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Cloudy tonight, low in mid 50s. Thursday ITiis week’s drawing in the Connecticut cloudy, rain likely, high mid to upper 60s. ^ State Lottery will be at 7 p.m. today in Naugatuck. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 297 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS
I News Hurricane Eloise hits I summary a
;.;jI Compiled from Ii Cuba with heavy rains ' i'J- Press Inlernational ' | I ' MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane Eloise hit heavy rains this morning, but there was no Eloise hammered the northern shore of eastern Cuba with torrential rains today mention of injuries or property damage. the Dominican Republic Wednesday and after leaving 34 dead and nearly 12,000 The center of the twister passed less than gingerly skirted Haiti before heading for I o ' i homeless^and causing more than $50 20 miles north of the U.S. Naval base at the mountainous eastern tip of Cuba. ^ State million damage in Puerto Rico and the Guantanamo Bay. r i Dominican Republic. Hurricane warnings remained in effect A Dominican government spokesman I HARTFORD -Gov. Ella T. j The storm began to weaken after for eastern Cuba and the Ragged Islands said early reports indicated “extensive Gmsso, her husband, and several | sloshing ashore on the Comm\inist island in the Bahamas. A hurricane watch was in damage with considerable loss of life from ^ friends leave today for a 12-day visit i and at 9 a.m. the National Hurricane effect for the Exumas and Long Islands. Cape Engano almost to the (Haitian) border.” li \' g to the land of her forefathers. She ; Center said Eloise was becoming dis ■'Heavy rains will continue over eastern g said last week she hoped to m e e t; organized as if moved over land. The Cuba today and spread over the remainder « with an Italian silk manufacturer to i weather agency said hurricane force Six drowning deaths were reported in of Cuba and Jamaica later today and Santo Domingo when the Ozama River, ^ discuss the possible location of a I winds of 75 m.p.h. “remain only in a few tonight, posing the treat of flooding,” ^5 plant in Connecticut. j squalls.” which cuts across the city, overran its hurricane forecasters said. banks in a sium area. Winds knocked down At last report, the storm was located “The longer the hurricane remains over I i near latitude 20.3 north, longitude 76.0 power poles and uprooted trees in the a HARTFORD —Education- | land the weaker it will become, and it capital. 5 Instruccion, a social activist group, i west, and moving west of 12 m.p.h. could be downgraded to a tropical storm has charged that 28 towns in the i Havana radio, monitored in Miami, said later today if this trend continues,” the 9 Pedro Justiniano Polanco, director of Hartford area have failed to active- j Eloise was dousing eastern Cuba with a.m. advisory said. civii defense, said his organization was ly recruit minorities and women and ; sheltering at least 6,000 persons left S: therefore it will seek to block dis- ; homeless by flooding. tribution of federal revenue sharing ; Further flooding was expected in the funds until the towns’ work forces j i’?: . - - Domincan Republic and possibly Haiti represent the racial mix of their i today from continuing torrentiai rains. $ residents. Lebanese factions agree Officials said they feared crop damage in the farm-rich Cibao region of the P to another cease-fire northern Dominican Republic would run I Regional into millions of doilars. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — 'The govern The government gave no details of who JERICHO, Vt. —Eric Schuppin ■ In Puerto Rico, hit hard by rains and ment announced today that warring would serve on the joint committee. fioods Monday and Tuesday, officials set has suffered a nervous breakdown : political factions have agreed to a new In the past, joint Lebanese and Palesti and his wife, Elizabeth, faces a : the casualty toll at 28 dead, 275 injured and cease-fire to end bitter block-to-block nian committees have tried to end the con 5,430 homeless. (Herald'uhoto by Dunn) possible 29-year prison term; but fighting that has paralyzed Beirut. flict between Moslem leftists and right- A civil defense spokesman tentatively their only regret is that the At least 26 persons were reported to wing Christians. set property damage at $50 million. Discuss campaign strategy S- attempted abduction of their have died in combat witbjnortars, bombs, Both sides threw bombs, rockets and daughter, Tamara, in Windsor, and machine gun fire between leftists and mortars into the battle which erupted soon On Oct. 4, 1963, Hurricane Flora killed ;|^ Conn., Sept. 4 failed and she right-wing militiamen, police sources after midnight. an estimated 4,000 persons on Haiti's Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cummings, left, discusses campaign remains “enslaved” by a religious said. Karami, who has opposed the use of southeastern peninsula, then began a four- strategy with Lt. Gov. Robert Killian, as State Treasurer Henry Parker 6 sect. Beirut radio broadcast a government troops, formed a “conciliation com day skip in and out of Cuba, claiming listens in. Killian and Parker helped Manchester Democrats open campaign statement that agreement had been mittee” Wednesday night to help halt the another 1,000 lives there. headquarters Wednesday night. A crowd of about 100 was on hand. !§ BOSTON —The Boston School reached by all parties for a cease-fire at 4 conflict. Committee chairman says so many p.m. (11 a.m. EDT). It did not have time to meet before the whites are fleeing integration, a new Several previous attempts at arranging latest outbreak began. plan will be needed to maintain a truce have broken down in renewed The announcement of a hew cease-fire racial balance in Boston’s public a fighting. followed an emergency cabinet meeting Town Democrats set goal ;$ schools. John J. McDonough claims A joint committee has been formed to called by President Suleiman Franjieh. attendance since school began last implement the cease-fire as a result of The meeting was delayed while Karami Monday under a federal order to bus talks between Premier Rashid Karami met with Moslem leaders to discuss alter {i 25,905 pupils showed schools more and all political groups, the announcement natives to army intervention. §: segregate than previbusly. ' said. of three victories in a row
Values By SOL R. COHEN Parker was referring to the 27,000-vote Town Treasurer Roger Negro said in T o National Herald Reporter victory Tuesday in New Hampshire for brief remarks, “This New Hampshire 3.39 to Louis C. Wyman, elected in a run-off to the thing certain^' has given us all a shot in Manchester Democrats were in high U.S. Senate. And, he was referring also to the arm. The Republicans wrote off a SACRAMENTO, Calif. -Lynette spirits Wednesday night as they formally the 1976 election for president. Durkin as they once wrote off Harry ^ Fromme returns to court Friday to opened campaign headquarters and as Offering his services to Manchester Truman. They proved that complacency is g enter a plea to a charge of attemp- state gaming laws they launched their campaign to return 17 Democrats in this year’s campaign, the enemy.” ting to assassinate President Ford incumbent Democrats to office. About 100 Parker said, “I’m grateful and I say Eleanor Coltman, representing the can and to ask that she be allowed to act people, mostly town committee members HARTFORD (UPI) - J. Walter — The licensing of the state’s first horse ‘thank you’ to Manchester voters for didates for the school board, said, “If as her own attorney. and other party workers, were on hand for Kennedy, former commissioner of the race track at Wolcott has become bogged helping in the statewide victory last anyone can be said to be a bom Democrat what turned out to be a giant pep rally. national Basketball Association, will down with environmental and traffic November.” it’s me. I can’t imagine working or voting As Democratic Town Chairman Ted g NEW YORK -Attorneys for assess Connecticut’s gaming laws and problems as well as public opposition. Killian, a frequent visitor to for anyone but a Democrat. The billionaire Howard Hughes term assess how well they have worked. Gov. Cummings told them, “You’re all going to Manchester, was introduced by Cummings Democrats have a good team and all are — Senate Leader Joseph J. Fauliso, D- "absurd” and "bizarre” a move to Ella T. Grasso said today. be a part of history in Manchester. The as “a symbol of unity to the Democratic worthy of support.” Hartford, says the market for horse ^ have their client declared legally Kennedy, also former mayor of Stam Democrats here never have won three party in the state and a first-class Mayor John Thompson, representing the racing is ■ declining and Connecticut dead. Hughes is being sued for 8100 ford, will re-examine existing legislation municipal elections in a row. We’re going gentleman.” candiates for the Board of Directors, cited million by AirWest airline authorizing horse and dog racing, jai alai, couldn’t compete with well-established to do exactly that this year.” Killian said, “Coming here, my friends, all Democratic officeholders for “their tracks and maintain quality racing. S stockholders. off track betting and the lottery, Mrs. Democratic headquarters again is at 445 is like not even leaving home, and you all sensitivity and responsiveness to the Grasso said. — The Harness Horsemen’s Inter Hartford Rd., in the former Norman’s- know that. We’re privileged to be here. people.” “Kennedy will assess all of the state’s national is filing a suit challenging the Consumer Sales Store. There’s a mutuality in politics that “We run as a team, and we’re indeed WASHINGTON - New On hand for the campaign kick-off were Hampshire’s John Durkin was special revenue operations to determine' state’s plan to beam telecasts of New exceeds all other aspects of life. If you fortunate to have the candidates we how well they have worked,” Mrs. Grasso York horse races to off track betting Lt. Gov. Robert Killian and State support me for state office, how can I do have,” he said. sworn in as U.S. Senator today by Treasurer Henry Parker, along with the Sen. Norris Cotton, R-N.H., who said. theaters in Connecticut. other than come to Manchester and sup Thompson listed some of the ac Kennedy, 62, has no prior involvement in local Democratic candidates. port you?” complishments by Democrats. He said retired last year and was named in — Questions and confusion have inten It was Parker who set the pattern for terim senator after the Senate failed the Connecticut gaming operations, she sified about the Connecticut lottery. Praising Manchester for always in they include sidewalks, hot meals for the said. the high spirits when he said, “They did it sisting on excellence in its public officials, elderly, buses for the elderly, additions to to resolve last fall’s election and — Allegations of illegalities in the opera in New Hampshire, you’ll do it in ordered the run-off won by Durkin “He can therefore approach this re- tion of so-called “Las Vegas Nights” have he said, “Your organization and Illing and Bennet Junior Highs and evaluation with no preconceived notions or Manchester in November and we’ll do it in leadership and your dedicated workers removal of ninth graders from Tuesday. been made. Their operation, however, is Washington in 1976. A pleasant wind is commitments,” she said. not under the jurisdiction of the Commis aren’t exceeded, nor even matched, in Manchester High School, recreation im WASHINGTON - Israeli Defense blowing in from New Hampshire, and it’s other towns in the state. You Choose your KennWy’s appointment comes at a time sion on Special Revenue. provements, acquisition of Case Mt., Minister Shimon Peres says Israel when: settling over Manchester.” candidates wisely and then you support acquisition of the Manchester Water Co. will guarantee it will not attach them. This is one town that’s sensitive to and its open space holdings. nuclear warheads to any weapons it the needs of all it’s citizens.” Cummings concluded the rally with a gets from the United States. Peres Noting the New Hampshire vote as a prediction of victory for the Democrats in is here trying to convince Secretary After-tax profits bounce back Democratic trend, he said, “Registering November and a call “for all the hands of Defense James Schlesinger to voters is the secret of political success, and all the warm bodies and all the help supply Pershing missiles and other and you’re doing it here in Manchester.” we can get for the campaign ahead.” weapons on a $2 billion shopping list indicating economic recovery to Israel. ii By LEONARD CURRY manufacturers helps account for $4.06 billion in the second quarter. UPI Business Writer widespread job gains for furloughed fac But the housing industry iagged in i International Manufacturers’ profits soared 34.4 per tory workers since June. August. ’The rate of increase in housing Anti-abortion proposals cent after taxes in the April-June quarter, Job opportunities continued to improve starts slowed from 14 per cent in July to the Federal ’Trade Commission reported in the last week of August, when requests 1.7 per cent. Building permits dipped 5 per MONTREAL — Union workers at today. for unemployment benefits dipped to the cent, and mortgage interest rates rose to rejected by subcommittee eight pulp and paper mills in Ontario After-tax profits, which had dipped 43 lowest level since February, the Labor the highest level in four months. per cent to $9.3 billion in the first quarter, Department said. Interest rates for used homes increased and (^el^c have served notice they WASHINGTON (UPI) - After 18 each state the power to pass its own abor \ will strike Friday, a move which bounced back to $12.5 billion — another in The Commerce Department said a from 9.08 per cent in July to 9.14 per cent. months of hearings, a ^ n a te subcom tion law, were stricken down by the panel will cut by 42 per cent Canada’s total dication the economy is recovering from record $5.4 increase in factory payrolls in in August, the biggest one-month increase mittee has rejected all proposals to over Wednesday. its worst recession in 30 years. dally production of 28,500 tons of . August gave the nation’s private sector in since late 1974, the Federal Home Loan turn the Supreme Court’s decision The closest vote was a 4-4 tie on a newsprint. 1110 basic issue is a de^ ’The FTC said in Washington the biggest come ite biggest one-month boost in 16 Bank Board said. Mortgage interest rates legalizing abortion on demand. proposal to let the states set laws on all mand for hourly pay increases and a gains were made in rubber, glass and years. on new homes moved up to 8.91 per cent It effectively ended the emotional right- issues involving life, including abortion cost-of-living clause. textiles. Despite lagging auto sales, after Personal income from both private and from 8.89 per cent in July. to-life debate — at least for the current and euthanasia. tax profits swelled 800 per cent from a low government sources increased 1.5 per cent ’The average price of a new home in Congress. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., chairman of $114 million base for transportation in to $1,257 trillion. creased $1,100, to $45,200, but older home Eight proposed amendments to the the Senate constitutional rights subcom dustries. LISBON, Portugal — Portugal’s The goverhment also reported the prices dropped $2,200, to an average $38,- Constitution, ranging from a flat prohibi mittee, said after the votes, “I think the military rulers sununoned political The financial improvement for balance of payments bulged to a record 900. tion on all abortions to versions giving committee has spoken at least for the , leaders to new talks today, in- duration of this Congress.” I dicating that the political deadlock He added it would be “highly unlikely” j blocking formation of a new govern for the full Judiciary Committee to ignore ment may have been broken. A new ‘ the subcommittee action and renew the cabinet might be named today or debate. i early Friday, a residential sales tax repeal sought The votes followed hearings involving 86 spokesman said. witnesses and 125 hours of testimony teat HARTFORD (UPI) — Saying the 7 per said, “It is no longer idle talk.” they said already have left or are planning Among the companies cited by the aired all aspects of the “right-to-life” cent sales tax on services and rented and ’The leaders said the ^ million loss in to leave the state because of its tax struc leaders were the Sponge Rubber Products issue. leased equiment is driving businesses out revenue could Ik made tip by cutting back ture. Ck). of Ansonia, Producto Machine Co.; The Supreme Court ruled on Jan. 22, of the state. Republican lawmakers on state spending. They said there Is no ’They praised the Connecticut State Perkin Elmer, Coleco Industries of New 1973, that the decision on abortions must Wednesday renewed their call for a support in the legislature for implemen Labor Council, AFL-CIO, for recognizing Haven,, United Nuclear Corp. of New be left to the woman and her doctor — special session to repeal it. ting an income t ^ to boost revenues. the problem and calling for repeal of the Haven, and Burndy Corp. without state interference — during the House Minority Leader Gerald P. Under the expanded sales tax, the levy. However, the leaders said they do Also, Olin Corp., United Elastic Corp., first three months of pregnancy. Stevens, R-Milford, and Senate Minority Republican leaders said, business is not endorse the labor group’s proposal for Federal Paper ^ a r d of New Haven, The majority decision said t ^ t during -Inside today Leader Lewis B. Rome, R-Bloomfieid, paying 47 per cent of the revenues raised a state income tax. Seamco Sporting Goods of New Haven, the second trimester the state can said the tax is having an adverse impact by the sales levy, compared to 23 per cent Chase Brass and Copper Co. of Waterbury, regulate tl;e abortion procedure only in Bolton ...... 