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PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Sept. 24, 1975 The weather Periods of rain through Friday, some street, highway and small stream flooding possible. High, low 60s, low tonight In 50s. The winning Connecticut State Lottery OPEC meeting to decide oil export prices High Friday, upper 60s. number drawn this morning in Clinton can be Maturliwtpr lEupning fc a lh found on Page 2. servation— but mostly because This means that some OPEC probably would have cracked BRUSSELS (UPI) - Will the Many nations already charge markets. more or less untouched. low enough to negate the Many OPEC nations, faced The OPEC nations nominal increase. of the recession. nations — such as Iran and under this pressure already if it oil-producing nations raise the more than $10.46 per barrel. In MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 303 t w e n t y -e i g h t p a g e s — t w o s e c t i o n s p r i c e : f i f t e e n c e n t s Why should OPEC, having OPEC had expected demand Algeria — which need every had not been for Saudi Arabia’s Manchester—A City of Village Charm world’s oil prices again when donesia, for instance, prices its with falling Income over the theoretically could decree a quadrupled its prices since to revive by now. But apart cent of oil revenue to pay for willingness to keep cutting they meet in Vienna this week? oil at $12.60 per barrel. This is past year because of the oil sur price rise ^ is week, but post 1973, worry about a much from some indication that oil ambitious development production, to prevent a -huge And will it make any because of various premiums plus, have'already begun price pone it until the end of the year. smaller increase now? Here’s companies are building up projects, are in serious trouble. surplus from building up. The difference to how much we ail and allowances, established shaving by cutting these Or they could carry out their why: stocks before the winter, that They feel they must raise Saudis feel that another big pay for oil? over the years, to reward premiums. If it wanted, OPEC threat to stop quoting oil prices World demand for oil has has not happened. OPEC daily prices just to stay level, even at price increase would only lower Ministers of the 16-nation nations that have particularly could raise its “bench” price by in U.S. dollars and use an ar been low for a year now — part output, which was 33 million the risk of driving demand demand again, which would Organization of Petroleum high-quality oil with low sul 10 per cent and eliminate most tificial currency called Special ly because of the high prices, barrels in 1973, is only 26 lower. probably force them to reduce Exporting Countries are phur content or, like Libya, are of the premiums — leaving the Drawing Rights (SDRs) in Buckland issue mild weather last year and con million barrels now. The OPEC cartel itsdlf output once more. ^ News I meeting in speciai session in unusually near their major price to consuming nations stead, then set the^DR price OPEC headquarters in Vienna today. I summary | At their iast meeting in June, tops the agenda the ministers decided to Compiled from “readjust crude oil prices as By SOL R. COHEN United Press International culating a new petition, to fit all from Oct. 1,” the day OPEC’s Herald Reporter requirements. Their counsel refused to self-imposed nine-month price It appears that the Democratic majority accept rulings by Moses and LaBelle that freeze expires. on the Board of Directors is ready to take the July 31 action is nullified. That ruling, Some OPEC nations — the so- action on the top two issues in Manchester counsel insists, can only be made by a cailed “radicals” led by for Dinner? State I — construction of a town firehouse in the court. Algeria, Libya, Iraq and HARTFORD -U . S. Supreme \ Buckland area and resolve of the proposed As of today, the new petition has about Venezuela — want to raise oil $2,373,000 appropriation for additions and two-thirds of the required 233 signatures prices by 35 per cent. They say Court Chief Justice Warren E. Burger will be guest of honor and renovations to Bentley and Washington and its circulators predict they’ll have it this would barely make up for i»y SOUTH WINDSOR mittee who worked on the Mrs. Murphy presented a' tends to present a package that because of some parental The South Windsor town amdhg others, a lighted softball says leaf pickup TOWN on plan for intersection program, that the board and ad suggested outline of subject detaiUng how parents will be In field, trout pond, basketball opposition to the sex education owned Rye Street property Judy Kuehnel ministration have not prepared matter for Grades four and five, volved in the program and what and personality development known simply as Rye Street courts, camping and hiking The Junior and Senior ConfirT State officials have asked South Windsor School Supt. and at that time said the road parents for the program. typical of the type she was materials have selected at segments of the program that Park, should have a proper area.” matlon Classes of Emanuel VERNON Robert Goldman says there is a widening plan would just be a Tovm Planner John Loranger to ’‘Detailed explanations recommending for distribution the first meeting of the Board the new curriculum would be name, according to Republican Sorosiak has suggested that Lutheran Church will meet “ detailed plan in the works” cost town $9,000 The State Department of temporary solution to the speak to the council and asked regarding the new math to parents. of Education in October. made optional. Councilman Len Sorosiak. the park, recently the site of the tonight at 6:30 in the parish which will insure smooth im Transportation (DOT) wants to problem. that the state be given some program and the moment of “ I wanted to see how concise Goldman said that the plan This year’s Adult Education Sorosiak has asked the Town Wapping Fair, be named “ as building of the church. plementation of the new Human know if the town wants to com One of the plans, discouraged flexibiltiy in working on final meditation policy went out to the synopses could be,” said will include obtaining signed program in South Windsor in Council to take action directing have our schools and football mit itself to a major realign by the DOT, would involve S i plans. Development I and Health parents, but so far nothing Jtas Mrs. Murphy, “ and it seems to permission i from parents for cludes a free program for the South Windsor Bicentennial field.” in response to information presented by personnel. An adult Bible study of the Elducation program. By SOL R. COHEN ment for the Lakyette in ting Reservoir Rd. to the east DOT officials told Loranger gone out to parents outlining me an outline for each grade their children to be included in parents conducted by Joel Commission, in cooperation He suggests the naming of the environmental groups. Gov. Ella Grasso Superintendent of Highways John Book of Psalms will start Herald Reporter tersection or just wants to go and would mean taking proper that engineering costs, and the The statement came what will be taught in this (the could be contained on one piece the program. Wells, coordinator of the with the Jaycee’s, to choose a vetoed the legislation.’ ’ Burchill, in a separate memo, explained Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the following criticism by Marie To continue Manchester’s leaf pickup with a simple widening of the ty including a service station, expense of acquiring proper Human Development) of paper.” _ •, The board agreed last year Human Develo’pment name for the park. Weiss said &e leaf collection, should the that the intent to abolish leaf pickup was reception room of Emanuel Murphy, a member of the com program this fall would require an ad roads Involved. restaurant, and two private ties, could influence their views program,” said Mrs. l^urphy. Dr. Goldman said that he in-. curriculum. “ The people of South Windsor directors authorize it, would begin Oct. 20 to better utilize the 6 to 7 weeks’ time Lutheran Church. The Rev. C. ditional appropriation of about t9,000, The intersection is at Rt. 30- homes. between preliminary and final The adult education course can now boast of fine facilities and would be completed in the first week period for: Henry Anderson, co-pastor, will Town Manager Robert Weiss said today. Grove St., and Reservoir Rd. The third plan would mean plans. will include explanation of the available for their recreational in December, weather permitting. • Cut and patch of town roads. lead the course. His announcement was in answer to where there have been major shifting Grove St. farther to the After the council desides on a program intent, materials use at the Rye St. property,” Most of the 19,000 required, said Weiss, • Selective spot overlay improvements. questions raised last week by Director traffic problems since that area west and taking a food store, a plan it feels will be best, all on at stalemate on debate which will be used and subjects says Sorosiak. would be for repairs to present equipment • Guide rail improvements. The executive board of was built up. property owners concerned will Matt Moriarty Jr. service station and two homes '\ to be discussed. “Those facilities include. and rental of additional equipment. • Storm drainage installations. Manchester PTA Council will Several weeks ago DOT of be notified by mail so they may An agenda item concerning the leaf on Grove St. This would call for The Republicans and the questioned whether Mrs. Batt is sible is the real issue in this divided among the two can Calling the leaf pickup program (begun He said also, elimination of the leaf meet tonight at 8 at the home of ficials presented three alter be present at a meeting before pickup program already has been placed making East St. one way with Democrats can’t come to terms really interested in an airing of campaign<” didates on each side, anyway in 1962 and expanded when the state pickup program would permit earlier Mrs. Hugh Swanson, 221 Porter IHI for the Board of Directors’ Oct. 7 meeting. natives, for correcting the direct access to Rt. 30. any final approval is given. about a proposed debate the issues or merely looking for Both said they feel the town banned burning of leaves) “ a service very mounting of senders for snow and ice con the party wishes but the A second question raised by Moriarty St. problem, to the Town Council between the selectmen can free publicity. needs more than one person to much appreciated by the public,” Weiss trol. An early snowfall last year (Nov. 26), maximum for the first concerned lifting the ban against open bur didates or the November elec They charged her with" watch over the many advised the directors to determine said Burchill, placed the town in the unen selectmen would be 15 minutes. ning of leaves and Weiss replied, “ There is Counselor from AIC tions. “ wishing to continue the departments of government whether the time and money available to viable position of having only four senders Watertown teacher strike The Republicans will concede no way that we can lift the ban. A bill was At a press conference called cosmetic government approach and Pagani said he plans to the town can be spent best for that activity available for the whole town, far short of to leaving the choice of topics passed by the last session of the General by the Republicans yesterday to the town’s problemE. As long spend as much time as needed 85 East Center-St. or for other activities by town highway the 14 normally used. goes into fourth day to visit area schools up to the speaker but want all Assembly to permit selective burning but, afternoon, Dan McKeever, as the story looks good in the assisting in areas which he is speakers on the stage together at Summit St. junior high and five elementary campaign chairman, said he publicity releases, Mrs. Batt knowledgeable, namely public WATERTOWN (UPI) - The Timothy Chipman, ad College is a non-sectafian and during the question and schools opened but were closed and the Democratic campaign feels that the town’s problems works. , WEEKEND CASH ami CAhuY SPECIAU head of the Watertown Educa missions counselor at cqi^ucational college. answer period at the end, that by 1 p.m. chairman, Yale Cantor, had are solved,” they said. They set forth a counter tion Association says he will go American International all questions go through the About 4,500 students have reached a tentative agreement Paluska and Pagani contend proposal for the forum-debate, to jail if that’s what is needed to College, Springfield, Mass., will moderators. been affected by the walkout, concerning arrangements but that the “ lack of control oyer which would allow each party SWEETHEJUrr ROSES...... oo. *2” press the demands of teachers visit area schools during Oc This proposal wa$ to be Imaginative promotion held key brought on by a dispute over the the candidates on toth sides did departmetits for which the 25 m in u te s fo r op en in g who today went into the fourth tober and November. presented to the Democrats OPEN 'Ul 9 P.M. THURS., FRI. NITE8I wording of a seniority clause in not agree. selectmen are directly respon speeches. The time could be day of a strike. His schedule is as follows: today for their comment. the contract to replace one WEA President Richard Oct. 17, Penny High School, While the Republicans want which expired at the beginning Thompson has been summoned East Hartford, 9:30 a.m.. East to involve the candidates for se of the school year. to success of civic orchestras to Waterbury Superior Court Hartford High School, 11 a.m., cond selectman in the debate, Tuesday to explain why he and and East Catholic H i^ School, the Democrats fed it should other WEA officials should not Baptist women Manchester, 12:30 p.m. mostly involve the first- Ladies’ Long Sleeve be held in contempt of a court selectman candidates only. "W e cannot be in the mold of 25 years only through members of the group was word ‘ask’. Go after business and give Oct. 28, Manchester High Manchester Evening Herald for violation of an injunction plan tag sale Mrs. Janet Batt is seeking re- Knit and Woven ago,” Mrs. Audrey Baird told officers and not the way to build up the organization’s them something meaningful to do,” was School, a.m. Published every evening except her advice. against the walkout. Nov. 17, Manchester Com Sundays and holidays. Entered at election to that post on the guests of the Manchester Civic Orchestra support. The Women’s Society of the the Manchester, Conn.. Post Office And she advised prizes other than extra No talks between the WEA munity College, 9:30 a.m. Chip- Democratic ticket and her run Shirts and Chorale Wednesday as she poured out “ You need to involve people.” she,said. Community Baptist Church will as Second Class Mall Matter. tickets for top patron membership and and school officials have been man will meet with guidance ning mate is incumbent second ideas for building up the group. She urged those present to tap people who hold Its annual fall rummage- Suggested Carrier Rates Your Choice ticket sellers — an inscribed bowl, or a held since more than 200 of the officers and secondary school selectman Hassan Salley. The members attended a luncheon at have never been asked to do anything tag sale on Saturday from 9 Payable In Advance Our Reg. 5.99 dinner for two. town’s 240 teachers refused to students who may be interested Everett Paluska, former Willie’s Restaurant where they listened to before. a.m. to 3 p.m. in their Single copy ...... :. .15* go to work Monday. W eekly...... got Republican town chairman, and the immediate past president of the Comparing the Milwaukee Symphony to A music group’s board of directors in attending American Inter Thompson said the school Fellowship Hall. One m o n th ...... $3.90 former town tqx collector and the Manchester orchestra, she told how should have two jobs, she said, policy set national College. Women’s Council of the American Mrs. Thomas Spano is chair Three months ...... $11.70 deputy state tax collector, is ting and raising money. A guild should do board, which announced earlier American International Six m o nths...... $23.40 Symphony Orchestra League give the Milwaukee group, just a little older man. Her committee includes the actual work. it would not meet with teachers One y e a r...... $46.80 heading his ticket with R oW t suggestions for stimulating interest and than the Manchester orchestra, is now a $2 William Gilroy, Mrs. Bruce Mall Rates Upon Request The Manchester Civic Orchestra began until they return to work, Pagan! as his running mate. enthusiasm for symphonic music. million operation after having started Subscribers who fall to receive rejected an offer made Green, Mrs. Effie Blake, Mrs. The Republicans were ap An active office holder in many musical seven times and failed. about 15 years ago with a group of people their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. Wednesday night by the William Hill, Mrs. George should telephone the circulation proached by Mrs. Batt who organizations in the Milwaukee (Wise.) A kickoff pops concert with tables and who just wanted to get together and play imTHEATRES EAST teachers in an attempt to begin Smith, Mrs. Nicholas department, 647-9946. asked for a debate between Smartest shirt about! Pure area, she said, “ Anything can be done in snacks and a colorful theme was one of for their own pleasure. The orchestra now negotiations. Derewianka, Mrs. Orlando herself and Paluska. Mclteever polyester knits or poly/cotton Manchester that can be done in Mrs. Baird’s suggestions. She told of the numbers 90 members with a waiting list of I weaves, sizes 816,32-38. State Education Com Tibbetts, Mrs. Kenneth Easton, said what the Democrats want Milwaukee. It can be done with im remarkable success of one such effort in applicants. ROBERT ALTMAN’S missioner Mark R. Shedd Mrs. Richard Kingsley, Mrs. is not his definition of a debate. agination.” Milwaukee where merchants and The orchestra will present three con Men’s Famous Label Wednesday said although the Russell Granniss, Mrs. Thomas He said they want the speakers Misses’ & Juniors’ Imagination and enthusiasm were her businessmen were contacted for donations certs this year instead of the usual two, l-tlAIIWITHABOlOEHeur “NASHVILIT’ state did not want to b^ om e Burton, Mrs. Nielan Smith, to be able to speak on any sub Authentic Western key words in her presentation. of materials for the decorations and and will be joined by the Chorale for its ■uwAHTm air WED., THURS., SUN. 8 PM directly involved in the dispute, Mrs. Vincent Rizzo and Mrs. ject. Mrs. Baird said sending out a small advertising. May concert. All concerts will be in Bailey FBI.. SAT. AT 7-0s*5 ^ Corduroy his office was ready to help in Robert Madden. “BROTHER CAN YOU His definition of a debate is a number of brochures and selling tickets “ Things cost money, but remember that Au^torium at Manchester High School. Denim Jackets any way it could. There will be good used SPARE A DIME? I competition between two Skirts clothing, plants, white speakers based on a “ carefully John Proctor, assistant Our superintendent of schools, said elephants, brlc-brac etc. worded proposition or Our Reg. 8.99 i.8 6 n iT 9 l-F 0 U 0 W BURNSID! SIGNS Reg. resolution,” one speaking on the high school opened for about ROUTES IS • 14 • i l |E(IT HI 12!m an hour Wednesday and the 2 GREAT COMEDIES T “ the negative side and the other Heavy 14 oz. denim jacket in sizes Places open BURNSIDE ■ / ja m b s CAAN ■ ALAN Al on the affirmative. Prosecutor off case, conflict found IStOBSMSISIAVt, I. am . • S2I-1$11 36 to 46. Ideal jean toppfer. for art trip ^ *71101 MB TIE BEMT He said if this is not the way Pierce chair 9 P.M. • PLUS it’s going to be then he would be warrants based on the complaint charging KATHERINB HBPBURN PETER SELLERS Nationally Famous Assistant prosecutor John Bailey took CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (UPI) There are some bus seats ' PETBROTOOLB against calling it a debate. He William Kamm with unlawful restraint ‘M W EDOtSITIMtn" ^ 8 PM EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - William over the case and asked Common Pleas — Harvard University Presi available for the Manchester |“U0N AND THE WINTER” suggested it Iw called an “ open The newest looks in pinwale and his brother with criminal mischief. SAT. MAT. 2>.1l. Denim Jearts Collins, a Ckunmon Pleas Court assistant Court Judge Nicholas F. Armentano to dent Derek C. Bok has an A ll Association sponsored bus (0) e S M P.M. *$1.60 SUN. CONT. 2 P.M._ forutft,” r.or a “ candid dis corduroy. Sashes, zippers Collins said he was unaware at the time K prosecutor, has been ordered reinoved decide if there is sufficent cause for nounced Uie establishment of trip Saturday to Blantyre Cas ■ ' U.. - ^AT.-SUN. 1 P.M. A 3:10 cussion.”' ; trims, pockets: 25" length. his’ partner could be involved and would Sizes 5/6 to 15/16. from handling a criminal case in which he arrests. the Benjamin Pierce Chair in tle in Lenox, Mass., and the I STANLEY KUBRICK’S McKeever said 'the Our not have handled the case if he did know. "CAPTAIN NEMO" S-T-R-E-T-C-H refused to issue arrest warrants. Podove is part owner of the property at Technology and Public Policy. Rockwell studios in “2001 SPACE ODESSY” PLUS CARTOONS Democrats’ views “ destroy the Reg. However, he said, “ There was no case 8.99 WAIST Chief State’s Attorney Joseph Gormley the shopping plaza on Main Street, which Stockbridge, Mass. (PQ) eSKM *$1.50 affirmative" purpose of a Misses’ & Juniors’ when I refused the warrants. I’d have done m U k i 6 4 9 - 9 5 ^ Great blue denim flares with 4 patch Jr. said Wednesday he removed ColliM is the subject of a pending suit filed by city Anyone interested in going debate.” pockets, sizes 29 to 42; 10 oz. denim. officials regarding parking charges at the it again.” ‘ may contact Mrs. Pat Kean, Paluska and Pagani Corduroy E because of a “ clear conflict of Interest” in Based on citizens complaints. East the case that stemmed from an argument site. 643-0871. FILM RATING GUIDE Hartford officials earlier filed suit to over a parking fee at a shopping plaza last Madden sought the arrest of William For Parartta and Thair Chlldran Men’s Fashion Print Shirts Pants challenge the policy of the parking lot that The lottery week in East Hartford. Kamm, a parking attendant, and his provides free parking for businesses in the fflEIM. MKMXS H am (MM Our Reg. 10.99 Robert Madden of East Hartford lodged brother, Howard, after they tried to block plaza but charges a 25-cent fee for those on The weekly Connecticut State screen prints, washable; S to XL. m ^ " the conflict of interest charge against him from driving his girl friend’s car from ul«Tlff QKRn mOKS ^ other errands. The city claimed the policy Lottery number drawn in Clin raEnn. eaNKt ncemD t»m thw ii sq m h sauHi hr rn-Tiuums Collins, alleging arrest warrante were not the lot without paying a 25 cent charge. (IxcaleRt fw FreeiiEg I Cminf) ' Our Reg. 9.99 ■ g g violates a zoning regulation that bans the ton today was: 63-YeIlow-019. • 0MMRDFKSHIE1U,IM.T0II, issued because they would involve an Madden said he was subsequently advise i ciiu s t m a ROCKVILLE p use of such a parking lot for commercial KSIBCID fete IT raaSn I hrart MM feviia 80 agent of Collins’ law partner, Leon that Ctollins considered the incident a A ID CMVES10I irniS $ Doubleknit Waist Watcher Slacks % p P purposes. HOSPITAL Podrove of Manchester. “ civil matter” and decided not to issue ^ aFIKSII SMET Xmi W a :| *0 OK aaa II Msma (iw m m an kceiSsam) Waistband breathes with you! i d l M 'W 7 § NOTES Best of Fall colors, 32 to 42. N N ■■ ■ ; Pinwale corduroy flares with belts, FERRANDO’S pocket and zipper detailing; I | Our Reg. 12.99 1 W H I ORCHARDS g Sizes 5/6 to 15/16. I BIRCH ST. 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Ino. brings. I FREE PARKING TICKETS NOW AVAIUABLE AT A/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 — PAGE FIVE lianrijfHtpr Eupning Hpralii Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Member, Audit Bureau ot Circulation Member, United Press International STARTS Published by the Manchester Publishing Co„ Herald Square, Manchester, Conn, 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor TONIGHT Opinion Foresight rare in government planning For all his economic sins and — in the McNamara tradition. slavish worship of computer readouts, Ford’s men have made these one concept Robert Strange predictions, which may or may not be McNamara brought to Washington correct, accuracy in economic and the Pentagon should be adopted as guessing being what it is today. gospel by every president, senator Nevertheless, for what they’re and representatives, worth, the projections indicate that McNamara, it will be recalled, es old programs, many of which tablished the five-year, look-ahead presumably should have reached their system in the Department of Defense. full growth by now, will expand from That is, each major project was $268.4 billion in fiscal 1974 to a 2 calculated ahead by five years to predicted $462 billion by 1980. determine what pressure it would The White House budget specialists exert on the budget. As McNamara predict further that the $400 million in knew, and as every president and con programs the Ford administration gressman should have learned by proposed to Congress in January this now, it’s not the initial cost of a year would grow to $14.7 billion in 15 program — which may be in the low years. That is, by 1980 they would be 5 millions — that counts, but the cost almost 37 times as large. after it has grown to adolescence and In the 10 years between fiscal 1966 adulthood, which may run into billions and 1976, health programs expanded a year. by a factor of 10, from $2.6 billion to American Bison at the Bronx Zoo (Photo by Floyd Tarson) This is what Congress has neglected $28 billion, veterans benefits from $5.9 in carrying out its new budgeting billion to $15.6 billion, federal system. employe retirement and disability This year. Congress faithfully from $1.7 billion to $7.9 billion, public Tourists should steer clear of Hell City promised fiscal restraint and respon assistance from $3.4 billion to $18.4 sibility, and set up some impressive billion, and interest on the public debt rules to prove sincerity. from $2 billion to $36 billion. WASHINGTON — There is another of the penalty, if Dockery were convicted, It used to be that no bail was permitted Nevertheless, in voting on money bills This is not to argue that all these in reason why tourists should steer clear of ANDREW TULLY was si^flcient reason for him to flee. (As, in capital cases; that ban prevails in some Hell City, or the District of Columbia. It is incidentally, hundreds of others have). of the more civilized sections of the world. thus far this session, congressmen creases are bad. It is, however, to say called the D.C. Crime Act of 1970, and its But Newman acted under the section of But in any case, it seems just a touch per collectively have failed in practice to that in too many cases, little of this provisions take a casual view of human the Crime Act which states that a defen functory for any judge to release a man give any apparent appreciable future growth was taken into account life. dant with strong conununity ties and no accused of homicide on his own thought to the cost of their programs when the original projects were Or, as Sen. Robert B. Morgan, D-N.C., past criminal record is entitled to release recognizance. As Gizzerelli suggested, the put it, he “just could not believe that a on personal bond unless the prosecution temptation to blow town is strong when five and 10 years hence. voted. This failure, more and more, is man who was charged with stabbing a 19 for a preliminary hearing on charges of can show that flight is a real possibility. the accused realizes he is in very real Thus, the much heralded con boxing in the budget makers. They are young man to death on the streets of this first-degree murder and carrying a He denied the request for money bond. danger of being hit with the book. gressional monetary reform, which being handcuffed by the lack of city was released without any bond what dangerous weapon. Newman then release Well, it is true that Dockery was clean However, this is Hell City, where soever.” Morgan, a former attorney was to save us all money, may prove, foresight or “forethinking” done Dockery on personal bond. But Dockery is at the time of his arrest. That is, he had no judges routinely show more compassion general in his state, called for "some kind not scot free; be was ordered to r ^ r t to criminal record. Nor did his past behavior for the accused than for the victim. It is in the end, to be considerably less when “small” but “worthy” of in-depth study as to what is the cause of the D.C. Ball Agency each week — by show a “pattern of violence” suggesting not a local problem. The District of than half a loaf. programs were originally voted. the serious crime problem here in our telephone. that he was “a threat to the community.” Columbia in part is supported by the' The importance of looking ahead Once instituted, it is almost im nation’s capital and to see if there is Lunacy? Yes. But legal. But, begging His Honor’s pardon, the dollars contributed by taxpayers from something that we can do to help it.” crime of murder is not to be compared Maine to Hawaii. Moreover, Washington becomes clear when it is realized that possible to cancel or significantly According to the Crime Act of 1970, if a Morgan was referring specifically to the person facing charges is deemed a danger with pocket-picking or jay walking. A belongs to the whole country and more than half the average federal reduce programs, even when they’ve case of one Aubrey Dockery also known as to the community, he may be placed in human life was snuffed out on a therefore, quite naturally, it is a major budget today consists of com grown out of all reason, or when their Aubrey A. Brown, 23, who has been preventive detention. If it is believed a Washington street. Dockery was arrested tourist attraction. mitments inherited from previous usefulness has ended, as almost any charg^ with homicide in the stabbing suspect may fail to appear in court, he shortly after the murder for reasons the I say Hell City naturally is a Mecca for death of Duncan J. McCrea, 21, a recent may be required to post a money bond. But police obviously believed to be relevant. tourists. But the Crime Act of 1970 says budgets. recent president could testify with graduate of the University of Virginia and no money bond can be imposed “to assure The fact he had no criminal record does the inhabitants of Kalamazoo and Tulsa Each year, the dollar value of these strong feeling. Ford has had a draftsman for Amtrak. the safety of any other person in the com not nMessarlly mean he had never com visit their capital at their peril. My advice old commitments inevitably rises, remarkably little success with his Dockery, who lives here with his munity.” mitted a crime, although the accused is to tourists is to leave Washington to its mother, was arraigned before Superior pushing the budget up beyond reason. modest