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MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 9 Manchester—A City of Village Charm twenty-eight pages,— two sections PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS New Police Arrive, Boston Scene Quiet
BOSTON (UPI) — Four-hundred-fifty withdrew from the school areas in South Attendance was higher citywide than riot-trained State and Metropolitan Police Boston, leaving security to the fresh rein Wednesday, with a greatly increased surrounded schools in racially troubled forcements. number of black students bused into South South Boston and provided armed motor Buses arrived without incident and Boston. cycle escort to buses today protecting classes got under way as State Police and children and enforcing a court ordered Metropolitan District Police maintained One black man drove up, stopped his plan to integrate public schools by busing. tight security. The buses were escorted by car, got out and stood on the corner near Boston Police, which came under fire by MDC motorcycle police and State Police the Old Colony Housing Project, a some residents for allegedly overreacting. cruisers. predominantly white area in South Boston where trouble has occurred in the past. Several State Police troopers talked to him. But when he got back in his car and didn’t drive off immediately, a state policeman said, “Get the hell out of here. It’s for your safety. We don’t want any NEWS trouble here.” The Tactical Force of the Boston Police CAPSULES were grouped in the Fenway area ready to move into predominantly black Roxbury if trouble broke out there. Roxbury has been Cuba Frees Four Keane, 69, faces a maximum sentence of the scene of rock throwing, fighting and 90 years in prison. Defense attorneys said some looting the past two days. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Four they would appeal. The reinforcements were called to help Americans who ended up in jail apparent Keane was the latest target in a federal local police cope with the widespread ly because they got too close to Cuba will assault on corruption in Chicago politics violence that has erupted in both white and be released as a personal goodwill gesture and one of the closest of Daley’s political Forbes and Wallace Holds Grand Opening to two senators who visited there. associates to face imprisonment. (See Page Fourteen) A spokesman for Sens. Claiborne Pell, A newcomer on the block' received the neighborhood ing executive director of the Chamber of Commerce; D-R.I., and Jacob Javits, R-N.Y., said Wednesday the Czech embassy, which has welcome today. Forbes and Wallace, officially opened its and Michael Dworkin, president of the Parkade store at the Parkade and accepted congratulations. From handled Cuban affairs since diplomatic Merchants Association. Dworkin and Mrs. Flocken relations were broken some time ago, an Gallagher Insists left are Paul Lewis, store manager; Terry Kasoff, presi brought greetings from their organizations. (Herald nounced the imminent release of the four. dent of Forbes and Wallace; Mrs. Suzanne Flocken, act photo by Pinto) Kidnap Victim Tells of Ordeal Session Illegal SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) - A U.S. Agostinelli Says Voters woman official freed from a 13-day kidnap By DOUG BEVINS view. Mrs. Ferguson contends that ordeal at the hands of leftist guerrillas Manchester’s town charter clearly executive sessions are only necessary says she was treated “like a lady and a prohibits “executive sessions” of the when personnel or land acquisition diplomat” and grew to like her courteous Board of Directors, Director Hillery matters are being discussed. captors. Gallagher said today, charging that Tuesday night, when directors excluded Fear State Income Tax “We hostages got to know them and Tuesday night’s closed session was ap the press and public from discussion of even to like them a little under the parently illegal. police matters involving Case Mountain, By FLOYD LARSON concern among Democratic and unaf He reported that despite the predictions necessity of sharing food and water” U.S. Gallagher, who along with Director Carl Mrs. Ferguson entered the executive ses Citing voter concern over a possible filiated voters that a state income tax or of skeptics, Robert. Steele’s limitation of Embassy public affairs officer Barbara Zinsser walked out of the board meeting sion “with reluctance.” state income tax to meet the financial increased sales taxes are inevitable if the contributions to $100 is working. Hutchison said. after executive session was voted 6-2, said “It’s extremely important for the needs of Democratic platform goals, Democratic ticket is elected in November. “For the first time we stand a chance df The seven guerrillas ended their siege at he will continue to oppose and boycott minority to attend,” Mrs. Ferguson said, Nathan Agostinelli, state comptroller and Reviewing the fiscal condition of the having a governor in Hartford who is not the Venezuelan Consulate Wednesday .meetings closed to the press and public. explaining that it’s the minority’s job to Republican candidate for lieutenant state in 1971 when the Republicans won the committed to any big contributor or group night, freeing their seven hostages un “It’s just not proper,” Gallagher said. insure honest government and that’s im governor, gave Manchester Republicans state House, Agostinelli urged the, making a large contribution,” he said in harmed and flying off to asylum in “I don’t know of anything that comes possible if the minority walks out of a an optimistic report on the campaign Republicans to carry the message that it' reporting that to date more than 6,000 peo Panama. before the Board of Directors which can’t closed meeting. Wednesday night. was Republicans in the administration and ple have joined in helping finance the be discussed before the public.” Zinsser today disagreed with Mrs. The occasion was the formal opening of legislature who turned things around from Steele campaign which is an all-time Ford Satisfied Gallagher cited a town charter provision Ferguson’s statement, defending his party headquarters at 109 Center St. and a deficit budget and state debt of $266 record of small contributions. requiring that “Any elector of the town “walk-out” by saying he wouldn’t abandon Agostinelli’s talk climaxed a series of million to a reduced state debt of $244 “Our slogan, ‘You and Steele can drive On Rocky Gifts may be heard in discussion of any subject his principles — including strong opposi short talks by local, district and state can million and three budget surpluses in a big money out of politics’ is becoming a WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford within the jurisdiction of the Board of tion to executive sessions — for any didates. row. reality,” Agostinelli said, “and if you says he has found nothing improper in vice Directors” at any regular board meeting. reason. The former Manchester mayor reported “There have been some reports,” he believe in stable government we need your presidential nominee Nelson Rockefeller’s Besides regular meetings, the citation “We’re elected by the people to do the the state ticket members are continuing a continued, “that there will be a deficit at help not only to elect the state ticket but cash gifts to former aides, including $50,- continues, ‘’The board may hold other people’s business,” Zinsser said. “How vigorous campaign which they started im the end of fiscal year 1975.1 want to assure the local candidates as well. Manchester 000 to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. meetings at such times and places as it can we then refuse to tell the people what mediately after the convention. you as state comptroller that we will have has been good to me in the past and I feel Rockefeller will make a complete may determine, provided all meetings of we’re doing?” He said the surtax announced by Presi a surplus on June 30,1975, making it four in it will continue to support good explanation of the gifts — which totaled the board shall be open to the public.” Zinsser said he is asking town counsel dent Gerald Ford Tuesday has rekindled a row. “We (the Republicans) have turned government.” more than $800,000 — in a statement to be “It couldn’t be plainer,” Gallagher said. for a written opinion, with references, on the state around. We have come from a Prior to his talk, Agostinelli introduced delivered today to the Senate Rules Asst. Town Counsel Victor Moses, when the issue of executive sessions. Both he deficit fiscal situation to a stable one. The (See Page Fourteen) Commmittee. The statement will even questioned on the charter requirements at and Gallagher, though, acknowledged that Democratic candidates are promising all tually be made public. Tuesday night’s meeting, differed with a written ruling by town counsel probably things to all people in their return to old- Ford told a news conference Wednesday Gallagher’s opinion. wouln’t resolve the matter. style politics. If they attempt to fulfill only he had the Kissinger gift investigated and After reading the charter, Moses said, a portion of what they have promised state LOTTERY was assured “every tax that could be “There’s no question in my mind. This INSIDE employes, teachers, and other groups, an applied has been paid and that all legal board can go into executive session.” income tax or sales tax increase is in WINNERS problems involving that particular case Gallagher said today that a town counsel TODAY evitable,” he said. were solved satisfactorily.” cannot be the final arbiter of the issue. In response to the Democratic claim “It (executive session) is a political By United Press International Area P ro file___Pages 18, 19, 20, 21 their party platform represents goals Keane Convicted question,” Gallagher said, “and the town WEATHER rather than a budget, Agostinelli told This week’s winning lottery numbers; counsel shouldn’t be forced to make CHICAGO (UPI) — Alderman Thomas Neighbor’s K itchen...... Page 9 those present that the Democrats’ guber NY weekly -813395 political decisions.” E. Keane, Mayor Richard J. Daley's Adult Education...... Page 22 natorial candidate was the chairman of RI -b lu e 323 green 992722 gold 581390 Gallagher and Zinsser, both righthand man, was convicted of mail Mostly sunny and milder this afternoon. the 1968 Democratic platform committee Mass —8737 yellow 865 blue 04 Republicans on a Democratc-controlled MPHNA annual meeting . . . Page 22 fraud and conspiracy Wednesday. U.S. At High around 70. Clear tonight. Low in the and it was in the following four years that Maine -945-553 doubling 1 board, have stood alone in opposition to torney James R. Thompson said the jury’s 40s except in the 30s in some normally Vernon GOP e le c ts ...... Page 11 the state slid into its deficit and high debt EDS: The Connecticut number will be closed meetings. guilty verdict represented the “conviction colder northern places. Sunny and mild MHS football...... Page 16 situation. drawn tonight. The third Republican on the board, Vi of a system.” Friday. vian Ferguson, has a different point of
( Watkins Bros. To Observe Centennial Sunday
By BETTY RYDER room of a small house on Wells St. In 1876 “They were hardworking, determined When Watkins Bros. Inc., on Main St. they had a chance to buy the W.H. Cheney men,” he said. “They were both elected to opens its doors Sunday to welcome Its Furniture Department which was on the the legislature at different times. many friends and customers to an open corner of Main and Charter Oak Sts. “When Ernest was in school he was a house, it will be observing 100 years of ser “A few years after that, my father and great ball player and'Connie Mack had rCORD. vice to the community. my uncle Ernest outgrew the Cheney him on his first team. He was also an N PRESS Beginning as a funeral service back in building and built their own store on the 1 excellent shot and when he was older !« » , - 1874, the firm under the leadership of the corner of Main and School Sts.,” Mr. became an expert golfer. I remember he Watkins family, has grown steadily Watkins said. once played golf in St. Petersburg, Fla., through the years, moved to new “My father never put his business where the Yankee baseball team was facilities, and expanded its varied ser before the needs of the town and it wasn’t training and he’d coach the players how to vices to fulfill the needs of the community. long before he was picked by the com shoot. Reflecting on the company which was munity to serve as first selectman, which “When my father died and my uncle founded by his father, C. Elmore Watkins, he did for 10 years. retired, I became president of the com 92, and chairman of the board of Watkins “It wasn’t long before he began thinking pany and built a store in 1920 which Bros., Inc. attributes the success of the ‘We don’t have any bank’ so with my uncle Watkins Bros, now occupies.” firm to the foresight of his father and his and a few prominent townspeople, he Diversification was the keynote in the uncle. formed the Savings Bank of Manchester. many endeavors undertaken by the I “When my father (Clarence G. Watkins) “This was a problem, because then they Watkins men. and his brother (F. Ernest Watkins) were realized they didn’t have a place to con duct business. In 1890 they built the “At the same time we built the store, we just young men (19 and 17 respectively) had a flu epidmic and 1 was president of building which the Blau Furniture Co. oc they attended the funeral of Gen. the Red Cross. We didn't have any doctors cupies today, and that was the start of the Nathaniel Lyon in Ashford. He was the or nurses and as the illness continued and Savings Bank of Manchester.” first general to be killed in the Civil War many people died, we came up with the back in 1862. It was a colorful event with Recalling the many years of community idea of opening a temporary hospital. four horses drawing a hearse adorned with service that his father gave to the Town of “Cheney Bros, had a hall which was plumes and the boys were so impressed Manchester, Mr. Watkins said, “My used to hold concerts and religious that they decided to become undertakers. father spent all his leisure time working meetings. They offered us the use of the “At that time coffins were made to for the community. We kids didn’t see main floor for a temporary hospital and 1 order from measurements” Mr. Watkins much of him — and it was kind of sad. We managed to get cots and one nurse. said, “and as their stock increased they loved our father and needed him as much “We had eight doctors in town but they would take them to Hartford in a horse- as the townspeople did. were all older men and not acquainted drawn cart and sell them to undertakers in “In the meantime, my uncle Ernest with modern hospital methods. When the that area. started the fire department here and epidemic subsided, we had in those days “The boys bought out the Pinney Under served as its secretary as long as he what they called the War Bureau in town. taking Co., set up business in the front lived," Mr. Watkins said. (Scr T n i)
*1...... v / PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 10, 1974— PAGE THREE Supreme Court To Hear NATIONAt Wf ATHft $f tVIOI FOtfCAST t* 7AM 1ST lO - II - 74- TV TO N IG H T
•CATTLE 6:00 8:30 y p ) SCENE FROM HERE Northeast Rail Case News...... 3-8-22-30 Paper M o o n ...... 8-40 •MTOM I S p y ...... 18 Religious America...... 24 Sounding Board ...... 20 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The guaranteed obligations to The carries involved were Electric Company...... 24 9:00 Supreme Court Wednesday Conrail. Penn Central; Reading; Erie agreed to untangle tlie legal The opinion held that the law iNCWVOIIK Bonanza ...... 40 M ovie...... 3 He's (Sol) Up to His Old Tricks Lackawanna; Central of New snarl that has held up develop did not provide appropriately 6:30 Sts. of San Francisco .. 8-40 * CIVIC CENTER Jersey; Lehigh Valley; Boston for loss to railroads which Black Experience ...... 24 WFL Football...... 18 ^ SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ment of a unified rail network & Maine; Ann Arbor, and Ironside...... 20-22-30 y in the northeastern United would be compelled to continue Lehigh & Hudson. the pacesetters • a n F R A N C I » 7:00 OPENS unprofitable service during the Epic of Buster Friend ___ 24 ' Doris was our next door neighbor. Hardly States. T he ruling of un \2 9 .8 6 News...... 3-20-22-40 I see by the papers Lisa Minelli was planning period. This lapse con a day went by they didn’t see each other. The court will hear constitutionality stemmed from Truth or Consequences ... 8 WED., OCT. 16 married tfie other day and I thought back stituted a “taking” of private NIGHTLY My wife, many times, can’t remember arguments Oct. 23 on the ruling a lawsuit filed by the trustee of Dick Van Dyke...... 18 to the night, several years ago, when we property without just compen butcher bbek table LO^ ANSCLC^ Harry 0 ...... 8-40 OCT. 16-17-1B-19-22- names, or streets, or dates, or whether by a special three-judge fedeal the New Haven Railroad and Ready or N o t...... 24 were watching an old Judy Garland movie sation in violation of the I Movin' O n ...... 20-22-30 23-24-25 6 2 6 - 8 PM she read something in a newspaper or panel in Philadelphia last June other major Penn Central To Tell the Truth...... 30 on TV. I mean — the movie was old, Judy Constitution, it said. Caught In the A c t...... 24 magazine, or whether she heard it on TV, that part of the 1973 Regional creditors against the Justice 7:30 MATINEES was still a young girl in it. Another flaw was cited in the or was it radio. Rail Reorganization Act is un Department, the association Secrets of the Deep...... 3 Sat Oct 19 8 26 at 2 PM Well, anyway, during one of the many law’s requirement that if a 11:00 But, she remembers a lot of other constitutional. A written opi and Transportation Secretary lOWin TiMTIKAIUlIS $25,000 Pyramid...... 8 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 Sun. Oct 20 A 27 commercials my wife asked, “Do you judge finds bankrupt railroad things. nion will follow later.. 9 Claude S. Brihegar. AO EWOKLCAMS Nashville M usic...... 18 Honeymooners ...... 20 1 PM A 5 PM think she’ll ever be a great star?” cannot properly be absorbed She remembers that, 21 years ago The panel barred the United The New Haven trustee con I Was Hungry...... 20 PRICES “But she was a great star long ago,” I States Railway Association, into the new system he will dis 4**.B**..Sm tomorrow, when we were eating at tended that the financial Hal Stanton Presents..... 22 replied, “and even though she’s gone, miss the reorganization •LEGEND' 11:30 < Harry’s Roadside Diner (where all the created under tl3e act to devise backbone of the new system — 60 New Teasure H unt...... 30 All Seat* Rattrved she’ll always be a great star.” proceedings. The panel found M ovie...... 3 truck drivers eat) in Paterson, N.J. at a “final system plan” for payment for rail assets with Dragnet...... 40 Y O im i PMCIS 12 B UNDER “I don’t mean her — Judy," explained this provision runs counter to a llAIN I^^SN O W Geraldo Rivera ...... 8-40 ■f exactly 2:45 in the afternoon, and I was Northeast rail service, from Conrail securities — is un my wife. “I mean her daughter — Lisa constitutional requirement for 8:00 Johnny Carson __ 20-22-30 $1.00 DISCOUNT having a hot turkey sandwich, with french certifying such a plan. constitutional, and appealed to Minelli.” geographically “uniform” laws The Waltons...... 3 MIDNIGHT OCT. 17,19 2 PM 22, 23, 24 fries and cranberry sauce, I didn’t leave The certification would be the Supreme Court its loss of , 8 7 f ’/A U K f M m N K o w ONLY That’s how my wife talks. She seldom on bankruptcies. The Odd Couple...... 8-40 News...... 18 the waitress a tip, because I thought the sent to a special three-judge this point. Sharing Our Faith...... 18 on advance Uckett Only uses names. She tells me about he and she. court established under the act u n WEAIHEtFCVOCASI^ 1:00 For instance, there was the time I came service was lousy and the coffee was cold 21"x21”x30” News Special...... 20-22-30 TICKETS WILL and, as a result, she (my wife) was so em to order transfer of rail proper The Way It W as...... 24 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 home from work and my wife said, “He’s ties to the Consolidate Rail BE SOLD sure all we need is a new washer for the barrassed she didn’t talk to me the rest of the day. Corp. (Conrail). The associa A IN hot water faucet. He said there’s nothing tion is empowered to issue up to For Period Ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During Thursday night, showers and rain will be Or, she remembers that, 22 years ago wrong with the faucet itself.” $1 billion of its federally forecast in the Northern Plains and the Lakes area as well as in southern Florida. Clear to MANCHESTER next Saturday at 1:30 in the morning, we partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, maximum readings in THEATER SCHEDULE Naturally l replied, “I didn't know the were lost in the Bronx for over three hours parenthesis) Atlanta 55 (81), Boston 50 (66), Chicago 57 (76), Cleveland 53 ( 72), Dallas 65 at plumber was here today.” because, she says, I was too stubborn to A GREAT IDEA phone my father’s third cousin and ask (85), Denver 41 (66), Duluth 50 ( 67), Houston 61 (88), Jacksonville 62 ( 85), Kansas City 62 And she said, “Of course he wasn’t here. FOR LUNCH Made of Selected Hardwood. Can Be MARLOW’S Why should he be here? It was the paper him (the cousin) how to find his house. (85), Little Rock 53 (84), Los Angeles 58 (75), Miami 74 ( 85), Minneapolis 46 ( 79), New Vernon Cinema 1 — UA East 2— “Jeremiah John Used As Work Table or Breakfast boy. I asked him about the faucet.” She remembers that her cousin, 20 years TOMORROW Orleans 55 (71), New York 55 (71), Phoenix 65 ( 88), San Francisco 54 (75), Seattle 50 ( 66), “Jeremiah Johnson” 7;00-9;00 son” 7:30-9:30 For Two. THURS. One night at supper my wife said to me, ago at her (her cousin’s) wedding, didn’t St. Louis 55 (86) and Washington 53 (79) degrees. Cinema 2 — “Buster & UA East 3 — “Call Theatre ask her (my wife) how we liked our new Also Available 24”x24”x30” 7 9 . 8 7 Billie” 7:20-9:20 OCT. 10 ONLY “You’ll never guess who I saw at the beau Showcase Cinema 1 — ty parlor today.” slip covers, and yet asked my wife's aunt 3 6 ”x24”x30” 8 9 . 8 7 Manchester Drive-In — “That’s Entertainment” 2:00- No Phone Orders when her (the aunt’s) new blue car with “Westworld” 7:15; "Super I decided to play along. “Julie 4 8 ”x24”x30” 9 9 . 8 7 4:35-7:10-9:35 Please Eisenhower, Jackie, Phyllis Diller, Lisa the cream-colored top and pink upholstery Cops” 8:50; "Across 110th Showcase 2 — “Juggernaut” would be delivered. 415 MAIN STREET Street” 10:30 Minelli?” MANCHESTER 2; 00-4:00-5; 55-7:40-10:00 “You’re not even trying,” she replied. My wife always assumes I know who she WIST HARTFORD Burnside Theatre — “Death Showcase 3 — “Longest PHONE IN ORDERS MANCHESTFR GET YOUR “It was Doris.” means when she talks about he and she. Bisho|is Corner Wish” 7:30-9:30 Yard” 2:15-4:40-7:15-9:40 643-9629 397A BroMlSt For those of you who have read this far. And — you know something? I do. 2531 «aeny I«e. OfimiHirillCNI Showplace — “Jeremiah Showcase 4 — “ 11 Harrow Sally Struthers stars as a terrfied girl with a rare disease OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MANCHESTER TICKETS EARLY oFiiiiimiMb 111) iiDst; u s Johnson” 7:15-9:15 House” 2:00-4;00-6:00-8:00- whose doctor (James Franciscus) plans to use her as a 11 A.M. - 2 A.M. THIS SHOW 99c All Times! ^ HOSPITAL NOTES UA East 1 — “Phase 4” 10:05 heart transplant donor in “Aloha Means Goodbye," a CBS- “BUSTER AND BILLIE (II) TV suspense drama Friday at 9 p.m. IT 8H0UU) HAVE KEN A LOVE STOHYI EVES 7:20 - 9:20 St. James St.; Mary Mason, 55 XTHA SHOW SAT. MID-HITE Discharged Tuesday: CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias The SUN. 5-7-9 / Winifred Lennon, 39F Bluefield Homestead St.; Wanda Dr.; Gertrude Torrance, 36D Vibberts, 90 Valley St.; Alan Fast S ilk Fletcher, 39 Sunset Ter., South “The Silks” were Canadian GLORIOUS EMPORIUM Windsor; John Plattner, East Pacific’s famous transconti CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD Hartford; Richard Post, Gerald nental trains (1899-1930) which broke all speed & PINE ST., MANCHESTER - 649-7782 y SKCIUENGAKMENT(PO) Park, Coventry; Jeffrey Aaron, 104 Irene Dr., Vernon. records while carrying Dales ROBERT BEDFORD A S \ PUBLIC RECORDS of precious silk to clothing Also, Diane Emhoff, Stafford m anufacturers in the East. JEREMIAH JOHNSON’ Springs; Anna Wimmer, 6 HU EVES 7 and 9 • SAT. MAT. 2 PM Brought to Vancouver on Goslee Dr.; Christopher Sun 1:30-3:30-9:30-7:30-9:30 LIENS Adams St., roof, $200. liners from Shanghai, the ^eighhorl Primus, 18 Buckingham St.; U.S. Internal Revenue Ser M. C. Hyson, 155 Campfield bales were swiftly sorted and KIDS SHOW SAT.-8UN.-M0N. Aletta Brennan, 843 Main St.; Don’t vice vs. Gay Dudzic and Paul St., aluminum siding, $1,000. sealed into specially built 1:30 P.M. - 990 John Lucas, 94 Tracy Dr.; Macha, partners in L & M Con Robert Sullivan, 50 Woodside cars. Carefully selected Well, surprises never CIKiTHEATRES EAST Dolores Andreuk, Barnsbee crete Construction Co., 255 Dr., roof and alterations to crews and arm ed guards pro cease. This is the first “CHIHY BANG BANG’’ viOll 1P*I '■I'.-X'. M H H ; Lane, Coventry; Marion Chap tected cargoes worth as time since the pilgrims ■ ■ ■ T W U r TMIAtTM Henry St., $3,098.25. dwelling, $1,300. . PliB “3 STOOCB" ■ ■ v m m m k t x m m N HELD man, 15 Oakland St.; Stephen W. G. Glenney Co. vs. R. J. McDermott, 107 Keeney much as $6 million. landed at Grossinger’s llHillMQ|f|^FyLlSrsir ■ J “PHASE r . „ , OVER Klein, 15 N. Elm St.; Matthew Elizabeth A. Harvey et al, 116 St., above-grade swimming that we’ve had something Monace, 28 Church St. Move... ROHIIT KD4i)4io Bretton Rd., 27.53. pool, $200. to peddle in season. (If r— J u (FH Held Also, Donna Doherty, 25 THE ROLL1NQ STONES BUILDING PERMITS John Spellman, 46 Goodwin they hadn’t goofed and landed a little farther south, J 3 “JEKMUH JOHNSOr OVER Lenox St.; Tracy Lombardo, “GIMME SHELTER" Albert J. Spearot, 375-377 St., roof, $175. we’d all be enjoying Florida!) Anyway, we just C IN E 2 ' n CALL THEATRE FOR TITLE | Swamp Rd., Coventry; Judith This printing test pattern is Digan, 32 Spring St.; Roseiine part of The Herald quality con brought in a stock of high grade Snomobile boots for “BUSTER AND BILLIE” gANDSHOmi*^ boys and women, rubber hunting boots for men and PHOKE B49-B333 Richard, East Hartford; trol program in order to give Walter Russell, 176 Eldridge you one of the finest boys, and ice skates for everybody. (We usually have IMPROVE! St.; Karl Fortier, Warehouse newspapers in the nation. this kind of stuff in July). All to be priced way below CSHCHCASt CINtM AJ 1 Point. what the fancy stores get you for. 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. JUST OPENEDI And so my wife and you won’t think I’ve been goofing EASTHARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 off, an incomplete list of other things that we expect to > ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING- Wb Honor MASTER CHARGE • G F E 0 c have ready tills weekend. RICHARD HARRIS OMAR 'IHARH II M a r y ’s Antiques 11 H.ARR0\VH0L'SE 216 Spruce St 646-0724/646-2913 ------“STOP IN AND BROWSE" A ll t h e / A B O U T OPEN TUES. - SUN. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. c riHE LONGEST TOWN (Cloaed Monday*) Excitement YARir i o f e N e w Emanuel Lutheran Church will have a Bible study Friday H o m e ... 5 MIN. FROM HTFD. at 1;30 p.m. in the church CArcHWEseAU-Aii/mcANTmBm 1-84 EXIT 58 reception room. W i t h o u t IDE AVE.. E. 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GOP Incumbents WORLD Look Strong In New Hampshire HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS? By MICHAEL 0. WESTER LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI) - BRENDA W. ROTZOLL The lowest grade of cotton FORBES & WALLACE fiber is being studied for use ■ CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - It by the U.S. Coast Guard in looks like a good year for cleaning up oil slicks. Republican incumbents in New MOVED IN NEXT DOOR! The fiber is called “cotton Hampshire, a state which has wasties." merrily gone its own way since "This grade of cotton, when it snitched the British gun properly dispersed, can pick powder to fight the king's up 50 times its own weight in •troops at Lexington and Con Hi! We're neighbors. We’ve come to live at oil and still stay afloat with cord in 1775. out any apparent loss Veteran politicians predict Manchester. And already we know we're going because of wave action," said re-election wins for Gov. Lt. Cmdr. Donald S. Jensen of Meldrim Thomson and Rep. to like it here. We've brought all our XL the Coast Guard's Office of James C. Cleveland, and for Research and Development. Rep. Louis Wyman, who wants friends along, too. Like those TV stars • “That’s a better record to move up tothe Senate seat than anything previously held by the retiring Norris Cot Mr. Sylvania and Ms. Hitachi, those \ 1 / T n:jL used, including commercial ton. All are Republicans. absorbents, straw or even . With October one-third gone, Stearns & Foster sleepyheads, the Samsonite coconut hulls,” he said. .the one close fight shapes up for p Jensen, of the Coast the seat Wyman is vacating. and Ventura travelers. Karastan and Barwick Guard’s Pollution Prevention Auto dealer David Banks a Republican, faces strong com - > are underfoot with Hoover and Eureka to Projects branch, has been g -y.tv-s-- petition from Democrat Nor named technical monitor for man D’amours, nephew of a keep them clean. Not to mention Lenox and | an $89,000 Texas Tech former state attorney general. research project which in Both are considered conser Gorham as dinner guests. Farberware, Club | volves building a "sea" on vatives. The turning point may "/IN which to test the new con ______, . # : i be the fact that D’amours a Aluminum and Corning in the kitchen along ^ cept. French-Canadian, is a native of V*. Working together at Texas Manchester. The state’s largest with Rival, Waring and Oster, too. Fieldcrest | Tech are three principal city which is largely researchers. They are Dr. Democratic and conservative, and Martex on every bed, in every bath. I George F. Mennaghan, chair likes to vote for home town man of the Department of boys. And Texas Instruments and Bowmar Chemical Engineering; Dr. Banks is campaigning on the James E. Halligan of the fact that he has had experience calculators to help you add up the great chemical engineering in Washington, four years in a faculty; and A.A. Ball, head high post in the General Ser values. There’s a whole host of other of fabric structures at the vices Administration. university’s Textile Research Inflation is a dominant theme friends, too . . . and you know them all. So Center. in most of the New Hampshire For the past 12 months the campaigns but there is a you should feel right at home in our team has been working under Watergate angle to the Senate the sponsorship of Cotton Inc., race. Home Store. the research and marketing Former Insurance Com arm of America’s cotton missioner John Durkin, the growers who have an interest Democratic nominee who is in anything which might given to “quotable quotes” has create a better market for hit hard at Wyman’s role in in wasties. troducing Ruth Farkas to “In the move from the Maurice Stans, Richard Nixon’s laboratory beaker to the tank former campaign finance chair stage we hope to establish the man. limits of the concept," Mrs. Farkas named am Mennaghan said. bassador to Luxemburg soon The tank being constructed after Nixon’s re-election, IQ will be approximately 50 feet donated $300,000 to the former long, four feet wide and four President’s campaign. The w feet deep. It will be the “sea” dates of her meetings with and the water running Stans and when the money was through it will be able to promised, have not been firmly travel at four knots for ex established. perimental purposes. Wyman says he is too smart “We will be testing disper to have been involved in sal, retrieval and disposal anything illegal. He says concepts," Mennaghan said. charges he helped engineer the Dispersal of the cotton is in Farkas appointment are a itself tricky, said Halligan. smear. “It cannot be dumped on New Hampshire, population Forbes sW^illace the oil coated water, but must 800,000 is the only state in the be spread in a very fine gauze nation with neither a general sales nor income tax. Property like layer seven thousandths taxes are high. The fight about of a foot thick," Halligan where the tax burden should lie said. "That’s about the same is the perennial major issue in thickness as the width of a state races. Whether a politi gnat’s eyebrow.” cian is considered a liberal or a The short staple, weak, conservative depends on spotted fibers which are a whether he is for or against drag on the textile market broad-based taxes. have a peculiarly superb Thomson is running strong on quality when crisscrossed RirnSRlIIIIIII the slogan “He kept his word — over the oil slick because no new taxes.’’ Nashua at they form capillary bridges torney Richard Leonard says he which pick up the oil and would not approve such a tax, hold it between the fibers. but as a state legislator he “The cotton does not ab voted to put the question of sorb the oil into the fiber," broad-bas^ taxes to the voters Ball said. “But it absorbs by in a rferendum — and some holding the oil in the capill New Hampshire voters equate ary bridges." that with original sin. At this stage the concept Republicans opposed to calls for using a blower to Thomson’s strongly conser spread the cotton over the vative philosophy and what oily water, first ringing the Leonard calls his “one man slick to contain it and then rule’’ are organizing to support spreading the entire surface Leonard’s campaign. with the cotton. Stewart Lamprey a staunch “The next step will be to Republican who three times sweep up the mass of cotton was speaker of the House and with the oil clinging to it, and three times Senate president, early tests indicate that the shifted his support to the layer does not disintegrate Democrat on grounds Thomson but tends to hold together," had been responsible for a said Mennaghan. federal audit of his (Leonard’s) “In disposing of the mop, taxes. Thomson denied it. the oil could be wrung from Lamprey still simmers from the cotton, or the cotton oil an incident that occurred three mix could be disposed of in weeks after the governor took combination —possibly by in office in 1973. Lamrey and two cineration,” he said. “Cotton other of Thomson’s political is almost entirely cellulose foes had their confidential state a c 8 and so is biodegradable, business profits tax files rJb)©s making disposal easier on the searched by the governor’s top environment than might be aide. possible with synthetic pro Cleveland is judged a shoo-in ducts." for a seventh term in the Se cond Congressional District, • AvN. Mennaghan said the cotton which includes all western New has an absorption rate of any Hampshire and the conser where from 15 to 250 per cent vative and scantly developed better than the synthetic north country. m aterials now used for oil Cleveland eschews any slick cleanups. thought of using his office to become a national political “The supply of cotton figure, and campaigns on the wasties can be estimated at platform of personal service for about 224,000 bales per year," his constituents. he said, “and this quantity “I’m running on my record of would have the capacity for 12 years of service to the people holding approximately 400 in communities in my district. million gallons of oil, on a That is not going to be com conservative basis." pletely overshadowed by events in Washington," he said, dis The Coast Guard is looking counting Watergate influence in for any im provem ent in New Hampshire. GRAND OPENING TODAY, MANCHESTER PARKADE cleanup methods. Its respon His Democratic opponent, sibility covers coastal waters, Helen Bliss, maintains bays, harbors and estuaries. Cleveland has lost touch with It works cooperatively with the people, citing his votes the, Environmental Protec against minimum wage legisla tion Agency, which is respon tion, extended day care funding FORBES & WALLACE, MANCHESTER PARKADE.. .TAKE ROUTE 86 TO EXIT 92. sible for navigable inland and most of the costlier social waters. problems. USE YOUR FORBES & WALLACE CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Qct. 10, 1974— PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974 iKaurliPstrr tupuiuu HrralJi Ford Economic Plan Questions & Answers WASHINGTON (UPI) - $10,000 or $5,450 of taxable in corporations but it also con with top officials of the auto in bolizing the determination to A. Ford wants Congress to are now held so artfically low Howqver, if all regulation is ______OPINION President Ford’s economic plan come and subtract that from tains a series of complicated in dustry and “either by agree win against inflation. make most home mortgages that there is no incentive to taken off gas prices are likely could have far-reaching effects your over-all tax bill. Multiply dividual tax changes thot ac ment or by law” would achieve ■ Q. This is what Ford wants eligible for purchase by a explore for more natural gas. to shoot up. on the average American, the resulting figure by 5 per tually would cut taxes a program to increase auto gas from me, but what is he going federal agency rather than just ranging from tax increases to cent and add that to the bill. somewhat for those making mileage by 40 per cent within to give me? FHA and VA loans as at pre more miles per gallon from the This is your tax. $20,000 a year or less, with the four years. A. Very little except for the sent. Ford says he will im But Will They Sell family car. Q. Give me an example. greatest tax cuts coming down Q. Is the government going to promise of ending inflation. mediately pump $3 billion into Here are a series of questions A. Let’s say your taxable in at the poverty level. Also, there require me to cut back on my This is mainly an austerity mortgages enough to finance and answers prepared by UPI come was $20,000. You figure would be greater tax breaks for use of energy and resources? program. Some parts of the about 100,000 homes, he says. MANCHESTER about how Ford’s plan would your regular tax to be $4,380. the sale of your home and A. No, there is no mandatory program would help some peo Q. Are there any hidden Without Rate Increase? affect the everyday tax-payer: Subtract from that $1,820 (the greater deductions for child requirement that you aid in ple directly however. For in “ sleepers” in the Ford Q. Which of the President’s tax on the first $10,000) and you care necessary to allow both fighting inflation, but Ford asks stance if you plan to buy a house program which could cost me The Democratic candidate for would be reduced and the capital im proposals would hit me the come up with $2,5M that is sub husband and wife to work. your voluntary help. the Ford program may make more money? STATE BANK governor, Mrs. Ella Grasso, has provement projects proposed could hardest? ject to the surtax. Multiply 5 Q. What about the gas tax in Q. What does he want me to more mortgage money A. Probably the biggest A. If you earn more than $7,- per cent times $2,560, giving crease I have been hearing so do? “sleeper” is his request that ; proposed the state issue revenue- procede at lower cost. available. 