Works Anniversary weekends. cidents in the area last night fice Friday was Paul R. Marte, Judge Sbea has been assigned persons'’who will attend. hours of air remained. and said that it had been a Judge Shea’s long-time friend Today is an important anniversary today. The last payment of the and law partner. “quiet evening." ^ for the Town of Manchester. . $500,000 bond issue assumed from Manchester Police said that ’The ceremonies were in a ' Exactly 40 years to the day, the Cheney Bros, falls due Sept. 1, 1974. emergency power was used in courtroom overflowing with. the station for a short time last . more than 100 of Judge Shea’s town purchased the South Manchester In 1956, the town»purchased from night but power was soon family, friends and business Water Co., from Cheney Bros., for the Cheney Bros, its last water holdings restored. associates. Judge Shea’s then staggering sum of $1 million. —the Globe Hollow Reservoir, the mother,-wife and four children' NYC Police Plan occupied the counsel tables in The water system included Porter 1,000-acre Globe Hollow Tract, the front of the bench. R eservoir, built in 1892; Howard Cooper Hill Treatment Plant and Big Labor Day Marte, noting that his Reservoir, built in 1902; and Roaring many additional miles of pipe. It was ' friendship with Judge Shea Brook Reservoir, built in 1925; plus 49 at this point that Cheney Bros, went rNEW YORK (AP) dates back over 40 years and miles of various size pipes, and 287 out of the water-supply business and Everybody celebrates Labor their law partnership over 20, became a town water customer. The Day in his own way. ' remarked, “It’s with mixed water hydrants. The police, for example, plan emotions that I’m here today. To sweeten the pot and to make the 1956 purchase was considered a to dispose of 250 cases of liquor, It’s with a sense of gain, and $1 million sale price more inviting, bargain at $1,250,000. 425 cases of beer, 200 cases of yet, with a sense of lo.ss. • the Cheneys threw in 515 acres of land Manchester’s first superintendent wine and 40 cases of soda. “The gain is the state’s — it’s in Manchester, 149 in Bolton and 1,930 of water and sewers was Fred Parker, ’ A bulldozer is scheduled to people and its judicial system. who Dad been Cheney's superinten­ smash the Items, all seized in The loss is the town’s, for losing in Glastonbury. The small Roaring raids, on illegal’ after-hours an unusally capable practicing Brook Reservoir is on the Glaston­ dent and who was hired by the town in drinking spots, at the Bronx attorney. The loss is also mine, bury acreage. 1933. -He retired in 1947, when ' firing range on Mondayi for losing my long-time law Adding $150,000, the town purchased Manchester adopted the council- associate." the sewage system, also operated in manager form of government. George He concluded, “Yet, It’s with Waddell, the first town manager, Attention a great sense of pride that I- the south end of town by the Cheneys. stand before you to administer To finance the $1,150,000 combined l^became suprerintendent. He was Herald this 06th of office." purchase, the town assumed $500,000. followed by Fred Thrall, Lawrence I s ' ’- Judge Shea, in very briel in old bonds sold by Cheney Bros, in a^ Wittkofske, Graydon Lockwood, .. remarks following the oath and Readers 1924 issue and sold an additional $650,- William O'Neill and Jay Giles, the with the slightest hlnt/m a Monday, Labor Day, The tremble in his voice. Said, “I John F. Shea Jr, Sworn In A$ Judge 000 in bonds in aAO-year issue. The present superintendent. Herald will not publish In order want to thank qll of you for 1924 Cheney Bros.,it)onds fell due in Parker and Waddell are deceased. to permit its employes to enjoy being here. I thank my mother, Paul H.. Marte, left, administers the oath of office to John F. Shea Jr., Manchester, in 1954 and were re-issued by the town, Lockwood is retired. Thrall works for the holiday. Publication of The Toliand County Superior Court in Rockviile. Judge Shea was appointed superior court in y wife, my children, my to 1974. . the privately owned Manchester Herald will resume Tuesday. friends and my associates for judge earlier this year by Goy. Thomas Meskill. Marte is a partner in Shea’s law firm. The last $4,000 payn\ent of the $650,- Water Co. Wittkofske and O’Neill all the good things you’ve made (Herald photo by Ofiara) ’ 000 in bonds sold in 1933\^as made work for Fuss & Griswold.'

f J I * f n/. p a g e tw o - MANCH^TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Se^t. 1. 1973 • > M M C H g S T E ^ V jN j^ HERALD, Manchestei;, Conn., Sat.. Sept.M. 1973- PA»li'.V»pirii‘

‘Toll Predicted* .'I'ux Form s' rSHCmCASt CINtM AJ t2 3 4 Weekend Theatef Schedules • BXIT •KPOfWBS STREEDorlXIT n(8H.VB« IM O en h-M • News for political checkoff question on • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFaSM-M10 • v . CHICAGO (A^-Labor Day covered by, Ure holiday WASHINGTON (AP) - The ACRES OF FREE LIOHTEp PARKINQ^ W» Honor MASTER CHARGE • weekend traffic fatalities may , fell will extend from 6 Internal Revenue Service says the froht of the form instead ot run between. 550'and 650 per- P ^^8- 31, to mid- Saturday f taxpayer's will find little change a separate form and the sons, the National Safety Coun- I*. Monday, .Sept, 3, in each South Windsor Cinema — 1:45-5:25-9:10; "Butterflies are in their 1973 income tax forms. reducing of revenue-sharing In­ Senior Citizens cil estimates. . ^"2 ® formation to a single question. "Live and Let Die,” 2:00-7:00- • Free," 3:35-7:20 A few minor changes wi|l in­ dby Wally Fortin] .. There wereiJap traffic deaths 9:00-12:00 Midnight . U.A. East 2 — "A Touch of clude the placement of the 'j during the La?^ Day period in Class,” 2:45-4:50-7:15-9:15 :>^iuT 'Oue timate Thursday. It said tlfe 1972. State Theater — "Legend of Hi everyone I ‘This is Gloria BURT REYNOLDS Boggy Creek," 1:00-2:30-7:30- U.A. East 3 — "Night Petke and Merrill Dickinson Benson'Writing this column for -WHITE Ihdkm ■ ■ ■ V o i 9:00 Watch,” 2:10-4:00-5:45-7:30- w|ll be the ifirst foursome to LIGHTNING the last time for awhile, 1 hope. Indian 1:00-4;00-T:00-10:00 9:30 . . start. See you all Tuesday. Ladies haSi\»ri of Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 2046 Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1, I will be happy to hand this job 1;30-3:30-5:30-7:4S-9: Lady 2:35-6:36-8:35 Caldor Shopping Plaza — “ Live IN MANCHESTER. CT. 2 DAYS ONLY Tuesday afternoon a.meetipg 608 Ettt Center St, Mandwstdr, Conn. back to my faossman Wally Ajouey^coii/iiG ^ l l and Let Die," 7:10-9:30 Monday Tim s . A Wad., Saptambar 4 A 8 when he returns. was held at the Parkade Lanes Jerry Lewis Cine 2, Caldor R n \.t_ H ,n d ^ArrY S ty l. . Last week I neglectedlo men­ to organize teams for the com­ Shopping Plaza — "Dilllnger," QubMv Impo'""* '" ‘ V ing season. We have picked up “ SHEER JOYI ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST, Hawaiian Style Luau South Windsor Cinema — rsrriTS upUP WoolShorkfklnWoriltdStjlliWoolShflrkamnWOFUtaauns 166fuu up tion the time we were leaving 7:00-9:00; "Help,” and "Yellow «6(hip eiiLSilk a.& ftXnhai.lAJArciMHSuitaMohair W ottUdSulU S65uoJBJup three new teams this year, and aiiflam Buys for You, Your Family and Your Ho F|INNIESTFILMS OF THE YEAR!” "Live and Let Die,” 7:00-9:00 for Rockingham, so Monday Submarine" 12:00 Midnight CASHMERE rhATS S65up Double Knit Suita ...... JJJPP$4SUD>4Sup Cocktail Hour 6 P.M. - Dinner 7 P.M. State Theater — "Lqgend of K N a SUITS up-Caahm»ia Sport Jackjti. morning the phone was ringing have MOT” for two more.- c r Vernon Cine 1 “Night SWEATERS ...... $tBup Shitti r Metpopramotad). ' 6 up Boggy Creek,” 1:00-2:30-7:30- Anyonrwho would like to join, f I ' l ’ P A P E R M O O N DiWaNCtoLoiiJobert Ip'opTAOE AND DUTY AXTRAr off.the hook. Jae was kept busy Watch?’ 2:00-7:20-9:10; "Mad 9:00 please give your name at the CAU OX VISIT KENNY JAY 848-2300 with all the calls, as well as last ------u . . H VAN O'NEAL 1 ^ September 15th, 1973 Dogs & Englishmen," 12:00 Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1, desk at the Parkade Lanes. Midnight Rano’s Motel, 100 East Center Street minute reservations for the TATUM O'NEAL Caldor Shoppipg Plaza — "Live A ry o u ktiow, we went to Vernon Cine 2 — “ Blume in Write For Free Cstalex CHAIN'S INC. C. P.O.Box 16722, HooiKeoi- Rockingham trip. The response and Let Die,” 5:00-7:10-9:30 was just great. some of the other bowling lanes 7:30 ir Door Priies -k Donation $5.00 per person Love," 2:00-7:15-9:20; "Take to play the senior groups and Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, Jim and Tom have done a the Money & Run," 12:00 Mid­ they returned the match at the Caldor Shopping Plaza — great job sprucing up our Futt^OO-Coifflt fR[£ PARKING 5?8-3333 night Parkade Lanes. Sorne of the "Dillinger,” 7:00-9:00 center, and I know you will all M anchesior~^lve-In — bowlers have asked me if we URNSIDE Vefnon Cine 1 — "Night be pleased with how* nice it A B580 eURNSlOt avt cast HARTPOPO "Orgy the Livihg..^ad," would do the same this year. Watch,” 7:20-9:10 looks. A. GIRLS' OPEN FOR 8:00; "OL|rse of the Dving Joseph DuPont talked it over 5 M NUUS FROM HTfO I 84 UlT 53 Vernon Cine 2 — "Blume in When I was in California the V COTTON Dead,” 9:^; "Fang of the with Bernie, and he said^he BLOUSE Love,” 7:15-9:20 second week in August, I Livng Dead,’\10: would help us out in getting BREAKFAST Manchester Driye-In — happened to run info a Blue-Hills Drive-In — "Drgy of the Living Dead,” matches this year. B; GIRLS’ • Manchester senior citizen,'^ue COTTON 6 ilM . DAILY "Conqueror Worm," 8:15; 8:00; "Curse of the Living Hoping to see yon all ready to \ "Legend of Boggy Creek,” Kerr. I also met a group of PANTS ■ JA M E S BOND Dead,” 9:20; "Fang of the go next Tuesday at 1 o’clock. At Util tow ofiM. w#;]roujii umu; Vs ^Sat. &,Sun. 7 A,M. 10:05 seniors from Hollywood, Calif.; Living Dead,” 10:45 Some Winners piu cb axi 4 0 ooo pockago. par LIVE East Hartford Drive-In — naturally we exchanged com­ C. JEAN TOP DINNERS SERVED Blue-Hills Drive-In — Tuesday was also the day r: . FLEUR DE LIS I lARCEST aMUSLMENT F4RK IN "All The Young Wives,” 9:20; ments about our different JACKETS A N D L E T D I E ^‘Conqueror Worms,” 10:05; Gloria escorted 78 Seniors to h :- 11:30 A.M.-9:30 P.M. NEW ENCUNO “The Secretary,” 7:45 centers. "Legend of Boggy Creek,” 8:15 p ■' « « « « « -ll « * A East Windsor Drive-In Well Friday I received a love­ Rockingham race track. D. COTTON. East Hartford Drive-In — Although none of us won the big DATS ESSEIBLE DENIM Irt* Perkin), Irtt Admiiiien “Live and Let Die,” 9:30; “The ly note from Mrs. Lottie Kazim y TURKEY “ All The Young Wives,” 7:45; money, some came home with'a JEANS ft. t . 4 363 Broad Street Mechanic,” 7:45 of West Hollywood, Calif., and a HAMPER ■BASKCT-SCALE | CHARLES BRONS ENTIRE PARK OPEN "The Secretary,” 9:25 few dollars ahead. , Manchester Meadows Drive^In — "Cool monthly schedule. Right now COLD AND BLACK ON WHITE BACKCROUND | ! J EVfRY DAY AT t P M East Windsor Drive-In — they are busy with trips just as On -Wednesday we were up E. GIRLS’ •'-5 Breeze,” 8:00; "The Slam,” BODY SHIRTS "Live and Let Die,” 7:45; ' ‘The we are. bright and early for our trip to SCALE WEICHTS TO 280 LBS. I MECHANIC’ 10:02 . Mechanic,” 9:55 ' the (loodspeed Opera House. ALL FROM FAMOUS DETECTO E 'i-’’n ' ;.V Showcase Cinema 1 — “One Yankee Stadium Trip f--'. • SUNDAY, SEPT. 2 Meadows Drive-In — ‘"The The Manchester Seniors had the : F. . GIRLS’ Little Indian,” 1:00-4:00-7:00- Now Wally^eft a message for Slam,” 8:00; "Cool Breeze,” best seats in the house. We ail OMr i KNIT 1 '■ AND 10:00; “Lady & The Tramp,” you, so ^ tep ^t is: 5 PANTS 9:45 enjoyed the play called AEC. 0 9 9 [■•' EAST WINDSC^ 2:35-5:35-8:35 P em er^er my telling you “ S l a m ” MONDAY, SEPT. Showcase Cinema 1 — "One “Something’s” Afoot,” and the 1 3 .9 9 U.S. RTE 5* * * P R IV F -lfVI* . . 623-3079 Showcase Cinema 2— “Enter about a trip to ^ Yankee Little Indian,” 1:00-4:00-7:00- lunch at the Gelston House was “Cool Breeze” the Dragon,” 1:15-3:20-5:25- Stadium where we can play the 10:00; "Lady & The Tramp,” great, as usual. 7:25-9:30 part of real “big shots" for the 2:35-5:35-8:35 Do you rbmember Wally Showcase Cinema 3 — “Tom day? Well, here is the story and Showcase Cinema 2— “Enter telling you about a trip to Sawyer,” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- I hope it sounds as good to you mmm the JDragon,” 1:15-3:20-5:25- Wildwood, N.J. on Sept. 10? 9:15 as it does to me. 7:25-9:30 Well if you are interested, call Showcase Cinema 4— “White First of "Ml this will be the Showcase Cinema 3 — “Tom the office as we still need some Lightning,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:55- final game played at the old CLOSED' 10:00 Sawyer,” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- people to fill a bus. I know some 9:15 Yankee Stadium, on Sunday, . U.A. East 1 - "40 Carats,” of you would like to go, but you Showcase Cinema 4— “White R I G H T ON... Sept. 30, because right after the 2:00-9:10; “ Butterflies Are are going with us on the Penn MONDAY I Lightning,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:55- game they are going to Free,” 7:20; “Carnal Dutch trip on either Sept. 17 or 10:00 V “rebuild” the stadium. The. howledge,” & “Soldier Blue,” 1 HE 200 AT STAFFORD 24. U.A. East I — "40 Carats,” Yanks will be playing the Midnight Here are Wally’s programs 1:45-5:25-9:10; "Butterflies Are Detroit Tigers, who are at this '"U?A?East 2 — “Touch of planned for the coming season*.' Free,” 3:35-7:20 writing in third place. It sure JAMES BOND ( rrr Class,”^00-7:15;-9:15 This season we have one impor­ / pw* U.A. East 2 — “A Touch of should be a close game, if “THE SECRETARf' U . A. t tant change in our program LADIES AND TEENS MEN’S Class,” 2:45-4:50-7:15-9:15 nothing else. LIVE POPULAR ^ Watch,” 2:00f7T30^30 schedule. So keep the following U.A. East 3 - "Night Our seats will be in Section 15 information handy. . POLYESTER m EAST H ARTFORD A M D LE T D IE W atch,” 2:10-4:00-5:45-7:30- .in the mezzanine and we will SCREEN PRINT U.S. ROUTE 5 * •D R IV E-IN ' ■ 528-7448 9:30 have special passes, so we can Watch Schedule 'The big change will be for FRI-SAT MIDNITE’990 day purchase drinks and food in the PANTS * MR. * “big shots” area. Immediately Wednesday and Thursday. On ' TOPS after the game we will go into Wednesday we will have the OR pinochle game in the morning 2 P.M. SHOW SAT. and SDN. - 99c ^THEATRES EAri GREENJEANS South Windsor Cinema — the Mezzanine Restaurant, PAK OF THREE wiDDtc TPwt MiNCHtsTiRSH pinn'aor* .si “Live and Let Die,” 2:00-7:00- located right in back of our and bridge games in the after­ FURE LEC OR noon. BLANK KNIT PANTS CUFFED STYLE IN TimafUEsiiEnB"^™ FROM THE 9:00 See Page 7 seats, for a buffet dinner. a TOITY MMTT ^ State Theater — “Legend of While we are munching, on a Our Fun-Day will be held on • EVER POPULAR SCREEN. SOLIDS OR PAT- [uusiiiTBis.ia.winnssiioisisI iTUtlWmil.M.MpHeBMHSBl CAPTAIN Boggy Creek," 1:00-2:30-7:30- delicious meal, the cars will be Thursdays this season. CASSETTE PRINT TOPS TERS - SAVE. The reason for the change is George Segd, Sheley Winters GwgcStcJ GfendaTacl...... ^ 9:00 banging bumpers trying to get • BEAUTIFUL SOLID AND PAT­ aiz«ETii nYioi KANGAROO SHOW Sheinwold so we will not inti^fere with the t a p e s Stsin HftTytfti lAtnichOfCLLssI ^ Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1, out of the parking lot. When we TEN KNIT PANTS UUmCEHMVEYfPG) AARP meetings, As mentioned Kiis KristeffersM Caldor Shopping-Plaza— “Live finish our meal it should be • FITS ALL CASSETTE RECORDERS U ; 3 FREE IN PERSON in the past, the AARP is divided ‘UGHT WATCH” “NGHTI and Let Die,” 7:10-9:30 clear sailing back here to the • LIFETIME CUARANTEE “8 First Rite Thrier” “BUWE M LOVT APPEARANCES City of Village Charm. into two segments, and both ’ YOUR “The kind it conedy that Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2, I n Ooarisd EY. Daly Hens Caldor Shopping Plaza — Now we will start taking groups have to meet on kAit pieReS” Thne Mag. 3, 6 & 8 P.M. -V CHOICE Em at 7:20 and 9:10 AlR.CONDiTIOHEi.. “ Dillinger,” 7:00-9:00 reservations on Tuesday, Sept. Wednesdays, because it is the Em at 7:1S and 9-20 BONUS DAYS & NIGHTS only day they can reserve a 00 Sat at 2‘7:20-9:10 W W ' S T A T E - Vernon Cine 1 — “ Night 4, through Wednesday, Sept. 12, SPECIAL Sn.GML2PJL Sat at 2-7:lS-9-20 baXT irj UANCHISTtR CINTfR hall. fR'S PARK RIAD or TMIAMJI EVERY DAY & NIGHT Watch,” 2:00-3:45-5:35-7:25- and the price of $15 includes the Cn L 2dS PI Here at the Center we can be includ4ng SUNDAYS 9:15; “Mad Dogs & ticket to the game, special How Showing Englishmen,” 12:00 Midnight 6 MoRBYTSaving ideas Irom pass, buffet dinner, including somewhat flexible and, •V- IWD-IITE WOVIES FB-SAT-SIIII-990 ArrERNOori .Vernon Cine 2 — “Blume in tax and tip, busfare, and our tip therefore, we feel that we how I Badges O n ^ le can cooperate. It will give you ______^ CINE 1 CINE 2 ^ove,” 2:15-4:30-7:00-9:00; for the driver. laMkissal-lNCsdMr 1 P.M. to 4 P,M. " ‘Take the Money and Run,” our new Lahor-Saving Mann Remember, I only have 88 folks the opportunity to attend BOYS' ‘HU DOCS MD ENGUSilKr th e AARP -meetings on ‘TMETKMffiTMD RUT Good for All Rj^es 12:00 Midnight tickets, and they’ll be sold on a • Manchester Drive-In — first-come basis.' Wednesday, which, by the way, Plus Chapter No. 12 “THE SHADOr 1 RM. to 6 P.M “Orgy of the Living Dead,” Golf are important, then attend our BLIE JEAXS ••••neen 8:00; “Curse of the Living ! coupon: I ' Fun-Day on Thursday. Joseph DuPont reports that / AT NIGHT Dead," 9:20; “Fangs of the Be sure to read the schedule 2 9 i M w B Get a complete meal for 7-10 people. I Monday was another fine day Living Dead,” 10:45 for the week at the end of this POPULAR BLUE i lilMMICCTCD Badges On Sale for golfing. We had 4 foursomes Blue-Hills Drive-In — column. It will change from 6:30 to 10 P.M. ' <1 out at Blackledge, and A1 JEANS FOR BOYS "Conqueror Worm,” 8:15; ■ (E) 21 pc. BANQUET BARREL ■ time-to-time as we add new Good for All Rides ^ 2 pts. salad (your choice) • 2 pts. mashed potatoes • gravy, 15 rolls ® Bourret hhd 4A; A1 Bolis, 45; ' programs for your pleasure. SIZES 8 to 18 “Legend of Boggy Creek," Merrill Dickinson, 46; aiitLAl 6:30 RM. to Closing 10:05 Petke, Steve Doyle, John Gib­ Schedule for the Week East Hartford Drive-In — ■ (F) 21 pc. DINNER BARREL ■ Children up to 8 years son, Charles White, Trev Monday, the building will be s u m u m “All The Young Wives,” 7:45; ■ 2 pts. salad (yotir choice) • 15 rolls « M J0 N M B r Breton, all with a 48. Next week closed because of the holiday. ‘"The Secretary,” 9:25 ■ o B u m f . I No substitutions, one coupon per customer. we will play at Tallwood on Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 East Windsor Drive*In — JUMBO 7'xlO' c t a p u iK M u i « 1 . 5 0 I 2"'.