PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 3, 1974 ‘Materials of Music’ Theme for Chaminade ABOUT Studies on "M aterials of the Federation Room at Center will be presented by recordings Mrs. Raymond Smith, Music” is the theme of the Congregational Church. All and live performers. hospitality; Mrs. James Hattin, TOWN iln programs for the 1974-75 season women interested in music are Officers of the group are: calling; Mrs. Eldna Johnston, of the Chaminade Musical Club, invited to attend. Mrs. Victor Herring, president; librarian; Mrs. Harold Sim according to program co- "Melody,”from its earliest Mrs. Peter Staum, vice- Westhill Garden Social Club iianirI|TatTr fontnn UrralJt mons, cheer; Mrs. Donald chairmen, Janette Fraser 14th century beginning through pesiderit; Mrs. John Nielson, Sisco, historian, and Mrs. R.V. will meet Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Wodal and Mrs. Grace Fraser. its refinement in the 19th cen secretary, and Mrs. George Gorsch, publicty. Herrmann Hall. After the Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES The first program will be tury and on to its present dis Nolan, treasurer. Mrs. Mary Stewart is im meeting, there will be a kitchen PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS presented Monday at 8 p.m. in junct and fragmented texture. Committee chairmen are mediate past president. social and refreshments. CARPET AND ^ PUBLIC RECORDS TEMPIFS nOOR COVERINC Ford Advisor Suggests Warranty Deeds SPECIALIZE IN Ex 6 e PTIONAL INSTALLATION ON Alfred H. and Armande M. WE Ringuette to Harijs and Elma ALL FAMOUS NAME BRANDS, ARMSTRONG • Turkis, property at 173 Ferguson Rd., 843,000. CONGOLEUM • KENTILE • MANNINGTON MILLS • William K. Hawley III and AMTICO Gasoline Rationing Plan Penelope F. Hawley to Carl A. Zinsser and Douglas P. Ander WASHING’TON (UPI) - While Presi Now and Later year now going to oil producing nations assessment: “You couldn’t sell any kind pulling together an anti-inflation program son, property at 281 Green Rd., dent Ford pondered his "tentative soon will reach $600 billion, he said. of gasoline tax right now. We’ve got an $30,000. that is economically effective and BULLETIN choices” for an anti-inflation program to “Sooner or later,” Laird said, “a election coming up in November, politically palatable. TheManchester branch of First Federal Savings & Loan Association is taking shape at its The U&R Housing Corp. to be announced next week, one of his closest rationing system is going to be need^ as remember?” 344 W. Middle Tpke. site (above), adjacent to the Manchester Shopping Parkade. Below, Seymour Hammer, property on advisers suggested that he should impose Many Ideas Under Study far as the United States is concerned Maybe in January the architect’s rendering of the East Hartford bank’s branch office, scheduled for comple Highwood Dr., $71,000. a strict rationing system to curb the use of because there is no awareness as far as So far, more than 100 ideas are under “But you can look for some kind of tax tion early next year. Construction began with groundbreaking iiTJuly. The office design in Richard E. and Elizabeth A. gsoline. the public is concerned to this energy consideration, ranging from broad-based Increase along with some other provisions cludes a community room available to non-profit, civic-minded groups, bank officials say. Lynne to Thomas J. and Cheryi of the Former Defense Secretary Melvin R. problem we face.’’ financial aid for the poor to tax deductions R. Crickmore, property at 88 like maybe the authority for rationing for home owners who install energy (Above, Herald photo by Pinto) week Laird made the proposal Thursday as the He said it should be “a very tough, firm, Wedgewood Dr,, $34,500, A major breakthrough White House rejected a plan by federal later on, maybe in January,” the source saving storm windows. hard rationing system.’’ added. Trade Name energy chief John C. Sawhill to add 20 Laird agreed with a Ford’s chief Ford has made some "tentative Nessen said he found nothing mutinous Mary Scata, doing business as cents a gallon to the retail price of gas spokesman that Sawhill’s proposal should choices” Nessen said, and he will spend in Sawhill’s idea, even though the concept Mary’s Antique, 216 Spruce St. oline. not be adopted. “virtually the entire weekend” pulling the Marriage Licenses in no-wax floors... Laird, an unofficial but influencial voice is opposed by the commander in chief. package together. “It is fair to say that the President does ■Si Michael John Lessard and CofUjolem in the Oval Office, noted during a con Differing opinions at the highest level of Announcement of the long-awaited plan Judish May Jaquith, both En not favor this kind of tax on gasoline,” government are typical of the “open ad will be made before a joint session of ference on world oil problems that the White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen field , O ct. 12, E m anuel Shinyl Vinyl nation’s gasoline consumption is in ministration” promised by Ford, the press Congress and a nationwide television The NO WAX Flooi told reporters. Lutheran Church. creasing again since the scare of last aide said. audience on Tuesday. up to 9 < 12 Ktt Im talM Another Ford intimate, with an eye to But the varying views among Ford in 4 Charles Joseph Zeppa Jr., SOLARIAN winter’s Arab boycott. Some $100 billion a Chairman Alan Greenspan of the Coun pttp. UDi the political winds, had a more candid siders show the difficulty involved in Bolton, and Shirley Leighton, E«oillMlchoic*o( colon Prepare for Saturday Show cil of Economic Advisers said Thursday 572 Wetherell St., Oct. 12, by S t r o n g that the program “ is pretty well Church of the Assumption. developed,” although Ford scheduled two Demonstrating a scene from “Us and right, Rick Gowen, Nancy separate meetings today with top advisers Armstrong has never promised you a Them” are members of The Little Chapdelaine, Beth Donnelly and to consider additional options. no-wax flo o r. . . until now. Solarian is a Unemployment Rate Jumps The most expensive post Theatt% of Manchester who are Adrienne Bletchman. Adding to the hi- Tax on High-Mileage Drivers cards ever produced were floor that really does shine without wax. rehearsing for their part in Saturday’s jinks on the floor are Carol Schofield One such option is the gasoline tax. made of ivory for an Indian Its exclusive Mirabond'wear surface has Evening of the Performing Arts to be and Rick Gentilcore. Tickets will be WASHINGTON (UPI) - Production whom the umemployment rate jumped Total employment was estimated at 77.1 Sawhill’s plan, using a payroll withholding prince and required killing 60 cutbacks caused the unemployment rate million, changed from August and an in concept, would end up taxing only the high el^h an ts. a gleaming shine of its own. And it keeps presented in Bailey Auditorium at available at the door. Donations are from 2.6 per cent in August to 2.8 per cent to jump four tenths of a per cent to 5.8 per mileage drivers those who burn more than ■The first teabags were its high gloss and beautiful colors—with Manchester High School at 8 p.m. $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for students. in September. crease of 1.4 million over the past year. cent in September, the Labor Department But the effect of the increase in employ 500 gallons a year — about 10 gallons a made of silk and not intended Posing in the back row are, left to (Herald photo by Larson) The jobless rate for full-time workers out waxing—tar longer than’ an ordinary reported today. ment was softer than in the previous year week. to bemused for brewing tea. also rose swiftly from 4.8 per cent last vinyl floor. Spills, dirt, even black heel The department said the number of per when an expanding economy created ap Economists who don’t have to stand for Actually, they were samples month to 5.3 per cent. sons unemployed increased in September proximately twice as many jobs the Labor election have pointed out the various of teas sent by merchants to marks come up easily, ending the drudgery The report prepared by the Bureau of their customers for bulk or by 440,000. Department said. The slowdown in merits of a gasoline tax hike. The revenue of scrubbing and waxing. Come in and see Labor Statistics said the number of un dering. The sharp increase from August was at economic growth is a prime reason for the raised could help balance the budget, an Oil Consumers, Producers employed workers stood at 2.2 million in the no-wax floor that keeps its promise. tributed primarily to production cutbacks increase in unemployment. anti-inflationary goal that nearly everyone September, nearly double the estimated that resulted in widespread unemploy Although employment of nonfarm favors- or it could be used to offset a tax number of 1.2 million last October. Seek Solution to Problems ment. An estimated 250,000 workers lost workers remained about constant from cut for low income citizens. their jobs in September. August to September, the average work Making gasoline more expensive would WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the first is so, how about it also reducing the price Uneployment rose significantly in the week increased slightly to 36.8 hours per be inflationary in the short run but might ONLY 9x12 time since last year’s Arab oil embargo, of other commodities? sensitive 25 to 54 year age group but the week and the average hourly earnings in encourage motorists to cut out nonessen Say it whin petroleum producers and consumers are “We are willing. We need the friendship largest increases occurred for women NEWS dex increased 1.5 to 162.1. This means that tial driving, thus reducing demand on FOR A 9’ X 12' FLOOR. INSTALLATION EXTRA. LINOLEUM sitting down together in search of of the West. I think we are as anxious as over 25 and teen-agers entering the job CAPSULES $100 earned in 1%7 had risen to an average energy supplies and driving down the price thiyseiit. DESIGNER SOLARIAN SLIGHTLY HIGHER solutions to problems caused by any of you to solve the problem.” market, the report said. of $162.10 last month. in the long run. RUGS quadrupled crude oil prices. The first talks began 'Thursday at an in Declining college attendance and slower 0 in a HALL AND STAIR CARPH RUNNER Reg. $14.95 The representatives of Kuwait and Iran ternational oil conference sponsored by job growth was blamed for the sharp in CERAMIC TILE TUB AREA said they had tried since February to meet Sub Missiles Tested EARNINGS GAIN the American Enterprise Institute for crease in unemployment for men 18 to 19 laser welding systems for use in Polynesian and American I i INSTALLATION ALL BOUNDED - RUBBER BACKED with oil consuming nations and discuss Public Policy Research a private WASHINGTON (UPI) - After a Caldor Inc. will have higher G h^w dM years old. the production of batteries. cuisine. Scheduled opening is WITH 2-PC. FIXTURE Reg. $6.9c5 yd. mutual problems but their requests were organization which launched a national mysterious break of almost two years the earnings this year than the $1.33 $ 0 9 3 The job situation also deteriorated sign- The two carbon dioxide lase? Dec. 1. not granted until this week. energy study project earlier this year. Soviet Union has test-launched two more a share earned in the fiscal year L 9 S ficantly in a key area, married men, for system will weld the positive Matthew Allen, of Matthew The producers indicated they would be of its new submarine missiles — the enderf Jan. 26, 1974, Carl yd. and up grids of a new cylindrical lead- Allen Real Estate, Post Road willing to cut oil prices in return for cuts longest range submarine missiles any na Bennet, president, told a acid battery that has been Plaza, Vernon, was the leasing in commodity prices by industrialized tion possesses. meeting of retail analysts developed to provide standby agent. nations. The Pentagon said Thursday that the representing some of Wall power to telephone exchanges For example, said Iranian Ambassador State To Get $4.9 Million Russians fir^ "two probable SSN8” mis c Street’s largest brokerage during emergencies. The laser Ardesheir Zahdeia, half a barrel of oil used siles Wednesday 5,000 miles from the firms in Norwaik. welders are each designed to WALL to WALL Barents Sea into the mid-Pacific. to buy a bushel of wheat, but it now takes The discount department weld up to 36 batteries an hour. Shop Pinehurst Tonight ’til 9 P.M. four barrels to buy a bushel. The most modern American missile store chain, one of the most Delivery of the two laser 3 “The United States is interested in For Public Service Jobs carried by submarines, the U.S. Poseidon, successful regional chains in welders is scheduled for mid- Friday 8 A.M. 'til 9 P.M. ROOMS of can be fired 3,000 miles. The American reducing the price of oil,” he said. “If that the country, recently reported 1975. CARPETING WASHINGTON (UPI) - Connecticut agency, such as schools, hospitals and missiles carry up to 14 warheads which record net income of $1.5 WE MEASURE IT! Hamilton Standard, a division Sat 8 ’til 6 • Sunday 8 ’til 2 will receive $4.9 million to provide public libraries or public works recreation, can be aimed at different targets. The million or 39 cents a share on of United Aircraft Corp., is a service jobs for jobless persons in areas of police and fire departments. Pentagon said the Russian test involved sales of $82.8 million for the 26 We will have Semi-Bonalete Relgal Heme at $1.59 lb., Our T leading supplier of electron the state suffering high unemployment. The largest amount, more than $1 only a single warhead on each missile. weeks ended July 27. This com Own Sauuge Meat $1.39 lb., and Meaty Shank Soup WE CUT IT! WE PAD IT! beam and laser welding Bonea at 99$ lb. The funding was granted by the Labor million, will be going to Bridgeport, which pared with $1.5 million or 38 machines. Department and comes at the request of has unemployment of 8.6 per cent. Whiskey Hijacked cents a share on sales of $69.9 Fresh from the Ocean... WE INSTALL IT! President Ford after a White House The Hartford area will receive $952,956 million for the similar period BOSTON (UPI) — A truck loaded with INSIDE meeting Sept. 11 with labor leaders. The with 6.9 per cent unemployment; New last year before giving effect to NEW RESTAURANT BLOCK ISLAND SWORDFISH $25,000 worth of Scotch whiskey was Ground breaking ceremonies WE GUARANTEE IT! total program has been funded nationwide Haven, $512,121 with 8.4 per cent; Stam hijacked Thursday near the waterfront in a change of accounting prin Bonaleaa Fllats of Genuine B.l. BLUEFISH TODAY at $415 million to create 85,000 public ser ciples which reduced earnings were held Oct. 1 for a new 6,000- ford, $1245,517 with 6.9 per cent and Water- Boston’s Charlestown section. FLOUNDER and SOLE FILETS vice jobs. bury, $328,426 with 8.5 per cent. per share to 32 cents. square-foot restaurant on The driver, Patrick Patuto, 49, of Hull, FRESH OYSTERS • SCALLOPS Eighty per cent of the funds are for state Norwalk will receive $111,145 with 6.9 said the truck had just left the Mystic Tolland Tpke. in the Talcott- Old Codger ...... Page 3 ville area. LIMITED TIME ONLY and local governments with areas having per cent joblessness; New London $27,142 Docks area when two men jumped into the RECEIVES ORDER Owner of the new restaurant, Frank Perdue, Frank Toros and Pinehurst guarantee the Gardening with Atwood...... Page 9 unemployment of 6.5 per cent three with 7.5 per cent; New Brltain-Bristol, cab and forced him at gunpoint to lie on Hamilton Standard of Wind to be known as The Islander, is freshness of Area Profile ...... Page 6 straight months. The rest are to be used at $411,311 with 7 per cent and Danbury $220,- the floor. sor Locks has received an order the discretion of the secretary of labor for 321 with 6.7 per cent. Other towns in Ted Trudon. It will have a PERDUE ROASTING CHICKENS COMPLnE INCLUDING PADDING High School W orld...... Page 14 from Western Electric for two seating capacity of 200 with a most severely affested areas with un eastern Connecticut, where unemploy Nixon Motions Submitted CHICKEN BREASTS a CHiX LEGS Schoolboy football...... Page 12 employment of more than 6.5 per cent. ment averages 7.8 per cent, will divide and INSTALLATION WASHINGTON (UPI) - The lawyers of Public service jobs can be in any public $282,120. (NO HOME SHOULD BE FOUND WITHOUT Trian sets X-country mark . Page 13 former President Nixon Thursday sub AUTUMN FREEZER AND liRGE FAMILY ' ------mitted two motions to quash subpoenas for College Board Exams his appearance at the Watergate coverup PLEEZERS... 3 trial under conditions so secret that not For Juniors Oct. 18 By Frank Toma Scolptiwilllylon * even prosecution and defense lawyers Candidates Agree PUC were permitted to see them. U.S. District U.S. Choica U.S. Choica $268 Judge John J. Sirica interrupted his Packer Cut Korttel quOKy tftop pll* painstaking questioning of prospective j - ....thoTo cnnh-p«oo( dvt 1 3 Hooms Junior students at themselves and their abilities, TOnERLOINS ns ROAST BEEF rM liU n l a llh tfflooth jurors long enough only to issue a state Manchester High School will the PSAT/NMSQT can lead to DOWN 40$ LB. TO V.n«it-hucklln( bock. Thor* Nylon Shag ment saying that the motions had been have the opportunity to join Avg. 35 Lbs. cofpMtng onough lof 1 4$; Not Doing Its Job Well received. other opportunities such as; Cut to order... A^ro*fflo...M irirdo com- over one million other students • Entering the competition > :' PMo aWi poPdiii| and In- ^ $348 1 9 see Frank WiilolMlon. By United Press International around the world in taking the for scholarships administered, * .S * with the controversial fuel cost adjust citizen’s organization to get the job that Nixon May Leave Hospital Preliminary Schlastic Aptitude 6 to 7-lb. well-trimmed by th e National Merit 3 Rooms The Democratic and Republican can ment. our government should have been getting LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - Barring Test/National Merit selected tenderloins didates for governor say they agree the Scholarship Corporation. Nylon Twfled ; Steele called for the establishment of a done for us.” she said. any last-minute complication, Richard Scholarship Qualifying Test *1.3 3 .^ state Public Utilities Commission has not • Participating in the College public bonding authority to provide low- Nixon leaves the hospital today, well (PSAT/NMSQT) as an impor been doing its job, but one called for its Board’s Student Search Service $298 cost, tax-exempt bonding for capital con Can’t Promise Raises enough to go home to San Clemente but too tant step in making college 3 IN LB. COMBINATION Plrtt lima at Ihlt lew.y;^- ^ replacement and the other for its reform. struction of the utilities while Mrs. Grasso so they can get information prteal 100% nylan h tM d * $ T ’ In the Senate race, James H. Brannen of sick to testify at the Watergate cover-up plans. Rep. Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., who has urged studying the proposal. from colleges that may be WHOLE CORN FED FRESH PORK LOIN lKBtwniBnli«ne«roMrhir' v V'VA Colchester Thursday told a group of state trial, according to his doctor. Doctors are The test, to be given at the AttufB. Mylpn h n prae* *• ^ i ’’ f' accused power utilities of overcharges looking for students like them. 12 to 13 lb. avg...cut Into 2 roasts and 10 or 12 chops, Mrs. Grasso would prohibit the utilities employes inflation would not allow him to still running tests on Nixon because they 7 b / : school Oct. 26, is designed to These are described in the UcB(...cltani InitMtly. ' amounting to $9 million during the past from passing advertising and promotional or as you tell Frank e ilritfd ln iry 7*^."** promise them salary raises, despite the have not yet determined the cause of the "' a ' • . ■ ‘ measure verbal and reeWsnqf. S raem i, 00 ^ three years said Thursday the 63-year-old costs on to consumers, while Steele said PSAT/NMSQT student bulletin, fact they represented a large voting block. phlebitis that hospitalized him 11 days mathematical abilities that are r* v A jfda. OBiwwIHily bolaHad ^ agency should be abolished to “assure 4 available in the counseling of the fuel cost adjustment should be kept ago. important in doing college fice...... protection against special interests” in separate from the regular monthly bills. ' i f ir This offer Brannen, a black airline pilot ■■ ^ work. The PSAT/NMSQT is co To help students get the most the regulation of utility costs. In other matters Steele Thursday called sponsored by the College Board 30 sq. yds, of quabiy caipenng challenging Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D- Determined to Carry On out of their participation, they The "hot apeclala" In Vegetables enough to cover your living room, dining room and foyer.... Reform Favored on the medical profession to keep its Conn., told a meeting of the Connecticut and the National Merit will receive a booklet called GOP candidate Rep. Robert H. Steele, prices low in order to fight inflation. He WASHINGTON (UPI) - Betty Ford, the Scholarship Corporation. State Employes Association, “There are "About Your PSAT/NMSQT NEW YELLOW : LONG ISLAND COMMERCIAL Complete R-Conn., said the PUC should be retained said he would testify against a rate hike those who have told me to come here and President’s wife, is recovering from her In addition to helping Scores” with score reports. It but altered along lines similar to the requested by Connecticut Medical Ser breast cancer surgery with faith and students find out more about ONIONS POTATOES CERAMIC TILE promise you anything. But I can’t do it.” will show them where to find RUBBER BACK replacement agency advocated by Mrs. vices, CMS at a public hearing next week. In the congressional races First District determination "to carry on for her hus and how to use more detailed 3I49« 10l6«< KITCHEN CARPET BATHROOM Grasso. First Step Republican candidate Mac Buckley said band, her children and the country” her information about colleges and Tignily V4Q\Woven Installed up to She would replace the PUC with a five- The Second District congressman said, Democratic incumbent William R. Cotter sister-in-law Janet Ford said today. Students Hear Talk on Leaves financial aid and how to plan for Pll Nyloit W ITH . . . 100eq.fl. .. member Utility Control Authority ap however, if doctors kept their prices low, has been rated as a high government swEtT e Easily Cleaned HI-DENSITY a college education. It will also pointed by the governor with the consent there would be no n e ^ for CMS to seek spender. Buckley said Thursday the Steven Fish, one of three teachers at came also. The center is the only one Meeting Off explain how they can estimate • Perieci to* Kitchens FOAM BACK of the legislature. No more than two of the • Oreai lo- Ofi-ces Oen^ rate increases. “They could take the first National Association of Businessmen the Oak Grove Nature Center, talks of its kind in the state funded and run their SAT scores. Ed Fontanna aaya It you think ll’a tlma tor a chanoa. tiv <2 d id 1 5 tool members could be from the same political The briefing the Manchester j* Tweed Colors To Hide major step in curing inflation,” he said. recently gave Cotter a 33.3 rating on a about leaves with the first grade class by the local board of education, When they get their scores, Soil I? $4£w 1373 COLON COMBlNATiCNS WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN , party and all would be required to disclose Board of Directors was to have BLOCK ISUW FRESH GEMIK BUIEnSN SiaiODrOOl Mrs. Grasso Thursday praised Sixth scale from 0 to 100 where 100 represents a of Mrs. Pam Horan of Nathan Hale Sanchez said. The board rents time been given next Tuesday on Off- students can use the College INTERIOR DECORATING their financial holdings. District Democratic hopeful Anthony penny pincher. WEATHER Tha fllata waigh 1V* to 1 'A aach and ara pricad at School. The children walked to the there for the neighboring towns. Track Betting has been post Board’s College Handbook to Reg. $6.95 5 9.•5J|l’J !irA N O DESIGNING Steele and Grasso called for the es Moffett as a man who will “dedicate compare themselves with ! l i tablishment of an independent Office of Charles Burke, the George Wallace Par center recently for the tour. Juan Besides classes and tours, students poned to the third or fourth ■ I . M - Material and Labor Included himself with vigor and determination to Warming trend for the next two days enrolled students at hundreds of Consumer Advocate "appointed by the ty candidate in the First District, today Sanchez, director of the center, had have tested pollution of area streams Tue.sday in November. sq. yd. 'BATHROOMS make sure that jobs in this district are with high today 55-60, low tonight 40-45. colleges and universities and General Assembly to assure insulation recommended eliminating the U.S. gone to the school a few days earlier and ponds, taken overnight trips, and William J. Wade Jr., secure.” High Saturday 65-70 and Sunday find out their chances of getting from the executive office and the Export-Import Bank as a means of used the center for meetings of such executive director of the state’s Aae%ee*«i «>• 3UU Main Street, Manchester Speaking at the opening of Moffett’s seasonable and in the 70s. Zero chance of to prepare them for the tour. Sanchez into and succeeding at the PINEHURST authority.” releasing more money for the home groups as the Bennet Junior High Off-Track Betting Divison, will campaign headquarters in New Britain, precipitation through Saturday. At 7 a.m. noted 4,500 local students of all grade colleges of their choice. building industry. He also said he would explain the three categories of CARPET A N D W S-eoea/643.6663 cXISS/Lrc?... Special Session Mrs. Grasso cited his experience as today, 32 degrees was recorded at Bradley levels attended the center and took School Nature Club. The third Students may register and stop the goverment from “harassing” off-track betting — mini-track Open Daily 9 am to 6 pm Both Steele and Grasso called for a former director of the watchdog Connec International Airport setting a new low for part in its different programs during member of the teaching staff is Mrs. make payment of the exam fee, GROCERY, INC. builders with such programs as the En parlors, branch offices, and a FLOOR COVERING special session of the legislature to deal ticut Citizens Action Group. this date. The previous Oct. 4 low as 33 the recent academic year. More from Betty Newton. (Herald photo by $3.50, in Room 110 at the high THURS. & FRI. u am to 9 or vironmental Protection Agency and the telephone wagering system. 302 MAIN • CORNER TURNPIKE "He had to be part of an independent degrees recorded in 1948. East Hartford, Bolton, and Vernon Barlow) school before Oct. 18. TEMPLE’S Occupational safety and Health Act. i i PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 4, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 4, 1974— PAGE THREE Commended Students ChoseII NATIONAl W f ATHit SCIVICf fOMCAST •• 7AM E$f lO - S - M Little Theatre. Now in Rehearsal 3a24 30D0 The National Merit Carter, Richard Curtis, PSAT/NMSQT, their scores Blinn-Noonan VITAMIN Scholarship Corporation Christine Franzosa, Laurence were just below tHose of the 15,- "Inherit the Wind," by Anyone interested in patron (NMSC), has named 21 high R. Gerbo, Linda Johnson, 000 semifinalists who were an Jerome Lawrence and Robert HEADQUARTERS •KATTLC membership may contact Vin Liggett Parkade school seniors in Manchester as Angela Kalisiak, Edwin W. nounced in September by E. Lee, will be the next produc cent Liscomb, P.O. Box 198, Patricia Cele Noonan of / niv Prices! Merit Program Commended Lojeski, Nancy A. Murphy, Sue NMSC. Commended students do tion by Little Theatre of Buckland Station, phone 643- •OOTOM students. Pawloski, Elizabeth P e r^ and not continue in the Merit Manchester and Gary .Louis Manchester (LTM) to be 4202. Manchester High School James Wehr. Scholarship competition. V Blinn of East Hartford presented Nov. 8,9,15 and 16 at 30)24 E^lncipal George Emmerling These students are among the To increase their scholarship exchanged wedding vows Sept. East Catholic High School O lft 28 at St. Isaac Joques Church in ;N C w vom c has announced nine seniors. 38,000 Commended students opportunities, NMSC reports auditorium. Always a great winter favorite! They are: Susan C. Baker, named on the basis of their high the Commended students’ East Hartford. The drama, which was first Deborah Cameron, Michael M. performance on the 1973 names to the regionally ac-, presented in New York City CGDGnATlOKS The bride is the daughter of QUALITY CRUISES FROM NEW YORK 3 0 4 2 Darby, Lori J. Gottlieb, Laura Preliminary Scholastic Ap credited colleges they named as •ANPRANCI»CO Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. nearly 20 years ago, is based E. Haines, Brian N. Kilpatrick, titude Test/National Merit their first and second choices upon the historic “ monkey TO THE CARIBBEAN ON m Noonan Sr. of 12 Jensen St. The 39,241 tons Michael R. Lombardo, Cynthia Scholarship Qualifying Test when they took the trial” of John Thomas Scopes A.L. Foster had a men’s State parks are to be bridegroom is the son of Mr. M. Sheldon and Rae A. (PSAT/NMSQT). Commended PSAT/NMSQT in October 1973. for teaching in a country high clothing store in Hartford and developed for the public’s and Mrs. Harold Blinn of East Strickland. students are in the upper two The reports include home ad school in Tennessee the Darwi “Q c i i i m i c LO S A N M L K was reputed to be wealthy. pleasure, and such recreation Hartford. The following 12 seniors at per cent of those who are dresses, test scores, and an nian theory of evolution that / When he died he left two as picnicing, camping, bathing, East Catholic High School have expected to graduate from high ticipated college major and man is descended from the si daughters who lived to be elder fishing ect. No cutting is sup The Rev. J. Prendergast of aaoo been announced by the Rev. school in 1975. career intentions of the com St. Isaac Joques officiated at mian. The trial adversaries in Robert Fuller stars in the ly maiden ladies. posed to be done in parks except Robert E. Saunders, principal: Although the Commended mended students. that 1925 real-life drama were Combining grand-hotel lO V in TlMPtlATIMtS For many miles around cen what is necessary for safety the double-ring ceremony. The role of Dr. Kelly Brackett in Ellen Mary Burns, David students ranked high on the church was decorated with fall Clarence Darrow and William luxury with a zestful NBC-TV’s ‘‘Emergency,” tral Connecticut tobacco sheds and use of large numbers of lifestyle, the quality were seen with the Foster flowers. Jennings Bryan. Dk . 21-13 Diyi-6 Pstli Saturdays at 8 p.m. people. cruises of the OCEANIC are among clothier’s advertising signs When the state first came The bride, given in marriage R. Douglas Ross of Jm. 3-10 Oayi-4 Porti the most sought-after in sailings •LECENO* painted on them. Usually there Jaa. 13-12 Dayt-S Porta from New York. All-weather Lido Deck into possession of the property by her father, wore an organza Wethersfield is directing a cast with retractable Magrodome Roof. was a life size picture of a man it was decided to designate that and Chantilly lace gown of 40 for the upcoming produc Jaa. 26-13 Dayi-6 Parti 4 orchestras, Continental revues, ItA iN struggling to maintain his hold part east of the river as state designed with lace and seed tion. Fab. 8-16 Dayi-8 Porta sponsored bridge games, ship-and- on the top of the sign and the park and west of the river up to pearl-trimmed bodice and Em Others members of the Fab. 25-13 Dayt-6 Porti shore golf and many other activities. ^ A l l fR^toUBANrGUIDtl The cuisine is superb and the words ’’Hold fast to A.L. Foster the Birch Mt. Rd. as state Mir. 10-11 Dayi-5 Porti f/4S H 0W E IS ^ n o v pire waist. Her chapel-length production crew are: Carol all-Italian personnel is renowned lor and Co.” forest. u n W EAIMB FOfOCAST ^ veil of illusion was attached to a Schofield of Coventry, stage Its dedicated service. All cabins TV TONIGHT The Foster sisters bought up The mature and merchant Camelot cap of matching lace manager; Ron Roy of Bloom with private bathrooms, phones, featuring the area’s finest restaurants,.. contiguous parcels of land in able saw timber was logged off and pearls. She carried a field, assistant stage manager; Contset ut for rates, 2-channel music, climate controls. Bolton, Glastonbury and and Rossi’s portable mill set up it/ner«nes and reeervatione Panamanian Registry. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Saturday. Snow and rain is forecast for the Norhern Rockies 6:00 cascade bouquet of white car Frank Minutillo of Bolton, set Hebron to form a tract of some in several places and made nations and yellow tea roses. and Northern Plains. Shows are expected from the Middle Mississippi Valley to the Great News...... 3-8-22-30 designer; and David Cooney of The Prisoner ...... 18 two thousand acres including lumber. Then some choppers Windsor, production manager. Lakes. Showers are also likely over portion of New York and Pennsylvania. There is a Electric Company...... 24 Gay City. On the south corner were hired to make cordwood Miss Michele Buccino of 6 4 7 -9 9 4 9 chance of showers and thunderstorms over the Southwest. Minimum temperatures, Bonanza ...... 40 of the entrance road and Rt. 85 of the tops and defective or dis Manchester was maid of honor. Tickets and reservations are (maximum temperatures in parenthesis): Atlanta 51 (80), Boston 48 (73), (Chicago 54 (74), 6:30 and opposite the old red salt- eased cull trees. She wore a Nile green gown available through Mrs. Philip Clveland 50 (73), Dallas 68 (83), Denver 38 (57), Duluth 31 (45), Houston 67 (87), Jackson Zoom ...... 24 box house they had a more It was really an improvement with floral trim designed with Burgess, 59 Hudson St., phone, rave ville 53 (84), Kansas City 59 (75), Little Rock 57 (77), Los Angeles 63 ( 75), Miami 70 (82), modern house, the home of the cutting. Many cords were long sleeves, and A-line skirt. 649-0812. 