6,16 Kitchen...... ,..9 on the job climate. The Industrial Development Research previously. Council has given Connecticut its lowest Scovill Manufacturing Co., Farrell Co. of ways that are reasonably related to Classified.. ..16-18 Obituaries .. ... 10 ’They said there is a potential loss of 10,- Instead, they said, Connecticut should rating for the cooperation the state gives Ansonia, and UnirOyal. health. Comics ...... 19 Old Codger . ...2 0 000 jobs in Connecticut due to businesses take a cue from New Ydric City, where the Also, Becron Electronics of Canaan, During the final three months of Coventry ...... 6 S. Windsor..___ 3 that are considering moving their to industrial developers, the leaders said. city has been on the brink of default for “’They consider Connecticut to be anti- Fairchild Auto-Mated Parts, Inc., Lux pregnancy, the opinion said, the.state can Dear Abby. . . . . 19 Sports...... 11-14 operations out of the state because the tax several months, and. look closely at the growth in the area of industrial Time, American Brass, Integrated Con outlaw abortions except to preserve the Editorial ...... 4 Vernon ...... 2,3 has made their products uncompetitive. spending side of government. development,” 'they said. trol System, Inc., of Litchfield, and Risdon mother’s health. “We’re Ih the crisis stage,Stevens The leaders distributed a list of 20 firms Manufacturing Co. of Naugatuck. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 18, 1975 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 18, 1975 Plan outlined for evaluating teachers Raymond Smith to retire New voters Orchesta seeks advice a m b r o i d ^ ? SOUTH WINDSOR Mickel and four other persons and six, unsatisfactory. The clinic is being presented and Thursday at the South . the Clown, Professor Mugford, w« hav* a wondarful Manchester election of Judy Kuehnel presented a simulated evalua Ratings from one through by the coaching committee Windsor High School gym Mrs. Plumcake and the naw aalacHon oh ficials signed up 8 new voters tion for the benefit of the board five would be eligible for which is composed of Rock nasium. Doing what hejuiows best, S. nickname for years was on subscription drive 644-1364 Japanese prince are some of Wednesday at two convales and those present. rehiring in the South Windsor LaFrance, chairman. Jack The late registration for this the puppet people gracing the • tearvat .Ubs Raymond Smith works with in “Star.” It started years ago, so A new plan for evaluation of cent homes — 5 Democrats The “lesson” was a film, with school system. Hird, Tony Ella and Bob first session will be taken up to display window at the South • towals •quHta voices, orders and general long ago he can’t recall how he Music, Alvemo College, United South Windsor teachers was and 3 Republicans. Mrs. William W. Baird of teaching flaws purposely built The plan calls for nontenure Margolin. LaFrance will direct Sept. 22 at the Recreation Windsor Public Library for the • laaiplart •taHadoIlM management at W.G. Glenney got it. He used to live on Ford Performing Arts Fund, and as explained to Board of Educa Signed up at Meadows Con Milwaukee, will meet Tuesday In. Following the film, the teachers to be evaluated twice the clinic. Department from 8:30 a.m. to 4 next few weeks. • pHtowtopt •pothaMari Company on N. Main St. St., he says, and was the “little advisor to may other musical tion members Tuesday n l^ t. valescent Center, Bidwell St., with the board of directors of "evaluation team” proceeded . a year and tenure teachers once Registration of youths will p.m. daily. These are some of the p rfe o d from an B A « After tomorrow. Smith will tot” , of his gang. One day, the organizations. Orchard Hill School Principal were 4 Democrats and 1 the Manchester Civic Orchestra to demonstrate the evaluation a year. continue to be held this 1110 fee this year will be $3 original handcrafted puppets unboHovablo $ be sitting back and relaxing and bigger kids began calling him She has received numerous Larry Mickel explained the Republican, and at Crestfield to aid them In their efforts to process. weekend on Saturday and Sun per participant. Children in made by South Windsor just “waiting for whatever “Star” and the name stuck. He community service awards for evaluation process which con Hockey hoopt - thraada - naadlaa Convalescent Home, Vernon stimulate interest and In the final stages of the day morning form 9-11:30 a.m. Grades 4-10 may register at this children who participated in the comes.” says he has received mail ad her advisory work. sists of a team of three or four Coaches for the South Wind St., 2 Republicans and 1 enthusiasm for symphonic evaluation each teacher would at the arena. time. puppet workshops during the "where a Friday marks the end of a 48- dressed to him by that name. Mrs. Baird is a graduate of teachers and the principal. sor Youth Hockey Association, Democrat. music in the Manchester area. be evaluated in six areas: Boys and girls from the Hart For further information call summer months. doU ar'i year term of service at the State University College, All teachers who wish to do so in-house and traveling teams, At a luncheon meeting at. knowledge of subject matter; ford area are invited. Karen Fellows at the Recrea ’The puppet workshops were lumber company for Smith who Potsdam, N.Y., with a B.S. have the opportunity to serve on are invited to participate in a worth a Not knowing quite what he Willie’s Restaurant, she will degree in music education. She the evaluation team. classroom atmosphere, coaching clinic Sept. 20 from 9- tion Department, 644-2511. conducted by Wilma Hawkins, the miroeld of molRltrtJt i d o lla r!" began Aug. 1, 1927, as a truck will do with his retirement — he provide information on the best teaching methods, communica Gym program children’s librarian, and (towritown mancKcrter driver for his uncle, the original is married to Dr. William Baird ’The teacher to be evaluated 11:30 a.m. at the Hartford has no bobbies — he does, procedure to run a subscription tion, teacher-staff relations and ’The South Windsor Recrea Puppet Paulette Farris, Jean Bourke I here m e r, MUt M Vi.G. Glenney. He will be 69 in Buckley PTA and is the mother of three would submit a lesson plan Arena. however, anticipate a visit to drive and ways to acquaint professionalism. tion Department’s first 10-week Cahullin the Giant, Clarence and Jane Bickford, library December. grown children. prior to the lesson. The team There will be one and one-half his son, Wesley, and family who meets Monday more people with what’s Each rating would be on scale gymnastic program will begin volunteers. Working his way up through would discuss its observations hours of class time instruction live in Arizona. A daughter, Buckley School PTA will happening with symphonies in of one to six, with one represen Sept. 23. the firm as It expanded, he with the teacher following the and one hour of instruction on Mrs. George Beauregard, lives meet Monday at 7 p.m. in the the area. lesson, and wHte a summary. ting superior teaching process. the ice. All classes will meet Tuesday became * its vice-president in in Manchester. Monday night, Mrs. Baird school cafeteria. ’Those atten When the British surrendered 1947 and later the firm’s ding will have an opportunity to will meet in New Britain with to Gen. Washington at the Battle treasurer. There are seven welcome the new principal, officers of both the Manchester of Yorktown only 30 per cent of After graduating from grandchildren whose mere Mrs. Marcia Kenefick. orchestra and the Greater New the Continental Army troops $3.8 million defense contracts 72S L MIDIHf TURNPIKE Manchester High School, he mention brings a smile to Guest speaker will be Mrs. Britain Symphony Society. took a course at the Connecticut Smith’s face. He admits there Barbara Palermo, principal of Mrs. Baird is past president were Americans - the rest were Business College located in the is something special about Braeburn Elementary School in of the Women’s Council of the French, Dutch and others. MANCHESTER Odd Fellows building at that spending time with them. West Hartford whose topic will American Symphony Orchestra Mrs. ’William W. Baird time. awarded to firm in Rockville IVe Reserve The Right be “The Volunteer in the League. In addition to her work known as AN/ARN-84. A Republican, he represented With his wife, the former Elementary School.” on the Women’s Council, she ASC Systems Corp., a wholly years ago. The company has produced Company officials said this To Limit Quantities the Town of Manchester in the Gertrude Knofla, Smith expects Students to see opera A representative from Boy has held office in many owned subsidiary of LaPointe One of the contracts was more than 65,(xio of these anten system is a lightweight, com Sup<‘rinarkets legislature and served for to do a little traveling, enjoy awarded Sept. 8 by the U.S. nas over the past six years and Ij i o u b l e s t a w p s s a t . 7 to 10 p .i n Scout headquarters will discuss organizations in the Milwaukee Students at Bennet Junior Industries, Inc. of 155 W. Main pletely transistorized radio three years on the Board of their family, and make the The operas to be seen are Army Electronics Command of this new contract will maintain the scouting program at area including National Friends High School will have the op St., Rockville, has' been receiver unit which is installed Selectmen before the present most of just being home at 127 “Girl of the Golden West” ahd Fort Monmouth, N. J. It calls the production line and com Buckley. of Public Broadcasting, portunity to see three Connec “Tosca,” both by Puccini, and awarded two prime contracts on U. S. government and NATO council-manager form of Pitkin St. Wisconsin Conservatory of for the manufacture of 15,000 petitive position of the firm for Refreshments will be served. ticut Opera Association produc “Somnambula” by Bellini. by the Department of Defense. aircraft to home-in on radio BONUS BUYS! government. ITie total estimated value is VHF antennas which are u s ^ future contracts on toe antenna, Smith is a member of tions this year. Series tickets signals from the ground $3.8 million. on jeeps, tanks, and niobile company officials stiid. GOOD THRU SEPT. 20 Manchester Lodge of Masons for all three operas or in transmitting stations and fly LaPointe, the parent com communication centers utilized The second contract, dated and Nutmeg Forest, Tall dividual tickets may be from city to city in the United l■KUUPDN■■l■ ^■■■iW OUPONl pany of ASC, employs close to by toe Army. Sept. 12, was awarded by the U. Cedars of Lebanon. He is also a purchased for these field trips. States and abroad. WITH THIS COUPOl 750 persons and is one of the The over-all value of this S. Naval Air Systems Com These systems are a new en P O H ^ ^ _ WITH THIS COUPON member of Knights of Pythias. Bennet students have been & S7.B0 PURCHASE Mastrangelo re-elected largest employers in the area. letter contract, which is now mand, headquartered in A S7.80 PURCHASE Although the first initial in given a letter to take home to try into the ASC Systems The parent company was es being form alize by the Army Washington, D. C. his name is for Samuel, his parents explaining the details. product line and will do much to 11 S. Raymond Smith The field trips are sponsored by 2 GREAT FILMS tablished in Rockville about 20 and ASC, is in excess of $2 The monetary value of this enhance the company’s position “IILIT JACK" and "TRIAL OF M lT million. contract is $1.8 million. It calls the music department at J A C r ______as a producer of all types of CGNN FRESH SWEET LIFE Housing Authority head Bennet, for production of about 120 militarized communications GRACE “A” SMALL ■ I systems of toe airborne naviga equipment, company officials Bender yacht found tion radio which is technically The Manchester Housing explained. Town employes group where the complex will be con $40,000 will be paid the sellers Found dead Manchester Evening Herald Authority (MHA) Wednesday structed. and $5,000 will go toward cost of HARTFORD (UPI) - Ode Published every evening except SOUTH WINDSOR (UPI) - IISUGAR night re-elected Pascal Authorities in Connecticut He said the town will make plans, legal fees and other Lee Dock, 44, the mother of five Sundays and holidays. Entered at Authorities in the Outer Banks Mastrangelo its chairman and the Manchester, Conn.. Post Office said they have suspects in the dOL application to HUD (the expenses. He said transfer of 5-LB. BAG children, was found dead as Second Class Mall 'Matter. section of North Carolina have theft, but no arrests have been Qood Thru 8«pL 26 Dr. Joseph Danyliw its vice Department of Housing and Ur the property will take place at Qood Thru 8opt 20 Wednesday in the cellar of an Suggested Carrier Rates recovered the $26,000 racing made. Men’s and women’s On* Coupon Por Family chairman, both for the 1975-76 II Ono Coupon Par Family for joint political voice ban Development) for f45,000 of that time. abandoned apartment house in year. Payable In Advance yacht of Deputy Mayor Sandra clothing and empty whisky the $301,000. being allocated The parcel is being purchased Hartford’s North End. She was 85 East Center St. The MHA awarded contracts Single copy...... ;..15C Bender, stolen Aug. 4 from its bottles and soda cans were % l ICLIP N’ SAVE H i ■ I ICLIP N' SAVE I Manchester this year under the for $150,000, of which $35,000 reported missing by her family W eekly...... 90< Mystic mooring. found in the abandoned yacht, at Summit St. VERNON political candidates. The It also hopes to become in for supplying it with No. 2 and already is paid. The $40,000 pay One /n o n th ...... $3.90 federal Community Develop last Saturday, police said, and Three months ...... $11.70 The Circe was found ’Tuesday the Coast Guard said. Mrs. l■K0UP0N■■■■ IHCOUPONH responses will be weighed by volved in town budget No. 4 heating" oil. A group, to be known as "The ment Act. ment will leave a balance of she had been separated from Six m onths...... $23.40 near Currituck Beach, 20 miles Bender Tuesday flew to North WEEKENG CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! # WITH THIS COUPON^ the council and the union rank- preparations. 'The contract for No. 2 oil is to One y e a r...... $46.80 WITH THIS COUPON Town of Vernon Employes’ When the $45,000 is received, $75,000, to be paid July 1,1976. her husband. The body bore no north of Kitty Haw' N.C. Its & $7.50 PURCHASE and-file and then a decision will A side branch of the Vernon the Hudson Oil Co. of West Mail Rates Upon Request Carolina to claim the boat. A $7.50 PURCHASE Council,” has been formed to marks of violence, and was sent single sail was i and the $ 1 6 4 be made concerning which can Education Association, a Hartford, at 33.05 cents per Subscribers who fall to receive Stonington police in charge of give town groups a common to the University of Connecticut their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. automatic steering was bunch I toe theft inquiry said she may I didate to support. political action committee, gallon. The contract for No. 4 should telephone the circulation PGMPCNS ground for mutual assistance Medical Center in Farmington engaged, Coast Guard The council will ask the two called VEA-PAC, also was oil went to the Davis & Daggett department. 647-9946. _____ sail toe boat back to Connec OPEN 'til 9 P.M. THURS., FRI. NITE8I H l-C and a voice in local political for an autopsy. spokesmen said. ticut by herself. SWEET LIFE matters. candidates for mayor, incum formed this week and will begin Co. of Hartford, at 13.96 cents THEATER SCHEDULE I Police Officer Gary Pfeifer, bent Republican Mayor Frank working on the political cam per gallon. C!Q^^THEATRES EAST THIS WEEK aaaaaitaaoaao»t91t9tl9nr6Q99QOttflaaoooB»tQ90099999999999ltaJLAA.9.A.9J.».aj.9«9»9 9 9JJLAA.ILa.ft.ftAAAAJ>A All president of Local ^ of the McCoy and Democrat ’Thomas paign. 