PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. Oct. 16, 1975 The weather

Rain tonight, continuing Saturday. Lows tonight near 50, highs Saturday in the low uritan 60s. iIattrI|E0tEr lEim ttng to a lb MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 15 Manchester—A City of Village Charm BUSINESS H TWENTY PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS and hid Bond you News Judge upholds plea OH teams with Hotel I summary | town decision Compiled from :j:j ;¥ Cnited Press International :$ HEAVY State I i for firehouse i:*: HARTFORD —A one-man grand ij: jury has been ordered to probe S By SOL R. COHEN Assembly) to consider expansion of dis­ } nVFMRFR OCTOBB allegations of payoffs and im- Herald Reporter trict lines. ^ J f Q proprieties in the awarding of a When Superior Court Judge Harold Judge Mulvey drew an admission from gaming permit to a Bridgeport firm. ;|i; Bletchman and Noble that the new *- See Page 10. i;: Mulvey refused to issue an injunction firehouse would serve other areas of town, Thursday for halting construction of HOTEL COMTRACT DIVISION HARTFORD —Connecticut will :|i: in addition to the area in contention, but he ^ J the Buckland Firehouse, he said, “I’m Assistant veep 5 3 iji have to pay higher interest rates to ij; received no reply to his question, “How f FULL SIZE I QUEEN SIZE not here to decide whether or not the about the rights of the people of Edward R. DeGroff of Wall |:| borrow money because of a Moody’s 1 1 :|: Investor Service decision to lower firehouse is needed. I’m here only to Manchester outside the area you talk St., Coventry, has been named decide on the legal matter of a request about but also to benefit from the assistant vice president in the the state’s credit rating, according ij; 7 PIFrK CBT I ’ o9 8 . Ir 128 * . to Gov. Ella Grasso. Mrs. Grasso iji: for a temporary injunction.’’ firehouse?’’ compensation and business ij: charged that Connecticut is being ^ Judge Mulvey is a former state attorney planning division of Connecticut The matter of the firehouse itself and general and a former municipal corpora­ Mutual Life Insurance Co., :$ penalized for problems of New York :¥ who has jurisdiction for fire protection in OPEN g City. I tion counsel. He has been named a one- Hartford. the Buckland area, he said, can be decided man grand jury to investigate scandal ij: DANBURY —Mayor Charles i;: DeGroff is a graduate of at a declaratory action brought by Larry charges involving the Bridgeport jai alai Ducibella said today the police un- ij; Syracuse University with two Noone of 327 Burnham St. and returnable facility. He was involved in controversial ion will have to make jts charges ;|;J Handing out the badges degrees in geology. He joined 9 TO 9 Nov. 18 in Hartford County Superior fluoridation and school-prayer opinions the company’s Denver agency against Chief James Tallon more iji Court. while attorney general and in the mis-trial specific before the mayor will take § in 1961 as an agent and came to Police Chief Robert Lannan, right, hands out the badges Russell Holyfield as detective, James Sweeney as After a 45-minute hearing on the “show ruling in the New Haven Black Panther •;;; any action on the union demand for ij: the home office in 1967. SATURDAY with the new ranks to four of his officers at 8:30 this mor­ sergeant, Robert Guliano as lieutenant, and Richard Sar­ cause’’ action, also brought by Noone, trial in the early ‘70s. j:; Tallon’s ouster. The union says it He was named assistant ning. The men and their new ranks are, left to right. tor as captain. (Herald photo by Pinto) Judge Mulvey declared, “I have no dif­ He said Thursday to Bletchman and No­ •S has had grievances with Tallon for director of employe plans in 9 TO 8 ficulty at all in this decision (denying the ble, “Why do you think I should stick my j:< more than a year and listed several 1971 and director of pensions in injunction). There is a cardinal rule in law neck out and interfere with Town of 1972. He received his CLU :|S reasons for wanting him out. not to embarrass or interfere with the Manchester officials in the performance (Chartered Life Underwriter) I ENFIELD -Officials of the | operation of a municipality. ” of their duties? You ask me to issue a tem­ designation in 1965. Osborne prison farm have porary injunction to restrain the town In Coventry, DeGroff is Four policemen promoted Prior to the hearing in open court. Judge lij: transferred 18 inmates described as ;j: from doing something, as a municipality, chairman of the troop com­ :|i leaders of a two-day hunger strike at Mulvey conferred in his chambers with all it has a right to do.’’ JANUARY of the attorneys involved, in an attempt at mittee of Boy Scout Troop 65. the minimum security facility. The He added, “They’re not playing with By MAL BARLOW 1969, has been acting captain of the patrol He and his wife have three KT :|: 18 were sent to other state jails as 5:| Sweeney is the president of the an agreement. “Nobody could agree on toys there. They are serious officials, Herulcl Reporter division since June 27. anything,’’ said one of the attorneys later. children. •j; correction officials met with in- Manchester Police Union. He lives in town trying to give the citizens the best possible He holds a B.S. degree from the Univer­ mates to discuss grievances. S; Youth and education are the com­ with his wife, Judith, and their son and government they can. It seems, they con­ sity of Connecticut in business and in­ Representing Noone, who is a leader in BRISTOL —Schools Were mon factors in four promotions and daughter. sidered all the angles before they came to dustry administration and a master’s the petition drive for expanding Eighth reopened today as striking teachers two re-assignments announced today Sgt. Holyfield joined the department in their decision." degree in public administration from the 1971. He was named community relations District boundaries into the Buckland vowed to remain on picket lines by Manchester Police Chief Robert area, were Robert Bletchman and He posed the question, “How can 1, or University of Hartford. officer March 7, 1974. From June until >•: despite a threat of court fines. The J; Lannan. Christopher Noble. any other judge, rule on an action of a Despite his new rank and duties, he will September, he served as youth services of­ teachers, ordered back to work by a The ages of the police officers affected town made in good faith?” still supervise the installation of the new ficer. Representing the town were Town i;: court injunction, began their strike is no older than 32 and as young as 27. All Bletchman charged. “1 think it's politics data processing system at the station this He holds a B.A. degree in psychology Counsel William Broneill, Asst. Counsel i|; Oct. 1 after negotiations with the have at least an associate’s degree in and not law that moved the town with such coming year. It will cost $169,660, most of from UConn and is working on a master’s Victor Moses, and John R. FitzGerald, school board broke down. police science. haste to acquire the land and sign a con­ it in federal funds. Sartor initiated the in public administration. He and his wife, special counsel. Richard J. Sartor, 32, rose from lieute­ tract for the construction. " ^ HARTFORD —Connecticut program in 1972. Linda, live in town with their son. nant to captain of the patrol division. Slate Sen. David Barry was present as To which Moses replied, “The main Natural Gas Corp. has been granted g Sartor is also a graduate of the FBI Chief Lannan noted that all the shifting Robert J. Guliano, 30, rose from counsel for Manchester’s Professional issue here is the request for a temporary a $5 rrnllion rate increase that will Academy, one of five now on the local involved in today’s announcement stems sergeant to lieutenant in the patrol divi­ Firefighters’ Union. He was permitted to injunction. The plaintiff must prove :|ij mean an average annual boost of $40 jj force. His father. Detective Capt. Joseph from the recent retirement of Capt. sion. speak as a friend of the court. The “show irreparable harm and interference with % in typical home heating bills. The in- Sartor, is the only other captain on the George P. McCaughey, head of the patrol James D. Sweeney Jr., 29, rose from cause” hearing involved the town direc­ his rights. Nothing the town has done, and crease, granted Thursday by the force. division for 12 of his 29 years on the force. detective to sergeant in the patrol divi­ tors, the town manager and the chairman it has acted within its charter, has proved i;: state Public Utilities Commission, ;|: The new captain lives in town-with his sion. of the building committee, and not the un­ those allegations. ” ij was about half of the $9.4 million ij wife, Diana, and their two sons. iji sought by the utility firm. j| Russell C. Holyfield, 27, went from com­ ion or Eighth District officials. Moses pointed out Noone would sustain Lt. Guliano, who joined the department a loss of under $5 a year ($4.74) in taxes if :i:j FARMINGTON -T h e Connec- | munity relations officer to detective in the in 1966, holds an associate degree in police Present as interested observers wer-e detective division. Inside today Laurence Rubinow and John LaBelle Jr., the Buckland area is served by the town ticut Red Cross Blood Center said :|: science from Manchester Community and not the Eighth District, and that the ii only 70 per cent of normal donations Lt. Henry Minor, 32, shifted from the College. He and his wife, Carol, live in representing LaBelle, Rothenberg & COMPLETE CORNER STUDIO COUCH patrol division to command of the ad­ Woodhouse. counsel for the Eighth loss to the town would be enormous (in :j: were collected at the Pratt & % town with their son and daughter. Bolton...... ,7 MHS World ...6 ministration division, Sartor’s former taxes, about $84,000 a year, and in ad­ GROUPS...... M68 ij Whitney plant in East Hartford ;j Sgt. James D. Sweeney Jr. joined the Classified .. .14-18 Obituaries . ... 10 District. Neither spoke. Rubinow s^d for assignment. the record that the Eighth District wasn't ditional money already spent on the • STUDIO BEDS • COVERIHS ji Thursday because of a strike by jj force in 1969. He holds an associate’s Comics ...... 19 S ports...... 11-14 • BOLSTERS • TABLE $98 a party in the "show cause action." firehouse, if the construction is slopped. nurses, drivers and technicians at ij Sgt. Orville Cleveland, 29, shifted to the degree from MCC and is now working on Dear Abby . ...1 9 T ravel...... 9 FitzGerald, too, noted “the damages to 'o/d bond) ij the Blood Center. j; training program. his third year at MCC in police ad­ E. Hartford ... .7 Vernon ...... 7 Bletchman and Noble asked for “time, " JUNE the town would be overwhelming" if the Re-elected Sartor, who joined the local force in ministration. Editorial ...... 4 pending a decision in the Nov. 18 injunction were issued. He charged (si Nation declaratory action, with Bletchman in­ Bletchman with inserting “politics " into Kathleen Bjorndahl of East sisting there's no burning need for the the dispute because he's unhappy with the Hartford, a state Labor Depart­ ■j; The nation’s industries have ij Buckland firehouse at this point. decision to build. ii quickened production at the fastest ij ment employe, has been re­ Luxuriously Designed, Full Depth Heavy Quilted Parents push school issue He indicated the Eighth District board And Barry remarked, “Perhaps some of S pace in almost 11 years and “Help elected to the executive board of directors, when it meets Monday at 7 the rights he (Bletchman) talks about are •ij Wanted’’ signs are popping out, ac- jj of Council 16, A m erican p.m. for its regular meeting, will accept a ballot-box rights and not legal rights. " ,:j| cording to reports from government ;j: A group of concerned parentg from of informational brochures and conducting The committee says the Bentley and Federation of State, Country Luxuriously designed print fabric Mattress plus Box Spring Sets. Full depth new petition from Buckland area properly Broneill placed the issue in its proper ij and industry. The four auto makers jj a limited public information campaign. Washington school parents feel strongly and Municipal Employes, AFL- Bentley and Washington Schools, owners and will schedule a Nov. 7 special perspective when he said, “The tem­ ij said they’ll hire more than 4,600 jj Along with school personnel and the that it is now their turn for school im­ CIO. heavy quilted for firm support, matching foundation is extra firm Box-O-Pedic headed by Susan Perkins and Gail meeting of district electors —to consider porary injunction would be against' Ms. Bjorndahl, who has been j: workers next week. ;j: Board of Education members, committee provements. The need for work at these construction! Brown, have formed a political issue two schools has been recognized for more again expansion of district boundaries into something the town already has done, it a Council 16 member for 6Vj i;i WA'iHINGTON -President Ford jij members are speaking to as many com­ committee to work for passage of than 10 years. the area. has signed a contract for the construction, years, was installed recently ij today dispatched Secretary of State jj munity gatherings as possible. Your Choke of 4 Sizes... Question 1 in the Nov. 4 referendum. Bentley School is the only school in the Reports are the district directors may yet, the contractor isn't a party in the ac­ for a two-year term. Henry Kissinger to China to prepare :j| Question 1 calls for additions and The committee is concerned that the district which is not able to offer a hot specify that voting Nov. 7 should be on a tion." She has been active on the j: for his own visit and a new chapter jj question of state reimbursement has And Rubinow said, “Let the court note Greater Hartford Committee renovations to Bentley and Washington lunch program to its students, and the voting machine. It was by voice vote July ij in Sino-American relations, ij Schools and the building of a joint placed a cloud over the issue. basic building is over 50 years old. 31, when the first special meeting was that the Eighth District is not a party to for two years and is studying j; Kissinger was flying to Peking via ;j: educational/recreational facility to They feel that the position taken by the For many years, Washington School has held. Critics of the July 31 procedure said tills 'show cause' hearing. " tabor studies at Greater Hart­ ij Tokyo to arrange a visit by Ford ij Judge Mulvey then denied the motion replace the old West Side Rec. Board of Directors has answered this con­ had to use the second floor gym in the it left no recourse for vote challenges — to ford Community College. She j; after Thanksgiving Day. :j| TWIN SIZE The political issue committee formed by cern. West Side Rec which is adjacent to the determine if anyone other than district for a temporary injunction with his state­ has been steward of Labor ment, “I have no difficulty at all in this I WASHINGTON -W elfare costs § the parents under the title of Concerned Most important, the committee feels school. The Washington School building is electors voted. Department Local 269 for the 2 Piece Set j: this year surpassed $22 billion —up >•: decision." last four years. Parents for Better Education has as its that the needs of the schools have not over 60 years old and, like Bentley, needs Noble based his agruments on the con­ jj more than 20 per cent over the last jj primary goal informing the voters of the changed. They remain. Therefore, the modernization to meet fire and life safety stitutional rights of the people to petition, jij fiscal period —according to new j: community of the needs of the two Concerned Parents for Better Education codes if they are to be used as schools for and on the right of district electors (under jj statistics from the Department of jj schools. Committee feels that it is necessary to go the rest of this century. Special Act 200 of the 1963 General ij Health, Education and Welfare. :j| The committee will underwrite the cost forward with a positive vote in November. jj CHICAGO —Authorities are con- ij Public FULL SIZE jj vinced that Dennis Hunter, the sole j: jj fugitive left of a five-man jailbreak ;j ‘Big Apple’ SET ... In '" jj at Marion, 111., has gotten away. A j| records im ■j: small army of police and FBI agents ij Turn any room into an Extra jt; searching southern Illinois has given jj Workshop needs help near brink Warranty deeds ij; up the search. j: Leon Rubin, David Rubin, Bedroom with these superh WASHINGTON (U P D - President Ford Bluma J. Katz and Judy Katz to call top economic advisers to the White Walter Izikewicz, Randall MATTRESS PUIS FOUNDATION World to continue progress K >*• House today for an urgent meeting after Izikewicz and Walter Izikewicz ij ROME —Alabama Gov. George jj receiving word that financial default by Jr.,Property at 10 Hilliard St., ij Wallace discussed trade prospects jj To expect that there’ll ever be enough tion to a small paycheck for the disabled, New York City “was imminent. " ?40,000. ^ with Italy’s business leaders today jobs and subcontract work for 60 clients of this service helps conserve and recycle a The advisers held a 90-minute session Warren C. and Grace D. the Manchester Sheltered Workshop is to needed resource. S e e the:— hid bond 2 0 ij and met with President Giovanni jj but Ford did not meet with them. When it Markham to Elizabeth J, % \ QUEEN SIZE j: Leone at the outset of his three-day jj dream. Five mornings a week, four hours a day, World Famous^ aacro Support LAKCER \ ended, a White House spokesman said they Carpenter, property at 158-160 jj Roman visit. |ij While acknowledging that inflation and six clients from the workshop maintain, would report to the President shortly. Pearl St., $55,000, SET ... LISBON, Portugal —The military high unemployment have had negative under supervision, town-controlled The spokesman cautioned, however, Alfreds Krutanis and Pauline ....HF ...... jj government’s powerful jj effects for the handicapped in parking facilities in downtown against speculation that the President Lacis to Emmet D. Gemme and Revolutionary Council vowed today jj Manchester, staff and clients have Manchester. might change his stand against any Debra A. Fitzgerald, property jj to take immediate steps to halt anti- |j accepted these trends as challenges and Maintenance of the parking areas in­ federal aid to the financially-troubled city. at 29-31 Marble St., $52,500. ... CORNER GROUPS have reacted with some very creative cludes sweeping of debris, weeding, cut­ *148 jj government protests and put a stop jj New York City, battling for months to Alexander J. Matthew to J l —J programs. ting grass, clipping hedges and painting to mutinies in the armed forces. |j avoid default, had $453 million in debts due P atrick D. and Susan N. MATTRESS PIUS FOUNDATION Several clients are busy in a special parking stalls when needed. YOU GET:— % BUENOS AIRES, Arentina -T h e | today but not enough money to pay them. Meehan, property at 68 Jensen ecology project where they cut, sort, This program operates year round and jj Argentine government mobilized an j: “Only a miracle will save us, " said City St., $38,000. • 2 Studio Beds • Coverlets count, package and sell all-purpose poly the clients are paid for their services by .>0% ;j: army of 10,000 police today to guard ;j Council President Paul O'Dwyer, “and 1 Donald S. Lappen to Barry D. - KING SIZE SET bags . The repeat sales to homeowners in the Town of Manchester. • Bolsters • Corner Table LARGER jj against left-wing guerilla attacks at j: don’t expect that miracle." Young and Barbara Leighton, the area is proof that the workshop has a Included in the morning’s work schedule jj a massive rally called by President ji The crisis worsened Thursday niglit property at 61-63 Summer St., quality product which is competitively is a break at the corner coffee shop. The i i n i ' J E t Isabel Peron. The Loyalty Day when trustees of the city teachers’ retire­ $35,900. priced. clients have learned to pay their own bills S n ij; demonstration provided a dramatic jj ment fund refused to put $150 million in Nicholas R. and Phyllis V. i \ o w ^ l . & u p 178 The handicapped also appreciate the op­ and to. count change. 6 8 jj test of strength for Mrs. Peron, who jj pension funds into a $2.3 billion state plan Jackston to Robert W, and MATTRESS PLUS portunity to provide a service in a com­ The Manchester program has im­ jj resumed office Thursday after a jj aimed at keeping the city from default Sylvia W. Allison, property at 2 FOUNDATIONS munity whose programs have become a plications for handicapped throughout the through the beginning of December. Niles Dr. and Hackmatack St., § leave of absence. S model for the state. country. Traditionally, a retardate who On the New York Stock Exchange, $50,500. STUDIO COUCH Visit 5 ACRES Of Fine FurnitureL I UNITED NATIONS -Israel has | Automation and complex industrializa­ could not function in competitive employ­ PURITAN JUVENILE & BEDDING CENTER prices opened lower in heavy trading Raymond E. and Elaine A. ■!•; denounced an anti-Zionist resolution % The tion are eliminating opportunities for the ment would have to enter a sheltered today with the city on the doorstep of a Schauster to John R. and Nancy Opens to N O W I... Select your furniture for the whole family from our hu9o selec­ j^ before the General Assembly as g ClearanteJ clients of thd Sheltered Workshop, but workshop. default. Moffat, right-of-way over Sleep 2 tion of Teen Bedrooms, Bedding Sets, Hi Risers, Trundle Beds, Skipper "the first organized international recycling and ecology are creating new Supervised work in a community setting N O W ^ 9 8 . Outlet attack on the Jewish religion since ^ property on Blue Ridge Dr. Beds, Sleep i Storoge Beds, Bunk Beds, Complete Twin Beds, Borcaleun- possibilities. offers a new avenue with many exciting ij;: the Middle Ages.” Arab diplomats « Trade name Next te ger, Lo-Z-BOY Recliners, Cedar Chests. Choose from one of the largest For the past seven years, schools, stores possibilities. i;j predicted the Assembly would ap- g Foster Joseph and Joseph T. The uritan Selections of "in Style Teen Furniture" oil at “ Warehouse Shewroom" and families have been collecting and ______Itlanutacturers Since 1931 P jj prove the resolution, which brands jj saving wire coat hangers fo;^ the The Manchester Sheltered Workshop is From left, Robert Berthiaume, Billy Regan and Michael Robinson, clients of The lottery Parafioriti, doing business as OPEN DAILY 9-9, SATURDAY 9-8 Main SAVINGS! 1930 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY, ROCKY HILL jj: Zionism as “a form of racism and ^ Wholesale Auto Body, 249 workshop. The clients sort, straighten, one of several local agencies to benefit the Manchester Sheltered Workshop, are packaging plastic bags for sale to Store 1061 NEW BRITAIN AVENUE, ELMWOOD Exit 24 off 1-91 & South to Rocky Hill Tel.; 563-1488 racial discrimination.” • » from the United Way fund. Thanks to you, This week's winning Connecticut state Broad St. count and pack thefse hangers which are Manchester homeowners for litter and garbage disposal. Two of the clients » « it’s working. lottery number is on Page 2. then sold to commercial outlets. In addi­ are blind. (Herald photo by Pinto) i PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 17,1975 ^N C H ESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Ctonn., Fri.. Oct. 17. 1976- PAGE THREET

In 1626, Peter Mlnuit bought all Residents voice traffic concern of Manhattan Island’s 2,200 Holmeses discuss art of being a funeral director acres for 60 Dutch ^ I d m ’ “unsightly” Bon Ami building on Hilliard The founder of the Holmes and friends to face the reality This printing test pattern Is Concern over traffic hazards was the Another man complained that the the worth of trade goods. In those they completed military duties businessmen, technicians, move heaven and earth to were better prepared to step the brothers said. There are too con- • St. a ^ suggested it be removed. They Funeral Home 50 years ago, the person has gone. part of The Herald quality principle topic Thursday night at two-hour traffic light at McKee and W. Center Sts. days, 60 guilders equalled 2,400 and schooling. professionals, counselors,” he retrieve the bodies of their back into their lives after that,” many reasons in favor of it. trol program in order to give ' requested a later pickup of leaves on Mark Holmes, had six children! "Next, a ceremony allows a Board of Directors comment session, causes motorists to avoid it by using Ekiglish cents. Today Manhat­ Mark Holmes died in 1963 said. loved ones back from a war or Howard said. When the funeral was held at you one of the fineft[; Margaret Rd. than the day scheduled by three of them sons. All three bereaved person to expend manned by Manchester Mayor John Lyness St. He recommended signs to slow tan land sells for about |24 a while conducting a funeral at from an air or sea crash home, it lasted day and night the Mghway department. much of the emotion felt. Not to Funeral* in the future newspapers in the nation. Thompson. traffic in the area and suggested stop signs square Inch. sons chose freely to join him in the family’s new home on Main Why the body? somewhere?” until the casket was removed to A man who participates in open-play the business. expend it, to let it bottle up in­ The three sons admitted A man complained of excessive speed where Lucien, Ensign and Dudley Sts. St. " ^ m e people think they can Howard Holmes cited the the cemetery, Howard said. basketball for men at Keeney St. School iaowptAymrii!^^ side, can be harmful. funeral customs in Manchester and failure to observe stop signs, par- meet W. Center St. "He was a teacher, an have a funeral without the dead funeral of John F. Kennedy as The family could not rest. complained of the lack of showers there. n o u irr hitchuh And in 1972, the oldest son’s "And it allows the communi­ and the nation have changed ticulary in the Forest Hills area. He said The same man proposed that parking be overseer, a guide,” Norman person’s body present,” proof of the need both for a They had to provide not only And, two women members of a food y‘THKwaiMYLumr son, Howard M. Holmes, ty to show its support of the sur­ greatly since their childho^s he witnessed a police cruiser/^ easing eliminated in front of stores at Hartford Holmes said. Howard said. funeral and a body. « on Woodbridge St. space but food for the cooperative said their group (about 10 decided to follow his father and vivors.” through a stop sign, in addition to many Rd. and McKee St. He emphasized the 7:S0 f:1B M . Mi l 2 PJL I M cm uoniann.in itn The main point in his “But a funeral without a body "This whole country stopped Fifty years ago, most mourners. families) has no place to meet and to store uncles into the firm now located Howard cautioned people to other vehicles. He recommended a safety traffic hazard when the cars back out. tM . Cm iL I iM y Htynm) Ovnlir i teaching was that, "The real is like a wedding without a everything when he (JFK) was funerals were held in the home. Most homes were not large their supplies. They said they need a place ClMsIr at 400 Main St. plan their own funerals wiUi the campaign, with enforcement of traffic A husband and wife complained of the' iU iM m .i» « / Why? key is working with people,” bride. laid to rest. The country’s heart Today, almost all are held in enough. for Saturday mornings. , FAnfWHL. MY feelings of their survivors up­ lane regulations and safety-speed traffic lOVtLY Norman said. “Most people get more from even stopped beating as John a funeral home. Whatever customs prevail Many ask the Holmes men permost in mind. signs. “We’re a unique field. Our a funeral service if the body is John put his hand on his father’s The present “custom” of after another 50 years, there BATHRIES FOR the question and they have “Funeral customs are for the thought out the answers. customers are families. there. casket. using the funeral home may will continue to be a need for R iisi Hsariag fU t X HCKmnmwifsi iR'NM survivors,” he said. the funeral, he said. Arthur Holmes, the second “ We are considered "Why do you think families "The people of the country change but not for a long time. CMM-flatMigMi "The most important part of HELD OVER (R) son, said the answer for him rs!, .; JACQUBLINB SUSANlira the funeral is the emotions,” The candidates speak lies in his father, Mark. he added. ARTHUR DiniG 1M GLN BNmByRbwbglaaiampI "His fine example as a As to why he followed his funeral director was clear to Democratic Manchester improve services, have in­ prevails at the rate that it does —I otouGir father, Howard said, “It is a 7i1B 8iib his family as much of his work Director, Phyllis Jackston said, structed the general manager today that such statements are MTUMMT « SUEDAV MATINEU challenge to help people meet tun. B 7i1B Mil t. WINDSOR...... -TOM THUMT I was done in our Woodbridge St. “The decisions made at budget to seek contract bids for the made by responsible elected and accept death.” TBL. 971-71*7 ROCRVILLI I ...... -TOM THUMT I home as we grew up. Two time by all nine elected leaf pickup for next year so that members of the Republican m - s u N . ROCKVIUE II...... -HIUr| ROUTB 93 a BLLINaTON - Chaea rintaiaMt tor Ibawttoiaa rooms were set aside for the Closing considered members of the Board of Direc­ our road improvement program minority? Those statements 1 P.M. - 3 P.M. “StflntS DMmg *l AfoNartl* rrteei" ‘TO M TH U m r business,” Arthur said. "Our father did not push us tors, to curtail leaf pickup and will continue. are being made, and I am sure PLUS CAhTOONl “I recall asking my father, into this business," Arthur said. go to once a week garbage “A true gap In credibitility that our community is much Over 20 DeHdoiis Entrees bKlu

