The weather Partly cloudy, continued warm and humid tonight and Tuesday with chance of scattered thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evening. Lows tonight in the 60s. Highs Tuesday in the mid 80s. lEuptitn^ Bmlb % MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. 277 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Israel, Egypt drafting pact
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (UPI) - Kissinger and Sadat kissed in Arab shuttling Kissinger to Alexandria from Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger was fashion on meeting and then settled into Israel that the secretary and Sadat would reported so close to achieving an wicker chairs on a patio of the Egyptian spend the day at the Egyptian leader’s . Egyptian-Israeli settlement that Egypt Mediterranean shore villa for the talks Mediterranean shore villa. joined Israel today in starting to put the that triggered the faster pace of the draft agreement into writing. diplomacy of peace. The official said the two leaders were A senior American diplomat with the working on the wording of the agreement Kissinger party said the agreement was 90 The last details were said to be the and on maps pinpointing Israeli per cent complete but that there could be number of American civilian technicians withdrawal and Egyptian advance in the some difficulties with the wording. He who will help man early warning systems Sinai Desert under the pact. said no hitches had risen yet. in the Sinai, the exact mapping of the lines Kissinger flew in today with Israel’s to which Israel will fall back in the Sinai draft of an accord, and spent 45 minutes and Israeli demands that Sadat make The official said the delicate mapwork with President Anwar Sadat of Egypt. The some of his concessions public. will be vitually complete by the end of the Elgyptian leader then immediately sum Kissinger, showing the caution born of day. He said that in such substantive moned his negotiating team and ordered his failure in March to bring about a pact, matters, the U.S., Israeli and Egyptian ef them to write their version of the treaty. toid reporters, "We are making progress forts were 90 per cent done. While Sadat, Prime Minister Mamdouh but issues remain to be settled.” Salem and their aides wrote, Kissinger That left the highly delicate matter of went off to lunch with Egyptian Foreign Sunday, diplomatic informants in writing down the agreement hammered Minister Ismail Fahmi. American of Jerusalem told UPI correspondent Allen out in the four-day shuttle negotiations by ficials said the secretary will fly back to Alter the secretary had secured agree u Kissinger. The senior official said the Jerusalem late today. ment between Egypt and Israel on major writing was treacherous diplomatic The unexpected pace in Kissinger’s ac provisions on the pact and needed only to ground. I President Ford, left, and Democratic Senator Mike dedication speech at Libby, Mont. Ford spoke on the tion in Alexandria raised the chances the get the provisions down in writing before A Mansfield of Montana chat as they applauded a dam energy crises. (Photo by UPI) secretary would succeed in his hopes of completing his 10th Middle East Peace Kissinger and Sadat’s manner with each having the treaty signed by month’s end. mission. other spelled cooperation. Kissinger, lan Kissinger had arrived saying he ding in his air force jet near Alexandria, probably would spend the day and tonight A senior U.S. official in the Kissinger helicoptered to Sadat’s Maamoura palace Ford says nation needs capital in Alexandria. party told newsmen aboard the plane and marched into his host’s arms.
CHICAGO (UPI) - President Ford said vestment tax credits and reduce "double laws fail to stimulate such investment.” today inflation and taxes on business are taxation” of dividends, and repeated his The President said he believes the strangling American industry’s ability to promise to reform the government’s American people will understand expand and create needed new jobs. regulatory agencies. "America’s need for lax policies that will Leaders of Portugal "We must do something about expan "By 1980, we must create another 14 help to channel sufficient resources into ding our sources of capital to create jobs million jobs to meet the needs of our the expansion of our productive capacity.” — and we must do it now,” Ford said in an expanding population,” the President Ford, who arrived in Chicago Sunday address prepared for delivery to a said. night on a roundabout route back to meeting of the American Hardware As the need for capital, perhaps as much Washington from his vacation trip to Vail, deciding leftist’s fate Manufacturers Association. as $4 trillion, grows. Ford said, industry’s Colo., also scheduled a stopover in He called for action on his ad ability to generate funds is declining due Milwaukee for a series of appearances LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — Members of moderate, demanded he be named prime headquarters of a left-wing political party ministration's proposals to increase in to inflation and “because our national tax today. Portugal’s three-man military junta and minister to succeed Goncalves and offered during pre-dawn rioting. chiefs of the three armed forces began a proposed new cabinet list under his (vMf. The government-owned national radio emergency talks at Belem presidential leadership. But they said Gondalves network reported that Goncalves could palac:e today to decide the fate of pro- refused to bow out. '* \ resign within hours. The prime minister’s Communist Prime Minister Vasco Gon- office refused to confirm or deny the Mobil opposes oil decontrols The Communists and seven othelf left- report. ^ calves. ’ , ■( ■ .) wing groups anneynneed formation of a Another radio station, Radio Club, also By United Pre^s Inleenalional wages and unemployment. Senate majority leader Mike Mansfield, Lisbon newspapers said the future of common front earlier today for wjfet they said a final decision in the crisis was only One of the nation’s largest oil companies Controls expire Aug. 31. President Ford who accompanied Ford to the ceremony, Goncalves’ Communist-backed called “offensive action” for a shoWdhwn hours away. says immediate decontrol of domestic oil, is expected this week to veto a six-month told reporters he would try to talk Ford revolutionary government will be decided with the moderates in the increasingly New rumors of an lmpending~(;oup swept which is likely to occur Labor Day, is extension of controls voted by Congress. He out of vetoing the bill to extend price con within hours. The government-owned explosive political crisis, Communist par the capital for the third day in a row, with potentially “too big a shock to America’s has said that if Congress does not override trols. He said he plans to have "some in national radio predicted h^ would resign ty leader Alvaro Cunhal called on his workers at the national radio's main sta fragile economic recovery.” the veto, he will remove the $2 a barrel fee timate conversations” when they get back within a matter of hours. ‘ followers to “call the masses to battle.” tion accusing unspecified military units of Mobil Oil chairman Rawleigh Warner on imported oil. to Washington and “I’m going to try to get 'Political sources said army chief of In northern Portugal anti-Communist holding rehearsals for the occupation of took that position, unusual for an oil com Ford emphasized the nation’s energy him not to” veto the bill. staff Gen. Carles Fabiao, a political mobs defied army bullets and wrecked the their facilities. pany, in a letter to members of Congress problems Sunday as he threw the switch to Sunday in urging them to pass "a phased start up a joint U.S.-Canadian hydroelec decontrol of oil prices over an extended tric project. Sen, Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., said in his period of time ... in the best interest of the Speaking at Libby Dam, Mont., Ford home state Sunday there is some merit to nation.” said, "We can no longer pretend the the idea of a public energy corporation Warner said Mobil favors decontrolling national energy problem does not e x ist... Ford is known to be considering, “But I the "old” oil that accounts for 60 per cent We have delayed far too lon£. Our think I would be a little wary of a gigantic of domestic production, but that doing it vulnerability increases daily. We must act quasi-public corporation of that size to immediately could cost consumers 88 now to achieve the energy self-sufficiency handle all energy problems and energy billion a year, stimulating higher prices. vital to all." production," Bumpers said. Mercy ship Hope’s boilers sold to produce electricity
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - The old hospital to burn the 10 tons of sawdust his plant and employed some electrical engineers ship Hope, for years sailing the globe on produces daily. who did a study and found that a cubic foot errands of mercy, now is being used for a "We’ve been burning wood sawdust of sawdust has the same BTU (British different sort of mercy mission — saving a around here for about 20 years — 10 tons a Thermal Unit) value as a cubic foot of furniture plant owner from the high cost of day,” Smith said. "We spent $125,000 in lignite (coal).” electricity. equipment to fix (the incinerator) so we Smith said he priced modern generating Economy Furniture Co. owner Milton wouldn’t be polluting the air. equipment, but at $500,(X)0 to $750,000 was Smith has purchased the boiler and “About a year and a half ago,” Smith scared off. generating unit of ship and is converting it said,“ I got involved in the energy crisis " I almost gave up, but then I heard we She didn’t win the watermelon contest at the Tolland Coun five minutes and then declared she was “ full.” (Herald could use some old naval equipment. I looked around for three months and heard ty 4-H Fair in Vernon Saturday but Susan Madden of photo by Richmond) about the Hope,” he said. “We made an Somers, made a gallant stab at it by eating five slices in Town man flies copters agreement to buy the boiler, three 500 kilowatt steam generators, the coolers, the circulating system and the switching and jets with equal ease system.” The Hope, which traveled the world Many 4-H’ers win prizes taking supplies and doctors to the under Hartford s m st rooftop helicopter lan privileged, was decommissioned and By SOL R. COHEN ding. They landed on a 93-foot-square broken into scrap in Brownsville, Tex., lleruld Keporler helipad atop the $40 million, 24-story 1 two months ago. To Howard Furgalack of 40 Jordt St. Financial Plaza Building, at Main and at Tolland County fair flying a helicopter (or a jet) is a way of Pearl Sts. Workmen transferred and installed its boiler at Economy’s plant this month and life. He makes his living at it and, if you United Technologies occupies the top BARBARA RICHMOND Donna Jackson of Coventry took first those 13 and older was Cheryl Rocha. All are scheduled to complete the system in ask him about it, he’ll tell you it’s a four stories of the 350-foot high building ili-riilil Rcporlcr prize for both summer and winter squash entrants used the same recipe, a one-egg about six months. Smith said the $300,000 serious business and there’s nothing and the roof-top helipad now is operational Although Saturday’s beautiful weather and Winter Wilmot, also of Coventry, won cake with penuche icing, purchase price was about half his estimate romantic or dramatic about it. — waiting for the arrival of passengers. deteriorated into something less than a blue ribbon for her high bush cranberries In the junior baking contest, for those 9 for modern generating equipment. Furgalack is a corporate pilot for Pratt It has its own control tower, its fire desireable on Sunday, the spirits of the and rhubarb swiss chard. to 12, Patricia Atkins was the winner. This “The real economics of the thing lie in i Whitney and Unit^ Technologies Corp. protection units and its security guards. Tolland County 4-H’ers were not Elizabeth Powell of Tolland was first- group baked a fudge cake with chocolate the fact that we have our own fuel — 10 e's one of 15 pilots for the two companies Furgalack .says the landing was smooth dampened as they participated in the 33rd prize winner in the gourd category. butter icing. tons of sawdust a day,” Smith said. “ Right iind he’s one of only five who fly both and uneventful and credits its success to annual fair. James Hunt of Coventry made a stool, now it’s just being wasted, but in six helicopters and jets, with his assignments the technique developed in practice over The nice aromas, associated with a fair complete with needlepoint covering, and The Tolland County Sheep Herders, with months we’re hoping it’ll be put to good divided about evenly between the two the past six months. A simulated 93-foot- spread over the grounds of the Tolland took a first-prize for it. On the card the a booth demonstrating the feeding of use.” Smith said he hopes to trim to prac craft. square helipad was marked off at County Agricultural Center on Rt. 30 in judges commented, "Very well done, best lambs, won the trophy for the bes A commander tret.) in the U.S. Naval Rentschler Field in East Hartford, and the tically nothing electric bills that jumped Vernon. There were the scents of hotdogs, exhibit in this year’s show. ” agricultural booth. Reserves, he pioted a Navy four-engine landing technique was practiced over and from an average $3,500 a month in 1972 to hamburgs, fried onions, roasting corn, A decorative cannon, made out of wood, Other awards went to the Tolland $7,500 per month in 1974 and what he es patrol bomber during the Korean War. over, until it was letter perfect. barbecued chicken and popcorn. captured a first prize for Gary Carl of Minicrafter Clovers fur its crafts exhibit When the war ended, he took a job at The landing in Hartford was on an ideal timates will be $10,000 per month this Here the young people work together Coventry and on this the judges com and the Nifty Nines of Mansfield for its year. Sikorsky Aircraft in Stratford and entered day, says Furgalack. It was into the teeth taking care of the animals and helping in mented, "Shows lot of work — very babv-sitting project, "Bag of Tricks. " the Naval Hc.scrves as a helicopter pilot. of a 20-knot (about 24-mile) wind, just general and the atinosphere of com- creative.” The Betfer Baking Club of Somers won a He worked at Sikorsky for 17 years — in enough to steady the craft and stow it radship is everywhere. The beef showmanship award went to blue ribbon for its "Picnic Time exhibit; administration, then 13 as a test pilot — down. In the agricultural building, the projects Eileen Avery; champion steer to Carol The Wooly Wonders of Mansfield, a sheep residing in Orange all the time. Spectators watching the twin-turhine Inside today dune by 4-h’ers during the year were on Cowan; and champion heifer award to showing exhibit; and the Just Sew Club of In December of 1971, he accepted his helicopter approaching the roof didn’t give display. All received some type of recogni Byron Avery. The award for the champion Coventry for its exhibit on making things present pustiun and commuted to and it much attention and even less concern. Bolton . Editorial — ...4 tion for their work and many blue ribbons market lambs went to Robert Valentine. from scraps of cloth. from Orange for about a year. Then he As for Furgalack and his co-piot, they MACC news. .. 16 were awarded. Cindy Atkins was named Tolland County The winners of the Sunday events have bought a home in Manchester and moved considered it a very smooth approach and Obituaries ... .2 2 Homemaker of the Year and runners-up not been made available yet. These events his family here. landing — all in a day’s work. Com ics...... 24 S. Windsor ... .6 William Hunt of Coventry took first were Lisa Parizek, Dawn Shaw, Patty included a horse show^ oxen He and Rol|crt Lenezyeki of Vernon, It’s a way of life. There are people who Dear Abby...... 21 Tolland...... ,22 prizes for the basketful of vegetables Atkins, and Patsy Hatch. demonstrations, dog show, turtle race and who holds a similar job, recently made actually make a living at it. E. Hartford...... 5 Vernon ...... 15 and a perfect pumpkin he grew. Winner of the senior baking contest tor frog jumping contest. 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., August 25, 1975- PAGE THREE PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., August 25, 1975 Mu Washington to get windmill in energy test HERALD YESTERDAYS The windmill must withstand “We can see the windmill used to supplement the heating Child survives BY JACQUELINE HUARD s()lar experiments at the New wind forces which are regularly being damaged," he said. “ But system of a state park building 25 Years Ago similar size towns, according to "Annual CONCORD, N.H. (U P I)-A n Hampshire Vocational above 100 miles per hour in the it’s unlikely it would actually on the summit, he says. Atty. William F. Ferguson, a member of Inventory of Traffic Safety Activities” POLICE REPORT engineering'Crew on mile high Technical College in Concord winter. Mt. Washington set a take off and hit one of the Board of Education for five years, an issued by National Safety Council. 9*floor fall Mt. Washington will hoist a 35- and a windmill on state-owned world record for wind speed on buildings.” nounces he will not seek re-election. i foot windmill atop the rugged Cannon Mountain was poorly April 12,1934, when the surface Windmills do not begin to The windmill will be the se Raymond A. Goslee of 29 Elwood Rd. 10 Years Ago ARRESTS taken by ambulance to Robert Berkowitz, 5, both of summit this spring to see how it planned. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - like the First Aid rules say, but wind reached 231 miles per generate power until the wind cond for Mt. Washington, but and Ray S. Warren of 109 Princeton St. an Jam es E. O’Brien, 33, of Manchester Memorial Hospital Windsor, were injured stands up to some of the world's “We are resubmitting this Arthur Green of Manchester is named Three-year-old Christopher I just couldn't, so we bundled hour. speed hits 10 miles per hour. the first to be placed on the nounce their candidacies for Republican Hartford, disorderly conduct, where he was treated for an eye passengers in a car involved in worst weather. whole energy proposal again,” assistant director of Connecticut Commis Spellman, having survived a him up and jumped into As Gosselin spoke, the sum The mountain windmill will peak of the 6,288 foot mountain. nomination for state representative. Saturday at 3 p.m. on Channing injury and lacerations and a two-car collision Saturday at And, while the Mt. said McAvoy. “We got badly sion on Civil Rights. fall from his parents' ninth-floor someone's car." mit wind gusted up to 84 miles reach its highest production at A windmill was set midway up Manchester Police Department needs Dr. during the result of a released. Court is Sept. 16. 2:30 p.m. on Center St. In front Washington team works on a fractured on that. Nobody ever Young Adult Gub receives permission apartment, just wants to know He said just as they pulled out per hour through the rain, fog 27 miles per hour, Gosselin the mountain in the spring to eight additional policemen and at least domestic disturbance. Court BREAKS & of Lynch Toyota. platform to secure the windmill came up here to look at to use high school parking lot, restrooms, when he can go home from his several police cars arrived and and 46 degree temperatures. says. recharge electric powered cars four more patrol-type vehicles to match Sept. 2, East Hartford. THEFTS Thejj were taken by'Tlm- against some of the highest anything or talk to anyone.” and concession stand at least until the hospital bed. a quickly formed escort sped balance to Manchester “We want a very objective But the wind speed doesn’t The power generated from use in an alternative vehicle the strength and performance of other beginning of school year. Christopher Skoczylas, 16, ’The Southern New England wind speeds ever recorded, a The infant Sunday tumbled off for the hospital. Memorial Hospital where they approach to this thing,” he said. worry Gosselin. the revolving blades may be regatta. and Craig Lindsey, 24, both of Telephone Co. reported many New Hampshire state official is from a window, apparently “The cooperation was just were treated for minor injuries “Not just an offhand refusal.” great. Once inside, the doctors East Hartford, disorderly con personnel files were stolen struggling with a windmill bat after a window screen he and released. While McAvoy struggles to started working on him. Later, duct, Saturday at 9:55 p.m. at ’Thursday from the desks of tle of his own. leaned against gave way. The driver of their car, wring money from the regional everyone was just .-walking the SAM concert at Mt. Nebo at foremen at the New State Rd. Director George McAvoy of Bayh, Humphrey hit limelight; Rockefeller criticized His father, Larry Spellman Donald Berkowitz, 35, of Wind commission, the Mt. around and saying . it's a the men’s room. Lindsey also facility. No reason for the the Comprehensive Planning said he was eating breakfast sor, was given a written war Washington project continues. United Press Inlernalional Louis and Humphrey, who Holshouser President Ford GOP chairman Jim Boyce said 23 per cent of the 610 votes. Democratic nomination. He miracle, it's a miracle. That's charged with intoxication. thefts was given nor was Division, says New Hamphire’s when “ My other boy, (6-year- ning for failure to grant the Project Manager Gosselin Sens. Birch Bayh of Indiana came in fourth as a write-in, would be wise to drop his colleagues prefer “almost Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy said it was premature to an all we could say," the elder Skoczylas released on his anything else reported missing. $53,000 request for solar and old) Matthew, came running right of way. John Gorman Jr., says the 35-foot windmill, with and Hubert Humphrey of said he will be heard from next Rockefeller from the ticket anybody to Rockefeller.” Carter, whose forces were ac nounce his candidacy. promise to appeai:-.and Lindsey Some mail was reported mis energy research, backed by from the bedroom and said, Spellman said. 25, of 107 Hemlock St. drove a . a blade span of 17 to 20 feet, will Minnesota, two liberal year. next year. Holshouser is on Rockefeller, trying to win tive during the convention, Doctors placed the youngster on $200 non-surety bond. Court sing Friday from an Adams St. Gov. Meldrim Thomson, was “Dad, Chris went out the win car which slid into the right be p u rc h a s e d fro m a Democratic stalwarts, thrust Vice President Nelson Ford’s campaign advisory com- support in the South, goes to came in second with 14 per cent for both Sept, 8. home. One letter contained $15 “torn ail apart” by the New dow.'" in traction overnight. side of the Berkowitz car as it Brunswick, Maine, company. themselves into the limelight of Rockefeller, vacationing and mittee and he said South Carolina this week to and Rep, Morris Udall of Spellman and his wife, Dennis Sica, 23, of 126 Rachel in cash. England Regional Commission. Spellman. 