lOliCito fh b ^ D)uist6h OLS P1ansj\ell l^ixbhjCj OHIO iianrljPHtpr Sumtng Wl MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1974— VOL. XCIV, No. 22 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES TWO SECTIONS PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Ford Feels Campaign <>rr. Is Helping Republicans WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford we cannot allow it t^ drive the budget CIA out of Chile and boycotting grapes. showed none of the strain of his Midwest deeper into the red and the rate of infla­ A sign above the crowd in Des Moines early today as he bounded trip tion higher into the blue.” said: “ Pardon Me, I’m a Bankrupt off Air Force One, confident that his at­ In Des Moines, Ford sounded the same Cattleman.” tacks on Democrats were helping GOP theme. “It was heavy Democratic candio.ites. majorities over the years which helped Mobbed at Reception As the jet flew back from appearances create most of the problems we are faced He was mobbed at a $50-a-head recep­ in Des Moines, Melvin, 111., and Chicago, with today,” he said. tion in a Chicago hotel, pressed toward the bar in the back of the room. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen He said he wanted the Democrats to said of the President, “He does feel that in stop “undermining of our foreign relations The President did not want a drink, but some of the places where he has been, the with handcuff-like restrictions on the it took him five minutes to go 45 feet, and the Secret Service said that should not Republican candidates seem to be coming policies of the President and the secretary K up.” have happened. of state.” Nessen said Ford used campaigns in Ford got a warm personal welcome Melvin is located in Ford County, and South Carolina, Kansas and South Dakota everywhere he went, despite between 500 from the warmth of his reception it could as examples of areas where the polls and 1,000 demonstrators in Chicago, whose have been named after him. “Hey, ho, this is Republican country, I know,” he said as showed GOP candidates improving their causes included more jobs, getting the chances. he stepped out of the helicopter. “This is not an exclusive list but it’s what 1 heard him talking about tonight,” Nessen said. Local Credit Union In Chicago, Ford expressed another feeling about the polls when speaking of a congressional race where Republican •vSfT-v, Sarnuel H. Young was a definite underdog Being Investigated ■ ,4'f against Democrat Abner J. Mikva. A United States prosecutor and the Personal accounts at the credit union “I know what the polls tell me,” Ford Federal Bureau of Investigation are now iX •i£S^, are not affected by the suspected losses, told 950 people who had paid ?250 to see looking into what they called the FBI spokesman said. him. “I don't believe it.” irregularities at the Manchester Teachers No one should be alarmed about his per­ Police Cruiser Damaged in Crash The President appeared tired as he F ^ e ra l Credit Union at 63 E. Center St.. sonal funds, he said. spoke. He frequently digressed from his “We expect to pursue the matter and we None of the authorities contacted this expect that there will be arrests,” said This cruiser was involved in a two-car driver at the time. He was taken by details as of this morning. No one else prepared text and the applause was more morning about the matter would mention polite than enthusiastic. Assistant U.S. States Atty. Thomas Smith names. collision Thursday about 9:50 p.m. on ambulance to Manchester Memorial was reported seriously injured. this morning from the Federal Building in “We cannot prejudice anybody’s rights Center St. near McKee St. This is how Hospital where he was treated for in­ Bystanders said the cruiser was But his language — which has been Hartford. stronger and stronger as his month of or impede the FBI investigation” by it looked before being towed from the juries to both knees and his head and chasing someone when a car pulled “ There has been a report of scene. Patrolman William Daly Jr., campaigning progressed — was still revealing names at this time. Smith said. discharged. Police are still in­ into its path. (Herald photo by Dunn) strong. irregularities that are under investigation He added that when an arrest is made, the 25, of the Manchester Police was the vestigating the collision and had no now. No one has been arrested at the pre­ facts of the arrest will be made public. “How did inflation get out of control?” sent time,” he added. he asked. The matter first came to the attention of An official of the credut union answered “ There are many villains, but the local police who then turned it over to the the office phone today and refused to biggest burden of guilt lies on the FBI, according to a spokesman on the speak about the matter. Sen. Weicker Threatens local force. shoulders of the biggest spenders. “And the fact is that one political party An FBI spokesman said this morning, Eligible members are any employes of has run the Congress and held open the “There is nothing to report at this stage.” the Boards of Education of Manchester, To Break with Republicans nation’s purse strings for 38 of the last 42 However, the FBI did confirm Its in­ Bolton, Vernon, Ellington, Stafford years, and for the past straight 20 years. vestigation involves the “disappearance of Springs, Tolland and Union, as well as certain commercial papers” and that employes of Manchester parochial schools HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Lowell P. at a gala fund-raising dinner in Hartford faithfuls in the shore city they would not “That party is the Democratic party and exact figures are not available. and the Manchester Community College. Weicker, Jr., R-Conn., is threatening to Thursday night was varied. Weicker was attend if Weicker was coming. make a final break with his party and seek not at the dinner. “I don’t come to the people of the state re-election as an independent in 1976. Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Panuzio of Connectioiit as one who has been Weicker said in an interview Thursday said, “Lowell has a place in the defeated by his own party,” Weicker said for the Connecticut Public Information Republican Party and tint’s where he at the interview, which will be aired Green St?k^ol Students Network radio program, "Dialogue ‘74,” belongs. We want him thetw.” around the state Sunday night. that he will announce "prior to the next But House Speaker Francis J. Collins, session of Congress” whether he wili re­ who has been an outspoken Weicker critic, Going to tlie People Learning by Growing main in the GOP. said bluntly, "That shows he has some “I have nothing to be ashamed of. I’m INSIDE "They (Republicans) will know plenty judgement.” just going to go straight out to the people TODAY The students of Mrs. Suzanne ahead of time so they can get their ducks New London GOP Town Chairman of the state of Connecticut. Period,” he Observation and record keeping were a Steinhagen at Manchester Green School in a row and they can get their candidates Harold Weiner Thursday withdrew an in­ said. part of the project. Each student kipt a have just completed a unit about plants. built up to.go ahead and run against me,” vitation , to Weicker to attend a fund­ Weicker came to national attention as a tolder which included growth charts, pic­ The unit was developed and taught to the Weicker said. raising cocktail party Saturday night. member of the Senate Watereate Com- tures of the plant as it developed, labeled Bookmobile...... Page 3 second- and third-year children by Miss Reactions of leading state Republicans Weicker said he was told by many party mitee. He called himself an “idealist” parts of the plant, and short explanations who is not afraid of a “Dump Weicker Old Codger ...... Page 5 Phyllis Jolie of Columbia, a student about functions of the parts of the plant. movement” that could be instituted by Travel...... Page 11 teacher from Southern Connecticut State party leaders at a nominating convention. Area P ro file ...... Pages 8, 9 College. Other activities of the SCIS unit included The unit was developed from the finding seeds in vegetables and fruits, “I’ve got news for them,” he said. “I'm Gardening with Atwood___Page 18 Local Leaders Split going to survive.” Science Curriculum Improvement Study making spore prints from mushrooms, Weicker, who said that under no cir­ High School World...... Page 20 (SCIS) program. and growing mold. cumstances would he join the Democratic Big Test for East ...... Page 15 The 21 children each planted seeds of beans, radishes and marigolds. They On Weicker Criticism Party, based his chances for independent Robbins enters race ...... Page 15 As a review, the children played a form success on a recent newspaper poll that he “found” their marigold seeds in marigolds of the game called “Jeopardy” in which said showed him getting 61 per cent of the Midget football...... Page 17 that were brought in for the children to each category dealt with plants. By SOL R. COHEN Republican Director Vivian Ferguson, a vote, even if all the undecided votes went study. Manchester political figures had mixed Manchester coordinator for Steele, said, against him. reactions today to the apparent split “I think the most important thing, and it’s between U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker and extremely important, is to maintain the GOP gubernatorial hopeful Robert Steele, two-party system. This is the time for with Democrats, for the most part, happy Republicans to rally and give support to Utility Rate Proposal over it and the Republicans hoping the the party.” wounds will be healed and party unity She added, “No one can agree 100 per maintained. cent with the views of another person. The Weicker, a member of the now-defunct main thing is that the major goals be Protested by Grasso Senate Watergate committee, criticized looked at and the decision of the voters Steele Wednesday for using "innuendo” made from the issues.” HARTFORD (UPI) - Northeast and "guilt by association” tactics in He said the decision on when to file the Mrs. Ferguson said she’s sent a letter to Utilities’ prospective bid for even higher request — perhaps for more than the linking Democrat Ella Grasso to charges Weicker, “urging him to stay within the rate increases brought a renewed pledge original — will be made "when we have a Steele made against Democratic chair­ Republican party, with the idea of preser­ of a court fight from Democratic guber­ few less things pressing on us.” man John Bailey. Steele had said Bailey il­ ving the two-party system, and not turning natorial candidate Ella T. Grasso today. legally profited by his purchase of a Hart­ independent.” Mrs. Graiso told United Press Inter­ Sillin said the $59.2-million request, filed ford Electric & Light building in 1960. Democratic T o\^ Chairman Ted Cum­ national no rate increases at ail should be in May, was “substantial but minimal,” Berte Sees No Split mings, a candidate for state represen­ granted for electric utilities until the ques­ and was based on expectations national Said GOP Town Chairman A. Paul Berte tative, said, "Sen, Weicker speaks the tion of overcharges is settled once and for economic conditions would have improved today, "The only thing I know about the truth and, therefore, the Republicans all. by the time they were granted. remarks by Steele and Weicker is what I don’t like him. They feel he’s a bad boy. “I have said it before, and I say again, “But those conditions haven’t developed read in the papers. On the ‘supposedly’ 'IAs for the Steele charges against there should be no rate increases for the as hoped,” he said. party split, I don’t know of any split in our Bailey, with it’s innuendos that Ella's tied electric utilities until the PUC faces up to “I know some people say there is some into it — they’re nonsense. Mrs. Grasso the ?19 million in overcharges and other party. fat in there, that we always put something "As far as I’m concerned, we can't af­ won the nomination on her own and she’ll factors that may be contributing to further extra in when we ask for a rate increase, ford any intra-party squabbles at this win the election on her own.” overcharges.” but we didn’t,” Sillin said. time. We’ve got a prominent-enough com­ Said Republican State Sen. David PUC Condemned mon goal, and that’s to join together to Odegard, “I just think it’s unfortunate Sillin said he doesn’t think Mrs. Grasso She said the Public Utilities Commis­ and her Republican opponent, Robert H. win this fall’s election.” Lowell Weicker had to criticize a Republican teammate so close to the elec­ sion has “refused to let the facts on the Steele — they have called for widespread Mayor John Thomspon, a Democrat, 619-million overcharges come out in its predicted Steele “won’t even get a majori­ tion. I can’t comment on the criticism con-, PUC reforms — want anything other than tent. I haven’t followed it closely. I’m too hearings, but they must and will come out a “financially viable utility,” but he added ty of the votes now in the eastern part of in court. The coverup must end,” she said. the state, because of his slanderous at­ busy campaigning myself.” the rest of the financial community does The candidate replied to Northeast not share his belief. tacks.” David Barry, Democratic candidate for Regard’s Fourth District seat, called it Utilities’ statement 'Thursday that it will Phony Isttiies the politics of desperation.” ask the PUC to reconsider the $47.7- Said Thompson, “Any hopes of a con­ He said the charge by Steele "seems to million increase approved three weeks Simian Sought structive campaign by Steele have re the kind that only one who is awfully far ago because it is not enough. vanished with his ridiculous charges behind in the campaign would make.” Mrs. Grasso joined with two consumer In Casting Call against Ella Grasso and John Bailey. The Barry said, "There’s no question there’s groups in successfully obtaining an injunc­ The name of the game for the Little voters have been seeing through Bob a split in the Republican party and there’s tion barring the PUC-approved hike from Theatre of Manchester (LTM) is not “ But­ Steele’s phony issues for some time now re quesUon it will hurt them. 1 think being implemented until the matter of ton, button, who's got the button,” but and his latest attacks have even brought Weicker’s comments are consistent with overcharges is decided. “Monkey, monkey, who’s got the rebuttals from his own party leaders.” his behavior over the past two years — to Northeast President Lelan F. Sillin Jr,, monkey?” speak out against 'dirty tricks,’ no matter said the rising cost of fuel and credit A live monkey, on rental or loan, is who IS doing the ‘dirty tricking’.” would force the power firm to return to needed for LTM’s upcoming production of j the Republican the PUC to ask for full approval of at least “Inherit the Wind,” a courtroom drama for Steele’s congressional seat, the original $59.2-million rate increase based on a real-life “monkey trial” in will be campaigning with Weicker Satur- request. Tennessee in 1925. f^orwlch and New London, Northeast owns Hartford Electric Light The Play, to be presented Nov. 8 and 9, c IK ^ believe, in effect, that Co. and Connecticut Light and Power Co., 15 and 16 at East Catholic High School Green Thumbers at Work WEATHER ren. Weicker is seeking GOP support and 1 the beneficiaries of the $47.7-million in­ auditorium, has been fully cast and is in crease approved by the PUC Oct. 7. ^ doubt he’ll leave the party.” rehearsal — except for a live monkey. “Whose plant is bigger?” asks Chris Heilier will be attending a cocktail party Sillin said the new formula approved by Anyone who has a monkey for hire or Green School. Others in the class are Considerable cloudiness this afternoon Holmes and Nicole Ruderman in with a chance of a few showers. High 60 to New London Saturday the PUC for computing fuel adjustment loan, with or without theatrical also examining the growth and 65. Fair tonight — lows mostly in the 30s. mgm but Weicker won’t. The invitation to costs as well as the over-all inflation being aspirations or experience, is asked to con­ foreground as they measure the development of their plants. (Herald Sunny Saturday. High in the mid 50s. eicker was withdrawn by the chairman experienced in the U.S. has added to the tact Toni Fogarty at 633-7000 during the growth of the plants they are growing photo by Pinto) of the event. utilities’s financial woes. day, or at 643-9086 evenings. in a science project at the Manchester PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 25, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., FYi.. Oct. M iB7i - p a g e THREE

NATIONAL W tA THII $ fIV IC i KWICAST t* 7AM 1ST 1 0 - U-H The theater’s orchestra In order to preserve its. THEATER SCHEDULE comes from the Greek and . 3 0 0 0 neutrality, Switzerland, on Here’s Schedule literally means the "dancing April 2, 1946, announced to Fishermen Enter Boundary Dispute place”. It was that portion of the world that it would not •lA TTLI UA East 1 — “Gone with the the ancient theater reserved CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Showcase 1 — "That’s Enter­ loin the United Nations, and filed jointly by the two states. It says any interest the The line in question is the “Further research showed Wind” 1:00-7:45 for the dancing of the chorus, For Bookmobile New Hampshire’s special tainment” 2:00-4:35-7:10-9:35 has remained outside of that The brief says such interven­ petitioners may have is boundary line coming out of we couldn’t support this line as UA East 2 — “Mad Adven­ and also for the instrumen­ organization to this day. counsel In the historic Maine- Showcase 2 — “Longest tion would constitute prosecu­ represented by the state of New Portsmouth Harbor and run­ it would put in New Hampshire talists. Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker a New Hampshire marine boun­ tures of Rabbi Jacobs” 7:40- Yard” 2:204:50-7:25-9:50 tion of a suit against the state of Hampshire, and the petitioners ning to the offshore isles of islands that have been part of 9:30 dary dispute says the way New Showcase 3 I .“Odessa File” Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the New Hampshire without its nave not shown just cause for Shoals, part of which are owned Maine for years,” he said. Hampshire fishermen want to UA East 3— “Harry and Ton- 2:004:30-7:15-9:40 Manchester Public Library system; consent, and such a suit is Intervention. by Maine and part by New to” 7:30-9:30 redraw the line would take Showcase 4 — “Bank Shot” MONDAY, OCT. 28 barred under the doctrine of Portsmouth fisherman Hampshire. Showplace — “Snow White” 5 FREE ORGAN LE9S0NS* away several islands from 2:304:154:00-7:45-9:55 10 to 10:30 a.m. - Green Lodge Rest Home. sovereign immunity. Harrison Workman has done 2:00; "Summer of ’42” 7:15; Learn to P/ajr the Spectacular Maine. It argues the petitioners have research on old maps and 10:40 to 11:10 a.m. — Green Hill and Munro Sts. YOU ALWAYS "Class of ’44” 9:15 KIMBALL ORGAN Lawyer Richard Upton of no private property interests in documents on the boundary, Upton said Workman based Burnside Theatre — “The •Limited to adult and children beginners without organ. 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — Meadow and Pilgrim Lanes Concord said he has filed a brief the taking of fish and lobsters in and maintains the line should be his argument on an 1857 com­ SAVE AT THE It is estimated that the av­ Gambler” 7:30-9:30-12:00 Accordion - Guitar- Plano Laaaone 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. - Ferguson and Garth Rds. with the U.S. Supreme Court the disputed area, as fish and drawn further toward Maine, mercial map of Rockingham Vernon Cinema 1 — “Oass of erage American consumes 12 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Finley St. asking that it not allow in­ lobsters are held to be public sheep during his lifetime. giving New Hampshire more County, N.H., which shows a ARTHUR DRUG ’44” 7:15; "Summer of ’42” 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Blue Ridge and Bette Drs. tervention by New Hampshire property until actually cap­ fishing waters and more access dotted line running closd to the Cinema 2 - “Death Wish” Early 19th-century slang DUBALDO MUSIC CENTER 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Candlewood Apartments. fishermen in the consent decree tu re . to Portsmouth Harbor. Maine shore. 7:30-9:20 for the shilling in England \ and Ireland was the hog. To 649-620$ 3:50 to 4:20 p.m. — Sycamore Lane. Manchester Drive-In — J M West MMdk Tpke. Upen Dily 34:30, Sat 9-S lOWIST TIMPIKATUIU “McQ” 7:15; “Terminal Man” spend all one’s money in one TUESDAY, OCT. 29 Ronny Cox has the role of 9:00; “red Sun” 10:45 place was to go "whole hog” 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Hilliard St. and Fleming Rd. George Apple in “Apple’s 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Woodland and Broad Sts. Way,” Sundays at 7:30 p.m. ALL STORES JOIN IN CELEBRATING THE r— LEGEND • 11:40 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. — Charles Apartments. on CBS-TV, 2:10 to 3 p.m. — Loomis St. and Griffin Rd. 50 I TWmiTtS 15. M.M iaiT 95)14983331 TAM j t A I N g ^ S N O W Breast Cancer Film To nouns 19.l4.ir 6X1115)04803331 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Woodhill and Evergreen Rds. TMS SHOW >1.50 (PG) “ A TIME BOMB OF A M O V lT 3:50 to 4:40 p.m. — Parkade Apartments. 50 ^SHOWERS N f “ SUMMER OF ’42” - 9 P.M. 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Woodland Manor Apartments, Ufl ¥ft ATHH FOTOCAST ^ Be Shown Monday “ CUSS OF ’44” • 7:15 P.M. ..CHARLES! WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30 SUMMER OF’42 y r • AICMAEL WlfVfU Mn 10:.30 to 11 a.m. — E. Wadsworth St. GRAND OPENING For Period Ending 7 AM EST Saturday. There is a possibility of showers and [ SAT. MAT. 2 PM • SUN. CONT. 2 PM | ' “DEATH WISH” 11:10 to 11:40 a.m. — Dorothy and Coleman Rds. thunderstorms developing from the central Gulf Coast through the Middle Mississippi and include a panel discussion. Dr. SAT. EVE. CONT. 7 P.M. 11 ® TioopcoMB r-;n; LATE SHOW SAT. 10:30 AfVrmoumneiNM 11:50 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. — Progress Dr. OF OUR 30TH STORE . . . IN TRUMBULL, CONN. |nie)Vt cone a long way sinct that summer of Ohio-Tennessee Valleys to the Atlantic Coast. Showers are also expected over portions of “Breast Cancer —Where We Samuel Smith, gynecologist Dr. Are,” a film dealing with the 1:40 to 2:10 p.m. — Wetherell St. QSDSBSSD]BDtl!iil_i££ Washington, Idaho and New Mexico. Showers and thunderstorms are indicated for the Melvin Horowitz, surgeon and 99c SAT. MAT. ond SUN. 5:30 - 7:30 importance of self- SULHSPM 2:20 to 2:50 p.m. — Terry Rd. and Woodside St. southern tip of Florida. Skies will be clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum Dr. Herbert L. Snyder, and 9:30 I Air King exaimnation, will be presented radiologist, will discuss early 3 to 3:30 p.m. — Galaxy Dr. f a m o u s m a k e r temperatures, (maximum temperatures in parenthesis), Atlanta 52 ( 76), Boston 44 ( 58), Monday at 7:30 p.m. in detection of breast cancer, 3:40 to 4:10 p.m. — Lower Redwood Rd. I Portable Elec. Heater Chicago 47 (68), Cleveland 42 (60), Dallas 56 (70), Denver 33 (60), Duluth 39 (57), Houston Conference Room A at removal if necessary, and how WOS SHOW SAT. and SUN. 1 PM 3:15 PM 9 9 c 4:20 to 5:20 p.m. — Squire Village. 1/ Our 56 (74), Jacksonville 57 (84), Kansas City 49 (70), Little Rock 50 ( 75), Los Angeles 58 (74), Manchester Memorial much is enough. Reg. “ THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SMBAD” plus ” 3 STOOGES” THURSDAY, OCT. 31 Miami 73 (84), Minneapoiis 41 (61), New Orleans 57 (80), New York 40 (61), Phoenix 59 Hospital. The meeting is open to both 23.99 The program, sponsored by WIDNITE MOVIES SAT. OMLY BOTH CINES 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Lake St. 19.99 (81), San Francisco 52 (62), Seattle 48 ( 59), St. Louis 48 (70) and Washington 48 (65). men and women. 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Amateurs © 3@ i! lg NEW YORK - The “pardon deal” hasn’t shifted his ground since his pardon CODGriATIONS hypothesis has been dealt a partial blow by blitz, but he has in fact shifted his The state’s gubernatorial campaign President Ford’s testimony before the emphasis. He no longer talks of not being necessary, as the Steele strategists House judiciary subcommittee. But we’ll able to live with himself if he had meted is degenerating into an old-fashioned have it to kick around for a time. apparently did, he would have farmed out “justice without mercy.” He stays shy For many years all the have been any more wonderful. ’The flow is Ford’s flat statement again, name-calling donnybrook and in doing of the whole question of compassion, trolley cars in Manchester were Another left Hartford via the it out to someone else to protect his conveyed with ail his earnestness before so it presents a classic in contrast which was prominent in that Sunday-after- small single truck things that Valley Line (now abandoned) the ’TV cameras, that there was never any candidate in the event the ploy church pardon statement of his, and he swayed and bobbed like a boat which followed the river bank between the political pros and deal or understanding. The surviving flopped. deals gingerly with Nixon’s physical and in a storm. Finaily a larger dou­ to Saybrook, and was to go to suspicions will cluster around his admis­ am ateurs. mental condition. That way lie the shoals ble truck car was brought in. New London for a round trip by Amateurish because the underlying sion that the pardon subject had been of the equal-justice doctrine which the If the police made an arrest boat to Newport. There was to The professionalism is stamped all ' broached by Alexander Haig in a conver­ issue of “sweetheart” leases is not President must stay clear of. downtown they used a troiley be a couple hours ashore. sation a week before Nixon’s resignation. over the Grasso effort from the pre­ His emphasis is now not on sparing for transporting the culprit to There had been a train wreck the pinciplas involved, nor intepreta- For me the key term in Ford’s account convention challenge by Attorney Richard Nixon in any way but on sparing the center where lockup was at Saybrook so our train was tion of legality, but whether the of the exchange was “recommendation.” the nation a paralysis of action which then located in the basement of General Robert Killian, to his accep­ held up two hours until the allegation of “illegal profits” is true. Haig talked about the options before Nixon would have been the price of pursuing the the Hall of Records on Center track was cleared. That meant after the Supreme Court had compelled tance of second spot on the ticket, to legal process against the former Presi­ St. no time ashore but that boat Inflation alone largely deflates the him to hand over the fateful tapes that dent. It is a strong argument. But for those Patrolman William Glenney the timing of the anti-public utilities sealed his doom. Among the options were ride was the greatest thing that margin between 1961’s buying price who still feel that, on balance, Mr. Ford was in the habit of warning un­ ever happened to the boy. campaign so it would peak on the eve resignation and pardon. There was talk blundered with his original decision, as I ruly ruffins with the threat of a and today’s estimated market value about the constitutional aspects of the par­ of election. do, the trouble is that it isn’t strong ride to the center. So an end- Right away his greatest am­ of $1.8 million. A political pro doning power. Haig asked whether the enough when measured against the stormy man in an armory minstrel bition for a career was to be The election issues by and large O vice president had any “recommen­ On Top of Washington^ D, C. wouldn’t make such a comparison feeling about equal justice under the law, show sang “Along came Officer sailor. Later in life that lost have been seeded, nourished and now dations” to make to the President. The even for ex-Presidents. Glenney, smoking a paper some of its lustre as a career. It JUDGE of PROBATE without plenty of qualification. vice president wanted to think it over. In addition to the paralysis of decisions cigar. He telephoned up to the was a wonderful dream while it The tip of the Washington Monument looms in the roof of the Jefferson Memorial near the Tidal Basin in 2 h li article was paid |pr by Mr. Qatlagher'a Campaign Committee, flourish under the deft husbandry of Now we are not defending Bailey’s With our present hindsight we can see and the social divisiveness which Mr. Ford center, to send down the long lasted. background as workers make repairs to the dome-shaped Washington, D. C. (UPI photo) Can Zlnaaer, Traaaurer. Democratic party professionals which that Mr. Ford should have frozen Haig out trolley car.” feared, there must have been another I 2 deal with HELCO for we fear this W6AiA 7 ^ immediately. Haig was no fool. Whatever The boats “Hartford” and include Both Mrs. Ella Grasso, the aspect which he can’t talk about much. As Trolley rides for pleasure practice has potential evils even course Nixon chose, the vice president a candidate in 1976, he couldn’t have were quite popular when the “Middletown” had regular schedules for passengers and party candidate for governor, and was bound soon to succeed to the wanted his caretaker period in the White open cars were used in the hot though there is not any tangible If you can ride that one you win the blue ribbon!” freight between Hartford and John Bailey, the veteran political par­ Presidency. Why pay him a call and talk House to be completely dominated by the weather. There were no autos. Coast Guard Band evidence to date that Bailey’s profit, about pardons unless it was to sound him The operating companies had New York with numerous stops ty leader. shadow of the trial of Richard Nixon and Opens Fall Series out, however diplomatically, about what arrangements to permit one to between. Many took pleasure should he elect to sell, would be any his own unavoidable anguished decision trips on them. On the other hand. Republican might happen if Nixon resigned? then about pardon. use the connecting tracks of different than if he had made an in­ The United States Coast Robert Steele has been plagued by The appropriate thing would have been There may well be a “revisionist” others so it was possible for They were not very deep Guard Band will present the vestment somewhere else. to tell him firmly, “you know I can’t school of thought in the making which may excursions to go long distances amatuerism all along the way. The draft. The river was not kept first concert for the 1974 fall 5 A pro, we think in the post- make recommendations to the man I shall agree with Mr. Ford’s handling of the without changing cars. dredged as well then as now, series Sunday at 8 p.m. in lack of finesse in di^sing of a pre­ be succeeding and with whose case I shall problem, on the ground (as Page Smith Several car loads of kids went and the channel was not as well Leamy Auditorium at the U.S. Regal’s Connecticut’s Largest Men’s Shop Watergate era of political morality, put it recently in the Los Angeles Times) on Sunday school picnics to Mt. convention challenger was the begin­ have to deal. You shouldn’t even be men­ marked. Coast Guard Academy in New would have all but ignored the tran­ tioning pardons to me.” Mr. Ford didn’t that Nixon’s was a classic and archetypal Tom in Massachusetts, London. ning, his hesitantcy concerning a new drama of regicide. Highland Lake at Winsted, saction in the context of the practice OPEN FORUM say it then. But having thought about the The U.S.S. Elfrieda only drew party chairman reflected indecision conversation overnight, he called Haig There was — so the theme goes — a Lake Compounce, etc. nine feet, but when she came up Directed by Lt. Cmdr. of utilities, and other businesses for back and told him he had no “recommen­ great blunder by a king, followed by the Those were the happy days. with the best pilot on the river William L. Broadwell, the band at a crucial time when party wounds that matter, letting political friends dations,” and that nothing which they had problem of a king-killing. By this Besides the free trolley ride she grounded three times get­ will feature David Werden, needed quick healing, and his persis­ League Dismayed discussed “should be given any con­ reasoning, it was better psychologically each kid was given some free ting to Hartford. River traffic euphonium soloist, and David or potential friends in on the “ground sideration” in the President’s decision. for the nation to pardon the king than kill tickets for such things ice­ had to knock off in winter Owens, flute soloist. tent efforts to make the Democratic wise and pound foolish.” We stand the floor when business opportunities Tj,g League of Women Voters of Vernon Having flunked the question the first tme, him. It is an ingenious way to put it, but I cream, soda water, merry-go- because the icebreaker didn’t The program will also include Party Platform a pocketbook issue possibility of a loss of federal funds (the Mr. Ford gave the right answer the second am not all sure that President Ford as a round rides, etc. There was an keep the channel open as it does present themselves whether it is the is dismayed by the recent developments Environmental Impact Study for the Open a selection of show tunes and failed to alarm anybody except a few time. politician wants to make use of it. With increase in membership and now. sale of real estate, stocks, bonds, etc. the long overdue hiring of a Space grant has sat undone for months such friendly support, Mr. Ford won’t better attendance prior to pic­ compositions by American within his party who have been ’ ’ ’ town planner for Vernon. It is apparent to because there has been nobody to prepare composers. A pro, we think, woud do this unless us that the search committee has been In the area of his motives, the President need any enemies. nic season. O.C. remembers when horse alarmed at anything Democratic it) and Vernon continues to be without One day the little single truck and cutter races were run on doing so would open Pandora’s box remiss in carrying out its duty in the best representation at seminars held open trolley O.C. was in had a the river ice in front of Hart­ The public is invited. There is since childhood. throughout Connecticut. no charge for admission. Wewe sincerelv sm tereiy regretrecret mthat at mthe e sieeieSteele salary, commensurate with establishing those of sur- a collision with a large double ford. The latest evidence of this The two most recently held have been truck car. The two floors strategy is so am ateurish. We have rounding and “like” towns, should be the Connecticut Conference on Com­ amateurism in Steele’s handling of evidently lined up with one stated several times our feeling that ^rnong the first order of business. It prehensive Land Use Planning and-a another but the roofs did not. the Bailey-HELCO sale-lease deal appears this is being done now — after the workshop on the use of Natural Resource ANDREW TULLY there are many issues which could be fact - after the rejection of two search Our floor stopped when we hit which reached back to 1961 for a Data By Municipal Land Use Decision but our roof kept on going. discussed which would have benefit to committee candidates by a panel of DUET Makers. This course was offerred free of The stanchions for the seat 521 E. M ID D LE TPKE. 649-3906 utility-connected issue to counter the experts which suggests that the offered charge to all town officials by the Depart­ me voters. salary scale be raised. ahead broke off at the roof so mileage gains made by Grasso forces ment of Environmental Protection and the the seat stayed put on the floor. DOES BEAUTIFUL THINGS But as amateurs, we are afraid The search committee also appears to Cooperative Extension Service of the More Eloquence Needed Our seat broke loose at the floor on the Formula B overcharges the FOR YOUR HAIR 4 - 0 Steele’s bright young men have fallen neglected to give emphasis to job University of Connecticut. and went ahead with the roof so Like The Very Finest In Hair Design PUC has allowed to occur through . . , descriptions and input from the members In conclusion, the League of Women WASHINGTON — President Ford’s im­ Remember Churchill’s famous speech •our legs were jammed between ijpto the biggest political trap of all of the various commissions involved in the portant but forensically drab television failure to update the formula. Voters stands for responsive, efficient and of June 1941? Roosevelt had written the two seats. That picnic was a EASY BLOW-DRI HAIRCUTS because, they have allowed the op ^^eas of planning and zoning. These are effective government. We urge our speech on inflation the other night was a Churchill, quoting the Longfellow peom scream. Hair Conditioning That Really Works Amateurish because you don’t serve position to erab the ball individuals who would rely upon the leaders from both political parties to join reminder of the decline among our govern­ with the famous words “Sail on, 0 Ship of Excursions on the steam position to grao me oail. services and knowledge offered’ by an the voters hash without dressing it up forces and work toward this end. ing masters of the art of public speaking. State.” Churchill looked up from the railroads were well patronized No one expects Ford to be another Special For October — It may be too late but the Steele effective town planner with a fully-staffed Madeline Turk Roosevelt letter and gave his answer to also. Usually folks would en­ to make it look like something more Winston Churchill or a Disreaeli which team apparently needs a professional planning department. Surely their president America; “Give us the tools and we will train in the early morning and tastier and meatier. A pro would have opinions have value. League of Women may be a good thing. The country is in finish the job.” get home late in the evening quarterback if it is going to score Nov. such tough shape we most need men who FREE either left it alone, or if he found it We, in the League of Women Voters of Voters Churchill did not ask Roosevelt to more tired than from a hard 5. Vernon, believe that a town planner is es­ can get things done. But the President’s c “Make arrangements forthwith for the day’s work. The first one O.C. Redken Microphotography Hair sential to Vernon and that this position be Supports Center labored Kansas City speech was of the shipment of weapons and material of war can remember was to Nan- Anaiysis With Each Reguiar filled immediately and in a thoughtful stuff that puts people to sleep when they and we will proceed to put a triumphant tasket Beach. If it had been Dear sir: should be wide awake and crying for in­ Perm or Body Wave manner. end to the hostilities.” Nor did he promise around the world it would not spiration. Vernon is the loser if we remain “penny I would like to direct the attention of the British people “blood, perspiration your readers to referendum Question 5 Indeed, listening to the drone of Ford’s Other Editor’s Say and tears.” He was addressing a nation ( which will appear on the ballot on Election words, I was reminded of Adlai Steven­ well acquainted with sweat. Day, Nov. 5. son’s opening remarks before a college Surely there is somebody in Ford’s T Question 5 concerns the building of a commencement audience. “It is my job stable of ghost writers who has heard of Newsweek — A Sore Point Over Sources Regional Occupational 'Training Center to today as speaker to talk,” Stevenson said. Thucydides and can find the kernel of an be located on land adjacent to the “It’s your job as the audience to listen. If idea in that philosopher’s sayings. Or, in a MANCHESTER PROPERTY- Manchester Community College campus. you get finished before I do, please feel By S. I. Hayakawa “Behind his relieved grin, however. The remaining 10 sources, again un­ crazy, mixed-up America, one could simp­ San Francisco Examiner ROTC will be a vocational training center free to get up and leave.” ly pirate Thucydides’ reply when he was Ford was noticeably changed by his named, are identified as members of for mentally retarded students between Any any rate, I think we could use a lit­ asked when justice would come to Athens: President Ford, according to the ages of 14 and 21 years of Manchester tle more eloquence by our leaders. The recent ordeals .... Ford turned the White House staff: “An aide” or “Justice will not come to Athens until i OWNERS ASSOCIATION I and 14 surrounding towns. The area kind of oratory, so-called, that is heard in Newsweek of Oct. 14, has almost no those who are not injured are as indignant •• I pressing, even irascible.” “aides,” one “economist” and one students will be tuition pupils. The cost of the nation’s capital these days calls for the support. He faces an “increasingly as those who are injured.” I •» construction will be $1.4 million. The State yelp of derision uttered by the late Sen. “And he sought refuge from un­ “topsider.” And here are the things For the Democratic opposition, there is hostile Congress whittling away at his of Connecticut will reimburse the Town of Blackburn of Kentucky, protesting a win­ * Invites the Public to A I familiar problems by doing what he they are quoted as saying: also always the Cheshire Cat’s reply to proposals and angry over his par­ Manchester for the entire amount upon dy colleague’s attack on Big Business. Alice when she asked: “which way I ought knows best, scheduling campaign When the speaker paused to ask: “1 trust, completion. Manchester will pay the in­ to go from here?” Ford’s critics could doning of Richard Nixon.” “A top Ford aide lamented, ‘We’re Mr. President, I am not unduly ; MEETiNG ON THE REFERENDUM QUESTIONS trips to 16 states within the next terest on short term borrowing during con­ quote the cat to remind him: “That \ getting killed everyplace.’ ” Voters, Newsweek continues, are struction in the amount of $60,000. The trespassing on the time of this Senate?” depends a good deal on where you want to month. That was a reaction un­ Blackburn delivered the squelch I vin these days of high inflation it is important to know your •» “openly disenchanted with both Ford Manchester Board of Education will ad­ get to.” Sometimes the President is not derstandable in a partisan politician, “No one will know, not even the minister the program at an estimated magnificent: “There is a great difference quite sure of his destination. « money is spent wisely If necessary to be spent at all. There has I and his party.” Congress is between trespassing on time and en­ •Brown patent and Brown suede slip-on but questionable in a President whose yearly addition of $25,000 to its budget. And finally, both the White House and its been no real effort made to inform the public on the tacts of all ^ President whether energy policies of croaching on eternity!” Tuftint sole, . “disgruntled.” Ford’s “personal lob­ Under Connecticut law, education of critics on Capitol Hill might be persuaded, government is under siege.” any kind are to be addressed in that Gerald Ford needs some new speech . the issues involved, so come to the meeting and find out tor •» these students is mandatory up to the age by another incident involving Adlai Rubber heel, * 195 bying failed to stop the Senate from writers who can use pimple words ^ yourself. You can’t afford not tolll | “Said a ranking Senate Republican, speech,’ said a White House of 21. They are presently receiving their Stevenson, to address the people in plain, forcefully and lightly, and so do most of Compo Construction, waylaying a routine foreign-aid bill” education and training in inadequately street-corner English. Stevenson once I •» ‘He hasn’t dem onstrated, I am in economist.” the congressmen who favor us with their and “legislators were openly equipped, inferior facilities. The Board of asked a cab driver whether the cabbie Sizes C8-11 D7-12 E8>^--TI EEE8-T1 charge.’ ” Education can provide nothing better for public utterances. They should all “It was a ‘dam stupid decision,’ one thought Stevenson’s speeches were over mutinous.” them until the Regional Ctecupational remember that we are still a lively coun­ In summary. President Ford, ac­ the head of the average man. “Well, ] WHEN? — W ednesday, October 30 7 The following quotations further of Ford’s aides conceded later.” try with a low threshold of boredom. •Blue patent and Blue suede wing tip slip on Training Center is constructed. In this governor,” the cabbie replied after some cording to Newsweek, is rattled and For heaven’s sake, this is war. How I Tuftint sole, ^ elaborate President Ford’s unhappy new facility training will be provided in thought, “I understand you, but I’m not so 8 Paliff. «» “...Aides feared that the timing of the following areas: Automotive, in­ would the British Empire have fared situation, as decribed by Newsweek: confused. He doesn’t know what he is sure about the average man.” R ubber hieel, the discussion would suggest the dustrial, food service, landscaping, against Napoleon if Lord Nelson had said: Compo Construction, “Gerald Ford’s young presidency doing. He is showing the strains of of­ domestic aides and daily living skills. “England anticipates that as regards the 2 appearance of a deal.” WHERE? Whiten Library S iz e s D 7^ ~12 fell into deeper disarray last week.” fice. Not being able to understand The Manchester Association for current emergency, personnel will face up Retarded Citizens, Inc. endorses the to the issues and exercise appropriately “With his advisers still at economics, he is playing politics. ‘“It’s not going to destroy us,’ said North Main St. Regional Occupational Training Center the functions allocated to their respective •Green crinkle urethane slip-on loggerheads over what to do about the And how does Newsweek support its one aide, ‘but it’s going to look awfully and urges the voters of Manchester to vote occupation groups”? maitrlyrBtfr “yes” on Question 5. “Your vote today Fortunately, Nelson said simply: Compo Costructlon, tro u t^ economy...the question was conclusions? The magazine quotes bad.’ ” makes them useful and productive citizens “England expects every man to do his Tricot on foam lining, only two people by name: White Ettrnittg Mpralh » ? “ Jay G ile s — public works whether he had any substantive “ But other aides, recalling tomorrow.” duty,” and the Empire went on from .. HQ Permagrain sole, there. I Administrator - To Discuss the Purchase of the answers for his manifold problems, House spokesman Ron Nessen, who Ford’s...good television presence, Jean M. McElraevy FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 Rubber heel, president, Manchester Published by the Published every 5 •• Manchester Water Company and The Price is $2,000,000, and fears were rising that he hadn’t.” said the President doesn’t plan to ra­ were less pessimistic.” ■ M T « T r • Manchester evening except Sun- Association for ...... 12 3 Sizes D7-12 tion gasoline, and Senator Thomas Publlshlng Co., Herald days and holidays. ; To be spent to fix Drainage Probiems. “He seemed to be backing away ‘“At the minimu, he will come out Retarded Citizens, Inc. 4 s I r I < 10 Square, Manchesler, Enlered at the 11 U U U 13 If 17 Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., I from any hard decisions on what to do Eagleton, who disapproved the U II » 21 22 a M of this as a man who made an honest a a 27 a a 30. Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second Recommendations ALMANAC (Area Code 203). Claas Mall Matter. next... .The basic decisions w ere yet to nomination of Peter Flanigan as am- error,’ said one topsider.” To the editor: BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER be m ade.” bassdor to Spain. I Administrator of “What one Ford aide called ‘the NORMAN FENDELL Having had personal experience with United Press International SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES FREE ‘"rhe area in which Ford....suffered Newsweek also indicates 13 other the concern, compassion, and ability I Speciai Education, wiii discuss the Regionai Occupationai general raggedness of the Administra­ Today Is Friday, Oct. 25, the 298th day of PAYABLE IN ADVANCE International Silver stainless and pewter gifts shown by David Barry, we rejoiced when 1974 with 67 to follow. the most confusion — was the sources. Two, although unnamed, are tion machinery.’” ^ 7 Training Center. he announced his candidacy for state The moon is between its first quarter Single Copy ...... 15t 3 Months...... $9.75 with purchases during our 34th Anniversary identified as Republicans: The W eekly...... 75* 6 Moniha...... $19.50 stagnating economy...Ford and his ‘“He looks like a guy who’s been senator. and full phase. ONE Monlh.... $3.25 One Year..... $39.00 Celebration... advisers were still floating trial “ranking” senator already quoted and In like manner we know Ted Cummings, The morning stars are Venus, Mars, Mail Rales Upon RequesI T COME! ASK QUESTIONS! BRING A FRIEND! through a real trial,’ said one aide. candidate in District 12 for the State balloons.” a “GOP” insider,” who “conceded” Saturn and Mercury. Su b scrib e rs who p.m. should telephone ‘You can see it in his eyes.’” Legislature, to be an unusually capable, The evening star is Jupiter. fail to receive Iheir ihe circulation depart- 7 Refreshments Wiii Be Served Herald before 5 30 menl. 647-9946. “The President returned a brusque that “the pardon poisons the at­ All my life I’ve had to name my intelligent, and just man. Those born on this date are under the mosphere around here.” It is with the lightening of the heart and sign of Scorpio. 7 AN INFORMED PUBLIC MAKES WISE DECISIONS! REGAL MENS SHOP letter (in answer to William sources — in term papers and theses, Member Audit Bureau of Circulation “Increased faith in our system of American polar explorer Richard M Hungate’s questions) ... And when he The existence of another source is in books and articles and newspaper representative government that we watch Evelyn Byrd was born Oct. 25,1888. This is The Manchester Display advertising MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER realized the fury he provoked in his revealed by the words, “Ford is such as these give themselves to serv­ Australian singer Helen Reddy’s 32nd P u b l is h in g C o . flo s 'iS hours: Three i Association 9 30 to 5 30 Daily Tues.&Thurs til 9

\ Save Money- Bake Your Own PUBLIC RECORDS Events Planned at Schools By LeROY POPE ___BERIIWY sales abroad may force some THERMAL LlFiED FULL BUSINESS NEW YORK (UPI) - Infla­ Business Today curbs on the use of grain in the l\ational Education Week W A TCH C A P tion now has pushed the price of ZIP P ER HOODED SWEAT SHIRT United States. , Warranty Deeds Seymour Kaplan 100% WOOL bread so high any housewife Forbes, alterations at 231 TOLLAND Tolland. Regular classroom ac­ ’The education committee of For this reason, according to However, the United States, William P. McGrath Jr. and Investments, alterations at 341 who wants to go to the trouble One big result of inflation is McKee St., $800. Vivian Kenneson tivity will be carried out and the Tolland Junior Woman’s WINS TRIP the American Bakers Associa­ even in a bad year, produces far Barbara C. McGrath to ’Thomas Broad St., $2,500. Men’s double fleece can save a substantial amount that the difference between the Audrey Green for Gerald Correspondent may be observed by anyone in­ Club, assisted by the Tolland Charles Argiros’ prize for tion, a 25 per cent rise in the more grain than Americans can N. and. Theresa A. Bavier, N. Cliffe Smith, radio terested. full zip jacket w/hood. by baking her own, with the price of big-name brands of Millington, tool shed at 616 Tel. 875.4704 Public Library, will provide a winning a Chevrolet sales con­ wholesale price of bread in the consume, and it now is the only property at 13-15 Winter St., transmitter antenna at 252 Blue Drawstring around hood; added dividend of home-baked bread and the supermarkets’ Bush Hill Rd., $98. Activities planned for ’The Tolland Middle School week-long display at the Middle test during a "Summer Selling past two years has resulted in reliable source of grain for $37,500. Ridge Dr., $100. Garment completely aroma and taste. private label brands appears to Pratt Sign Co. for Calvery National Education Week, Oct. will hold open house for Grades School of textbooks dating back Spree” last spring and summer an 85 per cent jump in the many hungry countries. Abilio Santos to Robert D. George Ringstone, additions lined with thermal cloth, At the current retail price have widened dramatically as Church, sign at 647 E. Middle 27 to Nov. 2, include open 5 and 6 on Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. and to 1827. was a four-day trip to Acupulco, average retail price. and Kathleen Wilson, property at 31 Coleman Rd., $1,500. range of 16.6 to 19 cents a pound the name brand bakers’ costs "Tphe., $1,500. houses at schools, displays, and Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. for Grades 7 Rib cuffs & bottom. Mexico, which he and "his wife The three-quarters of a pound at 447 E. MiddleTpke., $34,000. Pete Ponticelli for Richard and 8. ONE SHE FIT$ HU for flour, she can bake for 20 to soared. Suspect Nabbed John S. Ziemak Sr., additions a classroom “on exhibit.” Colors: Navy Oxford, took recently. of flour it takes to make one Rose T. Kronick to Barbara Bohadik, fireplace at 23 Nye Tolland High School will hold NAVY COLOR 24 cents a one pound loaf of The private label bread used MOSCOW (UPI) - Police at 378 Hartford Rd., $650. The Parker School class K, 1, Although there. will not be Argiros, an employe at pound of bread costs the big H. Lindsay and ghirley H. St., $1,000. open house Oct. 29 from 7:30 to bread that sells for anywhere to undersell the name brands by have captured a killer responsi­ Sales Construction Co. for and 2, taught by Judy Howard guided tours through the new Carter Chevrolet, sold 43 new bakers only 8 cents, a little less Agnew, property at 881-883 9:30 p.m., with five-minute *1,49 from 45 to 60 cents. This in­ only 3 to 5 cents a loaf. Now the ble for the stabbing deaths of Aluma-Kraft for Larry Ross, David G. Feist, additions at 652 and Winnifred Clay, will be addition, some classrooms will 11.99 cars. He lives at 46 Jensen St. than half what it costs the Main St., $35,000. additions at 227 Hilliard St., $5 - sessions allowed with teachers. cludes the cost of flour, eggs, difference in price may be 15 to two persons in Moscow recent­ Bush Hill Rd., $3,950. moved on Oct. 29 from 9:30 be open, such as the art room. housewife, for two reasons. The Normand and Marie-Jeanne 000. At 7:15 p.m. a ribbon cutting milk, sugar, shortening, yeast 20 cents. ly, the newspaper Vechemaya Harold Parent for William a.m. to 1 p.m., to the main lob­ Refreshments will be served by down j a c k e t $wBrrfi$HTs baker buys by the carload, the Nadeau to John A. and Diane P. ceremony is planned for the and fuel. When the big furor broke over Moskva said Thirsday. The K. Gerstein for Kemsco, Barron, alterations at 313 by of the Savings Bank of the Tolland Middle School OR SHIRT housewife by the five-pound Lombardi, property at 56 S. students’ store. This calculation is based on the huge wheat sales to Russia newspaper said the killer, alterations at 91 Elm St. Ext., Hackmatack St., $1,950. Parents for Interaction. ^ w thom e St., $33,000. $ 1, 000. *39.99 Value figures supplied by super­ sack. The baker buys a single­ last year, some bakers raised whose name was not published, Albert Sedlacek, demolish purpose flour. The housewife Executor's Deed markets, the American Bakers the specter of $1 a loaf bread in had been found hiding in a Mrs. Germaine Marcoux, barn at 324 Hillstown Rd., $200. M.99 Heublein John D. LaBelle and Alice C. buys a general purpose flour the United States. That hasn’t alterations at 210 High St., $200. JBglonl w Niw Association, and Fleischmann’s railroad station after a Jarvis, co-executors of the es­ *29** which costs more to mill. happened. Now that Resident Anthony Cherubini, Earnings ■yeast. passenger was knifed to death tate of Alexander Jarvis, to Boys The American Bakers Ford has authorized wheat alterations at 117 School St., Second' Charge DOWN FILLED For years, the bakery people on a platform. It said he was Henry L. Botticello, 22 lots off ; U p 1 0 % Association says the wholesale sales to Russia again, some $80. NAVY COLOR SPEEDO have contended the housewife found to have committed a Hartford Rd., $416,000. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U PI)- cost of the one-pound loaf grain traders are warning big Harold Parent for L.H. Rep. George F. McDonald, D- J 100% Nylon thell and lining zip WARM-UP SUITS HARTFORD (UPI) - “can always keep us honest” if previous killing as well. Building Permits currently averages 29.74 cents. Nelbert, alterations at 93 Cranston was indicted la ln h pockets, concealed hood. Heublein Inc. Thursday she is willing to bake herself. F ra n k W. D ow n in g , *19.99 The ingredient cost is only 10.01 Tanner St., $945. Thursday on a second charge HERALD YESTERDAYS ISIzos 34-46. reported first-quarter 10 per Until now, however, the amount alterations at 139 Chambers St., Complete cents and the wholesale profit Harold Parent for Mrs. Roma that he solicited a bribe from a .^ cent increases in net income she could save by baking bread $1,500. hardly seemed worthwhile. is less than a penny a loaf. Petkaitis, alterations at 105 contractor while he was chair­ land earnings of $356 million and N. William Knight, SNORKEL PARKAS • GLOVES ■ The inflation that has driven Retail cost of the more pop­ Campfield St., $655. man of the Rhode Island ^$33 million respectively, over alterations at 65 White St., $714. bread prices so high has been ular 22-ounce loaf, priced Donald E. 'Traca, alterations Bicentennial Commission. 25 Years Ago Cedars of Lebanon, Campbell Council, IPHO-KED BASKETBALL SHOES *12.95 ! *the same period last year. mna Enrico F. Monaco, tool shed proportionately higher, has at 76 Olcott St., $150. McDonald was indicted early Knights of Columbus, and the Social Ac­ 2 notable on flour, which has gone Women’s Day at Burton’s draws ‘V Heublein said the $33 million soared from around 33 cents MEMBER at 60 Glenwood St., $325. Customer Promotion Winner up 80 per cent in the past two Walter R. Sinon, alterations last month by a secret grand thousands to store. tions group of Temple Beth Sholom, with ' * net income before taxes for the two years ago to 60 cents in Where .Quality B e g in s , “noland Burton Loomis for John Kel­ at 260 Hollister St., $500. 2 Main St. 0pm Daily , Mrs. Jan Adams of East Hartford is all smiles as she is presented with an RCA portable years as wheat soared to $5 a ju ^ on a charge he solicted a Mrs. Martha Stevenson returns from circus to be held in Manchester at the ^ fiscal first quarter ending Sept. major metropolitan areas. Ob­ ly, alterations at 17 Chambers IF A R R ^ 643-7111 to 9:00 P.M. bushel. But ingredients always Bidwell Home Improvement bribe from an officer of a executive meeting of the Chamber of State Armory. ■: 30 compared to $31.4 per cent color TV by Larry Davidson (right), executive vice president of all D&L stores. Mrs. viously, high overhead and in­ St., $3,700. have been the smallest part of Route 44A Coventry Co. for Spirito Vesco, manufacturing firm that was Commerce in Seattle, Wash. last year. Income after taxes Adams won a recent new customer promotion contest staged at all eight D&L stores by in­ terest costs and rapidly rising blwaMIKria P. ^ au d ry for Army-Navy the price of bread. The biggest •«< •« M m UM hi alterations at 12-14 Division St., seeking a contract to make and Manchester Memorial Hospital is to be total^ $16.5 million compared troducing 62 new customers to the convenience of charge shopping at D&L. Also at the Qub, alterations at 1090 Main 10 Years Ago cost is distribution to the wages in the stores and the $900. distribute commemorative helped by interfaith group made up of to $14.9 for the first quarter last presentation were Werner Bloch (second from left), Manchester store manager, and NATIONAL St., $4,000. 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Football Horn Bid Lowest Schedule TOWN OF MANCHESTER BOLTON DEPA^BNT of PUBLICliORKS Donna Holland She Hcralii NO'nCE OF isAF PICKW IFor High School The Bolton Tigers midget Area Profile football C squad will play a comparable team from The follcfwing etreete are acheduled fo r le a f collection on th« dav* hnifvu t« u VERNON Alternate 3, the addition of classroom wing by Dec. 1,1975. Everett, Mass. Sunday at 1 p.m. collection day, pickiqo on remaining routes w ill be postponed one workina dav owners «n on any scheduled air conditioning to parts of the S h e H c r a l h One other bidder promised at Herrick Memorial Park. «l.h to hove l,.„ , oouoct«i r«)«e.t,d J*”*.*! >«“ : BARBARA RICHMOND new classroom wing, $59,100; completion by Dec. 30,1975 and The “friendship” game is the property and confining the leaves in the gutter as mu?h as possibli^ ^Thirihm orb! ; Horn Construction, Inc. of Alternate 4, additional the otherk set a completion date Area Profile team ’s reward for working Conditions Outlined ^Hartford, was apparent low alterations to add air con­ of January 1976. collection* Property owners are requested to make certain that no fomiim nh4er-t-« h ^ scheduled leaf hard and doing their best all ..to ri.! other th«, p * . . pioood 1„ th . « « . r o « . J bidder, at $4,093,000 for the base ditioning to the existing Eveleth said the completion season, said Marshall Taylor, For Columbia Acres 1 . . . 0 0 bid for additions and alterations classroom wing which is two dates were within the date head coach. to Rockville High School. Bids, stories, $67,600: asked for in the architect’s October 26 The entire C squad, C squad October 2^ October 30 totaling seven, were opened by Alternate 5, the addition of schedule. He said the building cheerleaders and players and COLUMBIA Okay Garage Route 6 Route 7 October 31 Robert Wehrli, chairman of the air conditioning to the existing committee has to consider each Dr. Hardy Reflects On Stay in Town cheerleaders from Everett will Virginia Carlson The PZC has authorized Sam Route 8 Route ^ Permanent Building Com­ science and home economics alternate with an eye toward be treated to hotdogs and soda Pescatello, the zoning agent, to wing, $28,250; Alternate 6, Correspondent North Fairfield Street Lilac Street mittee Thursday night. staying within the budget. COVENTRY by Taylor Immediately 228-9224 approve construction of a three-, lydall Street alterations to the existing some very solid programs. 1 am since the budget was for­ negotiating committees were Fairfield Street Colunbus Street Bidders were asked to bid on liie referendum approving Monica Shea following the junior pony foot­ The approval of Columbia car carage requested by Alice TrtnbuU Street auditorium, changing the proud of what has been done mulated in March and he is appointed. Dr. Richard Ashley Englert of Lake Rd. (VIbodbridge to Vernon St*) Oliver Road eight alternates to the base bid. the $5 million was the third one Dr. Donald Hardy is leaving ball game that day. Acres subdivision hinges on the Campfield Road Griswold Street seating and adding partitions, and the people involved. For a projecting a deficit of $15,600 in will chair the administrators Parker Street The first being for an addition on the high school addition. The the Coventry School system Cupcakes and potato chips compliance by~ Larm Vjest S treet Lincoln Street Bolton Street $120,200; Alternate 7, resur­ time there is needed an the fuel account, provid^ the negotiating committee; Fran The commission stipulated (Woodbridge to Mather S t,) to the Vo-Ag building at the first asked for $10 million and today for a new post in West donated by mothers in the Associates, the developers, Bank S treet Hartland Road facing the existing track, $63,- emphasis on staff; they have system uses the same amount Morrone the secretaries; the garage may be placed up to, Roosevelt Street high school. Horn's bid for that the second, $8.5 and both were Hartford. At a Board of Educa­ Ladies Auxiliary of the Bolton with sanitary conditions. Those Coleman Road Windenere Street 500; and Alternate 8, adding six been pushed very hard on all of fuel as last year. Robert Walsh the custodian; but no closer than, 15 feet of the Hiddlefield Street Ridgewood Street was $256,500. rejected by the voters. The tion meeting this week. Dr. Football Association will also conditions were stipulated in a Clyde Road new tennis courts complete the new programs. I just hope The fuel use last year was and Joan Lewis and Tom Hill lot line abutting Rt. 87. The gar­ Cooper Hill Street Grant Road A referendum approved an delay in construction made it Hardy’s last one, he was be served. letter from Ray Jarema of the Alexander Street Barry Road amount of $5,020,000 for the with fencing and lighting, $97,- the momentum can be kept up 176,000 gallons down from 256,- will co-chair the teachers age is open in a generally Lockwood Street necessary to put the high school presented with at pen and pen­ state Department of Health to Goalee Dri've Pexicina S treet 000. for all the changes.” 000 of the year before. The drop negotiating committee. southeasterly direction. Bonner Road high school and the state will on double sessions, last year cil set. John Lenard, engineer. Hartford Road St* Lawrence Street Chambers Street allot up to $300,000 for the Vo- Two of the four mechanical The school administrators was caus^ because of conser­ The board will hold a work Junior Pony Team Dorothy Road and this year. In farewell remarks to the The conditions are: The Members said a lot line had Coventry Street Ag Mpansion. The state will bids came in much higher than took Dr. Hardy out for lunch vation measures and the mild session on Nov. 7 |o discuss the The Bolton Bulldogs junior McKee S treet Stone Street Other companies bidding board. Dr. Hardy said: existing sewer line should be been set by existing garages in Fenwick Road Fleming Road reimburse the town one half the anticipated and the Permanent this week and presented him winter. That deficit could go new PPBS budget. Dr. Hardy pony football team will play High S treet West Fairview Street were: J. S. Nasin of Williman- “The time here has been rem ov^ and replaced at a dis­ that section of Rt. 87 and that if VUllard Road cost of the high school expan­ Building Committee voted with a desk clock. higher if this winter is more has offered to come back to the Simsbury Saturday at 3 p.m. at Courtland Street Tower Road tic, with a base bid of $4,569,000 good. I think the system has tance of 75 feet from the wall; the garage does not face Rt. 87 Sta John Street sion. Thursday night to seek a rebid Dr. Hardy told the board that severe than last. board and explain this docu­ HMP. Saultera Road French Road and $216,000 for the Vo-Ag come a long way. We have all soil with immediate contact it will not create a traffic Weatwood S treet Edmund S treet i David Eveleth of McHugh on the electrical work, fuel oil had gone up 10 cents Chairmanships for the ment. Helalne Road Brent Road building; Associated Construc­ with the sewer line should be hazard. Cornell Street Devon Drive Associates, the architectural eliminating some portions of it. Thistle Road tion Co., Hartford, $4,735,000 Senior Pony Team replaced with new soil; prior to WoodhiU Road 2 firm that designed the school, The low bid for this work came Palm S treet Crestwood Drive and $288,000; Alexander The Bolton Bulldogs senior the soil replacement, dry Bretton Road Soballer Road said “Bids were very close to in at $916,356 and was submitted Lucian Street Linnmore Drive Schnipp, Norwich, $4,246,000, iwny football team will play En­ chlorine should be spread in the Transit Lane Bates Road what we anticipated them to be. by Johnson Electric of $265,800; Jack Hunter, Inc., field in Enfield Sunday at 3 p.m. Fbaign Street Deepwood Drive It looks very good to us.” Newington. This was some area where the sewer line had Quaker Road Penn Road M anchester, $4,556,000 and All players and cheerleaders been. I^eas Street Femdale Drive He said Horn Construction is $300,000 higher than estimated $298,000; Anderson-Fairoaks of Elizabeth Drive New KofC Council To Be Installed must be at HMP at 1:15 p.m. Also, before the well is put 9th ANNUAL McKinley S treet Evergreen Road one of the biggest contractors by the committee. Hartford, $4,323,000 and $260,- Deerfield Drive TOLLAND into service, it must be Constance Drive Butler Road in the Hartford area and there The low bid for heating, ven­ 000. exemplified for a class of new “Frosty Village Bazaar” Nov. 8 Middle and High Foley Street Foxcroft Drive Midget A B Team resampled and meet federal D.A.R. Milford Hoad Hof Anan Road is no question of its ability to do tilation, and air conditioning, The bids on the other alter­ Vivian Kenneson candidates by the district from 6 to 9 p.m. and Nov. 9 Schools Summer Street Extenaion Center Street The Bolton Tigers midget A B drinking water standards. Sanford Road the job. was submitted by G & F nates stayed pretty much in the Correspondent degree team under the direc­ from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday: Sloppy Joe on bun, FROST FAIR i^dley Street (Adams to Broad) Duval S tree t A new Knights of Columbus tion of State Program Chair­ football team will play Stafford If these conditions are met Green Manor Road 5 William McHugh said some Mechanical of Bloomfield at same ballpark with the Horn There will be a variety of carrot and celery sticks, Oakland Terrace Frederick Road Springs in Stafford Springs Sun­ within 90 days, the proposed Adams S treet changes will have to be made in $617,200. A bid of about $550,000 bids. Council will be installed in man Brian M. Doyle. Prior to booths featuring many vegetable, ice cream. HOME OF Lyme Road Horton Road day. property development — the electrical work to keep was anticipated. The general contract bids Tolland Sunday in St. the election of officers, the homemade Christmas Tuesday: Chicken cacciatore, (Center to Middle Tpke W.) located on Rt. 87 and Doubleday Crosby Road Turnbull Road within the budget. C & S Plumbing of Hartford were sent to each general con­ Matthew’s Church at 2 p.m. The chairs will be occupied by decorations, children’s and french fries, green beans, roll, MR. HARRY FRASER Henderson Road installing officer will be Road, formerly owned by the Weaver Hoad C arroll Road The other alternates, and the was apparent low bidder, at tractor bidding who was sub­ Grand Knight Jerry Williams of adults’ clothes, toys, plants and chocolate sundae. 192 Hartford Rd. Proctor Road District Deputy John J. Manchester, Grand Knight Boshniks — will be approved. Lawton Road Hilliard Street amounts bid by Horn, included: $143,000, for the plumbing por­ mitting a bid so they could in­ herbs, a book nook, bake and Wednesday: Hamburg gravy, SATURDAY Victoria Road Alternate 2 (a, b, and c) con­ tion of the project; and FitzPatrick of Manchester. Michael Duval of Rockville, Conway Road Broad S treet clude them in their bids. sweet shop, and a white mashed potatoes, cranberry Subs Contract OCT. 26, 10-3 Dougherty Street cerning partitions in the Automatic Sprinkler of Architects fees and such are Honored guests will include and Grand Knight Dr. Gil elephant sale. sauce, peas, bread and butter, Denver Road Castle Road State Deputy John H. Coleman, Boisoneau of Bolton. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The classrooms with “a” being’ Manchester, for the sprinkler expected to run about $275,000; School Lunch Menus fruit cake. U.S. Navy Sea Systems Com­ CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE Greenwood Drive former pastor of St. Matthew’s, All members joining this Woodland S treet building on the job steel studded system at $76,108. The general site improvements about $325,- Parker and Hicks Thursday: Italian grinder, mand has awarded a $2.2- FOOD SA LE Additional scheduled routes will be advertised next Father Curtin, Ernest J. council as of the installation Westland Drive (Hilliard to Broad St*) partitions, $168,800; “b” , contractor will be obliged to 000; and equipment, $400,000. Schools potato chips, bean salad, million contract to General VITAMIN SANDWICH LUNCH $1.00 week* Please do not call Highway office regarding Harriman, state membership date will be charter members. Overlook Drive Haussman demountable par­ accept the mechanical bidders When this schedule was set Monday: Hot meatball strawberry fruit tart. Dynamics Corp. Electric Boat chairman, who worked with The installation of this Council Parking Across the Street unlisted streets as the schedule is flexible depending Eastland Drive titions, $136,800; and “ c ” , chosen by the building com­ more than a year ago, costs grinder, celery sticks, cole Friday: Juice, cheese pizza, Divison, Groton, Conn., on a HEADQUARTERS FitzPatrick in the formation of brings the total number in the Virginia Metal Products par­ mittee. were based on the current slaw, applesauce blush. cole slaw, fruit. negotiated cost plus fixed fee Liggett Parkade uoon work load and weather conditions* Indian Drive this council. Many other state state to 114. titions, $138,80. In its bid, Horn Construction prices at that time not allowing Tuesday: Oven-fried chicken, A half-pint of milk is served basis for planning yard services Low P ric e s ! PUBLIC INVITED promised completion of the for cost escalation. and local fraternal dignitaries Bazaar Planned with scheduled lunches in all will be in attendance. mashed potatoes, cranberry for SSN and SSBN nuclear sub­ The Ladies Guild of St. sauce, mixed vegetables, roll, schools. In addition to published An Admission Degree wilLbe marines. The work is part of Matthew’s Church will hold a strawberry shortcake. menus, ala carte lines are the Navy’s expansion of its sub­ Wednesday: Jack O’Burger, available in the Tolland Middle marine base at Groton. An­ witches sticks, spooky green and Tolland High Schools. nouncement of the contract was beans, moon bits, chilly made Thursday. Methodist To Hold Service of Celebration shivers, ghost brew. Thursday: Italian grinder, FORBES’ HOME STORE HAS THE VALUES ON BOLTON oriented to Norwich but rather bean salad, strawberry fruit home for a total of 34 visits. preserved in excellent condition Donna Holland to Tolland County. Corps to Complete tart. Payments included 14, no and are being recorded correct­ Correspondent The clergy of the six churches charge; 14, medicare A; and 6, The Quarryville Junior An­ Friday: Surf cake on roll, tar­ are meeting monthly, providing ly with no omissions and very cient Fife and Drum Corps of tar sauce, potato chips, perslied WINTER 646-0375 medicare B. few minor corrections. Members of the United hospital coverage for each Records Check Accepted Bolton will compete Saturday carrots, chocolate sundae. Hunting Forbidden in the Corps of the Year com­ Methodist Church in Bolton will other, reviewing programs that The Board of Selectmen PORTABLE COLOR TV’s Raymond Allen, superinten­ petition at the Sheean High attend a specia l worship ser­ may be done together and o th e r accepted a report from YOGA things. dent of schools, reported his School in Wallingford. School Menus vice of celebration in Mansfield Catherine Peterson and Sherry concern upon learning hunters Corps members will leave Sunday at 7 p.m. The worship Sunday will be Shaw certifying land records ANDOVER were seen entering the grounds Bolton Elementary School at The Willimantic United the second gathering of the lai­ and indices of Bolton had been Donna Holland CLASSES ty of the county. where Bolton High School is noon Saturday. Methodist Church has relocated examined for the period Sept. 1, to Mansfield. It is now part of The new church in Mansfield located. The following cafeteria menu Coed For All Ages 1973 through Aug. 31, 1974. will be served to students in An­ the six church cluster of United was dedicated in September by Allen reminds anyone that They certified it was their dover Elementary School Oct. Beginners— Intermediates— Advanced Methodist Church members in Bishop Edward Carroll. may be involved that no hunting WE GUARANTEE IT C opinion the records are being School Menus 28-Nov. 1. Tolland County. Nurses Visit is allowed on the school proper­ Fall Classes and Registration HITACHI 21” DIAGONAL ty- The following cafeteria menu Monday: Meatballs with IN WRITING: There are 1,200 UMC The Rockville Public Health will be served to students in Start Monday, Detober 28th. TABLE MODEL COLOR TV It Is our policy to offer TV's at the members in Tolland County, Nursing report for the month of tomato sauce, green beans, Bolton Elementary School and rolls, butter, chocolate chip lowest possible prices. However, not counting students at the September showed a total of 69 Morning and Evening Classes Bolton Center School Oct. 28- cookies, milk. In the event that the identical, new University of Connecticut. community hours were spent in Nov. 1: (Please Register by Phone) model of same brand, with com­ The six churches are now ac­ Bolton. Tuesday: Fishburger, tartar Monday: Meatball grinder, sauce, French fries, peas, cake, (Limited Enrollment) parable services. Is offered for ting in concert to affect a united Visits included one post par- Tax Statements tossed salad, choice of pudding. milk. less elsewhere In our trading area impact on the county. tum, 3 health promotion, 16 Tuesday: Fried chicken, 1045 Main Street in I ' by any franchised and reputable Ecclesiastical boundary cancer, 2 mental illness, 7 other Wednesday: Spaghetti, tossed T Due This Month cranberries, whipped potatoes, salad, rolls, butter, apple, milk. the Manchester State Bank Bldg. 369.99 retailer, please tell us, within thir­ changes have been made so that non-communicable, one buttered corn, ice cream. Thursday: Spooky dogs, ty days of your purchase and, Willimantic is no longer diabetes, 2 alcoholism and 2 not For Insured Placement, call such items as unregistered Wednesday: Hamburg on witches brew, scared potato after verification, we will refund SOUTH WINDSOR motor vehicles, snowmobiles, REG. 469.99 Hitachi color TV is all roll, potato chips, vegetable chips, goblin corn, jack-o- 649-6531 or 649-5495 the difference to you. On cash aircraft, machinery, water Judy Kuehnel sticks, chocolate cake. lantern jello, ghostly milk. solid state and has black matrix sales, the difference will be power, dams, horses, cattle, Your Instructor, Shirley Banks Correspondent Thursday: Pizza with meat Friday: American sausage, refunded in cash; on charge we have your party supplies!..^ sheep, goats, swine, poultry, 644-1364 and cheese, jello with topping. applesauce, mashed potatoes, picture tube. Instant sound and sales, your account will be South Windsor Assessor Bert commercial furniture and Friday: Tuna on hard roll, carrots, bread, butter, choice of credited. McNamara reminds residents fixtures, boats, outboard French fries, tossed salad, fruit dessert, milk. picture plus 8-position motors, farming equipment that Oct. 1 is now the town’s cup. The ice cream of the week is goods of manufacturers, utility detent/preset UHF tuner. Walnut assessment date and all per­ good-e-bar. at your finger tips • plates • wlg*> masks sonal property with the excep­ equipment and soforth. .., finish. • tablecloths • candles tion of registered motor It is not necessary to declare • cut-outs * napkins vehicles must be declared at his real estate or registered motor • make-up, cosmetics, etc. office during the month to avoid vehicles. Friday and Saturday GALL 643-5144 we have every little thing! a 10 per cent penalty. South Windsor is now Taxpayers on the January revaluing all property, real and 1974 Grand List are being personal, and notices of assess­ MANCHESTER "where a mailed personal property ment change will be mailed to dollar's cards. Owners who were not on the taxpayers by Jan. 3, 1975. l u m b e r c o m p a n y the list should pick up personal Since all vacant land will be the mtrade of mainjftreet i worth a for dollar!" property cards at the office in assessed at fair market value it ONLY (■• downtown manchester the Town Hall or call and one is important that those proper­ will be mailed. ty owners who qualify under 3V2-in. Fiberglas Roll Insulation Personal property consists of Public Act 490 and have not applied, file with the Assessor Regular K.'Siiii during October. w No one will receive the *6.99 preferential assessment 2 allowed by law unless he has an application on file at the office. u LEVINE & LEVINE COAT CO. 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A 1 J 1 & { ) H ) I w ! r fl 1 PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 25, 1974 M ^ C HESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri Oct. 25, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN Gagnon-Maheii Bea Sheftel Honored At THE BABY Lorraine Carol Maheu of Hartford and Robert Alfred 4~H Dinner Gagnon of Manchester, were IS NAMED united in marriage Oct. 12 at St. Bea Sheftel, women’s Maurice Church, Bolton, where program director of the the nuptial Mass was Manchester Recreation Depart­ celebrated and the double-ring Arnold, Gloria Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hercules Ar­ ment, was honored for her work V ceremony perofrmed. nold of 96F Rachel Rd. She was born Oct. 12 at Rockville General in 4-H during the 1973-74 year, Miss Ann Treglia of Hartford Hospital. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie L. Arnold at the Hartford County 4-H was soloist and guitarist. of Valchesta, Ga. She has three brothers, Hercules Jr., Keith L. Leader Recognition Dinner and Brian J. The bride, given in marriage held recently in Wethersfield. by her father, wore a sata peau She was presented with a 4-H gown designed with high sheer Boiione, Jennifer Corl, daughter of Sylvester J. Jr. and recognition pin. neckline and bodice trim m ^ Karen Szumkowski Bottone of 109 Prospect St. She was bom Oct. ’Two members of her club, with lace, long Bishop sleeves. 