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By ELIZABETH WHARTON on election eve next Monday night. paign themes; that he has earned the United Prese International The Democratic candidate White House because he restored While Jimmy Carter followed his answered questions about his public confidence in the presidency usual weekend routine of church and religious philosophy and said he did after Watergate, “turned the rest, President Ford stumped not know why his Bible class is for. economy around” after recession, southern California and aired a men only or why his church is all "achieved peace and we are going to V , ‘V'. ’ >- television show with sports figure white. He said he assumed that if a keep the peace” and healed national Joe Garagiola which could become a black applied for membership, he divisions. mini-series for the windup of the would be admitted. GOP vice presidential candidate campaign. Carter said he had no way of Robert Dole attended a Billy Aides dubbed the 10-station, knowing if some of the biblical Graham crusade, and his statewide television program the stories — like that of the serpent in Democratic counterpart stumped the “Jerry and Joe show” Sunday night. the Garden of Eden — were literally northeastern area. [maB] Garagiola will stay with the cam­ true, but that much of the Bible is Dole was greeted with polite paign to air similar shows in Illinois, written in allegories. applause when he entereci the Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York For instance, he said, he does not stadium, but did not speak at the ral­ .ri:; and possibly one more state this believe the biblical view that the ly. Graham, who is not taking sides, week. earth has "four corners,” and doubts told reporters he invited all four can­ Ford spends today in the northwest the earth was created in seven days didates but only Dole accepted. He states of Oregon and Washington — it was more likely to have been said he received a phone call from before flying eastward Tuesday. seven stages, or seven time periods. the White House, a “nice letter” Carter, who broke his self-imposed Carter is taking today off as well, from Carter, but heard nothing from rule and chatted about religion and and embarks on his final campaign Walter Mondale. the Bible with reporters in Plains, swing Tuesday morning. Mondale spent a busy Sunday cam­ Ga., Baptist Church doorway early Ford attended a Catholic service in paigning in .ethnic neighborhoods Sunday, also spent time with the a mission church, then spent the from Cleveland, Ohio, eastward television cameras during the after­ afternoon telling enthusiastic crowds through Pennsylvania, winding up in noon. in Orange County that California is a Bangor, Maine, for the night. He Aides said he taped "fireside chat” “must win” state in his drive for the lashed out at Ford’s economic record programs which will be shown at presidency. and predicted the Democrats are (Herald photo by Pinto) different times on all three networks Ford sounded his familiar cam­ “going to win and win handsomely.” Sunday shoppers at department store P&WA will lay off workers Despite controversy and inclement weather, many East of the River residents took advan­ tage of the first Sunday when almost all of the major department stores opened for Sunday business. The Sunday hours were instituted in the wake of court rulings invalidating the so- but denies 800 are involved called “blue laws” banning most stores from doing business on Sundays. Shown above the cording to Murphy. Wednesday and expects to be making K-Mart store on Spencer St. near the Manchester-East Hartford line. EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Pratt The layoffs are needed because of 15 of the aircraft a month by 1979. and Whitney Aircraft will lay off dropping commercial orders for P&WA’s FIDO jet engine is also used workers in its manufacturing divi­ P&WA jet engines, which have in the F15 eagle. Blue Laws no longer valid sion, but not 800 as reported by a resulted in "sharply reduced work The largest union at the plant, the political candidate, according to a requirements," he said. International Association of company spokesman. Murphy denied DiFazio’s charge Machinists, objected to vontract First District Republican con­ the announcement of the layoffs was provisions providing 40 per cent of gressional candidate Lucien DiFazio delayed to avoid embarrassing his the work on each F16 must be done in Many stores says sales good said Sunday he had been told a week opponent. Rep. William R. Cotter, D- one of the four European countries ago by two P&WA officials 800 Conn. which are buying 348 of the planes. layoffs were coming. The firm, the Robert Zaiman, Cotter’s campaign That includes 40 per cent of the on first Sunday opening state’s largest employer, has 33,000 treasurer and a P&WA public work on the $1.2-million engine in the employes in the state, down from 34,- relations man, said he did not do $6.1-million plane. By GREG PEARSON of D&L in the Manchester Parkade Addabbo, manager of Regal’s Men 400 a year ago. public relations work for Cotter and "We couldn’t have gotten 60 per Herald Reporter Shop in the ’Tri-City Plaza, used to The company is trying to minimize had nothing to do with the firm’s cent of the work, if we hadn’t gone said. the layoffs by reassigning the He said, "Business was fair to describe business Sunday. decision about the time to make a along with the giveaway,” said a employes within Pratt’s parent firm. Business was generally very good good. It was not as good as a Satur­ Ann John Gibbs, manager of K- public announcement of the layoffs. spokesman for P&WA's parent firm. United Technologies, according to Sunday as many local stores were day, but better than a weekday.” Mart on Spencer St., said that Sunday, Meanwhile, company officials said United Technologies. Frank Murphy, UT vice president for open the first time on the first day of A spokesman for D&L in the Ver­ in his store went very well. the startup of F16 manufacturing by The division which markets the the week. non’s Tri-City Plaza said that “We were satisfied. Being the first public relations. General Dynamics, a plane which engine in government planes was “Sales were better than an­ business was also good there. Sunday the store was open, I don't “In any event, the number of peo­ uses the Pratt FIDO jet engine, will moved to Palm Beach, Fla., taking ticipated,” Robert Swartz, manager “Booming” was the word Frank know how many people knew we ple laid off will be substantially not have much of an impact on Pratt. 600 jobs with it. The division which were open,” he said. lower than that quoted in media General Dynamics rolled its first manufactures it is still in Connec­ Gibbs would not disclose figures on reports,” he said. It is too soon to tell F16 off the assembly line last ticut. employing about 20,000 here the amount of sales made Sunday, how any people will be involved, ac­ and in Southington and North Haven. when the store was open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. He did say, however, "For those News summary hours, business was better Sunday White police, army control Compiled from United Press Internetlonel than those same hours on Saturday.” A spokesman for King’s Depart­ Conn., was dropped from his ment Store in the Manchester demanded by Premier Smith State Parkade said, "It was an excellent itinerary. decision of the British conference BRISTOL - About 2,300 day over-all.” GENEVA Switzeland (UPI) - room for negotiation,” he said. Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith said Black Rhodesian nationalists chairman. Ivor Richard. workers Sunday decided to return National King’s had been open last Sunday, Smith reiterated earlier categorically today that whites must attending the conference said exactly tof work after a weekend walkout and the spokesman said the sales this statements that he came to Geneva LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Famed control the army and police in an in- the opposite - that continued white over contract grievances at the week were comparable to the week on the basis of the six-point peace baby doctor Benjamin Spock, 73, terim government leading to black control of the two ministries is “ab- Hyatt Bearing Division plant of before. package put forward by Kissinger in Sunday married Mary Morgan maiority rule solutely” unacceptable. General Motors. The decison was Although business was good, at September. Councille, 32, who is young enough Smith told a news conference three Smith said that if the conference made at an informal session least a couple of the store owners The African nationalist leaders, to have been reared by the davs before the opening of the arrives at an impasse it may be a called after a wildcat strike by expressed dissatisfaction with the re­ claiming they were not consulted, precepts of his famous Ixlok on cent Court of Common Pleas ruling Rhodesia Conference that he is not good thing if Secretary of State third shift employes at the plant child care. have said they "completely reject that declared the Blue Laws prepared to negotiate on this point. Henry A. Kissinger came to Geneva. Friday. that package." prohibiting Sunday sales un­ “Clearly that is not part of the He said that this would have to be a WESTPORT — There is a need WASHINGTON - Income tax constitutional. for regulation of the nuclear forms for workers without Gibbs said he is not overly excited power industry, but not by both itemized ductions will be easier to with the idea of being open Sunday. federal and state authorities, ac­ read for the 1976 taxable year but He said the continued Sunday Silver Lane cafe bombed cording to Eugene Sturgeon, hardker to fill out, according to opening of his K-Mart store will de­ director of nuclear information IRS Commissioner Donald firemen and no one was reported in­ package store owned b> the Leone pend on competing stores. “An explosion from a bomb-type and special projects for Northeast Alexander. The print will be jured. brothers knocked out seven windows larger but changes in the law will "We have to go with the com­ devise” extensively damaged the and an unexploded bomb was found Utilities, which runs Connec­ petition,” he said. Lion’s Den Restaurant on Silver lane The explosion occurred about a ticut’s nuclear power plants. require more computations and a about 30 feet from the building. This choice between two potential Addabbo, speaking of his Regal’s shortly before midnight Sunday. half hour after the restaurant closed bombing occured about 11; 15 p.m. on WETHERSFIELD - Mark San- The owners of the restaurant, means of applying the $35 tax shop being open an extra day each for the night. Police said the bowling a Wednesday. tangelo, who hasn’t slowed down a credit. week, said with a laugh, “We’re Roxie and Angelo Leone, are also alley next door also suffered some bit despite losing a leg to bone going to bring our wife and kids and proprietors of the Town and Country damage from the blast. At that time the Leone brothers cancer three years ago, is NEW ORLANS- The ferryboat Liquor store in the same vicinity that George Prince failed to heed sleep in the store.” said they were at a loss to explain featured in an American Cancer was hit by a bomb on Sept. 29. Police said it hasn’t yet been deter­ repeated warnings from a The company that runs Caldor why their store was bombed. Society film showing volunteers East Hartford Police Chief mined' just where the bomb was Nowegian tanker moments before stores intends to appeal the court for the ACS how much progress Clarence Drumm said the bomb-type detonated. They said they are not the two vessels collided last decision, but area Caldor stores were Police are searching through the has been made in chemotheraphy, devise extensively damaged the sure whether it was set inside or out­ Wednesday killing scores of com­ open Sunday. A Caldor spokesperson rubble of the restaurant to determine the treatment of cancer with restaurant. The explosion caused a side but investigation is continuing. muters, according td the tanker’s could not be reached this morning for if the same type of explosive devise drugs. ’That how his cancer has comment. minor fire which was extinguished by A homemade-type bomb set in the was used in last night’s bombing. been treated since the operation. captain in testimony given the He is shown golfing, playing Coast Guard. basketball and washing his car. NEW YORK - Someone cried Mark, 20, plans to enroll in fire. Merriment turned to panic religion at Boston College in and 25 persons died in the Puerto January. Rico S^ial Club early Sunday in what authorities ca ll^ the most Regional lethal fire in New York Cityh in 18 years. Arson is suspected. BOSTON - ’The Rev. Robert F. Drlnan's first campaign for International Congress was based on opposition to the Vietnam war. His fourth LONDON — Britain’s battered has become a sometimes bitter pound dropped to an all-time low contest, and both ethnic politics of $1.5730 today in what Swiss and Richard Nixon play apart. dealers said was a "huge crisis” for sterling. It lost 7.5 cents BANGOR, Maine — Sen. Robert against the dollar inside an hour Dole, R-Kan., began a last-week, before beginning a slow recovery. coast-to-coast campaign blitz by first going 600 miles out of his way to attend a Billy Graham' BEIRUT, Lebanon — Christian evangelical crusade in Pontiac, rightists are threatening tc^mount Mich., Sunday. Today he planned a new offensive in southern a series of appearances in Maine, Lebanon that could collapse the Police search scene for clues to explosion nation’s fragile, five-day-old Rhode Island, New York and owners, Roxie and Angelo Leone, were not allowing the press to Pennsylvania before going to cease-fire despite efforts by Arab East Hartford police cruisers parked in front of the The Lion’s California. A visit to Groton, Headers to strengthen the truce at Den Cafe next to the Silver Lanes bowling alley in East Hartford photograph the damaged interior early this morning. A package a meeting today. are he only outward indication the cafe was damaged late last store, also owned by the Leones, was damaged by a bomb blast night after closing by a bomb blast. Police, at the request of the about two weeks ago. (Herald photo by Pinto)

■V> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 25, 1976- PAGE THREE PACE TWO - MA-NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Maactoter. OmL, Uaa.. Oct g . U7» Democratic costume ball Saturday Commentary: Who is the loser on Medicare fees? Police report special purchase ^ ".V !«.• m decorating; and Betty costumes. The law leaves the increasingly are using the have Medicare pay higher \ Tbe combined Stevenson of 4$ Keaoedy keep the taxpayers' cost of usual and customary Bmenon of 107 Cedar St., The ball is open to tbe By DONALD H. MAY choice between the two direct billing method, "reasonable” fees. But the > porcelain decorator Democratic orgaBzataans Rd.. tickets; Marian LeBd public. Ticket information Medicare from rising out charges." of 35 Ganhier S t and Irene entertainment WASHINGTON (UPI) - of sight, Congress and the However, the method of Systems entirely to the which allows them to background report notes w Arrests made or summonses • David A. Dockery. 17, of about $2,500, taken in a burglary into of Hanchester are spon­ may be obtained by contac­ mugs Dress is optional. Prizes Some time ago an elderly payment used between Dr. physician, allowing him to collect more, and that this would raise the / issued by Manchester Police in- Marlborough, charged with fourth- a garage on Warren S t Ftiday. soring a fand-raising Pisch of 71 Grant Rd.. ting any member of the government began in 1972 win be awarded for the woman walked Into physi­ putting various brakes on Bruckheim and his patient use one for some patients, Medicare patients are taxpayers’ cost and might v clnded: degree larceny (siioplilting) in con­ • A variety of boosehold items costume ball Saturday, food: 3lary GHinav of 40 committee. most imaginative cian Allan Bruckhelm’s of­ — technically known as the the other for others and paying-more of the cost out contribute to inflation ^ • Robert W. Majewski. 31, of 177 nection with a Friday night incident taken in a Saturday break into a Cliff- Oct 30. from t pjn. to 1 Joseph S t u d Marie Ger- how fast the "reasonable" fice in Harrison, N.Y., not fee allowed a physician un- “assignment" system — is even to switch back and of their own pockets. generally in the field of S Sommit St., charged with evading at King's 'Department Store, side Dr. residence. The loss was es­ ajn. at Mama Mia's on vais of 47 Seaman Q rde. dreaming her case later der this method of only one method open to a forth between the systems The subcommittee is medicine. & responsibility in connect too trith a Manchester Shopping Parkade. Court timated at about $35. ToOaadTpke. would be discussed in Medicare payment can in­ doctor under present law. over several visits by the considering many The recently adjourned ^ Sunday morning traffic accident at date is Nov. 1. • Tteft of a WethereU St nun's Dorothy Briadamour of 5 E lA SnC Congress, crease year by year, He can elect to directly same patient. proposals. 94th Congress ran out of .r , McKee St. and Hartford Rd. Police • Peter E. Mills, 21. of BtoomTield. car from bis home. The car was Dover Rd. and Irene It was not her medical holding it below Uie going bill the patient and let the According to the sub­ One is to abolish direct time and will hand the S said a car driven by Majewski hit a charged with evading responsibility recovered Sunday after it was in­ Fisette of 17 Oxford S t are condition that eventually rate. patient collect from committee, the assignment billing and require par­ problem to the 95th, which & a regular walk light and traffic sign at the in- in connection with a Sunday morning volved in an accident on Cambridge core» meWB a "reasonable” fee, based and Spruce Sts. Court date is .Nov 9 Professional Sm monCT* '(hMrtura to Alphomo and & Beauty Aids! On* y m EWMo ...... Sdw barf on a formula taking Into Long Sleeve Board to consider policy I U p o n I • Nancy L. Russell. 32. of 131 f * F lm Conearto No. 4 In Q account rates charged Lavoris Walnut charged with failure to ii«i W 10 *«aM* I ...... Joottovoa Micw* SJC p jti. during the previous year by drive a reasonable distance apart ' •Swiiphonlo FontooNquo, Op. Print Shirts, Mouthwash on loaning of textbooks M H orn I 14 ...... >01*04 him and other physicians in after a two-car accident S a tu ^ y the area. In this case it was Knit Turtlenecks 24 oz. morning at Center and Winter Sts. I THURSDAY, OCTOBER » Reg. $ 8 . She was treated at Manchester J ot 8:15 P.M. and 1.87 A Dev policy on loaning textbooks TICKETS: Of that amount. Memorial Hospital after the 2 a.m. to QODpobbc scboo) sta d a n s viQ be public comment sessioo at tbe start I owr 0oM of OM wMon Medicare would pay 80 per Acrylic Knit crash: the o tb a driver wasn't bnrt. coDSidered by tbe Mancbester Board of the meeting ■ d ia l only $1S7,0«LN. cent, or $6.40, and the Loving Care Court date is Nov. 9. of EdocatiOD wben it meets tonight at Other business inchides reports on I maka a good cow- patient was to pay 20 per Pullon Color Lotion • James F. Henry. 19. of 9 Preston 8 at Waddell School 163 Broad St tbe scbocd system's youlb services to a cent, or $1.60. In due from Clairol Super Curl Dr., charged Satur^y monnng with School James Kenneidy toid program, tai^ school oampater ser­ $5,S0 $4,50 $3.00 course, the doctor received Pants being a deserter from the U.S. Navy. the school board earher this moath vices and tbe program for blind $6.40 from the federal Our Compact Cordless Curler and turned ovw to tbe Navy Sbnr that there have been a fer retjoesSs students; personnel matters; an taxpayers, and the patient Men’s 100% Cotton Your Choice Reg. Venetian Earttiqiiake 3 1.69 by Gillette Patrol at Groton. Police said Henry, foj- tgTjfthfyA-y mder prorisioBs off a extended field trip for the hi^ Box Office 9-4 Mon.-Fn. was notified that he had Flannel missing from tte service since May. receitly amesided sute izv. so tbe school's Ski Chdi: and board ctan- JORGENSEN AUDITORIUM ReRef, Inc. Info only 486-4226 (TICKETRON been paid that amount. Johnson & Johnson tamed himself in. board vocld be to approve tbe mittee reports Box 803, Mtc h diterj Conn. 06040 n « UMVttSITY OF CONMCnCUT. STORXS Meanwhile, the doctor Shirts • Roberta A. Parker. 33. off 203 poiicv Our Reg. 6.99 Baby Shampoo Our WBKbi G. AonaaMM, Rnswawd F. Dawntu billed the patient for her Highland S t. charged with disorder- 7^ sute law allows local schools Reg. $1.60 share. Reg. to 6.99 28 oz. 14.99 ly conhict arod failure to drne n ^ t boards to tnari textbooks carrentK in She replied; "Wait a Reg. Women's gains Shirts: Fabukxjs after a ooe-car accident 00 Eldridge cse to anr crw W wbo is a residem minute. My bill says the prints in acetate, 2.99 No tangling cord while curling; plug into H.ARTFORD iLTll — The key St. Saoday morning. Police said her off tbe school disincl and attending a cost was $1.60. You were nylon & polyester; socket, in 2 minutes it's ready to use. #9330 issue of 1976 for women is employ­ S,M,L. car went oH the road and struck a noopitiic «tf^w¥Ti) M-itiriTi the dictnct paid $6.40. So you have Buy Several ment. Democratic Senate candidate Turtles: Nylon 0 utility pole. The (hsorderty conduct 77)^ specifics that the loan wfl] . already been overpaid. Glana Schaffer said Saturday. "Only acrylic, smart ribs, charge stemmed from a distarhance be free cd charge You owe me — or Woven plaids In bold sizes S.M.L. “ Lysol” means clean! Intermatic or G.E. at the scene, police said. Court date Reqnests for loans came from ad- in a fuD-en^loyment ecxroomy will S n ' S 9 9 ^ colors, many shades; women achieve dieir goals." die somebody — $4.80.” sizes S to XL. Pants: Pullon style Basin, Tub, Tile 24 Hr, Home Sentry is Nov 9. mmistrators of St. James. St. Dr. Bruckheim, who now With set on band, said Female imenqilcyinent is two FREE stitched crease A • David M. Bushev, 21. of S70 N. Bridget and .Lssunption Schools. TIMER per cent higher than m ^ unemplcy- practices in Yonkers, Solids or heathers. Deodorizes, disin- •Main Sc. charged Saturday morning p,*jie schooa officials said N.Y., told the House Ways Men’s & Young Men’s 8 to 18. 84* fectsand cleans! with breach of peace, after an yju textbook Viarimg pobcy is one ment, and women are last hired and Reg. first fired, according to tbe secretary and Means subcommittee alleged distnrtence at C ater and several items on u n tie s school g e n e r ^ on health about the inci­ 6.99 of tbe slate. Sbe said affirmative ac­ Styled Jeans Spray Disinfectant S 6.97 ' Winter Sts. Court date is Nov. 8. board agenda, which includes a dent during a recent tion and expanded day care facilities hearing in which he spoke Our Reg. 14.99 140Z. Kills germs, Operates lights and appliances are of no value if women cannot Ladies’ Reg helps prevent (to 1 875watts)dutomatically find work." for the American Academy Sheer 1 59 1.27 mold mildew at hours you choose of Family Physicians. OOlll #8134 admission It illustrates two things I Large Knee+li’s 500 welfare recipients Stevens attack about that portion of Selection W.ALLINGFORD iLTT) — House Medicare that pays for ser­ Brushed or washed denim, Pair Special Group! Minorrty Leader Gerald F. Stevens vices to the elderly by corduroy in newest fashion Pkg. to get child care jobs of M ilf^ Saturday n i ^ said Gov. ‘^SURTMOVr private physicians: cut; 29 to 38. NORELCO 14KL Gold FQ*7rt*B*rtt with Elastic stretch Ella T. Grasso's two-year record as — Doctors say they 4 top. one size Inside Frosted Earrings governor was inconsisteiit and bad aren’t being paid enough (its alt. Light Bulbs HARTFORD (LTD - .About 50D win borne paychecks, reducing icr business. He said. "Government V for their services. Our Reg. 14.99 to 19.99 penotis now on welfare wiD be and in wmv» cases elirnmating ffie spending is going on jnst as nsnaL I .-TUEB.98* — Patients say the fee Our Reg. 68c 2 Pk. placed B child care jobs tMs year ad­ dollars they are now paid on thiscouptm. with a poor sense or priorities deter- 1 system is confusing, and Pack wMare " Mn. Grasso said. BUWfjIDl Slilf: der a $2J federal granL Gov. Tnmmg where ffie money is ^lent." they sometimes suspect Of 2 97oi3« EDa T. Grasso said today. rmiiiiiuiiiiy Affairs Comimssianer Stevens said the governor has ^xken they are paying too much. 39* BURNSIDE Ejaatement >t)u can bet on. Longer nights soon! Two (ascinating groups of gleam­ Mrs. Grawo said the program, ad- W. Janies Rke sa^ be expected the of attracting busmess whik raising According to Choose assorted wattages. program to increBC slaffiig to a ing gold hoops and intricate minHtfred by the Department at business taxes. "In Coimecticiit. our a "background” report by Ladies’ 2 Piece shapes for pierced ears. Social Servkxs. wnnld hire the Uiat wwold allow 80D additianal bustneses pay 24 per cent of all state the subcommittee staff, Maternity welfare recipients to work as driMree to be served by the day care revenue altbosgb tbe national the problem is a tangled Knit Skirt Sets paraprofesnional aides at rhild day program average for business tax is 16 per MTII PLAiRFiELD one. Sportswear Most of tbe perscDS hired under tbe care centers. cent. Stevens said. Physicians’ fees have Our Reg. 6.99 & 7.99 Set Of 3 “Men and women on pablic program wiD receive a yearly salary Greyhound Park been rising faster than non­ Reg. APF assistance win be placed in jobs and of $L5W. Mrs Grasso's office said medical consumer prices 10.99 Slide Rule 'IMnEVIHITMl Nighilk Monday'Saturday. Post Time: 8:00 p.m. Decorative ■ B n ’P M T r — 60 per cent faster Acrylic boucie kn its - n.TWiasi Matmee aa> Tuesday or Sanuday. 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v s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 25, 1976- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon,. Oct. 25,1976 r ...... 1 Open forum M ACC news lianrilpalpr EitpiiingUrralh HOW THEY STAND —n»Yii|TTfiir-i-rtr‘-~r""'^* ^ Manchester — A City of Village Charm By NANCY CARR is one of the three days MACC Community Fire, fighters praised when women from all Thanksgiving Service is set Founded Oct. 1. 