39, a New York turned into Lynch’s lot. ’The The windmill won’t be carted pre-election year politics entertaining Republicans in Rockefeller’s age, 67, will hurt meet with state party leaders, Arizona was third with 11 per Rd., Intoxication and breach of A Lydall St. home broken into The commission granted the GREETING CARDS theatrical producer, looked out keeping a vigil at the Gorman car"was towed away. up the winding eight mile moun during the weekend. Maine this weekend, was at the him. business leaders and GOP Gov. cent. Humphrey got 9 per cent youngsters bedside, said peace, Sunday at 3 a.m. at his Saturday. Nothing known mis state $7,647 for the Mt. FOR ALL OCCASIONS and saw his son lying in thick tain road to the summit until Neither is a declared can same time being raked over the The other chairmen said they James Edwards, a long-time and fourth place, although he Christopher “was aware of home due the result of a sing. Washington project, but turned S8B Our large Olsplay bushes on the ground below. Lilian C. Marsh, 53, and the spring, when the winds, didate, but Bayh won a coals of Southern conservatism. didn’t like his reputation as a Reagan supporter. was not on the ballot. domestic disturbance. A Brookfield St. home ran down the rest of the plan. “I ran into the bedroom and what went on," and asked, William Marsh, 54, both of 64' snow and rime ice (frozen fog) preference vote among 14 can- The GOP chairmen of 13 liberal. About half said they Bayh, who made an In French Lick, Ind,, Bayh Released on $100 non-surety sacked Saturday night. Nothing The commission said the ARTHUR DRUG looked out the window. I looked ‘How come I fell?' Branford St. were injured in a , are less severe. didates at the Young states convened in Wrightsville, would prefer Ronald Reagan to appearance at the Young said Saturday he has 'as good a bond for court Sept. 15. known missing. proposal to include wind and down in disbelief but when I “ He's a little achy, but now all two-car collision Saturday at ■ Democrats convention in St. N.C., and told Gov. Jam es Rockefeller, and Louisiana Diemocrats convention, polled chance as anybody " to win the Gary W. Petersen, 25, of East A Ludlow Rd. home Saturday. heard Chris crying, I knew he he wants to do is go home,'' said 4:40 p.m. at Oak and Cottage Hartford, operating a motor Missing is a $6(K) stereo system. was still alive." Spellman. Sts. : A theatrical producer and vehicle while license suspended A Brookfield St. home Sun Rushing to the ground floor in They were taken to MMH? manager. Spellman said he and operating an unregistered day. Missing are two bottles of his bathrobe, Spellman said he where they were treated forj moved from New York City two motor vehicle, Sunday at 1 p.m. liquor and a $1(X) savings bond. found his son lying deep in the minor injuries and released. > months ago to operate his on Hartford Rd. Court, Sept. 16. The house was ransacked. hedges. “They were wet and The driver of the other car,^ recording studios in Douglas McFarIane,'25, of 9 A W. Center St. home Sunday. thick, sort of spongy, and only Constance Zodda, 20, of 67: Bridgeport. Cottage St., Rockville, reckless Nothing known missing. about two feet wide," he said. i ot c,.n Summer St., was given a j Spellman said he was a driving in connection with a The hedges, about four feet two-car accident Sunday at 8:35 high, were of a heavy, in partner in the production of the day Missing from the ran- “>*1 Oscar winning documentary en p.m. on Tolland ’I^ke. at Exit L k e d rooms are some clothes TUESDAY-ONLY-SPECIALS tertwined prickly stem type and 94. Extensive damage was done and iewplrv Cottage St.). The the youngster wore heavy titled “ Hearts and Minds” and to his car and the parked car of ^ Marsh car was towed away)] clothing including leather-type is now co-producing with Bobby ACCIDENTS with front end damage. r Stein a new show called "So Ferdinand W. Nadeau of Wind JUST ARRIVEDI THIS SEASON’S These boots were rejected at pants and a Mickey Mouse sor Locks. McFarlane was Arlene Berkowitz, 32, and ' sweatshirt. Long 174th Street,” starring CARPETS the factory for visual defects "They sort of caught onto the Bobby Morse, that is scheduled SPEC AL DEAL TUESDAY ONLY! prickers and help break the to open on Broadway in March. f such as nicks, scratches and fall," Spellman said. DonH you believe it! minor blemishes in the leather. He raced the youngster to a LEATHER BOOTS waiting team of physicians at Anyone looking for Manchester Community College better not believe this sign. Situated They are selling in major stores St. Vincent's Hospital where I Sup4‘rm______ark i‘tN725 THEATER at the driveway on Main St. at the north end of Lincoln Center, it' is, to say the least, at MO” - *45” L Middle Tpke. Christopher was found to have a deceiving. Manchester Community College is about four miles southwest from this point— FIRE CALLSt WHOLESALE broken leg, some cuts, bruises SCHEDULE on Bidwell St., off Hartford Rd. Maybe its enrollment is too high and its officials are Manchester and a slight headache. Sunday, 5:27 p.m. — malfunc looking for additional facilities? (Herald photo by Pinto) MANCHESTER AMBULANCE CALLS J TO ALL We ffeserve The Right To Limit Quantftfes Spellman, who moved into tlie Friday, 9:03 p.m, — grass fire tion of the water flow alarm at MANCHESTER S apartment only two months UA Elast 1 — "Jaw s” 2:40- at 46i Woodbridge St. (Eighth the Lydall and Foulds plant on Saturday, 2:48 p.m. — autoj Trailer Loads In TUESDAY ONLY! AUa 26 ago, said a concrete walk was 5:00-7:20-9:40 District) Parker St. (Town) accident on Center St. See pagej 19.95 on one side of the hedge, with a UA Elast 2 — “Benji" 2:15- Saturday, 2:12 p.m. — gas Today, 7:04 a.m. — smoke in 2. (Manchester Ambulance) * WITH THIS COUPON metal rail fence along the other £ Stock • Goods KILT 3:50-5:30-9:15 washdown at Broad St. and the Municipal Building due to Saturday, 5 p.m. — auto acci-i S O FT WIND BOOTERY S S7.S0 PUnCHMI side. UA East 3 — "Apple Hearings planned Sept. 2 an electrical problem. (Town) (Fleece Line) Oliver Rd. (Eighth District) dent on Oak St. See page 2.; Brown, Black Brown, Black “ It's just a miracle he fell Dumpling Gang” 2:10-4:30-7:00- Today, 7:49 a.m. — car fire on Famous Brands Saddle Tan FREE Sunday, 3:35 p.m. — (Manchester Ambulance) « directly onto that two foot wide 9:10 dumpster fire at 298 Green Rd. McDivitt Dr. (Town) Sunday, 8:30 p.m. — auto ac-? Bordens ' hedge. The most important Vernon Cinema 1 — “Return on reconstruction projects (Eighth District) ELLINGTON cident on Tolland Tpke. See! CASH & CARRY SIZES:- thing in all this is you know to Macon County” 7:15-9:15 Sunday, 5:05 p.m. — broken Saturday, 1:51 p.m. — grass page 2. (M anchester Am-J 5 to 10 there's a God in Heaven, A foot Cinema 2 — “Night Moves” cent) and the town and state (15 son Swimming Pools; $9,000 for fire on Job’s HilIRd. ORANGE JUICE The long-awaited reconstruc water main at a Linnmore St. balance) ] FAST SERVICE LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER AUQ. 26 j either way and he could have 7:30-9:30 tion of W. Middle Tpke., from per cent each). ramps for the handicapped at home. (Town) been dead," he added. Manchester Drive-In — New State Rd. easterly to In March, the town got polling places; and $5,(X)0 for Spellman said the doorman “Eiger Sanction” 8:15; “PLAY Bigelow Brook, and of Adams federal approval to go ahead sidewalks on E. Center St., ■ - CONN. GRADE A WITH THIS C O U ra , and supervisor had already Misty faf-Me” 10:30 St., from Center St. northerly to with the program, estimated to from Plymouth Lane to Pitkin luntT. STUtaiHItSH called police. “1 threw my robe Showplace — “ Young Adams St., appears to be cost about $1,524,000. Under the St. Some refugees disgruntled over him and I wanted to wait. Frankenstein’'i 7:15; “ Blazing moving toward fulfillment. formula specified, the federal Public hearings will be held P o Saddles” 9:15 < The Manchester Board of share is about $1,066,800 and the on five appropriations to the THE COAT RACK Wilkin WlfW'* 22;:\THEATRES EAST Burnside b — “ Young Directors will conduct a public town's and state's about $228,- Educational Grants Account, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - To starving. The sponsor never money for the congregation. WeJ 48 PURNELL PLACE, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Frankehstein” «7:35-9:30 600 each. ahlto be financed bjtedjual state CARPET MERCHANTS Umlt hearing Sept. 2 on a proposed most Vietnamese refugees the allowed my Wife to take care of ate only potatoes and carrots,; Open Tues. - Sat. 9:30-5:30 • Thura. Ill 9 P.M. Burnside 2 —y'Dr. Zhivago” $177,350 appropriation for costs Also Sept. 2, public hearings grants, as follow: sponsor program looked like a our son during the day. no meat in three weeks. ! 1310 Tolland Tpke., Buckland Area Exit 93 8:00 of riglits-of-ways and will be held on allocating $26,- • $10,467 for the Workshop “We were treated as slaves "We were not allowed to talk! UMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER AUQ. M m h \ i M way out. But to a few, it was the 10^5:30 DAILY Closad Sunday 646~8568 (A Division ol Carriage House Boutique) Showcase Cinema 1 — “Once engineering services, with the 600 from revenue-sharing funds Without Walls Program, $9,138 life of a house servant or and were threatened with star to anybody. There were no; is Not Enough” 1:30-7:10-9:30 sum to be financed by a state for five projects: $9,000 for for the Remedial Reading partner in sexual pleasure. vation.” clothes and we had to share the' Showcase Cinema 2 — grant. paving the western portion of Program, $91,526 and another — Two young men left The couple received a daily bedrooms with a dozen persons; “Nashville” 1:30-8:15 The reconstruction is under the Municipal Building parking $68,183 for the program for dis because their sponsor was a list of chores including fixing completely strangers to us.” , Showcase Cinema 3 — the state Urban Systems lot; $1,600 for “ Welcome to advantaged children in the homosexual. breakfast for the "masters” She said that when Red Cross! WITH “Return of the Pink Panther” Program, established by the Manchester " signs at 16 public schools, and $4,842 for and making their beds. representatives investigated; WESTERN — A 17-year-old girl fled the TUESDAY AT NO TPKl. BEEF THIS W IO„ OAT. M 1:45-7:20-9:40 1971 General Assembly and locations; $2,000 for repairs to disadvantaged children in house of heV millionaire protec Two widows and their six her complaint the sponsor; -on, CONN. . M ; GUN. M Showcase Cinema 4 — with funding to be provided by Verplanck, Waddell and Swan- private schools. children were taken to Phoenix, showed clothes collected for the! TUES. ONLY AD tors because they made love in BRST FOR narm iG for tie FMIIV & how SMCE 19U! OPEN “Walking Tall II” 1:45-7:35-9:50 the federal govenment (85 per Public hearings concerning SUNDAY 9 -6 front of her. Ariz., to live with a Protestant refugees which they never PINEHURST DOWNTOWN MAIN STBEET, MANCHEITER • Ptioo* M9-S221 WE X C IX n FEOEML FOOD S T M IP t two sanitary sewer projects — Another said he was being church. Instead they were put received. Op*n t Osyw ■ TliurMla, Nl«hti TU >.-00 « M ulw Charga Card! Aoctplid Seeks subsidy also will be heard. forced to enter a seminary to to live with Mexican- The children must attend two, • 3 SPEED ELECTRIC S f l 7 R f l WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen, The first concerns proposed become a preacher. Americans, hours of religious classes a day.! TENDER CHUCK TROLLINQ MOTOR...... SPECIAL O f e l J U TUES. AN9 WED. sewers in Linwood Dr., to ser Eldmund S. Muskie, D-Maine, Two wounded in rescue Some refugees are treated “The daily schedule was from Their parents were asked to at-' • CORTLAND 6RAPHITE $ 1 0 R n f | EXTRA LEAN has urged the Civil Aeronautics vice seven properties. A like children by responsible 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.,” Mrs. Hoai tend the church although they CANNING FLY ROD. Rag. S 1 40 .0 0 ...... ■ f c U u U U Board to act favorably on a proposed $26,000 appropriation parishioners. Anh said. "During that time we said they were Buddhists. CUBE STEAK MINUTES FRESH request from Air New England MOODUS (UPI) - Two men pistol tired by the suspect. A will be considered, to be Tran Van Son called his were told to work and make • MITCHELL No. 498 f O Q Q Q for increased federal subsidies. were shot Sunday while trying short time later, the woman financed by anticipated protector an "exploiter.’’ The SURFSPINREEL...... SPECIAL Four Muskie said Sunday the air to help a woman fight off “was released on the grounds assessments against the American said Son was “ lazy.” JARS • SPAL0IN6 8 IRONS, 3 WOODS $ 7 ^ A f l GROUND line was important to economic another man at an outing, state and the assailant fled on foot,” benefitting property owners. Their relationship lasted two M.69.lb. MATCHED GOLF SET, Rsg. S 100.00. • ■ f e U U Dlnosaufs growth in the Maine area. police said. according to state police. The other hearing concerns days. Corrected hours listed The shootings occurred about Both wounded men were sanitary sewers already in Son later was sent to live in a • NEW 6 PACK QQ ilNtosiiHI stalled in Erie St., Garden REFRIGERATOR, Reg. 86.99 ...... "feS V G V 6 p.m. during a gathering by a taken to Middlesex Memorial Los Angeles hotel with other at Nathan Hale School HI'C ROUND group of New York City Hospital in Middletown where Grove Rd. and a portion of refugees waiting for relocation DAD’S 2 SIZES • PINTS • QUARTS • NEW REFREEZABLE COOL SPURT $ Q Q Q - PLUS - residents at the Chateau East officials said Lewis was treated Keeney St. This hearing is to with another American family. The school hours for Nathan records, birth certificate, and FRUIT JUICE BIKE PACK, Rag. S 4 .8 8 ...... WALTMSKrt' resort area on North Moodus and discharged and Lawrence determine, assessments, es But he said, “ I don’t want to ROOT BEER Hale School submitted to The any transfer papers they might was listed in satisfactory condi timated at about $11.40 a front return to any American family. • BLUEFISH ROD A O Q “CINDERELLA” J Road. Herald for publication last havg. State police said today a tion. foot. I just want to get a job and ^ 39«„ REEL COMBO, Rsg. $44.00 ...... U * f a U O S^i^Shown First Wednesday in the back-to- free from forced labor.” 67< warrant was sought fur a school edition were incorrect. 46-oz. • COAST GUARD APPROVED $ 9 1 Q R They now hate the word Giant oj f4sr wm son suspect they did not identify, on These are the correct hours: Clerks to meet can LIFE JACKET, Rsg. S30.DD ...... fc ■ xW W "sponsor.” To them the good T 3 DRIVE-IN ★ RT 5 charges of assault and Spot car checks set Morning kindergarten, 8:45 to BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - The 64-oz. attempted abduction. image of America is clouded All 11:15. Afternoon kindergarten, Connecticut Town Clerks bottle >2.98 Doz. Police said the incident with hatred. An auto inspection team from 12:15 to 2:45. School starts 8:50. Association will meet for a two; Flavors LIMIT 6 PLEASE started when the assailant tried inspections. The government task force lb. the state Department of Motor Lunch is between 11:30 and day conference in Bridgeport LIMIT 6 PLEASE COMPLETE WITH UDS MON. ANDTUES. to abduct Valerie Robinson, 30, Commissioner Stanley Pac handling the resettlement of 0 0 ( BOTH Vehicles will conduct random 1:15. School dismissal is 2:45. Sept. 4 and 5. Secretary of the NASSIFF ARMS CO. of Brooklyn, N Y. said the percentage of cars refugees said the breakdowns IN LOTS OF 4 DOZEN ONLY CINES spot inspections in Manchester Parents who plan to register State Gloria Schaffer will ad 991 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER STOCK UP FOR THE HOLIDAY Errol Lewis, 26, of The passing the inspections rose represent only a minor WE WILL HAVE SWORDFISH Sept. 9,10,18 and 19 at sites new students attending Nathan dress the group, and the state’s “House of Sports Since 1944” QENE HACKMAN - (R) il-g6EXIT91-7^^lr^lM^^l^m.aBB^ Bronx, and Weston Lawrence, from 51.7 per cent in June to problem. SAVE AT LEAST 30t LB.! around town. Hale School may do so any day new Freedom of Information TUES. FROM 3 P.M. 33, of Brooklyn, N.Y., came to 56.7 per cent in July. At Camp Pendleton, Calif., “NGHT MOVES” The inspections are part of a this week from 8:30 a.m. to 3 Commission will explain the BURNSIDE U-m the woman's aid and were Exact locations of the teams officials said there have been -I umiYOMFranii... program funded by a federal p.m. new Freedom of Information MAY w n m r m m m m \ $MIW«IKHt, t. inn.« $a-3333 on each date is not decided until about 50 cases involving some wounded by a small caliber Parents are reminded to Law which becomes effective 7:30 - 9:30 grant to determine the costs they meet with local police on 200 persons out of the 32,000 HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT OMAR SHARIF bring the student's health Oct. 1. .W a .‘TMTlWILNiGTIIU’' and effectiveness of such teams the morning of the day. Vietnamese released from the as compared to mandatory auto BRAKE RELINE DilZMVMO camp in the past three months. Mr. Merchant Manchester Evening Herald PQ-IP.M. The breakdowns, in reality, COUNTR' Q u a s a r Published every evening except are more widespread. Those '254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER | DOMESTIC CARS Sundays and holidays. Entered at Merchants In Early American^ MEL BROOKS the Manchester. Conn., Post Office who battled openly quit their 'YOUMi as Second Class Mail Matter. sponsors while others, because Ice Cream Furniture Reproductions ‘HETURNTO JnUUKENSTEir Suggested Carrier Rates Ma-Ma Mia’s of fears and the language Clocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings Payable in Advance barrier, chose to take what was Co., Inc, MACON COUfTY(PQ) |Pa7:3S-«:30 99' 7:15 - 1;15 Single c o p y ...... 15c given them. and Nautical Paraphernalia W e e k ly...... 90C THIS SPACE "Manufacturers of OrfltelWs Banquet SpumonI" WED. - JAMES CAAN Cuisine OPEN TUES.. WKO.. 6AT. 10 A.M. • S:M P.M. 649-5173 'flB l One month ...... $3.90 “My wife and I were forced STARTS WED. CINE I "The Family Restaurant” T H U R i. 6 FRI. 10 A .M . ♦ f P.M . ‘ “ROLLERBALL” Three months ___ $11.70 to work nine hours a day and six 27 Warren Street Manchestar Phone 648-0358 "WHITE LIVE FEVER" Six m o n th s ...... $23.40 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street One y e a r...... $46.80 days a week for $200 a month,” Flint Houra: Dally • to S; Sal. I la 1; Cloaad Sunday. CINE II "ROLLERBALL" Mail Rates Upon Request C U P A SAVE'TH IS a d f o r f u t u r e REFERENCE.., Son said. “There was no break Subscribers who fail to receive Mon., Tubs., and Wed. during the day, even for lunch, Still Your Best Buy— their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. and our 4-year-old boy was just DRY SINKS IS RESERVED should telephone the circulation :SH€WCASt CINEMAf 1234 department. 647*9946. SPECIAL BUFFET MODEL BP3051LN 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. 4 to 9 P.M. ICE CREAM EAST HARTFORD • 24 HR. TEL. 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M CHWCOt 0 9 '999M1V09 ‘ Nut-Roll ■ Spumoni • Tortoni • Jimmie- WHOLESALE TIRE Specials; We’ll Have Something MANCHESTER, CONN. 20th CENTURY TV — 18” Deep Different Thurs., Fri., and Sat. Roll and Cake-A La Mode, The Herald Ad Dept, at 643- ____ .H . 14$ 731 M l ____ j ito i. 13113$: fiMr ■; - Plus - Says, 9 am-11 am 844-2541 confuting? then stop at our plant or at your tavorita 176 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD 357 BROAD ST. llN . t a CM. 131 $31 $31 R 1317M M$; M IM CM Nights . . . 2711. CLINT EASTWOOD 12-3 p m ...... 643-8887 stora and try your fancy. Wa warn you, It la rich In IBiW t 131 in m Mi I Childron 12 and Und«r St* 5 2 8 -1 5 5 4 MANCHESTER 643-2444 10 pm-8 a m ...... 643-0887 haavy craam, and loadad with calorlaa, but oh ao UKW'liiTKEI^^ (Our Regular Menu With Silod Bar !• AvillabM) "Play MUty For Me” DOOdl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., August 25, 1975- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., August g , 1975 Nurse, accountant will leave system The National Sampler: BOLTON He received a master's ticut State College in 1973. She m itte e plans to set up Hanrlipatpr ning Hfralb Donna Holland degree in library science in 1973 has taught in Connecticut, classroom-to-classroom trick 646-0375 at Our Lady of the Lake (College Canada, Massachusetts and or treating, culminating with a Founded Oct. 1, 1881 The Board of Education has and a bachelor’s degree in W ashin^n, D.C. party in the school’s all-purpoae M*
1 f Alfred Aniello of Windsor. Her paternal great-grandparents are Sale! Superior Quality Boys, Girls & Tots Mr. and Mrs. P. Musso of East Hartford. Her maternal great 2 Great Jacket Sale! Boys Stretch Socks grandmother is Mrs. M.A. Woods of Springfield, Mass. She has a brother, Jeffrey Scott, 5; and two sisters, Laura, 4, and Lyssa, 2. Reg. 6.00 to 8.00 Reg. 89‘ & 95'
1.99 ..3.97 3 Prs. 1 «69 Wasik, Sarah Jane, daughter of Walter S. and Nancy Lambert Solid colors and handsome patterns. Wasik of 105 Lenox St. She was born Aug. 14 at Manchester Super values from a famous maker. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sizes 7-8'/2,8-9'/2 and 9-11. Stock up Gerrick Photo A LL DAY TUESDAY A LL DAY W EDNESDAY Plaids, Solids, Checks and Cor Malcolm Lambert of Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, and Mr. and 5 duroy. Sizes 1-7. now at this low price! Mrs. Arthur B. Lasch Jr, of East Hartford. Her paternal grand .Mrs. Christopher J . Brandt RIB-EYE DINNER FISH DINNER parents are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wasik of Scranton, Pa. Her great-grandparents are Mrs. Irvin Dupre of Andover, Mr. and $ 1.49 $ 1.29 Mrs. Arthur B. Lasch Sr. of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Each year, more and more people join the growing S.B.M. family. . . as they establish Clare Lauren Fischer of to a lace fap. She carried a A juicy rib-eye steak, baked Tenderfiletof fish with a tossed Sale! Boys No-Iron Knit Shirts Lambert of Canton and Mrs. Catherine Wasik of Scranton, Pa. a regular pattern ot savings to help them have the “good life”. Some of our customers Manchester and Christopher She has a sister, Michelle Ann, 4Vi. cascade of white roses, potato, salad, choice of dressing and salad, choice of dressing, crispy french James Brandt of Windsor were stephanotis and white daisies. Orig. 3.00 to 7.75 have been with us since they opened their first childhood savings account . . . and married Aug. 23 at Concordia Mrs. Rufus Kight of Texas Toast. fries and Texas Toast. ^lundo, Jessica Elsie, daughter of Jose A. and Rosario G. they have stayed with us after they grew up, married, had their fam ily. . . and on into Lutheran Church in pneourt Mundo of Vernon Gardens Apts,, Rt. 83, Vernon. She Portsmouth, Va., was her retirement. They know that saving regularly at S.B.M. where their savings dollars earn Manchester. cousin’s matron of honor. CHOPPED STEAK CLAM DINNER 1.99 ,.3.99 born Aug. 13 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal The bride is the daughter of Bridesmaids were Miss Bar grandfather is Maximo A. Betancourt of Santo Domingo De Los the highest rates allowed by law helps to insure the “good life”. Why don’t you join the Mr and Mrs. J. Edward bara Lerch and Miss Priscilla Tremendous assortments. Short sleeves, long sleeves, crew necks, Coldrados, Ecuador, South America. Her paternal grandparents DINNER $1.29 $ 1.49 largest savings bank family in town? Fischer of 19 N. Lakewood Cir Lerch, both of Rockville, and turtlenecks, collar styles, stripes and solid colors. Sizes 4 to 7 from 1.99; are Mr, and Mrs. Jose Mundo Sr. of Brooklyn, N.Y. I A chopped steak with a crisp Tasty fried strip clams with a cle The bridegroom is the son cousins of the bride. Sizes 8 to 20 from 2.99 of .Mr and Mrs. Kelsey Brandt Peter Snelgrove of West salad, choice of dressing, tossed salad, choice of dressing, of Morrisville. Vt. brook, served as best man. baked potato and Texas Toast crispy french fries and Texas Pascal, Kristin Dyer, a daughter of Philip D. and Barbara A The Rev David Riwasof Con Ushers were Paul Humphrey of Toast. Hansen Pascal of 75 Robbie Rd., Tolland. She was born Aug. 13 at cordia Lutheran Church per Warehouse Point, and Eldward Young Men’s Denim Jeans Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are formed the double-ring Fischer of Manchester, the Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hansen of West Hartford. Her paternal ceremony David Almond was bride’s brother. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Pascal of West Hart organist and soloist. A reception was held at Gcxxj wholesome American food Levi’s, Lee, Wrangler & More ford. Her great-grandparents are Mrs. G.A. Hansen of The bride, given in marriage W illie's Steak House In Lansdowne, Pa,, Mrs. Guy V. Dyer of West Hartford. S. R Savings Bank at right neighborly prices. by her parents, wore a Manchester, after which the Vz Price Wilson of Ormond Beach, Fla., and Mrs. S.M. Pascal of West sleeveless Nottingham lace couple left on a trip to Maine Palm Beach, Fla. bridal gown with lace cape, and Nova .Scotia. They will Discontinued Styies oniy 8.50 to 14.50 Bt'rtha collar trimmed with reside in Windsor. 287 W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Carlow, Lorna Michelle, a daughter of Dale and Sharon of Manchester Great value on famous make denim jeans straight leg & Flare Leg. Styles Venise lace, and A-line skirt Mrs. Brandt is an artist. Mr. HILLSTOWN ROAD AND SPENCER Songailo Carlow of 50 Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon. She was bom Aug. Member F.D.I.C. terminating into a chapel- Brandt is employed as an il orig. 8.50 to 14.50 now only 4.25 to 7.25; Sizes 26” to 36” waist. 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents length train. Her bouffant lustrator at Combustion are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Songailo of 259 South St., Rockville. MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER elbow-length veil was attached Engineering Inc., Windsor. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Colon Peasely of East Ed 646-1700 dington, Maine. People-to-People Banking. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ^chester, Conn,, Mon., August 25, 1 9 7 5 - PAGE ELEVEN . PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., August 25, 1975. ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES ) Competitive events Moffett opposes sewer fund law TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT St., Rockville; William In response to a petition for the VISITING HOURS Barcomb, Trumble Brook Dr., WASHINGTON (UPI) - for sewage treatment facilities. but without the Talmadge-Nunn to end swim season Wentworth, Robert Rd., installation of sanitary sewers Surgical and medical wings South Windsor; Michelle Cari Rep. Toby Moffett, D-Conn., Moffett said in a weekend amendment. Rockville. on Linwood Drive from No. 66 VERNON Those planning to participate 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; son, Cora Rd., Tolland; Carla has called for the defeat of statement that the amendment, Moffett said the New England Birth Friday: A son to Mr. and No. 67 west to the end of must register either at the pool Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 Chenette, Sadds Mill Rd., proposed legislation which he proposed by Georgia congressional delegation, The 21st annual Greater Ver and Mrs. Charles Muller, Union that street, the Board of Direc or by calling the recreation of to 8 p.mi (fathers, 8 to 9 p.m .); Ellington; James Clark, says could cost Connecticut up Democratic Senators Herman together with New York and non swimming and diving St., Rockville. tors will conduct a Public championships will be Saturday fice. Swimmers may par Pediatrics, parents anytime Storrs; Doris Holt, Pillsbury to 1,700 jobs an $37.6 million in E. Talmadge and Samuel Nunn, New Jersey congressmen, can Admitted Saturday: Donna Hearing on Tuesday, ticipate in only three swimming and others 12:30 to 8 p.m.; Hill, Rockville; Joy Kassett, federal aid for construction of would benefit Georgia and defeat the amendment, which is starting at 1 p.m. at Henry Avery, Somers; Clarence September 2, 1975 at 8:00 p.m. events pius the diving events. Intensive Care Unit, im m olate Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland; sewage treatment plants. other Southern states. being considered by a House- Park, Rockville. The program Baraw, River St^ Rockville; in the Municipal Building is sponsored by the Recreation Time trials will be conducted family only, five minutes per Carol Milanese, Hartford The threat comes from a pen Senate conference. Bernard Ciechowskl, Terrace Hearing Room. Thursday at 6 p.m. at the pool hour. Tpke., Rockville: Rex Norbut, ding Senate amendment that The bill has already passed Department. Dr., Rockville; Regina Fortin, All affected property owners Both competitions are open to and all swimmers planning to Charter Rd., Rockville; Eldwin would change the formula by the Senate and a version of the Birch Rd., South Windsor; will be given full opportunity to participate in Saturday’s events Admitted Friday: Raymond Pease, Grand Ave., Rockville; which federal money is allotted measure also passed the House, TOWN OF MANCHESTER all boys and girls aged 15 or Mildred Lavoie, Kenney St., express their views on the younger and who live in the must attend this meeting. Caron, Thompson St., Andrea Tuttle, Merrill Rd., Ellington; Ian Mlnicsak, Ver proposed installation. Medals will be given to the Rockville; Nancy Curtis, Coventry; David Wehtzel, Hany Vernon, Ellington and Tolland non Gardens, Rockville; Elsie LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. Phyllis V. Jackston top three swimmers in each Village St., Rockville; Rosario Lane, Vernon; Christopher area. Nutland, Windermere Ave., Secretary A total of 30 swimming events event, and at the end of Satur Daigle, Elm St., Rockville; Williams, Somers. NOTICE The Planning and Zoning Com Rockville. Board of Directors have been scheduled in four age day’s events, William Horowiti Edward Eatn, Spring St., Discharged Sunday: Estelle PUBLIC HEARING mission will hold public Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Manchester, Connecticut groups, these will be for 8- and awards will be presented to the Rockville; Eleanor Emhoff, Hosier, Channing Dr., ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS hearings on September 8, 1975 Elaine Day and son, Windsor Dated at Manchester, Connec 9-year-olds; 10- and 11-year- best all-round swimmer in both Stafford Springs; Thelma Hill, Manchester; John Kelly, Janet BOARD OF DIRECTORS commencing at 7:30 P.M. in the Locks; Eleanor Emhoff, Staf ticut this 21st day of August, olds; 12- and 13-year-olds; and the girls’ and boys’ division. Davis Ave., Rockville; Hedwig Lane, Rockville; Mrs. Vivian TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Municipal Building to hear and ford Springs; Deborah Em 1975.______14- and 15-year-olds. The pool was donated by Kubasek, West St., Rockville; mons, East Hartford; ’Theima Midura and daughter. East St., Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of consider the following In the diving competition, William Horowitz. Susan Leach, Spring St., Hill, Davis Ave., Rockvile; Rockville; Jacqueline Partlow, Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the petitions: Sponsors of the event, other there will be two categories, RocKville; Frank Lemek, St. Mrs. Joela Keane and son. Carriage Dr., Tolland. Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, ROBERT W. AGNEW- ZONE the junior division for those 12 than the recreation depart Anthony’s Home, Rockville. Valley View Dr., Tolland; Births Sunday: A son to Mr. Manchester, Connecticut, ’Tuesday, September 2, 1975 at 8:00 CHANGE - PARKER and under and the intermediate ment. are the Amerbeile Corp., Discharged Friday: Pamela Frank Lombardo, Dover Rd., and Mrs. Daniel Avery, P.M. to consider and act on the following: STREET I American Legion Post 14, for those 13 to 15. Bemis, Old Post Rd., Tolland; Manchester; Jeannette Somers; a daughter to Mr. and Proposed additional appropriation to Eklucational Grants, Fund To change the zoning from PUBLIC NOTICE The swimming event will in Rockville Lodge of Elks. Ruth Ellsworth, Tliomas St., Meader, RFD 2, Ellington; Mrs. Dwight Banning, Rt. 30, 41 — Workshop Without Walls — $10,467.00 to be financed from “Rural Residence” to "In TOWN OF MANCHESTER, clude freestyle, backstroke, Greater Vernon Jaycees, Rockville; Bertha Guillan, Mrs. Susan Milanese and Tolland; a daughter to Mr. and Vocational Education Division, State Grant. dustrial” for a tract of ap CONNECTICUT breaststroke, and butterfly. In Exchange Club of Rockville, Bolton Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Paula daughter, Mt. Vernon Dr., ■ Mrs. Timothy Healy, Brooklyn Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Grants, Fund proximately 18 acres situ at^ The Board of Directors of the the junior division, competitors and the Rockville Rotary Club. Lathrop and son. Maxwell Dr, Rockville; Heidi Paolini, Staf St., Rockville. 41 — Entitlement Title I — Remedial Reading — $9,183.00 to be between Parker Street and the 2 Town of Manchester will con will have to do two compulsory N at N. S ch w ed e l of Vernon; Barry Rich, South St., ford; Barbara Pelham, Irene financed from Project I, State Grant. railroad, with frontage of 342.14 duct a Public Hearing on dives and one optional. In the Manchester, treasurer of Rockville; Ruth Sherman, Dr., Vernon; Anthony Romano, Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Grants, Fund feet on Parker Street commen Tuesday, September 2, 1975 at IJ intermediate class, they will do Amerbeile, will serve for his Thompson St., Rockville; Elsie Somers; Mrs. Jane Webster 41 — Disadvantaged Children under Sec. 10-266 (a-e) Connecticut cing 50 feet north of Bent Road 8:00 p.m. in the Municipal two compulsory and two op 21st time as honorary director Sweet, Rockville Memorial and son, Kelley Rd., Vernon General Statutes — $68,183.00 to be financed from State Grant. as shown on a plan included Building Hearing Room for the tional dives. of the event. Nursing Home, Rockville; Mrs. Stanley Williams, Willimantic. Ovtr 40 TMn ol UiwxcdM tairlot Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Grants, Fund with the application. purpose of levying assessments Barbara Szrejna & Son, South Admitted Sunday: Tammie Open 24 Hours Dally 41 — Title I, ESEA, Project 077-912-4-6-1 for Disadvantaged DAIRY MART, INC. - ROOF Children — $91,526.00 to be financed from State Grant. SIGN - SPENCER STREET on benefiting properties for the FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Grants, Fund Request under Article IV, construction of sanitary sewer Arson fire destroys on Garden Grove Road, Erie 5 County workshop set 41 — Disadvantaged Children under Sec. 10-266 (a-c) Non-Public Section 13.1.06 Note D of the Schools — $4,842.00 to be financed from State Grant. Zoning Regulations for roof Street, and Keeney Street from football equipment sign approval for premises at No. 327 to No. 433. on how to make jellies M©bil All affected property owners HEATING OILS ALLOCATIONS - REVENUE SHARING 368 Spencer Street. will be given full opportunity to VERNON ment at $15,000. A worshop on the making of The public is invited to attend Proposed allocations from Revenue Sharing Fund 81: FRANK ADAMS ET AL - ZONE CHANGE - express their views on the A fire, which Vernon Fire Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, jams and jellies will be con either session, at no charge but OIL BURNER A 1 — Pave western portion of Municipal Building Parking Lot— KNIGHTON, PEARL & proposed assessment. Marshal William Johnson said, superintendent of schools, said ducted Sept. 4 at the Tolland should register by calling the HEATING INSTALLATION $9,000.00 HARRISON STS. Mrs. Phyllis V. Jackston "definitely was set," destroyed the equipment was insured but County Extension Service, Rt. extention office, 875-3331. The 2 — Construction of "Welcome to Manchester” signs at sixteen To change the zoning from Secretary it will take some tim e to 30, Vernon. workshops are sponsored by the locations — $1,600.00 all of the football practice 643-5135 Board of Directors replace it. Tlie teams were There will be two identical Connecticut Cooperative Exten 315 C«ntar St. Mtncheiter 3 — Repairs to Verplanck, Waddell and Swanson Pools — $2,- "Industrial” to “Residence B ” equipment stored at Rockville Manchester, Connecticut scheduled to start practice workshops, one from 9:30 to sion Service. 000.00 for a tract comprised of the High School. Waiting word from the judges following premises; 37V Dated at Manchester, Connec Johnson said the fire today and the lack of necessary 11:30 a.m. and one from 7:30 to 4—Construction of Ramps for Handicapped at polling places— Knighton Street, 41 Knighton ticut this 21st day of August, appeared to have started just equipment will be a handicap. Emily Favretti of Storrs, right, and an unidentified 4-H’er, look anxiously at the judge 9:30 p.m. They will be con $9,000.00 Street, 31-33 Knighton Street, 1975. Dr. Ramsdell said. during the sheep judging contest at the Tolland County 4-H Fair Saturday. Emily’s black ducted by Prudence Holton, a 5 — Construction of sidewalks on East Center Street between f inside the door of the 10- by 30- 158-160 Pearl Street, and 154 foot storage building on the Other equipment destroyed home economist who is working Pitkin Street and Plymouth Lane — $5,000.00 and white sheep, named "Esmerelda” won second prize. (Herald photo by Richmond) Pearl Street, bordered by athletic field to the rear of the included m aintenance and in the area of food preservation Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 9, construction and baseball equipment, the with the Tolland County Exten reconstruction of highways — Urban Systems Improvements — Knighton, Pearl and Harrison school. CfroofQ LEGAL NOTICE The alarm was called in backstop for the baseball field, sion service this summer. $177,350.00 for acquisition of Rights-of-Way and engineering ser and two sets of practice Workshop participants will vices, to be financed by reimbursement from State of Connec STANLEY BRAY - about 9:30 Friday night by a RESUBDIVISION - GREEN INVITATION goalposts for soccer and foot see a demonstration on the ticut. Hany Lane resident who saw ROAD & WOODBRIDGE the flames. Richard Tingley, ball. Cafeteria equity at $42,861 making of jam and will have an Proposed additional appropriation to Water Fund 1975-76 TO BID The fire is still under in opportunity to discuss questions Budget, TRANSFER to Water Reserve Fund - $91,000.00 to be STREET Sealed bids will be received athletic director, estimated the Petition for resubdivision in vestigation. supplies inventory amounted to total of $129,626. about their preservation financed from unappropriated surplus of the Water Operating in the Office of the Director of value of the destroyed equip VERNON accordance with a plan entitled $11,830. Food purchase. costs This left a net change in equi problems. Freezer jams and Fund. General Services, 41 Center As of July 1, the school “Property of Stanley Bray totaled $235,199 and other ty from July 1, 1974, when the jellies and special diet jams Proposed additional appropriation to 1975-76 Budget, Sewer Street, Manchester, Connec cafeterias in the Vernon School Woodbridge St. and Green Rd. supplies and miscellaneous and jellies will be covered Operating Fund, TRANSFER to Sewer Reserve Fund—$26,000.00 ticut until September 4,1975 at ‘Jaws’ dissuades salvage divers system, with the exception of equity was $34,014, of $8,847. Manchester, Conn. Resubdivi items totaled, $10,930, a total of during the sessions. for construction of sewers to service seven properties on Linwood 11:00 a.m. for the following: A Rockville High School, reported sion of Lot 5 Scale 1 inch equals $246,121. Drive from No. 66 and No. 67 west to the end of the street, to be Exterior Painting of (Com HARTFORD (UPI) - Lee either reluctant to work around equity at $42,861. 40 feet Dated 8-14-75 Kenneth R. the wrecks or their relatives Deducting the June 30, 1975 financed by issuing temporary notes to be paid from anticipated munity “Y ” building. Special Prettyman says divers are as There are eight schools ser Boud” . inventory of $10,192, this left a income from sewer assessments in accordance with Section 7- attention is called to the fact hard to get as shipwrecks are are talking them out of the ving what is known as Type A Copies of these applications Distinction gross margin of $13i3,473. 269A of the Connecticut General Statutes revised. that requirements of the Davis- hard to locate because of the water. lunches. Tlie high school serves have been filed in the Town Sharks will \inger around the ’The determination of the assessments to be levied for sanitary Bacon I^bor Rate and Employ- current mania over sharks. a la carte. Other expenses for the past Clerk’s office and may be in wreck to feedjon smaller fish AHNIODOESMTHA/E sewer construction on Erie Street, Garden Grove Road and ^.ment S j^ a r d s nias;apply. The Hartford diver says he is . year htcluded-wagps and wages spected during.-offiee(hours.4r. having trouble getting divers to that live inside the sunken During the past school year Keeney Strefet from No. 3*7 td No. 433. - - '■ Bid*’T5rins^’’^^lans and by LeviV payable, $122,097; -|4byable PLANNING AND ZONING ships, said Prettyman who specifications are available at help in his project of raising an average of 1,909 student taxes, $5,5^; telephone, $304; ' COMMISSION called whales a bigger threat, Phyllis V. 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H nw pvpr umolre Marty h a v e to behave made to up be at made the up either at the and either was happy and was U happy the Texas, said he wasn’t the However, umpire Marty over the Chicago White Sox. in the game, but by the end of the year otherwise. game was played to conclu BOSTON (UPI) - If there least bit surprised by the fan Springfield, the senior American League Standings brings respect for big guy Then the fans sat there, seventh inning it was un Asked why he stayed sion, despite the weather. East was any doubt pennant fever support despite the weather. member of the foursome, while more than a quarter playable,” said Bill Lee, through the storm, one fan, “If the Red Sox had been w. 1 pet. g.b. was in epidemic proportions said “once they took off the Boston 7t U inch of moisture fell in a who upp^ his record to 17-7 “These people come out losing you can bet they in Boston, there are none tarpaulin it had to be played. who said he had journeyed Baltimore m » .543 TVs one out in the sixth. Del of a game and I managed to slammed Atlanta 6-2, Mon Carl Morton, 15-14. Lou by scattering eight singles every day, but it certainly New York M 64 M U NEW YORK (UPI) - Up steady downpour which And it was going to be an hour to Boston from New would have wanted to keep Unser walked with one out keep my arm loose for nine Brock posted his 800th now — although there may was a lousy day,” Johnson Cleveland M 07 .464 until Sunday, the only thing treal outlasted Los Angeles reached almost ridiculous and allowing an unearned Bedford, said “I had the playing,” he said. 17Vb be some other strains going said. “It was a wet one to played until someone won Milwaukee 57 72 .441 impressive about Ed Halicki in the ninth. innings. That I guess 5-3 in 14 innings and San career stolen base. proportions from the run. tickets and I sure - wasn’t Carl Yastrzemski and Jim Detroit 51 7? around. and I let it go in the rain.” .386 31 was his size. But it takes Halicki, a 220-pound summed it all up.” Diego swept a doubleheader Expos 3, Dodgers 3 seventh inning on and Red Sox Manager Darrell say the least.” going to waste them.” Rice each had solo homers West A drenched crowd of 22,- “I thought the game could The teams had wanted to w. 1. pci. g.b. more than a 6-foot-7 frame righthander, had been The closest the Mets came from Philadelphia 7-2, and 7- Jim Lyttle’s double motivated numerous Johnson, whose club upped Chicago Manager Chuck to pace Boston’s 11-hlt 024 waited an hour and 46 have been called,” Johnson play the game because it Oakland 78 51 .606 and the word Giants lettered bothered by tightening to getting a base hit off 6 in 12 innings. capped a three-run Montreal requests from the Red Sox its lead in the American Tanner said he didn’t want barrage. Kansas City m 57 M8 7V4 minutes Sunday before rain said, “perhaps a couple of was Chicago’s last trip to across your chest to gain muscles in his shoulder in Halicki was in the first in PirateH 3, Reds I 14th inning rally after Mike to call the game. League East as Baltimore to .waste his trip to Boston Chicago 63 65 .482 14^ let up enough for the Red Boston and the game would Texas 63 67 .465 m stature in the major his last five starts. Trainer ning when Felix Millan A1 Oliver drove in three Marshall’s wild pitch and a •It wasn’t that bad early dropped a 1-0 decision to innings early. ” Sox to begin their 6-1 win California 60 71 .466 18 leagues. It has to be earned. A1 Wilder gave him an oint lifted a curving pop to right runs with a homer and a tri two-base throwing error by . On Sunday, Ed Halicki ment rubdown between in ple and Jerry Reuss, 14-9, John Hale permitted two ' Sunday's Results gained that big league nings after Halicki com scattered nine hits as the other runs to score, Boston 6 Chicago 1 respect his physical plained of tightness in his Pirates defeated the Reds, propelling the Expos over - Minnesota 3 Detroit 1 pitching arm after the Gary Nolan, 11-8, was the the Dodgers. Dave Lopes ’i Milwaukee 7 Oakland 6 presence alone had been un Tanana uses two type pitches Kansas City i Cleveland 2 able to provide him. seventh frame. loser. It was Reuss’ 11th stole three bases to increase California 9 New York 0^ 1st Halicki, troubled by a “The only thing that consecutive victory at Three his record total to 38 California 4 New York 3, 2nd Rivers Stadium. straight before he was final- ■ U i l o . Texas 8 Baltimore 7, night stiffening right shoulder bothered me was the Monday's .Games from the seventh inning on, shoulder,” said Halicki, who Astros 8, Cubs 4 ly thrown out by Gary (All Times EOT) pitched the National was 1-8 in his rookie season Jose Cruz slammed two Carter, the last man to cut in shutout win over Yanks Chicago (Kaat 1S4) at Cleveland homers. Bob Watson added him down back on June 4. (Eckersley (h5), 7.30 p.m. League’s first no-hit, no-run last year. “1 kept thinking it Baltimore (Alexander lS-7) at Kansas game of the season to give was going to stiffen up to the another and Cliff Johnson Padres 7-7, Phillies 2-6 NEW YORK (UPI) - “He is probably the finest doubleheader, provided maximizes a great talent by loaded his game-winning City (Leonard 94), 8:15 p.m. the San Francisco Giants a point 1 was going to have to became the first Astros’ Bobby Tolan singled home ; young pitcher I’ve seen in a Tanana with all the support blow. Murphy saved the Minnesota (Decker 1-3) at Milwaukee Bob Davis from second base .. When a young, sm oke working hard all the time.” (Slaton 1M4), 8:30 p.m. TTT 6-0 victory 'over the New come out, and I certainly player to hit homers in five 2 throwing southpaw like long, long time.” he needed when he slugged a Elsewhere in the game when he entered with Detroit (Bare 7-8) at Texas (Umbarg- York Mets and a split of didn’t want to come out un consecutive games, with two out in the bottom of r er 54). 9 p.m. California’s Frank Tanana But perhaps the most in two-run, third inning homer American League, Boston the bases loaded and no out their doubleheader. Dave der the circumstances.” which Steve Ontiveros, nor powering Houston over the the 12th inning to give San to pace a 13-hit attack. Tuesday's Games bursts into the big league triguing thing about Tanana ripped Chicago 6-1, in the ninth, getting two pop- California at BMton K ingm an’s fifth inning Halicki also believed that mally an infielder, raced in Cubs. Wilbur Howard Diego a second game vic spotlight with a stunning is his repertoire of pitches. In the nightcap, the Angels Minnesota topped Detroit 3- ups and a strikeout to record (Chicago at Cleveland, night grand slam provided the both luck and the and caught knee-high near rapped out four hits to pace tory over the Phillies and a “I’m just a two-pitch capitalized on six Yankee his 17th save. Baltimore at Kansas City, night V a 14 hit attack that gave the sweep of their doubleheader ; rash of strikeouts, com 1, M ilw a u k ee sh ad ed Minnesota at Milwaukee, night Mets with a 9-5 victory in the enthusiastic crowd were in the foul line. parisons to Sandy Koufax pitcher,” Tanana said after errors and seven walks to Oakland 7-6 and Texas edged Royals 5, Indians 2 Detroit at Texas, night opener. strumental in helping him Halicki’s no-hitter was Astros 45 hits for the three- after the Padres’ Randy are inevitable. tossing a shutout for the complete the sweep with a 4- Baltimore 8-7. George Brett drove in a Oakland at New York, night With a crowd of gain baseball immortality. only the second in the major game series. Jones pitched his way to his j “ I d o n ’t know w hy fourth time in his last seven Twins 3, Tiger- 1 1 fourth inning run with his 24,132—the second largest of “1 was lucky, pretty damn ieagues this year. Nolan Cards 6, Braves 2 17th win in the.Mener. In the : 5 everybody expects me to be starts to raise his record to Rookie right-hander Jim 10th triple, then alertly the season in Candlestick lucky,” Halicki admitted. Ryan pitched his fourth Right-hander Bob Forsch second game, TOvis drew a wild like Koufax (when he 12-6 and lower his earned Hughes picked up his 12th scored the winning run on an Park — cheering him on, “You have to be lucky to career no-hitter on June 1 and reliever A1 Hrabosky one-out walk and moved to . National League Standings second when losing pitcher ; . was young),” Tanana said run average to 2.47. “I use victory and third straight overthrow of home by East Halicki struck out 10 and pitch a no-hitter and I for the California Angels scattered seven hits and Ted after he blanked the New the fastball and the curve. If over Detroit by scattering George Hendrick to help w. 1. pet. g.b. allowed only three base believe I was today. The •against the Baltimore Simmons and Reggie Smith Ron Schueler balked. John- - ’ Pittsburgh 72 56 .563 — York Yankees, 9-0, on four you can get major league LEAGUt^ seven hits. After being Kansas City end a three- runners. Rusty Staub crowd was just great. You Orioies. knocked in runs in a first in ny Grubb struck out but Phlladetphia 68 so .530 3 Tolan singled to right-center : hits and struck out eight control of those two pitches reached for a run in the fifth game losing streak. A1 Fitz- St. Louis 68 so i38 3 reached base on an error by need their rooting too and In other NL g a m es, ning outburst that carried batters to raise his major you don’t need anything inning, Hughes pitched no morris scattered seven hits New York 06 62 .516 6 second baseman Derrel my teammates played great Pittsburgh pounded Cincin the Cardinals past the on the second pitch to end else. An occasional Chicago 60 70 .462 13 Braves. Forsch raised his the four hour 15 minute con (UPI Photo) league leading strikeout hit ball the rest of the way. to earn his 13th victory Montreal 55 72 .433 m Thomas leading off the fifth behind me. My catcher nati 5-1, Houston hammered Fred Lynn makes sure he touches plate total to 197. changeup and a few runs Mickey Lolich went the dis before yielding to Doug Bird West and Mike Vail walked after (Dave Rader) called a hell Chicago 8-4, St. Louis record to 12-9 by outdueling test. Well, not quite everybody. from your team and you’re tance for Detroit, absorbing in the eighth. w. 1. pci. g.b. Cincinnati 84 44 .656 — Angels Manager Dick all set.” his 14th setback against 11 Rangers 8, Orioles 7 Los Angeles 6B 61 .527 16^ Williams, for one, prefers to Fortunately for Tanana, victories. Mike Hargrove’s ground San Francisco 63 66 .486 the anemic-hitting Angels, a ball with the bases loaded San Diego 60 68 .466 Ws JOOOC compare Tanana to the Brewers 7, A’s 6 57 73 .438 28 Rogers women’s singles Atlanta I UPI Photo) The longtime master of control team Yankee Manager Billy 3 victory behind the pitching Charlie Moore’s two-run scored Len Randle with one Houston SO 82 .379 36 — Whitey Ford. Martin once described as of Nolan Ryan, who struck eighth inning double and out in the bottom of the ninth ISo-hitform of San Francisco’s Ed Halicki “unable to hit its way out of out eight in six innings to to prevent Baltimore from tennis tourney champion QOOO.C “Frank has more velocity Tom Murphy’s clutch relief Sunday's Results Herald Angle on the ball than anyone I’ve a hotel lobby,” score in un pick up his 14th victory of pitching helped Milwaukee keeping pace with Boston. Houston 8 C^icagOv4 19 th H O L E St. Louis 6 Atlanta 2 ever seen and on top of that accustomed abundance the season and increase his snap an eight-game losing The Orioles had tied the Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 1 Rain washed but Sunday’s round: Rogers def. Mary Dick Day 6-2, 6-1; Bruce By Earl Yost has the savvy of Whitey when he pitches. strikeout total to 186. streak. Robin Yount opened game in the top of the inning New York 9 San Francisco 5, 1st M oriarty’s move schedule in the annual Town Miller def. Felix Springer Sports Editor “I guess I’m just lucky,”, “I don’t learn too much the eighth with a home run on Ken Singleton’s homer San Francisco 6 New York 0, 2nd Marshall 64, 6-2, Racine Ford,” Williams said. “At San Diego 7 Philadelphia 2, 1st default; Jairo Orduz def. Ellington Ridge Tallwood said Tanana. from Ryan,” said Tanana. after Tom Grieve’s two-run TV Tennis Tournament but one def. Helen Scruton 6-1, 7-5. the age of 22 he has tremen to tie the score. After Hank San Diego 7 Philadelphia 6, 2nd, 12 AND division was completed Third round: Rogers def. Robert Taylor 6-3, 6-1; Stan HUSBAND-WIFE STABLEl;ORD . dous poise and tremendous Shortstop Mike Miley, hit “He has been an inspiration Aaron walked and Darrell eighth inning homer had innings into final round Montreal 5 Los Angeles 3. 