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PAGE EIGHTEEN -r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Nov. 11, 1975 OBITUARIES Progress reported Manchester State Bank to handle The weather school annuity funds clearance Increasing cloudiness, chance Frank J. Drury Sr. j on town construction of rain, high near 60. Rain tonight changing to showers, low SOUTH WINDSOR - Frank Manchester’s Board of Education guidelines and a grievance several elementary school media iianrI|Mpr lEupmng Hfralh upper 30s, mid 40s. Joseph Drury Sr., 56, of 61 High Reports from building contractors high schools, ar'e nearly tinished with Monday night authorized school ad procedure. The unanimous vote to centers. Tower Rd., a retired Hartford presented at Monday night’s meeting their building program. ministrators to open a clearing ac adopt the policy came on a motion • Received Kennedy’s recommen-- Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -e i g h t p a g e s - t w o s e c t i o n s p r i c e : f i f t e e n c e n t s policeman and organizer of the city’s of the Town Building Committee in At Illing Junior High School, the count at the Manchester State Bank made by Eleanor Coltman and d%tions for several new school MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 37 Police Athletic League (PAL), died cluded a completion date of May 1976 work is 95 per cent complete. The for tax-sheltered annuity funds. seconded by Carolyn Becker. policies and policy amendments. ’Die Sunday at St. Francis Hospital, Hart for the new Regional Occupational remedial center should be ready by The school board’s unanimous ac • Accepted as completed an $11,- thick sheaf of proposals deals with ford. He whs the husband of Mrs. Training Center. The Nasin the end of November and the new tion came after School Supt. James 100 renovation project at the school giving medication to students, Lucille Fahrenheit Drury. Construction Co. of Willimantic has gym should be completed between Kennedy reported that four other system’s data processing, facility. suspension and expulsion df students, Mr. Drury served with the Hart erected the cinder walls and Dec. 15 and the first of the year. local financial institutions indicated The action clears the way for the student records, employe conflict of ** »-*i ♦S'f, ford Police for 23 years before masonry should be sufficiently com At Bennet Junior High School, the they didn’t want to provide the ser school board to seek 50 per cent reim interest, and requirement for jTf retiring a year and a half ago. He vice. bursement from the state. AI News *RI Ford makes appeal pleted by the first of December so contractors should be finished by the physical examination of employes. organized the Hartford PAL in 1958 that inside work can start about the end of this week. The basketball Manchester State Bank was • Established a washout account • Heard reports on three special and had served as its president. first of the year. "* backstops are being put up today. recommended by Kennedy last to receive a $2,905 state grant to buy education programs for handicapped I summary! Born in Boston, he lived in that At the new Buckland firehouse, the The new library is already being month, but a decision was postponed special library materials for South ?: ' — % students aged 14 to 21. The programs § " I area for several years before coming footings should be completed by the used. after board member Earl. Odom School. The money will be used to ome part of the curriculum at for energy program to South Windsor 20 years ago. complained about apparent I;.; (.iompiled from end of this week. Ther4 is still a list of small buy encyclopedia and reference ;ionai Occupational Training United Pre.s's Inlernulioiiul S He was a member of the Adler Inc., of Ridgefield, construc finishing jobs to do which should not favoritism toward the bank. At that books which the school was unable t( ■ under constuction in I? :s Policemen’s Benevolent Association, tion contractors for the two junior take long, said Paul Phillips, town time, no other banks had been asked acquire due to limited funds. Manchester and scheduled to open CHARLESTON', W.Va. (UPI) - So him the energy legislation he rock cornish hen and sip California the Police Association of Connec building committee chairman. to provide the service. • Established another washout ac a next fall. I State long as he is in the Oval Office, vows demanded 10 months ago. rose wine with him was energy — and ticut, Hartford Police 'Veterans The school board vote allows count to received a $13,091 federal • Learned details of a planned President Ford, the whim of foreign “The wind and snow of a new particularly the 3 trillion tons of coal Association, the Holy Name Society Kennedy to set up the clearing ac grant to improve guidance screening program to check lead I GROTON-The Coast Guard ^ oil interests will not play fast and winter ar’e beginning to whip across he says lie beneath the rugged West of the Hartford Police Department count so the State Bank will serve as counseling services at junior high poisoning levels of preschoolers in jij has reaffirmed that samples g loose with “the fate and future of the Great Plains and other areas of Virginia mountains. and the International Brotherhood of Recycling topic for engineers a distribution agent for money America.” schools and two buy materials for Manchester. The voluntary screening ji;: taken from a Liberian oil the country,” Ford said. “Like the But he did not neglect his politics. Police Officers. deducted from school employes’ p tanker allegedly involved in a :^: been one of the principal figures in is scheduled to begin in January. “The United States cannot and will flowers of spring, the energy With the specter of a Ronald Reagan A communicant of St. Margaret Charles Kurker, principal sanitary salaries. S major oil spill off the Florida volved in the development of the not base its national destiny on promises of Congress are faded and challenge looming larger, Ford told Mary Church, he also belonged to the engineer for solid waste manage The voluntary employe deductions 9 coast July 8 definitely con- j:: Connecticut Solid Waste Manage energy that belongs to other nations. gone.” hi§ politely applauding audience in Irish American Home Society and ment in the state environmental eventually go to 16 different annuity tained oil and not river water J:; ment Program from its inception. To do so would be a national folly,” He urged Congress to pass a the cavernous civic center ice rink the Hartford VFW Post 2849. He was protection department will be guest firms. The Franklin Life Insurance as the ship’s captain has Ford declared Tuesday night. program for energy independence that he can lead the Republicans to an Army veteran of the Korean speaker for the Connecticut Valley His address will be a key part of the Co., which had been distribution claimed. now — “not after next year’s national glory |n 1976. Conflict. Section, American Society of 1975-1976 CVS emphasis on the agent in the past, decided last year it In a brief trip to the heart of the Other survivors are two sons, Agricultural Engineers, Wednesday production and use of energy. no longer would provide the service. Appalachian coal fields, Ford elections, but now.” Perhaps his most enthusiastic Motorist finds hazard AVON — Workers installing ij: House and Senate conferees have Frank J. Drury Jr. of South Windsor at the Manchester Country Club. Dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. In other business Monday night, orchestrated his twin themes of welcome came after the speech in sewers along Rte. 44 have been working for some weeks on final and Gary Shurtleff of East Hartford; Kurker will speak on the statewide following a social hour at 5:30 p.m. the Board of Education; Republican political glory and another room in the building to brief A motorist driving on Green Rd. covered the line, at the Wellesley Rd. broken two water mains in two language of an energy bill, but have three daughters. Miss Lu-Ann Drury resources recovery program. He has For information, contact Roger • Adopted a policy, to comply with American energy independence. ly address about 1,000 Cub Scouts. Monday night discovered a potential intersection, shortly before 9 p.m. days, leaving 60 families j:; been deadlocked in recent days and Mrs. Glenda Kehayais, both of Olcott, CVS chairman, at 643-7853. new federal regulations, prohibiting In the process he helped enrich hazard to motorcyclists and Police removed the line. without water for up to eight searching for a price decontrol for Eagle Scout Ford recalled his South Windsor, and Mrs. Carol Barr sex discrimination in education. The state Republican coffers by more bicyclists when a length of heavy S: hours. mula that would avert Ford’s trying days as a Tenderfoot, and of East Hartford; atbrother, Robert policy directs the school superinten than a quarter-million dollars at a fishing line stretched across the The motorist whose car antenna threatened veto. revealed to their cheers that he still P. Drury of Fort Lee, N.J.; two Pension report inconclusive dent to designate an employe to VIP cocktail party and a dinner street broke his car’s radio antenna. was broken was more concerned Ford’s main thrust to 1,500 party keeps his Boy Scout merit badges in sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Foster of receive complaints and to develop speech. And he lam basted the First quarter reports of the invest then that the banks would furnish Police said someone stretched about the hazard to bicyclists than Regional Democratic Congress for not handing faithful who paid $100 apiece to eat the top dresser drawer. Scituate, Mass., and Mrs. Marjorie ment performance of Manchester’s quarterly reports on investment heavy-duty line across the street, about the damage to his vehicle, Brady of Hull, Mass.; and six Penson Fund proved inconclusive returns. Monday’s meeting was for anchoring the ends at a stop sign and police said. iji: BO^TdN - The U.S. Coast | 2 grandchildren. Monday, at a meeting of Pension receiving the first report. However, a street sign. The motorist dis i;i; Guard said it seized a 290-foot The funeral is Wednesday at 8 a.m. Board members with represen because the elapsed time since ac Polish ship early today for from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 tatives of Connecticut Bank and tual investment is less than three allegedly fishing within the 12- Main St., East Hartford, with a Mass Trust Co. and United Bank and Trust months, a report on returns was un Fire calls j;|; mile limit. The ship was taken ij:; Veterans’ role in society lauded at St. Margaret Mary Church at 9. Co. available. ( Church furniture stolen ji:; shortly after midnight about 20 Burial will be in Hull Village] Manclietilrr In May, the Pension Board voted to The quarterly reports will con miles east of Boston. “American veterans, whether in at Veterans Day ceremonies in front Cemetery, Hull, Mass., at 1:30 p.m. veterans than this Bicentennial invest one-third of the fund’s $3 tinue. It was the consensus Monday Monday, 5;b8 p.m. — Oven fire at 151 Manchester Police are in of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Friends m ^ call at the funerj Oak St. (Town). value of the furniture w asn’t war or peace, have served their na year," Lannon said as be took every Principal honored million with Aetna Life and_Casualty that it will be at least six months vestigating the weekend theft of ■jS BOSTON — Maureen tion far beyond the mere perfor “Let me make it known that we are war from the Revolutionary to Viet home tonight n’HtpJ to 9. Tolland County available, but church officials es and to split the other two-thirds before a conclusive picture will be more than $1,000 worth of furniture timated that it was worth more than •:5 Reagan, daughter of former mance of their duties.” not here to glorify war. We are here nam and showed what impact the Monday, 11:37 a.m. — Grass fire at California Gov. Ronald Michelle Armentano, a Grade 6 student at Verplanck School, Mrs. Sophie E. ivleT between the two banks. It was agreed available. from the Second Congregational $ 1,000, That’s what Police Chief Robert D. to honor the veterans,” Lannon said. returning veterans have had on Henry Park, Rockville. Church, 385 N. Main St. $: Reagan, says she wouldn’t like shows William J. Freeman the plaque that names the school Mrs. Sophie E. Mertfens, «71, of Monday, 5:29 p.m. — Smoke investiga The church office was ransacked Lannon told about 200 people Tuesday “What better time to honor America's 200-year history. Waterford, formerly of Manchester, The burglary, discovered Sunday and obscenities were scrawled on a lij her father to run for the g library in his honor. Freeman was the school's principal for 11 AREA POLICE tion at Hillsdale Rd. home In Ellington; Members of Manchester veterans died Monday at Lawrence and no fire. morning, resulted in the loss of desk in the break-in, police said. j;: Republican presidential :•:• years until this year when he was appointed principal of Robert organizations, auxiliaries and youth Memorial Hospital, New London. She several pieces of furniture. The exact nomination. She said her >•: son School. (Herald photo by Dunn) Vernon other items were removed from the reasons are personal and “very Jai alai promoter cited groups marched from the American was the widow of Arthur Mertens. David Brown, 24, of Springfield, cars. Both men are being held at the •j: selfish." Legion Home to the hospital where Born in Manchester, Mrs. Mertens and Earl Chislom, 18, of East Hart police station in lieu of $1,000 bonds. HARTFORD (UPI) - Superior expected to file similar charges ceremonies started about 10:45 a.m. had lived in Lempster, N.H., and ford, were charged with first-degree They are to be presented in Common Say it where they see it OPEN Court Judge Thomas O’Sullivan against him today. Wallingford for a number of years larceny this morning after being ap Pleas Court 19. Rockville. FR ID A Y f National | Members of the auxiliaries placed Rockefeller thinks Ford THURS NITE today signed a contempt charge Friend, 38, of Hollywood, Fla., also wreaths at the memorial plaque in before moving to Waterford six years prehended at Scranton Motors, Rt. Wednesday. S WASHINGTON - A new | NITE TOO against promoter David Friend for was subpoenaed to appear before a front of the hospital, which was ago. 83. phase in the talks to end the 19- Frank Trudnak, 52, of 21 Sunset J refusing to answer grand jury federal grand jury in Hartford erected soon after the end of World Survivors 31*0 4 sons, Charles W. Vernon Police Officer Edward week-long strike at the Elec- may relent NYC stand Terrace, South Windsor, was questions about his Bridgeport jai looking into the $14 million facility, War I as a memorial to those who Mertens of East Haddam, Arthur R. Moynihan, while on routine patrol, trie Boat Shipyard in Groton, Mertens of Lempster, John H. noticed several cars without wheels arrested Monday on a warrant issued alai operation. said to be the largest in the world. died in that war. By MIKE FEINSILBER by Common Pleas Court 19 charging Conn., have been called by The citation was signed following a The commission asked the state at United Press International and to tide the city over for two years Mertens of Texas and Walter J. in the Scranton Motor lot. He stopped •j: federal mediators. Negotiators Hospital Administrator Edward M. him with threatening and third- conference with Assistant State’s At torney general’s office to press the Vice^ President Nelson A. or so until it achieves a balanced Mertens of Atlanta, Ga.; 2 to investigate and apprehended the are to meet Thursday in Boston j;;: Kenney offered the welcome, and the degree assault. torney John Mulcahy who said later charges against Friend when he Rockefeller says he thinks President budget. daughters, Mrs. Earl Reinhard of two men. for a “head-to-head" session. :::■ Kev. Ernest' Harris, hospital Two other conservatives — Arthur N Meriden and Mrs. Marjorie Gossar Trudnak was released on a $250 the state would delay pressing the refused to answer each of the com Ford may change his mind about Police said tires, hubcaps and chaplain, gave the invocation and Burns and Sen. James Buckley — of Illinois; 22 grandchildren and 21 bond for court appearance in contempt charge until later this mission’s questions Friday, even aiding New York City if the city puts I SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. - | benediction. modified their opposition to pending great-grandchildren. Rockville, Dec. 3. month. after he was granted immunity. its financial house in order. ji: Richard Nixon is no longer In his speech, Police Chief Lannon The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. Mulcahy indicated the postpone Friend lost a bid to avoid testifying Rockefeller told reporters in bills to provide multibillion-dollar ji; bothered by the phlebitis condi- ji: said he was pleased that the state is at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. ABOUT TOWN ment was arranged because of two before the grand jury on Nov. 3. In Austin, Tex., Tuesday he had not federally guaranteed loans to the big tion which nearly killed him a ijj again observing Veterans Day on city. Center St. Burial will be in Buckland Vhciivie factory TUES-WED-SAT 9:30-5:30 other investigations underway in the quick succession that day. Friend talked with Ford about a possible |ij year ago, he told a visitor iii: Nov. 11. Cemetery. THURSDAY 9:30-8:30 jai alai scandal. lost the Superior Court appeal, went change in administration policy on Burns, chairman of the Federal The Golden Age Club will meet Hollis Circle of South United " LAPP PLAZA RT 83 VERNON FRIDAY 12:00-8:30 Tuesday, and he now takes long jij; A one-man state grand jury in to the grand jury’s chambers, and He said the day, originally called the city’s financial problems. But he Reserve, and Treasury Secretary Friends may call at the funeral Methodist Church will meet tonight Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Senior £heHerat& '>) PHONE 872-8022 CLOSED MONDAY i§ walks, plays golf and swims jij; vestigating the scandal has charged then returned to Superior Court to Armstice Day, commemorating the said, “It’s a value judgment on my William E. Simon met for two hours home tonight from 7 to 9. at 7:30 at the home of Barbara V Citizens Center. 'Those planning to at S every day. iji; Friend with contempt, and the state face the contempt charge. end of World War I, grew in impor part” that Ford might relent on his with Felix Rohatyn, chairman of the tend are reminded to bring a can of Friden, 33 Wellington Rd., to assem 'M X* tance as the realization grew that the In Menioriam Special Revenue Commission was hard line against aid. Municipal Assistance Corporation, fruit for the kitchen social. ble Christmas gifts for con iji LOS ANGELES — Secretary i? veterans of every war deserved “His policy is based on the assump and then consulted privately. In loving memory of my father. valescents. This printing test pattern is Ludwig Hess, who passed away part of The Herald quality con- i§ of State Henry Kissinger ij: tribute “no less endearing than the tion that New York City will not take In New York, Mayor Abraham November 10. 1939. League of Women Voters will have m. „ .. T program in order to give jij should stay out of California iji veterans of any one war.” the action needed to balance its Beame outlined plans for reducing a consensus meeting on the “Evalua “Those,we loVe truly never die.” The Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., senior you one of the finest jij campaigning but Betty Ford is jij: Teachers defy court Lannon said that most people know budget and take other steps necesary the city’s payroll by an additional 8,- tion of the Executive’’ tonight at 8 at minister of Center Congregational newspapers in the nation. The Buy of the Year! i$ welcome President Ford’s jij NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Striking Tuesday said luesday the mai.. the veterans, in civilian clothes, who to put its house in order,” 374 jobs, including 1,098 police of Erna Hess Harmsen the home of Mrs, Irma Meridy, 27 Church, will lead a Bible study iji California campaign co- j^ teachers today returned to the picket stumbling blocks in the talks were have returned from war to resume Rockefeller said. “If the city did take ficers, to save $200 million a year. Teresa Dr. David McQuade will Wednesday at 1:15 p.m. in the Rob- M l In Meinoriani iji chairmen said Tuesday. iii lines outside New Haven public salary increases and the allowable their lives and who have provided all these steps, that would be something Earlier Burns told a caucus of V chair the meeting. . Two other bins Room' of the church. : = = S In loving memory of our father, H i schools in defiance of a court injunc size of classes. people with the everyday necessities he had not anticipated. If the city did House Republicans he would drop his Charles Saunders, who passed away meetings have been held to develop and have helped organize banks, opposition to federal aid if he sees November ll. 1957. P WASHINGTON - A House | tion. The school board has offered a take these steps, he might reappraise this particular item. The Marine Corps League Ariens schools, town offices and factories. “deterioration” in financial markets ;;f; subcommittee has iji three-year pact containing no hikes the situation.” Beyond the Gate our beloved Dad Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 8 Lawyers for the 1,200-member “ I like to think of Veterans Day as ijj recommended Commerce iji in the first year,- an across-the-board The city found an unexpected arising from New York’s threatened finds happiness and rest. St, Margaret’s Circle, Daughters p.m. at the Marine Home, Parker St. New Haven Federation of Teachers the day for honoring the veteran And there is comfort in the thought ;j^ Secretary Rogers Morton be ■ § $200 raise the second and the oppor friend in Washington Tuesday — financial collapse. of Isabella, will meet tonight at 8 at Sno Thros were due in Superior Court to show turned civilian, who serves his or her that a loving God knows This. ■ij cited '.'or contempt of Congress jij tunity to negotiate a raise in the third House Republican leader John the KofC Home. Refreshments will cause why they should not be held in country in all walks of life, seeking a Sadly missed by jiji for ignoring its subpoena for jjj year, Carrano said. Rhodes of Arizona, a conservative be served. • contempt of Judge George A. Saden’s peaceful solution to the differences in Wallace formally ______Sons and Daughters ’jj documents on U.S. firms iji The union wants a 3 per cent in who says, “It’s sort of degrading to return to work order, issued at the the world and exploring ways to keep iJi honoring an Arab boycott ij crease the first year, 4 per cent the be bankrupt.” opens campaign start of the strike Monday. American free of future wars," Lan ijj against Israel. Morton claims iji second year and 5 per cent the third, In a break with Ford, Rhodes said non said. ijij passing on the information jii Union President Frank Carrano Carrano said. at a news conference he could sup MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - \ CHRISTMAS SALE i would be a breach of con- j^ port a short-term loan guarantee to Gov. George C. Wallace pronounced f and iii fidence with the companies and enable New York to avoid bankruptcy himself “the people's choice” today iji blames Congress for not iij and formally announced his can SUPPER iji making it illegal for American ii U.N. Zionism vote condemned didacy for the Democratic presiden iii firms to comply with the ii Ribicoff urges tial nomination...... ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH i iii boycovt. g By NICHOLAS D VMLOI I United States should remain in the future foreign policy, said he would 'T will be a candidate for the COOPER AND HIGH STREETS ; UniU“ ciuau uwia *12^ I diy D.Q. Dilly Bars...... III Jorgensen Auditorium 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: W i Universityversity of Connecticut, Storrs' MANCHESTER PAINT MANCHESTER WED. thru SAT. & WALLPAPER D.Q. 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Lewis Jr., assistant “Silk Along Rails; A History of the Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, Prentiss, first; Mrs. Paul Barton and professor of geography at South Manchester Railroad,” will be Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. WASHINGTON - I suppose Rep. Russell Grannis, second; Mrs. Glenn Results in the Nov. 4 South Windsor Manchester Community College, will published by the MCC Press. Charles E. Grassley, R-Iowa, ANDREW TULLY Prentiss and Mrs. Robert Crawford, Bridge Group game at Wapping Com Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Pubiisher present the second of six 1975-76 Lewis’ new slide lecture deals with Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor represents the anti-New York City third. . munity Halt are Frankie Brown and Manchester Historical Society the patterns of change that have oc attitude so prevalent throughout the Winners in the novide game are Peg Dunfield. first; Anne Ingram tion their first year on the job. programs Sunday at 2 p. m. in the curred east of the Connecticut River country. That is to say, Grassley is Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCumber and and Phyllis Pierson, second. Subway coin changers make $229 a Whiton Memorial Library over the last 300 j^ears. Using such Mr. and Mrs. Kennard Scofield. opposed to rewarding New York for Opinion week; the average New York bank auditorium. It is open to the public. examples as house types, fencing, its profligacy. Results in the Nov. 4 evening game clerk earns $164. This will be his second appearance farmsteads, and industry, he may Results Friday in the Manchester The gentleman from Iowa, where of South Windsor Bridge Group at Grassley points out that New York before the group. A few years ago he surprise many listeners with his Bridge Club game at 146 Hartford folks still tend to count their money Wapping Community Hall are North- is unique in more ways than one. For gave an illustrated talk on the South theory that much of the present Rd. are North-South: Sid McKenzie carefully, got figures from the South: Anne Ingram and Phyllis Manchester Railroad. His book. Eastern Connecticut landscape is and Ken Hickman, first; Don and Congressional Budget Office the example, it is the only large Pierson, first; Fred Clark and Mary municipality that has consistently more related to the 17th and 18th cen Betty McLean, second; Jack Descy Gangewerem second; Jim Baker and ‘Alice’ day strikes other day to support his stand against turies than to the 20th century and Joe Toce, third. bailing outi the Republic’s most sought to stave off debt by increasing Sonja Gremillion, third. its short-term borrowing. culture. East-West; William Belekewicz notorious city. Although some of his East-West: Jane Lowe and Mollie Say’s-Grassley; “The end result of and Jim Lenertz, first; Nick Daum data has been published, Grassley’s Lewis received his B. A. and M. A. Timreck, first; Flo Barre and Ann unexpected chords this kind of unsound fiscal manage and Frank Timblinson, second; Geof homework is worth noting because he from Central Connecticut State DeMartin, second; Leonre Brooks ment confronts the city today.” He Brod and Carol Kwasny, third. and 'Fom Wagner, third. That nationwide strike by differences between men and wraps it up so neatly. Moreover, College. He has done advanced should have added that the hankers graduate work at Clark University women was — at the risk of Grassley’s source is Congress’ own Results Friday in the Manchester women; except that the latter budgetary watchdog. knew what was going on and went and is a candidate for his doctorate in Results in the Nov. 5 South Windsor being accused of sexism — can bear children. along for the sake of fat profits. geography at Rutgers University. Nite Time Novice Group game at 146 Bridge Group novice game at Wap Thus packaged, the figures are Hartford Rd. are North-South: Don pretty much of a bust. Most women today support revealing: Obviously, Grassley is among ping Community Hall are .Joan King He is the author of several articles, and Betty Kreps, first: T.J. and Elsie In fact, “Alice Doesn’t The idea of equal rights, In ^fiscal year 1973, per capita those who would not sphre the rod in and Dot Sauer, first; Sally Marsh and dealing with naughty New York. At including “Recent Changes in the Crockett, second; C.D. and Marion Roberta Black, second; Joyce Rossi Day,” during which women responsibilities and oppor expenditures by the city government Connecticut Valley Tobacco In- McCarthy, third. were 50 per cent higher than the next the other end 'is Sen. Hubert and Sue Vivirito, June Korbusiesky were encouraged to withhold a tunities under the law Humphrey, who managed to look sil ^dustry,” “The View from Cheney’s East-West: Steven and Marcia and Barbara Anderson, tied for third. variety of services in order to closest city analyzed in that way — Goat,” and “ Looms, Life, and Ryan, first; Gary and JoAnn Guffey, regardless of sex, and Boston. Government employment ly recently by declaring that New demonstrate their indispen whatever credit for this York’s problems should be equated r Landscape.” *7 second; Helen and Fred Ramey, Results in the Nov. 3 Manchester per 100,000 population in New York third. sable role in society, actually belongs to the feminist move was 517 in 1974. Only one other city, with those of underdeveloped foreign Window promotion Bridge Club game at :185 N. Main St. nations. \ _ are North-South: Frankie Brown and seems to have been more of an ment should be acknowledged. Baltimore, topped the 400 level. Because of the Gold Rush Results in the Nov. 6 M anchester inspiration to counterfeminist The population of New York City Not one cent of foreign aid to Zaire Diane and John Burg of 108 High St. look oyer the window dis Jane Lowe, first; Marge Warnerand But at the same time they (formerly the Congo), said the feisty in the Klondike, the first Bridge Club at 385 N. Main St. are Liz Carter, second; Murray Powell reaction among women than decreased by 300,000 persons from beefsteak to reach Circle play by the Manchester Land Conservation Trust in Watkins on North-South: Frankie Brown and realize that there are, always 1961 to 1974; city government gentleman from Minnesota, unless and Barbara Beckley, third. the consciousness-raising have been and always will be Congress votes to go to New York’s City, Alaska, sold at $48 a Main St. The display is promoting the trust’s film showing Mollie Timreck. first; Anne Ingram East-West; Eleanor Crafts and employment meanwhile went up by Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Due to a greater than expected response, and Elaine Howat, second; Liz event it was supposed to be. fundamental physical, 100,000 bodies. The central cities of financial rescue. pound in September, 1896, the Sandy Craft, first; Penny Skenderian Five female members of the It is true, of course, that New York highest known price ever the showing has been moved to the Keeney St. School auditorium Carter and Mary Corkum. third. and Bette Martin, second; Mary emotional and socially Baltimore and Chicago are in deep East-West; Ann Staub and Linda Arizona state legislature, for beneficial differences between trouble, yet both ran a budget surplus City sometiiiies behaves like a Thomas R. Lewis Jr. paid for beef. on Broad St. (Herald photo by Dunn) Warren and Betty Launi, third. in fiscal 1975. foreign country, but legally it is part example, condemning the the sexes. of the United States. T^at means we “destructive and negative at City pensions in New York are ^Rather than being rivals and based on earnings during the don’t have to bribe New York not to 2 titude of the women’s libbers,” competitors with men, as the worker’s last year of service, when sign a mutual assistance treaty with urged women to continue “per radical feminists seem to want ijs pay usually is at its peak and Poland or persuade the city by forming the jobs and respon- them to be, most women con wnSn-a^rnajority gets in extra over various means to reject a package of nuclear missiles from the Soviet “^ibilities that we have freely sider themselves partners with time. New York is the only city in the country that pays the full cost of pen Union. Zaire does not always behave chosen.” men. They believe that the Town Hull, Old Deorfield, Mass. (Photo hy Doug Bevins) as we might wish, but it has avoided Women in Newport, R.I., sions for its municipal employes. sexes are two complementary Policemen get four weeks of vaca- the clutches of the Communists and staged a “Male Appreciation halves of one greater whole, that makes it eligible for a handout. TAKE A TIGER TO LUNCH, OR Day.” Wives served their and that it is in union of male Anyway, the average American A ZEBRA, OR GIRAFFE BY KIM husbands breakfast in bed and and female in the fullest Scene from here has never met anybody from Zaire This is one animal you'll love having and thus has no way of knowing what lunch wkiM Washable, acrylic sweaters secretaries, girlfriends and meaning of the word that both kind of people populate that African even mothers-in-law treated sexes find the richest and most from Kim l?rr>\i!)