500 per year or your family in you $128, which is added to your much about? A. Ford wants you to cut Q. Where would this Congress de-regulate natural HAS DUAL DnVE-IN * producing bonds to finance an es- Just how the bond scheme would come is more than $15,000 a normal $4,380 tax bill, giving A. Forget it. Ford said down your driving by 5 per cent mortgage money come from? gas. Gas companies say prices definitely there would be no gas ■ timated $5.8 billion for utility com- keep rates from increasing to meet year, you probably would be you a total tax of $4,508. in the next year and to cut down most affected by a new 5 per Q. Will this definitely go into tax increase and ih fact he has on the food you waste by 5 per pany improvements over the next 11 rising material costs for cent income tax surcharge, effect next year? programs in mind to give you cent. He plans to set up a WINDOWS AND A years. maintenance, rising labor costs, and which would be effective only A. No. Only Congress has the greater mileage from the gas national program of conserva for 1975, in other words for the power to enact tax legislation. you do burn. tion, symbolized by new “WIN” She presented her plan as a means non-productive environmental For relief returns you figure out early in Q. Is Congress likely to ap Q. What would he do to give buttons such aS the one Ford ; to save money for Connecticut’s elec- requirements for the utilities, we do 1976. prove? me greater mileage? wore before Congress, sym of breathing CHECK M A IN S TK En A. Ford said he would meet ' trical consumers. The theory is that not grasp at this time. Q. Does this mean I pay a flat A. That is hard to say so far, 5 per cent extra tax if I make but one thing seems certain: If congestion OUR ; since revenue-sharing bonds are tax It appears to us that Mrs. Grasso more than that amount of Congress enacts a surtax, it will PARKING AREA ’ exempt, the interest saving would be has admitted that the utility industry money? be for higher income levels due to A. No, it gets a little more probably $25,000 per year or needs help in meeting its long-term EVERYDAY reflected in lower utility rates. complicated than that. The greater, instead of the $15,000 colds responsibility of reliable and adequate Unanswered, however, is just Ford proposal first figured the Ford proposed. 85 East Center St. LOW FOR CUSTOMERS... Q. Would my taxes be ’ where Mrs. Grasso would set the service for the state’s needs. “taxable income” (for most at Summit St. persons this is jo u r wages changed in any other way? rates. Obviously, she feels company What she is not prepared to admit PRICES minus deductions and personal A. Not specifically in the WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! requests are too high. on the eve of an election is that exemptions) of a family of four President’s program, but Ford MANCHESTER STATE BANK making $15,000 and for a single endorsed the pending Ways and The question is whether revenue- whether the state issues bonds for individual making $7,500, each Means Committee tax revision MUHURDRUC 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Kent Falls in Autumn (Photo by Floyd Larson) producing bonds would sell, even with capital improvements or not, con taking the standard deduction. bill which contains a labyrinth Pompons ,.J1,59 |0psn Sat. 9 a.m. - 12 noon Mambar FDIC of lax law changes. Most of their tax-exemption lure, if company sumers are going to have to pay more This worked out to $10,000 for OPEN 'tit 9 P.M. THURS., PRI. NITESI the family of four and $5,450 for these affect the wealthy and income is limited to current rates. for electricity eventually. ’The only TODAY’S the individual. These arbitrary Mrs. Grasso implies with her plan question really is how much we will figures are used as the base THOUGHT MAX LERNER figures from which the surtax is that consumers will save during the pay directly and how much we will calculated. next decade and that rates would not pay indirectly through subsidy. Q. How then do 1 figure how increase. In view of our current state debt, we Formal and Memorized much to pay? Prayer Perceiving Inflation A. First, you figure your own We concede that if the bonds are question the wisdom of the state get great unbulky Spontaneous Prayer “ taxable income,’’ and authorized by the legislature, if the in ting into the mortgage business with calculate your tax as you nor terest rate on revenue bonds is kept utilities where their rates are subject Praying is our most personal activity. mally do every year. Then, you look acrylic We should therefore be able to pray in NEW YORK CITY - The thing to note salvaged from Keynesian doctrine, es But there are other ways of perceiving ■ figure how much of that tax relatively lower than taxable bonds, to political manipulation which'could words of our own choosing. Written and about President Ford’s economic summit pecially the emphasis on fiscal controls economic reality. One is to understand liability is caused by the first fisherman knit and if there are buyers for the bonds be an adverse factor on the sale of memorized prayers have their place. ’They is how clearly it shows the kind of transi and the close watch on international that available energy in the earth and en help when we run into an obstacle to tion phase we are in today. We are living banking, as witness the effective thinking vironment is in decreasing supply and in the quantity she proposes to issue; revenue-producing bonds for this pur talking to God in our own words and they in an economic world where we know that of Germany’s liberal Prime Minister costs relatively an ever greater amount of the interest cost to the utility industry pose. are a convenient way for a number of peo the old-time economic religion of cutting Helmuth Schmidt. energy to extract. This points to a policy ple praying aloud together simultaneous budgets, raising interest rates and If a new economic system replaces both of consumer self-restraint. Politics - just ly. But they cannot take the place of tightening money flow simply will not do the economic religions — liberal as well as The most useful emerging view is to see prayer from the heart which is a constant in dealing with inflation. But we have not conservative — what form will it take? the economy and society as an organism of Now Key Believe it! You don't hove to spend changing sea of emotions and awareness. yet found a latter-day economic religion or I’m convinced it will involve new ways which we are all part. I have been writing Impoverishment of naturalness and even an economic philosophy. We are of perceiving inflation — indeed new ways about this view recently and was happy to much for the classic hand knit look Fire Prevention Week freedom can happen to your relationship caught between an economic world that is of perceiving the economic system as a note Marshall McLuhan’s picture of infla Area with the Father, ^ n and Holy Spirit if you dying and one that is straining to be bom. whole. The crucial part of any economic tion as part of the communication web of of cables and fisherman knit designs. the whole economic and social organism. Legend has it that a carelessly appliances, with littie or no regard to rely solely on printed prayers. Your But the birth process is exciting. Most of policy is how it perceives the reality it is Bv GEORGE J. HARDER Soft! Wonderfully wearable warmers, prayers should be YOUR prayers. They the summit economists did agree on a list trying to treat. Given this organismic view, we can use WASHINGTON (UPI) - placed lantern was kicked over by our home’s wiring capacity. should flow from the core of YOUR being, of crippling state and federal restrictions The traditional views of inflation, a bio-feedback effect, not only in President Ford’s economic washable, too! Rich natural color Mrs. O’Leary’s cow and that started The list is almost endless of the lit couched in the words that say exactly on the economy that ought to be removed. whether demand-pull or cost-push, have restraining inflation but — what is just as summit has been written off by specials! only. S-M-L. Great for giving, too! what you mean. (Adapted from Daniel Many of them did agree on a tax cut for largely exhausted their usefulness. There important — keeping the economy active many as a failure. the great Chicago fire. tle things we do without thinking that Scully, O.S.B) lower and middle-income groups, which is a variant of them, which stresses the enough to maximize jobs, housing, ser Its shortcomings however, sportswear, downtown and Now each year we observe Fire can and do result in fires. Submitted by: would compensate for wage self-restraint global quantum leap in the cost of energy vices and satisfactions. have yet to be proved. If we are an organism, then two things Parkade. Prevention Week approximately on The town’s two fire departments Sister of among blue-collar and white-collar and also stresses the cartel approach It all depends upon what was St. Bartholomew Convent workers. which is gaining around the world, not count most. One is the credibility of those expected from the exercise in the anniversary of that disaster. are busy bringing Fire Prevention Attack it or not — and many conser only in oil but other raw materials as well. shaping economic policies, whether in summitry. Just as carelessness was blamed for Week messages to the schools. We vatives are attacking it — there is no The new Ford-Kissinger diplomacy is government or business. If they are con Anyone who anticipated that longer an accepted liberal economic doc based on this perception. It holds that the fused or changeable, panicky or timid, labor and management, right the Chicago fire, the same is true of hope the message will get two results. trine. Neither is there any longer a free big leap in energy and resource prices has self-interested or grasping, they will not and left wing economists in most of today’s fires in the home. First, the children will learn fire market economy such as the conser been a political leap, and that whatever be credible. dustrialist and welfare We, Americans, hate to throw prevention habits and second, and vatives dream of — if indeed there ever goes up politically can come down The other is the sense of confidence recipient, would agree on an was. Most prices are today “ad politically. It seeks collective action among the people that flows from this economic program for all had things away. This habit wouldn’t be most important, parents will get the o: ministered” prices — including wage through a kind of counter-cartel of the im credibility. Franklin Roosevelt’s expectations which were far too bad but we are lousy housekeepers message also. Only the costs. portant energy-consuming nations. The sentence, ‘”The only thing we have to fear great. when it comes to storing things. Events have shattei;ed the former trouble with it is the trouble with all is fear itself,” applies as strongly now as Three realistic goals were set The fact of the matter is that most liberal sureness about government collective security proposals. They are It did in his day. But it depends not on for the summit sessions. They Old papers are piled near heat fires could be prevented. All that is Newspaper economic controls and about Keynesian let’s-hob-together strategies and therefore preaching but on the kind of action that were: sources. Rags used for cleaning, often needed is a little common sense, a lit economic religion. Yet something can be only as strong as their wekkest links. banishes fear. —To put under one tent all the ideas for a new economic policy with flammable materials, are kept in tle time, and a willingness to discard so that the President could airless places. We prolifically add the those materiais you cannot store choose from among many. 20th Century domestic slaves, home —To convince the people that properly or safely. there was no easy solution to in DON OAKLEY flation. — To convince the world that the American government is determined to bring inflation Hey, What About Us.? under control. Bless the Press and Its Critics There is no question that the The few campaign issues that have someone else? Or even turn them summitry succeeded on point one: So many ideas were ad emerged in the state election to date down outright because what they want One of the more printable comments on our toes. No “establishment” of socie vanced at times it seemed as contained in the critical letters that totally sheltered and protected one. seem to indicate a pattern of appeals is really not justified. ty, not the press or politics, not law or though it was a Tower of Babel. flooded the Washington Post following the And while we can only lament the fact to special interest groups in the hope business not education or medicine or the Wouldn’t it be nice to hear a can resignation of President Nixon was, “I that some people believe — perhaps need military, should be immune from constant But one point was common to that each candidate wiil be attractive didate say he won’t promise to change hope you’re satisfied.” to believe — that Watergate was either scrutiny and demands for performance. most of the arguments : that the The Post, of course, was the newrspaper manufactured by the press or magnified to almost everyone for some special this or that because he reaily can’t Anyway, the more the shortcomings of old time religion was not quite ONLY THE NEWSPAPER lets that first picked up the thread of out of all proportion, it cannot be denied the press are examined, as they should be enough. Old tim e religion reason to win in November. and wouldn’t if he could? Watergate and doggedly kept tugging on it that this tragic episode in the nation’s you guard yourself with the — and heaven knows there are short meant that the poor, who had until an entire administration unraveled. history has shown the immense power of Now this is not new in politics but it Wouldn’t it be a change if the can comings — the more obvious become those nothing to do with causing infla facts. Freedom operates best The attitude implicit in this comment — the daily newspaper. disturbs us because, once eiected, we didates spent more time telling us in a fact-laden atmosphere — things that are good about the press. With power comes responsibility — the tion, would carry the greatest that Watergate was a creation of the press More power also to those judges who oc find the winners ail of a sudden responsibility to uncover and report the burden in bringing it under con how they intend to do what they can and your newspaper brings and that the news media conspired to casionally toss a reporter in the clink hound a president from office — is unfor truth, not what we might like to be the trol as the economy slacked, pledging their efforts to “serve ail of rather than rehashing what might you the facts. because he refuses to reveal his news truth and to make sure that opinion is kept jobs became scarce and prices tunately shared by a disturbing number of sources. It takes courage for a reporter to the people.” have been done in the past? Americans. For this reason alone, the clearly separate from factual reporting continued to rise. Special aid to defy judicial and other attacks on the the poor to carry them over the This apparently is merely a way of response to it has to be, “No, we’re not - but never to fear to express the opinion Yes, it would be nice but then this press, and for his editors to back him up — which the facts compel. economic crisis was a common satisfied.” Not the Post, nor any other and what good is a timid newspaper? saying to the elderly, the working editorial is really sour grapes. newspaper, nor any self-respecting Watergate is a proud chapter in the theme which apparently im Next to a totally censored or history of American journalism. But it pressed Ford. man, the consumer, the ill, the representative of the news media. government-controlled press, such as The worst thing the journalism profes will be valuable only if America’s The second point was what jobless, the unemployed, the In assessing the long list of wonder exists in so many other countries, the newspapers use it not as something to rest has been labeled the Madison sion could do now that Watergate is finally most useless press in America would be a teachers, the baker, the housewife, ful things the candidates wili do, if becoming history would be to rest on its on but to build on. Avenue aspect of the summit meetings: to educate the people and maybe before the campaign is elected, we find that we are too old to laurels, secure in the knowledge that it had saved democracy and demonstrated on the difficulty of fighting in over, the butcher and the candlestick be educated, too young for elderly once and for all, for every American to flation. maker, that all those special promises benefits, too rich to be iow-income Eiipnittg lUpralb see, the inestimable value of a free and There’s no question that that aggressive press. was accomplished. Anyone who made before the election now must be folk, too poor for capital gains tax FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 Every American doesn’t see it. And still expects a quick halt to the subordinate to “serving all the benefits, too healthy to be seriously Published by the Published every even those who do-and they are the vast rise in prices just wasn’t paying Manchester evening except Sun- attention. people.” sick, and too willing to pay more and Publlshlng Co., Herald days and holidays. majority — will more than ever demand Square, Manchester, E n te re d at the The third point, to convince It is probably too late to do anything C onn. 06 040, Manchester, Conn., fairness, integrity and truth from their more taxes. As a result, the Telephone 643-2711 Post Ofllce as Second daily newspapers. the world of the will to fight in- about it in this campaign but wouldn’t politicians are only too willing to ig (Area Code 203). Class Mall MaUer. One thing that can be said, as we OPEN FORUM flation, remains to be BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER observe Newspaper Week, is that there is demonstrated. That means it be refreshing to hear a candidate nore us and we would be only too political decisions which could SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES not much chance that American’s tell a special interest group that willing to ignore them too, if we could. newspapers will withdraw into smug self- be tough. Decisions by PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Coventry Seminar Congress as well as the ad maybe the only way he could do what Ah, well, like the man said, "It only satisfaction in the aftermath of Single Copy ...... 15t 3 Months...... $9.75 Watergate, even if they wanted to. The To the editor: ministration. they want is to tax them instead of Weekly...... 75* 6 Months...... $19.50 myself among them. hurts when we laugh.” world is simply too much with us, and In a letter to the editor of The Herald The economists could offer ONE Month .... $3.25 One Year...... $39.00 Mrs. Diehl’s, concerns about the very little advice on those Mall Rales Upon Request there continue to be dangers in that world, from Virginia Diehl (Oct. 4, 1974), Mrs. proposed new community in Coventry are as well as stories that must be told. Diehl expresses her astonishment and points. The economists Subscribers who p.m. should telephone well known, and I find It hard to under , suggested a variety of methods tail to receive their the circulation depart- Rabbi Baruch Korff, whose National deep disappointment that Morton Tenzer stand why she did not take advantage of Herald betore 5:30 ment. 647-9946. by which inflation could be con- Citizen’s Committee for Fairness to the “abruptly” ended the New Town Seminar the extra time offered her, and further HERALD YESTERDAYS Presidency was one of Richard Nixon’s in Coventry on Sept. 26, at which Tom ^ trolled. However, it’s up to the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation more, why she did not mention in her politicians to decide which will few comforts during his last days in the Harris, the director of planning in Howard letter that this invitation had been publicly White House, has announced that his County, Md., was the guest speaker. ' be adopted, and to demonstrate The Manchester Display advertising extended to everyone at the meeting. *the stomach for the most effec 25 Years Ago pious with Harold A. 'Furkington as guest P u b lis h in g Co. closing hours: Three organization will now concentrate its ef What Mrs. Diehl failed to mention in her I would add, however, that 1 full days prior to forts on getting Congress to put restric letter was that Mr. Tenzer made it very tive. Manchester’s Beethoven Glee Club and speaker. assumes no financial publication, wholeheartedly agree with Mrs. Diehl’s tions on the press. clear that those attending the seminar But point three has yet to be Mendelssohn Glee Club combine with 55 re sponsibility for Deadline lor Herald evaluation of the seminar; it certainly was fulfilled. Whether the nation’s typographical errors classified advertising: That’s good. More power to the rabbi. who wished to remain past the “official” one of the most informative and in voices here for concert opening the 25th appearing in adver- 12 noon prior to day of political leaders have the will 10 Years While we certainly cannot support his goal end of the session were more than teresting sessions in the series. anniversary year for both clubs. tisements and other publication. 12 noon as well as the words to fight in Mrs. James E. Elliott is chosen Bur reading matter in The Friday for publication of turning the press into a puppet that says welcome to do so and talk informally with Ruth W. Smith Seventy-three fans honor British flation has yet to be seen. Store Hours: Downtown-9:30-5;30 Mon.-Sat. Thurs. till 9:00 P.M. Parkade-10:00-9:00 Mon.-FrI. Sat. 10:00-6:00 ton’s “Woman of the Year’’ by represen Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon- only nice things about thd political powers Mr. Harris. Indeed, about half of the American Club’s four-star baseball cham- Herald. day. Babcock Hill Road tatives of 27 women’s organizations. that be, we need people like him to keep us residents at the seminar did just that. Coventry PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Oct. 10. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974— PAGE NINE
More than 50 per cent of Noonan-Machia®=sws^^^ the medical teaching institu CAMERAS llllllllllll tions in the United States are FILM-BULBS FROM YOUR II 1 IIIIIIIIII now teaching the use of stap DISCOUNT PflICESI ling as a surgical technique, MENUS according to the United ARTHUR DRUG NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN States Surgical Corporation. By VIVIAN FERGUSON (LOUPOIY O F F ^ School Project HELP Cafeteria menus for 64 oz. Downey Manchester Public Schools, Menus which will be prepared WASTE KING The day begins early at 171 Oct. 14-18, are as follows: and served next week by Avery St. First, breakfast; then M Monday: 'Columbus Day members of HELP (Han a brisk five-mile walk at rapid FABRIC Holiday. dicapped Earning and Living UNIVERSAL stride for the two occupants. Tuesday: Hamburg patty on a Project), a program designed DIVISION OF NORRIS INDUSTRIES In about an hour and 10 roll, potato chips, buttered to train handicapped for minutes, the real efforts of-thfe SOFTNER spinach, milk, jello with top employment in the food service day will start. A one-acre plot 1.19with coupon ping. industry at Manchester Com of land behind the house com Wednesday: (Universal munity College, are as follows: mands attention from February School Lunch Menu) Submarlnp FACTORY AUTHORIZED to mid-October. sandwich, buttered green Monday: Chilled tomato Barbara and George Potter- Good at Highland Park thru Sat., Oct. 12th beans, milk, fruit cup. juice, baked stuffed filet of fish, HIGHLAND PARK ton, both retired school (l>imit One Coupon Per Family) Thursday: Baked meat loaf, twice baked potatoes, hot teachers, farm their land and 317 Highland Street, Manchester dinner rolls, apple Danish, DISHWASHER J parslied potato, whole kernel sell their resultant produce corn, bread, butter, milk, fudge coffee or tea. right there. "Sometimes we “Tfic Choicest Meat In Town!** % cookie. wonder If we are retired,” says Friday: Vegetable soup, Tuesday; Corn chowder, George. "We have to do things lllllllllllll toasted cheese sandwich, apple- golden fried chicken, parslied at certain times whether we celery salad. Ice cream, milk potatoes, cranberry sauce, rice want to or not. Barbara does a DOES IT PA Y TO SHOP at the pudding, fresh dinner rolls, man’s work plus the canning coffee or tea. and freezing.” LCOLPOIY o f f e r : Elderly SALE! Barbara credits her husband HIGHLAND PARK MARKET? with the whole idea. George Thursday: Country style The following menus will be formerly headed the Science tomatoes, Swiss steak, mashed served Oct. 14-18 at Mayfair Department at Manchester YES, in more ways than one! potatoes, buttered green beans, Gardens and West Hill Gardens BUY NOW AND SAVE High School. "I think his in Land 0 Lakes fresh dinner rolls', cherry pie, for all Manchester residents terest in science and in coffee or tea. over 60. Reservations are taken' Fracchia Photo propatating plants really got Competitive prices are just a part of it; in person only at the Gardens on him sta rt^ . He is curious and Luncheon Monday and there s more to shopping than prices. Monday prior to the week of the likes to experiment.” Tuesday will be $1.75, and $1.50 Mrs. Michael H . Jeffries BUHER luncheons. Menu Is subject to The Potterton’s extensive yUr intangibles, such as service, change. on Thursday. Tickets are to be with coupon Alice B. Anselmo of East and Mrs. Ben Jeffries of 47 Off manufacturer’s suggested retail price. produce begins the first of June Monday: Lamb vegetable purchased through the College friendliness, selection, quality and Hartford and Michael H. Jef with strawberries. Then, there stew, mashed potato, cottage Bookstore. Luncheons are Galaxy Dr. honesty have set a new standard in fries of Manchester, exchanged A reception was held at the ELIGIBLE DISHWASHERS: CF/SS 878-200, are currants, raspberries, cheese, salad on lettuce with served promptly at noon in the Good at Highland Park thru Sat., Oct. 12th wedding vows Sept. 7 at St. Glastonbury Hills Country LIMITED TIME ONLY cherries. Damson plums, grocery retailing . . . two slices of tomato, enriched Food Service Dining Room at Christopher Church in East Club, after which the couple left several vegetables including (Limit One Coupon Per Family) white bread, butter or Manchester Community Loring Photo Hartford. on a trip to Long Beach Island. the squashes, several varieties margarine, vanilla ice cream, College, Student Center, 60 casTou center J The bride is the daughter of They will reside in Manchester. of tomatoes, grapes and apples, milk or coffee. Bidwell St. KITCHEN Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Anselmo Mrs. Jeffries is employed at among others. Mrs. Mark F. Noonan Tuesday: Hamburg patty of East Hartford. The 38S CENTER ST. • TEL. 849-7S44 Neither of the Pottertons with gravy, boiled potato in Travelers Data Center in Hart bridegroom is the son of Mr. were farm people nor had any jacket, cole slaw, hamburg buq, ford. Mr. Jeffries is employed LwlsDascanlo^^^^^^^^^^Earlo Pavl. Alberta Frances Machia of Miss Lorraine Smith of by Bonanza International. previous exposure to farming. (Herald photo by Pinto), Manchester and Mark F. butter or margarine, egg HFSM Dinner With George’s scientific Needham, Mass, was maid of Pottertons harvest grapes from their arbor. Noonan of Elmwood, exchanged honor. Bridesmaids were Miss custard, milk or coffee. The Hotel and Food Service background and some books to Wednsday: Corned beef, wedding vows Oct. 5 at Christ Marie E. Kane of Hartford; Management program at help, they started a little at a Crape Jelly Tonialo-Apple Chutney buttered corn, tossed salad, Manchester Community Will Church Cathedral in Hartford. Miss Cynthia Twible and Miss A U O F time. Their first grape vines 3 lbs. fully ripe Concord-type 12 ripe tomatoes V.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! hamburg bun, butter or ABOUT The bride is the daughter of Jacqueline Twible, both of feature A Chinese Night Oct. 16. were secured from a man who grapes 3 medium onions margarine, mixed fruit cup Seating is limited to about 36 so o u t STORES Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Twible Manchester. TOWN was throwing them away. 1 large tart apple 3 sweet red or green peppers All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! with cookie, milk or coffee. tickets at $3.50 per person of 429 Main St. The bridegroom David Noonan of Bristol was ARE OPEN Some plants will begin their 7 cups sugar 6 tart apples (Northern Spies is the son of Mr. and Mrs. best man. Ushers were Ralph Thursday: Pot roast of beef should be purchased early. TONITE lives in the house with a with gravy, baked potato, '/i bottle commercial fruit pec good) George A. Noonan of Elmwood. Noonan of Elmwood, Steven Serving time is 6:45 p.m. every makeshift greenhouse com tin 1 pod hot pepper The bride was given in Berg of Staten Island, N.Y., and buttered string beans, enriched Wednesday evening. Tickets The arts committee of the posed of a small wagon and WHAT'S FOR DINNER? bread, butter or margarine, Manchester Junior Women’s Wash, stem and crush grapes. 1 cup raisins Checlc THese Specials marriage by her father. Robert E. Twible of ^C hester. may be purchased at the some old house windows. Add Vz cup water. Wash, core, 3 cups brown sugar pineapple slices (2), milk or College Bookstore, 60 Bidwell Club will meet Friday morning J Beginning in April, whenever and cut apple in small chunks 3 cups cider vinegar coffee. Friday: Baked fillet of St. The HFSM Dining Room is at 9:30 at the home of Mrs. the weather is sunny, George flounder with lemon wedge, Thomas Westmoreland, 117E but do not peel. Add to grapes. 1 teaspoon garlic salt located around the corner in S- will wheel the wagon outside Bring to boil and simmer, . lb . boiled potato in jacket, mixed Tudor Lane. 1 tablespoon ground ginger USDA CHOICE HIHD QUARTERS OF BEEF...... 9 9 ^ 130 for the sun, bringing it in later covered, for 10 minutes. Place vegetables, roll, butter or 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Church Plans Annual in the day. in a jelly bag of muslin or 1 teaspoon salt margarine, chocolate cup cake, The pruning of trees begins In USDA CHOICE BOTTOM ROUHD ROAST...... lb. M . 2 9 milk or margarine. cheesecloth and let drain over 1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce Hi-Ho Fair Oct. 19 February; tomatoes and night. Peel tomatoes and cut in peppers will be started in the Measure 4 cups juice and chunks. Peel onions and chop We Give Old Fashion USDA CHOICE TOP ROUHD ROAST...... lb. ^ 1 . 3 9 cellar during March, as well as South United Methodist and Mrs. Fred Whltesel, han place it in a very large coarsely. Remove seeds and some flowers. ’The tree-pruning Butcher Service’ Church will have its annual Hi- dicrafts; Mrs. Vernon Muse, I. AUTO WASH saucepan. Add 7 cups sugar and stems from peppers and dice USDA CHOICE BACK RUMP ROAST...... i b M . 5 9 Ho Fair Oct. 19 from 10 a.m. to holiday. is usually completed by the end mix until completely dissolved them. Wash, core and dice SALES AND SERVICE INC. " of March and in April spraying FRESH, YOUNG 3 p.m. Booths will be located in Also, Mrs. Joseph Deganne as the juice comes to a boil. apples but do not peel. Combine ISO Tolland Tpke. • E. Hartford will begin to continue almost the new education wing, the and Mrs. Anita Nylin, Add fruit pectin to boiling juice fruits and vegetables in a large, USDA CHOICE EYE OF THE ROUHD ROAST...... every week until mid-August. reception hall and Cooper Hall knitwear; Mrs. Paul Offen, and boil hard for exactly one heavy saucepan, and add 289-0265 Careful records are kept as to in the main church building and peppermint palace; Miss Diane Couple Mark minute, stirring constantly. remaining ingredients. Simmer 900 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford the dates of planting, spraying, TURKEYS USDA CHOICE CUBE STEAKS, cut from round .... lb * 1 .7 9 at Susannah Wesley House Johnson, plants; Mrs. Barney Remove pan from heat, skim 2-4 hours until mixture is thick. Anniversary 249-0500 across from the church. Peterman and Mrs. Robert etc. If one looks back over the off foam and pour jelly quickly Fill hot, sterile jars to 19 to 14 lbs. Mrs. Robert Darr is general Samuelson, This & That; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. years, the dates vary but little. into hot sterile jelly glasses. overflowing and seal at once _ USDA TOP SIRLOIN ROAST...... lb * 1 .4 9 chairman of the event, which is Charles Crocker and Mrs. Smith of 153 Walnut St. recently While the Pottertons share the Cover at once with paraffin. with sterile lids. Recipe makes being jointly sponsored by the Lyman Marshall, used jewelry. celebrated their 25th wedding PREVENT WINTER work load, George handles Makes ten 6-oz. glasses. 6 pints. This is a spicy sweet- USDA SIRLOIN TIP ROAST...... Methodist Men and Women of Stuart Jones will do charcoal anniversary. A surprise party most of the pruning and Note; Blue Concord grapes sour relish that is a good ac lb. * 1 .6 9 South Church. The fair will be portraits, and Mrs. John was given in their honor by cultivating with Barbara doing make deep red-purple jelly; companiment for beef. held rain or shine. Admission Telenger will display beeswax their daughter and son-in-law, most of the picking though this Niagara and Golden Muscat The Pottertons have two "■ USDA CHOICE CENTER CUT SHANK MEAT, bone in . . . lb. and parking are free. candles. Mr. and Mrs. James Locicero BODY DAMAGEI can vary depending on density grapes make light pink jelly; daughters, Mrs. Marcia Eaton Stanley Circle will operate a Jack McKenna and Val of Park St. at the home of Mr. of crop. Steuben and Delaware grapes of Hebron and Mrs. Georgia coffee shop from 10 a.m. to 1 Patarini are in charge of the and Mrs. Sebastian Locicero of 5 FREE (>1 Hot Waxes) With A little over 20 years ago, make dark pink jelly. The apple Spratt of Old Greenwich. Each p.m. in the Susannah Wesley auction; Mrs. James Coventry. Many friends and George suffered a heart attack prevents the formation of tar has one son. Their only son Lee, I House dining room. Luncheon Mitcheltree, properties; Mrs. relatives attended. CARNAUBA CAR WAX which hasn’t slowed him down a taric acid crystals in the jelly. a teacher at Robertson School, lllllllllllll lllllllllllll bit. ’The popular former school will be served from 10 a.m. to 3 Herbert Grommeck, clean up; The couple was married Sept. (The Hardest Wax In the World) Allowing juice to stand over is married to the former 24,1949 at St. Mary’s Episcopal teachers are in excellent health r p.m. in the Country Kitchen in and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, night settles any crystals that Pamela Holmes of Manchester. Cooper Hall by women dressed publicity. Church, Manchester, with the WHILE YOU WAIT and enjoying life to the hilt. might form. Grocery Specials Just Received! Ocean in old-fashioned costumes, a ’ Rev. Alfred Locke Williams of ’The couple have done some fine work caning old chairs and pianist will provide background ficiating. ’They recently took a Fresh, Live, Maine music during the luncheon. motor trip to Canada and Penn 2 FREE (M Hot Waxes) With also finishing off some with The Country Store will sylvania on the occasion of woven seats. They simply qettoknowus... feature quilts made by women BOY their anniversary. SIMONIZE CAR WAX followed directions in a leaflet, -• W ECAN HELP YOU SAVE ON YOUR FOOD BILL in Pennsylvania and patch-work Mr. Smith is employed at WHILE YOU WAIT had a lot of fun doing it and Pratt & Whtinev Division of produced professional-looking pillows and dolls made by the SCOUT VIVA JUMR9 women of South Church. There United Aircraft Corp. in East results. LOBSTERS Hartford. The couple has one The Pottertons appear to be also will be canned fruits, NEWS OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 12 PAPER TOWELS...... 2 s 7 9 * jellies, Vermont cheese, chili grandson, Jason. highly supportive of each other FREE DELUXE WASH WIJH PURCHASE OF COUPON WASH TICKETS DR9MEDARY sauce and apple cider from Bot- and are completely happy in T ro o p 362 ti’s. their so-called retirement. Boy Scout Troop 362 spon PinED DATES...... I..69* For children there will be a When Barbara became a direc SWEET LIFE sored by St. Bartholomew train ride, outdoor games with tor of the Altar Guild of St. Parish, has resumed its prizes, and a puppet show in the Peter’s Episcopal Church of MAYONNAISE...... , , . * 1 . 1 5 meetings Tuesday evenings at 9EL M9NTE ^ Scout Room in the church base Charge Wapping, George ended up ment. The outdoor snack bar Highland Park School, begin making cupboards for the ning at 7. Accounts FRUIT COCKTAIL...... ,7,. 2 s 7 9 « lb. will feature hot dogs, snow sacristy. Almost everything SWEET LIFE cones, and cotton candy. Jim Jones, scoutmaster, Think ensemble. Invited seems to be that of mutual would welcome all boys 11 For the first time, the fair endeavor. years or older interested in Billing PEANUT B U nER...... , . „ . 5 9 * will have an outdoor auction Pendant, bracelet, pin and earring^. Barbara was a home SWEET LIFE joining the troop at the next M a y fie beginning at 1:30 p.m. on the economics instructor at filing meeting. west porch of Susannah Wesley All with blue turquoise M . r n d Junior High School. She shares GRAPE JELLY...... ,oo.. 2 9 * House. The Men’s Club will be The troop program for the 'Til Oct. three recipes with us, two to year will be active in scout auctioning furniture, windows, set in 14-karat gold. utilize the late grapes and events and directed at the Bank PAMPER TODDLERS...... 12count a 0 9 appliances, sporting equip another utilizing tomatoes and SWEET LIFE ment, nd many other items. development of character and The set priced at $362 Chargts apples. leadership of the boys. The ^ Chairmen of the various We/come ...... epack 3 9 ^ booths are; Mrs. Clifton Coffin troop will also be active in Grape Juice STORE spiritual events and will fully and Mrs. Russell Mackendrlck, 1 basket (*A bushel) Concord aprons; Mrs. Robert Rich participate in weekend retreat, grapes communion breakfast, and HOURS: mond, baked goods; Mrs. 4 cups water Frozen Foods & Dairy Specials religious awards that may be Thomas LeLeu, candy; Mrs. 1V4 to 2 cups sugar earned by scouts, according to Emil Stavens, Country Wash, stem and crush ripe H99DS SW ISS STYLE DPEN the scoutmaster. Kitchen; Mrs. Davis Wiggin Pre-Season Sale! grapes working with four Mon.-Frl. and Mrs. Fred Gyer, If additional information is quarts at a time and using one YOGART ...... 8-oz.cup 3 s 8 9 ^ necessary, call Frank Keegan, decorations; Mrs. Dale Oswald cup water to each 4 quarts of MRS. SMITH’S DELUXE ’Till 427 Parker St., 649-2740. grapes. Heat to boiling point Boys' Super-Warm 21.(X) & 23.00 and simmer until tender (about PIE SHELLS...... ,7.,. 69* STDUFFER’S 9:09 10 minutes). Strain through cheesecloth or unbleached Arctic Snorkle Parkas POUNDCAKE...... 11.5 oz. muslin. Let drain overnight, if BIRDSEYE PDLYBAG SAT. and SUN. possible, to, allow crystals to R o u t e s settle. Add sugar and heat to TASTI FRIES...... 5 9 ’Till boiling. Pour into hot sterilized PARKWAY jars and fill to overflowing. 6:09 Seal at once with sterile covers. SLICED STRAWBERRIES .16 oz. ^'Complete Craft Gallery^* Now 16.99 & 18.99 TREE TAVERN Makes 6-7 quarts juice. This PRESENTLY FEATURING POTTERY by Authentically styled Air Force Parkas. Rugged nylon shell with thick po juice is concentrated and may These Specials be diluted for punch or cold PIZZA...... 89* Boris and Nancy Dudchenko lyester tilled nylon quilt lining. Pile lined snorkle hood framed with fok# GRANGE PLUS Are Good Thru fur. Giant zip front with flop. Sleeve pocket. M any colors. And rfiochine drinks. Sat., Oct. 12th washable, tool Sizes 4 to 7, Sale 16.99; Sizes 6 to 20, Sale 18.95 FROZEN ORANGE DRINK ... .12oz. 2 s 8 9 « Pendant, $47; bracelet, $165 Easy Payments VERNON 649-1706 ELLINQTON 872-3666 Pin, $95; earrings, $55 RTE. 63, TALCOTTVILLE RTE 03 at RTE. 140 J — — y ITUES to SAT. 10 AM-5 PM At All Great Youth Centre Stores Sea Our Giant THURS., FRI 11 AM-4 PM 7 Display at School SAT., SUN. 11 AM-S PM JEWELERS-SIIVCRSMITHS SINCE 1900 West Hartford, Wethersfield, Bloomfield, Supplies! ‘‘You Owo Youraolt A Vlslf 95B MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Enfield, Manchester, Avon/Simsbury, Bristol. ARTHUR’S ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN ■ m i i i i i H i J
PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974 - PAGE ELEVEN Sadrozinski Heads GOP PARK WLL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP AREA POLICE REPORT WEEKEND SPECIALI VERNON c o m p lis h m e n ts as a Donald Sadrozinski, a Congressman. “The State of Connecticut POMPONS member of the Vernon Town VERNON SOUTH WINDSOR 12 charging her with second- Council, was unanimously needs Bob Steele as governor to Raymond Adamson, 32, of 92 Paul Reimer, 16, of Windsor, degree burglary and second- elected chairman of the continue the fiscal responsibili Village St., Rockville, was was charged with making an degree larceny. Republican Town Committe ty policies as demonstrated bun cti over the last four years,” the arrested Wednesday on a improper left turn, in connec ’Die original arrest was made n.59 Wednesday night. warrant issued by Circuit Court tion with the investigation of a in connection with the in Sadrozinski replaces John new chairman said. (Cash and Carry) 12 charging him with third- two-car accident on Rt. 5, South vestigation, in April, of a break Daigle who resigned as chair Turning to the present degree assault. Windsor, Wednesday. into a Coventry home. She was man due to pressures of his Democratic platform, he said it F(.OWEaS tnd AanANOeUEHTS FOa EVERV O C C A S IO N . . . is, “no different than it was un Police said the arrest was Police said a car driven by to be presented in Circuit Court work. made in connection with the in Douglas Hoffman, 24, of 12, Manchester, today. .36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 The newly-elected chairman der John Dempsey — spend, vestigation of a complaint Warehouse Point was traveling FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop’. pledged to devote all of his ef spend, spend. ’This policy, of made by Adamson’s ex-wife south in the left lane and forts, over the next three course, can lead only to tax, tax, tax,” he said. Gail, of Christopher Dr., Ver Reimer was traveling south in weeks, toward the upcoming non. the right lane. Police said Hoff election. He also pledged to He also referred to Morgan Campbell, Republican can He was released on a $250 man was about to pass Reimer o n che/ter utilize everyone on the town didate for representative from non-surety bond for appearance when Reimer suddenly took a committee and every the 56th District; and John in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, left turn and the cars collided. o rk o d e Republican in Vernon who Giulietti, candidate for judge of Nov. 5. Reimer is scheduled to wants to be involved toward the probate of the Ellington- Arnold McKinnon, 19, of 5 appear in Circuit Court 12, East goal of a Republican victory in Rockville District. Pleasant St., Rockville, was Hartford, - Oct. 21. November. arrested Wednesday on a re- \ Speaking specifically of the Digressing from comments arrest warrant issued by Cir Vernon Republicans, Donald Sadrozinski on the Republican candidates, COVENTRY The Parkade cuit Court 12 charging him with Sadrozinski commented, “We Sadrozinski addressed himself Darlene Strede of LaMotte disorderly conduct and third- have every right to hold our Memorial Building, and the to the Democratic candidate Rd., Coventry, was arrested widening of Rt. 83. for state senator from the 35th degree criminal mischief. Wednesday on a re-arrest is in heads high. Over the past five He was held overnight at the years a Republican mayor and “These accomplishments, as District (Robert Houiey). He warrant issued by Circuit Court > well as many other services too said, “This gentleman was once police station in lieu of posting Town Council have significantly bond and was to be presented in improved services throughout numerable to mention, have all a state senator and seeks the of t. Manchester.,, taken place while holding the fice again. Well, let me tell you Circuit Court 12, Manchester, the community.” today. BERNARD A. LOZIER, He outlined as some of these line on taxes. This has been a he also voted not once, but improvements the construction productive five years for the three times, for a state income INC. and is ALIVE citizens of Vernon and we, as tax, and this message must be 22 REGENT ST. All ready to depart on a buying trip are, from left, Pete Harris, Angelo Larco, of sidewalks for the safety of school children, a new Republicans, must get this forwarded to the voting Celling Repairs sales manager; Art Rossi, carpet manager and bedding buyer; and firehouse, additional sewer message to everyone,” public.” There have been four regu and WELL!!! Sadrozinski said. The town committee also un A Replacements R. Lee Watkins, vice president and store manager. Adding the final touch to a display arrangement is Pete Harris, display manager and lines, an expanded police lar conductors of the famed Sadrozinski also recognized animously voted to open all department, aquisition of new Philadelphia Orchestra — Quality Carpentry Work, lamp and accessories buyer. Republicans seeking office in future town committee areas for recreation, the com Fritz Scheel (1900 to 1907), Patios • Additions Michael Dworkin November. He spoke of Robert meetings to the public. Up to ing expansion of the high Carl Pohlig (1907 to 1911), A Remodellnti Registered Pharmacist Steele, Republican guber now only committee members school, renovation of the Leopold Stokowski (1912 to Free Estimates natorial candidate, and his ac were allowed to attend. 1936) and Eugene Ormandy (Continued from Page One) since 1936. Phone 646-4464 He joined the company in 1954 and Watkins Bros, We took up the matter of a hospital and assumed his present position in 1970 when WELCOME... they authorized me to raise the money. I Ormand West retired. He is a member of Hellier Says Big Labor Tries did and we began the 50-bed hospital. Manchester Lodge of Masons and South Centennial The hospital, which now accommodates United Methodist Church. He serves as se To Buy Second District Vote The New 350 beds, is the Manchester Memorial cond vice president of the Kiwanis Club of Hospital. Manhester and is a member of the Greater Miller, candidate for represen “It was in our small hospital that the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. VERNON reasons. Delegates from tative from the 55th District. Ellington, East Windsor, and a terminology intensive care came into Associated with him at the funeral home “The big labor bosses in portion of Vernon, will meet at being. Intensive care is more than just is Roy Thompson who has been with the Washington are attempting to Geraid O’Connor of the Ellington Town Hall Herald Photos by caring for a patient. It’s a separate unit com pany since 1970. Thompson is perpetuate old-line Democratic Eliington, who expects to be Forbes & Wallace tonight to endorse another can Reginald Pinto where capable nurses are in attendance secretary of the Connecticut State Board policies in Congress that have nominated at a three-town com didate and O’Connell is the only night and day and were the necessary of examiners of Embalmers and Funeral brought our country to the brink mittee meeting tonight to fill person indictating interest, to equipment to care for a very sick person is Directors, a member of the Exchange of disaster,” Sen. Sam Heliier, the vacancy created by Ather Department Store right at hand,’’ Mr. Watkins explained. Club, the Army & Navy Club, Knights of Republican candidate for the date. ton B. Ryan’s resignation from Also appearing at the opening “We had visits from delegations from Columbus, and is a communicant of St. Second District Congressional the 57th District representative were Mayor Frank McCoy and hospitals from all over the world including Bridget Church. seat, said in Vernon Wednesday (also Food Mart coming soon) race, also spoke briefly. several members of the Town Japan, Australia and Europe who came to The funeral home moved to its present night. location in 1934. Ryan withdrew from the race Council as well as several other see an intensive care unit at work.” Hellier was speaking at the a few days ago for personal He also credits Dr. E.J. Thoms and Han Lennon, Thompson, R. Bruce Watkins openine of his Vernon interested persons. na Malmgren, a licensed nurse and and his son R. Lee Watkins are all licensed headquarters, to a group of We at the Parkade are going formerly superintendent of Fordham funeral directors. other Republican candidates Hospital in New York City, for their con “Bruce was in the South Pacific during and townspeople. tributions on behalf of the hospital. Worid War II,” his father said proudly, Hellier charged big labor to prove that our economic “It was Dr. Thomas MacEachern, who “and was awarded the Silver Star Medal, with trying to purchase the died in 1956, who was responsible for the Gold Star in lieu of the second Silver election for the Democrats in system works! — hospital accreditation. I remember Star, and the Purple Heart.” the Second Congressional writing to him once when he was busy R. Lee Watkins, Bruce’s son, is also District. Fabulous 100th Anniversary s going from hospital to hospital throughout carrying on the long family tradition of Citing an Oct. 1 article in the the world. I asked him to visit our hospital Watkin Bros., Inc. New York Times, he said it pin and received an answer from him by A graduate of Manchester High School, pointed Eastern Connecticut as I return mail, announcing that he would be Class of 1965, and Babson Institute in 1968, a target area for big iabor sup The new Forbes & Wallace visiting us soon.” he received a BS degree in business ad- port of Democrats. A man active in community service as minstration at Babson and iettered in “The New York Times said his father and uncle were before him, C. soccer, swimming and lacrosse. He the AFL-CIO’s Committee on Department store is a Elmore Watkins, served as the first presi served three years in the U.S. Navy, saw Watkins salesman Wes Moquin greets customers at the Main Political Education (COPE) dent of the board of trustees of action in Vietnam and holds the rank of has decided it shouid pour $15,- SPECIAL St. store and shows them swatches of upholstery fabrics. Manchester Memorial Hospital stepping lieutenant (jg) in the Navy Reserves. 000 to $20,000 into my op welcome adjunct to our fine down as an active trustee in 1971, but still The elder Mr. Watkins speaks highly of ponent’s campaign,” Hellier serving as its president emeritus. his co-workers and especially cites said. Herbert Swanson who served at Watkins s\ stores at the Parkade. He was a director of the Savings Bank of He continued, “They believe 4 Manchester for 50 years and chairman of Bros., Inc. as advertising director and they can go over the heads of its board when he retired in 1967. He also now, retired, he is secretary of the cor the people to elect what the « serves as chairjpan of the board of poration. Democrats are calling a veto- Watkins Bros., Inc. and is an incorporator Could a family business really get off proof congress. What this coun of the Manchester Historical Society. the ground these days? Well, Mr. Watkins try needs, and what I am COM E S EE... the high quality merchandise! The continuity of the Watkins’ family isn’t so sure. seeking, is an inflation-proof services to the community has not been “With the high interest rates now in Congress.” broken. effect,” he said, “starting a business is He reflected that it might be Today, the third and fourth generation costly. But everybody working together different if the AFL-CIO $20,000 GO W IL D .. •at the new fashions and styling of Watkin men are active in the firm just might make it go.” donation reflected a ground bearing the famiiy name. The open house, which will be conducted swell of support by working at reasonahle prices!! R. Bruce Watkins, C. Elmore’s son, is from 2 to 5 p.m. will feature Watkins Bros, people, but claimed that it • ♦ A president of the company of which the personnel attired in costumes of doesn't. funeral home is a division. He has a yesteryear, as well as area craftsmen who He added, “The money for Connecticut funeral directors license. He will demonstrate such arts as jewelry this donation has been M E E T.. ■the courteous Sales Clerks who are is also president of Mutual Heating Co., a making, woodworking, silversmith, extracted from union dues, director of the Manchester Savings and coppersmith, candlemaking, leaded stain without the consent of union eager to help you. Loan Association, vice president of Camp glass, pottery, weaving, and many more. members. Bethel Association in Haddam, a cor Hundreds of dollars in prizes will be “Union members tell me they porator of Manchester Memorial Hospital, awarded, as well as anniversary chairs. are tired of high prices, infla and a member of the Manchester Advisory Visitors will be presented with a tion, food and fuel shortages, GET EXCITED.. .at gorgeous displays of Sam Kotsch refinishes a Boston rocker in Board of Hartford National Bank, the C- lithograph of “The Charles Morgan Under and escalating government Sail” while the supply lasts. the workshop at Watkins Bros., Inc. DAP Agency, Kiwanis Club, and the spending. I’ve been a shipyard merchandise you have never seen in Refreshments will be served and the executive committee of the Chamber of worker and I know many union “Illusions,” a female barbershop prize Manchester or Hartford area. Commerce Drug Advisory Council. members won’t support a con William J. Lennon is director and winning quartet, members of the Moun tribution aimed at taking over tain Laurel Chapter Chorus, will offer manager of the Watkins Funeral Home at Congress that way,” he said. ■ ■ 142 E. Center St. and is treasurer of several musical renditions. The “Hellier for Congress” COM E AN D E N JO Y.. . heautiful decor and Watkins Bros., Inc. headquarters is located at Union and Ward Sts. in step into a whole new world of shopping. Rockville. Also speaking briefly were Howard Wolfanger, candidate for state senator from the 35th “We wish Forbes & Wallace District; Daniel McKeever, candidate for high sheriff of Tolland County; Dorothy well and we thank them for 18 Workers Killed joining us in our business com MANILA (UPI) - Scaf Fraser’s Cheeseboard folding around a skyscraper in suburban Makati collapsed munity.” today and at least 18 construc tion workers piunged to their PRICE SLASHED TO Sincerely, deaths, the official Philppine The famous Fraser’s name, the beautiful stainless steel News Agency reported. Thirteen of the workers were dish, the handsome wood cheese board, and heavy guage Michael Dworkin dead at the scene. The other plastic cover makes this the perfect gift (even for President, Manchester five died on arrival at the near yourself). Parkade Merchants Assoc. by Makati Medical Center, PNA said. % The accident occurred on the I: 15th floor of the U.S. First Shopping Tradition Since 1956’* National City Bank project. A bank spokesman said there were more than 20 construction workers on the floor. SALE BEGINS OCT. 13 FOR 1 WEEK ONLY onchc/ter The 18-story building was scheduled for completion next To Celebrate Watkin’s 100th Anniversary It’s all in a day’s work at Watkins as Bringing the message of fine furniture to the public’s eye falls under January. It was billed as the Main Floor of Watkins Bros. orkod^ Customer relations run smooth at Watkins’ business office. Here deliverymen unload truckload of new the category of advertising. Here Ken Hogle, advertising director, tallest structure in Makati, a i6ALL„.^ 935 Main St., Manchester merchandise and store it in the Ed Moriarity, assistant sales manager, introduces customer to Mrs. at right, discusses promotional plans with, from left, Pete Harris, boom town in Manila’s out 'Terri Garrity, office manager, at right. skirts which has become a warehouse. Art Rossi, and Bruce Watkins, company president. major financial and com- merical center in the Philip BROAD STREET AND WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE pines. I .... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, Oct. 10, 1974 Insurance Industry Jobs Set at 115,100
Police Say Rep. Mills in Fracas THE CANDIDATES HARTFORD (UPI) - The in 600 jobs, lAC representative that the insurance industry is surance industry is supporting said. providing the Connecticut WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. ference that the otner Then she jumped into the He said Brent could recognize ARE SAYING 115,100 jobs in Connecticut, or Roger Dove, lAC executive economy with a sound basis for POLICE REPORT Wilbur Mills appeared in passengers in the car — three Tidal Basin and officers went to Miils by sight, adding “I think about 10 per cent of the labor director, said that employment future growth and toxicated and had blood and women and a man — also her rescue, throwing a spare the officers on the scene couid force, according to a survey pattern ‘ ‘proves beyond a doubt development. ’ ’ scratches on his face when his appeared to have been drinking tire into the water to help pull identify Congressman Mills.” conducted by the Insurance car was stopped for speeding and some were “obviously in her out, he said. She a c t^ “in Arthur said it was not unusual Mahoney: Utility Overcharges Association of Connecticut. with its lights out near the toxicated.” an irrational manner,” Arthur that no arrests were made in The lAC reports insurance The reckless driving and operating Jefferson Memorial early Arthur said the incident FOR GUYS AND GALS MANCHESTER said and was taken to the such incidents and added that m m Democrat Francis Mahoney, Republican-controlled state ‘"The people can readily see companies directly employ Muffler That’s a motor vehicle without the Monday- according to U.S. Park began early Monday when Park Galen C. Skidgel, Lawrence hospital. the Park Police received no candidate in Manchester’s 13th Public Utilities Commission the difference between the some 35,000 persons in Connec owner's consent. The charges Police. Police, who guard federal Guaranteed for R. Updyke and Charlene N. Arthur quoted a report filed pressure from Mills or his of Assembly District, has “has proven complacent and in strong lea.dership the ticut, who live in 158 of its 169 stem from the police investiga “An occupant who got out of parklands and monument areas by Pvt. Larry Brent saying as long as you Skidgel. all age 20 and all from fice not to file any charges. He DISCOUNTING reminded voters he has twice different to the overcharges Democratic team can provide towns. They support the jobs of tion of a one-car accident Sun the car identified himself as stopped a car traveling at “a Mills was “intoxicated.” Mills 58 Mountain St., Rockville, said the police considered the petitioned for a special being made against the general and the failure of the about 12,500 independent agents own the car... day on Forest St. Court is Oct. Congressman Mills,’’ a police high rate” of speed with its had a bloody nose and facial in were arrested Wednesday at case closed. legislative session to take ac public.” Republicans to act,” Mahoney and brokers and their employes 28. report said. “He also appeared lights out near the Jefferson juries Arthur said but he 9:30 p.m. and charged with tion on alleged overcharges by Mahoney called attention to said. I AC said. 875-2517 intoxicated and there was blood Memorial. refused medical attention fourth-degree larceny. -NOW- utility firms. Mahoney said he what he described as the great Mahoney also pointed out At- The insurance industry also A purse was stolen from a coming from his nose and After the car stopped, Arthur although he accepted a ride The charges stem from the predicts the Republican majori leadership of Democratic ty. Gen. Robert Killian’s "one- generates indirect employment home on Woodbridge St. several other facial wounds.” said Anabella Battistella whose home from police. LIQUORS-WINES shoplifting of clothing from ty of the state House of gubernatorial candidate Ella man battle against the great oil in other Connecticut industries OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP Tuesday afternoon. A shopper A woman passenger in the address was given as the same He said no test was given to CORDIALS LOWER PRICES King's store at the Parkade. Representatives will not call a Grasso in bringing the whole companies.” Killian is accounting for an additional 67,- ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE at the Parkade Tuesday found car, who appeared drunk and Arlington, Va,, apartment Mills that would indicate that Each posted $25 cash bond for Minimum Prices! THAN EVER BEFORE special session, particularly overcharging matter before the Democratic candidate for credit cards from the purse on highly emotional, jumped into building in which Mills lives, he had been drinking but Brent court Nov. 4. before the Nov. 5 election. public and providing a plan to lieutenant governor. the pavement and turned them the Tidal Basin near the jumped out and lay on the made his report based on the ARTHUR DRUG Mahoney charged that the resolve the issue. Other arrests included: , over to an employe of Kofsky’s memorial. groun. smeli of Mitts’ breath. BLUE JEANS ground. • Alan R. Muldoon, 18, of 507 Shoes. The employe contacted She was rescued by officers 725 E. Middle Turnpike f ‘COUPON Main St. was arrested today at the woman who contacted and later was taken to a mental Haslett: Mahoney Vote Record 2 a.m. and charged with police. hospital for observation. Depu CASUAL JEANS evading responsibility after his ty Park Police Franklin K. car allegedly collided at 1:45 A pellet gun was used to Arthur said. ABSENTEE VOTING Corduroy — Brushed Demin — Etc. Harriet Haslett, Republican recognized as a major force in creating this, commission in d.m. with a parked car on break a 6 by 10 foot plate glass An officer took Mills home, candidate in Manchester’s 13th keeping hospital costs in April 1973 was 119 in favor and EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS Rachel Rd. and Muldoon left window recently at Dillon he said. Carpenter ft Painter Pants, Assembly District, has called check,” Mrs. Haslett said. “In only 27 against. My incumbent Ford’s display room on Main St. An aide to the House Ways attention to the voting record of existence one year, it has opponent’s vote was among the the scene, police said. ORECN and Means Committee chair her opponent—Francis recently completed its first STAMPS The parked car belonged to Straights ft Flares 27 negative votes. A youth stole a 25-cent pie man said earlier that Mills was Requirements Mahoney-^n matters concern budget review that resulted in “ If this is an example of how 200 300 John A. Stoutnar at 103 Rachel Rd. Muldoon was released on a from the Highland Park Market not at the scene of the 2 a.m. in ing the state Commission on the shaving of about $4.2 million he cares about the people of the $100 non-surety bond for court at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and ran cident, but had loaned his car to Import ft Knit Tops Hospital and Health Care. from requested price hikes by 13th Assembly District then I r p Absence from the State during voting hours on November 5th. (6 a.m. to 8 p.m.) ^ 4) ^ OPEN MON. AND TUES. away. An employe chased him a neighbor that night. “Connecticut’s Commission 35 general hospitals,” she said. say it’s time for a change,” Nov. 4. Supermarkets 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. EXTRA EXTRA The Arkansas Democrat, who Absence from Manchester during voting hours as a student in a college, universi ’ • Christopher J. Hoverman, but the youth escaped on a bike. Sport ft Work Shirts, on Hospital and Health Care is “The General Assembly vote Mrs. Haslett concluded. WED. THRU SAT. The youth is described as did not appear on Capitol Hill ty, nurses’ training school or institution of higher learning within the State or Pricn With $20 with $30 16, of 61 Oak St. was arrested Etfectivs 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Wednesday and charged with about 14, five foot four inches Wednesday could not be spouse of such student. Sweaters — Skirts — Belts Oct 7-12 purchase purchase tall, 90 to 100 pounds, medium reached directly for comment, Absence from Manchester during voting hours because of membership in a Barry: Fair Campaign Practices build, black hair in a pony tail, but his office said it had no religious community. See Wa Raaarva Tha flight To U ntil Quantlllaa Good Thurs., Fri. and Sat, further statement on the inci with a blue wind breaker and a ty tricks’ of the last presiden Gctober 19,11 and 12 Except during green bike with 26 inch wheels. dent. Illness or physical disability and unable to vote in person at the polls. New Lina of Leather Handbags 1975 session,” he said. DOUBLE S&H GREEN ALL OUR BEEF The decision of the state tial election. The time has Double Stamp Hours Arthur told a news con Latigo — Hand Paintod “ In the past two years,” STAMPS SATURDAY Member of Armed Forces, spouse or dependent of such member. Elections Commission to come to insure that this type of M IS USDA CHOICE Plaid - Etc. Barry said, “the people of this “ The Finest Sold Anywhere" Citizen Sanchez To the REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE, require all candidates to public campaigning will not happen 7 - 10 P.M. country have learned to their DANBURY (UPI) - A man 109 Center St., Manchester, Conn. 0604i0 ly adopt a voluntary fair cam 846 Main Strset dismay about the so-called 'dir again,” he said. who became a U.S. citizen last paign practices code is a Please arrange ABSENTEE BALLOT for: Manchastsr, Conn. week has been nominated as the Open Thurs. till 9 P.M. welcome addition to the ■resh, Grade A Republican candidate for state Name Connecticut political scene, representative in the 109th BOTTI FRUIT FARM 2807 Main Strset David Barry of Manchester District. Geraldo Sanchez, 54 a Voting Address . Tel. Glastonbury, Conn. said. construction worker, got the 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester Open FrI. till 9 P.M. Barry is Democratic can nomination Monday, three days Mailing Address / didate for state senator in the liPORK after being sworn in as a Our Policy of Per$onal Service fPill Continue Fourth District, which includes NOTICE citizen. Sanchez replaced APPLES plus FRESH As Usual! part of Manchester and all of Michael Kelly the original GOP DON’T DELAY COMPLETE AND MAIL TODAY the towns of Andover, Bolton, nominee who withdrew recent FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, TEL. 649-2811 Coventry, East Windsor, ly for private reasons. State law SWEET APPLE CIDER REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE Glastonbury, Hebron, and South MANCHESTER requires political candidates to Treas. Charles McKenzie Windsor. be citizens. “As state senator in the 1969 legislative session, I introduced WATER CO. U.S.D.A. 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Jules Karp dicapped persons have been Held Masonic Offices will conduct a “Meet the Can will serve as moderator for the reminded by Secretary of the Dodgers Gain Final Round didates Night” Oct. 24 (8 p.m.) session. State Gloria Schaffer that Oct. at the lodge on Bissell St. A social hour will follow the 15 is the deadline for applying Oakland A’s Seek Invitations have been sent to panel discussion and the public for at-home voter registration. As Garvey Supplies Punch TOLLAND — Clarence R. and an honorary member of the candidates of both parties at will have an opportunity to Application and a physician’s Smith, 60, of Rt. 74, active in Black Knights Archery Club of the state and local level, event meet the candidates and certificate of disability must be More Reeognition the Masonic order and a past Tolland. co-chairmen Nick Jackston and exchange opinions. on file in the town clerk’s office LOS ANGELES (UPI) - three-hit ball for eight in the regular season despite 14 deputy grand master of Masons Survivors are his mother, Tony Merola announced. The Jackston and Merola said the by Oct. 15 if the applicant wants The last time the Los nings the Dodgers polished starts —and nine in Connecticut* died Wednesday Mrs. Alice Hall Smith of public will be invited to a event is the first attempt by the to vote in the Nov. 5 election. Angeles Dodgers were in the off the Eastern Division weeks—without a triumph. BAL'TIMORE (UPI) — The Oakland A’s have achieved at Rockville General Hospital. Brooklyn, N.Y.; two brothers, question-and-answer forum Elks to provide a public oppor World Series —1966 —Steve champions three games to “Before the game, I didn’t their first goal for 1974 — winning a third straight expected to last about two American League pennant. He was the husband of Mrs. Everett M. Smith of Dover, tunity to get to know the can Garvey was a freshman one. think that I was going to Del., and Edgar J. Smith of hours. Virginia M. Smith. didates. defensive back at Michigan By beating the Pirates the have to pitch as well against Now they go for Big Casino —a third straight world Mr. Smith was the recipient Mansfield, Mass.; and two Welcoming remarks are State. championship. of the Pierpont Edwards Medal sisters, Mrs. William Schulz of scheduled by Thomas Dodgers put themselves up them as I did on Saturday” “I remember I used to against the Oakland A’s, noted Suton, who stopped It’s the opportunity Oakland stars like Sal Bando, Gene in Bronze for distinguished Brooklyn, N.Y., and Mrs. Blanchard, past exalted ruler of Tenace, Reggie Jackson, Joe Rudi and others have been skip lunch so I could watch who have won two straight P ittsburgh 3-0 on four Masonic service. He was a James Bell of Levittown, Pa. waiting for since they gathered in spring training last member and past master of Funeral services are Satur ANNIVERSARY the Series on TV,” he said. world titles. singles in the playoff series March and it’s not only because of the money involved, Hartford Lodge of Masons. He day at 11 a.m. at St. John’s "Those were the days when ‘‘They’re the best in opener. also was a member of Episcopal Church, Vernon. The SPECIALS I was on the meat squad and baseball right now,” con The A’s do a lot of fussin’ and feudin’ among themselves Pythagoras Chapter, Royal Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector, Town Offices I was bumping heads with tinued Garvey, who was four “I don’t even want to think but there’s one thing on which they all agree; they haven’t Arch Masons, and Ivanhoe will officiate. Burial will be in Have We Got Something the likes of George Webster for five and scored four runs about Oakland” said Jimmy received enough recognition in the form of publicity and Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Hillington Cemetery, Morris, Close Monday For You and Clint Jones. Wednesday. “But we want a Wynn, whose run-scoring endorsements which they feel is due a two-time world N.Y. championship team. both of Hartford. Atsortad “This,” he added with a chance to prove that we’re double in the first inning Born Dec. 17, 1913 in Lowell, Friends may call at the Town of Manchester offices Another member of the A’s seeking recognition—in this will be closed Monday (Oct. 14) Earrings wide grin, “is a lot more the best.” scored Davey Lopes to get Mass., Mr. Smith lived in Hart White-Gibson-Small Funeral State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli of Manchester (left) introduces John Zajac of case from clubowner Charlie Finley in the form of a new in observance of Columbus Pendants enjoyable.” Garvey’s homers —off Los Angeles in front 1-0. ford before coming to Tolland Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, Meriden at Wednesday night ceremonies marking the opening of Manchester’s Republican contract —is Manager Alvin Dark. Day. Garvey, now the premier Jerry Reuss in the third in “I’ll start thinking about in 1952. He served in the Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. A Headquarters at 109 Center St. Agostinelli is GOP candidate for lieutenant governor and > Emergency telephone first baseman of the ning and Ken Brett in the them on Friday.” Finley was pressed Wednesday to reveal whether Dark Merchant Marine from 1935 to Masonic service will be con Zajac is the GOP nominee for state treasurer. At rear of photo is Republican Town Chair will be back as manager in 1975- became exasperated and 1940, and had been employed as ducted Friday at 8 p.m. at the numbers for town departments Dodgers bumped some fifth—staked Sutton to a 5-0 The Dodgers’ win was a man A. Paul Berte. (Herald photo by Dunn) finally cut off his listeners with the comment, “All I’m an industrial engineer at Pratt funeral home. are highway, 649-5070; refuse, heads of his own lead. As it turned out, the complete turnabout after a 649-1886; and sanitary sewer gonna say is you can’t argue with success ... Dark won the and Whitney Division of United The family suggests that any Wednesday. The 5-10, 190- Dodgers’ $114,000 7-0 Pittsburgh blitz Tuesday and water, ^9-9697. division title and he won the pennant... how much more Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. memorial contributions may be pound ex-Spartan football righthander needed only the in which the Pirates He was a member of St. John’s made to the Masonic Home and The Herald will publish as player drilled a pair of two- collected 10 hits and Los can you ask?” usual Monday. first shot. Episcopal Church of Vernon Hospital, Wallingford. Agostinelli run hom ers in a 12-1 Sutton has won 11 straight Angeles committed a “Maybe winning three straight World Series will get us Dodgers’ romp over the games (he gave up only one playoff record five errors. that recognition,” said Bando even before the A’s start (UPI photo) their 1974 American League championship series with the John Fletcher Sr. Miss Sherri Lee Levy Pittsburgh Pirates to give run in 17 innings against the Walter Alston, in his 21st Los Angeles its first season at the Dodger helm, Dodgers Race Off Field a Happy Group Baltimore Orioles. “How many teams in history have ever John Fletcher Sr., 82, of 166 COLUMBIA — Miss Sherri (_____I By LEN AUSTER Messersmith against the A’s over Pittsbugh Wednesday, leftfielder Bill Buckner the United States. Thursday greatest team of all time.” their 52nd wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Levy; her of our state government. Also introduced was the Republican’s in the World Series opener hugged a Dodger executive and soaked him with cham June 29. “I appreciate the fact people Jackson was thinking along those lines in the Oakland paternal grandparents, Mr. and Chris Dalmagos, Third Senatorial all-woman slate of candidates for justice here Saturday at 4 p.m. EDT pagne. Other survivors are 3 sons, Mrs. Edward Levy of think we’re that large,” Rogers SOCCER clubhouse Wednesday after the A’s clinched their third District candidate, pledged to work hard of the peace. They are Mary Fletcher, and use Sutton in the second “One more time” shouted the two,” said hero Steve Garvey, Atty. John Fletcher Jr. of Stonington; and her maternal said. But he would rather they for victory on Nov. 5. Mary Jayne Crandall, Marion Mercer and Bunch of Happy Faces contest Sunday. Manchester at Wethersfield 24-year-old Buckner to Red himself dripping with cham straight AL pennant with a 2-1 victory over the Baltimore Manchester, James A. Fletcher grandmother, Mrs. Eugene did not think his bank, incor Marilyn England, Ninth Assembly Elsie Swensson. Smiles must abound on the expressions of Manchester Prince Tech at Cheney Tech Patterson. “We have to pop the pagne. "Now on to phase Orioles despite having made only one hit off Mike Cuellar of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Lafleur of Willimantic. porated in 1879, was in financial District hopeful, said her pay toilet issue Berte urged all present to support the High coaches after reviewing early season results. The champagne one more time.” three.” and Ross Grimsley. Newsmen were questioning Jackson Richard W. Fletcher of Funeral services are Satur trouble. East Catholic at St. Paul is giving her voter recognition and she is Republican ticket from top to bottom. “People who called seem to FUNERAL HOME ' ^ football, soccer and cross country teams are each ■ Minutes after leaving a mob “It is our date with destiny” and other A’s over whether they were “embarrassed” at Williamson, N.Y.; a daughter, day at 11 a.m. at the Potter looking forward to winning the election. “We have a tough road to travel as the Central JV at MCC Mrs. Jerome Reed of New wonder just what this meant, if Established l8 t4 ‘Three Generations of Serviced experiencing fine campaigns thus far. scene on the field following Garvey said. the "gift victory” presented them by 11 walks including Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., Wally Irish, who is making a bid for the minority party. As long as we represent Shrewsbury, N.J.; and 11 it was us. Nobody is pan 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 The gridiron edition opened with two consecutive vic their 12-1 drubbing of the In a year in which everything four straight by Cuellar in the fifth inning. Willimantic. Burial will be in 12th District Assembly, said all the majority opinion, we can get the majority Bucs Back CROSS COUNTRY grandchildren. icing,” he said. Pirates, the youthful Dodgers has gone right for them, the “We’re expected to win,” said Jackson. "In 1972 we Willimantic Cemetery. Republicans are out campaigning and by of the votes and we have the candidates tories earmarked by an offense which has shown it can Hartford Public at East Funeral services are Satur Rogers said he expected were already talking about the Dodgers wiH meet the world didn’t know how good we were ... in 1973 we really jelled ... Friends may call at the pushing the young and aggressive who can do this,” he said. move the ball and score. Surprising somewhat considering Los Angeles Catholic day at 11 a.m. at St. Mary’s thousands of telephone calls work that lay ahead. champion Oakland A's when and this year we played with the poise of a championship funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 philosophy of trying to solve today’s Refreshments were served following the Gibbins Assembly Manchester had only six returning starters from a year “We have completed phase Episcopal Church. The Rev. p.m. were being made around the na In Series “phase three—the World Series club.” problems today, the party has a lot to offer formal opening. ago. On the other hand, maybe the new personnel is for the —opens here Saturday after Frederick H. Foerster ^III, The family suggests that any tion to non-bankrupt Franklin Catholic Ladies of Columbus the voters and this program is being Berte asked for volunteers to man the best. New blood instilled can revitalize an otherwise dying noon. Now the A's go on to the World Series with the opportuni vicar of St. Peter’s Episcopal memorial contributions may be banks because there are so ty to force the baseball world to acknowledge how good warmly received. headquarters in the evening hours and many banks with that name. “It recipient. “The A’s are the best in Church of South Windsor, will made to the Sherri Levy The 13th Assembly District candidate reminded party members of the Friday they are. seems to be a popular name, Coach Dick Danielson’s soccer team got off slowly, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - baseball now,” said Garvey, officiate. Burial will be in East Memorial Fund, care of the Harriet Haslett reported a door-to-door dinner dance which will be highlighted by FOOD SALE Cemetery. because of Benjamin losing its opener to Hall but has since come on strong win Danny Murtaugh and at least a whose two homers provided all H.W. Porter School Activity drive to meet as many voters as possible an appearance of Steele and other state Franklin,” he said. ning seven straight, all utilizing the whitewash brush. The few of his Pittsburgh Pirates the support Don Sutton needed The Holmes Funeral Home, Fund, Columbia. and urged all Republicans to support the candidates. 