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iianrJiPBtpr Eupitittg rali Discharged Wednesday: Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; Marion The League of Women Voters the Candidates Meeting is an refreshments will be served by FINAL EXPENSE ideal opportunity for all in­ the Junior Wonen's Club. Gustave Dihlmann, East Hart­ Foote, RD 1, Hebron; Cynthia of Manchester will hold its an­ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 ford: Ruth Heneghan, 132 McNarar, W. Shore Rd., nual Candidates Meeting terested voters to find out LIFE INSURANCE where candidates stand on the Bolton St.; Louise Parkington, Rockville; Mary Young, 35 Wednesday. The meeting, to be Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. 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By getting one of the invisi­ \ decisions where they belong: On the ble men down about five layers to OPEN FORUM X desk in the Oval Office.’’ squeal on another? New York City is not Carthage Stopping the buck at the top “does Actually, says Roche, most If ever there was a classic case of the wealth of nations. Above all. New York not call for displays of courage as episodes of this sort surface because politicizing of economics for the wrong MAX LERNER City, with all its clutter and its dirt on the much as it does for an efficient es­ of a personal grudge leading to an reasons. New York City is that case. streets, all its intrigue, all the blunders The sins that New York leaders com­ pionage apparatus to guarantee that anonymous tip to a congressman or Attendance City. He is the target of mounting attacks and sins on its head, is a great national ,L mitted in their financing shenanigans are by the Reagan guerrillas, whose current key decisions are not being made by journalist. encouraged resource. Deluxe now history. Let the past bury its dead. line is that Mr. Ford has deserted the If a people and its leaders have any Super Clean invisible bureaucrats, to make sure Watergate, he suggests, while it King-Size Toast-R-Oven King-Size Toast-R-Oven To the editor: The spectacle of President Ford and plains and mountain passes of Heartland wisdom, they don’t let so important a Touch ’n Curl Curling Iron Steam and Dry Iron f the buck does not stop someplace was an absurd, criminal extreme, was I am writing to you with respect to the Treasury Secretary William Simon run­ America and succumbed to the fleshy resource go down the drain. De Gaulle Our Reg. Price...... 15.97 Our Reg. Price...... 34.97 Our Reg. Price...... 29.97 Our Reg. 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"Dollars Off" 2.00 Less G.E. “Dollars Off ” 5.00* Less G.E. “Dollars Off” 5.00* The armor of this bureaucracy is World War II in which presidents have Conference of Churches Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. York to its hellfire doom, as if they were Kissinger, detente, Soviet grain deals, cultural world center was more important civil service tenure, provided by been driven to improvise techniques at the Manchester High School the lord and the prophets, and New York YOUR YOUR YOUR YOUR American technicians in the Sinai, Vice for France, even in power terms, than any FINAL FINAL FINAL FINAL CAROLYN BECKER Congress to about 98 per cent of the for control of the administration. Auditorium. were Sodom and Gomorrah combined — President Rockefeller, deficit financing material power source. John Kennedy COST 11.97 COST 29.97 COST 21.97 COST 32.97 B o a rd at Education Unlike many other towns in Connec­ such a spectacle is not only cruel and ab­ and all the rest. 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SF140WH Is there no one around Gerry Ford to tell •SEE CLERK FOR DETAILS designed to eliminate the spoils Richard Nixon set in motion a train of their time and talent to enrich our town. New York has learned its bitter lesson. seem to be — in favor of abetting the him that while Grand Rapids is an impor­ So have the other cities, watching it. The system, Roche discovered that he was events leading to congressional I certainly wish to encourage the public nefarious doings in New York. tant symbol of American strength. New SEE CLERK to show their appreciation for these task now is to keep the New York debacle This is traditional politics — hard- CALDOR gives you ^ 3 or ^ 5 °owprIces on ALL other Small Appliances FOR DETAILS one of only about 700 members of the predominance unmatched in history. York is an even more resounding one talented performers by attending and from shaking the economy and the society, knuckle, unsubtle, short-range — which around the nation and the world? Will no and to get New York back on the path to enjoying a very special evening. doesn’t make it any easier to swallow. It is one tell him that to be blind to this fact Gold Filled SAVE OVER $10 Sincerely, fiscal sanity. clearly bad economics, and even bad GAF Hush-A-Matic PRECOR isn’t even good politics, because at a time Good Luck Rev, Paul Q. Trinque We all know what New York stands for political economy. All but a few ALL Automatic AM/FM when the roof-beams of the world are Horn Church of tjie Assumption in the nation’s demonology. It is the Rome forecasters — I omit Treasury Secretary shaking, Americans won’t in the end opt r e c o r d s Projector Cassette Manchester of the late empire, with a dash of Nineveh William Simon and the crew around him— for leaders with the vision of provincials Recorder a n d TAPES ' Our Gnomes of Moscow and Tyrb thrown in. Its mayors are the are agreed that a New York declaration of and pygmies? No one is asking the federal Roman emperors straight out of Sallust Reg. bankruptcy, with a repudiation of its government to give New York any BY t h e s e i70 6.87 and Gibbon, and its political economy is O ur Reg. obligations, will mean a severe setback to massive handouts. What is asked for is a 89.90 OQ70 The Russians are giving the that of bread and circuses for the mul­ ARTISTS Fashion's newest "laid" jewelry M. J O ur ReiReg tising the charms of a secret, Alleges error the national economic recovery which is psychological commitment — that the na­ Full remote control-forward with gold filled chain; gift boxed. titude. It is the modern spawning ground reverse, locus; sharp 4" lens, 49.99 “gnomes of Zurich” a run for their numbered account with its parent in­ slowly getting started. Arthur Burns, from tion will put its credit behind this national self carry case. S2680 in editorial for pornography, drugs, crime, Maoist Records from radio ELEANOR COLTMAN money — or more accurately, the his Federal Reserve aerie, sees what resource. If the nation thus prophesies stitution in Moscow, the Soviet plots, black power, U.N. intrigue, global Gold Tone Picture Frames Reg. or condenser mike. Board ol Education To the editor. Simon should be seeing if he were not so that New York will in time make good on 5x7" or 8x10" size with protective glass. 99c money of people who are in the Foreign Trade Bank. Such accounts Circular Slide Tray, Reg. 2.69. 1.97 5 7 « Pushbutton control; battery or AC Your editorial of Friday, Oct. 10, con­ bankers’ conspiracies, the protocols of the blinkered — the global psychological im­ its obligations it will be a self-fulfilling GIFT DEPT market for a secret, numbered bank can be opened in Zurich and kept in cerning the Bentley and Washington elders of Zion and the media elite which pact that a New York City repudiation prophecy. So will it be if the federal holds America in thrall. account, for which Swiss banks have freely transferable foreign currencies School bond referendum contains a serious would have on the world’s money markets government says, in effect, that New York 1 Incredibly error that I would like to call to your Having spewed out this fantasy non­ and on America’s symbolic standing as an Exciting Outdoor Game! long been famous. in Moscow. will fail. Low Priced! attention. The editorial stated that the sense we should all feel better and get economic and political power system. Crusty old Cato, in the Roman republic, All the attractions of a Swiss bank down to the hard political dynamics of the STREET HOCKEY According to Barron’s financial Republican point of view held that the In the end the basic blindness that Mr. built a following on his repeated insistence (Fm account (which the United States and referendum should be removed from the controversy swirling around New York. Ford and Simon and their advisers are that “Carthage must be destroyed.” New weekly, “eagerness to lay hands on It takes no giant brain to figure out why Goalie Trainer Set Deluxe other foreign governments are trying November ballot, while the Democrats showing goes beyond economics to York is not a Carthage, to be burned to the Western currencies is pushing the favored its retention. This is incorrect. Gerald Ford has been taking the hard line whatever it is — political, psychological, ground and plowed over for its sins. to diminish) are promised by the 5 Ft. Air Soviet Union to unashamedly As a Republican running for re-election in denying any federal help to New York cultural — that makes up the health and Our ■ Russians, plus something the Swiss to the Board of Education, a member of Reg. capitalistic activities.” 12.99 Hockey the Building and Sites Committee of that cannot equal: Free insured delivery A complete package of action, in­ A Russian bank in Zurich, for exam­ board, an ex-officio representative to Our Reg. 89.97 of diamonds, gold coins and bullion cluding cage, goalie stick, forward ple, has put out colored folders adver­ Citizen’s Advisory Committee on Bentley stick, plus safety puck and ball. bought through their bank. and Washington Schools, and a member of Reagan can turn on the zealots the Republican Town Committee, I firmly believe that the referendum should re­ Street Hockey Stick WASHINGTON - President Ford may of Oklahoma for the moderate-liberal PAUL B. GREENBERG main on the ballot. Tough 50” stick may be cur­ Board of Education not be worried about the Ronald Reagan vote, and maybe with Sargent Shriver, ^ Street hockey Individuals obviously hold differing ANDREW TULLY ved left or right Reg. 2.29 9 9 « b a ll Full 30x60” playing surface; deluxe goal challenge, but his political agents wish who has picked up strength among former points of view on this issue. It is a disser­ cages and scorekeepers. Anodized alum­ they could wake up some morning to find Kennedy supporters. Some of his op­ vice, however, to me and other Street Hockey Ball inum top and side rails, 2 controllers, that the former California governor had Now the Reagan people, notably New ponents tend to dismiss Shriver as a rebound and regular pucks. Republicans who strongly support the emigrated to Australia in a huff. Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson Jr., lightweight, but he showed he knew how to Durable, no-bounce ball lor 4 7 4 referendum by presuming to label any better control. Reg. 79c The reason is, in the words of one Ford are saying that their candidate can cripple campaign as McGovern’s running mate in viewpoint as “the” Republican position. operative, that Reagan could be the Ford’s campaign by getting only 35 per a cause that was lost a month before elec­ Very truly yours, George McGovern or the Barry Goldwater cent of the primary vote in New tion. Earl B. Odom of the 1976 campaign for the Republican Hampshire and by winning Florida, a For both parties, the profusion of Super-Size 46 Bruce Rd. Reagan stronghold. After two such primaries probably is a pain in the neck. Washing Manchester Presidential nomination. “Like McGovern and Goldwater did, “defeats,” they say. Ford will lose For one thing, they are too much of a Capacity! Editors Note: At the Sept. 29 meeting of credibility within the party. Recent ]/l Reagan turns on the zealots,” says the strain on the candidate’s health and the Town Board of Directors, the vote to Ford man. “He sets the adrenalin to history has shown that is the risk inherent patience. In 1960, when primaries were keep the referendum on the ballot was 6 to flowing. Our tiger is a good solid can­ in being cast in the favorite’s role. relatively few, John Kennedy said the 3 with the three members of the didate, but he doesn’t have Reagan’s piz­ If it makes the Ford camp any happier, primary campaign was twice as Republican minority voting no. It was the zazz. People like Ford and respect him, the growing field of Democratic can­ exhausting as his race with Richard Republican minority which raised the but they don’t tear up the American didates will be having similar troubles in Nixon. issue. We admit individual Republicans Legion hall when he gives a speech. the early primaries. Whoever is made the But the biggest trouble with primaries is JOHN YAVIS JR. may not agree with the minority action. Reagan can send a crowd just by favorite in New Hampshire’s Feb. 24 that they attract mostly the activist voters b u r Reg^ 59.99 to 119.99 W hirlpool Board ol Education appearing on the platform because he is at primary — at this point probably Sen. — people with a gripe or a cause. Others Automatic once an angry activist and — like Barry Birch Bayh of Indiana — will have to win stay away from the primaries in droves. for Goldwater — a candidate who offers a decisively or he’ll start to lose support. A Only 21.8 million people voted in 21 Washer ALMANAC choice. poor if victorious showing in New primaries in 1972, whereas 45.2 million Experience “I think the nomination of Reagan would Hampshire won’t eliminate Bayh, but he’ll voted in November in the states where 19” Diagonal 49 0*84 be a disaster. His constituency is too have to do much better as the primaries primaries were held. Until contradictory * , Savings run their course. Chromacolor® TV CHOOSE FROM: By Uniled PreiiB Internutional narrow. But we’re going to have 30 or figures become available, this says that Performance Today is Friday, Oct. 17, the 290th day of more primaries next year, and McGovern For one thing, Bayh will be forced into a primaries do not really reflect the will of •3-Speed • 5-Speed & 1975 with 75 to follow. taught us in 1972 that the primaries can head-to-head contest with Rep. Moe Udall the people. Ask George McGovern. Three wash cycles, 3 wash/rinse temperatures. nominate a man who doesn’t have a Our 10-Speed Models Cool down care for perma-press; easy clean filter. The moon is approaching its full phase. Lowest VOTE The morning stars are Venus, Mercury, majority even in his own party.” Price! Some One-Of-A-Kind Whirlpool 5-Cycle Dryer Mars and Saturn. The agent quoted doesn’t believe «387 and Floor Models TODAY’S THOUGHT Solid state super video range tuning; No-iron care; 5 dry cycles. The evening star is Jupiter. Reagan can get the GOP nomination and automatic color clarifier and tint guard. 3 temp selections. Our Reg. 169.70 *154 DEMOCRATIC neither do the other worriers in the Ford Only 15 Per Store—Sorry, No Rain Checks PLUS OELIVERV AND INSTALLATION Those born on this day are under the There are no bounds to the call of love Yahweh's desire for mercy and justice: , 70 position UHF channel selector. camp. But they’re afraid Reagan might do sign of Libra. for the God-serving man and woman. “ ....share your bread with the hungry, and NOV. 4 just well enough in the primaries to divide American actresses Jean Arthur and Each of us is called to show God’s love to shelter the homeless poor, to clothe the the party, as Goldwater did in 1964. They SALE: Rita Hayworth were bom Oct. 17, Miss everyone we meet — the poor, the suf­ man you see to be naked and not turn from DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE remember, too, that Sen. Ed Muskie beat PAUL PHILLIPi. TREASURER Arthur in 1908 and Miss Hayworth in 1919. fering, the sorrowful — for in them we your own kin.” (Isa. 58:7) And Christ tells MANCHESTER FRI. and SAT. On this day in history: McGovern in New Hampshire in 1972 and always meet the Lord. Both Old and New us that “in so far as you did this to one of Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Lyndon Johnson beat Gene McCarthy in Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. In 1777, in one of the great turning points Testaments remind us that we will be the least of these brothers of mine, you did 1145 Tolland Turnpike 1968, and yet both Muskie and Johnson of the Revolutionary War, British Gen. judged by our continuing daily works of it to me.” (Matt. 25:40) John Burgoyne surrendered his forces to • ere eliminated from the race because mercy, not by an occasional, exceptional Sister Katherine Panalitis, CND “You don’t like its looks? You tell him to let go." the Americans at Saratoga, N.Y. their margin of victory was too small. act. Isaiah draws our attention to St. Bartholomew Convent PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 17, 1876 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 17. 1975— PAGE SEVEN Colonial dinner set Sunday Students on school board Mcwti! r i m / by groups in East Hartford EAST HARTFORD formally installed as student a t Board of Education Miss Patricia Connoily, stu­ representatives to the Board of meetings. As student represen­ Om 40 TMra ol UMXMltO Itntot dent at East Hartford High Education. tatives they are allowed to par­ Open 24 Hours Pally SHEILA TELLER Miss Connoliy and Miss ticipate in the discussion on victuals at 6:30 p.m. Strolling minstrels Evelyn Uhrig, chairman of the ticket School, and Miss Angela FOR EMERGENCY StKVKE 289-4283 will play during the dinner. Camarco, student at George J. Camarco were elected by the matters before the board as conunlttee, announced that tickets are students at their- respective ^CHOItL tltR U ) Richard H. Blackstone, mayor has The Bicentennial Commission assisted Penney High School, have been well as bring to the board of still available and may be obtained at Ray­ high schools to represent them education from time to time the proclaimed Sunday Colonial Dinner Day in by members of the East Hartford mond Library or any branch libraries. East Hartford. Women’s Club, Fine Arts Commission, thinking and opinions of M o b il The mayor’s proclamation is an official Historical Society, and the Daughters of students. They do not vote, HEATINB OILS Other representatives from the planning however. The East Hartford invitation to all men and women of the the American Revolution have been plan­ organizations serving on the Colonial community and its surrounding towns to ning the colonial dinner for many months. Board of Education initiated OIL BURNER A Dinner Committee are Barbara Barone, Church cluh to hear the inclusion of representatives Resource Room for MHS attend the colonial dinner to com­ Mary Brennan and her committee from Liz Fleish, Doris Raynor, Bernice HEATINB INSTALLATION from the student body in 1972. Affairs Club active memorate the Bicentennial of the United the Historical Society have researched Sevastia, Claire Girourd, Grace DelCam- How many of you know where relaxation and study. Some sub­ the microfilm machine in the Miss Connolly and Miss Camar­ States. and planned an authentic menu. po, Polly Foley, Eileen Gavan, Alice talk on automobiles 643-5135 you can sit down and enjoy a jects available are science- ISR. The Current Affairs Club Kingswood Auditorium, West co are the fourth pair of 315 C e lla r SI. The mayor also urged diners to attend Margaret Bjorkland and Polly Evans of Whelton, Lillian Goodberg, Raymond Manchettsr 1940 radio program such as fiction books, English Available on microfiche began the year with its first Hartford. The club will be students to hold such a position. in the style of dress of our forefathers. the Women’s Club Garden Club have been Johnson, Wilma Older, Barry Donahue "Amos ’n Andy” or “Fibber literature, and old-time radio are other magazines such as meeting on Thursday, Oct. 2, representing the countries they Samuel H. Chorches, presi­ automobile. The talk’s title is The colonial dinner, planned by town’s drying flowers to use as part of the and Cynthis Redman. McGee and Molly?” Where can shows. "Sports Illustrated" and with over 20 new members visited on Jan. 8, when they dent of Chorches Motors in “The Future of the Automobile Bicentennial Commission, will be held decorations. Dan Russell, local artist and Donald Hallquist and Richard Sterner of . )cated several thou­ year. Staying-back or failing Ever go to football game with being shattered. — Russ Wilson Mazzota ’76 Sue Balesano; treasurer, Vicky Secretaries Association). The Gremlin value. sand miles away — in South one of the more important Ferguson. NSA also sponsors yearly The facts apeak .Vietnam. exams usually meant that one Tentative plans for the year scholarships to members of forthemsefvesT Due and his family (parents, would have to drop out of Rock review: '^Yesterdays’ were discuss^ and the first ac­ FSA. two brothers, and a sister) school. In this circumstance, if r were among the many Viet­ the student was a male, he Yes has taken a step into the 1 namese people forced to flee would probably be drafted into deletion of Steve Howe in all If you enjoy Yes, be sure to past with its recent album, songs but one. Banks plays a High School World Editors their homes during the recent the Army; females were forced “Yesterdays.” In this album, get your hands on this album. If Communist takeover. The to. seek out jobs, or, if they were fantastic p ita r, in fact, Howe’s Co-editor songs from Yes’ first two LPs you’ve never heard them, then, Cindy Dziato Art editor Tracey Jenkins Over 40 Great Stores! Nguyens, who hail originally lucky, they would get married. absence is barely noticeable. Co-editor Wendy Horwitz Photography editor (“Yes” and “Time and a this is an introduction to some Feature editor A’my Slone Similar pressures were placed Alan White, drummer, is Chock Ohorhowski Advisor Zane Vaughan from Saigon, have had to adopt Word” ) are redone. The newer great music, music far ahead of Sports editor Russ Wilson to many cultural differences on college students. Since un­ replaced by Bill Buford, who its time. — S. Colbath versions are longer and brought was with Yes until 1972. Jon * All-New Exciting Merchandise! during this time, but Due tells iversities were overcrowded, up to date. This record is, in me that he thinks most of these only the best students could Anderson and Chris Squire are effect, the best of the early Yes singing and playing in this changes have been good ones. ever hope to graduate. Due made better. For exam ple, houses in sights an example: “Out of a album as they always have. Savings Galore in Every Store! "Yesterdays’’ is more Squire still seems able to fill in Saigon were small and close class of 1,000, m aybe 50 towards rock than “Tales” or .'together without any real yard graduate,” TTie rest must drop the gaps with a mean bass that D ue Nguyen “Relayer” but is still a long never stops. *Plus...Free Turkeys Every Day! •hrea. Here in Manchester, out because they have failed a way from raunch ‘n’ roll. he often works out arithmetic My personal opinion of this • Due's family enjoys a larger big exam somewhere along the Another difference from recent problems "just for fun.” He is album is that it stands as a . home and more spacious yard. way. cuts is that the lyrics make hoping to pursue a career fabulous collection of music. ( Another plus for Due is his Much of Due’s spare time is sense, if you care to listen to where his mathematical People that know music well move to MHS. He is fond of the spent studying. After seeing them rather than the orchestra­ abilities will come in handy. echo my opinion. Yes creates a •I’oncepts of freedom in student how his past school system tion. Compare that with the dis­ s' Right now, he thinks he’d like to special mood with each song, IT'S ALL HAPPENING NOW AT THE yourse selection and open cam­ operated, this is not surprising. joint lyrics of “Tales” further his studies in the field of and the complexity of their pus. In South Vietnam, he He does, however, find time to The lead tune, “America,” wasn’t able to choose what sort engineering. UConn and the enjoy his favorite sports, swim­ music makes listening a was written by Paul Simon for pleasure. " A Shopping of courses he took; his schedule University of Hartford are ming and soccer. He likes his “Bookends” album. Its colleges he has been viewing An example of what I mean Was determined by the school music quite a bit, as evidenced resemblence to Yes’ version, Tradition with this type of career in mind. can be found on "Astral ^m inistration. The required by his membership in the however, is not easily apparent. AMCriDealers/Tlie Economy Experts ^ubject that proved most According to Due, there is Round Table Singers and his Traveler,” one of my favorite o n c h e /(^ r Since 1956" In remaking these songs. Yes another great difference cuts on the album. Towards the T O U a b m h o w m i'aluable to him was English participation in choir class. has done something short of between Vietnamese and middle of the song, there is a ^which he studied for four years. Due is thus very optimistic spectacular by bringing back CAH PmtTMlR YOUA American schools. He says smooth organ solo, switching DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES JNC. oAt MHS, Due has appropriately about his future in America. the original artists. Rick Selected classes in American much more pressure was quickly to a harsh rock lead, 285 BROAD ST. orkodo He’s happy to be where he is Wakeman is back on keyboards EDUCATIOM, PtfA%C placed on students in South then back'to the gentler organ. ^Literature and U.S. History, now and hopeful that he can for “America.” Tony Kate, who MANCHESTER Vietnam than is placed on kids Amazingly, all these transac­ Contact youn heacicst >long with Math IV, Choir, and achieve the goals he is striving left Yes after their first album, No. BEH ER THAN EVER! ^German. Math is by far his in the U.S, Throughout high for. May the most he wishes for tions are carried out without *M«euJec1ut*i*« rtleil pric*. DtilinaHon chaie*t. dkelaz pt«p., tloU and lecol tax*9 nol inciudtd. plays organ on all the other 6UIDANCC DCPT. '*BoMd «a ••tiaHittd C.P.A. rviuHi of 91 npp in Iho bighway cyclo and 20 mpg in Iho city cycio for an optional 2SI CID I cyl. ongino. Your driving bobUo. Javorite course. It is a subject school (Grades 6-12), there be the least that he gets. — difficulty and fit the mood of eondiUon of ear, or optional oguipmont nay oUtcl Ibtio figuroi. Driving ronga it coaputod with highway cycio miloogo mullipUod by 21-gaIlon lank eopadly. cuts. Another change is the ad­ >*Avorago u*od ear toaalo prlcoa. luty I97S. Souicoi Aulomolivo Matkol Roporl, 9/I/7S. Markol Avoiagoi, Zonoo I. 2 and 9 lor 1974 ond 1975 compact and tub* BROAD STREET & WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKEmMANCHESTER, CT. rthat intrigues him so much that were several examinations Chuck Obuchowski the song. Such rapid orchestra­ compact car*. dition of Peter Banks and the tion is characteristic of Yes. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 17, 1975 i-i:. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct, 17,1975— PAGE NINE Hassett-Farr Patricia Gail Farr and David Wayne Hassett, both of Manchester, were married Aug. 23 at St. James Church in THE BABY Manchester. The bride is the daughter of IS NAMED Mr. and Mrs. James F. Farr of 19 Radding St. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wrobel, Kelly Chrigiine, daughter of Edward B. Jr. and Richard W. Hassett of 60 Ben­ Sharon Dixon Wrobel of 229 Oak St. She was born Oct. 6 at ton St. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon of West Hartford. Her paternal The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon of St. James Church grandparents are Mrs. Grace Wrobel of East Hartford and Edward Wrobel of Manchester. Her paternal great-grandmother celebrated the nuptial Mass and B e t t y R y d e r , TiMVELEo/roa is Mrs. Agnes Wrobelski of Manchester. She has a sister, performed the double-ring Kimberly Ann, 3V2. ceremony. The altar was decorated with white car­ Globes, Todd Chrisiopber, son of Arnold R. and Carol nations, and white daisies and Greenwich has new look the pews were marked with Collins Globes of 46 Evergreen Rd., Vernon. He was born Oct. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is white ribbon, daisies and Basically a good old Ckilonial Moving on to another historic Mrs. William Collins of 42 Elro St. His paternal grandparents are greens. Ralph Maccarone was saltbox, the Bush-Holley house home, tte visitor encounters no Mr. and Mrs. Harold Globes of Fairfax, Minn. He has a brother, difficulty in recognizing the soloist. §cott, iVt. in Greenwich has changed its The bride, given in marriage face over the years until you Putnam Cottage on East Put­ by her father, wore gown of can drive by two or three tirnes nam Ave. On a hill overlooking Casbman, Trisha Naneiie, daughter of Alan J. and Diane organza over satin designed before you recognize the essen­ the road, newly painted a deep Hallissey Cashman of 94 Hawthorne St. She was born Oct. 7 at with sheer long sleeves, tial shape behind the Victorian coloniai red, the cottage scoop neckline, A-line accor- Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are double porches. exterior is covered with un­ dian pleated hemline trimmed Mr. and Mrs. John Hallissey of Hartford. Her paternal grand­ usual round-bottomed hand- father is Arthur Cashman of Hartford. Ihe house is one of several with bridal ring floral appliques reasons to stop and look around hewn wooden shingles, most of on the train. Her three-tiered Greenwich, a town best known them original. Botturo, Michael Richard, son of S. Richard and Kathleen elbow-length veil of imported as an affluent suburb of New In 1779, when the house was Sernoffsky Bottaro of 66 Brent Dr., Vernon. He was bom Oct. 8 silk illusion was attached to a York City. It is a town with its nearly 90 years old. General at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Juliet cap. She carried a own identity, however, past and Israel Putnam as a guest here are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sernoffsky of East Hartford. His pater­ cascade bouquet of white car­ present, with both represented when British General Tryon nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bottaro of East Hart­ nations, white daisies, baby’s in its tourist attractions. and bis troops moved un­ ford. His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. John Griffin of expectedly on Horseneck to breath, and yellow sweetheart East Hartford. Horseneck, as the town was roses. first known, began as a tem­ capture much needed Mrs. Debra Farr Lassen of MARC launches Christmas ^ r d , calendar sale porary Dutch settlement in provisions and, if possible, Put­ Manchester was her sister’s 1614, and finally became a nam himself, Washington’s se­ matron of honor. Bridesmaids New military pay Paul Sullivan, a special education student, who volu i^ red to sell National Association of Connecticut town under English cond in command. were Miss Lisa Farr of Retarded Children calendars, receives his supply from Miss Ada Wehmann, card and rule in 1656. Indian warfare and Although Old Put was Manchester, Miss Vickie Jo scale in effect calendar chairman for the Manchester Association of Retarded Citizens. Cards, which are Revolutionary War drama help recovering from a dancing par­ Paredes of Kings Park, L.I., on sale at the Sheltered Workshop at Lincoln Center, have been designed by the mentally make up its past. ty the night before, he managed Travel agents feted at Sheraton to add another legend to his life N.Y., and Mrs. Roxann McLaughlin Photo Army recruits now receive retarded. The calendar is illustrated with pictures which were prize winners in the 1975 an­ The Bush-Holley house, at 39 proved by Congress Oct. 1. story. He e sca p e by plunging Mrs. Betty Grant Thibeau of Globe Travel in Manchester gets a flower for ber hair from Faucher of Vernon. Miss Jamie larger salaries as the result of a nual Art Design Contest sponsored by NARC. Among the winners is Mary Ann Strickland Rd., may have been Mrs. David W. Hassett Lt. Col. Donald A. Andrews, his horse down a steep incline Bill Townsend, regional sales manager for Home Lines, as David Sutherland, Home Lines Lou Farr, the bride’s sister, 5 per cent pay increase ap- Connecticut’s chief of Army Remiczewski of South Windsor, who is a client at the workshop and recipient of a $50 built by a Dutch trader before was junior bridesmaid. and galloping off. The British marketing manager, smiles his approval. Festivities took place recently at a dinner party Brett W. Lassen of Manchester, residing in Manchester. recruiting, reported that new savings bond and trophy. Profits from the sale of cards and calendars benefit the MARC. 1685 — or perhaps not — but Barney T. Peterman Jr. of certain architectural features, hesitated to follow, and he got hosted by the Home Lines and the Bahama Tourism Office, at the Sheraton in Hartford. the bride’s nephew, was ring Mrs. Hassett was graduated volunteers earn $361 per month, Christmas ornaments, made by workshop clients, candles and assorted Christmas gift Manchester served as best away. (Herald photo by Ryder) bearer. in June from Eastern Connec­ compared to the former start­ such as unusually high ceilings man. Ushers were Stephen Items are available at Calico Corner in the workshop. (Herald photo by Dunn) A reception was held at the ticut State College. Mr. Hassett ing base pay of $344. Most for the time, denote a Dutch in­ Hassett of Glastonbury and Manchester Army & Navy is employed as an assistant recruits also qualify for promo­ fluence. Kurt Hassett of Manchester, Club, after which the couple left manager at F arr’s Sport Shop tion after four months in ser­ The house was enlarged and the bridegroom’s brothers; and on a trip to Bermuda. They are in Manchester. vice, with a salary jump to $402. modernized in its many years of Mark Metheny of Manchester. Under programs that Square dance Saturday use as a family home, housing recognized civilian acquired as many as IS children at one TWA to show Ali bout education and experience, time, and later as an inn. Tom Rinker, of Wilmington, BULLETIN: The early 12-over-12 window volunteers with college Trans World Airlines will before midnight will feature the Mass., will be guest caller at panes in the front rooms were Crowd pleasing recipes backgrounds or technical feature filmed highlights of the film. There will be no charge to the Manchester Square Dance Now You Can Get Your replaced with large French By BETTY RYDER 4-H training are eligible to enlist at Club dance Saturday from 8 to Muhammad Ali-Joe Frazier view the film on Chicago-West crackers and smooth out over Donuts Wholesalel We Invite windows in 1850, when the addi­ even higher pay grades. Lt. Col. 11 p.m. at Manchester High heavyweight championship Coast flights. Family/Travel Editor crackers. While still warm, The Flume in White Mountains tion of verandahs transformed muds: Jy * | Andrews said that individuals School. Russ and Anita White The Foliowiiig To Get Our fight on selected domestic The Ali-Frazier film will be I Tori n aaaa «««<■ Opened my mail and out pop­ cover with whole graham the facade of the house. Thence News with 60 or more collect credits will cue the rounds^ Wholesale Prices: Ciubs, flights starting Saturday. offered in addition to TWA’s ped a couple of good recipes, so crackers and press down. Frost The granite rock which makes up the walls of the flume in White Mountains National Park forward, guests of the inn could may now enter the Army as The exclusive in-flight regularly scheduled full-length thought I’d pass them along. and cut into bars. Chill and Rinker, at the age of 15, first Organizations, Restaurants, in New Hampshire, was formed many millions of years ago in ancient geological time. As enjoy the ever-changing view of privates first class at a new showing of the flight will be movie features. The Choco-Almond Grahams store in refrigerator. called for a teen-age club in Cos Cob Harbor as they sat and starting salary of $418 per Religious Organizations, a later dark colored lava in a molten condition was pushed up from below filling a great fea tu r^ on more than 350 are very good and can make you Makes about 2'A dozen bars (1 The Manchester Church St. 4- Nebraska. He was active in the gossiped, waiting for dinner, or month. Qualified graduates of Scouts, Private Parties, crack and smaller side cracks that had been formed in the granite. This lava solidified to flights each week for four a winner when serving your X 3-inch). Hers,which meets at the home square dance movement in the moonrise, or whatever. techinical high schools and form dikes. As ages passed the main dike was worn away and leaving the flume gorge. weeks including flights on favorite political candidate, a Frosting: Combine 1 cup con­ of Mr. and Mrs. Denis English, Midwest for many years before Birthdays, Halloween, etc. Inside, the restoration by the colleges may also earn higher (Herald photo by Pinto) which movies are not ordinarily club or committee meeting, or fectioners’ sugar and 2 is now in its second year. settling in New England in 1970. They’re Cheaper By Tin Greenwich Historical Society pays and have the opportunity shown. The 20-minute color as a special treat for a scout tablespoons instant chocolate Officers are John The second lesson for new has uncovered two enormous GLOBE Commandant for accelerated promotion. Dozen, 15 to 25% Discount presentation will be offered on troop. drink. Mix in 1 tablespoon Pescosolido, president; Lisa square dancers is scheduled for fireplaces with beehive ovens, In addition to these base transcontinental nonstop flights Travel Service These sandwich-type bar melted butter and 1 to 2 Jolie, vice-president; Colleen James D. Gleason of 55 Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at In 6 Dozen Lots or More! For original paneling, wallpaper salaries, the Army provides Vermont installs super-slide departing before 10 p.m. from cookies are filled with a vanilla- tablespoons milk, just enough English, secretary; Kelly Virginia Rd. has been installed Waddell School. The class is hformation. Please Call - early enough to tear the tax 555 MAIN STREET I free food, clothing, housing, and Boston-New York-Newark- flavored mixture of chopped to make a thin, spreadable English, treasurer; Brian as commandant of the John J. still open for couples interested stamp of George II, a stone medical and dental care to all long time for something to in­ slide by DEMAG, the riders, Philadelphia-Baltlmore- 643-2165 almonds, graham cracker frosting. English, reporter; Kim Mansfield Detachment of the in learning. 'Things are really bustling at stairway, and other distinctive volunteers. MR. DONUT crease the use of our facilities have complete control over Washington-Los Angeles-and crumbs, butter and milk. ’This Swedish Slice-Offs Pelletier, fund raiser; Maureen Marine Corps League. He Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCurry this well-known southern Ver­ features. Furnishings reflect succeeds Harold A. Osgood Sr. 255 West Middle Tpke. in the summertime, and we their decent. They may San Francisco. Additionally, Authorized agent in Manchester i particular recipe calls for a Vz cup whole blanched or Gorman, recreation director; have door duty for Saturday’s mont ski area. In keeping with three centuries of living, with Other officers installed are Manchester • 646-9277 have found it,” stated accelerate, slow down, or come n o n sto p flights between for all Airlines. Railroads and frosting made with instant slivered almonds Anne Marie Flynn, community dance. Refreshments will be Bromley’s reputation as a emphasis on the earlier Steamship Lines Albertsson. “For many years to a complete stop if desired. Chicago and both Los Angeles chocolate drink, but you can Vz cup butter or margarine, service director. Mrs. Sandra Adams, senior vice served by Mr. and Mrs. John leader of new developments, periods. substitute to taste. softened Kim Pelletier and Anne commandant; Francis McHugh, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Stig Albertsson, president of people have enjoyed Bromley’s “It’s fun, it’s safe, and and ^ n Francisco departing The other recipe is for 'A cup sugar Marie Flynn have joined the Gaboury, junior vice­ Whitehorse, in the Yukon, is Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tom R in k er the corporation, announced the scenic summer chairlift rides. anyone can ride it with minimal Swedish Slice-Offs, a rope of 2 tablespoons molasses club this year. commandant; Jerry Sapienza, Canada’s largest city in area, Montie, and Mr. and Mrs. installation of two side by side Now they can also be instruction,” said Albertsson. covering. 162 square miles. ‘ Denn Qo Away WWwut Ut" cookie dough that can be 1 cup unsifted flour The club's major projects for judge advocate; Osgood, Roger Morgan. giant slides to begin operation transported by the chairlift to "The trail for the slides will be PASSPORTS OUR SKI TRAVEL EXPERT refrigerated and sliced for Vz teaspoon baking soda this year are cooking, paymaster; Chester Yaworski, during the Bicentennial the starting point of the super­ completed this fall, and we will NASSIFF CAMERA AIRWAY TRAVEL RETURNED FROM VISITING HOTELS cooking at a moment’s notice. pinch salt woodworking, and community chaplain; and John Rogers, Summer of 1976. slide. Each of our two slides start installation as soon as the AND SKI FACILITIES IN ASPEN. Choco-AlmomI Grahams Chop almonds very fine, service at a local rest home. sergeant-at-arms. Developed in West Germany will be over 3,200 feet in length snow leaves next spring. Opera­ 643-7369 AGENCY, INC. Graham crackers (This may be done stop-and-go by the DEMAG Corporation, winding down the mountain tion of the slide will begin June, 457 Cantor Street, Mancheeter 1 cup brown sugar fashion in electric blender.) the slide system has been a pop­ over a specially prepared 1976. TEL. 646-2500 ‘A cup butter or margarine Cream butter with sugar; beat m r v e v f W e’r e ular European attraction since course dropping 660 feet of Call Connie Roberts Vz cup milk in almonds and molasses. Mix 1972. Albertsson said that the elevation on interesting and For Information On all Ski Areas Vz teasprwn vanilla flour, soda and salt; mix into super-slide installation at thrilling curves, straight ESCAPE TO SUNNY SPAIN 1 cup graham cracker crumbs creamed mixture to form a I • r U iV l lt , PlamBe PUu • UyHKWR, 19 Uaii St • EU T LONCtKAOM, k Uiln St | Bromley will be the first of its aways, and rolling terrain.” •Airline Tickets * »:■ Vz cup chopped almonds dough. Shape into a long smooth now open kind in the United States. Riding On individual sleds COSTA DEL SOL frosting rope about IVi-inches in "We have been looking for a designed specifically for the at in Airline Prices! Line a 9 x 13-inch baking pan diameter. Chill. Slice about Vi stock FALL SALE DAYS 2 wMks trom $469.00 — 647-9949 with whole graham crackers. thick and bake on ungreased ALL AIRLINES...... ALL DESTINATIONS Mix the brown sugar, butter baking sheet at 350 degrees for 4 weeks from $459.00 and milk in a saucepan. Bring 10 to 12 minutes. (Cookies do PRINT NYLON Fully lined. Velvet TO HMD COMPLETE DURKROOM TIekata laauad On Pramisaa fncAwNBe H r lar, and A o M to a boil, stirring until sugar is not darken in baking.) Cool 5 .rave holiday MERCURY TRAVa OF MANCHESTER, INC. JEANNETTE LE8PERANCE MAUREEN HOULE 67 East Center S L, Menchesler • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5/ dissolved; boil for 2 minutes. minutes on baking sheet, then SHIRTS BLAZERS SUPPLIES CHECK AT YOUR E37 MAlE ET B En • MANCHESTEE. CONN. 06040 MANAQER TRAVEL CONSULTANT Remove from heat and stir in transfer to wire rack to cool TEimONE I40-27H Complete Travel Arrangement, OPEN SATURDAY 10 A.M. - 2 P.M. vanilla, graham cracker £. rovoMf Oaflovan, PraaMaol ___UIVD • SEA a AtR ______thoroughly. Makes about 3 Reg. crumbs and almonds. Pouf dozen. craft items! i,5H LOCAL CAMERA SHOP mixture over whole graham *6(r w V we have Just about everything you'll Sat­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER need, and our ealectlon Is completel Plaid Wool NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP Women^sClub compiles space limits our display, so H you DEPARTMENT DF PURLIC WDRKS NOTICE OF LEAF PICKUP don’t see it, ask us - and we’ll find iti . SO” 629 MAIN ST ' 643-7369 • sequins • beads • pin backs | SUCKS '2 i r M The following streets are scheduled for leaf collection on the days listed below. In the event of heavy rain on any scheduled collection day, pickup on remaining routes will be postponed one working Bicentennial cookbook • eyes • felt • burlap day. Home owners, on the streets listed below, who wish to have yard leaves collected are requested to rake leaves into the gutter so as to form a windrow the length of the property and confining the The Women’s Club of Salvatore Evangelista, Mrs. • wire • styrofoam mm mirum le a t^ in the gutter aa much as possible. This shwid be done on tte day prior to scheduled leaf collection. Property owners are requested to make certain that no foreign objects such as stones, Manchester is planning to Chester Ferris, Mrs. Tracy • flowers • craft form u r ­ branches, cans or .any other material other than leaves or grass are ptaced in tte windrows. Additional scheduled routes will be advertised next week. publisii a Bicentennial Heavens Jr., Mrs. Bernard cookbook, “Tasting Treats,’’ and we could go on, COAT DRESSES ^ October 20 Hunter Road Overland Street Hamilton Drive Beacon Street Dover Road Hickey, Mrs. John A. Johnson, VinMEB’S «5»[ Route 1 which will be available early Mrs. Wilfred Lisk, Mrs. John AOmiCIIIBIOinilinENECK Wetherell Street Chalmers Street Kent Drive Gleason Street Morse Road next year. Lombardo. and on, and on... $ 1 Finley Street Bush Hill Road Packer Street Shepard Drive Rachel Road O'Leary Drive All profits from the sale of Also, Mrs. George SWEAHRS 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 640.2823 Lake Street Winthrop Road Server Street Grissom Road Tudor Lane Trebbe Drive the cookbook will be used to Naczkowski, Anita Nylin, Mrs. MANGHE8TERmRN0N TOWN LINE BolUm Center Road Glendale Road McCann Drive McDivitt Drive Deming Street Adams Street South help support the townwido ef­ Raymond Peracchio, Mrs. POLYESTER Birch Mountain Road Garnet Road Maxwell Street Sage Drive Hale Road Hyde Street fort to build a V eterans’ Richard R -henbach, Mrs. STRIPED Carter Street Tolland Turnpike Memorial Music Shell. Leland Drive Horace Street Carpenter Road Harding Street Richard F. Reinohl, Mrs. the iftlroele of ntaht Stwdt' days Blue Ridge Drive Linwood Drive Slater Street Coolidge Street Erie Street For the past few months, club Raymond Ruddell and Mrs. SHIRTS FALL SPECIAL Woodstock Drive ' dowfitown maneheater^ TOPS Bette Drive Keeney Street Santina Drive Richmond Drive McNall Street Thompson Road members have been selecting Henry E. Sinnamon. Soll4 M H H ylw Bayberry Road their favorite recipes for the Calws 4IH PUfiittr Primer Road Portland Street Ambassador Drive Meekviile Road Preston Drive cookbook. The deadline for $^44 Hollanil Bulbs Middle Turnpike East Garden Grove Road Litchfield Street Esquire Drive Angel Street Flint Drive club members to submit 9 am ’til noon (Woodbridge to Bolton Bell Street Avon Street Colonial Road WiMsor Street Love Lane recipes to Mrs. Elmer Odell, T.L.) Spencer Street Bridge Street Mitchell Drive Croft Drive Falknor Drive 512 E. Center St., is Monday. 3 pc POLYESTER OR POLY & LINEN Cook Street Bidwell Street Progress Drive Drexel Drive New State Road Other club members respon­ icus (Most Offices) % OFF Riverside Drive 20 Olcott Street Burnham Street Downey Drive 1 6 6 Still A Qood Selection To Chooee October 22 Sheldon Road sible for this Bicentennial Ref. Welcome Place Redwood Road Buckland Street North Main Street project are Mrs. Jon A. Marx, Front. . . Daffodlle, Crocus, Tulips Route 3 October 23 end Hyacinths. Plaza Drive Ralph Road Glode Lane Middle Turnpike West Marge Flynn, Mrs. David M Come Meet,,, Hillfav Drive Route 4 Barry, Elsa Brander, Mrs. Galaxy Drive Parker Street Shady Lane (Hilliard to Broad) ALAN OLMSTEAD Htether St. Paul Drive West Center Street Elberta Road Adams Street Louis Champeau, Mrs. (Tolland Tpke. to Stock Place ArcelUa Drive Bunce Drive Concord Road (Middle Tpke. West to LOCAL AUTHOR Celw swEArats Lydall) McCabe Street Agnes Drive Seaman Circle Baldwin Road New State Road) Bent Street Marble Street Former Editor of GAIARDINE, POLYESTER SHIRT STYLE Spreading Yews Elsie Drive IfeithaWay Lane Carman Road Loomis Street Taylor Street Dq>ot Street Manchester Evening Herald !66 Eva Drive Waddell Road Cornwall Drive Margaret Road b o l a n d I Tracy Drive North Street P A N T S U IT S ^ Alice IMve Tyler Circle Pond Lane Margaret Place Cushman Drive North School Street Reg. $7.95 ^ Marion Drive Pioneer Circle Bryan Drive Bilyeu'Road Scott Drive Golway Street OIL CO. SATURDAY-OCT.lSth 1-3 P.M. PRE-WASHED Carter Street West Oval Lane Avery Street Griffin Road Montclair Drive Wood Lane RfG. Spring Street Bluefield Drive Canterbury Street EST. 1935 “The Satur­ Kennedy Road Union Street Orlober 24 Let Mr. Olmstead autograph DENIM JEANS • 1 4 - n S (Gardner Street to dead Case Drive Cumberla^ Street Bishop Drive Kerry Street Route 5 end) House Drive Gearview Terrace your copy of EUen Drive Kenwood Drive FUEL OIL n o w ^ i Glen Road Carver Lane Thomas Drive POLYESTER POIYESTER d a y B a n k ” 4 8 8 Dorset Lane Union Place Jarvis Road AUTOMATIC DELIVERY i Nutmeg Drive □tester Drive THRESHOLD THE FIRST Dearborn Drive Jefferson Street Hendee Road 24 HOUR SERVICE October 21 Curry Lane Carol Drive SLACKS BLOUSES OUR DO IT YOURSELF SHOP Flag Drive Buckland Alley Whitney Road DA YS OF RETIREMENT* COWINKI Route 2 Wilfred Road 6 4 6 - 6 3 2 0 Vernon Street Union Court Fulton Road Stin S-ll ORBST Savings Bank IS JUST LOADED WITH HiUstown Road Strawberry Lane Additional scheduled roates will be 1 9 Vernon Street West Edward Street Englewood Drive advertised next week. Please do not caU Ktadm $066 Hills Street Huckleberry Road 3M C«iMr S t, MandiMtM GLEN LOCHEN MARKET PLACE LydaU Street Mill Street Wedgewood Drive Hishway oHice resardiai onlitted Utotta OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS IMJ* siijf of Manchester FALL & CHRISTMAS Woodside Street Brlarwood Drive ai Uie ichadale it flexible dapaodiai apsn GLASTONBURY 633-0089 (Vernon to Town Oakland Street Eldisw Road work load and weaUur euadiUoM. Terry Road McGuire Lane |OeMieue.iel.iaMAh,u«heiiei.a.M| BECDBATINB ITEMSI Line) ______South Street Siitm Rfl«l ...... PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Fri„ Oct. 17, U>75 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 17, 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN

Fire calls Church pulled by mistake. KODAK-POLAROID (Town) OBITUARIES Odegard appointed Manchester A6ENCY ’Thursday, 8:31 p.m. —false DISCOUNT PRICES Reds need just one victory Michael Haponik Tolland Joseph R, Morris alarm from Box 853 at Coast Guard Lt. (j.g.) (Ret.) election moderator Thursday, 4:31 p.m. —brush ARTHUR DRUG J Joseph Roland Morris, 86, Elizabeth Dr. and Quaker Rd. championship. convincer over the Red Sox. Michael Haponik, 28, of fire off Maple St. (Vernon Fire CINCINNATI (UPI) - difference what ball park first eight innings,” praised : formerly of 35 Foster St., died (Town) Metairie, La., formerly of Department) “It’s almost within touching He blasted 45 home runs in “It’s getting exciting now, I the Reds’ third victory came Boston catcher Carlton Today, 10:29 a.m. Thursday at a Manchester con­ Manchester, died Sunday at his distance now,” Johnny 1970 but that season ended mean really exciting. We’ve in— Don Gullett’s pitching Fisk. Former State Sen. David 0. of 29. He won re-election in 1972 —dishwasher smoking at 33 valescent home. home in Metairie, He was the Bench said. with a World Series loss to been wanting it so much and and Tony Perez’ hitting Odegard will be the chief but was defeated in 1974 by in­ Lexington St. ( Town) Perez broke out of a 0-for- Mr. Morris was born June 10, husband of Mrs. Linda Berel Baltimore. In 1972 it was 40 expecting so much. moderator Nov. 4 fo r cumbent Democrat David Today, 10:48 a.m. —alarm at “ One victory, one vic­ would have stopped the Sox 15 World Series slump with 1889 in Eilington and lived there Haponik. Manchester’s municipal elec­ Barry, in the Democratic the Emmanuel Lutheran tory,” the husky catcher homers and another great But Boston is not crawling even in Fenway. two homers—a solo shot that • many years before coming to Born in Manchester, the Manchester in 1963. An Army tion. He will make his sweep of state offices. repeated to himself in the year for Bench, but that back home. “It was probably one of tied the game and then a ! lieutenant lived in Windsor headquarters in the registrars dressing room late Thursday season also concluded with a “You don’t see a sad face my better performances,” veteran of World War I, he was Locks before entering the Coast Odegard, a Realtor, was three-run blast that put it a life member of the of voters’ office in the night. ‘‘One win in two series defeat —to Oakland. in here, do you?” Dwight the soft-spoken Gullett said away. Guard Academy, New London, Municipal Building. elected to the Manchester B ut Bench “ feels” Evans said in the Boston Manchester VFW Post and Board of Directors in 1%6 and games. A win in the final after baffling Boston for in 1964. He served in the Viet­ Odegard is a Republican and .*ABOUT something different about clubhouse. “They’re a good Said Bench of Perez’ Manchester Barracks, nam War and was stationed in re-elected in 1969, when he was game of the year for us. eight innings. Veterans of World War I. He the assistant moderators in all “That’s beautiful,” Bench Boston this year —and he’s club, sure, but we know we Although the fastballing night, “We’ve finally got the New Orleans, La., until 1972. 10 voting districts also will be named deputy mayor. In 1968, TOWN other part of the Big Red formerly had been employed said slowly, relishing the more than encouraged by can beat them at our own lefty tired in the ninth and Other survivors are his Republicans. Their names will he was awarded the Machine going. It’s not a; for 20 years by the North Distinguished Service Award thought of winning the series the 3-2 game edge Cincy ballpark,” added Rico had to be relieved, he mother, Mrs. Gloria Johnson of be announced soon. The Manchester Community real machine unless you’ve- Cemetery, Hartford, and for 16 Windsor Locks;; three by the Manchester Jaycees. College open pairs charity this weekend in Boston. takes into Boston. Petrocelli: “Tomorrow it’s allowed only two hits in years by the Enfield Cemetery. The two political parties got all the parts working.” brothers, David Johnson, alternate for the posts. The duplicate bridge game “That’s really beautiful.” “This is the most emotion a new day and they still have eight innings and in one There are no immediate sur­ He and his wife, the former Thomas Johnson and John Democrats held them in the scheduled for Saturday has Bench has done a lot for I’ve felt after a game in a to win that fourth game at stretch retired 16 straight vivors. Karin Naymaster, reside at 27 “Perez was not in a slump,” Johnson, all of Windsor Locks; November 1974 election. been postponed. A regular long time,” Bench gushed our ball park.” batters. The funeral was this after­ McCann Dr. with their three David O. Odegard the Reds but he’s never been offered Pete Rose. “He just and five sisters, Linda Johnson, duplicate game will be played after Thursday night’s 6-2 It wouldn’t have made any “He was untouchable the noon at Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Donna Johnson, Barbara John­ Odegard was elected to the children —Lynn, Christine and at 1 p.m. at 146 Hartford Rd. able to help them to a world didn’t get any hits. Ellington Ave., Rockville. son, Christine Johnson and State Senate in 1970, at the age Thomas. Burial was in Ellington Center Marie Johnson, all of Windsor Cemetery. Full military honors Locks. were accorded at graveside. The funeral is Saturday at Champagne on ice Confident 8:30 a.m. from the Johnson- Kania Funeral Home, 105 Oak Bo8ton’8 Carl Lee retains St., Windsor Locks, with a Mass Shooting victim charged with burglary for happy Redlegs Ya8lrzeniski 8aid the Alexander Barnett at the Church of St. Mary, ... R ed Sox were not Alexander Barnett, 83, of Windsor Locks, at 9. Burial will Manchester police arrested tensive care unit for much of an officer said. Hartford Rd. reported affected p8yrhologicaI- Also, both men knew each Hartford died Thursday at a be in St. James Cemetery. the victim of an Oct. 5 shooting the time he was in MMH. Thursday morning that CINCINNATI (UPI) — Joe Morgan said: “We have the ly by Thiir8day night's He was released on a $5,(K)0 other, police said. his image Bloomfield convalescent home. Military honors will be ac­ as the man was released from someone broke in their back (Ul’I I’holo) champagne going for us now.” Pete Rose exclaimed: “The defeat. He was the brother of Mrs. non-surety bond for appearance Other arrests included: corded at graveside. Manchester Memorial Hospital door during the night. Missing big advantage is ours.” George Foster was a little more “ No way,’’ Mary Gunning of Manchester. in Common Pleas Court 12 in • Debrah S. Gresko, 22, of is meat, sausage, fish, bread Friends may call at the ’Thursday. Flame-thrower from Cincinnati reserved. Yastrzeniski said. “1 CINCINNATI (UPI) — Even with the pressure of Other survivors are his wife, funeral home tonight from 7 to Eric B. Gustafson, 35, of 426 East Hartford Nov. 3. North Windham, fourth-degree and other foods with a total Cincinnati Reds had looking toward pitching the sixth game of the World Banks was arrested on Oct. 5 larceny (shoplifting) Thursday Don GuUett unloads against Boston batters tory in the second game of have all the confidence four sons, three daughters, and 9. E. Middle Tpke. faces the value of $61.39. Series, Boston left-hander Bill Lee retains his image. several grandchildren and and charged with first-degree at 1 p.m. at King’s store. defeated the Boston Red Sox Series in Fenway Park. in the world we can charge of second-degree 6-2 Thursday night to take a Lee nicknamed great-grandchildren. In Memoriam burglary in connection with the assault. Bond was set at $100,- Released on $50 cash bond for “ The big advantage is win in seven games.” “Spaceman” because of his The funeral is Saturday at 11 In loving memory of Emilia Vercelli shooting incident. 000 as police and court officials court Nov. 3. Now’s the time to order our 3-2 game edge in the 1975 ours because the pressure is who passed away October 17, 1969. investigated and kept watch of • Pamela Rossetti, 30, of also World Series and Morgan on them,” he said. “ We far out ways, preferred to a m. at Rose Hill Funeral Police said Gustafson went to delicious Halloween donuts for Boston’s famed 37-foot high Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Gustafson’s condition. East Hartford, third-degree Lee Trevino and Rose were confident. played a good game. We got joke about Saturday’s game Time heals they say and maybe it does,, the home of Francis F. Banks, “The Fuel Oil Co. have your Halloween party. Like fudgey left field wall, known as the Burial will be in Rose Hill But memories last and so does love. 36, of 92 Bridge St. about 10 Bond for Banks was dropped larceny (shoplifting) Thursday The Series returns to it all together.” which the Sox must win to Which Seves You Money” DONUT The “Green Monster.” Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Down in our hearts she is living yet p.m. on Oct. 5. Gustafson broke to $25,000 Oct. 6. He still could at 4 p.m. at the Forbes & chocolate4ced donuts. And tasty offers plan Boston for game No. 6 Satur­ Foster, the Reds left stay alive against the Cin­ We loved her too dearly to ever forget. Cincy victory Friends may call at the down the front door and Banks not post it. Wallace store. Court, Nov. 3. B&B Oil Co. HOLES honeydips. day but Morgan and Rose fielder, had a more conser­ cinnati Reds, who took a 3-2 Asked if the five days funeral home tonight from 7 to The Vercelli Family shot him with a .22 caliber hand When the bond was dropped • Maggie L. Dailey, 20, of (Ed, Dan & Ken Boland 363 Herald Angle don’t feel the Red Sox’ home vative attitude. edge in games with a 6-2 win between starts would bother to officials (Fifth (lainei 9. gun, police said. to $2,500 on Oct. 10, Banks Hartford, third-degree larceny Propa.) So stop in today at Mlster'Oonut. park and the “ Green Thursday night. him, Lee remarked, “Heck posted it and was released. (shoplifting) Thursday at 8:40 days “I hate to sound facetious Boston Cincinnati The bullet entered Gustaf­ • 200 Gal. Mnimurn O rder lots of Halloween donuts By Earl Yost Monster” will make any but this way we go up there ab r h bi ah r ll bi no, I had 23 days rest Police said they still do not p.m. at Forbes & Wallace. She SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) Benuiucz If 3 0 0 0 Rose 3b 3 0 2 1 “Tomorrow (Friday) is son’s chest just below his left • Automatic Delivery a for your party. And watch the difference in the series out­ without our backs against between starts the last shoulder. A friend took him to know the details of the was held on $200 surety bond for Sports Editor — Lee Trevino called it a Doyle 2b 4 110 Griffey rf 4 0 10 the biggest day of my life,” • 24 Hour Notice year! come. Ystrzmsk lb 3 1 1 1 Morgan 2b 3110 time.” MMH where doctors performed shooting. Neither victim nor court today. goblins gobble them up. turkey shoot and a putting con­ the wall,” said Foster. Lee said, “because it’s the Smoke, heat cause For Delivery test and offered to come in “We’re familiar with the “But we still have that one Fisk c 4 0 10 Bench c 3 2 10 surgery to remove the bullet. shooter will give a statement, l.ynn cf 4 0 11 I’erez lb 3 2 2 4 Lee said he threw Breaks next one.” They did not remove it, police police said. • 24 Hour Burner three weeks early next year to park now and that should game to win,” he said. “And I^etrocelli 3b 4 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 0 0 Thursday and couldn’t get Manchester GOOD ONLY AT MISTER DONUT help Texas Open officials make Evans rf 3 0 10 Concepcin ss 2 0 0 1 said. ■'We do know( Gustafson) Service help,” said Morgan. All the they are going to be stub­ Lee, who came within an his rhythm. of Hublard death Giovanni’s Restaurant at 250 Champs to be saluted the Woodlake Golf Club course Burleson ss 3 0 0 0 Geronimu d 4 0 0 0 Gustafson was kept in the in­ wasn’t dropping in for coffee,” papers wrote that up about born. inning of beating the Reds in COD tougher to attract more top Cleveland p 2 0 0 0 (aillett p 3 110 ASSORTED DONUT HOLES Members of that 1952-53 British-American Club basket­ that wall, and that seemed “We can’t go up there for Willoughby pO 0 0 0 Eastwick p 0 0 0 0 the second game in Boston “I couldn’t have gotten Smoke inhalation and heat ball team which won the American League were the late professionals. to be about all people talked that game Saturday and feel Griffin ph 10 0 0 Sunday, eventually won by my mother out today,” he caused the death of an 88-year- I^)le p 0 0 0 0 36.4 per gallon WITH THIS Jackie Allen, Ken Goodwin, Bobby Knight, Puggy Bell, about, so naturally it that if we lose this one we the Reds 3-2, turned serious said, “but I’ll feel better old man Thursday in the early Court orders jai alai probe Trevino said because there Segui p 0 0 0 0 Never Knowingly Undersold! Sonny Hertzberg, Ray Felix, Buddy Ackerman and Bob are no boundary limits in the bothered us.” still have another to play,” for a moment. tomorrow.” morning, said Dr. Robert Totals 31 2 5 2 Totals 29 6 8 6 HARTFORD (UPI) - A one- disputed the reported claim of both major political parties are 700-1000 Gallons Keeney, assistant state medical « COUPON McLarnin, all non-residents. Felix, the first big man to $125,000 tournament, a player “But not now. Now we’re Foster said. Boston 100(0)001-2 What was the key to his jai alai promoter David Friend involved in the probe. “I like pressure,” he said. examiner. man state grand jury has been 35 play here at 6-10, has been seriously ill for months. He can hit his ball into a farmer’s in the drivers seat,” said the “We’re going to have to Cincinnati 000 113 Olx- 6 of Holywood Fla., that he paid Meanwhile in Washington, 33.9 per gallon “I don’t know how I’ll do, success the first game Joseph Francis Hublard ap­ ordered to probe allegations of DOZ. later played with Baltimore in the NBA after polishing his house nearby and play it out of Reds little second baseman. take the game from them Bailey $2(X),000 cash for his help the U.S. Labor Department said DI’-Boslon2. LOB*Boston4. Cincinnati but I’ll show up.” against the Reds? parently fell asleep while sit­ payoffs and improprieties in the talents with LIU and the BA’s. John Keane, BA Club presi­ the living room without penal­ “We have the champagne in obtaining the gaming permit Thursday it was investigating B&B Oil 06. Expires Friday, October 31st because they’re not going to ting in a chair smoking, in his awarding of a gaming permit to dent, is looking for another capacity turnout Oct. 22 for the ty. He said the only way to get going for us now.” “I got them out,” Lee for the world’s largest fronton. the Teamsters union’s main P.O. Box 1034 (GOOD SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY) give it up,” he added. 2B-Huse. lATin. ilB-Doyle. HR-Perez2 Lee then alluded to Johnny home at 312 E. Middle Tpke., Connecticut Sports Enterprises in trouble is to go into the deadpanned. "I don’t want The family said Bailey was pension fund. The $14 million Phone: 649-2947 second annual Sports Night at the clubhouse...Former “The pressure is on “They are going to keep SB-Morgan. Concepcion SF-Vaslr/einski. Bench’s ninth-inning double fire officials said. A cigarette Inc. of Bridgeport. water, to give away any trade out of state when the alleged froriton nearing completion in Wesleyan football captain Dorn Squatrito has turned to them,” said Rose, the Reds fighting,” Foster said. Concecpion in the second game of the may have started the fire. Also, United Press Inter­ secrets. It’s not every day a payment was supposedly made Bridgeport is principally tennis and is a weekly doubles partner with Jack Shea. ‘‘They got to narrow the third baseman, “it’s do or “That’s how they won their series, the hit which A newspaper carrier, Jeffrey national has learned the ip h r er bh so mediocre pitcher gets to in Hartford. Investigators say financed by the fund. OOOD ONLY AT MISTEH DONUT Both are practicing attorneys...Stu Jennings and Mike fairways and let the roughs die for them Saturday.” league, other teams kept knocked Lee from the Brown, 13, of 80 Lenox St., dis­ Federal Organized Crime Cleveland L 5 7 2 3 pitch the sixth game.of the Strike Force was expected to White form the No. 1 doubles team from the Manchester grow. I’ll come over here three “We know we can beat coming at them but they Willougliby 2 1 0 0 0 1 mound. covered the fire and reported it THIS COUPON WORTH Pole World Series.” become involved in an in­ Racquet Club in the Greater Hartford Tennis League weeks before the golf tourna­ them in Boston because we kept fighting them off. 0 0 112 0 “Bench has been going to to police at 5:52 a.m. He said ment next year and lay it out Segui 1 0 U 0 U 0 vestigation of the entire which operates Sunday night. Four teams from each club have,” said Rose in “And they will still be GuIIctt W 8 2*3 5 2 2 I 7 right field on me so much,” Seriously, Bill, how about smoke was coming from door of TURN and for them,” he said. the wood-frame building. gambling situation in Connec­ compete...Chferie Dow, outstanding young Manchester ten­ reference to the Reds’ vic­ fighting Saturday,” he said. Eastwick 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Lee said, “he probably has Saturday? c Cleveland pitched to 3 baiters m fith. Damage to the building was ticut. Return nis player, is profiled as the Junior of the Month in the Despite his criticism, me set up for the wall.” ‘Td say I had a 50-50 The state probe was ordered f’ole pitched to 2 batters in 8lh light due to the lack of oxygen current issue of the Greater Hartford Tennis News. The 14- Trevino shot a relatively llBP-bv Willoughby iConcepcioni Lee was referring to chance.” by Connecticut Supreme Court Responsible Leadership To in it, fire fighters said. All the year-old starred with Illing Junior High last spring...New bloated 71 Thursday and r-2 2:1.'.\-06.393. doors and windows were Justice John P. Cotter, who entered today's second round assigned Hartford Superior Manchester Government DOZEN ASSORTED DONUTS! indoor tennis plants are now under construction in East locked. Hartford and Glastonbury. five strokes behind Miller A German shepherd was Court Judge Harold Mulvey as Expires Friday, Octobsr 31st Barber and Gil Morgan who found alive crouched behind a k grand juror Thursday night on (GOOD SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY) have 66s. Trevino has won Morgan artist chair in a downstairs bedroom. an application by Assistant RE-ELECT numerous prestige tourneys — The dog was treated for smoke Joseph Francis Huhlard Deputy Chief State’s Attorney Mr. Met speaks including the U.S. and British John F. Mulcahy. inhalation. 255 WEST MIDDLE TPKE., Stan Ozimek, service manager at Moriarty’s, and a man Opens twice — but never has Mr. Hublard was born June 8:15 a.m. from Holmes Funeral Hartford State’s Attorney PAT PRIGNANO finished better than runnerup in rattling pitcher Home, 400 Main St., with a George Stoughton will have in­ MANCHESTER entitled to be called Mr. Met in Manchester for his solid 16, 1887 in Courroux, [NEXT TO STOP & SHOPi his home state. Switzerland, and had lived in Mass at St. James Church at 9. itial responsibility for presen­ Board of Directors support of the National League entry, points out that the Manchester since 1904. He Burial will be in St. James ting the evidence to the grand VOTE DEMOCRATIC Mets wound up with an increase in attendance of 8,357 over Ralph Johnston and Ross CINCINNATI (UPI) — If Joe Morgan can’t rattle an op- worked as a foreman for E.J. Cemetery. jury. a year ago. In addition the Mets did not include better than Randall finished one stroke posing pitcher, nobody can. The family of the late John NOVEMBER 4ttl Holl before starting his own Friends may call at the yvuster DoruLt® 200,000 no shows in their turnstile count. These tickets behind the leaders, while Lionel Morgan, the Cincinnati funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 M. Bailey, former state and Pat Prignano Re*Election Committee Hebert, Charles Coody, business, J. Hublard and Sons, Spencer Cain, Treasurer ______were sold to season ticket holders. The Mets attracted 1,- Reds’ speedy second throws over there 30 times. and 7 to 9 p.m. national Democratic chairman, Richard Crawford, Andy North, mason and concrete contrac­ 739,566 fans to 76 home dates, fourth highest total in the baseman who likes to steal, You don’t have to steal to tors, in 1918. He headed the NL. Los Angeles, Cincinnati and Philadelphia outdrew Mike Shea and Doug Tewell accomplish something. firm until his retirement shot 68s. says he can still contribute KATHY SAYS: “WE HAVE APPLES GALORE IN JUST ABOUT New York...Boston led the American League despite something even if he doesn’t “When I get out there I several years ago. having the smallest seating capacity and drew 192,032 He also managed trophy win­ EVERY VARIETY; BUY 'EM BY THE POUND, THE BAG OR THE Mike Hill, who won the 1972 steal. think only about the pitcher ning baseball, basketball and BASKET - NOBODY HAS MORE VARIEH THAN PERO’SI” more Ians than a year ago...The New York Yankees im­ Texas Open, finished at 69 with “If I can’t steal a base I because he is thinking about ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Cortlands, Orscnlngs, Crabapplet, McCown, proved at the gate, but only slightly, winding up with 14,970 Bruce Fleischer, Wally bowling teams. He managed Red S Golden Delicious Applet, plue Frtih Cider, Pumpkins, Gourde, SEND THEM A MESSAGE: try to accomplish me,” he said. “If I worry the the Manchester Green baseball Indian Corn. more than in 1974. Armstrong, Peter Oosterhis, something,” said Morgan pitcher I help that man at NATIVE: Spinach, Beet Greene, Swiee Chard, Acorn, Butternut Squash, Wayne Fenack and Jim team from 1935 to 1947, a Cauliflower, Savoy Cahhagt, Leaks, Shalots, Com, Green, Yellow after the Reds’ 6-2 win over the plate. Connecticut Central basketball Squash, Shell Beane, Cranharries, White Sweat Potatoee, Yams, Purple — Join the Ed Wilson Team — Wittenberg. Boston in Thursday night’s “Anyway he (Cleveland) team that took the 1938 trophy, Top, Yellow Gloha Turnips, Brutsell Sprouts, Rad, Hot Peppert. FRESH: Tangerinoe, Plume, Cantaloupes, Red, White, Blue Grapet, Both Morgan, 29, a third-year fifth World Series game. wasn’t even close on those and the Tri-County bowling Limes, Grapefruit, Native Cheetnute, Quince, Bote, Sickle, Bartlett pro from Wewoka, Okla., and “I’ll try to make the pitcher throws to first even if it team that used to bowl at Peart, Strawherrin, Pomagranatee. "BUT ONE OR A DOZEN M D PICK OUT TOUR OW r Dear Ed, Barber, 44, of Sherman, Tex., lose his concentration.” looked that way from the Parkarie Lanes. have personal reasons for wan­ THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS A personalized monument, carved of Select Barre I would like you to know that I am on your team that Is opposed to the State In­ Bennet gridders Morgan obviously had stands.” His home was full of memen­ ting to win. toes he had collected and BARTLEHPEARS rib B a g *1.50 Granite, can say more than many words. It will be an come Tax that Mayor Thompson (D) wants ua to pay Boston’s Reggie Cleveland statues and other articles he I CALIF. ICEBERG LEHUCE head45« 6'iverlasting tribute to a loved one. See our display of I’ll vote for you and then you fight against that new tax, because I know that It remain unbeaten Morgan needs to finish in the worried in the sixth inning had carved from wood. He I TANGERINES...... doz 79« Barre Guild Monuments, backed by the industry’s hurts the retired and middle class families. top three to win enough to get Thursday night. Cleveland Record price started vood carving in 1932, into the top 60 money winners ACORN A BUHERNUT SQUASH sibt 29< strongest monument guarantee. Sincerely,, walked Morgan and then NEW M A RK ET, England and continued the hobby for 40 Monumenti and exempt himself from MAC APPLES (B Grade) ...... 1601. Basket *2.7S A T E A M M A T E Powered by better than 100-yard ball carrying efforts of tossed the ball to first more (UPI) — A colt sired by cham­ years. qualifying at next year’s tour 1 "COKE” 64 oz. non-returnable bottle ...... 79‘ Brian De igle and Bob Walsh, Bennet Junior High’s football than a dozen consecutive pion race horse Mill Reef, Survivors are a son, Walter SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. stops. OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 9 P.M. • SUNDAYS 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. times in an attempt to pick winner of the 1971 Epsom Der­ Hublard of Vernon; 2 Ed Wilson, Board of Directors team continued on the unbeaten path yesterday by trim­ . We Sell The Hinid, Sundtf Papm, ptui Lottery TIekati ‘‘It was my best start this by and Arc de Triomphe daughters, Mrs. William 17 Falknor Dr., Manchester W. D lint, TrcM. ming Penney High’s Frosh at East Hartford, 16-0. him off. 470 Center St., Manchester 643-7732 year,” said Morgan, 66th in ear­ classics, brought a British Demeo and Mrs. Thomas Lom­ After a scoreless first Johnny Bench followed bloodstock record price of bardo, both of Manchester; a KING period, the Bears took nings. Morgan with a single to from 40 yards out. Walsh $416,000 Thursday at the New­ sister, Louise Geiger in Ger­ Barber, the only pro golfer right and both runners charge with Daigle romping added the final two points up market yearling sales. Col. many; 9 grandchildren and 14 besides Jack Nicklaus to win at scored on Tony Perez’ se­ w T m M l l 60 yards for the first the middle. Robin Hastings, chairman of great-grandchildren. least one tournament for eight 270 OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER • 643-6304 touchdown. Walsh carried The Bennet offensive and cond homer of the game. the British Bloodstock Agency, The funeral is Saturday at consecutive years (Nicklaus S ix d a y s the ball for the two extra defensive lines were led by “I never even let that outbid India's Ravi Tikkoo, ll'I’l I’luito) points and an 8-0 edge. has won in 14 consecutive (pickoff) enter my mind,” Italy’s Carlo d'Alessio and Paul Croteau, Jim Taylor years), needs the win to keep Midway in the fourth said Morgan, who stole 67 Ireland's Vincent O'Brien to Second of two homers by Tony Perez and Dace Tyo. The home his string unbroken. “I’d love to bases during regular season buy the yearling on behalf of a period, Walsh, behind the team was held under 100 win here. I’m a Texas boy,” he a w eek it's blocking of Daigle, scored play. “I just want to get my new company now being All Carlton Fisk can do is watch ball go over ivall yards total offense. said. jump. I don’t care if he formed. MUFFLERS Eagle Daylight

INSTALLED MobI Ford, Chevyt Savings Time Reverse psychology used to inspire Tony Perez and Plymoulhe. Comparable pricee on ell other in M anchester. BOSTON (UPI) — Tony Perez broke out of his 0-15 series get a hit for the rest of the World Series. You know those Gullett, who was taken out in the ninth When the Red Sox from right tielder Evans went over third baseman Rico Mufflert. slump and hit two home runs Thursday night pushing the little boys of yours, Victor and Eduardo. If you don’t get a scored again on singles by Carl Yastrzemski and Carlton Petrocelli’s head, off the protective fence in front of the Free estimates - Master Charge - lanUiinericard - M oH Reds to the brink of their first World Series championship hit, they can tell their kids someday Grandpa set a World Fisk and a double into the right field corner by Fred Lynn. Red Sox dugout, putting runners on second and third and 117.97 “He was tired, plumb tired,” said Anderson. setting up Perez’ second home run. in 35 years with a 6-2 win over Boston. Series record that nobody else ever touched. Whatd’ya With a 3-2 edge in games, the Reds need only to win one say?” “Sometimes when he tries for the last out, his pitches “I never saw the ball,” said Doyle. “It was about six in­ of the two remaining games at Fenway Park to win their ‘‘I don’t want the record,” Perez said. straighten out.” ches outside and it seemed to come right out of Bench’s un­ RGQSI BeiSSr^ first championship since 1940 when they beat the Detroit It was Perez’ hits that won the game and the pitching of Reliever Rawly Eastwick didn’t waste a moment, iform. I just reacted on what I thought I saw. That’s Tigers in seven games. Don Gullett that kept the Sox behind. striking out Rico Petrocelli on three pitches. something that’s never happned to me before— at least on We offer convenience along with a euperior product. Fiist Federal Savings “My wife gave me a pep talk before the game,” said Gullett, the classy 24-year old southpaw, gave up a triple Leading 2-1, the Reds got their leadoff runner on base in an outside pitch.” -Perez, who slammed a solo homer to tie the game 1-1 in the to Denny Doyle, which became the first Boston run in the the sixth when Cleveland walked Joe Morgan on a 3-2 The two teams get today off and resume the series Satur­ Cornsr of Broad 334 Middle Turnpike West, M anchester, Ct. 06040 fourth and a three-run shot to put it out of reach in the first, and didn’t give up another until Dwight Evans pitch. Johnny Bench then followed by hitting what looked day. The Reds will go with right-hander Jack Billingham and Centar Stroat Mon.-Fri...8 a.m. • 9 p.m. sixth. “She said it was going to be my day.” singled with one out in the eighth. At one stage, Gullett to be a possible double play ball between first and second. while the Red Sox counter with southpaw Bill Lee to keep Phone 646>2112 S a l ...... 8 a.m. • S p.m. Reds’ Manager Sparky Anderson tried reverse psy­ retired 16 straight batters, six on strikeouts. Second baseman Denny Doyle broke the wrong way and their hopes alive for their first World Series championship chology. “Doggie,” he said, “do yourself a favor and don’t “ This was one of the best games I’ve ever pitched,” said the ball rolled into right field for a base hit. The throw in 57 years. j ^

