iianrt|f0tpr burning Mmlb MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPT, 16, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 295 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: HETEE.N CEi\ I S Conditional Amnesty Plan
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WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford violated military law by deserting or “of mitigating circumstances.” today offered conditional amnesty to not require that these acts be condoned. evading the draft from Aug. 4, 1964, to In an executive order. Ford also es thousands of Vietnam era draft evaders “Yet reconciliation calls for an act of March 28, 1973. tablished a nine-member presidential •t ^ w and military deserters in exchange for up mercy to bind the nation’s wounds and to board which will recommend such heal the scars of devisiveness.” ^ 0 to 24 months of public service and a reaf Allernulive Service clemency to the President on a case-by- The clemency board will consider only firmation of allegiance to the United In a special proclamation. Ford said the States. case basis. “In the absence of aggregating the cases of persons who apply before Jan. period of alternative service may be factors, the clemency board would be The offer of conditional amnesty 31, 1975, and it is expected to complete its reduced to less than the proposed 24 expected to recommend clemency,” Ford work no later than Dec, 31, 1976. requires that draft evaders and deserters months by the attorney general, the said. present themselves to a United States at secretaries of the armed services or the Many Poicniially Eligible torney or military officials before Jan. 31, transportation secretary, who has had Priority CoiiHicleration The White House said about 15,500 draft 1975. The offer applies to those who jurisdiction over the Coast Guard, in cases Ford instructed the board to give evaders are “potentially eligible.” Of that “priority consideration” to those men now total, it said, about 8,700 have been con imprisoned for such offenses and asked victed of draft evasion; about 4,350 are un that their confinement be suspended as der indictment (4,060 listed as fugatives); soon as possible, pending the board's about 3,000 are in Canada, and about 2,250 Anti-Busing Marchers review. are under investigation, but not yet in House Republican Leader John J. dicted. Rhodes, who was one of the congressional About 130 individuals are said to be ;nqre Boston Police leaders from both parties who met with currently inprisoned for draft evasion. Ford on the amnesty issue before the The board will review the records of two BOSTON (UPI) — Defying police, a Early estimates were that about 200 public announcement, said there was no kinds of applicants: noisy, unorganized crowd of 200 white students, including 110 to 115 blacks connection between the amnesty plan and —Those who have been convicted of a youths and parents, staged an anti-busing children were in classes at South Boston Ford’s controversial pardon of former draft evasion offense commited between ■'ll march through a section of South Boston High. Only 61 children, including 25 blacks, President Nixon. Aug. 4, 1964 and March 28, 1973. i ■ today, the third day of a court-ordered 32 whites and four other minorities were —Those who received a punative or un . plan to integrate Boston’s public schools. in the school Friday. The school has a Rhodes predicted the reaction in desirable discharge from the armed One arrest was reported. There was no projected enrollment of 1,480. Congress to the proposals would be “most forces because of a military absentee I violence, but a few youths threw a couple Seven buses arrived safely at Gavin ly favorable.” Assistant Senate GOP offense commited during the Vietnam era of ash cans at police. Other children ran Middle School in South Boston. Officials leader Robert Griffin said the Joint Chiefs or those serving sentences of confinement across the hoods and roofs of parked cars. said about 250 children were in classes at of Staff told Ford that his plan “would not for such violations. undermine the military services.” Try to Contain Crowd the school today, with more blacks in Deserters were defined by the White Some 300 police tried to contain the attendance but less whites. There were 207 The offer of amnesty, which went into House as those absent from the military crowd with horses, motorcycles and foot children at the school Friday. It has an effect immediately with Ford’s announce without authorization for 30 days or more. patrolmen, but they kept spilling out and enrollment of 894. ment, fell short of the demands of the The White House said about 12,500 tried to move up side streets towards Police Escort Buses thousands of American young men now deserters still are at large, including South Boston High School — the most The buses were escorted by police on about 1,500 in Canada. A5bout 660 are <*• living in Canada and Sweden to avoid racially troubled of the city’s 80 schools motorcycles, in cars and mounted on punishment for deserting or evading the presently serving pri.son sentences or affect^ by the federal court order. horses. A police helicopter hovered above. draft. awaiting military trial, Police cordoned off East Broadway and Hundreds of other police, spaced only 25 “ In furtherance of our national commit “Desertion in time of war is a major, Emerson Street thus preventing the group feet apart, lined roads and rooftops in ment to justice and mercy these young serious offense; failure to respond to the from marching on the school. South Boston. Americans should have the chance to con Bicentennial Idea Hearing Tonight country’s call of duty is also a serious The march began shortly after classes Thomas I. Atkins, president of the tribute a share to the rebuilding of peace offense,” Ford said in his statement. started and as it appeared that a black Boston branch of the NAACP, rode on one amoung ourselves and all nations,” Ford “Reconciliation among our people does Examining the remains of the last celebrate the nation’s 200th birthday. boycott of South Boston High School of the buses with the children. Atkins, who said. one-room school house left in Moving this school from the Vonecker softened when four buses full of black earlier called on black parents to keep Manchester are, left to right, Mrs. farm on Keeney St. to the Cheney children attended classes. their children home, had reversed his Carol Kuehl, Nathan Agostinelli, and Homestead on Hartford Rd. is one of Liquor Stores Closed stand during the weekend and issued an Shrine Band Pleases Francis Mahoney of the Manchester the suggestions they have already Mayor Kevin H. White called on all impassioned plea for blacks to send their Bicentennial Committee. The men are received. “ It’s the number one liquor stores in South Boston to close until children to South Boston High School after cochairmen and Mrs. Kuehl is project suggested to us‘ so far,’’ at least 4:30 p.m. — and possibly all day. he became convinced they would be safe. Center Park Audience secretary of the committee which will Agostinelli said. “It’s urgent because hold an open hearing tonight at 7:30 in it looks like it won’t last much By JUNE TOMPKINS musicals “Oliver” and “the Music Man” the cafeteria of the Manchester High longer,’’ Mahoney added. All three along with the favorite ‘Candy Man” The winning marching band at the were among the present day popular songs School. They hope to hear suggested urged people to come to the hearing Disgruntled Officer ideas for how the town can best national convention of the Shrine in Atlan on the program. tonight. (Herald photo by Barlow) tic City in June won the heartj of The band spiced its repertoire with a lit townspeople Sunday afternoon as the tle ragtime in Scott Joplin’s “The Enter Destroys Jet Plane Sphinx Temple Shrine Band opened a Sun tainer. " Nixon Doctor Says Pardon day afternoon concert series in Center SAIGON (UPI) — Authorities blamed a Da Nang as a heavy drinker, womanizer Park. Harold E. Turkington, a inemjjer of the disgruntled officer in the government’s and gambler.” Several hundred men, women and band, announced the program and in No Help to Nixon Spirits crack anger force today for blowing up an The pilot’s radio transmissions to children, and a few dogs, listened to the troduced area members of the band to the Air Vietnam jet during an abortive ground controllers indicated Tan, dis group in their colorful uniforms as they audience, and was invited to direct one of the numbers. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former White “ He seems to be more tired,” said attempt to hijack the plane to Hanoi. guised in the uniform of a paratroop played a pops-type program. House physician Walter Tkach says Presi Tkach. “He doesn’t have that bounce to at Police said the ranger officer, who was major, had two accomplices in the tragic The Shrine Band was under the direction The concert, one of a series of three Sun dent Ford's pardon was no help in lifting tack.” recently demoted for car theft, led a hijack attempt. of John Hefferman, its regular director, day afternoon concerts in the park, was sponsored by the Retail Trade Commis Richard M. Nixon’s spirits. Had the pardon helped his spirits? three-man band that blew up the Boeing Airline officials said the hijacking began who is also an associate director of the He described Nixon as a “man looking “The pardon didn’t do him a damn bit of 727 Sunday over coastal Phan Rang air just before noon during a 350-mile flight Coast Guard Band at the academy in New sion of the (ireater Manchester Chamber back and wondering what had happened to good,” replied Tkach. base, killing all 70 persons aboard. from Da Nang to Saigon. London. of Commerce. topple him from the presidency.’’ Fears Heart Attack Police identified the hijacker as Le Due The band displayed its artistic ability in The Manchester Pops Orchestra will Tkach said he has given up, for the time He said he feared a buildup of more ten Tan, a 34-year-old lieutenant recently The plane carried eight crewmen and 62 a variety of rhythms and moods. One of perform in the park Sunday, and the Ken being, trying to persuade the former presi sion or pressure could lead to a heart at reduced in rank from captain. Police passengers. The passengers included an the outstanding selections was the Morgester Jazz Group will be heard Sept. dent to enter a hospital for treatment of tack because Nixn is under “severe sources said he was “well known around American, a Filipino, a Frenchman and familiar “Trumpeter’s Lullaby”. A trio of 29. The concerts will begin 2 p.m. the thrombal phlebitis in his left leg. physical strain.” two South Koreans. The American was clarinetists from the band performed a In case of rain, the concerts will be in Oct. 1 Trial Tkach repeated the statement he made identified as Bach Lan Truong, a lilting “Waltzing Clarinets.” the auditorium at Howell Cheney Nixon has been subpoenaed to testify in Saturday, that Nixon told him: “If I go naturalized citizen living in Saigon. A familiar medley of tunes from the Technical School at 791 W. Middle Tpke. the Watergate coverup trial of six former into the hospital. I’ll never come out aides which begins Oct. 1. While Tkach did alive.” He said that when the former not address himself directly to the ques President spoke so fatalistically, “I tion whether Nixon would be well enough stopped right there.” INSIDE to appear, he said that in general: “I’m He said he believed Nixon feared he recommending to him that he not get un could develop more blood clots if he was TODAY der any more pressure.” bedridden in a hospital: “He probably Tkach, an Air Force major general, was thinks being in bed helps develop more relieved of his White House duty after clots.” Forum of the A rts...... Page 2 r - Nixon resigned and is now command sur New Blood Clot MACC news...... Page 2 geon at nearby Andrews Air Force Base. Tkach and Dr. John Lundgren of Long Legion installation...... Page 22 ‘ J- Beach, Calif., who accompanied him on e flew to San Clemente, Calif., Friday to Area Profile .. Pages 6, 7, 11, 12, 13 • ii §[amine Nixon at the urging of the Nixon the examination of Nixon at San Clemente family, and said he would go there again last Friday, reported then that a new clot GOP Country F air...... Page 3 late next week. had developed in Nixon’s left leg. Scene from H ere...... Page 3 Tkach said it was not as severe as the Tkach said in an interview that he had White tennis champ...... Page 14 clot in his lower leg which appeared last detected “no depression,” but found Nixon June. Open golf amateurs...... Page 14 suffering from exhaustion and "more con cerned” than Tkach observed him to be two weeks ago. Turkish Premier Resigns ANKARA (UPI) — Premier Bulent soured further when the Moslems publicly Hartford Fireman :-V, Ecevit, hailed as a hero over his handling claimed credit for the Cyprus intervention Killed in Blaze of the Cyprus crisis, resigned today, and said ministers of Ecevit’s party had plunging Turkey into its second govern opposed it. HARTFORD (UPI) - Authorities today ment crisis in seven months. Trip Sparks Crisis were investigating a three-alarm blaze Ecevit handed his resignation to Presi Matters came to a head in a dispute over that killed one fireman and injured about dent Fahri Koruturk during a one-hour who should serve as acting premier during eight- other persons before it waS meeting at the presidential palace, a a scheduled foreign trip by Ecevit this extinguished. spokesman said. week. The Moslems argued Erbakan, as The fire Sunday night swept through The resignation marked the end of a vice premier, was the logical choice for Ray’s Auto Trim Inc., 529 Park St. The shaky coalition between Ecevit’s left the job, but Ecevit said he would name one building was gutted by fire the previous leaning Republican People's party and the of his own followers. State Minister Orhan night, but investigating authorities conservative, Moslem-oriented National Eyuboglu. refused comment on possible causes. Salvation Party of Vice Premier Necmer- Ecevit had been scheduled to leave for Fireman Thomas Fisher, 35, of tin Erbakan. Norway Wednesday on the first leg of a 12- Newington was killed in the blaze when Refuses lo Command day tour that also was to take him to the roof of the building collapsed on top of Ecevit refused to answer newsmen’s Sweden, Finland and Denmark. him. / questions when he left the presidential i Officials say the blaz» Saturday was palace. completely out, and the fatal fire Sunday “The premier will hold a news con • swept through the building so quickly that ference later today,” a party official said. the roof collapsed shortly after the first Ecevit, a former labor minister who fire companies arrived. first gave Turkish workers the right to WEATHER As many as 175 firemen fought the blaze strike, rose to the peak of popularity when as firemen from surrounding towns stood A Perfect Day for a Concert in the Park he landed troops on Cyprus July 20 to Sunny today with high in the mid 70s. by on alert. The others injured included protect the island’s Turkish minority. firemen, policemen, an ambulance atten Clear tonight with low in the low 50s. Sun Relations between the premier’s party ny Tuesday with high in the upper 70s. Several hundred people relax under afternoon as they listen to a band con This was the first of three consecutive dant and spectators. Their injures were and the Moslem group, always tense since sunny skies in the spacious park cert by the Sphinx Temple Shrine Sunday afternoon concerts in the not thought to be serious. Zero chance of precipitation through the start of their partnership in January, Tuesday. behind Mary Cheney Library Sunday Band directed by John Hefferman, park. (Herald photo by Pinto)
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PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept, 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon,, Sept. 16, 1974 — PAGE THREE Four Bids NATIONAl WtMHER Sf RVICt FORECAST to 7 AM EST ? - 17 - 74 , ■ it TV TONIGHT MACC V JB tt3Q.OO _ 30.00 Before ZBA Manchester’s Zoning Board SEATTLE of Appeals (ZBA) will conduct 6:00 Raiders vs. Bills ...... 8-40 Honor Court served each week by local only refreshments but com public hearings tonight, at 7 in BOSTON the Municipal Building Hearing News...... 3-6-22-30 Other Six Days ...... 18 Isl Anniversary church groups will be munity support. 1 Room, on four requests for 12 O’clock High ...... 18 M ovie...... 20-22-30 supplemented tonight by a A representative of Family The Manchester Honor Court MINNEAPOL variances of town zoning Sesame Street___ ...... 24 Trial of Mary Lincoln...... 24 special anniversary cake. A Relations Office attends all celebrates the completion of its regulations. The requests are: Bonanza ...... 40 9:30 number of special guests In court sessions seeking those who NEWYORK first year together tonight in • Richard T. Day, variance 7:00 Rhoda ...... 3 the Circuit Court 12 courtroom. cluding resident Judge Nicholas have a problem with.alcohol. 4 Armentano and the chief of Such a person will be ap to reduce front yard to 45 feet to News...... ; 3-20-22-40 Held in the courtroom every allow addition to dwelling at 24 Truth or Consequences ... 8 Monday evening at 7:30, the family relations for the State of proached by the representative 10:00 Connecticut, Patrick W. Ward, and offered the alternate oppor Camp Meeting Rd., Rural Dick Van Dyke___ ...... 18 sessions have had an average Medical Center...... 3 tunity of attending Honor Court Residence Zone. Zoom ...... 24 weekly attendance of some 50 will be coming to celebrate with us.” for six successive Monday • C. and R. W hitesell, To Tell the Truth ...... 30 persons including those seeking variance to reduce west side Open M in d ...... 24 Honor Court provides an op evenings. During this period it AN6E 7:30 10:30 help, a personnel, family yard to five feet to allow addi portunity for persons who have is hoped that the person will I The Price Is Right...... 3 Connecticut Report ...... 18 relations officers, family and tion to dwelling at 91 Bretton friends. a problem with alcohol to be find the courage, support, and 3 0 .0 0 n Police Surgeon ...... 8 motivation to continue with the DALI Rd., Residence A Zone. 11KM) Nancy von Hollen, MACC referred through the court I 7977 - V Wilburn Brothers...... 18 system, the Family Relations A A program. • Raymond Damato, ...... 20 Nows...... 3-18-22-30 coordinator of volunteer ser lOWCST TEMPERATURES Film...... office or by family or friends. Staff of Family Relations Of variance to reduce rear yard to Honoymoonors ...... 20 vices to Honor Court, says NEW ORLEANS Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 The Honor Court program is fice include: Thomas Elliot, • MIAMI 20 feet to permit enclosed patio 11:30 “everyone concerned feels it Antiques ...... 24 family relations officer, between house and garage at 24 M ovie...... 3 has been a very successful carried out through the Polka ...... 40 cooperation of the judges of the Manchester; Joseph Hurst, Homestead St., Residence B Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 year. In part,” she continues, •lEGEND' Zone. 8:00 Circuit Court, Alcoholic assistant family relations of MIDNIGHT “because of the excellent com • Mary T. Ivaniski, variance World at W a r...... 3 Anonymous, family relations ficer covering courts in RAIN SNOW News...... 8-40 munity support Honor Court to allow maintenance of The Rookies...... 8-40 officer, and the church and Manchester, Rockville, and -70 has received. The coffee, Sharing Our Faith...... 18 12:30 Stafford Springs; William AIR canopies on side wall of sandwiches, and finger foods other groups who provide not 60 ////SHOmRS ^ Flow i r : Born F re e ...... 20-22-30 Rock Concert...... 8 Caraminas, assistant family 7 0 ^ ^ renovated premises on Trotter / / 1 S.J St., at 101-109 Center St., Male Menopause ...... 24 Football Highlights...... 40 relations officer in UPl WEATHER fOTOCAST ® Business 2 Zone. 9:00 1:00 Manchester; James Rotchford M au d e...... 3 Tom orrow...... 20-22-30 Sr., assistant family relations For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday night will find showers and rain in eastern officer in East Hartford Court. Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas, while the remainder of the nation will enjoy clear to part Mrs. Von Hollen says, “These ly cloudy skies. Minimum readings include: (approx, maximum temperatures in Some TV Stars Falter men do a wonderful job and are parenthesis) Atlanta 64 ( 80), Boston 55 (73), Chicago 59 (77), Cleveland 54 (76), Dallas 68 always available for help. (84), Denver 46 (76), Duluth 48 ( 64), Houston 68 (84), Jacksonville 72 (89), Kansas City 60 Taking a personal interest in When Old Shows End FORUM OF THE ARTS (83), Little Rock 64 (80), Los Angeles 64 (75), Miami 78 ( 86), Minneapolis 46 ( 76), New By JUNE TOMPKINS those who need assistance in dealing with alcoholism, at Orleans 69 (86), New York 60 (75), Phoenix 66 ( 99), San Francisco 54 (78), Seattle 55 (81), By Dick Kleiner Of course, making salary St. Louis 58 ( 79) and Washington 61 (78). demands when a contract is least one attends every Monday HOLLYWOOD - (NEA) - night session. They are truly With more and more frequen up is hardly a new ploy. Base cy, it’s happening - the ball players do it every year. dedicated people who make you defection of TV stars who ap So do unions, in every trade. Little Thea'tre of feel that it is not just a job but f ir e c a l l s And, increasingly, TV stars the dinner theater in Higganum their life.” pear to feel they have out M anchester through Oct. 13. For reser F. Mac Buckley, GOP candidate for First District con grown TV. are following that time-hon The Little Theatre of Open to all in the Manchester ored tradition. Redd Foxx vations, call 345-8515. gressman, was right at home Saturday when Manchester GOP Fair Successful This year, Michael Manchester will present vicinity who feel they need help Republicans held their Country Fair at Mt. Nebo. He TOLLAND COUNTY Ontkean, one of the three and Carroll O’Connor had and support with a personal their shows over a barrel and “Jacques Brel is Alive and Well refereed the fight between two professional boxers, Joe Sunday, 4:05 p.m. — Accident members of the cast of “The Hartford Milage Company problem. Honor Court also “A very successful day — Making an appearance were on American Legion Field, got every cent and every job and Living in Paris” Friday and THEATER May, at the left, and Donny Nelson, both of Hartford. Rookies”, has departed. Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Opening Friday at the Hart welcomes those who seek to politically, financially and all local candidates and three Rockville. (Vernon Am There are conflicting stories consideration they could Buckley is a former professional and amateur boxer and before they would sign. auditorium at East Catholic ford State Company is “The Hot better understand the whole SCHEDULE socially,” is how Manchester running for state office — bulance) alraut how and why — nobody L Baltimore” by Lanford complex question of alcoholism has coached the Hartford Police Athletic League boxing GOP Chairman A. Paul Berte Nathan Agostinelli, for lieute MANCHESTER will talk — but the rumors But the case of some of the High School. SfNGt££ lesser stars is slightly dif The musical revue, co Wilson, which will play through in our community. Speakers team. (Herald photo by Dunn) described the County Fair the nant governor, James Bingham Saturday, 2:50 p.m. — Oil are loud and clear. Blue Hills Drive-In — ferent. People like Ontkean, directed by Mary and Fred Oct. 27. For more information, from all over Connecticut and Republican Town Committee of Stamford, for attorney burner trouble at 160 Center St. Ontkean, apparently, had “Chinese Connection” 8:00; begun to feel that he was a who begin to believe their Blish, is the annual showcase call the box office, 525-4258. on occasion Massachusetts RESTAURANT held Saturday at Mt. Nebo. general, and Sally Bolster of (Town) “Enter the Dragon” 9:50 Big Star. Doing something publicity really want out presentation for patrons and come to share their own Berte said over 1,(KX) persons Norwalk, for secretary of the Saturday, 9:58 p.m. — Camp Vernon Cinema 1 — “For like The Rookies was now figuring they can become potential subscribers for the experiences. Mrs. von Hollen Complete Luncheons Served (men, women and children) state. F. Mac Buckley, can Sally Bolster of Norwalk, GOP candidate for secretary of the state, talks into a fire at rear of UA Theatre East major stars on their own. Mark Twain Centennial Pete’s Sake” 7:15-9:00 beneath him and his Little Theatre. assures us that the people are Late Evening Dining came and went during the 10 didate for First District con in the Parkade. (Town) Bushneii Memorial Hall’s Cinema 2— “The Sting” 7:00- microphone held by Lee Davis of radio station WINF. Waiting their turns are State Rep. capabilities. So he made The four singers starring in so warm and welcoming that a.m. to 3 p.m. fair, and that the gressman, also attended and Sunday, 1:26 a.m. — False promenade exhibit is currently 9:15 COMPLETE CARRY OUT SERVICE James Bingham of Stamford, next to Mrs. Bolster, and State Comptroller Nathan some heavy salary demands. the production are Jayne everyofe who comes feels very town committee realized about refereed boxing matches. alarm at Bissell and Main Sts. When they weren’t met he It’s happened before. The exhibiting a selection of works Manchester Drive-In — “The Agostinelli. The interviews were at Saturday’s GOP Country Fair at Mt. Nebo, conducted Newirth, Sherilyn Morris, welcome. CHINESE, POLYNESIAN and SCENE $2,000 in nqt profit to its cam Those who were expected to (Town) took a walk. /c la ^ ic case is “Mod Squad,” of art from the Mark Twain Family” 7:30; “The God by Manchester’s Republican Town Committee. Agostinelli is GOP candidate for lieute George F. Piehl and Neal Persons suffering from paign coffers. attend but didn’t were: Robert Sunday, 7:28 p.m. — Accident ' which was discontinued at Memorial including the large father” 9:15 AMERICAN FOOD nant governof and Bingham for attorney general. (Herald photo by Dunn) Mandell. alcoholism may feel very much Co-chairmen for the event Steele, GOP candidate for at 367 E. Center St. (Town) the end of a five-year run. It Korder Mural portrait of Burnside Theatre — “The Delightful Family Style Dinner/ FROM HERE FILM RATING GUIDE had three young stars - Fred Blish is in charge of isolated and alienated from the were Mary Willhide and governer; John Zajac, can Twain. Godfather” 7:30 oni Michael Cole, Peggy Lipton staging and over-ail directing. rest of society. By their EXOTIC UmlNn BANQUET Charles Crocini. They were didate for treasurer; Michael The Promenade Exhibit will UA East 1 — “The Tamarind POLYNESIAN IIJO UA llJO pjn FACILITIES FOR | For Parents and and Clarence Williams III - Toni Fogarty is stage manager presence and contribution of SO L COHEN assisted by scores of volunteers Kenney, for comptroller; and | | n through Oct. 31 and may be Seed” 7:00-9:20 COCKTAILS fri. > SA 250 SEATING Clark Fete Wednesday Their Children and it was still riding high in assisted by Sharon Kay on refreshments, church and other lIJO U..I.IN U l who sold the tickets, manned James Brannen, for U.S. seen by Bushneii patrons attend UA East 2 — “Blazing the ratings when it suddenly choreography. service groups reach out to say imtti IMI F> the booths and served up the senator. All had other com ended its run. ing performances during nor Saddles” 7:30-9:20 PUZADEPT. STOffi GENERAL AUOIENCEg Mary Blish, the music direc they care. Those groups par IE) Camino Plaza Rte. 30, Vemon food. mitments. Richard G. Clark, president All Agn Admitttd mal performance hours, and by UA East 3 — “Uptown Satur GOP delegates in the third Weiss, a Manchester native, In charge of the (We Have A NoUon To Pleasa) At the time of Mod Squad’s tor will.play the piano in a ticipating in Honor Court LOWER LEVEL of the Greater Manchester demise the stories were that the general public on day Night” 7:30-9:30 'h Mils Irom Vsrnon CIrcIs, Rit. so North Senatorial District (11 from is a former member of the arrangements for the dinner Naxt to Frank’s Supermarket group with David Blish on express the feeling that they are Chamber of Commerce, is the show’s three stars all had Wednesdays from 3 to 5 p.m. Showplace — “Chinatown” Manchester and 15 from East are Edward M. Kenney, Mark East Middle Tpka., Manchester guitar, Asher Pet on bass taking much more home with Board of Education and the being recognized on Wednesday delusions of stardom. The 7:00-9:15 Hartford), conducting their se R. Kravitz and Burl L. Lyons. PARENTAL GMOANCf guitar, Richard Didan on per them in both learning Conservation Commission. He evening, at The Colony in SUQOEfTfO cases were supposedly Wadsworth Atliencum Showcase Cinema 1 — cond nominating convention in is a member of the Republican 2iggy Gozds, Havlicek This committee has stressed In Observance of the Jewish New Year, SoimMMirMM«vNetB« virulent ones, brought about cussion, and Pierre Marteney experience and shared Talcottville. the fact that dinner is open to Atheneum art ciasses are “That’s Entertainment” 2:05- eight weeks, are expected to Town Committee. He is SuiNbN For Frt- by the tremendous adulation playing the electric piano. fellowship. Clark will be leaving anyone who might wish to at WE WILL BE CLOSED open to the public and will begin 4:45-7:20-9:40 choose Chris Dalamagos of employed by Plimpton’s of the teen-age public had for Admission to the showcase is Over 27 church oriented Rescue Four in Water M anchester on Sept. 24 to tend, and isn’t restricted to them. Oct. 14. For information about groups are now participating in Showcase 2 — “Death Wish” Elast Hartford tonight as their Hartford as credit manager. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17ttl... by invitation oniy. Requests for candidate for the Nov. 5 elec accept the chief executive’s Chamber membership. classes and fees, a brochure is Honor Court. Nancy von Hollen 2:00-3:50-5:35-7:30-9:50 tickets from potential sub tion. Long-time Manchester resi position with the Greater Plan R ttT R IC TlD available by calling the art who handles all arranging and Showcase 3 — “California The Manchester GOP Town Gozdz had minutes before Uodir 17r«quir«tBcce(fiponvint scribers may be made by SHABOO The repeat convention is dent and Talcottville tation Chamber of Commerce PMnt or Aduti Gu«di«i classes coordinator at 278-2670, scheduling of volunteer ser Split” 1:20-3:25-5:25-7:40-9:50 Committee will open campaign passed the overturned 16-foot In the two years since Mod calling the LTM patron chair because Frank Rizza of businessman, Zigmond Gozdz, in Florida. or by coming into the museum vices not only praises their ef Showcase 4 — “Buster & headquarters soon at 109 Center fiberglass boat but from a dis Squad went off the air, the man, 643-4202. now residing on Cape Cod, Reservations for the recogni during reguiar hours. forts but wishes to express Billie” 1:45-3:45-5:55-8:00-10:10 presents Manchester, the candidate St., to the west of the Central tance. Only when a passenger three stars have not become yesterday morning helped tion dinner are to be made with major stars, as perhaps they everyone’s appreciation of their named at the original conven Firehouse. saw a man waving did Gozdz Goodspeed Opera House tion, withdrew from the race rescue four fishermen at the realize he was in trouble. the Manchester Chamber office had anticipated. Stairwell G^dlery commitment. no later than Tuesday. Tickets O N E W E E K ^ NO ONE UNDER 17 AOMITTSO Cole says, today, that the The new musical, “Shenan for personal reasons. Frank Stamler and Peter mouth of the Cape Cod Canal. Gozdz, with help from (A fi limit may v«y The Stairwell Gallery of Anyone interested in further for the roast beef dinner will be stories circulated then were doah, The Only Home I Know,” Dalamagos is an accountant Crombie are Manchester Included in Gozdz’ fishing Havlicek, pulled the four men, Manchester Community information can contact one of TOM RUSH $10 per person. A no host party was John Havlicek, cap untrue. has been extended through Oct. the Family Relations Officers and owner of Dallas Income representatives on the Com all unidentified from Taunton, “It wasn’t that I didn’t want 13 at the Goodspeed in East College is featuring an exhibi MANCHFSTER tain and star guard with the cocktail will begin at 6:30, and MPAA or M rs. von H ollen, 480 Tax Service of East Hartford. mittee to Re-elect Muriel Mass., to safety. Gozdz said the SPECIALS! to go back,” he says. “It was tion of drawings and photo DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A World Champion Boston Celtics dinner will follow at 8. Haddam. For ticket informa Woodland St. Sept. 16th and 17th He has run fqr East Hartford Yacavone. men reported they had been in simply that my five-year con tion about the pre-Broadway realist paintings by Jim Ruby of the NBA. The master of ceremonies for We wish all concerned a hap political tbffice. but was Mrs. Yacavone of East Hart the cold water for nearly an CEi^\THEATRES EAST showing, call the box office, and large color-field spray pain defeated. Gozdz, a resident of Sandwich this event will be John A. tract was up.” py anniversary celebration and ford is the Democratic incum hour. Two were in deep shock, 873-8668. tings by Natalie Hopf in the Monday and Tuesday for the past five years, has been DeQuattro, president of J. D. juut ANEwnrt t omah tHAmr He adds that it wasn’t a God’s supporting and loving Tonight's convention is at 8 in bent state representative in the he said. They reported that they question of money, either. college's 146 Hartford Rd. HieGofllalher a professional fisherman since Real Estate Co. presence through the coming Raymond Memorial Library, 9th Assembly District. She is had hit a wave broadside and "The money was fine with him. building. selling his antique shop op C o a r li I i g li t Dinner year. IS B A C K ! East Hartford. seeking election to her third overturned. One man tried to AS SEEN For a kid who had never had The exhibit will remain on posite Golf Land in Talcottville. MU. Moo«r Hiumoui hit Theatre Family Dynamics UlkkU* IhMlM The third Senatorial District consecutive term. swim to shore for help but ON ABC TV! much, the money was, in fact, view until Oct. 4 and gallery 423-0078 is comprised of all of East Yesterday morning shortly turned back when the waves “B U U I G SADDLES” spectacular. Beginning Tuesday, The Division of Christian hours are 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Hartford and about 52 per cent after 6:30, as he was steering were too strong. “The first couple of years “Barefoot in the Park” by Neil Education is sponsoring in con weekdays. PLUS 2nd MAFIA THRILLERI of Manchester. his boat, Zig Zag, out to a The Coast Guard was called on the show,” he says, “I blew Simon, will run for six weeks. junction with the Adult Evening Marion Taggart of ABOUT CharlM Bronson ID’s Please fishing area, a member of the and pulled the boat, ashore. FiddleV On The Roof a lot of money because I’d Reservations are Education Program a six-week Manchester has been named Miss Eleanor Nickerson of "THEFAMILr(9J crew spotted an overturned After the life-saving ordeal, TOWN never had any. You can’t get recommended. Cali 522-1266, or course in family life. Side-by-side campaign assistant campaign chairman 2 RECORD SET Manchester is a member o(,the headquarters will be opened boat with four men clinging to Gozdz and Havlicek continued a Maserati when you’re a 623-8227. Starting Tuesday night at 7 in 99c MOIL -TUES. for G. Warren Westbrook of SERIES 9.98 busboy.” lecture committee of the Hart tonight at Manchester Green by the side. on to their fishing destination. Room 222 at Manchester High South Windsor, incumbent He says he was willing to ford College for Women who two local Democratic can The Manchester WATES will School the course will include Republican state represen continue with Mod Squad and Chateau de Ville Dinner have arranged a series of six didates — Dayid Barry, in the meet Tuesday at the Italian- the following topics: “Nature tative in the 14th Assembly was surprised when it was Theatre lectures on Mark Twain begin fourth Senatorial District, and American Club. Weighing-in of Communication,” “Sexual District. not renewed. At the time, “Butterflies Are Free” with ning Oct. 16 for six consecutive Ted Cummings, in the will be 7 to 8 p.m. Members Attitudes,” “Husband-Wife however, the story was that Virginia Graham plays through Thursdays . Assembly District 12. with last names beginning A-C. the demands of ali three stars Communication,” “Parent- Where’s GOP Platform? Oct. 6 at the dinner theater in The series will take place at Barry’s headquarters is at 503 are reminded to bring fruit for were such that it would be the Auerbach Science Center, Child Communication,” Leo Diana should feel right at 5.19 East Windsor. For reser B o n a n z a 's E. Middle Tpke. and Cum the basket. Last week the name uneconomic to continue the “Sibling Communication,” and home in his post as principal of vations, call 52521488. Hartford College for Women, 30 mings’ at 505 E. Middle Tpke. of Mrs. Morris Pavelack as show. Elizabeth St., Hartford. For “The Whole Person.” Nathan Hale School. He Ceremonies for both will be at featherweight was given in When the show went off, further information, brochures Those wishing more informa attended Nathan Hale as a pupil Thompson Asks Steele the assumption was (at least Four Seauon.s Dinner 7:30. error. It should have been Mrs. are available by calling the tion may call 646-4088. — from kindergarten through John Pavelack. among the three stars) that Theatre four-point pre^ram 8th grade. His mother still lives ALL SEATS they were so hot they would college at 236-1215, or writing to Don’t forget the “Evening of Paul Anka’s Latest “ Play it again, Sam,” with the Performing Arts” on Satur in the school district — on Clin Manchester Mayor John 9 9 $ move on to bigger, better and the lecture series committee in U.S. Sen. Henry M. Jackson never bothers to mention where T he Polish Women’s George Pollock is appearing at day, Oct. 5. ton St. Thompson, a member of the cuts can be made. He said such Hit LP... “ANKA” more glorious things. It care of the college. of Washington, a leading con Alliance, Group 246, will meet Democratic party’s platform items as aid to municipalities, hasn’t happened. tender for the Democratic tonight at 7:30 at the home of featuring “You’re ALL TIMES (PS) Miss Lipton and Williams to beat in flatim . committee, charged Saturday education, welfare and state in nomination for president, will Mrs. Michalina Kurlowicz, 34 Having My Baby” I^ A L DAYS have hardly been heard the Republican gubernatorial stitutions make up the bulk of be featured speaker Saturday Jim Blair took the time to W. Center St. BEDFORD from. She had a baby. He candidate “secretly wants to be the State of Connecticut’s SERIES F 6.98 night when Connecticut send us the following remarks 3.88 moved back to New York. a Democrat because he never budget. “THE STING" Democrats hold their kick-off by G. Keith Funston, former Friendship Circle of the IxmA: a rib in the eye.*L89i admits to being a Republican or "I want to know if Bob Steele EVES 7:00-«;15 campaign dinner. head of the New York Stock Salvation Army will have a N. J-4:15-7:< Ma-Ma Mia’s Cuisine A great big steak, baked potato, crisp tossed salad and Texas Toast Exchange: mentions the GOP platform.” plans to cut from any of these / Cole has been working, al It will be at the Hartford potluck Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. at Available every day A t yesterday’s prices. In his tongue-in-cheek state areas and if he does he should though the major starring "The Family Restaurant" Hilton Hotel, with tickets at “The trouble with prosperity the Citadel. Members are movie roles that had been ment, Mayor Thompson said, tell the voters before Election $100 a person. Jackson is a is that after we have had it for reminded to bring their own predicted for him failed to 471 Hartford Rd., Manchester • 646-7558 “Bob Steele must sleep with a Day,” Thompson said. former chairman of the awhile, we take it for granted. place settings. materialize. Mon. thru Sat. 5 to 9 P.M., Sunday 1 to 9 P.M. Chicks fried steak We forget what created it. copy of the Democratic plat The mayor added, "I noticed The Beach Boys Democratic National Com form under his pillow because that Steele’s bumper stickers y 99c ALL TIMES (PS)' mittee. He preceded John There comes a terrible tempta he talks about nothing else. fail to identify him as a Radios - Watches r FINAL DAYS 1-84 Bailey of Connecticut in that tion to think we can have it Endless Summer CLIP & SAVE THIS AD FOR FUTURE REFERENCE at chicken feed prices. *LS9i without working for it — “What about his own plat Republican. 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Conn., Mon., Sept. 16, 1974 tord Continues Changing Staff to Fit His Style WASHINGTON (UPI) - iKanrlirstpr titpiiiufl Hprali ministration’s most articulate the Ford family. Years ago. Ford has just named Phillip his press secretary when Ford executive editor of the speech Resident Ford is still shaping spokesmen. He attended the A native of Tucson, Ariz., First Lady Betty Ford taught Areeda, a Harvard law was elevated to House GOP writing team. Rustan is a former University his White House staff to suit his University of Michigan Law Seidman to dance. He is short, professor and expert in the an leader. And Philip Warden, who of Arizona faculty member and styie of work. School and was one ofthe small stocky and assertive. ______OPINION titrust field, to join his staff as Miltich is taking over the of served as congressional cor a management analyst. VITAMIN Its organization and opera group of Ford associates who Ford also has kept on his staff counsel. Areeda, a native of fice of Ken W. Clawson, who respondent for the Chicago Several more appointments tion will become clearer with laid early plans for Ford’s two of Nixon’s counselors. One Detroit, will serve as deputy to organized the public relations HEADQUARTERS Tribune for many years, has will be made in the next few the departure this week of Gen. accession to the presidency, is Anne Amstrong, who has a Buchen, handling legal matters effort for Nixon’s defense while Liggett Parkade Alexander M. Haig Jr., the come aboard as editor of the weeks as other key slots are just in case Nixon resigned. number of areas under her which reach the White House. he was in that office. Miltich’s news summary which is Lo// Piices! Nixon holdover chief of staff vacated by Nixon men. Counselor John 0. Marsh Jr., supervision, including the Another holdover, William J. job will include keeping in prepared daily for the Presi who is being named supreme Constitutional Week formerly Ford’s assistant for bicentennial celebration, Baroody Jr., was appointed by touch with out of town dent. Warden, 61, has covered commander of NATO forces. defense affairs when Ford was women and Spanish-speaking Ford as an assistant to the newspapers. the administrations of seven Some Nixon holdovers re vice president, is highly visible groups. Mrs. Armstrong has President. Baroody had been A newcomer is Paul A. Theis, presidents, going back to Tuesday marks the beginning of itself is a form of checks and main, but they soon will be as a key adviser. Marsh, 47, been active in arranging Ford serving Nixon as a special former public relations director Franklin D. roosevelt. another observance of Constitution balances. While it rather explicitly leaving their White House posts served four successive terms ini meetings with women leaders. assistant and has a long of the Republican Another recent addition is with the end of the transition the House as a Virginia The other counselor is Dean association with former Congressional Campaign Com Warren S. Rustand, 31, who was Choicest Meats In Town! Week which is fostered locally by the defines the co-equalness of the three period. Democrat. , ^ Burch, who is Ford’s key Defense Secretary Melvin mittee. Theis, 51, will be named appointments secretary. Orford Parish Chapter of the branches of government, in practice it The man Ford appears to rely Marsh sits in on the staff political adviser and also Laird, who is one of Ford’s on the most for advice, speech Daughters of the American Revolu has proven also a check against the meetings and is privy to Pen watches over the regulatory closest advisers outside of writing and secret keeping is TUES. ONLY SPECIAL!' i tagon matters and veterans af agencies. Burch, a lean, tense government. Baroody will head tion. For Your Jewelry Making Needs excesses of misguided public opinion, Robert T, Hartmann, a i^ ite fairs. man is former chairman of the the office handling liaison with Native "IFaybeBt” In the almost 200 years the U.S. as in the 1930s when major social House counselor, who appears Among those at the top is L. Federal Communications Com major nongovernmental to have more clout with the William Seidman, of Grand mission and a Phoenix, Ariz., organizations in the private sec THE BEAD Constitution was adopted, it has legislation such as the National President than anyone else on Chicken Breasts 93‘i Rapids, a successful accountant (Joldwater Republican. tor, including farm, labor, 122 HEBRON RD., BOLTON V ^ 6 4 9 .7 6 0 4 —or— weathered many a political storm but Recovery Act (NRA) was ruled un the staff. before joining Ford’s vice William E. Timmons is veterans, business, civic, OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. none perhaps as crucial as that of the constitutional. Hartmann was Ford’s chief presidential sUff. Seidman, 53, Ford’s chief liaison assistant academic, ethnic, consumer, SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. of staff when Ford was vice is an organizer and is in charge with Congress, a Nixon ap youth and prfessional groups. Chicken Legs...... S past year. BEADS. ELASTIC. THREAD On the other hand, it has been a foun president. There are recurring of the forthcoming economic pointee, who has been asked to Another press assistant is A most serious challenge was raised tain head for social justice, as in the reports of friction between summit meeting as its stay on. Timmons and Ford had Paul A. Miltich^ 55, who and ALL TYPES OF NOVELTIES Hartmann and Haig. executive director. a long association on Capitol HIGHLAND PABK MARKET I in the form of executive privilege in many rulings concerning racial bias covered Ford for Michigan Quality Beads tor Necklaces, Earrings, As Ford’s chief speech He is a longtime intimate of Hill. newspapers and later became 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 S connection with the Watergate tapes when public opinion was unconcerned. craftsman, Hartmann quips Rings and Jewelry Findings and papers. However, a unanimous But our Constitution thrives as one Ford’s speeches, which were once called “simple” and now U.S. Supreme Court decision limited of the modern world’s more enduring are described as “eloquent.” this executive power, in keeping with documents because it has meaning for With the help of another speech writer, Milton Freed the Constitution’s basic premise of a each of us which we cherish, defend man, Hartmann drafted the in system of checks and balances and protect. augural address Ford delivered between the executive, legislative and Without this popular respect and in the East Room Aug. 9. He occupies the small office judicial branches of government. support, it woQld be a meaningless once used by former President document. Richard Nixon’s personal secretary. Rose Mary Woods, In essence the decision reaffirmed And to the extent we as individual but he likely will move into the concept behind our Constitution citizens’ strive to achieve our social Haig’s more luxurious suite on You can and political aspirations within the Hartford’s Constitution Plaza Fountain (Photo by Reginald Pinto) the other side of the Oval Office that laws, rather than the whims and when Haig departs. wishes of men, should prevail. spirit of this document, the Constitu Nearness to the Oval Office is the major sign of power in the But to assume our Constitution is tion of the United States can and will White House. When Hartmann unchanging is wrong and an assump endure. is not around, the President can tion never intended by its drafters. It will continue to be challenged. It MAX LERNER be heard to say “where’s Bob?” Hartmann formerly was chief Bank on will continue to change because it is \ Our Constitution was never in of the Washington bureau of the tended to be a finished document. our charter of freedom which our OPEN Los Angeles Times, and he Through its basic provisions for forefathers astutely and securely served as House minority The Pardon Storm sergeant at arms for several bound together with responsibility. amendments and interpretation it in FORUM sessions before becoming a legislative assistant to then Republican leader Ford. NEW YORK CITY - Gerald Ford has presidential use of power. Watergate Watergate figures was "under study,” the W The True Healing He is stocky, has a florid face learned how suddenly a President’s image marked a monstrous arbitrary use. To fear of arbitrariness came close to panic. and is described as extremely Oil Price Pressure changes — hailed one day as a fresh, open have it followed by the pardon was just too President Ford had to move quickly to dis For Entire Body much. ■’sensitive” to political spirit, booed the next. Yet it doesn’t follow own the report of a blanket amnesty, but nuances. But he has an abrasive This needs underscoring. We have The world’s oil exporting nations undercut their arguments that their Dear sir: that it can change back just as easily, he had suffered damage again. The legend manner that sometimes rubs talked as if the big lesson emerging from have agreed to freeze the price of Culmination of the machinations from booing to cheering. When the pardon in private life that disasters come not in other staffers the wrong way. profits are justified by absorbing in Watergate was the need for equal justice between President Ford and San storm has abated. President Ford will ones but twos may apply to public life as He thoroughly understands crude oil at the current $11.65 a barrel creased royalty fees or face the brunt under the law, and it is true enough. But Clemente, abroil since August 30 doubltless retrieve some measure of the well. Ford and was one of the small why has equal justice become so crucial and to increase royalties paid by the of blame if a boycott is imposed (spawned, I suspect, before the wily credibility he lost by the manner and Mr. Ford seems to be his worst when he circle of associates in on the SATURDAY Nixon's resignation) have debunked the timing of the pardon. But something im an idea for us? In part because of the un is working furtively with a tiny circle of ad oil companies to producer because they increased their prices. fairness of its abuse: Why should the rich secret negotiations that pleasant myth of an “open ad portant will have vanished. Each wave of vice, cut off from the currents of opinion. resulted in an unconditional governments. From the consumer point of view, ministration." disillusionment leaves a deposit behind and powerful get away with murder while He seems to be best when he is working the rest of us are stuck with living up to pardon for former President While the amount of the royalty in the oil exporting nations action, in the The pious implication that the which erodes the trust that had been built more openly with a broad spectrum of con Nixon. shattering announcement was the result of up. the law? sultation. 'The latter is his true style, and One of the most important crease was not announced immediate wake of growing surpluses of oil prayer, a directive from God to his con Mr. Ford and his close adviser, Philip Yet there is an undercurrent of feeling he will do well to stick to it. Remember slots in the Ford administration ly, it was indicated the tactic is in which in normal trade relations could science, turns me off. Too easy. The Nixon Buchen, were moved by a mixture of that goes even deeper. It has to do with ar that Jerald terHorse, Mr. Ford’s former is now vacant because of that touch has obviously contaminated that motives — in part compassionate, in part bitrary power. Scarcely had we begun to press secretary, resigned because there pardon. J. F. terHorst, Ford’s BANK tended to insure that oil companies bring down prices, is but a refined conscience. political. It was a political as well as per recover from Richard Nixon's sudden were too many things going on secretly first appointee, resigned as will not pass on royalty costs to the form of blackmail. Unfortunately Nixon's communications sonal pardon, so don’t omit the political devious moves, which always took the that were being kept from him. press secretary one month after country by surprise, when Mr. Ford's The whole pardon ploy might have consumer. We in A m erica have allowed with the Almighty via Billy Graham at al, element behind it. Mr. Ford couldn't he took the job, the day the par shortchanged him in compassion (“no tolerate the prospect of the former Presi sudden move hit us. Yes, he used his con raised less of a storm at another time in a don was announced, on grounds If the royalty increase is limited to ourselves to be lulled into complacen amnesty”, “return the death penalty” dent in jail, nor could he tolerate the stitutional power of pardon, but it came so different and earlier America — the of “conscience.” about 2 per cent, as was done in Quito, cy since the crisis last winter. It is veto of all humanitarian legislation). drawn-out legal and court process that quickly and unexpectedly and seemed so America of Eisenhower, Kennedy, John Ford is looking for a replace President Ford's decision is an affront devious that it smacked of the old ar son, Nixon. The nation was more naive Ecuador, in June, oil exporters will clearly time that we dust off some of would get him there. ment which is no easy task in to the premise that all men are equal un He knew he would have to pardon Nixon bitrariness. then. It has lost much of its innocence. It view of terHorst’s stand and the probably get strong support from con those plans for energy self sufficien der the law and a blow at democracy but someday, and decided to do it sooner The primal fears that are always just has become a more passionate republic. fact that he was “misled” by we are supposed to believe that the divine rather than later, before Leon Jaworski below the surface in a democracy were To the earlier anxieties about freedom Highest sumers to force the oil companies into cy. The oil exporters are riding high other senior aides on the par justice revealed to him abrogates all that could move to indict him and before the in awakened. If a President can move so ar there have been added a passion for equal don. TerHorst felt his own absorbing the increased royalty costs now and for the immediate future we in favor of just one man who, above all evitable wave of anti-Nixon feeling began bitrarily to transform the whole state of justice and a fear that it will be replaced credibility was at stake. Guaranteeid in the light of the huge profits may have to eat some of their costly others, should have respected the laws of to build up again. If he waited, it could im things by a pardon, why might he not use by the arbitrary use of presidential power. John W. Hushen, 39, deputy the land. , the same arbitrariness in the other direc This doesn't make the American o f reported thus far this year. dust but we cannot accept this for the peril the 1976 elections for himself and his press secretary, has been serv This latest coverup cancels the hoped- party. tion — to inflict hurt? A power powerful republic an easy one to run. It has become ing temporarily as Ford’s Consumer complaints have to date long run. It may be that oil companies for “cleansing process” of the Watergate The reasoning was plausible. But it enough to bestow immunity (so we devilishly hard. Any man or group who chief spokesman. Hushen was Earnings reasoned) can also whittle away freedom. not been too persuasive in keeping can and should forego passing on the trauma; now its lesson is that a dishonest omitted one factor, the crucial one. Mr. tries to do it by wile and surprise will have director of public information Principal president can hand pick a successor who Ford failed to calculate on the When the Nixon pardon was followed by misreckoned with the temper of the time paid by any bank in the U.S.^ prices in line and it is doubtful extra royalty cost this time around at the Justice Department with will carry on for him, have compassion for widespread feeling about the arbitrary the report that its extension to all other and with the mood of an awakened people. five attorney generals. He whether oil companies will absorb but they can’t nor should they be his disregard of law, preclude knowledge previously worked for the of the truth, and prevent accountability the cost. expected to absorb a royalty increase Detroit News and is a native of for his acts. (And quickly too.) Detroit. It may be that oil exporting nations every six months or so when the oil Equal justice now demands that all Among Ford’s closest ad will use the economic tool they used exporting nations’ decide to fatten prisoners serving time for similar crimes, visers in his former Grand breaking and entering, obstruction of ANDREW TULLY so successfully last winter — the their treasuries. Rapids, Mich., law partner, justice, perjury, etc., and for far lesser white haired Philip W. Buchen, Most Offices boycott. We think there is no time like the offenses, should be released and receive 58, who serves as counsel and some redress. These prisoners’ “loved Thus the oil companies face an present for federal and state energy was recently elevated to No Market ones have already suffered enough” under Rockefeller Indeed A Politician Cabinet rank. Buchen handled 9 Convenient agonizing decision. offices to re-embark on a petroleum far less fortunate circumstances than the the pardon negotiations and is OPEN $850,000 and other excessive emoluments Already in hot water because of in conservation effort for the winter holding talks with Special granted the Nixons, Prosecutor Leon Jaworski on creases over the past year and the ahead and start acting instead of Draft evaders who have paid with years WASHINGTON — Once upon a time President Rockefeller, he wouldn't hear must be defeated. Winning the fight for Nelson Rockefeller told reporters, “I’m much with which he would vigorously dis custody of the Watergate tapes. fact that we, and almost all the other talking about ways and means to of exile from “loved ones who have freedom is essential to the survival of all Buchen held two news Deprecation proud to be a politician.” That was on Oct. agree. In foreign affairs particularly, both already suffered enough” should be ac Asia." But both came to distrust the all- briefings to explain the pardon Offices oil-poor nations are not self- •reduce our energy dependence on ,30, 1973. A little more than a year later, SATURDAYS Ford and Rockefeller have been consistent out war in Vietnam and to conclude that corded the unconditional welcome long and is one of the new ad- sustaining, the companies can either foreign petroleum. overdue. The “healing process’ cannot be last June 7, he announced, “You know I’m internationalists, while prudently wary of there could be no purely military solution. limited to the rich and powerful; true not basically a politician.” the Soviet Union’s intentions and good Finally, both Ford and Rockefeller were healing must be for the entire body. Well, without belaboring the subject. faith. Last February, Rockefeller might good party men as long as possible during Five Men Hurt Ruth Jackman Abbott Rockefeller is indeed a politician and have spoken for both men when he said, Richard Nixon's Watergate crisis. Ford ‘ Uniess you have $100,000 or more 7 South Terrace always has been. No one but a politician “In the enthusiasm for detente — and I'm defended Nixon as “innocent” as late as a In Helicopterr ‘Certificates may be withdrawQ with penaity A Good Move Vernon could have survived almost four terms as for it — I have a feeling that some of the couple of weeks before Nixon’s resigna- . governor of New York, where amateurs longer-range security problems are being tion. And last March Rockefeller was op Explosion President Ford’s announced inten Fulbright as a young man was a tion to name Arkansas Sen. J. William are served up as appetizers in smoke-filled ignored.” posed to Nixon quitting, saying that Rhodes scholar in England and hence rooms. As a politician, he would have liked STRATFORD (UPI) - Five Fulbright as an ambassador to Great On the Middle East, Rockefeller has "Those who would push him out of office men were injured Sunday when should have some affinity for the to be President; perhaps he still does — been a staunch supporter of Israel. Last or force his resignation would be cir Britain is a good one. country. hope dies hard in the politician’s breast. an experimental helicopter October he demanded that the United cumventing the constitutional process.” explod^ and burned on the Fulbright through his long tenure in But because above all the politician wants States “continue to stand firm and fast Fulbright was defeated for re- Neither, of course, knew all the facts. ground at the Sikorsky Aircraft the Senate and his chairmanship of election in Arkansas this yeai* and a piece of the action, or at least wants to with Israel in this hour of peril (in) the Probably both had formed private moral the Senate Foreign Affairs Com be where the action is. Rockefeller airfield. would not be returning to the Senate in FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 cause of lasting peace.” Ford is trying to judgments of Richard Nixon. But on the The pilot, Luida Bajorinas, WeVe Here When You Need Us! mittee is as capable a man as could be January. His appointment will retain Published by the Published every accepted President Ford’s nomination for persuade Israel to be more conciliatory, facts as they knew them, they were public Msnehester evening except Sun- the Vice Presidency. 37, of Monroe, was reported in found for the post. his vast expertise in the service of the but he’s not about to abandon his support ly loyal to their party’s President. They PubllshlngCo.,Hersld dsys and holidays. All of which suggests that Rockefeller is critical condition at Bridgeport It may be remembered that nation. Square, Manchester, Entered at the of Tel Aviv. were wrong, but they displayed their basic Conn, 06040, Manchester, Conn., Gerald Ford’s kind of man. Ford is Hospital Sunday night. In Southeast Asia, both men have been decency. That decency will do much to Authorities said the accident Telephone 643-2711 Post Olllce as Second basically a conservative and Rockefeller wrong. Ford was saying in different (Area Code 203). Class Mall Matter. make their relationship a compatible one happened at about 5:30 p.m. likes to describe himself as a centrist, but language what Rockefeller said in BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER if Congress approves Rockefeller’s while the helicopter was • « T « I r , in fact neither is a rigid ideologue, as 1964: “The Communist Vietcong guerrillas nomination. taxying on the airfield. I ; 3 SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES revealed by Ford’s moderate stand on « 5 6 3 I 9 10 Witnesses said only the nose II li 13 U 13 16 13 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE amnesty and Rockefeller’s prudent turn to II 1920 21 n 33 34 the right during his last years in Albany. and tail remained after the 23 26 23 21 29 30 Single Copy ...... 15c 3 Months...... $9.75 HERALD YESTERDAYS blaze. ALMANAC W eekly...... 