(i^ carpet embroidered nation. When President Ford and wild animal motifsTrra4-4aaie the sweater men to dinners in restaurants. satisfying expression of their Grey flannel nostalgia Secretary Kissinger speak well of the The strike, of course, was in country, the Main Streeter probably kingdom nicely. Choose a ck^ile tiger, individual identities. sophisticated giraffe or a zesftvl zebra. tended to be more symbolic goes along for the simple reason that As author George Gilder has 1 saw this sign last week in the win men as they posed and milled around In dusty rose, dusty blue or p e ^ . For than real. It is doubtful if even he has had no unfortunate pointed out, the most impor dow of a Main St. men’s store and I SOL R. COHEN on the polo field, or aboard a cruise experiences with a Zairean. sizes small, medium and large. its sponsor, the National tant function of the female got this warm and comfortable ship, or at the airport, or football Unfortunately, New Yorkers are Sportswear, main floor and all stores. Organization for Women, throughout history has been feeling all over. game, or cocktail party, or at the too well known to their fellow “Grey Flannel is back,’’ is all it opera or Broadway show. What expected anything more than that of a civilizing influence on designation, “well-dressed man,” Americans as big spenders, high scattered, token support of the said, but, the four words made an savoir-faire, what clothes, what livers and wise guys. There is hardly the male. The knowledge that expert of me, and a man of style too. it’s just that I’d never before style, what wealth. boycott. received the recognition publicly, a tourist now aliVe who hasn’t had a they are providing security and It meant I could forget about those And, you know something? After sad financial experience with a New But NOW may have ac material benefits for their double-knits and those Italian silks. and I sorely missed it. Then came the all that studying, and copying and letter, building up my ego even as it Yorker. Someone once said about complished more than it wives and children is what It meant also that I could dig out that buying, my mother still asked me, Tom Dewey, “You have to know him realizes, and have raised a lot grey flannel suit I had hidden in the was padding my shoulders. “What was that rag 1 saw you keeps men going in jobs that Always, even to this day. I’ve had a to detest him,” and it is a fact that N of feminine consciousnesses in back of the closet and, provided I wearing last night?” New Yorkers have never gone out of are not all that exciting and took off a few pounds (quite a few) 1 suit for every day of the week, not to ways very different from what fulfilling in what used to be mention holidays, weddings, bar 1 tried. Believe me, I tried. 1 their way to sweet and charming to could re-live that day, several years studied, I copied, 1 mimicked, but 1 auslanders. It didn’t occur to them it had in mind. called the “man’s world,” just ago, when I felt myself on the way to mitzvohs and luaus — and, I’m wearing it. was no match. until recently that Congress con As the antistrike activities as the homemaker’s job is making the “Top 10 Best-Dressed But, that’s the,key word, isn’t it? tained so many country boys. suggest, the feminist leaders Men” list. I wore colored shirts, wide ties and often boring, harrying and un belted backs before they were the Match. I was no match for the hints succeeded, at least for one appreciated. I remember it like it was yester and information and pictures — es day. 1 got this letter in the mail, in rage. OPEN FORUM day, in hardening the battle The threat posed by the 1 remember how my mother had pecially the pictures. It wasn’t for forming me, “as the clothes-loving, me. lines over the question of feminist movement to this fashion-conscious” man that 1 was. the nagging habit of mispronouncing women’s liberation — not the \yprd “rage,” and how she’d bug Now that 1 think back, how could it historic function of women, I’d been “invited” to subscribe to a have been otherwise? After all, I between women and men but “distinctive magazine for the style mel'with her question, "What was with the long-range con that rag saw you wearing last bought new clothes almost every two The Herald Open Forum welcomes among women themselves. sequences for society it en conscious man of today.” or three years. By the time I got 1 For “only $8 a year,” or, if I were night?” letters from its readers on current r They succeeded in tails, may explain much of the To those of you who might say that around to it, the styles 1 tried to copy issues. We ask they be kept as short “interested in saving money, for only already were out of style. demonstrating that the growing counter-reaction $14 for two years,” I could glean was the origin of “Who was that lady as possible and avoid personal abuse. 0 ^ feminist movement, in its 1 saw you with last night?” I say, so So, now you know why I got this Because the Buckland annexation among women, whether or not plenty of “how-to, where-from and warm and comfortable feeling when > more radical aspects, is totally how-much” information as humanly — they had to start somewhere. petition referendum will be voted on all of them consciously 1 saw this sign in the Main St. win- ll ^ ’ # n V out of touch with the real needs possible concerning men’s fashions, Well, to get on with it. I ordered Nov. 17, no letters received after perceive such a threat and put that “distinctive magazine for the "dow. noon, Nov. 13, can be assured of a all guaranteed to keep my mirror m . and desires of the majority of it is so many words. style-conscious man.” I took a one- I’ve finally made it. Now, I’m the publication. American women. happy. style-leader. Now, I’m truly the The feminist movement is It’s not that I hadn’t always con year subscription. Letters should be addressed to: One can dismiss the How I studied those suave, hand “fashion-conscious man of today.” The Open Forum, Manchester hardly dead, of course. It sidered myself qualified for the Grey flannel suit — welcome home. arguments of those an would never have come into some, sophisticated healthy-looking Evening Herald, P. 0. Box 591, tifeminists who warn that the being if there were not some Manchester, Conn. 06040 drive for sexual equality will very real sexual injustices that remove women from the need to be corrected. But as Mobile homes: tin ghettos on wheels privileged pedestal on which “Alice Doesn’t Day” seems to Nothing else to do, men have traditionally placed have proved, the basic com- KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Shortly rates) can grow in value by the same them, just as one can dismiss monsense of the American after World War II, the United States amount. but to steal candy was energetically plunged into one of TOM TIEDE But it is the blight of moburbia the silly claim at the other women will keep it from going To the editor. extreme that there are no the darker efforts of its esthetic which is most distressing, coming as too far. history, the overnight proliferation of of ten who buy will put their units on it often does overnight in lots or This Halloween my friend and I crackerbox housing. Homes For the lots and leave them there.” fields unprotected by zoning, or went trick or treating in the con Heroes, they were called, gad, and No longer catering to the cheek by jowl with the owners of con dominiums on Lydall St. We are both millions of returning veterans were vagabonds, then, but to families ventional homes who must forever 11. hoaxed into equal numbers of $14,500 searching for something besides after coexist with ugliness. The es When we were about 200 yards frame squares on 60 by 90-foot lots apartment survival, mobile home timate is there are between 20,000 from my friend’s house, five teenage where the walls were constructed so manufacturers have in fact created a and 25,000 mobile parks in the coun boys wearing black masks came and CERISSA' EVENING ENSEMBLE" poorly residents could hear their whole new industry with wide and try, and another 12 to 18,000 dealers grabbed my bag of candy. My friend .. .VERY EXCITING! JUST 5.00 neighbors snore in the night. worrisome implications on the who scorch additional earth for dis hit one (of the boys) over the head Charles Revson has tucked a three piece Today a suburban sprawl of cultural, social and legal levels. plays. Some parks do landscape, but and they all ran away. collection of Cerissa into an elegant velvet- similarly obnoxious proportions is The legal aspects of moburbia have even the best water the eyes. Plastic Isn’t there anything for the big kids quilt evening clutch. A 28.00 value and underway, this time featuring even b e e n ^ e first to be isolated for shrubs and pink flamingoes. A park to do on Halloween when they are too it's yours for just 5.00 with any 5.00 pur big for trick or treating? I gJhss shabbier structures — mobile homes. national security. Early this year the in California features Astro Turf chase of Ultima II. Included are: the clutch; Here in the magnificence of Ap Center for Auto Safety released a patches and tinfoil water lillies. these young people who comrmtted the crime had no choice of things to 1/2 oz. Cerissa Perfume Concentrate palachia,, as in every other area of report that flayed the mobile home Outside Knoxville there is a mobile Spray; 1/8 oz. Cerissa Solid Perfume; the nation,J> the awful aluminum industry to its axles. Calling mobur park hard by the Interstate, with do, they stole candy. shells increasingly blight the bia a “low cost housing hoax” the nary a tree in sight, where 300 people Sincerely 1/2 oz. Cerissa Concentrated Cologne landscape, sitting on blocks, sur Center reported that mobile builders live in units so close together there is Carole Kingsbury Spray. Cosmetics, main fir. and all stores. rounded by gaudy skirts, individually get away with cheap and unsafe con hardly room for the handwriting on 118 Bretton Rd. or collectively, making a mockery struction activity that was outlawed the walL “No,” a resident says, she Manchester both of the joy of home ownership decddh^ ago in the conventional doesn’t like it, “but it’s all there is.” and the concepts of permanence and home business. That’s a terrible lament, “it’s all common sense. 2 Mobiles burn with a speed and in there is,” aqd it’s sad to hear its Moburbia is the new name, tensity unparalleled in conventional repetitious use in America, first in Eighth District interestingly, a term of roughly the units, and their structural integrity is ghettos and now in moburbia. same sophistication as that for which such that many have been known to service praised it identifies, but its influence is tip over during moderate winds. As To Eighth District Voters: gigantic. Though the spread has been to consumer protection in case of As a concerned resident of the slowed by the recession, the mobile defects, “warranties,” the center ALMANAC Buckland area, I urge all of you to home industry estimates that one of concluded, “are worthless.” vote Nov. 17 at the Eighth District four new housing starts today is un Beyond the safety and structural Firehouse. This issues concerns all of conventional, that about 1,000 limitations of mobile homes, there is you. By United Press International mobiles are sold each day, and that also the related hoax of cost. Can we question the capability of there are nearly four million of them Families fleeing to mobiles for a Today is Wednesday, Nov. 12, the the Eighth District who has serviced in the nation already, housing 10 lower cost of living are often quickly 316th day of 1975, with 49 to follow.' this area adequately in the past or million people and accounting for disppointed. Though the mobiles are The moon is between its first should we search our pocketbooks almost 5 per cent of all America’s priced at less than half the tag of con quarter and full phase. and spend our tax dollars to build a single family dwelling units. ventional low cost housing ($8 to The morning stars are Mercury, new firehouse in the Buckland area? Once an exotic beast beloved main $15,(X)0), financing involves interest Venus, Mars and Saturn. A re w e spending money ly by the rootless, the mobile today is rates of as much as twice the conven The evening star is Jupiter. needlessly? in effect the desperate choice of all tional mortgage. It costs about $7,000 Those born on this date are under Again, I urge every one of you to manner of people forced by high on the average to finance a $10,000 the sign of Scorpio. exercise your right as a voter. FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY MONDAY-FRIDAY 10 9, SATURDAY 10-6, prices out of the conventional home mobile home. Beside this, over a 10- Ibrbes Princess Grace of Monaco, former Sincerely yours, market. A Knoxville dealer es year period a mobile homes will American movie star Grace Kelly, Grace E. Lewie timates that “half my customers are \h jrd world vandal^ depreciate up to 75 per cent, while was born Nov. 12, 1929. 619 N. Main St. white collar people now, and nine out <;■ conventional homes (using current Manchester -\ V"- PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 12, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 12, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN -V Square dancers J Morrissette-Marino Unitarians plan twirl Saturday B ir t h s Manchester Square Dance Club On 2nd Thought Craft Fair will have a dance Saturday at Dolge, Tara Jane, daughter of A. maternal grandmother is Mrs. Manchester High School from 8 to 11 By Jan Warren Tucker and Judi Graves Dolge of Violette Pillard of 116 Waddell Rd. p.m. Earl Johnston, club caller, will Talcottville Rd., Vernon. She was Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Back to Basics is the charge of the children’s call, and Russ and Anita White will bom Nov. 5 at Rockville General and Mrs. Stephen Lawrence of 109 theme of the second annual t4b|e; Caroline and John cue the rounds. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Birch St. .. _ . Welcome back Emily Post! crafts fair of the Unitarian Cook of 38 Orchard Hill Mr. and Mrs. James Perry will are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Graves of UniversalistSociety: East, Rd., South Windsor in have door duty for the evening. Bergenfield, N.J. Her paternal Danaliy, Amy Lee, daughter of charge of the Christmas Refreshments will be served by Mr. Yesterday I read in the paper that When I was growing up my mother set for Saturday at the grandfather is David B. Dolge Sr. of Robert J. and Mafsha Sault Danahy table and tag sale; and and Mrs., Roy Pihl, Mr. and Mrs. Emily Post’s daughteriin-law has kept our copy of the old Emily Posti Woodruff Hali of Center Stafford Springs. of 646 N. Main St. She was born Nov. Louise Stevenson of 30 Russell Potterton, Mr. and Mrs. ■just published a new revised up-to- on the kitchen book shelf between Congregational Church. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Banforth Rd., Vernon in Phillip Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. the-minute edition of the old Emily Fannie Farmer and the Home H^r maternal grandparents are Mr. The society’s pastor, the charge of plants. Nelson Rfchitiond. Lyons, Steven David, son of David Post Etiquette. Medicdl Encyclopedia. The new and Mrs. Clifford Sault of 60 Phelps Rev. Arnold Westwood, Martha Westmoreland of A fashion show will be held on J. and Kathleen Manning Lyons of All I can say is whew! What a Ernily Post is going to have the same Rd. Her paternal grandparents are will bring back last year’s 66 Henry St. and Carolyn lesson night Tuesday with club 199 Homestead Sr. He was born Nov. relief. That book can’t reach the eminent position in my kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. William Danahy of 56 best sellers. He has Ver- Kolwicz of Crystal Lake members modeling square dance at 2 a t Manchester Memorial stores one minute too soon for me. Last night at supper when I told Y/ Ridgewood St. Her maternal great mont Cheddar cheese in Rd., Vernon will run the tire for the new class. Hospital. His maternal grandparents I need help with some of the nitty John that Emily Post would roll over are Mr. and Mrs. Harleth Manning of grandmother is Mrs. Gladys Jobert gritty details of today’s living. I want in her grave if she could see him large cakes. arts table. Tickets for; the New Year’s Eve Nassiff Photo Also, he will offer his A luncheon of home dance are now available. 816 Hartford Rd. His paternal grand of 185 Maple St. to know what to wear to a 4 p.m. wed lunge for the bread, he said, “Who’s sourdough starter with made bean soup and pies The, engagement of Miss Deborah The engagement of Miss Deborah mother is Mrs. Jessie Lyons of 88 ding in an apple orchard. What to say Emily Post?” recipes for sourdough will be in the charge of Joe Marie Caron to Michael J. Pilver, Jane Bartley of New Britain to Goodwin St. His maternal grand McConnell, James Charles, son of whpn I visit my son in his co-ed dor “WHO IS EMILY POST? Well I’ll waffles during the fair Kolwicz, also of Vernon. both of Manchester, has been an James Sofio Marturano of Ken mother is Mrs. Edna DeVeau of 816 William W. and Catherine LaHoda mitory. Where to put an unmarried tell you, young man, very shortly which runs from 10 a.m. to Gail Rosenberg of 102 Dents will honor nounced by her parents, Mr. and sington, formerly of Manchester, has Hartford Rd. McConnell of East Hartford. He was couple who are houseguests. you're going to know exactly who she ____ Of 3 p.m. Winthrop Rd. is in charge Mrs. Leroy K. Caron of 34 Butler Rd. been announced by her parents, Mr. born Nov. 5 at Manchester Memorial I’m sick and tired of bumbling is because Emily Post is going to be Other fair features in of the potpourri table. club presidents Mr. Pilver is, the son of Mr. and and Mrs. Arthur A. Bartley Sr. of Kloter, Jessica Lynn, daughter of Hospital. His maternal grandparents around doing my thing and I’d like to the boss around here!” clude hand-thrown pottery The UUS youth group Mrs. Nornian Pilver of 16 Summit St. New Britain. Eric L. and Sharon Luginbuhl Kloter are Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. LaHoda do Emily’s thing for awhile. What a My teen-age daughter didn’t seem offered by Mary Gail Ben- will offer books, games, The Connecticut Federation of The bride-elect was graduated Mr. Marturano is tbe son of Mr. of 101 Union St., Rockville. She was Sr. of Stowe, Pa. His paternal grand wonderful secure feeling it will be to very upset by the announcement. ford of 4 Clyde Rd., knitted puzzles and more at the Democratic Women will hold its from Manchester High School and is and Mrs. Frank J. Marturano of Ken born Nov. 8 at Rockville General parents are Mr. and Mrs. William know that I AM really right! “You know Ma,” she said grinning goods by Inge Anderson of table supervised by Diana monthly meeting, on Monday, at employed at Traveler’s Insurance sington, formerly of Manchester. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents McConnell Sr. of 30 Mountain Rd. His ^ Apparently the new book is going to at me across the table. “This great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 106 Kennedy Rd., and Schwartz of Shenipsit Lake Valle’s Steak House in Hartford. This Co. Her fiance was graduated from The bride-elect, a graduate of New are Mr. and Mrs. Urban Luginbuhl of set up rules of etiquette for such etiquette bit is going to work both Joseph Breslawski of Stowe, Pa., baked goods by Ginny Rd., Vernon. meeting has been designated to honor Manchester High School and Britain High School, is empioyed as a Snipsic Lake Rd., Tolland. Her pater diversified subjects as blue jeans, ways. Just for starters, what do you Parson Arnold Westwood offers country kitchen Mrs. Eva LaHoda of Reading, Pa., Clark of 74 Hollister St. Fair proceeds go to the all of the presidents of the local Manchester Community College. He toiler at New Britain Federal nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. bare feet, hair length, hitch-hiking, think Emily Post will have.to say bread and Vermont cheese for the Unitarian and Mrs. Cecelia Buchan of Darby. Also helping with the fair UUS building fund. The Democratic women’s clubs is employed by the State of Connec Savings and Loan Association. She is Emmanuel Kloter of 65 Orchard St., vegetarian diets, student about a middle-aged mother who Universalist Society’s second annual craft fair ticut. are Phyllis Carpenter of 35 society hopes to build in throughout the state. the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Rockville. She has two brothers, Pa. He has a a sister, Amy, 2V2. demonstrations, and the whole wears paint-covered blue jeans to Lanz Lane, Ellington in the area within the year. Saturday, Nov. 15 at Center Congregational There will be a social hour from 6 No date has been set for the wed Mrs. Samuel R. McCurry. Mark and Bruce; and a sister, Jen Mrs. Paul N. Morris#ette educational thing; dormitories, the supermarket and who goes ding. Church. (Herald photo by Barlow) to 7 p.m., with dinner being served Her fiance was graduated from nifer. saunas, bathrooms, backpacking, jogging around the neighborhood in promptly thereafter. Berlin High School and is enrolied at etc. short shorts?” Melinda Jane Marino of F ar of West Hartford; Mrs. Mary K. Mrs. Mary Heslin, commissioner Paul Smith College in Paul Smith, Riley, Heather Rae, daughter of mington and Paul Norman Marino of Farmington, the bride’s of Consumer protection, will be the N.Y. Robert M. and Cynthia Grotton Riley Morrissette of Manchester were sister-in-law; and Miss Jane E. Wood guest speaker. The wedding is planned for June 18, of Rt. 207, Lebanon. She was born CUB SCOUT NEWS Officers of the Connecticut Federa W edding 1977. married Nov. 1 at St. James Church of Somers, the bride’s cousin. Nov. 9 at Rockville General Hospital. in Farmington. John Angell of West Hartford, tion of Democratic Women who will Cub Scout Pack 112 had a combina 4 -H N E W S IN THE SERVICE Her maternal grandparents are Mr. The bride is the daughter of Mr. served as best man. Ushers were be in office 1975-77, are: Kay and Mrs. John Urotton of 41 Vernon tion awards presentation and O’Connell of New Haven, president; and Mrs. Guido J. Marino of Far Charles Thompson of Hyannis, This is the second year that The major projects for the year Center Heights, Vernon. Her pater Halloween party at its recent Kay Oulundsen of Farmington, first Thayer-Emmerling A b o u t mington. The bridegroom is the son Mass.; Michael J. Marino of Far Manchester's Church St. 4-Hers has are cooking, woodworking and com S.Sgt. Edward J. Haggerty, son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Lt. Brown is a 1971 graduate of nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. meeting at Washington School. vice president; Marion Ahern of of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell E. mington, the bride’s brother; and been organized. The club meets un- munity service at a local rest home. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Haggerty of Fragione of 405 McKee St. has been Ellington High School and received a Frank Riley of East Hartford. She Receiving Olympic Day badges Willirnantic, second vice-president; Morrisette of 20B Sycamore Lane. Dennis Udice of Norwalk. der^the direction of Mr. and Mrs. 713 Griffin Rd., South Windsor, has meritoriously promoted to her pre B.S. degree this year from Miss Elizabeth Jane Emmerling of tow n has a brother, Wade Allen. were Gary Davenport, Roland Maureen Satti of New London, third The Rev. Donald Goodheart per Thomas Morrissette of Virginia, Denis English of Church St. graduated with honors from the Air sent rank upon graduation from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at Manchester and John Carlton Thayer Lestage, Brian Doughty, Andy vice president; Marge Bennett of formed the double-ring ceremony. the bridegroom’s nephew,.-was ring Officers are John Pescosolido, Training Command Noncom recruit training at the Marine Corps Troy, N.Y. He is a member of Phi of West Hartford, were married Nov. Manchester Square Dance Club Rigney, Christen Marie, daughter Doughty, Mike Reid, Fred Byam, Bethlehem, fourth vice president; The bride, given in mariage by her bearer. president; Lisa Jolie, vice-president; ABOUT TOWN missioned Officer Leadership School Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. Sigma Kappa fraternity. 