The weather y Flood warnings remain in effect over lowlands and lower Connecticut River. Sun­ ny, high in 70s, fair tonight, low in 60s. Mostly cloudy .Tuesday, high in 70s.

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I•X Compiled from Ii i g % unrest in Spain United Press InterAational H SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain (UPI) - in Lisbon, Portuguese burned the Spanish In Barcelona, three men and two women . Strikes in protest against Saturday’s Embassy. armed with tommy guns carried but a i State - I execution of five urban guerrillas The executions stirred protests in Spain guerrilla-type attack on the Francisco s » paralyzed parts of the Basque country and abroad because of lingering hositility Franco Social Security Hospital, stealing HARTFORD — Defense attorney fe today and brought an extraordinary ses­ to the regime of Generalissimo Francisco the $535,000 monthly payroll and.'critically sion of the government in Madrid to con­ r,. ^ . ?:• F. Lee Bailey says he won't advise ^ Franco, widespread opposition to the wounding two policemen. Patricia Hearst to plead insanity in sider the violent Spanish and foreign reac­ death penalty and because of the way the The police announcement on the attack ij; her trial in San Francisco on a ^ tion to the deaths. ' executed were tried. did not mention any political connections. ;J| federal bank robbery charge |:j Heavily armed police used clubs to quell They were convicted by military Guerrilla groups have been financing part- because California was “not a very street demonstrations in some of the tribunals which, except in one case, of their activities by holding up businesses ^ good state” for insanity pleas. Basque towns and cities. There also was a rejected all defense witnesses and in Bilbao. guerrilla-style $535,000 robbery in evidence. One trial that produced five The morning plane from Madrid to San i BRISTOL — Bristol Federation of 1;:: § Barcelona and a vast forest fire that death sentences—three of them later com­ Sebastian was diverted to Bilbao because Jj: Teachers leaders were meeting devastated great areas of the Basque muted—lasted three hours after civilian of “weather conditions,’’ travelers :J;| today with the school board to urge region. defense lawyers had been expelled for in- reported. acceptance of an arbitration board’s iji The two-day general strike was called terruptinng proceedings with protests. Europa Press also reported a huge recommendations. The board is g by underground labor organizations for The government said it estimated that forest fire near the Basque town of •ij: reported to have informally the four Basque provinces where 15 per cent of the total work force of Artebakarra in an area owned by the rejected the recommendation but {j; 4 '^ ' H extremists seek independence from Spain. Guipuzcoa province heeded the strike call Marquess of Socorro. Firemen from iji: had not made its position final. It paralyzed several towns in Guipuzcoa and said no incidents had been reported. Bilbao battled the flames all night but did province and idled thousands of workers in But about 90 per cent of the shops in San not put them out. the industrial center of Bilbao. I HARTFORD - Edmund J. | Sebastian were shuttered, and plants, of­ A wave of anti-Spanish demonstrations fices and many schools were closed in sur­ The Madrid government meeting began Mickiewicz, chief administration of- :i|; , v ’*'! '•'■H. swept Europe and Latin America Sunday rounding towns such as Zarauz and at 11 a.m. at Premier Carlos Arias |::i ficer of the state Department of and again today and Mexico called for the Azpeita. Navarro’s offices in the Presidency T ran sp o rtatio n , says d ra stic ij: expulsion of Spain from the - United 'The Basque country has traditionally building. Generalissimo Francisco Franco changes will be made in the state ;|!| Nations. A dozen nations recalled their been a center of antigovernment activity did not attend. master transportation plan to come ambassadors from Madrid. There were by Basques demanding an independent The recall of Madrid’s ambassador to ■jj: to. grips with the the state’s tight street demonstrations in Madrid Sunday Basque nation. Two of the five guerrillas the Vatican signaled a deep crisis in .financial pinch. The interstate;:^ by 1,500 youths shouting “ Freedom” and executed for murdering policemen were relations between the church and system will be given priority, ::|i Basque militants. overwhelmingly Roman Catholic Spain. •S however, because the federal government pays 90 per cent of the S total costs. :$ R egional Buckland firehouse contract BOSTON — A tentative agree- authorization anticipated ment, apparently ending, a week- ::ij long strike by Boston’s teachers, |i:i What is it? was reached early today. Details ijj Herald photographer Steve Dunn went for a stroll in Wickham Park recently By SOL R. COHEN $233,000 contract for construction of the FitzGerald is a member of the Hartford- were not disclosed and are being and came across this beast cavorting in a mud puddle. Even his fast lens Herald Reporter Buckland Firehouse. Its action, reported­ Manchester law firm of Howard, Kohn, studied by the union’s executive could not “freeze” the action.. For a more identifiable picture of the It appears the Manchester Board of ly, will be based on an opinion by John R. Sprague & FitzGerald. FitzGerald, Manchester attorney retained Reportedly, he is expected to declare board before submission to the Wickham Park Monster, please turn to page 10. Directors tonight will authorize signing a teachers for a vote. to give an outside (of government) legal the town has a legal right to construct a opinion. firehouse in the Buckland area (at N. Main a St. and Tolland Tpke.), because the area is The board is meeting in special session within the jurisdictional boundaries of the at 7 p.m. to consider two items—the National x Town Fire District. | Flood cost set at $2 million Buckland firehouse construction and the Also reportedly, he is expected to Nov: 4 referendum question concerning a declare that, in the event of a jurisdic­ WASHINGTON — President Ford $2,373,000 appropriation for school By United Press International that if the heavy ranks had continued for done to protect ]ife and property,” she tional dispute between the town and the resumes his travels jhis week but ^ Flood warnings^jIgC', rymr lo w l^ ijs, three npore hours early Saturday._,there ,, said,, Eighth District over boundaries, the will be back in the White House S remained in effect early today but little would have been a “m ajor disaster.” hlrs Grasso said she was staying at a The board is expected to adopt a resolu­ authority of the town shall prevail. Thursday for the state visit of ^ damage was expected in the aftermath of Mrs. Grasso said although the estimated Florence, Italy, hotel when she first tion concerning the school question. It will The latter opinion is similar to one June :|i; Japanese Emperor Hirohito. He will ig heavy rains in Connecticut that claimed at damages apparently do not qualify the learned of the floods in a phone call from state that, should the question pass, con­ 18 by Assistant Town Counsel Victor ■ij; go to Chicago Tuesday and to K least two lives an caused an estimated $2 state for federal assistance, she will an aide. struction of the projects won’t start unless Moses. :j^ Omaha,'Neb. Wednesday. jjij million in damages. explore other means of getting outside “All I could think of was the floods of 20 and until the state contributes its share Moses had cited Sec. 20-9 of the Town of The River Forecast Center said flood help for families and businesses affected. years ago and other similar floods since (estimated at just under $1 million) Manchester Charter and had stated, “The WASHINGTON - Members of the | warnings were in effect for areas adjacent “ Everything that can be done will be then and I could not stay away,” she said. toward the cost. Eighth District cannot extend its boun­ j^i National Organization for Women to the lower Connecticut and Housatonic daries in such an area (Buckland) without iji; (NOW) say they have received jj:j and Farmington rivers. first obtaining the approval and consent of j:j: thousands of letters and telephone jS However, the damage resulting from the Town of Manchester.” calls from people across the country jij rains that began Tue^ay and ended in The contention of district officials and iji who Want to join a one-day women’s i$j violent thunderstorms Saturday, was not DOT hearings on 1-84 plans Buckland area property owners is that Ar­ ^j strike Oct. 29. % enough to qualify Connecticut for federal ticle 39, Special Act 200 of 1963, permits 55 •••' emergency assistance. Gov. Ella T. the district to extend its boundaries into iji PONTIAC, Mich. — The search of jjjj Grasso said Saturday. the Buckland area, if petitioned to do so by jjj a 29-acre site where Jam es R. Hof- iji Mrs. Grasso, who cut short by six days a majority of the property owners and if begin tonight at Coventry authorized to do so by a vote of district jij fa’s body may be buried has been jij her vacation in Italy to return to the state iji called off until authorities get fresh iji Saturday, said her office will investigate electors. In contrast to the DOT’S opinion on :jij information from a tipster who jij: every other avenue of assistance. By DOUG HEVINS In Coventry, one business and 23 On July 31, district voters authorized the growth of towns along Section I, the En­ •iji claims he witnessed the Teamster rjj Herald Reporter families would be displaced. In Andover, expansion, subsequent to a petition from Mrs. Grasso toured Watertown, the area vironmental Impact Statement says the :jij leader’s burial. jjj / A three-year-old controversy surroun­ seven families would be affected. the Buckland area property owners. most heavily damaged by the floods, and Windham area along Section II is-expected flew over other affected areas in a ding the proposed path of Interstate 84 Although the the number of displaced However, District Counsel John LaBelle • to grow at a rate 25 per cent higher with I- helicopter. through ^ Ito n , Coventry and Andover is families and businesses is an important declared the petitions invalid (Moses also ^ NEW YORK - Convicted^ 84 than without it. That estimate has been About 150 National Guardsmen were expected to be rekindled tonight when a consideration, the expected controversy declared them invalid, but cited a reason jiji Watergate burglar E., Howard Hunt welcomed by Willimantic area businesses called out Saturday to help out in Water- series of public hearings begins in Coven­ surrounding the proposed expressway other than the one given by LaBelle) and jj^ says he once explored the possibility :j:j but frowned upon by residents or rural town, where the normally small Steele^ try. deals more with the long-range impact on declared the July 31 action a “nullity.” j§ of drugging columnist Jack Ander- ;Jj Eastern Connecticut towns. Brook overflowed its banks and cut the* The state Department of Transportation the three towns. Since then, the property owners have jg son, but never contemplated murder iji All along the route, commuters and town in half. (DOT), which has modified 1-84 corridor Three years ago, when several hundred been circulating a new petition —designed jjj as reportfed last week. In an inter- § businessmen (except those in its path) The governor visited the widowed plans slightly since public hearings in people attended the marathon 1-84 public to fill all requirements. A spokesmen for jjjj view with Time magazine. Hunt said j§ appear to favor 1-84. mother of Daniel Byrnes, 14, of Water- April 1972,,will’conduct new hearings at hearing in Coventry, the opponents — who them said that, as of this morning, it con­ j j i former White House aide Charles § This second round of public hearings is town, a high school freshman believed Coventry High School tonight at 7 and dominated the session — complained of un­ tained 255 signatures with more to come. % Colson suggested Anderson might be j:$ being held, the DOT says,' because of new drowned Friday when the raft he and a THiesday night at 7, and at Bolton High wanted urbanization of area towns and A minimum of 233 certified signatures are discredit^ if appeared on his live JJ federal environmental legislation and friend were riding on Steele Brook over­ School Wednesday night at 7. pollution that would result from 1-84 con­ needed. j^ fadio broadcast under the influence because the three-year deadline for turned. Being considered is a 12.6-mile stretch struction. The spokesman said the petition will be :jj of a drug. jiJ making a decision on the highway has Rep. Anthony Toby Moffett, D-Cohn., of 1-84 from Bolton to the vicinity of Rts, 6 . The DOT’S claim that Andover, Bolton presented to the district board, with a lapsed. Procedures to begin designing the and Lt. Gov. Robert K. Klllinn also visited and 66, where the already-opened and Coventry will grow as much with or request it call another meeting of district WASHINGTON - Some of the ij highway can’t start until new evidence is the mother. ’ _ Williihantic Bypass starts. The first 1.5 without the highway has been disputed by voters.' tightest security measures in j; j§ Another victim of the storm, Robert miles of the proposed path is already in the organized opposition. heard. history will be in effect during j; Carlson, 41, of Torrington, drowned after place as the east end of the Manchester I- Japanese Emperor Hirohito’s two- j his car stalled on .a flooded Torrington 84 segment to Bolton Notch. week state visit starting Tuesday at j street at about 1 a.m. Saturday. He d i^ at The three-town piece of highway, es­ colonial Williamsburg, Va. After a n ! LOCATION MAP Charlotte Hungerford Hospitah timated to cost $66,650,000, is planned as a official welcome from President j The National. Weather Serviqe Sunday divided, four-lane expressway (two lanes Ford Thursday the emperor and j INTERSTATE 84 said the Housatonic began to recede Sun­ each way) with truck and climbing ianes. Empress Nagako will .visit Cape j The 1.5-mile existing stretch'into Bolton day night after spilling over its banks in r ______1- Cod, Mass., New York City,: ___ From Hartford to the Rhode Island State Line some sections with some minor lowland Notch would be widened from four to six L 4 Chicago, Los Angeles, San Diego, i R N 0 N f flooding. lanes. San Francisco and Hawaii. The ' Farmington River at Simsbury The Bolton-Andover-Coventry highway I crested at 14 1/2 feet Saturday night and plan is designated as Section I of an un­ - " ' 1 |H A M its level was record«l at 14.1 feet at 8 a.m. completed 1-84 from Hartford to Sunday and then fell below flood stage of Providence, R.I. Section II, a longer seg­ International 12 feet. ment from Windham to the Rhode Island The Connecticut River, reported seven boundary, will be the subject of public LONDON — Police today called in inches above flood'level at 7 p.m. Satur­ hearings to begin in Killingly Oct. 6. 1A R T 1 their airport antiterrorist chief to day, crested Sunday morning at 18 feet, The proposed 1-84 corridor through direct the siege of three quarreling two feet above flood ktage, then began to Bolton, Andover and Coventry differs gunmen who have held seven : recede. from the three-year-old plan in that it Italians hostage in a restaurant . Mrs. Grasso said the $2 ihillion in avoids cutting through the Nathan Hale basement storeroom.since 1:30 a.iti. damages estimated by the 10 communities State Forest. Responding to adverse com­ Sunday. hardest hit by the flooding Friday and ments from the public and the state l \ \ <■ Saturday appeared to be conservative, and Department of Environmental ProtMtion, the DOT moved its proposal about 1,000 'c ^ LISBON, Portugal — Combat- the totol would rise as more areas were RECOMMENDED CORRIDOR. S EC TIO N feet south of the orginal plan. V equipped troops occupied Portugal’s ;> surveyed. l^ e proposed corridor would displace an S ECTION 1 / — ■ T --/ W IN Windham - radio and television stations today She said she was told by state officials EXISTING 1-84 EXPRESSWAY estimated 87 families and 22 businesses ifi » in a government attempt to wrench . Bolton - Columbia Bolton,. Andover and Coventry. Hardest "V M S them from Communist control. The OTHER EXPRESSWAYS llA 6 U E hit by the planned route would be Bolton; -S.m ove provoked an angry response A total of 21 businesses and 57 familes are SECTION from the far left which c a ll^ for in the path of the expressway. mass protests and a general strike. Inside Jtodayv 1-84 would require renioval of the Bolton Bolton ... .T.... 16 Editorial ...... 4 Notch shopping center and an apartment BEIRUT, Lebanon — Crowds sur- j^. T84 proposals shown on map Business...... /.. 15 MCC calendar, . 16 complex on Bolton’s South Rd. ged into the streets of .Beirut today, Jij Classified . . . .16-18 Obituaries k.... 10 _ A new, federally required Environmen­ making a brave start toward § tal Impact Statement prepared by the Department of Transportation map of Interstate 04 path then would re-enter Coventry near the Andover-Columbfa shaking off 11 days of bloody urban g Comics ...... 19 S. Windsor ..., 6-7 Coventry ...... 1 Sp orts...... 11-13 DOT and the Federal Highway Ad­ shows completed sections as solid line and proposed cor­ town line and join the existing Willimantic Bypass. Not S warfare and return to normal. The » ministration, says Bolton would have to Dear Abby ..... 19 Vernon .... 6-7,16 ridor as dotted line. The'fovlf-lane expressway would shown on the map are locations of proposed interchanges ^ clashes left more than 330 persons g revise its commercial and industrial zones start at Bolton Notch, enter Coventry about midway in Coventry, expect^ to be at Swamp Rd. and Parker dead and more than 600 wounded, g because 80 per cent of that town’s in­ Bridge Rd. Today’s Herald Includes advertising dustrially zoned land would be affected by between Rts. 6 and 44A, and follow a southeasterly route suppliements for Qrants and Stop & Shop. the highway. into Andover, south of the Nathan Hale State Forest. It PSSS*®WSSftk¥5:¥SSSSSft® •r ,

■ i '■ \ r " ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 29.1975 — PAGE THPRii*. ' A ^ PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. »toiicheiter. Conn., Mon., Sept. 29,1975 Early Weatherman Paul Gaughin, the famed The first systematic weather French painter of South Sea Lottery reports in the United States are Ferguson favors school jobs, land scenes, spent six years his Crossroads staff offers talks attributed to Rev. John Cam- diildhood in Arequipa, Pent finah panius Holm, chaplain of a volved with drug related problems. settlement near present-day HEY THERE!! I tUNinTN A M U B i MM* Crossroads, Manchester’s' counseling discuss in its presentations are: ‘“rhe but wants confusion cleared to start and drug information center, is making Among ,the services it offers are publicity and panic of recent years have Wilmington, Del., who began We are still in the -im AliSuT Mr making regular observations The Connecticut State staff members available for speaking co(insellng, crisis intervention, drug infor­ subsided but has the level of drug atose only 24 years after the Pilgrims ■^same location.. . just a Lottery will begin drawing engagements to clubs, civic organizations mation and community awareness. followed a similar path?” ; “At what age question be removed from the Mrs. Ferguson disagrees. She and parerit and youth ^oups as part of its landed at Plymouth Rock in In a letter today to Paul finalists Tuesday for ^the The center at 33 Park St. is open Monday are young people in Manchester likely to new phone number: machines, so they may be “con­ says she’s learned it still can be continuing effort io keep the community 1620. Greenberg, chairman of the hrst of two Instant Match through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with first encounter illicit drugs?”; and sidered under more positive removed. aware of recent trends in drug and alcohol school board’s building and “Millionaire Grand. Prize” a 24-hour answering service available. “Which drug presents the greater threat, 8 7 1 - 0 8 0 0 sites coimnittee, Republican aspects.” In explaining har position, for drawings. abuse. alcohol or marihuana?” HESHW • removal of £ e question, she WHITMAN, SGHRAFFT, Director Vivian Ferguson The Board of Directors is The first two finalists “’The need for public awareness in this said: placed herself on record as meeting in special session at 7 will be drawn from among Crossroads is the operating program of area remains high,” Jim Breitenfeld, , Parents or groups wishing speakers or CANDY CUPB6AR0 Stub & Smm • “I am opposed to a package i ! B I L Fotl Rd. Plaa-Houtt 30 Vtrnon StM* Liemud-Houra 8-S Mon. Sit. being in favor of the proposed tonight to consider a resolution the winning Instant Match the Manchester Drug Advisory Council coordinator of Crossroads, said. further information may call Crossroads, issues. I always have taken the u • * ALtMAM-8 school projects in the U.373,000 being presented by Mayor John tickets validated to date. and assists individuals and families in­ Some of the issues that Crossroads will 646-2015, or stop in at its Park St. office. ARTHUR DRUG stand each iMvidual project referendum question to be Thompson. Similar to one Mon & Tues WV ‘iUSHVILLF’m sH viur Along with 10 others, they voted upon Nov. 4, “but not already adopted by the Board of should be listed sqiarately. will compete lOr the $1 • “Referendum questions with the confusion that now Education, it specifies that the IIIOII.*TUES.-llinEO.-Timilt. million prize at a drawing exists.” proposd building program at are placed on voting machines BURNSIDE 8 P.M. schedule for late October. She said she is familiar with Washington and Bentley for the purpose of bonding, iA¥i,i.«».»sas-»m Connecticut’s first Ins­ the long-standing needs at Schools and the West Side Rec which means borrowing, and a tant Match millionaire will Long Sleeve Bentley School, because her would be contingent on positive vote could be con­ KATHERINE HEPBURN receive $50,000 a year for own children went to school available state funding sidered mandatory from a legal PETER OTOOLE 100% Acrylic ‘TIN Uon In W M ir 20 years. A runner-up will there, and she is familiar with (estimated at about |1 million point of view. win a $50,000 prize and 10 k : • “I do not support referen­ (0) • 7*0 0*0 a OREAT COMEDIES (R) ’ Pullovers the improvements needed at toward the $2,373,000 cost). other finalists will receive dum questions which are not JAMES CAAN - ALAN ARKIN' Bentiey. It appears the directors will $1,000 each. positive questions. The STANLEY KUBRICK’S ‘YREEk M IK n r She then explained her adopt the resolution. The board • P.M. PLUS Finalists for the first proposed resolution could [‘’2001 SPACE ODESSr reasons for requesting that the is 6 to 3 Democratic. The vote *^PETER SELLERS Millionaire Grand Prize Our create a negative attitude and may be along party lines. , ‘HHEK DOES IT M ITr 7:ii, will be drawn at 10 a.m. Reg. confusion toward those badly r .. - Thompson said: he’s learned U • BTARTB WED. • S>, WED. jEW H Of >1* w w r i each 'Tuesday at lottery 3 . ^ needed facilities for our MM HMM w m r it’s too late to remove the ques­ headquarters in tion from the voting machines. children.” “THE FORTUNE"! Mock turtles, V-neck or crew Three escapees Wethersfield. neck styles, sizes 34 to 40. from Danbury Every winner of any still at large FILM RATINQ GUIDE denomination from $2 to Handcrafted For ParantB and Th tir Chlldrtn $10,000 — with the excep­ Doubleknit DANBURY (UPI) - Three tion of “SUPPORT” and Rattan Shelves prisoners who escaped after 20 added to voter list CBOIl MBOm M «(M IM M ' 2 “EDUCATION” winners— Acrylic Pants And Planters prying open a window at the FMoni tm m stassni sn. ihtiiu aq m w saitwi tm rn.TtMim will be eligible to become a Danbury federai prison Manchester election officials registrar of voters’ office in the Millionaire Grand Prize • Rattan Shelf remained at large today. signed up 20 new electors Satur­ Municipal Building will be open Ktiacnii rl7i finalist. Our •Corner Shelf Prison officials said the day in a 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. voter­ nightly (Monday through A second $1 million Reg. Let Us three, not considered making session in the town Friday) from 7 to 8:30 p;m. N BE BBB 17 MN77D (Ml taM M| nq la Mrtih n n ) drawing will be conducted 8.99 • Planter dangerous, apparently escaped clerk’s office. Signed up were 7 through Oct. 10, also to sign up at the end of the Instant in khaki uniforms at about 9 Smooth pull-on waist, flare leg. Democrats, 6 Republicans and new voters. Match game. Proceeds . Great solid colors for Fall, 8-18. ®®ve/oD p.m. Friday. 