1881 Execuitve Director On it is necessary contrary to public opi- UNICEF Sunday Christian communities in for Sunday, Nov. 21 at Audit Bureau o( Circutation Member. United Preea Internetronel Sirs, town are invited to come South Methodist Church. nuclear mon. .On Sunday afternoon, Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, With all that has been said rwently worship together. Come Fish tales After the fire was out, and the when the doorbell in­ Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. power about the controversy concerning the terrupts your football meet at Emanuel Lutheran FISH of Manchester, an U fA Eighth District Fire Department, I stor^ was in ruins, we were faced Church at noon with your interfaith volunteer Raymond F Robmaon. Edtior-Publiaher Harold E. Turkmgton. Managing Editor viewing, please be smiling would like to Uke this opportunity to with a tremendous amount to clean­ own sandwich. Dessert and organization which GcraM Fm4 Carter when you open the door. On say a few things regarding our recent up. The fire department remained the other side will be color­ a beverage will be provides emergency Opinion "Greater utUinUon must be made o( "U.S. dependence on nuclear power provided. Baby-sitting is loss Monday, Oct. 11th. with us for several hours to aid us in ful little trick or treaters, transportation, child care nuclear energy in order to acUcve should be kept to the minimum mopping up the gallons of water that available for tois and all and assistance to energy IndependeDce and maintain a necessary to meet our needs. We should many of whom will be When the alarm was sounded at flooded the store. holding a UNICEF collec­ CWU functions. Manchester residents, will strong economy. It is likewise vital that apply much stranger safety standards as Gift certificates for CWS we continue our world leadership as g we regulate its use. And we must be 7:01 a.m. that day, « volunteers For several days after, many of the tion box. begin its only appeal for Responsive government blankets will be available funds on the first of reUaUe suppUer of nuclear tedmoloD in honest with our people concerning its were <»i the scene within minutes men volunteered their time to help us As you know, UNICEF is order to assure that worldwide groartt in proMems and dangers. at World Community Day. November. Checks may be battling the flames. The firemen im­ remove the debris. devoted to the problems of nuclear power is achieved with responsi­ I recognise that many other countries children, everyone’s As cold winds have begun made out to FISH of entails some risks ble and effective controls.” of the worid do not have die fossil fud mediately ventilated the building As far as we’re concerned, the children, but particularly to blow in Connecticut, we Manchester, and sent to It is essential that the Congress act if reserves of the Uidted States. With the with axes to allow the heat and Eighth District Fire Dept, are not pull our heavier coats and JoAnne Mikoleit, 335 increasing daily in the day-to- we are to take timdy advantage of our fourfold increase in the price of oil, those 3 out of 4 children The Filer Commission’s pressure to escape. It was this only volunteers, they are while complaining about Lydall St. Please call, the day monitoring of nuclear energy potential. I urge enact­ many countries have conduded that they across the globe who live in draft of its proposal to ment of the Nudear Licensing Act to have no immediate alternative except to professional procedure of the professionals. developing nations where the high utility bills, turn FISH number, 646-FISH, reorganize state government government? streamline the licensing pioceduies fdr concentrate on nuclear power. volunteers that helped contain the Charlie King the average income per up the heat. For many of for further information. structure is much the topic of Let’s tell our governors this the construction of new power plants.” But an of us must recognise that the fire, allowing the building to be Pero’s Fruit Stand person is less than |200 a our suffering brothers and Ms WQg to thu Cnngrwi 8/IQ/TI widespread use of nudear power brings 299 Oakland St. sisters, your gift of a f U t i W n n is your adiAinistration. You many risks. Power reactors may saved. This action usually draws year. discussion these days. Ihe Administration has requested the blanket willlte their coat, malfunction and cause widespread bitter criticism from the public. But Manchester Gloria Kjellson, presi­ RE-ELECT have the power, you have the following FY77 funding for energy: their bed, their furnace, We think that the real crux of radiological damage, unless stringent dent of Church Women Nuclear p o im S.SSf million (includes responsibility. Have at it. You safety requirements are met. Radioac­ perhaps even shelter for the matter, thou^, is not plant and capital equipment) United in Manchester, tive wastes may be a menace to future Persecution continues the family. TED whether any of the plan ever will get our verdict at the polls Fossil energy development 467 miHion sponsor of the UNICEF generations and dvilitations, unless they You would have to see comes about, but if Connec­ if you have done the job well or (includes plant and capital eqnipcnent) To the editor. date, there is no word this has been colllection, tells me that Solar energy ISO million (includes are effectively isolated within the one of these specially made bioapbere forever. And terrorists or one of the many things the CUMMINGS ticut residents are prepared to not. plant and capital equipment) In the last few months, The Herald done. CWS blankets to believe other crimiaals may steal plutantom and (Herald photos by Dunn) money will be used for will Geothermal energy 47 million has been kind enough to publish two And. unfortunately, Jehovah’s how strong and sturdy they make their state government If one of your appointees mdce vraapons to threaten society or its be to develop water (indodes plant and capital equipment) WILL supromr political leaders vrith noclear violence, articles concerning the persecution Witnesses are under tan in at least Thirteen-year-old Brian Austin (left) of 68 Pearl St. has are. I have one on loan more effective or continue to turns bad, you’re accountable The bodget includes S7S.4 million for resources in poor and un­ unless strict security measures are of Jehovah’s Witnesses in the East two other nations because of their from the CWS enter in INHERITANCE the breeder reactor and STS milhon for good time with old carton until 11-year-old Mickey Hence developed countries in make it less able to respond to — not some birddog that didn’t developed and inqdemented to prevent Maryland which is TAX REFORMS: the devdopment of nudear fusion. African country of Malawi. refusal to participate in politics. (above) of 94 Foster St, comes along. The result is below. Asia, Africa and Latin nudear (heft. B^ond these dangers, For Small Bualnaat citizen demands. catch him in time. --Spwwi Appvndht to trw BudgM 1/78 As your readers may remember, The West African nation of Benin, available to you to show to there is the fearsome prmped that the America where the only far Small Farmara For behind the Filer Com­ If one agency does not fulfill intense and often brutal persecution, formerly Dahomey, and the nation of water source is polluted church and social concerns For Smalt EatatM spread of nudear reactors wHl mean the groups. Gift certificates mission lies a basic dis­ public expectations, you have q ir^ of noclear weapons to many including murder, and rape, were Argentina have recently banned ponds, rivers and springs, nations.” often miles away. (only 33 pays for one of satisfaction with the way state the power to bring it in line or carried out against Jehovah’s Jehovah's Witnesses. Our meeting these blankets) are "Considerations of commercial profit Witnesses because of our refusal to halls, offices and printing plants have Open your front door Sun­ government now is func­ assume the consequences — cannot be allowed to prevail over the available in the MACC of­ STATE join the only political party in that been closed down and we are for­ day afternoon with a tioning. The commission not blame some legislative paramount objective of Undting the welcoming smile and fice or from any CWU spread of nocleai weapons.” nation. Tliat persecution was con­ bidden from meeting or otherwise representative. When the time REPRESENTATIVE suggestions may be too strong restriction or what have you. ^Aflflram to UrttM NMiontS/IS/TB generous heart. firmed by uie World Council of practicing our religion. Contributions may be Notices comes when you DISTRICT 12 a 'medicine at this time, We believe a more powerful Churches, which urged the govern­ The reason is basically the same as Thanksgiving food sent to UNICEF, care of w on 't miss the but on the other hand they can­ executive — when specifically ment of Matwi to discontinue the in Malawi: We refuse to participate collection at the Forbes & {Adapted from rrmteridi providad by Ihe public affairt group, Common Cauaa.j MACC Box 773, boat, sell it with a not be cast aside without con­ tied to responsibility — is reign of terror and free the thousands in the government. In Benin we won’t Manchester. UNICEF Wallace building, VOTE held in conc«itration camps. To endorse the brand of communism boxes are available in your Manchester Parkade, star­ Want Ad. sideration. worth a try. True, we m i^ t ting on Wednesday, Nov. being preached. In Argentina we church office, the MACC DEM(H»ATIC Three things come to mind in have a governor who cannot office, or from your CWU 10, and running through refuse to support the military Saturday, Nov. 13. Food is a cursory examination of the handle power very well fnan Freedom of the press at bay government or join the armed forces. representative. NOV. 2 World Community Day needed to fill Thanksgiving She Heralb proposals. time to time, but even that is We base these belief's on Jesus’ and Qiristmas baskets for Cummings Comminaa Another CWU event com­ Raymond F. Oamato First, is the concentration of better than i ^ t we so often words that we should not be involved WILLIAMSBURG. Va. — “It is the media. The press is to be properly ing up is World Community neejjy families and to stock Traas. power in the hands of the get now. Too oftai we have mark of democracy that its press is Lee Roderick used, in their view, to help k e ^ their in the affairs of the world. Following Day, Friday, Nov. 5. This the MACC Emergency governor lo be feared if dedicated men and women in full of bad news. I^ien the press of a populations in line. That concept, of his other words, however, we do pay Pantry. country is filled with only good news, The Herakl''s our taxes and obey the laws. We offer responsibility is also concoi- both parties who are elected Waithington CornwipondeBl course, flies in the face of our view of trated in the hands of the governor but cannot govern you can be pretty sure the jails are tbe press as an instrument to check no threat to any government, filled with good men.” anywhere. We believe that the only governor? because state government advocates of a freer flow of news are the abuses of government — a view About town On the eve of the third and final from such countries as Cuba. Ugan­ that has been crucial to American lasting solution to man's problems is At the risk of oversimplifica­ philosophy down through the debate here between President Ford da, North Korea and Yugoslavia — danocracy for 200 years. in God’s government. tion, isn’t it one of the risks of years ^ deteriorated into an and Jimmy Carter, another issue was where there is not now, and never Maries, who predicts tbe declara­ However, the bans placed against The stewardship com­ The ushers training ARE YOU GETTING THE a democratic society that we internally overregulated being debated across town Hiat will will be, a free flow of news as long as tion will be ad^ted in Nairobi, says Jehovah’s Witnesses are threats to mittee of Emanuel group of North United must a c c ^ t the possibility of a mish-mash wfaidi frustrate the likely have a more profound long- those countries are under Com­ leading proponents of it have told every citizen because they encroach Lutheran (Jhurch will meet Methodist Church will BEST PR IC E tonight at 7:30 in the meet tonight at 7:30. at the mediocre administration from better governors and protect range impact on history than vriio munist domination. him its passage would mean that, upon one’s right to freedom of wins the presidency next month. religion. We never force anyone to church library. church. time to time if we are to folly the worst by preventing tbem "Ibese are nations that use their eventually, ind^iendent outside cor- ON YOUR Ihat issue: Freedom of the press news media to ^ e a d gen'ernment re^xmdents. such as those for the join our organization; but if someone get the benefits of Inilliant from doing anjrthing fun­ Manchester WATES will throu^out the world, particularly in propaganda, and to give their pecqde Associate Press and United Press wants to he or she should have that meet Tuesday at the A neighborhood coffee PRESCRIPTION?' (Mies? damental. the developing counWies of Africa, only what the government wants International, could be excluded right. Italian-American Club, will take place Tuesday at Asia and Latin America. 1:30 p.m. at the Communi­ Compare in Arthur's Consumer's'^ How much of our present We hope the people will toem to know. Ibeir only interest is from a participating country unless; Therefore, I would like to en­ Eldridge St. Weighing in Open Book, the prices of thou­ bureawn^Uc maze has come examine the Filer recommen­ Leonard Marks, a Washington at­ to spread the influence of the Russian (a) 50 p a cent of their output con­ courage everyone who also opposes will be from 7 to 8 p.m. ty Outreach! Center adjoining Emanuel sands ol prescription items are available at the flip into being, not to serve the peo­ dations closely in the cconing torney and former bead of the UjS. school of press cantrol into the Third sisted of govenment press releases the actions taken against Jehovah’s of a linger, for afl the world to see Yes, we deliver. Information Agency under President Manchester Chapter, Lutheran Cihurch. ple but to check and balance wedcs. Worid. This is not a Red scare. This and lb) tbe press releases actually Witnesses, to write a letter of protest Johnson, sounded the alarm in the is a Red reality .” Beebe noted — and and send it to me. I will be happy to SPEBSQSA, will meet At all one elective office against We do not expect it to save appeared in the foreip publication above words during an address to Marks confirmed — that the original and (c) tbe press releases were not see that it reaches the proper tonight at 7:30 at the Teen another and one branch against the state numey — unless the Center Annex of Temple (Chapter, OES, ARTHUR DRUG STORMS hailfordjmanchester rockville leading publishers and editors of the directive for the UNESCO com- “distorted.” authorities. I also urge concerned in­ will meet Wednesday at 8 the other? Western Hemisphere. The annnal Manchester Recreation restructuiing helps increase municatians guidelines was pn^wsed Marks, who is helping to solidify dividuals to write to congressional Center. The meeting is p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ Windsor meeting of the Inter American Press Power, whai used wisely, is productivity. by the Soviet Unian. free world opposition to the UNESCO representatives about the matter. open to all area men in­ ple. Conductress and accqited, but we are almost We do not expect it to change Assn., a routine affair, provided the The kqr to understanding the se­ proposals, says that if tbe declara­ Sincerely, terested in singing four- Associate Conductress occasion. But the urgent nature of paranoic about potential — we the number of state employes cond proposal, the “Dedaratioo of tion passes tbe "sun will still shine Thomas Mason part barberehop harmony. Night will be observed. current threats to press freedom Fundamental Princqiles,” lies in the Presiding Overseer, Mrs. Annette Dow and KEYSTONE POCKET stress potential — abuse. at this time — but it mig^t the next day. and the day after. But TH|lncation. Scientific and 13 0 Z . $ V 0 9 $ 1 4 9 care at the post home. Officers every public servant is guilty similar to it, can make state Cultural Organization (UNESI30) is The council on ministries are requested to wear un­ Reg. 2.29 1 and H is of the opposite par­ govonmeqt more reqioodve scheduled to take up an agenda afiec- J Reflections iforms. of South United Methodist 4 Types ■ ty, doubly guilty. to people’s needs by making ting the international media. That Church will meet tonight at Much of the ineffectiveness the state’s hi^iest elected of­ agenda, appropriate to the Hal Turkington The Rev. Newell Curtis, 7:30 at the church. and nonresponsiveness of state ficial — govemM* — reqxmsi- Halloween season, is full of spooks pastor of Center BAND-AID Brand and goblins for those of us who Managing Editor Congregational Church, The Chi-Rho Meditation TYPE 88 POLAROID government today comes not ble directly to the people fcM* bdieve a free press is essential to the will lead a Bible study Group of St. M ary’s from misuse of power but the the conduct of an administra­ survival of otoer individual liberties. Tuesday at 1; 15 p.m. In the Episcopal Church will SPRAY ^DISINFECTANT Plastic Strips meet tonight from 8 to 9 in COLOR FILM paralyzing obsessions that tion and giving the govanor a The UN organ, ironically, was es- Robbins Room of the the church chapel. Box of 50 plus 20 FREE somecMie m i ^ t . t^lished to facilitate the flow of church. 14 oz. reasonable amount of powa- to We’d like to see Manchester have a without some opinion on bow it could Box of 2 rolls ideas tfarougboat the worid. In recent correspondance about male Second, we bear justifiable do it. Sports Hall of Fame of its own. be organized. Pertiaps these ideas year, however, it has fallen in­ ehauvenism, let us say that females (XMnplaints about the govern­ It is time we concerned We’d like to see tribute paid to are the basis for discussion. Here )€ creasin g under the sway of Third should be on that committee: there those who have contributed to the goes: ment overregulating the ourselves more with electing Worid governments which tend, by are females from the distant past sports scene of our town, through How do you recognize oidtimers? private sector; but, we think, people capable of using powa and large, to be leftist d ictato n h ^ that should be recognized, and cer­ partidpaUon. through sponsorship, Get oidtimers on your organizing ovOTegulation of govemmait of the people, by the people, whose media models are the C o ^ tainly many more will be in the or through support. committee. The committee should by the government accounts munist Uoc countries where news is future. and for tte people instead of * ★ * have a mixture of youngsters and for much of the lack of faith the occasional bad apple. ’The regarded as something to be feared The design for females might be Doisy Lodies Rozor oldsters. the same design for men but in a pin. NEW DAWN NEWVCK DayCare the people now have in it. present dilution of authority is and controlled. 1 8 One proposal doe to come up at The idea is not original. We are But enough of that; a selected com­ For in curbing government How many people should be enormously more conducive to Nairobi calls for creatton of national putting it into print to learn if H has mittee could design the award. DBHWASHING DAYTIME honored eacb year or how many the Brack Creme Rinse 15 oz. from mistakes, we limit its wrongdoing than a simple, news agencies, under government readership support. We have in our Reflections folder a ability to act correctly, too. straight line of authority com­ control, which in turn would fhaimri We remember Feb. 17,1V70; it was first year? We'd suggest that the list of names we would consider DETERGENT COLDS MEDICINE Paperwork too often is a informatiou to a Third World wire Eari Yost Day in Manchester, and committee might want to recognize a asking to serve on that initial com­ bined with responsibility. Urge group in its initial year. Disposoble Paint Brushes 2 / 1 9 ‘ service. Also expected to Mrface in more than 2S0 male athletes, spon- mittee. means of evading responsibili­ ’The bottom line is sinqily Thereafter it may want to limit the Nairobi is a moidhful of a resoluUoa, ■ora and friends paid tribute to Earl Now we seek your opinions. 22 6 oz. ty if something should go this: Do we want a structure number of honorees each year or hammered out at an earlier inter­ who had ooni{deted 25 years as The Please, don’t call: send it in wrong than meeting respon­ honor people in eacb of several Diol Very Dri Roll-on 7 9 ‘ that can permit effective, national assembly, called the Herald’s sports editor. He came here writing, to Reflections. We honestly Reg. 1.85 sports. ______Antiperspirant VA oz.______• sibility to the taxpayer and the responsive state administra­ “Declaration of Fundamental Prio- in April of 1M4. solicit those opinions. The party was on a Monday night Who should comprise the citizen. tion or do we keep it in a d|Mes Governing the Use of Mata In­ A ★ ★ ’Third, why not let the people formation Media with a View to at the country dub; many people organizing committee? People from NEWSINUTAB straight-jacket? ail walks of sports; people in foot­ Bob ErmiKh? We've found him! SOFT ZIPPERED LUGGAGE decide? Strengthening Peace and Inter- were seeing each other after several G ILLEH E Isn’t it time we trust the peo­ ball. baseball, basketball, tennis, Rather, he's found us, through his Why not let the people again national Understanding and Com­ years; it was a night most of us will "Block Wotch Ploitl" ple of Connecticut to elect men remember, and certainly Earl will golf, bowling, track and cross coun- sister, Mrs, Barbara Guilmartin of All places nait for easy storage T 4 9 SINUS SPRAY bating War Prepaganda, Racism and Middletown who formerly lived in SUPEBCURL have a direct voice in whether and women to high office never forget. try. 2 1 " -Regular 11.99 t for mild or HEAVIER Apartheid.” Bolton. She moved there rather than “Nobody runs oUr credit * ^Moisturizing Steam or not power by any branch of whom they trust enough to use February can be an in-between What makes one eligible for the ^ 9 sinus congestion The first proposal — to stimulate travel that distance to the I I I I Styler locks in the government is being the powers derived from the creation of new newt agencies — month on the local qxirts scene; Hall of Fame? Simply put, you'll find union but us.” 3 ■ ■■ ■ curls! 24 " - Regular 15.99 abused? schoolboy sports are between it in the second paragraph; Con­ Middletown plant of P&W. governed to govern us wisely? may seem innocent enough, and even She called Tuesday to tell us that Whenover you think ol a llnanclal Inalltullon, you probably think seasons, some leagues are nearing an tributions through participation, o1 aomo ullia-conaervatlva type in a pln-alriped suit who has lo 26" . Regular 17.99 Why not give authority co- Isn’t this the ultimate goal of lau^bie, on the surface. However, 1 0 ” end, and it seems a good month to sponsorship, or support. Bob is with Pratt & Whitney at its stare at you lor a minute before he remembers your name. V i oz. equally with responsibility and as George Beebe, chairman of We think that's why you'll Ilka our credit union. Because democracy? find something to do. Is Manchester residency an Florida plant. He lives at 202 W. 2 9 " ■ Regular 20.99 call off the watchdogs who are lAPA’g executive committee, said: Windsor Rd., Jupiter, 33488. If you're more than a cuelomer. You're pari ol the lamily. “It is disturbing to note that the main We asked ourselves: Why not in­ eligibility requirement? We suggest Whan you join our credit union, you pavo a voice In Iha man­ stitute a Manchester Sports Hall of no; there are many athletes and anyone has opportunity to call the agement ol a responsible llnancial Instllullon. You own II. You Faroe and each year honor athletes, sponsors and supporters who con­ Florida plant, he can ta reached at help run It. You share In the prollls. Through a good return on 305-844-7311. ext. 3478. your lavings and a lair Inleresl rale when you borrow. ^ Yetterdayt sponsors, ofHctals; anyone con­ tributed to sports in Manchester and SAlf starli to day and runs thru Saturday NightI Bob is still active in sports, playing nected with sports. they should not be excluded. For man Inlormillon u ll or wrili: Coniwctkut Cttdit Union Lmsuo Ine. •I ee^iiO* W golf, his sister says. He hasn’t been S I l l i S ltd Hirtlord Turnplko,South /Willlnslord.CT 0640211203I-266-&657 C U o A ^ P t with your SAl E ITEM O llA N T im S 1 IMITllJ U) SKH.K IN MOI;l ' We felt tbe idea bad merit and we How do you honor them? We'd like [master charge] BANKftMiRICARD BANK AMIAIC A«D or '.M RESlR VETH f HKiH I T O I IMIT OU AN III 11 bad support from Earl Yost and a to see something that can be worn. It in Connecticut in five years, but he tss| •uMaDA** * 25 yean ago 10 yean ago looks great, she said. master charge card \til liiiiiMlllr lOf Tv|i" I* 'I ? couple of publisbera. So, we ad­ would have to be designed, and have Ctedtt Unions of Connectlciit Manchester Shopping Parkade Corp. and Town and County Charles S. House proposes legal ac­ vanced the idea again at the BA Qub something significant about She tells me she clips this colpmn marks its 10th anniversary with an­ Associates, competing groups for Join yoiv crecM unioa lt)B where you belong. tion by the town to obtain land for Sports Night Oct. 13. Manchester in it. ' and sends them to Bob, future school building program. nual “Parkade Days" sale. planning the red^elopment of tbe We missed ya. Bob, at the reunion: North End, agree to merge. ■k i t i t k k k North Manchester Development drop us a line: your friends up here But we can’t advance an idea Before the mailbag turns up any would love to hear from you. 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Sft::? Carlisle-Mooney^ Foreign news comment: Window on Asia Clifford-Doher^^ WATEli WEIGHT By United Press Inter­ that, they will try again able to agree on the choice munist affairs experts here Lee Down Under studied in Australian un- national after the general election of 'a candidate to replace say. SINGAPORE (UPI) - iverstitiqs, in Singapore PROBLEM? GLOBE Patricia Ann Mooney of East Hart­ around Dec. 5. him. The uncovering of the Australian and where communism is a UH ford and Larry Bruce Carlisle of One Softening Policy North Korean activities in Singaporean student Travel Service HONG KONG (UPI) - With the emergence of crime. 5SS MAIN STREET Montgomei’y, Ala. were married Oct. Drug trafficking Scandinavia will cost demonstrators did their L ee’s answer to the Nancy Jane Doherty of Manchester Although no major changes Deputy Prime Minister E-LIM 643-2168 23 at South United Methodist diplomats Pyongyang the friendship best to steal the headlines students was that and Edward J. Gifford Jr. of New are expected immediately Takeo Fukuda as the Excess water in the body Britain were married Oct. 23 at St. Giurch in Manchester.' leader of his opponents, SEOUL, Korea (UPI) - of many neutral countries, from Prime Minister Lee Singaporeans will continue Over 30 Years in (China’s foreign policy as North Korean diplomats can be uncomfortable. E- Bridget Gmrch in Manchester. ’The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Miki is likely to find the they say. Kuan Yew during his visit to be allowed to study, in LIM will help you lose Travel Experience a result of the purge of found to be trafficking in The bride is the daughter of Mr. Samuel Cace of East Hartford and struggle even tougher. He ITiis could become a plus to Australia this month. Australia; but just as excess water weight. We at Authorized agent in radicals in the Communist drugs and other illegal and Mrs. Walter J. Doherty of 129 Martin Mooney of Manchester. The has managed to remain in in Seoul’s diplomatic cam­ The students called for demonstrations are LIggeii Rexall recom' Manchester for all party leadership, items are indirectly Tanner St. The bridegroom is the son bridegroom is the son of Mr. and power so far because his paign against the Com- the release of political Australia’s affairs, the mend it. Airlines, Railroads and Mrs. Homer B. Carlisle of diplomatic analysts say helping South Korea in the Steamship Lines. of Mrs. Elizabeth Clifford of New opponents had not been mu.nist north. detainees, including some arrest of political they anticipate a softening international arena. Com­ Britain and the late Edward Gifford. Montgomery, Ala. returned students who had offenders is Singapore’s. The Rev. Laurence M. Hill of South of China’s hard line posi­ The Rev. William Stack of St. tion on at least one impor­ Bridget Church celebrated the nup­ United Methodist Church officiated. Mrs. Roman Sywak of Glastonbury tant issue.. tial Mass and performed the double­ was matron of honor. Bridesmaids This is Peking’s demand ring ceremony. were Mrs. Karl Gustafson of East for an "anti-hegemony’’ The bride, given in marriage by Hartford, Miss Diane White of clause in the proposed her father, wore a white satin-faced Win ^1,000 Ploy Quik Cosh! All Food Mart Stores ^ Manchester and Miss Irene Ferreira Sino-Japanese peace trea­ organza gown designed with Empire of Glastonbury. ty. Negotiations for conclu­ waistline, with appliques of re­ Wayne Spock of Canton served as sion of the treaty have been 0,000. IN CASH PRI1 I 8 ! embroidered Alencon lace and seed best man. Ushers were Richard ■ 3 deadlocked for more than WALDBAUMS pearls framing the bodice and but­ OPEN LaPrad of Tolland, Seth J. Johnson, two years because of OUARANTIID 66,000 W INNERS! toned cuffs of the fitted sleeves and ' t irjjr'fr, of College Station, Tex., and J. China’s insistence on edging the full chapel-length train. Kenneth McGili of Westport, Mass. having such a clause and N m i't HOW YOUCANBIA WINHIHI Her fingertip veil of imported silk il­ A reception was held at the Japan’s refusal. Food Mart Ju») stop in at your friendly Food Mori ond pick up your tre e Quik Co»h Cord. Erots the gold spot on the Iron! SUNDAY lusion was draped from a Juliet cap Ellington Ridge Country Gub, after Analysts say there have of the cord v*ilh o pencil eroitr. Underneath you will find one. two. or three letters. Save these letters until trimmed with lace and seed pearls. which the couple left for Bermuda. been some hints by Chinese you con spell one of the lyords on the bock of the cord (Thousond. Hundred. Twenty. Ten, Five, or One) Mrs. William Hart of Vernon was 9AeMeT04P.Me ’They will reside in Manchester. officials recently that in­ then take the cords to your Food Mort-monoger for your cosh prize! her sister’s matron of honor. Carlisle is employed as a dicate they might give in a Bridesmaids were Ms. Carleen secretary at Pratt & V^itney Divi­ bit on this issue. Brunetti, Ms. Ann Danyliw and Ms. sion of United Technologies Corp. U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED GRADE ’’A'' Brenda Bailey, all of Manchester. DiplomalB In Hiding U.S.D.A. CHOICE DAWS - CRYOVAC Mr. Carlisle is employed an as Napoletano Photo BANGKOK, Thailand Kevin Giffoi^ of New Britain was analytical engineer at Pratt & (UPI) — Communist FRESH his brother’s best man. Ushers were Whitney Division of United WHOLE diplomats in Bangkok have Donald Greenwood, Daniel Boder Technologies Corp. Mrs. Larry B. Carlisle This Week's Featured Item and Edward McCarthy, all of New been maintaining low Britain. profiles since the Oct. 6 Loring Photo $2.00 off Corned Beef A reception was held at Willie’s coup by the Thai military. with this coupon Steak House in Manchester. ’The cou­ The mostly American- , ple will reside in Vernon. Mrs. Edward J. Clifford Jr. In the service trained junta officers have made it clear that their 7Vi TO 3 18$. AVERAGE Briskets main target is insurgency, Airman Thomas J. of South Windsor, par­ of Rockville High School, near San Antonio, Texas, and communism in S iij f it l Howells, son of John T. ticipated in the NATO selected a position in the he will receive technical general. Howells of 97 Candlewood Exercise “Display Deter­ electronic career field. training for which Soviet diplomats stayed Reception for Israel scheduled for Nov. 7 Dr., South Windsor, has mination” in the After completion of six transferrable college inside their embassy WLaii been selected for tectoical Mediterranean Sea. weeks of basic training at credits will be granted. uuilding for several days Dinncmart A Reception for Israel will be held training at Sheppard AFB, Cartwright, son of Mr. Lackland Air Force Base after the coup. The from Staffontshire, England 7 John Stanley Grauel, noted New “Israel Bond funds will be utilized l . i a I Tex. in the Air Force and Mrs. Robert J. on Sunday, Nov. 7 at 8 p.m. at the England churdi leader. to help meet Israel's essential energy Chinese, who live in their medical service field. Dufraine of 96 School St., home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome In a joint statement, Keller and needs to i^ la c e the oil from the Abu hotel-embassy, have not I Vtluablt Coupon Worth *2.00 'I U.S.D.A. CHOICE He recently completed Bolton, is a crewmember Nathan, 109 Adelaide Rd., according Falkenstein said that one of the most Rudeis oil fields which have been been seen publicly since. I TOWARDS T H I PURCHASI OP THIS W R IK 'I P IA T U R ID IT IM | Waldbaum's H.f. Stylo Dolil basic training at Lar^land aboard the nuclear- to Sidney Keller and Stanley Falkens- important a^>ects of the 1976 Israel returned to Egypt as a result of the And there seems to be little AFB, Tex. powered aircraft carrier Top Round 2 SLICED tein, co-chairmen of the Manchester B ( ^ campaign will be to finance interim Sinai disengagement hope that the empty ! vtgdabkbouil • Domestic t v Airman Howells is a 1975 USS Nimitz, deployed with Israel Bond committee. Israel’s growth search for new agreement,’’ they said. your buildings for Vietnamese I OUR REG. DISCOUNT PBICE...... $*.