8 at the home of the'bride’s parents. will have an advanced workshop of Daniel A. and Kathleen Donnelly Herman Byram, Anthony Kvadas, Phyllis Jackston of Manchester, cor- father, wore a white satin gown A reception was held at the Far Colleen English, secretary;, Kelly ' at Sheppard AFB, Tex. She received the early promotion The bride is the daughter of Mr. Thursday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Rigney of 44 Patricia Dr., Vernon. Jimmy Cromwell, Frank Davenport, The Sunday School teachers of Zion responding secretary; Ann designed with full-length sleeves mington Club in Farmington. The English, treasurer; Brian English, Sgt. Haggerty, .who was trained in for her superior performance in all Coast Guard Lt. (j.g.) A. Jeffrey and Mrs. George J. Emmerling of Martin School. Ramon Lata, Scott Kvadas, Mrs. Evangelical Lutheran Church will McLaughlin of East Hampton, recor She was born Nov. 1 at Manchester cuffed in lace. She wore a white lace couple is residing in Vernon. reporter; Kim Pelletier, fund raiser; militafy management and supervi phases of the training, which Parks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alton J. Manchester. The bridegroom is the Nancy Doughty and Mrs. Ramon meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. ding secretary; Susan Mott of Memorial Hospital. Her maternal veil and carried a bouquet of white Mrs. Morrissette is employed by Maureen Gorman, recreation direc sion, is an instructor at Sheppard. emphasizes physical conditioning, Parks of 122 Beelzebub Rd., South son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Thayer Lata. Willirnantic, treasurer. St. Mary's Episcopal Church will grandmother is Mrs. Madieleine daisies, pompons, and ferns. Gengras Motor Cars, Inc. in Hart tor; and Anne Marie Flynn, com He is a 1968 graduate of South discipline and teamwork. Windsor, has reported for duty at the of West Hartford. Donnelly of Warwick, R.I. Her pater Advancement awards went to Mike The Junior and Senior Confirma Reservations must be made with have the liturgy of spiritual healing Miss Jean F. Marino of Hyannis ford. Mr. Morrissette is employed by munity service director. Windsor High School. Coast Guard base, San .Juan, Puerto The Rev. Winthrop Nelson of Reid ami Richard Scagnelli, tion Classes of Emanuel Lutheran Mrs. Satti, 517 Alewife Pkwy., New Thursday at 10 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. at nal grandmother is Mrs. Ella V. Mass, was her sister’s maid of honor. Trio Printers in Manchester. The club has two new members, Army Pvt. Robert A. Woodard, son Hico, Center Congregational Church of Church will meet Thursday at 6:30 London, no later than Thursday. the church. Rigney of Providence, R.I. She has Webelos; Michael Walbridge, Mark Bridesmaids were Margaret Angell Kim Pelletier and Anne Marie Flynn. Sgt. Stephen F. Head, son of Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D, He is a 1973 graduate of the U.S. ficiated. four brothers, Daniel, 9, Tom, 8, Loshuk, Mark Reid, Scott Lessard, p.m. in the parish building. Nina A. Head of 181 Loomis St., Woodard, 135 Spruce St., eoinpleled Coasl Guard Aeadeitiy, New London, Miss Diane Berman of Farmington The Presbyterian Church will have George, 5 and Matthew, 2; and a Ed Hamlin, John Willard, Doug recently took part in “Crested Cap the new “One Station Unit Training" with aTO). degree. served as maid of honor. Arnold a Bible study tonight at 7:30 at the sister, Mary Kay, 6. LaPointe, Shean Piendel, Daniel 75,” a North Atlantic Treaty (OSUT) program Oct. 2 at Ft. Polk, Keyser of West Hartford, was the church, 43 Spruce St. Lennen, Bobcat. ^ Organization (NATO) training exer La. OSU'l’ provides basic and ad Women^s Club to hear artist best man. Lawrence, Erin Michelle, Dougnuts and cider were served. cise in Germany. vanced training with the same unit, A reception'was held at The Colony daughter of Robert S. and Doreen “What To Look For In A Painting’’ Her 40 watercolors document a The Adoptive Mothers Club of Games included dunking for apples. Sgt. Head is an aircraft on 1/iie same post. in Talcottville, after which the left on Pillard Lawrence of 53 Deepwood will be the topic of Elaine P. 1972 trip to the canyon country of the South United Methodist Church will The pack also toured the State accessories repair specialist at a trip to Bermuda. They will reside Dr. She was born Nov. 3 at Auchmoody of the Barn Swallow southwestern states. meet tonight at 8 in Susannah Wesley Capitol in Hartford Oct. 31. Holloman AFB, N.M. with the dual Army Pvt. George 11. Routhicr. in Vernon. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Studio, Sturbridge, Mass., Monday at Mrs. Auchmoody will be in Hall of the church. based 49th Tactical Fighter wing son of Alfred G. RouUiier. «(i Hillside Mrs. Thayer is employed by f in a l 3 DAYS ^ the meeting of the Women’s Club of troduced by Mrs. David Shearer, co- whose units deployed to the Euro Ave.', Vernon, completed Hie new Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. Manchester at 8 p.m. at Second chairman of the program committee. Church School teachers of North pean continent for theynonth-long “One Unit Station Unit Training” Mr. Thayer is employed by Hartford Screens * ' ^ We Qflf Nov. 15th (OSUT) program Oct. 2 at Ft. Polk, Congregational Church, 385 N. Main Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Russell United Methodist Church will meet maneuvers. ^ i St. National Bank & Trust Co. FLETCHER GLASS CO. Repaired... Offer Ends Sat.,n La. OSUT provides basic and ad Holmes and Mrs. Louis Della Fera. tonight at 7:30 at the church. . Sgt. Head is a 1960 graduate of Mrs. Auchmoody, who is listed in OF MAN(»ESnR Manchester High School. His wife vanced training with the same unit, Over 25 Years of Experience on the same post. “Who’s Who in Art,” has won many Minday, is the daughter of Mr. and prizes and exhibits in national jury Auto - Plate - Window QIass - MIrrora - Glass Mrs. Omer Lessard of 155 Brandy shows throughout the United States. St., Bolton. Ainiy Second Lt. Daniel G. W. Furniture Tops - Picture Framing • Fireplace & Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert She does oil paintings in traditional, Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work Marine pvt. l.C. John A. Lanzieri, G. W. Brown of 99 West Shore Rd.. impressionist and abstract styles, as ^-v^FABRIC SALE well as palette-knife techniques, and son of Mr. and Mrs. John V. 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Conn., Wed., Nov. 12, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 12, 1975- PAGE NINE 6 E flCss - kc n o 9 < t X m 0 w. 2SS >■ m • J * am « M Q m u. w0) 0 50. * Even on S tm d^ 0 u You can cash an HNB check 5! I. up to $100 at many retail outlets throughout Connecticut. f Q.O>O (D S S O ' All you need is (Herald photo by Dunn) i | 0 0 ■o ro£ : ■), j • Trinity Covenant Church bazaar Saturday R §K ro u CD c Looking over a variety of bazaar items are Mrs. Hackmatack St. The event will run from 10 a.m. T: ’v-ar; Bonnie Fiendel, left and Mrs. Dawne Browne, to 3 p.m. Featured will be Swedish imports and co-chairman and Christmas booth chairman, a demonstration of pottery and a potter’s wheel respectively, of the Holiday Fair to be held by Mrs. June Lugues of Columbia. Mrs. Phyllis 123 ^Sb 7fl^ Saturday at Trinity Covenant Church on Nelson is the fair’s other co-chairman. PETER K GDDD Lead screening program planned Shouldn’t you be a Favorite Person?” E E A voluntary screening program to But indoor paint peelings aren’t the analyzed, and returned to uncover possible lead poisoning in only source of lead which, when in Manchester. preschool-age children is planned to gested by chiidren in large amounts, If the results show a child has an begin in Manchester in mid-January, has been linked to learning dis elevated level of lead, it probably the Board of Education learned Mon abilities, hyperactivity and other won’t require treatment, but town of day night. problems, Chesterton said. ficials must inspect the child’s home School officials said they hope to Indoor paint is still the biggest to find the source of the lead. HARTFORD NATIONAL screen up to 3,000 children. Dr. Alice problem. Dr. Turek said. 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Middle Tpke. • Police are searching for two men Clarence Watters, organist and inaugurated in 1972 with a concert by leading authority, on French organ stolen last weekend from apartment Tuesday netted thieves a suspected of breaking into an Olcott leading authority on modern French him. music from Franck to Dupre. ? < 5 |X Manchester’s Second Congregational television set and stereo equipment. St. apartment shortly after 6 p.m. organ music, will present an organ Watters has given concerts At Trinity, Watters was head of the i <0 Church has been recovered, police • Several cans of food and $12 in Tuesday. The tenant discovered the concert Friday at 8:15 p.m. in the throughout the United States, Canada !»l music department from 1932 to 1967. o' said today. cash was taken in a daytime burglary men just inside his apartment door, Trinity College Chapel, Hartford. and Europe and has made many He was organist at Center Church, Police said the furniture was Tuesday at St. Bartholmew’s Church, but they fled and eluded the victim. The performance is free and open recordings. He was a student of Congregational, in Hartford for found, neatly stacked and covered by E. Middle Tpke. Nothing was taken. to the public. Marcel Dupre in organ and im rnany years. In 1968 and 1970 he was a sheet, inside a barn just 30 yards provisation. visiting professor of organ at Yale. Watters, who is music professor from the church at 385 N. Main St. In the early 1930s, he was a leader For his concert at Trinity Watters II; emeritus and honorary Trinity An arrest in the case is expected in the revival of the authentic style of will include works by Bach, Handel, soon, police detectives said today. Driver cited after accident College organist, worked as a consul ■<«<» performance of the works of J.S. Franck, Dupre and Widor. The burglary was discovered Sun tant on the Trinity organ which was Bach, and,subsequently became the day morning. The church office was Stewart A. Clemson, 23, of 118 was driving failed to make a curve, 0 0 m ransacked and obscenities were Main St., was charged today with went off the road, returned to the scrawled on a desk. driving while under the influence of road and turned on its side. Kucza ABOUT TOWN In burglary and vandalism cases liquor and evading responsibility wasn’t hurt. Court date is Dec. 9. • g reported to police Tuesday : after a minor accident on Bissell St., meet tonight at 7:30 at the Hartford Girl Guards and Sunbeams of the • Seven,juveniles — six boys and Manchester Police said. Al-Anon family groups will meet -O- Federal Savings and Loan , Salvation Army will meet tonight at one girl — were caught stealing auto Police said Clemson’S car hit a sign tonight at 8 at St. James Church, on Bissell St. and the motorist didn’t downstairs, 1105 New Britain Ave., 6:30 at the Citadel. - o - parts from an automobile junkyard Grand Canyon film Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Pathfinders on Parker St. Tuesday afternoon. The stop until he reached Main and to be shown Club, 102 Norman St., and Friday at Elmwood. junkyard operator apprehended them Center Sts. Court date is Dec. 2. 10 a.m. at South United Methodist Fire calls ■ on their way out, got their names, at Keeney School Church campus. Alateen for the 12- to First Church of Christ, Scientist, Other arrests made or summonses will ha^e a meeting tonight at 8 at the and released them. He later dis 20-year-old children of problem Manclu-sler Mm covered $80 worth of vandalism to issued included: church, 447 N. Main St., which will u i Due to heavy response, the drinkers will meet Thursday at 8 Tuesday, 10:25 a.m. — Water problem car windows. • Michael A. Martin, 20, of 55B p.m. at the Pathfinders Club, with include testimonies by students of at 265 W. High St.: no fire (Town). Downey Dr., charged on a warrant meeting place for the Manchester Christian Science. The public is in o Land Conservation Trust Thursday the beginners group meeting at 7:30. Tuesday, 3:11 p.m, — Gasoline t gran big ^yXlhurs., fri., sa(.,l^rnov 13 thrusale 15 gran 3 big days thurs.. fri., sa t.,^ P nov 13 thrusale 15 Get comfort, Good Looks too in Ban-Lon® Shirts 3.97Ea. 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Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 12, 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN In the afternoon we had Clarence Durhing, 663; M artha L aB ate, 639; day Thursday, Dec. 4, and monies derivetl from this News for Senior Citizens 65 players for our pinochle Qeorge Last 655; Ann M^bel Wilson, 638; Bessie Gloria is still looking for a fair will be used for the games and the lucky Perras, 654; Robert Coste, m 7; Leon Fallot, few more articles to be most part to continue our Shubert, 652; Wesley Arrowhead Ridge complex Durey, 122; Bessie Coste winners are: Sam Schors, 635; Al l Gates and Joseph sure we’ll have enough to meals program by Hi folks, just a quickie to lately. The afternoon will 711; Andy Noske, 687; Frost, 648; John Gaily, 647; apres-ski boota. and Michael Desimone, Windsor, 634. make this one, one of our providing the delicious tell you that we still have end with our horse racing 121; Edward Scott, 120; Edward Scott, 676; Olive Haughtaling, 645; Don’t forget ouf big craft top moneymakers. The meals at our nominal to get extended hearing warm feet at 29 seats left on bus number games, card playing and Joseph W indsor, 119; B eatrice M ader, 670; Bernadette Risley, 642; fair that will take place all prices. three for our trip to shuffleboard. Oscar Cappuccio, Caroline cool prices. Restland Farms for our Let’s see the action here Frederickson and C oventry Walter Ives, traffic engineer for Purcell Christmas Party, In order starts with 60 players of Josephine Schuetz, 117. Associates of Glastonbury, said the traffic to take the thirid bus we our Friday afternoon set The Planning and Zoning Commission Monday, after another generated could be handled by Rt. 6. must fill it, and so we are back games with the (PZC) hearing on the proposed 340 unit children’s 11-3M great weekend, we had Because the proposed four acre drain asking you who have been following winners: John Arrowhead Ridge apartment complex has selling elsewhere another large crowd of 85 fields is on a slope, engineers suggest q hesitating about going to Gottschalk, 132; Harvey been continued to next Monday at 8 p.m. in to ‘17... mertibers playing our town hall. 'serial sewage flow system, rather than ah drop around and sign up, Barrette, 130; Han kitchen social games, and equal distribution system, the PZC was you’ll enjoy the day I’m Frederickson, 129; Peter MOBILE HOME SEMINAR for the next week of games The bulk of the more than three hours of told. The serial system provides sewage sure, and from all reports Frey, 128; Roy Durey, 127; What’s Florida mobile home living Ilka? we are asking those proceedings Monday night were taken up flow to fill a leaching gallery and then the food is excellent. We’ll Louis Weber and Rene What are the beat communities and buys? women’s 5-1OM playing to bring an extra by talks of consultants of Barak Homes, overflow into the next downhill. elsewhere be signing up for the rest of M aire, 126; E rnestine Hugh Coyle, Florida housing expert tells you can of goodies to give to Inc., the developers. A hydrant arrangement and early war to ‘19... this week. Donnelley, 125; Esther what to look for In a mobile home communi , the needy. ning sensory system is proposed for fire Tomorrow we will hold Anderson, 124; Audrey ty Atty. Leonard Jacobs of Manchester explained developers have exceeded protection. T he,hydrants are to be run fo r our pinochle and setback Learn about renting vs. owning your own lot. the m n n minimum requirements set by the PZC in from a 300-million-gallon capacity pond to classes from 10 o’clock un What are the coats involved? What pitfalls many instances. Among these are be constructed along the Hop River. til 11:30 in the morning, should you avoid? Where do you get the providing only 3.5 dwelling units per acre, here at the center. So far best buys? Ask us and we’ll give it to you a total of 90 acres for the site, a minimum An earth filled dam is proposed with a we have hdd a large tur stralghti of 710 square feet per apartment and culvert and overflow arrangement and nout for these classes, and AHEND FREE, ONE LOCATION, fish ladder. before long we will have allowing seven per cent of the area for ONE SESSION buildings. Further comments will be solicited them ready to join in our WANTED FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 (7:30 P.M.) at the from specialists, town officials and regular games. Town regulations call for at least 50 APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED Ramada Inn, 167 Bridge Street (Jet. Rt. 1140 residents at next Monday’s continuation of Imported, fleece- After a hot meal of baked acres for an apartment site, he said, as lined apres ski boots WE HAVE THE MEN A 1-91) In E. WINDSOR the hearing. fresh haddock with cheese well as a density of no more than hve give extra warmth .,. sauce, rice pilaf, glazed AND THE KNOW HOWI dwelling units per acre, a minimum of 500 savings to 47% give famous Shoe-Town value. Specializing In Westinghouse, IF UNABLE TO ATTEND, PLEASE CALL OUR TOLL FREE square feet of apartment space and no fresh carrots, rolls and General Electric and Hotpoint I NUMBER, 800/237-2235 FOR MORE INFORMATION. Genuine suede. Seal-look/braid accents. Non-skid soles. butter, sherbet and a Appliances more than 15 per cent of the land for Blue/white or brown in group. Children’s bool pictured 't beverage the action will SPECIALING IN building purposes, Jacob said. BARBS . . . similar styles for women. move upstairs where we Jacobs estimated $300,000 would be t h e WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR Hurry in . . . save to $8 thru Saturday. will have as our guest added to the town’s taxable income with By PHIL PASTORET speaker, Sid Bauld. Bauld APPLIANCE SALES the complex and the assessments gained m i x e r s OECmC SKN R£PMR t PMWIK LOT IKHT will show some slides and Your Mosler Giorgt Welcome On All Frfltzer Orders from renter’s vehicles. Reading people’s minds is at shoe-town. ' MMNTDINKIMDKPM Free oarkino BankAmericard, Mastercharge, devices on precautionary Monthly rents would range from $250- all right if, in m ost cases, you and protective measures in amUNCi AND $300, Jacobs said. ____ MANCHESTER by SI6N SBiyiCENTIR like short-short stories. 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Larry Patey scored to haunt the Rangers as In other NHL games the other Seals' goal while Sr. 140-394, Dorn Farr 152- 368. .lack T alle/ 148-363, the kicking game in the game of football. they lost to the Blues 5-3. Tuesday night. Montreal Butch Goring and Bob Dick Krol 137-350, Rich We were able to hold a very good Derek Sanderson, one of shut out Minnesota 6-0, Berry scored for Los Glastonbury running game to but 139 Leavitt, also in the defensive five former Rangers sent California edged Los Angeles, Cabral 138-378, Bob yards but due to mistakes in the pun backfield. Offensively, Emile Gron- to the Blues, scored the Angeles 3-2 and Vancouver Talmage 135-355. Jim Caniieks 3. Maple Leafs 2 Pagano 352 , Nick Twerdy ting game and poor runbacks and din did a fine job from his guard posi final St. Louis goal and set ■defeated Toronto 3-2. In the John Gould scored a hat coverage on kickoffs they had the tion and Mike Furlong at quarter up another during a short- WHA, (Quebec outscored 371. I'lrnie Pepin 352. trick for Vancouver and field position all day that enabled back did a pretty good job with his handed situation. Minnesota 8-6, Cleveland goalie Ken Lockett made it 11.(»K U,- Lorraine Weil them to score and keep us away from ball handling and pitches to get our Sanderson's goal was his edged Winnipeg 3-2, stand up for a victory over 184.- Laura Lutz 465. Jan the goal line. backs loose for decent runs. fifth since joining the Blues Calgary topped Edmonton the Maple Leafs. Bob Nee Wright 480. I was asked by someone what I This week’s game is very special after riding the bench for 6-3 and Houston defeated ly and Stan Weir scored for would do different if I had a chance because of three reasons. First, it’s the Rangers at the begin Toronto 5-4. Toronto. SI'. .|\M LS- C heri to play them again and my answer St. Paul, a team which we always ning of the season. have a great rivalry, secondly, it Caiiadieiis f>. Conky 125; was “nothing.” We knew what they Chuck Lefley scored two W II \ means a chance for a winning season Norlli Stars 0 were going to do on offense and goals for the Blues, the Murray Hall scored a for us since we’re 4 and 5 right now. Guy Latleur and Mario I l{II.M)SIIIP- Lee defense and our job was simply to first on an assist from pair of goals in Houston'.s Thirdly, it’s important for the Tremblay each scored a Bean 459. Sandy Kershaw stop them and we did do a pretty fair Sanderson as the Blues victory over Toronto, seniors who have been struggling for pair of goals and Frank 473, Ruth Woodbury 457, job on defense. were skating at a man dis svhich lost its fifth straight three years to come up with a win Mahovlich had four assists Bill Avery 205-201-570, Offensively, our failure to take ad advantage. Lefley's second ... Rejean Houle scored ning season which will be our first in Montreal's romp over Steve Pelletier 210-534. vantage of their only weak spot, their goal tied the game at 3-3 in three goals and Serge Ber since 1969. I certainly hope for their Minnesota. Goalie Ken Burt Stratton '222-’235-615, pass defense, was a big factor in not the third period. nier had two in Quebec’s sake that we can put things together Dryden had to make only Bill Zwick 500, Tom moving the ball and scoring. Several Floyd Thomson scored triumph over Minnesota ... (Herald photo by Dunn) for the last two games to at least 14 saves to give the Kershaw 517. times we got passes off but they were what proved to be the Paul Shmyr’s power-play Story of the day as Manchester fell to East Hartford reach this goal. Canadiens' their third overthrown or dropped, Two of these game-winner at 2:20 of the with eight seconds left St. Paul started slowly but has straight shutout on home PI\M:;I I LS- B etty were runaway situations with our final period and Sanderson lifted Cleveland over Win- come on very well in the past few ice. Bailey 178. Barbara Algren Ituniiiiig l»ack Ralph Donadio (23) slipped and Icll Indore ftaine Saturday at iVleinorial Fieltl. Fast won, 36-0, as loeals fastest men out ahead of the defen cemented the outcome ' nipeg ... and six dilferent weeks and now has a chance to tie for 177-178-521. Dolly Dawood heing hit hy Roh Cooney of Fast Hartford lli^di inCCIF were tinahle to f,M iierate any type offensive. sive backs. with his goal 48 seconds Seals 3, Kings 2 players scored goals in the HCC title even though they have 205-524, Donna Newton 456, To hand out laurels for this game from the final buzzer. Defensemen Rick Hamp Calgary's victory over Ed been beaten by St. Bernard. This Ginger N'ourkas 464, Lois we would have to mention as usual Wayne Dillon scored a ton and Gary .Sabourin monton. the play of Dennis McCartan on gives them a certain amount of extra (Herald photo by Dunn) Begin 458, Carol Bushnell defense and a great job done by ^att incentive also so it should be a very 450. interesting Friday night in Bristol. One big reason for Rennet’s success Seaver wins third Cy Young Award SCOREBOARD SILK ( TT^ - Bob Bassett • Tall Ron Apter leaped to cent win as several team- the town junior high soccer Expanded athlete 223-602. Len Farrand ‘221- mates watch. Rennet copped title with Apter starring in NBA 551, John Goiangos 202, NEW YORK (UPI) - Tom Seaver, votes, seven tor second and two for to a subpar 11-11 record in 1974, foi' the fourth time in his career. grab goal try by Illing in Stuiulings Ken Thomas 203-243-‘231- whose league-leading 22 victories and third, while Jones, the NL earned run Seaver, with the help of a newly “The hitters have never seen me Banner soccer year Rennet Junior Higb’s 3-0 re nine of 10 decisions and won the goal. rights supported Eiislfrn ■Conference 677, Rich Grabowski ‘206- record-setting strikeout performance average leader, had seven firsts, 14 developed changeup, had a 22-9 mark with this pitch before, so it gives me Allanlie Division 566, Bob Thomp.son 202-5‘22, in 1975 erased the stigma of his worst seconds and three thirds. The this year—the best won-lost percen something extra they’re not looking Milwaukee 108, llcrvc Fournier 232-553. season ever, was named today the remaining two first place votes went tage in the National League— and a for.” Tough job NEW YORK (UPI) - Billie Jean King and Howard Philadelphia 81 Dick Cote 2‘26-2t)0-597. Ron winner of the National League’s Cy to St. Louis Cardinals' reliever A1 2.38 earned run average. Seaver, who finished third in the noted hyMCC team R Sox fans ‘hiV new scoreboard Cosell both supported expanded rights for amateur Atlanta 100, Boston 91 Custer 511, Bob Uppelt 543 , Young award for the third time. Hrabosky, who finished third with 33 N L in three other departments this athletes Tuesday, attacking the present structure as too Washington 105, Buffalo In addition, the 30-year old BOSTON (UPI) - A continued inside on the ‘‘The Luddites Were Subby Lombardo 519, Jack points. Voting is done on a 5-3-1 point year—complete games (15), shutouts BOSION (I PI) - confining. 90 Seaver, the New York Mets’ ace S e a v e r's le a g u e -le a d in g 243 group named POP-UP says wide-screen picture board. Right.” The Luddites were Krysakowski 500, Hollo system. (5) and innings pitched (280), cited a By CHRIS BLAKF \\ lien Don (Jierry was Each supported greater Phoenix 112, New York right-hander who won the award in strikeouts enabled him to pass Hall Fenway Park’s new elec The group claims the a group of 19th century Athletic Association and Masse 518, Jim Stamler "The big thing about winning this new-found maturity as a pitcher for (lorr<‘S|)on(l('iit pulled from upsliile New freedoms but differed in 81 1969 and 1973, outpointed southpaw of P'amers Walter Johnson and Rube tronic scoreboard is a foul board — equipped to show English workers who the Amateur Athletic 511, Lou I’avan 205-500, award," said Seaver, "is that it puts his successful comeback. A banner year for soccer at Manchester Community College ended in disap York to eoaeli the Boston their approach to insure Golden State 103, Randy Jones of the San Diego Padres Waddell as the only pitcher in ball. images, cartoons, instant smashed machines to Union. Skip iMikoleit 203-546, me on a level with Sandy Koufax "I always thought I would come pointment as the Cougars dropped a 3-0 decision to Berkshire Community Bruins, lie said he was these rights in the second Cleveland 98 98-80. Before this year, only Sandy baseball history to fan over 200 About 20 persons, calling replays and films of great protest the Industrial "There's been a lot of Frank Pitts 212-581, Zig whom I consider to be the epitome of back, " he said, "but deep down in College in a playoff for the fourth and final spot in the National Junior College awestruek at the ehanee of two days of hearings by Portland 106, New Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers batters in eight consecutive seasons. themselves People Op moments in sports as well Revolution. talk about the athletes' bill Olbert 205-500. pitching consistency. I'm just side there’s that self-doubt—there Athletic Association (NJCAA) Region XXI Tournament. to meet Bohhy Orr and the President's Commis Orleans 104 had ever won three Cy Youngs, posing Pernicious and as statistics and messages "The scoreboard will of rights," said Mrs. King. grateful now that I have a chance to "My changeup made a hell of a has to be. I’ve learned what to do The NJCAA tournament selects the Phil Esposito. sion on Olympic Sports. awarded annually to the leagues’ Unnecessary Progress, will destroy the charm of represent creeping "They really need one. ABA win even more than three." difference,” Seaver said late in the when I take the mound, but to tell you top teams in New England meaning The awe stiuek again Mrs. King, the reigning best pitchers. picketed the Boston Red the American League park. Finleyism,” said They don’t have one now. Kenturky 128, Virginia Games shifted After recurring painful spasms in season when it was apparent he was the truth, I never thought it would be that MCC was considered as one of together, " praised Dyer. last Friday, 17 months Wimbledon and former Seaver received 15 first place Sox’ 63-year-old home One member of POP-UP spokesman James Fogar They have to have the 106 his left hip curtailed his effectiveness on the way toward winning 20 games like this.” the five best junior college clubs in Tim Cyr, a freshman from later, when Gherry was U.S. Open tennis cham The men’s basketball Tuesday as construction carried a sign reading: ty, a 25-year-old lawyer same educational oppor Denver 126, Indiana 117 the region. Ellington, started the season in a gi\en the task ol telling pion, supported the concept program scheduled at from Providence, R.I. tunities as anybody else in WHA Among the accomplishments reserve role but responded so well Esposito he had heeu of an "athlete's bill of ' Kenney School will be “Besides ruining the :;ociety. No one may direct Cleveland 3, Winnipeg 2 racked up was a second consecutive that he was inserted into the starting traded to the New ^ oi'k rights’' and also called for transferred to Verplanck symmetry of the park, the or order another person un Quebec 8, Minnesota 6 CCCAA championship. The Cougars lineup from the third game. Cyr MMK MANCHBSTaR eBNTMR J I __^ Bangers. th e abolition of Thursday. Showers will be proposed board is less they're under contract Houston 5, Toronto 4 Today’s Sports Parade took that honor by defeating their never relinquished his starting job "it was the toughest "amateurs." available. manipulative.” or by civil law." Calgary 6, Edmonton 3 closest rival, Middlesex Community and scored 12 goals. thing l'\e had to do in my Cosell, a commentator He said the screen .She also called for the ■»v Mll/I RICIIMAN- College, 3-0 on Nov. 1. In compiling a 9-4-1 record, MCC eareer to dati',' the with the ABC television NHL ‘gives up-to-the-second in elimination of amateur Pair recalled Several outstanding individual defeated Coast Guard JV, Eastern former minor league network, opted for the idea St. Louis 5, NY Rangers formation and that’s a con status, saying "amateurs INDIANAPOLIS (UPD feats highlighted the season. Center Connecticut, Southern Connecticut defeusemaii said of a federal commission to NEW YORK (UPI) - The third time is supposed to be a ■MancheftteA LUMBER' cept that has no place in are getting shafted. They Right wing Murray forward Bob Henry, a freshman from JV, Housatonic Community College, Tuesday iu a telephone oversee all amateur should be playing for Montreal 6, Minnesota 0 charm, but whether that’s only a fable or not, this year’s Cy Springfield Tech. Worcester Junior baseball. It’s a giant step Los Angeles Ileatley and left wing Bolton, tallied 14 goals to lead the i n I e !