7 unaffiliated. In addition, new voters may from Instant Match tickets ’ Buy several at this tiny price! YOUR CHOICE 9 They were identified as Kent Another four-hour vote­ sign up daily in the town clerk’s ASe CINtMA/ 1234 are earmarked for support # £ ■ , Frey of East Hartford, and making session is scheduled for office, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., 1-^84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. of local education. Your James Carrol of Oneida, Tenn., next Saturday, also in the town also through Oct. 10. EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8910 both serving three years for clerk’s office. This one is in the ^raEEJUGHT|DWRKING;^^ PASTEL OPAQUE SHEER AGILON« ^o d a k willfully hindering the ad­ afternoon, however, from 1 to 5 Tech alumni PANTYHOSE PANTY HOSE 16.88 Prixe-winning quilt ministration of justice and p.m. Manchester Evening Herald ONE SIZE FOUR SIZES Charming accessories to use damaging U.S. property. < FITS ALL! TO CHOOSE! Beginning Tuesday, the Publlshsd every evening except set meeting Reg. $1 PR. Reg. 1.59 PR. P rin t in any room! Sturdy rectangular Mrs. William Leister of 61 Mill St. displays her prize-wiiming quilt with the blue ribbon Sundays and holidays. Entered at 67* 84* or corner shelves plus roomy the Manchester, Conn., Post Office awarded recently a t the crafts exhibit in the Grange Hall a t the E astern States Exposition. as Second Class Mall Matter. All Howell Cheney Regional planter; natural finish. Mrs. Leister completed the Bicentennial quilt in about two months. The eagle is done in Suggested Carrier Rates Vocational Technical School D -J", '"ou graduates interested in Will m m m crewel in shades of brown and gold. (Herald photo by Dunn) Payable In Advance ^©ce/veAo^. Single copy...... :..15t organizing an alumni associa­ Sport Shirts Grease Relief Weekly...... 90t tion are invited to meet in the V ** One m onth...... $3.90 school auditorium on Oct. 6 at Three months...... $11.70 32 oz. Zinsser blames Democrats Six months...... $23.40 7:30 p.m. Reg. One year...... $46.60 Graduates from the former Reg. 1.29 W W Mall Rates Upon Request 5.99 & Manchester Trade Sc joI com­ Enlargement Fr Subscribers who fall to receive 6.99 for effect of flooding their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. mencing with the ^car 1915 Spray ’N Wash should telephone the circulation are also welcome. Polyester/cotton blend. Long Eavorife department, 647-9946. sleeve, long point collar, S to XL. between town officials and done, even though I have con­ All retired instructors are in­ 16oz. Republican Director Carl vited to renew acquaintances Zinsser is blaming “lack of residents of White St., to dis­ tinued to ask the administration 100% Orion® Reg. 1.29 99* cuss what actions the town for action.” with their former students. leadership and proper planning Refreshments will be served. by the majority (Democrats) should take to correct problems Knit Shirts Playtex Gloves on the Board of Directors” for of the brook overflowing. A B E S S E A T O N W/Extra Right Glove number of suggestions were “As for the bridge on Bidwell two problems in Manchester St.,” said Zinsser, “the board, during Friday’s major storm. made to help ease the problem Reg. New Colors! until funding was available to on occasion, has been told by Scores listed He said; with proper plan­ 6.99 & ?Alway^ construct storm sewers.” the public works director that Ma-Ma Mia^s 7.99 Reg. 1.59 1 .1 7 ning, White Brook wouldn’t we have a number of bridges for pinochle have overflowed its banks and ^ a lity y that could be washed out, for Top scorers in the Crew styles or rib knit collar, Fantastik Refill^ flooded the homes on White St., Noting that a $2 million bond BREAKFAST long sleeves, S to XL. example, the ones on Keeney and the bridge on Bidwell St. issue for storm sewers was ap­ “TheCuisine Family Restaurant" Manchester Senior Citizens V2 Gal. St. and Parker St. And yet the A cup of our Delicious Coffee Pinochle Group game Sept. 25 wouldn’t have been washed out. proved by referendum in 47 i Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street November 1974, Zinsser said, mayor and his Democratic at the Army and Navy Club are Hi-Styie Jeans “Back in August 1974,” said Two of our Tasty Donuts Reg. 1.99 majority refuse to take action CLIP a SAVE'THIS a d f o b FUTURE REFEBEHCE- Violet Dion, 612, Claire Renn, 1.27 Zinsser, “I arranged a meeting “As of today, nothing has been to replace those bridges.” MoiIm Tubs., and Wed. 603, Alice Shorette, 598, Joseph Carlin, 589, Bess Moonan, 582, Our SPECIAL BUFFET Inez Mahoney, 579, Olive Playtex Tampons m Reg. MCC gets health grant 4 to 9 P.M. Houghtaling, 578, Paul 12.99 Box of 8 ONLY 5 0 * Schuetz, 569, Sam Schors, 565, “All You Can Eat” Regular or Super 5$i ’The Hartford County Medical Foundation has The money is raised by contributions from M ONDAY THRU FRIDAY ONLY 5:66 A.M. UNTIL 16:66 A.M. Rene A. Maire, 561. *2 Smart, dressy jeans in corduory, BOXES I ^2.50 regular or brushed denim; Reg. 24c R*3.yte^ members of the Hartford County Medical presented Manchester Community College with CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER '/» PRICEI (Counter Service Only) / The group sponsors a game Association. styled for the man who knows; la iT ip o $400 to aid needy students taking a health field each ’Thursday at 9:45 . a.m. at 29 to 38. No-Iron Fashion Desitin Skin program. MCC is one of five schools in the Hartford area Served At the sign o/j .the Happy Donut! the Army and Navy Club. Play 'This marks the fourth year the foundation has selected for the fund. The others are the Univer­ Thurs., FrL, and Sat. from. is open to all senior citizens. Print Sheets Care Lotion given aid to MCC students. sity of Hartford, University of Connecticut 4 to 9 ’The foundation was formed in 1968. Since then, School of Medicine, Greater Hartford Communi­ STEAK SPECIAL P.M. lO oz. ty College and Community Health Services Inc. TWIN FLAT it has given nearly $20,000 to area schools for use CharbroH, New York ‘BessTSaton n r BtattUs Philharmonic or FITTED Reg. 1.24 by students in medical or allied health fields. Jrs.’, Misses’ & SIRLOIN STEAK due at UConn X Wipe ’N Dipe Vaseline QwMfou* portion, torvod Women’s White Reg. 3.99 2 . 2 7 with our Fabulous 'The Hague Philharmonic, an Towelettes Salad Bar. Area theater schedule orchestra officially designated FULL FLAT wipe^Dipe to give concerts for guests of Polyester orFIH ED .Reg. 4.99. Box of 100 Cinema 2 — “Nashville” 8:00 Showcase Cinema 3 — “Give Fromm 4 to 6 P.M. Be Sure to T ry iOur 2.97 .M ...... Monday the Queen and President of The Reg. 1.49 Showpiece — “Groove Tube” ’Em Hell H a r^ ” 2:00-7:30-9:40 Even bigger tlian oor Netherlands, will perform Uniforms EARLY BIRD SPECIALS! 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In 1936, in the presidential campaign PUB. By United Press International Actors Gene Autry and Trevor Howard UST between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Alf rinor buster! 1.88 1.27 »5.57 s6.20 s6.20 ®6.97 s6.97 Today is Monday, Sept. 29, the 272nd day were bom on Sept. 29, the former in 1907 4 Landpn, both parties went on radio for the of 1975 with 93 to follow. and the latter in 1916. The moon Is between its last quarter and On this day ip history: first time. In 1963, Pope Paul VI opened the second SALE: MON. thru SAT. new phase. In 1789, the U.S. War DepartiAnt set up fashion trims 3 WAYS TO CHAROE MANCHESTER session of the Ecumenical Council at St. Mon. thru Fri. 10 s.m. to 9:30 p.m. The morning stars are 'Venus, Saturn; a regular army of 700 men to serve for Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. M ANCHESTER 389 Broad Street • EA S T HARTFORD Putnam Brldgt BC-125 Jupiter and Mars. three years. 1145 Tolland Turnpike A thought for the day: President Plaza, 17 Main St. • BLOOM FIELD Copaco Shopping Center, The evening star- is Mercury., In 1923, Great Britain began to govern Franklin D. Roosevelt said: ‘”rhere is no CoHaga Qrova Rd. Rt. 218 Those born on this date are under the Palestine under a L ea^ e of Nations man­ OPEN 10 AM to 9 PM; NUNGHESTEII STORE OPEN SATUROAY NIQHT TIL 0:00 indispensable man.” ' sign of Libra. date. BANKAMERICARD AND MASTER CHAROE AVAILABLE Tn MOST STORES PAGE SIX - MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Sept. 29, IWS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 29,1975 - PAGE SEVEN-1 . Council delays AREA POLICE REPORT ^Meet the Counselors’ set Tuesday Architects report on effect Fire captain named A "Meet the Counselors’’ sophomores. counseling services and to learn evening will be held ’Tuesday at Parents will have an oppor­ of the varied educational SOUTH WINDSOR and three children at 235 town and would welcome' road completion Also charged in connection Victor Donnarumma, 33, of 59 7:30 p.m. at Manchester High tunity to meet their child’s offerings and school policies. South Windsor Fire Chief ARRESTS School for all parents of counselor, to discuss the of deregionalized Grade 7, 8 Farnham Rd. He is the suggestions from residents. with the investigation of the Grand Ave., Rockville, There will be small Informal Vernon Philip E. Crombie today an­ Property-Casualty Systems Joel C. Cohen, incumbent same incident, was Edward arrested Sunday on a rearrest group discussions. Individual William R. Bloxsom, 20, of nounced that the Board of Fire Manager at The Covenant Republican candidate for South Saunders, 41, of Anderson Rd., warrant charging him with dis­ conferences may be scheduled Commissioners of the South Milford, charged Saturday with RHAM Group. Windsor Town Council, has an-, due to heavy ground freeze. Tolland. They are to appear in orderly conduct. He was for another time. Windsor Fire Department has SOUTH WINDSOR reckless driving in connection nounced the appointment of About 3,000 feet of Buckland court Oct. 22. released on a $S0 cash bond for Parents of upper class Nancy Foote relocated and the capacity of ’The same approach was used tlon to toe Gilead Hill School approved the promotion of JUDY KUEHNEL with a one-car accident on Rt. ABOUT TOWN Campaign plans Mrs. Elizabeth Warren of 494 Rd. was reconstructed last students are also invited. Architects Peter Abel and the water system at toe school for a possible addition to Rham 3nd rehabilitation work for the William H. Conley to toe rank 644-1364 appearance in court Oct. 22. Abbe Rd. as his campaign year, extending the 24-foot 15. Allan G. Pray, 21, of 27 Plea­ Robin Hewey representing toe would have to be yarified. showing the needs of toe school existing grades totaling $290,- of captain. John J. Mitchell, Republican The South Windsor Town State Police said Blossom’s manager. width to 38 feet and eliminating sant St., Rockville, charged Gary G. Maynes, 20, of 209 firm Peter Abel, Inc. presented All rooms in the elementary in 1987-88 for all junior high and 096. Conley is currently assigned candidate for Town Council, Council has agreed that the last car skidded, struck the median Mrs. Warren has been active some dips in the road. Sunday with breach of the Talcottville Rd., Vernon, toe final report to the tem­ schools are utilized fully with senior high facilities. The In Andover a vote to as deputy fire marshal, a posi­ has appointed David Sorrenson, of construction on Buckland Rd. divider and rolled over. Bloxom Manchester Square Dance, Recitation of the Rosary and in civic affairs in town for The top of Buckland Rd., peace and Interfering with a charged Sunday with future to porary regional school study m ost. schools suffering from architects stress that toe Rham deregionalize would require tion which he will retain. 1030 Strong Rd., as his cam­ should probably wait until was admited to Rockville Cliib will have a workshop an ecumenical hour will be cpn- several years. She is a former closest to Wapping Five police officer. This was in con­ drive in proper lane in connec­ committee recently. Com­ space deficiency. The Gilead work incorporates a great deal new space in excess of 14,500 In addition to his duties as paign coordinator and Deborah spring. General Hospital with a head Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at ducted by members of the St. member of the Conservation' Corners, still remains un­ nection with a disturbance at tion with an accident on Rt. 83. mittee members have been Hill School does not have a of renovation work required to squre feet and rehabilitation deputy fire marshal. Captain Bachman, 75 Timber Trail, as At a work session last week injury. Four passengers in the Waddell School. Bridget Rosary Society, ‘TIN RNi M Co. Commission and presently finished due to problems en­ Shakey’s Pizza, Vernon Circle. Poiice said ’Maynes’ car went studying the feasibility of music room and lacks storage have the 1956 portion of the 1956 work costing a total of $834,473. Conley has responsibility for his campaign treasurer. the council expressed doubts car were treated and released. Tuesday at 1:40 p.m. at Cronin WMcii S a m Yon HoMf” serves on the Library Board. countered with quicksand. Pray is to appear in court in out of control and struck three removing the seventh and space. Hebron Elementary portion of the building meet toe By leaving toe seventh and pre-fire planning as well as Mitchell, a former Town over beginning further work on Bloxom is to be presented in The Women’s Home League Hall at Mayfair Gardens. All Cohen, who was the second A sanitary sewer line in­ Rockvile, Oct. 22. cars parked at Scranton eighth grades from Regional does not have either music or Fire Code. eighth grades at Rham Andover communications. Councilman, is now in the the problem-plagued stretch of Common Pleas Court 19, of the Salvation Army will meet residents are invited. BSBOilCo. leading Republican vote-getter' stalled a few years ago was Motors. He is to appear in court District No. 8 system and retur-' art rooms and the scope of ’The cost figures were es­ Elementary School would not He is involved in all areas of process of forming a “Com- road, eliminating the possibility Rockville, Oct. 20. Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in junior (Ed, Dan ft Km Boland require any additional space two years ago in his first bid for' moved to the side of the road Carlos E]. La^nta, 39, of 76 Oct. 22. Propa.) ning these grades to toe local these classes is limited as tablished for a base of January Fire Department administra­ mitte to elect John Mitchell to of construction tie-ups due to which seems to have eliminated hall at the Citadel for a Manchester PTA for Excep­ and non-regionalized systems. 1976. These figures are itemized but renovation work costing office, had indicated that his winter freeze. Village St., Rockville, charged teachers must carry their tion and has done extensive Councill.” cave-ins due to the quicksand William E. Finley, 40 of 118 fellowship day. Hostesses are tional Children will have a ' o200 6aLllniawi ’The report contains a review to show what costs are at­ $24,190 has been proposed by selection of Mrs. Warren The suggestion to wait until Sunday with disorderly conduct William M. Kennedy, 18, of 85 general meeting Tuesday at supplies with them from class research in firefighting In the formation of this com­ problem. W. Main St., Rockville, charged Mrs. Captain Carlson and Mrs. oihitonatiG DeSv$r« of the problem, a list of tributable to the elementary the architects. “recognizing her involvement spring was made by Coun­ in connection with a complaint Riverside Dr., Rockville, to class. methods and precedures. mittee, Mitchell hopes to Bids for the remaining con­ Saturday with second-degree Ethel WilUamson. 7:30 at Keeney Street School, #24 Nov N ^ superintendent’s recommen­ program and what costs are A vote to bring toe 7th and 8to William H. Conley in and contributions of South cilman Robert Myette Sept. 22. by another Village St. resident. charged Sunday with following 179 Keeney St. Speakers will Andover only lacks a good Conley resides with his w|fe receive input from all areas of struction were to go out this larceny and third-degree dations for the elementary solely for the seventh and grade students into the Windsor as well as her respon-; Myette expressed concern He was released on a $250 non­ too closely in connection with a Fv DeNvery gym, but does have an area in week, however it appears that assault. Finley was held at the The Ladies Aid Society of the discuss programs for excep­ program if seventh and eighth eighth grade additions. Marlborough Elementary siveness to the attitudes of over construction being surety bond for appearance in two-car accident on Rt. 83. He' Women’s Missionary League of tional children at Bennet and #24 Hov Buimr which to conduct these classes. South Windsor citizens.” the job will wait until spring. police station in lieu of posting grades are withdrawn, program Marlborough is in need of At Rham the architects system would require new con­ "dragged out” over the winter court Oct. 22. is to appear in court Oct. 22. Zion Evangelical Lutheran lUing Junior High Schools. Hie Service a $5,000 bond. He was to be Tolland space utilization .charts for all several special ed classrooms figures show that a vote to take struction of something over 51,- presented in court in today. Church will meet Wed. at 7:30 program is open to toe public. 600 square feet. ’The cost of Gordon M. Derby, 19, of Staf­ Robert, Panfill, 50, of 456 COD schools in the three towns, floor and next year will need two ad­ 7th and 8th grades out of the 1-84 foes elect officers p.m. at the church. The Rev. these new classrooms and toe ford, chaged Saturday with South River Rd., Tolland, The Manchester Emblem plans of possible additions to all ditional classrooms for third system would leave toe school M O R ll Thomas G. Rooney, 37, of 649 Charles Kuhl will lead the topic schools, cost estimates for all with possible renovation work rehabilitation work proposed third-degree larceny and third- charged Saturday with Club will have a potluck par gallon grade. This classroom deficien­ needs are being cut back sub­ plans for the printing and dis­ Hartford Tpke., Vernon, discussion. Hostesses are ^ s s 36.9 proposals and a fire code in­ for the grades 9 through 12 would be $2,816,935. To continue COVENTRY Ovir 40 T tirt qf Umxcil iO l«nlM Massage studio bid degree forgery. The arrest was operating a motor vehicle while Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at toe cy is expected to grow each stantially for lack of funds. We tribution of leaflets to the charged Sunday with fourth- Anna Senkbeil, Mrs. Margaret spection report and an analysis totaling $1,812,172. A vote to to serve grades k-6 only MONICA SHEA made in connection with the under the influence of liquor or Elks Home on Bissell St. The 700-100 gallona year and core facilities present­ favor public transportation public, the circulation of a peti­ O p e n 2 4 Hours Dally degree larceny in connection Storrs, Mrs. Caryl Stratton and of toe report for each school. keep the Rham District would Marlborough will need to 742-9495 cashing of stolen checks. He is drugs. He is to appear in Com­ ^ regular meeting will follow at 8 ly functioning at capacity will solutions which we feel are tion, surveying the opinions of FOR EMERGENCY SfltVKX wfas filed improperly with theft of roofing tar from a Mrs. Katherine Thumer. 33.9 par gallon In the report toe architects require new space in excess of provide and additional 19,100 Residents for Responsible to appear in court Oct. 22. mon Pleas Court 19, Stafford 'p.m. Co-chairmen are Mrs. be overburdened. cheaper, faster, safer and Willimantic businessmen, as 2 construction site. state that while examining toe Rham is presently on double 47,000 square feet and renova­ square feet of space and this Planning, an organization con­ cleaner over the long run, par­ Springs, Oct. 20. Friendship Circle of the Edward Bayless and Mrs. well as the presentation at sites of toe existing buildings session for toe seventh and tion work for a total of $4,312,- building and renovation cerned with local issues which ticularly if trains are in­ Salvation Army will meet David Lyon assisted by Mrs. tonight’s hearing. Zagorskis for the building B&B Oil Go. looking at their expansion eighth grades. This space 896. program is estimated at $1,060,- effect the quality of life in troduced.” SOUTH WINDSOR Hebron Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at toe Lillian Amadeo, Mrs. Joseph P.O. Box 1034 The group has urged all M©bil known as Fat Cat Cafe. potential, toe Hebron Elemen­ problem has resulted in cut­ In Hebron they propose $27,- 803. Eastern Connecticut, recently Stetson said, “The group HEATING OILS The first application in South William S. Clark Jr., 30, of Citadel. Mrs. Ruth Barrette Sartor and Mrs. Victor PBono: 649-2847 Coventry residents to attend PZC officials have notified tary School site was found to be backs in course offerings, par­ 512 worth of renovation work at Copies of the complete report elected officers. plans to present the en­ Windsor for a men’s message Wall St., Hebron, charged and Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins will Dubaldo. ’The committee will are available for reading at the tonight’s hearing as they feel, OIL BURNER ft O’Bright that his application Saturday with driving too fast serve dessert after the too small for any major addi­ ticularly for the 7th and 8th the Hebron Elementary School Officers are Robert Fitch, vironmental and economic im­ andrhealth club was filed im­ be hostesses. Town Office Buildings of president; Leslie Caine, “It is not certain at this time cannot be considered in its pre- for conditions, in connection meeting. tion. At the Gilead School the graders. , regardless of the fate of grade pact of the superhighway at the HEATING INSTALLATION properly, according to a Hebron, Andover and secretary; Brian Heath, that the highway will be built if .sent form. Weekend mishaps with a one-car accident on Rt. site is adequate and toe existing Sept. 9,1975 projected enroll­ seven and eight. A vote to DOT corridor hearing that will spokesman for the Planning and Marlborough. They are also treasurer. Directors are enough citizens favor other There is also some question 316 in Hebron. The Organization of The Han­ building is in good shape. ment figures based on the last deregionalize would require an be held tonight in Coventry.” solutions.” 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 9 &ning Commission (PZC). available at the public libraries Herbert Van Kruinigen, Dan 315 Center St. M a n c h e e te r as to whether present zoning Police said Clark was dicapped (OTH) will conduct a However, a new well be five years of births using ab­ addition of more than 42,000 The group has formulated The application'filed by Paul kill seven persons OUR NEW STORE HOURS of the three towns and in toe Manley, and Karl Stetson. requirements would be met southbound, lost control, went meeting on Oct. 13 from 7:30 to required and additional septic solute numbers were used in square feet and renovation O’Bright, 61 Candlewood Dr., superintendent’s office. Stetson said, “The organiza­ with the institution of a night when struck oy an auto in off toe left side of toe highway, 9 p.m. at the Mayfair Garden OPENNIOHTS ’t i l Q D M fields and reserve areas. the report to determine work at the Gilead HilLSchool named Patrick Ward as owner By United Press At the next meeting of the tion is particularly concerned business of this type on Sullivan front of his home, police said. crossed back over to the right Social Hall on Main and N. The site of the Andover classroom needs. ’These figures at a cost of ^,322,910. If toe of ^ e building. Land records, International JHgjbJhni FRI. Ill 9 r .ln . committee, scheduled for Oct. about the cost to the public of Ave. He died about an nour later at side, knocked down a tree and Main St. All people who are Elementary School is too small were lower than those available seventh and eighth grades are All Tennis Instruction however, show Albin and At least seven persons died in 13, the superintendent will pre­ the proposed 1-84 project at a In 1974 some of the 2,874 tons of It is possible that O’Bright Yale-New Haven Hospital. struck and went over a stone by suggested State Board of when the proposed Middle left at Rham, the architects Evelyn Zagorski as owner of weekend accidents in Connec­ handicapped and live on the WESTERN sent estimated operating costs time when school and health worn-out United States currency may have to request a “use Florence Thorpe, 79, was wall. east side of the river, whatever •1 TOUANO TPKl. Eiducation standards, but there School was planned last year. propose a 4,400 squre foot addi- the 3,000-square foot building, ticut, including two persons MANCHIETtll, CONN. MON. thru PNC ilo 0 for all of the proposed facilities. was chopped and crushed into a Is Not Created Equal. change” under the zoning who drowned as a result of killed Saturday night when Police said no injuries were the nature of their affliction, SAT. Md SUN. • to 0 is additional town-owned land To determine a realistic pic­ pulp used, among other things, to which is divided into three regulations, but this would struck by a car as she cross available on the other side of storefronts. heavy rains that flooded areas reported. ’The car was towed aged under 65, are invited. For OPEN SUNDAY 9 -6 ture of the facilities required make a lubricant for oil well At TENNIS/NOW, we teach In groups of never require a public hearing. Laural Hill Ave. in Norwich. the gas line located behind the Ward leases space from the of the state and caused an es­ away. No court date was given. directions call 646-5015 or 646- WE ACCEPT FEDERU FOOD STARWR for Grades K-8 at each elemen­ drills. more than six, using experienced pros, ■rhe PZC will meet Oct. 7. timated $2 million in damages. In East Granby, George C. 7786. school. Additional land could be tary school the architects videotape equipment and ball machines. Tennis Sokolowski, 59, died after the MON. thru FRI. 9 to S made available for playing Police said Robert Carlson, S A T . M id SUN. 9 to 6 decided to show the seventh and When bundles of U.S. green­ Pro Gerry Slobln and his teaching staff Invite you farm vehicle he was operating fields or septic reserve areas. The candidates speak 41, of Torrington, drowned after eighth grade additions in con­ backs are put to the torch, they overturned on an embankment The water supply seems for a free tennis evaluation. TENNIS/NOW is his car stalled on a flooded junction with additions needed obligations of public office do emit heavy smoke. open seven days a week for quality instruction street in Torrington early and crushed him Saturday. SPECIAL adequate. for toe elementary grades. This VERNON not provide for the luxury of In Newtown, police are in- The site of the Thienes School enables each town to see the Mayor Frank McCoy, seeking and ball machine practice at your convenience RHS student named Saturday. MORIARTY BROTHERS non-decision. This printing test pattern is' — daytime, evenings, weekends. Nineteen Another victim of the vestiging the death of Ann in Marlborough is slightly full impact on their school a fourth term on the Republican He added, “If he (Benoit) had Mcllravey, 39, of Sherman, MON., TUES.