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MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1975— VOL. XCV, No. 8 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y p a g e s — t w o s e c t io n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

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LISBON, Portugal (UPI) — Communist outside the outpost in . support of the purge of “reactionaries” in the armed demonstrators fought a gunbattle with rebellious troops. forces and the fall of Portugal’s new State pro-government marchers today outside a Troops occupying the artillery base Socialist-dominated coalition cabinet. northern artillery base seized by left-wing stayed in their barracks during the •t; HARTFORD — White House and The Popular Democrats accused the troops. fighting, but a loyalist armored column Secret Service sercurity men were Communists of touching off the fighting. Hospital officials reported 64 persons in­ rumbled to the scene to disperse the in Hartford Wednesday to map out “They knew what was going to happen,” a jured in the night-long clash on the out­ demonstrators. |:| tight security for President Ford’s spokesman said. “They had a hand in it." skirts of Porto, Portugal’s second largest Hospital officials said two of the ar­ i|: six-hour political trip to the state city and main port. mored troops were injured in the fighting. But the Communists blamed the capital Tuesday. Republicans plan a The fighting, which raged from Two pro-government demonstrators were Popular Democrats for “showing their $250-per-person cocktail party for Wednesday night until early this morning, reported in serious condition with bullet reactionary, fascist face” and causing the :|; 250 persons to meet the President,; began during a pro-government march by wounds. violent confrontation. ji; to be followed by two dinners at the ; the left-of-center Popular Democratic Communist-backed troops took over the The Communists have endorsed a wave i|: Hartford Civic Center, one for $100 a ; party. artillery regiment base this week to :J:| plate and the other for $15 for box ■ of antigovernment demonstrations by left- The Popular Democrats marched from protest a crackdown by anti-Communist wing soldiers and civilians. The protests i;i dinner. Each is for 1,000 persons. downtown Porto to the base, clashing with commanders against left-wing troo^. have brought Portugal to the brink of civil Communist-backed leftists demonstrating The rebel soldiers have called for a >:• NEW BRITAIN — Court of Com- ;J:; war. mon Pleas Chief Judge Roman J. i|; Lexton says the six-month merger :J:j of the state common pleaS and cir- S cuit courts has proven a success. He $; Bristol teachers defy order said 64 per cent of the courts' ;|:i :$ backlog at the the time of the ^ merger has been cleared in the past iji; :$ six months. to return to classrooms

BRISTOL (UPI) — Teachers entered the off Wednesday when teachers resumed called it “tantamount to blackmail.” second day of their strike today, despite their strike for higher salaries. Longo also said attorneys went to court to I Regional threats of daily fines under a temporary The order by Judge O’Brien subjects the seek an injunction barring the walkout. court injunction issued late Wednesday. BFT to a daily fine of $5,000, $25 per day “To threaten to boycott the local g NEW BEDFORD, Mass. - New Hartford County Superior Court Judge for each teacher and $100 daily on each of merchants and banks to gain support for Bedford teachers ended a month-old Francis J. O’Brien ordered the teachers to five union officials. their unpopular cause is tantamount to Our .strike Wednesday night by un- end their one-day walkout and return to The 640 teachers voted Tuesday night to blackmail and is an infantile approach to Reg. animously voting to accept a two- work immediately, however board of resume the strike which they suspended the resolution of their situation,” Longo year contract which calls for no pay education officials decided to keep schools last week after talks broke down earlier in said. To. :|: raises the first year, but a 12 per closed today because of the uncertainty of the day. The teachers returned to classes after 3.49 cent hike the second. The 850 the teacher’s next move. The BFT also threatened to boycott Superior Court Judge Harold Mulvey took :j: teachers went on strike Sept. 8 James G, Doyle, president of the Bristol local businesses and merchants who don't a personal role in resuming negotiations. qjueezer idling 17,000 public school students. Federation of Teachers, said picketing support the walkout. Ronald O'Brien, president of the would continue at the system's \1 schools. ■The boycott threat brought a bitter Connecticut Federation of Teachers, said g PROVIDENCE, R.I. - In an in- More than 11,000 students aljp had the day response from Mayor Frank Longo who the board has refused to pay the normal terview taped in Washington office, step increments due the teachers in ji; retiring Sen. John 0. Pastore said he September. He also charged board 5* would be “happiest” if Gov. Philip members went against recommendations The line of least resistance of their negotiator and attorneys to sign :j:j W. Noel decides to run for his seat There was a time when sidewalks were straight as an arrow and looked like :j^ next year. Noel said he would make the pact. g his decision next year, probably in The BFT wants a 6.5 per cent increase in chalklines. Now they’re more aesthetic and sometimes snake their way into May. I-84-Wilbur Cross link wages and benefits recommended by a the distance, as this one on Hackmatack St. and another on Oakland St. non-binding arbitration panel but the Manchester public works personnel try to take advantage of trees and other school board says it can only afford a 3 per natural irregularities in the path of sidewalks and draw their plans accor­ two to five years away cent increase. dingly. (Herald photo by Pinto) I National

WASHINGTON - A long-term By SOL R. COHEN bigger project than originally thought. I agreement to send American grain Herald Reporter Hannon said the two-year estimate is Bucklajid firehouse contract to the Soviet Union appears wrapped Once heralded as a “salvation” to Shugrue’s and is predicated on smooth up. But a matching deal to bring Manchester business and now labeled by going for the required study. The /I-84 connector has become a frame Russian oil to this country seems many as “The $20 million highway that goes nowhere,” it appears that the 7.2 political issue in East Hartford, with now has termination stalled, according to government codicil nners. Republican mayoral hopeful Anthony n finish: sources. mile stretch of 1-84 from Bolton Notch to Spencer St., won’t connect to the Wilbur Donafelli blaming incumbent Democratic By .SOL R. COIIE.N Sons of Avon, the contractor, the provision "In such an event, the contractor shall oblems Mayor Richard Blackstone for delays in reads as tollows: have the rights as stated in Section 14,1.1 g AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. - g Cross Highway — or anywhere else — for IH'rald Rc|H)it«T the ciDnstruction. 'In the event the Town of Manchester is Of A.I.A. (.American Institute of g The Air Force Academy said S a minimum of two years and a maximum Blackstone, who is running for re- prevented from performing its obligation Architects) Document A201. general con­ j:;: Wednesday it would accept 100-150 jij of five to seven. Made part of the $233,000 contract election, denies he’s opposed to the con­ under the contract for construction of Fire ditions of the contract for construction j:j: women cadets in next year’s class iji Planned in the early 1960’s, started in signed Wednesday for construction of the nector and insists he’s for its immediate Station No. 5 (The Buckland Firehouse) referred to here and above. iji after President Ford signed legisla- j:j 1968 and completed in September 1971, Buckland Firehouse is the town’s right to construction on its own merits. What he’s executed Oct. 8, 1975, due to an order of "This letter is hereto attached to said j;j tion permitting coeds at military g traffic from the multi-lane highway will terminate the contract in the event of sonic opposed to, explained Blackstone, is any court having jurisdiction, then the and a part thereof as fully set forth :j: academies. continue to be dumped into Spencer St., adverse court action. 9 8-Digit Manchester, and then Silver Lane, East packaging the Manchester-East Hartford Drafted by Assistant Town Counsel Vic­ Town of Manchester without prejudice to therein. " Hartford, for an indefinite time. State Sen. connector with other highways in East tor Moses and signed by Town Manager any right or remedy and after giving the Weiss explained the contractor's rights 3 Rule GREENWOOD LAKE, N.Y. George Hannon, D-3rd District, said Hartford the Department of 'Transporta­ Robert Weiss and Joseph C. Brunoli, contractor seven (7) days written notice, under A.I.A. general conditions protects it Two elderly women were killed and against any obligations he's made prior to today. Hannon’s district is comprised of tion wants and he doesn’t. secretary-treasurer of Fred Brunoli & terminates the employment of the con­ ulator iji 18 persons injured Wednesday after ;j:j all of East Hartford and about 52 per cent tract. possible termination of a contract. j:j a cabin cruiser filled with ;$ of Manchester. Weiss said the contractor has promised :j: sightseeing senior citizens capsized jg On Monday, Hannon and East Hartford to proceed slowly on its expenditures and commitments at least until after Oct. |70 j:i in Greenwood Lake. The owner, ;jij officials met with James Shugrue, deputy ReyEmp,hit him on the head again’ ■ O u r Reg. >j: William Doig, 52, has been charged jS; commissioner of transportation, and State 16. On that date, town officials must W 24.99 ;j; with two counts of second-degree j:ji Surrounded by the heaviest security "show cause " why Superior Court Judge Sen. J. Martin Hennesy, D-9th District, LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Japanese leading American researchers and be t, Pi, mark- jij manslaughter. S: chairman of the legislatui '’s transporta­ given a rare specimen of marine life for ever seen here, the imperial couple toured Harold Mulvey shouliln't issue a tem­ Emperor Hirohito’s trip to California has Disneyland. They were welcomed by porary injunction against the construc­ t, reciprocal tion committee. brought him face-to-face with two his collection. INGLEWOOD, Calif. - Steve The emperor, 74, and Empress Nagako, characters costumed as Mickey Mouse, tion. ig key. :j: jg Discussed was the timetable for a con­ American institutions — but John Wayne jg Ford, the President’s youngest son, ijij Goofy, and Snow White and the Seven The "show cause " order was served on DUt. nector from 1-84 at Spencer St. to 1-86 (the didn’t understand him and Mickey Mouse 72, began the climactic West Coast portion ij: will c ompete in quarter horse events jij; of their American tour with a flight from Dwarfs. town officials on behalf of Larry N'oone of optional 4.99. Wilbur Cross) at Tudor Village, East didn’t shake hands. >g at the Forum International Horse :j:j Hartford. Chicago Wednesday. The emperor The empress broke into a fit of giggles 327 Burnham St., leader of those Mickey, however, did make the empress petitioning the Eighth District to extend g Show this weekend, organizers have jgj Hannon said he learned “there are all observed that California seemed much at the antics of the Disney characters giggle. its fire protection lines into the Buckland jiji announced. Ford, 19, is a student in jg types of obstacles holding up the construc­ sunnier than the other parts of the United while a band played "Heigh Ho. It's Off to The emperor, who toured Disneyland area. Scientific :j:j range science at Utah State Univer- gj tion and not the least of them is the en­ States he has seen. Work We Go." Wednesday, also ran upon a photographer In another action brought by Noone — S sity. g vironmental impact study the federal Among the movie star guests at a lunch Mickey, the park's official greeter "had tor with who addressed the 124th direct descendant returnable Nov. 18 in Hartford County government is insisting on.” hosted by Mayor Tom Bradley were been thoroughly briefed” Disneyland of­ of the world’s oldest royal family as “ Hey, Superior Court — papers were served notions The hangup, said Hannon, is because the Charlton Heston, Robert Goulet, Carol ficials said, not to offer his hand to the g WASHINGTON - President Ford Emp.” Tuesday night on town and Eighth District environmental impact study must include Lawrence and Wayne, star of many World emperor. :jij has signed two bills authorizing The emperor, an internationally known officials. It seeks a determination by the g. defense spending totaling $34.6 all 1-84 connectors, from East Hartford to War II movies such as "Sands of Iwo Jima "It's all according to protocol. Mickey marine biologist flies today to San Diego was told to wait for the emperor to offer court concerning who has jurisdiction for jg-billion, 5 billion short of what he had the Rhode Island line, and it’s a mi(ch and “ Back to Bataan " showing him to visit the Scripps Institution of his first. fire protection in the Buckland area — the ■g:' sought. Oceanography where he was scheduled to fighting the Japanese. When they were introduced, the 6-4 "He didn't.” Town of Manchester or the Eighth hold scientific discussions with two e, cosine, Wayne towered over the little emperor, Michael Monroe, the 8-year-old son of a District. log, sq. root. whose head came roughly even with Disneyland employe, was presented to the In the meantime, the Eighth District Optional 4.99. International Wayne’s elbow. The emperor stopped at emperor, who patted him on the head. One board of directors has received a new peti­ Wayne’s table again after lunch and shook of the horde of news photographers, tion from Buckland area residents (their Fronton promoter admits hoping to get another shot, yelled at first one was declared invalid), requesting jg MADRID — Military sources said his hand again and said a few words. Hirohito: a special meeting of district electors — to gg today three army officers have been Asked what he said, Wayne responded in his characteristic drawl, “ I don't know. “Hey Emp, hit him on the head again. " consider expansion of district lines. The j:g arrested in the Barcelona region on The emperor, who until 1945 was con­ board hasn't indicated when the meeting gl; suspicion of having plotted to com- bribing political official My Japanes^isn’t too good.” sidered divine did not. will be. ;g: mit sedition. In Madrid three jg Roman Catholic priests were jailed HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connecticut ment of Environmental Protection S for criticizing police tactics. Commission on Special Revenue said regulations. today David Friend of Hollywood, Fla., The commission identified William Moy DUBLIN, Ireland - Irish security | has admitted giving a $200,000 bribe to an of Hollywood, Fla,, as an alleged ac­ unidentified state political official for help complice with Friend in the bribe, House okays Sinai monitor plan A of ficials say they have the abductors g: >:• r ______« in obtaining a license to operate a jai alai Friei^ is vice-chairman and director of gi of Dutch businessman Tiede .j,. fronton in Bridgeport. the American Bank of Hollywood, Fla,, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House has problems could arise if the Senate either ;j:j llerrema trapped in the Slieve j;j: the resolution does not give the President The commission said Friend, president and a registered pharmacist, Moy is part agreed to permit President Ford to send refused to accept several minor anv authority not already in existence to gi Bloom mountains near Tipperary, g; 200 volunteer technicians to the Sinai amendments passed by the House or Sj The Rev. DonalO’Mahony, acting as :jg of Connecticut Sports Enterprises, Inc,, owner of Moy’s Restaurant in Hollywood, use American tioops to rescue the U S admitted to state police organized crime a director of Friend’s bank and a major desert to monitor the Israeli-Egyptian dis­ passed any of its own, since the House mediator with the kidnap gang, said g; technicians ,“hould that be necessary. The investigators he paid the alleged bribe in stockholder in CSE, Inc, engagement accord. planned to recess for a lO-day Columbus ;g today was crucial for the hostage, gj other urges other nations to reiilace some order to obtain an exemption from Depart­ The joint resolution, adopted Wednesday holiday early today, making any con­ or all of the .American technicians with ference needed to work out differences on a 341-69 vote, stipulates that the their own personnel. '4 BEIRUT, Lebanon - Premier S technicians must be civilian volunteers impossible for nearly two weeks. / . jS Rashid Karami has asked Syria to ;g; and may be withdrawn either by the Presi­ The Senate killed one amendment 54-28 help in lending the latest round of ;jg Airmail stamps obsolete Saturday dent or Congress should another Israeli- that would have reaffirmed the 1967 religious warfare in Lebanon. Egypt war erupt, should their safety be United Nations resolution as the basic ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Postal warrants within the country, the Postal jeopardized, or their mission completed. policy’ for seeking peace in the Middle ^ I Service has stopped printing 13 cent air Service said. However; the first class rate The Senate, which was acting on a East, the one-sided vote indicated the mail stamps and says it will be a waste of is scheduled to go up to 13 cents on Dec, 31, similar resolution when the House voted, Senate would spurn any changes in the Inside today 3 cents to use them after Saturday, Mail for abroad has different rates and planned to debate a variety of re.solution. First class mail, which costs 10 cent un­ E Hartford .... 14 will continue to be more costly by air, a amendments today and set a final vote for During nearly five hours of debate, the Bolton ...... 5-14 til the end of the year, will be as fast or Old Codger . . . . -20 The lottery spokesman said. 4 p,m, Friday, House accepted only Iwo minor Classified . .16-18 faster than air mail within the United State Department officials estimated it amendments to the joint l e.sohition sought Comics ...... 19 Tolland ...... 5 The Connecticut State Lottery will be States, the service said Wednesday, , He said anyone with a stock of air mail would cost $20 million to station the for more than a month by the Administra­ Coventry . . .14-16 S. Windsor . ...5-16 .conducted at 7:30 o’clock tonight on Ordinary letters with a 10 cent stamp stamps on hand can trade them for other technicians in the Sinai this fiscal year, tion. Dear Abby . . . 19 S ports...... 11-13 Channel 3. will go by air wherever the distance stamps at full value in any post office. Pncsago by the Senate was certain. But One amendment simply made it clear Editorial . ^ .. 6 Vernon — 4-l4-Ui

% J i' r" PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975 Mrs. fioyle heads Public Health Nursing Association MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975- PAGE THREE

By ALICE EVANS Woodrow were elected to the board of had their blood pressure measured, and 30 “In reviewing the activity for the past an increase in home-health aide personnel, October Herald Reporter directors. tuberculosis skin tests were given,” Miss year,” Mrs. Shainin said in her annual clerical personnel and added space for of­ Miss Florence Austin, acting executive Austin said in her annual report. message as president, “the one word fice personnel,” Mrs. Shainin said. ■'f?' Mrs. John Boyle of 187 Tudor Lane director of the agency for most of the past which best epitomizes the action is ‘expan­ The expansion was costly according the Wednesday was elected president of the fiscal year, was honored for her “outstan­ “It was necessary to increase sessions sion,’ expansion in order to provide even the condensed statement of support, nal Beauty Salon Week 5th-11th board of directors of Manchester Public ding work in helping to broaden the scope of the Well Child Conference from once a more comprehensive health service of the revenue and expenses and changes in fund Health Nursing Association. She succeeds and efficiency of the agency’s delivery of month to two in a month, and if the highest quality in a more efficient manner balances for the past fiscal year, which Mrs. Dorian Shainin. home-health services to the community. economy does not improve, it is possible than was possible in the past.” ended June 30, made by Barbara Blake, The election took place during the board She was made an honorary member of the we will meet three sessions a month,” she treasurer. She spoke of the agency’s move to larger % of directors’ 40th annual meeting at board and books were given in her name to reported. quarters, the expansion in staff education Manchester Country Club. Other elected the agency’s library by the board and The agency ended the fiscal year with Give your spirits a lift with a new Beautiful hair needs expert care. and in the delivery of health services from $11,879.22 deficit. Its total revenue was officers are Mrs. Darden Haslett, vice- agency staff. Miss Austin also reported that she and hairdo . . . a new you! Relax, Whether long or short... curly or president; Max Goodstine, treasurer; During the past year, “440 individuals of Karen Reid, agency supervisor, met with “care of the sick and the well in the com­ $22,097.15, and total expenses $233,976.37 munity through the Well Child Mrs. Elmer Thrall, assistant treasurer; all ages were immunized against polio, the managers of Squire Village and according to the treasurer’s report. while professional beauticians straight. Take lime out regularl Richard Gowen, recording secretary; Conferences and various clinics.” Program services accounted for $204,- whooping cough, diptheria and tetanus, 616 “discovered they were anxious for us to cut, color, and style your hair. to visit your local beauty sa l^ . Mrs. H. John Malone, corresponding received flu vaccine, 64 pre-schoolers had provide on-the-spot service to children, “To give the highest quality of service 123.20 of the expense total with $29,853.17 Mrs. John Boyle secretary. Mrs. Jeffrey Clarke and Philip their vision and hearing tested, 736 people single-parent families and the elderly.” most efficiently, the board has authorized for management and general expenses.

Memorial scholarship begun Tres Chic is today, and terrific 35 become voters MMH will provide for you and him . The Friends and associates of the Glastonbury spring art exhibit. to the Manchester Scholarship Siij Manchester election officials signed up 35 new late Nina Rivela Ofria (Mrs. The scholarship will be Foundation, Inc., 257 E. Center voter;, Wednesday night in a two-hour session in the awarded next June at the foun- St., Manchester, marked “in 50 meals-on-wheels Cuckoo’s Joseph C.) have established a ijiS: registrar of voters’ office, with 11 of them dation’s annual award memory of Nina Rivela Ofria.” memorial scholarship fund in ;Ss Democrats, 6 Republicans and 18 unaffiliated. Human Services has informed and are putting together ceremony to an art student All gifts will be acknowledged Since the Homemakers her name through the ijiS: Preliminary voting list totals (to be amended to the Board of Directors of the projected figures on ad­ graduating from any one of the to each donor and to Mrs. Association was asked last May Nest Manchester Scholarship Foun­ commitment to the ministrative costs and income. three high schools in Ofria’s family. ii'iS permanent totals next week) show 26,542 voters. to consider establishing a dation. Inc. Homemakers’ board by the Once the package has been Manchester. The Democrats, with 10,580, boast a 2,247 lead over meals-on-wheels service to Mrs. Ofria of 33 Tall Timbers hospital for meals at put together, the Homemakers’ Contributions to this ^ the Republicans, who have 8,333. Unaffiliated Manchester citizens, Dr.. Glastonbury, formerly of “reasonable prices.” board will seek funding for the memorial fund have been glj:; voters total 7,629. Manchester Memorial Hospital Manchester, died last August. has made a commitment for the project. Prospective funding Head Shakers received from Mr. and Mrs. ■jvji: New voters may sign up tonight and Friday night- The Homemakers are in­ Associated with art and hospital to prepare up to 50 sources are Area Agency on from the John J. Hinchen, Mr. and Mrs. from 7 to 8.’30 in the registrars’ office and from 8:30 vestigating the use of clothes design since graduating meals a day, Aging (state). United Way, and Eugene Montany, Mr. and Mrs. Ad workshop volunteers to deliver the meals from the Modern School of S:j:; a.m. to 4;30 p.m. Friday in the town clerk’s and Alan Mason, director of Town of Manchester. Applied Art in Boston, she James E. Dougan, Mr. and BLOOMFIELD (UPI) - An Si;:; registrars’ office. Mason said it is too early to Cuckooes Nest... worked for many years in New Mrs. Carl J. Lombardo, Mr. advertising workshop will be With one exception, a 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. vo predict how the state will York City as a children's wear and Mrs. David W. Hinchey, held Oct. 16 for small and making session Saturday in the town clerk’s oftice qualify its pass-through money Dr. and Mrs. Frederick P. medium sized business owners designer. She also traveled ;:w: will be the last chance to register for voting in the Candidates speak under Title 20 to the towns in Walk only on Tuesdays throughout Europe choosing Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. and managers at the Connec­ in 646-6228 election. terms of eligible activities. An fabrics for the William Carter Sage Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Irving ticut General Life Insurance eligible activity under Title 20, 303 East Center Street •iSi: The exception is for those whose eligibility rights Co. of .Needham, Mass., and Luckman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Co. Republican Board of Direc­ pending. In fact, the directors however, is meals-on-wheels. Tres Chic Salon Manchester • 643-2483 Moved Down the Street in Manchester engaged in free lance A. Whitehead and Mr. and Mrs. Fourteen specialists of the SS will mature between Sunday and Nov. 3. They may tors candidate Harry Reinhorn were served with a legal writ Manchester is receiving $24,- Open Mon. thru Sat., plus Thursday and Friday Evenings designing. B. A. Chilson, all from .Advertising Club of Greater S?;: sign up Nov. 3 from 9 a.m. to noon in the town stated that he was “saddened at several hours before the signing 000 for social services under Ti­ Earlier this year she put on a Manchester, and Mrs. Helen L. Hartford will conduct the fiS clerk’s office. the low point in Manchester of the contract.” tle 20. one-person show at the Art VonBorstel of Scotia, N.Y. workshop in cooperation with SS; Eligible applicants must be at least 18 years of political history reached when Reinhorn said the Democrats Guild Gallery in Glastonbury Anyone wishing to contribute the Greater Hartford Chamber SK age, Manchester residents and U.S. citizens'. the Democratic town directors have exposed the town to a Nationally Accredited By Cosmetology Accrediting Commission and later won first prize for her to this memorial fund may do of-Commerce and the U S. signed the contract for the con­ legal suit for damages. The Manchester Evening Herald oil painting “Leaves'' in the so by sending a check payable Small Business Administration. struction of the Buckland town could be liable to the Published every evening except builder for breach of contract if Sundays and holidays. Entered at firehouse while a legal the Manchester, Conn., Post Office PIVOT I’OINT challenge to the construction is the court issues an injunction. as Second Class Mail Matter The contract should not have Suggested Carrier Rates cchhecticut ihMUute cf been signed until the legal issue Elk tours Payable in Advance Exclusive Pivot Point Hairstyling - Skin Care was resolved,” said Reinhorn. S in g le c o p y ...... 15C GOVT. INSURED STUDENT LOANS • ASK FOR FREE BOOKLET Town contributions to cancer fund $15,700 EAST HARTFORD (UPI) Reinhorn added, “I am dis­ W e e k ly ...... 90c VA Approved • Free Federal Grants Avoilabic JUST MINUTES AWAY O ne m o n t h ...... $3.90 DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Willis C. McDonald chief gusted with the reckless j e intervals. Every gift is as these that the necessary passed. executive officer of the Three months ...... $11,70 i. TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY L Memorial gifts to the Gifts to the American Cancer procedures and utter disregard S ix m o n th s ...... $23.40 Beauty Culture & Salon Styling With Latest O ne y e a r ...... $46.80 Manchester Unit of the Society are not only made in acknowledged with a card funds might become available The only information needed Benevolent and Protective Audio-Visual Techniques Student Enrollment for the well-being of the Mail Rates Upon Request American Cancer Society remembrance of someone who naming the person in whose to support all the new projects for making a memorial gift to Order of Elks, will visit Mon -Sat. Call Hartford 525-2372 townspeople exhibited by the Subscribers who fail to receive memory or honor the contribu­ considered necessary to follow HARTFORD totaled $15,700 during the fiscal has died of cancer, but the American Cancer Society is Connecticut Saturday as part of Democrats. I am declaring war their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. year just ended. frequently are made to honor tion was made. This card is up on new leads which have the name of the person a six-day visit to New England. against shortsighted politicians should telephone the circulation then sent to the person department, 647-9946. 5 2 2 -7 2 6 1 The total amount of $49,400 birthdays, anniversaries and been uncovered in cancer memorialized or honored and McDonald will lunch with the who won’t change their minds 4AAffO«> designated by the donor. An research. the name and address of the East Hartford Elks lodge Satur­ 1000 MAIN ST, EAST HARTFORD was raised by the unit which in­ other important happy events. even when their policies fly in (Next to Cinema I) acknowledgement card is then person to whom it is to be day, and he will visit the cludes Manchester. Bolton, Some donors have established It is now believed that cancer the face of the best interests of Free Parking In Our Own Lot sent to the donor. acknowledged. Special Newington Children’s Hospital, Ellington, South Windsor, the habit of making tribute gifts will be brought under control the town.” envelopes are available at the one of the major projects of the Tolland, and Vernon. annually or at regular monthly It is through such programs before many more years have BURNSIDE B Manchester Unit office. Connecticut Elks. |SS0 tURNSIH AVI., I. HTFD. • 52l-33}3|