400 Main St., is in charge of Sunday, improvement displayed by the hooters is about 500 per cent have reluctantly been turned to beat the Pirates. “We want arrangements. from the opening disaster. Senior Mike Lombardo has been into Los Angeles Dodger fans. to prove that we are the best.” Jackson Observes The family suggests that any October 13 returned to a fullback spot where he is more at home and “I think Los Angeles will win “They’re a great team with memorial contributions may be this has solidified the defense. and I’m going to root as hard as great pitching but so are we,” Backing Moffett at said centerfielder Jimmy made to the Book of Remem Library Hours Boston A nagging concern for Danielson is his forward line. any Dodger fan for them to win brance at St. Mary’s Episcopal the World Series,” said the 57- Wynn. “It's going to be an even (Coiiliniied from Page One) They operate Manchester’s patented short passing game ly matched series.” Church. The Whiton Memorial caravan, with three or four in each car and BRISTOL (UPI) - Sen. Highland Park Market year-old Pirate manager, who black sections of the city, in schools and well, with precision-like movement at times. But the In Catcher Steve Yeager, First Pennant Library will be open at others in buses to the staging area in Walter F. Mondale, D-Minn., an begged off the question of 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. dians have had trouble finding the net. Sometime the buoyed by the excitement and different hours beginning Oct. outside them, throughout the day and Dorchester. undeclared presidential hopeful whether he would be retiring. timing is off and sometime it’s either one pass too many or the champagne, was more .Mrs. Gerald Beliiveau 21. night. Street violence Wednesday was in 1976, is scheduled to visit “It’s ceased to be a personal emphatic. “We beat Oakland in Mrs. Flora Robichaud The new schedule is; Mon State and Metropolitan District Police centered in the predominantly black Connecticut Saturday to cam Benefit of Manchester Scholarship too few. Reiner Cacace is slowly getting into the hang of vendetta, now it’s a league Greater Value Beliiveau, 55, of 32 Croft Dr. days through Fridays, 10 a.m. were ordered here after U.S. District Roxbury section as it was the previous paign for Anthony Moffett, the Foundation and East Catholic things while senior Co-Captain Bill MacLean is obviously vendetta,” he said. spring training, didn't we?” he died Wednesday at St. Francis Judge W. Arthur Garrity turned down a said. “We can beat anybody" to8:30p.m.; Saturdays, 10a.m. day, apparently in retaliation for the Democratic congressional can Scholarship Foundation pressing. MacLean has all the tools but hq’s fighting Pirate pitcher Dock Ellis, BALTIMORE (UPI) — A first American League pen Hospital, Hartford. She was the to 6 p.m. dramatic appeal for U.S. marshals by beating of a black man by whites in South didate in the 6th District. himself at the moment. When the internal battle subsides, who failed to see action in the Pirate centerfielder A1 Oliver wife of Gerald J. Beliiveau. Mayor Kevin H. White, who conceded the Mondale will appear with National League playoff series, made his way through the nant is ecstasy. The second breeds confidence. The third in a Boston. Up until Tuesday, the major L MacLean will use all his weapons to his advantage, and the row is cool and businesslike. Mrs. Beliiveau was born in city no longer could maintain the peace violence outside schools was in white sec Moffett at Democratic goals will come. won three games to one by Los crowd around Steve Garvey, St. Anthony, N.B., Can., and and implement the busing order. tions which opposed busing. headquarters in Enfield at Angeles Wednesday, because of the day's hero with two home At least that's the view of The above space Is available to your group on a FIRST Reggie Jackson, who got had lived in Manchester for 15 The crack State Police squads many of Meanwhile in Washington, President about 11 a.m. They will then a sore right hand, was a bit ' runs and thrust out his hand. COME FIRST SERVED BASIS to publicize community service Turnaround Performance Oakland’s only hit Wednesday Jackson, used in the playoffs years. She was a communicant whom were called to neighboring Cam Ford said the court-ordered busing “in my travel to Bristol to join Rep. programs, through the courtesy ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Janice more explicit. “Great game,” Oliver said. when the Athletics knocked off as a designated hiter, shed his of St. Francis of Assisi Church, bridge several years ago to put down stu judgment, was not the best solution to Ella T. Grasso, the Democratic Lopes at The Herald between 11-12 a.m. Monday lor Thursday's Given the task of turning around last year’s 3-10 cross “They (the Dodgers) damned “ Hope you guys go all the ad. Please phone 643-2711.,. the Baltimore Orioles 2-1 for blase posture when asked if his South Windsor. dent uprisings, arrived the Bayside Mall in quality education in Boston. He added, gubernatorial nominee, in a country record, first year Coach George Suitor has done well better not let Oakland kick way.” the flag and are bidding for recurrent leg problems might She is also survived by three Dorchester in a caravan of 67 cruisers and however, that, “I think it’s of maximum noon news conference at local so. The Tribe harriers are 7-2 at last glance getting con- their butts,” Ellis blurted. “That guy over there," their third straight World relegate him to bench warmer sons, Leonard Beliiveau of FIRE CALLS three buses. They wore riot suits, in importance for the citizens of Boston to party headquarters. Rows of silent Pirate faces, Garvey said pointing at Sutton, sistantly good performances from Dave Lemieux, Matt Series triumph. status in the series against the Manchester, Joseph Beliiveau cluding helmets, and carried nightsticks. respei^t the law.” each peering glumly out of their "He's my choice for the Cy Wallace and Scott Moffat. Jay Martin and sophomore Bob “There’s not the great thrill Los Angeles Dodgers. of Ellington and Paul Beliiveau The State Police from throughout Ford’s comments drew fire from dressing room cubicles, were in Young award.” Lyon are also contributing factors to the shift of fortunes. of ecstasy as the first time,” of Hartford; a daughter, Bar Massachusetts were awakened between 2 NAACP Executive Roy Wilkins who said evidence following the Pirates’ Sutton, dodging kamikaze " r il play Saturday if my MANCHESTER Suitor and his outfit must be commended for the job Jackson told newsmen after the bara Beliiveau of Manchester; and 3 a.m. today and were ordered to they would encourage the d^nce of series-ending 12-1 pounding by raids by third baseman Ron Cey name is in the line-up, even in a Wednesday, 9:43 a.m. — they’ve done. two sisters, Mrs. Rita LeBlanc group at their Framingham headquarters whites in South Boston. the Dodgers. and his trash can filled with play-off series victory. “It is wheelchair,” he emphatically dryer smoking due to exciting and it is great but of Bolton and Mrs. Lorraine Ar- at 5 a.m. From there they went by “It could result in maiming or killing of Sitting on a stool alone was water, reflected on less happy responded. overheated motor at 70 Diane Bonanza's there’s no hoopla pin of St. Joseph, Que., Can.; black children,” he said. Trying Times Willie Stargell, who in the top of times in the first half of the We're Dr. (Town) ’S expected to win.” and seven grandchildren. At the other end of town, East Catholic mentors must the seventh inning blasted a season. Sutton won only six of Neither he nor the other A’s Wednesday, 1:31 p.m. — (UPI photo) “In 1972, we didn’t know how The funeral is Saturday at have concerned looks. Only Dave Kelley and his 9-2 cross solo home run for the Pirates’ his first 14 decisions. showed any embarrassment 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan small grass fire to the rear of Membership Dates only run. “If I knew what went wrong I good we were,” he recalled. “In that Jackson’s seventh inning the Mr. Steak restaurant on four-point program country team is having much success. Top harrier Jim 1973 we really jelled and were Champagne Flotvs in Lockerroom would have corrected it Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., Giulietti is hampered by another ailment but the void has “I'm sorry, I don’t know how two-bagger was their only hit East Hartford, with a Mass at Center St. (Town) I feel,” said P ittsburgh’s sooner," Sutton said. “ But confident. This year, we played Wednesday and that their win Wednesday, 3:35 p.m. — .♦ ABOUT been adequately filled by such runners as Ed Dana, Mark with the poise of a cham St. Francis of Assisi Church, Changed For VFW muscleman, just staring. A ’.s Sal Itando (left) and Gene Tvnnce Celebrate never in my life have I pitched ning weapon was the walk —11 South Windsor at 9. Burial will woman locked a child in her car Skehan, Joe Burinskas, Joe Stamp and Luke O’Connor. as well as I have this second pionship club.” of them off Baltimore pitching. be in St. James Cemetery. with the keys inside at the cor Eligibility dates for TOWN to beat inflation. Coach John LaFontana’s gridders have a bad case of half of the season.” ner of Spruce and Florence Sts. membership in the American congress to “reflect the new fumblitis leaving the head man bewildered. There is not Friends may call at the eligibility dates, but the (Town) Legion were changed during the many ways you’re going to win by fumbling an average of funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 American Legion charter The prudential committee of and Friday from 2 to 4 and7 to 9 Wednesday, 8:19 p.m. — recent national convention of change is considered only a Center Congregational Church five times a game. You don’t teach fumbles and not much p.m. waterflow alarm at Lydall & the service organization. will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Lo
NEW YORK (UPI) - The troubled World Football Portland Coach Dick Coury said he felt his players League got some more bad news Wedneday night when the “were flat. Birmingham did an excellent job of controlling Get Rude Awakening With Dave Cowens Out league’s best franchise left nearly two thirds of the 70.000 the ball in the second half.” ^ BOSTON (UPI) — The two best seat Legion Field in Birmingham empty. In other WFL gaines the Florida Blazers ripped the Fire NEW YORK (UPI) - For Elsewhere on the NHL’s Red Wings 2, Black Hawks Finkel and ABA castoff Jim Ard while basketball teams in the NBA last the Bucks will rely on bulky forward The WFL, which had to drop two franchises and move 45-17 before 23,298 in Chicago and the Hawaiians edged the the Washington Caps and the opening night, Montreal had 1 season are in BIG trouble as the 1974- Cornell Warner. two others recently because of poor support, pointed to Bell 25-22 before only 4,900 in Philadelphia. The Shreveport Kansas City Scouts, it was to score twice in the final Guy Charron tipped in 75 tapofll approaches. welcome to the National Birmingham as its pride and joy. The Americans once Steamer plays the Southern California Sun in Anaheim period to salvage a 5-5 tie Jack Lynch’s shot with 37 The champion Boston Celtics Hockey League. The weaknesses up the middle of drew 55,000 fans in a rainstorm. tonight. cA' with the New York seconds remaining to learned Wednesday that Dave But after back-to-back upset losses to Portland and the The Caps and Scouts, the Islanders, Detroit edged the two teams will benefit Buffalo’s deliver the victory to Cowens, their mobile, 6-foot-lO Bob McAdoo, Detroit’s Bob Lanier, Hawaiians, only 25,621 fans showed up at Legion Field Southmen 27, Hornets 23. NHL’s newest arrivals in Chicago 2-1, Pittsburgh Detroit. Danny Grant and center, will be lost until late Wednesday night to watch Birmingham gain revenge on what is fast becoming an an downed Minnesota 4-2, St. Baltimore Elvin Hayes and Nate Danny White threw TD passes of 13 and 19 yards to Mickey Redmond scored the November because of a fractured Thurmond and his new Chicago mates Portland 30-8. Edward Marshall in the final period to lift the Southmen nual ritual of expansion by Louis tied California 44 and other Red Wing goals while right foot. twos, got their expected among others. The Storm jumped off to an 8-0 lead before Birmingham over Charlotte, playing its first home game since being Vancouver and Atlanta Ivan Boldirev had the only The news comes a week after erupted for 15 points in the second quarter and then added transplanted from New York two weeks ago. A sellout rude debut in the world of skated to a 3-3 tie. Chicago marker. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar received a The Bucks are further weakened by another 15 in the second half while shuting off Portland’s crowd of 25,133 watched the Hornets take a 15-11 lead after Clarence Campbell “ We did better than I serious eye scratch and broken hand, the parting of Oscar Robinson while offense. Wednesday night, losing by expected,” said Doug Mohns the bad blood between the Celtics and three periods before White connected twice with Marshall. Penguins 4, North Stars 2 leaving the runnerup Milwaukee Charley Harraway and Joe Profit plunged for J.J. Jennings had a TD for the Southmen while quarter fairly one-sided scores to the of the Caps, a veteran of 21 Bucks with a 7-foot-2 hole in the mid guard Don Chaney, who will play for touchdowns and George Mira threw seven yards to Dennis New York Rangers and NHL seasons. “When some Syl Apps scored two St. Louis of the ABA next season, back ’Tom Sherman plunged for one Charlotte score and goals in the final period to dle of the basketball floor. Abdul- Holman for one TD and 13 yards to Jim Bishop for another Don Highsmith ran for two more. Toronto Maple Leafs respec of these p y s play together a Jabbar will be out at least a month could keep the sixth year defensive for the Americans now 12-3. Portland’s only score came on tively. bit more, we’ll gain some break a 2-2 tie and give the ace on the bench a great deal. Blazers 45, Fire 17. Penguins their initial ‘74 and much longer if the eye problem an eight-yard pass from Pete Beathard to Robert Holmes. Running back Tommy Reamon threw a 60-yard TD pass For a brief while, it looked cohesion.” fails to heal. ' win. The North Stars outshot It appears the Bulls and Detroit “I wish we could play all our games at home,” said Bir to Matt Maslowski and set up two more scores with long like the Caps rnight pull off Said Jack Egers, a former 'The injuries constitute a blessing the Penguins 43-35 but Apps, could build an early lead on the Bucks mingham Coach Jack Gotta whose club is unbeaten in runs as the Blazers blasted Chicago to move two games up the upset of upsets by dow Ranger feeling the first for the other teams around the league who scored his first goal while the Braves and rebuilding New eight home games. "A lot of people missed some good foot on Charlotte in the WFL East. Reamon went over the ning the Rangers at Madison pangs of an expansionist: who had to negotiate Cowens and Ab ^5-Cv.’ while Pittsburgh was York Knicks could make headway on ball tonight but that hard core of fans that have been with 1,000-yard mark and Bob Davis also hit Maslowski with a VM Square Garden. Jim “We almost pulled it off. dul-Jabbar in order to take Boston and us all along came out again and we appreciate it.” Hrycuik shocked the capaci But the Rangers never shorthanded, put the game the Celtics in their divisional races. 41-yard TD pass and ran for another score. Bill Cappelman away with his second of the lUPI photol Milwaukee. The victory left the Americans one game behind the Cen and Leo Hart each threw a scoring pass for the Fire. ty New York crowd by stopped coming and they What the ailments do to the teams is But why would a superstar risk tral Division-leading Memphis Southmen, who beat the beating the Rangers’ Ed deserved the win.” night 10 minutes later in the Hawaiians 25, Bell 22. Caps ’ Low Bats Puck Away a graver problem. The Celtics will career and limb during the exhibition Charlotte Hornets 27-23. Giacomin at 5:06 of the first Polis, an off-season final stanza. A1 Davis’ third TD of the game on an eight-yard pass NHL Expansion Team Opened Campaign have to go with reserve center Hank season, in the first place? “That first drive of theirs was disastrous for us,” Gota from Norris Weese with 2:45 left carried the surging period to give the Caps a 1-0 acquisition from St. Louis, said “But our defense really came roaring back. Profit Hawaiians past Philadelphia. Davis also scored on runs of lead. and rookie Rick Middleton really came into his own tonight. He has really come a long eight and one yard while the Bell’s Claude Watts scored on And then after the each scored twice for the Canucks 3, Flames 3 way and is playing like we knew he could.” a seven-yard pas from King Corcoran and a 20-yard run ,K ^ V .i * t . Rangers’ Greg Polis tied the Rangers, which had to make Dennis Ververgaert’s se Profit was a No. 1 draft choice of the NFL Atlanta and John Land ran 46 yards for another TD. Philadelphia game 37 seconds later, Coach Emile Francis smile cond period goal boosted Falcons a few years back but was plagued by injuries had a chance to tie in the final minute but Ron Holliday Washington added another on opening night —even Vancouver to a tie with before being let go. dropped the center snap on a field goal attempt. shocker by going ahead 2-1 though there are 80 some- Atlanta. John Gould and Don on Ron Anderson’s goal at odd games left in the regular Lever scored in the first 9:32 of the second period. season plus a good percen period for Vancouver with (Herald photo by Dunn) However, that was that, as tage of that many in the newly-obtained Hilliaad Manchester High Offensive Line the Rangers scored five of ever-expanded playoffs. Graves countering for Jets’ Winner Makes Changes the game’s next six goals to M«ple Leafs 6, Scouts 2 Atlanta. Bob Leiter and post an easy 6-3 win. Jim McKenny, Darryl Jacques Richard put Atlanta Enter Hardee’s (L R) Dave Lyon, Bob ISoonan, Rich Nicholas, Ralph Faber, Larry Wagner, HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. faces when New York ends “I made the change on the Miami— were each four- As for the Scouts, they too Sittler, Ian Turnbull and ahead before Ververgaert (UPI) — Charley Winner is it 10-week road odyssey by basis of this last game,” point losses. Mike Demers, John Griffin ran into some serious trou Dave Keon all scored in the tied it. disgusted with the New finally playing in Shea Winner said Wednesday. ble late in the game, with third period to break the York Jets’ pass defense and Stadium Sunday. Toronto scoring four goals in Scouts’ first night balloon. hkM¥-we-cook-’em -that Give H cralJi COLUMBIA S h e H c r a l b HEBRON shown on the subdivision map and they count by $750 by a standing vote Contestas the official Town of Area Profile Area Profile Virginia Carlson of 69-52. An amendment to Columbia seal. PRIOR SERVICE Nancy Foote also suggested that the owner contract the FREE SAFEH CHECK Correspondent reduce the building official’s Taxpayers voted that all Currcspondenl Recreation Commission and the Conserva 228-9224 account from $11,000 to $7,000 monies received from any other 228-3970 tion Commission concerning open spaces HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS? Taxpayers sliced some $19,- was defeated as was an amend source other than the town as Bake Sale Saturday After a short public meeting Tuesday in the 99.3 acrea tract. rk i A______000 from the proposed town ment to cut the reserve account contributions to any Bicenten BOLTON thanks to an anonymous friend If you have prior service or are a senior in high school, you are night, members of the Planning and Members of the PZC voted to com School Menus budget - with all but |1,000 of from $20,000 to $10,000. nial programs will be paid into Donna Holland who printed the bmster tags at probably interested in some extra income for the new car, house or Zoning Commission voted to go into municate with the owners of the Eisman the cuts coming from the Reports of all town officers the fund for the use of the com Correspondent no charge. other purpose. We can offer one of several enlistment options in a executive session to work on proposals for property and tell them that if they wish to education budget — during the and any special committees mission. 646-0375 The QJAFDC will play unit of the Army Reserve depending upon your situation. five new subdivisions. proceed with their subdivision request HEBRON coating material, either tar or annual town meeting this week, were tabled as was request for Townspeople authorized the The Quarryville Junior An between football games on Oct. Prior servicemen can enlist for as little as one year and possibly in At the close of the public segment of the they may need to remove three marginal Nancy Foole oil, available this year. The T E(EiR I N G ■ B l//Stf>l£.//V£'/? leaving the total adopted budget an appropriation of $10,750 for selectmen to appoint a five- cient Fife and Drum Corps will 20 at Herrick Memorial Park. the grade held when discharged. As a HS senior, you may enlist and meeting Chairman Sal Mastandrea asked lots from the request because of Correspondent roads will have to go over the at 11,352,016. the construction of two tennis member committee to study sponsor a plant and bake sale at On Oct. 25 the corps will com serve for a period requiring only three years active unit par members of the audience if they had any questionable drainage. The developer 228-3970 winter without the second coat The Board of Education courts on Hennequin Rd. the salaries of all elected of Highland Park Market in pete in the Corps of the Year ticipation. Whatever your status, we have a place for you and many comments or questions for the PZC. There must show the wetlands and confer with The menu at the elementary treatment. budget was adopted after an A motion to add an additional ficials and make recommen Manchester from 10 a.m. until competition in Wallingford. being no response to the question, Mastan the Recreation and Conservation Com opportunities as an active reservist such as good pay, excellent schools next week will be: Wine Testing Party amendment to reduce the $20,000 to the reserve fund was dations to the March town items are sold out. training and other benefits. drea accepted the motion of PZC member missions concerning the open areas of the Monday: No school —Colum The Hebron Center Nursery budget by $18,000 was approved. defeated. meeting. The sale is to raise money in Roy Wirth to hold the remainder of the proposed subdivisions, they said. bus Day School will sponsor a wine The total school budget is $1,- Voters agreed to authorize After some discussion, an or order for the corps to complete For further information without obligation, contact one of our meeting in closed session. Atty. William Also on the Eismann request, the PZC FOR SALE Army Reserve Career Counselors at: Tuesday: Hamburg on roll, testing party on Oct. 18 at 8 085,271. the selectmen to appoint a Safe dinance for the Sanitary Land its ancient uniform. Borst rose to protest the action saying that members questioned the location of the WOODEN buttered diced potato, niblet p.m. at the American Legion liie Board of Selectmen’s ty Commission to study securi fill regulations was passed as William Smith and Ken 819th Station Hospital he was present at the meeting to present wells and asked the developer to get the corn, peaches. Hall in Marlborough. Tickets budget of $266,745 was adopted ty and law enforcement needs amended. Although toere was Carey, corps director and assis information for a client. Borst further opinion of the town's sanitarian, Frank TOOL 700 8. Quaker Lana Wednesday: National School for the fund raising event are on after an amendment to reduce for the town and accepted the some opposition, voters agreed tant director, respectively, as requested that the PZC make public its Richardson. W. Hartford, Ct. Lunch Day Submarine sale for $3 apiece. the Columbia Lake and dam ac winniq^ seal of the Town Seal that no tree trunks or stumps well as parents and corps plans to hold work meetings in executive In comments to builder Anthony Sessa SHED 203-233-2062 sandwich (grinder), french Door prizes and refreshments measuring eight inches or more members, wish to thank the f t . session. concerning the Strawberry Runne subdivi V, 8x10 fries, green beans, fruit cup, will be provided. Lucien's in diameter shall be placed at townspeople for their generous If you wish, mail this coupon to us: Mastandrea told the members of the sion, the PZC suggested that the proposed store lawn furniture, mower, chocolate chip cookies. Package Store will offer a the landfill area. donations during the corps’ re tools, etc. audience that they had been invited to par access road be moved, that he define the wetlands areas of the subdivision, that he Thursday: Baked ravioli with presentation on wine. Town residents only may cent booster drive. ticipate earlier and since no one had LCCO TO; Recruiting Officer relocate the proposed ballfield in coopera meat sauce, green salad, fudge Anyone wishing to purchase a deposit tree trunks of large The booster drive will be an 22 Regent street responded he saw no reason to withdraw brownie. ticket is asked to call Diane i « f employee of Manchester Tire for the diameter when the trunks are annual event. the motion. The room was cleared and the tion with the desires of the Recreation School Menus 646-4464 Commission, that the preliminary plan Friday: Baked fish sticks, Hoffman at 228-0053 or Judy LeFort has over 37 years of experience in removed from their own The corps sends a special 819th Station Hoapital PZC members worked on the subdivision macaroni-cheese-tomato casse Gregory at 228-0365. front end repair. Warren personally guarantees his work on all residential property. requests. must Indicate the total acres of the sub 700 8. Quakor Lano role, cabbage and green pepper Closed Monday uomestic cars. Voter Session D ecisions division, that a traffic flow study concer Friday: Fish filet or hamburg W. Hartford, Ct. 08110 slaw, fresh apple. The Town Office Building will SOUTH WINDSOR on a bun, tater tots, carrot and The final voter making ses I o Concerning the five requests the ning the effect of the subdivision on the WEEKEND SPECIAL Contribution be closed on Monday in obser Judy Kuehnel celery sticks, tartar sauce, cat sion will be held Saturday from following decisions were made: Old Colchester Rd. be undertaken, and At a recent meeting of the vance of the Columbus Day WE CHECK Correspondent sup, orange juice, cake with 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. CASH & CARRY '( y The Walz application for re-subdivision that Mr. Sessa assure the town of 50 foot 1 N A M E Board of Selectmen the holiday. The town clerk will not Tel. 644-1364 chocolate sauce, milk. The requirements are that a was approved. width on the Old Colchester Rd. • FRONT END • BALL JOINTS members voted unanimously to have regular evening office • SHOCKS The following lunches will be The following lunches will be person be a bona fide resident, Concerning Millstream II, the PZC The fifth request, Northam Hills, was • DISC BRAKES make a contribution of $10 to hours on Monday night. • WHEEL BEARINGS served in ^ e South Windsor serveil in the Ellsworth School: a citizen and at least 18 years of members stated that the land appears to returned to the developer. Both state and SWEETHEART ROSES . perbuKh' *2.19 ADDRESS------! local sanitarians do not recommend ap the Tolland County Soil and • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS elementary schools Oct. 15-18. Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, age. If a person celebrates his be in an area effected by the new inland Water Conservation District. There will be no school Mon Italian bread and butter, spice 18th birth^y on Oct. 13 he must wetlands regulations and a wetlands proval of the subdivision because of possi First Selectman Aaron Reid AND OF COURSE day, Oct. 14. cake with icing, milk. come to the session on Oct. 12. application is necessary. No soils data is ble high ground water conditions. ------TEtEPHONf reported that two town roads, YOUR TIRES FREE MOUNTING 'Tuesday: Taco, home fries, Wednesday: Kielbasa with Otherwise he cannot be made a Skinner Lane and Crouch Rd., Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. RENT OUR carrot and celery sticks, sauerkraut, or baked beans, voter until after the election. 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford need a second coat of oil. — Fast Courteous Service — , chocolate cake with icing, milk. white or whole wheat bread, However, Reid has learned that Wednesday: Waffles with potato chips, orange juice, jello Tel. 528-9586 — Open Sunday Morning there is no more of the road RIN SEilAG syrup or jelly and butter, with whipped topping, milk. Town Gets $6,644 Rev Share Check SPECIAL OF THE WEEK | sausages, orange juice, ice Thursday: Pizza, salad, Get carpets cream cup, milk. Italian bread and butter, ice BOLTON cussed at a previous meeting. Thursday: Pizza, salad, ice cream cup, milk. guidance counselor, cream cup, milk. Donna Holland Meets Tonight mathematics-science teacher Trucker Charged prefessionally .SNOW TIRE BARGAIN i Friday: Tuna sub with lettuce Friday: Fish fillet on a bun Correspondent The Board of Education will and elementary music teacher, and tomato, potato chips, cole 646-0375 meet tonight at 8 in the library In Cargo Spill clean. with tartar sauce, catsup, tater slaw, brownie, milk. will appoint a negotiations com tots, cole slaw, sliced peaches, The town received a check at Bolton Center School. mittee and will discuss future SOUTHBURY (UPI) - A New RINSE N VAC I G78xl4 SUBURBAMTE POLVESTER 1 Demonatration milk. from the office of federal Under new business the board plans for the tennis courts. Pennsylvania trucker has been operates on the stitm The South Windsor Fire revenue sharing for $6,644. It is will ratify a high school principle to get your The following lunches will be Department will present a charged with spilling 10 tons of carpets prolessionelly served in the secondary the first quarterly payment of scrap metal on Interstate 84 on dean. Portable and demonstration of apparatus, easy to operate— 1X/G NEW WHITE $ 9 4 3 0 schools: the fifth entitlement period firefighting tactics and rescue Oct. 4. Another driver was weTI show you how. Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, which begins July 1, 1974 and killed on the detour road around RINSE N VAC is the Plu* >2.SS F.E.T. { techniques at the Sullivan Ave. ends June 30, 1975. powerhouse that Italian bread and butter, cake Shopping Plaza, Saturday from the blocked highway. cleans, rinses and with icing, milk. The next three checks for the Police Wednesday charged vacuums out dirt 1 to 4 p.m. period can be expected in ZBA Will Hear Bids and residues. Open Mon., Tues., Wed. Fri. Wednes^y: Sausage links, The hre department will also Raymond T. Sockaci, 27 of New RINSE N VAC mashed potato, green peas, January, April and July of 1975. Brighton, Pa., with first degree cleans carpets distribute materials on home Fire Commissiners At Oct, 16 Meeting cleaner. . . 8:00 - 5:30 bread and butter, brownie, fire safety and escape planning. reckless endangerment, keeps them milk. The_5fil^tmen approved a criminal mischief and failure to cleaner longer. Residents may sign up for use district regulations. Thurs. 8 to 8 Thursday: Pizza, salad, retjUest from the fire com ANDOVER secure a load. Police said he voluntary home inspections. missiners for an appropriation T axes Due Italian bread and butter, ice Events will be cancel^ in case Donna Holland had left the scene of the mis- Sat. 8 to 1 cream cup, milk. of $2,649 to truck maintenance Cynthia Clark, tax collector, iiap. of rain. The Zoning Board of Ap reports the second installment for emergency repairs to ET9. provals will hold a public Stephen Kmec 52, of New The fire commissioners said of property taxes on the Oct. 1, burgh, N.Y., was killed when hearing Wednesday, Oct. 16 at 8 1973 Grand List are due and NICH0l$4UNCK$TER TIRE, W a the repairs were not an his truck overturned as he was p.m. at the Town Office payable by Oct. 31. ticipated when the budget was Building. driving on the detour around the ^ 5 BROAD ST. (Opposite Sear’s Automotive) Ford, Weicker set up. The request will now go After Nov. 1 interest will be highway, blocked by four trucks One request will be from charged at the rate of one per to the Board of Finance. Anthony Sylvester for a with flat tires from the scrap. cent per month from the due PAUL'S PAINT ^OOltAE«ib Manchostor Mileage Increased variance in frontage Sockaci, was released on A R C O To Discuss Tax date or a minimum interest of & WALLPAPER Phone 643-1161 0 The selectmen unanimously requirements in order to build a $1100 bond and will appear in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. At a n ew s c o n fe r e n c e approved raising the mileage $ 2 . Circuit Court 3 in Danburv Nov. MSMAMSTREn dwelling on a five acre lot on Mrs. Clark said taxes may be Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn., Wednesday, Ford said, however rate for use of a personal car East St. 8. MANCHESTER paid by mail or at the Town Of says he is going to meet with that if anyone can show him for official business from 10 Request will be heard from 649-0300 fice Building. President Ford Friday to try to that the bill he favors is too cents per mile to 15 cents. Henry Deming for a variance in Grange Meets iron out their differences on a weak, he will support a The situation had been dis lot size, lot line distance, The Andover Grange held its bill restricting White House stronger measure, such as percentage of lot coverage and Weicker’s. community night Monday with access to federal income tax the lecturers open to the public. forms. 