«• \ graduate of South Windsor theU .S. Sixth Fleet. A 1974 I COUPON SAVINGS...... $3.00 I Roast L. lo BACON Boiled Ham ^ I # # # Guest speaker will be the Rev. sources of energy. and Cambodian diplomats I YOUR PRICE (WITH COUPON)...... I4 .« « j High School. graduate of Bolton High will be occupied in the near U.t. OOVT. INSPICTID ORAOi "A" PRSIN OUR SRST I BROWN OR BLUE | ROAST beef School, he joined the Navy future ROASTING CHICKENSi*o“U 9 ' NEW YORK SHARP *2.09 COUPON 0000 IWON.. OCT. IS THRU SAT.. OCT. M. | BEEF PATTIES A irm a n E d w a rd A. in June 1974. U.S.O.A. CHOICS • lOTTOM ROUND U.S.D.A. CHOICS DOHELISS Marcos' House-cleaning ■LIMIT O N I COUPON P IR PAMILY. > CHEDDAR CHEESE . *1.89 Ramsey, son of Mr. and Allen, son of Mr. and G o llfiy MANILA, The\ Philip­ SWISS STEAK ,,*1.69 CHUCK ROAST UNDERBLADE Wedding Mrs. Mathewson Ramsey Mrs. R. E. Allen of 796 pines (UPI) — \After U.S.O.A. CHOiet PiR R I HOT OR S W IIT PROVOLONE CHEESE,.*1.69 of 149 Taylor St., Vernon, Avery St., South Windsor, M,iin Flooi Wolkiris Bros 935 M.iin SI lAincheslef SIRLOIN TIP STEAK c*1.79 ‘Tetrault-Knowiton ‘ receiving overwhMming U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE ITALIAN SAUSAGE LOX SALE ORALASKAN IL^CEo'^ 'e LB* 1 ,63 has been selected for is a crewmember aboard U.I.O.A. CHOICI ELM FRESH LAROS approval of his martial law BONELESS technical training at the destroyer USS rule in the national TOP SIRLOIN TIP ROAST c ‘1.39 PORK SAUSAGE ROLL WHITE FISH tl. *1.09 U-t-OA. CHOICS Chanute AFB, HI., in the McCandless, deployed with referendum. President HORMSCCURE II Bonnie (Beebe) Knowlton of West­ minister, Vt. The bridegroom is the A reception was held at the Happiness Is... BEEF BOLOGNA l. M . 0 9 Air Force weather service the U.S. Sixth Fleet. A 1969 I i Ferdinand Marcos says he CHUCK BACK RUMP ROAST ,.*1.39 BONELESS HAM PICKLCO minister, Vt. and Ridiard Tetrault of son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. OAWl CRYOVAC PO(NT CUT OEM Buckboard Restaurant in Glaston­ Held. graduate of the University is planning a governmental Milford, Mass, were married Oct. 3 Tetrault of Milford, Mass. I 4 REAUY CtEMI lAUNOMMAT ■ ^ 49' bury, after which the couple left on a He recently completed of Oklahoma, Norman, housecleaning. STIAK CORNED BEEF BRISKETl.79‘ CHILD MILD FRANKS a t North United Methodist Church in Mrs. Christopher Barry of Bellows trip to Disney World in Florida. I ir AIR CONDITIONED IRST OP TH E ttA tO N " NATURAL CEREALS 69' LAWN & LEAF BAGS " » r ‘ testines. No soap. A s l lajr Crohn’s disease is an in- FOOD CLUB TOPCO " WITH PURCHASE OF $16 NO R MORE AND THIS COUPON AT POOD | spent more than $550,000 TANGERINES*^*” *"'* 10'o«99' I MART EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON ITEMS 0000 MON . OCT. 2$ THRU in bed very ill near Girist- flammation of the region of reiiH F,oeiu CRUSHED TOMATOES»o» 49' LAWN & LEAF BAGS 'MT " SAT.OCT » LIMITONEBOTTLE ONSCOUPONPERPAMILY. - the intestine where the this year. In contrast, his nnas time about two years EGGPLANT SMOOTH AS SILK 3****-^ 1 ago I read an article you small intestine joins the Republican rival, Paul U.S. NO. I - S U E "A " REST POR SAKINS Royal Crown T wrote about how milk and colon. It may also affect Robertson of Berkley, IDAHO POTATOES 5 »89' [ LA ROSA 1 U.l. M TC* PtNCV . NATIVe IMAII.I IV," MIN. gluten affects intestines. adjoining areas of the in­ Mass., has spent only $105,- testine. It is true that many 000, Common Cause said. MACINTOSH APPLES 3^«*1. COLA 1 My husband and I decided, U.S. EXTRA FANCY • "WASHINSTON STATI" S p ag h etti i 36' off people with this problem In Connecticut, Sen. KETCHUP 1 "Oh, well, give it the old ANJOU PEARS 3t..*1, O 2IT|.«I SPAGHETTI- j ON A 171 OZ. PKG. TOPCO | I ON 3 •l>] OZ. PKGS. V iiS M PLORIOA 14 OUNCE BOTTLE I college try.’’ I did and are intolerant to milk and Lowell Welcker, R-Conn., ■-17 LINGUINE OR UPTON milk products as your case has a campaign budget of AVOCADOS «»’«»'.»»•• tA49' G PACK I I = 17 R IG A TO N I almost immediately 1 NIW CNON I BLUE I began to feel better. demonstrates. Petients more than $321,000, Com­ ICUP-A-SOUP with ulcerative colitis may mon Cause said. His JUMBO WALNUTS.::,,. ..79' I DETERGENT | I CHICKEN NOODLE I remain very strict. I WITH THIS COUPON AT , 3 WITH THIS COUPON AT I also have attacks challenger. Democratic FOOD MART GOOD only use non-dairy milk, no E £ S I FOOD MART GOOD * MON. OCT 2S THRU I( MON. OCT 2$ TH R U ^N W I precipitated by milk and Secretary of State Gloria TOPCO SAT. OCT M LIMIT ice cream, no cheese. I " SAT. OCT M LIMIT in iM II” 14 01 iOTTLE 0 9 THREE PROS ONE Schaffer, has a budget of LIQUID WOOL WASH HOT COCOA MIX ,,‘cou” ONE PKO 0NetQ3fl take calcium pills. I’ve got milk products. AOOO e c u . I COUPON PER PAMILY IjtoHiTfooor^oaEi FOOD CLUE OR OAYLA d .« u . go COUPON PER FAMILY Buttermilk, cheese and slightly more than $183,000. so much energy now. At Select the diamond STUFFED OLIVES ..m . CANNED SODA oVoiET ice cream are not devoid of In Vermont, Sen. Robert W H IT. 0 . A IIO .r.D III COUNT .O IL times I have spells, but I ring of your dreams ICE CREAM lactose, the double sugar Stafford, R-Vt., and his HOOD'S TOPCREST BIG TOWELS POTATO CHIPS MART from our breathtaking WISE HALLOWEEN PACK that seems to cause a lot of Democratic challenger. SANDWICHES IS PACK PKO. budget pleasing SWEET N' LOW SUBSTITUTE ***PHC POTATO CHIPS , OZ. .A O these problems. Natural Gov. Thomas Salmon have S*at(ire collection. spent close to $77,000. ORANGE JUICE IM* KamoA CANI *1. m sH D A iir o riim i FRSSH BAKFD 600DSI Barbs fermentation with the lac- 6 I TOWARDS PURCHASE tobaclllus will eliminate E v ^ Starflre diamond In Rhode Island, the FOOD MART _ I ON A 100 COUNT PKG. By PHIL PASTORET ORANGE JUICE 3 ’ilf i *1 . i OFtl.OOORMORE more than half of the lac­ is permaneniiy competition for the seat of WHITE „oy Q RED ROSE HALLOWEEN The proof of the pudding tose but commercial registered and retiring Sen. John 0. VEGETABLESra« W ’ 3«.< 1 . WHITS OR YELLOW I | C A n tlOUNCBPKG. BREAD LOAF depends on how much brandy buttermilk is not nude that protected from loss. Pastore, D-R.l. is TEA BADS I CANDIES Enjoy the convenience of many CRINKLE CUT POTATOES ,1 V .59* ILl.PKO.OPtlOZ.CUPS SOFT you lace it with. FOOD MART WITH THIS COUPON AT I WITH THIS COUPON AT way and will cause the per­ ’ extremely heated. Blue Bonnet m a r g a r in e 59' a close call. With a Princess phone. close call after another with an SlSPuSo^X! COOL WHIP ...... o«u 89< POOD MART 0000 ” FOOD MART GOOD We call the office Insh son Intolerant to lactose to Democrat Richard MINUTE MAID IM> FLORIDA ENGLISH 0 MOH . OCT 2S THRU I MON . OCT IS THRU "camel’’ becaase be can go The compact Princess fits any­ additional phone. A Priiicess used Orange Juice v^oal.carton 69' SAT. OCT M LIMIT " SAT OCT M LIMIT I N l i j f l l have real misery. Lorber has spent more C AK ES^ raUNDO. CHOC. WHI.C UOUMC. AKa. 89< ONE PKO ONE I O N I COUPON PER ALL FLAVORS MUFFINS O i I^ F A M IIY days aid days without water. where. On a shelf in the den, on a as an extension phone costs only than $447,000 to defeat his COUPON PER FAMILY G>mmerclal cheeses are THICK CftbST CHEESE PIZZA *l 19 Breyer's Yogurt cup 3 por8 9 ' TIP TOP Rcfbimd DUiMmiVMnp SWANSON 1101. PKG. ■ • 1 9 also not free of lactose. table in the bedroom. Comes with $2.35 a month, plus a one-time rival, former Gov. John ALOEAUM'S Assorted Donuts Yogurt is sometimes a built-in night light. Comes in $10 connection charge. Call or Chafee, who has spent only MACARONI & c h e e s e 49> Sour Cream pint cup 4 g< KRAFT INDIVIDUALLY SLICED . n tturm Gleem ll TOOTHPASTE recommended but com­ eight pretty colors. visit the Phone Store. Or ask any $290,000. DONUTS "?Sr59‘ Muenster Cheese 89' 'Taliano Bread ".v mercial yogurt (not made ' In Maine, the only excep­ HOMBPRIOE BUTTERTOP Save elytra steps: enjoy one S N E T installer. SARA LEE COFFEE CAKE *1.09 HOFFMAN ______. _____ by nature fermentaion by tion-to this incumbency V Cheese n'Onion toi rKo. White Bread 26 0 Scope Mouthwash spending rule. Republican Show us a man who smiles JJje lactobacillus) is so thin «aco Your TRUST In m m . N . I I T O O U . C U tT O W ..., W . TM I > , . h t TOUWIt I.L .I TO I M M . 0. ANT It.M .KC.PT W H ... OTH..W II. NOT.O. IT.M |'0FI'...D FO. iAL. MOI >VAI,A.l. IN fA,i -,T\ ,0 OtMI. AIIAI, DEALf.t 0. WHOLIIAHAI' constantly and we’ll show you that dry milk powder is the Diamond SpocWist Roberts Monks has spent a fellow whose store-bought often added to it. That slightly more $378,000. His fangs were made too long. makes it especially rich in Eiqoy dose caUs. With exteoskm i^ioiies. challenger. Sen. Edmund NANCHK0TCR PAMCAOK 9 afasa Muskie, D-Maine, has a lactose and particularly VtSNON, SaiSTOL OtAZA, WISTFASMS, SIMSSUSY ^ "I?** harmful to patients with Southern New England Telephone war chest of more than •I as wwrk Ike «-boar weak, u ,,, problem. $166,000. vU‘‘. 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 25,1976- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 25, 1976 ' ' ■ , ^ Israel, reception ------Pinochle scores------Today’s thoiijght [About townj Mancbesler Walter Kohls, 537. 678, Adeline Koschwitz, 673, PUCA to review court ruling those friends who are hurt. It may It’6 autumn—A great time of year; Top scorers In the The group sponsors a game Stephen Zaches, 656, Frank never be written up or noticed too The annual reception for Israel will Walter Joyner, One of God’s great treats for us is to Manchester Senior Citizens each Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at Minor, 652, Joe Klncman, 645, much bn earth but It makes headlines ' take place Sunday, Nov. 7, at 8 p.m. Republican candidate for hear and then see the wild geese Pinochle Group game the Army and Navy Qub. Play Albert Watson, 644. on $47.4 million rate hike with God. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome the House of Represen­ Thursday, Oct. 21, at the is open to all senior citizens. Thursday tournament going over. Any time of day will do Nathan, 109 Adelaide Rd. tatives, will be guest Army and Navy Club are Ann but the moonlit night is most thrilling Maybe when we see them this fall V ernon winners are Bazyl Ugolik, 586, The decision could mean refunds of Stanley Falkenstein and Sidney speaker Tuesday at the Ploud, 568, Kate Frey and Art Edwards, 580, Irene Northeast’s request to delay PUCA of all. we can pray with William Cullen Winners in the Vernon HARTFORD (UPI) - The Public up to $70 million to a million state Save Keller, co-chairmen of the Israel noon luncheon-meeting of George Last, 559, Sam Senior Citizens Pinochle Gub Petersen, and Bertha reconsideration. Think about them. Who is leading Bryant, Utilites Control Authority plans an residents served by the electric Bond committee, have announced the the Kiwanis Club at Schores, 558, Clara game Oct. 19 at the Senior Gerrick, each 574. Kleban said the authority now them? One of them is at the head of He who from zone to zone, guides Hemingway, 554, Lee emergency meeting this afternoon to power company, according to through the boundless sky thy certain annual event and asked for support Mtanchester Country Club. Cltiens Center, Rockville, are The next game will be react to a state Supreme Court ruling must review the decision based on the wedge leading and calling. Then Stetnm eyer, 552, Archie Joe Gessay, 698, Carl Murphy, played Thursday, Oct. 28, at Bieluch’s ruling and “ will do Alexander A. Goldfarb, who flight. from the community for the develop­ Houghtaling, 542, Ann Haupt, it must review the $47.4 million rate that one drops back and another Mr. and Mrs. Carl 688, Ekiward Quinn and Doris 1:30 p.m. at the Senior everything necessary to protect the represented Hartford in a challenge In the long way that I must tread ment of Israel’s economy. 540, Olive Houghtaling, 539, Citizens Center. hike it granted Northeast Utilities in takes Its turn, but deep within them The Israel Bond campaign, now in Russow of Ellington will Stlebitz, 685, Bertha Grover, interests of consumers.” to the rates. all is that migratory instinct. alone, will lead my steps aright. 1974. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, its 2Sth year, has channel^ about $3 present a program on their Wouldn’t it be good If we had as It had planned to hold hearings Bieluch overturned the two-year- Minister billion into Israel’s industrial and foster home program, ^%%iH88iiiff#/iy Tuesday on a new $56.4 million rate ’The decision is "a major victory much sense as God gave geese! To be old increase, granted by the PUCA’s Community Baptist agricultural development,' the co- “Alpha and Omega, Inc., a hike request by Northeast, according for the consumers of this state,” willing to follow His guidance, to predecessor, the Public Utilities Church chairmen said. specialized group home for Ted Listens —He Works | to PUCA Chairman Albert J. Kleban. Commissidn. Goldfarb said. Northeast began lead the way in community and multi-handicapp^ The Saturday ruling did not back up charging the new rates in January of church and know how to call others to children, Tuesday at 8:15 Common Pleas Court Judge William He found the PUCA had held illegal 1975, and would have to pay back as follow — and when to drop back and Duplicate bridge p.m. at Temple Beth Bieluch's March decision the hike private conversations with much as $35 million a year if they are give the leadership to others. “ I Sholom, 400 E. Middle “Mental Health Leader” ^ was illegal, a question the court is Northeast, had granted the company rejected, a process that might take Sometimes as we watch we see a Tpke. The program, PASSED BILL FOR still considering on appeal from an extra $28 million by mistake and two years by the time a decision is small group join the larger wedge. Center Bridge Club tin, tied for second. which is open to the public, IMPROVED TREATMENT CENTERS Northeast. But it did deny made numerous procedural errors. reached, he said. They may have been feeding or they Oct. 22 at the Maronic Temple—Paul ^st-West: Ann DeMartin and Peg is being sponsored by Ben may have been helping a comrade. If Barton and Glenn Prentlsa, first; Mrs. Dunfield, first, Beverly Saunders and FOR ALCOHOLISM Reblaca your old Qas Furnaca Mary Willhide, second; Penny Watt Ezra Chapter of B’nal one of their number Is in trouble, Marion Haines and Mrs. Lawrence B’rith. wrai tha safa, naw, pllot-lassr some will drop out of the formation Moe, second; Mrs. Jerome Dvomek and Murray Powell, third. and at great peril circle down to call and Robert Campbell, third. Knock-out team games start NoV. 4 RE-ELECT Carter’s brother vetoes release anargy-aaving Carriar Furnaca at 385 N. Main St. to them, to encourage them, to stay Manehesler Bridge Club Beta Sigma Chapter of Oct. 18 at 385 N. Main St. -North- Beta Sigma Phi ^rority with them a while until they are able Oct. 22 at 146 HarUord Rd. -J o y Zoc- South: Frankie Brown and Mollie TED CUMMINGS to fly again, then head them co and Jeanette Whittaker, first; Rita will meet Thursday at 7:30 of SBA data on family business Timreck, first; Anne Ingram and Jan p.m. for a potluck supper skyward. ' Holland and A.A. Pyka, second; Al Leonard, second; Margaret Kropp and Carrier has replaced the worrisome pilot light LaPIant and Norma Fagan, third. at the home of Mrs. Bruce STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 12 WASHINGTON (UPI) - that Billy Carter, operator salary and other expense Freedom of Information How noble of us humans when with Jane Lowe, third. of the family peanut details related to an SBA inquiry. Billy Carter,/the with an electric spark Ignition that saves 9,000 great sacrifice we are willing to cir­ Oct. 21, 385 N. Main St. -North- East-West: Ethel Coon and Kaye Green, 28 Shepard Dr. Cummings Committee, Raymond F. Damato, Trees. The Small Business Ad­ South: Frankie Brown and Jane Lowe, Members are asked to business since his brother loan to the Carter family 14 records showed, refus^ ro cubic feet of gas per year. It also has a hlgh- cle back to encourage and strengthen Baker, first; Dixie Mastrandrea and ministration says Billy first; Anne Ingram and Margaret bring guests. began his bid for the years ago. grant a waiver after the efflclency blower motor that saves 37% more Betty Warfel, second; Joan Gagne and Carter, younger brother of Kropp, Frank Bloomer and Bette Mar- Penny Skertderian. third. presidency 22 months ago, The SBA’s attempt to agency contacted him electricity than other motors. Printed Circuitry the Democratic presiden­ saves repair costs, too. If you need a new Qas Fur­ tial nominee, won’t let the refused last week to let the disclose the information about the request. SBA make public the came in response to a nace, don’t settle for less than this one by Carrier, All Flm markets will be Open Monday, October 25,1976! agency release some infor­ from Kasden. MCC calendar mation about the Carter family business. Campaigns for father Typical raplacamani cotl tor an avaraga e-room house UPI was told of the It only $438. plus Installation. Manchester Community vs. University of Conn. Flnast Froth matter by a source friendly Adult fitness class offered Michael Ford, the eldest son of President Ford, College offers this calen­ Sub-Varsity, MCC Campus. 3 0 «o ff stopped at the Tri-City Shopping Plaza, Vernon ••Dinner — German, 6 FREE Large Eggs to President Ford, and the dar of events in the interest one 6 oz can With This Coupon on(1)6pk 16oz « SBA later confirmed the The Manchester Recreation cle tone are followed by jogging on Circle, Saturday morning. He was on a two-day of the community. All the p.m.. Student Center. source’s account. Carter’s Department is conducting an adult the indoor track or riding the exer­ campaign trip through 'Connecticut promoting MCC sponsored activities Thursday, Oct. 28 Flnast Froian co-^ physical fitness class, Monday cise bike. Coca Cola campaign aides questioned the re-election of his father. Michael is a stu­ Kasden Fuel Co. listed below are open to the Breakfast — 8-10:30 the propriety of the news through Thursday, 7 p.m., at the East Adult swimming is available on 340 Tolland St., East Hartford public and many are free of a.m.. Student Center. Orange Juica doz. _ leak. Side Rec. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. dent at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary PHONE 289-5431 / Coventry Office 742-8851 charge. ••Luncheon — 11:30 With Thii Coupon 6 Purchau S7.S0 or Mora With This Coupon 6 Purchase $7.50 or More or Tab Umit ona. Valid Oct. 24-Oct. 30.1976 H-558 Limit ona. Valid Oct. 24-Oct. 30.1976 H-5S7 Some of the information Exercises for stretching and mus­ in Essex, Mass. (Herald photo by Dunn) In addition to publicizing a.m.. Student Center. Valid Oct. 24 thru Oct. 30.1976 H-537 includes Jimmy Carter’s events and activities in­ Friday, Oct. 29 SUPERMARKETS salary while he was run­ INVITATION dividually the college ••Dinner — 6 p.m.. Stu­ ning for governor of hopes that the calendar dent Center. * Georgia in 1966 and again TO BID will serve as a reminder of Duplicate Bridge — Open in 1970, the SBA documents all that is available at & Novice, 7:45 p.m., Sealed bids wiU be received in HR102, 103. showed. Uie Office of The Director of Manchester Community Am erican Under federal law, the General Services, 41 Center College. Saturday, Oct. 30 agency has no authority to Street, Manchester, Connec­ The MCC staff looks Boys & Girls — 6-12, disclose data such as that ticut unUI November S, 1976 at forward to seeing you on Soccer Clinic, Cougar Cheese involving the Carter loan 11:00 a.m. for the following: campus and at the various Field, registration 9 a.m., Kraft without formal approval of LEASE-RENTAL: NEW events. Call 646-2137 for clinic 9:30 a.m. the principals. PORTABLE AHPHALT further information on any Soccer — MCC vs. Deluxe The SBA records showed STORAGE UNIT of the activities. Middlesex Community The Town of Manchester is an Heritage College, 11 a.m.. Cougar 8 oz Monday equal opportunity employer, Field. This printing test pattern is • Entrepeneurship — 7 pkg and requires an affirmaUve p.m., MC16. Duplicate Bridge — part of The Herald quality acUon policy for all of its Con­ control, program in order to •Wines of Europe and Open, 1 p.m., HR 102,103. tractors and Vendors as a con­ Movie — “Don’t Look give you one of the finest dition of doing business wiUi America — 7:30 p.m., HR 69 newspapers in the nation. the Town, as per Federal 103. Now,” 8 p.m., MAUD, Christmas Clubs free. Order 11246. Tuesday, Oct. 26 Monday, Nov. 1 FI..., Friskies Cat Food I T " Bid forms, plans and Breakfast — 8-10:30 Flnast Apple Cider !IS1” Pan^keMix specificaUons are available at i i a.m.. Student Center. B reakfast — 7:30-11 tte General Services Office, ••Luncheon — ll:30 a.m., Student Center. Hot Cocoa Mix cm.,10. Pancake Syrupi“SrtS’l” Dovelottes “S r 6 X89* 41 Center Street, Manchester, a.m., Student Center. •Noncredit community t0'A oz| French Style Connecticut. earn extra interest ••Poland Dinner — 6 services course begins. Marshmallows Kraft 2 pkgs f Hanover Green Beans Lawn&LeafBags»(1‘79* TOWN OF MANCHESTER, p.m.. Student Center. Open on a space available CONNECTICUT Wednesday, Oct. 27 basis. ROBERT B. WEISS, Cross-Country — MCC ••All luncheons and More Meat Values on Meat Street U.S.A.! GENERAL MANAGER mussmm dinners are held in the Food Services Dining Vermont Maid Syrup. Many banks mail their Christmas Club checks in the middle of Town seeks bids Room. Reservations Tomato Sauce Hunts . . . csn 31* should be made in advance IN-STORE WAREHOUSE October. We mail the checks in early November. That way you earn on storage bins CranberrySauce Finast 3 cans 89* Fresh Whole Fully Cooked The town of Manchester at the main office at Hart­ interest for the whole month of October (when your balance is ford Road. Pineapple highest). 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Gowin MOSCOW (UPI) - Police today Manchester, the son of the late Emil husband of Mrs, Geraldine (Gerry) Mrs. Joan M. Chamberlain, 55, of Mrs. Marie L. Pain, 46, of 17 Foster Lester Monroe Gowin, 70, of took 25 prbtesting Jews into custody, and Lena Redmer Kohls, and had Martin Sullivan. 24 Eldridge St., died suddenly at her St. died Sunday night in Hartford Middletown and its former mayor, the wife of one protester said. It was third in HCC been a lifelong resident of The funeral was held today. Burial home Sunday. She was the widow of Hospital, Hartford. She was the wife died Sunday in Middlesex Memorial believed to be the largest group held Manchester. with military honors was in Wapping James Chamberlain. of Ernest J. Pain. Hospital in Middletown. He was the here since the June, 1974 visit of the He and his wife observed their S7th Cemetery, South Windsor. Mrs. Chamberlain was bom in Mrs. Pain was born July 1,1930, in father of Mrs. Felix Davis of then-President Richard Nixon. East Catholic’s cross country team placed third last Saturday Ireland and came to this country at Acushnet, Mass., daughter of the late Manchester whose husband was wedding anniversary on May 10. The family suggests that friends wishing to do so may make memorial Mrs. Vladimir Slepak told Western in the Hartford County Conference championship meet at Hart­ an early age. Jean-Baptiste and Nee Richards Cor­ pastor of Second Congregational A U. S. Army veteran of World War newsmen her physicist husband was I, he was a member of Concordia gifts to the South Windsor High ford’s Goodwin Park. Xavier won the title with a low point total She was a communicant of St. mier, and lived in Manchester for the Church for 15 years. among the picked up as they went Lutheran Church and of the School Scholarship Fund, c/o South of 32 with Northwest Catholic right behind with 37 points. James Church. past 12 years. Mr. (Towin was in the manufac­ to the Supreme Soviet (parliament) Manchester Lodge 73, AF&AM. Windsor High School, Nevers Rd., East had 92 points followed by St. Survivors are her mother, Mrs. She was a communicant of St. turing business with his son, Thomas administration building with a docu­ Survivors are his wife, Amanda South Windsor. Paul 93, South Catholic 122 and St. Catherine Mahe,and a sister, Mrs. James Church. Gowin, in the operation of the L.G. ment protesting the arrest of four Colbert 14th. East is now off until the Schuetz Kohls; a sister, Mrs. The Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Thomas Aquinas 195. Sheila Cronin, both of Malden, Other survivors are three Engineering Co. for many years. other Jews last week. Eastern Sectionals on Nov. 1. Mass.; a niece and two nephews. daughters, Mrs. Lauren Troy of Other survivors are his wife, a son, Margaret Schleminger of Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South Xavier’s Tom Jolie and Dave In the Holy Cross Invitational for The funeral is Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. Broad Brook, Mrs. Karen Griha of two sisters, and five grandchildren. Manchester; and three nephews. Windsor, was In charge of Boraks tied for first place with a freshmen in Waterbury, East’s John arrangements. Mrs. Slejiak said she did not know from the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, Manchester, and Sharon Pain, at The funeral is The^ay at 11 a.m.' The funeral is Wednesday at 11 where the Jews — who held public clocking of 14:55 for 3.2 miles setting Clifford took individual honors win­ Mr. Sullivan was born in 225 Main St., with a Mass at 9 at St. home; seven brothers. Zephyr Cor­ at the Coughlin Funeral Home, 491 a.