75t 6 Months...... $19.50 I suggest that both are pragmatists in ONE Month .... $3.25 One Year...... $39.00 the best sense of the word. Ford might Also injured were Rocco n Savings Bank . Mall Rates Upon Request well have addressed himself to the subject Briguglio, 47, of Stratford, the B> Unilfd l’r<‘it« li COVENTRY the high school and the middle there is space available in the tion form for board approval. evaluated once a year, the A preamble has been added to permission from the board to regularly scheduled board Hospital School Monica Shea school. classes. The board gave its number of additional the form that the primary use one of the school gysm for a meeting. UorreRponilenl The tentative schedule of Pratt also received board ap approval to the form which evaluations to be conducted reason of teacher evaluation is gymnastist class to be con There is a total of 2,224 RIIAM 742-9495 classes includes cooking, proval for family trips to be states more clearly the number each year will be determined by the improvement of the student ducted weekly. students in classes this year The smoking committee of weaving, decorating, drama conducted on Saturdays which of evaluations to be given per /Yhe rating the teacher gets tearing experience. Risley said that there was no which is 62 above the June 1974 Theodore J. Perry, a former the Board of Education has workshop, slimnastics, pottery, may include trips to Mystic, year and the length of time the first evaluations. TJre board was presented with place in town that was for rent enrollment. There are 358 teacher at RHAM High School Area Profile recommended to the board that painting and photography. Newport, Rhode Island and between these evaluation as With the new evaluatiol 1e new bus rules and that would be suitable for this. studnets at Robertson Gram in Hebron, has been appointed ninth graders be allowed to Pratt asked for and received Boston. well as the length of teacher forms teacher must be notifiel ^ regulations, a copy of which has type of class because most of mar School, 530 at Coventry principal of the Newington smoke, and that a smoking area board approval to include high Evaluation observations to be used for each if there is a possibility of ter been sent home with each stu the ceilings were too low. Grammar School, 744 at the Children’s Hospital School. Extension Meeting Date Changed be established for the entire school students over the age of The evaluation Committee evaluations. mination or the loss of incre dent in the school system. The board will have a deci Capt, Nathan Hale School and Perry, who most recently Meets Tuesday school year with mid-semester 16 in the program provided submitted the revised evalua All teachers must be ment. Richard Risley requested sion for Risley at the next 592 at the high school. served as vice principal at COVENTRY officers will be elected for the review in January. Bulkeley High School Annex, BOLTON coming year. The board approved the has also taught at Central All club members who are in recommendation with the five Junior High School, Cos Cob. The Bolton Extension Group The Paddle, Prop and Sait terested in attending the club Democrats voting in favor and He initiated a distributive will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Club will have its potluck dinner at the Coachlight Dinner the four Republicans against. education program at Weaver the Community Hall. supper at the home of Mr. and Theater should bring a deposit AH high school students who / High School, Hartford, and was Those attending are reminded Mrs. John Ryan, Springdale of $10 ,that night. > get parental permission will named coordinator of the year to bring scissors, wire snippers, Ave., on Sept. 17 instead of the j now be allowed to smoke in the IT mors TO SHOP THE nNAsr m r i M M a l l d a y " for the program. pieces of old sheeting, pieces of originally scheduled date of I designated area. Meet Some of Our Experts Who Have Pledged to Serve You Better ... A graduate of Ball State old lace, bottle caps and a large Sept. 24. SUNDAY ! The board learned that University, Muncie, Ind., he box cover. The potluck will begin at 7 FREE PARKING I search (or a superintendent of received his M. Ed. from the The articles are needed to p.m. and the last-club meeting j schools ,has narrowed down to University of Delaware and make angels that will be used at of the year will follow at 8:30 at ARTHUR DRUG I 18 prospective candidates with took his sixth year at the the Christmas workshop being the Lakeside Restaurant where interviews scheduled to begin University of Hartford, held in October at the Tolland today. studying distributive education. Theodore J. Perry County Agricultural Center. Adult Education He has also taken courses in Robert Pratt, adult education distributive education at Cen director, reported that adult " m m m ill tral Connecticut State College. fSS Is m • m To Hear Dempsey education will begin on Oct. 1 innjmson From 1970 to 1972 he was T he Tolland County and run throughout Dec. 18 I tu n MV associate principal of Kent Association president Alosius A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT VWiI Democratic Association will which will be 12-week schedule. George E. Gray of Troop 11, Talcottville, was raised to the rank of Eagle Scout at County Vocational-Technical open its 1974-75 season. Sept. 18 Ahearn said, ‘‘We are grateful i AIR CONDITIONED Center in Delaware, where he to Governor Dempsey for Classes will be Irom 7 to 8:30 ceremonies at the Talcottville Congregational Church, Wednesday. Presenting him with at the Italian American Club, p.m. and 8:30 to 10 p.m. on was director of public relations accepting the invitation. He has ■ TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL his Eagle Scout insignia is Scoutmaster Tom Maguire. (Herald photo by Richmond.) Kingsbury Ave., Tolland at 8 ■ Tuesdays and Wednesdays at and student activities. He is a p.m. Former Governor John the affection of all of the I 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING - $1.75 MANCHESTER member of the national and Dempsey will.be the guest citizens of Connecticut. He is I DRYERS — 10 Full Minutes for 10* Every D ^ PUBLIC C ranberry Stop&Shop RECORDS 3%rttiontMaid IN Sauce Syrup ^POLIDENT Warranty Deeds Saltines MANCHESTER: ^ ■ UBLETS EAST HARTFORD: • 'm«T. Canterbury Construction Ocean Spray 24 oz. Bottle 260 North Main St. Corp. to Loren and Bernadine Sweet goodness for 1 Pound 1150 Burnside Avo. S to lp ', property at 170 16oz.Can 2 S t Package at Main St. Briarwood Dr., $41,500. your pancakes. 801 Silver Lane Helen D. Agostinelli to Richard P. Hayes, property at 84T .ail'5 95 Olcott St., $40,000. Miirriiige l.icenses V iva2 Ply Penn Dutch i s c o u n t Donald Eugene Zywocinski, Peanut Butter D IN IN POLIDENT Middletown, and Joanne Laura TABLETS ' Matushak, 86 Highland St., T o w d s Stop&ffliop Sept. 28, St. Jam es Church. Noodles GLASTONBURY: MIDDLETOWN: For C/eaner Dontum BiG Joeph Jerome Brassard, 95 140 Count Fox Run Mall 000 Washington St. $ | 3 9 Brookfield St., and Virginia Creamy or Chunky Estrada ^lair, Rockville, Sept. 2 Ply Roll I 8 0 Z. Jar 60’s 28, South United Methodist 16oz.Bag Church. 3 9 ^ Building Permits DESENEX G ILLEn E A. Squillacote for Frank 'Get your Stop & Shopsworth! Item* ottered for sate not available in case lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers. VITALIS CRICKET ONE or THE STOP 4 SHOP COMPANIES IFOOT SPRAY FOAMY I>ato, add fireplace at 93 Sun- SUMMER EVE Excedrin PM! HAIR TONIC LIGHTERS JL* iiybrook Dr., $1,000. THE NIGHTTIME PAIN RELIEVER Robert Jarvis Building Con DISPOSABLE ANAiCfSK SLEEPING AID SHAVING dLLEHE tractor for William Carney, DOUGH EXCEDRIN alterations at 42 Cornell St., $3,- Our prices on over 300 7-oz. CREAM The Xtra Strength EXCEDRIN Thousands of Lights RIGHT GUARD 000. Regular Francis Boland, greenhouse 4 9 < Pain Reliever S«HNng-C Matteson-Bangasser Committee Sees Advantages ABOUT Herald OUR Area Profile f ¥ TOWN To Vernon Water Purchase Janet Lee Bangasser of Ghost of a Guest THE BABY SERVICEMEN The advantages of having the Manchester and Donn Moore $2,856 per year. If the company protection tor residential fires. BOLTON ABBEY, England A special series of town purchase the privately ”We have seen him many Matteson of Danbury, were un Airman Ronald C. Kendall, were purchased by Connecticut The committee also stated (UPI) — The Rev. Frederick times and happily accept the IS NAMED evangelistic services are being owned Vernon Water Co. far ited in marriage Sept. 6 at St. son of Hale Kendall of 23 Mar Water, the cost would increase there is some excess water Griffiths says he and his family fact that he is here,” the 61- conducted at the Church of outweigh the disadvantages, a James Church, Manchester. ble St., recently graduated to about $275 per year for each supply which would permit share their home in the rectory year-old Church of England rec The bride is the daughter of Christ, Lydall and Vernon Sts. subcommittee appointed by hydrant, or a total of $18,700. If limited expansion of service to Clailier. Luuru-Ann, kinibrrlv'Marip and Julip Lra, triplet from the Air Force security on the Duke of Devonshire’s tor said Sunday. ‘‘Sometimes Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bangasser at 7:30 p.m. today through Mayor Frank McCoy states in a the town owned the company new homes. Bolton Abbey estate with a daughters of Mark H. and Roberta Smith Glaiber of Miami. Fla. policeman course conducted by we have the smell of incense of 63 Glenwood St. The the Air Training Command at Friday. G. R. Houlton of report to be presented to the the only hydrant cost would be The one thing that could be ghost — an Augustinian monk They were born Sept. 6 in Miami. Their maternal grandparents floating through the house and bridegroom is the son of Dr. Lackland AFB, Tex. He is being Muskogee, Okla., will be the Town Council meeting tonight. for whatever maintenance and listed as a disadvantage, the who wanders though the living are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Smith of Rockville. Their maternal recently we have had the smell and Mrs. Fred B. Agee Jr. of assigned to Pease AFB, N.H. guest speaker. Donald Nelson The committee was headed repairs are necessary. committee noted, is the fact room in black cassock and cap. grandmother is Mrs. Max Glaiber of 3C Thompson Rd. of fermenting mead.” Wethersfield. He is also the son of Mrs. Nancy of Anderson Rd., Tolland, an by Councilman Morgan The savings to the town, in that a loss of real estate taxes Campbell with Thomas Benoit The Rev. Louis D. Cremoni of Kendall of East Hartford. elder of the local church, will this area, is the prime advan would result from public rather Tiiiililin. Jerniiy U ade, son of Terry and Martha Thompson St. James Church, Manchester, direct the congregational and G. Richard Owens as tage for purchase, the com than private ownership. The Timblin of 26 Maiden Lane, Vernon. He was born Sept. 8 at members. performed the double-ring Air Force Sgt. Douglas P. singing throughout the series of mittee said. company currently pays $4,993 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is ceremony. The church was gospel meetings. In its findings the committee Three wells have emergency in taxes. Mrs. Margaret Thompson of Cedar Vale, Kan. His paternal Moseley, on of Mr. and Mrs. FAIR & TAG SALE decorated with white gladioli William A. Ellis of Hope Valley sited the sale price of the com standby power in the event of a Customers of the company grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Timblin of North and yellow shasta daisies. Mr. Rd., Hebron, has been assigned pany, $175,000, as a reasonable storm blackout, and the New are mostly residential users in SpDtisored By Tonawanda, N.Y. and Mrs. Ralph Macarone of to Upper Heyford RAF Station, one in relation to assets of $496,- England ■ Insurance Rating the Vernon Center area. Church Women United will 958. Manchester were organist and England, for duty as a weapons Association has accepted the The council will meet at 7:30 MANCHESTER GRANGE HoMarili. Mark I)a\id. son of Robert J. and Anneliese Roth have its first meeting of the The water company was soloist. mechanic with the 20th season Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. at water flow as meeting the p.m. in the Administration Howarth of 45 Westminster Rd. He was born Sept. 9 at owned by Barney Moses and at The bride, given in marriage Munitions Maintenance Concordia Lutheran Church, minimum standard for fire Building. 205 OLCOTT STREET Manchester .Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Loring Photo his recent death went into his by her father, wore a white Squadron of the U.S. Air Force. Pitkin St, It will be a "sharing Mr. and Mrs. .Mathias Roth of Ruhpolding, Germany. His pater estate. The company was for crepe maracaine gown with He previously was stationed at Noroton School nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Howarth of 55 Pleasant meeting” with an opportunity sale before his death and the close V-neckline accented with Myrtle Beach AFB, S.C. He is a The engagement of Lynne Saturdayf September 21st St. He has a sister, ^eidi Dawn, 2. for all to become better town has been considering the j^arsiisv- bands of venise lace and 1971 graduate of Rham High E m ily D eC am pos •'of acquainted with the ' V Teachers Go new r . ' ' ■ ,,4 purchase for several years. 10:00 A.M. - DUSK designed with Empire waist, School. Manchester to Wayne R. West keywomen and officers. ,4 Rain or Shine Grani. Hruilier Elizulieih, daughter of Thomas and Susan long sleeves accehted with lace, of Tolland has been announced I - 7 ' I The wells, pumps and pipes On Strike Stephenson Grant of Marlborough. She was born Sept. 9 at are 15 years old but the com controlled skirt which ter Navy Seaman Ret. Elizabeth by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Say it where Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Novena of the Miraculous DARIEN (UPI) - Teachers minated in a full chapel-length A. Newton, daughter of Mr. and G abriel R. DeCampos of mittee said they appear to be in Chicken Barbecue 12 Noon on Mr. and Mrs. William Keish of Gardner St., Manchester. Her Medal and Benediction of the went on strike today at Noroton train. Her bouffant veil of im Mrs, Leon W. Newton of Erdoni Manchester. good condition and to have been they see it. paternal grandparents are the Rev. and Mrs. Howard Grant of Blessed Sacrament will be repaired when needed. School in a dispute over the ported silk illusion was at Rd., Columbia, recently Queens. New York City. celebrated tonight at 7:30 at the The total salary and labor classification of 35 college in in I Baked Goods — Fancy Work tached to a matching headpiece graduated from recruit training Mr. West is the son of Mr. and Church of the Assumption, S. terns employed at the private trimmed with Venise lace. She for women at the Naval Mrs. Earl F. West of Crystal costs for operation amount to Si Knick Knacks — Fish Pond DelMasIro. Clirisloplier Norman, Son of Paul M. and Susan Adams St. $23,032 per year. The com facility for emotionally dis Chssirieil AD carried a bouquet of white V, Training Center, Orlando, Fla. Lake Rd., Tolland. turbed children. Woodcraft — Country Store Rowett DelMastro of 34 Jefferson St. He was born Sept. 9 at daisies, peach sweetheart mittee said the town, if it She is scheduled to report to the The pastor-parish relations The strike spread from the in- Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are The bride-elect is a 1973 purchases it, would have to Snack Bar roses, greens and baby’s Electronics Technician "A" committee of North United stltuion’s main school in Darien Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rowett of Ashford. His paternal grand graduate of Manchester High provide a manager or manage breath. School at Great Lakes, 111, Methodist Church will meet to branches in Wilton and Strat PONY RIDES parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter DelMastro of 27 Essex St. He has Mrs. Margaret Doenges of School and attended ment service for operation and IT^EDT M a sister. Kelly-Ann Elizabeth, 3. tonight at 7;30 at the church. furnish office personnel. ford, affecting about 150 Hebron was her sister’s matron Manchester Community students. College. She is employed as a The committee said that of honor. She wore a peach Pinochle St. Mary’s Episcopal Church About 15 teachers, members Smith. Brian Da\icl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of 21 secretary at Travelers In rates would be set to make sure maracaine jersey gown will have a Bible study Tuesday of the American Federation of Willow Stream Dr.. Vernon. He was born Sept. 9 at Rockville surance Co. the company would be self- designed with short puff All Events Photo Scores at 9:30 a.m. at 463 E, Center St. Teachers, want the 35 Universi General. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. sleeves, V-neckline, Empire sustaining. Under town PRIVATE INSTRUCTIOHS on GUITAR - RASS GUITAR Francis Gangloff of Thomaston. His paternal grandparents are Top scores in the Manchester ownership the rates would not ty of Bridgeport interns waist and self-tie belt. She Her fiance, a 1970 graduate of Mrs. Paul Anders of Unionville and Burritt Smith of Florida. Mrs. Donn M. Matteson Senior Citizens Pinochle The United Methodist Women t .V have to be approved by the classified as full-time employes TRUMPET • TROMBONE - DRUMS - SAX - CLARINET - FLUTE carried a bouquet of peach, Rockville High School, is a 1974 Group’s game Thursday at the of South United Methodist Public Utilities Commission. who can use the union as a white and yellow daisies with graduate of Career Training ACCORDION - BANJO by THE FINEST PROFESSIONAL Cliesley. Danielle Marie, daughter of David Sr. and Diane Jol Army and Navy Club are: Church wiil meet tonight at 7:30 The Connecticut Water Co. bargaining agent. baby’s breath and greens. honor attendant except in Willie’s Steak House, Institute. He is employed at ly Chesley of Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. She was born Sept. 9 at Ernestine Donnelly, 577; A1 in Cooper Hall of the church for had petitioned to purchase the TEACHERS AVAILABLE... Bridesmaids were Karen yellow. They carried yellow and Manchester, after which the Mickey’s Motor Sales Inc. in Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Gates, 566; Louise Meyerhoff, an apple festival, a buffet of ap Wheelchair Gift of Vernon VFW Post company but withdrew it as it Bangasser and Ellen white daisies with baby’s Rockville. couple left on a trip to Montego 564; and Betty Daniel, 560. ple desserts, followed by a had also petitioned the PUC for and Mrs. George Jolly of Talcottville Rd., Vernon. Her paternal Bangasser, both of Manchester, breath. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Levi Chesley of Montauk Dr., Bay. Jamaica. They will reside To date, Cis Wilson has the business session. Epworth Cir rate increases and was not sisters of the bride; and Jan Gary Matteson of in Danbury. high single score of 617, and The couple plan an April 12 cle is in charge of fellowship allowed to file both petitions at a n K M i l Phone Now Vernon. She has three brothers, David Jr., 8; Dennis, 5; and Matteson of Wethersfield, the Wethersfield was his brother’s Brian Mazzarella, 15, a student at the Talcottville School, tries out the new wheelchair GLOBE Steven. 3. Mrs. Mattesohqs a registered Ernestine Donnelly, high total wedding in St. Bridget Church, and Cornell Circle is responsi once. bridegrom's sister. Laura best man. Ushers were David presented to the school by Vernon VFW Post 10121. Looking on, left to right, are Oscar nurse employed byHhg^nbury igints of 3,832. Manchester. ble for hospitality. The rate increases would 1013 MAIN STREET For An Bangasser of Manchester, the Costelli of Rochester, N.Y., Magnon, hospital chairman for the Post, Commander John Regan, and Anthony Maglioc- Travel Service Hospital. Mr. M atteson~ira group conducts a game have included customers of the MANCHESTER Nurilling, kiinln'rly Michelle, daughter of David A. and bride’s sister, was junior Garry Morton of New York, and co, special education supervisor for the Vernon School System. (Herald photo by Rich 555 MAIN STREET mechanical engineer with sday at 9:45 a.m. at Vernon Water Co. if the request Patricia Buczek Nordling of 684 Hartford Tpke., Vernon. She was bridesmaid. They wore gowns Larry Patty of Virginia. mond) Automation Industries in Dan- the Army arftkNavy Club, Play had gone through. The town is 643-2165 “ ITe Rent, Sell, born Aug. 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal similar to that worn by the A reception was held at burv. WaTch Your Over 30 Years is open to all ^ i o r citizens. STRIKING one of the customers having 68 Repair and Teach grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Buczek of New Milford. Her TYavel Experience fire hydrants serviced. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C.G.A. Nordling of Vuthorized agent in Manchester ALL BAND 6 4 9 -2 0 3 0 Duxbury, .Mass. She has a brother, Christopher, Vk. WEDDING The Vernon company charges or all Airlines, Railroads and $42 a year for each hydrant or teamship Lines. INSTRUMENTS! 1 f Chiirchwomen Plait Meet FAT-GO Marks, kelly Vnne, daughter of John J. and Kathryn Hansen ALBUMS Lose ugly excess weight with the Marks of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, She was born Sept. 3 at Broward You and your husband ara lha' sensible NEW FAT-GO diet Council Meets Tonight General Medical Center, Fort Lauderdale. Her maternal grand S T A R S in a acanarlo ol sparkling Center Church Women will Cheryl Pitts, will work on color pictures created with the deft plan. Nothing sensational Just parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen of 129 Lenox St. Her have its first meeting of the projects for the Holiday touch ot a dedicated profesalonal steady weight loss for those that wedding photographer. really want to lose. paternal grandfather is Edward G. Marks of Windsor. She has a (DUPLICATE BRIDGE season Wednesday from 10 a.m. Bazaar. To sea samples In your home A full 12 day supply only $2.50. Wednesday at l p.m. at the Se sister. Christine, 3. to noon at Center Miss Mary Ellen Nemergut, COVENTRY but is a community-requested Ask drug store cond Congregational Church and community-supported Results Friday night in the East-West: Sandy Craft and Congregational Church. Child Manchester’s VISTA volunteer WILLBANNARD Monica Shea Mozzer, Domielle Marie, daughter of Donald C. and Maureen CALL _ about the FAT-GO reducing plan Community House. program. The scope of girl Andover Bridge Club game at Phyllis Pierson, first: Ellen care will be provided. for the elderly, will speak on and start losing weight this week. f’Orrcspondcnl The club will also finalize Carr Mozzer of 94 Finley St. She was born Sept. 8 at Manchester 7 4 2 -6 0 6 7 ' 742-9495 scouting is only as large and as Andover Congregational McKeon and Janice Terhune, The meeting will open with a areas where you can lend a Money back in full If not complete details of its planned bus tour to Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Color Portraits taken In There Will be a public hearing active as Coventry’s adults and Church are: Donald Weeks and second; Grace Barrett and business session and worship hand to serve the church and your home or my studio ly satisfied with weight loss from Kent, Cornwall, Norfolk and John Carr of 26 Finley St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and at 7 tonight before the regularly girls wish it to be. Burton Smyth, first; Mrs. Mary Tierney, third. and then break into smaller in community to the Issue Discus- SERViyC GREATER H.ifiTFORD' the very first package. Riverton on Sept. 25. Mrs. C.F. Marston of Hawthorne, N.J. She has a brother, sch^uled Town Council "Last year over 200 girls and Shirley Graboff and Mrs. terest groups. sion Group. Subsequent DON'T DELAY The" Fragment Society has Michael, 7; and a sister, Michelle, 4. BANNARD PHOTOS uigeting to discuss the or- 40 adults were active and par Marion Haines, second; Mr. Results in the Sept. 9 Nutmeg The Rev. Newell Curtis will meetings of the this group will get FAT-QD today. agreed to meet on Thursday, and Mrs. Robert Crawford, lead the study group in "Issues deal with other issues under Wall St., Coventry ^^inance regulating the approval ticipated together in an Inter .Vlcock, Dehra Lynn, daughter of Joseph F. and Lois YWCA limit game at the Com MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED Liggett Drug the 26th instead. third. and Answers of Faith.” Christy Vale’s coordination. ' and installation of new and national Food Fair, a camping Mahlstedt Alcock of 91 Ralph Rd. She was born Spet. 8 at munity Y are: North-South: Manchester Parfcade Kegistrutiun weekend in Lebanon and in Jeanne Peretti and Elaine Bethany Group will work on existing sewage facilities. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Registration for Girl Scouts many exciting troop programs. Results Friday night in the Fucile, first; Sue Shorts and sewing projects under the Residents are invited to at Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Mahlstedt of New Port Richey, Fla. Her will be held today at the Cap “The community supported Manchester Bridge Club gathe Phyllis Pierson, Edwina leadership of Mrs. Daisy Bill. tend the hearing and express paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Alcock of Fair tain Nathan Hale School until 6 the program through cookie at Manchester Community Lenertz and Anne Trick, tied The Crafts Group, led by Mrs, their opinions on the proposed Lawn, N,J. She has a brother, Joseph, 2; and a sister, Susan, 6. College are: North-South; Rose ordinance. p.m. in the cafetorium. sales and the fund drive which for second. All girls aged 6 to 17 and covered about half the cost of Woodman and Frank Merblum, East-West: Peg O’Connor The Boating Safety Com Silnnlon^<, Joshua David, son of David J, and Mary-Jo Nichols first; John Woodman and Mike Gertrude Ederle was the mittee will report to the council adults who wish to participate scouting in town. More finan Simmons of Ledyard. He was born Sept. 4 at the William W. and Geri Barton, first; Ann in the program this year and cial support must be found if Dworetsky, second; James Staub and Sandy Craft, second; first woman to swim the Getting Married? tonight on old ordinances Backus Hospital, Norwich. His maternal grandparents are Mrs. Cleary and Alice Sunshine, English Channel —a feat she regulating boating on the lake. have not been contacted by a girl scouting is to continue in CONNECTICUT’S $ 100,000 LOTTERY 1974 TICKET PRICE 504 Jean S. Nichols of South Rd., Bolton, and Stanley L. Nichols of Irving Carlson and Mary troop leader should sign up at Coventry. third. Willhide, third. accomplished in 1926. The council may discuss m m . Burnham St. His paternal grandparents are Mr.and Mrs. Alvin East-West: Dick and Ann another ordinance which would this time. “ We welcome adult Simmons of Carniegie, Pa. His maternal great-grandmother is Jaworowski, first; Hazel our customers say: “we have regulate septic tank pumping Girls must be accompanied volunteers to join the move Mrs. Mary J. Nichols of Main St. He has a brother, Matthew Anderson and Jane Kuhlen, se and the disposal in the town. by a parent for registration. ment to work with the girls, Mrs. Robert M. Keller, Ser teaching or sharing skills, or David, Vk. cond; James Lenertz and Seyfn COME TO ROCKPORT, MASS. Senior Citizens vice Unit chairman for Coven helping organize community Tanricut, third. WITH US The LOWEST FORMAL WEAR The Senior Citizens will have Novice: Inara Larson and try, said, “The Girl Scout programs for our troops,” she kiiowltun, kelly .Marie, daughter of Charles E. Jr. and their first fall meeting on MaYi Klebart, first; Mary On a Deluxe Motor Coach Bus, Sat., Sept. 28th. Bus program is very active in town. said. Kathleen Rohrbach Knowlton of 87 White St She was born Sept. 10 Boulay and Jean Raffa, second; will leave the Globe Travel Service at 8:45 A.M., with at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Candice Tatro and Saran Quish, a stop at the Hammond Castle In Gloucester. Bus will RENTAL PRICES IN CONN,” TMPLE DRMMIWS are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rohrbach of 101 Washington St. Her pater third. head home from Rockport at 4:45 P.M. Rockport’s nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Knowlton Sr. of “today’s newest stylas...yesterday’s prices” West Hartford. Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Bearskin Neck is a shoppers’ paradise, with exciting R esults in the Sept. 12 Mrs. Howard B. Keeney of 77 Washington St. and Mrs. Charles eating places galorel $12 Includes all taxes, plus ad Nutmeg YWCA open game at Rohrbach of East Aurora, N.Y. Her paternal great-grandmother mission to the famous Hammond Castle. For more the Community Y are: North- ALL OUR FORMAL WEAR IS IN ST0CK...TRY IT ON... is Mrs. Elizabeth Knowlton of Maine. Information, and reservations, call the South: Frankie Brown and Lil ADDHUNIMDSOF Holway, Penny Skenderian and OLD Huberern, ClirisiupliiT John, Son of Howard A. and Barbara GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE NEW Liz Carter, tied for first; PRICE PRICE I I ^ \ (next door to Top Notch) A. Bauld Haberern of 364 E. Center St. He was born Sept. 10 at Select from these styles... Beverly Saunders and Lettie 555 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER PHONE 643-2165 Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are 7KATZV b m m Jane Glenn, third. LV Champagne Vx Prince M/P* $30. $20. JI 45 Welles Street, Glastonbury Mr. and Mrs. Reginald S. Bauld of 77 Hemlock St. His paternal Powder Blue Vx Prince M/P* grandmother is Mrs. Thelma Haberern of 105 Homestead St. $30. $20. Burgundy Chevron M/P* $30. $20. creative decorating 633-9493 Navy Chevron M/P* $30. $20. MWlOfTBIVWINNHtS! Brown Brocade $30. $20. P resen ts RECREATION DEPT. White Brocade Prince $26. $20. Bicentennial Pendant Black V4 Prince $26. $20. Yellow Brocade Tom Jones 9 9 The women’s programs of the Phyllis Gerard will teach Declaration of Independence $26. $20. bonus number worth another supplies. Early buying is Manchester Recreation Depart beginners and intermediates Royal Blue Tom Jones $24. $18. ment will offer many classes *‘The Power o f Color Tickets on Sale cool $1,000 for<’^^erfect 5 strongly recommended. knitting. Patterns are included captured in sterling silver. White Tom Jones $24. $18. beginning Monday. This year’s free with this course. Black Tom Jones $24. $18. digit match. During this, special promo program includes over 15 Sandy Finnegan, .guitar \ White Pin Stripe D,B, courses available to Complete withxhain $24. $18. Now. teacher, has planned two Black Double Breasted $24. $18. A program by Bonnie Bender to inform you tion, your chances of winning Manchester residents. Some classes for adults and two for $50 how to successfully use color on the interior carry a small fee of $6 to cover children over 10 and teens. She and exterior of your home. The Lottery announces a just got a nice big boost. expenses, others are available $25,000 in Extra teaches a chord guitar and include; Jacket, Flare triple treat for people who free to rec members. provides the music for all There is a new course on how ’ w iM i i, w vtf I lo, \->uiiiino[uuM U, uUTT LinKS. Weekly Cash Prizes. students. Classes are held at 110 Shoes optional: Patents $5.00... 8 P.M. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 like money. Starting Sept. to dry and arrange dried Cedar St. Baby-sitting is . Inflation Fighting flowers. Several 'methods of available for only 50 cents. Buckles $5,00,„Regulars $3,00.., 12, we’ll draw 3 winning These special bonus draw drying are included in the •Matching Pants course. In the sewing course A qualified teacher is now ^ »OTHER COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTALS from $7.50 THE COMMUNITY ROOM numbers every Thursday. ings will add over $25,000 in Can Be Fun. women will work step by step being sought who is example: with their instructor and often experienced in all phases of WHITE CONTINENTAL DINNER JACKET, SLACKS, PLEATED SHIRT TIE First, the regular weekly $ 1,000 prizes to lucky Lottery It is refreshing these, days working right on the rec’s caning. According to the state CUMMERBUND, STUDS, CUFF LIN K S ...... $ 7 .5 AT F-IRST FEDERAL SAVINGS to get so much extra value at sewing machine. Department of Agriculture number worth' over $300,(X)0 winners each week. There will be a beginner's more food poisoning occurs DON’T BELIEVE THESE PRICES? in total cash prizes. Second, a NOTE: Experts anticipate no increase in price. Our tri sewing and an intermediate from home canned. foods than STOP IN TODAY AND SEE FOR YOURSELFI sewing course for those who Bonnie Bender will also be available to any other source. Many answer your questions concerning color at special bonus number worth long lines at stores selling Lot ple drawing will be a definite wish to learn more tailoring homemakers are canning on 2 Locations To Serve You! techniques. This course is Katz Creative Decorating, 9 • 9 on Friday, their own. The rec plans to m i September 20,9*5 on Saturday, September 21 a cool $1,000 for a perfect 5 tery✓ tickets. Increased demand boost to the economy. Espe designed to save the offer a course to provide homemaker money on high residents with all the rules digit match. Third, an extra may result in limited ticket cially when you’re a winner. priced clothes for the entire necessary to proper, safe can BONNIE BENDER family. REGAL MEN'G GHGP ning. Qualified teachers should THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" Manager of Color Marketing for Pittahurgh Paints is a nationally known color authority, Ann Madsen is back as an in send their resumes to Bea a consultant to architects and designers, and jorecasts color trends for Pittsburgh structor in leaded glass Sheftel, Manchester Rec Dept., Paints. teaching a beginner's course 41 Center St. MA/N TR/-|C/ry tPLAZA for which she will provide some materials and an advanced To register for any class call 7 ^ MANCHESTER VERNON CONNECTKUrS ’ 1 0 0 0 0 0 LOTTIRY class which will work on 643-6795. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 ★ ADMISSION BY TICKETS ONLY - FREE TICKETS projects in copper foil wrap, or 643-2478 872-0538 More ways to win. More fun than ever. three dimensional art, or useful Tennis lessons ^ 1 be offered Shown actual size MON. thru SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 MON. thru FRI. 10:00 to 9:00 may be obtained in advance at Katz Creative Decorating 9S8 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Easy Payments THIS WEEK'S DRAWIN8 WILL BE HELD AT NEW HAVEN CITY GREEN, glass articles such as candle Monday, Wednesday and ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN THURS. ’TIL 9:00 SAT.’TILS:30 holders. Friday. Ten lessons for $6. • CHAPEL AND CHURCH STS., NEW HAVEN, SEPTEMBER 19, AT 10:30 A.M. I' PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 16, 1974 — PAGE THIRTEEN Football Teams Win 3 Bulletin Board ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES Meet the Teachers Night Admitted Friday: James S h e HEBRON Man Answers,” 7:30 p.m., Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Hudson, Enfield; Matthew BOI.TON Nancy Foote Rham High School Auditorium. Blanco, Westfield St., Janine Ashbur and baby, Staf Luginbuhl, Pleasant St., Area Profile Set Wednesday hy BPTO Junior Pony the seventh annual B Flight Silk Manchester; Emanuel Borr, ford Springs; Francis Rockville; Sandra Ransom, Correspondent Thursday: Senior Citizens, Miriam Dr., Vernon; Maurice The Bolton Bulldogs, junior City Slow Pitch Tournament 228-3970 Bartholomay, Snipsic Lake Rd., West St., Rockville; Catherine Donna Holland Ske Herald regular meeting, 1 p.m., Gilead Miller, Hany Lane, Vernon; Ellington; Marc Begin, Donna Holland pony football team, defeated played at Fitzgerald Field in Silva, Tolland Ave., Rockville; The Republican Town Com Corrc!t|iondvnl Church Social Room; Mary Ann Russell, Eastview of the town baseball program, the Somers junior pony team 8- Manchester Saturday. Warehouse Point; Joyce Alice Williams, Valley View Correspondent mittee will meet Tuesday at 8 646-0375 Area Profile The following meetings an(» Republican Town Comittee, 8 Dr., Rockville; Roberta requests all boys who have not 6 in a game Saturday in Somers. The locals were defeated by Bennett, Burke Rd., Rockville; Lane, Vernon. Assessor Reviewing 646-0375 at the Town Hall. activities are planned for this p.m.. Town Office Building; yet returned their baseball un Joe Stamp scored the 8 points the Vernon Turkeys 2-0. Schmeiske, Vernon Ave., Bertha Bray, Talcottville Rd., Discharged Sunday; Howard The Bolton Parent Teacher The Bolton Bulldogs', senior week: Podium Players, tryouts for the Rockville. Correction iforms to do so tonight at 6 by on a touchdown and a conver The Bolton roster included Vernon; Mrs. Diane Chesley Blythe, Talcottville Rd., Ver Organization will sponsor a pony football team, defeated Monday: Town Clerk’s comedy “If a Man Answers,” New Homes in Town There will be a Brownie bringing them to Herrick sion. Giglio, right field; Clay Moore, Discharged Friday: Wayne and baby. Grant Hill Rd., non; Elizabeth Chertow, Meet the Teacher Night the Lebanon pony team 67-0 in a evening office hours 7-9 p.m.. 7:30 p.m., Rham High school signup Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the Memorial Park. second base; Larry Duhaime, Cook, Maple St., Rockville; Tolland; Mrs. Shirley Dumas Storrs; Paul Dauphinee, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the game Sunday in Lebanon. Midget Town Office Building; Regional auditorium. TOLLAND all-purpose room at Bolton Vamliilisiii Reported left field; Frank Pisch, pitcher; Sewer Extensions Accepted Geneva Boulanger, Middle and baby, Stafford Springs; Leominister, Mass.; James all purpose room at Bolton Palu Groves scored two The Bolton Tigers, midget Board of Education, 7;30 p.m., Vivian Kenneson Community Calendar Elementary School. It was not ' Resident State Trooper Andy Ziedler, first base; Jim Butcher Rd., Rockville; Olive Faraday, Warehouse Hart, Ambassador Dr., Elementary School. touchdowns, one on an 8-yard football team, defeated the Rham High School; Podium Friday: Sale of used school today as inadvertently reported Robert Peterson reported at Rufini, center field; Ken Josephine Cournoyer, Stafford Point; Audrey Flood, Prospect Manchester; Barry Hesse, Correspondent Monday: Planning and Zoning All parents are invited to at run and one on a 45-yard pass Lebanon midgets 44 to 6 in a SOUTH WINDSOR sewer lines, residents have the set at $12 per front foot in addi desks, 9 a.m., Hebron Elemen- Saturday. least 15 mail boxes and 6 paper Bavier, short-stop; Ray Vine, Players, tryouts for the comedy Springs; Benton Grenier, St., Rockville; Donnamarie Tel. 875-4704 Commission, 8 p.m.. Education tend to meet the new teachers interception. game Sunday in Lebanon. Judy Kuehnel right to hook up their home sep tion to the charge for the lateral Broad Brook; Joseph King, The signup will be for girls in tubes were vandalised last second base; Bob Lathrop, "If A Man Answers,” 7:30 tary School; Board of Lawler Rd., Rockville; Mary Gagne, Glenwood Rd., Assessor Walter Lawrence is Administration Building; at the elementary and center Joe Stamp scored two Six touchdowns were scored (Correspondent tic system to the public sewers. of $200. Vernon Ave., Rockville; Grades 2 and 3 who have not yet week. He said the route taken catcher; Gary Mortenson, third p.m., Rham High School Selectmen, 4:30 p.m.. Town Of Godek, Mountain St., Ellington; Norman Gauvin, checking new homes in the area Volunteer Fire Department schools as well as Joseph touchdowns, one on a 16-yard by members of the B team, 644-1364 The hookup from house to The Sewer Commission will Eugene Orne Jr., Kenneth Dr., registered as Brownies. by the alleged vandals in a car Auditorium. fice Building. Rockville; Richard Hafemann, Vernon Ave., Rockville; Robert and homes that have been Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Leonard’s Fleming, new high school prin interception and one on a 10- Mike Ouellette, 3; Chris base. The South Windsor Sewer lateral at the owner's property hold a public hearing Oct. 1 at Vernon; Patricia Schuiten, began in Coventry, went Tuesday: Democratic Town Old Town Rd., Rockville; Graham, Old Town Rd., remodeled in an effort to bring Firehouse; Boy Scout Troop 15, cipal. Return llniforms yard run. Hopper, 1; Pat Myette, 2. Ron Barry Stearns and Joe Tracy Commission has voted to line must be done by a licensed Town Hall covering the assess Saturday: Red Barn Auction, Pinney St., Ellington; through Bolton and into Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Of James Kristan, Kelly Rd., Ver alt homes up to the full 65 per 7 p.m.. United Congregational A short business meeting wiil Ernie Manning, coordinator Brett Hussey scored a nie Morrone made a conver were reserves. accept new sewer extensions drainlayer contractor who has ment charges for each in First Congregational Church, 10 Rockville; Paul Martin, Gerald Jeannette Surwill, White Rd., Manchester. fice Building; Girl Scout and non; Judith Long, Boyer Rd., Dr., Rockville; Silas McDaniel, cent of their 1971 value. Church. precede the program. John touchdown on a 55-yard pass sion. Office Closed which have been completed by been approved by the Town dividual home. All property am .; Bicentennial Picnic, 2 Rockville. Brownie leaders meeting, 8 Rockville; Judy Melendez, Apparently many residents Tuesday: Tolland Junior Eagles, principal of the elemen from Groves. Fumble recoveries were The office of Calvin Hutchin the Addison Construction Corp., Pollution Control Department. owners will be notified by mail p.m. Greyville Falls, l()6th Vernon; Mary McGill, Births Sunday: A son to Mr. p.m. Gilead Church Social Meadow Brook Rd., Ellington; have built additions or Women’s Club, 8 p.m., Tolland tary and center schools, will be Mark Ouellette scored two made by Woody Holland, Pat son, assessor building inspec Contract“G,” and Frank J. A list of approved contractors prior to the hearing of their birthday party for Alice Foote, Vernwood Dr., Vernon; and Mrs. Dennis O’Brien, South Room. Julian Percoski, Somers; Mrs. remodeled without obtaining a High School; bazaar workshop, the main speaker. touchdowns, one on a 7-yard run Myette and John Isleib. tor, will be closed Tuesday and Sheild, Inc., Contract “H.” is available at Town Hall, 644- assessment. 2-4 p.m.. Meadows Convales Maurice Miller, Hany Lane, St., Rockville; a son to Mr. and Bulldozer Vandalized Wednesday: Podium Players, Jean Potter and baby, Risely building permit. Permits are 9 a.m.. United Congregational •' Coffee and refreshments will and one on a 3-yard run. Leon Rivers, head coach, Wednesday. The acceptances were based 2511 or the Sewerage Treat Any inquiries may be sent to cent Home, Manchester. Vernon; Virginia Smith, Willow Mrs. Michael Pease, Reed St., tryouts for the comedy "If A Rd., Vernon; Elizabeth required for all forms of con Church, Religious Education be served following the Craig Jensen scored a cited as outstanding offensive Hutchinson is taking a vaca upon the. completion of all the ment Plant, 289-0185. the Sewer Commission, which Stream Dr., Vernon. Rockville. Shirshag, Buff Cap Rd., struction, including wood Building. ^ program. said he had minor problems in touchdown on a 28-yard run. players Ouellette, Myette and' tion day Tuesday. Wednesday sewer lines in each of these con Homeowners are responsible meets the second and fourth Births Saturday: A daughter BOLTON Tolland; Mrs. Rosemary Stowe decks, swimming pools, sheds Wednesday: Toiland County Arlene Sapia, PTO the past due to vandalism but Conversions were made by Mark Jensen. he will attend a hearing in tracts, inspection and accep for making arrangements and Tuesday of each month at Town You certainly can... find relief to Mr. and Mrs. Migual Fer Donna Holland and baby. Pleasant St., and finished recreation rooms. Democratic Association, 8 membership chairman, will be never has he experienced Randy Fish, Groves, Jensen, Outstanding defensively were Newington sponsored by the tance by the resident engineers, terms for payment with their Hall at 8 p.m. nandez, W. Main St., Rockville; A Wallingford contractor Rockville; Teena Tautkus, Persons seeking to renew p.m., Italian-American in attendance to accept anything like this. He has been Jae Fontanella and Peter Ryba. Chris Hopp,frr, Peter state Department of Health and the recommendation for own contractor. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. returned to his present job site Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington. their land classification should Friendship Ciub, Kingsbury registrations for family in business for himself for 12 Fumble recoveries were made McCarrick, Jeff'Jahnke, Ray concerning changes to the state their acceptance by James S. Assessment for sewer lines Minister’s Namesake Donald Schmeiske, Vernon near the Bolton-Vernon town HAY-FEVER Birth Friday: A son to Mr. complete the necessary forms Ave.; choir rehearsal, 7:30 membership in the PTO at $1 years. by Brian Molde and Hussey. Myette, Jim Kowalyshyn and health code in regards to septic Minges & Associates, Inc., con for these contracts have not Ave., Rockville; a daughter to FREE PORTS GALORE line on Lynwood Dr. last week KIEL, Germany (UPI) - A and Mrs. Michael Russell, and submit them to the p.m.. United Congregational per family. Orsini said he wants parents The entire team, both junior Gary Vine said Rivers. systems. sulting engineers. been made as yet and do not Mr. and Mrs. James Zelgler, CARACAS (UPI) - Two to find his bulldozer covered cow gave birth to a calf just Eastview Dr., Rockville. assessor by Oct. 31. Tolland has Church. in the area aware of what their and senior players, played very The streets included are; have to be paid prior to installa SINUSsiifferers Lanz Lane, Ellington; a son to million persons, including se Bulletin Board with sand. Sufthallers Lose when Defense Minister Georg Admitted Saturday: Rene two classifications — farm land children are doing. Orsini is the well said Gil Boisoneau, head Contract G; Beelzebub, tion. H«r*'f good ntw« for yovi Exclutivt ntw AUowi you to br*oth* •oiily— stops wattry Mr. and Mrs. B. Scholfield, veral thousand North Ameri The Women’s Auxiliary of the After thoroughly checking the A team managed by Mike Leber walked past a farmstead “hard cort” SYNA-CIEAR Docongotlont •yts and runny nos*. You con buy SYKA* Guertin, Hartford Tpke., and forest land. father of six children, ages 9 to However, the homeowners CLEAR at your fovorit* counlor, with* Chicopee, Mass. Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart coach. Giglio represented the town in Tax Sale Deepwood, Ellington, Felt, during a recent NATO military toblols oct intlently ond continooudy lo cans, have visited the Carib oil inlet and changing the oil as 16. must pay the connection fee of drain ond cUar oil naiol-tinvi coviHtt. On* out n**d for o prvsCrvI^. SotisfocHon Rockville; Joseph MacVarish, Admitted Sunday: Kathryn Bloodmobile Make it Blend ment will have its annual a precaution he started the Marshall Taylor, town Foster, Norman, Oakwood, exercise. The farmer, “hard cor*'' lobltl giv*» up lo 0 hours r*li*f guoront**d by mokor. try It today. bean resort island of He filed a formal complaint $400 for each housing unit to Somers Rd., Ellington; Bertha Baker, Court St., Rockville; counsel, and Elaine Potterton, Palmer, Sunnyside and Valley recognizing Leber, named the from poin and pr*tiur* of cong*»tion. Margarita during the three RAUNDS, England (UPI) - meeting tonight at 8 at the dozer and it seized up. Why? with the Vernon Police and which he connects and a permit Meitzler, Mt. Spring Rd., Margaret Bedard, West The Red Cross Bloodmobile tax collector are presently Veiw. newly born calf “Schorsch,” years it has been a free port. Local government authorities firehouse. Because vandals did a very spoke to Robert Peterson, resi Historical Society Introductory Offer Worth ...... $1.SO Tolland; Timothy Palmquist, Willington; Cecelia will be at the United preparing for the tax sale of Contract H; Arode, Hillside, fee of $15 before he can hook up the Hesse dialect expression for The finance ministry said hae ordered farmer Dick Bur Members are reminded that professional job of putting sand dent state trooper in Bolton. to the public sewer. Main St., South Windsor; Ciechowski, Dart Hill Rd., Congregational Church Friday dues are payable tonight. There seven properties in town. Locust, Nark, Poplar, Ash, Leber’s first name, Georg. Cut out this od — tok* to a drug stor*. Purchos* on* pock of the island, 280 miles north ton to put farmyard slurry on into the exhaust system, a job Orsini is offering a $200 SYNA-CLEAR 12'i ond r*c*iv* on* mor* SYNA-CIEAR 13 P<^ Fr**. Genevieve Rogowski, West St., South Windsor; Carol Gagne, from 1 to 6:30 p.m. Baby-sitting Names New Officers There will be a public auction Grace, Graham, Hayes, Assessments which will in When Leber heard of the calf's east of Caracas, now has 241 his new cowshed so it wilt blend will be an election of officers. which must have taken at least reward for any information clude a charge for the cost of Rockville. Montauk Dr., Vernon; Erika will be provided and walk-in at the town hall soon. Nevers, Steep, Doria, Hazel, name, he sent the farmer a bot Llgoftt Drug free port stores. in with adjacent buitdings. Eva Morra and Madge Morra 45 minutes, the contractor said. leading to the arrest and con the sewer line in the street in MancIvHtur Paiicada donors are welcomed. SOUTH WINDSOR Orientation The properties will be auc High, Lake and Sunset Ter. tle of liquor and congratulatory are in charge of refreshments. It will cost the contractor $4,- viction of the party or parties Judy Kuelinel The South Windsor Day Care tioned off for payment of taxes. With the acceptance of these front of the property has been letter. 000 or more to have the motor involved. The South Windsor Historical Center, sponsored by the Com on the ACHD 5 bulldozer Information should be sent rebuilt, he said. Society has elected officers for munity Service Council, will to; Robert Orsini, 297 Grieb have an orientation session Robert Orsini, the owner. its 1974-75 year. Rd., Wallingford, Conn. 06942 Thursday, Sept. 19 at 7;30 p.m. Mrs. John Burgdoft and Mrs. at St. Peters Episcopal Church Robert Toce have been elected Hall, Sand Hill Rd. co-presidents; Mrs. Marshall The orientation meeting is for ■ 1 Lamenzo, vice president; Mrs. parents who plan to use the ser Edward Walcek, recording Accidents Kill Four vice. secretary; Mrs. Clarence United Preset Inleriiuliunal Stamford police said the baby Nicholson, corresponding Mrs. Sandra Murrin, director secretary; Edward Walcek, of the Day Care Center; and Weekend traffic accidents was kilied and her parents in jured after their car and treasurer; Mrs. Bayard Pelton, Mrs. Barbara Burrill will out claimed four iives, including another were run off the road historian. line this year's program. A the state’s 29th motorcycie vic by an unidentified vehicle. The Council members are Mrs. question and answer period will tim of the year and a three- Martinez car was forced into a Roger Smith, Mrs. Vernon follow. month-old baby girl. ^ rnetal sign pole at 1;20 p.m. Peterson and Sherrill Collins. Authorities identified the vic For further information call Mrs. Charles Keen has been put tims as: The girl’s father was the Community Service Office • Elsie Martinez, three in charge of the club's various 644-2509. reported in critical condition in displays in library mu.senms months, daughter of Angel and Stamford Hospital Sunday Wanita Martinez of Stamford. night. The girl’s mother was in • Robert P. Fortunate, 20, of guarded condition at St. New Fairfield. Joseph’s Hospital. 4-H Beef Club Planned • Bette A. Robinson, 40, of Millerton, N.Y. Fortunate was killed Sunday ANDOVER Those planning to join the A fourth man, not yet iden morning after his motorcycle Donna Holland club must either own cattle, be tified by police, burned to death hit a parked tractor-trailer in a car fire in Stamford Satur (Airrexpondcnl in the process of owning cattle / s h o r t save 4.99 truck at 4:15 a.m. He was 646-0375 or have access to live beef cat our reg. 46.99 v day. Officers said the man was wedged under the truck and OP c a s h ; found about 4 p.m. An autopsy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas tle. died, although officers said he If was performed Sunday but Lariviere are organizing a 4-H All children interested in HUFFMAN BOYS’ 2 0 ” V was wearing the legally police declined to give the beef club in Andover as several raising beef cattle for a 4-H JUST $1 COASTER BRAKE BIKE required safely helmet. \ results. families raise beef cattle. The project are invited to attend a hold "Rough & Tough” bike with singie speed; cattle do not have to be pure meeting with their parents at 20” biackwall tires; hi-rise handlebars; •ocuno/v bred. the home of Mr. and Mrs. banana saddle and more. Blue color. M m Lariviere on Hebron Rd. at least 25 per store Wednesday at 7; 30 p.m. The only requirement for Peck Store children is they be eight years '■’76-191® old by Sept. 30. Chain Official For more information call Fatally Injured Mrs. Lariviere, 742-9117. t LITCHFIELD (UPI) - A. Bulletin Board AMERICAS ( i Wells Peck, former board The Conservation Commis chairman of the fashionable sion will meet tonight at 8 in the Peck & Peck store chain has Town Office Building. O F F IO A L ig ^ died at a hospital in Torrington The American Revolution of injuries received when he Bicentennial Committee will was run over by his own car last meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Office Building. BICENTENMAL week. He was 85. The chain of women's stores was started in 1890 hy Peck's father and uncle. Peck started MEDAL working for the firm in 1907 Paul Reverses while a student at Yale and con ^Other Ride^ tinued with the business after graduating from Yale Law Re-enacted The American Revolution School in 1911. Bicentennial Administration is Peck served as a Coast Guard PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - A charge it offering the only official 1974 artillery officer in World War I. modern-day patriot, replete our reg. 82.99 Bicentennial medal issued under After taking over as chief with 18th century outfit, rode up authority given by the Congress executive of the firm, he built it to Carpenters’ Hall to complete SAVE $ 7 2 ■ of the United States. The medal from 10 stores to a coast- final leg of a 350-mile journey is available in silver or bronze, to-coast operation with 70 out commemorating Paui Revere’s y and is being produced by the lets. In 1970, he retired and sold ride in 1774. COLUMBIA MEN’S 10-SPEED 2 6 ” RACER United States Mint. Paul Brooks, 19, Erdenheim, Net revenues derived from the chain. the sale of this Bicentennial His chief retirement ac Pa., the final rider on the trip Quality at a super low price for this touring derailleur 26” speedster bike with stem-mounted f5»- which began last Saturday commemorative will be distributed by tivities included raising elk shift levers, dual caliper hand brakes and slick Maes bend style handlebars. A whiz of a buy in the ARBA primarily lo help fund Bicentennial hounds, fishing and involve night, brought copies of the Suf blue. Men, hurry in and try one out for size, at least 50 per store projecis ol states, communities and non-prolit organ ment in animal humane groups, folk (Mass.) Resolves to the izations throughout the 50 slates, American Samoa. Guam. especially the Soiety for building which housed the First ALL SPREE BIKES COME FULLY ASSEMBLED Virgin Islands, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Prevention of Cruelty to Continental Congress Sunday. The official 1974 Bicentennial medal features a bust Animats. In 1774, Revere, who is more nf John Adams on the front. The reverse depicts a scene State police said Peck parked noted for his midnight ride commemorating the First Continental Congress, which his car in his garage last through Boston, traveled 319 A picture may be worth a thousand words in sentiment, We could go on, but we think you have the picture. met at Philadelphia in September 1774 Wednesday, but failed to set the miles in six days from Milton, but when it comes to selling, nothing covers the market Beneath and lo the right of the Every day thousands of people sell many thousands of ligure of Jofrn Adams is the brake. He left the car and began Mass, to deliver the Resolves to as well as a little want ad. In fact, just one word. no-longer-used items for hundreds of thousands of the Congress. They were oificial symbol ol the American walking down the sloped Classified, means many thousands of buying and selling dollars. Have you looked at your attic, basement Revolution Bicentennial. adopted by the Congress and or driveway. The car rolled out of opportunities, like homes and apartments, big and small garage lately? Designed by Robert A. the garage, hit him, and passed were a prelude to the Declara appliances, musical instruments, toys and sports Weinman, president of the tion of Independence. n over his body. He was taken to equipment, pets, repair services, new and used cars, N.itional Sculpture Society, the Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, Brooks, a member of the Picture yourself saving money on one hand and earning medal is dated '1974' and where he died Sunday. Pennsylvania Equine Council, home furnishings and all kinds of marine equipment and extra cash on the other with just one word: Classified. comes mounted in a handsome He is survived by his second rode on horseback for one mile supplies. iiiosenlation case. wife, Catherine, two sons by his to deliver copies of the A. COLUMBIA MEN’S first marriage, which ended in Resolves to Samuel Adams, 3-SPEED LIGHTWEIGHT P i divorce in 1926, and a brother. portrayed by Ken Shuttleworth, PHONE 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 public relations director for the 26” racer with Sturmey Archer 5 X coaster FORASSISTANNCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Services are scheduled for B. 3-speed hub with trigger control, biackwall Send $15 for each silver medal, $3.50 lor each bronze medal to: Wednesday at St. Michael's city's Bicentennial Commis American Revolullon Bicentennial Adminiatralion sion. tires, enamel fenders, contoured saddle. Poll Office Box 1976 A, San Francisco, Cal. 94101 Episcopal Church in Litchfield. 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Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept, 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 16, 1974- PAGE FIFTEEN Murcer At Best Reliefer Hrahosky Need Wins Mike White Repeats BALTIMORE (UPI) - Baltimore Manager Earl 19th HOLE Weaver thinks the Orioles Under Pressure need to win at least Iwo of the three games it has As Singles Net Champ Country Club Unsung Card Hero coming up beginning NEW YORK (UPI) — Just like better. The games are all critical now Tuesday against New those fabled Yankee heroes of and every game you win eliminates York. MANCHESTER OPEN NEW YORK (UPI) - Al leading total of 218 but suffered his “ We’ve got to win Iwo Winners’ circle for the second time in as many years in Britnell def. Pat Dow-Irma Boser 6-2, 6-0; Fran Lombardo-Betty SWEEPS- Net -A l Wamester yesteryear^ Bobby Murcer is at his one more game.” Hrabosky’s relief pitching for the St, 12th loss against 14 victories. out of three,’’ Weaver said the Men’s Singles Town Tennis Tournament has been Capshaw def. Lucille Kelly-Pat Kenefick 6-3, 4-6,6-1; Sue Hadge- 80-11-69, Neal Tyler 80-10-70. best when the pressure is on. Sharing center stage with Murcer in Louis Cardinals must be the best kept The Dodgers defeated Cincinnati 7- gained by Mike White. Mille Lucek drew a bye. Larry Fenn 76-6-70, George This h^s not been one of Murcer’s Sunday’s Yankee victory were Lou after Sunday’s 1-0 loss to secret of the National L eap e’s pen 1, Chicago beat New York 5-4, San The youthful blond turned back the challenge of Mickey Second round: Parliman-Everett def. Seader-Gottlieb 7-5, 6-4; Hartley 77-7-70. Gross - Tom m ore/m em orable seasons in the Piniella, who had four hits, and Larry Galord Perry and the nant race. Francisco topped Houston 8-4 after Fendell Saturday morning at Robertson Park in straight Brown-Anderson def. White-Youell 6-2, 6-3; Tobin Britnell def. Prior 74, Ted Backiel 75, Bing maioir leagues, but with the New York Gura, who won his fourth game Cleveland Indians. “But While relief stars like Mike losing the opener 6-0 and Atlanta the Yankees also have a sets. The scores in the best of three match were 6-2, 6-2. Andsaldi-Wynn 7-5, 6-2; Hadge-Lucek def. Lombardo-Capshaw 6- Miller 75, Woody Clark 76, Mike Yankees currently wrapped up in a without a loss. 3, 6-3. Marshall of the Los Angeles Dodgers, downed San Diego 3-1 in other NL pair of douhleheaders to Sunday the semifinal round was reached in the Women’s Colandro 76, Jim Pinto 76; tight pennant race, the play of the In other AL games, California Kickers —Al Freshler 77, Don Dave Giusti of the Pittsburgh Pirates games. make up, one with Doubles and the finals in one bracket and the semis in ‘ Yankee outfielder has improved trimmed Chicago 6-2, Minnesota Tarca 77, Bill King 77, Carroll and Pedro Borbon of the Cincinnati Expos 5, Pirates 4 Boston.’’ dramatically in recent days. defeated Kansas City 5-2 and Oakland another in the Men’s Doubles, Tourney Director Ray Cam- Maddox 77, Neil Shea 77, Einar Bob M urcer Reds have been constantly in the Pinch-hitter Jose Morales’ three- poseo reported. Murcer, whose hitting has been far beat Texas 4-1. Lorentzen 77, Orlando Annulli headlines, the ^-year-old Hrabosky run homer, his first in the majors, below his normal standard all season, Indiana 1, Orioles 0 White and Tom McDonald will face the winner of the 77, Charlie Watson 80, Tom has been virtually unhittable for two capped a four-run seventh inning rally (Herald photo by Dunn) hit a two-run homer to spark a 10-7 vic Gaylord Perry tossed a five-hitter match between Jack Davis-Carson Manchester vs. Jim Lavino 80. SCORE months. which gave the Expos their victory SELECTED NINE- Class A tory over Detroit Saturday and came and outdueled Ross Grimsley to notch Moulton-Paul Groobert in the championship test. Since July 14, the left-hander his over the faltering Pirates. Steve MAJOR —Dick Sleeves 29-3-26, Bill back Sunday to drive in four runs as his 20th win as the Indians nipped the BOARD East QB Frank Driscoll Carries Pigskin Following are the weekend results. Play having been teammates call “the Mad Hungarian” Renko picked up his 11th win for the reset due to Saturday’s rain. Moran 31-4-27, Stan McFarland the Yankees once again beat the Orioles. Cleveland scored the only run LEAGUE Two Kockvillo Defondvrs Move In for Tackle has allowed just one earned run in 24 Expos while Ken Brett, tagged for all 32-4-28, Bert Carlson 31-3-28; Tigers 10-2 to increase their lead in of the game in the ninth inning when American League appearances covering 37 1-3 innings. five runs in 6 1-3 innings, dropped his Class B —Al Carmienke 33-7-26, the American League East. John Lowenstein walked with the LEADERS MEN’S l)()UBI,ES He has won four games and saved six eighth decision against 13 wins. John McCallum 34-7-27, Dick ■*' The triumph, coupled with, bases loaded. EAST First round: Mike White-Tom McDonald drew a bye; Dan Barningham 33-5-28, Walter*- during that stretch and is one of the Dodgers 7, Reds 1 Deprato-Pete Heard def. Bill Krause-Ashley Saunders 6-2,1-6, 7- C le v e la n d ’s 1-0 v ic to ry over Angels 6, While Sox 2 W. L. Pet. G B Leading Batters Ferguson 34-6-28; Class. C New York 80 67 .544 - big reasons the Cardinals are IVz Jim Wynn hit a grand slam homer 6; ,Ioe Lombardo-Albert Martin def. Dave Downey-Bill Robinson Baltimore and Milwaukee’s 9-5 win Nolan Ryan pitched a three-hitter Nalioiial —Bert Brown 36-9-27,/Bob Baltimore 78 70 .527 2Vz games ahead of the Pirates in the off Borbon in the seventh inning and League Eagles-Rockville by default; Skip Ross-Paul Cox drew a bye; George Boser-Bill Larmett 40-13-27; Low gross over Boston, left the Yankees ZVz and reach^ the 20-victory circle for AB H Pet. Boston 76 70 .521 NL’s Eastern Division race. Don Sutton registered his sixth Dow drew a bye; Dan Simonelli-Ron Laliberte def. Skip Slogeski- games ahead of the Indians and SVz in the second straight year in leading the Garr, All —Terry Schilling 7,7, Dick Cleveland 72 74 .493 7% Hrabosky turned in perhaps his best straight win as the Dodgers com 576 204 .354 John Newcombe 6-2, 6-1; Mike Loveland-Steve Hirshfeld def. front of the Orioles. Angels over the White Sox. Ryan Garvey, LA Sleeves 77, Erwin Kennedy 77, Milwaukee 71 77 .480 9Vz and surely his most important perfor pleted their season series with a 12-6 587 191 .325 Hank Katz-Arthur Dauer 0-6, 6-0, 6-1; Mickey Fendell-Dave Doc McKee 77; Blind bogey The next eight days will be the most struck out seven to raise his major Zisk, Pit 489 156 .319 Detroit 67 80 .456 13 mance of the season Sunday when the edge over the Reds. Wynn’s 31st Kaplan drew a bye; Fran Leary-Marsh Warren drew a bye; Car- —Frank Maloney 100, Bert • pressure-packed part of the schedule league-leading total to 337. Denny Oliver, Pit 550 174 .316 In Scoreless Duel son Manchester-Jack Davis def. Kent Bond-Don Mellen 6-3, 6-3; WEST Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia homer gave the Dodgers a 6-1 lead and McBride, StL Brown 100. / for the Yankees, however. They Doyle had four hits for the Angels. 