4 YEAR 4 YEA R Weicker got an amendment A visit from Liberace was YEAR portrayed by Bernard Borger- approved by the Senate which Hearings Postponed son of the Hamden Grage. The GUARANTEE had strong curbs on political Weicker offered his bill July GUARANTEE GUARANTEE 4 use of Internal Revenue Service sing-along was enjoyed by all. 18 as an amendment to a White 100% SHOP LABOR data but it is being held up by a On Rates for CMS The Andover Grange meets ALL YOU PAY IS A NOMINAL TRIP CHARGE. House personnel authorization the first and third Monday of 100% PARTS 100% PICTURE TUBE House-Senate conference com and it was passed by a sur each month at 8 p.m. at the AFTER THE FIRST 90 DAYS mittee. prising margin. The amend HARTFORD (UPI) - The CMS wants rate increases for Ford has issued a strongly ment was knocked out by the its Century contracts ranging Town Hall on Rt. 6. state Insurance Department A harvest time and worded executive order ban House-Senate conference com has postponed until Nov. 18 from 36 to 77 per cent. The ning improper use of the infor mittee but Weicker later proposal would raise the agricultural program will be hearings on Connecticut presented on Oct. 21. CURTIS MATHES Techna 3 color TV is so precise, so reliable, mation and has supported a bill succeeded in tacking it on to the Medical Service's request for monthly cost of the family other than Weicker’s in compromise bill when it came rate increases ranging from 36 group plan from the present stitutionalizing the curbs. up for Senate reconsideraton. to 77 per cent. $13.40 to $18.25. that we & CM can back it with the longest, most complete Commissioner Thomas C. The price of direct family CHARGE IT White opened the hearing payments would rise from the television warranty in the world-till 1978. No Doubletalk! SAVE 15.11 Wednesday at the State Capitol present $46.35 to $71.10 on a our rog. 94.99 but then postponed them to quarterly basis if the new rates I 0\ RI N M ALL HUFFY 26** 3-SPEED BIKE are approved. 23” Diagonal Color Portable HUFFY MEN’S 27" allow the insurer time to "Escape” models for men and women. 3- modify its proposal. White said he granted the 10-SPEED RACER BIKE delay to let the company speed gearing system; twist grip shift- The city of Hartford asked to blackwall tires; chrome touring style intervene against the proposed rearrange its proposal because 27" gumwall tire bike with suregrip dual estimated expenses would not handlebars: dual caliper handbrakes: increases, calling them in reflective pedals; full length fenders; caliper, center pull hand brakes, stem- flationary, and the Connecticut be met under the current mounted shift levers, front, side and rear proposal. mattress touring saddle, Commission on Human Rights MAKE A DATE TO at least 24 per store. reflectors. A great buyl At least 24 per store. and Opportunities likewise The Human Rights Commis asked to intervene on the sion said the proposed new con 'jf^.STjsr3US S P E C IA L tract would raise child delivery 1 0 0 % Decorate. . . grounds the increases would N f f »*>«« WH» ttJFiiw ^ discriminate against pregnant payments from the present $175 women. to $250, which the commission im IPs all right here D IR E C T ' * says is inadequate. SOLID FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME 'I; A COMMON SENSE VOTE FOR F A C T O R Y • COMPLETE WALL COVERING HARRIET B. HASLETT STATE PURCHASE • CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES Will Bring Enthusiasm, Dedication • DECORATOR SHADES And Most of All Initiative . • PinSBURGH PAINTS IN 1200 To the 13th Assembly District DECORATOR COLORS STXMUB WiURJUITY • 4 m. f«TI ■ 4 m. nCTHK TWE CURTIS MATHES • CARPETING ‘ Business 'Manchester Institute Jaycee • NO-WAX VINYL FLOORING Graduate NOW IS THE TIME TO TRADE YOUR OLD SET TOWARD A BRAND ICHARGE IT Wives SAVE 19.12 M c I c I c h a r g e it Past-President NEW 1975 100% SOLID STATE COLOR TV PRICES WERE NEVER • DECORATING ACCESSORIES our reg. $119 CHARiQftIT SAVE 1111 m SAVE 7.11 'Chamber of Mir rag. 66.99 Plus Professionat decorators to advise )ou HUFFY MEN *S 2T* DELUXE our r«9< 84.W Commerce 'Member Nan LOWER! SELECTIONS WERE NEVER BETTER! m-SPEED “CONTESTANT** HUFFY BOYS* 20** 3 -SPEED Education Comm. Trust for Historic every day, ail day Features 10-speed gearing system with HUFFY 2&* W-SPEEO “SCOUT** HI-RtSE “RED HOT** BIKE Chr. 1971 Preservation In MANCHESTER the U.S. stem mounted ratchet shift levers, 27” Open Wed., Thurs., ONE STOP DECORATING gumwall tires, Maes bend handlebars, Avoliobio in mon^ and ladloa* atylt. lloptad dwaHlour g m b m Twin top tube frame with red pepper color dual center pull caliper handbrakes, rat finish; 3-speed gearing system; 20" billboard trap reflective pedals with toe clips. Plus (Bond haneflObart, c.__ tires, dual caliper handbrakes: chrome rims; chrome bike pump, chrome fenders, afiortchromofandara, OPENi MON, TUES, at least 24 per store at loaat 24 par atora custom banana saddle; reflective pedals, V th p lk t Fri. ’til 9 THURS ««• 5i30, at least 24 per store TELEVISION P APPLIANCES WED « I. 13 HMii, VOTE SAT 9 »• 3. NOV. 5th. /KATZ\ Sale In effect thru this weekend. ALL SPREE! BIKES COME FULLY ASSEMBLED REPUBLICAN creative decorating Edward Welts, Treat. NEXT TO STOP & SHOP No Money Down 4S WCLLIS STREIT, GLASTOMBURY t33-94f3 Harriet B. Haalett Committee 381 Broad St., Manchester PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10. i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-ONE . Named to Boards* Three Female Coaches File Legion Unit Names Chairwomen HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. the labor relations board as an an alternate public member to Herald Thomas J. Meskill has an alternate member on the the state Board of Mediation Area Profile nounced a number of ap recommendation of Labor Com Charges of Discrimination She Heralb HEBRON scholarships, and legislative; and Arbitration to help with the Lucille Holbrook, hats and pointments to state boards and missioner Jack Fusari, who increasng number of arbitra Area Profile Nancy Foote Lydia Simons, finance. membership; Eleanor Ander discriminated against them by mission. commissions, including an told the governor the number of tion cases the governor’s office Committee chairwomen for Also, Kate Thomas, foreign son, merit system and United COVENTRY not paying equal stipends for The board will be in session alternate member to the Board cases before the board said. 1974-75 have been announced by relations; Geraldine Grant, Nations; Lorraine Nicolo, Monica Shea both girls and boys coaches. from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the of Labor Relations. warranted the reappointment. Albert H. Lewis of Stamford Geraldine Grant, president of girls state and Spirit of '75; music; Retty Croston, national Correspondent The board has offered the Town Hall on Rt. 31. School Board Adopts Gordon L. Sartoris of Enfield Attorney Richard K. Lublin was reapointed to the state in Jones-KeefeBatson Unit No. 95 Pauline Porter, gold star security and Barbara Akana, 742-9495 girls coaches an increase in The Board of Education will was reappointed Wednesday to of West Hartford was named as surance purchasing board. Park Lights Issue of the American Legion mothers and memorials; hospitality. Three of the women teachers meet tonight at 7:30 in the stipends last March which the Auxiliary. They are: Procedures Handbook at the high school have filed af Teachers Room of the High three girls turned down because Marilyn Smith, iHARRY LAPPENi fidavits with the state Human School. Settled^ Says Shaw it was not compatible with what Americanism; Beatrice Rights and Opportunities Com Items on the agenda include the male coaches were getting. Kowalski, auxiliary emergency TOLLAND The proposed policy would mission charging the Board of the reports of the HARTFORD FIRESIDE & AVON The board had offered the BOLTON Dance Friday from 7:30 until fund, constitution and bylaws; allow for those students who Education with sex descrimina- Superintendent’s Search Com Vivian Kenneson girls coaches between two and Donna Holland 11:30 p.m. at Bolton High Elsie Porter, children and SEE OUR LOW are unable to take regular tion. mittee, Building and Grounds Correspondent one per cent less than the male Correspondent School. youth, liaison child welfare courses such as English, due to GIFT CENTER The three teachers, all Committee and the Transporta DISCOUNT PRICES The Board of Education has coaches were receiving. 646-0375 The dance is being held to foundation, past president's o severe reading handicap or coaches for the girls athletic tion Committee. accepted a Handbook of The Board of Administrations Larry Shaw, park com raise funds for the 200th an parley, veterans affairs and other exceptional drawback, to sports at the high school — The board will act on the stu Procedures regarding Pupil NEW ENGLAND’S FOREMOST FIREPLACE SPECIALISTS FOR 83 YEARS of electors will meet all day missioner, reported the con niversary celebration of the rehabilitation, volunteer receive credit for alternate Catherine Talano, Susan dent policy which refers to Personnel Services as prepared Saturday to review the troversy over the lights for country. hospital workers and field ser courses and to receive a Luchinger and Jean Mitnik — drugs. ARTHUR by Cam Vautour, special educa applications of those residents Herrick Memorial Park has Music will be provided by vice; Evelyn Croston, civil diploma upon graduation. have charged that the board tion director. ANNIVERSARY SALE found eligible to apply for ad- finally been settled. “Amazing Firedog,” a five- defense and emergency plan Termed a “motivational fo r FREE GIFT piece band. The in-depth handbook program” by Dr. Kenneth At a town meeting in May ning, publicity, publications, DRUC Tickets w.ill be sold at the provided guidelines including MacKenzie, superintendent of To Every Purchaser residents approved the ap radio and TV; Nancy Foote, SAVE 20%-60% door at $1.25 per person. special education services, schools, it would help to en propriation of $1,200 from the community service and service During This Sale at Both floras Refreshments will be available. VkcK s policy on pupil records, and courage non-academic students capital and non-recurring bureau for Connecticut MANCHESTER .H C -8 _ i The event is open to the policy on referral procedures. to complete high school, he Walsh Names Aides budget for lights for the football organizations. The board tabled a request by IT COSTS YOU LESS TO BE field at the park. public, there is no age limit. WINDSOR said. Students in the modified SAFE & SURE AT LAPPEN'S Also, Anne Kulynyck, Vautour and Tolland High The selectmen waived bid coupons, grave registration, ROCKVILLE program usually are enrolled in COVENTRY Committee. She chairs that Young Democrats, he’s a Voter Session School Principal Roy Nieren- the work experience program ,11^ - — rf-- . / A ll' group’s rules committee, is a ding on the'lights in the best in junior activities, poppies, Monica Shea volunteer in the Big Brother The Board of Admissions of IMUOull. HARTFORD dorf to adopt a policy on the also. terest of the town. trophies and awards; Barbara .Robert “Skip” Walsh, full-time student at Hartford program, and he’s employed at Electors in Bolton will hold a ^ NIGHTTIME COLDS MEDICINE graduation of high school Vautour said a poll of 12 area College for Women. Shaw said it was agreed Porter, distinguished guests; Democratic candidate for the Willingtop School System voter making session Saturday exceptional children. Many towns showed most do grant Employed al United Air James Howard of Bolton Elec Eileen Thomas, education and representative from the 53rd and the University of Connec at the Town Hall from 9 a.m. to board members wanted to in diplomas. The information was ticut. tric would provide the lights. Assembly District, formally craft’s Experimental Labs in 8 p.m. vestigate further before taking backed up by the state Board of South Windsor, John Trainor is Howard's original quotation designated his campaign coor Mrs. Margo Lazzeri is serv Catherine Leiner, town clerk, action, no later than the first Education which said up to 70 also a member of Tolland’s for the lights provided a 40 per dinators in each of the three ing as coordinator in Coven said it will be the last regular board meeting in January. per cent of towns in Connecticut cent discount of which he said towns which compri?^s the dis Democratic Town Committee. try. She is a resident of Coven voter making session for those grant standard high school John has been active in Cub try Hills and organist at Coven he would give the town 20 per trict. cent and himself 20 per cent. who want to vote in the Nov. 5 THE COAT RACK diplomas to students in A lifesize elephant, created out of recycled newspapers over a wood frame, will be on dis "In Tolland, Judy Dean and Scouts and the Ambulance try’s Second Congregational election. Association. When the bill recently arrived modified programs. play at the annual fashion show, “Fashion under the Bigtop,” to be presented by St John Trainor will be coor Church. She was a music ^ Anyone living in Bolton prior Mary Palewski The board changed its holiday Willington’s coordinator is teacher in the South Windsor the total discount allowed w asj Margaret Mary Ladies Guild of South Windsor on Oct. 23. Camille Lannox (above ) is dinating our campaign efforts,” 25 per cent and not 40 per cent to Oct. 12 who is eligible to HAS t h e P A N T c o a t f o r y o u i MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - calendar, allowing for school to chairman. (Herald photo by Kuehel) said Walsh. Michael Helfgoo, who serves on School system and also taught become a voter must do so by reopen on Jan. 2, rather than the Democratic Town Com in Coventry’s Adult Education due to increased costs in Funeral services will be con Mrs. Dean is a member of materials. Saturday. DOZENS OF STYLES AND COLORS ducted Friday in Utica, N.Y., Jan. 6 as originally adopted. Tolland's Democratic Town mittee there. Mike is a founder program last year. Anyone having his eighteenth and officer of Willington’s Shaw said Howard remained for Mary Louise Palewski, a School Menus The over-all campaign birthday on Oct. 13 must be STARTING AT. *25.00 Parker Memorial and manager is Cliff Johnson of adamant about retaining his 20 JUNIOR SIZES 3-15 • MISSES SIZES 6-20 founder and editor of "Alert," a per cent mark up although he made a voter at the Saturday statewide publication for Hicks Memorial Coventry. session. Monday: No school. Guild Plans Annual Fashion Show A long active Democrat, who finally agreed to split the 25 per women. Miss Palewski died cent with the town. Shaw said THE COAT RACK Tuesday at Hartford hospitai at Tuesday: Orange juice, hot also serves on the town com Meet Monday clothes for the entire family, Howard agreed to give the town M A IN ST. the age of 29. She was a senioi dog on roll, mustard or ketchup, SOUTH WINDSOR Palmer, Gail Moore, program; mittee, Cliff had been active in St. Maurice Council of 48 PURNELL PL. corn, butterscoth pudding. from toddlers to grandparents. Selectmen Pick coordinating campaign efforts a 10 per cent discount and would DOWNTOWN MANCH. fFe’re Doing Our copywriter at American Educa Judy Kuehnel Alice Donlon, telephone; Alice take a 15 per cent profit margin Catholic Women will meet Mon Wednesday: Circus sub Hairstyles will be by Bellisima. in Coventry over the past four OPEN TUE-SAT 9:30-5:30 C O A T f \ tion Publications Corp., a sub Correspondent Page, Claudette Samson, himself. day at the church parish center. Bit To Fight sidiary of the Xerox Corp. She marine sandwich, flying french Tel. 644-1364 There will be refreshments, Donald Bogli, decorations; ^ 3 years, and was directly respon THURS. Ill 9 649-8687 RA CK y A mass at 7 p.m. will be fries, green beans, big top fruit door prizes, entertainment and Two For Jury Duty sible for Democratic successes The cost to the town will re (I iv, of Inflation—/ also was director of the St. Margaret Mary’s Guild of Ruth Miller, Phyllis Giberti; main at $1,200, the amount ap followed by a Christmas (.arriage Hou§e Boutique) PURNELL PLACE cup, greatest chips on earth a special appearance by in 1973 and 1971, Walsh said. He Middlesex chapter of the South Windsor will present its refreshments; Pat Nowak, proved by townspeople. The decoration workshop given by (cookie), midway milk. Winnie-the-Pooh. Tickets are is chief social worker of the American Cancer Society. She annual fashion show “Fashions entertainment; Ann Rankin, Bolton Football Association Bud Leibler. Thursday: Spaghetti with available from Mrs. Jane 1 BOLTON Board of Health. Resignations Child Guidance Clinic of was a native of Utica. Under the Big Top” publicity; Roger Page, music; will pay a $54 difference. meat sauce, cole slaw, cheese Myers, 644-8636. from Harold Laws and Beverly Manchester. Wednesday, Oct. 23, 7:30 p.m. Peg Moriarty, models; Virginia Donna Holland Shepardson were accepted. Shaw said the lights are now slice, Vienna.bread, ice cream. Churchwoman for the event is \ ORDER HO'W. from |5!f**^**WS £ Walsh said, “The success or in the church hall, Hayes Rd. DiCorleto, door prizes; Jane I Correspondent Mrs. Shepardson resigned due in town and as soon as the poles Friday: Fish sticks, mashed Fashions will be presented by Mrs. Camille Lennox. Com Myers, tickets; John ^msel, 646-0375 failure of any election cam potato, tartar sauce, peas, roll, mittee members are: Terry to increased activities at home. paign is largely dependent upon are erected the lights will be Sears of Manchester, featuring ring master. The Selectmen have un She said she enjoyed the ac connected by Johnny Haugh, Shoots Wife, Self lemon pie cookies. animously appointed Nan the kind of organization a can Tolland Middle and tivity of the board of health and didate has. I’m pleased to be vice president of the football HARTFORD (UPI) - A Dreselly and Donna Holland to was grateful to have had the op association. Hartford man killed himself Tolland High serve on a jury committee as associated with as fine a group Tuesday: Veal permesean, portunity to serve. of people as these, and en Dance Friday after shooting his wife three required by state law. The selectmen unanimously The Bicentennial Committee times while she worked at the parslied noodles, popeye salad, Council Will Explain Position hresets Resignations from Edith Clark couraged by their efforts for a bread and butter, apple crisp. appointed Wayne Shorey to the Democratic victory this fall.’’’ will sponsor a Columbus Day Colt firearms factory in Hart ^Pieces and Eleanor Churilla were Conservation Commission. He ford police said. Wednesday: See other fleer accepted. Elsie Jones will re schools. On Social Service Department I®*" ,1 * has been attending meetings for . Authorities said Moses [Sompfes^ main on the committee. the past year and has expressed Thursday: Spaghetti with >46 Copeland 36, was talking to his have to seriously consider the IQOO State statutes requires the an interest in community af meat sauce, cheese slice, cole SOUTH WINDSOR doing casework, will fulfill From PAYING wife, Mary, 35, at the Colt fac value of uncovering problem committee to meet once a year fairs relating to the environ tory Wednesday about 7 p.m. slaw, homemade Vienna bread, Judy Kuehnel. town needs by concentrating RETAIL areas.” ‘//u> llvnrlh in the to pick names of people who ment and conservation. ice cream. Some members of the South more on casework. when he pulled out a handgun The goal of the Community Heart of the Home' AVON will serve jury duty. The com The resignation of Gunther TIRE and fired about 10 shots, three Friday: Surf cake on roll, tar Windsor Town Council are Tonight’s meeting of the ______Route 44 IHARTFORD mittee has a $70 expense Services Council is presently to t9 MAIN ST. Winkler was accepted. Winkler PRICES of which hit her. tar sauce, potato chips, b ro c-j expected to attend tonight’s Community Service Council Adjoc«nt to BoMiilon't budget. identify areas of community ' RMOlSl'chsrgo « .1 « Noor H artford H o ip ila l served on the commission for STOP He then shot himself in the coli, strawberry shortcake. meeting of the Community Ser will be held at Our Savior iI immmmbcm* Datly9:30io6 The selectmen unanimously needs and to develop pilot Daily 9 to 6 nine years. He said he would National School Lunch Week vice Council to explain the Lutheran Church, Graham Rd. Thur».&Fri, Til9 head, police said. programs to fill such needs. Thurs. A Fri. 'Ttl B appointed Virginia Wickersham continue to support it. in Oct. 13-19 and a universal town’s position regarding the at 7:30. Members urge any in 678-0779 Mrs. Copeland was taken to Councilman Hornish, who 246-8851 and Dr. Richard Olmsted to the Stanley Bates was reap FINAL CLEARANCE menu is being served on establishment of a social ser terested residents to attend. Hartford hospital, where she plans to attend tonight’s Wednesday. vice department. Fireman Dies pointed to the conservation was in stable condition suf meeting, said that while he commission for a one-year All school menus include a Members of the volunteer-run $AVE-$AVE-$AVE fering from gunshot wounds in expects that eventually a full NEW HAVEN (UPI) - term. half pint of milk. In addition to Community Service Council the head, shoulder and torso. social services department will Authorities say a fireman who The selectmen accepted the BRAND NEW 1st QUALITY TIRES set menus, ala carte is last week expressed deep con Police said they have not been be developed the council feels collapsed near the scene of a resignation of James Clark as available at Middle and High cern over the outcome of a LYNCH MOTORS INC. able to determine a motive for that they should work into it fire Tuesday morning died as chairman of the Ambulance the shooting. Schools. meeting between Peter Santar- slowly. 345 Center Street • Manchester, Connecticut 06040 • (203) 646-4321 result of a heart attack. John D. Study committee. Clark pia, social service coordinator, It is expected that Santarpia, Mitchell. 46, of New Haven, resigned due to his present and Town Council members. died in St. Raphael's FAST FREE who is presently working in an work and school schedule. Every Single Hotpoint Appliance In Our Inventory Members of the service coun advisory capacity as well as hospital after he was stricken The selectmen assigned Leon cil said that the Town Council is Bidding System Change while fighting a blaze about Rivers, a member of the com MOUNTING! doing an apparent turnabout 10:30 a.m. Dr. Sterling Taylor, llisted BELOW September & October PRICE INCREASES AN OPEN LEHER TO THE PERSON WHO BROKE INTO LYNCH TOYOTA, SUNOAY SEPT. IStti. mittee, to meet with the other regarding what they consider^ Ella's Flag assistant medical examiner, COLUMBIA (UPI) - Mrs,- members and attempt to seek a GOODYEAR Delays Bid Opening a committment to estabWh'a revealed the findings replacement. Iva Pescetello says she will social services department. Let’s pretend, for a moment, that you were not Involved In the break, but that you were one of the dozens Wednesday. Last year the Town Council keep flying her Itlian flag until E-78-14 DOUBLE B E L T E D ...... $23.00 HOTPOINT DRYERS VERNON choice and then incorporate approved a report by Coun Nov. 5 when she expects Rep. of people who were wronged. First, an example, far fetched as It may be, of one of the possible con F-78-14 DOUBLE BELTED ...... $24.00 HOPTPOINT RANGES A system of bidding that those costs into the over-all bid. cilman Robert Hornish Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., to be sequences of your act. Your mother or father Is on the way home from work one day and they are In a >Triiti Fashions* G-78-14 DOUBLE B E LTE D ...... $26.00 could possibly save costs on With the prefiling system to recommending the establish elected governor. Mrs. collision with a stolen car, and killed. How would you feel? Did you consider this possibility when you stole be used, the mechanical bids general contractor bids for the ment of the social services Pescetello, who lived three our car? Fortunately you did not got Into an accident. 30" RANGE w/continous clean oven, MULTI HEAT -DELUXE ELECT. will be opened by the building expansion project at Rockville department. Santarpia was blocks from Mrs. Grasso in time center, glass door, storage drawer ' Dryer-Signal (2550) High School has made it committee which will then POLY BELTED 78 *189®® then hired by the town as social Windsor Locks years ago, said I 1 color-GOLO *269®® necessary to change the bid choose the low bidders in “It is wonderful that a woman Let’s assume you left your car at our garage Sunday evening so that we could work on It Monday. At 9:30 service coordinator. E-78-14 WHITEWALLS ...... $23.95 I MULTI HEAT-SUPER DELUXE opening date. various categories and inform Members of the Community whose parents came over here A.M. Monday you get a call at work from us telling you that the keys to your car, as well as the keys to five Originally scheduled to be the general contractors, sub other customers’ cars, were stolen the night before. Your car can’t be worked on nor can you have It back F-78-14 WHITEWALLS...... $25.95 30" RANGE w/clock, drawer, I heavy duty (2750) *209®® Service Council said that from Italy has worked so hard G-78-14/15 W HITEW ALLS ...... $27.95 $ 1 8 2 5 0 open^ today, the bid dates mitting bids, of the com and given so much of herself to until wo get all now locks for It. You hit the roof because now you have to make arrangements for a ride to 9" glass window without the full establishment H-78-14/15 WHITEWALLS ...... $29.95 3 have been changed to Oct. 17 mittee’s choice. of the proposed social services now gain the height of running work tomorrow, and possibly Wednesday. (MULTI HEAT-SUPER DELUXE for the major mechanical con Both general and mechanical department, which would in for governor.” She said the 30" DELUXE RANGE easy clean .giant drum - 31" wide (2980) *229®® tractors and Oct. 24 for the contractors, interested in bid porcelain oven-lift off door, lighted $ 2 5 9 9 5 clude many programs now run family has had the flag since Or your car Is In a body shop being repaired, but Lynch can’t deliver the parts to fix It because their parts general contractor bids. ding, had asked for a postpone on a volunteer basis, they “will the 1930’s, when it was flown on back The project, to cost $5 ment, the general contractors special occasions. delivery man Is on his way to Greenwich to pick up a new Ignition lock for a customer’s car whose kevs were stolen. E-78-70-14 W H IT E ...... $39.95 million, is expected to start because some are interested in 30" SUPER DELUXE-Self Clean bids that were to be opened F-78-70-14 W H IT E ...... $44.95 shortly after the contract is Oven - glass door, time center, $37995 awarded, and it is hoped the today on a larger project and G-78-70-14/15 WHITE ...... $49.95 Or you ve shopped all around for your first car, and finally you find just what you want, at a price you can 4 appliance outlet, digital clock HOTPOINT classroom wing will be ready the mechanical contractors afford, at our place. You buy the car, and arrange to take delivery of It at 6:00 P.M. Monday, Sept. 16th. All H-78-70-14/15 WHITE ...... $54.95 for use by September to because the project is so com weekend you have Imagined yourself driving your first car, thinking all the while that 6:00 P.M. Monday will REFRIGERATORS eliminate double sessions. plex. The change of bid procedure The building committee has never come. Time won’t pass fast enough. Late Monday morning you get a call telling you that you can’t pick up your car tonight, and maybe not till Wednesday night, because someone stole the kevs to YOUR was made by the Permanent been authorized to hire a clerk dratsas • sportswaar carl ^ DUNLOP 1st QUALITY NYLON Building Committee headed by of the works for the project. A CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER DELUXE 18 cu ft all no frost Robert Wehrli. Wehrli said the subcommittee is screening MANCHESTER 600-13-12 4 FULL PLY ...... $18.95 HOTPOINT WASHERS applicants and several will be 2 door large freezer (CTF18) one bid opening would mean the Next time you think about breaking Into a business or someone’s home, put yourself In the other fei 560-15-700-13 4 FULL P L Y ...... $20.95 *379®®' mechanical contractors would recommended to the entire low s shoes and Imagine how you would feel. ° ‘ E-78-14 4 FULL PLY ...... $21.95 make their bid to the general committee which will make the SPECIAL — F-78-14 4 FULL P L Y ...... $22.95 DELUXE 14 cu ft Cycle Defrost contractor who would make a final decision. G -7 8 -1 4 /1 5 ...... $23.95 most colors (CTF14C) *289®®l fine maker L-78-15 WHITE ONLY ...... $29.95 Maybe you needed the $170.00 you stole, maybe not. But suppose you got a job for yourself and $ 2 3 9 ® ® SHETLAND scrimped and saved that much money for something you really wanted. You’ll be proud of yourself and ^ 14 LB 2 SPEED WASHER (2500) DELUXE 19 cu ft, all no frost, $ / l / | 0 9 5 your purchase, and all your friends would envy you. You probably wasted the stolen money and have DUNLOP DOUBLE STEEL side by side - color: white (CSF19) ■ | " I ^ .1 COUIMBUS DAY nothing to show for It. Easy come, easy gol And you’ve got no purchase to be proud of either. SWEATERS 40,000 MILE GUARANTEE 2 18 LB DELUXE WASHER (5800) DELUXE 21 cu ft,all no frost * 2 6 9 ® ® 2 door refrigerator (CTF21) *429®® • 80% WOOL C -7 8 -1 4 ...... $29.95 20% POLYESTER You and I live In the greatest country In the world. Everyone who wants to get ahead has the opportunity to If he works, and works hard. You have shown great talent by successfully breaking Into our place, and not E-78-14 ...... $30.95 O 14 LB 2 SPEED last year's model $ 1 9 9 9 5 DELUXE 22 cu ft, side by side • Machine getting caught so far. If you get caught there’s very little opportunity In jail. So why don’t you stand up like F-78-14 ...... $32.95 ^ (2620 -2600) areal beauty *599®® G -7 8 -1 4 /1 5 ...... $35.95 Washable a man and fly right? Get yourself straightened out and give yourself something to be proud about, not FRI. - SAT. - MON. H -7 8 -1 4 /1 5 ...... $38.95 • Pullover something to.be ashamed of. When you do, let me know because I’ll be proud of You. J-L-78-15 ...... $42.95 Crew neck many of these appliances will reflect • Colors - Berry, Navy SNOW TIRE SPECIALS 2 5 % - 5 0 % „ Hunter, Brown, Orange, 10-20% INCREASE AFTER SALE Gold, Lemon, Powder, BUY NOW-FREE LAY-AWAY! ON WALLETS & BILLFOLDS Loden, Horizon. (and Discontinued Gift Items) RETREADS POLY-GLASS SNOW RADIALS Reg. $14.00 2 ror $29.95 2 for 949.95 2 for 999.95 b u c k l a n d a g w a y HARVEY’S PRICE STORE HOURS: DNLY MICHAEL B. LYNCH, PRESIDENT Mon. T ubs. Wed, 8;30 to 5 30 AG WAY,® Inc. EQUIPMENT S t im Thurs. 8:30 to 6:30 Mon. Tues. Thur*. Fri. NATIONAL BRANDS Sat. 8:00 to 4:30 540 NEW STATE ROAD. 8:00 to 5:00 DISCOUNT TIRE CENTERS Buckland Sat. 8 00 to 4:00 BURR CORNERS SHOPk iNCj C E N itH T lO fY H T lA 229 HEBRON AYE., GLASTONBURY 643-5123 • LOSED W EDNESDAYS (NEXT TO CALDORS) Daily 11-7 pm Saturday 9-2 pm OPEN MON. - SAT. 10-9 Sales, Service, Parts PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs . lo, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., 'Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Control of Main St. Changes in November Commentary: Polish Coal for Sale Polish Communist party his first visit to the United latter’s ascent to the presiden avowed proponents of For Gierek the visit also has mowirs leader Edward Gierek comes to States. He is also the highest cy he becomes a spearhead of paralyze the country. So far ambitious housing program than seven million apwrtments. detente and Ford himself made important significance. they have gone along with aimed at construction of more But its needs also are great. Town acquisition of the United states as a man with ranking member of the Polish other Communist contacts to Weiss estimated control of clear the propitious timing of He came to power after the Gierek but his future could de Manchester’s downtown Main nRESHOP something to sell. hierarchy to visit the United follow. As a close friend of the one-mile stretch of Main St. Gierek’s visit in his welcoming riots of December, 1970- In pend on how well he carries out St., voted by town directors in The visit also establishes a States since the Communist Soviet party leader Leonid I. (Rt. 83), will pass from the 333 Main Street, Mancheeter Gdansk- Gdynia and other his promises vastly to increase August, still hasn’t been com number of firsts. takeover of Poland after World Brezhnev his reaction to the state to the town sometime in (Across from the Hospital entrance) “Portland,” he said, “has a Baltic sea towns. The riots production of consumer goodn pleted, Town Manager Robert Gierek is well acquainted War II. American president may be November. role to play in seeking a resolu were touched off by workers un and housing. JOIN US TO HELP FIGHT INFLATION Weiss said this morning. with the West, having spent a Since he also is the first Com expected to be considered A controversial issue for OVER 20 YEARS AT THE SAME tion to the world energy happy over inadequate housing, large part of his youth in munist leader to meet with carefully by the Russian leader. For this he needs American Weiss told the Downtown Ac several months earlier this problem.” He added that the scarcity of food and con CARPETS France and Belgium, but it is President Ford since the Both Ford and Gierek are technology and dollars. tion Committee that the town year, town acquisition of Main LOCATION! Gierek, a former coal miner, sumer goods and rising prices. Wholesale To All at Our Warehouse and state are now in a 60-day St. was voted by directors Aug. can make a special contribution They led to the overthrow of In an interview on Oct. 7 with TMILER LOADS OF MAJOR BRANDS ON HAND waiting period in which the 13 after negotiations witlvthe because of his “lifetime of party leader Wladislaw UPI Correspondent Nicholas COMEON DOWNTO legal aspects of the transfer are state transportation depart expertise.” Gomulka who had himself Daniloff, Gierek expressed con being worked out. ment resulted in a plan IVe O tter: Poland accounts for 20 per achieved power by the same fidence two-way trade would whereby the town would accept Bridgeport Population Slips; cent of the world’s coal exports. route in 1956. ^ surpass $2 billion in 1980. CARPET MERCHANTS the street as is. New England states this year Polish shipbuilding workers 1310 TOLLAND TPKE. Earlier, the state had asked OPEN DAILY MANCHESTER, CONN. TELEPHONE are importing 600,000 tons of and coal miners have 10 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M. 640-0508 i Citations List the town to pay for last year’s •LUBRICATION Hartford Now Largest City In order to keep its workers • TIRES Polish coal which is especially demonstrated they can happy Poland has launched an Grows by Five installation of new traffic • 0 1 CHANGE desirable for its low sulphur signals and the town had been • SHOCKS Tolland 107,000, the department content. Five names were added to the HARTFORD (UPI) - The The population of the state demanding improvements to • TUNE-UPS 'caid. The United States also is in list of people receiving citations •AUTO AM CONDITIONER WORK population of Bridgeport grew by .4 per cent in the past the road at state expense. terested in Polish coal-mining ...... „ for their “outstanding service declined by 3,000 persons in the year, from 3,108,000 to 3,121,000, The estimates were based on y . In othqr business this morn technology which is said to be to the town during the power •HIONT END ALIGNMENT past year, returning to Hartford the department said. The pop school census data, births and ing, Town Parking Authority considerably advanced over blackout last December.” the title of “largest city in ulation in town of 10,000 or deaths and the 1970 federal cen Chairman Robert Gorman said Connecticut,” according to more residents rose by .5 per sus the department said. American methods. m By error, the names were not demolition and clearing of two •FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY R a d io / h a e K included in a list run in The state Health Department cent in the past year, and dwellings at the site of the new figures. dropped by .1 per cent in towns Herald Oct. 1. St. James Church downtown They are: Wilfred Dion, The number of residents in of under 10,000. parking facility would be We Have Regular as well Bridgeport went down from Fairfield County was listed as W h y Hop A ro u n d ? Theodore L. Fairbanks, Mrs. finished this week. The lot will Anna Louise Gallagher, Mrs. 156,000 in June, 1973, to 152,900 the most populous with 823,600 probably by ready by Nov. 1, he last June, the department said. residents followed closely by TIRE OUTLET GIVES You MORE TIRE lor the Pauline M. Sheehanm and Mrs. said. Mary Uppling. as Lead Free Hightest Hartford had 156,500 residents Hartford County with 823,200. money. It’s “ECONOMY" to croak ebouti Downtown Action Committee as of July 1974, the department They are all employes of the Windham County’s 88,800 Chairman William Sleith said figures showed. Board of Education in the residents put it at the bottom of COMPARE THIS he is making arrangements to New Haven was third with the list. building maintenance operation Gasoline, bring Abraham Druckman of 132,500 inhabitants Waterbury Mrs. Elizabeth Seipel, teacher, explains the classes and and in the high school cafeteria. Litchfield County had 149,400 PRICE ANYWHERE: New York City to Manchester fourth with 113,400 followed by residents Middlesex County the program of the Adult Basic Education Center to “They performed in such a “Commercial Accounts WelcometT (If you insist on hopping around to view Druckman’s decaying Stamford with 108,000. They 118,400, New Haven 761,200, REALISTIC’ Adult Basic Ed manner as to greatly relieve for budget-saving bargains) visitors at the center’s open house at 739 Main St. New property downtown, the old ^ stributed by Mercury Oil Company were the only cities with pop New London 238,100, and class members with their books and assignments are the problems of the town during W.T. Grant store on Main St. ulations of more than 100,000. I BUT YOU WON’T FIND seated at the table. (Herald photo by Barlow) this trying week,” a town Finds New Home spokesman said. AS MUCH TIRE FOR LE S S THAN •18.00 W ATT AJM-FM EXCEPT AT TIRE OUTLET By JUNE TOMPKINS 28 class members covers the Adult basic education has minimum age to middle age. TIRE OUTLET SPECIAL found a permanent home on The program offers an oppor ABOUT MPHNA Can Offer Main St. tunity for those who have Tuesday marked the occasion dropped out of school to com TOWN l e l p n o h t $ 1 QOO RECAP of an open house for the Adult plete their education. I SNOW TREADS Health District Basic Education Center at 739 The younger ones at the Main St. center said they realize the Most Sizes The program has been in need for a diploma in getting a Members of the British- Mount & Balance Lead: Dr, Barrett Manchester five years, but this good job. One teen student American Club will have a No Charge is the first time the center has plans to continue his education Halloween dance Oct. 26 at the had a location it can consider f P P a INSTAUATION BOCC at Manchester Community clubhouse. A buffet dinner will r n c e ANDlALANaNG r K C E permanent. The past two years, College. A girl, who has no be served at 8 p.m. The Sandy EI]UAL SAVINGS ON ALL SIZES t GRADES------By ALICE EVANS money. When a health district the center rented space in the definite plans, wants only to Richards Trio will provide the -GOOD— —B En tR — —BEST— Manchester Public Health is formed, an existing public Salvation Army building. take advantage of the oppor music. Reservations for B-78-13 Nursing Association (MPHNA) nursing agency will not be dis tunity to learn as much as she A-78-13 ER-70-14 members and guests may be 4-Ply BlaiA Belted-White Radial-Snow as a senior health agency banded nor coerced into The courses which are taught can. made at the club. among the surrounding towns is providing service to all. Dr, in the morning are offered free Older members have PARTS AT HALF PRICE . . . * 3 3 i « $ ^ ^ 8 6 and prepare the student for a » 2 5 » » in a position of leadership in the Barrett said. different reasons for joining the The Past Chief’s Club of Plus 1.83 high school equivalency Plus 1.80 _ 2 .6 1 _ ! formation of a region health During the board of directors basic education program. Memorial Temple, Pythian NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY! diploma. Subjects taught are district according to Dr. annual meeting, Rick Gowen, Some, whose families are now Sisters, will meet Friday at 8 English, literature, Harrold Barrett, deputy com former chairman of grown, find they have the time, p.m. at the home of Mrs. Helen mathematics, science and missioner of public health in Manchester’s Youth Commis the opportunity and the desire Henry, 46. Starkweather St. Connecticut. sion, was elected recording social studies. The program to complete their high school^ weYe the other guys LOWEST Speaking to the MPHNA secretary pro tern. lasts 12 weeks. education. AMERICAN EXPRESS • MASTER CHARGE board of directors at its annual Elected to the board of direc Adult basic education SHOCK ABSORBER SPECIAL-FOUR SHOCKS REVOLVING CHARGE • lANKAMSRlCARO PRICE EVER! meeting and luncheon tors were Mrs. Max Goodstine, Attending the informal 50% prograpi alumnae have gone on 1 1 9 9 5 Wednesday at Manchester Mrs. Anthony Pietrantonio and ceremonies were John' Ryan to Manchester Community Includes four Motorcraff Shock Absorbers. Special on two SALE PRICE INCLUDES $24.95 Country Club, Dr. Barrett said William Sleith. Others recently and Paul Taylor, represen College. Some have taken up DISCOUNT' shock absorbers also available at a lower total special price. VALUE WALNUT WOOD ENCLOSURE the agency has sufficient named to the board are Edward tatives from the State Depart TIREOUTLET Reg 1 8 9 . 