& WED. ONLY! smaller than the suggested size system if the seventh and ticket in Vernon, today called part of ’The Herald quality con­ courses to choose from, for every age and level flooding, Daniel Byrnes, 14, dis­ HAS LEFT-OVER 1975 some unanswered questions, trol program in order to give Merit semifinalist appeared Friday and was whose body was found Sunday TENDER HEAVY WESTERN STEER for an elementary and junior eighth grades should be upon his Democratic opponent. I’m sure his colleagues would of ability, including those who have never played morning on the bank of Lake high facility. One of the septic deregionalized. Councilman Thomas Benoit, to you one of the finest! before. Visit our new and unique facility just ten presumed drowned when his MERCURY’S & LINCOLN’S REEF LOIN SHELL have told him the answers.” newspapers in the nation. VERNON vance to finalist standing by raft overturned on rain swollen Lillinonah. systems would have to be explain his “publicity “In view of the fact that minutes from downtown Hartford — Exit 291 off meeting a number of Police said the woman was recorded” abstention on a John T. Leary, a student at Steele Brook in Watertown. A AT LOW, LOW, YEAR every other council member, in Interstate 91 to TENNIS/NOW on Nine Goodman requirements that include being reported missing Friday. She major vote at the last Town Sewer Authority discussion and Robkville High School, has been search for his body was SIRLOIN both parties, made a decision Street, Bloomfield. Telephone 243-8917. Child fully endorsed and was taken to Danbury Hospital consideration during the last named a semifinalist in the 1976 resumed today. END SAVINGS! Council meeting. on this question, I cannot un­ care available. recommended for scbolarship where an autopsy was McCoy said he was referring seven years, and has been wide­ National Merit Scholarship ’Two teen-agers died Saturday derstand how an individual consideration by the princip^ scheduled. HURAY WHILE SUPPLY LASTS to council action which, "by an ly covered in the local media. ■ /. Prj)gram. night when the car in which STEAKS GOP candidates asking to be elected to the top of their school, presenting otherwise unanimous vote, ap­ “I’m not suggesting which Re is among 15,000 students they were riding left Sumitt decision-making post in Ver­ school records that substantiate SAVE AT LEAST 500 LB.I proved acceptance of a Federal way he should have voted, but I who will continue in the com­ Road and struck a guardrail in non, can justify hiding behind a high academic standing, and Environmental Protection think toe voters should strongly petition for some 3,800 Merit Prospect. The victims were in favor of 1-84 ‘no decision’ vote,” McCoy confirming their high Toronto, Ont, has more than question his ‘I can’t make up Learning & Practice Center The First Name In Tennis Instruction Scholarships to be awarded identified as Marie MacDonald, MORIARTY BROTHERS, Agbncy grant for $9.4 million stated. PSAT/NMSQT scores with doubled its population, to 2.3 tor construction of the sewage my mind vote’,” the mayor neri spring. 15, of Naugatuck, and Salvatore equivalent scores on the million, in the last 30 years. It lb. said. To continue in the competi­ Moffo, 16, of Prospect. treatment plant.” Scholastic Aptitude test. was established as a French fur­ The mayor said this plant has He reminds Benoit, “and all tion, semifinalists must ad­ In Hamden, John Robicheau, COVENTRY contaminated streams left in trading post in 1750. 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER.CONN.* Phone 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 others,” that the critical 4, was injured fatally Saturday MONICA SHEA the state.” been the subject of council and n.59 742-9495 “We believe that a single in­ ’The Republican candidates terchange will significantly Kosciuszko Society for toe November election have diminish the highways’ impact issued a statement calling for on Coventry environment, TUES. ONLY! helps two students the completion of 1-84 but with enchace its economic CONNECTICUT only one interchange in Coven­ prospects, simplify the town’s The VERNON try rather than the two ability to plan and manage this goal is over the half-way Coventry’s inevitable further Teresa Gessay, a student at proposed interchanges. mark. growth in a sensible and in­ 'hoicest Meats In Tou^ Aral Marie College, and Helen Since the program was TTie statement said, “We, the telligent manner.” Bloniarz, attending St. Francis started, the club has awarded Republican candidates, support the completion of 1-84. We con­ School of Nursing, were 12 scholarships to sons and Lean, Center Cut awarded scholarships ^turday daughters of club members. gratulate the business com­ fabric supply CO. by the Tadeusz Kosciuszko At Saturday’s scholarship munity, the Planning and PORK CHOPS lb . ^ n e fit Society of Rockville. dinner-dance, Christopher Zoning Commission for their sensible approach in support of One 11th century king of Thomas A. Benoit, chairman Dodd, Second District con­ Ghana reportedly owned a gold Lean, Rib End “Country Style” MAIN ST.s HEBRONs CONN. 228-3804 of^ the scholarship committee, gressman, was guest speaker. 1-84. We believe that 1-84 can be completed with a minimual im­ nugget so large that he tethered OPEN MON. THRU FRI. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. • SAT. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. said the goal of the club is a Stanley Bloniarz was master of his horse to it, National PORK MBS...... lb n .2 9 scholarship fund of 310,000 and ceremonies. pact on the environment and CLOSED SUNDAY through proper planning will be Geographic says. At one time LOOK WHO WON West African monarchs cor­ an economic asset to the Town nered the bulk of the continent’s HIGHLAND PARK MARKET .of Coventry.” 317 Highland St., Manchester • 646-4277 ’The Republican candidates known gold supply. however are calling for a single interchange on the proposed I- FABRIC SALE 84 corridor. 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Co m ., Mop., Sept. 29. 1975 - PAGE NINE Leslie Craig to teach GET YOUR STOP & SHOPSWORTH Shaw-'Ckirrison Person-Roy ballet class for Rec Conference sponsors People Group Kim Patricia Roy of South Susan C. Garrison and Merle By NANCY CARR for people to talk with one Correctional System. There last spring. In the next two S a v e Windsor and Robert A. Person ticipants must be eight years of The Manchester Recreation Manchester Area MACCNEWS another about things that will be time for discussion and columns we would like to share W. Shaw, both of Manchester, of Manchester were married age or older. Department is offering ballet Conference of Churches matter to them. refreshments. Bring a co­ with you some backscene in­ were married Aug. 1 at St. Sept. 20 at Wapping Community Schedule for classes to be emphasized that ’TPG is not a classes beginning Oct. 6. worker wiHi you. s is ts into the men and women Maurice Church in Bolton. Church in Sou^ Windsor. held at the Manchester Teen An organizational meeting of O n e D c lla r Leslie Craig, former dancer religious organization and is Both the weekly meeting day preparing this exciting evening The bride is the daughter of Center, Gdrden Grove Rd., is as The People Group (TPG), a With this coupon and a purchase of $10.00* The bride is the daughter of and teacher at the Hartford open to churched and un­ and extra-meeting social ac­ for you. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert W. follows: non-profit organization of in­ ‘Except items exempt by law. Good Mon., Sept. 29 thru Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roy of 105 Ballet from 1969-1975, will be churched alike. tivities will be determined by Garrison of 28 Linwood Dr. The Monday: Intermediate, 5 to 6 dependent chapters for Sat. Oct. 4,1975 at any Stops Shop store. High Tower Rd., South Wind- , teaching classes for beginner The People Group was es­ group preference. If you have Curtain going up J bridegroom is the son of Mr. p.m., adults, 6 to. 7 p.m. divorced, separated, widowed, Limit 1 coupon per family sor. The bridegroom is the son and intermediate children and pecially designed for men and any questions, please call Bar­ . On S a tu ^ y evening, Oct. 18, We would remind those of you and Mrs. Merle 0. Shaw of 169 Wednesday: Beginners, 4:30 never-married men and women of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Person teen-agers, with a 'general women who have had it with bara Bdker,^ 649-9346. the curtain will rise on one'bf who plan to become patrons of Oak St. of 53 Lake St. ballet class for adults. to 5:30 p.m., intermediate, 5:30 of all ages, is being sponsored singles bars, cocktail parties, Manchester’s most gala the Evening of the Performing The Rev. Robert Cronin of St. The Rev. Harold Richardson Miss Craig received her to 6:45 p.m. by tibe (inference of Churches. or too many evenings at home ^ evenings. The Manchester Civic Arts may do so by ~sending a Maurice Church celebrated the officiated. Hie church was ballet training from Joyce Kar- Thursday: 4 to 5 p.m., It will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday, alone with tte ’TV. ’TTO is open Seminar tonight Chorale, Manchester Civic check for either $10 or $25 to nuptial Mass and performed the at Concordia Lutheran Church, decorated with white piej, presently director of the beginners. to all people in a single situation The Seminar on “New Trends Orchestra Strings, the Singing MACC — Evening of Perfor­ double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Students should be properly 40 Pitkin St. chrysanthemums and gladioli. Ballet Center in East Hartford. interested in simulating con­ in Connecticut Corrections” Savoyards from the Gilbert and ming Arts, 528 Wo^bridge St., Joyce Cavanaugh of Bolton was attired: girls and women, Barbara Baker, chairperson Miss Sharon Butler of South She has received further versation with good friends. begins tonight with registration Sullivan Workshop, sacred Manchester before Oct. 10. Two organist. Mrs. Peggy Geer of leotard tights and baliet (soft) of the Division of Special Windsor was maid of honor. training at the Cologne Dance At Wednesday’s meeting, at 7:30 at Concordia Lutheran' dance choirs and bell choirs, complimentary tickets for the Bolton was soloist. shoes. Hair should be pulled Ministries, says a neeid has Bridesmaids were Miss Sandra Academy in Germany, the' Manchester chapters will be Church. Those of you concerned aiid the Silk City Chorus will be reserved section will be mailed The bride, given in marriage away from face and neck. No been expressed through a Downs of South Windsor, Miss American Ballet Center in New formed, which Will meet in about the rising crime rate, the presenting a most memorable to you. We appreciate the many by her father, wore a silk accessive jewelry or gum. number of channels for a Candice Bednarz of East Hart­ York and the Rosella High members’ homes for weekly in­ high recidivisin rate, over­ evening to benefit the many' people who have already shown organza gown . of re­ Boys and men, should wear T- sharing experience for single ford, Miss Lynda Waldron of Tower School in France. formal discussion on topics of crowded jails, are urged to service projects of MACX3. their support for this evening embroidered Alencon lace and shirts, tights, dance belt, and people and that the con-^ West Suffield. Presently Miss Craig is per­ the group’s choice. Actually the come to hear and talk with men Some of these groups began i^d for the works of the con­ seed pearls, fitted bodice, full ballet (soft) shoes. -ference’s role is to help meet Robert Marchand of forming with the Connecticut basis for JPG is this prov^ion in and from the Connecticut rehearsing for this program ference by becoming patrons. skirt with ruffled hemline. Manchester served as best Dance ’Theatre under the direc­ Registration will be accepted that need as a facilitator. She Bishop sleeves with lace cuffs, man. Ushers were Mark Roy of tion of Mary Margaret Gian- in person only. full Watteau train. Her elbow- South Windsor, the bride’s none and will be a guest artist length veil of imported silk illu­ brother;, David Person of at the Center Ballet Theatre. sion was attached to a matching Athens, Maine and James Per­ Registration for the first 10- Camelot cap. She carried a son of Manchester, the week session will be accepted lace-covered prayerbook with bridegroom’s brothers. in person only at the Rec office, white sweetheart roses, white The bride, given in marriage Wednesday, Thursday, and ribbons and baby’s breath. RANCH by her father, wore a chiffon Friday. Class size is limited, so Mrs. Barbara Ross of 2 gown trimmed at bodice with vtxvmn early registration is XtX^ Manchester, was her sister’s ONE WEEK ONLY! embroidered flowers. Her recommended. Full payment is t t e i p e matron of honor. Bridesmaids Loring Studio 2 waist-length veil was also required in order to hold a posi­ were Miss Donna Shaw of trimmed with flowers. She tion in the class. Reimburse­ Manchester, the bridegroom’s carried a cascade bouquet of Mrs. Robert A. Person ment will be made up to the sister; and Miss Peggy-Ann white roses, pompons, car­ third class offered, only.Par- ¥ I Cole of Norwalk. nations, and baby’s breath. couple left on a trip to Ber­ AT&T Long Lines in Curtis Roggi of Rocky Hill Potamlanos Photo A reception was held at muda. They will reside in West Springfield, Mass. Mr. Person THT served as best man. Ushers Willie’s Steak House in Sprinfield, Mass. is employed by Electrocal Divi­ were Charles Scott and Michael Black Decree Mrs. Merle W. Shaw Manchester, after which the Mrs. Person is employed by sion of ^ u th Windsor. Gondolas once glided along Kutcher, both of Manchester. the canals of Venice in colorful COUGAR 9 A reception was held at Canadian Provinces. They will Education. Mr. Shaw is trappings as nobles vied in dis­ Piano’s Restaurant in Bolton, MAHCHESTER w m reside in Andover, add 1 employed by the Connecticut play. But edicts in 1562 and HARDWARE after which the couple left on a Mrs. Shaw is employed as a State Library Service Center in Museum gives status to the bag later decreed: “Henceforth one trip to Nova Scotia and the teacher by the Tolland Boar of Willimantic. color for all,” and to this day 877 MAIN STREET PARR even getting into luggage. On Tibet and China. Classic bags the craft cruise unadorned, MANCHESTER • 643-4428 By GAY PAULEY luggage alone, we could do a from France and Belgium hulls painted black. UPl Women’s Editor whole show.” reflect the influence of the Art NEW YORK (UPI) - From Ruth Amdur Tanenhaus, Nouveau and Art Deco periods. primitive man to space man, exhibition curator, said that From the reconstruction reg. 3 99 Schaller-DeSimone one simple item has proved its although the exhibit dealt with period after the Civil War, I reg. 5.99 I reg, 3.99 necessity. It’s the bag. the bag in tangible forms, we there’s a carpetbag of mohair 4 X 6' M O U m N PECAH reg. 3.99 4 x TMOD Now, the American Crafts 5/32" thick: also must remember its role in and leather, and from Scotland, PAftilS M PiAHTmH PAHEIS June DeSimone of East Hart­ Council’s Museum of Contem­ WANTED MPUMPMRS OECORATOR PAHELS language and communications. an elaborate sporran (pouch 1st Quality. porary Crafts has given it new APPLIANCES TO RE REPAIRED 1st Quality. 5 32 ' thick. Slight seconds. 5/32" thick ford and Kenneth Schaller of Sometimes it is used dis­ bag) worn by highlanders for Slight seconds. 1st Quality. 5/32 ' thick 1st quality. 5/32" thick. Manchester were married Sept. status with an exhibition titled paragingly —“You old bag” , festive occasions during the WE HAVE THE MEN 13 at Wickham Park in “Homage to the Bag.” ’The “bagman”, “carpetbagger”, late 19th century. AND THE KNOW HOW] Manchester. exhibit shows the significance “old money bags” , and “old Several functional and Specializing In Westinghouse, CEIUHG GRIP The bride is the daughter of of the carryall’s role in society windbag.” Other times it shows humorous bags appear such as General Electric and Hotpoint Mrs. Carla DeSimone of from ancient cultures to the in slang or colloquialism such soft sculpture bags — one Appliances Bristol. The bridegroom is the space age. SPECIALINGIN i - as “What’s your bag?” , ‘'put­ shaped like a bagel, another son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Some sort of carryall ting on the feed bag” , “brown like a hero sandwich, another a probably goes even further WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR Schaller of Manchester. bagging” our lunch, “It’s in the bacon, lettuce and tomato PiACE H PRESS The Rev. Felix Davis of back, said Paul Smith, museum bag” , or we’re “left holding the square. APPLIANCE SALES m director. “Primitive tribes m m SNH REPM & PM6UN6 LOT LKHT Manchester performed the bag.” And naturally, the Bicenten­ tk f SHSP0IREP FLOOR TILE double-ring ceremony. wore very little, so had to have MWTDIMKEIUDREPM OFF irx irp iA iH And in Victorian days, the nial has inspir^ several, in­ eauHO m -m PAMos Sold In lull cins. ol 45 pieces 12 Decorations in the shrine were something for carryings It’s stylishly dressed women cluding one in red, white and APrUJUICE AND X 12 sell slick Afmstfonq Excel- CHOOSE AA f 6' POLY BUMS on vinyl asbestos Hies Assorted floral arrangements, white hard to track the bag’s history, carried the exquisite reticules blue motif with the Declaration M N SnVICENTER WHITB CHUNG W h ite Gem DuDALDO colors A styles gladioli and hanging baskets. because the first ones probably — soon dubbed the “ridicules.” of Independence imprinted and ^wiwtRL nmnaiiEITHI wont 648-eiM WHITE - WAIHUT Miss Ann Treglia of Hartford were made of straw or some Among the bags in the another an elaborate melange U WOOP > n U.S.Grade"A' other natural material and Textured was guitarist and soloist. historic section of the exhibi­ of patriotic colors, badgps, OR BIACH Soldold inm 64 sq.q § Polyetyrene * sq. ft. ms » The bride was given in eventually destroyed or. dis­ tion are delicately woven and miniature flags, beading a ^ a ft f.arloMS< ;if riMS • Fire retardant reg. 1 2 thu;k PBOSH ® marriage by her brother Frank carded. embroidered bags from Burma, Coca Cola sign in the center. FIRE RATEO SYSTEMS 10« DeSimone of Waterbury. “We know the early Romans Miss Phyllis DeSimone of and Greeks used bags.” Bristol was her sister’s maid of As part of its photographic ill honor. enlargements and slides that Tom s-16-22 lbs. Russell Schaller of will go with the exhibit of ac­ Manchester was his brother’s tual bags, the crafts museum,, Pre-Baste(j best man. Ushers were Robert includes one illustration of a mi Our White G em s are the pick Bujak of East Hartford, James sculpture at the Metropolitan the flock-plump and tender Liebman of Manchester, and Museum of Art. to give you slice after delicious John Liebman of Vernon. The sculpture is of Egyptian slice of great-eating turkey. A reception was held at the origin, 1310 B.C., and the figure s H e m o c N lb Veterans Memorial Clubhouse is shown with a simple bag, WPS p m m BOARD s i r » 4 * 9 reg. 6.99 in East Hartford, after which although not in detail. a the couple left on a trip to Cape The crafts museum r t g UNDPRlAYMm W hite Gem Hen T u rk e y s us crade -loupounds 5 9 c Cod, Mass. ’The couple will “homage” will open October 10 s ir X Ax S' AxBiVfEXrmOR reside in Manchester. — invitations to a members’ flirt rim roc) t SMDEO PLYWOOD Get your Stop&Shopsworth! Mrs. Schaller is employed as preview are printed on a three Smoothly sanded. Shop m c s m m Also In stock 1/2" to4'*8' with leq 4 9y grade. Excellent underlay- payroll administrator by by six-inch brown paper bag — Clean, straight & sturdy. #3 a corrrplete line of accessor­ Smooth both sides Shop grade ment. Security-Connecticut Life In­ and will run through January 4. shelving. ies. A great cam ied foods sale! surance Co. Mr. Schaller is Smith said it then will go on employed by Seaboard Plywood the road for approximately 18 and Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schaller months, displayed in other Green Giaiit-Mixhi Mat$^ major museums. In all, some The cut: Precision Niblets Whole Kernel Corn 12 oz. can, Forget Something? 200 bags have been collected Kitchen Sliced or French Style Green ^ ^ c a n s ^ J g * In one year 380,353 umbrellas, from individuals, crafts groups, 256,031 pairs of glasses and 170,- artists and loaned by other B eans16oz. can o rP eas17oz. can. 189 shoes were left behind by museums. What’s the difference between a “good haircut” and a passengers on Japanese trains. Why such an exhibit? “We’ve “super” precision cut? Japan National Railways also done a number of exhibitions of A good cut will look alright if you work hard at blowing it THE BABY collected a large quanUty of special things society uses OramseJuiee an 4 9 false teeth and artificial everyday,” said Smith. “Cer­ NBOPORTB VANUY FmRA60f StOp&Shop :=toze^^ 100% Orange Juice from Florida eyeballs that had been left op tainly the bag is one. We’re not A luper cut will look good if yJitake a shower and happen to IS NAMED the trains. forget to blow it dry. STARTER SET CUT HEATING COST' A good cut will get you by in a discoteque without too much Includes 60” wall combination and 60" Pot Pies BaiMiiiet Chicken, Turkey or Beef Pies- Frozen QzM Malinowski, Sara Anne, daughter of Robert G. and Deborah hassle sink base cabinet. A. Isleib of Glastonbury. She was bom Sept. 13 at Hartford WITHWOODI A Super cut won’t let you get by in a discoteque without Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Frederick Isleib of 20 Itodison St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. being hassled. Stanley Kumowycz of East Hartford. These Wood Heaters are 5 At the Cuckoo’s Nest we have a new breed X)f hair cutter t * Eruit Cocktail 3 all times more efficient than a who’s glad they’re a haircutter and wouldn’t be satisfied SAFETY GLASS Stop&Shop Our own money saving brand. Maturo, Iris Gail, daughter of Anthony L. and Iris Arther brick fireplace. Install in your doingVAvAIl^ anythingC4AAT VAAAAA0 else. - Maturo of 129G Rachel Rd. She was bora &.pt .? at Manchester existing chimney, through the Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Aaron wall or ceiling. 'They’rey’re trained and inspiredinspi or they . don’t work for us. Kiss of Meriden and John W. Arther of Baltimore, Md. Her pater­ TfeUow C lin g ^ »IS • Bi-metal Thermostate • Firebrick liner We believe ego is a healthy thing and that’s how we make nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maturo of 120 Bolton I • Cast-iron grate • Heavy metal jacket Stop&Shop>Whole or Half A delicious dessert. St. you feel — good about how you look and the importance of it SHENANDOAH to you. reg. Dodd, Daniel Oliver David, son of David and Pamela Spagna 129.99 Dodd of 1715 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. He was bora Sept. 19 28” SOLID CAST IR O lf So there you have it, or at least part of it. ATLANTA ^-apefruit Juke 3 0 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is The rest happens when you walk in our door and see for Mrs. Nancy J. Spagna of East Windsor. His paternal grand­ yourself what we mean. Then, if after you get your haircut, Stop&Shop Som ething different ...refreshing. 