• \ i e w f ro m h i s sports, placed above the money just like everyone California 3, Young Award meant something special to Tom Seaver, College South Central Community towards Astroturf and dou Brian McDonald have been club. .''aligns home. "It wasn't [[.S, Olympic (Jommittee, else. You can't eat your something extra special, you could say. College, Thames Valley and ble knit suits.” Vancouver 3, Toronto 2 recalled by the In Captain Tim McConville enjoyed a a very hap|iy oeeasion the National Collegiate trophies." Ever since he first became interested in baseball, roughly 20 Middlesex, The Cougars lost to third- dianapolis Racers of the standout season as a midfielder. hut it had to he done." Woi ld lluckcv Association. years ago, young, wide-eyed Seaver slavishly followed one Coach Jim Dyer shifted McConville ranked nationally Mitchell College, pitcher, Sandy Koufax. The Dodger left-hander was his idol, his from forward to midfield and the the University of Connecticut JV and Yale JV. model, his everything. If Seaver ever was going to become a sophomore out of East Catholic Brown gridders responded with steady play. "Tim The fourth loss came at the hands major league pitcher, Koufax would be the one he’d like to pitch does a lot to di-nw tlu' of Berkshire in the NJCAA playoff. as well as or pattern himself after. Never was it lost on Seaver that Koufax was the only pitcher / ever to win the Cy Young Award three times. He could tell you set for Harvard / that by heart, automatically, the same way he could recite all Reason for switch 272^ / the circumstances surrounding his first date with a girl. Both as PUBLIC NOTICE / an adolescent and an adult, Tom Seaver perpetually carried BOSTON (UPI) - The sports fans of Providence, R.I., are in a frenzy four P / / months early. Why the college basketball season hasn’t even begun and 1 / / around one picture in his mind which for him embodied the stan 1 ^ // / -2, / they're so worked up one would think Providence College and the University Kwalik wanted dard of excellence. It alway^was a portrait of Koufax. of Rhode Island were in the NCAA finals. Some time ago, Koufax was asked what he missed most about Instead, it's the Brown football OOK ..... the game. He said the camaraderie of his fellow players, team, the longest tasting bad joke control the ball offensively to stay in LAST DAY naturally, but he missed the day-to-day competitiveness most. ever pulled on the Ivy League, that the game." fresh NFL start AT YOUR ROOF! That’s the part of baseball Seaver loves, the competitive has the Providence populace pop This year's Brown squad is 5-1-1 ping. The Bruins, who try to liold and 4-0-1 in league play on the *c^r should Le inspected at regular aspect of it. He wants to be the best at his craft, the best ever, it their league lead in Saturday's strength of a well-balanced offense OAKLAND (UPI) - Ted Kwalick said the only reason he signed with the intervals to see where trouble spots are that’s at all possible, and that’s why winning the Cy Young regionally televised game against and the Ivy’s stingiest defense. Oakland Raiders rather than the San Francisco 49ers was because a fresh develooing. Let us give you a free roof in Award was that important for him. Harvard, have sold out 20,000-seat (juarterback Bob Bateman, a 6- start in the National Football League was more important than old ties or spection. No obligation. TRY CABLE TV FOR ONE MONTH FREE “When did winning it three times become one of your goals’.^’’ Brown Stadium for the first time foot-5, strong-throwing transfer from even money. since 1932 wlien they were 7-1, the University of Vermont, has to sign with the ... someone asked the Mets’ 30-year-old right-hander before the Kwalick played six seasons with It, 1 111 going Brown, 12-60 in the eight years teamed with receiver Bob Farnham Raiders.” result was announced today by Jack Lang, secretary of the preceding John Anderson's 1973 for a potent passing attack while the 49ers, gaining All Pro honors in Baseball Writers’ Association of America, whose members did arrival, already is assured of its third halfback Kevin Slattery has provided 1971-72-73, before exercising the op tion clause in his last contract and “I talked with both clubs,” the voting. straight winning season for the first consistent running. Farnham, who Kwalick said, "and then I decided to / “ Not originally,’’ Seaver answered. "I don't think it was one of time since 1958. set an Ivy League record last week jumping to the World Football League’s Philadelphia Bell. go with the Raiders because I want a Thursday^ November 13 is your last day my goals until after I won the second time. But my goals con "When you look at our ballclub in against Cornell with 14 catches for fresh start in the NFL. I have no comparison to theirs, there’s no tinue to expand, and after winning the Award the second time, 186 yards, is the nation’s leading When the WFL folded, it was animosity at all against the 49ers.” (luestion they have more balance and receiver. assumed Kwalick would rejoin the Morse said Tuesday an agreement to try Cable TV for Free naturally. I thought about winning it the third.” experience,” said Harvard coach Joe The Bruins rolled over Harvard in was reached with Oakland Monday In connection with Koufax’'’ 49ers, who were anxious for his Restic Tuesday at a press luncheon. a preseason scrimmage at Cam return. Kwalick’s agent, Lowell night on a multi-year contract. “He played a big part,” conceded Seaver. 'T ve always ad "This is going to be our toughest bridge, but the Crimson were without Morse, held conferences with the Neither he nor the Raiders an mired him very much, not only as a pitcher but as a person, and I game to date. We're goin^ to have to four of their starters. 49ers but then Ted told him “forget nounced terms of the pact. After Thursday^ still do. I can remember watching him pitch in Dodger Stadium. To me. there wasn’t any other pitcher like him. He and Henry Aaron always were my personal favorites.” Installation ^ 2 0 .0 0 Another reason winning the Cy Young Award this time meant so much was that it would constitute proof positive Seaver had CORE'S m o/v/s/on come all the way back from the near disaster of 1974. 'I’hat Monthly Service 7.95 f v n n s pftoDucTM com pany SAVE HEAT wasn’t simply an off-year in the sense of his disappointing ll-ll record, but it also was a year which made him wonder whether Your Cost *27.95 he might be on the way down for good. BRONZE FINISH 2 There was his contract for 1975 to consider, and Seaver, PATIO DOOR WITH making $170,000,.j-ealized he had not had a good year. Prehung White Aluminum BRONZE TINTED, TEMPERED AND Scientifically mixed. Call CABLE TV Thursday Before 4 p.m. and Save “You and I have to negotiate,” M. Donald Crant ol the Mets Cross Buck Storm Door INSULATED GLASS Needs only the ad- said to him. ONLY “Yeah,” said Seaver. “How are we gonna handle it'.'’” dition of water. In “ If you take the full cut. I’ll see to it you get it all back if you Attractive Cross Buck design have a good year,” said Grant. ^ h a n d y b a g s embossed In White each enameled aluminum with “Okay, I’ll do it,” agreed Seaver. 72” X 80” reversible 646-6400 Black Strap Hinges. Choice a s lo w a s atmrlnum frame with His salary was cut to $150,000, but after he won his 17th game of 32" or 36" x 80" x 1W” Opted safety glass to in mid-August, Seaver got back the $20,000. Now it’s time for a thick and prehung for easiest block\p to 32% of the do-lt-yourself Installation. new contract, and you can bet he’ll be asking for more than sun’s heat. Screen panel Inch tempered glass 8t $170,000. That was another reason he wanted that third Cy Young Included. Award. screen panels. The final reason he wanted it, and by far Ihe most lUiportant, ^t^aler Hartford CATV, Inc. dOl Parker Street, IVIanehester, Conn. was becau.se it offers incontrovertible iiroof of his consistency. VVMUI Or. if you’re looking for another word, his greatness as a pitcher. HOURS In the end, that will mean more to Seaver than any money ho can THURS. & FRI. SOUTH WINDSOR Please “ttitviNa UAueHtarKK ovtn c d y k m v ' 8:00 to 8:00 P.M. Remember.., GORE'S 255 CENTER STRECT possibly earn. It quite likely will mean he'll be voted into- SAT. 8:00 to 4:00 NUTMEG ROX OPn Tins, t FRL BaSeball’s Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y., after he’s MON.-WED. tv t» n § P1WOUCT9 e o m m m ACROSS FROM MR. S T U K 8:00 to 5:30 PHONE EVES U S FA finished pitching. 0 . 1. ” r: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov,. 12, 1975— PAGE NINETEE. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Nov, 12, 1975 ....) Bolton High shrinking Board views Parker PTO meets Tower to he wnn inis coupon With this coupon and a $5 purchase \ With this coupon and a S5 purchase Tolland answer period. Jaycee Fair DONNA HOLLAND High Times, student Ann Bates asked TV show value Refreshments will be “What You Can Do For 646-0375 why the population of the high school repaired iS a v eZ S served. The public is in Y our - Child's Attempts are being made to en is decreasing. m i d o r f Flree! Development,’’ is the vited. biggest yet courage college and non-college Vernon South Windsor Bathroom Tissue I’urudf Joseph Fleming, principal, said the All theme of the next three students to attend Bolton High main reason is course selection. The tower on the Talcottville JUDY KUEIINEL 4 pack Jiffy Pie meetings of the Parker The Bicentennial Parade School. School will be restored by the Committee has sent letters Vernon * He said BHS, being a small school, The South Windsor Board of Education will j^etergenti 500 School PTO of "rolland. In the BHS newspaper. The Bolton cannot offer a great deal. He said Talcottville Village Bicentennial meet tonight at 7:30 at the Orchard Hill School. Sheets to all businesses, civic and The second annual Greater Vernon Jaycee Arts and I^IS^LIquid All Temperature; C rust Mix The next meeting will be kids who decide not to go to Bolton Committee. On the agenda is a discussion of the TV 1 ply 4 9 ' interest groups in the Crafts Fair is Saturday and Sunday at the Vernon 64 oz. bottle 9 0 Z . package Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. Dr. Nor are probably looking for courses it is The Board of Education granted program “Inside-Outside.” man Bryer, a local psy Tolland area seeking Sup Center Middle School. Good Mon., Nov. 10-Sat.. Nov. 15. Good Mon.. Nov. lO -Sat,, Nov. 15. 269: Good Mon , Nov. 10-Sat., Nov 15 266 < not able to offer. permission for the work. The com Limit one cont. per customer. 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The Rev. overlooked in error, please York as well as from Connecticut including the tri honored minutes and is followed by 15 minutes of class the University of Connec attend. Kenneth Knox of the Talcottville Chicken of the Sea contact Kay Hathern. town area. discussion./ ticut and is consulting psy- One of the things being done is the Congregatiofial Church who heads The next meeting of the New England clam chowder will be sold along with Bolton Also on the agenda is the acceptance of student cologist for several addition of courses such as sociology the committee said the tower needs Savel3‘ Save 3 0 Imperial committee will be other foods. disciplinary changes, information regarding Cfautik lig h t Connecticut school Don Roser will be honored at a par and college credit courses offered at shoring and painting. proposed laws for the coming year and the goals PillsbuiyExtra Light systems. Thursday at 8:30 p.m. at ty Thursday from 6:30 until 7:30 p.m. packed in oil All money raised by the fair goes back into the com night. There are also non-credit Dr. Raymond Ramsdell said the of the superintendent for this school year. Coca-Cola; Margarine; Following his speech the home of Shirley at Herrick Memorial Park. munity. Money raised during last year's fair courses offered at night. work will not disrupt classes as it The board meeting will be the first for newly P ancake there will be a question and Michael. Roser was the soccer coach for 1 lb. pkg. purchased a new stretcher for Rockville General Fleming hopes the efforts will help will probably be done next summer elected board members Maryann Morrisette and 32 oz. % G allon e . . 3 9 im perial Bolton children in Grades 4 to 8 from V4 lb. Hospital; a Resusi-anni for the Vernon Ambulance to humanize the school and bring The school on Main St. in Talcott John Giordano. M ix package No Return Bottle can margarine] sticks Corps and funded such programs as youth football and August until October. back the students. ville was a gift of the Talcott Scouts recycle Good Mon,, Nov. 10-Sat,, Nov. 15. Good Mon . Nov. 10-Sat., Nov. 15. 276 < 271: ’ Good Mon , Nov. 1 0 - S a l, Nov. 15 268 c » Good Mon . Nov 1 0 -S a t, Nov 1549 the senior, citizens’ Christmas party. Parents of the players are asked to The present high school enrollment brothers, operators of the Talcott South Windsor Boy Scouts have recycled 317,- ______Limit one pkg. per customer. , Limit one bottle per customer. ' Limit one can per customer ’ Limit one pkg per customer 270: Rockville hospital notes be at the park at 7:30 to give their is 255 students. ville mills. It was dedicated Aug. 27, 000 pounds of paper. They made about $900. suggestions, comments and ideas on 1880. ______the program. Scouts are working with Reynolds Alurriinum about recycling aluminum products. 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PER I WHEELS Our f WHEEL FOR A clause in the town's contract says CRRA St., Rockville; William Births Sunday: A 1 Peg. these couiKms Potatoes I Wheels are balanced off cars; must contract for the construction of the disposal Osborn, Old Stafford Rd., daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 26.99 I price includes weights and labor. plant by March 1 or the agreement with the town U.S. No. 1 Tolland; Milton Pomeroy, Lynn Grant, Brooklyn St., is void. Merline Rd., Vernon; Rockville; a daughter to Good Mon . Nov 1 0-Sal . Nov 15 O ft Q ' SNOW TIRE STUDDING Also by March 1, an agreement must be made Limit one bag per customer ‘ _ Douglas Porter, East Hart Mr, and Mrs, Robert Riley SPECIAL! between the CRRA and a utility to use some of ford; Lucille Rheaume, Lebanon; a daughter to Our That^ the'ws^ ~we do things around here! Peg. the dried waste for fuel. Robert Dr., South Wind Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roach, UNUSED Starts Mon., Nov. 10-Sat, Nov. 15. ^ g coupons and great specials on White Gem Broilers, yummmmmm sor; Gary Schmeiske, Bald Stafford Springs. TIRES 28.99 With this coupon and a S5 purchase Hill Rd., Tolland; Ruth Admitted Monday: STUDDED FOR?10l / and Simply Super Ground Beef are just the beginning of what’s Steppe, Sunnyview Dr., Joseph Caruso, Dart Hill For quicker, safer starts and stops! good at Stops.Shop this week. Vernon; Dale Ulitsch, W. Prevents rear end sliding, skidding. Rd., Rockville; Joseph trade neede^'^'i'ncluid; Main St., Rockville; Bruce Chrzanowski, River St,, "0 Dams approved on a 10 lb. bag of Welesky, Warehouse Rockville; Donna DeWitt, W lu te Gem U S. G rade **A*’ Point; Liborin Zack, Joel Dr., Ellington; Phyllis South Windsor Potting Ellington Rd., South Wind Glynn, East Hartford; JUDY Kl EIINEI. ^ I sor, Frieda Gernier, Lawler 78 Series Whitewall Radial Belted 6t4-i:i64 W h il e : in our prod or A dm itted Saturday: Rd., Vernon; Bethamy The Town Council recently approved the con g e m SOU, florist depts Eunice Clark, E. Main St., Heim, Mountain St,, Mud & Snow Tires JjVhitewall Snow Tires struction of two earthen dams for Avery Brook, Good Mon . Nov 1 0-Sal . Nov 15 281 c N Limit one bag per customer q. ^ Rockville: Holly Scalise. Rockville; Raquel ending one of the major problems facing the Great values from our ovens B r o ile r s Kelly Rd., Vernon; Helen McLaughlin, Snipsic Lake For Small Cars 175RX13 town for the past five years. m m I Zevitas, Meadowlark Rd., Whole 2V2-3 lbs Rd., Tolland; Sherhard •A78xl3 •The vote approved the United State Depart Big Daisy &’ead Vernon. >5 pufcnase Nedeau, Talcott Ave., •C 78xl3 ment of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service Stop & Shop These chickens are Discharged Saturday: Rockville; .Jason Posniak, Reg. to 27.99 'E a FOR MOST Avery Brook Watershed Flood Control Project specially bred to Helen Cervenansky, Enfield. SUB-COMPACTS The three-quarter million-dollar project will Sliced white loaves make them meaty, the finest! Reg, 44.99 Slop 4 Q 22 oz Rockville; Sally Connors, Discharged Monday: Medium & Large Cars probably begin in 20 months, according to town Buttercrest Bread Shop ^ loaves 89= moist, tender and 3 0 SOLID GOLD Somers Rd., Ellington; John Connelly, Meadow- E78xl4 Reg. 29.99 *24 ER78xl4 Reg. 49.99 *40 officials. 11 0 ^$1 delicious. NECK CHAINS; Countrystyle Donuts iKp* 2 pkgs Ruth Dagnall, Putnam; brook Rd.,-Ellington; Jen The Avery Brook flooding has plagued lb Loaf F78xl4 Reg. 31.99 *2£ FR70xl4 Reg. 54.99 *44 Bran 10'/^ oz 2 .C Francis Dowd, Middle Rd., nie Costello, Hartford 18”, 24”, 28”, 30” — almost any length residents of that area for some time, with many Toasties stops shop or Corn 6 OZ to suit your wishes ... Fine, thin, bars, G78xl4 Reg. 33.99 *26 GR70xl4 Reg. 57.99 *46 Stop 4 Shop (' Stops.Shop Ellington; Charles Gessay, Tpke., Vernon; Neil persons appearing before the council seeking Louisiana Ring 12 oz package 89= Broilers Cut up or Split l£49i I 2 lb. package N. School St., Manchester; Fauteux, Enfield; twisted, cables, lapped bars, rope, round H78xl4 Reg. 36.99 ‘27 HR70xl4 Reg. 59.99 *48 help at regular intervals. 22 oz facets, multi-links plus many others not Stop & Shop Lemon Pie pkg 79= ^ frozen ^ John Jakiel. Rhodes Rd., Margaret Mehar, Court G78xl5 Reg. 34.99 *26 GR70xl5 Reg. 57.99 *46 In our meat depadment ^ shown ,,, To wear as singles, pairs or Following the defeat of the Watershed Project White Gem Chicken Livers u s Grade a s9J Tolland; Phyllis Kies, Elm St., Rockville; Elmer H78xl5 Reg. 36.99 *29 HR78xl5 Reg. 59.99 *48 in a referendum last year, the Town Council Value for your freezer iy c o < 3d Mon , Nov 10-Sat Nov 15 2 8 0 c groups. If.t I • Lim it one pkg per customer ^ ^ Hill Rd., Vernon; Anna Nielsen, Hunter St,, turned the matter over to the state. The state L78xl5 Reg. 39.99 *32 LR78xl5 Reg. 64.99 *52 Simply Super^Oniformly good everytime. King, Grove St., Rockville; Tolland; Russell Radant, Plus 1.76 to 3.11 F.E.T. Plus 2.07 to 3.48 F.E.T. recommended the construction of the two dams. Ruth La Fond, Old Farm Bette Circle, Vernon; Philip Welles — a resident who stood to lose his Maid Broad, brawny tread for extra "go"! Rugged belts encircle tire body. 100% V Rd., Tolland; Onil Landry, wiin inis coupon ano a purenase Alfred Reindeau, Church Installation incl., no trade needed Installation incl., no trade needed. home if the dams were constructed — will re Orange . 0 * 1 Lawler Rd,, Vernon; St,, Vernon: Alice Tucker, main, -and simply sell easement rights to the Juice from Florida cans ^ Josephine Poalacz, West St., Rockville; state. IhroundBeef‘ Simply Super regular ground beef Wethersfield; Mrs. Judith Arthur Worcester, Elm St., Shook Another flooding problem facing the council, Red Hawiian Punch4 3 Ln. *1 S a w X S contains not more than 28% of fat Plecity and daughter, W. Rockville. now that Avery Brook appears to be settled, is Macaronis. Cheese 1 1 ounce package 45' Main St., Rockville; Birth Monday: A Clearance...While They Last! % the one existing on Foster St. Ext. — a road con Prepared in our federally ^ i s t y T e n Bread Dough 20 oz package 39^ Edward Smith, Tunnel daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 6-Point necting Ellington Rd. to Miller Rd. inspected meat plant, 917 Main Street Manchester Cheeses. Sausage Pizza 89' Rd., Vernon: Rosalie Tan- Timothy Keeney, West ASSORTED REGULAR TREAD TIRES The council has approved an appropriation of cuts of beef carefully selected, fat Engine Stop & Shop 16 oz pkg 8s: Flraiiks tillo, Huntington Dr., Ver Hartford. For Small And Sport Cars! $3,(X)0 to install a 36-inch culvert, which is content scientifically controlled ... fresh, juicy and flavorful! Colonial-1 lb. pkg. non. Tune-Up expected to alleviate"the problems encountered Stop & Shop 100% Natural Births Saturday: A son to by residents in that area. Good Mon , Nov 1 0 -S a t, Nov 15 279 S Mr. and Mrs. James During the last major, rainstorm, some Sirloin Steak BeefShellLoin $179 Limit one pkg per customer, ^ Berryman, Stafford SPORT PREMIUM NYLON WHITEWALL 4 Cyl. Cars residents both on Foster Street Ext. and Miller ice Cream Springs; a daughter to Mr. INCLUDES LABOR Rd. experienced severe flooding problems. Assorted Flavors •520x13, Reg. 21.99(F.E.T. 1.41) yOUR & PARTS LISTED flips'wo” and Mrs. Eric Kloter, Both the Paul Farris and Ralph Kennedy quart container With this coupon • 560x13, Reg. 21.99 (F.E.T. 1.41) CHOICE 9 9 families on Miller Rd. experienced major TasleOSea fsCvC 6 Cyl. Cars flooding problems created by the problems Haddock Dinner 9 oz package O O _ Smoked Pwli 60 & 70 Series WIDE OVAL 4-PLY NYLON Taste O Sea 7 Q c Flip & Sew INCLUDES LABOR 8 oz package / 9 This printing test pattern is ■i l-¥ray sewing surface existing on Foster St, Ext. Scallop Dinner Plus & PARTS LISTED Save40' part of The Herald quality con B60xl3 S H O z i z F60X15 G60X15 $ 0 A 3.03 Uiiigo Friday Eggo Blueberry Waffles 55= I W f e .t . Reg. 27.99 I f .e .t . Reg. 30.99 F.E.T. trol program in order to give Reg. 22.99 The Avery Street School PTA will sponsor a ^MNilder Pknic Q fS Listerine you one of the finest Rich’s Coffee Rich 4 *1 8 Cyl. Cars family bingo Friday at 7:30 p^m. in the school Vegetables cooked with the meat Colonial Master newspapers in the nation. PREMIUM PLUS 4-PLY NYLON WHITEWALL 3 Flavors 69= 1 - 1 . - ! - u I.— (Water Added) INCLUDES LABOR cafeteria. Admission for adults will be 75 cents Welch’s Donuts take on a rich-flavored taste. kfouthw ash Only at Singer Plus & PARTS LISTED 775x15 Q 700x13 A 1.99 and children 50 cents. This includes two bingo ^top&Shop dairy savings. Reg. 24.99 I W F.E.T. Reg. 22.99 I U F.E.T. 24 ounce bottle ^ We inspect plug wires for contact; install cards. Refreshments will be sold. Alperts Corned Beef Bottom Round *1 < new Champion or AC Spark Plugs, new 'S ^ . Good Mon , Nov 1 0 -S at. Nov 15 2 7 7 ^ r POWER CUSTOM 4-PLY NYLON points, rotor and condensor. Set dwell to Limit one bottle per customer ^ mfr. specifications; check PCV valve, adjust jChiffon WHITEWALL, C78xl3, Reg. 19.99 . *15 PLUS 1.99 F.E.T. carburetor, if needed Self-Service Deli Specials! Values in our Deli Hut! HOOfNow ~ arine Available in stores with a service deli m u m f m m pkg. Of 2-8 0Z. cups With this coupon Touch & Sew* II Fund-raising dance Beef Franks • PRESTONE or • DuPONT Deluxe Amer. SlicesBorden'^°g' 99= sewing machine Polish Style I I STARTING FLUID UNIVERSAL WIRE SETS Ballard Biscuits 7 X *1 with exclusive Soutli Windsor Colonial £ 9 9 f U a f Gem S ave 5 0 ' YOUR Reg. Stay N Shape Yogurt 3 89= Flip & Sew feature 6.69 to The South Windsor Youth Hockey Association Fenway Beef Franks *r* Delicious. CHOICE Breakstone-Assorted Flavors S ta y R * e e Stop§ShopS 8.99 535 7 ^ ^ will hold its annual fund-raising dance Saturday Colonial Knockwurst *1'® Reg. 1.19 Cheddar C heese Mammolh lb Just flip a panel for 'free arm’ Nov. 29 at St. Francis of Assisi Church Hall Kraft Wrapped'^ Swiss Cheese X' 99= 1 sewing of cuffs, sleeves, pant- DISTRIBUTOR CAPS Colonial Kielbasi Sausago-per lb Ellington Rd. from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Minute Maid from concentrate ,39= Stops Shop Bubka X 89= M ini Pads Icgs, all hard-toget-into places! The Blue Horizon band will play. Colonial Sliced Bacon VVg' *1 Package of 48 Sunshine Has exclusive Singer* push • l a r g e i c e SCRAPER ?9to170 055 Nepco-Cooked 2 Tickets are $12 per couple. Setups and a buffet Pick these Colonial Sausage Meat VSir *1'® button bobbin, interchangeable -y or • 28"x66” MAGNETIC .19 I TO 4 b Good Mon Nov 1 0 -S at, Nov 15 2 78^ Banquet Wafers will be provided. Limit one pkg per tuslomer ^ and built-in stitches including ' WINDSHIELD COVER fresh vaiues speed basting, built-in button- To learn more, call Alex Gonsalves, 644-2735 or Fresh Florida Chicken Hot R o o i r t B i ^ 11 oz YOUR 3 PC. TUNE-UP KIT Skip Sayer, 528-0367. pkg holer. Trade in your old ma CHOICE 125 S iz e Sliced to order .. chine and save even more! Our Reg. 79c 2 1 7 7 Dogs pkg.7 9 ' Delicious value. With this coupon and a S5 purchase Reg. Slop 4 Sh op -IV , lb. plrg $ - |4 9 29.99 Beef Burgers 2 01 Of 4 oz patties Chicken Salad stop*shopnncheo LONG-HANDLE SNOW Bolton board to meet OS Available in our frozen meat case. ^'*159 Colonha Sweet Macaroni Salad siop»sbopKitch.n c loffFUm Flavored Bread Crumbs BROOM with SQUEEGEE «RAC ANALYZER or DONNA HOLLAND Values from our own kitchen 7 59 SINGER SEWING and «4PC. TUNE-UP KNIT MACHINES START Our The Board of Education will meet Thursday at juicy Catch these great values! ISoz Cooked Chicken Processing AS LOW AS $99.95 Reg. 8 p.m. in the Bolton Center School library. 59 pkg YOUR The board will hear a report on the gifted with this coupon and on any roll or 1.99 40 ^Stop&ShopOQl^ Pollock Fillets ° 59! cartridge of Kodacolor C-110, CX-126 CHOICE program by Mrs. Doherty and Joseph Fleming, AUTO SERVICE CENTER 1.27ONLY Reg. to 34.99 2 lb Bag Carrots Roasted or B.B.Q. Style V y - ^ T H 127, 620 or 3.5nm prints brought in Cooked Fish Cakes 1 lb package 59* discuss policies on meditation, and the AV 15 oz to be developed before Nov. 22 WIRE SETS & DISTRIBUTOR CAPS TO FIT MOST CARS Cole Slaw Stop 4 Shop Kitchen building and system coordinator job description. pkg 49= Laura’s Pride Shrimp *3“® Keebler Cinnamon Ciisp 14 oz pkg 75c AssofUtd Q 13 oz $ 4 Coupon expires Sal,, Dec. 6 2 9 9 It will discuss controls at the Center School and 2 9 <= Tapioca Pudding Flavors O pkgs L Peeled and Deveined-60 to 70 count Limit one CO'’pon per customer. Vanity Fair Facial Tissue 3 ply 134 cl pkg 49i VOS Hail Spiay Reg 9 o z b tl { 1 3‘ There’S no place like computerization of payroll. In fairness to our customers, we reserve the right lo Hmit sales to 3 pkgs. ol any items except where otherwise noted Items tor sate not available m case tots or to other retail dealers or whoiesaters. Bakery prices effective Mon SINGER 3 SALE; Get Set lotion Hard to Hold & Regs u biij 1 2‘ WAYS TO CHARGE MANCHESTER Other items are: An exchange student request, Colgate Toothpaste 5 oz tube 84c 856 Mam Street, in Sfw n g Centers and parlicipdling Approved Dealers. WED. thru SAT. Veimonl Maid Syiup 12 oz bll 69c approval of two more bus drivers, a CABE Downtown Manchester • 6 4 3 - 4 3 0 5 BankMeri^ I Open Late Every Night Kal Kan Mealtime Cat Food 61k oz can 25c 1145 Tolland Turnpike Except Sat. 'til 6 p.m. regional meeting, an ACASE report by Joseph Kal Kan Bits 0 Beef Dinner 6H oz can 25c Haloburdo and a survey by the educational STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m., Mon.-Sat. lU I Kan Kitty Stew 6U oz can 2Sc A T'art>—4>t o' TH{ siwee A COMMAS v WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 12 management development commission. A PAGE TWENTY - MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Nov. 12. 