proposals along this line. Assistant U.S. Atty. John Gizzerelli entitled to the benefit of this doubt. criminal creeps and take off for Niagara Court Judge Theodore R. Newman Jr., asked Judge Newman to hold Dockery on a However, murder often is the first crime Falls — or even Northern Ireland. They’ve Now this is not because no one Nixon failed completely. Few other who ordered him to appear in court Sept. $10,000 bond; he told the judge the severity committed by an individual. got laws in those places. thought of the problem. The budgeting presidents have dared try. reform voted by Congress, in fact, We cannot afford much more of requires the President to make five- such nonsense. OPEN FORUM Will Italy go left? year projections for all budget items ROME — In Portugal the question is; Zone change Bible readings Who will be in charge of finishing the THE ALMANAC revolution? In Spain the question is; When MAX LERNER opposed defended Franco goes, who will inherit the By United Press International The morning stars are Venus, Saturn, To the editor: succession? Here in Italy the question is a To the editor: double one. Are the Communists bound to Today is Thursday, Sept. 25, the 268th Mars and Jupiter. Recently I attended a meeting of the I am writing in answer to the question be part of a government either before or day of 1975 with 97 to follow. The evening star is Mercury. Manchester Planning and Zoning Commis the Rev. Gustafson raised in his letter to after the next general elections; and if so, More recently, they seized on a tactical "The moon is approaching its last Those bom on this date are under the sion (PZC) and listened to pros and cons the editor, published in the Open Forum can anyone trust their assurances that misstep by American Ambassador John quarter. sign of Libra. but no questions answered. Where does a Sept. 19. The Rev. Gustafson asked, Volpe who gave an unfortunate interview, taxpayer find the answer to questions they will cherish democracy? “l^en the reading of a scripture verse saying that the United States is against the arising from a zone change? Tile underlying problem is economic, seems appropriate and relevant to the sub idea of including the Communists in an The questions unanswered are in regard but even more deeply it is political and ject at hand, should the quotation be for Italian coalition, and that it runs against to a proposed rezoning of an 18-acre tract psychological. The economics can be put bidden in a public meeting in the Town of the grains of NATO. He opened himself to off Parker St. The land is now zoned Rural briefly. Inflation has been high, especially Manchester or in any other town, U.S.A?” the expected accusations of American in Residence, it is bound on two sides by food and clothing, as much as 20 per cent a If quotations from any of the writings of terference, in which almost the whole of existing Industrial Zone, on one side by year — but a tight policy by the Bank of men are permitted in a public meeting in the Italian press joined. Parker Street, and on the other side by a Italy has it under control. A recession has the U.S.A., to forbid a quotation from the It was a marginal episode, since the railroad right of way which abuts the set in, with mounting unemployment, Bible is discrimination against its author. larger game itself has to be played out in Forest Hill area. perhaps 5 per cent, but Italians have a He has a right to be heard. Freedom of spread-the-work policy and unemploy side Italy by the Italians. If it is in fact a Question 1. Why does the tovvn of speech is guaranteed to all men in our na ment payments. Times have been better, principle of modern history that no Manchester need another industrial site tion and the author of the Bible has been especially from 1962 to 1969, and they have Popular-Front regime can trust its Com when the industrial site next to the land In and is and continues to be the respected munist partners to remain true partners, question isn’t even filled. also been worse. Economically it is an old revered leader of many people of the coun and not use it to seize power, the Italians 2. Has an environmental impact study story, and Italy can survive it. try. He is not dead. He is alive in our land seem to have forgotten it. been done oif the area. I also feel we Politically and psychologically it is today. He speaks to His people through the Since Gramsci, the party’s founder, and already have a traffic congestion problem different. .The Christian Democrats have Bible. His voice will never be silenced in held power for 30 years in a succession of since Togliatti, the chief architect of its on Parker and Route 83 as it is. bur land. shifting alliances, always excluding the Popular-Front tactic, the Communists 3. What will the applicant do to the Respectfully, have tried to persuade the Italian voter bouffer zone facing the Forest Hill area? Communists who were the second party Mrs. Alfred E. Schimmel but at a safe distance. Last June, in local that they are not outlanders and they are As far as I see the only thing that 26 Phelps Rd. and provincial elections, the Communists not the feathered serpent. Despite the separates the two parcels of land are a few Manchester dramatically narrowed the margin to examples of Leon Blum in France, of the small trees which I am sure will fall to the somewhat tetween 2 per cent and 3 per Spanish Civil War, of the Hungarians, bulldozer. Czechs and Poles, despite Solzhenitsyn, 4. What can be done to warn prospective cent, too close for safety. They did it by a brilliantly conceived and the Italians don't seem to have been cured buyers about the proposed industrial site? HERALD YESTERDAY’S executed strategy. They had managed to of an insistent streak of political in There are expensive new homes for sale in convince at least a third of the Italian nocence. Their own Ignazio Silone tried to front of the land in question. The zoning voters — perhaps more — that they are a tell them that freedom is the very bread for these hoities amounts to a double A 25 Years Ago unique Communist Party, independent of and wine of life, and a perishable com zone in front of the house and an industrial The U.S. Power Squadron through its Moscow. They talk of accepting NATO, of modity. They cannot grasp that the zoning in the back of the houses. Hartford Chapter announces it will soon sharing the responsibility for coalition Janissaries of a closed society could If the PZC changes the zoning on the start piloting and seamanship classes in decisions, of believing in the democratic possibly display themselves in the proposed 18 acres of land, it will amount to Manchester. process. During the crisis of the Por sunlight, instead of hiding always in the nothing more than a farce in our existing Lee Urbanetti is cro\yned town tennis singles champion after beating former tuguese revolution, their party secretary, shadows. zoning laws. I feel it is about time people champion Fritz Della Fera in straight Berlinguer, joined with the Italian The key decision affecting a Communist started standing up for their rights and not sets. Socialist leader, de Martino, and part;iership will have to be made by the sit back and let the PZC reclassify this separated himself from the tactics of the Socialists, who also gained in the June . land at the expense of Forest Hills, 10 Years Ago Portuguese Communists. The Italian elections, but not as much as the Com taxpayers. I also feel the PZC should Manchester Republicans support con Communists have exploited their June vic munists. 4 great politics, in any nation, ] answer questions that taxpayers ask. struction of new elementary school in tory to the hilt and created the myth that takes a tactical skill, guts and vision. It Sincerely, Spring St, area. the wave of the future for Italy must in remains tp be seen whether the Italian Edmund O’Donnell Chamber of Commerce decides to start clude communism. It has been a virtuoso Socialists have combined them as the Por 55 Shepard Dr. a historical society for Manchester. ‘Brother, can somebody spare a dime?” perfoimance. tuguese Socialists seem to have. Manchester 1 .r,. r T." p a g e s i x - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. 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JACKETS program to upgrade quality Pant Lengths, Women’s Style A nationwide Consumer Service sympathy and understanding we bring to Postal customers in the test found the T - And Program designed to improve and your own expectations of what good postal cards easy to complete and most com- ' Full Lengths broaden the quality of mail service was service is all about.” plaints were resolved to the customer’s announced today by Postmaster John Postmaster Bengston urges customers satisfaction. $igoo I ^ ^ s t o n . in Manchester and Bolton to bring their in The card should take no more than two < by quiries and complaints to the attention of minutes to fill out. The postmaster also rf.; Color: Russell Taylor Beginning Oct. 1, the U.S. Postal Ser postal managers. And if people feel their said he and his staff are willing to discuss t ; vice will introduce a program at the problems have not been properly handled, any problems, including lack of courtesy, ' ; Taupowood Master of Manchester Post Office and other offices the postmaster said, they should see him irregularities in deliveries or collections, r ' across the nation to encourage mail users personally. collection box convenience and postal of- Fur Like to register problems they may have with To make it easier for a customer to fice hours. their mail service. make a suggestion or complaint about “We want you to come to us with your ■ Fashions. postal service, the new consumer service problems,” concluded Postmaster K card will be available from letter carriers Bengston. “The whole point of this service v;'; At the core of the program is a con and at post offices. program is to bring your problems and C U D D L E S III sumer service card, through which According to Postmaster Bengston, the gripes out into the open where we can problems, are identified and which postal card is two postal cards with carbon paper attempt to resolve them.” t ’. managers attempt to expeditiously between them. “One copy goes to me or a Photographed From Our Stock resolve. station superintendent so work can begin on the problem,” he said. “The other goes The Consumer Service Program reflects H i i s l i * Member Main Street Betterment Aun. to Postal 'Service Headquarters in Dateline 1775 Postmaster General Benjamin F. Bailar’s Washington for cataloging and analysis. determination that mail services to the By United Press International R i p p i e s The cards will help management spot public will be “friendly, courteous and ef MONTREAL, Sept. 25 — Confronted by T-' \ problem areas and trends and take correc ficient, as well as sp ^ y and reliable.” 40 British regulars with Canadian and In- Water and stain resistant brushed pigskin the kind TWEED’S Specialty Shop tive action if necessary.” Of Course, “G o^ service is a far broader concept dian help, Ethan Allen surrendered and that renews itself with a quick brushing. Thick fleece than just fast mail handling, as important was confined in irons aboard a British " lining for toasty warm toes. Nitro crepe sole and heel Expert Fitting 773 Main Street in Downtown Manchester The Consumer Service Program was as that is,” the postmaster general says. warship. 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Glastonbury; Lisa Ann Nadeau, And after the first thrill of Biiiaovrs______Finest nylon, _____ twist.______Here’sa carpet designed to 148 Park St.; Brian Kennedy, 28 Clarke Insurance Agency Manchester Evening Watkins Brothers ownership is over, you'll dis i f withstand wear and abuse and keekeep its good looks for many $ 8 * s Ardmore Rd.; Nellie Gaskell, Herald Watkins Funeral Home cover how superbly trouble many years — so easy to care for. 13 Bancroft Rd., Rockville. free and accurate it is, year h o o r Also, Ramon Lata, 11 Holmes Funeral Home Moriarty Brothers Manchester Parkade: after year. Stainless steel S Griswold St.; Brian McKeon, 23 Regal Men s Shop Liggett’s Pharmacy with matching band,$295.14 MEN’S SHOP Richmond Dr.; Nicole Potiez, 935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER OPEN; TUE. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9 216 Union St.; Carol McKenzie, J. D. Real Elstate Savings Bank of kt. gold-filled with matching 843-6171 s a t ; t il 5:30 band, $395; 917 Main Street, Manchester 789 Main Street In DowntoWn Mancheeter • Eetabllahef11910 • 643-8022 East Hartford; Michael Fortin, Lydall, Inc. Manchester , .f 'I- • CLOSED MONDAY 141 Woodland Dr., South Wind * Member Metn Street Betterment Aeen. * Member Mein Street Betterment A itn. iVMfmbw Miln strati Batttrment'Aun. sor; Barbara Ramsdell, East Hartford. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 - PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCTRSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Sept. 25.1975 \ Rec offers new program; FROM YOUR evening exercise class BICYCLES 5^ L M U n SBICTI9N 9F IN THE SERViCE The Manchester Recreation weeks craft program. The class p.m. beginning Oct. 7 at the lEW II6TCUS II TIE T H E B A B Y NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN V Eim M EI By VIVIAN FERQU80N Department women’s . includes all craft materials. Teen Center. Womens’ evening Daniel M. Lowry, son of Mr. don Rd., Hehron, has After completion of six weeks programs which holds classes Instructor is Ms. Judy Burr, volleyball program will be an IS N A M E D nounced later in October. and Mrs. Milton W. Lowry, 13 entered the U.S. Air Force of basic orientation at Lackland at 110 Cedar St., has cancelled and the class will include Wadsworth St. has entered the Delayed Enlistment Program Air Force Base in San Antonio, the beginner’s sewing course stories and musical activities. (Hasses still open at the Rec include slimnastics, beginners U. S. Air Force and reported for until he reports for active duty Tex., he will then receive ad Recently, a reader called due to lack of participants. Cost of the class is $8 for the six belly dancing and rosemaling, Wilson, Larann Michele, daughter of Laurence C. and active duty on Sept. 16. Lowry on Jan. 7, 1976. A graduate of vance technical training for looking for a recipe for carrot In its place, ano&er Tiny weeks and includes all Bicycling... Fri^y afternoon; beginners Annette Kehoe Wilson of 427 Strong Rd., South Windsor. She was has s e l e c t a position in the Rham High School, Gass of which transferrable college cake. Every year, at this time, Tots G aft Class will be offered materials, juice and cookies. ceramics, Monday morning; or bom Sept. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal mechanical career field. 1975, Brian has selected a posi credits will be granted. home bakers think of loaf from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m. on ’There will be a maximum of patchwork quilting, nature grandfather is John B. Kehoe Jr. of 427 Strong Rd., South Wind After completion of six weeks tion in the electronic career cakes, breads and coffee' cakes ’Thursdays. Children, who are eight children the class, The Family crafts, American Issues sor. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Edgar Wilson of Water- of basic orientation at Lackland field. that keep well. There is the four years of age or soon to be Evening exercise classes will Forum, knitting, Friday after bury. Air Force Base in Shn Antonio, school lunch, the P.T.A. four are invited to join this six include slimnastics on Monday noons. Recreation Texas, he will then receive ad members who come over for a evenings beginning Oct. 6 from POST ROAD PLAZA 7:30 to 9:30 at Verplank School. Registration is in person only MON-SAT MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 Kangas, Stacey Coralee, daughter of Carlo and Julia Springer vance technical training for morning meeting, and the iMltMlllCUBopEN THURS A FRI. during the remainder of this VERNON, COHN. 872-3159 Kangas of Stafford Springs. She was bora Sept. 17 at Manchester wjiich transferrable college evening snack. Belly dancing classes will be ■ B B B H e v e n i n g s T I L L 9 Model Hits week. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Cora credits will be granted. Film makers^ symposium Grated carrots provide body held ’Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 Springer of 11 Strant St. and Bryan Springer of Danforth, Maine. to cake and also keep it moist. get to know each other. Her paternal grandfather is George Kangas of Sutton, Mass. She Navy Seaman Kenneth C. The Manchester Women’s It is easy to slice and put into Big League Selected films will also be has a sister, Carlene, 2. White, son of Mrs. Barbara T. Center at Manchester Com the little brown bag for a plea shown to local audiences. By CAY PAULEY White of 840 Ellington Rd., munity College is looking for sant surprise at lunch. Amateur, semiprofessional UPI Women’s Editor South Windsor, was graduated women film makers to par or professional women film NEW YORK (UPI) - K you Morlock, Sarah, daughter of William F. HI and Corey Mitchell from recruit training at the ticipate in a Film makers’ Sym makers, living in Connecticut, watch television, you can hard Morlock of 34 Lewis St. She was bom Sept. 17 at Manchester Naval Training Center, Orlan posium next spring. The sym 725 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE who work in super 8 or 16mm Walnut carrot cake ly miss her. She comes on the Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. do, Fla. posium will include workshops John Mitchell of 34 Lewis St. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. in the various technical and are urged to contact Bettina 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour tube as a coed, housewife, Dorothy Morlock of East Hartford. Her great-grandparents are economic aspects of film Borders at Manchester Com 1 cup granulated sugar young mother, sophisticated MANCHESTER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LeBlanc of 195 South St., Rockville, Mrs. Brian J. Pinney, son of Mr. making as well as provide an munity College, 60 Bidwell St., 1 tablespoon cocoa model. She is Miss, Ms. or Mrs. We Reserve The Right Edith Morlock of East Hartford and Mrs. Wladas Mitchell of and Mrs. Art Pinney, 182 Lon- opportunity for film makers to Manchester 06040. 1 teaspoon salt America. i ___ __ To Limit Quantities - Winsted. 1 teaspoon baking powder Doing commercials, she sells everything from soap to Suporinarkels I¥oUBIE STAMPS SAT. 7 to 10 PlTI Saylor, Anna Marie, daughter of Clifford A. and Pamela Craft 2 teaspoon baking soda cosmetics to fashion to travel. 1 teaspoon cinnamon Judith Baldwin of Clovis, 2 Saylor of 151 Prospect St., Rockville. She was bora Sept. 17 at MANCHESTER ^ OUR ^{1 Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are PARKADE Va teaspoon nutmeg N.M., is one of the top % teaspoon ginger MEklS Mr. and Mrs. Henry Craft of Hudson, Ohio. Her paternal grand ^ "’ ! moneymakers in television BONUS BUYS! parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Saylor of Arabia. Her great 2 6 Vb cup soft shortening commercials. She has "about \ Y E A R grandmothers are Mrs. Lillian Craft of Kentucky and Mrs. Saylor ^ 15’’ commercials running GOOD THRU SEPT. 27 THE THANK YOU STORE 2 eggs of Virginia. (Herald photo by Pinto) 2 cups finely grated raw carrot currently. And at $5,000 to $10,- 1/3 cup water 000 per initial filming of a com USD4 CHOICE NEWVOCK Lapointe, Conrad Albert, son of Conrad M. and Collette Gui- 1 cup coursely chopped walnuts mercial, plus the residuals on miE MB KICKIIK HOST CUT mond Lapointe of 11 N. Fairfield St. He was bom Sept. 17 at Mrs. Cross sits beside an antique pine one-board chest, a painted bread board and a wash Complete Selections at Discount Savings! remns, the smalltown girl is in SIRLOIN Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are board all designed with the rosemaling technique. Her classes at the Rec Department will Resift flour with sugar, Walnut carrot cake the big league in earnings. CHUCK 5 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Guimond of Tiverton, R.I. His paternal begin on Monday. (Herald photo by Pinto) cocoa, salt, baking powder, Success has not gone to her STEAKS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lapointe of Sherbrook, baking soda and spices. Add pretty blonde head. When I STEAK Can. He has a brother, Ronald, 12; and two sisters, Linda, 12, and shortening, eggs, carrots and 1 cup coconut By cracky bars asked her how others with FRESH LOBSTER 1 cup chocolate bits (one small Sift together: MicheUe, 11. water; and blend until similar ambition might make Mrs. Cross to teach rosemaling King’s Auto Dept moistened. Beat one minute at package) 1-3/4 cups sifted flour it, she gave considerable lb. Comer, Paul Nathan, son of Paul W. Jr. and Ann Kraiza moderate speed. Stir in 1 cup butterscotch bits 1 teaspoon salt thought before she answered. walnuts. 1 cup condensed milk V4 teaspoon baking soda Comer of 10 Gardner St. He was bom Sept. 18 at Manchester wood. Finished pieces can be Another class being offered “That’s a hard one,” she said. Harriet Cross of Manchester ’Turn into greased 9” tube pan 1 cup broken nut meats Blend well together: Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. used to beautify the home, as by the Rec as part of its “A lot just comes on people’s will be teaching a class in or 10x3x2 loaf pan. Bake at 325 Put butter in 9x13 pan. Place 3/4 cup shortening SEALTEST Edward Kraiza Sr. of East Hartford. His paternal grandparents wall plaques, or made into Bicentennial program, is the response to you. CHAMPION rosemaling as part of the about one hour. Let stand five in oven to melt. Add graham 1 cup sugar “I would say, watch televi are Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Comer Sr. of East Hartford. earrings, pins, or used to American Issues Forum. Each Manchester Recreation Repart- minutes, then turn out onto cracker emmbs, mix and pat Add 2 eggs; beat well. sion commercials, know what ICE decorate wooden chests and week topics on America past, WHITE ment women’s programs this wire rack to cool. Serve plain or into bottom of pan. Spread Combine: 1/3 cup milk and 1 you look like, honestly. Know Vitiello, Anthony George and Korine Nancy, twin son and boxes. Old treasures such as present and future will be dis CREAM fall. sift a light coating of powdered remaining ingredients in order teaspoon vanilla what clothes look like, learn BREAD daughter of Anthony A. Jr. and Jean Hannafin Vitiello of 120 milk cans can be painted in the cussed. Films are scheduled, as A U FU V im S 20 OZ. SOUND TOP Mrs. Cross attended classes sugar over top. Makes one given, one on top of another. Add alternately with dry in whether you can identify with 1/2 OAL Famham Rd., South Windsor. They were borp Sept. 18 at rosemaling technique. Artists well as guest speakers. at the Fletcher Farm School for Bake in 350-375-degree oven gredients to creamed mixture. those doing commercials. Look Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grandparents will use various brash strokes; cake. Crafts in Ludlow, Vt. and has A complete up-to-date list of Marie Girelli was looking for about 25 minutes or until • Place 1/3 of batter in second are Mr. and Mrs. George Hannafin of Arlington, Mass. Their non-artists will have patterns to at yourself, see what you like studied art under Audrey Shine, dates and topics is available at cookies to send to her son at bobbly. Cut into bars when cool. bowl. Add: and don’t like about you. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vitiello of 109 follow. Walter Van Arsdale, Mary Jane the West Side Rec. NOTE: Do not confuse con 1 square melted chocolate and V4 “If you feel you’ve just got to Benedict Dr., South Windsor. Their great-grandmother is Mrs. Mrs. Cross hopes to enroll 10 college. A recent package of While The Supply Lasts! I3189«I Quinn, ^ rb a ra (joodin, and bite-sized goodies disappeared densed milk with evaporated cup chopped walnuts. do it, call an agent. Get work of Michele Vitiello of Medford, Mass. They has a have a sister, women in this class, which will Joan Dunton. The women’s programs offer in a matter of minutes when the milk. If you buy the graham Spread in two well-greased any kind before the camera. Milaina Jean, 2. be held on Mondays from 10 to ;oupoi ICOUPONI 30 classes in crafts, exercise, cracker crumbs that come 8x8x2 or one 13x9x2 pan. Copy the commercials on Rosemaling is a Norwegian 11:30 a.m. for eight weeks word went out. A very simple ! # ■ ■ ■ WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON and culture, which will begin on either in a box or bag, it’s very Arrange nine double graham videotape and play them back. Wood, Melissa Jean, daughter of Kenneth J. and Cynthia Wood painting technique used to paint beginning Monday. Cost of the one-pan, easy to pack cooky are A $7.50 PURCHASE & $7.50 PURCHASE Monday. seven-layer bars. Also, by- simple to whip up this delicious crackers over batter in pan. Record your voice and play of Windsor Locks. She was bom Sept. 19 at Manchester Memorial flowers, leaves and scrolls on class is 38. Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mart cracky bars. ’They are both cooky on short notice. ^ Add % cup semi-sweet back. You can’t have an accent. Bray of 135 Pond Lane. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and good, both prize-winning. elecMc blender is helpful in chocolate pieces to remaining “You have to have an agent. ! j SIBCIIEST 5 lb Mrs. Harry Wood of Sarasota, Fla. Her great-grandmother is making your own crumbs, or 2/3 of batter. Drop by spoonfuls And there are classes around on MRS. KAVANAUGH’S Mrs. Pauline MacNeil of West Hartford. She has a sister, Barth installed head of KofC Seven-layer bars place crackers between two over graham crackers and how to do television commer pieces of waxed paper and spread to cover. Bake 20-25 I cials. I would say, try to start in Kimberly, 3Vi. 1 stick butter Joseph Barth of 40 Buckland Bloniarz of Rockville and 1 heaping cup graham cracker crush with a rolling pin or bot minutes at 375. Cut into bars or your own hometown. A lot of ENGLISH Lammey, Peier Andrew, son of Dr. Alan S. and Elizabeth St. recently was installed as Pasquale J. Capano of South emmbs tle. squares when cool. Makes commercials are done locally.” faithful navigator of Bishop atout 3 dozen bars. Miss Baldwin started her I Sechler Lammey of 404 Spring St. He was bom Sept. 20 at Windsor, tmsteek. Manchester Memorial Hospital’ His maternal grandmother is McMahon General Assembly, Officiating at the installation acting-television career by MUFFINS SUGAR 99^1 Fourth Degree, Knights of ceremonies were Raymond entering a beauty pageant, the Mrs. William B. Sechler of Pittsburgh, Pa. His paternal grand flood Thru SopL 27 flood Thru Sopt. 27 I Columbus, in ceremonies at the Bedard, state master; ^w ard Miss U.S.A., at the urging of I Ora Coupon For Family mother is Mrs. Horace Lammey of Downington, Pa. He has a Ora Coupon Par Family three brothers, David, lOVi, Robert, 7, and Steven, 2. Campbell Council, KofC home Lynch, state marshal; Edward friends. New Mexico State Sen. on Main St. Furey, past state master; and Otis Echols and his wife, Pat. icLip N’ smwmm ICLIP N’ SAVE Bradley, Jessie Leigh, daughter of Edward and Patricia Leach Other area residents installed Chester Bieluch, faithful friar. She was runnerup in the contest mcoupoimhih ■ C O U P O N B I Bradley of 119 E. Middle Tpke. She was bom Sept. 20 at as officers are Richard After the ceremonies, .a MENUS in the late 1960s. Hennessey of Vernon, faithful WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON' Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are buffet supper was served. Friends always have played k “ A $7.50 PURCHASE Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Leach of 58 Chestnut St. Her paternal captain; and Chester C. an important part in her push A S7.50 PURCHASE forward. She was studying at grandmother is bfrs. Marjorie Bradley of 73 Phelps Rd. She has a HFSM at MCC 4900. Reservations are held un and served next week by brother, Jeremy, 2. members of HELP (Han the University of Denver when til the day before the dinner is friends put her in touch with SWEET LIFE COLLEGE NOTE dicapped Earning and Living Dinners to be prepared and served. Maxine Anderson, teaching in Bemont, Brian Matthew, son of Richard and Cheryl Titcomb Project), a program designed served by members of the Colorado Springs the how-to of Bemont of 325 Kelly Rd., Vernon. He was bom Sept. 19 at to train handicapped for International Food Course in School television commercials. ! BOLD Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Gary Werner Tureck of 150 sity, Madison, N.J. He is atten employment in the food service the Department of Hotel and Menus which will be served in “I would drive to Colorado Mr. and Mrs. Robert Titcomb of 45 Vernon Rd., Bolton. His W. Center St. was awarded a ilMAYONNAISE 7 Q ( | ding the Wharton Graduate PRESTONE II Food Services at Manchester Manchester Public Schools, industry, at Manchester Com Springs for a class each week,” maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Andrew Titcomb of Braden B.A. degree, summa cum Division of the University of Community College, are as Sept. 29-Oct. 3, are as follpws: munity College, are as follows: she recalled, “and then go ! DETEIICENT ol ton, Fla. His paternal great-grandfather is Harry Foley of laude, in commencement exer Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. ■ I 32 I V I President follows: Monday: Sloppy joes on roll, Monday: Chilled tomato home and study for finals.” Florida. He has a brother, Mark Wade, 2Vt. cises last May at Drew Univer- 49 OL I H flood Thru Sopt 27 | Tuesday: Brazilian Night, wax beans, mixed fmit, bread, juice, stewed chicken with She intermpted her college flood Thru SopL 27 Mrs. Ruth S. Staum, assistant butter and milk. dumplings, hot dinner rolls, Ora Coupon For FamN Ora Coupon For FamUy Johnson, Tanner Fitzgerald, son of John and Alberta Anti-Freeze Gaspecko (cold fresh vegetable career to try the show business treasurer. Town of Manchester soup), Matamore (carrots, Tuesday: Hamburg patty on a devil’s food cake, coffee or tea. Marshall Johnson of 7 Brian Rd., South Windsor. He was bom route in Los Angeles. Suddenly, K L I P N’SAVE B B B I ICLIP N’ SAVE was elected president of the spinach rolled in flank steak), roll, potato chips, peas and ’Tuesday: Chicken rice soup, k Sept. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand as a runnemp in the pageant, Women’s Italian American tuna club sandwich, creamy HCOUPONBI parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marshall of 29 Diane Dr., Ver ihukka boots.1 com Mexicano, pineapple fmit carrots, dutch apple cake, milk. she was in demand. ■KOUPONBMfll Club of Windsor for the 1975-76 AND ANTI-BOIL salad, Brazilian banana sur Wednesday: Tomato soup, cole slaw, glazed fmit bar, w WITH THIS COUPON' WITH THIS COUPON' non. .His patemai grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlton John While in Hollywood, she term. coffee or tea. son of Lewisburg, S.C. He has a brother, John II, 15; and a sister, prise, com bread, coffee or tea. chicken salad sandwich, studied acting, took voice t VM PURCHASE A $7.50 PURCHASE For the past two years she Ispecial Wednesday: French Night, cranberry sauce, vegetable Thursday: Tossed green Cindy, 12. lessons “to get rid of my New served as vice president of the French onion soup with sticks, ice cream, milk. salad, baked lasagna, buttered Mexico twang” , and had bit I group. The club was formed 12 croutons, veal cutlet with apple Thursday: Shells with meat green beans, garlic bread, ap roles in television series such years ago for the purpose of low prices... brandy cream, filet of sole en sauce, tossed salad, bread, ple squares, coffee or tea. as “Bewitched” and All tickets are to be promoting and conducting gallon newburg, French green peas, butter, milk and jello with top “Bracken’s World.” educational, charitable and potatoes Rissole, Caesar salad, ping. purchased through the College “Basically, the lessons social welfare work. The club peach flambe, French bread. Friday: Fillet of haddock, Book Store. Luncheons will be helped give me incentive and A B O U T TO W N consists of members of Italian Dinners will be served served promptly at noon in the All season engine protection that you can count on. Anti whipped potatoes, cole slaw, confidence,” she said in an in teabags descent or women married to promptly at 6 p.m. in the dining bread, butter, milk, and ginger Food Service Dining Room at nil 51 terview. W i f c ^ cal. 100 Count * men of Italian extraction from freeze or anti-boll. Patented silicone-silicate formula. room in the Student Center bread with topping. Manchester Community II A setback card game will be Congregational Church will Windsor and surrounding building at 60 Bidwell St. Reser College, Student Center, 60 flood Thru Sopt 27 M H flood Thru SopL 27 played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in have a potluck Friday at 6:30 towns. vations may be made by calling Project HELP Bidwell St. Correction Ora Coupon Par PaaUly Ora Coupon Par Family m m Cronin Hall of Mayfair p.m. in Woodmff Hall of the A membership reception will '© 1974 The the College Book Store at 646- Menus which will be prepared Felsway WYNN’S WYNN’S In the account of the 50th an- Gardens. All Mayfair residents be held at Sill House, Windsor I K L I P W S A V E H I P church. Corporation niversary dinner-dance are invited. on Sept. 29. Friction SPITFIRE honoring Mr. and Mrs. Joseph iKOUPONHHlMI Democratic women plan tea Barrett of 249 Vernon St. which WITH THIS COUPON m V WITH THIS COUPON^ A Bible study will be con Proofing A S7 JO PUeOttSI ■ ■ i PURCHAS' ducted tonight at 7:30 at the Gas appeared in Wednesday’s “Meet the Candidates” and Democratic candidates for representatives and state Herald, the names of Mr. and United Pentecostal Church, 187 ENGINE “Join the Democratic Women’s public office, and for senators. Also expected to at Mrs. Walter Britton of East. Woodbridge St. t m SCOTT TOWELS leaf, stem & root TREATMENT Treatment Club’’ at- the annual Manchester women who are in tend are state elected officials. Hartford should have been II Membership Tea of the terested to join the Democratic The public is invited, Manchester Composite addra to the list of couples S57 Main Street in DoemtoNn Manchester Manchester Gub on Sunday, at Women’s Club. (^airwoman for the event is Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol hosting the party. (Next to Marlow’s) 4(Girls| the Manchester Country Gub On hand to greet members, Mrs. Frances Merola. NEW CROP OA will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 and women I from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Manchester State Ar guests and the public will be can wear ’em, I ’This is an annual occasion at candidates for local office in mory, 330 Main $t. All young too. We will fit! Formulated to pop Helps prevent "after which town residents have the this fall’s municipal election, as POTATOESOV people from Grade 7 through Look What We Have! you for correct size.[ up engine. Simply run”. 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HOURS: Mon., thru Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 Route 159 Health Care; Nursing Educa Open Thursday Nighta 111 9:00 ' Olher loeatlona Ihroughout CoRiMcUoui tion — Nursing Service." ■ ft' PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975— PAGE FIFTEEN OBITUARIES OPEC still divided NOTICE Thoughts Seaver misses out on no^-hit bid Frank S. Rathbun N.Y. She was the widow of on oil price issue Patrick J. O’Leary. formance was a fitting, if his first game for the Cubs. COVENTRY - Frank Shef NEW YORK (UPI) - was charged with his 16th 11th inning giving Atlanta its field Rathbun, 77, of 89 Glenn Bom in Manchester, Mrs. Venezuelan Minister Valentin GOOD DEAL ApLENty Tom Seaver, the perfec unrewarding, windup to the Cincinnati defeated victory. Elias ^ s a pitched O’Leary had lived in Milbrook VIENNA, Austria (UPI) - 1975 season. loss against 14 wins. Rd., East Hartford, formerly of Oil ministers of the Organiza Hemandez-Acosta said, “We tionist, isn’t happy altout his Houston 6-4, Philadelphia otie inning to receive credit for 20 years. She had been [Hall available for Wed-| By Len Auster Seaver had two strikes on Phillies 8, Pirates 1 Coventry, died Wednesday at tion of Petroleum Exporting are nearer an agreement than |dings. Showers, Partiesl latest flirtation with no-hit beat Pittsburgh 8-1, Atlanta for the win while Jim Barr St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. employed as a secretary at rookie Joe Wallis before topped San Francisco 7-6, Dick Allen knocked in Dutchess Community College, Countries ended their second ever.” He predicted an in land Banquets. Weekend I fame. three runs with two singles was the loser for San Fran He was the husband of Mrs. crease of 7 to 8 per cent and Wallis looped a single to Montreal downed St. Louis Poughkeepsie. day of talks today on a proposed 1 Dates still open for 1976.f “My job is to win ball and Larry Christenson cisco. Alice B. St. Martin Rathbun. oil price Increase, still deeply said there would be no change right field with two out in 6-2 and Los Angeles routed Dodgers 14, Padres 0 Survivors are three sons, I We are air-conditioned. I Sad to hear news games,” said the New York pitched a six-hitter for his Mr. Rathbun was born in divided over the size of the in premium prices that some iKnights of ColumbusI the ninth. It was the third San Diego 14-0 in other NL Steve Garvey knocked in Mansfield and lived in Coventry Patrick J. O’Leary HI, John A. The job of any newspaper reporter is to gather the news Mets’ 21-game winner 11th triumph for hike. countries with high quality oil iHall, 138 Main St..I time Seaver had a no-hitter games. six runs with a single, dou before going to East Hartford O’Leary and Mark J. O’Leary, and report it the best he can. Sometimes, however, he Wednesday after - pitching Philadelphia. Larry Demery all at home; and a daughter, “We are far away from a are allowed to charge. [Manchester. Tel. 646- [ in the ninth without three years ago. He had been The premium prices affect must do his job in what best can be described as uncomfor six perfect innings and a no Reds 6, Astros 4 was tagged for three runs ble and two homers and Lee Jeanne Ann O’Leary, at home. decision,” Sheikh Ahmad Zaki |9044. Give us a call any! achieving one. He has four Lacy had four hits in an 18- associated with the City Club of Yamani, Saudi Arabian oil such' countries as Indonesia, table conditions. hitter for 8 2-3 innings before Pete Rose’s two-run single and eight hits in five innings The funeral is Saturday at |evening, Mon.-Sat. after | one-hitters to his credit. hit Los Angeles attack. Doug Hartford for 30 years before minister who has been opposing Libya and Nigeria. If they are the Mets lost to the Chicago was the big blow of a three- and lost his fifth decision for 9:30 a.m. from the Allen |7:00P.M. • No matter how long or short one has been in the Seaver was relieved after Rau won his 15th game and retiring in 1961. an increase, told reporters. unchanged, this would cushion business, you never like to hear about any player being in Cubs 1-0 in 11 innings. “I run sixth inning rally which Pittsburgh. Other survivors are a Funeral Home, Milbrook, with yielding two more hits in the scored his second shutout “There is a complete the effect of any increase in the jured —• especially seriously. want to pitch a no-hitter but lifted Cincinnati to its 105th Braves 7, Giants 6 daughter, Gertrude I. Rathbun a Mass at St. Joseph’s Church, 10th and the Cubs went on to with a six-hitter while Rich Miibrook, at 10. Burial will be difference of opinion. We are OPEC benchmark price. Tuesday morning, East Catholic football Coach John if it happens, it happens. If victory—the most by an NL by went five innings to score Dave May drew a walk off of East Hartford; a son, George facing terrible opposition.” win in the 11th when Skip Folkers lost his 11th game in St. James Cemetery, LaFontana came in The Herald office with his weekly doesn’t, it doesn’t.” team since the 1953 his 10th victory against six Gary Lavelle with two out F. Rathbun of East Granby; Yamani, looking grim, left Seaver is well-known as Lockwood walked Bill for San Diego. seven grandchildren and a Manchester, with a commit^! 'Coaches Corner’ column. One of the first things he did was Brooklyn Dodgers. Clay Kir losses while Larry Dierker and the bases filled in the service at ^turday at 2 p.m. the five-hour meeting an hour his own worst critic so to Madlock with the' bases great-grandchild. before it ended. Other tell about the injury to sophomore Kevin Hurst and the filled. Ken Crosby pitched ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Friends may call at the most observers A . A. A A A . A. A The funeral is Saturday at 10 ministers came out later and first reaction to hearing that it was a fractured neck was the last two innings to win wwwwwwww a.m. at Newkirk and Whitney funeral home Friday from 7 to “Oh, no.” Wednesday’s brilliant per 9. confirmed that the talks are Funeral Home, 318 Burnside still deadlocked. They said the Hurst was injured playing in a jayvee game Monday Ave., East Hartford. The Rev. meeting would resume at 10 RSox skipper sets up STANDINGS Mrs. Elsa B. Wilhelm against Northwest Catholic in West Hartford. He was William E. Beldan will of Mrs. Elsa Blau Wilhelm, 91, a.m. Friday. taken to St. Francis Hospital in Hartford and admitted and ficiate. Burial will be in of 25 Canterbury St. died this Yamani vowed he never it was learned that he was operated on Tuesday to repair National League Windham Center Cemetery. would accept more than a 5 per East morning at her home. She was FUNERAL HOME the damage. A hdspital spokesman Wednesday said Kevin W. L. Pet. G.B. Friends may cali at the cent increase. new pitching rotation the widow of Paul Wilhelm Jr. E$tabli$hed 1874 - Four Generations of Service was still in serious but stable condition. x-Pittsburgh 91 .576 - funeral home Friday from 3 to 5 Mrs. Wilhelm was born Nov. Nigerian Minister Mofia 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 Philadelphia 84 74 .532 7 How extensive the damage is, still not sure but when 80 78 .510 11 and 7 to 9 p.m. 15, 1883 in Germany and had Tonjo Akobo, however, said New York The family suggests that any you’re dealing with the neck and the spinal cord is in BOSTON (UPI) - The Red Sox are in those weekend games,” Johnson St. Louis 80 79 .503 IV/x lived in Manchester for 60 Yamani had not insisted in the Chicago 74 85 .465 \V/i memorial gifts may be made to meeting on holding to 5 per volved, you know it’s serious. going to make the best out of the said. years. Johnson said he would use against Montreal 73 86 .459 18>4 the Heart Association of Survivors are 2 sons, Alfred cent. A Mass was said at East Catholic High Wednesday, as washouts of the past two nights. West Greater Hartford, 310 Collins P. Wilhelm and Walter C. “I think he left early to con well as at Northwest Catholic for a speedy recovery. From The Baltimore Orioles crept to the Indians; Reggie Cleveland (12-9) W. L. Pet. G.B. St., Hartford. And we can expect more of the same sult his government,” Akobo within 3Vz games of the Red Sox in tonight, Luis Tiant, Rick Wise and x-Cincinnati 106 54 .660 - Wilhelm, both of Manchester; 3 FRIDAY SCHOOL The Herald sports staff, we extend our best wishes to his Los Angeles 86 73 .541 19 daughters, Mrs. Edwin Cum said. He predicted the con parents and our prayers are that Kevin has a speedy and their battle for the American League Dick Pole. San Francisco 77 80 .490 27 This is the way it is, has been, and will be for another day at least—rain, rain, rain. This “SERVICE TO MOTHERS San Diego 70 88 • .443 34^/t Mrs. Gladys B. O’Leary mings, with whom she made ference would agree on an in complete recovery. East pennant with an 8-1 win over the Another consolation because of the scene is near Homestead St. Cautious braking is advisable to avoid skidding. To date, crease Friday of about 10 per Atlanta 67 91 .424 37V^ Mrs. Gladys B. Scholsky her home, Mrs. Rudolph AND CHILDREN” Detroit Tigers Wednesday. The Red rainout: Yankee ace Catfish Hunter, Houston 63 96 .399 41V^ O’Leary, 50, of Horseshoe Rd., Bohadik and Mrs. Thomas there have been no reports of flooding or washouts in the area. (Herald photo by Dunn) cent. Sox, rained out Tuesday night in New who was to go against Boston x-clinched division title Milbrook, N.Y., formerly of MacDougall, all of Manchester; FREE - - NO FEES Where will minds he? Wednesday, will, instead, be used Wednesday’s Results York, and a doubleheader rained out Chicago 1 New York 0, 11 inns Manchester, died Wednesday at a sister in Germany; 10 Every Friday What kind of affect the injury to Hurst will have on the in the same place Wednesday night. against Baltimore Friday. Vassar Hospital, Poughkeepsie, Montreal 6 St. Louis 2. night grandchildren and 13 great Oct. 3 - Nov. 22 Eagle squad is unsure but it is obvious it will be on their Boston Manager Darrell Johnson Any Boston wins and Orioles losses Philadelphia 8 Pittsburgh 1. night grandchildren. minds. It is something which you can’t blank completely Cincinnati 6 Houston 4, night said the layoff meant a rest for some numbering four would clinch the divi Atlanta 7 San Francisco 6, 1st, 11 The funeral is Monday at 9 out of your mind. It’s a sad commentary to say that it sion title for the Red Sox. Apparently, a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, 9:30 - 11:30 A.M. of hi's pitchers and he can line up four inns, twilight Card of Thanks might have a positive affect on them. Maybe this week San Francisco at Atlanta, 2nd, night, 400 Main St. Burial will be in right-handers in a row for the series in if the title isn’t decided before the We would like to express our heartfelt POLICE REPORT against Windsor Locks High the Eagle gridders will try regularly scheduled end of the season, cancelled, rain appreciation, to the many friends, Elm Grove Cemetery, Mystic. CHURCH OF CHRIST Boston against the Cleveland Indians. Los Angeles 14 San Diego 0, night relatives and neighbors who were so Friends may cail at the Lydall At Vernon Sts. just a little bit harder. “For the past couple of weeks. I’ve Boston and New York will make up Tonight's Game generous and kind in our recent sorrow. Even without this on their thoughts, the Raiders will pre (All Times EDT) funeral home Sunday from 7 to store was apparently gained 3, 4, 5 Years Old been hoping that I’d be able to pitch the rained out games. Mrs. Caroiine Falcetta ARRESTS 713 Foster St., South Windsor issued a written warning for sent a problem for East. Windsor Locks is unbeaten in two San Francisco (Falcone 12*11) at San and Family 9 p.m. through a bathroom window four right-handers against Cleveland Diego (Greif 4-6), 10 p.m. Manchester was charged Wednesday with driving at a speed greyer than and the rear doors to the reasonable for conditions. starts including a victory last Saturday over always (UPI Photo) Friday's Games Ronald McKinley of Hartford failure to obey a stop sign in *BIBLE STORIES Montreal at Chicago building were then uniocked Boyd is to appear in Common powerful Simsbury High. They have a powerful ground was charged by Manchester connection with the investiga ^GETTING ALONG WITH OTHERS New York at Philadelphia, 2. twi- from the inside. Police are in Pleas Ck)urt 19, Stafford Springs game keyed by tailback Dan Kyda which the Eagles will Meta’ night Police Wednesday with attemp tion of a two-car accident at *SUPERVISED PLAY Tom Seaver delivers pitch vestigating.’ Sand Hill and Sullivan Rds. Oct. 20. have to stop. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, night Ford to avoid ting to obtain a controlled sub *REFRESHMENTS Missed no-hitter against Cubs by one out Atlanta at Cincinnati, night Gary Ruchin of Willimantic An extra incentive of this nature is not something any A’s clinch West title stance, alteration of a prescrip Police said Sullivan coliided San Francisco at San Diego, night reported an attempted theft of with a car driven by John ACCIDENT coach or team would like but it is there. Young Hurst, an Houston at Los Angeles, night tion, and giving a false name The above apace Is'avallable to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST coins from a cigarette machine Ferruolo of 141 Scott Dr., South Bolton SERVED BASIS to publicize community aervlca programs, through tha Andover resident, won’t be there in body but spirit and that and address, following an inci Palmer, now 22-11, spaced this year than ever before.” American League open crowds at Bonanza Steak House. Windsor. Sullivan is to appear Ms. Marion McGill of Han ■ courtesy of Watkins. Call Mrs. Janice Lopea at The Herald between spirit might be the driving force leading the Eagles to vic NEW YORK (UPI) - dent at Lenox Pharmacy on E. 11-12 a.m. Monday lor Thursday's ad. Please phone 643-2711... Orioles^ Palmer six hits in equaling his Elsewhere the East Witnesses reported seeing a in court in East Hartford Oct. 7. Wednesday night the Orioles Center St. McKinley was son, Mass., was issued a tory. American League, Kansas W. L. Pet. G.B. white male, 26, try to pry open writteil warning Wednesday for refused to be stayed by the previous season-high victory Boston 93 63 .596 - released on a $1,000 surety City put away Minnesota 4-2 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Bet travel about the country. “I the coin box then leave the Lloyd G. Boutilier, 52, of 710 failure to grant one-half the rain in their mission of over total. Baltimore 89 66 .574 3> z bond. Court date is Oct. 14. New York 80 76 .513 13 ty Ford has told the President think he’s going to shake hands scene by car. No coins were Keeney St., Manchester was highway, in connection with the Tough CCIL opener having best year taking the Boston Red Sox in The A’s celebrated for a and Milwaukee drubbed Melvin Ha thorn, 34, of 19 Cleveland 77 78 . 497 from time to time,” Nessen missing. Cleveland 10-3. Boston at not to stop traveiing but to be Bliss St. was charged with charged Wednesday with investigation of a two-car acci ■ Having won its first game since the second week of the the American League East change after locking up the Milwaukee 65 .409 29>^2 said. VANDALISM New York was postponed Detroit 57 99 .365 36 more careful and to “stay away making an illegal pass on the failure to obey a traffic control dent on Rt. 85 in Bolton. 1974 football season, Manchester High faces Simsbury BALTIMORE (UPI) — Jim Palmer has assured himself pennant chase. title. The past two years, from the people.” Ford particularly wants to Dale Allen of 4 Hudson St. signal in connection with the in Mrs. McGill and a passenger because of rain. West right with a motor vehicle on We will have Saturday in a CCIL encounter. The Trojans, latest member of his best overall season by winning 22 games, a feat Amid scattered heavy W. L. Pet. G.B, continue to attend regional con reported to police that four hub vestigation of an accident at Rt. Her advice was close to the Main St. Court date is Oct. 14. in her car, Bertha Bosworch of of the league, lost their 1975 opener Windsor Locks, 22-16. which may bring him his second Cy Young pitching award rains, a delay of over three Brewers 10, Indians 3 Oakland 95 63 .601 - ferences with invited members caps were removed from his 30 and Rt. 5. course Ford apparently will David Burgess, 16, of 66 Dart Vernon, were both taken to Simsbury under Coach Rollie Morrison has always had a as well as the comeback player of the year in the hours and a soaked field, the George Scott drove home Kansas City 90 68 .570 5 follow. of the public at which issues are car which was parked in front He is to appear in court in Manchester Memorial Fresh Swordfish! Texas 77 82 .484 W 'z mouth Rd. was charged American League. snapped a 1-1 tie as Baltimore four runs with a three-run Aides indicate he will keep discussed. He has attended 10 of of his house. ’The radio antenna East Hartford, Oct. 14. Hospital. Ms. McGill suffered a ' good team and this year shouldn’t be any different. Orioles — behind ace right Minnesota 74 81 ,477 Wednesday with operating a With any Pinehurst $7.50 After reaching the 22 victory crept within 3Vz games of first homer and a double as the Chicago 72 85 .459 22>'Z traveling, will meet the public these, and they have given him was also broken. Vernon broken nose and Ms. Bosworth With this Pinehurst Coupon How good the Silk Towners are and how well they’ll do in hander Jim Palmer — motor vehicle with out a other purchase total Wednesday during an 8-1 place Boston in the league’s B re w e rs halted Indian California 72 86 .456 23 in group meetings where a chance to sell both his policies Elizabeth Croft of 74 Union Kevin Motola, 16, of Enfield suffered facial lacerations. PEPPERID6E FARMS the league might be answered by this Saturday’s contest. walloped the Detroit Tigers j league .‘^-clinched division title driver’s license, failure to drive Baltimore Oriole rout of the eastern division. ^ ERICAW southpaw Fritz Peterson’s security can be controlled, will and his candidacy. St. reported damage to her car was arrested Wednesday on a LAND O'LAKES Manchester exhibited a strong defense against South Wind 8-1 for their 10th win in the Wednesday’s Results in the proper lane, and reckless Detroit Tigers, Palmer can Prior to Palmer’s disastrous winning streak at 11. Scott’s Baltimore 8 Detroit 1, 1st, twilight avoid big crowds but might He told officials of the parked in front of her house. warrant issued by Common THEFTS WHITE BREAD sor while the offense once again was unable to get un last 11 games and moved to driving following an accident on point to a club record of 24 com 1974 season when an ailment Detroit at Baltimore. 2nd, postponed engage in public handshaking American Chamber of The left rear door and fender Pleas Court 19 charging him South Windsor 16-OZ. LOAF BUTTER homer, his 34th, kept him Fern St. ’The vehicle was towed tracked. The latter will have to against the Trojans if the plete games, nine shutouts, a near his right elbow resulted in within 3 1/2 games of the Milwaukee 10 Cleveland 3, night when the security men say it is Commerce at the White House were damaged. Police ap with third-degree burglary and Lorraine Edelstein of Amata even with Reggie Jackson Kansas City 4 Minnesota 2. night from the scene. Court date is Indians are going to taste success two weeks in a row. league-leading ERA of 2.14 and the first losing year of his rained-out Red Sox. safe. Wednesday: “We feel those parently believe it was not an first-degree larceny. Dr., South Windsor reported to for the AL lead and his three Boston at New York, 2. postponed, Oct. 14. 9 9 < . 191 strikeouts going into his career. Palmer had won the Cy The Oakland A’s, after The President was meeting conferences are very important accident involving another Police said the arrest was police that sometime between 17< OFF RBI moved him into a tie rain Joseph Gibbons of 151 final start of the season Sunday Young Award when he won 22 three straight games of flir Oakland 13 Chicago 2. night today with Democratic and to get a feeling, a sense from all vehicle but an act of vandalism. made in connection with the in Tuesday night and sometime with Fred Lynn for second in Rowand Dr., East Hartford, in New York. games against nine defeats.. ting with a magic number of Tonight’s Games of you ... to get the views of the Michaei Thibodeau of 37 vestigation of a break at the Wednesday her locked car was (All Times EDT) Republican congressional was charged with taking a ’The Tigers ruined Palmer’s that department with 104 — people at the grassroots.” Flower St. reported to police broken into and silver place set “If he had any kind of sup one, clinched their fifth Chicago (Wood 15*20) at Oakland leaders on energy, aid to motor vehicle without the Mile Hill Pharmacy on Sept. 1. At present we have plenty of S’a of Gold Medal and Early vote shows they acted as It nothing one behind John Mayberry. bid to extend his club record for port, he could have won seven (Bosman 10-6), 4:30 p.m. Turkey and the Sinai agree Aides said Ford feels Wednesday that two males He was to be presented in Com tings and a pair of gold earrings straight AL West title. owner’s permission. He was Pillsbury Flour which we are featuring at most shutouts in a season with or eight of the 11 ball games he happened after clinching, Royals 4, Twins 2 Detroit (Bare 8-12 and Lolich 12-18) ment. The subject of his travels “frustration” over the prospect exploded several two-inch mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville were taken. Police said she said The A’s pounded out 13 released on a written promise consecutive singles in the se has lost this season,” said Wednesday night, though, George Brett drove home at Baltimore (Alexander 8-8 and Torrez and safety may also come up. that because one woman firecrackers on top of a table at today. the total value was about $500. hits including Reggie 20-8), 2. 5;30 p.m. to appear in court on Oct. 14. NFL offer rejected cond inning that earned them a Oriole catcher Elrod Hen they acted like first time three runs including the ‘‘Of course I want him to pointed a gun at him in Tacorral on Broad St. He said Jackson’s 33rd and 34th Cleveland (Hood 6-9) at Boston (Lee THEFTS 5 lb. bag brief 1-0 lead. Paul Blair’s two- dricks. “No matter what 17-9), 7;M p.m. travel,’’ Mrs. Ford told Sacramento and another shot at they also placed firecrackers in Tolland Paul Tranchina, of 80 Chapel homers to drub the Chicago winners. game-winner in the eighth Caron Fox of 14H Garden Dr. We have a limited amount of S’a of Gold Medal Won- run double highlighted a five- happens he should be the Cy “We lost Catfish and inning for the Royals, lifting Minnesota (Goltz 14-14) at Kansas reporters Wednesday, adding him in San Francisco his public a cardboard bottle container, lit William R. Boyd, 20, of 453 Rd., South Windsor complained NEW YORK (UPI) — From the early indications, the City (Splittorff 9-9). 8:30 p.m. reported to police Wednesday dra Flour and plenty of King Arthur... run Oriole fifth inning that Young winner.” White Sox 13-2. Vida Blue, that her husband should be appearances increasingly will the fuse, and fled the scene in a Lake St., Bolton was charged that two cars parked in his everyone said we couldn’t do his RBI total to 89. Brett had Friday’s Games the theft of two sleeping bags proposed contract offer made Tuesday by National Foot who pitched the first six in . ‘‘more cautious and perhaps not be stage-managed by the Secret car just as the container Wednesday with operating un driveway, bqth locked, were it again,” said Sal Bando. a two-run triple in the third Chicago at Minnesota from a pick-up truck parked in ball League owners will be rejected by the players. nings, gained credit for his Baltimore at New York. 2, twi-night do as much handshaking.” Service. exploded inside the restaurant. der suspension, in connection entered and a tape deck and “So that added to the and then laced a run-scoring the yard. Entry was apparently The first returns on player 21st win. Cleveland at Boston, night “Well, of course I’ve talked with the investigation of a one- tapes, valued at $250, were Meeting solves nothing gained by prying open the ARRESTS MAKE IT MEAT LOAF balloting came in pressure. Personally, I’m single to snap a 2-2 tie in the Kansas City at Texas, night to him about it,” she said. “I’m car accident on Rt. 15 in taken from one car and from Detroit at Milwaukee, night truck’s rear window. South Windsor Use your favorite recipe or try Contadina Meat Loaf New England Patriots’ more excited about winning eighth. his wife.” Health meeting Tolland. the other, a set of hand tools, Wednesday and both the KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Major league baseball owners BOXSCORE California at Oakland, night Thomas J. Panciera of 61 Mix...]u8t mix with eggs and meat...ready to bake In 4 player rep Randy Vataha Asked exactly what advice BOSTON (UPI) - Dr. Bruce M. Howat, 16, of 1200 Police said Boyd was also valued at $200, was taken. Buffalo Bills and the met for nearly seven hours Wednesday and solved exactly Laurel St. reported Wednesday minutes. New York Chicago she gave him, Betty Ford Johnathan E. Fielding, Com Main St., South Windsor was Houston Oilers voted to said there would be no nothing. ab r h hi ab r h hi the theft of a 1963 Cadillac from replied; “Just stay away from missioner of Public Health, and charged Wednesday with Beef, Veal, Pork reject the contract. The problem about Sunday’s The owners and their representatives heard a proposal from Unser cf 3 0 0 0 Kessinger ss 4 0 0 0. in front of his house. ’The car Clines cf 2 0 0 0 Monday cf 4 110 the people — keep going.” Jerald E. Stevens, Com failure to drive in the es Bills voted 42-1 against games going on but that the the franchise committee but took no action. Billy Williams happiest was later recovered following MEAT LOAF $1 90 Millan 2b 4 0 0 0 Wallis rf 4 0 10 Press Secretary Ron Nessen missioner of Public Welfare, tablished lane in connection players will have to make up Commissioner Bowie Kuhn said he was “not gratified” by the an accident on Union St. CATHOLIC BURIAL 3 In i Blend...... lb. ■ O W W acceptance while no totals Vail If 4 0 10 Cardenal If 2 0 0 0 said there is in the White House will be guest speakers at the with the investigation of a one- their owns minds on accep day-long meeting in Kansas City Royals owner Ewing Kauff Staub rf 4 0 10 Thornton lb 4 0 0 0 Raymond Beller of Beller’s car accident on Ellington Rd. were released after the “a full realization of the Fall Meeting of the Mass. Houston balloting. ting or rejecting the offer. man’s Sheraton Royal Hotel. Kingman lb 4 0 10 Madlock 3b 4 0 0 1 man in America after win dangers that exist.” He said Public Health Association on Music Shop on 1013 Main St. Police said Howat’s car If there was no promise of resurrection and eternal life, we “No, we haven’t made a decision on matters put before us,” Kranepool Ib 4 0 2 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 10 reported to police theft of rolled over. Howat is to appear a m POT R0AST...A BUDOET FRIEND! All votes are expected to Vataha said the issues still Gallagher pr 0 0 0 0 Mitterwald c 3 0 1 0 “ every precaution” will be Oct. 7 at the University of would have no need for Catholic cemeteries as they are said Kuhn. “I wish we had, but I’m not surprised that we didn’t.” Staiger 3b 0 0 0 0 Hosley c 0 0 0 0 several musicial instruments in Common Pleas Court 12, Buy Boneless Chuck, Bottom Round or one of those be in by next Tuesday. at large were the Rozelle Kuhn broke down the discussions concerning the Franchise OAKLAND (UPI) - some celebrating taken as Ford continues to Massachusetts in Amherst. today. If this life w;ere the end of everything, our dead couid Hodges p 3 0 0 0 RReuschel p 3 0 0 0 Dark said winning this valued at $3,790.92. Entry to the East Hartford Oct. 14. be disposed of with a maximum of cold efficiency and budget values. . . “There was no turndown rule, squad size and arbitra Committee into four areas: Phillips ss 4 0 0 0 Summers ph 0 0 0 0 There isn’t a happier man in Wednesday night, mostly minimum of concern. of our offer by union tion. —The lack of baseball in Washington, D. C. Seaver p 3 0 0 0 Crosby p 0 0 0 0 America totiay than Biliy because of Williams. year was tougher than in Mark Contemn, 16, of 270 leadership in Chicago,” said There was a report, —The overexposure of baseball in the San Francisco-Oakland Milner ph 10 0 0 Wiiiiams and that’s because “I don’t ever believe I’ve 1974. Tennis courts to be opened at ceremony Lockwood p 0 0 0 0 Diane Dr., South Windsor was Terry Bledsoe of the however, that the Pats area. Totals 36 0 3 0 Totals 32 1 4 1 he finally is on a winning been happier than I am right “It was a fight season charged Wednesday with long,” said Dark. “But I had SEMI-BONELESS BONELESS Management Council. “Ed secretly voted to reject the —The pending lawsuit against the American League in Seattle. One out when winning run scored team. now,” said Holtzman, “and BOLTON ming, principal of Bolton High; Fashion show possession of marijuana. He SAINT JAMES CEMETERY owners’ offer. - - ’The financial problems of some’teams. New York 000 00000000-0 it’s all because of Billy. Just faith in my boys. I knew they CHUCK ROAST Garvey (NFLPA executive Chicago 000 000 000 01-1 For 14 years Williams Raymond Allen, superintendent Arnoldeen Thornton will was released on his promise to' 368 Broad Street BEEF STEW Most members of the Cin “In all franchise deliberations, expansion has been given seeing that look in his eyes is could do it, and they did. The DONNA HOLLAND appear in court in East Hart director) told us five E-Thomton. DP-Chicago 1. LOB-New toiled, often spectacularly, of schools; William Vogei, narrate “Fashion Spirit for ’76” manchester, Connecticut cinnati Bengals, a team that serious consideration,” Kuhn said. York 4, Chicago 10. enough of a reward for me. credit goes to every man. 646-0375 chairman of the Board of ford Oct. 27. minutes before we broke for the Chicago Cubs and scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m. Phone 646-3772 lb.