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V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Sept. 18, 1975- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Sept. 18, 197& . lianrljPBlpr lEuptiing Bpralii Police report shady schemes Founded Oct. 1, 1881 used at Las Vegas nights Member, Audit Bureau ol Circulation ' Member, United Press International leaf, stem & root Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, By ED BUTLER gift certificates or cash at the HARTFORD (UPI) - State exceeds any they may hpve to Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. , end of the evening, the report the sponsoring organization, Look What We Have! police organized crime in said. vestigators say they have un and its charitable purpose.” Raymond F. Robinson, Editoc-Publlsher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Task force Lt. Walter Scholtz ‘‘In collusion with the equip • Rubber Trees covered a multitude of shady said Wednesday applications 6” Pot, Over 12” High < schemes at Las Vegas ment dealer himself, or un 5.99 for Las Vegas permits declined scrupulous friends, or gambling nights around following a summertime raid Opinion Connecticut. < organized crime associates, • Jade Trees on a gaming night at the Terra these skilled card dealers and The Investigation shows the Mar resort complex in Old 4” Pot, 12” High *3.99 big winners are mostly dice operators have Saybrook. systematically bilked spon professional gamblers or “But they’re up to the old • Red Cap Cactus Manchester has spirit gaming equipment concerns soring organizations out ol level of three or four a week thousands of dollars,” tile 3” Po t *2.99 which, for part of the take, run now,” Scholtz said. “The report said. the affairs for charities, organizations make a very as well as charm churches, fraternal The task force said it un • Norfolk Pines small cut in this,” he said. covered the following ploys at organizations and other non Las Vegas nights present a 4” Po t *1.99 profit groups. Las Vegas nights run by un double-edged risk for charities suspecting dealers and bankers It is easy to get into a rut these Politically our town government is The sponsors are often left because of dangers in hiring with scant profits and tarnished without the aid of professional • Apollo Plant days. viable because of two active political professional gaming operators gaming operators: 3" Po t *1.99 reputations, and sometimes parties. True, they sometimes bicker or, instead, using trusted but — ‘‘At blackjack, experienced It seems that for every obstacle even lose money, according to a usually inexperienced • Moses-in-ttw-Cradle over what seem like trivialities, but confidential report prepared by gamblers acid chips to an • Golden Pothos overcome two more arise. organizational members to man already finalized wager, when on the whole we are seeing the two- the Statewide Organized Crime the tables, the report said. • Branchiitt Ivy And while most of us can without Investigative Task Force. the player finds himself with a ’The novices “have fallen prey winning hand. • Ribbon llant 99 hesitation find something to gripe party system work much better, we At one gaming event last to the methods and tricks of the year, the Senior Reassurance — ‘‘Similarly, an experienced i i • Swedish Wy about nationally and on a state level, think, than it is working in higher professional gambler, card gambler will place more chips Center of Waterbury, a federal shark and ‘m echanic’ who '^Plants Are Our Only Business’ a lot of times we are most critical of levels of government. ly funded agency for the elder on the numbers of a roulette frequent Las Vegas nights in table, after the wheel has the things which seem to go wrong in But in counting our blessings as ly, lost $13,000 in one evening, substantial numbers, on a Phone 649-2522 (Herald photo by Pinto) according to the report ob stopped, or is about to stop. residents of Manchester, the real regular basis,” the report said. ‘‘Blackjack tables are bilked HOURS: Mon., thru Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 Manchester. tained by UPI. And when professional out of large sums of money, by Open Thursday Nights ’til 9:00 The closer something is to us the difference isn’t our institutions like Checking out the new service The big loss of federal gaming companies are hired, dollars, which the director said having professional gatnblers harsher our judgments are apt to be, schools, churches and civic and according to the report, “the bring cards identical to those Stillman Keith, left, president of the Northeast Commercial Industrial Division (CID), was made up with a personal operators of tables often are and likewise the bigger impact our fraternal organizations all of which being used by the dealers.” ■K • > . Brad Burley of The Herald and Rick Merritt, right, president of the Manchester Board of bank loan, “apparently” professional gamblers criticisms are apt to have on our local are important, but people. Realtors, look over yesterday’s edition of The Herald in which the first of a weekly series resulted from gamblers themselves, whose loyalty to Manchester people are good of buyer guides for real estate .appeared. The page will be published each Wednesday. smuggling bogus chips into the the equipment dealer far Charge Accounts Invited officials. game and exchanging them for This is not to say that we should not neighbors and are concerned about Bank Charges Vi/elcome point out any shortcomings that schools, about town government and 4 become apparent in our community. about social and economic issues. Eagle Lake in Acadia National Park, Maine. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) To do so would be to ignore reality. Such a climate for concern does ac . V But this is a good time of the year to cent the differences of opinions that reflect on the things which are good in are bound to emerge when people try Manchester. to solve community problems. We have an excellent school This concern, this willingness to Extended family and summer’s end system. True, it has problems like speak out pro and con, this willingness TV CLOSEOUT! almost every other public school to become involved is perhaps the Here we are at summer’s end, a Don’t discount what families learn from Thus far the strongest of the three has system in the state and nation; but spirit of Manchester which makes it summer that has passed too quickly, but each other. From Peter and Joanny we MAX LERNER been the family, as a sanctioned pair ST uhMDHtSTER STOVE anyone honestly looking at the more than “a city of village charm” with the right mixture of work and sun and learn about the British crisis, and energy, bond, a form of social positioning, a frame educational opportunity in but a special place to live, work and play. Also of family reunions. and the Indian crisis, too, since they were within which children grow up. If the family becomes a prison — as Philip Aries Manchester’s public schools must ad play for more and more people. If you wait long enough even the two- stationed in India earlier. Mike and Leslie were agog with delight, filling in all the generation family, whose children have fill us in on nutritional theory and therapy, relationships: Who was kith, who kin, who calls the nuclear family in a recent issue mit we are more fortunate than many What makes Manchester so attrac of Psychology Today — then nothing about peeled off and gone their own way, where I start at scratch. Steve talks belongs with whom? other communities. To maintain this tive is not what it has as much as this becomes delightfully — if too briefly — a engagingly about his world travels and the family will truly work, and the children, too, will suffer. If the family gets favorable balance will require spirit to meet the challenges of today three-generation extended family. The about the Vermont soil communities, 1 don’t delude myself into thinking this is broken too badly, coming apart, the children have wooed and mated and found which delights the children. Adam has a genuinely an extended family. Certainly patience, understanding and con and tomorrow. It won’t always be children will find the broken connection work, and some have children of their medley of learning experiences to talk not in the sense that applied to the Old tinued communication between the easy, it won’t always be without con hard to patch up, until finally they can own. They bring them back to the family about, during his precollege wander-year. Testament families, or to the early replace them by forming families of their citizenry and the educators. troversy, and it won’t always happen center, for holidays and visits and family Jenny talks of her work and many things. American republic, when three own. Supplementing our public schools quickly. Manchester has survived events, to drink from the old springs, still And the paterfamilias? Strange to say, he generations lived together in daily func I agree with Philip Aries that the welling up. This waS our experience mostly listens, making mental notes for tioning. We shall never see their like are the parochial schools, Howell- more than 150 years and there is no nuclear family form has often proved too through August. Joanny and Peter Town his writing, content to get joy from the again. A D F M THURS., FR1. TILL 9 P.M. Cheney Tech and Manchester Com reason it will not continue tq progress send came from London, where Peter visible growings and flowerings. stifling for true personal “development for v r t w SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. RCA 19” DIAa munity College, plus an enviable for another century or more. works, with their children — Pamela and it is good for everyone, this flowing Yet families remain crucial, however any' of its members, and that new, freer and more extended family forms are PORTABLE geographic location that puts We see a great deal of all that is John. Michael and Leslie came from together again in reunion. It is a form of mobile and shifting their forms may be. Bolinas, Calif., where they work* with renewal for the older generation. It gives What are we as a society? We are mainly already developing. They are emerging as good in Manchester. We are sure our Manchester in the center of a net of neurologically damaged adolescents, and the middle generation, standing between three clusters of relationships. One is the changes within and alternatives to the C O LO R TV education institutions ranging from readers do, too. We would like to hear of course they brought Joshua with them. late and early energies, a sense of the family clusters, held together by love, traditional family. rrhiirsriwy. *lg> - j_ Meanwhile our best bet is to keep the UConn at Storrs to the east and Hart from them on this subject and will be Steve came from his Vermont hilltop eternal recurrence of life forms. It is es children, kinship, and by the rhythms and Z e n i f / i ’s '7 6 pecially good for the children, since all family, whatever the form, as vital and ford’s many fine schools to the west. happy to publish their letters. house. Adam, too, came from a year spent necessities of daily life. One is the cluster l\lagnai;ox in California, most recently from a children need more than anything a sense of work and school groups, and the looser joyful as we can. At the same time every C o lo r n s I o meditation workshop in the High Sierras, of human connections. At one point my groups banging voluntarily for common ' family member can get added strengto Ipricc Of ils Cost^lOto 20 to get ready for entering Amherst. There sister, Silvia Williams, joined us with her aims. A third is the friendship groups, from the work and play groups, the [Cotor-TT Sets were 11 of us at the table as we celebrated three children and a brood of fleeting or long-range, for breaking bread schooling and friendship groups, without M ore Than OPEN FORUM Ideal for that second or third set. Jennie’s birthday. grandchildren. Pam and John, at 9 and 7, and for exchanging experiences and ideas. which he cannot be a full person. Hn 1976 Line Current Models Perfect for the den, bedroom. to 6% Bible ruling criticized
To the editor: Nevertheless, the issue stands. How free NOW comes on too strong for many are we to speak our mind and our sincere This evening (Monday, Sept. 15) the Use Your BankAmericaro chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals convictions? When moral issues and social WASHINGTON - Chatting with a a wee bit more equal than men — and dent, sees it differently. She has been Credit! with the consent of the other board problems concern us, can we divorce the reporter recently, a liberal Democratic when it comes to politics they behave like ANDREW TULLY telling reporters that those who have members present in a public hearing in Bible from all discussion? Should we ig Presidential candidate was asked if he male politicians. ‘That is to say, they form sought NOW’s endorsement are saying DON the Municipal Building in Manchester, nore what men in Bible history have would seek endorsement by the militant blocs and cliques and engage in struggles that the organization is being taken ruled that any quotation from the Holy Bi stated? National Organization for Women (NOW). for power, personal and organizational. seriously at the higher levels of govern CHECK THESE LISTINGS FOR SAVINGS OF I ble was out of order in the meeting. I It seems good to me that we be ment. “Imagine,” she told a Los Angeles “For God’s sake, don’t quote me,” he Some femlibbers hate other femlibbers as Mrs. Abzug is not her dish of tea. X. 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GLASTONBURY (UPI) - was estimated at $150,000. Circling Birds waiting for Red Sox to collapse POLICE REPORT Authorities are investigating The second blaze was Mrs. Elisa H. Luetjen two mysterious tobacco barn reported at 6:04 a.m. in a bam Mrs. Dorothy G. Robinson Mrs. M ae M. Roberts Boston Manager Darrell League Wednesday, New York two-run single as New York all VERNON - Mrs. Elisa fires that occurred within hours on Oakwood Drive, but damage BOSTON (UPI) - said designated hitter Tommy game lead to Baltimore in the before reliever Reggie Jerry Remy to cap a three-run Mrs. Dorothy G. Robinson, Mrs. Mae Morin Roberts, 80, VERNON Johnson was unperturbed over edged Milwaukee 6-5 in 11 in but sewed up third place in the California rally in the ninth in Heller Luetjen, 90, of 11 Sunny ARRESTS charged with failure to obey a of each hour today, doing an es was limited to $25,000. No in Baltimore’s baseball team Davis, who homered, singled final six weeks of 1974, took a 1- Cleveland got Boston out of the of 813 Overhill Dr., Suffield, the loss. “ I considered the two- nings, Minnesota nipped Kan AL East from the once-hopeful 79, of Westbrook, formerly of View Dr. died Wednesday at ManchMter Michael P. Dower, 51, of 263 stop sign. timated $175,000 damage. juries were reported in either twice and scored a pair of runs 0, first inning lead on an un inning. ning that sent Texas’ David Manchester, died Tuesday at formerly of Manchester, died is named after the wrong game series we played in sas (iity 2-1, Detroit blanked Indians. Graig Nettles capped her home. She was the widow of South St., Rockville, was ’The arrests were made in The first fire broke out at 3:45 biaze. The possibility of arson is in the important win. “ Boston earned ran. Davis got that ran Clyde to his first major league Middlesex Memorial Hospital, Wednesday at her home. She Paul Twichell of Catalina bird. Baltimore (two weeks ago) and Cleveland 4-0, California the four-run 11th inning rally Henry G. Luetjen. charged Wednesday with accep connecUon with the Investiga a.m. in a barn on Old Maid Lane being investigated. still has to win seven of their back in the third inning with his loss of the year. With the score was the widow of Jam es A. Dr., Coventry, was charged They call themselves the these two games as all one shaded Texas 3-2 and Chicago with a sacrifice fly—his 500Ui Middletown. Mrs. Luetjen was born April ting W se bets. tion of a two-car accident at the filled with tobacco. Damage last 10 (to shoot down the sixth homer, a screaming drive tied 2-2„ the Angels rallied in Bom in Manchester, Mrs. Roberts. We^esday with operating an Orioles but they’re more series. The way I look at it, we put away Oakland 3-2. career RBI—for what proved to 9, 1885 in Switzerland and had Tbe arrest was made by State intersection of Tomoka Ave. Orioles) and it’s not that easy. I off Rick Wise, 18-11. Don the ninth on a walk to Andy At one time, Mrs. Roberts unregistered motor vehicle and won three out of four games Tigers 4, Indians 0 be the winning run. Robinson had lived in West lived in the Vernon area most of Police of TToop C Stafford in and Rt. 140 in Ellington. like buzzards, hovering over was with a club (the 1962 Baylor set up the next ran in the Etchebarren, a single by John operated the Blue Front failure to obey a state traffic when we needed them most. So Willie Horton drove home his brook for many years. her life. She was a member of conjunction with the State Both are to appear in court in the Boston Red Sox waiting Dodgers) who needed to win fourth by singling, stealing se Balaz, a bunt single by Remy Survivors are 4 daughters, Restaurant on N. Main St. for control sign on E . Middle ’Tpke. LEAGUE I can’t complain about losing.” 90th run with a third inning dou Trinity Lutheran Church and its Organized Crime Investigation Rockville, Oct. 21. Hospital planiiing for a carcass. four out of seven to clinch the cond, continuing to third on W hile So x .3, A’s 2 and Rivers’ game-winning hit. Mrs. Dorothy Goodrich of many years. She was a member and Mountain St. Court date is Both teams are off today and ble and rookie Bill Baldwin Ladies Aid. Task Force. The Buzzards, who appeared pennant and we blew it.” catcher Carlton Fisk’s throwing Wilbur Wood staved off his of Mystic Review, NABA, and a Oct. 7. resume the pennant chase belted his fourth homer