1975- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Nov. 12, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE bumped his shoulder and knocked him off balance. Emhart buying firm Here’s why we pay so much for gasoline Liability for lift mishaps But the door had functioned exact I BOSTON (UPI) — The Emhart ly as it was supposed to function. A Monday. The company already NEW YORK (UPI) - The motorist Corp. of Connecticut said Tuesday it the price of a gallon of regular goes Bearing all this in mind, it offers In fact, said the API, federal and cent pill is the 10.7 cents that goes to By WILL BERNARD court said later this was the kind of bought 1.2 million shares of USM in "‘has a legitimate concern” about the would complete a stock purchase — a procedure it notes is difficult'to the following: state governments take six times as the dealer “to cover his operating Tardy for a dental appointment, natural hazard that passengers must July from the Alleghany Corp:, which rising price of gasoline, the THE FAMILY LAWYER giving it control of the USM Corp. of do with any precision. Out of a hypothetical gallon of much in taxes as the companies earn costs at the service station and,. Alvin rushed up to the automatic deal with on their own,- had failed in a takeover bid of its Business American Petroleum Institute says. Boston, API said actual costs vary substan regular gasoline costing 58.7 cents at in profits. hopefully, "a profit for his elevator just as the outer doors were Nor is the owner responsible for a own. and the consumer “The price of gasoline has been USM. primarily a maker of shoe- tially among oil companies for a the pump, the API said, the oil com The largest single piece of the pie endeavors.” closing. Quickly he slipped one hand self-inflicted injury. One USM officials said they woiild not rising over the past two or three manufacturing equipment, had gone number of reasons: Type of crude pany makes an average of 2 cents is the 21.5 cents that goes to cover the According to the API breakdown, 7 into the gap, expecting the doors to order even though — for some un poses a high level of responsibility on temperamental rider, trapped brief have a comment until they had years and, quite frankly, the motorist to court te'stop the takeover move. A used, where it comes from and at profit, also hypothetical, but a cost of crude oil at the wellhead, ac cents covers transporation costs: reopen. Instead, they closed upon his known reason — it may not have the owner of an automatic elevator. ly between floors in a department “some idea what Emhart intends to wonders why,” the API said. temporary restraining order do." what price; refinery efficiency; “ballpark figure, based on govern cording to the API. two cents for transportation of crude hand. worked on this particular occasion. He must take into consideration that store, vented his frustration by “Are the oil companies ripping him blocking the stock purchase was transportation and marketing factors ment estimates and company The next largest chunk is the 12 to the refinery, three cents for Alvin did manage to yank himself But the court ruled in Alvin’s it will be used by the young and the giving the elevator a swift kick in the “We are very pleased with the off at the pump? What about those granted Oct. 15, but was overturned among others. To break out one testimony.” The profit margin, it cents for state and federal taxes. The ‘moving gasoline to the terminal, arid free, but in doing so he injured his favor, saying he was entitled to the old, the wise and the simple, the deft panelling. results of our tender offer," Emhart windfall profits he’s been reading Monday. product — in this case motor gasoline said, has remained constant for federal excise tax is 4 cents per another two cents to get it from the fingers. Seeking compensation, he benefit of the doubt. The court said it and the clumsy. But when he sought damages President T. Mitchell Ford said., “We about? Are they the reason the price Emhart, primarily a maker of — from the many products made several years, before as’well as after terminal to the service station. filed a damage suit against the owner was a fair guess that when such an afterward for his fractured foot, the expect to be contacting USM has risen?” gallon. While state taxes vary, the bottle-manufacturing equipment, from crude oil in the,i;efinery stream the Arab oil boycott and the 400 per of the building. accident occurred, there was indeed Still, the owner isn’t liable for court tossed out his claim. The court management shortly with the yiew of API assumed an average of 8 cents The API also figures 4.5 'cents said it would buy 1,2 million USM No, said the API in a recent report can result atbest in a cent increase in the cost of foreign In a court hearing, the owner in something wr.ong with the “normal mishaps. In another case, said the injury was caused “not by opening meaningful discussions 'per gallon in its calculations. covers oil company marketing costs, shares offered to it by the public un- breaking down where every penny of “guesstimate,” the API said. crude. sisted that the elevator was in good mechanism. as an elderly man was entering an the stopping of the elevator but by his which we hope will produce results The third largest piece of the 58.7- and 3 cents, refinery operations and a tender offer which expired maintenance. Generally speaking, the law im automatic elevator, the closing door own kicking.” mutually beneficial for those two fine old New England companies." ShopRite Coupon ShopRite Coupon s.R. LU21 MH SR. LU22 Watch the Conn.| AND A $5.00 PURCHASE AND A $5.00 PURCHASE Lottery Show om Business A 3-LB. CAN OF A 1-LB. CAN OF and the consumer Channel 3, WFSBf ShopRite Chock Full Certified All this week at Finast you will find all the flavors of Italy during our iThureilays at 7:30 WITH WITH great “Italian Food Festival” ... M ore P ro o f... IT PAYS TO SHOP THE FINAST WAY! 'P.M. Sponsored byl THIS Shortening THIS 0’ Nuts Coffee Mrs. Susan Quaglia of 93- COUPON COUPON D Sycamore Lane, a ‘hair SUPERMARKETS Lydall appoints Shop-Rita. dresser at the Creative plant controller Coupon good at any ShopRite Supermarket. Coupon good at any ShopRite Suparmarkel. Limit one per family. Limit one per family. School of Hairdressing in Normand Labrecque has Expire* Sat., Nov. 15,1975. S.R. Expires Sat., Nov. 15, 1975. Manchester, has received been prompted to plant a master certificate of controller of Fiber achievement in creative Process, a Lydall Inc. unit haircoloring from Ciairol in Rochester, N.H. Inc. of New York City. Labrecque’s new respon Mrs. Quaglia completed sibilities include per FrozenFoods. the special educational BELLISSlAi^; U.S.A. sonnel, credit accounting, course created for costing, manufacturing CELENTANO experienced haircolorists reporting, capital program CALIFORNIA to keep up-to-date with in I. production activities, and Cheese dustry techniques and budgeting and financial FRESH ideas. control. Pizza 2 Classes included par Labrecque received an FARMLAND. 2-LB. SALISBURY STEAK. ticipation in haircolor associate in arts degree in SWEDISH MEATBALLS. SPAGHETTI BROCCOLI SAUCE WITH MEATBALLS, TURKEY, workshops and seminars accounting from McIntosh Entrees VEAL PARMIGIANA 2«*,89<' under the supervision of College in Dover, New MORTON-BEEF, 8-oz. $ 1 TURKEY OR CHICKEN pKgs. X Clairol haircolor experts Hampshire, and a bachelor Pot Pies 5 and guest appearances by of arts degree in business well-known colorists. tUSTOMER^ management from New A CRISP CENTER LOIN-BONE-IN Hampshire College Jn BUNCH Manchester, N.H. ^hooRite Imported Italian With Basil Fiber Process is a V ______J All Natural $ 1 4 9 manufacturer of non- Pork Loin Roast Ice Cream round cont. | Sirloin Steaks woven and technical i Gra pef ru i t 8 9 9 ' Pope Tomatoes cl" webbed products for ICE MILK BY «/»-gal. hDaoKC BARTLETT COUNTRY STYLE RIBS. WHOLE, UNTRIMMED-WE WILL $ 1 3 9 application in footwear, [|r CdlO CALIFORNIA 3 .,8 9 ' Pork Loin BONE-IN 4^® Pork Loin CUSTOM CUT ON REQUEST Ib. X i Light ’N Lively SEALTEST cont. Savings bank Beef Loin Shell PORK LOIN, BONE IN EQUAL textile, filtration, specialty 1 A n n 10 C delicious AMOUNTS OF SIRLOIN. PORK, FRESH Bone In irippiCd WASHINGTON 3,„89' Asst’d Chops BLADE & CENTER CHOPS lb. Spare Ribs FOR A PLEASANT CHANGE lb. taps Moriarty Elbow Macaroni or $ i printing and automotive in Grocery Dept dustries. MAID RITE BREADED 1 lb Formerly The board of directors of Lydall Inc., based in 'Apples 3 . 8 9 ' Blade Roast' Veal Steaks FROZEN lb. 4 T VERYRNE p k g s the Savings Bank of L a R O S 3 Spaghetti N.Y. Sirloin Steak Manchester, has seven lAnnloc mcintosh mppICd FANCY-LARGE 3 ..8 9 ' Manchester has elected operating plants located in ShopRite SellsOnly Beef Steaks and Roasts Apple- Matthew M. Moriarty Sr. Red Pack Connecticut, Maine, New j Oranges ^^ToVir^ 10,oe59^ to serve as an alternate to Hampshire, Indiana and In 2 8 o z the bank’s executive com Tennessee. Tangelos 10,.,69' mittee. Tomatoes P u r e e c a n Top Round Steak..xtrsTo',... 1^?. Sauce' Moriarty is vice presi Realtor agency dent and director of the Blended - bank. Beef Round Cube Steak 1^. R o' N g a l adds a broker 1 Carrots 2i.l.39'; Hq. is president and S______c tn Top Round Steak tor B raciole...... 1 lb Edward Snyde of 208 treasurer of Moriarty Pope Oil Main St. has joined the Gefatins Bros. He has served on Peach, Cherry. Orange, Raspberry or Strawberry Carl A. Zinsser Agency, WHERE HAVE ALL BEEF CHUCK UNDER BLADE many civic committees in Beef Top Round Roast 1^?. Realtors, as a residential Pot Roast BONE IN '» Cube Steak ^BONELE^S?'’ ROYAL • CHOCOLATE Plain, Meat or Marinara or DARK & SWEET Manchester and was the real estate sales broker. THE SHIELDS GONE? Puddings :.-.89‘ recipient of the Greater Spaghetti 16 oz He will work in the agen UNDER BLADE POT ROAST, FOR STEW, $ 1 49 CHOCOLATE CHIP Manchester Chamber of Beef Chuck BONELESS Ib. ’1“® BeefChuckCubes BONELESS Ib. X Cookies ShopRite 'S'-39' Progresso S a u c e ja f cy's office at 750 Main St. Commerce “M” Award in Snyde was employed by BEEF CHUCK FLAKO MIX 1964. Biade Steaks USDA BONELESS. CUT Pie Crust 3 IS.'. 8 9 ' PILLSBURY STREUSEl the Prudential Insurance Shidr. Steak FOR LONDON BROIL k s , He is a co-founder of *1” Short Ribs “ ,“ SWIRL DEVIL’S FOOD 2 7-O Z O c l O Co. for more than 30 years CHOICE LEMON-CINNAMON u ” Manchester Community B e e f Cake Mixes MARBLE CHOCOLATE ^foclf Up On Frozen Foods the Finast Way! 7-Bone Steak in the Greater Hartford College and is a former C h u c k area, tie has attended the Dairy Dept. Deli Dept. Shortening 3 i *1“ president of the Connec o r R o a st 1 s t C u t University of Connecticut While you're checking the beef sales in the ticut Association of Public Richmond Frozen Beef Chuck THANK YOU -CHERRY-20-oz., B o n e In and Manchester Communi various supermarket ads, look lor the U.S.D.A. Pie Filling BLUEBERRY-APPLE can Community Colleges. Center Cut 4 9 ' Bone In ty College. CHOICE SHIELD that designates the beef is Moriarty was designated Orange Juice 7 8 ^ He is a member of Hart cut from government graded CHOICE beel 'J^umpkin a Knight of St. Gregory in ford Veterans of Foreign only. That shows you are getting fine grade V lb 1963. He lives with his wife Wars and is active in the beef for the sale price. At ShopRile, we carry at 75 Forest St. Rich in Vitamin C only Choice Grade beet steaks and roasts, YMCA and Knights of Stock-up and 6 o z your assurance of quality! Why settle (or less? Save the Finast way i !"ythias. c a n s * 4 d V O ^ 1 ^ 1 n o MRS. FILBERT'S 1Tb. p K O n L c CAPITAL FARMS 1-lb. QQC INDIVIDUALLY QUICK FROZEN or Roast ■€ 18 IVIdIgallllCREGULARQUARTERS pkg. r ia lllV d BEEF OR REG. pkg. « / « / o *1 39' 100 TO 200 Underblade Steak Beef Chuck 1 ib Credit experts TO A POUND study sex law International Cheese Dept Orange Ju icers 69' Chunk Bologna i S ’ . 99^^ Salad PEELED & B irds ye Morton Dinners . 2pkgs79* DEVEtNED CATV strives S iz e P k g . Credit experts, men and 4 9 ' Buitoni P arm igiano...... pkg 73^ Beef Chuck Ground 88! Crescent Rolls PILLSBURY^pks Cooked Salami sbopR.e for customer women, representing Vermont tO C Q Shrimp Peas or Corn Angy's Torteilini . . p k g 9 5 * Connecticut retailers, Plain Yogurt COLOMBO ?u[ By Greater Manchester Stock up Mr. Dell Favorites! Cheddar . 49' Lunch MeatsbopRiie Cheese Pizza Celeste pkg 1 . 3 9 banks, credit unions and Chamber of Commerce and Save 10OZ $ 4 pkgs g tZozyg* other business, will attend sbopR.e R a v i o l i CS'" h e'- e s e ...... pkg Cinnamon RollSshopRi,e^;ig°'49'J Iphopped Ham Manchester’s cable Baked Ham Roasting a seminar Thursday in Port ^ television system. Greater 3 Freshly Sliced to Order North Haven on new Cheer Giant Hartford CATV Inc., federal laws banning credit Saint Appetizer Dept. Bakery Dept strives to put the customer Chickens discrimination against Baked Fresh the Finast Way! Farm Fresh Dairy Values! Fresh Large Laundry DetergentI on top. women. Holland 4'/2 to 5 lbs Topics of discussion will CATV stands for Com h a lf for Chicken PHOSPHATE OR Big Sandwich Biue Bonnet be the Eqial Credit Oppor NO PHOSPHATE munity Antenna Televi Ib Cacciatore Gouda sion. Thus, at the system’s 6 8 ^ tunity Act, the Fair Credit new “head end” site at 801 Bread Billing Act and the 1974 Parker St., a large antenna Margarine amendments to the Truth- Denmark picks up the signals in the Swiss Cheese Imported r99* In-Lending Act, according air (long distance signals 21 oz Fresh Chicken Parts! to the Connecticut Retail Danbo HOMESTYLE CHOCOLATE Kosher Franks All Beef . i b 9 9 * Corned Beef Donuts ShopRite must beTfnicrowaved in), Ivs i Merchants Association, Dandy Loaf Carando's . • lb 1 . 0 9 Chicken Legs Thighs . r ib88* I sponsors of the seminar. R n l l c ShopRite - BROWN & SERVE processes them and then 9 3 ^ Otrs Hot Bakery Dept Potato Salad ■ \ U l l d CLOVER OR FLAKY retransmits them via a Mr. Deli Pizza ?2 ^h. e a 8 9 * Chicken Breasts.., ib98* cable system on utility Hamburg Rolls.3T 1.00 Ricotta Cheese ’cil?89* Topic of confab poles. Salami Ger™!!...... 1“1.49 Boneless Breast.. 1 . 7 8 Italian i ^^lad Rolls .... 2'’ff'1.00 Mozzarella Whole Miik pkg 1 . 3 9 is NYC’s plight NonFood Sayings, y Health&BeautyAids. A converter box, in Luncheon Loaf Imported Ib 99* Fresh Veal Sale! The financial plight of stalled in the customer’s Italian Bread.... 21^89* MI'IK Light n' Lively...... g a l'7 9 * Available Only In Stores With Mr. Dell Depis. 14-oz. pkg. Veal Cutlets for Scallopini i b 2 . 7 9 Bread home, enables the Grinder Rolls ... 2^T79* In-Store Bake Shop! New York City and the fac Ivory Soap customer to receive 15 Borden’S c “ 1 . 2 9 Veal Chops Shoulder . tors that led to it will be Bakery Hems Available Tees. Thru Sal. Only i b 1 . 3 9 Vienna 1 clear channels, including Cake Donuts’’ctnerJir doz69* among topics aired at the Veal Loin Chops. i b 1 . 7 9 University of Connecticut 1 New York stations and a or Pumpernickel Rye Bread :^55* Thursday during the 19th Rolls 10-oz. pkg. of 6 24-hour news, financial Available Only In Stores With In-Store Bake Shops Veal for Stew___ lb 1 . 4 9 annual Finance Officers report and weather ser "'■'atet'pW .ffiiithproot. Nm- Conference. Gup Cakes (S) Allartenic. RyMbent, Cotor-M.... ,[ast! Available q 2 vice. Service is available 10 oz. pkg. of 6 *1.09 Creslan Many^-or ^ id fc ^ s andandl'^ 4' -O L Vanegati 6 9 i Powder mt ill m Pull Skeint. Reg. 99c - Now 24 hours a day. More Proof It Pays To Shop Finast! Procff/ItgPays To Shop tor Quality Produce the Finast Way! John J. Feeney, deputy Cinnamon Buns 9 oz. pkg. ol 6 g$« PREMIUM • 10W40 5,000 Being new in town. ------comptroller of the State of JVIotor Oil ShopRite 2 c l 8 9 ^ . jJItra Ban ANTl-PERSPIRANT Greater Hartford CATV’s New York, will open the conference at the Bishop' general manager, Vincent Fresh Mushrooms VALUABLE COUPON S JIillilM VALUABLE COUPON King, has involved himself Continuing Education FRESH FISH DEPT. and the company in several Finast Center at 10 a.m. with a Interlude Stemware Towards the purchase of FRESH civic organizations, in ohf 26 oz ctn Saute in Butter, talk titled, "New York THIS WEEK’S FEATURE: ColCollocl a complale aal in lima One (1)16-oz. Boxot Stuff and Broil lor lha holldayt. One (1) 1-lb. Bowl of IDAHO TROUT J cluding the Greater Juice City: The Danger Signals. ’ ’ 8-OZ. STEMMED 1.391 Flavorful! KEEBLER Manchester Chamber of Plain or iodized Unsweetened Grapefruit m '/A Reacting to his remarks WINE GLASS PARKAY FRESH Commerce, Civitan, 79 will be panelists J.O. LOVELY CRYSTAL &Y FEDERAL CLUB CRACKERS wuhthts MARGARINE ? - Tepper, Connecticut Com LONG ISLAND Rotary Club and the Matching Crytlai Tumbiara and W ITH TH IS U n til one per lamllir. Manchester Band Shell missioner of Finance aiid Accaaaoriaa Avaliabia just^ I* WW each Eiphae Bal.. Nov. IS. 1875. CHERRYSTONE Morton $ Eipiree Sat., Nov. 18.1178. « COUPON ■WITH EACH 13.00 PURCHASE * Coupon good al any ShopRite Supermarhtl. iipg Committee. The company Yellow Onions 3 .'1,4 9 ^ Control, and James Throughout Tha Program. Coupon good at any ShopNIle Supermarkol. CLAMS has also donated cable TV Iceberg Lettucor^h »« Carney, assistant comp SAVE28» I l l i I M M outlets for public buildings Salt 3 1 .0 0 troller for New York City. and schools. [A f A The conference is jointly W.'^kh nils Coupon & Purchase $5 or More 1 2 Tangelos Orlendo . . 10icr69* Green Squash ... . ib29* Prices etfective thru Sat., Nov. 1S, 1975. Not responsible (or typographical errors. “In order to assure a sufficient supply of sales items for all of our customers, Greater Hartford CATV RLimll One. Valid Thru Nov. 15. 1975 H-699^ IflWIlh This Coupon & Purchaso S5 or More.! sponsored by the Connec we must reserve the right to limit the purchase o( sales to units o( 4 olany sale items, except where otherwise noted.” “Waketern Food Corporation, 1975. Inc. has been a member of ^ L lm ll One. Valid Thru Nov. 15.1975. H-i Bartlett Pears . . 10tor69* Eggplant...... b29* ticut Municipal Finance the Chamber of Commerce Applesw^.?n^^^.^‘1^Minlb29* Pomegranates. 4 h .r1 .0 0 Officers Assn, and the SPENCER STREET STQRE MIDDLE TURNPIKE STORE since Juiy 1974. University of Connecticut OPEN M0N.-FRI. 7 A.M. - MIDNIGHT OPEN 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. Institute of Public Service Prlrrw FNarflwa ,<1iinrlav Now Q Thru I 0 7 i; We ReMrve The Rkiht To Umit Quantitlee Not Responalble R k Typogrophlcel Errore (IPS). SAT. 7 A.M. -1 0 :3 0 P.M. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENIN(^ HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov, 12, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 12, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Social Security questions and answers Winners sworn in Saturday Q. I’ll be 65 in December, but since amount of your earnings. You don’t nings record can be corrected even if Payment’’ for you, ask him to give the year? Q. My husband has been unable to Where Quality Always Exceeds The Price! I’m planning to work for several have to stop working if you have this time limit has passed. You you an Itemized bill to send with it. A. You must count earnings from work since he was severely injured in SHOP PINEHURST more years I figured there’s no point Medicare, so your protection can should get in touch with a Social An itemized bill must show the date work of any kind — whether or not an auto accident about two months V e r n o n ^ Clark 683; Am Morrell 680; Evelyn game follows a skirmish at 6:30 p.m. in filing for Social Security yet. My start as soon as your reach 65, Security office right away. 'The peo you received th& services, the place the work is covered by Social Securi ago. Our family doctor suggested he Kincman 679; Carl Murphy 666; The wheelchair game will be FOR U.S. CHOICE next-door neighbor says I should go Q. I recently requested and ple there will help you get your where you received the services, a apply for Social Security disability Winners of the Nov 4 election will ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ty — except. tips amounting to less Albert Watson 649; and Minnie played for the benefit of the ahead and apply anyway? Is she received a staterhent of the earnings record corrected. description of the services, the than $20 in a month from one benefits. Will he have to have any be sworn in Saturday at 10 a.m. in the MEATOWN Not every store sells U.S. Choice Beef. Some Luetjen 645. Rockville General Hospital’s first right? credited to my Social Security Q. Sometimes when I send in a special medical tests or court room of the Memorial 1215'/^ SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORI nature of your illness or injury employer. Total wages, not just take- Thursday tournament winners annual fund appeal. have dropped to lower grades and must use A. Even though you . continue to record. I believe there’s an error in Medicare medical insurance claim, I examinations to get payments? Building, Park PL, Rockville. (diagnosis), the charge for each ser home pay, and all net self- were: Ed Kreyssig 609; Ann Quinn School lunches mechanical tenderizers. work, you should file an application my record. Can I get it corrected? get a letter asking what a particular' vice, and your name and health in A. Probably not. Medical reports Mayor-elect Thomas Benoit and employment earnings must be added 604; Joe Kincman 600; and Carl Vernon school lunches next week about three months before you reach A. A person’s Social Security ear bill was for or why I went to the doc surance claim number exactly as it’s will be requested from his doctors You get U.S. Choice Beef when you shop together. However, you do not have the 12 members of the Town Council Murphy 592. are: M eat E conomy 0 utlet 65 to establish your eligibility for nings record can be corrected any tor. I thought the bills I send with my shown on your Medicare card. and from hospitals, clinics,, or in will start their duties at the Nov. 17 PInehurst at 302 Main... to count income, from savings, in John Poggie with a 687 has the high Monday: Tomato soup, hamburg , Tues., Wed. 9 to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 | Social Security retirement benefits time up to three years, three months claim give all the necessary informa Q. I know that my Social Security stitutions where he’s been treated. If council meeting. vestments, pensions, insurance or individual tournament score to date on roll, potato puffs, spiced HOURS■ Sai. 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) Not every store and Medicare. This way, your and 15 days after the year in which tion, but apparently they don’t. What retirement benefits may be reduced additional information is needed he royalties. Beginning in 1976 the Benoit^ expected to recommend a and Joesph Gessay with 9,118 has the applesauce. sells Holiday FRESH TURKEYS... benefits can start as soon as you stop the wages were paid or self- exactly should the bills show? if my income for 1975 is over $2,520. may be asked to undergo special new town attorney. amount of earnings you have earned high total tournament score to date. Tuesday: Ravioli with meat sauce, Would You Believe This? Here at PInehurst we are taking orders lor simply working. You may be entitled to employment income was earned. A. If your doctor doesn’t complete But do I have to count all income I medical examinations or tests. The before your Social Security is The council will switch from an 8-4 green salad, whole wheat bread and wonderful ..^o m e payments, depending on the Under certain conditions, your ear Part II of the “Request for Medicare have in figuring the total amount for reduced will go up to $2,760. government will pay for any such Republican majority to an 8-4 Auxiliary Meets butter, fruit squares. examinations. Fresh Thanksgiving Turkeys Democratic majority and a The American i Legion Auxiliary Wednesday: Turkey and dressing, Democratic mayor. will meet Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. at the gravy, cranberry sauce, mashed Not every store Parade Cominiltee Post Home, West St., Rockville. potato, butternut squash, bread and The parade committee of the sells John Morrell E-Z-Cut or Tobin’s fully League meeting butter, jello with topping. cooked Thanksgiving Hams. Please order today. Bicentennial Commission will meet Thursday: Manager’s choice. today at 7:30 p.m. in the former Ad The Vernon League of Women Voters will conduct a general Friday: Juice, salami grinders, Not every store ministration Building, W. Main St.‘ potato sticks, Fudgicle. sells SWEDISH KORV... GLASTONBURY Community groups are invited.' meeting Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ib. FOX RUN MALL LOWEST home of Mrs. Ruth Baron, 9 Olson PTO Sale Here at PInehurst we have always featured KORV The parade is set for June 6 at 1 for the Christmas season. Now we find a more EAST HARTFORD p.m. It kicks off a week of Bicenten Dr., Vernon. The Northeast School book fair and Fine For The Pot, Swiss, etc. Any Size Piece! The league’s board meeting will be bake sale is Thursday from 1 to 4 frequent demand for it, and, again this week, we 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE nial events. will have a fresh grinding of 801 SILVER LANE Call Arthur Rowe or Raymond Nov. 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. in the P i S C O U N T MANCHESTER STORE- Walker to learn more. Mrs. Adele Blaszczak, 5 Miriam Dr., auditorium. Friday it is 1 to 4 p.m. “Gem" Sliced, Freshly Sliced Our Famous Swedish Korv Vernon. Assorted 26b NORTH MAIN AT MAIN Pinochle winners Tri-Town players It will be ready about noon Thursday. Last Thursday winners in the Ver Basketball game AMERICAN G MIDDLETOWN LaPointe Industries and the Easy The Tri-Town Players will present, COLD ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Complaints non Senior Citizens’ Pinochle Club “Lion in Winter,” Friday and Satur 1 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 were: Frank Minor 724; Irene Peter Riders Wheelchair basketball teams will play Thursday in the gym at the day at 8 p.m. at the Vernon Center CHEESE WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD PRICES! son 710; Mary St. Louis 693; Alice CUTS PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU NOV. 15, 1975 Vernon Middle School, Rt. 30. The Middle School. ,G00D VALUE...U.S.D.A. stem from FOOD STAMP PURCHASES . W# R«Mrv« ftighi to Limit QuAniitwt — Noo* So*d 10 WHY PAY MORE! CHOICE CHUCK mail order Not Ratpontibl* for Typofro^hlcal Irrori 3 0 fib 9 9 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Nov. 12. 1975 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Homes For Sale 23 Homes for Sate 23 Homes For Sate 23 ^N CH ES'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Nov. 12. 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE $%,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, tile baths, $435-monthly in come. Hutchins Agency, 646- 3166. ®te H e m lb REALTOR MIS _ $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room CLASSrFIED ADVERTISING ’ Ranch, fireplace, baseboard EAST OF THIRIVER REAt ESTATE MARKET heating, stove, refrigerator. ••••••••••••••••• Hutchins Agency 646-3166. W n m MANCHESTER - Large PHONE 643-2711 newer duplex three bedroom. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD apartment. Immaculate con dition throughout. Priced IT’S WORTH THE SPACE- INDEX right. R. Zimmer, J.D. Real . y Make some Estate, 646-1980. NOTICES ADVERTISING 1 — Lott tnd Found ADVERTISING one happy Ye$, we think this property is so outstanding 2 ~ Ptrtonalt DEADLINE MANCHESTER - Price 3 — Announctmtnit RATES . Today — reduced $3,000 on this im 4 — Entertainment 12:00 noon the day before Call 643-2711 maculate seven-room Cape. 5 — Auctions publication. Custom kitchen, three or four That we’re devoting our entire ad to it! 1 day . 104 word per day Need a 5 bedroom colonial? Here is the FINANCIAL Deadline for Saturday and bedrooms, rec room, over 3 days . .94 word per day 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. sized garage. Secluded yard buy of the year at $49,900.2V2 baths, first 9 — Personal Loans 6 days ..84 word per day etc. Priced to sell. $37,900. R. fioor famiiy room with fireplace, 10 — Insurance 26 days . .74 word per day PLEASE READ Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, READ ON: EMPLOYMENT 15 words, $2.00 minimum 646-1980 equipped kitchen and 2 garages. Call 13 — Help Wanted Happy A d s ...... $2.15 Inch YOUR AD ir Custom builder designed and built this home for himself and lived here 10 years. 14 — Business Opportunities George Popik. 15 — Situation Wanted Classified ads. are taken over Happiness Is — REDUCED FOR quick sale - ir House dimensions 25’ x 66’ , 11 YEARS YOUNG the phone as a convenience. two family, 30 Locust Street, MANCHESTER Ideal starter Ranch, Fireplaced living room, bay win EDUCATION no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. ^ Anderson Windowall and Thermopane windows throughout 18 — Private Instructions The Herald is responsible for An Old-Fashioned Church Fair Immaculate 6-room Colonial with heated 2 story ^ dowed dining area, 3 bedrooms, full basement 1 car gar 19 — Schools-Classes only one incorrect insertion and REALE'S CORNER ir Cast iron baseboards with oil fired hot water heat age, city utilities. Low low 30’s. 20 — Instructions Wanted then only to the size of -the “PUMPKIN FEST“ MANCHESTER - new listing, barn in Business 3 Zone. Ideal for offices, shop or j •k 550 gallon oil tank buried outside original insertion. Errors which REAL ESTATE five room older home, central 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 tradesman. Parking. Near hospital. Asking $59,900. LOVELY LOCATION do not lessen the value of the location, small barn $29,900, k Artesian well pumping 54 gallons per minute 23 — Homes for Sale advertisement will not be cor Sunday, November 16th Excellent neighborhood for children is where you’ll find 24 — Lots-Land for Sale Hayes Corp., 646-0131. k New water tank this 6-room Cape. Priced to sell, mid 30's, 25 — Investment Property rected by an additional inser 2 -5 p.m. ' MANCHESTER 26 — Business Property tion. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NEW RANCH - Extra large MANCHESTER - cute Ranch I West Side Cape, 6 rooms, 2-car garage, deep lot, I ★ Separate oil fired hot water system, newly installed, 30 gallon instant recovery FOREST HILLS 27 — Resort Property MANCHESTER- first offering modern kitchen, two baths, with four bedrooms, rec fireplace, $35,900. All copper plumbing ’ 28 — Real Estate Wanted 385 North Main Street, Manchester seven rooms, full basement fireplace, 2-car garage, room, fireplace, full base Owner anxious to leave area making this 7-room Ranch a MISC. SERVICES •••••••••••••••••••••••••• all city utilities, oil heat, com aluminum siding and win ment, priced to sell at $36,900. Two car, heated garage with electric door openers super value. Three bedrooms, 2 full baths plus a first floor plete aluminum siding, family room. Call today! 31 — Services Offered Help, Wanted 13 dows, large deck, picture win- ■ Owner anxious, Frechette & 10 outdoor flood Tightslights around house with 6 on automatic electric eyes 32 — Painting-Papering excellent condition, asking Martin, Inc. Realtors 646-4144. ANDOVER 33 — Building-Contracting dow in basement with walk Wall-to-wall carpeting throughout the house 34 — Roofing-Siding price $36,900. Assumable 6% out to patio. $47,900. Philbrick 1 4 wooded building lots, surveyed, terms, $10,000. 35 — Heating-Plumbing FULL TIME - Meat counter, mortgage, with large down Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Rotatinu TV antenna with service to 3 locations 36 — Flooring Help Wanted 13 full benefits, call Coventry payment. Charles «ST HABTFC 4“ Insulation in walls and ceilings throughout the house. Absolutely no drafts 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage HAPPINESS IS S h e H e r a t b Lesperance, 649-7620. EXECUTI quite 38 — Services Wanted Market, 742-6439. RAISED RANCH - seven VE RANCHI sound-proof Needing YOU at the rooms, beamed cathedral Huge formal dining room, large MISC. FOR SALE NURSE.S AIDES - All shifts, LIGHTING - showroom sales, VFW AUXILIARY FIRST TIME on iflarket, An- eat-in kitchen, 2 full baths, 3 WARREN E. HOWLAND Rustic natural landscaping 41 — Articles for Sale ceiling in living room with bedrooms, living room with SENTRY saldi built, brick front, three 42 — Building Supplies full and part time, weekdays part time, permanent. Must CHRISTMAS fieldstone fireplace, eat-in fireplace, 1-car garage. 649-5306. Winter view of Hartford skyline 43 — iPets-Birds-Dogs and weekends. Only nave related experience or WANT ADS bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, kitchen, formal dining room, iRealtor-MLS Real Estate Services 44 — Livestock BAZAAR I central convenient location. 643-1108 Outdoor lighted fountain with controls for lights and water Inside the house cxpiTienced need apply. Good background to a ssist in 15x21 fam ily room with 45 ^ Boats & Accessories s .'i'h ’,! salary and liberal Saturday, 100x150' lot. Only $42,500. Bel EDiuL HnisK omnuin Slate floor on secluded screened-in porch 2 8 9 - 4 3 3 1 46 — Sporting Goods wholesale supply house fireplace, wooded acre lot 47 — Garden Products *'inge benefits. East Hartford lighting department. Phone November 15, BRING i Air Real Estate, 643-9332. with privacy, garage, $44,900, BARROWS ft WALLACE Kandieittf Nn Hnn HartM 3 foot overhang on roof - no gutters except over front door 48 — Antiques Convalescent Home, 745 Main Mr. Claman for appointment, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Philbrick Agency Realtors, 49 — Wanted to Buy Street, East Hartford, Conn. 646-2830. (49-S3N 397-1515 72I-H15 Last house on dead end street at the WANTED CASHi COLUMRIA LAKE 646-4200. Vz mile access to 1-84 - 5 minutes to Manchester RENTALS Seven room, fireplaced Ranch, plus 52 — Rooms for Rent AN OHIO OIL CO. offers plen POST HOME TdNTY'« ' i! COUNTER person must be paneled basement, all new “75 MINI-FARM on West side, VERNON - $38,900 - Country 33 900 Plenty of yard room 53 ~ Apartments for Rent ty of money plus cash over 18, full time, apply in 608 E. Center St. appliances." Lake and docking seven room home in excellent 54 — Homes for Rent 643-2711 I privileges. living, one minute from Many shrubs and flowers 55 — Business for Rent bonuses, fringe benefits to person only. Howard JotiLon Manchester condition, new siding etc., highway. Six room Ranch, 56 — Resort Properly for Rent mature individual in Restaurant, 394 Tolland Turn THOMAS J. BLANCHARD garage, large lot with garden newly painted, 18' above 57 — Wanted to Rent Manchester area. Regardless pike, Manchester. 58 — Misc. for Rent Real Estate 646-0299 and fruit trees, shed, $42,000. ground pool, large family of experience, airmail A. F. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, room with bar, new wall-to- AUTOMOTIVE Reaa, Pres., American 646-4200. wall carpet. Call Pat, Century 61 — Autos for Sale Lubricants Co., Box 696, AUTO MECHANIC 62 — Trucks for Sale Permanent position with old es Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 CAPE COD - two years old, 21, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale Dayton, Ohio. 45401. tablished dealership. Excellent 24' living room, first floor TWO-FAMILY 5-5, with 2-car or 646-5461. 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles fringe benefits including paid garage, in desirable location, 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile vacations, pension plan, free family room with fir^lace PART TIME cleaners needed, major medical and life insurance. PART TIME short order handy to all schools. Excellent Homes early morning hours, 6-10 a.m. and beamed ceilings. Eat-in NEW HOMES - Ranches, 66 — Automotive Service See Mr. Carter in person or call cook, Monday-Friday, 11-2, PARAGON condition $44,500. Philbrick 646-6464. kitchen, formal dining room, Capes, Colonials, available or 67 Autos W Rent-Lease Must have transportation. Apply Hartford Road Dairy Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. will build to suit. Single and Call 649-5334. TOOL CO., INC. king sized Master bedroom, CARTER CHEVROLET Queen, 684 Hartford Road. aluminum siding, two car gar two-family homes in several , Has openings for: CO., INC. age, treed lot, mint condition, MANCHESTER locations, starting from $48,- 3 Announcements HOUSEKEEPER - Compa FIRST CLASS $53,200, Philbrick Agency, 500. Good financing, will con TOLLAND TOP VALUE LOW PRICEI Announcements 1129 Main St. nion wanted. To live-in with Ma c h in is t s Realtors, 646-4200. sider trades, Merritt Agency, Attractive 2 year old 3 room, 4 bedroom M anchester female senior citizen in Must be able to set-up WEST SIDE CAPE Three bedrooms, two-car 646-1180. COLONIAL with 2 Vz baths, first floor fireplaced Manchester. Cooking and light and work from blueprints. COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 housework. Call Mrs. Snider, garage, fireplace, im family room, 2 car garage on pleasant % acre coun JANITOR - full time, mature 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, •» *isr IN MEMORY OF evenings, 228-9815. Experienced Only breezeway, garage, swim mediate occupancy, $35,- try lot in Tolland. Priced to sell fast at $50,000. individual, good starting 900. fK salary and liberal fringe ming pool, redwood-deck, DARTMOUTH ROAD benefits. East Hartford Con HELP NEEDED part or full Apply at wooded yard. $42,500. Martin School, large seven- ELLINGTON $45,900 time. Weekends or late night. WARREN E. BE ONE OF THE FIRST Jack Harkins, valescent Home, 745 Main St., 121 Adams Street, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, room Raised -Ranch j Perfect for second shift 646-4200. plaster walls, ,^led baths Three bedroom SPLIT LEVEL home with a high E. Hartford. M anchester HOWLAND To inspect this clean three bedroom home. Large front workers. Call 646-5858. large closets, built-ins view of Ellington. 15x21’ livijg room, plus formal B sallo is______843-1108 Ito back living room, 1 Va baths, full shed dormer plus NURSES AIDES-7-3 and 11-7, ...... 5...... EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine carpeting, 2 fireplaces, FITZGERALD FORD I two “eye" dormers, big basement with hatchway, over- dining room, large master bedroom with private full time and part time. Business Opportunity 14 Business Opportunity 14 rooms, 22x28 Master large family room, 2-car MANCHESTER - Richard weekdays or weekends, good bedroom, family room, game garage, city utilities sized garage, attractive treed lot In a great location. stall shower bath. All appliances included. WILL OPEN AT starting salary, liberal fringe room, den, private yard, on Martin School, seven room IMOVE IN BEFORE THE HOLIDAYSI DON’T MISS ITIl dead end street in prime Ansaldi Built Raised Ranch, excellent condition. Owner benefits. East Hartford Con- retiring, anxious to sell! 11 A.M.P THURSDAY valescent Home, 745 Main St., i;:::;:' ______SS neighborhood, for further two fireplaces, rec room, details call Philbrick Agency, beautiful private treed yard, ______i NEWSPAPER DEALERSHIP AVAIU1W.E 1 Realtors, 646-4200. $59,900, Hayes Corporation, CHARLES LESPERANCE lAlawcIxacd & ^osseUo EX PER IEN C ED Chef to A Business 01 Your Own In 646-0131. 649-7620 SUNKEN FAMILY RDDM •••••••••••••••••••••••••• prepare noon and evening GARRISON COLONIAL - four LIVING ROOM 14x20 FULL DINING ROOM im F IS H years old, fieldstone BOLTON - HEBRON Line - I r EALTORS'MLS 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 1 20x22 Tennessee pink marble fireplace covering 872 9153 MATURE sitter- year around meal, in a large convalescent Vernon-Ellington Area UNUSUAL - Two family with Paneled with built in clock (electric) on entire wall • Raised hearth • 18' glass wall 12x12 realty company □ NOTICES home, good starting salary, • Must be bendable ** fireplace, beam ceiling, wall- seven room Cape, four ■ 189 West Center Street wall • Separate zone heating for this room facing north • Recessed dimmer lights in Separated from family room by heavy for two school aged boys. two black marble fireplaces! rippled glass sliding doors 643-1591 excellent fringe benefits, • Must have dependable car. to-wall carpeting, family b e d ro o m s , I'/z b a th s , 9 . « . J • Sliding glass doors leading to patio • New ceiling Convenient transportation. Six-Five, flats with new shag carpet •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 646-1763 after 7 p.m.. must work every other • Must be available six days/week room, sliding glass doors to breezeway. garage, IV2 acres, Lost and Found 1 large deck, garage, mint con A must to see. $49,900, Cen wiring. Recent heating weekend, and some holidays. Call Tim McCulloch, Circulation Manager system. Parkay wooden GARAGE DOOR Installer East Hartford Convalescent dition, $51,700. Philbrick tury 21 Tedford Real Estate, l a IsilalalsilB ilalci Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 647-9914. floors. Excellent income with KITCHEN 10x12 LOST - small golden retriever wanted will train, wonderful Home, 745 Main St., E. Hart MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD future possibilities. MUST BE SOtD! Remodeled 1973 mutt, vicinity Bolton Lake, opportunity for steady work, ford.' 647-9946 Convenient location, never a Built in range, self-cleaning oven, dis answers to Mickey. Reward, 278-4773. CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, ANDOVER- seven room AND ASKING hwasher, stainless steel sink and garbage “ V /2 % MORTGAGE - GOING - GOING - GONE” city utilities, handy location, Raised Ranch, with IV2 baths, vacancy. Call now, Belfiore disposal. Pam, 646-2376. Agency, 647-1413. $50. GUARANTEE. For three AUTO SALESPERSON $31,500, Philbrick Agency, on 1.7 acres, T. J. Crockett, ONtY «37,900! l a Experience not necessary. Must ...... Realtors, 646-4200. Realtor, 643-1577. FOUND - Puppy, male, black evenings per week, no CAPE - Lovely three bedroom and brown, white on chest, have at least a high school LEGAL SECRETARY - local Situation Wanted IS ------BATHS ALCOVE OFF deliveries, collections, or in education. Apply in person to Mr. Cape, fireplaced living room, Gerry Rothman All ceramic tile • Central bath has heat BEDROOMS 10x12 l a collar, contact apartment 27, law office, experienced CIRCA 1830 well maintained MANCHESTER / FAMILY ROOM 8x10 vestment. Car and phone Carter, or Mr. Dull. Carter carpeted, kitchen with family lamp builtin over tub • Newly papered • 689 Main Street, Manchester. preferred, shorthand and WILL BABYSIT in my home nine room Antique Colonial,' Can be used as office area • Built-in 11x11 12x11 necessary. 643-1283. Chevrolet Company, Inc., 1229 typing, essential, full time, or POOL and COOL area. Garage. Large treed lot. Carpeted. bookcases, floor to ceiling • Wall-to-wall Master bedroom has connecting bath Main Street, Manchester. half or full days. Weekdays. four fireplaces, four part time afternoons. 643-8824. Have three year old would like bedrooms, study, one full and Yes, a pool and central air- Merritt Agency, 646-1180. LOST - Savings passbook no. AVON - Want an inside line on playmates. Reliable mother. two 1/2 baths plus attached conditioning go with this 038-0-00612-2, Hartford the world of beauty and OWNER must sell in National Bank and Trust Co., AMERICAN FROZEN Food PART TIME Temporary, ac- Reasonable. Green School five room unfinished carriage seven-room Raised Ranch fashion? Be an Avon represen c u n t a n t bookkeeper. Manchester Custom Ranch LOWER LEVEL Manchester Green Office. has openings for experienced 0 area,,------646-8166. shed, potential for studio, plus two baths, two tative. We re the world's Manchester Public account...... etc., two story barn, well built in 1974, two large Application made for pay largest cosmetics company. and inexperienced people for fireplaces, two-car garage, ment. requires bright person to treed lot, $54,000, Philbrick bedrooms with 88' closets, two Earn money for extras you telephone canvassing. If you % acre lot, wall-to-wall full baths, huge linen closet, are willing to work hard for a assist in accounting and tax Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. LAUNDRY RDDM 10x10 WORK ROOM 12x20 want too. Interested? Call 523- areas. January through April. □ EDUCATION ______carpeting, and huge deck.' huge living room and eat-in Remodeled last year - has stall shower • 2 REC ROOM 11x18 LOST -. black and white One wall all shelves for storage • Good Paneled with tile floor • Built-in bar 9401. good hourly rate, bonuses and Immediate occupancy. kitchen, new stove and large closets • 220 V line, plus sink counter space Alaskan malamute, female, a pleasant working at Reply Manchester Herald, ...... RAISED Box j. RANCH- on extra Asking $45,900. refrigerator, lush wall-to-wall kids dog. answers to Cleaka, CARD GALLERY - Vernon, mosphere, you may qualify. Private Instructions 18 large lot, with country at carpeting, oversized two car Reward, 646-4072, 649-1373, Call 875-0776. mosphere, in Manchester. WARREN E. full time - part time mature AUTO BODY - person, must garage. 643-5220, evenings. I The 7Vz% mortgage seems to be a thing of the | after 6. person, must be able to work VOICE INSTRUCTION - Seven lOoms, 1 baths, two LOT SIZE 239x163x313x196, be experienced, good working past as the interest rates soar up and up. In ■ evenings and Saturday. Apply REAL ESTATE Sales people, Popular and classical music, fireplaces, sliding glass doors HOWLAND MANCHESTER - Duplex, conditions, Olenders Body I Manchester we are proud to introduce this new FOUND - one Newfoundland in person only, located near K- licensed and experienced, for children and adults. In the to large deck, aluminum ,£ggJlOrt_^_^___643-1108 attention veterans, no money SOUTH WINDSOR black female, Alberta Rd. Shop, 875-2517 ask for George Mart. sales work with one of the convenience of your home or siding, 2-car garage. Only down, separate furnaces, cen Ranch, very clean, wall to wall carpeting, 3 custom built Ranch featuring a 12x24’ fully area, call Dog Warden, 646- areas longest established real Bednarz. SELLING IN THE MID SIXTIES in my studio. Katherine $47,500. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER- like new tral location, only $36,500, bedrooms, living room, kitchen with dining area, I equipped family size kitchen, fireplace, 2 full 4555. estate firms. Phone or write Morris, 684-5019. Realtors, 646-4200. Custom built Cape, rec room, PART TIME dishwasher SCHOOL BUS Drivers - we Keys, 528-9081. finished rec room. *4,400 assumes mortgage, INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT AT YOUR CONVENIENCE ' baths, formal dining room, oak floors and city nights, 4-12, apply in person, Arthur Shorts, J, Watson formal dining room, utilities. Pick your interior colors and choice of FOUND - one German Beach Company, 193 East will train, knowledge’^of I Howard Johnson Restaurant, STAFFORD SPRINGS - two applianced kitchen, garage, MANCHESTER - six 'spacious ‘352 principle, interest, tax & insurance a month. i brick or stone front. Shepherd, pup, female, tan, Center Street, Manchester. Manchester necessary, five I ] REAL ESTATE family, exceptionally lovely, 394 Tolland Turnpike, year auto experience huge terraced yard, $42,900, rooms, attached garage, 64 Birch Mountain Rd. area, call Manchester. 647-9139. five rooms each side. This Century 21 Tedford Real CALL US — WE WORK! ' Dog Warden, 646-4555. required, 643-2373. Milford Buckley School area, country home completely Estate, 647-9914. asking, $34,500, call 643-6882, Real Estate THE HAYES Homes For Sale 23 renovated, top to bottom.Oil heat, garage, large lot, city SIX ROOM Cape, in center of Center Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 VERNON - just over sewer, water, most con town, selling for $31,900, T. J, COVENTRY (XIRPORATIOH Manchester line, a gorgeous THE WILLIAM L BELFIORE AGENCY venient. High 30's. Lflok at Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. LaCAVA BUILT COLONIAL 6 4 6 - 4 1 4 4 >5 East Center St. m MORTGAGES, loans first, se ten room split Ranch, with your leisure. Further infor Quality features S i good taste cond, third. All kinds. Realty CONNECTICUT’S large pool, cabana, etc., high grace this 4 bedroom, 2t4 baUi, 1- FRECHEHE & MARTIN, Realtors Manchester Ifw mation, call Donald S. Gale, MANCHESTER'- eight room statewide. Credit rating un 50's and well worth it. T. J. car garageGarrison on beautiful 646-0131 ’JfAlIOO Realty Company. 289-7939, newer Colonial, on acre lot, acre lot! Call Carlene McGlone at 263 Main St., Manchester REALTORS 647-1413 necessary. Reasonable. Con Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. 646-3790. four bedrooms, living room, 6^-5306 to see! fidential, quick dining room, kitchen, 2 1/2 l a l a Ie i Is i Ie i l a l a arrangements. Alvin Lundy baths, family room with Agency, 527-7971,100 Constitu VITAL LIFELINE EQIMt HOIISW OminiNTr fireplace, two car garage, tion Plaza. Hartford. BARROWS ft WALLACE tremendous buy at $54,900, wecMStw bn Hmo HartM M' Evenings. 233-6879, NOW IS THE TIME Frechette & Martin, Inc. 649.53«6 397-1515 7 2 M (« Tired of Realtors, 646-4144. SEE THE MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd The Connecticut Red Cross Hom e mortgages — interim finan TO ETC., ETC., ETC. Hunting? cing — expeditious and con UNUSUAL! fidential service, J.D, Real BLOOD PROGRAM BUY A HOME! WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Estate Assoc. 646-1980. Has attractive permanent openings now for: This “ Better than new” 8 room raised ranch has ******•••••••••••••••••••• • REGISTERED NURSES •LABORATORY TECHNOLOGISTS and May We Suggest The Following m THINSKINf? UV I J EMPLOYMENT technicians • drivers d^UlTINS SKOOL AMD so many extras you'll have to see to believe, just Excellent Wages and Benefits (SBTING- A Jd TSB . to list a few — A fireplaced family room, 3 or 4 $22,500 — Six-room older home with two-car garage. Help Wanted 13 bedrooms, a fully applianced kitchen, wall to wall ir '* ^ $23,500 — Five-room doll house with wrap around porch. NEW LISTING ' \ UftR BUILT carpeting, built in 1972, etc., etc. — Price only JOBSEEKERS Employment Nurses start from $9,240. Laboratory staff ranges $6,825-Si 1,025. depending upon 7 room sparkling Ranch situated on picturesque lot. Sunny kitchen vService - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., skills. Drivers start from $6,300-$6,825, depending upon experience. 37'/2 hour $35,900 — New listing, six-room brick Cape with two- with adjoining deck, fireplaced living room, rec room, 3 bedrooms. $43,900. Call us we’d love to show you this im with full and part time oppor week with four weeks vacation alter one year, plus 11 holidays and generous sick garage located on West Side. Owner transferred. $3B,S00. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646*3233. tunities available now. East leave. Excellent health coverage. maculate home in a country setting. Hartford, 568-1070. $37,000 — 6-6 Duplex located near center in Business BUCKLEY SCHOOL AREA The need to maintain a continuing supply of blood and blood products for Connec II zone. Call for details. $38,900—8 room cape with a firat floor family Country living in town. Lovely RANCH home with 2 ph o n e: E’ROM home to ser ticut families is essential and Imparative in the public interest. We welcome room. fireplaces. baths, treed lot, 100x200 on dead-end vice our customers in the $45,900 — Lively six-room Ranch with garage. Built by $38,900—6 room ranch with a 24x24 family room street. Asking $41,900. applications from qualified persons interested in a rewarding and satisfying career r r.- Y-i" Manchester area, flexible as part of this vital program. Ansaldi. In Vernon. C ItZi ITT 9itA IRC T M U S Rll ott PORTER STREET hours, super earnings, 249- $47,900 — New listing. Ten-room home with two-car 7773. For More Information, Call or Write ' * $47,900—Just reducedi 7 room raised ranch Delightful old home (circa 1825). Six good sized rooms 1st garage on acres. In East Hartford. floor, \'k baths, deep, dry cellar. Lots of storage. Over Vz TAKE AAY ADVICE PERSON to handle all billing CONNECTICUT RED CROSS BLOOD CENTER $58,900 — Aluminum sided four-year-old Dutch Col AND $49,900—8 room colonial, with a very large lot. acre lot. Mid 60's. functions, review documents, (An Equal Opportunity Employer) onial in Martin School area. $68,000—Brick apartment building. 6-3-3 built VERNON — Very handsome Colonial Split Level home. data preparation, data entry, s t a y in SCHCOL-. MARTIN SCHOOL AREA - -1 209 Farmington Ave., Farmington, Conn. 06032 In 1967. Like no other, priced reasonably at $40,900.--^ computer operation. Must Extra clean CAPE on lovely deep, well landscaped lot. Tel. 677-4531 $72,900—10 room Victorian Colonial completely C O V EN TR Y — Lovely 7-room Ranch home abounds with Wall/wall in dining room, 2-car garage with electric eye. have good speed in typing, ,10 If you desire further information on these or just want to BOLTON 8-I- ROOMS unusual features - stonework, carpeting, on almost ^ Asking $42,900. key adding machine, and good talk real estate, call THE AGENCY that works for you! i Th« floor plan of Ibis altraclive split la Idaal lor ttw acllvt family. 3 “refurbished” and loaded with extras. number aptitude. Must be bodroomi, panelled den, family room, PLUS laparale laundry room acres. CONDO - RANCH quick to learn and retain Charming country location. $49,500. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts MANCHESTER — Unusual buy — Vacant 7-room Cape, details, well organized with OUR EMPLOYEESI 640-3233. JACKSTON-AVANTE Terrific 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, full basement, extra lovely treed lot. The Buy of the Year! special appliances, wallpaper & fixtures. All for $32,900. pod judgement. Excellent Q n lU K . Real Estate Agency benefits and opportunity. Call ZINSSER AGENCY I Ann Marquis, at Economy J. WATSON BEACH 00. 646-1316 or 646-5461 E lectric Supply, 646-2830, ON STRIKE 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 1 IB 127 W. Middle Tpke., Manchester Manchester, An equal oppor- Realtor MLS P iq « . UWSS^ Manchester Office •647-9139 MERRITT KEITH tuntiy employer. I F e ’ r e NationaL But ISeighborly! REALTORS 646-1180 646-4126 Real Estate 649-1922 ...... ■ ‘ .*■ A. A .« A> ^ PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 12. 1975 I FMNK AND ERNEST Business tor Rent 55 ■ftooms tor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent S3 MAN(]HESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.-, Nov. 12, 1975 - PAGE TV'ENTY-SEVF.N ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly MANCHESTER - elegant two OFFICE SPACE / rooms. Single $56, double $69, “^HAPPV glRTHDitf To Y o v , ROCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS bedroom Townhouse available Answer to Previous Puzzle Charles M. Schultz ' 1 plus tax, . continental at the Coachhouse, 1 1/2 FOR RENT Things Worn ROCKLM TERRACE 250 square feet, center of HAppy giRTHDAY To Y o U , ^ t l ' ' breakfast, air conditioning, Larae and beautiful one and two baths, formal dining area, ...THAT'LL Manchester, air con Dear Abby color TV, call 646-2300. bedroom apartmenta, heat, hot private entrances and patio, ACROSS water, ell appllancea. Including ditioning and parking. Call 57 Fall month DEAR br o th er, aEASE ' THERE'S A CUTE LITTLE HAPPY RlRTHDAY DfrAR ^ dishwasher, disposal, carpeting, full basement, includes heat, 1 Cravats BEDROOM for rent - share 1 pool and your own private terrace appliances, carpeting, $290 643-9551. 5 Mead cover (ab.) TRV TO COME TO NEEDLES COVOTE HERE It/HO IS DUNS h a r r y , h a p p y Ri R TH D A Y ^ 1/2 baths, kitchen, living room In a country setting. From $180. per month. Paul W. Dougan By Abigail Van Buren 8 Footwear .. DOWN FOR THANICS61VIN6" TO MEET WU„. I'VE TOLD A o LLEC t /' No pets. 12 Other (Sp.) and cellar. Phone 649-7630. Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. 1 Roman robe HER All about rou " 872-4223 529-6586 TWO ROOM office for rent, 13 Common 2 Negritos T o V o w ! f l total 312 square feet, with contraction ------872-3976 118 MAIN ST., three room 3 Makes front and rear entrance, DEAR ABBY: The partners who own the company I 14 Kind of frost mistakes ALL OUR Loyt a h d v ^r y Apartments For Rent S3 heated apartment, security, 15 Attire private lavatory,ry available 4 Makes serious $190, call 646-2426, 9-5. work for don’t have time to check every detail of our 16 Maiden name WE HAVE customers waiting December 1, callill 643-1186. company. The man they hired as manager (my boss) has 5 Clues -8BST W i s h e s . Si a i y e d : ^ 17 Preposition 6 Birds (Latin) for the rental of your apart been embezzling funds from the company.. 18 Maintains EAST HARTFORD - BOLTON NOTCH - Modern 7 Kind of shirt ALICE AMD illM .*.' ^ »r NEA Me T u R«g u S ♦!) cm ^ ment or horhe. J.D. Real I noticed the shortage when I retprned from a sick leave 20 Feminine 8 Upper body Mayberry Village, 4 1/2 TB rU B M IT" sales office and storage garment Estate Associates, Inc. 646- rooms, stove, no pets, no about six months ago. When I confronted my boss with the garments 1980. facilities. Commercial, In 21 Legal point 9 Sharpen / \ singles, $145, call after 4 p.rii., WUTMIITS first shortage I found, he promptly told me as long as he 22 Small amount DUIUS HU sti L MMU im . dustrial, telephone 1-223-4460. 10 Horse feed 28 Fur-bearing f of suspenders 569-2128. was the boss he would run things his way. I was then told to 23 Clad (van) 11 Roman love animal 43 Lily plant Homes For Sale 23 Services Ottered um isni f t Certain color Building-Contracting 33 Articles tor Sale 41 Close to shopping and gram MANCHESTER wrifie off the shortages as "entertainment expense.” god 29 Detest 44 Moon goddess VILLAGER APARTMENTS mar school, adjacant to Junior waist 19 Soak flax 31 Vend 45 Snare FOUR ROOM apartm ent, Formwr King's Dept. Store Things have been getting gradually worse. Funds decoration TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser Five room Townhogse heat, hot water, stove, high and high school. Featuring Ideal Retall/Warehouse/Mfg. 20 Prank 34 Kind 46 Split Venetian Blind Repairs & Sales 30" WHITE gas stove, good flraplaces, one or two car gar amounting to $100 in cash are missing at the end of the (2 wds.) Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss vice - Remodeling, repairs, apartment, V/i tiled baths, refrigerator, security. 643- 2,000-100$000 So. Ft. 22 Not straight of crow 47 Let fall CUSTOM S STOCK SlUKS additions, custom building. No condition, $85, call 643-L484. ages. heal and hot watar, two air week, company gas runs his family’s three cars, checks for 30 Race motor 23 Fall In small (pl.) 48 Printing MANCHESTER 2 air conditioners, wall-to- 6311. conditioners, 1W baths, etc.. In 2 ACRES PAVED PARKING laFge amounts to companies with whom we have no dealings 31 To sound 37 Neck band Also a Complete Line of job too small. Free estimates. cluded. Partially Air Conditioned drops direction wall carpeting, full base are made out for personal items he has purchased. (Latin) 24 Counsel 38 Submarine 50 Elevated CUSTOM DRAPES t ROMAN SHADES Over 25 years experience. 