67 East Center SI., Manchester • Hrxrrs; Mon. thru f rr. 9-5 / Sal. 10-1 7:00 caretaker, Mr. Freddo, until made. A nine cord cinder-block She wore a floral headpiece and Minneapolis 39 (45), New Orleans 60 (85), New York 52 (73), Phoenix 68 ( 90), San Fran Nows...... 3-20-22-40 cisco 52 (78), Seattle 43 (59), St. Louis 59 (78) and Washington 51 (75). the last sister left the land to charcoal kiln was built, track carried matching flowers. Truth.or Consequences ... 8 the State of Connecticut. It then laid down the slope into the kiln Bridesmaids were Mrs. Dick Van Dyke...... 18 became the home of the park and all the wood yarded along Catherine D’Amato and Mrs. Aviation Weather...... 24 ranger, John Spellacy until a the track to be loaded on the Jean Girardin, both of To Tell the Truth...... 30 (ire damaged it and the Park dolly. 4 Manchester. They wore gowns C[i;^THEATRES EAST 7:30 Department had it razed. Only a few burns were made V -i.t wssk-.f-.u H identical to that worn by the World Of Animals...... 3 • Besides the protection of when it was brought to atten EAST SIDE — WEST SIDE T« OAT TM lAm WAS honor attendant. Twwn iT t A caKTpm Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-22 ilratersheds the state forests tion that the documents Miss Amy Lynn D’Amato of Porter Wagoner...... 18 are supposed to be managed for transferring the property to the ‘PHASE i r Manchester was flower girl. ALL AROUND THE TOWN Human Dimension...... 20 production of forest products state specified it was to be used Her gown and flowers were HELD Black Perspective...... 24 and such sports as hunting, solely for state park purposes. i6 ovn identical to those worn by the “JEREMUHJONNSOr Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Ashing and hiking that do not No hunting is allow ^ in the You Know Fran” other attendants. -THE OS-STlST.WtNTUttS OTAU. Nanny & Professor...... 40 require special development. state parks. The wood was sold Steve Etienne of East Hart and hauled to the Kane brick ROBERT REDFORD E 8:00 ford was best man. Ushers Mrs. Gary L. Blinn m yards north of Middletown. The RE-ELECT Planet of the Apes...... 3 were Richard Girardin of kiln and tracks were dis Kodiak...... 8-40 M an ch ester and W illiam bridegroom’s nephew, was ring Marine Hall in Manchester. SHOWN SAT & SON At 2 PJL mantled and removed. The Sharing Our Faith...... 18 Dennen of Colchester. Michael bearer. The couple will reside in East JEREniAHJOHNSON “WILLIE WONKA AND THE I This Week’s Feeture — • whole area is now state park as FRAN MAHONEY Sanford & Son...... 20-22-30 Dennen of Colchester, the A reception was held at the Hartford. CHOCOLATE FACTORY” (6) Washington Review...... 24 THEATER the donors intended. Mr, Steakf **The Family Restaurant’^ The Connecticut Forest and STATE REPRESENTATIVE 5 MIN. FROM HTFD. 8:30 $6 Million M an...... 8-40 Let Our Family Feed Your Family, . . SCHEDULE Park association has cleared Square Dancers Meet Saturday 13th District 1-84 EXIT 58 and blazed many “Blue Blaze Chico & the Man ... 20-22-30 Mr. Steak at 244 Center Street is truly a family restaurant. Mrs. Agnes (Davis) Salafia in 1969 became the first Wall Street Week ...... 24 Trails.” Their “Walk Book” Court of Probate •k Mayor of Manchester 1962-1966 TONIGHT BURNSIDE AVE., E. HTED • PARKING • 528-3333 lady manager for the Mr. Steak system, llu'ee sons and a daughter work in the business with her — thus making it, "a Manchester Square Dance Manchester High School. Earj District of Manchester DA East 1 — “Phase 4” 7:40- shows them all and is available k Life Long Member St. James Pariah 1.50 9:00 real family restaurant.” 9:20 from their office in New Haven. Club will have its regular dance Johnson will be the caller, and M ovie...... 3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2 2 3 I H S Mr. Steak offers a variety of food, including steaks, seafood, Roast Beef, Chickeq, etc. Take-out service available UA East 2— “Jeremiah John One, the Shenipsic Trail goes Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at Frank and Evie Burzak will cue k Life Long Manchester Resident SATURDAY Billy Graham Crusade___18 on all items. Each week Mrs. Agnes (Davis) Salafia offers daily luncheon specials, discounts to Senior Citizens, a free the rounds. E S T A T E O F F L O R E N C E M. son” 7:30-9:30 from Great Hill in Portland to TURCOTTE, Deceased k 34 Year Resident of 13th District 2 ^ Rockford Files...... 20-22-30 birthday club for kiddies, (12 and under) plus free kiddies meals on Tuesday nites. For information on these specials n a JEKMAU. WirmCE fi ’ UA East 3 — “White Dawn” the Massachusetts line in Pursuant to an order of Hon. William SAT.-SIRL Internat'l Performance___24 call 646-1995. Mr. Steak is open seven days a week 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Parking is never a problem. 7:00-9:00 Somers by way of the Glaston Synod Official The first lesson for new E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be DEATH WISH” Mrs. Agnes (Davis) Salafia has four members of her family working with her. James is assistant manager and presented to the fiduciary named below 1:30 9:30 Showcase 1 — “That’s Enter bury fire tower on John Tom Visits Emanuel square dancers is scheduled for on or before December 23, 1974 or be “WUE R] couM 7:30-9:30-12:00 Texas Wheelers...... 8-40 Gerald “Butch” is chef. Located at 244 Center St., Manchester, Mr. Steak has built its reputation on “Our Family Ser tainment” 1:00-3:35-6:00-10:30; Hill. There are two branches Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at barred by law. The fiduciaries are: ving Your Family.” Robert L. Turcotte WONM" 10:00 8:15 Sneak Preview that go from Birch Mt. Rd. to The Rev. Dr. Raymond Kask, Waddell School. The October 59 Alexander St. 9 9 i MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT & SAT. Night Stalker_,...... 8-40 James literally grew up in and with Mr. Steak. Butch joined his mother in August 1972 after serving four years in ’ ■ Showcase 2 — “Juggernaut” Gay City. One of the south side assistant to the president of the advanced workshop will be Manchester, Conn. VOTE DEMOCRATIC the Navy. Mrs. Agnes (Davis) Salafia employs thirty-five persons, most of which are young adults attedning high 1990 “DEATTIVIHSH” 99t Dawson McAllister...... 1b 2:00-4:00-5:55-7:40-10:00 of tower the other north of the New England Synod, will speak Thursday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Paul L. Turcotte Police W oman...... 20-22-30 school and college. first farm north of the tower. at an informal meeting of at Martin School. 30 Duncan Road Showcase 3 — “99 44/100% Manchester, Conn. NOVEMBER 5th Both are old abandoned roads. members of Emanuel Lutheran 10:30 Dead” 2:004:00-5:55-7:50-9:50 Soft soled shoes must be worn CIVIC CENTER Showcase 4 — “ Duddy It is a 75 feet tower and Church tonight at 7:30 in Luther New Directions ...... 18 to all dances, lessons and Mahoney Committee — Harry Maidment, Trees. Kravitz” 2:30-4:50-7:20-9:40 stands on a point that is 927 feet Hall of the church. roUTES 15 . M . 86 (OIT M) M^93331 SPRINGFIELD. MASS. 11:00 The Rev. Dr. Kask will workshops. Burnside Theatre — “Death above sea level so the cab is 1,- Nows...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 explain how benevolence 244 Wish” 7:30-9:30-12:00 000 feet above sea level and Honoymooners ...... 20 money given by the local con Mr. and Mrs. Henry Olbrys Manchester Drive-In - “Last offers a good view of surroun WED. OCT. 16 11:30 gregation is used on synodical have door duty for Saturday’s MANCHE Picture Show” 7:20; “Buster & ding territory. It is locked up Movie...... 3 and national levels. ’The con dance. Refreshments will be NIGHTLY Billie" 9:30 except during high fire hazard Wide World Mystery ... 8-40 Inc. gregational and community served by Mr. and Mrs. Edward BUSTER* Pliom 646-1995 Vernon Cinema 1 — days when an operator is on du Oct 16-17-18-10 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 projects that are contributed to Orlowski, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer a n d 99c 4 WEST ROAD ROCKVIllE “Jeremiah Johnson" 7:00-9:00 ty. Then visitors are welcome 22-23-24-28 A 26 8 P.M. will be explained by various Ostrout and Mr. and Mrs. 1:00 Cinema 2 — "Buster & to climb the tower and sign the MatlnMM OPEN 7 DAYS committee members of the Richard Patterson. BILLIE ^ Midnight Special... 20-22-30 875-6103 Billie’’ register. Sat Oct 18 A 28 at 2 P.M. church. Sun., Oct 20 A 27 I TOM BiNOIT STEVE BEILINGHIRI AMEHCA'S STEAK EXPEFTT XT*-"*-*« *5®® P "*- 1 P.M. A 8 P.M.
Bolton School Menus Opponents Get DevCo Data ABOUT TOWN The following cafeteria Wednesday; Salisbury steak POLICE REPORT menus will be served to with gravy, buttered rice, students in Bolton Elementary spinach and carrots, biscuit, To Use Against New Town “The Red Balloon,” a tion will have its second out School and Bolton Center pineapple perfait. COVENTRY children’s film, will be shown door contemporary Mass and School Oct. 7-11. James W. Clewes, 34, of Police said Danziger, headed Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the picnic Sunday at 3 p.m. on the Monday; Hamburger, Thursday; Veal parmesan Northhampton, Mass, and south on Rt. 83, lost control of Mary Cheney Library Junior church grounds. ’The liturgy is “The town attorney told me the same whipped potatoes, buttered cor- with cheese, French fries, Owen Clewes, 38, of Lakeview his car at 9; 45 p.m. and hit a COVENTRY within 500 feet in all directions of the Room. ’The half-hour film is entitled “Humanity of Jesus.” thing when I called him a short time later property included in the proposed change, n, brownies. buttered com, apple crisp. Dr., Coventry were taken into fence. No injuries were Monica Shea Tuesday; Juice, meat and open to the public free of In the event of rain, the Mass to confirm in my own mind what he was such change shall not be adopted except by Friday; Chicken soup, grilled custody early this morning reported. Court date is Nov. 15. charge. Correspondent cheese grinder, chips, jello with and picnic will be in the church 742.9495 saying.” a vote of two thirds of all members of cheese, potato chips, fruit cup. after a domestic disturbance, topping. Joseph G. McAllister, 22, of hall. The anti-DevCo group will be using a "I then allowed Papa, with an escort, to Zoning Commission.” Coventry Police reported. The board of trustees of South take the document down to the town Each was charged with dis 35 Park St., Rockville was portion of the DevCo zone change applica DevCo was required on the zone change United Methodist Church will TTie United Methodist Women clerk’s office to be copied.” orderly conduct and intoxica charged by Vernon Police early tion to attempt to force a two-thirds application form to submit a list of all meet tonight at 7:30 in Susan of North United Methodist Willnauer said, “To the best of my tion. Court date is Oct. 21 at today with operating a motor majority vote for approval. property owners within 500 feet with the nah Wesley House of the Church will sponsor a fall knowledge I have never made public any Manchester. vehicle while his license was Atty. John Papa, with the law firm of application. As DevCo is not asking for a Two Games Slated church. potiuck Monday at 6:30 p.m. at other application. I had believed that these suspended. He was released on Howard, Kohn, Sprague, and Fitzgerald zone change on land it does not own, only a WilliBm H. Hale the church for all women, men were not public documents until the VERNON a $250 non-surety bond for court Mrs. Elaine Mrosek which is legal advisor to the anti-DevCo list of landowners within 500 feet in all ’The American Legion will and youth of the church. Mrs. application had been accepted by the Plan directions was necessary. At Herrick Park Lynn Marie Rice, 23, of Eaton appearance Nov. 15. coalition, visited the town hall and zoning sponsor a seafood night and Rene Bideaux will give an il ning and Zoning Commission.” Rd., Tolland was charged agent John Willnauer Wednesday and Peter Libassi, president said, “I have no entertainment for members lustrated talk on the Navajo In “I was letting nobody look at them up ’Thursday night with disorderly Two juveniles have been requested to see the Zone Change applica comment or reaction to the zoning agent Enfield junior pony team. ’The and guests tnight from 6 to 10 at dians during the program which until the time I receiv^ the instructions BOLTON conduct, intoxication, and in referred to juvenile court for a tion. releasing part of our application to the op Bulldogs are undefeated. the Legion Home. begins at 8. Those attending the from Schwebel. I had them locked up. I Donna Holland terfering with an officer, Ver reported break into the Dairy Willnauer informed Papa that this was position. ’There is no question that this was A concession stand run by the supper are asked to bring a hot wouldn’t even let Frank Connolly look at Correspondent non Police said. Queen Restaurant on Rt. not public information at the present time a very expensive document to prepare. I Women’s Auxiliary of the ’The (Jhurch of the Assump- dish of food, a salad or dessert. them.” (Connolly is town planner) 646-0375 Police said the charges stem Vernon, Thursday, police said. and refused to let Papa see the applica don’t know how much it cost to compile Bolton Football Association Papa said, “’The state Statues provides There will be a double header from an alleged disturbance at Goods taken in the break — a tion. this information. It was a very time con will be open all day. that if a petition signed by landowners football game Saturday at the Rockville Bowling Plaza. bicycle, radio, and small After some discussin Willnauer con suming task. Not only did the records have On Sunday the Bolton Tigers holding 20 per cent of the land within the Herrick Memorial Park. ’The Miss Rice was released on a amount of cash — were tacted Abbot Schwebel, town attorney, for to be search and copied, but it had to be midget A B team will go zone change area or within 500 feet of the first game beginning at 1 p.m. $150 cash bond for court recovered. a legal opinion on whether this was public typed and checked, and then of course against the South Windsor zone change area, and submit this petition will see the Tigers midget C appearance Nov. 15. Pilgrim Mills information or not and came under the reproduced.” Larrys in South Windsor at 1; 30 at the public hearing, then any approval team go against the Hebron C right-to-know laws. Sandra Stave said, chairman of the p.m. given by the Planning Commission must team. Eric Danziger, 18, of 124 Schwebel advised Willnauer that it was Planning and Zoning Commission, “I think The Bulldogs senior pony An automobile owned by FABRIC SALE be by a two thirds vote, or 4-1. The purpose At 3 p.m. the Bulldogs junior Grand Ave., Rockville has been public information and instructed him to what we are dealing with here is an football team will play the Harold Johnson of 79 Brooklyn of my visit to the town hall was to deter pony team will go against the summoned to court for failure to allow Papa to copy the list of adjoining application with more than the usual in Ellington pony team in St., Rockville was reported mine which people had to be contacted to drive in the proper lane in con property owners. terest. Without question there is greater Ellington at 3 p.m. Both teams stolen ’Thursday night. It’s get signatures for that petition.” nection with a one-car accident Willnauer said, "It was asked of me interest in this than any other zone change are undefeated. described as a red, 1968 whether this was public information or The State Statue, Section 8-3 reads, “If a or subdivision application since I’ve been Studded Tire ’Thursday night, Vernon Police Plymouth Barracuda. BIGGEST SELEGTIDN said. not. I informed Papa that it wasn’t at this protest is filed at such hearing with the on the commission.” HARTFORD (UPI) - State DRAPERY & SLIPCDVER time. I then contacted the town attorney Planning Commission, against such “I approve of that which is public infor police today reminded and he advised me that the whole applica change, signed by the owners or 20 per mation being released to the public. If the motorists Connecticut law for FARRICS IN THE AREA tion was public information and open to in cent or more of the area of the lots in town attorney says this is public record I bids the use of studded snow vestigation at my office and that copies of cluded in such proposed change or the lots approve of it being released.” tires prior to Oct. 15. it could be made.” \ Richard Lauzier Everett Kennedy Sr. $1 QQ Full'ult BoHs ■ ■ Woman Hurt, Values(allies to ■ ® Fell from Cliff United Way Committeemen >5.98 yd. BOLTON Ambulance was dispatched to A timely message about the scene at 4:09 p.m. In charge of various groups ford area is $5 million, 13 per A 25-year-old Bolton woman, Andover Fire Chief Joseph during the current Unit^ Way, cent over last year. ’This is the New Fall Dorothy Clark of Hebron Rd., DRESS eSEYS Armstrong said the injured of Greater Hartford fund drive minimum amount necessary to car financing for Aircraft was reported in serious condi PDLYESTER woman was alone when the am which is conducted throughout fund the vital community l»LII» PRINTS Area Profile tion today at Manchester bulance arrived. Armstrong October are, Everett Kennedy programs, officials say. Memorial Hospital, suffering DDUBLEKNITS said Miss Clark was apparently Sr., Richard Lauzier and Mrs. ’The United Way of Greater injuries from an apparent fall Credit Union members climbing the Notch and slipped Elaine Mrosek. Hartford, formerly the Greater $ 3 9 8 Reduim l from a cliff at Bolton Notch. $|49 from a ledge. Hartford Community Chest, is to MMH officials said Miss William Hale, who is vice- Extent of police investigation the sole fund-raising drive for Buying a car, new or used? Shop around by all means but first shop the Aircraft 14 at RHS Commended Clark sustained multiple president of the Heritage of the incident was unknown operating expenses for'm ore Credit Union for the cash you require. You’ll find the Credit Union has the abrasions and fractures in the Savings and Loan Association, today: State Police at the is vice-chairman of the drive. than 70 local health, welfare sweetest car financing deal around-as a matter of fact vou’ll find it Thursday afternoon accident. and youth agencies and ser VERNON students ranked high on the Edwards, 694; Dorothea Colchester barracks had no UNBEATABLE! The fall occurred at about 4 Kennedy, a former president vices. tests, their scores were just McCarthy, 674; Ann Hietala, report of the accident. Before you close a deal, tell us what cash you think you’ll need and get a below those of the 15,000 p.m. Thursday and the Andover \P of the Manchester United Fund ’The United Way serves one Fourteen Rockville High 661; Beatrice Minor, 656; (predecessor of United Way), is FO A tentative OK on a loan. This way, you know your financing is all set and you out of every three families in School seniors have been semifinalists who who were an- Edward Kreyssig, 650; Alexina know the exact cost of your loan. in charge of leadership. twelve towns including _ named Merit Program nounced in September. Moreau, 648; Mary St. Louis, By-The-Yard Lauzier will be responsible or Manchester. Then go out and find the car you like at the price you had in mind. You’ve Commended Students by the Commended students do not 642; George Dean, 642; Mary Students Return PILLOWS • BOLSTERS • CUSHIONS contributions from various More than 5,000 volunteer got cash behind you and you’re in the strongest financial position possible. National Merit Scholarship continue in Merit Scholarship Fetko, 640. businesses, and Mrs. Mrosek workers contribute their time Finally, bring in the purchase order. We’ll complete the loan and issue the Corp. competition. Thursday tournament From Stay Abroad will contact the Manchester at and effort to the campaign. check to pay for the car. There’s no delay, no red tape. You’ll proudly drive Receiving letters of commen Vernon Grange winners are Bob Richards, 611; torneys. Although the 13 per cent in Gertrude Edwards, 606; your car-be it shiny new or somewhat used-secure in the knowledge that dation are Donald M. Apel, Vernon Grange will observe Gary Patemo, chairman of crease seems large, actual you’ve got the best financial deal around! Marjorie A. Baum, Jennifer A. Neighbors Night at its meeting Adeline Kochwitz, 599; and Ann engagements relative to their the Manchester fund drive, says agency requests for funding are PHgntnA\lUs \ Young, 590. SOUTH WINDSOR Savings Bank FABRIC DEPARTMENT ^STORES Dickens, Karen E. Gonsalves, tonight at 8 at Grange Hall. summer experiences. the goal of the local drive for up 18-20 per cent over lastyear CREDIT UNION CAR FINANCING FACTS To date Joe Kincman has the Judy Kuehnel Susan B. Ranter, Lisa Lombar Ellington and Manchester Arrangements may be made this year’s campaign is $83,685. when the drive netted $4,425,- MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off. 1-86) high individual score of 664 and Correspondent THAT ALL ADD UP TO BIG SAVINGS di, Allen M. Meyer, Karl J. Grange have been invited. through their families by The goal for the Greater Hart 349. There will be only one high total points of 5,808. of Manchester Novak, Peggy M. O’Crowley, calling Miss Murray at 644-1884 Member F.D i C • Our Annua! Percentage Rate is only 9.6 percent, the lowest offered by any There will be no pinochle C n I Althea M. Proulx, Jane meeting of Vernon Grange this ' Melissa Murray, a daughter and Atkins at 644-1277. lending institution in the area. game Tuesday. Thursday’s Schneckenburger, Kevin B. month as the State Grange will of Mrs. Corinne Murray, 34 • You pay the same rate for new or used car financing. game will be played at 1:30 Sheehan, Joan T. Somerville be in session Oct. 18. Gulley Dr. and Richard Atkins, • Repay by convenient, automatic paj^|oll.deductions. p.m. at the Lottie Fisk Building f and Donald C. Wiser. Vernon Junior Grange will son of Mr. and Mrs. William • Up to four years to repay on new ccfrlMns. meet Saturday at 2 p.m. in in Henry Park. These students are among the Atkins, 670 Avery St. have • No penalty for advance payments. 38,000 commended students Grange Hall for a crafts and returned to South Windsor after named on the basis of their high safety program. Posters will be • Flexible down payment requirement. spending the summer abroad as • No hidden extras, service charges, or “add ons.” performance on the 1973 made for Fire Safety Week. locally sponsored represen Preliminary Scholastic Ap Pinochle Scores Hospital Hikes tatives of the American Field • Loan protection life insurance at no additional cost. titude Test/National Merit • Toll-free loan sewice from anywhere in Connecticut Top scores in the Vernon WATERBURY (UPI) - The Service Americans Abroad Scholarship Qualifying Test. Senior Citizens Pinochle Group Waterbury Hospital Health Program. Use our WATS line 1-800-842-0145. Although the commended game Tuesday are Gertrude Center has raised its service The purpose of the program is rates by about 8 per cent, accor LOAN REPAYMENT AND COST SCHEDULE to nurture “peace through un ding to Dr. Richard Derr, derstanding.” It offers students hospital administrator. Derr the opportunities to learn by NATIVE PEACHES said the increases, which went 24 MONTHS r 36 MONTHS,, 48 MONTHS,, sharing in the day-to-day living Elberta Variety into effect ’Tuesday put the rate experience of a family from Amount Total Total Total Excellent (or Freezing or Canning for critical care beds at $200 a another country. .u. of Monthly Finance Monthly Finance Monthly Finance day- maternity beds at $75, CONNElTTICUrS $ 100,000 LOTTERY 1974 TICKET PRICE 50c Loan Payment Charge Payment Charge ORCHARD FRESH APPLES nusery at $45, emergency room Payment Charge Red Qraveetlne - Mlltona • Macs Miss Murray lived in Lebanon $1,000 $45.96 $103.04 15- and psychiatric treatment with the family of Mr. and Mrs. $32.08 $154.88 $25.17 $208.16 2,000 91.92 $75. Unaffected by the in Mohamed H. Mourtada, 206.08 64.16 309.76 50.34 416.32 SWEET APPLE CIDER creases, approved in August by Baalbeck. Atkins lived with Mr. 3.000 137.88 309.12 96.24 464.64 75.51 624.48 the state Commission on and Mrs. Nestor Baronetti and 5.000 229.80 515.20 160.40 774.40 125.85 1,040.80 FERRANDO ORCHARD Hospitals and Health Care, was their family in Rafaela, Argen 7.000 321.72 721.28 224.56 1,084.16 176.19 1,457.12\ the cost of 352 medical- tina. TRIPLE DRAWINGS Birch Mountain Rd., QIastonbury -•...... • v/i y . \ j pcicciii. ruwaya aar\ lui uie nrrv surgical, pediatric and self- when comparing the interest charges of other lending institutions with EHAFCU rates. (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) care beds, he said. Both students are members of Referendum Called the senior class at South Wind ABOUT JOINING THE AIRCRAFT CREDIT UNION... sor High School and are active ADD HUNDREDS OF Membership in the Aircraft Credit Union primarily includes spouse and children NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A ly involved in the Junior I wish to express my appreciation for all the Common Pleas Court Judge has Chapter of the AFS and other of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft employees. Other locally associated "Aircraft” ordered West Haven to conduct school acitivities. They are sincere expressions of sympathy from all our many groups are also within the field of membership. Ask for our informative FIREPLACES a referendum to determine how presently available to groups booklet. Questions and Answers about “your best financial friend. ” It tells you 40 acres of land at Savin Rock and organizations for speaking friends. NEW LOTTEMr WINNERS! who is eligible to join and gives many helpful facts about the Credit Union’s fire-glow should be used. Judge Donald orgatiization and operation. Copies are available at the main office or any Dorsey Wednesday ordered the branch. REAL WOOD BURNING FIREPLACES referendum be held Oct. 17 after a group of citizens extra bonus number Your chances of win EAST HARTFORD AIRCRAFT collected 7,600 signatures on a Inspector Appeals 3 Numbers petition calling for the land to Mrs. Alexander Jarvis worth another $1,0(X) for ning just got a nice big FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Built-in Units HARTFORD (UPI) - A be put to recreational use. City “Where Your Money Goes Farther” for any room Motor Vehicle Department in to Win With a perfect 5 digit match. boost. officials had planned to develop spector has appealed a 3 l/2day part of the tract, and they Main Office: 417 Main St., East Hartford, suspension on charges he told a Every Week. Conn. 06118 claimed the petition was not in youth who damaged his car to $25,000 in Extra Get Your Tickets, order. give him $50 or face arrest. Every Thursday, we Branches: North Haven, Southington, MVD spokesmen said Bernard Weekly Now. Middletown, Farmington, L. Watson has appealed to the draw 3 winning Lottery South Windsor, Research Richard Dudkowski Personnel Appeals Board, but a numbers. First, the regu Cash Prizes. . It’s refreshing these GRISWOLD (UPI) - Funeral hearing is not expected until next month. Watson was lar number worth over days to get so much extra Free Standing services will be held Thursday for Richard J. Dudkowski- who suspended after a youth said $300,000 in total cash These special bonus value at no increase in THE was the Griswold represen Watson asked him for the prizes. Second, a special drawings will add over price. Our triple drawings Accessories tative in the 1927 and 1928 money when the van the youth ^ Screens, Ensembles, Grates legislature and later became was driving accidentally bonus number worth a $25,000 in $1,000 prizes will be a definite boost to AIRCMFT town prosecutor and then judge damaged Watson’s car during a cool $1,000 for a perfect to lucky Lotte^ winners the economy. Especially routine MVD inspection in Ml.. before the Circuit Court system 5 digit match. Third, an each week. when you’re a winner. CREDIT was established. Bloomfield Aug. 22. UXION BOTTI FRUIT FARM Ben Franklins 26D Bush Hill Rd., M anchester coNNiaicurs noaooo lohery More ways to win. More fun than ever. ire-glow dist. PHONf B;7 99U RT. 83 VERNON, CONN. APPLES - PEACHES - PLUMS 2 Miles North of Vernon Circle on Rt. B3 Next week’s drewlng will be held at the Carnival Fairgrounds, (Nixt to LAM Equipmont) FRESH SWEET CIDER Route 10, Southington, CT. 7:30 P.M., October 10. Open: Tuw. Fri., 10:00-8:00 Set., 8:00-5:00 Sun., 11:001:00 PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 4,1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Oct. 4.1974 — PAGE NINE Training Center Plan Marine Corps Joint Installation | pi’a^F^lXn’* Endorsed by Genovsei Housing Inspections Harold A. Osgood Sr. of 29 Show Oct. 18 TH E BABY Cumberland St. and Sandra Uncover Violations Keeney of 152 Terrace Dr., The Ladies of St. James will A proposed state-funded Genovesi said, "and will train GARDENING Regional Occupational Training the handicapped in such fields Rockville, recently were in present a "Splendor of Fall’’ By FRANK ATWOOD A number of electrical, IS NAMED Center in Manchester —subject as automotives, industrial arts, Salcius said be has sent 17 stalled as commander and fashion show Oct. 18 at St. sanitary, and beating violations of a town referendum pn the home aides, and food service.” letters to property owners con president, respectively, of the Mary’s Episcopal Church hall. were uncovered by Manchester Nov. 5 election ballot —was en "The center will also benefit cerning tte violations, six of Butler, Christinia Michel, daughter of Frederick Lee and Marine Corps League and its Park St. Health Inspector John Salciia dorsed today by State Rep. students from Manchester Ernest Gowdy wanted to see which will require re-inspection Debra Owens Butler of 550 E. Middle Tpke. She was born Sept. 23 auxiliary in joint ceremonies at in the second phase of his Donald Genovesi, R-12th Community College majoring how high his morning glory because they’re major at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents the Marine Home on Parker St. townwide housing inspection Fashions for the show, which Assembly District. in specialized fields to help vines would climb. He has violations. are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Owens of Wyoming, Mich. Her paternal They succeed John J. Rogers program, Salcius reported is open to the public, will be The proposed center, to be found that they will reach the Also during tbe two-month grandmother is Mrs. Betty Butler of Luzerne, Mich. She has a and Mrs. Velma Osgood. them gain practical experience today. provided by Mam’selle of Ver built on land at Manchester in their major field of study,” top of a 25-foot pole and perhaps period, Salcius made seven sister, Monica, 2*4. In the last two months, League officers were in non. Community College’s Bidwell Genovesi said. would grow a little longer if the follow-up inspections of units Salcius inspected 139 dwelling stalled by state officers, Fran St. campus, would provide pole were higher. Flowers have first choked in July. All seven Magowan, Erin Jeanne, daughter of James and Donna Kodes Mrs. William Kodes is chair Over-all cost of the project is units and found 34 units with training facilities for mentally been opening daily since some were still lacking in some Magowan of 113 Wells St. She was born Sept. 23 at Manchester cis Meakem, installing officer; man of the event. She will be $1.4 million, to be reimbursed violations. The dwellings in retard^, physically and multi time in August and will con respect, Salcius said, and Memorial Hospital. Her maternaTgrandfather is Edward Kodes Richard Petersen, installing a:«sisied by Mrs. Timothy fully by the state after comple spected were on Brainard PL, of 38 Union Ct. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. guard; and Jean Dupuis, in handicapped students from tion M the center. Town tinue until there is a frost. owners were again contacted to Rohan, Mrs. John Hahn and A former dairyman with a Johnson Ter., Bissell St., Binih do work to bring tbe dwellings Benjamin Magowan Jr. of 164 Oak St. She has two brothers, Lee, stalling chaplain. Mrs. Ivan Campbell. Com Manchester and 15 surrounding e x p ^ is estimated at $60,000, St., Oak St., and Cottage St. 4, and Jeffrey, 114. towns. representing the amout of in herd of 40 purebred Jersey into compliance with Other League officers in mittee chairmen are Mrs. cows, Mr. Gowdy gave up Salcius’ inspections un regulations. Laurent Bourcier, desserts; "The center will be the first terest of building notes. covered; Calve, John Albert, son of John and Diane Dinallo Calve of 35 stalled are James D. Gleason, of its kind in the country,” dairying in 1956. Now he boards The next area of concentra senior vice commander; A. Mrs. Richard Hayes, prizes; horses and has an average of 10 tion for tbe housing inspections Carpenter Rd., Bolton. He was born Sept. 23 at Manchester and Mrs. R.T. McNamara, Robert Colby, junior vice com in his pasture and his barns, • Nine electrical^violations, will cover Oak St., Maple St., Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. publicity. Raymond Dinallo of 90 Greenwood Dr. His paternal grandparents mander; Winston Chevalier, School Work Progressing whose owners come frequently including overfusing, bare Eldridge St., School St., and are Mr. and Mrs. JohnjCalve Jr. of 995 E. Middle Tnke. He has a adjutant; Francis Gaboury, to see their pets or saddle them wires, inadequate outlets, and Wells St., all west of Spruce St. Tickets may obtained before for a ride. On a pleasant Sunday brother, Raymond Andrew, 6. paymaster; Sandra Adams, Progress in new building and so on. and after all Sunday Masses at Tlie new building at Illing the back yard is a busy place sergeant-at-arms; Peter renovations at the town’s two St. James Church or by contact Junior High School has not yet and children who come with • Seven sanitary violations, Sirois, Peter Paul Joseph Jr., son of Peter Joseph and Joni Cordera, service officer; John junior high schools is going ing Mrs. Hahn, 70 Linden St. reached that stage, he said, but their parents may get a chance such as leaky sinks, showers, or BERNARO A. LOZIER. Samiotis Sirois of 70 Wells St. He was born Sept. 22 at Manchester R. Mrosek, legislative officer. along according to sch^ule, Tickets will also be available at to date progress at each school to ride one of the two ponies plumbing. INC. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. said Paul Phillips, chairman of Also, Gordon Blanchette, the door. is up to date. that Mr. Gowdy keeps especial 22 REGENT ST. Constantino Samiotis of 49 Kane Rd. His paternal grandparents ‘the Town Building conunittee. • Five specific outside historian; Benton W. Osgood, ly for them. are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sirois of 38 Cornell St. He has a sister, A review of the construction violations, including rotten Ceiling Repairs Deana Lee, 20 months. chief of staff; Jerry Sapienza, There are horses and dogs, a progress revealed that color porch, rotten cellar hatchway, public relations officer; Benton School Board small flock of wild turkeys that A Repiecements Harold Osgood Sr. choices are now being made for and rotten stairs. Glass, Russell William, son of David Robert and Marilyn Ives Osgood, James King and. Sandra Keeney To Meet at 9 are close now to roasting size, wonu the decor in the renovations at • Two Glass of 107 Lakeside Dr., Andover. He was born Sept. 21 at Russell L. Potterton, trustees. It SUE The special Board of Educa some pheasants and some inadequate heating rWOOS • AiMmons Bennet Junior High School, peacocks. There is a small flock facilities. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Committee chairmen in tion meeting scheduled for m NOW GOING ON Phillips said. of chickens in the henhouse Mr. and Mrs. William Ives of Bush Hill Rd., Lebanon. His pater stalled are Chevalier, Mrs. Lillian Wilson, judge ad Juanita Elrod, Lance Cpl. Tuesday will be 9 p.m. in the • Ten units in deteriorating Free Estlmetes where the Gowdys get enough nal grandfather is William Glass of Rockville Center, N.Y. Americanism and scholarship; vocate; Mrs. Mollie Cook, Richard Doucette and Lance XltTHUR DRUG INVITATION TO BID Robertson School cafeteria in condition, and several others chaplain; Mrs. Arlene Robin Cpl. Lisa Blanchette. stead of 8 p.m. as originally an fresh eggs for their own use and with violations such as broken Phone 646-4464 Everett Bennett, physical The Manchester Board of Trask, Stephen Michael, son of Kenneth Michael and Nancy son, secretary; Mrs. Velma nounced. some to sell to neighbors. windows, leaking roof, etc. fitness; Chester Yaworski, Education seeks bids for Light Smith Trask of 38 Devon Dr. He was born Sept. 21 at Manchester Osgood, treasurer; Mrs. Marie This change in the time was An unfailing cause of com VAVS; and Gaboury, Bulbs and Fixtures for the 1974- Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 55th Anniversary Packer, guard; Mrs. Robinson, requested by a board member ment is the morning glory vine. maintenance. 1975 school year. Sealed Rene Smith of East Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Mr Miss Teri Ivaniaski, and Mrs. who will be unable to attend On a sunny morning the blue proposals will be received until and Mrs. Stanley Trask of East Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. sons, William of Giastonbury, Officiating at the installation Dorothy Kenny, trustees; Mrs. before 9 p.m. flowers, trumpet-shaped and 3:30 p.m., October 8, 1974 at JUDGE OF PRORATE Noble of 686 E. Middle Tpke. Robert of East Windsor, and of auxiliary officers were Mrs. Osgood, publicity; and Mrs. Board Chairman Allan four inches across, with which time they will be publicly Bagnall, David Erik, son of the Rev. Ronald and Joyce celebrated their 55th wedding the late Raymond Noble Jr. of Rose Petersen, department Kenny, Americanism chair Thomas approved the request yellowish white centers, show Wogman Bagnall of 29 Jamaica Ave., Wyandanch, N.Y. He was anniversary Sept. 27 with a East Hartford; 16 president; Mrs. ^ n d ra Adams, man. opened. The right is reserved to because he said he wanted all their beauty on all sides of the WILLIAM E. FinCERALD reject any and all bids. born Aug. 29 at Amityville Hospital, Amityville, N.Y. His mater dinner party at the Marco Polo grandchildren and 3 great installing guard, and Mrs. •Members of the Young board members to be present at teepee-shaped trellis Mr. Gow Specifications and bid forms nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wogman of 28 Fair- Restaurant in East Hartford grandchildren. Margaret Dupuis, installing Marines posted and returned this special meeting. dy has put up for them. may be secured at the Business view St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward which was hosted by members Mr. Noble is a veteran of chaplain. They are all state the colors during the installa The board is expected to pre Lasting only one day, the Office, 45 N. School Street, Bagnall of Jamestown, N.Y. His paternal great-grandmother is of the family. They received World War I and retired from auxiliary officers. tion ceremonies. ’They are Staff sent a decision at this time on flowers start to fold soon after Manchester, Connecticut Ray noon. Next day, the crumpled Mrs. James Bagnall of Jamestown, N.Y. He has a brother, Jon many gifts. the U.S. Post Office in Hartford Other officers installed are Sgt. Michael Adams, Cpl. an arbitration recommendation Mark, 6, and a sister, Karin Lisa, 814. The couple has a daughter after 35 years of service. Mrs. Cecilia Yaworski, senior the pacesetters mond E. Demers, Business fo^ the teachers’ contract. old blooms will be a deep pink Carolyn of East Hartford; three (Herald photo by Dunn) vice president; Mrs. Cora Manager. color, mingled with the new Trengrove, Jennifer Ann, daughter of Edward J. and Claire Blow, junior vice president; blue flowers that have just Olshewski Trengrove of 99 Pinney St., Ellington. She was born opened and with fat green buds Sept. 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand m w e o f p m u t i that will bloom when the sun Court of Probate mother is Mrs. Elma Olshewski of 101 Oliver Rd. Her paternal RUMMAGE District of Manchester comes up again. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Trengrove of Summit, Four Packets of Seed Fortier-Riley NOTICE TO CHfeDITORS N. J. TAG Hidden by the foliage is an ESTATE OF CLARENCE W. Bolton Congregational A reception was held at corsage. They will reside in SALE THORNTON iron ring, eight feet in Cota, Stacy Ann, daughter of Kenneth and Linda Kelly Cota of Church, Bolton, was the scene Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, East Hartford. Sponsored by Pursuant to an order of Hon. William diameter, held chest-high on 53 Cambridge Dr., Glastonbury. She was born Sept. 24 at E. FitzGerald. Judge, all clainu must be stakes. The morning glory July 27 of the marriage of after which the couple left on a Mrs. Fortier is employed at American Legion Auxiliary presented to the fiduciary named belon Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Beverly Ann Riley of Bolton trip to Niagara Falls, N.Y. and H artford National Bank in at the on or before December 26. 1974 or be seeds were planted in the open WHY I WOULD LIKE TO Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kelly Jr. of Swanton, Vt. Her paternal and Marc L. Fortier of Windsor Canada. For traveling, Mrs. barred by law. Tbe fiduciary is: ground in a circle directly Hartford. Mr. Fortier is AMERICAN LESION HOME The Connecticut Rank VISIT YOUR HOME grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carlson of St. Albans, Vt. Locks. Fortier wore a white doubleknit employed by Rogers Corp. in American Legion Drive & Trust Co., below the iron ring and strings Her maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Kelly pantsuit with red trim, white Manchester. Successor to Phoenix were provided for them to Nine years ago the framers of our present State of Windsor, Vt., and William Machia of Highgate, Vt. Her pater SAT., OCT. 5th State Bank and Trust Co. The bride is the daughter of accessories and a red rosebud One ConstituUon Plaza climb straight up to the ring. Constitution deeded that each Judge of Probate should nal great-grand-parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruso of St 9:00 A.M. Hartford, Conn. More strings then led the vines Mr. and Mrs. William F. Riley itft ’’5 periodically stand for re-election. In the last election cam Albans, Vt., and Mrs. Hattie Cota of St. Albans, Vt. Her maternal Jr. of 14 Carter St., Bolton. The to the center pole, a tall sapling paign I met many of you when I called at your hornee. great-great-grandfather is William Machia of Highgate, Vt She bridegroom is the son of Mr. cut in Mr. Gowdy’s wo<^lot. Since then, I have met many ot you In the Probata Court. In has a brother, Shane Michael, 7. Blossoms were showing on the and Mrs. Henri Fortier of Wind Morning glory vine reaches for the sky on a special trellis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. order to meet those of you whom I have not yet rnet, I am sor Locks. lower part of the trellis long visiting homes in neighborhoods I did not visit before. p-' before the vines reached the tip Ernest Gowdy on Brewster St., North Coventry. The center pole of this construction is 25 B'>dol Bcuque' The Rev. Stanton Conover of Hunriwn uuMm of the tall pole. feet high. Flowers open in the morning and last just one day. New buds open the next mor Bolton officiated at the double Mr. Gowdy planted four ning. Insert shows a bee visiting one of the blue flowers. (Herald photo by Dunn) I look forward to meeting each of you and hope that I For a Limited ring ceremony. The church was QUALIFIEDI packets of se ^ s. Under them will be able to answer your questions. After we have per HUMIDIFY YOUR PUNTS . . . LET THEM BREATHE! sonally met, I hope that you will be better able to decide on Time O nly decorated with giadioli and Boiton Colleg* - A.B. MiUwmiUc* Keep your plants green and healthy. Restore humidi- he had dug horse manure into chrysanthemums. Mrs. Robert Univ. of Conn. School o f Law ■ Doo- the soil to provide plant food. It my qualifications to continue to handle your sensitive fami torata t plants need to live. Mbl spray your leaves once a Year’s Day but that was m a small desert garden with cacti gourds and small house plants. Simmons of Coventry was is a commodity that is in plen ly and personal matters which come to the probate court. Boaton UnIv. School of Law - Poat ay and see how glossy gretn and sturdy thty be year when we had late frost and and other desert plants, mostly Proceeds from the store help to organist. Graduate Legal Studies 5 tiful supply at this farm and the come. Great for mist spraying your laundry. In they stayed on the vines well from his own collection. pay costs of the show and give VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 5th Legal Study In the Areaa of Trusta, Mature vines have had no other fer The bride, given in marriage Estates and Taxation. gleaming no look brass. into October. the Horticulture Club the funds tilizer treatment. Dr. Sidney Waxraan, whose Fitzgerald lor Probate Committee by her father, wore a gown of EXPERIENCED! » • Ditt to subsidize a bus trip in tbe Nick Jackston, Treasurer The plant originated in the Student Show work was described in this 11 imported silk organza with United AIrcralt Corp. - Computer spring to some famous garden. Analyst tropics, shouldn’t be planted un It’s a short drive to Storrs and column some tiiQe ago, will venise lace bodice. Empire Tolland County Superior Court - Ad til danger of frost is past, and if you can get there Saturday or show new dwarf hemlocks waist, long full sleeves with ministrative Office.. WEST HARTFORD WETHERSFIEIO MANCHESTER •^ P la n ts produced by breeding from the FAMOUS Practicing Lawyer. Brshsp's Corner Drone 19/1 Brood St will not survive the first hard Sunday, Oct. 5 or 6, you can see lace appliques, fitted cuffs, seeds produced on “witches’ 2531 llbonjlie Hi^hsoy OPlIKHIIt klCHI frost in the fall. the annual student horticulture T;}rry, stand-up collar with front slit This ad was paid for by Mr. OPlIKHIItlflCHI brooms,” the curious dense GORHAM Gallagher's Campaign Com ortiiiMis till in I oetiieiit till m I msii ut Ripening Tomatoes show staged by students with neckline, A-line gathered skirt y o u c a n some faculty help. It will fill clumps of foliage that mittee, Carl Zinsser,, We have had a killing frost in Cut your heating bill' this winter with attached chapel-length For the Outside, I the exhibit area of the Ratcliffe sometimes appear on treasurer. some areas, but not on train. She wore an elbow-length Take Advantage oil Hicks Arena. There is no ad evergreen trees. .with new Relnsuir Brewster St., where the Gow veil of silk illusion attached to a ian t One of Nature’s! mission charge. The hours are There will be a demonstra dys live and not at our house on Camelot cap covered in. Best Seatons to noon to 8 p.m. both days. tion on forcing bulbs for winter Westland St., Manchester. 1 matching lace with applique Place Ornamental I There will be a prominent bloom and another on designing picked the tomatoes, though, points. She carried a cascade a n y tim e , Plants and Bulb I sign at the point where you turn floral pieces for a wedding. and they are spread out on the bouquet of gardenias, white ELECT Flowers around! off Rt. 195 approximately op A student-operated store will picnic table, which has come roses and baby’s breath. your Home... posite the greenhouses. 'Iliere sell cider, apples, pumpkins. into the basement for the Mrs. Susan Strickland of a n y w h e re ! is free parking space behind the DESIGNS AT winter. Tomatoes that showed Coventry was matron of honor. WALLY IRISH building. I For the Inside, Stop and Browse thru over 1401 any color change from solid She wore a pink chiffon over Among the displays will be a green I am sure will ripen but Court of Probate SPECIAL SAVINGS! taffeta gown with lace trim, Varieties of HOUSE PLANTS, and see our colorful| patio garden with plants in con District of Manchester there will be a question about Victorian collar, embroidered POTTERY to brighten up any room In your home... tainers and hanging baskets. Kmg^bwi STATE REPRESENTATIVE those that were completely NOTICE TO CREDITORS bib. Empire waist with ribbon There will be a demonstra IA one-stop shopping place — tor Indoor or Outdoor \ green and immature. Some of accents, long full chiffon tion on “Finding Food in the ESTATE OF FREDERICK T. SHEA 1 8 % OFF 12th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT I Gardening Needs! them will ripen but it is likely Pursuant to an order o( Hon. William sleeves with fitted cuffs and Wild” and how to use it. E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be some will rot. ON THREE-PIECE PLACE-SEHINGS! ruffles. Her pink picture hat Nursery management presented to tiie fiduciary named below Some gardeners wrap in on or before December 2J. 1974 or be matched her gown and she students will demonstrate barred by law. The Fiduciary is: (Dinner Plote, Tea Cup & Saucer) WHITHAM NURSERY dividual tomatoes in newspaper carried a cascade of pink car winter protection for Loretta A. Shea LIFELONG RESIDENT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE but I have never seen that it 525 Tolland Turnpike nations and orchid pompons. "Grow With Us" evergreens and grafting 1201 ASSEMRLY DISTRICT made any difference in ripening Manchester. Conn. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Lynp techniques. ______06040______LEGISUTIVE AIDE TD Route 6 BOLTON 843-7802 the fruit and did make some Mazur of Kailua, Oahu, One student is building a 2 2 % OFF ATTENDED STATE REPRESENTATIVE OPEN DAILY A SUNDAY 8:00 to 8:30 P.M. extra trouble. I have had home- Court of Probate Hawaii. She wore a gown iden DDN GENDVESI District of Manchester O N 16-PIECE STARTER SETS! _ tical to that worn by the honor LDCAL SCHDDLS ripened tomatoes up to New attendant except in orchid. She NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Dinner Plate, Salad Mrs. Marc L. Fortier ACTIVE VDLUNTEER FORMER MEMRER If s the quickest, easiest way to add to the wore a matching picture hat ESTATE OF HAROLD E. SMITH aka insulation in your attic. Tea Cup & Saucer) FIREFIGHTER MANCHESTER CITIZENS HAROLD ELMER SMITH. Deceased and carried identicai flowers. ADVISORY COMMIHEE Pursuant to an order of Hon William Install it yourself! It>easy. Just roll it out over the Duane Smith of Manchester E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be Choose from 1 1 lead PARTICIPANT IN LDCAL CDAP presented to tbe fiduciary named below existing insulation a ra lightty press into place. No was best man. Usher was |:j-...... v.v. Open 6 Dayn Thurs, 'til 9 Gorham Fine China . RECREATIDN PRDDRAMS on or before December 24. 1974 or be stapling needed. Sterling Stanley Jr. of Glaston FORMER OFFICER CONN. barred by law. The fiduciary is: designs and enjoy a bury, the bride’s cousin. ConstanUne ConstanUne If you don't have at least 6" of insulation in your lifetime of elegan CHARTER MEMRER AND ARMY NATIONAL GUARD >8 Weir Street attic, you're probably underinsulated. (Most homes ore.) i I Our Dress Skirt, Sport Skirt, and || Glastonbury. Conn. dining . . . all at c PAST PRESIDENT Re Insul is the fiber gloss insulation specially mode savings — EXCHANGE CLUR MEMRER UNIDO I Slack Selection Are In For Fall! NATIONAL F FBEEieBASSWCHEBWITH Court of Probate for existing homes by Johns-Monville. but hurry! DF MANCHESTER FBEElEXTHAQRASSBAB, District of Manchester i*a*I X* MANCHESTER CHAPTER SC TIKT SHAPPBR R1DIH6 BOWER. Measure your attic, find out how for opart your Block Conleuo Library Sets For Dress, Leisure Wear, and General "Knocking ^ OHer good lor limit«d lima at participating dealers VRHT-SERIES BOWER. NOTICE TO CREDITORS joists ore, then buy now and save two ways! You'll cut ;:i| Around," We Can Put Together Combinations — Oder good for hnutad tune at partiapatmg dealers. ESTATE OF ELSIE M. JOHNSON your fuel bill this w inter-and we'll give you S5 off on Preschoolers Pursuant to an order of Hon. William i-j; So That You Can Look and "Feel” Well Dressed No j;::' 1( E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be your purchase! , Matter What You Are Doing. ;^:j presented to the fiduciary named below Story Times I believe that elate programs should b# more appropriately utilized to benefit Mancheeler Snapper is fast so you can get through fast. on or before December 26. 1974 or be •Assuming OH o ltie t condilions rem an consloni from yeof kD y€
OBITUARIES POLICE REPORT t h e h e r a l d Dodgers 13-10 Choice over Reds Edward TomlinBon Mrs. Mary Jablonski ANGLE ROCKVILLE - Edward Mrs. Mary Jablonski, 86, of PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Los Angeles Dodgers are ’The Pittsburgh Pirates have yet to be convinced of the Tomlinson, 85, of Fox Hill Dr. 604 W. Middle Tpke. died this pitch in an All-Star game, and I wanted to pitch in a World MANCHESTER Three automobiles parked at 13-10 favorites to knock off the Pittsburgh Pirates in the Dodgers’ strength- though. Series. died Thursday at Rockville morning at an out-of-town con By Earl Yost Sports Editor best-of-five game National League playoffs and go on to General Hospital. He was the valescent home. Arthur E. Ashwell Jr., 21, of the Bidwell St. campus of In six meetings with the Dodgers this season at Three “Now I have a chance to fulfill these goals.” 102 Woodbridge St., was Manchester Comrriunity the World Series. Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh won all six. The Pirates had an husband of Mrs. Priscilla Mrs. Jablonski was bom Dec. The Dodgers the major league’s winningest team in 1974 Most Valuable Player candidate Steve Garvey who had Kloter Tomlinson. 24,1887 in Poland and had lived scheduled to appear in Circuit College Thursday night were 8-4 record for the season series overall. 200 hits and 111 RBIs for the season, said, “I’m confident Mr. Tomlinson was bom in in Manchester for six years. Court 12 at East Hartford today burglarized, with stereo tape with a 102-60 record, don’t feel uncomfortable with the ’The playoffs get under way at Three Rivers Saturday and optimistic.” Ireland and had lived in Survivors are two sons, on charges stemming from an decks and related equipment Losing Five or Six Killed Yanks assessment. with Dodger right-hander Don Sutton, l9-9 opposing left incident at the Optical Style stolen in each case, police said. Ferguson said the playoffs are going to be a dogfight Manchester before coming to William Jablonski and Charles It’s all water over the dam now but the New York “We should be favored,” said catcher Joe Ferguson. hander Jerry Reuss, 16-11. more than anything. Jablonski, both of the Bronx, Bar, 763 Main St., this morning. Victims were Greg Gunnell of “We’ve got the best record —and the best team — in Rockville 65 years ago. Before Yankees near-miss of an American League Eastern Sutton, who lost only to the Pirates in going 13-1 in the se “Froin here on,” he said, “It’s not so much a matter of his retirement, he was N.Y.; two daughters, Mrs. Police charged Ashwell with Windsor, Steven Andriks of baseball. Remember we won a division with Cincinnati in East Hartford, and Gary Daigle Conference title can be traced back to their loss of five of cond half of the year, has a personal score in making a who’s going to be best, but which team will take advantage employed in iocal textile mills Florence Delekta of third-degree burglary and it. They’re a treniendous team, but we were better this third-degree larceny in connec of East Hartford. six games ih two vital series against the clubs they had to good showing against Pittsburgh. of breaks and opportunities. We’ve been a club that has and at Hamilton Standard Divi Manchester, with whom she time. tion with the 2 a.m. incident, beat - Baltimore and Boston. “I want to reach the third of my three goals I set for done that—and we’ll keep doint it.” Bill Buckner, the sion of United Aircraft Corp., made her home, and Mrs. “We know it and they know it,” which involved the alleged theft Houses at 27 and 31 Princeton The Orioles came into Shea Stadium and swept the myself when I signed my first contract,” said Sutton. “I Dodgers’ version of Pete Rose, said, “We’re hungry for Windsor Locks. Sophie Carroll of Warehouse The Dodgers held onto the lead for 175 days in winning He is also survived by a Point; five grandchildren and of binoculars from a glass dis St. were broken into sometime three-game set two weeks ago. Boston came into New wanted to become a major league pitcher, I wanted to the playoffs. And we’ll be hungry for the World Series.” daughter, Mrs. Daniel Griffiths five great-grandchildren. play case at the Main St. store. Thursday, police said, but York one week later for three games and Manager Bill the NL West. of Scarsdale, N.Y.; and two The funeral is Saturday with Police apprehended Ashwell nothing was reported missing. Virdon’s club dropped both ends of a twi-night grandchildren. a Mass at the Church of the a short distance from the store doubleheader before salvaging the finale. Vandalism reported to police Funeral services are Satur Assumption at 11 a.m. Burial just after a foot-patrol officer Meanwhile, Baltimore was coming dow the stretch like day at 2 p.m. at White-Gibson- will be in St. Raymond’s observed suspicious action in ’Thursday included damage to Man ‘o War, winning one game after another and Tom Heins the vicinity. Ashwell was being flags and a bible at Calvary Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm Cemetery, Bronx, N.Y. specializing in gaining the edge with ninth inning rallies. Cuellar Named held this morning at the local Church, 647 E. Middle ’Tpke. St. Burial will be in Grove Hill It’s wait until next year for both Boston and New York. Tops Field Cemetery. The John F. Tierney Funerai police station lock-up. Cars driving on grass caused The binoculars, valued at damage at Manchester High One thing certain, both clubs generated a lot of interest in Friends may call at the Home, 219 W. Center St., is in LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) funeral home tonight from 7 to about $115, were recovered by School and Charter Oak Park’s this area, provided some entertaining baseball and gave Oriole Starter charge of arrangements. — Johnny Miller, the super 9. There are no catting hours. police. Little League field. everyone something to talk about. BALTIMORE (UPI) — Baltimore Orioles manager Earl man of the 1974 pro golf Other arrests made or sum Manager-of’Year Race Interesting Weaver has tapped Mke Cuellar, winner of 22 regular tour, says he’s tired and Bobby Heins, an unknown monses issued by Manchester While baseball is still hot, with the divisional playoffs season games, as his first pitcher against the Oakland Police included: It's time to choose four rings tour rookie from Monticello, Mrs. F. Baltronis getting off the mark Saturday , the Manager-of-the-Year Athletics in the American League playoffs which begin • Richard P. Sunderhauf, 21, N.Y., says he’s relaxed. Mrs. Valerie Kleczkowski ; ABOUT honor in the American League is definitely up for grabs. Saturday in California. of Hartford, charged with The result is Heins has the Baitronis, 28, of Stafford, a Will it be Bill Virdon of New York, Darrell Johnson or Bil Weaver said Thursday that Cuellar, his most consistent operating a motor vehicle while lead after the opening round Manchester native, died TOWN ly Mertin in Texas? Earl Weaver can’t be discounted. All starter, will pitch Saturday Dave McNally will pitch Sun Thursday at Hartford Hospital. under the influence of liquor, of the $135,(KX) Sahara In the little guy did was steer the Baltimore Orioles to day and Jim Palmer, last year’s Cy Young Award winner She was the wife of Frederick after a 1:15 a.m. one-car acci vitational and Miller finds dent on W. Middle Tpke. another Eastern divisional championship...’The same who was plagued with arm troubles most of this season, Baltronis. Sunset Rebekah lodge will himself five shots back.' meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd Indians Entertain at Tri-City Plaza Sunderhauf’s car hit a utility honor in the National League may well be given to Walter will pitch on Tuesday when the playoffs return to Mrs. Baltronis was bom Feb. “I’ve been beating my Fellows hall. After the pole near the Center St. in Alston of Los Angeles, Red Schoendienst in St. Louis or Baltimore. 13, 1946 in M a n c h e ste r, brains out all year long,” meeting, there wili be a social Opening one of their American Indian Tribal Dance Shows tersection, police said. Court tobacco chewing Danny Murtaugh in Pittsburgh. Win or That leaves lefthander Ross Grimsley in the bullpen as a daughter of Albert and Valerie Tribal Dance Show will be presented Saturday at 11 a.m. said Heins. “I decided not to Olbrias Kieczkowski of hour. Mrs. Ethel Aspinwall is in date is Oct. 28. lose, the latter will step down as the Pirates’ field boss. reliever. at Tri-City Plaza, Vernon Circle, are War Cloud, left, and and 2 and 4 p.m. The Indians who come from New York, worry about anything in this Rockville. charge of refreshments. • Robert Heim, 39, of 457 “Grimsley told George (pitching coach George Sugar Bear, both of the Seneca 'Tribe, and Shenadoah and Virginia and Canada, are not promoters but have Center St., charged with tournament and relax.” She is also survived by a son, Notes Off the Cuff Bamberger) that he could ^tch every day in the playoffs if A tag and bake sale will be Chief White Canoe of the Mohawk Tribe. The group is in demonstrated arts and crafts and put on tribal dances all evading responsibility in con On a sun-baked Thursday Andrew Baltronis, and a we needed him,” Weaver said. “He has a younger and conducted Saturday from 9 a.m. Vernon to promote Indian arts and crafts, which will be along the eastern seaboard. (Herald photo by Dunn) nection wjth an alleg^ hit-and- Warren DeMartin will chairman the annual Masonic at the 6,800-yard Sahara- daughter, Pamela Baltronis, stronger arm and can probably bounce back day after day to 3 p.m. at the United demonstrated and on sale tonight and tomorrow. The run accident Wednesday at Sports Night pro^am Oct.29 at the Masonic Temple. Nevada Country Club both at home and three sisters, if he has to.” Mrs. Paula Dugan and Miss Pentecostal Church, 185 Wood- Center and Winter Sts. No one Guest speakers will be a player from each the New York course, Heins 23, shot a five- Cuellar, the crafty 37-year-old veteran who produced a Cynthia Kleczkowski, both of bridge St. was hurt in the accident. Court Yankees and Boston Red Sox ...Bill Maher is coaching the under-par 66 to finish the date is Oct. 21. 22-10 record, will be pitching Saturday with only two days Vernon, and Mrs. Alicia Arnold St. James track squad again this fall...Birdie Tebbetts has first round one stroke ahead of Boston. • Paul R. McGilvray, 25, of been signed by the New York Yankees as a special assign of rest after being shelled in the Birds’ season ending 5-4 East Hartford, charged of Dave Eichelberger, last The funeral is Saturday at The Bowers School Country ment scout. The former major league catcher and victory in Detroit on Wednesday. But Weaver said he’d Thursday night on Waddell Rd. year’s runner-up here, and 8:15 a.m. from the Burke- Fair will be Saturday from 10 rather see Cuellar pitch with only two days off than have with operating a motor vehicle manager now lives in Bradenton, Fla...Jim Plunkett of the J.C. Snead. Fortin funeral Home, 76 a.m. to 1 p.m., rain or shine, at too much rest. COURT CASES while his license was New England Patriots has to ss^ 46 touchdown passes in Meanwhile, Miller, Prospect St., Rockville, with a the school. 45 games as a pro...If the Pats can get past Baltimore Sun “He did that after the All-Star break in July and lost Mass at St. Joseph’s Church, suspended. Court date is Oct. playing at Las Vegas as a 21. day at Foxboro for win No.4 it will match the best start three straight,” Weaver said. “Too much time off doesn’t personal favor to a Sahara Rockville, at 9. Burial will be in CIRCUIT COURT 12 lawful discharge of firearms • Steven C. Gabriel, 21, of since 1964 when victories were recorded in the first four work to his advantage.” St. Bernard’s Cemetery, Manchester Session appear Oct. 17 on other charges Hotel executive- struggled The Tolland County AARP reduced to breach of peace, 30 East Hartford, charged outings...Reggie Rucker has caught at least one pass in 30 McNally who posted a 16-13 record this year, has won Rockville. Miss Ann Marie Elliott, 22, of of third-degree burglary (two in with a 71- a round which will meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. days with execution suspended Thursday afternoon with of the Pats last 31 games...The Manchester Youth Hockey more games than any pitcher in Oriole history with a Friends may call at the Hartford, alias Anne Dukes, counts) and fourth^egree included a triple bogey on at the Elk’s Carriage House. and probation for one year on tampering with a motor vehicle lifetime mark of 181-113. McNally has been bothered by funeral home tonight from 7 to pleaded guilty to third-degree larceny. Assn, has put a limit on the number of boys at 220 for the the par-four, 442-yard sixth Police Chief Herman Fritz will condition Meyers continue to and third-degree larceny. nagging injuries this year but did not miss a single start all 9, larceny and third-degree • Gary L. Klambt, 30, of 61 coming season. Marty Stepper reports there will be three hole. be the guest speaker. foliow a course of treatment. Police said the arrest stems forgery ’Thursday in connection Lake View Dr., Coventry, different leagues, according to age, with four teams in season and lately has been throwing better than in years. “I’d be lying if I said I was reckless driving, noiled. The charge against Meyers from the alleged theft of hub There are openings available with the cashing of a stolen each...Jimmy Balesano, former Manchester High gridder, pepped up for this tour • Katherine Kocsis, age not stems from the firing of a pistol caps from a car parked on W. with the Tolland County AARP check at a Hartford National was the workhorse for Trinity last Saturday with 23 ball nament,” the blond-haired available, of East Hartford July 20 at the Imperial Arms Middle Tpke. Court date is Oct. planned trip to West Point on Bank office here June 6. carrying trips. He gained 62 yards and talli^ one Failed to Get Message failed to appear Thursday in Apartments on Regan St., 21. new PGA single season Oct. 22. Those interested in She was given six months in touchdown in the 17-14 loss to Williams. John Wholtey^ ex- In Memoriam court to face charges of third- Rockville. • Gary J. Martin, 19, of 146 money king said. “I’m sorta jail with execution suspended POLYNESIA In loving memory of Robert C. Forrest reservations may contact • Francisco Mollet, 17, of 88 Center St., charged Thursday East Catholic running back, also tallied for the Ban tired now. But I’m trying to who passed away Oct. 4 ,1973. and placed on probation for one degree burglary (two counts) Rm«i l,om «100 lo 110 000 Henry Driver, Snipsic Village, Oak St., possession of liquor on night with intoxication and dis tams...Mike Mistretta did not report for football at ’Trini get up for this for the year on the condition she comp and second-degree larceny in Keepsake assures perfect We often sit and talk of him, by Monday. town property (two counts), orderly conduct after a distur ty this fall. 