7:00 - 9:00 FELICE mvKiaeoiAWhMMiiM ADULTS $1.50 t|A B P t im e s _ _ Workers hit gas line S . CHILD 99it Creative Coiffeurs ABOUT TOWN 'Jbm I^ uchLii| I PETER SELLERS "RETURN OF THE Beauty Studio What could have been an McKay said the valve was bare­ have repaired the break and in­ PINK PANTHER ” Get Ready for the ______G 7:20 ■ 9:20______. The home life and youth com- for Friday night has been Mr. and Mrs. William Hewitt emergency turned into just a ly visible. stalled a top that protrudes high routine Wednesday at 11:39 The Connecticut Natural Gas Coming Seasonl tnittee of Manchester Junior cancelled because of illness of of Sarnia, Ont., Can,, visited old enough to locate. BENJI MAT. Small enough to many of the members. friends and neighbors in a m. when Manchester Fire Corp. installers of the valve. Women's Club will meet Friday Sat., Sun., Mon. 2:00-4:00 . . V at 9:30 a.m, at the home of Manchester recently. During Department responded to a call know all our their visit they called upon Mr. at 56 S. Hawthorne St. MANCHESTBR ALL SEATS99C Take stock of your­ Laura Boutlie;. 270 Autumn St. DRIVE-IN/R0UTES6&44A customer’s wants, The prudential committee of Hewitt’s sister, Mrs. Fannie According to Deputy Fire .0 1 - FR1.-SAT.-SUN^ self for the holidays. The meeting of the Past Center Congregational Church Hewitt Keibish, who resides at Chief James McKay construc­ St. Mary’s Day School PINK PANTHER MAT. I vet large enough to Chiefs Club jf Memorial Tem­ will meet tonight at 7:30 in the the Manor Rest Home on W. tion workers were clearing the 3 S u p er ShockersI! Sat., Sun., Mon 2:00-4:00 be ‘up’ on what’s Brighten up your look St/iawbeii/aj ^aick ple Pythian Sisters scheduled Robbins Room of the church. Center St ground for building when their 41 PARK STREET, MANCHESTER ALL SEATS 99$ new in hair styling. equipment hit the top of a “ Beyond The Door” ■ M i l 'l l ------and your spirits with Oiai/i fiafoii bleeder valve on a gas line, o festive new hairdo, MANCHESTER HOSPITAL shearing it off at the top. Openings for 3-4 yr. olds. “ Let’s Scare Jessica We’d love to have PRECISION HAIR CUTTING & STYLING or a pretty new color! LATEST TECHNIQUES IN HAIR COLORING & CUTTING To Death” you too, become SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNTS TUES.-WED.-THURS - OPEN THURS EVE NOTES Call Mrs. Perry, 646-7868 Plenty 01 Frtx Parking - Full Line Of REDKEN PRODUCTS “ Possession of one of our many FOR 208 WEST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Gehring Rd., Tolland. Manchester 6 4 6 - 0 0 6 0 Cumberiond farms) Discharged Tuesday: Frank MCC offers diet course ANY RACE, COLOR, CREED satisfied Steiner, 166 Eldridge St.; Harry Also, Laurie Oliver, East Joel Delaney Mitchell, East Hartford; Ed­ Hartford; Susan Bassman, 4 S0UT)IWIHDS0R'SIIIUVAIIAV[.64L33S« custom,ers... A new non-credit course, Keller of Manchester. SHOWN NIGHTIT ST 7:00 mund V.'rubel, 149 Lydall St.; Deepwood Dr.; Randy Jones, 15 ^JACQUELINE SUSANN'S OCT.5’^11 “Behavior Modification for the The course will continue for Mary Gullotta. East Hartford; Eastfield St.; Theresa Regan. Amston; Dorothy Schofner, 411 Overweight” will be offered by nine consecutive weeks. “ ONCE IS NOT Gladys Trieschmann, East Manchester Community Participants will attempt to Hartford; Constance Kaplan, Ellington Rd., South Windsor; A NEW SEASON IS HERE College through the Community change their eating behavior by ___ ENOUCH" We Welcome All Men 126 Adelaide Rd.; Wilfred Brian Traska, 51 Skinner Rd. Ma-Ma Mia^s Services Division and the removing it from the level of 15 9:30 SOimiWINDSOR.SUlUVAAAVLin'3356 Kleinshmidt, 29 Hop River Rd., Vernon; Willmar Heringer To Our Beauty Salon, Manchester Women’s Center habit to the level of conscious 0 « (» M P im SHOW NIGHTir AT 8:30 Bolton; Sarah Palmer, 25 Glastonbury; Peter Russak, 5f Give yourself a new look and new personality. beginnng Tuesday from 1:30 to action. For Complete Men’s Lakeside Dr., Andover; Ordway Dr., South Windsor. Cuisine 3:30 p.m. at the Bidwell St. A basic concept of behavior “The Family Kealaurant" Now is the time to get ready for the fall season ahead. Ingeberg Swanback, 396 Hair Caret campus. The instructor is Fran modification is learning to be 471 Hartford Rd. Corner of McKee Street Begin with a style created just for you. Continue with a more aware of what you eat, CLIP a SAVE THIS AD FOR FUTURE REFERENCE..... where and with whom you eat .HELD OVER - PETER SELLERS^ 80CKVIUETASIMAINST. 833-9809 natural looking permanent that makes your hair style last and your feelings while you are Mon., Tues., and Wed. “ THE RETURN OF THE SHOWH AT 23)0 7.00 9:15 Linda Pagan! has the qualifications and the from set to set...or highlight your hair with gleaming ‘Y’ Indian Guides to organize eating. SPECIAL BUFFET experience for all types of Men’s Styling and Cut­ For information on registra­ PINK PANTHER” (G ) ting... color. Your wish is our command. For a light-hearted gay tion, call the Division of Com­ S O 4 to 9 P.M. 7:00 0:15 SAT. MAT. 2 P.M. Tommy The first of a series of As the names indicate, Y- film, exhibits of Indian crafts SUN. 1:15 3:20 5:20 7:30 0:30 season ahead call for an appointment now! munity Services at 646-2137. ^ ■ ..All You Can Ear ALL MATINEES W* y J-organizational meetings to Indian Guides and Princesses and costumes, and a question E ROCKVILU-EASIMAIHSr. 872'98G9 65 Clinton St., Manchester 643-6637 and answer period. They are SAT.-SUN. 99* AT V acquaint boys and girls and use the lore of the American In­ CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER '/ i PRICEI 200 7:15 900 Open Monday thru Salurd^ (Closed Wednesdays) their parents with the “Y” In­ dian for their programs. open to the public free of 1 P.M. - 3 P.M. LOVELY LADY BEAUTY SALON The YMCA is the sponsor and charge. This printing test pattern is “MY $IDE OF MOUNTAIN" 390MAIN STREET* MANCHESTER dian Guide Indian Princess Served PLUS CARTOONS program will be Wednesday at 7 advisor of this program. For additional information, part of The Herald quality con­ Thurs., Fri., and Sat. 649-7666 trol program in order to give from PHONE 649-9333 p.m. at the Verplanck School The intrjductory pow-wows call the Metropolitan YMCA of­ 4 to 9 cafeteria. last one hour and consist of a fice, 22-4183. you one of the finest STEAK SPECIAL newspapers in the nation. P.M. A second Pow-wow is Oct. 21 Charbroil, New York FILM RATING GUIDE at 7 p.m. at the Bowers School For Parents and Their Children cafeteria. SIRLOIN STEAK *. ■ The purpose of Y-Indian Qanerout portion, torved OKIUI IIKIKIiaS U l«(« tdmmed BEVERLY BOUINO BURTON with our Fabulous *;-(Juides and Princesses is to Salad Bar. PIUIEK7U O fflllU IC t SU O XSnil Some M aterial May Not Be Suitable For Pre-7eeiia|efs ft provide the opportunity for DANCE STUDIO 22 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER U fathers and sons or daughters to From 4 to 6 P.M. Be Sure to Try c RErTRICTEl) Under 17 re tju ire i accompanyinB P venI or Adult Guirdian enjoy a wide variety of fun and DIRECTORS: LEE & BEVERLY BURTON growing experiences. EARLY BIRD SPECIALS! MO ONE UNDER 17 UHiTTlD (Age lim it m i vary in certain areas) 1 (Our Rtgular Mtnu With Salad Bar la Avallabla) I Learn To Dance, Enjoy Dancing Together I SAT. 7:30 OCT. I l l Social Ballroom Dance Classes SWMCASE CINEMA/ 1234) *750 W N 2nd $400 Now Being Formed For 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. OPEN COMPETITION EAST HARTFORD • 24 HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 Adults and Teens FREE LIGHTED PARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGE Chris Columbus “100” 3i»rFREE PLAINVILLE STADIUM LEARN: Foxtrot • Swing • Cha-Cha • Waltz BUY 12 DONUTS AT THE REGULAR PRICE. PLAINVILLE.CONN. • Marengua • Polha • Rock-Disco • Rumba AUTO RACES • Hustia TAKE HOME 15! 1 nn modified Special Rates For Senior Citizens I V U PLUS HEATS FRIDAY ONLY 20 LAPS PLEASURE FOR INFORMATION CALL .340 Cl Max. - Small Block 647-1083 Roller Cams Allowed Mufflers Required Mr. and Mrs. Burton are members of Dance Educators of No Wings ~ 13.50 Tires $3.50 Adm. 6 to 12 yrs. 99c America, N.Y.C. Chapter. Mrs. Burton Is also a member of Under 6 years FREE Dance Masters of America and Dance Teachers Club of Call Moe 229-4035 Conn. Inc. “=■ for Rules PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Oct. 9, 19T5 - PAGE FIVE Tri-Town Health South Windsor APS accepting applicants Fair next week OPEN SOUTH WINDSOR from any of the above men­ tioned persons. a booth to be set up to record Judy Kuehnel VERNON height and weight and make, THUR. & FRl. A “Tri-Town Community 644-1364 INanies ro-managers comparison to the average, by The South Windsor chapter ol Health Fair,” is scheduled for sex. The club will also take and o n c h e / ( e r Mrs. Cile Decker, Oct. 18 from-10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the American _ Field Service Democratic candidate for Town record resting pulse rates. The NITE (AFS) is now accepting downtown Rockville for booth, along with others, will be Council, has appointed Bob residents of Vernon, Tolland applications for their Kuehnel and Claire set up to the rear of the Americans Abroad program. and Ellington. Memorial Building, Park Niziankiewicz.as co-managers Michael McElduff of the Any member of the junior or of her campaign. Place, Rockville. TIL 9 PM senior class at South Windsor Hockanum Valley Services Other groups and persons, Sidnie Cote will be treasurer Center is coordinating the fair o r k o d o High School is eligible to apply. for the Decker campaign. cooperating with McElduff in in cooperation with several The American Abroad Other members of the com­ planning and coordinating the Program offers a local student other area organizations. fair are: Rockville General mittee include Don Toner, The purposes of the fair are the opportunity to live in a Daria Plummer, Ed Reardon, Hospital, Rockville Public foreign country and experience to inform the people of the Health Nursing Association, Eileen Dunbar, Karlene Toner, three towns about the services a family life style perhaps Gladys Stelmat, Marge Rockville Area Chamber of totally different than his or her available to meet their health- THURSDAY. F Hutensky, Virginia Darrah, Commerce, the Greater Vernon related needs; to provide some own. , Kenneth Dunbar, Rosalie Jaycees, the Rockville Area Former South Windsor one-shot services; and to uplift Moynihan and Gail Kallenbach. Clergy Council and Mayor students have lived in Ger­ community health awareness Frank McCoy of Vernon, Town via a celebration of health. many, Austria, France, Chairman named Manager John Harkins of Ecuador, Argentina, Lebanon Some of the tests to be con­ William E. Grace, incumbent Tolland and Mrs, Janet Batt, Tired of watching the same and Sweden. ducted, for those who wish Democratic candidate for Town first selectman of Ellington. Students interested in hearing them, will include blood Planning and Zoning Commis­ more about the program may pressures, lead screening, Aptitude tests sion, has announced the ap­ contact Philip Locario, AFS urinalysis, eye screening, pap The Preliminary Scholastic More old shows on the same old set? pointment of Thomas F. Grif­ student advisor at the South smears, hearing tests and Aptitude Test/National Merit fin, 454 Avery St. as his cam­ Windsor High School, Mr. and breast examinations. Scholarship Test will be ad­ paign chairman. Mrs, Dale Clayton, 22 Pine There will be health educa­ ministered at Rockville High Those coordinating efforts in Let Consumer Sales show you how to Knob Dr., Americans Abroad tion films, demonstrations, their districts for the re- School, Oct. 25. Coordinators or Suzanne brochures, information on Students taking the test election of Bill Grace are Doering AFS Americans nutrition, venereal diseases, should report to the high school Marshall Lamenzo, District I, Abroad student returnee who and alcohoiism. at 8:30 a.m. The test will end Betty Krawski, District II; Dr. kick off the new TV season with a spent the summer in Sweden. If persons are found to need about 11:30. Lawrence Andrus, District III; The deadline for submitting further attention they will be The guidance department and Larry Wood, District IV. applications is Oct. 15.. referred to their own doctors. recommends that all college Youth coordinators are Ellen Applications may be obtained Persons without a family doc­ bound juniors take the test brand new color set at a great low price. Griffin and Karert Minguy, tor may select one from a list to noting it is a good prediction of be available at the fair. how the student will do on his The "health celebration” will college boards. be punctuated with a marching Top scorers on the test are Warden to speak Sunday band, acrobatics, and dancing. eligible for National Merit COLOR The Vernon Junior Women’s Scholarships and there is a at, Tolland laity rites Club is sponsoring the Pap test special scholarship program for / and breast examination clinic black students. TELEVISION TOLLAND will take part in the 108th an­ and those wishing to have either Registrations should be made Richard Hills, warden at the nual meeting of the Connecticut or both tests should call 875-2919 in advance of the test by going Brooklyn Correctional Center, Conference of the United or 649-6660 for an appointment. to the guidance office at the THE NEW MODELS ARE IN STOCK NOW FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! will be the guest speaker at the Church of Christ which starts The clinic is being conducted high school and paying the ?2.50 annual Laity Service of the Friday in Wallingford. cooperatively with the fee. AGAIN THIS YEAR WE BOUGHT EARLY AND AVOIDED THE PRICE United Congregational ChUtch GOP to open lieadquarlers American Cancer Society. Class blowers INCREASE. NOW THESE SAVINGS CAN BE PASSED ON TO YOU! WE ALSO of Tolland this Sunday. An official opening of These tests will be made at Mr. and Mrs. Peter Esak of Hills, who is a deacon of the Republican headquarters in Rockville General Hospital Becket, Mass., will present a HAVE PLENTY OF 1975 MODELS AT SUPER LOW CLOSEOUT PRICES! church, will speak on Tolland is scheduled for Satur­ from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 glass blowing demonstration, “Justice’’, one of eight day at 2 p.m. with former to 3 p.m. with Dr. Marjorie Oct. 15, for the students at the priorities before the United Republican Congressman Purnell, local nurses, and Vernon Elementary School. iNior msi GRtAT mw ZENITH 19 IN. PORTABLE Church of Christ for 1975-76. His Robert Steele to officiate. volunteers from the Junior This will be one of a series of ues DIAGONAL topic will be, “Justice and our The headq-jarters is on Rt. Women cooperating in this ef­ dem onstrations planned to SHOWS ON YOUR NEW COLOR TV State Prisons.” 195 next to the Shurway Market. fort. celebrate the Bicentennial. The For Infants, Toddlers, Other lay people of the parish Republican candidates will be Educational literature on the glass blowers will be at the NBC COLOR who are on the Board of on hand. The public is invited life-saving aspect of the school all day to allow small Girls, Pre-Teens, Boys & Young Men ABC Deacons, will also take part in American Cancer Society's and refreshments will be groups of children to observe e Swiss Family the service. detection program will also be • Beacon Hill served. the demonstraton. INFANTS Originally NOW Family Preceding the service,, the available to those being • Bronk Holvak TV Lyle Thorpe, Republican can­ Church women Stretch Terry Coveralls...... 6.50 & 7.00 2.99 & 3.99 Robinson The justice priority will be the topic didate for the Board of examined and a movie on self-' • Phyliss of discussion at the Men’s I breast examination will be The women of Rockville 2 Pc. Knit Suits...... 8.00 4.99 e Barbary Invisible Man Selectmen, said the Republican United Methodist Church will • Joe and Breakfast Fellowship which shown. Warm Gro-Sleeping Bags ...... Special 5.00 Coast Joe party has decided against put­ meet Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. Sons meets at 8 a.m. ting up any political placards or The Junior Women will also • Welcome Forrester The Rev. Donald Miller, have a booth on Lupus Kevin Krawiec and Lee • Switch billboards feeling such signs Back, pastor of the church, along with Erythematosus which is a Patterson, members of the TODDLERS • Kate Doctors' wou'd be unseemly considering Tolland Volunteer Ambulance Kotter • Watch your favorite other delgates from the parish. chronic, inflammatory disease McShane Hospital shows— old and new on the esthetics of the rural town. Association will speak and Warm Knit Footed Sleepers ...... 5.29 & 6.00 2.99 & 3.99 of the connective tissues which e When Things The this beauty from Zenith! demonstrate the fundementals Warm Blanket Sleepers ...... Special • Big Eddie can affect the skin, the blood, or 5.50 Were Rotten • Doc Montefuscos 100% SOLID STATE! • Chromocolor picture tube Bolton buys E.J. Holl properly any of the major organs in the of first aid, cardiac pulmonary Long Sleeve Polo Shirts...... 3.50 • Automatic tint guard resuscitation, mouth to mouth 1.99 • Starsky Fay body. Slacks, Corduroys &. Knits...... 5.00 to 6.50 • Three resuscitation and give general 2.99 and Hutch for the Ellery Virginia Butterfield told The Greater Vernon Jaycees Famous Make Jackets ...... :..... 6.25 to 7,00 • On the Rocks Donna Holland will participate in the fair with hints on first aid and how to 1.99 to 3.99 Road Queen Dreselly she objected to using recognize a heart attack. 646-0375 the town’s tax money, the Winter Coats & Duffle Coats...... 28.00 to 40.00 20% & 30% OFF • Mobile One Medical S y u / A N I A The necessary papers have Girls & Boys Snowsults...... 25.50 • Saturday Story COLOR project should be bonded im­ 21.00 been signed making the Town of mediately. Waterproof Nylon Mittens ...... 2.00 Night Live Bolton the new owner of the 2 for 3.00 lORTIC n The Board of Selectmen is UNICEF Halloween boxes with CONSERVE ENERGY! E.J. Holl property. making arrangements to have a BOYS SIZES 4 TO 7 Howard A major concern over the run-down building on the to he distributed STAY AT HOME WITH purchase was whether or not Arctic Snorkel Parkas...... 25.00 Cosell property demolished by the 19.99 YOUR COLOR TV SYLVANIA J9IN. PORTABLE the town would retain the right Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ Pile Lined Snowsults...... 26.50 • Matt Helm DIAGONAL of way to the Rosedale Beach United, has named chairmen 21.00 SYLVANIA 25 IN. CONSOLE ment. 100% SOLID STATE DIAGONAL Association, a right that was in­ VERNON for the various towns. Warm Knit Pajamas...... 7.00 4.99 PICTURE TUBE 100% SOLID STATE , cluded with one of the parcels Tap sale set Some 5,000 UNICEF boxes Tolland, Mrs. Robert Werth, Footed Knit Sleepers...... 7.00 WARRANTY ON ANY purchased. 4.99 COLOR TV The Bolton Woman’s Club will be distributed in Vernon, South River Rd.; Ellington, David Dreselly, first select­ Corduroy Slacks...... 7.00 3.99 COLOR PORTABLE OR • Famous GT-Malic COLOR TV ways and means committee Tolland, and Ellington for Mrs. Gerald Campbell, 20 man, said the town deeded the 2 Pc. Slack S e ts...... 12.OO 5 YEAR CONSOLE PURCHASED tuning system e GT-Matic" 11 will hold a giant tag sale Satur­ Halloween Trick-or-treat- Hillside D r.; and Vernon, Mrs. 5.99 $45goo rights to the RBA so the town • Plug-In tran­ color systern SCTODO day from 9:30 a.m. until 4:30 United Nations International Winfred Kloter, Mile Hill Rd. Flannel Lined Jeans & Slacks...... Special DURING THIS NEW INTRODUCTION! sistors automatically * w has no right of way. 5.99 p.m. at the Town Hall. Childrens' Emergency Fund. A UNICEF poster contest HURRY! THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER. • One Year Parts and-Labor warrantee corrects color He said financing for the land (PirttMilj~IAwheitrs| Besides the many normal tqg Vernon and Tolland Schools will be sponsored in connection has not yet been completed. He and churches will cooperate in with the coin box collection. BOYS & YOUNG MENS said the town tax money was sale items there will be used clothing, baked goods, potted the distribution of the boxes as Grade 5 students in the Vernon temporarily used. Arctic Snorkel Parkas...... 29.00 21.99 FANTASTIC ANTENNA DEAL! mums and'handcrafts for sale. well as Ellington churches, the public schools, St. Bernard’s Dreselly didn’t have the Warm Knit Ski Pajamas...... 7.00 4.99 This is the committee’s first Ellington Junior Women’s Club School, Rockville, and the TfEXall BUY A M * COLOR TV DURING figures on how much it will cost fund raising event of the year. and the Somersville churches. Tolland Middle School, will par­ Navy Denim Jeans...... Special 3.99 T>exaH F u ll 1 0 0 to bond the amount or how THIS SALE AND GET A DELUXE Chairmen of the event are Mrs. Roger Gallic of 36 ticipate. Polo Shirts & Turtle Necks ...... 4.00 & 5.00 ONE-A-DAY much the town is losing in in­ 3.29 Carol Zapadka and Lprrie Laurel Ridge Rd., Tolland, Prizes of $5, $3, and $2 will be TYPE VITAMINS JERROLDUHF and VHF ANTENNA- terest in the meanwhile. the ecumenical action chair­ awarded to the top three Levi’s & Wrangler Jeans, waist 30-36 inch .. dicsontinued styles 3.99 VITAMIN C ■ISKModth Baker. VITAMIN E coMPumriiisuLUD man of the Greater Rockville winners. The deadline for entry Western Styled Jackets ...... 11.00 & 12.00 5.99 ALLIANCE ROTOR BTftCTORVTIItlllCD SONY 19 IN. TRINITRON Area Council of Church Women is Oct. 21. DIAGONAL Matching Slacks ...... 9.00 5.99 A much written about (6 month supply) INSTALLATION TfCHNICIINS RCA 19 IN. PORTABLE vitamin in two popular DIAGONAL 100% SOLID STATE easi-walkers potencies! 2QQ |.y. 100% SOLID STATE GIRLS 4 TO 6X COLOR TV f o r g u y s . Center Road PTO plan Rag. 4.78 aa. Knit Pajamas & Sleepers...... 7.00 4.99 21*3” COLOR TV e Exclusive one gun- SHOP US • Family size at one lens color system LAST FOR Winter Coats ...... 28.00 to 48.00 20% & 30% OFF big on comfort bingo night in March to o l.u. 100 Tabs a budget price • One button control OUR LOW Knit Tops, & Bodysuits, & Shirts . , ...... Orig. to 10.00 3.99 2 5 * 4■ ” 100’s Hit 2.41 Each • Auto, fine tuning 0 Includes earphone PRICE! ® 1974 21*3“ • Big 5" oval speaker * ” The Felsway' & savings. Pile Lined Nylon Snowsults...... 26.50 21.00 399 Corporation Means Committee explained T P E x a n VERNON that preliminary plans are to Waterproof Nylon Mittens ...... 2.00 2 for 3.00 The Center Road School PTO have prizes for both children CALCIUM A 139,95 Value SAVE ^51.95! Men’s shoes nationally GIRLS 7 TO 14 6 COMPLEX advertised at *24 1 0 .9 9 has been granted special per­ and parents and refreshments Money back trial offer not apDl'cable on antennas. WITH v fRexiiin mission by the Board of Educa­ will be served. The, event is Western Shirts & Body Suits...... Reg. to 10.50 Boys'sizes 3 -6 juiTRminsPHiiiitjj) regular low price *13.. 9 .9 9 tion to have a family bingo being conducted to raise' funds Jeans & Pants...... Orig. to 11.00 VITAMIN D MINERALIZED Be Sure To Ask About Our night, March 26, at the school. for the PTO. Save on select group easi-walkers for g u y s ... I All Our Winter Coats...... 32.00 to 56.00 20% to 30%\OFF HIGH POTENCY Designed for comfort, with thick, bouncy The board’s policy states that The program will be open to Antacid Extended Service Contract crepe soles... leather no school buildings may be used the public but any child who Famous Make Ski Parkas ...1...... 28.00 & 32.00 21.00 luvinnosiNi „ Liho Maalox arches... uppers Bottles Magnesium-aluminum for games of chance but the wishes to attend must be ac­ Pile-Lined Plaid Jackets...... — 23.00 1 I 60 An easy way to Insure of genuine natural I hydroxide gel ONLY CONSUMER SALES suede Perfect for board agreed that the planned companied by a parent. Wind-Jammer Rain Parkas ...... 12,00 your intake ol this essen­ SANYO 13 IN. PORTABLE ... family night would be an excep­ Harrison said the bingo night 6:99 of lOOs tial vitamin! suspension. DIAGONAL SANYO 19 IN. PORTABLE work, play, all day. [ WOULD DARE MAKE OFFERS DIAGONAL tion. wili be run under the rules and Stretch Nylon Panties...... 89 3 for 1.00 100% SOLID STATE Men’s sizes 100% SOLID STATE 13. M. B o y s’ I Robert H. Harrison, chair­ regulations set up by the state Warm Pajamas & Gowns...... Orig. to 11.00 3.99 & 4.99 LIKE THESE! f ,V size s S ’/z-1 man of the PTO Ways and and the town. l b O'JO?.'* 2 fo r $1 • 3 DAY MONEY BACK TRIAL ON COLOR TV 6;' 12 Full Oz. • Super sharp COLOR TV PRETEENS, YOUNG JRS & TEENS I ALL PORTABLE COLOR TV’S pictures with • Pushbutton tuning of channels Western Shirts, Knit Tops and Body S u its...... 7.00 to 10.00 • 7 DAY MONEY BACK TRIAL ON black matrix $ 4999$ 2.99 V E x a H picture tube • Block matrix PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP Jeans & Pants, Corduroys, Denims and More ... Orig. to 14.00 5.99 m m L i ALL CONSOLE COLOR TV’S • Auto, fine tuning ' 2 8 8 ' picture tube Winter Coats ...... 8.00 to 9.00 3.99 VITAMINS B& C WEEKEND SPECIALI l i M M ‘ Qlrls Teen Pants & Trousers...... ^...... Orig. to 17.00 8.99 CAPSULES Giinrnnfred Sovingi Cuordion Service moiter (horge BankAmericnrd and women Pile-Lined Plaid Jackets...... 23.00 ASPIRIMK TYPE VITAMINS AUDIO STORES can wear ’em, too. Marguarite 12.00 High potency Vitamin B, C.OIlSIMERI I We will lit you for size. Bonnie Doon Knee Highs...... 1.50 & 1.75 1.00 Complex with Vitamin C, WITH IRON one tabut L O C A T E D IN DAISIES 2for?: e Mjnchfsie' • iS iviiiiirfluf 1 Don’t wait! This sale ends Saturday. Tremendous assortemtnts but not eve^ style in every size _ ^ ^ WITH IRON e W»thns''AH Bottles • W Hjrtlnid of 100s e Si.T'S at shoe-town. Manchester Parkade • Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. ’til 9 21*3“ Free parking, BankAmericard, Maslercharge. (Cash and Carry) MANCHESTER • Bank Charges Welcome F u ll 1 0 0 Pathmark Shopping Center FLOWERS tnd ARRANGEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . . 5 G rain Reg. 3.87 each Spencer St (Silver Lane) 4 Hillstown Rd 100 T a b l ^ WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. Cir FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. Route 159 Othsf locittows throughout Cennoctjciit_ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9. 1975— PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975 The board of trustees of Se­ Gardens. All Mayfair residents cond Congregational Church are invited. Author to lecture on Franklins /ABOUT will meet tonight at 7:30 in the BANK CREDIT church parlor. Claude-Anne Lopez, an editor History’s Bicentennial Com­ healed even after peace had country on Franklin. TOWN The Youth Fellowship of CMHIS AGCEnED Her many books include two iHanrljPBtfr Suf ning Mpral& of the Benjamin Franklin mittee and the Manchester been signed. A setback card game will be South United Methodist Church Papers, Yale University, will Historical Society are co­ Franklin once exclaimed on Franklin. will meet Friday at 7 p.m. in ARTHUR DRUG The building improvements played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in speak on "A Divided Family: sponsors of the talk. nothing in life had ever hurt Cronin Hall of Mayfair the youth lounge at the church. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 The Franklins During the The American Revolution him as much as his son’s defec­ committee of North United Methodist Church will meet Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International Revolution” at the Manchester brought to the breaking point a tion. Swelling in the lid of canned Ms. Lopez retells the family tonight at 7 at the church. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Community College auditorium conflict that had long been. food is a definite sign of spoilage. tragedy as it affected not only Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Wednesday, Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. deepening between Benjamin If the contents squirt when the the contested grandson but also St. Stephen’s Prayer Group of The MCC Institute of Local Franklin and his son, William, lid is punctured the can may be Franklin’s sister and daughter- St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turklngton, Managing Editor governor of New Jersey. contaminated with botulism. William’s loyalty to the in-law. will meet tonight at 8 at the crown was as unshakable as his church. GOVERNMENT COSTS father’s belief in the colonies’ Ms. Lopez has been an editor Opinion NEW YORK (UPD-The total right and need to be indepen­ of the Franklin Papers since cost of national and local dent. 1954. She is the historical con­ government in the United States They had a tug-of-war over sultant to the New Franklin will exceed half a trillion dollars the allegiance of a 15-year-old Court Museum in Philadelphia. grandson. The breach was not She lem res throughout the 1>L New York City’s crisis annually this year, says Tax REGAL'S Foundation, Ina The founda­ tion’s estimate of the tax and OF MANCHESTER threat to liberalism loan burden of government for WEEKEND CASH AND CARRY SPECIAL all of 1975 is $555.1 billion.