9 5 computer programming and ment of Adult Education; Manufacfurer's Suggested List Price $63.80* employes to look ahead and ex Barlow, Mrs. Donald Briggs, data processing. RT. 83, TALCOTTVILLE RD„ VERNON CIRCLE pand its services to provide Mrs. Walter Carter Jr., George Keenan, regional direc Whatever the program does, Shock Absorber Special— 4 Shocks...... $31.90 A spectacular hi-fi bargain that beats the rising cost of tor of adult basic education in OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK PHONE 872-2228 stereo! The STA-46 looks luxurious and sounds CHECK THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES help to smaller agencies in Mrs.Victor Dupuy, Thomas it does reward the students with ■•ot'or...... $15.95 MON. THRU FRI. 7 AM - 8 PM SAT. 8 AM - 5 PM other towns. He reminded the Fitzgerald, Mrs. Marge Flynn, Connecticut; Joel Chaison, self satisfaction, says Mrs. VALIDATION AREA Your Total Special Price With Coupon $47.85 sensational! Serious stereo buffs will appreciate such director of adult basic educa expensive features as . . . magnetic phono input, tape group that all patients at Mrs. Elmer Thrall, Paul Ruth Kukulka and Mrs. inputs and outputs, illuminated signal strength and PHPfK V ■- Manchester Memorial Hospital Willhide and Gowen. tion in Manchester; Alfred Dale Customer Telephone Number Ekizabeth Seipel, teachers at Customer Signoture center-channel meters. Loudness switch adjusts bass t C don’t live in Manchester as a Mrs. Margaret Shainin, presi Tychsen, assistant school the center. for any listening level. Separate volume, balance, Dual Tuning 4-Position Ganged large percentage comes from dent of the board, said that with superintendent; and Allan Anyone interested in the Repoir Order Number Aulhoriied Dealerihip Signolure full-range bass and treble controls afford precise Meters Mode Selector Tone Controls towns in the area. Thomas, chaisman of the Board Thii price subieci to opplicoble lis le and local toxei the addition of these new direc program may call Joel Chaison sound direction and level. Speaker switches control of Education. ~ OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30, 1974 — He said that the State Depart tors the board is now at full at 646-5854, ext. 252, or visit the two sets of speakers. There's even a FM stereo light. ment of Health committee on strength. The program is for anyone center on Main St. any Monday over age 19. Ask for the STA-46 today! There's only one place you long-term care is not concerned The agency’s planned move through Thursday from 9 .to 11 can find i t . . . Radio Shack. 31-2026 ee S|Di with adding more hospital beds into larger facilities enabled The present age range of the a.m. DISC BRAKE PARTS SPECIAL 1 but with ihcreasing the care of the board to expand its Replacement of ford front disc shoes and lining ossemblies including hnrdwore. and you can Tape Monitor Main 8i Remote "Black-Out" people in their own homes. membership, Mrs. Shainin said. 50% Ports price applies ta most full-size Ford, Mercury and luxury curs and moy Sw itch Speaker Tuning Dial “Funds have been available MPHNA has signed a con DISCOUNT' vary by model and cor line. BZNIlAMtniCMD Sw itches IE IT /idevmr r since 1954 from the State tract with the Community Life Monufocfurer’s Suggested List Price $29.35* ^ Department of Health for the At Radio Shack Association of Hartford (an Disc Broke Ports Special...... $14.67 expansion of home health care arm of DevCo) to bring its (the Speakers Bureau Formed and the development of health Labor...... $30.00 V. association’s) personal care By Center Committee VALIDATION AREA Your Total Special Price With C o u p o n ...... $44.67* ^ districts,’’ he said. program to Manchester, she SAVE EVEN MORE OIM A COMPLETE STA-46 STEREO SYSTEM Towns will benefit from said. This program will be used Dote Customer Telephone Number Customer Signature health districts as they will mostly for senior citizens, she Mrs. Marci^Negro, chairman In order to build, $1.4 dollars added. CONNECTlCUrS $100,(XX) LO TTER Y 1974 TICKET PRICE 50c receive $1 per capita additional of the Regional Occupational must be appropriated. This cost Repair Order Number Training Center advisory com Authorized Deolership Signature is 100 per cent reimbursable by This price subject to opplicoble stole and local taxes. mittee, has announced the for the State of Connecticut when OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30.1974 —— SAVE mation of a Speakers Bureau. the project is completed. The •Includes turning two (2) rotors SAVE Members will attend various Town of Manchester will own * group meetings during the , the building after five years. A $79.85 $119.85 Carini Proposes month to inform them on the one time interest charge on the OIL FILTER SPECIAL TRIPLE DRAWINGS referendum question coming up building note is $60,000 and an INFLATION Recycling Plant in this year’s Nov. 5 election. estimated additional $25,000 50% Includes Motorcraff Oil Filter with purchase of oil change and INFLATION FIGHTER The center, as proposed, will will be added to the Board of DISCOUNT' 5 quarts of oil. Four-quart capacity cars slightly less. SYSTEM I FIGHTER be the first of its kind in the Educaton budget. SYSTEM II country and will be utilized to Any group not yet contacted Manufacturer's Suggested List Price $4.70* Oil Filter Sp ecial...... $ ADD HUNDREDS OF Regular Separate WALLINGFORD (UPI) - train the mentally, physically 2,35 Management Group showed the -by-.the committee who is in The true mill outlet store Regular Separate Mayor Joseph Carini has un- and multi handicapped students Lobor^ond 5 Quarts of O il...... $ 5,75 L Items Price 304 80 project was feasible. terested in hearing a speaker or ROCKVILLE Items Price . . 509.80 velied a proposal for a $100 Carini estimated the plant ages 14-21. If approved, the a slide presentation may con 215 E. Main St. VALIDATION AREA Your Total Special Price With Coupon...... $ 8.10B -in T million complex for recycling would turn the 1500 tons of gar facility will be built on the cam tact Mrs. Negro at 646-3911 (Mill Store) raw materials from solid waste pus of Manchester Community Dole bage a day into 26.6 tons of a fte r 6 p.m. or Norman Mill Tours Customer Telephone Number Customer Signature mWLOTTCRY WINNERS! refuse that would be sold to in College. aluminum, 403 tons of glass, 381 Fendell, 646-5718, during the Mon. through FrI. 2 P.M. 6 2 4 ” 3 8 9 9 5 dustries. tons of magnetic metals, 300 day. R«poir Order Number Authorized DeaUrihip Signature * Carini said he was to meet tons of sand and 300 tons -of Ih ii price lubject to applicable Hale and locol toxei. today with a number of in OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30.1974 — “heavy organics” such as wood Nearly 40 nations belong to extra bonus number Your chances of win • Realistic STA-46 • Realistic STA-46 dustrialists whose concerns and rubber. the International Harmonica 3 Numbers AM-FM Stereo could be interested in buying worth another $1,0(X) for ning just got a nice big AM-FM Stereo Federation. Receiver Receiver the estimated 1,400 tons of ENGINE TUNE-UP PARTS SPECIAL to Win With a perfect 5 digit match. boost. • LAB-12C • Miracord 40C valuable materials a day the PUT CLASS Includes Autolite spark plugs, Motorcroft point set, Motorcroft Automatic Turntable With complex could produce. 50% Changer Every Week. Base, $22.95 Value Carini said the plant, on a 150- condenser, Motorcroft PCV valve and Motorcroft fuel filter. DISCOUNT' Sixes and fours, slightly less. Econolines slightly higher. $25,000 in Extra Get Your Tickets, With Base and Elliptical Stereo acre tract off the Merritt INTO YOUR $12.95 Value Magnetic Cartridge Parkway, would receive 1,500 PLAZA DEPT. STORE Manufacturer’s Suggested List Price $25.00* ,(Every Thursday, we (Wa Hava A Notion To Ploata) Stereo Cartridge • Two Optimus-IB Full-Range tons a day of solid waste from Engine Tune-up Parts Special...... $12 50 Weekly Now. Next to Frank’s Supermarkot draw 3 winning Lottery T w o Solo-1 Speaker Systems In Speaker Systems In Rich •■abor...... ''^$16.45 four collection sites to be es East Middle Tpko., Manchestar LIFE numbers. First, the regu Oiled Walnut Veneer Enclosures Walnut Veneer Cabinets tablished statewide by the VALIDATION AREA Your Total Special Price With Coupon $28.95 Cash Prizes. It’s refreshing these Connecticut Resource lar number worth over days to get so much extra Dote Customer Telephone Number Recovery Authority. Customer Signature $300,000 in total cash These special bonus value at no increase in One such site already is under Favorite Repair Order Number prizes. Second, a special drawings will add over way in Bridgeport, and others FREE Authorized Deolership Signature price. Our triple drawings are planed in New Haven, Thii price lubject ta applicable itale and local loxei. bonus number worth a $25,000 in $1,000 prizes will be a definite boost to R a d i o Berlin and Newtown, he said. Games for DAY and EVENING ADULT CLASSES OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 30,1974 — 1 Coupon must be presented at cool $1,000 for a perfect to lucky Lottery winners the economy. Especially / h a c k He said the complex could — take in nearly all of the state’s O ^ O Family Fun! time of service. We Honor 5 digit match. Third, an each week. when you’re a winner. solid wastes, and separate it High School Equivalency look for Ibn S'tjn into aluminum, glass, steel, and Preparation Your Nryhbo'hood other metals as well as heavy • Monopoly • Careers 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST organic materials such as • Oulja • QBIC Pre-High School Review FORD rubber and wood. • Finance • Hickety Pickety English As a Second Language 1 ^ 1 Carini estimated the plant MANCHESTER PARKADE • Back Gammon • Bingo Call The tbr^oLir convenience could produce as much as half a • Jig-Saw Puzzles ton of pure tin daily which at • Easy Money • Yahtzee • Checkers Sales and CONNECTKUrS 10000010TTERY the present price of $4.25 a ton MANCHESTER ADULT could mean $1.25 million worth • Scrabble • Chess Dillon Ford Service More ways to win. More fun than ever. 649-1806 of tin annually. SCHOOL MON. - FRI. 10:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. A $25,000 study conducted for Need Something? Ask Plazal Next wDOk’s drawing will be held at the Hartferd Library En the town by the Fourth Sink 646-5854 Ext. 252 319 Main Street, Manchester 643-2145 SAT. 10:00 A.M. • 5:30 P.M. trance, Main Street, Hartferd, Octeber 17 at 10:30 A.M...... !•!V',!ly.i I^ A TANOV COAPOftATlON COAWWNV PRICES WAV VARY AT iNOiVtOUAL STORES THE NATI0NWI08 SOPfiPMARKRT OP fOti Y PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974 Situation Wantad IS Homes. For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Motha Deceived INDEX 23 Services Ottered 31 Painting-Papering 32 Heating-Plumbing 35 Articles tor Sale NEW HAVEN (UPI) - NOTICES WILL BABYSIT in my honje on Offered by the Connecticut agricultural scien 1 - CAPE, six rooms, completely PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. NO JOB too small, toilet Loot and Found Foster Street, South Windsor. redecorated throughout, on ap FIREPLACE WOOD and stove tists have used a synthetic sex 2 - P a rio n ili Ages 2-5. Please Call 644-1228. Five years experience. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen wood, delivered by the pick-up 3 - Announcamsnti proximately 1 1/2 acres, PER lure to break up the gypsy Excellent references. Pete, 742- faucets replaced, repaired, rec truck load. Call 742-8352. 4 - Entertainment PHILBRICK kitchen, dining room, living moth's love life. 5 - Auctions WILL BABYSIT - Any age, days 5 * 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. rooms, bathroom remodeling, room on first floor, three CUP heat modernization, etc. Free Jeffrey Granet and Charles in my home. East Center Street bedrooms, bath, up. Two car REGISTERED English Setters FINANCIAL area. Call 649-8033. PAPER HANGING and ceiling estimates gladly given. M & M - Seven weeks old^, champion Ooane, researchers at the 8 - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages garage, 331,000. Philbrick Agen painting, reasonable rates. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Connecticut Agricultural 9 - Personal Loans AGENCY cy, Realtors, 646-4200. stock. Cnll 649-2558. 1 0 - insurance WANTED baby sitting in my Leonara Spiegelberg. 643-9112. Experiment Station, FARM — 50 acres, mostly TOWNE Plumbing Service, FOREVER EMPLOYMENT North Manchester home. Up to MANURE for sale, $7 and $14. experimented with disparlure, 13 - ShcHcrolb cleared and level land, 8 room DO you have w allpapering repairs, alterations, vanity you’ll be glad you called on this lovely seven-room Help Wanted 5 years old. 646-5478. NEW LISTING loads delivered. Call after 7, a chemical copy of the natural 14 - Business Opportunities house, barn, two large poultry you’d like done? For depen cabinets a specialty. Call to 649-8731. ranch that our office has Just listed. Three bedrooms, 15 - Situation Wanted MANCHESTER perfume used by female gypsy CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WILL BABYSIT in my home, houses, 2-car garage. dable service call M. Francis. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- one and one-half baths, fireplace In the living room, Excellent 6-room Cape - City moths to attract a mate. EDUCATION days, west side. Mature, 872-6245. 4056. NEW SHELVING - Formica hardwood floors, attached garage and economical The researchers say two-acre 10 - Private Instructions responsible. Call 646-5531. MANCHESTER utilities, Amesite drive, com particle board, warp-free, gas heat. Give us a calll 19 - Schools-Classes Ranch-large living room, for binations, oil heat, quiet PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - orange, blue or yellow. Sizes: plots were treated with the sub 20 - Instructions Wanted ting, wallpapering, spray/brush Prompt, courteous service. Call stance, after which virgin COULD your bookkeeper use ... Somton* mal dining room, modern neighborhood, quick occupan 5”x96”, $2 each. 5”x24” , 60 REAL ESTATE some help? Mature woman with cy. Priced at only 331,900 painting. Fair prices, fully in 643-1496. cents each. Free delivery ten NEW LIST IN Q — W « are very excited In being able to otter thla Immeculate female moths were placed in 23 - Homes lor Sale may haw mrI you kitchen, three bedrooms, first bookkeeping experience would I A - / , sured, experienced and depen pieces or more. 649-2159. seven room colonial which has been Impeccably maintained. Thla home has the area. They faiied to attract 24 - Lots-Land for Sale a happy adl floor laundry, aluminum CHARLES LESPERANCE dable. 643-1671. three bedrooms, one and one-halt baths, tirst-tloor den, appllanced kitchen, 25 - Investment Property PHONE 643-2711 like to help. 643-5093...... f- FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing siding, handy location, carpeting, llreplace, garage, and gas heat. To show this home Is a pisaaurel mates even after many hours. 26 - Business Property 649-7620 - Repairs and remodeling. FOURTEEN Chinchillas - 27 - During the same period, the Resort Property reduced to 329,900. HOUSE NEED Painting? - We Prompt service on emergency. C O N V E N IE N C E and EC O N O M Y are the assets In owning this 5-5 duplex. 28 - Real Estate Wanted Silver gray and white with researchers said, up to 80 per FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD brush, spray or roll. Phone 643-7024. cages. Best offer. Call 742-6906. Owner's side has been completely renovated with carpeting, panelling and □ E D U C A T IO N Professional painting service, modern bath. Tenant pays own utilities. This Is a very worth-while Investment. cent of females on untreated MISC. SERVICES FOUR FAMILY - Four 4- TWO FAMILY - duplex, 5-5, 5 ^ 31 - Services Offered Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 12 years experience, free es PLUMBING SHOP on Wheels ■ $35,900. plots were mated. 32 - Painting-Papering room apartments. Good in three years old, 1 1/2 baths, WOULD YOU like to receive 33 - Building-CorUractlng timates. Reasonable prices. Stocks 2,000 repair parts on out beautiful clothing free? Have a B R A N D NEW R A N C H — anxious builder otters this attractive ranch In a The experiment was believed AIDES - All shifts, full-time, Private Instructions 18 Congratulations come. Handy location. Owner aluminum siding, good invest 875-8782, 643-0250. 34 - Roofing-Sidmg ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ment at 353,900. Philbrick truck to save you money. 3( Fashion Wagon clothing party. neighborly location In town. Call now and beat tall cleaning. Select colors to to have been the first successful 35 - Heating-Plumbing part-time, 7-3 p.m., 3-11 p.m. will assist in financing. 'k No Deposit Agency Realtors, 646-4200. years’ experience. 646-2115. Call 649-4317 after 5. suit your tastel Ottered In Forties. use of disparlure in a dense pop 36 - Flooring DEADLINE ahd 11-7 a.m. Experienced peo AVON SEWING Instruction - i TRICIA and Excellent value at 359,600. 37 - Moving-Trucking-Storaoe RATES Dressmaking or tailoring, all •k No Contracts H O M E FOR THE G RO W ING FA M ILY — This Is a super house tor a growing, ulation. Disparlure was first 38 - Services Wanted 12:00 noon the day before ple preferred but inexperienced LIVEN UP YOUR LIFE THIS I RONNY CASEY VERNON - Financing available •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SEASONED firewood, $25 per active tamlly. Four bedrooms, one and one-halt baths, carpeted recreation synthesized by U.S. Agriculture 1 d a y ...... 9c word per day publication. will be considered. Competitive FALL AND EARN SOME basic steps including pattern •k Free Delivery •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a MISC. FOR SALE 3 d a y s ...... 8c word per day adjustments. Small classes, in I on your new home. | GLASTONBURY - Colonial on this completely remodeled Flooring 38 pickup truck load, delivered. room, eat-ln kitchen, and enclosed tront porch lor added living space. Within Department scientists. Deadline for Saturday and hourly rate with excellent MONEY, TOO. Get out, meet Building-Contracting 33 41 — Articles for Sale 6 d a y s ...... 7C word per day dividual instruction. 643^6£26. 8‘A rooms on large treed lot, 2 contemporary Raised Ranch. ★ Free Trial 872-7583, 646-0178. walking distance to three schools. Call our oltlce and let us tell you more. 42 - Building Supplies Monday is 12;00 Noon Friday. benefit program. Come in and 26 d a y s ...... 6c word per day people, enjoy life...Represent Two full baths, two-car garage, FLOOR Sanding-Refinishin 43 - Pets -Birds- Dogs speak with our Director of I From all your friends| full baths, 16x28 family room, MASONRY - All types, 44 - Livestock 15 W O RD M INIM UM the world’s largest cosmetics PIANO Instruction - Learn the acre lot in prime residential (specializing in older floors OLD SPORTS CAR magazines, Nurses, Meadows Convalescent den, sewing room, 4-car gar fieldstone, brick, concrete. heavy duty hitch Chrysler INVITATION TO BID 45 - Boats & Accessories Happy Ads ...... $1.75 inch PLEASE READ Center, 333 Bidwell Street, company. Show fine gifts and enjoyable way from an I and family. area. New digital self-cleaning COFFEE Free estimates, after 5 p.m., Ceilings and inside paintinj LIST YOUR HOUSE IN ... 46 - age, pool, cement patio, 347 - Sealed bids will be received in Sporting Goods Manchester. quality jewelry, too. Earn experienced teacher. Beginners stove, dishwasher, disposal, 643-1870 or 644-2975. John Verfaille, 646-5'750, 87! product wagons, 6 volt batteries 47 - Garden Products 500, Volkswagen. 643-0555. the Office of The Director of 48 - Antiques YOUR AD money one day, join your a specialty, all ages. 64^1256. formica leather counters, 2222. General Services, 41 Center 49 - Wanted to Buy Classified ads are taken over FULL and part-time help friends for lunch the next day. cabinets, heavenly plush PLUS NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - REALE’S CORNER the phone as a convenience. RAISED RANCH, 3 carpets throughout, paneling, SEASONED hard wood, sawed, 175 MAIN STREET Street, Manchester, Connec RENTALS The Herald is responsible for Interested? Call 289-4922. Call 563-0300 Remodeling, repairing, ad PHONE 646-4525 52 - bedrooms, modern kitchen, curtains, draperies and much split and delivered. C. Hutchin ticut until October 23, 1974 at Rooms for Rent only one incorrect insertion and ditions, rec rooms, porches and son, 643-5373. 53 - Apartments lor Rent □ REAL ESTATE Homes For Sale______M living room with fireplace, 2- more. Transferred owner must roofing. No job too small. Call 11:00 a.m. for the following: 54 - Homos lor Rent then only to the size of the sacrifice at 382,900. Red Carpet 55 - original insertion. Errors which Street. car garage, pool, wooded lot, 649-3144. MEMBRANE ROOTING- Business lor Rent KEYBOARD operator - 8-4:30 SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary - of South Windsor, 528-9731. RE.WEAVING burns, holes. □ MISC. FOR SALE GRAND RAPIDS walnut dining Articles tor Sale Articles lor Sale 56 - Resort Property (or Rent do not lessen the value of the 24x22* glassed-in porch, 3 170x325, 339,500, GLOBE HOLLOW '7 - p.m. in firm located near South Homes For Sale 23 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. table and five chairs, opens to Wanted to Rent advertisement will not be cor fireplaces, 2-car garage, bam, Window shades, Venetian CARPENTRY - Repairs, BATHHOUSE ROOF 58 - MIsc. lor Rent rected by an additional inser Windsor/Manchester town line. GARRISON COLONIAL - 24’ PRINCETON STREET - Clean 96” , $25. Phone 644-0224. 1971 BUICK LeSabre - Custom in-ground pool, 2 beautifully blinds. Keys. TV for rent. remodeling, additions, roofing. Articles tor Sale 41 Entire Store tion Experience with photo type set MANCHESTER - Striking 4 front to back living room with 4 bedroom Colonial in the two-door, air-conditioned, Special attention is called to AUTOMOTIVE landscaped acres with stone Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Call David Patria, South Wind 61 - Autos for Sale MOMS ting equipment necessary. For bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ center of town. Walk to all MAKE beaten down carpet nap Being Relamped excellent condition. $1,850. the requirements of the Davis- walls. Many extras. Asking fireplace, formal dining room, sor, 644-1796. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, 62 - Trucks for Sale information please phone Mrs. wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first schools. Owners building a new at doorways bright and fluffy Used fluorescent lights Owner, 643-6939. Bacon Act Labor Rate and 63 - WE NEED YOU 3 bedrooms, I'.i baths, large MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 127.50 plus tax. Also sand, Heavy Equipment lor Sale Mohney or Mrs. Wilkas at 644- floor family room. Prime loca 369,000. By appointment, 228- house, want this one sold. So- again with Blue Lustre. E.A. Employment Standards 64 - (i4olorcyclss-Blcyclas Help Wanted 13 3126. screened porch. 345,900. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, WES ROBBINS carpentry stone, gravel, pool and patio available in 48” and 96” 65 — 2431. tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. give us a call and "Start Johnson Paint Company. FUEL OIL - 36.9 cents, 200 Bid forms, plans and Campers-trallers-Mobile spraying.Fully insured. remodeling specialist. Acl- sand. 643-9504. lengths. For information call Homes □ N O T IC E S AUGIE & NAYS Howland Realtors, 643-1108. packing’’. T. J. Crockett, gallon minimum. Winter is specifications are available at 66 - Automotive Service MANCHESTER - Handyman’s Licensed. Free estimates. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 708 SILVER LANE DISHWASHER - over 18 for CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- Realtor, 643-1577. ALUMINUM sheets used as BOY’S 5-speed bicycle, good K MART coming. Call now, Boland Oil the General Services Office, 41 67 - Autos lor Rent-Lease Special. Reduced for quick sale. Phone 633-5345. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, condition. Ideal Christmas pre Company, 646-6320. BURGER KING EAST HARTFORD evening work. Contact Mr. St. ATTRACTIVE Colonial - Three room antique Colonial com 649-3446. printing plates, .007 thick, 646-6410 Center Street, Manchester, Germain, SteakOut Restaurant bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 7-6 duplex, 3-car garage. pletely restored and in sent. Asking $35. 649-3650. Lost and Found needs people who would like as hostess, days. Hours can be Excellent location. Good in 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Monday through Saturday Connecticut. LIQUOR PERMIT of Vernon, Tolland Turnpike, carpeting, nice lot, plus many excellent condition. 4 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Phone 643-2711. QUILTED BEDSPREAD, to work on the night shift. arranged around small school come. LaPenta Agency, 64^ Lots-Land for Sale 24 Trees cut, trimmed or topped, LEON Cieszynski builder - new 389 CUBIC INCH engine, good Town of Manchester, NOTICE OF APPLICATION LOST - Student’s glasses, dark Talcottville. extras. Upper 30’s. Financing fireplaces, 2Vi baths, income- drapes, full sized mattress, Part-time or Full-time children. Apply in person, 2440. stumps removed, fully insured. homes custom built, condition. Asking $125. For large picture boxed frame, Connecticut This is to give notice that Lebro T. Ur- frame. Vicinity St. Bridget’s available. R. Zimmer, J. D. producing 3-room studio ANDOVER — Three wooded, remodeled, additions, rec NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 BICYCLE - Lady’s, 5-speed, banetti, of 163 Ludtow Road, Manchester Male and Female days. Got a tree problem? Well worth further details, 649-3650. three braided rugs, Robert B. Weiss, School and Woodland Street, FULL-TIME, part-time, Real Estate Associates, 646- surveyed and approved lots, up rooms, garages, kitchens cents each. Inquire side door. excellent condition, one year has fited an application placarded Oc Hours Available: 1980, 647-1139. apartment and 2-room antique a phone call. 742-8252. brown/beige, fireplace screen, tober 3, 1974 with the Liquor Control Manchester. Reward. 649-8866. experienced Bridgeport REDUCED - Vernon, im Manchester Evening Herald. old. Asking $55. 649-2378. General Manager 5-8, 5-11, 5-1 shop. to 9 acres. Priced from 313,500. remodeled, bath tile, cement STIHL chain saw, professional Commission for a Cafe Liquor type of operators and tool makers. maculate five room Ranch, two linen wall hanging, mis Call Warren E. Howland, ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan work. Steps, dormers. Residen 20 inch bar, like new, $285. firm. cellaneous items. 528-5789, East permit for Uie sale of alcohmic liquor on LOST - Siamese sealpoint male Apply In person after 2 p.m. Apply at E & S Gage Co., MANCHESTER - Reduced for bedrooms, large living room Realtor, 643-1108. tial or commercial. Call 649- WE BUY and sell used fur COLONIAL high back ringed the premises at 39 Spencer Street, MECHANIC - 33. per hour plus Mitchell Drive, Manchester. quick sale, 5 1/2 room Cape, 1 TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. eling, rec rooms, offices, 649-4688. Hartford. Manchester. The business will be owned cat, blue eyes, friendly, stocky. BURGER KING overtime available. and dining room, woodra three househoid repairs. Phone 649- 4291. niture. Cash on the line. One love seat. Excellent condition. LEGAL NOTICE by Lebro T. Urbanetti, of 163 Ludlow Elm Street-Prospect Street 1/2 baths, garage, eat-in acre lot. Merritt Agency, 646- Central heat, one block to bus piece or an entire housefull. $125. Telephone 643-7913. 467 CENTER STREET Experienced, must have own kitchen, Parkade area. LaPen- 4594. ADMIRAL 9” portable televi TAG SALE - October 12-13,10-5, Town of Andover Road, Manchester: Anthony J. Urhanet- area, Rockville. REWARD MANCHESTER tools. Start immediately. 1180. line. 337,500. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 ti, of 57 Butternut Road, Manchester; Please phone 875-5591. FROZEN FOOD ta Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. Main Street Rear, behind sion. Looks and plays good. $25. TAG SALE - 34 Griffin Road, 423 East Middle Turnpike. Avon Zoing Board of Appeals and Maurice P. Correnti, of 233 Ferguson Jobseekers, 568-1070. DO YOU WANT LAND? CASH Registers and adding Carpentry and general contrac 646-6517 after 5:30 p.m. bottles and miscellaneous. Public Hearing Road, Manchester and will be conducted CLERK PORTER STREET area - RAISED RANCH — 7 rooms, Well, here are 2 choice lots, machines. - Sales, service, ting. Residential and commer Douglas Motor Sales. off Hilliard Street. Dishes and by Lebro T, Urbanetti as permittee. collectible Items. 10-5 Saturday. The Zoning Board of Appeals PAINTER - Part-time, two Full-time opening. Excellent beautiful six room Colonial, formal dining room, family one at 4 >4 acres and the other supplies. 15 years experience, cial. Whether it be a small NAVY BLUE Tartan lined, COVENTRY (NORTH) three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, CLEAN USED refrigerators, No early sales. of the Town of Andover, Conn, days per week for interior work starting rate with one of the room, modern kitchen, wall- formerly with NCR. Free repair job, a custom built home hooded winter coat. Size 12. carpeted living and dining ZVz acres. Well priced at 312,- ranges, automatic washers, will hold a public hearing on TOWN OF MANCHESTER Porsonala SECURITY GUARDS - part at Meadows Convalescent TASTEFULLY DECORATED to-wall carpeting, aluminum Estimates. C.R.S. Company, or anything in between, call 646- Excellent condition. 649-2735. time positions available. best wage schedules in the in room, nicely treM lot. Merritt 500 each, financing available. 1379. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s TAG SALE- 33 Brookfield CLEARANCE ON Center, 333 Bidwell Street, Lush wall to wall carpets, siding, 2-car garage. Large Coventry, 742-6381. $ 10. Wednesday October 16, 1974 at Various days and hours from dustry. Experience preferred. Agency, 646-1180. Both are wooded lots with Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Road, Bolton, Saturday October the Town Office Building at RIDE from Florence Street, Manchester. Come in and apply cathedral ceilings, mural lot. 160x250, 347,500. USED SEWING MACHINES LEGAL which to choose. Good hourly or call 647-9194, 9-3 p.m. Semi- Complete program of fringe much to offer. Call Tony STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, 21’71 12th, 11-3. 8:00 P.M. to hear the foilowing Manchester to 999 Asylum walls, vanity baths, color TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving -WHOLESALE- wages. Car, telephone and retired person will be con benefits. Apply Wasilefsky at 649-5306, eves. large appliances, cleaning fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Save up to 50% Appeals asking relief from the NOTICE Avenue, Hartford for 8:30-5 job coordinated kitchen. Spacious MANCHESTER - Charming, SCREENED loam, gravel, prlces on PROFESSIONALLY clean your daiily. 649-3708. clean police record required. sidered. CONDOMINIUM - 6 rooms, 3 872-0003 cellars and attics, also will concrete repairs, inside and Portables starting at $8.88. zoning laws of the Town of An The Zoning Board of Appeals rooms, restful lot, convenient well maintained aluminum < EQUAL HOUSIHQ OPPORTUNITY processed gravel, sand, stone, carpets with new lightweight Call or come in The Wackenhut MOTT'S bedrooms, 2‘z baths, wall-to- deliver smail loads sand, stone, outside. Reasonably priced. RICH, DARK TOPSOIL Zig-zags from $22.88 and up dover. will hold public hearings on Corp. 1247 Main Street, East location. Immediate occupan sided, six room Cape with gar- ' 643-0851. and fill. George H. Griffing, RINSE-N-VAC steam cleaner. FOOTBALL - Pros only. Best GENERAL maintenance help, SHOP-RITE wall carpeting, modern BARROWS & WALLACE and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. Any amount. Pick up your Very Good Selection. No. 121 Anthony T. Sylvester Monday, October 21,1974, star Hartford. 289-5451. An equal op full-time, paid holidays, fringe cy. Budget pleaser at 346,900. age, on lovely large private M andw tlar New Havan Harttord Inc., 742-7886. own - save more, or will Rent at Manchester Wallpaper selections. Last week 11-13. SUPERMARKET treed lot. 331,900. Pnncipals on- , kitchen with built-ins. 333,900. 649-5306 397-1815 726-8618 & Paint Company, 185 Mic THE SINGER COMPANY of Hebron, Conn, for variance ting at 7:00 P.M., in the Full details. Clifford, 59 portunity employer. benefits. Apply in person only. Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. BOB'S A-1 SERVICE - Snow ANY TYPE Carpentry and deliver. 587 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. ly. 647-9614. ^ masonry work, additions and LOAM FOR Sale - 35.50 per Turnpike West, 646-0143. in frontage requirements in Hearing Room of the Municipal Spencer Avenue, Owego, N.Y. Manchester Housing Authority, ♦ COLONIAL — Nine rooms. plowing, raking, cellars, attics, ------CaU 846-2204 856 Main Street MANCHESTER remodeling. Free estimates. A. yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. Manchester 643-4305 order to build a dwelling on a Building to hear and consider 13827. 24 Bluefield Drive. An equal op EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY Bowers School, 4 bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Glastonbury cleaning, appliances moved, MEAT CUHER portunity employer. An Egusf Opportunity Bmployor TWO-FAMILY with brick front. ' * Squillacote, 649-0811. TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday, five acre lot on East St. the following petition: STATE --- den, fully equipped kitchen, Line. Seven acre wooded lawn care. 289-7019. OUTBOARD. Motor - 1963 Spacious kitchens with dis- \ ELECTRONIC Calculators for all day, three families. Clothes, No. 122 Henry A. Deming, 178 HEARING ALSO. Part-TInw homesite. Excellent rural loca Chrysler, 20 hp with remote COUNTER CLERK - No RARROWS A WALLACE hwashers, stoves, formal dining room, rec MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, sale at reduced prices. Phone toys, miscellaneous. 56 Benton Item 1 Richard T. Barracliffe Good opportunity for a retired MmciiHtir Ntw Hivtn Hwttort tion. Surveyed. Call Arthur BULL WORK - Any kind. Odd tank. Good condition. $100. 646- Buttonball, Glastonbury, Conn, experience necessary, will refrigerators, disposals. room, walk-out basement, block, stone and concrete. 649-4986. Street, Manchester. — Request Special Exception man. Friday and Saturday FRIENDLY GIRL needed, 649-5306 397-1818 728-6618 Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson jobs, light trucking, cellars and 5096. TAG SALE - Neighborhood get for variance in lot size, lot line train person, part-time, for part-time for lunch hours, to Separate furnaces. Walk to I walk-up attic, 2-car garage, attics cleaned, trees removed. Reasonable prices. Cail 643- distance, percentage of lot for location approval for work. shopping and bus line. Only Beach Co., Manchester Office, 9508. SEASONED hardwood - for TAG SALE - Saturday, October ting rid of junK. Route 85. cleaners in Hartford area. serve delicious Full Of Baloney I'-z baths, assumable 647-9139. 647-9767, 646-3545. across the street from Tallwood coverage, also use district General Repairer’s License at □ FINANCIAL Apply in person 349,900. Pasek, Realtors, 2M- fireplace. $35 per pick-up load. RCA WHIRLPOOL washer - 12th, 10-5. 313 Hilliard Street, Jobseekers, 568-1070. sub sandwiches to the public. mortgage at 5'/2%, 340,500. Working condition. $50. Call Golf Course. 