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Angela Guggolz of 34 Garnet Empire waist, A-line skirt with Jamaican Entertainment are Mrs. Calvin Cordy of Chapel Rd., South Windsor, and Alex Rd., and Bonnie May Potacki of long court train ruffled at front Szumkowski of Ellington. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and 161 McKee St., received cash and back. Her floor-length veil Mrs. Sylvester Bottone of Enfield. Her maternal great­ awards for their winning en­ A Many Splendored Thing of silk illusion was attached to a grandmother is Mrs. Grace Merritt of Manchester. Her paternal tries in the Hartford County 4-H great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lamanga and Mrs. silk organza and lace-trimmed Fair. In a hilltop garden island life that, fortunately, the shores of the island’s most’ picture hat. She carried a Pauline Bottone, all of Enfield. She has two sisters, Kimberly The West Side Rec sponsors a overlooking a vast sweep of the these imports seem un­ beautiful rivers. Today, one can Burgundy and white nosegay of 25th Anniversary Grace, 8V4; and Laura Ann, 7. 4-H Club which meets Tuesdays Caribbean, the red-jacketed, necessary. take part in torchlit feasts and roses, carnations and baby’s turbaned Jamaica Military breath. from 3 to 4 p.m. Members merriment on three different Thibodeau, Brendon Lawrence Raymond, son of Brian P. range in age from 9 to 14. The Band plays rousing marches for Jamaican residents as well as north coast rivers: the Great Miss Suzanne Maheu of Hart­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aliquo of many traveling from and Teresa Kneen Thibodeau of Hartford. He was bora Oct. 2 at club, which is named the Happy teatime guests. That night, visitors may board dugout River near Montego Bay and, ford was her sister’s maid of 107 Frances Dr., recently Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Crafters, have included lithe torch-bearing dancers canoes for a ride upriver to a Dunn’s River Falls and White honor. She wore a halter gown celebrated their 25th wedding Delaware and Maryland. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kneen of Burlington, Vt. His paternal ceramics, arts and crafts, and slither down a waterfall at an jungle feast, go kite flying on a River at Ocho Rios. On the of pink jersey designed with anniversary at a party hosted The couple left on a trip to grandmother is Mrs. Raymond Thibodeau of East Hartford. His community service, as its outdoor nightclub. Across the beach, play golf on a working Martha Brae near Falmouth Empire waist, A-line skirt and by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Florida in honor of the occa­ paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Blanche Thibodeau of E. projects for the year. mountain, in a Kingston hotel spice plantation, watch or play and the Rio Grande at Port An­ topped with a ruby velvet Eton Blanchard and the Aliquo’s sion. Center St. He has a sister, Ann Elizabeth, 2. It has been invited to par­ supper club, a recording star in polo, cricket and soccer, see to tonio the most relaxing of; jacket with long sleeves. She daughter, Mrs. Deborah Het- Mr. Aliquo is the owner of the ticipate in a community project dark glasses and a satin shirt the improvement of the breed entertainments await wore a ruby picture hat edged trick of Manchester. Hour-Glass Dry Cleaners on Matula, Tiffany .Margaret, daughter of Alan J. and Mary J. turns on all his electronic at Caymanas racetrack, come passengers who glide with lace and carried a nosegay called “Operation Sunshine’’ Guests included friends, Hartford Rd. Stewart Matula of 37 Old Farm Rd., Tolland. She was bom Oct. 16 effects for a p erfo rn ^ee of his shudderingly yet safely close to downstream on handmade bam­ of Burgundy and pink car­ which has headquarters in New neighbors and relatives, with at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents newest “reggae” hi(T man-eating crocodiles at a con­ boo rafts, stopping for a swim. nations with baby’s breath. Britain and is designed to help are Mr. and Mrs. William Stewart of Rochester, N.Y. Her pater­ Entertainment in Jamaica is servation ranch, dance in city or refreshments. Other outdoor Miss Elizabeth Maheu of supply needy families with nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Adam Matula of Buffalo, N.Y an extraordinary combination discotheques or small town adventures are shows under the East Hartford was flower girl. groceries. The 4-H club She has a sister. Heather Katrina, 1. of tradition, physical fitness, night spots, go to the theatre, stars at Montego Bay’s new She wore a pink jersey gown members have also been in­ Sisterhood Sponsors vited to view two Walt Disney creative imagination and the ballet, folkloric concerts. Tropical Gardens; food, grog designed with Empire waist Smith, Kathleen Suzanne, daughter of Peter H. and Paulette films at “Operation Sunshine” professibnal skills. But all the and entertainment at and Juliet sleeves and trimmed Metivier Smith of 94 Carpenter Rd. She was born Oct. 18 at headquarters. Torah Fund Luncheon entertainee need do is observe Although some of these diver­ Kingston’s elegant Devon with Burgundy velvet at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Another project for the Hap­ and enjoy. sions have been developed with House, weekly “buccaneer neckline, bodice and sleeves. Mrs. Jeannine Metivier of 146 Cushman Dr. Her paternal grand­ py Crafters is a Halloween The Sisterhood of Temple Michael Norman, president, There are no gambling the foreign visitor in mind, barbecues” on the site of the^ parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. Bartow Smith of Lewisburg, Pa. Her She wore a matching velvet Gurkls Photo Beth Sholom will sponsor its an­ will preside at the luncheon. casinos and few places offering almost all are uniquely cape. collection for UNICEF. old pirate city. Port Royal, and maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Metivier Mrs. Robert A. Gagnon nual Torah Fund Luncheon Baby-sitting will be available Stateside show business talent. Jamaican in character. Feasts snorkeling picnics on the white Gerald Gagnon of Manchesr Parents of club members of Westbrook, Maine. She has a sister, Danielle, 3. Tuesday noon at the home of at the Temple by reservation But having fun and being enter­ and picnics have been held sands of Lime Cay outside was his brother’s best man. have also been invited to par­ ticipate in a special conference Mrs. Sidney Keller, 245 Moun­ only. Those wishing to use such tained is so natural a part of since early plantation days on Kingston Harbour. Ushers were Michael Maheu of tain Rd. Fagan, RiLee Jean, daughter of Michael F. and Sharon J. given by Larry Tomzak, author a service may contact Mrs. Hartford and Glenn Gagnon of Bolton Lake Hotel, after which registered nurse at Hartford All luncheon contributions Pierce Fagan of Unionville. She was bora Oct. 16 at Rockville of the book “Clap Your Hands.” Leonard Lohr, 48 Avondale Rd., Rockville. Keith Morrissey of the couple left on a trip to Penn­ Hospital. Mr. G agnon, ^ ___, will go to the Torah Fund, ^ n e ra l ^ sp ital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Lectures will be held at 10:30 or Mrs. Martin Rubin, 130 Manchester, the bridegroom’s sylvania. They will reside in veteran of two years service in which supports the Jewish Alton F. Pierce Jr. of Englewood Trail, Coventry. Her paternai East Hartford. a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 31, Kennedy Rd. nephew, was ring bearer. the U.S. Marine Corps, is self- Theological Seminary of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis R. Fagan of Twin Hills A reception was held at the Mrs. Gagnon is employed as a employed as a blacksmith. Nov. 1 and Nov. 2, at Howard Dr., Coventry. She has a brother, Todd Michael; and a sister Johnson’s Motor Lodge in New America, an institution which Alison Mane. Britain. These lectures are trains rabbis, cantors and open to the public and are free religious school teachers. The Kuischer, Anne Myrtle, daughter of David C. and Joan B. W edding of charge. ’They are sponsored luncheon will be prepared un­ / ABOUT Knapp Kutscher of 80 Stafford Rd., Vernon. She was born Oct. 17 Saffron is the most expen­ by the Carpenter’s Shop der the direction of Mrs. Arthur Lassow. at Ro^ville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Bujak-EllioU sive of all spices. It is the stig­ bookstore of Willimantic. TOWN ^ s . Florence Knapp of New Britain and Charles Knapp of ma of a purple-flowered A Torah study session will be Elaine Patricia Elliott and conducted by Mrs. Susan Mar­ Alb^y N.Y. She has two brothers, Thomas Charles, 6, and Cod, Mass, and Pennsylvania. crocus and when dried, de­ The Master Mason degree Robert John Bujak, both of velops its deep orange color cus, a teacher at the Temple Richard Uwis, 3; and two sisters, Barbara Ann, 9, and Margaret They will reside in East Hart­ will be exemplified Saturday at Manchester, exchanged wed­ and aromatic flavor. Beth Sholom religious school. Elisabeth, 1. ford. Bone sewing needles one to 7;45 p.m. in the Masonic Tem­ ding vows Aug. 30 at St. She recently led two United Mrs. Bujak is employed by The ancient science of two inches long with eyes ple by the Scottish Degree Bartholomew’s Church. bored at both sides have been Synagogue Youth missions to Dupre, Nicole Marie, daughter of Ronald and Paula Bruce the State of Connecticut. Mr. alchemy was based upon the Team of Worcester, Mass. 'They The bride is the daughter of found in cave dwellings dat­ Israel and is currently studying ^ p r e of Kent Rd., Rockville. She was born Oct. 21 at Rockville Bujak is attending Central futile attempt to change lead, will be in full dress kilts and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott of iron and other base metals ing from 10,000 to 5,000 B.C. at the Hartford branch of General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Connecticut State College in will be piped into the iodge. 80 C olum bus S t. The New Britain; into gold. Boston Hebrew College. Mrs. Harold Bruce of Stafford Springs. Her paternal grandparents are There will be a dinner at 6:30. The Jamaica Military Band in colorful “Zouave” costumes Oscar Dupre of Chicopee, Mass., and Mrs. Ruth Dupre of Wilkin- bridegroom is the son of Mr. provides the proper rhythm for models displaying local fashions. sonville. Mass. and Mrs. John Bujak of 74 serenades teatime visitors to Shaw Park Gardens in Ocho Rios and (Jamacia Tourist Board Photo) Overlook Dr. The Rev. Philip Hussey of­ Hakim, Andrew Mark, son of Sami and Natalie Boynton ficiated at the double-ring nakim of 3 Randy Rd., Ellington. He was born Oct. 18 at ceremony. The altar was INFLATION-FIGHTING NEWS Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are decorated with garden flowers. f Islands Call, Over 600 Answer At Travel Show Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Boynton of Wethersfield. His paternal Nathan Gatchell of Andover FOR FAMILIES LIKE YOURS' grandmother is Mrs. Esther Hakim of Baghdad, Iraq. His mater­ was organist. T r a W nal great-grandmother is Mrs. John Boynton of Hartford. The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore an em­ broidered eyelet gown with Duttweiler, Thomas William, son of David and Sara matching lace which she Gershengoren Duttweiler of 100 Hansen Dr., Vernon. He was designed. Her headpiece was a By MURRAY J. BROWN bora Oct. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal wreath of baby’s breath and she UPl Travel Editor grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Gershengoren of East NEW YORK (UPI) - In the Norwalk. He has a sister, Susan Frances, 4. carried a single long-stemmed red rose. old days, he would have been Mrs. Marcia Juliano Vernon $1000 called a courier. Now he is was her sister’s matron of known as a tour escort. honor. She wore a blue and The title may have N(ice) To Look At white print gown flocked with changed but the basic duties yellow flowers and carried a have not, according to Jean Intricate sculptures made by chef Ettore Bertozzi of the Nassau Beach Hotel in the single long-stemmed yellow Cheller. Bahamas rarely leave observers cold, even if they are made of ice. Bertozzi spends rose. “My prim ary assignment is several hours to create ice sculptures for special buffets requesting an unusual carving. David Wolfram of Storrs was to assure that every member IN THE SERVICE best man. CERTinCATES of my tour group enjoys a A dinner reception was held worryfree vacation,” said the world to meet each new for culinary experiments.” following the evening Senior Tour Escort for Amer­ group.” Cheller already speaks PASSPORTS Rodney Webber, son of Mr. fantry Division at Ft. Carson, ceremony, after which the cou­ ican Express in an interview. Doies he do any traveling French, German, English, and Mrs. Dana Webber, 104 Colo. Allegra graduated from ple left on a motor trip to Cape “And that means taking during his three-month holi­ Spanish and Italian, has NtSSIFFCAMEM Mountain St., Ellington, was Ellington High School in 1973 care of transportation, day? learned some Arabic and is «29HainSt. (43-7369 recently sworn into the U.S. and Morrison in 1974. accommodations, sightsee­ Enjoys Cooking studying Japanese. Army for three years to work RSY Z50%, ing, luggage and any prob­ “Not much,” he said. “I like “When I can dream in a with the 4th Infantry Division at lems which may crop up.” to spend my tim e off relaxing language-or grumble in Ft. Carson, Colo. After taking I know from personal at home and visiting with it-I know I’ve learned it,” he basic training at Ft. Dix, N.J., experience how well he car­ friends.” said. he will attend school at Ft. Ben- SAVE MONEY ries out his duties. He was the “Home” to Cheller is Paris. Cheller's linguistic ability ning, Ga., to become a tour escort for our group of London and San Francisco, in was put to use during World i GLOBE telephone lineman. He is a 1974 SEW YOUR OWN ORAPES! American travel writers addition to being convenient War II when he enlisted in the graduate of Ellington High visiting Thailand, Singapore storage points for his per­ U. S. Army Air Corps Travel Service School. YIELD 790% sonal eHects, are also his 555 M A IN S T R E E T ! ARRIVED FROM MILL and Indonesia as official Transport Command as a d r a p er y & SLIPCOVER FABRICS guests. favorite foreign cities. translator. After service in 643-2165 Flies Around World He enjoys swimming and French Africa and Sicily, he Arthur Allegra, son of Mr. f u l l b o l t s Cheller did admit there cooking. went into the hotel business and Mrs. John Allegra, 31 Buff Authorifcd in Manchesler VALUE TO was one problem—a personal “I collect recipes from all in Egypt. lor (jli Airiinc.s TTaiiroads and Cap Rd., and William Morrison, dne — that he has not ^ n over the world and write my Steamship Lines $5.98 son of Mrs. Joyce Morrison, able to solve yet — “the own, too. One of the nice Sandy Beach Rd., Ellington, AT clothing situation.” things about my job is that I were recently sworn into the “I have to travel light when have made friends in many U.S. Army for three-year I start out so I usually end up countries and they're usually terms. After taking basic SAVE MONEY buying clothes I don’t need willing to lend their kitchens Airline Tickets training at Ft. Dix, N.J., when I get back,” he said. “As Allegra will attend school in SEW YOUR OWN CLOTHES! a result, I have extra war­ at Alabama to become a drobes stored in Paris, Lon­ Airline PrIcesI helicopter repairman and f e d e r a l /E TIMEf LOOKS AND FEELS LIKE WOOL FIRST : don and San Francisco.” Morrison will receive advanced Cheller spends nine months tesrrvallona and lickela ferl ALL AIRLINES ...... ALL DESTINATIONS instruction in Georgia as a WASHABLE 100% POLYESTER I airlinea. Visitors to the Herald Travel Show last night at a year traveling with Ameri­ Tickets Issued On Premises telephone lineman. Both men From left, Cleo Livingstone of East Hartford; and May Call will be stationed with the 4th In- f a n c ie s Manchester High School listened to answers to questions Bellotti and Lillian Anderson, both of Manchester, are ob­ can Express escorted tour jfMERGURY TRAVEL OF MANCHESTER, INC. on Hawaii which the audience posed to George Brier of groups — “in peak seasons I |600D€ML04ARTlEn TRAVa COORDINATE l^ ese days you need all the money-building power you can get and First viously concentrating on the possibility of a trip to Hawaii. * 827 MAIN rru rr • MANCHUTU, c o n n . 06040 may guide three or four tours 113 RWn SL, nunHHU B4S-27M SOLIDS United Airlines and William Arnold of Hawaiian Holidays. YD. r ederal — the lai-^st federally-insured savings and loan east of the river — (Herald photo by Dunn) in a row, flying around the E. Thomat Oonovtn, Pnaldm l delivers with rmmmum interest, day of deposit to day of withdrawal ■ 81 I 8111 earmngs and daily compounding. The islands called and over were on hand to answer LIMITED SAVE MONEY 600 people answered last night questions on travel and land ac- It s savings like these that flow right back into your community for as the Herald and its par­ commodatfons, climate, and SUPPLY repair yo u r ow n mortgages, home-buOding, more and better jobs for you and your neighbors. ticipating travel agents points of interest to visitors in AIRPLANE-TRAIN- FLORIDA presented the second in Its the Hawaiian Islands. Disney Worid and fu r n itu r e I^nt T^er^s a First Federal office near you and soon there’ll be a new series of travel shows at the Manchester High School. Tickets • Cruises • Tours MiamLBeach lANTi FREEZE office on Middle Turnpike West at the Parkade, Manchester. Watch for it Following their discussion, 7 Nights - 8 Days i-year certificates The first 200 ladies to arrive drawings were held for prizes Hotel Rssorvstidiis t csr Rsntsis received Vanda orchids flown donated by the following' Honoym^lbiis • Group Trsvol I28S ADULTS FOAM ss. in from Hawaii by United Marlowe’s of Main St.; Don’s $210 12 to 17 YARD Airlines especially for the American Service Station, Rt Business Trsvol show. 83; Globe Travel, 555 Main St.; $148 2 to 11 _____ TOUR INCLUDES Par Gal. Cushions •Pillows* Mercury ’Travel, 627 Main St.; NO SERVICE CHARGE Uvilt 2 Gal. Par Cuatomar A film entitled “This is I Round trip from Brodity by ochodulod olrllno • Two nignu iccom- Hawaii” featuring Don Ho, star O’Keefe ’Travel, Wethdrsfield; modiNont at Orlando. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Oct. 25,1974- PAGE THTRTF.p.n Clocks Fall Behind Sunday VITAMINS ROCKVILLE Compan and Save HOSPITAL ARTHUR DRUG NOTES WASHINGTON (DPI) - Michigan and Idaho Voted to Most of the nation turns the enacted, going into effect Jan. Time Act with Daylight Saving CCUPATIONAL I RAINING V ENTER exempt the more eastern time 6,1974 and putting the nation on Time continuing until the last clock back one hour on Sunday, zones in their states from the returning to Standard Time and year-round Daylight Saving Sunday in October 1975. 1973 emergency act to the ex­ Time until April 27,1975. States Admitted Thursday; Mary A Training Center lor Mentally Retarded, ending the emergency year- tent that Standard Time would Bastis, Regan Rd., Rockville; round Daylight Saving Time that took exemptions under the be observed fronf the last Sun­ Deanna Blanchard, Geraldine spawned by the energy crisis. 1966 law could continue them Physically A Multi Handicapped day in October, 1974, until the Dr., Ellington; Barbara Congress passed on Sept. 30 under the new emergency act. last Sunday in April, 1975. • With the., easing of the Bousquet, Qaire Rd., Vernon; and President Ford signed on These zones will turn the clocks Pauline Chrzanowski, Oct. 5 partial repeal of the 1973 energy crisis. Congress late back one hour Sunday but will this year v o t^ to repeal the Woodland St., Rockville; 1- M.4 cost to build emergency act that took effect not return to daylight time with Edward Cleveland, Tracey Dr., last January and was due to emergency act to provide Stan­ the rest of the country in dard Time in the four darkest Vernon; Susan Fontanella, 5. First of its kind In expire anyway on April 27,1975. February, 1975. months of winter — November, Randy Rd., Ellington; Adolf the country Congress acted after many Indiana voted to exempt the Frier, Tripp Rd., Ellington; parents protested that it was December, January and 80 counties around Indianapolis, February. Elaine Meehan, Cottier Rd., dangerous for their children to 2. 100% reimbursable Fort Wayne and South Bend in • When the 1974 repeal law Vernon; David Sassano, RFD 2, go to school in the dark and '1 ^ answer Tolland; Kimberly Smith, the eastern time zone from the 6. Training students after it appeared the year- expires on Feb. 23,1975 (before by State of Conn. 1973 act and have remained on the expiration of the law it Patrick Circle, E llin ^ n ; Mary round daylight time wasn’t Standard Time. s Surowiecki, Enfield; Gloria Town will own after Aged 14-21 saving as much energy as it was repealed) the nation will return They will not turn clocks back to Daylight Saving Time except Williams, Brent Dr., Vernon; supposed to. isfourtera George Zack, Ellington Rd., 5 years. on Sunday, but six counties in for those states that have had TTie Transportation Depart­ the northwest, around Gary and South Windsor. 7. To be built MCC <%J t,i ment said it resulted in only a 1 continuing exemptions. The question is; Hammond, and six counties in • The nation will officially W hat's the new, Discharged ’Thursday; Ray­ per cent saving of electricity mond Blinn, McLean St., cainnus. College the southwest around return, on April 27, 1975, to ^ and the one and between January and April of Evansville, were under Rockville; Kirk Cleveland, this year. provisions of the 1966 Uniform only number you now have to remember to get daylight time and will turn the Prospect St., Rockville; Bever­ students use as a The effect of the new law is directory assistance for anywhere in Coimecticut? 3. One time $60,000.00| clock back one hour on Sunday. ly DeCarli, Sadds Mill Rd., lab. that at 2 a.m. Sunday Standard Here’s a chronology that may The answer is 1411, and it's in effect in this area Ellington; Mrs. Paula Dupre Time officially takes over and Now It’s Men cost interest cut through some of the con­ LONDON (UPI) - A doctor right now. and daughter, Kent Rd., it becomes 1 a.m. fusion; Rockville; Keith Gordon, It will stay Standard Time un­ says more men than ever Of course, using the phone book is faster and more 8. Automotive, • The Uniform Time Act of Orchard St., Rockville; til Feb. 23,1975, when Daylight before are dieting because their efficient. But, if you do need assistance, to get a 1 ^ called for Daylight Saving Patricia Hall, Storrs; Mrs. Saving Time resumes, except wives and girl friends nag them Industriel, Home Time to begin nationwide an­ number across town or at the other end of the Norah Hooper and son, Keeney 4. Estimated yearly for all or parts of five states. about losing weight. nually on the last Sunday in state, fourteen-eleven is right at your St., Manchester; Bebe Kamal, making. Food Arizona and Hawaii, as well "At one time it was sufficient April and end on the last Sunday fingertips. Crescent Circle, Ellington; 29,000.00 cost as Puerto Rico, the Virgin for men to be entertaining to at­ in October. Any state, however, Nellie Kozlowski, Snipsic Lake Service and many Islands and American Samoa, tract women, while women had could exempt itself or part of Rd., Ellington; Helen Lanz, have never gone on daylight to be beautiful,” Dr. John more. the state from this edict. Southern New England Telephone Snipsic Village, Ellington; Saving Tiihe. They will not turn McKenzie told a nutrition con­ ference Wednesday. Nelson Lewis, Snipsic Lake clocks back Sunday because • When the energy crisis Rd., Ellington; Mrs. Kathleen they are already on Standard peaked in late 1973 the “Now women are demanding “Your Vote Today — Makes Useful & Productive Citizens Tomorrow" that their men should be both Making Friends with a Boa Luginbuhl and son. Lower Time. Emergency Time Act was Butcher Rd., Ellington; entertaining and beautiful.” Gregory Lutts, Wolcott Lane, Vernon; Joseph Sokol, Pinney A snake coming out of a basket brought by Mrs. Jean Junkin, right, of the Connecticut St., Ellington. Audubon Society, didn’t phase Marcella Florence, left, and Kelly Everett, one bit. The children are kindergarten students at the Lake St. School. Mrs. Junkin brought this large VOTE YES ON NBR 5 - NOV. 5th boa constrictor, along with some smaller snakes for an assembly program at the school. It was one of a series of programs in connection with enrichment to different humanities, in­ The Chamber of Little Ease cluding scientific awareness. (Herald photo by Richmond.) in the Tower of London was a Paid for by solitary cell so small its prisoner could neither stand Manchester Republican and Democratic Town Committees upright nor lie down. Charles McKenzie and Paul Phillips Treasurers.

Never Slam When in a skid, never slam on “the most despicable your brakes, the Connecticut Safety Commission advises. Instead, steer your car in the direction of the skid. If your rear end is skidding to the right, steer right. When you feel yourself coming out of the skid, straighten your wheel. If braking becomes necessary, forms campaign gently pump your brakes. ^Frost Fair’ Saturday On Monday .., ADVERTISEMENT Displaying hearth brooms and a cuddly calico dog are Mrs. Daisy Bill, left, regent of the DEPRESSION ART "FOUND” Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Mrs. Jan Wodal These items and many more will be available at the DAR “Frost Fair” Saturday from 10 The a.m. to 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Grace Fraser, 192 Hartford Rd. There will be a Public Offered sandwich luncheon served for $1. (Herald photo by Pinto) gimmickry” 1937 U.S. Gov’t Which Way Art Prints SATURDAY Did He Go? Imagine, if you can, finding several thousand sets of antique SYDNEY (UPI) —Australian prints of the world’s greatest wildlife experts say Chicago paintings that were lost for BANK Police ought to toss handfuls of more than 35 years! It actually happened .. and this is the true salt, dress up in animal skins or stoiy of the discovery of that grab for the tail if they catch up lost treasure. with a grey kangaroo that’s kept a jump ahead of the law Eleanor Roosevelt WXrERBURY republican Back in 1937, immediately is sending out over for a week. following the depression years, The old kangaroo hands, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and a however, say it’s going to be select group of a dozen hard for authorities to find an nationally prominent pebple animal that can hop along at 30 formed a voluntary national miles an hour and leap 10-foot- committee for art appreciation high obstacles. Deception Helps Mrs. Grasso to create an art program that Bill Poole, a government would give the public a well- wildlife specialist, says needed moral litt. It was the committee’s decision to select Chicago Police should first try If on the contrary, the Democratic to comer a kangaroo hopping the world’s most famous pain­ >r7 u S. Rep. Ella T. Grasso’s attacks gubernatorial candidate is successfu tings from the 16th, 17th, 18th, along Chicago streets since last 19tn, and 20th centuries - the Friday. on high utility bills and the controver­ In d the rates are lowered, the resuiw sial fuel adjustment clause have done best paintings of Matisse, Van "The best way is to try and may be longer in coming but could Gogh, Renoir, Picasso, move him into a cornered much to garner support for her guber­ S ; more disastrous-the ultimate bank­ Gauguin, Titian, etc., and to 500000 fence, walk slowly up to him natorial campaign. The issue has ah ruptcy of the utilities. One may wonder reproduce them in full color as $ , . and grab his tail,” Poole said. lowed her to shift emphasis away from LT, the voters would look upon Mrs. perfectly as humanly possible “That will immobilize him,” °he Democrats’ spendthrift plat ^ m and make them available to the Randy Rush, a former cow­ public at a price within the and to focus on her attempt to picture ultimately led to blackouts poo sc reach of nearly everyone. boy in Australia’s kangaroo herseYf as one able to achieve drastic in Christmas Club country, suggests'a searcher P la n t Abandoned In 1937 dress up in a kangaroo skin reductions in utility bills. For some unknown reason, b , tb. « coat, approach the animal and The tactic represents one of the most after a quantity of these make a mating gesture. He despicable forms of campaign gimmick- beautiful reproductions were rv What Mrs. Grasso is doing is creat- made, the entire project was calls his technique kangaroo abandoned and this collection of courting. iSg an illusion before the election perfect reproductions was A chuckwagon cook, who which will crumble to reality after the stored in a Brooklyn likes to prepare kangaroo tail balloting is over. warehouse, where they remain­ including almosi: soup, says authorities ought to Mrs. Grasso’s request for an injunc ed undisturbed since 1937. hide behind a bush' until the tion against rate increases approved by Through a series of rare coin­ animal comes along and then 20% o ff cidences, the lost collection S10,000. in BONUS PAYMENTS the Public Utilities Commission for he toss a haijJful of salt on its tail. was “ rediscovered” and In a more serious vein, Poole C«aic..UgW & fo««'^ leading lithographers and art all potted plants critics agreed that the subject says the kangaroo, which sleeps Hartford Electric E f ‘ ^ matter and quality of detail and during the day, is usually oranted by Judge Maurice Sponzo. must pay higher costs and pass th m o S n g hL bee'n scheduled for Nov. color reproduction was in­ We hope your name is on one of these checks. Your S.B.M. Christmas Club check frightened by traffic noises and Three Days O nly! credibly accurate. Over $500,- will probably head for parks. 12__one week after the election. 000.00 was spent to make finely not only returns every penny you’ve saved but gives you a healthy bonus in addi­ "There is no known method of engraved glass printing plates. As voting time nears, the public sees catching a kangaroo unless you monday Qct. 28 th It would be Impossible to tion. It makes gift buying easier and spares you those "bill headaches" in January. can throw a net over him and he Mrs Grasso as one who can go ‘“ court reproduce prints such as these is not going to hang around tuesday Oct. 29 th and halt the implementation of new under existing methods, and for when he sees anyone closing in utility rates. But the ultimate consequ­ that reason these prints are on him,” he says. Wednesday Oct. 30 th ences won’t be realized until after Elec­ literally collector’s items. Once .be they have been sold, there will If there isn’t a check for you this year-be sure to open an S. B. M. ’75 Christmas Club! Open 9:30 - 9:30 tion Day. „,im , i» u . for all i. i. be no more available. A truly V.W. SPECIAL excellent art "investment” that BELTED SNOW TIRES benefited grca‘ .y^ f'° fmal decision on makes a fabulous gift. Available to Public ’These authentic original 1937 “hlCnThe'vicli.^^^^^^^^^ prints have been appraised by 2»^36” reality of the situation, it will oe the American Appraisers’ E(560-19-600-13-689-15) STnofSler^rpoliticians; the Assoc, at $7.00 each print. Now, 78-19 late. these full color H”xl4” prints l\pu8e op flowera campaign is over. are finally available to the FREE MOUNTING • NO BUM S public at $19.95 for a collection route 83 & t h r a l l RD. of 18 prints. Send cash, check or Savings Bank money order to; U S. Surplus, DISCOUNT TIRE CENTER vernon Dept.Z)46, P.O. Box 605, ’I’ar- 229 Hebron Ave. zana, C a lif . 91356. 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'I uunianiiN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri,, Oct. 25. 1974 ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Oct. 25^ J.974 — PAGE FIFTEEN OBITUARIES Seeks Job She Would Abolish g ...... By SOL R. COHEN 510. I spent $3,300 in my 1970 campaign, when I didn’t know Can a petite housewife from a better. This year, inflation or FIRE CALLS State s No. 1 Schoolboy Grid Machine Xavier quiet Connecticut town find no inflation, I expect to spend Lorraine Healy Dies^ Mrs. Erma Santoli happiness as Hartford County only $1,800. What kind of a law VERNON — Mrs. Erma San­ high sheriff? is that’?” toli, 58, of 325 Kelly Rd. died Helen Bergenty (pronounced Asked, “If elected, would you Victim of Leukemia Thursday night at Manchester ber-GEN-ty) thinks so and she MANCHESTER TOLLAND COUNTY carry a gun?’ she replied, “On­ Thursday, 3:21 p.m. - Leaves Memorial Hospital. She was the thinks, too, the post of sheriff ly if I had to. As I said before, Thursday, 4:31 p.m. — Car widow of Henry Santoli. should be abolished. on fire in gutter at comer of fire' on West Rd. (Ellington Due Here Tomorrow Night Against Catholic Lorraine Gall Healy, 7, of 14 the sheriff’s job is mainly ad­ Mrs. Santoli was born in That’s her top campaign issue Chestnut and Garden Sts. Fire Department) Shallowbrook Lane, who had ministrative. I wouldn’t carry a (Town) leukemia for about three years, ^esque Isle, Maine, and had — abolishing the job she’s gun if I didn’t have to, anymore Thursday, 9:11 p.m. — Gas By ten Auster “We view this game as one where we have nothing to lived in Vernon for 11 years. seeking — and it was her top Thursday, 4:65 p.m. — Leaves washdown at 11 Eva Circle. absence with Bill Pasek also slated to start after a fine died Tuesday at Fitzgerald than I’d wear a Western hat and on fire at 576 W. Middle Tpke. “Don’t talk about Xavier, maybe they’ll go away Maybe lose,” LaFontana continued, “They are a very orthodox look for people who will hit and read the keys properly.’’ She had been employed In the campaign issue when she ran (Vernon Fire Department) i performance against Bloomfield. Vin Tursi returns to a Mercy Hospital, Lansdowne, badge and ride a horse. That’s (Town) their bus will be hijacked,” East Catholic football Coach team which plays errorless ball so what we will try is Enfield is 2-2-1 over-all and 2-1 in league action. The audit department of Sage Allen and lost in 1970. linebacking post after a stint in the secondary. 'This trio Pa. She was the daughter of ‘TV stuff.” Today, 1:32 a.m, — Car over­ Thursday, 11:33 p.m. — Gas John LaFontana said last week half in jest. A hijacking is some tricks. You have to be unorthodox. You can’t meet Raiders after dropping their first two games and tying at Vernon Circle. She was a She says the position isn’t and sidekicks will face a Falcon offense spearheaded by Raymond F. and Judy Zdanis She gets all kinds of questions turned on Oakland St. near washdown at accident scene on unlikely and the state’s No. 1 schoolboy gridiron team will thern head on and expect to beat on them. Really, beating straight, topping East Hartford Healy. member of the Daughters of needed. At the same time, she thrown at her at political quarterback Jim Hohfer, tailback Anthony “Dr. A” Brown Isabella. Pilgrim Mills store and firemen Rt. 140. (Crystal Lake Fire be in Manchester Saturday night for a Hartford County Xavier is like climbing Mt. Everest. It seems impossible High, 19-6, last Saturday. Their offense is built around left- Lorraine was bom Nov. 26, acknowledges it would take a meetings. Once, in Southington, Survivors are her mother, constitutional amendment to do stood by for possible fire. Department) Conference clash at Mt. Nebo at 7:30 against the Eagles but it has been done.” weU Gaffney. Xavier runs and passes equally handed quarterback Joe Dippel, who scored three TDs 1966 in Hartford and had she was asked, “Is it true (Eighth District) Mrs. Hester Sloat Webber of away with the state’s eight high you’re against co-ed jails?” Going on the road Saturday at 1:30 is Manchester High against the Hornets. Defensively, 6-3, 218-pound middle attended Manchester schools. Helen Bergenty East will be without the services of offensive tackle Manchester High is hurting. As of Tuesday four starters She is also survived by two Presque Isle, Maine; a brother, sheriffs. She says she wants to To which she replied, “Yes— as it journeys to Enfield High for a Central Connecticut guard Tony Brown and 6-0,227-pound tackle Ray D’Amato Joseph Webber of Mapleton, be in the forefront for framing Patrick Hogan has 42 of them.” Interscholastic League (CCIL) clash. The Indians have Emile Grondin, out with a broken hand. His replacement is were listed out of the Enfield clash. Defensive end Bob are standouts. sisters, Linda Healy and Joanne unless I myself am in jail.” Hawkes (ankle), halfback John Kunz (foot), offensive Healy, both at home; a brother, Maine; and four sisters, Mrs. the amendment. She adds, “A top state official During her 1970 campaign, dropped their last two decisions after opening with two unsure with sophomore Greg Egazarian and John “ We have been taken back by the last two losses. We Mark Healy, also at home; her Jaska Fullerton of North “That may take years,” she once told me, ‘The biggest job a she ordered several hundred wins. Krashefski contesting for the position. The Eagles do mckle Bob Noonan (knee) and offensive guard Larry didn’t expect to get beat two in a row got that we can’t,” Grosvernordale, Mrs. Helen says. “In the meantime, I want county sheriff has is to plan the maternal grandparents, Mr. records on the Champion label, re-elect “ Xavier isn’t that big but it will execute you to death,” regain the services of speedy tailback Cephus Nolen, who Wagner (neck sprain) were not counted on by Coach Larrv Olsen voiced, “But we haven’t played well in the last two Annual Sheriff’s Ball’.” Olsen. ^ and Mrs. William G. Zdanis of Chandler of Mapleton and Mrs. to change things for the better, with Ed and Sue and The missed the last tilt against Bloomfield. Margaret MacDonald and Mrs. and I think a couple of new laws What did her husband and son Falcons are 5-0 this season, 2-0 in games. We have to put a good game together. We have to Springhill, Fla.; and her pater­ Driftwoods singing a song es­ If East does run into trouble offensively, it can call on concentrate. Mistakes don’t always show just in penalties Pearl Coffin, both of Presque could do it.” say when she told them she was the HCC. The Middletown-based 11, coached by Larry save encouragement but two nal grandmother, Mrs. pecially written for her, “The junior punter Steve Whitham to get them out of trouble. and that s where we’ve been hurt. You have to work and Isle. The 46-year-old houswife runnign for sheriff? McHugh, has won 40 of its last 41 bouts and holds the state losses, both in the CCIL, have followed. Olsen has not been X. Elizabeth Healy of Newington. Sheriff Was A Lady,” with the Whitham has kicked for 750 yards on 19 boots this cam­ concentrate 100 per cent to win.” Funeral services are Satur­ The funeral is Monday at 8:15 from Plainville (she’s also a “At first (that was in 1970) flip side a conventional song, record for consecutive wins at 34. They have never been pleased with his defense the last two clashes and foresees paign, a 39-yard average. Whitham also mans a defensive day at 9:30 a.m. at Holmes a.m. from the Burke-Fortin real estate broker, insurance they thought I was kidding,” “Crazy, Crazy People.” beaten by an HCC club. East did top Xavier in 1965 and Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., she says. “When they saw I was obvious errors in the secondary The Indians have to concentrate and East has its hands Funeral Home, 400 Main St. agent and two-term justice of The batch of records was 1966, but that was before the Falcons entered the con­ end post for the 2-3-1 Eagles, 0-2 in the HCC. and the line wasn’t reading their keys against Penney,’’ i Rockville, with a Mass at serious, they really got excited. full in Xavier. Sounds like another dull weekend of high Burial will be in East peace) was chosen by the delivered to her in January ference. Mike Nolen returns to the East secondary after a week’s Sacred Heart Church at 9. A the mentor noted, “The only thing we can do is go back and school football? Don’t bet on it! Cemetery. I Republicans to take on the foUr- As for my friends — they 1971. She’s distributing them in Friends may call at the committal service will be Mon­ term Democratic incumbent — thought it was fabulous.” this campaign. day at 1:30 p.m. in St. Charles funeral home tonight from 7 to Lorraine Gail Healy Patrick J. Hogan of Bristol, Mrs. Bergenty’s husband She says, “Not only am I 9. Cemetery, ^bylon, L.I., N.Y. who’s a strapping six footer and sells used construction equip­ trying to become the first lady The family suggests that any Leukemia Research Fund in Friends may call at the weighs in at about 220 pounds. ment in Plainville. Their son, sheriff in Connecticut, I was the 20, works with him. memorial contributions may be care of the Fitzgerald Mercy funeral home Sunday from 2 to Mrs. Bergenty is 5 foot 1 and first woman ever even to run Set for 29th Five Miler 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. weighs about 120. made to the Dr. Issac Djerassi Hospital, Lansdowne, Pa., “I remember four years ago for the post. Now there’s a se­ THE HERALD Sellout Mark Ends 19023. She wants to be the first when young Bill was in high cond one (a Democrat, trying to woman sheriff in Connecticut