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P A G E TWELVE " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 18, 1975 - .v> V SCORE 19th HOLE East, Tribe ready Ryder Cup teamf BOARD Following are the pairings 8:44 W. Skinner, Brown; Morlarty, getting tuned up for Davis Cup match Kozuch for second games and starting times for the 8:51 Moriine, R. Gordon; Delmastro, Larmett REGAL'S By United Press InlernaliuanI Member-Member Golf ’Tourna BAASTAD, Sweden (UPI) scheduled Friday. demonstrators out of the ment at Manchester Country 8:58 Wlman, Ansaldi; Kristof, Cerina LIGONIER, Pa. (UPI) — The British and American 9:05 Backiel, Sander, Kiernan, J. OF MANCHESTER By LEN AESTER . American League — The tourist folder Provincial police chief Hans playing area' and police are Club Sunday. Macaione Ryder Cup (earns shoot final practice rounds today in Hast describes this southern Fjelner, describing the security closely guarding the clay 6:59 Dvorak, Engberg; :Zemke, 9:12 Copeland, R. Gardella; Lipinski, Herald Sportswriler W. L. Pet. G.B. Giguere tuning up for the biennial matches, which the Americans precautions as “ un courts, continually inspecting McCarthy One game does not a season make. Biistun 90 62 .592 - resort as a town with “never 7:06 Narkon, Rogers; Dellafera, 9:19 STARTERS TIME again are heavily favored to win. Baltimure 85 66 .563 P'l a dull moment—something precedented” for any gathering them for bombs. Correnti 9:26 Nassiff, Daley; Matava, Connors Z/ After their historic meeting a week ago, the Manchester New Yrzrk 78 73 .517 lUx 7:13 Barningham, Barhlngham; 6:33 Wilks, Finnegan; Prindle, Novak This___ yearyear’s s renewal of the in Sw^en, said more than 1,300 The players themselves 9:40McGurkin, Lavey; Schotta, Green High and East Catholic football teams are getting ready Cleveland 72 75 .490 is always going on.” P » an i, Stevenson three-day competition begins riot police have arrived in this arrived in Copenhagen 7:20 W. Jones, W. Leone; Morrissey, 9:47 Eagleson, Moran; Edwards, .Milwaukee 64 89 .418 W i This weekend it’s the con Fahey for second game action. , c ^ quaint town of I8th century Wednesday and were hustled Sleeves Friday over the rolling Laurel difference,” said Hunt of his IX'triiil 56 96 .371 33'/i troversial Davis Cup tennis 9:54 Zanetll, Pietrantonio; A. The Silk Towners entertain non-league foe South Wind secretly across the Oeresund 7:27 Reault, Anderson: Lynch, Peck Calamari, Monaco Valley Golf Club course, home West semifinal between Sweden and homes ad narrow streets and 7:34 Remes, Pagliughi; Wilson, Ogden sor High Saturday afternoon at 1:30 at Memorial Field. team’s underdog role. W. L. Pet. G.B. narrows over the border into 10:01 Gingras, L. Giglio: Deskus, Her- club for America’s non-playing are on the lookout for terrorists 7:41 STARTERS TIME dlc “We’ve lived with It long Oakland 92 59 .609 - Chile, and Baastad—which 7:48 Maddox, R. Macaione; Kozlovich, Over at Mt. Nebo at 2 o’clock, the Eagles host Hartford captain, Arnold Palmer. and demonstrators. Sweden. They are now housed 10:08 Nadaskay, McMahon: Gazza, enough. Much of it, in fact, Kansas City 84 67 .556 8 “offers everything you could Vonderkall County Conference adversary Northwest Catholic. The British golfers do not Squads of Swedish toughs in a floodlit dark brown chalet 7:55 Stuek, Shenning; H. Giglio, Zanis Jarvis ^ comes from our own writers.” Texas 73 79 .480 191.2 wish for in the way of relaxa- 10:15 Eigner Jr., Signer Sr.; Staum, appear to be a match for the Minnesota 71 77 .480 19idi bent on flogging the surrounded by armed police 8:02 Bates. S. Ferguson: Lebiedz, “Our kids are in good shape emotionally,” Indian Coach Oleksinski Betko The Ryder Cup matches con tion and a pleasant 10:22 Perry, R. Tarca; Lachapelle, team of tour-hardened Chicago 71 78 .477 20 demonstrators are bolstering with dogs. 8:09 N. Conklin, Mazanec; W. Larry Olsen stated, “They felt bad after the game but now sist of alternate shot (Scotch holiday”—has been turned into Carmienke American professionals. California 68 84 .447 24>A the police. Apart from their practice Ferguson, Filloramo FoiAllifHU tH Men realize we have 10 more. We realize you can’t cry over foursome), better ball and in Wednesday's Results an armed camp for the event. 10:20 White. Melton: Bolin, Davis The U.S. team includes Jack But 5,000 or more undeterred sessions, they are not allowed 8:16 Moffatt, Riggott; Cagianello, Sar 10:36 Jones, Anderson: Annulli, spilled milk. And remember, we didn’t play that badly.” dividual match play. California 3 Texas 2. night For despite planned mass tor! , Hilinski left wing demonstrators are to leave the chalet. Food is 8:23 P. Sullivan, Teets; Abraitls, “The opener was a big game, certainly,” viewed East Nicklaus, Johnny Miller_Lee Hunt noted the American .Minnesota 2 Kansas City 1, night demonstrations protesting 10:43 Watson, LaPenta: Warren. Chicago 3 Oakland 2, night carried to them by a specially Mikolowsl^ - Fraser Trevino, Hale Irwin, A1 already gathering on the town’s 8:30 H. Gardella, W. Sullivan: Roscoe, 903 MAIN S I, MANCHESTER Coach John LaFontana, “But we have big games coming team is picked from depth. Baltimore 5 Boston 2, night Chile’s military regime and cleared waitress from a nearby 10:50 Frank, Fagan; Kulpa, Thomsen Geiberger, Tom Weiskopf, outskirts in preparation for a Treschuk 10:57 K. Gordon, Carlo, Palmer. “Once we’ve picked our 12 Detroit 4 Cleveland 0. night death threats against Chilean 8:37 Curtis, McCallum; Kennedy. OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL O r M. up also. We have a great rivalry with Northwest and all Gene Littler, Bob Murphy, J.C. march in unison singing the restaurant. Taylor players, the next 12 wouldn’t New York 6 Milwaukee 5, 11 inns, players Jaime Fillol, Paricio Meegan HCC clubs. And we didn’t do all the work in pre-season just Communist anthem “Inter 11:04 Multy, Hassett; Everett, Dolan MAQTFO rUADCiF Snead, Ray Floyd,' Lou Graham begin to compete. I imagine"you night Carnejo, Belus Prajoux, Jaime MASTER CHARGE Today's Games national” and to lustily yell for one game.” and Billy Casper. could get three 12-man teams Pinto, Hans Gildemeister and ’ Both local elevens came out of the curtain raiser Britain’s 12-man team con (All Times EDTl anti-junta slogans. and they could all compete,” he Kansas City 1 Busby 17-121 at Alejandro Pierola, the Inter sists of John O’Leary, Eamonn Authorities have erected relatively injury free. East’s Mike Furlong, who took over said. .Minnesota (Bane 14I|, 2:15 p.m. national Lawn Tennis Associa Darcy, Christy O’Connor, Tony barricades around a 16-block the quarterback helm for awhile, will be out for 10 days “We were going very well one Cleveland IBibby 6-151 at Detroit tion has decided the three days Jacklin, Peter Oosterhuis, ' iLemanczyk 2-61, 8:00 p.m. square area to keep with a cracked left thumb. Tailback Cephus Nolen is highly year when Bernard Gallacher of matches must begin as Brian Barnes, Maurice California (Tanana 15-8| at Texas doubtful for the second week iri a row. His left foot has im became sick. I couldn’t find lUmbarger 8-5l, 9:00 p.m. (Herald photofby Dunn) Bembridge, Bernard another Bernard Gallacher to Oakland ISiebert 4-4) at Chicago proved but the ankle is weak from inactivity. Gallacher, Brian Huggett, take his place. Say your Billy iKaat 20-121, 9:W p.m. Manchester’s Jason Dodge is in the questionable Tommy Horton, Norman Wood Friday's Gaines Town mixed doubles champs and runnersup Casper went down sick. I im category. His shoulder popped out against East and how and Guy Hunt. •Minnesota at California, night agine you could find quite a Oakland at Kansas City, night Cougars victors •much it’s come around is unsure. Bob Stoker, slated for a Britain has not won since 1957 Andy and Lisa Perkins (left) took the Town Tennis the tandem of George and Irma Boser (right). number of equally fine players Texas ,at Chicago, night starting linebacking post, might be lost for the season with and has won only three of the 20 Tournament mixed doubles title with a victory over______to take his place. Boston at Detroit, night back problems. Several players have been slowed down by matches. It managed a 16-16 tie New York at Cleveland, night Behind the combined three-hit pitching of Terry Hickey “Then there’s the American .Milwaukee at Baltimore, night illness but should be ready for the Bobcats. in non-playing captain Bernard tour. There’s the intense and Steve Weisher, the Manchester Community College Hunt’s last appearance in 1969. Olsen and LaFontana indicated a lot of work has been pressure. It tends to pull National League baseball team whitewashed Middlesex Community Hunt, who scored 7Vz Ryder and will be spent this week perfecting the execution of MAJOR LEAGUE everybody up. 1 think we’ll East College, 3-0, esterday at Moriarty Field. W. L. Pet. G.B. their offensive and defensive units. MCC x-country team Cup points during his career, is always be behind the LE A D iR S taking the challenge stoically, Pittsburgh 87 64 STO Hickey, former East Catholic “We were pretty pleased with our offensive line,” Americans in this respect, but OD 71 .530 7 in the best British tradition. Philadelphia star, hurled the first four in Collegians was catcher Jack LaFontana voiced, “They made assignment mistakes but works with new coach we’re improving.” St. Louis 78 73 .517 9 nings and yielded two hits, a “ It doesn’t make any .New York 77 75 .507 W t Maloney who gunned down we were pleased the way they got off the ^^11. They (based on 400 at bats) American League Chicago 73 80 .477 15 first-inning double and a single Middlesex runners attempting weren’t sitting back but went out after people.” By DAVE ROBACK another runner with college National League g ab r h’ pet. Montreal 66 85 .437 21 by Joe Pagano in the fourth. to steal. The victory by Hickey Correspondent experience Brian Collins. g ab r h pet. Carew, Minn 134 502 86 160 .359 West Pagano collected Middlesex’ Manchester will spend time “polishing up individual Lynn, Bos 139 506 99 160 .333 evened his record to 1-1. Collins ran with Central Madlock, Chi 125 495 76 179 .362 W. L. Pet. G.B. third low in the sixth off techniques,” according to Olsen, “A lot of errors came Dick Williams has assumed Simmons, St.L 146 537 77 183 .341 Munson. NY 148 563 81 179 .318 x-CincInnati 99 53.651 - MCC, now 2-3 in the fall cam 139 554 82 173 .312 Weisher. from inexperience. Our young backs sometimes didn t the reins as coach of Connecticut last season. Sanguillen, Pitt 126 458 57 152 .332 Washington, Oak CEILING Los Angeles 64 69 .549 1599 paign, travel to Quinnipiac Watson. Hou 132 485 67 157 .324 Brett, KC 149 596 82 185 .311 The Cougars scored the only take advantage of their blockers. We have a lot of young Manchester Community The area high schools con San Francisco 74 79 .464 25'.i College for a doubleheader tributed a great amount of Morgan, Cin 138 474 99 153 .323 Braun, Minn 128 436 88 135 .310 REPAIR AND San Diego 68 84 .447 31 run they needed in the first College’s cross country team 172 .320 Rice, Bos 141 554 90 170 .307 Saturday and return home for a players but they’re learning and improving each day.” talent this year. Kevin Cardonal, Chi 145 5.38 81 Atlanta 66 87 .431 33'9 when Jim Blanchard belted a replacing Barry §heckley. Garvey, LA 151 620 78 197 .318 McRae, KC 126 480 58 147 .306 REPLACEMENT Houston 60 92 .395 39 twinbill Sunday against Connec 84 172 .304 lead off triple to rightfield and For the past 11 years DeChamplain and Bruce Joshua. SF 124 488 71 155 .318 Singleton. Balt 148 566 — free estimates— x-clinched division title ticut College starting at 1 Williams has coached Caldwell were standouts on Rose, Cin 152 624 103 198 .314 Orta, Chi 132 510 63 156 .304 Wednesday's Results scored on a wild pitch by losing o’clock. Manchester High’s track team. Stafford High’s team. Parker, Pitt 138 522 74 163 ,312 San Francisco 4 Atlanta 1 hurler Jack Pictowsky. He will continue his position as Ellington High’s contribution Hume Runs Runs Batted In B.A.TOZIER'»c Chicago 5 New York 2, night Don Slomcinsky scored the Montreal 6 St. Louis 3, night track coach at the school. This comes in the form of Ed National League: Schmidt, Phil 36; National League: Luzinski, Phil 116; second run on an RBI blow by OPEN COMPETITION Kingman, NY 34; Luzinski, Phil 32; Bench, Cin 107; Perez. Cin 104; Slaub, Cincinnati 10 Houston 1. night will be William’s first attempt DeCarli. Rounding out the team Bench. Cin 27; Cey, LA and Parker, Pitt NY 98; Montanez, SF 07. 646-4464 - 649-4464 Pittsburgh 9 Philadelphia 1, night Hickey and Rick Nicola, former SAT. 7:30 SEPT. 20 to cross country coaching. are Peter Smith of South Wind 24. American League: Mayberry, KC 103; Los Angeles 7 San Diego 1. night Manchester High performer, 122 Regent Street, Manchester, Conn. ___ William’s primary goal Is “to sor and Doug Anderson from American League. Mayberry. KC 33; Lynn. Bos 101; Rice. Bos 100; Jackson. Tonight's Games scored in the sixth on con (All Times EDTl PLAINVILLE STADIUM BOWLING make this a worthwhile Glendale, Arizona. Jackson, Oak 32; Scott, Mil 30; Tenace, Oak 98; Munson, NY 96. secutive Middlesex miscues. PLAINVILLE, CONN. Oak and Burroughs. Tex 27. Cincinnati (Nolan 13-91 at Atlanta experience for the team. Also I The Cougars start the first of I Morton 17-161, 7:35 p.m. Defensive standout for the BICENTENMIAL would like to continue the their 12-game schedule Tuesday Pittsburgh (Ellis 8-8) at Philadelphia (Carlton 13-13), 7:35 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP AUTOMOTIVE - Dick Tucker 453, Phyllis Allen 453, excellent program Sheckley when they meet Connecticut Barbara Higley 463.. Chicago (Stone 12-8) at New York SPORTS Moquin 202, Ray Martens 200- built up.” College on their home I Webb 7-6), 8:06 p.m. 200 LAP MODIFIED 519, Fred Kozicki 221-540, Dan After a successful 114 won- turf .MCC’s home opener will be Montreal iBIair 8-15) at St. Louis SLATE PLUS HEATS I Reed 12-11), 8:30 p.m. 20 LAP PLEASURE CAR Wells 211-537, David Neff 212, TWT-LITE - Sally Granato loss record last season, the Friday, Sept. 26 with Eastern SAVE 177-451, Camille Scuta 181, Cougars will be under a Connecticut. Friday's Games George Moquin 201-534, Bob Philadelphia at New York, night AUTO RACES 10.11 Szatkowski 546, Harry Shaw Mary l^tticello 184-462, Betty rebuilding process. Jim Wilke AGWAV . Chicago at Montreal, night Friday $1250 tQ win, $600 2nd 510, John Kozicki 545, Dennis Ventura 179, Jean Archambault will be the only returning . St. Louis at Pittsburgh, night SOCCER 484. member. Wilke was named Cincinnati at Atalant, night 3rd $300 - 4th $200 Delisle 537, Pat Griffin 177-198- Purchase five l^ s Angeles at Houstoif, night Cheney Tech at Bolton most valuable last year with a 5th $150 - 6th $125 PLAYBACK TABLE TENNIS TABLE 513, Jeanette Szatkowski 176, ' Shn Diego at San Francisco, night East Catholic a t Martha Graves 175, Bee Moquin record of 12 finishes in the top DETROIT (UPI) - The Win a trip for 7th $100 - 8th $90 Versatile roll-away model lets you practice your game alone or Middletown 470. 10. Detroit Tigers purchased five Roller Cams Allowed with friendsi Fully striped %” thick top; double braced, double With graduation the Cougars players Wednesday froni their ECSC JV at MCC 340 C1 Max 1i4 Barrel hinged legs; safety latch; folds for easy storage. lost premier runner Larry Evansville farm club, which WIVES - Jean Archambault W ill play South Windsor at Rokville Carb. 13.50 Tires (net, paddle and ball not Included) Wokovesky. Wokovesky de recently won the Little World Two to the Huskies win Vinal Tech at Rham 178, Lynne Topping 190-459, Mufflers, Small Block SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - parts MCC for the University of Series. Ellington at East Granby Leslie Carmel 183, Joan Lind Guillermo Vilas of Argentina, Purchased from the minor STORRS (UPI) - The Trophies, No Wings Hartford. He also leaves with 15 University of Connecticut say 483. the current No. 1 tennis player first-place finishes, a school league champions were pitcher CROSS COUNTRY $4.50 Adm. on the Commercial Union Ed Glynn, a left-hander, and Netherlanck retained a strong hold on se East Hampton at Cheney 6 to 12 Yrs. 990 HOME ENGINEERS - record. cond place in the New England Grand Prix circuit, agreed “This team has a lot of poten right-hander Steve Grilli plus Tech Under 6 yrs. FREE Shirley Eldrifge 180-462, Doris soccer standings with a 3-1 win Wednesday to play in next tial to do very well, especially infielders Wayne Scrivener and FIELD HOCKEY Call Moe 229-403S Snow 192, Jennie Leggitt 182- Wednesday over third-ranked week’s $100,000 F irem an’s with the talent that we have,” outfielder Bob Molinaro. Manchester at Enfield for entry 499, Hildur Zawistowski 177-469, Fund International Open at the Bulb Bridgeport. comments Williams. 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Enter nowl 3 D A R T S .WITH 9 DARTS E78-14 $76.70 $57.52 H78-15 $95.30 $71.48 \ • Entry forms and Sweepstakes Entry Boxes al'all parlicipalinQ 12” dartboard REG.25f$2.29 SAVE30i \^ ysto B u y DARK OAK FINISHES our rag. 17.99 our reg. 14.69 G WYEAR REG. $2.49 A N TLEU 2 - l b . ANTLER 3-LB. V'': T • (!ash * Our Own Customer Plan A506 SLEEPING SLEEPING • Master Charge • Arco Charge BAG BAG MANCHESTER Dacron 68® , Dacron 88® COME SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF DUTCH BULBS AND GARDEN ACCESSORIES! polyester fill, ' polyester fill, nylon fpolyura- nylon liner, 100" thana foam ahell full zipper, and lining. 33"x double-up styl VthPlkt OPEN 77" alzea. ing; color variety. "^MON. BOWLINQ eMlMBniARIiaa B0 XSC 0 RE8 j^halers get tv pact (EhsM fsr Rssilif 1 CMshE) eWMIVi niiN NLTQ^ PUBLIC RECORDS NATIONAL LEAQUE © AMERICAN LEAQUE 151, John Bremser 141-363, Fred iniuvEinRim i . HARTFORD (UPI) As many as 18 road games of the New ST. JAMES- Chlckie U.s. MIXED - Shelia Price eFKtll tNBT WHI OKI BalUmort Boiton ' Chicago New York Oakes 138-377, Fred Ricclo 136- ■brhbi (brhbl England Whalers will be broadcast by two Hartford television Balesano 129-341, Rose Borello 201-509, Edi Duchalne 184-500, ahrhbl abrhhie 129. Gall Shlmaltls 181-474, Marge 377, Ken Osborne 145-366, Dave Warranty deeds tate of Alexander Jarvis, to StIllmanM lOOOCooperlb JlOO Keuinger 3b 4 1 3 3 Unser cf 3 011 stations, it was announced Wednesday. CROSsmRns Dynes 147-353, George Kelly Belaii«r u 4 0 0 0 Doyl* 2b 3 000 LaCock rf - 4 0 0 0 Mlllan 2b 4 0 0 0 WFSB^TV plans to beam six of the Whalers’ World Hockey Dellsle 197-467, Dave Wilson FERRANDO’S The Jarvis Realty (^. to Rene MaK Construction Co. Inc., Blair cf otto Yitramik tb 4 0 1 0 Morales cf 4 1 3 0 VaU If 4 0 1 0 SPICE- Nancy Joyce 129-349, 217-521, Don Wilson 202-637, 138-377, Carl Bujaucius 143-354, Vellleux, parcel on Dougherty three parcels on Alexander St., Oavlf dh 5 1 3 t Lynn c( 4 t 3 t Association matches, while Connecticut Public Television plans ORCHARDS Cardenal If 3 0 0 1 SUub rf 4111 to carry 12 games, said Whalers’ general manager Howard L. Barbara Cool 133-362, Estelle Bruce Moquln 505, Dennis Dell- Ted Lawrence 140-353, George IIRCH IT . ROAD St., 15.000. 