'The local man was used sparingly as an end ly with any program offered at connection with August breaks clarity, fine white color and Sahara’s sake.” When we are all together, noiled. bance at a local restaurant. last year. Reds Get Gear the Blue Hills Hospital in Hart into the Bolton Pharmacy and precise cut. Heins has won $5,067.13 in For his memory is the only thing, • Michael F. Quinn, 23, of 16 Court date is Oct. 21. That we shall have forever. ford. the Lambert and Jurovaty In his first pro year compared Hathaway Lane, disorderly • Albert Lavigne, 47, of East The charge of criminal im surance Co. office, both in End of the Line to Miller’s money record Harry Forrest Bolton. A rearrest warrant was conduct in connection with a Hartford, charged early this Jim and Nancy Worthington personation was noiled (not Doug Willett copped 20 or more pitching decision with And HeadHome $346,933. ghe’s playing in his morning with pperating a motor Jerry and Donna Miller and sons issued and a $500 surety bond domestic disturbance on June prosecuted). vehicle while under the in the East Hartford Dovelettes during the past season for (UPI photo) 35th tournament of the year ordered if she is found. She was 27, failure to appear. A rearrest CINCINNATI (UPI) - “Go Gettem’ Reds.” warrant was ordered with a fluence of liquor. Court date is the fifth straight time. The local fast-ball flipper copped 21 and has only made the cut Other court dispositions released on $500 non-surety PR Director bond of $100 surety. Oct. 21. of 25 decisions...Pete Maneggia of Andover, manager of That was the message scrawled on the blackboard in the Candid Expressions of Newest Manager five times. Thursday included: Aug. 19. • Lee W. Raub, 22, of East Reed Construction, has been named winner of the annual Cincinnati Reds’ clubhouse Thursday. “Everytime I looked In Memoriam FIRE CALLS • Clifford Champlin, 22, of 32 • The charges of breach of Frank Robinson Meets the News Media in Cleveland Hartford, operating a motor Goods valued at nearly $1,500 Pat Bolduc Memorial Trophy for leading his club to the It had been there a few days, chalked in when the Reds up the ball was going in the In loving memory of Robert C. Forrest ■ Jill Diskan has been ap Village St., Rockville, third- peace against three men in vehicle while license were stolen in a burglary at the still had a shot at the National League West title. who passed away Oct. 4, 1973. pointed director of public degree larceny in connection volved in a gang fight at 1 a.m. Southbridge, Mass., Class A crown. Maneggia is a former hole,” he said. “My putter suspended, $200, and evading 190 New Bolton Rd. home of Don Gullett didn’t notice Always a silent heartache, relations at Manchester Com with a Stafford Springs theft, 30 Sept. 3 at the parking lot of the V # - Q tn a rm tU m t Manchester American Legion baseball player...WINF was really hot today.” MANCHESTER responsibility, $75. Bernice Juliano sometime Many a silent tear, munity College. She will co days in jail with' execution Crystal Lake Ballroom, (MMisiD fmm radio will air Boston Celtic and New York Knick games in the now meaningless words Thursday, 2:18 p.m. — • Richard Raymond, 29, of Wednesday, Manchester Police managed,” was pretty much But always a beautiful memory, ordinate media coverage of suspended, one year probation Ellington, were all noiled. The the NBA this season... Plainville Stadium will offer a 150- of encouragement as he Of one I loved so dear. Gasoline washdown at E. Mid MCC and its activities and will three are: James Koehler, 21, Taunton, Mass., pleaded guilty said today. filled a couple of cardboard talked out by the time he pending restitution to the vic Among stolen items were 32 lap stock car feature race Saturday night with $1,000 Human Relations dle Tpke. and Plaza Dr. (Town Wife, Connie Forrest develop increased community tim within six months. of Crystal Lake, William F. to second-degree larceny in boxes with all the parapher came in to clear out his desk Fire Department). connection with an October, Hummel figurines worth an es guaranteed the winner. awareness of what MCC offers • James G. Frye, 20, of Staf Meyers, 24, and Richard T. nalia that somehow ac and fly back home to 1973 theft. His case was con timated $1,000. Also missing Tra4*.Uwl R(«- Today, 4:10 a.m. — Report of in the, way of programs, ford Springs, breach of peace Russell, 23, both of Enfield. California. tinued until Oct. 31 for a were jewelry, cash, and coins. cumulated over the six- smoke on Bluefield Dr., no fire courses, special events and reduced from risk of injury, • Arnold MacKinnon Jr., 19, presentence investigation. month season. (Town). recreational acitivities. She three months in jail with execu of 5 Pleasant St., Rockville, dis Big Part of Job The charge against Raymond Don’s left hand raked In interview after inter In Memoriam will also undertake the im tion suspended and one year of orderly conduct and third- of first-degree failure to appear mounds of papers and AND In loving memory of our dear husband Today, 7:48 a.m. — provement of in-house com probation. degree criminal mischief in Kothf says: "The Paros stopped In this weak on RSox FireQoaches view the last two days in and father, Francis Spillane, who passed was noiled. mementos from his locker Unnecessary alarm from Box munication among faculty, • The charges of third-degree connection with a domestic dis Atlanta Sparky had talked 0 1 away October 4, 1972, • Dennis Sarrasin, 30, of their /aunt up north. They’d like to be stall into the boxes. CLEVELAND (UPI) - Frank Robinson, claimed on waivers about RADK Dorothea Spillane 28, Ridge and Cedar Sts. staff and students. In addition criminal mischief against two turbance on his street July 14, about how it hadn’t Pawcatuck, harassment in con remembered to all their Mends...” Robinson, the new manager o the three weeks ago from the California Philip Sillane (Town). she will oversee the production 16-year-old youths were noiled. failure to appear. ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Cortlands, MeCowant, Qraaninga; plus Not long ago, in happier happened in 1974 and now he nection with an August com Popowski, Stange Cleveland Indians who is both the Angels will make about $173,000 next Cynthia Spillane Hogan of all college publications and They are Michael J. Evans of He forfeited two bonds of $50 Fraah Cldar, Bartlsit A Boae Psara. Also Indian Com, Qords A days, Don had relaxed here was ready to leave the Today, 9:53 a.m. — Fire in oil plaint of a Manchester woman, year as player-manager. He succeeds advertising. 330 Hillstown Rd. and Richard each and a rearrest warrant Pumpkins. after using that left hand to season behind. highest-paid manager in baseball burner, due to delayed ignition, noiled. NATIVE: Caullllowsr, Acorn A Buttsrnul Squash, Salad Bowl, Com, Ken Aspromonte, fired last week S.VTURDAY A long-time Manchester resi- Scranton of 390 Hillstown Rd. was ordered. Also, two bonds of BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Red Sox, beginning their grip a fantastic forkball and history and the first black ever to at 85 Summit St. (Town). • Robert d. Thresher, 50, of Turnips, Egg PlanI, Lsaks, Rad A Hot Pappors, Graan A Yallow 11:00 (24) Hockey; dent, Ms. Diskan was The charges stem from an in $100 surety each were ordered Squash, Shalots, Pass, Bsiglum Endivs, Asparagus, Basts, Whits manage a major leape team, sees after leading the Tribe to fourth place 689 Main St., issuing a bad search for men who will avoid a repetition of this season’s strike out batters in hopes of “All I want to do is get my graduated from Manchester vestigation of smashed mail in case he is found. SwssI Potatoss, Chsrry Tomalosa, Broccoli, Mushrooms, the toughest part of his job as human in the American League East with a Cunudu v». USSR check, failure to appear. A disastrous slump, Thursday fired first base coach Eddie helping the Reds to the pen 1:00 (22, 30) Baseball; High School in 1960 and earned boxes in the Hillstown Rd. and • Harold J. Meyers Jr., 36, of Cranbsrrias. stuff squared away so I can relations. 77-85 record, the team’s best finish in AMBULANCE CALLS rearrest warrant issued with FRESH: Strawbsrrias, Psachss, Plums, Nactarinas, Canlaloupss, Popowski and pitching coach Lee Stange. nant. \sf a BA in history from George Redwood Farms area in July. 87 Range Hill Dr., Vernon, un fly out,” he said. And despite his historic status if he six years. I’illsburgh Log Angeles MANCHESTER bond of $50. Honsydsws, Whits A Blus Grapss, Pomsrgranatss, LImss, GrapsfrulL Popowski, who has been “It’s been a long season 1:45 (8) College Football OIL CO. Washington University in 1964. • Joseph L. Diamond, 27, of Watsrmsions, Psara. with Boston for eight years, and it doesn’t feel good right fails at that or any part of the job, he 3:00 (24) I’ro Tennis She was with the Peace Corps 20 Foster St., operating a motor "BUY ONE OR A DOZEN,AND PICK OUT YO"R OWNI" team’s Bristol, Conn., Clay Carroll and Andy And despite their shouting match EST. 1935 Thursday, 2:05 p.m. — Auto will assume other duties expects to be fir^ just as any other 4:00 (22,30) Baseball: in Turkey for two years, after vehicle while license THRIFTY WaXEND SPECIAISI E)ouble-A club, were being now,” said Gullett, finishing Kosco came in the clubhouse last Friday night, both Robinson and accident at E. Middle Tpke. and manager would be. Oakland vs. Baltimore which she spent several years suspended, 30 days in jail with RIRC APPLES (B G rads)...... 16 qt. basket S l.T B with the club, principly seriously considered as his packing and marching Plaza Dr.; police report not NATIVE CAULinOWEH...... head SVC and cleared out at 2 a.m. “I am not a superman, a miracle Gaylord Perry insisted Thursday they 5:00 (8) Wide World - working in California as one of execution suspended, improper working with younger replacements. out of the clubhouse. available. (Manchester Am ACORN A RUnERNUT SQUASH ...... 3 lbs. 3VC Thursday, right after get worker,” he said Thursday at the can play together. Perry’s angry de Drag raring, boxing, figure FUEL OIL four founders of a management use of license, $10. The charges REAL HAWAIIAN PINEAPPUS...... each S I.B V players during training Pesky, if hired, would That was the un bulance Service). ting off the plane from the mand for "$1 more in salary than skating. training company. Returning to of failure to drive to the right tnna B A im m P M R S ...... 6 lor 4VC camp and in the minor work with the team’s ceremonious end of the news conference announcing his ap Thursday, 3:56 p.m. — In Connecticut in 1971, she worked “COKE* non-returnable ...... 3 qt. btls. 7BC last road trip in Atlanta. pointment. “If we win, it’s because Robinson receives” triggered the 36.9 dustrial accident at William’s and evading responsibility were MEMBER leagues. hitters, who went into a season for Gullett and many quarrel. SUNDAY 200!<3allon Minimum for Travelers Insurance Co. as noiled. Also noiled against Dia the players do their best. When a club Electric, Sheldon Rd. Where Quality Begins 2h a p t e r ‘-*"“ • W» Sell The NsrafiL Sundty Ptptn, plus Lotttry Tlckslaf Stange, who may be collective slump this season of his teammates here George Foster was in I I :0 0 (24) Hockey: an associate marketing analyst mond was the charge of illegal moving to a similar post Thursday. Just two days does fail, 1 think the manager should Canada vs. IISSB (Manchester Ambulance Ser and for Asylum Hill, Inc. a that probably cost the club bright and early at 8 a.m. AUTOMATIC DELIVERY possession of a controlled sub SMu Mi “THE KING take the heat—and I will. "Gaylord is a real pro and a real 11:30 (22) Noire Dame vice). neighborhood improvement Routs 44A Coventry r a with the Milwaukee the divisional championship. earlier the Los Angeles Pete Rose came in later in 24 HOUR SERVICE stance. Ii IniMIMiMm OF Brewers, was given his out Dodgers had clinched the “I like to adjust myself to the talent competitor and so am I,” Robinson lligbliglils association, as director of com • James Galanek, 31, of 123 Mst of M m lib la Williams, a veteran pitcher the morning and others PRODUCE’*^ right release. division title and that was it I have,not adjust my players to me. I said. “Provided he’s satisfied with his 1:00 (3) NFI.: Redskins vs. BOLTON munications prior to joining Hemlock St., breach of peace NATIONAL who played for the Los staggered through in the Rengals 6 4 6 -6 3 2 0 SWIMMING POOL Manager Darrell Johnson, for the Cincinnati Reds in want them to go out and be loose. The contract, I don’t see any reason why Thursday, 4:09 p.m. — Injury MCC. and being found intoxicated, 742-7308 • 649-9933 PERO2
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 4, 1974 — PAGE THIRTEEN Schoolboy Elevens Play Trian Sets Record Grid Tilts Malone Rolling along with two impressive wins in as In Debut In Cheney Victory many starts, the Giants will face the Chargers (1- Indians 1) tonight in the first game RICHMOND, Va. (UPI)- of the Midget Foothall They came to see ‘big Mo.’ Behind George Trian’s (P), 4. Bisson (P), 5. Millis League douhleheader at It was supposed to be just At Home record-breaking" perfor (CT), 6. Matthews (CT), 7. Mt.Nebo. another exhibition basket mance, the Cheney Tech Kosciukiewicz (P), 8. Viera Paired in the second ball game but it was more. cross country team won its (P), 9. Schmidt (P), 10. game will be the Jets (0-1) It was the first chance to see Saturday third meet in four starts, 24- Scarito (CT). and the Eagles (0-1). Moses Malone play pro. 31, over Prince Tech yester First game starts at 6. Malone — the 19-year-old By, Len Auster day at the Beavers’ course who went from high school on the MCC campus. All American to college Having found success last Trian toured the 2.9 mile recruit to pro basketball week on the gridiron, foot layout in 15:09, eclipsing 14 Cougar millioniare in less than ball tedms from Manchester seconds off the old standard. Ings to Start three months. High and East Catholic have Right behind Trian was STORRS (UPI) - Freshman The American Basketball another go at it Saturday teammate Ed Dezso, who halfback Roger Ings will be on Hooters Association Virginia Squires afternoon. ’The Indians, a 19- also broke the mark with a the , starting lineup Saturday were the home team but in 17 winner in their opener 15:10 clocking. when the University of Connec name only. From the mo over South Windsor, enter Cheney’s Dave Millis and ticut travels to New Hampshire Deadlock ment he came on the tain Central Connecticut John Matthews placed fifth to play the Yankee Conference Coliseum floor with his Utah Interscholastic League and sixth respectively and rival, according to coach Larry teammates, Moses and the Naviaux. Thanks to a second-half goal (CCIL) foe Wethersfield John Scarito had a 10th by John Motta, Manchester Stars were the favorites. High at 1:30 at Memorial GEORGE TRIAN Naviaux said Thursday the 5- The Squires had deserted placement. foot-9- 187-pound former high Community College’s soccer Field. The Eagles, Next the Beavers meet school scoring champion from team managed to tie the Richmond as a playing site, meanwhile, journey to West South Catholic and St. Results: 1. Trian (CT) Ansonia, Conn., has improved University of Connecticut sub forced back to their Norfolk Hartford for a 2 o’clock Thomas Aquinas at Goodwin 15:09 (new course record), rapidly since he showed up ill varsity yesterday at Storrs, 1-1. home by low attendance. engagement against Hart Park in Hartford. 2. Dezso (CT), 3. Harrison for fall practice. The local record now stands But ager to cash in on the ford County Conference at 4 wins and one tie. return of a prodigal son, the rival Northwest Catholic. Manchester outshot the home Squires shrewdly scheduled club, 29-13, with Motta getting a Malone’s first pro game in Coming off a most 1^-. „ 1-.*. dozen. Besides his score, one satisfying win. Coach Larry >¥v-^ ; _ : -,.jp Richmond, only 25 miles goal try hit the goal post on a (UPI photo) Olsen’s Manchester 11 has one-and-one situation. Motta from Petersburg, where he been concentrating on pass now has 10 goals. grew up and learned how to defense'in this week’s prac Tim McConville has a virus Canada’s Bruce McGregor Disputes Decision play. A crowd of 7,314, the tices. Wethersfield, under and will be out indefinitely with second largest pro basket the direction of new coach -.t the Cougars. Russian Referee Listens But Doesn't Agree in Moscow ball crowd ever in Rich Rick McNamara, came out mond, provided ample 4 throwing in its opening reward for the opportunistic Virginia front office. (Herald photo by Dunn) triumph over Penney tossing for 206 yards. Chief (Herald photo by E)unn) Bennet High Cheered lustily when he was introduced, when he sat Trio of Manchester High Defenders architects of the aerial .t, Boolers Win game are signal-caller John East Quarterback Frank Driscoll Ready to Hand Off to Mates down, stood up or took off Mark Roach^ Steve Dawson and John Griffin Papa and favorite target still unscored upon, Bennet his warmup uniform, Gary Loomis, Joel Desimone (31), Cephus Nolen (30) and Rob Tebeccio (10) *;ip. No Holds Barred Steve Butler. Top defensive Junior High’s soccer team whie Malone spent the first few personnel for the Eagles are whitewashed Kosciuszko Junior minutes of the game on the Gary Kottke and Steve High of Enfield yesterday at bench, causing grumbles Bruno. ''- I ® home, 2-0. and a few disparaging yells Stars Hard Pressed The Silk Towners will Van Brocklin on Thin Ice^ Tom Orlowski and Ed Case IN Hockey ^War^ from the antiipating crowd. counter with a ball control accounted for the scores. Bill Moran, Greg Smayda, type offense, revolving Mike Jordan and Bob Case all MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet- In Outscoring Fire around senior tri-captain Must Beat Giants Sunday turned in fine defensive games “chuckles,” accused Team Canada of l*!?.5srsiiK and quarterback Jack for the winners as well as goalie Canadian ice war has turned into a violating an agreement not to play Maloney. The .ribes’ BOWLING Jack Quinn. cold war with no holds barred. rough. CHICAGO (UPI) - possession and were within minute to go in the first half overland arsenal also in “According to our criminal code a Charlotte went into NEW YORK (UPI) - National and then both played brilliantly in an The sixth game Thursday between Say it where striking distance of the goal when Larry Shears in cludes Pete McCluskey, Football L ea^e action Sunday will (UPI photo) man who starts a fight and injures our Thursday’s night nationally line on two other occasions upset of Dallas last week. KACEY- Frank Ruff 500, Phil Team Canada and the Soviet national tercepted a pass by Bill Jason Dpdge and John Kunz. mark the beginning of one coaching ice hockey team ended with a free-for- player should be jailed for 1 days. they see it... televised game against the only tp have their^ efforts Cappelman and went 44 Also, the Falcons have basically the DesJardins 500, Nets Johnson They will be running behind career and pperhaps ‘ the end of 203-572, Real Audet 514, Ken Model Paula Griffith Scores in England all fight which left one Soviet player Such a man is persona non grata.” Chicago Fire as the World nullified by fumbles. yards for a touchdown which same team that barely missed the MCC Golfers the blocks of sophomore Bob another. Tomlinson 221-561, Norbert Actresses and Models Clashed in Rugby Match bleeding badly. Canadian coach Billy Harris shot in a Football League’s best “The Fire did something playoffs last season. ’The big problem gave the Stars 23 points in Noonan, Larry Wagner and The beginning belongs to Joe Audet 550, Dave Brown 201-552, Divide Match The Soviet coach said the Canadian back: “And what about Vasiliev?” defensive team but the Stars no one else has been able to the period, moping them has been at quarterback, where Bob Classified AD Rich Nicholas among Thomas- who adds the head coaching Lee has been unable to find the magic Bud Tomlinson 510, Ron player who allegedly started the fight He was referring to a brawl in the needed the offense to pull do,” Stars Coach Babe from a five-point deficit to Manchester Community second period when Valeri Vasiliev others. Defensive standouts job to his general manager role with he generated last season and has been Jeroszko 212-529, A1 LaPlant ought to go to jail. out a 41-30 victory. Parilli said. “They hit the an 18-point lead. 221-563, Milt Kershaw 526, College split a tri-match at the against South Windsor in the Baltimore Colts. 'Thomas replaces benched in favor of Pat Sullivan, the The Soviets easily won the game, 5- punched Bruce McGregor at least five The Stars transplanted to long ones on us. The fake The Stars with Brian Terry Means 506, Wendell "Major College Grid Roundup Keney Park in Hartford. times. liB?" •“ cluded Bob Hawkes, Bob Howard Schnellenberger, fired last former Heisman Trophy winner from 2, giving themselves an unassailable "iifssSrtJ.w'SRSte.'Ji’iSrfli'W.sr- Charlotte from New York punt was a key play for them Dowling at quarterback, Poucher 539, Fred Nassiff 504, M.C.C. defeated UConn Hart Digan and Mark ' Roach. Sunday after harsh words with owner Auburn. ford 3V2-lVi, while losing to two-game lead in the eight-game Harris accused Soviet referee last week, scored five of the because it got them back scored only once in the se Mike Hodge 508, John Martin Viktor Dombrovsky of losing control Strong performances from Robert Irsay about wno should New England is a 14-point favorite UConn Stanford, 4-1, Larry series. Even if Canada wins the next first eight times they had into the game. We have to cond half on a 24-yard run by 202-534, Vic Squadrito 544, of the game and clearly favoring the these characters will be quarterback the team. while the Giants are four-point picks. Mario Frattaroli 534, Ray Morytoko of Hartford took two games Saturday and Sunday it can play better defense next Don Highsmith in winning Soviet side. needed to topple the in The man in trouble is Norm Van In other NFL games Sunday St. Duhamiel 510, Leo Nelson 200- Powerhouse Teams medalist honors with a 78, while only gain a draw. The series stands at week.’’ NEW their ninth game against vading Eagles. Brocklin. His Atlanta Falcons con 212-593, John Ragna 201-203-594, Dennis Turning led MCC with 3-1 with two games tied. Dombrovsky assessed seven of 10 USED The fake punt did lead to a Louis is at San Francisco, Minnesota five defeats to remain in Speaking of Eagles, the sidered to be the top opposition for Bruce Davis 551. 79. Earl Everett was the only game penalties against the Canadians Chicago touchdown, coming at Dallas Washington at Cincinnati, When the final whistle blew Cana C YOUnCSTf RS 6-IS contention for the WFL’s East Catholic Eagles finally Los Angeles in the National Cougar to take, both of his dian attacker Rick Ley went for while overlooking several Sovietfouls. when Lonnie Crittendon Buffalo at Green Bay Denver at Kan matches. Eastern Division title. got their offense in high gear Conference West, have dropped all Valeri Kharlamov, a half-Spaniard Harris said the Canadians were BICYCLES went back to punt with the Charlotte is one game sas City Oakland at Cleveland, Detroit Y LEAGUE- Tony Marinelll Top-Heavy Favorites M.C.C. 3V2, UConn Hartford and tallied 44 points against three games. Sunday’s struggle with going strong until the ugly Vasiliev- LARGEST SEL ACTION OF (oniPCTc ball on the Fire 46. Instead at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Houston, 190-139-458, A1 Bujaucius 158- 1% whom the Canadians consider to be behind first-place Florida. Kolbe last week. Coach John the New York Giants at New Haven, the dirtiest player on the Soviet side. McGregor incident. Vasiliev clearly NEW BICYCLES IN THE he ran for 32 yards and set The loss was the fifth in a Philadelphia at San Diego and New 139-135-432, Hank Martyn 152- Turning (MCC) def. VERNON AREA LaFontana will need a Conn., could be the Dutchman’s last if Gasiewski 5-3, Morytko def. Within seconds almost all the attacked the Canadian and should up 1-yard TD sprint by Cyril row for Chicago but Coach Orleans at Chicago. The New York 141-419, Mike Balesano 158-142- NEW YORK (U P I)-F o r point choices over Alabama, in quest of its Professionally Assembled repeat performance if the things don’t start turning around soon. 419, Ed Bujaucius 145-418,oe Frazier (MCC) 5-4, Reeves players joined in a wild melee of have received a 10-minute penalty Pinder. But that only pulled Jim Spavital was not dis Jets are at Miami Monday night. the third consecutive week, Washington State this Satur fourth consecutive Harris said. locals are to upend a strong Van Brocklin’s task might be easier One of the big games will be at San Pagano 143-135-401, Pete (MCC) def. Heath 4-3, Everett punches and oaths. Kharlamov the Fire within 11 points pleased by his players’ per th e nation’s leading day but the game is being Southeastern Conference Instead, Dombrovsky put both Northwest outfit. than Thomas’. Francisco, where two surprising clubs Brazitis 149-402, Russ DeVeau (MCC) def. Ericson 6-5, Arcari emerged with his face mashed, drip T with less then six minutes to collegiate powerhouses go formances, especially The West Hartford-based Baltimore, which has lost its first 143-397, Rocco Lupacchino 153- played at Seattle, and it is championship and its (MCC) and Jachimowics even. ping blood onto the ice. Only six of the players in the penalty box for five play and the damage was tangle. St. Louis is 3-0 and first in the into battle as top-heavy Cappelmn’s. Warriors create plenty of three games is loaded with first and 395, Don Carpenter 137-391, Bill obvious that Hayes has some seventh in 11 years, has UConn Stafford 4, MCC 1 24 Soviet players remained to shake minutes, even though McGregor had done. NFC East while San Francisco is tied favorites to win. trepidation about the trip. VSBHON) “He put 30 points on the headaches with their second year players and must face a Adamy 161-371, Art Johnson averaged 32 points and 483 Natale def. Turning (MCC) 1- hands with the Canadians. The rest not lifted a hand to defend himself. The Stars’ Tom Sherman, with Los Angeles for the NFC West By now though, hardly any up Cohen Def. Frazier (MCC) 4- board, and we’ll be able to wishbone offense. “You can New England team that is playing 367, Don Simmons 138-368, Gene “I can’t feel that being yards per game while run stalked off in disgust. And he overlooked the two-minute who sat out the second half lead. Minnesota, the only other un- Tirinzonie 142-370, Roy DeVeau of them are taking their No. 1 is a great aid to any ning up a 3-0 record this 3, Forantino def. Reeves (MCC) BiKE; put in more offense this give their jayvee teaih" probably the best ball in the league. Ley said Kharlamov “gave me a lit penalty Vasiliev should have got for with a strained knee, almost baten team besides New England and 138-365, Bert Davis 358, Charlie notices seriously. team this time of year,” he 1-up Everett )MCC) def. Lab- week. We went with him trouble,” LaFontana com The Patriots are 3-0, including wins season. The Tide isn’t likely tle bit of his stick in the stomach. tripping, the cause of the incident. put the game out of reach in because he has a little more St. Louis- faces a Dallas team smar Whelan 354, Fred McCurry 352, Among the mighty who said. “It’s difficult because to slow down now since bancz 6-5, Carriero def. Arcari mented, “But by the time over mighty Miami and Los Angeles (MCC) 1-up. When the game was over, I let him “I wouldn’t come back here again the first half. He hit 7-of-13 ting from back-to-back upset losses to Ed Kovis 351, Joe Twaronite have fallen already are any team can make its Florida has emerged as a experience. We still need they get to the varsity they and are looking like the powerhouse 356. have it.” for a million dollars,” said Paul POST ROAD PLAZA passes for 213 yards and two Philadelphia and the Giants. Notre Dame, Nebraska, season by beating No. 1 and more defensive work but we have the wishbone system they were in the early days of the AFL surprise contender. Boris Kulagin, the dour Soviet Henderson. “I’d go home right now. MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 touchdowns includiing a 63- Washington is at Cincinnati in Southern California- Penn you can be sure every team started to do some things down pat.” Fullback John in the 1960s. coach whom the Canadians call I’m not kidding. That refereeing was V E R N O N . CONN. 872-31S9 yard toss to wide receiver A1 another game which will have a major State and Texas so can it be will be pointing for you.” Hockey Schools well.” Stosuy, (6-2, 215), son of Atlanta, however, takes on a Giant PARKADE DUSTY - Skip just a complete joke.” Barnes and a 45-throw to effect on division titles. Washington is small wonder if members of Hayes doesn’t discount the EXPERT REPAIRS Virgil Carter, the league’s Northwest Coach Walt team that has been erratic. TTie Giant Kelly 210, Bob Baker 215, Mike The Gators, seeking their Prior to opening day the tight end Bert Askson. Sher looking to capitalize on Cowboy Juszczak 227, Roland Smith 200, the elite are wondering if chance of an upset by Manchester Youth Hockey ON BICYCLES leading passer, suffered a Stosuy, is big and powerful offense collapsed in their opening loss first league title in 42 years Ehrlich Joins GET OUR FREE ESTIMATE man ran for a touchdown failures in the NFC East while Cincin Dick Murphy 209-209-571, Ted the fickle finger of fate will Washington State. Asso. is conducting three MON thru SAT broken finger last week and and has breakaway speed of trying, have won their «30AM lotlOPM to Washington, the defense folded in a nati tries to get a jump on Pittsburgh Bidwell 231-598, Ed Yourkas be pointing their way next? separate schools during the You’ll Be Happy You DIdl himself from the one. underwent surgery which once in the open. Others “There’s better balance of first three games in im Local Station OPEN TH URSS FRI EVENING TIL 9 The killer for the Fire defeat at the hands of New England in AFC Central. 201-204-595, Terry Sheppard 251- Could the next victim be month of October — referee, will sideline him the rest of whom the Eagles will have power,” he said, “and it’s a pressive style and have George Ehrlich has joined the PAVE BEFORE WINTER COMES! •••SHARPENINGeee came with less than a 182-196-629, Bill Avery 204-205- Ohio State, perhaps? It’s a more upset-oriented season. coaches and goalie. Their pur the season. to stop are Dennis Robinson 577, Ken Thomas 210-225-174- moved into the No. 8 spot in staff at WINF radio in ROTARY LAWN MOWER BLADES feeling that hasn’t escaped Purdue beat Notre Dame pose is to improve the calibre of Bituminous Driveways • Parking Lots and helmsman Gil Walton. 609, Ed Yourkas 595, Leo the national rankings. coaches within the program; to Manchester as sports director. GRASS SHEARS Coach Woody Hayes who is ■ • Repairs & Sealing • Concrete Hoping he’s found the win Nelson 502, Roy Riggott 217-571. and Wisconsin beat Florida does not have teach the fundamentals of T he former popular ALSO KNIVES SCISSORS ETC well aware of the trend the ning combination, LaFon Nebraska and was edged by Alabama on its schedule this refereeing to interested fathers sportscaster with WTIC in • Septic Systems Wt kMNT Oberi* Canlt Orlando Grid Franchise college season has taken. Colorado. Penn State lost to Hartford will conduct his own tana will open with junior season, and could verify its and older boys; and to teach the ALL BICYCLESBi REPAIRS MERCHANTS - Lou The Buckeyes, although Navy and Texas was art of goalkeeping to boys of all sports show Monday thru Fall fixup time starts Frank Driscoll at quarter position as a contender by GSH PAVING & CONSTRUCTION CO. GUARANTEED DellaFera 136, Rich Mazur 138- the top-ranking team in the Friday from 6:20 to 7 p.m. back. 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If and when East returned to Orlando Walt Stanley 358, Stan SLATE Methodist in two of their .THURS., FRI., SAT. puts the ball in the air, split tries in the World Football Wednesday, apparently un Mikolowsky 351. high.” Florida will have the in rc R T H i first three games. end Gary Loomis is the League may be taken over by successful, but left again Four of the other teams home field advantage and is the WFL front office today for Thursday. They are whopping 27- Friday among the top six also are favored by three points. primary receiver. non-payment of bills. Last month the WFL took LADIES’ BICYCLES D efensively, 6-2, 191- SOCCER Pep and Vejar favored by a minimum of ^ p u n r Managing partner Rommie control of the Jacksonville three touchdowns and un DOUBLE TROUBLE i pound Tom Hornat from his ManrhcRler at Windham Loudd, who apparently knows In other games involving Sharks, last in the league’s East Both Available doubtedly they will be as linebacking post has been Rollon at Raron Academy all about how to build a winning Division, because players the top 10 fourth-ranked much on guard as is Ohio 3 SP E E D outstanding in each of the Rham at Oomwell football team but hasn’t learned hadn’t been paid for more than Two members of the Athletic Vinal Teeli at Coventry List Speaker State. Texas A&M is a three-point ROLLFAST first three tilts. Sophomore the secret of inducing the public three weeks. Owner Fran Department of the State Simttliury at Rorkville Alabama, ranked No. 2, is choice over Kansas, Only SO Left end 6-3, 180-pound Ed to pay to see it, was given until Monaco, Deland , Fla., medical Department of Consumer seventh-ranked Texas Tech 4 South Windaor at RIoomfield Boston Red Sox announcer picked by 21 points over Sadloski made his first start 8 p.m. today to raise money or instruments maker, handed Protection are available for fresh from its startling up Ellington at Eaat Windsor face WFL repossession of the Ken Coleman will be the 19th-ranked Mississippi, last week and performed back the franchise he paid speaking engagements at ser set of Texas, is three over CROSS COUNTRY Florida Blazers who ead the $450,000 for last spring. The vice clubs and benefit func feature speaker at the first third-ranked Michigan is 18 well. Oklahoma State, ninth- FALL FINAL Manehesler at Wethersfield WFL Eastern Division with a team has remained at Jackson tions, Willie Pep and Chico annual East Hartford Sports points over Stanford, fifth- East is 1-1-1 and ranked Auburn is a three- coffipcrmoo East Catholie at Farmington 10-4 record. ville while the WFL seeks local Vejar. Night at the Marco Polo ranked Nebraska is 24 over Twin 80 Mams You can show your Northwest is 2-1. ’The con (Avon) point underdog to No. 12 A Dallas, Tex., radio station investors to keep it there. Sam Cohen of the Athletic Restaurant, East Hartford Minnesota and sixth-ranked football skills while com test will be the HCC opener Portland at (-oveniry (WRR) reported that the David Williams one of the Department publicity staff Miami and lOth-ranked peting against-other 'Ellington at East Windsor Oct. 18. Notre Dame also rates as 24 Blazers may move there and principal investors in the reports there is no fee for Proceeds, which honors Southern California is nine youngsters your own age. play their two final home points better than Michigan NASCAR Late Model Sportsmen Blazers, indicated he has appearances of the two former veteran athlete and sports over Iowa. Just bring your parent games in the Cotton Bowl if severed his connection with the fighters. Pep is in the promo State. or guardian to register. arrangements can be worked team and evicted its front of tion department and Vejar is pormoter, Ray McKenna, Fully Get a free Tips Book and out. l^udd was said to be in fice from his Holiday Inn here executive director of the will be donated to the Jim assembled Oct.Sth & 6th 2PM A start practicing. FALL TREE CARE Dallas conferring with poten this week. Athletic Department under my Fund, the favorite and tial investors. 