^ ''“O''*’ Tuesday, September 4 1973 Tuesday, Sept. 4, because Mon­ p.m., registration for Yankee "Live and Let Die,” 7:45; “The J Hertford County .Kentucky Fried Chicken Stores onty day is a holiday.. Stadium; open card playing and BOYS' Mechanic,” 9:55 The following Monday at shuffleboard; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. GALLON SIZE UTILITY SHED Meadows Drive-In — i'The O.hers ^ 3 m 5 C) Blackledge we wbuld like to Senior Bowling League to stoYt Slam,” 8t00; “Cool B r^ze,” at the Parkade Lanes. Bus SHIRTS I i Ride all the.fiflei o» play a head-to-head match. As P A IH T f 9:45 pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trip TIER CURTAINS m any tim e \ os you w an t ■ B m T ® complete^geal (or 5-7 people *'■ of now, A1 Bolis. A1 Bourret, At EXTERIOR LATEX HOUSE PAINT SPORT - DRESS Showcase Cinema 1 — “One at noon. . Little Indian," 1:00-4:00-7:00- K N IT SHIRTS 'A GREAT ASSORT- STOCK CAR plus Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 FLAT FINISH ^ I MENT OF NO-IRON 10:00; “Lady & The Tramp,” ■ (Q) 15 pc. BANQUET BUCKET I MOVIEIMnNaB I p.m., registering for Yankee DOZEN OF 7 7 2:35-5:35-8:35 DRIES IN zP m i N. i . TIERS IN EASY CARE FIGURE 8 RACES ■ 2 pte, salhd (your choice) • 1 pt. mashed potatoes • 1 pt. gravy, 6 rolls FORimEN18ANOi Stadium; 10 to noon, pinochle' STYLES TO Showcase Cinema 2— “Enter LESS DRIP - / FABRIC SOLIDS - SAT. & MON. YOUNQPEOPIE games; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., bridge c h '6 ose fr o m REC. STRIPES - AND the Dragon,” 1:15-3:20-5:25- games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., I (H) 15 pc. DINNER BUCKET rkt rt Mt N EASY TO APPLY . 2.00 ? PRINTS. 36" LENGTH O x Ugtnd of STARTING - 8:00 P.M. 7:25-9:30. g 2 pts. salad (your choice) • 6 rolls return trip at noon. - ' we. 1",^ AmMMAM M> NMMNr rt ■. ASSORTED COLORS. 3.00 ’ i Showcase Cinema 3 — “Tom , i M k M M M IW i4nM« An M ir cAMtR ‘Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 Bogsnf Creeh ROUTE 15» Sawyer,” 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15- I kubstitulions, one coupon per customer o ' ATMMSTOMV ' T Tuesday, September .4 t973 p.m., registering tor Yankee i«#w«nneeewe mom'OF T>e MONFTw class; 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., Fun- COLORFUL . FIRST QUALITY Lightning," 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:55-. Day with colored slides of our SCHOOL SPECIAL 6 , PACK North on Inloritolo 81, eroM ovor brWgo CONSULT TIME M X 10:00 AU AUl Aournu Hudson River boat ride and FURNACE on Rout# 190 Wort and hoad North on U.A. East 1 — “40 Carats," with this coupon: SmMtl SiiMWN l a i l M KITCHEN 5«\V®1 Rotilo 189, Agawam, Mata. other surprise pictures; 3 p.m. TOILET SIC PENS DISH CLOTHS Lll'H 4 fT T T m ‘1 E S A V E S t X Get a complete meal tor 4-6 people f y i to 4 p.m., square dancing. Bus FILTERS 4 (c) 12 pc. FAMILY BANQUET A lunicni pickup at 8:30 a.m. and noon­ SEATS TOWELS iSJAGHTJIND^njESD^ PAK Unrtr ir mivn irtilimli time. Return trips at noon and 4 Fiberxliit fur 100»i 2 pts. salad (your choice) • 1 pt. mashed potatoes Nnrt rt AMI Sm iM i p.m. •II forced air Non • rinty 1 • Tpt.. gravy, 6 rolls 4 » plaitic fittinxi C M .m s u R m m Friday, 8:30 a.m. to noon, heatinf lyi. COTTON Quick Dry Get a complete meal for 3-5 people eomoi in gloK Terry Towels! kitchen social bingo, one can of temi. Aiiortcd finiah, Wliile, 9 9 , w SM sm s ir lawnsR ASSORTED Choose From ORGYofthe . (D) 10 pc. FAMILY DINNER PAK canned goods needed; 7 p.m. to liiei. black, pink or 3I2B Checks, (AsiNwiMiiwnr avocado. Rea, FAMOUS NAME QUALI.TY PENS'. COLORS 1 pt. salad (yourchoice) • 1 pt. mashed potatoes • pt.gravv Broils HMrtMtiNM) 10 p.m., setback games. Bus Stripes and 33S CENTER STREEf, MANCHESTER, CONN. y, V 3.99. LOW PRICE - SAVEl UnHGKAD? No subtlHullons, one coupon par customer...... i*...... pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trip Prints oner good Irom Friday, August 31, ig rjih ru Tuesdiy, Sepismber 4 1973 at noon. Bus pickup again at 6 i TMPU Hertlord County Kentucky,Fried Chicken Stares only mLAMCMEOF p.m., return trip after the set­ PONT MISS THE SUPER SAVINGS IN THIS FABULOUS FABULOUS EVENT! CHARGE IT! back games. * 4 - P A C K ^ I .! GRISIJf F IL L E D 3 -R IN G ; yf 4 -SUBJECT 1 0 - PA CK HORROR! VINYL Com e to the Colonel’s kitchen, WiREBOUND y COMP. BOOK PENCILS ECUURS FREE BINDERS With The Purchase and take a vacation from yours. Of a Dozen of 28 W tiuM vingDead l^tHdki) fH d ^Md(«N • * AAarioBaiiara "1 D IP N S IP 501 Fiiminilon A»i, Hlilloiil m i,m Ofnirni Offer Staru Mon., Aug. 27, to Sun., Sapt. 2, 1975 ?3M Cotbtn A,,., Nl« B.lUIn ,m.„ f,.*. tsp, kw*, ^ BtiUln A ,., Wrtt Hstllord (« h.,W4 km, ALSO IDEAL FOR NOTES AND ASSIGNMENTS CENTER RULED — SELF-STANDING COMPLETE ERASERS C u ^ <>fthc L iv in g D e a d 4IOF.,min.l«.Art..8,l.l,l,W «t.,.mwam.e.^^^^me.,npd.A...(.,,H.,,,,,d,m,„,,,„,.,^,.„ OPEN 6 A.M. to Midnight S66QiMertSliHl.Seulhln|l(Hi(it to.«,«, i,«tOSPi.k Slittl...... 30; Middle Tuinpiki Wwl, Minclitilti («

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1. - Max Lerner Founded Oct 1, iksi Published by Manchester Publishing Subscrilter:Subscribers who fail to receive their ^Comments Co., Herald l^uare, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 0 ^ , . telephone 643-2711 (A C ^ ). p.m. should telephone the circulation ° USINESS h^ERVICES DIRECTORY Published every evening exceptSun- department, ^ 7 - ^ . days and holidays. Entered a r ^ e w A Media Era Manchester, Coi^, Post Office as ^ Member Audit Bureau of Grculation Member of The Associated Press cond Class Mail __ LUCA’S ' OAMPINQ Burl L. .l.yons, l*ttbli^er Setf-Sirvice NEW YORK, N. Y. - If it was It is' difficult, sometimes ^ the Manchester Publishing Co. Laundromil not clear befMe President dah|erous; it requires botiv EQUIPMENT assumes no financial responsibility for Mm Smunni' Tenta, Cote, Sleeping Bags, HIGH GRADE typographical errors appearing in adver­ Nixon’s press inference it Is brashness and courage; It ii^ Cuilwn Midi doubly clear now: The media often open to abuses. But It is; Suili, rinli iml Air Mattresses, Stoves, Subscription RateS^ tisements and other reading matter in ’ L a n te rn s there, as part of our time. Cm Ii '. Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. are so crucial to everything PRINTING that happens in our time that The third is the media as •TaNoring FARR'S Complete Job and Gommerdal One Month...... 13.25 Display advertising closing hours, 93 TOLUND TURNPIKE Single Copy...... 154 they have in effect become a critic and assessor of people *0ry Cleaning “The Everything Store 1» Printing Mandi/Varnon Town Una Printing three full days prior to publication. fourth branch of the governing and events, whether through •Laundry Service Camp - Bike - Sport By Carrier, Weekly ...... ’...75$ FREE^TOWING Promyrt and EtfldeRt Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon process. columnists, commentators, 176-178 SPRU CE ST. ' * M AIN S T R E E T ^ jare^ Servicies Phone 643-2467 Printing of AO Klnda One Year ...... / ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon When the Watergate story editorial writers, or (don’t un­ MANCHESTER :00 P,M , OPEN: Six Months...... $19.50 Friday fdr publication Saturday and began to break, it was the press derestimate them) the Letters Drive-In Parking CommuHity Prgst ’Three Months...... f i l l Monday to Friday ... $9.75 Monday. ' . . that tracked down much of it. to the Editor, where people . 254.Broa4 St., Rear When the Senate committee of function in a do-it-yourself role. Answers Printing Needs 6 A.M.- 6 P.M. inquiry followed up a number of This, too, is part of the adver­ Saturday 8 A.M. - 12 Noon Telephone 643-5727 leads and opened new ones, it sary function of the media. But O sfrinsky MANCHESTER Perhaps you have wondered They know how it should be was through the media -r par- to be done responsibly, it must why so many business firms done so that the import of your DEALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL CO. and so many individuals depend sCUSTOM MADE .. ticularly TV — that the com­ be done with a fairness the message gets across to the C i^A S AWNINGS The Fruits Of Labor mittee members made their media have not always notably Glass is Versatile upon this ComiQunity Press for recipient. MANGHESnR MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetei^ great impact on the- popular shown. There are times when it is a all of their printing From all of this, you can see mind, becoming an addictive Obviously, President Nixon is Quality Mtmorlals the oncoming lights distorts requirements. Surely there Labor Day is about here. * portion of the products of his labor. ' IRON real task to think of something that Community Press is staple in the daily and nightly not happy over what the media different to give as a gift andti them. Spot checks are run to must be a reason, and the certainly a busy place, but w/L Over SO Vears’ Experience' To some it marks the end of He, through our free enterprise lives of the people: have done with him and to him. SCRAP METAL this is the case, stop in at the see if windshields are safe as reason is a very good pne. Mr. when you walk in you would and Mrs. Frank Larson, owners, summer. T ochers it means school system and a long-struggle over Qpt of the press in­ He noted the absence of Call 649-5807 White Glass Co., 31 Bissell St., far as visibility is concerned never know it for both Mr. and C H O IC | )F a RIETY - vestigations and the TV questions on policy issues at the ' and PAPER and think in terms of glass. but more important, you might of the business are experts in Mrs. Larson always take plenty A. AIMBTTl, Prop. bells will ring,' not the tower-housed several decades, has reached a status hearings came a cloud of doubts press conference, but what did 781 P A R K E R ST. Glass is so versatile;, it is the be injured because of poor the field of printing, ^ t h are of time to assist you. fualify bell and clapper, but a time clock inVhich proprietorship, management and questions about President he expect when the charges to T el. 61S-ST88 o r MS-6870 Harrison S t, Manchester one thing that can fit into any visibility and distortion. always interested in the More and more printed Another item that would be a problems of their customers;' Seafood system of buzzers and overgrown and labdfsare co-equals. Nixon. As long as he remained which he had made no reply for 5 home, whatever its decor, materials are using raised prin- SE^ US FOR: silent, failing to respond to the months were like a cloud df i boon during stormy is the they take a very real and ting; they find it more 43 OAK STREET ' j Aluminum Roll Up modern, contemporary dr with A tvnlnga doorbells. " This stmus has broadened the hurricane of statements and witnesses against him? STEVENSON your most prized antique installation of glass ventilators personal interest in seeing that satisfactory than regular prin­ TEL. 649-9937 counterstatements, he isolated that protect against storms, every printing job turned out ting. Naturally, wedding o Door Canopies And to irtost of us it is a maddening affluence of our industrial society to Vice President Agnew raised MERCURY BROS. furniture. Mirrors are always eaStorm Doora* himself not only from the a more troubling issue in his at­ welcome; they add beauty to lets in plenty of air and do not here is done exactly STORE ” Many organizations are finding it stunning defeat on the arms bill • the House believe that once a news situation but taking an in­ to Thomas E. and Mary E. direct improvement in a coun­ devastated by an earthquake. ' *■ VERNON Marriage Licenses car is all better. He drives out shops. Wittnauer and Caravelle It is a little difficult tp reason why resulted, from preoccupation voting pattern emerges even on vestigative hand in creating it. Dwyer, property^ at 101 •MANCHESTER difficult to stay within the letter of the with the scandal. try’s living standard. They In 1945, Japan surrendered , John Edward Coughlin Jr., 40 of AAMCO with a snqile. For the past four quarters, Watches a relatively unimportant vote, Whether we use the old phrases Brookfield St., conveyance tax 737 Main SI.. Manchester PARKADE bazaars and raffles are legal in the Indeed, the administration would not accept the truism aboard the U.S. battleship ‘ : Clyde Rd., and Denise Mat- AAMCO Transmissions never AAMCO Transm issions of law^nd still raise the necessary funds it may well return again and (the “expose” or $33. . PHONE 643-5617 and its defense contractor allies that without a valid defense Missouri at the end of World ‘ tarelli, 49 Cedar St., Sept. 15, wants to seek Frank Bradley Manchester has scored 100 per FULL SELECTION OF state but outlawed in some com­ for charitable work. Legalizing again. “muckraking” role) or the new, W arn. : DON WILLIS Raymond J. and Pamela T. never even saw the blow com­ policy a country’s wealth can be St. James Church. again! cent for customer satisfaction IMPORTED munities by local option. Such a pattern would one (investigative journalism), Janeczek to James M. and bazaars and raffles should make fugd- ing. Pentagon lobbyists had stolen from it, that without In 19W, the people of Greece < John Michael Pozzato, Ver­ and is now eligible for AND eliminate the House as an an­ the media cannot forego or Phyllis M. Wall, property on Perhaps there was a time when been concentrating on defense a country has nothing.” voted in a plebiscite to recall - GARAGE non, and Deborah.Ann Fouvier AAMCO’s coveted Presidents DOMESTIC raising efforts a bit easier. tidote to the more dovish neglect this function of theirs. Woodland St., conveyance tax King George II to the throne. ;; 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 DonIin,.444 Burnham St., Sept. Award! a WINES some people felt siich events would successfully defeating Senate. Furthermore, weapons $40.15. Wee — not quite never again. amendments to cut U.S. troop, research is particularly 1, South United:,Methodist The owners of AAMCO, Gerie How do the Russels and their downgrade the moral- climate of a Anna L. Truex to Robert C. Church. service specialists feel about LIQUORS We do think the town should explore commitments in Europe and vulnerable in view of th^ all­ Specializing in 244 Center Street Russel and his sons Larry and The Team and Patricia A. Anderson, this? Proud and happy — .of - p l u s - community. But if churches arq per­ the possibility of licensing bazars half neW-weapons systems such volunteer Army’s skyrocketing Manchester • 646-1995 Gene, want to keep that smile BRAKH SERVICE h a r v e s t H IL L mitted to play bingo, some of the as the Trident submarine. payroll which steadily in­ OPEN 7 D A Y S -11 to 9 on Frank Bradley’s fact. That is course — but they won’t be and raffles, though, and then in wme To the administration’s sur­ creases defense housekeeping Front End Alignment Specializing imU.S.D.A. STAR G A X E l C i ' O why they will invite him and satisfied until they win the DISCOVERY town’s leading citizens ch'n still stage SOCIETY FOR CATS fashion it could also control them. prise, an amendment to cut $950 costs. - Choice Steaks and ■By CLAY R. POLUN' thousands of other customers award — and then — well, even BRANDS General Repair Work AkHSj LI0RA Kittens Small Animals million in research funds was With Mrs. Nixon unable today Fresh Sea Food J K .. Your Daily AelMly Guida M back once a year for a low-cost then — they won’t be satisfied J Boaidini & Placemen! MASTER CHARGE introduced by Rep. Les Aspin of to alter the anti-defense — ^ A n . It * According to Iha Start. » safeguard check. because they want to make win­ Wisconsin, a former Pentagon \ 1-13-26-36 To develop message for Sunday, ning a habit! Adoption t Disposal Center climate, that role must be 7-19-24-37,^ PERSONAL CHARGE economist who (las become one IS061-82-M read words corresponding to numt>ers ROUTE 83 V E R N O N j • Aa'XlUNTS INVITED of your Zodiac birth sign. <8-59-71 ^ Why not stop in and see for of the defehse program’s most Qot A Painting Problem? We’ll Help! ' TAURUS It’s a little extra work^sen- 875-0052 Today's Tlionf:;hl A M . 20 I Relativt 31 Whqt 61 Your K O R riO youself how AAMCO can help TEU; 649-0448 dogged critics during less than Service still means something to us—and seivice 32 More 62 Or ocr. 21 ding out those yearly reminders I MAT■ 10 your car? AAMCO three years in Congress. Mr. .SIXTH PHRASE means spending enough time with you to lielp you € 33 Excellent ^ ^rious — but it’s just one more exam­ ,11-21-32-43 4 Surpriiet 34 individuol 64 Ope\ NOr. 21 Transmissions of Manchester Nixon did not have time to TliiiiKH Arc Not Good! 3-20-30-41, ple of how the Russel family at select th& right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ '4^6881-90 5 Avoid 35 Buy 65 Aspects woula like to take this oppor­ voice his opposition before We also meet the cynic who ning. See us for paint lUid service when you plan your CIMINI 6 Co-operote 36 Unpleosont 66 Today 55-72-84-89' AAMCO wants to help you get To Obey Or Not To Obey has not and who will never 7 Lock 37 M a y 67 Heort SAGITTARIUS tunity to extend its yearly in­ Aspin’s amendment passed > MAV If more for your money and more next project. 8 Fovoroble 36 Travel 68 A vitation for a safeguard check overwhelmingly. recognize joy and goodness. huN l 20 9 Work 39 And 69 Equipment NOK. 22 life out of your car! EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN CARS 10 Liiten 40 Sopg 70 Soys to everyone. They guarantee The fact that a very junior Rather than risking more pain ^10^18-31-42 D K . 21 11 Get 41 Opinions 71 Up not to let you down — because In the aftermath of the Vietnam liberal Democrat could topple he becomes used to pain by /51-64-70 12 In 42 A 72 An 2-12-23-3SjJ UNITED SPORTS GAR REPAIRy Inc. “If the law is clear and the Presi­ 47-58-69' Why does AAMCO care? analyzing his world as being ul-- m CANCIR 13 Moy 43 Eat 73 Go they need smiling faces! the once olympian House Rt. 8.’J, Vernon. Conn. war, the country is in the throes of a E /lJohnson PAINT CQ 14 Hurt 44 For 74 Progressive CAPRICORN Why? — because AAMCO’s Free road test. dent gives an order to bomb, what Armed Services Committee timately sad and tragic. He ^ JUNl 21 15 With 45 Visits 75 Forward i>hone 646-4485 16Corno DEC. 22 owners and top-notch grave constitutional question: When wdffil you do?’’ reveals how suddenly power lives in the depths and never 728 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER-i-PHONE 649-4501 iJULY 22 46 At 76 Long-ror>ge Free towing. experiences what we might 17 With 47 Some 77 Projects JAN.AN. IPIT • J i N T technicians take pride in their Free 19 point multi-check. ESTIM.VTES ON ALL MAKES and to what extent may a president as has been dispersed in >he BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK 9-17-28-40 18 To 48 Trip 78 Confidently 4-16-27-H 6-27-38fo Mower: “I would carry out .that label as goodne.ss and love. ^52-57-67 19 Of 49 Pleosont 79 Is 45-; work and that pride has paid 643-2467. House. 20 Concepts t-56«)jy^ commander in chief,lScii^e nation No matter what the attrac­ LIO 50 About 80 Letters off. CASTROL OILS ir FOREIGN CAR PARTS opiet. I do hot expect that to take But more ominous for the Your indepondent 21 Around 51 Loved 81 Different AQUARIUS tiveness the outside world 22 Cycle AAMCO Transmissions of into war without a declaration from long run than the House power 52 In 82 Romantic JAN. 20 VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT /plactey^^but if I get a direct order, of appears to be it is never ul­ a«^AU0.22 23 S^ rts 53 Unwise 83 Hatty Manchester finished 1972 with a breakdown is the fact that 24 Forethought 54 Money 64 Eoger n t. II 1 DAY CARRY Congress? timately good. Beware and be , - ■548M6 perfect record of customer "Ne.