825.000. May tb 4 111 Rica 1( 4 0 0 0 Thornton lb 2 0 0 1 Kingman 3b 4 0 0 0 Burgess 354, Lee Prior 366, Ron Muicr tb 101 0 Flak c 4 0 11 Baldwin. Berube 126, Eleanor Urbanetti sle 505, Dave Neff 510, Ed 3 Mile# leyond Autumn Heights Associates Federal lax Hen Trlllo 2b 4 0 0 0 Kranepool lb 4 0 0 0 Sponheimer 353, Tony Yacono Singleton rf 4 0 1 0 Evans rl 4 0 2 0 Swisher c 4 13 0 Hodges c 3110 WFSB will inaugurate the telecasts with an Oct. 21 meeting 166, Muriel Roy 343. Duchaine 506, Ernie Whipple Vlto’e RMtaurmI to Robert W. Agnew, parcel on Internal Revenue Service Baylor If 4111 Pelrocelli 3b 4 0 0 0 Rosello ss 4110 Phillips ss 3 0 2 0 520, John Kozlckl 511. 371, Rick Nicola 367, Art E. Eldridge St., 815,000. against Wipco Miilwork Inc., 73 Grlch 2b 4 0 t 0 Burlei{)n ss 2 0 0 0 with the Quebec Nordiques. CPTV will carry its first gameOct. OLAITONRURT Burris p 4 11 0 Swan p 10 0 0 Y- Hank Martyn 197-152-489, Schmidt 367. Estella J. Gleason Sinipson to Tolland Tpke., 82,902.72. Robinson 3b 3 0 3 0 Wise p 0 0 0 0 Lockwood p 0 0 0 0 24 from Toronto. COMMERCIAL - John Fox Hendricks c 4 0 11 Cleveland p 0 0 0 0 Milner ph 10 0 0 Mike Balesano 160-164-139 A1 Thomas E. and Catherine H. Marriage lieenie Torres p 0 0 0 0 Sanders p 00 00 Bujaucius 145-145-140-431, Irv Toomey, property at 64-66 Alton Joseph Hare, 105 Jackson p 00 00 ToUls 33 5 11 5 ToUls 31 2 6 2 Rusconi 171-418, Bob Boroch School St., 835,000. Coleman Rd., and Christine Miller p 0 0 0 0 Chicago 120 001 100— 5 Roberts declared ineligible ToUls 30 5 13 4 TdUls 31 2 0 2 151-409, Don Carpenter 154-406, E.B. Co. Inc. to John and An Mary Fotta, 720 W. Middle New York 001 100 OOO- 2 Vic Marinelll 172-390, Art John Baltimore 001 130000-5 DP-New York 1. LOB-Chlcago 5, New STORKS (UPI) — Defensive middle guard Mark Roberts SALE • NMK...... *1,40(10(or*12.0(n tonia M. Frese, property at 90 Tpke., Oct. 4, Church of the Boston 100000100-2 York 4. has been declared ineligible to play football by the Univer son 154-386, Russ DeVeau 140- l • r P 0 T ! ,W a r a 7 S • ...... f i 0 « •O R im n O D O C T t...... 2 0 % o r f Briarwood Dr., 856,500. Assumption. E-May, Fisk 2, Cleveland, Grlch. DP- 2B-Morales2, Burris, Hodges, Swisher, 386, Rit Alkas 379, Pete Aceto • CON MNMK, rag. Iba...... E.B. Co. Inc. to John P. and Building permits Baltlmorel, Boston 1. LOB-BaltlmoreO, sity of Connecticut because of his scholastic record during • 3"P0T8,Wara-l.4S...... M .2 9 >4.00 so Vail. HR-SUub (17). SB-Swlsher. S-Swan, 147-387, Mike Paganl 381, Rocco • FEmUZD...... a...... •..a 20 % 0rr Barbara Barbierl, property at E.B. Co. Inc., new dwellings Boston 0. Kesslnger. SF-Cardenal, Unser, Thornton. the past two years. •rroT8,wafai.ss...... MaBO Lupacchino 152-379, Don Sim • SCOTTSCRASSnD...... JJW iOPP 96 Briarwood Dr., 854,500. at 7 Strawberry Lane, 828,000; 2B-Lynn. HR-DavIs (5). SB-Baylor2. Ip h r er bb so Robert’s disqualification Ip h r er bb so offense which last year was mons 370, John Ribder 135-363, LARQE PLANTS •AlLTilQU...... 80S OFF Margaret Tripp to Geoffrey at 16 Strawberry Lane, 823,000; Burris W 15-10 0 6 2 2 0 6 Wednesday is not expected to Torres W IM 71-3, 6 2 1 4 5 Swan L l-3 695503 regarded as one of the weakest Ed Kovis 135-387, Dick Krol 152- le D R A C U U MACRAMIIIAMM...... MtO*20 and Joan F. Naab, property at and at 24 Strawberry Lane, 824,- Jackson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 cause legal problems for Lockwood 2 1 0 0 1 4 in the Yankee Conference. 369, Bill Adamy 353, Joe Pagano N M G M T A , (StUlka)Wart>SS.SS...... *29a9S • SMTOMMMMI...... •4.08tO«40 188 S. Main St., 843,500. 000. Miller 11-3 0 0 0 0 1 Sanders 110001 UConn, which opens its season Four of the newcomers are Wise L 10-11 4 9 5 4 1 2 350, Chet Nowicki 357, Andy eDRMEMUFRMRMS Executor’s deed Robert W. Agnew, new Swan pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Sept. 20 at Navy. sophmores, including Roger PLANT fTANDS Cleveland 5 4 0 0 1 0 Lamoureaux 376, Larry Bates , MASSMEMU,War.>32.9S...... * 2 9 .9 9 SALE Alice C. Jarvis and John D. dwelling at 125 Grissom Rd., T-2:ll. A-7J68. UConn Athletic Director John Ings, state scoring champion at Wise pitched to 3 batters in 5th. 381, A1 Pirkey 359, Fred LaBelle, co-executors of the es 828.000. Save-Mlller (0). L. Toner said the 6-foot, 190- Ansonia High School two years eFKOSKNlMIIU, waft >24.98...... * 1 9 .9 9 • I PLANTS, Wara >19.00...... *1 4 .0 0 T-2;33. A-S1,7». McCurry 383, Joe Twaronite pound transfer from Mattatuck ago, and a freshman, Tony 136-359. e FKUS BENJAMM, wara>is.oo...... * 1 2 .9 9 • S PLANTS, Wara >i4.oo...... *1 0 .0 8 Community College in Water- Capato, a 6-foot, 240-pound • DErFBMiaU, Wara>14.9S...... *9.99 • 11 PLANTS, Wara >28.00...... * 2 1 .0 8 New York Milwaukee bury "doesn’t fulfill the NCAA • RONIN CANT, Wara >14.00...... * 1 0 .8 8 ab r h bi ab r h bl guard from Milford. I e NORFOLK PME, SVi It, Wara >29.98 ...... * 2 4 . 0 9 Rejoins faculty at UofH athletic eligibility Lou Mancari, a junior from • FERN STAN), w tra * ii.9 S ...... * 8 .0 0 Bonds rf 3 10 0 Sheldon 2b 4 0 10 e AREGA PALM, s it., wara >s9.ss...... * 4 9 .9 9 Alomar 2b 6 12 1 Blanco ph 10 0 0 requirements for a transfer New Castle, Del., will be star LOSE UGLY FAT • 7 STEP, Wara >19.95...... * 1 8 .8 8 Start losing wtighi today OR degree in industrial manage DAYSI White If 4 12 0 Yount as 5 0 2 1 Sign Porter student.” ting at quarterback. MONEY BACK. MONADEX It a tiny e ARECA PALM, 4 w n., wara >31 .ss...... * 2 0 .9 9 • WROON SKIVES, Wara >5.50...... * 3 .0 8 Gregory H. Wassail has Munson c 5 012 Scott lb 3 0 0 0 ment from Rensselaer Toner said the decision to tablat that will help-curb your da- I • SAGO PALM, Wara >38.95 ...... rejoin^ the Austin Dunham Nettles 3b 5 0 11 Aaron dh 5 0 0 0 DETROIT (UPI) - The * 2 9 .9 9 drop Roberts, a Groton resi lira lor exeeat lood. Eat Itat-walgh Barney School of Business and Polytechnic Institute, Troy, Chamblss lb 6 1 4 0 Porter c 3 10 0 Detroit Pistons announced leaf. Contalna no dangaroua druga e ARAUA EUGARSMA, an., Wara >32.95.. * 2 9 .9 9 N.Y., and a master’s degree In Whitfield dh 5 10 0 Hegan If 3 0 0 0 dent, was not made earlier No alibis and will not make you narvoua.-No 40% OFF Public Administration at the Wednesday that they have eSOLOOMPHLODENDRON, wara>2l.9S ....* 1 8 .9 9 economics from Rutgers. SAU EHDS MTUHOELSEn. 2001 Williams dh 0 0 0 0 Lezcano rf 0 0 0 0 signed Kevin Porter to a mul because his scholastic records STARKVILLE, Miss. (UPI) alranuoua exercise. Change your Hie University of Hartford on a full- Mason ss 2 0 2 1 Mitchell If 110 0 . . . slart today. MONADEX cotta. tlme basis as assistant Prof. Wassail Is a member of tiyear contract, completing all at Mattatuck were not available — Mississippi State Cbach Bob $3.00 lor a 20 day supply and $5.00 Velez ph 1 0 0 0 Darwin rf 3 0 0 0 professor of economics. the American Economic Stanley ss 0 0 0 0 Thomas cf 10 0 0 their player signings one week until earlier this week. Tyler said Wednesday he has no lor twice the amount. Lota ugly lal BOLAND^S NURSERY Bladt cf 2 0 0 0 Sharp If 4 110 Junior tackle Paul Mariano, a alibis for football recruiting or your money will be relunded with 315 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER Opposite the Post Office 649-1018 He was a research assistant Association and the before the start of training no quetllont asked by: Herrmnn ph 1 0 0 0 Moore ph 1111 6-foot-2, 238-pounder from violations that resulted in State OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. THURS. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. from 1967-1972 in the economics Econometric Society. Coggins cf 2 111 Bevacqua 3b 5 1 3 2 camp. USOEn REXAU PAMAOE DMN He is married and lives at 28 2 ”x 4 ”x 8 ’ Porter, who led the National Naugatuck, was shifted to mid being given a two-year proba 404 Middle Tpka. Wael department at Rutgers Univer Medich p 0 0 0 0 Broberg p 0 0 0 0 Otis St. Martinez p 0 0 0 0 Austin p 0 0 0 0 Basketball Association in dle guard, replacing Roberts. tion. . sity (N.J.). He has his B.S. kiln dried studs Lyle, p 0 0 0 0 Osbum p 0 0 0 0 assists last season, was ob Mariano’s spot was taken by ToUls 42 6 13 6 Totals 39 5 8 4 tained last month from the sophmore Nick DeVito of Stam New York 000 000 002 04-6 ford. •V . . MANCHESTER Milwaukee 000 001010 03— 5 Washington Bullets in a deal In X The Huskies will go in against E-Nettles, Yount. DP-New York 1, volving veteran guard Dave HOSPITAL NOTES •Construction Grade Milwaukee 1. LOB-New York 14, Bing. the Midshipmen with 11 Milwaukee 9. rookies, including seven in an 2B-Alomar, Moore. 3B-Yount. SF-Younf, . Discharged Tuesday: Arthur Also, Arun Radhakrishnan, each Nettles. regular Jarvis, 689 Main St.; Alfred Storrs; David Chappell, 15 ip h r er bb so 17.99 Medich 8 5 2 2 1 3 Routhier, 86 Hillside Ave., Ver Newman St.; Betty Davis, Rt. Martinez 1 1-3 1 0 0 3 1 non; Louise Sutor, 333 Bidwell 6, Andover; Douglas Miner, 95 Lyle W 5-7 12-3 2 3 3 2 2 W.G. GLENNEY CO. St.; Tina Chericoni, Glaston South Rd., Bolton; Hannah leach Broberg L 13-15 101-3 10 4 2 7 4 GRAND OPENING Austin 0 2 2 2 1 0 bury; Pearle McLaughlin, 325 Campbell, 30 Country Club D r.; white aluminum Osbum 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 September 22 Kelly Rd., Vernon; Michael Viola Miffitt, 20 Fulton St.; Austin pitched to 3 batters in 11th. 'Adamy, 91 Bridge St.; Jaska Paul Luty, 70 Lewis Dr.; South combo window HBP-by Martinez (Sj^ldonl, by Bro THE berg (Munson), by Osbum (Wiliiams I. Fullerton, Grosvenordale; John Windsor; Roy Ellis, 409 E. Mid • Easy to Inatall yoursall & PB-Porter, Munson. COLONIAL DRAPERY SHOP Furphy, 29 Stone St.; Mussia dle Tpke. save labor costl T-3:37. A-4,447. Corbin, Stafford. self-sealing • Incl. no-glare screens 216 SPRUCE ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. M OF Sin/INIIS • Popular sizes in stock roef shingles Gold winners Specializing In: MOSCOW (UPI) - Japan, • ACCESSORIES • Built-In adhasiva tabs ars • DRAPERY -l^WOODLAyO activated by sun’s heat, West Germany and Bulgaria • CUSTOM MADE DRAPES heading your wag N\ • UPHOLSTERY alter nailing each won gold medals • COMMERCIAL SMGER • Black or Wnita Asphalt Wednesday at the world • FADRKS •3 bndls. covsr 100 aq. ft. freestyle wrestling cham SEWING MACMNES ■ s .% GARDENS ■ ■ sat. 8:88 to 8:38 Ua Help Youl I pionships in Minsk. HOURS: MON., TUES., WED., SAT. 10:00-6:00 Too bad we didn’t think about The remaining seven titles ■ 168 Woodland St., Manchester • 643-8474 | THURS., FRI 10:00-9:00 a railing a week ago! will be decided today, the last ...just day of competition. ORNAMENTAL WROUGHT in tim e IRON RAILING bundle Easy 1-2-3 installation without drilling. MUMS \ [ Fill Thoie Bare Spoti With Hardy, Fall Menu! I /feaflhyB ^ ^ to winterize We'll show you how. Plants, All Colors, In Bud. ....'"'11S 4’x 8’ gypsum texture 1-11 plywood white regular 134.99 aluminum 4’ Adjustable Sections ■ waHboaitl siding sheathing you r hom e Regular ‘1.8II S 3 . I ■•For economical, easy-to- •Modern exterior aiding... •Exterior glued ... ouaran- gutters & I Install-ooillhgt A want deep vertical grooved taed not to delaminate downspouts SAVE REG. |*W o have all you neod to •Big 4’x 8’ sheets you can •For many building pro and property! do It youreolf, A savol nail right to atudii, for jects, Indoors or out 9.80 ■ NOW _ . quick, easy Installation •Convenlant 10’ lengths siiding patic deer 25% 2”x 3" 5" K-ityl» dow ntpoul gulUr fig gla •6’x 6’8” revarslbla alumi num frame, with key-lock Home-protection called (tor) because Q99 Q49 T t r e ^ t o n e of ra/nF, 4’xffx W" J jp length ^ le n g th •Complete with scroon It’s easy to Install | I $ 1 '^ ^ shoot 5 white aluminum ^ ■ FOR B bUTTERS ANt) CLEARANCE SAVE *1 SAVE *3 & *4 DOWNSPOUTS avnn* laut Lightweight aluminum construction wHh patio blocks baked-on finish that never needs 2’hc8”x16’’ , 0 palnll Sections slip together easily, stay llO for ‘1 4 .9 5 ^ ^ ! clean and leak-proof. No special tools Limited colors needed for installation... and the B ^ ^ EXTRA ¥PECiAU ~ . ■ ' jrog.I . 44* price is right! B n Kelt Murtwt Ti ht4 few Um MMI ^ B B Ifery Important Protection at Inexpensive Prices! 24" water splash 10' Section GREENFIELD WINTERGREEN ^ | | | l | i % | ■ BUY NOW AND 8AV1 tS.OOl 169 [FORMICA Save 20% on Fittings X reu.rag. 1.99 stainless steel 30” ductless the Great Heat Escape! *4.65 a.the yard wood & vinyl ‘deluxe' latex THE DO-IT-YOURSELF CACTI SALE! «R«i>«>tk> eeeeeeeeaeeaeeeeeeeeeeeaeeae eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Mrs. Peters representative Brownies begin season 13 H»lp Wantmt 19 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 / ABOUT PILGRIM FABRICS - at PART TIME - Custodian, early LET THE Tenant help pay your MANCHESTER - to settle BOLTON weekly meetings Thursday Sept Cheney Hall has openings for morning cleaning. Apply in per mortgage. Sharp aluminum TOP DEALS HERE Estate, two family 5-5, two car son to Moriarty Brothers, 315 sided two family. Features two $29,900 — five rccm Ranch garage, garden space, con SERVICE IS in senior volunteer program TOWN Brownie IVoop 615 will begin 25 from 6:30 until 8 p.m. at the salespersons to work part-time, Bolton Congregational Church must have knowledge of Center Street, see ^cotty. , bedrooms, living room, dining with partial basement In venient location to schools and its weekly meetings Tues MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 18, 1975- PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTRKN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 18,1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle Born Loser — Art Sansom BY JIM BERRY 51 f e p o r t y (orjLUL4 ■ i i n n i l i-JMCTiDa BENJY Apartment$ For Rent 53 Apartmonta For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Autoa For Sala HUL1USI B lin I UElEia .'Kcross 2 Hodgepodge nc-ilLJUii-iMnu RED 1970 Volvo, 142, am/fm n iii'jt-iuFi n W^,IFVCX)/W/$T TOO M UCti LOOKING for anything in real PLUSH two-bedroom Duplex, stereo tape, $1,995. Call 1 Links game 3 Maid's name estate rental — apartments, sunken living room, dining APARTMENT 5 Money players 4 Oreads [-4LJU iilfrJIJ KNOW,I ^ 'T A/ZORPIM65-TO I^ATUPAI- 5 Greek letter nWHUfJ HIdMnta homes, multiple dwellings, no room, patio, 1 1/2 baths, base RENTAL OFFICE Dear Abby 9 Term In tennis e i a n m a c i ment, garage, walking distance 12 Medical plant 6 Repeat U M U u u r= i 1H5 IMAS BVQUeTTB, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate ( ^ n 8:30-5 weekdays, other 1966 FORD transmission, 40,000 13 Olympian 7 Mouthward F iX fp 'i Associates, Inc. 646-1980. to Parkade. (^11 643-0710. HumuLN nujiaun VO^HOUPAOIP times by appointment. miles, call after 5 p.m„ 648- goddess 8 Bargain 8597. .______^ By Abigail Van Buren (4 One (comb. events fzjncjijiifZJ n n u NEWER '^hree-bedboom SPACIOUS six room apart We have a large variety of form! 9 Supported nnizirj ■»[!!] OFT^IMITHW Duplex - 114 baths, carpeting, ment, Uiree bedrooms, securi deluxe one l^ tw o bedroom 1971 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2- ,15 Like a 10 Grafted (her.) nnmuiHoiiiiiiDa LITTLE’ Pl^JK^/ all appliances. $275 monthly. ty, references, and no pets, 'Townhouse and Garden type / Ireebooler 11 Binds door hardtop, fully equipped, 17 Sainte (ab.| 16 African fly FIM6EP. Frechette & Martin, Inc., large yard, $220, call after 4 units throughout Manchester $1,550. SBM repossession, 646- DEAR ABBY: My daughter Prissy had been going p.m. 646-6676. 18 Goes gliding 20 Dismay 30 Row 46 Girl Realtors, 646-4144. NIMTO DnDirasES 1700. steady with Jonathan, a charming young man she met at 19 Fancies i 22 Lacks 31 Takes food 47 Preposition KlWfo O U Tl’ college. I expected her to come home with a diamond any 21 Dispatched 24 Exclamation 33 Laughing 48 Stagger 240 New State Rd. cn UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom FOUR ROOMS, 2-bedrooms, 1972 BUICK Electra, custom, 2- time. 23 Mineral spring 25 Castor's 35 Negligent 50 Rant 9-/6 townhouse, private entrances first floor, wall-to-wall 646-1021 24 Priestly mother (myth.) 40 Tull 51 Seth's son door coupe, fully equipped. A young lady suddenly reappeared in Jonathan’s garment , and patio, full basement, in carpeting, appliances, heat and SBM repossession, $2,695. 646- life—his high school sweetheart who had married someone 26 Net game 43 Attend in a (Bib.) C 1978 9y HIA. inc . T M R*g US Fil Off cludes neat, appliances, hot water, large yard, cellar 27 Golf mounds 28 More way 52 Printer's term storage, parking, $215. monthly. 1700 . ______else. Her marriage was being dissolved, and she needed 29 Footballers' confident 45 Restrain ' 55 Boy's name carpeting, and pool $245 per someone to “talk to” and help straighten out her life. may —— up Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss month. Paul W. Dougan, 649-2871. 1970 CHEVROLET - Malibu, 2- 32 Funeral vehicle r r 9 10 II Building-Contracting 33 Articles tor Sale ^1 Articles tor Sale 41 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, nice ■ She contacted Jonathan,and he started seeing her. Prissy r r 3 r r 7 Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. yard, like private home, base door coupe, $1,000. SBM 34 Muse of HE DIDN'T LEAVE A4UCH. WE'LL TWO BEDROOM - apartment became resentful, and Jonathan asked her to please be more astronomy l3 14 PRIVATE riding instructions, ment. Working adults, no repossession, 646-1700. 