510 161 .316 Dan Mosler-Warren Mosler def. Rick Gowen-Bruce Gordon by PRO SW EEPS- G ross-Bill W. L. Pet. G.B. Phillies 3-1 and gained a full game on Steve Garvey followed with his 21st Buckner, LA 515 162 .315 'Jr- return home to Shea Stadium to meet Twins 5, Royals 2 By Len Auster return from Jim McCann, the Eagles default; Noel Nightingale-Ed Stevens drew a bye; Don King 73, Djck Sleeves 77. Erwin Oakland 84 64 .568 - the Pirates, who lost to the Montreal homer. Sutton has won 10-of-ll Stargell, Pit 452 142 .314 the Orioles for three games, begin Joe Decker allowed only six hits and Texas 79 Those who giveth also receiveth. were in business on their 43. Five Brookshire-Greg Kuhn drew a bye; James Eacott-Andrew Kennedy' 77; Net — Al Car I PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Com., Mon., Sept. 16, 1974 In Judgeship Controversy MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 16. 1974— PAGE SEVENTEEN Groman’s Take Two INDEX Taking two dukes in the Memorial Tournament at Congressional NOTICES Pats Knock Off Champion Dolphins 1 — Lost snd Found Pat Kidney Field in Middletown was Croman’s Sports 2 — Psrionils Shop. In the first tilt. East Haven was the victim of a 3 — Announcsfitsnts Candidates Give 4 — Entertainment four-run ninth inning rally as Groman’s won, 16-13, 5 — Auctions while in the second clash Old Sayhrook was on the FINANCIAL With Comparative Ease in Big Upset short end of a 19-US score. 8 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Views on Meskill — 9 PsrsonsI Losns In the first tilt. Bob Kowalski was four-for-five and To the Sweetest Lady 10 — Insurance NEW YORK (UPI) — Don Shula’s dream has started off of-24 passes for 177 yards. Herron carried 18 times for 88 stand up for an upset of the Eagles. The Cardinal defense Dave Zychowski four-for-six. Dave White had three Editor’s Note; The appoinl- “That has been a rather con She Heralb like a nightmare. I Know I EMPLOYMENT yards and Cunningham 21 for 87 to provide the balance. dropped Eagle quarterback Roman Gabriel five times hits in five at-hats including a homer while Bob Bran- mcnl of Gov. Thomas J. sistent practice at the national 13 — Hsip Wsnlsd Happy Birthday 14 — Shula’s dream is to surpass the late Vince Lombardi and “It seemed like everything worked today,” said trying to pass. nick's two-run roundtripper in the ninth gave Meskill to the 2nd U.S. Cir- level and I think it’s a good one CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Business Opportunities euil Court of Appeals has run FLO i 15 — Situation Wanted become the first coach ever to win three Super Bowl titles. Plunkett. “That’s what makes a good quarterback ... when Cowboys 24, Falcons 0 Groman’s the go-ahead markers. Frank ReVecchio was because it gives a screening by He has two and figured to get off on the right foot toward a everything works. We were up emotionally; this is really into widespread oppositon, a group that is independent, Love, Dum-Dum EDUCATION Roger Staubach, showing no ill effects from a broken rib four-for-five for the losers. hut until last Friday no 18 .... Private Instructions third Sunday when he sent his Miami Dolphins against the what you call being up for a game.” suffered in pre-season, ran nine yards for one score and that is apart from politics and 19 — Schoois-Ciasses Randy Smith and Dave Viara each was five-for-six Connecticut congressman that has no ax to grind,” 20 — Instructions Wanted New England Patriots. “Everyone wanted this one bad,” said defensive back passed 52 yards to Golden Richards for another to spark in the win over Old Sayhrook. Kowalski, White and hud taken a stand on it. Here After all, here was a team that had lost only two games Ron Bolton. “These cats just believe we can do it. I could Ratchford said. REAL ESTATE Dallas over the Falcons. Atlanta could not penetrate into Ron Riordan each hit three safeties in five at-hats with is a look at the positions of a “ As much as I like Tom 23 — Homes for Sale in the last two years playing against a rebuilding group see it in practice that our yoUng defensive guys could Cowboy territory until the third period and managed only 24 — Lols-Lsnd lor Ssls Riordaii homering. numher of congressmen and Meskill as a person, I could not □ NO TICES PHONE 25 — 643-2711 Investment Property that struggled to win five games last year. play.” 108 total yards. eongressional candidates. approve such a nomination 26 — Business Property But the nightmare started early and when it was all “It’s a helluva start,” smiled second-year Coach Chuck Vikings 32, Parkers 17 By MARK MILLER 27 — Resort Property without the approval of the Lost end Found FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 28 — Real Estate Wanted : over, Shula saw his Dolphins on the short end of a 34-24 Fairbanks. “Maybe it’s the start of good things to come.” Chuck Foreman scored on runs of 18, one and three yards HARTFORD (UPI) - Three bar,” he said. MISC. SERVICES ) decision. In other opening day action Sunday, Pittsburgh blasted to lift the Vikings over Green Bay. John Brockington ran candidates for Congress have Buckley, who said he had Help Wanted 13 31 — LOST - 6 month old black and Help Wanted 13 Help y/antad 13 Services Offered ! Little Mack Herron, a 5-foot-5 refugee from the Cana Baltimore 30-0, St. Louis stunned Philadelphia 7-3, Cincin one yard and Steve Odom 18 for the Packer TDs. expressed reservations over argued before the 2nd U.S. Cir brown German shepherd puppy. 32 — Painting-Papering CUSTOM REUPHOISTERING 33 — Building-Contracting dian Football League, started it for New England with a nati ripped Cleveland 33-7, Washington edged the New Republican Gov. Thomas J. cuit Court 20 times or more, Vicinity Porter Street, Wearing EXPERIENCED operator, 34 Bengals 33, Browns 7 ADVERTISING NURSES’ AIDES - All shifts. SECRETARY - To $7500. East- — Rooling-Siditfg 14-yard touchdown run and after Larry Csonka helped tie York Giants 13-10, Minnesota whipped Green Bay 32-17, Meskill’s nomination to the 2nd said he disagreed with “the blacky collar. Call 649-6040. excellent commission and in 35 ~ Heating-Plumbing Ken Anderson threw TD passes of 19 yards to Isaac Chir- Rockville Nursing Home. Call 36 — U.S. Circuit Court following a whole mechanics of the centive program. Call Mrs. of-river company needs Flooring the game with a one-yard plunge, Jim Plunkett took over. Chicago beat Detroit 17-9, Houston defeated San Diego 21- tis and 25 to Bob Trumpy and Lamar Parrish returned a DEADLINE Mrs. Watson, 875-0771. someone who can work on her 37 — Moving-TrucKing-Storage firm endorsement of Meskill nomination.” Clark, Tres Chic Beauty Salon, 36 Servicss Wsnlsd : He threw 13 yards to Reggie Rucker for one score, set up 14, San Francisco topped New Orleans 17-13, Dallas punt 62 yards for another to spark the Bengals over □ FINANCIAL 12:00 noon the day before own most of the time. Good — Friday by Rep. Robert H. He said nominations for 303 East Center Street, 643-2483. ■ John Smith’s 21-yard field goal and then ran five yards for crushed Atlanta 24-0, Los Angeles held off Denver 17-10 Cleveland. publicetion. typing and shorthand a must. MISC. 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Experience required. ; “We saw it on the films,’’ moaned Shula. “They’re much to rookie Lynn Swann and a four-yarder to Frank Lewis. season, had TD runs of one, eight and three yards to lift Meskill has never argued a oniy one incorrect insertion and Lockwood at Lynch Motors, 53 — Apartments for Rent fabric samples. No obligation. Eve Democratic nominee in the 6th* case before the bench tor which ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Apply in person. Burnside Con then only to the' size of the 54 — Homes for Rent ► improved. They have a lot of young kids on defense. Inc., 646-4321. — Pittsburgh’s defense stymied the Colts and knocked out Houston, which won only once all last year, over San ning appointments welcome. valescent Home, 870 Burnside original insertion. Errors which A pply at: 55 Business for Rent District, said he objected to he has been nominated, accord — ' They’re not going to make the big mistakes they did last quarterback Marty Domres with bruised ribs in the first MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Ave., East Hartford. do not lessen the value of the 56 Resort Property for Rent Diego. Amudson provided the winning score with 13:20 left THE LE-MI CORPORATION 57 _ Wanted to Rent “cronyism...especially in such ing to the court’s clerk. mortgages — interim financing advertisement will not be cor ’ year. And their offense was a tough one to stop last year. quarter. after Dan Fonts threw 29 yards to Gary Garrison for a tie. 56 - Misc for Rent a high level appointment” and Buckley said Meskill’s lack of rected by an additional inser 1 Mitchell Drive, Manchester •'Plunkett really makes it go.” — expeditious and confidential MIGHT CREW Rams 17, Broncos 10 49ers 17, Saints 13 hoped for a “more experienced trial experience would be a MATURE, reliable woman to tion. 643-2362 AUTOMOTIVE service, J.D. Real Estate PRODUCE STOCKERS — I Plunkett, who had one of his finest days as a pro, hit 14- Cullen Bryant returned a kickoff 84 yards for a Rookie Sammy Johnson ran nine yards for a score with For a Limited Time! person than Gov. Meskill.” babysit two children, 2 hours 61 Autos for Sate worse disadvantage on the Assoc. 646-1980. 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Namath Off Mark about it after the Senate tant part. steady to do light bookkeeping, Judiciary hearings scheduled to “I would have questions We are seeking an accounts 205 Sponcer Streot Cardinals 7, Eagles 3 payable clerk to work in our phones, public contact, taking AUTOMOTIVE PARTS NEW HAVEN (UPI) — New York Giants rookie Coach start Tuesday. about it (the nomination) at the □ EMPLDYMENT orders and selling. Mature per Mancheater M /F An Equal Opportunity Employar Customer Service, — A growing Jim Hart threw a four-yard TD pass to Donny Anderson Re-Upholstery Both Rep. Robert H. Steele, main office. Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 Bill Arnsparger prefers to shoulder the blame. As Chiefs Top Jets trial level,” Buckley said. “And son preferred. Write Box “EE” automotive warehouse dis in the second quarter and the St. Louis defense made it k Special Group of Fabrics Available p.m., Monday through Friday. Manchester Herald stating AIDES His team’s inept offensive display went a long way R-Conn., Republican nominee I have mixed feelings about it Help Wanted 13 • tributor is seeking a person toward a 13-10 loss to the Washington Redskins in its ------V ------for governor, and Rep. Ronald at the appellate level. I’ll salary requirements and ALL SHIFTS with parts and counter KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Joe Namath threw four Add yurt of btiuty PART-TIME janitorial work, Excellent company-paid experience it any. JR. SECRETARY - to $135 per opening NFL game Sunday but Arnsparger wasn’t blaming A. Sarasin, R-Conn., seeking a definitely have more to say Full and part-time positlona experience for their customer touchdown passes Sunday. Unfortunately for the New York and comfort tv your second term from the 5th about it after the hearings.” mornings or evenings, benefits. Apply week. East of river company service department. 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Democratic nominee for political cronyism in the other provided including membership working conditions, paid goal attempts. Herald, giving age, experience, Super Bowl IV championship. Congress in the 4th District, branches, then we should not in three Multiple listing holidays, vacation, sick leave (KINVALESCENT HOME Arnsparger defended the lackluster performance of his Kansas City’s pass rush was virtually non-existent and Specialists In Custom-Made Fabric A Plastic Slipcovers previous employment. systems. Mr. Belfiore, 647-1413. and other fringe benefits. Op HEY KIDS! 14-year veteran quarterback. Norm Snead. said Meskill's political have it in an appointment to the MANCHESTER Namath appeared as though he would pick the Chiefs experience would be a plus on bench, especially in such a high- portunity to run own depart 647-9194 Want to make good money working only a few hours “Snead’s performance was like mine. I called some 1115 Main Street MECHANIC - Part-time, ment. Call Bill Lowry at W. G. apart. He threw 14 and seven-yard scoring passes to scrying cortncclicut homcmskcis since flOO Manchester, Conn. 06040 the court and would make up level appointment," Moffett experience necessary. Apply in a week. No liniit to hdw much you can earn. Three plays that were not too good and he called some of his own Glenney Company, 336 North Richard Caster and Eddie Bell for an early 13-0 lead. for his lack of experience in said. person. Boland Motors, 369 salesladies wantede l l at Pilgrim Main, Manchester for appoint nights per week. We train. which were better,” said Arnsparger. “Our defense stood Then came the wrong-way mistakes. court. “Given the questions raised Center Street, Manchester. Mills Fabric Store, 434 Oakland ment, or come in between 2 and up but we never got anything going all day against a fine The gimpy-kneed quarterback was hardly touched all Christopher J. Dodd, about the appointment by Street, 646-4422. 4 p.m. HOSTESSES wanted - VIP Club blau SERVICE STATION Attendant and Health Spa. No experience Washington defense. We failed to move the ball in first afternoon, the Chiefs’ defense failing to dump him once. furniture stores • CASH Democratic nominee in the 2nd members of ^ e bar, I would Call 647-9946 down situations and we have to win on first downs. We just District, said he would “await hope that we could appoint a - Part-time days. Apply in per necessary, flexible hours. App “It was just two big plays that did us in,” said Charley 346 Cl>06 je d - 5 3 0 0 6 4 3 4139 DENTAL HYGIENIST, • CHARGE issuance of the Bar son. Boland Motors, M9 Center AVON ly 1169 Main Street, East Hart Manchester Evening Herald have to execute better.” Winner, making his debut as Jets’ coach. “Our pass more experienced person than Street, Manchester. expanded duties for periodon ford, or call 249-3319, 9-noon. Assocication's report and hear Gov. Meskill," he said. tist call 646-1429. Snead constantly overthrew his receivers in key protection was 100 per cent improved over last week.” • BUDGET TERMS TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT the pros and cons of the subject Giaimo called Meskill DENTAL Assistant- FOR CHRISTMAS...I’ll tell HAIRDRESSER WANTED - situations and tossed to interceptions, one in the first PLYWOOD wholesaler has period which was returned for a touchdown by Mike Bass. debated before the Senate “honest and hardworking” with Experienced perferred. Will you how to earn the $$ to pay Experienced, with following, Judiciary Committee.” “integrity and dedication. tram. Good knowledge of typing opening for truck driver, class paid vacation, Blue Cross in ; On a fourth and one situation at the Redskins 28, Doug for it when you become an Meskill’s name was sub “He is a self-made man from and business office procedure II license, steady work, surance, salaiw plus up to 60% excellent pay. Apply in person. Avon Representative. ; Kotar the Giants’ rookie workhorse for the day, carried mitted for White House con the great American middle required. Write Box “DD”, Beautiful jewelry, cosmetics, commission. Excellent working ; out a fake punt to the Washington 18. Moments later, Pete Manchester Herald. Allied Plywood, 2882 Main conditions and good hours. For sideration last spring and class, and he knows and un Street, Hartford. gifts from the world’s largest Robert J. Smith, Inc., local general Insurance agen ' Gogolak kicked a 33-yard field goal for the only score in the forwarded to the Senate derstands the problems and interview call. Looking Glass W b en p eop k TRUCK DRIVER- Steady cosmetics company are ready II, Manchester, 646-0457. cy, Is seeking a personable reliable Individual who . game generated by the offense. Judiciary Committee by Presi aspirations of the poor and the work, must be dependable. to show and sell now. would like to enter the Insurance field. Previous Washington’s second score was set up when Bass dent Nixon during his last week low and moderate income Class II license required, apply TAAIMakers MATURE saleswoman - Full selling experience Is not necessary as excellent ; recovered a Snead to Joe Dawkins pass that was jarred in office. The American Bar people,” Giaimo said. “He will in person. Central Connecticut AU-AROUND MACHINISTS Call me at 289-4922. time for children’s wear shop. Association opposes the reflect the attitudes and beliefs Co-Op Farmers Association training Is available. Pleasant working conditions ; loose by safety Ken Stone on the Giant 37. Seven plays are in need of help BRIINXPORT OPERATORS Apply in person, Mari-Mads, later, Larry Brown rolled around the left side from the five nomination. of the middle class, and the Inc. 85 Milk Street, Williman- 691 Main Street. with bright future for right party. If Interested, please tic.Conn. Top wages, fringe benefits EVENING - Part-time help, • and bowled over Giant defenders to score the winning TD. (UPI photo) Ratchford said he based his higher courts need people like mall either your resume or statement of your opposition on procedures used this. and overtime. Minimum 3 and closers needed immediate ' It appeared the Giants might come alive when Kotar ly. Apply at Burger King, 467 FRIENDLY IGE SHOP in nominating for state “He has developed great PAINTING Estimator - years experience required. qualifications to our office at 963 Main Street. All returned a kickoff 53 yards to the Redskins 44 but Snead Airborne for Touchdown they come to Excellent opportunity for in Must be able to set up and Center Street, 646-6080. SHOPPING CENTER judgeships. experience as a governor, con mm replies will be held In confidence. dividual with experience in all ; was unable to move the Giants. Snead’s best effort of the Sam Cunningham Svon-sfor l*ats “ As long as 1 have been in the gressman, soldier and lawyer,” work from blueprints. Apply now has openings for phases of estimating and at WOMEN WANTED - Mothers day came on a 42-yard drive in the first period, which Connecticut General Giaimo said. “These project coordination. Send brief with school age children breakfast help. No experience I stalled on the Redskin 42, and forced the Giants to settle the United Way. Assembly," he said, “the prac experiences in my opinion resume to P. 0. Box 8232, East PARAGON TOOL preferred, complete details necessary. Hours to suit your ! for Gogolak’s field goal. tice by governors — including make him highly qualified to be Hartford,. All replies confiden COMPANY given in personal interview. schedule. Paid training Call Vanda 875-7357 after 3. provided. Apply in person 9-11 The Redskins offense was only a little better as kicking Gov. John Dempsey and Gov. a judge of the United States Cir tial. 121 Adams Street .specialist Mark Moseley missed three field goal attempts Meskill — was that every name cuit Court.” a.m or 3-5 p.m. Monday to be submitted as a judge first Other candidates could not be NURSE’S aide- 3-11 or 7-11, ______lyiaofiliflalM______TELEPHONE Interviewers • through Friday. ;in the last 47 seconds of the first half. To work part-time from own ADVERTISING DISPATCH had to receive clearance from reached by UPI in the survey, part-time. Apply Laurel Manor, An Equal Opportunity Employar 91 Chestnut Street. homes. Interesting work for We’re looking for a personable, energetic person to perform the Connecticut Bar Associa which began Friday. DEPENDABLE Woman - Of fice experience helpful, must be well-known department store, a variety of duties within our advertising department In College Grid Roundup tion. 3-4 hours daily, 5 days per week, cluding the proofing of advertising and the delivery of When the United PRODUCE CLERK - Part-time competent typist, good speller GAL FRIDAY - who. can mornings. Apply in person. and have pleasant telephone with some evening calling. No operate billing machine, varie advertising tearsheeis. i nis person must nave basic typing Ribicoff Aide Denies Highland Park Market, 317 technique. Centrally located of experience necessary, we are ty of other duties, flexible ability and a car for on the job use. Twice monthly salary and Highland Street. fices in downtown Hartford. In willing to train. To begin im hours, great benefits and automobile mileage expense. First Major Upset door parking provided. Hours 8 mediately apply stating name, salary. East of river, fee paid. Please call for an appointment is in need of help PART-TIME evening help a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 549-6722 for address, telephone number, Richard P. Rita Personnel Ser Conflict of Interest DUANE EDMONDS HARTFORD ART SCHOOL wanted at Shakey’s Pizza appointment. business experience if any, to vices, 164-East Center St., WASHINGTON (UPI) - A the agency responsible for Parlor, Vernon. Apply in per Box “E” Manchester Herald. Manchester. 646-3441. Director of Advertlalng By Arkansas Squad for spokesman for Sen. Abraham leasing federal office space. son, Vernon Circle. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD DEMONSTRATORS - Sell gifts ; NEW YORK (UPI) — “Caution” has always been the by- Junior and Senior High School Students it comes A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., says the Ribicoff is in line to become senator’s investments in a firm chairman upon the retirement BOOKKEEPER - For SALES and toys. Name brands: Fisner- 643-2711 ______»word among college football coaches, and John McKay Painting • Sculpture • Drawing receiving nearly $13 million a in January of Sen. Sam J. Ervin construction-oriented Price, Fenton. Earn up to 30%. businesses in Vernon area. Absolutely no investment. Free proved why last Saturday. year from 19 government ren-, Jr., D-N.C. TECHNICAL SALES REP McKay, coach of Southern Full-charge responsibilities, kit. Car necessary. Treasure RN 14 and No. 10 Houston to the people tals is not a conflict of interest. Other political figures who full-time. Pleasant new modern Conn., Western Mass. & Vermont House party plan. Call “Miss 12 weeks: September 21 - December 14 have an interest in the firm, the 'California, had openly blanked Rice 21-0. The Connecticut Sunday office facility. Send resume in A major manufacturer In the graphic aria Held haa an outatanding op Jean" collect 491-2100. SUPERVISOR - FULL-TIME - 3-11 boasted that this . year’s Elsewhere, No. 14 Texas Class hours: 9:00 am - 12 noon Herald said Ribicoff was newspaper said, are Chief dicating experience and salary portunity for a Technical Salea Repreaentallve. Applicant should be sell RN’S OR LPN’S .Trojan squad could be the Tech whipped Iowa State 24- “among major investors” in Judge David L. Bazelon of the requirements to Box “ CC*^’ starting, aggressive, ambitious Individual with a good knowledge ol U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Manchester Herald. offset cameras In graphic arts field. e* ■equal of the 1972 team which 3, No. 16 North Carolina Tuition for 12 weeks: $75 the real estate and construction FULL OR PART-TIME firm, which is the federal Washington; Judge J. Skelly RNS - LPNS won the national cham State topped Duke 35-21, No. Good salary plus expenses and commission. Exceptional benefits In Competitive salary, plus company-paid life, health and pionship. “I think we have Register September 16-20 government’s largest landlord Wright, on the same bench; Abe ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS clude a liberal vacation policy, family health plan and retirement 7-3 PART-TIME major medical Insurance along with paid holidays, sick 17 Florida edged California in Arlington, Va., and has Fortas, retired U.S. Supreme program. Phone Mr. E. Newman at (617) 890-0173, between the hours • as good as chance to be No. 1 Monday thru I riday 9:00 am - 4:.10 pm' TOYS and GIFTS of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. 3 -11 F U L L - T I M E days and other benefits makes this an opportunity to In 21-17, No. 18 Pittsburgh properties elsewhere. Court Justice and his wife Work now thru December. Competitive pay scale: vestigate. Come In and see our facilities. 'as anybody,” McKay said squeaked by Florida State 9- Citing General Services Ad Caroline, and form er U.S. HARTFORD ART SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD F R E E Sample kit. No Benefits; paid vacation, sick late last week. 6 and Tulane, also tied for ministration records, the Supreme Court Justice Arthur MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME 200 Bloomfield Avenue, West Hartford, Conn. experience needed. Call or pay, life insurance, major That statement will go 18th, eked out a 17-16 newspaper said that before Goldberg. l5IBIEI5ISI5l5l5\St5l5\5\5l515l5l5IS5IZH31BtHISI515l5ISIS151BIB1SIEU5IS\HIBIBtBt3IS\HI 333 BIDWELL STREET. MANCHESTER 6 Telephone 243-4393 write SANTA’S PARTIES, medical insurance, disability down in the book of famous Ribicoff became senator 12 As of April, the Herald said, BAILEY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Call 9-3 p.m., 347.9191 triumph over Southwestern Avon, Conn., 06001. pay, paid holidays. Drop in -last words. An unheralded Louisiana. years ago, the Charles E. Smith the Smith company held 19 Telephone 1/673-3455. federal leases, 13 of them o f M an ch ester and see our modern facilities. Arkansas team, completely Co. of Washington had only one ALSO BOOKINQ PARTIES overlooked in the pre-season lease with the federal govern awarded under President John I FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER $115, Must handle every MEADOWS ratings, sprung the first ment. son and five under President accounting procedure In moderate size ottlce, Nixon. CONVALESCENT CENTER major upset of the 1974 Ted Leary, Ribicoff’s ad HARDWARE store clerk - Full The Herald said officers of time man. Apply in person, CIVIL ENGINEER l year min. lull t Ime work experlence| season Saturday when the Decoupage Classes ministrative assistant, told UPI 333 BMwell SL TOWN OF MANCHESnR Sunday that none of the projects the company gave contributions Barrett Plumbing Supply, 331 $13,000. Some travel Manchastar, Conn. Razorbacks defeated the in which the senator had in totaling $55,000 to President Broad Street. 647-9191 9-3, woahdaya POSITION VACANCY fourth-ranked Trojans 22-7 6-Week Course vested have any government Nixon's re-election campaign. TRANSCRIPTIONIST $140. Good benefits, free parking BOOKKEEPER - Full-time, at Little Rock, Ark. tenants. Their names were on a secret 37 1/2 hrs. weekly. experience in all phases of GAL FRIDAY - To $135. East- MANAGEMENT ANALYST In other games involving “Sen. Ribicoff’s relationship contributors list made public by bookkeeping through general the top 10 ranked teams last • ^6.00 Fee, Payable In Advance with the Smiths has been a long Nixon’s secretary. Rose Mary LEGAL SECRETARY Excellent position for someone of-river company needs ledger, preparing quarterly excellent typist and someone $10,000 annual salary with excellent benefits. Saturday, No. 1 Ohio State standing and open one,” Leary Woods, at the trial of former payroll tax returns, pleasant with good shorthand. experienced with Dictaphone. Four year college degree in liberal arts or defeated Minnesota 34-19, • Starting Mon., September 23rd said. “None of his funds have Attorney General John N. working conditions, small of All benefits and fairly flexible SECRETA RY with some insurance background. business required. Knowledge of local govern No. 2 Alabama nipped No. 11 ^gone into any government Mitchell and former Commerce fice in Manchester. 563-8091. liours. Fee paid. Richard P. Secretary Maurice H. Stans. Small office $150. ment operations desirable. This position Is part of Maryland 21-16, No. 5 ‘projects.’’ Rita Personnel Services, 164 • Time: 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. at Paul’s Leary said Ribicoff was at an The newspaper said a bank WANTED - Mature woman to East Center Street, .Comprehensive Manpower Program. Applicants Michigan topped Iowa 24-7, care for three children, live in. KEYPUNCHER $3.25 hourly. Full time position with economic “mini-summit” in through which some Smith Manchester. 646-3441. must be screened to determine economic eligibili No. 6 Nebraska crushed Transportation necessary. flexible hours. Pittsburgh and could not be company projects are financed, ty. Please call 649-4558 or see Mrs. Mustls at the Oregon 61-7, No. 7 Penn References, phone 289-2817. All Fm * Employar Paid HABYSITTER wanted - reached Sunday. Riggs National Bank, last State Unemployment Bureau, 806 Main Street, State edged No. 18 Stanford PAUL’S PAINT & DECORATING CENTER Since he has been a senator, Wcember assumed respon llomestead Street area, The United Way of Greater Hartford PHONE from home to service -8 1 5 0 Thur.sday evenings, occasional Manchester. 24-20, No. 8 Texas whipped 615 Main St., Manchester Phone 649-0300 Ribicoff has been on the Senate sibility for the management of our customers for super ear 1924-1974 50 Y E A R S O F S E R V IC E Ribicoff’s financial interests weekends, one child three years Boston College 42-19, No. 9 Government Operations Com nings. Choose own hours. Call old. 646-3397 after 5. LSU clobbered Colorado 41- mittee, which oversee the GSA, via a blind trust. 673-2995. K ■ m m s 1^ ^ PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Sept. 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 16, 1974 — PAGE NINETEEN Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Building-Contracting 33 Articles for Sale 4t Articles for Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 41 Rooms for Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Huelness lor Rent 55 CARPENTRY - Repairs, NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 MATURE experienced file CAN YOU AFFORD $205.18? COVENTRY - Owner will COPPERTONE 30” Electric MANCHESTER - Contem remodeling, additions, roofing. cents each. Inquire side door. WIDOW, aged 37, would like to FOUR ROOM Flat - Second clerk, full time days, call Seven room Colonial. Modern finance year 'round four rooms, porary 8-room tri-level, four Range - Oven top and bottom, PLEASANT 6-room flat - FIVE-ROOM apartment - Se MANCHESTER - Small store country sized kitchen with dis Call Davief Patria, South Wind Manchester Evening Herald. share apartment. Call 525-0038. floor, heat, parking and yard. Garage, carpeting, central, cond floor, garage, two Nelson Freightways, Inc., 47 garage, privately set, excellent B / W Realty Is large bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, excellent condition. $250. Can Convenient to busses. Adults, for rent, heat included. East Street, hwasher. Three bedrooms, first sor, 644-179y. adult family unit preferred. No children, no pets, security. $185, Available immediately. Securi t, Rockville,,872-9121. 1 area. Only $14,500. Lessenger magnificent view of Hartford WE BUY and sell used fur be seen at 90 Lydall Street, no pets. $170 monthly. Write floor family room, wall-to-wall Co. Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. proud to announce 4fr READ IMS.. [B Manchester between noon and 7 ROOMS with kitchen children, no pets. 649-5051, 643- 646-6072. ty required. $125. Eastern, 646- skyline, sunken patio off family WES ROBBINS carpentry niture. Cash on the line. One privileges, centrally located, 14 Box “E E ” Manchester Herald. carpeting. Only $31,500. Private room facing private woods. danlal (. real# MIS p.m. 6733. 8250. mortgage at 9% available, only the association of remodeling specialist. Ad piece or an entire housefull. Arch Street. FOUR-ROOM, newly fur GAL FRIDAY - full tim e, Asking $66,900. Warren E. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 AVAILABLE September 29th, 2 mature lady, typing and diver 20% down. Pasek Realtors, 289- $24,500 - Buys this 7-room Cape, Norma Marshall Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. SOLID, Honduras Mohogany nished, newly redecorated, se 7475, 742-8243. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Main Street Rear, behind ROOM FOR gentleman, bedroom apartment at 132 West THREE-BEDROOM apart cond floor, private entrance, sified office duties. Phone 646- three bedrooms, fireplace in dresser with mirror and cnest- Center St., second floor. Adults, OFFICE SPACE living room, dining room and 649-3446. Douglas Motor Sales. parking, kitchen privileges, ment, all appliances, carpeting, parking, heat included. Adults 3055. with their firm. CUSTOM RANCH - Steel beam, on-chest, $100 each, firm. Call n o ^ ^ , parking, reasonable. IMMACULATE L-shaped family room, 11/2 baths, base 643-0057. refrlgerator/freezer, washer swimming m o I and recreation only. Main Street location. FOR RENT Call Norma at 647- plaster construtjtion. Recently LEON Cieszynski buiider - new CLEAN USED refrigerators, and dryer, air-conditioner. 643- area. Available October 1st, Ranch, first-floor family room ment. Jackston Agency, 646- remodeled kitcnen with dis Thomas J. Blanchard Real 250 square feet, center of HRST. homes custom buiit, ranges, automatic washers, 5600. Lydall Street, Manchester, $350 Estate. 646-0299 or 649-5781. and . laundry, carpeted living 1316. Manchester, air-conditioning 1419 for all your hwasher, self-cleaning double with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s SIZE 5, wedding gown, FOUR-ROOM apartment, full per month. Call 646-6555, 649- room with fireplace, formal remodeled, additions, rec excellent condition, cathedral and parking. Call: 643-9551. oven range and disposal. King The first place you should go, whether rooms, garages, kitchens Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- ONE ROOM, private bath, size kitchen, self-cleaning 6259, 1-4 p.m. WANTED dining room, large enclosed real estate needs. master bedroom, rec room, length train. After 5, 875-2433. remodeled, bath tile, cement 2171 parking, convenient location, stove, 2-door refrigerator, MANCHESTER - Brand new Florida room, 3 bedrooms, 2 STORRS - Drastically reduced enclosed treed yaTd. 30’s. Call buying or selling real estate, is Reale’s spacious cabinets and closets, baths, approximately 1,'iOO $3,400 to $29,500. Six ropm Cape, work. Steps, dormers. Residen TAG SALE - September 21-22, nicely decorated, $30. weekly. three-bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 Sam l-rctircd person fori Ruth Heffernan, 342-1923. J. Corner. They offer Professional Service for all tial or commercial. Call 649- SCREENED loam, gravel, Call 649-5729. heat, hot water included, fully Wanted to Rent 57 square feel of living area. A three bedrooms, close to BOLTON -- Mini estate. Cape Watson Beach Real Estate Co, rain, shine. 10-4, no earlier, 343 FOUR ROOM APARTUNT baths, full basement, includes lanitorlal work, ate. MANCHESTER - West side, Real Estate needs. They 4291. processed gravel, sand, stone, tiled bath, cross ventilation, appliances. $275 per month. T. must see! $42,900. Philbrick college, in-ground pool, garage, with six generous size rooms, 1 647-9139. Charter Oak Street. Antiques, 55 Wells street. Central heat, stove. Contact Mika Hardall newer quailty built Ranch, and fill. George H. Griffing, PLEASANT room for working air-conditioning, basement J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577 HELf’ - Responsible family Agency, 646-4200. Lessenger Company, Realtors, l/2baths, fireplace, modern advertise many listings collectibles, and miscellaneous. storage, laundry facilities, good 1140 per month. 646-8713, 423-9291. large country kitchen, rec CARPENTRY - Porches, gar Inc., 742-7886. gentleman, parking, near bus needs clean 6-room apartment. FineERALDFORD kitchen with dining area, king room, enclosed porch. High MANCHESTER - four every day to maintain a ages, additions, bathrooms, line. References required. location, on bus line, $215 in FR M C IS L BOLAND AGENCY Reasonable rent. Manchester size bedroom, shed dormer, 1967 GTO, dual gate automatic, 3 1/2 ROOMS, immaculate 30’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- bedrooms, older home, recently high level of readership, kitchens, houses, repairs. Free LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Phone 647-9033. cluding garage. Lease, security 315 B R O A D 8T. only Call 649-0473 after 6 Phone 875-3369 TOLLAND garage. Approximately two redecorated, 1 1/2 baths, cen blue, black hardtop. 17’ restored Colonial home, heat, 0131. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen yard delivered. Phone 64^3109. deposit. No pets. 646-2968, 649-1018 649-7055 hot water, parking, central. No COVENTRY - High 20s. Five acres of manicured lawns and tral, 2-car garage, pleasant lot which in turn brings im Dumphy, 55 hp Homelite motor, evenings 742-8084. r e n t o r i u y w it h o p t io n Martin, 646-7295. FURNISHED Rooms For Rent children, pets. Middle-aged room Ranch, fireplace, full shrubs with small stream on with shade trees, delightful mediate interest in their tr a i le r . 1967 H onda 305 MUST SELL - Restaurant Superhawk. 643-8172. - $22 per week, centrally couple preferred. 643-2171 AUTOMOTIVE Business Opportunity 14 basement, private, non-through rear of property. Philbrick rear and front porch, full base Eight-room Colonial, 4 OWNER MUST SELL houses for sale. And peo TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY eq^uipment. 4’ gas char-broiler, located, 146 Center Street. Call MANCHESTER - New deluxe 2- KEENEY SCHOOL area, before 6 p.m. street. Immediate occupancy. Agency, 646-4200. ment and attic. Low 40s. Keith 18 and 36” gridles, 2 electric 649-0013. bedrooms, 2'/i baths, family REDUCED ple com e to R eale’s Carpentry and general contrac Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 bedroom Townhouse, full base newer duplex, three bedrooms, Aufot For Sale 81 MUST SELL established carpet Lessenger Company, Realtors, Real Estate, 649-1922, 646-4126. ting. Residential and commer fryers. Inquire Hartford Road room, fully carpeted and MANCHESTER - Charming, Jordt Street - Immaculate 7 ment. Includes heat, IVz baths, carpeting, cleaning business plus vehicle 646-8713, 423-9291. Corner to sell their house, cial. Whether it be a small Dairy Queen. BUSINESS WOMAN would like appliances. weli-maintained aluminum room Cape. Must be seen. THE BOWERS Place - 75 DOG-CAT boarding reser appliances, carpeting, pool. appliances, basement patio and NEED CAR’’ Credit bad? and equipment. Call 872-2537. or other property. So repair job, a custom built home to share lovely home in quiet $255 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, APARTMENT sided 6-room Cape with garage Large bedrooms, formal Deming Street, Manchester. vations. Combined inside/out- fenced yard. Security and Bankrupt'’ Repossessed’’ remember, if you are in or anything in between, call 646- ELECTROLUX vacuum side runs, partitioned privacy, residential neighborhood with Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. references. $250 monthly plus Honest Douglas accepts lowest CARVEL Ice Cream store for on lovely, large, private, treed dining room, full wall Eight-room older house, 3-car cleaner, excellent condition, all professional or business RENTAL OFFICE 4-REDROOM lot. $31,900. Principles only. 647- garage, large and small storage 1379. germicidal lighting. Canine utilities. 649-7085. down, smallest payments. sale in shopping center, loca SEN fT R Y terested in either buying ------We have q large variety of fireplace, 2-car garage with ^ attachments, $59.86, Kirby up Holiday Inne, 200 Sh^don Road, woman. Large, sunny MANCHESTER - Family-style Douglas Motors. .345 Mam tion East Hartford. Available RANCH 9614. sheds, 11/2 acres land. Owner, redecorated bedroom with deluxe one and two-bedroom Realtors cellar. Private yard. Now 644-0513. or selling real estate, STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, right vacuum cleaner, $69.50, Manchester, 646-5971. 2-bedroom Townhouse, full THREE BEDROOM duplex, immediately. Must sacrifice good condition. Repairs on all bath. Garage. References apartments and townhouses 872-7311 ...and that’s just the begin HEBRON — Conventional 7 $37,900. come to Reale’s Corner fireplaces, flagstone terraces, basement. Includes heat, appliances, two children TOYOTA - See us for reliable for less than original cost. Only ning. Add iVi baths, family concrete repairs, inside and Brands. Free pick-up and exchanged. Reply Box appliances, carpeting. $240 accepted, no pets, October 1st throughout Manchester. Ren used Toyotas with our 66-day $10,000 down. Call Mr. Ford, 1/2% mortgages now available first. PEDIGREE toy poodle, F,Manchester Herald. room, eat-in kitchen, five air- BEST BUYS outside. Reasonably priced. delivery. Call 742-8578 or 875- apricot, female, champion line. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, occupancy. $210 monthly, plus tal office open daily from 9-5, 100% warranty. We also buy (914) 476-6206. on these fine 2-bedroom Con 8298. MANCHESTER - Verplank conditioning units, rec room, dominiums at $25,900. Live BY BELFIORE 643-0851. 875-0865 between 7-8 p.m. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. utilities, references. 649-4688. other times by appointment. used Toyotas.' Lynch Motors. School area, 6 room rustic garage with automatic door cheaper than renting with as lit 345 Center Street, .‘danchester, YOUR OWN RUSINES8 REALE’S CORNER ANY TYPE CariCarpentry and ELEC’TRONIC Calculators for Apartments For Rent 53 646-4321. Cape, living room, dining room, opener, wall-to-wall tle as 5% down. A home of your NEW LISTINGS COLLIE - Eight months old, ATTRACTIVE three room, se FIVE-ROOMS with heat, hot DAMATO ENTERPRISES, MC. Service and supply dealers with kitchen, 3 bedrooms, one-car 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 mason:iry work, additions and sale at reduced prices. Phone cond floor apartment, comfor water, garage. Two school-age products manufactured by Purolator. carpeting, etc., etc. Plus own at a price and payment you Two family, central location. excellent with children. Needs 240-A Nni Stite Hi, Mndiettar garage, located on a large lot, lessenge r remodelingleling. Free estimates. A. 649-4986. loving family and area to roam. WE HAVE customers waiting table and convenient, $150 per children acceptable. Security. COMPLETE junk cars Wells. Uniroyal. Champion and others. owner will HELP FINANCE. can afford. C.R.A. Connecticut 5 rooms down, 6 up, garage. S46-1021 in a nice quiet neighborhood. Realty Associates. 649-5124, Squillacote, 649-0811 $10. 649-2790. for the rental of your apartment month. Inquire weekdays, 9-5, $185 monthly. Available Oct. 1. removed free in Manchester, Dealers are established by the com Priced_^at $49,900. R IA IT O R S - CO. Two separate heating SPINET piano - excellent piano or home. J.D. Real Estate pany. $30,500. Owner-Agent, 649-9804. 228-9682. Hebron Green, 647-9903. 875-0364. South Windsor, Vernon and Hebron, Conn.______systems. Clean Inside and MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, for new student, mahogany FREE to good home - Two Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, Can be operated out of your home on a the^place. case and bench, $375. 649-2^146. part or full-time basis. ZINSSER AGENCY out. Owner may help with block, stone and concrete. black kittens, one angora-like, Business tor Rent 55 Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- Requires a minimum of $2,011.28 cash Reasonable prices. Call 643- LOOKING for anything in real 4578, 875-6231. m l s 646-8713 423-9291 financing. Priced to sell In the one Persian-like. Call 643-5369. for inventory and services purchased. NO MONEY 646-1511 thirties. 9508. BALDWIN studio piano, baby estate rental — apartments, We Feature Q uality^ OFFICES FOR RENT- The company offers a complete buy NEW LISTING grand sounding board, walnut, homes, multiple dwellings, no Excellent location in back of all inventories. OR MINIMUM OOWN FREE - 14-week old pointer- Because 17 years o/ building and managing apartments H Four-bedroom Cape with 2- Real Estate Wanted 28 Services Ottered 31 BUILDING - Remodeling, excellent condition. ^ 5 . 643- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate MANCHESTER - Handyman’s beagle puppy, male, playful. has taught us tchat rm lly maUers. Manchester. Parking, heat, Write today for a possible affiliation We have several Ranches, NEW LISTING 9104. and more written Information. Include car garage, 2 front dormers, special. Just reduced to $34,000. roofing, concrete steps, Call 646-6770. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. drailable imme’diatelyi one and tmo bedroom janitor. $100 monthly with or I WANTED i phone. A F Systems. Inc. 1650 S. Capes, and Colonials, starting fireplaces. For estimates call without lease, (fall 649- MANCHESTER - Beautiful full rear dormer, huge family 7-6 Duplex, 3-car garage, Oversized Cape with full ALL CASH for your property TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving taa’lthoiffes. Includes heat, air conditioner, dUhscasher, Clean, Late Model M Redwood Rd., Salt Lake City, Utah in the 20s. Low interest rates 649-1142. SECOND ANNUAL ROCKVILLE - 8 Regan Street. th wall 5334„643-1393. plush red carpet sets the room, 2 full baths. Parklike excellent location, good in shed dormer on -deep treed large appliances, cleaning FOR SALE - Part Siberian, wail carpet, indhidual basement, private patio. of 7Vi% through CHFA are within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Manchester Civitan Tag Sale New 4-room first-floor 2- Models sBowii by appolnliyienr. character of this Colonial, three yard on a quiet residential come. LaPenta Agency, 646- ot. Four bedrooms, instant service. Hayes Agency, cellars and attics, also wiU part Collie puppies. Call 872- USED GARS available. 2440. MASON CONTRACTOR - and Flea Market September 28, 3219 after 5:30 p.m. bedroom apartment. Total elec SMALL STORE or office for I I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bedrooms, separate dining street. Ideal home for the fireplace. New roof. Shag 646-0131. deliver small loads sand, stone, Waddell School. Table space tric. Range, refrigerator, dis Top Prices Paid Please call now to see if you room and sunroom, one bath, and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. Plastering, custom built stone •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UflMESTEAfi rent. 330 Green Road. Vacant. situation Wanted 15 chlld-orlented family. carpeting In several rooms! or brick fireplaces, chimney available, call 643-1904. posal, basement laundry and End of Congress St., off W. Middle Tpke., Reasonable. Contact owner, For All Makes qualify full basement, detached 3-car URGENT - Listings needed. WE WILL buy your house. Call Livestock 44 n p A R X Manchester. Call now for fast service. Drapes and stove will stay. repair, block and cement work. storage. Near bus and shopping. 643-6273. WILL BABYSIT, my licensed garage. Jackston Agency, 646- Immediate occupancy. This anytime, Hutchins Agency, LEAF RAKING, yard clean-up. AMANA 22 cubic foot side-by- Couple with one child per g iW lL L A B E by R.F. Damato i CARTER CHEVROLET 1 1316. Hagler Real Estate, 643-6624. Will snowblow driveways. Free New and repairs. E. Richard REGISTERED Bay standard home, Keeney School area, one PASEK REALTORS BELFIORE AGENCY one’s distinctively different. Realtors, 649-5324. son, 643-0889, 649-0608. side refrigerator-freezer, $200. mitted. No pets. $165 monthly, Ull H Call rjiiiDAti PAUL DOUQAN, REALTOR, at 646-1021, OFFICES for rent - Centrally CO., INC. Realtors 647-1413 estimates. Ask for Mark, 568- bred Gelding, 14 years, retired if i child, Monday-Friday, days. 289-7475 742-8243 Ask for Al Matthew. Hotpoint electric stove, $100. $165 lease security. Call James 1229 Main SiraM M. LEBANON CENTER - Farm COUNTRY-SIZED lot in town - SELLING your house? Call us 7199. pacer, very gentle, ideal for located. Immediate occupancy Call 646-3916. Two-family Duplex, separate FOR ALL TYPES of Both in good condition. 649-2252 child’s pet. $150. Call 688-2383. J. Gessay, 875-0134. Call 643-8022. Phono B4«-64e4 ^ reduced to $41,500. Almost nine first and we'll make you a cash after 6. acres, mostly open, 11 rooms, ALUMINUM-sided 6-room furnaces, aluminum siding, NEW LISTING LEFEBVRE - Finstad - Home remodeling: additions, roofing MATH TEACHER desires ELEGANCE AND CHARM offer. One day service. T. J. or siding, call Robert E. Jarvis, ROCKVILLE - Three rooms Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale circa 1850, 3-car garage. Ranch, country kitchen with storm windows, six rooms each Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. maintenance, roofing, gutters, Boats-Accessorles 45 61 Autos For Sale 61 challenging year-round part- abound in this immaculate Conspicuously Clean Cape 643-6712. Free estimates. BOX TRAILER - like new, ap with heat, hot water, stove and Autos For Sale 61 custom Raised Ranch only the Lessenger Company, Realtors, dishwasher and stove, plenty of side, extra-deep lot, trees, masonry, tree surgery, time position with advance large garden area, one side va In nearby Tolland. Seven proximately 4x6, call 646-7679. 1973 21’ STARCRAFT Holiday - refrigerator. $145. Adults only. ment potential. No selling. 647- craftsmanship of a proud and 646-8713, 423-9291. cabinets. Full basement, large SELL YOUR HOUSE through removal. Fully insured, free es treed lot. Low 30’s. Keith Real cant. $39,500. F.&D. Annulli rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1’A Fully equipped, 1966 105 h.p. Parking for one car. Security 1659. skilled owner could accomplish J. Watson Beach Real Estate timates. 429-0184,8-10 a.m., 6-10 16mm MOVIE projector with Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922. Realty, 649-6544. baths, breezeway, garage, RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Chrysler outboard motor, with deposit required. Call 643-9678. what others only dream about. Co. Professional real estate p.m. sound. STM series Eiki Inter full shed dormer. Large or without trailer. 875-5372. WILL DO TYPING at home. There are too many extras to service for more than 45 years. national. Like brand new. $300. VERNON - One-bedroom M MERCURY mention. Call now for appoint 6-6 DUPLEX ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful • LARGE t LOVELY • andscaped treed lot. Manchester office, 647-9139. THE STITCH Witch, 1227 Bum- BIDWELL Home Improvement •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Experienced in medical ter Co. Expert installation of Can be seen at Manchester Garden Products 47 apartments immediately minology and thesis typing. ment. $57,900. Marlborough. sweeping view of entire lake, Eleven-room Executive Home Minutes from I-86. Fast sale side Avenue, East Hartford, Each side has 3 bedrooms, four room older home, modern aluminum siding, gutters and Small Cars, 461 Main Street. available at Town House Reasonable rates. 647-1659. C.R.A. Connecticut Realty situated on lovely treed acre. wanted. Ask for Joe Lombar 528-5500. Dressmaking and Gardens. This suburban apart kitchen, living room, dining bath, half acre treed lot, gar trims. Roofing installation and LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own BROTHERS Associates, 649-5124, 228-9682. Formal dining, family room do. alterations, designer fabrics. WROUGHT IRON table with ment community of unusual LINCOLN age, $17,900. Hayes Corpora Appointment recommended. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. - quality pole tomatoes - Hebron Green, Hebron, Conn. room and bath, separate gas with bar, den, sewing room, 2 glass top, 4 chairs. Used stan architectural design and hot water heat. Asking $31,- tion, 646-0131. BEAUTIFUL RANCH □ MISC. SERVICES peppers - fryers, staffers, and lUAR TH DEIX! □EDUCATION fireplaces. Exterior is HORACE Tetrault - Siding, dard typewriters. Five-quart hots - eggplant and souash. beautiful landscaping features 900. 7 Mi-8 % m o rtg a g e with aluminum siding and a GUTTERS cleaned, repaired pressure canner. Stereo, two TOLLAND - Non-development aluminum siding and brick - and installed, $20 and up. roofing, storm windows, aw Silver Lane near K-Mart. Bring private entrance, private patio available to qualified buyer. two car garage with a speakers, and turntable. 875^ with sliding glass door, wall-to- 6-room Country Cape, acre lot. REASONABLY PRICED AT Services Ottered 31 Driveways sealed. Free es nings. Quality workmanship, own baskets. Private Instructions is NEW FAMILY plethora of features and 9321. wall carpeting, range, ROOM ZINSSER AGENCY $31,900. Owner, 872-6323. $71,500. timates. R&R Reconstruction, free estimates. Fully insured. extras Including wall-to-wall SHARPENING Service - 875-4541, 649-3882 anytime. 872-9187, y49-3417. FRESH VEGETABLES - daily, refrigerator, garbage disposal, SEWING Instruction - MLS • CAPTURE ME QUICK • In several rooms. Living SOLID CHERRY drop-leaf master TV antenna, storage Dressmaking or tailoring, all Comes with this 7-room Cape. Saws, knives, axes, shears, pick your own or ready picked. 646-1511 $36,900 and I’ll be all yours. room drapes, kitchen cur ROOFING - Specializing table, seats 10. Twin Corn Crib, Buckland Road, and laundry facilities in base basic steps including pattern Also 2 full baths, remodeled m COVENTRY (NORTH) skates, rotary blades. Quick BOB'S A-1 SERVICE - Snow bedspreads and matching I’m spacious with formal tains, all shades, picnic table, service. Capitol Equipment plowing, raking, cellars, attics, repairing roofs, new roofs, South Windsor. ment. Total electric. No pets. adjustments. Small classes, in kitchen including dishwasher $43,900. drapes. Call 646-2218. For appointment please call dining, family room, lawn mower, etc. Finished Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. cleaning, appliances moved, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned dividual instruction. 643-6226. and stove, fireplaced living OWNER WILL HELP and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a r s 872-0528 Monday through MARLBOROUGH - $31,900 - aluminum siding, treed yard. family room. Throe bedroms. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday lawn care. 289-7019. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Dig room, wall-to-wall carpet, If you are having problems experience. Free estimates. COLUMBIA 20” girl’s bike, Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. FANTASTIC SAVINGS 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- our own, $1. 29 Mountain CLARINET Lessons - In your Three or four bedroom Cape TAKE A LOOK AND YOU’LL Call for a leisurely Inspection $26; boy’s 20” bike, $18; gold new roof, etc. Asking $36,400. finding mortgage money, let 7958. BULL WORK - Any kind. Odd Howley, 643-5361. oad, Glastonbury, near home. For beginners and in Cod with fireplace, treed lot, SEE. we have the key. shag throw rug, 4x12, $20; CHARLES APARTMENTS - termediates. $2 per half hour. 7Vz-8% mortgage available to and deck. Let your finishing me help you solve the jobs, light trucking, cellars and Minnechaug Golf Course. DOLLAR DIZZY? REWEAVING burns, holes. attics cleaned, trees removed. ROOFING - Installation and Underwood typewriter with East Middle ’Turnpike, 4 1/2 Call 649-5689. qualified buyer. touches build equity. Hurry! problem. New 7 room Ranch typewriter table, $30. 742-8243. ON ALL REMAINING 1974’s if you are, be sure to see this AAZONE repairs, gutters, storm win room townhouse, 11/2 baths, all C.R.A. Connecticut Realty with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 647-9767, 646-3545. TOMATOES and peppers - Pick •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• real value. 7-room aluminum Seven room rambling Window shades, Venetian dows, doors. Experienced in own containers, open Monday appliances, carpeted, 2 air- ZINSSER AGENCY Associates, 649-5124, 228-9682. built-ins, family room with WESTINGHOUSE Custom 20 sided home. Formal dining, Colonial Cape with 2 car gar blinds. Keys. TV for rent. ALL TYPES of screens and quality workmanship. Fully in through Friday after 4 p.m., all conditioners, heat, hot water, BRAND NEW □ REAL ESTATE Hebron Green, Hebron, Conn. fireplace and 2 garages. de-humidifier - automatic shut fireplaced living room, large Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. storm window glass repaired. sured. Free estimates. day Saturday, Sunday and storage, 2 garages, sound BRAND rn - Please call Joe Gordon, 649- age on lovely lot with tree- off. Excellent condition. $50. proofing, washer-dryer hook 1 1 4 048-1511 kitchen - A G EM AT $36,900. surrounded rear yard Bring to Weatnerguard, 639 Reasonable prices. Rick Wednesday. 21 Angel Street, CAPRI 649-9851. REALTOR* 5306. Burnett, 646-3005. up, fireplace, fenced, in patio. 1974 MARQUIS Homes For Sale 23 East Hartford Custom Nappane kitchen Center Street, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Manchester. EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY RICHARDS &KEHMNA daily. Prompt service. $2fi0. Charles Ponticelli, 646- that would cost a small for- MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. MAN’S KROYDEN golf clubs, 3 0. 646-1540. 1974 CHOICE BUY BARROWS & WALLACE MLS 528-1731 Removal, pruning, lot clearing, ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, GRAPES - Pick your own in Three bedroom split, spacious tune to replace. 28 chimneys, gutters. Free es woods, 6 irons, bag and cart, own containers. 270 Mmehestor NmrHivtn Hartford spraying,Fully insured. $30. Phone 649-9831. living room with cathedral MR-9306 397-1016 726-6619 fireplaced living room Licensed. Free estimates. timates, fully insured. Days, Hackmatack Street (rear). ROCKVILLE - Rockland G&H PAVING Terrace Apartments. Large EXTRA ceilings, warm family room, $18,900 - Summit Street, Evergreen-surrounded rear Phone 633-5345. evenings 529-8056. Paul Manchester - Six room, one-half yard. Cosgrove, 643-5364. 28’ BISHOP aluminum in ELEPHANT GARLIC - Heads and beautiful three room, one 1V2 baths, treed lot, pool, $3600 LOVELY WOODED area. duplex, central. Goodchild- & dustrial extension ladder, $90. bedroom apartment. Includes down and $291 per month to TREE SERVICE (Soucier) to a pound, for eating or plan $31,900 Forest Hills. Luxuriously ap Bartlett, Realtors, 569-1744, CALL US - WE WORK Hotpoint refrigerator with ting, $1.50 pound. Also Shallots heat, hot water, all appliances, stock No. 4M3. Gold glamour matallic, twin comfort lounge Trees cut, trimmed or topped, CONSTRUCTION CO. aaata, halo vinyl roof, whitawalla, 8 way powar coat drivar a E. Hartford - Spotless 5V2-room Cape, but now read qualified veteran. Call for pointed U & R 8-room, 2 1/2- 646-2098. Heating-Plumbing 35 freezer compartment, good $2 quart. Supply limited. with dishwasher, disposal, more details. stumps removed, fullv insured. condition, $50 or best offer. carpeting, pool and your own paaaangar, racllning paaaangar aaat, automatic trana., o n — bath Colonial, beamed ceiling BELFIORE AGENCY Got a tree problem? Well worth • Bituminous Driveways Gagliardone, 214 Gardner powar ataaring, powar brakaa, automatic Comlortron AIR living room, large formal LYNN’S PLUMBING - Frigidaire deluxe 4-burner private terrace in a country set CONDITIONINQ. AM radio, tinted glaaa complete, M WARREN E. HOWLAND FOREST HILLS area - By Realtors 647-1413 a phone call. 742-8252. Street, Manchester. • In-grounql pool • Dbl. garage dining room, beautifully owner, four bedroom Cape, • Parking Lots Repairs, remodeling, new con stove, good condition, $30 or ting, $175. No pets. 872-4223,529- NICE SELECTIIM AVMUBLE! hand ramota control mirror, protectiva body alda Realtors moulding., etc. • Stockade fence • Aluminum siding equipped eat-in kitchen, stone fireplace, beautiful jalousied • Repairs struction. Water pumps. best offer. Set of Collier En ORCHARD FRESH picked 6586. 643-1108 ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan French spoken also. 875-7263. cyclopedia, $20. 646-7524 after 4 • C arpeting • Kitchen appliances fireplace family room (large porch, two full baths, built-in eling, rec rooms, offices, • Sealer apples and peaches, ice cold 'Car A Driver Magazine DRIVE ONE deck adjacent). Call Suzanne Lots-Land lor Sale 24 p.m. THREE ROOM apartment fur • Full basement • Low taxes range, new kitchen floor, household repairs. Phone 649- Free Estimates ciaer. Ferrando Orchards, voted Capri The Beet TAnAVI Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson excellent location. Low 40s. 649- SEWERLINES, sink lines, nished or unfurnished, quiet, MANCHESTER - Zone A 4594. Birch Mountain Road, Glaston Super Coupe ot 1974. lUUllT: *5098 Beach Co, Realtors, 647-9139. 4381. cleaned with electric cutters, BABY GRAND piano - $800. convenient location, working TWO-FAMILY - Excellent building lot, close to schools. 649-5233 bury (three miles beyond Vito’s starter property on Summit by professionals. McKinney Call 872-6166. Restaurant). adults. No pets, children. 643- $7500. Call Sandy at Eastern, LAWNMOWERS repaired and 2880. Street. Four rooms on first •••anaaaaaaaoaaaaeaaaaaaaaa* Bros. Sewer Disposal Com •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW BRAND NEW 646-8252. sharpened, pick-up and pany, 643-5308. PHONE-MATE - Automatic KEYS floor with large end wrap delivered. Call ^ arpall now for Painting-Papering 32 Antiques 48 around porch. Second floor Publisher’s notice: telephone answering machine. REALTORS MANCHESTER - 7 acres in your spring tuneup. 643-5305. $75. Call 643-2003. OPEN 9-9 comes completely furnished. COLLEGE Graduate students NO JOB too small, toilet WANTED Antique furniture, All real estate advertised In this newspaper Is subject to cluding lot of record. Survey repairs, plugged drains, kitchen 1974 MONTEGO 528-9081 Lot size approximately 76x300’, available. Ideal for horse CASH Registers and adding available for •exterior and in glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 974 COMET CONTEMPORARY 7-piece 4 DOOR PILLARED. one-car garage. Priced at only the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes It Il machines. - Sales, service, terior painting. Six years faucets replaced, repaired, rec other antique items. R. PRESIDENTIAL 4-DOOR 453 BU R N SID E AVE. EAST HARTFORD enthusiasts. $18,(X)0. Call Arthur rooms, bathroom remodeling, bedroom set, excellent condi HARD IQ $36,900 .... Martens Agency, legal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or dis Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson supplies. 15 years experience, experience. Fully insured. Free Harrison, 643-8709. VILLAGE APTS. SEDAN Realtors, 646-2550. crimination based on race, color, religion, or national formerly with .NCR. Free estimates. Call our com heat modernization, etc. Free tion, $125. Iron bed, $20. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach Co., Manchester office, Upholstered chair, $10. 649- origin, or an Intention to make any such preference, Estimates. C.R.S. Company, petitors, than call us, 649-7034. estimates gladly given. M & M Wanted to Buy 49 MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Small two- FALL VALUES 647-9139. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 4m. family, ideal investment. Good limitation, or discrimination." Coventry, 742-6381. INSIDE - Outside painting, WANTED - Wicker furniture, One and two bedrooins. location and condition. Low ELLINGTON - Tripp Road. AUTOMATIC General Electric RISING COSTS? This newspaper will not knowingly accept any adver CUSTOM MADE draperies and fe c ia l rates for people over 65. ’TOWNE Plumbing Service, any kind. Phone 872-0930. Near schools, churches 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, Beautiful 150x200’ level treed repairs, alterations, vanity washer, good running condition, 643-4535, 646-1021, NOT HEREI Tastetui decor and a carefully landscaped lot will tising for real estate which Is In violation of the law. Our lot, gorgeous view overlooking bedspreads, wide selection of Fully insured. Estimates given. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and shopping center, on Call 649-7863. cabinets a specialty. Call to $50. Call after 5 p.m. 649-1763. eliminate expensive Interior alterations and outdoor extras. readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings adver Ellington Ridge Country Club, fa b ric s Phone 649-1786 bus line. Call anytime. anytime. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m, to 7 p.m. 649- Stock No. 4CT106, white witn olue vinyl Interior, e-cyllndar MANCHESTER - Striking 4 This ready to move in 3 bedroom Colonial with IV2 baths tised In this newspaper are available on an equal op very private, quiet. Perfect 4056. MEDITERRANEAN living □ RENTALS hideaway for your dream CEILINGS, inside painting. 