\t to Vitlner’s Garden Center” course, I would have to comply with fiscal conservatives joined 25 Scorpio 55 Through 85 Received .8-22-44-63 IN SERVICE That the que.stion carries suspicious are his mottos. dealer. '73-75-7B 26 Be 56 Or 86 Due 74-76-77 satisfaction — the goal of nearly it.’’ . Aspin’s doves in anti-defense VIRGO 27 Through 57 Your 87 Words Factory Trained Nothing is ever experienced 28 A PISCIS 600 AAMCO shops throughout frightening implications is suggested coalition. Eager to cut down AUG. 22 58 New 86 Life Technicians/ Hughes: “At what point would you as good. The powers of 29 Feelings 59 You 89 ApproochH I. It Ys> the U.S. and Canada! federal spending generally, S id . 22 30 And 60 Surprise 90 Place by an interchange between Sen. transformation, redemption .MAR. 20 TYPEWRITERS disobey?’’ these conservatives turned on , 6-15-25-34 Harold E. Hughes, D-Iowa, and Adm. and resurrection are ignored. '49-60-79-86 (§)Advene Neutral 5-14-29-39; Mooffer; “I don’t see one on the vital weapons research in the The gospel has no place in the I53-62-83-87 absence of vigorous leadership ADDING MACHINES Thomas H. Moorer, chairman of the mind of the cynic and God has YOU ALWAYS 6UY RIIMM AI £ horizon. I would have to obey the com­ CUSTOM INSTALLED All Makes and Models! 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l^NCHEOTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Sept. 1, 1078 — PAGE SEVEN. Local Churcheit en f o j o p Area Churches CO to ‘} Bolton Congregational Chuch Union Congregational St. Matthew's Chureh s - > S ? R g - > B* 5 Chureh of Chrlil Bolton Cepter Rd. Church Tolland c-i 5* Church, of ihe AMumplion Rockville btti*B IllJSip « 'S » pII ^ Lydall and Venwn Sta. St. Bartholomew** Church Rev. J. Stanton Conover ' Rev. J. Clifford Curtin Rev. Paul J.’ Bowman 5* p Eugem Brawer, Minister Adams St. at Thompaon Rd. Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Minister ■ "Pastor ■ Rev. Edward S^ Pepin Minister ^ r g - 1 l § - t 9 a.m., Bible Claiaea. Pastor Satiiiiday, tiass at 5 p.m. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Lyman D. Reed Saturday, Masaes at 5 and 7 2 p / f t Rev. Paul Trlnque Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 Wilton Thorp, speaker; Associate Minister p.m. i3 10 a.m„ Worship. Sermon: B' and 11,11:30 a.m.‘' Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30t "Christianity And the Work 9 ajn., Worship Service. S 3 ? Ethic." Saturday, M aiiei at S and United Methodiat Chureh and 11:45 a.m. \ (t> 7:S0 p.m. O p,m., Worship. Sermon: Rt. 44A, Bolton g j c i- ^s-|s*p' I Sunday, Maisea at 7:90, 9, United Pentecoatal Chureh S|. Maurice’s Church "What la J ^ To You?" Im- 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. David M.< Campbell Avery St. Bolton 2 o 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Pastor , I s sr manuelt" Robert Baker Chriatian Reformed Chureh Rev. Robert W. Cronin \ Pastor 681 Avery St. Pastor B ■5 .2 3 Second Congregational 9:30 a.m.. Worship. Nursery, South Windsor HH A 1 < g Church . 10 a.m., Sunday ^hool. Infant through Grade 2. United Church of Chrlit Rev. Peter Mans, , Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Zion Evangelical 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Rev. John McColIuni, - guest Minister ■ p.m. 385 N. Main St. preacher. Sermon: Lutheran/Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9:15, (Missouri Synod) Rev. Pelii M. Davis “Characterized by Labor." Minister ' Full Gospel Chriatian 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Cooper and High Sts. Fellowahip Services. j j - L ^ Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Talcottvllle 'Sacred Heart Church 10 a.m.. Union Services at Interdenominational ,1 Pastor Orange Hall ; .Congregational Chureh - Rt. 30, Verbon Center Congregational Church. Vernon Aasemhiies of God Rev. Ralph Kelley, Paator i /■ Rev. Philip P. Saunders, UniM Church of Christ 51 Old Town Rd. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Pastor Rev. Kenneth E. Knox Jtev. Edward Kmopka • • • Calvary Church Holy Communion. Installation .. Pastor Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday W ' (Assembliu of God) Saturday,'Maas at 5 p.m. on Sunday School teachers. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study School for all ages. . ■ 647 E. Middle Tpke. Sunday, Masses at 7:90, 9, and open discuakion. Sunday *^10 a.m.. Worship Service, - Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson 11 a.m., MonUng Worship. J0:30 a.m. and noon. School. summer schedule. Sermon P utor ' 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ Topic: “I Am What I Am." On 'St.;‘Mhrgaret' Mary’s Church South United vice; Sept. 9, Worship will return to United Congregational Wapplng Methodiat Chureh 10 a.m., Sunday School, the regular hour of 10:30 a.m. B I classes for adults and children. Church ' Rev. William McGrath * 1228 Main St. United Church of Christ 11 a.m.. S erviced Worship . Church of Jesus Christ of Rev. Joseph. Schick Rev. Dr. George W. Webh Latter-day SainU (Mormon) Area Churches ' Tolland and Bible preaching. Nurseiy Co-Pastors Rev. Wayne Kendall Hiilstown Rd. and Woodsictel^ Rev. Donald G. Miller care for the litUe M ^ , aiiid St. Peter’s Rev, Robert W. Eldrldge Jr. D. (Hark Brown, Bishop * Minister special children's program. Episcopal Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 t J CO Paatora Sand HUl Road p.m. . - ^ ^ S2 5 - ^ g i g i O 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. <0 p B B t2{ 9 a.m., Priudiood.^ South Windsor 9:3P and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Sunday, Manes at 8:30, 10 M 03 tr 7 p p p Hymnsing and Bible message. 8 a.m.. Service of Holy Com­ 10:90 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Frederick H. Foerster HI vice and Church School. and 11:30 a.m. i * s C3 munion. — c------11 a.m., H i^ School Class., W OD o ^ £ L 3 “> 5 T ^ Trinity Covenant Church Classes for all agu. Vicar p 10 a.m,. Worship Service with 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. 7 tO'8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim. St. Franeia of Aasfsi ►— t3^ SL ^ 2 ‘V; ^ Is IS 3(ff Hackmatack St. II? Pastor Eldridge preaching. Ser­ Fellowship. ' * 673 Ellington Rd. S 2 § " * o ® M fa P Rev. Norman E. Swensen, 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy (Commu­ 5 mon: "Workers of the Lord . South Windsor 2 - 55 a l P a §■ P u to r The Presbyterian Church nion. 7 ^ m OQ Unite.” Wapping Community Church Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor b : & ,i S’ 'll ® f ' " « ! » 43 Spruce St. C3* ^ - 1790 EUingion Rd. Rev. Eugene M. Kibride 2 . » S rt- rr* ' ^ § . “ 9:3b a.m.. Worship Service Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor First Congregational Church of Vernon Squth Windsor ■S ' t followed by coffee hour. “ - ^ I s 3 > Center Congregational 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. John A. Lacey, Minister Rev. Harold W. Richardson Saturday, Masses at 5 and f 'X S ® o last Union Service this season. raised in Manchester. She has been organist at Trinity Rockville Bapttot Chureh Pastor B ' ^ Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Pastor 69 Union St. Rev. Paul F. Ramen r The Rev. Felix Davis, Second Lutheran (]hurch since April 1952. She was honored April Trinity Lutheran Church ,£ p® *?S ^ ’ sJ-B 5* STS-g- K -s-E i-^tn- Minister Rev. William J. Stadt Rev. Robert L. LaCountl V- g o ^ S2.® ^ Congregational Church, 23,1972 at a coffee hour at the church and was presented Meadowlark Rd. and Rf.*30 Rev. William J. Kllleeh Pastor Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. 'S ® t s - 2 5 a S- B 1 * preaching. Sermon: "Religion gifts from the congregation and choir. She studied piano Vernon p s p 8 - S - Meetings resume Sept. 9. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 ^ i? 5 * c Against Itself.’^ Nursery care Rev. Donald McClean 3 ^ ^ S L o ^ Saturday, Masses at 5 and under the late John Cockerham, then organist at St. and 10:45 a.m. rti S ' ^ * s >roq provided. 9:30. a.m., Sunday School. e . 'g I.R-S i i i i i i f St. James Chureh 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Mary's Episcopal Church. Later she studied organ under Nursery through Adult, in­ B * s-* 8 Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and 9 a.m.. Worship Service. § 5- r op e r a , e - e P t3 ^ O Msgr. Edward J. Reardon the late Frederic E. Wemer and Charles Wakely. (Herald cluding College'Career Class. St. Bernard’s Chureh Pastor 10:30, in chiuth; 10:30 a.m. and photo by Ofiara) 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Rockville noon, school auditorium. ^ S* Concordia Lutheran Church Rev. Daniel J. Kar^iey Second Congregational First Sunday of each month. Rev. John J. White 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Eugene C2urman Church Holy Comihunioa; Second Sun­ Rev. William Schneider r;i® ^ OQ I Rev. Burton D. Strand United Church of C hrist' day, missionary service. Rev. Anthony Miller Pastor Saturday, Masses at >5 and About town Rt. 44A, Coventry Nursery provided. ? | ( g ^ 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m.. Informal evening Satuiday, Masses at 5 and 7 Mizpah-Spencer Circle of Rev. Robert K. Bechtold 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Sheinwold on Bridge service. Nursery provided. p.m. South United Methodist Church Minister N u rsery care for small 10:30 a.m. and noon. Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, M* M W will have a workshop meeting children. HALF A LOAF South dealer St. John’s 11:90 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. b b 3 or- Tuesday at 10:30 a m. at Susan­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service. St John’s'Polish National IS WORSE THAN ONE East-West vulnerable Episcopal Chureh e I op p nah Wesley House of the Catholic Church By A lfl^ Sheinwold ..NORTH Rt. 30, Vernon ' Rockville United church. Luncheon will be St. George’s :,V/ ■ ,,i. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko When .there are two chances ♦ 93 Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Methodist Chureh First Chur)eh of Christ served. Hostesses are Mrs. Episcopal Church Pastor for your contract, you may <;? 10 5 Rector m Grove St. Scientist Robert Richmond, Mrs. Rt. 44A, Bolton have to choose' the better 0 AJI5 Rev. John W. Mortimer 447 N. Main Street Stephen Doyle, Mrs. John Speed Rev. John F. Flora III 9 a.m.. Mass. English. chance and be satisfied with it. ♦ KQ 1065 3 8 a.m.. Holy Conununion. Pastor and Mrs. Frederick Hyde. Vicar ' A better plan, however, is to WEST e a s t 10 a.m.. Family Service and 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun­ 10:30 a.m.. Mass. English and Polish, play for both chances. ♦ A 10 7 52 ♦ QJ.4 Church School. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. day School and child care. 9 a.m.. Holy Communion. South dealer ^ A874 tP J962 ' Nursery. "(3irist Jesus" is the subject of 0 Q 10 7 0 94 East-West vulnerable the lesson-sermon. The Golden North United ♦ ♦ J982 Opening lead — Five of HH a • cr'tr E +^ Text; Ephesians 4:7. Methodist Church SOUTH 3 - Cp 5 * 9- Spades M. a “ <1 The Christian Science 300 Parker St. ♦ K86 Herald p ® 3^ c r JL West opened the five of 2. w op a ® p Reading Room, 968 Main St., is Rev. Earle R. Custer ^ KQ 3 Back’To-School Speclall spades, Etest put up the jack Yesterdays n« 2 § i ‘ l ® ' B - open to the public, except on * Pastor 0 K 863'2 and South won with the king. r ‘ ^ C» holidays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. ♦ A7 25 Years Ago ® i i i s- 9 a.m., Worship Service. Declarer saw at a glance that Monday through Friday and South West North East The NatisAal Safety Council B I s S Sacrament of Holy Commu­ he could make the contract if he I 2 - f I •" 9 from 7 to 9 p.m . on .the first 1 0 Pass 2 Jit Pass reports that Manchester im­ f> B & - nion. The Rev. M r^Ji^ster could run either the diamonds 2 NT Pass 3 NT Pass Thursday of each month. proved its position in the acci­ op c r " ^ a preaching. Insthnt choir. or the clubs without loss. h F « § o p p^ ^ i Opening lead - 4 5 dent rate department. A Nursery for five-year-olds and South was iclever enou^ to' K Sf* O and 1 point for the doubleton, decrease in accidents resulted o S ' - d ' * ^ O rf- H- younger. take a second lo(dc. The clubs » a P fa enough for an optional opening in the town moving from 242 to IWIY B s Ig - P a a 3* StNMary’a would run if the suit broke 3-2 or “ T e r - ^ Episcopal Church if somebody had a singleton bid. You decide to bid rather 141 in standing among towns of ■— 3 K ' J 0 P - S - S' ^ 3 ' Community Baptist Church MIG. Park and Church Sts. jack. The diamonds would run than pass because you have a similar size. “ ® 5 " ^ 1 a 1 An American Baptist Church five-card suit and excellent \ o p -3 ^ Rev. George Nostrand 585 E. Center St. only if the suit broke 3-2 and % OFF 30Ui Rector highcard structure. 25 B F i ’ l g only if West had the queen. 10 Years Ago p B Rev. Ondon P. Stairs Copyright 1973 ' THRU ^ a q 3 ; Rev. Stephen J. White Minister ' (South was thinking in terms of This date was a Sun^y. The M a l i - m ^ Rev. Ronald Hhldeman a diamond finesse.) General Features Corp. Herald did not publish'.' X €A ( \ (/* PHOTO FINISHING SEPT. p. op ST'S ° 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Without; thinking matters CO 7:30 a.m.,The Holy Commu­ Communion. Mr. Robert Dut­ through. South decided that the 6th 9 ^ t r nion, Book of Conunon Prayer. ton, lay minister. A nursery is clubs offered a better chance 10 a.m.. The Holy Eucharist, than the diamonds. He took the _ o V o U c t S - . s ' sP ^ t provided. CD 3 - B S e rv ie e n c rT iial Use, with ace of clubs at the second trick O p e n sermon by the Rev. Mr. Church of the Nosarene and led a low club towards dum- Nostrand. Nursery care. Walk- 236 Main St. my. in-the-Park. West discarded a heart, and WESTOWN m - Rev. William A. Taylor A ll Day numiucY 3 Pastor South shook his head dolefully. The contract was doomed. The Sunday and I f 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. clubs were not going to break Monday, Camera Shi ' c - ^ The Classes for all ages. and there was no longer any Labor Dayl \ 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. .way to bring in five dimaond arid Studio tricka. All Medicinal Sarvicas Available ISalem Nassiff ^ y £ BiMe Message by the Rev. Arthur Allen, evangelist. Church of the South should lead a club to 459 HARTFORD ROAD 043-5230 020 Main Straat, Manehaatar 643-736S ' Speaks Nazarene. dummy's king at the second trick and then return a club to *>jr 7 p.m.. Evening Service. J i . Message by the Rev. Mr. Allen the ace. If the suit breaks 3-2, Euggfte South will know about it by Brew«l^ Emanuel Lutheran Church then. He can get to dummy with It has been said that Church and Chestnut Sts. the ace of diwonds to run the everyone should either get out Rev. C. Henry Anderson rest of the clubs. If the clubs front and lead, or fall in Rev. Ronald J. Fournier break badly. South will know behind and follow, or get out Oo-Pastors . about it when he takes the ace of the way. Thia aphorism of clubs. He can then lead a low Candy Kitchen APPRECIATION FUND suggests that if one will not 8 and 9:80 a.m.. The Service diamond to finesse with dum­ help, he at least should not In­ with Holy Communion. Nursery my's jack as the best try for Where Quality Candy Is Made Fresh Dally terfere. for infante at 9:30 service. five diamond tricks. On the Island of Cyprus Coffee will be served between ■ Choose From Over 200 Varletlea Manchester Memorial Hoapital Paul and Barnabas en­ services by the youth. 71 Haynaa Sfraat, Manehaatar countered a Roman deputy QuMlIon named Sergius Paulut, "a As de^er you holdi Treat yourself to our man of understanding," who 415 Center St. Spades, 8-7 >6 1 Hearta, K-Q-3t Diamonds, K-8-6-3-2| Clubs, "sought to hear the word of BUTTERCRUNCH I Enclosed Is my donation to the Manchester Hospital Appreciation Fund. * God." But a sorcerer and 10 a.m.. 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N- i PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENINg X e RALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Sept. 1. 1873 MANCHESTER e v e n in g HEg^ , Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Sept. 1. 1973- P ac. r n in c v - ,V . ' Fast — ■ EtfectIvB / ' ^ORrtf£Acr/csi The "Action Marketplace” Leads GHO Herald.aafiified Ads 6 0 C14SS//V£0^ YOU W A N T ^ • Over 15,000 Pkid Subscribers Pirates Team to Beat WETHERSFIELD (AP) (IS Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers winner of the Tallahassee Open • Fast Results STANDINGS - H ubert G reen, who course, at 6,588 yardsone of the ^ 6i pet word per diy earlier this season. shortest on the tour. And, with 3 D ayi 7e per word per day NEW; YORK (AP) — Listen to the Contenders and try to Jim Hooker got the Pirates off right in the first game, blanking describes himself as “Just "This must'have been my the players allowed to lift, 8 Oeye ^. 6e per word 'per day (Ol'ydOSI.VJTIMKKaH guess wHb’s afraid of who/ ^ the Cubs on seven hits. another pretty face on the day. I was quite lucky.” 26 Oeyi S( per word per day riA S S IF IK II AI>yKRT1SKMK.NTS "You bet I’m whipped,” he said after recording his seventh vic­ clean and place the ball in the Happy A d i ...... $1.50 Inch i: m \(MIN IM Y BHHIHK IM BU( ATHIS First, speaking for the Chicago Cubs, 3Vk games off the (pce set tour” sat there shaking his Green, now In his fourth'year tory in 11 decisions. "I don’t knbw if I can make it home.” fairway, more than half the ■ l>•'adlltH■ lur Saiurdas and Mundss by St. Louis in the National League East, is their manager American 'League head In cheerful disbelief. on the pro . tour, got off to a field broke par 71. PHONE 643-2711 ik 11 M Soon Fridat In the first game, Willie Stargell slammed his 36th homer of the Whitey Lockman. Faal^ "My putting was just birdle-eajle-birdie start, was season to key the t'ictory. Jerry Heard, Australian Autos For Sala —Mr. Lockman, will Friday night's two lossek to Pittsburgh W. L. Pet. G.B. ridiculous-l almost don’t five-under-par after only five veteran Bruce Devlin and big have any adverse psychological effects on your club? Expos 5, Phillies 2 76 54 ,585 - believe it,” the laconic, 26-year- HERALD fiernle Allen belted a two-run homer in the fourth to lead Mon­ Baltlrnore holes and played the front nine Jim Wiechers tied for second at . —"What do you want to talk about, baseball or psychology,” 72 62 .537 6 old said after firing a career-^ in 29. PLEASE READ 1973 MONTE CARLO,,many treal to its 5-2 victory. Boston 65; ' extras best offer overl4,000 Lockman snapped. "We’re out there playing baseball, not 71 64 .526 7W best, eight-under-par 63 for a*^ BOUETTERS Asiros 3, Dodgers 2 Detroit "I was thinking'about The group at flve-under- YOUR AD Call 643-90L0, ask for Bill. HAPPY ADS Order Your | tiddlywinks.” 