15“ THIS IS A FURNISHED fUST LOOK TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY WE BUY and sell used fur FIREPLACE wood, seasoned MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 available October 1, stove, understanding. Prissy said, “I’m sorry, but that girl should 36 Whirled ROOM! _____A AROUND/ niture. Cash on the line. One English and Western, $5.00 per children, pets. 643-2880. 37 Soften iT" 6 17 Carpentry and general contrac hardwood, cut, split and bedroom Townhouse, IVi baths, refrigerator, heat and hot 1973 PLYMOUTH gold duster, 6 be talking to a marriage counselor or a clergyman. It’s not ting Residential and commer piece or an entire housefull. delivered, $20 haif cord, stove hour, call 633-5571, anytime. water, no pets, adults your place to straighten out her life.” 38 Pareilt (collil full basement, private en NEW THREE bedroom cylinder, automatic, air- 39 Stalk ' i r z6 cial. Whether it be a small 64^32. Furniture Barn, 345 w o^, $25. half cord. 228-0619. preferr^, $235 monthly with trances and patio, includes Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, stove, conditioning, Chorches Motors, Jonathan resented Prissy’s attitude, and they had words. 4 1 ------Plaines. repair job, a custom built home Main Street Rear, behind BASSET HOUND - AKC heat, appliances, carpeting, security, 643-5523. It’s been three months since Prissy has heard from him, 5i registered, male, eight months, refrigerator, $250 monthly, no 643-2791. . Illinois or anything in between, call 646- Douglas Motor Sales. WHEELS - With, without, new pool, air-conditioning,' $290 per 42 Insurance (ab.) $150, 742-9394. pets, call 649-1344. and she is heartbroken. Now she wonders if perhaps she 24 25 IT a 30 31 1379. ______snowcaps. GM, 13” , 14” ; Ford, iponth. Paul W. Dougan, NEWINGTON - Woodsedge should have been more understanding. 44 Dry|, CLEAN USED refrigerators, 1971 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- 46 Coiners 15” . Never touched ground. 643- Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. apartments, just became door hardtop, $1,700. SBM What are your views? E“ TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service ranges, automatic washers, 2880. FREE DOG - eleven months available one luxury two Homes for Rent 54 49 Withers with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s old, trained, 643-7250 between 5- reposssession, 646-1700. PRISSY’S MOM 53 Pismire a il - Remodeling, repairs, ad MANCHESTER- Large newer bedroom apartment located in 54 Holding back Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 9. a wooded setting, with ditions, custom building. No job duplex three bedroom apart MANCHESTER - four room 1966 CHEVROLET wagon, air- DEAR MOM: Even if PriSsy had been more 56 Japanese u too small. Free estimates. Over 2171 ment. ( Immaculate conuition clubhouse, swimming pool, and house, immaculate condition, statesman ARE YOU nice people? Do you shocks, Reese hitch, automatic understanding, I think the high school sweetheart would 25 years experience. 643-5769. throughout. Priced right. R. tennis courts, call 678-1881. fireplace, fully furnished, transmission. First $250. has it. 57 Turn 4^ 43 ■143“ SCREENED LOAM - driveway have your own home and yard? Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- Monday through Friday, 9-4:30. private yard, garage, no pets, have won out. If Jonathan truly cared for Prissy, when his 58 Cry of TAG SALE If this describes you, you may Call evenings after 6:30, 742- i r 49 SO 61 62 gravel, processed gravel, Sana, Route 6A, Bolton 1980. no children, $275 monthly, old flame returned, he would have told her that he was bacchanals stone and fill. George H. Grif- be eliglible to adopt Peanuts. THREE ROOM heated, fur 6288, ask for George. seriously involved \dth someone else. Instead, he played the 59 Put on Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 FrWay, Saturday, Sunday Hayes Corp. 646-0131. 60 Girl's name „ 54 55 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer fing, Andover, 742-7886. An adorable nine week old MANCHESTER - New four nished apartment. Private en moth. Prissy could be the lucky one. female Beagle - Collie mix, just 1968 FORD Gran Torino, 61 Take a 58 $7 88 YOU'LL LAUGH BIDWELL Home Improvement Furniture, shelving, antiques, room apartments, 1 1/2 baths, trances. No children, no pets. automatic, power steering, AM- breather You WERE DO I MG HE DARK RICH loam, five yards looking for someone to love. References, security deposit. Co. Expert installation of small appliances, china and all appliances, carpeted, air- Business for Rent 55 FM stereo, new paint, new DEAR ABBY: I have a relative who is quite old but by DOWN $9 6d 61 88 IN A 55-MILE W HEN Y o u D ID N 'T $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, Phone 647-1655. 643-4860. 5 aluminum siding, gutters and glassware, decorator and conditioned, individual tires, must sell, $750, call 649- no means senile. She has mentioned several times that she 1 Clefts le X Z O N E ? H E A R W H Y E V E N trims. Roofing installation and gravel, and stone 643-9504. basements, washer-dryer OFFICE SPACES for rent on has me in her will for a sizable amount of money. Frankly, I household items. FOUR Adorable kittens, to 2721. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) JUDGE! SMILE/ repairs. 649-64M, 875-9109. facilities, one apartment MANCHESTER - Deluxe two Main Street in Manchester, doubt that she is worth that much. FIREWOOD for sale-seasoned good home, call after 6, 649- £ 7 o available with fireplace. Heat bedroom Townhouse, full base ideal location for professional 1970 CAMARO - good running Is there some place I can write to find out exactly how hardwood, split or round, $25 2123. ment, private entrances and HORACE Tetrault — Siding, and hot water inciuued. $275 per offices very convenient to all condition. Call 568^56. Ask for much money she is really worth? I roofing, storm windows, aw per %-cord. Call F. Schillinger, DINING ROOM set, Mediterra month. Cail Peterman, Realtor, patio, includes heat, hot water, facilities. Please call 646-4100,9 872-0204 after 5 weekdays, all Tony Jr. I want my inquiry to be absolutely confidential. Please nings. Quality workmanship, nean Conquero by United, oval 649-9404 or 646-2912. appliances, carpeting, and pool, a.m -5 p.m. day weekends. don’t use my name, initials or location. Thank you. — ---- - 9-lS free estimates. Fully insured. table with two extension leaves, $265 per month, call M6-1021 or FORD, 1968, LTD, wagon, air- four side chairs, two arm Boets-Accessorles 45 643-4535, Paul W. Dougan ANONYMOUS 872-9187, 649-3417. ROCKVILLE - Three room conditioned, $700. Call owner, Win at Bridge METRIC MILES 1 km 1 MILE FOR SALE - loam $5.50 per chairs, buffet serving cabinet. apartment, with heat, hot Realtor. after 6 p.m., 742-8869. DEAR ANONYMpUS: You won’t (and shouldn’t) know KItometer (km) ROOFING - Specializing yard delivered, call 646-3109. Recent cost $875, owner 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. water, stove, refrigerator, $150. OFFICE SPACE until the will is probated. Meanwhile, I Suggest you respect A Kibmeter is about 6/10 of a mile. repairing roofs, new roofs, transferred price $450. Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- Adults only. Parking for one SIX room duplex, with garage, FOR RENT your relative’s right to privacy. South saves North’s overbid Kitometers Miles WOODEN extension ladder, 24’ LINCOLN Continental 1970, two CLIP I START gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Matching Conquero Mediterra 8119. car. No pets. Security deposit in Talcottville, security and 25(ji square feet, center of door, dark green hardtop, dark East shifted to a trump. South • AND I 1,000 621 with metal brackets for staging nean bedroom set, triple references required, $190. 649- and repaired. 30 years required. Call 643-%78. Manchester, air conditioning green leather upholstery, AM- DEAR ABBY: What do you think of “awards” for first won in dummy, ruffed a club, ! SAVE : 1,609 1,000 planks, $15, 643-2553. dresser, framed mirror, two 14 1/2’ FIBERGLASS Chrysler 7384 after 6. NORTH 18 experience. Free estimates. and parking. Call 643-%51. FM stereo, tape deck, Michelin and second graders when only four or five students from the A K 10 4 3 cashed the ace of diamonds, Howley, 643-5361. headboards, three drawer boat, 55hp Chrysler motor, a CHARLES APARTMENTS - ruffed a diamond, ruffed Captain Easy - Crooks and Lawrence BREAKFAST SET - like new, Gator ’Tipaway trailer, $500 or tires, all power options, class receive them? The other students feel so bad. Some VKQ chest. R ecent cost $1150, East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 SIX ROOM apartment, garage, excellent condition, phone 524- oven cry. another club and played two formica top, 649-8782 after 5. transferred price, $600. Four will make trade. Call 872-2285. new bath and kitchen, no pets, ♦ J6 V MEAN) we S rE ER BY KISHTi PRETTY SM OOTH- BUT P-P-PUEASE, ROOFING - Installation and room Townhouse 1 1/2 baths, 5677 days, evenings, 643-2012. The students who receive the awards may invite their more rounds of trumps. HOW FAR A LOT 1 cushion, 98 inch couch by State appliances, carpeted, two air responsible family or singles, MAIN STREET Offices - 500 AA987S eqiJIRTIMG OUT JETS OF THERE'S A FOR MV STOMACH'S SAKE, LET'S WILL THIS FARTHER repairs, gutters, storm win parents to attend. The other students may not! EAST South was down to one trump, dows, doors. Experienced WOODEN WHEELS. Ideal for of Newburg, beautiful floral 16’ FIBERGLASS boat, 1971 conditioners, heat, hot water, $210, call after 5 p.m., 646-2iB20. and 1000 sq. feet, heat, janitor, WEST (D) COMPRESSED AK2? NOZZLE AT NOT OVERDO ITl JOB 6 0 ON A THAN THOSE recreation room light fixture. quilted upholstery, mint condi 50hp Evinrude. Little use. First This upsets me so that it takes me weeks to get over it.T AQ98 A A J6 5 one diamond and two spades. THE TIP OF SUPER-SIPHONS quality workmanship. Fully in storage basement, garage, parking. Also 1,300 square feet The simple play to make the $20. each. Phone 649-7375. tion. Recently purchased for $1500. Call 646-9392 after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER - new unusual of storage area (heated). Call TO RE SOLD feel so sorry for the youngsters who get nothing and feel V842 ♦ 53 DOWN THERE sured. Free estimates. soundproofing, washer and hand would be to lead a spade ON THE HISH- Reasonable prices. Rick $7%, will sell $450. Smith, 646- dryer hookup ^60 monthly, 646- one bedroom Townhouses now 649-5334 or 643-7175. ashambd. ♦ 732 ♦ K Q 10 9 AT PURLIC AUCTION toward dummy. But after con WAV! Burnett, 646-3005. COMPLETE drum set, 0893. 13’ FIBERGLASS, 40 h.p. John 0800, 646-1540. renting, at Independence FIRST GRADE TEACHER A K Q J 10 A642 excellent condition, call 568- son, battery, 6 gallon tank, Village, an adult community. BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 square 1961 Tlmlwliird Ford - Swill nMGir DEAR ’TEACHER; I am all for rewards for outstanding SOUTH siderable star gazing. South D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, 6356. Ask for Tony Jr. TAG SALE - 22 ’Trumbull St., skiing equipment, boat cover, THREE ROOM furnished Full basements, private en feet building for professional IY7171487S3 Septmeker 26,1175 it 16 achievements, but they should be given in a way that will A 7 2 came to the conclusion that gutters, and leaders. Free es moving, selling household $400. 646-1443. apartment, all utilities, also trances and patio, includes offices or sales, four commer iM. Moriarty Broi, 315 Cwitwr St, not humiliate those who receive none. Instead of ♦ A J 10 9 7 6 West held the last club and East timates. Fully insured. 249- GAS STOVE with heater, ideal item s, tools and clothing, one sleeping room, 272 Main St, heat, appliances, carpeting, air cial industrial acres, land and RMHCNOtTOf. ______♦ A854 the last diamond.' In that case it for cottage, good condition, call complaining to me, why don’t you complain to the 0205. September 20, 21, 10-5. conditioner. Model open 11:30 building storage, parking, authorities and try to get them to change the system? A3 didn’t matter who held the ace •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 649-5102. Garden Products 47 till 8 p.m. daily, Henry St. off MANCHESTER - ’Three room highway across shopping 1%7 MERCURY stationwagon, Neither vulnerable of spades. South just led his last Heating-Plumbing 35 TAG SALE - two family, furnished apartment, heat and Main St., Manchester, Paul W. center, entire or subdivide, 1-84, diamond. East had to win and FRESH SWEET apple cider, 289 engine, runs good, $300^643- Bug9 Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel West North East South TAG SALE - stereo, clock, ski September 19,20,9-4, gas stove, hot water. Available October 1, Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- and 1-86 close. 521-7373. lead a spade up to dummy’s ifHute/i/ce and boots, girls clothing, mis dishwasher, something for also apples, peaches, pears, 4535, 649-3940. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4533. Pass Pass 9-/e SEWERLINES, sink lines, plums, Botti’s Fruit Farm, 260 $150. One month security king. cleaned with electric cutters, cellaneous, 10-4, September 18, everyone, 42 Spencer St., Squire Resort Property Pass Pass (U 1975 By HtA. Inc. T M B,g US P,l OtI JT Bush Hill Rd., Manchester. deposit. Adults. Call 875-3503 1974 225 SLANT 6 engine, 20,000 Pass by professionals. McKinney 19, 20, 2 Ansaldi Rd. (corner ...... Village, Manchester. che ■ after 6. For Rent 56 Pass Autumn). miles, excellent condition, also w m i Pass Pass Alley Oop — Dave Graue Bros. Sewage Disposal Com standard three speed transmis DEPOSir J— TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday DELICIOUS economical easy SPEND a weekend or week in Pass pany, 643-53&. to serve sweet corn at its best. PLUSH 2 1/2 room apartment, VRUGER «>AinMEKTS sion available, call 649-5965 ask A Virginian writes: THAT BIG 6UY W ASNT KIDDING,, THEM Y'BETTER WHY ) BECAUSE TH' DUMMY TOOK SWIMMING pool 18’x4’ vacuum and Monday, North Coventry, large enclosed private patio, New Hampshire on Lake Opening lead — K A “T filter, ladder $75, please call Buckland Farms fruit and Mve-rc/om townhouse apart-- for Dave, 643-8011 after 5:30. loi U “You are vulnerable and hold: ORVILLE/ HE'S PUT AWAY JUST/ HAVE LONELY JAKE J'T.' ) N O T ? j OFF WITH TH' REST OF NO JOB too small, toilet Cedar Swamp Rd., across from pom, all utilities, appliances in lent, VA tiled baths, 2 air- Kanasatka in Moultonboto. Fall ABOUT EVERYTHING WE'VE COOK UP SOME OUR CUSTOMERS T'LOOK OH, after 7 , 644-3318. Allens Food Market, 10-6, vegetable stand, corner of and winter rental. Furnished, * A 4 VAKJ85 6K543 GOT IN TH' PLAkCE.' MORE FOOD,' NO/ repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Adams Street and Tolland cluded, 649-0358, 643-6266. iondltloners, wall-to-wall AUSTIN MINI, 1%1, good con faucets replaced, repaired, rec storm windows, violin, winterized and fireplaced cot By Oswald & James Jacoby Jk73. CRAFTSMEN WANTED - Turnpike opposite Caldors. ;arpeting, full basement, dition, 5 Michelins, over 40 “ The bidding has gone one rooms, bathroom remodeling, ;writer, household items, MANCHESTER GREEN - se tage on 150’ lakefront, sleeps MPG, 1100-cc, $500, ‘ 649-4279 “Well,” said North, “my stake your claim early to a Open daily. leat, hot water, appliances, overbid paid off.” spade-pass-two spades. What do heat modernization, etc. Free y items, and much more. cond floor apartment, six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun after 5. ‘ estimates gladly given. M & M space at the Broad Street Com references required, $165 lo pets. ting, skiing, snowmobiling; $125 & “Deleted, deleted,” said you do?” mon (behind the Dairy Queen a GRAPES - pick your own, bring Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. TWO MANCHESTER families, monthly, 643-5983. 649-7620 j week - also weekend rates. Call 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, West. “If I had opened a trump We bid three hearts and get on Broad Street), where on Sun September 20, are selling your own baskets. 270 Cromwell 635-0457 after 5 p.m. it wouldn’t have. In addition ready to duck if we get doubled. days the activities will be: Auc Hackmatack St., rear. power steering, good nuuiing FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing items, (10 a.m., 58 Virginia FOUR ROOM apartment, condition, excellent tires. your partner had to really play Tbe hand is too strong for us to tions, flea markets, and a com Rd.,) too many for telling, - Repairs and remodeling, NEW-USED wide mouth jars, carpeted, heat, hot water and ONE BEDROOM apartment, VERMONT- rustic log cabin on Original owner, $395. 649-3303. S-lb the hand well.” sit back and let our opponents sewer lines cleaned electrical mon indoor work shop for dining sets, pool pump, appliances included. Adults on rambling brook, close to white South had given the hand a play at two spades. craftsmen. So, call Cindy now, ceramics and glass, lamps, carboys, one-five gallons. newly decorated, close to ly, Prompt service on emergen Crocks, 2-5 gallons. Kegs, ly, no pets, references and center, on bus line. Heat and R iver, sleeps 8, includes Trucks for Sale 62 1 HOPE I MADE YOU fine play. He took dummy’s ace You never get hurt if you 649-6544. toys, sporting goods, clothing, everything, modern con FEEL DETTEK., cies. 643-7024, barrels. 643-2880. security deposit, near hospital, hot water included. Ideal loca of clubs, led the jack of never take a chance, but you all class. call 649-9258. veniences, good fishing weekly FOR SALE - 1971 Chevy pick OUV'NOR.' never get anywhere if you 15” TRUCK tires, 6-8 ply. tion for one Senior Citizen. No diamonds and let East hold the '9 -18 (£) 19/SeyNU me BOTTl HEATING and Plum rental, Paul W. Dougan up, V-8, standard 8 foot bed. don’t. Regular and snow tires. 