school, how embarrassed he unseat the Republican incum­ history. She had the same goal was when people asked, ‘Is it ANGLE Mrs. Anna Mulligan bent in Fairfield County). And BOSTON (UPI) — If economists need any further indica­ in 1970, but lost by about 32,000 really true your mother is run­ of all the deputy sheriffs in WILLIAM E. FITZGERALD Robbins ‘Daddy’ VERNON — ’The funeral for ning for sheriff’?” says the tion the public is watching its bucks, all they have to do is votes, with about 386,000 total Connecticut, only one (out of Mrs. Anna Mulligan, 72, of 222 cast. trim brunette. “Now, when he’s JUDGE OF PROBATE... By Earl Yost Sports Editor check the attendance figures for the Boston Bruins. Diane Tyner^ Daughter Lake St. who died ’Thursday, hundreds) is a woman. She When the Bruins began their rise from the depths of the Mrs. Bergenty, often almost 21, he’s out campaigning resides in Oakville, in Among Entrants will be Saturday at 9:15 a.m. • QUALIFIED - YESI National Hockey League basement a few years ago, described as “a live one,” for me — telling everyone he’s Litchfield County.” Killed in House Fire from the Newkirk & Whitney thinks she’s got a good chance proud of me.” • EXPERIENCED - YES! tickets to their games became the hottest items in town. Funeral Home, 318 Burnside As Mrs. Bergenty campaigns Notes Off the Cuff at the 813,500-a-year job. Mrs. Bergenty thinks the in the 29 towns of Hartford They recorded 100-plus consecutive sellouts, in fact, until BOLTON - D iane K. Williams, Paul Williams and Ave., East Hartford, with a She insists, “It doesn’t take state’s new Election Reform • FULL-TIME JUDGE DF Magical Bobby Knight, the most crowd-pleasing pro the string snapped at the start of last season. By Earl Yost Mass at 10 at St. Rose Church in County, arriving and departing Triumph on Gridiron Williams Tyner, 22, of Dallas, Thomas Williams, all of Dallas; muscle to be a county sheriff. Law is hilarious, when it comes in her 1970 blue Volvo, the reac­ PROBATE PAST 2 YEARS basketball player ever to perform with a Manchester Then, after 47 straight sellouts, the Bruins played to just Tex., formerly of Brandy St., East Hartford. Burial will be in The duties are almost entirely to setting limits for camapign- and two sisters, Mrs. Ernest tion to her more times than not team, is now in his third season as assistant varsity under a packed house Sunday night. Thursday night, for Physical speciman perhaps best describes Charlie Rob­ and her 14-month -old Pierog of Bolton and Miss Gail Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, administrative and whatever spending by sheriff candidates. Bloomfield. is, “Boy, she’s a live one!” VDTE DEMDCRATIC NDV. 5th basketball coach at the University of Hartford. Knight the second straight home game, they failed to pack Boston bins who has filed his entry for the 29th time in the past 30 daughter, Tonya Eileen Tyner, Williams of Dallas. ’strong-arm’ stuff there is is “Believe it or not,” she says, Fitzgerald (or Probate Committee operates a sporting goods store in Hartford with Cap Garden, drawing 14,938 — 65 seats from capacity. Disasterous Loss years for the Five Mile Road Race Thanksgiving morning. were killed in a fire Oct. 19 Tonya is also survived by her Friends may call at the done by the deputy sheriffs, and “the limit I can spend is $122,- Nick Jackston, Treasurer Perry...Joe Martens, standout basketball player at East which completely destroyed paternal grandparents, Mr. and funeral home tonight from 7 to Robbins, a practicing M.D. at the Middletown State 9. their Dallas home. Mrs. H.T. Tyner of Dallas. Catholic High the past three seasons, has won a berth with For Front Office Hospital, will carry the same weight on his slender frame Mrs. Tyner lived in Bolton un­ Double funeral services and the strong University of Massachusetts freshmen this next month as he did back in 1944 when he won the holiday til about three years ago when burial were Monday in Dallas. season. Martens was one of 70 candidates...Death recently run - 115 pounds. she and her parents, Mr. and A scholarship is being set up took the life of Bill Coyle, well-known football and basket­ Bennet Extended, PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - It was a “superb win” for Now 54, and semi-retired, Robbins is perhaps the best Mrs. George B. Williams, in Mrs. Tyner’s name and con­ Matthew Day POLICE REPORT ball referee, one of the best and most respected in both the Portland Storm but it may have been a disastrous loss known runner among the old race followers who come out moved to Dallas. tributions may be sent to the FIREPLACES sports in the state...Chris Blake, who served as sports in­ for the team’s front office. every Thanksgiving to watch the popular event. Eleven Mrs. Tyner is also survived Bolton Scholarship Fund, Inc., An autopsy was being per­ Portland upset the Lilyan Johnston, of 7 Ban­ formation director at Manchester Community College last But String Intact Eter and Booth Lusteg times he won national championships. by her husband, Gary Tyner; in care of Bolton High School, formed today to determine the VERNON car accident on Meadowbrook Memphis Southmen 26-25 Jeffrey ‘Thomas, 16, of 31 croft Rd., Vernon, was arrested Rd., Ellington. B. fire -glo w year, is hospitalize and reporte on the road to recovery. swapped third-quarter field Twice Robbins won here with back-to-back successes in three brothers, Brendan Brandy St. cause of death of Matthew Day Thursday night, with NFL High St.; John L. Argenta, 17, Thursday on a warrant issued Police said Frizzell struck He’s no longer handling P.R? at the college...There isn’t goals but Portland thought it 1945 and 1946. For a number of years he reigned as 29, of 186 E. Main St., REAL WOOD BURNING FIREPLACES Headed for an undefeated season, Bennet Junior High’s castoff Pete Beathard and Rockville. and James Argenta, 16, of 70 by Circuit Court 12 charging her four guardposts and was any question but C3ieney Tech’s athletic program has been had things wrapped up when America’s leading marathoner - a distance of 26 miles, football team nipped East Hartford’s frosh yesterday, 8-0. pint-sized runner Rufus Vernon Police were called to Sunset Ter., all of South Wind­ with issuing a bad check. allegedly being assisted in turne around and .500 or better seasons can be expecte. Bob Schmit’s interception 385 yards. Day’s apartment, Thursday at sor, were charged Hiursday She was released on a $250 towing his car from the scene. Already the cross country team, in its maiden season, is Capitalizing on a bad pass Ferguson leading the atack. Although not as active a competitor as during his prime Built-in Units return to the Memphis 21 AMBULANCE 10:36 p.m. and Tolland County night by Vernon Police, with non-surety bond for appearance He is scheduled to appear in sure to wind up on the winning ledger... The New England from center which eluded with 4:40 left triggered a years, Robbins still manages to run nearly every day at in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, for any room Auto Champ But a disappointing crowd Medical Examiner, Dr. Harold second-degree reckless en- Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Whalers will hold a hockey, school next summer at the the Hornet punter, Bennet drive that culminated when Wesleyan University in Middletown, not far from his Shapiro ordered the autopsy. dangerment and third-degree Nov. 5. Nov. 18. RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UPI) - of 13,288 kept the franchise Hartford Civic Center. Three two-week sessions are took over the ball of the in trouble. Owner Bob Ferguson scored from 12 home, and weekends he picks his spots in sanctioned com­ larceny. SOUTH WINDSOR William Knowles, 27, of Staf­ Since the International Race of petition. ______CALLS planned. Boys age 6 through 14 will be eligible. Local visitors’ 40-yard line. Harris had said earlier in yards out with two minutes Police said the station wagon Bruce E. Roberts, 17, of 92 ford was charged with speeding Champions got under way at the Running bare-footed has long been one of Robbins’ in which the three youths were Tory Rd., South Windsor was teams and players interested may contact the Whalers’ of­ Michigan International the week that the club would to go lor a 26-17 lead. in connection with the in­ fice at 190 Trumbull St., Hartford. After moving down to the habits regardless of the weather conditions. MANCHESTER Kathleen Scarpino, 22, of 92 riding was stopped on a routine charged early this morning vestigation of a one-car acci­ Speedway last month, Bobby seven, Brian Daigle carried consider a move if fan sup­ But rookie quarterback Thursday, 2:41 p.m. — Driver Loomis Rd., Bolton, and her check and it was discovered with disorderly conduct, in con­ dent on Rt. 140, Ellington Unser has wrapped up his se­ port did not improve. He Danny White used the clock Only once since the race was revived in 1945 has Robbins Broke Century Mark the pigskin into the end zone been an absentee, that coming in 1951 when he was away in of car in bus-car collision on E. passenger, John F. Winkley, 27, Mrs. Yerda B. Payne that the rear of the wagon was nection with an incident in­ Thursday night. cond U.S. Auto Club national for the only score. Bob lauded the team ’s hard like a veteran to march to a Middle Tpke. near Findlay St. of Ashford, both taken to MMH volving his being stopped for a driving championship. Philadelphia interning. This year’s run will be his 23rd in COVENTRY-Mrs. Yerda filled with various traffic signs State Police said Knowles When Sam Chinningham rambled for 125 yards in a losing Walsh added the two extra corps of about 15,000 fans Memphis score, hitting Ed to Manchester Memorial where they were examined and and some political signs. motor vehicle violation and was eastbound and as he came Free Standing] It’s significant because the succession. Brundin Payne, 82, of Silver St. effort for New England last week against Buffalo it points via rushing. but said more would have to Marshall with 43 seconds to Hospital for minor injuries. discharged. (Manchester Am­ died Wednesday at Windham Police said some of the signs allegedly becoming abusive to into an “S” curve he failed to marked the first time a Patriot back gained 100 or more 40-year-old veteran from play for a two-yard tally. Robbins, who will represent the New York Pioneer Club, bulance) attend for the World Foot­ (Manchester Ambulance) Community Memorial Hospital, were taken from construction the police officer. negotiate it and the car rolled — < Accessories yards in one game since Josh Ashton turned the trick 32 Albuquerque, N.M., won the in­ Plagued by injuries to Then the on-side kick is a former Manchester High and University of Connec­ Thursday, 3:30 p.m. — work on Rt. 83. Police said an Roberts was released on his over. Knowles was taken to itial 1974IROC race matching a ball League team to stay in Willimantic. She was the widow \ Screens, Ensembles, Grates games earlier... Remember George Bayer, the hulking pro several key players, Bennet worked but Eter couldn’t ticut runner. Robbins won’t finish among the prize winners Construction accident on accident in the same area, last promise to appear in Circuit Johnson Memorial Hospital, dozen of the world’s premier Portland. TOLLAND COUNTY of George A. Payne. tour golfer, who could drive a golf ball nearly out of sight? was able to mount only two connect. but the chances are good that he’ll be in the top quarter of Adams St. Jarvis Rd. Thursday, 11:33 p.m. - Auto Mrs. Payne was born in week, was caused because the Court 12, East Hartford on Nov. Stafford with a fractured rib. drivers. A national television the expected field of 5(X). He has been assigned No. 1 again. (Manchester Ambulance) 18. Bayer has been the club pro at the Detroit Golf Club for the other long marches before Portland Coach Dick accident on Rt. 140 with minor Stockholm, Sweden, and lived state warning signs were He is scheduled to appear in audience also watched as Will Hadden, general chairman for the sponsoring Thursday, 9:50 p.m. — Driver removed. Guy M. Baudoux, Lyndhurst, Circuit Court 12, Rockville, past three years. He once drove a ball within 50 yards of a being checked. The losers Coury called it “a superb injuries. See story in Area in New York City before com­ Portland, now 6-10-1, handed Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebabnon, reports more of police cruiser in collision Police News in today’s Herald. ing to Coventry 25 years ago. The three youths were N.J. was charged early this Nov. 6. 585-yard hole. Bayer played one season in the NFL with the More Civic Minded were-able to generate just win for us. Our combination taken to MMH with minor in­ (Ellington Ambulance) released on their promise to morning with evading respon­ COVENTRY Washington Redskins... Hank Aaron and Sadaharu Oh of one drive before the Bears’ powerhouse Memphis only of veterans and youngsters than 150 entries have been received to date. Entry forms Survivors are two daughters, SPRINGFIELD, Mass. juries. (Manchester Am­ appear in Circuit Court 12, sibility and po,ssession of Brad Rowley, 18, of Windham Japan have agreed to meet in a home run hitting contest to defense held. its third loss against 14 vic­ are available at The Herald. The race is open to both males Today, 11:28 a.m. - Mrs. Francis Martling and Mrs. (UPI) — Jerry Healy, public fought back to beat one of bulance) Rockville, Nov. 19. marijuana, in connection with was arrested Thursday night by tories and snapped the and females with a one dollar entry fee. The race will start Passenger in car ill on Rt..30 Frank Turcotte, both of Coven­ be telecast via satellite from Tokyo Stadium Nov.2 on CBS relations and sports informa­ the best in the league.” Today, 12:45 a.m. —- One-car John Atwood, 17, of 173 Elm the investigation of an accident Coventry Police on a warrant Standouts for the winners Southmen’s 11-game win­ at 10:30 on the lower end of Main Street with no change in near Vernon Public Works try; a brother, Yngue Brundin Sports Spectacular. Each player will get 20 swings tion director at American Inter­ accident where Rt. 6 and 44A Hill Rd., Vernon was charged on Farnham Rd., South Wind­ issued by Circuit Court 12, ning streak. Bob E ter mis­ the course which means the finishing line will also be at Department. (Vernon Am­ of New York City; a sister, Ben Franklins matching the home run kings of the two countries ...Brent national College the past nine were Daigle, Walsh, Craig splits in Bolton. The driver. bulance) Thursday night with disorderly sor. charging him with third-degree Mrs. Thorberg Ellison of New Musburger will handle the play-by-play accounts of NBA years, has been named director Kearnet, Gary Demko, sed a 48-yard field goal try the same site. Main Street, opposite School Street. conduct, interfering with ‘a Police said Baudoux alleged­ burglary and larceny, in con­ York City; two grandchildren games for CBS this season Sunday starting Sunday. Oscar of the Springfield Civic Center. - Mark Krob, Jim Fleurant following a successful on- and four great-grandchildren. police officer, and intoxication. ly struck a parked car and nection with the investigation fire •glow disf. and Rich Lenhardt. side kick in the closing failed to stop. He was held in Robertson will be an analyast with Jane Chastain Uie third llling 11 The funeral and burial will be, Police said the arrest was of an Oct. 17 break into a Rt. 31 RT. 83 VERNON, CONN. seconds thal would have Big Leaguers Due Tuesday at the convenience of the fami­ made in connection with the in­ lieu of posting a $500 bond and home. member of the crew. The latter has drawn nothing but Kathy says: "For variety that cannot be surpassed 2 Miles North of Vernon Circle on Rt. 83 given the Southmen their ly- vestigation of a complaint from was to be presented in Circuit He is scheduled to appear in complaints from viewers after her first two appearances by anyone, Shop Pero’s - You've got to see our (Next to LAM Equipment) 12th straight win. Downed variety to believe Itl" The family suggests that any the 7-11 Store on Rt. 83. Police 'Ck)urt 12, East Hartford, today. Circuit Court 12, Manchester, as a sports expert with CBS... The third annual John Vitale memorial contributions may be said Atwood had been warned ELLINGTON Nov. 18. Open: Tues.-Fri., 10:00-8:00 S*t., 8:00-5:00 Sun., 11:004:00 10-mile road race will be held Sunday, Nov.3 in Middletown Cheney Hooters Blanked Masonic Sports Night Norlhtrn Spiti, Rad k Qoldtii Dallelaui, several times to stay away Peter Frizzell, 18, of Enfield starting at 1 o’clock. Post entries will be accepted. Beathard threw rSSSr i?’ Pl“* Pu**** P««*, Fr»»h made to the Second Defeat was tasted again Cldar, Pumpklni, Qourda, k Indian Com. Congregational Church of from the store. was charged TTiursday night By East Hampton, 5-0 touchdown strikes of 42 and yesterday by the llling Junior Tickets Selling Fast Coventry. He was released on a $250 with evading responsibility and Winner-Take-All Match eight yards to Jeff Baker as High football team at the hands CoulHlowar, Oraan Baana, Acorn k Butlamut Sauaah, Baled non-surety bond for appearance operating under the influence of the Storm managed 13 first of South Windsor, 8-0. 8 q i ^ , R M k Ho< P a p p ^ Shalota, PaaTspInaeli, Tennis greats Rod Laver and Jimmy Connors have Tickets have been selling at a plus signed autograph baseballs Chwnf TomatoaaVBroo- in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, liquor or drugs, in connection After a scoreless first period. three goals for East was Dennis downs in the first quarter. The winners took advantage Powoaa, Rad Onkma, Baal Qraana. agreed to meet in a special promotion Feb.2 in Las Vegas brisk pace for Tuesday night’s for all youngsters. Nov. 19. with the investigation of a one-. Solitaire diamonds East Hampton went on a But Tim Beamer’s 82-yard of a poor punt deep in llling FRESH: Strawbarriaa, Plums, Paachaa, Rad k Whits Qrapas, Contois, all coming in the se­ Sports Night at the Masonic A spaghetti dinner will be with a winner-take-all purse of $100,000. The two scoring spree in the second territory and went on to score QuiScaa!**’ N»ctarlnaa, PInaappIss, Cam. cond stanza. Jim Hoddinott and kickoff return kept the Temple. served at 6:30. speak of love in many lefthanders have never faced one another... All remaining scoring three times en route to on the same play. South played Steve Manning added scores in Southmen in the game and it Warren DeMartin, chairman, home games of the New England Patriots at Foxboro are a 5-0 soccer decision over hard, aggressive ball in gaining Guests will be Roy White of WEEKEND SPECIALSI the third and fourth quarters. was 15-14 Portland at the reports tickets are available at shapes and sizes. sold out. 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Among the features will be a available at the door Tuesday ^SORT 8-pack, ^ r o t u r n a b la ...... /{d say something lovely! touchdown from the two. ly. question and answer period, •20% OFF on SORE WICKER FURHITUREI' ° Magic Mirror! night. • Wa SsM r/ia Htnid, Sundty P»p$r$, plut Lolttry Tlektti 757 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 6466821 p C D A eciith serei Running Backs Washington I ■ I )»/ I 276 OAKLAND ST., HANCHESTEB a 843-6384 \'- Nominated by Coach’s As Nation’s Best A NEW YORK (UPI) — Barry Switzer and Woody Hayes (Hopalong) Cassady and John Brockington that’s saying TIMELESS m have this little disagreement going between them. equally little against Wake Forest but he still has totaled on national television because of that could hurt Worse yet they’ll never settle it because the only possi­ something even for a man like Hayes who says a lot of 684 yards in 78 carries for an average of 136.8 yards per TRIBUTE things. Washington’s chances against Griffin when it comes time ble chance Oklahoma and Ohio State’s football teams have contest so far this season. That puts him in third place in for the Heisman Trophy to be awarded. of ever meeting this year is standing around waiting for Size-wise neither Griffin nor Washington is very big. the nation, Griffin, who has played in one more game and Likewise because of the probation the American Foot- ^ two different planes at the same airport. Griffin is 5-8 and 180 pounds and Washington who isn’t as carried 127 times, leads all rushers in the nation with 877 ball Coaches Association do not vote for Oklahoma in the § Barry Switzer who coaches Oklahoma says without chunky goes 5-10 and 179. The pros generally like ’em yards for a 146.2 average a game. He has gained 100 yards UPI ratings where Ohio State is ranked No. 1 but Switzer -ij qualification that Joe Washington his 20-year-old junior bigger than that. Switzer still has no doubt whatsoever or more in 17 straight games. A C H IE V E that complexion you’ve alwaye wantedi says there has been at least one advantage to that. ■:{ from Port Arthur Tex. is in his words “the greatest run­ “Little Joe” as he calls Washington will do well in the If you go for statistics here are a few more: A personalized fnonument, carved of Select Barre ^ V ** "" ^**'**' ****** ^°'^* ^*••’’•*"8 ■ flfet •t«P to your personal beauty. ning back in America.’’ professional ranks. Griffin has broken the all time Big Ten record in his two “There’s no question we’ve received more publicity Granite can say more than many words. It will be an IR A R D F In *'*ll **’• •clontific akin care program that Is designed with every skin type Woody Hayes smiles tolerantly every time he hears that “He’s not as big as strong or as fast as O.J. Simpson but years at (Dhio State with 3321 yards rushing, while over the because of the ban and because we’re not rank^ in the werlashne tribute to a loved one. See our display of | r i H I ^ ‘***'y‘*'’“‘*‘*> ®"y' Piflmentary, aenaltive, and normal. and immediately introduces another name into the conver­ I don’t care who it is, nobody has any better football in­ same period of time Washington, having played in one less UPI ratings” he says. “The kids on the team are aware the :| Barre Guild Monuments, backed by the industry's Jm « S I| SK w I* '* * * • • • '''• • t® '" ••" ‘•In »n«l retain a more sation the name of a 20-year-old junior on his own Ohio stinct than he has” says the Sooners’ coach about his All- game has picked up with 2487 yards making him third best Coaches Association is responsible for them not being ?? strongest monument guarantee. ' ^ America candidate who scored four touchdowns and Monument State team. The young man Hayes talks about is Archie Gklahoma history behind Steve Owens and Gregg Pruit. ranked and they probably resent the fact but regardless of § «H^h!n***"i? ‘•®*"j'‘tuea, special equipment designed for gentle skin care, Griffin and the Buckeyes found him playing high school gained 200 yards in last Sunday’s 49-14 romp over Colorado Washington, son of a high school football coach, played whether they’re ranked or not they know they’re § foTyour akin ^ hypo-allergenic products that atture you ol the llneat care available 14K gold, from $75 CA6y Psymsnti football right in their own backyard in Columbus. “You know Phil Krueger the coach at Utah State. He under his father at Lincoln High School in Port Arthur. He recognized as a good football team. coached O.J. at Southern California (as one of John SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. Hayes goes Switer one better. He not only says Archie can pass as well as run and has been a driving force in “Sometimes they joke about the fact they’re not ranked. | K N O W and understand how to co-ordinate and apply your make-up profeaslonallyl McKay s assistants) and he says Joe is better. You don’t Griffin is the finest running back in the whole country Oklahoma’s perfect 5-0 record so far. Before the Colorado game one of the kids on the team got C A L L today (or your appointment with beauty. today but the best one he has ever coached or seen and con­ have to take my word for it. Go ask him.” 470 Center SI., Manchester 643-7732 JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 The fact Oklahoma is on probation with the NCAA all fired up and hollered: | 646-6821 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AT 958 MAIN STREET sidering he had fellows like Heisman winner Howard Washington played only briefly against Utah State and through August of next year and the Sooners are not seen OPEN 9 to 5 (Nights by appointment only) “Let’s go out and win this one for UPI!” ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl., Oct. 26,1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 25, 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Virdon Rewarded, Green MVP 's ; . ' J College Grid Powers Two-Year Contract Finders Says NEW YORK (UPI) - When the freed from his contract with Oakland, Favorites Saturday New York Yankees first hired Bill loomed heavily. NEW YORK (UPI) — Rollie Fingers, happy with the Virdon as manager last January, it But Virdon had that shroud over his whole wide world, including Blue Moon Odom, sized up the was with something less than authority eliminated when Williams new station wagon he had just been given the keys for and NEW YORK (UPI) - The four favored by at least seven points boundless enthusiasm. signed to manage the California said he appreciated winning it, but personally if he had a super powers of college football are despite the fact that there two But Virdon, being a gracious man, Angels in mid-season. At the time, the vote, his choice for MVP would’ve been Dick Green. heavily favored to maintain their losers among the elite last Saturday. demanded no apology when he Yankees were in last place, but Vir- “’That’s who I would’ve voted for,” said Oakland’s skin­ perfect records Saturday and continue Southern California, tied with Notre brought the Yankees in a close second don’s revamped squad finally came ny right-handed relief ace, whose delicately waxed fancy on their way to a pair of showdown Dame for No. 5, is rated 27 points over in the American League East race. He around and won 35 of its last 52 games. handlebar moustache was almost as much an eye-catcher games in late November. Oregon State, Notre Dame is 17 points merely demanded a nice raise and, In his first season as manager at during the World Series as his pitching. “He didn’t get a The last Saturday in October and over Florida State, seventh-ranked more important, a two-year contract. Pittsburgh in 1972, Virdon guided the hit, but he played second base like there were four of him the first Saturday in November are Texas A&M is seven over Bailor, Thursday, he got it. Pirates to the playoffs before being out there.” said by traditionalists to be the days eighth-ranked Penn State is 10 over Virdon was the last of the 24 major replaced in September of the next J i Fingers sat on the front fender of the sand-colored vehi­ to expect upsets but the oddsmakers league managers to sign a contract A. West Virginia, ninth-ranked Nebraska season with the team a close second in cle Sport Magazine had presented him with for being aren’t impressed. is 17 over Oklahoma State and 10th- for next season. the National League East race. As is named the World Series’ MVP, and talked about a dozen Ohio State, the nation’s No. 1 ranked “I asked for two years, to be very ranked Texas is 21 over Rice. their custom, the Pirates turned to different subjects, including the Bobby Bonds-for-Bobby I k . team, and Alabama, No. 3 are “off the In Saturday’s other big games in­ truthful about it,” said the 43-year-old Murtaugh in their hour of need, but Murcer deal. boards” against Northwestern and Virdon, who is that way about volving nationally-ranked teams, it still finished second. “I definitely think the Yankees got the better of the I'**-*«—< Texas (3iristian, respectively, while everything. “This is what I wanted will be llth-ranked Florida vs. Duke, Virdon has said he believes the deal,” Fingers said. “They got the better ballplayer. second-ranked Michigan is a 28-point 12th-ranked Maryland vs. North and that’s what I got. This is the best Pirates would have won the division Better defensively, and he’ll hit mofe home runs for them. choice over Minnesota and fourth- deal I’ve had—no comparison.” Carolina State, 14th-ranked Arizona title that year if he had remained Bonds is the complete ballplayer. ’The Giants train in ranked Auburn is a 19-point pick over vs. Brigham Young, 15th-ranked Virdon received an approximate manager. Phoenix, you know, and I’ve faced him the past few years. Florida State. $15,000 raise to $65,000 for each of two Texas Tech vs. Southern Methodist, But, in his characteristically blunt He hit me pretty good. I’d say he’s hitting around .300 All four would appear to have clear 16th-ranked Miami (0.) vs. Toledo, years, but it’s that extra year’s manner, Virdon said he does not -I against me.” sailing until dramatic last-season security which he finds gratifying. He 17th-ranked Arizona State vs. New believe the Yankees could have done Rollie Fingers only pitches for the A’s, he. doesn’t matchups which could decide the Mexico, Oklahoma State vs. knows what it’s like to work with a any better this year. manage them, but he thinks they can stand pat and still national championship among other Nebraska, Tulane vs. Georgia Tech, 2 sword over his head-in New York it “I’m a realist. I did want to be there have a good chance of making it four straight- next year. things. Ohio State will meet Michigan Mississippi State vs. Louisville and was known as Dick Williams and in at the playoffs, but I feel our club (Herald photo by Pinto) “I don’t think we need anybody unless Dick Green on Nov. 23 while Alabama and Auburn San Diego State vs. Long Beach State. Pittsburgh as Danny Murtaugh. gave the maximum effort in 1974. I quits,” he said. “’They’re high on Claudell Washington, and ' square off against each other on Nov. Oklahoma, unranked because it is The Yankees originally had hired think the best team won this year. they’re gonna move Joe Rudi to first base. I’d rather see 29. on probation by the NCAA, is a heavy Williams away from the Oakland A’s Offensive Threats With Soccer Squad 'They deserved to be there. But the Joe in the outfield, and he’d rather play there himself, but All six other teams in the top 10 are choice over Kansas State. for their 1974 manager until Charles other clubs will respect us more next it looks like he’s gonna wind up at first base.” 0. Finley said nix. year.” Balance makes for a winning team and to date Manchester High’s soccer team has Charlie Finley and Alvin Dark may make some other So when Virdon was hired Jan. 3, blended the two together. Offensive players with the Tribe are, left to right, John changes, too, but they’re not about to make any involving the spectre of Williams and his The Yankees paid their respects Paquette, Bob Odell, Bill MacLean, Scott Buckmaster and Carl Bujaucius. MacLean Fingers. Patriots Anxious to End Giant Winning Streak Pro Basketball Roundup possibly usurping Virdon, if later Thursday. is the leading goalmaker. 5 No pitcher in the American League made more appearances this year than he did. Fingers was in 76 TV games for the A’s, winning nine and losing five, and tur­ Boasting a 2-1-lwon, lost, tied record, the Patriots will be up against Racine, Ray Tilden, Dale Carlson. Third row, Paul Cullen, Bob AND Marshall Plain Rude ning in 19 saves and a 2.65 earned run average. Everytime the undefeated Giants (4-0) tonight in the second half of the Stokes, Dave Fry, Dave Simonelli, Keith Congdon, Dave Pantaleo, Hot Rookie Drew Kings Assume Lead, the A’s got into any trouble in the Series, Dark called on doubleheader at Mt.Neho. The Eagles and Chargers collide in the Dave White. Fourth row, Jim Lupacchino, Laurent Jean, Tom RADII Fingers, who appeared in four of the five contests with the first game at 6:30. Patriot players, front row, left to right, Paul Roach, Scott Bayles, Scott Dougan, Mike Coulombe. Rear row, Mike Dodgers, receiving credit for one win and two saves. Wilson, Garth Congdon, Paul McMahon, Leon Botteron, Dave Tweedie, Mike Belcher, Bill Hayes,'Bill Shaw, Steve Shaw, Norm Finally Cut Down Fingers is glad Dark is coming back. McMahon, Joe Smith, Scott Verbridge, Todd Sloan. Second row. Bjarkman, A1 Krob. TONIGHT Sutton Was Proud “He’s going to be better,” said the 28-year-old Steuben­ Gene Landry, Scott Cheney, Ken Hill, Scott Zima, Jim Laraia, Norm 8:30 CeltirH vn. lluwkH, Bruins in Stalemate ATLANTA (UPI) — Rookie John Drew couldn’t find the WINF ville, Ohio, native. “At the beginning of the season, he basket in the first half, his teammates couldn’t locate it in NEW YORK (UPI) - Don didn’t know the ballplayers that well. Now he does. They SATIRDAY tributed two assists while League’s Division 3. ( f . the third quarter and by the time the Atlanta Hawks found Kozak and Rogie Vachon, talk about him not standing up for what he thinks, but there l:UO(3) UConn vh. I Muhh, Vachon stopped 53 of 55 Although outshot 55-31, In Dodger Uniform the range, the Cleveland Cavaliers had wrapped up a 116-97 hardly household names, hasn’t been a manager of this club who could do it one hun­ NFL Weekend Roundup WTIC shots Thursday night to Los Angeles took advantage Kite Gains Edge victory. won’t be soon forgotten by dred per cent. Charlie likes to run the show.” 1:45 (8) College Football power Los Angeles past Buf­ of five Buffalo penalties for NEW YORK (UPI) — Everything was fairly quiet by Drew, a hot-shooting the Buffalo Sabres. Fingers went to arbitration last spring because he felt he trimmed San Antonio 113-103 5:00 Ali-Forenian Figlil falo 7-2 and vault the sur­ four power-play goals. now. forward who had scored 97 Preview Kozak scored three con­ prising Kings into first place It was all over-the long season, the World Series and the should’ve been paid more than Finley offered, and he won. In Masters Golf points in three games before and Memphis beat Virginia Vachon made several spec­ On the whole he feels he has been treated fairly. secutive goals and con­ in the National Hockey tacular saves as Buffalo loud celebrating across the corridor in the Oakland ’Skins Need Win Thursday night’s battle with 99-95. SUNDAY “I can’t complain about my treatment by Charlie,” he 1:00 (3) RaniH ve. Jets took 21 shots in each of the clubhouse. SYDNEY (UPI) — Texan Tom Kite shot a two under par Cleveland, could muster but said, “Sports writers get on him, and a lotta other people last two periods. He allowed ’That was where the all- 70 Friday to take a two stroke lead in the second rouncl of four points in the first half. Pizzaro Traded True, they lost four of the get on him because he’s controversial, but you gotta give To Stay in Race BOWLING Braves 111, Knieks 91 only Gil Perreault’s power- conquering A’s had shown the $45,500 Wills Masters golf tournament. The Cavaliers, with Austin' PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The five games with the A’s, but him credit. He built our ball club from nothing to where it Bob McAdoo scored 28 2:00 (301(22) Pals vs. play goal and a 55-foot effort the same degree of restraint Kite, bidding to win his Carr and Bobby smith hitting Vikings Pittsburgh Pirates have sent they also came away with so is now, with three world championships. The players did it NEW YORK (UPI) — If George Allen’s Washington pointy and Jim McMillian by Jerry Koi ab. you could expect from a first tournament as a pro, is to be at 140 with Australian with frequency, built a 10- added 24 to lead Buffalo over 4:00 (30) Raiders vs. 49ers / hope that on November 5th traded Juan Pizarro, 37, a many plusses, like the es­ on the field, but Charlie was the one who went out and got Redskins have any title hopes, this is the week they must In the only other NHL lefthanded nomad, to their pack of kids who had just at 137 at the midway point of Ian Stanley. point lead midway the first New York before a crowd of 4:30 (3) Super Sonies vs. « teem of people who ap­ the players.” make their move. MERCHANTS- Ding Balch game, Boston tied St. Louis Charleston (3iarlies farm club goten their hands on some the event at the long and dif­ Player dropped three quarter and went into half­ 5,981 at Toronto’s Maple Trail Blazers preciated the class and The five stitches put in the back of Fingers’ head the The Redskins are in St. Louis Sunday to face the sur­ 135-379, Harv Johnson 135-367, you will join me in voting ‘Fes’ on 4-4. Li the World Hockey of the International League for water guns. First the A’s ficult 7,087-yard Australian strokes in the first eight time with a 56-47 advantage. Leaf Gardens. Earl Monroe potential they showed in prising Cardinals, the only remaining unbeaten team in the Ed Moriconi 137, Steve Lauretti right-hander Wayne Simpson. squirted themselves with night before the Series started, as a result of his clubhouse Golf Club course. holes but struck back with The Hawks showed some topped the Knicks with 18 Association, Minnesota spite of their mistakes. In National Football League. More important, though, is the 151-406, Dennis Kauppinen 145- Pizarro, signed as a free champagne, and when they hassle with Odom, are still there. They’re due to be He is two strokes ahead of four courageous birdies. signs of life at the start of Maine To Mexico Question 5 — To approve the edged Indianapolis 3-2 and the years to come they con­ fact that St. Louis holds a two-game edge over Washington 390, Reggie Tomlinson 362, Walt points and teammate Walt agent last Aug. 20, played in got tired of doing that, they removed within the next few days. Stanley 374. Australians David Graham, “I played a lot better than the third quarter and cut the Frazier had 14. BRUNSWICK, Maine (UPI) San Diego nipped Phoenix 2- ceivably may look back on in the National Conference East and a Cardinal victory Is 1. seven games with the Pirates squirted everyone else. “We’re good friends,” Fingers said about Blue Moon and Ted Ball and Jack Newton. I scored,” he said. “My put­ deficit to 74-67. Then they — Three members of the Bow­ and had a 1.88 ERA. The this experience as a truly himself. “The whole thing was forgotten five minutes after would drop the Redskins three games behind at the doin College staff have been ap­ Nobody was drinking any halfway mark of the season. Defending champion Ball ting was very poor.” went cold, hitting only 32 per proposed Regional Occupational Bruins 4, Blues 4 Pirates needed Pizarro’s per­ positive rather than it was over. It was one of those here-today, gone-tomorrow 76ers 102, Jazz 89 pointed to positions on the U.S. champagne in the beaten Sonny Jurgensen took over had a 69 while Graham and Player, commenting on cent the rest of the quarter § Though Boston is tied for mission to send him to the negative one. things, that’s all.” 'The stitches will go, but the handlebar PARKADE DUSTY- Skip Freddie Boyd scored 35 track team that will compete Los Angeles Dodgers’ the Washington offense from The game is rated as a Newton each shot 71 in the antiapartheid threats made while the Cavs blistered the next April 26-May 11 in the Pan- first in Division 4, the club is minors and told him if he was “They really impressed moustache will stay. Fingers receives $8,000 from a San Kelly 205-555, Dick Murphy 208- points to lead Philadelphia quarters. No beer, either. Bill Kilmer two weeks ago tossup. sunny conditions. against him, said: “I won’t nets for 71 per cent in an 18-3 American Games in Mexico Ci­ Training Center for Manchester.’^ struggling. The Bruins, not picked up in the major me,” says Gene Tenace. Francisco restaurateur, Jesse Monroy, for keeping it on, 552, Mac Segar 214-201-609, past New Orleans and give league draft, he would go to On one side of the room, and has been brilliant. Americans Jerry Heard, fight back. I’ll let them hit streak that put the game ty. Dr. John B. Anderson, Bow- c losing finalists to The other major game Ralph Dukett 200, Bob Baker Don Sutton stood in front of “They all carried and the contract he signed calls for him to continue Eddie Pearce and Jim away. the 76ers their third win in doin's assistant physician, will Philadelphia in last season’s spring training as a non-roster Kilmer was the Redskin Sunday finds two clubs who 225-555, Dave Hinchey 201, Roy me. I don’t make the laws of his locker getting ready to themselves well.” wearing the lip shrubbery until next March. Wiechers each showed their Drew rallied in the second four outings. The loss serve as chief physician for the Stanley Cup playoffs, needed player. Pizarro is now playing quarterback earlier this were knocked out of the un­ Riggott 203, Roland Smith 213- my land and I will continue DAVE BARRY winter ball in the Dominican put on his street clothes. With one exception—Mike High point of the Series for him was the last pitch he proper form in shooting half to finish with 25 points dropped the winless Jazz’ squad; track coach Frank a goal from Bobby Orr with season when St. Louis beaten ranks last week 577, A1 Little 206-202-582, Terry to do as much as I can for Republic. The expression on his face Marshall. His rudeness was made, a fast ball, low and away to Von Joshua batting for Sheppard 239, Bob Bernard 213, three under par 69s to equal black sport in South Africa. and teammate Lou Hudson record to 0-5. Boyd hit 15-of- Sabasteanski will be assistant just 34 seconds left to gain Steve Yeager. stopped Washington 17-10 on facing each other. New track coach and his wife Bar­ was not an unhappy one, cer­ so uncommon, so uncalled Bill Avery 209, Ken Hesford 202- the day’s lowest score. If they want to demonstrate had 23. Carr paced 24 shots and was 5-of-5 from the tie against St. Louis. Terry Metcalf’s 75-yard run. England, 5-1 after a 30-28 bara, chief nurse at Bowdoin's Cruz Sold tainly not that of a loser, but for as to make some wonder 573, Ken Thomas 235-615, Den­ Wiechers had four birdies to Cleveland with 25 points and the foul line to post his best The Washington defense loss to Buffalo, goes against against me as an individual, infirmary, will be head nurse T Only the night before, the why he even goes to the trou­ nis Heffron 200, Dave Slota 224- single game scoring mark. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Out­ rather one which said quite also has been superb in the Minnesota, which was up­ finish at 143 while Pearce, they’re welcome, I don’t Smith added 22. for the team. Bruins were fortunate to get ble of wanting to be part of Alice Bandy at ERCC 566, John Savino 203, John He had 11 points in the third fielder Jose Cruz, used mainly clearly Don Sutton was last two games, containing ended 20-16 by Detroit Sun­ who holed a putt from 30 feet hate them.” Elsewhere in the National a 5-5 tie against Pittsburgh any ball club at all. Marshall Goiangos 217, Ted Bidwell 582, quarter, in which as a pinch-hitter and reserve eminently proud to be a Miami’s awesome ground for an eagle three at the Player asked tournament Basketball Association, Buf­ thanks to Carol Vadnais’ is supposed to be intelligent, day. Roland Smith 577. outfielder during four years member of the Los Angeles Most Improved Golfer attack in a 20-17 upset of the 17th, and Heard are two officials not to have any un­ falo beat New York 111-91 Philadelphia overcame a 56- goal with just 32 seconds more than most ballplayers. Minnesota is a 6 1/2-point 53 halftime deficit and sur­ with the St. Louis Cardinals, Dodgers whether they were World Champion Dolphins favorite but the Vikings strokes further back at 145. iformed police shadowing and Philadelphia whipped BOLAND left. was sold Thursday to the Here’s a fellow who teaches Runner-up for the club cham- '5 ged to an 82-72 lead. Jim world champions or not. and holding the New York aren’t taking anything for Kite notched three birdies him during the match. So far New Orleans 102-89. In the Saints 3, Racers 2 Houston Astros. Sutton, who accounted for in college, yet doesn’t know pionship last summer, Alice and said later, “I hit it much American Basketball Barnet led the Jazz with 25 Bantly has been named the Giants to only a field goal in granted. The upstart BUSINESSMEN- Dorn there has been no sign of any OIL CO. Danny O’Shea and Fran the Dodgers’ only victory in the the basic grade school DeDominicis 138-359, Butch better than I did the first points. most improved goifer in the a 24-3 rout Sunday. Patriots have upset both demonstrators. Association, Kentucky Huck scored power play lesson that politeness was Hart 135-361, Joe Torneo 139- EST. 1935 I the Series, looked around Eliington Ridge Country Club Cardinal quarterback Jim Miami and Los Angeles, who day. The difference was the Reimbursed invented in order to keep 363, Bill Zwick 152-361, Ted goals to lead Minnesota to the room at some of his membership. Mrs. Bantly was Hart leads the NFC with also were heavily favored. putts that dropped in yester­ PITTSBURGH (UPI) - An fools at a distance. How Kowzun 167-386, Ray Diakon its first WHA victory of the teammates, also packing cited at the annual Awards nine touchdown passes and day lipped out today.” official of the Major League much intelligence can he In other action Sunday, 155-400, John Mack 143-377, year. The final Saint goal their gear. Night recently at the clubhouse. has been sacked only once The 24-year-old native of FUEL OIL Players Association said really have? Chicago is at Buffalo, Paul Gilberto 164-394, Bert Five Under Par 67 Round came in the third period off “I’d like to think we this season— by Washington. Austin, Tex., missed only Thursday southpaw Jerry For every Mike Marshall, Wendy Ehrlich, who defeated Oakland at San Francisco, Carlson 137-145-402, Stan the stick of Murray Heatley represented ourselves Metcalf and wide receiver three greens in the regula­ Reuss of the Pittsburgh Pirates though, the Dodgers have a Mrs.Bantly for the coveted club Los Angeles at the New Waickowski 161-375, Jim Sirian- 36.9 with 15:26 left in the game. had been reimbursed $500 by well,” he said. “If I have Mel Gray have given the ni 140-359, Mick Holmes 138-150- tion number of strokes and Gives Trevino Tokai Lead ZOoiOellon Minimum ■m dozen Steve Garveys, who, title, was saluted for setting a York Jets, Baltimore at The loss dropped the winless G eneral M anager Joe L. one regret, it would only be Cardinals big play scores all 413, Sam Little 135-354, Pat is going to be hard to beat if for my money comes close new course record for women, Miami, Philadelphia at New AUTOMATIC DELIVERY Racers’ record to 0-4. Brown. that we couldn’t do a few a brilliant 77 round. season. Orleans, Houston at Cincin­ Corraccio 354, Ed Baba 355, he doesn’t completely fold up. NAGOYA, Japan (UPI) -- Lianghuan in the same tourna­ was alone in third place by ment last year, four strokes 24 HOUR SERVICE more things right for that to being the finest advertise­ Mrs. Bantly also received an Pete Scott 376, Dennis South Africa’s Gary Lee Trevino shot a five under shooting a four under par 68 for The only major change in nati, Denver at Cleveland, back of the winner, Masashi / r j guy over there—the one who ment baseball has right now. award, along with her partner, Stankiewicz 354, John Lavado Player had a par round of 72 par 67 Friday and grabbed a a five under par 139. starting lineups will be Green Bay at Detroit, “Jumbo” Ozaki of Japan, bir- Steve Garvey makes more Gretchen Mason, for winning 351, Bob Roy 356, Les two-stroke lead in the second Hale Irwin, U.S. Open cham­ 646-6320 wears ‘two dozen’ on his un­ Moses Denson starting at Dallas at the Giants and died the third hole and had an friends accidentally than the Billie Marlow Tournament. Christensen 360, Tom Fahey round of the $133,000 Tokai pion this year, shot an even par ICE SKATING V k c I a l iform.” running back for Washington Kansas City at San Diego. eagle three on the 520-yard par 369 Ctn1«r St., Mike Marshall makes on The ladies were presented with 352, Frank Czepiel 360, Vic Classic International Open golf 35-37-72 for one over par 145. Coupon Admits 2 For The Price of One Specifically, Don Sutton in place of Larry Smith, who Atlanta is at Pittsburgh Mon­ tournament. five seventh hole. But He purpose. He does it simply silver bracelets donated by the Salcius 371, Ron Joiner 365. Title at Stake \ At All Public Sessions. was talking about Walt suffered a broken leg. day night. Trevino, the American PGA bogeyed the eighth for a two un­ Alston, who wears number by being himself, acting late Mrs. Marlow’s husband, GOOD FOR OCT. 25, 20, 27 ONLY George Marlow. STORRS. (UPI) - Satur­ champion this year had an eight der 34 on the front nine. He had “24,” but in a more general naturally, and not trying to under par 136 for two rounds on four birdies against a bogey on FRIDAY 10-1VJ0 A.M. • 11:30-1 P.M. • 8:13-9:49 P.M. The runners-up, and also be something he’s not. day’s soccer match between the 7,065 yard, par 72 Miyoshi the 205-yard par three 13th hole SATURDAY 1:30-3 P.M. *9-10:30 P.M. sense, he was talking about receiving bracelets, were SU N DAY 1:30-3 P.M. • 9:19-9:49 P.M. Garvey, 25, takes particular Spilling Beans on Saturday undefeated University of Country Club course as he led a for a three under 33 on the back every single member of the Eleanor Wincze and Kay pains with the kids, Connecticut and field of 103 pros and 21 nine. 2 Dodgers. Naktenis. Massachussets could decide diTiateurs in fine weather. Shimada had three birdies for Don Sutton can rest easily. answering their questions, Mary Heslin of Hartford and HARTFORD ARENA Not in Plans of UMass the Yankee Conference In second place was Japanese a 33 on the front nine. He Routs 5, South Windsor signing autographs and Carol Carlson of Bolton were I 289-3401 The Dodgers represented pro Kosaku Shimada, who also bogeyed the 10th but birdied the showing limitless patience winners of the President’s Cup championship. themselves splendidly. BOSTON (UPI) - Dick 11th, 12th and 17th for a 34 on with them. Tournament. have to win every week to keep In small college games, UConn will go into the fired a five under 33-34-67 for a McPherson doesn’t want his alive a chance of winning Springfield is at American game at Amherst, Mass., six under par total of 138. the back nine. In the Eleanor Scranton Tour­ Alice Bantly Massachusetts Minutemen to nament, Mrs. Ehrlich won league titles. Massachusetts (4- International College; Amherst with a 10-0-1 record, 4-0-0 in Trevino, who was tied with Teruo Sugihara, veteran spill the beans this weekend Nationalist China’s Lu Japanese pro in West Japan. gross and Tina Mikolowski of and Bonnie Prentiss were 2 overall) is 3-1 in the con­ travels to Wesleyan; Bowdoin conference play, while the MOVE against Connecticut and he ference, while Harvard (3-1) is goes to Colby; Boston State is HALF Manchester, net. winners and Jo Chupas and doesn’t want to share them Minutemen will be 6-1-0, 3-0- Several women were cited for Dolores Paganetti, runners up. 2-0 in the Ivy League. “There’s at Bridgewater State; GALLON. 5 0 in conference matches. either. no tomorrow if we lose,” said Bridgeport travels to Ithaca; Consider these As State Senator from 1966 to 1971, breaking 100 this year, they In the club championship, “We’ve got a large enough Connecticut will be count­ AHEAD " " “TED” were: Devra Baum, Mary flight winners were Claire McPherson, “because everyone Central Connecticut hosts advantages: DAVE BARRY worked for improvements family right here that we don’t ing on lineman Frantz Inno­ FOB STATE BEPRESEMTATIVE - DISTRICT 12 Kearney, Diane Kucza, and Keating, first flight; Kay else is rooting against us and Glassboro State; Worcester ______.j 1 There's a handle in our humane institutions. want to share the beans with everyone has a chance to win.” Tech entertains Coast Guard; cent of Nyack, N.Y., for the WE'RE GOING TO HAVE A Easy to carry, easy to Delores Paganetti. Tina Naktenis, second flight; and ^anyone,” said McPherson, Mikolowski broke 90; and Mary Diane Kucza, third flight. Harvard also can’t afford to Curry meets Nichols in a New offense. He scored three RAILROAD SHOW/OPEN HOUSE 2 Less chance of referring to the Beanpot that is lose, with powerful Yale win­ England Conference battle; goals against Maine and was Sal. & Sun., Nov. 2,3 from 10 a.m. I running out. • Houso Building Moans Jobs and Homos Heslin broke 80. Runners up in the three flights awarded to me winner of the ning week after week. The Eli. Framingham State is at home named this week to the till 6 p.m. — It's open to the public. 3 It's a sensible way In the fall, Member-Member were Mona Kemp, Eleanor Yankee Conference football ti­ I Join him now in supporting this project. are at Cornell this week in the against New Haven; Maine and loenjoy Jim Beam • Mortgagos Are Tough To Get Tournament. Lillian Hunter Dickinson, and Sue Salad. weekly “conference all-star Let us introduce you to the tle. “We want all the beans, biggest game of their 4-0 season I and It costs less Mass. Maritime square off; team. fascinating world of model plus a little cole slaw and some to date. “The season starts this Trinity is against Middlebury; per drink. Massachussets, who lost railroading with clinics, contests, I • Tho State Can Sail Bonds and rolls.” week,” Yale coach Carm Cozza Bates at Norwich; Plattsburgh State Golfer in Lead The Massachusetts coach's has cautioned his team. only to Keene State 3-0 early railroad operations and fun. THE WORLD'S FINEST Use Pension Funds For Mortgages. State at Plymouth State; in the season, will have in its I BOURBON. Vote “YES” tasty image serves as a Boston College travels to Southern Connecticut hosts PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) - tought members of the Kennedy tablesetter for the weekend Villanova to try to even its lineup goalie Carl Ver- I Bob Benson, one-time golf Montclair State and Tufts • Ropald by People family while working at a club football menu. In the other record at 3-3; Boston Universi­ travels to Williams. collone of Lincoln, Mass., I teacher to members of the in Palm Beach, Fla. weekend football delicacy. Ivy ty meets Rhode Island in also on this week’s all star Who Get M origages Kennedy family, carries a two Playing with a set of clubs hopeful Harvard takes on Dart­ another Yankee Conference selection. JOIN US!! I Vote Barry CALL CALL stroke lead over George Smith Ski Season Here only a week old, Benson ripped mouth at Hanover. game; Holy Cross tries to take Connecticut leads the 643-2426 No Impact on State FInanceal in today’s second round of the The Big Green won its first KILLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - Now England Hobby Supply, Inc. ^ 643-2426 off six birdies on the first eight out last week’s frustrating loss Yankeee Conference two FOR People Qet Homesll $110,000 National Club holes and made the turn at four game last week after three on Army; Maine hosts Lehigh; The ski season began at FOR Professional championship points ahead of THE TRAIN EXCHANGE ■ ABSENTEE I SUPPORT THIS IDEAIII under 32 despite a double bogey straight losses. Last season Vermont entertains Rochester; Killington Ski Resort last Vote Democratic! RIDES event. they dropped three, then took weekend when the 3/4-mile M assachussets. In third 70 Hilliard St. I BALLOTS on the par three ninth. He hit an and Northeastern welcomes Benson, a 34-year-old pro at six straight for the league title. novice slope, covered with place four points back is Manchester, Conn. 646-0610| U Floor KiNIUCIor siia ic h t bouibon B*rry (or Senate Committee. Harry J. Deegan, Treasurer. eagle 3 on the par 5 16th on the New Hampshire fo r Aspetuck Golf Club in Easton, man-made snow, was open to HHlS.iT oismiio ABO BOTUfO B< VOTE CUMMINGS - DEMOCRAT NOV. 5 Cumminga Committee, Raymond F. Damato, Treasurer No. 2 course of the Plnehurst Harvard and Massachusetts homecoming day. Vermont, with a 3-2-0 season THI JAWtS 6 filAM DISTUUNC CO . Conn., fired a five-under par 67 Country Club to offset two are in a similar situation —they the public. record. I aiKMONI. BIAM. RirtlOCKV Thursday to grab the lead. He bogeys. PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 25, 1974 ^ N C HESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Frj., Qct. 25. 1974- PAP.R NThtPTmmM WORLD ALMAMC Welfare Board Endorses Rappe F A C T S /

Football D ance Tickets are $7.50 per person wigs COVENTRY all colors, wtll fit anyono GARDENING Monica Shea The Coventry Football and may be obtained by calling Association will hold a dance on Mrs. Peter Decarll at 742-6817 regular 79t By FRANK ATWOOD Correspondent after 5 p.m. in weekdays and reduced to 742-9495 Saturday from 9 to 1 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church Hall on Rt. 31. any time during the weekend. "I just like farming," said The Welfare Board has un­ animously endorsed the re- Tickets are $4 per couple and GOP Work Night Henry (Butch) Botticello. So may be purchas^ at the efoor. There will be a work night at when his daughter. Shelly, then election of Dave Rappe for whila they lasfl «< y / a V .' probate judge. Funds from the dance will be Republican Headquarters 16, was looking for something to used to pay for the awards night tonight at 7:30. we have every little thing! do in the summer last year he Virginia Diehl, chairman, said, “Over the years the board banquet for the players Workers are needed to help told her that he would grow the sometime in November. with the distribution of cam­ vegetables if she w ant^ to sell has had many opportunities to “where a seek his advice and opinion on Music will be provided by a paign literature and to for­ them at a roadside stand in band and there will be an open mulate a calendar of events. The first parking meters dollar’s front of the house. legal matters. His wide worth a knowledge and experience have bar. Students for Steele will be on for automobiles were in­ the miracle of molp i Shelly accepted the offer. Her stalled in the business dis­ dollar I’’ made Judge Rappe a valuable Department Dance hand to help coordinate the downtown manchester father rented the land and The North Coventry youth campaign. trict of Oklahoma City, borrowed a tractor and asset to board members." Okla., on July 16, 1935, The The board is composed of Volunteer Fire Department and Republicans are reminded necessary attachments from Women’s Auxiliary will hold a that there will be a Steele Rally World Almanac recalls. The four members — Two machines were devised by other members of his family to dance on Nov. 16 at the St. on Saturday at the Rockville prepare the ground. Shelly Republicans, Virginia Diehl Carlton C. Magee and took Mary’s Church Hall on Rt. 31. Elk’s Club, N. Park St. nickels through a slot in the helped with planting and and Laura Forte and two Democratics, Carol Curry and A buffet will be served at 8 Contact Pat Sypek for direc­ top of the meter. w eeing, and when there were tions. Read Herald Ads Jean Cagianello. p.m. and dancing is from 9 to 1 Copyright • 1973 crops ready for sale, in July, a.m. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. she opened the stand. They began with lettuce and went on with green beans, peppers, tomatoes, eggplant, sweet corn, and finally winter T oJairyoT Fall Fix-up Projects, we re... squash, gourds and pumpkins. South Windsor Menus Sheily spent some of her earn­ ings to buy a car and pay the Judy Kuehnel Wednesday: Pancakes with Monday: Sausage links, premium on her automobile in- Correspondent syrup or jelly and butter, whipped potato, corn, bread Ready when you are! surance. ^ 644-1364 sausages, ice cream, milk. and butter, cookies, milk. This past sui^mer, her se­ The following lunches will be Tuesday: Pizza, salad, Italian cond in the vegemble business. served in the South Windsor Thursday: Pizza, salad, bread and butter, ice cream American Hardwo**® Stores Shelly went into partnership elementary during the week of sliced peaches, milk. cup, milk. with her boy friend, Jim Oct. 28 to Thursday, Oct. 31: Wednesday: Chef’s Day. Monday: Chef’s Day. Oechsler of 370 E. Center St., In the secondary schools the Thursday: Taco or frank on a Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, and opened a second stand on following lunches will be roll, french fries, carrot and We ll SHOW Italian bread and butter, brow­ land her family owns in Vernon. served: celery sticks, catsup, mustard, Shelly and Jim planted the .sv nie, milk. relish, orange juice, spice cake. vegetables and took care of In the Ellsworth the following £l t e l l you them, set up a stand in Vernon, lunches will be served: carried their vegetables from Too Much Spent Monday: Frank on a roll with Hillstown Rd. to the stand each mustard, relish, catsup, potato HOW! morning in a truck and at night In One Place chips, baked beans, orange picked up whatever was left and juice, pudding, milk. brought it back. Tuesday: Chef’s Day. HARTFORD (UPI) - State Norton said Hartford Bowling Alley on the Campaign Trail ilia '. Wednesday: Waffles, sausage Welfare Commissioner Wife Minded Stand received 48.1 per cent of the links, syrup, jelly, butter, Nicholas Norton wants to know F. Mac BudSley is taking his campaign as GOP candidate in the First Congressional District, now held by Democrat At the same time, Mr. Bot­ total reimbursement paid in , orange juice, sliced peaches, Halloween will mark the end of the pumpkin marketing season for the gardeners who The Stripes and Stars Forever why Hartford, with only 5 per "Jor the U. S. House to w here the voters are, and in this case William Cotter. At right is Ernie Everett of the bowling ticello was planting vegetables local assistance to all cities and home fries, milk. grow this specialty crop for sale. Business has been good this year at the stand run by the cent of the state’s population, is towns in 1974 and 50 per cent in it’s the bowlers at Holiday Lanes. Buckley seeks the seat for the home stand and his wife, Thursday: Pizza, salad, alley staff. The others are not identified. (Photo by Kuehl) family of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Botticello at 209 Hillstown Rd. (Herald photo by Dunn) spending 50 per cent of the 1973. Mildred, took over the .main Two sixth graders at St. James School put this flag up on a Italian bread and butter, ice department’s local welfare responsibility of waiting on sunny, windy day. Despite almost daily warnings from the cream cup, milk. dollars. customers there. school’s secretary to make sure it’s right-side-up, here is Norton said he has put The parents, with Sheily and Windsor where he planted 150,- FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER the flag flying in the emergency signal position. It Jim running their own business, 000 bulbs. No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and together a special investigative happened once last year and a neighbor called the school have paid some neighborhood Best traffic-stoppers all natural product. An excellent substitute for soft team to see if there are any about it. “I usually go out and check when they’re done," boys and girls to help with gar­ season were two ponies and a drinks. irregularities or careless POLICE REPORT den care and harvesting. Two horse, kept as pets. No pony said the secretary. “On this day, I guess we all forgot.” management that may be ORCHARD FRESH APPLES (Herald photo by Barlow) nights of below-freezing rides were offered but children responsible. OPENING weather this week have meant could pat them on their noses MAC INTOSH and COURTLAND 0 OUR that everything perishable had and pull grass for them to eat. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK We are proud to announce the opening HEAVY DUTY um . to be taken into the house. The Worst enemies, says Mr. Bot­ OUR AUTOMATIC MANCHESTER on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1974 of BASEBOARD of Steven Thomas of 579 The maathen got into a white Rivera was treated for an in­ pumpkins were moved into a ticello, were birds. They pulled HI-HO PORTABU HEAHRS HEATERS 37" X 31" Robert J. Stecko, 20, of 426 W. PS AT Tests Graham Rd., South Windsor car which took off around the jured right shoulder and was single pile and covered with corn and squash plants as soon FERRANDO ORCHARD TTiermoiloticolIy con- SPARK GUARDS Middle Tpke. was arrested COME TO THE froHed. Tip-over twitch. from where it was kept at the back of the building at high discharged at MMH. canvass. Some of them, around as they showed through the BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY The College Board PSAT Thursday at 6:33 p.m. at ______(3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant)______r e 6 . 1320W .40''*9"*4%'' Reidle Farms on Tolland Tpke. speed. In the purse was $5 and • Trent G. Reopell, 18, of 15 the edges, were nipped by frost, ground and ate the seeds. will be given Saturday mor­ $ 1 4 . 9 5 RIG. $21.95 David’s restaurant at the E. CHARLES They were valued at $475. her personal papers. Euclid Lane, Bolton was in­ but there are still some left, Woodchucks were another ning at Manchester High I Parkade and charged with Thermottalically controlled • Three silver dollars valued jured Thursday at 2:38 p.m. on with the tomatoes and peppers problem, so fearless that Mr. School. fan forced heot. Tip- third-degree larceny. He at $22.50 from That’s Several serious accidents oc­ E. Middle Tpke. near Findlay BAKED GOODS over switch. 1320 W on*. allegedly took a guitar without that were inside the house. Botticello saw one of them sit­ HAIR STYLISTS Prolecti from hot, Hying Interesting, antique store at 576 curred Thursday causing in­ St. when the car he was driving The Botticellos have been ting at his burrow watching The doors will open at 7:50 t p o tk t. aiecli Kreen, Waiting to meet your styling needs are: to lld broil Aniih honditi. permission, police said. E. Middle Tpke. by a young juries that needed hospital struck the rear of the school bus and students will be assigned ivoa imi/4 . He was released on a $150 selling apples, too, this fall, some children play soccer. man and woman Thursday. care. The accidents included: driven by Dorothy E. Sullivan, although they have no orchard, There was some loss, es­ to testing rooms on a first SALE non-surety bond for court Nov. • The home of Mrs. Norman • Juan E. Rivera, 21, of 42 53, of 216 E. Middle Tpke., come, first served basis. The 18. and these have been purchased pecially of pumpkins, to Sponsored by Charles Bruce of 25 French Rd. Neill Rd., Rockville was taken police said. from a grower in East Windsor. thieves, who made a few quick latest possible arrival time is [Bernice Thursday night. Missing are by ambulance to Manchester Reopell was taken by am­ 8:30. Valerie Recent thefts and breaks in­ Mrs. Bitticello has decorated raids after dark. One boy FHelen two diamond rings, a Purple Memorial Hospital Thursday bulance to MMH where he was some of the pumpkins, especial­ dropped a notebook which iden- ^ l o w ’s Anne-Marie! cluded : Heart medal and $75 in cash. after an accident at 12:03 a.m. treated for contusions and Students who have DEMOCRATIC MM/iiiea/i 4«" UTILITY • The 1966 black Volkswagen ly some with odd shapes, by tified him and he was registered to take this test SHOrilOHTS • A Manchester woman was The front wheel of the motorcy­ abrasions and discharged. putting faces on them with questioned by police. When they the time of Guy K. Boileau of 82B walking along the northwest should bring their ticket of ad­ Please call 613-2103 or stop in at With grounded plug/ cle he was driving in the Only one of the school acrylic paint. One attention- learned he had never before cord, two 40 won bufci. Spencer St. from his home side of the Treasure City Parkade parking lot in front of children is reported to have mission, two No. 2 pencils, TOWN COMMITTEE 311 Green Road for your appointment ' citoln A hooki for Wednesday night. getter is the frightening face of been in trouble with the law he Itoseeus and the completed Page 16 of building at the Parkade the King’s store struck a been treated at the hospital. Frenkenstein’s monster. For was not prosecuted. • Four tires and mag wheels, the student bulletin. Saturday, October 26 l i i v u Thursday at 7:05 p.m. when a parking lot divider causing him Sharon Chase, 15, of 180 New contrast, she has some small Mrs. Botticello has a business and a tachometer from the car white male ran by her grabbing to lose-control and fall, police Bolton Rd. was treated for neck round grourds painted with big to attend to as well as growing Parking will be in the stu­ 10:00 A.M. DOUBLE INSULATED ® 4 l her purse, she told police. said. strain, a hospital spokesman smiles as “happy faces,” and vegetables. He is a partner in OPEN HOUSE JIG SAWS said. ^'^yadnths^ dent parking lot and students at z-spao HIAVY pumpkins painted with Mickey the C & B Electric Co. (Cofiell are to enter the building DUTY H u m s 'The car was totalled, police Mouse faces. & Botticello). Farming, he SUNDAY, OCT. 27 said. They are still in­ through the entrance to the Mr. Botticello said he pianted thinks, is for him a great hobby, T u lip s,. cafeteria lobby adjacent to Top Notch Foods 2 P.M. - 4 P.M. » 7 5 0 4 vestigating. several kinds of pumpkins, and and although he does not own Burn-out protected motor. the student parking lot. 260 North MaiR Street Includes wood cutting I3 . 9 S • Ronald E. Sloan, 17, of 10 his largest was about 85 pounds. the land where he raises blade. 3200 SPM, 120V. Free Milk Program Announced AutooioHc thermoatof. Tip- Hemlock St. was riding his bike Pumpkins were sold at 10 cents vegetables, he will sow a cover mi« mil I over lofaty iwildt. 1320 or I4S0W H3'xl4l6"«6V. Thursday at 2:50 p.m. on Liber­ a pound, but the scale at the crop of rye on the field this fall L ■ mti/tmi/i , St. James School has an­ unusually high medical used only for the purpose of ty St. when he ran into the rear stand only went as high as 23 to check erosion and add fertili­ I ’/• HP 10" nounced its policy for free milk ILICTIIC expenses, shelter costs in determining eligibility. of a parked car, police said. He pounds. Any pumpkin too heavy ty. CHAIN SAWS for children unable to pay the went to MMH where he was excess of 30 per cent of income, Applications may be submitted for the scale was sold for a flat Rutll-in bucking tpiket, full price of milk served under special education expenses due at any time during the year. treated for cuts on his face price of $3. automatic otler. heovy duty the Special Milk Program. Free Christmas Trees Sooner cutting Ittih. 2,200 SfPM. to the mental or physical condi­ In certain cases, foster • Anthony Morello, 35, of Jet Star Tomatoes The school administration Some people will remember tion of a child, and disaster or children are also eligible for Hartford was squatting down in His best crops were tomatoes or later you’ll t € has made available to the the Botticello name in connec­ You’ll have plenty to show casualty losses are urged to these benefits. If a family has a trench welding pipes on and peppers. He had Big Boy parents or guardians of all apply. tion with last December’s ice oil Irom our selection ol foster children living with them Adams St. near Jarvis Rd. and Jet kar tomatoes. Jet Star plant them. students the criteria for deter­ storm. Mr. Botticello had 100 plump ’n perfect Dutch ’ll Application forms have been and wishes to apply for milk for when the west wall of the tomatoes sold better than Big bulbs, guaranteed to bloom mining eligibility. Eligibility is Christmas trees cut and ready i 'J ^ / sent to all homes with a letter them, it should contact the trench gave way and trapped Boy, which some customers Why not NOW! and most reasonably priced based primarily on family size to parents. Additional copies school. him up to his waist in asphalt at for sale in his yard. After the C o m e M e e t SCUHLE ANTIQUE and income. thought were too big. Sweet storm, with everybody in trou­ : | l i DECORATING KITS are available at the principal’s In the operation of the Special 3:30 p.m., police said. corn was all Butter and Sugar Ida and Andy Lindberg A4ARKEL FAN-GLO In addition, families not office in the school. The infor­ Milk Program, no child will be The workmen of the Reed ble, he decided to give them 3-SPEEO HEATERS variety. Hot peppers, while ap­ away and did so. WHITHAM Nursery meeting these criteria but with mation provided on the applica­ discriminated against because Construction Co. could not "Grow With U s" * other unusual expenses due to preciated by Italians, were This summer a lady, whose At The tion is confidential and will be of race, sex, color, or national extricate Morello until they turned down flat by most non- I ROUTE 6 BOLTON 643-7802| a rx is" CAST origin. used a backhoe on a large piece name they do not know, brought Compifla eoiy-lo-do kit IRON ORAnS IRIO . Italian buyers. a chocolate cake to the door and includes Kuttle, brush, ^$33.95 Under the provisions of the of asphalt. Once removed, he OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9:00 to 5:30 P.M. point, gloie, decol, cloth. Assures adequate ventila­ The sold gladiolus raised by gave it the family in apprecia­ tion at well as it keeps AAonuol or ovto. 3 heot policy. Sister Patricia Barry, was taken by ambulance to logs and cool In placet selector lor rodiont or lon- Henry’s brother, Paul, in South tion. forcedheol 1300/900/ Metric System principal, will review MMH where he was treated for AOOW. *7IM/Sm*7l J Guardsmen HARTFORD (UPI) - Con­ applications and determine back and leg injuries and dis­ sumer Protection Com­ eligibility. If a parent is dis­ charged, a hospital spokesman Complain missioner Barbara Dunn has satisfied with the ruling of the said. asked the University of Connec­ official, he may make a request • The final major accident of About Camp ticut to apply for a federal either orally or in writing to Thursday in Manchester oc­ curred at 9:50 p.m. on Center HARTFORD (UPI) - A grant to develop a public educa­ Sister Patricia Barry, St. St. at the intersection of McKee group of Connecticut National tion program on the metric James School, 73 Park St., or call 643-5088 for a hearing to St. and involved the local police UPPER nST EUL GLEAXm system. Mrs. Dunn Thursday 15 Guardsmen have threatened HOURS OPEN: not to re-enlist if they are made told the Connecticut Weights appeal the decision. cruiser driven by Patrolman HEAVY GAUGE to go to an "unsanitary, unsafe and Measures Association the The policy contains an outline William Daly Jr., 25, police STUL LOG CRIBS of the hearing procedure. The said. (See photo on Page 1) FBEEiOBiSSIUTGHEBWITH SUNDAY COLONIAL GIFT SHOP WROUGHT IRON and unhealty’’ summer camp. eventual change to the system F B E E iE X m BRASS BAO WOOD HOLDfRS About 60 per cent of the 242nd will make such an education school has a copy of the com­ No details were available #ETER T SMPPEB BmiHS HOWEB. 3-PC. FIREPUCE from police late this morning as ^ ^ Oder good ior limited time at participating dealers. N66N til 9 P.M. RIO. Engineering Battalion signed program necessary, including plete policy which may be WITH T-SEBIES MOWER. 254 RROAD ST • MANCHESTER ENSEMBLES |$1$*P$ Slock Irome and curtoins 187 bilingual pamphlets. reviewed by any interested par­ the investigation is continuing. Oder good ior limited time at participating dealers. I rio . the resolution which also said with brass legs 36* r 3 I* ty. SUN., OCT. 27 - 12 NOON til 5:00 P.M. ^$at.9t the long drive to and from TUESDAY Keeps* wood off the ween^rus^^^^ke^^ ground when stored out­ Holds 6-10 logs. Steel Camp A.P. Hill in Virginia doors. 41-inch diameter, pon to cotch bork chips. Snapper is fast so you can get through fast. TEL 649-7818 block. lJ“Rl2*i20'high. would be a waste of gasoline.** UNt/smi/t The battalion was told it Catcher is mounted behind the mower for close WEDNESDAY Many items at Special Prices for the Grand Opening would be going to the camp for trimming in tight spots. Extra large catcher Day only. A Souvenir Gift with any purchase of *1.00 two weeks in May for their for fewer stops. Powerful vacuum SATURDAY or more. summer camp training, but at action picks up clippings, leaves Tuesday night’s drill the resolu­ 16:66 AM - 9:36 PM CANNEL 46 Lb. tion was passed around. and other light litter for an Bag BAG It claims last summer's stint DRIED FLOWERS FROM AROUND THE WORLD! extra clean lawn. Get p o U * Birdfeeders COAL AT THE YARD at Camp Hill, “ resulted in Colorlul Assortment tor Your Designing Pleasure yours today. Let THURSDAY O o e / serious injuries to several in­ and dividuals and exposed everyone upstairs In the Basket Shop Snapper work fast Plants to unsanitary, unsafe and un­ for you this fall. fiin e 336 N. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER healthy conditions." FRIDAY e r f G o® * Mon.-Thurs., 8-5:30; Fri. 8-8:30; It a ll^ said the May 17-31 Raffia, Styrofoam, Pods, and Cones 649-5253 16:66 AM - 9:66 PM Sat. 8-4 camp &1I conflict with Y All Snapper mowers meet 4 j Straw Flowers |w .g !g l e n n e y SEED STORE * HOLIDAY DECORATING teaching Sibedules and exams j A.N.S.1. safety speoheations. CDVENTRY SPORTS & Wad. a Fri. 9-9 NURSERY CENTER SHOP HOURS f e /. Co. H H I Itw STOK HOURS FOR YOUR SH0PI9K (» N V ^ ^ for many of the battalion’s PHONE ubs CLOSED ON Monday-Sahirday 9-6 Monday-Saturday 0-9 T . A Thurt. 9-6 die members. The resolution was POWER EQUIPMENT Sat. 9-9 Sunday 10-6 Sunday 10-9 742-6103 ROUTE 44A MEAITOWBROOK PLAZA 63 HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY presented Tuesday to the bat­ CL6SED M6NDAY ^ / t talion commander, who could MONDAY Mon.-FrI. 8-5:30; Sal. 8-4 633-4675 not be reached for comment 263 Main St., Wethersfield-Marsh St. Exit 1-91