69 66 .511 9^ two-stroke lead in Friday’s first For Your Lee May slugged a two-rim, ninth-inning homer that carried. New York shooting 60,” he admitted.- par, included Homero Blancas, And now a quektion for Bill Vlrdon, manager of the Pirates, 66 67 .496 11 Vk rdund of the |200,000 Sammy Information Tom Griffin to his first victory of the season and the Houstoh Milwaukee ”With that kind of a start, I John Mahaffey, Don Bies and a Classified or "Want Ads” 1972 CAMARO SS, 350, turbo- whose team Is one game In back of St. Louis after their 7-0 and 5-2 57 78 .422 2Dk THE HERALD will not “Happy Astros to a 3-2 decision over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Cleveland . Davis Jr.Greater Hartford figured I might as well give It pair of South Africans, Gary are taken over the phone as a matic. Mickles, thrush side victories over the Cubs. ‘ Weal Open Golf Tournament. both barrels.” Player and Bobby Cole. disclose the, identity of any convenience. The advertiser pipes, Gabrielle, gauges. Arisen —Mr Virdon, was the doubleheader sweep crucial? Reds 10, Padres 4 Oakland 79 54 .594 - . “fve hit the ball better, but Scores were exceptionally Defending champion Lee advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST mags, plus .much more. Priced Tony Perez drove in five runs with a single, double and his 22nd for quick sale. 643-1927. TTiought’’ 1 -t"I don’t think so,” Virdon said. "Just two more ball games.”. Kansas City 74^60 .552 5Vk that’s the furthest below par low on the friendly little Trevino, Billy Casper, Dave Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and In the funny-bouncing world of where no homer and a combination of Reds produced another five in the Minnesota 64 69^ .481-46 I’ve ever been,” said Green, Wethersfield Country Club Hill and a dozen others were at ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time one says what he really iheans, all this translates into Pittsburgh Reds’ .10-4 pastlngcof San Diego. Chicago 64 70 ,.478118(4 67. Arnold Palmer would have identity can follow this for the next Insertion. The 1970 FORD CUSTOM, 428, high Today! | now being the team to beat in the NL E ast... Braves 10, Clanis 4 . California 61 68 :^73 16 been there top, but for a procedure; < Herald is responsible for only performance V-8, and supen- \^iLEToomry Elsewhere in the NL, New York outlasted St. Louis 6-4 In 10 in­ Roric Harrison crqcked a three-run homer to highlight Texas 46 87 .346 33 threeputt bogey on the last hole ONE Incorrect or omitted sion, automatic. Asking or nings; Cincinnati clobbered San Diego 10-4; Houston edged Los a seven-run third and the Atlanta Braves went on to drub the San Enclose your reply to the Francisco Giants 104. *' Friday'a Games that dropped' him back to insertion for any advertise­ best offen. 646-0861 after 6 p.m CAlt 643-2711 1 Angeles 3-2, Montreal beat Philadelphia 5-2 and Atlanta slugged Milwaukee 3-5, Boston 24, box in an envelope — address ment and then only to the ex­ Saa Francisco 10-4. 68-five strokes behind. to the Classlfi^. Manager, 2nd game, 13 innings Jack Nicklaus, Tom tent of a "make good” New York 5, Baltimore 2 Herald Angle Manchester Evening Her^d, insertion. Errors which do not 1967 T-BIRD, 55,000 miles, new | ... Sem eonw Manchester \ Weiskopf, U.S. Open champion together with a memo liipng Cleveland 6, Detroit 3 lessen the value of the engine at 26,900. 31200, Call 649- % wwy hQvwtiiityou John Miller and leading money- the companies you do (NOT 6984. I Evening | Oakland 10, Kansas City 7 advertisement will not be cor­ o h a p p y winer Bruce Cramptdn of want to see yqur letter. Your adH \~'^i^~]Brewei's Beat Curfew, RSox Minnesota 11, T^xas 2 By Earl Yoat Australia'«re not competing in rected by "make good” 1961 PLYMOUTH Valiant, I > Herald 1 Chicago 7, California 2 letter will be destroyed if the insertion. this Labor Etoy weekend event advertiser is one you^ve bucket seats, good engine] S ■■■ 1 I ! MILWAUKEE (AP) - * Saturday's Games that ends Monday. spare transmission. Phone 649- 0 In the first game, Garcia’s blast off Baltimore (Cuellar 13-12) at mehtioned. If not it will be “^ 3 after 6 p.m. | stroked a two-out, 13th-inning single, loser , 15-12, broke a 1-1 tie. Tim Sports Editor Green has gone from an handled in the usual manner. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 New York (Dobson 7-5) scoring Gmrge Scott with the winning Johnson follow^ with a walk, took third extremely. unorthodox putting Cleveland (Timmerman 84) style—“some people said It I AL KOMPANIK run just before a 1 a.m. EDT curfew on a single by Joe ^houd and scored on at Detroit (Fryman 5-9) Lost and Fotind 1 Autos For Sato 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, SS, BATTING (325 at b ats)- May’s sacrifice fly. looked like I was picking up 396 cubic inches, power September 2nd was about to take effect and the Boston (Pattin 11-13) at Carew, Min, ,.354; W.Horton, Rick Miller cut the score to 32 on a bugs”—to a conventional ap­ steering, front power disc nipped the Milwaukee (Lockwood 5-9) LOST small black female NEED CAR? Credit bad? Happy Birthday to the one I adore - Det, .325. Conflicting Dates proach that he said makes him French Poodle, near King’s brake?, turbo-hydromatic Herald photo by Odara 54 for a sweep of homer leading off the Boston ninth. Oakland (Hunter 17-3) at Bankri^t? Repossessed? Here’s to a blazing thirty more. RUNS-R.Jackson, Oak, 95; Lahoud saved the game when he retired "just another pretty face.” Department Store, Manchester. transmission, am/fm stereo their marathon twinight doubleheader Kansas City (Fitzmorris5-2), N Talk about poor timing, thb East Sides have announced Honest Douglas accepts lowest radio, posi-traction rearend. ^ Neipsic Douhlest Senior Doubles Champs Otis, KC, 84. Luis Aparicio for the third out in the ninth It was that new putting stroke Ten year old girl heartbroken. down, smallest, payments, May I always be there to keep score. Minnesota (Bane 0-4) at ^ Car in excellent mechanical RUNS BATTED Friday. on a brilliant running catch in foul that their annual Old Timers^ Wight will be on Saturday, that he credited with his excep­ Reward, Stafford Springs, 684- Douglas Motors, 345 Main. - ' Bill CJark, Stu Jennings, Win Sharp, Jack Davis .Pedro Garcia’s 13th and a Texas (Clyde 4-6), N Ctet.6. This will be in direct conflict with the annual West 2888, Collect. condition, needs some body Keep on trucking IN—R.Jackson, .Oak, 105; territory along the right field line. tional round. He birdied the work. Asking 3500. Call 646-4253 Mayberry,'KC, 93. sacrifice fly by May keyed a two-run Boston had tied the score at 1-1 in the top Side Old Timers’ Wight, which was announce weeks ago. first hole from 10 feet, reached AUTO INSURANCE - ,com- uijtil 6 p.m..Ask for Tom. ‘Cause I Love You Parsonals-Announcamants 2 HITS-Carew, Min, 174; eighth inning, lifting Milwaukee to a 3-2 of the eighth on an unearned run. 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TRIPLES-Carew, Min, 10; and raced home on May’s gamewinner. 65 65 .500 1 third. College) daily 84:30. Call 647- A Wonderful Grandson NEW YORK (AP) - The Oakland T h e Brewers took a 1-0 fourth inning Pittsburgh at 7-7 with a six-hit 3-0 decision over Rochester. Richmond LaBaron, loaded, steel belted Have a Happy 30th run with a sacrifice fly in the ninth inning Coluccio, Mil, 8. May’s seventh-inning single, which lead as Bob Coluccio walked, stole second, Chicago 64 69 .481 3(4 That put him four-uhder-par 1634. , LAURIE and CHEESE to help Oakland beat Kansas City. 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The latter picked up some finer punched a nine iron to within Cleveland raked Mickey Lolich for four Decisions)—Hunter, Oak, 17-3, one foot of the flag on the eighth Happy 30th Birthday Happy 2nd Anniversary with Jim Hunter and Vida Blue coming up- Cincinnati 80 55 .593 3 points watching the pros at Thursday’s GHO in INVITATION Court ot Probate, District of Andover runs in the first two innings enroute to a 6- .850, 3.18; McDaniel, NY, 11-3, and-completed the front nine in Bowling Opener AL KOMPANIK (Sept. 3rd) says Sal Bando. San Francisco 73 59 .553 8 Vi Wethersfield...One former Manchester man in the Pro-Am NOTICE OF HEARING BOB and CINDY OLIVER If the next two games look pretty good 3 decision over Detroit. Dave Duncan .788, 2.22. Houston 69 68 .504 15 294trbKes. Eastern Businessmen’s ,'TOBID ESTATE OF AUGUST F. MILDNER Keep those old bones off singled home two runs in a three-run first at Wethersfield was Frank Wilson, who also served on Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman Love, for . Oakland, Friday night’s wasn’t bad, -N.Ryan, Cal, Atlanta 65 70 .481 18 He then holed a 50-foot putt on Bowling League opens play The Manchester Board of J. Preuss, Judge, dated Aug. 30, 1973 a 'i your seats. inning and the Indians scored their even­ term as president at Ellington Ridge Country Club. He’s either — a dramatic io-7 victory that put 314; Blyleven, Min, 210. San Diego 48 85 .361 34 . the 10th hole, bogeyed the 13th Wednesday night at 6:30 at the Education seeks bids for hearing wiil be held on an application Vette and Blazer Karen, Ted and Michelle tual winning run on a run-scoring grounder Baseball Simple Game now a member at Wampanoag...John Groman reports he praying that a certain parcel located in the A’s into a. commanding spot in the Friday's Games when he missed the'green and Holiday Lanes. Officers will Heating Chemicals for the 1973- the Town of Staffordville be sold as in by Walt Williams in the second. would be willing to sponsor an adult baseball team next American League West baseball race. Pittsburgh 7-5, Chicago 0-2 then birdied the two remaining be: Jim Sirianni, president; 1974 school year. Sealed said application on file more fully Twins 11, Rangers 2 appears, at the Court of Probate on Sent, Happy 1st Anniversary “This one gave us a lift,” said Bando NATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal 5, Philadelphia 2 season and Jeff Koelsch says Merrill Whiston will also par fives for his leading Dan Toce, treasurer, and Mick proposals will be received until Congratulations Rod Carew, the American L e a se ’s U, 1973 at 1:00 P.M, after the triumph over the Royals put BATTING (325 at b ats)- New York 6, St. Louis 4,10 in­ back an adult baseball team if interest merits...The margin. Holmes,'sScr^ry. September 13, 1973 until 3:30 Norman J. Preuss, Judge AUNT MARION and CINDY and JIMMY Oakland 5V^ games up heading into the last leading hitter, raised his average to .354 Rose, Cin, .346; T.Perez, Cin, When You Win- recently installed water fountain at the rear of the Country p.m. qt which time they will be UNCLE AUSTIN Love, with a 3-for5 performance that also in­ -Houk nings month of the season. .316. Cincinnati 10, San Diego 4 ■ Club has been out of order for several weeks... All par three publicly opened. The right is TOWN OF VERNON Love, Ma, Dad, Paul cluded three RBI in Minnesota’s 11-2 romp R U N S-B onds, SF, 108; reserved to reject any and all In th e ^ ^ e r American League games, Houston 3, Los Angeles 2 holes at the Manchester Country Club have been done over BOARD OF EDUCATION Debra, Kim, and Teri and Mary the Milwaukee Brewers beat the l^ston over Texas. Eric Soderholm and Joe Lis Evans, Atl, 98; Rose, Cin, 98. . NEW YORK (AP) - Ralph Houk Nettles got into a prolonged rundown Goshdigian to Defend bids. Specifications and bid got four hits apiece for the winners, who Atlanta 10, San Francisco 4 by Greenskeeper Ken Keliher and his crew. . .Linda Hamm, Red Sox 3-2 in the first game of a RUNS BATTED IN-Stargell, took a long, deep puff on his post­ between first and second base. Saturday's Games ------^ forms may be secured at the pounded out a total of 19 hits. Pgh, 94; Bench, Cin, 93. the talented first baseman with Groman’s girls’ softball Business Office, 45 N. School Invitation doubleheader before taking the second 54 game cigar. “This game looks so sim­ The Orioles got two of the runs back Chicago (Hooton 11-12) at team, was a member of the United States volleyball team Happy 18th Birthday in 13 innings; the While Sox 7, Angels 2 HITS-Rose, Cin, 195; Garr, from Stottlemyre but New York gave him Street, Manchester, Connec­ KIDS and STAFF Ed-Herrmann slugged a home run and ple when you win,” observed the New Pittsburgh (Kison 0-0) which competed against Japan last winter...Randy John­ To Bid KATE stopped the Baltimore Orioles 5-2; the Atl, 176. Some insurance With two more in the bot­ Atlanta (Harrison 84) at San ticut. Raymond E. Demers, The Board of Education of the Welcome Back to Wilbur Wood clinched his 22nd victory in DOUBLES—Stargell, Pgh, York Yankw Manager, “but when son, New York Giant quarterback, claim? Vin Clements is Entry List Soaring Business Manager.- Love, Cleveland Indians triiiimed the Detroit you lose, it ain’t that easy.” tom of the eighth. Mel retired the first two Francisco (Barr 10-14) Town of Vernon, Connecticut, VERPLANCK Tigers 6-3; the Minnesota Twins ripped Chicago’s 7-2 decision over California. The 33; Cardenal, Chi, 31; Morgan, . Orioles in the ninth and then came some a top back because ‘‘h§ picks the ri'ght holes and runs pass Sincerely, will receive sealed bids for: Mom, Dad and the Tribe White Sox tagged Bill Singer for a run in Houk’s Yankees won a simple 5-2 vic­ Montreal (Moore 7-14) at Mr. F. the Texas Rangers 11-2 and the Chicago Cin, 31. trouble. An infield single by Mark patterns p^fectly and doesn’t miss any blocking Raymond E. Demers Classroom Furniture. the second inning then scored their win­ tory over Baltimore’s American League Philadelphia (Twitchell 13-6), For Two-Day Open White Sox downed the California Angels 7- • ^ TRIPLEIS-Metzger, Htn, 13; Belanger and a walk to A1 Bumbry assignment^”. Business Manager East leaders Friday night, ending a not- N Bids will be ■ received at .the Happy 11th Birthday 2 . ning runs in the third in a rally sparked by Matthews, SF, 10. brought the tying run to the plate in Rich New York (Stone 8-3) at St. office of the Superintendpnt of KATHY LINK Bert Campaneris delivered the winning Pat Kelly’s double. HOME* RUNS-DaJohnson, soeasy eight-game losing streak, their Little Black Book Jottings Congratulations longest since 1953. Coggins, who already had three hits. Louis (Foster 11-6), N By Earl YoH Schools, Park and School (Sept. 3rd) Atl, 37; Stargell, Pgh, 36. “I didn’t know what to think,” said NOTICE And Mel Stottlemyre, who ended a six- Houston (Reuss 14-10) at Los Finals in the Governor’s Cup Golf Tournament Sunday at PUBLIC HEARING Street, Rockville, Connecticut, Love, ROB STOLEN BASES-Morgan; Stottlemyre. “ If something had had until 12:00 noon Monday, wwk winless streak with the victory, Angeles (Messersmith 11-10), N the Manchester Country Club between Stan McFarland One week from Saturday - Sept. 8 - the 27th. Manchester BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mommy, Daddy, Kristin, Cin, 57;, Brock, StL, 52. happened in that game, it probably would and might have answered Houk by saying, Cincinnati (Norman 11-12) at and Dick Ottaviano will get under way at 8:30 and not 12 Open Golf Tournament will get under way at the Country TOWN OF MANCHESTER September 10,1973, and then at PITCHING (11 Decisions)— have been more than I could take.” Karen, Grandpa H E L G A “easy for you, difficult for me.” San Diego (Jones 4-3), N noon as originally scheduled. It will be an 18-hole Club. The entry list for the first of the two-day play has CONNECTICUT said place and time publicly Osteen, LA, 164, .727, 2.79; Coggins lined to Murcer for the third ..and.P.rince . . . . Stottlemyre had come up empty in nine test.,.Vinny Qements of the Giants will go into today’s already exceeded the 200 mark. Tuesday) September 4, 1973 opened, read, and recorded. One Pitch Difference Stone, NY, 8-3, .727, 3.13. out, ending the game. When did Specifications and proposal straight starts including his last one when ■The first day competition, ' , • The Board of Directors will STRIKEOUTS-Seaver, NY, Stottlemyre know it was in the bag? exhibition against Philadelphia with a 5.6 yard rushing Autos, For Sale he held Oakland hitless until the eighth in­ Padres Sued, which will be for amateurs on­ conduct a public session forms may be secured from the 4 Trucks-Tra'ctor 205; Carlton, Phi, 195. “When I saw Bobby catch the ball,” the average. The ex-UConn gridder has gained 158 yards in 28 ning and wound up losing a two-hitter, 1-0. ly, will start at 6:45. Tuesday, September 4, 1973, office of the Superintendent of pitcher said, “it’s been so long, it’s a Broke Lease attempts. .Incidentally, the GiantsLand Eagles will naeet 1970 CUTLASS — Standard 1962 SCOUT, 4-wheel drive, As Mets Stop Cards Stottlemyre, 13-13, who has been on the Part two of the Open is listed from 9 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in the Schools, Park and School strange feeling.”. twice during the regular National Football League Street, Rockville, Connecticut. transmission, good condition, with plow, powered by short end of six shutouts this season, got SAN DIEGO (AP) - A suit Monday, Sept. 10. Ralph Board of Director’s Office in asking 31,600. Call after 6, 742- General Manager Lee MacPhail visited The right is reserved to reject Chevrolet V8. Fully enclosed, ST. LOUIS (AP) - “Don’t some early runs against the Orioles when demanding 312 million dollars season...The Y Duckpin Bowling League will get off the DeNicolo, assistant pro, the Mynicipal Building to hear 8829. loss on the struggling Car­ shaken Segui said later, "but the Yankee dressing room after the vic­ any and all bids or any part radio, heater, perfect condition, ever let anyone tell you one what can you do? the Yankees nicked Jim Palther, 18-7, for from the San Diego Padres and mark Wednesday night at Holiday Lanes...Jack Redmond, reports that approximately 125 comments and suggestions 3875. 525-7479. dinals. ^ tory. Houk was waiting for him. “I told when such action is deemed in pitch can’t mean the whole “Everybody?an make a mis­ three in the fourth innjng. Palmer had won attachment of all the teams’ who annexed the Manchester town singles tennis cham­ professionals and amateurs from the public. And the defeat, coupled with you we’d win one before it was over,” said the best interest of the Board of 1966 DODGE Charger, good ball game,” St. Louis Car­ 10 straight beforcT'riday night. assets until the money is paid pionship while residing here last year, has added the East with handicaps of three or less Future sessions will be held 1965 GMC, V-6, 8’ body,-3200. the take,” he said in reference to the Yankee skipper. Education. condition, make offer. Call 742- dinals Coach Vem Benson Pulli, “but to have it happen at Bobby Murcef doubled home one of the was filed Friday by the city of Hartford town singles crown to his list of ac­ have starting timqs assigned. the first Tuesday of each month Phone 646-1523. doubleheader sweep of the “Yeah,” answered the GM, “but you Raymond E. Ramsdell 9217.. Chicago Cubs, lowered the a time like that is bad. Jones runs and scored another when Graig San Diego. The pros will be shooting for * from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m, said. didn’t say what year.” complishments. The former East Catholic High teacher- Superintendent of Schools One Diego Segui fork ball Cards’ lead to one game in the knew it was a strike.” Superior Court Judge George coach resides in East Hartford...Alex Ferguson, who has 31,000, top prize in the 33,500- and the third Thursday of each CHEVELLE 396, fouY"- AND month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 fxcellent condition, ^ w went the wrong way for the National League East. "I’ve always been told you A. Lazar granted a temporary been in football for a quarter century as a player and plus event which has been a Campers-Trallers Cardinals Friday night, and The hard-throwing Segui, have to get 'em with the next restraining order enforcing the fixture on the Country Club p.m. in the Board of Director’s many extras./Call Mobile Homes coach, will handle the Illing Junior High gridders this Office. LEGAL 'tim« 644-9002. 