14 innings Saturday when Sue Rogers Racine 7-5, 6-3, Falkenstein and Alfred Gross - George and Wendy TOURNAMENT- A Flight — possibilities. ting .176 going into Sunday’s to me, though, because he Porter singled, Moore un given Texas a 7-6 lead. Ol Giants Jet set losing appeal Monday's Games captured the Women’s Men's Masters Tavello double default. Ehrlich 40-42-82, Jim and Mary —Gross—Tony Steullet 39; Net (All Times EOT) RADK Judging by the smallest turnout in the 13 years that Assuring itself a berth in the Twilight League playoff Singles. First round; Mike White McCarthy 404343, Jerry and —Walt Saverick 37, Don K elley' A First round: Mai Darling Cincinnati (Norman 6-4) at Chicago Irma Salad 42-42-84; Net - 37, Art St. Louis 36, Richard professional football teams have played at Yale Bowl, (R. Reuschel 10-13), 2:30 p.m. finals, Moriarty Brothers blanked the West Hartford There were only five en def, Andy Perkins 6-0, 6-2; bye; Joe Lombardo def. Frank and Diane Kueza 65, Jaquith 35; B Flight —Gross which incidentally never looked better than yesterday, its Atlanta (Thompson 04) at Pittsburgh Merchants, 4-0, Saturday at St. Thomas Seminary, trants, and one defaulted. David Warren default; Sol Greg Willett def. Richard (Rooker 8-0), 7:35 p.m. matching cards; Marc and —Bob Russell 30; Net —Jack just as well the New York Giants and New York Jets met Doubleheader tonight Crafty veteran Pete Sala Riordan singled chasing TONKIHT Three rounds were com Roman def. James Bates Marshall 7-5, 6-2 ; Steve Kel Houston (Roberts 7-14) at St. Louis «!()() l‘ro |■.■nni!^, Ch. 24 Marilyn Greenfield 86-21-65, Zipkin 39, Paul White 38, Bill > for the final time in their celebrated m eeting for the Extra time given Ashe (McGIothen 134). 6:15 p.m. spun a four-hitter as he con pleted under perfect default; Don Poist def. ly def. Keith Levin 6-1, 6-3; home DiMauro. Mark Saul and Robecca Rubin 98-32- 8:00 Oriolr.s \s . UovuIh Wood 37, Ray St. Louis 37, Jack championship of the big city. Two games are seheduled tonight in the Town Class New York (Webb 54) at San Diego tinued his domination over weather conditions in Men’s Paul Badeau (lef. Skip 66, A1 and Mona Kemp 85-18-57, (Strom 54), 10 p.m. Reimer homered in the Ch. 22. 30 George Nackowski default; Nicholson 37, Ed McLaughlin The spacious concrete saucer covered with ivji was less B Slow Pilch Softball Tournament at Fitzgerald Field. Philadelphia (CHirislenson 74) at Los the West Hartford entry. fourth and singled' in the Masters with defending George Kermode def. Sam Slogesky 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, Gene and Elbe Dickinson 91-21- 35 C Flight —Gross —Frank 9i5.5 M .l» I* 11 d r Charles Deltatto def. Bill than half full as the Giants managed to hold on in the rain Four of the starting field of a dozen teams remain in to figure way to win Angeles (Mes.sersmith 14-12), 10:30 p.m. The Merchants didn’t score sixth following a Ron Krogh WIM champion Mai Darling Crispino 6-2,6-1; Fran Leary 70. Kickers - Salads, Goulds, Wojtyna 23; N e t—Bill Garvey " to score a 21-20 decision over their crosstown rivals. the running. Tuesday's Games a run off Sala in regular Krause 6-4, 6-1; Hollander Zubrows, tie, Heslins and 40, Jim Wagner 37, Charles Cinneinati at CHiicago triple for the final two runs. leading the way. def. Frank Wasserman 7-5, D Richmonds. Paid attendance was announced at 33,779. The bowl can First game tonight at 6:13 will bring together Houston at St. Louis, night season play or in the best of Sala, meanwhile, was Mike White launched his 6-3; George Caouette def. def. Bill Martens. 6-1, 6-4; Currier 33, Bob Calnen 31, Jim Ashe, this year’s Ritchie 31; Kickers —80 , 76. seat 70,874. Renn’s Tavern and Glen Construction with the winner BOSTON (UPI) - Arthur tourney’s top seed. Atlanta at Pittsburgh, night three playoff series, which mastering the Merchant bid to retain the Men’s Dan Moroz default; Ed Price def. Mike Fendell The Giants, in winning, remain undefeated in exhibition Second seeded Bjorn Wimbledon and WCT New York at San Diego, night default; Mike Racine def. facing Pero's Market in the nighleap at 7:30. Ashe really didn’t want it, Montreal at San Francisco, night the MB’s took two straight. batters. He walked just two Webb signs Singles Division laurels with Lemieux def, George Roy 6- play this summer after three appearances while the Jets' Borg, who ousted Raul champ, defeated the only un Bradley default. Country Club Tuesday night, Tacorral will meet the Monday night but he got another 24 hours Phiiadelphiia at Los Angeles, night The triumph could prove and fanned four. West Hart a first round win. 1, 6- 1. .MEN'S GI.LB OPEN- Low seeded player to make it to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - two-game win was snapped, and it was snapped by an second game winner at 7:30. to figure a means of Ramirez, 4-6, 6-3, 6-0, was to be a costly one as MB Kay Composeo, tourney Second round; Darling Pete Ancoin def. Earl BEST 15- Class A -D a v e gross —Phil Shamber 70, Jim the quarterfinals, Wotjek ford, which finishes up 13-11, The San Francisco 49ers Sun errant snap from center with just seconds remaining. The double elimination play will wind up tomorrow. handling powerful Guiller matched against Australian player-coach Gene Johnson, supervisor, said yesterday’s Custer default; Paul Moss Kozlovich 61-9-52, Tony Bidwell 72, Bob Behling 73, Bob Fibak, 7-5, 6-4, Saturday, didn’t stroke its first hit off day signed their No. 1 draft def. Lombardo 6-0,6-1; Poist Field goal specialist Pat Leahy had given the Jets six Three of the four teams won ehampionships in their John Alexander in an def. Ed Stevens default; Pietrantonio 60-7-53, Bob Zink 74; Low n et—Cliff Keune mo Vilas in today’s the league’s batting cham the 8-0 victor until the fifth choice, Jimmy Webb, to a three scheduled matches would be def. Roman 6-1, 6-1; Leary points via two earlier field goals of 31 and 47 yards. With evening semifinal. then got a rest when Sun George Boser def. Mark McGurkin 59-6-53, Frank Kier- 86-19-67, Tom Muzik 76-9-67, respective leagues. Renn's won the Indy honors and semifinals of the U.S. Pro pion with a .472 average, inning. year contract. played Saturday. Women’s def. Kermode 4-6, 6-3, 6-2; the ball squarely in front of the goal posts and time running Alexander stunned the day’s play was washed out Jacobs 6-2,6-1; Ray Cox def. nan 60-7-53, Dick Smith 62-9-53; Frank Wojtyna 85-17-68, Doug Glen prevailed in the Charter Oak League. Tennis Championships. pulled a muscle his first doubles will be at the West Lemieux def. Caouette 6-3, Class B -B ill Ogden 60-11-49, by an all-day rain. Tucker helps Giles Parker default; Dan Wetherell 81-12-69, Bob out, Leahy never had a chance to turn a 21-20 Giants advan Tacorral boasts a 3-0 playoff mark in the double The third-seeded Ashe has capacity crowd Saturday time at bat leaving his Side Oval. - . Asked about Vilas, he 6 0 Maynard Clough 61-11-50, Bob Chambers 82-12-70, Dick ■ tage into a 23-21 Jet win as rookie center Joe Field’s snap elimination event while Renn's and Peru's stand at 3-1 night with a tension packed Hickey def. Robert Young 7- yet to lose a set at the $100,- sets record status for the rest of the Women's Singles Men's Singles LaPolt 65-14-51; Class C Brewer 86-15-71, Ed Dullea 84- ■ went high and over the kicker’s head. 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 upset of fourth- rolled his eyes and said, “I 6, 6-3, Steve Hadge def. and Glen has a 2-1 won-lost record. 000 tournament, but that playoff doubtful. Bahashoff star ' Prelim round: Ross —Hogan Zam aitis 6615-51, 13-71, Steve Cassano 86-15-71, don’t even want to think Manchester resident First round: Sue Rogers Pero's arc the Nike League representatives while didn’t seem to comfort him se^ ed Manuel Orantes of The locals, who’ve won Bruce Miller 6-0,6-2; Bavier Norm Narkon 70-19-51, Rudy Capacity crowds once about it.” Katie ’Tucker, a member of bye; Mary Marshall def. Hollander def. Gerry Gary Pierro 88-16-72, Chic Tacorral performed in the Charier Oak circuit. much. Neither has Vilas, the Spain. nine regular season titles won by double default; Pierro 68-15-53, Pete Griffiths Seven years ago when the Giants and Jets first bumped “He hits the ball with so the Suburban Swim Team, Betty Soderlund 6-4, 6-4; Griffey 6-3, 5-7, 6-1; Robert Seaback 85-13-72, Jim Faust 88- and seven playoff cham Ashley Saunders def. Orduz 70-17-53; Low gross —Bob 16-72, Harry Eaton 95-23-72, Joe heads at New Haven, a capacity crowd turned out and much topspin it comes over was on a record-setting in AAU swim Barbara Racine def. Katie Price def. David Kapland pionships, will now sit back 6-4, 6-2. McGurkin 76; Blind bogey Bell 80-8-72, George Bednarz76- ticket scalpers had a field day. Tickets were gobbled up by the net like an- egg. You quartet last weekend at the Gasper default; Second default; Ray Racine def. and wait for a winner —Nils Shenning 100. 4-72, Robert Livingston 84-12-72, season ticket holders only. can’t hit it in the middle of (Connecticut AAU Senior KANSAS CITY, Kan. (UPI) — Shirley Babashoff walked PRO SWEEPS- Gross -Tom Tennis prosl between the Bristol Cassins Russ Davidson 85-13-72; The next year, it took several days to sell out Yale. Men’s and Women’s Long away from the 1975 National AAU Long Course Swimming Prior 77, Stan Hilinski 78, the strings.” and Volkswagen to be Kickers —80, 75. Three years later it took several weeks. Four years ago, “I know what I have to do Course Swimming Cham Championships with wins in three of her four events and a Erwin Kennedy 78, Sher honor Ashe^ decided. VW leads that tickets were available at the gate, although the bowl was to be^t him, the question is pionship at the new 50-meter new U.S. record to capture the spotlight among women Stockton was impressed Ferguson 78, Carroll Maddox series, 1-0. 78; Net —Dick Lovett 734-69, packed. whether I can execute it.” pool in Canton. swimmers. BROOKLINE, Mass. The American Division Joe Wal 80-10-70. That was the start of the end of sellouts. Asked what his strategy was Miss ’Tucker and team Miss Babashoff also anchored the Munich Olympics. (UPI) — Arthur Ashe, this champs backed Sala with with Geiberger’s victory MEMBER-GUEST- Net the Mission Viejo (Calif.) The 18-year-old champion, Two years ago, there were plenty of unsold tickets and by an especially persistent mates Patsy Klotz, Patrice —Dick Schotta-Bud Wood 62, Cousy to attend year’s Wimbledon and WCT the only marker he really Nadadores, to three relay vic considered old by some swim last year the number doubled in size. Yesterday, the fans reporter, he said, “I’m not Wright and Lisa Schudder Bill Senbenotti-Myron Dimock champion, has been named needed in the first inning. tories. ming standards, has been her derstated way, summed it up in (eight years) I am having this HARTFORD, (UPI) - just stayed away in droves. going to tell you.” set a meet, state and resi FORT WORTH, Tex, 62, Bill Giguere-George the Association of Tennis Mike McDonald singled, was "1 swim 10 hard miles every strongest this year. She credits one sentence: Surge. American Soccer League Com-, True, it rained practically all day yesterday, but in the Vilas, of Argentina, who dent record in the 400-meter (UPI) — A1 Geiberger and Giguere 63, Rudy Pierro-Bob Professionals player of the forced at second by Steve day," she said. “That’s two and it in part to the competitive "As tough as this course is, 1 "It took me a long time to get missioner Bob Cousy will at-^ freestyle relay with a 4:18.5 Dave Stockton, despite Quish 63, Bob LaPolt-Derrick past on Giant-Jet dates at the Bowl, the weather didn’t looks more like a fullback one half hours in the morning spirit among the Mission Viejo would have to say it was the my confidence back. I’m going tend the Aug. 30 resumption of a year. Chotjner, followed by a being the best of friends, 63, Jack Shea-Bud Hadden 63, keep Joe Fan away. than a tennis player, used clocking. and two and a half more in the Nadodores. best tournament I have ever to lie around the pool all next suspended game between the*. ATP Executive Director passed ball, error and infield possess two different type Bob bonadies-Bill Phelan 64, that topspin to befuddle the Only two weeks ago, the afternoon. I like swimming, but “I think we’ve got more spirit played.” week and gain a lot.” Connecticut Yankees and New Patriots gaining fans Jack Kramer made the an- grounder by Jim Balesano Carl Mikolowsky-Al Kemp 64, man who made it popular. same foursome set a r^icord to be honest, it’s the rewards 1 than the other teams. That’s personalities, Geiberger’s winning score Stockton began the final day York Apollos in Hartford. noucement Saturday at the plating Chotiner. Walt Kulpa-Travis 65; Gross It’s just one man’s opinion but the feeling here is that the Rod Laver. Vilas knocked in the 200-meter freestyle do it for." why we're such a great team ,” Stoekton is the outgoing type, over the 7,160-yard, par-70 three shots behind Geiberger, a League officials said Sunday^ U.S. Professional Tennis Single tallies were added —Sher Ferguson-Sal Rossitto Giants are losing their hold on the pro football fan at least the five-time winner of the relay in Manchester, N.H. During the last few years. Ms Babashoff said. “I’m not old Geiberger is quiet and in Colonial Country Club course fellow u s e graduate and his the last 36 minutes of the game Championships being held at in the third, fourth and sixth trospective. 71, Dave Kozlovich-Tony in this area with the New England Patriots gaining more The quartet also took the Miss Babashoff has had several enough to quit. I'll quit when I was, indeed, an impressive best friend on the tour, and by suspended on July 26 will be' U.S. Pro Title out of conten Therefore, when Geiberger and more followers with each passing season. the Longwood Cricket Club. frames. In the third, Frank of those rewards. She brought get tired.” statistic. It was the best four the fourth hole the lead had Roberto 74, Pat Mistretta-Wes played before the regularly 2 tion with a 6-3,6-4 display of silver medal in the 800- Ashe is a semi-finalist, but DiMauro walked, Balesano home silver medals in the 100 completed an astonishing four grown to four. Feshler 75, Tom Atamian-Joe scheduled game between the. Last year, as an example, after the Patriots got off to a power and precision. meter freestyle relay and Five world records, 18 U.S. round ever turned in over a an underdog in today’s drew a free pass and Rich and 200-meter freestyle from records and 20 meet records days worth of sub par golf to course that has hosted the But by the end of the front Witkowski 75; Closest to pin Yankees and Apollos. The blazing start, this office was bombarded with requests “Guillermo played too Miss Tucker was a member match with top-seeded were set during the four-day win the $250,000 Tournament Colonial National Invitation nine Geiberger had bogeyed 18th hole —Member —Dick Yankees, 8-5-4, are seeking a from readers for information on the Patriots ranging from well today. His ground of the fifth place 400-meter Players Championship with a Guillermo Vilas. iy- meet, scheduled from Tournament for almost 30 three holes, Stockton had bir- Schotta 4-feet,5-inches, Guest playoff berth. New York leads ticket prices to the marital status of little Mack Herron. strokes were too quick for medley relay team. 10-under-par 270 score Sunday, died twice and the lead had —Myron Dimock 6 inches; the Eastern Division with a 10- Ashe, who is president of m Wednesday to Saturday, at the years. The Giants are not deserting Yale Bowl. The one-time me. They were on top of me Individually, Miss ’Tucker it was Stockton who seemed the changed hands. Longest drive on 16th hole 2-5 repord. the ATP, was named on all Wyandotte Swim Club. And in producing that score Eastern Division power in the National Football League before I knew it,” said was fourth in the 200-meter Women^ men doubles most impressed. Geiberger had to hold off a “I was so tired from the —Member —Sher Ferguson, but five of the 175 ballots ft was the men from the Long will return next summer against a foe to be announced. Laver. freestyle, sixth in the 100- Beach Swim Club that sent “It’s an unbelievable,” he charge by Stockton, who took heat,” Geiberger said, “but I Guest Wes Feschler. cast by the group’s It could very well be the Patriots. meter freestyle and 200- tennis pairings made most of the world records said. "I don't know what AL is the lead for a brief time Sunday said to myself 'you’ve come 5 The afternoon doubles members, said Kramer. on. I’ve got to find out what he this far this week you just can’t Larry Lorentzen agled the The Patriots will show their way wares at Yale in the (UPI Photo) semifinals pitted Hans meter backstroke and tumbling. The team had a world only to fall back and finish with Brian Gottfried of Fort is taking and take some of it throw it away.’” par-five, 508-yard 15th hole final pre-season start against the Jets Sept. 14. Pohmann and Jurgen seventh in the 400-meter Competition in the Town Ten Sloan vs. Stevens-Nightingale, record in the 800-meter a seven-under 273. HORSE m yself.” So Geiberger steadied Saturday. He was in a foursome If the Patriots draw well against the Jets, you can bet Lauderdale, Fla., and Paul 800th stolen base for Cardinals’ Lou Brock nis Tournament women’s Dow-Boser vs. winner match freestyle relay, two individual The only other player to Fassbender against John freestyle and 100-meter • And Geiberger, in his un- himself and ran in crucial bir with Einar Lorentzen, Rick your last dollar the New England team will get a high Ramirez of Mexico were doubles division will be staged one, Bavier-Willett vs. winner world records by Bruce Furniss break par for the tournament Rod Belloir of Atlanta drops throw in first inning action Andrews and Mike Estep. backstroke. die putts on the I3th and 15th Clough and Harry Atherton. priority spot to fill the Giant date at New Haven, named the top doubles team. Saturday and Sunday at the match two; 12:30 Poist-Roman and one by Tim Shaw. was Hubert Green, who shot a one-under 69 Sunday — the ■ holes while Stockton was RRCIN6 West Side Oval. vs. winner match three, Shaw started the record- knocking his tee shot in the Following is the first round Darling-Aucoin vs. winner breaking spree opening day same score turned in by trees on No. 14 for a goey and \ac Saturday: 9 a.m> — Soderlund- match; 2 p.m. — Guffey- when he bettered his own world Geiberger and Stockton — to three putting the 16th. ( P Marshall vs. Valentine-Ring, Warren vs. winner 9:30 match; mark in the 400-meter freestyle finish at 275. Wed. 8 PM Aug. 27 "I don’t think anybody but A1 Knefick-Gallagher vs. Pastel-Warren vs. winner 11 to 3:53.317. But in his strongest Mason Rudolph, Bob Dickson WHEELS and Bob Murphy finished tied could have done what he did un PLAINVILLE STADIUM Stoneham to sell Giants to Japanese group Silverman-Burzek; 10:30 — match. event, the 1500-meter freestyle, der the pressure,” Stockton Burgess-Lombardo vs. Boggini- Mixed doubles will also be Shaw finished a distant fifth. for fourth at 281. Jack Nicklaus said. OPEN(K)MPETmON i Boby Hackett, a relatively was not a factor in the tourna DAYS ^ By MILTON KIGIIMAN pressed for funds, these industrialists have come up with chances of the club remaining in San Francisco’s Bay Area Leo Durocher heard Westrum was due to go whether the Donagher; 1 p.m. — Tobin- played at Charter Oak Park STAFFORD Britnell vs. first match winner. unknown 16-year-old swimming 1. Bugs ment after opening day, ; NEW YORK (UPI) — Horace Stoneham has agreed to that rarest of all commodities, cash, and besides they’re next year. California has a large Japanese population. club was sold or not and applied for his old job back—even Sept. 13-14. SPEEDWAY - AU TO RACES Men’s doubles will be played Pairings — Boser-Boser vs. for the Bernal's Gator Swim finished at 287. sell the San Francisco Giants to a group of wealthy Since both the Giants and the A’s can not operate though he swore up and down he’d never manage again. Stevens, 2, Ray Miller, 3, Petty Wins August 29 to from the Far East, not the Middle East. Sept.6-7 at .Charter Oak Park. Eacott-Eacott, Kenard-Kenard Club, took the lead on the first As for Stoneham, he can stay on with the Giants as a con Geoff Bodine. It was the second victory of CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, Japanese industrialists from Tokyo, and what this all com The Giants’ owner and the new owners shook hands on successfully in the Bay Area at the same time, the A’s now Pairings: 8 a.m. — Phillippi- vs. Lemieux-Lemieux, lap and held on for the victory September 6 sultant if he wishes. Horace Stoneham took over the Giants PI.AINVILLE the year for Geiberger and the Mich. (UPI) — David Pearson *750 WIN es down to is that 30 years ago baseball broke the color line the deal three weeks ago, Stoneham promising to turn over seem the logical club to move to Seattle, with the Giants Phillippi vs. Krause-Saunders, Hollander-Brown vs. Cox-Cox, with 15:32.005. Hackett, SPEEDWAY 1, Dan $50,000 first prize txwsted his slipped — and that was all 2nd $400 - 3rd $200. No Racing Sundtig for players, and now it’s getting around to the same thing to the Japanese at the end of the season all assets from the playing some of their home games at Oakland next year. upon the death of his father in 1936. He was 32 then, Stafford-Kennard vs. Myler- Boud-Boud vs*. Tobin- ironically, had a reputation for 4th $1S0-Slh$100. Gaudiosi, 2, Dave Alkas, 3. 