10-5 p.m., Satur regulations as listed under ar existing service station with ap Apply in person at 415 Main NEW SEVEN - room Raised 7475, 742-8243. BUILDING - Remodeling, Calf 875-4350. Manchester. MEATOWN WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! TOLLAND-VERNON line - roofing, concrete steps, 643-0808 after 6 p.m. day and Sunday. ticles 5 and 6. proved Limited Repairer’s Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagee 8 Street. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Beautifully treed one acre SNOWPLOWING License — 288 Middle Turnpike 1215'A SILVER LANE sundeck, 26’ family room, Thinking of Selling Your fireplaces. For estimates call NEW and used railroad ties, TAG SALE - October 13th, 10-3, At this hearing interested EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER - Contem building lot. Convenient loca Residential or FIREWOOD $30, pick-up 38 Hudson Street. Manchester. TAG SALE - Sponsored by West — Business Zone III. MORTGAGES, loans first, se LEGAL EAGLE - As secretary aluminum siding, 2-car garage, Property? Call TODAY! 649-1142. authentic hardwood, excellent persons may appear and be DELI-CLEBK porary 8-room tri-level, four tion, must be seen. 649-6827. Commercial condition. Call 872-6754 truck, delivered. $7 trunk, seteit- Settling of estate. Junior Girl Scout Troop 696. 218 Information pertaining to cond, third. All kinds. Realty start 3150 weekly for trial at wooded lot. Merritt Agency, heard and written com Male or Female large bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, Call MASON CONTRACTOR - service. 26 Jarvis Rd., 643-1947. Wetherell Street, Saturday Oc statewide, credit rating un torney. Must be able to work Realtors, 646-1180. ONE-ACRE building lot, tober 12,9:30-5, Sunday October munications received. Said above may be obtained in the PART-TIME Cleaning - Main Full or Part-Time magnificent view of Hartford Plastering, custom built stone GET YOUR Firewood stocked T oamT necessary. Reasonable, nfiden- alone. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Manchester Country Club area. BROWN’S TIRE SHOP 13, 12:30-5. appeals are on file and may be Planning Office. tain small building, choose own Apply In person TOLLAND - A warm home skyline, sunken patio off family or brick fireplaces, chimney up for winter. Seasoned MAN’S BLACK leather motor six-yard load, $30 plua lax, All persons interested may tial, quick arrangements. Alvin hours. Reply to Box “FF” PHILBRICK Phone 649-2707 after 5 p.m. 848-3444 cycle jacket, size 40, exceltent delivered seen in th office of the Town GENERAL Office Gal - With trimmed in sunshine. Six-room room facing private woods. repair, block and cement work. hardwood, $40 per cord attend these hearings. Lundy Agency. 527-7971. IOC Manchester Herald. MEATDWN Asking 366,900. Warren E. condition, $20. 643-6927 WHEELS-GM, 13'', 14 '. Ford, Clerk. Constitution Plaza, Hartford. accurate typing - math ap ry Cape New and repairs. E. Richard delivered. 875-8782, 643-0250. BULLDOZER - BACKHOE | Zoning Board 1215'A SILVER LANE Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. son, 643-0889, 649-0608. evenings. FOR HIRE CALL 14” , 15”. With or without new Dated this the 7th day of Oc Evenings, 233-6879. titude, start 3120 weekly full 30’s. 8’m-6323. ELLINGTON JUNK CARS bought, $5-$25. snow caps. 643-2880. of Appeals PART TIME- women over 18 EAST HARTFORD AGENCY Towing included. Call 644-2912 SEASONED Cordwood, cord tober 1974. (Second publication who want Christmas money, time now. Jobseekers, 568-1070. ACREAGE 1968 COACHMAN pick-up 10th day of October 1974). Bernard R. Johnson, EXCLUSIVE - By owner, no or 872-2503 anytime. and half cord load. E. I J. A. McCa r t h y , in c . MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd FIVE INCH AC Oscillascope - bonuses, maybe trips. Flexible brokers. Beautiful Colonial, East Hartford Almost 24 acres of wooded BARREnHOME Yeomans, 742-8907. camper, sleeps six. Good condi Zoning Board of Chairman mortgages — interim financing REALTORS (or eal/matei, hours. 623-9128. land with almost 700 ft. of tion, $800. 742-6817 after 5. 646-4370 Never used. $150. Kenmore Appeals Paul J. Rossetto, — expeditious and confidential comer home, living room, for CHOICE BUY LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, IMPROVEMENT CO. Washing Machine, needs work, MAINTENANCE Technician - mal dining, den, four bedrooms, road frontage, located close to cellars and attics cleaned, EARN free jewelry for Christ TAG SALE - Two families, Andover, Conn. Secretary service, J.D. Real EstaU TOOLMAKERS - First class Full-time person, experienced RN SUPERVISOR Three bedroom split, spacious Bams • Shads • Patio Covors cleaning attic and cellar. China $10. Call 646-8355 after 6. Assoc. 646-1980. two baths, modern kitchen, full 646-42Q0 one of Connecticut’s finest lawns mowed, small tree work. mas gifts, maybe win a trip to REGISTERED English setter Eric Siismet, Chairman Dated this 9th day of October, machinists. Jig Bore operator. in all phases of maintenance, FOUREVDilGS,MlP.lli living room with cathedral Additions • Roc Rooms Puerto Rico by having a Sarah puppies, seven weeks old, closet, old bookcase, marble basement, fireplace, hot water lakes. Priced in the mid 40’s Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. ANTIQUE Victorian armchair - Stephen F. Willard, Sec. 1974. Top rates plus benefits. electrical, carpentry, painting RNS-LPNS heat, 2-car garage. Many ceilings, warm family room, Kitchens • Roofing Coventry Show. 623-9128. champion stock. Cali 649-2558. table, lamps, dishes, 2-wheel OVERDUE BILLS? Mone> Manchester 'Tool and Design, desired to work at Meadows I 'i baths, treed lot, pool, 33600 with financing available. Call coffee grinder, miscellaneous. Blue needlepoint upholstery available to property owners extras. Beautifully landscaped. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Aluminum Siding 649-5263, 130 Hartford Road. Convalescent Center, 333 3-11 PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME VERNON - Five-room Ranch Tony Wasilefsky at 649-5306, WOODEN STORM windows, Rain or shine. Saturday Oc with upholstered turtleback State-wide, quick, confidential Sacrifice, 365,000. Manchester down and 3291 per month to very reasonable work Working with old Bom Botrdt and FISCHER aluminum skis, 200 Legal Notice Bidwell Street, Manchester. Competitive wage scale and with 2 full baths, fireplaced eves. 872-0003. 32x63, $1.50; 40x63, $2. Screens, tober 12, 11-4, 50 Franklin footstool, $250, 649-0524, Pay only ?12 monthly per thou area. For appointment, call 646- qualified buyer. Call for more EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY guaranteed, call anytime. 649- Hand Hawn Baama A Spaclally cm., never used, $95. Lange ski WANTED - Full-time and part- Come in and apply or call 647- benefit program. Come speak 1634. details. living room, large eat-in 4266. 50 cents. 9 Hemlock St. Street, Rockville. (Take Route sand. Credit check un time cooks. Apply in person. with our Director of Nursing Roger Barrett B4B<0822 boots, size 10 1/2, worn twice. 83 into Rockville, at light past WANTED!!! Duncan Phyfe Applicant Information 9194 between 9-3 p.m. kitchen, one-car attached gar BARROWS & WALLACE $40. Call 649-8653. necessary. Burke Mortgage Taccoral, 246 Broad Street, Services, at WARREN E. HOWLAND Mandwster Naw Hivan Hartford Hartman's Supermarket, take mahogany dropleaf table. Good Name and Mailing Address Company, 649-0378 anytime. BEST BUY in town. New 7- age. Situated on lovely 84MM6 397-jjjl9^JJJ^J^ ROGER’S Car Wash-Wax, ELECTRO-AIR electronic air Manchester. DRIVER-SALESMAN - Realtora landscaped lot. Price reduced cleaner with accessories, hard left-Windermere, then first left- condition, reasonable. 643-6526. First Hartford Realty Corporation MEADOWS CONVALESCEHT room Ranch in Forest Hills, 3 Jim ’s Auto Repair, 770 Main 45-PIECE SET Mikasa Established route, salary, paid bedrooms, 2 baths, 22’ family to 336,500. Owner wants fast Street. Also rake leaves, 647- TOP QUALITY Work - Septic, ly used. New $400, now $150. Franklin Street). 685 Parker Street MUNSON’S Candy Kitchen is HOME 643-1108 earthenware dishes. Trellis holidays and vacation. Steady room, 2-car garage, beautiful sale. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. 1529. sewer connections, bulldozing, 649-7441. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Manchester, Connecticut 06040 accepting applications for a work. Call 649-0305. 333 Bidwell St., Real Estate Wanted 28 excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. pattern. Never used. $50. 643- TAG SALE - Neighborhood. Location of Discharge wooded lot. Good financing 7943. part-time salesgirl. Hours are Mancheetar available. Merritt Agency, 646- MANCHESTER - New listing. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- Baby equipment, vacuum, Scitico Road □ EMPLOYMENT MANCHESTER - Verplanck SELLING your home or TWO HANDYMEN want varie COMBINATION aluminum stereo, twin beds, toys, DOG-CAT boarding reser 4-8 weekdays plus weekends, PASTE-UP artist with flexible Call 647-9191 between 9 - 3 1180. Charming 4-room Cape-style ty of jobs for fall. Yards raked, 5114. averaging 20-24 hours per week. School area. Charming 6-room acreage? For prompt friendly storm doors - Size 35 3/4”x64” , household items. October 12 vations. Combined inside/out- 650’ west from Maple Street hours. Start now if experienced p.m. home in mint condition. Wall- limed and fertilized. Attics, 1971 ARTIC CAT - 399cc, new 1 3 Cape, one-car garage, new service, call Louis Dimock 29 5/8”x64” . Also assorted sizes side runs, partitioned privacy, Town of Somers Help Wanted Cali for appointment, 649-4332. with newspaper work. MANCHESTER - Super 6-room to-wall carpet abounds ceilars, cleaned. Light R.E. GOWER Remodeling - Ad track and epgine. Excellent and 13, Saturday, Sunday, 10-5. siding, large lot, quietq u ie t Realty, 649-9823. wooden frame storm windows Rain or shine. 15 Coburn Road germicidal lighting. Canine The First Hartford Realty Corporation proposes to discharge Jobseekers, 568-1070. custom 3-level Split, only 11 throughout. Beamed living trucking. Reasonable. 643-5305. ditions, garages, porches, condition. $4()0 or best offer. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road. FULL-TIME Janitorial SALES PERSONNEL, neighborhood. 7 1/2% mortgage kitchens and formica work, 646-5586 anytime. and screens. 649-9425. (off East Center Street). treated sanitary sewage from a wearehouse. years old, 1 1/2 baths, sliding available. 330,500. Owner agent, room ceiling and spiral stair Manchester, 646-5971. Superintendent needed for experience preferred, apply in RESTAURANT help - male and case add to the true value. ALL CASH for your property repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. The permit application is for one (1) new discharge of 1,400 glass doors from dining area to 649-9804... - - —.. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, ANSWERING SERVICE - all person. The Treasure Shoppe, •••••••••••#•••••••••••••••• gallons per day to the groundwaters in the Town of Somers. apartment buildings. Free MEMCAL TECHNOLOGIST female needed full or part-time patio, garage, professionally Priced at 327,900. Zinsser Agen day and evenings to 9 p.m. Call SIAMESE kittens, reasonable. apartment, good salary. Must Manchester Parkade. nights. Must be over 18. Plea cy, 646-1511. instant service. Hayes Agency, RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 The permit will require that all wastes be treated to meet the landscaped. Excellent location. NEW CUSTOM built homes 646- 0131. 643-6609. Parents on premises. Call 643- be dependable, handy, and Full-time opening available sant working conditions. Meal Upper 30’s. Arrada Realty, 644- 2866 after 4:30. applicable effluent limitations. willing to work at maintenance, WAITRESS - part time, 32. per allowance, good earnings. App within walking distance of Main BIDWELL Home Improvement In our Hemotology Depart 1539. Street. A “super” Cape - two ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful Notice is hereby given that the above discharger has applied for a minor repairs, and lawn care. hour plus tips. Will train, good ly to Manager, Farm Shop, 2892 sweeping view of entire lake, 4- WE WILL buy your house. Call Co. Expert installation of permit to discharge into the waters of the State of Connecticut. steady work. Apply now. ment. raised Ranches and a four anytime, Hutchins Agency, EXTERIOR HOME m Clip Out - Fill in - Mail Today TOY POODLES - Black, six Seeking adult without children. Main Street, Glastonbury. room older home, modern bath, aluminum siding, gutters and weeks old. One male, one The Commissioner of Environmental Protection, acting through Write Box “B” Manchester Jobseekers, 568-1070. Experience In hemotology MANCHESTER - 8-room bedroom Colonial. Act now and Realtors, 649-5324. BEAUTIFICATION trims. Roofing installation and choose your own colors, etc. T. half-acre treed lot, garage, 317,- female. Also two-year old male. the Director, Water Compliance and Hazardous Substances Divi Herald, giving age, experience, necessary. FULL-CHARGE Bookkeeper - Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- Aluminum Siding repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. fireplaced living room, large J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. SELLING your house? Call us SAVE OVER 50% 646-2488 after 6 p.m. sion (hereinafter "the Director” ), is authorized to issue such per previous employment. For more Information, please With experience start 33.50 per 0131. Super Steel Siding TOWN OF MANCHESTER formal dining room, 11/2 baths, first and we’ll make you a cash mits pursuant to Section 25-54i of Chapter 474a, of the Connecticut call the Personnel Depart hour full-time in a Hartford Combination Storm HORACE Tetrault — Siding, - 1 POSITION VACANCY den, kitchen with pantry, gar MANCHESTER - Two offer. One day service. T. J. LONG-HAIRED Kittens - Free General Statutes. AIR FORCE Reserve - Be a ment, 646-1222, ext. 481. suburb, immediately. Windows & Doors roofing, storm windows, aw to good homes. One black, one paid voiunteer. Part-time. No CLERK I Jobseekers, 568-1070. age, treed lot, Bentley School Colonials, both vacant, one i Bolton Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. nings. Quality workmanship, 12 Words - 3 Days • 1 Dollar On the basis of preliminary review by members of his staff, in ac Gutters and Awnings honey-colored, two gray. 649- experience necessary. Call 35,158.92 - 35,568.16 area. Immediate occupancy. seven-room with first-floor free estimates. Fully insured. Claeelflcatlon 41, Miscellaneous For Sale Only cordance with applicable state law, the Director proposes to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 335,900. F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, family room. One eight-room I TREES IMMEDIATE cash for your 0743. Collect, (413 ) 593-5237/5238. Liberal fringe benefits in MANCHESTEB Free Estimates 872-9187, 649-3417. issue a permit to such discharger subject to certain effluent 643-2121. with 4 big bedrooms, w th 339,- I Surround this immaculate 8 property. Let us explain our clude paid vacation; sick leave; MEMOBIAL HOSPITAL Business Opportunity 14 Fully Insured Ads must be mailed only No phone orders limitations and other terms and conditions. These proposed 900. Red Carpet of South Wind |room aluminum sided fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, I puppies. TOOL MAKERS - All-around holidays; pension plan; com 71 Haynes Street ROOFING - Specializing Payment must accompany ad Mother Labrador retriever. determinations are tentative. machinists and Bridgeport COLUMBIA - Lovely old sor. 528-9731. jColonial in prime 647- 1413. STOMBERG & TRUEMAN CO. repairing roofs, new roofs, plete insurance plan. Manchester m One Item only, Include price and phone Ames, 828 Hartford Road, 643- A public hearing will be held on the proposed issuance of such a operators. Top wages, fringe Federal Colonial, three I neighborhood. Four large 633-8583 649-8450 gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Employees’ credit union An Equal Opportunity Employor NEW DUPLEX - Ready for oc- SELL YOUR HOUSE through No refunds for early cancellation por non-commercial users only 4520. permit on October 30, 1974 at 11:00 A.M. at the State Office benefits and overtime. bedrooms, two baths, two I bedrooms, first floor family an d r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a r s available. MOBIL fireplaces, moved onto new cupancy. Selling for 355,555 J. Watson Beach Real Estate Ad may be edited to conform to rules Building, Room 129, Hartford, Connecticut in accordance with Experience preferred, but will I room, walk-out basement. experience. Free estimates. For application and job foundation. Picturesque set with an assumable 340,000 Co. Professional real estate •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE - Two kittens to good Section 22a-5-2, Rules of Practice and Procedures, Department of train right man. Apply at SERVICE STATION I Exceptional landscaping. A Howley, 643-5361. Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. home. Litter box trained. Call Paragon Toot Company, 121 description apply at PART-TIME - 20 hours weekly, ting, priced in low 50s. More mortgage. 5-5 with 1 1/2 baths service for more than 45 years. Painting-Papering 32 Environmental Protection. Interested persons are invited to par light bookkeeping, aggressive in each unit. T. J. Crockett, I lovely home. 351,900. No delay In publication will be permitted. 646-7588. Adams Street. PERSONNEL OFFICE, Lease Opportunity land available. Owner will Manchester office, 647-9139. ROOFING - Installation and ticipate. female. Goodyear Service finance. For details call Lange Realtor, 643-1577. Municipal Building, 41 Center COLLEGE Graduate students repairs, gutters, storm win FREE KITTENS - Call 646- In addition, interested persons wishing to comment upon or Store, Vernon. Call 646-0101. MANCHESTER Agency, 228-9349, 228-3296. I WARREN E. HOWLAND available for exterior and in dows, doors. Experienced Street, Manchester, Connec REMODELED DUPLEX - 3 I^Realtort 643-1108 ^ 0666, object to the issuance of such permits are invited to submit ticut. Oays: 528-9894 terior painting. Six years quality workmanship. Fully in- same in writing to the director at the above address no iater than UPHOLSTERER THREE-FAMILY - in excellent bedrooms each side, spacious □ MISC. SERVICES experience. Fully insured. Free su re d . Free estimala te s . Closinc date for filing is Experienced with quality Evenings: 875-6340 living room and kitchen, cen SIAMESE kittens. $10. Call 643- October 30, 1974. All written comments or objections received condition. Only 337,900. Pasek estimates. Cail our com R easonablele prices. Rick INVITATION Friday, October 15, 1974. material needed to work either Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- tral location, 352,000. Shown by 9264. prior to October 30,1974 will be considered by the Director in his CENTER Chimney Colonial petitors, than call us, 649-7034. Burnett, 646-3005. full or part-time immediately. I An Bqual opportunity employoA 8243. appointment, 10-7. Call 643-47ti Circa 1751 - Southern N.H., 45 Services Ottered 31 formulation of a determination regarding the issuance of the TO BID Jobseekers, 568-1070. or 649-2464. ENGLISH PUG - Female, all subject permit. The Manchester Board of minutes to Boston. Eight large INSIDE - Outside painting, ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, black, 8 months old, loves peo TWO-FAMILY - Large treed rooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage, 20 SHARPENING Service — fe c ia l rates for people over 65. chimneys, gutters. Free es The application, proposed permit, and other terms and con Education seeks bids for S?. lot. Stoves and refrigerators. ple. Call 568-9558, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• acres, 5 working fire^aces. All Saws, knives, axes, shears, Fully insured. Estimates given. timates, fully insured. Days, ditions, comments received, and other information on file with Cultivated Sod for the Bentley Only 334,900, Pasek Realtors, MANCHESTER skazes, rotary btades. Quick situation Wanted 15 antique features intact. 380,000. Cali 649-7863. evenings 529-8056. Paul Livestock 44 the Department of Environmental Protection may be inspected School Playground. Sealed MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. DELUXE RANCH Acre Realty, 21 Roxbury Street, service. Capitol Equipment Cosgrove, 643-5364. proposals will be received until Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and copied in the offices of the Department at the above address, HEY KIDSI WILL BABYSIT - 8 hours daily, Craltsmanship Is evident throughout Keene, N.H., 1-603-352-2778. CEILINGS, inside painting, NAME FOR SALE - Welch pony and at any time between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., MONDAY 3:30 p.m., October 22, 1974 at MANCHESTER - Six-room this Gambolati built home. Large Hours daily 7030-5, Thursday Healing-Plumbing 35 Want to make good money working only a few hours 40 hours weekly in my home. 61 papering, floor sanding- ADDRESS Shetland pony, cart and THROUGH Friday. The proposed permit may be obtained by which time they will be publicly custom built Ranch, fireplace, living room and kitchen, custom ANDOVER - Charming three 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- refinishing (specializing in S h e H e r a lii a week. No limit to how much you can earn. Three New Street. 646-1037, 3-6 p.m. carpeting, garage, west side cabinets. Ilk baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car harness. Call 643-7605 after 5. writing to the Director at the same address. opened. The right is reserved to bedroom Ranch on a private 7958. older floors). John Verfaille, LYNN’S PLUMBING - CLASSIFIED AOVERTISINO CITY nights per week. We train. location, near smool, enclosed garage, expandable lower level. Love acre offers a modern country Repairs, remodeling, new con Please bring the foregoing to the attention of persons you know reject any and all bids. CHILD CARE - Will care for ly quiet area bordering nature 646-5750, 872-2222. STATE Boats-Accessorles 45 orch, excellent condition. 30’s. kitchen, brick fireplace, new who would be interested in this matter. Specifications and bid forms child in my home weekdays in preserve. Immaculate move-in condi struction. Water pumps. P.O. Box 591 layes Corporation, 646-0131. 100 amp electric service, new Aluminum Siding French spoken also. 8'(5-7263. ZIP____ may be secured at the Business Oakland Street area. 646-5096. tion. Call Suzanne or ArUiur Shorts. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Manchester, Conn. 06040 32’ FLY BRIDGE Wheeler - In Robert B. Taylor, Director Call 647-9946 646-3233. water pump, aluminum siding, Office, 45 N. School Street, Kitchen Re-modeling decorating. Interior painting. PHONE good condition, with 283 V-f 185 Water Compliance and Hazardous BEST BUY of the year in real small barn, closets galore and Paper hanging. New Ceilings, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Manchester, Connecticut. WOMAN would like to babysit estate - Income over 37,000. J. WATSON BEACH 00. New Addillone I M lip engine. Just overhauled, Substances Manchester Evening Herald REALTORS • MLS much more. For those in Remodeling. Exterior painting. cleaned with electric cutters, Raymond E. Demers, and do housework five days per Nine-room house, commercial R.E. MILLER, Builder L____ 12 W ords • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. never used. Many extras. Must Department of Environmental Protection week, Vernon area. Cali 875- Maneheittr ONIc* M7-I1SS terested in fine country living. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. by professionals. McKinney sell, for $2,995. Entering Ser September 30, 1974 Business Manager zone, lot 92x201’. Priced at 345,- E q u il fious/ng opporSmlly For sale by owner. No agents, Call 649-1421 Fully insured. For estimate call Bros. Sewer Disposal Com ...... j*?;, Mlsceljanoous For Sale Onljf...... 6381 anytime. 000. 272 Main Street. vice. Call anvtime, 647-9360 or 329,500. 742-9895. 649-9658, pany, 643-5308. 875-5693, t I PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., Oct. 10, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY THANK YOU, NOW LE'S OPEN A WINDOW;,. DON'T VVORRY 1 KNOW I A IN 'T VERY <3000 X RIGHT ON, GRAMP GREW NEV/S, TWIGGS,'ONE OF ONTHISTHINO, Bu t rMTRVIN'.'PERSON- /-'yOUCANSAY r e o Y s ... ALL THOSE CANDLES ARE MY STUDENTS HAG ALREADY ALLY, I WOULDN'T HAVE TH' NERVE TO \ THAT A G A IN / ) 6 / 6 6 A £ / GIVIN’ OFF A LOT WON A BIG WRITING CONTEST' O’ H E A T ./ SMIRK IF I COULDN'T EVEN GET A SIMPLE /VELODY OUT OF A KAZOO/ IT’S A C ROYALTIES WILL MORE THAN SHAME THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE PAY MY EXPENSES! WHO NEVER CAW LEARN TO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT/^------%’S WEEK ONLY! EOUARAtlTH! 6 days for the price of 3 days! -MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD During Newspaper Week, all classified ads ordered for 6 days w ill only be charged for 3 days. Ads === ' = Ill SHE'S EXPECTING HER BABY (7 ? ANY OAY. HER HUSBAND ’ must be placed this week only. Non-Commercial advertisers o n ly . . . I'M SORRY... BUT ELAINE M tA T 'S DIED A FEW MONTHS AGO WON'T JOIN US. THE POOR tVRONQ? ...A N D SHE W ILL PLACE .. GIRL IS VERY UPSET. THE BABY WITH US FOR ADOPTION/ Open daily 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PHONE 643-2711 Sim p l ic it y Saturdays 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon IS FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD S h e H e r a t h GRAMPAW ______10.10, „ J L GREATNESS' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING jo -to CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE WOT'G SO T AND WE'RE NOT m . THAT PHONE GIVESAN IDEA’.., W h il e a t t h e in n ... w e l l :...d id y o u ■ g r e a t a b o u t LEAVING TILL WE NAB MAYBE I'LL DIGEST BREAKFAST MORNING?... THAT CON ARTIST SHAD ~ ' CHECK UP ON THOSE ! b e t t e r a f t e r I CHECK UP ON TWO ODDBALJ, VVE RE STILL \ WHEN HE SHOWS UP OUR ODDBALL HOST! At VAMPIRE \ HERE A S LORO AMERICANS? CASTLE! y V YULE'S COUSIN BENJY BY JIM BERRY Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 a n o t h e r I'IP HKF'rtJtJ TO FAT&O. I IA/A6 KHOWN A-& CRUMMV COMPLETE junk cars 1973 VEGA GT Wagon, 18,000 1971 DATSUN 240Z - New PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER MfPT PAPA P^NJr: ‘KHIOHTOFTVO R^AP' removed free in Manchester, miles, 4-speed, posi-traction, Michelin radials and radial DO YOU KNOW BUM! You WPPF PopH I South Windsor, Vernon and AM radio, immaculate condi snows used one season. 8TO- WHAT THAT IS, Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, tion. 643-7008, after 5, 643-9860. 8633, or 875-7157. PRISCILLA? Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- 7 ^ 4578, 875-6231. 1936 DODGE COUPE, 283 1972 PLYMOUTH gold Duster, Corvette engine, Chevy, run 3-speed, 6-cylinder, radio, $1,- AUTO INSURANCE - Compare ning gear, body in excellent 800 or best offer. Call between our low rates. Young drivers condition. Best offer over $1100. 2-6 p.m., 649-9273. welcome. For quotation call Call 646-0794. Rod Dolin, 646-6(M. TOYOTA 1972, Corolla deluxe STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF WE PAY $10 for complete junk station wagon, automatic Trucks tor Sale 62 cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto transm ission, 28,000 miles, NEED Body, 528-1990. excellent condition. Must be 1966 INTERNATIONAL, 20’ - I F we TELL YOU AUPICULATE! / 0-/0 seen to be appreciated. 649- van, roll up doors. No longer WHAT WE ARE '"V- VOLKSWAGEN - We buy, sell, 5635. needed. $1500. Kage, 91 S m c f JO / ONION RINOG, DOINO Garden Products 4 7 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 repair, rebuild engines, Street. 10-10 CROS'jYOUR eVEi transmissions. Some used 1963 LINCOLN Continental, all AND HOPE TO BLOW VERNON - One-bedroom STAFFORD SPRINGS - Newly BY ART SANSOM LOMBARDO'S - Pick your own parts, window glass installed. power, new brake job, new 1%1 LAND ROVER - Rebuilt, .EXAMS- - quality pole tomatoes - apartments immediately redecorated, one and two- Specials on mufflers, tires and front end parts, new battery, excellent condition. Call 649- available at Town House bedroom apartments, heat and Ellington peppers - fryers, staffers, and brakes. Tim Moriarty, 270 new tires, blown engine. Best 7844. \k)«0 BUILT hots - eggplant. Silver Lane Gardens. This suburban apart hot water included, children un Hartford Road, Manchester, offer. Call between 9-9, 643- ment community of unusual FIREPLACE UNIT near K-Mart. Bring own der 3 accepted. No pets. 643-6217. 5098. 1968 CHEVROLET half-ton architectural design and Available immediately. Securi- Meadowbrook Apartments, baskets. just off of Route 83. New 3%- pickup - Standard transmission, beautiful landscaping features U required. From $140. 1973 BUICK La Sabre - 4-door, V-8 engine with camper cap. room, one-story, house-type 1959 CORVETTE - original, FRESH sweet apple cider and priate entrance, private patio Eastern, 646-8250 or Superinten vinyl hardtop, power, air, low Good condition. 649-4439 after with sliding glass door, wall-to- rebuilt 283, convertible, snow apples. (Macouns, Machin- dent after 5 p.m., 684-2954. corner units in new br[ck and mileage, showroom condition. tires, good condition. 649-3946 5:30. wall carpeting, range, stone garden apartment tosn). Botti’s Fruit Farm, 260 646-0131. after 3 p.m. $1995. OUR USED CAR LOT Bush Hill Road, Manchester. refrigerator, garbag disposal, building. Total electric. 1970 FORD Super Van-radio, 1K)-LA\W? master TV antenna, storage VILLAGER APARTMENTS - Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 Features floor-to-ceiling 1968 TORINO Squire wagon - new tires, 6 cylinder, standard. Antiques and laundry facilities in base 60,000 miles, good condition, 1968 CAPRICE - Vinyl hardtop, NEEDS Call 623-6642 anytime. 48 ment. Total electric. No pets. tiled baths, wall-to-wall living room fireplace, range, carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, refrigerator-, disposal, air- $650. 1957 T-Bird engine for car power steering, power brakes, M ore G ood Cars & TrucKs. For appointment please call mechanically good. 649-6208 WANTED Antique furniture, heat, hot water, patio, full base conditioning, wall-to-wall or boat, rebuilt, never used, 1947 CHEVROLET - one-half glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 872-0528 Monday through $500. Call 649-0381. anytime before 9 p.m. ton rack body truck. Four-speed THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ment. No pets. 649-7620. carpeting. Adults only, no IF YOU PLAN TO other antique items. R. pets. $190 monthly, $190 lease transmission, built-up springs, Harrison, 643-8709. 1966 FORD Galaxy 500, bucket good tires. Runs good. Power » 1I7< >» ■»■>*. TH Xu. UX ht C* security. Reserve now for Oc 1%7 TRIUMPH GT6 - Needs 3 1/2 ROOMS - Immaculate MANCHESTER - Five-room seats, automatic console, BUY SOON . . . ful. 643-2880. WHAT DO WHO SAID Wanted to Buy 49 apartment, second floor, no tober 1-November occupancy. work, best offer. 1964 Chevrolet power steering, power brakes, ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN you MEAN ANYTHING restored Colonial home, heat, van, good condition, paneling, hot water, parking, central. No appliances, close to school. Call James J. Gessay, 875- rebuilt transmission, new SEE US NOW! 1964 CHEVROLET pickup MV c AR is a b o u t WANTED - Wicker furniture, Available immediately. Securi 0134. best offer. 649-2971. brakes. Asking $495. Phone 633- truck - New tires, good brakes. TOU MEAN EVERY' THAT OUR AND------COME- TO THINK...... , rSMOKING?/ YOUR , children, pets. Middle-aged ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- 7345. ONE IN THIS FORMER OF IT, HE WAS A )-^ / HiVUwv.,' TME ENGINE iC A R ?/J any kind. Phone 872-0930. couple preferred. 643-2171 WE GIVE MORE ON GOOD Very good running condition. PLACE HAS /THAT RULER HAI CALLED BY TWO \ / MAVBE WE'RE before 6 p.m. 8250. 1971 1800E VOLVO, rnint condi $550. Call 646-4745, Mr. Hwang. HASN'T BEEN tion, very low mileage, two USB) CARS. A TAIL? NONE! NAMK, THE SAME / ONTO SOME-, INVENTED WAY YOU a r e ! ( THING, ALLEY.' FIVE ROOM duplex, 1 1/2 snow tires. $3700. Call 649-6884. 1964 MERCURY - Four-door MANCHESTER- Five room MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom baths, three bedrooms, stove y ^ / □ RENTALS duplex, private basement, sedan, good transportation, Easy Financing duplex, three bedrooms, coun and refrigerator, walk-out radio, breezeway window, try kitchenn carpeting, appliances, yard. Available im 1967 CHEVROLET - Four-door, Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 ' o basement. No pets. Maximum automatic transmission, V-8, power steering. Call 649-9770. appliances, no pets. $250. mediately. Security required. three children accepted. Two- Rooms for Rent 52 Security required. 646-1559 $160. Eastern, 646-8250. Savings Bank of Manchester HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- car parking. No utilities. $265 repossession. $300. 646-1700. 1957 CHEVROLET - For street MORItlA ^Y BROTHH e r s CTcles, parts and accessories. after 6 p.m. per month. Owner lives on or strip. Completely rebuilt. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur premises. Call 647-1085 between M sKFj L Expert service. Harley- nished rooms, centrally 1973 DATSUN 240Z - Brown Black metallic, tilt nose, BM Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, MANCHESTER - Family-style 4-9 p.m. turbo, 4.88 rear, Crager SS located. Kitchen privileges. 2-bedroom Townhouse, full APARTMENT with beige interior, four-speed, 315 Center Street Hartford. 247-9774. 15,000 miles, one-owner, AM- mags. $5,000 invested, 907o Parking. Reasonable rates. basement. Includes heat, RENTAL OFFICE PLEASANT five-room second- Manchester Phone 649-2358. FM radio, excellent condition. completed. Must be seen. $2,- EXPERT bicycle repairs, all I f ______appliances, carpeting. $240 We have q large variety of floor - Stove, refrigerator, gar 000. 644-9809 after 6. Phone 643-5135 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Best offer. 643-7977. makes, models and speeds. by NtA. Inc., T.M deluxe one and two-bedroom age. Married couple. No pets. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, WANTED - Single woman to Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Security. Call 643-7795. WIN AT BRIDGE help share expenses, own apartments and townhouses Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- MR.ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 1969 PONTIAC GTO, runs good, 2098. bedroom, kitnhen privileges. MANCHESTER - Modern two- throughout Manchester. Ren NEWLY DECORATED three $1000. Good tires, new car Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. bedroom apartments, tal office open daily from 9-5, large rooms - Refrigerator, buretor, new paint, extra parts. 1974 KAWASAKI 100, Won in WLIR TONGUE, I'M NOT carpeting, no pets. Available other times by appointment. stove, utilities. $185 monthly. 646-5993. LARGE, furnished room with The radio contest, only 1 1/2 miles, I LOVE W H A IR ' SO CRAZV ABOUT/ Must rectify the count first The bidding has been: 10 immediately. Security Furnished slightly higher. 647- I LOVe W )R FACE/ complete light housekeeping required. $195. Eastern, 646- $625 negotiable. Call 646-0408 West Nor E ast South DAMATO ENTERPRISES, MC. 1145, 649-6896. PONTIAC, Gran Prix, 1973, low after 6 p.m. Ask for Mike. I LOVE ‘iDUR EVES' privileges. Private entrance 8250, 646-5858. mileage, fully powered, factory Pass 14 240-A New State Ri, Manchester I LOVE VOUR NOSE.' and parking. 649-0358, 643-6266. 34 GROVE STREET, Rockville air, excellent condition. Call P ass 1 N Pass 3+ FIVE-ROOM Duplex - Good 646-1021 OFF SEASON Buy - 1973 Honda After his Stayman three- cashed his ace-king-queen ol P ass 34 Pass 3 f - Four rooms, second floor, heat 646-1316 or 649-8782. CL350. Low mileage. $550. ROOM with kitchen privileges, location, near bus line. Adults and garage. Adults. Security NORTH 10 club bid had produced a spades; entered dummy with P ass 3 N Pass ? centrally located, 14 Arch Telephone 646-1071 after 5 p.m. only, no pets. Security deposit and references. 872-9247. MATADOR 1971 White station 4 J 1052 three-diamond rebid by a high club and cashed the You, South, hold: Street. required. Available October 15. EAST HARTFORD - four 1975 f Q 7 4 3 South, North jumped to six jack of spades. That play wagon, power steering, 6 4A K 8 4 3 ¥A 2 4 Q 4 * K Q 8 7 rooms, stove and refrigerator, 1970 TRIUMPH Bonneville, ♦ 82 Call 647-1037. Homes for Rent 54 cylinder, standard shift, good notrump to deny a four-card squeezed East. He haa to What do you do now? HONEST Non-drinker - share for retired or newlyweds, $145 chopped, runs good. Must be 4 A K S condition. Call 644-1300. major. This bid represented chuck a club or a heart and A —If your partner will unders private home. Full privileges. for first floor, $130 for second seen. Best offer. 649-2971. WEST EAST HARTFORD FURNISHED home from EAST the full strength of his hand either discard gave South the tand that a four notrump call is 643-1960 until 5,289-1909 after 6. floor. No parking, security and 9 8 7 4 3 slam. November to May for middle- 1968 VOLKSWAGEN 4 6 plus a trifle more. With 3-3 not Blackwood, bid it. Otherwise RURNSIDE AVENUE references, 649-9366. HONDA 1972 CBIOO, excellent % f 85 f J 1096 aged couple. Call 649-4160. Squareback wagon - Can be condition, low mileage, $2^. A I breaks in hearts and clubs. pass. LIGHT Housekeeping room for Two and one-half fully fur seen at Hagedorn’s Getty Sta ♦ K Q J 6 ♦ 1 0 953 South could run off with all rent, stove refrigerator and 647-1010 after 6 p.m. You should note that if nished rooms, on bus line, FIRST-FLOOR - Two-bedroom Business tor Rent tion, 230 West Middle Tpke. No WINTHROP 4 8 4 4 J 1097 the tricks. TODAY'S QUESTION linens provided. 801 Main 55 BY DICK CAVALLI South won the first trick the orily ten minutes from down apartment in central location. phone calls, please. SOUTH (D) squeeze could never develop, Instead of bidding three Street, 649-9879. Ideal for older couple or couple RUPP Hustler, 4 h.p. mini town Hartford. Easy access to BUILDING For Rent - 4 A K Q South was not a believer in since East could never be nolrump your partner has bid with one child. $155. 646-8352. bike, Clinton engine, good con WOULD YOU B E L IZ E THAT four clubs ov^ your three hearts. nearby shopping. Wall-to-wall Manchester, Business Zone 2. 