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 demonstrations all last week a course record. Top finisher for the ning by 43 seconds and shattering the Manchester and lived In South Wind­ James Church. Burial will be in St. mier, Delphls Cormier, Alfred Cor­ High St., Middletown, with the Rev. E. Center St. with the Rev. Burton protesting the refusal of exit visas — Eagles was Luke O’Connor in eighth course record by 30 seconds with a sor for 22 years. James Cemetery. mier, Oscar Cormier, Emil Cormier, Dr. Felix Davis officiating. Burial Strand officiating. Burial will be in were taken. place with Eric Lecko 11th and Steve clocking of 7:55 for 1.55 miles. Friends may call at the funeral Romeo Cormier and Lionel Cormier, will be in Indian Hill Cemetery In East Cemetery. He worked for several local home tonight from 7 to 9. ■ all of New Bedford, Mass.; a sister, Middletown. Friends may call at the funeral machine shops as a machinist and There was speculaUon in Jewish tool maker. Mrs. Dora Halle of Boynton Beach, Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. circles the men would be held until Frank E. LaForge He was a World War II Navy Fla., and a grandson. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friends wishing to do so may make the Supreme Soviet completes a ROCKVILLE - Frank E. contributions to Concordia Lutheran veteran. LaForge, 74, of 49 Reed St., formerly A Memorial Mass will be Saturday The family suggests that those three-day session later this week. at 9 a.m. at St. James Church. Burial wishing to do so may make memorial Church. He was a communicant ol St. Agony ends with the Connecticut State Police, Margaret Mary Church. died Sunday in St. Francis Hospital, will be at the convenience of the gifts to the American Cancer Socie­ Mrs. Mary B. Bennington Jewish sources said nearly 50 ac­ family. Other survivors are three sons, tivist Jews In a number of cities were Hartford. He was the husband of ty. Mrs. Mary Burk Bennington, 92, of Michael D. Sullivan of Coventry, Mrs. Muriel Kress LaForge. There are no calling hours. Manchester, formerly of Dover, rounded up before Nixon’s 1964 visit, The family suggests that friends Robert J. Gordon Thomas W. Sullivan of West Palm . apparently to head off any Mr. LaForge was born in Paw­ N.J., died Sunday in a local convales­ Beach, Fla., and Donald J. Sullivan tucket, R.I., and lived in the Vernon- wishing to do so may make memorial Robert J. Gordon Sr., 81, of 43 cent home. She was the widow of demonstrations. gifts to the American Cancer Socie­ of South Windsor; a daughter, for UConn Manchester area for many years. Wellington Rd. died Saturday at Thomas A. Bennington. HARTFORD (UPI) — The unexpected happened and the ty, 237 E. Center St., or to a charity Patricia Sullivan of Manchester; his Police last week ended daily sit-ins He served as a state police officer home. He was the husband of the late Mrs. Bennington was born in mother, Mrs. Catherine Sullivan of expected failed to occur when the University of Connecticut won of the donor’s choice. Mrs. Susie Schadlich Gordon. by Jews at the building by putting for 40 years before his retirement in Parkersburg, W.Va. Manchester; a brother, Dennis J. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Mr. (Jordon was born June 3,1895, them into buses and leaving them its first game and unbeaten Trinity was shocked by its first loss 1970. His last 10 years of service were She was a member of St. Paul’s Sullivan II of Manchester, and a in the special service division. Center St., is in charge of in Manchester, son of the late James Methodist Church in Parkersburg outside of Moscow to make their way to winless Colby. RunningbacM'tick Giaquinto, who arrangements. sister, Mrs. Nancy Shea of South home. He was a life member of the and Margery Richardson Gordon, and was a former national officer of Windsor. The long agony of the Huskies and had 143 yar3s on the day, scored in Middletown Lodge of Elks, a and lived in Manchester all his life. the Methodist Missionary Society. coach Larry Naviaux ended Saturday the second quarter and Palmer member of the Connecticut State William E. Leggett He was a bass-baritone soloist and She traveled throughout the coun­ with a 28-6 win over Massachusetts. passed to Jim O’Keefe for the Police Academy Alumni Association, EAST HARTFORD - William E. sang with many clubs and try and lectured on missionary work. Area police “Things finally fell our way,” said Huskies’ final score. and a charter member of the Marine Leggett, 52, of 84 Wakefield Circle, organizations in the Hartford area Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. (Herald photo by Dunn) Naviaux at the end of a six-game Colby’s victory was capped by * Corps League of Middletown. formerly of Manchester, died Satur­ for many years. He was a member of Nevin Decker of Manchester and losing string. touchdown passes of 21 and 32 yards He was a veteran of the U.S. South United Methodist Church au­ Mrs. Sterling Fisher of Dover; three Manchester's Mark Kiefer (21) gets hauled down by Wethersfield defense "A coach is always worried about by Steve Plomaritis. day at home. He was the husband of Vernon tain St. "He did the best he could," Marine Corps. Mrs. Geraldine Groot Leggett. dits choir for many years. grandchildren and four great­ his team being flat,” coach Bob Quarterback Brad Vanacore Other survivors are a son, Francis Before his retirement in 1961, he grandchildren. Kenneth Lragille, 19, of Rt. 31, said Morianos, to look for traffic but Tim Bazzano (10) makes tackle with Gerald DesRoches (21), John Concesion (43), Don Noeker (74) moving in. Miller observed in Trinity’s 21-14 loss passed for 199 yards and John Papa Mr. Leggett was bom Feb. 18,1924, Coventry, was charged early today drove out into the path of the car K. LaForge of Tolland; two brothers, in Manchester, son of the late James was manager of the Farmington The funeral is Wednesday at 10 to Colby. “I just didn’t have them kicked three field goals in with tampering with a motor vehicle, driven by Patricia T. Harned, 48, of Joseph LaForge of Hartford and H. and Sarah McBumey Leggett. Division of the Hartford Electric a.m. at the Raymond S. Young prepar^ right.” Wesleyan’s victory over Amherst. threatening, and carrying a Kibbe Rd. Fred LaForge of Windsor Locks; a He lived in Manchester for 30 years Light Co. where he was employed for Funeral Home, 66 E. Main St., In other action, Yale rolled to its Vanacore passed for one dangerous weapon. sister, Mrs. Beatrice May of Hart­ before moving to Blast Hartford in 33 years. Rockaway, N.J. Burial will be in An irate motorist, Morianos did not fifth win in a row, 21-7, over Penn­ touchdown and completed 15 passes ford, and three grandchildren. He was a 50-year member of the Rockaway Presbyterian Cemetery, Police said an alarm sounded on a sylvania; Wesleyan notched its to seven different receivers as he set 1954. van which Lengille and two unknown know who, had knocked down The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 He was employed as a driver with Manchester Lodge of Masons, and Rockaway. political signs that had blocked fourth straight, 30-17, over Amherst; up Dennis Robinson for touchdown a.m. from the Burke-Fortin Funeral was an Army Veteran of World War There are no calling hours. companions were allegedly trying to Indians remain winless Central Connecticut clobbered runs of five and six yards at the end the Union Carbide Corporation, enter and when the owner chased Zashust’s vision by the time the Home, 76 Prospect St., Vernon, with I. He was also a member of Dilworth- The family suggests that friends By LEN AUSTER the season. Sophomore offensive DesRoches slants proved destruc­ safety after a 59-yard punt by Todd Glassboro St., 37-18; W estern of 54-and 41-yard drives in the second Linde Division, Suffield, for six years him Lengille allegedly threatened trooper arrived on the scene. There a Mass at 10 at St. Bernard’s Church Cornell-Quey Post of ’the American wishing to do so may make memorial guard Steve Ruggiero suffered a Doten pinned Manchester back to its Connecticut shut out Coast Guard, 9- quarter. and previously worked for 16 years at him with a hunting knife. were no injuries or arrests. Both cars Herald Sportswriter tive. in Vernon. Burial will be in Grove the Finast Distribution Crater in Legion, and a member of the gifts to a charity of the donor’s broken jaw on the first offensive Wethersfield’s Ed DiRenzo in­ one late in the third canto. 0, and Nicholas beat New Haven 14- Lengille was held at the police sta­ needed towing. Call it what you’d like but Hill Cemetery, Vernon. Blast Hartford. American Association of Retired choice. series and defensive end Mike Hayes tercepted an Ed White pass at the Manchester averted the shutout at 10. tion in lieu of $1,000 bond and was to Saturday’s 20-6 loss to Friends may call at the funeral Persons in Manchester. The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. sustained a broken left ankle early in Manchester 29 and five plays later 8:12 of the final period with Mark This week’s schedule has Cornell at He was a member of Teamsters be presented in (jommon Pleas Court Rockville 11 home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Survivors are a son, Robert J. Gor­ Center St., is in charge of local Wethersfield High in CCIL the second quarter. Senior tackle DesRoches swept right end for his Kiefer diving in from the one capping 5-1 Yale; Delaware at UConn, Cen­ Local 559. He was also a Marine 19, Rockville, today. Veteran of World War n. don Jr,, who has been a member and arrangements. football action at Memorial Craig Ogden had to be carried off the first score late in the first period. a 67-yard march, a 20-yard pass-run tral, 4-3, travels to Northeastern; soloist in the South United Methodist Field before a meager turnout field but his injury was termed not A White 38-yard punt put the to John Madden highlighting the Trinity, 4-1, visits Coast Guard, 1-6; Mrs. Abelina Gomez Other survivors are two sons, Den­ Alfred Beebe, 38, of Wellwood Cir­ undefeated Church choir for 30 years; a Swine flu shots too serious and he could be ready for Eagles on their own one but in eight drive. Curry is at New Haven, 1-5; Southern Mrs. Abelina Gomez, 85, of 72 nis J. Leggett of East Hartford and F ire c a lls cle was charged early today with dis­ of 400 was a giant step daughter. Miss Eleanor M. Gordon of Saturday’s clash in Simsbury against plays they marched the 99 yards with White completed nine of 18 passes Connecticut, 4-2, hosts Maine; Seaman Circle, died Sunday at home. William E. Baiocchi of Ellington; orderly conduct and interfering with backwards for Manchester Vernon; a brother. Dr. E. Victor Manchester given 6,000 Simsbury High. DesRoches toting the pigskin the for 97 yards but had three picked off, Wesleyan, 4-1, is at Bowdoin, and She was the widow of Manuel Gomez. three daughters, Mrs. Albert (Linda) a police officer. His wife, Juliana, High. Rockville High’s football team Navasatis, Mrs. Richard (Janet) Gordon of Guilford; four sisters, Saturday, 3:49 p.m. final 35. two by Rumley. Kiefer had some fine Western Connecticut, 4-2, plays at Mrs. Gomez was bom Aug. 27, Mrs. Christine Grimes, Mrs. —Leaves of fire near Salter's and Chester Leckner, 49, of 14 Pen- Both teams entered the contest Wethersfield was touted as having kept its hopes of an unbeaten season Mirucki and Mrs. Terry (Diane) at clinics What proved to be the turning point runs for Manchester but much of the Plymouth St. 1891, in Santander, Spain, and lived in Margery Schendel, Mrs. Gertrude Pond off Parker St. (Eighth field Ave., Ellington, were charged with 0-4 records but if overcon­ a fine passing game and weak on the Yale halfback John Pagliaro alive with a 32-7 thrashing of error- Mason, all of East Hartford; and 11 came early in the second half. The time offensive thrusts were thwarted Manchester for 33 years. Duncan, and Mrs. Helen District) with interfering with a police officer. The swine flu clinics held Friday fidence can be pin-pointed as a ground. While they weren’t turned in another brilliant day on the prone Northwest Catholic Saturday grandchildren. Indians took the kickoff and marched as blocking breakdowns occurred. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. McCollumall of Manchester, and Sunday, 9:01 p.m. —False Police said the charges were made and Saturday went very well, accor­ problem, well... “Were we overcon­ ■devastating overland, the Eagles gridiron, ripping the Penn line for 187 in Rockville. The Rams now sport an The funeral is Tuesday at 1 ;30 p.m. to the Eagle 16. But two quarterback Juan Gomez and Miss Julie Gomez, three grandchildren. alarm from Box 52, Spruce after a domestic disturbance at the ding to Ronald Kraatz, assistant fident? Could be. We played like we won it with the run. Quarterback Bill Statistics: yards in 33 carries and scoring all over-all 6-0 mark while Northwest at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 and Eldridge Sts. (Town) sacks by John Poulos and Ted both of Manchester. Tlie funeral is ’Tuesday at 11 a.m. Beebe home. Mrs. Beebe and town health administrator. were,” stated a stunned Indian Coach Rumley completed 10 of 22 passes, M W three Yale touchdowns. falls to 3-3 with the loss. Main St., Manchester, with the Rev. Today, 7:38 a m. —Gasoline Stoneburner pushed Manchester 63 The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Leckner were released on $250 non­ About 3,500 people showed on at the Jack Holik. "We didn’t come ready missing several wide open targets, 62 Offensive plays UConn quarterback Bernie Palmer Alva G. Decker, pastor of St. John’s washdown opposite 935 Onter back and on the first play after 11 First downs 13 In the other area clash. South from the John F. Tierney Funeral Main St., with the Rev. Robert W. surety bonds for court Nov. 10. Beebe to play football. Terrible, just for 87 yards. But 5-6,151-pound juqior scored two touchdowns and passed Episcopal Church in Blast Hartford, St. (Town) Friday clinic held at Manchester regaining possession, DesRoches 44-68 Rushes-yards 41-179 Windsor High fell to CVC foe Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Mass Eldridge Jr;, of Pittsfield, Mass., was admitted to Rockville General High School, and an additional 2,500 terrible....’’ Holik said shaking his Gerald DesRoches more than made for a third in Connecticut's Yankee ofriciating. Burial will be in East Today, 11:15 a.m.—Delayed burst 58 yards through a big hole off 97 Passing yards 87. Newington, 27-21. The Bobcats are at 10:30 a.m. at the Church of the formerly of South United Methodist ignition of oil burner at Porter Hospital. His court date was not set. went to Saturday’s clinic at Illing head. up for Rumley’s misguided tosses Conference upset over Cemetery, Manchester, with full his right side. That, with 8:35 left in 9-18 Passing 10-22 now 2-4 for the season. Assumption. Burial will be in St. Churchx officiating. Burial will be in St. address. (Town) Ellington Junior High. The lackluster performance was a rushing for 173 yards on 19 carries Total yards 266 Massachusetts at Amherst, Mass. James Cemetery. military honors. the third canto, was the end for 165 Blast Cemetery. South Windsor Resident State Trooper Tony Kraatz said that there were no two-fold disaster. Not only did the and all three Wethersfield 1 Fumbles lost 1 Friends may call at the funeral Friends may call at the funeral Manchester. TTiere are no calling hours. Today, 11:22 a.m, —Fire in­ Morianos blames political signs for a traffic problems on either day, and Silk Towners lose their fifth straight, touchdowns on runs of 16, 35 and 58 0 Interceptions by 3 home tonight from 7 to 9. home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to'9 p.m. The family suggests that friends side garbage truck at 79 Judy minor two-car collision today at 7:45 that many people used the applica­ 14 in a row over a two-year span, but yards. The rest of the Eagle Wethersfield’s Stoneburner tackled 6-31.7 Punts 5-40.6 The family suggests that those The family suggests that those Yds. penalized 95 wishing to do so may make memorial wishing to do so may make memorial Lane. a.m. at the intersection of Jolly Rd. tion forms made available through they lost two starters probably for backfield managed just six yards but White in the endzone for a two-point 40 wishing to do so may make memorial gifts to the South United Methodist Tolland County Big Eight upsets gifts to the Heart Association, 310 and Mountain Rd. the Herald. gifts to St. Jude’s Fund, Dominican Church. Saturday, 11:17 a.m. Robert E. Zashust, 21, of 11 Jolly There are three more clinics Fathers, 183 Bayview Ave., Jersey Collins St., Hartford. —Chlorine explosion and Rd. stopped at the entrance to Moun­ scheduled, two for November and City, N.J., 07305. S c o r e b o a r d small Hre inside garage at 26 one in December. New Rd., Tolland. Co’captains pace Penney spice college slate A b o u t to w n Basketball 1: » •: e IS-'S NBA NEW YORK (UPI) - Take it from the football folks of Nor­ meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at By SUE FREIHEIT its own 20 and after a five-yard penal­ final period. man, Okla. and Lincoln, Neb.: The Big Eight Conference is A pre-school story houi 7 p.m. when they will visit The Women’s Home the home of Mrs. Eldna ty, quarterback Lynch called a play On the next series of plays, Sunday's Games will begin Tuesday at their children’s classrooms League of the Salvation Correspondent Atlanta 115, Milwaukee about as safe to tread as a midnight stroll through New York’s Johnston at 7 Park West Prego's It was Captain’s Day for the action pass. He tossed to end Bill Cassarino’s 45-yard punt rolled dead Whiton Memorial Library and meet the teachers. Army will meet Tuesday at Dr., Rockville. DiBartoIomeo who caught the ball at the Simsbury one putting the 91 Central Park. Penney High Black Knights C leveland 100, Los from 10 to 10:30 a.m. for PTA memberships will 1:30 p.m. at the Citadel. over his head at midfield and sped Trojans in a hole that resulted in the It was the kind of weekend which well in the game,” said Woods. "For This will be a fellowship The 4-H Helping Hands children ages 3 to 5. Mrs. also be available. Saturday in Simsbury as Co- the remaining distance to complete fifth Penney score. Simsbury Angeles 95 has become typical of the rocky Big some reason I couldn’t get a spiral Seattle 104, NY Nets 93 Gordon Moores, children's Refreshments will be service. Hostesses will be will meet Wednesday at Rugbyknit Captains Mike Noble, Mark the 85-yard touchdown play. couldn’t move and after a 36-yard Eight this year. A weekend where down the middle but We hit the ones Mrs. Capt. Arthur (Jarlson 3:30 p.m. at 105 Semnan (Only games scheduled) librarian, will read and served. Lynch, Steve Cassarino and Simsbury tried to play catch up by punt, the Knights drove 40 yards in even third-ranked Nebraska and we needed.” Circle. Members will work conduct activities. The and Mrs. Sylvia Yeske. going to the air but the alert Penney seven plays with Nobile going over fifth-rated Oklahoma could get The one Missouri needed most was on patchwork pillows. Doug Dione led their team* program will continue on The Manchester WATES defense in the person of Paul Saucier from two yards out for his second Hockey mugged in their own backyard. a 98-yard Woods to Stewart The Citadel. Mrs. Annie There will also be a mates to a 33-6 CCIL football Tuesday’s for seven weeks. will meet Tuesday at the intercepted at the Trojan 15 with 30 touchdown of the afternoon. The third-ranked Cornhuskers fell touchdown pass on a third down from Johnston will present a Halloween party. looks great! victory over Simsbury High. NHL Italian-American Club. victim to upstart Missouri, which has Missouri's own two. The touchdown, Bicentennial program. seconds left in the half. With nine Nobile totaled 115 yards rushing in Sunday’s Results The final session on post- Weighing in will be from 7 Penney’s record goes to 3-2 in already claimed road victories over along with a two-point conversion Hostesses are Mrs. Ruth seconds left. Lynch found his favorite 15 carries and led he defensive Vancouver 5, NY high education planning to 8 p.m. There will be a SEE ARTHUR'S league play and 4-2 over-all while Ohio State and Southern California. pass from Woods to Stewart, gave Barrette and Mrs. Dorothy target DiBartoIomeo for a 10-yard charge for Penney. Signal-caller Rangers 4 will be tonight at 7:30 p.m. fashion show. Members NEW OPEN PRICE Simsbury slips to 0-5,0-6 with the set­ Using a back-up quarterback, Pete 16th-ranked Missouri a 31-24 lead. Jenkins. TD play. The run for the extra points Lynch, back in action for the first Philadelphia 5, Colorado in the Manchester High may bring guests. BOOK ON ALL back. \ was stopped and the Knights owned a time since being injured in the se­ Woods, and a surprise 98-yard pass Meanwhile, in Norman, where School cafeteria. A In the first quarter after an play to slotback Joe Stewart, Oklahoma’s Sooners almost never The Chaminade Musical Prego’s Rugbyknit fits and 20-0 halftime bulge. cond game of the season, looked Atlanta 3, Pittsburgh 3 workshop will be devoted Friendship Circle of the PRESCMPTIONS exchange of punts, Penney ground A blocked punt by Ed Whalen set sharp in guiding the Wishbone attack Missouri rallied from behind to shock lose, there was yet another shocker to financial aid. There will Gub executive board will Buttalo 2, Washington 1 Salvation Army will meet looks great because its game churned 80 yards in 10 plays Penney up on the Simsbury six in the on the ground and in the air. Nebraska 34-24 before the hometown with in-state rival Oklahoma State be a discussion of the Basic Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at with Cassarino powering over from Chicago 7, St. Louis 2 Lincoln fans who aren’t accustomed third period. The Knights wasted lit­ Cassarino’s punting kept Simsbury ^ (Only games scheduled) the perpetrator. The Cowboys, who Education Opportunity The Memorial Temple machine washable Orion® the eight. Dione added the extra tle time with Nobile bulling past four in poor field position all afternoon to such indignities. hadn’t beaten Oklahoma in 10 years, Grant. The public is in­ Pythian Sisters will meet points on a run up the middle. A WHA Woods, a junior playing in place of used a 159-yard performance by vited. defenders for the score. The extra and not to be overlooked was the Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the acrylic. Shirt-weight Nbbile 32-yard burst highlighted the point attempt failed. blocking of Dione and the pass recep­ Sunday’s Results the injured Steve Pisarkiewicz, hit Terry Miller, which included a 72- Marine Home on Parker drive. Winnipeg’7, Birmingham six of 16 passes and he ran for only 38 yard touchdown gallop, and three The Verplanck PTA will comfort that looks fine Simsbury regrouped under the tions of 6-4 junior DiBartoIomeo. St. Refreshments will be As the second quarter opened, the 1 yards on 15 carries. field goals from Abby Daigle to upset have an open house for direction of freshman signal-caller Penn^y’s next test is Saturday at served by Mrs. Marion Penney defense led by Nobile and Calgary 6, San Diego 0 “I wasn’t throwing the ball very the Sooners, 31-24. parents only on Tuesday at with jeans, slacks or you Randy Ventura moving 72 yards in 15 home in East Hartford against Keegan and Helen Petyra. tackle Roger Brown forced the plays with Bill Garrity scoring from dangerous Hall High of West Hart­ Phoenix 5, Edmonton 3 name it. Try one on— Trojans to punt. Penney took over at the one with eight minutes left in the ford. you’ll like it! WE CARRY Dried Flowers •14 Defensive errors Hornets blast Enfield Sports slate swarming as Christ blocked an En­ "Defensively,” Dakin added, "this By RICH TULLER field punt and linebacker John Tuller defensive unit has been great all year hurt MCC hooters Correspondent pounced on the loose ball in the end and today was no different.” The 977 MAIN East Hartford High’s zone for a touchdown. Ogle flipped to Hornet mentor went on to praise tlie breakaway tally at 14:35. A hand ball Monday Downtown By DAVE ROBACK Hornets kept their football fullback Mark Finan for a two-point middle guard Ahern and linebacker violation set up Mitchell’s fourth SOCCER Manchoator Correspondent conversion and the Hornets took a 22- Tuller for their excellence. "Enfield gift shop score with Gillian King converting Bolton at East Catholic, record unblemished by rolling Defensive errors proved to be the 0 lead into the halftime lockerroom. is better than its record indicates. the penalty shot. The final Pequot 3 il5 over Enfield High, 28-8, in Mon.-8at. til 5:30; Thura. til 9 downfall as Manchester Community Larry Komarenko, the Hornets’ They had some key players out early score came with 17 minutes left, CROSS COUNTRY College’s soccer team dropped a 5-2 CCIL football action Saturday fine halfback, was the game’s in the year and they are just begin­ Hiram King dribbling past a fallen Windham at Manchester, decision to Mitchell College Saturday in East Hartford before a leading rusher with 122 yards on 17 ning to jell as a team. They have not WALT JOYNER MCC goalie. 3:30 In New London. crowd of 1,500. carries. Sixty-four of the yards came yet shown their full ability.” Dakin Mitchell, now 7-2, got on the An MCC resurgence came too late Cheney Tech at Vinal Tech The Hornets, who rank third in a in the third quarter on a scoring jaunt warned. scoreboard early' when an MCC with Chip Behrmann scoring with 25 The Hornets travel to West Hart­ bicycles seconds left. MCC, now 8-3, outshot Windham at Manchester downstate poll, improved their over­ thru the Enfield defense. Komarenko defensive mixup enabled Sid Alfonso has now rushed for 847 yards and is ford Saturday for a clash with 4-0-1 to convert a shot poast goalie Mike Mitchell, 21-18. The Cougars travel to (girls) all record to 6-0, 5-0 in league play. SAYS Enfield falls to 1-5, 1-4 in the con­ the state’s leading scorer with 104 Conard High with the. lead in the Gerber. Storrs Wednesday to face the UConn ference, with the loss. points. CCIL at stake. An East Hartford vic­ The Pequots’ Gillian King was JVs. tory could put it in the driver's seat East Hartford quarterback Jim Enfield averted a shutout in the TNIT WILL PLUS! NO NEW TAXES yolhro credited with a goal when Cougar for league honors. Ogle started the scoring in the first fourth stanza when quarterback Tim EVERTOIE chartaed JohnOoms’ head ball went off line Statistics: First prixe period with a one-yard plunge. John Kelly hit Dana King with a 20-yard I& Come in and lay away with Gerber unable to handle the EH E K ) MAIN ITmiT, MANCHUTIN . w rve Christ added the conversion for a 7-0 ^ a bike lor Christmas MONDAY ttmi lATUNOAY le l : » miscue. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (UPI) - scoring aerial. Kelly tossed to Peter 9 First downs 7 THUMDAV fdO lo I M changed Witii five minutes expired in the se­ Doubles champs Marty Riessen beat Lutz 2-6,6-2, edge. Moschetti for the extra points. Rushes-yards 39-125 lUOESTmUTIMir 'The Hornet defense, which has 42-142 iiwiieteutiRm VOTE REPUBLICAN REGAL cond half, Mitchell made it 3-0 as a PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - 6-3 Sunday to earn the $6,000 first 73 Yards passing 35 riitTROAoKAU been extremely impressive all Hornet Coach Jim Dakin was 2-10 n u M u u TM-CITY ALAZA, VtRNON MEN’S SHOP Richardson Phillips pass set up Chris Evert team ^ with Martina prize in a $20,000 Western States’ 4-12 Passing MAia STREET. ROUTE M 160 VtRaO».CORR,l7E11ll MONDAY Hmi FRIDAY 1 0 M lo ( M 7hr C'unplrtr Mrn \ Shiir Hlraiti Kings' ^oal that went skidding Navratilova to turn back Billie Jean men’s professional tennis tourna­ season, then took matters into its pleased with his team's win but 215 Total yards NOV. 2nd (ATURDAY 1040 W King and Betty Stove 6-2,6-4 Sunday own hands. Tom Ahern intercepted added, “offensively we were not our 7-26.0 Punting 7-25.5. Into the lower left of the net. ment. 1 Pd. Ad By Joynar Comm. • Wf ACCirr MARTIR CHAROl AND DANK AMIRICARD • and win thp doubles title at the $200,- an attempted screen pass and usual selves. We didn’t execute or 0 Fumbles lost Laalla Balohar, Traoa. ir s OUR 3ath...Lers c blebrate.. The Cougars then seemed to pull A crowd of 2,000 watched the finals 0 000 Colgate Inaugural women’s rambled 60 yards for the score. control the game as we would have 1 Interceptions by' themselves together. Constant at Robertson Gym on the UC Santa Yds. penalized 28 pressure resulted in a Roberto Cicero professional tennis tournament. Barbara campus. East Hartford’s defense again was liked to.” 60 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct. 25, 1976- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester.■ Conn., Mon., Oct. 25,1976 Can of sardines lucky for Patriots State’s Catholicsf ethnics key to Nutmeg electoral votes ORCHARD PARK, N Y. "The only, game I forgot them was the loss — with starting quarterback moved him into second place on the the Bills came up with three of the didn’t. But we’re very thankful to get (UPI) — Some people might in Detroit and we lost that one. That Joe Ferguson knocked out for the NFL’s all-time rushing list ahead of Pats' five bobbles. the win. It was just a hell of a long By PETER A. BROWN niing workers in those areas with large numbers of was a big mistake. I won't forget season with a back injury. Jim Taylor. “It was that slick kind of wet,” time coming, that’s all.” HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut’s large Roman Catholic and ethnic voters with more specific issue- have thanked their lucky stars them anymore. If I do, I find myself after New England beat Buf­ The defeat and the injuries “You would like to be No. 1 and said Grogan. “It wasn’t completely Buffalo coach Jim Rlngo said his Catholic and ethnic population hold the key to the state’s orients material instead of more general literature, hurting the team,” he said. that’s what I'd like to do,” Simpson wet or completely dry, just real team would be looking for another eight electoral votes during the last eight days of the Ironically, Biebel says he thinks part of Carter’s falo Sunday. But Patriot offen­ The five-year NFL veteran ad­ said after moving up to number two, slippery. The officials weren’t quarterback to backup third-year pro presidential campaign. problem wirt the two groups lies with his origins, similar sive guard Sam Adams was mitted his sardines — even though behind Jim Brown's 12,312. keeping the ball dry. And I’m not a (jary Marangi for the rest of the The state has less than three per cent of the electoral the handicap John Kennedy, the nation’s only Catholic thanking his lucky sardines. they have a 5-1 record — may not New England back Sam Cun­ great wet-ball thrower.” season. votes needed for victory, but has always been considered President, faced In 1960. have been totally responsible for the ningham piled up 118 yards and He also hinted the team might be In an indicator of national trends. “You have many people who don’t understand his The blond, second-year quarter­ Adams, who had suffered through win. scored a touchdown on a one-yard the market for its fourth place kicker Its results, usually among the first available in the twang, just like people in other regions couldn’t unders- back still managed to complete a nine straight losses in past years to “It could have been just good pass plunge. > of the season after George country, are thought to have an influence in the electoral tsnd Kenney. He gives an air of having marbles in his nine-yard touchdown pass to tight the Bills, kept the can of sardines in protection by the offensive line,” he Jakowenko missed two extra points vote-rich West, which finds out Connecticut’s decision mouth,” Biebel said. his locker during the game and said after quarterback Steve Grogan Adams looked knowingly at his sar­ end Russ Francis. And Grogan and a key field goal against New with three hours of voting time remaining. Biebel says its more than just Carter’s speaking scampered for another 10-yard saluted their success after New passed for one touchdown and ran for dines while considering the game's 11 England. f Despite an overwhelming Democratic plurality In style, England.s 26-22 victory. He said the another to lead the win. fumbles and two intercepted touchdown himself. The Patriots led 28-16 when voter registration, FTesident Ford appears to have the "If ® feeling of people being satisfied with what Patriots won earlier this year after While Adams was praising his overshadowed a 110-yard, two- passes.But other people blamed the "There was a lot of bouhcing foot­ Jakowenko’s field goal attempt went smallest of leads. Both sides agree his surprising s"*! unsure of what they’d get with he ate a can of sardines, so he lucky charm, the Bills had to be touchdown game by Bills run- weather and a slippery ball for the balls around the field today,” said wide from 32 yards after a drive that strength among Catholic and ethnic voters explains the Carter, Biebel said, decided sardines might be his lucky wondering what had hexed them. ningback O.J. Simpson, which gave turnovers — New England recovered Patriots coach Chuck Fairbanks. started with a Buffalo recovery of a lead. charms. Eight Buffalo players were injured in him 8,609 yards during his career and four of Buffalo's six fumbles while “Some bounced our way and some Patriot fumble. Democrats prepare to spread the word Both groups traditionally vote Democratic and Jimmy Mayor Matthew Moriarty (second from left) gives instructions to other local Democratic Carter’s problems in Connecticut, as in much of the leaders who took part in a leaflet campaip on Saturday. Listening are (left to right) Northeast, has been his inability to reach them. John Thompson, (leputy mayor; Jack Goldberg, member of the Board of Directors; Roger Carter coordinator Michael Cardozo concedes his EAST SIDE - WEST SIDE —Clinic set — Negro, town treasurer, and Phyllis Jackston, also a director. (Herald photo by Dunn) man’s ability to carry the state in large part depends on winning those groups back. ALL AROUND THE TOWN Officials threw flags Manrhester Com­ Oilers run out of luck "The traditional Democrats who two or three weeks munity College will eon- ago were leaning to Ford are coming back. It’s lessening (their inclination to Ford), but its still there. There is duel a free soeeer clinic Chargers. Sipe, who con­ Two conversion kicks by another theft 25 yards for a for boys and girls 6-12 NEW YORK (UPI) West to try kill press curbs definitely some softness there,” Cardozo said. “Foit Know hut Steelers scored nected on 23 of 28 passes Oakland’s Fred Steinfort years of age at Cougar — The Houston Oilers, touchdown. “The Catholic and ethnic vote isn’t everything, but its for 246 yards, also threw a were blocked by Fred Carr 49crs 15, Falcons 0 going to go a long way to deciding the winner here,” says Fran” Field off Welherell St. who toyed with dis­ three-yard scoring pass to and Ray Guy missed the The 49ers’ defense held Saturday. aster all week, finally Republican State Chairman Frederick K. Biebel, who EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (UPI) - Mean Joe Greene made Reggie Rucker in the first third attempt. the Falcons to only 44 being considered by UNESCO disagrees Ford has peaked with those groups. MCC roach Jim Dyer V- f' •' on/1 f’liltiiral nroaniTatinn Tt i it a point prior to Sunday’s game between his Pittsburgh Steelers ran out of luck Sunday. quarter. The Chargers Lions 41, Seahawks 14 yards total offense and had and Cultural Organization. It is Both men agree the President's strength among and his varsity will con­ NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - The meeting opening Tuesday, western and the New York Giants to advise the officials of excessive Oilers quarterback Dan scored touchdowns on Dan Greg Landry threw for eight quarterback sacks to scheduled to be opened by President Catholics, almost 50 per cent of the population, and RE-ELECT duct the session, which Fouts’ 16-yard pass to three touchdowns and United States and West European sources said today. holding they could expect from the New York offensive line. will be held from 9:30 Pastorini ran his car into a pace ^ n Francisco’s vic­ Jomo Kenyatta and will run for ethnics are more a product of uneasiness about Carter tree and coach Bum Charlie Joiner and running Detroit defenders in­ tory. It was the third nations will try to kill a Soviet- The conference is expected to be almost six weeks. Greene felt there was an inordinate to 10:30 a.m. Registra­ than faith in Ford. FRAN Phillips narrowly missed a tercepted six Jim Zorn straight game in which the Inspired plan to curb traditional the most controversial in the history Some delegates warned on the eve amount of undetected holding when tion is from 9 to 9:30 Democrats believe part of the reason for Carter’s 50-foot fall earlier this passes, returning two for 49ers held their opponent press freedoms at a major U.N. of the U.N. Educational, Scientific of the meeting that UNESCO’s future New York beat Pittsburgh 17-0 problem here is his national media campaign, apparently “We weren't doing anything on the a.m. week, but there was touchdowns, to spark the without a touchdown. San could be in jeopardy unless the MAHONEY during the preseason and the all-pro Instruction will successful in other regions, which has turned more on line we hadn't done in the past." he nothing Houston could do Lions' rout. Levi Johnson, Francisco scored on a one- questions of press fre^om and full defensive tackle wanted to make emphasize the basic Carter’s image than the traditional Democratic issue of said. “We really don't think we hold. to avoid the onslaught of who had two interceptions, yard run by Kermit John­ membership rights for Israel were STATE sure the Giants did not manage a Maybe it was the officiating crew. skills of soccer. .A m the economy. the Gncinnati Bengals and scored on a 70-yard return son, a pair of field goals by handled skilfully. To forestall possi­ repeat performance. special “ beat the They say, pointing to the state’s historically higher REPRESENTATIVE All those holds better be on film, 270-pound Coy Bacon. and Lem Barney ran back Steve Mike-Mayer and a Two seek PZC permission ble terrorism, security was extreme­ The officials heeded the Pittsburgh goalie" contest with than the national average turnout, Connecticut voters DISTRICT 13 that's all I can say. The Bengals overcame back Don Woods’ 11-yard safety. ly tight. For the first time in the lineman's ad vice... stretching it to a MCC goalies Mike tend to be more interested in politics in general and "If we had lost that game, it would injuries to several key pass to Sam Scarber. point a little too far even for Greene Gerber and Mike Motta issues specifically. have been a crime.” players to wallop the Cleveland’s Greg FTuitt Center, site of the meeting, all per­ to accept. The officials whistled 27 Harris rushed for another one-yard in the nets will be held. was injured in the second to clean HockanumRiver“ '’ To counter this, they have begun a radio blitz using penalties in the game, including a First prize is a new Oilers, 27-7, in. the sons and their baggage were being local party big wigs to explain Carter’s plans to deal with Astrodome and take the quarter and left the game. Lakers still need help checked by metal detectors. club record 19 against the Steelers, soccer ball. Rams 16, Saints 10 economic and energy concerns. Mayor ol Manchostor 1962-1986 but it was not enough to prevent .A game, at 11 will pit lead in the American Foot­ Two Manchester residents in­ The two applicants for the permit The United States, which pays 25 They have also shifted their canvassing operation, ar ball Conference’s Central Pat Haden came off the per cent of UNESCO’s budget, has 8 Yaara Stata Laglalativa Exparlanca Pittsburgh from rolling to a 27-0 vic­ MCC against arch-rival bench in the fourth quarter NEW YORK (UPI) th e Atlanta Hawks terested in cleaning up the are Dr. Douglas Smith and Spencer tory over the hapless Giants. Middlesex Community Division by a game over defeated the Milwaukee Hockanum River will request a per­ Cain. already shown its displeasure at RealdenI of diatrlet lor paal 36 yaara Houston. to th ro w a 40-yard what it considered the organizations “I told them to watch out for the College. touchdown pass to Harold — The Los Angeles Bucks 115-91 and the Seat­ mit for their work from the Planning The commission is also scheduled Co-Chairman Bicantennial Calebratlon guys in the blue,” Greene said. "But In other games Sunday, Lakers must be get­ tle SuperSonics beat the and Zoning Commission (PZC) at to act on a requested zone change for anti-Israeli bias by chopping off 538 Red Cross seeks help Pittsburgh shut out the Jackson and pull out the million dollars in contributions for Mamber Aaaociatlon of Ratlrad Paraona, apparently they (the officials) didn't ting the message that New York Nets 104-93. tonight’s meeting. the shopping center at the intersec­ Mancheater Chapter #1275 New York Giants. 27-0; victory for the Rams. the last two years. for serviceman’s family dig that too much. They just kept Larry MuCutcheon’s two- it takes more than Hawks 115, Bucks 91 The PZC is the town’s Inland- tion of Green Rd. and Woodbridge St. Life-long mefnber of St. Jamea Pariah throwing those flags. Scoreboard Baltimore blanked the Steve Hawes scored 19 Wetlands Agency, and a permit from The applicants, Laura A. Belfiore Washington will come under in­ The Manchester branch of the American Red Cross is New York Je ts, 20-0; yard run and Tom Kareem Abdul-Jabbar "Somebody must have been touchdown late in the fourth quarter points and Tom Hender­ the agency is required before any and Francis and Norma Conti, are tense criticism in Nairobi for this ac­ in need of baby furnishings for a local serviceman's fami­ Minnesota topped Dempsey's 49-yard field mad...someone must have been and finished up with 106 yards for the to make them winners son had 18 to pace the type clean-up work could begin on the seeking a change from Business I to tion from the UNESCO secretariat, Philadelphia, 31-12; goal. Ihe Saints’ Bobby the Soviet bloc and third world ly- VOTE DEMOCRATIC irritated with a certain defensive 22nd 100 yards-or-better performance Football Douglass threw a 28-yard in th e National Hawks’ attack while Bob river. Business II for the center. A crib and playpen are especially needed for a 10- tackle. They didn't take too kindly to in his 4 1/2 year career. His NFL Cleveland defeated San Basketball Associa­ Dandridge led both teams Atty. Vincent Diana, speaking at a nations, sources said. month-old baby boy. Clothing can also be used. NOVEMBER 2nd Diego, 21-17; New England touchdown pass to Tony At a UNESCO executive board what I had to tell them.” touchdowns gave him nine for the Saturday's Results Galbreath and Rich Szaro tion. with 29. The Hawks led by meeting of the PZC earlier this Anyone having any of the above items to contribute season, the high mark in the AFC. beat Buffalo, 26-22; Los Sailor survives meeting late last year the Russians Mahoney Committee - Harry Maldment, Treaa. The Giants accepted 15 of the 19 San Francisco 15. Atlan­ kicked a 22-yard field goal. The Lakers’ fans and 20 points at halftime and month, said that the owners of the may contact the Manchester Red Cross office at 643-5111. Gerela added a 28-yard field goal Angeles topped New inspired a controversial mass media penalties against the Steelers'for 120 ta 0 Cowboys 31, Bears 21 management, if qot all handed the Bucks their 28 days on raft shopping center have a vacant store and Frank Lewis wrapped up the Orleans, 16-10; Dallas document whose key passage said: yards. E i^ t of the penalties came in Sunday's Results Danny White, subbing for NBA observers, thought third straight loss. and have been approached by three the First half when Pittsburgh had scoring for Pittsburg with a 16-yard Baltimore 20, NY Jets 0 defeated Giicago, 31-21; Sonics 104, Nets 93 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A different people who are interested States are responsible for the ac­ Miami edged Tampa Bay, injured Roger Staubacb, the acquisition of the 7- young sailing enthusiast who sur­ trouble generating any offense. flanker reverse with 29 seconds left Los Angeles 16, New Rookies Dennis Johnson in using the vacant area for a full- tivities in the international sphere of 23-20; Cincinnati beat threw a pair of touchdown foot-4 Jabbar would bring vived 28 days aboard a life raft in the The Steelers Finally scored with in the game. Orleans 10 and Bob Wilkerson came service pharmacy, which would in­ all mass media under their jurisdic­ Houston, 27-7; Denver passes to FTeston Pearson the Lakers a championship Pacific after his yacht sank told the 1:41 to play in the half on a one-yard The victory was the second Minnesota 31, off the bench in the third clude the sale of alcohol and tion.” topped Kansas City, 35-26; to enable the Cowboys to last season. They were Coast Guard Sunday that two ship­ plunge by Franco Harris; they added straight for Pittsburgh and the se­ Philadelphia 12 quarter to lift Seattle to a prescription drugs. The sale of Western governments and media Oakland defeated Green withstand a late Bears' ral­ badly disappointed when mates died from exposure and were a 21-yard field goal by Gerela 76 cond consecutive week the famed New ^gland 26. Buffalo 22-point lead and put the alcohol is not permitted under argue that if the 138-member Bay, 18-14, and Detroit ly. Staubaeh left the game the Lakers didn’t even buried at sea. UNESCO general conference adopts seco^ later after a 38-yard in­ “Steel Curtain” defense held the op­ 2 2 game out of reach for the Business I zoning. routed Seattle, 41-14. early in the second half make the playoffs. Bruce Cktllins, 23, who completed a terception return by J.T. Thomas to position without a touchdown. It was Pittsburgh 27, NY Giants fatigued Nets, who have Also on tonight’s agenda are two the declaration it will give the U.N. In a Saturday night with a broken bone in the Now the Lakers are sea survival course just before the New York three. also the seventh straight defeat for 0 played three road games in zoning amendments that the PZC has stamp of approval to a snowballing game, San Francisco shut little finger of his throwing three games into a new graduating from college in June, was "It's extra frustrating,” said the winless Giants. Geveland 27, San Diego as many nights. It was the previously discussed. effort by Communist and third world out Atlanta, 15-0. hand. Walter Payton, the season and the message picked up Sunday by the Coast Guard Pittsburgh Coach Chu(± Noll of all “It's really frustrating,” said New 17 Sonics’ first NBA game of One would allow organizations countries to restrict press freedoms. Hie St. Louis Cardinals NFL’s leading rusher, remains the same; Jabbar from a rubber raft floating in the sea the penalties. "I have no explanation York linebacker Brad Van Pelt. “If Dallas 31, Chicago 21 the year played before a without a liquor license to sell beer UNESCO itself denies the charge. play the Redskins in scored one touchdown for can’t do it alone. 780 miles west of San Francisco. The Western delegates argue a se­ for it.” we were a bad team, maybe it Denver 35, Kansas City the Bears, but was sellout crowd of 14,098. for up to six days a year. Several peo­ wouldn't bother me so much. But we Washington tonight in the The Geveland Cavaliers A report received by the Coast cond resolution to channel UNESCO Noll, whose offensive unit was 26 sidelined in the second half won their second straight ple, speaking at a public hearing in have a good team and a lot of talent. naticHially-televised game. Guard headquarters from the skipper funds to fledgling third world news called seven times for either holding Detroit 41, Seattle 14 with a slightly sprained game and dealt the Lakers September, were strongly against We're a better team than last year. I Colta 20, Jets 0 of the cutter Campbell said he was agencies eventually will have the or ille ^ use of the bands, said he Miami 23, Tampa Bay 20 ankle. their second loss in three the proposed change. was going to complain to the league just don't know what the problem Oakland 18, Green Bay 14 Bert Jones threw TOYOTA- “healthy and good spirits.” The A second amendment to be con­ same result. is." touchdown passes of 41 and Dolphins 23, Buiranrers games Sunday night with a DATSUN Campbell was due in port Tuesday. ofFice abwt the officiating in the con­ Cincinnati 27, Houston 7 100-95 triumph at sidered would add all Business II test. 79 yards to Roger Carr in 2 0 SPECIALIST A late night medical bulletin from uses to the Central Business District. Garo Yepremian kicked Richfield, Ohio. Jabbar leading the Colts to an easy the Campbell said Collins was suf­ This would extend to the Central victory over the Jets. Carr a 29-yard field goal, his scored a game-high 29 On* Day Svnicv fering from acute malnutrition and Cotter revises Petty elated On Mott Jobs Business District the requirement Seek third win 19th hole had five receptions for 210 third of the game, with 55 points but the Cavs held dehydration but he was “mentally HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. with victory him without a field goal that hotels and motels have at least HARTFORD, (UPI) - yards and Jones completed seconds left in the game to alert and knows where he is.” It said 16 rooms. William R. Cotter said Sunday he is end the Dolphin’s three- from 3:47 of the second The rejuvenated New 16 of 27 passes for 281 he was being fed intravenously and The PZC Is also scheduled to act on revising a bill to include an annual SWEEPS - Class A - ROCKINGHAM, N.C. game losing streak. Benny period to 9:41 of the final / England Whalers will be Country Club yards. Toni Linhart kicked being treated for body sores. a land division request from Leon review of all tax shelters, credits and Gross — Erwin Kennedy (UPI) — “Let me in­ Malone and Don Not­ period as they led all the shooting for their third field goals of 24 and 35 MOTORS The two who died aboard the raft Podrove and will hear a preapplica­ exemptions as well as federal budget I THROW OUT PAR 5’s 75, Net — Ray Gordon 80-9- troduce myself,” the tingham scored the two way. .-traight win and their se­ yards. The Colts now are 6 114 E. Main 8t. were Jim Ahola, 25, and Camilla tion review from Charles Burr for items. Cotter’s bill introduced in - Gass A Sam Watson 54-8- 71, Gass B—Gross— Mort nation's premier stock car Elsewhere in the NBA. cond consecutive victory 1 and the Jets 1-6. Miami touchdowns on Rockvilla Arthur, 20, both of San Anselmo, property on N. Main St. June, requires each government 46; Gass B— Bob Jones 63- Rosenthal 81, Net — Bob driver told reporters after short runs, while wide over Cincinnati Tuesday Vikings 31, Eagles 12 Calif. The Coast Guard said Miss The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 agency to justify its budget and be | 16-47, Bill Giguere 60-11-49, Genovesi 80-10-70; Class C his victory in the American Chuck Foreman ran for receiver Morris Owens 871-1617 Arthur died on their 21st day aboard night. A1 Carmienke 59-10-49; p.m. in Lincoln Center. subject to review every four years. - Bob Lachapelle 93, Net 500, “I'm Richard Petty.” 200 yards and two scored all three Bucs' the raft and Ahola on the 19th day. Class C — Stan Prachniak The Whalers will host the - Bill Palmer 95-20-75. touchdowns Sunday to help touchdowns. 66-20-46; Low gross — Althou^ his 180 career Stingers at the Hartford MEMBER.MEMBER the unbeaten Minnesota Broncos 35, Chiefs 26 Erwin Kennedy 72. victories have made him Civic Center where they Low net — EA Ansaldi-Dino Vikings overcome early Rick Upchurch returned Bennet winner SWEEPS - Class A - the envy of the other held off a pesky Cincinnati Fiori 61, Ray Remes-Bill mistakes and beat the a punt 55 yards for one Gross — Erwin Kennedy drivers, he has won only team Saturday night to Jones 61, Bernie Banavige- Eagles. Foreman, who touchdown and set up Bennet Junior High’s 72, Net— Ray Gordon 78-9- three races this season and O m 4S Tarn at Uaaaenii gaii. a 5-4 decision. Carl Mikolowsky 62, Reg carried the ball 28 times in another with a 64-yard kick girls’ field hockey team up­ 69; ClassB—Gross—Tom Sunday’s victory was par­ Curtis-Pete Griffiths 62, setting a Vikings record for return to pace the Broncos’ ped its record to 3-2 with a ~Jon 24 Hours Dally Zemke 84, A1 Carmienke ticularly pleasing to the Bill Zwick-Bill Masi 62, A1 yards rushing in a single v ic to ry . U p ch u rch ’s 1-0 victory over Kosciuszko ’OR EMEKENCy SQiVKE 84, Net — Bill Sullivan 8^ Randleman native with the Carmienke-Wig Gardella game, scored on runs of 32 scoring punt return was his of Enfield last Friday. 1^70; Class C — Gross — toothy smile. 63; Low gross — Ray and four yards. Fran fourth of the season and set Peggy Muldoon scored Bob Lachapelle 91-17-74, Evelhoch-Pete Foster 71, on a breakaway for the “It’s not that im­ Tarkington threw two a NFL record. Steve M obil Newt Smith 91-17-74. Ray Fahey-Tom Zemke 72. Ramsey threw for two lone tally for Bennet. Deb­ SELECTED 12-Class A pressive, considering I’ve touchdowns and became touchdowns for the Bron­ bie Luz. Lisa Tilden, HEAHNO OIU WUA - Bill Zwick 47-8-39, John won three out of 28,” he the second quarterback to go over the 40,000-yard cos before leaving the Joanne Weiss, Jennifer In the World Hockey Kristof 47-7-40, Jim Tallwood said. “But I can take heart Hediund, Monica Murphy OIL lURNER A in thinking that maybe this mark in passing as he game with a concussion. Association, Willy Moriarty 47-7-40, Frank TWO MAN BEST BALL Raiders 18, Packers 14 and Debra Walrath played HEATHMINSTALUTION Kiernan 48-8-40; Gass B — is the start of the next closed in on Johnny Unites’ Lindstrom's two third- - Gross — Ray Paradise-F. NFL record. Ken Stabler threw for well for Bennet. Bob Jones 49-14-35, Pete Sullivan 70, Walt Saverick- season.” 643-5135 period goals, giving him Browns 21, Chargers 17 three touchdowns to give 315 Cantar 8L______Monctiaatai eight in eight games, paced Foster 47-12-35, Bernie Bob Normington 70; Net — Avoid (h e Inevitable Banavige 47-11-36, Dick Quarterback Brian the Raiders their sixth vic­ the Winnipeg Jets to a 7-1 Ted Blasko-Bill Cullina 59, Petty averaged 117.718 tory in seven games. 1977 Price Increase! Schotta 48-12-36; Gass C— Sipe's 10-yard touchdown rout over the Birmingham Ron Basile-Rick miles per hour In a race Stabler scoring throws Bill Jones 51-20-31, Hank Borkowski 62, Brendon pass to OKar Roan in the Bulls....Defenseman Paul slowed 36 laps by six cau­ were 27 yards to Dave Murphy 58-26-32, Paul Meskill-Bill Murphy 62, first quarter gave the Terbenche had two goals tion flags. 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Mon., Oct. 25, 1976 South Windsor studies MACOS East Hartford ‘Y’ plans class /■ studies the gull, the salmon, the ba­ the dependent nature of human in­ JUDY KUEHNEL Complaints from parents as well as boon and the Eskimo as comparisons fants and his need for constant paren­ The East Hartford Branch This will be an orientation ses­ sessions will run from Nov. 4 motivation and self-discipline, and “Man, A Course of Study,” a sixth the release of an 18-page, detailed, YMCA will begin its pre-school to the complicated life of today’s ting. sion for both parents and children through Dec. 16. appreciation of their own self- H a p p y s e w i n g b e g i n s a t b e a c o n w a y grade social studies program im­ anonymous written booklet movement education program man. • ’The study of the baboon is a more and will be followed by 12 class Movement education is the worth and the self-worth of others, plemented seven years ago in the criticizing the program prompts the School Supt. Robert Goldman is complete and thorough. By careful Thursday at 10 a.m. at the YMCA, sessions on Tuesday and Thursday process of learning by discovery and a willingness to help and work South Windsor schools, will come un­ board discussion. expected to present a detailed contrast, essential differences of 770 Main ^t. mornings from 10 to 11. Class through bodily movement. Since with others. der fire Tuesday night when the Since September 1969, every six analysis of the program Tuesday. man to the baboon can be easily seen. movement is the basis for learning Instructor is Mrs. Allmuth Board of Education meets at grade student has studied and A newly organized group of The fact that baboons may casually many lifelong skills, the pre­ Purzell. She has a B.S. in physical Ellsworth School. learned the ideas and concepts of school child can be guided in lear­ education from the University of Beaconway parents. Citizens for Better Educa­ act manlike, but under careful The course referred to as MACOS MACOS. tion, met last week at which time examination, be so different is a ning these skills by having the Rhode Island and an M.S. from will be reviewed by the full board. It uses multimedia approaches and they gave out a fact sheet on MACOS. perfect way to show the factors that chance to explore his or her own Springfield College. PaDric center ’The sheet charges that many of the make man human, the review says. solutions to a challenge which is At the orientation session, Mrs. movies used have violent scenes. • The Netsilik Eskimos were presented by the instructor. 