46oz. can parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Dodd of 1715 Ellington Rd., FRANKLIN South Windsor. STOVE you want to just jump up and shake your head, cause the cut LIST $349.98 feels free-wheeling — and head-shakeable — well — that's okay with us, too... Anple Jiuce ^ SALE *299 Stop&Shop-V2 Gallon Bottle BOX HEATER 32 oz. Solid Cm ! Iron - 24” Wood SIzo Walk in only on Tuesdays TbmatoJiuce bottle ' All *109** S to p & S h O p -O u ts la n d in g flavor... a tasty appetizer. DRLUXE WONDER WOOE 646-6228 .. WOOD HIATIR lATEX CEIUHO Shasta Diet Soda WHITE PAIHT 1; riftiiriruiR flavors for the weioht watchers. "'“ □“ $^05 SALE •229** The I AWN& 17.99 D L eisu re 8'x8' JiSMiesfdews fiflf cuckoo’s nest Post extra. Nail on type, R t^ A COVENTRY 742 - 6103 mill run. ^88 9 AM-6 PM Closed Mon. Moved Down The Street In Manchester... y LaroeLarge SizeSite ot iny Hwn ax c ^ wiMrt W E H ON O R PrIcuiltKtIvsMan., iMondtythfuSilur^- M A STE R oUnmimxiUil. INTO/ 511 East Middle Tpke., Manchester Phone 647-1697 CHARGE PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Coiin./Mon., Sept. 29,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 29, 1975— PAGE e i ,p,v e n POLICE REPORT OBITUARIES ArrMts day at 12:05 p.m. on Hartford day after 2 a.m. Missing are a Pats and Eagles Manchester ' Rd. by Main St. * tape recorder, record album Powerful Trojans • Diane 1. Bakulski, 19, (if 4 The car driven by Roberta A. and tapes valued at a total of Phelps, 22, of Enfield began a $830. Mrs. Helen M. Kastner Waddell Rd. and Richard Midget victors Felix A. Ricci left turn from Hartford Rd. and Vandalltm ' BOLTON - Mrs. Helen M. Lescroart, 21, of Storrs, Felix A. Ricci, U5 Eldridge moved into the path of Kastner, 77, of 74 Volpi Rd., arrested Sunday at 4:15 a.m. at M anchester St., died Saturday at Renn’s Tavern at 76 Cooper St. Remeika’s motorcycle. • The customers of the trim High, 29-14 died Sunday at home. She was Manchester Memorial Patrolman Curt Wilson ad­ Gaslight Cafe on Oak St. Defenses dominated in the Manchester Midget Football the widow of Herbert C. and charged with second- Hospital. He was the husband of ministered first aid to the refused to evacuate the building League yesterday at Mt. Nebo with the Patriots blanking Kastner. degree criminal trespass. Cora Mario Ricci. youth. He was taken by am­ Saturday at 9:46 p.m. when By LEN AUSTER spee(iy tailback also found The versatile’Marcil, who the Giants, 26-0, and the Eagles outlasting the Chargers, She was bom Sept. 24,1898, in They allegedly broke into the He had lived in Manchester bulance to Manchester police notified them of a bomb time to recover a fumble, in­ rushed for 79 yards on , 15 14-6. The wins were the second for both clubs. Attleboro, Mass., and lived in tavern to retrieve Ms. Herald Sportswriter and Coventry for 30 years. Bakulski’s pocketbobk. Memorial Hospital where he threat. They said it was a joke. tercept a pass and return carries, later added After a scoreless first Bolton for IS years after Sometimes the score of a A private funeral service will With Robert Devito, tavern was treated for abrasions on his The threat was called into half, the Patriots got on the moving from Rumford, R .I. She game is not indicative of punts and kickoffs. touchdowns on runs of 9 and while the Chargers are be at the Holmes Funeral owner, police found the pocket- legs and released. police headquarters by a man. was a communicant of St. what really happened. On Manchester scored first 21 yards. scoreboard in the third sten- . Home, 400 Main St. Burial will book on a counter inside. Both vehicles were removed Police went to the cafe but winless in two starts. Maurice Church. certain occasions, statistics and last but sandwiched . I^nchester, meanwhile, za as Bernie Alemany in­ be at the convenience of the Both were released on a $500 by Wrecker. Ms. Phelps was found no bomb. Two pass interceptions by Survivors are two daughters, do tell the story. between were four Trojan couldn’t generate an offense tercepted a pass and family. non-surety bond for appearance charged with failure to grant • Someone slashed the front Bob Gentile set up the first Mrs. Ronald W. Churchill with touchdowns. Both sides took in the second half, not returned it 25 yards for the There are no calling hours. in Common Pleas Court 12 in the right of way. Court is Oct. seat of a station wagon parked With the sun finally Eagle score with John Du­ whom she made her home, and score. Scott Dougan went East Hartford Oct. 6. 14. to the rear of Martin Ltd. iitthe breaking through Saturday advantage of breaks to score registering its first first pont going over from five Mrs. Robert J. Brown of • Gordon M. Derby, 18, of Parkade Saturday between 2:30 and Memorial Field in in the first half. down in the final 24 minutes over for the two-point con­ yards out early in the second Greenwich; and four Edward D. Krah, 23, of Broad William Kley Stafford, fourth-degree larceny and 5 p.m. excellent condition, Following a three-yard until 5 :15 remained. The In­ version and an 8-0 lead. grandchildren. . Brook was charged with failure quarter. The conversion W illiam K ley , 65, of 67 (five counts), third-degree • The Ninth Hole Stand on Manchester High dropped a punt, the Tribe scored at dians’ second score followed Midway through the period, The funeral Mass is Tuesday to drive in the proper lane in failed. Deep wood Dr., died Sunday at larceny, and third-degree the Manchester Country Club 2:33 of the first period on an a Tom -Jones fumble Pete Johnson latched onto a at 10 a.m. at St. John the connection with a pickup truck- 29-14 CCIL football decision The Chargers dominated Manchester Memoriai forgery (five counts) on a court off S. Main St. by Line St. was Ostrout to John Madden 20- recovery at the Trojan 2 fumbled punt and romped 30 Evangelist Church in Attleboro. utility pole collision Sunday at to Simsbury High. the third quarter and finally Hospital. He was the husband of warrant Saturday. vandalized early Sunday mor­ Burial is in St. John the 1:11 a.m . on Buckland Rd. It really wasn't that close. yard pass. Ed White con­ with Ostrout plunging over yards for a touchdown to go the knotting tally with Mrs. Hertha Freiheit Kley. The charges stem from the ning. Someone had cut out the Evangelist Cemetery, south of Burnham St. The Silk Towners, now 0-1 verted for a 7-0 edge. from the one with 44 seconds make it 14-0. Bob Johnson dancing around He was bom in Germany and cashing of stolen checks here ' stands screens. Attleboro. The/truck was towed away. in the league and 1-2 over­ Simsbury’s John Bonezek, showing on the clock. The Two blocked punts by the lived in Manchester 25 years. recently. He was released on a Motorists in the area com­ right end for a 10-yard jaunt There are no calling hours. Court is Oct. 14. I all, managed a meager 64 who had an outstanding day telly took three plays to ac­ Patriots in the fourth period He worked for Nutmeg Tooi $500 non-surety bond for court plained at the time of youths and a 6-6 deadlock. Friends wishing to do so may at his linebacking post, complish, after the Tribe spelled doom for the Giants. Co., Glastonbury, 30 years until Oct. 13. throwing tomatoes at them. yards total offense com­ Although the losers had make memorial gifts to the Walter H. Suchy, 55, of 32 recovered a Ralph Donadio couldn’t do it just previously (Herald photo by Dunn) Joe Smith galloped home for his retirement in 1974. • David M. Galibeau, 16, of • A screen window was pried pared to 307 for the 1-1 the better of play in the final Manchester Memorial Hospital Bank St. was charged with He was a nlember of the Zion West Hartford and Brian J. loose from the Mary Cheney Trojans. Indian quarterback fumble late in the quarter on four plays from the eight- a 10-yard TD and later added building fund. evading responsibility in con­ period, the Eagles got the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Topolski, 16, of Hartford were , Library Saturday night. Entry Wayne Ostrout was subject- and on the ensuing play. Bill yard stripe. Manthester had Manchester’s Ed White (32) tries outside a 12-yard touchdown run. The Holmes Funeral Home, nection with a two-car collision winning tally on an 80-yard arrested Saturday at 4:37 p.m. was not made. Proom swept left end for a zero yards rushing the se­ Best for the Patriots were Other survivors are three Sunday at 2:30 a.m. on McKee to relentless pressure and Simsbury^a Dick Wood (81) gets hold of jersey gallop by Paul McCluskey 2 400 Main St., is in charge of on Oliver Rd. and charged with cond half. Bob Stokes, Congdon and brothers in Germany. iocai arrangements. St. south of Courtland St. sacked seven times. 14-yard score. Morrison with Gentile adding the two- breach of peace, threatening, A fight over a bicycle frame The funeral is Tuesday at 11 The car driven by Such^ “Our offense stunk,’’ combined with Marcil for a “Simsbury most definitely Garth (no first names gi­ point conversion. a.m. at Rose Hill Funeral and trespassing on public lands.' broke out ^turday at 3 p.m. to struck the rear of the parked Manchester Coach Larry two-point play- and an 8-7 controlled the line of scrim­ ven). Best in defeat were Best for the Chargers Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. T h e y t h r e a t e n e d a the rear of the Parkade car owned by Gary Boulay of Olseq bluntly stated, “We edge with 59 seconds left. mage. I don’t know what Pat Shaw and Dave Lauzon. were Bill Herlts and John Burial will be in Rose Hill Mrs. Clara K. Brennan Manchester man and his Apartments on W. Middle Tpke. 185 McKee St., police said. weren’t sharp in the first Simsbury pulled away we’re going to have to do to Windsor Locks pins The Patriots are now 2-0 and Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mrs. Clara Krapsch Brennan, . mother on Oiiver Rd. and swore between three boys. Buehler while best for the Court is Oct. 4. with 14 markers in the third rectify the mistakes,” Olsen the Giants 0-1. ' There are no calling hours. 78, of 497 Park Ave., East Hart­ at them, police said. A 14-year-old and an 11-year- half but were stiU in it. We Eagles were Gentile, f-M - said glumly, “That Marcil, The Eagles ran their Friends wishing to do so may ford, died Saturday in St. Fran­ Earlier, they allegediy drove old were charged with third- had backfield mixups in canto and probably took the McCluskey and Drew Thefts record to 2-0 with the win make memorial gifts to the cis Hospital, Hartford. She was a car on the grass and degree assault. A 12-year-old assignments and the line heart out of the Indians with he had a nice game didn’t second loss on East Flavell. Manchester American Cancer Society, 292 the widow of Jam es F. Bren­ sidewalks about. Manchester was charged with second- didn’t do its job. ’The whole its first tally. Each side he,” he added with envy. 9 • A resident of the Marilyn S. Marshall St., Hartford. nan, and the mother of Mrs. High School. degree reckless endangerment. game seems so bleak right couldn’t move their first two Manchester’s next test is Court apartments at 40 Olcott failed as Locks took a 13-0 Wiliiam 0. Bolton of Topolski is being held on a They were all referred to now. I can’t remember any possessions of the half and it Saturday afternoon at 1:30 By LEN AUSTER pointed overall with our per­ $500 surety bond for court St. looked out his window Sun­ bulge early in the second Manchester. Juvenile Court. good points.’’ seemed it would settle down at Wethersfield High in a llerald Sportswriter formance. We’ve done a lot today. Galibeau was released day at 12:50 a.m. He saw a Other survivors ar? two sons, to a defensive duel. But a CCiL encounter. In the teevee movie of shuffling on offense. It period. Gerald D. Callahan on a $50 non-surety bond for youth trying to pull hubcaps off The small crowd of 687, Second half rally William J. Brennan of East bizarre play turned it Statistics was nice to have Cephus East’s offense finally Gerald D. Callahan, 45, of 27 court Oct. 13. He was then a Thunderbird. 485 paid, saw a fine exhibi­ ‘Brian’s Song’ the Chicago Hartford and another son in MHS S (Nolen) back and I think came alive after defensive Scarborough Rd. died Friday at turned over to West Hartford He gave chase but lost the tion of running put on by around. Bears wanted to win one for Illinois; a sister, Mrs. Francis Considered escaped 58 Offensive plays 62 back Bill Pasek intercepted the Newington Veterans F. Coughlin, and a brother, police for investigation into youth. Two cars were reported multi talented 5-10, 170- Morrison went back to a sidelined teammate but (Mike) Furlong will be back nets Cougar win BRIDGEWATER, Mass. 6 First downs 9 a pass to prevent another Hospital. He was the husband of George F. Krapsch, both of complaints there. roaming the area at the time (UPI) — Robert C. Glavin, 37, pound senior Jim Marcil pass but the Manchester their quest ended in failure next week. Kevin Shorey did (Herald photo by Dunn) 9- 42 Yds. rushing- Raider score. Cephus Nolen Mrs. Katherine Leonard • Barton G. Doubieday, 27, of with their lights out. One was a rush broke through and ap­ as the San Francisco 49ers a nice job filling in at East Hartford, and nine formerly of Worcester, was who tallied 22 points. Mar­ attempts 176-43 the Southern penalty area. Tim Windham Center, fourth-degree 'Hiunderbird. emerged victorious. quarterback.” ripped off 48 yards in two By CHRIS BLAKE Caliahan. grandchildren. declared an escapee from the cil, co-captain of the parently had him hopelessly 10- 4 Passes-completed 16-7 McConville booted home the Mr. Cailahan was bom Jan. The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 After the shaking was over larceny (shoplifting) Saturday The man took the hubcaps plays and Shorey hit split Correspondent Bridgewater state correctional Trojans, scored on runs of trapped. But he got away at 55 Yds. passing 131 The scene changed Satur­ Cephus Nolen in his first penalty kick for a 2-0 edge. The 31, 1930 in South Deerfield, a.m. from the Newkirk & at ,4:30 p.m. at Kings in the into the building and gave them end Gary Loom is on a institution early today. nine and 21 yards, gathered least three times and found I Interceptions by 1 day night to Mt. Nebo and action of the year ran for 89 Scoring four goals in the se­ Cougars had missed a penalty Mass., and had lived in Whitney Funerai Home, 318 The Wickham Park Monster, shown on page one, turned out to be Meeagan, a dog owned Parkade. Court, Oct. 13. to the car’s owner. crossing pattern for a 35- cond half, Manchester Com­ in a 67-yard TD bomb from Marcil in the clear who 2-2 Fumbles-lost 5-2 the teams. East Catholic yards on 17 attempts and one shot in the first half. Manchester for 10 years. He Burnside Ave., East Hartford, • Gerald F . Wolfe, 26, of East • Barry Towers of Marilyn yard TD. Tom Gerbo ran it by Richard Bamber of East Hartford. Like all dogs, Meeagan is not averse to playing in proceeded down the sideline II Yds. penalized 101 and Windsor Locks, were score and sparked an munity College turned a close Dan Arenas made it 3-0, Hartford, fourth-degree Court parked his 1974 Ford in signal-caller Scott Morrison was a teacher at the Hockanum with a Mass at St. Rose Church, mud and water and like all dogs enjoys the shaking off of water afterwards. ^ •MTIVE aMRTII POGMES % in for a two-point conversion game into a 5-1 victory over heading a brilliant Kyle the apartment’s lot at 12:30 and chalked up two two- to cqmplete a 67-yard score. 5-174 Punts-yardage 3-73 different but the script offense which had been School, East Hartford. He East Hartford, at 9. Buriai will larceny fshoplifting) Saturday ^ (Eiutlert fw Freoiac > CinniRf) and that’s how it stood at the Southern Connecticut State Dooman assist into the net. a.m. Sunday. It was gone at point conversions. The remained the same. East lifeless against Northwest attended Deefield Academy, be in St. Mary's Cemetery, at 12:18 p.m. at K-Mart on $ •OMHNBFIISNIILU.nTIM, half. College jayvees Saturday after­ Southern broke its scoring lapse 10:30 p.m. wanted to win one for Kevin Catholic a week ago. The Nichols College, Fitchburg East Hartford. Spencer St. Court, Oct: 13. ^ I RD anHESiai umis S Locks took the second half noon at Cougar Field. at 19:57 when Tom Stannard Hartford police reported fin­ s e n io r s p e e d s te r , a State Coilege, and the Universi­ There are no calling hours. • Timothy I. Kehler, 38, of 90 S •nssMSWEnimioia » Hurst, a sophomore half­ Aside from Bob Henry’s early headed a Robbie Lewis pass Fire calls ding the car there at 2 p.m. kickoff and marched it for ty of Hartford. Ridge St., breach of peace and back who suffered a broken legitimate 10 second man in goal which gave the Cougars a into the twine. • A Marilyn Court apartment Countdown its third score, a 53-yard He was a decorated veteran intoxication Saturday at 6 p.m. neck last Monday in a the 100, did it despite not 1-0 lead, the first half was fairly Arenas scored again at the 35- of smoke in area of N. School Today, 11:12 a.m. —odor of at his home. Court, Clc^t. 20. was ransacked Sunday between FERRANDO'S gallhp by Kycia the big play. of the Korean conflict. He was a Hugh W. Rafuse Manchester jayvee contest and is now running at full speed, still even. Southern managed to minute mark for a 4-1 lead and member of the Knights of Saturday, 9:45 a.m. —flooded and Oakland Sts. turned put to smoke at the Cox Cable Co. at Accidents 10;15 and 10:45 p.m. Missing ORCHARDS for Tuesday Kycia capped the drive break through for some close ROCKVILLE - Hugh Whit­ The recuperating at St. Francis somewhat hobbleil by a foot Tim Cyr added a final goal nine Columbus in Washington, D.C., basement at 88 Goodwin St. be wood burning stove. (Eighth 801 Parker St. (ToWn) was a bottle of prescription BIRCH 8T. ROAD diving over from the one. shots but MCC goalie Dave field Rafuse, 84, of 21 Court St., Manchester Hospital in Hartford. injury which sidelined him minutes later.' the Veterans of Foreign Wars, (Town) District) pills. 3 Mile* Beyond The Raiders had another Treschuk was equal to the died Saturday in Weeks Tolland County Patrick J . Mooney Jr ., 38, of title fight Before the opening earlier according to LaFon­ Southern is now 1-1 while the South Deerfield, and St. Jam es Saturday, 11:13- a.m. Satur(iay, 6:12 p.m. —flooded Saturday, 2:47 p.m. —gas • 'The car of Odis Coleman of Vito’s Restaurant HeTald Angle chance deep in Eagle challenge. Memorial Hospital, Lancaster, 583 Hartford Rd. was charged kickoff, the Eagles chanted tana. Cougars upped their ledger to 3- Home and School Association. —flooded basemen at 16 Lyness basem ent at 54 Hudson St. washdown in the K-Mart 33 Park St. was broken into Sun- GLASTONBURY territory but Kycia coughed Eight minutes into the second N.H. with operating a motor vehicle MANILA (UPD— The pre­ “Kevin Hurst, Kevin Hurst” Windsor Locks, playing in­ 1. MCC faces the UConn Other survivors are his St. (Town) (Eighth District) parking iot off Rt. 30. (Vernon half, the Cougars got a break He was bora in Conquerall, while under the influence of By Earl Yost fight extravaganza ended today up the pigskin to end the bid. jayvees Wednesday afternoon parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Saturday, 11:44 a.m. —odor Saturday, 6:44 p.m. —flooded F ire Department^ in the hudtlle but their hopes spired ball this year and now when a foul was committed in Novq Scotia, Cpnada, and lived alcohol in connection with a and Muhammad Ali and Joe E^st closed the gap to five at 3 at Cougar Field. Callahan of South Jleerfield; of gas at 49 Wadsworth St. basement at 245 Adams St. Sports Editor and wishes went for naught 3-0 for the season, looked in Rockville as a winter resi­ Ambulance Calls two-car collision Satuniay at Frazier faced the final count­ points early in the final can­ three sons, Timothy Callahan, (Town) (Eighth District) as the visiting Raiders took like it was going to run away dent for many years. 7:12 p.m. at Spring and Gardner Happiness Is... • down for their showdown to taking advantage of a Matthew Callahan and Peter Saturday, 12:34 p.m. —elec­ Sunday, 1:16 a.m. —gas Manchester ! home a 19-14 victory before with the affair scoring the Mr. Faruse was a retired Sts. 'Tuesday night. fumble recovery by Joe Callahan, all at home; two tric circuit breaker smoking at washdown on Buckland St. Saturday, 10:12 a.m, —auto metal worker. The car driven by Mooney ■ A REALLY lUAN LAUNDROMAT ! 1,200 chilled but dry fans. first two times it had the daughters, Kathleen Callahan Chorches Motors on Oakland St. (Eighth District) accident at Mapie and Spruce Ali, in a rare moment of Golec at the Raider-9. Survivors are a son, Ray H. struck the rear of the car-driven ■ AIR(M)NDITI NEDi:r ■ Jury still out on Yale Powerfully built 6-0, 190- ball. Taking over after a State college football and Susan Callahan, both at Sunday, 2:51 a.m. —stove fire Sts. Edward McVeigh, 68, of 74 0 Cephus Nolen on a draw play Rafuse of Vernon; -a brother, (Eighth District) by Frank J. Smith, 37, of 93 humility, conceded the pound tailback Dan Kycia three-yard punt by Steve home; a brother, Lawrence Saturday, 12:02 p.m. on Sycamore Lane. (Town) , Cottage St. was taken to Is Yale that good or is Connecticut that bad on the foot­ possibility of losing his ate up the final nine yards Archie Rafuse of Dartmouth, Ferguson Rd. There was minor was the fly in the ointment Whitham, the Raiders Callahan of New York; and a —flooded basem en t a t 52 Sunday, 4:29 a.m. —gas leak Manchester Memorial Hospital ; TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ball field? heavyweight crown. His for the six-pointer. Nova Scotia; two sisters, Mrs. damage and no injuries. Court for East carrying 21 times marched 56 yards in 8 plays sister, Mrs. Eileen Brown of O’Leary Dr. (Town) at the Pilgrim Miils store on where he was examined and Yale’s latest edition of Bulldogs manhandled UConn challenger said that he, indeed, Another fumble recovery Effie Goodwin of Taunton,, is Oct. 14 for 135 yards and two with Kycia capping the drive Bethel. Saturday, 12:37 p.m. —car Oakland St. (Eighth District) released. (Manchester Am­ before a disappointing dollar day crowd of 18,900 in will be the new champion after by Bob Frank just seconds UConn limps home Mass:, 'and Mrs. Stella I 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING ...*2.00; with an 18-yard burst. Sunday, 12:08 p.m. —gas bulance) touchdowns. * The funeral will be Tuesday Heckman of Bridgewater; two fire at Center and Adams Sts. Joseph P. Remeika, 19, of spacious Yale ^ w l Saturday to the tune of 35-14. i their Oct. 1 (Sept. 30 in the later at the Raider-20 gave washdown at Main and Charter Sunday, noon—auto- “We tried our darndest Placekicker Bill Latorra at 8:30 a.m. from the grandchildren and four great­ (Town) East Hartford was injured in a Carm Cozza, Yale mentor, wasn’t sure he had the U.S.) fight. East its best chance to go niotorcycle collision at Main St. : BELCON LAUNDROMAT 309 Green Rd. converted for a 7-0 edge. Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 Saturday, 2:50 p.m. —flooded Oak Sts. (Town) motorcycle-car collision Sun- but just couldn’t do it. We grandchildren. and Hartfor(i Rd. See story in answer about Yale’s strength. The Elis beat their state Both Ali and Frazier worked ahead but a Shorey aerial after two setbacks basement at 280 Woodbridg^ St. Sunday, 2:15 p.m. —Flooded On its next series. Locks Main St., with a Mass at 9 at St. The funeral is Wednesday at out for the last time in a seaside gave it our best shot,” East basement at 93 Waddell Rd. today’s Herald. (Manchester foes for a 14th time in 27 meetings with relay relative ease. was skyjacked by Broome., Jam es Church. Burial will be in 10 a.m. at the Astele-Woodburn (Eighth District) theater Monday and although Coach .John LaFontana went 54 yards with the duty (Town) Ambulance) After gaining an opening period 14-0 edge; holding UConn The Eagles had one last St. James Cemetery. Funeral Home, Whitefield, Saturday, 4:30 p.m; —smell Ali had been doing most of the remorsed, “ We had our almost evenly split. Moving HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut limps home after two Bolton to minus six yards and without a first down, Cozza kept a chance late in the game but Friends may call at the N.H. Burial is 2 p.m. in talking for the past two weeks, chances and so didn’t they. exclusively on the ground, crushing defeats Wesleyan goes after its third straight win Sunday, 2 a.m. -m otorcycle- steady stream of fresh players going onto the brilliant an offside infraction set funeral home tonight from 7 to Woodlawn, Cemetery, Nashua, it was Frazier who had the last Windsor Locks is a tough the Raiders scored via the and Yale hosts Colgate to highlight this week’s state foot­ car collision on Rt. 44A. Brian green grass. them back and they never 9. N.H. word. team. We gave them a run air lanes with quarterback ball action. Animals ravaged corn, Fiint, 21, of 8 Highland St. was “I don’t know if we are that good,” Cozza told newsmen recovered. The family suggests that any Friends may call af the for their money. Steve Schwerdtfeger hitting Rounding out the schedule. when they travel to Bowdoin taken to MMH where he was after the game which was played under a bright sunshine “I would like to thank you for E ast, now 1-2 for the memorials gifts may be made funeral home Tuesday from 2 to PROM Coast Guard hosts Norwich, Saturday. treated for multiple abrasions the good things you’ve given “ I ’m not really disap­ Rich Broome on a nine-yard to St. Jam es Home and School 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a grower tells police and the field was in remarkable good shape after four days season, tries to get even Massachusetts Maritime visits Trinity’s curtain raiser at and released. (Manchester Am­ m e,” Frazier told the crowd post pattern. The conversion Association. masonic service Tuesday at of heavy rain. Saturday afternoon at 2 New Haven, Springfield is at Williams ended in a 3-3 ties with bulance) who watched his final training 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home. Coming up Saturday, Yale hosts Colgate and Yalies will against Rockville High at Southern Connecticut, Trinity the Bantams unable to improve WBKilT YRinaNRSI session. “By Thursday mor­ Vernon cow manure all over the five get a better indication of the strength of the current edi­ Mt. Nebo. With Cephus heads for Bates and Western on a first period field goal, Cows and horses ailegedly Saturday, 8:52 p.m. —auto ac­ ning, you’ll have a new cham­ broke down an electric fence off acres. tion. Nolen back and the hopeful Connecticut travels to which came after a Williams James R. Shelto cident on 1-86. (Vernon Am­ pion.” Vernon St., Manchester, and A few ears of corn were on On the other hand, UConn will return to its own class return of Furlong at Plymouth State. Central fumble. Jam es R. Shelto, 23, of 48 bulance) While Frazier spoke, Ali and ravaged five acres of corn last the ground. None were left on against New Hampshire at Storrs in a Yankee Conference quarterback (so Shorey can Connecticut is idle. Williams, the only team to Myrtle St., was found dead in Ellington his entourage were just leaving, week. the stalks. UConn fell before an im­ beat Trinity last year, had the the bedroom of his apartment Sunday, 1:59 a.m. —auto acci- meeting. minutes after the champion did return to his fullback posi­ The corn’s owner, Alphonse The Giglios claim a neighbor Weight Watchers Founder pressive offense as Yale opened same bit of luck in the final Sunday morning by a neighbor, France has adopted a new na­ dent on Mountain Ref. PUANI his usual “spying” routine on tion) LaFontana hopes now period with a field goal coming Giglio of 207 Boston Tpke., had failed to keep his animals its season with a 35-14 win over police said. Police called the tional environment law that (Ellington Fire Department the challenger. SPORTS SLATE his team will get rolling. Bolton, and the field’s owner, off the corn crop. Tliey es­ Not as tough as Navy its upstate rival, sparked by after recovery of a Bantam death an apparent suicide. places the responsibility for and Eilington Ambulance) Both fighters plan to just Statistics his nephew, Leonard M. Giglio timate damage at $1,750. quarterback Stone Phillips who fumble. Assistant State Medical elimination of all wastes on the Yale didn’t handle UConn as easily as Navy did the relax and take it easy on the eve EC WL of Vernon St., came to police Leonard Giglio had reported Bloomfield at South Wind­ passed for two touchdowns and Central lost its second game Examiner Dr. Robert Keeney producers previous week but the home crew for the most part looked of tl)e hput. Ali has been Monday 38 Offensive plays 53 headquarters Saturday to com­ to police the loss of four acres sor set up a third. in three tries at Clarion, 16-10, ordered the body removed to itjipriessive in what has to be a rebuilding year with three guaranteed $4.5 million and SOCCER 5 First downs 12 in a game that involved a con­ plain. of com to the same cows at the Bacon Academy at Bolton The Huskies return to Storrs Hartford Hospital where an A solar electric generating quarters of last night’s brilliant backfield now graduated. Frazier $2.5 million for the .New London at East 95-2 5 Yds. rushing- Police went to the scene of end of July. He estimated Cromwell at Rham Satuurday to host New troversial call against the Blue autopsy was performed Sunday plant, believed to be first of its Returnee Don Gesicki im press^ when called upon to lug "Thrilla in Manila” — their Catholic attempts 177-44 the crim e with the men. They damage then at $1,000. Coventry at Vinal Tech Hampshire in a Yankee Devils. afternoon. kind in the world, will be operat­ third meeting since 1971. 