* 1.29 lb.* 1.39 voted not to side with the National League President Chub Feeney said the San Fran 2B-Kingman, Mitterwald. SB-Cardenal For a guy who has given all This is not a one, two or A ribbon-cutting ceremony Education; Henry Ryba, at Fiano’s Restaurant, Rt. 44. that the decision had been cisco Giants were expecting to escape their financial problems Wallis. S-Monday, Cardenal. never once did the team Pats in their initial walkout, ip h r er bb so three-man team. It’s a solid for the newly constructed ten recreation commissioner; Horace V., Grant Jr., 40. of taken by union leadership on with a real estate deal in Minneapolis in the next week, but if it come out on top. that Billy has to baseball, Tlie St. Maurice Council of Seaver 10 3 0 0 5 9 unit and it showed its pride nis courts is scheduled for Peter Ryba and Cindy Bither, Catholic Women is sponsoring Block Chuck (7 bone) recommending acceptance were in favor of accepting fell through the league was ready to offer financial assistance to Wednesday night the this is a big moment. He’s Center Cut Lockwood L 1-3 1-311131 as well as its ability. I’m Friday at 9:30 a.m. at the president and vice president of the show. ’Diere will be door or rejection of the offer. the proposed contract that the Giants. Kuhn recessed the meeting and said he had no idea RReuschel 10 5 0 0 1 4 frustration of all those years finally on a winner.” management claims is one Crosby W 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bando, Jackson, whose proud of every single one of courts iocated at Boiton High the Stuuent Council; Maurice prizes and refreshments. POT ROAST lb. Garvey said he was sending when or where it would be resumed. came to an end for Williams School. Silverstein, former chairman of Tickets will be available at the If s Time For A Change! the proposal to the players of the best ever offered pro T-2:33. A-2,113. when the Oakland A’s, his 33rd and 34th homers played them.” the Board of Finance; and door. Proceeds will go toward Blade let Cut football players. a key role in the clinching Of course, there is such a Those invited to the without comment.” new team, crushed the David Dreselly, first select the St. Maurice CCW need and Chicago White Sox 13-2 to victory, and Manager Alvin little thing as the A.L. ceremony include Joseph Lem man. CHUCK...... ,1b. the debt reduction fund. The Treasure Shoppe clinch the American League Dark each savored the latest playoffs before the A’s can West for the fifth straight victory slowly and delicious try for a fourth straight Fresh Pork Is For Parties... MAJOR LEAGUE year. ly- World Championship. flQ U flR IU rn DECOR, INC. ’C " 7 Changed Its Serve Pork Roast with Applaaauco. Oven Roast When the game was over, “It’s more rewarding win “No matter who we play, BIGGEST FISH SALE OF THE Y 1/28 - 5 BIG DAYS EAR! Wed. 9/24-Sun. 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OAILY $15.00 FANCY GOLDFISH African Violets Cardenal, Chi 151 SSI 83 178 217 Rose, Cin 158 661 107 266 .315 American League; Mayberry, KC 105; “but nothing beats winning a “I’m happy for everyone, Wednesday’s game.“We’re ' ■' ' ...... ■■■■■' ' ...... tl • SAME STAFF 89* POTATO CHIPS iMgSO^ Lynn, Bos and ^ o tt, MU 104; Rice, Bos ready for them all.” UB; Jackson, Oak tOl. team title. Of course, this is myself, all my teammates, Many unadvertised specials on Live Plants, Hard Goods and Tanks Brock, St.L 134 523 77 102 210 Blue was the winning 10 GAL. STARTER KIT ONLY 13.99 P. 8. A very low price on American League Stolen Bases the first step and we have especially Billy Williams, - National League: Lopes, LA 76; pitcher Wednesday, it was Please register for our Mailing List Drawing Sun. 9/28 - 9:00 p.m. But A New Name.:. PINEHURST g ab r h pet. two more to go for the big and Alvin Dark,” said FIRST PRIZE • 30 gal. long O'Oall tank SECOND PRIZE • Tatra Tast Kit Carew, Minn 141 529 80 190 258 Morgan, Cin 65; Brock, St.L56; Cedeno, his 21st victory compared to Hou 40; Cardenal. Chi 34. one, the one that will top Jackson. “Of course, we had Aqua-Lab THIRD PRIZE - 36" Gritnhoust BoMa Lynn, Bos 142 517 102 172 .333 11 losses and he will get a SAUSAGE MEAT ...lb .*1.19 Munson, NY 153 582 82 186 .323 American League; Rivers, Cal 68; everything.” to win it on the field but wfO/nwml Washington, Oak 145 581 83 181 212 Washington, Oak40; Otis, KC30; Carew, believe me, Alvin did one shot at 22 in the final regular CONNECTICUT'S MOST ELEGANT AQUARIUM Minn 35; Remy, Cal 34. Winning a division title is n*M Vour TNUtT in \ Brett, KC 156 621 84 193 211 helluva job of managing. season game on Sunday. NEXT TO DAIRY QUEEN NOW: Open tonight til 8; FrI. 8 a.m. til 8 p.m. Rice, Bos 144 564 02 174 .308 Pitching old hat to such as Reggie 980 SULLIVAN AVENUE, ROUTE 194 E th* Ditmona InMitliW Saturday 8 til 6 McRae, KC 128 480 56 147 208 (Based on most victories) (UPI Photo) Jackson, Sal Bando, Joe The heat was on him more Holtzman will pitch about OrU, Chi 130 541 64 106 208 National League: Shaver, NY 21-0; six innings the day before SOUTH WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT TELEPHONE 644-2077 SPECIALS IN Fofmtfly Hm Trmuirn Sh Rudi, Vida Blue, Ken Holtz- than on us and he stood up to Hargrove. Tex 142 507 79 154 204 'Jones. SD 20-11; Messersmlth, LA 15-14; Ample Free Parking* Master Charge • Gift Certificates • Lay-away Plan PINEHURST GROCERY INC, Hooton, LA 17-0; Reuss, Pitt 17-11; Happiness reigns in Oakland A^s dressing room it like a man and came out while Blue will go five no ALL DEPARTMENTS MANCHESTER PARKADE • 640-0012 Chambliss, NY 145 545 85 186 203 man, Bert Campaneri3 and 302 MAIN NEAR THE ARMORY Braun, Minn 132 440 68 136 203 American League: Palmer, Balt 22-11; on top.” matter what. AIM Vfmon, Bifitol PftiM, aim$bury Hunter. NY 22-14; Blue. Oak 21-11. Slugger Reggie Jackson (1), skipper Alvin Dark celebrate Gene Tenace, but all got in 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurg., Sept. 25, 1975- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SlXTTgRN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25.1875 Rainy season creates Nuggets, Nets want to join NBA BOWLING DENVER (UPI) - The salvation for pro basketball. We bylaws. There also was Denver's David Thompson; Detroit while the Nets would havoc for Tribe, East ^ Denver Nuggets and the will bring about a merger b u t, speculation that the two teams would wipe out the ABA in the join with the New York Knicks, New York Nets, the two not on a piecemeal basis like may purchase the remaining nation’s top three television Buffalo, Boston apii the Indians is the inability to get on eight ABA franchise if they Philadelphia, giving the NBA By LEN AUSTER 135, George Burgess 148-367, A1 this.” markets, as Chicago and" Los KofC- Cy Perkins 560, John glamour teams of the jump leagues. four five-team divisions. Herald Sportawriter the turf and see vdiat effect the Napoletano 150-371, Ted The legal matters may not be Angeles also do not have ABA Fogarty 202-559, Ken Tomlinson American Basketball Spokesmen said NBA Com The major difference Maybe it hasn’t been raining for 40 changes have made. Timing on Lawrence 138-138-372, Tony as big an obstacle as may be franchises; and would add an 242-547, Miit Kershaw 501, A1 Association, are making missioner Larry O’Brien would between the two leagues has offense is vitally important and you Yacono 135-140-394, Bill thought. There is a protective NBA interest in the Rocky days and 40 nights (yet) but it BoUs 517, A1 LaPiant 508, Rudi moves towards gaining ad like to add the two clubs. It been the NBA’s contract with can’t get it accurate when everyone is MacMulUn 140-355, Art Ruff Sr. clause in all franchise contracts Mountain television market. probabiy seems that way to the foot- Wittke 517, John Kozicki 218- mittance to the National would give the NBA the two top Denver would fit into the CBS television while the ABA slipping and sliding. This Is one major 154-367, George Kelly 138-153- that calls for a fine of $100,000. bail coachra at Manchester H i^ and 544, Vic ^uadrito 521, Real Basketball Association in an should a franchise fail to func players the league is missing. NBA division with. Chicago, has been unable to get a concern raised by Olsen. East Catholic. Audet 231-607, Mario Frattaroll apparent prelude towards a tion according to league New York’s Julius Erving ami Milwaukee, Kansas City and national television contract. I^e weather has also put several The Indians, 134 winners over South 212-217-622, Bill Avery 208-243- merger between the two Silk Tovm performers under the AUTOMOTIVE- Nelson Windsor last week, entertain new 625. professional basketball weather, i.e. out with colds and the Walsh 201-513, Fred Kozicki 238-) CCIL member Simsbury High Satur 579, John Kozicki 202-568, leagues. day afternoon at Memoriai Field at flu. How much strength they’ve lost FRIENDSHIP MIXED- Lee Bean 175-187-519, • Dale DAVID Neff 207-517, George Sources said the two. teams 1:30. niat same ni^t at Mt. Nebo at warding off the illnesses worries Bycholski 184, Marge Dellsle Moquin 524, Bruce Moquin 541, were trying to start such a 7:30, the Elagles, coming off a 204 set Olsen. Pat Griffin 450. merger, which has been held up One change on the defensive side 182, Carol Anderson 185473, back to Northwest Catholic, host Sandy Kershaw 480, Rich John by a NBA Players suit. The Windsor Locks H i^ . was also announced by Olsen. Senior son 208, Don Searles 217-219-586, TWI-LITE- Rosemarie Nuggets and the Nets are trying The skies opened up Monday night Jeff Joy will man a linebacking post Rich Woodbury 209, Walt Deli- Lovett 194-487, Jean Archam- to be admitted into the NBA for and nobody has remembered to turn taking over for Scott Eagleson, who sle 203.. bault 195488. the 1976-77 season. Nugget President-General off the faucet yet. The turn of events hasn’t performed as expected. POWDER PUFF- Marie Manager Carl Scheer was in has played havoc with practice and East Coach John LaFontana Y- Mike Balesano 173-149430, shrugged off the weather but one fact Rocco Lupacchino 153-135-422, Garey 176451, Marge Kropp New York Wednesday working the amount of time outside for 1754M, Sandy Edwards 201-484, on the details and a news con- Manchester and Elast. he can’t neglect is the number of in A1 Bujaucius 155-140419, Don Simmons 150-139414, Art John 185496, Ann Brendle 195-463, , ference was scheduled in Tribe (]oach Larry Olsen has not jured running backs he has. “When it son 146-385, Tony Marinelli 388, Sylvia Johanson 189-506, Denver today for an announce been satisfied with his offensive rains it pours,” LaFontana said Charlotte Ferguson 178472, ment. making reference to the injury list. Fred McCurry 153-366, Pete thrust at all the first two weeks and Aceto 376, Mike Pagani 137-370, Cricket Palicki 223-461j Evelyn ABA President John Y. has decided to make some Senior tailback Cephus Nolen has Joe Twaronite 368, Dick Krol Campanelli 185, Rae Jacobs Brown, husband of the majority adjustments. Senior Tri-Captain Mike not played a down yet this year while 192492,489, Rita Pontarelli 193- owner of the Kentucky 136-135-394, Frank Calvo 385, (Herald photo by I Demers has been moved to ri^t junior replacement Tom Gerbo was Rit Alkas 171422, Vic Marinelli 453, Edna Klein 176460, Edith Colonels, said the Colonels hurt against Northwest early and 393, Ed Kovis 149-355, Don Tracy 177-461, Marilyn were approached by the Nets tackle, a position not totally un Chmielewski 176-180-200-556, Manchester High soccer leaders and Nuggets about submitting familiar, with sophomore Mark Krob didn’t return to action. Botii are Carpenter 366, Andy doubtful for Windsor Locks. Lamoureaux 369, Irv Rusconi Ginny Barry 190-489, Gerry petitions to the NBA but taking over Demers’ vacated guard Tracy 213-504. Captain Bruce Ballard of Danielson, left, and Assistant declined. position. Another casualty, junior quarter 142-377, A1 Pirkey 143-371, Bert Davis 178-159-147-484, Hank Manchester High’s soccer squad is Coach Doug Pearson. “From a legal standpoint, “We moved Demers because we felt back Mike Furlong, was to have a cast M artyn 150-139-407, Russ flanked by Head Coach Dick they are contractually our offensive tackle slot has been a removed Wednesday from his frac obligated to the ABA and they tured left thumb. If unav^able to DeVeau 139-134-394, Joe Pagano weakness. We hope this move 139-384, Charles Whelan 137-368, SPICE- Vivian Sheldon 148- can’t get out of it,” said Brown. “So they are just going to em strengthens our wide game. Our stand behind center, Furlong might John Rieder 355, Roy DeVeau 347, f’at Lappen 129354, Joan Whalers’ signing of Roberts barrass themselves by doing guards were getting pick^ off trying line up at fullback. 136. Dougan 136. to get outside and the defense was “We might be pleasantly surprised this. “We want to merge with the with some people back this week,” ELKS- Dick Krol 136-350, Bill ST.JAMES WOMEN- Irene making too much .penetration,” NBA as much as anyone LaFontana said with a hopeful look in Winnie 137, Bob Talmadge 140- Sirois 149, Gisele Golding 126, Full probe ordered voiced Olsen. Debbie Rozelle 128-341. ' because it’s really the only One disadvantage of the weather to his eye. 367, John Rieder 139-3M, Joe Cataldi Sr. 161409, Bruce Fish HARTFORD (UPI)-Bern Whalers, the Canadian trustees will be called as soon 'v Amateur Hockey Association 146-389, Whit Hastings 149-366, SiL 7:30 P.M., SopL 27 Hatskin, the chairman of the as possible.” Frank Pagano 146-150-155451, and other amateur bodies,” Tlie meeting could come as Issel to go P U M V U E STAMUM board of the World Hockey Ali makes claim Gene Richardson 358, Jack WHA Vice President Bud Poile early as Monday. Plainville Conn. Association, has ordered a LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Talley 355, Nick Twerdy 355. complete probe of the said Wednesday. “Such a The WHA triggered a full- OPEN COMPETITION signing would be a direct viola scale raid on the Canadian Veteran Forward Dan Issel, signing by the New England leaving the Kentucky Colonels of early knockout COMMERCIAL- Fred Riccio tion of a newly adopted WHA junior hockey leagues two AUTO RACES IS^lers of 17-year-old Cana with a feeling of some (Herald photo by Dunn) SPORTS 366, Fred Oakes 368, Bill bylaw. seasons back when the Houston bitterness toward their owners, McAllister 355, Ed MUler 356, dian junior player Gordie "We are investigating all Aeros drafted the sons of NHL MANILA (UPI) — Muhammad Ali said today he’s SLATE Roberts. aspects of this matter and Hall of Famer Gordie Howe, says he has circled Oct. 29 on Offensive linemen with Eagles Lee Prior 359, Rich Nicola 359, • 7 5 0 TO WIN packing so much power in his punches, he’ll probably ’Tim Flynn 354, Art Ruff Jr. 373, “We have discussed this should the situation warrant it, Mark and Marty. Mark was 18 his calendar as the “big day” 2nd *400 when his new team, the knock out Joe Frazier in the first round during their fight Thursday Andy Lamoureaux 181-157-440, matter with the New England a full board meeting the WHA and Marty 19 at the time and offensive linemen, left to right, Plot Heats Baltimore Claws, plays Ken Ready for the invasion of Wind- next week. SOCCER John Bremser 150-140411, Dave this disrupted an unwritten rule Dave Manna, Bob Caffrey, Kevin Adm. $3.50 6-12 yra. 99« tucky for the first time. sor Loeks High’s football team The champion spent half I’m hitting harder. I’m more Hall at Manchester Dynes 149-393, Ron Spqnheimer which protected the junior Kehoe, Emile Grondin and Greg under 6 free teams from the pros by Reconsidering his earlier Saturday night under the lights at an hour shadow boxing, skip confident now. This time St. Thomas Aquinas at Egazarian. Kickoff will be at 7 :30. East Catholic UConn’s Wilson allowing them to keep their objection, Issel Wednesday Mt. Nebo are these East Catholic he’s not gonna keep coming. night announced he would go to ping rope, hitting the speed- Friday players until the age of 20. He’ll fall early. I’m gonna Baltimore to avoid a legal has ball, banging the heavy bag SOCCER The National Hockey League and doing situps, but did no get him and go home and get lost for season followed in the WHA’s footsteps sle. Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech “My family and I decided sparring for the third my architects and build Newington at Rockville by drafting underaged players straight day. more school^,” Ali said, but last season reached an that we were going to make the Frazier forsees Glastonbury at South STORRS (UPI) — Veteran guard Lee Otis Wilson may move to Baltimore,” Issel said. Insisting he was not launching into a long dis agreement with the Canadian Windsor miss the University of Connecticut’s entire basketball “It came down in the end to course on how ail his ear amateur leagues to steer clear making any prediction but Bolton at Cromwell season due to a knee Injury he suffered during the either going to Baltimpre and punishing battle merely sizing up the possi nings will go to various Rham at Portland of any further underage selec summer, head coach D e e ^ w e said Wednesday. start my career over or stay projects for poor American Ellington at Stafford ' tions. The WHA was pressured ble outcome of his ()ct. 1 "Wilson will not be able to report when the team begins prac to reach a similar agreement here and get into all the legal blacks. CROSS COUNTRY MANILA (UPI) — Joe Frazier, tapering down his (Sept. 30 in the U.S.) defense tice Oct. 15,” Rowe said. “He could very well miss the entire and did so. hassle—lawsuits and things like Ali and Frazier will have Fermi at Manchester that.” strenuous workouts today to little more than a half hour, against Frazier, Ali said season.” Howard L. Baldwin, their official weigh-in Satur Xavier /South Catholic at Issel said he met with said that Muhammad Ali will have to be “a sharpshooter “there’s a good possibility Rowe said Wilson, a 6-foot-3 native of Hartford, injured his managing general partner of this fight will end in round day and the ceremony will East Catholic Baltimore Qaws’ Ovmer David to hit me” in their title match. knee while playing a pickup game in a Hartford playground. the Whalers, said Tuesday the be telecast live to the United Saturday Wilson had the potential to break open a ball game at any time, club would fight any attempt to Cohen and General Manager Frazier, speculating on Ali’s likely move when the bell one. A good hook and a right States in the first test of the FOOTBALL Rowe said, and his loss “will be a serious handicap to Connec invalidate the signing of the Lee Silverman Wednesday rings Wednesday morning, Oct. 1 (Sept. 30 U.S. time), said cross — the fight might not satellite circuits which will Simshiiry at Manchester ticut’s basketball program.” young star who registered 19 afternoon and “got some fringe “he’s gonna be looking for one shot. He’il be concentrating go two minutes.” benefits to make the move to be used on fight day. Windsor Locks at East Wilson was the second-leading scorer for UConn last season, goals and 45 assists in 53 games on it. And that’s all in my favor. One or two shots won’t get “I’m in condition. I have Baltimore easier.” The 26- They set the actual start Catholic 7:30 p.m. with a 13.8 scoring average. He shot 49 per cent from the floor last season with the Victoria Utley signs pact me out. He’s gonna have to be a sharpshooter to hit me.” my power. I can set him up. year-old veteran is believed to of the fight at 10:45 a.m. Rockville at Windsor and converted 76 per cent of his free throws. Cougars of the Western Canada RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - As to increasing talk of who will be the third man in the South Windsor at Glaston He scored in double figures 22 out of the 28 games last season. Hockey League. receive a salary of about $200,- Oct. 1. Second-round draft choice Mel ring for this thirti meeting of the two big men, Frazier Three candidates bury 000 a year. Utley, a 6-3 guard from St. reiterated that he doesn’t believe the fans or the local Deluxe Mud and Snow John’s, has signed a Qeveland boxing authorities want to see “a wrestlin’ match.” MANILA (UPI) - Three men Cavaliers contract for the com are apparently ^ e prime can- ing season, team officials an Frazier claims that in their last meeting, Ali was per 4-Ply Nylon Blackwall mitted by the referee to hold about 130 times. didates to referee the nounced Wednesday. AliFrazier title match Oct. 1 TTie former champion, saying “I’m looking for a long (Sept. 30 USA). F78xl4 Kennedy sold fight,” again pledged that he wanted to punish Ali. “If he’s T^o are Americans—Zach Reg. 29.99 *21 goin’ out too soon. I’ll help him out so he can stay around.” AGWA’ ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The Clayton of Philadelphia and Jay G78xl5 Reg. 3 1 . 99*22 Spirits of St. Louis said More relaxed in the easy atmosphere of his dressing Edson of Las Vegas. The other H78xl5 Reg. 34.99 *24 Wednesday they have sold 6- room than standing alone in the ring and answering is Harry Gibbs of England, who R a c K a ls W / U foot-6 forward Gene “ Gjoo” questions before thousands of fans, Frazier said he had worked the Ali-Brian London ti 560x15 Reg. 23.99 * 1 8 Kennedy to the Utah Stars. “done my thing” through all the eight weeks of training. tle fight back in 1966 in London. 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Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 - PAGE NINETEEN Vote urges firm stand Eloise damage estimated at $300 million in Panama Canal talks PANAMA CITY BEACH, strip of coast a disaster area. of a heart attack while in a two minutes later for a quick 2- 44:40 from point blank range. Alabama Gulf coast suffered wind and water did not end at measured 13 inches of rain, and WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ding was proposed and it was . By CHRIS BLAKE The Cougars had not lost a Both teams had 27 shots with > Fla. (UPI) — A state executive another $100 million damage. Eloise, which killed 42 per storm shelter. its wind instruments blew out 0 edge. ■ . the beaches, where owners of House voted 203 to 197 to stand that wording which was Correspondent game since 1973, showing a 12.0- surveyed the damage left by sons in Puerto Rico and seven Harmon Shields, state direc MCC scored at 31:00 when MCC netminder Dave Treschuk W.T. Carlton, chief of the wrecked buildings will have to when gusts hit 92 miles an hour. firm against negotiating away rejected 203 to 197. The United 3 ledger a year ago. Hurricane Eloise and reported; in the Dominican Republic last tor of Natural Resources, said Highly touted, Mitchell Wally Goulet’s long kick forced recording 15 saves. state Bureau of Beaches and get special permission from the The last of the Eglin tent city U.S. “rights” in Panama Canal States and the government of ) Mitchell, ra n k ^ fourth ac week, was the indirect cause of motels and residences from College weathered adverse Mitchell goalie Don Gesiek out MCC, now 2-1 for the season, ’ “ For all intents and purposes, Shores, and Gov. Reubin Askew state under a new law to rebuild refugees from South Vietnam Zone ta&s. Panama have bron engaged in j cording to the NJCAA national two deaths on the U.S. Gulf Panama City Beach westward field conditions and a steady of the goal area. Gesiek tried to face Southern Connecticut State Panama City Beach is gone.” flew over the ^Florida close to the water. Eglin Air had been moved out on Sept. 15 The House approved a $7.5 lenghthy negotiations over > ratings, wasted little time Coast. A Point Clear, Ala., man for about 30 miles “are falling short hop the ball b)>t kissed College’s jayvees Saturday » The bill for restoration and Panhandle’s “Miracle Strip” by Force Base, 20 miles north of because of the danger of billion appropriation bill for the revising the Panama Caiial | driving rain to hand scoring Mike Semels scored the was electrocuted while attemp- into the gulf or have been blown and Bob Henry was there to afternoon at 2. > cleanup in northwest Florida helicopter Wednesday. Askew Fort Walton Beach, counted $8 hurricanes. Departments of State, Justice, treaty. Panama has insisted on j Manchester Community first of two goals for the day, ting to store his boat, and a F o rt. back across the highway. The governor reported exten boot it into an empty net. alone will equal $200 million, said he would' ask Pesident million in damages. Ilie base Commerce and for the sovereignty over the Canal 4 College its first soccer taking an assist from Bob Isleib state officials estimated. The Ford to declare the 100-miIe Walton Beach, Fla., man died But the savage battering by sive crop damage and poultry Zone land which it surrounds. { defeat of the season, 5-1, four minutes into the first haif. Sm els scored early in the se Judiciary branch but included cond half and All-American BMHCISIIIT loss on the farms around such in the bill the insistence that no yesterday at Cougar Field. Isleib'added an unassisted taily communities as DeFuniak forward Mario Assad then con funds could be used to negotiate Springs, Bonifay and (Shipley. nected on a 20-fpoter from the CUDSUCEPe “the surrender or relinquish left side at 28:55 for a 4-1 lead. Mayor Beame’s federal aid pitch fails Even the Panhandle’s fam ^ ment of any U.S. rights in the pine forests took a savage Vilas leads pack Isleib closed out the scoring at ARTHUR DMIG WASHINGTON (UPI) - A federal government will come They said their own cities And in the White House, ac will become due in the Panama Canal Zone.” cording to L. William Seidman, following seven months. beating. tinue the upset tnood of the day discouraged Mayor Abraham to the rescue if his city is un may suffer prohibitive interest The language related to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - “I was not encouraged and 1 “We saw pine trees looking as he won the first three games Beame has failed to convince able to meet its debte after rates — or an inability to sell the President’s assistant for Panama had been approved Guillermo Vilas, the Argentine economic affairs. Ford told the am disappointed atout it,” like a crop of corn because they of the first set before Vilas Washington that New York November, as now appears their securities at all — if New earlier but compromise wor star who is seeded No. 1, and mayors that New York City still Beame said after the meeting were all bent over,” Askew fought back to trail 5-2. But ty’s default would be dis- possible. York defaults. second-seeded Arthur Ashe of had not done enough to cut its with Ford. reported. Vilas broke Stone’s thre times trous in Boise as well as the Fourteen other mayors joined On Capitol Hill the mayors M iami saved the $100,000 expenses, balance its budget ' In the delegation were Mayor Dan Russell of to take the first set, winning the Rronx. in pleading for some sort of were warned Congress has lit Firemen’s Fund Tennis Tourna Manchostor Gardon Club g and thus encourage investors to Mayors Moon Landrieu of New Panama City Beach, himself an ; Visibly depressed, Beame federal aid — a direct loan or a tle appetite for coming to New ment from becoming a disaster tie-breaker 7-4. owner of a wrecked motel, put a left an ^m inute meeting with loan guarantee which would en York’s rescue. “Let’s not kid buy its bonds. Orleans; Lee Alexander of area for top-ranked players “Stone served very well and sign in his window, ‘"The Time President Fo;d Wednesday ourselves,” said Sen. Abraham The city’s inability to sell its Syracuse, N.Y.; Joseph Alioto Wednesday night as three was giving me very hard courage investors to buy Has Come to Put Together with no encouragement that the Ribicoff, D-Conn. ‘"There’s a securities triggered the crisis. of San Francisco; Henry W. seeded players went down to se returns that I had to play back municipal bonds. Again.” WANTED prejudice against New York State help wiU keep the city j Maier of Milwaukee. APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED cond round defeat. to handle,” Vilas said. HOUSEPLANT City in the country and in going through November, but Vilas took Allan Stone, Stone said of Vilas: "He hits WE HAVE THE MEN Congress.” an additional $7 billion in debts ' Australia, 7-6,6-0, and Ashe dis tremendous topspin. It’s very AND .THE KNOW HOWI posed of 'Trey Waltke, St. Louis, hard to control. These heavy js picked Speclellzing In Weetinghouee, duty balls suit his style of play SALE 1 6-4,7-6 in Cow Palace matches. General Electric and Hotpoint because they’re for Indoors.” Appllences 2 Stone appeared ready to con Saturday, Sapt. 27Ui for exhibition CEILING Kvausb SPECIALING IN 9 A .M .