646-2623 engine, Selectehitt automatic tranamisalon, whitewalls, Olno*'' fllamor metallic, 302 V-8, bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ features large rooms each with its own special contribution to portunity basis. room sofa, $200; Argus slide power steering, A M radio, deluxe Interior option, deluxe Select-shift automatic, radial whitewall tires, powar steerlno house. 666-3283. TWO HANDYMEN want varie wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first the overall value! BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - projector, $25. Call 649-7929. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• wheel covers, protective body side mouldings, etc. power Iron! disc brakes, A M radio, lafi hand remote control ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, mirror, deluxe wheel covers, protective body side floor family room. Prime loca Prompt, courteous service. Call Rooms tor Rent 52 mouldings, etc. ’ tion, Mid 60s. W arren E. A magnific ent family living room with fireplace surrounded ANDOVER — Three wooded, and trimming. Attics, cellars by bookcases will make the coldest nights a memorable oc cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- 646-5750, 872-2222. 643-1496. BROWN SHAG area rug, 21x9’ SPACIOUS 6-room apartment. Howland Realtors, 643-1108. surveyed and approved lots, up and liner. Excellent condition. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur casion. to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. 5305. Center Street, Manchester, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing $150. Call 643-5084. nished rooms, centrally security, references, no pets. *3286 J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom The Gracious dining room proudly boasts its corner cup Call Warren E. Howland, located. Kitchen privileges. *3701 - Repairs and remodeling. $190. 646-5566. Realtor, 643-1108. WEDDING Invitations - decorating. Interior painting. Parking. Reasonable rates. ly board and the kitchen displays bullt-lns within stepsaving Brochures, Business Forms, Paper hanging. New Ceilings, Prompt service on emergency. 1962 FALCON engine, 35,000 bedroom Cape, assumable 5 $$M0RTGAI!E MONEY AVAIIABIE$$ miles, like new, $100. Rest of Phone 649-2358. 172 MERCURY $2695 72 ClIWUlO $2595 72 MERCURY $3295 71 CHRYSLER $2695 reach. At $43,500 it will PAY TO MAKE AN early appoint- Letterheads, Envelopes, Remodeling. Exterior painting. Phone 643-7024. MANCHESTER - Brand new Montsgo M X Brougham Z-dr. Zdr. hardtop, white, black Marquis Brougham, 4 door 1/4% mortgage, formal dining TOLLAND-VERNON Line — car also included but needs Town & Country wagon, gold, Beautifully treed acre building Tickets, Business Cards and Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1 l/2baths, hardtop, medium brown, vinyl Interior, black vinyl top, Hardtop, dark green, simulated wood penellng, room, full basement, fireplace, EXCITING YES WANTED - Single woman to matching Interior, vinyl rool, small V-8, 3 speed transmis matching brocade Interior & other printing services offered. Fully insured. For estimate call Flooring 38 work. 647-1378 after 5 p.m. or appliances, full basement with black vinyl Interior, all power new roof and wiring, just Truly*-an Estate Home vyhich offers the very best in modern lot, convenient location, must 872-6434. help share expenses, own V-a, automatic, PS, PB, fac- sion, power steering, radio, green vinyl top, all power In- Including lac. air con General Printing Services, 623- 649-9658. hookups, large yard. $275. No itory air cond., radio, sharpi cludlng factory alr- painted. Immediate occupancy, living. Located on a beautifully treed lot it is an Interior To Qualltled Buyers be seen. $12,000. 649-6827. bedroom, kitchen privile ditioning, power windows, AM 5379. pets, one month security. Call • whitewalls. condltlonlng, power windows, FM radio, lully carpeted rear $31,500. Meyer, Realtors, 646- FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. decorators dream. From the moment you enter the foyer — or PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. (specializing in older floors). TAG SALE - Large varieties of after 6, 646-8057. power seats, radio, 33,000 comparlmenl, loadedi 3860, 646-8776. 28 miles. stroll through the posh living room or the exquisite dining NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! Real Estate Wanted WE PAY $5 and up for junk Five years experience. Ceilings and inside painting. household items. Carlin oil ' 73 MERCURY $3395 71 MUSTANG $2795 GENTLEMAN ONLY - Free Grande, 2 door Hardtop, area you will love It. burner, hot air furnace, $40. MANCHESTER - Brand new Mongego MX 4-door sedan, 72 FORD $3095 73 DODGE $2695 cars. Don’t give them away. Excellent references. Pete, '742- John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- white, black Interior, black ATTRACTIVE Colonial - Three SELLING your home or Royal Copenhagen Christmas parking, central location, bronze, matching vinyl In Gran Torino Squire Wagon, 9 Dart Swinger 2-Dr. Hardtop, 742-9673 or 423-2632. 6117 (loll free) 5-10 p.m. 2222. one-bedroom Townhouses. Full vinyl lop, 351 V-8, automatic, Only one word for the kitchen — magnificent! Four bedrooms CAPE COLONIAL terior, V-8, aulomatic, PS, PB, passenger, light blue with bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, acreage? For prompt friendly plates, 1961, 1964, $20 each. kitchen privileges. References private basement. Includes power steering, factory alr- light blue, dark blue vinyl top, dark blue Interior. V-8, auto carpeting, nice lot, plus many and 3 baths — the master bedroom replete with fireplace is — Large, lovely home, 3 Porter Street - Lovely 3 service, call Louis Dimock Friday, Saturday, September required. 643-26o3 after 5 p.m. lac. air cond., radio, condltlonlng, radio, 38,000 matching Interior. V-8, PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain neat, appliances, carpeting, .whitewalls. Irens,, P.S., P.B., lac air,, root automatic, power steering. extras. Upper 30’s. Financing you'll have to see it yourself. As you step out onto the deck or for appointment. miles. bedrooms, large kitchen b e d ro o m h om e, 1'A Realty, 649-9823. Real Estate Wanted 28 ting, wallpapering, spray/brush Movlng-Trucklng- 20-21,33 Hackmatack Street, 10- private entrances and patio. rack. available. R. Zimmer, J. D. into the den or familyroom it's all unbelievable. Move rapidly, and dining room, paneled baths, carpeted living painting. Fair prices, fully in Storage 37 5. $235 per month. Paul W. Dugan 71 PLYMOUTH $2295 Real Flstate Associates, 646- priced in mid 70’s. NEW FURNISHED room near 73 MARK IV $7295 73 VOLKS $2295 72 CAPRI $2595 family room with wot bar. room and dining room, sured, experienced and depen Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Fury III Custom suburban 9- 1980. bus and laundry. Call 646-1960. Continental, bronze, tan top, Super Beetle, 2-door, light 2000 cc Coupe, brown, 12’ BOX truck and driver Spi pass. wagon., V-8, automatic, saddle-interior, radio, 4- wooded lot. dable. 643-1671. b matching leather Interior, lull blue, blue Interior, 4 cyl., 4- 1/2x13” mags, fit 110mm 4-bolt PS, PB, fac. air conditioning, speed. low miles. available for all commercial EAST HARTFORD - 6 room, ^ power, A M -FM atareo, AIR speed. A M radio. What is your Property Worth? and residential needs. 649-1590. pattern. Mazda and older 12-13” LARGE ROOM- parking, on second floor, $235., with heat ICOND., crulea control, roof rack. COLONIAL - Nine rooms, RANCH PAPER HANGING and ceiling bus line, must have references. ’ padded rool, 11,000 miles. -ainting, reasonable rates, Corolla conversion. $125 or and hot water, security and Rowers School, 4 bedrooms, Now, spacious 7-room home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family We will inspect your property and suggest trade for good portable dis Call 649-6526. den, fully equipped kitchen, for eonard Spiegelberg. 643-9112. references. After 4 weekdays, room, aluminum siding, 2-car garage, lovely wooded lot. an asking price. (No obligation.) hwasher. 646-2119 evenings. 528-7311. ★ MANY OTHERS TO CHDDSE FROM ★ mal dining room, rec room, Ask us About bur guarantee sales plan TODAY! 11 □ MISC. FOR SALE LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING walk-out basement, walk-up at MEN’S HEIERLING buckle ski room for rent. Stove, tic, 2-car garage, \'k baths, Building-Contracting 33 NICE THREE-room furnished Articles lor Sale 41 boots, size 7 1/2, $20. One pair refrigerator and linens apartment, near hospital, M cililfenn assumable mortgage at 5'/2%, REALTORS — MLS Jet sticks, $5. Good condition. provided, 801 Main Street. 649- $40,500. Philbrick Agency, 646- '^rea/ty MASONRY - All types, adults only. No pets. $200. PASEK fieldstone, brick, concrete. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, Call 643-0629 after 4 p.m. 9879. Security deposit required. Call milyiientiil 4200. ^ 1S4 E. CENTER ST. : ' MORIARTY MERRITT I 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford Free estimates, after 5 p.m $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, 643-9678. 643-1870 or 644-2975. stone, gravel, pool and patio TAG SALE - September 21-22, RETIRED MAN, recently lost MANCHESTER- three 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry .SYSTEM. sand. 643-9504. 9-6. Rain or shine. 39 Munro wife, wishes to contact married MANCHESTER - Newer 3- bedroom older Colonial, with AGENCY' Member National Aeeoc. of Real Estate Boards also mem NEWTON II. Smith & Sons - Street, off East Center. couple to live in modern 5-room den, living room and country 647-1419 bedroom duplex, 1 1/2 baths, REALTOR ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Mullple List Remodeling, repairing, ad ALUMINUM sheets used as house in Vernon. Wife to do kitchen on large lot in fine full basement, includes 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 mns ing Service. ditions, rec rooms, porches and printing plates, .007 thick, ALL KINDS of chairs, tables cooking, etc. House completely appliances, $270 per month. residential area. Call 646-9313 [ 3 MLS 646-1180 roofing. No job too small. Call 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. and storm doors, in good condi furnished. No children. Call 633- or 649-5547 after 6p.m. P.W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 649-:il44. Phone 643-2711. tion. Call 649-9871. 2091. or 646-1021. • PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept, 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon,, Sept. 16, 1974 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE Autot For Sale ei Autoa for Sale ei Autoa For Sale 81 Autoa For Sale 81 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE H IFIVIF GrUY^ JO- 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, 1963 CORVAIR Spider - Fair & FTHPP ANP FOP/VA A PPCK O gO U f? automatic, good condition, $1,- condition, reasonable. Call 643- 350. Phone 649-2363. 2223. SPECIAL HIYA, DUHH, LONG TIME NO SEE.' i t 's o o o o t ' h a v e , f'C A U S E T H E R E S A kCJP W H O ^ JAKE MUSTX found JAKE JUST T H A r^ P A MAAAE ! LIVES OVER TW STORE WHO'S E©OHE I HELLO, LI'L f r i e n d s ' WHERE THE MAJOR b u t t e r e d I SO T IT IM i=OR MB ! H E D R O P S 1959 CORVETTE, original, 1963 FORD Falcon Futura, new WHAT' . BUDDY/ HIDES HIS JUG.' HE'S Hl/M UP NEW? ' BAGFULS OF WATER FROM CLAIMIN’ SOME BIS f rebuilt 283, convertible, new in rebuilt engine, needs front end 1971 DODGE SPORTSMAN'S VAN TH' WINDOW ANP HE'S MORE than terior, qood condition, $2,100. work. Phone 649-9437. SOAKED ME Z OLSTOF3 EDUCATOR IS HIRIN' A DISPLAY 649-3946 after 5 p.m. t i m e s .' I A I N 'T T A K W HIM TO OPEN A BOX OF 1966 BUICK Skylark, 59,300 Very Clean A N Y m o r e c h a n c e s .' NEW CAMPUS.' POPCOP Nl . miles. Good running condition. Vc Needs body work. $375. Call 649- 1965 FORD Galaxie 500 - 4-door 8455. hardtop, V-8, automatic, power JEEP of HABTFDRD, Inc d steering, power brakes. 1968 M ERCU RY , pow er Home of 4-Wheel Drive Vehiclea Excellent condition. $595 or Comer of ShoMon « Taylor. Hartford 249*7678 9-16, best offer. 647-9008. steering and brakes, air- conditioned, tapes, $795. Phone c 61 Autoa For Sale 649-8595. Autos For Sale 81 Autoa For Sale 81 Autoa For Sale 81 1968 IMPALA, 2-door hardtop, c V-8, automatic, radio, positrac- 1941 FORD - Four-door sedan, AUTO INSURANCE - Compare P’ORD, 1971 Torino, 4-door 1968 GREEN Volkswagen, OPEL CADET, 1969, automatic with 1948 flatheat V-8. Body MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD our low rates. Young drivers hardtop, 8 cylinder, automatic, sunroof, snow tires, 69,000 transmission, $695. Manchester tion, good gas mileage. Original owner, 643-2880. excellent, interior needs work, welcome. For quotation call power steering, power brakes, miles. Excellent buy. $850. Call Small Cars, 647-9151. needs radiator and wiring, has Rod Dolin, 646-6050. air-conditioning, radio, one after 5, 649-8418.______I’M SHERIFF FINN A M A N WHO WAS T H /H M j I'D LIKE TD 1963 FORD Van, rebuilt motor, new brakes. Asking $400. 649- [yynch Toyota ■AND I'M TRVIN' ONCE MARRIED TO HELP YOU, SHERIFF owner. $1,500, Call 872-8179, 1966 FORD Galaxie 500 - Good 8530 after 5:30. yes —MY NAME: IStc \ 1TO FIND THE HER, IS SEARCHING / -B U T I NEVER PLYMOUTH Fury-1968, Sport engine. $175 or best offer. Call new brakes, front end, tires. FOR THEIR SON! J HAD A RELATIVE 1974 PONTIAC Ventura, still ARTHUR LAKELY/ RELATIVES OF A WE PAY $10 for complete junk coupe, excellent condition, 643-4669 after 3 p.m. Needs body work. Roof rack presents the New WHAT CAN I DO GIRL NAMED NAMED DELLAi j under warranty, $2,850 or best Manchester Small Cars, 647- and full windows, $225. or best FOR y o u ? DELLA LAKELY/ cars. Call Joev, Tolland Auto offer. Phone 643-1341 after 6 9151.______, offer. 646-5377. Trucka tor Sale 82 Body, 528-1990.' 1966 KARMANN Ghia - Rebuilt ^ O V J t o p,m. engine, good tires, new paint. SUCCEED / PINTO 1971, Standard shift, low 1973 FORD half-ton pick-up - 1967 CHEVROLET Malibu - ^ o g j ^ ’^IHIIII w o rr y w a r t T-/6 ^ AT COLLEGE* mileage, Manchester Small Asking $400. 875-0432 after 6 19-4 WW* KC IM Nf US CW 1970 CHEVELLE Malibu, p.m. Four-door, 8-cylinder, running Good condition. $2,000. Call STC- g> ISMbYNtfliYC IM $#9I US Pit on' Oh 9-!b 1969 FORD LTD Country Squire excellent condition, power Cars, 647-9151. condition. $350 or best offer. 2537. Celica E D station wagon, 10 passenger. steering, vinyl roof. $1300. Call 646-1700. Savings Bank of CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Call 649-8400 evenings. 646-7859. ______' FORD Country Squire, 1971, 1967 FORD custom, $300. phone Manchester repossession. 1966 GMC V6, pick-up truck. All good condition, am/fm stereo after 5 p.m., 872-9712. extra heavy duty parts. $600. i n 1967 CHEVELLE, 3%, 4-speed, FOLLOWING UP A LEAP OW CAPTAIN E A S Y ! ANP YOU JUST f e l t a NO! I THOUGHT radio, luggage rack, Call 646-6640. f e r n - a l i a ^ - p e v o n ’g c a r . E A ^ y WASH TUBBS!...OH, DEAR!... 1971 BUICK estate wagon, SUDDEN IM PULSE [YOU W ERE T H U O fi $800. Call 649-1641. Manchseter Small Cars, 647- 1968 PONTIAC Firebird, 2-door 1967 CHEVROLET Malibu - HAg SPOTTED THE "CON eiKL'! 1 WASN'T RUNNING AWAY TO PRACTICE THE WORKING FOB. excellent condition, good tires, 9151. convertible, 8 cylinders, Two-door, 283 cubic inch, 3- NOT SO FAST, FROM Y o u T W O ! lOO-YAPD DASH, ALGERNOU new brakes, $1600 firm. 649-7850 PONTIAC - 1972, Gran Safari 10 automatic, power steering, speed transmission, 18-22 mpg, HONEY r S U P P O S E ! after 6. passenger wagon. Low mileage. BMW 1967, Model 1600, 2-door, brakes, window and top, exceptional condition. Best Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 84 Loaded. New steel belted radial Manchester Small Cars, 647- excellent running condition, one reasonable offer. 872-2656. tires. $3400; Call 644-8891. 9151. owner. Call 646-2145. LOW COST motorcycle in PRISCILLA’S POP surance, immediate binding. BY AL VERMEER See us for your needs, Crockett e o o D SMAME! OUR BEST BEST Agency, 643-1577. NKSMX FOLKS.' FRIENDS AND /FRIENDS DON'T DO COME ALL VOU DID WAS DROP IN ON HARLEY-Davidson - Motor- AGAIN.' 'WATCH TV.' FOOTBALL ^cles, parts and accessories. NIGHT/ Expert service. Harley- > DON’T WAIT WOW! Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, Hartford. 247-9774. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF THEY’RE GOING FASTI FREE makes, models and speeds. I Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- W 2098. HE PAID FOR THE ..BUT A BLONDE OAU FOLEV SAV5 THEY THERE w on't BE RI60EP PA44POET CLA1MIN6 To BE BUCTU'4 don't KNOW HER anyone to know! Freight, optlone. Stele Our Model-End Clearance Sale Is cleaning out our 1974’s In a FOOD ANP WAULED OUT COUSIN IS IN THE HOTEL — AND WE do n't LLOYD’S AUTO Parts has Tax and Regletratlon Extra OF THE PLACE.. ROOM WITH CRINKLE KNOW HER.., hurry. Stop In soon and see how you can save hundreds of dollars 9-lft motorcycle helmets, Snell ap 9-16 7 AND HIS p a r t n e r ! on a Brand New 1974 Chevrolet Now. Here’s just a few sample Certificate proved, $15.99, all sizes. 191 *3259 -SHE'S TIED HAND AND , THE BORN LOSER buys: Center Street. Open 7 days. 643- Fo ot! when you buy a New Opel 1558. W h ile m ost Other car m m OSSA 1971 Pioneer - Super manufacturers are raising 10'I0U,WV BRAND NEW BRAND NEW CHEVELLE SEDAN from S and S Duick! Trick, $500 or best offer. M9- VEGA GT COUPE 4 Door, economical 6 cylinder engine, 0358 or 875-3357, ask for Brian. prices, Toyota Introduces a Custom Interior, 4 speed transmission, automatic transmission, radio, power steering, viriyi trim, power brakes, white BEAT INFLATION! 1971 HONDA 750, $1,200. Im radio, positractlon, tinted glass. Stock No. maculate. Call 649-1641. new low priced car...the 3080. walls, decor group, wheel covers. Stock No. ...YOU SAVE TWO WAYS... BRAND NEW Electric three- Celica LT. SALE PRICE *3460 SALE PRICE *3525 wheel bicycle, two 12-volt RRAMn MEUI DN GAS and FOOD! batteries, built-in charger, Same styling and comfort BRAND NEW molded fibreglass body, run That’s ning lights. $398. Call 643-1126 BY HANA-BARBERA NOVA SEDAN IMPALA CUSTOM COUPE between 9 and 5. as our little Celica ST and 4 Door, includes automatic transmission, Includes factory air conditioning, power Right... power steering, white walls, wheel covers, brakes, power steering, vinyl roof, radio, 1972 HONDA CB450, 5,500 GT, but with a little less -JUST START AT miles, very good condition, $1,- TN£ TOP OF THE decor group. Stock No. 2971. automatic transmission, white walls, tinted AI.LEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN glass, wheel covers, vinyl trim. Stock No. 075. Phone 643-0697, ^ luxury and a lot lower price. PAGE AND GET THE FIRST ONE THAT'S SALE PRICE <3335 SALE PRICE *4315 1972 SUZUKI, 500, ecxcellent THE RAMP'S IN , i ALLEY'S THEN I'LL GO ^ AVAILABLE //! condition, $700. Call 643-1408. PLACE, MR. LURCH •' ' TA K IN G AND GET MY RRAMh NCUl BRAND NEW YOU CAN DRIVE CARE OF 'BABY'' / Oftor THE VEHICLE OUT THAT 3 CHEVELLE CLASSIC COUPE 1972 SUZUKI, 250, X-6 Hustler, ANY T IM E .' NOW, , Vi TON 8 FT. PICK-UP Sood Today very low mileage, mint condi ORVILLE.' Landau option, automatic transmission, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, heavy Through tion, best offer. M9-7389 after I L Y N| C H power steering, power brakes, vinyl roof, V- duty rear springs, heavy duty shocks, power 1 2 1 Buy A New 5:30 8 engine, radio, white wall tires, and much brakes, roof mouldings, gauges, 2 tone 7 4 DPEL more. Stock No. 2657. paint. Stock No. 3003. 1971 IKIUMPH Uayt Any Model or Style Excellent condition. Call 649- it,,,. SALE PRICE *3475 7071 around 6 p.m. SALE PRICE *3925 And Receive Free T 0 Y 0 T A A *50®« FOOD HONDA - 1971, CB-350, new' ° ■ gve chain, new sprockets, excellent | CERTIFICATE condition. Must sell. Call 643-' 7819. “Hartford Area's Largest Toyota Dealer" REDEMABLE AT CARTER USED CARS 345 Center SL, Manchester 646-4321 WIN AT BRIDGE ANY TRIUMPH 650 chopped, good( MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Inspected - Reconditioned - Guaranteed condition, after 5, 875-2433. WHAT DO 1 "(jHARvey J. LU/APOCK!^ TOP NOTCH 'O U LOVE? Jim: “I see that with both We have many I LOVE'OUR h a ir , V n - your spade king and your other used cars! 1 LOVE'OUR EyE5, Little Old Lady trounces Ozzie partner's diamond king in The bidding has been. 16 71 MUSTANG $2775 FOOD STORE X LCVE 'O U R EARS, limbo, the slam made easily.” Mach I Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, alr- 1 LOVE'OUR LIPS. West North East condltlonlng, power steering, radio. Oswald: “It made all right, but I wouldn’t say easily. 1 ♦ Pass 7 2 TOYOTA $ 2 3 9 5 Nice Selection in Stock including... P ass 2 NN.T. Pass Station Wagon. 4-cyllnder. automatic transmisalon,transmlsalon, 70 MONTE CARLO $2205 South moaned and groaned AM/FM radio. Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic, transmission, vinyl root, P ass 3 44 Pass radio, power steering. for several minutes while NORTH 16 By Oswald & James Jacoby apologizing profusely to her You, South, hold: 71 TOYOTA $ 1 8 9 5 TWO LANDAU HARDTOPS partner for having opened a Station wagon. 4-cyllnder, 4-8peed, radio. 72 MAVERICK $2595 A 1096 Jim: “How about some arti ♦ A K 8 4 3 fA 2 4Q4 +K Q8 7 Coupe, 6-cyllnder, automatic transmission, radio. y Q J 3 cles on the Little Old Ladies.” 14-point notrump, because What do you do now? 69 VOLKSWAGEN $1695 And S&S BUICK’S EXCLUSIVE i ♦ AQJ8 Oswald: “I can tell you one she just never bid four-card A—Bid three hearts. Your Squareback. 4-cyllnder. 4-apeed. radio. 70 CHEVELLE $ 2 4 9 5 ♦ k q j thing about them. They have spade suits. However, her partner is showing signs of life Malibu Sport Coupe, V-0, automatic transmission 71 DATSUN $3895 WEST EAST become a lot younger of late. moaning and groaning didn’t and you cue bid this ace as a power steering, vinyl roof, radio, 29,000 miles. MANTA S-S... keep her from taking both 240Z Coupe. 6-cyllnder. 4-speed transmisalon. BY DICK CAVALLI ♦ 74 (it K853 In fact I would be inclined to possible grand slam start. 7 2 CHEVELLE $ 2 5 9 5 WINTHROP T 9762 finesses and chalking up a T 1085 refer to them as the Little Old TODAY'S QUESTION 70 CHEVROLET $1945 4-Door Sedan, V-8, automatic transmission, power ♦ K72 ♦ 654 clear top against me and my Impala Custom Coupe. V-S. automatic transmisslen, steering, radio. YOUNG Ladies.” Your partner continues to three + 98754 + A3 unfortunate partner.” vinyl root, radio. KW 1974 MAVEHCK SEMB notrump. What do you do now? 71 CAMARO $2495 S&SBUICK SOUTH(D) Jim: “They all used to be INKWSI'AI’Eli ENTKHI'RISE AS.SN I 71 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 Sport Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, power ♦ AQJ2 Answer Tomorrow Coupe, 4-cyllnder, automatic transmission, radio. steering, power brakes, radio. 2 door, 6 cylinder engine, vinyl seat underbidders. Today they ¥ AK4 “New England’s Fastest Growing Buick-Opel Dealer” I trim, white side wall steel belted radial are unpredictable. Point Answer to Previous Puzzle 71 DODGE $2595 72 NOVA $2595 tires, power steering, AM radio, ♦ 1093 count is probably responsi Charger Sport Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, vinyl 4-Door, 6-cyllnder, automatic transmisalon, power 81 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER (Open Eves.) 649-4571 I + 1062 The Band root, power steering, alr-conditloning. steering, radio. carpeting, decor group, Stock No. ble.” 4573. List $3324 Including dealer prep North-South vulnerable 7 2 VEGA ACROSS 7 3 FORD $ 2 6 7 5 $ 2 2 9 5 [ E ast South Oswald: “They sure got to 1 Brass 4 Roman and undercoat. i i y i Q ^ ^ ^ 3 ^ 5 7 W est N orth Q.T. Station Wagon, 4-cyllnder, 4-speedI transmission, me in a recent duplicate Galaxy 500, 4-door, V-8, automatic transmission, radio., radio. Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 68 1 N.T. instrument musician power steering. game. I sat East. North’s six 5 Reed emperor P ass 6 N.T. P ass Pass instrument 5 Places lo sil 70 PONTIAC $2225 74 PINTO $ 2 9 9 5 Pass notrump bid followed the station Wagon, 4 cylinder, automatic transmission, 8 Kind of horn 6 High (ab.l Lemans Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, air- remark, ‘I really shouldn’t 7 Colorle.ss radio. Opening lead- 9 + 12 Toward the conditioning, power steering, radio. b id this against Mr. sheltered side hydrocarbon 73 CHEVROLET $3750 NEW 1974 PINTO RUNABOUT Jacoby.’ ” 13 English city 8 Dismounted 69 CHEVROLET $1495 9 Pul on cargo Impala Sedan, V-6, automatic tranemlaslon, power Impala Sport Sedan, V-8, automatic tranemlaslon, alr- 3 door. 4 cylinder engine, 4-8peed 14 Stored away steering, radio. condltlonlng, power steering, power brakes. 15 Soothsayer to How transmission, AM radio, all vinyl bucket 16 Ocean (ab.l 11 Harem rooms 72 OPEL $ 2 3 9 5 seats, white wide wall tires, fold-down 17 Thought 19 Dance step 73 VEGA $2595 45 I'lsculcbeon Hatchback Coupe. 4-cyllnder, automatic transmlsalor, station Wagon. 4-cyllnder, automatic transmission, roar seat. Stock No. 4607. List $2986 In 18 Take as one's 21 Specific 30 Native metals radio, roof carrier. RUST? IL L WAVE TWEIR gravities (ab.l 31 African river border radio. cluding dealer prep and undercoat. SIRE, THE FOOTA4EN own HAVE 60N E O U TC N , H a A O S 20 Organic 23 Old Latinlab.i 34 Pos.sessive 46 Iranian com 6 9 6UICK $1545 71 NOVA $ 2 3 9 5 Don’t let your car be destroyed by rust. STAR compounds 24 Percussion pronoun Ipl.I 47 Nalionaislub I ^ ^ CoiinaCoupe, A 8 rwHm cylinder, automatic transmission, power STRtfTE/ ■By CLAY R. P O L L A N '------'22 Lilt'2wds.l iastrumeni :18 Compass point 49 Small arrow LeSabre Sport Coups, V-8, automatic transmission, steering, radio. L lllt A 39 Kes[x)nsibililies 50 Alwa.vs radio. NOW *2832 ARIIS 24 Large brass Icoll.l — MAS. 21 Your Daily AcIMIy Guida instruments 25 Utah Indiuas 40.Slate(;ib.l 51 Learned by ear 6 '5 YEAR MONEY BACK GUARANTEE] NEW 1974 COUNTRY SEDDN STATION WAGON According la lha S io n . 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XCIII, No. 2% Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES Main St. followed by a Mass of Weekend arrests include: at 16 Lawton Rd. threw a rock PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Kreyssig, 76, of 12 Nye St. died Store on Spencer St. and both Two of the men grabbed Resurrection at St. James • Diane Wiezbicki, 27, of 56 at a .22 caliber Jjullet Sunday at Sunday in Rockville General charged with fourth-degree Ferres, pulled him from his car Church at 9. Burial will be in St. Birch St. was arrested Saturday 7:30 p.m. in the playground of Hospital. She was the wife of larceny involving the attempted and threw him to the ground. James Cemetery. at 9:43 p.m. in front of the the Green School. The bullet Edward R. Kreyssig. theft of $41.75 in merchandise. While he fought them, the third Friends may call at the Gunver Manufacturing Co. on exploded and a fragment She was Iwrn March 10, 1898, The younger woman was took his girl friend’s wallet funeral home Tuesday from 7 to Hartford Rd. and charged with in Rockville and lived there all em ploy^ by K-Mart at the wounded the boy in his right 9 p.m. disorderly conduct and in from her purse. It contained Nixon’s Acceptance of Pardon side near his ribs. Police are her life. time of the arrest and was $27. terfering with an officer. The now seeking older youths Other survivors are a working the cash register. Both A couple in a van pulled up to incident involved a dispute with reported to be playing with daughter, Mrs. Leon L. Rowe of Harold D. Uiinn were released on their written witness the end of the incident. a former boy friend. She was bullets at the school. Rockville section of Vernon; Harold D. Dunn, 76, formerly promises to appear in court The three men got into their released on a $100 non-surety • The 1968 Chrysler Newport, two brothers, Leslie Schwarz of of Manchester, died Wednesday Sept. 30. car and attempted to run down bond for court Oct. 7. brown with white convertible Stratford and George Schwarz at the Veterans Hospital in • Donald J. Griffin, 16, of 57 Ferres as they pulled away. Northport, L.I., N.Y. • Margarita lasada, 25, and top, was reported missing Construed as Guilt Admission of Rockville; a sister, Mrs. Brook St., South Windsor was One of the men was described John B. Mayne Maria Luisa Cotto, 20, both of 88 Friday at 9:55 a.m. from where Francis Hewitt of Bridgeport; He was born in New York Ci Mrs, Eugene Freeman charged Friday with driving a as about 5 feet 9, 210 pounds, W. Main St., Rockville were it was parked in front of the WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford The President’s half-hour televised States is not going to have a depression,” found there was ‘‘the very real and two grandchildren. ty, the son of Edward and Ella motorcycle without a license, medium length blond hair. arrested Saturday at 3:55 p.m. Mary Cheney Library on Main says Richrd M. Nixon’s acceptance of a news conference Monday night in the East he told his news conference. “The over-all possibility” that Nixon would be charged Funeral services are Tuesday Sloate Dunn, and lived in driving without headgear, dis Another was about 5 feet 9, 170 at King’s Department Store in St. Owner is Donald Avery of 42 pardon "can be construed" as an admis Room was dominated by questions about economy of the United States is strong.” with obstructing justice and 10 other possi at 1:30 p.m. at the Ladd Manchester for several years They Head Legion Units obeying the signal of an ofheer, pounds, long black hair, full Funeral Home, 19 Ellington as a young boy. He was a the Parkade and charged with Hyde St. sion of guilt for Watergate crimes and the the pardon. He insisted that "in this very, In foreign affairs, Ford acknowledged ble criminal offenses. The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey terms. Lbary will fill an un and reckless driving. He was beard and a mustache. The Ave., Rockville, with the Rev. patient at the Veterans Hosital fourth-degree larceny in connec former President has been "shamed and very difficult situation, I made the right that the United States secretly intervened Ford conceded his pardon decision ‘has American Legion Post and its expired term. released to his father for court third was 5 feet 9, 145 pounds, Paul J. Bowman officiating. for more than 40 years. tion with a shoplifting incident disgraced’’ by his forced resignation. decision.” in Chile to assist opposition newspapers created more antagonism than I an Auxiliary conducted installa Donahue was welcomed tq Sept. 23. with medium length dark hair. Burial will be in Grove Hill He was a veteran of World involving less than $12 of The 1968 Cadillac, brown with Vigorously defending the pardon, but ad Ford, who has been moving almost non and political factions, but he denied the ticipated.” But he said he is “absolutely tion ceremonies Saturday at the the Past Commanders Asocia- clothing. Both posted $25 cash Police are seeking leads as to Cemetery, Rockville. War I. He is survived by a four doors, of Alice D. Bantly of mitting surprise at the antagonism. |t stop since he assumed the presidency five CIA was involved in the coup that convinced” he was correct. Legion Home. tion by the associations’ presi Three young men drove up to their identity. There are no calling hours. brother, Frederick Dunn of bonds for court Sept. 30. 