What would happen if New York on the verge of economic bankruptcy SWEETHEART ROSES .n . «2 .3 4 City went bankrupt? because too many of its sociological We are being deluged by all kinds of programs went bankrupt long ago. Ow 40 Ttart of UnaxcolM Sonrtoo dire predictions and it appears that an When it became necessary to issue O p e n 24 Hours Dally bonds to pay current expenses rather almost-organized effort is being FOR EMERGENGY SERVICE launched to get Uncle Sam to save than cut back on programs or increase Gotham. taxes; New York City started on the Secretary of the Treasury William road to economic and social bankrupt­ M©bil Foililoiu th Men HEATING OILS Simon almost got stomped when he cy- ,„,rtord,C»!gSM6 The dilemma facing the liberal es­ 903 MAIN S I, MANCHESTER suggested that a default by New York OIL BURNER & avenue. tablishment today is that their show­ u. • HEATING INSTALLATION side City would not be fatal to New York 1122 B iif " OPEN THURSDAYS UNTILQPM. City or the nation. case of liberalism is broke. To accept Part of a fireman’s job is education of citizens to the hazards of fire and working for the Crestfield Convalescent Home on Vernon St. Fire Preven­ 643-5135 M A C T ^ D r U A D n P - y tion Week is being observed this week by both the Manchester Town and MASTER CHARGE Of course, he was talking about this fact is to admit that many of what to do in the eyent a fire occurs. Regularly throughout the year, they 315 Canter St. Manchester visit institutions to educate personnel in fire safety. Here a fireman Eighth District fire departments. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) the liberal programs which con­ default from an economic point of demonstrates how a debris fire can be extinguished to a group of people view and was absolutely correct. tribute to the fiscal crisis are The concern for New York failures. City’s solvency is not economic but The fiscal problem can be solved Now, m ore pewter political. This is what we should but it will require abandoning certain Thoughts on the Spanish executions remember when people like our State social programs the liberal establish­ Just before I left Paris, on two To explain both the onrush of anger and military, and held in secret, so that the the ups and downs of his mood, he has in­ Treasurer Henry Parker and liberals ment has been committed to for too successive days I watched big street the act against which it is directed, one world had no chance to judge the evidence sisted rigidly on a government’s right to like Rep. Yvonne Brathwaite Burke, long a time. demonstrations against the Spanish needs to cut below the rhetoric of the against the accused. defend itself against whoever or whatever executions. They have hit Western Europe demonstrations and also of the Spanish Also it was the finality of the executions threatened its power. Id choose from than D-Calif., start blaming rising in­ Before we rally, to save New York like an earthqualce, especially among government’s declarations. Part of the But the decisive motive may have been we should look hard at those who ad­ that counted. If the men had been kept in terest rates on state and municipal students, professional people, the Left anger is due to the way the men — two . prison, for however long and whatever more subtle, and even in his old age Fran­ bonds entirely on New York City’s vocate this course of action. Chances trade unions and the media elites. The Basque nationalists and three members of their treatment, it would have been co’s mind has not ceased to be a complex near-bankruptcy. are they are not concerned so much symbolic recall of West European am­ the FRAP militant activists against Fran­ different. There is a widespread one. If he had shown the kind of flexibility bassadors from Madrid, for "con­ co— were treated. Amnesty International, humanitarian mood throughout the that many in his government had hoped e v e r b e f o r e ! There is no disputing that to some that Connecticut bonds sell at a lower .m. m sultation,” show the strength of feeling in London, has strong evidence of the tor­ Western world, against the infliction of for — including some of the reformers rate; but that if New York City fiscal degree the state and municipal bond among liberal and Left groups on which ture of imprisoned Basques to break them death by governments, no matter how around Prime Minister Carlos Arias — it market is upset by the NYC fiscal management policies are discredited the governments depend for support. down. The trials themselves were grisly and calculated the crimes. would' have been a signal that he was mess and that interest rates are going by defaulting, these same policies will Finally there is the wave of Left in­ ready to go. I take his harsh stand as a (libuTl love the 7 new fluence throughout Europe. Spain is a key signal that he isn’t. Either he means to up but isn’t it strange that those who be discredited elsewhere. OPEN FORUM country in this political climate, because hang on as a crisis leader for a few more m plead NYC’s cause are not speaking For Connecticut it means that if the approaching end of Franco’s life and years, at least into his middle 80s, or — if items the Eagle NYC goes into default, our interest illness should force him out—he wants his out on how ever-increasing federal named mayor these past two ad­ rule has reminded many of how he came successor. Prince Juan Carlos, to inherit a deficits are costing taxpayers ever- rates will go up because we are using Urges support ministrations. to power in a Fascist military coup. The crisis situation which will toughen and test Aside from the fact that Mayor Thomp­ prevailing watchword in Europe is not h as added) increasing interest rates. In effect, if bonds to pay current expenses or pay for Jackston his mettle. son and his colleagues have performed ad­ anti-totalitarian; it is only anti-Right. Uncle Sam were to bail out New York off deficits like NYC did. On the issue of American policy toward To the editor. mirably in providing maximum services Remember that many of the men in power Franco now, the case for joining the Euro­ City, any interest savings accruing to Any state using the same fiscal One of the most often heard complaints while clamping tight restrictions on the in Western European governments today pean governments in their massive devices that NYC did is going to pay about politicians, and even of our own budget with the result that the mill rate were students 35 and 40 years ago, during Connecticut or Manchester in future protest rests on the belief that America’s elected officials, is that they talk out of has increased only slightly the last four the Spanish Civil War, and their horror bond sales would be offset by more the price—a higher price—in the bond short-term loss on the Spanish bases deal, both sides of their mouths, and that their years. And, aside from the fact that the and humiliation at Franco’s victory comes markets whether NYC defaults or not. for example, would have been outweighed costly federal borrowing. The federal true positions on issues are veiled by un­ Democrats led by John Thompson have back to them now. by the long-term advantages of winning budget is currently operating about The New York City crisis is no clear rhetoric. Sadly, this is often true. performed in the open in a manner which I have not mentioned their deliberate friends on the Spanish Left when it finally longer merely a fiscal one. It is a Manchester, however, has a member of has been both responsive and responsible, propaganda use of the whole episode of the $100 billion in the red for political and comes to power. This is a weighty argu­ the Board of Directors up for re-election as just evidenced by the willingness to executions by the organized Left forces in not economic reasons primarily. crisis shaking the very roots of ment. Secretary of State 'Henry who only speaks one truth, and that truth debate Mr. Wilson this last Monday. Europe. There is no hard news about it, American liberalism. Kissinger’s thinking, on the other hand, is So the need to bail out New York is born of her own convictions. Notwithstanding the fact that the record and we can only guess at its extent. But that both in short-range and long-range City is not the economic impact its It represents the bankruptcy of I am speaking of Phyllis Jackston. She is speaks for itself and excellent though it when Franco played into their hands, by giving them Hve martyrs, it would be terms America cannot deal arbitrarily give-aways today, pay later, social outspoken, honest, and never leaves doubt may be, I wish to salute our Mayor for his bankruptcy might have on Connec­ strange if the leaders of the European Left with friendly and allied regimes when they as to where she stands on an issue. Not vision and for his courage. His vision ticut, California or Manchester. experiments. And this is why there is are in trouble, that it must show the only is her position clearly defined, but it because he dares to seek solutions for had not used their superb global organiza­ governments of the world that America’s The reality is that New York City is a push to save New York City. is also well supported with the facts that problems which weigh heavy on our com­ tion to exploit exactly such episodes, which shock the moral sense of so many. links with them hold fast, even in stormy determine her reasoning. munity and its people. What issue affects On the other hand, if the moral shock had weather. The citizens of Manchester are indeed each and every person as much as TAXES Besides, the story of the Spanish succes­ fortunate to have a director who truly and TAX reform? And courage because he not been there, no propaganda effort to sion is far from over. Those who want a works in their behalf. Let us all stand with places the good of all the people first — exploit it would have availed. Left post-Franco regime are not sen­ her now to insure her re-election on Nov. even in an election year. This is the type 'The motives behind Franco’s decision timentalists. They use power and under­ 4, to our Board of Directors. leadership of which we can be well proud. are equally complex. In part he yielded to stand power. ‘The executions have made it Joanne Costello Stanley S. Winberg Jr. internal pressure from the middle classes more likely that the succession, when it HERALD YESTERDAYS 52 West St. 157 Pitkin St. in Spain who were shocked by so many comes, will be a violent one. The next Manchester Manchester police deaths. But in general Franco’s re­ cent action is consistent with |iis past ac­ chapter is still obscure, but it promises to Mayor Praised tions. Throughout his long rule, whatever be bloodier than the present one. 25 Years Ago 10 Years Ago To the editor. Lack of support in Manchester for the Miss Alice Madden, advisor of Instruc­ Thank’ you Mayor Thompson. Friday visits of the Blood Donation Unit is disturbing according to Atty. John D. tors of the Handicapped, is selected to Manchester citizens might well be proud TODAY’S THOUGHT LaBelle, local program chairman. receive Burton’s ‘‘Woman of the Year” of the fact that they have overwhelmingly Chamber of Commerce conducts its award by representatives of Manchester’s elected John Thompson to the Board of women’s organizations. first Business and Industry in Education Directors with the result that he has been Bring them up in the nurture and ad­ day. monition of the Lord. Ephesians 6:4b The bloodiest sport This statement is addressed to fathers; the “them” is your children. Somehow So great has been your response to the over the years, many fathers and mothers eagle’s first pewter offer, he’s back with . have abdicated this responsibility to the Church, Sunday School, and Public more. Fine new pieces to begin your The derby hat is all but forgotten Schools. It’s little wonder that we get it collection. Or to add to it. All in time for ’76, to smack in the face from T.V., “Do you new Fall WASHINGTON - It is the sort of thing the century through the Twenties. We know where your children are?” It’s true. Revolution-ize your home. one can miss. Luckily, I stopped off after ANDREW TULLY called it a derby for the good reason that it Church, Sunday School, and Public Schools As before, these new pieces are true. Colonial- work for a Guinness with a British friend was created by a South Norwalk, Conn., have their place. There in Church and its D e p o sit D e p o sit D e p o sit D e p o sit A d d itio n a l who remarked after ingesting a few $100.00 $500.00 $1,000 $5,000 $25.00 styled pewter, crafted in Connecticut with all the alternate their concern for the plight of artist who gave it that name in honor of related school, children meet others, hear o r m o re o r m o re o r m o re o r m o re d e p o s its ounces that he had sent off an order to jacket dresses the purple-breasted grosbeak with Lord Derby, a prominent British the Word of God, and begin to live the quality of heirloom pieces. And priced far below London for a new bowler. “It’s the hat’s anguished cries pleading for more bowlers sportsman and boulevardier. Word with their Church friends. Also, the Jefferson Cup 4.00 FREE FREE FREE 6.00 125th anniversary year, you know,” he on English heads. A1 Smith’s brown job was the most Public School is the practice ground for Chamberstick 5.00 4.00 FREE FREE 7.00 comparable retail values! explained. Fortunately, however, the bowler does famous of all on this side of the Atlantic. A children to demonstrate their God-given Wine Goblet 6.00 5.00 4.00 FREE u.on To get the pewter items you want, just open a I congratulated him. A new hat of any survive in the British Isles, at least in Hollywood restaurant was built in its im­ lives to others who may or may not believe B u d V a se 6.00 6.00 4.00 FREE 9.00 by Lady Carol savings account with us, or add to yoiir existing kind is an adventure, but a new bowler — quarters where men are men. There, it is age and prospered for years. The late New as they do. Inkwell & Quill 7.00 6.00 5.00 3.00 9.00 or derby, if you prefer — is something still the badge of bank clerks, older men- York Mayor Jimmy Walker wore it with But it’s back here in the home where P o rr in g e r 8.00 7.00 6.00 3.00 10.00 account, as explained on the chart at left. special to a certain type of Englishman, about-town and, curiously, of gas meter elan, as he wore everything, and so did the Cordial Tray 8.00 7.00 ‘ 6.00 4.00 11.00 City-going jacket dresses In the easiest-to- parents have great responsibility. Here we You’ll not only receive lead-free pewter liiey do not discard styles lightly on that readers. late Dean Acheson when he was Secretary are urged to “bring up our children in the W ater Goblet 9.00 7.00 6.00 5.00 12.00 care-for fabric to come along In years...totally staunch isle, and it is good to know that Here in the U.S., the term “iron hat” of State. President John Kennedy bought a nurture and admonition of the Lord.” Candlesticks (Pair) 10.00 ,8.00 7.00 4.00 13.00 safe for food and drink, but you’ll also receive the washable 100% *Encron® polyesterl Two well- there are those who still look upon a has been tossed at the derby as a form of derby but wore it only once, to a wedding. Sometimes, it’s a yes; sometimes it must T a n k a rd 12.00 11.00 10.00 8.00 16.00 highest interest on savings the law allow^ suited styles for cooler weather...Misses -bowler with an affection that approaches derision. But the scoffers are more Then Jackie threw it away. be a no. As age increases, we can give our Salt, Pepper, Tray Dresses, D&L In Manchester, Vernon, Cor­ reverence. precise than they know. In fact, the bowler In some American quarters, the derby reason. a n d S p o o n 13.00 12.00 11.00 8.00 17.00 Come in today to start your bins, Avon, Bristol and New Britain. As far as America is concerned, of was created as a protective device. Its in­ 1 Qt. Milk Pitcher 17.00 ,16.00 14.00 -12.00 23.00 AsK was put to the use intended by its inventor. Of course this means we parents are on pewter collection—or add to it— course, the celebration is posthumous. ventor was a steeplechase devotee named Bricklayers and other construction solid ground ourselves. We cannot talk on­ •6" Paul Revere Bowl 18.00 17.00 16.00 15.00 19.00 aboutour (left) Short sleeve striped jacket with ribbed This has become almost strictly a nation William Coke, who designed it as a crash workers swore by it as insurance against ly; we must demonstrate with our lives •1 0 " T ra y 19.00 18.00 17.00 16.00 20.00 at truly tremendous savings. detail trim...over solid tie-belted sleeveless of bareheaded men. The few hats seen are ♦C om pote 20.00 19.00 18.00 17.00 21.00 Social Security I helmet to preserve the skulls of his horsey the hazard of falling objects. It was resis­ confidence in the Lord. If not, we have un­ Complete assortments at all 7 dress. Sizes 10-18. In blue or green. $28 snap-brims, although a few rolled-edge countrymen involved in falls from tant to the hardest thrown snowball. In dermined the very words we hope take •Hurricane Lamp 20.00 19.00 18.00 17.00 21.00 Protection jobs are seen on special occasions. The horseback. tougher neighborhoods, the derby saved root. And as children see we believe •8" Revere Bowl 24.00 23.00 22,00 21.00 25.00 First Federal offices. Plan (right) Knit long sleeve longer-length derby, as the height of manly style, is out. Prince Albert adopted the bowler within many a cranium from shattering under what we say by our lives, the words, Sugar, Creamer jacket...over short sleeve dress with seif tie- w /Tray and Spoon 27.00 26.00 24.00 20.00 35.00 But toen, we Americans are a fickle, dilet­ a year after its invention and by the the blow of a cosh. “children, obey your parents in the Lord, belt. Green or blue. Sizes 12-20. $34 ♦Centerpiece 31.00 . 30.00 29.00 28.00 32.00 tante sort, easily swayed by the latest in Eighties a man either counted a bowler Today, the derby is all but forgotten in for this is right,” won’t be harsh for them. •1V4 Qt. Footed Pitcher 37.00 36.00 36.00 34.00 38.00 fuchsia britches and morning suits of pur­ among his trappings or risked being America, a kind of extinct species in a O’ Father, in heaven. Giver of thine only First Ihderal Savings ple and green polkadots, but oblivious to snubbed as a peasant, or an American. land where males apparently believe that Coffee Pot, Sugar, begotten Son, born of Mary, help us C re a m e r & T ra y 98.00 95.00 90.00 85.00 105.00 East Hartford, Glastonbury, Manchester, Rockville, tradition. Sartorially, the late King George V is lost youth can be recaptured if they doll up parents and children by Thine Own nur­ •N«w lt«m»for your collection. Connecticut Snles Tax not included in prices. Vernon and South Windsor l^is is not to say that the bowler has had remembered as much for his bowlers of like a Restoration coxcomb and use the ture and admonition of Thy Word and an easy time of it in England. It is not various shades as his beard. right perfumes. But as an old Irishman Presence. Amen. worn as extensively as in the past, as Males in America were slower to adopt back home in Massachusetts once put it: Rev. C.W. Kuhl Limit one free gift per family. Sorry, items cannot be mailed. witness the periodic campaign waged by the bowler, but once they did it became an “How can a man look respectful at a real Zion Evangelical British authors of letters-to-the-editor who elegant craze that lasted from the turq of nice funeral without a derby?” Lutheran Church MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975— PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975 50th anniversary Marine Corps planning IN THE SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Ander­ the occasion of their 50th wed­ couple’s daughter and son-in- son of 153 Wetberell St. were ding anniversary. law, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bicentennial program I < A ir Force Second Lt. His wife, Linda, is the BICYCLES honored at a party recently on Hosting the event were the Snyder of Putney, Vt. The cou­ FROM YOUR NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN Talivaldis I. Maidelis, son of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. LAR6EST SELECTIOR OF ple was married Oct. 14,1925 by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Maidelis Turcotte of Storrs. Marines, Marine reservists, Col. E. J. Powers of South NEW BICYCLES IR THE y r ; . -- , 5 the Rev. Joseph Cooper at By VIVIAN FERGUSON of 38 Hawthorne, has been retired Marines, and all former Windsor will outline the work of YERRON M E! South United Methodist Church. assigned to Minot AFB, N.D. Marines in the Greater Hart­ Volunteer Training Unit 1-20, Attending the party were Mr. Lt. Maidelis, a navigator, was ford area have been invited to a which he commands. and Mrs. William Morrison who Have you ever seen VOHIC on 3 eggs, separated assigned to Minot from Mather TASTE THE DIFFERENCE, WITH : f special program entitled “Your Others who will participate in A FREE S A M P L E FO R EV E R Y O N E M had served as best man and a license plate while driving? ‘A cup cognac AFB, Calif. He will be working Bicentennial Marine Corps.’’ the program are Lt. Col. M. E. OF OUR FRESH, PURE SWEET, maid of honor, respectively, Vera Osborn’s friends V4 cup creme de cacao with the 906th Air Refueling AND N ATU RAL A P P LE C ID E R at ^ ^ V I R N O N ) The invitation has been Smith Jr. of Hartford, Capt. S. Bicycling... and Mrs. Anderson’s sister, recognize it immediately. She 2 cups whipped cream or Squadron. extended by Reserve Col. Paul J. Petrella of East Hampton, FERRANDO’S Mrs. Marian Beer, who had is the woman who makes prepared whipped dessert top­ He was graduated in 1970 G. Kuntz, chairman of the Frank Meakem of Middletown, been a bridesmaid. delicious desserts using ping from Manchester High School ORCHARDS g Greater Hartford Marine Corps and Ray Fowler of North Both Mr. and Mrs. Anderson liqueurs. The first two letters 9” graham cracker or vanilla and received his B.S. degree in BIRCH MT. ROAD The Family rSHOR) Family Council. The program Haven. 3 Miles Beyond >•; are past masters of the are her initials. The last three wafer crust 1974 from North Carolina State will begin Sunday at 2 p.m. at Adequate parking will be Vlto’i Resteurant >•; Manchester Grange and also HIC might well stand for an in­ chocolate curls for garnish University, Raleigh, where he Recreation the Marine Reserve Training provided and all Hartford area GLASTONBURY POST ROAD PLA ZA ' past patron and past matron of voluntary reaction after eating Sprinkle gelatine over cold was commissioned through the Center on Reserve Rd. in Hart­ citizens are welcome. ; See Hie Ciller M i h OperatiM This Weekeni ^ “ * * * * MON-SAT «;30-«:}0 MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 Chapman Court, Order of a slice of brandy alexander or water in saucepan. Add 1/3 cup Air Force Reserve Officers ; Crisp, Mcy Srdnnl Fresh He tatosh, CerSind THURS A. FRI ford. EVENINGS TILL « VERNON, CONN. 872-31S9 peach daiquiri pie. of the sugar, salt and egg yolks. Training Corps program. ; Old Macoun Apples! 1 Amaranth. Mrs. Anderson is a The event, designed to coor­ member of the Order of the The average life of a $20 bill is Vera began her collection of Stir to blend. Heat over low dinate the efforts of all Hart­ four years. specialized recipes while heat while stirring until Eastern Star and Mr. Anderson ford area Marines to support is a member of the Manchester leafing through a magazine in a gelatine dissolves and mixture the Corps in the community, waiting room. She came upon a thickens. Do not boil. Remove Lodge of Masons. and to focus attention on the LOSE UGLY FAT Before her retirement, Mrs. Start losing weight today OR recipe for grasshopper pie. from heat and stir in cognac Marine Corps and its ac­ M O N EY BACK. M O N AD EX is a tiny That was her first alcoholic and creme de cacao. Chill until Anderson, the former Hazel complishments, will feature tablet that will help curb your de­ sire for excess food. Eat less-weigh confection. If you were to look mixture starts to mound slight­ 725 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE Taylor, worked in the Bennet movies on Marine life and Junior High School cafeteria less. Contains no dangerous drugs through her recipes today, ly. Beat egg whites until stiff. achievements, weapons dis­ and will not make you nervous. No you’d be hard put to make a Gradually beat in remaining 1/3 for 19 years. Mr. Anderson was plays and refreshments. strenuous exercise. Change your life employed by the Old Colony Co. . . . start today. M O N AD EX costs- choice. cup sugar and fold into mixture MANCHESTER S3.00 tor a 20 day supply and S5.00 Vera and her husband along with cream or whip. Turn for 27 years. lor twice the amount. Lose ugly fat We Reserve The Right The couple has two grand­ In 1945 the average American or your money will be refunded with Chester live at 80 Overbrook into crust and chill overnight. To Limit Quantities daughters and three great­ ate nearly 400 eggs. Last year he no questions asked by: Dr., .Vernon, with their Garnish with additional grandchildren. ate only 287. Consumption in 1975 LIQQETT8 REXALL beautiful chocolate-brown whipped cream or dessert top­ Supermarkets PARKADE ORUQ ping, if desired, and garnish DOUBLE STAMPS SAT. 7 to ID PJiir| is expected to drop another 404 W. Middle Tpkt. Siamese cat. Skipper stays in Mall Orders Filled with chocolate curls. GOP women plan annual fashion «how dozen. the house and is only outside on Wedding a leash so there is no in­ Peach Daiquiri pie ^ *®4t/rr MEATS » terference with the beautiful 3 cups miniature BONUS BUYS! Out strolling in the Tri-City Plaza in Vernon are these models who will appear at the birds who frequent the two marshmallows Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf Anderson Republican Women’s Club of Manchester fashion show “Total Woman,’’ Wednesday at 8 GOOD THRU OCT. 11 Newton-Rod riguez p.m. at the Manchester Country Club. Wearing outfits from Sage-Alien are, from left, Sal­ feeders just outside the picture V4 cup milk Leticia Rodriguez of Bronx, ly Middleton, Mary Willhide, and Judy Brown. Other models will include Lee Scott, Miss window in the dining room. Vz cup peach brandy Vera is coordinator of the 2 large fresh peaches, peeled N.Y. and James R. Newton of Manchester; and Ginny Gallagher. The event is open to all interested women. Tickets are New York, N.Y. were married Language, Speech and Hearing and cut into small pieces or one 25lh anniversary available from Mrs. Constance Bartlett, 6 Constance Dr., or other club members. (Herald Department for the Manchester package frozen peaches Sept. 20 at St. Paul’s Chapel, photo by Pinto) I sCflggggcc Columbia University, New T'fwqqgmn schools. She began her career 3 cups whipped dessert topping EXTRA I EXTRA EXTRA 3 ngayyrorjgarnmga 9’’ pie shell 100 200 1300 York City. as a classroom teacher in 1955. The bride is the daughter of In addition to her ad­ Cook marshmallows and milk S&H STAMPS ! S&H STAMPS I S&H STAMPS Eurisides Quinones of Bronx, MENUS ministrative duties, she carries in saucepan over low heat until WITH PURCHASE OF with purchase of with purchase of N.Y. and the late Jose a full case load of young people marshmallows are melted. Rodriguez, Arecibo, P.R. The at Bentley School. Chill until slightly thickened, bridegroom is the son of Mr. HFS Menus Project HELP Manchester Community The problems of children stirring occasionally. Pour M6 or More • *20 or More I *30 or More College, Student Center, 60 with speech and hearing brandy into electric blender) and Mrs. Robert Newton of 168 Students in the International Menus which will be prepared Bidwell St. became apparent to Vera many add peaches and blend until Good Thru Oct. 11 Good Thru Oct. 11 Good Thru Oct. 11 Benton St. Food Course in the Department and served next week by years ago. She speaks in a plea­ peaches are quite fine. Pour One Coupon Per Family One Coupon Par Family One Coupon Par Family The Rev. Paul Dinter, of Hotel and Food Services at members of HELP (Han­ sant, well-modulated voice, mixture into marshmallow chaplain of St. Paul’s Chapel, Manchester Community dicapped Earning and Living College will prepare and serve School easy to understand and pleasing mixture. Fold in dessert top­ FIRST CUT celebrated he nuptial Mass and Project), a program designed the following dinners next Cafeteria menus which will to the ear. The children with ping or whipped cream. Turn Mrs. Osborn prepares to serve her Chocolate Sombrero performed the double-ring to train handicapped for Visit Our Beautiful week: be served in Manchester Public whom she works are those who into pie shell. Chill several Cake and Brandy Alexander Pie. (Herald photo by Dunn) LIVE AND KICKING ^ SIRLOIN ceremony. Ms. Isabelle Emer­ employment in the food service CHUCK Tuesday: Chinese Night — Schools, Oct. 13-17, are as do not understand what is said hours or overnight. son of New York City was industry at Manchester Com­ 1 STEAK Chinese clam soup, barbecued follows: Diamond Ring Center. to them, or who have difficulty Sherry cake organist and soloist. munity College, are as follows: spareribs, slirimp susanna, Monday: Columbus Day, no processing what is said to them 1 package yellow cake mix STlAKjg The bride was given in Monday: Tomato rice soup, $ 1 59 school. Why run around looking for a diamond ring when you or who have difficulty 1 package vanilla instant pud­ marriage by her uncie Henry straw mushrooms, bamboo chicken cacciatore, rice pilaf, FRESH LOBSTER ■ lb. lb. Tuesday: Chicken vegetable can see all .styles in ;i wide range of prices ail in one expressing themselves. ding mix Colon. shoots, and fresh water chest­ Italian bread, brownies, coffee soup, ham salad sandwich, ap­ place'.' Gel a guaranteed perfect diamond. All in an A guest for dinner at the 4 eggs 10 LBS. Diane Rodriguez of Bronx nuts, Pilavi Zeytinli (pilaf with or tea. NEW CROP leaks), steam eggplant salad, ple celery salad, milk, ice atmosphere of luxury and convenience at our Keepsake Osborn’s is apt to find that each % cup oil U.S.N0.1 was maid of honor. Tuesday; Garden salad, chili Diamond Ring Center. almond float, coffee or tea. cream. dish in the meal will have been % cup sherry Gary Newton of Craig AF con came, baked rice, fresh New Wednesday: Italian Night — Wednesday: All American cooked with some type of liquor 1 teaspoon nutmeg WOODLAND POTATOES ONIONS Base, Selma, Ala., the dinner rolls, blueberry tur­ Egg and cheese soup, stuffed lunch — cheeseburg on a roll, or beer. For example, chicken Combine all ingredients. Mix I OPEN DAILY bridegroom’s brother, was best novers, coffee or tea. pork chops, eggplant par- potato sticks, fiesta slaw, milk, breasts rubbed with brandy with electric beater about five OiOO to 7:30 man. Thursday: French onion ( chilled peaches. while raw — later to be minutes at medium speed. Pour SAT. BiOO to 0:30 GARDENS „ , A reception was held in Earl migiana, manicotti, macaroni soup, ham and cheese grinder, and ham salad with basic Thursday: Spaghetti with simmered in cream and dry batter into greased angel food Let Us Help Youl 8 9 « 3a. 39 Hall at Columbia University, French fried potatoes, hermits, I French dressing, garlic bread meat sauce, tossed salad, cherry, and: pan. Bake at 350 degrees about after which the couple left on a coffee or tea. I 168 Woodland St., Manchester • 643-8474 CHAMPION SWEET LIFE and plain Italian bread, biscuit bread, butter, milk, jello with Tipsy Carrots 45 minutes or until done. Cool in trip to Puerto Rico. They will All tickets are to be WINDSONG MORHISEY tortoni, coffee or tea. topping. . 2 one-pound cans small whole pan five minutes before turning CUT reside in Santo Domingo, purchased through the College Friday: Orange juice, tuna carrots, drained or cooked out on rack. Sprinkle with con­ Dominican Republic where Mr, Dinners will be served in the Bookstore, Lunch is served BREAD GREEN BEANS dining room located in the Stu­ salad on a roll, potato chips, fresh carrots fectioners sugar. Newton will be involved in field promptly at noon in the Food buttered carrots, milk, brow­ / 2 tablespoons margarine Chocolate eomhrero cake research to collect data for a dent Center Building, 60 Service Dining Room at doctoral dissertation in Bidwell St. Reservations may nie. 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 package chocolate cake mix AVAILABLE FRIDAY 4 tablespoons dry sherry 1 package chocolate instant Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tasillo anthropology. 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WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL! tha Diamond Spacialitt buy a commercial package of pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 45- bouquet ot silver dollars and East Hartford with the Rev, hold a luncheon on Tuesday at All senior citizens of the com­ stuffing, follow package in­ 50 minutes or until done. Let bills. 5-lb. Joseph F'orte, Mr. Tasillo’s 12:30 p.m. at the church. munity are invited. If transpor­ structions on the herbed type cool in pan 10 minutes. Remove PEPSI In observance of their an­ MANCHESTER PARKADE • 646-0012 L A B E LE D cousin, officiating. Miss Alice Brower of New tation is needed, please call dozen plus Vera’s embellishments. and place on rack. Dust with Bag Reg. or Diet niversary and Mr. Tasillo’s ROSES »2.57 Also — Vernon, Bristol Plaza, Westfarms, Simsbury The party was planned by Mr. Haven will speak on “The Mrs. Effie Blake, 8 Barry Rd., For her desserts, Vera uses confectioners sugar or frost FO R C O LO R SUGM Vi birthday, the couple will leave OPEN ’HI 9 P.M. 