9-5 Passes-completed 8-3 reported evidence of horse and the ball and new quarterback^tone Phillips displayed the East Windsor at Ellington Conference contest. Just before the half and The Holmes Funeral Home, ing before the end of the year in Frazier won the first one and Tuesday poise of a veteran. Gary Fencik, a glue-fingered end, who CROSS COUNTRY 66 Yds. passing 30 The 35 points were the highest behind 13-10, Central’s Bill Ali evened the score in their 400 Main St., is in charge of the central Mexican state of SOCCER 1 Interceptions by 1 scored in the lopsided series (5elisimo ran from the four and is well on his .way to a Yale record for most receptions, last encouter in January, 1974. Manchester at Conard . arrangements which are in­ Guanajuata Manchester at 1-1 Fumbles-lost 4-3 which has seen Yale win 24 of 27 was brought down on the goal showed that he has lost little of his ability with several out­ The 33-year-old Ali, hdlding Cheney Tech at Coventry complete. Wethersfield 51 Yds. penalized 20 contests. In addition to its im­ line, but the officials ruled he standing catches in heavy traffic. court in his dressing room after Manchester at Conard East Hampton at Cheney pressive offense, Yale’s did not score. his final drill said, “I can lose (girl*) Tech defense managed to hold the The Coast Guard lost out in this fight and still be. on top. I Palmer UConn’s best Huskies to minus six yards in the statistics but they made have charism a.” But, he quick­ UConn was not without a few silver linings. Bernie the first half and no first downs. good use of five fumbles to ABOUT TOWN | PINEHUR8T ly added “There ain’t no way I come up with a close 28-21win Wesleyan managed to win the Palmer, who didn’t suit up against Navy, and watched the can lose the fight..’’ 302 MAIN STREET first two games of its schedule over Colby and their second win early going against Yale, was most impressive after Ali, who'has said that his bout for the first time since 1969 as in three games. taking over the quarterback role in the second cantip. with Frazidr will be his they whitewashed Middlebury New Haven lost its second in ' The Britannia Chapter of the The arts committee of the meeting will be held at the penultimate fight before SPECIAL Palmer was UConn’s best runner; with 68 yards and Also 13-0. The Cardinals, who scored three games 17-7 to Daughters of the British Em­ Manchester Junior Women’s home of Mrs. Vivian ’Trask, 86 meeting the winner of the passed for 55. Nick Giaquinto, the transfer from the first time they had the ball Framingham, after losing a 7-0 pire will meet Thursday at club will conduct a workshop Doane Dr. All club members ' George Foreman-Ken Norton "No two people hove quite the con prepare a personal record of Bridgeport, out churned out 67 yards. A1 MacLellan also and went on to an easy win. lead registered on a six-yard 11:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. tonight at 8 to learn how ho are invited. TUESiANVED. elimination sometime next same eating problems. Some eat your eating habits and develop showed positive signs grabbing the ball on pass patterns. hope to continue their streak touchdown run by Dave Fran- Charles Lynn, 47 Green Rd. make straw wreaths. The year prior to retiring, rambled when they are bored. To others, your own plan of action. You even Next year under Ivy League chang^, which call for coeur. on again about wanting to fight television is a signal to start eating. help to choose your own goal The Manchester WATES will members to open against a league toe, Yale will play in China, the Soviet Union and have a parcel post auction I have been there. I know what it's weight. Brown. However, the Yale-UConn series will be carried on "The 'modules' help you Saudi Arabia. Tuesday night at the Italian- like. ’That's why I am so pleased with the Nutmeg foes tangling in the second game for Yale Asked if he was interested in SEALTEST to announce the nevv Weight reinforce your determination to Ferrand wins $1^600 American Club. Weighing-in MORIARTY BROTHERS at New Haven. going also to South Africa, he lose weight and keep it off by will be from 7 to 8 p.m. The Watchers* Personal Action Plan UConn still hds the better band but Yale has the better said “If I never see South providing actionable ideas that in Holiday Lane event executive board will meet after HAS LEFT-OVER 1975 'modules'__ simple-to-follow football team as evident by the final score, which could Africa, I'll never miss nothin’." the regular meeting. guides to help you regain control con be adapted to your way of Whep one sportswriter asked have been much higher if Cozia has gone with his starters. Ferrand on this year’s pro tour. 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HURRY WHIU SUm.Y USTS INFORMATION, ' . me and you get wisdom.” a check for $1,600 after winning a 1,610 total. HARTFORD COUNTY MGC netmen score double Both the Ali and Frazier the Duckpin Pro Tour cham­ The pinners averaged 138, an Manchester Chapter, camps agreed to adopt the pionship over Pete Pierce of indication of the class, with six SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight , Chalking up two wins to in­ “California rule” regarding ac­ Attleboro, Mass., in the finals. HALF GALLOH 2 3 2 -7 6 0 0 Top seed Steve Hershey won 200 or better scores rolled as at 7:30 at the Teen Center crease its unteaten string to 15, cidental butting during the fight The latter won $ ^ . both singles matches with Jim the nation’s best male bowlers Annex of Manchester Recrea­ / M O R ll [HERS/ VVHCHrVVqCHERS®,.^.. _ the Manchester Community - O’Brien and Jack Perry also whereby (he boxer who gets cut In a battle for lefthanders, (Herald photo by Dunn) made the stop in Manchester. tion Center. 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I j PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancfaeater, Conn., Mon., Sept. 29, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept, 29,1975— PAGE THIRTEEN Multiple no-hitter^ two managerial firings Simpson runs wild as Bills surprise Steelers

Simpson absolutely coached by Chuck Noll. the New York Giants 49-13, Detroit edged Atlanta 17-14. Raiders 31, Colts 20 Hardeman added 107 to carry from the two. Willie Miller NEW YORK (UPI) - Rookie Neal Colzie set up. Leave it to O.J. Simpson to devastated the Steeler defense Simpson carried 28 times and Oakland overtook Baltimore 31- Elsewhere, the New York Jets Houston over San Diego. threw 26 yards to Reggie Sunday, carrying for 227 yards, the most spectacular, was his 20, Cincinnati shut out New downed Kansas City 30-24, three TDs with punt returns of Coleman had a 46-yard TD run Rucker on an end-around for make the Steel Curtain look 88-yard TD run in the third 26, 43 and 23 yards as Oakland and defensive tackle Curley Jim Palmer^s 23rd win mark final AL day like tin foil. including a 88-yard touchdown Miami overcame New Eiigland the Browns’ only TD. burst, as the Bills stunned period. The Juice took the ball, 22-14, Los Angeles dumped San rallied to beat Baltimore. Culp returned a fumble 38 yards People are not supposed to Pittsburgh 30-21. bolted to the right outside of Francisco 23-14 and Chicago Bengals 21, Saints 0 for another score. Jessie lot less than in a playoff or Orioles teamed up in a' career-high 23 victories, got aide Harvey Kuenn, went run against the Pittsburgh The 227 yards were only 23 linebacker Jack Harii who got shaded Philadelphia 15-13. Ken Anderson threw three Freitas had a 30-yard TD pass Lions 17, Falcons 14 NEW YORK (UPI) As managers after depressing- even know what was Steeler defense. After all, TD passes, two to Isaac Curtis, credit for his 22nd win of the World Series. The guys in losing (2-1) no-hit effort all the run-$upport he out winners in an otherwise short of Simpson’s single-game himself trapped inside, and out­ Green Bay is at Denver tonight. to Dwight McDonald for the Altie Taylor plunged across witnessed by one multiple ly disappointing seasons. happening. “I didn’t know hadn’t they held Buffalo, to lead Cincinnati past New Chargers. season against 11 losses. But the dugout were really raz- , against the Detroit Tigers. needed when Don Baylor dismal season. Darrell NFL record of 250 set two years ran the entire defense to the from a yard out with only 80 no-hitter, two manager The Twins jettisoned the we had a no-hitter going,” Oakland and Minnesota to a goal line. Orleans. Anderson hit Curtis the Baltimore Orioles’ zing me, so I knew if I gave Elsewhere on the final day belted a solo homer in the Porter had a two-run homer ago against New England and seconds left to lift Detroit past firings and Jim Palmer’s Palmer, gunning for his se­ popular Frank Quilici after he said. “All I knew is that ^an d total of 146 yards rushing give him a total of 450 in two It was the fourth 200-yard Cowboys 37, Cardinals with scoring passes of 52 and Atlanta. The Falcons led 14-7 on up a hit. I’d hear about it all of the American League second, his 24th. and a run-scoring triple for (o l) Vikings 42, Browns 10 23rd win, baseball died hard 3% years of loyal service we had three runs and if in post-season competition as games. He carried for 173 in a game of his career, tying him five yards and also threw a 14- a 17-yard run by Haskell Stan- cond Cy Young Award in season, the Yankees came “Right now,” said Milwaukee. , Fran Tarkenton threw for and the Brewers axed they scored four off me. I’d winter long.” they marched to the Super Bowl 42-14 rout of the New York Jets with former Cleveland star Jim Roger Staubach’s three-yard yarder to Charlie Joiner. The back and a 26-yard TD pass in the American League three years, may have (by flip to Billy Joe Dupree at 7 ;53 Saints have yet to score a TD in two scores, ran for one and set be the loser.” Reggie Jackson drove back with a 3-2 win over the Palmer conlmenting on the title last year. And hadn’t they last week. Brown for the NFL record. from Steve Bartkowski to Sunday. himseU) done the Oakland longtime Milwaukee White Sox 6, Twins 4 up a fourth as Minnesota buried Added Fingers, the A”s’ Orioles after being blanked Cy Young Award, “ if it completely frustrated Simpson The Bills’ overall net yardage Seven other teams remained of overtime lifted Dallas past two games. Gerald Tinker before Errol For sure, on a day the lefty one better. favorite Del Crandall, who home three of the A’s runs Oilers 33, Chargers 17 □eveland. Tarkenton threw 29 by Palnier 3-0 in the opener. ended in a tie, it would be Bucky Deilt scored from last Dec. 22, holding him to just of 434 yards arid 310 yards unbeaten after two games. Orleans 21:0, Houston ripped St. Louis.'The score en d ^ a Mann’s 29-yard field goal and American League East Officially putting to rest failed to bring about the kind “iceman” of a dozen or so with his ^5th and 36th passing duel between Staubach Ronnie Coleman rushed for yards to John Gilliam and 13 to Chicago handed Quilici his fine with me. But I’ll be a third on reliever Tom 49 yards in a 32-14 playoff vic­ rushing were the most ever Dallas stopped St. Louis 37-31 in San Diego 33-17, Minnesota Taylor’s TD won it for the of pennant winners he used pressure-packed World homers —tying him for the Chuck Foreman and ran in champion Boston Red Sox his injuryrladen 7-12 record final defeat at Twihs’ little disappointed if I lose Biirgmeier’s wild pitch and tory over Buffalo. gained against a Steeler team overtime, Washington crushed trounced Cleveland 42-10 and and the Cardinals’ Jim Hart. 110 yards and rookie Don Lions. to play for. AL title in that department were losing their regular of last year. Palmer hand­ manager 6-4, Milwaukee it.” Pat Kelly singled home a se­ “I knew I was coming out- with Milwaukee’s George season finale un­ cuffed the New York blanked Detroit 7-0, Texas cond run, enabling the White ,” said Blue, who didn’t Scott. The winning multiple ceremoniously 11-4 to the Yankees 3-0 in the first put away Kansas City .3-1, Indians 11, Red Sox 4 Sox to break a 44 deadlock s e e m ^ so awfully im­ no-hitter was baseball’s first • ) Cleveland Indians, the AL game of a doubleheader split and, as mentioned, Alan Ashby belted a grand in the 10th inning and end pressed about being one- ever by more than two West titlist Oakland A’s for his 10th shutout of the Cleveland drubbed Boston slam homer, his first as a Quilici’s tenure as Twins’ Giants^ castoffs Namath surprised fourth of an agate line in the pitchers. spelled finis to their regular season. The crafty right­ 114. ' major leaguer to highlight a mariager on an predictable Csonka understudy baseball record book. “It LEAGUE Back in 1917, Ernie Shore season with a four-man no­ hander yielded eight hits, Orioles 3,2, Yankees 0,2. six-run fifth inning that sour note. didn’t matter to me at all. of the Boston Red Sox came at running of Jets hit 5-0 win over the Califor­ struck out five and walked Rick Dempsey, caught in carried the Indians to vic­ spark Redskins nia Angels. Vida Blue, Glenn none in lowering his league- All I care about is my I j on in relief after Babe Ruth Rangers 3, Royals 1 a run-down between third tory over a team of Boston Jim Spencer singled home 19th HOLE paces Miami win Abbott, Paul Lindblad and leading earned run average earned run average. I’ll take walked the first batter and second-stringers. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Joe Namath, slowly wrap­ was subsequently thrown and home, scored the win­ Mike Hargrove to cap a two- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two New York castoffs, Larry Rollie Fingers couldn’t have to 2.09. my record of 22-11 and run.” ping a bandage around his swollen right knee, admitted he FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) over. Yepremian added another out of the game in a dispute ning run in the nightcap run Texas rally in the first Jones and Randy Johnson, contributed three touchdowns Miami scoreless with a tough 3- provided a more momentous All, however, did not end Abbott, who relieved Blue was surprised at the way his New York Jets were able to — When Larry Csonka aban­ 26-yarder and a 33-yarder to with the umpire. Shore went when Orioles’ reliever Dyar Brewers 7, Tigers 0 inning and rookie Stan Per- to Washington’s 49-13 trouncing of their former teammates Country Club 4 defense and scored when 2 way for the world champion on such a high note. For with in the sixth, was a little Miller dropped a throw to Rookie right-hander Larry and Giant Coach Bill Arnsparger emphatically resents move on the ground against the Kansas City Chiefs. doned the Miami Dolphins even the Dolphins’ record at 1- quarterback Neil Graff hit Ran­ A’s to begin their defense of the victors come the more concerned. “I didn’t on to gain credit for a zanowski went 8 2-3 innings BEST 16 ■ Class A — Jow Wall 1 . cap the winning three-nm Anderson fired, a five-hitter for the win. The victory being reminded they’re now with the undefeated Redskins. “We w were ere prepared for last winter he left enough dy Vataha from 31 yards out in the AL pennant. spoilsports in the person of want to give up a hit and be perfect game by retiring 26 67-9-58, Bill Giguere 68-9-59, anything but I was surprised — Nottingham said the good the first quarter and found Yankees’ rally in the ninth for his first major league Jones streaked 52 yards with Ray Gordon 68-8-60, Roy behind to sway at least one Blue, who pitched the first the also-ran Minnesota the goat,” he said. Series and playoff games; batters in a row. More enabled Texas to beat out happily — at how well the run­ New York scored twice in the rushing performance made up rookie tight end Russ Francis inning. In the opener victory as the Brewers, un­ a punt for a final Washington sideline behind awesome Riggott 67-7-60; Class B — Bob more game. five innings of the historic Twins and Milwaukee Lindblad, who entered the “ I was a little nervous recently, in 1967, Steve Minnesota for third place in ning game went,” said Namath, second half, the first a two-yard for a poor night (six yards) from the five in the second Palmer, reaching his der the direccion of Crandall touchdown in a 28-point second blocking. Jones 67-10-57, Bill Skinner 68- Csonka, now with the multiple no-hitter, gained game in the seventh, didn’t although the pressure was a Barber and Stu Miller of the .the AL West. whose nine-yard scoring pass to TD by Riggins and the second against Oakland last Monday period. Brewers who fired their period scoring spree and John­ Jones, cut by Arnsparger in 11-57, Ed Shaw 70-12-58; Class C Memphis Southmen of the Rich Caster iced a 30-24 victory on Namath’s pass to Caster for night. Once the Patriots failed to son, mopping up at quarterback pre-season last year, savored — Charlie Whelan 76-20-56, Lou World Football League, spent over the Chiefs Sunday. “Any a 30-21 lead. “I like to think I improve score from the Miami one and 9 for Bill Kilmer, threw two TD the moment. Betkp 74-15-59, Bob Copeland last season tutoring heir ap­ time a quarterback has a run­ The Chiefs also scored twice John Smith subsequently mis­ passes in the final quarter as “It’s particularly great to do 78-19-59; Low gross — Steve parent Don Nottingham on the ning game, it’s sensational.” after intermission on a 36-yard sed a 40-yard field goal the the Redskins registered the it against the guy who gave up nuances of power running. Matava 76; Blind bogey — Dave TTie Jets picked up 291 yards momentum swung as Not­ third highest point total in club on you,” he said. “I admire, Nottingham, the final pick in Kozlovich 99, Todd Peck 99. on.the ground, primarily on the tingham did his Csonka imper­ SCORE history. respect and love the Giant SWEEPS ■ Gross — Steve the 1971 draft, looked likie a Milwaukee manager’s rushing of backs John Riggins sonation. Tiant to pitch playoff opener Arnsparger, noted for players but when a man calls Matava 76, Bill King 76; Net — compacted version of his and Carl Garrett. Miami switched to a three- BOARD developing Miami’s defense you into his office and tells you, teacher Sunday in gaining 120 Bill Moran 76-7-69, Joe Wall 80- Namath threw only 14 passes, man front, shutting off the New when he was an assistant with in effect, you can’t cut it, I was yards —105 in the second half— NATIONAL LEAGUE , 9-71. completing seven for 126 yards England offense and the job offered to Aaron the Dolphins, ordered UPI aiming to show that man I could o as the Dolphins overran the E ast and the touchdown. Instead of Dolphins’ offensive line began reporter Ron Cohen out of the cut it.” New England Patriots, 22-14. relying on his passing, Namath opening holes for Nottingham. Red Sox won big games W L Pet. GB MILWAUKEE (UPI) - disciplinary problems and lack midway through the 1972 season dressing room for pressing him Johnson, who played with the “The play I got the most yar­ every week. But all I’m trying continually sent Riggins and “We still had a chance in the Pittsburgh 92 69 .571- on his feelings about Jones and dage on today, I can thank to do is contribute any way I Del Crandall, who returned of talent have taken their toll when Dave Bristol was fired, Garrett through a porous defen­ fourth quarter, moaned New Philadelphia 86 76 .531 6V2 and the club finished the year He had a 54-70 record that year, Johnson having been cut by the Csonka for,” said Nottingham can to help us win football as a hero to the scene of his sive line. Riggins picked up 145 England Coach Chuck Fair­ New York 82 80 .506 10% with a 68-94 record. The Brewers were 74-88 the Giants. The New York coach pass from Len Dawson to Barry of a 40-yard fullback slant that games. playing triumphs, left a San Antonio yards rushing and two banks, whose team is 0-2. “But St. Louis 82 80 .506 lOVz later sent word of apology for Pearson and on a 35-yard field set up Miami’s first points. “I “Look, everyone on this team when necessary for flag C randall took the post next year and 76-86 last season. touchdowns and Garrett added then two successive penalties loser Sunday when he was Chicago 75 87 .463 17% the blowup and invited Cohen checks Kiick goal by Jan Stenerud. learned it by watching Csonka is tired of hearing about these 135 yards and one touchdown. gave them first downs and it Montreal 75 87 .463 17 Vz fired as manager of the back into the locker room. But a potentially winning the last two years.” guys (Csonka, Jim Kiick and “The offensive line did a was too much for our defense to W est Milwaukee Brewers. . Of the one-sided defeat that Chiefs’ drive with less than two The Dolphins were outplayed Paul Warfield who jumped to "I can’t see how anyone place lor good on June 29, took three out of four n e w ' YORK (UPI) - Score helluva job,” said Garrett, wh(5 cope with.” BOSTON (UPI) - The w L Pet. GB Crandall’s firing has been all evened the Giants’ record at minutes left was shut down as and outscored 14-0 four minutes the WFL),” said the 5-foot-lO, one for the defense. San An­ was recently acquired from ■The Dolphins, aided by a sight of Boston Red Sox could say that,” said after beating the New York September games with Cincinnati 108 54 .667 but a certainty for weeks and 1-1, Arnsparger said: “The the Jets’ defense stiffened and into the third period when they 210 pound fullback. “How do tonio, which ranks first in the Chicago and was making his roughing the kicker call and a owner Tom Yawkey and catcher Carlton Fisk. “We Yankees three out of four. Baltimore to win tests four Los Angeles 88 74 .543 20 his departure added heat to the Redskins had fantastic execu­ World Football League last forced two Dawson in­ got the ball back following a you replace them? They’re World Football League in first start as a Jet. “They were holding penalty, went on to Darrell Johnson walking won nine of our last 12, “They were making their and five according to John­ San Fran. 80 81 .497 27% already intense speculation that tion. I haven’t given up faith in year, said of his 6-for-6 passing completions. A fourth-down missed field goal. great but you have to go on.” r defensing the run, collided blowing everybody out of there score another field goal and go all-time home run king Henry performance against his pass from Dawson to Jeff Nottingham moved to the arm-in-arm into the Baltimore won even more move. They’d caught us and son. San Diego 71 91 .438 37 this football team. We broke head-on with the league’s top Coach Don Shula, upset with ahead 19-14 to seal the contest. Aaron would be named to ia former team: “I don’t think I all day. Their blocking was Kinney was stopped at the five Patriots’ 38 with his long burst [, his team’s first half perfor­ manager’s office Sunday than that, and we backed passed us,” Johnson said. Yawkey, who has owned Atlanta 67 94 .416 40% down on defense because they ground game Sunday when the “It was disappointing,” said got a fair evaluation when I was phenomenal and they