■f $ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 17. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cxinn,, Fri,, Oct. 17, 1975- PAGE THIRTP.F.n ’’ I Hustle pays dividends, SAW Eagle and Indian gridders MHS hooters blank foe DEMONSTRATION COME TO OUR SAW iN SATURDAY OCT ISth set to rebound tomorrow By LEN AUSTER trum, Manchester is coming Manchester slowly but would like is a win which has By LEN AUSTER up with two goals in the se­ upper part of the net. fidence and playing better something in FACTORY Herald .Sporlawrilrr off a 33-0 trouncing to surely has been losing per­ occurred only once in the Herald .Sporl*wril«r cond stanza and two more in With 5:40 left in the stan­ ball,” Danielson observed, neighborhood to.. Conard. sonnel which has forced last 12 outings for the Silk “When you hustle you the final canto. With the za, sophomore inside Bill “We have a lot of young kids REP. themselves mentally ready Two changes will be East sports a 2-3 mark in Olsen to make changes in his Towners. have to short pass and that’s win, the Silk Towners’ fifth Finnegan took a nice short who want to play.” % 0FF sought by Manchester High for state powerhouse Xavier ; all contests after last week’s interior offensive line. John our game,” analyzed in a row and sixth straight pass from Moran and beat High next Friday night at ; Junior Matt Walsh ANY SAW PURCHASED and East Catholic when they 41-8 disaster to St. Bernard. Keane and Mark Krob are East is coming off a terri­ Manchester High soccer game without a loss, they Whippet goalie Russ Shea Middletown’s Palmer Field. sparked the defense with his return to football action It travels to Bloomfield definitely out necessitating ble performance against St. Coach Dick Danielson after improved their mark to 7-2-2 from about three yards. Although Eagle Coach hustling play while on the Saturday afternoon. High for a 2 o’clock start the move of Bernard in which seeing his hooters blank for the season. Manchester The Red and White kept John LaFontana wasn’t^-; offensive side Stimac had First, both local gridiron against the undermanned 1-4 from tight end to tackle and assignments, execution and Windham High, 4-0, yester­ has assured itself a berth in the pressure on in the third overjoyed by the perfor- ’ ' some pretty passes and clubs will hope for better Warhawks. Jim Brezinski to Madden’s total concentration was sad­ the State Class AA Tourna­ stanza but couldn’t find the Com pact. mance against St. Bernard, day in CCIL action at Bruce Ballard, who played weather than last weekend vacated slot. Brezinski will ly missing. 'The Eagles lost Memorial Field. ment. This is the 21st tour­ range. The drought was Tribe Coach Larry Olsen he did praise the work of three years at fullback, which forced them to play also double, as others have, the ball four times on nament team for Danielson. end^ 3:01 into the final can­ Lightweight. in his ‘Coaches Corner’ junior Mike “We pressured the ball came close several times last Monday and secondly on the defensive side. fumbles and made other and when you do that you The locals first goal came to with Paquette scoring his hitting the post once. “It’s a they’ll attempt to rebound column mentioned surprises glaring mistakes which Furlong and the running of senior tailback Cephus,-. force mistakes. When we just 55 seconds into the se­ second of the game and fifth foreign position for Ballard And Packed with Power! from humiliating losses. and th e biggest, but “We’re going to try and don’t always appear in print. put pressure on a team that cond stanza with John in three games. Tony but he’s learning it and The Indians, 1-4 over-all somewhat not unexpected, move the ball this week. Nolen. The latter has only;,? Last week against South is when ours looks good. Paquette registering his Barrett’s comer kick came where his teammates are and holding down the cellar shift is who will take the We’ve got to provide some played two games because . Windsor, Bloomfield Also, we are a short passing first of two goals. flying out but Tayo Stimac going to be. He could help us spot in the CCIL with an 0-3 snap from center. sort of offense in order to of a nagging foot injury but reportedly dressed 21 team and when we play kick Sophomore Bill Moran got enough of it to send it to in the next three games a ledger, host league foe Sophomore Craig Ostrout play any kind of game,” in those two has rushed for players with three from this and run soccer we don’t look originated the play with a Paquette who didn’t miss. lot.” Penney High at Memorial has taken over from his Olsen asserted. 'The offense 208 yards and two list felled by injuries before good,” the 29-year mentor bouncing header. which a The final score was of the Field at 1:30. The Black older brother, Wayne, at will have to to take the touchdowns. th e final gun. The insisted. Windham fullback missed picturesque variety. Knights, 2-3 in all games and quarterback. Craig accor­ pressure off an overworked “We’re going to find out Tomahawks have given up The Indians put these two giving Paquette breaking in Finnegan in the center of the 1-2 in the league, will be sky ding to Olsen is a fairly good defensive platoon. One sur­ this week who wants to play New Oiler 180 points in five games and (UPI Photo) elements together against from his right wing slot the field sent a long pass to high coming off an upset 20- passer who possesses more prise the local faithful, and if we have to will do HOUSTON (UPI) - The (UPI Photo) scored just 40. Last year, the 2-8-1 Whippets and came opportunity to place it in the Darrell Hooey on the right 18 victory over Simsbury. speed than Wayne and better which alarmingly has gone some midseason shuffling Bruin goal try stopped short Houston Oilers Thursday signed East stumbled to a 23-0 win wing and he in turn chipped On the other side of the spec­ able to run the option. down steadily this season, until we find the best player linebacker Ralph Cindrich to Slow roll over bar in Pan Am Games over Bloomfield. The Eagles Jim Rutherford covers Terry O'Reilly shot it to a breaking Jim Dwyer in each position,” LaFon­ replace Duane Benson, a Panama's Pablo Justiniani gained third placement will need a big win or tana challenged. who chested it into the net linebacker and member of the Uconns prevail past a startled and beaten specialty teams who broke his STORRS (UPI) - Medric In­ Shea. collarbone in Houston’s win DIHL: Orr missed nocent and Rich Murray scored “The team is gaining con­ over Cleveland Sunday. two goals each, and Tom U.S. Pan-Am team Grid twinhill Soccer clinic at MCC Hunter Safety course Nevers another to lead the SPORTS SHHL031AV Two win less teams, University of Connecticut SLATE Bradley advised to rest set tomorrow morning soccer team Thursday to its the Giants (0-3) and Oct. 26 at Rec range anxious to leave The Manchester Community eighth win of the year, 5-1 over NEW YORK (UPI) — New York Knicks forward Bill Chargers (0-2-1) tangle in special “beat the goalie" con­ Friday College soccer clinic postponed Boston College. Bradley was advised Thursday to avoid basketball until the opening game tonight test follows, with MCC’s Dave BOWLING The Manchester Recreation Parents are invited to par­ Boston Bruins SOCCER last week will be Saturday for Nevers opened the day’s Monday by team physician James Nicholas to protect two ECKERT’S LS I Treschuk in the net. Department will offer the ticipate. This course compiles Cheney Tech al Cromwell MEXICO CITY (UPI) — In quick succession Thursday at in the weekly Midget Foot- boys and girls 6-12 years of age scoring on an assist from Jim recent injuries. An intercollegiate soccer SILK CITY- Brian Boyington National Rifle Association with and is required by the Rockville al Windsor Locks the Pan American games: hall League doubleheader at the Cougar Field off Evans at 22:44 of the first half. game, is slated for 11, pitting 208-549, Ron Fletcher 207-570, Hunter Safety and Conservation State of Connecticut in order to South Windsor al Windsor Bradley injured a finger two weeks ago and hurt his Rt 44A COVENTRY 742-6103 —An official of the Inter­ at Mt.Neho. Kickoff will he Wetherell St. remain winless Twelve minutes later. Innocent MCC against South Central Clay Nivison 213-232-633, Rollo program. purchase a hunting license. elbow in Indianapolis W^nesday just before the exhibition national Track and Field Ellington at Suffield Closed Mon • Hri 9-6 Tuei & Thur til 8 Sat 9 5 member put the disc into comp- at 6:30. The Giants are the MCC Soccer coach Jim Dyer booted home his third goal of Federation admitted those in Community College. Masse 201-523, Bob Mann 200- This four hour course will be CROSS COUNTRY game with the Indiana Pacers. He was kept out of the tition,” DaCosta said. "But defending rhampions. and his varsity hooters will con­ This course will be run safely NEW YORK (UPI) - Walt McK-chnie’s second goal of the year on an assist from Don charge of the men’s discus had 533, Dick Cote 212-539, Jim open free to the public, anyone Enfield at Manchester game and returned here while the Knicks went on to SHARPENING - RENTALS - SERVICE there is no question the disc The nightcap pairs the duct the session, which will be and under qualified supervi­ Fehlinger. Murray closed out erred Wednesday in allowing Stamler 202, Ron Carone 224- 12 years oM and older. The the season with only 3:24 to play gave Detroit the tie with St. Bernard al East Catholic Detroit for a preseason contest with the Pistons Thursday was the personal one of the Patriots (2-1) and Jets (1- staged from 9 to 9:30. Star approached sion. Chief instructor will be the half’s scoring with a goal on two Cubans to throw their per­ 532, John KrysakowskL 510, Win program will begin promptly at the Boston Bruins in the game between two teams which Vinal Tech al Cheney Tech night. Cubans, which makes it against Instruction areas emphasizes Charles Barrera Jr., assisted an assist from Mike Swofford. sonal disc. He said there was 1-1) at 7:30. The paee- AMSTERDAM (UPI) - Conant 508, Ray Zabilansky 521, 1 p.m. Oct. 26 at the have yet to win a game this season. Enfield at Manchester (girls) the rules. If there is a guilty the basic skills of the game: by three other certifi^ instruc­ nothing he could do and the setting Eagles (4-0) are Johann Cruyff, Holland’s $2.2 Claire Reid Jr. 519, Vic Manchester Rifle Range Bryan Watson was penalized one, it has to be a member of passing, trapping, heading, tors. Saturday results would stand. idle. million soccer star, has been Higuera 501, Charlie Miner 524, Garden Grove Road recreation five minutes for high-sticking Another first the organizing committee. dribbling, and shooting. A Registration will be taken at FOOTBALL —Those in charge of medal Counting tonight, three approached by the New York Bob Bassett 557, Vip Grasso complex. and had two more minutes When I give my report, 1 will the Recreation office 8:30 a.m.- down a man. The Flyers, now 4- NEW YORK (UPI) - Mrs. Penney al Manchester presentation ceremonies con­ douhleheuders rem ain on Cosmos to join Pele playing in 535, Len Farrand 206-524, Ron tacked onto that for talking to say that the event should have The course will be offered in 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. Late 0, had taken a 1-0 lead on a first- Martha Oberlies, a deputy East Catholic at Bloomfield fused the winner (Chandra Third victory the United States, his former Custer 203, Dick Murphy 211- referee Wally Harris at the been re-run.” the slate. its entirety, with movies, registration will be accepted at period goal by Gary Domhoefer steward at Finger Lakes Race South Windsor at Rockville Cheesborough) and the second team mate Piet Keizer said 566. eight-minute mark of the se­ and St. Louis tied it on a goal by Discover all the great Sweeping both games by lop­ slides, demonstrations and ac­ the door on space available. Thursday. Keizer said Cruyff Track since 1972, has been SOCCER place finisher (Pamela Jiles) Moments later, Miss sided scores of 15-3 against cond priod. Gary Unger. Clarke put the discussed the prospects of ANTIQUES- Terry Hinson tual firing on the range. named the first woman steward East Catholic at St. Thomas and awarded the medals to the Cheesborough nipped Miss Jlls NEW YORK (UPI) - The Coventry High, the Manchester Call for information, 646-6010, The Bruins went through the Flyers ahead 3-1 on a power joining Pele on the Cosmos with 125, Vivi Bayer 128-125-369, Students with .22 caliber rifles and ask for Tim Badger, in U.S. race track history, the Aquinas wrong girls. Moments later in a thrilling 200-meter race, it New York Nets Thursday High girls’ volleyball team entire seven minutes with a play goal at four minutes of the club president, Nesuhi Ertigun, Arlene DeDominicis 125, Sally are requested to bring them. Recreation supervisor. New York state Racing and South Central CC al MCC 11 Miss Jiles, edged in a photo took several minutes for the traded forward Ed Manning to yesterday made its season man advantage—and didn't third period. Wagering Board announced who watched Cruyff help Anderson 126, Joan sdore. a.m, things about Chivette finish, held back tears as she judges to determine the winner the Utah Stars for a future draft record 3-2. Best for the winners Sulire* 7, Black Hawk* I Holland beat Poland, 3-0, DeDominicis 128, Joan Boroch Thursday. gave the gold medal to Miss and as they lined up for the choice and future con- were Lori Bilodeau, Kim .■“I shudder to think what Buffalo broke to a 3-0 first Covenirv al Rham 11 a.m. Wednesday in the European 127-368, Helen Longo 150-141- Cheesborough. medal presentation the two Rideout and Debbie Ganley. would have happened if we had period lead on goals by Peter siderations. Nations Cup. 398, Judy Marinelli 145-367. had Orr," said Coach Don —As Tom Woods was making girls were still not certain who PUMPKINS » McNab, Craig Ramsay and his third try at 7-4W in the h i^ Cherry, whose Bruins are tied BUY A CAKE FOR STARTS AT Small outside won. Jocelyn Guevremont. Chicago’s jump, a band in the upper deck with Toronto for last place in Keith Magnuson made it 3-1 but ATTENTION HUNTERS “THE GREAT of Olympic Stadium tegan to Miss Jiles was told to stand in the Adams Divison. Bobby Orr then the Sabres “French For Your Convenienco BANNING’S play, announcing a medal the winner’s spot and given the is! out for another month after Connection” line of Rick Mar­ PUMPKIN PATCH” presentation. After 15 minutes. gold medal. BANVILLE’S GUN CENTER IMPORTED CAR PARTS, INC. pre-season knee surgery. tin, Rene Robert and Gil ROGER M. Woods cleared the bar to win, ^ • Mums • Corn Stalks ."In fact, I don’t even want to Perreault added three more $998000 As the girls walked away, of­ Uiink about it. I guarantee you —Clark Scully of Big Island, ficials realized they had made a WILL OPEM AT 4:00 A.M. ^ ^ • Apples at Family with a goal apiece and Danny Freight A Sales Tax Va., had been pushed, shoved 527 MAIN STREET we’d have gotten at least one Gare scored his fifth goal of the terrible mistake. SAT. MORMNG, OCT. 18,1975 Prices! goal out of that seven minutes. Extra and spat on while participating A FREE Apple season on a short-handed NEGRO in the 20-kilometer walk When they told Miss Jiles, MANCHESTER, CONN MQ s That was the game, right breakaway to complete the DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR Wednesday. who two days before had won Bring ThltAdForFreaCoSae S Donuts) for all Kids there,” Cherry said. scoring. the 100-meter dash, it was all U Twin Hills Farm - No. Coventry, Rt. 44A • 742-6124 "He is more valuable to RE-ELECTION Chevette Woody Coupe “ Most of our people are Jels 7, Spur* 3 she could do to keep from .2 Milas from Bolton Notch - V j mlla Coventry-Bolton Boston than any other player is TOWN TREASURE anxious to get out of here and BANVILLE’S GUN CENTER p CALL 643-2463 Veil-Pkka Ketola scored get home,” said 400-meter gold crying. ______217 Cenfr StrtMt, Manclmtor, Conn. ** Mon.-Frl. 8:00 to 9:00 • Sat. 8:00 to 1:00 Town Line • Also: Live Ball! to any other team in the NHL, ” twice in the opening 3:10 and said Detroit Coach Doug PLACE: HIGHLAND PARK medal winner James King of Willy Lindstrom scored a goal San Diego, Calif. Barkley. “He has to add 40 to 50 and added two assists in the MARKET B ig inside The Americans vented their m m mmmmmmmmmmm per cent to their hockey play. first period in leading Winnipeg Chevette Coupe frustration on the field, winning "We play them again on the to an easy triumph over TIME: SUNDAY eight gold medals-two in track 26th and I don’t think he’ll be Denver. ready then. I can’t tell you how Mariner* 3, Racer* 0 4 0 mpg highway and field, four in weightlifting OCTOBER 19,1975 and two in the equestrian event. happy that makes me.” Gene Pacosh scored his 9:00 A.M. UNTIL SOLD OUTI Terry O’Reilly and Phil That gave the U.S. 26 gold fourth goal of the young WHA H o u m w Iv m for Roger lO m p gcity medals, equal with Cuba, and Esposito set up each other’s season and rookie Alex Pidey Mrs. Del Coulombe ft Mrs. Mary Ann Mack second goal of the season in the an over-all medal lead of 65 to added two more goals to lead Co-Chairpsnons ERA rating 50 over the Cubans. FINAL WEEKS TIME IS RUNNING GUT! first period after Danny Grant San Diego over Indianapolis. The American basketball had gotten the Red Wings off to Ernie Wakely got the shutout PAID FOR BY COMMITTEB TO RE-eiECT ROQER M. NEDRO team went to 3-0 with an 82-73 a 1-0 start at the 4:03 mark of for the Mariners. DAVE QOLAS • TREASURER the game. It’s about Hme tor Chevette Sport Coupe win over unbeaten Puerto Rico Thousands of Manchester families are now In other NHL action, and the U.S. baseball club shut Philadelphia edged St. Louis 3-2 a now kind of AMERICAN CAR. out Colombia 6-0 for its second and Buffalo wallopd Chicago 7- win in two starts. Cahle TV suhscribers. They tried Cable TV L In the WHA, Winnipeg IF lIT TLE CARS ARE NOT YOUR THINS, WE ALSO HAVE A FUU LINE OF OTHER A comparatively light day is defeated Denver 7-3 and San set for today with only 12 gold lO T O s OHPISP U Y INCLUDING NOVAS, CHEVELLES, MONTE CARLOS, IMPAUS medals being awarded, three in Diego blanked Indianapolis 3-0. NERICAN and found It was the best home entertain­ Flyer* 3, Blue* 2 AND TRUCKS... track and field. Every goal was scored while Thursday, after the U.S. players were in the penalty box. protested, a jury of eight of­ Bobby (’larke put Philadelphia THE Safety Shoe... ficials decided that they would ment avaiiabld. not alter the discus results ahead to stay in the second WITW THE STEEL TOEI period 2-1 when the Fiyers were although Joao DaCosta of Brazil, council for the track federation, admitted the rules We at Cable TV want everyone in town to Connors plays Braaa-piated hexagonal ayeleti. had been broken. DICK SANDY DDN TOM One-piece mpccaein toe. CARTER USED CARS in Davis Cup John Powell of San Jose, see why so many families have chosen Special-density polyether loam. Jaguar Calif., won; Cuban Julian TUCSON, ARIZ. (UPI) - top<^raln Morrinson, who had used the il­ ’’Autlem pered " ateel aafety toe. glova leather, The United States, with Jinnmy epectaily 74 PINTO $3099 74 OPEL $3198 legal disc, was second and Jay station Wagon, 4-cyl. engine, o il traated. Manta Luxua Ops. 4-cyl. engine, 4- our service. Connors in his first appearance, Laminate of woven cotton A/trans., radio. TRUCKS Silvester of Orem, Utah, was and napped eheeHng apeed trana., radio, vinyl root. begins its trek to regain the impregnated wHh third. vinyl acetate latex. 72 CAMARO $3199 73 MAVERICK $2748 Davis Cup as it takes on Sport Ope. V angine, A/trana., ” A games committee -8 Coupe. V-8 engine, A/trana., power Venezuela in 1976 second round Afl-weather power ateering, radio. Full leather •tormwelt ateering, radio. 74 EL CAMINO $3898 V engine, A/trans., radio, power This is why we’re sending our representa­ competition today. and loe linlnt -8 74 MALIRU $3999 74 MONTE CARLO 94398 steering. Connors, the 23-year-old station Wagon. V- , A/trane, air con­ Hall tankers 8 Sport Cpe. V -8 engine, A/trana., air ditioning, radio, power ateering, 74 TOYOTA $3899 Wimbledon runner-up, meets conditioning, vinyl roof, power Oenulna power brakes. Hl-Lux Pickup. 4-eyl engine, 4-tpeed top Indians tives back to your neighborhood, to person­ Humphrey Hose, Venezuela’s G ood M a r Watt conatruction^ One-piece cuahlon-crepe ateering, power brakes, AM/FM com plelely nailleaa. Heel-to-toe eir-cushioned Inneraole. Neoprene sole and heel. trana., with Shall Cap. top-rated player, in the second 74 NOVA $3399 72 MUSTANG $2899 radio, bucket s e M s.. Despite losing its third singles match i^iday. Roscoe Coupe. S-cyl. engine, A/trans., power Coupe. V-8 engine. A/trans., vinyl 78 MUSTAN9 $3799 73 CHEVROLET S349S steering, radio. root, radio, power steering, power V< Ton Pickup. V-8 angine. atd. trana., straight swim meet to Hall ally Invite you to watch Cable TV, in your 2-Ooor Coups. 4-cyl. engine. 4-tpeed Tanner leads off the day’s ac­ power steering, extra gat tank, with High yesterday, 89-83 89-82, 71 FORD $2199 trana. J w tivities against Jorge Andrew, Where else can you find Shell Cap. Coach Dave Frost was en­ LTD Country Squire Sta. Wagon. V-0 78 MALIRU $2999 74 CORVETTE the number two player in the angine, A/trana., radio, power station Wagon. V sngins, A/treni., 71 JEEP 92090 couraged by the showing of his all these features? -8 Coupe. V-8 an al* ^ AM/FM home, FREE! South American country. Sun­ ateering, power brakea. power steering, radio. Commando. 4-whael drive, 8-oyl. radio, power ' 6 ^ 7 Manchester High squad. PHIL DAN day’s singles finals see Connors engine, A/lrana., power ateering, Bettering previous times 74 TOYOTA $3899 73 PONTIAC $3199 74 0LO9 ^ 94299 radio. ^ and Tanner changing op­ • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- Mark II Sport Coupe. -cyt. engine, 6 leMane Cpe. V-8 engine, A/trane., Cutlaea Supreme Spt. Cpe. V-8, were Karen McArdle in the 200 A/trane., radio. power steering, radio. ponents. soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job­ A/trane., air conditioning, vinyl roof, 74 BLAZER iT > | 94799 medley and Debbie Cone in the 4-wheel Olive, C h e y ^ ^ 'd e l , V-8, TALK TO THEMI it’s an opportunity The lone doubles match bucket aeata, AM /FM radio, power rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil 73VE8A $2229 71 NOVA $2098 A/trana., aux. top a n ' i. C 100 breaststroke, ateering, power brakes. pop- Saturday pits Eric Van Dillen resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • Hatctiback Coupe. 4-cyl. engine, 4- 4-Door Sedan. V-8 engine. A/trana., Ilona. 200 innl, relay -1. Sootl. Cone, McAr- and Dick Stockton, a strong tpeed trens., radio. radio. die, llopperatead M, 2. Hall, 3. Hall. Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • 2:08.1. THE CABLE you won’t want to miss! tandem, against Hose-Andrew. Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. 200 free ■ I. Hopperstead M, 8. Matches begin at 1 p.m. each Hatnmerland H. 3. Knotla M. 2:20.1. day. 2001.M. -1. Dunn H, 2.. McArdle M,3. SHOE *19.95 BOOT *21.95 Kaplan H. 3:23.6. The United States is heavily Ml tree ■ 1. McClure H, 2. Cone M, 8. favored against the Venezuelan Moran H. 37.8. r Divliu ■ t. Redden H. 1. Miller H, 3. N Offer Ends October, 1975 team but non-playing captain Basch H. Tony Trabert doesn’t consider CHEVROLET too fly - 1. McArdle M. 2. Scott M, 3. f A V T E D .Sacha H. I:ll.0.. 100 free• I. McClure H. the matches a push-over. REBAL MHTS SRDP 3. Kriscella M, 3. Reaupre M. 1:04.2. SUPERSTARS "IPs interesting that when a SOO tree • I. Hopperateid M, 3. CONN. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MEN’S SHOP Hammerland H, 3. Knofla M. 6:38 8. ^ QRBA TER HARTFORD CA TV INC. player is representing his na­ too back ■ I. Scott M. 3. Moran H, 3. tion in the Davis Cup, often 901-907 MAIN ST.. MANCHESHR Moyer M. t:t00. 801 Parkgr Str— t, Manchosfr time he plays better than he 1228 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 loo breaat • I. IXinn H. 2. Cone M. 643-M78 Undsman H. 1:13.8. docs normally in tour- Open Evsniniit ’til 9 — Thursdayt ’til 6 Satunlaift ’HI 0 W) free • I. Hall. I. Manchexler. 3. MUnents,” said Trabert. Ilalt. PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 17, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 17, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN

ABOUT Situation Wanted 15 Homes For Sale 23 Bradshaw silences CHILD CARE - infant through East Hartford WATCHDOe ON SPENDING TOWN pre-schooler, $4.00 per day, $46,900 private home, playmates, (MANCHESTER HERALD, JAN. 16. 1975) spacious yard, convenient for OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! Pittsburgh critics South United Methodist lie ra ld commuters. 644-9000. six-room Ranch, eat-ln Church will have its annual kitchen, large dining RE-ELECT “ Hi-Ho Come to the F air” CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING YOUNG LADY would like job room, living room with Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 as companion to elderly lady. NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e “It’s been a combination injuries continued to mount. Will do light housekeeping. 647- fireplace, two full baths, Terry Bradshaw jokes have p.m. in Susannah Wesley Hall 9493. of Bradshaw’s passing ef­ three bedrooms plus stopped in Pittsburgh and the main building of the viewl Call 649-5306. ficiency and the defenses the (knee) and David Humm church. PHONE 643-2711 Bradshaw, despite his im­ WILL BABYSIT 'in my home opposing teams have used (hand) are listed as FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD half or full days, weekdays. mense physical talent, has Phyllis against us,” Coach Chuck probables, along with wide Zion Evangelical Lutheran Have three year old, would like 03. never been the favorite of Noll explained. “We’ve been receiver , Church council will meet Maymates. Reliable mother. Make some- Help Wanted Reasonable, Green School area. the fans in Pittsburgh, even taking what they’ve been who has missed two games tonight at 7:45 at the church. 13 Help Wanted 13 though he did lead them to one happy ADVERTISING 646-8166. giving us and they’ve been with a knee injury. But run­ 16* E.CEKTEIIST. 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As the 15 WORD MINIMUM this seven room Dutch Colonial leads the division with a 4-0 In other games Sunday, Board of Directors • Paid Holidays • Retirement Plan • Good Working Con­ situated on almost one acre. Steelers get ready to face Polish National Alliance Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch ditions • No Traveling to Hartford record and Houston and Atlanta is at Los Angeles, Group 1988 will meet Sunday at Three good sized bedrooms, the Sunday, fireplaced living room, family Pittsburgh are just a game Detroit at Minnesota, 2 p.m. at St. John’s Polish □ EDUCATION he ranks as the top passer in behind at 3-1. It could wind SHE TOOK A FIRM STAND CALL..MORtARTY BROTHERS, INC. room, large formal dining Baltimore at New England, National Catholic Church hall, Child and Family Service room, Zinsser Agency. 646-1511. the AFC. 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Former is the course ranger and Bowers the superb at quarterback and Baked Beans TAG SALE Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. □ REAL ESTATE two full baths, Franklin stove, loekeroom attendant. didn’t do much of that last Billy “White Shoes” John­ Manchester Creative Grafters At The full basement, large treed lot. year but this year we’ve had 4-H Club. McDonald’s Parking 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 In the 30’s. Tedford Real son has been explosive as a UNITED METHODIST Lot PLEASE READ Homes For Sale 23 to in order to loosen up the return specialist. CHURCH Estate, 647-9914. defense.’’ John Mather Chapter, Order Saturday 18th YDUR AD $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Cincinnati had to struggle of DeMolay, is sponsoring an Rt. 44-A In Bolton MECHANIC - long established MANCHESTER - Aluminum The Steelers, one of the 10-4 Classified ads are taken over PART TIME Cleaners needed, kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, Patriots to win last week and gets a apple festival Saturday fmom Saturday, October 18 the phone as a convenience. and well equipped general gar­ early morning hours, 6-9 a.m. tile baths, $435 monthly income. sided beauty, three bedroom NFL’s top rushing teams age. needs a seasoned car and Raised Ranch with 2 baths, ful­ big break in taking on an 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday Noon to 5:30 p.m. Rain date October 19th The Herald is responsible for Six days per week, Manchester Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. last season, have gone more Oakland team riddled with from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Orange only one Incorrect insertion and truck mechanic. Good wages area. Own transportation. Call ly applianced kitchen, 2' to a passing attack this year. then only to the size of the and fringe benefits. 649-5334. $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room fireplaces, 2-car garage. $53,- and Colts injuries. The Raiders were Hall, 68 E. Center St. Apple original insertion. Errors which References. Mellen, White and 500. Wolverton Agency, BOWLING They have gained nearly crisp and cider will be served, do not lessen the value of the Ranch, fireplace, baseboard bombed 42-10 by previously Pashaw, 107 Burnside Ave.. DENTAL ASSISTANT - heating, stove, refrigerator. Realtors, 649-2813. twice as much yardage and apples and homemade ap­ adverlise/nent will not be cor­ winless Kansas City last rected by an additional inser­ East Hartford. experience preferred, call 633- Hutchins Agency 646-3166. to tangle passing as running. week to drop to 3-1 and the ple pie will be on sale. tion. 3965 between 10-1, Monday I’VKK M)i; It MOK Bob HELP WANTED - experienced through Friday. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Everyone's Invited to the $32,900 - ATTRACTIVE 5 1/2 Courtright 236-577, Lori Cub Scout Pack 27 will meet in bar and cocktail work, full room Ranch, garage, Can one game be a turning point Happy Birthday YANKEE HARVEST MAKE AN OFFER Bilodeau 187-511, Sandy Irish Monday at 6:30 p.m. at St. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and part time. Call 872-3381 ask LICENSED Practical nurse, baseboard heat, manicured for two teams heading COUNTRY FAIR for Skip. on this clean, older 6-room 190, John White 526, John Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park BILL Help Wanted 13 3:30-11 p.m. Saturdays and Sun­ shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, nowhere? Mile mark not recognized at Green School Colonial with several rooms of Jenkins 509, Teri F’erguson 192- St. The program will include a You make all my days days for small facility for the Realtors, 646-3166. Yes, because both the E.MIddle Tpke. LEGAL SECRETARY - for elderly in Manchester. Contact wall-to-wall carpeting, gar­ 480, Pat Shelton 455, Sandy Irish LONDON (UPI) — The mile record of 3:49.4 seconds set film of the Navy’s “ Blue happy. PHONE FROM home to ser­ Manchester office, central age, aluminum storms and Baltimore Colts and New vice our customers in the Sister Mary Therese, 647-9908. MANCHESTER - Large newer 470. by New Zealander John Walker in Sweden last August may Angels” aerobatic team. Boys Love forever, Saturday, October 18th location, excellent opportunity screens, all city utilities. England Patriots think they are 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Manchester area, flexible duplex three room apartment. not be recognized, an International Amateur Athletic V E ^ I O O of Cub Scout age interested in Shirley for qualified applicant, call 649- AVON - Stop dreaming about a Immaculate condition Nicely treed lot on quiet better than their records and V joining the pack are invited to Rain or Shine hours, super earnings, 249-7773. 2865. each of the two American Foot­ Federation spokesman said Thursday. winter vacation and start throughout. Priced right. R. street. PVRKM)!': BAM kM- Scott attend this meeting with their Pumpkins, moon walk, working for it. Earn money as ball Conference East teams There is no question that the recorded time was correct EXECUTIVE Secretary - Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- Burgoyne 161, Adam Matrick parents. COOK - person with restaurant an Avon Representative now - 1980. wants to start winning this Sun­ but the lAAF will consider whether the 23-year-old New crafts, plants, artists, Mature personable individual experience, interested in lear­ 160, Billy Baker 165, Eric go someplace exotic later! No day to finish with a respectable Zealander used a pacemaker for the first two laps, which raffles, candy, attic for 25 hour work week, 10 to 3 ning home style cooking. BELFIORE AGENCY Oglesby 167, John Thomas 157, Manchester Young Marines HI-HO p.m. daily or as arranged, in selling experience necessary. Realtors 647-1413 season. is forbidden by lAAF rules. treasures, country Ordering and kitchen manage­ For details call 523-9401. Richard Aroian 151. will meet tonight at 7 at the COME TO THE FAIR kitchen, hot dogs, downtown Manchester ment responsibilities. Call 875- nRRIFIC TWO - Baltimore crushed Chicago in Marine Corps League Home, architectural office. Good Two family, that is. Large the season opener, then dropped At South United cider, donuts, 0944 or apply in person, Rein's NURSES AIDE - 11 p.m. - 7 POWDER PIEI- Lorrie Parker St. typing and shorthand required. New York Style Deli and Duplex, 6-rooms on one side, FOR SALE - four room Cape, three close games to playoff- All tops poll Methodist Church Please send resume to Box AA, a.m. and 12 midnight to 8 a.m., Baker 189-450, Rae Jacobs 196- and more. Restaurant, Route 30, Vernon. 9, yes 9, on the other! Ideal for two fireplaces, single car gar­ bound opponents — Oakland, Saturday, October 18, Manchester Herald. part time and full time. Enjoy age, in center of town. 524, Cindy Muldoon 188, Ginny NEW YORK (UPI) - Buckley School PTA will working with a skilled and the large or growing family Los Angeles and Buffalo. New GREETING CARDS 10-3 Telephone 646-8350 for appoint­ Barry 187, Pat Jerome 462, Muhammad All, winner of the sponsor an open house for BABYSITTER WANTED - dedicated staff in a very plea­ wanting a sizeable income to England is 0-4 but hoping for FOR ALL OCCASIONS “ATTENTION - Work with the ment. No agents. Ruth /\nn Glass 450, Gert Vogel Hickok Professional Athlete of parents and students Monday Fountain Village area, for two sant and modern atmosphere. offset today’s high mortgage better leadership from quarter­ Sae Our Large Display oldest Toy & Gift Party Plan in children occassional 470. Charlotte Ferguson 452, the Year award in 1974, toppd from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the g GRANDMA GARRISON the country - our 28th year! 20% Experience preferred. Please rates. Dead end street, MANCHESTER - Exceptional back , who will be the monthly poll for September weeknighls and weekends. Call call Doris Blain, RN, Director Edith Tracv 463. ARTHUR DRUG school, 250 Vernon St. Mrs. Happy Birthday There's onl)i two things o feUa con commission plus bonus. No 872-9193 beween 12 and 5. Aluminum storms and buy on three bedroom Colonial, starting his third game after for his 14th round TKO of Joe Marcia Kenefick, principal, collecting, no delivering, no in­ of Nurses, 646-0129. Manchester screens. Clean inside and out. with 1 12 baths, den, living returning from a separated left § I Love Youl tru st his Mother and Herald want Manor Nursing Home, 385 West I RILNDSIIIP- Art Thomp­ Frazier in Manila on Sept. 30. will introduce several special vestment; Car necessary. Call room and family kitchen, only shoulder. ■ij: Melissa ads. MACHINE ASSEMBLER- Center Street. son 212-562, Steve Trinks 217- aid teachers before the open today 1-673-3455, or write San­ some mechanical and $32,500. Wolverton Agency, T think we will have a true ji; xxxx ta’s Parties, Avon, Conn. 06001.' BELFIORE AGENCY Realtors. 649-2813. 555, Burt Stratton 214-575, Bill house visit. PTA memberships machining ability. Blueprint Reallor^^^^^^^47j141^ test of our character this Also booking parties.” Shelsky 201-545, Bill Avery 214- will also be available. reading, top pay and fringe MATURE PERSON to work week,’’ said Colts Coach Ted BOLTON - newer Raised Ranch 579, Skip Kelly 535, Walt Delisle Now In Progress, Our 6 4 th benefits. Overtime work. Call part-time, Wednesday-Friday. Marchibroda. “We have been in NURSES AIDES - all shifts, full MANCHESTER - Price with 27’ kitchen and dining 517, Sandy Kershaw 182-458, — F^£:A i.IS t7C ± Shop superintendent for 5-9, and all day Sunday 10-6. the wringer the last three Announcements time and part time, weekdays preliminary interview. 643-2487. Apply in person, Swiss Colony, reduced $3,000 on this im­ area. Large living room, three Pegge Shelsky 190-450. Lee "Making good music-iistening affordable maculate seven-room Cape. bedrooms, fireplaced family weeks.” DELUXE AM-FM HI^FI RECEIVER . . IS one of the things Radio Shack LEGAL □ N O TIC ES and weekends, only Pressure Blast Manufacturing Manchester Parkade. Bean 468, Ruth Woodbury 455. WANTED - your vote on experienced need apply. Good Custom kitchen, three or four room, 2 1 2 baths, 2-car garage. What Marchibroda learned does very well" Co,, 41 Chapel St., Manchester WITH AUTO-MAGIC® FM TUNING SYSTEM Arthur Fiedler. Conductor N ovem ber 4, for P h y llis starting salary, liberal fringe bedrooms, rec room, oversized $54,500. Wolverton Agency. from those games, other than NOTICE WELCOME WAGON. Openings MLRt AMILi;- Dick Sim­ Boston Pops Orchestra / Lost and Found 1 Jackston, Democrat for Board benefits. Apply Monday-Friday, garage. Secluded yard etc. Realtors, 649-2813. how to lose gracefully, was that Bargains Galore in Every Dejiartment in Manchester, South mntisor, mons 135-153-383, Harry No ordinary sale — the STA-82 Notice is hereby given that an of Directors, Committee to 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. East Hartford Coventry areas for energetic Priced to sell. $37,900. R. quarterback has Reg. 299.95 Reelect Phyllis Jackston. Vic­ Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- MANCHESTER - Two family. Buckminster 162-412, Hank Throu^out Our Store at marLOW Prices! is Realistic's best-seller in the order dated August 7, 1975 has Convalescent Home, 745 Main self-starter with car, who Tikes “arrived.” The third-year pro nine months old, declawed, tor I. Moses, Treasurer. Street, East Hartford, Conn. TAILOR OR 1980 5-5, two car garage, convenient Frey 140-142-414, Ed Tomkiel $300 price range at a whopping been issued by the undersigned meeting people. Flexible hours! from LSU, who started his first 33% off! Realistic exclusives include amazing Auto-Magic® neutered, vicinity Tudor Lane. location, 643-8498. Owner-agent. 139-147-399, Les Christensen authorizing the name of the gas Equal Opportunity Employer. game last year in a 42-3 loss at HERE’S A SAMPLE OF THE BUYS FM tuning. Perfect Loudness® . Glide-Path® volume/balance If found call 646-3219 or 875- SECRETARY - Career position SEAMSTRESS MANCHESTER - Full 142-360, Dick Krinjak 143138- screw ITUNA Official Number Write Welcome Wagon, P.O. Schaefer Stadium, has com­ controls and Quatravox® 4-speaker capability Magnificent 5816. □ FINANCIAL for sharp person with excellent Box 3661, Woodbridge, Conn., dormered six room Cape, three MANCHESTER 147-428, John N aretto 136, 504165 owned by John B. Fogar­ bedrooms - (2 extra large, will pleted 53 per cent of his passes FROM OUR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT cabinetry! For cost-conscious music lovers, truly — there's typing, steno and telephone Experienced in men’s wear 06525. Frank Blank 152-143-418, Ed only one place you can find it Radio Shack ty of which Hartford, Ct., is the LOST - Eyeglasses with red- experience. Complete benefit tailoring, excellent working hold king size furniture). 1 1 2 THE CAPTAIN’S HOUSE and thrown seven touchdowns Quaint older seven-room Colonial with Burbank 1 36-376, Bill home port, to be changed to brown frames. Main Street Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 program. Send resume promt- baths, formal dining room, in the first four games, WALNUT OCCASSIONAL conditions, good starting MANUFACTURING Company authentic pine paneled and fireplaced Moorhouse 364, Jim Bell 269, BELLEVUE SQUARE. vicinity. Reward, 646-6122. ly, (include salary, history). salary to qualified person. looking for ambitious person to fireplaced living room, kitchen family■ • room. Nl(Nicely...... shaded lot, two- “We're very much pleased at MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ with built-ins. Walk to Buckley car garage, owner "hasna: retired to the Walt Jacy 351, Ken Montie 362, GREAT LOW PRICE ON A COMPLETE P F. Jones Scientific Leasing Inc., Ill Vacation with pay, many in­ work rotating shifts, fully paid the progress of Bert. To this SERVING BAR CHAIRS FOUND - one medium sized, cond, third. All kinds. Realty Founders Plaza, East Hartford, School. Owner relocating. $39,- Cape, and is very anxious to sell. Price Bill Shi'e'key 360. Filled with Glasses High Back Velvet by direction of the statewide. Credit rating un­ surance benefits. Apply to Mr employe benefits, apply at reduced at $38,900 Offers wanted. point, he has given us much REALISTIC STA-82 AUDIO SYSTEM! Officer in Charge black and white female dog, Conn. 06108. Lydall Inc. 615 Parker Street, 900. Call 649-8192. Must be sold. more than he had expected; Choice of Colors mixed breed, call Dog Warden, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Snyder. l’U{K\m; lUSTV- Larry Reg. $139.95 SAVE Marine Inspection fidential, quick arrangements. Manchester. he’s been way ahead of Reg. $119.95 646-4555. ACCURATE TYPIST - with REDUCED FOR quick sale - Davis 211, Joe Hubert 203, Roy Regular Separate U.S. Coast Guard Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. schedule, " said Marchibroda, a clerical skills needed for ship­ BOOKKEEPER - part time, two family, 30 Locust Street, no Duketl 207, Roger Mieczkowski Items Price . . . FOUND - Collie shepherd, 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ agents. 646-2426, 9-5. former quarterback who has mar LOW mar LOW ^ * ^ s i 4 5 8 o ping and receiving department. REGALS MEN SHOP full charge through general 201. Butch Savino 223, Roland 8 8 mixed, female. St. James area. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Interviewing 9-4. Dynamic REAL ESTATE CENTER worked with Jones since 4 7 4.80 903 Main St. ledger, statistical reports, Smith 231, Bill Avery 225-584, Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. Metal Products Company Inc., MANCHESTER - Ansaldi built 646-4144 training camp. “I think he’s IND^X MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Manchester • 643-2478 ^ financial statements. Apply in John /'.Word 219, Pete Beaudry 2 PIECE LAWSON LOVE SEATS 420 North Main Street, 646-4048. person, Rockville Public Health Ranch located on nice fRECNETTES MARTIN, INC., Realtors mentally prepared to go onto $329 NOTICES FOUND - Collie shepherd, mortgages — interim financing landscaped lot, two fireplaces, 207-555, Jeff Baker 235-568, Ted Early American or 1 Realistic STA-82 AM -FM Stereo Receiver Nursing Association, 62 Park 263 Main Street______M anchester the field in every game and LIVING ROOM 1 — Lo*t and Found female, Oakland, South Street — expeditious and confidential large paneled family, room, eat- Bidwe.l 557. Lawson Style with I Two Realistic MC-1000 Walnut Veneer Bookshelf 2 — Perionili service, J.D. Real Estate Street, Rockville, that’s the difference.” Speakers 3 — Announcamtnti area. Call Dog Warden, 646- in Kitchen, garage. Priced in foam cushion Assoc. 646-1980. the 40’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- The Patriots will make at SUITE • Realistic LAB-12C Automatic 3-Speed Changer with 4 — EntertaInmenI 4555. SHEET METAL Mechanic - MANCHESTER - Newer three RFC Randy Copeland 139. Reg. $174.95 5 — Auctions 1511. least one defensive change to Reg. $315.95 Base and $12.95 Value Magnetic Stereo Cartridge NEWSPAPER Experienced in layout work, or four bedroom Ranch, con­ hold down Baltimore’s offense, FINANCIAL venient location, good condi­ FLK^- Dick Krol 162-369, follow blue prints, familiar with which has averaged 25 points a 8 — Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagea air conditioning equipment tion, $35,900. Paul W. Dougan John Rieder 142-380, A1 Pirkey mar LOW ^ 264®^ m arL0W ®148®® 9 — Personal Loans LEGAL CARRIERS ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE Realtor, 643-4535. game. Steve Zabel, acquired 10 — If surance □ EMPLOYMENT helpful. Must take pride in his Clean sixroom Cape, aluminum siding, 152-390, Tony Desimone 154-394, from Philadelphia before the work and be a good leader. finished rec room. Only $7,900 needed Stan Seymour 166-139-417, Joe EMPLOYMENT NOTICE to assume. Ann Landofina. STAFFORD SPRINGS - Two season, will replace Steve King 1 13 — Help Wanted Help W anted 13 Please call with resume and Picaut 141-.368, John Berk 140, TWO MORE REALISTIC® BLOCKBUSTERS AT LOW SALE PRICES! NEEDED IN ROCKVILLE family - Exceptionally lovely, at right outside linebacker. 14 — Business Opportunities NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION references, 423-5676. Stygars Frank Paga no 356, Bob 15 — Situation Wanted Refrigeration Sheet Metal five rooms each side. This coun­ “And there may be a couple AND JOBSEEKERS Employment CALL PASEK try home completely Talmadge 350, Lou Fuller362, Company, Back Road, Aindham of other changes on defense,” SAVE ^5 EDUCATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Realtors, MLS 289-7475 renovated, top to bottom. Oil Bud Fish 353, SAVE 18 — Private Instructions Notice is hereby given, pur­ with full and part time o|mor- Center, Conn. said Fairbanks. “It’s obvious if FUIST FOR EVERYTUK for th e FAM iy & HOME SHOE 1911' REALISTIC "MINI' 19 — Schoolt-Classea MANCHESTER HERALD heat, garage, large lot, city PORTABLE CASSETTE suant to Section 33-379 (a) of tunities available now. East I’m not satisfied (with a MANCHESTER . Phcn. MS-5221 AM-FM DIGITAL 20 — Insiructlons Wanted OPENINGS for part time day RANCH - three bedrooms, sewer, water, most convenient. I'R I- I t) VI N - D en n is Op«i 5 D«)r« - Thur«l«» Nights H I S;00 . Mastsr Chsrgs Cards Aeesptsd Hartford, 568-1070. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 High 30’s. Look at your leisure. player’s performance). I’m RECORDER WITH BUILT-IN REAL ESTATE The Connecticut help at our luncheonette. fireplaced living room, dining Bruyette 244-609, Gil Johnson CLOCK RADIO Further information, call going to make a change.” ELECTRET MIKE 23 — Homes (or Sale General Statutes, that The Experienced preferred. Apply room, garage with porch, nice 202-560, Bob Arendt 204-208-543, Reg. 39.95 24 — Lota-Land lor Sale Manchester Water Company, a W. T. G ra n t C om pany, treed lot. MeJerritt Agency, 646- Donald S. Gale, Realty Com­ 25 — Investment Property Announcements 3 Announcements 3 Announcements pany. 289-7939, 646-3790. Ed Ciccaglione 201-558, Dave Reg. 26 — Business Property Connecticut corporation having Manchester Parkade. An equal 1180. Slota 224-533, Paul Barton 207- 27 — Resort Property its principal place of business in opportunity employer. 28 — Real Estate Wanted MANCHESTER - Two family 527, Gary Sullivan 203-524, Ray wi'ii % 3 4 ^ ^ 29.96 the Town of Manchester, REDWOOD FARMS - Custom At Radio Shack CS3B 12-1496 2 & S Duplex, separate gas furnaces, Bessette Jr. 204-523, Clem MI8C. SERVICES Connecticut, has been dissolved EXPERIENCED PERSON - seven room Raised Ranch, 31 — Services Offered VA, no down. $36,500. For Langlois 201-526, Mac effective October 1, 1975, by for weekly housecleaning. Own three bedrooms. 18x24' 32 — Painting-Papering PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT transportation. 643-4955 after 6 fireplaced family room, double details. Keys, 528-9081. McDonald 510, Dave Fraser 33 — Bufldlng-Conlrictlng resolution adopted by its Board ROBERT B. PRICE & FAMILY 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng o’clock. garage, acre wooded lot with 512, Bill Calhoun 535, Greg Hall 35 — Heallng-Plumnlng of Directors and shareholders. Come To The gorgeous view. Merritt Agency MANCHESTER - Redwood 522, Joe Tolisano 529, Bill 36 — Flooring A certificate of dissolution has Farms, by owner, eight room 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage REFRIGERATION Mechanic - 646- 1180. Reichert 515, Stan Luszczak 38 — Services Wanted been filed with the Secretary of InttCKSTER WOKtrS KtWUCM CIM Experienced in all phases of Dutch Ctilonial, large dining 524, Bill Stevenson 506, Dick MANCHESTER - new listing, room, 2 12 baths. King size cordially Irwites you to attend a M.SC. FOR SALE State, as required by law. air-conditioning, installation Kingsley 542. 41 — Articles for Sale All creditors of said corpora­ and service. Must be of neat five room older home, central Master bedroom, first floor 42 — Building Supplies tion, if any, are warned and work habits, has his own tools location, small barn $29,900, family room, new in-ground CASSETTE TAPE 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs “TOTAL WOMAN" SHOW pool, 2-car garage, fantastic MTF OW'I.S- C arolyn hereby given notice to present and proud of his work. State Hayes Corp., 646-0131. 44 — Livestock view of Hartford. Moving out of Morrison 21 1-467, Joyce 45 — Boats & Accessories their claims to Hugh M. with fashions and make-up tips presented by Sally Middleton license preferred. Please call M ichaud 188-457, Wanda 46 — Sporting Goods with resume and references, MANCHESTER - Northfield state. Must sacrifice. Low 60’s. WINE TASTIN6 PARTY COUPON 47 — Garden Products Joseloff, attorney at law, 80 For TfcAatt caf/643-0207 St the Green, seven room Colonial Principals only.. 6‘^9332. Kaselauskas 191-481, Tonny 423-5676. Stygars Refrigeration 48 — Antiques State Street, Hartford, Connec­ Sheet Metal Company, Back style Condominium, three Verfaille 193-469, Marion Smith (We Want to Win You Over!) CHOOSE FROM: 49 — Wanted to Buy Manchester Countnf Club SO that ticut on or before February 17, Road, Windham Center, Conn. bedrooms, two full and two half 188-467, Dot Hills 185-492, Jan REALISTIC TAPE RENTALS 1976. All claims not presented October 15th. at 8:00 P.M. baths, paneled family room, Bring this coupon to your participating Radio Shack store for 52 — Rooms lor Rant Miner 187-489. as herein provided will be PERSON with good speaking central air conditioning, wall- A l b U c E D I 53 — Apartments (or Rant to sell immediately! We invite ;50C off on your purchase of any one Realistic brand or 3-PACK CONCERTAPE 54 — Homes lor Rent barred as provided by Section voice for telephone sales, 3 p.m. to-wall carpeting, lots of Muffler comparison in the high thir­ KofG- Bill Avery 208-545 , A1 WE CAN MEET WITH YOU iConcertape 3-pack blank cassette tape. Discover for yourself 55,— Business lor Rent 33-379 (d) of the Connecticut to 8 , p.m. Monday through , storage, carport, tennis courts, REALISTIC SUPERTAPE 56 — Resort Properly (or Rent ties price range. Seven-room L aP lant 212-222-593, Pete the better and reasonably-priced recording tape that's 57 — Wanted to Rent General Statutes. Friday. Applications and inter­ and swimming pool. Must see to Center appreciate, $37,500. Call 646- Split with central air con­ Peterson 527, Wendell Poucher custom-made by or for Radio Shack. Limit 1. Come in today! REALISTIC CHROMIUM DIOXIDE ==< 58 — Misc. tor Rent Dated at Manchester, Regal views, Monday October 20, 203-5.50, Bill Tomlinson 201-542, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. See C. 5451. ditioning. Aluminum storms, AUTOMOTIVE Connecticut, this 1st day of Oo.-- Shamber, European Health Ben Foreman 509, Rob Redman i8ii9limiiami)l)8»l)g()8lllliiiil)M8ilill>l)l)l)tl)ti)(iM9Mil»8l)(ll)Mi88M8^^ 61 — Autos lor Sato tober, 1975. We offer convenience along with a superior product. screens, doors. Automatic 62 — Trucka tor Sale Spa,bpa, Westwest Middle Turnpike, COVENTRY- Three family, 16 kitchen, landscaped, treed 200-513, John Kozicki 514, Terry SUNDAY, 19 OCTOBER 1975 RADIO SHACK PRICED ON AVERAGE HAVE INCREASED LESS THAN 1% SINCE JULY, 19741 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale The Manchester Water 6 P.M. TO 8 P.M. Manche^er. rooms, all rented, three car large lot. Garage, see this one Means 507, Ken Tomlinson 508, 64 — Motorcycles-BIcyclaa Company Corner of Broad garage, 10 minutes to UConn DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS 445 HARTFORD ROAD MIDDLE TURNPIKE, WEST n M e k 65 — Campera-Trallera-Moblle now! h’red Nassiff 506, Norbert MANCHESTER PARKADE *649-1806 Homaa Joseloff, and Center Street Mon.-Fri... 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. PART TIME janitorial work, and Eastern Conn., priced Audet 533. Mario Frattaroli 540, MANCHESTER •t NM« O*M0r«. 66 — AulomotlVa Sdfvlca August & Sudarsky Phone 646-2112 S at ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Manchester area, 2 1/2 hours below the appraised value, in Rudi Wittke 203-560. - M0M.-SAT. 10:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M.; SAT. 10:00 A.M. - 8:30 P.M. LMOl W lK« »en 67 — Autos lor Renl-Laaia per night, five nights per week, the 30's. Teaford Real Estate. BOHORE AGENCY \^ g A TANDY COBPOBATION COMPANY PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES In your noighmrnipM. Its Attorneys Realtors.______647-1413 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ COMMITTEE TO RErELECT BOB PRICE — LEO J. KWASH A 'A' 'A ’A ’ 'A call 249-6880. 647- 9914.