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Her maternal grandparents are • BURNING BUSH 10 For Only *39** One Coupon Per Family One Coupon Por Family ; 6 4 6 -3 4 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Rooney of 72 Lockwood St. Her paternal 130 Center Street El Cemino Pleze listriiitM >> MOTirT Fsmous for Service ' 16 15 f grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gurske of 95 Irving St. Plant Something Alive In *75 KLIP N’ SAVE ■ ■ ICLIP N’ SAVEI MANCHESTER-^ RT. 30, V ERN O N ^ 801 Parker St. A- Since 1931 She has a brother, Michael John, 2. 640-4537 87S-2323 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Oct. 9. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975— PAGE ELEVEN OBITUARIES Rockville water firm chided at hearing Catholic Burial The Wall: Biggest obstacle for Cincinnati Reds VERNON Selection of burial lots before they are needed comes from Snipsic Lake in customers using more water. termed the request, A public hearing Wednesday John Aclumy Glen W. Maynard Tolland. Town Attorney Abbot “outrageous and completely un­ brings peace on mind, financial protection, and in Vernon on a 27.7 per cent rate Glen Willard Maynard, 75, of W. Neal McKenzie, president Schwebel contends that the warranted and unjustified.’’ lessens hardship on loved ones at time of sorrow, En­ BOSTON (UPI) — The Cincinnati Reds could wind up when our pitchers wanted to make certain good pitches, center fielder in like this anytime a ball is hit off the wall John Adamy, 82, of. 15 hike requested by Rockville Complicating matters is the fact that there is a recessed 22 Dover Rd. died Wednesday of the water company, report failed to comply with the Other persons speaking com­ dowed care Is Included In the price of every lot. Terms butting their heads against the wall the same way the they knew they could still be hurt because the Boston Academy St,, formerly of 114 Water & Aqueduct Co. drew and bring your shortstop back this way, like a trap play in ladder built into The Wall so that someone can climb up it at Manchester Memorial reminded those present that PUC order to determine fair plained about the condition of can be arranged. Oakland A’s did. Same wall, too. hitters could hit The Wall with them.” Delmont St., died this morning sharp criticism from town of­ football.” and retrieve those balls hit into the nets above. There is Hospital. He was the husband of users have been faced with only rates for the company’s 4,100 the water, the poor services, Chances are they will, because outside of Merv Retten- at a local convalescent home. ficials and private residents. All this by Sal Bando wasn’t sour grapes. Personally he Roughly speaking, that’s the way to play balls that hit Mrs. Pearl Rose Maynard. increases amounting to 6.4 per users. and what they termed already also a scoreboard built into The Wall. The scoreboard has He was the husband of Mrs. Mayor' Ftank McCoy Saint James Cemetery mund and Terry (Crowley (both of whom used to be with did all right with The Wall, hitting it four times for as many The Wall. Except for one minor detail. Katherine A. Adamy. They Born in Millers Falls, Mass., cent since 1970. He said only 2.9 Mayor McCoy noted that the excessive rates. Baltimore) the rest of the Reds never have had any grooves whe^e the numbers are posted and you can im­ chastized the company for per cent of the rate hike 368 Broad Street base hits in Sunday’s defeat, yet he as well as other They don’t always bounce back the same way. They take observed their 60th wedding an­ Mr. Maynard had lived in increase, if granted, would Part two of the hearing will experience with, or even have seen. The Wall. agine what happens any time a ball hits one of these filing the request for an in­ granted earlier this year had to mean that the town would have Manchester, Connecticut members of the A’s felt The Wall had ruined them. some tricky caroms sometimes and, every time they do, grooves. niversary in September. Manchester for 29 years. He be continued in Hartford, ■ The Reds’ scouts probably have told them the A’s were had been employed as a tool in­ crease just three months after be borne by the customers as to pay an additional $28,000 per 646-3772 Reds’ manager Sparky Anderson never has been inside you have a picture of outfielders and infielders on the op­ He was born July 16, 1893, in tomorrow. The PUC then has 60 Phone beaten as much by The Wall in the American League’s spector for 36 years at Pratt the Public Utilities Commis­ much of the hike was paid for year for fire hydrant costs. He days to make its decision. Fenway Park, so the only thing he knows about The Wall is posing club going in six different directions, all trying to Rival outfielders, and some opposing third basemen and Johnstown, Pa., and lived in sion, which conducted the first two playoff games here last Saturday and Sunday as Manchester for 70 years. He and Whitney Small Tool Divi­ by Connecticut Water Co. which what he has read about it or what he has seen of it on TV. chase down the ball. shortstops as well, invariably have trouble with The Wall, sion, West Hartford, before his hearing, had approved, in part, is a customer of Rockville they were by Luis Tiant and Carl Yastrzemski. If their He realizes it could be the key to this World Series. The Wall is 37 feet high, but only the lower 12 feet is especially the first time they come up against it. retired 15 years ago from a rate increase requested Cheney Bros, after working 52 retirement in 1966. Water & Aqueduct. scouts didn’t tell them that, Sal Bando could. Taking a pencil and piece of paper on his desk after his made of concrete with the upper portion made of metal­ Among the Reds, Pete Rose probably is most anxious for earlier in the year. years as a loom fixer. Other survivors are a son, A recent “cost-of-service" “The Wall cut down our power, our speed and our club wrapped up the pennant in Pittsburgh Tuesday night a look at it. Positive thinker that he is he feels The Wall The water company was like sheets all riveted together. If the ball hits the concrete Mr. Adamy was a member of Paul L. Maynard of South Wind­ study ordered by the PUC when pitching efficiency,” said the A’s’ captain-third baseman. the Reds’ manager drew a rectangle which was supposed portion, it bounces back one way; if it strikes the upper might work out to some advantage for a couple of the granted a 176 per cent rate in­ the water company filed its Heres More Concordia Lutheran Church, sor; and five grandchildren. “A number of the balls we hit The Wall with would’ve gone to represent The Wall. portion, it comes back another way. With his back to The Reds’ left-handed hitters like Ken Griffey and Cesar The private service and crease in 1970 to help pay for a most recent request, included a the Golden Age Group, and $2 million treatment plant it in­ out anywhere else. Our speed also was cut down because “I’ve never seen it, so I don’t know what to expect,” he Wall, the left fielder can’t always be sure what part of The Geronimo and even himself when he’s hitting from that Senior Citizens of Manchester. burial will be in Plainview rate increase for minimum stalled after residents com­ Proof that... The Wall allowed their outfielders to play in close. And said, “but what I understand is that you have to bring your Wall the ball will hit. side of the plate. Other survivors are three Cemetery, North Leverett, users but with the highest in­ Mass. plained about the quality, taste, creases slated for those sons, Edward S. Adamy, Clif­ and nnior nf the water which ford F. Adamy and Arthur E. The Newkirk and Whitney Adamy, all of Manchester; a Funeral Home, 318 Burnside ITPAYSTO daughter, Mrs. Helen Kasputis Ave., East Hartford, is in Reds back to work of .Manchester; a brother, charge of arrangements. Tiant Michael Adamy of Manchester; There are no calling hours. Grant to speed a sister. Mrs. Helen Sharp of The family suggests that any SHOPTHE Thoughts preparing for Sox Glastonbury, and nine memorial gifts may be made to grandchildren. the Heart Association of pollution work to open The funeral service is Satur­ Greater Hartford, 310 Collins FINAST WAY! ApLENty CINCINNATI (UPI) — After a day of “rest" that in­ day at 11 a m. at Concordia St., Hartford. cluded a boisterous pre-dawn downtown party, the Cincin­ VERNON (DEP) employes to speed the SUPERMARKETS Lutheran Church with the Rev. By Len Auster nati Reds went back to work today to prepare for Satur­ David W. Rinas, co-pastor, of­ The town of Vernon is among paperwork, red tape and for Sox day’s World Series opener against the Red Sox in Boston. ficiating. Burial will be in East 58 Connecticut towns which will preliminaries in an effort to Manager Sparky Anderson Cemetery. have their water and sewer move all 58 projects within two years. called the team for an 11 There are no calling hours. projects speeded up through a BOSTON (UPI) - where several thousand peo­ The total cost of all of the a.m. workout at Riverfront Friends wishing to do so may $227,000 grant coming from the Bostonians can’t think about ple had been partying on New England Regional Com­ projects is $250 million, with WonH repeat Stadium — the only home make memorial gifts to the busing, state budget beer for several hours. mission, Governor Ella Grasso Vernon’s new plant expected to Beef Loin Shell Unless there’s a dramatic turnabout soon, Manchester field practice before Concordia Lutheran Church ABOUT problems or even the New By the tim e the Reds were Memorial Fund. announced yesterday. cost about $10.5 million, 75 per High will not successfully defend its CCIL soccer cham­ Friday’s departure for The town of Vernon was cent of which will be paid from England Patriots today. The Boston. introduced to the cheering The Holmes Funeral Home. TOWN pionship this year. The Indian hooters have either won out­ Red Sox are the American 400 Main St., is in charge of ordered several years ago to federal funding and the rest The Reds, like the Red throng it was already 4 a.m. right or shared the crown the past three campaigns. League champions and arrangements. improve its sewage treatment from state and local funds. Heading the pack at the present is a veteran Sox, will be able to start The cr.iwd, which grew to plant to abate pollution of the Final plans for Vernon’s that’s what counts. Wethersfield club with Enfield in close pursuit. Both are their “ace” pitcher in the an estim ated 5,000 to 7,000 The Bicentennial flag com­ Hockanum River. project have been approved by Less than an hour after senior dominated outfits whicli have pinned defeats on the opener, thanks to winning persons, acted like the Reds mittee of Bentley School will The new grant will be used to DEP and it is expected bids will the Red Sox clinched the ti­ Silk Towners, their only setbacks. the pennant in just three had already won the World sponsor a cupcake sale Friday hire 20 additional Department go out within the next week or tle in Oakland Tuesday Sirloin Steak It’s been a transitional year for Coach Dick Danielson games. Series instead of the pen­ at the school. The proceeds will of Environmental Protection two, Stanley Roesler, director night, fans began lining up nant. of administration said. who at times has gone with as many as five sophomores in Lefthander Don Gullett, be used to purchase the school’s for a 34-hour wait to buy 2,- Police generally did not Bicentennial flag. the lineup. They have performed well over-all and have who went the distance in last Former UConn 500 standing-room-only and interfere with the celebra­ Bone-In become the backbone of the team according to the 29-year Saturday’s first playoff ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL bleacher-seat tickets to the tion but there were 20 economist dies mentor but their lack of experience has been obvious in game :;gainst the Pittsurgh World Series. arrests on charges including Manchester Composite NOTES places. (UPI Photo) Pirates, will oppose Luis STORRS (UPI) - Philip E. A sizzling treat Andy Harp, a 25-year-old disorderly conduct, resisting Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol Some veteran upperclassmen have not played as Tiant, who was brilliant in Taylor, professor emeritus of will meet tonight from 7 to 9;30 trumpet player from arrest and assaults on police VISITLNG HOURS Tolland; Gail Trahan, expected and this disappoints Danielson. “This year we Boston’s opening win over economics at the University of at Manchester State Armory, for Steak Lovers Wellesley, Mass., was the The Big Green Monster at Fenway Park officers Surgical and medical wings, Warehouse Point; Robert should have been hungry but it looks like if we’re going to Oakland in the American Connecticut and a former staff 330 Main St. The meeting is first in line, braving two A lot of the celebrants 12:30 to 2 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.; Vaughn, School St., Rockville; lb do something it will be next year,” the second winningest In the foreground joe Mooney, chief groundskeeper, gets the Fenway Park infield in League playoffs. member of the President’s open to all young people from cold New England nights on were drinking beer and emp­ Council of Economic Advisers, Maternity, 2 to 4 p.m. and 6:30 Dorothy Wheelock, Spring St., shape for Saturday’s World Series opener. The infamous Wall is what the Cincinnati After winning the National Grade 7 through high school. coach in the state commented. the sidewalk. ty beer cans were hurled died late Tuesday at his home. to 8 p.m. (fathers 8to9p.m ,); Rockville; Robert Worm, P.0, One player who has done as expected is senior Captain Reds might find themselves butting their heads against. League pennant Tuesday Pediatrics, parents anytime Box, Vernon. “We’re fans, for crying toward the huge, lighted Taylor. 67, served on the The United Pentecostal Whole or Half night in Pittsburgh, the and others 12;30 to 8 p.m.; Discharged Wednesday: Mrs. Bruce Ballard who has been shifted from fullback to fountain on the square. council staff in 1956 under Church will have a Bible study out loud,” said John Reds’ victory celebration Intensive Care Unit, immediate Diane Biskupiak and son, Untrimmed lb forward back to fullback in a number of games. Trying to Hathaway, 23. “That’s why Firecrackers popped P r e s id e n t D w ight D. tonight at 7;30 at the church, Shells of Beef get some more scoring punch, Ballard was moved to the spilled over into family only, five minutes per Collinsville; Ann Ciszewski, Eisenhower. He was also an 187 Woodbridge St. we’re here. I gotta go to Wednesday’s scheduled day regularly. The crowd finally hour. Hillside Dr., Ellington; front line but as yet he hasn’t dented the twine. His defen­ economic adviser to former these games. The real Sox of rest. began wandering away Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff and Michael DeLusso, Vernon Ave., sive prowess is unquestioned however. He is one of the Dark expected hack shortly after the last player fans are sitting out here on The Reds whooped it up in the 1959s and 1960s was a Admitted Wednesday: Rockville; Mrs. Elaine Eidson better fullbacks in the CCIL and should gain all-league Dr. and Mrs. Fred A. Otter Package lb the sidewalk tonight, not with a champagne party in was introduced at about 4 fiscal and economic consultant Jr. have just returned from a Everett Burrill, Stafford and son, Hartford Tpke., Ver­ Ground Chuck honors. home reading Ellery a.m., but the cans, bottles to the governments of Jordan, motor trip to Potsdam, N.Y., Springs; Susan Gordon, Hart­ non: George Forzley, Merline One observation does come out of this season. the clubhouse and flew to ford Tpke., Tolland; Brian Rd., Vernon; Mary Hook, Queen.” as Oakland manager Cincinnati in Wednesday’s and litter left behind gave Saudi Arabia, Iran and where Dr. Otter served on the Manchester fans for the past three years were spoiled by Some 3,000 boisterous fans streetcleaners very little Lebanon. advisory council for the School Hinchey, Glenwood Dr., Broadway, Coventry; Andrew It Pays to Shop for Quality Produce the Finest Way! Ray Sullivan. More and more it becomes evident that pre-dawn hours. They were Ellington; Jeanette Kos, Mattesen, Stafford Springs; were at the airport early everyone saw that. It beat us reason to relish the Reds During World War II he of Arts and Sciences of Clark­ Sullivan was a superior goalie with exceptional shills and OAKLAND (UPI) - thought ‘‘The preacher immediately bused to down­ Clarence House, Rockville; Beatrice McCullough, Mountain Wednesday morning to greet success. served in the Office of Price son College of Technology. Mrs. it’s unfair to compare any succeeding netminders with Charlie Finley is busy in (Finley’s affectionate term in the first and third games town Fountain Square, Administration and came to Otter visited the Campus Patrick Laveway Jr., Storrs; Spring Rd., Tolland; Alexander Golden their heroes and wish them New York the rest of this and no pitcher in the world Albert Lavoie, Vernon Ave., Mogielnicki, Nye St., him. Brian Beggs has shown improvement in the net which for Alvin) has done a UConn in 1946. He headed the School of the State University Yellow lb well on the last leg of their week as the main witness in masterful job of managing can survive that kind of Economics Department fom Rockville; George Newman, Rockville; Barbara Shain, Bananas is all you can ask of any player in a position he never of New York at Potsdam to ob­ 19* battle which begins Satur­ a damage suit involving play, not even Catfish Tolland Ave., Rockville; John played before. my team and he deserves a 1954-1966 and wrote tain parent and teacher reac­ Brooklyn St., Rockville; James day — the World Series Hunter.” Quinn, Pitkin St., Manchester; Severson, Old P ost Rd., Wethersfield seems to have the inside track on its first securities violations, and he lot of credit.” It was no kiss ' Economics of Public tion to experimental teaching opener against the National There are many who Janice Steiger, Kingsbury Ave., Tolland. league title since 1%9 but Enfield, a second year member, will go to Boston during the of death. Finley, while as Finance," considered a leading methods being tested there. Fresh Iceberg hds League champion Cincinnati believe that if Hunter had text in the field. still can have a bearing on the final decision. With two weekend to catch the World different than dark as night Reds 2-3 favorites Lettuce Reds. Series between the Reds and not been lost to the A’s over losses now, Manchester has an outside shot but if not this is from day, gets along very Weary from the night a contract squabble with RENO, Nev. (UPI) — Harrah’s Reno-Tahoe season maybe in 1976 the Indians will return to an ac­ Red Sox. well with Alvin. The two in game, celebrating and Finley that eventually made Racebook Wednesday installed the National League FIRE CALLS customed spot — atop the final CCIL standings. But when the case and fact may have the best Gran! to close More Great Values from Finest! cross-country flight, the series are over, he will get relationship of any general him a free agent, Oakland Champion Cincinnati Reds as 5-6 favorites to win POLICE REPORT Manchegler players spent Tuesday around to formally signing manager-owner and field would have beaten Boston in Saturday’s opening game of the 1975 World Series 201 stores Wednesday, 11:39 a.m. —56S. Youth doing job resting. Alvin Dark as manager of manager. the playoffs. against the American League Champion Boston Red Hawthorne St., gas main break. The Red Sox announced Finley said he and Dark Sox. ARRESTS (Town) his Oakland A’s for another Of course, that’s due to by end of year James Gutterman of 45B Sporting an impressive 8-1 ledger at the moment is the Wednesday Luis Tiant, ace were in complete agreement The Racebook also made the Reds 2-3 favorites to Muncliesler 3:23 p.m., —Grissom Rd., Pepsi-Cola season. the fact that Dark never Downey Dr. was charged with Manchester High cross country team. Coach George Suitor NEW YORK (UPI) - Michael Boettcher of 134 false alarm. (Town) of the mound staff, will open For the first time in four makes a move of any con­ during the playoffs. win the best-of-seven series, even though the first two Troubled W.T. Grant & Co. Highwood Dr., was charged failure to drive in an es­ was hoping his charges would wind up around the .500 the series for Boston. Tiant, years Finley’s A’s aren’t .“We did our best and I’m games will be played in Boston’s Fenway Park with its tablished lane at the intersec­ 7 p.m., —128Vz Autumn St., mark before the campaign began but his wishes have been sequence without first Thursda;, announced it will with operating a motorcycle water in basement. (Town) 1 lb! 19-14, scored a crucial win in participants in the World checking Finley. Usually, not criticizing anyone,” he “Monster” greenwall fence in leftfield. close 20' stores by the end of without a license Wednesday on tion of W. Middle Tpke, and pleasantly surpassed. the opening game of the said. “The Red Sox played The third, fourth and fifth games are scheduled for Downey Dr. Court Oct. 28. 9:11 p.m. —Waddell School, Series, having been swept though, Finley goes along the year and will reorient its Center and Victoria Sts. Court fire at front door. Reported by Prince Spaghetti The Indian harriers have done everything he’s asked and series with Oakland. He has three straight by the Red better baseball and for three Cincinnati’s Riverfront Stadium next Tuesday, Jo Ann Webb of 255 Hebron and the times he has dis­ busines;. to the territory east of Nov. 5. Manchester Police. (8th then some. Junior Glenn Flosdorf captains the squad and a special incentive Satur­ games at least they were a Wednesday and Thursday nights and if sixth and the Mis'.issippi River except for Rd., Bolton was charged with Sox, and Charlie is as disap­ agreed with Dark have been Charles L. Boggini, 132 District) has in most races showed the way. Sophomore Wes day. better team. We tried our seventh games are necessary, they will be played in Louisiana and .Missouri. Baldwin Rd. was charged with disregarding an overhead traf­ pointed as anyone. But he few and most of the time not fic signal on Broad St. and W. Thursday, 8:51 a.m. —Parker Fedorchak has come through as envisioned by Suitor while His parents are in the isn’t bitter, and in Dark’s best and it wasn’t good Fenway Park next Saturday and Sunday. This will reduce the Grant allowing the operation of an un­ St., car fire. (Town) senior Bruce Bayles and junior George Trian have im­ big enough to cause Alvin to variety store chain from 1.074 Middle Tpke. Court Oct. 21. United States on a special case that’s all for the good. enough and while all of us Both teams won their respective league pennants registered motor vehicle, mis­ 8:59 a.m, —33 Wellington St., Gold Medal Flour proved with every race. A year ago Trian was at Cheney become upset and want to Michael Devine, 923 W. Blvd., 69* visa from Cuba, arranged by are upset, we certainly with 3-0 sweeps — the Reds beating the Pittsburgh units to 873, In the past Finley has use of license plates and posses­ oven fire (Town) Tech and was one of its pacesetters. After a slow start he quit. A hindred and seven stores sion of abandoned markers Hartford, was charged with Sens. Edward Brooke R- fired managers for less, but aren’t down. We’ll be back Pirates and the Red Sox knocking off the three-time operating a motor vehicle while 9:52 a.m., —Box 4322, Bar­ has come on strong. Matt Schmid, a sophomore, has been a Finley, speaking of the A’s will be closed by ,Nov. 30 and 94 when police observed his car on nard School, false alarm, Mass., and George S. he said before the American loss to the Red Sox, said next year. There is nothing world champion Oakland A’s. more by the end of the year. under the influence of liquor or top finisher and has given the Silk Towners a solid fifth Olcott St, License plate was (Town) McGovern, D-S.D., who League Playoffs that he “Our defense hurt us. I think wrong with our club that a Sixty five of the stores to be drugs on Tolland Tpke. He was Tomatoes™"”— " 3 man in the scoring. taken into custody. Court Oct. released on a written promise 10;09 a.m. —200 Charter Oak asked Premier Fidel Castro couple of small changes closed will be located in 28. St., gas wash down. (Town) A year ago with a veteran contingent Suitor registered to allow them to come to won’t cure. California. The other states to appear in court Oct. 21, Mary Kay Gilbertson of 467 an 84 mark in his first year as skipper. This season.with America to see their son Those last words were vir­ from which Grant is Treat Your Family to Mr. Deli Favorites & Save! Cornwall St., Hartford, was underclassmen spearheading the charge that record pitch. tually the same ones Dark withdrawing are Iowa, charged with breach of the should be improved on. Minnesota, Montana, peace upon the complaint of an “I never thought I would expressed after the A’s were Nebraskas. Texas, Nevada, On the other side of town. Coach Dave Kelley had early see my son pitch in a World eliminated by the Red Sox No major trades East Hartford resident. She problems with his East Catholic team. Seniors Joe Arizona, New Mexico, Idaho. was released on a written Series,” said Luis Tiant Sr., Tuesday night. Oregon ard Washington. promise to appear in court Oct. Cooked Burinskas and Mark Skehan were sidelined and two of the himself a one-time Latin- “No one should be too first three races were lost, including a first ever setback to planned by Bucs Grant also will close 20. American pitcher. “We’re critical of our team,” Dark numerous stores in the South Timothy Balkan of 145 Manchester. But the Eagle thinclads have regained the use going to wip it.” said. “Boston is a good club, and East - 22 in Virginia. 12 in of their veterans and have won three straight. East will not Hilliard St. surrendered to a very good club, but I PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Joe L. Brown, general manager New Jersey. 10 in New York, police on a warrant charging Kosher match last year’s 16-3 record but still should wind up with wouldn’t go so far as to say five in Connecticut and six in him with breach of the peace. Franks .9 9 * of the Pittsburgh Pirates, said today he did not plan to FUNERAL HOME a winning docket. Florida for example. they are better than we are. make any big deals this winter. Charges apparently stemed Entabliahed 1874 • Four Gerverations of Service ■ Also in New England, besides They played better for three Brown admitted the from an incident involving 142 East Center Street, Manchester B46-5310 would miss the first two Connecticut, nine stores will games and that’s why they fireworks set off at the Tac- Pirates, beaten by the Cin­ World Series games in close in Massachusetts and two coral on Broad St. He was are going to the series in­ f*I*I*l cinnati Reds for the Boston and take in the in Maine. No stores are slated released on a written promise stead of us. We’ll be back National League cham­ to close in New Hampshire, gam es in Cincinnati before to appear in court Oct. 20. With This Coupon next year and we’ll be pionship in three straight Rhode Island or Vermont. E fighting for the cham­ going on vacation. on the purchase of games, could use more A YANKEE Hoganson gets start pionship again.” speed and defense but said Dark, a conservative man, ‘‘there won’t be any Bennet HARVEST FAIR 4 0 0 wouldn’t have made that B *10®® or wholesale changes.” K HARTFORD, (UPI) - Paul Hogan­ last statement unless he had Brown said he was not unbeaten leaf, stem & root at Christer Abrahamsson, who un­ assurance from Finley he Green School, E. Middle Tpke. more son will be the New England Whalers’ going to trade a Stargell or Extending its winning streak I derwent surgery last December and would be back to lead the to four, the Bennet Junior High ValiidFinast of Manchester A ■ starting goaltender in Saturday an Oliver or . Parker just did not play for the rest of the season. A’s a third straight season. soccer team whitewashed the 857 Main Street in Downtown Manchester t thru Oct. 11. 1975 • ■ night’s regular season opener against because of what happened in (Next to Marlow’s) the Houston Aeros and Gordie Howe. The Whalers’ starting goalie last He knows better, and that’s the playoffs. Glastonbury High freshmen, 4- exclusive of Cigarettes, f year, A1 Smith was given an uncon­ SATURDAY Whalers’ Coach Jack Kelley said why Finley will make it all Oliver, who hit a two-run 0, yesterday. off Beer A Tobacco Products ^ I ditional release. The Bears got off the mark Wednesday Hoganson, one of the last formal within a couple of homer in the third game of Plants Are Our Only Business | OCTOBER 18, 1975 F The Whalers were minus two quickly with Rob Saunders players to sign with the World Hockey weeks to end all the specula­ the playoffs, told some players during practice Wednesday. taking a pass from Steve Fitz­ Association team this year, earned tion. writers after the game that 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. Rain or Shine Rosaire Paiement was in Earlton, On­ simmons and denting the net Sprout • Decorative Blown Glass Container the starting assignment with his play he expects to be traded tario, for the funeral of his mother-in- Illing triumphs for the first score. Fitzsimmons for Plant Cuttings ...... * 3.79 Featuring: in exhibition games. during the off season. shortly after made it a 2-0 bulge law. He was expected to arrive in Amazing Air Ferns ...... * Moon Walk • Pumpkin Sale • Hand made Hoganson posted impressive Improving its record to 4-1, Manager Danny Murtaugh with an assist from Saunders. 1.79 Finast of Manchester, 205 Spencer St. Hartford late Friday. V Articles • Attic Treasures • Snack Bar goaltending statistics. The- Whalers the Illing Junior High soccer refused to say whether he Taking a pass from Jack ' — ^sortment Dried Flowers...... 79* and up Veteran defenseman Doug Roberts • Baby Sitting • Face Painting and more ran up a 3-1 pre-season record. Hogan­ team downed Coventry, 2-1, would be back next year. Medzela, Fitzsimmons scored us of Green Plants and Cactus ...... 5 9 * and up was a casualty in the club’s 7-6 victory son allowed only four goals in the four yesterday. However, the job is his as his second of the game and fifth Wide SalacHon of Pottary and Baskats in Quebec this week. He jammed his (UPI Photo) Pete Krupp and Joe Foran of the season to make it 3-0. Joe periods he worked, Kelley said. long as he wants it. O PEN 2 4 HO URS A DAY left shoulder in the glass, slightly scored for Illing while Coven­ Lovell scored Bennet’s final “At this point in the training camp Relaxed Red Johnny Bench Murtaugh, who was 58 separating it. try’s tally came on a penalty goal. ® ava lab'8 to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST Monday 8 am thru Saturday 12, Midnight season, Paul has been study with his Wednesday, said “there Phone 649-2522 | MiVrto«u aa'Tlce programs, through the Trainer Joe Altott said Roberts kick. Ron Apter got credit for the courtesy of Walklna. Call Mrs. Janice Lopea at The Herald between Prices effective thru Sat.. Oct. 11. 1975 Finast of Manchester Only . work in exhibition play,”'Kelley said. Here's the real thing is exactly right as Cincinnati Next game for Illing is Satur­ would an announcement HOURS: Mon., thru Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 | 1i - i 2 a.m. Monday (or Thursdays ad. Please phone 643-2711... should be on the bench between 10 to shutout in the nets with Craig Hoganson beat out Bruce Landon, a Reds’ star catcher Johnny Bench sits and relaxes on day morning at 10 against sometime” concerning his Nights 'til 9:00 J 14 days. Eagleson, Walt Adamy and W e Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Not Responsible for Typogreqjhical Errors Whalers backup goalie last year, and top of the world waiting to take on the Boston Red Sox. crosstown Bennet. future plans. He said he Nhut Nguyen also playing well. N