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Call 643-2711. will, very likely, be conversing 42 » Building Supplies vegetables, Vermont cheese I PARTS DEPARTMENT i THE IDEAL retirement liome. carefully screened students are One example of the many take three years each of volleyball program. (In Brazil puckchasers were shut out 4-0 squad journeyed to Moncton, 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs 647-1810. winter league, but the Ice and handicrafts. Pie and coffee JOB OPENING for full-time A lovely 5-room Cape, chosen on the -basis of fluentiy toward the end of the cultural exchanges shared Chemistry, Physics, and Math. Simone’s town volleyball team by Suffield on Saturday, and the New Brunswick, Canada, for 44 — Livestock Palace management has 45 — Boats & Accessories will be served. salesperson for hardware and [•COUNTER HELP - Ex-f fireplaced living room, most scholarstic achievement, per semester. between Simone and the Gar- BUSINESS secretary - recep Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 In Usceu-Alagoas there are two played in the championship.) following night dropp^ a tough two games against the Moncton expressed the opinion that the 46 •— Sporting Goods housewares department. I perience preferred, will* convenient kitchen, formal sonality, interests, background, The native ianguage of Brazil mans happened recently. 47 — Garden Products tionist for dental office. Five medical universities. Many Since Usceu-Alagoas’ 4-3 decision on South Windsor. Flyers. The series was caliber of Manchester hockey is Apply: W. T. Grant Company, ! a ^ p t trainee. ■ dining room, two large VERNON - Purchase this love Coventry ability to adapt to different is Portuguese and NOT Simone decided that her 48 — Antiques days a week. Experience town students attend these weather is very warm year Manchester’s record now arranged by coach Noel, who not quite good enough. 49 — Wanted to Buy Manchester Parkade. An equal bedrooms, beautiful grounds, ‘Spanish, as many people □ FINANCIAL preferred. Send resume to P.O. [•STOCKMAN ■ ly 4-bedroom home. 5 3/4% situations and capability of get “family” should taste Brazilian schools to become doctors. It is round Simone is eagerly stands at one win, 3 losses, and comes from Mancton. Although The team has been together opportunity employer. excellent location. No need for assumable mortgage. Monthly PILGRIM HILLS ting along well with others. The believe. ’There are definite RENTALS Box 1, G lastonbury, Conn. ■ • DRIVER [ the expense of a car, you are food. After hours of shopping important to note that colleges awaiting her first winter one tie. Manchester lost both games, by in one form or another since 52 — Rooms lor Rent 06033. payments $200.33. P. I. T. I. Immaculate 5'/2 room Ranch, similarities between the two within walking distance to all potential hosting family must, and cooking, she prepar^ a and universities are federally season. She has never owned a The Saturday game was not a scores of 6-0 and 12-2, Noel April of 1973, during which time 53 — Apartments for Rent Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 HEAT TREAT I Apply to Parts Manager ! Asking $45,000. Call Audrey fully carpeted, paneled Hying also, submit a descriptive syn languages. I»-fact, Miss Bar typical Brazilian dinner. It con good outing offensively for stated that comparing the two 54 — Homes for Rent necessities. Room for the com Schaefer, Broker, 875-5351. room with-firepi^e, Jrftcjion subsidized, students don’t have pair of mittens or winter coat. they amassed a 38-7-6 record. 55 — Business for Rent EXPERIENCED male cabinet- pany of your grandchildren. opsis of their lives and interest bara Moraitis (a ninth grade Manchester, who have been MORTGAGES, loans first, se Capitol Area with dinette, 3 b lo o m s , V /z sisted of a rice codfish to pay tuition. As a result many Imagine her exitement when teams is like “comparing 10-1; Noel indicated that he will 56 — Resort Property for Rent maker wanted - Excellent op I / m o r i a r t v b r o t h e r s . John F. Bruce, Broker, Rose A. in AFS. The selected student Spanish teacher) was able to .casserole and a banana torte having difficulty mounting their 57 — Wanted to Rent cond, third. All kinds. Realty, ; Someone with general portunity. Call Displaycrat MANCHESTER - 8-room baths, breezeway with over students attend to further their the first snowflakes fall! they were that unevenly definitely not coach the team 58 — Misc. for Rent J M s V a & Bruce, Agent, 872-6600,875-4331. lives with a compatibleTamily act as interpreter for this inter- dessert. Simone has already attack as of late. However, the matched.” Moncton’s roster in statewide, credit rating un : knowledge of heat treating. Inc., Manchester, Mane' 643-9557. ^ 315 C IN T IR 5T-. M A N C H IIH R .C O N N .' Ph«n« 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 ’ ■ Colonial in A1 shape. Four big sized garage. Beautiful education. Simone plans to The AFS year should prove to past the 12-game slate unless he necessary. Reasonable, nliden- bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 2-car in town while attending school. view, though she speaks adjusted to the American diet. defense played quite well, led cludes players that are 19 or 20 AUTOMOTIVE Interview strictly confidential SEVEN ROOM Ranch, first wooded lot. Priced to sell become a doctor, in Brazil. be v e ^ interesting for MHS’ers gets a concrete schedule to 61 — Autos lor Sale tial, quick arrangements. Alvin garage, fireplace, 2 large I had the pleasure of inter Spanish and not Portuguese. In Brazil school begins in by senior goalie Chuck Mum- KEYBOARD operator - 8-4:30 floor family room. Master quick at $33,900. MHS, in Simone’s opinion, is and Simone. Let’s plan to ac years old, and who have been on follow. 62 — Trucks for Sale Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 .m. in firm located near South porches. Super buy at $39,900. Simone needs help taking class 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale STANLEY P. ROCKWELL CO. bedroom will take king size fur viewing MHS’s new AFS stu March and ends in December. great despite her temporary tively participate in AFS’ ford, who in the opinion of skates almost that long. Noel The roster of the Manchester Constitution Plaza, Hartford. SHEET METAL Apprentice - Red Carpet of South Windsor, notes. It would be appreciated 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles indsor/Manchester town line. Start full-time now with 1-2 niture. Immediate occupancy. dent, Simone S. Lesse from The school day varies from communication handicap. Her exciting club program. Manchester coach Roger Noel, indicated that his two team reads as follows: Terry 65 ~ Campers-Traiiers-Mobile Evenings, 233-6879. 296 Homestead Avenue Experience with photo type set 528-9731. Usceu-Alagoas, Brazil. if students offered to take them grade to grade, and the students “played his best game since goaltenders, Milka and Mum- Homes Hartford • 246-5621 years experience. Must be Mortgages available at 5% 646-1180 favorite subjects include Together we can create a year Milka, (Jhuck Mumford, Clark ting equipment necessary. For r r H The G ^rge German’s of for her, until she has a better attend in time shifts. Last year. putting on the pads.” 66 — Automotive Service MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd registered. Jobseekers, 568- down. Present mort biology, French, and physical of pleasant memories. — ford, both played excellent Brown, Dave Wetherell, Mark 67 ~ Autos for Rent-Lease information please phone Mrs. 1070. assumable. Only $29,900. Pasek, East Hartford Jessica Laufer ’The Sunday contest was a games, and that “the scores Dowling, Keith Gemmel, Steve mortgages — interim financing HOUSEKEEPER wanted to Mohney or Mrs. Wilkas at 644- MERRITT AGENCY — expeditious and confidential Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- CHOICE BUY much better team effort, both could easily have been 200 if not Melia, Dave Wicks, Warren supervise home and two school- 2431. PERSON with enthusiasm and 8243. offensively and defensively. for them. service, J.D. Real Estate age boys (6 and 11). Choice of Three bedroom split, spacious REALTOR Cottle, and Larry Ruel (all of •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Assoc. 646-1980. dynamic personality for AFS Means Understanding South Windsor opened the ’The future of the Manchester whom are attending or have live in or daily. Call 872-8712 ' t o U e r s telephone sales. No experience living room with cathedral scoring with a goal from the after 5 p.m. ceilings, warm family room, Magazines team following the present attended M.H.S.), Randy Bell, OVERDUE BILLS? Money ALL-AROUND MACHINISTS necessary. Call M. O’Brien at Tolland opening face-off with just 13 □ NOTICES 646-8160 or 646-4260 after 1 p.m. l '/2 baths, treed lot, pool, $3600 ALUMINUM-sided 6-room Introduction has been brought here to study nam, who was in Italy for the Asked twelve-game Fall League Marty Seddlemeyer, Ken available to property owners. BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS Ranch, country kitchen with Also attending the meeting seconds gone. But later in the MACHINE repairman - All- Monday-Friday. $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 . down and $291 per month to for the entire school year. Last summer. Both are available as schedule is uncertain. Peter Fahey, John Turgeon, Scott State-wide, quick, confidential. Top wages, fringe benefits dishwasher and stove, plenty of ’The overall purpose of AFS is was Dr. Cirrugnas, a speaker same period, juniors Ken around work. First or second New Listing — Five acres of qualified veteran. Call for year, for the first time, a can speakers to interested groups, The Manchester High School Downey, director of the Bolton Trudon, Marty Drobny, Mike Lott and Found Pay only $12 monthly per thou- and overtime. Minimum 3 cabinets. Full basement, large to promote international peace and professor of Portugese and Fahey and Keith Gammel shift. Experience preferred, PLUMBING Apprentice - With wooded privacy comes with more details. didate was chosen to spend a after the first of the year. Art Department is looking for Ice Palace, made a fine effort Drobny and Mike Armstrong. — sand. Credit check un but will train aggressive treed lot. Low 30’s. Keitli Real and harmony, by bringing the Braziliiii history and culture. years experience required. own transportation and 1-2 th is 4 '/2 -room Ranch, whole school year abroad, as Anyone desiring further infor the February and May 1974 broke through for goals, giving to include the team in the varsi Russ Wilson LOST - Brown, black and yellow necessary. Burke Mortgage mechanical-minded person. WARREN E. HOWLAND Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922 diverse peoples and customs of Others attending the meeting Company, 649-0378 anytime. Must be able to set up and years experience start full heatolator fireplace in living C well as one for the summer issues of Arizona Highways. Manchester a 2-1 lead, and Ran long haired tabby cat, female. mation on this should contact were Simone Lessa, Sabina Good opportunity, excellent work from blueprints. Apply time. Must be registered. room, sliding glass doors to Realtors the world a little bit closer program. Unfortunately, the These magazines contain two dy Bell scored the final Charter Oak St. area. Reward, benefits. Equal opportunity Jobseekers, 568-1070. MANCHESTER - West side, Mrs. Catherine Putnam at 643- Klocke, Pat Gerrigian, and SO at kitchen to outdoors, 643-1108 newer quality built Ranch, together. Its chief means of AFS central office in New York excellent articles on ceramics Manchester goal on a long shot call 646-8638. employer. (Jail Little Bike, 4460. SO MHS students. Simone Lessa School Calendar outbuildings. large country kitchen, rec doing this is by bringing was unable to find a place for and are wanted for use in the from the red line. South Wind 8:30-3:30 only. 646-7550. PARAGON TOOL is this year’s AFS exchange stu FOUND - Siamese cat, male, □ EMPLOYMENT room, enclosed porch. High students to foreign countries to her. library as reference magazines. sor scored twice in the second Football game, JV’s at home, COMPANY Business Opportunity 14 AMEDY REALTY VERNON - Four-room expan learn about as many aspects of Meeting dent, described at some length For the week of Friday, Oct. at 3:15 p.m. vicinity Williams Road, Bolton, CUSTODIAN - earn $2.75 per 30’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- The town chapter, which con Anyone who has information stanza and once in the third to on Monday. Brown Point. Call 121 Adams Street REALTORS 875-6238 dable Ranch, new kitchen, just 0131. it as present themselves. ’This The second meeting of AFS in another article on this page. 4 to Friday, Oct. 11: Tues., Oct. 8: Field hockey Help Wanted hour, 6 nights weekly, full time, sists of a ciub at the high concerning these magazines is wrap up the decision. 646-1572. 13 Professional services 7 days a week. refinished throughout. Nicely is the plan on a grand scale, but took place Tuesday, Sept. 24, at Sabina Kiocke is an exchange Fri., Oct. 4: Flower Day, red game at Newington, 3 p.m. near Bradley Field area, — ___ Manchester landscaped lot. Excellent loca school, and an adult town com asked to call the MHS library at Once again, the defense kept MANCHESTER AFS works at the community Debby Duchesneau’s home. student from Germany, with a and white carnations are on Home soccer game against FULL-TIME Janitorial transportation important. tion. 7 1/2% financing available mittee, centers its program 646-5854, Ext. 364. the Manchester squad in the LOST - Black toy poodle with Jobseekers, 568-1070. HOUSEKEEPERS - Full time, ^.M G RIL T Guest speakers were Debbie group called “ Youth for sale for 40 cents today and Enfield, at 3:15 p.m. Superintendent needed for NEW LISTING - Six room to qualified buyer. $28,900. LARGE FAMILY? level, too. around the financing of, and game, with sophmore long tail in vicinity of Lenox 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., five-day Streeter and Mark Abrams. Understanding”. She is also tomorrow. Fifties Dance and apartment buildings. Free SERVICE STATION Cape. Master bedroom will Adjoining 2 1/4 acre building lot Here is an oversized custom In Manchester, as in knowiedge to be gained from defensemen Clark Brown Current Affairs meeting at Street. Answers to “Nickie” . TOOL MAKERS - All-around week, including one weekend Both are presently seniors at spending this school year in Pep Rally, 7:30 p.m. in the 7:30 p.m. in Room 219. apartment, good salary. Must take king size furniture. also available. Financing possi Cape that should hold your thousands of communities these two students. The playing a fine game, (ioalie Reward. 646-8451. machinists and Bridgeport day. Good starting salary,' Lease Opportunity Modern country size kitchen ble by owner, 875-9482. UConn, and both spent their Manchester, and is staying with gym. Fall Athletes will be ad be dependable, handy, and family nicely. 3 or 4 across the U.S. local AFS program aiso branches out into Wed., Oct. 9: Student willing to work at maintenance, operators. Top wages, fringe liberal fringe benefits. AppW in with plenty of cabinets. Full junior year at the University of the Albert family. mitted free, 50 cents with SAA, LOST - Savings Passbook No. chapters are organized to bring other activities like inter Assembly at 7 p.m. in cafeteria. minor repairs, and lawn care. benefits and overtime. person: East Hartford Con MANCHESTER cellar, city utilities, bus line, VERNON - Super colossal buy, bedrooms, l '/2 baths, rec Sano Paulo, which is located in Pat Gerrigian, from $1.50 without. Beginning of 037-0-03283-1, Hartford National a more worldly view to club national dinners, and weekend Somanhis meeting at 2:20 p.m. Seeking adult without children. Experience preferred, but will valescent Home, 745 Main Days: 528-9894 two full baths. Easy financing 8-room Raised Ranch. Two full room, sun porch, carpeting, members as well as exchange the southeastern part of Brazil. Thailand, is a former AFS stu Rock Review Homecoming Activities. in Room 235. Bank and Trust Co., Middle train right man. Apply at Street, East Hartford. with 5% down. Only $32,900. baths, 2-car garage, whole in garage, eat-in kitchen. Price? retreats (the ciub is presentiy Turnpike Office. Application Write Box “ B” Manchester Evenings: 875-6340 students, and to raise money Their presentation at this dent to Detroit, and is very Deep Purple has, in recent Sat., Oct. 5: Varsity football 'Thurs., Oct. 10: Away Field Herald, giving age, experience, Paragon Tool Company, 121 Pasek, Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, terior remodeled and $35,900. Call Tony Wasilefsky planning one for Coiumbus Day He is one of 6ie most prolific made for payment. both to send an exchange stu meeting consisted of slides of much involved in the AFS years, fallen into the rut of game, home at 1:30 p.m. Hockey game, 3 p.m. at Hall. previous employment. Adams Street. DISHWASHER - over 18 for 742-8243. redecorated within last two at 649-5306, eves. 872-0003. weekend). The high school club writers rock has ever seen. ’The I An equal opportunity empfoyarj dent from town abroad, and to their trip to Brazil, and also ar program. He is presently releasing albums with three or Homecoming Weekend. Varsity soccer game at evening work. Contact Mr. St. months. Owner transferred. EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY is meeting every other Tuesday group’s first big hits were FOUND - Female, calico cat, 8- MEN part time nights for Germain, Steak-Out Restaurant bring a student from abroad to ticles that they brought back working with the Family Plan four decent cuts and five or six Mon., Oct. 7: JV soccer Wethersfield, 3:15 p.m. AIR FORCE Reserve - Be a EXCLUSIVE - By owner, no Sacrificing at $52,900. Red BARROWS A WALLACE evening this year, for a variety “Really Got Me” and “All The 10 years old approximately. counter work and dishwashing. of Vernon, Tolland Turnpike, brokers. Beautiful Colonial, Carpet of South Windsor, 528- live here. In the past, one stu from Brazil, such as musical in ning program in Hartford, until terrible ones. ’They have es game, home against Enfield, at MHS vs. Buckley, volleyball Call 643-4651 or 646-1030. paid volunteer. Part-time. No Mandissttr Nsw Havsn Hartfonl of activities. Day and All of ’The Night.” The experience necessary. Call Apply in person at Bonanza, 287 Talcottville. corner home, living room, for 9731. dent from Manchester has struments, a ring made from December, when he will be caped from this trend with 3:15 p.m. match, away at 3:15 p.m. 64S-5306 3S7-1818 72S-M18 This year, AFS has Simone Kinks then disappeared from CoUect, (413 ) 593-5237/5238. West Middle Turnpike, between mal dining, den, four bedrooms, spent the summer abroad every the crystal of a topaz geode, an leaving to return home. “ BURN.’’ They simply Away volleyball match at Fri., Oct. 11: Home JV soccer LOST - Passbook No. 26-010055- 2-4, or call 649-1154 anytime. Lessa, who is here from Brazil the singles scene for a number FORBES & WALLACE - We two baths, modern kitchen, full year, and one foreign student amethyst crystal, and Brazilian The club hopes to attend a eliminated the three or four de Hall High at 3:15 p.m. game at 3:15 p.m. 8. Connecticut Bank & Trust are looking for an experienced MANCHESTER LOVELY for the year, and George Sweet of years to reappear a few HOUSE CANVASS □EDUCATION basement, fireplace, hot water FOREST HILLS PRINCETON STREET - hat. black church in Hartford, a cent cuts and did all terrible Company. Application made for salesperson for our mjpliance heat, 2-car garage. Manv years ago with the song “Lola.” payment. Enumerators - Wanted for the STONE A FRAME Choice location, four bedrooms, Spanish and French mass, a ones. Manchester City Directory. AVON and furniture area. Excellent extras. Beautifully landscaped. Recently, Davies has created living room with screened Jewish Synagogue, and a Greek If you enjoy lots of loud noise, Apply: Mr. Brennan, Price and NEED EXTRA $$ TO MAKE company benefits. Apply Per Private Inttructlont 18 Sacrifice, $65,000. Manchester Exquisitely appointed 8 a type of rock opera with social ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ sonnel Office, Forbes & porch off rear, dining room, Orthodox liturgy. The club also a very metal sound, and shrill Guidance Notes Lee Company, Room 9,164 East CHRISTMAS MERRIER? area. For appointment, call 646- spacious room, 2'/2 bath, U&R value. In “Preservation Act I,” Wallace, Manchester Shopping SEWING Instruction - kitchen, rec room, 1 1/2 baths, has several other activities that falsettos, this album is for you. Center Street between 9 and Earn it as an Avon represen 1634. Colonial. Custom built in 1973. two-car garage. Walk to three Youth States Recounted are planned for the near Davies lays down the format Spare rooms bring spare cash these noon only. 649-9729. An Equal Parkade. An equal opportunity Dressmaking or tailoring, all If not, rating it mediocre would Tuesday, Oct. 8, at 7:30 p.m. terested students and parents tative. Show and sell beautiful Exceptional well situated on schools. Priced to sell. T. J. for the next album in both Opportunity Employer. employer. basic steps including phttern future. One of them includes a be generous. A few years back. the Guidance Department will are invited to attend. days — Use Herald Classified Us. gifts, quality jewelry and Manchester treed lot. Quiet street. Call Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. music and plot. 'The songs are adjustments Small classes, in weekend retreat to a camp in Deep Purple was a prominent hold its second Seminar on Representatives visiting cosmetics in your spare time. Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. all fairly simple tunes in which NURSES’ AIDE - 11-7, Laurel KITCHEN HELP - Full-time dividual instruction. 643-6226. Maine, a Brazilian Christmas group with a pair of solid Post-High School Education MHS during the week of Oct. 7 I’ll be glad to show you how. dishwasher. Also full-time J. WATSON BEACH CO. VERNON - Five-room Ranch a government is formed, ruled help run the town meetings. Davies skillfully blends his Manor Nursing Home, 91 Chest COLONIAL with 2 full baths, fireplaced ceiebration, and selling AFS albums under their belts and a Pianning. through Oct. 11 are as follows: Call 289-4922. kitchen worker and part-time REALTORS-MLS Boys’ and run successfully. Aiding us in the understand voice with the usual guitar arid nut Street, Manchester, Phone: 24 STRONG ST. living room, large eat-in Christmas cards. couple of good singles, most A symposium of coilege ad Monday, Oct. 7, Rivier College, NO' 649-4519. dietary aides. Good starting Manchester Office 647-9139 ing of Connecticut’s political the excellent addition of a horn AND WARNING Equal Housing Opporfunltf kitchen, one-car attacheii gar Every other Tuesday night, notably “Kentucky Woman” missions officers will discuss N ashua, N.H ., period 5; salary. Liberal fringe benefits. □ REAL ESTATE Plenty of room for the system were a number of state section. In “Act 2” he repeats OF Apply in person: East Hartford age. Situated on lovely Every year, the American the club holds a meeting at a and ‘‘‘Hush.” admission requirements and Worcester Junior College and PART-TIME bar maid - WILL TRAIN Receptionist - growing family in this 8-room, officials. Among them were many of these melodies in the SPECIAL MEETING Convalescent Home, 745 Main landscaped lot. Price reduced Legion sponsors a Boys State club members home, and an Personal and stylistic offerings at their colleges. Central New England College Experience preferred but not full time for phone work, and 4-bedroom Colonial. Lots of to $36,500. Owner wants fast Gov. Meskill; Gloria Schaffer, background in a manner that is OF THE appointment making, also han Street, East Hartford. Homes For Sale 23 for young men with leadership Girls activity involving different changes hurt them badly The schools and colleges of Technology, period 7; necessary. Call 872-3381, ask for new wall-to-wall carpet, gar VERNON - Many extras, this sale. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. qualities and political potential. Secretary of State; and Com anything but repetitious. TOWN OF BOLTON Skip. dle money. Jobseekers, 568- age, treed lot. Bentley School unique 10-room split, 6 cultures is presented. The next though, and it showed on the represented will be: Clark Tuesday, Oct. 8, Sienna College, MANCHESTER - Striking 4 missioner Barbara Dunn. All of Davies’ music sounds CONNECTICUT 1070. area. Immaculate throughout, bedrooms if needed. Lower This last spring, MHS sent five It was a cold, rainy Sunday in meeting of AFS will be held album “In Rock,” where they University in Worster, Mass., Loudonville, N.Y., period 7; bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ Congressional leaders, lawyers, so simple, yet it’s in perfect OCTOBER 10, 1974 PART-TIME custodian. Laurel ! Part-time | immediate occupancy level has full bath and 2 rooms. COVENTRY delegates to Boys’ State: Mike the latter part of June. Huddled Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 7:30 in the played in a new style. Since Hartford College for Women, Wednesday, Oct. 9, St. Francis MEDICAL Secretary - Recep wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first and a woman police officer taste. His use of previously in The duly qualified electors Manor, phone 649-4519. Apply $35,900. Excellent for office or in-law 36 SCENIC ACRES Lombardo, Bill McLean, Dale in the lobby of Shippee Hall home of Dorrie Wilk. The then, a few fairly strong singles the University of Hartford, Hospital School of Nursing, tionist, part-time. Call 649-8979. floor family room. Prime loca ^artraent. Double-car garage. helped preside over bill writing troduced themes is superb, as is and voters in the Town of week days, 11-4. I J C P en n ey C o { 9-room Rambling Cape plus 5- Sotherland, Guy Talley, artd (UConn) were 150 girls. This enrollment into the club is tem have appeared on their Hartford State Technical period 4; Friday, Oct. U, tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. City water and sewers. Asking and debate sessions. his .use of the horns. There is Bolton, Connecticut, and any I Our Products Service Depart-! room house with stocked pool, Kirk Woolpert. was the beginning of Girls porarily closed, but those who numerous albums, among them College, Eastern Connecticut Bentley College, Waltham, Howland Realtors, 643-1108. F. J. SPILECKI REALTOR $57,000. Call Audrey Schaefer, Many of the women who were also a very real plot in the set of other persons entitled to vote MEAT COUNTERMAN - Full CUSTOMER Service trainee - Iment has an immediate! 6 stall barn, paddocks, ’The week-long program was State. are interested are asked to con “ Lazy” and “ Woman from State College, The University of Mass.', period 2; Wheaton 643-2121 Broker, 875-5351. guest speakers stressed the and part-time. Apply in person. flexible gal needed full time. ■ opening for a telephone sales * ATTRACTIVE Colonial - Three divided up into a rigorous tact Miss Barbara Moraitis, ad albums (1 in Act 1 and 2 in Act Connecticut, and Manchester College, Norton, Mass., period upon any mptters contained in Highland Park Market, 317 Frank Spilecki Bob Qorman gorgeous open fields, woods, By the end of the week we capabilities of women as a Tokyo.” Most songs are, sadly, Accurate typing - personality ■ representative. Please inquire J bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, program of assemblies and visor, in room 258 at MHS. — 2). A peaceful happy village is Community College. All in 3. this notice and warning, are Highland Street. MANCHESTER - 8-room peaceful country living, 4 were no longer strangers, but not of this caliber. “Burn” important. Jobseekers, 568- whole and as individuals. For beset by a money-hungry hereby notified and warned to ■ if you have experience in* carpeting, nice lot, plus many Colonial, 4 bedrooms, excellent income potential. group meetings. ’The boys were close friends. We all strived Susan Lappiere 1070. many of us, this was one of the sounds like an attempt to capitalist. Flash, who tears >:%WSf:¥:5SSSi:;S:5S;Si:^^ meet in Town Meeting, in the jtelephone sales. Evening I extras. Upper 30’s. Financing MANCHESTER - Brand new fireplaced living room, large $130,000. Call Suzanne or separated into groups that toward a common goal, the un replace quality with loudness. REAL ESTATE - Expanding of available. R. Zimmer, J. D. formed (towns and, with the help most important of topics. down the entire system and 0 Community Hall in said Town fice looking for a qualined, PART-TIME telephone inter I hours can lead to full-time I two-family, four up, four down. formal dining room, 11/2 baths, Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. derstanding and betterment of The attempt is less than 0 Real Estate Associates, 646- Convenient, quiet Girls State was not all work. replaces anyone and anything TONIGHT AT 7-‘30 PM. of Bolton on Thursday, October licensed full-time sales person. viewers to work from your own I employment. I den, kitchen with pantry, gar J. WATSON BEACH CO. of knowledgeable advisors, they our political system; and each Yearbook Sale successful. 1980. neighborhood. Fully carpeted, age, treed lot, Bentley School Friends were made from all with w hatever. will advance 10, 1974 at 8:00 o’clock p.m. for Call for confidential interview. home. Interesting work for well : PLEASE PHONE 643-1167 ■ REALTORS-MLS drafted town governments with one of us achieved it in our own In any case, hardcore Deep Waltex kitenen with bunt-ins. area. Immediate occupancy. parts of the state. Shaving Successful him. the following purposes: F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. known department store. Three MR. KRAUSE ■ ManchetUr Offlea S47-9139 realistic goals and needs. The personal way. Purple fans claim this to be NEW SEVEN - room Raised including washer, dryer and $35,900. F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, Equal Houting Opportunity cream and shower fights, mid 'The end of “Act 1” leaves us 1. To consider and act upon a to four hours daily, five days program was also interspersed . For the past two years at their best yet. I think the title is Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, dishwasher. Stained shingles, 643-2121. night discussions, and 6:00 a.m. with a desperate scene as Flash resolution approving the APPRENTICE Cook - No per week. Some telephone with films and discussions on I had the fortunate and un Manchester High School, extremely appropriate: I would PEP RALLY experience necessary. Good experience preferred. Work sundeck, 26’ family, room, aluminum storms and screens. jogging sessions were common. sings "Demolition.” Act 2 proposed action of the OFFICE WORKER - Mature Gas heat. $53,900. Call Mrs. various problems of govern expected distinction of being Somanhis, the yearbook, has like to burn “Burn.” And it working conditions, good pay. starts immediately. Call 643- aluminum siding, 2-car garage, For all of us, the memories of centers around a people’s army Selectmen to discontinue and person. Knowledge of wooded lot. Merritt Agency, Neal, Jesdor, exclusive agency, ment, such as parliamentary elected state comptroller. been sold only on one day. would probably make a lousy Call 649-5271 for appointment. 6774. shorthand and typing, posting to procedure. that special week will be led by a Mr. Black abandon from the Town Realtors, 646-1180. 643-2081. IING SOON! Although this is an honorary According to Mrs. Nancy fire. accounts, filing, etc. dood star everlasting. When the final overthrowing Flash. In the end. Highway System that certain Elections were later held to position, the experience of cam Grassilli, the yearbook business The Kinks are probably the ting salary, liberal fringe gavel was sounded and the Black sets up a “people’s” i r ^ i r road known as “Old Bolton QLASTONBURY BEST BUY in town. New 7- elect members of all levels of paigning was invaluable. advisor, the cost of printing the most underrated quality rock benefits, /^ply in person: East room Ranch in Forest Hills, 3 closing words spoken, an emp government which is in essence Road” from Sumner Road to ^ RAMBLIN6 CAPE state government — from town Preparation of speeches, plat book is actually $9. group in the world. ’They have Hartford (Jonvalescent Home, Set on 6 acres of privacy. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 22’ family tiness filled our hearts. Our so- worse than Flash’s ever was, Bolton Center Road. , 745 Main Street, East Hartford. officials to state governor. forms, presentations of can To date over 90 per cent of the been recording since '65 and 5 0 ’S d a n c e HEY KIDS! bedrooms including master room, 2-car garage, beautiful called imaginary state had now because it takes complete con A map showing the location of These elections were made didates, and elections were have cut around 20 albums. ’The bedroom suite with sitting wooded lot. Good financing ended, but for us it was very students who ordered the book trol of the media and issues said road to be discontinued is Want to make good money working only a few hours STORE WORK - Evenings, more dramatic by the done in two days. majority of them are good. ’The room, dressing room and available. Merritt Agency, 646- real and still very much alive. have paid for it. Copies have strict mandates over the peo- on file in the Town Clerk’s of a week. No Unfit to how much you can earn. Three $2.01 hourly. Good student able d e v e L o p e d by appearances of many top state Upon arrival, we were placed more recent ones have been bath. Large fireplaced family 1180. We were told that at the been ordered for the few pie. The people are actually FEATURiNG DICK BOOTH^ DlJ. fice. nighta per week. We train. climb ladders, lift boxes, dress officials such as Tom Meskill, in one of six towns and became fabulous, including “Preserva room, wide pine floors conAfructLoa beginning of the week. Girls students who ordered but were worse off than they were under Dated at Bolton, Connecticut neat. Gelco, 283 Middle Turn MANCHESTER - Super 6-room Nathan Agostinelli, Gloria either a Nationalist or a tion Act I” and “Preservation pike West. throughout, $80's. Call State would be what we made unable to pay on the due date. Flash. this 2nd day of October, 1974. custom 3-level Split, only 11 Schaffer and several sta'te Federalist party member. Thus Act 2.” Maryann Cullina, 633-1526, or it. That one week, for 150 girls Those students may pay up to I think it is an example of Richard Morra Call 647-9946 years old, 1 1/2 baths, sliding senators and representatives. we learned about local and Ray Davies, the lead vocalist, 50+ WITH 5.AA. FULL-TIME, part-time, Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. glass doors from dining area to and counselors, has made one Oct. 11 in Room 118 from 7:30 capitalism being bad, but com David A. Dreselly The week at Boys State was state governemental a.m. until 10:30 a.m. After Oct. and only songwriter and lyricist experienced Bridgeport J.WATSON BEACH CO. patio, garage, professionally CUSTOM'HOMES of the most memorable ones of munism being worse. It could E. Leon Rivers Manchester Evening Herald operators and tool makers. REALTORS-MLS both profitable and interesting. procedures. Officials and con for the group, has few peers: landscaped. Excellent location. our lives. 11 all orders not paid for will be be that an “Act 3” is in the Board of Selectmen, at E & S Gage Co., ManchMitr OHIc* 847-9139 It exposed the delegates to how gresswomen were elected, to + 1.00 WITHOUT Equal Homing Opportunity Upper 30’s. Arruda Realty, 644- canceled. wings. — Mike Darby Town of Bolton » ell Drive, Manchester. te ^ e = 6 ^ 9 - 8 5 0 5 f E ECT'HOODED'LOTS