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L. of Hartford , Mercury is the only The WorliTs Bast Plan for Housing Elderly Explained HARTFORD (UPI) - ’The metallic element that is a li­ ParfumeS'Colognes president of the University of quid at room temperatures. Its chemical symbol, Hg, “Fn» QlH Wrapping" Hartford has asked the picnic area and facilities for comes from the Latin “hy- TOLLAND chairman; Charles Schutz, vice units. The application was propriation of $23,000 for National Association for the outdoor activities, such as drargyrus” meaning “liquid M n U R M K Vivian Kenneson chairman; Ann Young, revised to 30 units this past preliminary work for the Advancement of Colored Peo­ shuffleboard and horseshoes. A silver Correspondent treasurer; Richard Roberts, January and in February the project, to be reimbursed by ple (NAACP) to furnish him fireplace will be the focal point Tei. 875-4704 assistant treasurer; and Vivian State Department of Communi­ the state grant. with details of alleged Incidents for the large community room, The Housing Authority met Kenneson, secretary. ty Affairs approved the applica­ The authority spent several of racism at the University that with a kitchen area, restrooms, VOL. XXXIX - No. 5 Thursday with Richard ’The Authority conducted a tion and a $480,000 grant. months interviewing architects may have come to their atten­ laundry, office and storage FRIDAY, OCT. 25, 1974 Schoenhardt, architect for the townwide survey/of senior ’The Board of Selectmen ap­ and inspecting other housing tion. Dr. A.M. Woodruff said room. senior citizen housing project, citizens in Januai^ 1973 and, proved turning over the proper­ projects before it hired the firm ’Thursday he was concerned PIAZA DEFT. STORE ’The apartment interiors are to review and accept after determining a need, ty behind the jail, newly of Galliher & Schoenhardt in about published reports the (Wa Hava A Notion To Plaasa) designed for optimum efficien­ preliminary plans. applied for a state grant for 20 acquired from the state, in July. NAACP had received such Noxt to Frank's Suparmartiat cy. Although it is against state East Mlddls TphSH Manctiastar Round Table The building mix will include April. It also approved an ap­ allegations. NAACP officials SAA Making regulations to close off a 2 two-story buildings of 8 units appeared at the UofH Tuesday sleeping area in a one-room each, a single story building of 6 night, when about 85. black apartment, Schoenhardt has In recent weeks, MHS has which commenced with the in­ units, a single story building of Firms Ordered To Compensate Investors students occupied the gym­ Halloween COSTUMES Starts Year profitted both spiritually and troduction of some 150 athletes 4 units and a single story planned it so that the area is nasium for eight hours definitely separate from the The year of 1974-75 will be a za, Becky Timbrell, Linda financially from Student who attended the dance for building of 4 units plus com­ protesting alleged racism in the • Tricks • Treats • Surprises living-kitchen area. HARTFORD (UPI) - Two busy one for the Round Table Tluck, and Cindy Tucker in the Assembly activities. Since the free. They represented the munity facilities. and Gold Book of Values of office by Nov. 1 in order to schools’s basketball team. A pull cord for fire and firms found guilty of pyramid They're Aii at PLAZA! Singers of Manchester High Soprano section. Pep Rally, Fifties’ Dance, volleyball, football, soccer, The complex will be located Cherry Hill, N.J. arrange for eventual restitution fraud have been ordered to turn School. This year’s schedule Carolyn Boser, Linda Brody, carwash, and numerous field hockey, and cross country on four acres of land behind the medical emergencies will be Attorney General Robert K. or refunds to the 53 persons who over a list of their Connecticut calls for many away perfor­ Wendy Comp, Terry Donovan, meetings have been held teams. former jail on the Green. A located in each bedroom and Killian and state Consumer put up money for investments. bathroom. A direct connection investors, according to the mances for clubs, church Down Hlivyak, Sherrie successfully, president Dave Afterwards, the cheerleaders driveway entry onto Rt. 74 will Protection Commiskoner Bar­ Another hearing is scheduled to the nearby Mutal Aid dis­ attorney general and the state groups, and a host of ap­ Hopperstead, Laurje Hubbard, Jacobs terms this one of the and majorettes led the Pep Ral­ be sh a r^ with the Ambulance bara Dunn said Thursday the Nov. 8 in New Haven Superior patcher will be investigated, as Department of Consumer preciative audiences who have Karen Lessard, Sue Malo, most successful beginnings of ly, followed by the announce­ Association. ruling is the first time the state Court to set up the mechanics per the suggestion of Town Protection. enjoyed Round Table in the Karen McAdle, Eileen Petrone, Student Assembly in recent ment of the Homecoming 'The design of the buildings has obtained an order of restitu­ for making restitution. Manager John Harkins. Superior Court Judge Henry past, and have invited them Kathy Roberts, Linda Sanchini, years. Queen Cathy Cuneo, and her will fit in with other buildings tion on behalf of Connecticut J. Naruk issued the order, The suit was brought by back. For example, the singers, Marcia Spano, Sue Sterling, To help financially, SAA sales court. Barb Crowley and Nancy on the Green. Styled in a Parking is provided for 20 residents who are victims of a cars and a 10-foot wide described as the first of its Killian, based on an investiga­ who performed in Hawaii two Cindy Timbrell, Gloria Tripp, have almost reach^ the 500 Yacaniello. Former disc jockey traditional colonial manner, the fraud scheme. walkway, large enough for an kind, in Hartford against Bull tion conducted by Mrs. Dunn, a years ago, have been invited Pam Whitney, Lenore Dubaldo, mark. This is more than double Dick Booth oldies records and buildings will be of clapboard The two firms were directed emergency vehicle, will go into Investment Inc. of Dover, N.H., spokesman said. back this year. and Marina Moyer are the the amount of last year’s sales. provided the evening’s with casement windows. If to provide the list to Killian’s the building area. The group, founded in 1938, is Altos. Anyone still interested in humorous sidelines. natural cedar is used, the presently headed by well-known Tenors are Jonathan Adams, buying an SAA should see Mr. Friday, Oct. 18, Student architect hopes to stain it, The engineering firm of 2 Miss Martha White, who has Brian Beggs, James Coehlo, Korbusieski (Mr. Korby). Assembly provided movie fans while windows and trim will be Griswold & Fuss has been hired the singers rehearsing hard in Stuart Fla veil, Mike Granato, Friday, Oct. 4, was Flower with excellent entertainment. white. Metal, fire-proof doors by Schoenhardt to design a sep­ preparation for their busy John Griffin, David Jacobs, Day at MHS. Red and white The Marx Brothers, Three will he colored. tic system. Griswold & Fuss schedule of concerts, not to Martin Johnson, George carnations were sold for 40 Stooges, and Little Rascals Schoenhardt will present the did a survey on the property at Harkin’s request, earlier this mention the traditional Round McAuley, Kevin Marceau, cents each. Profit from this were featured. Qndy timbrell preliminary plans to the year. Water will most likely be Table sponsored MHS talent Keith Nicholas, Stephen P. venture amounted $150. Seven and Ron Ricketts headed the Department of Community Af­ piped from the jail. show on Nov. 1. Round Table Sapienza, and Lee and Neil hundred flowers were sold, and committee for the movies. Tlie fairs and, upon approval, the members for this year are: Snuffer. ^ 15 were given away to the new films netted $150 for the plans will be brought to the Viewing actual plans was an Darlene Anderson, Linnea Basses are Peter Avery, John teachers and cafeteria aides. assembly. town’s Planning and Zoning exciting event for the Housing Benson, Andrea Carroll, Jane Elsesser, Steve Hirschfeld, That evening’s dance, set in Mike Simcox arranged the Commission. Authority members, most of 5 Dewey, Cindy Dodson, Debbie Paul Maidment, Eric Mann, the style of the fifties, attracted car wash. It was held on Oct. 19, Sensitive to the needs of whom served on a study com­ Dow, Sue Gaffney, Shirley Bill, Matthews, Alex over six hundred students, and brought in $88. It is hoped senior citizens, the plans call mittee months before being ap­ Giraitis, Laura Haines, Chris hUkolowsky, Randy Murphy, many of whom were dressed in that such profitable activities for a park-like circular green pointed commissioners in Oc­ Hanauer, Lynne Hodgkins, Sue Jeff Smith, Kevin J. Sullivan, the garb of the time. As Jacobs will continue. Student surrounded by the five tober 1972. Serving on the com­ Horton, Maureen Loughrey, Mike Taylor, Brad Wojcoski, Round Table Officers states, “there was a good turn­ Assembly is trying to continue buildings. Also planned are a mission is Rav. Donald Miller, Lee Luurtsema, Mary McNeill, and Gary Zito. — Jon Adams out, showing much school to serve MHS in the future. Susan Marteney, Marcia Paliz- Newly elected Round Table officers and section leaders spirit.” Bill MacLean and Sue Through your support it will business manager; Scott Price, tenor. Front row, from 1: Camilleri arranged the affair. work. gather in Miss Martha White’s office for a picture. They Linnea Benson, soprano; Marsha Spano, secretary; Sue are, back row from left; Gary Zito, bass; Bill Matthews, Sterling, secretary; Linda Brody, alto. (Photo by d O Talk Shop president; Stuart Flavell, treasurer; Gloria Tripp, Swadams) Town Plot Growers Do you know the varsity a lineman, feels that the front librarian; Martin Johnson, vice president; John Adams, AFS Has Big Weekend soccer team captains? If you (VO line needs improvement in the don’t, maybe you should try to, form of more scoring punch. In MHS’s AFS club held a meal for forty ravenous Urged to Harvest \.0 because they’re worth meeting. response to a question concern­ Guidance Rock Review Meet the Board retreat weekend at the Times mouths. Simone helped out They are Mike Lombardo, and ing the varsity soccer coach Farm Camp in Andover, Oct. there, preparing a Brazilian Bill McGean, who play center Absentee ballot applications Dick Danielson, the captains At the Sept. 9 meeting of 12-14. About 40 members came dessert for the group which SOUTH WINDSOR fullback and left wing, respec­ Notes Joe Walsh: “The Smoker are available at the Town replied, "Look at his past which will attest the fact that MHS’s Student Assembly its to the camp to learn about other brought cries of “More! Judy Ki'ehnel tively. When asked how team Representatives visiting You Drink, the Player You Clerk’s office or through the records. You can’t argue with Walsh was indeed the motivator Junior and Senior student cultures, and to get to know the Morel”. However, some who Correspondent spirit was, they said spirit has MHS during the week of Oct. 28 Gel” in the James Gang. “The members of the Republican success. He’s one of the best delegates to the Board of other members of the club. attempted to eat the rice found 644-1364 l ^ n improving steadily over through Nov. 1 are as follows: Remember the James Gang? Absentee Ballot Committee. coaches in thi state.” Smoker You Drink’, the Player Education were selected. The chief planned activities their mouths glued permanent­ the past few games. MacLean Tuesday, Oct. 29, Hartford No, not Jesse James and his South Windsor residents, who Anyone wanting more infor­ M anchester High soccer You Get” is a quality album Mickey Simon was elected as included and introductory talk ly shut. The chicken and planted gardens on the town- and Lombardo both feel that State Technical College, period gang, the rock group the James mation or absentee ballot qualified for the CCIL tourna­ enhanced by Walsh’s fine use of Junior representative and John by Gary Bogli, a past president potatoes cooked on hot coals by their defense is the strongest 4, ’Thursday, Oct. 31, Notre Gang. Well, they’re still owned Pero property are asked delivered personally should call Savings Bank ment three games ago, so the synthesizer. Mrosek was chosen as Senior of the AFS town committee, Joe TVler and Steve Spaeth part of the team, and state as Dame College, Manchester, around. Of course, since Joe to complete harvest of their Eleanor Bachman, Republican naturally the subject came up “Rocky Mountin Way” hit the representative. ’This is John’s slide talks by George Sweet- were a favorite. Steve also proof the string of ten straight N.H., period 4, Central Conn. Walsh left them they really “crops” by Oct. 30. absentee ballot chairman, at in the interview I had with Bill idiot charts but it’s really not second year qf service on the nam, Manchester’s AFS taught the hallowed sport of 0 shutouts the team has turned in. State College, New Britain, aren’t very good. Some night According to Supt. of Parks her home 75 Timber Trail. of Manchester and Mike. Right now the team the best on the album. At least board. exchange student to Italy, “snarfing”, which involves the What is the key to that period 6, Colby College, Water- you may catch them up at the and Grounds William Shuteran, Member F.D.I C is in first place in the CCIL. “Dreams” and “Meadows” are These Student Represen­ Martha Lieber, the Open Door ingestion of an entire square of defense? Lombardo says that ville, Maine, period 7, Friday, Teen Center. the plot is scheduled to be Because of a points-scored better than that, and several tatives have the same exchange student to Chile, and jello in one frantic gulp. when Ray Sullivan is in the goal N ov. 1, U n iv e r s ity of Joe Walsh, on the other hand, harrowed and sown with winter system of ranking, the team is other cuts are just as good. privileges as regular voting Luke and Arad Williams, who The unscheduled activities for Manchester, he gives con­ Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Conn, is still very good. He was the rye shortly thereafter. f ranked about fourth or fifth in Walsh has produced another members on the board. They hail from Brazil. Nate Gatchell ranged from volleyball to In the spring, the rye will be fidence to the whole defense. period 5, University of New leader of the James Gang when the state, the captains said; but good album, “Barnstorm,” and cannot, however, vote with the gave an informal talk over medicine ball to an impromptu plowed under in preparation for MacLean says of Sullivan, Haven, West Haven, Conn, the produced such epics as they expect to do better in tour­ those of you who caught him in board as state statute requires lunch, about his Mexico trip, plunge into a nearby stream the new season’s planning. “He’s definitely one of the best period 6, and Curry College, “Walk Away” and “Funk 49.” nament competition. In any concert a few months back will voting members to be elected and travel in general. while the more timid stood and Many South Windsor high school goalies in the Milton, Mass., period 7. Passes He broke off from the group and event, the team will have plenty by the people. A right they do TTie weekenders were also watched in winter coats. residents, without enough state.” can be obtain^ in the Guidance soon produced this album. agree, he rates ahead of the of support from its captains. — Black Sabbaths of the rock have is to make suggestions taught how to dance: first Sometimes people even slept. property to allow a vegetable C Bill MacLean, who is himself Office. Alan Girelli scene. from the floor. Greek and Israeli style, by Jill No matter what was going on, garden, took advantage of the Nail Young: “ After the When I asked John what he Garfunkel from Footprints, and there was always a chance to town land “ loaned” for Cold Rush” did jast year as Junior later Brazillian style by the stop and talk and get to Know summer planting. lOH Reaches Out With Help Even though this album is Representative, he replied that Williamses. If you think you’ve someone a little better. Everything from radishes to three years old, it seems like he and last year’s Senior seen chaos, imagine the huge The easy atmosphere which watermelon has been grown, Representative, Rick Wasser- circle of 40 AFSers trying to prevails when people are living and according to one South Each Sunday, approximately first come to lOH. At lOH, high time someone recognized Diane Hellstrom; public been saving money to build a man, helped establish a direct perform a simple Greek dance together was conducive to the Windsor dweller who said he 100 students from area high someone cares enough to take it as Neil Young’s finest relations, Ed Boland; new pool, starting at a policy concerning the confiden­ step in something resembling overall friendliness which had to go out to buy a freezer to schools, come to the MHS pool time, to play with them, to talk production. “After the Gold sergeant -at-arms, Cherrie shallower depth and gradually tiality of student records. They unison. resulted. TTie club members ex­ store his harvest, ' this has T from 12:30 until 4:30 p.m. Hyde and Dave Duff. ’The ad­ with them. getting deeper. At this time Rush” rates above “Time Fades Away’’ and even were also involved in the rank Now, if you’ve got a really tend their thanks to Joe TVlor, really cut down on the grocery During these four hours they visor is David Moyer. Besides Of course some students do lOH has saved about $6,600 in “Harvest on the quality scale. in class revision and fertile imagination, imagine a Steve Spaeth, and especially bill.” work with the mentally, the regular Sundays, the of­ learn to swim; several have the fund. However, this is not There has never been any supplemented a major student handful of inexperienced Barbara Moraitis, all of whom As for the price of the physically, and emotionally ficers hold weekly meetings to earned Red Cross swimming enough. To earn money for the doubt about Young’s guitar effort to support the Junior high AFSers trying to whip up a big made this weekend. — Giorgio freezer, the ‘‘part-time handicapped people from accomplish things at an certificates. This is incredibly project, lOH, sponsors many Manchester and surrounding ability, from the days of Buf­ school’s renovations referen­ farmer” said he hopes the gar­ organizational level. rewarding for the student and events each year. In the fall, dum. den property will be made towns. This hardworking instructor as well. falo Springfield, and later in Calendar On a deeper level, however, there is a mobile bake sale, in John and Mickey plan to available in years to come. organization is generally known lOH is a learning experience Crosby, Stills, Nash, and October 25-Noveinber 1 lOH is a learning experience, the spring a fashion show and a propose a mandatory teacher Halloween party, 7-10 p.m. “I have to pay for my as lOH, Instructors of the Han­ for the instructors, since among horse show. lOH also sponsors Young, he has shone on. His Saturday, Oct. 26: Alumni both for the instructor and the evaluation by the students for Thursday, Oct. 31: Volleyball freezer,” he said. dicapped. other things they have to learn composing ability is tremen­ soccer game, 2 p.m. at MHS; handicapped student. a Christmas Party for the this year. They also hope to match against both Windham Absentee Ballots Superficially, lOH is simply a patience and tolerance. It is dous, too. With songs like “Only Away varsity football game at Many students will never students and seminars for the suggest methods of curtailing and Bulkeley, home, at 3:15 group of students trying to extremely frustrating for the instructors. Love Can Break Your Heart,” Enfield, 1:30 p.m. The Republican Absentee learn to swim with any vandalism of school property p.m. teach the handicapped to swim. and “Southern Man” on this Monday, Oct. 28: JV football Ballot Committee is reminding proficiency, but the fact that students who have the potential The plans for the mobile bake and would like to see a graphic Friday, Nov. 1: “It’s Enter­ ’The day is divided into five they tried makes it just a littlel to swim, but simply are not ac­ sale are already being made. album, one gets a full dosage of game at Enfield, 3:15 p.m., those who may not be able to go Young’s guitar and composing arts program established in the tainment,” annual talent show, to the polls in person Nov. 5 that class periods. Each member bit easier to live with, if not' complishing the task. ’The in­ The tentative date is Nov. 9. A AFS volleyball game at the admission, $1.50 without SAA, talents. His vocals are high school. they should make has between one and five overcome their handicap. With structor must be able to share mobile bake sale is a bit gym. $1 with. questionable but involving: he Both agree that their main arrangements now to vote by regularity scheduled classes, many of the students from lOH the happiness of achievement, different from other sales in Tuesday, Oct. 29: Windham E ditor’s note: The High suits his voice to the song. purpose is to function as an ac­ absentee ballot. using the remaining time to is the knowledge that somone not just passively, but fully and that the baked goods are loaded vs. MHS home soccer game at School World realizes that His backup is more than am­ tive part of Student Assembly Businessmen who may be out substitute for another member cares about them. totally. ’The instructors must into station wagons, and the in­ 3:15 p.m. Current Affairs many activities at the high BRICK and STONE PANELS ple, with Stephen Stills also on and to represent student of town on Election Day, who may be out sick, or to help Imagine the feeling of learn to push the students, but structors go from door to door meeting Tuesday evening. school are not represented in guitar. ’The album also features opinions and needs. Mickey students, vacationers and those out whenever necessary. worthlessness these children gently, and wait, sometimes selling the home-baked goods. Wednesday, Oct. 30: All-day this calendar. This is because some excellent harmonica seems eager to get started as who are ill or infirm may cast There are eight officers, must experience when they extremely long periods of time, All areas of town are covered, mock election for Connecticut we rely on organizations having elected in the spring of each background. Other featured Junior representative. They their vote by absentee ballot. don’t even know their own for the student to achieve the so, on Nov. 9, be expecting a offices. Students are urged to activities planned to notify us. AND FIREPLACES cuts include, “Till the Morning wish to represent as many of year. TTiis year’s officers are: name, and no one else had task. member of lOH at your door. vote; JV soccer game, 3:15 Those who wish to have an FACTORY IRREGULARS Comes,” and “Oh Lonesome the Students’ views as possible president, Grace Belfiore; vice bothered to teach it to you, or *IOH’s main problem is that And do buy something. It is sup­ p.m. at Windham; Somanhis event included in this calendar president, Larry Berbo; cor­ Me.” — Joe Damon and Mike and welcome any reasonable even learn it themselves. ’Riis MHS pool begins at a depth of porting an excellent organiza­ meeting, 2:35 p.m.; Student should contact Zene Vaughan or Our layaway plan responding secretary, Cathy Darby suggestions. — Peggy Graff is the case of many of the four feet, and many of the tion, doing an important job for Assembly meeting and any editor. in now in effect Toomey, treasurer, Cindy Tim­ Mansfield students before they students are too small to even the community. Save Up To 80% OFF RETAIL brell; business secretary. stand at that depth. lOH has Ilk about It! ncvciES SATURDAY, OCT. 20, 1974 Profile: Sue Marteney LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW BICYCLES IN THE 8:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. “Children and animals are a experiences she had had. The She thinks the idea of being in­ editor of Aridian and a full-back 3 VERNON AREA tion of early attic and trash- lot alike ; they will readily trust friendly and helpful nature of volved with something such as on the field hockey team. It is can.” She says she keeps things Professionally Assembled you, are totally honest and the people they met and National Geographic Magazine important to Sue to be an active for practical use; something LARGE ASSORTMENT OF COLORS AND PATTERNS open, and are willing to experi­ cleanliness of the countries is particularly exciting. “To go member of whatever group she that is thrown out this week ment. The absencff of fakeness they visited impressed her. She with head-hunters for a year or joins; she is never just another might be needed the next. in their relationships with you would like to go back to Austria to research wolves in name on the list. “I don’t want to come across Panels 4’x8’ Size ELECTRIC FIREPLACES makes you be more honest.” and Scotland, as the shaggy cat­ Siberia....! think that would be She is involved in a variety of as something I am not. If you Although Susan Marteney was tle, heather, and flowers great!” Another prospect is community activities including are honest enough when you talking about animals and appealed to her. “1 guess I’m writing children’s books about The Little Theatre of talk with people, they will know children, this statement could romantic at heart.” subjects such as turtles or Manchester, Girl Scouts, the who you really are, even if your easily apply to Sue herself. She Sue considers the credit-^' raising mice. Historical Society, and a conversation is not a deep, finds pretentious people $gOO.$20»« quality point system at MHS to “1 don’t want to be forced or singing group at her church philosophical one.” Saying maddening and feels that “peo­ be unfair to those interested in to force myself into a direction. which has performed at the what she feels and being secure oa. ple are neither the clubs they music, art, or a business At 17, it’s scary to have to Open Hearth, “a home for men with her own personality is im­ n n MU MimM nizi are in nor the things they do, H ill S T IEn , ROUTE N career. She feels that taking decide what to do with your who don’t have homes or portant to Sue. She believes but the thoughts they have and (U N I, COUEOTICVT 172-llSI piano, an art class, or typing is life.” Although she feels that families.” By singing and that being accepted as a woman the feelings they generate.” as worthwhile for some in­ students have been conditioned talking with these men. Sue and not being treated as an in­ MON-SAT 9:30-6:30 at CAVROK PLANT Sue Marteney dividuals as French, biology, or to believe that college is the hopes her group “make them ferior human being because of THORS I FRI ’TIL 9 RT. 1-86 - EXIT 97 Sue was born at the Universi­ calculus is for others. answer. Sue thinks it is a happier than they are.” one’s sex is essential. Since ty of Illinois where her parents Zoology, UConn English, necessary for her. She plans to Interest in a subject leads Sue society is perpetually changing stay fit and trim this winter NO DELIVERIES TAKE IT WITH YOU STATION WAGONS IDEAL were students. When she was a Spanish, choir, guitar, sculp­ attend a school in the northeast, to investigate it. She follows up and “a famous person can be a with a COLUMBIA EXERCISER young child, her father got a job ture, and ceramics make up possibly Hartwick, UConn, or a trip to a foreign country by hero in one day and the next day ■. at United Aircraft and they Sue’s schedule for this year . Her others which she is in­ reading about it. Her curiosity be mud,” Sue feels the truly ad-1 SLEDS & SNOW SHOVELS moved to Manchester. She favorite classes, art and vestigating. about a problem leads her to mirable people are those who BIRDFEEDERS&SEED PRODUCTS attended Keeney St. School and zoology, are relevant to her “If you get involved in clubs experiment. Presently, she is receive little recognition for Vi *V V' v,.'V Bennet Jr. High. Last summer, hopes for the future, One or sports, school can be much engaged in breeding mice to see their concern or sacrifice. WE SHARPEN: COMPANY she traveled in Europe with her possibility would be working more bearable.” She is active if a calico variety can be With her diversified in­ ICE SKATES, AXES, ‘‘I parents and ten-year-old sister with animals, either in associa­ in S ock’n Buskin, AFS, produced. “I’m not sure if it is terests, warm smile, and W aI c DTCTJEETHENURSE,SOMETHING AJOUrALABACCIDrtT: KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC. CAVROK Martha. Sue feels this was one tion with a children’s museum, Somanhis, Thespians and possible, but why not try?" sincere personality. Sue is a K E Y S M A D E Industrial Park Avenue Vernon, Conn. of the most significant zoo, or natural history museum. Round Table, Is assistant art Sue’s bedroom is “a combina­ person worth knowing. BUTHEWNT HAVEAPA55, 50-00..." PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Oct. 25, 1974 M ^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Frl.. Oct. 25. 1974- PAGE TWRNTV.TUPnn.

Homes For Sale 23 Homee For Sale 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23 Halloween Party at Lutz HAPPY A D S Order Your MANCHESTER - Eight-room Dutch Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 1 There will be a Halloween party Saturday from 2 to 5 1/2 baths, 2-car garage, We find the houge, ^Happy fireplace, lovely treM yard, you make the home. p.m. at the Lutz Junior Museum. city utilities, central location. KDTH’S realtor Children are reminded to come dressed in their favorite All for under $40,000. Keith MLS costume complete with decorated or carved jack-o’- Thought” HORNER Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. lantern which will be Judged at 3:30 p.m. SIX-ROOM aluminum sided $ 9,000 2.5 acre building lot. There will be special Halloween exhibits and games. She Herath Ranch - Large country kitchen Apple pie and cider will be sold. Today! with appliances. Over acre 118,000 3 acres, possible two lots in Ellington. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING treed yard, 3 bedrooms, full r e a l t o r cellar. Asking $33,900. Keith 35,900 5-5 Duplex. Good location. CALL 643-2711 Real Estate, 616-4126, 649-1922. By Bea Keith $36,000 Colonial Cape — 4 bedrooms. ... SoniMn* Manchester Offered by the THE CANDIDATES may h a vt tant you If your cafe curtains are a $40,000 7 room Ranch with family room. o happy adl Evening PHONE 643-2711 little short add fringe to the $42,000 5-5 Duplex in Mansfield. Good investment. ARE SAYING bottom. Also if you are short Herald of shelf space stack glasses PHILBRICK $44,900 New Listing - 5 room Ranch in prime location. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD with clear plastic wrap as separaters. $47,800 New aluminum sided Ranch in Manchester. Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 AGENCY Happy 37th Anniversary 1. Brick, one-story industrial Irish: Expand Commuter Bus FARM — 50 acres, mostly $47,900 Immaculate 7 room Colonial. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING TOLLAND - A warm home building. Central. Zoned. CLERK TO work part-time, in cleared and level land, 8 room MOM and DAD trimmed in sunshine. Six-room Plenty of parking and power. DEADLINE retail store, must be mature. house, barn, two large poultry $88,000 Brand new Executive Raised Ranch. Expansion of Manchester’s RATES Evening and weekend hours Country Cape, acre lot. Low 10,000 sq. ft. Transportation tor considera­ 12:00 noon the day before 30’s. 872-6323. houses, 2-car garage. Commuter bus system to tion to . develop another com­ available. Profit sharing retire­ 2. Liquor Store. Volume over $50,000 Colonial Farmhouse with 1V2 acres. Sorry It’s Late publication. 1 day ...... 9t word per day ment plan. Apply in person another parking terminal and muter bus terminal similar to Deadline for Saturday and 3 d a y s ...... 8t word per day $125,000— Well stocked. Good MANCHESTER - the creation of a new service to 6 d a y s ...... 7t word par day Cumberland Farms Store, 151 MANCHESTER - Six-room Ranch—large living room, for­ the Burr’s Comer terminal on Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. Middle Turnpike West. 328 lease. Large neighborhood Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in Wade, Charlotte, Mike, Lyn, Christy, Doug, Jeff, 28 days ...... 8t word par day custom built Ranch, fireplace, trade. mal dining room, modern Tolland Tpke. I feel Manchester 15 WORD MINIMUM Green Road or West Center and carpeting, garage, west side East Hartford are proposals of Suzie, Lizzy, WInky, Fluffy, Petey, Polly and Chinook kitchen, three bedrooms, first residents have expressed their PLEASE READ Happy A d s ...... $1.75 Inch Lyness Streets, Manchester. An location, near school, enclosed 3. Industrial buildings. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... Wallace J. Irish Jr., Republican willingness to use this service. ^ual opportunity employer porch, excellent condition. 30’s. Manchester and East Hart­ floor laundry, aluminum candidate for state represen­ Now it should be expanded and YOUR AD J/F. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. ford for sale and/or lease. siding, handy location, tative in the 12th Assembly reduced to $29,900. made more convenient. If we Classified ads are taken over 4. Ranch in Hebron. Full base­ REALE’S CORNER District. the phone as a convenience. EAST HARTFORD - Im­ 175 MAIN STREET are to take action to reduce the The Herald is responsible for ment. Large lot. 3 bedrooms...... PHONE 646-4525 “I have met with the com­ amount of traffic using and Happiness Is... S maculate 6 room Split, three only one incorrect insertion and AVON bedrooms, paneled family Aluminum siding, $33,900. FOUR FAMILY - Four 4- missioner of the Department of already over burdened 1-86, Buying some goodies § then only to the size of the room apartments. Good in­ Transportation and discussed Happy original insertion. Errors which NEED CASH FOR room, 1 l/2baths, basement, 5. Four Bedrooms, fireplaced these proposals must be im­ at the I come. Handy location. Owner MANCHESTER - 8-room the mass transit situation for 14th do nol lessen the value of the CHRISTMAS? If you're am­ pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. living room, large kitchen. plemented.” Democratic | Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. will assist in financing. Contemporary, 4 large Miss Alicia Arpin waits to be capped by Mrs. Mary Sterud, tificate for having served 650 hours. The Misses Brissette the Manchester area, siad Birthday udveriisement will not be cor­ bitious and enthusiastic you Unique situation in Glaston­ MANCHESTER VICINITY Town Committee | rected by an additional inser­ can start earning money Im­ bury, $35,000. Excellent value at $59,600. bedrooms, V h baths, magnifi­ Exciting custom 10-room director of nurses. Miss Julia Brissette, left, newly and Palizza are both daughters of head nurses at the Irish. I feel the expansion of our tion cent view. Asking $66,900. mediately as an Avon MANCHESTER - Handyman’s Raised Ranch on oversized capped, looks on while Miss Marcia Palizz reads her cer- hospital. (Herald photo by Dunn) most successful commuter bus BERT BAKED GOODS § Special. Reduced for quick sale. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, INVITATION TO BID Representative. Meet peo­ Candles will remain firm if GLASTONBURY - Colonial country style lot. Home has service to Hartford and the in­ BERTEMER 7-6 duplex, 3-.car garage. modeling clay is pressed into 643-1108. troduction of a new service to Sealed bids will be received in SALE I ple. Have fun, too. Call for Excellent locatfoB; Good in­ 8V2 rooms on large treed lot, 2 too many extras to begin to Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 the bottom of a holder. This United Aircraft Corp and Pratt the Office of The Director of BIRTLES Saturday, October 26 | details; 269-4922. come. LaPenta Agency, 646- full baths, 16x28 family room, NEW LISTING- eight room list. Priced to sell at $75,000. will protect any damage to Call today for a personal in­ & Whitney are logical and im­ General Services, 41 Center From the Gang on 10:00 A.M. I 2440. den. sewing room, 4-car gar­ Raised Ranch, four bedrooms, Pinkies Honored at Hospital Street, Manchester, Connec­ your table. three baths, fireplace, three spection. portant. Top Notch Foods g age, pool, cement patio, $45,- "The Hill" We are willing and able to garages. Only $44,500. Pasek “It is my intention, if elected, ticut until November 5, 1974 at 260 North Main Street | 500. 11:00 a.m. for the following; ELECTRONIC Assemblers - SUPER DUPLEX help you in either BUYING or Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- to submit my list of proposal Paid Political Ad it Must have experience- Pinkies were honored Thursday night at Bernstein, Julia Brissette, Clara Cosme, Large 6-6 Duplex In SELLING YOUR HOME. So RAISED RANCH, 3 8243. A certificate for 600 hours was awarded locations to the Department of PAVING LINCOLN CENTER background. Earn ^.25 hourly, Manchester Memorial Hospital for ser­ Janet Dixon, Cindy Donn, Rosemary PARKING LOT desirable area. Immaculate do stop by at our office. bedrooms, modern kitchen, to Debbie Cowles, and one for 650 hours Happy Birthday now full-time in Hartford. SIX room Colonial completely vice in the Junior Auxiliary Volunteer Frost, Allison Grotta and Jane Stanton. Special attention is called to the Happy 17th Birthday condition. Two-car garage. living room with fireplace, 2- was presented to Marcia Palizza, the Jobseekers, 568-1070. renovated inside anoiQ out. program. I Pins for 150 hours of service were group’s outgoing president. requirement of the Davis- TRICIA LAUREEN Truly a fine home to live In. car garage, pool, wooded lot, Garage, 1 1/2 baths, nicely , Called Pinkies because of their pink un­ presented to: Lorraine Bailey, Alexa Bacon Act Labor Rate and Love, COCKTAIL Waitresses - Many Call early 170x325, $39,500. Mrs. Alan Krupp, president of the Increase Distance From treed lot. Low 30s. Early oc­ iforms, the girls received caps and awards Berger, Diane Bramande, Julie Brissett, Employment Standards 5S full, part-time openings to cupancy. Mr. Dwyer, Belfiore 647-1419 hospital auxiliary, expressed appreciation When driving on slippery Mom and Dad GARRISON COLONIAL - 24’ for service hours. Robin Close, Kay Flanagan, Mary Foley, Bid forms, plans and Euel Gibbons choose from. With our without FM Agency, 647-1413. to the girls’ parents and to the adult pavement, the Connecticut Dale and Grandma Keitk front to back living room with Hospital Administrator Edward Kenney Eileen Gresh, Robin Jones, Bonnie specifications are available at experience. Available now. 646-4144 auxiliary members for their support and Safety Commission Jobseekers, 568-1070. fireplace, formal dining room, spoke to the girls and their friends and Kennedy, Brenda Kniaz, Paula LaBrec, the General Services Office, 41 FIVE room Ansaldi built encouragement to the girls in performing recommends you increase your FRECHETTE & MARTIN, 3 bedrooms, V k baths, large NEW CUSTOM built homes families on the family relationship of the Kathy Manning, Holly Miller and Donna Center Street, Manchester, Real Estate Ranch. Two fireplaces, lovely their service. following distance. Tests show MAN wanted for p.m. shift un­ screened porch. $45,900. within walking distance of Main hospital and its staff. He described the Prior. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages $ REALTORS, INC. family room, country size Members of the Junior Auxiliary stopping distances on snow and Connecticut. loading freight cars of CTain. 172 Hast Center Street kitchen. Simply immaculate. Street. A “super” Cape - two cooperation between the 950 hospital Receiving awards for 200 hours were: Town of Manchester INDEX 263 Main Street, Wanchestor 646-4126 649-1922 raised Ranches and a four Volunteers come from nine surrounding ice can be three to nine times MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd Good pay and overtime. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- Mr. Matthew, Belfiore Agency, ;employes, the almost 1,000 hospital Lorraine Bailey, Diane Bramande, Susan towns as well as Manchester. Girls are Connecticut NOTICES Excellent fringe benefits. 647-1413. bedroom Colonial. Act now and the normal braking distance on — mortgages — interim financing room antique Colonial com­ auxiliary members, and the 90 members Connelly, Annette Duke, Lorraine Egan, 1 Lost end Found Steady year round employment. choose your own colors, etc. 'T. taken into the program as close to their dry pavement. Robert B. Weiss, 2 — Personals — expeditious and confidential REDUCED - Vernon, im­ pletely restored and in of the hospital medical staff. Mary Foley, Robin Jones, Bonnie Call 649-4523. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 14th birthday as possible. General Manager 3 — Announcements service, J.D. Real Estate maculate five room Ranch, two 6V4 ROOM Colonial, garage excellent condition. 4 ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful Kenney also commended the Pinkies on Kennedy, Brenda Kniaz, Ann Litrico, 4 — Entertainment bedrooms, large living room, Janet Dixon of Bolton was installed as Assoc. 646-1980. plus carport. Wall-to-wall fireplaces, 2V2 baths, income sweeping view of entire lake, 4- TWO FAMILY - duplex, 5-5, the “great community service” they are Kathy Manning, Sylvia Pettengill, Susan 5 Auctions RECEPTIONIST for doctor - dining room, wooded three acre president of the junior auxiliary. Other of­ Part-time opening for gal with carpeting, aluminum siding. producing 3-room studio room older home, modern bath, three years old, 1 1/2 baths, performing. Tucker. FINANCIAL lot. $27,900. Merritt Agency, ficers installed were Mary Foley of bookkeeping. Medical Lovely landscaped lot. Mr. apartment and 2-room antique half-acre treed lot, garage, $17,- aluminum siding, good invest­ Mrs. George Bendsten, director of Awards for 250 hours were presented to: 8 — BondS'Stocks-Mortgages 646-1180. 900. Hayes Corporation, 6 ^ Manchester, vice president, and Bonnie 9 — Personal Loans background helpful or will Lombardo, Belnore Agency, shop. ment at $53,900. Philbrick volunteers, and Mrs. Mary Sterud, direc­ Kathy Crombie, Margaret Litrico, Bever­ 10 Insurance □ EMPLOYMENT 647-1413. 0131. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Kennedy, also of Manchester, secretary. train. Jobseekers, 568-1070. PORTER STREET area - tor of nurses, presented caps to the ly Rider and Adele Silhavey. TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. EMPLOYMENT beautiful six room Colonial, Central heat, one block to bus — LOVELY 3-bedroom Cape, -following girls; Alicia Arpin, Shelly 13 Help Wanted Help Wanted 13 ORDER CLERK - Start full­ three bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, NOTICE 14 — minutes from Manchester line. $37,500. Business Opportunities time now, training provided, carpeted living and dining 15 Situation Wanted- TOOL MAKERS - All-around must like working with center, in nearby Bolton. Huge V e rn o n City Sawere room, nicely treed lot. Merritt wooded lot. Front-to-back RAISED RANCH - 7 rooms, Metal Worker, 22, EDUCATION machinists and Bridgeport Legal Notice customers. $115 weekly in East Agency, 646-1180. Flushing of the water mains of The 18 — Private Instructions operators. Top wages, fringe Hartford. Jobseekers, 568-1070. living room with stone formal dining room, family 19 — Schools-Classes TOWN OF COVENTRY fireplace. Priced right. Mr. room, modern kitchen, wall- Preview: 20 Instructions Wanted benefits and overtime. PRINCETON STREET- Clean Wins State Lottery Manchester Water Company will Experience preferred, but will ZONING BOARD OF MATURE WOMAN to work Lombardo, Belflore Agency, to-wall carpeting, aluminum I 4 bedroom Colonial in the 647-1413. COURT begin Monday, October 21, 1974. REAL ESTATE train right man. Apply at APPEALS evenings, Wednedsday - Friday, center of town. Walk to all siding, 2-car garage. Large CASES — NORTH BRANFORD (UPI) 23 Homes lor Sale 4-9, all day Sunday 10-6. Apply lot, 160x250. $47,500. sets celebrate their 25th wed­ — Paragon Tool Company, 121 At the public hearing on Oc­ schools. Owners building a new — Robert Veillette, 22, of 24 Lots-Land lor Sale ■STREAL GEM“ " ding anniversaries. 25 — Investment Property Adams Street. tober 21,1974, the application of in person, Swiss Colony. house, want this one sold. S<> Deluxe Ranch custom built for present CIRCUIT COURT 12 • Harold Lisk, 40, of 134 Meriden, a sheetmetal worker, This week’s winning lottery Flushing Hours - 7:30 A.M. to 3:00 26 — Business Property Manchester Parkade. give us a call and "Start owner in 1967. Extra large fireplaced COLONIAL — Nine rooms. 27 — Herbert W. Couch, Cooper Manchester Session Oakland St., third-degree who won the $100,000 prize in Resort Property CONCRETE LABORER - To living room, spacious kitchen. Itk Bowers School, 4 bedrooms, numbers: P.M. 28 Real Estate Wanted Lane, Coventry, was approved packing”. T. J. Crockett, set forms. Call 875-1103 after 6 JOBSEEKERS - Open 8 a.m. - 8 baths. 2-car garage. Expandable lower den, fully equipped kitchen, Roger J. Michaud, 17, of 442 criminal mischief, nolled. the weekly Connecticut lottery N.Y., weekly - 852609. granting a fifteen foot front line Realtor, 643-1577. • Robert J. MacGranor, 37, Thursday, said he will use the Flushing will continue Monday through MISC. SERVICES p.m. p.m. with full and part-time level with fireplace and waIkKiut to formal dining room, rec _W. Middle Tpke., pleaded guilty R.I. - blue 39, green 898821, 31 — Services Ollered variance to construct a two car private rear yard. Choice of 142 Spruce St., suspended 30- Friday until completed. LAUNDRY WORKERS - employment opportunities 5 1/2 ROOM CAPE plus one un­ room, walk-out basement, iThursday to four counts of money to buy a house for his gold 955911. 