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I ■/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9. 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN t ' Canadiens blitz NHL Kings fee increased I : Muscle and quickness keys NEW YORK (UPI) - It “slumped’’ to a 2.69 goats and caught Los Angeles at the third leading scorer last season, ly in the second period before took almost five months last against average last season, end of the month never to look to a multi-year multi-million Ivan Boldirev and Bobby season for the Montreal kicked out 28 shots for the back. dollar contract. Sheehan rifled home goals for Blanks in mail BOWLING Canadiens to show their shutout. The Canadiens won the divi­ Dionne’s role was to supply the Chicago lead. dominance over the Los In other games, Detroit tied sion by eight points — even punch to the toothless Los Scouts 1, Islanders 1 for Eagle, Tribe gridders St. Louis and the New York though the Kings posted 105 Angeles attack. After one night, Guy Charron scored a first Angeles Kings in the Norris FLORAL Jan Wright 195- ST. JAMES - Chickie Islanders tied Kansas City with points for their best season the new and improved Kings period goal for Kansas City and for road race 511. Balesano 130, Barbara Preli Division. 1-1 scores, the New York ever. The Los Angeles netmin- are not quite that. And the guy Billy Harris matched it in the This year, it has taken the 346. _____ Rangers and Chicago Black ding duo of Rogatien Vachon who suffered the most was second for New York for the HOME ENGINEERS - By LEN AUSTER ■ . « Canadiens one night. Hawks tied 2-2, California and Gary Edwards posted the goaltender Vachon, who was third tie of the night. A New By EARL YOST PINNETTES- Joanne Dey Herald Sporlswriter The Canadiens and Kings Phyllis Allen 175-464, Hildur nipped Atlanta 4-3, and second lowest goals against bombarded with 48 shots, as his York goal with 42 seconds left Sporla Editor Zawistowski 180-485, Ann 193-175-513, Linda Gustafson Muscle and quickness will play key roles Saturday when i - i ' collided in Montreal Wednesday 192-510, Barbara Algren 183-453, Minnesota toppled Vancouver 3- average in the league at 2.21 but defense took an opening night in the game was washed out Dondero 203-502, Gerry Tucker night to open the National Entry blanks have been distributed in the mail to all Susan Reischerl 176-466, Agnes Manchester High and East Catholic venture into football 2. the Kings’ season was a short sabbatical. when the referee ruled it was 182-519, Chris Sullivan 178-453, Hockey League season — and men, women and children who competed in last year’s Kennedy 179, Kathy Satryb 469, action. The Kings keyed their entire one anyway as they were Guy Lafleur, Bob Gainey, batted in by a high stick. Alyce McArdle 176-484, Jennie when the ice had lifted, only the Five Mile Road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving mor­ Lori Jones 464, Cheryl The 1-3 Indians travel to West Hartford to take on CCIL strategy last season on stopping knocked off in the playoff Jim Roberts and Jacques Seals 4, Flames 3 ning. Leggitt 452. Canadiens were left standing. the opposition and went the qualifying round by underdog Lemaire all scored twice while Rookie defenseman Bob Mur­ Crickmore 453. foe Conard High at 1:30 while the 2-2 Eagles have a stern The Kings were not only The 39th holiday trot, test in unbeaten HCC leader St. Bernard at Mt. Nebo at first 15 games without a loss in ’Toronto. Yvan Cournoyer tallied once for doch capped a three-goal WIVES - Grace Lewie 179, knocked out, they were buried. sponsored for the 25th con­ SPICE- Gerry Scharlacker 7:30. building a comfortable first To revitalize the King attack, Montreal. California burst in the second the Connecticut Amateur Jean Archambault 190-467, Montreal rolled to a 9-0 blit­ 141-354, Nancy Joyce 125, Bar­ place margin on the Canadiens. Los Angeles owner Jack Kent Red Wings 1, Blues 1 period to give the Seals a rare secutive year by Nutmeg Athletic Union, will start at Peggy .Callahan 474, Joanne Tribe Coach Larry Olsen reported only 23 healthy bodies zing of Los Angeles as four bara Cool 128. Montreal wasn’t able to rev up Cooke signed Detroit free agent Bill Lochead scored with just road victory. Centers Larry Forest, Tall Cedars of 10:30. Korner 461. were available for Tuesday’s practice session. Several players scored two goals into playoff form until January Marcel Dionne the league’s 1:55 left in the game to secure Patey, Ralph Klassen and Dave Lebanon, will be staged players were hurt in last Monday’s jayvee game while apiece. Ken Dryden, who Last year there were 830 Detroit the tie in the season Gardner scored the other seven weeks from today. entries received of which 709 others have been slowed down by illness. “We did a lot of opener for both teams Chuck California goals while Tom Will Hadden, general showed at the starting line drilling with what we had,” Olsen noted. The third-year Lysiak tallied twice for Atlan­ Lefley snapped a scoreless chairman, reports that the and 682 runners finished. All coach voiced belief some will be back for action but how deadlock at 3:05 of the final ta. entry fee has been increased MCC hooters win many is questionable. period on an assist from former Canucks 3, North Stars 2 totals were records. Nicklaus, Weiskopf from $1 to $2 with all money Expected back to defend With Bob Swede scoring two goals early injhe first half Manchester dominated Wethersfield last week but still Red Wing Red Berenson. The Gerry O’Flaherty scored with (UPI Photo) going into the Muscular his title is Amby Burfoot, and goalie Dave Treschuk registering his second con­ wound up on the short end of a 7-6 score. One good sign is Blues held a 34-19 shot advan­ 4:54 left to give Vancouver the secutive shutout, the Manchester Community College tage in the contest. victory and spoil Ted Haris’ Dystrdphy Fund, national who has won the last four that the players haven’t gotten down on themselves or soccer team blanked Springfield Technical College, 5-0, finally get to play Rangers 2, Blarkhawks 2 debut as coach of Minnesota. Lots of players in the act objective of the Tall Cedars. years and six times in the thought of last year’s disasterous campaign, Olsen Rick Middleton banged home Goals by Lou Nanne and Dennis . Last year for the first last seven Thanksgiving yesterday at Cougar Field. observed. a rebound on a power play Hextall gave the North Stars 1-0 The Montreal Canadiens swarmed in front of the Los Angeles Kings'] net with time in race history all con­ mornings. His winning time Swede got his first goal 1:45 into the first half assisted by “This week’s game will be won and lost in the line,” midway through the third and 2-1 leads before Don Lever Jacques Lemaire (with helmet) poking home a short shot. Yvan Cournoyer (l2), Bob Henry. Ten minutes later, Swede took a pass from COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Village Golf Club for the other runnerup will get $12,500. The testants were assessed an a year ago was 22:32. The Olsen stated, 'The defensive line will have to be consistent period to give New York its tie and O’Flaherty scored in the Murray Wilson (17) of Montreal and Neil Komadoski (23), Mike Murphy (7) and Tim McConville and found the back of the net for a 2-0 — Jack Nicklaus and Tom two semifinal berths. two semi losers also will be entry fee. former Wesleyan runner set and solid and offensively we’re going to have to get off the with Chicago. Bill Fairbairn final 12 minutes for the goalie Rogie Vachon defend for Kings. edge. Waiskopf, the 1-2 money When play ended through a playing, and will get checks for Money to meet operating the course mark of 22:21 in ball quickly. Conard has a quick defensive line.” steady rain Wednesday after­ gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead ear­ Canucks. Henry scored two goals later, giving his eight for the MIKE NOLEN JOHN MADDEN winners on the PGA tour, $12,500 and $10,000. expenses is deriv^' from the 1972 triumph. Heading the defensive line charge is John Madden at noon. Bob Stanton had won his The best golf was shown by year and the team leadership. Tim Cyr assisted on Henry’s ...East (.’utliolic ...Mnn<’h<‘slcr ilifzh finally get into action today proceeds received from the All contestants must be at middle guard and end Rick Walsh. They along "with Mike way to oppose Weiskopf and Tom Kite in the morning first score. Ken Jones added the final score at the 21:04 in the windup of the three- attractive official program least 14 years of age and to Taylor, Bob Hawkes and Mike Demers did a good job Jerry Heard advanced to the matches. The Texan was four which is distribute to all mark of the second half. day $117,500 International semifinal round against be eligible for awards all rushing the passer against Wethersfield but this week their under par in ousting Forrest spectators on race day. must be members of the MCC, now 5-2 for the season, outshot the 2-2 losers, 46-29. task is to stop the inside running game of Conard. All-Star Matches. Nicklaus, who grew up here. Fezler 5 and 3. The prior day Treschuk was called on to make 14 saves. timate showed we should've had three touchdowns against The nation's outstanding pro Weiskopf now lives nearby. Fezler had upset Scotland’s AT THESE PRICES YOU'RE IN THE The race, sanctioned by AAU. Against Wethersfield breakdowns in the kicking game, Rockville (not just one)." golfers have been standing on The winners of the semis will Bernie Gallacher 1-up, just two one blocked punt — missed extra point — blocked field goal The assignment of covering Pinkston will probably go to the sidelines the last two days meet in the afternoon, with the days after Gallacher had attempt, doomed the Indians’ chances. What made 6-4 , 205-pound senior Mike Nolen, E ast’s best pass watching the 14 other golfers two seeds having a good chance DRIVER’S SEAT matters worse, films showed it was mistakes by veterans successfully defended his defender. In last year s 29-12 win by the Saints, Pinkston from around the world battle at of being the players aiming for Dunlop Masters championship. which caused the failures. Nicklaus' nearby new Muirfield the $25,000 first prize. The AT THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. 'S Cougar harriers Issel moves caught two TD passes versus Nolen. It will be a challenge Kite, however, lost in the “Over-all I wasn't displeased with our performance. We to see who wins this individual duel. afternoon play 3 and 2 to Heard, got our offense moving but now we have to be more con­ t . •; LaFontana foresees problems running options and who was four over due to the notch three wins sistent,” commented Olsen, “The goal line is not a big for­ pitches outside against the Uncasville-based club because steady rain which hampered WeMwood' on to Denver midable object but when you get close it boils down to Winning three and losing one (NH) 26:28, 2. Woykovsky (H),' of its quickness. Therefore the Eagles will try to go inside play of the last holes. Heard blocking. If we get the blocking we should go in. And if you Elder grabs lead carded several birdies. In his yesterday was the Manchester 3. Caldwell (MCC), 4. Shultz with bruising 6-4, 200-pound fullback Kevin Shorey likely to Community College cross coun­ don’t score you don’t win.” morning match Heard had (NH), 5. Collins (MCC), 6. get plenty of duty. "We have to control the ball inside and try team. The Cougars topped DENVER (UPI) — Denver Nuggets General Manager St. Bernard comes to town with a 4-0 mark, 2-0 in the INZAIMACHI, Japan, Oct. 9 Littler shot three birdies defeated 23 year-old Wake Stewert (Matt), 7. Thomson hold onto it. They are like sharks. They see a loose ball and the University of Hartford, 24- (NH), 8. Wilson (NH), 9. Carl Scheer says he would like to be considered a genius, HCC, with an explosive offense highlighted by all-state (UPI) — American Lee Elder against one bogey, the par five Forest graduate Eddie Pearce 1 but he will settle for being “just plain lucky.” go after it intensely. Our passing game is also going to fired a four under par 67 today up, 31, M attatuck Community Popolizio (NH), 10. Williams wide receiver candidate Arnie Pinkston. That is what 12th hole when he was on in four Scheer Wednesday acquired have to get a lot better. It has to be sharp because St. Ber­ and grabbed a one-stroke lead Stanton, from Australia, took College, 23-32, and (Matt). Coach John LaFontana’s Eagles will have to offset. and needed two putts. high-scoring forward Dan Issel, nard has a good defensive backfield. in the $300,000 1975 Taiheiyo “I only had one day’s practice 19 holes to defeat J.C. Snead of Northwestern Community an All-ABA selection in four of “St. Bernard looks like a slightly toned down version of "Our offensive line (which includes Kevin Kehoe, Emile Club Masters golf tournament. West Virginia and then went on College, 18-37, and lost to the very lucky. We were unlucky in here after competing in the his five years in the league, Xavier,” the third-year mentor analyzed. “Their emphasis Elder shot four birdies to beat Tsutomu Irie of Japan 3 OF PRE FINISHED PANELING University of New Haven, 22-36. Webster getting sick but if you Grondin and Dave Manna) has cut down on mistakes but Kaiser International and that from the Baltimore Claws for is on quickness. They will every time take a quick player without a single bogey for his and 1. Irie, who turned pro tast- New Haven’s Joe Kingston just stay in there and wait these have had relapses. One day at one time everything will wasn't enough,” Littler said. “I center Dave Robisch and $600,- over a heavier one. And they exploit mistakes very well. 33-34-67 on the difficult 7,187 was tired but that should be no May, had ousted John O'Leary was the first harrier across the things will even out. We were jell. Our line isn t intimidated by anybody but mistakes..." SALE ENDS OCT. 18th 000. We’re going to have to cut down on ours. Our rough es- yard par 35-36—71 Sohbu Coun­ excuse because Elder also of Ireland 3 and 2 in the mor­ tape with a clocking of 26:28 just plain lucky.’ The trade was forced by the try Club course to lead an inter­ arrived on the same plane with ning matches. over the five-mile course. Issel was traded last month SPORTS disclosure that 7-foot center national field of 71 pros and five m e" Former MCC harrier Larry from the Kentucky Colonels to Marvin Webster, the Nuggets’ amateurs. Woykovsky now running for the SLATE Baltimore. Issel, who starred No. 1 draft choice may miss the One stroke behind Elder were University of Hartford placed at the University of Kentucky, entire season. He has developed Nuggets win American pros Jim Simons and second. Thursday was irate over the deal and Freshman standout Bruce a form of hepatitis a disease threatened to refuse to report. DENVER (UPI) - Rookie Rik Massengale and veteran SOCCER Japanese pro Shozo Miyamoto, Caldwell took third place for which forced him to miss part Finally, the 6-9 veteran, with Patriots waive Graff David Thompson shrugged off a Simpson paces AFC Si. Paul at East Catholic who was in the same threesome the Cougars and Brian Collins of his junior year at Morgan the Colonels’ since turning pro, first quartet injury and scored St^te. with Elder. was fifth. Friday agreed to terms with Baltimore FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - 12 points in the last period to Scheer said if Webster was Texas Southern, Baker played rookie Steve Grogan relieved Defending champion Gene MCC is now 4;2 for the SOCCER but was still not happy. So John The New England Patriots have nine games for the Miami lead the ABA Denver Nuggets season. Results: 1. Kingston healthy, he would have to work Y. Brown, the husband of the Graff in each of the games. to a 115-110 exhibition win over Littler. winner of last year's in rushing yardage East Hartford at Manchester waived fill-in quarterback Neil Dolphins in the 1974-75 season. Grogan, from Kansas State, $65,000 first prize, shot a two some kind of a trade because majority owner of the Colonels Graff to make room for a free the NBA Seattle SuperSonics Bacon Academy at Cheney Denver could not afford the He was regarded as one of their engineered the National Foot­ under-par 69 and was in a fifth NEW YORK (UPI) - The Buffalo Bills are 3-0 and lead BOWLING Tech and the president of the ABA, agent wide receiver. fastest players. Wednesday night. the National Football League in points scored with 110. To salaries of Webster, Issel, talked Baltimore into trading ball League team’s only scoring Thompson was helped off the place tie with young Japanese Bloomfield at Rockville On Wednesay, the Patriots Graff, a second-year man drive when he was inserted for pros Takashi Kurihara and know why, all you have to do is look at their rushers. PREMIER SHOWING ALL PANELS ARE ALL WOOD PANELING rookie David Thompson and Issel to Denver. signed 5-foot-ll, 195-pound floor with 4:28 left in the first ANTIQUES- Arlene South Windsor at Bulkelev second-year forward Bobby from Wisconsin, was thrust into Plunkett last Sunday in New Yasuhiro Miyamoto and O.J. Simpson, who became “He called me two days ago speedster Mel Baker, released quarter when he fell on his head CASH & CARRY WITH A LITTLE BIT DeDominicus 130-346, Sally East Hampton at Bolton Jones. a starting role when regular England's 36-7 loss to the New American pro Allen Miller. the NFL’s all-time leading N EW from US. Plywood at three in the morning,” said by the New Orleans Saints while making a dunk shot Anderson 129, Laurie Banavige Rocky H ill at Rham As for the Issel trade, Scheer Jim Plunkett separated his York Jets. The Patriots are 0-3 Elder, who was in a sixth ground gainer for one season its first three games — but it’s PRICES OF HISTORY Scheer, “and said Issel earlier this year. After he was However, he returned the se­ 340, Norma Long 125, Judy Cromwell at Coventry wouldn’t take full credit. shoulder in pre-season play. But so far this season. place tie last year, sank birdie two years ago, is bidding for not because Save Hampton belonged in Denver. Until then, drafted in the 8th round out of cond half and led the Nuggets VNfeMvwood Mike 134-369, Terry Hinson 146- Ellington at Granby “This trade was nothing putts of four feet on the seventh another season like 1973; what’s hasn’t been trying. FOR STOCK PANELS we knew we had to do with 31 points. 388, Cher Bayer 129, Julie CROSS COUNTRY profound on my part.” said hole, 15 on the ninth, three on been a big help to him this year Hampton, the Falcons’ CENTENNIAL Painted Textured Fir something but we had no idea Levesque 354, Helen Longo 147- East Catholic at St. Paul Scheer. “We were just very. the 11th and eight on the 18th. has been the running of Jim premier runner, has been the Plywood Paneling that iSsel was available” 358, Donna Bremser 142-372. Rocky Hill at Cheney rech He missed a three foot birdie Braxton. National Football Conference’s CENTENNIAL HAS THE LOOK THE W.G. GLENNEY CO. putt on the eighth but had five The pair are leading the best so far, too. Three years one-putt pars. American Football Conference ago, Hampton rushed for 997 OF RUSTIC HICKORY WITH UNLOADS A FULL CARGO "1 hit my ball real well today in rushing; although Simpson is yards; one year later, the total WOODLIKE KNOTS & GRAIN SPECIAL and my putting was good,’’ way, ahead for individual was 995. Only hip problems and OF BEAUTIFUL WELDWOOD AGWA’ Elder said. "But I want to at­ honors, it’s Braxton’s running thigh muscle surgery prevented VARIATIONS. tribute my satisfactory scores that is keeping the opposing another assault on the 1,000 PANELING . to the wonderful weather we defense from keying on O.J. yard mark in 1974. 4x8 RIVERVIEW had and the course was Simpson has picked up 538 This year, Hampton has MOUNTAINSIDE PolYglas Whites MMLOr T K CtEmUKE perfect " yards on 86 carries for a 6.3 made a good start. He had 322 WILDERNESS nOW SAVINGS AT ALL 4 LOCATIONS Special yards-per-carry average, while yards in his first three games 4x8 Reg. Braxton has 243 yards from 46 on 69 attempts for a very GLASTONBURY MANCHESTER Prices Cut on PolyglasTires for Compact,Standard & Big Cars Reg* 6*85 ELLINGTON W. WILLINGTON carries for a 5.3 average. creditable 4.7 yards-per-carry $6.20 $13.50 $11.45 ELITE The pair are also tied with average. TWIN STEEL BELT “78’ Miami’s Don Nottingham, the Hampton’s attitude is a sim­ New York Jets’ Rich Caster ple one. “I don’t want anybody and Cincinnati’s Isaac Curtis to give me anything. Just open for touchdowns scored with the door and I’ll get it myself.” four apiece. In other categories, Mike rmuM Ray Guy is the leading punter Bragg of Washington is the with a 45.4 yard average for leading punter with a 45.1 IT PAYS TO PANEL EVERY ROOM WITH SUPER SAVINGS LIKE THESE Oakland; Bill Thompson of average, Lem Barney of IT’S THE REAL THING PANELING WITH A Denver is tops at returning Detroit is the leading punt FULL 1/4" CAPTURE A SIMPLE BUT PLEASANT LOOK LIVELY, COLORFUL LOOK plus $2.47 F.E.T. punts with a 17.0 yard average. returner with a 13.7 average WAYSIDE INN and Willie McGee is tops on WITH Size F78-14 While Harold Hart is the AFC’s 1 BUCKLAND BIRCH C'iA N D Y L A N D kickoff returns with a 27.4 COUNTRY PLACE Reg. $38.42 best kickoff returner with a 53.0 2 Rog. 10,25 SPEC. mV r a s h in o Fishing advisory average. average. SALT BOX GRAY 9.00 Reg. SPEC. inland fishing Kansas City’s Jan Stenerud Toni Fritsch, Dallas’ kicker, Reg. SPEC. A78-13 Size fits Vegas, Pintos, Colts, Gremlins, tops the kickers in scoring with leads in scoring with 31 points, FOXBURO Reg. SPEC, 4x8 iii.oo $9,45 4x8 V »7,1S$5.95 Falcons, Toyotas and other compacts. Field personnel report that 1x8______^ 14,05 12.45 trout fishing is fair to good at 24 points- Cincinnati’s Ken while veteran Norm Snead of • Two steel belts for protection from East Twin Lake, Anderson is rated the league's San Francisco is the top passer. Custom Power Cushion Phlyglas punctures, cutting and bruises. Ken Payne of Green Bay and ALL WOOD PANELING This is America’s largest selling tire - for lots of good • 7 rib tread design and tread-depth Wononscopomuc Lake, West best passer; Lydell Mitchell is WELDWOOD Hill Pond, Ball Pond, Bashan the leading pass receiver with Alvin Maxson of New Orleans MANOR HOUSE CHARM WITH A LITTLE BIT OF reasons. Resilient polyester cord body for smooth­ siping for excellent wet grip traction. 16 catches and Dwight are tied for leading pass ALMANACK HISTORY riding comfort. Tread firming fiberglass belts for road­ Lake, Rogers Lake, Gardner CONSTITUTION • Designed for today’s high speeds Lake, Amos Lake, Beach Pond, Harrison, also on Buffalo, is the receiver with 18 grabs each; SIENNA Tl CONDEROGA holding traction. A use-proved tread design that really and driving conditions. PREAMBLE interception leader with four Bill Bradley of Philadelphia is DAPPLE MUSKET delivers on mileage. This is a tire featured on many of Long Pond and Mashapaug Agway pickoffs. the interception leader with MOHAWK the 1975 model cars. Lake. Trout fishing is fair in the Reg. SPEC. Reg. SPEC. LOW Mill River, Yantic River, Atlanta has won only one of four pickoffs. R8o. SPEC. 4x8 *7.15 $6.70 4x8 *8.10 $6.85 SIZES SIZES SIZES SIZE PRICE F E.T, Natchaug River and Five Mile 4x8 *8.m $7.50 7.(X)-13 078-14 F78-14 F78-15 H78-14 H78-15 B78-14 E78-14 G7844 G78-15 J78-14 J78-15 F78-14 $27.00 River. C78-14 E78-15 L78-15 40,000 MILE TREAD WEAR POLICY* G78-14 $28.50 $2.62 Kokanee are providing fair 4 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ELITE STEEL RADIAL H78-14 $30.50 $2.84 daytime fishing at East Twin $ 4 2 5 0 |^27l7JV X O iR G78-15 $37.95 $2.69 Lake. TO SERVE YOU H78-15: $40.95 $2.92 Bass fishing is fair at Lake PRICE BUSTER • Cool-nmning radial ply 149 63 HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY Plus $1.77 to $3.21 F.E.T. per tire dependini on size and old tiro ■Replacement pro-rated on remaining tread Lillinonah and Powers Lake. 4x8 PREFINISHED • Long mileage plus $2.55 F.E.T. Panfish are providing good BOWLING Mon -Fn 8-5 30. Sal 8-4 633-4675 RAIN CHECK - It we sell out of your size we will issue you a rain • Ex&Hent stability Size ER78-14 check, assuring future delivery at the advertised price. fishing at Pickerel Lake, Bolton I •Sm oo th ride Notch Pond, Pachaug Pond, DUSKY LAUAN 336 N. MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Agway I • T w o wide steel belts add LOW Quaddick Reservoir, Williams MOUNTAIN DEW - Betty Blank 154-141-136-431, Hank Mon -Thurs . 8-5:30. FrI 0-8:30. 649-5253 SIZE LIMITED QUANTITIES Pond and Moosup Pond. Richardson 178-175-495, Dona Martyn 153-136-401, A1 Pirkey $4.50 Sat 8-4 4Easf m^ystoBuy protection against road PRICE F.E.T. Price 197-486, Sheila Price 185- 149-386, Bernie Casey 150-363, hazards Er78-14 36.49 $2.55 RUBY CASH A CARRY AND ."Vlurine fishing 489, Peg Craig 196-456, Pat Andy Lamoureaux 146-362, Don • Cash • Our Own Customer Plan I •Raised .4" white stripe sets FR78-14 38.89 $2.67 OIV. OF W. a. OLENNCY CO. v G Jackson 184-486, Donna Stratt- Carpenter 384, Joe Pagand 139- WYEAR off the sidewall styling 39.99 SIZE AVAILADLE Fishing for bluefish is good at WEST ROAO, ELLINGTON RT. 44. WEST WILLINGTON • Master Charge •Arco Charge GR78-14 $2.89 man 180-493, Lou Toutain 179- 376, Roy DeVeau 361, Gene I •Tubeless White Sidmall HR78-14 44.59 $3.09 Plum Gut, the Race, Hatchett’s ENTER DRAWING 875-6213 429-9916 ^ Reef and Black Point. 479, Sandy Kershaw 184-490, Viv Tirinzonie 146-372, Russ GR78-15 43.19 $2.96 BUCKLAND STORE ONLY P ric e 185-473, C h arlo tte DeVeau 150-399, Pete Aceto 152- coupon Striped bass are providing ( HR78-15 45.99 $3.17 good fishing at the mouth of the Wemmell 451, Bee Moquin 486. 151-426, Mike Pagani 167-418, WIN 3 PANELS Name — ------( Charles Whelan 140-378, Fred EiHMnsMir Connecticut River, the ( STOKWUIS: McCurry 150-386, Art Johnson Mm. Tin. Ih n . F ii Sluiceway and Bartlett’s Reef, TWI-LITE - Mary Boyko 177- GARRISON GOLD OR PEWTER GRAY Address ------:------r ■hi. Tm . Wd Fd 175-511, Sally Granato 467, 364, Don Simmons 364, Vic i J l l i S J I tMlaSM Fishing for blackfish is good nn.Ulbl:3S S itfc H titM ail along the coast. Marge Kosky 451. Marinelli 151-383, Frank Calvo 1 DRAWING FOR THE 4 LOCATIONS Telephone. aosamsNr 141-378, John Rieder 354, Rocco NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. SitIMMJI AGWAY{Sr)|nc. Fishing for blackback m m Lupacchino 139, Bill Adamy (winter) flounder is improving Y- Mike Balesano 189-151-448, 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) in most areas along the coast. 354, A1 Bujaucius 140-358, Dorn 540 NEW STATE ROAD, Tony Marinelli 151-403, Frank Farr 137, Bert Davis 137. PHONE 643-1161 BUCKLAND 643-51 i23 MON.. TOES., WED., FRI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., 6ct. 9, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN

[ h er e c o m e s ) Fire prevention stressed hy Coventry firemen Vernon to formulate A

department men have issued fourth graders at both gram­ Monica Shea students in kindergarten ment will hold an open house anti-bias job plan fire helmets to the students in mar schools to acquaint them Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. All 742-9495 through second grade at the kindergarten and first and se­ with the ambulance and how it trucks will be on display unless VERNON creed, color, religion, sex, mayor on the progress in Both North and South Coven­ Coventry Grammar School are G F K ^ s m n n s cond grades. operates in case the children there is a fire call. The Vernon Town Council has national origin, age, in any achieving results from the Af­ try Volunteer Fire Department competing in a Fire Prevention C o l e M s EE e S) Literature has also been dis­ would ever have to ride in one. adopted a resolution which will term, condition, or privilege of firmative Action Program,; are promoting an extensive Poster Contest. » The department will offer for Each grade level winner will tributed to the teachers so that On Wednesday and Thursday now go to Stanley Roesler, employment. serve as a lipison between the program for Fire Prevention they can further instruct the the children from St. Mary’s sale, dry chemical fire director of administration, for The resolution states that the town, goverment regulatory Week. receive a $25 savings bond. extinguishers. The fire trucks from South children to fire prevention; Nursery School will visit the preparation of an Affirmative Town of Vernon firmly desires agencies, minority and Groups of children from the to provide equal opportunity for women’s organizations, and Coventry Fire Department The South Coventry Fire South Coventry Fire Depart­ The Ladies Auxiliary will Action Program for Vernon. With This Coupon Coventry Grammar School will all its existing and future other community groups; and have visited the Robertson Department took the am­ ment for demonstration of fire provide refreshments. The Mayor Frdhk McCoy said the tour the North Coventry bulance to visit the third and equipment. employes and in its contracting to make sure that current legal Grammar School and . the South Coventry Fire Depart­ town did adopt an affirmative KRAFT REAL Firehouse this week and North Coventry Fire Depart- action plan for its sewer in­ for services. information affecting affir­ ment will hold an open house on Roesler will also be charged mative action is disseminated MAYONNAISE Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. stallation program but “it now appears that unless we for­ with designing, implementing, to responsible officials. The trucks will be on display mulate a written affirmative and monitoring internal audit All department heads will and will be demonstrated by the action plan we will continue to and reporting system s to also be mandated to cooperate 99WAY COMBINATION EXERCISE SET SUN MAID _ ^ ALL SKIS CABER 44.68 TENNIS RACQUET...... ^ 3 5 One a*eh pair of exit* heavy tanilon' hand ortpa; our reg. 3.99 our reg. 6.99 SAVE 20% SAVE 1.50 SEEDLESS RAISINS . ..'.o...39* 40%-60% thr**>sprlng cheat pufl) da* m WILSON OFFICIAL FRANKLIN ALL-PURPOSE ALPO BEEF CHUNKS COBRA E«30 lux* ooilon Jump ro p e ;: our rag. tO-Se SIZE FOOTBALL InatruCUon*. STURDY SPORT SHOES 2 1 9 can 'Shaw' autographed; new Urethane water repellent coal­ DOG FOOD i.5 ,.c„.3 /8 9 * Fresh, Live of 3 red, white, blue style; popu­ ing; gum rubber soles, acrylic 29-lB. HEALTH DISC lar with younger boys. loapi padding; m' n's, boys' STORE SAN GIORGIO Reg. to $140 our rag. 2.49 can JR. BARBELL set:.... 1 2 .9 9 sizes. TENNIS BALLS Frozen Food & Dairy Specials BOOMERANG SPECIAL NOW m -L B , v m L Spalding, Slazenger or ANKLE/WRIST WEIGHTS. .7.48 BIRDSEYE ^ HOURS Maine Penn in white or yellow. pur rag. 8.79 each TASTI FRIES 3/89* Mon. & Tues. CABER Ran. 3.99 BIRDSEYE NEW SIZE! ^ _ SAVE 4.11 regular regular 10.99 List ’til 6:00 SItO.OO ORANGE PLUS ,.o...„69* COMPD i 0 8 8 ‘ Lobsters WHY I M B chargA it TOILET SEATS MEDICINE CABINET / Wed., Thurs. & Frl. our re g .16.99 PAY •Molded wood seats with white or colored •Roomy recessed cabinet lor bath or pow­ HADDOCK DINNER...... 2 / 9 9 * ’til 9:00 SAFE, DELUXE enamel finish der room STOUFFERS FRENCH OR BLUEBERRY MORE? BABY SEAT •Stain & add resistant seat with non- • Maximum storage unit with mirrored door Sat. & Sun. corrosive hinges HI 00 & full length hinge #601-WQS CRUMB CAKE...... 79 * *otf Low Discount Plastic molded construc­ tion with loot rest and pro­ MRS. SMITH’S _ _ ’til 6:00 tectors, safety belt. BOSTON CREAM PIE 2 . . . 7 9 * The Above SWEET LIFE __ Specials Are 488 ! SAVE I 25 3 4 4 PEAS or CUT CORN ...... 5 9 * Good our rag. 6.99| our reg. 4.69 charge it charg* It SAVE 10.99 HOWARD JOHNSON’S __ 4 SAVE 7.99 opr reg. 79.99 Thru _ ____ our reg. 69.99 CHAIN WITH \\ INSULATED HUFFY 3SPEED QUALITY BIKES STURDY LOCK] WATER BOTTLE HUFFY 3-SPEEb RED HOT’ 2 0 " BIKE MACARONI & CHEESE .u.. 39* Saturday 'Escape' or 'Sun Country’ models lor guys 22" and Polyethylene Hl-rl$e speedy winner with 20x 1.75" blackwall front tire, G & W 1 0 P A C K gals 19" with luxury features; 26x 1-3/8“ blackwall 4-lt. X 3/16" with frame 20 X 2.125" blackwall knobby rear lire, mors features. October Ilth. 3-. case hardened, ‘clamps; keeps tires. liquids hot or PIZZA keeps bike from HVFFY BOYS’ OR GIRLS’ 20’’ STABS $ 4 4 COLUMBIA LADIES’ OR MEN’S being stolen. cold up to four SKI CHALET » 5-SPEED TOURING BIKES... ^ 7 4 - hours. S[ STRjlP£S BtKEaaa our rtg. 49,99 A 3384 Berlin Tpke., Newington 666-1531 OPEN MON.-FRI. 11-8 Vernon Circle, Vernon>-647-9420 SAT. 10-5 USE OUR CONVENIENT Poet Road, Madleon—245-4798 381 Broad St., Manchester LAYAWAY PLAN i n m u m i PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 9, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEENi

Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Lost and Found $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet MANCHESTER NEW RANCH - Extra large Sorosidk suggests using Elloise rams as check on flood plan kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, modern kitchen, two baths, LOST - Light brown female pug. tile baths, $435 monthly income. SIX-FIVE DUPLEX fireplace, 2-car garage, SERVICE IS dog with Pekinese face. Vicim- Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Extra nice. Half acre plus, treed lot, aluminum siding and windows, SOUTH WINDSOR ty West Middle Tpke. Call 643- separate furnaces, garage. $51,500. large deck, picture window in OUR ONLY The final revisions of the half-million alleviating some of the problems from up­ analysis of the data would reaffirm or 5255. REALTOR dollar plan will come at on Oct. 14 public stream flooding. Sorosiak. “I ask the council to do the sur­ $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room WARREN E. basement with walk-out to daniel (. reale deny, under less than 100 per cent up­ Ranch, fireplace, baseboard PRODUCT MLS JUDY KUEH^EL hearing. According to Sorosiak, the heavy vey.” patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ Public Works Director Emil Lucek has stream development, whether the Avery LOST - Diamond engagement CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING heating, stove, refrigerator. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. rains which flooded many areas of South ring, vicinity House & Hale 6 4 4 - 1 3 6 4 indicated that the storm was only “oc­ Brook Watershed Plans land and struc­ Hutchins Agency 646-3166. Windsor could be used as a check on the Councilman Robert Hornish agreed with Department Store. Call 568- HDWLAND South Windsor Councilman Len Sorosiak casionally heavy enough” to be considered tures requirements are adequate, proper­ Realtors 643-1108 RAISED RANCH - seven project. the survey as a method of providing the 4717. Reward. Elimlnata most closing costs and rad tape by has asked that the rain from Hurricane a 100-year storm, the effects of which the ty sized or excessive.” MANCHESTER- Seven room rooms, beamed cathedral A ‘TOO-ybar storm” is one which, accor­ extreme necessity for the plan. While he PHONE 643-2711 Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 assuming mortgage on this oversizod shed Eloise be used as a guide to check the flood control measures in the Avery area ceiling in living room with ding to statistics, occur about every 100 said the spillway proved effective during LOST - male, yellow and white FOR ASSIST/lMCe IN PLACING Y O U R A D baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar­ fieldstone fireplace, eat-in dormer capo. 14 baths, carpeting, soH- technical predictions of " 100-year storm are designed to accommodate. “Obviously, disrepancies would indicate altered male, tiger cat, crys MANCHESTER - Ansaldi built years and leave about seven inches of rain. last month’s rainfall “it cannot be com­ age, carpeting, pool, huge deck, kitchen, formal dining room, cleanlng oven, llraplacad living room and built- flooding” as outlined in the Avery Brook plan revisions are necessary and reaffir­ pared to a 100-year storm.” loudly. Talcottvllle. 647-1083. central air-conditioning, $46,- Ranch located on nice 15x21 family room with Watershed Plan Agreement. According to town officials the new $15,- “I think a door-to-door survey should be mation would again demonstrate the need landscaped lot, two fireplaces, in air conditioner. Call Joe Gordon. 000 emeregency spillway was successful in conducted,” said Sorosiak. “The resulting Help Wanted 13 900. W arren E. Howland fireplace, wooded acre lot with of the affected homeowners.” said LOST - Orange male cat, child’s ADVERTISING Realtors 643-1108. large paneled family room, eat- privacy, garage, $44,900, et, vicinity Woodland Street, ADVERTISING ASSISTANT Manager trainee - in kitchen, garage. Priced in Philbrick Agency Realtors, 646- "hite flea collar. Call 649-6905. DEADLINE Exceptional opportunity for $32,900 - A’TTRACTIVE 5 1/2 the 40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- 4200. 12:00 noon the day before RATES person with management room Ranch, garage, 1511. S 8,000 — Choice approved treed building lot minutes Ribicoff bill publication. potential. Prior retail baseboard heat, manicured MANCHESTER - 59-61 Norman from Manchester. Privare dead end area of expensive Savin withdraws 1 day . . . . 9c word per day MANCHESTER - new listing. homes. Call Joe Gordon. Announcements Deadline ,for Saturday and 3 days ... .6c word per day experience necessary. Benefit shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, St., immaculate three bedroom would extend Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 6 days ...... 7c word per day package includes paid Bluulue Realtors, 646-3166. South Farms is the location of two family, two hot water fur­ AREA POLICE this seven room Dutch Colonial WANTED - your vote on 26 d a y s ...... 6c word per day Cross, Blue Shield and liberal naces, two driveways. We $28,500 — Cute 4-room Ranch with garage near lovely Medicare 15 W O R D M IN IM U M situated on almost one acre. assessment suit November 4, for Phyllis PLEASE READ store discount. Apply in person believe it to be the nicest in Amston Lake. For those that enjoy year round lake living, Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch to Mr. G. Wildman, Manager. Three good sized bedrooms, Manchester for sale! Only^, $53,- WASHINGTON -(UPI) - Sen. Jackston, Democrat for ^ard fireplaced living room, family here is one great buy. Call Jan Wiater. ARRESTS Richard Geiker, 20, of 5 Plea­ Burleigh R. Lancaster, 19, of Wednesday with failure to obey of Directors, Committee to Call 643-4123 for appointment. 500, L aw rence F. Fiano suit protesting skyrocketing Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., YOUR AD FIRST OFFERING room, large formal dining SOUTH WINDSOR Vernon 4 Loveland Hill Rd., Vernon, a stop sign in connection with Reelect Phyllis Jackston. Vic­ Classified ads are taken over House and Hale, 945 Main Realtors, 649-5371. sant St., Rockville, was cosponsored legislation today to Martin School, Dartmouth room, Zinsser Agency. 646-1511. $29,900 — Looking (or a 19-acre treed piece of land (or revaluation of property. Harry Masichuk, 49, of no was arrested Wednesday'on a the investigation of a two-car the phone as a convenience. Street, M anchester, Conn. JUDY KUEHNEL arrested Wednesday on a tor I. Moses. Treasurer. Heights, large seven-room Among those filing suit was provide Medicare coverage for The Herald is responsible for 06040. An equal opportunity investment or a site to build a home? We have a beauty 6 4 4 - 1 3 6 4 certain address, was arrested warrant issued by Common rearrest warranj issued by accident at W. Main and services at outpatient only one incorrect insertion and employer. Raised Ranch, plaster walls, RANCH - three bedrooms, minutes from Manchester. Call Dan or Joe. Savin Brothers, Inc., owners Savin Brothers, Inc. on the this morning and charged with Pleas Court 19 charging him Common Pleas Court 19 Orchard Streets. Byam is to fireplaced living room, dining MANCHESTER revaluation of the 26 acres of rehabilitation centers. then only to the size of the tile baths, large closets, built- of the 26 acres of land to be disorderly conduct, third- with second-degree burglary charging him with third-degree appear in court in Rockville on Auctions original insertion. Errors which room, garage with porch, nice SIX RDDM CDLDNIAL land assessed at $52,500. Oct. 29. Presently, only centers con­ PRE-SCHOOL Teacher - ins, carpeting, two fireplaces, purchased by the Town of South degree criminal trespassing and third-degree larceny. larceny and fourth-degree do not lessen the value of the f\S treed lot. Merritt Agency, 646- Three bedrooms, formal $33,000 — How about a solid investment on a 3 Family? Since the offer from the town nected with hospitals have adveriisement will not be cor­ experience necessary, two large family room, two-car Windsor as a site for the new and interfering with a police of­ larceny. Coventry classes, morning sssions. Send 1180. dining room, living room with Call George Popik for complete details. of $53,000 Savin Brothers has In a companion case, Mark protection for a broad range of rected by an additional inser­ garage, city utilities, Firehouse I, has withdrawn a ficer. Police said the original Wayne P. Locke, 16, of ~ AUCTION tion. resume to Columbia fireplace, also enclosed sun- withdrawn the suit. Simon, 17, of 42 Ward St., services and Medicare excellent condition. High 50’s. FOR SALE - four room Cape, lawsuit protesting the recent The arrest was made in con­ warrhnt was served on Jan. 15 Lake view Dr., Coventry, was THURSDAY, OCT. 9 Cooperative Nursery School, porch, attached garage, patio. $42,500 — Choice Main St. location for an office building A formal offer is presently Rockville, was also arrested on recipients must' pay for out­ two fireplaces, single car gar­ assessment of the land. nection with the investigation and Lancaster did not appear in charged last night with dis­ 7 :0 0 P .M . P.O. Box 38, Columbia, Conn. Finished rec room, good loca­ or business. Close to hospital. Currently being used as a being drawn up, which is a warrant on the same charges. patient care unless they receive age, in center of town. Like it! The town is expected to offer of a complaint from Masichuk’s court on the specified date. He orderly conduct in connection Inspection 8:00 06237. CHARLES LESPERANCE tion^ $43^900. 2-Family. Call Jim O’Meara. The arrests were made in con­ treatment at a hospital or nur­ Buy it! Telephone 646-8350 for $53,000 for the land located off expected to be accepted by the ex-wife who lives at 33 Orchard was held at the police station in with the investigation of a 649-762D 13357135 firm. nection with the investigation sing home. VFW HALL Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 DIETARY SERVICE - part appointment. No agents. : ______INC. Ellington Rd., of which ap­ St., Rockville. Masichuk was to lieu of posting a $500 bond and domestic disturbance. According to officials much of an incident on Sept. 29 at an The legislation is cosponsored 608 E. Center St. time, mature person for dis­ 643-2692 $47,900 — Solid 7-room Split on a beautiful high treed proximately five acres will be be presented in Common Pleas was to be presented in court in He was released on his MANCHESTER - New modern of the large parcel of land will apartment at 42 Ward St. Both by Sen. Jennings Randolph, D- Manchester, Conn. hwashing, four or five nights a NEW HOMES - Ranches, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor lot. 2'/2 baths, huge fireplaced living room, rec. room, used for the new firehouse. Court 19, Rockville, today. Rockville, today. promise to appear in court in Capes, Colonials, and Raised kitchen and fireplaced living were released on $500 non­ W.Va., chairman of the Senate Antlquat, Collqcllblct, Furniturq, week, 4-7:30 p.m., must also built-ins, and 2 garages. Call Bud Lewis. Following last year's assess­ be used as open space, with the John F. Kiember Jr., 32, of Rockville on Oct. 29. Ranches, fireplaced family room enhances this attractive new firehouse taking up about surety bonds for appearance in subcommittee on the han­ China, QIata, Dolla, Coins, help on tray line at supper. Con­ ment, numerous home and lan­ Michael Pariseau, 17, of 201 Regan Rd., Rockville, was Papargooda, Tolawara, Tools and DIL BURNER SERVICE tact Mrs. Burdick, Meadows rooms, aluminum siding, dou­ six room Cape situated on a five acres. court in Rockville, Nov. 5. dicapped. large well treed lot. $36,900. F. $48,900 — Looking for a spacious 5 bedroom Victorian? downers in South Windsor filed Hammond St., Rockville, was charged Wednesday with dis­ Much Mora. Convalescent Home, 333 ble garages. Your plans or ours UNUSUAL eight room L Sa/a Conduettd by ... Merritt Agency, 646-1180. J. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. If you appreciate the charm and grace of this period home arrested Wednesday on a Robert J. Kelly, 37, of 21 Earl orderly conduct in connection TECHNICIAN Bidwell St., Manchester. 647- Ranch, fireplaced living room, Square dance SANDY’S ANTIQUES 9194, Ext. 58. please make an appointment early. Call Jan Wiater. warrant issued by Common St., Rockville, was charged with the investigation of a com­ Due to expansion of our Service Department, we 1 1/2 baths, kitchen with Pleas Court 19 charging him plaint from a neighbor concer­ in Hebron 646-2690 o 694-1882 VERNON ... commercial zoned VALUES adjoining family room, and Wednesday with being a require an experienced Oil Burner Service Techni­ 4 & 3 two family on a 84x120 lot $51,900 — Must Be SOLDII 9-room Colonial with 5 with second-degree larceny. ning excessive noise coming The Hebron Republican cam­ 3-11 OPENINGS - for RNs and Immaculate 3 bedroom Condo screened patio and pool, also fugitive from justice in New cian. Knowledge of heating essential. This is a full­ LPNs. Excellent benefits and selling for only $36,900. T. J. bedrooms, 2 V2 baths, first floor family room with fireplace Police said the arrest was the from Kiember's apartment. paign committee will sponsor a LEGAL with family room, kitchen adjoining mother-in-law apart­ York. Police said he is wanted Bonds‘Stocks-Mortgaaes 6 working conditions. Please app­ Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. ment, with kitchen, bath and and 2 garages. Owner demands a quick sale. Call George result of the investigation of the Kiember was released on a square dance Friday from 8 time, year round positirn. We off^r an excellent appliances, air-conditioning, in that state on a charge of NOTICE benefit program including Sick Pay, Free Hospital- ly in person. Meadows Con­ living area, many extras, $49,- Popik. Meetings set theft of an automobile first-degree robbery. $250 non-surety bond for p.m. to 1 a.m. at GOP MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ valescent Home, 333 Bidwell MANCHESTER - to settle fully carpeted. $35,500. 900, 646-6993. belonging to Timothy Flaherty appearance in court in cond, third. All kinds. Realty Medical Plan, Uniforms, Pension and Profit Call about our new homes in He was held at the Vernon headquarters, Rt. 66. Notice is hereby given that an Street, Manchester. An equal Estate, two family 5-5, two car of Earl St., Rockville. Pariseau Rockville on Nov. 5. statewide. Credit rating un­ Sharing Plans. Forrest Hills. Prices start at Police station overnight in lieu Music will be provided by order dated August 7, 1975 has opportunity employer. garage, garden space, con­ COVENTRY - three bedroom LIST YOUR HOUSE IN . . . necessary. Reasonable. Con­ venient location to schools and for Coventry was released on a $500 non­ of posting a $50,000 bond. He Walt Wade and the Country been issued by the undersigned $46,990. Ranch, all hardwood floors, surety bond for appearance in Edgar E. Byam, 49, of East fidential, quick arrangements. Call bewteen 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Monday thru FrI. DIETARY SERVICE - full shopping, 643-8498, days, 684- fireplace, full basement, gar­ was to be presented in court in Echos. Art Pinney will be the authorizing the name of the gas Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. court in Rockville, Nov. 5. Windsor, was charged caller. Refreshments' will be screw ITUNA Official Number time, mature person responsi­ 4192, evenings and weekends. den, one acre plus, $33,000, Ted- Rockville today. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Owner agent. FIRST HARTFORD REALTY served. 504165 owned by John B. Fogar­ ble for sanitation program, in ford Real Estate, 647-9914. REALMS CORNER .MONICA SHEA Legion posts ford. Evenings, 233-6879. BANTLY DIL CD. kitchen, Monday through 646-6555 The Board of Education will Members of the Green- ty of which Hartford, Ct., is the 331 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Friday, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily, STRANT STREET- An oldie After hours and weekends MANCHESTER - Beautifully 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 meet tonight at 7:30 in the Chabot-Richardson American home port, to be changed to MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd TELEPHONE 649-4S95 contact Mrs. Burdick, Meadows but goodie ... vacant seven 646-5080 maintained 6 room Cape, three Teachers Room of the Coventry Legion Post of Coventry and the BELLEVUE SQUARE. mortgages — interim financing Convalescent Home, 333 room Colonial with aluminum bedrooms, custom built High School. P. F. Jones — expeditious and confidential Bidwell St., Manchester, 647- siding, IV2 baths. Was in the kitchen, formal dining room, Mansfield Post and Unit will service, J.D. Real Estate Edward Mahoney, principal meet tonight to hear the boys by direction of the 9194, Ext. 58. mid 40’s,, but owner wants ac­ MANCHESTER - new listing, full basement with family Assoc. 646-1980. tion. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, VERNON - exciting seven room ELLINGTON of Capt. Nathan Hale School and girls who attended boys’ Officer in Charge five room older home, central room. Garage. Lovely terraced LICENSED PLUMBER - call HOUSEHOLD HELP - one mor­ 643-1577. yard. Low 40’s. Tedford Real Raised Ranch, two full baths, MAKE US AN OFFER! will give an interim report on and girls’ state under the spon­ Marine Inspection Help Wanted location, small barn $29,900, fireplace, lovely rec room, two WE FEEL BADLY 13 644-1317. ning a week, laundry, general Estate, 647-9914. On this all brick home. 3 bedrmt., 2< the new programs at that U.S. Coast Guard CLERK TYPIST Hayes Corp., 646-0131. sorship of the posts. housework, some childcare, $31,900 - Essex Street, anxious car garage, large private treed garage, full basement with, school and the progress of team Girls were Cathy Mohan from JOBSEEKERS Employment Accuracy with figures and lot. Asking $43,900. Shorey fireplace on 2 acres. Call 649-5306. WAITRESSES - or waiters, own transportation, references, owner wants out before heating PORTER ST. - Circa 1825, teachings at the school. Coventry, Cathy Ann Machan Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., typing skills a necessity. part time help only, all shifts call 646-6788. season starts. Six-room Realty, 872-8578. FOR THE POOR NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION with full and part time oppor­ delightful old homestead, lovely £QUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY’ The board will discuss the sti­ from Bolton, Martha Hall from Variety of office duties in­ available. Restaurant open 24 carpeted Cape, vacant, trades yard with huge towering trees, MANCHESTER pend for Audio-Visual coor­ Mansfield. AND tunities available now. East hours, experienced help only, LEGAL SECRETARY - for considered, 'T.J. Crockett, MANCHESTER - Aluminum BARROWS & WALLACE cluded within this position. and an oval drive. Wide floor­ * 3 7 3 0 0 sided beauty, three bedroom dinator and the bus situation. Boys were Brian Keller from NOTICE TO CREDITORS Hartford, 568-1070. Small office. Hours 8:00 to with references, apply within. Manchester office, central Realtors, 643-1577, Manchsstor Naw Haven Harttord boards, a Dutch oven and Drastic price reduction on this four Raised Ranch with 2 baths, ful­ 649-S306 397-1515 728-6615 Coventry and Jacob Bohr from Notice is hereby given, pur­ 4:30. Ask for Walt or Del, Restaurant location, excellent opportunity numerous other features, two Young Democrats $29,900- Five room Ranch with bedroom full-dormered Cape on 69 ly applianced kitchen, 2 Coventry; Richard Page and suant to Section 33-379 (a) of EXECUTIVE Secretary - 94, 29 McNall St., Manchester. for qualified applicant, call 649- car garage with storage space. Diane Drive. Two baths, first floor The Young Democratic Club INSURANCE Mature personable individual LIBEMl BDKflT PROCMM INaUDiNG partial basement in good condi­ fireplaces, 2-car garage. $53,- The Connecticut 2865. Two extra buildings including family room, owner says, “Sell now." will meet tonight at 8 in the Giovanina Farritti from for 25 hour work week, 10 to 3 NON CONTRIBUTORY PENSION PIRN. SALESPERSON - With artistic tion, and a big lot also. T.J. 500. Wolverton Agency, Mansfield. General Statutes, that The the slave hiding headquarters. Realtors, 649-2813. CENTRALLY located Ranch. home of Ken and Joyce Fay on Manchester Water Company, a p.m. daily or as arranged, in APPLY IN PERSON OR CAU 643-1101. flair, full or part-time, includes Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Priced in mid 60’s. Call for an Beautiful wooded lot, city • Mark Dr. The students will speak at 8 downtown Manchester one night. Apply in person. AN IMPOSSIBLE DREAM? Connecticut corporation having appointment. Keith Real FOR SALE - four room Cape, utilities, bus line. Only $28,500..' The club will discuss the ap­ tonight at the post home on architectural office. Good Flower Fashions, 85 East Maybe you can prove (t'a poaalbtal MANCHESTER- - newly Estate. 649-1922, 646-4126. WARREN E. its principal place of business in ALLIED PRINTING You may tf you are: A raftnad, two fireplaces, single car gar­ Immediate occupancy. Owners pointment of a nominating com­ Wall St. COMPANIES typing and shorthand required. Center Street. carpeted three bedroom home, anxious. Pasek Realtors, MLS, , age, in center of town. The Post is planning a tag the Town of Manchester, Please send resume to Box AA, aomewhat mature, conactanitoue, large living room, large mittee and a constitution com­ atari, atabte typo ol peraon ot htgh (n- CAPE COD - two years old, 24’ HOWLAND Telephone 646-8350 for appoint­ 289-7475. sale for Oct. 25 and 26. Connecticut, has been dissolved Manchester Herald. SERVICES INC. CUSTODIAL Applications - kitchen, with large dining area, mittee. What a shame! What a shame! What a legrtty; abte to devote ttme to your living room, first floor family Realtors 643-1108 ment. No agents. effective October 1, 1975, by 579 Middle Turnpike W. being accepted, for part time duttea wtth a mtntmum of abaanca refrigerator and stove, room with fireplace and \H SU R AH tt shame! Insurance casualty losses on MANCHESTER - New three resolution adopted by its Board GOVERNESS - Live-in, five Manchester, Conn. evening work, applications, because ol family and other com­ beautiful back yard, fruit trees beamed ceilings. Eat-in bedroom Ranch, dining room, department store goods are way, way up- An Equal Opportunity Employer and grapevines, quiet of Directors and shareholders. days weekly. Must speak may be completed at the office mitments; able to aaaums raapon- kitchen, formal dining room, WEST SIDE - Six room Cape, MANCHESTER kitchen with built-ins'fi ...and they’d be up even higher if nice, Male ^Female slblllly and taka a real Interaat In your neighborhood, enclosed front A certificate of dissolution has Singhalese, to oversee child, of Facilities Services, Union king sized Master bedroom, dishwasher, carpeting, rec THE CAPTAIN'S HOUSE aluminum siding, basehoar^b generous guys like me didn’t chase around recreation, diet, health and School, 771 Main St., South duttea (and not Just pay day); a good and rear porch, $34,900, aluminum siding, two car gar­ been filed with the Secretary of typist; able to taka shorthand (we room, 2-car garage. $35,000. Quaint older seven-room Colonial with heat, $42,500. Wolverton A gen^ after the fires, tornados, earthquakes, and deportment, teach Singhalese Windsor, Ct. or call, 289-3012. evenings call 649-5125, mor­ age, treed lot, mint condition, authentic pine paneled and fireplaced cy, Realtors, 649-2813. State, as required by law. hope); a good penman with basic nings, 289-8251. Call 646-6812, trainwrecks buying up the still usable, still and English. Call between 6 TWO Experienced short order $53,200, Philbrick Agency, family room Nicely shaded lot, two------jr> All creditors of said corpora­ knowledge ol bookkeeping and car garage, owner has retired to the saleable (we hope!) merchandise. Most of p.m. and 8 p.m. - '646-6248. cooks, one full time and one DRIVER needed to deliver record keeping; an "on-lhs-ball” par- Realtors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - five very at­ MANCHESTER - Foujj;^. NOTICE tion, if any, are warned and part-time, also experienced prescriptions and some stock RANCH-CONDOMINIUM 5V2 Cape, ana is very anxious to sell. Price ton but with wisdom enough to know bedrooms and family room on'^ this stuff is 100% perfect, some 99% hereby given notice to present tractive rooms, garage, two reauced at $3^900 Offers wanted. waitress or waiter for work, mornings. Apply to the value and Importance ol rooms. Two or three bedrooms. Must be sold. first floor, applianced kitchen, J.* losses perfect, some 90% and some only 9%. their claims to Hugh M. Completely automatic kitchen, baths, nice yard and COME SEE THE STUFF WE RE weekends, call 646-9497. manager at once, Liggett Drug, adhering to tome ol the ao-callad neighborhood, 6 1/2% assum- full baths, finished basementr:. Every Item is a bona fide bargain and ''old-lathlonad” Ideas and Idaalt. central air-conditioning. Nice Joseloff, attorney at law, 80 Parkade. NEW LISTING mable mortgage, with about Attached garage. $45,900]J^ PEDDLING TO THE every item is sold with a 100% Diversified duties. (A aents ol humor rear patio. Professional State Street, Hartford, Connec­ MDTTS LEGAL SECRETARY - part LARGE SEVEN ROOM An­ $20,000 down, or conventional, Wolverton Agency, Realtor»> UNSUSPECTING PUBLIC satisfaction-or-your-money-back time, experienced preferred, FLOOR EMPLOYE - Over 18 would be an aaaat to go with tha landscaping. Very, very, very, MANCHESTER WATER ticut on or before February 17. dignity ol the poaltlon). saldi built Raised Ranch, tile CHFA financing available. $36,- REAL ESTATE CENTER 649-2813. guarantee. How can you go wrong? 1976. All claims not presented SHOP-RITE hours 1-5 p.m., hourly rate, per­ only. Apply in person to low 30’s and in our opinion, baths, built-ins, carpeting, f.t THIS WEEKEND: II you have all or moat ol thaaa worth more. Mr. Hurwitz, 900, Odegard Realty, 643-4365. tr .’ as herein provided will be manent position. Strong typing manager, UA Theatre East, two fireplaces, large family 646-4144 RUSTCRAFT and machine transcription. Manchester Parkade. qualKIcatlona and would Ilka to tall Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. FR£CHEnE& MARTIN, INC., Realtors ...... *...... COMPANY WINTER Windshield barred as provided by Section SUPERMARKET ua about them, you might be the one room, two-car garage, one MANCHESTER - Seven room Lots-Land For Sale 24* ANIMAL Style Holiday Design Air Conditioner VINYL COVERS School 12” Rulers Light shorthand, good 263 Main Street Manchester ______33-379 (d) of the Connecticut 214 Spencer St. to become an aaalatant to a busy MANCHESTER - newly acre lot, with extra buildings Cape with fireplace, aluminum PROTECTORS Their 794 PAPER PLAT&, OUR telephone personality. Send CONTACT SALESMAN - woman executive In a last growing CANDLES T h e ir their General Statutes. carpeted three bedroom home, suitable for storage or horse. siding, plaster walls, large lot, HOW MANY two family' Manchester, Ct. resume to P. 0. Box 470, Nationwide Credit Corp. wants aatoclallon ol men and woman. On a 2-car garage, quiet W IL L BE with tie strings OUR 3 9 « CUPS, NAPKINS $ 1 .7 9 25' 13< Dated at Manchester, large living room, large Mid 50’s. Bolton area. MANCHESTER - Exceptional building lots are there availab®! • B ird s has immedlata openinga Manchester. hard hitting salesman for out­ part-llma basts at leaat for the prs- neighborhood convenient to in Manchester? We have one* ? Connecticut, this 1st day of Oc­ aent. Pleasant, homellka at- kitchen, with large dining area, buy on three bedroom Colonial, • Frogs 88* Plastic STORM for side direct selling. Good closer, Convenient to 1-84. schools. $37,900. Odegard Real­ Call Tongren Real Estate, 63j/' INTERNATIONAL SILVER • Mice 6-IS gsl. tober, 1975. SECRETARY - Local law of­ high commission Repeat motphere, central location. Hours refrigerator, and stove, with 1 12 baths, den, living PRICE WINDOW OUR I and salary negoliabla. PIsaia tend ty, 643-4365. room and family kitchen, only 8633, 289-8802. CLOSED POLISH with Their $1.99 Vi SODA or 12 (Its. The Manchester Water DELICATESSEN CLERKS fice, excellent short-hand and business. Full or part time. beautiful back yard, fruit trees DUBALDO-LESPERANCE relerencea and resume to Box E, $32,500. Wolverton Agency, Applicator MY WIFE SAYS I’M KITS 3P« Company typing skills required. 35 hour Phone Mr. Mitchell collect 216- and grapevines, quiet 646-0505 $ 0 0 0 • Part-time openings on Mancheater Herald. neighborhood, enclosed front EAST HARTFORD - four room Realtors, 649-2813. Their n.29 O U R 0 9 ^ KIND, WARM, AND Joseloff, week, salary with medical 255-5050 or write P.O. Box 4117, Ranch, full basement, on acre MONDAY, OCT. 13 FRIENDLY EXCEPT morning shift, should be benefits. Legal experience Cleveland, Ohio 44123. ana rear porch, $34,900, ANDOVER COMBS " I I August & Sudarsky lot, sliding glass doors to MINI-FARM on West side, SHICK SPRAY WHEN I’M able to work from 7 preferred, call weekdays, 9-5, evenings call 649-5125, mor­ BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 their OUR Its Attorneys , nings 289-8251. enclose living porch, Tongren seven room home in excellent AHENTION BUILDERS aVt MEAN, NASTY a.m. to 3 p.m. 647-9903. KITCHEN HELPER - for bedrooms, garage, large Real Estate, 633-8633, 289-8802. * * OUR BBC Business Opportunity 14 wooded lot $36,000. Philbrick condition, new siding etc. gar­ Three adjacent buildingy AND • Part-time openings on salad, sandwich preparation V PHONE FROM home to ser­ work, position available days or HEBRON - BOLTON line. Open Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. age, large lot with garden and lots, wooded, surveyed, 1 V i' Their $1.00 \ HOSTILE! afternoon ahift, ehould be STRENGTHEN FREE Enter­ NORTH COVENTRY - new fruit trees, shed, $42,000. acres each. Terms. vice our customers in the nights, call Cavey’s 643-2751. House Sunday, 1-5, 80 DalyilvRd., listing. Seven room Raised Columbus Day INDEX able to work from 1 p.m. to prise - “ S tart Your Own COLONIAL - seven rooms, 11/2 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Manchester area, flexible Business” Seminar. For reser­ three bedroom Raised Ranch Ranch, fireplace, two car gar­ NOTICES 6 p.m; baths, three bedrooms, 646-4200. CONTAC hours, super earnings., 249-7773. “ATTENTION - Work with the vations, call 742-9087 before 1 with built-ins, on one acre. age. Beautiful treed acre lot. 1 — Loll ind Found • Part-time openings on oldest Toy & Gift Party Plan in Owner, 643-9480. breezeway, garage, swimming WARREN E. HOWLAND Shelf Paper 2 — Psrionili p.m. Only $39,900 Pasek Realtors, evening ihlft, should be REAL ESTATE Sales - the country - our 28th year! 10% pool, redwood deck, wooded BOLTON - newer Raised Ranch Realtors 643-1108 3 — Announcominti . 289-7475, 742-8243. with 27' kitchen and dining 1 2 ’ Roll OUR 4 — Enlerlainmeni able to work from 4 p.m. or Training program. Starting commission plus bonus. No MANCHESTER - Price yard. $42,500. Philbrick Agency, 5 — Auctions November 14th, intensive five collecting, no delivering, no in­ reduced $3,000 on this im­ Realtors, 646-4200. area. Large living room, three Their 98‘ 4 8 ^ 5 p.m. to midnight. bedrooms, fireplaced family FINANCIAL full day course taught by cer­ vestment; Car necessary. Call Situation Wanted IS maculate seven-room Cape. Business Property 28 tified instructors. Must be today l-6'73-3455, or write San­ Custom kitchen, three or four EXECUTIVE L Ranch - nine MANCHESTER room, 2 1/2 baths, 2-car garage. m . to jj 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages $54,500. Wolverton Agency, OLD FORGE ’ Oi 9 — Parsonal Loans BAKERY CLERKS licensed or in process. Com­ ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. 06001. bedrooms, rec room, oversized rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom, Must sell. Beautiful 8-room MANCHESTER - Unique op­ 10 — Insuranca CHILD CARE - infant through family room, game room, den, Colonial. Featuring: Realtors. 649-2813. crg iss Gomiiosior Kitchen Knives pany expansion, necessitates Also booking parties.” pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, garage. Secluded yard etc. portunity - modern one floo^ EMPLOYMENT I • Full-time opening, should addition of several full time Priced to sell. $37,900. R. private yard, on dead end street • Four Bedrooms building with 2300 square feetj 13 — Halp Wanted private home, playmates, in prime neighborhood, for COLUMBIA LAKE - spacious Their OUR be able to work days and sales persons to accommodate spacious yard, convenient for Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- • Family Room with Fireplace three acres, ideal for office, 14 — Business OppoMunllies trassfer clients. Call Cleo 1980 further details call Philbrick four bedroom Ranch, 15 — Situation Wanted two nights per week. commuters. 644-9000. • Formal Dining Room club, or organization. Belo\^ $1.49 7 5 l^ \ I • Part-time openings on Glidden, for interview. Replies McDonald’s is now hiring Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. fireplaced living room, large replacement at $49,900. Hayes lectric Range EDUCATtON closers for their store in OLDER HOME - 3 or 4 • Living Room with Fireplace country kitchen with new 1975 15 — Private Instructions morning shift, should be strictly confidential. Glidden WILL BABYSIT in my home Corporation, 646-0131. ; BURNER PANS GARRISON COLONIAL - four appliances, dining area, 19 — Schools-Ctasses able to work from 7 a.m. Associates Inc. 644-2533. Manchester. The hours are half or full days, weekdays. bedrooms, needs little atten­ • jtpplianced Kitchen 20 — Instructions Wanted years old, fieldstone fireplace, finished family room, entire «wir$1.00 0UR5D«/ 7^ to 2 p.m. or 3 p.m. from 5 p.m. to close and 7 Have three year old, would like tion, large lot, $28,500. Century • First Root Family Room MANCHESTER - doctors,' AVON-Trim your Christmas p.m. to close nightly. All 21, Jackston Agency, 646-1316 or beam ceiling, wall-to-wall home completely redecorated. lawyers, and professionals takd Magic Protector their 1.50. 008 “7S«/g(to-/.^ h e a l e s t a t e I • Part-time openings on playmates. Reliable mother. carpeting, family room, sliding • Two-Car Garage Two minute walk to the lake. \ 23 — Homes lor Sale tree with the extra $$ you make applicants must be 18 years Reasonable. Green School area. 646-5461. note, eight room Colonial, high 24 — Lols-Land lor Sale morning shift, for clerk to representing the world’s glass doors to large deck, gar­ • 2^1 Baths Docking privileges. Mid 40’s. traffic area, parking for 3(1 PADS - X TOH'NbrtY 25 — Investment Properly old to apply. Apply in person 646-8166. make donuts, ehould be largest cosmetics and toiletries MANCHESTER - Full age, mint condition, $51,700. All this on acre lot. Asking Thomas J. Blanchard, Real cars, ideal for office and home Towelettes ourL v ,,^ 26 — Business Properly Estate, 646-0299. LTheir 35' 1 27 — Besort Property able to work from 7 a.m. to company. Show and sell dormered six room Cape, three Pnilbrick Agency, Realtors, $54,900. All reasonable offers or apartment situation, manji (h .(r9 .. 28 — Real Estate Wanted 2 p.m. or 3 p.m. beautiful gifts, cosmetics, bedrooms - (2 extra large, will 646-4200. considered. possibilities, G(SiR Realty, 289-> jewelry etc. in your spare time. . "m cDONALDS hold king size furniture). 