'This Purzell who will talk about the Curve plans under way Some show brutal killing and chosen because they are considered problem solving approach to classes, answer questions and hold slaughtering of the caribou and seals. one of the remaining groups of people physical education increases the a mini-class for the children. Coventry into the ledge on the north side of the The group charges that MACOS in the world untouched by outside child’s fitness and motor develop­ The orientation is without cost. Planning for the realignment of a road. It will also Include the reloca­ does not have any educational value forces. In films and materials, ment as well as Increasing the Equipment will include bails, dangerous curve on Rt. 31 here is un­ tion of utility poles and should make and that the program “undermines various aspects of life of all humans child's ability to listen to jump ropes, hula hoops, a balance der way. for a better sight line. fatherhood and motherhood, the are brought before the students to problems, to think about them and beam, gym mats and the tram­ State Department of Transporta­ Local leaders suggested a family Unit and society.” ponder. The concepts covered in­ to solve them more skillfully and poline. tion (DOT) leaders met in the Town pedestrian walkway. DOT people clude such ideas as the need to creatively. The class will be limited to 15 Hall Friday with local leaders to dis­ said they would try to get It in. Reasons for MACOS provide food and clothing, the family Other benefits are increased children. Registrations are now great cuss the curve which is just west of DOT people said they are confident According to a review of the and its structure, the learning ac­ coordination, a willingness to being accept^ at the YMCA, 289-' Lisicke Beach at Coventry Lake. about 70 per cent of the project will program which will be introduced at tivities and play of the young, and the complete tasks, an Increased self- 4377. They began plans for the realign­ be paid for with federal dollars. Tuesday’s board meeting, primitive culture and mores of the people. ment. The DOT men presented liie current time table calls for life styles are studied for the As each of these topics are Li sketches showing a widening of the design work on the project to be done following reasons; presented, the students are asked to Board okays shows roadway from its current 24 at some by the spring. Then public hearings • ’The study of the gull, like the make comparisons and contrasting points to 30 feet measured curb to would be held. Buying rights-of-way study of the salmon and the baboon, observations about American socie­ Hebron Band uniforms curb. and getting the federal funds will is to give the students the rudiments ty- The Rham Music Boosters fMbik Regional District 8 Board -of The plans call for the elimination follow. Construction might begin by of life and to present the life cycle For example, in the Eskimo way of Education approved plans by asked the board for $5,250 in the of three curves to be replaced by a the summer of 1978. that all living things, including man, life the concept of a food chain Is es­ Rham’s Chamber Singers to 1977-78 school budget for band un­ single, long curve not to exceed five Better lights will be put at the go through. ’The concept of parenting tablished. ’The student is then asked make four performances of an iforms. degrees. Work will involve cutting curve soon. and the contrast of animal and to develop the food chain for Elizabethan Boarshead Festival Faye Green presented the human parenting is keen. American society. request. She said the total cost • ’The study of the salmon shows at Jury’s Tavern Dec. 6, 7, 8, and Chorus meeting 13. was $10,500 for 75 uniforms. The Board to study DEEP the need of all life to reproduce itself, The closed shows will be by boosters hope to raise half that saningd regardless of the obstacles. The con­ SOUTH WINDSOR - The Recrea­ Vernon Somerset, reading consultant; and amount. trasts between animal life and man tion Department Community Chorus reservation only with students At its meeting tonight at 7 ;30 at the The first fund raiser netted $531 William Bountress, guidance can clearly be seen. ’The independent will meet tonight from 7:30 to 9; 30 at selling tickets for dinner and the Middle School, the Board of Educa­ at the milkshake booth at the counselor at the Middle School. nature of the newly born salmon, the Timothy Edwards School music Christmas Prograip. tion will discuss an agreement to es­ Hebron Harvest Fair. Other fund The program is designed to im­ without parents, can be contrasted to room. To join, attend tonight. The Chamber Singers will tablish a Developmental Economic prove economic education in major reveice a flat $75 per performance raisers are the Grinder Day held Education (DEEP) phase II school systems through the efforts of or $1 per dinner, whichever is last weekend and a planned Citrus program. the Joint Council on Economic greater. They will be guaranteed Order Day in November. Dr, Raymond Ramsdell, Education. fMaiultpHtpr Euptttng HpralJi $300 for the programs to offset an Mrs. Ida Spooner, booster superintendent of schools, named a Also on tonight’s agenda will be estimated $ ^ cost for costumes. secretary, said there are 58 committee to study DEEP. discussion of; The nursing needs at Students make a profit only if members of the band with 46 Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant Rockville High School; the status of Dancing in Bolton ticket sales exceed 75 for each per­ junior high band members. The superintendent, has been named the high school addition; the formance. new music program in the elemen­ committee chairman. Other custodial and secretarial contracts; Area news Darby Barnard holds onto her jiatch for the Sadie In other business the board tary schools in the district has listed over 200 students. members are: Richard Lavatori, and a citizens’ forum. Andover El'ington Hebron South Windsor Hawkins Dance Friday at Bolton High School. He is Mar­ accepted the resignation of Sharon social studies teacher at the high The present uniforms, said Mrs. The board will go into executive 3oi!i” Coventr-/ East Hartford Tolland Vernon ty Ferguson who really did not regret being “caught.” Wishkin as speech teacher and ap­ school; Ronald Kozuch, adult educa­ session to discuss the status of proved the appointment of Jeffrey Spooner, will be utilized by the tion director; Jam es Norwood, social teacher negotiations and a request The two BHS freshmen were among about 100 there who Graham as student custodian. -The junior high band. studies supervisor; Mrs. Brenda from a parent. danced to the music of Blue Ravish, a rock group from board also approved Diane Mrs. Green said the Grinder East Hartford playing in the background over Darby’s LaFountain as a food handler in Day netted about $1,300 bringing (Herald photo by Richmond) shoulder. (Herald photo by Dunn) the cafeteria. the boosters bank account to about Preparing for the worst Firemen tracking Stolen card nets clock $2,600. A mock fire at Rockville General Hospital Sunday morning puts false alarm caller East Hartford The bank said they were sorry but fire departments, ambulance and rescue crews and RGH staff Mrs. Josephine Picone of 37 Melton no one had notified them in time that report of a structure fire in the Special ed bus hikes budget through the paces of an emergency evacuation. A Rockville fire Hebron Dr., East Hartford let her Master the card was stolen. ’The Picones Gilead section of town at the same Hebron Volunteer Fire Depart­ Charge card fall out of her pocket- must pay for the fine clock they will save 3 9 %-51% fighter is the “patient" in the basket. Tolland, Manchester, and time. The Gilead call turned out to be ment Chief William V. Borst said a book while shopping at Marshall’s never see. four bus drivers will not be paid by the board. explanatory note from a parent on their return Ellington fire fighters assisted in the drill. another false alarm. Bolton recent rash of false alarms has store on Center St. “The creep must have had good Raymond Allen, superintendent, said the to school. This is needed in order for the stu­ Borst said there are several DONNA HOLLAND plagued them. She did not realize it until the taste, whoever she is,” Picone said drivers did not meet the time limit set by the dent to be readmitted to the classroom. suspects and the department is Lou Goutier, chairman of the Board of Five false alarms have been Master Charge bill arrived Friday afternoon to The Herald. school physician and, therefore, arranged for Volunteers needed working the state police. Education transportation committee, said one Chlorine blast injures man reported in a recent six day period. 'Thursday. Friday she and her hus­ The Picones said they have five their own physicals. TTie school physician made Volunteer helpers for teachers at Bolton “ We have a good tape of the of the school routes will cost about $1,500 a Borst said such calls ne^lessly band, Angelo, tried to find out what children, three of them now atten­ time available, the people in question just did Elementary-Center School are needed in the your caller,” Borst said. “If we got one year over the amount budgeted. Tolland chlorine from a cardboard container consume the time of volunteer fire happened. ding college. “So we’re hurting,” he not go. classrooms, art room and library. Anyone in­ more tape, we will submit them for The mileage is due to trips to Manchester for A Tolland man was treated at when it exploded, starting a small fighters and subject them to the Apparently, someone picked up her said. Allen said if the board is honoring its contrac- terested is asked to call Marilyn Fiano, 643- voice analysis to the state police special education and was unforeseen at budget Rockville General Hospital for multi­ fire in the garage. 'The incident oc­ usual dangers of fire response. The card and took it to the Country Loft They called The Herald to place a tural commitment (overmileage on the buses), 2411, between 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m, forensics laboratory.” time. choice ple chemical bums caused by an curred at about 11:16 a.m. at 245 Broad St. They picked out a classified ad asking the card holder then Clark should honor theirs. put extra strain on equipment. Clark Transportation Co. of Colchester “Chalkboard” explosion of powdered chlorine in his Officials said the chlorine probably The biggest problem is that the ZBA meeting fine pendulum clock priced at $105 to help them out of the jam. They did provides the rides. PTO person sought The school newspaper “Chalkboard” will be garage Saturday morning, exploded because it was con­ department is unable to respond 'The Zoning Board of Appeals will and bought it with her card signing not care if the card holder did it Cloutier said there is a chance about half the The board is seeking a PTO member for its published the first Friday of each month. our reg. 3.99-4.99 yd. authorities said. taminated with moisture or dirt. quickly to real calls. meet Thursday, Nov. 4 at 8 p.m. in her name, said her husband. anonymously or even if she did not amount can be paid from the fuel budget. The transportation committee. Anyone interested Richard Packman, principal, said news is A The man, John Gourley of 28 New Townspeople were warned to store He cited one incident recently in the Town Office Building, Rt. 85. The return all of the cost involved. The Picones went back to the store board planned on 40 cents per gallon. To date is asked to call Cloutier, 649-6255. sought from the school staff and residents to Rd., was released from the hospital. the fheniical, used in swimming which the department was requested board will hear from Patricia and Friday. The clerk could not Their phone number is 568-6925 in the cost is 35.5 cents. The health office of Bolton Elementary- help communications between the home, • 60-inch doubleknit poplin Tolland Fire Chief Ron Litell said pools, in a clean place outside the Philip Taylor requesting a variance remember who it was who had signed case the woman wants to contact to respond to a mutual aid call in the Center School requests all absentees bring an school and community. of 100% polyester on full bolts; fashion colors Gourley was apparently taking home or garage. Town of Columbia but received a in frontage for a building lot on the for the clock. them about the matter. Bill not to be paid east side of Old Hartford Rd. A bill for $44 from Clark for physicals for • 54" velour solids of 100% polyester on full bolts; smart color selection Schaffer for, Weicker against 1-84 • 60" metallic knits Lake land project may start of polyester-Mylar* polyester in glorious prints andind smashing HARTFORD (UPl) - solids But the incumbent, cor­ of 1-84 through Eastern both Connecticut and talists say the highway Whether In te rsta te 84 Bank gifts rectly noting the issue is a Connecticut,” but Rhode Island and a deci­ would shatter one of the Bolton property should be exempt from zoning should be completed state matter, has sought to emphasized the decision sion is not expected for few remaining areas of its Introducing^^ David Dreselly, first selectman, asked Town David Dreselly, first selectman, and Leon regulations. through Eastern Connec­ keep it out of the cam­ under federal law was one some time. kind in the coastal corridor Attorney Jerome Walsh whether Board of Rivers, selectman, will attend a meeting Nov. They suggested changing the regulations so ticut is an issue which paign. that must be made at the The region is mostly between Boston and Finance approval was needed to spend money 3 at the Colony Room in Vernon with officials that, in order to exempt a particular area, a sharply divides Sen. Lowell Environmnental groups AMERICA’S GREATEST TIRE VALUE state level. rural and environmen­ Washington, D.C. donated to the town by Nature Conservancy. from the Savings Bank of Manchester and referendum for each proposal would have to be P. Weicker, R-Conn., and in both states have fought He suggested Gov. Ella Walsh said, “The legislative body of Bolton other towns. held. his Democratic opponent the project, claiming there T. Grasso “seriously con­ (Town Meeting) at any annual or special William Johnson, SBM president, said, “As a Commission members felt a Town Meeting Gloria Schaffer. is no real need for a Note sale a success sider” using federal meeting can vote to use all or part of funds con­ means of making the presenbtions of gifts to was not always the best way to do things. Mrs. Schaffer sides with freeway and it would waste highway funds that could Coventry Trust Co. Hartford sistent with the terms of the gift. the various libraries in our area, we are plan­ those who want the public money that can ^ be used for the project for Town Manager Frank National Bank bid 3.83 per “The Board of Finance need not make any ning a report on Nov. 3.” Appointments highway to link Hartford better used elsewhere. mass transit or improving cent and the Colonial Bank Connolly said Friday the recommendation on the use of the funds.” Zoning meeting The Board of Selectmen made several ap­ and Providence, R.I. as a Mrs. Schaffer has tried existing roads. and TTiist bid 4.0 per cent. means of spurring the town sold notes of $680,000 Bolton received $23,568.73 from Nature At its last meeting the Zoning Commission pointments. to win votes in economical­ Completion of the Last year’s best bid was as authorized by Town Conservancy. Approval to spend about $9,000 of received preliminary plans for the Sheridan They included: Wayne Shorey to a three-year economy of the area. ly ailing Eastern Connec­ highway, which would cost 5.25 per cent, he said. Weicker has supported Meeting for bridge con­ that amount for phase 1 of the development of Heights subdivision on Brandy St. term on the Conservation Comn^^sion; Elna ticut by bringing it up and about million and be 90 Bridges involved are on struction. the newly acquired lakefront property will be The commission plans to request a legal Dimock, Nan Dreselly and Donna Holland to those who contend the earlier in the campaign per cent financed , by the on South St., Brewster St., The low bid of 3.61 per sought at a Town Meeting Nov. 3. ruling from Walsh, town counsel, on enforcing the jury committee; and Dr. Howard project will destroy the charged he was trying to federal government, is Seagraves Rd. and Merrow area’s environment and not straddle the issue. cent came from the the regulayions it recently adopted. Commis­ Lockwood, assistant director of health. currently under study in Connecticut Bank and Rd. be nearly as much of a Weicker this summer Batteries sion members discussed the suggestion twon boon to the economy as has told environmentalists he been claimed. was “opposed to extension With this Ad Campaign comment I y d . iTTr-r--; i.,-:r-rT------rr- -— -r ■ WHAT DID YOU DO C 55th District (LRV), an electric railway that would WHEN THE DANCING STARTED? our reg. 1.99 V**- 990-1.29 Rockville Hospital notes J state Rep. Aloyslus Ahearn said the old make use of existing rails and roadways. : MIMCIIESTEIIPROPEKTY i trolley car may be coming back but the Plans call for a loop around the business □ Did you find your dancing outdated? 60" gingham checks ^5" jersey prints new system will be clean, efficient and area of Hartford with lines extending out­ , polyester-cotton • 3cefate-nylon Admitted Friday: Pauline □ Did you step all over your partner? Alfred Meier Jr., Box Moun­ «0F F fast, unlike the old trolley that rattled and ward to Bloomfield in the west and • to 5-yd. lengths Anderson, Mountain Spring tain Dr., Vernon; Ethel Neff, : OWNERS ASSOCUTHN 1 Any Fleetwood rumbled along our city streets many years Manchester and Vernon in the east. □ Did you feel embarrassed? Rd., Tolland; Janice Boynton, • J‘^st-r/ght colors Stafford Springs; Selma Product ago. Ahearn said the study has local and Main St., Talcottville; Linda Neupert, Reed St., Rockville; Ahearn said he is an advocate of mass state approval. It has been submitted to □ Did you feel left out? Major, Ward St., Rockville; Mrs. Judith Quist and * Invltea you to a * Kevin McNulty, Washington daughter, Somers; Robert transit. Urban Mass Transit Administration □ Did you wait forJiquid confidence to take St., Vernon; George Newman, Sanborn, Old Town Rd., A plan of study now under way by the (UMTA) in Washington. It is expected the hold before dancing? Tolland Ave., Rockville; Capitol Region Council of Governments plan will be completed in the spring of Rockville; Mrs. Sandra Thu shouldn't happen when It’s so easy and save 33 % Judith Quist, Somers, Mass.; Schneider and daughter. Mid­ (CRCOG) is examining light rail vehicles 1977. so much fun to leam at Arthur Murray’s I Shirley Reeid, Charter Rd., dle Butcher Rd., Vernon; Rockville; Henry Schaefer, i PUBLIC MEETING i OIL CHANGE Mrs. Dorothy Virkler and Eiastview Terr., Tolland. daughter. Farmstead Lane, i WHEN: Tuesday, October 26, at 8 P.M. ^ Discharged Friday; Ross Rockville. $ WHERE: Whiton Library Hall - North Main Street $ LUBE and FILTER Allan, Foster Dr., Vernon; Birth Saturday: A daughter Rham hearings set S2giy is, Michael Gifford, Ellington to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Major, Ave., Rockville; Irene Libby, $ WHO: Senator David Barry $ •RUSTLE Ward St., Rockville. Currently three members from each town H V E^1 bag Enfield; Cynthia McQueen, Admitt^ Sunday: Joseph (Up to 5 qts.) I State Juvenile Crime Commiseion | serve on the board. our reg. 99c yd. Columbine Rd., Tolland; Diana, Old Post Rd., Tolland; (of Oil 10rW-40) Hebron lesso n s our reg. 1.49 bag Tracy Michaud, Bancroft Rd., Jane DiMauro, Charter Rd., I Charles Bogginl | Public hearings on the recommended 12- If the majority of votes in each town is Vernon; Pauline Neff, Grand Ellington; Peter Frazier, member Board of Education for Rham affirmative, the plan will be im­ N O W O N L Y 1 60" novelty knits I polyester fiberflll Ave., Rockville; Carol Florence St., Rockville; Concerned Busineeamen and Citizens High School, Regional District 8 will be plemented. If the majority in one or more Schipul, School St., Rockville; 1 Jacqueline Mullen, Windsor * Committee * held Nov. 8 preceding a referendum Nov. towns is negative, the committee will . single knit jacquards • 1-lb. bag Mary Urbon, Somers; Mrs. I Ave., Rockville; Sharon 15 on the matter. determine whether to submit the question I .CHACH* • for holiday toy making and more D enise Woodbury and Nissen, Hartford T^ke., Ver­ $ WHAT: CRIME $ , first rate colors Reapportionment Committee Chairman to referendum a second time. ’ 10 I a limit 4 per customer daughter, Storrs. non; Anna Yurezak, Stafford I A diacuaalon of what to do to help pre- | Should the committee decide to resub­ . PRACTICE HOjWS Admitted Saturday: Danny James Derby of Hebron will chair the 11 STUDIO PARTY Springs. mit the same plan and it is again rejected, ••UMao Davis, Union St., Rockville; vent crime, and how to help protect . Hebron hearing Nov. 8 at Hebron Elemen­ Discharged Sunday: Danny the committee may revise and resubmit 1 ForalimItwIWmeto j Andrea Henry, Gest Ridge Davis, Union St., Rock-ville; mCHOLS-MlUICHESTER tary School, Rt. 85 at 8 p.m. * against crime. * the plan a third time. new studenUppjjJU^JJ.*:.] Dr., Vernon; William John Ferguson, Huntington Committee member Mary George • rumba Euaavech, Frog Hollow Rd., Dr., Vernon; Andrea Henry, $ COME: Bring a friend, ask questions, jive , f TIRE INC. Hocevar will chair the hearing Nov. 9 at Should the plan be rejected the third time or if the committee refuses to revise ”You‘rt juit 2 (Mt away Irom really Itvingl" Ellington. Crest Ridge Dr., Vernon; the Elmer Thienes School in Marlborough. HOURS; Mon.-Fri. , sn*ba Discharged Saturday: Theresa Lavigne, Union St., opinions Refreshments will be serVed a the plan, the secretary of the state Board [295 Broad S t. (Op$o$iit Sevs AitHNti«i) The Andover hearing will be chaired by .1-10 PJ8. MANCHESTER 389 Broad Street Charles Brand, Broad Brook; Rockville; Stacey Newman, committee member John Yeomans at An­ of Education will notify the town clerk of EAST HARTFORD Putnam Bridge Plaza, 17 Main Street Judith Grice, South St., Grahaber Rd., Ellington; M. P. 0. A. PHONE 643-1161 dover Elementary School Nov. 10. each town in the district as well as the BLOOMFIELD Copaco Shopping Center, Cottage Grove Rd. Rt. 218 Rockville; Frank McDermott, Elsie Rutland, Windermere P.O. Box 429 coMPint^ committee. The Regional District 8 Board Mmohootor, Conn. 06040 Mm . I ns. Wri. Fri. t-S:30 • Diws. 84 • Sit. 1-1 The vote will be in all three towns Mon­ yAAliirrav' MUNCHIUO 04MC1 SlUOtOI ■ OPEN 10 AM to 9 PM: MANClftSTft STORE OPEN sXt URDAT NIGHT TIL 9 Meadow Brook Rd., Ave., Rockville; Catherine of Education will be required to act by 3M ASYLUM ST. Ellington; Lillian Mobof a iw r td tn , Trooraror s iv n Y day, Nov, 15 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. BANKAMERICARD AND MASTER CHARGE AVAILABLE IN MOST S T O R ^ O’Leary, Lanz Lane, ARCO-MASTER CHARGE-CASH weighted vote only. HARTFORD, CONN. CALL" McDonough, Center Rd., Ver­ Ellington; Nellie Reisch, S. CHECK The new board, ,lf approved, would con­ 278-1090 If approved by referendum,'the plan non; James McGowan, Grove St., Rockville. FREE! sist of three membera from Andover, four Brooklyn St., Rockville; from Marlborough and five from Hebron. would be in effect seven days later. )

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Horn— For 8ato 28 Hemoa For Solo 23 Homoa hr Solo 23 The price Help Wanted 13 Homaa For Sale 23 LEGAL SECRETARY • Small VERNON • Bolton Lake area, MANCHESTER t VICINITY MLS SEVEN LARGE Rooms -11/2 ISational Weather Forecast CLEAN USED refrigerators, TWO NEW Steel Radial snow SPINET PIANO in good con­ Major papers IS RIGHT" East Hartford law firm. ^autiful treed lot. 150x150. baths, two car garage, patio, rangra, automatic washers, tires and rims. GR761S. $100. dition. Call 6460505. Shorthand required. Excellent area, survey root cellar, eight closets, with g ra n te e s . B.D. Pearl’s Cali 643-9979. Experience preferred. To available. $8,000. Hayes Cor­ SENTRY VALUES seven storage areas, oil beat, A lliances, 649 Main St., 643- $m . 289-8625.______poration, 64MI31. fireplace, dark room, one USED RADIATORS - Various Have we helped you endorse Ford finished room in basement, sizes, $15 to $20 each,' located •36,000 lately? Cell 643-2711. Site Herald JANITORIAL WORK - Part COVENTRY - Spacious partial brick outside, five ap­ DARK LOAM - Five yards, in Manchester. 875-6283. time. 2 1/2 hours per evening, Contemporary seven room Manchester, country setting Is where you will find this 6 ple trees, grape vines, one $30., plus tax. Washed patio CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING room Cape. Beamed celling, flreplac^ living room, eat- quince tree, on one acre of By United Press International five evenings per week. Call Split. Acre wooded lot, im­ and pool sand, gravel, stone. BUNDY FLUTE ■ Used half AS LOW 2496880. m olate occupancy, $52,900. in kitchen, walk-out basement. land. Near bus line, quite end 6 4 6 ^ . school year. $100. Call 646 Such words as “tranquil” and “known quantity” dotted Welles Agency, 742-7356. of Manchester. Phone M. J. □ R E N T A L S Connecticut newspaper endorsements of President Ford AS WOMAN to help with •39x500 646256S, or 649-8576. SEWING MACHINES - 1976 in three of the states’s largest daily newspapers. housework 3 hours a day, FOR SALE by Owner - Six Zig Zags unclaimed layaway. Building Suppllaa 42 PHONE 643-2711 East Hartford, spotless Ranch in high location, 3 MANCHESTER - Northfield Room s for Rant 52 The Hartford Courant, the New Haven Register and the twice a week. Call 646-2607. room' colonial, aluminum $48.50. Singer Touch and Sew, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD siding, 3 bedroom wall to wall bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, patio with roof. Green. Picture this ... your originally $389. now only NATURAL STONE for Waterbury Republican all endorsed Ford Sunday. WANTED - Excellent Typist. carpeting. 2W baths, own condominium home with $68.40. Fully guaranteed. Call retaining walls, veneers, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly The morning Republican said, “There are times when Here Is a chance for mothers Congoleum kitchen-dining. •40x900 three big bedrooms, 2 1/2 2361123, Dealer. patios, etc.Pick up by the rooms, single $56., double $69. plus tax, continental former Gov. Jimmy Carter seems to represent the INDEX Help Wanted 13 or ex-secretaries to work with Sun deck, garage, basement. Vernon, 6room front-to-back Split, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1 baths, flnished recreation pound or delivery by the ton. room, full carpeting, outdoor Bolton Notch Stone ()uarry, breakfast, maid service, color opinions of the majority of Americans. But there have N O T IC ia a young, dynamic firm on a Built-in appliances. $44,500. bath, 2 half baths, family room, private lot, c l^ utilities. APPLIANCES - Used. Per RN or LPN-3 to 7 p.m. Laurel part-time basis. Fairly fixed No agents. 6461919. patio, storms ana screens. Refrigerator, range, disposal, 6463163. TV, utilities, parking. Call, been other times when he appears to represent the same 1 - • Loet 8r>g Foufxl Plus central air conditioning 6462300. Word 2 - Ptraonalt ADVERTISING Manor. 649-4519. hours, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., 5 days alrconditioner. Guaranteed. serving of pie-in-the-sky Democratic promises 3 -- Announc8m«nt8 a week. Occasional requests BEAUTIFULLY kept expan­ •41x500 and heating, complete kitchen Appliance Repair, Inc. 646 When You Run A f^XHoramS,” , Americans have been dished out before.” 4 - . Eni8rlalnm«m RATES RN or LPN-11 to 7, Saturday to stay longer when workload dable Cape. Four rooms, plus Manchester, custom built Cape, front to back fireplaced and much, much more. Most nil. Seone H. Griffins, he. FURNISHED ROOM in 5 - .Auctions be seen to be appreciated. AU Un Wf Allfll fOKK ASI C) private home. Call 6461822 The newspaper said, “Gerald Ford seems to typify the Classified Word Ad and Sunday, or Saturday' or is heavy. 50 words per minute lovely enclosed porch. living room, formal dining room, klngsized master 1 day . 