I y -PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 17, 1975 ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 17, 1975 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Articles lor Sale 41 ••••••••••••••••••••••#•#»#* Articles lor Sale 41 . N o m e i For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hemee For Sole 23 Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Apartmenta For Rent S3 ApaitmenU For Rent 23 Servlcee Offered 31 Hornet For Sele 23 Hemet For Sole YARD SALE - 29 O’Leary Apartmenta For Rent S3 Apartmenta For Rent 53 Apartmenta For flent 53 MANCHESTER - Exceptional­ Drive, Saturday 9-5. Sofa OUTDOOR DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER- Large newer ly well maintained three single box spring and mattress! fl e a m a r k et vations. Combined inside/opt- NEWINGTON - Woodsedge bedroom Townhouse con­ very reasonable, work formica top kitchen table side runs, partitioned privacy, mrmmi estate rental - apartments, duplex three bedroom apart­ Apartments - Luxury 2 bedroom I wheT y w t n ! ^ ^ guaranteed, call anytime, 649- recliner chair, old trunk. White AND TAG SALE germicidal lighting. Canine homes, multiple dwellings, no ment. Immaculate conefition dominium at better than true What is your Property Wofth? MANCHESTER Uiroughout. Priced right. R apartments, located in;a value price. For appointment 4266. MALTOR rotary sewing machine, boy’s Holiday Inne, 200 SheldoiiiRoad, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate wooded setting, with club Every Sunday INDEPENDENCE Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- I THINK call First Hartford Realty, 643- We will inspect your property and suggest mts clothing, miscellaneous. 8 A .M . - S P.M. Manchester, 646-5971. 1980. house, swimming pool and tdh- 9797, 646-6555. TIRED OF waiting in line? Call nis courts. Call 678-1881, an asking price. (No obligation.) the Car Doctor. We tune your BROAD ST. COMMON, NEWER Three-bedroom TAG SALE - Household, silver MANCHESTER PRIVATE riding instructions, VILLAGE Monday-Friday 9-4:30. |^auc\\ard & tilosseUo FIRST TIME on market, An­ Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!' car at your home. 19 years English and Western, $5.00 per Duplex - IV2 baths, carpeting, MANCHESTER - newer one experience. For appointment pictures, clothes, toys, books’ Behind Dairy Queen on Breed Street. all appliances. $275 monthly. saldi built, brick front, three records. Friday - Saturday, 10- hour, call 633-5571, anytime. M anchester bedroom 'rownhouse, full base­ MANCHESTER - six room Indoor epace availeble for deilera Frechette & Martin, Inc., t 5,500 Beauty shop on Oak 8t., bualnaaa only. bedroom Ranch, 2 fireplaces, call 6494824 or 6 4 6 ^ . ment, private entrances and Duplex in two family house, 5. 86 Richmond Drive. and craHapartona. Dir. from Route 6 & 44A Realtors, 646-4144. S 5,550 Beauty ahop buaffieaa, convenient loeatlon. central convenient location. ______REALTORS - MLS BASSET HOUND - AKC North on. Rt. 83 (Main St.) patio, includes heat, large yard, close to shopping 533.000 Immaculate Cape, off Porter 8t., fireplace. 100x150’ lot. Only $42,500. Bel DRIVEWAYS - Residential and NEW DEALERS WEEKLY! registered, male, eight months, appliances, carpeting, $230 per and school, includes carpeting, I commericial, installed BARBIE DOLL Dresses, 50 to Henry. MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 533.900 Six-room Colonial, oak woodwork, garage. Air Real Estate, 643-9332. 289-7475 - EAST HARTFORD cents. Wedding outfit, $2.50, For Information, call $150, 742-9394. month, Paul W. Dougan stove, and garage, $210 537.500 742-8243 — COVENTRY anywhere in Connecticut. No ♦ Unusual one bedroom Townhouses In bedroom Townhouse, 1 Vi baths, Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. monthly, call 649-8589. Aluminum aided 7-room Cape, garage. I pajamas, bridesmaids dresses ______649-6844 full basement, private en­ 537.900 Seven-room Colonial, new kitchen, garage. i job too small, or too large. 688- SHELTIE Collie and Siberian I a park-like setting, quiet neighborhood, j Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also $1.50, 643-6452. trances and patio, includes 539.500 Just Hated, 2-bedroom Duplex. 0863, out of town call cmlect. husky mixed breed. Best offer TWO FAMILY furnished three 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, like I member of the Hartford. Manchester and Vernon Multiple ♦ close to shopping, church, bus, pool and heat, appliances, carpeting, 539.900 7-room CaiM, 2 bathe, garage. FIRST OFFERINR TAG SALE - boy’s husky pants over $10. Call 646-3467, room apartment, in East Hart­ private home, pleasant, con­ Listing Service. SNOW BLOWER repairing, TAG SALE - October 18,10-4 66 pool, air-conditioning, $290 per 539.900 6'A-room Anaaldl Ranch, 2 lireplacee. Martin School, Dartmouth Baldwin Rd., Manchester. winter clothes, Halloween ♦ te n n is. F e a tu rin g : ford, heat and garage included, venient location, workibg 539.900 Heights, large seven-room chain saw and lawn mower, costumes, toys, household month. Paul W. Dougan, $215, monthly, call after 6 p.m., adults, no children, pets. 643- I New 6-room Colonial, 1'A bathe. FREE TO good home - one year ♦ • Massive Bedroom * Walk-In Closet Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. 540.500 5-6, 2-Famlly, convenient location. Raised Ranch, plaster walls, ' and repairing, pick items, Saturday, Sunday, 10-5, old, spayed female Colli-Cocker 647-1582. 2880. up and ______delivery,...... Ellington...... o „ .. • Full Basement * Laundry Hook-Ups 552.000 Redwood Parma, 7-room Cape, 2 garagea. I tile baths, large closets, built- TAG SALE - Toys, dishes, 88 Richard Rd., Vernon, (off Spaniel mix, good with f 554.900 9-room Colonial Cape, SOir lot. I Eouipment Center, Route 83, record players, miscellaneous, Lake St.). children, well .trained and i • Private Entrances and Pjitios ins, carpeting, two fireplaces, Lott-Land For Sale 24 Ellington Industrial Center, I 559.900 New 3-bedroom Duplexee "Southvlew.” FAU OFFERINGS bird cage and stand, October housebroken, 643-1672 after 6 ^ • Air Conditioner * Color Co-ordinated Decor Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale large family room, two-car 875-5018,8-6 p.m. daily Saturday 18th, 186 Bolton Center Road, 61 559.900 2 tiorea, 2 apartmenta. In Bolton. BLASTOtMUHY - IW treed ASSUME PAYMENTS - 40 CHAIN SAW -12 inch blade, un­ p.m. garage, city utilities, 8-4. Bolton. der warranty, $80, 649-6466. includes heat acres surrounds this quaint 6- acres Ranch near St. Johns Ntw 6-room Colonial, custom craftad by MAK Construc­ Ititirir-kit-kiriririritititit'kititititiritiiiriririr excellent condition. Priced to POODLES, for sale, females, I sell! room Ranch, fireplaces in Arizona, pay two back WINDOW CLEANING - tion. Aluminum tiding, Vh baths, built-lna, hugs flrsplace Our office fa In conafani need of new llatinga. It you’re I payments, $109. Was $13,000. TAG SALE - 20 families - Held 30” ELECTRIC range, one black, one silver. AKC We have a large variety of 1 & 2-bedrooin both living room and family residential and commercial, in­ In living room and quality throughout. $42,600. Call Qsorge oyer due to last weekends rain, excellent condition, Glenwood 1 MERCURY CHARLES LESPERANCE G lance due $11,282 Call Bob registered, puppy shot. 644- apartments and townhousea throughout the M thinking of telling, pleate call for oonfldentlal fnapectfon 2 room, dining area, kitchen, cluding initial cleaning for con­ Popik. will be held this Saturday Oc­ gas and gas combination, four 649-7620 Collect 602-947-8011. 0014. Town of Manchester. MORIARTY I and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your H three bedrooms, and two full tractors or developers, fully in­ tober 18th, 10-4, rain or shine. burners, without heating unit, BROTHERS LINCOLN butlnettl REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE ■ baths. Attached garage. sured, free estimates. Call 780 Vernon Street, Manchester. call 643-5747. Livestock 44 BEST. ■ BOLTON - $11,000, three acres, Quality Maiiitenance, 647-9498. Raymond F. bamato t 1 BOLTON - Attractive lake view Priced in the 40’s. trees, privacy, dead end street. I year ’round 4 1/2 room Ranch, MAPLE dinnette set, round TAG SALE - Clover Mill Farm WHY TRAVEL miles to enjoy Owner Developer MANCHESnR - A huge for­ Owner financing available. MASONRY REPAIRS - new REALE’S CORNER fireplace, knotty pine Lawrence F. Fiano Realtors, table with six chairs. $95. Call attic treasures, plants, tools, your horse? Box stalls, Olympic Designed With mal dining room is yours with work, brick block, stone, call antiques, glassware, rain or ^aacUatd & ^sssUo I throughout, enclosed porch. 649-5371. 178M AIN SYREEY PHONE 646-4525 after 5, 742-8261. size ring, and miles of trails Vou in Mind new cedar siding, low taxes, this immaculate six-room 643-9508. shine Saturday and Sunday, available in Manchester. Call I REALTORS-MLS 646-2462 school bus, bank financing. $24,- Cape, fireplaced living room, TAG SALE - Saturday, 10-4, 70 Route 44-A to Coventry, left on 643-0355. Model Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Dally TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) 189 Weal Center Street 200. or offer. 742-9600. kitchen, three bedrooms, Grandview Street. Household Grant Hill Rd., and right on Paul W. Dougan, Realtor enclosed breezeway and two- Trees cut, trimmed or topped, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Articlet lor Sale 41 items, ladle’s skis and boots, Merrow Rd. TOLLAND - Time is runnii^ car garage, in-ground pool, Investment Property 25 stumps removed, fully insured. wicker and miscellaneous. Rain ; 649-3940 • 646-1021 • 643-4535 Got a tree problem? Well worth Boats-Accessorles 45 out to take advantage of 7 3/4% stone fireplace with barb^ue, ROOFING - Specializing CLEAN USED refrigerators, date October 19th. TAG SALE - Friday - Saturday, >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< ’ MANCHESTER - New three financing that’s available on ELLINGTON-Crystal Lake, a phone call. 742-8252. ranges, automatic washers, October 17-18, 11-4, 270 West $45,000. repairing roofs, new roofs, 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. bedroom Ranch, dining room, this new six room Raised two cottages, extra building lot, gutter work, chimneys, cleaned with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s MOVING OUT of state - over Center Street. Continued from Ranch. Two full baths, SOMERS — A horse lover’s lakefront property, $21,900. WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 500 items must go. Tag Sale - last week. Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- Wanted to Buy 49 MANCHESTER - spacious kitchen with built-ins, NEWLY LISTED and repaired. 30 years 8119. aluminum siding, baseboard heatolator fireplace, ther- dream, eight-room (Colonial Audrey Schaefer, Broker, 875- leaves, painting, cleaning 2171 October 18, and 19, 10 a.m. to 5 three bedroom apartment, in AND AUBiOCK! cellars and attics, no job too experience. Free estimates. OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices new two family, carpeting, air heat, $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ mapane windows with screens, on 2 acres with cottage and 5351, or 643-1667. Howley, 643-5361. p.m., 132 Washington St., TAILGATE AUCTION - Oc­ cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Talk about low maintenance! garages, plus $2,000 tax rebate. four-stall bam, living room, small. Reasonable rates. Free Manchester,'braided rugs, hi-fi, tober 25th. Rain date October 18’ THOMPSON fiberglass, 110 for your old dolls, $p5, and up conditioning, dishwasher and Our Showroom And See This 5-5 Two Family in a cen­ TOLLAND SEVEN ROOM estimates. 646-7788. DARK RICH loam, five yards 26th. Manchester Grange, 205 Horse Mercury engine, $2500, for China and bisque dolls. $100 separate driveways, $260 per $47,900. Amedy Realty, dining room and country ROOFING - Installation and $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, camera, sports equipment, an­ tral location is really Realtors, 875-6283. house plus detached possible tiques, table and chairs, books, Olcott Street. For information trailer and many accessories and up for Bye’lo. Never give or month, security, call 646-1379 MANCHESTER F o u r kitchen, fireplaced family repairs, gutters, storm win­ gravel, and stone 643-9504. after 6 p.m. something else. Stove, three room income apartment. small appliances, kitchenware, to sell items, call 646-3268, 649- included. 66 Baldwin Rd., sell a doll without getting our bedrooms and familynily room on room, four b^rooms, over­ VsmtiaR RM RiMlr A SNm dows, doors. Experienced Manchester, 644-2063. VERNON - just over In-ground pool, all situated on CUSYOM a 6YOCK SHADES etc. 4754, 649-5196. offer. Call locally, 875-7356. The Comp[ete Line Of ’ 7 1 ^ 1 first floor, appliancedapplij kitchen, 2 refrigerator, disposai in each sized 2-car garage. Must be quality workmanship. Fully in­ ALUMINUM SIDING - VERNON - Town House full baths, finished basement. apt. Separate heating Manchester line, a gorgeous ten 250 X 227’ commercial lot. Alto a ComfHaM U nt of sured. Free estimates. seen. 50’s. Asking $44^00. Audrey GRTWMKtaMWSMQ Warehouse clearance. TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ 32’ CABIN cruiser, partially Gardens, a beautifully Attached garage. $45,900. systems. Custom buiit by room split Ranch, with large Reasonable prices. Rick Sacrifice! Will sell and com­ TAG SALE - Maple studio pool, caoana, etc., high 50’s and STAFFORD — Set in courty, Schaefer, Broker, 875-5351, or MANCHESTER couch, table and chairs, sports day, October 18th and 19th, 10-5. restored, hull in good sound landscaped apartment com­ Linco[n - Mercurys For I D ! Wolverton Agency, Realtors, professional builder for Burnett, 646-3(X)5. pletely install heavy guage condition, asking $100. 649-7591, □ R E N T A L S munity of unusual architectural well worth it. T. J. Crockett this lovely six-room Cape has 643-1667. VENETIAN BLIND CO. equipment, antiques, 4 poster Miscellaneous items, 54 Ar­ 649-2813. himself! Call now. aluminum siding on average or 646-6617. design, featuring private en­ Realtor, 643-1577. fireplaced living room, a KSEu tnsT Mt-iia D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, mahogany bed and chestt mis­ butus Street, East Hartford, house 1000 square feet for $7%. Conn. trances, private patio with kitchen, four bedrooms, full gutters, and leaders. Free es­ Full financing available. cellaneous items. Saturday Oc­ sliding glass door, wall-to-wall INVESTIGATE OUR tober 18th, 9-4, Twin Hills Rooms lor Rent 52 BELFiORE AGENCY MANCHESTER basement, and attached 2-car RELIABLE MARRIED Man timates. Fully Insured. 249- Guaranteed. Call Carl collect carpeting, range, refrigerator, ELLINGTON 0205. Drive, Coventry. Garden Products 47 6 ROOM BRICK RANCH Realtor* 647-1413 SIX-FIVE DUPLEX garage. 30’s. Butinett Property 28 will rake leaves, paint, clean 525-9135. TAG SALE - October 18th and THOMPSON House,, furnished disposal, master TV antenna, cellars, attics, any odd jobs. 19th, 10:30-4:30. Rain or shine. rooms, centrally located. traverse rods; storage and Immediate occupancy on this 3 ExUa nice. Half acre plus, treed lot, TAG SALE - 91 Main Street. HAND PICKED Red Delicious, ALDA REALTY INC. MANCHESTER - doctors, Reasonable rates. For free es­ REASONABLE PRICES for QUILTS - bedspreads, pillows Miscellaneous plus loads of Kitchen privileges. Parking. laundry facilities in basement. bedroom home situated on 2 acres! separate furnaces, rarage. 151,900. roofing. (Installation and Saturday and Sunday, 9-3. $3. per half bushel, lesser Full basement with fireplace HCAiJto d a .r , Com,, l^rt.. Oct. 17. p a c e N.NXTKKN FM NK AND ERNEST BTTHAVES Animals AutoM For Salo 91 Autoa For Salo 61 Autoa For Salo 6 f Autoa For Sale 61 ACROSS 66 Certain Charles M. Schultz 1 Sly animal railways (call.) 4 Large cat pg BRAND NEW Dear Abby 9 Young hog DOWN TMAT'5 A n w n e r aised in a INTRODUCING! BRAND NEW 12 Poem 1 Pen lor sheep RIGHT! LOS CABIN HAS A 1975 13 Having wings 2 European river 6 0 0 0 CHANCE OF 1975 14 QoIdjSp.) By Abigail Van Buren 3 Foreign becoming PRESIPENT! MUSTANG II 15 Boy’s (comb, (orm) Ford’s New Models GRANADA GHIA nickname 4 Made animals 16 Confused tight docile 17 Miss Farrow 5 Island (Fr.) 18 Flock of 6 Gallon (ab.) Celebes ox 47 Hunting dogs For ’76! animals 7 Summer (Fr.) T a k a evening 48 Store 20 Clothe DEAR ABBY: Our mother and father were going to a 8 Thin meal 49 At this place business meeting last weekend when my mother got the flu 22 Editors (ab.) 9 Fleshy fruit Weapon (Fr.) 50 Dill Polar wMt. 2.3 IHr., 4 eyllndw 24 Seeing organ 10 Eye part On top of 52 Small rodent* and couldn’t go. My father’s secretary, who had planned to 25 Rainy season ® -m j/HtA "t tm Mfl js »»• ir '/p.ir Xufine} M igin., S-ttM l baltMi rMlM tIrM , MUSTiING II STULLION 11 Antelopes King of beasts 53 Soviet river \ f rKk and pinion ataaring, Ironi 2-Door, dark brown motalUo, 302 go with them, decided that since she had a reservation ravine 19 Gauze m aterial Feminine 54 Soaks llax 2B Pilch and raar bumpar guards, alactrlo V-8 ongino, dduxo cloth trim, tan anyway, she would go with my father. She left her husband 21 Remainder (ab.) suffix 57 L o n ------, roar window dafroatar, AM/FM vinyl root, automatic, whitawall behind. 30 Donkey-horse 23 Fine horses 39 Sleeveless offspring Cambodian Mickey Finn - - Morris Weiss Apartmenta For Rant 53 Apartmonta For Rant 53 Apartmenta For Rant S3 Apartmenta For Rent 53 radio, stock numbar S4S3 llr ^ powar ataorini;|, powar diae 24 Deleted garm ent leader New for 76! They are aU good friends, but we all know that she cares 34 Indigo Iron! brakaa, alactrlc raar win­ 25 Kind of tusked Gibbon 58 Double (ab.) lO-tf about my father. There'were lots of people there who know 35 Epoch mmiiiiuiiii.11111 I'LL SAV (3000 NIGHT UNUSUAL Deluxe one dow dolroatar, air conditioning, hog Steeple 59 Three (Roman) FOUR ROOMS - second floor, MANCHESTER Gardens - ef­ them, and we are sure that my father’s being seen with his 36 Oiasp hole NOW. DARLING. SOMEONE'S appliances, $150, married cou­ bedroom Townhouse, private AM radio. Stock number S1S2. 37 Masculine 1 r - r ~ so FAR t HAVEN'T LBARNIP a t THE DOOR/ APARTMENT ficiency and two bedroom secretary alone caused a lot of talk. IT r- r rr A THINO; AiUNERVA— THefMCIPBHt ple one child, no pets, 649-8350. apartments, available in entrances and patio, full base­ nicknam e THAT ALL... THE PLAyERS are SAVE My brothers and I are very upset that our father would do 38 Printing It IS HIT THM COACH/ RENTAL OFFICE K beautiful country setting. Walk ment, includes, heat, u 8ACKINO THE COACH/ MANCHESTER- New 4 room Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other to everything. Rent includes appliances, carpeting, and pool. this to Mom, but none of us is saying anything because it measures IS n r apartment, 1*A baths, all times by appointment. $245 per month. Paul W. might upset her. 39 Scoter 17 heat, hot water, appliances, and SAVE 40 Chinese coin ! / K ^ ^ appliances, carpeted, air- We have a large variety of parkiM. Superintendent, 646- Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or We are 13 and 15. Do you think Dad should have taken IS ?T his secretary to this affair? 42 English river conditioned, individal base­ deluxe one & two b^room 0090. Equal Housing. 643-4535. 43 Girl's name ment, washer-dryer facilities, Townhouse and Garden type UPSET FAMILY 44 Beast of MANCHESTER - newer three burden heat, hot water included, $275. units throughout Manchester. THIRD FLOOR apartment, BRAND NEW 3 " s r r STJT s r per month. Call Peterman bedroom Duplex, half of two 46 Skip stones on four rooms, two enclosed DEAR UPSET: Since it was a business meeting, and the water U Realtors, 649-9404 or 646-2912. DAMATO ENTERPRISES porches, married couple only. family, full basement, includes 1975 secretary was going with your parenU, anyway, perhaps 48 Keen 240 Naw State Rd. No children or pets. Security appliances and carpeting, 11/2 F-109 PICKUP BRAND NEW your father needed her there for business reasons, I’m not 51 Small monkey i1 MANCHESTER- Three 646-1021 deposit required. $140. Utilities baths, $280 per month, Paul sore I know in which way or how much this aecretary 55 Fowl bedroom Duplex, IVz baths, im­ and appliances not included. W.Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 1975 56 Kind of Ink 46 ro iTO PONY ‘‘carta" about your father-and neither do you, so don’t 60 Choler maculate condition, available 643-6927. 643-4535. TORINO jump to conclusions. immediately, $245 Monthly. 61 Native m ineral After 5, 236-4153. It might have looked better, however, bad the secretary’s 62 Red-breasted t r 8T Priscilla’s Pop — At Vermeer husband gone along. But don’t sweat it, k ids-it could have bird Si n t r ST 76/ 63 Cougar, lor New for been entirely innocent. u LIKE THIS SONG,] MANCHESTER-Newer three instance 56 SO OUR \ bedroom Duplex, 1V4 baths, 64 Favorite s~ T_ CARLYLE^g . SO NG .'y appliances, private basement, animal ss spacious yard, $250 monthly. Cuatom, madlum graan, 302 V-S, DEAR ABBY: I have a sex problem that I have tried to 65 New York u Available November 1st. 649- cualom decor groan, 3-apaad 4-Door plllarod Hardtop, aaddia handle myself, but it’s not getting any better. I don’t have a Island 17 1864. CHMCE TIME!! automatic tranamlaalon, power bronza matalllo, 391 V-8 angina, minister to talk to, and even if I did, I don’t think I could INEWSPAPKR ENTERPRISE ASSN I s. ■tearing, AM radio, LH and RH black sidawall radial tiraa, whaal discuss this with him. chrome awing lock mirrora, raar covara, powar ataaring, You see, when my husband and I make love, 1 don’t feel NEW 76’s IN STOCK NOW atap bumper, 4SS0 QVW, Stock automatic, power brtkee. Slock y v * number 5311. number 5340 anything. I mean, I get aroused, but nothing happens. I’m THE CHARLES 27 and have four children. Shouldn’t I feel something? Win at Bridge APARTMENTS This is my second marriage, and it was the same way with AT SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES! my first marriage. Does this mean I'm frigid? NORTH 17 successful diamond finesses, East Middle Tpke., deluxe 4% SAVE I am afraid my husband will start shopping around for a AK103 but he managed to wind up SAVE V987 one in the soup. room townhouse, IVi baths, replacement if I don’t put a little more enthusiasm into my appliances, carpeted, 2 a/c, Iwemaking. I pretend I’m getting something out of it, but ♦ AQJ7 It seems that Scurry led his VO-IT' ^ T» he 111 m M 10-17 heat & hot water included, 1976 PACER I’m afraid I'm not very convincing. «K72 deuce of hearts instead of the storage, 1 & 2 basement gar­ 1976 HORNET FOR YOUR Abby, please help me. WEST EAST conventional fourth best. Captain Basy — Crooks and Lawrence *874 AA952 Holmes’ queen covered East’s ages, patio, soundproofing, CONVENIENCE MISSING SOMETHING IN MINNEAPOLIS AND VKJ632 V10 54 10 and he led a club to dum­ washer & dryer hook-ups. bOo, / NOW WE’RE OPEN FORD THURSDAY SK52 *40 8 3 my’s king. East tpok her ace WA-A-A-AIT Wooded & quiet. DEAR MISSING: First, see your gynecologist. After a M lN U T E l MON., TUES., DILLON FORD TILL 6:00 AND thorough examination, he will know if something physical *93 *A65 and led back the five of SOUTH (D) hearts. OPEN FOR INSPECTION WED. & FRI. SATURDAY needs correcting. If it’s not physical, aak for his 318 Main st., Manchester Phone 643-2145 recommendation. Your local university has a human *QJ6 Holmes took his ace and DAILY 2 p.m. UNTIL DARK TILL 9:00 VAQ TILL 5:00 sexuality program that offers excellent counseling. If it’s went into deep thought. That OR BY APPOINTMENT ♦ 9 6 4 I Super equipment Include* *uch goodie* any comfort to you, your problem is far more common than five could have been the 646^0800 or 646-1510 yon think. ♦ Q J 10 8 4 lowest from an original la * *oft touch *traddle bucket aeata, front 2-Door Sedan, 258, 6 cylinder engine, Neither vulnerable holding of jack-lO-6-S. In that Idlac brake*, tinted gla** all window*, 258, automatic Iranamisslon, white wall tire*, Homes for Rent 54 Homes for Rent 54 Bualnaaa for Rent 55 FIRESTONE Town-Country Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel case the deuce of hearts would FIVE ROOMS, centrally 16 cylinder engine, front antl-*way bar, whole wheel cover*, AM radio, 81. No. West North East South have been from King-4-3-2. latyled road wheel*, 3 *peed manual floor radials, HR78-14, 6 ply rayon, located, second fsoor, stove, 2404, nautical blue with matching Interior, MANCHESTER - four-room SIX ROOM home on second SMALL MODERN office in studs, 1100 miles. Half price, Holmes decided that was the refrigerator, garage, and lahifl, AM radio, 81. No. 2401, Dealer Prep, Undercoatlng, Dealer Prep and Glazing, Bolton Lake, Vernon, working $64 pair. 10-5, weekdays, 56 DID YOU TWAIN HIM NOT A N D NcnrTO 1 * case so he led a spade to knock H U $ H , house, immaculate condition, well traveled area, 300 square DEAK!"* storage area included. No I Undercoat A Glazing, Li*t $4606 List $4076. fireplace, fully furnished, pre couple preferred. Phone 643- feet, heat, hot water, electrici­ Haynes Street, Manchester. TO CHEW THE rr" BAfy< A T NIG44T.^’ Pass 1* Pass IN.T. out that ace and insure his children or pets. Telephone 643- yard, garage, no pets, no 7716. ty, air-conditioning, and FU R N ITU R E a &J©SY- Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass contract against the expected *7J D( '•W irc T W 8*5 . S *V 9037. children, $275 monthly, Hayes parking all included in rent, 1967 MUSTANG Fastback, — - TRAIMED A&SOLUTELY/ Pass 4-4 heart-break. ONLY ^ 4 3 9 5 ONLY S 3 8 9 5 Corp. 646-0131. ^curity required. Inquire at engine good, body needs work. DCX3 IS A Opening lead — 2 v Scurry's little bit of decep­ Alley Oop — Dave Graue CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - Bualnaaa tor Rent 55 Essex Motor Inn desk or phone, Best offer. Call 289-7337 after 6. JW . tion had paid big dividends. Completely furnished 1 1/2 VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 646-2300.100 East Center Street. DO you h a v e ) WHV, UH, A R E SOU room efficiency, $145, 2 1/2 1/2 baths, family room, in­ 1968 FIREBIRD, 350 cubic inch, By Oswald & James Jacoby A Toronto reader wants to A NICKEL J VESSIB, n O B U Y l SURE NOUTIE rooms, $165. Heat, hot water. cludes appliances, one car gar­ 1,000 SQUARE Feet, available automatic, excellent condition, Even if Holmes had elected know if: ON VO U ? yx 6 0 T ONE P E E L IN 'A U No lease. Security. Pasek age, $3^ a month, Paul W. OFFICE SPACE for store, professional offices no rot, no rust. Best offer over to pass his 12-high-card points *AKQJ9754 WA32 *6*7 HEI2B SOME- C E N T S ? ? RK3HT, MR. Realtors, 289-7475. W H E R E 6! LURCH? Dougan Realtor, 64^1021, 643- FOR RENT etc. Has rest rooms, parking. $950. 643-9037. he would have wound up in is a proper ACOL two-spade ONLY A FEW 75’s LEFT AT 4535. 25Q^ square fget, center of On Route 83, call Casanova opening bid. FOUR ROOM Apartment. PARTS DEPARTMENT now three notrump. MMchester, air conditioning Restaurant, 643-0256. As anyone can see a spade The answer is a very strong Heat, hot water, self-cleaning open Saturdays. Complete line yes. In the ACOL system, stove, refrigerator, air con­ HAVE WE HEtPED YOU UiaY? and parking. Call 643-9551. lead and heart return would OUR BIGGEST DISCOUNTS EVER!! 800 SQUARE Feet of space of Chrysler parts. Chorches opening bids of two in any suit ditioning, basement storage, Ptww 643-2711. available, lower level in prime Motors, 649-3646. beat him two tricks. But no laundry facilities, garage, 2893 646-4321. WNP6RIN6-WHAT HAPPENED LA$T SPRINS! MARTHA apartment, heat, hot water, Motorcycles-BIcyclea 64 another's feelings. Be balanc­ too much and lose everything. ^ ''ml •“•“"wUc, powar ataaring, powar brskaa. WOULP HAPPEN IF f e l t more cooking gas, wall-to-wall Imetallic, dark blue In- ed in all dealings. $HE NEEPEP MiPNEY Iterior. WE PAY $15 for complete junk AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) •iaJR WIFE WANTEP -^-WIVES ALWAYS PO! ANP PA carpet, $1M, centrally located, *3405 *2495 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA *2099 TRIUMPH in excellent condi­ CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) Don't challenge a friend today cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto XO RAI$e THE RENT YOU CAN 1MA5INE,THE B0ARPER6 The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions adults only, no pets, security Tw^Dom Sedan, lour ipaad tranamlaalon, radio. Body, 528-1990. tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. While you know what you on an Issue on which he hat deposit, call 643-9678. should do today, you may yield very strong opinions. His ANP the w arpers o b je c t e d ^ b a c h e l o w have 1*319 5 v 1974 CELICA OT >3793 1970 HONDA, SL 350, excellent Z70JEC.TEP? 