-1P .M . ■ The Tolland County Art W inifred Rogers, Vernon RERMRAND WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR Association has chosen the N ational Bank, Lafayette -florist Greenhouse^ APPLIANCE SALES n m DEPT. STOIIE McDonald’s Parking Lot following paintings to be on dis- pwa Haw K Notleii To piaaaal Square. 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MANCHESTER SALE: THURS. thru SAT. HEATHMINSTAUATIOII Mon. thru Fil. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. *4.38 Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. f » _____ MANCHESTER " " s ^Saturday r d a y 9 9 a.m. a.m. to to 9:30 9:30 p.m. p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 9*J0 p.m. 10 for ONLY «38.80 1145 Tolland Turnpike 643-5135 • [ Tollsncl Turnpllco / ' ■ . ■ . t 5 d ' i Y,-d/ir< e> ^ . A*. *T» 4 ►•t»euw*/ •'. VA-K-S. -''w .- li c i ? tl . 0 PAGE TVyENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, ThUrs.j Sept. 25,19W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975- PAGE TWENTY-ONE Enviranmental commitlee clears CRRA BATBMOHS HARTFORD (UPI) - The mittee for a full investigation. warrant further investigation. with the major contractor who KITCBENS operates eac^ center. iiumillliHiiiuiiiiiiii legislature’s Environment At a hearing last week, Fred “I personally feel there has SUBURBAN Committee has cleared the Benedikt, of the C4ndlewood been no impropriety and the Richard Stewart, executive m Connecticut Resource Lake Defense Associates of matter should not be turned director of the authority, who FLUOR fiOVERINB BUSINESS Recovery Authority of diarges New Fairfield, charged that over to the Program Review testified before the committee, DUALINQ BXCLU8IVBLY IN LINOI.IUM of vrrongdoing, but it wants to there have bera improprieties Conunittee,” Hansen raid. “It raid later the hearings ‘ ‘cleared ' FREE ESTIMATES strai^ten out a number of in the authority’s operations. has an absolutely clean bill of the air completely.” policy questions. However, Sen. Harold S. health as far as any im Joel Schiavone, representing SlKtwroem 3unpl»$ Loeattd At CCSDfflmTlONS ’The committee voted un Hansen, D-Sherman, and Rep. proprieties are concerned.”’ the Institute of Scrap Steele and NK AOTHomr”inn ■I animously Tuesday to deal with Frank Ciampi, D-Waterbury, “I don’t see any cause for ifr Iron, told the committee it is a Eipirt BB7I J n S l frith This Coupon The area of Tarrytown, N.Y. Manchester and not able to vestigatioh,” Ciampi raid. mistake to proceed with three policy probiems surrounding coebairmen of the committee, >•47-1191 KRAFT REAL .V'' was originally known as enjoy memories of our happier the authority’s operations raid Benedikt’s charges were Among the key questions the recovery plants as now planned days together. Phillipsburgh because the directiy and decided not to ask unsubstantiated and no committee will review is com- until it has been proved that MAYUNNAI8E Phillips family held a grant of the Program Review Com evidence was presented to petitive bidding on subcontracts they are reliable. $90,000 acres from the king. At that time, of course New York 8 9 * Q t.ja, (New Amsterdam) and the Hudson River were under Good thru Saturday, September 27th Dutch control. It is very in HIGHLAND PARK Redeem at Highland Park Market teresting country and O.C. (Limit One Coupon Per Family) spent many happy weekends exploring it with his pal who 317 Highland’Su, Manchester was then living in Tarrytown. We explored on both sides of the The Choicest Meat In Town! Hudson, even around such i m i i i i i i i i famous places as Sing Sing ®way until Dec i . V i a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE . PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 Towns discuss Shakers hope someone will pick up torch Connecticut buffalo roam CANTERBURY, N.H. (UPI) million trust fund which will too much to suit Mrs. Swan — Only fohr elderly Shaker maintain the community long' rebuilding women remain to stroll beneath aiNTON (UPI) ^ Joseph buffalo escape like the time last Things were compounded last after the sisters have died. the sprawling elm, maple and Now the four white-haired Rollar may be home on the July when she just returned May when two calves were pine trees which cover their 900 women spend their winters and Connecticut range, but his buf from a 200-mile trip that in bom. The calves, she says, have falo roam. Neighbor Barbara two bridges acres of rich and rocky New summers, providing small hand cluded a visit to a zoo in New found a hole in the fence and Hampshire farmland. made items for their gift shop SwSn is hoping for the last roun York’s Catskills. mosey over to her place. When they die, modern-day dup and won’t pay her taxes in She had a slight accident in her "The calves’ bleating * the Town of ^lum bia on road . KNOWN FOR VALUES,/I < and welcoming visitors for the COVENTRY tourists will be allowed to roam the meantime. driveway, but not your usual agitates the herd. It’s matters, said he thought the tour of their 20 buildings. the lush, quiet hills and white Barbara Swan is a single fender tender. There as big as dangerous for the kids. The bridges could be rebuilt for The tour includes a museum wood buildings of the village in parent and mother of>three boys Buffalo Bill ever said they were herd is very protective. The MONICA SHEA about $400,000, but this would in the old meeting house which $earch of the philosophy which who works as a psychiatric aide stood one bull bison — nudging babies bawl like cats and the 742-9495 require economizing on the details the Shakers’ Inventions kept the Shaker men and in Essex when she isn’t her car. Her oldest son. Jack, herd answers them and gets The Coventry Town Council materials. He also said there’s — everything from the square women happily celibate for shuffling buffalo, which she 16, unlimtered his slingshot. agitated” she said. met Monday night with First no. possibility of rehabilitating broom and clothespin, to early piore than 200 years. says has been for most of the Quickly, Mrs. Swan suhi- Mrs. Swan has been notified Selectman Joseph Szedga and the bridges and that any repairs herbal medicines and the buzz “If the physical aspects die, past eight years. moned police, but they were no of her delinquent taxes. But she ‘ Selectman Bob Tuttle of Colum would be just a holding action. and circular saws. which they might, still the She has complained long and buffalo police. They got on the insists the town or somebody do ' bia to discuss the possible Officials from both towns Sister Lindsay says the philosophy will never die — hard to town officials, the horn to Rollar and told him to something to keep the buffalo ’ reconstruction of two bridges agreed the bridges have to be number of Inventions arose o ut, somebody will pick up the police, and just about anybody go get his buffalo. She said he where they belong. Mrs. Swan ’ over the Hop River between the replaced and they have applied of necessity. torch,” says 78-ye*-old Sister who will stand still, but she showed up with a flashlight and lives on a private road which ' two towns. Reconstruction and for a federal grant which would “They had to have things to Bertha Lindsay. “We are plan says nobody wilt see to it that began calling, “Here Buff! may explain the town’s ap widening of the bridges, on pay 70 per cent of the do with,” she says, ‘"niere ning for it always to be here.” her neighbor keeps his buffalo Here Buff!” parent reluctance. Flanders River Rd. and Pucker reconstruction costs. The were people who came among fenced in. The Shaker community, To make a short story longer, Rollar was asked why he St., is estimated to cost |800,- remaining 30 per cent would be us who brought their skills and Neighbor Rollar is an 83-year- founded in Canterbury in 1792, talents .with them.” Mrs. Swan directi^ the would not build a sturdier fence 000. paid by Columbia and Coventry, old retiree who says hp was wrangling from a rooftop and to protect them and he said he’s Griswold and Fuss, town with Coventry paying two has been Sister Lindsay’s home One devotee of the Shaker life since she was eight years old. making $60,000 a year building finally Buff was back with the liable if anybody gets hurt — a engineers, recommend that the thirds and Columbia paying one is. Charles Thompson. The houses when he was knee-high The village now is more of a rest of the crowd. comihent tte t m i^ t not endear 75-foot bridge spans be in third of the remainder. middle-aged singer and lec to his custom Rolls Royce, and curiosity. ' Mrs. Swan says some people him to his insurance agent. creased to ISO feet and that the The two towns will look into turer came to Shaker Village 17 is thus accustomed to dealing Of 19 American communities think it’s hilarious. She doesn’t. Besides he said he thinks the access roads to both bridges be what has to be done to keep the years ago looking for new with officialdom. founded by Shakers from fence is strong enough. realigned. They also recom bridges open until they can be music for his country and “You can’t dance to their mend that the bridges be up replaced. England in the mid-1800’s, only western tours. tune. It’ll make them -graded to two lanes. Victor stressed that school two remain — one in Canter Thompson has been here ever ^ arrogant,'” he says. Of Tolland Bob Victor of Columbia, who buses shouldn’t use either bury and another in Sabbathday since with his wife and their ‘ Rollar’s interest in buffalo works for the state Department bridge because they’re posted Lake, Maine. four sons. dates back 39 years when he In its early days the Canter DAY (MAE & NURSERY StpO l of Transportation, and assists at a five-ton limit. Men’s Tapered Women’s Nylon “I became completely read a newspaper article about WILL TRANSPORT CHILDREN Men’s Acrylic, bury village thrived with 400 enamored with the people,” some buffalo being auctioned From Burr Corners, Buckland, to our day care center, brothers and sisters and nearly Pantyhose says Thompson. “They had the off. His son then six years old beginning Oct. 13th. We offer an excellent nursery Nylon Socks Boxer Shorts 4,000 acres. Shakers drew their whole Christian principle in ac said, “Dad, how come we caji’t program to all children enrolled In day care, at our School board •flock with no official creed but tion.” have a buffalo?” Well, sir, spacloua center, located In a country setting. Open year Ea, instead stressed equality, He set up the museum in the Reg. 1.59 or Joseph Rollar, just went right round 7:00-6:00, Mon. - Frt. Ages 2’A up. simplicity, hard work and a village and spends his time on down to the auction and $30.00 Per Week. Reduced Rates for Brothers & Sisters to consider fo r 64° 2 FOR $3 celibate life. JBS W Mneg. restoring the buildings and lec bought two. We Invite You To Visit Our Center and Compare Kodel®* polyester/cotton; 28-38. Reinforced panty; P/A;T/XT. Sister Lindsay says the turing about the Shaker Mrs. Swan says Rollar won’t Rt. 195 One size fits 10-13 .Shakers decided in 1957 not to philosophy in the region. fix his fence properly and the Tolland For Information Call 875-9482 bus problems *R«0. TM Eastman Cham. Prod. Inc. [admit new members because Thompson has no doubts the Sister Bertha tends the stove there are no male elders to Shaker life will continue. COVENTRY Coventry Grammar School. teach pew boys. The last “It will gain its immortality Sister Bertha Lindsay, one of the oldest tnembers of the Shaker sect in New Hampshire, At its last meeting the board [brother died in 1942. ♦ on its own,” he says. “A little tends an antique stove at the Shaker Village Museum in Canterbury. The Shakers, founded * The Board of Education will authorized hiring another [ The plan to retain the Shaker group of people dressed like in 1776, have only four family members remaining in their New Hampshire village. (UPI teacher for the Coventry Gram meet tonight at 7:30 in the life includes a more tljan $1 Shakers won’t do it.” V photo) , Teachers Room of the Coventry mar School to relieve the over High School. crowding in the fourth grade • The board will hear a report classes. tfrom the Transportation Com- There are currently three ■\ ' -mittee on the buses and will classes of 27 students and one also review and possible adopt class with 28 students at the Parents'guide to psychological testing a set of transportation fourth grade level. qW 4 2 s guidelines to replace the The new fourth grade will be 0 ^former state guidelines which placed in the music room in the colleague. Dr. Stanley D. Klein, “In these tests and others ticular intelligence test. utilized, the psychological J have been dropped by the state. fourth grade wing and the By PATRICIA McCORMACK editor, has put together a con there appears to be rigidity. On “Such labeling by itself 11 Oz. ‘Crystal' Decorated Glass assessment process can make a ; Cathy Mahon, student council music room will be placed in Planters® Dry, Planters® Shell UPI Education Editor sumer’s guide — especially for account of this score or that a without a more detailed discus Your child brings home a note critical contribution to the ♦ representative to the board, another part of the building. Beverage Glasses Coffee Mugs parents. child may be denied entry to an sion of the child’s intellectual Roasted Peamifs Peanuts development of individualized I will report on the smoking area The board will also discuss from school psychologist. It It is called “Psychological opportunity and labeled for strengths and weaknesses and ^ at the high school. job discription for those in the says: education. Testing of Children” and con life. the child’s way of dealing with K But this is not always possi The board will also consider secretarial units. “Be sure your child gets a tains special sections on the “The I.Q. test results should intellectual tasks is likely to be - hiring a reading teacher for good night’s sleep, a smooth ble. Psychologist Maxwell J. psychological assessment of be interpreted in terms of the inadequate. T 0.FI start tomorrow morning and, Schleifer said, “Unfortunately child and with all kinds of other "Children are complex f»O0t Reg. 39° EA. children with disabilities. Reg. 74* 8 pz. Reg. 61° 11 oz. by no means, let her be late. many children and their Dr. Klein aims to give information.” organisms. No numerical score families have suffered because “She’s iii a group getting the parents enough inside informa The intelligence tests try to can capture this individuality psychological ttets have teen inkblot test and it will be best tion to make them informed measure a child’s ability to and complexity.” 7m Ball to launch for her if she’s not upset.” misused. consumers on the psychological learn from exprience and to ’The consumer’s guide to psy “Tests have been used as a Inkblot test? Sure, you know testing front. He says this will cope with the problems of chological testing of children is basis for excluding children — the Rorschach. Or do you? help insure that psychological everyday life. ' available for $2.95 from the The from educational, social or Weekend events You puzzle over the note the tests are more properly used. “Although the score is Exceptional Parent Bookstore, vocational opportunities. same way you did oVer other The psychologist tells about derived in different ways in P.O. Box 902, Manchester, N.H. “And tests have been psed as 7 test notices—names so strange various types of intelligence different tests it usually relates 03105. they might as well be a foreign if they were independent of the TOLLAND Refreshments will be available. tests, personality tests, to the child’s performance on a Dr. Klein was asked what language. human beings who designed and particular test to what the test steps a parent could take to A “Spirit of ’76” Bicentennial Ending the weekend events specialized tests for brain in You know a little about I.Q; administered the tests and in designer states can be expected have a child taken out of what ball win kickoff Bicentennial will be a special colonial ser jury, achievement, aptitude tests but even they leave you dependent of the uniqueness of of a child of the same seems to be an unfair or un • activities in Tolland this vice in the United and interest tests. somewhat in the dark. the human beings subjected to chronological' age,” Dr. Klein realistic category due to poor weekend. The ball will be Congregational Church, from “Controversy and testing Millions of school children the tests.” test scores. Friday night in The Colony in 9:30 to 11 a.m. seem to hang around together,” said. participate in such testing. The Dr. Schliefer is editor-in- “An intelligence test score is, “I wish I had an answer to BOBBY . Talcottville. On Sunday afternoon there he said in an interview. results become part of a child’s chief of “The Exceptional at best, a convenient summary that question,” he replied. * The “Mainstreet” band will will be a “Market Place” at “Some people claim the tests permanent record. Properly Parent’’ magazine. His of a child’s behavior on a par- ALLISON • play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Crandall’s Park. This will Handy Kitchen Assorted Corrugated themselves are good or evil. .4 those attending are urged to feature the sale of handcrafted Storage Box Some say it is those who ad Gadget Ass*L Kitchen Plastics minister and interpret the tests Championship -J wear colonial costumes items, canned goods, and such. Racing although they are not On Saturday, many who should be rewarded or Panska souveniers wiil be on sate in the Ea. punished. necessary. Taam. On Saturday there will be a Administration Building on the Reg. 1.39 Ozone issue “All the while there’s this air REGAL'S - muster on the Green with the Green. A limited edition of of mystery.” 2 J » 1 Dr. Klein hopes information *-42nd Royal Highland Regiment Tolland Bicentennial mugs, 24” X 13” X 11”. • of Fort B.A.R. from Andover to made from Tolland clay; will be Reg. 72‘ Ea. Reg. 66° Ea. in his book will make parents OF MANCHESTER ! represent the British unit. availalbe. The craftsman, Mark still unresolved less dependent upon the On the American side will be Dressier, made 250 sets and opinions of so-called experts * the 3rd Connecticut Regiment after they qre sold the mold will V o By AL ROSSITER Jr California a t Irvine, suggested and mor^ able to make careful . and the Nayoug Fife and Drum be broken. UPI Science Editor the gases were causing a com judgments about their children Corps from Glastonbury, will Also to be on sale wiU be a tile MALA'CHECK WASHINGTON (UPI) - Are plex reaction that destroyed on their own. I also perform. Refreshments designed by David Garrity; ENVELOPES you contributing to erosion of ozone in the stratosphere. They “We do not intend to make Buy 5 Quarts of - will be provided. powder horns, a 15-month JUST RIOKT FOR... Earth’s vital ozone radiation predicted this would result in a each parent into some sort of ^ Later, on Saturday, there will calendar depicting famous or NtWaUCHtCKS BIOS (j barrier every time you squirt 7 to 13 per cent ozone reduction psychologist,” Dr. Klein said. * be a Jam City dance for Tolland older homes in Totland, ajATtmm ponch c im 1 an aerosol can using a nontoxic, in a few decades. “Rather, we aim to help the ^ High School students from 7:30 jewelry, and special Bicenten nonflammable gas called a parent to be a more ' to 11 p.m. in the high school nial glass bottles. fluOMcarbon? sophisticated consumer of test ______— Ozone, a molecular cousin of gym. Socks must be worn. . ( S S > Some scientists say yes and results.” 4 some say they don’t know. As a oxygen, forms a layer 10 to 30 ‘"The I.Q. score becomes a FoiklMU Msk miles high that filters out most C A M 2 result, said Sen. Dale Bumpers, big deal. But it’s just a score a of the sun’s harmful ultraviolet 35-Pack Envelopes Aii-Purpose D-Ark., Congress and federal- kid got on a certain day when he radiation. It is believed that fqr Stock'Up! ‘Decorator' Fabric' regulatory agencies are faced took a certain test. 903 MAIN SI, MANCHESTER Lined For Privacy! Potting Soii with an almost hopeless dilem every 1 per cent loss of that The reaction is that it is Assortment ozone, the increased ultraviolet Heavy Rug Yarn ma. something tattooed on his OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL O r M. 3V2'-' X 71/2’’ size radiation wpuld cause a 2 per More than half of all the forehead and advertised in and I’ll Pay for ss eomposldr spray cans used in the United cent increase in skin cancer. public all through life. MASTER CHARGE ^ 70-Yd. States, including hair sprays, More .disturbing to many FOR FOR Skeins Yds. 3 ro.F1 deodorants, room fresheners scientists are the possible con Reg. 76° YD. Reg. 44° Ea. 2 Qt. and insecticides, use fluorocar sequences to plant life and Reg. 67° REQ. 42° Ea. bons as propellants. Almost all global weather. 36/45” W; 1-9 yd L. N.t wgt nuy vary by arta. . Go., ^nc. Colorfast rayon/cottqn refrigerators and air cbn- £evine S' evine - Your Oil Filter. “The theory we are dealing . ditioning systems use the man with, if it is proved, is made gases, most commonly Labmoii Avi. Coldiettir, devastating in Its im known as Freon. Conn. CAM2 motor oil Is designed for passenger cars. It meets or surpasses all plications,’’ Bumpers said 837-2373 Fluorocarbons mushroomed API and auto manufacturer’s warranty requirements. midway through seven days of into wide use in the past 25 testimony by 28 scientists, years. They were a Yet the Penske Racing Team has used CAM2 for six years and 60,000 race- government official^ and in technological marvel. engine miles without a failure. 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Thurs., Sept. 25. 1975 .1 TOWN OF MANCHESTER Help Wantad , J i Homaa For Sala 29 Homaa For Sala 29 Invaatmant Proparty 29 Homaa For Sala 29 Homaa For S ilo 29 □ EMPI^OYMENT BRANCH OFFICE- Warehouse' LEGAL FIRST TIME on market, An- PERKY four bedroom, front- Manager-supervise shlpp ng MANCHESTER - Two duplexes saldi built brick front, three to-back split features three (64 plus 44) on a 90x200’ Center ABOUT 19 and receiving, inventory ^ , NOTICE Nafp Waniwf bedroom Ranch, two baths, super family room, Street lot. Never a vacancy. ’The Zoning Board of Appeals trol. Prefer Individual capm ^ fireplaces, central convenient cathedral ceiling in living Generally good condition. Full TOWN of operating under p re«w e. at a meeting on September 15, ATTENTION Demonstrators - location, 100x150 lot, all city room, pleasant kitchen. A must structural and financial infor 1975 m ade the fo llo w in g Toys and (Sifts. Work now thru Knowledge, of utilities, only 6^,500, Bel Am see home. Priced in 40’s. Call mation available. Possible decisions: December. Free Sample Kit. would be helpfuL Call M6-0174, The Ben Ezra Chapter of Real Ektate, 643-9332. B/W Realty, 647-1419. business use. 662,500. Odegard No. 458— Teressa Williams— No experience needed. Call or between 4^5 for appointment;. Realty, 6434365. B’nai B’fith will meet Tuesday ------rO tl'" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Reduce west side yard to 2 feet write Santa’s Parties, Avon, TOLLAND - Two new homes, MANCHESTER - New listing, at 8 p.m. at Tempk Beth Conn. 06001. Phone 1-673-3455. IMMEDIATE Openings on our — 33 Arcellia Drive — each on 21/2 acres. Appliances, five room Ranch. West side, Sholom. Guest speakers are Also Booking Parties. first, second and third shifts in Bualnoaa Property DENIED. 2 1/2 baths, fireplace, family location, tile baths, built-ins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolkoff the following departments: N-C 643-2711 room, garhges, Glidden garage, 631,900. Hayes Ckirpora- No. 459— Joseph Cherrone— PHONE from the Jewish Historical JOBSEEKERS Employment drilling - second shhft. AssociatiN, Inc. 644-2533. tion, 646-0131.______MANCHESTER - Unique op Move nonconforming liquor FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Society.^’They will show slides Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., Screening - first and third portunity - modem one floor outlet (package store), from 622 with full and part time oppor shifts; plating - second and NEW LISTING - Fit for a kin^! building with 2300 square feet, and speak on the history of ear MANCHESTER- large Cape, Middle Turnpike East to 624 tunities available now. East third shifts; fabrication - first Yes, the master bedroom will three acres, ideal for office, ly ^ewry in the Hartford- .family room, sundeck, large Middle Turnpike East — Hartford, 568-1070. shift; photo - third shift; insp^- kitchen, lovely area, low 40^s, hold your king sized bed. Your club, or organization. Below Manchester area. The public is APPROVED with conditions, tion - first and third shift. Full ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ,Keys, 528-9081, 649-4143. own in-ground pool for replacement at 649,900. Hayes invited. (torporation, 6464131. effective September 26,1975. PART TIME Janitorial help benefits including CMS and backyard relaxation after wanted, mornings and Blue Cross. Apply at Multi- DEADLINE you’ve jplayed tennis at a near No. 460 — William Boehm — COVENTRY NORTH- five and $ 8,900. If you want to custom build in a fine area. Our evenings. Must have transpor Circuits Inc., 50 Harrison 12:00 noon the day before RATES by park. Martin School and a MANCHESTER - Two Create two lots from three W room Ranch, fireplace, full heavily treed lot la ready to go. Call Joe Gordon. tation. Call 649-5334. Street, Manchester. 646-4100. wmAlS publication. 1 day ...... 9c word per day basement, garden, one acre finished rec room for the duplexes, one in a business zone existing lots with reduced 3 days <.... 8c word per day LEGAL Deadline ,tor Saturday and p lu s , 5Vi7o a s s u m a b le children. Built-in dishwasher - See “ Investment Property” $26,800. Why rent when you can purchase this ador street frontages of 60 feet and CONCRETE LABORER - Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. 6 days ____ 7c word per day and disposal for your queen in section of todays paper. NEED EXTRA Money? Sell 26 d a y s ...... 6C word per day mortrage, low thirties, Tedford able 4-room Ranch with garaga near Amston NOTICE 72 feet — 577 Adams Street — experienced or will train, to set Vanda Beauty Counselor IS WORD MINIMUM Real Estate, 647-9914.^ this tastefully decorated home. Odegard Realty, 64343^. Lake. Call Jan Wlatar. aM strip forms, 875-1103 after 6 products while children are at Living room and dining room APPROVED with conditions, . PLEASE READ Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch INVITATION TO BID effective September ,26, 1975. p.m. school. Call 875-7357 for inter MANCHESTER- six room carpeted, 11/2 baths, oversized MANCHESTER - attractive $28,800. Surround yourself with 19 acres of woodland east Center St. comer lot for of Sealed bids will be deceived in No. 461 — Mary Correnti — view. YDUR AD Cape, innmaculate throughout, 2-car garage. Priced in the 40’s. and create your dreamhouaa. Call Dan or Joe. EXPERIENCED full and part Call B/W Realty, 647-1419. _ fice building, immediate sale ^e Office of ’The Director of Convert ground level business Classified ads are taken over three large bedrooms, custom time help wanted, inquire in COLLECmONS - need tomeone very desirable, Odegard Real- $36,900. Oversized Capa with 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1 baths General Services, 41 Center premises to residential apart the phone as a convenience. builtv kitchen, formal dining person or call Papa Joes Pizza with phone eiroerience, some Jh e Herald is responsible for room, paneled rec room, COVENTRY ty^6434365. carpeting, fireplaced living room and self-clean Street, Manchester, Connec ment — 90 Birct> "Street — & Grinders. 489-East Middle .clerical skills helpful, call fpr only one incorrect Insertion and ■ beautifull terraced yard, A NEW USTING -157,900! oven. 8’A% assumable mortgage. Call Joe Gor ticut until October 14, 1975 at APPROVED, effective then only to the size of the ’Turnpike, 646-1555. interview, 646-1466. must to see, 645,000 Tedford oversized, 7 rm. Raised 11:00 a.m. for the following: Happiness is: original inaction. Errors which Baal Estate Wanted 28 don. September 26,1975. Real Estate, 647-9914. Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, SANITARY SEWER- JANITOR - Mature individual, do not lessm the value of the No. 462 — Mollie D. Ckwk — ARMED GUARD, good star Going to advertisement will not be cor 3+ private acres on quiet ALL CASH for your property $42,500. Choice Main St. location. 2 family with excel LINWOOD DRIVE, KEENEY Reduce east side yard to 5 feet 4 full time, must work every ting pay, uniforms furnished, 10 AN AUTUMN rected by an additional inser STRANT STREET- An oldie street! Call 649-5306. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, lent potential for office conversion. Call Jim STREET inches for purpose of erecting other weekend. Apply in per paid holidays, apply at ADT tion. but goodie ... vacant seven EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY instant service. Hayes Ckirpora- O’Meara. Bids forms, plans and roof over entrance step — son, between 9-4, Monday- P u r it y Systems, 242 Trumbull CHURCH FAiR room Colonial with aluminum tion, 6468131. Friday. East Hartford Com specifications are available at APPROVED, effective St., Hartford, Ct., phone 522- North United siding, baths. Was in the BARROWS & WALLACE $43,500. If a new Colonial is in your future, call George valescent Home, 745 Main 6209, An equal opportunity RMncnmir MW NIVM HRfHOrO the General Services Office, 41 September 26,1975. n **************************** Homes For Salo 23 mid M’s., but owner wants ac SELLING your house? Call us Popik concerning a custom built one by MAK Street, East Hartford. employer. Methodist Church Hornet For Salo 23 tion. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 6494306 397-1618 7264816 Center Street, Manchester, No. 4 6 3 - WilUam G ad b ois- first and we’ll make you a cash Construction. 300 Parker Street MANCHESTER - new listing. 