1975 earnings to more than Richard Petty needed to get his with the international boundary line for owners. the National Exhibition Company, which include the The Japanese purchase doesn’t necessarily mean there youngest president in the history of the majors. That was llorfman, Lindgren-Caouette Lombardo; 10:30 — Ross-Ross starting out fast the first 300- $170,000. The past 12 months foot in the victory circle. It fH O B ID 40 years ago and he has many wonderful memories of the vs. Ray-Wasserman, Marshall- vs. Warren-Warren, A.Tobin- meters, then falling behind. Elliott Beveridge. For the first time in baseball history, a major league Giants, their entire farm system and their hotel and will be a sudden influx of Japanese players with San Fran have been the best ever on the Petty took another PUB HUTS AT Marshall vs. Eacott-Perkins; J.Lombardo vs. Perkins- During the meet, Jim RIVERSIDE ball club will be owned and operated by foreign interests baseball domplex at Casagrande, Ariz, cisco inasmuch as the major leagues of both countries Giants. tour for the 37-year-old former prosperous step toward his THE 9:30 — Leclerc-Levin vs. Miller- Perkins, Kermode-Kermode vs. Montgomery of the Badger SPEEDWAY - 1. Charlie Small Bloch 340 C.l. Max next season. have a “no-raid agreement” between them. PGA champion. sixth driver championship Sun Leary, jloss-Cox vs. Haniion- Hickey-Hickey; 1 p.m. — White- Dolphins became the fastest Glazier, 2. Bob Polverari, 3. Rulaa anforcad The purchase price for the Giants was slightly more than Some Japanese investors hold minor stock in the Texas As for any other changes among the Giants, there are If he could’ve held on to the club, if there was any possi "There was a time a few day by sneaking past Pearson Slogesky, Hickey-Moroz vs. Parliman vs. first match human swimmer when he Ron Wycoff. Moa 220-4030 NORTHAMPTON $17 million, with the Japanese buyers getting lock, stock, Rangers at the present time and a few businessmen from bound to be a number of them. Horace Stoneham is ble way not to sell, Horace Stoneham never would’ve done years ago,” he said, “when I for'a half-length triumph in the Hadger-Wiggin, Moroz-Greene winner. bettered Andy Coan’s pending $3.00 Adm. 0 to 12 yra 99c it. But he had no choice. NEW LONDON SPEED honestly thought 1 would never $100,000 400-mile race at barrel and Ed (No Hit) Halicki, too. Japan boqght the Lodi club of the California League three extraordinarily loyal to his employes but the Japanese, vs. llollander-Weinstein. All players must supply their world reeord in the 100-mcter UndarOFraa TTiey don’t make club owners like Horace Stoneham ROWL - 1. Bob Potter, 2. win again. And now, after so Michigan International FAIR! One or two National League owners still are opposed to years ago before eventually relinquishing it, but never tough businessmen, insisted upon their right to designate ,11 a.m. — Crispino-Crispino own can of tennis balls before freestyle preliminaries Satur anymore. Baseball may be a business to everybody else, Art Moran, 3. Bill Harmon. long a time without a victory Speedway. doing business with “outsiders,” fearing perhaps some oil before has any individual or group outside the U.S. ever their own as one of the conditions of the sale. vs. Thrasher-Travaldo, Sloan- each match. day with :50.59. rich Arab may wake up one morning and decide to buy both taken over complete control of any major league club. Wes Westrum will be among those let out. He will not be but it was always a sport to him. Still is, too, and probably major leagues as a couple of toys, but Stoneham is hard- Sale of the Giants to the Japanese strengthens the re-hired as manager. always will be. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., August 25. 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., August 25, 1975 OTD JACKPOT __ Town tennis championships NEW Y («K (UPD - Legal million in revenue to the city. $29 Blood donors sought horse-betting shops in New York million to the tracks and $18 City handled VlKl million }n million to the state. Weird ending again as Giants top Jets tlanned during September wagers in 197i providing. $54 The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Manchester Memorial Hospital in the conference rooms Wednesday NEW HAVEN (UPI) The annual pre-season showdown followed that with a seven-yard TD pass to reserve lead on Leahy’s 31-yard field goal and Jones’ 43-yard TD throw to Tucker and the pass to Crosby capped a 51-yard VERNON School lunches and related groups are from 11:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. receivable by the town clerk un- Donors wishing to make appointments may do so by between the New York Giants and the New York Jets has a fullback Steve Crosby for the eventual winning score. pass to Barkum. Joe Dawkins ran nine yards in the second drive. Jones’ seven-yard TD throw to Barkum in the last The Vernon Recreation The Vernon Public schools til Nov. 3. Completed tradition of weird happenings, and Sunday s 21-20 victory The Jets, meanwhile, though naturally disappointed with period for the Giants’ first TD and Leahy then boomed a period cut the lead to 21-20. Department will aponsor the will open on Sept. 4 with all calling 643-5111. Walk-in donors will also be welcome. applications of permanently, the loss, their first in three exhibitions, were impressed 47-yarder, the longest of his career, for a 13-7 halftime “We finally got a break, “ said Morton, who suffered annual town tennis cham cafeterias to be open. The The monthly quota is 150 pints. by the Giants was no exception. physically disabled persons who with the play of J.J. Jones. Jones, a rookie from Fisk lead. through a 2-12 season last year but now has helped the pionships during September. following lunches will be served MUFFLERS And when it was over, ending as rookie center Joe Fields wish to be made voters at a (Tenn.) who was on the injured reserve list with a bad But Jazz Jackson fumbled the second half kickoff and the Giants to three straight pre-season wins. “God knows we Registrations will be accepted in the elementary schools, for snapped the ball over kicker Pat Leahy s head on a field place of confinement are until Aug. 29 at the Recreation the two days schools will be in goal attempt from the 38 that would have won it for the back last season, opened camp as the number four quarter Giants recovered on the Jets’ 25, setting up Morton’s TD needed one.” receivable through the mail no Jose de Elscandon founded office, Henry Park. session that week. No funds for train Jets, the Giants acted as if they had lost and the Jets as if back. After an impressive showing last week against St. later than Oct. 14. the present city of Roma, Tex, INSTALLED There will be seven tour Thursday: Ham pattie on SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - Louis, he was given the start against the Giants when Joe Anyone eligible may be made in 1751. Most Ford, Chevy* they had won. naments including men’s roil, potatoes, cucumber and The Peoples Bicentennial Com “We put on a terrible exhibition," said Giants' quarter Namath came up with a rib injury and A1 Woodall was a voter at other, times by and Plymouth*. Etchebarren back singles, women’s singles, boys tomato, gingerbread with mission said the national back Craig Morton, who had two touchdown passes in the called home to be with his ailing father. appearing at the office of the Freedom Train should not get a Comparable price* 14 and under singles, girls 14 applesauce topping. on all other Jones responded by hitting 13-of-26 passes for 174 yards NEW YORK (UPI) - The Friday: Ravioli with meat town clerk in the Memorial $4,(XX) per day subsidy from Salt This printing test pattern is third period to pull the Giants ahead to stay. and under singles, men’s MuHler*. “We stunk the place out in the first half and I knew we and two TDs, both to Jerome Barkum. Jones also ran for California Angels reactivated sauce, tossed salad, bread and Building. Lake City and called the train, part of The Herald oualitycpn-, doubles, women’s doubles, and trot program In order to give ! 1 7 . 9 7 catcher Andy Etchebarren Sun just had to do something when we came out for the second 28 yards. mixed doubles. butter, pineapple. Milk is Pinochle scores "a gaudy sideshow unrelated to Free eetiniates - Master Charge - BankAmericard - Mobil day and optioned Ike Hampton CAN’T served with all meals. The following were winners the American Revolution." you one of the finest half. I am not proud of the way I threw out there today. “1 felt good. 1 was reading defenses well and I was fin If there is sufficient interest, to their & lt Lake City farm “ The Freedom Train newspapers in the nation. ding receivers, finding the open man. That’s what a good R e s s io n s in the Vernon Senior Citizens' M uffler Fortunately, we won. club in the Pacific Coast a master’s division for those 45 Voter quarterback has to do and I was happy 1 was able to do it and older will be staged. This pinochle games Tuesday: Eric provides an image of America “It seems like we played so well up here some times last League. Oct. 11 will be the final day would include singles and Andersen 739; Stella Filip 689; as seen through the eyes of an Center season and lost and today we play like this and win. 1 guess today. Fate was just on their side." Etchebarren had been on the residents may apply to be made Regal advertising agency,” said a doubles. a voter, prior to the Nov. 4 elec Alma Dittrich 682; Joe Gessay there is some justice. " With less than two minutes to go, Jones moved the Jets disabled list with a broken right commission news release. from his own 47 to the Giants’ 30, where he was ordered to An entrance fee of $1 per per tions and persons celebrating 669; Ann Songailo 669; Ted We offer convenience along with a superior product. Morton completed ll-of-26 passes for 108 yards and thumb since June 29. He was AFFORD TO WAIT! Leboc 667; Adeline Kochwitz A commission spokesman son for singles and 75 cents for their 18th birthday on Oct. 12 run the ball to set up the game-winning field goal. batting .195 prior to his injury. said in order for the city to get many of the passes he did connect on were dumps to his Undoubtedly the 1976 Prices will be higher and It will cost doubles must accompany each may apply at this session. 662; Mary St. Louis 655. The Jet defense, with Carl Barzilauskas leading the way, Hampton batted .156 in 28 its investment back more than Corner of Broad running backs. He did manage to hit tight end Bob Tucker registration. In addition, each Other special voter-making Thursday tournament kept the Giants penned-in early as the Jets surged to a 10-0 games. 26,(XX) persons would have to and Center Street ... for a 13-yard touchdown pass in the third period and you hundred of dollars to wait. SO SAVE MONEY 2 ways b' participant must furnish a can sessions are scheduled for Sept. winners were: Evelyn Kincman M on.-Fri 8 a.m. • 9 p.m. visit the train daily at adult ad aking advantage of the lower 1975 Prices and our MilODEi of new balls. Registrations may 6 and 27, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 659; Frank .Minor 617 ; Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. I mission of $2 and child's admis 2 be made at the Lottie Fisk Oct. 4, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Katherine Duell 607;. Selma sion of $1. END ClCLEARANCE SALE! Building, in person, between 9 Oct. 8, from 7 to 9 p.m.; and the Pritchard 583. NFL strike a.m. and 6 p.m., or by mail. Oct. 11 session. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Lions explode Pairings will be announced All sessions are conducted at possibility Sept. 2. BRAND NEW 1975 VEGA the Memorial Building, Park one 26 oz ctn one half gal Richmond Pi. with the exception of the Finest CHICAGO I UPI) - National Notchback 8«d«n. 4-cyl. onoino, std. to lop Chiefs Irons., radio, w/walls, undercoat A Oct. 4 session which will be at Football League player $ Morton Orange re p re s e n ta tiv e s m eet in Caner Care. 8tk. I3SO0 Theater trip the Vernon Elementary School, Charcoai 5 Chicago today for discussions The final in a series of theater Rt. 30. FREE FREE 20 lb that will include the possibility NEW YORK (UPI) — Detroit came back to down Kan trips for children, is scheduled There will be a limited ses Salt Ju ice bag $ 1 7 9 With This Coupon & The F^jrchase of $6 or More. of another strike and the status sas City 27-24, Chicago shaded St. Louis 14-13, Oakland for Thursday at Oakdale in sion on Nov. 3 only for those With This Coupon &-The Purchase of (1) at BRAND NEW 1975 MONZA whose qualifications as to age Refiuiar Price Valid Thru Aug. 30, 1975 Umll One. Valid Thru Aug 30. 1975 ,__ , r With 71118 Coupon & The FHirchase of SS or More of Executive Director Ed pounded Atlanta 22-7, Cincinnati routed Green Bay 27-10, Wallingford. H-457 62 H-503 [ F j j Limit One Valid Thru Aug. 30. 197^'. H-502 Town Coup#. 140 2-barrel engine, 3- or citizenship have matured ...... mm Garvey. Minnesota nipped Dallas 16-13, Miami beat New Orleans apaed trane., deluxe belte, day-nite Vernon children and their fcMjl after the Oct. 11 session, and The group also will hear a 20-10 and Denver downed Houston 27-21 in NFL weekend mirror, eport mirrore, wheel open mothers or fathers may make report on the progress of con moulding, radio, adluetable seat back, the bus trip which will leave for servicemen. exhibitions. heavy duty battery, w/walle. Carter Care. < 3 7 2 5 A qualified resident tract negotiations with club attempts for Minnesota while Henry Park at 12:45 p.m. The Tight end Charlie Sanders Otk. 13709. celebrating a birthday on Nov. 4 owners. the Cowboys have dropped all show starts at 2:30 and the hauled in a 35-yard TD toss as will be eligible to apply to be The players association three. group will arrive back in Ver Detroit exploded for three made a voter on Nov. 3. struck for 42 days during last touchdowns in the fourth Steve Ramsay and Fran BRAND NEW 1975 CHEVELLE non about 5:30 p.m. Those interested in attending year's training camp before un- quarter to inaugurate its new Lynch ran for scores following Malibu Sedan, 6-cyl engine, Persons moving into Vernon triumphantly returning They $55.7 million stadium with a Houston fumbles to give the bohydramatic trane., radio, steel betted must register, in person, at the after Oct. 11 may become laborOay-®"^ wav/ played through the 1974 season radial w/walls, wheel covers, vinyl trim. recreation office, Henry Park. Shop BAasI** Early for fMBs the ftliA ILong A n n HolidayU n ll/# A w * fi', victory. Lem Barney in Broncos a victory over the Carter Care. #3857. electors after Nov. 4, unless while contract negotiations con tercepted two passes and Oilers. A permission slip must be they become of age or acquire Week-End - Closed Monday Sept. 1 tinued. recovered a fumble for the Defensive end Vern Den signed by a parent or guardian citizenship after the Oct. 11 ses Labor Dayl and the $2 fee must be paid However, no contract has Lions. Herder scored and linebacker sion or are members of the been signed yet and Doug Swift set up another with BRAND NEW 1975 CAPRICE when registering. armed forces. SUPERMARKETS negotiations have been an interception as Miami Claeelc Cpe. V-8 engine, Tur- The show will include all of Absentee admission progressing slowly since the bohydramatic trans., air conditioning, the Bugs Bunny characters. Mr. Dell Favorites! MEAT SniEEI^USJL Chicago halfback Clifton dumped New Orleans. vinyl roof, P/steerlng, P/dIsc brakee, applications for servicemen player proposals were Taylor scored two fourth deluxe belts, tinted glass, floor mats, door edge guards, rear defogger, remote ^ 5 0 9 5 presented to the management quarter TDs, the last with just C o o k e d Ham group. There has been no control mirror, comfort tilt steering 30 seconds remaining to propel wheel, AM/FM radio and rear speaker, Dom estic meeting between them since the Bears past St, Louis. James out w/wails, undercoat & Carter Care. Stk. Freshly Sliced August 11. To Order Kenny Stabler hit Morris ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. #3754. Garvey said he would open (UPI Photo) Bradshaw with a 41-yard (UPI) - The Buffalo Bills Sun the meeting by reviewing All Beef Franks Kosher .... lb 1.09 A touchdown pass in the first day said they have lost the ser New MHS students where we are and what the quarter to give Oakland its vices of cornerback Robert Roast B e e f ...... “ '1 .4 5 difficulties are. " The last Giants’ Doug Kotar hurdles third straight win. James tor the rest of the 1975 Im ported...... ^ib report to the players was in Running back picked up gniall gain Swiss C h 0G S G 99* Ken Anderson fired three season. USED CAR SALE! registering now June. . ■— LunchGon MGat Imported . . . ib 99* touchdown passes in the first James suffered ligament and Six second win half to spark Cincinnati over cartilage damage to his right D andy L o a f...... lu 99* For students entering the 12th WFL roundup GARDENA, Calif. (UPI) - Green Bay and deal first-year knee in the first quarter of Buf New students who will be German Bologna ...... u1.29 Packer Coach Bart Starr his falo’s 31-24 pre-season win SAVE BIG attending Manchester High grade, a transcript is required. Sonny Easley of Van Nuys, first setback. Saturday night against the Los School next year should report Students entering Grades 11 Potato Salad ... .u 45* Calif., scored a six-second vic Available Only In Stores With Mr Deli Depts U and 12 will be tested Tuesday, tory over Jim Boyd of Cot Fran Tarkenton threw a 12- Angeles Rams. A club to the high school administra New teams move spokesman said surgery was Sept. 2, at a time to be an tonwood, Calif., in his 1973 Ford yard TD pass to Ed Marinaro tion office for registration and NOdirS THE TIME nounced. Torino Sunday night in a 50-mile with 39 seconds left to rally performed on Jam es’ knee Sun to the guidance office for Hi-C Fruit Beef CTiHShell Fresh Chicken NASCAR Grand National West Minnesota over Dallas. It was day at Mercy Hospital in Buf programming of courses any Students entering Grade 10 into first place falo. will be assigned, by mail, to one All race at Ascot Park. the first preseason win in three week day from 8:30 to 11 a.m. FOR TOUR REST RUT1 of the orientation and testing Flavors NEW YORK (UPI) - Both divisions of the World Foot and 1 to 2:30 p.m. Drinks Students must present a year- sessions Aug. 27 and 28. 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1 i\ PAGE BliBBrrfc^W-] : EVENING HERALD. MandmUff. Oo>tl.> Att MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., August 25, 1975- PAGE NINETEEN WLINTHROP N«4> NfanlMf IS Nomao Por Safo 23 Nofflaa Por Sala 13 Bualneat Property 28 Servleaa Oltered 31 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale INDEX VtXl
•' / ^uneaiEVAeLEL 315 CENTER ST., M ANCHESTER, CONN. »4 8 S 13S P-Z5 At IN An m F|« 0* \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., August 25, 1975 OBITUARIES Pupils asked to wear ^ Anthony Monish ROCKVILLE - Anthony color-coded name tags' Monish. 90, of South St. died I PHAWMACY1 Saturday morning at a TOLLAND assemble on the grass .and I M A N C H in n Rockville convalescent home. ’The following guidelines will sidewalk area at the Middle The funeral was Sunday be used for the opening School end of our building. afternoon. at Ladd Funeral t moments of school at the Instructional aides and other "YOUR COMMUNITY Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Burial Parker M em orial' School in non-classroom teacher per HEALTH SERVICE STORE, is today in Vinehill Cemetery, Tolland; sonnel will assist the WITH OVER 25 YEARS 1 ^ . ' A f ‘ Plymouth, Mass. 1. All kindergarten and milt- youngsters to the proper places. OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE Mr. Monish had lived in age (k and 1, 1 and 2, K and.l (If raining, all teachers will 7 DAYS A WEEK!” Plymouth most of his life and 2) youngsters will be shown greet children In their before coming to Rockville two dirOctly to their classrooms classrooms.) years ago. Before his retire upon arrival at school. All Please have your child use ment, he was a self-employed kindergarten children should the bus on the first day of DON’T barber. He was a member of wear the color-coded name tags school, as it is n^essary for the the Apostolic Christian Church sent in the mail to them this contractor to make an im of EUlington. summer. Those with yellow mediate evaluation of the He is survived by several tags will be guided to Mrs. adequacy of the bus schedules. nieces and nephews. Yogt’s room, orange to Mrs. The first day, Wednesday, Memorial gifts may be made Mandel, green to Miss Sept. 3, is a full regular day of to the Apostolic Christian Schroeder, grey to Mrs. school and, therefore, milk, hot Church Alms Fund. McLeod, and white for all-day lunch, and ice cream will be ■ ,'}» m kindergarten. available for 6 cents, 40 cents m u t i 6t 2. First grade youngsters (not and 15 cents, respectively. ctmpbtai biuMmk Weather hurts in multi-age classrooms) will Ed. Note: meet their teachers on the The Herald is seeking a cor 0H th0 Europe crops hard-top playground adjacent respondent to write Tolland mpPmU iii0 llu\ ,1 WASHINGTON (UPI) - to the school. news. Interested parties should Drought and record heat waves 3. Second garders (again, not contact Alex Girelli, city If medUUtMj^ ■ " have threatened food produc those in multi-age classes) will editor, 643-2711. tion prospects in Western Europe, the Agriculture o th tr $ kp p lki 9110'^:, Department reports. The agency's Foreign AREA . dttn*l run oMii. Agricultural Service, in a world weather survey based on con POLICE REPORT ditions through Aug. 11. said spring grains, sugarbeets, ARRESTS pastures and other crops were COVENTRY ( tk»phy$kl9 (Herald photo by Pinto) BREAKS suifering in many parts of Brian P. Zoldak, 20, of COVENTRY ( fg l tkm pnue _ Europe. WilUmantic, operating under “ Although good rain soon Illing wing construction continues suspension, spring, and dis Coventry Police are in ' ■ door, ' : could prevent heavy losses, obeying an officer’s signal. vestigating a break into Guido’s production potential is being The charges stem from an in Superm arket, Rt. 31, dis I Avail y9mr$aiff a f:.i^ i] reduced daily," the FAS said. Huge cranes and construction workers combine in High School. Work stopped ten days ago during a labor dis cident Sunday on Rt. 31. Police covered by Officer Dennis frm amargeii^, The report said also that assembling materials for the new addition at Iliing Junior pute, but laborers returned to the job last Monday. said Zoldak failed to negotiate a Tetreault while on patrol. prospects for world potato Nothing reported missing. A curve and struck a stone wall on ,..f* ■ • ■ production "bear watching" South St. No injuries were truck that drove off when the because, although growers in reported. ’The car was towed. officer arrived was found aban Canada's maritime provinces Wyman, Durkin trade Zoldak was released on a $200 doned. It was taken from a got good rains recently, potato non-surety bond. Court locked garage in Manchester, crops in almost all parts of a b o u t appearance. Common Pleas 19, police said. Europe have been cut by f campaign brickbats Rockville, Sept. 20. droughts, heat and floods. On the optimistic side, the report said Japan got CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - probably impossible to can't back them up,” said Rocky Neck expanded widespread rains in early Democratic Senate candidate eliminate mat kind of thing Durkin. “He ought to knock it The constitution and byiaws August after several weeks of John Durkin wants his GOP op after all this time.” off.” HARTFORD (UPI) - One crease capacity at our state committee of the Manchester very dry weather; north and ponent to “knock it off,” but A controversy brewed last Wyman says Durkin has hundred acres of land have been parks,” Mrs. Grasso said. Art Association will meet northeast China and Inner Republican Louis Wyman says week about Wyman’s radio come “unglued.” transferred from Niantic State ’The governor said she has tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Mongolia got considerable rain ; Durkin is becoming “unglued.” advertisements that said “John Durkin can dish it out Farm for Women to Rocky asked the department to con Victoria Jennings. and the critical Indian monsoon The tempers clashed during Durkin found a campaign but he can’t take it,” said Neck State Park in East Lyme, duct a joint feasibility study rains “continue to perform the weekend as Durkin, Wyman loophole to avoid reporting all Wyman, in reference to Gov. Ella T. Grasso announced with the Department of Correc well.” and A m erican P a rty ’s C. contributions. They charged Durkin’s radio campaign today. tion on potential uses for the Perimeter parking, hiking total 825-acre Niantic State WESTOWN Carmen Chimento face each Durkin failed to cross reference against the five-term con lARMAC' other once again for the state's campaign contibutions of $100 gressman in the November trails and picnic areas are three Farm for Women, which in Suspended aide won’t talk junior Senate seat. or less with fund raisers. That’s election. possible uses Department of cludes the 70-acre Bride Lake. I MAinOtt ID. MANCHInia The Sept. 16 runoff election not required by federal law. The ad told voters Wyman Environmental Protection of Rocky Neck State Park, one until he speaks to Grasso was- called after two state "We’ve intended this from accepted contributions from ficials are studying for the of six state parks on Long recounts and a seven-month large corporate interests. ’The adjacent land, which will in Island Sound, accommodates “YOUR COMMUNITY Problems and the New England the beginning,” said Young. HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate review failed to deter radio spot was highlighted with crease the shoreline park to 661 550,000 visitors a year, 50,000 HEALTH SERVICE STORE, School of Alcohol Studies, also “It's just one of a series of Connecticut Drug Council mine a winner. background sounds of a cocktail acres, she said. campers, and has a linear WITH OVER 25 YEARS employed a private consultant, points we’re going to make Director Walter A. Stewart, Wyman's campaign manager party and a ringing cash “We are making every effort beach length of 3,800 feet, she OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE Jan Swift Durand of Newington, which will show people John suspended after state auditors says the already dirty cam register. to expand facilities and in said. 7 DAYS A WEEKI" who was hired by the state drug Durkin is not real merchan said he misused state and paign will, get filthier in its 23 Durkins insists his ads were council and used its facilities. dise.” federal funds, says he won't remaining days. not deceptive. Becker and Donohue said the Young said the Wyman offen comment until he reports to During the weekend, Durkin “The cocktail party was held. contracts with Ms. Swift sive will continue until it nears Gov. Ella T. Grasso. asked Wyman to stop the attack We have seen the list of those Durand, amounting to $7,277, “overkill.” Be a friend inPEED Stewart was ordered “as a m atter of common decen who attended, a list Wyman reflected possible conflict of in Sunday, Durkin, 39, said he suspended without pay Satur cy." provided, and several thousand terest. would not go to court, but day by State Mental Health Wyman campaign strategist, dollars was raised'for Wyman’s They also said Drug Council demanded for the third time the Commissioner Ernest A. George Young, admits the campaign,” he said. records showed double billings ads be stopped. They continue. Shepherd. special election is one of the for expenses on Stewart's “He’s making charges and he Shepherd said he hoped to dirtiest he's seen, but says “it's rescind the order “as soon as private car. li possible" after an investigation GIVE clears Stewart. A PINT OF LIFE-SAVING Stewart said he wants to get “a hold of some of the records” and won't comment until he YOUNG AMERICA’S VALUES IN QUALITY reports to the governor. “The governor asked me to respond in writing and I'm fashion looks for growing feet... w going to honor that,” he said BLOOD over the weekend. • Girls’ T-strap with soles she’ll outgrow rather State auditors said Friday than outwear...in brown latigo look. their staff had uncovered a number of serious abuses by • Boys’ oxford with woodlike finished heel and Stewart, and Mrs. Grasso sole. ordered him to answer the charges. • Girls’ handsewn moc with long-wearing soles. lOOM Auditors Leo V. Donohue and Henry J. Becker Jr. said Young America’s back-to-school lineup is a sure Stewart had received $500 from pleaser for children AND parents. Sizes 8V2 to 4 each of two private schools in and V to , $13...big boys’ and growing girls’ volved in alcohol and drug 12 2 6 abuse which listed him as a sizes 5-large 8, $14. director. 