I /. PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 4, 1974______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Oct. 4,1974 — PAGE SEVENTi’^ii’N 23 Homos for Solo 23 i , HofflM For Solo 23 Homes For Solo 23 Homos For Solo 23 Homos For Solo 23 Homos For Solo 23 Lots-Lond for Solo 24 Homos for Solo Building-Contracting 33 Building-Contracting 33 Articlaa lor Safe 41 Articlaa lor Sale 41 Articlaa for Sale Woonn lor Rant______M ApartmanU For Rant 83 Apartmenta For Rent 83 MANCHESTER - New listini?. ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful VERNON - Keep horses on this MEC 600 JR 12-gage shot shell $35.00 WOODSTOVES TAG AND BAKE Sale - Satur- PLEASANT Room for working PLEASANT 4-room newer i.narming 4-room Cape-style sweeping view of entire lake, 4- beautiful 21/4 aefe building lot. day, October 5, 10-3. gentleman. Near bus line, Duplex, immaculate, large We find the house, FINISHED reloader plus wads, shell cases, home in mint condition. Wall- room older home, modern bath, Cleared land has a few trees powder, shot, primers, HERE SATURDAY S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. Ellington parking. 647-9033. rooms and closets. Tile bath Ellington to-wall carpet abounds i WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE half-acre treed lot, garage, $17,- and is all dry. Excellent loca you make the home. reloading table, $50. 646-5550. ENDACON 8RAPHICS Road at Chapel, South Windsor and kitchen cabinets. Parking, REAL throughout. Beamed living 900. Hayes Corporation, 64fr tion. Owner financing possible. REALTOR ISOS ROUTE S (formerly Elmore’s Stand). LARGE, furnished room with centrally located, no pets or FIREPLACE UNIT danlel f. real* m n s ^ BASEMENT room ceiling and spiral stair I THINK I 0131. $14,500. 875-9482. TAG SALE - Eight - family, SOUTH WINDSOR. CT. Skates, ski boots, lamps, children. Security. Available. Meadowbrook Apartments, ESTATE case add to the true value. JMEG BOOM OB BEDROOM garage, cellar and attic clear clocks, books, miscellaneous 643-1459. just off of Route 83. New 3Va- Priced at $27,900. Zinsser Agen ■QUaucUavA & ^osseUo WEST WILLINGTON - Greek TOLLAND - two acre surveyed WANTED I - '- '/ ' ■ • ~ out. Saturd^, October 5, 9-4. and bric-brac. room, one-story, house-type CORNER cy, 646-1511. revival built 1800s on two acres, building lots, minutes to a young couple looking for a "place to call their own.” Rain date, Sunday, October 6. Our Businasa la Blueprin NEW DUPLEX - Three corner units in new brick and I $11,000 — Busineu zone 1.6 acre corner lot In Andover I two fireplaces, chestnut floors, parkway. Call Rowe & Rowe, Investigate the possibility of owning this 5-5 Duplex and 107 Deepwood Drive, ting, Mapa, QIant Photoatata TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun- FEMALE wanted to share an bedrooms, full cellar, large stone garden apartment $38,900. Red Carpet, Realtors of §75-3167, 872-2022. day, October 5 and 6. apartment, with two other MANCHESTER - Lovely on Route 6. Excellent edge on inflation. ■ let the tenant help with the monthly mortgage payment. Manchester. Located behind a n d Engineering yard, appliances, water, hook building. Total electric. a m room Cape with first-floor Tolland, 872-8304. The owner’s take a lot of pride In the Improvements they the Parkade. Photography. Miscellaneous items, some girls. Call after 5, 643-6961. ups, no Mts, $265. Call after 6 family room, *2 full baths, $29,500 — Exceptional 6-room Colonial, appliances, gar- I TOLLAND -150 acres plus farm collectables, Avons, old bottles. p.m., 646-8057. Feature*^ floor-to-ceiling ■y RALPH PA8EK have made to their side. In move-ln condition and waiting living room fireplace, range, fireplaced living room. 7 1/2% Iage, treed lot with city utilities In East Hartford. I ELLINGTON - TOLLAND line. with two homds, outbuildings. TAG SALE • 64 Homestead 340 Lydall Street, Manchester. FURNISHED room for your Inspection. Good value at $35,900.______refrigerator, disposal, air- Everyone agrees how difficult financing available with no $30,900 — Real clean 5-room Ranch style Condominium, I New custom built Raised Excellent road frontage. Owner Street, Saturday and Sunday Last winter we brought in gentleman - All comforts of MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom conditioning, wall-to-wall it is. under today's tax laws, money doudown to qualified buyer. V /i baths, 2 bedrooms, rec room. I Ranch, two fireplaces, decks will consider spliting and take October 5-6,9-4. Many antiques, hundreds of low cost CHURCH Tag and Bake Sale - home, kitchen, parking. Securi Duplex in newer two-family to generate any kind of tax- Asking■ ig $36,900. Zii'insser Agency, off dining and master b^room . 7% mortgage. Red Carpet RANCH — five brand new rooms are being offered by this old ice box excellent condition, woodstoves for customers and Saturday October 5, 10-3, 185 ty. Call 6494936 or 649-3436. home. $225 per month. carpeting. Adults only, no free money...One very ob 646-1511. ■ Low 50’s. Red Carpet, Realtors Realtors of ’Tolland, 872-8304. builder who has put excellent workmanship Into this comer china closet, old tool friends. Our photo films are Woodbridge Street, indoors if Appliances and carpeting. Heat pets. $190 monthly, $190 lease raining. United Pentecostal vious method is to apply the $32,900 — Oversized B-room Cape, 4-5 bedrooms, fami- | of Tolland, 872-8304. house. Thrbe bedrooms, two baths, two car garage, chest, brass bed, model T Ford made from petroleum too, and WANTED - Female, 18-21, to not included. No pets, security security. Reserve now for Oc Church. share 4-room apartment. Cen required. Available November ame principle that CUSTOM BUILT ly room, fireplace, garage. Immediate occupancy. I fireplace, aluminum siding, and some nice "extras." $ ^ ,- pick-up box, wood stove, wine when oil is gone, or expensive tober 1-November occupancy. Raised Ranch style home with COVENTRY (North) 900. press, set of Wedgewood, tools, trally located, Manchester. Call 1. Call 649-2003. Call James J. Gessay, 87$- homeowner uses when he TOLLAND - 7-room Ranch plus ly short, we will be out of HOUSEHOLD items, drafting 2-car attached garage (not un I old bottles, household items, 643-0336. 0134. raised the m ortpge on his 7 acres, in-ground pool, large HEAVILY TREED LDTS COLONIAL-CAPE — Ideal for family living. Four business. table, clothing and mis EAST HARTFORD - Four der main level). Brick and $33,900 — Large 6-room Condominium, 2% baths, 3 I clothing and much more. Off house by rewriting it for bedrooms. Low 40’s. Red If you are looking for a choice bedrooms, carpeted living room with corner fireplace, W ood is a renewable cellaneous for sale. Saturday GENTLEMAN only - Room rooms, adults. $115 per month. frame construction of superb bedrooms, central a/c, special carpeting, appliances. I Carpet, Realtors of Tolland, Woodland Street or off West higher amount...With an in area to build a home, now or large eat-ln kitchen with appliances, VA baths, and com resource, taking decades, not and Sunday. 9-12, 54 Marshall with garage. References Available November 1. Call 742- quality. Spacious living room 872-8304. Middle Turnpike. come property you simply $35,500 — 3-bedroom Ranch, first-floor family room, | later please call. Mortgage pletely finished recreation room. Within walking distance millions of years to create. Road, or call 649^75. required. Call 647-1823 after 6 8907. MANCHESTER - ’Two-bedroom have more opportunity to do and kitchen, 2 fireplaces, IV^ p.m. duplex, private basement, ■ fireplace, carport, treed lot. Immediate occupancy. ■ TOLLAND - 11-room im financing available from of three schools. A lot of house for the moneyl $36,900. TAG SALE - ’Three families, Wood fires make a house baths, plus 2 porches. Choice YOUR CELLAR CAN TAG SALE - Refinished and VERNON - Professional offices appliances, yard. Available im this because you are dealing owner if needed. Price per lot RAISED RANCH — one of the nicest we’ve seeni Newly many unique items. 9 Emerson smell good, and even a fire of residential area. Immaculate $36,900 — Newly listed 6-room Cape, fireplace, central maculate residence. Four-room recaned chairs and many other ROOM with kitchen privileges, for rent, 1-5 rooms, furnished or mediately. Security required. with a larger mortgage which I apartment upstairs brings $165 $9,000. Call Joe Gordon, 649- built on a lot with a fantastic view. Seven rooms, 2 Street, oft West Center, Satur twigs can reduce your oil bill. throughout. Below replace LOOK LIKE THIS! items. 477 North Main Street, 1- centrally located, 14 Arch, not, heat and electricity. Also $160. Eastern, 646^4^. is being paid off and reduced ■ a/c, treed lot. Immediate occupancy. Real clean. • monthly, on beautiful 5306, eves. 643-5314. day, Sunday October 5-6. fireplaces, family room 2'A baths. Three-zone heat Insures We would also like you as a 4 p.m., Saturday. Street. apartments from $100 monthly by more substantial amounts ment in the 40's. Truly a gem $39,500 — 4-bedroom Colonial, fireplace, appliances, landscaped lot. Red Carpet, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY perfect comfort. Call our office for more details. photography customer, so we and up. Call Lownds & Man MANCHESTER - One-bedroobi paid for by your tenants...You and must be seen. Call I VA baths, carpeting. Immaculate. | Realtors of Tolland, 872-8304. BARRDWS& WALLACE FREE ESTIMATES have more woodstoves FIREPLACE WOOD and stove PLEASANT quiet furnished ning, 875-3357. apartment. Available im pocket the difference, tax Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- BROWNING automatic mediately. Security required. HiviGnmw MW iwviii raruoni shot^n just like new, $190. Call available for you. ’They are wood, delivered by the pick-up room for working gentleman. free...Also, with an income 3233. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... truck load. Call 742-8352. STAFFORD SPRINGS - Newly $150, heat included. Eastern, ■ $39,900 — New 6-room, 1’A baths, aluminum sided I 649-6306 397-1616 726-6616 anytime, 646-5090. powerful little sheet steel Call 646-7944 evenings. property there is greater op J. WATSON BEACH CO. Colonial. ASSUMABLE BViVo mortgage. I Easy to Heat In Winter redecorated, one and two- 646-8250. REALTORS MLS .Offered by the heaters. Complete with 3 TAG SALE - Stove, coffee LARGE nicely furnished and bedroom apartments, heat and portunity to get still more REALE'S CORNER SEASONED Cordwood, cord pipes, 1 elbow and 1 damper... cash on a mortgage rewrite M anch M ttr Otflca 647-9139 I Cool in Summer table, kitchen set, Tup|>erware, decorated room for working hot water included, children un VERNON - Willow Brook $39,900 — 5-5, 2-famlly, 2 bedrooms, dining room, big ■ and half cord load. E. ^^Ejuj/Hout/ngOpf^^ 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 COMPLETE *3S.OO -f Avon decanters, many other gentleman. Private bath, en der 3 accepted. No pets. Apartments, one and two due to appreciation of the fair kitchen, living room, double garage. Good Income. I Real Estate Wanted 28 Yeomans, 742-8907. bedrooms. From $180. Includes PHILBRICK tax. items priced low. 67 Cooper trance and parking. 649-9704 Available immediately. S^uri- market value of the building.. Street, 94, Saturday, October after 5. U re q u ire d . F rom $140. heat, hot water, appliances, STARKWEATHER CONSTRUCTIOH CO. YARD SALE - Saturday Oc I SELLING your home or Install in a regular flue, or 5th. Eastern, 646-8250 or Superinten carpet, air-conditioning, pool, WHAT IS YOUR _ $42,500 — Clean 3-bedroom Raised Ranch, VA baths, | acreage? For prompt friendly Services Offered 31 PaIntIng-PaperIng 32 FINANCING ARRANQED...NO MONEY DOWN tober 5,10-4. Rain date, October make a SCOTCH PROPERTY WORTH? WE dent after 5 p.m., 684-2954. tennis court, picnic area. No m I fireplace, carpeting, garage, treed lot. I AGENCY service, call Louis Dimock 6. Antiques, desk, folding FIREPLACE by putting the pets. Security required. WILL INSPECT YOUR Call Now TAG SALE - October 5-6, 10-5, Realty, 649-9823. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. INSIDE - Outside painting. screen, Castro convertible, stove into your existing 41 Bigelow Street. China closet, Apartments For Rent 53 VILLAGER APARTMENTS - Superintendant, 872-4400. PROPERTY AND SUGGEST $44,500 — Newly listed 7-room Dutch Colonial, fireplace, . FARM — 50 acres, mostly Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Special rates for people over 65. household items, wine press, 646-5353 fireplace opening, you send windows, floral arrangements, Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 garage, IV 2 baths. Off Porter Street. I cleared and level land, 8 room spraying.Fully insured. Fully insured. Estimates given. children’s clothes and fur AN ASKING PRICE. (NO DIRECT FROM BUILDER...NO SALESMAN smoke, not heat up the plants, clothes, misceflaneous. WE HAVE customers waiting tiled baths, wall-to-wall THREE ROOMS - First floor, KEITH’S house, barn, two large poultry Licensed. Free estimates. Call 649-7863. niture, toys, miscellaneous for the rental of your apartmentipa i OBLIGATION) chimney... carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, with heat and appliances, no KORNER I houses, 2-car garage. Phone 633-5345. items. Cash-carry, no checks. or home. J.D.' Real Estate heat, hot water, patio, full base pets, one months security Ask us about our $45,500 — Redwood Farms, clean 7-room Raised Ranch, I CEILINGS, inside painting, 310 Hackmatack Street. V THIS SATURDAY Associates, Inc. 646-1980. required. Available November MANCHESTER Articles for Safa 41 e-WEEK DELIVERY ment. No pets. 649-7620. Quarantee sales plan VA baths, double garage. Owners anxious. I TREE SERVICE (Soucier) papering, floor sanding- TOP QUALITY Work - Septic, WHILE THEY LAST 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur Ranch—large living room, for TODAY. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, retinishing (specializing in sewer connections, bulldozing, TAG SALE - Six families. Fur AFTER 9:00 A.M. AVAILABLE LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER - Cottage days 6-8, 28 Church Street. $48,500 — Office building on E. Center St., 5 carpeted | mal dining room, modern stumps removed, fully insured. older floors) John Verfaille, NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 estate rental — apartments, Bzzzzzzzz In and sea our excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. niture, appliances, glassware, Also on display, Sebring Elec ON 16 CUBIC FOOT FREEZERSI Street, 4-room apartment, se mREAlTOP . • rooms plus 3V2-room apartment. . kitchen, three bedrooms, first Got a tree problem? Well worth 646-5750, 872-2222. cents each. Inquire side door. and miscellaneous items. homes, multiple dwellings, no BOLTON - ’Three room cottage, ( H i . busy Bea. We’re ready, Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- Manchester Evening Herald. tric Car and the Corbin Elec cond floor, security. Telephone PASEK REAL ESTATE REA1.TQRI.t q r I floor laundry, aluminum a phone call. 742-8252. 5114. Saturday October 5, 9-4, comer fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 646-1189. woods, privacy, yard and $53,900 — Immaculate 3-bedroom Raised Ranch, willing and able to asalst J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom tric Motorcycle. CONSULTANTS By Bea Keith siding, handy location, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• or Pitkin and East Center All appliances on sale this Associates, Inc. 646-1980. parking. Available immediate fireplace, family room, Richard Martin School district. I reduced to $29,^. you In the sale or ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan decorating. Interior painting. Rootlng-SIdlnff^Chlmnay 34 Streets. week. Big savings for our ly. $135 plus security. 646-2611. 608 BURNSIDE AVE. purchase of YOUR eling, rec room , offices, Paper hanging. New Ceilings. CLEAN USED refrigerators, Manchester friends. VERNON - One-bedroom $54,900 — Brand now 5-5 Duplex, ^'A baths, all ranges, automatic washers, E. HARTFORD property. household repairs. Phone 649- Remodeling. Exterior painting. BIDWELL Home Improvement FRIGIDAIRE (Skinny Mini), apartments immediately AVAILABLE now - three LET’S THINK POSITIVE.! aluminum. ASSUMABLE m % , 30-YEAR MORTGAGE. | with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s TAG SALE - Saturday October 289-7475 FOUR FAMILY - Four 4- 4594. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Co. Expert installation of fits anywhere, dryer stacked on available at Town House PRESIDENTIAL bedroom duplex and garage, Many people are scared of the! $58,900 — 7-room executive Ranch, all large rooms,., room apartments. (3ood in Fully insured. For estimate call Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 5, 9-5, 736 C enter S treet, Gardens. ’This suburban apart centrally located, near schools aluminum siding, gutters and 2171 washer. Ideal for small family MONTGOMERY WARD VILLAGE APTS. future. Don’t be afraid of in-l double garage. Professionally landscaped lot. CASH Registers and adding 6 4 9 -^ . with new baby. Asking $200.64^ Manchester. No pre-sale. ment community of unusual and stores, security and MANCHESTER - Handyman’s come. Handy location. Owner trims. Roofing installation and vesting in a home. If you think I will assist in financing. Keith machines. - Sales, service, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 3051■ ■ after ■ 6:30 :30 p.m. architectural design and MANCHESTER references required. $195. Call special. Just reduced to $34,000. $65,900 — Investment package. Three single family I / supplies. 15 years experience, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. SCREENED loam, gravel, ASSORTED Golf Clubs - Woods 643-2185 beautiful landscaping features 649-8000. 7-6 Duplex, 3-car gj.rage, you have enough—come see usi Excellent value at $59,600. processed gravel, sand, stone, and irons, good for beginners. and we will tell you thel homos, business zoned. Immaculate. I formerly with NCR. Free Five years experience. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, GARAGE SALE - Corner of private entrance, private patio One and two bedroo.njs. excellent location, good in Estimates. C.RV.S. Company, Excellent references. Pete, 742- and fill. George H. Griffing, Call 649-4403. MIDDLE TURNPIKE with sliding glass door, wall-to- TRUTH. We will tell you whatl Real Sstate roofing, storm windows, aw Rosemam Place and Valley Near schools, churches ROCKVILLE - six large rooms come. LaPenta Agency, 646- $69,900 — Large 5-family. Excellent Income. Real clean. | GLASTONBURY - Colonial Coventry, 742-6381. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Inc., 742-7886. MANCHESTER wall carpeting, range, duplex, two children accepted, 2440. you can or can not afford to | nings. Quality workmanship, Street, Mturday, Sunday Oc and shopping center, on Convenient location. 8V4 rooms on large treed lot, 2 tober 5-6, 11-4. Utility trailer, TAG SALE - Saturday, October refrigerator, garbage disposal, $1'75 per month. Rowe & Rowe, buy-At NO CHARGE! 172 E. Center St. free estimates. Fully insured. LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per 5th, 10-5. Miscellaneous items. bus line. Call anytime. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ full baths, 16x28 family room, 872-9187, 649-3417. mini bike, 12/14’ tent, mis master ’TV antenna, storage 875-3167, 872-2022. MANCHESTER - Contem 649-1922 646-4126 SNOWPLOWING PAPER HANGING and ceiling yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. 49 Richard Road, Vernon. and laundry facilities in base 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 porary 8-room tri-level, four den, sewing room, 4-car gar cellaneous. 1. FOUR BEDROOMS. For-I N E W H O M E S Rasidantlal or painting, reasonable rates. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 ment, Total electric. No pets. large bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, age, pool, cement patio, $47,- Leonard Spiegelberg. 643-9112. ROOFING - Specializing TAG SALE - October 5th, Satur Homes tor Rent 54 mal Dining Room. Garage.! Large 3 or 4 bedroom homes in Manchester’s newest Commercial repairing roofs, rc new roofs. ELECTRONIC Calculators for TAG SALE - Saturday October For appointment please call magnificent view of Hartford 500. day only, 33 Vernon Center DOG-CAT boarding reser 872-0528 Monday through Full basement. Attic fori executive area — CANTERBURY ESTATES — on ALL CASH for your property Call gutter work, 1chimneys, cleaned sale at reduced prices. Phone 5, 10-3. Humidifier, stereo, THREE OR FOUR-bedroom, . skyline, sunken patio off family PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain Heights, Vernon, 10 a.m. to 4 vations. Combined inside/out- Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. FOUR-ROOM unfurnished, up room facing private woods. storage. Unusual uniquel exciting development located on the rolling hills off within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, BROWN’S TIRE SHOP and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a r s 649-4986. tools, outboard motors. 361 home. Centrally located. $225 RAISED RANCH, 3 ting, wallpapering, spray/brush East Middle Tpke. p.m. side runs, partitioned privacy, stairs apartihent. Centrally Asking $66,900. Warren E. situation in Glastonbury.! Keeney Street. Stop out any afternoon and see the bedrooms, modern kitchen, instant service. Hayes Agency, painting. Fair prices, fully in experience. Free estimates. monthly, 2 month’s security. For $35,000. you may owni Howley, 643-5361. SEASONED hardwood - for germicidal lighting. Canine ROCKVILLE - Rockland located. Security deposit 646-0293. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. models or call for private appointment. We invite your living room with fireplace, 2- 646- 0131. rnsm^^mlmom sured, experienced and depen TAG SALE - Oct. 4th and 5th, 9- Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, Terrace Apartments. Large half of a large Coloniall fireplace. $35 per pick-up load. TAG SALE - Three Families. required. Call 643-9228. comparison. car garage, pool, w o^ed lot, dable. 643-1671. October 5th, 131 Edgerton 4; Oct. 6th, 1-5. Freezer, stroll- Manchester, 646-5971. and beautiful three room, one Duplex. Ask Mike Quish| WE WILL buy your house. Call TWO HANDYMEN want varie ROOFING - Installation and Call 875-4350. o-chair, ping pong table, Business for Rent 55 ANDOVER ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 170x325, $39,500. Street, 10-4. Animal cage, bedroom apartment. Includes AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1st. about this. anytime, Hutchins Agency, ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, HOUSE NEED Painting? - We repairs, gutters, storm win phonograph, clothing, Bishop Brook Farm and trimming. Attics, cellars dows, doors. Experienced NEW and used railroad ties, children’s skis, boots, bunk COLLIE PUPS - AKC, sables heat, hot water, all appliances, Large 3-room modern, first- BOLTON NOTCH - Highway RANCH with room tol Our office Is In constant need of new listings. It you're GARRISON COLONIAL - 24’ Reaitors, 649-5324. brush, spray or roll. glassware, toys and much and blue merles, ei^ht weeks, with dishwasher, disposal, Handsomely restored 9-room thinking of selling, please call tor confidential Inspection cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- ■■ workmanship. Fully in- authentic hardwood, excellent beds, vanity, bathroom floor apartment with heat. Air- location, across shopping roam. ’This is in Hebron,! i^VaacVxard & ^osseUo front to back living room with Professional painting service, more. Grant Hill Rd, Coventry, shots, worm free. Raised with a carpeting, pool and your own conditioned. Convenient loca Colonial (Circa 1740) plus 2 and evaluation. We welcome and appreciate your SELLING your house? Call us 5305. Free estimates. condition. Call 872-6754. accessories, child’s snow center. 4,000 square feet oifice- five minutes out of town.! REALTORS-MLS 646-2482, fireplace, formal dining room, 12 years experience, free es mobile suit, motorcycle helmet 742-8817, 742-8059. family. Reasonable. 875-9183. private terrace in a country set tion. Parking. Adults. $180 room guest suite in ell. 4 pic businesal REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE first and we’ll make you a cash timates. Reasonable prices. Reasonable prices. Rick showroom building, storage Nice place to keep a horse. I 189 West Center Street bedrooms, IV2 baths, large WEDDING Invitations - Burnett, 646-3005. TAG SALE - Three families. and much more. ting, $175. No pets. 872-4223,529- monthly. Mr. Belfiore, 647-1413. buildings. 4 acres industrul turesque acres, brook, studio, BEST. offer. One day service. T. J. 875-8782, 643-0250. TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun TOY POODLE PUPS - One 6586. Three bedrooms. Over an| screened porch. $45,900. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Brochures, Business Forms, Variety items priced to sell. Oc commercially zoned. Entire carriage shed. A rare find. day, all day, 14 Newman Street. silver male and one chanmagne AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 1st. acre. $33,900. Letterheads, Envlopes, ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, tober 3, 4 and 5. 30 O’Leary LI^AM Furniture, living room set, property or part. Brokers in $99,500. Call Suzanne or Tickets, Business Cards and chimneys, mtters. Free es Drive. male. Eight weeks old. Excep Immaculate 6-room duplex, vited. 1-223-4460. FOUR BEDROOMS. Cen-I CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- IMMEDIATE cash for your six-yard toad, $30 plus lax, some antiques, stereo, mis tionally nice. 872-4807 or 872- Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. other printing services offered. timates, fully insured. Days, dallvarad APARTMENT quiet residential street. Cen tral. Close to E. Center St.I TO BE SOLD room antique Colonial com property. Let us explain our Building-Contracting 33 cellaneous items. 6306. J. WATSON BEACH CO. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, General Printing Services, 623- evenings 329-8056. Paul OLD FURNITURE for sale - tral. $175, heat not included. Older, delightful home.l pletely restored and in I BULLDOZER-BACKHOE | RENTAL OFFICE References required. Mr. REALTORS-MLS 67 Hemlock Street 647- 1413. 5379. Cosgrove, 643-5364. iron beds, bureaus, chairs, FOR HIRE CALL Manchntar Office 647-9139 $39,900. excellent condition, MASONRY - All types, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday FREE TO good home - One We have q large variety of Belfiore, Belfiore Agency, 647- OFFICE SPACE We are offering for immediate sale this spacious dining room sets, odds and I J . A. M cCa r t h y , in c . October 5-6, four families. Equtl Houtlng Opportunity 4. LIQUOR STORE. Doing ex-| older style home suitable for the large family. fireplaces, 2% baths, income- TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving fieldstone, brick, concrete. Haating-Plumbing 35 ends. Shown by appointment on- tiger kitten, double front paws. deluxe one and two-bedroom 1413. FOR RENT cellent neighborhood busi-| Free estimates, after 5 p.m., foraadmata^ Dishes, chairs, antiques and Mother also free. Call 646-4774. apartments and townhouses producing 3-room studio large appliances, cleaning ly, ’Thursday, Friday and Satur- many miscellaneous items. 182 250 square feet, center of ness. Low rent. Large,! The first floor has large kitchen, dining room, 643-1870 or 644-2975. throughout Manchester. Ren THREE-ROOM Apartment - apartment and 2-room antique cellars and attics, also will LYNN’S PLUMBING - (lay between 9:30-ll 643-6624. Loncion Road, Hebron. Manchester, air-conditioning 1 TSEW HOMES - We have them walk-in cooler. Buy nowl living room and oversized entrance hall. The se □ MISC. SERVICES deliver small loads sand, stone, Repairs, remodeling, new con Livestock 44 tal office open daily from 9-5, Heat, hot water, range, shop. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - TAG SAXE - Three families. and parking. Call: 643-9551. Duplex on Woodland, two and get in on the holiday | cond floor provides four bedrooms plus and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. struction. Water pumps. GET YOUR Firewood stocked Household items, vases, paper other times by appointment. refrigerator, garage, laundry Remodeling, repairing, ad TAG SALE - October 5 and 6, FOR SALE - Welch pony and area, basement storage, lease, “ large Raised Ranches off trade coming up. sleeping porch. Two-car garage plus lot French spoken also. 876-7263. up for winter. Seasoned backs, clothes, much more. Oc Northfield Green Condominium Autumn, deluxe Cape under TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. Services Offered 31 GUTTERS cleaned, repaired ditions, rec rooms, porches and hardwood, $40 per cord Shetland polly, cart and security deposit, no pets. $180. 5. Central, corner “A” zonel 70 X 200 are other features. Younger children Central heat, one block to bus roofing. No job too small. Call tober 5,10-4. Rain date October Club House, Ambassador Drive harness. Call 643-'7605 after 5. DAMATO ENTERPnSES, MC. BUILDING For Rent - construction, plus a four- and installed, $20 and up. SEWERLINES, sink lines, delivered. 875-8782, 643-0250. 6. Waddell Road. 643-4884. lot. Close to shopping,! are bused to Bentley School. Priced for quick line. $37,500. SHARPENING Service - 649-3144. (off Lydall Street). Twenty 240-A Uni State Rd., Mandmter Manchester, Business Zone 2. bedroom Colonial. All with church, bus, etc. $8,500. Driveways sealed. Free es cleaned with electric cutters, families, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. sale in the upper $30''8. To inspect please call Saws, knives, axes, shears, timates. R&R Reconstruction, by professionals. McKinney HI NEIGHBOR! Tried Blue 646-1021 ROCKVILLE - Six rooms, se Approximately 500’ square. ■ ^issumable mortgages. We CONN SLIDE Trombone, stu Good location and parking. $95 ' might consider taking your pre How about using a rockingl ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. RAISED RANCH — 7 rooms, skazes, rotary blades. Quick 875-4541, 649-3882 anytime. CARPENTRY — Repairs, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Lustre for cleaning carpets? Garden Products 47 cond floor, garage, large yard, chair in your kitchen. Wonder-1 remodeling, additions, roofing. dent model, excellent condition. TAG SALE - 25 Wadsworth per month. 646-1960. sent home in trade. T. J. 963 Main Street Tel: 649-5241 formal dining room, family service. Capitol quipment Co., pany, 643-5308. It’s super! Rent electric sham- $100 or best offer. Phone 647- two children accepted, no pets. ful for rocking the unhappy! 38 Main St., Manenester. Hours Call Davi(f Patria, South Wind Street, Sunday all day. •EAST HARTFORD - 6 room, $180. 872-6236, 568-4375. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. room, modern kitchen, wall- pqoer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint 1692 after 5 p.m. weekdays. Miscellaneous household items. LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own child and to rest the weary} daily 7:30dt, ’Thursday 7:30-9, sor, 644-1796. NO JOB too small, toilet Company. - quality pole tomatoes - second floor, $235., with heat to-wall carpeting, aluminum Aluminum Siding Wanted to Rent 57 bones of the housewife. Saturday, 7:3td4. 643-7958. Kitchen Re-modeling repairs, plugged drains, kitchen TAG SALE - Saturday, Sunday peppers - fryers, staffers, and and hot water, security and MANCHESTER - Five-room siding, 2-car garage. Large apartment, second floor, no T Bolton We can show you houses in alll New Additions faucets replaced, repaired, rec GRANNY AFGHAN $49.95. 