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - Two family, Convertible MISC. SERVICES 46 WEST CENTER ST. FRECHETTE & MARTIN 5-5, two car garage, convenient 6885. LADIES’ Goodrich 31 — Services Ollered Set your own nours-pick your □ EDUCATION baths, formal dining room, CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, SOFA BEDS with 32 — Paif.ting-Papering I IMPORTED CHEESE CLERKS own work days. Interested? MANCHESTER, CONN. fireplaced living room, kitchen city utilities, handy location, location, 643-8498 or 684-4192. Resort Property 27 Herculon Covers TENNIS SNEEX 33 - Buildlng-Conlracllng •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner-agent. 34 — Roollng-Sldlng Call 523-9401. with built-ins. Walk to Buckley $31,500. Philbrick Agency, their • Part-time openings, ehould Private Instructions 18 School. Owner relocating. $39,- Realtors, 646-4200. Their $419.95 O U R 238®“ $ 9 a o , 35 — Heatlng-Plumblno WEST CENTER ST. area. !amp -il.95 OUR 36 — Flooring I be available to work ovo- 900. Call 649-8192. Newer two family. Aluminum MANCHESTER veyed acres, furnished has 37 — M oving-Trucklng-Storage PROFESSIONAL Tutoring Ser­ ■ CIRCA 1830 well maintained siaymaker Bike Pocket Style IUI Metal 18 — Sarvicas Wanted ning ahift, from 4 p.m. to PRINTING PLANT siding, w/w carpeting. Country deeded right of way, running ®SW bhingtt01IIS or Combination '■OwS 12 midnight and be avail­ FIRST SHIFT vice, Reading and Math. Free REDUCED FOR quick sale - nine room Antique Colonial, kitchen. Owners must sell. Only SUPER KITCHEN water in camp, owner will CALCULATORS MISC. FOR SALE consultation and evaluation, two family, 30 Locust Street, no four fireplaces, four bedrooms, 11 — Articles lor Sale able to work day ahift • PROOFREADER — Some experience necessary. Read $54,900, Pasek Realtors, 289- This lovely seven room finance to qualify buyer. $4,700. . $1.00“ O U R i 4I 9 « O U R 8 4 * 12 — Building Supplies 649-8023. agents. 646-2426, 9-5. study, one full and two 1/2 baths 7475. Fenton Chester Real Estate, $ O U R 5 0 * ■ if Tueaday or Wednesday. proofs against copy noting grammatical, typographical or Colonial has been completely Fl 1.00 13 — Pels -Birds- Dogs plus attached five room un­ P.O. Box 122, Lvndon. Vermont 4 — Livestock composition errors. Compare lithographic plates against remodeled inside and outside. finished carriage shed, poten­ VERNON - large eight room 05849. 1-802-626-5669. WASTE DISPOSER for LAWN & GARDEN 5 — Boats a Accessories approved copy. Hours 7:00 to 3:30. MANCHESTER - Redwood Excellent aterting rataa, with tial for studio, etc., two story Cape, two full baths. Fireplace, Three huge bedrooms, first 6 — Sporting Goods • RECEIVER — Receive and move heavy skids of paper Farms, by owner, eight room 7 — Garden Products one ot-tha baat waga Dutch Colonial, large dining barn, well treed lot, $54,000, rec room, den, king size Master floor family room, U'z baths, Real Estate Wanted 28 6 -- Antiques □ REAL ESTATE Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Reduces 15 bushels of waste to 1. Provides schedulaa In tha Induatry. utilizing fork truck. Lift heavy cartons of paper. Muat be 21 room, 2 1/2 baths. King size bedroom, owner leaving state. new refrigertor, stove dis­ 9 — Wanted to Buy 646-4200. valuable fertilizer.. mulch .. humus. PEN Complata program olllbaral years Old with driver’s license. Hours 8:00 to 4-30 master bedroom, first floor O ffers accepted, $35,900, hw asher, New cabinets, ALL CASH for your property i t RENTALS SECDND SHIFT Homes For Sale 23 Shorey Realty, 872-8578. aluminum siding, vacant. Within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Get rid of leaves, twiijs and clippings ... without burninq .. 2 — Rooms lor Rent Iringa banatlta. family room, new in-ground eliminate p(Miution. Apply: • PROOFREADER — Part-time 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. pool, 2-car garage, fantastic Owner reduced price to $41,- instant service. Hayes Corpora­ 3 — Apartments lor Rent COVENTRY $39,500 Thurs. 6-9 4 — Hom es lor Rem Experience preferred but not necessary. 7.8 ACRES - pond, custom built view of Hartford. Moving out of MANCHESTER - Northfield 500 for quick sale. Excellent tion, 646-0131. 5,— Business lor Rent Colonial, 2Vz baths, family I • BINDERY WORKER — Full time 4:30 to 12:00. Experience state, must sacrifice at $62,500. PRICED TO SELL Green, seven room Colonial value on today's market. Reg. $149.00 NOW $ ] Q 9 0 0 i l l H PO l 5 — Resort Properly (or Rent room, fireplaces, garages. SELLING your house? Call us 7 — Wanted to Rent M D n S preferred but not necessary. PerfoFm various hand Principals only. 647-9332. RilMd Rineh, qit-ln Ml., Ilv. room style Condominium, three 3 — Miac. (or Rem Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. bedrooms, two full and two half first and we'll make you a cash . _ Friday 10-9 operations such as collating and Inserting. Will be trained to with llroptoco, 3 bodrmt., f'/i both*, 1 REDWOOD FARMS - Custom largo tot, Immad. occupancy. Call baths, paneled family room, offer. One day service. T. J. EQUIPMENT CORP. i l B i »1 AUTOMOTIVE SHOP-RITE run 60 station rotomatic collator. FM “lAWH lOUIPMfHT K Alik ■tittt.ee*.. " * 64t-S30B lor appt. to aaa. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. & UWN lOUirMINT n OUR lUStNIH” ^ f a i ^ l a o c g oaiuruay i u - d I — Autos (or Sale MANCHESTER - Large newer seven room Raised Ranch, central air conditioning, wall- BBiSaturday 10-5 ! — Trucks (or Sale SUPERMARKET duplex three room apartment. three bedrooms, 18x24’ to-wall carpeting, lots of REAL ESTATE GEHTER RT. 83 872 0707 VERNON, CONN EQUAL HQUSINQ OPPORTUNITY I — Heevy Equipment (or Sale Immaculate condition fireplaced family room, double storage, carport, tennis courts,, 646-4144 IMMEDIATE CASH for your 1 — Molprcycles-BIcycles 214 Sponcor 8t, ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES INC. property. Let us explain our 2 miles from Vernon Circle of lit. 83 I — Campers-Trallers-Moblle throughout. Priced right. R. garage, acre wooded lot with BARROWS & WALLACE and swimming pool. Must see to Fffi(»IETTE& MARTIN, INC., Realtors Mon. to Thurs. 8-6'30, Fri. 8-8, Sat. 8-4 I C m R HARTFORD Homes Manchoalor 579 Middle Turnpike W., Manchester, Conn. Mandwttor New Hi v m Hartford fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, I. & PINE ST.. MANCHESTER 6 4 9 -778 2 Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- gorgeous view. Merritt Agency M9-8306 397-1518 728-6815 263 Main Street Manchester i — Automotive Sefvice 4 n tqu il opporlunlly tmplorw. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F 1980. 646-1180. 647-1413. — Autos (or Rent-Leisa Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs.. Oct. 9, 1975— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Oct, 9, 1975 Novelist Born Loser — Art Sansom WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Wanted to Buy ACROSS 2 City in France MY PAP SAY-5 HE KNOWS WHEN PPESHEaAY 49 . ..Apartinenta For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent S3 Autos For Sale 51 1 English 3 Each WHSsI I eETSCyWETHINe novelist, 4 Fiber knots WHEN THE E N P <3F THE I T 'L L C O M B ^ ANTIQUES, lamps, dftlls, HI6FHERTHAN A 'C.* WE PAY $15 for complete junk Marian------5 Enervates m a n ^ WORLD WILL Q3WE. V ON MY REPORT CARD, clocks, guns, oil paintings, Dear Abby 6 George------cars. Call Joey, Toliand Auto 6 Short jacket QSIEI statues, toys, post cards, com­ NOW RENTING! Body, 528-1990. was her 7 Hawaiian B E S ra ics, crank phonographs, oak pseudonym garland E iF in furniture. 646-2690, 646-1882. By Abigail Van Buren 11 Reiterate 8 Complete HH INDEPENDENCE FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, 13 Offensive Odor 9 Spotted f9ur cylinder, manual transmis­ DEAR /^ B Y : I am a direct decendant of General Joseph 14 Catarrhal, animal B ia sion, very economical, owner, Hooker, who served valiantly in the Civil War. disease 10 Tossed 644-0466. 15 Dawdle VILLAGE I do not know how my fan^y name became a synonym 12 Pesterers 28 Bed canopies 36 Scarf □ RENTALS An Adult Community 16 She did some 13 Openhanded 31 She wrote 37 Arabian gull Manchester for prostitute, whore or harlot, but I find it very offensive. writing blow 1968 YELLOW automatic VW 17 Mephlsto ■------from 39 Dispatches Dir. from Route 6 & 44A convertible, good second car, There are numerous other Hookers who are respectable, 18 It Is (contr.) Clerical Life" 41 American 19 Pub brew 21 Danish coin Rooms tor Rent 52 Z North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) call 875-1897 after 5. law-abiding citizens, and I am sure I speak for them when I 20 Ruche 32 Scottish plaid physicist say we Hookers are slandered by this commonly accepted, 23 Evening 33 Too 42 Rots flax uL_' _ to Henry. 22 Slight taste 25 Futile 34 Abrogate 45 Fish THOMPSON House,, furnished MERCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. unmoral connotation. 23 Flat-bottomed 1B75byk6A.me,TM R*g US Pit 0 O tt7S ty NtA, l« t. TM thtj U > >H QH /o- 26 Stake 35 Tranquil 47 Broadway sign 10-9 rooms, centrally located. Small quiet complex of unusual 1 Very clean, very good condi­ I have two daughters and a son, and the girls especially / boat 24 Jitters Kitchen privileges. Parking. tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- r " 6 4 5“ 7 1 0 Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss Bedroom townhouses, close to bus, haw been embarrassed numerous times by people who have 26 Golfing stroke 6 8 5“ Real Estate Wanted 28 Building-Contracting Reasonable rates. Phone 649- 9800 days, or 247-9031. made jokes about their being a couple of "hookers.” 33 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 2358. shopping, church, pooi, tennis. 27 Boat paddle ii 1 2 1 3 My son is seriously considering changing his name -26 Heavy weight I'M ^ 1 STILL WANT 1 I WAS RENTING A ^ REALLY MWERM — /S IT OKAV WHY, OF COURSE, MAY WE BUY your home? Featuring: 1973 PLYMOUTH gold duster, 6 25 Yugoslav city 1 4 TO HELP YOU. ROOM-BUT I RAN LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - BASEMENT water pump $40, 9 HORSE Tractor, show because ms fiancee doesn’t want to be a "Hooker," and she l6 I TOLD YOU IT WOULD , SORRY IF WE HAVE A GUEST DARLING. I'LL ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly cylinder, automatic, air- 30 Road curve WHERE ARE / OUT OF RENT FOP A FEW PAYS? Quick, fair, all cash and no new homes custom built, 1972 Cadillac carburetor, $60, • Massive Bedroom e Waik-in Cioset says if she has daughters, she doesn't want them to be BE A WASTE OF TIME TO j ABOUT YOU LIVING? 1HAVE DINNER thrower, also mower, good con­ MONEY. I'LL HAVE rooms. Single $56, double $69, 31 British gun 1 6 HT7 1 8 1 9 I'LL EXPLAIN WHEN problems. Call Warren E. remodeled, additions, rec two motorized forklifts, capaci­ • Fuil Basement e Laundry Hook-Ups conditioning, Chorches Motors, "Hookers," either. CALL MV FATHER! J THAT, TO GET A JOBI READY dition. Asking $300. 643-4644. plus tax, continental breakfast, 643-2791. 33 Fall flowers DAVE! I GET HOMEI Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ty 3,000 lbs. $1200 each, please 2 0 rooms, garages, kitchens air conditioning, color TV, call • Private Entrances and P^itios Am I overly sensitive? Or have I a point? 36 Cicatrix 2, . 2 2 remodeled, bath tile, cement call 643-9508. 646-2300. • 'Air Conditioner • Coior Co-ordinated Decor ^ A PROUD HOOKER 37 Pismire INSTANT cash for your home. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ OUTDOOR TOYOTA CELICA - 1972, 38 Pipe joints 2 4 2 6 Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s excellent condition, 47,000 DEAR PROUD: You have a point. Little can be done 40 Threefold ■ tial or commercial. Call 649- ELECTRIC GUITAR - and inciudes heat 21 Corner Realtors, 646-4525. amplifier, $60, cali 875-1841. FLEA MARKET 238 CHARTER OAK Street- miles, air conditioned, 20 MPG, about thoughtless people who use your family name aa a (comb, form) 2 8 4291, Room with private entrance, 41 Viper 1 AND TAG SALE overall. Make offer, Days„ 646- synonym for a woman of the streets, but I’ll print your i 9 3 0 WE WILL buy your home. suitable for older working per­ We have a large variety of 1 * 2-bedroom 5384, evenings, 649-2062. letter as a reminder. Also, if your son wants to change his 43 Priority (prefix) 1 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY SEASONED cord wood - cord Every Sunday 44 Timetable Quick efficient professional son. $20. weekly. Security. 649- apartments and townhouses throughout the name, it’s his privilege. 3 1 3 2 3 3 3 4 3 5 Carpentry and general contrac­ and 1/2 cord loads, delivered, 8 A.M. — 5 P.M. 1746. notation (2 service, call us first. W. J. Bar- E. Yeomans, 742-8907. Town of Manchester. 1973 GREMLIN, X package, six ting. Residential and commer­ BROAD ST. COMMON, DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a guy who is so wds.) 3T 3 7 69 comb Realtor, 644-8000. tires. Moving to Florida. Must 46 Viewed again ■ l cial. Whether it be a small MANCHESTER CENTRAL LOCATION - Free sell. 646-0471. cheap that he won’t marry the mother of ms kids because repair job, a custom built home LADIES FUR Coat - natural 48 Heavy 46 4 1 Behind Dairy Queen on Broad Street. parking, kitchen privileges, Raymond F. Damato she is on welfare and it pays for all her doctor and hospital 49 Maroon or anything in between, call 646- seal, three-quarter length, size bills? 4 4 Indoor space available for dealers references required. 643-2693 Owner Developer 50 Serfs 4 6 4 6 4 7 1379. 12-14, like new condition, cost 1970 Pontiac LeMans, low and craftspersons. after 5 p.m. for appointment on- mileage, recent tune-up and We are a young married couple who worry about the mgh 51 Bottoms o( feet $1000 plus, firm $300, 742-6364, 6- Designed With 46 4 9 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer ^y-______cost of living but struggle along, trying to pay for doctor □ MISC. SERVICES TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service 9 p.m. NEW DEALERS WEEKLY! _ You in Mind_ valve job, $1500 firm, call 649- DOWN 7850. and hospital bills, the house we are buying and our taxes. 1 Fungoid Ni 5 1 MAIL FOR MIS^ - Remodeling, repairs, ad- For Information, call MORE FROM JESJKISiS, K Y FURNISHED ROOM for rent, Model Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Daily disease of rye 9 MOLLYHOCK! ...... •••••••••• ditions, custom builoing. No job WHEELS - with, without new Our neighbors have been living together for three years. LI B R A R Y PLATTSBURGH, N.Y ______649-6544 linens provided, close to He makes more money than I do, but he told me that he Services Offered 31 too small. Free estimates. Over snow caps, GM 13”, 14” Ford Paul W. Dougan, Realtor CHEVY NOVA 1969, excellent yCARDS' WAYMESBURG, PA. everything. Call 646-3109. mechanical, good body, well I NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I —------25 years experience. 643-5769, 15” Never touched ground. 643- 649-3940 *646-1021 *643-4535 would be a fool to marry ms “old lady” because she’d lose M A R IO N , IND. REWEAVING burns, holes. 2880. FIREPLACE WOOD - save fuel maintained and dependable, all those benefits from welfare. 1 money, seasoned hardwood. MANCHESTER - clean, semi- $925, call 643-0539. It bums me up to see them enjoying all the extra money Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ------furnished room for working Window shades, Venetian ...... NEW - used, 1-5 gallon wide Cut, split and delivered. $22 they have from such a fraud while they laugh at us honest blinds. Keys. jars, wine bottles, half-cord. Stovewood, $27 half­ person, busline, parking, $20 MANCHESTER - November 1st MANCHESTER - new unusual MUSTANG II, 1974, four people. TV for rent. RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 mouth per week, Mr. Blanchard, 646- Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649-5221. crocks. Also kegs, barrels, cord. 228-0619. occupancy, brand new three one bedroom Townhouses now cylinder, manual transmission, BURNED FATHER 2482. economical, price negotiable. BIDWELL Home Improvement spigots. 643-2880. bedroom duplexes in residential renting at Independence NEIGHBORHOOD Tag Sale - neighborhood. Starting at $275 644-0466. DEAR BURNED: I agree, it’s a rotten, unjust situation. Win at Bridge MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Co. Expert installation of Village, an adult community. WURLITZER UJpright - good House Street, Glastonbury, FURNISHED ROOM - working per month. Includes appliances Full basements, private en­ But what is the alternative? Forcing people to marry? The Removal, pruning, lot clearing, aluminum siding, gutters and adult. Parking, on bus line, L,, spraying. Fully insured, condition, $525 firm, call 566- between Manchester Road and and carpeting. Heat not in­ trances and patio, includes VOLKSWAGEN - 1972, attendant evils to that would be even worse. trims. Roofing installation and references. Call 649-6526. excellent condition, $1,800. Call Slap-dash seldom scores big Licensecf. Free estim ates. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 3801, or 644-3270. Keeney Street. Children’s and cluded. Security deposit and heat, appliances, carpeting, air DEAR ABBY: I’m a slightly flabby male in my mid-30s household items, 9-2. Saturday. ••• references required. No pets. conditioner. Close to shopping, 649-8760. who occasionally wears a corset under a turtleneck or other Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Apartments For Rent NORTH The expert declarer doesn’t A SPANISH china cabinet, $175, 53 Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. church and bus.. Model open outfit where "midriff bulge” gives me a particularly lO -Y VV HORACE Tetrault — Siding, A A87 do nearly as well. He has bid . 1 ^ ) t975 byNEA, In c .T M R«fl US PU Ofl lO -< ? TWO HANDYMEN will clean, roofing, storm windows, aw­ a lawm mower with grass FIREWOOD for sale - Seasoned 11:30 till 8 p.m., daily. Henry VOLVO - 1973, 144, fuel injec­ unsightly appearance. It’s not too uncomfortable, and it three notrump and wants to win hardwooood, split and WE HAVE customers waiting UNUSUAL Deluxe one V A54 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, nings. Quality workmanship, catcher $35, a kitchen table, , St. off Main St., Manchester, tion, five steel radials, greatly improves the way I look. the game and rubber. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence delivered, $25 per half cord. for the rental of your apartment bedroom Townhouse, private Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- excellent. 644-0282. ♦ Q932 maintenance of lawn seasonal. free estimates. Fully insured. $25, air conditioner, 12,000 When someone once asked me how I "lost” so much He does win the first heart TOO PARK TO TRY Call F. Schillinger, 871-0737 or home. J.D. Real Estate entrances and patio, full base­ 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. 4i J32 M EANW HILE FOOFR 6LTZ?*'y U(5H: GRRKl Cellars and attics cleaned. 872-9187, 649-3417. BTU, $70, radial arm saw, $200, weight, I made the mistake of telling him the truth about and does lay down his ace of TRACKINS it , N O W l after 5 weekdays, all day Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ment, includes, heat, 1970 DODGE Challenger, WEST EAST THE BISFOOT lOR w r m m f ; Reasonable prices. 643-5305. and recessed florescent light the corset. Now I’m the butt of jokes from some of the guys clubs, but his next club play is a weekends. appliances, carpeting, and pool. MANCHESTER - family style automatic, good tires, good AQ42 « J1053 w h a t e v e r IT ROOFING - Specializing fixtures, $10 each, call 646-5826. at work. low one toward the jack. AVAILABLE supervised day $245 per month. Paul W. two bedroom Duplex, private shape, $900, or best offer. 649- VQJ1076 y 83 1$) 6EEM5T0 repairing roofs, new roofs, What’s wrong with a man wearing a corset or some kind ♦ K105 West takes his queen and goes HAVE BEEM care with meals1 foifor your elder­ gutter work, chimneys, cleaned FIREWOOD - for sale, well YOU can steam clean carpets THE Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or entrances and patio, full base­ 1798. 9 J864 professionally clean with new 643-4535. ment, includes heat appliances of girdle? Men aren’t ashamed to wear padded shoulders, *Q 7 4i 1086 about the business of setting up SCARED OUT ly relative, while you go to and repaired. 30 years seasoned, split or round, $25per OF IT5 W IT5- work, shopping, visit a friend. load. The Andrew Ansaldi Co., portable RINSE-N-VAC. Rent and carpeting. $255 per month. 1969 CHRYSLER Town and elevated shoes and hair pieces. They have as much right as his hearts but this doesn’t experience. Free estimates. CHARLES women to do whatever is necessary to improve their BV IT$ FACE- Call 649-2358 for information. Howley, 643-5361. 649-5249. at Manchester Wallpaper & BOLTON - MANCHESTER Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- Country Wagon, new transmis­ A K96 bother expert South at all. TO-FACE GON- Paint Company, 185 Middle APARTMENTS town line, large three room 1021, 643-4535. sion, brakes, differential, appearance. Yet when a man buys amy kind of a support to y K92 South wanted to guard against a FRONTATIOM ODD JOBS - trucking, home GE range, avocado, continuous Turnpike, West. 646-0143. Charles Drive apartment, stove, refrigerator, excellent engine, good tires, finn up his stomach, he lies about it and says it’s doctor’s ♦ A7 4-1 club break and the low club W ITH WASH ROOFING - Installation and A N D E A S Y repairs, serving Manchester for repairs, gutters, storm win­ cleaning, 1 1/2 years old. F o rm e rly quiet neighborhood, references ROCKVILLE 3Va ROOMS $700, call 643-9463. orders for a bad back. A AK954 to the jack was a perfect safety GARAGE SALE - Friday Oc­ required, $190 monthly, 643- five years, free estimates, 643- dows, doors. Experienced Excellent condition, $225. Call 173-183 E. Middle Tpke. What do you think about this, Abby? Women want play. tober 10, Saturday October 11, 5983. 1971 PLYMOUTH Sebring Plus, 0304. quality workmanship. Fully in­ 643-9262. Quiet location, not on a ROCKLAND TERRACE equality. Well, so do men! Both vulnerable Give West four clubs he could 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., 51 Goodwin $1200, 1970 Chevrolet Malibu * "OH, W W l YOU sured. Free estimates. through street. Some oc- Large and beautiful one bedroom PALO ALTO take his queen then or later, but LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and Reasonable prices. Rick ESTATE SALE - Walnut Street. Golf clubs and cart, MANCHESTER - newer three apartments, heat, hot water, all two door coupe $850, 1971 Pon­ DEAR PAL: For my part, a man can wear anything he that would be his only club BEAUTIFUL?" SHOULPVE $BEH electric heater, high chairs, cuapney for Oct. 1. bedroom Duplex, half of two appliances. Including dishwasher, tiac Bonneville, Two door hard­ West North East South THE WEIRPOE I cellars cleaned, for free es­ Burnett, 646-3005. bedroom set, bookcase, com­ wants to wear for any reason. And if he’s concerned about trick. If East held them he '9?S by NEA ing T M Btg j S p ji Q Luxury apartments, some JUST RAN INTO!" timate phone 647-9610. bination secretary-bar, cedar household items. Moving, many family, full basement, includes disposal, carpeting, pool and your top, $1495, 1972 Buick Electra what others think, he’s making a problem where none would take his quarry. Later bargains. own private terrace In a country set­ D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, lined chifforobe, four lyre back feature fireplace, 1 or 2 car appliances and carpeting, 1 1/2 $2500, 1971 Chevrolet Impala, exists. 1 NT. on. South would lead a club Alley Oop — Dave Graue baths, $280 per month, Paul ting. $185. No pets. ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 gutters, and leaders. Free es­ chairs, unique Treadle machine garage, and fenced in patio. $1595, Repossessions, Savings Pass 3 N. T. Pass Pass from dummy and pick up the W.Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, Bank of Manchester, 646-1700. Opening lead—Q y TCT plus parts. Brakes, shocks, timates. Fully insured. 249- (sewing), pine hutch, formica Rent at $260, New 872-4223 872-3976 529-6586 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel rest of the suit. NOW X GOTCHA, lube, bearings, etc. 0205. dinette set. Miscellaneous. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 buiidings start at $275. 643-4535. B IG m a n ! Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- Friday, October 10th, 9 a.m. 115 GTO 1967, body and parts, 646- DayT CONFUSE A reader from Louisiana f 9 | 2065. Heating-Plumbing 35 Eldridge Street, or appoint­ DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION FIVE ROOMS - second floor, 1148. OUR ESTIMATES By Oswald & James Jacoby wants to know why it is that the vations. Combined inside/out- kitchen and pantry newly n / m 'tEE ment, 667-0713. DAILY 2 p.m. UNTIL DARK Homes for Rent 54 PH-L. 4 ^ experts always make the win­ CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made SEWERLINES, sink lines, side runs, partitioned privacy, OR BY APPOINTMENT decorated, 1/2 cellar, and attic Slap-dash play works on occa­ ning plays in our column. germicidal lighting. Canine Trucks for Sale sion. South wins the first heart very reasonable, work cleaned with electric cutters, TAG SALE - 20 Families!!! and garage, no children or pets, MANCHESTER - four-room 62 Today’s article shows quite Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, $180 a month without heat, and goes after clubs. The slap­ guaranteed, call anytime, 649- by professionals. McKinney Yes!!! Twenty family tag sale. 646-0800 or 646-1540 house, immaculate condition, the opposite. The expert makes 4266. Manchester, 646-59971. references and security 1947 - 3/4-ton CHEVROLET dash player bangs down the ace Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Many beautiful items including fireplace, fully furnished, three or maybe four notrump. pany, 643-5308. pool table, electric sewing required, immedate occupancy. private yard, garage, no pets, truck, rack body, 4-speed. Built- and king. This drops West’s TIRED OF waiting in line? Call PRIVATE riding instructions, Reply Herald Box D. up springs, good tires. Rugged. queen and South is sure of 10 The ondinary player makes four machine, camera equipment, LOOKING for anything in real no children, $275 monthly, five or even six. the Car Doctor. We tune your NO JOB too small, toilet bicycles, color TV, radios, English and Western, $5.00 per estate rental - apartments, Hayes Corp. 646-0131. Powerful. 643-2880. tricks. He probably makes an car at your home. 19 years china, glasses, household hour, call 633-5571, anytime. homes, multiple dwellings, no eleventh by leading a diamond In general, we try to show the repairs, plugged drains, kitchen best play and the best play wins experience. For appointment faucets replaced, repaired, rec items, many more items too fees. Call J.D. Real Estate VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 1974 CHEVROLET Van, G-20, toward dummy’s queen and more often than poorer ones, call 649-4824 or 646-5826. rooms, bathroom remodeling, numerous to list. October 11th, BASSET HOUND - AKC Associates, Inc. 646-1980. APARTMENT 1/2 baths, family room, in- 3/4 ton, heavy duty suspension, may even wind up with twelve registered, male, eight months, but it does not win all the time. C£»tR4XLi. i O - 9 heat modernization, etc. Free 10-4, October 12th, 12-4, 780 Ver­ RENTAL OFFICE , eludes appliances, one car gar­ many extras, low mileage, if the defense isn’t top notch. DRIVEWAYS - Residential and estimates gladly given. M & M non Street, Manchester, Conn. $150, 742-9394. NEWER Three-bedroom Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other age, $350 a month, Paul W. excellent mechanically. Must sell, $3,195. 875-7670. © 1975 by Warnir Broi. inc.. commericial, installed Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Rain date, October 18 and 19th. Duplex - IV2 baths, carpeting, times by appointment Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- T M. R#g U.S. Pat. OH. Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway anywhere in Connecticut. No FREE to loving home, one all appliances. $275 monthly, We have a large variety of . 4535. job too small, or too large. 6M- TAG SALE - October 11, 12th, male Weimaraner, two years Frechettenette & ”Martin, ' TH ’ RUBBISH MEW ARE DUE PRETTY WAITAMIMUTE.' \ FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Inc., deluxe one & two b^room YER GETHN' c a r e l e s s , SOON, AIN’T THEY, AAA? SIS AMD I ' I BUILT NOW I GAN IRON 0863, out of town call collect. 10-4, 44 Packard Street off of old, call 633-4478, or 228-0300. Realtors, 646-4144. McKEE ST. - seven room older Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 WHATKIMPOFAM ' - Repairs and remodeling, SYLVESTER ...THATS TM'THIRD HAVE a m UMDERSTAMPIMS, AM’ SH E' 'UWPERSTAMPIWS’ I fTFOR D R A PES WITHOUT Wetherell. Townhouse and Garden type house, large lot, $250 and HAS TD TAKE TH' SARBASE OUT To WHATb sewer lines cleaned electrical­ TIME VA MISSED TW' WOULD SHE AOREE •HILDA. SNOW BLOWER repairing, ly. Prompt service on emergen­ AT Stud white toy poodle. MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 units throughout Manchester security, telephone, 646-1189. TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ TH' CURB THIS WEEK/ NO TIAAE FOR TO THAT WOULD COM THAT TAKING THEM chain and lawn mower. Championship background, tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. DOOR THIS HER TO STALL ANYMORE, IS MIT HER TO HAULIW6 THINS? . DOWN. cies. 643-7024. bedroom Townhouse, IVz baths, DAMATO ENTERPRISES TH E R E ? WE DOM'T WAMT sharpening and repairing, pick telephone 643-8825. WEEK ! M 06III TRASH.? TELL ME THE BARGAIN HUNTER full basement, private en­ 240 New State Rd. BOLTON - perfect three room TO M IS S 'EAA... ABOUT IT... up and delivery, Ellington 56 Cooper Street trances and patio, includes starter home, for young 1970 HONDA, SL 350, excellent shack; BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ 646-1021 Eouipment Center, Route 83, bing - All heating and plumbing has a full line of Fall and ENGLISH SETTER puppies, heat, appliances, carpeting, married couple only, private, running condition. $450. Call 1- Ellington Industrial Center, repairs plus remodeling. Call thoroughbred, no papers, $35. pool, air-conditioning, $290 per $135 a month, call 644-8976 after 537-1627. 875-5018, 8-6 p.m. daily Saturday Winter Clothes for men, 742-9347. 643-1496. women and children. Recently month. Paul W. Dougan, 5 p.m. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, like H-D SPORTSTER-1973, 5,000 10-9 remodeled. Everything from FREE to loving home, one year miles, new engine-30 over, PLUMBING and Heating private home, pleasant, con­ done a- // WINDOW CLEANING - repairs, remodeling a speciali- A-z, including holiday gifts. old, spayed, Cocker-Collie MANCHESTER- Large newer Business for Rent 55 many extras. Immaculate. kioieuftf venient location, working Jerry 643-6411. residential and commercial, in­ W. Otto Lorentzen, Contractor. Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10-4, Thurs. cross, loves children, very duplex three bedroom apart­ adults, no children, pets. 643- cluding initial cleaning for con­ Call to 8:30 a.m. and 6-7 p.m., and Fri. nights 6-9. playful, dishes, toys, leash, ment. Immaculate condition 2880. tractors or developers, fully in­ 649-4056. runner, included, working throughout. Priced right. R. OFFICE SPACE KAWASAKI - 1973, Enduro sured, free estimates. Call mother asthmatic child, 643- Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- 4 1/2 ROOMS, heat, hot water, bike, 125cc, low mileage, Quality Maintenance, 647-9498. F lo o rin g BEAUTIFUL Blue suede coat, 2971 after 6, anytime weekends. 1980. FOR RENT excellent condition, $350. 649- Mutt & Jeff — Al Srriith 36 garage, central, no children or 25Q .square feet, center of (calf-length) $35. size 5. Call pets. Call 649-7128. 2813 or 643-4548. Painting-Papering 32 FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Lyn 643-1770. THREE ROOM furnished Manchester, air conditioninp GOOD BOY! WHEN ^ /WRSMUTT, I Boats-Accessorles 45 Campers-Trallers Astro-graph WE GET HOME I'Ll_ TAUGHT BRUNO floors like new, no waxing, apartment, all utilities, 272 MANCHESTER Gardens - ef- and parking. Call 643-9551. Mobile Homes A NEW t r i c k ! PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%, (specializing in older floors). ANTIQUE typewriter, books, Main St. ficiency and two bedroom 65 GIVE YOU A FRANKFURTER 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL AS A REWARD' WAIT'LL YOU Five years experience. Ceilings and inside painting. milk glass and miscellaneous. apartments, available in Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- For Friday, Ocl. 10, 1975 l ib r a (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) An SEE h i m !! Excellent references. Pete, 742- John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- Wot-Not Shoppe, 252 Spruce MANCHESTER - spacious beautiful country setting. Walk 1975 MOTOR HOME Eldorado 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. 