643-1577. Connecticut. Reduce east side line to 3 feet offer. One day service. T. J. IMMEDIATE OPENING - on PART-TIME - Chistodian, early •$636,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet South Farms is the location of Town of Manchester, Saturday, COLONIAL - seven rooms, 11/2 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. $47,900. Looking for a large split? Ours may just be the for purpose of erecting carport our second shift, for a printed morning cleaning. Apply in per •^kitchens, fireplace, caipeting, this seven room Dutch Colonial 631.900- Essex Street., anxious baths, three bedrooms, Connecticut right one for location and size. Call Bud Lewis John Kolisch demonstrates his mental powers using tainer will appear in a free show Friday night at — 55 W h itn e y R o a d — circuit board N/C drilling set son to Moriarty Brothers, 315 October 4, 10-2 tile baths, 6435 monthly income., situated on almost one acre. owner wants out before heating breezeway, garage, swimming IMMEDIATE CASH for your Robert B. Weiss, up man. One to three years for details. audience participation. The internationally known enter Manchester Community College. APPROVED effective Center Street, See Scotty. •A Hutchins Agency, 646-3166. Three good sized bedrooms, season starts. Six-room pool, redw e^ deck, wooded property. Let us explain our printed circuit board General Manager September 26,1975. S ------— fireplaced living room, family carpefed Cape, vacant, trades yard. 642,500. Philbrick Agency, fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, $48,900. How about the best of 2 worlds. Enjoy the spac experience and with experience No. 464 — E. Steve Pearl — INSURANCE AGENCY has im S 627,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room room, large formal dining considered. T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 646-4^. 647-1413. iousness of a 5 bedroom Victorian with all the on Excellon drilling equipment. mediate opening for one with COME TO: Realtors, 643-1577. INVITATION TO BID Request for variance to sub Ranch, fireplace, baseboard room, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. modern conveniences. Call Jan Wiater. Full CMS and Blue Cross in small agency bookkeeping and United Methodist EXECU’nVE L Ranch - nine NOTICE divide tract into large parcel heating, stove, refrigerator. STOf wishing for money! SOI surance benefits. Contact procedural experience, part Hutchins Agency 646-3166. OWNER SELLS in Manchester. 629.900- Five room Ranch with rooms, 22x28 Master bedroom,, and two building lots without Multi-Circuits at 646-4100. Church yow unwanted item for your $51,900. Owner needs an immediate sale on this modern Free hvDiiotism show at MCC The Manchester Board of ______J______# time. East of the River. Call Newer attractive two family, partial basement in good condi family room, game room, den, street frontage — DENIED. dreanKonw-tnie. 9-room Colonial. Call George Popik for de Education seeks bids for Insula 289-5448. Route 44-A. Bolton six down, 41/2 up, second floor tion, and a big lot also. T.J. private yard, on dead end street No. 465 — John 'tf. Greene — MANCHESTER - to settle tails on this buy of the year. tion for the 1975-1976 school WANTED - Woman to live in sun room, two car garage, Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. In prime neighborhood, for Erect free-standing oval sign of wiUi semi-invalid, references RUMMAGE AND Estate, twq family 5-5, two car year. Sealed proposals will be patio, many appliances, other further details call Philbrick MAY WE BUY your home? “ His mental powers.are almost experience as a lecturer, entertainer and extra-sensory perception, and mentalism. approximately 55 square feet required, write box T, TAG SALE $ garage, garden space, con- LET YOUR ’TENANT help you received until 3:00 P.M., Oc extras. Convenient to Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Quick, fair, all cash and no frightening. There is no question in my professional consultant. His unique Kolisch usually invites 20 or more people area at 285 Main Street — Manchester Herald. 'A venient location to schools and everything, mid 50’s. No buy a house. White aluminum LIST YOUR HOUSE IN ... tober 7,1975 at which time they Saturday, problems. Call Warren E. audience participation program is as on stage to demonstrate his hypnotic WMITED jj: shaping, 643-8498, days, 684- agents, call anytime, 646-0136 sided two-family with living mind; I rank him as one of the most DENIED.' GARRISON COLONIAL - four Howland, Realtors? 643-1108. will be publicly opened. The Someone tired of their pre* $4192, evenings and room, dining room, kitchen,, exciting entertainers I have ever seen.” entertaining, enlightening, and fascinating feats, which never fail to elicit enthusiasm PRIOR MILITARY Service September 27,1975 or 646-2333. years old, fieldstone fireplace, Notice of these decisions has weekends.Owner agent. bath and two bedrooms. Priced as its name: “ Phenomena of the Mind.” and enjoyment, not only from his right is reserved to reject any personnel - you are overlooking sent .position, Eager, beam ceiling, wall-to-wall INSTANT cash for your home. This is how syndicated columnist Earl been filed in the Town Clerk’s ' 9 a.m, to 3 p.m. in the low 40’s. Call B/W Real Kolisch has appeared as a guest on audiences but also from his on-stage and all bids. Specifications and a good part-time job if you fail aggressive, and willing to NEW HOMES - Ranches, carpeting, family room, sliding Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s REALE’S CORNER Wilson has described John Kolisch, inter office. to investigate the opportunities CoUee and ty, 647-1419. countless radio and television programs volunteers. ' bid forms may be secured at work as a Real Estate i MANCHESTER - West side, six Capes, Colonials, and Raised glass doors to large deck, gar ton er Realtors, 6464525. 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 nationally acclaimed hypnotist, mentalist Zoning Board in the Army Reserve 76th Divi- and is a well known figure in leading the Business Office, 45 N. sales-person. License V f Doughnuts A room Cape, 2-car garage, deep Ranches, fireplaced family age, mint condition, 651,700. and entertainer, who will be appearing at A certified member of the American of Appeals sion. Call today: Norm School Street, Manchester, preferred. ’T-ilot, fireplace, 636,900. Warren rooms, aluminum siding, dou Philbrick Agency, Realtors, WE WILL buy your home. 'the Manchester Community College supper clubs, resorts, and hotels. His list Institute of Hypnosis, Kolisch is also an Thibodeau, East Windsor, 623- HAVE IT ALLII Connecticut. Raymond E. Bernard R. Johnson, 1$ E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ble garages. Your plans or ours 6464200. Quick efficient professional auditorium Friday at 8 p.m. Admission is of club appearances includes The Concord, active member of the Association to Ad Chairman 9441, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. MERRin AGENCY-646-1180 Demers, Business O nager. ... Merritt Agency, 646-1180. And you can In this quality bull! thraa service, call us first. W. J. Bar- free. Playboy Clubs, The Fountainbleau, and vance Ethical Hypnosis. Utilizing his Paul J. Rossetto, THANKS TO ALL §ROCKLEDGE - Nice three ------bedroom homo, located in the Martini BOLTON - 61/2 room Ranch on comb Realtor, 644-8000. Services Offered 31 Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Vienna-born Kolisch first became in The Sands. background in the fields of psycho Secretary AVON - Tell me what you want WANTED - new and used car LOYAL ’?• bedroom Ranch, possible fourth ' MANCHESTER - nice seven School area. Eat-In appllanead 1 1/2 acres, generous size INVITATION TO BID for Christmas ... I’ll tell you kilchan, beautiful family room com. TWO HANDYMEN will clean, BIDWELL Home Improvement terested in the psychophenomena of hyp Kolisch, reputed to be the world’s dynamics, psycho-cybernetics, and human Dated this 25th day of reconditioning man, fringe A bedroom, rec room, good loca- room Cape,, three or four rooms, two fireplaces, 2-car NEWER or new two-family Sealed bids will be received in how to earn the 666 to pay for It CUSTOMERS $: tion, nice neighborhood. High bedrooms, ' oversize garage, pM o with <*01 bar, garaga, privata garage. 639,900. Philbrick Agen rake, lime, fertilize, mow, Co. Expert installation of nosis and extra-sensory perception (ESP) fastest hypnotist, presents sUp to a thre^ behavior, he has served as a consultant to September, 1975.______benefits, paid holidays, five day Duplex, with yard, no agents, the Office of The Director of when you become an Avon :¥ 30’s. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, backyard with patio. A OEM cy, Realtors, 646-4200. maintenance of lawn seasonal. aluminum siding, gutters and while he was a student of psychology at hour stage performance. Included in his physicians in the treatment of psy week, 872-8521, or 646-2333. AND secluded lot, etc., 640,500, R. east of river, 742-8073 between 5 Representative. Beautiful $41,900. Cellars and attics cleaned. trims. Roofing installation and r V program is audience participation in prac chosomatic ailments and aided dentists in General Services, 41 Center 643-4535. Zimmer, J. D. Real Estate, 646- and 6. the University of Vienna. Today, Kolisch INDEX jewelry, cosmetics, gifts from EMPLOYEES OF CAPE - Six rooms, treed lot, Reasonable prices. 643-5305. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. tical demonstrations of hypnosis, mass- the use of hypnosis for painless dental Street, Manchester, Connec TWO Experienced short order 1980. RICHARDS&KEHMM is recognized as an outstanding authority the world’s largest cosmetics cooks, ohe full time and one REALTORS-ML8 928-9540 city utilities, handy location, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• hypnosis, post-hypnotic suggestions. ticut until October 6, 1975 at NOTICES BURGER KING MANCHESTER in the field with more than 25 years of work. I company are ready to show and part-time, also experienced VERNON... commercial zoned 631,500. Philbrick Agency, LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 11:00 a.m. for the following: 1 — Lott and Found Good Luck Steve Cellars and attics cleaned, 2 T P trio n tit sell now. Call me at: 523-9401. waitress or waiter for CROFT DRIVE 4 & 3 two family on a 84x120 lot Realtors, 646-4200. □ MISC. SERVICES roofing, storm windows, aw ROCK SA^T 3 — Announctmtnlt Channlng six-room Ranch, large eat- MANCHESTER - Redwood lawns mowed, small tree work. nings. Quality workmanship, weekends, call 648-9497. Mark Plante in kitchen with built-ins, panelM rec selling for only 6^,900. T. J. Bid forms, plans and 4 — Enltrlilnmtnt NON-PRIOR Service men and room, carpeting, 114 baths, two-car Farms, 34 bedrooms, unusual CIRCA 1830 well maintained •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. free estimates. Fully insured. 5 — Auclioni Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. Jobless rate up to 11.5 per cent specifications are available at women, ages 17-34, women with PART TIME receptionist garage,_above-ground swimming pool, floor plan provides privacy for nine room Antique Colonial, Services OHared 31 872-9187, 649-3417. large family. Kitchen-family AVAILABLE supervised day the General Services Office, 41 FINANCIAL HS“ d lip ip llo m a , you a re typist,isL Monday through F 1 c i^ ltio n tnrou^out. Asking Ml,*' MANCHESTER - house and four fireplaces, four bedrooms, Center Street, Manchester, B — Bondt-Stocki-Mortgtgti overlookiniig a good opportunity g.f, Reply Receptionist, business location, six room room, combination. Fireplace, study, one full and two 1/2 baths REWEAVING burns, holes. care with meals for your elder ROOFING - Specializing about 3 per cent over what is Axon said 1,(KKI apprentices 9 — Personal Loans HAPPY l5th ' il&R^LTYCO; carpeting, garages, 657,500. ly relative, while you go to repairing roofs, new roofs, HARTFORD (UPI) - for the same period last year. Connecticut. 10 — Insurtnce for yoursel;lf if yyou fml to in- r o x 222, Manchester, (?t. 060M.' extra nice Ckilonial plus two plus attached five room un Zippers, umbrellas repaired. The August unemployment considered a full employment are graduating this year to go vestigate the 76th Division, BIRTHDAY " ’ ''843-2692 story heated barn, on busy main Gliaden Associates, Inc., 644- finished carriage shed, poten Window shades, Venetian work, shopping, visit a friend. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Unemployment in Connecticut Town of Manchester, EMPLOYMENT Call 649-2358 for information. and repaired. 30 years rate was the highest since 1949, economy. into such areas as auto repair, Army Reserve, (^U now: Norm HOUSEKEEPER - Full time, , : Q E O R Q E Robi(rt D. Murdock, Realtor st., near hospital, ideal for of tial for studio, etc. two story blinds. Keys. TV for rent. climbed to an 11.5 per cent rate Connecticut 13 — Help Wanted experience. Free estimates. He said major employers in construction, machine tool and 14 — Business Opportunities ’Ihibodeau, East Windsor, 623- mature individual good starting Love; ’ fices, shop, or tradesman. 665,- barn, well treed lot, 654,000, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. when 112,000 were unemployed, Robert B. Weiss, MANCHESTER - Built for han- ODD JOBS - trucking, home Howley, 643-5361. in mid-August with a record printing. 15 — Sltuatlqn Wanted 9441, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. salary, liberal fringe benefits. Mom, Dad, Joan, 000, Warren E. Howland Philbrick Agency, Realtors, but the actual amount of per the state were cutting down on General Manager dicapped persons, four repairs, serving Manchester for 169,200 persons out of work, the He said there is also a need On bus line. 'Apply Monday- Rob, Dab, and Tom Realtors, 643-1108. 6464200. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. sons currently out of work is the jobs in order to keep a EOUCATION S MANCHESTER - Ansaldi-built bedrooms, two baths, family five years, free stimates, 643- ROOFING - Installation and state Labor Department 18 — Private Instructions Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.. East Removal, pruning, lot clearing highest since the depression of reasonable profit. He said thq for welders, toolmakers and Rous in iwl, iiioMs art blue. Ranch located on nice 0304. repajrs, gutters, storm win reported Wednesday. 19 — Schools-Classes Hartford (Convalescent Home, room, fireplace, five ramps, spraying. „ Fully fly insured. next legislature should consider other craftsmen at the Electric 20 — Instructions Wanted landscaped lot, two fireplaces, VALUES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• dows, doors. Experienced The jobless rate, the highest the 1930's. LEGAL Wait M l ire treat, aid get fast 745 Main Street, East Hartford. , oversized hallways, doors, MANCHESTER Licensed. Free estimates. repeal of the extension of the Boat Division of General Help WanM 13 large paneled family room, eat- Immaculate 3 bedroorp Condo inter-com, extras. Glidden Painting-Papering 32 quality workmanship. Fully in in a quarter of a century, was Meanwhile, Connecticut REAL ESTATE resdtt tee. Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Dynamics in Groton. EB is in in kitchen, garage. Priced in with family room, kitchen SUPER INRUCDUTE sured. Free estimates. Commerce Commissioner sales tax on business sevices. NOTICE 23 — Homes tor Ssle AN EXCELLENT opportunity Associates, Inc., 644-2533. almost one per cent higher than 24 — Lots-Land for Sals the 640’s, Zinsser Agency, 646- Six room Ranch, three good Reasonable prices. Rick Edward J. Stockton said Despite the high unemploy the third month of a strike by TOWN OF MANCHESTER b a b y s it t e r Wanted - needed appliances, air-conditioning, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. mid-July and stood well a^ v e 25 — Investment Property for a person with a good ,1511. ment, a need for high skill^ the 10,000 member Metal ASSESSORS OFFICE AMBITIOUS Couple - desiring for weekends, mature person, fully carpeted. 635,500. MANCHESTER - Two size bedrooms, two baths, Trees cut, trimmed or topped, Five years experience. Burnett, 646-3005. the national unemployment relatiyely high unemployment 26 — Business Property speaking voice. Part time and Trades Council, delaying 41 CENTER ST. 27 — Resort Property second income. Your own part- caU after 5:30, 6464182. ■' Call about our new homes in duplexes', see “ Investment living room with fireplace, Excellent references. Pete, 742- will remain in the state through workers remains, according to earning as much as 64.00 per 632,900 - A’TTRACTIVE 5 1/2 stumps removed, fully insured. rate of 8.4 per cent for mid- millions of dollars of work on 21 MANCHESTER, CONN. 28 — Reel Estate Wanted time business. Unusual oppor Property” section of todays dining room, eat-in kitchen, 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, next year. He put the estimate James W. Axon, who heads the hour or more. .Salary and great room Ranch, garage, Forrest Hills. Prices start at Clot a tree problem? Well worth August. tunity for good earnings. 742- p a ^ r. Odegard Realty, 643- plush carpeting throughout, gutters, and leaders. Free es at a rate of about 7.5 per cent. labor department’s apprentice nuclear submarines. OFFICIAL NOTICE MI8C. SERVICES commission included. (Call 236- Situation Wanted 19 baseboard heat, manicured 646,990. a phone call. 7428252. It was also almost double the 31 — Services Ottered 9087 between 5-7 p.m. INSIDE - Outside painting. timates. Fully insured. 249- training division. Inhabitants of the Town of 5817 between 5-9 p.m. shaded lot, Hutchins Agency, partially finished rec room, 6 per cent unemployment rate 32 — Painting-Papering Specidl rates for people over 65. 0205. Manchester are hereby notified 33 ^ BuUdlng-Contractlng RELIABLE COLLEGE woman Realtors, 646-3166. aluminum siding. Owner CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made SALESCLERK - part-time, 30 FIRST HARTFORD REALTY MANCHESTER - seven room Fully insured. Estimates given. that: 34 — Roofing-Siding MALp or female aide, looking for painting or odd jobs. very anxious. R ^ u c e d ' to very reasonable, work 35 — Heating-Plumbing hours, apply in person, any day, 646-6555 older Colonial with full base Call 649-7863. Heating-Plumbing 35 36 — Flooring experienced, private duty, Mon Call an^ime, 643-0673. BRETTON RD. - seven room $42,900. guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Oct. 1 of each year is the Montgomery Ward, 269 West ment, attic, gar^e, fireplace, 37 — Movtng-Trucking-Storage day till Friday, 63.50 hourly. Cape, stained clapboards, After hours and weekends 4266. assessment date in Middle Turnpike. and two baths. (Jail today for WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 SEWERLINES, sink lines, 38 — Services Wanted Medical Placement Service,, CTIILD CARE - infant through fireplaced living room, formal 646-5080 Jai alai facility under investigation Manchester, Conn., and all per complete details. 631,900, per roll. Eiyierinced cleaned with electric cutters, MISC. FOR SALE 236-2391. pre-schooler, 64.00 per day, dining room, fully applianced RUBBISH REMOVAL - attics sonal prdperty must be WARM, MATURE babysitter, Odegard Realty, 6434365. tradesman. (Jail R. by professionals. McKinney 41 — Articles lor Sale private home, playmates, kitchen, garage vrith attached and cellars to be cleaned, yard Starkweather, 644-3194. declared to the assessor by the 42 — Building Supplies 9-5, Tuesday, Wednesday, and NURSES AIDES - All shifts, MANCHESTER-Eight room care and landscaping, call 643- Bros. Sewage Disposal Com WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - The commission voted attended Ragazzi’s meeting A commission spokesman 43 — Pats -Birds- Dogs spacious yard, convenient for porch, 639,900. 6494808. VERNON - Five bedrooms, REAL ESTATE CENTER owner during the month of Oc Thursday, my home in Bolton full time and part time, (histom (Colonial in immaculate 5392. pany, 643-53M. Wednesday to hold the inquest with the commission, which said notice of the hearing was 44— Livestock conimiiters. 644-9000. eight rooms, on 1.1 acre. This PAINTING - interior and The gambling license for a tober to avoid a ten per cent 45 — Boats a Accessories or yours. 620. 646-5023' after 5. weekdays and weekends, only move-in condition. Four 64B-4144 lasted almost three hours. being sent by registered mail to MANCHESTER - Large newer Ranch is in A-1 condition. Large exterior, paperhanging, Bridgeport jai alai facility after State Police Major Orlan 46 — Sporting Qoods the experienced need apply. bedrooms, 2<^ baths, fireplaced nSGffinE&MI«TM,MC.,ReaKors DRIVEWAYS sealed, very NO JOB too sm all, toilet David Friend, president of penalty imposed by the Connec duplex three room apartment. first floor family room, 2-zone excellent work. References. could be lifted if an inquiry by do Ragazzi detailed the charges Commission members 47 — Garden Products FULL-TIME driver,' depen Good starting salary, liberal family room, 2-car garage. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen ticut State Statutes. Personal 48 — Antiques Immaculate condition hot water heat, 2-car attached 263 Main Street Manchester reasonable. Call 643-9245. Free estimates. Fully insured. the Commission on Special against the promoters, (Connec refused to detail Ragazzi’s Connecticut Sports. dable, over 18, call between 9-5, fringe benefits. Apply Monday- Owner relocated, quick oc faucets replaced, repaired, rec property consists of: Aircraft, 49 — Wanted to Buy □ EDUCATION throughout. Priced right. R. garage. Storage building with Martin Mattson, 649-4431. Revenue substantiates charges ticut Sports Enterprises Inc., at charges, saying it might ’The firm is building the facili 649-0305. Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. East cupancy. Mid 60’s. Call Ed MASON repainting rooms, bathroom remodeling, machinery, water power, RENTALS Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, 646- water and electricity in rear prejudice the case. Ragazzi ty on a 22-acre site on Kossuth Hartford (Convalescent Home, Snyde, 646-6479 or Suzanne specializing in cinder block heat modernization, etc. Free against its promoter. a clo s^ session. 52 — Rooms tor Rent (••••••••••••••«**«*t******* 1980. yard. Offered at 643,500. A. J. NEW RANCH - Extra large PAPER HANGING Expert. Street in Bridgeport’s East dams, horses, cattle, sheep, REAL ESTATE sales, 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson estimates gladly given. M & M Allegations the promoter The |10 million facility heads the Statewide Organized 53 — Apartments lor Rent Privatejnatruetlona 18 Loehr, Realtor, 875-7170. modern kitchen, two baths, builttngs. Beautify, seal, and Your average paper, in average Side. It is due to be in operation goats, swine, poultry, commer 54 — Homes for Rent experienced real.estate Beach Company, Manchester Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. filed false statements, and of originally was to be financed by Crime Investigative Task MANCHESTER - one-year-old Hreplace, 2-car garage, waterproof. Also waterproofing room, $25. Kichman, 646- cial furniture and fixtures, 5a>— Business for Rant salesperson, top commisssions EXPERIENCED lubrication Office 647-9139. basements, chimneys etc. improper transfer of the Central States Pension Force, which looked into the jai by November and the firm 56 — Resort Property lor Rent PIANO TEACHER wants five-room Ranch, large kitchen, BOLTON LAKE - 624,000. Four aluminum siding and windows, 3864. boats, farming tools, tractors,' and profit sharing, rare oppor and service station attendant, alai facility at the request of already has taken employment 57 — Wanted to Rent students. Graduate of Hartt gas hot water, wall-to-wall rooms, attic and carport. Enjoy large deck, picture’ window in Reasonable. 742-9427. ownership, and “ material Fund, the official name of the road machinery, farm produce, 58 — MIsc. lor Rent tunity, Beechler-Tanguay own tools, over 18 yrs. old, full BOLTON - price reduced. You ten it Iko it is~we sell it like applications fo> the 400 jobs it College. Specializing in carpeting, dishwasher, stove, view of lake and private beach basement with walk-out to J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom changes” in the reputations of Teamsters union pension fund. the commission. Realtors, 646-2212. time, apply Maple Super Ser Raised Ranch, seven rooms, 2 up, it is. Cell 643-2711 today for last would provide. mechanic’s tools, goods of AUTOMOTIVE Ragtime, Jazz and Classical. fireplace, 1378 square feet, privileges. Ideal tor starter or patio. 647,900. Philbrick Agen 1 Painting - Interior and exterior. persons connected with the Chief State’s Attorney Joseph The commission also will vice, 220 Spruce St. 1/2 baths, family room with Ro manufacturers, traders and 61 — Autos lor Saia Linda Harrington, 872-7116. vinyl siding, Dougherty Street, retirement home. Owner, 643- the cold weather. Tloofing, Paperhanging, Remodeling results. facility will be aired at an Oct. P. Gormley and Assistant review charges that Connec The commission voted in 62 -- Trucks for Sale fireplace, lovely kitchen, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. . merchants, utility equipment AMBITIOUS, independent, and 643.900, Ken Ostnnsky Realtor, siding, additions, insulating, Gutters. Fully insured. 649- I: 5067. No realtors. 14 hearing. Prosecutor Austin J. McGuigan ticut Sports failed to meet its executive sesrion to order the 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale self-motivated person, for LUBRICATION HELP needed November 1 occupancy, and fixtures and all other 64 — Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 643- 1333. COLONIAL- two years old, etc. Reasonable. 742-9427. 9658. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing financial obligations and hearing and later affirmed the retail women’s wear sales by immediately, for second shift. evenings Wes Alvord, 646-13M, 65 — Campers-Trallara-Moblla eight rooms, first flcoor family •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• - Repairs and remodeling, vote in the public portion of the taxable goods. ' Homes appointment., Entails daily We have openings 'for □ AEAL ESTATE Arthur GAl Co., 233-1255. MANCHESTER LIGHT TRUCKING - attic and violated various rules and MANCHESTER - pretty six room with firepilace, four Building-Contracting 33 sewer lines cleaned electrical meeting. ' Do Not Declare Real Estate 66 — Automotive Safvica travel with-in Connecticut. experienced luDricatiop jielp. cellars cleaned, for free es regulations of the commission. 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease___ room Cape, in excellent condi UNDER CONSTRUCTKW bedrooms, 2 1/2 oaths, 6’x 8’ ly. Prompt service on emergen or Registered Vehicles in Transportation provided. To for greasing trucks and HEBRON - BOLTON line, three timate phone 647-9610. Boston teachers Hemoa For Sale 23 tion, garage, fireplace,- dining bedroom Raised Ranch with Big eight room Colonial, 4 mud room, wall-to-wall carpet NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - cies. 643-7024. Manchester. 6150 weekly, plus commission. trailers, with a mobile unit. •••«••••••••••••9••••••• room, aluminum siding, city throughout, aluminum siding, Remodeling, repairing, ad 1. Veterans of any war period Call 649-2814, 9-5 for appoint Starting rate 63.75 hourly, with built-ins, on one acre. Owner b a d ro o m e , 2% b a th a . DRIVEWAYS - residential and 7.8 ACRES'- pond, custom built utilities, “ Best of the Lot” , at porch, two car garage^ acre ditions, rec rooms, porches and BO’TTI HEATING and Plum t>ARK HILL-JOYGE FLOWER SHOP □ NOTICES ment. a chance for advancement, all 643-9480. Poriar Street area. Tima for commercial installed anywhere — (a) If you have filed your Colonial/ iVt baths, family 632.900, Holcombe Realtors, plus treed lot, close to shop roofing. No job too small. Call bing - All heating and plumbing fringe benefits, uniforms and you to chooaa design. $86,• in Connecticut. No job too large ignore order W EEKEND SPECIALI honorable discharge papers room, fireplaces, garages. 644- 2447. ping, Philbrick Agency, 649-31M. repairs plus remodeling. Call HUSBAND and Wife team for tools furnished,, for appoint RAISED RANCH - seven 500. or too small. 688-0863. with the Town Clerk of Hutchms Agency, 6464166. Realtors, 84^00. 643-1496. ______Lost and Found 1 janitorial work, approximately ment, call 688-2233. rooms, beamed cathedral Manchester, BEFORE Oct. 1, MANCHESTER — Four CARPENTRY - Repairs, celling in living room with ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 United Press International hearings on Boston school 6-8 p.m. East Hartford, reliable Warren t Howland CAPE COD - two years old, 24’ remodeling, additions, garages, PLUMBING and Heating 1975. LOST - Ig male black cat, SO LOCUST STREET - two bedroom Colonial, two full fieldsTone fireplace, eat-in Boston teachers ignored a desgret,ation, warned and own transportation. 649- MATURE lady as llve^in com- Realtor 643-1108 plus parts. Brakes, shocks, roofing, call David Patria, 644- repairs, remodeling a speciali Gladioli 2. Disabled Veterans - (a) If call 64S;-I after 6. family, no agents please. 644,- baths, large formal dining kitchen, formal dining room, living room, first floor family judge’s order and fines moun Wednesday the strike affecting 6118. panion for elderly lady. Qiiiet lube, bearings, etc. 1796. ty. Otto Lorentzen, Contractor. you have filed your honorable 000. Alone 646-2426, 94. room, large kitchen with 15x21 family room with room with fireplace and ting at 65,000 a day today to con surroundings. Write Box, “ U" beamed ceilings. Eat-in Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- (Jail to 8:30 a.m. and 6-7 p.m., 84,000 students “ could lead to LOST - Savings Passbook, range and dishwasher, fireplace, wooded acre lot with discharge papers with the Town PLA’TERS Assistant - to work Manchester Herald. MANCHESTER - Santlna Dr., 2065. BUILDING - Remodeling, 649-4056. tinue a walkout that left racial tensions.” nuipber 038-04)lfi5-8, Hartford privacy, garage, 644,900, kitchen, formal dining room, , Clerk of Manchester and (b) If second shift in our chrome fireplaced living room, partial L Ranch, fireplace, breezeway, , king sized Master braroom, roofing, rec rooms, additions, classrooms virtually desolate Referring to the uproars over • 2 . 2 9 National Bank and Trust Co., m lbrick Agency Realtors, 646- I you have filed a certificate of lating department, CREDIT and collection - HORSES rec, walk to everything, $39,- garage, trees, price reduced, aluminum siding, two car gar PAVING, recap old driveways. garages. All kinds, carpentry and crippled a controversial Boston’s school busing North Manchester Office. 4200. Excavate and made new or old 36 (Cash and Carry) disability with the assessors irience not necessary, we experienced person needed by 10,8 acres, W rn, immaculate 900. Hutchins Agency, 228-3540, 646- age, treed lot. mint condition; work. For estimates call 649- Flooring desegregation plan in the program, he said the walkout Application made for payment. train reliable individual. manager to assist with credit 3166. ______driveways with amesite or showing the percentage of dis 8-rboih full dormered Cape CO VENTRY — Brand new MANCHESTER/- newly 653,200, Philbrick Agency, 1142. nation’s oldest public school “ will inevitably delay and sub FLOWERS and ARRANOEMENrS FOR EVERV OCCASION . . . Shift bonus, steady hours, and functions. Must be aggressive bituminous concrete. 688-5407. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, ability obtained from the Witt large enclosed porch, six-room Chalet, set high on carpeted three bedroom home, Realtors, 646-4200. system,. stantially im p^e the effective LOST- Passbook 25-0181943, profit sharing, health in and well organized. Good typing BOLTON - RANCH, 5 rooms, 3 WES’ ROBBINS carpentry floors like new, no waxing, Veterans Administration. 