94. Old glassware, tinware, hols - egrolant. Silver Lane references. After 4 weekdays, lot, 160x250. $47,500. REWEAVING burns, holes. WES ROBBINS carpentry varigated. Large size. Call 643- near K-Mart. Bring own 528-7311. appliances, close to school. LOOKING for female with I price ranges that will lift yourl B/W realty Is proud to rooms, bathroom remodeling, bottles, miscellaneous fur TRADER TREES Zippers, umbrellas repaired. R.E. MILLER, Builder remodeling specialist. Acl- heat modernization, etc. Free 6050. baskets. Available immediately. Securi apartment or house to share 'lI Surround this immaculate 8| spirits. Do come BUY o r| announce the associa niture, housewares, aquarium expenses. 649-1516 between 8 CONDOMINIUM— 6 rooms, 3 Window shades, Venetian Call 649-1421 ditions, rec rooms, dormers, estimates gladly given. M & M tanks and accessories, garden USED FURNITURE NICE THREE-room furnished ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- • room aluminum sidedj SELL at tion o f blinds. Keys. TVM FOR RENT. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 8250. a.m. and 4 p.m. bedrooms, 2Vz baths, wall-to- Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. TAG SALE - October 5, 10-4. equipment, etc. 15 Ralph Road, Now Open Dally PUMPKINS - Large 60 cents, apartment, near hospital, jcolonial in prime) Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. 649-3446. Antiques and miscellaneous. 48 small 30 cents. 1180 Pleasant adults only. No pets. $200. RUSSELL R. wall carpeting, modern Manchester. Mon.-FrI. 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. I neighborhood. Four large) BOB’S A-1 SERVICE - Snow TOWNE Plumbing Service, Barry Road, Manchester. Valley Rd, South Windsor, one Security deposit required. Call Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 81 kitchen with built-ins. $33,900. Saturdays 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. 643-9678. bedrooms, first floor family! MAC KENDRICK plowing, raking, cellars, attics, LEON Cieszynski builder - new repurs, alterations, vanity TAG SALE -143 French Road, mile from Caldor’s. cabiimts^a-qpecialty. Call to Sundays 1 P.M. • 6 P.M. room, walk-out basement. ICeillt with their firm. WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! cleaning, appliances moved, homes custom built, TAG SALE - Several families. Bolton, Saturday and Sunday, \ \ Exceptional landscaping. A lawn care. 289-7019. remodeled, additions, rec 8:30 a.m., 8' BENJY ■______BY JIM BERRY AutoM For Solo SI ^utoM For Solo 91 Autoo For Sole 61 Autos For Sole 91 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE e o t^ ,Y o o E X E C U T IV E -drlven 1974 W M AT W A^ Cadillac El Dorado convertible. HEWSS AN ATTRACTIVE^ O F & P ^ A T - it Ll g o n ic e l y WEAR ‘EM IN GOOD s o WHAT'3 WiZONa I A-&A POY"? roLi Low mileage, mint condition, TIB / ^ WITH THE SHIRT SEE YA TOMORROW, P E O P L E A R E we wtRE susptaous, AND THAT HEALTH/ PORKY.' WITH-A LITTLE T A L K IN ’ T D TOO, UNTIL WEAtET M^ATAfJfi 6.f PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Oct. 4. 1974 THE CANDIDATES BoMarCo Celebrates 25th Year BOLTON ARE SAYING cost. ’The club had no religious has been any age limit for three functions prior to joining, tion each year. Donna Holland or political affiliation. membership. ’The only require The annual dues is $5. Anyone interested in further Correspondent The meetings were originally ment for membership is to be a □ub members are expected information about BoMarCo Hellier: Gun Laws Adequate Tel. 646-0375 held on ’Tuesday evenings but married couple. to assist in hostessing one func- should contact Mrs. Major. Gun control laws now on the due to many couples having The present officers of gross abuses of the privilege of requirement for pistol permits Bolton Married Couples Club books are adequate to assure trouble getting baby sitters the BoMarCo are Frank and Claire owning a weapon, we must prevents many such abuses,” (BoMarCo) recently celebrated public safety, if the laws are its 25th year anniversary. meeting time was changed to Major, president and vice presi avoid interfering with the he added. the last Saturday of the month. properly enforced, says State Three couples were honored, dent; and Ed and Eileen rights of sportsmen and collec No law we can devise will In January, 1949 Dr. and Mrs. Sen. Sam Hellier. two as charter members and Delsignore, secretary and tors,’’ the congressional keep a weapon out of the hands Olmsted were elected to jointly treasurer. The Second District hopeful said. one as 23-year members. The Republican congressional can of a determined criminal, hold the office of president. It “My review of Connecticut’s men were presented with didate said he does not favor ad Hellier said. "It is our job as was the first time in the history The club begins its year in gun control laws indicates to citizens to strike a balance boutonnieres and the ladies ding more federal gun control of Bolton that a couple was January and programs for the nte that documentation of were presented with corsages. legislation. between our constitutional elected to head an organibatioh. entire year are set up at that • wastebasket handgun purchases and the Dr. and Mrs. Richard “I believe it is the province of rights and the needs of society. time. A new slate of officers Olmsted and Mr. and Mrs. Other original officers were takes over in January and is in • rabbish barrel the individual state, based upon Robert Gorton have belonged to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, the needs of its citizens and the stalled at an annual ham • jumbo size for Irish: No Gas Tax Hike the club since its inception in vice president; Mr. and Mrs. dinner. The secretary and character of the state, to Because of the deep concern January,' 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Burton ’Tuttle, secretary and yard clean up legislate its own gun control position to any increase in the treasurer usually become club people have express^ to him federal tax on gasoline. Phillip Dooley have belonged to treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. president and vice president. laiuL.1 laws,” Hellier said. about reports the federal the club since moving to Bolton William Roberts, membership, 6 6 ^ 8 8 ‘ If enforced, Hellier said government is considering ad In explaining his action, Irish 23 years ago. and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie The club presently has 26 pkg. federal gun control laws now ding 10 to 20 cents tax on each said, “I feel it is important that 'The first public notice of the Vaughn, publicity. couples as members. seem to be sufficiently strong gallon of gasoline, Wally Irish, the person elected state club appeared in The "we have every little thlngl" to control the interstate sales of GOP candidate for state representative in the 12th Manchester Evening Herald on Initially at each rheeting a Functions for October and weapons. representative, has sent Assembly District represent Jan. 1, 1949. ’The article said a refreshment and program com November are a card party and ‘Where a "One of the major features of telegrams to three of the state’s the people’s interest. In my young married couples group mittee was appointed to plan to a theatre party, respectively. dollar’a Connecticut’s laws is the provi Congressional delegation. door-to-door campaign, many would meet at Bolton plan the next month’s function. ’The club does not meet in July sion for a one-week cooling-off ’The messages went to U.S. of the voters express^ concern Congregational Church. The original name of the club. or December because of ft the wJfMle ef f „ dollarr period between the purchase Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, U.S. over this matter. I felt I had to It was and still is strictly a Young Married (Couples Club, vacations and holidays. dovtrttWfn maneheetM*^ and delivery of a handgun,” he Sen. Lowell Weicker and First bring this concern to the atten gocial club. It was a time for was changed to Bolton Mar New club members are said. District Congressman William tion of our representatives in couples to meet and mix with ried Couples Club, nicknamed always welcome. Those in “While we must prevent Cotter. They request their op Washington.” their neighbors at a minimal BoMarCo, as there is and never terested are entitled to attend □ TOD/I W E RESEI U j .. i-'Sr:;- m t > ^ \ THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM ¥ © T ...for ALL the People!! □ FRAN MAHONEY State Representative rf-' ■ 13th District at TED CUMMINGS Martin School State Representative f Nathan Hale School 12th District Verplanck School at Church of Chrpst Robertson School Lydall St. Buckley School Waddell School Manchester High School ELLA GRASSO ROR KILLIAN For For GOVERNOR LT. GOVERNOR MURIEL YACAVONE ABRAHAM CLASSMAN State Representative State Representative 9th District 14th District at at Keeney Street School Buckland School □ NOV i DAVID BARRY State Senator GEORGE HANNON, JR. 4th District State Senator at 3rd District Robertson School at Martin School WILLIAM FITZGERALD Buckland School Buckley School Nathan Hale School Judge of Probate Waddell School Keeney Street School Vote for Fitzgerald Church of Christ Verplanck School 1 at Manchester High School Lydall St. m All the Polling Places For Absentee Ballots” Call The Manchester Democratic Headquarters, 643-2427 Manchester Democratic Town Committee AviUUJIllil M Paul Phillips, Treasurer Supplement to the 15 BMG DAYS MANCHESTER HERALD 1 Friday, October 4, 1974 TODAY THRU SAT.', OCTOBER 19th I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . IMPORTANT! The manufacturer’s list price or the usual price referred to In this catalogue are not our every doy selling prices but ore the usual selling prices In ether stores In this general area. In most cases, our every day prices are lower. BrookBHEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS During this 1e sale, you pay the manufacturer’s suggested list price or the usual price plus one (1) penny for the second a t DISCOUNTWCES! item. k E N M O R E FOXFIELD VITAMIN! 700 l.li. ALL NUDEPANTY HOSE 2~7™ 100 COUNT l/SUAllY 7.69 ALL SHADES >MFG. LIST 1.79 SALON BALSAM GILLETTE HAIR CONDITIONER PLATINUM BLADES 2 ^ 0 0 2 FOR THE F0> A 2 k . 1 " 5 PACK MFG. LIST l.?0 PRICE OF 16 OUKCt USUAUY 1.99 SOMETS I POW ER PAK ONE PLUS SLEEPING CAPS k"o r"D " CELL BATTERIES I A PENNY 2 » 1 ® “ 2™3V |(4nuU> (I MFG. LIST 30c EACH 24 COUNT USUAtiy 1.29 NOW...OVER 390 STORES! 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REMOVER With opplicelor. Ter problem Small, Medium, Urge. 100% nylon. I'/ v O Z . REGULAR 1.99 neib. Helps prevent splitting, "KENT" IMPLEMENTS r^i . FOR A fa$t acting, pleosontly > FOR 1.60 3.51 chipping, peeling. scented remover that 'HAKNELL" PRECISION MANICURING AND GROOMING I FOR 2.00 2 FOR 2 mOO softens cuticles too! FROSTED AA»=G. LIST 59c Hartd ground and polished lor smooth cutting. SUPPORT PANTY HOSE TRANSLUCENT Finish. Precision made. 6 O U N C E S Rust Resistant Chrome "FEMINIQUE" MEG. LIST 5 .9 5 ftEGULAK 1.29 NAIL ENAMEL 2 » . 6 0 * CUTICLE SCISSORS • CUTICLE NIPPERS SUPER SHEER SEAMLESS • J>ELUXE BATH POWDER ' 5 OZ. Choice of four fragrances. • TOE NAIL NIPPERS Snug filling for doy long lasting The hriHiael eew bek h ( aeils. UTILITY SCISSORS • SPRAY COLOGNE 1 . 3 0 All the eewesi shedes. Vh II. ei. WITH NYLON SAFETY SCISSORS DELUXE QUALITY MEG. LIST 6 99 support. Choice of sizes. CHOICE 1.5 OZ. Choice of four frogronces. REGULAR 1.29 REGULAR 1.29 NAIL SCISSORS ). 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LIST 1.09 U S U A L L Y 9 9 C I FOR 1.40 "HARNELL"' REGULAR 1.29 : 10.2.51 CHOICE REGULAR 1.39 , FOR 1.10 , FOR 1.00 PROFESSIONAL OBLIQUE ^ CUTICLE I FOR 1.30 TWEEZERS TWEEZiERS SCISSORS O l Choice ef pointed, clont or Sure grip, spring ectieill Fine peints. Sharp blades. sgtiare tips. Chreme pleled. t M b, MEG. LIST 1.00 USUALLY69C REGULAR 1.99 < 2 r o . 1 . 0 1 2 FOR 7 0 2 f o r 2 . 0 0 DELUXE NAIL TIP 5-W AY MEDICATED FINGER NAIL VELVET GLEAM A GLOW PRESSED POWDER WHITENER KNIFE "GLORAY" "GLORAY" aiPPER AND FILE K v-rv P K G O F 3 TOUCH FACIAL or LIQUID PENCIL ' K nife VELOUR 3%" PUFF Hand ground edges. 3 V i " r e d COSMETIC MAKE-UP STICK "HARNELL" > N ail File "GLORAY" "HARNELL" 1 '/■> FL. OZ. Just moisten the lip, end apply. SPONGE MEG. LIS 79c > Bottle Opener M FG. LIST 49c PUFFS "HARNELL" J O Z . Medicated to help skin stay Ter beautiful looking noHs. PUFFS COMPAG PUFFS Complete make-up. Beige or clear and free of blemishes. > Key Chain PUMICE CUTICLE PUSHER BABY Frosted Pink or Pooch. 2 FOR 8 0 ^ natural shades. • Screwcfriver STONE A NAIL CLEANER SCISSORS 2 FOR 50^ Great for washing or remov MFC. LIST 5 9c 2 FOR O U USUALLY f.49 7 " SIZE DELUXE feinted end for noil cleoning. WHITE FOAM PUFR M F G . LIST 1.69 . CHOICE MEG. LIST 49c lemoves stains, smooths rough "BABYMAT£'< VELOUR PUFFS ing excess make-up. REGULAR 1.29 MEG. LIST 79c MFG. UST59c2fOR O U I TOE NAIL CLIPPER skin. Bevelled end for cuticle. With sofety tip for boby. p a c k o f 3 MFC. LIST 49 c ^ P C G .-I .I 9 MEG. LIST 39 c MEG. LIST 69 c REGULAR 1.99 r e g u l a r 6 9 c fo a m REPLAaMHJT'PUFFS FOR FOR 2 )0. 1.70 2 1 *50 2 » . 5 0 < 2 FOR 8 0 ^ MFG. LIST 49c 2 FOR 50 2 1 *30 2 F 0 . 1 . 2 0 2 FOR 5 0 ^ 2 FOR 4 0 * 2 f o p 7 0 < 2 FOR 2 . 0 0 2 h«70* EVERYTHING FOR GLAMOROUS EYES SOA OATMEAL LEM O N M O U N T A IN OIL OF ALLURE g l y c e r i n e PINE S O A P SOAP . woTt le o i l SOAP SOAP COMPLEXION DRY SKIN S O A P Oeonsos thoroughly, softens skin. Exceaent for sensitive skin. EYE SHADOW EYE GLOSS & PROTEIN NYPO-AllEUENIC FOIMUU R O S E SCENTED A refreshirsgly, cleon . S O A P 5 .7 5 O Z . FOURSOME LO N G LASH For dry, sensitive skin. Deep cleensing-Moisturiiini. "DORSET" 3.25 02. frogroncel LIP G LO SS Heisteriies, prevents dryness. "DORSET" 3.25 02. USUALLY 1.29 with MASCARA 3 .2 5 0 2 . "DORSET" 3 0 2 . POTS WATERPROOF FLUID EYELINER "FE M IN IO U E" 3.5 0 2 . REGULAR 69c REGULAR 7 9 c APPLICATOR REGULAR 79c For thicker, longer loshes. Com N O N SMEAR — USUALLY 1.49 R E G U L A R 1.19 REGULAR 1.19 fo 2 f o r 1 o30 BRUSH plete with losh builder brush. . ^ Your choice of several fashion For enchontingly beautiful eyes! « 0 ' « 2 FOR 2 8 0 2».1.50 FOR 7 0 * 4 flotttfinf s M t s is • beauti- shades for both your eyes end Curls and seporotes. Choice 2 F 0 . 1 . 2 0 2 h»1.20 2 80^ tully 4*ceralW ntnpart. yourfipsl block, brown, blue. "HARNELL" ’X iLO R A Y " "HARNELL" "HARNELL" BEAUTY EYE KIT U S U A U Y 2 .0 0 M FC . LIST 9 9 c REGULAR 1.59 MFG. LIST 2.99 REGULAR 1.29 GLYCERINE & DETERGENT Choice of several shades 2 FOR 1 «30 COCOA BUTTER DRY SKIN SOAP COLD CREAM SOAP r o s e w a t e r CUCUMBER BEAUTY BAR SOAP Mild, gentle. Anti-becterial. S O A P . Hype-ellerganic hrm rla. For heMthy skin. hbype-eDergenk seep h r sensi For dolicete skin care. Unscented. Moisturizes, peolF dMnses. EYEBROW & EYELINER AUTOMATIC SOAP 3.25 OZ. "DERMA CLEAR" | A naturol complexion soopl 3.25 O Z . "AMY ALDRICH' EYEBROW & EYELINER tive end deDcete sUn. "FEMINIOUE" 3.25 02. "KENMORE" 3.25 02. REGULAR .1.19 PENCIL "DORSET" i REGULAR 69c 7 INCH — USUALLY 49c "A S H LEY " 3.25 0 2 . REGULAR 1.19 R E G U L A R I.I9 PENCIL 3 25 0 2 . R E G . 79c Choice of ossort- REGULAR 1.19 2 X H . 1 . 2 0 Two extra refills 0 ^ h jm 0 ^ fo edshodes. 2 f o r 1 . 2 0 2 . 7 0 " M FG . LIST 1.39 ]2 FOR I •4 IJ 2 for8 0 ^ 1.20 2 FOR 1.20 2 FOR 50^ EYELASH ADHESIVE 2 EYE SHADOW BRUSH FOR THE " H A R N E U " 0 2 . M F C . LIST 99c 2 FOR 1 «00 "HARNELL"REGULAR 79c 2 FOR 80^ "KENMORE" PRICE GLYCERINE & MASCARA REm 6 v ER PLUS MULTIPLE EYE SHADOW V IT A M IN E r o s e w a t e r "HARNELL" 1 FL. 02. REG. 99c S K IN L O T IO N 1601. OF ONE 2 FOR 1 «00 STICK "H A R N E U 'U S U A U Y 1.69 2 k m 1.70 "AMY ALDRICH" OR • LOTION VITAM IN E PINT USUALLY 1.19 f a c e c r e a m 7 01. PLUS Helps moisturize dry skin, blemish 1.30 es and wrinkles. REGULAR 1.99 r CREAM Ereet for dry, dotergenl hends. c a i i a 2 k m 2 . 0 0 a OZ. REGULAR 1.99 2.00 EYE S H A D O W EYE SHADOW 1/ LIQUID CREAM Y AUTO M ATIC GLAMOUR LASH POWDER ^ STICK EYELINER EYE SH A D O W MASCARA MASCARA Soble brush, lucite cose, i Choice of 4 flattering shodos. Waterproof, non-smeor. Con S beoutiful shades. Furse size- With spirol brush lor longer losh For thick lashes. Eosy to lovely shades. Non-smeor, long losting. trolled flow of liquid. Irown- locito cose. * es. Choice of Ilk. or Irn. apply. block. "HARNELL" "GLORAY" "HARNELL" "HARNELL" "HARNELL" "HARNELL" M a t jt e U . /" T u - v tf f C.^if M FG. LIST 1.00 REGULAR 79c M FG . LIST 1.69 M FG . LIST 1.00 M FG . LIST 1.59 REGULAR 1.79 ESTROGENIC f MOtSruRIZlNG ' O IL O F l e m o n SKIN CREAM FOR 1.01 2 FOR 80 * 2 FOR 1.70 2 FOR 1.01 FOR 1.60 FOR 1.80 f r e s h e n e r HORMONE CREAM ALLURE Helps mature skin leak young. m s s Skin froshoner end tener to Formulated with natural es lenuHRes end protects your cleanse skin end clase the trogenic homionos. ./I skin fr o . dryness. pores. Ganrie-Stimvlating. "FEMINIOUE" 3.5 02. "BARBI20N" 8 0 2 . TURTLE OIL 4 0 Z . USUALLY3.50 ' SKIN CARE MOISTURIZING USUALLY 2.00 COMPLEXION CREAM I USUALLY 2.79 CREAM / LOTION Helps smooth eway wrinkled . 3.51 "MASON'S" lubricetus end softens the dryness, lovitalizes rough skin, ■"U5c«»sr'i* , 2.01 .2.80 Extra rich, non-greasy. roughest, driest skin. hcellont moisturizing protection. Soothes and softens. "H AR N ELL" 8 0 2 . "FEMINIOUE" 3.5 02. 16 O UN CE REGULAR 3 .5 0 PEARLI2ED SPECIAL FORMULA CREAM EYE S H A D O W PEEL-OFF COVER-UP ALL PURPOSE MAKE-UP ENRICHED WITH USUALLY 1.59 REGULAR 2.69 APPLICATOR CREAMY EYELINER STICK COSMETIC REMOVER 3.51 EYE SH A D O W BRUSH PADS COCOA BUTTER 1.60 2 I.. 2.70 With sponge liko tip for smooth Quick drying, woterprool. long Iroses dork circles. Covers Helps eliminate wrinkles end dry skin. er application. Choice ol assorted shades. lasting, non-smeor. Womishes. Ftofessionolly designed for lip PACKAGE OF 60 stick, eyeliner, moscoro. "FEMINIOUE" 3.5 02. "HARNELL" "HARNELL'.' "HARNELL" "HARNELL" "MASCOFF" r e g u l a r -2 .7 5 "HARNELL" U S U A U Y 1.49 USUALLY 1.49 REGULAR 79c REGULAR 1.39 USUALLY 1.25 REGULAR I 9 9 2 FOR 80^ 2 FOR 1 .50 FOR 1.50 FOR 1.40 FOR 1.26 FOR 2.00 FOR BEAUTIFUL AND MANAGEABLE HAIR AFTER SHOWER EXTRA-DRY SPRAY ANTI-PERSPIRANT BODY TALC SKIN LOTION "SALON" DEODORANT DEODORANT WITH DEODORANT • DRY SKIN CREAM • HAND CREAM For Iwm4s, face and berly. Hypo- 24-Mavr pratectiwi for the Protects and kelps keep yee dry. With lanolin. For dry hands. Keeps you fresher, kniger. ollergenii. Heah the worst dry entire family. Fewerful In skin in I days. • COLD CREAM • LEAdON COLD CREAM C H EK -M ATE 10 OZ. gredients for more protection. "AA4Y ALDRICH" PROTEIN SHAMPOO d a n d r u f f SHAKER CAN "CARLTON" 16 OZ. A cleansing treotment. lemon scented cleansing cream. ULTRA DANDRUFF SHAMPOO 6 OUNCE JA R S — USUALLY 1.39 "CHEKAAATE" 7 O Z. 20Z. ROLL-ON A CONDITIONER SHAMPOO USUALLY 1.19 MFG. U S TiJ.7 9 USUAUY99C NET O Z . CONCENTRATE USUALLY 1.39 J6 0Z. "SALON" J PINT "CHEK-MATE" 5 "HARNELL" helps control dandruff end 2 FOR 1 * 2 0 FOR 1.40 Helps remove dondruff 2 1 *80 2.0.1.40 I FOR 1.00 8 FL. OUNCES Gives hair more body, tex dry Hoking skie. Lets yen ••HARWELL " ture — monogeobility. Elimi scales. Keeps heir shiny, stop worrying. With extra holding power. nates "split ends". No more deon, soft. PURE VITAMIN E USUALLY 1.39 secoitd step rinses. "SALON" BALSAM S K IN O IL USUALLY 1.89 M F G . LIST 1.99 USUALLY 1.69 HAIR CONDITIONER 28,0001.U. PER 1 FL OZ. ,1.40 K ee^ skin soft & young- 16 OZ. USUALLY 1.99 2n«1.90 lookino. 2 FOR 2.00 2«.1.70 Restores body, strong^ & Q ___ Q > . U S U A U Y 4 .9 5 natural lustre to your hair. "GLORAY" SHAMPOO 2n.4.96 PINT SIZE BOTTLES USUALLY 1.79 "HARNELL" Adds body » sW««- *29. *1"- O 1 ' A O V ITA M IN E MOISTURE her or 6reee. ^ " "PROMELLA" ANTI-PRURinC SPRAY POWDER LEMON SHAMPOO OIL SKIN CREAM ANTI-PEliSPIRANT CONCENTRATE BATH CUBES 2 OUNCE •GLORAY"— 16 OZ. O 1 ftO WATER DISPERSIBLE WITH TURTLE OIL USUALLY 1.79 A FOR I . W W A cream formula for softer DEODORANT • PINE Helps relieve and prevent dry A meisturiiieg aid for dry, skin. Keeps you dry end ceel. • BOUQUET skin-itching. Smooths't sdftonsf rough skia v M HERBAL SHAMPOO Miyi.UST5.00 "FEMME" • LAVENDER "FEMINIQUE" 4 OZ. "KENM O RE" 8 OZ. USUALLY 1.49 "OWENS" 8 FL. OZ. 6.5 OZ. AEROSOL REGULAR 79c USUALLY 2.99 2n>.5.01 USUALLY 1.79 REGULAR 1.99 A gentle blind of borbs end ^ m |B HAIR SETTING S P R A Y -O N "GLORAY" conditioners. 4A FOR LOTION CREME RINSE 2 r ^ 8 0 ^ 2 FOR 3*00 2 FOR 1 *80 2 FOR 2.00 "NEW CONTROL" IN S TA N T SHAMPOO WITH SPRAYER 8 0Z. "HAIR MAGIC" CONCENTRATE 8 FL. OZ. "GLORAY" FDR THE CONDITIONER Kemoves snarls end tangles. 5 0Z. "ENRICHED" FDR THE 8 FL OZ. "HARNELL" Holds ond sols oil lypes olhoir. Adds sheen nnd lustre te even PRICE Instent conditioner with pre- Just s Kttlo dob for n lot of PRICE Adds body ond monogeobility. the dullest hoir. teia Adds hedy, texture end lather. Oeons ond shines. USUALLY 1.39 wenogenbiHty. USUALLY 1.39 OF ONE , USUALLY 1.39 OF ONE USUALLY 1.99 2 h»1.40 2 FOR 1.40 2.00 2 for1.40 PLUS PLUS r MILK BATH D E O D O R A N T AFTER BATH HAND & BODY CONCENTRATE BATH OIL SPRAY FRICTION LOTION OR Skin feeb softer, smoother. . . LOTION Contoins lonalia Softens tough BATH O IL provides ell day deodorant r"M A Y FA IR " A fragrant loHon for use espe skia Mokes skin feel smooth. protection. ANTI-PERSPIRANT cially after Ae bath. "G L O R A Y " PINT QUART "FEMAGENE" 7 O Z . DEODORANT "JORDANE" 8 OZ. USUALLY 1.49 USUALLY 1.79 USUALLY 1.79 24 Hour f rotectioo. USUALLY 1.79 Helps step wetness. CREME RINSE COLOR SAFE 2 FOR 1 *80 2 FOR 1 *80 • 7 OZ. SPRAY 2 FOR 1 .80 FOR 1.50 "ROLL 'N ' SET" with CONDITIONER SHAMPOO REGULAR 1.99 V ITA M IN E HAIR SETTING 1 PINT "GLORAY" 8 0Z. "HARNELL" SHAMPOO GEL 2n»2.00 • GKEEN for tintod hair [Sd Use ofler every shompoo. I • 1 OZ. ROUON I 6 OZ. — "KENMORE" Adds body to oil types of hoir. e Spociol HUE for groy Gives heir lustre ond leoves USUALLY 1.99 Helps sets lost. Super enriched— ^for l^ lt ljf . H soft end monogeoble. • HUE for lightoned hair shiny hair. Mokes hair soft, 6 O U N C E S «S/kLON" W IG LUSTRE I 2 fo r 2 « 0 0 lovely ond manogeoble. 1.39 MFG. LIST 1.69 USUALLY USUALLY 1.89 USUALLY 1.89 13 OZ. ^ FOR 1 # 9 0 ; ' \ - ' ■ I REGULAR 1.99 Adds sporkle and shoon. f:-. - ... ^ . ,,, ' ft *1. mjw'.a FOR 2 FOR 1.40 k W IG S H A M P O O "SALON" ISOZ. 2 1.70 .toc.0 CM**** 2 h«2.00 2 «1.90 ■ MOISTIIRE m e g . LIST f. 99 2 fOI 2 .0( BATH O IL SOZ. USUALLY f.79 . . .% ^ I • 8 w DEDICATED Deodorizes and conditions...... DRY SKIN COLD HAIR A W IG BRUSHES BATH O IL CAPLETS ; BEAUTY MASK » SKIN CREAM •MASON S ' laoz. CREAM • PURSESIZE 2fOi2.0l "GLORAY" 17 CARS. PER PKG. SMmtrrEPAaAl a m USUALLY 1.99 XfOt.ft.WV USUALLY 1.79 leaves skin soft, fresh, lovely. luxurious skin softener, leaves f.ZS OZ. L^UAUY 1,75 .h . . 2 FOB l w 7 0 i • l a r g e SIZE 2ro«3.0< REGULAR 1.99 4 O Z. skin smooth to touch. 4 Enchant FOR ing Fragrances. Ha ir REMOVER'SALON ' 2 1 .80 7.5 02. JAR FOR QSPILMOttYLOTION 4% OZ. 0% m WIG SETTING LOTION s a l o n 2 2*00 "GLORAY" "RANDS" 8 OZ. •AMY A L D R IC H ' ■ M»bfer$f«cf.USUAUY-f.49 . .v. AEfOB l e O U j USUALLY 89c MFG. LIST 2.49 MFG. LIST 1.00— 8 2 » ■ 1 . 0 REGULAR 3.49 BOZ. USUALLY 1.79 OZ. 2 for9 0 < 2 F 0 . 3 . 5 O FOR 1.80 2 for2.50 "CARLTON” HAIR COMBS "GLORAY” HAIR PRODUCTS o/Sffi iS S S S S M b HEATING MEAR INFANT SYRINGE ENEMA SYRINGE PAD Im p e r ia l h o s p it a l b r a n d HOSPITAL B R A N D • 3 Fosition HeuI Selection 2 0Z. REGULAR 1.59 1 O Z . REGULAR 1 .3 9 • 100%WelFroof 2n«1.40 2 for1.60 • U.l. Approved YOUR CHOICE SNAP-ON BRUSH ROLLERS M F G . LIST 8.95 T.' ALL PURPOSE 4 0Z. REGULAR 1.89 • 7" DRESS COMB m Pg . LIST 39c • MED«UMSiZm6.aO< MEDIUM SIZE PK6.0FH 3 0Z. REGULAR 1.69 • JUMBO SIZE nCG. 16 URGE SIZE PK6.0F12 8 . 9 6 1 VAPORIZER AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC • 7" FINE TOOTH COMB I FOR USUALLY 99c JUMBO SIZE PK6.0F10 2 FOR 1 «70 2n»1.90 2 » » 4 0 < CHOKI I L IS T 8 .9 9 fORW • 8M(" CURL COMB BOUFFANT SIZE PK6. OF S p ro te c tio n 7Va'' PARSER MAGNETIC SUPER BOUFFANT PK6.0FA MFG. LIST 49c MFG. LIST 59c imt-aow W ith Dins fo u n ta in syringe A 6 F G .U S T 1,19 USUAUY AND HOT WATER BOTTLE 1foii1 « 0 0 99c 2 «.SO 2 » . 6 0 < Complete with oil attachments. f l MFG. LIST6.99 2rat6.40 . MNCURiaiPS "GLORAY'' DOUBLE PKGS. MFG. LIST 69c 2 iob . 7 0 FOUNTAIN SYRINGE' • “ GLORAY“ PONY TAIL HOLDERS Complete with oil oHochments. 2 X I . 7 . 0 0 / / M F G . LIST 5.79 .REGULAR 69c 2 i « . 7 0 RUBBER HOT WATER BOTTLE • TW IN BEAD PONY TAIL HOLDERS SURGEON'S LATEX GLOVES Choice of maize, mint, oncf powder blue. “OlORAY" REGULAR 5 9c 2 w t . 6 0 GLOVES GLOVES MFG. LIST 5.39 2 rot 5*40 • TRIANGLE WAVE NET "GLORAY" Nee-slip, long culls, sort gfip. Smeotk surfece, sheer honil Smell-MKlium-Lurge. ICE BAG 9 ” FITS AU HEAD SIZES -MFG. LIST 39c2 FOR .40 "GLAMOURETTE" prolecliea. "MADEMOISELLE" "HOSPITAL BRAND" UNLINED VELVETY LINED LATEX MFG. LIST 3.49 2 . . . 3 . 5 0 • EYELET SLUMBER CAP PURE LATEX ^ t J USUALLY 1.49 M FG. LIST 1.69 • AFRO LIFT AU SIZE-NYION-MFG. LIST 69c 2 FOR . 9 0 * USUALLY 99c INFANT NASAL ASPIRATOR "LEEDS" TEASE A STYLE METAL COMBS a Hi " p i c k "HOSPITAL B R A N D " 1 OZ. HAIR BRUSHES • BOUFFANT SLUMBER CAP 2 FOR 1*00 2 for1»50 2 for1»70 REGULAR 1.69 2««1.70 • RAT TAIL • BARBER M F C . LIST 49c UCE EDGE— VINYL-MFG. LIST 69c2 FOR . 9 0 • DRESS • POCKET "CARLTON" MFG. LIST 69c Ftilhtrs, skoD*i. I•■s•>, 210.50* • NET WIND BONNET Hulls, styles, curls. ROCKED NYLON— VINYL- 2 m . 8 0 -MFG. LIST 79c ENE 2 h«90« A6FG. LIST ,1.39 • AFRO RAKE R FEM • TEASING C A R D O F 2 • BOUFFANT SHOWER CAP MFG. L IS T 9 9 c c o m b M F C . LIST 79c FITSAUSIZES-VINYL- 2 f o r 8 0 ■MFG. LIST 79c 2 FOR 1 *00 2 » . 1 . 4 0 2 «, 80 * • BOUFFANT TERRY LINED ftfe j SHOWER CAP— MFG. LIST 1.69 2 for1 . 7 0 AKi :> '.N ROUND TIP HAIRBRUSHES FEM-ETTES feminine FOLDING feminine FOLDING SYRINGE Premoistened towelette-spocioll feminine SYRINGE SYRINGE treated to cleanse ond deedoriz^ SYRINGE Compact, convenient . . . 16 Holds 2 quorts. 3 yoor SYRINGE Z-Quorl copncHy. Ideel ler trav P K . O F 2 4 USUALLY 1.49 No host, no hong up! In lovely guarantee. el, end home, tomplete with OZ. cupocily. Complete with control flow end plastic brocade cose. "PETITE" LATEX "RELEEF" zipper cote. FOR multi-spray fitting. "HUSH" WITH CARRYING CASE PURE LATEX 2 1 *50 "CONTE5SA" M FG. LIST 3.39 P K . O F 40 USUALLY 2. li COMPACT EXPANDING MFG. LIST 2 .9 9 "REGINA" 10 OZ. CAP. PURE L A T E X M F G . LIST 6 .4 9 ''SAXONY'^ FASHION BARREHES. MFC. LIS T 5 .4 9 TORTOISE SHELL COMBS The latest styles. Choice of gold or silver finish, leather or REGULARr e g u l a r 44.99 9, MFG. LIST 5^9 — ^ 9 3 4 0 2 FOR 2 .20 tortoise shell. In regular or petite sizes. "SAXONY" IMPORTED REGULAR 1.19 2r»5.00 2...5.50 2...6.50 2.»3jOO i FINE QUALITY — UNBREAKABLE MFG. LIST 79c M FG. LIST 69c • POCKET • BARBER • PURSE • ALLPURPOSE ^ 2 FOR 80^ 2 FOR 90^ « RAT TAIL • DRESS A FOR 1.20 m u m M F G . LIST 99c M P G . LIST 1.39 "SAXONY" REGULAR 1.79 • LARGE HANDLE COMB 2 FOR 1 *00 2 FOR 1 *40 y, • LARGE LADIES' DRESS COM B FOR 1 . 8 0 PURSE Mr STTIINC BRUSH REGULAR 1 .2 9 S A N I T A R Y FEM-A-TABS NATURAL BRISTLE CHOICE 2 FOR 1 • 30 HAIR TRIMMER VAGINAL DOUCHE s a n i t a r y NAPKIN HOLDER For relief of Pre-Monslruol ten HAIR BRUSHES "LEEDS" SUPPOSITORIES LIQUID BRUSH & COMB SETS COMB DELUXE PANTY sion and menstruoi pain. Finest quality |Mlishe6 UFoa^en bendles. for leminine hygiene ond per & S H IE L D CHOICE OF lifetime guorentee. Seve korher SANITARY Antiseptic. Individually wropped Assorteil styles. No boll needed, lilted with nap sonal freshness. A beauty shop costs. BELTS in toil. * soothing gormicidol • PROfESSIONAl STVIE kin clasps, kegulor or Bikini "FEMAGENE" 8 OZ. "FEMAGENE" BOTTLE OF 30 " S A X O N Y ' IMPORTED . FIAIR STYLE deodorant. (om iorloblo. Adjusloble sizes. style ol 100% nylon tricot. REGULAR 1.09 • HALF ROUND STYLE REGULAR 1 .6 9 BOX OF I ’ "FEMAGENE USUAUY 1.99 /virwM F G ., lLIST i o . .1.39 MFG. LIST 4.99 • MEN'S BLACK CLUB BRUSH SET "FEMAL,cmc USUALLY 1.59 USUALLY i.vv REGULAR 1.69 MFC. LIST 1.99 2»,.1.90 2 . 7 2 . ^ 0 2 ...1 .4 0 2>0.1.1 2 FOR 5 « 0 0 2ro.1.70 mpoa 10/74 y Hospital Brand ' GUARDSMAN'' SUPPORTERS PEDl-CARE FOOT & COMFORT AIDS ADHESIVE TAPE ?"x 2'A yds. MFG. LIST 5 9 c ...... 2 fOt . 6 0 YOUTH SUPPORTER '/a "x5 yds. MFG. LIST 5 9 c ...... •. 2 MM . 6 0 I "x5 yds. MFG. LIST B 5 c ...... 2 ro* . 8 6 •A "x 10 yds. /^FG. LIST 85c . . 2 MM . 8 6 I 'x 10 yds. MFG. LIST 1.39 . , 2 ..1 .4 0 Sterili 6®“2® GAUZE BANDAGES YOUTH §55 ATHLETIC § 37 SWIMMING METATARSAL HEEL CUSHIONED CUSHIONED METATARSAL I"x 10 yds. MFG. LIST 54c . . . ____ 2 k m . 5 5 SUPPORTER SUPPORTER SUPPORTER :USHIONED CUSHIONS PAD& CUSHIONS lightweight, quick drying nylon. INSOLES FLEECE C O N T O U R E D SHAPE 1 'A "x 10 yds. MFG. LIST 6 9 c ...... 2 KM . 7 0 "GUARDSMAN" "GUARDSMAN" INSOLES HALF SOLES For swimming, ond oHiletic oc- VINYL-LINED INSOLES FOIL PROPER FIT BAa^2 3" WAISTBAND 3" WAISTBAND WOMEN'S SM.-MED.-LG. 2 “x 10 yds. MFG. LIST 7 9 c ...... 2 FOR . 8 0 livities. Sizes S-M-L rOAMUTEXVBmUTED VENTILATED For Moi ond Woman. RoKevas For Mae ond Woman, lolievei MFG. LIST 2.49 SM.-MED.-LG. "GUARDSMAN" For Aden and Women AN Sizes Fer Men and Wemen. loel lutigua. Saif locking. Cushioned rofitf far collouses, pressuro oe sore, tondot hoeli. 3"x 10 yds. MFG. LIST 99c...... 2 KM 1 . 0 0 SM.-MED.-LG. MFG. LIST 2.99 MFG. LIST 2.49 SM.-MED.-LG. Ktop your fuel cozy, warm dur Sterile Gently cushions your stup. burning fuut, tendoi spots. Absorbs shock. AN sizes. Fer Men ond Women. ing thu cufdost days. 4"x 10 yds. USUALLY 1.10...... 2 k m 1 . 1 1 FOR Uke waNcwg ue • doud. MFG. LIST 69e U S U A U Y I.I9 Gauze 2 FOR 2 «50 2 FOR 3*00 2.50 REGULAR 1.49 USUALLY 1.19 iUWVX.M F G . LIOILIST 79c /TC. —M------FG . LIST--- 99e ^ pads l"x 5 yds. MFG. LIST 2.79 ...... 2 FOR 2 . 8 0 2 , » 1 . 2 0 * m SUPPOttTlR 2 ™ . 1 . 2 0 2 GAUZE PADS 25'S 2 FOR 8 0 ^ 2 FOR1*00 2 FOR 1«50 2"x2" MFG. LIST 1 .1 9 ...... 2 FOR 1 . 2 0 l3"x3"A1FG. t/ST 1.39 ...... 2 FOR 1 . 4 0 'L'liiiv Absorbent Cotton |4"* REGULAR 2.29 ...... 2 FOR 2 . 3 0 ABSORBENT COTTON 2 OZ. REGULAR 79c...... 2 arlw . 8 0 §11 SUSPENSORY §75 ATHLETIC BOY'S » "GUARDSMAN" SUPPORTER SUPPORTER 4 OZ. MFG. LIST 2.89 ...... 2 FOR 1 . 5 0 S-M-L FLY FRONT MFG. LIST 1.99 Quality, extro wide 6" seamless mtii 8 O Z. USUALLY 2.89 ...... 2 FOR 2 . 9 0 VANGUARD "QUIK-AID" waistband. Excellent prolection JR. LEAGUE ARCH SUPPORTS 2 FOR 2 . 0 0 end support for bock and ob- FUNGI-SPRAY FOOT CREAM I6 0Z.M FG . LIST 4 .1 9 ...... 2 F0r 4 . 2 0 INGROWN FOAM LATEX \0^. EXTRA LARGE domen. SM.-MED.-LGE. Fits waist 20" to 24" PEdICARE SPRAY-ON U SU ALLY 2.19 n a il relief "GUARDSMAN" FOOT POWDER For Men or Women COTTON BALLS FOOT SOAP Instant rnfiel fnt lirnd, nching, MFG. LIST 3.49 USUALLY 2.49 SM.-MED.-LG. Seothing, caoBni roliaf of itch beming font Molps soltM bun A tocol anesthetic. Fast tompo- MFG. LIST I. IS 130 s . . ‘J ...... 2 FOR 1 . 1 6 2 FOR 2 * 2 0 Siag»1WRade»-Se««biegfmme- rory relief _nf ingrown naili StnnI shnnk, durabit Inothornttn and pain from nridota's fool. ions, collousos, corns. 2 FOR 3*50 2 FOR 2 *50 In helps nleua Miing. bwwiei, Keeps fool fooling cool, dry, lop, fits nny Myin lootweir. comfertoble. Vi OUNCE ELASTIC BANDAGE ponpiring (M i REGULAR 1.29 4 0 Z . 1.29 REGULAR 1.49 FOR THE 5 O Z. U SU ALLY 1.99 USUALLY 2"W/DEUSUAU.V 1.99 6 0Z. lW UAlLYf .79 3V4 0 Z .R E G U L A R I.fW 2 k m 2 . 0 0 PRICE UNDERPADS 2 for1»30 2 for1*50 1.30 3" WIDE USUALLY 2.29 OF ONE HOSPITAL BRAND 2 m. 1 2 0 2m. 1.80 2 m. 2 .0 0 2 km2.30 Super Absorbent, Disposable. 4" WIDE USUALLY 2.89 Strong, Non-Slip, 2 for2.90 e 23"x34"-2(Ts • 17Vh"x24"-42's FOR THE PLUS MFG. LIST 7.49 PRICE a n t i - p e r s p ir a n t t r u t e s t FOOT DEODORANT 2 FOR ^ 5 0 PEROXIDE OF ONE Helps keep foM dry nod odor fret. "RANDS" 7 OZ. r An antiseptic, eleonsing solution. USUALLY 1.89 MEDICATED FIRST AID b o u n c e HRST AID TOWELETTES "HOSPITAL BRAND" PLUS 2m. 1.90 TOWELETTES PACK OF 20e No Stoin e No SNng e No ' r - Pain. Helps prevent infection. ^ MFG. LIST 99c 2 KM 1 .O O r ^ i 2 ~ U 0 ■ y w - r ______f t ADHESIVE BANDAGES WIMRYUOUID r e g u i a r i .a b . - 2 m. 1.50 •HOSPITAL b r a n d ;' WRIST BAND KNEECAP WRISTLET l40" "SA N / STRIPS" BOX O F 100 GENUINE LEATHER SUPPORTER SUPPORTER %"WIDE. Wolerproof, sterilo. RUBBING MASSAGE Provides lirm support for sprain Fits oil wrist sizes. Self odhering 2m.1.4U M F G . LIST 1.89 2 FOr I # 9 0 70% ISOPROPYL AlCOMOl ______Fils oil sizt wrists. ed muscles and ligoments. fastener. U S U A U Y 9 9 C — PIN T - ^ 1 SEAMLESS DELUXE QUALITY HURTLESS STRIPS "HOSPITAL BRAND" REGULAR 1.59 REGULAR 2.99 MFG. LIST 1.99 fiMicitius • 31 ossf d. M F G . LIST 69c . . . 2 FOR . 7 0 2m.1.00 ’ 2 EOR 1 o60 2 FOR 3*00 FOR 2.00 CLEAR PLASTIC STRIPS 31 osst'd. M F G . LIST 69c . . . 2 FOR . 7 0 ISOPIWVLALCpHOl i* , ^ J i i r am MFG. LIST 63c— 4 OUN CES f TRIPS dSosst'd. M F G . LIST 99c . . . 2 FOR 1 e O O MR8T Used in Hi# prepnetNioo of noodles t syringes m AID PLASTIC STRIPS for hypodermic wiections. ALL WIDE 40's. MFG. LIST 1.29 2 FOR 1 . 3 0 2m.64« ANKLET BACK MIDKlATtO POWORR "HOSPITAL BRAND" , i . - . . ! -T-t • r^’.;: ■» SUPPORTER PLASTER ANTISEPTIC USUMLY 1.49...... 2 FOR l e S O Tim e OF OnSSN s o a p « « ...... • MEDICATED SPRAV^M POWDfll "GUARDSMAN" For sprained onkles. Helps eose FIRST AID SPRAY W iyC H H A Z S lflN T. . . . _ • • • ■ • ^ A O MFG. LIST M 9 MFG. LIST 1.99 6.5 OZ. MEDICATED...... 2 F 0 R 2 e O O poin ond reduce swelling. "HOSPITAL BRAND" uonieACIOPOWOSRSOZ..... For Jock Itch, F’fkfcly Heat, Chafing, etc. SEAM LESS 2 for1 . 2 0 5 OZ. AEROSOL REGULAR 2.99 COTTOM APPilCATORS WITH TONGUl RLADBS m in e r a l OIL PINT . . . \ ' ’':' '.gMFGll5T99c2mlM • BELLADONNA POROUS USUALLY 1.99 "HOSPITAL BRAND" 30 Appllcatort, MFG. LIST 69c B P S O M s a l t s 3 . 3 9 2 r . 2 . 4 0 » 3 Tongue Blades . . . M F G . U S T 49c ...... FOR .50 "ZEST" SALT SUBSTITUTE « oz. • • 2 FOR 3*00 2 for70« 2 FOR 2*00 FOR THE PRICE FOR THE PRICE OFONt "KENiyiORE” PURE NATURAL ORGANIC "KENMORE” PURE NATURAL ORGANIC OF ORE PLUS VITAMINS and Health Food Products VITAMINS and Health Food Products PUIS ITAMINC IVITAMIN E VITAMIN B-12 p r o t e in t a b l e t s KELP THERAGRANIC DOLOMITE 25 MCG. REG. T ^ Each laWel contoins 250 MG of IODINE RATION I Multi-vitamins with minerals t omino acids. TABLETS lo o 's 2 Fo« 1 . 8 0 50 TABLETS MEG. LIST 4.99 protein. VIT-ALL As 0 source of cokium t mognesium, 25 AACG. AAFG. LIST 2.99 toko 2 or 3 toblets doily. TABLETS AAFG. LIST 1.89 | 2 FOR 5 * 0 0 Contoins noturol vitamins, noturol min 2 5 0 ’s 2 FOR 3 . 0 0 100 100 TABLETS erals, organic iron and 8-12. 