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Chance of showers tonight, low in 40s. bons took a bite from the seagull he had panions, Ross and Dorothy Corwin, he strappd himself to the platform with his justice has dismissed criminal Justice Norman Harvey said not support the specific ffConsiderable cloudiness Sunday with chance i i a n r i |f 0 tpr Eupninn Ipralh captured, his first taste of food in nearly jumped in without anything. Gibbons said, belt at night to sleep. charges against 11 current and Thursday he was dismissing the charges. ’ ’ lof showers, high in 60s. three days, and "decided I was not that and he threw them the inner tube. For the next three days he survived on former officials of the Dairylea hungry yet.” Cooperative who had been in­ “We tried to swim for the fort,” Gib­ fresh water droplets which had condensed ' MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 16 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e l v e p a g e s — p l u s w e e k e n d PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS The 22-year-old Gibbons told the story on the inside housing of the beacon. On dicted in connection with bons said, but rough seas and currents Thursday of how he survived, clinging to a Tuesday afternoon he strangled a seagull alleged adulteration of milk. hampered them and they still were about tossing sea buoy, after his 37-foot wooden which alighted next to him and plucked it. The indictments were handed three miles away at daybreak. Attempts boat Diana sank in rough seas Sunday. A “I was going to eat him,” Gibbons said, up in 1974 by an Albany County to hold on to lobster traps failed because Clnnou.r\c\r\Q ^ Coast Guard search for a Key West couple "but I tasted a bite and it was bad enough grand jury probing the charges the waves ripped the traps from their who set out with Gibbons on the fishing that I decided I was not that hungry yet.” against Dairylea, the largest En Route to Peking anchors. trip to Fort Jefferson in the Dry Tortugas He said he saw at least four boats a day '-an e;t-l:e'ndec{Inours “I could see we didn’t stand a chance was suspended late Thursday. in sight of the buoy, some of which came PT-oaram, mornlnqs News together,” Gibbons said, so he told the Gibbons, who was rescued Wednesday close and ignored his frantic waving and Corwins about noon Sunday to hold onto a ‘uncraflemoons ^ by a shrimp fishing boat, said the Diana jumping to be discovered. The Aug. 3, 1775 issue of Kissinger meets lobster trap while he tried to swim to the was struck by six-foot-high waves about 3 “I heard one guy on a boat say he "Pennsylvania” magazine con­ summary lighthouse at Fort Jefferson. He said they '-a-fievnooTi progratus a.m. Sunday and sank in a matter of thought I was a bird,” Gibbons said. But tained an article by Thomas BULLETIN: told him they preferred to float free. minutes about four miles from Fort he added, “I never did give lip hope. I Paine on the female sex, and for the yovinger chi I d Currents continued to hamper his Jefferson. knew that sooner or later somebody would asserted that women "are con­ Now You Can Get Your progress but Gibbons managed to reach a Tnornmd pro- He said he grabbed a life jacket, see me.” strained in the disposal of their ' '•^ohxrd.ay with Japanese 30-foot-high marker buoy and he crawled goods, robbed of their freedom Donuts Wholesale! We Invite (loiii|)il<‘(l from flashlight and an automobile inner tube The Following To Get Our g'rams off^inq aonce, of will by the laws and vic­ I nilcd I’rc.s.s Intcrnulioiiul timized by a pernicious system Wholesale Prices: Clubs, acTobojticSjiarl Wessons TOKYO (UPI) — Secretary of State would still be time to cancel F.ord's trip. of double standards,” The Henry Kissinger arrived in Japan today to The senior U.S. official strongly doubted World Almanac recalls. Organizations, Restaurants, " '^ to r y TioixCs confer with Japanese officials before this would happen. Nobel work aids research Religious Organizations, making his Sunday-through-Thursday visit He told reporters aboard Kissinger's Scouts, Private Parties, to Peking. plane that China bases its foreign policy as MADISON, Wis. (UPI) - The Universi­ Imperial Cancer Research Laboratory in they made in the 1950s on the nature of the State A special plane carrying Kissinger much on friendlier relations with ty of Wisconsin professor who won the London. Temin was cited for his study of atomic nucleus. Birthdays, Halloween, etc. touched down at Tokyo’s Haneda Inter­ American power as on its cold war with Nobel prize for medicine Thursday said how viruses interact with genes in cells. The Physics award, worth $143,000 will Young driver They're Cheaper By The g HARTFORD — Vandals broke national Airport in driving rain at 7:10 the Soviet Union. be shared by James Rainwater, 58, of SINGER his research has not shown the cause of Temin, a professor of oncology (the Dozen, 15 to 25% Discount Leaniing Center for >: into St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic p.m. (6:10 EDT). As is the case with so much in Chinese human cancer but has given other study of tumors), said his research and Columbia University in New York and by talks to Ford >• Cathedral on Farmington Avenue He was met by U.S. Ambassador James tradition and custom, the sight of Ford Danes Aage Bohr, 53, and Ben Mottelson, In 6 Dozen Lots or More! For EariyChidbood researchers a lead in tracking it down. that of Baltimore and Dulbecco "has WASHINGTON (UPI) - j: during the night and damaged D. Hodgson and other members of the U.S. and Mao sitting down together, teacups at 49, a one-time American who became a Education Dr. Howard M. Temin said the virus in enabled workers, especially at the President Ford picked up his Information, Please Call - >: materials and furnishings, police Embassy and Japanese foreign ministry their elbows and smiles on their faces, will Danish citizen in 1973. chickens he studied was unlikely to cause National Cancer Institute and elsewhere, Oval Office phone Thursday and >: said today. Damage was concen- personnel. carry more clout for Peking than the sub­ Bohr is the son of Niels Bohr, winner of cancer in humans. But he said his work to ask whether viruses like the rous sar­ asked the young driver of the MR. DONUT C: trated in the basement area of the Kissinger was immediately whisked in a stance of what the two actually say to one the 1922 Nobel Physics Prize for his should show other scientists they should coma virus exist in human cancer.” car that crashed into his 255 West Middle Tpke. >• modernistic church, motorcade to Hodgson's official residence another, U.S. officials said. "investigation of the structure of atoms ' M - i a o look at chemicals such as asbestos and Temin suggested the government in­ limousine how he was feeling. Manchester • 646-9277 in downtown Tokyo, where he will be According to administration sources, and the radiation emanating from them.” 4S1 Sprinc cigarette nicotine as major causes of crease its control of substances such as "I’m not hurt, but I’m pretty j: HARTFORD — Ambulance com- staying. Ford is expected to make his first The elder Bohr received his award the human cancer. asbestos and discourage people from nervous,” replied James >; pany owners say their requested Earlier, a senior U.S. official traveling presidential mission to Peking shortly same year Albert Einstein was awarded Temin, 41, shared the Nobel award for smoking. Salamites, of Meriden, Conn., ij rate hikes would only keep pace with with Kissinger said only severe illness will after' Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27. the 1921 Physics prize which had been held physiology and medicine with Drs. David An American and two Danes were the 19-year-old sheet metal and the cost of living. They ask a 27 per stop Chinese leader Mao Tse-Tung from Kissinger in 1971 arranged the only other up for a year. Baltimore of the Massachusetts Institute belatedly awarded the Nobel Prize for roofing worker, who drove the :• cent increase but state that costs personally welcoming President Ford to U.S. presidential China trip — Richard The Nobel Prize for Chemistry was of Technology and Renato Dulbecco of the Physics today for fundamental discoveries 1967 Buick that collided with have risen 43 per cent since 1972. China. Nixon's 1972 journey. being announced later today. Ford’s eight-ton, $500,000 ar­ The senior official, traveling aboard the mored limousine in Hartford plane taking Kissinger to Peking to j: HARTFORD — Connecticut’s arrange Ford's visit, said the Chinese Tuesday. highway fatality rate is the third Herald photo by I'intoi "You shouldn’t be nervous,” have overpowering reasons to mark the World Series j; lowest in the nation, according to President's coming with their ultimate Lead found in baby foods said the President. “Thank you :• the National Safety Council, but the ? game postponed s What does a moth feel like? for being such a fine young man tribute, a session with the Chinese Com­ 0masler m charge ■: actual number of deaths has in- munist party chairman. in the way you handled it.” jji BOSTON (UPI) - The | Learning through feeling are these Chestnut Hill vironmental Education at Oak Grove explains the moth WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Food and "lead levels in some adult canned foods survey it made of 2,900 samples of 41 310 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER t; creased over 1974, There have been Kissinger was scheduled to stop in Salamites asked how the < 271 deaths in the state as of August Boston Red Sox said the sixth Preschool members as they take turns feeling a moth. he found under some leaves and is holding to the children Drug Administration says potentially are undesirably high from a long-range different foods produced during 1973. Tokyo to confer with Japanese officials President was feeling. CALL 649 9406 :• this year compared with 233 a year j:j game of the World Series Juan Sanchez, left, director of the Center for En­ hazardous levels of lead are showing up in public health perspective.” "Of the (canned) baby foods, orange before making his Sunday-through- who are learning about nature through the five senses. canned baby food. The FDA said it will focus on getting the juice had the highest mean lead level. “I feel fine,” Ford said. "It :• ago. In 1973, 344 persons died. j:j scheduled for today had heen j:j was kind of a jolt, but there Thursday visit to Peking. He will also stop Lead poisoning can cause brain damage levels of the poisonous metal in canned Next in order in the baby foods were apple TOP for talks in Tokyo on the way home. postponed heeause of the and other problems, particularly in baby and infant food curbed and also will were no body bruises.” But the POTTING COW juices, applesauce, and Failure by Mao to greet Ford, other than ;j; weather. • :j: seek reductions of lead levels in adult crash, he said, "shook the old children. Lead in canned foods could come peaches...vegetables and beef, and mixed SOIL SOIL MANURE Regional for health reasons, would be regarded by :j; A Red Sox spokesman said x Syrians reject negotiations from the solder or other metal in the can. foods frequently eaten by children. vegetables, had the lowest means.” bones.” the sixth game would he 20 lbs. $ 1 7 9 the Americans as a major snub. It was the In addition, the agency said it found that The agency announced the results of a 98 BOSTON — Sen. Edward W. Chinese who suggested the visit, not the V playeil Sunday at 1 p.m. No ;‘v 50 lbs. $ ] 9 5 •: Brooke, R-Mass., says defaults on Americans. deeision has heen made about ;•:! similar to Sinai accord 40 lbs. $ ^ 7 9 REG. ;• student loans cost American The senior official predicted Mao would [X the seheduling of a seventh ijf taxpayers $200 million this year. Of welcome Ford. JL game, if it is neeessary. The By I iiilcil I’rc.ss Inivrnulional whether they are present or not. " The pullout came a few days after a $7 billion distributed in federally NO RAIN CHECKS - SHOP EARLY - LIMITED SUPPLY ON SOME ITEMS Any hint of Sino-Arnerican relations run­ (j: seventh game had heen slated v: Syrian President Hafez Assad today Egypt, meanwhile, has ordered reported decision by Cairo authorities to •: guaranteed loans, only $2 billion has Over 40? Avoid pill! ning into trouble would be sensed by V for .Sunday. x criticized the recently concluded Sinai ac­ warplanes and air force personnel based withdraw Egyptian students attending INSTANT BICTCLE been paid back, he said. Kissinger during his visit to Peking. There cord between Egypt and Israel, saying it in Syria to return home after the Syrian classes in Syria and enrole them in Egyp­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The become pregnant shortly after period while on the pill to have constituted an unprecedented deal in air force commander tried to indoctrinate tian universities. Food and Drug Administration pine bark IdU lawn fertilizer; The Egyptian communique said the discontinuing the pill.” an immediate test for pregnan­ j SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - Presi- world history. Egyptian troops against the Sinai pace plans to tell women over 40 to REBATE BUY ONE BAG AT REGULAR PRICE dent Gerald Ford is scheduled to withdrawal of the air unit was ordered cy to minimize the risk of (LAY-AWAY PLAN AVAILABLE) Assad, in an interview with the Kuwait agreement. avoid birth control pills. The label would also advise damage to the developing child MULCH $ 1 9 5 GET THE 2nd BAG AT > speak to the New England Society of newspapr A1 Rai A1 Aam, rejected A Cairo communique Friday night said after Syrian Air Force Commander Maj. The FDA said Thursday it has any woman who misses one should she continue on the pill. ALL 16 " & 20" BIKES Newspaper Editors Friday, Nov. 7, Probe of jai alai negotiations over the fate of occupied the greater part of the Egyptian force, Gen. Naji Jamil and an unnamed Syrian drafted warning labels for birth OFF j K. Robert Norling, managing editor .Arab lands. whose presence in Syria was common Baath party leader lashed out at the new control pills which will inform 3 SPEEO BIKES, SCHAUFF 10 NUGGETS $ 2 ^ ^ ;-of the Concord (N.H.) Monitor and ■'Syria has been asked, and will be asked knowledge but never officially admitted Sinai pact in speeches before the Egyptian users that sex hormones in the SPEEDS, CONDOR 10 SPEEDS, airmen earlier this month. MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE OFF and MODEL 731 TAKARA 10 Vz PRICE (president of the society, said to enter into negotiations similar to the before, already has returned home. pill can cause birth defects such SPEEDS. i Friday. The editors will meet Nov. scandal expanded one in which Cairo was involved, but we Division of Community Services as stunted limbs and : 6-9 at the Bay State West Motor In cooperation with utterly refuse to head on a course similar malformed hearts. OFF ALL MIYATA 10 SPEEDS : Hotel. HARTFORD (UPI) - Federal of jai alai promoter David Friend of to the Sinai agreement, " Assad said. About 10 million women in BOLTON CONTINUING EDUCATION authorities are stepping into the investiga­ Holywood Fla., that he paid Bailey $200,- The Sinai accord was ‘‘an un­ Federal housing subsidy America use the pills. The new Is offering OUR TOP LINE BICYCLES RHODO— tion of alleged payoffs and improprieties in 000 cash for help in obtaining the permit. precedented deal in world history, warnings, if approved, will tell INDOOR GARDENING - This Is an Introduction to the OFF CRIAASON BULB SPECIAL National the granting of a permit for the Bridgeport The family said Bailey was out of state whereby an agreement is signed by two women who take them they various ways ol working with plants In terrariums, ALL to SPEED FRAMES ARE GUARANTEED FOR LIFE! DENDRUAAS for workers announced AAAPLE ! WILMINGTON, Del. - An Am- jai alai fronton. when the alleged payment was supposedly countries at war while the territory of one face an increased risk of suf­ bottles, hanging baskets and window boxes. Plant ALL 10 SPEED PARTS ARE GUARANTEED 1 VEARI current 9.5 per cent to 5 per cent. As the ALL 10 SPEEDS GET 1 YEAR FREE SERVICE! The U.S. Organized Crime Strike Force made in Hartford. Investigators say both is still under occupation,” Assad said. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The newly an­ fering fatal and nonfatal heart processes, plant selection, maintenance, propagation lAAPERIAL AZALEAS : trak Metroliner was stationary due homeowner's income rises, the subsidy LOCUST Vz OFF : to a brake problem, but apparently a has joined in the investigation along with major political parties are involved in the "It's heartbreaking to see what's going nounced federal housing program is attacks. of plants and houseplants outdoors, will also be Repairs On All Makes, Specializing AAAGNOLIA state police and a one-man grand jury, it probe. on in the dark or semi-dark around the designed to help working people become will fall. covered. \ signaling system failed to warn on- Women over 40 years old in­ In 10 Speed Repairs! was learned Friday, and is relying heavily Arab homeland.” homeowners by subsidizing part of the The program requires a downpayment crease chances of blood clots Starts: October 20, 1975 DOGWOODS EAAPERIOR ; coming traffic. A Penn Central train of $1,500 to $2,000. The homeowner will Day: Monday Bikes For Rent, piLis Sales, Service & Accessories : slammed into the passenger train on federal agents from outside Connec­ Democratic Town Chairman Arthur T. The Syrian leader also criticized burden of their monthly mortgage. and related problems such as NOW TULIPS ticut. Barbieri of New Haven said he doesn’t Egypt's anti-Soviet campaign and said its “These are people who could enter home also be required to pay 20 per cent of his strokes if they use the pills, the Time: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. The : and injured 23 persons, none serious- gross income toward mortgage, taxes and Length: 6 weeks 25% HYBRID TULIPSi : ly. The Friday accident was the first A one-man grand jury probe was believe Bailey took the money. He said purpose was the “isolation of the Syrian- ownership, but cannot because of the FDA said BIKE SHOP ordered Thursday by Connecticut even though he had many political dis­ Palestinian attitude under the pretense of economy,” Housing Secretary Carla Hills insurance. Women who wish to stop Instructor: Susan Cahalan 180 Spruce Street, Manchester 647-1027 ■ involving a Metroliner since the The Federal Housing Administration, Hours: Dally 9:30 to 5:00 • Thursdays 9:30 lo 9:00 • (Closed Mondays) Vs OFF Supreme Court Justice John P. Cotter. He putes with Bailey over the years, he never nonexisting Communism.” said Friday. Tuition: $15.00 OFF HYACINTHS > high-speed trains went into service created during the Depression, put taking the pill and become s»; r/ A r / d t a t assigned Hartford Superior Court Judge questioned his integrity. Commenting on his recent visit to the The program, to begin early next year, pregnant will be advised to wait Place: Bolton High School : between Washington and New York Americans into their own homes with the ; in 1969 Harold Mulvey to the job, requested by The U.S. Labor Department is in­ Soviet Union and talks with Kremlin is aimed at Americans earning $9,000 to at least three months because For Information on how to reglaiar, $11,000 a year, an income that until now innovation of the small downpayment contact the DIvlalon ol Community Asst. Deputy Chief State’s Attorney John vestigating the Teamsters union’s main leaders, Assad said the Soviets "exhibited "studies show there is a possi­ F. Mulcahy. / pension fund. The $14 million fronton their readiness to back our just and was neither high enough to buy a median followed by monthly installments for 15 to Servicea at Manchaatar Communi­ j SAN FRANCISCO - Southern ble increased risk of spon­ ty College, MS-2137. Hartford State's Attorney George nearing completion in Bridgeport was legitimate struggle for the liberation of priced home nor low enough to qualify for 20 years. : Pacific Railway clerks returned to taneous abortion in women who Uh c c the occupied lands.” housing subsidies. FHA guaranteed that money lenders Stoughton has initial responsibility for financed by the fund. j work under court orders today, en- would be paid off if the home-buyer presenting the evidence to the grand jury. Gov. Ella T. Grasso has told the state Refering to the presence of United The feature of the program is the sub­ ; ding a one-day walkout that idled The family of the late John M. Bailey, gaming commission to hold up on issuing Nations forces on the Golan Heights — sidized interest rate. When the buyer defaulted. But defaults were rare and by passenger and freight trains in six the late 1960s, more than half the nation's WELCOME TO MANCHESTER U.S.A. former state and national Democratic gambling permits until a review of all pre­ whose mandate expires Nov. 30 — Assad takes possession, the government subsidy ; western states. homeowners had received aid from FHA chairman, is disputing the reported claim sent licenses is completed. said "they do not constitute a problem will lower the interest rate from the or its counterpart program for veterans. : UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. - A Not only did FHA help create the ; U.N committee has condemned world's highest level of home ownership, ; Zionism as a form of racial dis- but it made money for the federal : crimination, provoking a U.S. war- treasury. ; ning that the action placed the en- New York City avoids fiscal default; Following the riots and inner city tur­ : tire United Nations in jeopardy. The moil of the 1960s, the Johnson administra­ ; action was taken by the Social, tion tapped FHA to develop housing : Humanitarian and Cultural Com- programs for the poor. One of these plans jtheciviccenter : mittec Friday night by a 70-29 vote but faces new crisis in six weeks was “Section 235,” under which low in­ #^.^MM ; with 27 abstentions. The resolution come Americans got their own homes with 1 per cent mortgages provided they had a ; was backed by Arab nations. NEW YORK (UPI) — For more than 13 temporarily halted issuance of payroll Ford's stand that the federal government The crisis grew Thursday night when $200 downpayment. hours financial collapse for New York City checks. would not come to the city's aid, Carey city officials announced they would be un­ But of the 450,000 subsidized seemed unavoidable. However, shortly after 2 p.m. — just two said “we need not a bailout, not a handout, able to meet their financial obligations homebuyers more than 10 per cent have I International But in the end it was just another of hours before Mayor Beame was scheduled but some recognition by the federal falling due Friday morning unless the already defaulted, others are struggling those dramatic rescues city officials and to proclaim default — United Federation' government.” teachers agreed to invest their share of an and the whole subsidy concept fell into dis­ residents are rapidly becoming ac­ of Teachers President Albert Shanker an­ Carey said it was generally agreed by overall state bail out plan. repute during the past five ears. :v RABAT, Morocco — Morocco an- customed to. And, in another month and a nounced today more than 130,000 nounced the decision to make the funds leading economists throughout the world The pension fund agreement enabled the Federal and private housing officials half. New York may have to go through it available. that if the city had defaulted, "the impact city to pay off $453 million in debts due by agree the program for the poor failed volunteers, smiling and chanting, ig- all over again. :|;j ned up on the first day of a The impact on the financial community upon the rest of the country could be from the end of the day and was part of an becaus the buyers had so little invested That is, unless the Congress steps in to was immediate. The stock market, which devastating to catastrophic. Choose your overall plan to raise $2.3 billion to return that they could simply walk away from the g recruiting drive for a peaceful, un- help soon. armed invasion of Spanish Sahara. had dipped nearly 10 points earlier, turned own adjectives.” the city to solvency. house when problems arose. House Majority Leader Thomas P. sharply upwards to within one point of The march was called by King O’Neill Jr., D-Mass, was quoted by the w S; Hassan II after the International even. Boston Globe today as saying he expects NEW STATE ROAD Court in The Hague Thursday In June, city officials made a last- OLD BON AMI PLANT HILLIARD STREET Congress to pass legislation within a few minute dash to the banks to deposit real Spend an hour or two browsing. You’ll find books you never dreamed >5 rejected Morocco’s claim to weeks to aid New York. sovereignty over the colony. estate taxes which property owners Officials give views on NYC aid of. Bcxiks you never heard of Bcxiks you never thought you could find. He said he expects the move after con­ agreed to prepay so the city could meet its % gressmen realize a default by the city But btxiks are only the beginning at the 53 new Civic Center Shops. THIS IS YOUR TOWN bills. Two months later, the city again had ;|;| BEIRUT, Lebanon — Christian would eventually affect their home dis­ to scramble to cover its debts. HARTFORD (UPI) — David Grossman, have the money to meet the needs of cities create,” he said. There are shops devoted exclusively to cosmetics. Needlepoint. Art. jij: and Moslem militias broke their tricts as well. The latest move, however, gives Mayor former New York City budget director, and towns in an emergency. In addition, he said, New York City was Fancy candies arid nuts. Antiques. Natural foods. Handcrafted jewelry. IS THIS THE CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM???? cease-fire today, marauding “I feel we have to save the city of New Abraham Beame little maneuvering says the use of $150 million in teacher pen­ The federal revenue sharing official said lured into expensive federal programs through the empty streets of Beirut York. We can’t let the financial center of the Ford Administration is concerned that such as Model Cities. Contemporary furniture. And more. room. More debts fall due Dec. 1. sion funds to avoid default is only a tem­ DON’T NEGLECT MANCHESTER firing machine guns and rockets. At the nation go down,” O’Neill was quoted "We can’t live in this continual crisis," porary measure and the answer is Congress will delay action on continuing The market for municipal bonds has Plus 6 delicious restaurants to make your taste buds jump for joy. >•: least seven persons were killed and as saying. said Beame. “The federal government massive federal aid. federal revenue sharing and make budget changed in recent years, he said, making At last, shopping is fun again. ;i|: 13 wounded Friday raising the The latest default threat was avoided must recognize its responsibility.” But, John K. Parker, acting director of planning for cities and states more dif­ borrowing by state and local government HAD ENOUGH? SEND THEM A MESSAGE casualties from four weeks of urban Friday when trustees for the teachers' more costly. Civic Center Shops. There’s a world of entertainment in store for you. The city called on President Ford the U.S. Office of Revenue Sharing, said ficult. warfare to nearly 575 dead and 1,350 pension fund finally agreed to contribute Friday for financial help, but administra­ Friday New York should not receive aid President Ford wants to continue In the past, insurance companies were Si wounded. J^a $150 million to a $2.3 billion state bailout tion spokesman Ron Nessen said: “The until investors and the federal government revenue sharing, he said, but not to expand large purchasers of government bonds, he plan to keep the city solvent through Dec. President’s reaction is that he feels New are sure the city’s finances will allow for it. said. j:| MOSCOW — French President 1. York City and New York State has the repayment of debts. Grossman, who served under John V. Civic Center Slops Valery Giscard d’staing left The trustees earlier had voted against means to clean up the financial mess ... Grossman and Parker made the com­ Lindsay, a Republican, said officials of t IfflXEFerguson, Zinsser, Reinhorn,^ Moscow for Paris today, ending a investment, prompting frantic phone calls and to live within the city’s means for a ments at a regional conference of the Connecticut cities and towns complain Premieres October 23. lij four-day trip to the Soviet Union by city officials to the White House, change.” American Society for Public Administra­ about the same asic problems that have Inside today S which was complicated by the post- Treasury Department and Federal Gov. Hugh Carey told a news conference tion in Hartford. brought New York City to the brink of dis­ Bicentennial .... 4 Senior Citizens .. 3 * ■ W I E Wilson, Willhide, Brown I 5 ponement, because of a cold, of his Reserve Board to find some way of Friday he shnt a telegram to Ford, telling In another development, Connecticut of­ aster. 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After then the welfare of our cial institutions refuse to bid on state and programs, Medicaid, schools, jails and iji statements from both indicate no tingency plans, noteholders queued up citizens rests in the hands of our federal local government bonds. courts, costing New York City hundreds of Today's Herald includes Weekend REPUBLICAN ______TEL..643-2426.> 643-2427 ^...... REPUBLICAN S major disagreements. anxiously at the City Comptroller’s office government. I seek your cooperation and State Treasurer Henry E. Parker said millions of dollars, magazine, with regular features on the Manchester Town Committee —- Charles McKenzie. Treasurer W to learn the status of their. maturing leadership." the state is taking an inventory of state "Welfare is a national problem, a arts and television, and an advertising securities and the Sanitation Department But in a sharply worded rebi^e of and local debts to determine if local banks problem Jhat New York City did not supplement for King's.