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Remember, prised of so many areas SINCE 1874 charm, a romance, an reach their peak, and that •”rhe only Fi-ench you and tiny vineyards it’s it’s essential to open the appeal that Is hard to have to know to select a easier to start learning achieve In any other way. fine Imported wine Is reds for aeration for at about Bordeaux. Bordeaux least two hours before What could be more ro-' Grande Marque.” This is Is the home of the famous mantle than a candle-llt a vintage Bordeaux with drinking. Don’t let restau Chateau wines which, es rants selLyou red Chateau table with the shlmpierlng a classic taste that every pecially In the 1972 vin reflections of beautiful wines too young to be one can fully enjoy. tages now In the shops, worth the prices charged. wine In lovely glasses. But Since Grande Marque Is can be had for surprisingly for years the lack of available in both red and reasonable prices again. "knowledge” about wine white, you have the right has made hostesses hesi wine for any occasion. [Nulablc areai, Separates give tate. Granting that the best Bordeaux Includes sev most for least Now all that Is changed. wine Is the wine one likes eral Important areas, the Americans—young Ameri best, there Is no denying Medoc, Graves (pro cans, mostly—have formed the fact that the vineyards Fall separates have nounced grahv), Sau- meaningful relationships their own “wine culture." of Bordeaux produce the ternes, and just across the They are drinking the most superior wines In in the same color family Garonne River, St. Emll- and closely related prints. kind of wine they like, the greatest quantity In ion, and Pomerol. with the kind of food they France. The vintage wines Dressing in component like, without worrying The largest area, Medoc, parts gets the most looks of this region, regarded TO THE HOSTESS who has Important divisions of about being "proper.” The by many as the finest In and fashion for the money. really caren about what to Its own, most notably, St. Fabrics are soft yet sturdy only Important thing Is to the world, are among the serve, how to show her best Julien and Margaux. But have good wine, arid good best values to be found. . . . corduroys, pre-washed at cocktails or dinner, on all of these wines are ge- or brushed denim, fuzzy food (not necessarily ex Grande Marque red and both formal and casual oc pensive) . nerlcally Bordeaux wines. fabrics. Grande Marque white are casions, one solid word of Each area offers some So, if you want to be a widely regarded as the Skirt shapes are slim advicei You can’t go wrong thing different. According mer but the soft look con perfect hostess, here’s very best values from Bor with wine! The only French sound advice; First, don’t deaux and, as a result, to the renowned Impo.rter tinues In dirndls, wraps you have to know to select a Austin, Nichols & Com and half-circles, yoked let the problem of pro have developed large fol line imported wine is Grande nouncing wine names lowings. pany, the elite Chateau skirts' and button-down M arque. Flgeac is a fine example looks. A very new skirt of the elegant St. Emlllon from Paris Is the slim hip personality. Chateau Rau- skirt — It buttons up one san-Segla, an example of side over pants or tights. top-drawer Margaux, Is Pants shape up in jump full and fruity. And you'll suits, culottes, both slim and full trousers. last 4 Keen cooks use sharp knives days of Ask any chef and he’ll blade will be positioned summer sale tell you sharp knives .are automatically to the prop essential to success In the er grinding angle. The rib ELECTRIC CO illustrated: kitchen. Dull knives do a bed cones on either side LAPP PLAZA The sofa and chair is from our- poor job and you’re apt to of the grind wheel cause Rt. 83. VERNON ow n HiCKORY FIELD cut yourself m the bar an up-and-dpwn grinding COLLECTION. gain. Cmmitr Open 9 im ■ 8 pm diil/ motion that produces a There are 6 sofas with matching 1 4 " n CONVENIENT CONVENII Now there’s no excuse better edge even on hol 9 im - 6 pm Sst. WnHAROPCHARGE PLANSPI i to ever use a dull knife low-ground serrated or WE SOLVE ALL LIGHTING PROBLEMS Tdtphom 875-0888 chairs and loveseats - now again. Fortunately, a scalloped blades. The Summer Sale priced through AVAILABLE unique new knife sharpen cones also automatically CoMplat* Selection REPAIRS OF ALL LAMPS AND LIGHTING FIXTURES SAT., AUG. 31. er has been developed by clean the grinding wheel. ■ any sofa now only $ 299 one of America’s leading An Important feature Is LIGHTING FIXTURES owd LAMPS for every room in the house ■ any love seat now only $ 229 knife manufacturers. Im the protective safety-guard perial’s Blade-Master handle and exclusive REPLACEMiNT GLASS SOLD at Discount Prices ■ any chair now only $149 makes It possible for any "grind trap” which pre for lightiin fixturss, tihls S pp>» Iswpt one to restore factory-new vents particles from col LIGHT BULBS MANCHESTER 935 MAIN ST. ■ 643-5171 ■ 533 COTTAGE GROVE RD. BLOOMFIELD sharpness to knives In lecting on the counter or seconds. table. Big selection of standard, flicker bulbs, BOTH STORES OPEN: TUE. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9 / SAT. TIL 5:30 / CLOSED MONDAYS No ordinary knife sharp The Imperial Blade- colors, for every purpose. ener, the non-electrlc Im Master Is available In ei Alto BlscklifliU perial Blade-Master pos ther gold or green to har T— Wa also hava in stock: sesses the same profession m onic with kitchen color al sharpening features schemes. You’ll find It In FIREPLACE SETS, SCREENS, GRATES used by cutlers when hardware, housewares, Electrical supplies, wire switches. Medicine cabinets, knives are manufactured. variety and department The unique patented stores as well as super range hoods, kitchen fans, clocks, ash trays, construction of the Blade- markets. The suggested re silk, burlap and pleated shades. Master Insures the knife tail price Is 82.29. TODArS TREASURES Play it safe with anti-burglary devices Current crime statistics likely to be In the area of rather than those that locks, door viewer ”p;ep Recaned chairs from the Federal Bureau home security. In fact, their homes unattended detect or entrap an In holes,” and window sash for long periods of time, of Investigation hit aw projects to avoid being truder after he Is already fully close to home. In Its key locks along with light the company said, are also worth every penny ripped off may be one of, In the house. timers and outdoor flood most current report, the the fastest growing seg investing In such things SB 9I According to Sears, most lights are among the most as wrought steel door and FBI revealed that during ments of the home Im common items. ' By Jean Barnes the preceding five-year homeowners begin by im window guards, electronic provement field. The In proving their lighting sys Those who live In urban period home burglaries dustry figure of some 400 burglar alarms and other had jumped by oyer 50 tems and installing secur areas with high crime more sophisticated protec companies now In the ity hardware. Deadbolt rates or who have to leave The cost of having a chair Basically, there are two types per cent. security hardware business tion devices. seat caned by a professional of caning — handwoven and the Reporting that the past and a recent study con might tempt you to try it for pressed seat. The hand woven year had an estimated ducted by Sears Roebuck yourself. If you are unusually consists of weaving strips of 2,540,900 burglaries of all and Co. seem toT bear this adept with your hands and cane through holes in the types, the FBI released the out. frame, forming a geometrical blessed with a superabundance disquieting Information The Sears research, con PRE-LABOR DAY of patience, your chances for pattern. The pressed seat is a that almost two-thirds of success are good. macfiine-woven mesh which is the total were committed ducted among a nationally pressed to a groover around the representative, consumer But most amateurs who start In private residences. This cross section, showed that find caning a tedious task at frame, glued and fastened with means that over 1.5 million S A L E more than 60 per cent have best and seldom master more a piece of reed called a spline. houses and apartments taken steps recently or than one or two projects. If you are going to replace a were burglarized during a plan to take steps In the I had taken an old walnut seat with handwoven cane it single year’s time. near future to make their rocker to our favorite furniture would be helpful to save at least It’s little wonder then homes more secure. restorer-refinisher for reglu a two-inch square of the old that when Jane or John ing and mentioned that I might cane. This will help you deter Q. American Homeowner Predictably, the consum ers preferred home secur like to do the caning myself. mine the size of cane required thinks about some capi This started a 30-minute con- and serve as a pattern for your tal Impl-ovements, they’re ity products which warned design, he advised. off or prevented entry Atove all, replace a wopi out Room settings at Watkins cane seat with a new one, he said. Don’t replace it with a This setting with its colonial charm is nice for the den or living room and is available in solid piece of wood and up many high grade fabrics. Enter into a world of “ Total Interiors” at Watkins Bros., 935 holstery. “ Put it in original con Main St. Here you will find over 100 room settings brimming with furniture fashion ideas dition, even if you have to save Organization can shorten your pennies to have it done. It and styles to fit anyone’s fancy and budget. An interior design staff member is at your ser will be worth it.” vice. Watkins has been “ Known For Quality and Famous For Service” for 101 years. your house cleaning time Although I have heeded his Watkins is open Tuesday through Friday until 9 p.m., Saturday to 5:30 p.m., is closed Mon advice not to attempt caning day, and the fresh coffee is always on. House cleaning may not to room, spray cleaner and the rocking chair myself, I still be fun, but you can get clean cloth In hand. feel tempted to try my hand and through it faster keeping • Organize your clean-' may one of these days on a a few basic Ideas in mind: piece of lesser importance to Ing aids—store floor clean Lighter colors look larger, cooler • Concentrate on doing ers with mops, furniture me. one job at a time. Set aside dust and polish aids with He volunteered a bit of infor one morning for doing the feather dusters and pol mation on the history of caning First, consider color and laundry, another for vac ishing cloth, etc. Keep dup saying that it was introduced what It does to create new Miss Ritchie reports. textiured surface. They are uuming and floor washing, Over 50% of the house available in muted, earth- licate sets on each floor of into the Netherlands from the dimensions in t^e overall a thir4 for dusting and your home, or carry them Orient. The earliest use of cane home design. "Lighter ex as you see it from the tone shades to blend har “smudge” , work. street Is usually roof sur moniously with virtually conveniently In a caddy. in the United States was in 1690 terior colors often make a • Certain spray clean- and that rocking chairs with face, so the roof plays an every decorating scheme Large jobs, like major HANOWOVEN cane home appear larger. Too, 'ing chores that require room overhauls, should be cane backs and seats were very they may lower summer Integral role in Uie over and with the home’s set enhances 19lh century all exterior decorating ting,” Miss Ritchie notes. little or no moving of ob done individually. Plan to walnut rocker. popular in the mid-nineteenth cooling costs, since light jects can be done all at do just one or two rooms RUGGED OAK CONSTRUCTION] century. colors reflect' the sun's scheme. “Today there are “And, ideally, these heavy really Interest&g asphalt once — and with new a day, so you can give them rays. weight shingles are guar Glass‘ Plus™ glass, appli versation on the subject with roofing shingles which of anteed for 25 years against a careful, thorough clean 60” Kitchen Cebinet Starter this man who had many years "From the standpoint of fer the look of wood, com manufacturer’s defects.” ance, and. cabinet cleaner. ing. of experience with all kinds of decorating flexibility, a plete with random tab and It takes care of cleaning • Practice the reward windows and window sills, caning. He admitted he now C o o k e d , drained mixed light exterior, such as a system. When the job’s contracts his'caning. “ It takes vegetables in oil and vinegar harvest gold vinyl siding, light switches and fixtures, allows you endless possi door knobs, mirrors, kitch done, enjoy yourself . . . a special kind of temperament dressing make a good ponable. lunch with friends, spend Regularly $ 2 1 5 ^ to do very much of it,” he ex salad for school lunches. Don't bilities for accent colors. en and bathroom sinks and spigots, cabinets,' the afternoon reading a plained. substitute mayonnaise or other With a darker exterior, shelves and countertops. good book, or Just put your Drawers & doors open and close at the He added that many persons dressings containing egg unless you’re usually limited to white, beige, or other neu You can move from room feet up and relax! touch of a finger on nylon drawer rollers have been lured to buy a course the salad will be ^ ck e d in a in caning expecting to find a tral shades for shutters, and self-closing hinges. Elegant solid oak vacuum bottle or carried in an doors, and trim. Over a front frames with sunken panel dpors, profitable, part-time business insulated box Or bag. for themselves. They discover period of time, that can scratch & stain resistant matching vinyl later that caning is hard work become visually boring,” sides, and a complete range of cabinet Before you scold a child doing and requires a degree of HAS ANOTHER BRIGHT IDEA sizes to meet your needs. 6 0 " Starter / professional skill. Caning must homework in poor light, remem Safety tip for students who G roup incl. 2 single door wall hung ber that it will not actually hurt be done properly or it will bicycle to and from school: donf THAT CAN SAVE YOU cabinets with connecting valance, and weaken the structure of your the eyes. Poor light just makes wear loose clothing that can be Get fire-resistant roofing a 4 door. 2 drawer base cabinet. (Less things harder to see. chair. caught easily in the bike chain. MONEY ON countertop, sink & fittings.) Another consideration of what color the exterior is YOUR ELECTRIC BILL. interest to homeowners going to be, or at least who live In high flre-rlsk what color range you’re areas, or remote places thinking about. OTHER SIZE CABINETS ALSO AVAILABLE AND , Amana’s Enorgy Saving (TM) where it takes the local Rafrigaratora hava much nK)re Are company more than a Also if your home Is urathana foam Insulation than has sided with Cyprus, red S S ™ bring y o u r w a l l measurements avar baan usad in homa few minutes to ' respond, are fiber glass based roof wood, or other wood sid W ITH YO U ! rafrigaratora bafora. Dasignad to ing which wUl, mellow and kaap tha hast out. tha cold in, and ing shingles . . . available Wall Cabinets tha alactric bills down. Usas tha in a wide range of appeal Change color In the years Base Cabinets Oven Cablnete ahead, try to determine Utility Cabinets same amount of alactricity as a 75 ing colors. 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(Rt. 5) Moore’s Building Supply be planning td Install no- malntenance vinyl siding bottles from school lunch boxes and bags by shaking them with a OPEN Do it yourselfers will be expertly shown how to plan and design their own kitchen by highly CENTER next year. Or you may be MON. thniJereD. S 10 SdO pm REMSMSSR OPEN trained kitchen specialists Bob Sullivan and Stew Greene of Moore’s Building Supply. Let considering repainting baking soda solution containing llsiiawsicsstl T H U R i T Y K S to tPO pm 13 WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE about five teaspoons of soda for SATURDAY « lo 4P0 pm THURS t FRI S VIS them also show you how to remodel your existing bathroom or how to plan a new onei * • Opjn T h u r ^ y apd Friday EvanInOa your home. In any case, It T I U S pm ^.pint bottle MOOREJ Moore’s Building Supply,‘-Ntftftrdg’ Rd., SoblB ’WlridSbi'.*'' ' ' ■ ’ ’ ______875-8333 • 875-7B95 ^ ^ - - helps to know beforebimd TODAY’S TREASURES Play it safe with anti-burglary devices Current crime statistics likely to be In the area of rather than those that locks, door viewer “p:ep Recaned chairs from the B’ederal Bureau home security. In fact, their homes imattended detect or entrap an In holes,” and window sash for long periods of time, of Investigation hit aw projects to avoid being truder after he Is already worth every penny fully close to home. In Its key locks along with light the company said, are also ripped off may be one of. In the house. timers and outdoor flood most current report, the the fastest growing seg Investing In such things SB 9I FBI revealed that during According to Sears, most lights are among the most as wrought steel door and ' By Jean Barnes ments of the home Im homeowners begin by Im common Items. the preceding five-year provement field. The In window guards, electronic period home burglaries proving their lighting sys Those who live In urban burglar alarms and other dustry figure of some 400 tems and installing secur areas with high crime had jumped by over 50 companies now In the more sophisticated protec The cost of having a chair Basically, there are two types per cent. ity hardware. Deadbolt rates or who have to leave tion devices. seat caned by a professional of caning — handwoven and the security hardware business Reporting that the past and a recent study con might tempt you to try it for pressed seat. The hand woven year had an estimated yourself. If you are unusually ducted by Sears, Roebuck consists of weaving strips of 2,540,900 burglaries of all and Co. seem to bear this adept with your hands and cane through holes in the types, the FBI released the out. blessed with a superabundance frame, forming a geometrical disquieting Information of patience, your chances for pattern. The press^ seat is a The Sears research, con PRE-LABOR DAY that almost two-thirds of success are good. machine-woven mesh which is the total were committed ducted among a nationally But most amateurs who start pressed to a groover around the In private residences. This representative. consumer MOORE'S find caning a tedious task at frame, glued and fastened with cross section, showed that means that over 1.5 million more than 80 per cent have S A L E best and seldom master more a piece of reed called a spline. houses and apartments taken steps recently or than one or two projects. If you are going to replace a were burglarized during a 1 had taken an old walnut seat with handwoven cane it single year’s time. plan to take steps In the rocker to our favorite furniture near future to make their would be helpful to save at least It’s little wonder then homes more secure. restorer-refinisher for reglu a two-inch square of the old that when Jane or John ing and mentioned that I might cane. TTiis will help you deter Q. American Homeowner Predictably, the consum like to do the caning myself. mine the size of cane required thinks about some capi ers preferred home secur This started a 30-minute con- and serve as a pattern for your tal Improvements, they’re ity products which warned design, he advised. Room settings at Watkins off or prevented entry Above all, replace a wopi out cane seat with a new one, he said. Don’t replace it with a This setting with its colonial charm is nice for the den or living room and is available In solid piece of wood and up many high grade fabrics. Enter into a world of “Total Interiors” at Watkins Bros., 935 holstery. "Put it in original con Main St. Here you will find over 100 room settings brimming with furniture fashion ideas dition, even if you have to save Organization can shorten your pennies to have it done. It and styles to fit anyone’s fancy and budget. An interior design staff member is at your ser will be worth it.” vice. Watkins has been "Known For Quality and Famous For Service” for 101 years. your house cleaning time Although I have heeded his Watkins is open Tuesday through Friday until 9 p.m., Saturday to 5:30 p.m., is closed Mon advice not to attempt caning day, and the fresh coffee is always on. House cleaning may not to room, spray cleaner and the rocking chair myself, I still be fun, but you can get feel tempted to try m y hand and clean cloth In hand. through It faster keeping • Organize your clean-' may one of these days on a a few basic Ideas In mind: piece of lesser importance to Ing aids—store floor clean Lighter colors look larger, cooler • Concentrate on doing ers with mops, furniture me. one job at a time. Set aside He volunteered a bit of infor dust and polish aids with one morning for doing the feather dusters and pol mation on the history of caning First, consider color and Miss Ritchie reports. laundry, another for vac ishing cloth, etc. Keep dup saying that it was introduced what It does to create new textured surface. They are uuming and floor washing, into the Netherlands from the Over 50% of the house available in muted, earth- licate sets on each floor of dimensions in the overall a thir4 for dusting and your home, or carry them Orient. The earliest use of cane home design. “Lighter ex as you see it from the tone shades to blend har “smudge” , work. street Is usually roof sur moniously with virtually conveniently In a caddy. in the United States was in 1690 terior colors often make a • Certkln spray clean- and that rocking chairs with home appear larger. Too, face, so the roof plays an every decorating scheme Large jobs, like major HANDWOVBN cane integral role In the over 'Ing chores that require room overhauls, should be enhances 19th century cane backs and seats were very they may lower summer and with the home’s set all exterior decorating ting,” Miss Ritchie notes. little or no moving of ob done individually. Plan to walnut rocker. popular in the mid-nineteenth cooling costs, since light jects can be done all at RUGGED OAK CONSTRUCTION! century. colors reflect' the sun’s scheme. “Today there are “And, Ideally, these heavy do Just one or two rooms really interesting asphalt once — and with new a day, so you can give them rays. weight shingles are guar Glass*PlusTM glass, appli versation on the subject with roofing shingles which of- anteed for 25 years against a careful, thorough clean 60” Kitchen Cabinet Starter this man who had many years “From the standpoint of fer the look of wood, com manufacturer’s defects.” ance, and. cabinet cleaner. ing. of experience with all kinds of decorating flexibility, a plete with random tab and It takes care of cleaning • Practice the reward caning. He admitted he now Cooked, drained mixed windows and window sills, light exterior, such as a system. W ien the job’s contracts his'caning. “ It takes vegetables in oil and vinegar harvest gold vinyl siding, light switches and fixtures, done, enjoy yourself . . . a special kind of temperament dressing make a good portable, allows you endless possi door knobs, mirrors, kitch Regularly $215.35! to do very much of it,” he ex salad for school lunches. Don't bilities for accent colors. en and bathroom sinks lunch with friends, spend the afternoon reading a plained. substitute mayonnaise or other With a darker exterior, and spigots, cabinets,' good book, or Just put your He added that many persons dressings containing egg unless you’re usually limited to shelves and countertc^. Drawers & doors open and close at the white, beige, or other neu You can move from room feet up and relax! have been lured to buy a course the salad will be ^ c k e d in a touch of a finger on nylon drawer rollers in caning expecting to find a tral shades for shutters, and self-closing hinges. Elegant solid oak vacuum bottle or carried in an doors, and trim. Over a profitable, part-time business insulated box Or bag. front frames with sunken panel dpors, for themselves. They discover period of time, that can scratch & stain resistant matching vinyl later that caning is hard work become visually boring,” sides, and a complete range of cabinet Before you scold a child doing and requires a degree of HAS ANOTHER BRIGHT IDEA sizes to meet your needs. 