900x20 TAG SALE - Relics, collec STRING BEANS - pick your children and pets. Security trick with the queen. bing - All heating and plumbing own, Natsisky Farms, 644-0304. NEW DUPLEX three deposit. Call after 5 p.m., 643- Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. dall 643-6993. repairs plus remodeling. Call tire and rim. 643-0926. tibles, crystal, figurines, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, full Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway clothing, plants. 9/20-21, 9-4, 0580. 643-14%. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - dig basement with hook-ups, NEW TRUCK is here, must sell you BOUGHT yOUR VEAH, 1 THOUGHT ABOUT T H ' WELL kept carpets show the corner Bolton Center - residential area, large yard, no u results of regular Blue Lustre your own, $1.50 each, 29 Moun MANCHESTER - quiet one 1973 Ford pick-up XLT Ranger. ©kawdrathera LAST TIME I BOUGHT A j Flooring 36 Bay berry Roads, Bolton. pets, $275. 646-8057. □ AUTOMOTIVE 289-6538. SHIP m o d e l TO WORK MOC7EL FOR MYSELF.' FIRST; spot cleaning. Rent electric tain Rd., Glastonbury, ( n e a r ______bedroom Ranch type apart OM? W ELL,THAT WAS HE WfATCHEO ME WORK OM shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson ment, private entrance, in rr-THEW HE STARTEOTO FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, WHIRLPOOL 15 cubic foot up Minnechaug M f ^ EAST HARTFORD - Deluxe 4 1967 INTERNATIONAL THOLkSHTFUL Paint Company. cludes heat and appliances, Autos For Sale 61 OF YOU.' HELPAIE-AKI' TH'NEXT floors like new, no waxing, right freezer, two years old, 1/2 room, heated Townhouse. VCD200, tractor, $4,300. SBM THING I KNEW I WAS used one year, excellent condi Antiques 48 $195, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, (specializing in older floors). Thvo bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. 646-1021, or 643-4535. repossession, 646-l700. W/XrCHlN’ HIM.' Ceilings and inside painting. ALL SEASONED fireplace tion, $175. 647-1907. Private basement. Dishwasher, NEED CAR? Credit bad? John Verfaille, 646-5’750 , 872- wood, split, sawed and disposal, stove, refrigerator, Bankrimt? Repossessed? delivered, $25. half cord. C. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or WILLINGTON Wonder - three Honest Douglas accepts lowest 1963 FORD dump truck, F600, 2222. TAG SALE - Moving, air conditioner. No pets, one V-iS Hutchinson, 643-5373. other antique items. R. rooms, air, basement, down, smallest payments. good condition, 2-speed everything must go. Sept. 19, child. $230, 528-1708. transmission. Call 649-2214. Floor Cleaners - 20, 21, 10-4, Grant Hill Rd., Harrison, 643-8709. fireplace, laundry, parking, Douglas Motors, 345 Main. HOMELINE appliances, $170, Rentamation, Residential - Commercial. HARDWICK gas stove, three Coventry. Traffic light by •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• months old, $100. white, call WANTED - Antiques or collec EAST HARTFORD - Five $4() fee, 643-2797. TOYOTA - See us for. reliable Astro-graph Zollos on 44-A. Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 Strip, wax and buff all floors. rooms, two bedrooms, second Estimates. 643-0367 between 8- 649-2227. tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, used Toyotas with our 60-day furniture, lamps, china, etc. floor, 289-6538. VERNON VISTA - three rooms, 4. 100% warranty. Wo also buy TRIUMPH in excellent condi By BERNICE BEDE OSOL 6’xl2’ CHAIN link dog kennel, 6’ Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Any quantity, 644-8%2. air, laundry, parking, used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. high with door, excellent condi MANCHESTER - spacious appliances, heat and carpeting, 345 Center Street, Manchester, three bedroom apartment, in tion, call after 5 , 649-2411. DOG-CAT boarding reser ANTIQUES Wanted - American $180, Rentamation, $40 fee, 643- 646-4321. 1972 CL175, HONDA, 2300 For Friday, Sepl. 18,1975 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Mutt & Jeff — Al Smith vations. Combined inside/out- furniture, oriental rugs, pain new two family, carpeting, air 2797. Don't try to mastermind social □ MISC. FOR SALE conditioning, dishwasher and miles, excellent condition, $450. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) An JU S T FOR THAT I'LI_ IIL U V H lUiiiUilE 1969 RAMBLER American, side runs, partitioned privacy, tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, WE PAY $15 for complete junk Call 649-0493 before 8 p.m. activities. People are engaged excellent parts, car can be crocks, jugs, Ron Dionne, 643- separate driveways, $260 per MANCHESTER Madness - annoying situation Is develop In lighter diversions to have OPEN A PLACE ON TOP germicidal lighting.iigniing. Canineuanine cars. ^11 Joey, Tolland Auto ing. It will cause you to smolder F I R E ^ Articles for Sale 41 repaired, ^ s t offer, 649-9539. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, I6®I- call 646-1379 three rooms, parking, Body, 528-1990. fun. You are just a bit too much OF a n d GIVE YOU ■ ------after 6 p.m. appliances, and heat, $180, Ren 1975 HONDA, CB-500-T, six inwardly. Keep It cool. You the organizer today. REAL COMPETITION/ Manchester, 646-5971. weeks old, 4200 miles, 6” can’t do anything about it for a ALUMINUM sheets used as KEYSTONE kitchen cabinet Wanted to Buy 49 tamation, $40 fee, 643-2797. FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, SHOW VOU/ EAST HARTFORD - P&W extended front forks, quartz, few days. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. printing plates, .007 thick, with glass door and mirrors, four cylinder, manual transmis light, crash bars, hi-way pegs, 21) Keep an opernmind. Yield a 23x32’ ’. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 40”x 20 l/2x 74, $25. Call 649- OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices area, modem 31/2 rooms, heat, EAST HARTFORD holiday, sion, very economical, owner, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) bit to a family member on how Articles tor Sale 41 for your old dolls, $65. and up hot water, parking, storage bin, two bedrooms, basement, laun padded sissey bar, Z-bars, You tend to be most liberal with Phone 643-2711, 9154. 644-0466. perfect condition. 649-1089. to handle a ticklish situation. for China and bisque dolls. $100 appliances. Four unit brick dry, parking, appliances, kids your purse among friends to- , His Ideas have merit, too. and up for Bye’lo. Never give or apartment. Available October OK, $185, Rentamation, $40 fee, day. The big spender role will GRAMPAW 4“(6 D 'I 1968 YELLOW automatic VW RAWLEIGH Sprite, 10-speed sell a doll without getting our 1st. No children or pets. Securi 643-2797. convertible, good second car, net you neither respect nor CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. touring bicycle, two months 19) Your^Jnherent tenacity Is offer. Call locally, 875-7356. ty deposit. Call 649-5125. call 875-1897 after 5. dividends. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick ROCKVILLE Royale - two old. $100. Call 649-8434. stifled today. You're too easily QEMINI (May 21-June 20) It’s angered If what you're attemp ROCKVILLE - 74 Davis Ave., bedroom, laundry, parking, far better to complete one pro SSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSSSSSBBB 1973 DODGE Charger, very PENTON 175, Jack Piner, 1974. ting doesn’t succeed on the FILE ME UNDER DITTO! I F16URE THE AW. PUT six room Duplex, attic, base poich, appliances, and yard for good condition, power steering, ject before you move on to v“ FOR v il l m n : OLD BOVjJ REALLY LOiT! ■AWAY THE I 1 Clip Out - FHI In - Mail Today $150, Rentamation, $40, fee, 643- Excellent condition, never been first try. ment, adults, one infant, no and power brakes, automatic another today. Skipping I'VE LOOKED HAD A PEELIN’ ALL CRYIN’ T0WEL6 □ RENTALS raced, knobbles. . . .and ------compres--jj- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) pets, 872-4892. 2797. transmission. Call 649-8536. sro"n7eleaser*$S)o"'643^^^^ around will make It tough for EVERYWHERE ALONG HE COULDN’T ,AND ENJOY i I SAVE OVER 50% you arid accomplish very little. If it's your poker night, keep the •SSSSSSSBSSSSSSSSS##•••••••• THE PEACE The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions MANCHESTER - Deluxe two stakes at penny ante level. FOR TriE /iflAdOR REAP A C0/HPA66 -J Rooms for Rent 52 SIX ROOM Duplex, available TOYOTA - Cellca - 1972 npe CANCER (JuiM 21-July 22) WITHOUT iPffrm WELL ENOUGH TO , AND OUIET! 1 October 1, security required, no bedroom Townhouse, private “slightly”' modified, excellent You’re likely to stay In the pot Mobile Homes 65 Not everyone will dance to your with hands you should have A l*f-D FIND HI6 WAY OUT HE'S NOT 12 Words - 3 Days -1 Dollar pets, call 649-5702. entrances and patio, full base condition. Try it, you’ll like it! tune today. Trying to force your I THOMPSON House, furnished j OF a DUE BACK a S A L L V / Clauiflcation 41, Miscellanaous For Sale Only ment, includes, heat, Make offer, daze 646-5384, nites, thrown away. fo o t pr in t ! DINER! • rooms, centrally located. 1969 TRAVELMATE, tent views on others will only in FOR HOURS VERNON - Town House appliances and carpeting, $255, 649-2062. crease thelrjeslstance. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) I Kitchen privileges. Parking. call Paul W. Dougan Realtor, trailer, stove, sink, and icebox, Ads must be mailed only No phone orders I Reasonable rates. Phone 649- Gardens, a beautifully call 647-9881. Frustration is the order of the landscaped apartment com 646-1021 or 643-4535. MflRCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You day for you. You’ll do well to Payment must accompany ad I ^ 2358. could turn people off today by keep a low profile, take adver munity of unusual architectural Very clean, very good condi Insisting upon that extra nickel One Item only, Include price and phone I ^ ------MANCHESTER - five room 1971 21 1/2’ TERRY Travel sity in stride and rev up for I LIGHT Housekeeping room for design, featuring private en tion. ^ ce lle n t buy. Call 522- or dime that really won’t mean apartment, two bedroom, trailer, full bath, excellent con tomorrow. I No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only 1 rent, stove, refrigerator, and trances, private patio with 9800 days, or 247-9031. dition, 643-4715. much. Give a little, gain a lot. Ad may be edited to conform to rules sliding glass door, wall-to-wall spacious yard, no pets, $155 I iS-i linens provided. 801 Main monthly, plus security, 646- VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sspl. 22) 1 Street. 649-9879. carpeting, range, refrigerator, Your Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. dis^sai, master TV antenna, ,4355. Steer clear of aggressive, No delay In publication will be permitted. I ■ - ■ ■ ' ■ Automotive Service 46 Automotive Service 66 dominating associates today. M I I ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, traverse rods; storage and Birthday laundry facilities in basement. MANCHESTER Gardens - Two They’ll try your patience to the I shower bath, private entrance, bedroom apartments in point where you'll lash out at I free parking, apply 195 Spruce ■Total electric, no pets. One and 8«pl. 10, 1079 two bedroom apipartments im beautiful country setting. Walk them — and later be sorry. ^ St. You’re going to set very am mediately available through to everything. $189 monthly. COMPLETE GM LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet. 23) bitious goals for yourself this s s I M ------Includes heat, hot water, and Anyone who tries to alter your m FURNISHED room for rent - November 1, starting at $165 coming year. Your chances for ^ S T E R appliances. Superintendent, routine will be in for tough success are reasonably good, all conveniences, parking, near per month. Call 872-0528 Mon /HAKES Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane day torough Friday 8 a.m. - 5 E qual!Housing. sledding today. 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PHONE Apartments For Rent 53 bus line. Call anytime m I HILLIARD STREET - Modem WE HAVE customers waiting second floor, all electric apart Carter Chevrolet I______12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. 040 -2 0 2 8 9-lS for the rental of your apartment ment, four rooms, $185 and 1229 MAIN ST. a MANOHISTER STATE DEPT. or home. J.D. Real Estate OF EMPLOYMENT Dy KiA Im TM «»g U S Pll Oil security. 646-1189. £ JL. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ! I / / PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 18.1975 The weather The lottery Cloudy with rainy periods today and tonight. Highs in the 60s and lows in the This week’s winning Connecticut State 50s. Mostly cloudy with a chance of Lottery number is on Page 2. FINAL WEEKS showers Saturday, highs again in the 60s. i(ttanrl|eattr lEiipning Heralh At Vernon Waysido Fumlturo, 280 Talcottvillo Road Manchester—A City of Village Charm EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS (Route 83) Off Exit 85 Off 1-84,1/4 Mile North of NfANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 298 Vomon Circle, Vernon, Conn. OODGnATIONS 1j “News summary I| When one knows that the pop The stream became too filthy if Compiled from United Press International j: ulation of Hartford was oiily to be exposed to sight or smeU 14,221 in 1890, and even in 1900 in its lower reaches but we used was only 23,219, it is easy to a swimming hole in it north of police forces actually guarding realize what great changes Albany Ave. and west of Vine Boston Schools during Phase II of in have occurred in just one life St. It was commonly known as State tegration. The guardsmen were on time. It must not be easy for a the “Hog River’’ then. duty for the first two weeks of young person to visualize how There were no concrete HARTFORD - Connecticut will school, in case reinforcements were things were then. All those highways in Hartford but a few back $52.8 million in 168 school needed, but they were never used. employes at the big Pratt and cobblestone ones. ’They were building projects although it doesn’t Whitney Machine Tool plant are BOSTON — The ’Travelers In noisy and hard on horses’ feet. expect to have the borrowing surance Co. of Hartford, the largest working on the site of the old Manchester folks who had their capacity available until the next writer of auto insurance in Charter Oak Park with its race horses shod with sharp caulks legislative session. Finance Com track and space for the fairs Massachusetts, has threatened to for ice road didn’t like to drive missioner Jay 0. Tepper said the discontinue coverage if legislation and circuses, running races. them into the cobblestones. state has made a moral commit There was also a Gentlemen’s th freeze rates is passed, Gov. ’There was plenty of mud and ment for its share of the projects Michael Dukakis said. Proposed Driving Park for harness sticky gray clay around Hart already approved by the Depart racing. Horse racing was quite legislation would freeze rates for ford in the spring time. To ment of Education. property damage for the first six popular. Even in winter when reach his cousin’s home O.C. months of 1976, pending revision of the streets were not skinned could take horse cdr up Windsor HARTFORD — Edward Gallant, state insurance laws. bare, Washington St. was the Ave. to (the car line) terminus director of the Connecticut State scene of many cutter races, as at Capen St. and then walk to Employes Association, said was also the Connecticut River Vine. Or horse car on Albany Thursday Gov. Ella Grasso should ice in front of Hartford. Could Ave. to Vine St. and walk it past work to “reverse the 1975 rape of Nation be the river water is too filthy Capen St. Either way was not the state employe retirement now to freeze so solid as it did system.’’ Gallant, who once lobbied easy because there were no Revised .reports on the Gross then. There were double horse to use the retirement fund to pay for sidewalks and only in the worst National Product and corporate car tracks in Main St. but out places had boards or planks salary increases, didn’t say where side the downtown area only Connecticut could get the money to profits show the nation is recovering been laid to keep folks from get from the recession faster than most single tracks were laid wiUi refill the retirement fund. ting stuck. economists predicted. But Treasury switches for cars to pass in op Hartford used Connecticut HARTFORD - A group of Secretary William Simon and other posite directions. One horse River water for drinking water Connecticut water companies, the pulled each car and the driver PERMIT administration officials say until it built the small reservoir Connecticut Water Works Associa renewed inflation as reflected in was the crew. The horses were on Asylum Hill in 1876 to take NO. 297 tion, says new drinking water stan not very good looking or lively. consumer prices might slow the care of the central city. But as SALE dards proposed by the state Health recovery or lead to another reces They were always late as when O.C. can Department will cost more but sion. In other economic news today, tired. There were some larger remember the people in out won’t give consumers proportionate buses for longer hauls. They the Labor Department reported that lying sections complained about benefits. Joan Rosenberger of Ver the cost of living rose 0.2 per cent in had two or more horses depen still getting the river water. non, owner of a 42-customer water ding on loads and distances. August, the smallest monthly in O.C. does Imow that what they supply firm in Enfield, said the stan crease in more than two years. O.C. remembers well one time had was awful to taste. dards would force her to triple her his mother took him on a bus up O.C. wondered how the men customers’ bills. WASHINGTON - The Senate has to Rockville to the county fair hu watched caulking barges refused to grant 3.5 million federal at the old Hyde Park. Buses could continue swinging those HARTFORD — Connecticut apple employes — including members of also went to Stafford Springs. hammers all day. (’The barge growers have gained an apparent Congress and the armed forces — a They had very high wheels yard was on the East Hartford victory in a federal judge’s ruling pay increase bigger than the 5 per which were said to be pulled they aren’t obligated to first recruit shore a little north of where the cent proposed by President Ford. and William Harris and Wendy Yoshimura were picked up by the FBI more easily. pickers from Puerto Rico. The dis The Senate Thursday rejected Newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst (right) and Emily Harris clench fists as Hockanum River came in). Thursday, ending one of the most intensive manhunts in the nation's history. Hartford’s Main St. crossed They were like machines and pute arose over stricter regulations legislation which would have they leave San Francisco’s Federal Building after their arraignment. They the Park River on a high single had great biceps. governing recruitment of Puerto provided an 8.66 per cent increase. arch stone bridge. A three-or Ricans. U.S. District Court Judge four-story brick building stood Oliver Gasch ruled recently that WASHINGTON - A former CIA next to the north side of the SAVE Puerto Rico’s laws for recruiting agent, Samuel A. Adams, says top river on the west side of Main the workers placed a burden on U.S. intelligence and military of Patty wants to return home St. One corner of the building employers. ficials deliberately distorted reports The Argentine government 4 0 % to 7 0 % on Communist troop strength to con member of the ‘‘George Jackson collapsed into the river one with their daughter who apparently was We are eternally grateful to the FBI has banned the sale of aviation I MIDDLETOWN - The Russians vince the American public that the SAN FRANCISCO'(UPI) - The FBI Brigade,” claimed responsibility for the night. On the top floor there transformed from a quiet college coed to a and San Francisco police for bringing Pat gasoline for use in automobiles, are coming to Middletown, maybe. U.S. was winning the Vietnam war said today it cracked the Patty Hearst bomb. was about one half of a room gun-toting revolutionary during the more ty in safely.” as of June 1. The measure rules BEDROOM The Russian national prew has been Miss Hearst will appear before a U.S. left and a bed stood on three in 1968. . case with “ very diligent, than a year and a half she was missing. Miss Hearst, with a plea of “Don’t out the use of the high-octane invited to ^rticipate in the com- District judge this afternoon for a bail legs with the other one out in MIAMI Tropical Storm Eloise painstaking” detective work by The capture ended the mystery that cap shoot,” surrendered to FBI agents and fuel in racing cars, sports cars, PIECES tnuiiity’s first annual “Head of- the reduction hearing. After her arrest, bail the air. The bed clothes looked churned westward off the southern agents across the nation. The fugitive tured the attention of the world, but left police Thursday, ending her bizarre dis motorcycles, powerboats, and all Connecticuf’-regatta scheduled Oct. was set at $500,000. She also faces a $550,- as if someone had just rolled SAVE ^ to OFF! ROOMS coast of Cuba today and forecasters newspaper heiress held a jailhouse unanswered questions of where has she appearance which frustrated U.S. law en 12. 000 bail situation in Los Angeles where she out of them. What a rude other uses except for aircraft. forcement for more than IM; years. said another disturbance in the Cen reunion with her parents and said she been, what’s going to happen to her now is wanted on 19 charges that, on convic awakening! The new law is designed to limit HARTFORD — Two go-go dancers Randolph A. Hearst, her father, told tral Atlantic appeared to be building wanted to go home. and was she really a revolutionary? tion, could send her to jail for life. imports of the fuel. 1/3 to OFF faced arrest today in warrants reporters his daughter was “very calm — That river has practically all Up To toward Tropical Storm Faye. Eloise The FBI said the arrest was no fluke. A But her parents just were happy to have Three other fugitives from the terrorist disappeared under highways sought by a prosecutor who said he perfectly willing to come home. She had peak winds of only 45 to 50 spokesman in Washington said agents their daughter back safely. Symbionese Liberation Army also were and park now. Where it came saw them perform topless in an enjoyed seeing us and seeing her sister." ijI m.p.h. today, but officials said it staked out the neighborhood where Miss "She said she wanted to go home with arrested in the case which began as the East Hartford bar. Asst. Prosecutor When Miss Hearst renounced her past nearest to Asylum St. there i#._ may regain hurricane force over Hearst was arrested the day before the us,” a beaming Catherine Hearst told nation’s first political kidnaping and grew were stepping stones for BANK CREDIT John Bailey Jr. of Common Pleas life to become a “soldier” in the Sym- open water. capture. reporters after a meeting with her into one of the most incredible crime making a short cut across to Court 12 said he signed a cornplaint daughter in the San Mateo County Jail in bionese Liberation Army which kidnaped CARDS ACCEPTED WASHINGTON - President Ford "Following up on leads in an effort to cases in American history. save going way down to the after his visit and after police ap Redwood City, 25 miles south of here. her. Miss Hearst called her father “a returns today to Calfornia, where locate Patty Hearst, we attempted to in “Don't move or I’ll blow your head off!” soldiers and sailors memorial parently failed to act on the com Mrs. Hearst said she, her husband and fascist pig.” ARTHUR DRUG he’ll blend handshaking oppor terview numerous individuals we believed shouted one FBI agent as he stormed into bridge. plaints. two of their daughters “all hugged each In Seattle Thursday night, a Safeway tunities with speeches, interviews to have knowledge of her or associations a two-story home in a quiet, ethnic other, laughed and hugged each other. grocery store was bombed in apparent HARTFORD — Former acting and golf. Ford will stop in Oklahoma with her. In the course of these attempts neighborhood to arrest Miss Hearst. “We told her we love her and held her retaliation for the capture of Miss Hearst FBI Director L. Patrick Gray III of City on his four-day swing West. we developed a reasonable basis to believe and members of the SLA. Five persons There was no violence and no injuries in that Patty Hearst was in the Morse St. and kissed her.” and in /FerEiinpIo: Stonington has apparently been were reported injured, none seriously. the arrests. cleared of any possible prosecution _ house where she was apprehended,” the Mrs. Hearst said her daughter was It was the end of the underground life many “happy to see us. She was nervous and Two minutes before the blast, a TV station Dark Pirn Bodraom ShUi By Kemp. For Eximple; in connection with the Watergate , t E r spokesman said. received a telephone call from a young cases Miss Hearst’s parents brought a bouquet thin. But best of all she was happy to see (Continued on Page 18) Reg. $1,019.95. 5 Pc. Maple or Pine coverup. Gray has been advised that woman who, identifying herself as a of yellow roses to their jail cell reunion us. She had her hair dyed. Sill $520 Sm $4N Diniiw Room no charges Will be brought against EVEN him, f^ e ra l officials confirmed BEIRUT, Lebanon — Christian AT TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE Hm )f Pim Maitar Bodroom 42x60 *4 K iti^ Chain MORE! Sirita With Hutch Mirror A Thursday. and Moslem militias battled with bullets, ro?ks and bombs from Night Hand. HARTFORD — Gov. Ella Grasso street to street today but the •GENTLE CREDIT TERMS Reg. $1,989.95 *175®» today traveled to Italy to visit her Profile! Heiress became a radical fighting appeared to die down by till ttin Sm $812.15 parents’ hometowns. She and her monotone. She is careful about what she morning, raising hopes of a new member of the terrorist group. hitchhike and dress in “grubby clothes.” husband, Thomas, said they hope to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - She is Her friends called her strong-willed and says. She is not particularly emotional but WESTINGHOUSE be granted an audience with Pope truce. Step by step her voice grew more rather passive. I always had the feeling the granddaughter of newspaper titan militantly radical on tape recordings self-reliant, but quiet and outside the AGITATOR WASHER Paul during their 12-day vacation. Israel has begun pulling equip William Randolph Hearst. She turned mainstream of campus life. that she had a lot in her head that she was ment out of frontline positions in the delivered to authorities, finally denoun that wealthy and privileged “She’s not capitalistic at all, ” said not telling people.” • Turbo-vane Agitator Sinai Desert as the first step in im cing her family and her nation. This was the nonconforming heiress background around to become one of She adopted the name “Tania” and was Patrick Tobin of Menlo College, where • Double Action Washing plementing the new Middle East Patty went before attending UC. “Nothing with few political leanings who was peace accord with Egypt. Israeli of the most famous radicals in American photographed participating in a San Fran chosen by the SLA as a token of the society • Lock n’ Spin Safety Lid BEDDING Region cisco bank robbery which netted $10,960 that she wants has to be taken from OCCASIONAL ficers at Ras Sudar, the first Sinai history. anybody else.’’ it wanted to humble. RECLINING area to be abandoned, said recruits Patricia Hearst’s arrest Thursday was for the SLA coffers. And to millions of Americans, the events UPHOLSTERED Six members of the Woonsocket, On April 24, Tania stated that she had She attended Santa Catalina, a private CONVERTIBLES had already cleared miles of barbed the latest step in the bizarre road the 21- Roman Catholic school in Monterey and of the Patricia Hearst case in 1974 made SETS R.I., Teachers Guild were ordered wire and mines from outposts along year-old newspaper heiress has traveled participated in the robbery by choice. In a her a symbol of her own, of radical CHAIRS TABLES to prison Thursday until they purge tape-recorded statement, she called her later attended the Crystal Springs School PIECES the Gulf of Suez. since she was violently kidnaped Feb. 4, neat the family home in Hillsborough, 20 terrorism. SAVEM«.»OFFI SAVE'/S to OFF! themselves of contempt of court by 1974, from the apartment she shared with father, San Francisco Examiner president agreeing to end their strikes. Judge LISBON, Portugal - Portugal’s Randolph A. Hearst "pig Hearst” and miles south of San Francisco. It was at SAVE'/i to'/i OFF! her fiance. Crystal Springs that she met Weed, who SAVE % to OFF Joseph Weisberger’s action followed military rulers today announced the She was then a pretty University of Weed a “sexist, ageist pig” whom she by two days his jailing of eight Paw formation of a new coalition never wanted to see again. was her math teacher. Inside today Model LA270P SAVE'/^to'yiOFFl California sophomore from a wealthy She was graduated when she was 16 and tucket leaders who defi^ court cabinet, severly reducing Com family looking forward to her forthcoming But through it all, her family main munist influence in the government .^rolled at Menlo College in the first class orders to end a teachers strike in marriage to Steven A. Weed, 26, who had tained she had been brainwashed or Andover . Gardening ...... 9 and ending three weeks of political at the private institution in which female that city. been her high school teacher. A friend said coerced. Bolton ... MHS W orld...... 8 deadlock. Political sources said the students were accepted. At Menlo, she “she was the kind of girl who could have Even before she was kidnaped, Patty Classified S. Windsor ... 7, 12 Socialists will get four cabinet recorded a straight “A” average and won BQSTON — Six hundred National been anybody’s daughter.” was far from the stereotype of a rich Comics .. Sports...... 10-11 posts, the left-of-center Popular the school’s highest scholarship award, Guard military police were deac But as the months dragged by and the heiress. The third of five daughters, she Coventry Tolland...... 12 tivated today, but officials declined Democrats two and the Com shunned the social life of the debutante, then went on to study at UC. Travel...... 7 FBI futilely sought a trace of her, she ap A onetime friend, Barbara Warriner, Dear Abby to detail any plan for cutting back munists, one. preferring to study art history at the V ernon...... 3, 12 WESTINGHOUSE in a Vast parently turned from a victim of Sym said, “She talks carefully and in a Editorial . bionese Liberation Army terror to a University of California. She was known to MANUAL DEFROST Varinty of Stylos, Colors REFRIGERATOR Toxtuns, Sizos & Pr lets Far Exaaipla: Faawn Naaia Carter due here For Example; Calaoial Sofa I Chair OacasiMal TaMat Dispute stalled town’s road grant • Save Electricity Love Seat Reg. $449.95 Values to $284.95 pensated its $44,000 cost when the line This year, the state withheld 'the to open quarters • Freeser Door Sholf ■Pf h u mpla; Famoul Convertible Sleeper tala $227 Sava $222.15 ’The dispute stems from an agree • Magnetic Door Qasket Porlawnpla: tala $$l la $155 By SOL R. C0HE;N was completed and assessments were $177,000 allocation in lieu of the $44,000 Fim o m i lien-PodioBMMini te U ment Involving sanitary sewers in Reg.$269.95 Sale $1$$ live $1$4.I5| Herald Reporter levied against the benefitting property it claimed the town o^^es. Former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter vvill be in Famous Name Riolinini Chair Famaui Name DM Spring St., from Gardner St. to Dart After a meeting between town and SAV I$ i FaM M t N o m i QHISi owners. Manchester Wednesday morning to partcipate in the of Famont Convertible Sleeper A dispute between the Town of mouth Rd. state officials, an agreement was Reg. $128 Sale $75 Sa^ $52 Uvini Room Chairs A few years later, Manchester’s town ficial opening of his Connecticut campaign headquarters- Femewi*u1hw*w Fun or Quien Wall Oaaar m 8 LiMpa Manchester and the State of When the state constructed 1-84 reached. The state released $133,000 of Values to $199.95 ,counsel at that time ruled the town Connecticut dating back to 1968, for through Manchester, it removed a at 164 E. Center St. . • t Reg. $79 Sale $48 Save $31 Reg $399 Sale $25$ Save $141 Reg. $158 li f e $98 la ve $1$ NOTHING HELD didn’t owe the state any money because the $177,000. Carter is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for a time jeopardized town receipt of sewage pumping station in the Spring Ula $1$ to $51 ^O FF BACK the installation was without a public The next step is for the town to deter president. He is entering the New Hampshire primary, L this year’s state grant for road St. area because it was in the path of mine whether to cpnduct a public hearing and because assessments too where an active campaign in his behalf already is un- paving. the highway. It then replaced it with a required a public hearing. hearing on assessments against the benefitting property owners, so that it rfprw3V * Model RT122R gravity f e ^ line. That’s where the matter stood until Even after settlement, in July, the may recover the $44,000 and satisfy the Carter’s state coordinator is Stanley Weinberg of state held back about $44,000 of the The agreement between the town and this year, even though the state asked state was that the state vrould be com for the $44,000 periodically. state’s claim. MflDchcstBr, $177,000 allocated to Manchester. Carter's itinerary Wednesday calls for him to be at '^ e VERNON WAYSIDE FURNITURE Colony, Talcottville, at 10 a.m., at a reception for Manchester and Vernon Democrats. At 11 '20, he will be at his 164 E. Center St. headquarters MA^(:lll':.STKR 280 Talcottvillo Road OPEN DAILY Parachutist owes Her life to a tree % OFF State Police said the incident was by Ellington Constable Michael and at 11:30 he will be at The Manchester Herald, to meet 10-9 8ENTLE Rayelene Wilson, 24, of East night about 6 p.m. and was found, by Patrone and members of the Ellington OPEN some children, unconscious in a tree at probably caused by a faulty chute with the editorial staff, , (Route 83) Off 1-84 SUNDAY M M m n CREDIT TERMS Hartford, a member of the Connec Ambulance Corps and then taken to From noon to 4:15 p.m., Carter will be at various FRIDAY UNTIL 9 PM I the rear of 10 Randy Rd. in Ellington. although both parachutes she was vfnplke 10 -9 Pictures ticut Parachute Club, can perhaps wearing were oj)en when she was found Rockville General Hospital where she locations in Hartford. At 4:15, he will leave for Arn.iANirs SAT. 9 AM-5 PM ’The road is not far from the Ellington was checked in the emergency room JIMMY CARTER 1/4 Mile North of Vernon Circle sre-szoa Wait Clocks owe her life to a tree In Ellington. Airport on Rt. 83 where the parachute in the tree. appearances in Springfield, Mass. ^ ^ Amt Lampi She was disentangled from the ||gee and released. VERNON, CONN.^^____ Us. Wilson jumped from a plane last club originates i^s jumps. %