246 Scott Dr. was stolen by two created, Fonl said he acted to spare thd weeks ago, today called an early morning overthrew Chilean President Salvatore His main concern, he said "was to heal Installed as post commander dent, Henry R. Wierzbicki. Donald Ferres of East Hartford Friends wishing to do so may West New York, N.Y. youths Saturday at 5:43 p.m. nation further turmoil and division. meeting with the GOP steering com Allende. He said the intervention was “in the wounds throughout the United States.” was John B. Mayne of Wierzbicki was installed exact while he was parked at a phone make memorial contributions Graveside services will be • Cynthia W. Wilcox, 21, of 53 from in front of the A & P Store No Deal mittee, a cabinet session and another in a the best interests of Chile and our coun He said fears about Nixon’s health were Manchester. Auxiliary presi ly 10 years ago Saturday. booth at the McNall St. Sunoco Other reports included: to the Heart Fund. Tuesday at 2 p.m. in East Tudor Lane and Barbara A. on E. Center St. series of meetings with his economic ad try,” and said other powers do the same. not the major factor influencing his deci Donahue was presented with a station Sunday at 2:40 a.m. His • Over $30 worth of clothing He said there was “no understanding, no Cemetery. dent for a second term is Mrs. Sahadi, 44, of Warehouse Point Mrs. Bantly was inside the visers. He would not say whether it was legal un sion, although he was not "oblivious” to past commander’s pin signaling was reported stolen from the deal...none whatsoever” between him and “Let me say very strongly the United There are no catling hours. Eugene Freeman. store when John David, 82, of der international law. news reports concerning the mental and the approval of the association clothesline of Mrs. Peter Nixon. James E’. Bowen The Watkins Funeral Home, Commander Mayne was born New London, a passenger Ford disclosed that "within the next few physical condition of the former Presi for a job well done. Gavello of 133 Brent Rd. James P. Bowen, 55, of 55 142 E. Center St., is in charge of in Ogdenberg, N.Y., Dec. 2, waiting for her inside the car, days a very major decision will be taken dent. Lenox St. died Sunday at 1946 moving to Connecticut in Distinguished guests bringing Thursday night. Included were a arrangements. Three Face Charges dress, slip, child’s bathing suit, rushed into the store to tell her on increasing U.S. food contributions for Manchester Memorial Hospital 1959. He attended Manchester greetings were Mayor John the two youths had pushed him Local Reaction to Plan humanitarian purposes to help foreign and a towel. after being stricken at his High School and Howell Cheney Thompson, State Rep. Francis out of the car onto the sidewalk countries suffering from drought and poor home. Technical School. Mayne Mahoney. Greetings were also In Two Robberies • An antique lampshade valued at $30 was reported as they drove the car away. harvests.” Born in Hartford Dec. 31,1918 served in the U.S. Army as an received from Sen. David They headed down Foster St. For Amnesty Is Varied NEWS Harry D. .Murphy stolen from the Collector’s Tape Access Preserved he resided in Manchester 22 infantry sergeant in Odegard. fD^vid was taken to Harry D. Murphy, 54, of Hart SOUTH WINDSOR with the investigation of the Corner at 487 Center St. On the question of Watergate tapes, years. Prior to that he lived in Headquarters Co., 2nd Btn., Organizational greetings Today’s local political reaction to Presi David Barry, Democratic candidate in CAPSULES ford, died Sunday at home. He South Windsor Police Aug. 29 holdup at Gasland, on Thursday during store hours. Mbnehester Memorial Hospital whose ownership by Nixon Ford affirmed East Hartford. He was a World 32nd Inf., 7th Inf. Div. with were received from World War complaining of back pain. dent Ford's conditional amnesty plan for the Fourth Senatorial District, said the was the husband of Edith Miller arrested three East Hartford Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. The theft was discovered in a special agreement, the President President Defends Pardon Decision War 11 veteran having served months of service in Korea. I Post, Auxiliary and Depart Patrolman Ralph Nezas draft evaders and deserters ranged from amnesty plan appears to be linked to the Murphy, formerly of men, Sunday, in connection Police said a warrant Friday. said: “I believe that they have been with the Military Police. He Following his discharge, he ment, the Post Department and observed the Cadillac turn into comments that the plan will solidify the Nixon pardon. Manchester. with complaints made by two issued by Circuit Court 12 was • A prowler with long, brown properly preserved and they will be Meskill Hearing Opens President Gerald Ford, saying there was emloyed as a sheetmetal joined the National Guard unit Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foster St. but did not know at country to words such as unworkable and Barry, terming the amnesty offer news conference Monday night that He was born July 14, 1920, in Hartford men concerning in to be served on Johnson today hair and a heavy build, about 18 available under subpoena for any criminal worker at Pratt & Whitney in Manchester where he served Foreign War 2046, the Army & the time it was stolen. He was perplexing. perplexing said, “I don’t think he’s going WASHINGTON (UPI) - Many ‘‘was persuasive evidence” that nonetheless he pardoned Nixon to Longview, Minn. He was an cidents that started in Hartford at the Hartford Correctional years old, was seen outside the proceeding.” Division of United Aircraft as a recruiting sergeant in Navy Auxiliary and the heading down Spruce St. by The adverse comments crossed party to satisfy anyb^y,” considering the link witnesses were scheduled to go before the former president Richard Nixon was spare the nation a period of turmoil. electrician's mate in the U.S. and ended in South Windsor. Institute where he is being held apartments on Sycamore Lane The tapes will be kept in joint custody Corp. in East Hartford. He was Headquarters Co., 1st. Btn., Emblem Club. Bissell St. when he saw the car lines, and in a couple of cases the reaction with the Nixon pardon and “aspects of it U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee today to guilty of Watergate crimes, told a (UPI photo) Navy during World War II in Police Chief John Kerrigan in connection with the in Saturday about 12:40a.m. When of Nixon and the General Services Ad a member of the Veterans of 169th Inf. Mayne joined the Members of the Post again there being driven fast came from the viewpoint of veterans that may produce some uneven dispensing speak for and against the nomination of the Pacific Theater, and a said John A. Raya, 34, said vestigation of another holdup. seen, he ran. ministration for five years, after which Foreign Wars in Manchester American Legion in 1970. He Auxiliary were installed by and poorly. He pursued the car rather than politicians. of justice." Gov. Thomas J. Meskill to the federal veteran of the Korean War. He three men forced him into their Police said two others are • 'The 1%2 Chevy, four-door, Nixon will gain sole control. and of the Quarter Century Club has served on the post’s Mrs. Peter Kliarsky of West but lost it on Florence St. at the A. Paul Berte, Manchester’s Republican Wally Irish, GOP candidate in the 12th Appeals Court. was a member of Immanuel car on Union PI. in Hartford, also being sought in connection blue, of Vincent D. Ursin of 105 Ford denied reports from congressional of Pratt & Whitney. executive board and on the Hartford assisted by Mrs. same time the stolen car report town chairman, said President Ford’s Assembly District, said he was in a tough The American Bar Association was sen Many Ideas Proposed Lutheran Church in Hartford. early Saturday morning, drove with the South Windsor holdup. South Rd., Bolton was reported leaders and some Republican guber Survivors are his wife, Mrs. bingo and the fireworks com Marjorie Bradley, sergeant-at- came over his radio. offer of conditional amnesty was an act of position to comment on amnesty because ding two representatives to argue against He was employed for 26 years him to Newberry Rd., South stolen sometime Friday from natorial candidates who saw him at the Louise Homuth Bowen; two mittee. He has held the offices arms. VERNON Police are still investigating mercy and is a reasonable solution. he's a National Guard officer. Senate approval of the nomination, one of as an electrician in the Wilgoos Windsor, robbed him of all of the parking lot at Control Data White House recently that he had a sons, James E. Bowen of of junior vice commander and They are Mrs. Eugene Ted Williams, 16, of 21 Oxford and the car is still missing. “I support his efforts to further solidify Irish said he agrees at some times with former President Nixon’s last acts in of For Bicentennial Laboratory for Pratt & his clothing, his wallet con on Progress Dr. “secret reason” for pardoning Nixon. Manchester and Robert P. senior vice commander. Freeman, president; Mrs. St. and Roger Michaud, 16, of the country,” Berte said. opposing veterans, "but I can also under fice. Whitney Aircraft Division of Mary LeDuc, senior vice presi taining about $4, and his watch 442 W. Middle Tpke., both of “Let me say I had no secret reason, and But Rep. Peter W. Rodino, D-N.J., who By MAL BARLOW Bowen of Vernon; two He is employed by the Town and then let him go. At the same time, Berte stressed that stand the need to bind the wounds of the Manchester, suggested building a large, United Aircraft Corp. in East of Manchester, is a member of dent; Mrs. Anthony Squillicote, Manchester, were charged I don’t recall telling any Republican I had led the impeachment inquiry in the House daughters Mrs. Joyce Chalifoux Police said he was seen his "gut feeling, which will never nation." The Manchester Bicentennial Com public pavilion such as the Lions Club built Hartford. the Veterans of Foreign Wars, junior vice president; Mrs. Saturday afternoon with such a reason,” he said. and was a member of Congress when of Manchester, and Mrs. Linda walking along Rt. 5, without his WASTE KING change,” is that he looks at all deserters But Irish said Ford may be moving too mittee held an open hearing Monday night in Marlborough and the Elks Club in Watt of Vernon; two brothers, Other survivors are five the Army & Navy Club, and is a Muriel Grover, secretary; Mrs. second-degree larceny and and draft evaders as cowards. Cliarg;cB PoBsible Meskill served there, planned to appear to brothers and one sister. clothes, and was taken to police fast on decisions with such long-range im in the cafeteria of the Manchester High Glastonbury. It might be put in the Union Joseph Bowen of Newington communicant of St. James Clifford Walker, treasurer; tampering with a motor vehicle Berte, who served in the Army from He disclosed that in exploring the ques testify in favor of Meskill. Funeral services are headquarters where he UNIVERSAL pact. School with about 60 members of the Pond area. Center Park or another spot in and John Bowen of Hartford; Church. He is married to the Mrs. Marjorie Bradley, in connection with the in 1%3 to 1965, said many of his friends from tion of pardoning the former president he The appointment would secure Meskill a Thursday at 1 p.m. at the explained what happened. 19^ “ I don’t feel he’s really aware of the public attending. About two dozen people town. It could last forever and serve for former Mary Moore and has a chaplain; Mrs. Donald Gray, vestigation of an incident at the DIVISION OF NORRIS INDUSTRIES lifetime job at $42,5(X) per year. Sen. Hugh six sisters, Mrs. Marguerite Early Sunday morning, college years were killed or wounded in imlsebeat of the nation now,” Irish said of there spoke about their ideas for 1976 here gatherings of all kinds in an informal, Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. son Stephen. The family resides historian; Mrs. Irene Pisch, rear of Sage-Alien’s, Vernon. Scott, R-Pa., Senate minority leader, said Scanlon, Mrs. Mary Jackson another Hartford man, Walter Vietnam. Ford. and most offered their support to the com friendly atmosphere, he suggested. Center St., with the Rev. on Benton St. sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. George Both were scheduled to last week he thinks the committee will ap and Mrs. Anna Beaudion, all of Fyler, 38, was about to go to his Ted Cummings, Democratic town chair Another GOP Assembly candidate, mittee. Robert Edwards, pastor of Im Heading the First District Atkins, assistant sergeant-at- appear in Circuit Court 12, prove the nomination. Hartford; Mrs. Helen Arcelschi parked car when he observed man and 12th Assembly District can Harriet Haslett in the 13th, said her reac Boston Busing People speaking included: • William Strain drew attention to the manuel Lutheran Church of Installation Team and in arms. Manchester, today. of Winsted, Mrs. Elizabeth two youths who asked him for a FACTORY ADTHOIIIZED didate, said Ford’s plan needs further tion to the amnesty offer comes hard • Jay April of 22 W. Center St. who is a lack of a suitable monument to the over ficiating. Burial will be in East stalling Commander Mayne Members of the installing The brakes failed on a car Protest Wanes Lenz Sr. of Wethersfield, Mrs. ride to East Hartford, police study. because her oldest brother was killed in teacher at East Catholic High School. He 30,000 Americans who died during the Cemetery. was Frank Romano of West team were the following past driven by Fay Lyon, 43 Hale St., Katherine Schimke of Old said. “It seems to me a system that won't Korea in 1950 while serving with the BOSTON (UPI) — Attendance increased said he was excited about programs of Korean conflict and the over 70,000 who Friends may call at the Hartford. Past Commander department and district Rockville, Sunday, causing the Energy Conservation Urged Saybrook; and three Police said Fyler said when work and won’t please anybody,” Cum Marines. today and unruly crowds of demonstators 1976, especially “because of the trouble died during the Vietnam War. Regardless funeral home Wednesday from Ernst C. Linders served as dis presidents and officers: Mrs. car to race through the in DISHWASHER DALLAS (UPI) — Development of grandchildren. he got to Governor St., the mings said. "It’s hard to think straight “ Even though it’s been many years, were absent on the fourth day of a court- the country has been in recently." of the rights or wrongs in conflicts, the 7 to 9 p.m. tinguished guest chairman. Frank Pastula of South Wind tersection of Grove & Hale St., energy resources within the United States Funeral services will be held youths told him how to get to about this amnesty for war resisters with believe me, you don’t forget,” she said. ordered busing plan to integrate Boston’s ‘Oral History’ Urged men died serving their country, he said, Harold Pohl, senior vice com sor; Mrs. Kathleen Sweet of and then through an iron fence will be a major weapon against inflation South Windsor one saying he the impact of the Nixon pardon still buz “However, I feel I can accept a working public schools. and should be remembered in the same mander, served as food chair Manchester; Mrs. Fred Dakin and down an embankment, Ver because it will eliminate many shortages He drew attention to the People’s had a sister living on Newberry zing in the back of my head,” he said. amnesty. I agree with President Ford’s Black students arrived for classes in manner as the men who died in other man. Color Guard Sgt. George of Broad Brook; Miss Shirley non Police said. and allow a fair price for petroleum Bicentennial Commission focusing atten St. When they got to that area, Cummings wasn’t the only local can objectives. I an happy for the families of South Boston without the usual jeers and American wars. Atkins was in charge of the flag Norton of Newington; Mrs. Police said Ms. Lyon products. Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., tion on education about the nation and its police said, Fyler was hit on the didate mentioning Ford’s pardon of these men. I know it has been rough on catcalls. About 800 police lined roads and ceremonies as well as Arthur Perry of Thompson- managed to jump out of the car told an economic conference Monday. ideals. He urged more study of oral head with a blackjack and his former President Nixon in relation to ' them.” rooftops along the routes of buses, which chaplain’s duties. Guy Mullem, ville; Mrs. Harriet Pounds of before it went through the amnesty offer. "It is essential for economic national history by taping talks with the town’s wallet containing about $70 and were given motorcycle police and Bumper .Stirkers junior vice commander, was in Hartford; and Mrs. Henry fence. She later went to security, ecological and other reasons that elderly. his car, were taken. The car helicopter escort into the racially tense MANCHESTER charge of the hall and Walker of West Hartford. Rockville Hospital, was treated the United States embark on a conserva • Donald Kuehl, president of the was later found abandoned on SALE! area. • Fred Barrett of 84 Bowers St. arrangements. Honored guest of the and discharged. No police ac tion program of real substance,” Nelson Exchange Club, volunteered the services Garden St. in Hartford, police Four buses — with every seat filled — suggested a way to raise money for some HOSPITAL NOTES Other post officers installed Auxiliary was Mrs. Walter tion was taken. told leaders of government and industry. of the club. He suggested freedom shrines said. '^Maggie’ Has Bright Day arrived at South Boston High School of the more expensive projects. Sell are: Harold Pohl, senior vice Bloznalis of Broad Brook, first in town for a visual display of the Charged were: Michael COVENTRY without incident. They carried about 140 bumper stickers saying such things as commander; Guy Mullen, district president. BUY NOW AND SAVE American heritage. Choquette, 21, first-degree John Quesnel, 38, of Hartford, black children and six whites from “Happy Birthday America." Discharged Friday: Norman ford; Herbert Dougan, 45 junior vice commander; Fred Other guests were Mrs. Kuehl also suggested a new town robbery,second-degree larceny was arrested Sunday on a Roxbury and Columbia Point housing Yvon, 44 Farnham Rd., South Riverside Dr.; Faith Parloto, historian; George Lawrence Tryon, department U.N. Assembly Convenes building which would not only serve a • Jane Shreeves of Maple St. suggested and two counts of assault; warrant issued by Circuit Court At Irish Family Reunion project. Officials said it also apppeared Windsor; Leonard Bonneville, Yarusewicz, 22 N. Park St., Atkins Sr., chaplain; John secretary and treasurer; and UNITED NATIONS (UPt) - Delegates function .but also, in its design, represent a series of arts concerts focusing on B rian D erm ody, 18, was 12 charging him with third- more neighborhood white children were Ansonia; Ruth Strong, 118 Rockville; Mazie Hill, 415 Baer, service officer; John Mrs. Verena Dolan of Bristol, from 138 nations gathered today for the the country’s future. arrested on the same charges degree burglary, third-degree Sunday for Mrs. Margaret McGeown Reveling in the fact this is her first going into the school. Pitkin St.; Roiland Cote, 148 Woodbridge St. Rottner, judge advocate; past department president. opening of a U.N. General Assembly ses • Clyde Beckwith, a representative of the (See Page Eighteen) and both were released on $10,- larceny, and reckless burning. was perhaps one of the brightest days in flight and her very first “holiday,” Mrs. As has been the practice in the past, a Bolton St.; Vernon Hardy, 60 Also, Ruth Rogers, 154 Past Commander Linders off manufacturer’s$25 suggested retail price. Disabled American Veterans, recalled Charles L. Wigren, finance of 000 non-surety bonds. Police said the arrest was her life. “Maggie,” as her friends and McGeown recalls on a more serious note, clergyman rode on each of the buses. sion expected to be dominated by the new Gerald Dr., Vernon; Alfred Hamilton Dr.; Sylvester ficer; and Francis Leary, adju served as master of ceremonies economic muscle of the Arab world. that in 1776, Manchester was merely a Steven E. Fritz, 17, police made in connection with the in family know, her, was not only making her the ever-present strife where she comes Three buses carrying blacks also Steele, 199 Porter St.; Helen McCann, 2 Locust St., South tant. and introduced the guests. ELIGIBLE UlSHW.ASHEKS: CF/SS 878-200, “piece of woods between Boston and Hart said, was only involved in the vestigation of a break into a first visit to the United States, byt she was from. arrived at the L Street Annex to South The assembly's 29th annual session Schildge, 433 Gardner St.; Windsor; Bernice Clark, 132 A buffet was served, followed LIMITEDI ED TIME ONLY ford.” Installed as executive com first incident. He was charged garage, the theft of garden and being reunited with former classmates The complete lack of fear among our Boston High School. opened with the world body painfully Yvette Douglas, 135 Robert Dr., Mark Dr., Coventry; Weldon by dancing to the music of the • Mary Leduc spoke on behalf of the mitteemen were Linders and with second-degree robbery, lawn tools and setting some and some family members whom she had citizens is one of the things that impresses There were 148 children, including 87 aware of its failure to head off the recent South Windsor; Arthur Lentenine, 128 Oak St., South Lou Jaubert Orchestra. CUSTOM American Legion Auxiliary noting the David Morrisey for three- year grass on fire. not seen in more than 50 years. Mrs. McGqown. At her home, one cannot blacks in attendance Monday at South Cyprus warfare or work out a settlement Ashwell, 102 Woodbridge St. Windsor; Edward Zikus, 113 N. third-degree larceny and group’s state and national projects. There WEATHER assault. Quesnel is scheduled to KITCHEN CENTER The lady who comes from a “wee house enter any I^ d of a shop or store without Boston High. to the explosive Middle East conflict. Also, Anita Byrnes, East School St.; Barbara Haberern, will be an acre of land set for Connecticut appear in Circuit Court 12, in town” in Portadown, County Armagh, first having her pocketbook thoroughly The delegates are scheduled to meet this Hartford; Kathleen Knowlton, 364 E. Center St.; Virginia All three are scheduled to among 52 acres in a “Medal of Honor Manchester, Oct. 7. 385 CENTER ST. • TEL. 649-7544 Ireland, was hosted Sunday afternoon at gone through, or his person frisked in afternoon for the start of a three-month 87 White St.; George Chagnot, Gilber, Glastonbury; Darleen appear in Circuit Court 12, East Louis Dascanlo Grove” at the Freedom Foundation at Partly sunny with high in the low 70s. HartforS, Oct. 7. Earla Davis the home of her niece, Mrs. William G. search of possibly hidden incindiary session highlighted by flowery speeches on 24 Emerson St., Terry Bogli, 32 Tourville, Glastonbury; Diane Valley Forge in Pennsylvania, she said. Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the low to The arrest of Denzil A. Dixon, McKinney, 118 Pearl St. where about 50 bombs, she said. the assembly floor and hush-hush talks in Strong St.; Deanna Pedersen, Price, RFD 4, Coventry. U.N. corridors and plush hotel suites. Puvilioii for Posterity mid 50s. Sunny and pleasant Wednesday. Broad Brook; Robert Vasko, Also, Charles Gudnaitis, 1170 ABOUT TOWN 16 of 158 A dam s S t., friends and relatives gathered to renew Nor does one leave a parked car alone High in the low 70s. Glastonbury; Laureen Main St., South Windsor; Manchester, who turned old ties. for fear a bomb may be planted un INSIDE David Odegard, a state senator from Manseau, 37 Edmund St.; Robert Russell, East Hartford; A free Yoga lecture himself in at the South Windsor Mrs. McGeown is staying with her derneath it, she said. meeting is open to all area men Bomb scares are ever-present. She said Catherine Howe, 45 Seneca Dr., James Hayes, East Hartford; demonstration will be held Police Station over the sister, Mrs. Mary Dunlop of 101 Hamlin St. TODAY interested in singing four-part weekend, along with the ap At the reunion, she also saw her two she has been called out of her home late at Vernon; Michael Lee, RFD 5, Linda Klecak, Colchester; Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in St. Rose barbershop harmony. Coventry. Richard Dabate, 47 Lydall St.; School auditorium in East Hart prehension of two juveniles, brothers whom she has not seen in over 50 night while the area was searched for a Also, John Gillespie, East Robert Hussex, Windsor Locks; ford. There will be an oppor ends the investigation of four years. They are Robert Cordner of 9 Nor bomb. Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 9, 10 The Old Guard will m eet housebreaks and the theft of man St. and Edward Cordner of New Mrs. McGeown says she “just can’t MCC Phase II Funding Hartford; Christine Mary Ruth, 8 Porter Rd., tunity to sign up for an eight- Tuesday at 10 a.m . in L\lUther On Second Thought...... Page 8 Marchisello, 175 Homestead Hebron; Sandra Russell, 108 week course in Yoga to be given eight bicyles, police said. \ r Haven. believe” the supermarkets and large Hall of Emanuel yl^htheran Police said Dixon was A son in Ireland and another son in department stores we have, and she looks Betty’s Notebook ...... Page 8 S t.; E m il B ro n k e, 274 Bolton St.; Alex Sawka, Wilson. by a qualified instructor from Church. Hackmatack St.; Patrick Discharged Sunday: Angela the Integral School of Yoga in arrested on a warrant issued by Toronto, Canada, made their mother’s trip forward to sharing her many experiences Bentley improvements...... Page 5 Brogie, 39>/z Garden St.; Robert Chiasson, East Hartford; Don New Britain. Classes will begin Circuit Court 12 charging him possible. After staying awhile with her with her friends back home. Requested in Budget The Women's Home League Dalamagos nominated ...... Page 18 Taylor, Willimantic; Marie na Zaimor, 213 Ludlow Rd.; Ida Wednesday, Oct. 2, at St. Rose with four counts of third-degree son, Herbert, in Toronto, he brought his She will return to Toronto with her son of the Salvation Army will meet burglary, four counts of larceny mother to Manchester with his wife, Bar for a visit before flying back to Ireland Cheney hooters lose ...... Page 13 Lauritsen, 89 West St., South' Fedora, 16 Ann St.; Meredith School. Those interested in the Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in Junior facility plans on the Bidwell St. campus, curriculum, faculty and responsibility was and the two junveniles were bara and daughter, Lynn. sometime in October. Boll sailing champ ...... Page 13 By FI.OYI) LARSON Windsor; Stanley Mazur, 160 Suchecki, 12 Earl St., free lecture demonstration are Hall at the Citadel. Hostesses he said. given the board by Nakos and Dr, Lowe. Loomis St.; Sharon Lamb, 87C Rockville; Edward Hutchin not obligated to sign up for the referred to juvenile authorities. The accent was definitely on the future are Mrs. Ethel McCollum and The arrests involved breaks at the first meeting of the 1974-75 year of The urgency for permanent campus I’liiii lIiidiT Way Rachel Rd.; Kevin Santori, 87F son; BOA Bluefield Dr.; Elmira course. Classes will be held Mrs. Elsa Samuelson. development was underscored in a Rachel Rd.; Edith Petersen, Parent, 403 Abby Rd., South Wednesdays from 7 to 8:30 p.m. on Aug. 23 and Aug. 27, police the Manchester Community College An action plan was given to implement said. Regional Advisory Council Monday night preliminary report on 1974-75 enrollments the program which is now under way. 700 Boston Tpke., BoltonfvWiWindsor; Salvator Rizza, 25 Fee for the course if $15. The Manchester Chapter of at the school. Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., Matthew Myshrall, Northfield Mfiacjlyn R(J< South Windsor; Anyone wanting more informa Rodney Johnson, 18, of Hart at the Bidwell St. campus. Ultimately, it is hoped that the approach the DAV will meet Tuesday at 8 ford was charged with first- James Nakos, council chairman, gave a president, said there are 5,069 part-time will lead to a more efficient and yet Rd., Coventry; Alcid Salois, AnnalJndholm, Lindholms tion should call 289-5779. p.m. at the American Legion and full-time students enrolled as of Aug. Hartford. Corners, Andover; Richard degree robbery in connection short outline of the community college broader availability of community college Home. system budget requests for the 1975 fiscal 31. While some changes are expected Discharged Saturday: An Green, N. River Rd., Coventry. The housing board of before the drop and add period is com (See Page Eighteen) toinette DeMartin, 33 Perkins Also, Karen Rohrbach, 310 Emanuel Lutheran Church will year. As recommended to the governor, the pleted, he estimated 3,000 would be full St.; Louise Thompson, 151 Grissom Rd.; Robert West, En meet tonight at 7:30 in the time and about 2,000 would be part-time Maple St.; Sherie Myers, field; Mairice Kates, Newton; church reception room. budget will total about $27.5 million for KING’S SUPER VALUE DAYS THE WAY WE WERE system operations which is up $5 million students. Last year at this time MCC had Do You Know Wrights Mill Rd., Coventry; Edward Otto, East Hartford; Manchester Chapter, from current appropriations or an in 4,070 students. The increase. Dr. Lowe Clifford Smith, 252 Blue Ridge Crystal Gray, Partridge Lane, T he y e a r w as 1921 and W atkins in tro d u c e d said, apparently follows the state trend Your Constitution? Dr.; Thomas Lappe, 368 Wind SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight SALE STARTS MON, SEPT 16 crease of about 26 per cent, Nakos said. Tolland; Cecilia Berliner, Manchester’s first motor hearse. Friends kidded us and this fall of sharply increased enrollments sor St.; Elizabeth White, 31 Mansfield Center; Roxann at 7:30 at the Teen Center Capital Budget competition derided us but this new tangled equipment in almost all of the public institutions of Vernon Rd., Bolton; Eleanor McDonald, Sandy Beach Ext., Annex of the Manchester The capital budget request is about $20.5 In commemoration of the 187th anniver proved us to be in tune with community’s needs. higher learning . Jourdenais, 34 Village St.; Rockville. Recreation Center. The AN APOLOGY million which compares with the current sary of the adoption of the Constitution of MUG Course .Aided the United States of America by the A n a s ta s ia S tim ik e , 527 Please accept our apology. Due to circum Our vehicles have changed quite a bit from this early $20 million but Nakos pointed out the Burnham St. Dr. Lowe reported MCC has been Constitutional Convention, The Herald stances beyond our control, the GE "Touch motor hearse, but one thing hasn’t changed...Our current capital budget included a substan Also, David Stone, 55 Hillside tial appropriation for the acquisition of a designated as one of six colleges in the na will run a series of questions and answers & Curl" Mist Hair Curler advertised In our friendliness, sincerity and dedication...and that’s the way Manor, Vernon; Robert Bran- tion as a demonstration college for the daily through Monday pertaining to the 0 m September Circular was not shipped to us we’ll stay. campus for Greater Hartford Community nick, 16 Hemlock St.; Mary College. legal assistance curriculum course which Constitution. Heck, 43 Hollister St.; Eva In time for the sale. If you wish to leave your The capital budget, if it clears the it is offering for the first time this Constitution Week will be observed Fitzsimmons, 54 Hemlock St.; jause name and order with us, we will be happy to governor's desk and the legislature semester. The designation means finan Tuesday through Monday as proclaimed Ruth Burnham, 678 Pleasant notify you just as soon as the shipment ar without drastic change, will include $4.5 cial assistance to the program, plus Oppor by Mayor John W. Thompson. Valley Rd., South Windsor; Jplorist & Greenhouses rives at our store. million for MCC’s Phase II permanent tunities to compare the program’s Questions: Joseph Rogasky, East Hart- campus development. This, Nakos. development and progress with those in 1 — Who did “ordain and establish" this . ^ reported, combined with $1.5 million left in the other demonstration schools and even Constitution? 110 Phase I funding, would give MCC $6 tually will be a model for similar courses 2 — For what purpose? FRESH CANDY Irish Eyes Are Smiling million for campus development which, if in other schools wishing to offer them. 3 — Where was the Constitution Conven WHITMAN, SCHRAFFT approved, means designing could be A summary of the Danforth Community tion held? r-iinvici iirT iTAnif College Institute • Forum attended by 4 - When? CANDY CUPBOARD LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER When Irish eyes are smiling like those Margaret “Maggie” McGeown, right, including her sister, Mrs. Mary started in the 1975-76 year. several council and faculty members on 5 — Who were the "Big Three’’ of the WATKINS FUNERAL HOME / 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER - 646-5310 above, it’s because Irish brothers and from Portadown, Ireland, was guest Dunlop, and her brothers, Robert Alhlelir Facility Included Monchfiter ways and means to implement an in- Convention? ARTHUR DRUG 643-9559 sisters are celebrating a family re of honor at a family reunion Sunday at 621 HARTFORD ROAO, MANCHESTER Cordner, left, and Edward Cordner. Also included in the capital budget is tegregation of community service (Answers will be found on page 2) union after more than 50 years. Mrs. the home of her niece in Manchester (Herald photo by Pinto) $420,000 for implementation of the athletic programs into the regular college