8 more than the outcome of the appearing a 54th time, was pitch,” noted Pitching Coach attachment—including season. One can look for an improvement in the Illing schedule every year since 1946 already in hot water with two Barney Schultz, “but you also franchise equipment, contracts except in 1962. Anthony Pietrantonio 1966 17’ SPACE Age travel game may have hinged on it. squad with the popular and well versed Ferguson 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- The out when the judgment of plate can’t give them four s tr ik e ^ r and accounts receivable-until Defending champion Jim Secretary NOTICE trailer. Reese Hitch, electric handling the reins. The Ihttef liop^k to get between 25 and Board of Directors door, power steering, power- capitalized on the disputed call umpire Frank Pulli was put to four outs.” a hearing Sept. 12 before Judge Goshdigian of Hartford will de­ brakes, good condition, 31,100. brakes. Sink, toilet, gas-electric 30 boys out for the squad, an increase over a year Manchester, refrigerator* furnace. in the 10th inning to pin a 64 the test. The Mets scored twice more SATURDAY Eli LevenSon. fend. The latter nipped Tom ADMISSION OF ELECTORS Call after 5 p.m., 644-0383. Wayne Garrett and Felix in the 10th and the C^rds once, City Atty. John Witt told a ago...Clubhouse attendant Jack Bowers at the Manchester Lupinacci in an 18-hole playoff Connecticut Excellent condition. 31,350. 2:00 (lB)''Yanks vs. Orioles, Notice' is hereby given that Phone 646-6897. \ Millan were aboard with singles but no extra inning would have W II^ '" news conference that the city is Country Club is singing the praises these days of his grand­ last fall to walk off with the 31,- Dated at Manchester, the Board of Admission of Elec- Connecticut this thirty-first day 1966 CHEVELLE 396SS, four- and Segui worked, carefully in been required except for two 2iT5 (22,30) Cubs vs. Pirates End Dolphin Streak asking the money from the son, Skip Kiro. The latter and young A1 Freheit, son of the 000 check. tors, of the Town of 1973 ATCO Trailer, 17‘/a’ in­ running the count on Cleon earlier feats. Padres for breaking a 20-year Last year’s field of 437, in­ of August, 1973. speed, 12 bolt posi rear, rebuilt 'SiOO Red Sox vs. Brewers, ,East Catholic High foQtball and baseball assistant coach, Manchester, will be in session transmission, zoom clutch, cludes hitch, spare tire, Jones to 2-2. Mets left-hander Ray Sadepkl'^ WTIC lease at San Diegb Stadium. cluding 166 pros, was the in the Municipal Building, Town mirrors, and brake control. 32,- NEW YORK (AP) - The After the defeat by York Giants face the were named to the Little League All-Star team following Ansen mag’s, and extras, 3L- The 35,-year-old Cuban survived a three-run ^ rd s 4:00 (3) U.S.Open Teitiiis biggest in history. Once again Clerk’s Office, on Saturday, 250. 649-9702. 200. Cost 32,900. Used 10 days, Washington; the Dolphins beat Philadelphia Eagles at play in New Bedfoi’d, Mass. Kiro collected two homers and Legal Notice righthander, 6-6, next came burst by fanning Lui^elendez 4:00 (8) Boxing Minnesota Vikings un­ Vic Daley heads up the Open T O \^ OF ANDOVER September 8, 1973 from 4:00 649^7934. Minnesota 19-17 in their final Princeton, N.J. At night, it will five RBI’s to win the first baseman’s star post. Both boys with a fork ball he thought and retiring KraJlmtz with ex- 5:00 (8) Wide World of knowingly began the Miami Committee. JIM GOSHDIGIAN ZONING BOARD OF p.m.' to 8:00 p.m,, for the pur­ OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, 1968, exhibition, then won 14 straight be the Detroit Lions at Coach Resigns played with East Hartford ...Hunter Safety Courses will struck out Jones to retire the Met Tommi^Agee at third, in Sports Dolphins’ ' record 23-game For the first time ever, this APPEALS Town Sedan, V-8, power 1964 INTERNATIONAL bus, regular-season games, three in Cleveland Browns, Baltimore NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale pose of admitting all persons side. the opeijin^ inning. National Football League start Sept. 19 at the VFW with Chuck Barrera and Vytau year’s Open will be on a Satur­ At an executive session of the steering* power brakes. Very excellent condition, good tires, 8:00 (22,30) Football: Lions the playoffs and were unbeaten Colts at Houston Oilers, Kansas ■ University was in t)i6 market who are found to be qualified to But Pulli called the delivery I^ve^innings later center vs. Browns unbeaten streak one year _ Chemerka in charge. New hunters in Connecrlcut must day and Monday. Since 1966 the low score either day will be Zoning' Board of Appeals of An­ good condition, asking 3950.649- be used as camper, 3750., 646- in five pre-season contests this City Chiefs at Dallas Cowboys, today for a new varsity diving be Electors of the Town of 4269. low. The next pitch, also a fork fielder Don Hahn crashed into ago, then' ended it pass the test before being eligible to apply for a license. Open was staged on a Sunday declared the^winner. No player dover, Conn., held on August 22, Manchester. 3248. bail, was slammed up the mjik^ the wall and held an Agee blast year, including a tie with the New York Jets at New Orleans coach to replace Ward and Monday. may compete both days. dramatically Friday night. Chicago Bears, before being up­ O'Connell. 1973, it was voted that: The The Qualifications are as 1965 PONTIAC LeMans, 326, 3- die to break a 3-3 tie an^-4end that would have scored the Saints, Pittsburgh Steelers at Holiday Weekend Racing Besides Goshdigian, other From all indications, and 1973 TRAVEL Trailer .15’, SUNDAY The Vikings stunned the end^ by Minnesota. 'The university announced following variances to the follows; Applicant must be a speejd on floor, new clutch, the Mets— on theirx.__>------w ^ ' fourth Cards run. Green Bay Packers. St. Louis well-known pros who will com­ with favorable weather, sleeps 4, gas range and heater, 2:00 (18)’ Yanks vs. Orioles, Super Bowl champions 20-17 on In other NFL exhibitions Friday O'Connell had resigned Part two of Riverside Park’s triple ^ crown is listed zoning regulations be granted. U nit^ States citizen, eighteen rebuilt transmission, good con­ New-Close out. 31.200. W.H. “I couldn’t tisH'eve it,” Tug McGraw, 2-6, was the WINF Cardinals at Chicago Bears, pete included former tour PGA between 425 and 450 players are Fred Cox’ 25-yard field goal at Friday night, the Denver Bron­ after six years at Yale to tonight, a 150-lap feature. Stafford Speedway will go with a Copies of the variences have, (18) years of age, be a resident dition, 3375, 643-8967. Pl|uss, Route 6 & 44A, Bolton, winning p itc l^ in relief. and San FrancisCo 49ers at regulars Dick Stranahan, Ed expected to tee off. 2:10 (8) Mels vs. Cards the final gun in their nationally cos edged the Buffalo Bills 16-14 become head swimming coach regular show tonight and then a 200-lap feature Monday been filed in the office of the in the Town of Manchester, and Conn, Oakland Raiders. Rubi and Bob Crowley. Ronnie 3:00 (3) U.S.'Open Tennis televised exhibition game and the Los Angeles^ Rams In a Sunday night game, the at San Francisco State. He night. The winner has been^sured a $3,000'Check...Have a Town Clerk, Town Office take the oath prescribed by law. AUSTIN American —1968, good 3:00 (22) Red Sot| vs. Friday night, handing the trimmied the San Diego coached TJ.S. teams in the 1967 nice holiday weekend. - (Red) Smith, a local product, Building. Dated at Manchester this 1st condition, low mileage. Call TRAVEL trailer, 30’ fan luxury Knights Upended Brewers, WTIC, New England Patriots will and now a teaching pro in New liner, late 1972, completely Dolphins their first setback (3iargers 30-17. entertain the Washington World University and the 1971 No. 108 John J. and Frances day of September 1973, 649-0692. ^ BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The since the neXt-to-Iast exhibition York, will be back as well as LEGAL JH. Gaudino, Spencer St., Board of Admissions equipped and ready to go. Bridgeport Jets came from Nine more pre-seasbn games Redskins. Pan-American games. Beautiful condition, 36,200 firm. game of the 1972 pre-season all-time champion, Henry Manchester, Conn. Variance in Chester F. Bycholski 1964 CHEVY II, 2-door coupe. behind with two fourth quarter will be played today. In an 644-0255 or can be seen at 170 MONDAY campaign, a 27-24 loss to the Bontempo. The latter gained no NOTICE rear yard and side yard Selectman V-8, standard transnnsion, touchdowns after blocked punts afternoon contest, the New The Manchester Library Kelly Rd., South Windsor. 1:30 (22) Red Sox Washington Redskins. less than four Open titles. requirements at Lot 443 & 444 Irene R. Pisch good condition. Call 643-8876. to defeat the Hartford Knights, Board will hold a public hearing Orioles, WTIC Foreman .Stops Leading amateurs who will Lake Rd. Selectman 19-17, Friday in the Atlantic 3:.30 (3) CHO Golf on the question of closing the 1970 BUICK Estate Wagon, take part include Fred Kask, Andover Zoning Board Mildred M. Schaller Coast Football League opener West Side Branch. many extras including air- 8: IS (22,30) Dodgers Bill Brew, Sam Petrone, Dick of Appeals for both teams. C ia n ir^ The hearing will be held in Selectman conaitioning. Radial tires, Motorcyclea-BIcycles 11 Roman in First MeskilL Woody Clark, Stan Stephen F. Willard, the Anna Caroline French Edward Tomkiel excellent condition, 47,000 HlllnskI and Erv Kennedy. The Secretary Town Clerk miles. Asking 32,400 or best EXPERT bicycle repairs, all latter three are home club Junior Room of the Mary Cheney Library, 586 Main offer. Call after 6 p.m., 872- .makes, models and speeds. TOKYO (AP) — George Foreman’s battering ram products. 4591. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, punches took only two minutes to reaffirm his hold on the Starting times are being Street, on September 5th at 7:30 P.M. Manchester Bicylce Shop. 649- professional world heavyweight boxing title Saturday, but controversy accepted at the Pro Shop. The NOTICE 1966 CHEVROLET Impala con­ 2098. flared over whether the real knockout punch came with vertible, 8 cylinder, clean. 3450. challenger Joe "King” Roman'sitting on the floor. TOWN OF MMKHESTER. (KINNECTMNIT Phone 646-5923. MOTORCYCLE insurance, REMODELING CONSULTANTS come to us for good rates. Just I "That did it. I was groggy when I got up,” Roman said about a NOTICE WATERS SEWER DEPARTMENT 1967 DODGE Polara, four-door* INC. 5 minutes of your time. Call right hand punch to the head he took after being floored after 1:10 Legion Bows The Town of Andover wishes to POSITION VACANCY hardtop, in excellent Crockett Agency, ask for Betty of the first round of the scheduled 15-round fight. sell two lots in the Lake Area. mechanical condition. Original or Louise. 643-1577. LEWISTON. Idaho (AP) - A Black arid White He went down again 20 seconds later, took an eight-count, and Lot No. 250, Lake Road and Lot owner. 3695. Mr. Gordon, 649- charged Puerto Rican team LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Modernize with then was knocked out by a vicious right uppercut to the jaw at the. No. 542, Mathleson Drive. Any 5306, after 6 p.m., 643-5314. 1971 -TRIUMPH Bonneville - swamped West Hartford, all sizes. . . NASCAR MODIFieOS two-mlnute mark of the first round. bid tor the two lota of less than $9,817.60-$10,212.80 slock, 650cc, 3950 or best offer. the professionals Describing'the controversial action, referee Jay Edson of Conn., 10-3 Friday night in se­ CjjASSIC 1962 Corvair converti­ Call after 5:30. 646-1917. . 2L0aTHMST0SIRVEY0U! cond round play in the 1973 one. thousand five hundred ble, Spyder Monza, standard • Aluminum Siding ^^AaturdayngM 8K)0PM. Phoenix, Ariz., said Foreman, who had backed Roman to the dollars (|1500.) will not be con­ 40-Hour Woek American Legion World Series. four-speed stick shift, turbo- 1971 HARLEY Davidson. XLCH PHONE ropes and had thrown a flurry of punches, was following through sidered. Persons wishing ad­ • Free EtUmatos The Puerto Rico team scored To be in charfo of a l tostini facDitios for priinar]| and tocondary powered 6 cylinder. Many new Sportster, excellent runnins onli punch when ho hit Roman on the way down. ditional information may con­ 6 4 6 - 1 4 6 0 • Fully Insured 10 runs in the first two innings. u w s|o troatment plantt and water supply quality control Dsieciato parjs. Recently passed State in­ condition, low mileage. Call "It was not a foul,” Edson sold, adding "I am sure It was not in­ tact the Office of Selectmen spection. Asking 3125. Phone 875-6339. 649-5801 after 5:30. REBAL MEN'S s m i ; West Hartford starter Daye Dofreo In Chemistry, or two yoart' coNofo diomistry. manchutm tentional.” Telephone No. 742-7305, after 4 p.m.. 742-7998. ___ :______a------901-907 AAAIN STREET VIRNON 485 E. Middle Tpko. Manchester Calling tho fight a "ono hundred |>er cent mismatch,” Edson Francis lost his first game In 15 Liboral frinie benofitt 1973 HONDA. SL125. 600 miles, TRI-CITY plaza decisions thi? year, giving up Bids must be in the Select­ 643-2478 Membsr Msnehsstsr Chsmbsr ot Commsres StaffonI MgUtr Spaadway said the blow was unfortunate since Foretnan could easily have dpply to fe rto m e l Offica, Municipal Buidbit 41 Contor Street, GOING /o college. l966 excellent condition. Asking 872-0538 eight of the Puerto Rican runs. man’s Office by September Volkswagen Bug. Good condi­ ROUTF 140, STATFOBb SPBINOS, CONN won without It. ■ . Mandiostar, (kmnectkut 0M40 by September IS, 1973. 3525. Before 5:30. 646-4567 after 10th., 1973. tion. Phohe 643-0643. 646-7489. Ask for Steve.. i PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Sept. 1, 1973 IT- Motorcfclt-Blcyclu 11 Bulldlng-Contnoting 14 Htip WanHd Help Wanted 45 Houaehold Qoo^l 51 MANCj!lST_ER EVENIWG HEBALpi MaiKtoter.-Cnn.. S.l . ..j.!.) , im 35 ______H dip Wanted . 36 ■35 Artlclea lor Sale O ut orTowfl: Houaea For Sale 72 Houaea For Sale PAGE ELEVEN For Rant 72 IM fLim I u, Sb I, 73 Oia M Kwn-fm s ih MASON — Plastering, brick FREE ’TOYS — tVee Christmas CARPETS - Wholesale to you DANDY Duplex - Wall-to-wall 6f ______75 O ut of Tbw n-For Sale 75 1968 YAMAHA 350, very g RNs-LPNs. All shjfU - Full­ DARK rich, clean loam, 5 carpet, two bedrdoms, heated MANCHESTER - Very large condition, |300. Phone M7-» laying stone laying and con­ time and parbtime. Excellent In your free time. Demonstrate at our warehouse. The Carpet POUR ROOMS 50 Birch Street, MANCHESTER - 102x632’ AA yards, $23.50 plus tax. Graveh appliances, parking, washer- i l f i couple, no ANDOVER — Four-room Contemporary Raised Itench, 3 TOLLAND — Attractive 8-room crete. New and old. Pree es­ fringe benefits. East Hartford toys for Friendly. Call Cathy sand, stone, poo! and patio Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., Drive By zone wooded lot. Asking $13,900 Irhmediate Openings dryer, $165. 41-8, Homefinders chidran. Call 649-6987. apartment, heated. Phone 742- bedrooms, formal dining room, These Blest Buys over the long Raised Ranch on 1.2 acre HAPLEY Davidson. 1948, pan timates gladly given. E. Convalescent Home, 745 Main 684-3859. sand, 643-9504. Manchester. 6438568. .O' $20 fee., 549-6980. ' rthe Helen D. Ckile, Realtor, MLS, $25,900 7M1, or 742-7402. English pub, very beautifully weekend, then call us to in­ wooded lot. Nicely landscaped head, super show bike, com­ Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. St., East Hartford. FOR WEAVERS, 643-6666. with brick front walk and much RN’»-LPN’s-Full-tim e, part THRp-BEDROOM, first floor ^pointed inside and out. Jason M C UB ES pletely chopped,.31" over SCREENED loam, gravel, LANE Contemporary Walnut MANCHESTER. - Jefferib apartment. In newer two- BOLTON Bonanza — Carpeted spect. Call early however. planting. Dining "L” with a springer, $2,200 firm. Call 1-763- NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - FULL OR Part-time door-to- time. Accepting applications on cocktail table, converts to L- Brooks Agency, M7-1632.- No tX T M LOT LOOM FIXERS & process^ gravel, sand, stone, Apartment, 1 bedroom, walPto- y. A ppliances, air- one bedroom. Modern calls 1 to 6 p.m. TTiese are a select group of TOLLAND— 2,3 Acres building Remodeling, repairing, ad­ door sales with a group. Must all shifts (no rotations). and fill. George H. Grlffing, An­ snshape or vertical position. listing,, and will generate lot, Merrow Road. T.J 5'A-room Ranch with base­ I '______:____ Modem air-conditioned facility. wall carpeting, dishwasher, c " ".F' carpeting, appliances, air, dishwasher, ditions, rec rooms, porches and be 16 or over. Transportation dover, 74?-7888. ^Ixcellent condition, $25. Call parking, $160. 43-13. Manchester . much Interest. ’They are all Crockett, Realtors, Tolland of- ment. Lot 100x179’ treed. Ad­ HONDA 450, 1971, new top end roofing. No job too small. Call rovided. $1.85 hourly plus Burnside J^onvalescenf Hinne, MACHINE OPERATORS ;tor 7 p.m., 742-9971. appliances, and sliding glass deposit required. fice,..875-6279. doors to private porch, $185 M3 5838 occupancy. Homefinders, $20 fee.. M9-6980. recent listings, and are Mdrooms upstairs, IVa baths. ditional treed lot 150x250’ in­ Job, new crank shaft. Excellent 649-3lft. Ponus and incentives. Call 64A- 289-9571, East Hartford. Hours: Alternating 1st & 2nd shift TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for I IMMACULATE Downstair^ has a Very .cozy 8147. 643-1440, 647-1342. ’ properly priced. For your con­ cluded in price. Oh two roads. condition, $800. Phone Tom, or straight 2nd covering jawns^shrubs, etc. 20 KENMORE Washer, 3 cycle, 2 STORRS — One to two Cape Cod with all large BOLTON Residential zone family r6om finished in old 647-1018. CARPENTRY -«flepalrs, ELDERLY Gentleman wanted years old, $125. Norge dryer, 6 venience following are the,ad­ Near Andover Lake or straight 3rd cents per pouhoN872-9()32, 872- POUR ROOMS; second floor, MANCHESTER Gardens — 2- bedrooms, carpeted, air, rooms, living room, dinl^ wooded lot, close to lake, $2,600. barn board and burlap remodeling, additions, roofing. SALES CLiERK — Mature* 3-4 nights for dishwashing. App­ 6587. o years old, $75. Fountain, $100. dresses: W. J. Barcomb Realtor, 644- ly Cavey’s Restaurant, mor­ centrally located, stove In­ bedroom duplexes, lots of lawn, appliances, parking, yard, laun­ room, huge kitchen, 3 accented by an English style KRITH 1972 HONDA, CL350, 6,300 Call David Patria, South Wind­ woman, full-time. Five day Call 649-6984. . ■ 8000.. brick fireplace. A fourth miles, Douglas Motors, 345 sor, 644-1796. week, closed Mondays. Selling nings. 