10« word par day Sunday, Laurel Manor, 640- Uiis for $37,000. Call today, SCBEENED LOOM after 2:30. tranquility the nation desires in its chief executive at this In... PINANCIAL a must. Salary commensurate Fireplaced living room, tree bedrooms, vinyl siding, patio with gas grill. Take a look. SEASONED CORDWOOD - • S a iM l« e rm l« m 0 - . Bondi.Stocks.MorlosgM 3 days 9c word per day 4510. with ability and past shaded park-like yard. Low 6469797 or 6466555 for ap­ Cord and half cord loads. E. tim e." 9 - . PorsonsI Loans 6 days 8c word per day experience. Ask for Julie, 633- pointment. For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 26. During Monday Yeomans, 742-8907. A ndow r WANTED - Responsible man, 10 - msursnea $%'s. Keith Real Estate, 646 •46x500 ft concluded, "Confronted with the choice between the 26 days , 7c word per day DENTAL ASSISTANT 3601. 4126, 649-1922. night, some snow is expected over parts of the north and central 7 4 2 - 7 8 8 6 early 20's, to share house. Oc­ 15 words, $2.00 minimum cupancy November 1st. Call unknown and untested Carter and the quiet stability of S h e H e r a l b EMPLOYMENT Training - Opportunity for in­ Manchester, four bedroom Garrison Colonial only three CONTEMPORARY Ranch - Rockies, while rain fails along mopt of the upper half of the UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 13 - Help Wantad Happy Ads . $2 15 inch dustrious person in busy eight rooms, featuring 643-2851 after 6 p.m. Gerald Ford, the nation’s interests would be better 14 - Busmass Oppoftunttias SALES - Part time. We are SPACIOUS CONVENIENT - years young, fireplaced living room, formal dining room, eastern seaboard. Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies will Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Rockville Dental practice. Ranch. Verplanck School beamed cathedral ceilinn in Brownies, nurses. East 15 - Situation Wantad looking for supply counter 1st floor laundry, brick and aluminum exterior. Must be prevail. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate served by returning the president to the White House.” Chairside duties, x-rays, lab personnel to work part time. area. Applianced kitchen, living room, with white brick Catholic School. 649-1225. Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 CLEAN, FURNISHED room 643-2711 EDUCATION Inspected. The New Haven Register, an afternoon newspaper, work.:*' S-day week. This could include some breakfast bar, dining area, fireplace, two sliding glass maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 46 (82), Boston 45 on busline. Cali 646-0505. 18 - Privata Instructions DOG-CAT BOARDING said “We think the man most fitted to head the United 19 - Schools.Classas Requirements, maturity, evenings and Saturdays. wall-to-wall carpeting, three doors, 2 1/2 batbs, redwood (58), Chicago 30 ( 43), Dallas 46 ( 62), Denver 28 ( 46), Houston 48 SEWING MACHINE - Singer bathing/grooming. Complete ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, States in the coming four years is Gerald Ford.” 20 - Instructions Wsntad poise, prior work experience, Technical background would bedrooms and fireplaced and aluminum exterior, 2-car (69), Jacksonville 57 (73), Kansas City 31 (43), Los Angeles 59 Touch and Sew • Model 600, previous dental experience be extremely helpful. Cali Mr. living room. Ceramic tile garage, professionally (71), Mimai 70 ( 83), New Orleans 53 ( 65), New York 47 (57), $99. One-year guarantee on modern facilities. Canine private entrance, Ford is “the known quantity exemplified. His ad­ NEAL ESTATE Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon LEGAL 23,-. Homas for Ssla preferable. Salary negotiable. Rosenberg. 646-2830. An equal bath, sunroom, cedar paneled landscaped grounds with Phoenix 56 (83), San Francisco 50 ( 74), Seattle 46 ( 55), St. Louis parts and service. Manchester shower/bath, free parking. SENTRY Road, Manchester. 6465971. ministration has met America's problems head on. He 24 - Lots.Lsnd tor Sala Send resume P.O. Box 289, opportunity employer. family room, one-car garage, minimum care. $69,900. 30 (45), Washington 48 ( 62). %wing Machine Center, 249 Apply 195 Spruce Street. has shown personal leadership and he has applied tangi­ NOTICE 25 - Invastmant Proparty Manchester. many extras. Mid $40^s. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Broad Street, 6460545. 26 - Busmass Proparty Real Estate Services FREE KITTENS - Call' 226 Apartmanta For Rant 53 ble programs and he has vetoed costly political 27 - Rasort Propa^ Owner, 647-1085. 6464200. The second quarter taxes on 28 - R u l e>iait wtnwd WANTED - General DENTAL ASSISTANT 3119. maneuvers.” Tonka car carrier, good condi­ the 10-1-75 Grand List are due machinist or lathe hands, 50 Experienced, for busy MANCHESTER - Northfield R ^ ^ R m l S 289-4331 RANCH - Seven rooms, three tion, $7. Call after 5 p.m. 646 WE HAVE customers waiting The newspaper went on to say, “Jimmy Carter is not MI8C. SERVICES GOLDEN RETRIEVER - 8 and payable during the month 31 - Sarvicas Oftarad hours, paid holidays, excellent Green. Picture this.,.your bedrooms, modern kitchen, L 6294. for the rental of your apart­ dental office, certifica­ months old, male, good family lastingly reassuring. The evidence of this campaign is 32 ~ Psintmg.Paparing insurance benefits.Metronics own condominium home with shaped living and dining Homoa For Salo 23 ment or home. J.D. Real 2 of October, 1976. Any payment tion preferred. 23 Homaa For Salo that while we learn more about Mr. Carter we still have 33 - BuMd>f>g.Conu acting Incorporated, Route 6 and 44- three big bedrooms, 2 1/2 room. Large paneled family BLACK VINYL and walnut dog, $50 to good norne. 646 Estate Associates, Inc. 646 received after November 1, 34 - Roolmg.S»dii>g CALL M A N CH ESTER - New room in basement, garage, 9033. 35 - Haatmg.Plumbmg A, Bolton. baths, finished rec room, full MANSFIELD - Seven room MANCHESTER - Fifteen BOLTON - Offers wanted on bar and stools, 1959 45 HP trouble understanding him.” 1976, will be subject to a Listing. 66 Duplex in con­ patio, 300’ deep lot. $39,900. The morning Courant, the largest circulation paper, penalty of 1 % per month from 36 - Floonr>g 643-1716 carpeting, outdoor patio, custom Ranch. Three venient location, separate room antique Colonial, this lovely 6room Ranch. Mercury motor, clarinet. 646 37 - Moving.Truck mg>Storaga INSURANCE AGENCY - storms and screens. Pius cen­ bedrooms, fireplace, rec Philbrick Agency, Realtors. 6622. Garden Producta 47 NEWER THREE bedroom - the due date on the unpaid in­ 36 - SarvicM Wantad heating systems, 100 AMP restoration nearing comple­ Hardwood floors, electric said, “President Ford’s long suit has been, and still is, his Seeking full time girl with tral air conditioning and room, gtoantic country 6464200. heat, overlooking the water. Duplex. 1 1/2 baths, all stallment. or a minimum of ADVERTISING electrical service, copper tion. Three baths, nine handling of the economy. Notwithstanding the recent MI8C. PON SALE property and casualty WAITRESS - For part time heating, complete kitchen and kitchen. 'Two car garage, fireplaces, beautiful setting. $25,900. Newman Agency, 646 FOR SALE - 50 gallon barrel BOTTI'S FRUIT Farm - appliances. $266 monthly. 41 — Articias for Sala plumbing, modern kitchens Frechette & Martin, 6464144. sluggishness of the recovery, we feel that Mr, Ford has two dollars. DEADLINE experience. Call 871-1001 for days. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., five much, much more. Must be large garden 3 1/2 acres. $53.- BRICK DUPLEX - living Surrounded by 16 acres of 2547. wood stove. Call 2269617, Fresh apples, pumpkins, The Town Office Building is 42 - Buildmg Sur^ias appointment. day week. Better than 900. May be purchased with and bathrooms, freshly pears, and fresh sweet apple been right in placing his emphasis on fighting inflation as 43 - Pats -Birds. Dogs seen to be appreciated. All painted and decorated inside room, kitchen, formal dining land. Philbrick Agency, open daily 9AM to 4PM. 44 - Livasto^ i; 0 0 noon the oay Pelore av erse wages. Apply in pdh- less acreage. P. W. Rich Real- room, three bedrooms, rec MEDITERRANEAN cider. 260 Bush Hill Road, THREE ROOM heated, fur­ pubiicetion this for $37',000. Call today, and out. Good value $49,900. Realtors, 6464200. the economy grows.” Payments may be mailed to 45 - Boats 8 Accassorias PART-TIME help needed for son, Brass Key Restaurant. Joan Lemieux, 643-9797 or 6 ^ room, 2-car garage, excellent Breakfront Top. Glass mesh Manchester. nished apartment. Private en­ It also said, “Mr. Carter, it seems to us, would attempt 46 - Sporting Goods Deediine for Saturday and Amedy Realty, Realtors, 876 ...... trances. No children, no pets. the Tax Collector, Town Of­ 47 - fitting and drilling bowling 6555 for appointment. condition, ^1,900. Philbrick 1.7 ACREiS - plus a two-family Invealment Property 25 doors, double glass shelves, GarDan Produms Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 6283. AnIlquea 48 References. Security deposit. 5 to rush ahead with an ill-conceived housing program and fice Building, School Road, 46 - Antiquas balls Must have experience. RNs-LPNs - Life - Med Ser­ NORTH COVENTRY - Well Agency Realtors, 646-4200. house with income. Let us inside lighting, Henredon, 49 - Wantad to Buy Inquire at Vernon Lanes, vices is seeking more capable 643-4860. might give welfare reform a low priority.” Andover, Connecticut, 06232. MANCHESTER 66 Duplex - kept three bedroom Ranch. show you this unusual proper- MANSFIELD - Nine unit one-year-old, $60. 644-1098. Route 83, Vernon. licensed professional nurses Huge kitchen, full basement, NEW HOMES - Under con­ MANCHESTER - Now is the apartment house. Gross $14,- WANTED Antique furniture, "Hie Register also endorsed Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., Cynthia Clark RENTALS Good income, nice home, $40s. struction and nearing comple­ W. (3nly asking $43,960. 52 - Rooms for Rant to add to our growing staff. J. D. Real Estate, 6461980, acre, nice neighborhood. $32,- time to inspect this new 000 yearly. Offered in the low TWO WHITE WALL Snow glass, pewter, oil paintings, or FOUR ROOM apartment - No R-Conn., whom it called ‘unusual and genuine.” He was Tax Collector, PLEASE READ tion. Six different locations, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, utilities. Parking, adults only, 53 - Apartmants for Rant LUBRICATION help needed We are a dynamic nealth- 646- 3778. 900. Lessenger Co., Realtors, Garrison Colonial with a front 6464200. $70’s. P. 'W. Rich Realty, 426 tires with wheels. Used less other antique item s. R. Andover, Connecticut 54 - service organization that tries many models to select from. Harrison, 643-8709. no pets. Security. References. said to represent “Connecticut with authority and a kind 55 - YOUR AD immediately for second shift. 6468713, 423-9291. to back master suite, one and 6735. than 3,000 miles. Call 643-4676. 06232 We have openings for to utilize whatever hours you Prices start at $42,500, and 649-1265 after 4 p.m. of off-beat grace.” 56 - Rasort Proparty for Rant Ctassified ads are taken over SOUTH WINDSOR - Over­ range up to $80,000. Call for 1/2 baths, 2-car garage, coun­ CAPE - seven rooms, full shed 57 - Wantad to Rant experienced lubrication help have available, and turn them ANDOVER - Rustic seven Bualneaa Property 26 ANTIQUES Wanted - fur­ The paper said his opponent Gloria Schaffer's “creden­ the phorre as a convenience. sized Cape. 6 rooms, details. Amedy Realty, try kitchen. Low $50^s. New­ dormer, three bedrooms, LOAM - Washed sand, gravel 56 - MisC- for Rant The Herald rs responsible for for greasing trucks, and into productive work for you. fireplace, half acre lot, nice room Cape, huge stone man Agency, 644-2M7. master is king-sized. and stone. Complete niture, oriental rugs, pain­ MANCHESTER - Nice, quite tials are sound and her perceptions of the problems of Realtors, 875-0283. tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, one bedroom apartment in a ■TOWN OF MANCHESTER AUTOMOTIVE only one incorrect insertion and trailers. Starting rate $3.75 RN-^.25 per hour; LPN-$4.25 view, low $40s, J. D. Real fireplace, three or four Beautiful rec room, MANCHESTER - Grocery landscaping. Fireplace wood. government are valid.” 61 - Autos tor Sala then only to the size of the per hour. We will be inter­ deslcs, pottery, weathervanes, small adult apartment com­ hourly. Chance tor advance­ Estate, 646-1980, 6463778. bedrooms, garage, nicely M A N C H ESTER - Stop aluminum siding, treed lot, store with beer permit, Call 742-7833, or 649-2178 It cited Weicker’s independence and concluded, “It is 62 - Trucks for Sala ofigmal insertion Errors which ment. AH fringe benefits, un­ viewing in Manchester this landscaped, close to beach. excellent location and lease. evenings. baskets. Ron Dionne, 643-1691. plex. Price includes private LEGAL 63 - Hasvy Equipmant for Sala do not lessen the vtiue of the dreaming about this young new kitchen. (Jnly $35,900. entrance, parking, heat, hot 64 - Motorcyclas-Bicyctas iforms and tools furni^ed. week. To make an appoint­ NICE FAMILY Home - 6 1/2 Priced for immediate sale. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Near community college and not enough therefor to challenge him simply by offering a advertisement will not be cor. Garrison Colonial. Insp^t it's WANTED - Complete estates, water, kitchen appliances, 65 - Campars-Traitars-Mobna rected by an additional inser­ For appointment call 688-2233. ment, please call 677-9664, or rooms, excellent condition, $34,900. Lessenger, Co., DUPLEX 6464200. growing area.Call for details 9 PIECE Solid maple Dining partisan alternative.” NOTICE Homas 677-7709. king-sized bedrooms, formal clocks, phonographs, steins. basement storage and laundry The Planning and Zoning tion. good neighborhood, con­ Realtors, 6468713, 423-9291. U rg e 6x6 Duplex. Aluminum dining room, fireplaced living 646-0131. Hayes Corporation. room set, excellent condition, 66 - Automotiva Sarvica TRUCK DIESEL Mechanic - $400. Cali between 5 and 9 Will buy outright or sell on facilities. $225 per month. No Commission announces that 67 - Autos for Rant-Laasa venient to everything. Only siding, separate lumaces, two room. Low $40's. Newman COLONIAL - 22’ living room Immediate opening for REAL ESTATE - Lessenger $37,900, M.H, Palmer Realty, ANDOVER - $24,900 and it’s car garage. 161,900. COLUMBIA - 3,000 square p.m. 643-8255. consignment, any quantity. pets. Damato Enterprises, the regularly scheduled public Agency, 6462547. with fireplace, large country 644-8962. 6461021. experienced truck diesel Co. is looking for one licensed 6466321; 649-0538. yours. Cute three room home, WARREN L kitchen, king-size master foot commercial building. hearing slated for November sales person within ten miles mechanic. Must have own .recent furnace, full basement, HOWLAND MANCHESTER - Lovely bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, Route 6. An excellent business 1. 1976 wUl not be held. All tools, must have references of their Bolton branch office. OLDER TEN Room house on e, acre. Lessenger screened porch, walk-out location. $57,500. P. W. Rich KEEP SMILING Please contact Kurt RMMora seven room Cape with first business on the agenda will be □ N O T IC E S with good background, deadend road in Brandon, B ors, 6468713, 4269291. basement, treed lot, garage. Realty, 423-6735. excellent working conditions, Lessenger 646-8713. floor family room, two beard on December 6, 1976. K E E P H A P P Y Vermont. Two-car garage. 643-1108 fireplaces, wail-to-wall $43,900. Philbrick Agency, Tromise to appear, A copy of this notice has all fringe benefits. For ap­ Asking $15,000. Approximate­ TOLLAND -Three bedroom Realtors, 6464200. Reaort Property 27 NEED MONEY for the carpet, garage, located near WE 80 OUT OF OUR lU Y TO pointment call 688-2233. been filed in the Town Clerk's Lost and Found 1 ly 11/2 acres of land. Call 646 Raised Ranch. Family room, schools and shopping. Mid holidays? Surprise your fami­ 7837, one and 1/2 baths, 2 SEASONAL Ski Rental - One system not working Office. ly. Earn extra $$ selling Avon FOR SALE or rent with option $40’s. Zinsser Agency, 646 LEGAL LOST - Male Border Collie. fireplaces, large treed lot, 1511. MANCHESTER - Room to mile from Mt. Snow, Ver­ Planning and Zoning ftxxiucts in your spare time. cul-de-sac street. Immediate to buy. Superb 9-room Raised mont. New two bedroom Commission Black, white, and brown. MANCHESTER - Pleasant ^ r e in this older Colonial. HARTFORD(UPl) — The statewide problem of suspects NOTICE I'll show you how. Call 523- country setting, near park occupancy. Owner, 875-0574. Ranch in prestigeous area. apartment, sleeps six. $1,500 Ronald Gates. North end of Mlanchester. Call EARN 9401. Beautiful kitchen-family EAST HARTFORD - Lovely 6 Convenient location, new roof, failing to appear in court after being released on a TOWN OF BOLTON 643-7357. Reward. with pond. 6 room Cape garage. Mid $30’s. Newman plus utilities. Call 644-0636 Secretary WATERFRONT Cottage - room with fieldstone 1/2 room Colonial, gracious written promise to show up is worse in Hartford, accor­ ASSESSORS OFFICE GOOD features - fireplaced living living and dining room, three Agency, 6462547. after 6. Dated this Kth day of Oc- 222 BOLTON CENTER RD OnlyOnl $21,900...... Four rooms, san­ fireplace. Nicely landscaped, ding to Connecticut court officials. FOUND - Grey kitten. Vicini­ Business Opportunity 14 room, dining room, eat-in bedrooms, beautiful enclosed PLEASE YOU! many extras. East Coast U*er, 1976. BOLTON. CONN. ty of Manchester High School. SPENDING kitchen, three bedrooms. $38,- dy beach, garage, good area Real Estate Wented 28 Police Chief Hugo Masini said a study of cases in July Realty, 528-9668, 6469969. porch, are only a few of the InhabiUnts of the Town of CaU 649-6307. SMALL ENGINE Service 500. B/W Realty, 647-1419. on Coventry Lake. Lessenger many features this fantastic 1974 1972 Co., Realtors, 646-8713, 426 ALL CASH for your property 1975 FORD and August showed 60 per cent of those who failed to show Bolton are hereby notified MONEY Corporation expanding dealer home offers. Fhiced in the MANCHESTER t51.ICC 9291. HEBRON - Quiet within 24 hours, Avoia red up were charged with minor crim es such as breach of the that: PartonalM 2 network. No experience GLASTONBURY - Expansive $30s. Julian Realtors, 6469190, TORIHO THUNDERBIRD WINDOW VAN LEGAL NOTICE B 0 Y S :& necessary. Complete training neighborhood in country set­ tape, instant service. Hayes peace or disorderly conduct. As required by law all per­ eight room Raised Ranch on ting. Three bedroom Ranch, 6468244. INSTCAD Of WISHING! program. $500. investment beautiful Minnechaug Moun­ Corporation, 6460131. station Wagon. Qratn, LoadadI All Thundar- E-300 by Ford. V-8, Common Pleas Chief Judge Roman J. Lexton said the MANCHESTER sons liable to pay personal SINGLE? Meet exciting new GIRLS nice convenient kitchen, people to date. Call required to start your own tain. Fireplaced living room, ‘MINI-FARM” In Look at this newer custom V-8 automatic, powar bird ftaturaa Including auomatic, power “promise to ap^ar” system is not working and that a STATE BANK property taxes in the Town of Mancheeter finished room in basement, SELLING your house? Call us Professional Singles business. Ideal for retired or and family room. Large deck Manchester. Authentic Eiarly built Raised Ranch with ataaring, air con­ factory air conditioning ataaring, roof vant. Cofuobdated report of conditions of Bolton are hereby notified 5 Evmlngs A Wm Ic PERFECT STARTERS garage. Nearly one acre lot first and we’ll make you a “crackdown” is on order. Associates. 233-6231. part time. Details on request. from sliding glass doors off $42,900 — 3 bedroom Ranch In American Farm House, with space galore! Toast your Mincbester State Bank of Manchester that he is required by law to 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. affords privacy, garden, cash offer. T.J. Crockett, ditioning, radio. and vinyl roof. Excellent condition. He estimated as many as 60 per cent of the suspects are in the State of Connecticut and Mr. Barker. ESCA Field kitchen. $74,500. B/W Realty, excellent condition. Specloua eight rooms, four bedrooms. 1 toes before retiring in Training Division Box 619, firepleced living room, birge eet- shade and apple trees. By Realtor, 643-1577. not showing up if cases clos^ out after the statute of Dontestic Sobctdiariei at tbe close of return to the assessor on or 647- 1419. owner, $34,900. Principals on­ 1/2 baths, modern kitchen, either fam. rm. or liv. rm. bdsiDess on Septem ber 30.1976. before the last day of October □ EMPLOYMENT Call Wading River. New York. Ifi kitchen with appliancet, get newly decorated with Colonial C fireplace. A lovely home limitations are included. ASSETS heat, cedar paneled rec room. ly. Cali 643-0691. IMMEDIATE Cash for your of this year a written or 11792. MANCHESTER - Autumn $91,900 — .3-4 b edroo m flair. 1 1/2 acre country lot, The state bail commissioner in New Haven said Hart­ Cash and doe with amenities too property. Let us explain our from banks 647-9946 leaves are falling around this dormered Cape. Alum, aiding, with abundant fruit trees. printed list, on a form Help Wanted 13 Rreplaced living room, 2 batl^ numerous to mention. Cali lair proposal. Cali Mr. ’2695 ford released 5,362 suspects last year after they gave a U.S. Treasor; WELL ESTABLISHED beau­ lovely eight room Colonial. ^3995 ^4795 CAPE - Bowers School - Large DuBaldo-Lesperance, 646- prescribed by the Tax Com­ paa haat, overalza garaga, nice us today! lecviities G49.006.M ty parlor. Owner leaving Four large bedrooms, large eat-in kitchen, living room 0505. Belfiore, 647-1413. written promise to appear in court, but 1,095 failed to Obtiptkias of States missioner. of all reportable PHONE FROM home to ser­ let An unusual valuel ^ c H c r a l b state. Reasonable. Call 643- rec room, pleasant screened Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- with fireplace, formal dining appear, the worst record in the state. and pc^Ucal personal property belonging vice our customers in the MAY WE BUY your home? subdivisions 26,000.00 2848. porch, country location. $67,- S233 room, three bedrooms, MANCHESTER - U rge Two The “skip rate,” those released who are never seen Other bonds, notes. to him as of tbe first day of Manchester area, flexible 000, B,W Realty, 647-1419, J. WATSON S U C H CO. aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ u m w i WALUCE Quick, fair, all cash and no ★ SAVE NOW! ★ hours, super earnings, 249- family, eleven rooms, con­ again, was one per cent 10 years ago, under stricter bon­ and debentures 667.000,00 October, 10% WILL BE SECURITY SYSTEMS n HMIM age, treed lot, immaculate venient location, reduced to ■WBEtiB - im mM ia problems. Call Warren E. Corporate stock 41.000.00 7773. Manufacturer, distributor kBi« «prarwa> MM«33 nm is misis Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ding rules. On the average, of the 1,000 suspects arrested Loans. Total ADDED TO EACH LIST NOT LARGE Convalescent Center VERNON - Immaculate condition. $39,500. Philbrick $35,000. Paul W. Dougan, 1974 FORD (eiclttdinc unearned GIVEN IN ON OR BEFORE seeks qualified individual to custom built six room Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtor. 6434535. 1973 PONTIAC 1973 FORD each month here, 450 are now releas^ on written SALES POSITION - Straight seeking a person with good ap­ SELL YOUR House through T bcoroe) 8,067.000.00 THE LAST DAY OF set up security firm in the Colonial. Central air condi­ 6AUXIE506 promise, 100 break the promise and 38, or 8 per cent, Lens: Resale for commissions. leads furnished titude with figures, to handle J. Watson Beach Real Estate VENTURA GRAN TORINO OCTOBER. M anchester a re a . 60-70 tion. fieldstone fireplace, fully “skip.” to home owners. Call 242-5402. our payroll department, also roducts. Training provided, Company. Professional real Yellow. 4 door aadan, losses 107.000 00 AU personal property to be some receptional duties in­ carpeted, attached garage 1 six-cylinder, automatic, A person’s criminal record, or present status on proba­ L o u t. Net 7.960.000.00 larketing and technical 1/2 baths, move right in! estate service for nearly 50 automatic, power station Wagon. Whito, Bank premises, reported is as follows: Ncm- ESTABLISHED Realtor has volved. Excellent starting P years. Call our Manchester of­ powar ataaring, 27,000 tion on parole cannot be considered when deciding assistance available. $5,000 in­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor - steering, air V-8 automatic, power furniture and fixtures, registered motor vehicles; opening for hi^ly motivated wages, and fringe benefits. fice, 647-9139. milat, tan color. and other assets vestment. Call collect. 2M- U iR Realty. 643-2692. whether to allow “written promise” bond under snowmobiles; trailers; salesperson with real estate Please apply in person at 7421. conditioning. staerlng, radio. bank Meadows Convalescent guidelines issued by Masini in 1974. premises 502.000.00 machinery; bors^; mules; license. Ask for Mr. Bissell, MANCHESTER - Sacrifice PLANNING TO SELL? - Our He said the law required such guidelines. Lexton dis­ Other assets 150.000.00 Philbrick Agency, 6466200. Center, 333 Bidwell Street, MANCHESTER - Small varie­ counseling can help without, asses; neat cattle; sheep; Manchester between 8 a.m. price on this six room Town agreed saying he knows of no law requiring such rules. ty store. Great opportunity to of course any obligation. TOTAL ASSETS 12.121.000.00 goats; swine; poulti7 ; com­ PART TIME - Sales - If you and 4 p.m. daily. House Condominium. Three UABILITIES . mercial furniture, fixtures, build you own business. bedrooms, spacious master Odegard Realty, 643-4M5. [>emand deposits of are area professional ‘2895 ‘3195 Asking $9,500. B/W Realty bedroom, formal dining room, ’2195 iodividnaU. partner­ and equipment; farm RNs & LPNs. Full time and salesmen in the day time and 647-1419.. complete appliances, ships. and ntachinery; farm tools; want to sell at night and make part time opening available on Articles h r Sale 41 corporations 3.686,000.00 carpeting, drapes. 21 2 baths, Tiim and uvings mechanic tools; average more than your day job...it’s 3 to 11 and 11 to7shiR. We are ROTC comeback looking for professional peo­ garage. Only $33,500, ALUMINUM sheets used as denosiU of amount of goods on hand of fun and easy!!! Call Mr. minimum down payment, Call individnaU. partner- merchants amj traders; elec­ Douglas, 525-9134. ple interested in working in a □ EDUCATION printing plates, .667 thick, riiips, and bright, exciting environment. Robert D, Murdoex. Realtor - Ux32” . 25 cents each or 5 for STORRS (UPI) — The Reserve Officer ’Training Corps conxm tions 5.676,000 00 tric company cables; con­ U&R Realty Co. Inc. 643-2692. MlieN SALES & SERVIIX INIL Excellent wages go to the per­ $1. Phone 643-2711. Deposits of United duits, and pipes; boats, boat ^SALES PEOPLE - Older CLOCKS REPAIRED - Pen­ ELECTRICIAN - All types of PAPER HANGING Expert. CONCRETE Stone walls, is apparently enjoying a comeback at the University of States Government 371,000.00 multi-million dollar company son who fills our needs. Private Inatruetlona motors; and all other taxable 18 dulum, Cuckoo, 400-day (an­ wiring, electrical improve­ Your average paper, in sidewalks, patio, fireplace, Cornecticut. Deposits of States with young ideas has openings Interested? Call 647-9196, app­ niversary). Quality at OFFICE EQUIPMENT for and political goods. ment and repair work. Free average room , $30. Mr. steps, (new or repair) The Army ROTC propam currently has 205 students, SttbdlvUioiu 606,000.00 for people who are looking for ly to Meadows Convalescent REMEDIAL READING and reasonable prices. 643-6004 estimates. Cali 6465253. Richman, 6463864. sale - Desks, file cabinets, and Veterans of any war period Center, flagstone. Phone 643-6851,226 FORD including 41 women, an increase of 32 students from last CerUned and officers' a future, in sales and manage­ 333 Bidwell Street, math; individualized work evenings, weekends. 3m . shelving. Phone 643-6255. checks 77,000.00 Manchester. (i43-2145 — have until on or before tbe ment. Opening due to in-house program, (UtiST-l—TH KEITH school year. TOTAL DEPOSITS 10.496,000.00 TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - last day of September to file promotions. This company GRADE! BY Matter! degree Cleaning cellars and attics, PAINTING - interior and In addition, a newer Air Force ROTC program current­ Total demand NOW BEFORE Winter - RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 319IVIain St,______Manchester deposiU 4.248.000.00 discharge papers with the has more financial success DIETICIANS - Modern con­ teacher. 