1972 PLYMOUTH Satellite dition. $85. Call 643-0698. I WAS ONCE THE AA06T V A K 2 Santa Claus and wanted to forced to throw either a heart MANCHESTER - Large, clean, Sebring, brown, white top, ♦ A 74 or a club. What do you do now? furnished rooms. Maid service. carpeting, panelling, garbage Approximately 500’ square. FEARED KID IN TtOWN?/ give himself the best possible MANCHESTER - Available im Good location and parking. $95 automatic, fully equipped, $2695 4 Q 6 3 2 Call 649-1813. IDEAL FOR Christmas - New play for 12 tricks. He could INEWSF'AI’EH ENTEHPRISE ASSN I Answer Tomorrow disposal. $170 per month. Heat mediately, modern 3-bedroom per month. 646-1960. or best offer. HeMssession, and hot water included. apartment, carpeting, girl’s 24” bicycle, banana seat, Both vulnerable count 11 winners and decided Savings Bank of Manchester, high-rise handlebars. $40. 649- to develop a squeeze in case FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, Security and lease required. appliances, parking, storage, 646-1700. “MONEY SAVERS" W est N orth East South 122 EAST CENTER Street - 7343 evenings. either opponent had both red Answer to Previous Puzzle $22. per week. Centrally Please c a ll ___ lease and security required. No 2 N.T, located. 146 Center Street. Single office for rent. $90 suits stopped. dogs. Call after 6, 649-7289. monthly includes everything - 1967 BUICK Electra sport P ass 3 * Pass 36 L e: T T S A R A d Please call 6r9-0013. 528*1396 after 6 p.m. Campers-Trallers Nebraska A L L O parking. 646-1180. coupe, Midas exhaust system, Vj P ass 6 N.T. Pass Pass E s V A K S MANCHESTER - Centrally Mobile Homes 65 He ducked the first trick. S E N A L s E ft A new battery, mounted snows. P ass H e: PLEASANT furnished room for This maneuver is known as ■ p C o S E 1. K MANCHESTER - One-bedroom located 3-room apartment on OFFICES - One 800 square feet $550 firm. 647-9778 evenings, ACROSS S H o p E T £ wbrking gentleman. Call 643- LIVING CAN be easy. 12’ wide, Opening lead- K 6 rectifying the count. South 1 Capital of 4 Company (ab.) M o o apartment. Available im second floor, $145 per month in Manchester State Bank weekends. T R E & E L. 9353'or inquire at 4 Pearl Street. 3-bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, very still had nis 11 sure winners. Nebraska 5 Bullring cheer N 5 1 A N A R A G O N mediately. Security required. plus security deposit. Building. 'Another completely 1 0 -1 0 References. 643-1570. clean. Ready to live in. Just 53,- He was trying for 12. 8 Site of 6 Striplings y T E R FI F 7k O L 1 ROOMMATE wanted to share $150, heat included. Eastern, furnishM, 400 square feet, at 1965 MGB - New top and tires. 995.14’ wide on display. Trades PICK. Creighton 7 Arboreal u N 5 1 D S T E 646-8250. 244 Main Street. T. J. Crockett, Needs clutch and engine work. CAUN-U By Oswald & James Jacoby university homes H E U P R 1 S E furnished apartm ent. Own welcome. Parts, supplies and • 1174 ly NH. tae.. T.H. Rn. UJ. hi OR. After that start it was nil O D A p 1 T E ■ A D o THREE ROOM apartm ent, Realtor, 643-1577. $100. 649-7360 after 5. Skyhowk Hatchback Coupe 13 Small spaces 8 Speaker room, nice and clean. Student centrally located, second floor, accessories. Plaza Homes over for the defense. South 9 Males s E R K P E & R O H X N SHORT RIBS 14 Repulse e: N L S H 1 VERNON - Willow Brook BY FRANK O’NEAL 10 Bee genus G 1 D R N 1C welcome. Catl 646-4745, Mr. stove and refrigerator, utilities “Quality homes sensibly won the second diamond 15 Born O T T o S T £ E Hwang. Apartments, one and two priced.” 1348 Wilbur Cross 16 Editors (ah.) 11 Biblical name bedrooms. From $180. Includes not included. $125. 646-0418. OFFICE SPACE 1973 FORD Gran Torino - With "whereIs i w saaaurai S /U tm /t/j FFffgRe / I'M RIC5HT HERE air, power steering, power Highway, Berlin Turnpike, 17 Infirm 12 Fish sauce 31 Defile 49 Fillip heat, hot water, appliances, WHO challenged m e ?’ /tffs V oa - HODRABLE KNIGHT/ 19 Hankered Apartments For Rent 53 FOR RENT brakes, 4-door, vinyl roof. Berlin, Connecticut, 828-0369. 18 Whirlpool 32 Irish stream 51 Classify carpet, air-conditioning, pool, FOUR-ROOM unfurnished STAR G A Z E R * ' 20 Let it stand 21 Exalt 33 Droops 53 Mortgage apartment with sunporch. Call 250 square feet, center of $2400. 649-2287. J (print) 24 Fourth 35 Compound 54 Ice mass WE HAVE customers waiting tennis court, picnic area. No -By CLAY R POLLAN- pets. Security required. 875-4828 after 3 p.m. Manchester, air-conditioning LIIRA 22'Thus (Latin) Arabian caliph ether 55 Gaelic for the rental of your apartment and parking. Call: 643-9551. 1964 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass - MAS. II Vojr Doily Activity Guide 23 Babylonian 26 Cultivated land 36 Street (ab.) 57 Son of Gad Superintendant, 872-4400. HAGLER REAL ESTATE According to the Stan. in Nebraska or home. J.D. Real Estate TWO BEDROOM luxury Parts. Rebuilt transmission, --‘^ auL It deity 40 Route (ab.) (Bib.) To cJevelop message for Frid oy, 25 Aperture 27 One in debt 42 Approached 59 Obstruct Associates, Inc. 646-1980. townhouse - located in Highland entire block except pistons. Cali MOBILE HOME - g o o d V^20-2l-29-44| 5 3 3 -3 9 -5 8 ^ THREE ROOMS - First floor, read words corresponding to numbers 27 Bonelike 28 Withered 45 Pauses 63 Symbol for Park section of Manchester. Tom after 5, 649-7704. condition, 10x50. Asking $1,- 5V47-72-73 61*6447 with heat and appliances, no of your Zodiac birth sign. 30 Gets up 29 Capuchin 47 Light fog calcium LOOKING for anything in real Wooded and private. For infor M fsc. tor Rent 58 ^ TAUItUS SCOXPIO monkeys 48 Poker stake pets, one months security leSabre Hardtop Coupe 500. I Uncertain 31 Home 61 On 34 Most tired estate rental — apartments, mation call 646-1616 or 649-5295. CHEVROLET 1963 Belaire, ocr. 37 Girl's name homes, multiple dwellings, no required. Available November LOT — 80x150, Sherwood 2 Changes 32 lmprovement$62 A 1 2 3 4 5“ r 7 3” v w IT IT 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur STORAGE ONLY - two rooms, new master cylinder, brakes, I ^ MAT ZO 3 Efforts 33 Rely 63 Lead nor. 38 Ireland fees. Call R.D. Real Estate Forest, Mass. Good location. 1-56-60-63 4 Energy 34 Finondes 64 Other 39 Of full value days 6-8, 28 Church Street. MANCHESTER - Oakland second floor for rent. Call 646- universal, mounts, radials. i 9-28.3I,< 13 14 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 6072. Complete owner’s record. $75. Asking $1,350. 1-77-79-80 5 Don't 35 Spent 65 Juvenile 41 Take umbrage Street, 5 rooms, second floor, A NEW CONCEPT m 6 Toword 36 Be 66 Fun : 1-45-53 v»;- 649-6409. GIMINI 43 Stories 1$ |l£ 1? MANCHESTER - Four room gas/gas. Call 568-8569 after 5 643-6624 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 7 1s 37 On 67 People kAGITTAItlUS 44 Forest EAST HARTFORD ■ 6 room, ^Mxr zi 8 Improving 38 Desired 68 But nor. Duplex, two bedrooms, 1 1/2 p.m. 9 Moves 39 Too 69 Improvemeni creature II second floor, $235., with heat 1969 MUSTANG - Six cylinders, 20 46 For example baths, yard, garage, near ECONOMY ^WHAT THE^ YOU GOT M 'Y' IT'S ^ A FROM THE BANGKOK 10 Welt 40 Turned 70 Don't Die. ~ I 4- 7-10-35 (Li 29 and hot water, security and □ AUTOMOTIVE standard. Good condition. Call THEIR LOSS can be your gain. MECK YOU 11 Deloyed 4) A 71 Where 57-59-66-68^ (ab.) schools and shopping, $200 AIR/VIAIL WALLV COMIC ) P O S T . X THOUGHT YOU /37-41-74 12 Excellent references. After r weekdays, 649-4317 between ^ and 6 p.m. Repossession, bank says sell. 42 Pockoge 72 Looms 70-76-85-661 47 Feast day monthly, no utilities. Security. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a BUILDIN& p a c k a g e f r o m FOlZ PAGE?/ AAIGHT LIKE TO SHOW 13 Aspects 43 To 73 Aheod 5 T 5 T 36 31 3 i 528-7311. Just 8 mqnths old, beautiful CANCm (comb, form) Call 643-0108 after 5 p.m. Autos For Sale 61 BANGKOK, b u z ! YOU, Y O U R DAD THE POWER 14 Moil 44 Of 74 Hobby CArxicoitN 50 European river 1965 BUICK Gran Sport, DRIVING! fj^KJUNl 21 15 Be 45 Well 75 Brirrg Die. 22 34 37 PRESIDENTIAL mobile home, save over $2,000. KELLY. 56 Internal NICE THREE-room furnished excellent condition mechanical Can be seen by appointment. OF A COMIC STRIP, 22 16 Motters 46 Could 76 Go MANCHESTER - Four rooms, NEED CAR? Credit bad? ★ DRIVE ONE TODAY ★ KELLY. 17 Mociern' 47 Life 77 You jA n. It 58 Weep 38 apartment, near hospital, VILLAGE APTS. ly. New paint. $450 or best Call 828-0360, Broker. 60 Noun suffix wall-to-wall carpeting, Banknyit? Repossessed? IMMEDIATE DELIVERY MOST MODELS j\22-25-27-52 !8 0 r 48 To 78 Hobbies M6-19-36/0 offer. Call 646-8214. Can be N V 54-62-65 19 Con 49 Any 79 Are 40-48-81-82V& 61 Fixed look 41 adults only. No pets. $200. appliances, utilities, $185 MANCHESTER Honest Douglas accepts lowest 20 The Security deposit required. Call seen, 78 School Street. TRUCK CAMPER 10 1/2’, gas LIO 50 Should 80 insufficient AQUARIUS 62 Investigators monthly. November 1st oc down, smallest payments. 21 Sunnier 51 Let 81 Your 64 Lukewarm 44 45 H i t 643-9678. refrigerator, stove, oven, toilet, 22 You JAn. 20 cupancy. 528-9081, 633-3006. One and two bedrooms. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 52 Provoked 82 Advonloge 65 peculiar 1969 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner - jacks, good condition, $950. 649- < ^ ..AUa. 22 23 Don't 53 Fovored 83 Creotive fli. II 47 48 49 $2 53 5 T ST" 24 For 54 By SIX-ROOM Duplex - Three Near schools, churches Good condition, needs tires. 3409. 0 \ 1 1-14-18-38 84 Endeovors ■ FOUR-ROOM Apartment - Im- S & S BUICK 25 Could 55 Arrive 85 Too 12-13-24.3 DOWN and shopping center, on TOYOTA - See us for reliable $900. 643-1655 after 3 p.m. S/42-50-55 U u H large bedrooms, modern rnaculate, all conveniences. used Toyotas with our 60-day **New England's Fastest Growing Bulek-Opet Dealer" 26 Cling 56 Others 86 For 69-78-83 84V 1 County in kitchen, stove, new Rent very reasonable. Quiet, bus line. Call anytime. TRAVEL TRAILER 1967 VIRGO 27 Be 57 Pretending 87 Outmoded HSCES neighboring 41 62 100% warranty. We also buy 81 ADAMS ST„ MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 28 And 58 Heovily 08 Methods 1968 PONTIAC Tempest - One- Pathfinder, self-contained, --S'" I I I It Kansas refrigerator, aluminum siding middle-aged working woman Exit 93 on I-8S a Rout* IS, N*xl lo Agwiy, On* Block from Citdor**) 29 Side 59 Is 89 Eventual 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, owner car, 4-door, power 2 Angered S4 66 and garage. $260. Security preferred. Write Box “ G” stove, heater, toilet, i S ’,; 30 Personolily 6 0 Toke 90 Relief MAS. 345 Center Street, Manchester, steering, radio Asking $750. Call Ju*t I Mlnut** from Downtown HirtlordI V 3 Require required. 649-3050. Manchester Herald. refrigerator. Call after 6, 64fr ,15-17-23.26 3- 6- 8-347t ?i 646-4321.. 643-9895. 5830. '43-49-87 (^^Gooil Adverse E 46-75-89-90V* INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I f • p a g e TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 10. 1974 ROCKVILLE I ■ T w T r • Laws Criticism Backed I 2 3 HOSPITAL NOTES < 5 s ; a 9 10 II 12 13 14 IS IS i; II 19 20 21 22 23 24 By Charter Commission 2S 26 22 2» 29 30 ALMANAC iHattrl|e0ter lEuemng Meralb : Admitted Wednesday: McKean, Old Stone Rd., Ver BOLTON Laws’ letter was followed by A citizen attending non; Mary Scherwitzky, Wednesday night’s meeting, Margaret Arnold, Woodland St., DONNA HOLLAND a statement from Town Counsel Tolland; Linda Diaz, W. Main Prospect St., Rockville; Mary Marshall Taylor that Laws and Virginia Butterfield, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 10 Manchester A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -e ig h t p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s Bolton’s Charter Commission PRICEf FII«rEEN c e n t s St., Rockville; Karen Dumeer, Skewes, Chestnut St., other commission members challenged Laws’ right to sub United Press International Wednesday night issued a state-' In 1911, Chinese revolutionaries Mt. Spring Rd., Vernon; John Manchester; Mrs. Candace owed selectmen an apology. mit the commission’s report to ment supporting actions of overthrew the Manchu Dynasty. Gessay Jr., Snipsic St., Starr and daughter, Enfield. Taylor said selectmen had selectmen before the commis Today is Thursday, Oct. 10, the 283rd its chairman and criticizing the day of 1974 with 82 to follow. In 1963 a dam burst in northern Italy, Rockville; Thomas Havens, reviewed the proposed charter sion conducts a public hearing. drowning an estimated 3,000 persons. In Machine Gun Mishap Births Wednesday: A son to Board of Selectmen for a delay The moon is between its last quarter and Enfield; Janet Lafforthun, and were not obligated to com Mrs. Butterfield pointed out In 1973, Vice President Spiro Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Richard Della in commenting on the proposed new phase. RFD 1, Tolland; Deborah ment on it until the commission that if a hearing wasn’t held by resigned under an agreement with the Penna, South St., Rockville; a charter. Nov. 5 the commission would The. morning stars are Venus and Hesse, Stein Rd., Ellington; conducted a public hearing. Justice Department to plead no contest to son to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas; At the same time, the com Saturn. Carolyn Nelson, Vernon Garden Laws said Wednesday night automatically be dissolved. income tax evasion charges. He was fined Apts., Vernon; Manuel Simons, Stafford Springs. mission was criticized for he felt he owes no one an The Charter Commission was The evening stars are Mercury, Mars failure to conduct a $10,000 and put on three years’ probation. Oliviera, Tolland Ave., apology. appointed by selectmen Nov. 5, and Jupiter. Kissinger Narrowly public hearing on its proposals, Rockville; Wayne Pisciotta, “I wrote a letter to the 1973, and Connecticut’s Home ’Those born on this date are under the and a public hearing was Stafford Springs; Beatrice and selectmen as a shock treatment Rule Law specifies that charter sign of Libra. sheduled Oct. 22 at 8 p.m. at the Gustave Schlichting, Broad and it got results,” he said, commissions must complete American actress Helen Hayes was bom A thought for the day: American writer town hall. Brook; Henry Warfield, Broad explaining, “ We finally their assignments within one Oct. 10, 1900. and philosopher Henry David Thoreau Mrs. Jean Low Dies The Charter Commission Brook; Carol Warner, Enfield; received their comments.” year or be dissolved. On this day in history: said, “Go where we will on the surface of HARTFORD (UPI) - Mrs. prepared its statement support Sum Yuen, New York, N.Y. The commission’s statement Before a charter commission In 1845, the U.S. Naval Academy was things, men have been there before us.” Jean S. Low, manager of the ing Chairman Harold Laws’ submits its report, the law formally opened at Ft. Severn, Annapolis, Escapes Injury issued Wednesday night said: Discharged Wednesday: Hartford Symphony Orchestra actions in a lengthy session “The members of the Charter states, it must hold at least one Md. since 1970, died Wednesday in Wednesday night. Gregory Berger, Highland Commission express their con public hearing. Hartford Hospital. She was 53. DAMASCUS (UPI) — Secretary of State He was wounded in the right arm and Ave., Rockville; C. Perry Laws’ actions involved a fidence in Chairman Laws and The Charter Commission Newsmen aboard the plane believed at A spokesman for the symphony Henry A. Kissinger narrowly escaped in bullets grazed his forehead. Chilberg, Reed St., Rockville; letter sent to selectmen overwhelmingly approve of his spent little time discussing least two shots were discharged in the ac said the season’s opening per jury today when an Israeli-made Uzi Bothe was treated aboard the plane. David Connor, RFD 2, charging that creation of the action. They also appreciate the selectmen’s comments cident. machine gun fell from a rack inside his Departure was delayed 30 minutes while Rockville, Patricia Fournier, formance of the orhestra Charter Commission was a comments of the selectmen and Wednesday night, and Read Herald Advertisements Kissinger told newsmen later: "I Wednesday night at Bushnell political move and selectmen plane and discharged shots that wounded a agents checked the aircraft. They found learned about the accident only one Cook Rd., Tolland; Mary S. town counsel on the proposed scheduled a review session next Secret Service agent. Griswold, Highridge Rd., Memorial Hall, featuring apparently had no intention of Tuesday. one small bullet hole in the ceiling and minute before I was taken back to my charter and will give them Kissinger was only 20 feet away \yhen fixed it. Rockville; Grace 111, Franklin pianist Van Cliburn, was held. acting on the matter. cabin. 'They pulled all the shades in my serious consideration. The com the incident occurred as his plane was Kissinger later came back to check per Park, Rockville; Charles Laws said he drew those con mission deplores the delay in cabin shut, because at first they thought it clusions from what he called taxiing for jakeoff from Cairo to sonally on the condition of Bothe, who is might have come from the outside. It is receiving the comments. The Damascus. He was not hurt, but was his senior security guard. He told him: the selectmen’s unnecessary charter was submitted to the certain now it came from the inside of the rushed to his forward cabin by agents. “You are lucky.” plane.” delay in commenting on com selectmen and town counsel for mission proposals. He said the their comments on July 28. We Agent Grazed by Bullet Able to Continue Trip A U.S. Embassy security official in deiays precluded completion of asked to have the comments The Secret Service agent, Walter Bothe, Bothe was able to continue the trip to Cairo describing the incident had told charter work and selectmen returned by Aug. 15. The com yO U R S Ijiyi a fell to the floor in the galley of the plane. Damascus and told newsmen he hoped to newsmen originally that an American PINEHURST hdd effectively executed a ments were returned Oct. 8.” stay with the party for the remainder of security agent accidentally shot himself. 302 MAIN ST. pocket veto. the Middle East tour. Labor Party Wins Bothe was permitted to speak to his Goes On to Damascus Narrow Mandate family in Arlington,, Va., over the plane’s Kissinger took off half an hour behind Change Unlikely radio to assure theni he was only slightly schedule for talks in Damascus with LONDON (UPI) — Prime Minister hurt. Syrian officials about the future direction OPEN SUNDAY Harold Wilson’s Labor party, promising to “You are all lucky,” Kissinger told of Middle East peace negotiations. In Band Policy use tough Socialist measures to deal with newsmen aboard the plane. The secretary of state said he was en Bridge Construction on Schedule Britain’s economic crisis, today won a The submachine gun is a rapid-fire couraged by his talks with Egyptian Manchester’s Board of Direc that the hierarchy at the school ^ e c i a l M t/ M , new general election mandate, but only by weapon that security officials said they keep on hand in case large crowds get out (See Page Fourteen) 8 AM to 2 PM tors was told Tuesday night it wouldn’t permit them to go out The new $60,000 structure at the concrete units on footings poured late a hairsbreadth margin. bridge St. is still scheduled to re-open of control. should consider allowing the and play,” Morgester said. Bigelow Brook on Woodbridge St. is last month. The box culvert structure Political commentators said all in Manchester School Supt. in mid-November. The old culvert dications were that the Labor party’s high school band to perform at taking shape. This week, work is on schedule. Town Engineer commercial functions, but it James Kennedy said an un was washed out by torrential rains overall majority in the new parliament progressed to installation of pre-cast Walter Senkow reports, and Wood- appears school policy written, eight-year-old high * July 5. (Herald photo by Dunn) would be by three to five seats out of the THURS. & FRI. till 9 prohibiting such ventures isn’t school policy, based on 1.19 635-member congress. likely to change. guidelines of the state Music After three hours of sleep, Wilson flew Bandleader Ken Morgester Educators Association, back to London from the Liverpool suburb Executive Session Issue SAT. till 6 PM Tuesday night advocated a new prohibits school musical group of Huy ton where he won re-election. He policy which would allow the participation in commerciai or has represented the district in parliament Labeled Grandstand Play Manchester High Schooi band political enterprises. Campaign Reform Bill for more than 24 years. WHOLE PORK LOINS to play for profit because stu Kennedy noted that the policy Aides said Wilson will rest during the CUT TO ORDER dent musicians need more grew out of a number of in weekend and start forming his new ad Charges that executive sessions of Thompson and Prignano claimed that 12 to 14 Lb. Avg. exposure and the band could cidents severai years ago which ministration Monday. Manchester’s Board of Directors are im Gallagher and Zinsser were simply always use financial assistance. prompted complaints to. the “I would have liked to have seen better proper and probably illegal were termed seeking publicity by their opposition to Morgester told directors that school board. Sent to the President results,” Wilson said as he stepped aboard pure political grandstanding and in poor executive sessions. Because it’s an old policy it TULIP RULRS his plane. “ But I remain optimistic.” taste by two Democratic directors today. “It’s the same old story,” the two high school administration had CROCUS RULRS a s s o r t e should be re-examined, Extra Larga ■ 25 tor Only , The Democrats, Mayor John Thompson Democrats said, “of political expediency *1.18 recently denied a request from DAFFODILS' , A/ao; Hyacinth, Madonna, Llllat King’s Department Store, Kennedy admitted, adding, ONLv10*a4Kll Scllltia, Dutch lrt9, etc. and Deputy Mayor Pascal Prignano, said giving way to a rational review of the •1.59 ONLY 15‘ aach WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress has We Have Old Fashioned Dried Reef which sought a band perfor however, that the policy government would match that and every 000; a Senate candidate $35,000, and a charges by Republican directors Hillery issue. PANSY SPECIAL passed a far-reaching campaign reform donation of $250 or less. House candidate $25,000. NEWS Gallagher and Carl Zinsser were “pure “Our entire Board of Directors would Sliced to Order mance in conjunction with the probably wouldn’t change Plm tlM much. HANGINB POTS, reg. $9.95, Indorrs or Out bill and sent it to President Ford. political grandstanding and in poor taste welcome a reasoned argument from store’s anniversary celebra For color this fall, and naxt sumnier; _ Thu Week*. Special. The most revolutionary chahges under Conventions Financed Incumbents Favored? CAPSULES “There have to be some all coloril Extra Large Size NOW ONLY 88.48 OREENFIELO UW N FOOD when Gallagher is seeking elective of anyone on the subject of executive STANLEY'S NUTMEG tion. King’s was willing to JEN N in J-16 ORIVEWAT SEALER the measure passed by a 364-24 voje in the The federal fund would also provide $2 The third and possibly most contoversial lim its,’’ Kennedy said SO plants, tnij $1.89 10,000 sq.ft...... * 9 , 9 5 fice.’’ sessions," they said, “but apparently we donate $200 to the band fund, Pratarva Your DrNaway ORTHO OROW UW N FOOO House of Representatives Thursday would million to finance the GOP and change would place spending ceilings on Thursday, “because there are Wo Faatura Tha FInaxI In 8 ganora 88 JO Want [Nixon Testimony Gallagher, who is running for judge of will not be satisfied during an election KIELBASA Morgester said. UNDSCAPE MATERIALS Covers 12,000 sq. ft. be in the financing of political campaigns Democratic national conventions, now Senate and House candidates. This provi real pitfalls with involvement Gyptum, Lima A Grandular Lim . Peg. $10.95 _ _ probate, said Thursday the town charter campaign.” Servo with our Importod Gorman Wine Sauerkraut “I was quite disappointed • Cotonntar Special 3 ft. high for federal office, especially the 1976 primarily funded by advertisements in sion has led to charges the bill favors in NEW YORK (UPI) - The Louis Harris NOW O N LY ...... * 9 . 9 5 prohibits closed meetings of the Board of Thompson and Prignano said they were in commercial functions.” • iapioesa Holy • Japanata laari FORSTTHIA 13.39 (3 (gr 99 091 presidential campaign. program books. cumbents because it takes huge spending poll has found that a majority of • taipan h u r iar d -h a u UWN Directors and that a Tuesday night satisfied with Moses’ verbal ruling • Ei4 b li and SPECIU ON Md PUNT FOOD Under current practices, candidates A second major change is intended to to knock off an office-holder. Americans surveyed believe former Aaaifcan IMy • Miadadandfan NAROT PERENNIALS executive session was apparently illegal. Tuesday night. The Democrats said they’ll • Mnaiada For flowers, vegetables, raise privately ail the money they can and get the "fat cat” contributor out of the The bill allows Senate candidates to President Richard Nixon should be asked •Mud. Kie 20 p itn tt...... 31.39 shrubs; feed them now - Zinsser said Thursday he’ll ask for a continue their policy of open and respon • dialaai spend ail they get. political scene. spend 8 cents times the voting-age popula about the Watergate cover-up even if he is McInto sh a p p l e s • Stiada and Hounmem, ncusi mises, tMuiiii the test time ^ writte opinion from town counsel on the sive government. Fhaerind Trata • HLUaral pw CNMinis, swtn rnuuits, rrt At present, there are no limits to the tion or $100,00 in the primary and 12 cents too ill to travel to Washington for the trial • Flomtini SaiAa ...... * Spending Limit 3 lb . Bag • Groiaid Cavar 4.88 amount an individual can give a candidate. times the voting-age population or $150,000 of his former aides. issue. Asst. Town Counsel Victor Moses VicKS But the campaign reform bill would said preliminary reading of the charter FOR LOWEST Chicago financier W. Clement Stone said in the general election. An additional 20 The survey also said a majority believes 49< allow the Democratic and Republican Tuesday night convinced him executive FORMUU he contributed $2.1 million to the re- per cent could be used for fund raising. the cover-up trial should go ahead despite FHD TOUR UWNI presidential candidates to receive no more election of former President Nixon. sessions are allowed. I For Freezer Hinds, Chucks, Legs, Loins...Call Frank Toros,! - PRICES NOWS THE REST TIME than $20 million each and spend no more to As an example of the difference the bill the pardon granted Nixon by President 44 Under the bill,, an individual contributor Ford. Thompson and Prignano said today, 1643-4151. Come to Pinehurst for SWORD FISH, F IL L E T sI (jdoodliXiuL GARDENS Save on Scoff Products get elected — wiping out the traditional would make. Sen. George S. McGovern, D- mktuhe would be limited to donating $25„000 to all “Gallagher is simply seeking publicity to I BLOCK ISLAND BLUE FISH and FRESH OYSTERS. COUGH Also: GraanllsId, Ortho,] S.D., has already spent $1.3 million to win BRAND NAMES Hubbard-Hall and GOP advantage of bigger war chests. candidates in a single year and no more Tornado Hits Village advance his own political aspiriations. INSIDE re-election. Let Us Help You WlHi Your Lawn and Plant Problems Mllorganita Similarly, candidates seeking their par than $3,000 to one candidate— $1,000 in the CANONCITO, N.M. (UPI) - A rare “If Gallagher and Zinsser are sincere SHOP ty nomination in the primaries could If the bill were in effect, McGovern SEE LEON, PHIL or JOHN primaries, $1,000 in a runoff, and $1,000 in autumn tornado cut a 200-yard swath about their concerns they would, at the TODAY PINEHURST GROCERY INC. spend no more than $12 million, and $2 would be limited to a maximum of $340,- the general election. through a small Indian village Thursday, very least, prepare a justification of their 302 Main St., Manchestof, Conn. J 6 8 W O O D L A N D ST., M A N C H EST ER million of that must be used solely for fund 000, and $40,000 of that would have to come M 3 - 8 4 7 4 killing an infant girl, demolishing house opposition to an executive session for our raising. from national and state committee spend town counsel to consider,” Prignano said. Contributions Limited trailers and unroofing houses. Eight per Gardening with Atwood____Page 12 ARTHUR DRUG Candidates Have Option ing on his behalf. Gallagher and Zinsser were the only op Organizations and groups could give up sons were injured. Old Codger ...... Page 3 Presidential candidates in the general ponents when directors voted 6r2 Tuesday to $5,000 each in the primary, runoff, and Bookmobile...... Page 2 election may either raise their $20 million night to exclude the press and public from general election to a candidate although discussion about police investigations in High School World...... Page 20 from small contributions or by taking the there is no lid on what they can contribute $20 million from the Treasury, which is volving vandalism at Case Mountain. Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7 to the national and state party com After the board vote to close the )9i expected to have a $76 million kitty by mittees. Inflation Rate MCC hooters w in ...... Page 16 1976, made up from the $1 checkoff on in meeting, Gallagher and Zinsser walked But the bill would check these pass out in protest. Zanlungo N.E. bass champ . Page 16 come tax returns. There can be no mix. through gifts. The national committee for Up to $5 million in taxpayer funds would Thompson said today the Democratic East runners lose ...:...... Page 17 example, could spend no more than about majority on the board has conducted also be available for primary candidates. $3 million on behalf of a presidential can Schoolboy football ...... Page 17 A contender would first have to raise Drop Forecast executive sessions only twice in three didate. years. The first session was to review per $100,000 with $5,,000 from each of 20 Nor are candidates themselves exempt In Saturday's Herald states. formance of the town manager, Thompson from contribution strictures. A presiden Once the first $100, 000 is raised, the WASHINGTON (UPI) - President saying Ford favors decontrol of domestic said, and the second was a report from tial candidate can give himself only $50,- Ford’s chief economist says the country oil prices. Police Chief James Reardon Tuesday National Newspaper Week can look for the rate of inflation — now 12 “The President feels that oil should be night. per cent — to decline 2 or 3 percentage sold on a free market basis,” the state points by springtime. ment said. SAVE MONEY NOW! Alan Greenspan, chairman of Ford’s The White House said decontrol would Little Farm Likely Site Council of Economic Advisers, raise the price of a gallon of gasoline by Mills Gives Version This week only, you can place a classified volunteered that figure when asked to only 5 cents. But Senate Interior Com {FREEDOM’S . supply a number for the President’s mittee economists estimated the impact For Housing for Elderly Tuesday prediction of “a meaningful as a 12 to 15 cent per gallon increase. Of Party Incident iGUARAfiTEE! reduction” in the rate of inflation by early Controlled oil — 60 per cent of domestic 1975. In June, however, MHA members ad production — can sell for only $5.25 a NEWSPAPER WEEK 197U By DOUG BEVINS Meantime, much of the economic news WASHINGTON (UPI) - Rep. Wilbur election. Mills' fight for re-election is one mitted that the cost of the Little property barrel. The remaining 40 per cent of oil — OCTOBER 6 1 2 pointed toward higher — not lower — Mills, D-Ark., sent word to Congress today of the toughest of his career. — estimated at more than $200,000 — was from wells opened since 1972 — sells for Members of the Manchester Housing prices. that he was ill and would not be able to price much too high. The MHA has only a $640,- about $10.75 a barrel. days! Authority (MHA) won’t admit they’re con On the political front. Ford’s program make his first public appearance since a While in seclusion Thursday, his office The Agriculture Department said the centrating their efforts on any one site for 000 state grant to work with, and just $25,- issued a three-page statement in which early frost would yield a corn crop 16 per came under continued attack. woman jumped out of his car Monday into a propos^ 40-unit elderly housing project, 000 of that figure is allocated to site Mills apologized for the "discomfort'' he cent below last year’s — pointing to still Surtax Opposed the backwater of the Potomac River. but there are indications a site has been acquisition. had caused his friends, and apologized to higher meat prices in 1975 and 1976. The Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., of “The whole family came down with the selected. his family, especially his wife Polly, The MHA may have more funds to work soybean crop was disappointing too. the House Ways and Means Committee an bug his grandson had yesterday,” Mills’ The MHA has filed application with the whom he said could not be along and now with, though. This year’s town budget in The Labor Department said wholesale nounced his opposition to Ford’s proposed administrative assistant Eugene Goss told Call Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 12 noon. town’s Zoning Board of Appeals for a “is blaming herself for not accompanying cludes a $50,000 item for elderly housing, prices, which recently had been rising at 5 per cent surtax on middle and upper- reporters awaiting Mills’ arrival. zoning variance to allow construction of 40 us that night even with her broken foot." and MHA Chairman Pascal Mastrangelo an annual rate of 35 per cent, had virtually income taxpayers and on corporations. In a statement issued Thursday, Mills units of municipal housing on a five-acre said the MHA hopes to receive some of the Piece as many ads as you wish, whenever you wish, but aii ads for this leveled off in September. The rise The surtax “would be a cruel burden im said he was “ embarrassed and The statement said the original denial Residence AA Zone tract at 195 Spencer money expected to be given Manchester humiliated” by the Monday incident in St. reported Thursday was one-tenth of 1 per posed on working people that cannot have came because of a misunderstanding. under recently enacted federal legislation cent. any significant impact in the fight to con which Park Police stopped his car. The A zoning variance is required because of Mills said he had told Goss press reports (the Better Communities Act). Dropoff Temporary trol inflation today,” Mills said. police said he and his companions were in speciai must be piaced this week! Non-commerciai advertisers oniy. the high density of housing proposed in the Mastrpgelo said the MHA has been of the incident were inaccurate, and Goss But Arthur F. Burns, chairman of the He said a surtax was ineffective against toxicated and Mills had scratches on his interpreted that to mean that Mills was state-funded MHA project, according to negotiating with Little for some time in an Federal Reserve System, said the dropoff inflation when President Lyndon B. John face. not there. Town Planner J. Eric Potter. effort to arrive an an agreeable price for was only temporary. “I don’t consider son used it in 1968-70. Despite the variance application, MHA the site. Mastrangelo emphasized, though, that more than one of the ripples on a Senate Democratic Leader Mike Gii!«)4 .Siiy lie Misiimlerslood officials maintain they haven’t reached that several other sites are still under con Wumuii Jumps into Pool wave,” he told a congressional hearing. Mansfield said Ford’s program reminded Goss issued his own statement Thursday any decision about a site for the 40-unit sideration. A woman — who Mills called a family Burns suggested Congress might want to him of the “inadequate” economic saying he had misunderstood. project although they are talking price He said the zoning application is merely friend and was reported to be a former go beyond Ford’s anti-inflation program. policies of the Nixon administration. "I. of course, deeply regret any em with Wilber Little, who owns the five-acre an attempt to take care of some red tape in stripper at a Washington nightclub— left a Disputing the President on another barrassment that it may have caus^ him PHONE 643-2711 Spencer St. tract. case the Little property is purchased. car and jumped into a body of water near issue, Burns said the country was now in a and his family, and any inconvenience it The Little farm was first mentioned Favorable approval of a zoning variance the Jefferson Memorial. Mills said they recession. He said he did not expect it to LOTTERY has caused others," he said. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Herald publicly as a housing site in June, after now would save time in the future, he said, were taking the woman home after she worsen. MHA members, town directors, and pointing out that the MHA has been trying became ill at a party held by friends. The chairman said he worried over the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING others toured two other sites being given to find a suitable site for nearly a year. WINNERS Mills has not been to his office all week amount of money — $80 billion so far — prime consideration. "We have to get moving on this,” although the Ways and Means Committee that oil importing countries have had to The joint field trip concluded with Mastrangelo said, mentioning that the Unitrd Prt-sH liiternulional which he chairs has been preparing tax pay oil exporting countries since oil prices opinions that the two prime sites had MHA has 171 eligible applicants on its This week’s winning lottery numbers: legislation. He said in his statement WEATHER quadrupled. serious faults and the Little farm is waiting list for housing. NY weekly - 813395 Thursday he would be back today but his This is “a problem that is simply un i probably the best location for elderly The MHA now operates three low-cost HI — blue 323 green 992722 gold 581390 staff passed the word that he was ill. manageable,” he said.- housing, because of its proximity to shop elderly housing projects with a combined Mass — 8737 yellow 865 blue 04 There was no indication when he would Sunny twlay and Saturday with mild 0OOO( ping and transportation. total of 276 apartment units. Oil Price Dcciiiilrol Maine — 945-553 doubling 1 be seen in public again or when he would afternoon temperatures. Highs both days The White Hou.se issued a statement Conn - 89725 bonus 27432 and 23416 return to Arkansas to campaign for re- 70 to 75. Clear tonight with lows in the 40s.