45 East Center St. We will train qualified applicants cluded, no children or pets quiet neighborhood. Walk to dry facilities. From $120 to bedrooms, wall-to-wall 282 SCHOOL 8T. REAL ESTATE TAG SALE — Suhday, Monday, "Jjd^e-aged couple preferred! shopping. $169 monthly includes $1y0. 43-10. Homefinders, $20 carpeting, recreation room, bedroom or study and a laundry Main Street. experience preferred. Shoor Apply: Company. Paid Benefits September 2nd, 3rd, noon to 6 RED sofa, complete double Lovely, tree surrounded 3 SOUTH WINDSOR - Birch Hill 649-1922 646-4126 FEMALE, full-time, 5 to 12 649'8733. heat, hot water and parking. fee., 549-6980. enclosed porch, 1(4 baths, gar­ are also downstairs. Large gar­ WES ROBBINS carpentrj Jewelers, 91? Main St., p,m. Furniture, small bed, hospital bed, desk, 8 h.p. room Cape. Garage. $25,fk)0. Area. One acre plus, $11,000. age. Many extras. Principais remodeling specialistst. Manchester. midnight, for counter work. Superintendent, 6464)0i90. age, treed lot. ’This home must appliances, toys,' household mower, electrical suppltes, < COVENTRY—Six rooms, heat, Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632, only. Low 40’s, 872-4815. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Good pay for ambitious person. Chen6iy Brothers, Inc. many odds and ends. Sunday Apartments.— East be seen to appreciate quality. 38 PORTER 8T. No calls 1 to 6 p.m. .33 rfC Cooper Hill Street Items, iskls, sleds, much more, Middle Turnpike, 4(4 room' MANCHESTER - Large 3 hot water. Quiet neighborbood. VERNON — Drive by. 14 Serv/CM O lte n d 12 built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, NURSE’S Aides — full-time, Steady work. Apply in person 56 Deerfield Lane, South Wind­ and Monday, 54 Hudson Street, Now priced at only $36,500. Majestic Colonial with 2-car Warren Avenue, than call to in­ 649-3446. C J’s, 273 Broad. S tre e t, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Townhouse. I'A baths, all bedroom apartment, will $200 plus security. Phone 742- garage. Spacious, gracious BRICK CAPE part-time, all shif||s, sor. 6435797. accept singles. Available im- 9880; 742-8989. . - . VERNON - 8 acres, one mile spect this clean oversized Cape, experienced desired. Apply In Manchester. Tel. 643-4141 appliances, two alr- FRECHETTE & MUTM rooms. Established ODD JOBS -r Moving •> . conditioners, carpeting, heat from Route 44, 3 miles from Oversized, with 8 large on a generous sized lot. Above appliances etc. to the dump, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - person. East Hartford Con­ GARAGE SALE - Wednesday 047-0098 neighborhood combining both Route 15, $15,500. Jason Brooks rooms, featuring 4 bedrooms, ground swimming pool, range new homes custom built, valescent Home, 745 Main St., PORTER — Part time, days. Mualfal Inatrumenta 53 hot water, storage, patio, sound cellars and attics cleaned. to Saturday, August 29 -. ■> ------proofing: Basement garage Bualneaa Locatlona- prestige and convenience. Agency, 647-1632. No calls 1 to 6 living room, dining room, and refrigerator will stay. Landscaping and tree work. remodeling, additions, rec East Hartford. Apply in person, Vernon Lanes, September 1st. Different items For Rent p.m. Aluminum storms and screens. rooms,- garages, kitchens Route'83, Vernon. HAMMOND spinet From $195 to $230. Call Charles. 67 MANCHESTER - Mid 50’s. Lovely hand wrought iron kitehen with all conveniences 528-8649. each day, 69 Meadow Lane, 102, excellent com' Pontlcelli, M9-9M4, 646-0800. Executive home, located high work in treed and shrubbed built-in, and gorgeous family Priced to sell immediately in remodeled, baUi tile, cement HAIRDRESSER wanted — ANDOVER — 93 acres, 3,600’ Manchester. 6430430. ( MANCHESTER — 100,000 on hill with lovely view of Hart­ rear yard. room with fireplace. All this low 30’s. Belfiore Agency, 647- SHARPENING Service - work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Experienced preferred. SWIMMING pool installers, -road frontage. All buildable. 10 1413. experienced, or will train. General^ Factory 458 MAIN Street — Three-room V IL U 6E R square feet, will divide. ford. Many features such as on a beautifully landscapd lot Saws, knives, axes, shears, tial or commercial. Call 64^ Excellent working conditions. GARAGE SALE — Labor Day Suitable for manufacturing and minutes to Manchester' Jason 4291. LuJon Salon of wauty, 643- Sabrina Pools,. Route 44-A, PANTHER portable organ, apartment, heat, $130. Security fireplaced living room, formal 42 8TR0N0ST. near Bolton Lake. A must to skates, rotary blades. Quick weekend, 135 daily. Furniture, very good condition, $300. Har^ APARTMENTS warehouse. 1-2231206. Brooks Agency, 647-1632. No 1939. Coventry, 742-7308. Apply Personnel Office Family qjjjjj. Call 6432426, 9-1' dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2(4 Deposit on this one, but we’re see at,only $37,900. Wanted-Real Estate 77 service. Capitol Equipment tools, lots of goodies. Kinney mony electric guitar, 2 pickups, Five-rp.om, 2-bedroom baths, central air, carpeting^ not sure of the financing. So . calls 1 to 6 p.m. Co., 38 Main.St., Manchester. Rd., Hebron. Follow sign at townhouse, wall-to-wall 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, Boottng-Sldlng-Chlminy 16 FABRICATION lead man. WANTED - Woman for hollow body, very good condi­ MANCHESTER — Executive -large family room, double gar­ clean you carl literally eat off SELLING your home or Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. Center. tion, $55. 643-8634. carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ office, etc. $160. Call 6432426,9- age; Immediate occupancy. HEBRON — 145 acres, open ^ R E A LE S C O 7:30-9,' Saturday, 7:30-4. 6 « - ' Printed circuit board manufac­ housecleaning, own transporta­ townhouse, 1500 square feet 5. the cellar floor! Plastered fields and rolling woodlands, acreage? For prompt friendly tion, one full or tWo half days, Halo Rd ditioners, appliances, heat Sentry Real Estate, 289-4331. Realtors , 6436628 7958. ROOFING and roof repairing, turer has an opening for an M ancho ster formal dining area, 2 huge walls, front-to-back living adjacent to state park. 1,50q’ service, call Louis Dimock Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. experienced man in set-up of Andover. Call from 14 p.m., Wanted to Buy 55 bedrooms, l ‘A baths, fireplace, and hot water, 1(4 tiled baths, Realty, 649-5823. 6 4 4 -1 9 8 1 MANCHESTER 10,000 square MANCHESTER — Immediate room, private sear porch, 2- frontage includes large 1700 ODD jobs, paneling, household template roiiting or related 742-5050, 742-7000. includes heat, appliances, washer and dryer hookup, car garage. May or may not restorable Coloniaf Call* BIDWELL Home Improvement procedures. Must be able to An equal opportunity employer PANT WANTED — Antique furniture, carpeting. Full private base­ patio. No pets. feet industrial space. Fully occupancy, centrally located, 7 BOLTON — New Listing, 60’ ALL CASH for your property repairs, carpentry. Call 649-V sprinklered, loading docks, of­ room oversized Cape, 3-4 have cleared financing. Call, Warren E. Howland, Realtors. U&|1 built. Raised Ranch, 2 4594. Co. Expert instafiation of read blueprints and use WOMAN w anted for pot SALE glass, pewter, oil paintings or ment. $330 per month. Paul W 643-1108. / within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, aluminum siding, gutters and measuring equipment. Apply to washing and general help. Good other antique items. Any quan­ Dougan, Realtor, M3-4535. Call 649-7620 fice area. Hayes Agency, 643 bedrooms, living room with we’ll tell you if we know. baths, acre treed'lot, top 'condi- instant service. Hayes Agency, Wholesale. Men’s and Boys’ 0131. ^ fireplace, open stairway, wall- ^ ^ M 6 ,9 0 0 . Hayes Agency, CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ trims. Roofing installation and Multi Circuits, 50 Harrison wages, free meals included. tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, 147 PARKER ST. Reaort Property-For Sale 74 646-0131. . repairs. 649-6495^ 875-9109. Must furnish own transporta­ Pants from famous mfg. 165 Oakland astreet. to-wall carpeting, kitchen with ages, additions, repairs, small Street, Manchester or call 6 ^ MANCHESTER - Three- Colohial Cape with 5 garages. 3800. tion. Call 64^5313. CANDY stand attendant — also BABYSITTER wanted 6:30 ^lesman’s samples. 100% bedroom apartment includes MANCHESTER 4,0()0 plus dishwasher, disposal, formica WE WILL buy your house for jobs. Free estimates. Call usher. -Apply, in person. State a.m. - 12 noon, rpy home or Polyester double knit square feet store-building for counter tops, etc. Large dinette Ideal for . the tradesman. COVENTRY LAKE, five room Itephen Martin, 646-7295. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, ANTIQUE furniture, glass, everything In renovated man­ CONVENIENTLY located, 2- summer cottage, pine paneled, cash. Call anytime, Hutchins roofing, storm windows, aw^ MATURE Women wanted to Theater, Manchester. ^ yours. North end. Call 6431193 FLARES AND CUFFED round oak tables, cast iron toys, lease. Huge paved parking off kitchen with lots of win­ Priced to seli. SET-UP MAN wanted for after 5. sion. $235 per month. Paul W bedroom apartment, second fireplace, nice treed lot, $12,- CRYSTAL LA K E-W ater­ Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. nings. Quality workmanship, department engaged in light work weekends 8 a.m.-3 p.m. in FLARES, size 34, medium collectibles of all kinds. 643-6535 Dougan, Realtor, M3-4535, 643 area. Prime location in town dows, enclosed porch, 2 full POWER Mowers, hand mowers FEMALE Assemblers, inspec­ floor in 2-family. Appliances, with highway access. Hayes baths, rec room with wet bar, 32-34 CLINTON ST. 900. Hayes Agency, 6430131. front 5-room home with rec free estimates. Fully insured. machining- operations and housekeeping department of length. anytime. y adults, no pets. Immediate oc­ SELLING your property? Call repaired, pick-up and delivery. 872-9187, 649-3417. modern convalescent home. tors, machine operators, for se­ TRAVEL AGENCY needs part Agency, 646-0131. laundry room, garage, and 5-5, two-family, recently room arid 400’ frontage on . Prompt-Reliable-Service. Call mechanics assembly work. Polyester Blends cupancy, $175, M3-9153. O ut of Town-For Sole 75 us first. We’ll buy your home Some knowledge of punch press Phone Mr. Jacobs, 646-2321. cond and third shifts, to assem­ time office help, experience Rooms without Board 50 large storage area in cellar. redecorated, newly painted. the water, plus 13 acres of^ Sharpall, 643-5305. preferred. Call ^2756. F U U S S L I U S immediately at a fair price, all desirable. Apply LaPointe In­ ble wheels for -bicycles. Little PROFESSIONAL office, Priced in 30s. For appointment Extra finish-room in attic. 2 open land. cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-l'539, ROo FING — Specializing Bike Industries, 96 Sheldon Rd., APARTMENT Furnlahed Apartmenta 84 beautiful, spacious. Excellent call owner, 6431307 or 644-8M9. GLASTONBURY - New .TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving repairing roofs, new roofs, dustries, Inc., 155 West Main MACHINISTS - First class, CUFFED FLARES THE Thompson House — Cot­ separate heating'systems. exciting Contemporary Raiseid 848-2813 Arruda Realty. Street, Rockville. An equal op­ able to set-up and work from Manchester. An equal oppor­ EXPERIENCED woman Size 34 tage St., centrally located, RENTAL OFFICE exposure. First floor, all No agents. Assumable 7% mortgage. large appliances, cleaning gutter work, chimneys, cleaned tunity emplbyer. wanted for counterwork, part- TWO ROOMS, bath, stove, facilities, parking. Reasonable Ranches. Minnechaugh Moun­ and repaired. 30 years portunity employer. blueprints. Paid medical, life large, pleasantly furnished We have a large variety of WOW! CASH Buyer for B or C Zoned cellars, attics. Also will buy insurance, top wages, 50 hours. time. Apply Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak MEN’S FLARE JEMS refrigerator,' heat, hot water. rent. M9-1680, M9-3M9. tain area. Woodhaven Drive. and sell used furniture. 64^ ^experience. Free estimates. rooms, parking. Call 6432358, U01UX6 ono 8nd two-bedroom Apply Marlow’s,. 867 Main Manchester Top quality construction, lots. Immediate sale. Merritt PUNCH PRESS operator — Spencer Machine Corp., 757 Street, Manchester. Size 28, 29, 30, 34 for overnight and permanent 45 VILU6E ST. Agency, 6431180. 1775. Howley, 643-5361. Some straight legs size 3336. apartments and townhouses Street. STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 choice treed lots. High 60’s. v ^ v e r t o h some die setting experiehce Croodwin Street, East Hartford, APPLICATIONS guest rates. YOUR DREJM HOME 3room older home on a verti- 528-9315. WAREHOUSEMAN ^ Flannel shirts, size 15V4, throughout Manchester.- Ren­ square feet. Stock Place, rear. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. TWO handymen want variety of ROSSI Roofing, siding, necessaiw. LaPointe Industries, are being taken for tal office open daily from 35 EAST Hartford Honey — Fur- ble PARKLIKE yard! 2-car IF YOU have one acre lot Inc.^ 155 West Main Street, Manchester warehouse needs Boy’s Jeans & Dress Pants, GENTLEMAN only, large Attractive rental. Call 522-3114. Why not select all the things jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ chimneys, ^gutters. Free es­ experienced, full-time hished one bedroom.' garage, newer heating, COVENTRY - $26,500 for this around Manchester area, either Rockville. An equal opjxirtunity NOW Hiring — Full and part- good reliable people. Excellent Size 14. room, centrally located. other times by appointment. ’ that reflect your good taste. with view or excellent location, tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ timates, fully insured. Days, salespeople In our boys’ advancement potential. Blue Appliances, parking. 8300 SQUARE feet for 80 cents system. A true value in the adorable five-room Ranch, 3 evenings, 529-8056, Paul employer. time help. Contact Mr. Jones, Parking, phone, references. NEW HOMES IN FOREST priced between $10,000 and $11,- tics, cleaned. Reliable service. shop. Cross, CMS, fully company SUNDAY, MONDAY Economical at $25 a week. 43- per square foot including heat, high twenties. Don’t miss this bedrooms, one-car basement EAST HARTFORD - Close to Reasonable rates. 643-5305. , Cosgrove, 643-5364. at the Maintenance Dept., 4:30- Call after 5 p.m., 6431051. DWUTO ENTERPHSES, Ric: HILLS ready for your choice 000 call 646-3026, Monday 5:30 p.m., Minnechaug Golf paid. For interview, reply to • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 31. Homefinders, $20 fee., 543 sprinklered offices. Warren E. one. garage. Just right for the begin­ the Aircraft, 6-6 Duplex that HOUSEWIFE, free during Apply In person to Mr. 243A New State Rd., Mandietter 6980. of decor and exterior selec­ ning family. Fiano Agency, 643 through Saturday, 8 to 5 p^m. Course, 1 ^ Manchester Rd., P.O. Box 1049, giving brief LARGE furnished room for Howland, Realtors, M3-1108. has been used as a rooming LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Heating-Plumbing 17 evenings, to attend public Patriquin, Youth Centre, details of past work history. . 20 Milford Road tions. SSRAniCTARD. 2677. meetings'in South Windsor and Glastonbury. gentleman, student or working 646-1021 house, 2-car garage. Priced to lawns mowed, trees cut and Manchester Parkade, Experience and inexperience COMPLETELY furnished 3- 7600 SQUARE Feet, truck dock, Built by Ansaldi. Plastered B O m Heating and Plumbing to report news of that town for Manchester man. Near Center, 647-1145 Information. sell at $36,900. Vacant. T. J. Haul out your odds and ends, they’l jremoved. Cellars and attics Manchester, Conn. peple will be considered. room apartment, newly sprinklered, heavy floor load. COLUMBIA—6 room Ranch, 2- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. cleaned. Free estimates. Call — Prompt, courteous service. The Herald. Reporting MALE and female help wanted days, 649-6896 evenings. walls, quiet residential bring you a profit thru Want Aib. for new pizza shop. Flexible THREE Spacious rooms, se­ redecorated. Available im­ Warren E. Howland,' Realtors, MERRITT AGENCY neighborhood. TV antenna, 2 car garage lot 108x300, 643-6000. Call 643-1496. experience helpful', but not cond floor, in pt-ivate home, all mediately. Parking available. beautiful in-ground cement necessary. Phone Alex Girelli, hours. Will train. Please apply DENTAL Assistant — WOMAN wanted to share my M3-1108. Realtors 640-1180 air-conditioners, refrigerator • in person or call for appoint­ Experienced preferred. Busy OUTD(X)R SALE - 104 Legion utilities included. Available Phone M31287. swimming pool, many Atras. TREE Service — (Soucier) NO JOB too small. Immediate 643-2711. FALL SHIFT - 8 a.m. to 2:45 five-room house, located on bus will stay. Immediate occupan­ 39 mill tax rate. Please call ment, 742-7000. The Pizza p.m., 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., 6:30 downtown Hartford practice. Drive, Country View line. Please call 643-0406. September 15. tfl50. Career BOLTON NOTCH - By I-M, Trees cut, building lots cleared, service on service calls. FYee Call 5231777. woman, no children, no pets. FURNISHED double — heated, cy. Russmar Realty 649-9659 or 228- CAB DRIVERS— Part-time for Place, Route 44A, Coventry. p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Women for Apartments, Rockville. Hand­ across shopping center, 1-86 EVERYBODY LOVES trees topped. Got a tree estimates gladly given on References, .security. M37774 appliances, parking, fenced close, beautifully paneled MANCHESTER - Priced right 9234. problem?'n? Well W( worth phone heating or ^umbmg. Faucets evenings and weekends. Also, light assembly of toys. Sitting, made household items, from $1- ROOM WITH kitchen at $33,900! Bentley School. Neat BOLTON CLEANING woman, one half must be skilled, fast and ac­ ACCOUNTING Clerk - To $30. September 1st, 2nd, 9 a.m.- after 3 p.m. yard. It’s yours for $150. 435. modern 4,000 square feet, call, 7 4 2 ^ , repaired or installed. Water full time driver needed for privileges, centrally located, 14 ' Homefiiiderd; $20 fee., 549-6980. ^nd clean 3-bedroom Colonial, Ten-room Colonial Cape with OUR SERVICE! Manchester area, 12-9 p.m. day a week. Responsible curate with hands. Men to run process daily loan activity, 4 p.m. Rain date September 8, Arch Street. suitable offices, showrooms, ( 9 • * pumps worked on. Complete banking experience required. $3 DELUXE 2-bedroom . plus storage buildings on 4 IVz baths, fireplace, double gar­ a plethora of features and '' Glastonbury heating„ OTstems, rec rooms, shift. You must have a good excellent pay, own transporta­ ovens, pack and clean shop. K •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• age. Inspect today! LaPoll extras on about 1% acres of CALL tion. Call 644-iB872 evenings. Apply in person, Kage Co., 91 hourly, hours 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Townhouse, 1(4 baths. Includes Houses lor Rent 85 aicres. Commercial, industrial. etc.StC Oall*C3 M & M Plumbing St driving record and be reliable. Apartmenta For Rent 63 Company Realtors, W9-1030. sun, shade and satisfaction. 