5668075. R U L ESTATE moving large appliances, also exterior, paperhanging, Aiitoa For Sale 81 ly has 105 students enrolled. Driveway sealing. Call after 6 Total time and Town Clerk of Bolton. stories than any other in New valescent home seeking an stone and loam uelivered. 646 excellent work. References. ROOFER will install roof, lavinfS deposits 6.246.000.00 England, no limit on what vou ADA Certified Dietician full GUITAR-BANJO Teacher • 172 E. Cantor St. p.m., 6467696, ask for Wayne. Free estimates. Fully in­ ROTC Commander Col. Franklin L. Wilson said, “ I Federal funds Disabled Veterans — must 1775, 644-9532. siding or gutters for low dis- can earn. Call Doug Baskin, time. Excellent wages and Your home, or my quiet sured. Martin Mattson, 646 haven’t seen any signs of objection to our presence on purdused and also file certificate of disabili­ counf price. Call Ken at 647- seesrities sold 5256134. benefit package, call 6476196, studio. FREE loan guitar. 4431. campus.” ty with the assessor showing •‘We Make CUSTOM DRAPERIES made LIGHT and Heavy trucking • 1566. under afreentents or apply at Meadows Con­ Bob Stirber, 6466557. to specifications. Free es­ Free estimates and special He said the training has changed, with students no topurcliaae 390,000.00 percentage of disability ob­ valescent Center, 333 Bidwell \ HOUSE CALLS’^ G.L. McHUGH Painting - Other UaUlities 90AXI.0O STARTING U take timates and measurement. rates for senior citizens. M3- BIDWELL Home Improve­ longer marching in drills on the campus. The program Total tained from tbe Veterans Ad­ applications for full time Street, Manchester. Call anytime before 9 p.m. 8136 or 6465079. Interior, exterior painting, □ REAL ESTATE ment Co. Expert installation I; 7. now emphasizes teaching cadets outdoor skills, hiking, UABIUTIES 10.976.000.00 ministration. employment. Call 872-4515. An 646-4126 6494266. quality professional work at of aluminum siding, gutters EQUITY CAPITAL Disabled Veterans — that RN SUPERVISORS - Feel reasonable prices. Fully in­ mountaineers and using maps and compass. Also, cadets Common stock ( equal opportunity employer. FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets and trims. Roofing installa­ 2 that you need a change? You 648-1622 and doors made to order. Top sured, 643-9&1. are not issued uniforms until their junior and senior Total per value have reached the age of 65 and Homaa For Solo 23 tion and repairs. 649-6495,876 No A ares need something more WANTED ODD Jobs - quality work, reasonable years, he said. were receiving a disability at ACCOUNTANT - Local cer­ 9169. authorized 100.000 tified public accounting firm exciting, and you feel you are Including raking, polishing prices. References. 6467831. A hand full of cash la No shares that time are entitled to a capable of handling a super­ TWO FAMILY, central loca­ cars, llgnt trucking, call 643- SAMPLE BUY: w W ^ .^ ^lorfiAn outstandini 75,000 750,000.00 is looking for experienced DATSUNS $3000 exemption, if you file a visor’s position? We netnl tion, nice lot, four rooms each TWO FAMILY - in prime A- 8653 after 12 noon. batter than a o*'*S* HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Sorptes 350.000.00 copy of your birth certificate ualified accountant to join floor, good condition. $43,000. full of ahiN. roofing, storm windows, aw­ UndlvhM profits 45,000.00 teir staff. Compensation, supervisors for our 3 to 11,11 zone location. C/lose to TOTAL EQUrrV with the assessor. 64624», 65. nings. Quality workmanship, Safely agency chided afringe benefits and future to 7 shift. Please call M76196, schools, bus, shopping. ^WEAVING burns, hpiM. Painting-Papering 32 CAPITAL 1.145,000 00 New Blind Applicants — or apply at Meadows Con­ Aluminum sided, newer roof. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. free estimates. Fully insured. potential excellent. Principals MANCHESTER • New 6room Window shades, Venetian 872-9187, 6463417. TOTAL UABIUTIES should notify the assessor only. Please send resume to valescent Center, 333 Bidwell 2-car garage, enclosed porch, INSIDE - Outside painting. Building-Contracting 33 BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, AND EQUITY Street, Manchester. Colonial. One and 3/4 acres, 2 large landscaped lot. $46,900. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. their proof of disability . Box M, Manchester Herald. 1/2 baths, 2 garages, up to 10" Special rates for people over SPECIALIZING cleaning and 5 CAPITAI 12.121.000 00 R-Conn., today accused the Consumer Product Safety Farmers — muit file their Keith Real Estate. 649-1922. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 646 65. Fully insured. Estimates WES ROBBINS carpentry MEMORANDA insulation. Choose colors for 5221. repairing chimneys, roofs, Commission of irresponsibility for not publishing its r f fii and due application for exemption of SHORT ORDER Cook - Male given. (Jail 6467863. remodeling specialist. Ad­ or female, apply in person on­ interior and rugs. Home MANSFIELD - Six room new roofs. Free estimates. 36 “banned toy list.” Ira n h u k , I.TM.OU.OII livestock,' poultry and owners warrantee for 10 years ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Years Experience. Howley, Federal funde Mid ly. Howard Johnson Ranch. Much paneling, rec CiM TREE Service - Free es­ built-ins, bathrooms, McKinney said he has written Commission Chairman and lecarlUee machinery with the assessor LEGAL of nationally insured protec­ 643-5381. pnrcfaeeed under Restaurant. 394 Tolland room^2-carI W ill, fc-vBi garage. KoiaKC. v#myOnly $29.- »4U,- timates, discount senior kitchens, 6463446. S. John Byington to reverse the decision not to publish the during the month of October. Tpke., Manchester, Exit 94, tion. Charles Ponticelli and 900. P, W. Rich Realty, 423- citizens. Company tfreem enti lo NOTICE Son, 6461540, 646-0800. Heating-Plumbing 35 list and instead, “act aggressively to protect the people reeeU in.000.0« New Applicants for Farm off 166. 6335. Manchester owned and HOTICE NEW CEILINGS and ToUl lo u t a.OM.OOO.OO and F o r ^ Classification — operated. Cali 6461327. in the m arketplace.” Time depoeili of NOTICE OF THE Painter needs work. Win­ archways installed, ceilings SEWERLINES, sink lines, MAINTENANCE Mechanic - EAST MIDDLE Turnpike - 2 COVENTRY - Seven room resurfaced, unique and com- The lawmaker said the commission last year decided 1100,01X1 or more 7n,OM.OO must file by the end of Oc­ TAX COLLECTOR dows puttied and painted. cleaned with electric cutters, ToUl depoilU IO.XI.OOU.UO tober. Persons, who already Must have past experience in family, plus extra lot. Could Contemporary, very neat. GENERAL Remodeling and n)on celling textures. Drobiak not to publish the list because of increasing industry com­ Federal funds purchased EIGHTH UTILITIES be large single. 2 baths, painting, interior and Need help? by professionals. McKinney have land dassifed as farm plumbing, electrical and Much stone, petrified wood. Dry Wail (Jo., The Ceiling and pliance and the development of new, generic toy stan­ and tecarlUet mid DISTRICT mechahical repairs. Will be firepIacM living room, 1 car Two fieldstone fireplaces, exterior. Free estimates. We'll do the hard work, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ under agreemuts and forest land, need not app­ Wall People, Manchester. 646 pany, 643-5368. dards. to repunheM IM,000.00 All taxes unpaid November 1, doing repair work on heat $37,900 Tor house. W.- three bedri oms. family room. References. Reasonable you do the easy. Complete nme certUkates of ly annually unless there Is a 1076 will be charged interest trearing equipment. Apply in extra lot of record. Keith A very special house. Also an prices. 6467831.' interior and exterior pain­ McKinney said industry seif-policing is “far from com­ NO JOB too small, toilet A Better Job. depoatt lo denomiiuUont change in the land use. at the rate of twelve per cent person Klock Co., 1366 Tolland Real Estate. 6461922. and 646 inground pool. Ohly $45,900. P. ting and papering. 25 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - plete” and he called the commission’s “retreat from a of 1100,000 or more 770,000.00 4126. repairs, plugged drains, We. Nathan 0 . Acostinelli a ^ Social Security Ehiemption per year from October 1,1076 Tpke., Manchester. An Equal W. Rich Realty, 423-6335. QUALITY ReflnlshlnfIng - years experience. new homes custom built, firm policy, a “shocking policy of indifference and (Custom reupholstery, kitchen faucets replaced, Richard R, Laurler. v! President of — Persons wishing to file for until paid. According to Opportunity Employer. r, 199 remodeled, additions, rec irresponsibiiity.” the above-named bank do Hlemnly af- MANCHESTER - 65 Duplex. Forest Street, Mancnelter. repaired, rec rooms. the $1,000 Social Security Public Act #73-404, a COLUMBIA VILLAGE ■ An- 649-0495 rooms, garages, kitchens room remodeling, heat flim Uut Uilt report of condition li 3 bedrooms, country kitchen, Caning, r^alrs. Very remodeled, bain tile, cement true and correct, to the beat of our exemption must file either minimum penalty of $2.00 Hque 1725 center chimney modernization, etc. Free es­ knowledge end belief. DOGCROOMER wall to wall carpeting, new Colonial. Eleven rooms reasonanle. Free estimates. work. Steps, dormers. their Social Security Award must be charged on each bill aluminum siding, garage, 646K74. timates gladly given. M & M NATHAN G. AGOSTINELU Part tliiM with opportunity numerous fireplaces, garages Residential or commercial. RICHARD R. UUZIRR Certificate or their Report of delinquent on November 2, assumable 7 1/2% VA Plumbing h Heating, 6462871. for full Umo. close to an acre. High $«'s' Cali 6464291. ^ We, N alhu 0 . AgoeUnelU, Preat- Confidential Social S^urlty 1076. Office hours are: Sept. mortgage. Call now. Lessenger Co., R e r f lo r ii^ HAVE TRUCK will travel. PAINTING - Interior. Ceiling M , and R ic h e rd /T u e tic r. V. Benefit Information with the Frechette & Martin. 646-4144. . Light trucking, call 643-0359. 39 . TIm ManchMtor Evming HM-akI prints Praafdenl. of tho ebove-named hniih go 30 to Nov. 3,1078,10:30 AM to SHERIDANE 8713. 4a-9201, work, paper banglna. Insured. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY HfenuhrafflnnlballUareportotcoa- assessor on or bdore January 1 PM 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM Free estimates. Call Brian mors M anchsstsr nswt than any othsr dltkai la trot lad correct, lo Uie beat o( 25, 1977. KENNELS MANCHESTER • Meadow BOLTON • Low lao'i, W* have BRICK-Block, stone, Henry 6464161. Z h f l o o r Sanding. RefInishing, nur knowledge and belief. Mon. Thru Friday excluding It addlM anotlier ffroomer lo lit Lane. 2700 sq. ft. Raised nasrspapar. FRANK GUINIPERO Calvin Hutchinson holidays. staff in lit Hrtron office mutt be an Inexpensive but nice Cape fireplaces, concrete, chimney JOSEPH SCHAUSTER experienced all breed (roomer — Ranch, Central air. large repairs. No job too small. PAINTING, Paper hanging, De Cormier Assessor Mary P. Laraia Wrtg# on a Ceilinas and inside painting. 285 BROAD ST. FRANCIS R MURRAY No trainees please. spacious rooms, many extras, 100x250 lot. This cuuM ^ just Save. Call for C6 Caipentry work. Call 643-4451, Dated at Bolton, Conn., Collector MOTORS, INC. RAYMONp E. JULEaON priced reduced to $62,900. what you are looking tor. tinutes. or M3-0%7. M w e S call (» 4 6 T ^ 643-4165 Sept. 21, 1076. 228-9089 Notary I'ubltc Manchester Frechette & Marlin. 84

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PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn.. Mon., Oct, g , 1878 ACROSS brother Answer to Previous Punie MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MEncheater, Conn., Mon., Oct. 25,1976 - PAGE NINETEEN 1 Wily 2 Staggered m e r c u r y ] 7 Pitlionst# 3 Frqntlar E Charlfis M. Schultz ©AILILSIIIV © 13 Charga with merchant X ACREfi, BRNie.. M 4 Distant contG^orary sculpturo M O RU K It Dear Abby 14 Slor* Indigant 5 Shoshonesn •*“ I T c e r t a i n l y SRiMHl RS LINCOLN 16 Brought up Indian PEPPERMINT PATTY AMP lesanlad 6 Sill m SNOOPY AEAINST'UORLD By Abigail Van Buren 17 Stnil* 7 Part of a DOESN'T LOOK 18 Hart* UIARS; THE CAT WHO church E command B Small deer LIVES NEXT DOOR! L I K E w h a t e v e r 20 Famsla isint 9 Dalente de­ lsbbr.1 partment ilgtsll H u IT^S J^P P O ^D 21 Nsvar (contr.) jabbr.) DEAR ABBYi How does on* go about marketing a 23 Prlntar's r wzaiu^Ka apaef leiww. nk 10 Rubber e i, MAim nmm k uMien ganuine Qutanbarg Bibla? It wta atolen from a O am an miSiurt t1 Vex 29 Froglikt 43 Marx brothsr Tb R . muaaum during World War I by an American soldier who 24 Elsctric fish 12 Joyce Kilmer •mphiblan 45 Loam dtpoiit 26 Mad* >WHa«uS<'«0* hai bean dead (or many yaari. poem 31 Wandsr 47 Existsnes la it itill conaldared "atolen goodi"? Or ie it poeeibic to rendering to Printer's 35 Without list.) eeii it legitimately? 27 Lampoon messuti (pl.) harmony 50 Comsdiennt HAVE ONE 30 Author of 22 Rest 30 Choke back Arden WIMTNROP If MCR MVUU "The Riven" 24 One or ths 37 Smill child 61 Warm up a 32 Coffat othtr 30 Rtd motor SOVAETIMBBI dfET DEAR HAVE) RegardleM of iiow long ago the article dlsptnitr 20 Used clolhst 40 Emperor 53 Go bid Mlckty Finn — Morris W«Im -THE waa atolen, it'c etlU etolen property ana cannot be aold 33 Griddtr 28 Police ilsn 41 Clinic storlei 54 Cinder ■TH«rEVB'f»APe legitimately. And elnee you u o w that It waa stolen from a Jimmy____ f>A€©in 9 m b B y. fflueeuffl in Germany, yon have a moral obligation to 34 Sound of 1 3 i 4 T 7 • r 10 n 13 m BE WITH VOU OKAY.'— IS INIS H7IQSWM return It to the German govammant. comampt IN A MINUTE, \ PROFESSIONAL 35 Affirm 11 14 HELLO, SCOTTY-ON I MICKEY/ WHY V IS IT “ Th* German Bmbaasy In Washington, D.C., would TALK TO VOO FOR A FE)y OONri YOU MAri deeply appredato hearing (rom yon. I nrga you to contact 38 Pick of, ~ y ? Over so Used Cars Qo pitying esrdi IS 16 MINUTES - - PRIVATELY? them. 41 DImlnutivs 1? 11 II 30 •uHlx On Sale THIS WEEK*! 34 42 Enchanted 31 33 33 DEAR ABBYi I'm 19 and have a bum (or a boyfriend. lind 38 31 37 31 39 *WiHE CLEARINQ OUR LOTS TO Ken and 1 love each other very much and plan on gettina 44 True MAKE ROOM FOR TRADE-INS married soma day, but I don't want a bum for a husbam 46 Taro psite 10 31 33 He's 26, but very Immature in many wav*. Kan ha* 47 Summer (Fr.) 11 34 ON NEW LINCOLNS A MERCURYS never kept a Job for more than three monthe. He quit* and 48 Spanish river ■^«5S»r lay* around collecting unemployment. When I get on hie 49 Draws w ae 37 31 39 40 back because I practically nave to aupport him, he gets conclualon l»73 CM! MOO (tm 1171 COMET ISSN 4t 41 43 44 45 Ap*rtm»nt$ For Root S3 Aportmontt For Rout S3 Aportmonlo For Root S3 OflteM-SterM tor ItoM SS Coup*, /VMD I LL SHOW 1117 per month, two-bedroom. oak floors, private double carpeting, appliances. Nice tnougbam t-Or. Haidiop. Dark blu*. whiM VOJ HOW IT $1SI per month, three v*yyl toot, Mn aaata, Itoloni ak. lat* man DEAR “19"; I think you really want to break up with driveway, security, call 646- fenced yard with gas grill. MANCHESTER - Main firm price rm ^ WENT.' bedroom. $174 ^ r month. 5067 after 5 p.m. ' $260. plus utilities. Security U.000md*a Ken, but you want me to make the dodafon for yon, which Rent includes all utilities, Street, one, two and three deposit required. 646-7490. room offices available. Call isn fivMNn nsK lin (Mil TOMIO S199S save something about your own Immaturity. I can’t aaa wall-to-wall carpeting, and THREE LARGE sunny SeeeiHfe. * Door Sotfen, V*S enpmo, this “bum" bung anything more than a biui, marriad or Paul W. Dougan. Realtor, 643- aMrtorrwno, power eieertno. omw brikee. Squalr* Wagon. V-t, aulomatK Iranamla- Win at Bridge parking. Call 1-Z37-S8S9 for in­ rooms. Second floor Utilities 4535. feoiory iir. Leee men 4S.oo6 mHee. alon, powar oWaHng. powar brakaa. eingla. And until yon can, don’t waato any mort tima oa formation. EHO.. not included. Parking. Quiet Homes tor Rant S4 him. and private. 872-9986 1173 IMCOm S4S9S FIVE ROOM - 'niree bedroom ATTRACTAE Four room - isn cnuss s $m »s Town Coup*. All powar Including laater COLONIAL 6 Rooms - S office. Central downtown i-Oeof Haitep. V-8, atentefcpote mwoor, m wbM. apaad control. AM/FM Major suit tailor-made apartment in two-family ATTRACTIVE Three Room, bedrooms, handv location, ^ISTS 6M M M VM LSEM Mwnng, pewar brakaa, FACTCWf AID duplex. Qose to busline, no location, in professional alaiao and muon moral modem apartment, heat, hot references and security building with parkii^, heat, Dark flfow. MtfdH vinyl CONOlTlONlWtt. i»«*l wbWwaa.tHa*. DEAR ABBY: May I comment on the American . .'0 25 pets, security required. Call water, appliances, garage. required. $300 per month. poonomy « OMa bewai itaarmaaiaw. serviceman who wanted to marry a Korean girl? You Jack or a higher honor, but C)HZ86.»*AMt.lMK.-.uS>-.-0" Dubaldo Les^rance Agencv. only and air conditioning. AdulU $195. 643-4ffi4. Riilbrick Agencv, Realtors. Available November 1st. Call factory tlr, tocktP mMs. fPom\ advised him to talk to his Army chaplain, everyone has been known to 646-4605. 646-7268. wtitMwetle. NORTH 6464200. 649-2865 That was a bum steer, for sure. I spent five years in A K J 6 3 violate this rule and oc­ Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrenca MODERN TWO bedroom Korea as an American Q.I., and I’ve yet to see on Army V752 casionally open one notrump MIDDLE-AGED Woman to YOU MAY l e a v e Townhouse, heat and hot MANCHESTER - Six room MANCHESTER - 122 East JHF chaplain who would help a O.I. many a girl who wasn't a A J 10 4 with a wortUess doubleton." IT TU R N ED OF COURSE IT WILL' AT L E A S T share six room Duplex. $85. m e t h e r e ,..if ONLY BE A BARE YOU'LL HAVE water. 1 1/2 baths, disposal, brick Ranch. Two baths, built- Center Street. 530 sq. ft. first round-eyed, Anglo-Saxon and Christian. *83 Jim: “North has nine high- O U T E A $ y rent plus 11 utilities. Call ins, garage. $825 monthly. floor, modem office. Ample .<3995 JU6T WASN'T YOU WISH... / N C A B IN - WITH NO SHELTER- dishwasher, laundry hook-ups, after 5 p.m. 646-1297. It’s true that many Korean girk have faked love for card points and could well SUPPLIES OR WHILE YOU References. Haves Corpora­ parking. Merritt Agency, 646- /p w o R iB r ^ WEST EAST HARP-HEARTED $240. Call 528-1706 days. American soldiers just to get a trip to America and raise his partner directly to ENOUOH TO FIRST AlIL w h i t t l e tion. 6464131. 1180. * A 4 *972 MANCHESTER - Ranch type citizenship, but they were mostly prostitutes. Many three notrump. The Stayman l e a v e t h e k i t ; y o u r s e l f SECOND FLOOR - Five room one bedroom apartment in a Korean girls are honest, hard-working and loving and far V Q J 10 5 VK843 convention allows him to res­ BLONDE c r u t c h : flat. All appliances, fully SIX ROOM Colonial - Four GLASTONBURY 4.000 feet in­ 6832 ♦ Q7S S TR A N D E D quiet convenient location. years did. Three bedrooms, dustrial space first floor, superior to American women in more ways than I can pond two clubs. This is an ar­ carpeted, basement storage Price includes heat, hot *Q7S4 *J 109 W ITH HER. carpeted. 2 1/2 baths, all overhead Crane suitable many count Sign this... tificial, forcing bid and asks TW ISTED witn washer and dryer con­ water, wall-to-wall carpeting, SOUTH (D) appliances, including purposes $1.50 foot, heat anil SISCBnERSTwHAROKSTERpCOML MS-SUS MARRIED ONE * Q 10 8 5 the opener to bid two of a ma­ ANKLE nections. Convenient to air conditioning, kitchen jor suit if he has four cards schools and shopping. ^60. No wasber'drver. $360. monthlv. electric included. 633-7511, BA9 appliances, basement laundry 646-1919. 649-7287. DEAR MARRIED: Don’t bum-rap Army chaplains. there or to bid two diamonds utilities. C^U Mr. Peterman. facilities and storage. 1 ^ . «K96 649-9404 or 644«59. They still provide the best counsel available (or the G.I. *A KS2 if be does not have one. This p ^ mooth. No pets. Damato TOLLAND - Nine room, 4 Enterprises. 646-1121. BOLTON NOTCH - Modem of­ Both vulnerable , time South rebids two spades CARRIAGE HOUSE - New bedroom, 21/2 bath executive fice or showroom buildii^. and North bids the spade luxury 4-room Ranch style home for lease. References. storage building on four in­ West North East South game. West opens the queen apartment. First floor laun­ Available immediately. 675- dustrial commercial acres. 1- IN.T. of hearts. SODy K EEP Al l o f t h is tion. 6.000 miles. $5500. 649- Ideas for your home. Don't THIS „ SWITCHING OP venient location, $155. E. Howland Realtors. 648- many new people who can □ AUTOMOTIVE 2017. hesitate to make changes. The MO/INING 7 d a y l i g h t Married couple, one diild, 649- JUST REMODELED Five 1106. satisfy your curiosity. Avoid rooms, second floor for dean lamlly will be pleased. SAVINGS TIME, 8350. 1*76 TRIUMPH TR 7 - Op­ dullards. b a c k AN' POETN, adults, DO pets, one mooth’s BUHNSTOE AVENUE - East tions. air conditioalng, tape Molorcyctos-8/cyctos 64 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It's best to STRAIGHT IN Autod For Site t1 PISCES (Feb. 20-Msreh 20) You s e cu rity, references. $220 Hartford, Private office for deck. UJMO miles. OrTginally plan a day running errands or M V MIND/.... could put another's thoughts or monthly, with bek. 6464MX3. rent, fumiriied, riiare com- $7,000, asking $9500 or best TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville dropping In on friends. You'll be CHEVY BELAIR - 1988 4- actions to work today. For this, moD reception room, offer. Must seU. Call 568-9348 750. 8000 miles, oil cooler and quite restless, so keep on the door. Email V-8. Radio, you'll be held In high esteem. Tie-Beh Style THREE ROOMS Porter reasonable. 528-8089, 9 to 4. after 5 p.m. rack. $1,750. 280^042. move. Street area. HeaL parting automatic trausmiasiun, fair utilities, security deposit, no canditiun. $4W. Call 74^84W 1*69 PONTIAC Firebird - VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Shop­ ping Interests you today. Even II Your pets. Ideal for newly weds. Auloo For StSo SI a fte rd p jn . Automatic, excellent condi­ Mobil* Horn** 69 $195, 247-4688, 2364561 tion. After 5 p.m. 646-8268. you can't gst out. you'll enjoy browsing through the mall order Birthday 18‘ CAMPER trailer - single catalogues. SIX R(X)M Diqilex • One and 1972 CADILLAC • 4 door, axle, excellent Condition. Oct 2S, 1976 1/2 baths, no utilities, two am/fm stereo 8 track, vtty Eleven years old. $1,500. Call LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) An In­ Considerable thoughl and ettort children accepted. mod condition, oo rust. $2995. 742-8030. quiring mind, seeking new Intor- wilt be spent Ibis year In Im­ References and security. No 1977 OLDSMOBILES I {U-2396. mallon, Is yours today. You'll be proving your material and finan­ pets. $215. monthly. Available SOMETHING Special - One of able to put this knowledge to cial base. A younger contact may Born Loser — Art Sansom November 1st. 6434227. 1973 CHEVELLE Malibu • ^ a kind. Thia home offers future use. gel Involved. door. 350 engine, 44,000 miles. private front dining room, DUPLEX Three bedroom - NOW IN STOCK, READY Power steering, power with bar. Large living room, Appliances, six rooms, williog brakes, new tires, excellent Hugh master bedroom. A must UJH0'$ fT FpOW?., BUT, THERE'S 1 lUE'RElJOT to redecorate, near Charter 5 condition. $2,000 firm. Call to see. Large selection of new. Bugs Bunny — Hslmdahl and Stottel C lire tv XX. n NOTHING Oak. No pets, security, 742-8367. and pre-owned homes. Trades references. 649-0856. welcomed. New 14 foot wide, lURITTBN FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! “Our system of primaries and long presidential 1966 CADILLAC • Sedan from 19.995. Im m ediate DID MDU FIND A SUITABLE O'COURSE./ 0H(T?L NOVEMBER 1st. OcciqiaDcy • DeVille. 66,000 original mitef, parking, excellent financing campaigns was sef up by the Marquis da Sade Four huge, immaculate rooms mint. $1600. firm. E xtru. Cali avaliabltle. P la u Homes. 1346 SPOT TO INSTALL THAT — right?" on third floor of handsome 649-9129. Wilbur Cross Highway. Berlin GIRAFFE'S HEAD 1 three family. $170, unhealed. M uir Immodloto Tpke., Berlin. Conn. 1-828- BOUGHT AT THE c-f Our Boarding House — Carrol A McCormick 643-2061. Stytm A Colon 1973 OLDSMOBILE Culiast AUCTION — \ - - y M hforr Supreme. 456, power steeriiu, THE 60LLV, LEANDER, AW, IT MUST'VE SO ME. BT6 MANCHESTER - Four rooms to power brakes, automatic, air, FRONT KITCHEN • 12 Foot mm» TriAT WA6 WILD.' BEEN SOMEBODY DOESN'T with beat, hot water and gar­ PONTIAC on AH ModoM power seatf, windows, locks, wide, two bedrooms, needs you TRICK UNCLE HE KNEW.' TwiStSS WANT TO age. $225. Adults only. Secnri- Choom Froml much more. Asking $1,800. work. 13,496. Call P lata AMOS INTO WAITIN' SAVS HE'S LUCKY SHOW UP, EH’’ W deposit, references. Mr. Call 649-6620. Homes, Broker. 1-828-0369. (jordon, Gordon Realty, 643- FOR A LIMOUSINE ENOU6H ID MAKE WELL, I'LL 2174. ON A CORNER ' MONEY BETTIN' TEACH HIM A TilMUIlOIMi TSVaiTMU S M I 1972 OPEL CT • New paint, 1970 CHEVY PICK UP . AN' TMEN ONE ON t h e b a d LESSOH-THE V-A ootmaO*, p/A p/g, wM n*L ****** new battery, Midwiin tirM. Truck, and 1970 11 Foot sell a c t u a l l y GUYS IN WORLD MANCHESTER 4 1/2 rooms - contained open road camper. HAPP WAT aahA tePatoli iigntei; St ^ Excellent condition. Call fin- SHOWS WAR U / Available Novembw 15tb., on 2000, ExcallanI condition. M.900. Ace - WIrth This Funny World bus line, beat, appliances, 7S fUSMOO S1|M ' UP/ MOVIES £ a J ^ - V-A aaSawMA 7/A fm. Ok otaOmm Call 646-7766. carpeting, and parking. MtMiMS ------^ 1971 MERCURY Montego- ••••••••••••••••*•••*•(••• NmSJJiM lEo* wwm* T!^^zssffi:zxt Aim Security. 6160843, or 6 ^1 M . MX. V-g, air. Powar staarTirlng Aulometl** itniea It B U T IT YER LUCKY iNgg^l C ro ch et MMlKTli STM W ASN 'T Oiliia* aaj, tUW a*w * igaae t e w b . iSi*t,lam^£'*S!fSr SC and brakes IIIOO. Firm. Can A , HOW DO You ITAVG such FOUR COZY rooms - Vwfe fiaaa, ato, FA. eA 74^7646. ELM MOTORS ■ Toyota. Dat- £ A S Y ... GENWUS' SIZES 8-14 Appliances, all utilities, sun ipecialiils, factory RAPPORT AND CONTROL carpeted, on bus line, near 1% OIOS IMIi SS1SB ★ USED^ TIIHMDBnUI SSM srep 1976 DATSUN B210. Ani/fm, tralnad, one day service. 114 THIS WAY,' OUER YOOR TEAM ? 2619 hospital. Available Im- a-0**r Hateap. *■*, **•*„ pmm atetee, new radials, axcallant | i i Eait Main. Rockvilla. 871- meolately. Adults, no pets. toqfl fw*( MS * tawA ------IF >te, lANf ms* mllaaga. Call 6464600. 1617. A coat-sweater with tie- Security, and references. 649- CARS fteMSsait UfuMttP* r belt is erochetedt The 9258. C0 slant-pockets add an in­ . will 74CUTUISSCOTIM Sspiips SI teresting looki 7SN1TA SSa Vto, Aulomothti $*ivlc* N AulomeUat Itn le * II NEWER 4 1/2 room Duplex - »p**f. V-A maimMli, P/A P/A * ( No. 2619 has crochet di­ Appliances carpeted, yard, rections for Sizes 8-10 7S HfETWOOO S10,7SS and 12-14. parking. Available November 1st. No pets. Security and t s m m l b m n s s43 . R. BIG GOT rt MSH. use n t iw sMt Mt- M ni|^i MS Iw SMlsti sM references. 649-9258. WSSMTSIIM SM0 • ''wiinTid^ T h e w r o n g Sajriatia«£ ?!ja MAN* *M* guartato* avtote*. 5 te tra te M tte -•w — M t e Hardtop. 44A** adtow air dwiA, ANM CAMT THREE ROOMS - Heated, pww atoertog • totowe. stove, refrigerator. 649-9021. I • Chock all hoaos and belts MEfeT m 11N Am . of AmivtoM Not VoAL N.V. 1MM /WASCoT' MANCHESTER - New 3 three I • Replace antl-freeze Short Ribs — Frank Hill Mat Nmm. AAttf irMi' nr Mr, Qoodwrgnoft MM m Itila NMNr. bedroom Duplex, 1 l/2hatlu, by DAY •WEEK •MONTH RENT-A-CAR eV ER V TH lN G IS IN 1977 AiauM with a bound- walk-out basement, garage, M ya: 1 SAID SADDLE THE A/HSl ( NOT THE A«4G,'T in *'All.Seafon Gift Book” laundry hook-ups, appliances, AI$o Long Turn Loating on Any Moko or Modol "Km p that Qrgat RBAI3NESS, MILORD „ y , ------of 24-pnfe8f Price.. .92*40. convenient to schools and QM Fggling WKh * MM TMM N M i AT$1 Jf lACN. shopping, 1285. Mr. Swensson I 18.95 plus (ax Qtnulna QM m. MljHMOJLTt. 646-5254. h I praaant thia i tavciy DAILY RENTALS FROM 110.00 PER DAY P trti." m M f T -W A T I m M M N. ONar oeedtU 10/2S/7S S w iM Hr slitiM MWti. FOUR ROOMS - Tile bath, heat, hot water, iulults. $1M “To think I might have been re-elected if I had left three per n^onth. References, Routs 83 p ^ 1 CHARTER m RIHCK-OPEL little words out of my speech - ‘Examine my record’. security, no pets, parking, SCRANTON 872-9145 ■'wify • II aMmiT,;IMII0NitTia(aaeaem|a46-4674 VERNON ■ IisiiejoK i-iea nwi* n. nui w A«wfy.oo*tiock From across from rec. 111/2 School Cilte'l. Juil I mlnula* liom Downtown HtiHord. 5Lw?k5fteiSil;"^ Street, MOTORS INC. 643-1181 CADILLAC . OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC

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