deserve by Godwin Turk and the Jets told part of the story. into it? It seems that no “We won those games with the club since 1933, has seen Houston 64 97 .398 43% replace him. played better.” Memphis Southmen invaded and Garo Yepremien eventual­ mance despite the win, could Fairbanks. “A victory here Brewer president Bud Selig in New York. I think I was the credit.” took over on downs with 46 ly booted a 26-yard field goal, Watching the Red Sox play matter how good you do, clutch pitching and hitting.” his Red Sox win only two Sunday’s Results Tlie Giants broke in front on a and the result was a lot of have been thinking about his could have meant a great deal refused to speculate whether 1 trying to say some of the The Jets scored on their first seconds left. the first of his three, three- missing stars when he said; someone’s always trying to In July, the Red Sox had a pennants, and neither team Chicago 9, Montreal 6 first period score but the battered helmets and a few to us with all that has happened Sunday’s game told the rest. Aaron was in line for the job. criticism I got there was un­ two possessions, moving 80 “We played a team that was Redskins exploded for four bruised egos. point kicks. “I’ve never seen a sorrier (Patriots’ strike and Jim For the first time all put it down.” chance to knock the Yankees went on to win the World Cincinnati 7, Atlanta 6 yards in seven plays for the heavily harrassed by their Not quite three minutes later, Houston 4, Los Angeles 2 “All I know is that he has one touchdowns in slightly over just.” The Southmen, who serve as first half of football than the Plunkett’s shoulder injury). season they could relax and Manager Johnson, who ad­ out of the race with a four- Series. He has also had to more year remaining on his His first TD was to Charley first TD and 49 yards in five (sports) writers and probably Nottingham burst over right St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 2 seven minutes in the second the pride and joy of the upstart one we played,” said Shula who “I’m very frustrated and disap­ not worry, and judging from mitted to being “all partied game series in New York. put up with disappointments plays for the second. Riggins by their coaches,” said the tackle to bring Miami within contract as a player,” Selig quarter. Larry Brown scored a Taylor, who celebrated his 35th league, paraded Larry Csonka has led the Dolphins to five pointed right now.” the 11-4 pasting their second out” after Sunday’s game, Boston took three. like last year, when the Red New York 5, Philadelphia 4 HOCKEY TIME scored the first from the one (Chiefs’ new head coach, Paul five points at 14-9 after rookie said. birthday by boosting his career straight American Football San Francisco 5, San Diego 3 tying TD on the first play of the and Jim Kiick at the Wings and and Garrett the second, also string took against a says only the playoffs will be Sox blew a seven-and-a-half “I really can’t comment quarter and Kilmer fired the total offensive record to over Wiggin. “They probably came Freddie Solomon had returned Conference East titles and two “That was another test,” came up with a mere 89 ya^ds from the one. Pat Leahy added makeshift Cleveland Indian interesting. game lead down the stretch. specifically on being a first of two scoring passes to 10,000-yards, becoming the 15th out with a vendetta to move the a punt 46 yards to the New Super Bowl championships. Johnson said. “This was our HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS on the ground in falling to San two extra points and a 32-yard lineup, the Red Sox were “We were lucky this year AMERICAN LEAGUE manager,” Aaron said after he Roy Jefferson after Ken player in pro history to surpass football. And they did.” England seven. ‘‘I can’t compare chance to bury them and we Antonio 25-17. field goal in the first half. “I was ashamed to come into because we didn’t get hit too learned of Crandall’s firing. Houston’s recovery of a New that mark. His five catches for Jim Kiick was the leading Squad shaved taking it easy. did.” E ast Kansas City finally came to Before the quarter was over, the locker room at halftime. I ballclubs,” he said. “Who hard with injuries,” Yawkey “I’ve been in this game a long York fumble. the day also left him only seven rusher for Memphis with a Win skein intact BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - W L Pet. GB life late in the first quarter and Miami had the ball near the told them if they wanted to Even though the knows what going to happen. The lead went to 9V2 time and I have certain ideas Exhibition Carnes One of Washington eight short of a career total of 600 scant 37 yards as the Southmen LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Buffalo Sabres of the said. “I’ve always said the 65 .594 scored on a four-yard run by New England goal again, prove to me they were a good Baltimore Orioles lost a I’ll say this. They’ve (the games on August 3 before Boston 95 about how a ball club should be sacks produced a Craig Morton receptions, attained in the past fell way below their 197 yards Vicente Saldivar of Mexico City National Hockey League an­ one guy we couldn’t do 69 .566 4% Woody Green. The Chiefs courtesy of a Jake Scott in­ football team, they had 30 doubleheader to the New A’s) been there and have Baltimore came to town and Baltimore 90 run. I can’t rule out becoming a Oefobtr 2 M iniiM oti fumble in the Giant end zone only by Don Maynard and Ray­ per game average. stretched his winning streak to nounced Sunday that they have without is Fisk, and we held 77 .519 12 scored again late in the second terception and runback to the minutes to do it..’ York Yankees Saturday, done it. But our team played New York 83 manager. I just can’t rule it and Ron McDole recovered for mond Berry. At the other end of the-field, 17 Saturday night by winning a assigned five players to their swept a two-game series. up pretty well until he came 79 80 .497 15% October 4 — Quebec period on a 10-yard run by Ed 17-yard line. Norm Bulaich clinching the American superbly all year. I can think Cleveland out.” a third touchdown. Then Jones Kilmer summed it up: “We Johnnie Walton was passing for unanimous 10-round decision For the Patriots, their 30 American Hockey League af­ Test number three came the back in June. But injuries Milwaukee 68 94 .420 28 Podolak but Leahy’s 32-yarder capped the drive from four League’s Eastern Division of five times when we had Aaron and Selig both said broke loose, hobbling the punt had a couple of guys who 225 yards and running back Bill over Claude Durden of Los minutes came early. They held filiate, the Hershey Bears. next night when the Red Sox are a part of the game, and Detroit 57 102 .358 37% there had been no discussions wanted to show Arnsparger as time expired gave the Jets a yards out and the game was for Boston, no one could ac­ to win a game, when things Gvic Center Box Office on his own 48 and retreating to Sadler was scoring twice on the Angeles. had to come from behind to if it doesn’t happen to W est concerning him taking the they could do the job and I 17-14 halftime lead. cuse the Red Sox of would have been real sticky the 36 before swinging across ground to clinch a post-season beat the Milwaukee Brewers someone else, it happens to W L Pet. GB Brewer helm. Selig also refused lO AM -b PM except the field and down the left guess they did.” “backing into” the crown. if we lost, and we won every playoff spot for the Wings by in the first of a 15-game road you. Last year, we lost Oakland 98 64 .605 to discuss the reasons why Sunday. By muM giving them the Summer But that didn’t stop people time.” trip. Kansas City 91 71 .562 7 Crandall was fired. from trying. because Fisk was out with Prkesi $6.00 to $4.50 Season Championship in tfle Boston took over first And finally, the Red Sox his knee injury.” Texas 79 83 .488 19 “There were obviously a lot Hill pessimistic in win WFL Western Division. Minnesota 76 83 .478 20% of things that went into the WFL play is split into two CHiicago 75 86 .466 22% decision,” Selig said. “But to go seasons and the division California 72 89 .447 25% into specific reasons for the dis­ Reguiar Season LAS VEGAS, Calif. (UPI) - the flag and pitched in there to winners in each half meet at the S unday's R esults missal would be cruel and in­ Even in victory, Dave Hill within 10 feet.” end of the year in playoffs for sensitive. Cleveland 11, Boston 4 sounded pessimistic. Winner of the Tallahassee the World Bowl game. MAJOR ‘‘From the time when Ooly October gomes at Box Offko, C. Mets’ Seaver in line Milwaukee 7, Detroit 0 Hill has had his problems all Open in April, Massengle mis­ Sadler, who was the game’s baseball was first played and LEAGUE Tecas p, Kansas City 1 fox stoios m d Ttekotroo ootloti. 41 year and he didn’t sound like sed a 12-foot putt for his par and leading rusher with 56 yards on clubs have not lived up to Oakland 5, California 0 gomos Ihroiigh Decombor 30 mof bo o^ they were solved after winning Hill jhen two-putted. 14 carries, gave San Antonio a expectations, the manager is LEADERS Baltimore 3, New York 0,1st. dored by moB, a $27,000 jackpot in the Sahara “I don’t feel that bad,” he 7-0 lead in the first quarter on a for pair of NL awards the one who gets the blame,” he five-yard scoring burst. New York 3, Baltimore 2, Invitational Golf Tournament said. “I would have liked to added. 2nd. Sunday. have won, but I’m not going to Walton then connected on a Crandall, who spent 3 Chicago 6, Minnesota 4,10 in­ “I’ll tell you,” he said, “I let one hole ruin a fun week. If I 15-yard touchdown pass to Dave NEW YORK (UPI) - other National League game, most in the NL since By United Press Inlernatiunal % years trying to turn the nings concentrate a little better when had it to do all over again. I’d Yeage and Dickey James ran Tom Seaver of the New games. the 1906 Chicago Cubs won Leading Batters Brewers into a winner, was Croup Rates (based un 450 at bats) I’nq hunting for my swing, and still use a three wood on my se­ for the conversion as the Wing York Mets put the finishing Mets 5, Phillies 4 116, when Cesar Geronimo’s fired prior to the team’s last I’m still looking for mine. That cond shot. If I’d put it on, Dave began an 18-point outburst in game of the season. Cali 728-3366 for details touches Sunday on a 1975 Rusty Staub drove in two infield hit with two out in the National League way, I am not making too big a would have had to go for it. the second period. Sadler added “1 felt it was important and performance which could runs with a pair of sacrifice ninth scored Bill Plummer g ab r h pet. pass at it. It’s tough on your After all, 1 birdied the first hole another touchdown and Luther win him honors as the flies and the Mets took ad­ from third base with the MadliKk, Chi 130 514 77 182 .354 fair to Del to tell him about my Palmer booted a 27-yard field A 80 193 .332 No knock No. 8 6 Total nerves, though. the first four times I played it.” Simmons, Sl.L 157 581 decision as soon as we made up National League’s Cy Young vantage of three errors to winning run. It was the 24th Day Data Opponam No. Saaia Amount “I feel very fortunate at win­ Hill, who now has won $80,- goal to make it 25-3 at the half. Sanguillen, Pitt 133 481 60 158 .328 our minds,” Selig said. “I told 1 u 8 Award winner and come beat the Phillies. Skip time this season that the Morgan. Cin 146 4S6 107 163 ,327 ning this one. It’s been said that 533, and Massengale will com­ In the only other game Sun­ him and he said he didn't want Houston 1 back of the year player. Reds won a game in their Watson, Hou 132 485 67 157 .324 on Twins Sat. Oct. 11 more golf tournaments are lost pete this week in the Kaiser day, Shreveport topp^ Hawaii 160 659 85 210 .319 to manage the club in the final (Jarvey. LA Wad. Oct. 16 Edmonton 2 than won, and this one was International at Napa, Calif., 32-25 as Edd Hargett threw for Seaver wasn’t around at last at-bat. Joshua, SF 129 507 75 161 .318 game. I agreed to that.” lost.” where Johnny Miller is defen­ three first half touchdowns. the finish of the Mets’ 54 Rose, Cin 162 662 112 210 .317 “In view of the way things Sat. Oct. 18 Toronto 3 Cardenal, Chi 154 574 85 182 .317 by Quilici Scoring his first victory in 16 ding champion. Calgary victory over the Astros 4, Dodgers 2 Bnx;k, St.L 136 528 78 163 J»9 have been going I can’t say I’m Sun. Oct. 26 ..IVancouvarl 4 months, the 38-year-old pro Philadelphia Phillies but Cliff Johnson’s three-run overly surprised about this,” / American League BLOOMINGTON, Minn^ beat Rik Massengale on the received credit for the win. Crandall said. “ They told me Wed. Oct. 29 Quebec 5 homer in the eighth inning g ab r h pet. (UPI) — Frank Quilici, fired first hole of a sudden death He thus completed the Carew, Minn 143 192 about this at 10 o’clock this Cincinnati 6 lifted the Astros to their vic­ 535 89 .359 Sunday 3% years after being Thu. Nov. 6. playoff when Massengale MIONUl Lynn, Bos 145 528 103 175 .331 morning and I’m just packing season with a 22-9 won-lost 7 plunked his second shot into the tory over the Dodgers. Munson, NY 157 587 83 190 .318 named the youngest manager in Sat Nov. 8 Phoenix i 0 record and with the third 1iiG% now so I can get out of town. I water. Reliever Jim York received Rice, Bos 144 564 92 174 .309 baseball, said he won’t knock don’t plan on seeing much of the Wad. Nov. 12 Houston 8 lowest earned run average Brett, KC ISS 6M 84 196 .306 The pair tied for the first DOMESTIC CASS credit for his fourth victory the Minnesota ’Twins organiza­ game today. I’ve seen enough 9 in the league. Washington, Oak 148 500 86 182 JOB tion. Sal. Nov. 15 Quebec ' time at 270,14-under par, after against three losses while McRae, KC 126 480 58 147 J06 baseball games anyway.” Thu. Nov. 20 M in n M ta 10 - 72 holes in the $135,000 event Charlie Hough was the loser. Chambliss, NY 150 562 66 171 J04 Twins’ President Calvin Grif­ Crandall and the Brewers Randy Jones, Seaver’s ' following last-round 69s. Orta, Chi 140 542 64 165 .304 fith said he would announce­ were riding high in the first S a t ' Nov. 22 Phoanix 11 only serious rival for the Cy Hargrove, Tex 145 518 82 157 .303 ment a new manager right after The playoff started on the Cubs 9, Expos 6 part of the season, and at the Sun. Nov. 23 Winnipag 12 Young Award, lost his 12th Home Runs the World Series. par-five, 545-yard first hole and game against 20 victories Lockwood relieve Seaver in Pitcher Rick Reuschel National League: Schmidt. Phil 38; All-Star break the club was tied Fri. Nov. 28 Oanvar ! 13 Massengale sealed his doom by Kingman, NY 38; LuzinskI, Phil 34; \ The Twins lost 6-4 to the for first place with Boston in Sunday when the San Diego the sixth and picked up his drove in two nms with two Bench, Cin28; Cey, LA and Parker, Pitt Chicago White Sox in a 10- Sat. Nov. 29 Indianapolla 14 hitting his three wood into the S). singles and Andy Thornton the American L ea^ e East. But water on the right side near the Padres were beaten by the second save. Dave Cash 25. inning game Sunday and since then, injuries, slumps. WM. 0«;. 10 Minnasota 16 San Francisco Giants, 5-3. batted four times for the and Manny Trillo also drove American League: Scott, Mil and finished fourth in the American green. ,lackson. Oak 36; Mayberry, KC 34; Sat. D w . 13 Ctavaland 16 “ We both hit pretty good V a Jones has a league-leading Phillies giving him a major in two runs apiece leading Bonds, NY 32; Tenace, Oak and League West. 17 drives,” Hill said. "I was eight 2.24 ERA followed by the league mark of 699 official the Cubs to their win over Burroughs, Tex 29. “I don’t know what I’m going Fri. D tc .J 9 EdntonitM w Runs Batted In or nine yards ahead 6f him. 2.29 by Andy Messersmith of at-bats for the season. the Expos. The victory to do now,” Quilici said. “I’d Fri. Oac. 28 Cincinnati 18 National League: Luzinski, Phil 120; like to stay in baseball and I’d When he reached in the bag, he the Los Angeles Dodgers enabled the Cubs to finish in Bench. Cin 110; Perez, Cin 109; Staub, Sun. Dac . 28 Claveland 19 pulled that wood out. I felt NY 105; Cey, LA, Parker, Pitt and like to stay in uniform.” and Seaver’s 2.38. a fifth-place tie with the Tua. Oac. 30 San Oikgo 20 ) better about it because I honest­ Giants 5, Padres 3 Expos in the NL’s Eastern Montanez, SP 101. Griffith indicated he was Seaver’s superb 1975 per­ Gary Mathews hit a two American League: Scott, Mil 109; looking for a tougher manager Veterans missing ly can say I haven’t shot at that Division. Mayberry, KC 106; Lynn, Bos 105; All gsm a start at 7:30 P3M. TOTAL: formance followed a 1974 who would be free to nahie his KENOSHA, Wis. (UPI) - green in two or three years. run homer off Jones in the .lackson. Oak 104; Rice, Bos and Munson, HANOUNO: “The penalty is just too 4 WHEE DRUM or 2 Wffia DISC D O K campaign during which he NY 102. own coaches. The renovated Milwaukee first inning and Gary Cardinal 6, Pirates 2 FINAL TOTAL: severe if you miss-hit the shot. Arc A Install Lining • Quality Brake Lining • Chack had an 11-11 record and Stolen Bases Speculation on a new Bucks opened their preseason WATCH MONDAY NI6HTS HERALD Thomason hit a solo homer Reggie Smith drove in National League: Lopes, LA 77; But if he had put the ball on the Springs & Seals • Check Wheel Cylinders • Measure A feared that his career as a manager included Los, Angeles training camp at the University^ EnclONd It my dttek for $ . in the eighth as the Giants three runs and the Cardinals Morgan, Cin 66; Brock, St.L56; Cedeno, green, I think he Would have Inspect Drums • Inspect Master Cylinder • Add Brake star was over. Dodgers’ third base coach Tom of Wisconsin-Parkside Sunday tagged the San Diego star took advantage of seven llou 49; Cardcnal, Chi 34. been the winner. I would have Fluid • R oad Test Car. The Cincinnati Reds American League: Rivers, Cal 70; Lasorda, former major league minus two veterans. Ntma ______. CALL FOR INFORMATION with his 12th defeat. Only Pittsburgh errors to score Washington, Oak 40; Otis, KC39; Carew, pitching star Jim Bunning, a had to go for it then, and the defeated the Atlanta Braves Guard Jim Price is a contract two of the runs off Jones five unearned runs as they Minn 35; Remy, Cal 34. known “get-tough” manager holdout and team Captain Bob way I was swinging, I wasn’t 7-6, the Houston Astros beat Pitching sure if it would even move in were earned, however, finished the season with an who piloted Toledo this past Dandridge, a forward, is un­ WHOLESALE TIRE (Based on most victories) City. .9 M tt .Zip. the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2, enabling him to win the season, and even former dergoing medicaj tests. the right directipn. 82-80 record. Ron Reed went National League: Seaver, NY 224; “I didn’t want to hit a wood. 646-6400 the Chicago Cubs topped the .lunes, SD 20-12; Messersmith, LA 19-14; manager Cal Brmer, who won a Veteran guard Jon McGlocklin Make disckt pavsbiS "M il to; ERA crown. the distance for the Car­ Whan he put it in the water, I 357 BROAD ST. l4ontreal Expos 9-6, and the llooton, LA 184; Reuss, Pitt 18-11. division pennant with the is also hurting with a back in­ dinals squaring his record at NOW INOLANO NHALOm, Oaa CMe CMMT F|iaa abbed a seven iron out of the St. Louis Cardinals downed Reds 7, Braves 6 American League: Palmer. Balt23-11; Twins’ Denver farm club in the jury and his workouts right now MANCHESTER 643-2444 7— 7 Hunter, NY 23-14; Blue, Oak 22-11; olios Turns i 13-13. American Association. M IH i Sg and laid up 94 yards from 1 the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-2 in The Reds won their 108th Torrez. Balt 204; Kaat, Chi 20-14. are limited to jogging. 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VALUABLE COUPONS Promoted TU E S D A Y , 214 Spencer St. - Manchester GENUINF AMERICAN 1 William R. Borbely of 116 S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE ' A' FALL HARVEST SALE! Extension of Silver Lane - East Hartford LU211 Carriage Dr. has been SHENANDOAH SELF-BASTING FRESH LAMB SALEI 1 ShopRIle Coupon | promoted to director, treasury U.S. FANCY NA TIV E (MASS.) - CRISP SEPT. 30lh administration, at Aetna 2 Opposite K-Mart Shoulder Chops L. *1.59 Variable Annuity Life In­ TURKEYS MACIHTOBH APPLEB Potatoes I surance Co., a subsidiary of TOMS 16-20 LBS. AVG. Lamb Rib Chops c. *1.99 U.S. f a n c y - A LL PURPOSE 10 A.M. Aetna Life & Casualty, Hart­ ford. Lamb Loin Chops ve*2.19 COURTLAND APPLEB Borbely is a University of REGULAR U.S. NO. 1 - BEST BAKING With this coupon and a $5 purchase. ^ Notre Dame graduate and holds Whole Lamb Legs l.*129 Coupon good at any ShopRite Market SOc a master’s degree from Colum­ 69* GREENING APPLEB Limit one per family. Good Tuet., Value bia University. He joined Aetna LB. 5*4"MIN. Sept 30 thru Saturday, Oct. 4, 1975. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ BONELESS UNDERBLADE Lamb for Stew c. 99- CIRCUUR in 1970 and has held various 9 YOUR executive positions. Sliced Bacon LB *1.79 CHUCK CHUCK Breast of Lamb lb 59" CHOICE BE SURE NOT TO MISS OUR LU22 ROAST STEAK Veal Patties LB 69" 1 . ShopRite Coupon 73rd convention SLICED, PEELED Pickles CLAUSSEN 99" VALENCIA The 73rd annual convention of Beef Liver 4 OEVEINEO 69" CALIFORNIA the Savings Banks’ Association r - ■ CAPITO L ORANGES "SUNKIST" 9 9 * 1 3 9 * 1 5 9 f a r m s Franks ’ 1 .9 9 Butter of Connecticut will be held Oct. ■ 9 LB. ■ LB. Franks d a n d y 79" GRAND OPENING PARKS BROWN 'N' SERVE 2 to 5 at Boca Raton, Fla., and Fresh Squash BUTTERNUT OR ACORN LB MEAT ! Sausage Links 95" Weiners OR BEEF LB. will feature a Bicentennial 1 29 SEAFOOD SPECIAiSf PRIMO Secretary of the State of Conn., Gloria Shaffer, Yellow Turnip FRESH HEALTHFUL . . theme. OSCAR MAYER MOTOR 1 0 - With this coupon and a $5 purchase. : c FRtSH PERCH FILLETS lb ‘ 1.29 Bologna MEAT OA BEEF 7 9 Italian Sausage SWEET 1 .4 9 m OEM SMOKED PORK NATIVE (MASS.) will be there to cut the ribbon hosted by Coupon good at any ShopRite Market FRESH SOLE FILLETS .b‘ 1.89 Cherry Tomatoes LB 39" Limit one per family. Good Tues., OSCAR MATER FORMERLY $ BREAKFAST PORK Shoulder Roast DAISY ROLL lb 1 .7 9 Sept. 30 thru Saturday, Oct 4, 1975. Traffic seminar V^Sausage 1.69 FRESH SCROD FILLETS lb ‘ 1.39 EXTRA LARGE Sylvia Gottlieb. ^G ree n Peppers FRESH 3 - ‘* 1 . The Connecticut Institute of International Traffic will con­ In fairness toour customers, we reserve the rigtif to limit sales to three packages of any item except where otherwise noted. Items offered for sale not available in case lots or toother retail dealers or wholesalers. duct foreign trade seminars LU23 Nov. 10 and 11 and Dec. 10 and ShopRite Coupon 11 in Morristown, N.J. Informa­ FRUIT KELLOGG tion is available from the in­ FACIAL SLICED CHOCOLATE Shop Rite of Spencer Street means a Large Eggs stitute, 49 Wall St., Norwalk. COCKTAIL POP TAR1 FLAVOREDo" CHIPS CARROTS Dawn DEL MONTE ALL VARIETIES 12 OZ. PKG. FOOD CLUB Fresh one Pesticide talks totally new concept in shopping!! dozen With this coupon and a S5 purchase. A series of five seminars will Coupon good at any ShopRita Markat be conducted in October for un- Limit one per family. Good Tuet., licensed nurserymen, Sept 30 thru Saturday, Oct. 4, 1975. Value landscapers and others who Our Feature Depts! apply pesticides for hire. The seminars are teing sponsored R o m 1 7 1 1 SOLID AIR ALL Q 7 0 2 . $ ^ Sweet- Peas G IA N T 3 CANS 89' Detergent POWOl 69' Food Club Ftour *1.29 r i w l l l J ^ I L FRESHENER SCENTS O ''*<0$. | . L U Z 4 I by the University of Coruiec- FOOD CLUB • CREAMY OR CRUNCHY DUNCAN HINES FRIEND'S ticut Cooperative Extension ShopRite Coupon I Peanut Butter -oz *« 5 9 ' Mayonnaise CLI 89' Mixes v\i PKo”" 59'^ Baked Pea Beans«x'59" Service and the state Depart­ OVERNIGHT ment of Environmental Protec- C h n iit SO "-* s ta in tl OZ. CAN 7 9 ^ Kimbies Diapers o7n79‘ Napkins CORONET 39' O I I U U I REMOVER Fab Deter . LABEL POWOER* *1.09 Hot Bake Shoppe • Service Deli Gem Franks' tionm Further information is Beef or available from the Cooperative Service Seafood Counter • Prescription Dept. Regular ,_n, Extension Service, Storrs. pkg. With this coupon and a 55 purchase. International Cheese • Greeting Cards & Toy Dept. Coupon good at any ShopRite Market Regular meeting Limit one per family. Good Tuet., Sept 30 thru Saturday, Oct. 4, 1975. The regular meeting of the Section • Small Appliance Dept. 1 ^ CIRCUUR American Society for Quality (Control, Hartford Chapter, will be Thursday night at the Plant Shop • Brand Name Cosmetics LU2SI Podunk Mill, Rt. 30, South