643- FIREPLACE WOOD - Wooded and Quiet. Not a Excell. Location, Bkrs. Prot. 32 Educational TO SEHLE ESTATE Seasoned hardwood, cut, split, ment, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - newer two thru sirael. Will be fully com Should I tell the owners or wait until they find the 35 Always (ab.) railways (coll.) MANCHESTER 5769. bedroom Duplex, half of two CALL 1-226-1206 group (ab.) AFTER WE LEFT BO AT THE HOSPITAL, Three family, 6-3-3, two-car and delivered, $20, Full half appliances, fireplace. No pleted In December. shortages? I handle the money and pay the expenses of the 33 Small fish WE ALL DECIDED WE WEREN'T GOING TO VENETIAN BLIND CO. family, includes appliances, i 3 r ~ 6 r - 7“ r - 5” 10 TT garage. Fast Sale Needed! RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 cord. 228-0619. pets. Applications being accepted company. I’m very upset by this and fear if I don’t say 34 Something 1 LIE ANY MORE/ WE SAW WHAT HAPPENED 29 BISSOL STREH 646-1422 convenient location, $230 per for immedlafe^rentals and future IN THE LOCKER ROOMI MANCHESTER something, I could be accused of covering up the shortage. unpaid 13 14 649-7620 month, Paul W. Dougan occupancy. □ AUTOMOTIVE 35 Burmese l2 BIDWELL Home Improve FOR SALE - green velvet and DISTRESSED EMPLOYEE Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. So come over end see your wood 17 RECENT TWO FAMILY ment Co. Expert installation ecan wood chair, made by future epartmeni.,. DEAR DISTRESSED: You are being maneuvered into 15 16 ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 Eirexel, 6’ shelf unit, solid sprite Immaculate condition, three of aluminum siding, gutters LOOKING for anything in real COZY three room furnished OPEN FOR INSPECTION Autos For Sale 61 the crime of “misprison"—concealment of another's felony. 36 Soft cotton ie 19 26 plus parts. Brakes, shocks, pecan wood, also by Drexel, Dally 3 P.M. until 7 P.M. bedroom apartments,, many and trims. Roofing installa estate rental - apartments, apartment, centrally located, And if you knowingly falsify records, you then become an fabric lube, bearings, etc. very reasonable, call 8755-8770 or by appointment extras. Separate furnaces tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- homes, multiple dwellings, no heat and electricty, $185. NEED CAR? Credit bad? accessory to the crime. Of course you should tell the owners Not fresh 21 Guaranteed. Call anytime, after 5:30. Bankrupt? Repossessed? Night bird and driveways. Fenced in 9109. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Available November 15th, 646- 646-0800 or 646-1540 what your boss is doing! Failing to do so could get you into 29 646-2065. Honest Douglas accepts Stole material a 24 2k 26 27 28 60x150 level lot. Owners Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 1796. big trouble. m HORACE Tetrault — Siding, TAG SALE - 53 Edmund St., lowest down, smallest Round objects ib §2 building a new home. Tenant CUSTOM DRAPERIES - Thursday, Friday and Satur NEWER DUPLEX - four Long cloaks roofing, storm windows, aw MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 MANCHESTER - liice one payments, Douglas Motors, Jewish momh 1 income cuts your monthly made very reasonable, work day, commode, and variety of rooms, bath and 1/2, rent $215, ■' DEAR ABBY: Four months ago, I met this man. He’s i3 34 35 nings. Quality workmanship, bedroom Tow nhouse, I'/z bedroom apartment, 345 Main, Sea eagle payments in half. Easily guaranteed, call anytime, 649- things. monthly call 643-2282, 644- 22, handsome, sweet and kind. He’s new in this city and 1 free estimates. Fully insured. baths, full basement, private available at The Teresa, close (var.) 39 financed. 4266. 8896. lives down the street in a boarding home. 36 37 872-9187, 649-3417. entrances and patio, includes to shopping and churches, in TOYOTA - See us for reliable Soil 40” WESTINGHOUSE I suppose I should be honest and tell you that we had sex Canvas (Sp.) heat, appliances, carpeting, cludes carpeting, air con used Toyotas with our 60-day 46 H 4 1 TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) kitchen stove, g«8>d condition, MANCHESTER - large two the first time we were together, and I’ve been going to his Varnish Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer LAWRENCE F. FIANO ROOFING - Specializing pool, air-conditioning, $291) ditioning, $195 per month, 100% warranty. We also buy Trees cut, trimmed or topped, formica kitchen table, six bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 place as often as I can ever since. ingredient 42 43 44 46 47 46 REALTORS 649-5371 repairing roofs, new roofs, per month. Paul W. Dougan, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, stumps removed, fully in chairs and two extra leafs, baths, private entrances and He told me he loved me, and 1 think I am in love with Bacchanal's gutter work, chimneys, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. 1021 or 643-4535. 345 Center Street, cry 49 60 51 sured. Got a tree problem? cleaned and rMaired. 30 years portable radio-stereo com patio, full basement, includes Manchester, 646-4321. him. Sometimes Well worth a phone call. 742- bination, cabinet and records, heat, appliances, carpeting, 52 54 experience. Free estimates. MANCHESTER - spacious Last week he said his landlady doesn’t approve of my ruins a 63 TWO or three bedroom, six 8252. Howley, 643-5361. call 646-3503, APARTMENT $265, per month, Paul W. WE PAY $15 for complete coming to visit him, and she wants it stopped. How old am garment room Cape, Bowers School three bedroom apartment, in Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- 56 IUndercover 65 55“ 57 new two family, carpeting, air RENTAL OFFICE junk cars, (iall Joey, Tolland I? Just 14. My parents don’t let me take company, and I 12 area, new kitchen flooring, WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking D&A ROOFING. Roofs, MOVING - gas stove, $300, 4535. Auto Body, 528-1990, agent conditioning, dishwasher and Open 8:30-5 weekdays, have to sneak out to see him, but I can’t stay away from partial finished rec room, new leaves, painting, cleaning siding, gutters, and leaders. refrigerator, $200, twin bed, him. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) heating unit, fully insulated, $15, cocktail table, $60, separate driveways, $260 per other times by appoint STORRS - UCONN area, cellars and attics, no job too Free estirtiates. Fully in FORD - Torino station wagon, I don’t want to get hurt, but I haven’t the willpower to garage and tool shed, owner, washing machine, $65, dryer month, security, call 646-1379 ment. deluxe one bedroom apart small. Reasonable rates. Free sured. 249-0205. after 6 p.m. 1971, automatic, power stop. Please help. 649-1234. estimates. 646-7786. needs repair, $25, old sewing We have a large variety of ment, appliances, carpeting, steering, radials, good condi machine with cabinet, $10, no pets, adults, only, $140 YOUNG AND FOOLISH REASONABLE PRICES for VERNON - Town House deluxe one & two bedroom tion, $11450. 228-3100. MANCHESTER s assume this SNOWPLOWING - Industrial, sofa annd chair, $200, water monthly. L. F. Fiano, 649- DEAR YOUNG: You named yourself appropriately. This roofing. (Installation and Gardens, a beautifully Townhouse and Garden 2 7 l/27o FHA mortgage, Cape^ commercial and institutional. bed, $250, 646-5995 or 646-3883. 5371. man has used you, and now he is trying to tell you that he’s repairs) Gutter work, and landscaped apartment com type units throughout 1972 TOYOTA Carina, Win at Bridge beautiful kitchen, carpeting, Parking lots and driveways. lost interest in you. You are a minor, and as such, you could chimney work, ,25 years munity of unusual architec Manchester. automatic transmission, treed lot, only $34,900, Keys, Sanding available. Free es KEEP carpet cleaning LARGE efficiency room and both be in serious trouble if the landlady decides to call the experience, 643-8885. tural design, featuring private white walls, excellent condi 528-9081. timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- roblems small - use Blue DAMATO ENTERPRISES kitchen with private entrance. tion, only 31,000 miles, call law. Stay away from him! He’s bad news! entrances, private patio with ^ ’’ 1418 or 646-1322. Heating-Plumbing 35 Eustre wall-to-wall. Rent 240 New State Rd. Two closets, large bath with owner, 646-5451. Two-club bid side benefit BOLTON - large seven room electric shampooer $1. E. A. sliding glass door, wall-to- tub and ceramic shower stall. wall carpeting, range, 646-1021 DEAR ABBY: My sister-in-law lives in my Raised Ranch, executive BULLDOZING and excava Johnson Paint Company. All utilities furnished. Coun SEWERLINES, sink lines, refrigerator, disposal, master 1968 YELLOW automatic VW neighborhood. We both drive, but whenever we go NORTH 12 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence neighborhood, call Dubaldo- tion, licensed septic system, try location, one-quarter mile cleaned with electric cutters, TV antenna, traverse rods; convertible, good second car, anywhere together she is the one who picks me up. I A865 Lesperanee Agency, 646-0505. installation and repair, WE BUY and sell furniture. from 1-86. $135 per month. Call Rll5HTl,„BUT MOW WE'VE TWO SLAVES i by professionals. McKinney storage and laundry facilities DUPLEX - Five rooms, three call 875-1897 after 5. suppose I should be grateful because it’s her gas and her VQ9 I STILL DON'T GET IT! A BUNCf ■ IT'S o nly TEMPORARV-TILL WE'VE landscaping and trucking, Cash on the line. One piece or 649-4863. TO PO ALL THE HARP 0RE-GRUBBIN6 ' Bros. Sewage Disposal Com in basement. Total electric, bedrooms, appliances, wall- tires, but I'd prefer to pick her up or take my own carTor the ♦ K742 Specifically, we use it to OF G0RGB0U5 GIRLS LIVING ^ MINED ENOUGH DIAMONDS TO MANCHESTER - six room loam and fill for sale. Free es an entire houseful. 646-6432. k . . UNDERGROUND IN FINANCE A REAL WOMEN'S WAR WORK FOR U5:...TIE THEIR HANDS pany, 643-5308. no pets. One and two bedroom to-wall carpeting, laundry MERCEDES BENZ, 230,1966. following reason: JL 9 8 6 3 show a 23-24 point or 27 or Colonial only three years old, timates. Call after 6 p.m., 646- Furniture Barn, 345 Main St., THREE ROOMS and tile ^ 7 MOUNTAINS!.,, OF LIBERATION! apartments immediately hook-ups, full basement and Very clean, very good condi When she picks me up, we are always anywhere from 15 WEST EAST higher point notrump. immaculate condition, three 1322. NO JOB too small, toilet beside Douglas Motor Sales. attic, private yard, parking. bath, heat, hot water in tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- There are any number of V HOW COME? bedrooms, fireplace, IV2 available through November cluded, adults, security minutes to an hour late. I am by nature a very punctual AQJ10 3 A974 repairs, plugged drains, I, starting at $165 per month. Near center. Security deposit. 9800 days, or 247-9031. ways to respond to this for baths, owners leaving state, WELDING - repairs, custom lUVE WE HELPED VOU UTELT? deposit, references, no pets, person, and I hate being late—especially when it’s not my VA742 V 10 865 kitchen faucets replaced, Call 872-0528 Monday through Adults, no pets. Available cing bid. The simplest one is priced to sell, Dubaldo- made trailers, fast service, Phone 643-2711. parking, 15 1/2 School St.- fault. ♦J95 *63 repaired, rec rooms, Friday 8 amm. - 5 p.m. for ap December 1st. 646-6297, or PARTS DEPARTMENT now what we recommend. We use Lesperance Agency, 646-0505. reasonable, free estimates, across from East Side Rec. open Saturdays. Complete line Yesterday, we arrived at a shower 40 minutes late *K4 *J 10 7 5 bathroom remodeling, heat pointment. 643-5691. two diamonds as a complete 646-1523, modernization, etc. Free es Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 of Chrysier parts. Chorches because of her. I have had it! SOUTH ID) IMMACULATE, carpeted How can I tell her I don’t want her to pick me up anymore A A K 2 negative. Specifically, a hand timates gladly given. M & M MANCHESTER - November Motors, 649-3646. Manchester condominium, WINDOW CLEANING com DOG-CAT BOARDING reser without making an enemy of her? VKJ3 with no ace or king and not Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 1st occupancy, brand new three bedrooms,. 2 1/2 baths. mercial and residential, in vations. Combined inside/out- HAD IT ♦ A Q 10 8 more than one queen. Two three bedroom duplexes in NOW RENTING! 1969 TOYOTA Corona - parts, Central air, spacious closets, cluding initial construction side runs, partitioned privacy, ♦ AQ2 hearts becomes a catch-all to FRANK SCOTELLA Plum residential neighborhood. air conditioner and drive train breakfast bar, carport, cleaning for contractors or germicidal lighting. Canine North-South vulnerable co'Ver all hands that include bing - Repairs and Starting at $275 per month. in very good condition, any DEAR HAD IT: What’s wrong with the truth? Next beautifully decorated. Save by developers, fully insured, free Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon INDEPENDENCE some values. South's two remodeling, sewer lines Includes appliances and reasonable offer. 1-537-1627 time she offers to pick you up, tell her no and tell her why. calling owner, 646-3352 after 6 estim ates, call "Quality Road, Manchester, 646-5971. notrump rebid indicates a 23- cleaned electrically. Prompt carpeting. Heat not included. Amston. West North East South p.m. Mid-30’s. Maintenance, Inc., 647-9498. 24 point notrump hand. North service on emergencies. 643- Security deposit and . PRIVATE riding instructions, VILLAGE 7024. references required. No pets. Manchester . 1971 PLYMOUTH sports sub 2 * raises to three. The same con Lots-Land For Sale 24 DRIVEWAYS - 9' wide, 100’ English and Western, $5.00 Alley Oop — Dave Graue Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. Dir. from Route 6 & 44A ^ urban station wagon, power Pass 2 ¥ Pass 2 N T. tract would be reached under long, $289, completely in per hour, call 633-5571, brakes, power steering, air Astro-graph Pass any bidding system and BOTTI HEATING and Plum North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) ♦ 3 N T. Pass Pass BOLTON - $11,000, three stalled on your base. Cold- anytime. WOULD YOU DRIVE^L------^ BE SURE TO / 1 CERTAINLY bing - All heating and plum UNUSUAL Deluxe one conditioning, new life-time Pass makes easily. acres, trees, privacy, dead mix. 688-0863 out of town call ♦ to Henry. X By BERNICE BEDE OSOL ORVILLE AND ,^SURE, \ SAYGOODBY WILL, bing repairs plus remodeling. bedroom Townhouse, private guarantee transmission, call Opening lead -Q* end street. Owner financing collect. BASSET HOUND - AKC after 5 p.m,, 646-0429. MARKO INTTO , / DOC.' I'LL \TO OSCAR V O RVILLE Call 643-1496. entrances and patio, full base- ^ Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in a* For Thursday, Nov. 13, 1975 TOWJ, ALLEY? 60 AND GET FOR US, WILL N available. Lawrence F. Fiano, registered, male, eight ment, includes, heat, ♦ park-like setting, quiet neighborhood,^ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Realtors, 649-5371, ODD JOBS - Trucking, home months, $150, 742-9394. 1974 PINTO Runabout, sport SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Flooring 36 appliances, carpeting, and Others will be willing to go out By Oswald & James Jacoby repairs, serving Manchester ^ close to shopping, church, bus, pool and^ accent group, 4 cylinder, 4 You have a marvelous way ol A Quebec reader wants to pool. $245 per month. Paul W. ol their way to be helpful today When you use two bids in know if we would open a weak for five years. Free es FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, LABRADOR Retrievers - ♦ tennis. X speed, low mileage, radial managing today, without Business Property 26 Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or in situations where it was dif anyone getting ruffled or know diamonds, hearts and spades two bid in fourth seat with: timates. 643-0304. floors like new, no waxing, blacks and yellows, hunting tires, one owner, must sell. ficult to gel their support 643-4535. ^ Featuring: t ing you're pulling the strings. as weak bids you retain two A AK10965¥ A752 « 53 a 2. (specializing in older floors). stock, shots and wormed. Call 643-8234 or 643-2804 before SNOW PLOWING - commer After 6, 646-6784. ♦ • Massive Bedroom • Walk-In Closets t clubs to cover normal forcing The answer to that one is a BUSINESS ZONE III Ceilings and inside painting. J MANCHESTER - newer three evenings. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. cial and residential, 649-3015, 1 • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups I TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) An excellent day lor you to bids in all four suits. In addi decided no. The hand is too John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- bedroom Duplex, half of two 128 East Center St. between 4 and 6. OBEDIENCE Classes - star ♦ • Private Entrances and Patios I FOR SALE - '64 VW, Flared This will be a very pleasant day eniertain al home those you tion, you suddenly develop a strong offensively with its 6-4- 2222. family, full basement, in If you make Arrangements to Manchester ting at Wes-Mar Boarding • Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor ♦ wheel wells, Chevy wheels, either owe social obligations to valuable by-product. You find 2-1 distribution and too strong cludes appliances and I share it with a friend of long DESIRABLE CORNER LOT Services Wanted 33 Kennels, Basic, Intermediate, sun roof, new interior plus or want to discuss business that your two-club opening defensively with its three 'alntlng-Paperlng 32 carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $280 I Includes Heat 2 standing, whose company you Modem two bay service station, X Advanced and Protection, many extras. Good condition. mailers with quick tricks. We open one easily converted to other per month, Paul W. Dougan enjoy. which is both artificial and NOW FAKING bids for snow ‘‘Don't have time, for class, Very reasonable. 643-4373 professional uses. Owner financing PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. We have a large variety of 1 & 2-bedroom CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19) forcing will also be used with spade any seat irrespective of available, asking $59,000. Looking for plowing of parking lot for We train for you," also after 5. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Something interesting is certain strong notrump hands. what system we are playing. offers! Five years experience. protection dogs for sale. Call apartments and townhouses throughout Your actions today will call Excellent references. Pete, commercial business in down EAST HARTFORD - Chap developing for you. You may 289-7585. the Town of Manchester. 1971 MERCURY Cougar, favorable attention to yourself get an inkling of it today. This 742-6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. town Manchester. If in man Apartments, completely Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway LAWRENCE F. FIANO automatic transmission, in the eyes of persons in a will raise your spirits. Berry’s W orld terested please reply Box M furnished IV room efficiency. Realtors 649-5371 FREE - five month old 2 power steering, power brakes, position to help you INSIDE - Outside painting. c/o Manchester Evening Carpeting. $145. No lease. Raymond F. Damato | AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Herald. (Labrador - Beagle mixed, radials, excellent condition. careerwise. Special rates for people over Security. 289-7475. You'll fare better in business male, shots and wormed, call Owner Developer ^ $1,550. 742-6329, ask for Bev. CANCER (.June 21-July 22) Real Estate Wanted 28 65. Fully insured. Estimates transactions today if you deal 649-1212 after 4 o’clock. Your popularity is at a high given. Call 649-7863. MANCHESTER Gardens - ef- ^ Designed W'ith X directly with the top man. Avoid U MISC. FOR SALE 1967 CAMARO SS, new 327, point, You'N be the center ol V ALL CASH for your property underlings if possible. ficiency apartments, ♦ . Y o u in M in d j 350 heads, new tires mags and attention today, whether the within 24 hours. Avoid red WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 Boats-Accessorfes 45 available in beautiful country paint, four speed, many group is large or small. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) tape, instant service. Hayes Articles tor Sale setting. Walk to everything. per roll. Experinced 41 V Model Open 11:30 til 8 P,M. Daily t extras, $1600, call after 6, 228- You're up to meeting any Corporation, 646-0131, tradesman. Call R. 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. Rent includes heat, hot water, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's a 0641. challenge today if you set your Starkweather, 644-3194. ALUMINUM sheets used as Evinrude with trailer. Call appliances, and parking. t Paul W. Dougan, Realtor ♦ good dav to make a major mind to it. Be positive. Go in SELLING your house? Call us printing plates, .007 thick, 875-8119. Superintendent, 646-0090. X 649-3940 646-1021 643-453S| change you've been con expecting to win. 1968 BUICK LeSabre, good templating that will have an first and we'll make you a PAINTING - interior and 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for Equal Housing. ^^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* condition, yellow with a vinyl affect uDon all the family. cash offer. One day service. exterior, paperhanging, $1. Phone 643-2711. 14’ RUNABOUT Lonestar, has T, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- no motor but has trailer and top, call 646-6827. However, discuss it first. Your excellent work. References. MANCHESTER - new unusual Homes tor Rent 54 1577. Free estimates. Fully in CLEAN USED refrigerators, cover, asking $400, as is, call one bedroom Duplex NEWINGTON - Woodsedge VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You MERCURY comet, 1965, one sured. Martin Mattson, 649- ranges, automatip, washers,’ 649-4303. Townhouses now renting at apartments - Luxury one and lend to treat others fairly and Birthday VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 owner, $150, call 649-3130. IMMEDIATE CASH for your 4431. with guarantees. B?D. Pearl’s Independence Village. Full two bedroom apartments, generoisly today. Those you'll 1/2 baths, family room, in Nov. 13, 1975 property. Let us explain our Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Garden Products 47 basements, private entrances located in a wooded setting, deal wilh will be greatly ap cludes appliances, one car 1973 OLDSMOBILE custom fair proposal. Call Mr. 2171 and patio, includes heat, with clubhouse, .swimming preciative and respond in kind. The bonds will be drawn tighter PAPER HANGING Expert. garage, $K0 a month, Paul W. cruiser, nine passenger Belfiore, 647-1413. Your average paper, in FRESH LARGE Eggs - three appliances, carpeting, air con pool, and tennis courts. Call this coming year with one you Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- wagon, low mileage, $2995, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your average room, $25. Mr. SCREENED LOAM - dozen, $2. Cummings Farm, ditioner. (?lose to shopping, 678-1881, Monday-Friday. 9- financial prospects are very love and others who play im Born Loser — Art Sansom 4535. 1973 Plymouth police cruiser, MAY WE BUY your home? Richman, 646-3864. driveway gravel, processed .716 Deming Street, South church and bus. Model open 4:30. encouraging today, especially portant roles in your life. 440 engine, air conditioning, Quick, fair, all cash and no gravel, sand, stone and fill. Windsor, 644-1892. 11:30 - 8 p.m., daily. Henry St. In areas where m’ohey Is earn Mutual benefits will result from MANCHESTER Green area. with 'or without strobe lights, problems. Call Warren E. R. HEBERT & Son George H. Griffing, Andover, off Main St., Manchester. MANCHESTER - central, re ed by the sweat ol your brow. each relationship. Six room Colonial house, with $1995, call 742-9760 after 5. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 742-7886. COW MANURE - $7 and $14, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- cent three bedroom duplex, Price your services wisely. paperhanging, painting, com garage. Immmediate oc © 1975 by NEA, Inc loads delivered call after 6, den, fireplace, enclosed sun- mercial and residential, free 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940, cupancy, Rent $300 a month. INSTANT cash for your home. estimates, 644-0642. DARK RICH loam, five yards 649-8731. porch, finished basement, Trucks tor Sale 62 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel ‘‘Now, let me see if I have this straight. You're Call Dan Regie, at Reale's $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, private driveway. $275 Inquire at W, H. England TWO FAMILY furnished Lumber Co., Route 44-A, the liberal and you're the conservative, or was it Corner Realtors, 646-4525. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom gravel, and stone 643-9504. three room apartment, in monthly, lease, security, 1960 WYLLYS Jeep, FC-170, Antiques 48 Bolton Notch. Painting - Interior and East Hartford, heat and gar Larry F^. Fiano Realtors, 649- four wheel drive, new motor AN EAST of the river church SEASONED CORD Wood - 5371. and paint, good tires, phone exterior. Paperhanging. WANTED Antique furniture, age included, $215, monthly, VERNON-ROCKVILLE seeks land suitable for Remodeling. Gutters. Fully cord and 1/2 cord loads, call after 6 p.m., 647-1582. 643-0485 after 5. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Line,- five room Cape, two building in Vernon, Rockville, insured. 649-9658. delivered, E. Yeomans, 742- other antique items. R. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick North Manchester area. 8907. bedrooms, $225 monthly, one 1969 FORD Van, E-lOO, mag Harrison, 643-8709. NEWINGTON - Woodsedge child accepted. References, Minimum two acres. Call 644- EXCELLENT Workmanship Apartments - Luxury 2 wheels, AM-FM radio, radial PRESIDENTIAL security, available Im HEH-HEH) A VERY INTERE6TIN6 0988 or 872-3280. on interior and exterior pain FIREWOOD - For sale, well bedroom apartments, located tiros, call 646-8080 or after 6, FURNITURE - Rugs, pain VILLAGE APTS. mediately. 875-8761. C/)MCEPT,B0V6' BUT, WHILE ting and paperhanging. seasoned, split or round. $25. tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, in a wooded setting, with club 646-6832. IT'^ TRUE THAT THERE WE WILL buy your home. Estim ates and references per load, The Andrew Ansaldi house, swimming pool and MANCHESTER lamps, etc. Now accepting COVENTRY - available HAVE BEEN $0ME Hi^TCRlC Quick, efficient professional given. 643-8885. C om p ly, 649-5249.______consignments, for December tennis courts. Call 678-1881, November to July, heated and Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 INEQUALITIES. MARTHA service, Call us first. W, J. auction. 644-8962. Monday-Friday 9-4:30. Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. 30" CALORIC gas stove, $200 One and two bedrooms. furnished, two bedroom ANP I HAVE e x c e l le n t house, wall-to-wall carpeting, 1972 HONDA CB 450, low COMMUNICATIONS! The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions or best offer, call 649-4832 NEWER three bedroom Near schools, churches milege, excellent condition, Building-Contracting 33 ANTIQUES Wanted - $250 monthly, security and after 9 a.m. Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all and shopping center, on $800. 646-4624. American furniture, oriental reference, call 646-0425. VOU pon't have □ MISC. SERVICES appliances, carpeting, full NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind bus line. Call anytime. T'WORRY ABOUT HER TAG - GARAGE Sale, sor chairs, crocks, jugs, basement, $260 monthly, 1972 SUZUKI 90 Low mileage, Remodeling, repairing, ad November 8-16, North River MANCHtlSTER - six room COMMUNICATIN', weathervanes, primitives, Frechette & Martin Realtors, excellent condition. $275. 646- ditions, rec rooms, porches Rd., Coventry, 742-9347. three bedroom. Cape close to MAJOR — Services Ottered 31 Ron Dionne, 64.3-1691, 646-4144. 646-2623 4624. and roofing. No job too small. 1-84, and Manchester Com MEMBERSHIP munity College, quiet child- REWEAVING burns, holes. Call 649-3144. LUDWIG double - tom set, sky IS SECRET! Wanted to Buy SIX room duplex, three safe street, security required, Campers-Trallers Zippers, umbrellas repaired. blue pearl, two Paiste lOz 49 bedrooms, $185. Call 646-1980. $350 monthly, 871-0047. Mobile Homes 65 Window shades, Venetian CARPENTRY - Repairs, cymbals, hardware, five J. D. Real Estate. OLD DOLLS - Paying top M A N C H ESTER - th r e e 2 blinds. Keys. TV for rent, remodeling, additions, gar drums, stands. $500. or best prices for your old dolls, $65. bedroom apartment, in newer 17’ TERRY travel trailer, Marlow's, 867 Main St, 649- ages, roofing, call David offer, 643-4084 after 6. MANCHESTER - Woodland Business tor Rent 55 and up for China and bisque two family, first floor, heat sleeps 6, awning, completely 5221. Patria, 644-1796. Manor - Deluxe two bedrooom dolls. $100 and up for ByeJo. and water, near schools and applianced. $300 for equity MOVING - most everything Townhousse, carpeting, 800 SQUARE Feet of space Never give or sell a doll Manchester Parkade. $245 and take over low payments. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc, WES ROBBINS carpentry goes, furniture, antiques, mis appliances, full basement, 1 available, lower level in without getting our offer. Call Call after 5 p.m., 646-0429, Removal, pruning, lot remodeling specialist. Ad cellaneous, 643-9980. 