32 — Painting-Papering garage on said property. Manchester residential area. Call 33 — CASHIER - full time for cash Needed 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. for a available now. Jobseekers, 568- finished. Gardner Street. In the Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646-3223. lusing a motor vehicle without day jail sentence for operating family. Building-Contracting walk-up attic, 2-car garage,i Mass. — green 7117, yellow 34 — Roofing-Siding and carry lumber yard. Many All information is on file at the new, modern laundry at 1070. 30s. By appointment only. a motor vehicle while his Veillette, an employe at — J. WATSON 8EACH CO. IV2 baths, assumable ■the owner’s permission and his 351, blue 90. 35 Heating-Plumbing compaiw benefits. 40 hours per Town Clerk’s Office. Meadows Convalescent Home. Owner, 649-5746. case was continued to Dec. 5 for license was suspended. Janazzo Heating and Air Con­ 36 — Flooring Business Opportunity 14 REALTORS MLS mortgage at 5%%, $40,500. Conn. — 88983, bonus 68520 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage week . For an appointment call George M. Coon Experience with large washers M anchM ttr Offlea «47-913« a pre-sentence investigation. • Miguel Mollett, 17, of 78 ditioning in Bristol, said he and and 38141. MANCHESTER 38 Services Wanted Mr. Edwards, or 1^. Gormley. Chairman is preferred, but not essential. GLASTONBURY - Laree 4- ^EgujnfojMfn^OggortunBj^^ CONDOMINIUM- 7 rooms, 3 Michaud also pleaded guilty Oak St., suspended sentence at his wife buy three tickets a Maine — 299 087, doubling 9. at 649-0136. Coventry Zoning Apply in person at 333 Bidwell the Cheshire Reformatory for week, including one at place MISC. FOR SALE bedropm Colonial, fireplaced bedrooms, 2Vi baths, wall-to- A beautiful new wooded to a charge of third-degree 41 — Articles for Sale Board of Appeals Street, Manchester, or call 647- RIDICULOUS living room, formal dining — wall carpeting, modern larceny and that case was second-degree larceny and near work which he kept secret WATER COMPANY 42 Building Supplies 9191 between 9 and 3. room, den, basement garage. FOUR Bedroom Cape, con­ Visibility 43 — Dogs-Birds-Pets positions are available on our kitchen with built-ins, finished area created and designed •similarly continued. third-degree burglary. He was from his wife. A ticket he — Excellent location. Only $M,- venient west side location. New Winter brings shorter days 44 Livestock second and third shifts. We are A llqula that effectively rec room, central air- I Several other charges against committed to Norwich State bought there won the prize, he 45 — Boats & Accessories FULL-TIME truck washer 000. Keith Real Estate, 64^ roof, shag carpeting, drapes, especially for your new — looking for nurses who care balances and seals tires. conditioning, $34,500. [Michaud were nolled (not Hospital for three-month treat­ said. ’The couple have a one- and a drive home from work in 46 Sporting Goods Legal Notice wanted. Call 647-9400. 4126, 649-1922. stove. Lqvely lot. An im­ darkness. Good visibility 47 — Garden Products about meir patients to join our Proven by millions and maculate property. Mr. [prosecuted) Thursday by ment. year-old daughter Jennifer. 48 — Antiques becomes more important than staff at Meadows Convalescent NOTICE OF THE TAX PART-TIME help weekends, millions of miles of usage. Matthew, Belflore Agency, 647- WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! home. Lots for sole or Prosecutor William Collins. • Billy J. Orbach, 17, of 31 Veillette and his wife, Bon­ 49 Wanted to Buy Home, 333 Bidwell Street, 647- ever. The Connecticut State COLLECTOR-EIGHTH service station attendant. Call Exceptional profit oppor­ NEW-2-FAMILIES 1413. Thinking of Selling Your Those charges included third- Ridgewood St., third-degree nie, 21, plan to use the money RENTALS 9191 or stop by between 9^3 p.m. 644-8933 between 8 a.m.- 2 p.m. AAonroe Moses will custom Commission suggests you check — UTILITIES DISTRICT tunities. Exclusive dis­ 3 models to choose from, all Property? Call TODAY! degree burglary, tampering burglary and third-degree for a down payment on a home 52 Rooms for Rent MANCHESTER - Bowers your lights frequently, replace 53 — Apartments for Rent All taxes unpaid November 1, tributorships. Call J. Burks with 3 bedrooms, alum, with a motor vehicle, operating larceny, nolled. and to send their parents, who MUNICIPAL BUILDING 54 — CARPENTER wanted - Call WANTED - male interested in School area, six room Cape, build your home. Homes for Rent 1974 will be charged interest at siding, and city utilities. • Carolyn D. Spyke, 22, of worn wiper blades, and put 55 — Business for Rent 646-8390. COLLECT at: •a motor vehicle while his have never travel^, on a vaca­ the rate of 9 per cent per year Dairying to work after school completely remodeled, Windsorville Rd., Ellington, tion trip next year when both anti-freeze in your windshield 56 — Resort Property (or Rent hours and weekends. Apply in Quality built by James A. license was suspended, and 57 — Wanted to Rent from October 1,1974 until paid. excellent condition, four breach of peace, dismissed. wash solution. SALESPERSON - Opening for person, 364 Bidwell Street. (214) 661-5305 McCarthy. Good financing bedrooms, $29,900. Call owner, PHILBRICK [operating with unsafe tires. 58 Misc. for Rent Also, according to Public No. WHTM RUs m , Custom Builder Developer. • Eleanor Sawchyn, 30, of salesperson in office supply available. 643-2053. CLOSED AUTOMOTIVE department, experience 73-494, a minimum penalty of PERSONS to display posters Other cases heard Thursday Colchester, fourth-degree 61 — Autos for Sale 875-2260 — desirable, pleasant surroun­ $2.00 must be charged on each locally in business es­ before Judge Philip Dwyer in­ larceny, dismissed. 62 Trucks lor Sale DUTCH COLONIAL - New, 4 AGENCY 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale dings, good working conditions, bill delinquent on November 2, tablishments in your spare 646-1180 bedrooms, formal dining and cluded; • Stanley L. Snarski, 17, of 64 64 — Molorcycles-BIcycles 5 day week including Saturdays. VETERANS DAY 1974. Office hours are Sept. 27 time. Call 646-3618. living room, family room with REALTORS DIRECTIONS: EXIT 97 OFF IS6 ONTO TUNNEL ROAD; • Donald J. Bramande, 25, of Woodland St., suspended 30-day 65 - Campers-Trailers-Moblle Inquire Mr. Harrison, Mornings □ REAL ESTATE CONTINUE THROUGH TUNNEL AND TAKE LEFT ONTO Homes to Nov. 4, 1974, 10:30 A.M. to 1 WIERRITT AGENCY fireplace, aluminum siding, 2- Wilson, pleaded guilty to third- jail term for operating a motor COMING SOONI 66 — Automotive Service only or by appointment. INSURANCE salesperson - ECHO ROAD. P.M. and 2:30 P.M. to 4:30 car garage. Merritt Agency, degree sexual contact. Case vehicle while under the in­ 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Harrison Stationers, 849 Main experienced desired but not Homes For Sale 23 REALTOR 646-1180. 646-4200 continued to Dec. 5 for pre­ fluence of liquor. MONDAY Street, 646-7272. P.M., Mon. through Friday, necessary. Will train. All in­ excluding holidays. sentence investigation. • Warren Snowdon, 18, of BROAD ST. COMMON . quiries confidential. 646-0505. MANCHESTER — Striking 4 Hartford, second-degree • John D. Dancosse, no age Now Leasing Space To NOVEMBER 11, 1974 Mary P. Laraia bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ NEW on Market. Ten room or address available, placed on larceny, nolled. Lost and Found SECOND AND THIRD SHIFT Collector LICENSED PRACTICAL wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first Rockledge Colonial Cape. Two SENTRY • Donald Barrows, 39, of 18 ANTIQUE DEALERS, CRAFTSMEN nurse, 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. for a floor family room. Prime loca­ fireplaces, three full baths, five probation for one year after Manchester, Connecticut small facility for the elderly in Real Estate receiving concurrent 30-day Tunxis Trail, Bolton, disorderly CALLTHE LOST - Long haired type tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. bedrooms, huge shed dormer. Siamese cat, black paws, tail MOONLIGHTERS Manchester. Contact Sister Howland Realtors, 643-1108. Large treed yard. Mr. suspended jail terms for third- conduct, nolled. Emergency Telephone Numbers Mary Therese, 647-9908. • Catherine Derench, 49, of COUNTRY LOFT and face with tan, vicinity of Matthew, Belflore Agency, 647- degree larceny and fourth- 54 BROAD ST. 649-5173 Hamlin and Pearl Streets. Part-time janitorial work, 1413. East Hartford, third-degree WJRhway 649-5070 LEGAL NOTICE ATTRACTIVE Colonial - TRree degree larceny. Two additional 10 A.M .-6 P.M. Reward. 646-5946. early morning, 3 hours. East REAL ESTATE associate bedrooms,larooms, 1i 1/2i/z baths,oatns, counts of fourth-degree larceny larceny, nolled. Refuse 649-1886 Hartford and Manchester The second installment of desired for greater Hartford car[rpeting, nice lot, plus many FIVE Garages go with this were nolled. • Ray D. McCarter, 18, of 241 Sanitary Sewer and Water 649-9697 LOST - Passbook No. 25- areas. property taxes on the October 1, area. Join a young growin^irm extras,tras. Upper 30’s. Financing spacious, gracious 6-6 two- • Steven C. Gabriel, 21, of Charter Oak St., suspended 30- Flea Markets and Auctions 0033635, Savings Department of Call 649-5334 1973 Grand List are due and with proCTessive policies. For a available.ailable. R. Zimmer, J. D. family. Terrific income East Hartford, fined $30 for day jail term and one-year The Connecticut Bank & Trust payable 1 October, 1974. confidential interview call Bar­ Real Estate Associates, 646- proposition, location assures bara Weinberg at the B/W real- tampering with a motor vehi­ probation for second-degree to be held weekly... Company. Application made for Interest will be charged after 1 1980, 647-1139. future appreciation. Mr. payment. OIL BURNER Service man, November, 1974 at the rate of % W, 647-1419 or write 164 East Dwjer, Belflore Agency, 647- cle. A charge of third-degree larceny and disorderly conduct. Center Street, Manchester. larceny was nolled. full or part-time, complete of 1 per cent per month from MANCHESTER - Reduced for Announcements benefits, call 649-2871, M&M Oil quick sale, 5 1/2 room Cape, 1 the due date or a minimum of LAB TECHNICIANS - Required Service. $2.00. Taxes may be paid by 1/2 baths, garage, eat-in MANCHESTER NEED RIDE - from Arthur’s to have a minimum CLA cer­ mail or at the Town Office kitchen, Parkade area. LaPen- Drug Store, Main Street to tification with one year ta Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. WAITRESS for part-time after Building. ^ PARENTS TODAY’S THOUGHT For Responsible Concern Parkade, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Call school hours, will train, good experience in a hospital Check This tor Valuel 643-2895. pay, good gratuities, apply in Cynthia Clark laboratory. Will be expected to And occasionally rotate weekends EXCLUSIVE - By owner, no Eight-room Colonial, 4 person. Brass Key Restaurant. Tax Collector brokers. Beautiful Colonial, We all experience the need to talk to Auctions School Road as scheduled. These are full bedrooms, large eat-in someone else. When overburdened with Independent Dedsion Making time, permanent positions with corner home, living room, for­ kitchen with pantry, formal 118 eUSHMAN DRIVE, MANCHESTER CLEANING WOMAN - Six to Andover, Conn. 06232 mal dining, den, four bedrooms, worries, or overcome by sorrow or joy we AUCTION - Two cartons eight hours weekly. Own excellent salary and above dining room, fireplaced living average fringe benefits. Only two baths, modern kitchen, full room, den, front porch, gar­ Stop by to Inspect this newly listed home In sought after feel a need to express ourselves. Words wearing apparel originally con­ transportation. Call 646-4224. basement, fireplace, hot water those witn acceptable age, treed lot. Bently ^hool location. Large fireplaced living room, kitchen with eating are the means by which we are enabled to signed to Unishops. 8 a.m. Oc­ heat, 2-car ghrage. Many space, lovely Florida room, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, at­ communicate with one another. Those tober 29,150 Strong Road, South INVITATION TO BID references need apply. Please area. Immediate occupancy. APPRENTICE plumber with a extras. Beautifully landscapeo. COUNTRY LIVING tached garage, city utilities. A pleasure to seel who find it difficult to express themselves Windsor, Connecticut. contact: Personnel Employ­ Mid 30’s. minimum five years experience Sealed bids will be received in ment Office. W.W. Backus Sacrifice, $65,000. Manchester Within 5 minutes of downtown Manchester. This Im­ DIRECTIONS: Vernon St. to left on Scott Dr. to loft on often suffer a great deal from their abili­ RE-ELECT in the trade. Industrial and the Office of The Director of Hospital, 326 Washington area. For appointment, call 646- maculate Ranch home has to be seen. Owner transferred. 1634. F.J. SPILECKI Cushman. Signs posted. 289-4331. ty. Shyness, and a fear of being mis­ Bonds-StockS’Mortgages 8 commercial experience General Services, 41 Center Street, Norwich, Conn. 889-8331 Realtors 643-2121 Immediate occupancy. Call for more details, 872-7311. understood often paralize this type of per­ preferred. Exceptional fringe ext. 357. EOE. Street, Manchester, Connec­ EAST HARTFORD NEW HOMES son in conversation. The fact that there is MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ benefits. Please send resume to ticut until November 14,1974 at no one willing to listen to their problems cond, third. All kinds. Realty Box D, Manchester Herald. TRAINEES for heli-arc SPECTACULAR TWO family flat, 5-8. Central Seven new homes In various stages of completion. Priced Muriel Yacavone statewide, credit rating un­ 11:00 a.m. for the following: from $41,900 to $55,900. Financing Is available. Also two location. Recently painted, two only adds to their distress. In point of fact, ADDITION TO CHEMICAL welding position, full-time posi­ LaCava-Bullt necessary. Reasonable. Con- SERVICE STATION mechanic, tion with company paid heating systems, garage. could be rented with an option to buy. Call 872-7311. SENTRY there are very few who are willing to Garrison Colonial fidential, quick arrangements. general repairs, experienced, TREATMENT SHELTER- listen to their distress. In point of fact, holidays, vacations, insurance Four bedrooms, first-floor Owner may help with financing. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. good references, dependable, BUCKINGHAM RESERVOIR and profit sharing. Apply at Mr. Belflore, Belflore Agency, NEW LISTING i : Real Estate Services there are very few who are willing to family room, spacious front- Slate Representative District 9 100 ConstitutionConstitu..„.. ____ Plaza,, Hart- own tools, willing to work long Bid forms, plans and Connecticut Cycle Accessories. 847-1413. Lovely 3-bedroom Ranch In excellent location, eat-ln listen to their brothers, for very few in­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879 hours. Apply in person, after 1 specifications are available at 316 Hartford Road to-back living room with kitchen, large living room, V/z baths, attached garage, full 361 Marline Rd. 29 Connecticut Ilvd. deed can forget themselves completely fireplace, huge deck, 2-car m. daily. Silver Lane Shell, the General Services Office, 41 Manchester. ’ SEVEN ROOM Colonial Cape baseement, city utilities. Mid 30's. Call 289-4331. Vernon-8 7 2 -7 3 1 1 Eeet Hartford - 288-4331 enough to hear. The Meaning of Success by OVERDUE BILLS? Money 252 Spencer S tr e e t, Center Street, Manchester. garage. Immediate occupan with 2-car garage, on dead-end Manchester. Michel Quoist available to property owners. Town of Manchester REAL ESTATE - Qualified cy. Trees, cql-de-sac. Mid street. Double AA zone. REALTOR — MLS Submitted by State-wide, quick, confidential. Connecticut sales person for expanding of­ 50’s. Evergreen-enclosed rear yard. Vernon Board of Roaltors, Manchestor Board of Raaltora, | VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOVEMBER 5th, Pay only $12 monthly per thou- PHONE FROM home to ser­ fice. Call for confidential inter- Roxane Feeney Robert B. Weiss 28’ living room. Immediate oc­ HarMord Board of Roallora Church of the sand. Credit check un­ vice our customers for super R J. Spilecki, R»„„, WARREN L HOWLAND Yacavone Committee. Thomas K. Burns, Treasurer earnings. Choose own hours. General Manager cupancy. Mr. Lombardo, Assumption necessary. Burke Mortgage Realtors______043-1108 Belflore Agency, 647-1413. Company, 649-0378 anytime. Call 6W-1810. P ^ E TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Oct. 25. 1974

Homta For Salo 23 NofflM For Salo 23 Hontaa For Salo MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Fri„ Qct, 25. 1 9 7 4 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE 23 Homaa For Sola 23 Pool Eatata Wantad 28 Building-Contracting 33 IfooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnay 34 Articlaa h r Sola Articlaa h r Sah 41 Articlaa h r Sale 41 41 Antiquaa Apartmanta For Rant 83 Apartmanta For Rant MANCHESTER - New listing. 4a 83 Apartmanta For Rant 83 Homaa h r Rent ******•••••••••••••••••••#•• WE WILL buy your house. Call 54 Charming 4-room Cape-styie TAG SALE • Paintlnra, frames, anytime, Hutchins Agency, ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, SEASONED FIREPLACE LOVE SEAT and matching ROCKVILLE- five rooms, new Businaaa h r Rant 88 home in mint condition. Wall- Aluminum Siding i fishing equipment, clothes size Tndar WorM iM iqiiet a t t r a c t iv e three room Realtors, 646-3166. ' ^ chinmeys, gutters, Free e t wood by the truck load chair, mother of pearl and stove and refrigerator, new gas MANCHESTER - West. 8l6 to-wall carpet abounds Kitchon Ra-modaling 1 10, shoes size 5 1/2, few an­ OlanI apartment, utilities, heat, APARTMENT tlmates, fully insured. Days, delivered, 74^7833 or 455-9657. brass inlaid. CaU after 5, 643- furnace, wall-to-waU caipet, stove, refrigerator included, Center Street, rent $290., or 122 EAST CENTER Street - throughout. Beamed living Now Additions | evenings, 529-8056. Paul tiques, miscellaneous. 10 7745. RENTAL 0FF!CE sale $34,900. Low down pay­ Single office for rent. $90 room ceiling and spiral stair­ parking for two. No utiUues, ror information, caU 647-11B3. R.E. MILLER, Builder R Cosgrove, 643-5364. FLORENCE two-bumer parlor Seaman Circle, 10-4, Saturday. TA6 SALE $175. rent plus security. Two We have q large variety of ment. Vacant large 6 room monthly includes everything - case add to the true value. cape. 649-3635. Cal! 649-1421 [( stove with pipe, burns children accepted. Call 875- MANCHESTER - two bedroom deluxe one and two-bedimm parking. 646-1180. Priced at $27,900. Zinsser Agen­ □ MI8C. SERVICES GIANT Tag Shle - October 25, Saturday, Octoiiar 26 kerosene, good condition. $M □ RENTALS 7653. puplex, washer ho(dc-ups, ideid apartments and townhouses cy, 646-1511. Call 649-3013. 26, and 27.102 Glenwood Street, OFFICES - One 800 square feet Hnating-Plumbing 38 (Rain Data - October 27) young adults, no children, througliout Manchester. Ren Manchester. Old estate. Collec­ VERNON - three bedroom in Manchester State Bank Servleaa Othnd 31 Glass, china, brIc-a-brac, THREE-ROOM apartment, $185. Cali 64^6232. tors items, ironstone, cut glau, tal office open dail]( from 9-5, house with appliances for mom Building. Another completely MUST BE SOLD CARPENTRY — Repairs, SEWERLINES, sink lines, HAMMOND porta-B dual collectables, tools, iron, Rooma h r Rant 82 furnished or unfurnished. keyboard organ, Leslie 122 with flatware, tin, gilt frames, other times by appointment. yard for kids and fireplace for furnishM, 400 square feet, at By RALPH PABBK SHARPENING Service - remodeling, additions, roofing. cleaned with electric cutters, bottles. Insulators, etc. Phone 646-8390. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, THIS WEEK! trunks, linens, furniture, tools, dad. Just $250. (31.-80) Rentex 244 Main Street. T. J. Crockett, Saws, knives, axes, shears, Call David Patria, South Wind­ by professionals. McKinney reverb, good condition, THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ hot water, cooking gas, stove, Prtoe Raduced to S32.500 books, jewelry, much more. 9 8 AJR. to 6 P.M. 549-6980. Realtor, 643-1577. skates, rotary blades. Quick sor, 644-1796. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ sacrifice, ^,000. 643-0188 after nished rooms, centrally MANCHESTER - Six-room refrigerator, wall-to-wali DMATQ EKTERPnSES, NC. For Quick Salo 7. a.m.-5 p.m. 397 Tolland Tumpika Beware of overimprovingl service. Capitol Equipment pany, 643-5308. located. Kitchen privileges. duplex, modem kitchen with “ ip e ^ g , $185. Adults only, no 2404 MS SWi U , IlMtliHtM’ Seven-room Cape, 2 full baths, WES ROBBINS carpentry ExH 94,1-86 Parking. ReasonaSle rates. basement, on bus line. Security pets. Security deposit required. $48-1121 TH R EE BEDROOM house in APPROXIMATELY 300 square your house...Most (^., 38 Main St., Mancfieiter CASH REGISTER - NCR, living room with fireplace, rem odeling sp ecialist. Ad­ DOG HOUSES - One large, one Phone 6^2358. required. $210. Eastern, 64^ Centrally located. Available East Hartford. Carpeting, feet, suitable for store or oifice,. homeowners make the mis-1 Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday NO JOB too small, toilet excellent condition, 13 totals. dining room, 3 or 4 bedrooms,’ 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 64i- ditions, rec rooms, donners, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen small. Never used. Reasonable. 8250. November 1st. CaU 643-0678. fireplace, washing machine, good exposure. Center Street take of thinking that they can! Call 528-7913 after 5 p.m. TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ remodeled kitchen, fenced in 7958. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, faucets replaced, repaired, rec CaU 8754179. EXCELLENT clean large fur­ IMMACULATE six room garage, equipped kitchen. Kids location. 649-7544. get back on a sale all the day, October 28-27, 11-4, 270 yard. The Cambridge. 649-3446. rooms, bathroom remodeling, nished room for gentleman, FOUR-ROOM Apartment - Se­ duplex, convenient location. and pets O.R. (31-37). Rentex, money they pay to improve! SEARS Kenmore washer and West Center Street. Furniture, FOUR ROOM apartment, heat 4-Bedroom Colonial including REWEAVING burns, h o le s heat modernization, etc. Free CANDY VENDING machines private entrance near center, cond floor, beat, appUances, Large treed yard, quiet reslden- 5 4 9 - ^ . Spare roem brinf ipire cub Rkm No money down VA. Small gas dryer for sale. Good rugs, etc. and utilities included, $165. their house...Unfortunately! true master bedroom suite. 2Vj bath ? re p a ire d LEON Cieszynski builder - new for sale, jike new, excellent 647-1145, 649-6896. parking, no p^ts, lease, securi­ tlal' street treet. No ..______days - Um HeraM Oauified Adi. down FHA. CHFA, Freddie Zippers, umbrellas estimates gladly given. M & M working condition. Both $125. »------Coventry. Available November pets, adults only, experience does not bear this! 2-car garage. 2-zone gas hot water heating. Window shades, V e n e tia n homes custom built, Plumbing 1 Heating, 649-2871. condition, 643-9147. ty. $190 monthly. 649-3340. references,ence . securityjecurity deposdeposit, Mac Financing available to CaU 6^9466. TAG SALE - October 26th, 1st. 74^9162. out, except in a few restricted! Over 2,100 sq. ft. of living space. Plenty of expansion potential blinds. Keys. TV f o r r e n t. remodeled, additions, rec WANTED responsible female $175. monthly. mo___ ..... Mr.______Belfiore Autoa For Sale qualified buyers. Tanner Street. Many items too 81 Autos For Sale 81 instances, such as updating of| From $52,990. Other models from $42,990. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221 rooms, garages, kitchens TOWNE Plumbing Service, SIAMESE kittens, $5. Adult to share home in Manchester Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. us on this exceilent buy NEW BROWN Borgana fake numerous to mention. IM . ROCKVILLE - Available kitchens and baths... ^11 remodeled, bath tile, cement Siamese free. Phone 6434978. with young woman, good loca­ THREE-ROOM Apartment repairs, alterations, vanity fur coat, size 12, originally $125. November 1st, 4-room apart­ work. Steps, dormers. Resideh- tion, reasonable. 643-1^. with heat, hot w at^ , cooking EAST HARTFORD - two Remember a buyer is! FM cabinets a specialty. Call to Asking $50. 643-8522. ment, stove, refrigerator, beat, tial or commercial. Call 649- Doga-BIrda-Pah gas, stove, refrigerator, wall- b e d r o o m duplex,lu p l most entitled to and expects to get a I ONiy ONE OF ^MNY GOOD REASONS 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- 43 hot water, parking. Adults, no 4291. 4056. FORD 200ci motor and ROOM for gentleman, phone to-wall carnet. $170. (Near appUances, laundry hook up and roof, a heating system, siding, 646-4144 automatic transmission com­ DELUXE Biltrite baby coach, g^jO ^urlty. $165 montkly. These Cars Must Be Sold! FRECHETTE & MMTIN, lO S E DOG-CAT boarding reser­ 643-5600. hospital) Security deposit. yard for kids. Just $140. (33-U) painted house, etc...For! plete. 33,000 original miles, excellent condition, mattress, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - vations. Combined inside/out- ets. Available Rentex, 549-6980. ^ REALTORS, INC. 644-0385. sheets, $50. Phone 646-8486. these improvements as well! Carpentry and general contrac- side runs, partitioned privacy, FEM ALE wanted to share two November I. 263 Main St., Manchastar Prompt, courteous service. Call THREE-ROOM Apartment - as most others that you may! tmg. Residential and commer­ 643-1496. jermicidal lighting. Canine bedroom apartment with THE KIDS will have fewer Tremendous Buys! BOY’S 24’- rea Dicycl Stove, heat, one-car parking. make, buyers simply will not! cial. Whether it be a small TWIN b ^ s, cherry mahogany red bicycle, ioliday Inne, 2O0 Sheldon Road, another. CaU 643-6961. THREE ROOM apartment, fur­ colds in this heated four room No Mts. Married couple or reimburse you...Consequent-! repair lob, a custom built home including box springs. excellent condition, $15. Phoiine nished or unfurnished, quiet, M A N C H E ST E R - -room FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Manchester, 64^^1. apartment with garage, $165. 1971 COMET 1972 MARK l¥ 8 Excellent condition. $15. pair. 643-2272. Apartmanta For Rant 83 convenient location. Working middle-aged woman. 643-6441. Qaa aaving e-cyllndar engine, 2-Door. Leather interior, all power ly, you must always consider! MILLAR TREE Service, Inc or anything in between, call 646- -Repairs and remodeling. (32-76) Rentex, 5 « -^ . Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 1379. 6494316. adults only. No pets. 643-2880. automatic tranamlaalon. powar equipped including windows, seats, moving to a new house! Prompt service on emergency. F R E E TO good home, fuU- fireplaced living room, large Removal, pruning, lot clearing! SEASONED HARDWOOD, AVAILABLE November 1st, atMTtng, radio, metallic sllvar/gold antennae, automatic climate con­ Phone 643-7024. CTown gentle, double pawed, WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR ROOMS - Second floor, whenever you are faced with! formal dining room, IVi baths, spraying. Fully insured. split, sawed and delivered, $50. modern 3-room apartment. painL Qood condition. trol. AM/FM stereo radio, whita S T E re sidewalks, stone walls, AKC Dobermans, cropped, four long haired female cat, vac­ for the rental of your apartment FOUR-ROOM Second-floor heat, stove, garage. Adults on­ the prospect of substantial! den, kitchen with pantry, gar­ Licensed. Free estimates. carpeted, appliances, parkin! vinyl roof, white paint Beautiful car fireplaces, flagstone terraces, months old, black female, red a cord. C. Hutchinson, 643-537^ cinated. 646-4774 evenings. or home. J.D. Real Estate apartment, centraUy located, ly. References. Security. 872- and expensive remodeling, ad-l age, treed lot, Bentley School Here are some others: Phone 633-5345. L Y N N ’ S P L U M B IN G - storage. Lease and securiw *169S at a really low price. concrete repairs, inside and male. 742-7442. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. appUances, carpeting, security, 9247, 34 Grove Street, area. Immediate occupancy. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ required. Hilliard Street. Ctdl ditions or alterations... * ~ green, wooded, serene yet only minutes from Hartford outside. Reasonably priced. MURRAY 3-wheel chain drive no pets. November 1. $150. 646- Rockville. 2 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) struction. Water pumps. SEVEN year old spayed 1^74 VEGA " $35,900. F. J . Spilecki, Realtor, DESIGN - 6 new models with built-in expansion potential. 6434)851. 7 F u JACK NICKLAUS golf clubs, 3 bicycle, $20. Phone 646-8052. *5895 WHAT IS YOUR] 643-2121. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, French spoken also. 875-72M. Pedigree Dacshund, Will give LOOKING for anything in real 2-Door Hatchback, gaa aaving 4 QUALITY - by builders who respect the environment and the families woods, 9 irons, bag. $45. 644- away to loving retired couple. estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER Two-bedroom cylindar angina, automatic PROPERTY WORTH? WEl stumps removed, fully insur^ 1098. EFFICIENCY apartment, fur- Uanamitalon, buckaLogata, vinyl 1973 LeSARRE lor whom they build. ANY T Y P E Carpentry and WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. 6434345. homes, multiple dwelUngs, no DELUXE one-bedroom apart­ heated apartment, parking, WILL INSPECT YOU r F MANCHESTER - McKinley Got a tree problem? We nisheil, heat, hot water and tida mouldlnga, whitawall tiraa, Custom, black with vinyl top, masonry work, auditions and Give your children something fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate ment, complete appUances, major appliances, children Street, Immediate occupancy, PRICE — We’re holding the line on pricing for the a phone call. 742-8252 electricity provided, parking, radio, 12,400 mllaa. Yallow paint. automatic tranamlaalon, powar PROPERTY AND SUGGEST remodeling. Free estimates. A. Flooring H.O. RACE Track, 87 pieces, of value, $289. CaU 643-9752. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. carpeting, air-conditioned. super six room custom, 3-level 30 AKC IRISH Setters - Ten weeks welcome. (3241) Rentex, 549- steering, power brakaa, power win­ AN ASKING PRICE. (No! next two weeks. A ct now before prices go up! Squillacote, 649-0811. three levels raceway $160. swimmin pool, $175 plus downtown location. Call 649- S split, three bedrooms, 1 1/2 ODD JO BS - Carpentry, pan­ old, exceUent pedigree. CaU 2 ^ before 5 p.m. 2695 dows, air conditioning, AM/FM OBLIGATION) You gel truly the beat values in town at Canterbury Eatateal worth- $70. 643-1858. MANCHESTER - Five room utilities. inert D. Murdock, radio, and lots more. baths, only 11 years old. eling, rec rooms, offices, FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, 8^-6391 after 5 p.m. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN duplex, three bedrooms, coun­ Realtor, 643-2692. EAST HARTFORD - two Ask US about our Garage. Professionally household repairs. Phone 649- (specializing in older floors). MANCHESTER - Four-room 411 Station Wagon, green paint, $329D MEN’S SKI boots size 11, boot try kitchen, carpeting, bedrooms, in two-family, automatic tranamlaalon, radio, lands^'aped. Owner will help MORTGAGES AVA!LABLE 4594. BAfflEnHOME Ceilings and inside painting. 2 1/2 year old unspayed Dober­ duplex, one-car parking, $1M guarantee sales plan John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- carrier included $15. 6464638 man female, free to good home, appliances, no pets. $250. carpeting, heat, and appliances bucket aaata, low miles. A good 5 UNDERGROUND UTILITIES • GAS HEAT IMPROVEMEMTCO. after 1 p.m. Security required. 646-1559 DELUXE two-bedroom per month. No pets. Security Q TODAY.... CASH R egisters and adding 2222. m ^ pers. CaU weekends, 875- for $170. (34-78) Rentex, 549- 1967 CAMARO s s s r J K after p.m. townhouse apartment, kitchen deposit required. 6494585. *2298 Light green with black convertible Center St to McKee“ StIS - Turn right at McKee to Keeney and models on “Bnarwood '» » Drive 'o lio * Barns • Shed* • Patio Covers 6 machines. - Sales, service, top. bucket seats, automatic REALTOR* CHROCHETED beer can hats with complete appliances, supplies. 15 years experience! Additions • Rac Rooms 1968 MUSTANG transmission. V-8 engine, power SALES OFFICE AT SITE A H made to order. 644-8560. Good MANCHESTER - Modem two- carpeting, air-condiuoners, full Small V-8 engine. 3-apeed formerly with NCR. Free Kitchens • Roofbtg AKC wire haired femiale. Two MANCHEiSTER - four rcxim steering, radio, tow miles, body side OPEN: NOON-5:OOP.M. 7 days a week Christmas present. basement, private patio, $220 tranamlaalon, bucket seals, radio PASEK REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - years old, very gentle, spayed. bedroom apartments, apartment, heat, garage, mouldings. Gorgeous car. ■8488 Estimates. C.R.S. Company. Aluminum SliRng plus utilities. Robert D. Mur­ and more. A very clean car. CONSULTANTS Coventry, 742-6381. ^ Qothes, baby furniture, toys, CaU 646-3220. carpeting, no pets. Available parking, yard, nicely priced. Custom low-maintenance 2- Working with old Bom Boordi ond □ MiSC. FOR SALE BRADFORD Gas Stove, self immediately. Security dock, Realtor, 643-2692. 608 BURNSIDE AVE. space heater, manual sewing (32-76) Rentex, 5494980. *1195 Hand Mown Boomo A Spoclolly cleaning 30” . Used only four required. $195. Eastern, 640- PRESIDENTIAL *995 bedroom Ranch. Idea, TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving machine head, wood stove Uvaatock 44 E. HARTFORD weeks, excellent condition. 643- FOUR ROOM duplex, 2 starter or retirement home. Roger Rarrstt 649-9822 Articlaa h r Sale parts, fish tanks, window, an­ 8250, 646-5858. VILLAGE APTS. EAST HARTFORD - two - 289-7475 TWIN HILLS Drive, Coventry- large appliances, cleaning 41 4926 after 4. bedrooms, adults only, no pets, Priced to sell at $41,000. Call Four-room Ranch, lot 106’x469’, cellars and attics, also wiU tiques, bottles, everything REGISTERED American bedroom townhouse with heat STAFFORD SPRINGS - Newly carpeting. Call 643-251)7 after 5 MANCHESTER Russ MacKendrIck at B/W oak floors, fireplace, garage un­ deliver small loads sand, stone. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, priced to sell. Shady Lane, saddlebred, gelding, 6, 16 and appliances, kids and pets BOLAND MOTORS BRIDGEPORT, Man-U-trace, redecorated, one and two- p.m. Realty for a personal tour. derneath and attached garage and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. R^SONRY REPAIRS - Brick, $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, Bolton, off Birch Mountain hands, must sell, exceilent welcome. Ju st $190. (36-74) 369 Canter Street, Manchester 646-6320 PETERMAN 36 degrees, 2 spindles, bedroom apartments, heat and One and two bedcoojjos. Rentex, 5494980. MUST BE SOLD h^olds camper (9’x9’ doorway) blocks stone and concrete. stone, gravel, pool and patio Extension, Friday. Saturday beginners mount. Best offer. hydraulic; Gark fork lift, 2-ton hot water included, children un­ FOUR ROOMS, newly Call owner, 1-859-1301. BULL WORK - Any kind. Odd sand. 643-9504. and Sunday, 10-4. FoUow signs 64$1175. Near schools, churches IMMEDIATELY! Reasonable prices. Call 643- cap. With battery charger, der 3 accepted. No pets. redecorated, new stove, Homaa h r Rant jobs, light trucking, cellars and 9508. from either Route 44A or 85. and shopping center, on 84 Model C25, for sale. 649-5^. Available inunediately. Srcuri- refrigerator, all carpeting, AGENCY MANCHESTER - Off Center attics cleaned, trees removed. REGISTERED American Forest Hills 161 Hamilton Dr ALUMINUM sheets used as $185. Married couple, no pets. hus line. Call anytime. TAG SALE - four families, Oc­ saddlebred, gelding, 6, 16 U required. From $140. FOUR Bedroom house with Street. Charming six-room 647-9767, 646-3545. BUILDING - Remodeling, 007 thick, 6464597. Pricod Reduced to $49,900 Colonial, three bedrooms, 1 1/2 WOOD STOVE for parlor or rec tober 26-27, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. hands, must sell, exceilent Eastern, 646-8250 or Superlnten- 646-2623 fireplace, garage, appliances roofing, concrete steps, 23x32 . 25 cents each or 5 for $1 room, in A-1 condition, over 100 ECONOMIZE IN STYLE baths, 2-car garage. $35,500. Phone 643-2711. Aspinall Drive, Andover. Road beginners mount. Best offer. dant after 5 p.m., 684-2954. and yard. Nicely priced. (31-89) ★ FDREST HILLS ★ LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, fireplaces. For estimates call years old. 643-0205. FOUR-ROOM restored Colonial Evenings, Eugene Orentas, 232- next to Andover Market, ^ e e 64$1175. Rentex, 5494980. Inunediate occupancy. Large 64 7-1 419 7-Room Raised Ranch with cellars and attics cleaned 649-1142. - Built-in electric range, 7040. Arthur Gal Company, 233- Coffee. VILLAGER APARTMENTS - 7-room Ranch with first-floor $39,800 assumable mortgage lawns mowed, small tree work. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Autos For Sale 1255. TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday, ONE/HALF registered Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 cabinets, heat, hot water, 61 Autos For Sale 61 family room with fireplace Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. MASON CONTRACTOR - cents each. Inquire side door parking, central. Quiet, middle- at 9% for 30 years; October 26, 27, 10-6. Family GARAGE SALE - Saturday and Arabian-Morgan flfly, 1 1/2 tiled baths, wall-to-wall just off the kitchen, living Plastering, custom built stone Manchester Evening Herald. a g ^ couple. References. 643- fireplaces, baths, $50,000 moving. Everything must go. Sunday, 10-4:30. Hous^old ar­ years, liver, chestnut, flaxen carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, CUSTOM MADE Draperies or brick fireplaces, chimney 2171 before . 643-8470 after . room, formal dining room, 3 Typewriter, old trunk, hun­ ticles, miscellaneous, txioks, mane and tail, gentle disposi­ heat, hot water, patio, full base­ 6 6 SEVEN room Cape, carpeted, very reasonable work repair, block and cement work. WE BUY and sell used fur- good sized bedrooms, garage, 7-Room Colonial with $40,800 Lota-Land h r Salo 24 dreds of items. 47 Teresa Road, toys, etc. 552 Woodbridge tion. 228-9817. ment. No pets. 649-7^. remodeled, two full baths, rec guaranteed, call anytime. 649- New and repairs. E. Richard­ njture. Cash on the line. One nice lot. Financing available. Manchester. Street. AVAILABLE November 1st - room, oversized 2-car garage, assumable mortgage at 9% son, 643-0889, 649-0608. piece or an entire housefull. ANDOVER — Three wooded MANCHESTER - Five-room Unusual 5 rooms and parking. VEGA SALE for 30 years; 3 bedrooms, 646-jS432. Furniture Bam , 345 patio, Buckley School area. 647- Qardan Products 47 apartment, second floor, no CaU after 6 P.M ., 647-1043. BRAND NEW 1974 VEGA surveyed and approved lots, up R.E. GOWER Remodeling - Ad- Main Street Rear, behind TAG SALE - 21 Cambridge FM 9870. Owner. fireplace, 2Ms baths, garage TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ EARLY American knotty pine appliances, close to school. to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500! ty of lobs for fall. Yards raked, ditions, garages, porches, Douglas Motor Sales. Street, October 26, 11-3. Fin:- 23M.P.G. $51,500. kitchen cabinets, black strap FRESH sweet apple cider and Available immediately. Securi­ MANCHESTER - Five-room 646-4144 Call Warren E. Howland, limed and fertilized. Attics, kitchens and formica work, niture, lamps, encyclopedias, FRECHETTE & MARTIN, BOWERS SCHOOL Cape, large Realtor, 643-1108. hardware, good value. 643-9141. apples. (Macouns, McIntosh). ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- duplex, three bedrooms, coun­ living-room, modem kitchen, cellars, cleaned. Light repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. CLEAN USED refrigerators, Wedgewood, quality household ★ ELRD STREET ★ items. Bottl’s Fruit Farm , 260 Bush 8250. try kitchen, appliances. No REALTORS, INC. room, garage, treed lot, trucking. Reasonable. 643-53M. ranges, automatic washers, WELL kept carpets show the Hill Road, Manchester. pets. Security d e ^ it required. 263 Mabi Stroot, Manchester $29,000. Philbrlck Agency, Two-Family, 5-5, with $43,800 TOLLAND-VERNON line - TOP QUALITY Work - Septic, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s results of regular Blue Lustre 1972 GRAN TORINO wagon, VERNON - Willow Brook $190. Available December 1st. Realtors, 64^00. assumable mortgage at 97o Beautifully treed one acre GUTTERS cleaned, repaired sewer connections, bulldozing, A llia n ces, 649 Main St, 643- 649-8220. building lot. Convenient loca­ spot cleaning. Rent electric automatic, air-conditioning, Manure for sale, $7. and $14. Apartments, one and two for 30 years; 3 bedrooms, air and in stalled , $20 and up excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. tion, must be seen. 649-6827. shampooer, $1. E . A. Johnson roof rack, power. $2,750. 6« - loads deUvered. Call after 7, b lo o m s . From $180. Includes conditioned, carpeted, Driveways sealed. Free es­ Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- Paint Company. 649-8731. heat, hot water, appUances, BRAND NEW 2-family home, 5114. 