656,000. lot, floor to celling stone large living rqom/, large But Rhode Island’s last three implementation of the court’s 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 Savings Dept, of the Connec surance, plus many other and ten key adding machine bedrooms, garage, large W IN D O W C L E A N IN G - remodeling specialist. Ad (specializing in older floors). (c) tf you have reach^ the ticu t B ans & T ru st C o .,, ______fireplace, cathedral ceilings, kitchen, with large diiiing area, 24 teachers strikes ended student desegregration plan.” f r e e Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. benefits. Apply to Ckmnecticut speed. Excellent benefits. An VVARREN E. wooded lot 636,000. Philbrick Lota-Land For Salo (Commercial and residential in ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Ceilings and inside painting. age of 65 and were receiving a Application made for payment, ^ 'cle Accessories, 316 Hartford refrigerator and stove, Wednesday with agreement on equal opportunity employer. garage, rustic setting, $46,- Agency, Realtors, 646'4200. cluding initial construction built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, John Verfaille, 64^5'<50, 872- disability at that time, you are Rd., Manchester. beautiful back yard, fruit trees MANCHESTER - 400x150 lot. cleaning for building contrac new contracts and the release Call Mr. Spak, i HOWLAND 900. 649-3446. 2222. entitled to 63,000 exemption, if and grapevines, quiet TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 6-6, zoned RB, can be subdivided tors or developers. Fully in of 14 Pawtucket and Woon □ FINANCIAL RHlHtfi I f BOLTON — Convenient to neighborhood, enclosed front you file a copy of your birth cer H I,900. Two-famlW; flats, 58, into five duplex lots, 615,000. sured, free estimates. Call socket union leaders from jail. highways, five-rqom Ranch, and rear porch, 634,900, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - tificate with the assessor. 634,900. Philbrick Agency, Glidden Associates, Inc.,. 644- Maintenance Service, new homes custom built, The settlements in Pawtucket M A N C H ^ TB R - Seven room bribk exterior, acre lot, fruit evenings call 649.8125, mor □ MISC. FOR SALE 3. The Blind — Should be Bonda-Stoeka-Mortgagaa 9 Realtors, 6464200. 2533. r-9498. remodeled, additions, rec and Woonsocket, plus one in OIL BURNER SERVICE Raised Raitanch, 3/4 acre, 2 trees, large Florida room, nings, W 8251. / ••••••••••••••••••••••••••to ifotified that proof of their dis batti, 2 fireplaces, two car gar- n rooms, garages, kitchens Tiverton, R.I., meant resump two-car garage, $39,900. Articles lor Sale 41 ability' must be filed with the MORTGAGES, loans first, se age/carpetlng, pool, huge d« k, BY DICK CAVALLI remodeled, bath tile, cement tion of school today for a total cond, third. All kinds. Realty TECHNICIAN M AN CH ESTER - Turn of WINTMROP work. Steps, dormers. Residen 3f»rFREE Town Clerk. central alrcondltlonlng, 646,- ALUMINUM sheets used as of 22,700 youngsters who had statewide. Oedit rating un 900. W arren E . How land Century charm, eight-room tial or commercial. Call 649- 4. Farmers — Application for D i m to •xponslon of our Sorvico Dopartmont, wa R 3 R i n s t a n c e , r U K E IT BIST NOTMUCH B E T T E R . had their education disrupted necessary. Reasonable. Con Colonial, large fireplace, win WELL, I KJNYUKESCHCIOL/ 4291. printing plates, .007 thick, BUY 12 DONUTS AT THE REGULAR PRICE. exemption of livestock, poultry raquira an axparlancad Oil Burnar Barvica TaohiiN | Realtors 843-1108- B E T T S 2 T K A N BElNKSr 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. for three weeks. Strikes in 13 fidential, quick arrangements. ding stalroase, original wood, B U T I LIKETTBETTeR and machinery must be filed d a n . KnOwladga of haatlng aaaantlal. T h is Is a full- RUNC3VER © /A HERC? Phone 643-2711. Rhode Island communities Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. canvas bellings, large TH AN S O M E THINdS©. ^ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY with the assessor during the 100 Ckinstitution Plaza, Hart MANCHESTER • FULL Of= CRAZED e l e p h a n t s . Carpentry and general contrac affected m ore than 70,000 TAKE HOME 15! lima, yaar round position. Wa offar an axcallant kitchen, live In past or con month of October each year. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Dormer Ca^ , 4 bedrooms, 2 ting. Residential and commer HOMELITE clearance sale - public school students during banafit program Including Sick Pay, Pros Hospital* vert to professional new of All Property Owners — If you batiw first floor (amlly-room cial. Whether it be a small portable pumps and generators, the month. Striking, rain- Madical Plan, Uniforms, Panalon and Profit W itt fireplace, treed lot, walk fice and apartment. Parking FRIDAY ONLY have changed your address in MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd repair job, a custom built home pump model 120TP3-1, list $615. soaked Boston teachers walked Sharing Plana. to Keeney School. ts'o.ooo. tor 30 carq. Main St. location, sale $510; generator model the past year, you should notify mortgages — interim financing or anything in between, call 646- their picket lines Wednesday in At the sign oii .the Happy Donut! Warren E . Howland Re«uon $65,000. N 131A30-1B, 3 , ^ watt. List $505; the assessor’s office any week — expeditious and confidential 1379. defiance of a |5,000-a-day hne service, J.D. Real Estate Call bowtaan 9:00 A.M. and 9:00 P M Monday thru FrI. 643-UOe. sale $380. Other models in day between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 stock. Chain saws on sale. Call against their union. Assoc. 646-1980. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service p.m. REALTY for prices. E llin g ^ Equip ’The Boston teachers carried MAJSCHBSTER New - ^ ^UiUy, - Remodeling, repairs, ad Ed Belleville * HOMEOWNERS - Money to BANTLYOILCO. flv|-room R4hoh, WMt , 89 68 6 ditions, custom building. No job ment Center, Route 83, their strike into a fourth day He$sTEattm lhnut$ 331MPMIT. MANCHEini. GONH. 8M« - B Assessor loan for remodeling, consolida lo tio n , tile______batti, butU-ini, Hm! 611 lunwMo An. Piqe, too small. Free estimates. Over Ellington Industrial Center. today. Valid at all shops In Manchester, Glastonbury, Vernon, TEUPMONE 84S-4B96 Dated at Manchester, Conn., tion of bills or any worthwhile L900.Hayei Corpora- 9-xS 25 years experience. 643-5769. 875-5018, 8-5 p.m. < EMt Hartford, C i C> by NtA tec. T M 8$9 U S 9»l tW U.S. District Court Judge W. South Windsor and throughout Connecticut Sept. 8, 1975. purpose. 649-7723. 64341663. Arthur iGarrity Jr., holding T t srif it»r.^'«r r(nt.* ifr.-urTO Answer to Previous Puzzle PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 Pacific isie Born Losor — Art Btnsom BY JIM BERRY .Apartments For Rant 59 Autoa For Solo 61 Autoo For Solo 61 Autos For ^afa rslTlklplsLlp E t Ia t - i s r BENJY ______55 Greenland r-ir^UTIEUE;:! Hl^lia ’^SCJWB-X'DOIUOOLCWT X Eskimos wcaraiaiJH pitjiji THREE ROOM furnished 1 Largest of the vFH (XJHA-Pg ■A - — i-ii:ii=4 EiiiirJi^i^i THFTT MLi^T PP OtJlTF A POOK! apartment, all utilities, 272 Dear Abby Marianas ITIM[71I.4 H Id ri UCIM&l m > n e > v ^ — ^ n o p YfxiVF FPPfJ AFiSOPFFP' IT FFlJOY' IT MAMEP— $Ft)T Main St. 9 It is a base of rjr-ii4i!i r.:3rNr:4 idrnikiH the Strategic' DOWN MIBCl WlrJFJ pop Houpe-; APCXJTf ^ R T T ------F A T ^ - t Strong wind CirJkllSiE-iraMM PLUSH one bedroom apart By Abigail Van Buren Command ■MHMfiiia i^niirjmn ment, large enclosed private 2 Employers IiaHMMtiH ■ caaidu 8 Its highest----- 3 Antenna patio,...... pool, allm utilities, it Is Mount cnEitnifirjialiuQrjinH 4 Chart Lamlam unMiai^ismlirii^nriniM appliances included, 649-0359^ 5 Air (comb, D e a r ABBY: I love to grow plants. About a year ago, 12 On the briny form) someone rave me some marijuana seeds, and I nlanfjH 13 Greek letter 20 Their former 36 Growing out 6 Brain passage name 38 Persian water MANCHESTER - newer two them. Well, they thrived and are really beautiful 14 Grafted (her.) 15 Sweet 7 Proportion 23 Grated wheel bedroom duplex, half of two I have never smoked marijuana, and I don’t plan to. I secretion 8 Footllke part 25 Packed in 39 Melt brews family,lUy, fulltun privatepn basement. know it’s against the law to grow it, but would like to know 16 Rot flax 9 Makes into law graduated 41 At6>ve includes ^puances, |23S p er what the fine would be if I were caught. 17 Auction to Book of maps aeries 42 Challenge month, Paul W. Dpugan 18 Son of Gad It Ship part 27 Utters 43 Heating device Please answer in your column for obvious reasons 19 It was Realtor, 646-1021, or I (Bib.) 28 Pilaster 45 Upsets C 1>78 by NEA, Inc. 9-2ST .VO NAME IN CALIF. 19 Mushroom discovered by 33 Redactor 47 Compass point 21 Coolldge's 35 Occupant 49 Greek letter MODERN one bedroom first DEAR NO NAME: Arthur Groman, a top-notch California attorney, says, that you would be charged with nickname t - r “ r * r 4 r r ” 2 r i r FT 41 Articles lor Solo 41 Qordon Producto 47 Aportmonto For Root floor apartment, in two family 22 Girl's name Artfefas tor Solo “ poeeessing marijuana,” and the penalty would vary, 9185 monthly unheatod, security 24 Piamires i5“ 12 i4 WE BUY and sell used fur COMPLETE drum set, TURNIPS - 49 Glode Lane, by SIX ROOM apartment, respon required, Norman Hohenthal, depending upon the quantity of marijuana found in your 26 Loiters niture. Cash on the line. One excellent condition, call 568- the Manchester - East Hartford sible family, no pets, nice cen 1-1166. possession. 26 Fruit drinks i! “ 18 W town line, off Tolland St. tral area, 9 ^ , call after 5 p.m., He suggests you destroy the marijuana and plant 29 Host piece or an entire housefull. 6356. Ask for Tony Jr. 30 Nears (ab.) IS it 24 2t 646^6432. Furniture Bam, 345 646-2620. FOUR ROOMS, stove geraniums. And if you’re wise, you’il take your cue about 31 Veneer sheet X. Main Street, behind Douglas CRAFTSMEN WANTED - MACINTOSH APPLES, hand refrigerator and heat, third what to grow from Groman. 32 Toddler MANCHESTER - spacious^ floor, no children, call after Motor Sales. stake your claim early to a picked, 2V4” minimum. 91.50 DEAR ABBY: My husband has been dead for six years. 33 Congers space at the Broad Street Com naif bushel. 44 ^Idw in Rd. off three bedroom apartment, in; 5:30, 649-2236. 34 The dill COLOR TV! We had a wonderful marriage in every way. Our daughtw, 36 Icelandic tala mon (behind the Dairy Queen Deming. new two family, carpeting, air CLEAN USED refrigerators, now 16, misses her father almost as much as I do. She and I 37 Biblical garden 29 on Broad Street), where on Sun conditioning, dishwasher and 2 1/2 ROOM Semi-fumished ranges, automatic washers, COFFEE ft CAKE have always had a very close and loving relationship. 39 Cuckoo wiUi guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s days the activities will be: Auc GRAPES- Pick your own, bring separate driveways, 9260 per 1 apartment, very pleasant, 9100 it About six months ago, I met Manny and we were blackbird Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- tions, flea markets, and a com your own baskets. 270 month, security, call 646-1379 monthly. Central, parking. Call 40 Svrellings TOYS FOR KIOS attracted to each other immediately. He was at my home for 2171 mon indoor work shop for Hackmatack Street, rear. after 6 p.m. 647-1193 44 Negative word craftsmen. So, call Cindy now, dinner one night last week. One thing led to another, and he 46 Tardy 27 24 HOUSE PLANTS - Many MANCHESTER - New four MANCHESTER - Immediately, ended up spending the night in my bedroom. 48 Huge tub CLEAN expensive carpets with 649-6544. varieties and sizes, hanging and room apartments, 1 1/2 baths. one bedroom apartment heat, SEPT. 25-26-27 My daughter came home from a date and saw Manny 49 Raw silk 41 |44 IT the best. Blue Lustre is' weight tabie, very reasonably priced. all appliances, carpeted, air- hot water, appliances, ' 9 A.M. THRU 9 P.M. "spending the night” with me. She ran crying to her room America’s favorite. Rent sham- TWO Keystone Classics, qn lAO- 50 Short jacket W 48 49 Call 649-1819. conditioned,id iti individual carpeting, dishwasher, dis pooer 31. E. A. Johnson Paint 14 tires tor Chevys,Ch6VYS u s^ three and locked herself in. A few days later, she told me she 51 Sea eagle months. Call 5 ^ 3 7 6 after 5:30. basements, washer-dryer posal. 643-1026 after 6 p.m., 9185 “ hated” Manny, and she’s been very cool and distant to me 52 Shear BT &i 52 Company. CHRYSANTHEMUMS - dig facilities, one apartment monthly. 53 Withered ever since. U 84 24 2 54 Pacific 70” LOCKE Lawnmower, just your own, 91-50 each, 29 Moun available with fireplace. Heat NEW 1976 PONTIACS Did she expect me to be loyal to her father forever? 25 •MINI-BIKE, 965; Mustang, and hot water included. 9275 per turmeric sharpened, 9400, or best offer. tain Rd., Glastonbury, (near ANDOVER - Sub-let, three Abby, I am 39 and only human. Should I break up with 9600; Dryer, 950. Call 649-2589. month. Call Peterman, Realtor, room one bedroom apartment, (NEWSPAPEn'BmXRPRISB ASSN.) Call 289-0167 or 649-8653. Minnechaug Golf Course). Mfhiny just to make my daughter happy? 649-9404 or 646-2912. bath, country location. Off ONLY HUMAN RUMUGE & TAG ^Ali FOUR ROOMS of used fur Antiquoa 48 Route 6. 9140 monthly. (]all 742- ARE HERE! niture, appliances, rugs, mis ROCKVILLE - Three room 6098. DEAR ONLY; Admittedly, we are all only human, but Saturday cellaneous, appointment only, apartment, with heat, hot when a daughter discovers her mother’s feet of day, mother Septefflber 27th 646-5415. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or water, stove, refrigerator, 9150. MANCHESTER - two room ef usualiy winds up as "mud.” Win at Bridge 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. other antique items. R. Adults only. Parking for one ficiency, convenient location, from ^2828^® IDelivered plus sales tax I doubt if breaking up with Manny will make your TAG SALE - four families, Harrison, 643-8709. car. No pets. Security deposit includes, heat, hot water, elec daughter "happy.” In ^ e , she may understand that COMMUNITY BAPTIST Saturday and Sunday, 10-5,39-43 required. Call 643-9678. tricity, and appliances, 9185 m om os have n e ^ , too, but your lack of discretion netted Lancelot’s finesse traps knave Strickland St. WANTED - Antiques or collec monthly, Paul'~ ul W. DouganDougai yon (and Manny) some weH4eserved criticism. CHURCH tables, mgs, paintings, bronzes, Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-453535. to a spade. Lancelot, Wherhad 585 East Center St. ROCKVILLE 3W ROOMS NORTH Sponsored by WASHING MACHINE, very furniture, lamps, china, etc. D E A R ABBY: I ’m a retired mailman with a valuable tip « J62 discarded one spade from each Women’s Society good condition, 9^, Colonial Any quantity, 644^8962. ROCKLAND TERRACE EAST HARTFORD Elite - ’Two for your readers; If you have something important or V K Q 10 8 6 hand, rose with his ace and Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence coffee table, formica top, 915, bedrooms, basement, yard for TED TRUDON irrqilaceable to mail, such as legal documents, pictures or s ta rts on diamonds. 9 A9 ANTIQUES Wanted - American Large and beautiful one bedroom kids, 9195. Rentamation, 940. Older modem desk, 95, call 643- apartmenta, heat, hot water, all film to be developed, take it to the post office and mail it *982 He had no reason to try a SOMBTIMB BEDROOM SET - Mediterra furniture, oriental mgs, pain fee, 643-2797. IN THE WEE 9758. appliances, Including dishwasher, INSIDe the buuding. WEST EAST finesse for the jack of that suit. nean Conquero by United, triple tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, HOURS disposal, carpeting, pool and your Why? Because in die summer, the inside of that corner * K 10 8 4 *953 When it failed to drop, it was all dresser, framed mirror, two TAG SALE - clothing, new wed crocks, jugs, Ron Dionne, 643- own private terrace In a country set- VERNON VACATION - Two madlbox on the street can get as hot as 140 degrees, which ¥74 up to the heart suit. headboards, three drawer ding gifts, stationery items, 1691. ' ting. $185. No pets. bedrooms, air, basement, laun V J953 can foul up film. In the winter, some those mailboxes leak ♦ 42 ♦ J876 Lancelot stopped to analyze chest, recent cost 91150, owner records, books, chest, dry for mom, parking, PONTIAC the opening lead and decided 48 lik e ^ v e s . transferred price 9600. Couch, household items etc. Saturday Wanted to Buy appliances, heat, kids o.k., 9215. • Q J 4 * A K 10 5 872-4223 529-6586 Years ago, when I was on collections. I’d bring mail in that if West had been dealt a four cushion, 98 inch by State of Rentamation, 940. fee, 643-2797. 373 Main St., Manchester 649-2881 SOUTH (D) September 27th. 10-3. Rain date from some comer boxes that was soaking wet and stuck five-card major suit he would Newburg, beautiful floral Sunday. 9 Robin Road, OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices • AQ7 together—just one big glob. The ink had run on the have led it. Hence, his distribu quilted upholstery, mint condi Manchester. for your old dolls, 965. and up FOUR ROOMS, 2-bedrooms, AVAILABLE November 1st, envelopes, and some of the addresses weren’t even legible. tion would be 4-4-2-3. tion, recently purchased for for China and bisque dolls. 9K)0 first floor, wall-to-wall five room duplex, near hospital, ♦ KQ1053 RED 1970 Volvo, 142, am/fm 1968 CADILLAC - New paint Thus hearts were going to 9795, will sell 9450. Recliner LARGE TAG Sale - September and up for Bye’lo. Never give or carpeting, appliances, heat and eat-in kitchen, stove and Butlnoao tor Root 5 8 (Beware of the maUbox with the big, heavy lock hanging *763 stereo tape, 91 Gall 289- job, radial tires, 9900. Calf 643- giant 34 inch size honey beige 27, 28. 12-5 p.m. 85 Downey sell a doll without getting our hot water, large yard, cellar refrigerator, no pets, utilities in front. 'They are the worst offenders for getting mail wetl) break 4-2. After that analysis it 5628. 1814. Neither vulnerable Naugahyde, purchased last Drive, Manchester (Fountain offer. Call locally, 8^7356. storage, parking, 9215. monthly. not included. Parking for one BOLTON NOTCH - 4,000 square Another thing: Some juvenile delinquents will buy a was no problem to finesse year for 9225, will sell 9125. Village). Toys, books, records, car. 9210 plus security. 649-8220. feet...... buildingig for professional popsicle, eathalfof it and throw the rest into a mailbox, and against the jack of hearts and 649-2871. 1973 PLYMOUTH gold duster, 6 Smith, 646-0893. bird cage, furniture,, etc. ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, offices or sales,lale four commer 1966 MUSTANG, Brown, stan you know what a melted, sticky popsicle can do to the maill West North Blast Soeth score the notrump game. cylinder, automatic, air- clocks, guns, oil paintings, MANCHESTER - new unusual cial industrial acres, land and dard, Hurst, five like new tires, If my letter makes your column, just sign me... conditioning, Chorches Motors, mags, 643-9037, anytime. statues, toys, post cards, com one bedroom Townhouses now building storage, parking, EL MONTE READER 1 N.T. ALUMINUM SIDING - 7 imUliBI tPIHTMEIITS 643-2791. 27th, Sunday 28th, 10-6. North ics, crank phonographs, oak renting, at Independence highway across shopping Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass Warehouse clearance. 1962 FORD Econoline van, good DEAR EL MONTE; It’ll make the column all right. And Coventry, Cwar Swamp Road. furniture. 646-2690, 646-1882. Village, an adult community. Hvp-rc^m townhouse apart- center, entire or subdivide, 1-84, Pass Sacrifice! Will sell and com PONTIAC Lemans, 1970, power buy at 9550,649-9412 before 9:30 it may even make the mailbox on the comw obsolete. Across Allen Super Market. Full basements, private en nent, I ’A tiled baths, 2 alr- and 1-86 close. 521-7373. Opening lead — Q * A reader from Quebec wants pletely install heavy guage steering, power brakes, Hundreds miscellaneous items. trances and patio, includes onditloners, walUto-wall a.m. to kiK)w what he should have led aluminum siding on average automatic, buckets, vinyl roof. Bugs Bunny — Heimdahi and Stoffel S house 1000 square feet for 9788. □ R E N T A L S heat, appliances, carpeting, air larpetlng, full basement, 250 SQUARE Foot carpeted from; NOW you can clean shags and conditioner. Model open 11:30 eat, hot water, appliances, paneled office, in professional Elxcellent condition. 9 1 ,^ - 649- Trucka lor Sale By Oswald & James Jacoby *2¥AQ87 *KQ32*AQ98 Full financing available. tu ‘ ‘ - - - 7850. THIS IS OUR, NEWEST IS THAT A CAR Guaranteed. Call Carl collect orientals professionally clean till 8 p.m. daily, Henry St. off lo pets. building on Route 83, Vernon. Dlnadan, the worst knight after his partner passed to his with new RINSE-N-VAC steam Rooma lor Rent 52 Main m ., Manchester, Paul W. Heat and air-conditoners in FOR SALE - 1971 Chevy pick DRUSH, FUDDSY... I SEE IN VER takeout double of a one spade 525-9135. 1973 FIAT, 128, 4-speed,, new and bridge player, knows Ms cleaner. Rent at Manchester Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- 649-7620 cluded in 9125 monthly rent. up, V^, standard 8 foot bed. LIVIN’ ROOM ' opening bid. radial tires plus two snows, limitations. He steers clear of Wallpaper & Paint Company, THOMPSON House, furnished 4535, 649-3940. Call after 6, 644-2314. Call 643-6993. There is an old expert conven MINI flea mart, open Monday am/fm radio, 28 mpg. challenges at both sword and through Saturday. 10:00 to 5:30, 185 West Middle Turnpike. 646- rooms, centrally located. VES.,.r JUST card play. When Lancelot open tion here. This convention is STORAGE SPACE behind Main Excellent condition. 91,895. Call 252 Spruce St., Manchester. 0143. Kitchen privileges. Parking. VERNON - Town House MANCHESTER - three room 1969 FORD Econoline window BOUGHT IT-. ed one notrump, Dlnadan raised when your partner passes your Street stores, some partitions 646-3779 after 5. Reasonable rates. Phone 649- Gardens, a beautifully furnished apartment, heat, and van, 6 cylinder, three speed, IS N T IT A ^ takeout double of a one bid, he 80x40’ area on first floor, 950. the peerless one to three in YOU can steam clean carpets 2358. landscaped apartment com hot water, 9150. One months ;ood runner, 9875,644-0017 after wants you to lead a trump if you TAG SALE - Colossal! Saturday monthly. Call after 6, 6^2314. 1971 VW convertible, AM-FM 6 E E A U T Y j? stead of showing bis five-card E professionally clean with new munity of unusual architectural security deposit. Adults. Call and Sunday, September 27, 28, radio, very good condition, best heart suit. have one. Our correspondent portable RlNSE-N-VAC. Rent MANCHESTER - Oean fur design, featuring private en 875-3503 after 6. 9-5,124 Oxford St., Manchester. offer, 649-5146. The defense started with four should have opened his at Manchester Hardware & trances, private patio with Clothes, furniture, appliances, nished sleeping room for quiet Motorcyelea-BIcyclea singleton trump. Supply, 877 Main Street, person. Apply 4 Pearl Street, sli^ng glass door, wall-to-wall ROCKVILLE RALLY - Two OFFICE SPACE club tricks. Then, East shifted china, books, old records, and 1965 FORD Econoline van, Manchester, 643-4425. apartment 1 or 8, or phone 875- carpeting, range, refrigerator, bedrooms, laundry, parking, other items. kOR RENT many extrad, asking 9800, 646- TRIUMPH in excellent condi Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway 3503. dis^sal, master TV antenna, appliances and yard, 9150. Ren 25(1 square feet, center of 5478. tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. REMINGTON electric traverse rods; storage and tamation, 940. fee, 643-2797. Manchester, air conditioning OUTDOOR ONE LARGE unfurnished laundry facilities in basement. 90AAEDWIES IT G ere typewriter, old ornate usable and parking. Call 643-9551. 1972 FORD GALAXIE- 500, 1974 TX-500 YAMAHA, best room, share 11/2 baths, kitchen Total electric, no pets. One and MANCHESTER MINT two wood stove, 3 watt, 3 channel FLEA MARKET automatic transmission, vinyl reasonable offer, for more in AFTER IT GETS ITS FIRST SCWATCH, and cellar. Security and two bedroom apipartments im bedrooms, parking, appliances, walky-talkys, all channel radio AND TAG SALE top, excellent condition, low formation, call 649-8458 after 4 references. 649-7630. mediately available through heat, carpeting. Yard for kids. -V DM GOING TO PUT IT EACK in nice floor model cabinet 910, mileage. Asking 92,150.649-0676 p.m. Every Sunday November 1, starting at 9165 9205. Rentamation, 940. fee, 643------^ IN THE GAWAGE, guitar, 915, drum set, 915, Reaort Property after 5. child’s large rocking horse, 643- 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. LARGE clean room, central per month. Call 872-0528 Mon 2797. For Rent 1971 HONDA, CL-350; Low BROAD ST. COMMON, day through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 9044. location, busline, security, 923 mileage, excellent condition, ANDOVER AWE - Spacious 1965 AMBASSADOR, power MANCHESTER weekly, 528-9081, 649-4143. p.m. for appointment. SPEND a weekend or week in new battery, 9600, call 6 4 3 ^ 8 . three rooms, parking, steering, power brakes, good COLONIAL wingback sofa, 76” , Bthind Dairy Guam on Broad StraaL New Hampshire on Lake running condition, ideal second FIrai 5 Dfalara No Cftarga. appliances and yard. 9140. Ren cranberry Watkins Herculon ROOMMATE wanted, male or Kanasatka in Moultonboro. Fall Indoor apaca avallabla lor daalara tamation, 940. fee, 643-2797. car. Call 649-6756. fabric. Beautiful condition, female, early 20’s, to share rent and winter rental. Furnished, and crantparaont. on an apartment. Contact Norm PRESIDENTIAL 9150. 646-7817. winterized and fireplaced cot 1970 CAMARO - good running For Information, call Rollins, 64 School St. VILLAGE APTS. BOLTON BREEZE - Three tage on 150’ lakefront, sledps rooms, in the country, air; condition. Call 568^56. Ask for TAG SALE - dresser, desks. 649-6544 MANCHESTER six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun BEST HOUSING Buy in town, appliances, parking. 9185. Ren Tony Jr. lamps, glassware, other mis- — PRIVATE HOME__ ___ - room for ting, skiing, snowmobiling; 9125 brand new, front kitchen in tamation, 9w. fee, 643-2797. deluxe early American, wall-to- cellaneous items, 49 Cobum •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r™ ! ^or non-smoker. Call 646- One and two bedrooms. week - also Weekend rates. Call LINCOLN Continental 1970, two 6025. wall carpeting, matching Rd., Saturday, 9-5. Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 Near schools, churches Cromwell 6354)457 after 5 p.m. door, dark green hardtop, dark Homea tor Rent 54 appliances, 99,995. Trades green leather upholstery, AM- And shopping center, on welcome. Large selection of FOR SALE - old ice cream DOG-CAT BOARDING reser Apartmenta For Rent S3 VERMONT- rustic log cabin on FM stereo, tape deck, Michelin bus line. Call anytime MANCHESTER - four room homes to choose from, look into parlor type chairs, 930 finn, vations. Combined inside/out- rambling brook, close to white tires, all power options, house, immaculate condition, River, sleeps 8, includes 14’ wide living. Parts, supplies, - Astro-graph 649-9412 before 9:30 a.m. side runs, partitioned privacy, excellent condition, m3-2012, fireplace, fully furnished, everything, modern con and accessories, full time ser germicidal lighting. Canine APARTMENT 040-2023 after 6.. 18’ TRAVEL Trailer, electric Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, private yard, garage, no pets, veniences, good fishing, weekly vice department. Plaza Homes, B y B E R N IC E B E D E 0 8 0 L refrigerator, heater, stove, Manchester, 646-5971. RENTAL OFFICE no children, 9275 monthly, rental, Paul W. Dougan TOYOTA CELICA - 1972, 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, For Friday, Sept 29,1976 sink, bunk beds. 91,100.643-2221. Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other Hayes Corp. 646-0131. Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. excellent condition, 47,000 Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. AM E8 (March 21-Aprtl 19) PRIVATE riding instructions, times by appointment. CHARLES APARTMENTS - miles, air conditioned, 20 MPG, 1-828-0369. Ydur promises today will lack LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) You're We have a large variety of FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, overall. Make offer. Days, 646- your usual sincerity. going to make some unfor 6’x20’ CHAIN link fence run and English and Western, 95.00 per East Middle ’Turnpike, 4 1/2 Mtae. lor Rent dog house, good condition, 975. hour, call 633-5571, anytime. deluxe one & two bedroom room Townhouse 1 1/2 baths, large living room, dining room, 53M, evenings, 649-2062. Remember; You'll hurt tunate alterations In plans to someone, more by reneging on Call 643-5825. appliances, carpeted, two air modem kitchen, sunporch. At day, because you place more Townnouse and Garden type GLASTONBURY - large barn a pledge than if you didn’t BA SSE T HOUND - AKC conditioners, heat, hot water, tractively shrubbed lot. 9400 1968 FORD Gran Torino, WANTED credence In the ideas of others units throughout Manchester. for storage, central location, make It at all. than they deserve. FRIDIGAIRE Electric range, registered, male, eight months, storage basement, garage, rent. Security and lease. B/W automatic, power steering, new model RCDG 39K. Excellent Roaitv 647-14197-141 Weal for contractors, no boats paint, new tires, excellent con 40 USED 9150, 742-9394. DMMTO OmiinilSES soundproofing, washer and ...... ‘ raUers. Call 633-7245 after 4 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) condition, 9100. Call 643-1662. dition, 9650, call between ^7 You won’t have your head 240 New State Rd. dryer hookup 9 ^ monthly, 646- *******...... * **** p.m. MOBILE HOMES Avoid trying to pull another’s REGISTERED female Beagle, 646-1021 646-15 Apartmenta For Rent 53 p.m., 649^2721. Any siza together in business today. chestnuts out of the ftre today. DUTCH MAID Clothing, now well started, 975. Call evenings, Because of your lack of' You'll find It costly and un accepting bookings for Foil and 742-8840. 1968 BUICK hardtop, Cash waiting awareness, something of value rewarding. will be lost. Winter parties. 643-2628. conditioning, heater, 1 -8 2 8 -0 3 6 0 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov 23-Dee WE HAVE customers waiting NOW RENTING! FREE kittens, box trained. Call □ AUTOMOTIVE stereo. M3-6790. aSMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It's 21) It's not wise to expect too THREE PIECE bedroom set 7 evenings, 742-8840. for the rental of your apartment not like you to carry that little much of others today. Even complete, call 649-3954. or home. J.D. Real Estate ••••••••••••••••••••••••***• 1968 FIREBIRD 400, good con INDEPENDENCE 20 FT. 1974 Yellowstone, self- green eyed monster on your those exceptionally fond of you FREE to a good home, 12 week Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Autoa For Sale 61 dition, original owner 91200, contained travel trailer, sleeps shoulder. But he’ll be perched can only perform within certain 1971 TOYOTA Corolla, station old kitten, trained, had shots, please callT742-7 742-7423 after 5. there when someone you're six, excellent condition, call liniltatlons. wagon, 33,000 miles. Very 646-8872. LOOKING for anything in real NEED CAR? Credit bad? fond of casts her eyes VILUGE after 6 p.m., 649-5494. economical, 91,200. Phone 64fr estate rental — apartments, Bankrimt? Repossessed? 