1/2 baths, patio, $225 monthly lus security. Available prime commercial location, locally, 875-7356. ( ecember 1, 1975. Call after clearing, spraying. Fully in ditions, rec rooms, dormers, plus utilities, no pets, R. D. & ideal for office space. 643- built-ins, bathrooms, PLAIEH^Ion’t go with stripes: 12 p.m. 647-9006. ' 1975 ELDORADO, 19 1/2' sured. Licensed. Free es Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. 2738. motor home. Ford chassis, timates. Phone 646-3437 , 633- kitchens, 649-3446. which is why we must part ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, clocks, guns, oil paintings, FIVE ROOM Duplex, im fully equipped, self contained. 5354. with our yellow/brown plaid FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 OFFICE SPAC^ - 700 square statues, crank phonographs, mediate occupancy, adults Many extras. $3,000 equity and Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane couch and chair. Asking $150 Broad Street, no appliances, feet. East Center St., ideal for oak furniture, 646-2690, 646- preferred, no pets, lake over payments. Call /iS BUZ LEAVES; for both. Call after 6 p.m. 568- $130. Security deposit, no pets. professionals, parking, 646- MORE GOOD NEWS, RICO. 1882. references, $150, Write Box H, between 9 a.m. - 9 p.m., 646- fAUP 5098, 643-4751. 2212. Manchester Herald. 4163. ' JAN POLE WILL TAKE VOU AS Short Ribs — Frank Hill VV V ) WR E'/EI? ...WMAT'tD U t h i n k ...... OF THE WAV THE .POhH eiVE AN MR. SAWYER.? K IN G IG R U N N IN G ^ fYoy^sropiNioN., t h i n g s ..., PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Nov. 12. 1975 n r- Lengthy cc The weather Periods of rain today likely con agenda tinuing tonight. High mid to upper SAVE 50s. Low tonight in the 40s. Cloudy Thursday 16 OZ. CAN - FOOD CLUB || 17 OZ. CAN - DEL MONTE Friday, chance of occasional rain. With these Super ' High around 50. Hebron MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 38 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -FOUR p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s p r ic E i f if t e e n c e n t s EVELYN CROSTON Food Mart jCranberry Sauce 1| 228-9561 WHOLE OR JELLIED SW EET PEAS The Board of Education will tackle a lengthy agen Coupons WITH PHIOR PURCHASE OF 17.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU SATURDAY. NOV. 15. LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY I I PURCHASE OF 17.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. . da at its meeting Thursday ^ l^O O O D THRU SATURDAY. NOV. 15. LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. | at 8 p.m. in the library at Gilead Hill School. News” Save New York Under personnel there will be the appointment of summary NEW YORK (UPI) - Gov. Hugh As outlined by Carey, the package a Title I teacher, a report At Footl Mart... Carey has a new plan, said to have would enable the city to avert default of student teachers, a high-level support in Washington, to and balance its books within three custodial appointment and WALDBAUM’S tioiiipiled from save the nation’s largest city, the years. In addition, he said, the a personnel matter for I iiili'il Press liilernulionul state’s fourth largest city and four proposal would avert default by four executive session. state agencies from imminent state agencies and the City of Reports will be given on Food M art you've got the edge! default. Yonkers. an elementary and Grade 7 State Carey called a special session of Carey said this would be done by curriculum workshop set the state legislature today to unveil a increasing state and local taxes and for Dec. 11 at Hebron $6 billion plan, which he said has HARTFORD—QHy Manager cutting the budgets ot the state and Elementary School and on Because we put more items on sale everyday of the week! See why more people strong backing in Washington, It in city and through the refinancing of an elementary school dis Edward M. Curtin Jr., 58, has :■ volves federal guarantees to avert resigned effective Dec. 12, :■ more than $6 billion in city bonds, trictwide workshop on are switching and realizing that Food Mart is really worth going out of your way default by New York City, the City of which fall due within a three-year standardized testing con saying he’s had enough. He \ Yonkers and four state agencies. said he has no immediate i; period. ducted last month. Without federal help, Carey said for! Make your own shopping test... compare Food Marts sale prices! plans. He took the post in 1971. ■; The governor said the key element Other agenda items in Yonkers could go into depult today. of the plan was Van enormously at clude a report on gasoline He had been a fireman since ■; Default in New York City and the 1941 and fire chief since 1965. :■ tractive exchange offer” involving use by the town and school ^ four state agencies could occur by city bonds. Holders will be asked to buses and reports on fund^,^< /U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE 'A" 7 \ r Pick Your Own Produce at Food Mart! the end of the month. exchange short-term notes for 10-to raising activities including / FRESH - LIPMAN - MAINE Lundy Fresh Pork Sale!!! Regional At a news conference Wednesday, 15-year bonds. an African violet sale at Sweet Tasting - Fresh California Carey said that based on a series of Hebron Elementary and a Chicken Leg Quarters ASSORTED FRESH BOSTON —Couples could ob- •: telephone conversations with library fund raising project W ITH BACK Green Calmeria tain a divorce when they agree • Treasury Secretary William E. at Gilead Hill. Pork Pork an irretrievable breakdown has | Simon, he was confident the plan Three men sought Also to be discussed is an Breast Quarters CRAPES occurred, under legislation : would get some form of federal instrumental music Chops expected to be signed by Gov. ■: assistance. His plan calls for federal W ITH WING Shoulder in London bombing program for 1975-76. 3 RIB - 3 C E N TE R Michael S. Dukakis. The bill i guarantees of as much as $3 billion in 3 LOIN END ARM PICNIC No qne was hurt Field trips involving passed Wednesday. :• city bonds. LONDON (UPI) - Scotland Yard parental transportation, a President Ford consistently has op detectives searched today for the • 1 4 e PROVIDENCE, R. I.-N ear- \ A cloud of thick black smoke rises from the takeoff. Officials said the accident was caused maintenance report on the U.S.D.A. CHOICE CALIFORNIA EXTRA LARGE posed federal guarantees of city three men who ran from the scene of U.S.D.A. CHOICE "SUNKIST" broken fuselage of an Overseas Airways DC-10 leaching fields at Gilead BONELESS BONELESS INDIAN RIVER ■ SEEDLESS ly half of the Rhode Island con- ■: notes. In Washington, presidential a bomb blast at a fashionable London when a flock of birds was sucked into the sumers and wage earners who ■; jetliner at New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport Hill School and the Gilead CHUCK CENTER news secretary Ron Nessen said restaurant. One person was killed rightwing jet engine. All 139 persons aboard the CHUCK VEAL PORK CHOPS CUT *1.79 VALENCIA White Hill School Bicentennial OUR B ES T responded to a poll feel they •; Wednesday, "There is no change in and 15 injured. Thursday afternoon after the flight was aborted plane were evacuated safely. The plane was en programs. STIAK ROAST PATTIES BREADED are in worse personal financial the President’s position on New The terrorists tossed the bomb UNDERBLADE UNDERBLADE 69 PORK CUTLETS *1.89 ORANGES Grapefruit when an engine broke into flames during route to Saudi Arabia. (UPI photo) The meeting is open to OUR BEST PORK situations this year than last. :• York.’’ through a window of Scott’s ITALIAN C Q c BLADE the public. VEAL PATTIES.”e“s"t BREADED LB. Q w LOIN ROAST IPORTION The state-sponsored poll in- ( However, Carey said, “I unders restaurant in the exclusive Mayfair i1.49 f . % , 2 9 *1.39 FOR FRESH BLADE BOSTON BUTT Horse talk SWIFT'S PREMIUM • OZ. DOZ. dicates conservative buying •: tand the plan as presented to the district Wednesday night as 70 per OM U OA ijl t brow n 'N' SERVE PKO. PORK SHOULDER *1.29 •1. A program about the Ap- OSCAR MAYER SWIFT'S PREMIUM - OVEN ROAST trends will continue into 1976. ■; highest federal officials was sons were eating dinner. MEAT • OZ. FRESH described as ‘interesting’ by Arthur The blast shattered windows and Federal jai ali grand jury paloosa horse was BOLOGNA OR BEEP PKO. CORNED BEEF B R IS K E T SPARE RIBS PORK *1.39 REPEAT SALEI - CALIFORNIA OEM Burns, chairman of the Federal touched off a fire at the seafood presented to students at WEAVER National Gilead Hill School this HOT DOGS CHICKEN L. 79= GEM BEEF FRANKS DANDY FRANKS L. 79= Fresh Broccol i %U*NCH^ 49' Reserve. And I talked with Secretary restaurant, but the manager said COLONIAL COLONIAL MASTER U.S. NO. 1 "TOP FRESH". BEST BAKING Simon and he believes the plan now special, splinter-proof glass saved to question ex-Teamster boss week by Jacquelyn SHOULDER MASTER WASHINGTON -Since the \ PICNIC *1.09 PICNIC SHOULDER BEEF LIVER A DEVEINED^° LBS. should be worked further to make it Smakula, a Grade 2 Idaho Potatoes 5 89' chairman already is calling many of the diners from injury or more binding.” formation gathered by state police teacher and youth advisor him "Mr, Secretary” today’s death. Hv El) BUTLER comment were unsuccessful. organized crime investigators, ac for Connecticut Appaloosa Senate Armed Services Com- ■ and JAMES V. HEALION The grand jury, which began cused Friend and other members of Association (CAA), and mittee vote to confirm Donald f HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal hearing secret evidence Wednesday grand jury investigating a Teamsters in Hartford, will also subpoena an un the firm with making extensive Wendy Aregood, president ^ GREA T SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! WALDBAUM'S DELICIOUS NEW YORK STYLE DEL!! FRESH BAKED GOODS H. Rumsfeld as defense •: of the youth group of CAA. secretary is likely to be •: James Egan, Hartford Union-financed jai alai fronton in identified Connecticut politician payments to members of both A film on the history of overwhelming. J Bridgeport plans to subpoena suspected of taking a separate $50,- political parties. the Applaloosa and a live Formula Anthony "Tony Pro" Provenzano, a 000 payment in connection with the The commission also said Friend CHEESE SWANSON NOVA SCOTIA OR ALASKAN ROAST WHITE ENGLISH prominent figure questioned in the fronton, UPI learned. and other jai alai officials were presentation were included DETROIT —Kidnapers of the | lawyer, shot to death 73 LOX SALE HANDSLICEO mysterious disappearance of The fronton nearing completion in linked to irregularities involving in the program. PIZZA DINNERS BREAD MUFFINS son of a General Motors : JE N O 'S -12 PACK 'reamsters boss James R. Hoffa. Bridgeport, 60 miles from New York banks and the Teamsters pension 3 COURSE - TURKEY OR CHICKEN HAM FOOD M A R T FOOD M A R T executive Robert C. Stempel : HARTFORD (UPI) - James and always traveled in the city by BEEF BOLOGNA 30 OZ. LOAVES The grand jury will question fund. and Isolated t PACK PKO. released 13-year-old Timothy ; Egan, 58, a prominent Hartford taxi, was found dead at 8:55 a.m. in City, is the world’s largest and most ISOZ. FRESHLY Provenzano, former New Jersey luxurious. The $14 million facility, if .lai alai director Lidizio Renzulli of PKG. PKG. ^ Soy Protein at a hospital Wednesday night • criminal lawyer was found shot to side a Washington Street apartment GRIDDLES NATIONAL Tea.msters chief, about allegations allowed to open, will feature Fairfield was seen twice with John CARANDO SLICED in return for a $150,000 ransom. ■ death inside an apartment building complex not far from the State Product he took a $150,000 cash payment in G. Ardito, a reputed member of the The boy was uninjured. early today, police said. Capitol and the Superior Court parimutuel betting on the fast-paced GENOA SALAMI connection with the jai alai fronton, game, a Spanish version of handball. late Vito Genovese’s crime family, ALPERT'S CRESTVIEW BUTTERFARM Egan, a Rhodes Scholar and Har building in which he practiced. ORANGE Squash or •499 United Press International learned. The federal grand jury will in state investigators said. 9 2S WASHINGTON-Betty Ford i vard Law School alumnus, was for A preliminary investigation did not PASTRAMI 8 5 ^ O b • LB. i Oatmeal Bread i»v59' The alleged payment allegedly was vestigate allegations linking Proven-' Provenzano, 58, who lives in Oil sticks many years a panelist on the “What disclose wiiether a homicide was in JUICE Turnips has pledged to talk to the Presi- ■: for Provenzano's helping the jai alai Hallandale, F’la., near the Hollywood M IN U T E M AID . 1M?; PI ORIDA in the World” television program and volved, police said. "All we know is zano, imprisoned for extortion in dent about the appointment of ■; promoter obtain an $11 million con 1966, to an estimated $260,000 con bank and Friend's home, was to East a woman to the U. S. Supreme j a familar face to thousands of that he was shot to death," a detec 140Z. 34 OZ. struction loan from the Teamsters questioned by New Jersey state Dairy. . . Fresh From the World's Best Pastureland! Connecticut residents. tive said. Egan, a jovial six-footer, in tributed by jai alai stockholders in PKG. HE A LTH a BEAUTY AIDS! Court created by the retire- i Union Central States pension fund, police when Hoffa disappeared from Hartford Egan, who always wore a fresh 1956 won $48,000 in the television Hollywood, Fla., and traced to r ment Wednesday of Associate i UPf learned. Con'ne’Micut, UPI leatned. the parking lot of a suburban Detroit Justice William 0. Douglas. ] flower in his buttonhole, never drove show 'The $64,000 Question.” Fruit on KRAFT CRACKER BARREL Food Club Attempts to reach Provenzano for Stockholders said they gave the restaurant ,Julv 30. HARTFORD (UPI) - A KITCHEN PKO. OF 3 PLAYTEX AIM BREAD DOUGH WINDOW l< OZ. LOAVES Bottom WASHINGTON - The House i 'money in good faith to corporate of Hartford company has ad BIRDSEYE FRENCH CHEDDAR Low Fat ficials. REGULAR OR U OZ. Yogurt Deodorant TOOTH has voted to slap a $373.8 billion j mitted responsibility for FRIED POTATOES CRINKLE CUT PKO. The federal grand jury is trying to HOOD'S SPREAD MILK cap on spending for the fiscal : spilling thousands of HOOD'S 75 ‘ pinpoint in whose hands the $260,000 TAMPONS : year now under way. That ; CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS ALL VARIETIES PASTE Justice Douglas retires gallons of heavy industrial TEMPTEE WHIPPED Vj G AL. CAR TO N REG. OR SUPER B OZ. CUPS SOZ. TUBE BONUS PAK ; amount of spending will result : ended up when it reached Connec Auto insurers drop oil into the Connecticut TOP FROST 30 OZ. 13 OZ. 30 COUNT PKG. GREEN BEANS FRENCH PKO. CREAM CHEESE PKO. ; in a deficit of $73 billion. The ■ ticut. River. BORDEN YELLOW AMERICAN Bay,^State policies HOWARD JOHNSON 7'/| OZ. ; Wednesday vote was 225 to 191. | WASHINGTON (UPI) - William and jurist, and your service ... as a A former director of the American While pollution cleaners TOASTIES CORN OR BLUEBERRY PKO. CHEESE SINGLES 99= SARA LEE ENDECO • 1 ? ® O 0 ® Orville Douglas, his 77-year-old body member and chairman of the Bank of Hollywood, P'’la., David go after the oil, lying six to BLUEBERRY- 10 OZ. BOSTON (UPI) - At least 11 com COFFEE RINGS RASPBERRY PKO. I ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - : drained by "incessant and deman Securities and Exchange Commis Friend who is president of the jai eight inches thick on the TOP FROST AND MAPLE SWISS CHEESE iSl. 75= 3SC OFF LABEL DRY-OILYOR NORMAL- II OZ. BOTTLE panies representing about half the ORANGE CHURNY ; Former Sen, Clinton P. Ander- ; ding pain" with little prospect for sion constitute a lifetim e of alai firm, Connecticut Sports Enter water’s surface in some WHIPPED TOPPING 9 OZ. CONTAINER SMDKE STICK .oz 75= BRECK SHAMPDD 99= prises Inc., has told Connecticut Massachusetts auto insurance ’ ISOZ. BOTTLE -HERBALOR RBO. ■ son, E)-N.M., who served as a : recovery, has retired from the I dedicated public service matched by places, the Connecticut 7V4 OZ. BORDEN - 7tiiOZ. CANS - ALL FLAVORS $ market have sent agents notices JENO'S SNACK TRAY PKO. JUICE BONNET VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE S i i Q i secretary of agriculture under ; Supreme Court, where he served few Americans.” organized crime investigators he River has been closed to STOUFFER'S FRDSTED SHAKES4”"*1. LOTION I . I ^ telling them their customers’ TR O P IC A N A IDA MAE 40 OZ. BONUS BOTTLE ; President Truman and helped ; longer than any other man in history. paid a $250,000 cash legal fee to the navigation between Hart PUP PAkFQ DEVILS FOOD 10 OZ. Margarine Douglas was appointed by Presi policies will not be renewed next W r YELLOW OR SPICE PKO. 100% FLO R ID A GELATINS 39= LAVDRIS MOUTHWASH * 1.29 I design the nation’s policy in ; Douglas’ illness accomplished the late John M. Bailey, former national Vi GAL. CARTON dent Franklin D. Roosevelt after ser year, it was learned today. ford and East Haddam. 9 OZ. QUICK A EASY I LB. PKG .Q TR S. 40Z. BRONZE CAN ; space exploration and atomic longtime goal of many of his and state Democratic chairman. MORTON HONEY BUNS PKO. ving as the second chairman of the Word of the mailing of the hun The Coast Guard said CDDKIES c’H“orcSrp 69= RIGHT GUARD‘>">‘»"*n7 69= : energy will be buried today in enemies, who at one time included Friend said the payment was for MATLAW'S VITA BISMARK 34 COUNT PKO. SEC. He took his seat April 17, 1939, dreds of thousands of intent not to Hartford Steam Service STUFFED CLAMS n OZ. PKO. : the state he came to in 1917 to President.. Ford, who received Bailey's help in obtaining a state HERRING 53= ALKA SELTZER 99= succeeding one of his legal idols, renew notices came as the Co. Monday told officials a ■ regain his health. He died of a Douglas’ retirement letter gaming permit and was made about 4 3 ° Louis D. Brandeis. At 40, he was one Legislature prepared to debate a bill line from an oil storage ; stroke Monday at 80 years Wednesday. April 9, 1974, in a Hartford hotel, tank at its plant broke last of the youngest men to sit on the to reduce by 60 per cent the in In fairness to our customers, we reserve the right to lim it sales to three, packages of any Item except where otherwise noted. Items ottered for sale not available In case lots or toother retail dealers or wholesalers. old. Bailey died this year, and his family Thursday, leaking an un Although he had hoped to carry on court. and business associates have denied surance industry’s request for a $244 his work for a 37th term after suf million auto rate increase next year. determined amount of No. 5 SAN FRANCISCO - The The retirement leaves the court the allegation. 6 oil into storm drains that fering a stroke last New Year’s Eve, State and federal investigators say The bill won initial Senate approval •; Ninth U.S, Court of Appeals Douglas wrote that he realized "it dominated by conservative thinkers Wednesday. A second Senate vote empty into the river. Food Club College Inn MIRACLE ;i ruled that the time Sara Jane appointed by Richard M. Nixon. they also are probing reports, that The company agreed to would be inadvisable for me to carry Friend, 38, may have paid an un and House action was set for later i Moore has spent in psychiatric on the duties required of a member A White House spokesman said pay the cleanup bill, es TTTT :• examinations may be excluded specified sum to the late Murray today. Clear Broth of the court.” Ford had not decided whom he would A UPI survey today revealed that timated at about $50,000, KRAFT QUART JAR from tf e requirement that her nominate to fill Douglas’ seat. As Chotiner, a long-time political ad officials said. In his letter he indicated he had lit the following companies have sent 5 trial begin within 90 days of her House minority leader in 1969 Ford viser to former President Nixon. tle hope of recovering. out non-renewal notices: The The Coast Guard said the •: arrest. She is accused of firing attempted to impeach Douglas. A one-man, Connecticut grand jury "I have been bothered with inces Travelers Insurance Companies, leak was repaired Friday ■: a shot at President Ford Sept. Many observers had thought Douglas began - investigating the fronton sant and demanding pain which Aetna Life and Casualty Co., but the total amount spilled 22. If found competent to stand WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS several weeks ago after the state depletes my energy to the extent that would keep his seat at all costs until Kempers Insurance Co., Comnjercial could possibly go as high as trial, the scheduled date will next fall, on the chance Ford might Commission on Special Revenue an 10,000 gallons. I have been unable to shoulder my f Union Assurance Companies, ■j; be Dec. 15, but the judge now from this unabated pain, but there is be replaced. nounced it was considering revoking The Coast Guard closed full share of the burden,” he wrote. the firm’s provisional gambling per Fireman’s Fund American, Royal FOOD CLUB • BLUE LAKE • CUT OR FRENCH STYLE NATURAL A SPEARMINT WHITE OR ASSORTED Cranberry - Banana - Apricot Nut - Data - Nut - Ctiarry Nut - BIwtborry Nut 5; can extend the date. no bright prospect in view." Possible nominees could include the drawbridge at East 3U COUNT "Therefore ... I hereby retire at Globe, Home Indemnity, the New 14 OZ. PILLSBURY The President accepted the Attorney General Edward H. Levi, mit. Friend took the Fifth Amend Haddam Monday, blocking Green Beans CANS A ir W ick FR»HENER PKO. 3 ^ 1 Kleenex Tissue PKO. Bread Mixes I4V^ OZ. PKO. the close of this day from regular ac ment before the state gaming com Hampshire Group, the Aetna In FRENCH'S COUNTRY STYLE-INSTANT _ ^ LA ROSA BETTY CROCKER retiremen "with profound personal 64, a respected legal scholar with lit THIN SPAG. tive service as an Associate Justice surance Co., Maryland Casualty Co. traffic from down river un LIPTON 3 LB. 31M OZ. International mission and a state grand jury. Noodle Soup 4 OZ. PKO. Mashed Potatoes99' Spaghetti OR ELBOWS PKO. PKO. sympathy for the sad cir tle courtroom experience. til the oil is mopped up, ASSORTED ALLVARIETieS Brownie Mix of the Supreme Court of the United and the Hartford Group. cumstances” which caused Douglas Ford declined Wedne.sday to rule The commission, supplied with in which officials believe will 140 COUNT BAB • SLICED ^ MADRID, Spain - States.” Scott Napkins JUMBO PKO. Mighty Dog f'ss, Mushrooms 3 QZ. CAN to leave. out a woman. Prominent female in COUNT PKO. DURKEE Stuped Olives He noted he had been forced “to take five days. 3.7SOZ. If Generalissimo Francisco SUGAR U 01. Ford said, “Your distinguished jurists include Judge Shirley M. SUBSTITUTE BUCKET |: Franco suffered complete leave the bench several times'” The largest section of the Sweet 'n Low Tom ato Paste ™s2«Ni39' Stuffed Olives Wesson Oil BOTTLE years of service are unequaled in all Hufstedler, 50, of the 9th Circuit spill apparently was in :• kidney collapse and renewed during recent court arguments. He Electric Boat strike the history of the court. Your con Court of Appeals and District Judge East Hartford, where of jl and steady internal bleeding said, "I shall continue to seek relief ✓ ...... tributions to the law, both as scholar Corndia G. Kennedy in Detroit. ficials said at least 4,000 ijl today, making hip totally end believed near gallons of oil was ac Layer Cake LIBBY'S FOOD CLUB TOMATO Borden's dependent on maclilnery to counted for. The spill was keep his wasted body alive. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. mciiiuers eacii irom the manage reported Sunday morning MIXES BEANS 3 FOOD CLUB ALL VARIETIES PEARS JUICE OLIVES Cromora Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., says DEEP BROWN OR MOLASSES HALVESOR SLICED FOODCLUB-LARGE-PITTED ment and labor negotiating teams. by a boatyard owner in FOOD CLUB •j: VATICAN CITY - Pope Paul U.N. accused of ‘selective morality’ there are indications the end of the Usery said full meetings will begin ir/ i OZ. I’ortland, who told 14 OZ. I 14 OZ. I Q U A R T 4 OZ. 14 OZ. VI today ruled out the par- four-month Electric Boat strike is PKG. CANS UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - The Some diplomatic observers viewed United Nations," he said. in Groton soon after the Boston talks. authorities the oil was I CANS BOTTLE CAN JAR ill ticipation of bishops in United States, in a strike against the not far off. Usery said he wants to "avoid com clinging to hulls of 15 choosing his successor, confir- the U.S. resolution as a move to He attacked the assembly for "selective morality” of the United counter the Arab-inspired, anti- describing Zionism as racist, saying Ribicoff said Wednesday the long pulsion" to end the strike but has also pleasure boats moored at ;||| ming the nine-century monopo- and turbulent negotiations have said he isn't ruling.out possible use of FOOD CLUB • SLICED OR HALVES • YELLO AUNTMILLIE'S- Ptpptrw oflion- FffFRtrw mwih.orPtpparw MUMfo Nations, is campaigning for a U.N. Zionist motion approved by the the Israeli government’s domestic his docks. TOPCO - GALLON PLASTIC JUO S ly of cardinals in electing the entered a "critical stage," with a Taft-Hartley injunction to put the |5i Pope. He did, however, for- resolution demanding the release of assembly, last Monday. critics, including Arab parties, Potato Sticks Cling Peacheb 39' Spaghetti Sauce 39' Windshield Washer89*= all political prisoners. possible agreement near on the issue workers back on their jobs for a FM O CLUB ■ VERY YOUNO OR LARGE FOODCLUB*^ * ^ VAR. • 401. PKG. ||J malize his earlier ruling strip- "The selective morality of the "have been quite successful in elec CHICKEN IIV^ OZ. U.S. Ambassador Daniel United Nations in matters of human of wages, the last big block to settle period of time. That, he said, would Sw eet Peas Soup NOODLE CANS 6 0" 8 9 * ^ ping cardinals 80 years of age ting members to public office.” Pears MALVil'*** 'can 45' Bartenders Mixes 87' Moynihan, accusing totalitarian rights threatens the intgrity not ment. be a last resort. FLUFF 13 OZ. ;|:| or older of the right to par- "This opposition is given notable 7.1 OZ. JAR CANS countries of misusing the issue of Ribicoff met Wednesday with chief NOTICE Marshmallow Ken'l Ration ,< ^ 0 4 PACK *1.09 Tom atoes t Ji“!aT 59' Nestle's Cocoa 99' 55 ticipate in the voting. merely of the United Nations but of expression in the Arabic language human rights, introduced the resolu federal mediator W.J. Usdry to dis human rights themselves,” press in Israel, which has been tion Wednesday in the General Moynihan said. cuss progress in the strike that has Probate Court is open for I UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - described as the freest Arab- conferences with the Assembly’s Social, Humanitarian crippled the Groton submarine Cain's 1^ The Comoros Islands, an 838- He said 23 of the 60 sponsors of a language press in the world," he Inside today judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 c&c Silver Floss Confectionery FACIAL and Cultural Committee. resolution condemning South Africa yards. Some 10,000 skilled workers % square mile archipelago in the said. P.M. on Thursday nights. Mayonnaise “Our suspicions are that there and 16 of the 33 sponsors of a motion walked off their jobs July 1. Andover , .16,24 Family...... 6 Night telephone number: COLA KRAUT TISSUE |5i Indian Ocean between "The time is now to reach agree Bolton ... .16,24 Hebron...... 18 QUART JAR SUGAR WRAP could be a design to use the issue of against Chile had political prisoners The U.S. resolution demands REG OR DIET 640Z BOTTLE 11 0 1 CANS VANITYFAIR 134 COUNT PKG Madagascar and Africa’s Classified . 20-22 Obituaries ...... 12 649-0445. DOMINO I LB PKG lOOFT ROLL human rights to undermine the of their own. amnesty for persons jailed for ment and settle this strike," Ribicoff § southeast coast, has become said after the closed door meeting Comics .. — 27 South Windsor . .17 legitimacy of precisely those nations “Even as South Africa and Chile expressing opinions at odds with the Coventry William E. FitzGerald 1$ the 143rd member of the United with the negotiator. ....17 Sports...... 13-15 which still observe human rights, im are obliged by certain standards con official views or for trying to provide Dear Abby . ...27 Tolland...... 16 Judge of Probate 1 3 « Nations. Usery planned to hold meetings in perfect as that observance may be,” cerning prisoners, for example, so non-violent assistance to such Editorial ...... 4 Vernon . .17,18. 24 he raid. equally are other members of the prisoners. Boston, starting today with two East Hartford . :16 MANCHESTER PARKADE PRICES .EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER WEST M ID bU. il coupon u lls lot D m maichindisa. w« wilt riim buis* you foi such Ii h A noticeable .O BB^s. plus lot hindlini, piovided (hsl you and th« contumft hava com- when you buy N4 plwd with lha iaims ol out coupon oHar. Any lailuia to enletce thaia latins cuckoo’s nest us shall not ba dMinad a waivai of any ol lha condiliont. improvement. 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