2- East Hartford Cab, 107 Bum- Elm Street, Manchester, 3rd. Pleasant Manchester office, COMBINATION stroller, hi- carpeting, heat, appliances, air- Don’t hesitate to call no matter Heating, 649-^1. free parking. Reply in writing conditioning, and full private car garage, 2 full baths, 2 ALL BRICK , CERAMIC side Ave., East Hartford. SHORT order cook; full or part- 'floor. chair and carriage. Excellent WE HAVE customers waiting BOLTON Notch, 3-room coun­ how little or how much space COKfTEMPORARY Ranch, 12 .. New 3bedroom brick dutch < • HALL/HARTFORD time, experience not necesMry, to Mr. Spiers, Ckillateral Con­ condition. Best offer accepted. basement. per month. Paul try home, newly remodeled. 1- you require. 1-223-4460. Only if fieldstone fireplaces. Antique SEWERLINES, sink , lines, trols Corporation, P.O. Box for the rental of your apartment acres, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, ;; Colonial. 3 baths, beamed 21 TOILANOTPKL will train. Howard Johnson SPRAY PAINTER-Appliance Call 6431193 after 5. W. Dougan, Realtor, M3-4535, 223-4480. Only if no answer call no answer, 521-7373. shop and horse stall on O f A lT p I ? ' TILE cleaned with electric cutters, FULL-TIME positions for fur­ 1430, Manchester, (^nnecticut, or home. J.D. Real Estate 6431021. beamed ceiling, garages, view. I • first-floor family room with' ’ OiM Ca /f by professionals. McKinney niture and appliance salesmen, Restaurant m Tolland Tpke., manufacturer is in need of Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 521-7373. . Hutchins Agency, M9-5324. premises. Corner of Rt; 85 and D. SHABAN, Realtor Manchesterry^ painter on the first shift. 06040. TAG SALE — Furniture, tools, 122 EAST CENTER Street - ! I pegged oak flooring, % acre I • 848-1141 Do m It A IIL Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ 5-day work week. Saturdays School Rd. Horse lovers take ; ; wooded lot. Two fireplaces.;; pany, 643-5308. and nights included. Apply W. S wages and benefits. Apply children’s clothing. Northwood TWDBEDROOM Apartment in MANCHESTER - 9(4 room New first-floor office space, notice! We specialize in ceramjc tile, Manchastar renovated mansion. Includes convenient location, ample FIYE-RGOM Ranch. Two II Drive by 236 Minnechaugh'' T. Grant Co., Manchester COCKTAIL waitress for Personnel Department, The Apartments, 555 Hilliard Executive Colonial, 2(4 baths, bedrooms, all aluminum slate, flagstone and quarry weekends. Call 872-3381, ask for Iona Company, 6 Regent Street, CLERK-TYPIST Street, Manchester. Near everything, plus a fireplace, parking, on bus line. Will sub­ ;; Drive. $M,5oo. • ;; F R ^ K SCOTELLA Plumbing, Parkade. NOW RENTING top residential neighborhood. exterior. Excellent condition. 3room Ranch on 2 acres of tUe. For complete bathroom SlupL,qr Kathy. Manchester. Minimum 2-year office Adams Street. September 1st. $235 per nionth. Paul W. Call for details, Hayes Agency, divide to fit your needs, 643 repairs, remodeling, new work. ______^ ______- The New Dougan, ReaRor, M3-4535, 643 Garage and appliances. Ideal land. 7 additional acres remodeling, We’U handle all Free estimates. No job too DID YOU know that most of experience desired. Paid Blue and 2nd. M6-0131. ■ 1180. ; I WARREN E. HOWLAND:: Striving Today Cross, CMS, life insurance. HOMESTEU PARK VILUGE 1021. starter or retirement home. available. Notch Rd. at Bolton carpentry, plumbing and tile small. Prompt service on our representatives! are ^UPJI6lSTERER- For custom RELIABLE woman to work Price just reduced to $29,900. . Realtor 6431108' ’ shop in Hartford. Fringe part time as grocery store THE RUMMAGE Corner Thrift By Dam ato Reaort Property-For Rent 68 Center Rd. fo r a work. Expert workmanship emergency, 643-7024. women? Work the hours youy AMERBELLE CORP. COLUMBIA — Six-room Ranch, Starkweather Realty, 646-5353. %♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦/: and reasonable rates. choose in your spare tinit-Fo benefits, good wages. Call 527- clerk, days and one evening, Shop will be closed Tuesday, 1 & 2 Bedrooai Toanhoases AVAILABLE September 1st, 5 fireplace, September to June. Better Tomorrow 6439418. 104 East Main Street room, 2 bedroom, first floor SELLIN6 YOUR •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• details, call 64^13, after 5 2668, between 9-5 p.m. September 4. Reopening $250 per month. Security. COVENTRY Lake - Cottage, VERNON — Beautiful comer Call Mandevllla Rockville September 5. New fall hours: Featuring: apartment. Large yard. Stove, Lakewood Heights. Beautiful3 HENRY Street — Immaculate PROPEirTYT Flooring , ~ ig p.m. Fuller Brush. / • Sail daan ranga Russmar Realty, 1-228-9234, or treed lot surrounds this 3- SERVICE Station attendant, MATURE Woman to work part- An Equal Opportunity Tuesday,, Wednesday, refrigerator, included, $190 plus M9-9659. room cottage, sleeps 7 or 8. Call Cape Cod, 12x24 living room, (^all us. We specialize in ef­ Bolton l^ecsi ^Idtate C^ompemr^ 6 4 3 -9 6 7 8 • Laiga raWgarftor fireplace, formal dining room, bedroom Ranch. Large kitchen r e a l Estate Car^er)7-If you full-time, experienced time, all day Monday, Tuesday Thursday, 11-4, Thursday security. Call M9-5261. Mitten Agency, M3^930. ficient effective sales. We FLOOR SANDING and Employer Since 1938 wall-to-wall carpeting. Knotty with self-cleaning oven and have your liceilM orMn the preferred. Apply in person, through Friday, 132 p.m. Apply evening, 6:30-8:30. • Shag carpating 456(4 MAIN Street — Family belong to every Multiple SPECIALIZING IN BOLTON PROPERTIES Refinishing, (specializing in MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 pine rec room, treed lot, swim­ range, city water and sewer. process — and wish to earn SurwiU’s Mobil Station, 1083 , in person, Swiss Colony, • Color, co-oniinalad unit, security, older children, Apartment Bulldlnga- Lifting service in this’area! REWEAVING burns, moth older floor^. Inside and ouuide Burnside Ave., East Hartford. - room apartment, stove, For Sale ming pool. Must be seen to ^ Priced to sell at $26,900. Cantor $12,00p-and up — Call Pasek Manchester Parkade. GOLF COURSE maintenance, HEAVY overhead doors, used, • Full priwato basamonts $180. Call 6^2426, 9-5. 70 & Goldfarb, Realtors, 643-8442, BOLTON CENTER ROAD — BOLTON, CONN. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ painting. John Verfaille, 646- good condition, one door size 12’ refrigerator, references, no appreciated. Only $34,900. We have a professional ap­ 5750, 8ra-2222. Real Estate Consultants, 289- full and part-time work. Apply • Hook-ups for washor drfar 875-6244. dow shades, Venetian blinds. 7475. FUEL OIL drivers, apply 301 SERVICE Station attendant — wide 9’8” high. Two doors 10’ pets, 2233540, M9-5325. HARTFORD — Income proper­ Arruda Realty, 644-1539, Lou proach to selling homes and Phone 646-2311 at Tallwood Country Club, • Privata patios I oiilrancas THREE-Bedroom house, 41 Arruda. our sales show it! Keys made. TV for rent. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Center Street...... Ask forScotty. full time, days, apply in person, Route 85, Hebron. wide by 9’8’’ high. Call 649-4291. Dougherty Street, $250 plus ties, from 6 to 36 apartments. Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 649-5221. • Wall to shopping i schools FOUR-ROOM apartment, on&^ COVENTRY — Handyman’s Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagee 27 35 p.m. Cantohe’s Exxon, 308 utilities. Available October 1st. Prices range $20,000 to $425,000. delight. Two-bedroom Ranch DRIVERS for school buses, West Middle 'Tpke., TAG SALE — Movingdng west, Model Apta. Open car garage, all uilities paid. Many to choose from. Jason MANCHESTER — New listing, BELFIORE AGENCY kUTOMOTIVE CARPENTER wanted, full­ Dally . 1 2 ’HI Dark Call Pat Huffman, 742-6955. spacious 2-family, central loca­ REALTORS ^647-1413 with aluminum siding. Jason STUMP Removal — (Soucier).. MORTGAGES, loans first se­ hours 7:30-8:45 a.m. and 2:13 Manchester. time. Must be experienced in must sell11 everything. SiSunday, $200 monthly. Located on Brooks Agency, M7-1632. No Unsightly stumps, chipped out, 3':30 p.m. Will train, good pay. M if Csnpmt St . tion, double garage, bus line, PS. WE HAVE MANY Brooks Agency, 647-1632. No cond, teird. All kinds. Realty cvsTomiissomcE trim and have tools and 10-5 p p.m., r , 33 Proctor Rd., Florence Street, Itonchester. APPLIANCES equipped, three- calls 1 to 6 p.m. calls 1 to 6 p.m. WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE neatJtly W and economicaUy: 742- statewide. Credit rating un­ Apply now for September. Call MAN wanted mornings for Manchester. ,iH West M M k Tpkt. Call 644-8896 or M3-2282. $39,500. Hayes Agency, 6430131. OTHERS! 8252. transportation. Excellent bedroom house. Parking. Base­ necessary, Reasonable. v^Con- REIIIESainTIVE 6432414. custodial duties, 6434^. wages, 649-0773, 742-8233. Tel 6436363, 6434535 ir 6431621 ment, yard. Be the first, $180. Bualneaa . Property - For -« ■ PLEASANT four-room apart­ LEBANON — Ranch, 3 Experienced counterman to 8’ FLORESCENT Fixture, six 38-21. Homefinders, $20 fee., S ale 71 bedrooms, living room with THINK EXCAVATING, bulldozing, dy Agen( EXPERIENCED lubrication DRIVERS ,— Trailer 43watt florescent lamps, 95" ment, newly renovated, stove 549-6980. MANCHESTER - 3room CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, large and small, septic repairs work in customer service WANTED dishwasher, utility LOOKING for anything in real fireplace. Harvest kitchen, 100 (Constitutionitution fPlaza,___, Hart- department, as inside man, also service station atten­ experience, steady year ’round man for deli-restaurant. Apply long, 14!’ wide, $35. 649-7645 and refrigerator. For details BROAD Street — 100’ frontage (Colonial, with 2-car gar­ 9 room California Ranch. and installations. Mwer con­ dant full time, days. Apply work. Excellent rate and fringe after 5 p.m. estate rental — apartments, call, M7-1193. ceramic bath, % acre treed lot, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. salesman for auto parts in person. Rein’s Deli, El O ut of Towh- with a 3100 square f( 1...... Fireplaced living room, formal with large out building, $30,900. BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO , nections. L o ^ , fill gravel for Moriarty Bros., 315 Center St., benefits. Overtime. Call 6®- homes, multiple dwellings, no could add second fle age. Large kitchen, dining warehouse distributor. Camino Plaza, Route 30, Ver­ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate F o r Rent 66 dining room, modem kitchen Jason Brooks Agency, 647-1632. REALTORS-MLS 646-248r sale. Owner operator, quality MORTGAGE? - 1st, and 2nd Manchester. 4523. non.* Boata-Acceaaorlea 46 LARGE living room, fireplace, business area. F. J. Spil^ki room,' 3 bedrooms. Only with dining area, family room, work, Latulippe Bros. Inc. 6 ^ Benefits, paid holidays, vaca­ Associates, Inc. 643-5129. No calls 1 to 6 p.m. mortgages — interim financing 2 bedrooms, den, breakfast bar, ROCKVILLE — Modem 3-room Realtor, M3-2121. $28,500. -three-Jarge__be^ooms, fourth 189 West Center Street 7172. 742-9477. — ex. tion and hospitalization. Ckin- HOSTESS — Full-time position. NURSES AIDE, 12 midnight'to 15’ GLASTRON fiberglass boat newly carpeted, air- litious and confidential DENTAL Assistant — Recep­ MANCHESTER Area (Hebron) apartment, quiet area, stove, 648-2813 p o ssib le . ?i^cXr—g a ra g e . ANDOVER — 200-year-old Our office la In conatant need of new llatinga. If service, J. D, Real Estate tact Mr. Lester, 289-7906. Must be neat and personable. 8 a.ni. Excellent wager and tionist wanted for general den­ with 100 h.p. Mercury motor, conditioned, adults, M3-2316. refrigerator, dishwasher, dis­ INDUS'TRIAL Building, 8,000 Beautifully landscapd grounds. you’re thinking of telling, please call tor confidential TREE Removal — Pruning, Apply in person only, Howard benefits. Manchester Manor , skis, safety cushions. Many Modern four rooms, including Garrison Colonial. Commercial Assoc. 643-5129. tal office in South Windsor posal, completely carpeted, square feet, newer building, Marion E. Robertson, ReRealtor, or residential use. 3 income un­ spraying, etc. Fully insured. Johnson Restaurant, 394 Nursing Home, 385 West Center extras, all 6432160 after 6. heat, hot water, carpeting, FOUR ROOM, second floor Inspection and evaluation. We welcome your area. Experience preferred. appliances, storage, parking. large rooms, including heat, very good condition. Immediate 643-5953. its, 3(4 acres. Hayes Agency, Licensed. Free estimates. Bualneaa Opportunity 25 MAN for tire service, with Tolland Tpke., Manchester. St., Manchester, 646-0129. apartment near .park, bus stop occupancy. Many uses, bualnesal Remember, you deserve only the beat. So Phone 633-5345. Send resume to Box $190 monthly. 649-2871,64308K. parking area, storage, laundry A M M v e r to n 646-0131. ------^------growing tire concern. Good Manchester Herald.' 1970 16' RED Fiberform and stores. Stove and facilities. $160. M35635, M3 excellent buy. F. J. Spilecki, THREE acres, 3room Ranch, why not give us a^all: FOR SALE — fully equipped benefits and overtime. Must be WANTED — Woman or student BABYSITTER wanted. Bolton (Wikiki) boat, 115 h.p, outboard refrigerator. $150 monthly, Realtor, M3-2121. two baths, two fireplaces, gar­ CliSTOM made Draperies — CLEAN, 4 room heated apart­ 9508. HEBRON — 20 minutes to Don Jackson, Ctiarllo Undsoy, Rudy Porsico restaurant, excellent shopping married and want steady work. to babysit infant, 20 hours per Center Rd., Tuesday and Situation Wanted / 38 Johnson with trailer, $2,450. lease, security. Middle-aged ages, Florida room. $39,900. very reasonable, work Apply in perMn^ Manchester week, days. Phone 6435278. Call 872-623^after 6 p.m. ment, 643-2455. Manchester, huge U&R, four Bob Blanchard, Paul Rossatto center location. In Vernon on Thursday, 1:30 to 5:45, one couple. No pets or children, ROCKVILLE — 3rooms, $165. Houaea For Sale 72 Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. bedroom Ranch, 150x300’ park­ guaranteed. Call anytime. 649- Route 83, Only $4,300. Call Tire'ire Inc.,Ii 295 Broad Street, child. Own transportation references required. Available WILL CARE for infants,' infa FIRST FLOOR tWo-bedroom Five rooms, $150. Four rooms, like treed lot, king-sized master Owner 9 a.m.4 p.m. 643-9069. Manchester MACHINISTS - We have the preferred, 646-8224. * toddlers and children, in my ~NEW' BOATS at fall close-outs, Septemb'er 15th. Call 6431074 MANCHESTER - We are GRACIOUS, 7 room, aluminum MANCHESTER - Fantastic Thank You! following openings — Lathe, double, carpeted, stove, fenced $115. Three rooms, $110. sided Colonial, well cared for bedroom, floor to ceiling cut home days. Ca]r 649-6113. several used units. W.H. between 8:139:30 p.m. Appliances included, heat and p^roud to offer this Jarvis built five-room Ranch. 3 bedrooms, Painting-Papering 13 BUDGET won’t budge? Ease Bridgeport, vertical turret GAL FRIDAY — Good typing Preuss, Route 6 & 44A, Bolton, yard. Parking, basement, $165. 1 home. Three bedrooms, living stone fireplace. A gorgeous Private Inatructlona 32 42-39. Homefinders, $20 fee.,^ electricity extra. Two rooms, Cape, priced to sell under $30,- large kitchen, garage, lovely home. Low 30’s. Meyer, the strain with extra cash you lathe, cintimatic. The Purdy skilis and general ofiice D oga-BIrda 41 Conn. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, 00(5. Features 3 bedrooms, room, dining room, kitchen, lot, 65x300’. Owner relocating. Answer to Previous Puule J. P. LEWIS & Son custom Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, ,549-6980. furnished, utilities included, $30 Realtors, 643-0609, 6433177. MEYERS Piano and Music can earn as an Avon Represen- experience required. Respon­ no pets. Security, $125. Phone weekly. 872-0359. 7:339:30 p.m. fireplace in living room) rec family room or den. ’Three-car $30,500.' Arruda Realtors, 644- decorating, interior and tative. Make money for new Manchester, 649-(X)00. sibilities will include typing, garage. Nicely treed and Foodstuff MPkdiWWCII-1 exterior, paper hanging. Fully Studios has 7 teachers for AKC Collie puppies, champion Garden Producta i50 LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment mornings, or after 8 p.m., M3 room, equipped kitchen, one- 1539. Lou Arruda. r.iRi:i clothes, new furniture, color filing, and telephone duties. bloodline, male and female, 1265. car garage. Located within shrubbed lot. Holcombe Real i i n insured. 649-9658. piano, guitar, orgarf and drums. with refrigerator, range, dis­ VERNON - Country View 3 Small cup for Students flow being enrolled. TV. Call 289-4922. EXPERIENCED Extruder Salary cornmensurate with sables and tri’s. Available after walking distance of junior high Estate, 644-2447. MANCHESTER - New Ranch, North Coventry ACROSS experience. Call Miss Vancour, BUCKLAND Farms — Retail posal, heat and parking. $195 ' Apartments. Four large rooms, coffee Call 649-3K7 or stp in at 111 operators and equipment Labor Day. Reserve yours now. heated, stove, refrigerator. and high school. Call Mrs. 3 bedrooms, dining room, full NEW RJUSED MNGKS 1 Food fish 4 Speedster RICHARD E. Martin. Full HOUSEKEEPER for 4 school- center, corner Adams Sreet and monthly. Handy to Main St. Call MANCHESTER - New on 4 Oriental ' Center Street, Manchester. ojperator trainee. Communica­ 872-6502. garbage disposal, Dark two Smith, Jarvis Realty'Co., basement, quiet street. $34,900. 5 Press professional painting service. age children. Monday-Friday, Tolland Tpke. Farm fresh fruits 644-2427. WOODUND market, impeccable 6-room Carpeting in family room with foodstuff 6 Middle point Interior - exterior. Free es­ Open 9 a.m.-8 p.m .. tion Cable Inc. continues to and vegetables. Delicious' cars, $185 monthly, 875-6100 or Realtors, M3-1121. Hayes A gei^, 646-0131. 8 Flesh food 10:30-7:30 p.m. good pay and grow and needs good people. FREE — to good home with Cape, 1(4 baths, breezeway, fireplace, living room, dining 7 Consume food timates, fully insured. 649-4411. butter-sugar and yellow sweet MANCHESTER — Huge three 875-7186. 12 Fruit drink 8 Less PIANO instruction in piy home, benefits, driver’s license Company offers a high salary, land, female mongrel, excellent MimOR e, aluminum siding, over------i ^ ______room, eat-in kitchen, 1(4 13 Region required. Ideal job for someone DEUCATESSEN corn. Easy to serve, fun to eat bedrooms, appliances, parking, 125x152 parklike lot. An baths, king sized master 9 Superlative 166 McKee Street, Manchester, plus an extensive benefit with children. Call 646-5995 WINDHAM — 3-room apart­ O MANCHESTER - Bowers 14 Small island suffixes. T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, who wants to work for a. year out specialty. basement, yard for kids! $160. MANCHESTER - 36 Duplex, unusual offering. Bel Air Real bedroom, 2 other bedrooms, 15 Name (Fr.) Interior-exterior painting. 