60” Starter / professional skill. Caning must homework in poor light, remem- safety Up for students who Group incl. 2 single door wall hung be done properly or it will the li?hM bicycle to and from school; don’t THAT CAN SAVE YOU cabinets with connecting valance, and weaken the structure of your t h in ^ ^ t e ^ r t o that can be Get fire-resistant roofing a 4 door, 2 drawer base cabinet. (Less chair. caught easily in the bike chain. MONEY ON countertop, sink & fittings.) Another consideration of what color the exterior is YOUR ELECTRIC BILL. Interest to homeowners going to be, or at least who live In high flre-rlsk what color range you’re areas, or remote places Amana's Energy Saving (TM) thinking about. OTHER SIZE CABINETS ALSO AVAILABLE AND i II; where it takes the local Refrigerators haw» much more fire company more than a Also if your home Is urethane foam Insulation than has sided with Cyprus, red Sfitu b r in g y o u r WALL MEASUREMENTS ever been used in home few minutes to respond, are fiber glass based roof wood, or other wood sid WITM YOU! refrigerators before. Designed to ing which will, mellow and keep the heat out. the cold in, and ing shingles . . . available Wall Cabinets the electric bills down. Uses the hi a wide range of appeal change color in the years Base Cabinets I Penbisula Oven Cabinets ahead, try to determine Utiiity Cabinets same amount of electricity as a 75 ing colors. 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Before you select, regularly with a solution of bak Amana Meat Pans and Crlspers cleaning make sure that you con ing soda and water to clean and SOUTH sider future decorating deodorize them. WINDSOR 28 plans.” LARSON APPLIANCE For example, you may . Clean and deodorize vacuum be planning td Install no- Mutmeg Rd. (Rt. 5) Moore^s Building Supply bottles from school lunch boxes malntenance vinyl siding and bags by shakii^ them with a OPEN Do it youpelfers will be expertly shown how to plan and design their own kitchen by highly next year. Or you may be MON. ttimJArBD. • lo 8:80 pm CENTER baking soda solution containing REMEMBIR OFBN T H U R t T ^ ^ t to 8:00 pm trained kitchen specialists Bob Sullivan and Stew Greene of Moore’s Building Supply. Let 13 WINDSOR AVe. ROCKVILLE considering repainting THURS A FRI EVES RO about five teaspoons of soda for SATURDAY 1 to 4:00 pm them also show you how to remodel your existing bathroom or how to plan a new onet * • 4 Friday Evanln) your home. In any case, it T I U • pm T b w ^ l f ■nil Friday Evanlnfla ^,ptnt bottle. MOORTS Moore’s Building supply,I-Nlftfrftfg’ Rd.VSoWH'WfiMSbi':'- 878*8333 8 7 5 ^ 7 8 8 5 helps to know beforehand Apartment decor... work within limits P H O M E f Oh, the limits of apart But oh, those bland, ,UME ment llvinK: stark white white walls, those small (s c e n e walls with no architectur windows facing into an al Interest; small rooms other building. Although that must accommodate most landlords strictly for By Kathleen Strawhacker entertaining as well as bid wallpaper, pattern in IMPROVING THE VIEW day-to-day living; win tere st can be achieved w ith dows that offer lots of fabrics. To assure simple light tuid a ringside seat removal, strips of molding for the neighbors, and should be nailed arotmd Looks as If there’s a soot never, but never enough the edges of the walls and and smog conspiracy to make closet space. Typical dec the fabric stapled to the windows everywhere dull, orating problems all, but molding. dusty and grimy. But no wom The challenge of apart an of spirit Is going to give with a little Ingenuity, not her family a dim view of uiukdvable. ment windows is to let in things If she can help It. A good starting point In the light and still provide decorating, whether In an privacy. One solution Is apartaient or house, is to shutters used on the lower Even If you can’t get at the portion of the window on outside of the windows, you create a focal point of In can make them look a lot terest. ly. Full-length sheer dra brighter by keeping the Inside In many apartments peries will also do the clean. To clean windows In that have neither dra trick. side—and outside. If accessi matic views or a striking The trick, to easing the ble — a spray cleaner Is the element like a fireplace, apartment closet squeeze? easiest to use. this center of Interest must Supplement them with Polish d)?y be created. It might be an furnishings chosen for w ith paper imposing piece of furni storage capabilities, as well toweling or. as good looks: armoiras Blaus for a really ture, a spectacular piece high shine, of artwork, or simply a that stow clothing or even Blau Furniture Stores has just what you are looking for to enhance your home for your jnany with crushed REMEMBER! clever arran g em en t of fu r stereo equipment; hutch ways of living. Choose from Early American, Traditional, or Contemporary in living rooms, n e w s p a - nishings. es and sideboards for lin pers. With a W HEN YOU ens, even, a hat rack helps. family rooms, bedrohms, dining rooms, dinettes, occasional tables, and lamps and An around-the-corner long - han H a v e YOUR grouping of seating pieces, Finally, apartments ac accessories galore. Let our trained staff of decorator sales consultants help you to make your dled squeegee for example, will direct commodate a lot of living own decisions about interior decorating and room design. “Good interior decorating is mere It’s even pos- „ ... OWN FREEZER, slble to clean Kathleen visual attention into the in small spaces, so dura ly the art of good taste.” We are open seven days a week for your shopping convenience, THERE IS NO main conversation area — bility and easy-care are every night until 9 p.m., Saturday until 5;30 and even Sunday from 1:00 to 5:00 forlirowsing the outside of Strawhacker a natural center of inter keys to success, a n d u p h o l windows — by SUCH THING AS stery fabrics a n d csuiietlng only to see what’s new for '76. Many credit terms are available including a 90-day charge with pulling the top down when the est. no interest for qualified buyers. Use your major cre^ t cards or take up to three years to pay. bottom ’s clean—^without get “OUT-OF-SEASON” Nothing helps eke out of stain-resistant, pian- ting up on a ladder. the most use from apart made fibers like Herculon We also have a special plan if you are under 21. We are at the foot of Main Street in FRUITS OR m ent-size spaces like d ual- olefin a re a si>eclal boon. Manchester across from Bennet Jr. High. Come in today and get a few ideas on what's new VEGETABLES- purpose furniture. One of S turdy m aterials of H er for today’s home. FREE Delivery, Service, Decorating advice^ 90 Day Charge. W ben washing windows the newest ideas in this culon thrive on multi-pur both Inside and out, a good YOU CAN ENJOY category is a matching pose a p a rtm e n t living w ith trick Is to wash them hori Know what you’re getting zontally Indoors and vertically THEM YEAR 'ROUND. convertible sofa and love- very little care. Spots and on the outside. To clean out seat by Karpen. The two spills can be quickly when you buy read y -to ^t sand the comers of window frames pieces give the effect of a whisked away with a wich fillings for school lunch use a cotton swab dipped In "seating pit” for plenty of sponge Eind suds of a lig h t carriers. By law, ham and the cleaning solution. And comfortable living and detergent and water. Be .cheese spread must contain at wait for a cloudy day; on a 7.6 CU. FT. seating for guests. When cause the stain-resistance suimy day the glass dries so 10.1 CU. FT. least 25 per cent ham on a quickly It often looks streaked. QUALITY MADE CHEST FREEZER the sofa is pulled out to a is built right into the fiber, cooked baks. Bacon and tomato ADMIRAL UPRIGHT FREEZER bed, the living room be it lasts for the life of the If you live In a one-story comes a guest room. furnishings. spread must contain at least 20 house and the windows aren't per cent cooked bacon. Y M JC A ITT too dirty, you can. use a hose • Holds 263 lbs. of food • Trim compact size on the outside (just be sure the windows are tightly • Flash-freeze thermostat YOUR $ • Brand name quality shut!). After a good hosing, Instant A FFO R D A all you’ll need to do Is polish Pick up your freezer and them dry. A long-handled mop Credit BmwAmericud CHOICE save on delivery charges covered with a clean cloth can help extend your reach. Available 199 "BA RG A IN ” Before you wash windows dust the shades on both sides with either the dusting at HOUSE PAINT. tachment of your vacuum or a soft cloth. Soli and smu(lges on washable shades can be removed with a sponge on which you’ve sprayed a small amount of a foam wall wash USE er that also does a hundred and one other odd jobs. Spray It on the outside sills of win dows and watch It foam away embedded grime. Inside sills will stay clean longer If you clean them with a creamy liq uid wax that preserves the CALIFORNIA finish and helps protect against water spotting. For quick and painless cleaning of wlndo\/ and door screens, get out the versatile wall washer mentioned above. 13.2 CU.FT. 18.0 CU. FT. ’The easiest way Is to stand . the screen up against the side UPRIGHT FREEZER UPRIGHT FREEZER of the house, spray with the HOUSE wall washer and then hose. CHEST FREEZER Before putting them back u^ the wall washer to clean out the window and door grooves. ,. >• #■ '3 Venetian blinds will stay cleaner longer If cleaned and 248 318 protected with a creamy liquid 278 wax. When the time comes to wash Venetian blinds, lay them flat In’ the bathtub • Only 28 inches wide Thin-wall design 630 lb. capacity which you’ve lined with plas You can't afford a • tic. Spray the blinds with the • Security koy lock Keylock Fast freeze s h ^ e s paint that can't face the trusty foam wall washer. Temperature control Slim-waH design . weather And wear That needs Watch the foam loosen all the • Four freezer shelves constant touchups And repainting dirt and grlnrie, then rinse You can’t afford to waste the time thoroughly. Tapes and blinds (There is a small delivery charge on all sale freezers) you put into painting on a bargain- will come clean. Dry slats with ^ grade paint ^ a clean cloth and hang blinds t.inlee',: Savings Guardiar. Service A'os!'', C/ Be ■ You can t afford less than California acrylic back on window and leave W,G. Glenney Co. latex House Paint It's the best protection you can open for tapes to dry. a A a A a i n s t a n t c r e d it W.G. Glenney Co. features vanities and kitchen cabinets. Whatever the size or shape of get lor the biggest investment you have your home AVAILABLE MANCHESTER your bathroom, a beautifully designed vanity adds splendor. Ours are meticulously 9oooo;do / / you have any questions on MANCHESTER PARKADE crafted, decorator-styled to give the room a look of luxury, to conceal plumbing and to home care, send them to provide all the storage'space you’ve dreamed of. Many sizes and finishes to choose E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. Kathleen Strawhacker, Con rmaster charge] EAST HARTFORD from...and they’re easy to install. Select the cabinets your space and taste demand all with sumer Information Specialist, Post Office Box 5185, Grand SILVER LANE PLAZA a luxury feature that’s beautifully practical— RHORON finished shelves that defy stains, 723 Main Street Manchester Central Station, New York, ' -‘^PLUNCf & r V Cih'UPS heat, abrasions. Choose from beautiful Sierra or fecan. ^ m e at 40% savings. ; New York 10017 Save time and money; plan your kitchen Instant wall arrangements are yours; or bath with pro use your camera and your imu^ination Kitchens, like cars, vary al know-how can prevent in cost. You can have the a costly mistake. It can Falling leaves and brisk Instant pictures to hang Next, line up the objects By now I ’m sure you’ve equivalent o t a Pinto or a also make your kitchen or fall days often signal the phofos (or anything else). that you want to group on guessed the last step. You Porsche. Or spend less, or bath more pleasant and urge to redecorate. If your It goes like this. the wall most any place take those little cut-outs far more. more convenient. fall redecorating plans In that’s convenient for you and play paper dolls. Move Even a basic model, in clude finally getting First, pick the wall and stand back the same them around on the photo kitchens or cars, can be Avoid pitfalls around to doing that wall where you want to hang a distance as you were when of the blank wall until you come expensive if you ex The tendency of the do- arrangement of prints and grouping of art objects you took the picture of the And the arrangement that paintings you’ve talked ercise all the options. So it-yourself remodeling, un and take an Instant pic blank wall so everything pleases you most. it’s wise, before you em fortunately, Is to perpetu r*' about all summer, here’s ture of it. Stand far FOR AN ON-THE-GO Amer AN ALL#-AROljiND pantcoal a tip that will delight and will be in the same scale. Finally, and using this bark on a remodeling, to ate bad design, since it is updated with new, slimmer enough back to get any Aim and shoot and peel establish a budget. far easier to replace than ica, the wrap coat is a clas amaze you, will save hours, pertinent furniture into paste-up Instant photo as sic. This handsome wool shaping has a wider-winged and will once and for all your second photo. Now your guide, you can start Decide your price range, relocate, for example, a your shot and take care to you have two pretty dumb features up-to-the-m inute SPRITE, DON’T SPRAY! To keep your hair style looking Opossum collar to keep you end those agonizing trial shoot your picture straight driving nails in the wall — and within it, add or sub refrigerator or range. A cozy. In brushed, plush wool, pictures — one of a blank in the right place the first tract certain features as professional doesn’t side dolman sleeves, heavy stitch better longer, and to save money in the process, choose a and error nail holes in on. Now you have one detail and king-size flapped non-aerosol hair mist you sprite on. Nothing beats it, both the double-breasted charmer your wall. wall and one of a collec try. , 51 you proceed through the step a problem; he faces dumb-looklng picture of tion of art objects. pockets. By Mr. Fred. Selec beauty and budget-wise. Photo courtesy o f Clairol Final Net by Jules Miller has a kick- The tip comes from a blank wall, but It’s a very With some Ingenuity planning stages to instal It squarely ' and finds a Invisible Hair Net. pleat and belt behind its and a low cost Super lation. total solution. tion o f New York Coat and those clever people at Po useful picture — so put it Take the second photo .Suit Association. back. Selection o f New York laroid and Involves using aside for a moment. and cut out each of those Shooter camera from Po Working with a profes Coat and Suit Association. art objects or paintings. laroid, you’re an Instant sional planner can be a decorator. great help in keeping a kitchen — or bath — proj ect within bounds. He (or she, as more and more women are being accred ited as Certified Kitchen Designers) is experienced at taking measurements, designing layouts, writing specifications, placing or ON CUSTOM BAIJIROOM BEAUTY AT ders and supervising the workmen who install all of a kitchen's many com ponents. So there are no Glennei surprises once you’ve ap proved the CKD’s plan and DESIGN SHOWCASE signed a contract with his or her firm. BATHROOM VANITIES AND VANITY TOPS Do-it-yourseif’f No matter what your decorating problems are, whether Suppose you want to remodel your kitchen large or small, Blau Furniture stores has the answers yourself; Can you still em- for you. Let our staff of decorator sales consultants help liloy a professional to de sign it? The answer is yes. make your home a castle, a personal place for you. If you More and more members of the American Institute need draperies, carpet, living room, bedroom, or dining VANITY, THY NAME IS BEAUTY ... MIX ‘EM OR MATCH ’EM FOR of Kitchen Dealers, by room furniture we can custom order it, or deliver it im AND CONVENIENCE, TOOl whom CKD’s are employ CUSTOM BATHROOM BEAUTYI ed, offer options. They will ACRYL-A-BRITE mediately from our vast stock of custom quality furniture TOP AND BASE contract the entire job for luxurious C U L TU R E D M AR BLE TOP you, absorbing the design and accessories. iMuttvtr tht t in or fee in the over-all budget. ilup« of your battiroom, 24” ■ buutifully dnigntd Or charge you a planning Just to introduce you to our special decorating ser the b«autv ot natural VMiity adds iplmdor. marbit combinad with fee and let you handle ourt ire iMticulouily vices our staff has chosen several very special accent sciantific inganuitv to installation. Some will creftid, dicoretor-ftylid even Instruct you in do-it- pieces to give your home the right finishing touches. craata a top that's as to giw thi room a look strong and durabla as yourself techniques in of lomiry, to concaal SAVE 15% it is lovaly. impervious conjunction with your plumbing and to provide SAVE 15% to stains, highly rasistant • LUXURIOUS KIRMAN DESIGN all thi itoriga space to scratching and chip purchase of cabinetry. you'w dreamed of. many Some people like to ping. wida selection of ORIENTAL RUG siiat and finishes to choose *97.92 colors and sizes to com pound nails, others don’t. top aiid base 24"W x 22*^ D 6x9 Size, Fringe on both ends. Choice of 4 colors. from..jnd they’re easy to regular 115.20 *54.40 plement your vanity, It’s for those that don’t install. mtergral bacfcsplash. (or can’t, without ham L.P.V. BASE FAUCET NOT INCLUDED regular 64.00 mering a Unger) that the kitchen/bath specialist of JUST A FEW OF OUR WIDE SELECTION OF VANITIES AND TOPS AT EXCITING SAVINGS! fers the complete package of design, supply and in • VELVET HIGH BACK SWIVEL ROCKERS stallation. Very high bacfc, but will fit In a snwII comer, glamour gold. 176 Price ranges COLONIAL NSE LP.Y.IASE SAVE 15% SAVE 15% ' ■ Design alone will cost you from $50 to $150, the AIKD advises, depending 24" - regular 81.2^4 3 a 5 2 *63.24 regular 74.40 - 24" on what services the pro • BRIGHTLY COLORED CERAMIC LAMP& * * SAVE 15% 1 . SAVE 15% fessional performs. For $50 Chinese, Contemporary, BIngar Jar styles. Green, gold, yellow, ' ' to $75, say, he will provide chocolate ect t t a W regular 77.60 — 30" a floor plan and sketches, 30" — regular 86.80J '48.28,- *65.96 make recommendations as to appliances and cabi SAVE 15% SHELL TOP netry, and estimate what (only) their installation wUl cost. • RUSTIC PINE TABLES For $50 to $75 more, he Very heavy stock. Stop Tables, Muffin Tables, Oval Rec- $5700 26" — regular 84.00i *54.40 *54.40 regular 04.00 — 25" will add perspective draw ta n ^ a r Cocktails. S A V E 15% L SAVE 15% ings and detailed product specifications, enabling 31 " — regular 72.00 regular 72.00- 31' your labor to benefit from SPECIAL PLANS FOR *61.20 FAUCET NDT INCLUDED FAUCET NDTINCLUDED *62.20 his professional knowledge. 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(ONLY) Antiques and reproduc 25" — regular 84.00 10a tions are extremely popu *54.40 * regular 64.00 - 25*' S A V E 15% 54.40 lar, along with patchwork quilt designs,' crewel, em broidery, samplers, calico, 31" - regular 72.00 *61.20 ragular 72.00 — 31 natural linens, authentic * FAUCET NDTlNCLUDED 61.20 FAUCET NOT INCLUDED Ckilonlal shapes and hand icrafts. Home handymen get Fool the thermostat iM il more help in kitchen with some psychology Keeping your fuel bills company, which results In The advent of hard with step-by-step Instruc down and your room tem- a visually appealing mix r , times has changed the tions, the plumbing and pefatiu-e up is more than ture of high and low pile, lifestyles of many Ameri electrical work necessary a matter ol fooling the but which gives an even can families. Repairs and to replace a food waste thermostat. It can be done tread underfoot. home Improvements once disposer. with a large . measure of contracted for are Increas psychology. With their ups and It also has simplified downs in surface texture, ingly being h an d led by th e design of three_ of its five homemaker, particularly If Color Is a good place to the new designs take on no specialized know-how models to make them eas s ta rt th e w arm ing up proc Intriguing effects such as Is required. ier and faster to install. ess. It doesn’t have to be free-flowing ribbons of I. But even unfam iliar A nother aid from GE for a major undertaking: molten color and other tasks are being tackled by the home fixer-upper is touches like paintings, abstract images with a the new self-reliant breed a replacement dishwasher prints, wall hangings and pattern-on-pattern look, of do-it-yourselfer, as a Installation kit. It hsis a cushions in warm, rich many of them in geomet cost-cutting measure. suggested retail price of colors can start rooms ric forms. And m anufacturers, $14.95, b u t provides all, the glowing. . parts, materials arij}&^e- Their colors, selected to ^ ^ 4 , , sensing the trend, are ex One surefire way to fan blend with the newest tending a helping hand to clal tools needed to replace a broken-down dishwasher the psychological embers American home fashion the growing legions of is with an area rug. To trends, are In either sub home handymen. w ith a G E m odel, norm ally B.D. Pearl, Manchester’s exclusive Frigidaire dealer, is now showing the new ceramic a $40-$60 job. day’s uninhibited rugs can tle, muted tones or in vi General Electric, for in go all over the place, cre brant shades that enhance top range in its fall line of Frigedaire Ranges. Pictured is just a portion of their large stance, has just Issued a Both booklet an-i kit are selection of •'electric—clean" ranges. Frigedaire has a five-year guarantee on all heating ating Islands of soft com the fresh quality of the free six-page booklet available at most GE ap fort and dazzling color on designs, making them nat units and switches. B.D. Pearl at 649 Main St., has his son, Steve, associated with him and graphically Illustrating, pliance dealers. ural "warmer-uppers.” has been located on Main St. since 1941. The pride themselves in that old-fashioned service vinyl, tile or wood floors. And on top of wall-to-wall Manchester Carpet Center .still ex ists a t th eir store.______carpeting they will enliven So, when temperatures drop, there are ways to ^ th u r Bailargeon, owner of Manchester Carpet Center at 311 Main St. (opposite what might have become the State Armoi^), has the “Best FItwr Show in Town.’