8119. with Ford Chasi, 4,000 miles 2222. Street, 10-5:3() p.m. daily. three bedroom apartment, in to everything. Rent includes □ AUTOMOTIVE ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) opportunity that will make or new two family, carpeting, air Don’t put your mouth in motion save you money will pop up INSIDE - Outside 1964 EVINRUDE, 18 HP, suddenly. Be on your toes to painting...... FOR “a job well done feeling” conditioning, dishwasher and Superintendent, before your brain is in gear to­ II' 10-1 excellent condition, $200 or best y V 7 * 7 V ...... grab it, for It will disappear as W HY AAOTHERS (SET CSRAY fe c ia l ,"ates for people over 65. r-, _ clean carpets with Blue Lustre. separate driveways, $260 per 2qual Housing. A u to s For Sale si ditioning AM-FM radio, 8 track day. You could be very Fully insured. Estimates given. □ MISC. FOR SALE Rent electric shampooer,$l.E. offer, call 875-1841. month, security, call 646-1379 system, TV antennae, shag irritating to all within earshot. quickly as It appeared. Call 649-7863. carpet, roof rack, sleeps six, • ••••••••••••a . Johnson Paint Company. after 6 p.m. FIVE ROOM Duplex, three NEED CAR? Credit bad? TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 45HP CHRYSLER 1963 engine, Bankrupt? Repossessed? priced very reasonable, leaving Keep your schedule flexible to­ Articles tor Sale 41 needs some repair although bedrooms, large kitchen, living country, call between 9 a.m. You’ll find you’re better at WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 VERNON - Town House room, washer and dryer Honest Douglas accepts lowest handling serious matters In the day. You’re going to make per roll. Experinced many new motor parts, $150 or and 9 p.m., 646-4163. Gardens, a beautifully hookups, garage and yard. $190. down, smallest payments. p.m. than in the a.m. Don’t rush some sudden changes in 50 W RE A NOVELIST, PEWEYf LETS JUST 5AV '1 tradesman. cfall R. ALUMINUM sheets used as Roses are red, violets are blue. best offer call 875-1841. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. direction. You won’t want to be landscaped apartment com­ Mature singles welcome. No into decisions without weighing HOW NICE TO HAVE ANOTHER TM a 5TUPENT J Starkweather, 644-3194. printing plates, .007 thick, Want Ads are great, and get fast munity of unusual architectural READY TO live in and priced alternatives. locked Into an outmoded plan. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. pets, security deposit. Call 649- CREATIVE PERSON.'TKE OTHER’ OF LIFE DOING results too. design, featuring private en­ 1156 after 6. TOYOTA - See us for reliable right. $6,995, front kitchen, two Phone 643-2711. Garden Products 47 bedroom, won’t last! Brand GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. SUE5T5 ARE NICE ENOUSH^IN GRADUATE WORK ON PAINTING - interior and trances, private patio with used Toyotas with our 60-day 21) Don't be surprised today If The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions exterior, paperhanging, new, front kitchen, in Deluxe Your first impulse today is to THEIR OWN DULL WAV— BUT IVE THE complexities sliding glass door, wall-to-wali MANCHESTER - ’Two bedroom 100% warranty. We also buy someone who owes you an old excellent work. References. CLEAN I'SED refrigerators, DELICIOUS economical easy used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Early American wall-to-wall look after, your self-interests. MI65EP THE STIMULATION OF OF THE HUMAN ONE DOUBLE porceline sink, to serve sweet corn at its best. carpeting, range, refrigerator, Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, full You’ll soon discover you’ll ac­ debt comes forth and pays at 0 -0 Free estimates. Fully insured ranges, automatic washers, disposal, master TV antenna, 345 Center Street, Manchester, carpeting, matching least part of the obligation. MY PEERS SINCE LEAVIN6 LONDON', CONDITION, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s white, one automatic Sears gar­ Buckland Farms fruit and basement, includes heat and complish more by adhering to Martin Mattson, 649-4431. age door opener, one 32” pre traverse rods; storage and 646-4321. appliances, $9,995. Trades the spirit of give-and-take. M AJOR.' ), Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- vegetable stand, corner of appliances, $220. per month. welcome, large selection of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. O hung outside door, three lite, laundry facilities in basement. 643-6423. PAPER HANGING Expert. 2171 Adams Street and Tolland homes to choose from. Look CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) Your work habits won’t be one 24” X 6’8” pre hung flush Turnpike opposite Caldors. Total electric, no pets. One and 1964 CHEVROLET - Standard quite up to snuff today. Be Your average paper, in average shift, excellent running condi­ into 14’ wide living. Parts You’ll be asked to do a favor door, two 30” x 6’8” pre hung Open daily. two bedroom partments im­ you consider an imposition. careful how you hpndle tools, room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- SCREENED LOAM - driveway flush door, one 18” x 6’8” pre mediately available through tion, for sale as is. 649-3387. supplies, and accessories, full 3864. gravel, processed gravel, sand, time service department. Plaza You’ll find you not only feel especially those that belong to hung flush door, one trumpet A n tiq u e s 48 November 1, starting at $165 good about doing It, but are others. stone and fill. George H. Grif- with case, call 742-6724. per month. Call 872-0528 Mon­ PRESIDENTIAL 1971 VW Superbug, very good Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross R. HEBERT & Son fing; Andover, 742-78M. Highw^, Berlin Turnpike, having fun, to boot. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) WANTED Antique furniture, day through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 VILLAGE APTS. condition, $1395, call 872-7543 paperhanging, painting, com­ p.m. for appointment. for more ir.formation. Berlin CTonn., 1-828-0369. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you You’ll gain something of value GIANT TAG, Rummage and glass, pewter, oil paintings, or MANCHESTER today because one in a

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Two state men face air piracy charges The weather TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) - The he was on drugs at the time of Pilot Larry Adams told the drug addiction. the Increasing cloudiness tonight with lows FBI held two Connecticut men the hijacking. waiting on a street comer to TbankF. FBI Ralph, Burke and another He also said he had only $16 to in the 40s. Mostly cloudy Saturday with a in custody today and searched man chartered the four- his name and could not surrender. When he gave “I was high when I took the himself up, Burke handed an of­ chance of showers; highs in the lower 60s. iianrhp0tpr Give the United Way for a third man involved in the passenger Cessna 177 for a plane and I’ve been high ever remember when he last worked V. armed take-over of a single­ ficer a .22-caliber weapon, but Right from Greensboro, N.C., since,” he said while sitting or what type work he did. engine plane in North Carolina did not say what he was wanted MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1975— VOL. XCV, N(). 9 to Atlanta. He said Ralph slouched in a chair. ‘T was told Connecticut authorities said Manchester—A City of Village Charm ’Tuesday night. for. EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS produced a .32-caliber weapon this morning a nurse would see Ralph was given a 30-day The FBI Wednesday arrested Police charged Burke with C3C®6nATIONS three minutes into the flight me and give me something to suspended sentence and placed Ronald Edward Ralph, 27, of carrying a concealed weapon, and ordered him to fly to bring mo down. But I have not on one year probation Aug. 18 Manchester, Conn., and David but a federal computer check '^^'■***“*‘***********^•***^•’^•^*^^2*^fSX•^^•!•5•W!%^^ Florida. seen a nurse yet.” after he pleaded guilty to It seems that every put it through a chipper and Paul Burke, of Enfield, Conn., stealing a woman’s handbag turned up the air piracy charge newspaper and magazine we compost it for a garden plot. I and charged both with air Ralph, who was taken into Ralph said he had been ad­ from a Manchester restaurant against him. pick up has articles about asked no one’s permission piracy. Ralph, an admitted custody at Tampa International dicted in the past to bar­ The FBI said Ralph accom­ TEAM table. News I Bicentennial celebrations. before starting to yank out drug addict who has an arrest Airport early Wednesday, told biturates, heroin and codeine Burke called police later panied Adams to the main ter­ Bribe probe Many of the planned events are those big weeds. record dating back to 1969, is U.S. Magistrate Paul Game Jr. and has been treated twice for Wednesday and said he was minal at the Tampa Air Center re-enactments of some I think I learned my lesson in being held under $30,000 bond after the plane landed while the I summary | historical happenings or le$s time than George the Third while Burke’s arraignment is other two men fled. developments. With all that and his Lord North learned scheduled today. Jurors picked for Shelton arson trial Adams then called officials of going on we couldn’t be left out theirs. I am sure I was much Atlantic Arrow Inc., the com­ 0^ Compiled from % moves ahead of the parade, so staged our quicker to respond to what I pany which owned the plane, innocent to guilty and was use of interstate commerce in g United Press International learned.. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A and they alerted the FBI. own little demonstration as a expected to appear as a aid of racketeering. HARTFORD (UPI) — State police been observed consorting with an alleged A large and very energetic Utility drops jury of 10 men and two women Adams said Ralph kept lesson for all to learn. prosecution witness in the trial Judge Newman automatical­ investigators say an inquiry into a organized crime figure, John "Buster” It so happened that according colony of yellow-jacket hornets was chosen Wednesday for the debating whether to turn that is expected to last from six ly eliminated any of the I State I Bridgeport jai alai fronton which Ardito of New York, and with a convicted to man-made laws and were busily preparing their contributions federal court trial scheduled to himself in and finally allowed to eight weeks. prospective jurors from Shelton already has uncovered a possible bookie, Vincent Pollina of Bridgeport. customs, I had come into winter shelter in the form of a begin next week for nine defen­ Adams to make the call to HARTFORD — The state Social -if, to charities The 10 also face state con­ or the surrounding com­ $200,(K)0 cash payoff and organized A SOCTIF spokesman said the in­ possession of a few acres of grey paper condominium the dants in the firebombing of the police. •jj Services Department says food spiracy charges in the case. munities of Seymour, vestigation was continuing and would not land in an adjoining town. And size of a large man’s head. They NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Sponge Rubber Products Co. A preliminary hearing for |;j; stamp sales in Connecticut have ;$ WWW crime ties is continuing at “full plant in Shelton. Shaw pleaded guilty to con­ Naugatuck, Ansonia, Oxford g skyrocketed in recent months, speed.” elaborate on commission claims. The just because I had paid some had no respect or fear of size, United Illuminating has Ralph is scheduled Friday. commission's charges are not a criminal U.S. District Court Judge Jon spiracy to commit arson and and Derby. JJ: primarily because of increases in iji- The fronton’s president admitted he money (also mere man-idea) nor were they about to be decided not to donate about indictment, but a form of civil complaint. for it, seemed to feel that I cowed by any self-constituted $120,000 in corporate con­ 0. Newman chose the panel and :j: the cost of living and an intensive ;i|; p v e $200,000 to a state “political official" owned it and by a divine right authority. They were well tributions to charities this year four alternatives after three JOHN W. THOMPSON publicity drive. Sj in return for help in securing a gambling The commission saTU Friend told was entitled to own and manage armed and skillful in placing as a way to help hard pressed days of questioning 112 prospec­ Three plead innocent to kidnaping Mayor ;j: TRUMBULL — A Trumbull girl’s permit and its director met with an SOCTIF he paid the money to avoid com­ it as I wished without con­ their shots on hands, bare arms customers. tive jurors and amid defense Board of DIrectora report that she was kidnaped last alleged organized crime figure and a con­ plying with a Department of Environmen­ sideration for any others who and even up inside of trouser A UI spokesman said objections the process moved :i: week is unfounded, Fairfield Police S victed bookie, the state gaming commis­ tal Protection pollution regulation. Had WINDSOR (UPI) - Three reduced to second degree un­ and tried to force her to might think they had some legs. A person would have Wednesday the decision won’t too fast. •j;: said Thursday. The FBI and police sion said Thursday. the regulation been enforced, Friend's men Wednesday pleaded inno­ lawful restraint and attempted sw allo w a d o se of a claim to it. strained their eye-muscles lower rates but will help to keep Newman said he would con­ :;| have stopped investigating the S The commission did not identify the firm could have been required to bear the cent and asked for a jury trial assault and unlawful ad­ tranquilizing drug. The van was Own it? That land was there trying to follow our retreat. rates down for its 270,000 tinue to hear pretrial political official, saying the admission by cost of extensive road changes around the on charges connected with the ministration of drugs. stopped by police just before alleged kidnaping of Celia $; long before 1 was. I didn’t This report is late because customers in the New Haven arguments up to the start of the Petrocelli, 20. Connecticut Sports Enterprises Inc. Presi­ 22-acre jai alai site nearing completion in Sept. 4 kidnaping of Tamara Miss Schuppin’s parents said reaching the Massachusetts I^idgeport.. create it. It was not known how last week our right hand and and Bridgeport areas. trial either on Tuesday or dent David Friend, of Hollywood, Schuppin, 19, of Jericho, Vt., they were respnsible for the state line. :|; STRATFORD — Sikorsky Air- $; many people of how many arm were too big and clumsy to About half of the utility’s con­ Wednesday. had not been proven. ••’"‘^ h e commission also charged Connec­ from a Windsor shopping plan to abduct the girl from the 1:1 craft says it is laying off 140 people ;:i; ticut Sports with misrepresenting its races, or generations of other operate a pen. tributions would have gone to The nine defendants have Gov. Ella T. Grasso told newsmen the center. Unification Church, a religious this week and will lay more off in assets to lending institutions in Bridgeport beings had lived there before. A few days ago a son came the United Way, which received pleaded innocent to conspiracy official wasn’t in her administration. The The three — Collin Huessy, sect she joined in January. Her |:| the near future. ;$ and Florida. Were they compensated for it? while we were not there, and about $68,000 last year from UI. charges in connection with the fronton filed for a gambling permit in 1973 21, Jericho. Vt. James Walton, father, Eric Schuppin, said the YOU ALWAYS It said the corporation submitted false I am very grateful for per­ seeing some weeds that needed The spokesman said $14 million firebombing of the HARTFORD — A federal lawsuit during the administration of former Gov. 23, Port Henry, N.Y., and girl’s mind was under the con­ bills for architectual work and for demoli­ mission to use it for my own mowing he started to do a favor charitable donations are con­ plant last March 1. SAVE AT THE filed in behalf of two former S Thomas J. Meskill, a Republican, now a Rageb Shadallah, 28, Boston — trol of the sect. tion work performed by former Public benefit and pleasure and feel for the Old Codger. When we sidered overhead costs which A 10th defendant, John W. workers at the Electric Boat Divi- ^ federal judge. had been charged with kid­ Authorities said the three Works Commissioner Paul J. Manafort's responsible for leaving it at returned, it was strange to find come from the firm’s general Shaw, 28, of Pittsburgh, Pa., ARTHUR DRUG sion of General Dynamics in Groton ijl; A "political official" could be "a state naping, but the charges were men put Miss Schuppin in a van New Britain firm. Manafort, an appointee least as good or better for the a scythe lying near some cut revenues. changed his plea Tuesday from ij;: is seeking $3 million in damages for S chairman, a member of the state central alleged asbestos-caused illness and committee or a local chairman," said a of Meskill, is a Republican candidate for next user. weeds until we noticed a hole in mayor of New Britain. And so it came to pass that I the ground with yellow-jackets * ;|:j death. One of the former workers S source close to the Statewide Organized died. had felled some trees, that the going in and out of it. Someone Crime Investigate Task Force (SOCTIF) The commission said William Mov of Property taxes paid equals half of estimate PASCAL A. PRIGNANO probe of the fronton. The gaming commis­ gypsy moths had killed, and the else had also learned a lesson FINAL EXPENSE Deputy Mayor ;J:| HARTFORD — Travelers In- S Hollywood, Fla. “ is an alleg ed 'ac­ trimming of the branches for and we didn’t blame him for lij; surance Cos., the state’s second lij 'V sion, officially known as the Commission complice" with Friend in the alleged pay­ Property taxes paid into Board ot DIrectora firewood had left a pile of brush leaving his tool right where it timated, with $163,131 of the are: Water Fund, $226,327 g largest auto insurer, will initiate a § on Special Revenue, said Friend “ad­ ment. Moy recently sold his interest in Manchester’s General Fund as LIFE INSURANCE so long that large weeds had fell by the hole. receipts coming in during collected and $1,036,696 esti­ 12.8 per cent increase for auto mitted” the payment when questioned by Moy's Restaurant in Hollywood. of the end of September (three September. $500 to $5000* grown up through it. Since the At this season the colonists mated for the full year; Sewer coverage Oct. 20. Aetna Life and § SOCTIF. The commission also said Friend told months into the fiscal year) Between Ages 46-87 law does not, now, allow dis­ are in no mood to be pushed Tax receipts to the Town Fire Fund, $155,680 collected and i;j; Casualty is also seeking approval IS The commission said Friend, who police the corporation didn't file federal equaled 52.6 per cent of 12- District through Sept. 30 totaled ’ □ •pending on ig* posal by burning, I decided to around. Beware! $909,630 estimated; Special for a rate increase from the state In- resigned Tuesday as vice chairman of the income tax returns for the years 1973 and month estimates. Collector of $775,833, for 52.6 per cent of the Downtown Taxing District NO SALESMAN WILL CALL American Bank of Hollywood, also "had 1974 for the $10 million facility. Write and give ut your date of birth. jji surance Commission. Revenue James Turek reported $14,796,594 estimated to June Fund, $30,919 and $60,375; and contacted diverse political officials to im­ The Central State Pension Fund, the CROMWELL — Schools here Wednesday. 30, 1976. Data Processing Fund, $85,551 -or. CALL TOLL FREE: 800-225-1780 properly assist him in obtaining a jai alai Teamsters Union retirment fund, is the !;j; closed today when teachers rejected :|; The totals are $7,782,920 Receipts to other funds for and $223,050. LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP of BOSTON permit." principal financer of the jai alai facility. Clinton ZBA on carpet a contract offer and voted to go on :❖ collected and $14,796,594 es­ the first three months of 1975-76 40 Broad St., Boston, Mass. 02109, Dept. -06-MH Friend’s lawyer, former State Comp­ The commission scheduled a hearing ?|; strike. The town has about 1,850 j: troller Louis I. Gladstone, a Bridgeport Tuesday to air the charges, but Gladstone for closed meetings students. The teachers want an 8 per Democrat, said the "allegation was not has asked a Bridgeport Superior Court jjt cent pay raise; the school board has J;: based on fact." judge to block the hearing. He has also offered 6Vz per cent. HARTFORD (UPI) - The ment business should be con­ The commission also said the fronton's subpoenaed commission members to the new Connecticut Freedom of ducted in public. “I think you director, L.V. Renzulli of Fairfield, had court hearing. Information Commission get better decisions, too, when Nation Wednesday heard its first com­ things are in the open,’’ he said. plaint from a Clinton man who The Zoning Board of Appeals \ WASHINGTON — President Ford wants his town's Zoning Board has not held an open meeting in says Americans want taxes and i;i; Ford seeks funding of Appeals to hold public its 10-year history, Mazeau PHYLLIS ^CKSTON government spending cut and should ^ meetings. said. Socretarg throw congressmen out of office if "I don’t see how we can make He said he appeared Tuesday Board of DIrectora they refuse. In his 19th full-scale a proper judgment on whether before the Clinton Board of news conference Thursday night, to get energy plans or not we want to re-elect an of­ Selectmen at its request and Ford also said: iS ficial if we can't observe his was reprimanded for his in­ lij; • A five-year agreement on grain WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford partnership between the private sector conduct in office, if we can’t sistence on open meetings. iji; sales to Russia is taking shape. ;!•: asked Congress today to create a $100 and the federal government to assure ac­ see his decision making The commission, created by •:} • He had full confidence in his S billion government corporation to aid and tion on vital energy projects in the next process," Donald N. Mazeau the 1975 legislature to enforce g campaign organization. financially underwrite the commercial decade," he said. said after the commission Connecticut’s so-called • He doesn’t believe the federal •$; development of unconventional energy The new corporation, called the Energy hearing. ‘‘sunshine law s,’’ took the INTRODUCING government should bail out finan- ;|5 sources. Independence Authority, is the brainchild Mazeau said he thought that zoning board members’ names •ji: cialling ailing cities. jij; Ford said the rapid development of such of Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller with few exceptions all govern­ and addresses and continued • He doesn’t think young people I;:; things as solar energy and synthetic fuel the case to a future date. should smoke marijuana. S from coal and oil shale are vital to the :;j; WASHINGTON — The Senate has achievement of U.S. energy independence, Inside today LOTTERY'S BRAND NEW :|i: passed and sent to President Ford Leaf it to ’em but might not be financed by traditional .Andover ...... 3 Editorial ...... 4 sources because of the high risks involved. |S legislation permitting 200 U.S. I;:; Bolton ...... 9 E. Hartford . . . 18 PUBLIC RECORDS civilian technicians to man early When leaves come tumbling down, it’s a very special time in the leaves. Bev Webster of 24 Newman St. stands ready for Heather Johnson, left, of 233 E. Center St. and Linda "America cannot permit the excessive Classified . .13-16 MHS World ...... 6 warning stations in the Sinai to | with a rake to build up the pile of leaves for more fun. delays associated with the commercializa- Comics ...... 17 S. Windsor Stermen of 37 Edgerton St. to tumble and burrow and jump ...7, 9 monitor the latest Egyptian-Israeli ;ji| (Herald photo by Dunn) tion of unconventional energy Coventry . . . . .7 Sports .... .10-12 Warranty deed Steep Hollow Lane, $950. JACKPOT DRAWINGS. •ji; troop disengagement pact. technologies," Ford said in a message to Dear Abby . . . 17 Vernon ... 3,7,9,18 Helen Hamilton to Donald E, Foster Joseph, sign at 425 JACK GOLDBERG j;|; SAN FRANCISCO— Attorneys for ;$ Congress which accompanied his proposed and Joan Winchell, property at Center St., $150. Board or Oirectort Today’s Herald includes a 12-page Patricia Hearst say they’re worried legislation. 22 Alpine PI,, $32,500. Leon Cieszynski for M.J. tabloid supplement The Thin Red Line, We’ve just made Connecticut's Double Play Lottery jij over her safety because of the hate i;!; "This legislation would create a new Federal lax lien saluting Manchester firemen. Cancelliere, alterations at 33 more exciting than ever. With a fatter pot. More prize mail she’s getting. i:|: City default Internal Revenue Service Horton St., $2,300. A against Wild Cargo Pet Shops U & R Housing Corp., sign at money than ever for our finalists." Actually our basic jij WASHINGTON - The Senate ^ f Inc., $2,078.63. 45 Kent Dr., $200. game hasn’t changed at all, but now we’ve got seven Thursday night confirmed Thomas may spread United Way names Marriage lieense W. Sheffield, wood-burning finalists. Every one of them is guaranteed at least $^7000. j:j: Kleppe as Secretary of the Interior Ralph Edward Sherman, stove at 144 Parker St., $350. and Roderick Hills as a member of ;ii: Our first runner-up gets up to $10,000. And our lucky WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gov Hugh L. East Hartford, and Leslie - Dennis Viera, additions to •j;: the Securities and Exchange Com- Carey said today default by New York City two vice chairmen Vaughan, 226 Ludlow Rd., Oct, garage at 783 Tolland Tpke., winner will walk away with our giant jackpot worth up jij: mission. would cause not only the bankruptcy of 18, St. Mary’s Episcopal $1,800. to $200,000. I WASHINGTON - The House | New York State, but ‘‘an economic Pearl Daniel F. Reale of Vernon and Walter I. Flocken III Church. Bartlett-Brainard Products j;|: Ways and Means Committee ;$ Harbor” for the nation. of Bolton are co-vice chairmen of the Manchester Building permits Co. for Arthur Carlson, ;|i reasons that if businessmen get tax lij; Carey, in testimony for a hearing of the Chapter of the United Way of Greater Hartford. Smachetti-Littie, alterations alterations at 8 Garnet Rd., $2,- j:j deductions for expenses on out-of- iji; Senate Committee on Banking, Housing Reale is a member of the Manchester Board of ’ for bea.tty parlor at 361 Center 800. town work, lawmakers should too. and Urban Affairs, said default would Realtors, the Vernon Board of Realtors, the Hartford St., $450. Paul A. Wilhelm, alterations The committee voted to amend its cause ‘‘national consequences of such an Board of Realtors, Commercial Investment Division B.T. Peterman Sr. and Jr., at 156 Bissell St., $1,500. j-: tax equity legislation to more than ij;: adverse and sizeable nature that we have of Realtors, Farm and Land Brokers, UNICO, Civitan two-family dwelling at 75-77 Robert J. Bockholdt, iji double the maximum possible tax no choice but to prevent them. “ Club, Knights of Columbus, and a director of the Cambridge St., $35,000. alterations at 598 Cemter St., J:j deduction that congressmen may ij: MAHHEW MORIARTY JR. Carey has repeatedly been rebuffed by Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Ray Libelle for Child & $1,200. AND A BRAND NEW WAY claim for living in Washington. $: Board of DIrectora the Ford administration on requests for Family Services of Conn., add Atlantic Fence Co. for Em­ federal help in staving off default by the He and his wife, Pauline, have two children. fire escape at 110 Main St., $800. pire Tool & Mfg. Co., fence at city. Walter I Flocken HI is industrial salesman for the Ray Beller, additions at 122 180 Olcott St., $170. World The Democratic governor said, ‘‘We are Durametallic Corporation. He graduated from high TDWATCHTHEM. not asking for a handout or a bailout." school in Kalamazoo, Mich., and attended Western i$i DUBLIN, Ireland — A Dutch ij "We are asking for a sensible solution — Michigan University. He is a member of the businessman kidnaped a week ago is ji a limited guarantee of the securities Walter I. Flockeii III Manchester Lodge of Elks. still alive and at least one demand :• issued by the Municipal Assistance Corp. He and his wife, Suzanne, have three children. Now the Lottery has a brand new TV show, too. :|ji for his release will be met, his com- •! — the state financing agency for the City of New York.” Like the Lottery, it's called Double Play. And it's on WFSB pany announced. The Ferenka Co. ii Charles A. Borgida of Manchester is chairman of the BOLAND'S Jti agreed to close its Limerick plant to J ‘‘The default of New York City will Channel 3 every Thursday at 7:30 PM. That means you Manchester United Way budget committee. He is a cause not only the bankruptcy of the State §j negotiate the release of Tiede ji graduate of University of Connecticut and is a cer­ can be at every single drawing. Watch us pick the and City of New York, the devastation of •iji Herrema. ij tified public accountant and the secretary of Temple NURSEHY numbers. The weekly Lucky Color. And never have to 17 million people, but unforeseeable 315 BROAD STREET MANCHE^.LR ^ MOSCOW — Nuclear physicist An- jj; Beth Sholom. He and his wife, Joyce, have two. leave your favorite chair. ^ drei Sakharov says he hopes his jij national consequences of such an adverse children. (Opposite the Post Office) Phone 849-1018 and sizeable nature that we have no choice Nobel Peace Prize will encourage The budget committee composed of Everett OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. So watch Double Play this Thursday and every but to prevent them," the first-term OPEN THURS. 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. • Closed Sundsys jj: East-West detente and help political jij governor said. Kennedy and Ronald Walsh met with each of the six Thursday. And keep up with the greatest, fastest, most - j:^ prisoners in the Soviet Union. agencies in Manchester directly benefitting from the Although he reserved the right to change exciting game in town. •jij Sakharov, 54, is the first Soviet •:; local fund drive and reviewed their financial requests. ROBERT PRICE his mind. Ford indicated at his news con­ [Sow if the time to tidy up out­ j^i citizen to win the peace award. j: The board of directors of United Way of Manchester Board 0/ DIrectora ference Thursday night that a veto awaits side for Spring • The lawn gets has approved the allocation recommended to them by ;j:j MADRID — Generalissimo Fran- ij any measure Congress sends him to the budget committee, totaling approximately $77,(XX). its last mowing, the vegetables lor $i cisco Franco met today with his ji rescue the financially troubled city. Participation in the United Way of Greater Hartford cabinet and there were reports he ;i He said he judges from his conver­ get plowed under, and the enables local agencies to receive money in addition to i^ planned to reshuffle top army com- :ji sations with Republicans and Democrats leaves raise havoc with Experience the proceeds from the local drive. j^ mand posts to try to end political | in Congress that there is no strong senti­ Double Play The United Way's first report luncheon was held everything... ig rumblings in the armed forces. ij ment to fashion a federal lifesaver for the Connecticut’s $200,000 Lottery Savings today at the Hartford Hilton. Other report luncheons sinking city. We have something to brighten up now, j:^ BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — A J will be held weekly throughout the drive which ends Perforntance ‘‘I do not think its a healthy thing for the and to help you prepare for Spring. dozen exiles holding five hostages at J; Oct. 30. The cost of these luncheons is underwritten by federal government to bail out a city — jj the offices of the U.N. High Com- j^ Daniel F. Reale area companies. HEARTY MUMS...... *1.49 j^ mission for Refugees say they’re i*; any city — that has handled its fiscal af­ VOTE jj^ desperate but hope to avoid using jij fairs as irresponsibly as New York has,” SCOTTS'' OUSS SEED...... 40% SAVINGI violence. jtj the President said. He said he had “great Clearing for firehouse sympathy” for the people of the city. GMIIEN SUPPLIES TOOLS DEMOCMTIC ^j: LISBON, Portugal — The jj ICs a seller^s market t 25% SAVING! “Runner-up prizes (all prizes double with a lucky color match): 1st Runner up-$5.000. 2nd Runner up-$3,000. 3rd Runner up-$2,500. 4th Runner-up-$2 000. ^ beleaguered Portuguese govern- i^ Work on clearing the site for the Buckland Firehouse has started, following New York City, unable to borrow We Also Have a Wide Selection of 5th Runner-up—$1,500. 6th Runner-up—$1,000. money, faces the likelihood of defaulting NOV. 4 ment ordered a crackdown against jtj Wednesday’s signing of a $233,000 contract for the project. Donald Beatty, an BOSTON (UPI) — Scalpers were bleacher tickets were sold in just 24 hours HOUSE PLANTS and Allied Items... g extremist groups today for trying ^i on debts coming due in December. It must getting rich on World Series tickets today. Thursday. With the sellout, scalpers were Democratic Town Committee employe of Fred Brunoli & Sons of Avon, contractors for the construction, raise about $4 billion in the next nine ;jS ”to destroy the democratic order” S uses a chain saw to cut away shrubs and small branches. The firehouse will as baseball fever increased and “Sold getting double the face value of tickets, Paul Phillips, Treas. j | in the country. $ months to remain solvent. With the state Out” signs were posted at Fenway Park which normally cost frorn $6 to $15. be at Tolland Tpke. and N. Main St., adjacent and to the east of Buckland having pledged its credit behind the city, on the eve of the opening game. School (Herald photo by Dunn) By Saturday, the black market prices the state could be dragged into default too. The remaining 10,000 standing room and were expected to rise to, $50 to $100. -6