649-9679. program. You can choose after 6. APARTMENTS ment, off Route 32, Old Plains Cape, 4-bedrooms, fireplace, 10 Mariner's before going to school. Call 643- between a standard 40 hours or 34-21. Homefinders, $20 fee.. 3 bedrooms each side. Vinyl Estate, 643-9332. garage, level treed lot, ideal es­ 16 Appeased ^Jerm Reasonable rates. Swirled '*****••••••••••••••••••••••• 549-6980, HonMstoad Strati Rd.. wall-to-wall carpeting, laundry, 2-car garages, acre 18 Poseidon's 9145. Between 7-9 p.m. only. a four-day, 10 hour per day CLERK TOMATOES, peppers, coated steel siding, new roof. tablished neighborhood. 30’s: 11 Scatters, as 26 Perfume 40 Goes by sea ceilings our specialty. ^11643- ALASKAN Malamutes— Large cucumbers, onions, summer (On W. MHMIt Tpkt.| paneling) color matched lots. Starting at $37,900. symbol Help Wanted ■ 35 shift. Overtime is available if Full-time opening* experience boned, beautifully marked, pup­ Separate utilities, 2-car gar­ VERNON Street — 7 room Helen D. Cole, Realtor, MLS, 20 Stratagems hay 27 Rendered unfit 41 Pcesages 1949. and winter squash, carrots, ROSES are red, Violets are MANCHiSTER n a n c e s , $150., M3-1440, M7- 17 Expunger for eating 42 Merganser DISHWASHER wanted, 7 to 3 wanted. Please contact Mr. preferred. Starting rate $2.55 pies home raised for pet and age. Beautiful condition; High Split, with 2 baths, on lot 643-6666. FRECHETTE & MARTM 21 Rocky crag REGISTERED Nurses 3 Mans, beets, and fruit, 21 Angel blue, need an apartment? We’ll luUtby 100x300, with swimming pool, 22 Epochs lOLoves to 28 Condition 43 Change and 8 to 3, Monday through Carl Beyor, at Communication per hour and up, depending on show. Champion line. 40’s. REALTORS 047-9993 excess ( suffix) position Street, Manchester. y find it for you. Homefinders, UIR HOUSING CORP. patio with fireplace, fruit trees, MANCHESTER 24 Irish fuel Friday. Two Part-time pot Cable Inc., 5 Glen Rd., P.O. Box experience with one of the Guarainteed for health and ROCKVILLE - Rockland family, 26 Greek war god 23 Pictorial 29 Chief god of 44 Geraint's wife $20 fee., 549-6980. 1 and 2-bedrooih luxury 640-2813 etc. 3 bedrooms, one car gar-' riddle washers, 10-2, Monday through 1446, Manchester, Cohn., 06040. best wage schedules in the in­ temperament. $100 up. 742-7106. Terrace Apartment, Highland central location'. laVV in III l/IIVone 27 Diamond- Mem^is 46 Spanish city FRESH .sweet cider — apples, apartments. Features wall-to- 24 Size of type 31 Refuge 47 — Gam Friday. Part-tiine stock room 6434472, 6432953. dustry. Complete program of Ave., large one bedroom age. Reasonable occupancy. apartment and build equity in cutter's cup degree. Many fringe benefits. aches, pears and plums. Open T.J. Crockett Realtor, 6«-1577. 30 Interpose 25Son of Seth' 33 Rabbits 48 Paradise person, 9 to 2, six days a week, fringe benefits. ENGLISH Springer Spaniels, wall carpeting, vanity tile apartments, available Im­ other two, $46,900. Hayes Agen­ COVENTRY North, 7 room (Bib.) Veterans Home and Hospital, WANTED — Weekend atten­ rdays per week. Botti Fruit floor, 3 family house. Large 32 Injunction 38 Hidden 50 Poem GRAD STUDENTS available Monday through Saturday. Call AKC, beautiful puppies, cham­ Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd. baths, built-in oven, range, mediately. Includes heat, hot cy, 646-0131. , center hall Colonial Cape, 1(4 Exit 23, off 1-91, West Street, dants, also full-time shift yard, two children accepted. 34 Pet lamb r 5“ for painting, 4 years Meadows Convalescent Home, pion field show line. Giveaway dishwasher, refrigerator aifd .water, carpeting, alr- baths, first floor family room, 35 Muse of V r r i } $ 16 It Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571, exten­ 646-2321, ext. 52, Mrs. Kingsley. Manager position available. at $75-$100. 1-537-5734. $190 per month, heat included. MARTIN SCHOOL - 7-room prage. Excellent residential experience, fully insured. Free sions 395, 233, 248. GROCERY PICK your own tomatoes, bring Security and lease required. disposal, electric heat, 2 air condltloning, all appliances, EARLY OCCUPANCY astronomy i2~ i3 14 estimates. Call our competitors Apply Hess, Broad Street, Raised ranch 2 1/2 baths, 2-car location. Immediate occupan­ 36PeerGynt's Manchester. containers, 21 Angel Street Available September 1st. Call conditioners, glass sliding with dishwasher and disposal. then call us, 649-7034. PORTER — Full-time, mature KITTENS — Short haired, free Manchester. Private torrai'e and pool, $175., Spacious 3-bedroom garage, stone front, plastered cy, $39,900. Hayes Agency, 643 , mother 1$ It II RNs, LPNs — Part-time and individual. Excellent fringe CLERKS to good home. Phone 742-7692. before 12 noon or after 6'30 doiors, all large rooms. Full walls, appliances, city utilities, 0131. 37BackUIk full-time, 7-3, 311. Also nurses p.m., 6433553. basement storage area, ample 872-6360, 5236586. MANCHESTER - Ap­ Ranch, attractive eat-in (s|ahg) 1$ Ii ESTABLISHED painting con­ benefits, ^ p ly in person, ^ s t MACHINE operators — home Part-time openings on after­ large lot, by Ansaldi. Charles aides, experienced preferred, Hartford (Convalescent Home, appliance manufacturer is Houaehold Qooda 51 parking. Starting at $176. Han­ proximately 2.31 acres of kitchen with built-in Lesperance. 6437620. COVENTRY - Cape with 24 39 Imprudent tractors. (If it’s worth owning, full and part-time. 7-3. noon or evening shifts. Should Poultry-Suppilea 43 HUHNSIDK Avenue - Two business zoned land with 3 stove and dishwasher, 40 Painful it’s worth painting). Expert 745 Main Street, ^ s t Hartford. taking applications for light dy to shopping, schools, bus acres. ’FhlS'large 1800, 8-room 41 Wager (^mpetative pay scale.’ Also machine cmrators, on first and be available to work from 1 FRIGIDAIRE electric dryer, bednHmis, uppliam'ea,i.p«r parking, room house. Owner, 6433248. raised hearth fireplace In s r a » workmanship, spray, brush, and religious facilities. yard for kids. Special this'week' NICE Older home, lots of Cape is situated on 24 acres of 42 Smudge the best of benefits. Drop in and BUS.BOY second shifts, ^ p ly Personnel p.m.-5 p.m. or 6 p.m.-lO p.m. RINGNECK pheasants and Bob $25. Good condition. Hl-rlser 3 6432330. ___ . large carpeted living 45 Act ofshutting ■ roll. Interior, exterior. Houses Starting in raiSIDENTML Model apartment open for In­ at $125. 32-39. Iloincloincflnders, $20 privacy, rural setting. Four or beautiful woodlands and rolling ST see us. Meadows Convalescent September, weekd^s, 12-3 Department, ’The Iona Com­ Experience preferred. Apply. White quail for sale, 2239585. speed bike, alniost new, 643 room, family bath plus fields. A unique blending ol 49 Listened to painted as low as $100,643-0001. Center, 333 Bldwell St., 3TO3. spection 1>^5 p.m., Saturday fee,, 549 6980. f five bedrooms, bam and gar­ radio signals p.m. apply a t Cfsvey’s pany, 6 Regent Street, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIUA6E APTS. NEW LISTING - Like new, 7- full bath off master age. Priced to sell. Paul W. Early American style and 5T Manchester. 646-2321, 9-3 and Sunday. Other times by room Colonial, p ric^ below 51 Disencumber STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Restaurant. 45 4 East Center Manchester. Artlelea lor Sale ’ 45 bedroom, large heated Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. modern comfprt. The home is 52 Wicked s r weekdays. Street. MOTTS DENTED-'and scratched floor MAHCHESTEB appointment. IK’ONN Students t- One replacement cost. Conveniently., fireplaces, flagstone terraces, htMlnamt, np|)llances, air, wall- recreation room, lot high on a hill'with a view of the 53 Low sand hill BOOKKEEPER models.. Refrigerator as low as located on a % acre lot. In 54 Summer (Fr.) 40 concrete repairs, inside and MACHINIST — Part-time, mor­ ALUMINUM sheets' used as $200. for 14 cubic loot. W.H. to-wall cariMtt, itarklng, yard, 100x120’, shade trees, pic­ SEVEN-ROOM full dormer valley below. 60’s. Call Warren TOOL MAKER, machinisU, Experienced. Full-time. Duties One and two bedrooms. CaNi prime area, low. 40s. Owners, Cape, 3 huge bedrooms, 2 full ,E. Howland, Real^ofs, 646-1108. 55 Marries outside. Reasonably priced. nings, ’The Amerbelle Ckirpora- SHOP-RITE printing plates, .007 thick, Preuss, Route 6 St 44A, Bolton. washer dryer, 1120. 36-33. 36-r nic area, privacy, many 56 Japanese « 43 U r r milling machine operators, and. require /generat ledger, trial Near schools, churches UIR HOUSINO OORP. 6431485. baths, 9 closets, large screened 6434)651, Hon, 104 East Main Street, 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. llomefUuier’s, $20" («fee 549-6980. extras, city utilities, $86,- ouicasis lathe operators. Experience balance/ P and L sheets, stan- Phone 6432711. and shopping center, on 048-0001 in porch, garage. 200’ deep lot ELLINGTON — Large Raised 57 Diminutive of w Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry preferrM, will train right nian. dard adjiutment entry. Little CLEAN USED — refrigerators, MANCHESTER - Gracious 900. PAINTING — Interior and Passardi, 875-3325, between SUPERMARKET ranges, automatic wesners with bus line. Calf anytime. Rotart Murdooh, RmNot iuK'KVIl.I.N 3 bedrooms, with fruit trees, basement rec Ranch, aluminum siolhg, wall- Daniel o r u U Apply at Paragon Tool Com- Bike Industries, 96 Sheldon Rd,, 587 East Middle Tpke. Colonial, complete carpeting, room, fireplaced living room, exterior. Work guaranteed. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ NEWSPRINT end rolls/25 guarantees. See them at B. D. 040-0001 llrst fltHU', appllancos, garage, to-walKcarpeting, finished rec DOWN pany, 121 Adams S treet, Manchester. An equal oppor- S 4 3 2 S 2 3 wall-to-wall stone fireplace, GERARD AGENCY wall-to-wall carpeting, lovingly room, fireplace. 1(4 baths, BT u - 81 Phone 649-7159 or f-749-7163. portunity employer. Manchester, (^nn. cents each. Inquire door, Pearl's Appliances, 649 Main tiM hM il. Uwhon Jr. yard (or kids and pots. $145. 41- IBIas Manchester. tunlty eipployer. Manchester Evening Herald. carefree kitchen, 4 or 5 tremen­ «r 1431039 MU cared for, many extras. $35,^. appliances; Vi acre wooded lot. 1 St., Call'6432171. H e f l • 040-0107 I. Ilomefimlers, $20 tee., 543 dous bedrooms, $89,900. Call 2 Smell 6960. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, Many extras. $43,900. Owner, 643-1108. 6431142. iNEWSPAPCn ENTERPRISE ASSN.) / PAGE^TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Sept. 1. 1973 ■ ■- Obituaries ■\ . Rev. Fourniier Heads Mrs. Secondo Agoslinelli Martin L. Ilarlwig Conference of Churches Mrs, Antonia Agostinelli, 81, ROCKVILLE-Martln L‘. of 245 Oak Sf. died this mor­ Hartwig of Mqntgom^, Ala., ’The Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, ning at Manchester Memorial formerly of R ock^le, died Hospital. She was the wife of co-pastor of Emanuel Lutheran Friday in Montgomery. Church, has been elected presi­ Secondo Agostinelli. Mr. Hartwig was born in Mrs. Agostinelli was born Director Dies dent of the Manchester Area MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1973- VOL. XCII, No. 284 MancheBter^A C ify \/ Village Charm Rockville and lived here until Conference of Churches. T\VKNTY-KK;HT PAGES — ’rw o SECTIONS PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS Jan. 25, 1892 in Magliano moving to Alabama 35 years PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) Sabino, Italy, and came to — Movie Director John Ford, : He will fill the unexpired ago. He was a former meml^r term of the Rev. Lyman Manchester as a young girl'She of the First Evangelical who wofrfour Academy Awards was a former member of the and was described by President Farrar, who recently resigned Lutheran Church of Rockville. as co-pastor of Center. Regina DTtalia Society. ' He is survived by his wife, Nixon as "a consumate master Congregational Church to join Survivors, besides her hus­ Mrs. Mildred Hartwig. of his craft,” has djed of cancer the administrative staff and band, are a daughter, Mrs; Committal services will be at age 78. Ford, who was con­ faculty of the Lancaster (Pa.) A m alia A, G w orek of Tuesday at 11 a.m. in Grove sidered by many critics as the greatest American director of Theological Seminary. ress Manchester, classified adver­ Hill Cemetery. The Rev. . The Rev. Mr. Fournier was tising manager for The Herald; Richard Bertram, pastor of the the sound-film era, died Friday, a son, Vito J. Agostinelli of First Evangelical Lutheran at his home here. He had been installed as co-pastor of V Manchester; and three Church, will officiate. in poor health for several years. Emanuel Lutheran Church on Sept. 12, .1971. He was a grandchildren. The White-Gibson-Smail His films over a 3()-yea'r span Canadian The funeral will be Tuesday Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., is in were mostly Westerns. His 1939 member of the original task Many Major Spending at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. charge of local arrangements. film “Stagecoach” was con­ force that formed the Trains Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. sidered his greatest. Manchester Area of Conference Center St., with a Mass of the In Mrmuriaiii of Churches last fall; and has Resurrection at St. James Rev, Ronald J. Fournier been a member of its executive Rolling Bills Await Action , In loving memory of Charles W. Car- Acquitted board. |Church at 9. Burial will be in St. socowho passed away September 3,1954. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (A P )- • ■ ..‘-•'■v" James Cemetery. Time heals they !iay, Eight antjwar activists have WASHINGTON (AP] _ ;nt Nixon from pocket vetoing TORONTO (AP) - The last | appropriated by Congress. Friends may call at the . And maybe it does. been cleariSd of charges in- Congress returns from a month- thp measure while the funeral home Monday from 2 to But memories last, holdout union in the Canadian Nixon asserts the spending And so does love. yolvihg an alleged plot to use long summer' recess legislators Were recessed. rail strike ordered IJs members would be inflationary. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. , Down in our hearts, he is living yet. guns and explosives to incite Wednesday to begin its hectic The bill to curb the The House bill would give We loved him tod dearly, to ever lorget. to return to work Monday night president’s war making and Wife, Sons and Daughters rio tin g during the 1972 Storm Cuts Path year-end legislative push, and Congress 60 days to -veto a in compliance with Rupublican National Conven­ renew its battle with President money Withholding powers are Parliament’s iback-to-work president’s refusal to spend tion. A federal jury returned a Nixon over war .and spending. In the final stages of con­ congressiobally' approved unanimous verdict of innocent legislatiOh.. But there were Between now and Christmas gressional approval. Across Connecticut reports of resistance to the funds. The Senate bill would on Friday. “ They had nothing it hopes to put out major wair’ Both bills have passed both order front several locals. require the president to spend on them boys,” said juror powers, spending and pensioh the House and Senate in the money unless Congress By The Associated Press Nine in Area Gerald E. Xennett, 33. ’The said Alex Parley, of the AAA in protection bills and get at least different forms. House-Senate voted within 60 days to approve Hot and humid weather was Some workers reportedly defendants claimed all along “West Hartford. The continued to man picket lines in House approval of the foreign conferees must'woiTrout com­ the chief executive’s decision. on tap for the rest of the Labor trade bHl. that the prosecution was a temperature reached 98, a Vancouver, Thunder Bay, Ont., promises for final approval. Pass Bar Exam Day weekend after it btasted its The Senate war powers bill The House is scheduled to political plot by the government record for the day. Ond Winni|eg, which remained '/ i The.Senate Watergate way into Connecticut with hearings are expected to would limit the president’s vote Sept. 12 on overriding to tone down demonstrations Motorists in trouble also a roadblock to transcontinental thunderstorms that tore down resume in two weeks. Hearings power to commit U.S. comb^ Nixon’s veto of a $185-million, Nine Manchester area men Peter Michael Kravitz of 22 expected when President Nixon faced the prospect of a difficult freight and passenger trains. In tree limbs and power lines and on the confirmation of Dr. troops abroad without three-year federal aid program have passed the July examiiiS- Wyllys St., a graduate of Boston was renominated. search for help as ;3ome. service British Columbia, the country’s left more than M,000 customers Henry A. Kissinger as Congress’ approval to 30 days. to improve local ambulance and tion of the Connecticut Bar University Law School; John stations planned to close this westernmost province, rail without electricity, secretary of state begin Friday. The House bill would limit it to other emergency services. As^iation. Richard Mauren and John weekend to protest federal traffic remained at a standstill. l - i '’ Police Report Repair crews worked through price controls and conserve Democratic leaders’ one- 120 days. TTiose from Manchester are Donnelly. the night to restore power to The Senate voted before the William James McCullough of Area men include Joel Jay Thomas J. Sullivan, 19, of supplies. D. N. Secord, president of the , time goal of adjourning the 93rd The bills on withholding recess to override the veto, but communities in northwestern The AAA said gasoline and 18,000-member Canadian 'V . .L Congress’ first session by Oct. money are aimed at Nixon’s 43D Downey Dr., who Rottner, of Glastonbury, son of South St., Coventry, was and southeastern parts of the Uie House is expected to sustain graduated from the University Oscar Rottner of 19 LaWton Rd, charged early this morning at road service nee^ would be Brotherhood of Railway, 15 is almost certain to be aban­ refusal to spend some $8 billion the^esident’s action. state. A spokesman for the most acute on Sunday and Mon­ Transport and General doned, with the battle between of Connecticut School of Law in Malcolm Davis Johnson 6f Main and Bissell Sts., with Connecticut Light and Power June; Stephen Todd Penny of Coventry, Richard Dennis operating a motor vehicle while day, creating potentially hazar­ Workers, said 96 of 120 union the President and Congress (^. (CL&P) said it might be dous travel on. those days. locals voted to obey the back'-to- expected to contribute to the 395 Burnham St., also a June Nicholson of South Windsor, /his license was under suspen­ this afternoon before service to graduate of the University of ,and William Alan Baumert of sion. Court date is Sept. 17. Connecticut’s first holiday work legislation. The law was delay. Nixon has indicated he some of the 17,000 customers weekend fatality occurred in passed Saturday by Parlia­ will veto a $2 minimum wage Weicker BlaiQCB Connecticut School of Law; Columbia. affected in Willimantic, East John Fleming, 17, of 12