* A carpet specialist with 27 years a boring floor, or even make personal thermom disguise a bald spot! eters rise. And all without experience, he is well qualified to handle your residential or commercial carpet needs. an extra sweater. They feature a complete line oLquality rugs, carpeting and braided rugs, by Bigelow! More and more glass in furniture The ryas that have be Mohawk and other nationally advertised lines; plus they do their own installation. come a decorating staple, The furniture ir.uueiry today :s as a heavy-glass table resting on a tables with chrome bases fashioned New contemporary glass applica thanks to Scandinavian tions include tiny mirror squares tradition and inventive in a state of flux, so every type of rough wood base. to resemble bamboo. Wood applied with bamboo moldings frame long, attached to decorative mirror ness, impart a feeling of furniture actually can be considered Mirrors make their mark in the warmth and coziness with "in style." early American revival as well. An narrow mirrors. Chinese Chippen frames and cube tables, as well as their thick shaggy tex Heavy float glass, such as that antique secretary reproduction dale, a mid-18th century style com glass wall plaques and tables which tures. bining Chinese decorations with are painted brilliant colors. Modern ryas are woven produced by Libbey-Owens-Ford features smoked-glass mirrors in the of richly-colored yarns In Company, is an excellent choice of w indo w areas. Round Regency English proportions, currently is patterns which continue furniture material since it blends period mirrors— characterized by very popular as a mirror style. the old ’Viking heritage Mediterranean furniture has a Plastics for furniture are a with the most modem de -beautifully with any style. convex glass and a spread eagle signs and fibers. heritage of ornamentation, boom ing business today. Fine Glass-top tables and mirrors pearched on top of the gold Now ryas have an added wrought-iron grillework, carving decorator furniture, which unce immediately come to qiind when frame— and being shown as acces fashion appeal in the rugs was owned only by the wealthy, just brought here by Ege thinking of glass in furniture. How sories in many early American and ornate hardware. can be purchased by everyone. Rya, the Danish company ever, many manufacturers have room settings. Glass has been used effectively originally responsible for introduced some interesting and as a table top on a wrought-iron introducing the rya rug to The traditional style has its roots base and as mirrors with matching America In the ’Sixties. different glass applications for their Their New Look collection in Europe— France, England and sconces. One manufacturer has put most recent lines. is sculptured. Italy— and is characterized by each Furniture being designed today a tiny mirror on the base of each The multidimensional country’s most-well-loved designs. sconce w hich accompanies an effect is produced with a can be categorized into one of five brand-new weaving tech basic style categories: early In one line, a traditionally-styled attractively-framed mirror. nique, developed by the (T'-'A mer ican , traditional. Oriental, desk is topped with smoked glass. A I'jlediterranean and contemporary. graceful dining table consists of an A contemporary look is furniture characterized by clean Early American furniture oval piece of glass, with rounded lines, functionalism and an elimina maintains the charm and simplicity edges, resting on a simulated tion of inessential detail. Often_ of the United States' historic past. tortoise-shell base. considered very inn6trative or In the riew lines, crtiVvri glass has "Curio tables," wood boxes with "avant garde," this style blends Knits now reappeared. Dating back to colonial clear glass covers, are a traditional extremely well with the other four times, crown glass then was made offering for end and coffee tables. furniture styles. get special i:? * by blowing a globe of glass, heating Knick-knacks and other small maintenance it and spinning it until it was mementos can be put into the For example, chrome-and-glass . i ^sflattened into a slightly-bowed disc. tables for display without dust. tables and shelves, which once were Today's crown glass is cast in a WhUe the popularity of Although it's been around for p u t only in modernly-furnished THIS CHEST AND MIRROR often special mold. It is being shown in knit fabrics has added a centuries. Oriental is the big news rooms, can be seen today in many . another example of how plastics can be new “look” to today’s fa sh special reproductions, such as a in furniture design today. The traditionally-furnished' rooms, and used to dress up moderstelv-priced ions, they’ve also added Look No Further, For 27 Years We^ve Had colonial breakfront. nation's new relations with China they look beautjful. furniture. new problems to the care The focal point of every pioneer and cleaning of consum- undoubtedly are a major reason for ers’Tvardrobes. Many knits iTHE BEST FLOOR SHOW IN TOWN!^: kitchen was a large, heavy wood increased interest. are machine washable, but r i table. This style is back today, but This style includes glass-top require special care in d ry ing to avoid shrinking or damage to the fiber. Someth] in^coroi^ However, there’s some good news for the knit- pickers: special cycles are being added to automatic QJom dryers to provide the low- temperature drying neces MAMCHESTER sary to protect knit and U3lt^ \ct> cP monoacryllc gai;ments -jcooT is iin X L against shrinkage and fiber damage. CARPET Featuring iijijii JP General Electric, for ex A Complete :;:|i \ am ple, Is extending this Line of Si.’j feature throughout most CENTER of Its home laundry line. 311 Main St., Manchester Quality Formerly, special knit cy cles were available only in PHONE 646-2130 HL CS, CARPETiyC, 'Xve iNDoces higher-priced models. Open 6 Days 9 to 5:30 P.M. Thurs. and Fri. Niles ’til 9 and BRAIDED RI GS - i B dgeorahno- GcrrsaHarit service Although knit clothing by Bigelotv, .Mohatvk and Just came Into prominence I 1 { In tlie mid 1960’s, It now itthers, for both commercial CONTEMPORARY AND ORIENTAL STYLES are'blended here to create a accounts for 60% of the truly-elegant dining atmosphere. The timpli<;ity of the glass table and buffet and fabric produced for wom and residential users . . . the decorative framed mirrors allows the beauty of the Oriental rug and grass en ’s w ear and 55% of re cloth wall covering to be played for all they’re worth. tail piece goods sales. .'i.. i niii'iih' » i . I I I I i ; i H I I t ; ' .l.J 1 ! t.! i I t ! ■! .1 I I FRIQIDAIRE "^TTVCTr’.it:- WASHER AND DRYER t Look At Our Special 'Models WA and DA _L Sale Price! You Get The Pair $30900 F o r O n ly 12.3 cu. It GM 120 lb. |MAIKOFE5(CaiENCe| FREEZER REFRIGERATOR AUTOM ATIC DEFROSTING FRIGIDAIRE $26900 & SON IB.D. PEARL Est. 1941 649 MAIN ST. TEL. 643-2171 MANCHESTER . ^ PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., August 25, 1975 Pupils asked to wear Anthony Monish ROCKVILLE - Anthony eolor-eoded name tags Monish, 90, of South St. died I PHARMACY I Saturday morning at a TOLLAND assemble on the grass a n d ' 411 H A IT IM T U . U A H C H im a Rockville convalescent home. The following guldelineii will sidewalk area at the Middle 4 4 » -m O The funeral was Sunday be used for the opening School end of our building. afternoon at Ladd Funeral moments of school at the Instructional aides and other "YOUR COMMUNITY Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Burial Parker Memorial School in non-classroom teacher per HEALTH SERVICE STORE, r>vi is today in Vinehill Cemetery, Tolland; sonnel will assist the WITH OVER 2S YEARS Plymouth, Mass. 1. All kindergarten and mlit- youngsters to the proper places. OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE Mr. Monish had lived in age (k and 1, 1 and 2, K and 1 (If raining,' all teachers will 7 DAYS A WEEKr Plymouth most of his life and 2) youngsters will be shown greet children in their before coming to Rockville two directly to their classrooms classrooms.) years ago. Before his retire upon arrival at schooi. All Please have your child use ment, he was a self-employed kindergarten children should the bus on the first day of barber. He was a member of wear the color-coded name tags school, as it is necessary for the the Apostolic Christian Church sent in the mail to them this contractor to make an im of Ellington. summer. Those with yellow mediate evaluation of the He is survived by several tags will be guided to Mrs. adequacy of the bus schedules. nieces and nephews. Yogt’s room, orange to Mrs. The first day, Wednesday, Memorial gifts may be made Mandel, green to Miss Sept. 3, is a full regular day of fwm to the Apostolic Christian Schroeder, grey to Mrs. school and, therefore, milk, hot Church Alms Fund. McLeod, and white for all-day lunch, and ice cream will be kindergarten. available for 6 cents, 40 cents IIIqm s in I 2. First grade youngsters (not and 15 cents, respectively. Weather hurls in multi-age classrooms) will Ed. Note: meet their teachers on the The Herald is seeking a cor . : on, t Europe crops hard-top playground adjacent respondent to write Tolland WASHINGTON (UPI) - to the school. newk. Interested parties should Drought and record heat waves 3. Second garders (again, not contact Alex . Girelli, city have threatened food produc those in multi-age classes) will editor, 643-2711. tion prospects in Western Europe, the Agriculture Department reports. The agency’s Foreign AREA Agricultural Service, in a world weather survey based on con POLICE REPORT ditions through Aug. 11, said spring grains, sugarbeets, ARRESTS pastures and other crops were (Herald photo by Pinto) COVENTRY BREAKS suffering in many parts of ' Brian P. Zoldak, 20, of COVENTRY Europe, Willimantlc, operating under “Although good rain soon Illing wing construction continues suspension, s p r in g , and dis Coventry Police are In could prevent heavy losses, obeying an officer’s signal. vestigating a break into Guido’s production potential is being The charges stem from an in Supermarket, Rt. 31, dis reduced daily," the FAS Said. Huge cranes and construction workers combine in High Schooi. Work stopped ten days ago during a labor dis cident Sunday on Rt. 31. Police covered by Officer Dennis The report said also that assembling materials for the new addition at Illing Junior pute, but laborers returned to the job last Monday. said Zoldak failed to negotiate a Tetreault while on patrol. prospects for world potato curve and struck a stone wall on Nothing reported missing. A production “bear watching” South St. No injuries were truck that drove off when the because, although growers in reported. The car was towed. officer arrived was found aban Canada's maritime provinces Wyman, Durkin trade Zoldak was released on a $200 doned. It was taken from a got good rains recently, potato non-surety bond. Court locked garage in Manchester, crops in almost all parts of appearance. Common Pleas 19, police said. Europe have been cut by ‘ *TowiIi Rockville, tept. 20. droughts, heat and floods. brickbats On the optimistic side, the report said Japan got CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - probably impossible to can't back them up,” said Rocky Neck expanded widespread rains in early Democratic Senate candidate eliminate mat kind of thing Durkin. “He ought to knock it The constitution and bylaws August after several weeks of John Durkin wants his GOP op after all this time.” off.” HARTFORD (UPI) - One crease capacity at our state very dry weather; north and committee of the Manchester ponent to “knock it off,” but A controversy brewed last Wyman says Durkin has hundred acres of land have been parks,” Grasso said. Art Association will meet northeast China and Inner Republican Louis Wyman says week about Wyman’s radio come "unglued.” transferred from Niantic State The governor said she has Mongolia got considerable rain; tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Durkin is becoming “unglued.” advertisements that said “John firk in can dish it out Farm for Women to Rocky asked the department to con and the critical Indian monsoon Victoria Jennings. The tempers clashed during Durkin found a campaign but he can't take it,” said Neck State Park In East Lyme, duct a joint feasibility study rains “continue to perform the weekend as Durkin, Wyman loophole to avoid reporting all Wyman, in reference to Gov. Ella T. Grasso announced with the Department of (k>rrec- well.” and A m erican P a rty ’s C. contributions. They charged Durkin’s radio campaign today. tlon on potential uses for the Carmen Chimento face each against the five-term con Perimeter parking, hiking total 825-acre Niantic State WESTOWN Durkin (ailed to cross reference iARMAO other once again for the state’s campaign contibutions of $100 gressman in the November trails and picnic areas are three Farm lor Women, which in Suspended aide won’t talk junior Senate seat. or less with fund raisers. That's election. possible uses Department of cludes the 70-acre Bride Lake. I NAIftOlt MAHCNIITIA The Sept. 16 runoff election not required by federal law. The ad told voters Wyman Ekivironmental Protection of Rocky Neck State Park, one until he speaks to Grasso was called after two state "We’ve intended this from accepted contributions from ficials are studying for the of six state parks on Long recounts and a seven-month adjacent land, which will In "YOUR COMMUNITY Problems and the New England the beginning,” said Young. large corporate interests. The bland Sound, accommodates HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate review failed to deter radio spot was highlighted with crease the shoreline park to 661 HEALTH SERVICE STORE, School of Alcohol Studies, also "It's just one of a series of 550,000 visitors a year, 50,000 Connecticut Drug Council acres, she Hid. WITH OVER 28 YEARS employed a private consultant, mine a winner. points we're going to make background sounds of a cocktail campers, and has a linear Director Walter A. Stewart, Wyman's campaign manager “We are making every effort OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE Jan Swift Durand of Newington, which will show people John party and a ringing cash beach length of 3,000 feet, she suspended after state auditors says the already dirty cam Durkin is not real merchan register. to expand facilities and in said. 7 DAYS A WEEKr said he misused state and who was hired by the state drug paign will, get filthier in its 23 dise.” Durkins insists his ads were federal funds, says he won’t council and used its facilities. Becker and Donohue said the remaining days. Young said the Wyman offen not deceptive. comment until he reports to During the weekend, Durkin contracts with Ms. Swift sive will continue until it nears “The cocktail party was held. Gov. Ella T. Grasso. asked Wyman to stop the attack Durand, amounting to $7,277, "overkill." We have seen the list of tboae Stewart was ordered “as a matter of common decen Be A friend inPEED reflected possible conflict of in Sunday, Durkin. H , said he who attended, a list Wynaan suspended without pay Satur cy. terest. would not go to court, but provided, and several thousand day by State Mental Health Wyman campaign strategist. 'They also said Drug Council demanded for the third time the doHars was raised'for Wyman’s Commissioner Ernest A. George Young, admits the records showed double billings ads be stopped. Hwy continne. campaign,” he said. Shepherd. special electioo is one of the for expenses on Stewart's "He's making charges and he Shepherd said he hoped to dirtiest he's seen, but savs “ it’s rescind the order “as soon as private car. possible” after an investigation GIVE clears Stewart. Stewart said he wants to get A RNT OF UFE-SAVING “a hold of some of the record” and won’t comment until he YOUNG AltiMCA’SWUJlESMQUAUTY reports to the governor. “The governor asked me to respond in writing and I'm faslion liNiks for giwing feet.. going to honor that,” he said BLOOD over the weekend. • Qirls’ T-strap with soles she’ll outgrow rather State auditors said Friday than outwear...ln brown latigo look. their staff had uncovered a ody number of serious abnses by • Boys’ oxford with woodlike finished heel and Stewart, and Mrs. Grasso sole. ordered him to answer the charges. • Qirls’ handsewn moc with long-wearing soles. Auditors Leo V. Donohne and Henry J. Becker Jr. said Young America’s beck-to-echool lineup is a sure Stewart had received IMI from pisassr for children AND parents. Sites 8Vk to 4 each of two private aehaola in and 12\4 to ^ $1S...Mg b ^ * and growing girts’ volved in akohal and i n f him as a sties 54woe S. $14. iHreclor. 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MjrtMMwn-wid 2*1 OVERfI M Ref. 64c to 09c PR. Men’s Dress Socks . . . strong, resilient nylon looks new after repeated washing, wears so well! Rib or cable rib in VINYL COVERED FOOT LOCKER assorted colors. O ne size fits 10-13. Reg. 5.96 Sold Only in Fk(. of 5 .. J.50 Boys’ Tubs Socks. .. cotton terry lined for maximum com Rafl. 7.96 Th e ‘rugby’-look in polyes Reg. Rof. 2.74 Pkg. fort, absorbencyl Soft cottotVsIretoh nylon In one size to Long sleeve converts to SAVE ter/cotton with knit collar. 12.99 Cushion loot, athletic lop fit 7-11. At these savings, scoop 'em upl short with sleeve button Size S -M -L -X L . OVER $2 1 0 . 8 8 . . . feel great! Cotton/ ny tabs. S olids; C otton. In ------c z z z z SHORT SLEEVES AVAILABLE IN Send scholars of thrift of f to school with this 30 x 15V4 lon in white only. One sizes S-M-L-XL. WARMER CLIMATES size fits 10-13. Hurry! X 12" foot locker. Wipe-clean vinyl surface; plywood veneer; sturdy lock. | ] A8I2 10 A II4 CAtVWAVS DRESS WELL FOR LESS MONEY AND POCKET BIG SAVINGS! GRANT CITY... KNOWN FOR VALUES TO CHAMI-ir Miaj p j i w W «r “ “iB o ■JT - ■•■I SAVE OVER <15 to *100 i f on our entire Bradford^ BEDROOM PIECES FOR GIRLS 4 f Z 2 Z Z Z Z 2 SAVE $12 PERMANENT PRESS HEAVY DUTY BEDDING 1 * 6 7 .IA.K. WASHER AND BIG LOAD DRYER ^ Graceful French provincial styling she can grow up with. SAVE M r H p r ic e Regularly; SALE: YOU SAVE Sale includes twin or full-size tester bed (canopy/lrame extra), single dresser base, 4-drawer chest, lingerie $ 1 9 8 CUT! $168 ' “ Mattress & Foundation ...... 59.95 Ea. . 44.00 Ea...... 15.95 Ea. chest. Antique white finished hardwoods with gold color »i'!S Posture I Full Size trim. Other pieces available. R.«. 249.96 ELECTRIC DRYER Rts-179.96 ^ Mattress & Foundation ...... 79.95 Ea. . 59.00 Ea...... 20.95 Ea. Washer’s automatic cold water spray helps keep permanent press wrinkle-free. 2 speeds: 2 temperatures; 3-position water-saver; heavy duty Posture II Twin Size LARGE CAPACITY transmission just like the big commercial washers. 18 lb. capacity. r ' ' i ’5fo Mattress & Foundation ...... 69.95 Ea...... 54.00 Ea...... 15.95 Ea. UPRIGHT FREEZER Posture II Full Size Dryer’s 10 minute cool-down protects permanent press from wrinkles. 3 Mattress & Foundation ...... 89.95 Ea...... 69.00 Ea...... 20.95 Ea. temps.; easy-access lint filters; end-of-cycle buzzer. 18 lb. capacity. Posture II Queen Size $5 OKtra lor odors Mattress & Foundation ...... l99.95Set ...... 169.00Set ...... 30.95 Set ! SAVE~OVER$40 ! ! SAVE OVER $70 ^ GAS OR ELECTRIC Posture II King Size i W Mattress & Foundation ...... 299.95 Set ...... 229.00 S e t ...... 70.95 Set RANGES WITH CONTINUOUS ^ ! Posture III Twin Size CLEAN OVEN! I Mattress & Foundation ...... 89.95Ea...... 64.00 Ea...... 25.95 Ea. I Posture III Full Size 4.PC. PINE BEDROOM GROUP Mattress & Foundation ...... 109.95 Ea...... 79.00Ea 30.95 Ea. ALMOST^ $30 1*198 j a r z z z ^ ICE EA. I Posture III Queen Size R*f. 279.96 R«g. 359.96 Rts.$227 i Mattress & Foundation ...... 249.95Set 199.00Se t ...... 50.95 Set SAVE $65 '$ •1 Stores 560-fbs. in a space-saving 32” Never defrost the big 161-lb. freezer 7 ^ It i Posture III King Size r r m M-’d Get off the scrub team for good! Both width. 3 full width fast-freeze shelves: section either. Right hand door can Mattress & Foundation ...... 349.95Set...... 259.00Set...... 90.95Set be reversed now or later; spacious 30” ranges have an oven that cleans Hampshire House — Includes: Triple dresser base, 5 door shelves; door lock. Stock up at the same time it cooks — at low on in-season food values and save in-door stdiaga,^^omatic ice-maker Posture IV Twin Size hutch/mlnor, chest, and headboard. All solid knotty pine heats, too. Electric has handy pull with plastic tops, metal center guides, and dust-proof money all year. 16 cu. ft. capacity. available. lY c u LfT S t^cily Mattress & Foundation ...... 99.95 Ea...... 74.00Ea ...... 25.95 Ea. BB Ultra tor colors out storage drawer. '^1 ^ 8 Posture IV Full Size drawers. Other pieces available. I Mattress & Foundation ...... 119.95 Ea...... 89.00 Ea...... 30.95 Ea. Posture IV Queen Size Mattress & Foundation ...... 299.95 Sot ...... 219.00 Set ...... 80.95 Set CAPTAIN'S BED W ITH 2 DRAWERS Posture IV King Size Mattress & Foundation ...... 379.95 Set 279.00Se t ...... 100.95 Set I rill SAVE $42 • 1 8 7 ■ • f O n Hardwood frame, maple color finish. Twin-size, 5” foam bunk, 4 shelf spaces and 2 spacious 5-PC. DINETTES...REDUCEDI drawers. SAVE $39 'EARLY AMERICAN' TWIN-SIZE BED 'g c I » 1 4 9 SAVE OVER $24 Set Rifl.$1U 9 4 . 8 8 A. ‘Butcher Block’ Formica* table top, 36x48x60” Rtf-$11* with 12” leat Swivel chairs; chrome frames. Innerspring mattress, match B. Solid beechwood wilh a pine color finish. 42" ing foundation, maple color round table wilh 12" leaf. Mates chairs. head and foot boards, and' Aai6 steel side rails! CUT THE COST OF FURNISHING YOUR HOME WITH OUR SALE VALUES your best buys for k>w prioes, quality service in G ra i^ own major appEances, TV, stereo, radio, more. BRADFORD*' MEANS Compare, feature for feature, with famous brands. A818 IT BUDGET BARGAIN! GRANTMASTER TOUR 78' HIGH MILEAGE TIRES j PRICES \ CUT! 'BIG BUY' PACKS OF 704NEEY WIREBOUND. PENCILS OR PENS NOTEBOOK SAVI SAVE2S% OVIRSM MCK R*a,97cta Me i z s t B78-13 Tubeless Blackwoll . t*fl.47cla. POCKET CALCULATOR Broad, flat 7-rib tread puts down a generous YOUR CHOICE Choose a pack of 24 wood pencils, footprint of rubber: hundreds of traction Quality paper, wide ruled and r £ £ : £ ,£ . £ £ £ £ f ^ slots for positive stop and go traction. Tire DECORATOR LATEX PAINT 1 2 stick pens, 7 felt-tip pens, 7 broad- p u n c h ^ for 3 or 5 holes, to use in a up’ today! tip markers, 10 Squid crayons. As binder if preferred. Each sheet is 10 PRICE CUT! SAVE 20% SAVE 20% PLACE 'N ' PRESS TILE Z*44 1 6 3 * ' The 5 wanted sizes for most •*■.3.97 ■*|.7«c 7 T domestic cars. Keep engine All you needi Zipper carryall, 32-page Pack of 3 colorful portfolios with Reg. 97c perfomiance at its peaki notebook, 4-subject Index, memo pockets and brad fasteners; pack of 5 Notebook has 120 sheets, divided in 3 sec PRICE C U T iP ______book, 40 page filler. Cover in soSds, covers with either pockets or brad IA.12''x11*' tions by special pages. Paper is 101^ x 8 SERVICE SPECIAL FOR BRAKES* LIFETIME BATTERY assorted prfntsi fasteners. inches, wide ruled, punched to fit 3 or 5-hole Pke. HIGH binders. Valuel SAVI S*M la ekf. *f e < •. Sal* 3 JJ OVER IHTEHSITY So easy to put down a new floor by yourself $15 44*88 DESK LAMP OVER $6 33.88 with Armstrong vinyl asbestos tile. Just !ZZZ3CZ3EZZi# Rtfl.jy.ee wMkMSMMT place, peel off backing, and press down. Wheats relined, dmms turned; SAVE$1 Our most powerful 12-volt Grantmaster Choice of pattern, color. 3-PAK NOTEBOOKS cylnders rebuUt more. For most meets or exceeds your heaviest electrical USA cars; disc brakes extra. needs. For most USA cars. 'Only at Qranit SoivIm CoMotr. ARMSTRONG CARPET TILE 6 . 8 8 SAVE 20% CUP COUPON AND Transfonner pow BRING TO GRANT CITY FILLER PAPER PACK ered hi/k) lighting; v.i89muii8 coupon #93 bulb in Each book is a different color; easy to dis cluded. Folding «*g.4J9 tinguish separate subjects. 40 sheets each, GRANTS 10W40'^ REDUCEOI chrome square S*M ia aka. af i ... Sal* 3.H lO V i X 8 inches, spiral bound. Pages are* MOTOR OIL '* r *MMWWWW% arm; maximum wide ruled. SAW Durable nylon 'Epilogue' has thick foam t*f.M c height 14”. Brown rubber backing, thick shag texture that Quality paper is wide ruled, with mar finish. hides soiling, resists matting. Seif-stick, ex gins. Pack of 200 sheets is lOV^ x 8 NM Av*W>l. wiMra pro- MbUtdbylRw V UI8T;BM$.»Br RuMewwr citing colors! inches, S-hOle punched. AB19 Our poHcy Is to have what we advartisel If an advertised sale Kern Is not available, wa will give you a Rain RAINCHECK POLICY Check that guarantees you the same item .at the sale price vyhen additional merchandise arrives. ■MV WAVS RiWMkMtlHCSRtlH GRANT CITY...KNOWN FOR VALUES TO*CHAflQt-ir KNOWN FOR VALUES / j FANTASTIC \ ^ VAlUiSI ^ ALL PRICES CUT! ALL 598 SERIES ALL 698 SERIES ALL 698 SERIES ALL 798 SERIES ALBUMS ALBUMS 8 TRACK TAPES 8 TRACK TAPES ONLY ONLY ONLY ONLY S.9 7 . 4 .7 7 . 4 ^ . 5 .9 7 Great assortment of the very latest record albums and tapesi Current artists, your favoritesi Music to suit every mood; rhythm and blues, country-western, hard rock, folk rock, jazz^pop. Get In early to choose! BIG SAVINGS WHEN YOU BUY ALL COUPON in M S C l 'R C O 'JP G N a CL'P COUPON AND bP NG TO OPA.N" feP NO TO OPAN"^ c i t y WfUf VMI OOUpOH WiVI vliB00l||80fl 'FUN SIZE' BARS ClEARASIL* HMKIDI C b tM f I . W ijtei. M. TtnIedfVanishing formuta. Delcious bite size bars give ■ UaiTrlHrwI n r . J i ^ H U & N H E ^ ^ 'xouthlul of flavor any MNHilAllPOUSN * time. Come In aiKf scoop them V Ughtanddarkshades. . ^ *4>- uwriifie».wrwwii*. y Special N k Imm < y z ar ! .... CL = P CO'JPON AND C l ip c o u p o n a n d GOOD TMUNS., Fm.. 0O NO TO ORA N'T CITY BRING TO GRANT C'T / 8AT. ONLY liWWthlic oupon Ir,, TAM E« CREME RINSE KBRUtNES N P m iCECUTI ■■mri ® / 1.27 lA. ^ FOR * ^ U O l . RM).Sf|rS1 New rich condHtonlng for* Many styles. . . purse, profes- ”l^lasllct Protect' shoes, ^ ;nula Is pH coiSroVed. Reg. sipnat. morel M ^ sturdy to hosiery, sewing notions. or extra body. Save nowl Cotorsdtops. • iMUftipmcuatmm. . ■ u a r : t » w m m m A823 MOST ITEMS AVAILABLE AT GRANT a T Y STORES 16 8DC-I (8/75) — TBA— NORTHERN VERSION CONNECTICUT Supplement to ANSONIA ENFIELD MIDDLETOWN ANSONIA MALI PLAINVILLE 49 ELM STREET WASHINGTON PLAZA New Hnven Kegislrtr, Bristol Press, AVO N VERNON New Britain Herald, Winsted Citizen SIMSBURY HAMDEN TRI-CITY PIAZA NEW HAVEN &. BARKHAMSTEO DOWNTOWN Courier, Middletown Press, Tlie ROUTE 44 MANCHESTER WALLINGFORD PLAZA Evening Sentinel, Meriden Record BRANFORD PARKADE NEWINGTON .tournal, Manchester Evtniing Herald, ROUTE 95 240 HARTFORD AVE. WETHERSFIELD DOW NTOW N BRISTOL WINDSOR Rockville Reminder, Subnrhan MERIDEN MALL OLD SAYBROOK MALL Reminder Mdso. on page 14 not avoilable at New Havon, ^ Week of August 25, 1975 Windsor, Manchester, Ansonio, Meriden, Vernon 1213 NE