Windsor. Further information FOR CHICKEN FOOD CLUB ShopRite Coupon j IS OZ. PKG. Service Butcher Corner • Hardware & Houseware is available from Ed Stiles of Shake 'n Bake 99^ Grape Jelly 69' Kosher Spears 14 OZ. JAR 59' Crackers ALL PURPOSE 49 as so r ted CHOCOLATE CHIP * West Hartford, tel. 236-0651. P EA N U T CREAMY II OZ GAYLORD Scott Napkins 45' Skippy BUTTER OR CHUNKY JAR 89' Nestle's Cookies p°o. 59' Preserves STRAWBERRY 89 U.S.D.A. Choice Beef AND MORE... Mayonnaise j DEL MONTE ' FOOD CLUB P r k r n WHOLE KERNEL i; STRONG •* . is>, OZ. C FOR S ^ ShopRite V ^ U l 11 O R CREAM STYLE <= 1 Dog Food H E A R T CANS O Syrup GRiDD°LE noz BOTTLE 4 9 <^ Salod Dressing 79 1-quart On committee iar Creighton Shoor of Sboor With this coupon and a $5 purchase. Jewelers and William Malken- Coupon good at any ShopRite Market son of Michaels Jewelers, both APPLE TETLEY Food Club BCOTT Sunsweet Limit one per family. Good Tuet., „ , of Manchester, are membiers of Sept 30 thru Saturday, O ct 4, 1975. the arrangements committee BAUCE CORN TOWELB Prune Juice TEA BAGS WHOLE KERNEL DECORATOR ASSORTED FOOD CLUB 100 COUNT PKG. FOODCLUB-CUT 3J OZ. BOTTLE for the annual convention of the _ OR CREAM STYLE ARTS & FLOWERS Connecticut Retail Jewelers LU26I Association, OCt. 12 at cou°NT E r S c Cheshire. JUMBO ShepRHc Coupon j ROLL a u nt JEMIMA ShopRite Flour] Pancake Mix LBcxo 6)9' Chocolate Chips 89' Heavy Duty Foil “oil 59' Honey BLOSSOM 79' ShopRite of STORE GOLDEN------CROWN REYNOLD'! * Public Lemon Juice .”ttIe 49' Aluminum Foir"«>" ®1.89 Lysol Spray *1.29 Pie Crust M ix " -" -" ^39' Manchester UOZ. PKO. ALCOA MAOOI-BEEF OR CHICKEN ' ^ HOURS With thli co'.pon and a $5 purchase. recofds Hershey ChipsTAvoRVo79' Alum inum Foil «Vl: M .29 Instant Broth >»« 39' Wheaties 59' 587 E. Middle Coupon good at any ShopRite Market Limit one per lamlly. Good Tuaa., Warranty deeds SapL 30 thru Saturday, Oct 4, 1975. HEAL TH a BEA UTYAIDSI Turnpike OPENING ^ CIRCULAR Frank J. and Victoria Aliquo GR£A T SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! FRESH DAIRYDEUTES! FRESH BAKED GOODS! to Jerome F. and Lois D. Joins in the Bagley, property on Frances FOOD MART RIGHT GUARD WEEK!... 1 LU27I Dr., $44,000. HEINl ORANGE SOUR CREAM Grand Opening ShopRite Coupon I Robert D. Prutting to WHITE BREAD DEODORANT TUESDAY, Maureen L. Coniam, property DEEP FRIES JUICE AXELROD DOUBLE PROTECTION - ISc OFF LABEL Celebration of 10 AM. to 12 MIDNIGHT at 66 Mountain Rd. ^,500. CRINKLE CUT TOP FROST Free! “1 Barney T. Peterman Sr. and The New WED., THURS. & FRI., ONE (1) 26-oz. BOX OF I Barney T. Peterman Jr. to 14 OZ. POLY-BAD too ° FLORIDA » 1 . Lorraine M. Magnotta, proper­ Spencer Street/ 7 AM. to 12 MIDNIGHT Morton Salt ty at 25 Edmund St., HL900. SATURDAY, With Ihia coupon and a SS purchaaa. Seymour Hammer to Robert YOOURT English Muffins BAYER Coupon good at any ShopRita Markat D. PikUla and William A. Fochi, • 1 Siiver Lane Store. Umll one per family. Good Tuea., FOOD MART 7 AM. to 10:30 P.M. Sept 30 thru Saturday, Oct. 4, 1975. property on Highwood Dr., $82,- WALDBAUM'S - ALL FLAVORS ASPIRIN CIRCUUR 000. GAYLORD Executor's deed C U T CORN ,aoz g P ^ " “ " “ """"""""LU2ej Alice C. Jarvis and John D. O R P I A 8 a » i . 4 O0® PACKS mW H LaBelle, co-executors of the es­ ShopRite Coupon j TROPICANAIM' M.ORIDA AtLVAXIETIES-IOZ.iOTTLe tate of Alexander Jarvis, to FLEISCHMANN'S e » « % N 7 9 " EGG BEATEkS ORANGE JUICE ViOAL. CARTON 69' EARTH BO RN SHAMPOO 99- Frederick W. Server Jr. and BREAKSTONE RSO. OR CALIFORNIA Pretzels Lorraine P. Server, parcel on PUMPKIN PIE SMITHS V‘k“4J iiua. Principals only, $25,900. 742- Governments and future en­ application praying that letters of ad­ tact Coventry Dog Warden, 423- f menu — 6 p.m.. Student Center, are held in the Food Service Disabled Veterans — that reconditioning man, fringe and ten key adding machine 9600. Realtors 649*5371 Dining Tjwm. Tickets may be little as $1.35 titlements. ministration be granted on said estate as oenz ‘ -o- □ EDUCATION MANCHESTER - to settle Lt4- have reached the age of 65 and in ^ d appUcaiion on file more fully speed. Excellent benefits. An Estate, two family 5-5, two car purchased at the college were receiving a disability at a ll(x ;ations - r e v e n u e appears, at the Court of Probate on Oc­ week, 872-8521, or equal opportunity employer. SOUTH WINDSOR - Garrison . Film-Guest-Hang Gliding, 7 a month. (Plus a one-time tober 7,1975 at 19:00 A.M. Personals garage, garden space, con­ Colonial, three bedrooms, bookstore. that time are entitled to a $3000 SHARING Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk Call Mr. Spak, 64^2830. venient location to schools and COLONIAL - two years old, charge which covers any TWO Experienced short order Private Instructions IB kitchen equipped with double eight rooms, first floor family exemption, if you file a copy of Proposed allocation from RIDE WANTED - from Center cooks, one full time and one shopping, 643-8498, days, 684- ovens and double door LIVE-IN companion aide. 4192, evenings and weekends. room with fireplace, four number of phones installed your birth certificate with the Revenue Sharing Fund 81: St., to Wethersfield Ave., Hart­ part-time, also experienced Experienced, five days. West PIANO TEACHER wants refrigerator, first floor family assessor. Reimbursement to State Court of Probate, District of Manchester ford, hours 8 or 8:30 to 4:30, call Owner agent. bedrooms, 2Vi baths, 6'x 8' mud NOTICE OF HEARING waitress or waiter for Hartford area. Medical Place­ students. Graduate of Hartt room, large country lot, low, room, wall-to-wall carpet at the same time.) Which New Blind Applicants — Department of Transportation ESTATE OF DORIS MICHAELS 646-0841. weekends, call 646-9497. College. Specializing in low 60’s. Call now Century 21, ment Service. 236-2391. MANCHESTER - West side, six throughout, aluminum siding, BETTY JANE should notify the assessor their — $3,067.83 for relocation of WILLIAMS, deceased Ra^ime, Jazz and Classical. Jackston Agency, 646-1316. really makes an extension Pursuant to a s order of Hon. William porch, two car garage, acre 5 PART TIME receptionist Linda Harrington, 872-7116. room Cape, 2-car garage, deep proof of disability. traffic signal at Spruce and E. FitzGerald, Judge, a hearing will be ’ Auctions PHONE FROM home to ser­ lot, fireplace, $36,900. Warren plus treed lot, close to shop­ phone worthwhile. To Farmers — must file their East Center Streets — $1,- held on an application praying that typist, Monday through Friday, vice our customers in the MANCHESTER - Handyman’s ping, Philbrick Agency, letters of administration be gain ed on 9-1, Reply Receptionist, P.O. E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. special, two family, garage, application for exemption of 451.20; Installation at Spruce said estate as in said application on file AUCTION - ten cartons, elec­ Manchester area, flexible Realtors, 646-4200. TURNER order, call your Box 222, Manchester, Ct. 06040. nice lot, close to shopping. Mid livestock, poultry and and Charter Oak Streets — $1,- more fully appears, af the Court of tronic equipment, consigned to hours, super earnings, 249-7773.. □ REAL ESTATE ROCKLEDGE - Nice three local Phone Store Probate on October 7, 1975 at 3:00 P.M. Computek, Inc., 8 a.m. 30’s. Call now. Century 21, SCHOOL OF DANCE machinery with the assessor 636.63. Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk b^room ^ n c h , possible fourth Jackston Agency, 646-1316. didng the month of October. September 30, 150 Strong Rd., 23 b^room , rec room, good loca­ or ask your Proposed Amendments to Or­ South Windsor. Homat For Sala MANCHESTER 40 OAK ST. MANCHESTER New Applicants for Farm and dinance — Parking of motor tion, nice neighborhood. High HEBRON - BOLTON line. Open SUPER M UCIUTE telephone installer. Forest Classification — must vehicles on roads accepted or Court of Probate OIL BURNER SERVICE 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, House Sunday, 1-5,80 Daly Rd., District of Manchester 643-4535. Six room Ranch, three good file by the end of October. Per­ maintained by Town Ordinance. Notice to creditors TTfllWir three bedroom Raised Ranch size bedrooms, two bathe, sons, who already have land Proposed Ordinance — ESTATE OF F. PAUL COOPE aka □ FINANCIAL Carpentor Rd. with built-ins, on one acre. FRANCIS P. COOPE TECHNICIAN One-year-old 7-room Ralaed Ranch, MANCHESTER - New listing, Owner, 643-9480. living room with fireplace, ADULT CLASSES classified as farm and forest Pursuant to an order of Hon. William large cattiedrat celling, Uvingroom, 3 r Purchase of land — 766-V Mid­ Due to expansion ol our Service Department, we five room Ranch, West side, dining room, eat-in kitchen, land, need not apply annually dle Turnpike West from Ray­ E. FitzGerald, Judge, aU claims must be bedrooma, deluxe kitchen with family location, tile baths, built-ins, STARTIHG IN OCTOBER presented to the fiduciary named below Bonda-Stocka-Uortgagaa B require an experienced Oil Burner Service Techni­ room area, stone fireplace. 2 vanity plush carpeting throughout, unless there is a change in the mond D. McCarthy for six thou­ on or before December 22, 1975 or be type baths, glass siding doors, garage. garage, $31,900. Hayes Corpora­ OWNER occupancy or invest­ partially finished rec room, cian. Knowledge of heating seeentlal. This la a full­ land use. sand five hundred dollars b a r ^ by law. The fiduciary is: MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Alum, storma, treed lot, $82,509. tion, 646-0131. ment - three units, townhouse aluminum siding. Owner Social Security Exemption — Regina 0 . Coupe time, year round position. We offer an excellent style, two years young with ($6,500.00). 228 ^ s t Middfe Turnpike cond, third. All kinds. Realty UCR REALTY CO., INC. very anxioue. Reduced to Persons wishing to file for the professional office attached. Copies of the Amendments and V Manchester, Conn. 06040 statewide. Credit rating un­ benefit program Including Sick Pay, Free Hoepltal- 643-2692 ^ VERNON $42,900. • TAP • BALLET • JAZZ h,000 Social Security exemp­ necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Modlcal Plan, Uniforms, Pension and Profit Robert D. Murdilock 6EAUTIFUL VIEW Call today, Century 21, Proposed Ordinance m w be Jackston Agency, 646-1316. tion must file either their Social seen In the Town Clerk’s Office fidential, quick arrangements. Sharing Plane. Realtor To Aeg/tter Security Award Certificate or Court of Probate Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Five-room Ranch, kitchen, dining during business hours. ' District of Manchester -7.8 ACRES.-pond, custom-built area, living room wlUi fireplace, three VERNON - High 30’s. U&R their Report of Confidential NOTICE TO CREDITORS 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Phyllis V. Jackston, Call bawtaan B:00 A M and S.-00 P.M. Monday thru FrI. Colonial, 2\h baths, family bedrooms, two full baths, plus office. built, seven room Raised Social Security Benefit Infor­ ESTATE OF STEVEN YENCHA ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Appointment only. . Secretary Pursuant to an order of Hon. Willtam room, fireplaces, garages. Ranch. Large living room, REAL ESTATE CENTER mation with the assessor on or EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Board of Directors E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd BANTLY OIL CO. Hutchins Agency, 646^166. fireplace, wall-to-wall 646-4144 •49-0286 • S19-S906 before January 25,1976. presented to the fiduciary named below carpeting, family room, deck, Manchester, Connecticut on 6r beforp December 22, 1975 or be mortgages — interim financing 331 MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 BARROWS A WALUCE FKGHETTEANMinLML.lMHm Calvin Hutchinson 30 LOCUST STREET - two gooa sized treed lot. Hillside Dated at Manchester, Connec­ barred by law. The fiduciary Is: — expeditious and confidential TELEPHONE 649-4800 263 IUHStrsit NiadMtiM Assessor George C. Lessner service, J.D. Real Estate family, no agents please. $44,- I4M3N 3IM$1S 72MUS Ave., established neighborhood. ticut this twenty-sixth day of 364 Middle Turnpike West Dated at Bolton, Con. Sept. 15, Assoc. 646-1980 000. Phone 6ffi-2426, 9-5. Owner, 872-0796. September, 1975. , Manchester, Conn. 06040 1975 I PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 29, 1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Sept. 29. 1975 — PAGE NINETEEN Apartmmta For R»nt M MriNTNMP ■r DICK CA¥AUI The Body Apartm§nt$ For Root 83 Aportmontt For Root 83 MIsc. tor Rent 88 n F4v a Born Losor — Art Santom PRIVATE riding instructions, ra t 3 English and Western, |5.00 per NEWER Three-bedroom ACROSS DOWN a AVACTAVISHfe BEHAVICR 1 6 WHEN r WA6 BATINS- AAr' TEU-HIMTOLAY hour, cali 633-5571, anytime. GLASTONBlURY - large bam s a VERY STRANkSE LATELY. SOUP YESrS?OAY HE TRIED OFF CRACKERS Duplex - IW baths, carpeting, VERNON - Town House 1 Skeleton part 1 Bolivian river 114 a for storage, central location, S Upper limbs TO JUMP INTO) MY BCWL. FOR A W HILE. all appliances. 32TC monthly. Gardens, a beautifully 2 Algerian city BASSET HOUND - AKC Frechette & Martin, Inc., ideal for contractors, no boats 9 Pedal digit 3 Takes a siesta landscaped apartment com­ or trailers. Call 633-7245 after 4 Dear Abby registered, male, eight months, Rraltors, 646-4144. munity of unusual architectural 12 Epochal 4 Beetle p.m. 13 Tooth part 3150, 742-9394. design, featuring private qn- 5 Underarm r 14 Harem room hollows trances, private patio with By Abigail Van Buren 15 California 6 King (Fr.) A REGISTERED female Beagld, iFTi t .APARTMENT sliding glass door, wall-to-wall valley 7.Legal currency n in c jB i well started, $75. Call evenings, carpeting, range, refrigerator, 16 Underground A N raiMSEi 742-8840. RENTAL OFFICE □ AUTOMOTIVE 8 Cubic meter T lE is rD I3 Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other disposal, master TV antenna, excavation 9 Convex m traverse rods; storage and DEAR' ABBY: My sister, Jane, was widowed after 45 17 Short-napped column 29 Pigmented eye 45 Pitchers LIveetoek 44 times by appointment. years of marriage to Joe Smith. When Joe died, she bought fabric molding layer laundry facilities in basement. Autos For Sale 81 46 Fall flower We have a large variety of a double plot with a big single grave stone with “SMITH" 18 Foot pari 10 Old Danish 30 Finger 48 This (Sp.) FOR SALE - Morgan Gelding, Total electric, no pets. One and 20 Expensive 15.3 hands, 15 yrs., 4-H Cham­ deluxe one h two bedi^m two bedroom partments im­ across it. She put his name on one side of it, plus the date of (ab.) protection 49 Breathing Townhouse and Gkrden type NEED CAR? Credit bad? white fur 11 Comforl 31 Miss Meara's organ pionships, sacrifice, owner mediately available through Bankrimt? Repossessed? his birth and date of his death. The other side was for her 22 £on of Gad units throughout Manchester 19 Poetic before 37 Skeleton 50 Greek letter ktt- • ii»Kan.M..'Tii «|.ui mm. away, college, 1-429-5023. November 1, starting at $165 Honest Douglas accepts lowest when her time came. (Bib.) (pl.) 38 Flat 52 To praise (Sp.) SFVStUA DMMTO ENTERPRISES per month. Call 872-6528 Mon­ doWn, sm allest payments. Well, she ups and marries Chester Lind, who was pever 23 Affirmative 21 Bad (prefix) receptacle 53 Hebrew •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOBt$“ACG9S$Ort09 48 day through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 vote 24 Rot'afe 41 Road sign prophet •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 240 New State Rd. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. married before. Chester has expressed to wish to be buried Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Reel Ettete Wented 28 Pelntlng-Paperlng 32 p.m. for appointment. 24 Small towers 25 Arm bone (coll.) 54 Appear Hornet For Sele 33 □ MISC. FOR SALE 046-1021 side by side with my sister, Jane, and he has two plots to 28 Moon (Latin) 26 Remainder 43 Next afler 57 New (comb, 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. TOYOTA - See us for reliable accommodate them in his family gravesite. WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 32 Noun suffix 27 Place lo rest leader form) MARIAN — YOU'LL NEVER ALL CASH for your property •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- MANCHESTER - two room ef­ used Toyotas with our 6(Way My sister is no longer a Smith, so how can she be buried 33 Mariner's per roll. Ei^erinced 8119. ficiency, convenient location, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II I STILL HAVE TO ( KNOW HOW PAINFUL IT IS within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Articled tor Sale 41 MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 100% warranty. We also buy with Joe Smith in the Smith family plot even if she wanted direction ^FOR ME TO SAY THIS... instant service. Hayes Corpora­ tradesman. Call R. includes, heat, hot water, elec­ used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 34 Used In THINK ABOUT WHAT MANCHESTER bedroom Townhouse, 1V4 baths, to? i2 13 14 GOING TO D tion, 646-0131. Starkweather, 644-3194. ALUMINUM sheets used as ^4rden Products 47 tricity, and appliances, $185 345 Center Street, Manchester, 'moving SUPER CLEAN full basement, private en­ monthly, Paul W. Dougan 646-4321. How is a problem like this handled? 35 .Doctor's printing plates, .007 thick, trances and pAtio, includes 15 16 17 SELLING your house? Call us FRESH SWEET apple cider, Realtor, 6491021, or 643-4535. CONFUSED assistants (pi.) i i m i 23x32”. & cents each or 5 for $1. heat, appliances, carpeting, ^36 Deed first and we’ll make you a cash PAINTING - interior and Phone 6492711. also apples, bosc pears, ^ t t i ’s IS 19 2) exterior, paperhanging, Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd., pool, air-conditioning, $ ^ per AVAILABLE November 1st, DEAR CONFUSED: It’s up to your sister to make her 39 One (Ger.) 1 offer. One day service. T. J. 40 Burmese 22 1 excellent work. References. Manchester. month. Paul W. Dougan, five room duplex, near hospital, wishes known soon. If she wants to be laid to rest beside her Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. WE BUY and sell used fur­ Realtor, 6491021 "or 643-4535. WE PAY $15 for complete junk sprites 1 Free estimates. Fully insured. niture. Cash on the line. One eat-in kitenen, stove and flrst husband, she should so advise her present husband. 42 Fool bones 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 J - Martin Mattson, 649-4431. DELICIOUS economical easy refrigerator, no pets, utilities cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto 44 Meadow II IMMEDIATE CASH for your piece or an entire housefull. MANCHESTER- Large newer Body, 528-1990. Her marker would then read, “JANE SMITH LIND.” If 32 property. Let us explain our 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 to serve sweet com at its best. not included. Parking for one she doesn’t make her wishes known, my guess is that if she 47 Girl's name WARREN E. PAPER HANGING Expert. Buckland Farms fruit and duplex three bedroom apart­ car. $210 plus security. 649-8220. 48 Arm joints 1 ■ 1 fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Main Street, behind Douglas ment. Immaculate condition FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, outlives Chester, she'll Join the Smiths. If not, Chester will. 51 Regular 35 36 37 38 35 647-1413. Your average paper, in average Motot Sales. vegetable stand, corner of bury her with the Linds. 1 1 1 1 l i throughout. Priced right. R. four cylinder, manual transmis­ recurrences 45 41 HOWLAND room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- Adams Street and Tolland MANCHESTER - three room 55 fake to court 3864. Turnpike opposite Caldors. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 649 furnished apartment, heat, and sion, very economical, owner, 1 1 Realtora 643-1108 MAY WE BUY your home? CLEAN USED refrigerators, 644-0466. DEAR ABBY: I feel sorry for the Sunday school teacher 56 Italian volcano 44 45 46 l O Open daily. 1980. hot water, $150. One months 56 Seep slowly Quick, fair, all cash and no ranges, automatic washers, who has a discipline problem with the pastor’s 9year-old ■ Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer problems. Call Warren E. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s security deposit. Adults. Call 59 Powerful 48 49 50 52 53 54 Painting - Interior and exterior. GRAPES- Pick your own, bring ROCKVILLE 3W ROOMS 875-3503 after 6. 1968 YELLOW automatic VW son and doesn’t know what to do. Being a pastor myself, I . explosive 1 !L CAPE COD - two years old, 24’ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- convertible, good second car, 60 Female ruffs bb bti bf bU ’THERE'S LEFT FOR TRAVEL,! living room, first floor family Paperhanging, Remodeling 2171 our own baskets. 270 know that every Tom, Dick and Harry threaten to quit the Gutters. Fully insured. 649- &[ackmatack Street, rear. ROCKLAND TERRACE call 875-1897 after 5. church if they don’t get their way. 61 Nostril ^entertainment a n d p u r s u it 2 room with fireplace and INSTANT cash for your home. 59 6b 6t Large and beautiful one bedroom 62 Moslem title OF TME ARTS! beamed ceilings. Eat-in Call Dan Reale, at Reale's 9658. FRIDIGAIRE Electric range, T O r I’ve heard everything from, "If my daughter doesn’t get 63 Theater signs apartments, heat, hot water, all 1973 DODGE Charger, very to play the organ,” to, “if my grandfather doesn’t get to 62 64 kitchen, formal dining room, Corner Realtors, 646-4525. model RCDG 39K. Excellent CHRYSANTHEMUMS - dig appliances, Including dishwasher, ,64 Small liquid Building-Contracting 33 your own, $1.50 each, 29 Moun­ CHARLES good condition, power steering, preach his own funeral service, I am going to quit this measure 29 king sized Master bedroom, condition, $100. Call 643-1662. disposal, carpeting, pool and your and power brakes, automatic tain Rd., Glastonbury, (near church!” < NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I aluminum siding, two car gar­ WE WILL buy your home. own private terrace In a country set­ transmission. Call 649-8536. Quick efficient professional NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Minnechaug Golf Course). ting. $185. No pets. APARTMENTS When anyone tries to blackmail me in this matmer, I age, treed lot, mint condition, SCREENED LOAM - driveway Charles Drive $53,200, Philbrick Agency, service, call us first. W. J. Bar- Remodeling, repairing, ad­ gravel, processed gravel, sand, simply get out my pen and note pad and ask them to put it ditions, rec rooms, porches and Antiques Formerly MERCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. Realtors, 646-4200. comb Realtor, 644-8000. stone and fill. O orge H. Grif- 48 Very clean, very good condi­ in writing. And I hold them to it afterwards, too! roofing. No job too small. Call 872-4223 872-3976 529-6586 173-183 E. Middle Tpke. fing, Andover, 742-7M6. tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- No church needs members like those I have lost. If it Win at Sridge 9 649-3144. WANTED Antique furniture, BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 Quiet location, not on a 9800 days, or 247-9031. weren’t for the bad language. I’d tell them aU to go to hell. □ M IS C V ’SERV^^^ glass, pewter, oil paintings, or MANCHESTER - New four- through street. Some oc- bedrooms, garage, large DARK RICH loam, five yards room apartments, 1 1/2 baths, MISSOURI PASTTOR NORTH (D) 29 wooded lot $3(6,000. Philbrick CARPENTRY - Repairs, $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, other antique items. R. cuapney for Oct. 1. A K J 3 2 enough for game, you should Services Ottered 31 remodeling, additions, garages, all appliances, carpeted, air- 1973 PLYMOUTH gold duster, 6 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. gravel, and stone 643-9504. Harrison, 643-8709. Luxury apartments, some V A976 think of a slam and possibly roofing, call David Patria, 644- conditioned, individual cylinder, automatic, air- DEAR PASTOR: And if it weren’t for your restraint, make a mild Siam invitation. If basements, washer-dryer feature fireplace, 1 or 2 car conditioning, Chorches Motors, you’d be looking for a new pulpit. ♦ 4 C4c TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, REWEAVING burns', holes. 1796. FIREWOOD for sale - seasoned WANTED - Antiques or collec­ you could take out an ace, you facilities, one apartmentapa garage, and fenced in patio. 643-2791. AA K84 $41,900. Two-family flats, 5-5, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. hardwood, split or round, $25 tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, WEST EAST should definitely invite a slam. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Window shades, Venetian BUILDING - Remodeling, furniture, lamps, china, etc. available with fireplace. Heat Rent at $260, New DEAR ABBY: I am 22, but I look much younger. My $34,900. Philbrick Agency, per V4-cord. Call F. Schilllnger, PONTIAC Lemans, 1970, power * 9 A 10 5 And if you could take out an ace blinds. Keys. TV for rent. roofing, rec rooms, additions, Any quantity, 644-8962. and hot water included. ^75. '5 per buildings start at $275. husband'is 30, but he looks older. (He's losing his hair fast.) HONESTLY, EASY! YOU W E R E Realtors, 646-4200. 871-0737 after 5 weekdays, all steering, power brakes, V K 10 85 VQJ4 and a king, you should bid the NIGHTMARE X OKAY, OKAY- IF garages. All kinds, carpentry month. Call Peterman, Realtor, V' 5H0ULDA SEEN P R O B A B L Y MY e y e ; I ' l l ' you s a y s o ; Marlow’s, m Main St. 649-5221. day weekends. The problem is that everybody thinks I am his daughter, slam.” work. For estimates call 649 649-9404 or 6492912. OPEN FOR INSPECTION automatic, buckets, vinyl roof. 4QJ10 6 eKorsz THE THING I SAW H AVIN G A NEVER FORGET COLONIAL - seven rooms, 11/2 ANTIQUES Wanted - American and this irritates us. In fact, we almost hate to go an)q>Iace Jim: “I assume the bidding in MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 1142. furniture, oriental rugs, pain­ DAILY 2 p.m. UNTIL DARK Excellent condition. $1,985. 649- AQ953 4 iJ 1 0 6 PEERIN' IN AT ME! T H A T f a c e ;,.. baths, three bedrooms, FOR SALE - loam $5.50 per 7850. where people, don’t know us because everybody makes that the box shows this rule in opera­ IT W A9M' Removal, pruning, lot clearing, tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, OR BY APPOINTMENT mistake. SOUTH breezeway, garage, swimming yard delivered, call 6493109. A A Q 8 7 6 4 tion. South would surely bid HUMAN'. pool, redwood deck, wooded spraying. Fully insured. WES ROBBINS carpentry crocks, jugs, Ron Dionne, 643- villager apartments 1965 FORD Econoline van, Have you any suggestions on how I can look older V 3 2 four spades without the ace of ard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, Licensed. Free estimates. remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1691. !