6202. timates. R&R Reconstruction, SCREENED loam, gravel, carpet, air-conditioning, pool, two 4-room apartments in­ aluminum siding, one apart ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• C 875-4541, M 9 -3 ^ anytime. processed gravel, sand, stone, ment leased. $55,000. IMMEDIATE RELOCATION - TURNIPS $1. half bushel. Nat- tennis court, picnic area. No cluding wall-to-wall carpeting, HALF PRICE RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 and fill. George H. Griffing, (X)MBINATION oil and electric COLORADO S-ACRE8 Tag Sale - household furniture, sisky Farm , 122 New Marker pets. Security required. washer, dryer, dishwasher, dis- t y p in g - Done in my home. Inc., 742-7886. stove, good condition, call 6^ i“ Y"TT!lH“ E"ATEl Was $5,040. Now 2,495: NO DOWN- tools, dishes and miscellaneous. 0926. $25. Road. 644-0304. Superintendant, 872-4400. posal, oven and range. Parking $29.62 P.I. per month. 7Vi% simple In­ 6494258 after 5. BIDWELL Home Improvement Corner South and Fitzgerald for 4 cars. Security and ★ ASHWDRTH ST. ★ terest 10 years 6 month money back Co. Expert installation of LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Blvd. Coventry. October 24-27 Antiquaa 48 THREE ROOMS - First floor, references. $295 monthly. ’Te­ l o , . ™ H K I KuarantM. Land in panoramic moun- WINDOW WASHING and aluminum siding, gutters and yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. CHILD’S BUCKLE ski boots, Modified Cape with enclosed 742-9931. with heat and appUances, no nant pays utilities. Jesdor Real­ STOCK NO. 3160 tain vaUey near lake, stream and elec- general house cleaning. Ten trims. Roofing installation and size 1 (one). Worn twice. $8. I front porch, garage, covered W c ^ .jC a ll Jack COLLECT at (303) call 6464678. WANTED Antique furniture, pets, one months security ty, 63^1411. |tnlaac\\acd & ^osseUo ■ 591 years’ experience. Call 647- repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. ELECTRONIC Calculators for TAG SALE - October 26-27, 81 glass, pewter, oil painting, or required. Available November patio, summer house. 9030. Free estimates. sale at reduced prices. Phone Avondale Road (off Woodbridge other antique items. R. 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. ^ tu r- MANCHESTER - Unusual one- Immediate occupancy. $32,- 649-4986. SKI PACKAGE - Fischer skis, Reasonable rates. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Street), 10-4. Rain date, Harrison, 6434709. days - , 28 Church Street. T 6 8 bedroom Townhouse, full, 900. roofing, sto m windows, aw­ CHibco bindings. Hireling boots, BOLTON November 2-3. size 8, $40. 647-9605. private basement. Includes lULF-TONE nings. Quality workmanship, s e a s o n e d CLEANING - Homes and hardwood - lor ANTIQUES - Beds: double SIX ROOM Duplex, with gar- neat, hot water, appUances, Need 4^4 acres? Well, here’s Hreplace. $35 per pick-up load. businesses, floor and carpet free estimates. Fully insured. LEAVING STATE - Must sell. spool; twin maple; chests. age, in TalcottviUe, $190 per carpeting and pool. $230 Con- your chance to buy now at a cleaning. Suburban Building 872-9187, 649-3417. Call 875-4350. KITCHEN CABINETS - REALTORS BUILDERS Gas range, gas dryer, Hotpoint Mahogany tables. By appoint­ month, security and references monthly. Paul W. Dougan, nice price, financing Maintenance Service for free Complete set, knotty pine, H&L 649-9404 649-4844 washer. Call 649-9314. ment only. No dealers. 6U4026. required. 649-71^4. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. <2675 available, priced at $12,500. A estimates. 649-9229. ROOFING - Specializing GET YOUR Firewood stocked hinges, very reasonable. Call 649-9429. MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM I garage, immediate occupancy B i beautiful building lot in a repairing roofs, new roofs, up for winter. Seasoned GARAGE SALE - Saturday 9-4 Autoa For Sale 81 Autoa For Salo 61 Autoa For Sale 61 beautiful area. Call Tony CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make gutter work, chimneys, cleaned hardwood, $40 per cord p.m., 70 Highland Street. Rain CARTER sure your fireplace and and repaired,. 30 years delivered. 875-8782, 643-0250. TAG SALE - Saturday October DEMOS AND Wasllefsky at 649-5306 or 872- or shine. Furniture, crib, dis­ 28, 10-4. Rain date, following 74 I 0003 evenings. chimney are clean for this experience. Free estimates. hes, etc. year’s tough heating season Rowley, 643-5381. SEASONED Cordwood, cord Saturday. 238 Union Street, COMPANY CARS BOLTON - Trees surround this Manchester. immaculate eight room OPPORTUNITY ahead. Reasonable rates. Call and half cord load. E. TAG SALE - This Friday, USED 74IMPALA . $4245 aluminum sided Colonial in 872-0930, 872-0635. ROOFING - Installation and Yeomans, 742-8907. Saturday, 9-4, 206 Eldridge Sport Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic WALLACE transmission, air conditioning, tinted prime neighborhood. Four *!"*•*!*' fi** Hi»an HirUafri repairs, gutters, storm win­ Street, Manchester. Moving out ••••••••••••••••••••••###»*» CARS glass, low mileage, loo many options large bedrooms, first floor 648-8M 3B7-1818 728-SS18 dows, doors. Experienced FUEL OIL - 36.9 cents, 200 of state. Kitchen set, new 3- ^GETA GREATS^ to list. TAG SALE Painting-Papering 32 quality workmanship. Fully in­ gallon minimum. Winter is speed bike, fans, odds, ends, family room, walk-out base­ Cofflmunlty Baptist Ctiurcli 74IMPALA $4151 ment, 2-car garage. Excep­ sured. Free estimates. coming. Call now, Boland Oil furniture, drapes, new ice 72 MAVERICK $ 2 5 9 5 4 Door Sedan, V-6 engine, automatic tional landscaping. A lovely COLLEGE Graduate students Reasonable prices. Rick Company, 646-6320. skates, many other items. 589EastCaiitarSi 2-Door, 6-cyllnder engine, automatic transmission, air conditioning, vinyl Real Eatata Wanted 28 home. $51,900. Warren E. available for exterior and in­ Burnett, 646-30(fi. At The Qraan tranamlaslon, radio. roof, loaded with extras. Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. terior painting. Six years LIVING ROOM set, five pieces, TAG SALE - Four families, 8 Saturday, October 28 72 CAMARO $3095 74 MONTE CARLO $4475 SELLING your home or and 15 cubic foot freezer. Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic Landau Coupe, V-6 engine, experience. Fully insured. Free Articlaa lor Sale 41 Rachel Road, Saturday and 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. acreage? For prompt friendly Moving must sell. 643-6774. I transmission, vinyl root, power aulomatlc transmission, tinted glass iiCi!'®’ ^ ^ dining room, big ■ estimates. Call our com­ Sunday. 10-4. Sponsored by steering, radio. steel belted radial tires, radio, power kitchen, living room, double garage. Good Income. service, call Louis Dimocx petitors, than call us, 649-7034. I NEW LISTINQ Woman'a Society ateei ng. power disc brakes, body Realty, 649-9823. !•!•!»!% 71 DATSUN $3795 mould, iga, much more. M 2 , ^ - Clean 3-bedroom Raised Ranch. 1% bathe _ ■I*x¥**; TOYOTA HALF-TON 24DZ Coupe. 6-cyllnder engine, 4- fireplace, carpeting, garage, treed lot. ’ I MANCHESTER INSIDE - Outside painting, speed transmieslon. 74 MALIBU $3825 c a sh for your property Excellent 6-room Cape - City ^ c ia l rates for people over K. 171 MUSTANG $2595 Claaaic Coupe, V-6 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, radio utilities, Amesite drive, com­ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Fully insured. Estimates given. ------BARGAIN BOX TAG SALE - October 28, 10-5 M ich I Coupe, V-6 engine, automatic 1 1 vinyl roof, decor group, body I ^ n U e r v i c e . Hayes Agency, p.m. 41 Server Street, I tranamlaalon, air conditioning, power binations, oil heat, quiet Call 649-7863. 1 Manchester (off Wetherell near steering, radio. moulding, full wheel covers, mats, neighborhood, quick occupan­ Clip Out - n il In - Mall Today i These are ’74 Trucks remote control mirrors, door edge i 1 Keeney). Hand made XMas 71 HORNET $ 2 1 4 5 guards. cy. Priced at only $31,900 , CEILINGS,.aiuinxjo, insiueinside painting, 1 par'"”'”"apering, *'—floor —sanding- ■' I items, dishes, plants, clothing, Only a few 1974 Cars left in Stock! at Low '74 Prices. Station Wagon. 6-cy!lnder engine, 74 IMPALA $4195 SAVE O V E R m automatic transmiaalon. radio. CHARLES LESPERANCE refefinishing (specializing In miscellaneous. Custom Coupe, V-6 engine, 649-7620 olderIder floors).______.John . Verfaille, We at!!! have a good selection of 7 3 CHEVROLET $ 3 5 5 0 automatic transmission, air con­ BRAND NEW 1974 Impale Sport Sedan. V-8 engine, ditioning. vinyl roof, power steering, 2 TAG SALE - Miscellaneous, ! »"• '“«•" I ' 646-5750, 872-2222. 1 i 1974 care and trucks In stock! automatic transmission, air con­ power disc brakes, tinted glass, ^ I 12 Words ■ 3 Days ■ 1 Dollar household items and toys. ditioning. power ateerlno, vinyl root, wheel covers, radio. J . P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Classification 41, MIscellansous For 8al* Only ; < Saturday October 26,10-3, Rain radio. ^ $ 8 3 , ^ — Immaculate 3-bedroom Raised Ranrh IIN-UW APARTMENT con­ Bzzzzzxzx In and aoo our 74 MALIBU $3S9S decorating. Interior painting. 1 f date, Sunday October 27,12:30- , DODGE DART 73 PLYMOUTH $3245 Claaaic 4 door Sedan, V-8 engine, fireplace, family room, Richard Martin School district " sisting of three rooms. Plus six- buoy Baa. We’re ready, i I Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Ads must be mailed only No phone orders 1 5. 80 South Adams Street, Sebring Coups. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power room home, living room with i steering, radio, wheel covers, decor willing and able to aiilai Remodeling. Exterior painting. 1 Manchester. aulomatlc transmiaalon, air con­ $84,900 — Brand new 5-5 Duplex, V h hatha all fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Payment must accompany ad 4 Door Sedan ditioning, vinyl root, power atsering, group. Dody mouldings. you In the sale or Gutters and leaders. Carpentry, 1 power brakes, radio. ■alomhum. ASSUMABLE SV.%. ao^EAR MORTQAOE , ^ r o o m on first floor with two purchaae of YOUR One item only, Include price and phone 1 YOU can steam clean can 74 CAMARO $4395 ^ l^ su red . For estimate call 1 *300 225 cld 6 cylinder engine, automatic 73 PONTIAC $ 4 2 9 5 L.T. Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic j bedrooms on second floor, property. , ( professionallynally clean witl I screened porch, 2-car garage. Ad m lv "£ For non-commerclal users onl transmiaalon, electronic Ignition, Inside I Oran Prix Coupe. V-8 engine, tranamlaalon, air conditioning, tinted «a may be edited to conform to rules ' portoble RINSE-N-VAC. Rent automallc Iransmiaslon, air con­ glasa, radid, loaded with many op- , $38,000. Philbrlck Agency, 1 i hood release, power steering, AM radio, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. at Manchester P a in t & CAMPER CAP ditioning, lull power options, radio, tlona. 5 ' Realtors, 646-4200. 1 vinyl Interior, vinyl aide mouldings, deluxe vinyl roof. Five years experience. ' m I” .I”' «I" '«elveu WallpaperWaltoaper CompCompany, 185 Mld-Ml 74 CAPRICE $4495 ! “ ru-AnSfo-r No delay In publication will be permitted. 1 wheal covers, Stock No. 4400. 70 MONTE CARLO $ 2 1 9 5 Sport Sedan. V-8 angina, automatic Excellent references. Pete, 742- aVeS die Turnpike, West. 646-0143. M A N C H E ST ER - T h re e - fCeitli 1 Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, air conditioning, power 8117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. bedrooms, large living room, 1 NOW ONLY.... Iransmiaslon, vinyl root, power ateering, power disc brakea. radio, i WOOD STOVE, cast Iron, large *3434 steering, radio. tinted glaaa. vinyl root, bumper 1 large kitchen, full tile bath anci FREE guarda, remote mirrora. parlor fancy Victorian, (WhUa they Last) shower, newly decorated, new RecA. Sstate PA PER HANGING and ceiling 1 70 MAVERICK $ 1 7 9 5 NEW HDMES I painting, reasonable rates. excellent condition. 24” logs. MANY OTHER DARTS TO CHOOSE FROM! I Sport Coupe. 6-cyilnder engine, 74 MALIBU $424S wall-to-wall carpeting targe 3 or 4 bedroom homes in Manchester's nswesi ■ Leonarcf Spiegelberg. 643-9112. 1 $500. Delivered, 872-3566. I automatic tranamioaion, radio. Landau Claaaic Coupe, V-8 engine, throughout, stove and 1 m With any New Toyota Pickup automatic transmiaalon. air con­ executive area _ CANTERBURY E S T A T E - on i 172 E. Center St. 1971 CHIUMa SOO 1971 PLYMOUTH 72 OPEL $ 2 3 9 5 refrigerator. Principals only 2 DOOR HARDTOP, 1973 VOLKSWAGEN ditioning. tinted glass, radio, decor 649-1922 646-4126 HOUSE NEED Painting? - We 1 WANTED Pot belly stoves, . SATOUTE In stock... I Station Wagon, 4-cyllnder engine, group, vinyl rooT, powar steering, Se"y 8t*r«t°'’s"Ion ■' Call 649-5125. 1 $100., and less. Call 649-7867 automatic tranamlaalon, I automatic tranim itilon, radio. power disc brakes, and much more. neenay street. Stop out any afternoon and see the Z brush, spray or roll. powar ataaring, air con- 14 DOOR SEDAN with air oon> I luggage carrier. after 4. I SPEED tranimlaalon. radio comparison. Professional painting service, 1 dlUonlng, buckal taata. vinyl Iditionina, auto., powar ■xtra aharp. 12,000 mllaa. 74 IMPALA $4150 M ANCHE8TER *PP°"’«'"«nt. We Invite your ■ top, olaan, low mllat. latearlng & brakaa. Radio. 71 TOYOTA $ 1 6 9 5 Sport Coupe, V-6 engine, automatic 12 years experience, free es­ station Wagon. 4-cyllndar engine, 4- Need a home quick? Here’s a Call us WANTED 1966 Chevelle, super- transmission, air conditioning, tinted ...... ’'^^^****ir**ir1r m timates. Reasonable prices. *2895 speed transmiaalon, radio. glass, body and wheel opening ■b ort' 'bod) ' in good condition. *2595 *1895 7 room oversized Cape with nffpl "n y®** a cash 875-8782, 643-0250. L Y N H mouldings, plus many more Rxtms. Our olflca la In conatant need of new llalinga. It you’re ■ T t C offer. One day service •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ill 429-48 19. thinking ol aelling, plaeaa call tor conlldantlal Inapactlon I really big rooms. Fireplace, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 1 l | ^ NAME rec room with bar, wall to Building-Contracting 33 I We have aaay OMAC Financing al attractive rateil ] and evaluation. Wa welcome and eppraclata your ■ 1 S h e H e r a l ADDRESS CUSTOM DOG HOUSE. bualnaaal REMEMSER. YOU DESERVE ONLY wall carpeting, eat-in kitchen, IMMEDIATE cash for your Tt#E ■ MASONRY - All types, M CLASSIFIED AOVERTISINQ I V CITY Sheltered entrance. Shingled dining room & garage. Priced property. U t us explain^ow For ovsr 33 jfein, a good place to buy a carl fieldstone, brick, concrete. roof. Ventilated, 647-1839 at $35,900. Call Tony I STATE ^^7 ™P®®®lCallMr.Vlfior" Free estimates, after 5 p.m., m P.O. Box 591 after 5. Y T A Wasllefsky, 649-5306, eves. CHORCHES 643-1870 or.644-2975. ZIP m6 872-0003. Manchester, Qonn. 06040 ■! r EALTOR8-ML8 MAESTRO electronic organ D O .C , CHRYSLER n ------r r 64e-2482, PHONE OF MANCHESTER EQUAL HOUaiNO OPPORTUNITY NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - with bench, walnut grain, $275. 189 West Center 8tr**t J. Watson Beach Real Estate "Hartford Area’s Largest Toyota Dealer" BARROWS &W A LUCE Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 643-5012 after 6 p.m. 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER Co. Professional real estate I______643-2791 ManohMtar New Htvtn H artford ditions, rec rooms, porches and 12 Words • 3 Days • M Dollar. 340 Canter SL, Manchastar B46-4321 64S-630e 3t7-1518 72S-seiB service for more than 45 years Aai___ s a . _ * ____' .* SNOW TIR ES - Jetzon 6.00-13, 1229 Main StreaL Manchester • 646-6464 Manchester office, 647-9139 roofing. No job too small. Call 649-3144. used one season. $25. 643-5478. 0|wn Evenings ’til 0 - Thuraday Hi 6 PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 25^974

B E N J Y / BY JIM BERRY Autos For Solo 81 AutoB.FOr Solo 81 AutQg For Sale 81 Autoa For Sole 6t MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct.i25, 1974— PAGE ’TWENTY-SEVEN 1968 CHRYSLER New Yorker, i V E I'M KNOV^ FIP5T, 6t(/W/v\P A T-i-PTTPP 1973 PONTIAC Gran Prix, fully & o r power steering, power brakes, OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PROBirme, AN' A ^iJt Ybup F R O 0 - \M o p p FOR A N " > \f ^ a F f J r equipped. Very low mileage, excellent condition. Call after 5. original owner. Excellent run­ I YOOF- You ANP PG^TpriAN K IN O '/' 643-6756. ning condition. $600. M3^26. WANTIM& TO TAi>K 1970 FORD, 2-door, 16,000 PAPA. TO Ton A ^ u r 1970 FORD Country Squire - Ten-passenger wagon. Air- miles, excellent gas mileage, THPM.NoiA/cArJ I conditioning, AM-FM stereo. extras included, clean, first $1,- H P P P f Call 646-3290. 190. 247-5740. 1967 CHEVROLET - Four-door, 1968 PLYMOU’TH Fury HI - automatic transmission, V-8, Power steering, automatic Savings Bank of Manchester shift, air-conditioning, good repossession. $150. 646-1700. condition. $900. 6 ^ 2 ^ . 1968 OLDSMOBILE 98 Sedan, 1964 VOLKSWAGEN - Needs excellent condition. Radial and body work, has rebuilt engine, snow tires. All power, $800.875- Bus/nett tor Rent 55 Sus/ness tor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 good running condition. ilOO. Call 649-4254. 2871. NEW sprinklered warehousing - TOYOTA - See us for reliable NEED A CAR? Short on cash? OFFICE SPACE used Toyotas with our 60-day 1956 CHEVROLET, standard, 6- heavy equipment storage and Call Ed Weaver, finance cylinder, 4-door, good FOR RENT handling capability. Individual 100% warranty. We also buy expert, at 643-1181. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, mechanical condition, original 250 square feet, center of I pieces or space rental in sec­ owner. Asking ^25. 643-'^ll. Manchester, air-conditioning | tions from 1,000 to 30,000 sq. ft. 345 Center Street, Manchester, 1965 FORD Falcon, automatic, WANTED 646-4321. g Monthly or long term. 6 cylinder, good tires, runs, Clean, Late Model and parking. Call: 643-9551. Reasonable rates. Cafl 289-1594. i 1966 FORD, country souire, 9 $195. 646-5782 after 5. passenger, wagon, jooa condi­ COMPLETE junk cars yO M E removed free in Manchester. I USED GARS tion, asking $500. Call after 5 2 NEW SNOW TIRES* p.m., 649-m4. OTHER MANCHESTER - East Center •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• South Windsor, Vernon and 1970 VOLKSWAGEN - Top Prices PaM TIME, Street. Modern air-conditioned Wanted to Rent 57 Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, Excellent condition. 48,000 For All Makes purchaso of 10 •if’ office space, from 100 to 2,000 Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- miles, $1350. Call 646-4224. With tho 1973 CAMARO Z-28, suspension, MAIWTAIKIIWG H IS IVVAOE 350, stick, posi, light blue € at te iss St re ss square feet, M.50 per foot. FOUR-ROOM apartment with 4578, 875-6231. m CARTER CHEVROLET ^ »r MCA p>c 1M Ast \)S re Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. garage in Manchester, fur­ INTERNATIONAL SCOUT any usod car I metalic, extras, no emission CO, IRC. controls, dyno-tuned, 18 mpg, nished or unfurnished. Middle- AUTO INSURANCE - Compare 1970, SR-2, 4-wheel drive. Call 1229 Main Street CAPTAIN EASY 649-4659 or 289-6096. Ask for always garaged. One owner, BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE OFFICE SPACE - Two rooms, aged couple. Call 568-6844. our low rates. Young drivers ^ Phono 949-6494 ^ from Dillon’s. fireplace. $80 per month. Rob. $1,800. very low mileage, mint condi­ W E GOT THE CULPRIT.' welcome. For quotation call -^OSISW WCALL IW^PECTOR ! Warren E. Howland, Realtors, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rod Dolin, 646-60M. tion. Save ^,000. Karen, 247- IT‘G OUR COU M A W P A L 5740. OF AWYONEl... I CHUMLEY OF 6 COT- : 643-1108. WOTTA WE L l a n d v a b d : □ AUTOMOTIVE This Offer Good I L O O K S l i k e 0 0 WOW* SHOP AND SAVE H E '5 B E B W 3,200 square feet floor space, thru Oct. 31 TO BE SOLO AT PRO/JdEP- 2 suitable industrial office space. Autos For Sale 81 Three phase wiring, loading PUBLIC AUCTION ‘dock, parking, 649-5(M3. NEED CAR? Credit bad? FORD Under Section 49-61 of Bankrupt? Repossessed? U S T OF THE Connecticut General FIRST FLOOR - Front office Honest Douglas accepts lowest Look at these with wall-to-wall carpeting and down, smallest payments. Statutes, 1971 Pontiac private bath. Available Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1974 LEFTOVERS Extra Low Prices... Serial #242671P101700, November 1st. Heat, air- Wednesday, October 30lh, conditioning and parking in- MORE iN STOCK! 1974al10:00A.M. Icluded. Contact John H. WE PAY $10 for complete junk NEW 1974 MAVERIGK ;Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto *ln addition to the Tires already on the ear. Body, 528-1990. 5 Blue, metallic 2-door Sedan, standard MORiARTYBROSJNC. transmission, 6 cylinder engine, vinyl seats, 315 CENTER STREET 1974 PINTO <2895 MANCHESTER, CT. STEVE CANYON C78x14 tires, bumper group, color-keyed out­ Runabout. 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, 3.000 miles. BY MILTON CANIFF side mirrors, heavy duty suspension. Stock No. 323. 1974 GRAN TORINO *3795 ------, . DO V O u \l THAT A 6IRL Ll<£ 5TAUY 4-Door Hardtop. Blue, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, Trucks lor Sale 82 ' V. RoPNev '/ r ROPNEY...) THINR. SCHW£IS£N6£ReK CAN power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, 13,000 miles. __ REAUV LEARN TO DROP- 1964 CHEVROLET pickup C 1874 »v MCA. Inc. TM an US OB. _ klCK? NOW ^2875 1973 MONTE CARLO <3795 truck - New tires, goodI brakes.hr • 2 Door Hardtop, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power Very good running condition. BY ART SANSOM steering, power brakes, air conditioning. 19.000 miles. $550. Call 6464745, Mr. Hwang. Me w 1974 MUSTANG L S O ^ O O C M ^ NEW 1974 MAVERICK 1973 LTD <3595 1961 CHEVY carryall. New Green 2-door Hardtop, standard transmis­ Light blue 4-door Sedan, automatic 4-Door Hardtop. Green, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, motor, new front end, new iWRlTC A transmission, 250 cid 6 cylinder engine, sion, 4 cylinder engine, radial white side power steering, power brakes, air conditioning. 20,000 miles exhaust. Call 649-6208 between 8 MASTV L^TGRl power steering, radio, interior decor group, wall tires, digital clock, power steering, a.m.-9 p.m. light group, C78x14 white side wall tires. power brakes, console, radio, tinted glass, 1972 TORINO WAGON *2195 Stock No. 330. light group, body side mouldings, four V-6 engine, automatic transmission, power steering. 1966 INTERNATIONAL 20’ styled steel wheels. Stock No. 254. van, roll-up doors. No longer NOW <3350 1972 GAIAXIE 500 * 2_____ 3 9 5 needed, $1,300. Kage, 91 S m NOW *3980 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power Street. brakes, air conditioning. 1966 FORD Econoline van, 6 NEW PINTO 2-DOOK SEDAN NEW PINTO RUNABOUT 1972 nUTO RUNABOUT *2395 cylinder,ylinder, needs clutch, phone OPEN UP A NEW 3 Door, 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, air con­ THE FLINTSTONES White, 4-speed transmission, passenger Red 3-door, automatic transmission, ditioning. M3-—43-5747. - BY h a n a -b a r b e r a : compartment carpeting, accent group, light 2300cc engine, radial white side wall tires, -L d SAVINGS ACCOUNT. flipper rear windows, A78x13 white side wall luggage rack, front and rear bumper ™ 1970 FORD 3/4 ton pickup 1972 FlOO nCKUP *2395 truck, power steering, power tires. guards, accent group, tinted glass, light 8'/4 Foot Styleside, V-8 engine, aulomalic transmission, BY V.T. HAMLIN 0 group. Stock No. 206. brakes, two gas tanks, sliding rear bumper. 742-6225. NOW *2680 1972 RANCH WAGON *2295 EASY, OOP/ \ LINNETT-THIS A PLEASURE ...1 WANT YOU /,„FDR I AM /THEY HAVE c^ IT ^ OPEL, 1974 NOW *3080 V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering. IT'S MY FRIEND 1 OOP, AND HIS , JTO KNOW YOU TO REMOVE TIREO OF BE- ( WHIPPED XTHEN ALWAYS 1967 HALF-TON Ford pickup, 8’ LINNETT' y PARTNER, LURCH,' / GENTLEMEN... THIS THING V 'N6 BEATEN S HER TAKE t a k e s BERNIE CONROY, S a le s Manager, says: body, 352 engine, good rubber, AND I MEANT 1972 FURY ni * 2 7 9 5 FROM ^ NBCKN b y t h e KINfi’S/ MANY, / IT OFF, , W I L S U R drive train and body, in WHAT r SAID,, THE WAY VOU, ( COLLECTORS.”! TIM ES,'! ORVILLE.' “Let Us Show You How We Can HELP YOU 4-Door Hardtop. Green. V-8 engine, power steering, power o T I/W E T O Y NEW 1975 TERRY TRAILERS brakes, air conditioning, 22.000 miles. excellent shape, $850 firm. Call DIO CUBBLE'S.' 3 To One Of The Top Economy Car Buys 649-7578 after 5 p.m. w a r m u p ^ TO In the Country!” HAVE ARRIVED! 1971 LTD *2295 PEOPLE 2-Door Hardtop. Green, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, STOP AT S&S & SAVE $$$ Motorcyclas-BIcycles 84 Discounts on all 1974 Leftovers! power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl roof, 46,- C ono miles. Drive A GAS-SAVIN6 OPEL Today At EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 1971 MUSTANG *2695 makes, models and speeds. 6 Cylinder engine, automatic transmission, power steering, vinyl Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, root. FITZGERALD FORD, INC. Manchester Bicycle'cle Shop, 649^ 10-20 S&SBUICK ^ " "TOLLAND COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD DEALER 2098. __ _ 1970 BUICK SKYLARK <2295 1W4 byiiA. iiic.. tjT rm. ulT-ftSii WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVILLE OPEN EVES, 2 Door Hardtop, V-B engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, vinyl root. Campers-Trallers “New England’s Fastest Growing BulchOpel Dealer’ MR. ABERNATHY Mobile Homes 85 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY West North 81 MUMS ST., MWICKSTa (Owil Evw.1 M M S Il Ptiom 643-2485 CALL TOU FREE 1-800-842-2276 East South' W IN AT BRIDGE I f Pass 2 * > T 1970 CAPRICE < 1 7 9 5 LIVING CAN be easy. 12’ wide, IM GOING TO TAKE B E 9 U P E 2-Door Hardtop. Maroon. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, HOLO>OUR Pass 2? Pass SERVICE THAT SAVES 3-bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, very yOOR PHCTTD,AAR, V X ISEr 24 : power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof. 50.000 miles. W A LLET O U T Pass 3T Pass 5 t clean. Ready to live in. Just $3,- ABERNATHY y MY BEST IN FRONT OFYXl!/ Pass 64 Pass 7 995.14’ wide on display. ’Trades 9 l D E i 1970 MUSTANG *2295 welcome. Parts, supplies and Overbidders need more luck You, South, hold: 2-Door. Green, 6-cylinder engine, automatic transmission, He led a club to dummy’s AAK84 ?K2 4Q54 AAQ54 ''ower steering. 28,000 mil«R accessories. Plaza Homes “Quality homes sensibly lack and cashed the ace and What do you do now? 1973 F250 STYLESIDE *3295 , priced.’’ 1348 Wilbur Cross king of diamonds. Then he A—Bid six hearts. Your partner lowest list Highway, Berlin Turnpike, ran the rest of the clubs, stop­ is showing the ace of diamonds Gremin: piked car Brown, 360 V-8 engine, 4-speed transmission, power steering. If you want to overbid as do ping in his own hand. Berlin, Connecticut, 828-0369. and willingness for you to bid NORTH (D) 25 most bridge players, it pays seven. If your partner is very 1973 E200 CARGO VAN *3495 THEIR LOSS can be your gain. A 8 to have a little bit of luck to Finally he threw East in conservative you might try the Beige, V-6 engine, 3-speed transmission, power stEiering, power f A Q 642 go with your overbidding. with a spade. East cashed brakes. 35,000 miles. Repossession, bank says sell. grand slam but we would be buOt in yieKb highest Just 8 months old, beautiful A A K 7 two spade tricks and then satisfied with the sure six. America mobile home, save over $2,000. ♦ J 7 6 3 South’s three notrump call had to lead away from his TODAY’S QUESTION 1970 E300 CIUBWAGON *2595 Can be seen by appointment. WEST EAST was really optimistic. There king of hearts up to dummy’s Blue, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, 12 WINTHROP A J6 3 A A Q 1072 ace-queen. Instead of bidding three hearts passenger, 44,000 miles. Call 828-0360, Broker. BY DICK CAVALLI just wasn t any suit available ? 9875 T K 1 0 3 to bring in nine tricks. In any your partner has jumped to four 1969 STARCRAFT, Star Master 4 Q 10982 ♦ 5 hearts over your two spades. event he bid it and West What do you do now? 6 tent trailer with heater, $750. A q 4^10854 opened the three of spades. return in its dass. 12x12 screen house, $25. Royal SOUTH Answer Tomorrow East rose with the ace and The bidding has been; 25 Average used car resale prices, August DILLON portable electric typewriter. A K 954 led the suit back. West won All very good condition. f j with the jack and led a third 646-1841. A J 6 4 3 spade which South took. Answer to Previous Puzzle The figures speak for themselves. FORD dkAK92 Generals 0 Average R esale TRAVEL TRAILER - 1967 Neither vulnerable 7 3 M odel They’ re a telling reason to buy a new Pathfinder, self-contained, It was obvious to South that Price in 74. 319 MAIN STREET stove, . heater, toilet, West North East South East held the king of hearts ACROSS comparison *74 Gremlin—the lowest list-priced car MANCHESTER refrigerator. Call after 6, 646- IT U 2A and that an attack in that suit 1 Napoleonic 2 Disease of 5830. Pass 3A Pass 3 N.T. marshal cereals built in America. would leave South down one 4 “Desert Fox” 3 Word of assent AMC Gremlin 643-2145 Pass Pass Pass before he ever got around to 10 Idolize 4 Branches (biol.) 2'door Coupe $1947 And, if you need an even more telling Opening lead-3 A taking tricks. So he decided 12 Flyer 5E^Iike I Autos lor Rent-Lesse 87 14 Ice formations 6 Youngsters , 2 to play his ace of clubs to see reason, consider this: every new *74 Gremlin what would happen. The 15 Official order 7 Insane 1965 FORD Galaxie convertible 1972 OLDSMOBILE Toronado - FOR RENT - E300 Econoline 16 Sailors’ patron 8 And others is backed by the exclusive AMC Buyer queen dropped and South’s saint (Latin ab.) - New top. $160. Call after 6,872- Full power, loaded, radial tires, window van. $14 per day plus SHORT RIBS By Oswald & James Jacoby overbid was ready to pay off. 3188. low mileage, mint condition. mileage. Dillon Leasing Cor­ BY FRANK O’NEAL 17 Belgrade VIP 9French 24 Czech river 44 Fishing net Chevy\^ga novelist 25 Lament 46 Elicit $1442 Protection Planl” Call 643-M i . W H ER E A RE YAJ GOING 18 Ignited Notchback Coupe poration, 643-2145. I'M GOING TD B U Y A ^ 19 ^ i a l 10 Masculine 27 Inquires 47 Disclose (poet) WITH ALL TH O SE VOU HAVENTHEAK? ABOUT See your AMC Dealer today. It could 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, N E W SABERTOOTH THE LATEST INVENTION gathering nickname 29 Demolish 48 Troubles excellent condition, $800 or best CLAM S H E L L S ? YIGBR S K IN . 21 Historical 11 Small state 30 Harrow’s rival 49 Disentangle ITS called INFLATtO/r/ STAR G A X E l C * F ^ pay dividends. offer. Call 643-6471. pwiod (ab.) 31 Pigeon 51 Deeds Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 - w ------By CLAY H POLLAN’ 13 Prepare ffax 33 Hostile 53 Singing voice Ford Pinto ^ A X II5 LIBRA 23 Disseminate 1969 CHEVY Malibu, Forest HAS. 21 Your Daily Activity Guide 26 Guido's high 17 5(017 incursion 54 Southern state 5 2'dixir Sedan $1626 20 Conger 37 Soviet river (abJ green, 2-door hardtop, 350, 4- tf A c c o r d in g to f/i# Stori. note To develop message for Saturday, 28 Begot 22 Japanese 38 Apex 55 Small child speed, $1200. Call 649-4765. 11^ 9-27-32-42 4- 6-16-24/r read words corresponding to numbers 32 — de Gaulle aborigine 40S|^nish 57 Friend (Fr.) 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING n J w a - n 41-77-78 ^ 23 Cantankerous All price, ,re lor bau vehicle. of your Zodiac birth sign. 34 Defense conqwror 58 Family MECHANIC’S Special - 1967 / f TAURUS SCORPIO groupiabJ word (varJ member • Source: Automollve Market RepotU 8/12/74. Market evefatei Zones 1,2 end 3. A . \ ASS. 20 1 Satisfying 31 Come 61 Antogonize 35 OperaUc song Comet Capri, no rust. Call after 2 Let 32 New 62 You ocr. 22^ may 36 Russian r ~ ” 6 p.m., 644-1454. I W aShow 33 From 63 Feel NOY. 1 1 ^ 1” r " r 4 r~ r ~ r~ 5 T}) 3-12-20-29 4 Elderly 34 M ost 64 To marshal 36-39-40-43J ^49-52-82-87 5 Apptoronce 35 To 6SOver-confider (1745-1813) i6 II 12 13 VOLKSWAGEN 1971, super /IVIORI THERS, ’66-76-80^1 BUZZ SAWYER GIMINI 6 Person 36 Reveal 66 To 39 Purposeful beetle, low mileage,eage, excellenexcelfent BY ROY CRANE 7 First 37 O f 67 Person SAGITTARIUS 41 TheaUical 14 II condition, $1,795. Call 646-3839 8 Let 36 W ith 68 Member NOV. abbreviation WE GO IN A ANNUTi../ /W 20 9 T u m 39 Your 69 You 42 Compass nr" 17 between 4-6 p.m. 3 1 S C E N T E R ST., / M A N C H E ST E R ,C O N N .< P h o n * 6 4 3 - S 1 3 S DON'T K AFRAID/ FOOFY. TM AN 10 Others 40 Secret 70 Tockle Die. NAME IS RXDFY, REAL r,',51-53-59-40 11 Arronge 41 Helpful 71 A reading iT p o N OLD HAND AT WIRE WALKING. 19-22-23-50/ 43 Dowry NAME IS j?>*6L7l-79-90 I 20 f 42Leof 72 Of 58-61-74 V FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY I'VE CROSSED NIAGARA FALLS AND CANCIR 13 Do 43 Ambitions 73 Better 45 Zoo animal a JT tf IT 29 to 31 AMC f I Gremlin 1970 DODGE Coronet Super PRUDENCE 14 W atch 44 For 74 Anybody CAPRICORN 47 Simpleton THE CRATER OF A VOLCANO. A /w 'iJUNZ Jl Bee - V-8. automatic, power BRAPY. MERE GORGE IS EASY. 15 Progress 45 Be 75 Todoy 50 Actual s r to A M C n Dealers steerina, bucket seats, very CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS S\T^JULY 22 16 Could 46 The 76 Someone 52 Foolish k e l l y JUST I 7 A 47 More 77 In 56 Of robbery on 36 ■ 3 6 37 sharp. $1595. Churches Motors, 50 GLAD,' H 't 8-10-13-34 16 Luncheon 48 Other 78 Finances 14-17-21-35 on all makes ... CALLS We high seas 643-2791. t/37-46-57 )90bstinocy 49 Not 79 Profitoble 45-65-75 JT to De Cormier Motor Sales, Inc. FOOFY, ‘1 REALLY 20 Temper 50 Control led 80 W ho's 58 Roman LIO AQUARIUS dictator WAS JULY, 22 21 TerxMncy 51 Contocts 8) Opposite THEBoaour 1967 SIMCA, new clutch, had LOAN and RENTAL CARS 22 M ust 52 Help 82 Your JAN. 20 IHORRIFIEP. 59 Fire or air work done on engine. $150. Call LAUa. 22 23 Be 53 M ode 83 Indicated ni. It. 60 Numerical K ii to Available by Appointment. . 24 Be 47 IT 4*1 81 285 Broad Street 289-0983. 54 You'll 84 M a y 11-18-28-381 group ■ “ r5-25-<4-47 25 Counts 55 Then 65 Realize 61 Nabs 35-49-84-85 26 Moves 56 Everything 86 Todoy 58-72-81-881 to 87 STAN OZIMEK, Manager 27 Over 57 Talking 87 Reputation PISCIS 62 New (comb, Manchester 1965 FALCON - Excellent run­ VIRGO form) H to ning condition, 25 mpg. $400 or 28 Dote 58 Don’t 88 Sex n i. If T5P 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 29 W ill 59 Could 89 Sympathetic George F. De Cormier best offer. 528-6917, before 10 i S M 30 W ith 60 Lead 90 venture HAS. 20 $1 62 Phone 643-4165 p.m. DOWN 5 ’) i-is-ao-sa )Good JAJveisc 2 -7 -2 6 -3 1 ^ 1 Unit of TQWM'u. 33^847 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 25, 1974 Perry First in Troop NEWS ABOUT INVITATION CAPSULES To Become Eagle Scout TOWN The intern support com­ "YOU KNOW FRAN" mittee of Emanuel Lutheran Vincent D. Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Perry of Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kissinger Meets Brezhnev 610 N. Main St., Wedne^ay night became the first member Bernard Johnson, 92 Redwood MOSCOW (UPI) — Secretary of State Henry A. Rd. Kissinger began today a second day of meetings with Rus­ of Boy Scout Troop 157 to attain the rank of Eagle Scout. sian leader Leonid I. Brezhnev on the subject of slowing The presentation was made Manchester Barracks, World down the nuclear arms race. He was accompanied to the jointly by Troop 157 and War -I Veterans, and Auxiliary talks by an expert on strategic arms, Helmut Sonenfeldt, Explorer Post 169 in will meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the State Department’s secretary for European affairs. ceremonies at St. Bridget the VFW Home. Church. Wilbert Auden, Algonquin District com­ Members of Manchester \ missioner; Frank Ennis, dis­ Association for Retarded Nixon May Have Surgery trict commissioner; and Joseph Citizens are reminded to be at Gallagher Jr., council the Sheltered Workshop Satur­ LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) — Former President day at 10 a.m. to wash windows. Nixon’s doctor said it is possible that his patient may not executive, conducted the ceremony. Arthur Galvin, be responsive to treatment for phlebitis with drugs, in The auxiliary of Manchester which case a surgical operation would become a “real scoutmaster, presented the Eagle award. Midget Football Association possibility." A medical source at the hospital interpreted Others participating in the will meet Monday at 8:30 p.m. the physician’s remarks as indicating that surgery is a Eagle ceremony include Carl at the home of Mrs. John likelihood, rather than just a possibility. Weerden, 11 Clyde Rd. Co­ Gustafson, district chairman; FRAN MAHONEY with Greg Ennis and David hostesses are Mrs. William Hayes as honor guard. Shaw and Mrs. Edward Baylis. The meeting is open to all in­ He Invites You To Come Claims Contact with Miss Hearst Vincent, an East Catholic terested women. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Retired convict Mickey High School junior, began And Say Hello At His Cohen said he has communicated with Patty Hearst in an scouting eight years ago in Cub unnamed city, and urged her to avoid capture because that Pack 2, where he earned the would mean a long prison term. Cohen said he relayed this "Arrow of Light,” the highest message to the fugitive heiress 10 days ago through two award in cub scouting. Killian Scored new members of the Symbionese Liberation Army who He joined Troop 157 in 1969, For Anti-Freeze were in hiding with her and two fellow fugitives. Bill and while attending St. Bridget Junior High School. He has Investigation Emily Harris. served as patrol leader, senior HARTFORD (UPI) - State patrol leader and as a member Atty. Gen. Robert K. Killian of the Leadership Corps. In has been .-ccused of “passing Culture Minister Dies September, 1973, he was ap­ the buck” on a request that he MOSCOW (UPI) — ’The highest woman official in the pointed junior assistant scout­ begin an anti-trust investigation master. SATURDAY Soviet Union, Culture Minister Yekaterina A. Furtseva, into the rising price of anti­ In 1972, he led the troop’s freeze. Oct. 26, 2-4 P.M. died today at the age of 64. She presided during the past 14 representative patrol in the The charge was leveled years over the steadily tightening controls which governed Aigonquin First Aid-O-Ree and Wednesday against the the careers of Russia’s artists and writers. AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS was a member of its champion Vincent Perry receives his Eagle Scout pin from his Democratic candidate for senior swim team. He also mother. (Herald photo by Dunn) lieutenant governor by Eugene earned the troop’s “Scout of the Neri, executive director of the Hartford Rd. Cor. of McKee Arab Talks in Turmoil Year” award in 1972. Republican State Central Com­ Vincent holds the cub "Par- mittee. RABAT, Morocco (UPI) — A guerrilla threat to boycott forts in manning emergency vuli Dei” and the scout "Ad sheiters during the ice storm. summit talks left the Arab foreign ministers conference in FREE REFRESHMENTS Altare Dei,” Catholic awards, Other advancement awards turmoil today and endangered efforts to negotiate a peace and for four years was active in were presented to Richard REMEMBER To Vote Democratic agreement with Israel. the district annual retreat in Thurston, Life Scout; and Ciark In Fran’s District 13 Cromwell. Standish, First Class Scout. B O n i FRUIT FARM Conference sources said a Palestine Liberation He joined Explorer Post 169 Merit badges were awarded in 1973 and has served as its DISTRICT NO. 3 DISTRICT NO. 6 Organization boycott of the weekend talks would almost to Richard Thurston, 10 badges; 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester Vote at Church of Christ certainly wreck the attempt by Arab heads of state to work treasurer. As a member of its Joseph Neubelt, 5; John Vote at Nathan Hale School rifle team, he earned the rank Czerwinski, Mike Neubelt,and DISTRICT NO. 4 out a joint policy toward peace talks. Vote at Martin School DISTRICT NO. 8 of sharpshooter. In 1973 the Tim Valente, 4 each; Karl Sen- Vote at Verplanck School Town of Manchester awarded APPUS plus FKSH The dispute between the PLO and Jordan over represen­ tivany and Chris Valente, 3 Vincent and other members of each; Mike Pellitier, 2; and tation of the Palestinian refugees disrupted a three-day-old Post 169 plaques for their ef- foreign ministers conference trying to arrange the summit Brian Longest, 1. SWm APPU ODER talks.

The PLO claims to represent all refugees displaced by the creation of Israel in 1948. Jordan, however, claims to Scholamhip Unit To Mvvt Monday represent Palestinians living within its borders. The ManchestV Scholarship The foundation’s ad­ Foundation Inc. will have its ministrative organization and annual orientation meeting the schoiarship and loan Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the process will be explained. A Read Herald Ads Manchester Country Club. All brief history of the scholarship interested people are invited to foundation will also be given. attend.

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