1972 PLYMOUTH gold Duster elsewhere. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jon 19) An Adult community Steer clear today of one who 7753. BLACK STANDARD Poodle, homes, multiple dwellings, no Honest Douglas accepts lowest special, two-door, automatic, CANCER (June 21-July 22) Manchnter Automotive Service has reason to be jealous of fees. Call J.D. Real Estate down, smallest payments. SIX cylinder, 24 mpg, radio, You'll be very disappointed If two years old, good temper- Dir. from Route 6 & 44A your achievements; This per ZENITH 23” , black and white ment, female, loving, cham Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. vinyl roof, snow tires, 39,300 you expect things to fall In your North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) ’TIRED OF waiting in line? Call son Is Inclined to throw stumbl TV, 950, G. Fox washer, 925, pionship background, AKC miles. One owner, 91.875. 428 lap effortlessly. You get the Car Doctor. We tune your ing blocks In your path. ood mnning condition, (iall registered. Must sell. 646:6610 NEWER Three-bedroom to Henry. TOYOTA - See us for reliable lik e Street, ^ Iton , -643-9708.______nothing lor nothing today. used Toyotas with our 60-day ’ ’ car at your home. 19 years AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) If f43-0137. after 4. Duplex - 1!A baths, carpeting, LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Usually Small quiet complex of unusual 1 100% warranty. We also buy ...... •••#•••••••••• experience. For appointment you want to accomplish today ail appliances. 9275 monthly. you’re very stralghtfonward In Automotive Service call 649^824 or 6 4 6 -^ . what you set out to, don't be 1974 VOLKSWAGEN PARTS, FREE TO good home, female Frechette & Martin, Inc., Bedroom townhouses, close to bus, used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, conversations with pals. To timid. You must be bold and frame with automatic cross terrier, lovable, good Realtors, 6434144. shopping, church, pool, tdnnis. 345 Center Street, Manchester, day, you’re apt to try to transmission, and rims. Best 6464321. forthright, but not reckless. with children, 9 weeks old. 647- Featuring: camouflage meanings. offer. 649-6613 after 5.p.m. UNUSUAL deluxe one bedroom P ISC E S (Feb 20-March 20) 1650, after 4. VIRGO (Aug 23-8epl 22) Self townhouse, private entrances • MaMive Bedroom • Walk-In Closet WE PAY 915 for cprnplete j| u i* COMPLETE GM Keep confidential matteri doubts could sidetrack some WURLITZER electronic por and patio, full basement, in • Full Basement • Laundry Hobk-Ups cars. Call Joey, Toll within the family today. Loose influences that would prove Boata-Aeceaaorlea 45 . talk will be played back and It table piano, new condition. cludes heat, appliances, • Private Entrances and Patios Body, 528-1990. very favorable to your career. 9350. Call anytime. 643-1680. carpeting, and pool. 9245 per will be distorted In the • Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor REPAIRS Have faith in your ability today. 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 ly). month. Paul W. Dougan, FORD Mustang H, 1974, white, transmission. SCREENED LOAM - driveway Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-45%. four cylinder, manual transmis • COLLISIOH Short Ribs — Frank Hill gravel, processed gravel, sand. 8119. P rie s *2 6 5 includes Heat sion, very economical, owner, tr c^ ¥ h e lp y stone and fill. George H, Grif- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 6444466. (ASCHOOllEACHE • MECHAMICAL /lANDl/to J O ^ ViAK£APe^0NlA-p6T6 fing, Andover, 742-78 Gordon Produeta 47 bedroom Townhouse, IW baths, ■mNSE-ANP loFMV 1968 YELLOW automatic VW WE SERVICE ALL aENERAL MOTORS i FUMR-AA/T , full basement, private en NERVOUS. yEUXlPr CARS AND TRUCKS DARK RICH loam, five yards FRESH SWEET apple cider, trances and patio, includes convertible, good second car, N - y ------^MlSSPRUDe, 928. plus tax, pool patio sand, also ^ples, plums, Botti’s heat, appliances, carpeting, call 875-1897 after 5. Qonuino Parts gravel, and stone 643-9504. Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd., pool, air-conditioning, 090 per Raym ond F. Dam ato Factory Trained Uaehanleo Manchester. month. Paul W. Dougan, Owner Developer 1973 DODGE Charger, very FIREWOOD for sale-seasoned Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-45%. good condition, power steering, 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Designed With hardwood, split or round, 925 DELICIOUS economical easy and power brakes, automatic CALL 84841464 per ti-cord. Call F. Schlllinger, to serve sweet com at its best. MANCHESTER- Large newer You in Mind transmission. Call 649-8536. 871-0737 after 5 weekdays, all Buckland Farms fruit and duplex three bedroom apart Model Open 11:30 HI 8 P.M. Dally day weekends. vegetable stand, corner of ment. Immaculate condition MERCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. Aefams Street and Tolland throughout. Priced right. R. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor Very clean, very good condi-conai- Carter Chevrolet FOR SALE - loam 95J0 Turnpike opposite Caldors. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- 649-3940 • 646-1021 •643-4535 tlon. Excellent buy. Call 522- 1229 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER yard delivered, call 646-3101 Open daily. 1980. 9800 days, or 247-9()31. - ■•tf, J. r i xi^iV-iTJi r/iJt:r..fS^ PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Sept. 25, 1975 POTATO BLIGHT UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) - Pennsylvania State Uni The weather Campaign^76: Teddy^s W o’ looks for real versity is using an IBM com puter to help farmers fight potato blight Rain and drizzle continuing tonight and — ’The problem of candor. If Saturday; rain may be heavy at times. tion of the drowning death of Moreover, there are political Morrisey, into a federal The computer gives advice on iEumtng tealJi — The legacy. Sen. Kennedy of the wife of a presidential Kennedy were to become a can MIKE FEINSILBER handicaps: judgeship in the face of when to spray fungicides used to Lows tonight in the SOs, highs Saturday is surrogate father to the two candidate, or of a first lady. She Mary Jo Kopechne. Conflicts didate, he would have to explain WASHINGTON (UPI), - It — Kennedy acknowledged criticism that Morrisey was un combat potato blight the most around 60. children of John Kennedy, the has undergone hospital treat and contradictons in his ac away his unequivocal state Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y p a g e s — t w o s e c t i o n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS has been a year now since Sen. cheating on an examination qualified. widespread and destructive of 11 of Robert and father to his ment for emotional stress and count linger no matter how ment of a year ago. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 304 Edward M. Kennedy said no, he while an undergraduate a t Har — While he is the potato diseases, thereby increas own three. Son Edward Jr. had has been cited for driving under many new investigations are did not choose to run for Presi undertaken. No one can judge vard. His lackadaisical perfor acknowledged' Democratic ing profits for the farmer. dent in 1976, and in that time a leg amputated in 1973 to the influence of alcohol. mance as Senate Democratic — Chappaquiddick. Even his how large it would loom as in a frontrunner in every poll, the — Timing. The old pros are Potato growers using the ser the evidence has become arrest cancer. Kennedy’s whip led to his rejection by his denunciations of his own Kennedy presidential bid, or depth of his national appeal is no longer holding out, waiting vice pay about $3(X) for instru stronger that Teddy means it. mother, witness to so much colleagues when he sought re- i i behavior five years ago whether he could blunt it as an untested. Is it mere sentiment, for Teddy. A candidacy now or mentation and computer costs. Most of the considerations tragedy, is believed to oppose issue. To Kennedy, says an election — his most severe or the recognition of his name, later would leave Kennedy The school said farmers in 10 that went into his decision were ad am an tly an o th er so n ’s “irrational and indefensible political defeat. Early in his associate, “Chappaquiddick is a or the glamour which causes short of the experienced hands states, from Wisconsin to Maine I News I personal — a staggering, pain presidential race. and inexcusable and in Senate career, Kennedy had to Still, / more rain those surveyed to choose required to enter and win — Joan. His wife might not be explicable” have not quelled factor, not a deterrent” in and south to Florida, are using ful list. assessing his future. retreat when he tried to push a Kennedy? dozens of primaries. But aside from that, Kennedy able to play the role demanded critics of Kennedy’s explana family friend, Francis X. the Penn State computer. I summary | seems to like his special status, X* ‘ to enjoy his work and to be on ;|{ Compiled from the verge of becoming what his State apple crop ruined brothers Jack and Robert never ;$ United Press International had time to become. Kennedy is I ' I By United Press International. rain has caused a loss of about 7,000 southern New England and runs directly' bushels. becoming a powerful senator. Rainfall now in its fourth straight to Long Island Sound. He may not be the next presi I State I Growers said more thousands of bushels Abnormally high tides were predicted day has damaged Connecticut’s large dent, but the next president § President Ford’s top labor ad- !•;; of other varieties such as Delicious, for Long Island Sound, perhaps as much as must reckon with him. apple crop and threatens further Cortland and Rome apples could be three feet above the average high tide •:J viser, W. J. Usery, was to meet ;$ losses if precipitation continues. There remain some who think S today with negotiators for 10,000 affected if the rain doesn’t stop soon. level, due to the heavy runoff. Kennedy’s “no” is a clever yes. ig striking employes of Electric Boat :g A statewide flash flood watch in ’The National Weather Service Thursday A fishing boat captain from Niantic said They spent the summer and will J|: in Groton. 'The Metal Trades Council itiated Tuesday, however, was warned that flash floods could occur along Thursday the rainy weather has dampened FMMMvtitsGSIlH, We the Housatonic, Farmington and Park interest in Long Island Sound blue fishing, spend the winter devising HUi has been on strike since July 1, reduced early today to cover areas of rivers today. “scenarios” — they love that holding up construction of nuclear |g the state west of the Connecticut even though the fishing often gets better The flood watch began Wednesday and word T of a stalemated conven ^ submarines for the U.S. Navy. ;i|: River. as the weather gets worse. Capt. Jerry the NWS said rain would be heavy at times tion which winds up turning to The constant rain, which has measured Alfonso said fishing was good Thursday. / i ^ r S HARTFORD -S ta te Police are and continue through today. Kennedy to save the party and '4 an average of four inches since Tuesday, “It sometimes picks up rather than ■ N looking for two bisexual white men Persons living near the riverbanks were the Republic. % has downed and ruined the early ripening slows down. Rough weather brings the fish g believed to be responsible for six warned to be alert for possible floods, But even if that was ‘p Macintosh crop. to the top. I’m sure if the weather was rapes and three kidnaping attempts since the rain had caused a “substantial” Kennedy’s “scenario,” it, too, Old Lyme orchard operator Woodrow good more people would be down,” he seems less likely. Hubert H. in Hartford Country since July 1W4. i:|: rise in the levels of the rivers. said. The suspects are described as a 5- g Scott said Thursday he’s lost about 10,0(K) No problems were expected along the Humphrey, old warrior, elder bushels of Macintosh apples so far. The National Weather Service issued | | foot-10 man in his 20s with muscular Connecticut River, the weather office statesman, no man’s enemy, '0, Southington grower Frank Rogers said the Sound gale warnings for waves as high as build and long blond hair, and a 5- 'p said, because most of the rainfall was in six feet overnight, diminishing today. the acceptable man, stands We clown around a bit. . . and try to mako the rathor available. He says as much. P foot-6 stocky man with curly hair And so, too, stands Sen. Ed mundano task of paddling tirastocks, bankruptcies, g who speaks slowly. g: mund S. Muskie, who some feel surplus stocks, railroad salvage, ate.. Into as much fun ^5 HARTFORD —Connecticut will g was victimized by dirty tricks as wo possibly can. If soma (or all) of the gags are cor- be placing less emphasis >on com- in 1972. nay, If some of the cartoons are drab. If some of the g mon stocks and turning more g Elsewhere... In any event, even if smiles occasionally look phony, wo sinceroly 4 towards bonds for its retirement Humphrey and Muskie have not apologize. We’ra bylng our best. . . but If any of the p fund investments, State Treasurer pre-empted Kennedy as the merchandlso Is over*^cad and not a genuino, good p Henry Parker said Thursday. Thousands flee the floods possible compromise in a enough-to-brag-about bargain, please take the time •i;; Parker is reversing a trend set by stalemated convention, new ‘ and trouble to tell me about It We’ll really appreciate It P the former Republican administra- By United Press International about 540 persons. Other evacuations were party rules make a “brokered” (This may seem Ilka a weird policy, but In actuality. It tion to increase the yield of pension waterlogged motorists by the auto club of convention less likely. Conven jij fund investments in the face of infla- reported in Montour and York counties. New York. saves us the expense of hiring competitive shoppers.) ^ An estimated 5,000 persons have tions are no longer run by /. iv tion. been forced to flee their Pennsylvania 'The National Weather Service warned The rains also pushed three New Jersey bosses capable of bartering m homes in the aftermath of Hurricane the “flood potential is very high and the rivers to flood stage or above. Scattered blocs of votes under their con UVe sell everything with a 30 day Eloise, the worse flooding to hit the crests will be determined by additional flooding was reported aliong highways and trol. Region 71 state since tropical storm Apes in rain” in the worst-hit areas. Continued streets and part of U.S. 1 was closed in Anyway, Kennedy is pictured satisfactlon-or-your-money-back trenton because of rising waters of Assun- :•) SPRINGFIELD -P lan s f()r six 1972. heavy rains, a NWS spokesman arned, by political associates as guarantee. The difference Is that we couW flood major streams, including the pink Creek — which went on a a Democratic presidential candidates Two-thousand persons left their believing the nomination may mean It. Reallyil to appear together Saturday have Juniata and some branches of the Big multimillion-dollar rampage earlier this well be won in the primaries. U § sparked elaborate security homes Thursday and another 3,000 Susquehanna River. year. were evacuated today as the rem none of the 10 or so announced ‘ ' f § preparations. Rivers and creeks, glutted by four days Trenton Mayor Arthur Holland declared or expected candidates looks r nants of Eloise continued to drench of heavy rains, bulged over their banks in a state of emergency to allow Civil like a winner now, they say, 1 1 1 If] :i;i BOSTON —Five more teacher un- much of the East with torrential more than a dozen communities in New Defense authorities to prepare for possi wait a while. ion officials were under contempt of rains. York’s southern tier, flooding basements, ble flooding. There will be a primary in court citations and fines against the Pennsylvania Gov. Milton J. Shapp blocking some roads and washing out Somp scattered minor flooding also was New Hampshire. Somebody p Heavy Commercial Grade g; union mounted to $25,(XK) a day, but declared a state of extreme emergency in some smaller bridges. There were no in reported in West Virginia Thursday. Flash will win it. Then he will be a MAXWELL BRECK § striking teachers remained off the the flood-stricken south central areas of juries. flood watches were extended in “frontrunner” and there will be WHIZ O a k 9x9 Self Sticking pkge. g; job today. Across the country, a When will it stop? the state. Chilly, wind-whipped rains soaked New Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connec a race to stop him. And after 30 HOUSE Hair Spray Paste WAX of 10 W alnut Some 1,200 persons were evacuated York City, touching off flooding that ticut and residents of portions of or so primaries, the process series of teacher strikes affected 13 oz. can floors - furniture CARPET TILES some 311,200 students. Six-year-old Sally Ziner of 46 Earl St., walking home from Bowers School, from trailer homes in Franklin County created traffic jams and slowed subway Maryland, Delaware and northern may produce a nominee. It Instant Iced 1 9 0 C h e rry Their 980 1-lb . can Foam Backed stops to ask Herald Photographer Steve Dunn, “When will It stop?”The rain along the Conococheague River, and trains. The city had been drenched by four Virginia also were cautioned to beware of worked in 1972. OUR overflows of the Yellow Breeches and inches of rain by 'Thursday night and the possible flooding. The emergence of Sargent COFFEE and drizzle, which started earlier this week, is expected to continue through Their 890 Gonowago creeks In Cumberland and downpours continued early today. More As much as five inches of rain has fallen Shriver, Kennedy’s brother-in- Nation the weekend. ^ MIX (1,1.) OUR Adams counties forced evacuation of than 7,500 calls for aid were received from in some parts of the flood-watch area. law, as a candidate for the Tlwirzec EXTENSION nomination seems to be further WASHINGTON --The Senate •: today approved legislation reim- j evidence that Kennedy will not 2 0 < DIKING TABLES be a candidate. posing oil price controls until Nov. i; Kennedy’s associates say he 41"x62” (Ext to 77”) Theii; $179” . . , ...... our »82« 15 to give (ingress time to agree on a national energy policy. The action : Lawyer was retained Should school issue realizes the time has already 42”x62" (Ext to 92”) Their $249” ...... our »94« passed when the nomination will heaikoff any immediate con- i would be his for the asking. He 43”x67” (Ext to 85”) Their $249” ...... our *124“ sumer price increases for gasoline ; is still the foremost choice of Their <1.99 COIN BANK. 44”x6r (Ext to 88") Their $199“ ...... our *99“ and other petroleum products. for Buckland advice stay on the ballot? Democrats for the nomination, : WASHINGTON p-The FBI com- ; but those in the race would not OUR 99< I mited 238 burglaries against ; By SOL R. COHEN Prignano followed Greenberg’s lead and By SOL R. COHEN outside opinion when Asst. Town Counsel defer to him. : suspected subversive groups : Herald Reporter urged, “The referendum question must re Slight DISPOSABLE Herald Reporter Victor Moses and Eighth District Counsel “If he’s going to get in, it’s ; between 1942 and 1968 and got Inter- ; “The real question facing the Board main on the machines, in order to at least not like everybody else would famous CHMSTY S e ^ d s Town Counsel William M. Broneill John LaBelle already had given opinions have an opportunity to complete the badly 2 Pc. Colonial Style I nal Revenue Service cooperation in in the controversy (both ruled the petition of Directors,”'said Paul Greenberg get out,” says one Kennedy DIAPERS needed replacement of the West Side Rec, Sfiray DE-ICER Pinless ; its surveillance, according to today confirmed reports that John R. from Buckland area property political adviser. Bulk Pdek today, “is, ‘Do they want to take the the physical education facility for HERCULON SOFA & ; evidence and testimony given the FitzGerald, Manchester attorney, owners—requesting district fire- He says Kennedy is aware' and BUG SOLVEHT school building program (referendum Washington School, and for a hot lunch ^ Senate Intelligence Committee. was retained to prepare a legal opi service-was invalid and, consequently, that refusing to run in 1976 OUR *wrwL question) off the voting machines?’ program for Bentley School.” 14 OL CHAIR 250 I WASHINGTON -Federal nion concerning Buckland area fire the July 31 action by district voters to ex could lock him out of the € L v f } DAYTIMES and not ‘Can they take it off?’ ” Commenting on a suggestion by Direc presidency. If a Democrat wins Their 99‘ OUR Their •489** $ 2 6 8 4 0 ; Reserve Chairman Arthur Bums protection for the Board of Directors.. pand district lines, nullified). Greenberg, chairman of the school tor Vivian Ferguson for removing the CLEAR-9 OZ. \ says the time has come for Congress Broneill said he’s reviewing the opinion Broneill replied, “I have asked Mr. in 1976, Kennedy is out of the MIS-PRINTED *11“ CASE board’s building and sites committee, said referendum question from the voting running for at least two Restaurant Size^l PLASTIC WITNESSES SET OVERNITE 200 [ to give up trying to combat the by FitzGerald and that it will be presented FitzGerald for an opinion concerning the in a letter to town directors, “The needs of machines, Prignano stated, ‘‘Her presidential terms and in 1984 DISPOSABLE Please ca|l recession by stimulating the to the Board Monday at 7 p.m., when it Buckland firehouse because it’s an impor Bentley and Washington Schools are well recommen(Jation is regressive and insults an encumbent Democratic Belgian CARROTS GLASSES and telt me •NXED PACK economy. Bums Thursday became meets to consider its next step in the con tant and complex issue. I, and many other documented and haven’t changed. If the the intelligence of the voters of Sillier Hrm Pkg. ot IS, 9 OL $12®® people in local government, have a great President may have his own C«S[0F3U the first high-level government of troversy. state funds are not available (a state grant Manchester. She has overlooked the im if I had a deal of confidence in Mr. FitzGerald and choice for a successor and the 2 oz. $ 2 1 0 MAHRESS ficial to take a stand against exten Broneill declined to talk about the con toward the $2,373,000 estimated cost), we portance and necessity of the referendum a * . good time felt we’d all benefit by an outside influence to put him over. & 99c OyB’ ding into 1976 the income tax cut tents of FitzGerald’s report, except to say pledge to go back to the voters to seek and is attempting to politicalize what “There is absolutely no cir the other enacted last spring., it is expected to be the basis for any action opinion.” ■their approval before preceding. We urge should be a bipartisan-supported com GE poitmiu Foundation LONG the board takes Monday night. cumstance or event that will SIZE SVz to 9^ WASHINGTON - A White House you to leave this question on the voting munity project.” PLAYING ’The action concerns construction of a alter the decision,” said p a n t y ^ STEREOSYSTEM Double BED Ladies’ Genuine advisory panel has told President machines and thus keep Manchester’s op Insisting, “The issues on the referen Reg. Buckland firehouse. The town has a Kennedy on Sept. 23, 1974, in OUR Ford social and personal use of tions open.” dum are too important to too many & SET guaranteed price (4233,000) to Nov. 15 for renouncing presidential am SPALDING Their marijuana should have a low priori Inside today When the directors meet Monday night parents and teachers to play politics HOSE Their ‘ 179« RECORD Album the constmetion and has been holding off bitions. s g u o . ty in law enforcement. The drag Blast victim at 7 in a special session called by Mayor with,” he said, “Mrs. Ferguson’s concern OUR • Stonewil tackton • Madura SPORT SHOES until it gets advice from counsel. “I will not accept the ! • Peds • Cannon abuse task force said law enforce Donald Brinkman, severely burned in John Thompson, they, will consider a for the referendum question being on or • Soft Machine • Mjlon • PG a E Mayor John ’Thompson said Thursday, Bolton...... 14 MRS W orld...... 9 nomination,” he said. “I will THOUSANDS ment agencies should put their ef Classified____15-18 O bituaries...... 10 an explosion at a Lincoln, Neb., grain resolution along the lines expressed by off the machines, and her contact of state ! • FniH of the Loom • Phil Espotito • Rncab " I’m hopeful the counsel will give us the not accept a draft. I will oppose SOLD AT forts and dollars into dealing with Com ics...... 19 S. Windsor...... 5 elevator Thursday, was the last per Greenberg and the. entire school board and local agencies and counsel is nothing Their 99‘ to *1.79 YOUR CHOICE lillEN’S - BOYS green l i ^ t to sign a contract with the low more than pre-election trumpeting.” any effort to place my name in *109” hard drag abuse. Coventry ...... 6 S ports...... 11-13 son evacuated from the building. Four before him—to specify that, if the referen ALL bidder (Fred Bmnoli & ^ n s of Avon) and dum question carries Nov. 4, the school He concluded, “ Mrs. Ferguson ap nomination in any state or at PER Dear Abby...... 19 Tolland...... 20 persons were hospitalized and one the national convention, and I 7 Adjustable Harvard go ahead with the constmetipn.” program won’t be authorized unless and parently feels that Manchester voters are RECORD STAR World Broneill was asked why he sought ah Gardening ...... 6 V ernon...... 14, 20 person was unaccounted for. will oppose any effort to OUR *49*QUI BED FRAMES • 1 0 * ★ c o n v e r s e until the state releases a grant for its not intelligent enough to understand that if promote my candidacy in any oun share of the constmetion cost (estimated the referendum is passed the projects will- other way.” Basketball tl.!. ^ ^ |SS VIENNA, Austria —Oil ministers at just under 41 million). not be built until and unless the state funds Some didn’t believe it. For a STA-PUFF 4 failed again today to break a bitter Also today, Deputy Mayor Pascal are available.” time. Rep. Thomas P. O’Neill SNEAKERS lijn $ 0 9 0 deadlock over an oil price increase Jr., the House Democratic Concentrate in a meeting of the Organization of leader and a seasoned Boston 33 OL SIZE Petroleurn Exporting Countries. politician with good ties to the 9.50x16.5 - 8 ply Rating Heavy Duty Iran, which is demanding a 15 to 16 Knights of Columbus Kennedys, used to give inter Their 95* !•: per cent increase, and Saudi Arabia, OUR 1^: which is seeking a price freeze until views and say Kennedy was a ” to ” OUR candidate. 7 24 4 Jan. 1, are at the center of the dis- plan daylight council Finally, five days after he TRUCK I pute. said it on “Face the Nation,” Price 75< By ALICE EVANS council in the Manchester-East Hartford Kennedy called him and asked 5: BEIRUT, Lebanon —Security I______TIRESu n c o ■i;: forces moved into strategic parts of Herald Reporter area. him to recant. O’Neill told /UN 4 8 Dr. Pierre Archambault, district deputy reporters he was finally con Beirut today, dodging sporadic gun- The Knights of Columbus, for the fire and bomb blasts that marred first time in its history , is forming a of District 18, said meetings will take vinced Kennedy was out of the plage during the day for men who work at running. CbR. HARTFORD RD. & PINE ST. p the latest cease-fire between council in the Manchester-East Hart Moslem and Christian militias. The night. Previously, he said of P, ford area geared toward men who An organizational meeting is scheduled Kennedy, “His voice would say war-ravaged capital was relatively work the afternoon or night shifts. MANCHESTER 649-77B2 calm as the often-violated cease-fire for Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Campbell ‘no, no’ but his eyes would say, John J. FitzPatrick of 119 Florence St., ;|^ began to take hold. Council, KofC Home, 139 Main St. Any ‘yes, yes’.” state membership director, announced Catholic man who is a member of the In renouncing ambition, OPEN THURS. 6-9 MANILA, The Philippines —A ^ today that KofC District 18 has filed a order or is interested in becoming a Kennedy said, “My primary 5 band of guerillas hjjacked' a % declaration of intent with the supreme member of the new council should attend responsibilities are at home.” g Japanese freighter off the southern 3 council of the order to establish a new this meeting, FitzPatrick said. Consider the list: FBI. 10-9, SAT. 10-5 •X Philippines .today, forced it out to S — Assassinations.. The g sea and denrianded a 4133,000 ransom attempts in California against Evan if you’re not one of the elite group of 8,942 disooming buyore who for the 27 persons aboard. President Ford’s life, the receive our direct mall, you are hereby Invited to visit our Mad Morchan- LISBON, Portugal —Tens of attempts to reopen in dies Mazo climb over the cartone, squeeze through the alslee and spend Police get $150,000 money to your heaif s content. You'll find eurplue and salvage merchan thousands of left-wing (Herald photo by Dunn) vestigations into the slayings of demonstrators led by defiant The Manchestef Police Department dise of all description (and beyond) from insurance companies, Administration (LEAA). both John and Robert Kennedy soldiers besieged a military prison Picking travel show pinners has won approval for a 4150,000 The Manchester program was begun keep reminding the senator of railroads, trucfclng companies, etc., from all over the country. Moat of t ^ y and forced guards to release federal grant to build a model records this year with a grant of 411,611. The 4150,- his vulnerability. It is always in this merchandise Is 100% perfect but eome Iteme are marred, two soldiers jailed for political ac- and and management Information* 000 award brings the total LEAA grants the back of bis mind, he says. scratched, dented, mashed, mangled, brulaed, dirty, duetyi soiled or tivisim. Hours later,- Portugal’s Picking a winner may be hard, but Bill Townsend (left), fcelly, senior sales executive fo r. Eastern Airlines; given Manchester to more than 4400,000 He has received death threats 'system. violated. Often Just the packaging Is marked; the product itscH is military rulers created a new regional sales manager for Home Lines Agency Inc., Jeannette Lesperance, owner of Airway Travel Agency at The grant was approved by the Connec since 1970. as a senator. How much more perfect security force designed to bring thinks he can spot a winning ticket at The Herald’s ’Travel 457 Center St.; and Nell Joyce, sales representative for ticut Planning Committee on Criminal Ad Police Lt. Richard Sthrtor, who is active would be the haters if he MK- political order. Show Thursday night at Manchester High ^hool. Others Costa Lines Inc. The travel show, featuring cruises to the ministration. The funds will come from handling the model program, said he’ll an were a presidential candidate. ready to make their selection are (left to right) Richard Caribbean,, drew nearly 600 people.