^ive-rdom tbwnhouse apart 646-0800 or 646-1540 COMPLETE drum set, many extras, asking $800, 649 without dressing like an old lady? 4 A 8 5 diamonds. So he invites the ealtors, 646-4200. Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, excellent condition, call 569 , V/z tiled baths, 2 air LOOKS LIKE A KID built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Wanted to Buy 5478. A 7 2 slam by bidding four diamonds, 6356. Ask for Tony Jr. 49 onditioners, wall-to-wal FOUR ROOMS - appliances, TWO HANDYMEN will clean, 649-3446. if North signed off at four ;iparpetlng„. full basement, hot water, adult couple, cen­ 1972 FORD GALAXIE- 500, DEAR LOOKS: The solution to your problem could be to Both vulnerable rake, lime, fertilize, mow, CRAFTSMEN WANTED - tral, $120 monthly, security spades South would probably FIRST OFFERING maintenance of lawn seasonal. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - for your old dolls, $65. and up leat, hot water, appliances, automatic transmission, vinyl get your husband to look YOUNGER. Has he thought of a give up.” stake your claim early to a lo pets. deposit required, 643-7094 after top, excellent condition, low hairpiece? That would help. In the meantime, enjoy looking West North East South Martin School, Dartmouth Cellars and attics cleaned. new homes custom built, space at the Broad Street Com­ for China and bisque dolls. $100 3:30 p.m. Oswald: “Right. But North Heights, large seven-room Reasonable prices. 643-5305. remodeled, additions, rec and up for Bye’lo. Never give or 649-7620 mileage. Asking $2,150. 649-0676 “like a kid.” Too soon will come the day when time, the cue bids in hearts and now mon (behind the Dairy Queen after 5. subtle thief of youth, will change all that. 1A Pass 1 A Raised Ranch, plaster wails, rooms, garages, kitchens on Broad Street), where on Sun­ sell a doll without getting our VERY LARGE four-room South invites the slam strongly AVAILABLE supervised day remodeled, bath tile, cement offer. Call locally, 875-7356. Pass 3 A Pass 4 4 by bidding five spades. He tile baths, large closets, built- days the activities will be; Auc­ apartment, all electrical 1965 AMBASSADOR, power Pass 4 V Pass 5 A ins, carpeting, two fireplaces, care with meals for your elder­ work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ tions, flea markets, and a com­ appliances including washer Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel doesn’t use Blackwood because ly relative, while you go to tial or commercial. Call 649- ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, ROCKVILLE - Three room steering, power brakes, good Pass 6 A Pass Pass large family room, twocar mon indoor work shop for and dryer. Second floor. Cen­ Pass he isn’t worried about aces. Alley Oop — Dave Graue work, shopping, visit a friend. 4291. clocks, guns, oil paintings, apartment, with heat, hot running condition, ideal second ^ 1975 byWvnir Ekoi Inc.. garage, city utilities, craftsmen. So, call Cindy now, water, stove, refrigerator, $150. trally located. $160 monthly, car. Call 649-6756. TM. fleg U S. Pal Ofl. Opening lead — Q 4 North has his full values and Call 649-2358 for information. 649-6544. statues, toys, post cards, com­ security deposit required. Call goes on to the laydown six. HAND OVER THAT, WHAT ABOUT THE excellent condition. High 50’s. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Adults only. Parking for one BRING'EM OUT HERE... W...WHAT ARE \ WELL, Y'KNOW ics, crank phonographs, oak car. No pets. Security deposit 649-2252, after 5:30 p.m. 1970 CAMARO - good running MONEY BAG, DUPE/ OTHER TWO, SAM? AN' MARE SURE TH.' ' YOU GOING TO WHAT THEY SAY, ODD JOBS - trucking, home Carpentry and general contrac­ furniture. 646-2690, 646-1882. An Alberta reader says, 00 WITH US? DUDE... DEAD HOMELITE clearance sale - required. Call 643-9678. condition. Call 568-6356. Ask for By Oswald & James Jacoby J CHARLES LESPERMIGE repairs, serving Manchester for ting. Residential and commer­ portable pumps and generators, SMALL four-room duplex, ideal “Playing at three notrump the MEN TELL NO five years, free estimates, 643- cial. Whether it be a small Tony Jr. t a l e s ! 649-7820 pump model 120TP3-1, list $615. THREE ROOM furnished for couple, carpeting, paneled, Jim; “How did you happen to deuce of hearts was led against 0304. repair job, a custom built home sale $510; generator model □ RENTALS no children, security required. me. Dummy held lfQ6 and I or anything in between, call 646- apartment, all utilities, 272 TOYOTA CELICA - 1972, think of the rule of the ace and 131A391B, 3,000 watt. List $505, Main St. $155 monthly. No utilities. 643- excellent condition, 47,000 held AA105. Should I have RAISED RANCH- seven rooms, LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and 1379. ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• the king?” sale $380. Other models in 9233. miles, air conditioned, 20 MPG, Oswald: "In the early Thir­ played the queen from dum­ beamed cathedral ceiling! in cellars cleaned, for free es­ stock. Chain saws on sale. Call Rooms tor Rent 52 living room with fieldstone MANCHESTER - spacious overall. Make offer. Days, 649 ties slam bidding was a hit or my?" timate phone 647-9610. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service for prices. Ellington Equip­ COZY four rooms, stove, se­ fireplace, eat-in kitchen, for­ - Remodeling, repairs, ad­ three bedroom apartment, in 5384, evenings, 649-2062. miss proposition. I wanted a The answer is no. The play of ment Center, Route 83, THOMPSON House, furnished new two family, carpeting, air cond floor, heated, no children, the six spot insures two tricks; mal dining room, 15x21 family ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 ditions, custom building. No job Ellington Industrial Center. rooms, centrally located. security, (iall between 5-7 p.m. simple rule to tell when to in­ room with fireplace, wooded plus parts. Brakes, shocks, too small. Free estimates. Over conditioning, dishwasher and 1962 FORD Econoline van, good vite or actually bid a slam. I in the suit. If you rise with dum­ 8795018, 95 p.m. Kitchen privileges. Parking. separate driveways, $2M per 649-1919. buy at $550, 649-9421 before 9:30 my’s queen and the king covers acre lot with privacy, garage, lube, bearings, etc. 25 years experience. 643-5769. Reasonable rates. Phone 649- came up with the idea that any $44,900, Philbrick Agency Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- month, security, call 6491379 d.m. you may only make one heart ALUMINUM SIDING - 2358. NEW T'h REE B ed ro o m time you could take a king out Realtors, 646-4200. 2065. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 after 6 p.m. trick. Warehouse clearance. Duplex, 11/2 baths, carpeting, 1967 CHRYSLER automatic, of your hand and still have Sacrifice! Will sell and com­ SLEEPING ROOM - kitchen, stove, and refrigerator, $250 air conditioning, excellent con­ EVER (5ET TH' FEEUIN’ VER ^ CENTRALLY located Ranch, BIDWELL Home Improvement pletely install heavy guage privileges, near bath, centrally monthly, no pets. Call 649-1344. beautiful wooded lot. City Co. Expert installation of PRESIDENl dition, asking $800, after 6 p.m., FALUIN' BEHIND, SYLVESTER? Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway CUSXOM a STOCK SHADES aluminum siding on average Fcocated, no smoking, have dog, 646-7620. sewers, full cellar, bus line. aluminum siding, gutters and house 1000 square feet for $7M. 643-6103 VILLA6E MANCHESTER - Immaculate Only $28,500. VA no money Alto a Compftft Una of THERE'S SO MUCH ROOM IN TH E S E OLP FOOTBALL casTOHiMratMiNMSNiia trims. Roofing installation and Full financing available. six room apartment, con­ down. Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. M ANCHEt 1973 VEGA GT, excellent condi­ SHOES VPU SAVE ME I HAPPa FILL 'EM OUT WITH EVEN WHEN ttARk' MANCHESTER Guaranteed. Call Carl collect 1 1/2 ROOMS, furnished, venient, desirable area. tion, radial tires, 33,000 miles. SOCKS.’ I PUT ON FIVE PAIRS,BUT THEY POM'T THERE'S TOO NVJCH IT'S DPP!! 4f-* • ^ / r X • 5299135. parking, carpeting. Call 649 Available immediately, securi­ Q U ITE AAAKE IT --S O HOW ABOUT LENPIN' M E NORTH COVENTRY - See this VENETIAN BLIND CO. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, One and two bedrooms. $2,195 or best offer. Call 879 A PAIR OF YOURS? I THINK ONE MORE VIOLENCE ON a HSffli snsT Ht-ttn 5729. ty, $225 per month. 647-1413. 7825 after 5. PAIR WILL MAKE ’EM SWUS EMOUSH/ delightful seven room ^ is e d roofing, storm windows, aw­ FOR SALE - old ice cream Near schools, churches TELEVISION.' Ranch, two-car garage, nings. Quality workmanship, parlor type chairs, $30 firm, FURNISHED ROOM- con­ and shopping center, on Homes lor Rent 54 fireplace, acre lot. At only |39,- free estimates. Fully insured. 1966 MUSTANG, $125. Call PAVING, recap old driveways. 649-9421 before 9:30 a.m. veniently located, clean, quiet, bus line. Call anytime Friday, or Saturday at home, 900. Pasek Realtors, 289-7475, Excavate and grade new or old 872-9187, 649-3417. 742-8243. shower, parking, homelike at­ MANCHESTER - four-room 646-761Q. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• driveways with amesite or WASHING MACHINE, very mosphere. Responsible person, house, immaculate condition, bituminous concrete. 688-5407. ROOFING - Specializing good condition, $50, Colonial 646 -2 6 2 3 Lots-Lend For Sele 24 phone 5692525. fireplace, fully furnished, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• repairing roofs, new roofs, coffee table, formica top, $15, ••••••••••••••••••••••####§• private yard, garage, no pets, 0 gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Trucks tor Sale 62 WINDOW CLEANING - Older modern desk, $5, call 649 Apartments For Rent 53 no children, $275 monthly, HOME lot in Lehigh Acres, Commercial and residential in­ and repaired. 30 years 9758. FOUR ROOMS, 2-bedrooms, Hayes Corp. 646-0131. Florida, by owner. $4,200 firm, cluding initial construction experience. Free estimates. first floor, wall-to-wall FOR SALE - 1971 Chevy pick­ savings of $1,000 listed price. WE HAVE customers waiting up, V-8, standard 8 foot bed. T cleaning for building contrac­ Howley, 643-5361. 5’ BAR, made from tobacco carpeting, appliances, heat and Business tor Rent 1» 7S W O * W ' Perfect for retirement or in­ for the rental of your apartment 55 Call 643-6993. tors or developers. Fully in­ bam wood, $150 or best offer, or home. J.D. Real Estate hot water, large yard, cellar Astro-graph vestment. Call 643-0591. sured, free estimates. Call ROOFING - Installation and call 528-8848. Associates, Inc. 6491980 storage, parking, $215. monthly. BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 square Mutt & Jeff — Al Smith Quality Maintenance Service, repairs, gutters, storm win­ 649-2871. feet building for professional 1974 CHEVROLET Blazer, four By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Business Property 28 wheel drive, automatic, AM- MUTT I SWEAR,THAT Inc. 647-9498. dows, doors. Experienced SPLIT firewood for sale, will LOOKING for anything in real offices or sales, four commer­ SUREty >40U REMEMBER M E- OH.COME NOW.'DON'T JEFF IS THIS quality workmanship. Fully in­ deliver. Call 643-4648. estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER - new unusual cial industrial acres, land and FM radio, asking $4200, after 6, SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) J.B. KOLDBOrtDM, JUSTICE OF You REMEMBER?--! TR U E? THE GUV’S A NUT' sured. Free estimates. 646-7620. For Tussday, Sept. 30, 1975 I d o n 't EVER CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made homes, multiple dwellings, no one bedroom Townhouses now building storage, parking, Conditions that reflect upon THE PEACE UPSTATP / MARRIED VOUTWENiy JUSTICE OF THE Reasonable prices. Rick ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) your prestige and reputation REMEMBER BUSINESS ZONE III very reasonable, work EIGHT TRACK car tape fees. Call J.D. Real Estate renting, at Independence highway across shopping V E A R S AGO! PEACE SAID HE Burnett, 646-3005. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• You have a way of bringing lit­ are very favorable at this time. MARRYING A 128 Eist Cantar St guaranteed, call anytime, 649- player, sliding tray, guaranteed Associates, Inc. 6491980. Village, an adult community. center, entire or subdivide, 1-84, MARRIED you 4266. like new, $35. 649-4403. Full basements, private en­ Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 tle rays of sunshine with you Lofty goals are now attainable. TWEKry,y^Rs JUSTICE O F Mandwatar and 1-86 close. 521-7373. y,v‘ D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom trances and patio, includes wherever you go today. Your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. . THE PEACE.' , DESIRARLE CORNER LOT RUBBISH REMOVAL - attics gutters, and leaders. Free es­ TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ presence will be welcomed. 21) You have a way of handling Modern two bay service station, easily USED SPLIT rail fencing 10’ townhouse, private entrances heat, appliances, carpeting, air and cellars to be cleaned, yard timates. Fully insured. 249- long, $1.25 each. Call 649-6472. and patio, full basement, in­ conditioner. Model open 11:30 tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. people today that will benefit converted to other professional uses, 0205. OFFICE SPACE TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 1-M ^ n e r financing available, asking $59,- care and landscaping, call 643- cludes heat, appliances, till 8 p.m. daily, Henry St. off Success Is likely today, It you them and also be rewarding to T H E \tXDRRY W ART 5392. QUILTS - bedspreads, pillows carpeting, and pool. $245 per Main St., Manchester, Paul W. FOR RENT 1971 HONDA, CL-350, Low are bold as well as Imaginative. you. Your manner will reinforce D&A Roofing. Roofs, siding, to match. $20. up. Call 6495459. month. Paul W. Dougan, Dougan Realtor, 6491021, 643- 25(1 square feet, center of mileage, excellent condition, Don't back off If you feel you're -your friendships. Our Boarding. House — Carroll & McCormick DRIVEWAYS sealed, very gutters and leaders. Free es­ Realtor, 6491021 or 643-45^. 4535, 6493940. Manchester, air conditioning new battery, $600, call 643-8078. right. LAWRENCE F. RANO timate. Fully insured. 249-0205. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. Realtora 649-5371 reasonable. Call 643-9245. EARLY National cash register and parking. Call 6499551. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) 19) This will be a profitable E6A0. TMI6 GIFT SHOP HAS SCT I IF I COLUMBIA- 5-speed bike, period for you In situations to $5. Works good, $50. Call 649- You're especially well- m a n y TASTEFUL ITEMS THAT 'GUESS COULOVE Heating-Plumbing 38 great condition, $25. Call 646- where you share an Interest, or TIRED OF waiting in line? Call 9366. equipped to handle pursuits of IT'S DIFFICULT To CHOOSE! EITHER MET GUYS the Car Doctor. We tune your HOW RENTING! 1097 after 3 p.m.-all day a mental nature today. Tackle have to work through Iri- MANCHESTER - Unique op- SEWERLINES, sink lines, weekends. DO YOU TfilNK M A R T H A 'W OULD LIKE HIM portunity car at your home. 19 years EARLY oak commode, very Resort Property things that challenge your termedlaries. The Flintstones — Hanna-BarbeTa Productions modern one floor xpe cleaned with electric cutters, WOULD UKE Triis AUTHENTIC I BE OKAY I WOULD'VE building v with 2300 square feet experience. For appointment good condition, $50. Call 649- For Rent 56 mind. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 10) call 649-4824 or 646-^-5(K6. by professionals. McKinney 9366. INDEI»ENDENCE HOMEMADE mini-bike, all SCRUBBING BOARD Y/ITH THE IF YOUR STAYED three acres, ideal for office, CANCER (June 21-July 22) You're In a cycle where you’re DON'T WORRY.... Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ SPEND a weekend or week in new parts, Briggs-Stratton 3V4 INSCRIBED LUMINOUS POEM? 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Phone M9 winterized and fireplaced cot­ very good. ZONED FOR business 6082. faucets replaced, repaired, rec Dir. from Route 6 & 44A PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) HOW excellent location for 1966 PLYMOUTH, good condi- tage on 150’ lakefront, sleeps You stand an excellent chance ...IT'S rooms, bathroom remodeling, tion, family car. $250. Call 649 North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun­ BEST HOUSING Buy in town, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your )) WRITTEN professional office or antique heat modernization, etc. Free to Henry. popularity Is ascending. Others now of earning more than >Po°U CARPET Installation - residen­ 0926. ting, skiing, snowmobiling; $125 brand new, front kitchen in usual lor your efforts. Don't un­ IN THE, shop, 7 room Colonial, two car estimates gladly given. M & M deluxe early American, wall-to- will go out of their way to help s t a r s .' garage with loft. Off street tial and commercial work, free Small quiet complex of unusual 1 week - also weekend rates. Call you. Don’t be 'bashful about derprice what you do lor pay. estimates, call 643-9758. Plumbing & Heating, 6492871. PUPPIES, mixed breed, hun­ CYomwell 635-0457 after 5 p.m. wall carpeting, matching • ' parking available. Call today. Bedroom townhouses, close to bus, appliances, $9,995. Trades requesting favors. Century 21, Jackston Agency, ting dogs, ten weeks old, paper Painting-Pepering 32 FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing trained. $10. 742-8874. VERMONT- rustic log cabin on welcome. Large selection of VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Your 646-1316. - Repairs and remodeling, shopping, church, pool, tennis. homes to choose from, look into You'll be very ambitious today Featuring: rambling brook, close to white PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. sewer lines cleaned electricm- SEWING MACHINE, Brother, River, sleeps 8, includes 14’ wide living. Parts, supplies, in a way that won't be obvious, Birthday Five years experience. ly. Prompt service on emeqren- zig zag, walnut cabinet, • Maselve Bedroom • Walk-In Closet everything, modern con­ and accessories, full time ser­ it looks like you’ll gel all you go cies. 6497024. after. . . Sept. 30, 1975 MANCHESTER Excellent references. Pete, 742- excellent condition, $60. 649 • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups veniences, good fishing weekly vice department. Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, o 6117 (toll free) 910 p.m. 1271. • Private Entrances and Patios re n ta l, P^aul W. Dougan LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The New Interests will be iE COMMERCIAL BUILDING BOTTI HEATING and Plum- Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. next two-days will be a very developed this coming year to • Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor Realtor, 6491021, 643-4535. SETTLED Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane PUISaAPMiniENTS INSIDE - Outside painting, bing - All heating and plumbing KITCHEN SET, table, four 1-828-0369. hopeful period for you. Oppor­ open vistas that were denied repairs plus remodelmg. Call FOR Built 1971, .all utllltlaa, ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. chairs, yellow vinyl covering, Wanted to Rent 57 tunities will be coming to you you In the past. Your circle of CAN YOUR FUEL BE , T l OPEN THE FUEL VALVE, STEP ONTiE , ' I'VE BLOWN UP ^ 643-1496. Price *265 Includes Heat „ CANPy= axMlIant traffic flow, groat Fully insured. Estimates given. good condition, $25. 6491271. 1972 9 1/2 FT. Truck camper, - through friends and contacts. acquaintances will also In­ USED INANORDINARYj ------— ------1 STARTER.,, THREE ENGINES. ONE potential. Call 649-7863. WANTED reasonable two sleeps six, self-contained, crease. CAR ENGINE, OF AAY PROBLEM S IS PLUMBING and Heating DINING ROOM set, table, six bedroom apartment. Responsi­ excellent condition, call 649- Short Ribs — Frank Hill PROFESSOR? TO CONTROL THE repairs, remodeling a speciali- chairs, buffet, mahogany, ble working mother and college 7877: EXPLOSIVE FORCE F J. SniECKI ly. Otto Lorentzen^ Contractor. excellent condition, $100. 6 ^ daughter. Call after 4:30, 646- YOU ARE YOU AP7E SHORT-TEMREBEQ MIS HOROSCOPE WAS’ OF MY FUEL. , Realtor 643-2121 (^11 to 8:30 a.m. and 97 p.m., 1271. 1147; A V IR 60, VINDICTIVE, H A T E R JL / AMA-ZINSLY ACCURATE. HAVE YOU SEEN 6494056. Raymond F. Damato SIRE. 'UNFOReiviNG, g r u m p y .. 105 Eatt Cantarl WANTED Owner Developer THREE or Four rooms fur­ Across from ASP Flooring 38 Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 MANCHES’TER - 251 Broad St., Designed With nished apartment, reasonable, 40 USED PETER BELUVEAU PAMTMG DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ two adults, call 623-9670. choice two acre site, one FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, You in Mind MOSILE HOMES building 3500 square feet, se­ vations. Combined inside/out- 643-1671 floors like new, no waxing, Model Open 11:30 HI 8 P.M. Dally ATTRACTIVE neat, clean ef­ Any slzfl cond building 1500 square feet, Interior - Exterior (specializing in older floors). side runs, partitioned privacy, ideal for smaljshopping center. germicidal lighting. Canine Paul W. Dougan, Realtor ficiency apartment, three or Ca$h waiNng SPRAV-BRU8H-R0LLER Ceilings and inside painting. four rooms, vicinity of Good rent income potential, John Verfaille, 6495^50, 8W- Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, 649-3940 • 646-1021 • 643-4535 call Thomas Colla, 649-6082. Freo Eetimafa 2222. Manchester, 64959971. Manchester or Bolton, call 423- 1-828-0360 3400 days. 643-8331 evenings. IM Rn US'Pifoil* r 4 0 I SAM CMSriHO'S SUPREM E [ FOODS 48S HARTFORD RD MANCHESTER

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one of America’s ea. greatest values at 4.97 Reg. 4.99 Now on Sale Happy Pantsuiting Sheemess and daintiness so lovely, it's enough to make you buy several! Smart, long-point collar, full button- oa. front, button barrel cuffs. Wash 'n' wear Famous Maker! BamLon^ woven polyester in prints of new Fall To K/Bsses, Mock Turtleneck! colors. S izes 3 2 -3 8 . A. Ban-Lon® top of nyton knit. . . for slip-on ease, a back zip; a better fit, full-fashioned! Simply wash ’n' wear. Rich colors; 34 -40 ., And Half-Sizes! one of America’s greatest values at 5.97 Now on Sale Your Choice

Famous Maker! Ban-Lon^ one of America’s TUrtleneck! greatest values at 6.97 B. Over casual separates or with tailored pantsuits, this Batf-Lon* top of nylon knit Now on Sale ... so care-free! Full-fashioned; zip-back. Fashion solids in sizes 34-40. one of America’s greatest values at 8.97 Grants sets the mood! You’re all set for a season’s worth of good looks everywhere you go! 2-piecers in a variety of the latest fashion silhouettes, Now on Sale pr. some with the much-wanted blazer jackets! The colors . . . Fall’s best! The fabrics . . . al! machine washable! The price . . . so fabulous, you can afford AH Gais Want more than one! Th e o u tco m e. . . terrific! Com e buy now... take advantage of pr. Sanforized® Jeans! this great selection! In Jrs; Misses. Half-Sizes in the group. Everything is Super about them! Proportioned Not all styles in all sizes. Polyester Pants Great-fitting Sanforized* cotton denim shrinks less than 2%; Western C. Tall, Short, In-Between___whatever *UMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE. . . NO RAIN CHECKS your height. Grants has the pants for you! styling with lots of detail; even the price Machine washable, no-iron, double knits is right! Machine wash, dry. Come in in Fall tones. In Petite 8-16, Average 10-18,. Navy only; sizes 7/8 to 17/18. Tall 12-20. their under,a Jacket, over a beat to .pop over any- S h c^^lfi^ nytort rfc Menl WomenI Elgin*, Waltham*, VuF bipiisel of Orion* . cain*. Bennis*, Jules Jurgenson, Bu-' .'X-j**®* ^ . ihjn g .yb u >;yiii8h!''‘!5leek, in6^ ^ 1j|snty and tps, Huge^ASSortinent' ofi acrylic. "it*8 machine -.j easy-care riylon knit, : ritide -heek iSfemenTs ren* by Hamilton*, Guildcraft by washable, tumble’dry. ^bya few at tfik^nder- Sizds A . B f lt s lip 't p ' Gruen* . ^. all famous for top qualityt wedding bands,, h p ^ : Rib icsrew rieck, button buttons and plenty mdrel ftrl, afforc&blc^iiii^ In 5 4 ' -hips; AibbY' «t JNs Get17,21 Jeweled movements InaH the UMnTi» CMlWiljir front Greatnewshades; ..v lateM styk»lnd finishes--^hurryl O Sizes34-40...-w,4;,'- - ' aiwyowax^iotsioss - - 3

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Jacket Easy-wear polyester/cotton knit 'sneaker* shirt in assorted solids and stripes. Sizes 8-18. SHORT SLEEVE STYLE AVAILABLE- IN WARMEB CUMATES. fpr. Save 20% Reg. 9.97 Permanent Press Western Jeans Your choice of pullover, ski, or Western styled for city slickers in rug­ button-front styles. All in 100% ged cotton corduroy. Metal snap/flap brushed nylon; assorted colors. pockets, cuffs, and front closure. Sol­ Sizes 8 to 16. ids; Sizes 36 to 44. R 0 g .4 J 9 4 ^LIMITED QUANTITIES AVAILABLE ...NQRAINCHECKS A really ru g g ^ blend of polyester and cotton mill with belt loops and flare bottoms. Solids; 8-18 reg. 8-16 slim. Warm Plaid Shirts $1 O FFI Work Shirts In Cotton Flannel For Weekends, Too! Jeans .

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