100'tMEG. LIST 99c MEG. LIST 1 89 TIMED RELEASE 50AACG. REG. 2.49 2 e o r I # 9 0 MULTI-VITAMINS MEG. LIST 3.49 2 FOR 1 .OO ioo's2 for2 .5 0 100 TABLETS One capsule in the morning gradually 250‘mM FG. LIST.2.19 i S.r . 50 MCG. REG. 4J9 250 TABLETS REG. 2.99 releases o flow over on 8 hour day. 250’i 2 f0r4.8O 1 . 9 0 TOO CAPSULES REG. 4.99 , 2 FOR 3 * 5 0 2 FOR 2 . 2 0 100 M CG. M EG. LIST 2.99 2 FOR 3eOO 2 FOR 5 * 0 0 i o o ' o 2 fom3 .0 0 PUMPKIN SEED OIL CAPSULES VEGETABLE LAXATIVE VITAMIN B COMPLEX VITAMIN-A 1000 MG. tutritionol supplement. I (specially useful in skin conditions and eyes. U.$:F. 25 MU. ' Relief of Temperory Cowslipotioo. Helps prevent nutritional onemios » os o dietory supplement. 100 CAPSULES REG. 4.49 FOR 100 TABLETS USUALLY 2.49 F 2 4.50 too TABLETS REG. 2.99 > 2 FOR 3.00. 2 100 TABLETS MEG. LIST 2.99 2 FOR 3 .OO GARLIC OIL CAPS SUPER YEAST CONCENTRATE HIGH POTENCY BALANCED 5AFFLOWER OIL For oso os 0 mild corminotive. Notural Vitomin I Complex. For use os 0 food sup^lepient. B-COMPLEX WITH VITAMIN B-6 100 CAPSULES U S U A U Y 2.99 2 1 Heips prevent eutritionol onemios 8 os o dietary supplement.^^^ ' As e cerntmtienl method of adding Sofflower ofl I pyndoxma 100 TABLETS REG. 1.79 2 fOt 1 • 80 HALIBUT LIVER OIL CAPS ^ ■» cMoride le the diet-100 CAFSUIFS. __ t o o TABLETS REG. 5.99 2 FOR 6 .OO 250 TABLETS REG. 2.99 2 tc3.00 As 0 dietory sopplement. m e g . list 2.99 FOR W H E Y 2 3 .OO 100 CAPSULES REG. 1.99 2 1 TABS TOO'* IRON & YEAST CAPS _ _ _ _ An excellent old to intestinal hygiene. CALCIUM LACTATE DIURETIC PILLS 5^'' a»tAttsuAttrFs,3»' REG. 4.99 — 100's 2 FOR 5.00 For use es e supplement source of calcium. A stimulont diuretk to tho sysiooL _ _ M EG. LIST 1.49 2 FOR 1.50 b r o m e l a i n TABS 100's BEEF BONE MEAL WITH A & D 100 TABLETS REG. 1.99 2 FOR 2.00 100 TABLETSAAFG. LIST 1.49 2 FO t 1 .50 Contains balanced Wend of natural food enzymes. AND BONE MARROW BREWER'S YEAST TABLETS GARLIC PARSLEY TABLETS A noturol soorco el 8-complex vitomins. 100 TABLETS AAFG. LIST 99e 2 FOR 1 . 0 0 \ m * REG 2 4 9 2 for2.50 OYSTER CALO ilM WITH VIT. A A D Ar eld ie rim rulitf of stomach gos. 250 TABLETS MEG. LIST 2.19 - 2 FOR 2 . 2 0 BOULE O F 250 REG. 2.69 2«2.70 USUALLY 1.79 J . ■' , With phosphorous free colcium from oyster shells. lOO's 2F0tl.8O DESSICATED LIVER BOTTLE O F 1000 M EG. LIST 6.99 2 P 0 . 7 . O O r * ALFALFA TABLETS I REGULAR 1.99 2.00 Very high in Protein ond Vitamin I Complex (actors. YEAST POWDER "KENMORE"—to oz. PROTEIN WAFERS 5 GR. Processed from Ihe very finest Alfalfa leuvus. 100 TABLETS MEG. LIST 2.39 2 FOR 2 . 4 0 A protein supplement to the diet. 100 TABLETS REG. 1.69 FOe REGULAR 3.49 2 foi3.50 2 1 .70 MEG. LIST 4.99 ^ «« CHEWABLE GELATIN CALCIUM WITH h i g h p o t e n c y COD LIVER 100 TABLETS t* c^ ’ - ' 2 ^ 'i t 4 8 0 j VITAMIN D CONCENTRATE VITAMIN B REG. 1.99 Noturol Colciam from Eock copsule is o cenceotrote ■ B m i ' " I WITH LIVER 2 FOR 2 .OO powdered egg shell. tf pore Cod liver.Oil. AAFG. LIST 2.99 GELATIN CAPS 100 CAPSULES I op TABLETS (00 CAPSULES fOGR.' 250 TABLETS REG. 4.99 USUALLY 3.49 MEG. LIST 3.49 2 FOR 5 * 0 0 FOR 3 . 5 0 2 FOR 3 * 0 0 2 FO t 3.50 iniiOiarrtifia' C A R A U m iF e m I BtLI SAU8 I IreleeF RtyUCapV FOB ‘jp c s r is r.*, . ■ ^ ’W*»a(Ft 88lB» ItMNGOVFR vorWH NATUFtN- I vegetable ---- d» StrOKOA^ POWDER SELTZER "HOSPITAL B R A N D " ! CARALEIN FEM-A-LAX ANTACINE "MASONS" ANALGESIC DEODORANT LAXATOL IMALDROXAL MALDROXAL 5ENALAX ANTI 50'$ ANALGESIC r e g - u - c a p s & BILE i B O m E O F 100 MILK OF AMTACID TABLETS TABLETS 12 01 LIQUID TABLETS "OWENS" TABLETS DIARRHEA SALTS TABLETS STOOL SOFTENER BOTTLE O F 60 MAGNESIA TABLETS "WHELAN" COMPOUND A gentlB laxative and I "HALLS" ROTTLE O F 50 Soothing entocid. Non- m e l -u -g e l b o t t l e OF 50 « l«iitu huHve (a weinen. l a x a t i v e c o m p o u n d Acts in sncondsi Fur RfC. or MINT FLAVOR FOR HANGOVER ntocid, soothing, non- j 5 0 Z . stool softener for women | I Q w rtftryi. For M e n a i CM- constipating. 36 TABLETS Haluril ¥t|itobl« s«nne hemporary roliaf tf up- [constipating magnesium, NATUtAl VEGETABLE POt Ms. 4m I ter «R edvlts bottle o f too and peoplf over forty. PINTLIQ. "RELEEF" 18'm I M kedy oden md hod frovidts fast rtfiofl loliavts F*t prtvMhni k«rd, 1 tnltel.. (rt"tl« s.nslipiilien ftoosontly flovornd. EHt DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE COD LIVER OIL PRESCOTT'S IRON PLUS CAPSULES "PRESCOTT" CONCENTRATE 100'S FOR IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMI/L NIACIN TABLETS "OWENS" BOTTLE OF 250 A dietary supplement supplying calcium C A PSU LES USUALLY 3.79 ONE ONLY Eoch copsule supplies 6 times the mini phospharus andVitamin D. MULTIPLE VITAMINS mum doily adult requirement of iron. REG. 1.99 2 FOR 3 . 8 0 50 M G 2 FOR 2 .0 0 REGULAR 1.69 BOTTLE OF 100 USUALLY4.99 BOTTLE OF 100 TABLETS USUALLY 1.49 BOTTLE OF 2S0 USUALLY 4.99 ' wt»h Vitamin ( , iron ond other min- R E G . 2.49 gm ptRvent colds ond build to o M G 2 FOR 2 .5 0 2 FOR 1 « 7 0 2 f o r 9 *'P **’* resistogce.. FOR 5 . 0 0 s^'vWlTH IRON FEOSATE FERROUS LIVER, IRON & VITAMIN "A" CAPSULES BOTTLE OF 100.USUAUY 2.99 BOHLE OF 30 REG 1.99 GERI-VIM TABLETS' B-1 2 CAPSULES SULFATE WITH IRON . , "OWENS" Synthetic Vitamin A Palminate Helps prevent nutritional onemio and os Indicated in the t^^eatment o( Iran deficiency lor the treatment of Vitomin A deficiency. 2 FOR 3 *0 0 .2 FOR 2 *0 0 A high potencyJbrlified tonic.' B 'dietary supplement. onemio. 100'S..^^ REG. 2.69 — 25,000 U.S P. UNITS BOTTLE OF 2 5 0 USUALLY 5.39 BO m S OF 100 REG. 4^98 BOTTLE OF Wot^ALLYS.49 fiOme^Plob USUALLY 5.98 USUALLY 5.49 . HIGH POTENCY BOTTLE OF 100 _ BOTTLE OF 100 U SU A LLi^ ^ . "OWEN S" ' BOTTLE OF 100 USUALLY4.79 "HALL'S" 2 n « 5 . 4 0 2 » . 4 . 9 9 5 : 5 0 . 2 , ^ 5 . 9 9 . 3 0 2 f o r 2 « 7 0 2 FOR 5 % .5 0 2 FOR 4 . 8 0 THIAMIN CHLORIDE "OWEN'S" IRON & "OWENS" IRONEX OWEN'S PRE-NATAL ' YEAST TABS FEOSATE-B "OW EN'S" BOTTLE OF 100 IRON-MOLYBDENUM Time release capsules with Vitamin B-1. For treatment of B-1 deFiciency. FORMULA CAPS FOR IRON DEFICIENa ANEMIA FORMULA BOTTLE OF 30 REGULAR 2.39 — 50 MG. Fust oction. An iron Ionic plus For rtie prtvMhoM «nri trodtmwl of ifoo dtltcMMy rMomio. REGULAR 3.49 Vitamin R-l. , "OWEN S" USUALLY 1.69 2for2.40 lOO's— REGULAR 1.99 BOTTLE OF 100 REGULAR 3.79— 100 MG. BOTTLE OF 100 USUALLY 1.39 2 01.70 2 FOR 2 .0 0 2 FOR 3 . 5 0 ,. 2for3.80 FOR 1 .4 0 VITAMIN B-12 'HALL'S" TWIN CAPS BEEVIMWITHC ^'FEMINiQUE''IROR VITAMIN "HALL'S" FERAGATE WATER SOLUBLE B COMPLEX TABLETS A DIETARY SUPPLEMENT TABLETS r m w o m en A & D PERLES FERROUS GLUCONATE "OWEN'S" — 100‘s WITH VITAMIN C A DIETARY SUPPLEMENT I MuiN vilomiflv 4 mtnofols I 14 oltitr ingrodienH in Pruvention t Ireutment of diseases due ^ Indicated in tho treatment of water soluble fopsule form. A 100% iron toblet spectolly formulated te,«iFpply to deficiencies of Vitamins A & D. 25MCG.USUAUyt.99 2 FOR 2 .0 0 vitdi^n.deficiency. & meintoin iron iietds«of o women. USUALLY L 79 BOTTLE OF 100 BOTTLE OF 100-REGULAR 3 .5 9 y y USUAUY 2.69'ibULE OF 130 REGULAR 1.39 100'S 50 MCG. REG. 2.49 2 f o r 2 . 5 0 USUALLY 4.49 "OWEN'S" lOO's 2 FOR 1 * 8 0 2 FOR 3 .6 0 100 MCG. REG. 2.99 2 po r 3 . 0 0 2 FOR 4 • 5 0 2 ™ 2 .7 0 2 for1 .4 0 CALCIUM LACTATE BEEF, IRON & WINE PROTEIN TABLETS "STERIING" a polotable, eoslly digested — BREWER'S YEAST TABS CHILDREN'S VITAMIN ^ i ’ r h NIACINAMIDE — lOO MG. W G R. lOO'S REGULAR 98c . . FOR . 9 9 FOR PINT USUALLY 2.29 .... 2 2 .3 0 protein in toblet form. BOTTLE OF 100 REGULAR 1.49 . . 2 FOR 1 .5 0 250 s USUALLY 2.49 ...... DROPS "OWEN'S" .50CC 2 FOR 2 .3 U 250's — REG. 2.59 2 FOR 2 . 6 0 BABY BOTTLE B R U S H MEG. LIST 59c 2 FOR 60* NIPPLE BRUSH M'FG. LIST 49c 2 FOR 50^ SNARLS ■ PALMER BABY PANTS COTTON ASPIRGEST CHILDREN'S AWAY DISPOSABLE "BABY MATE" SWABS COLD TABLETS ASPIRIN FRUIT FLAVORED "GLORAY" NURSING MEG. LIST'89c S m X x L. BABY POWDER 180 tips on flexible EHIIOREN'S ASPIRIN PIUS safety sticks. NASAL OECONGESIANT Recommended dosoge loi chil Removes langles ond snarls BOTTLES SHAKER TOP CAN 2r..90* FOR CHILDREN 3 YRS. AND OLDER dren. Pleosant lasting, chewoble. leaves hair easy lo manage .USUALLY 1.19 16 OZ, ioo> — flouN ce BOX OF 90 B O m C O F 36 1.25 CD BOTTLE OF 36 REGULAR 1.69 t o d d Cer s iz e 8 0Z. USUALLY 1.24 MFC. LIST 73c USUALLY 79c USUALLY 39c MFC. LIST 99c SUPER LARGE 2 fo r 1 . 3 0 FOR 2 FOR 7 4 ^ 2 FOR 8 0 ^ 2 FOR 4 0 ^ 1 .2 5 FOR 1.70 FOR 1.00 BABY OIL OR BABY LOTION Enriched with lanolin ..pSUALLY 1.69 16 OZ. BTLS. CHOICE 2 FOR 1 • 7 0 FAMILY HEALTH NEEDS COUGH AND COLD AIDS 9 -HOUR Tahle««| >c>J »y ; ptUEfFRON' Si,nagest THE COLD FORMULA ■ Hk» I THAT LETS YOU S HAT FPIt«S* A t COMMOH COLD 1 8 w * b ^ | % MIT • n. 03. U E P W C s L u r TMUn CAFBOLI* 8 HOUR TRANQUIL-NITE SINAGEST ALLERGY e x t r a STRENGTH TABLETS CAPSULES BUFfERED . COUGH SYRUP "MASONS" TIMED SLEEPING SLEEPRIN ^ PAIN RELIEVER TIME CAPSULES qUAUTY TESTED "OWENS" TIMED AGION ASiPIRIN "OWENS" 4 OZ. NIGHTTIME (OLD FORMULA Prompt, effective relief from Just 2 capsules give effective CAPSULES SLEEP AIDS WITH A S W R / N ] ’jS s T " Time disintegrating capsules. All-day, all-night relief a n t a c i d a n a l g e s i c "PAIN-EX" the pain of sinus headache end relief of ollergies A hoy fevtr. n o n h a b i t f o r m i n g - Helps give oil doy or all night Quiets coughs for hours to help BOTTLE OF 100 from discomfort caused by common colds. "MASON’S" BOTTLE O F 24 b o t t l e O F too relief for coughs coused by colds you get the restful sleep you nasal congestioa BO X O F to BOT. OF 30 USUALLY 1.99 B O X O F f5 USUALLY 1.69 For fost relief without stomoch For pain of headache, erthritis t end flu. need. ' ' Helps yo» sleep . . . when yew 100% SAFE. Non ntrtolit. Mon- reK^ of common cold symptoms. upset. USUALLY 1.49 6 OZ. USUALLY I S 9 hove pain. SOMETS SLEEPING CAPS USUALLY 1.09 2 FOR 2 « 0 0 2 m . 1 . 7 0 hobirforming. USUALLY t.i-9 MFG LIST J.83 B O X O F 10 BOT. O F 60 USl7ALiy 2.98 ALLERGY TABS. 48 KEG. 1.99 USUALLY 1.89 USUALLY 1.29 USUALLY 1.29 24’i 2 . 1.10 2Foir1«50 2 for1 « 6 0 U,SUALLY 2.49 60's ...... _••...... 2 w t 2 . 5 0 1 2 for2 . 9 9 I FOR 1.34 2».1.70 2 m . 2 . 0 0 yisUALLY 3.99 I20's ...... 2 * ® « 4 , 0 0 I FOR 1.90 2».1.3p USUALLY 1.49 USUAUy4.99 IS O 's...... ^ * * * A * J ? ? J B O X O F 2 0 2 . 1. s 6 SLUMBA-TABS"*'"® ^ • NON-HAIIT fOMINC • MO lAIUnilATES |30RET A s r a u R fCOUGH sw a i t a k a T A H m FOR THE 'H!S’ R*fjNtant« PRICE ls> DIET AIDS ■i tjiun HARD CAN D Y CHILDREN'S BABY OF ONE HEXA-COLD ^sglS' DIET PLAN SORE THROAT a s p i r i n 6 W A Y "SALON" 11 OZ. COUGH SYRUP COUGH SYRUP SPRAY WAKE-UP TABLETS "MASON'S" "MASON'S" COLD RELIEF WAKAPS S Frail Flpvpn 5 GRAIN U.S.P. . A. "NEO-VINE" TABLETS BOTTLE O T 1 0 0 PLEASAN T FRUIT FRUIT FLAVORED Fast relief ection on cough coo- b o t t l e o f "QUIK-AID" 15 , MFG. UST 2.99 FLAVORED 75 Grams (30 Measured Doses). trol center, stops tickles, beod- BOTTLE OF 100 BOTTLE O F 36 t el heedeehiF PLUS Relief in seconds. Seething, eche end muscular pains, oN Keep Alert! Overapne Acts on cough control center, Fleosont fruit flovor for ' He finer quelity aspirin et eny ■nd eetves. anesthetic, ontiseptic. allergies. Quick way to restore mentoi fotigoe enK drew M ett.. 2n»3.Dp] breaks up head and chest con Infonts A children. alertness. price. gestion. REGULAR 1.79 DOT. OF 24 REG. 1.98 l e n d e r G U M M FG . LIST 1.49 USUALLY 9 9 c USUALLV f .0 9 REGULAR 99 e "HALLS" BOX O f 24 REG. 1.25 X »Ot ,1 .X O 4 0 Z . USUALLY 1.49 4 0 2 . USUALLY 1.49 r 2 FOR 8 0 2 for1 ^ « 9 9 2 for1 « 0 0 2 k)«1»i O 2 FOR 1 *00 2 FOR 1 • 5 0 2 FOR 1*50 2 FOR 1 «50 T M l "RELEEF-PLUS" W. TRAVEL ARTHRITIS CA P S 15's M asonh F»tt FtairooAaT tion brlnStmglli t PAIN RELIEVER ARTHRITIS New formula help* prevent NASAL SPRAT CAPSULES | S I ( dUnesf, nauMO ond tho- C o ru ^ COUGH ^ el RMNREUEF voffliting due to travel. I M ia c tu rw B O X O F 6 0 MIXTURE A temporary, non-ospirin relief , tm MNo w "'SSSiJmSm "TRIMElf* RB>UCING AID REGULAR 1.49 FEVER THERMOMETERS ' lor the pains of arthritis, neuri A reducing oid through oppetite control. T ? U \ U C A P S WITH RED BACK tis, rheumatism, ond other ANALGESIC musculor oches. 2m. 1 .5 0 COUGH COUGH R E G U L A R 2i99 RED MERCURY READINGS NASAL TABLETS REGULAR 3.99 MIXTURE MIXTURE SPRAY ANTI-HISTAMINE lOO’s 2 h»3.00 "HALL’S" "MASON'S" • Fully guoronteed • Orol-Rectol-Boby • Safety grip. EXTRA STRENGTH XlUIK-AIDTlScc BOTTLE O F 25 2.0.4.OO • Helps stop coughs • Relieves ^ ANTIALLERGIC "QUIK-AID" running nose • Decongests sinus With dextromethorphan SQUEEZE BOTTLE For the symptomotic relief et • Loosens phlegm • Soothes hydrobromide. M FG . LIST 2.69 common colds A occomponying "SLIM " H IG H p r o t e i n w a f e r s sore throat. 2 . 0 . 2 . 7 0 REGULAR 1.39 pains, etc Helps control oppotito es you lose weight sofely. ClinicoUy lavon A0U« • TABS (Excspt N*wr Yoric Storas) 4 0 2 . M F G . LIST 2.98 6 0 2 . USUALLY 1.99 USUALLY 1.09 tested.. BOTTLE O F 112 M FG . LIST 3.99 2m.1.40 2 for2 m9 9 2 for2 « 0 0 • 4 o i ■ FOR 1.10 a m f " ' " ' 2«»4eOO ANTI-BACTERIAL MEDICATED AQUA-TABS TROCHES CHEST RUB TRAN-BIUM ACETINOL TABLETS ALAVON DIURETIC "NEO-CAINE" “M A S O N 'S " A Medicated vapors give fost, ef CONTAINS NO ASPIRIN QUIT-SMOKE CAPSULES CAPSULES TABLETS For minor throat t mourit in fective relief to congestion due NO STOMACH UPSET lOO's TABLETS * b o t t l e O F 36 MG. b o t t l e O F 36 BOTTLE OF 100 fections. Cherry flovored. to colds. to M o n e t tense nervet, iid t you ■odkotedl Fast safe pain reliever for sim 4 OUNCE For temporafy relief of simple to cut down or stop smoking. Systemicdwolgesit. For pone of For the elimination ef 4ncett 10'* M FG . LIST 98c ple headaches, musculor oches, keedodie,'miner aches t pains. * Vi i USUALLY 99c eervows leiitieit Centoins m water. neuralgia, etc. Fidl streiHIth topsule. BOX OF 24 MFG. UST 1.50 BOX OF TOO MFG. LIST 3.50 r e g u l a r 1 .9 9 » REGULAR 2.99 < ■ REGULAR 1.99 2».99 FOR 1.00 r e g u l a r 1.99 2 forI r5 1 2 for3 r5 1 2.P.2.0GF p R 2».3.00 tP O lT lf 2 k» 2 . 0 0 2 , o . 2 . ( FAMOUS NAME OINTMENTS ORAL HYGIENE AND DENTURE CARE TRIPLE RECTAL VITAMIN O lH TH nf ANTIBIOTIC BORIC ACID ZINC OXIDE TOILET W IT H A A D iACITMCINNEOMVCIN OINTMENT POIYMYKIN- "OUIKAID" OINTMENT LANOLIN VAOZ. MEG. LIST 99e Apilibwtk Mitinenl frtvenis in- bcelloat healing properties for "TRUTEST'X Temporary reTwf from the Fer superficiel burns, miner "DR. WOLFSON" fKtiM of minor cuts, Kropet, chopped skin, diopor resh, oK. 2 FM 1 * 0 0 ' ^CLARKS" TOOTHPASTE discomforts due to hemor- wounds, obmsioas, etc. HOMOGENIZED MOUTHWASHES burns. roids. TOOTHBRUSHES • "ORASEPTIN" BLUE ORAL ANTISEPTIC • SUPER WHITE • STANNOUS FLUORIDE T O Z . REGULAR 1.99 2 OZ. USUALLY 73c 2 OZ. USUALLY 73e ' 2 0Z. USUAUYS9C 4 0Z. USUAUy f.59 114 OZ. U5UAUY 1.49 • "ORACAL" ANTI BACTERIAL MOUTH WASH & GARGLE REG. OR MINT-6% OZ. TUBE A large selection Effective decoy preventive dentifrice. 2.00 1 .5 0 2«»74* 2 kh.74* 2ro.90* 2 FM1 *60 • "DENTO-LENE" AMBER ANTISEPTIC of ossorted styles • "DENTO-LORIS" RED ASTRINGENT • STA-BRITE-EXTRA STRENGTH ond bristle types. • "ORA-FRESH" HYGIENIC MOUTH WASH 6 ’/4 OZ. TUBE USUALLY 89c USUALLY 69c QUART CHOICE 2 foj( 1 « 4 0 USUALLY 1.39 CHOICE FOR 2 , 0 . 7 0 ^ HIDE SPRAY : •ORODENT" h MOUTH REFRESHENER FOR THE PROFESSIONAL TOOTHBRUSHES 2 0 0 MEASURED SPRAYS m y l o n 4% P EntO LIU M PAIN-EZZ PRICE ANALGESIC ANESTHETIC DRAWING ANTI-ITCH Freshens breath instantly against :■. .^ B R :tim UST89C FOR SALVE JELLY "MASONS'' CREAM HEAT RUB brdorii odors caused by f ^ , drink, BALM OINTMENT tobacco. OF ONE ^ 1 Y i A Seeibing rnb fer eo«Ml|ie, 4 OZ USUAUY 39c "HAUS" Neeis ef penotretiai ro M from % BRISTLE MEG. UST99< JB i for I DIEUCAINOL ■ • AKTISEniC • ANESTHETIC USUALLY 1.19.042 OZ. ecbes, pains. AnesihoHc, greeselem, emdi- pole ef ertbrMs, sere mndos, DENTURE BRUSH 2 f m 4 0 « celed. Fast roKof frem peia end rbeemetiim k Ibest o U fb- J'BEACON"USUALLY89e fO R IV4 OZ. USUMIY99C lebeves the pein of bemerrheids. IOZ.MFG.UST 1.29 8 OZ. USUAUY i9 c ^ em fert of Nddag end beming. tomfert. CHILDS TOOTHBRUSH 4% I U O Z . t m f A a y 1.49 2 « > . 1 . 2 0 I'A OZ./AEG. LIST 1.49 2 FM 1»00 fOZ. USUAtty 1.19 2 n .1 .3 0 2 i m 8 0 ' PLUS MEG. LIST 39c Jfc FM " 4 0 Z . USUALLY 1.79 2 fm1.80 2 fm1.20 2 F 0 . 1 . 5 O 1 .5 0 FOR THE "WOLESON" p "WHELAN" m e d i c a t e d PRICE GLYCERIN DENTURE CLEANING SKIN CLEANSER SUPPOSITORIES nniTEsr DENTAL PLATE "DERMA-CLEAR" 8 OZ. TABLETS OF ONE i i Z . adults eriofonts. Helps clecr up acne. U S U A LL V 1.89 REPAIR KIT Cleons deep stains. Cleors ovlily odors. BOTTLE OE 12 MEG. LIST 69c Repairs broken dental plates & mends denture PACKAGE OF 40— USUALLY 1 .19 2 f m 1 . 9 0 cracks. Simple to use I 2».70» USUALLY 1.79 MEDICATED PLUS SKIN CLEANSER B O X O F 24 2 „. 1 .3 0 TOWELETTES "DERMA-CLEAR" ledtviduelly seeled in plestic. 2 FOR 1 * 3 0 Helps doer up ecno. USUAUY 1.69 MEG. USr 1.19 r "HOSPITAL BRAND" 2 f m 1 . 7 0 2 fm1.20 HALL'S OREX DENTAL FLOSS Soothing relief for mouth sores, cold CHOICE OF, sores and fever sores. 100 YDS. WAXED • 65 YDS. UNWAXED REGULAR 99c y,OUNCE— MFG. LIST 1.49 i • * • • ‘ •»' *' usuAU,y i.MSBeeilwTO f kl^lCATEOCMBPlJXIOli^ i FOR 1.00 2 .. 1 .5 0 I SMWLLINOSA^ uVfNOEfS^wrEo - a . ' E rOZr^'HOSElTAL taSiND" V,...... REGIMAM 1m 2 N * T oA 1 j t ' BLtSTilt ...... «G{4At5«eB^ | "HALL'S" ANALGESIC ■ fa I » OZ.; U ..■ USUAUY r.S9 .J TIC-OUT AURAZINE- PENETRATING t USUAUYJim. SHAMPOO EAR DROPS LOTION usuAUYTff2m FOR HEAD. A BODY LICE "QUIK-AID" A spodelly fonmdetod seething A deensing end precautionary For fost relief of minor poins of treatmonl fer use in softening oar wox. meesure. orthritis, musculor aches. « |p N I 3 O f .. ' USUAUY ^ jR f m •A OZ. REGULAR 1.99 , oiLjo;^ 4 0Z. REGUlAlf 1.69 4 OZ. USUALLY 1.69 2 f m 2 . 0 0 "WOLFSON" 2 FM 1 . 7 0 1 .7 0 PLASTIC KANK-EZE DENTAL TAPE DENTURE KIT TOOTHACHE COLD SORE DENTURE RELINER RELIEF FOR CANKERS "CLARKS" . Tightens t refits loose GUM LOTION— h OZ. CHAP-EZE M i H l i l l l l : 72 FEET dentures in minutes, lefits Aho fer temporory relief lelines on plote-upiier or "QUIK-AID" "HOSPITAL BRAND" both upper ond lower plotev "CLARKS" 15 GRAINS of denture irritotions. FOR CHAFFED LIPS 'Av^ivw'. »fCM4A4 lower. lo {ilt end tightens MEG. LIST 99c '/iO Z.M FG . LIST 89c Helps heel sere, chopped, credrod Kps. dentures. REGULAR 99c REGULAR 1.59 REGULAR 1.09 USUALLY f.3 9 '/. OZ. USUALLY 79c FOR FOR 2n.1.10 2».90< 2 FOR 1 *40 2 FOR 1 *00 1.60 2 1 *00 BENTLEY" FAMOUS MEN'S TOILETRIES PIPES, POUCHES AND ACCESSORIES • • • platin um i'luirdtill DOUBLE EDGE TOBACCO POUCHES "BENTLEY" "W ARW ICK" HAIR CONNOISSEUR "BENTLEY" GILLETTE THICKENER HAIR TONIC IMPORTED SHOWER SOAP GREASELESS SELECTION SHAVE CREAM PLATINUM BLADES f o r AAEN & WOMEN "BROOKS" BRIARS WITH CORD Hak dressing lor men. (an- REGULAR, MEDICATED, Fits all double edge razors. Mtkas thin or fin* hoic loek • laikisb Maarschaiffli hmor b*«H IMPORTED "REX" Ihkkarl Irols hair naturally. • nO -4N yoor old hepoctod trier Wilb ehsetieem er cartridge Ftr I cleon, frtsh fetlinj MENTHOL OR LIME. AIR-TIGHT CLASSIC IN BRITISH 5 P A C K USUALLY 1.99 PINT filter. ■II day long. 12 OZ.oerosol with silicone. 8 OZ. REGULAR 1.99 ROLL-UP VINYL PIPE5TYUNG «« "RANGER" USUAUY 1.09 MEG. LIST I.IO 2 1.11 'r e d o r b r o w n PtMD ZIPPER POUCH Irregeiers *f femoes $lt te 7 25 O Z. MFG. U5T 1.99 LIM IT 6 2 ». 2 .0 0 2 «. 2.00 With posh er screw bit. Rohk M pock of Mbocco. Hol^ M l peck of lobocco. REG. 12 99 2 - 13.00 $12 ieiperted triers, leg. er CHOICE OF ALL SIZES 2 roR 1 • 1 O Hock or IreiMi. Filter. 2 ro «2 .0 0 & SHAPES "BENTLEY" M F G . LIST 1.98 .. MEG. LIST 3.39 REGULAR 5.99 REGULAR 2.99 DRY HAIR 2 F0.K 99 2 FOR 3*40 2 FOR 6*00 2 FOR 3*00 CONTROL Keeps yoer hair w «l fi«om»d V . r - - ■g doy wi* ihM dry, natural look. Spetitd fonmila. Han-oily. 7 0 Z . USUALLY 1.39 1 .4 0 "BENTLEY" "BENTLEY" iM d u a HAND FASHIONED "BENTLEY" "BENTLEY" HAIR SPRAY ALL PURPOSE BRITISH CUSTOM DESIGN • A fd hepertod trier • Vekeeita Kolber tils • Dry SPRAY FOR M E N TALC STICK Smokief Ceedoeser • Weneety Agaiesl lureoet t Holds heir in plot*. Broaso- A supac-smeath powder with AIR-TIGHT DEODORANT DEODORANT OINUINI SHItPSKm CrecUng less, contoins no lotquet, never ■ sapor-cool scoot. Absorhtnl AIR-TIGHT •riw imtanlly. 24-hwr grettc- Spray •nci • d*y ^or 24-houi sticky. ond rofrdsbiog. ZIPPER POUCH pretectieii. ZIPPER POUCH AND REG. 8.99 ! for HwL Chia. tritg hogrint*. FOR THE 13 O Z . REGULAR 1.99 4 0 Z . USUALLY 1.75 2 9 «0 0 ALGERIAN CORN COB GENUINE CAPE-SKIN M P i H O L O n 7 0 Z . USUALLY 1.49 C O M U N A T K m BRIARS PIPES 2.5 O Z. USUALLY 1.50 PRICE CHURCHIU 2 FOR 2 «0 0 2 FOR 1 *76 Fotontod lips on ion or poucb "DUKE" IMPORTED "INDEPENDENCE" Mock or brow*. Holds o fuR press logotbor w bo* y o * zip H i* FOR 2 ».1 .5 0 Herd rebher screw bH, eieini- for e cooler, smeelber sieeke 2 1 *5 1 pock if lobocco. ■Otar powck.Kaaps flavar and 5. OF ONE ■em filter. Choke ef shapes, every Hot*. frosheass I* l*a t*r . styles. MFG. LIST 4.99 MFG. LIST 5.99 ■\9 ' REGULAR 3.49 M F G . LIST 1.49 PLUS 2 FOR 5*00 2 FOR 6*00 2 FOR 3 .5 0 2 for1.50 4 BLADE 2 BLADE CAMPER POCKET F KNIFE KNIFE "MAblSON" REG. 2.99 "MADISON" REG. 1.99 Handy tools for comping High carbon steel blades. enthusiasts. Kgh carbon For comping or hunting. SHAVING STYPTIC steel blodes. dcntlfij "BENUEY" BODY BRUSH PENCIL 2 FOR3*00 2 FOR 2*00 TALC "KENMORE" "WARWICK" KEY RING LEATHER PURE NATURAL BRISTLE WITH DEODORANT HOLDER' KEY CASE Sterilized and vulcanized. Fine Stops bleeding from minor cuts "APACHE" Hos t lisekt. Cheiit el trewe tr LUGGAGE ' 10 O U N C E ond scrotches. t«MiM leittwr. Seeps te Ml. UedL "trUIIE" TAGS USUALLY 1.29 imparted quality. KCU LAR 89c REGULAR 1.69 AAFG. LIST 39c ' "APACHE" LIGHTER BUTANE MEG, LIST 3.99 CteiMe. leeliMf. fk.lce el 1.30 I FOR MEN'S COLOGNE 2 «« 9 0 * 1.7D knwc er klesk. FLUID FUEL "CORONET" "CORONET" A brisk mnsruliM iromo, scanted 2 FOR A*00 REGULAR 89c with spit*. . . Rip lep Met. Oe«h» t ueektlfu. For most luten* lighters. 6 O Z . REGULAR 1.99 2 2.00 FOR9 0 < 4 OZ. M FG. LIST 44c PRE-ELEC. SHAVE MEDICATED SUPPORT 2 k>.45* 4.6 OZ. MFG. LIST 99c FOR FACE 6 OZ. USUALLY 1.99 2 2 .0 0 HOSE 8 0 Z . MFG. LIST 59c CONDITIONER CHANGE AFTER SHAVE FOR M E N FOR "BENTLEY" 2ra.60< 1.DD 6 0 Z . USUALLY 1.89 2 .- 1.90 Machine wushuble lANlON. K X <- PURSE Fost, aHactiv* reliof for o mon's I Mfdii au-ct ♦3% Hylon/lytri, 7% Spondex. "APACHE" LIME AFTER SHAVE skin problams. Acne pimples, | Fart' Genuine leather. Comlilt SCHOOL ^ WHITE SCHOOL WHITE ' "HARVARD SQUARE" INSTANT BALL-POINT BOXED - FLEA & TICK FLEA & TICK FLEA KILLING CHEW PET SCISSORS' PASTE GLilE GLUE REFILLS POWDER FIRST AID "HARVARD SQUARE" " B O N D ALL" STATIONERY SPRAY COLLAR BONES VITAMINS ANTISEPTIC SPRAT "HARVARD SQUARE" ■ 0 CARd 6F5A 4FG , LIST59c "PEDIGREE" "PEDIGREE" Round edge, safety tip. ASSORTED COLORS— 50 SHEETS "PEDIGREE" FOR DOGS OR CATS "PEDIGREE" "PEDIGREE" Sale plastic jar. Quick drying, dries deer. Dries cleor. Tor weed, paper, etc. 2 fm60* Fast, effactiva powder. Kills 100% rolled beef hide. fowarful spray guards agoinst 24 hour protection ogoinst fleas A dietary supplemeot te pro Foiioes t CAIS S OZ. AEKKOl 5 0 Z . BALL POINT REGULAR 1.49 Reas, ticks and Kce. REG. 99c fleos, K(ks and lira. t ticks lor f weeks. mote health and histroos coats. Ktlitvn p«iA AntsriiMk. 4 " MFG . LIST 59c MFG. LIST 29c 4 OZ. MFG. LIST59c 4 0 Z . A4EG. LIST 59c JUM BO REFILLS 14 0Z. USUALLY 1.69 4 O Z. M FG . LIST 98c MFG. LIST 89c 2 FOt 1 * 0 0 BOTTUOnOOREG. 2.49 USUALLY 1.79 CARD OF 2 MFG LIST S9c 2 FOR 1 *50 REG. 1.89 i w/envelopes FOR FOR 2 f o r '60< 2 » . 6 0 * 2 fm90* 2 FOR 1*70 2 FOR 9 9 ^ 2 for9 0 ^ 2 FOR 1 * 9 0 2 FOR 2*50 2 FOR 1*80 2 60^ 2 3 0 h i V' 90 DAY FOAM DOG SHAMPOO MINK & FIBER VINYL RETRACTABLE RETRACTABLE "MERCURY" PEN & PENaL "HARVARD SQUARE" RITE *N TWIN MINN DOC BRUSH BAU ^ O IN T PEN BALL POINT PEN SHAMPOO SOAP "PEDIGREE" REG. 1.89 DOG BRUSHES DOG TOYS BALL POINT PEN PENCILS BAU POINT PENS FLEA COLLAR "ROGERS:’ SET "PEDIGREE" "PEDIGREE" "D tPLO M A T " "H ARVARD S Q U A R E" to 'c O U N T "PEDIGREE" For snfoeth writii^. "PEDIGREE" With pre-tested steinless steel • ChreeM pieled metal case FOR DOGS & CATS Kills Reos, ticks end Hce. le- M. FOR Strong mink bristles for snorls. "PEDIGREE" Quality-crafted retractable boll For dogs and cats. 1.90 bol. Frecisien engineered for e Suerenteed non-skip wtitint Precision writing instruments. ^ ^ point pen. Choice of eolan. Cleons t grooms without water. moves doggy odors. Notwrol fiber for sheen. REGULAR 1.19 ALUMINUM DOC COMB ezcellente. • Stendord reifills REGULAR 1.79 13 OZ. REGULAR 1.79 3-1/3 OZ. BAR A4FG .UST89C "PEDIGREE REG. 1.49 REGULAR 2.39 REGULAR 1,59 REGULAR 1.49 MFG. LIST 39c U S U A LL V 9 9 C M FG . LIST 5 9c M FG . LIST 99c 2 FOR 1 *80 2 FOR 1 *80 2 FOR 1*50 2 FOR 2*40 1.20 FOR 1.60 2». 1.50 2 h> .4 0 ^ 2 FOR 1 «00 2fOr60^ 2 FOR 1 mOO PLASTIC "PEDIGREE" COD LIVER OIL D O G DISHES FOR THE & JUMBO FELT TIP FOR THE "PENROSE" • 5'/4" PUPPY DISH SEMI-MOIST PRICE ^ O U ^ E 2 f m 1 . 0 I MARKERS REGULAR 79c 2 FOR 8 0 « A & D OIL It's e marker! It's e pen. PRICE WATERCOLOR With Wheat Germ Oil • 8" TERRIER DOG DISH OF ONE PERM ANENT M FG . LIST 49c SET I 2 REG. 1.29 M m OF ONE 4 O U N CE 4KFM leOwl Safe far kids. Non-lexic. I colors REGULAR 99c 2 FM 1 • 0 0 WHEAT GERM OIL 2».50« and brush. • 10" HOUND DOG DISH REGULAR 1.19 U S U A U Y I.8 9 o 1 A n I W ATERCOLOR M FG . LIST 59c REG. 1.29 2 FM 1 • 3 0 PLUS 4 O U N CE A F M l e V U 2 FOR 6 0 ^ PLUS 2 FOR 1 *20 CLOSE STUDDED DOG COLLAR TIE OUT & RUNNER CHAIN • 1/2" WIDE — SIZES I2-I4-I6REG. 1.79 2 fm1.80 r 15'hmovy gaugm chain. 0% "EXECUTIVE" "PEDIGREE" REGULAR 2.99 A FM O • W W r • S/8"WIDE — SIZES I3-IS-I7 REG. 1.99 2 fm2.00 BALL POINT PEN SPIRAL TIE OUT STAKE _ O • 3 /4 " WIDE — SIZES 16 - 18-20 REG. 2.19 2 F M 2.20 A precision engineered writing instrument. REGULAR 2.3 9 ^ fOR J b • I" WIDE — SIZES I9-2I-33REG. 3.49 2 fm 3.50 FAMOUS "BOND-ALL" TAPES REGULAR 3- 4 9 STUDDED LEATHER DOG COLLARS BRAIDED DOG LEAD ^ , FOR • 1/2" WIDE — SIZES 12-14-16 REG. 1.19 2 FOR 1 .20 "PEDIGREE" REGULAR 99c 4fc FOR I • W W 3 .5 0 • 5 / 8 " WIDE — SIZES I3-IS-I7REG. 1.49 2 FM 1 .50 DOGS CHROME PLATED CHOKE CHAINS • 3 /4 " WIDE — SIZES 17-19-21 REG. 1.79 2 FM 1 .80 MEDIUM GAUGE 0b *1 SIZES 16-24 REGULAR 1.19 Jb FOR M • r w iD E — SIZES 19-21-23 REG. 2.29 2 FM 2.30 WIDE VINYL DOG COLLAR EXTRA H EAV Y G A U G E 0% 0% M g \ \K,I S l"l SIZES 24-28 REGULAR 2.39 ^ KH c H * V WITH DOUBLE ROW LARGE RHINESTONES REG. 4.99— SIZES 12-14-16...... 2 FOR 5.00 48" LONG LEATHER LEAD STRAPS Choice of gloiporous metollic colors. Ve" WIDE— REGULAR 1.69 2 FOR 1.70 LEATHER-LIKE VINTL CAT OR DOC COLLARS INVISIBLE CELLOPHANE MASKING VIP BALL POINT PENCIL CRAYON WITH RHINESTONES AND STUDS TAPE TAPE BALL POINT PEN PEN ASSORTMENT W WIDE— REGULAR 1.99 FM • oo MENDING TAPE REGULAR 1.99 ...... 2 FM 2.00 2 2 "BOND-ALL" "BOND-ALL" "HARVARD SQUARE" "BOND-ALL" ON CARD OF 2 Wood covered 7" crayensi Choice of lovely metollic colors. Choice of sizes. h inchx 1000 inches CHAIN LEADS WITH LEATHER HANDLES % " X 6 0 yds. Pkg. of 12. Ml" w id e X 3 3 3 " For home, office, schoof. LEATHER CAT COLLARS WITH BELL 46" LONG MEDIUM GAUGE b O K O M FG . LIST 99c 0 MFG. LIST 39c A4EG. LIST 39c M FG . LIST l9 c E A . M FG . LIST 49c A4FG. LIST 79c 3 / 8 " WIDE — R EG U LA R 9 9 c ...... 2 FM 1 .00 CHROME PLATED R E G U LA R 3.49 A FOR Sizes 9-II-I3. Assorted colors. 36" LONG EXTRA HEAVY GAUGE 0b mm 2 for40^ 2 for40^ 2 for 1*00 2's:20* 2 n » S 0 * 2 FOR 80^ LEATHER DOG HARNESSES CHROME PLATED REGULAR 6.99 4 C FOR # 0 3 / 8 " WIDE — SIZES 14-16-18 REG. 1.59 2 fm1.60 48" LEATHER-LIKE VINYL DOG LEADS HIGH POWER MAGNIFYING GLASS FINE LINE FIBRE POINT PEN M FG . LIST 49c • 1/2" WIDE — filZES 18-20-23 REG. 2.29 2 FM 2.30 GROSGRAIN LINED % " W IDE 0 b 0 b AN purpose reading ond hobby gloss. ASSORTED COLORS R E G U LA R 1.99 / 2 FOR 2 * 0 0 • 5 / a " WIDE — SIZES 22-24-26 REG. 3.49 2 FM 3.50 l< CAT NIP MOUSE .REGULAR 99e 2 FOR 1 *00 FOR "PEDIGREE" MFG. LIST 59c ...... 2 FM 60* 4 ^ ElECTRlCAl & HOUSEHOLD SUmiES A FOR THE PRICE OF ONE PLUS... 1 FOR THE PRICE OF ONE PLUS... F PCNUOMT IwwollSlSl^l "POWER PAK" 'POWER PAK" 'POWER PAK' 'POWER PAK" "POWER PAK" "POWER PAK" ATTACHMENT TYPES CARTRIDGE CARD O F 4 3-O UTLET RUTOMATKCONNfaiON AA TRANSISTOR AAA PENLIGHT 9 VOLT TRANSISTOR PLUG BASE FUSES FUSES PLUG FUSES VINYL CUBE TAP KW IK CAP A sefoty devko to bo used when PENLIGHT (AA) PHOTO BATTIRII5 BATTERIES Converts eny light into on euHet. "ASTRO" BATTERIES NON-TAMPERING U.L. APPROVED outlet is net in use. Irowit— "POWER PAK" "POWER PAK" I 'A VOLT "POWER PAK" Irowe—Ivory. 15-20-30 AMPS 15-20-30 AMPS "POWER PAK" BATTERIES • Metal Clod > Loakprool 15— 20— 30 AMPS BROWN—IVORY Ivory. CARO OF 2 U.L. APPROVED • Metal Clad • leakproaf "POWER PAK" J . 5 V O L T Fully Guaronleod, lockod-i* CAIOOf 1U.LAPPI0VED e Heavy Duty • Guaranteed BATTERIES • Heavy Duty • Gooranteed Froskaess, leokpreof. Heavy 6 9 c USUALLY 9 9 c U S U A L L Y USUALLY 99c C O R D-CELL L O N G L IF E e lo ck e d ^ Freshness LfSUALLY 99c USUALLY 1.79 USUALLY 79c D-CEU O R C-CELL • lo c k ^ in Freshness Duty A Motol C M . C A R D O F 4 C A R D O F 2 C A R D O F 2 C A R D O F 2 C A R D O F 2 2 ».80< 2 forI . 0 0 C A R D O F 2 MEG. LIST 20c E A C H MEG. LIST 6 9 c E A C H 2 FOR 1 .00 2 FOR 1.80 2 FOR 70^ MEG. LIST 20c EACH M E G . LIST 30c EACH MEG. LIST 30e EACH MEG. LIST 35c E A C H I "POW ER PAK «# «%POW ER PA K " "POWER PAK" "POWER PAK" "POWER PAK" "POWER PAK" SI 3 OUTLET 20 FT. POWER CORD 6' APPLIANCE ** REPLACEMENT 3 0 ' LAMP WALL HUGGER "POWER PAK" "POWER PAK" "POWER P A K " CORD 3 OUTLET TAP CHROME PLATED CHROME EXnHSION CORD SET CORDS CO RD SET CHROME NITE-LIGHT TRIPLE OUTLET leploce wern-oot cords on ro PLATED ^ CHROME PLATED Heovy duty, flexiblo oH purposo IROntfM (OXD Hinged Swivel plug. Hugs WoU. MAGNETIC 6'USUALLY^ _ For est with appliances re dies, hail dryers, lumps, phono- PENLIGHT f l a s h l ig h t WALL vinyl. 10 AMP., 125 Volt, 1250 U.L. APPROVED. Cboku of Brown FLASHLIGHT f l a s h l i g h t Ught control shode rototos. Per 1.19 2Nm 1 . 2 0 quiting e direct connection. gioph onochments. IKOWN 01 WITH 9'USUALLY - Won. U.L. Approvod. or Ivoiy. "POWER PAK" WilhlD-CElllATTERIES WithIC-CailATTEMES iod for oerseries, sickrooms, RECEPTACLE t.79 IVORY. 1 . 3 9 2 p m 1 . 4 0 Holds lost to iron ond steeL 2 — CCELL bothrooms, etc. U .L opproved. Avoilable in USUALLY 2.29 WITH 2 BATTERIES. For emergency, workshop, onto 15'USUALLY _ ii«to(D (onoe cow with switch USUALLY 1.99 REGULAR 7.49 REGULAR 99c Footuring 3-woy switch with a BATTERIEES brown only. Ha* Pocket Clip. er homo. REGULAR 99c 1.79 2 f m 1 . 8 0 Hasher. USUALLY 1.19 2 FOR 2.30 USUALLY M FG.UST2.49 MEG. LIST 2.49 3 49 2foi2e50 2 for2.00 2 h)r 2.50 2 F()R 1 .00 USUALiy 1.99 M F C . LIST 2 .9 9 2 FOR 1.20 1.00 2 k«2.00 ,3.00 2 ».2 .5 0 2.50 I K l ^ n % •#** Dry | n .ti m u. •mcev "KLEEN 'N DRY" IRON-ON IRON-ON IRON-ON MAGNETIC LAUNDRY FABRICS KEY CASE MARKER MOIST EASY-ADDER PLAYING POCKETS TAPE SET w/fTome topes TOWELETTES "POWER PAK" "POWER PAK" IMMERSION TRAVEL IRON CARDS lifetime magnet. Never be lock Just write your nome and iron Woshes, refreshes face and Side or hip. Extro strong. No sewing, just iron on. Choice of light or dork tobrir. WITH CORD "CLUBHOUSE" Mends, repairs, derorotes. ed out egoin! it on! hands without water. GROUNDING PULL CH A IN HEATER Keep 0 running totol lor Hie Plostic finish. Poker or Iridge. d u p l e x CURRENT For instont portoblo heating of Compact & lightweight. For shopper on a budget. REGULAR 5 9 c MFG. LIST 79c REGULAR 4 9 c MFC. LIST 75c BOX OF 30 P. liquids, lo lls liquids in 2 minutes. home or travel. U.L. ap CHOICE M F G . LIST 60c M FG. LIST 9 8 c i 99’ OUTLET *TAP SOCKET proved. Sterilizes. U.L. opproved. Choice of U.L. approved. Choice of U S U A L L Y 1.19 USUALLY 84c 2 for 7 6 ^ BOX OF 40 d browrt or ivory. brown or ivory. REGULAR 6.49 FOR FOR USUALLY I.59J ■ FO R 1.60 MEG. LIST 1.59 2 ro. 5 0 * 2 ».6 1 « R E G U L A R 1.49 REGULAR 1.39 ». * 2 FOR 1 *50 2 FOR 1.40 2 for1.60 6 . 5 0 2 for1 « 2 0 2 9 0 OWN TEFLON TREATED SHOE LACES WAXED APACHE BOOT POLISH TV ANTENNA HOUSEHOLD PLAYING CARDS S E N T R Y . IRONING BOARD CORD LACES SHOE & BOOT b e a c o n " OIL l in t r e m o v e r EYE G LA SS DELUXE "WAYLAND" "CARLTON” "CARLTON" COVER PACK OF 3 PACK OF 2 LEATHER LACES Choice ot Block, Brown, Cordo "BONDED" 4 OZ. "ARDEE" CLEANER van saddle soap. Woter-rosist- 3 section aluminum stolf, Hus 8" M IRROR • lubricates • Non-Stoining m e g l is t I . I 9 5” M IRROR Mercerized, Assorted Colors. BROWN t BLACK ont. Nourishes leather. Twin-X coble. Styron base. . In hondsome lucite 40" REG. 69c FO R "ROGERS' SILICONE" sizes l8"-24"-27" 2 70* • Prevents Rust • Cleons cose. Long wearing, Sizes l8"-2d"-27". AROUND-THE-NECK , One side regulor, one side Fils oil stondord boards. . 2 » . 1 . 2 0 Cleans, Polishes, Protects. Pre magnifying. poker or bridge decks. USUALLY 2 29 M E G . LIST 33c M F G . LIST 39c 5 4 " R E G . 7 9 c 2 i m 8 0 * USUALLY 79c 3 OZ. M F G . LIST 59c vents "Steam log-up" % oi. U S U A L L Y 1.49 REGULAR 3.59 AdFG. LIST 1.49 REFIUS REGULAR 2.29 MFG. LIST 49c m e g . l is t 1 .1 9 FOR 2 . 0 . 4 0 * 72" REG.99*2 f m 1.00 2 f o r 8 0 ^ 2 FOR 2.3 0 2 FOR 60^ 2 “sn .5 0 2 FOR 1 *20 2 > 0 .5 0 ^ 2 FOR 2.30 2 FOR 3.60 WILCOX TOOLS "LEEDS" SCISSORS f g s m / . / UfETIME GUARANTEE n / ' f A T O 1 III:, ! S 2 Z > // S a m d c le / ^ POLAHlZEDilMPOnrEO refrigerator PLASTIC & LEATHER HAND FABRIC FINISH CLEANER HIGH FASHION 4 PIECE SCREWDRIVER SET BAN-DUST SPRAY DEFROSTER "MOHAWK" disinfectant m a g n e t ic d u st CLEANER "WESTPORT" "PRESTO" with plastic handle. CONTROL IDEAL FOR COREAM SHOES ■REGULAR 1 99 2 FOR 2 * 0 0 SPRAY Removes ice foster end retards Cleans quickly, eosily. leaves SUNGLASSES "PRESTO" Makes clothes look and feel "TRUTEST" 14 o z . a e r o s o l Mokes 0 magnet ol your dust I IB CAN frost build-up! Can't horm food. protective coating, for home or For m «n or wonten, or slip-on styles. mop or dust cloth. Keeps dust like new. No starch needed. 7 PIECE SCREWDRIVER SET Eliminates odors. Kills many Dual action dissolves grease 14 OZ. AEROSOL tor, 14 O Z . AEROSOL from scottering. ] LB. 4 OZ. AEROSOL With vinyl grip hondle. A R% household germs. Prevents mold and paint I USUALLY 1 .3 9 A £ R O S O L REGULAR 3^49 2 FOR 3 .5 0 and mildew. U OZ. USUALLY 1 .3 9 MFG. LIST 1.59 REGULAR 1.99 REGULAR 1.19 USUALLY 1.69 REGULAR 1 .9 9 2 » . 1 . 6 0 2 FOR 1 # 4 0 REGULAR 3.99 2 FOR 4 * 0 0 SCRATCH AWL 2 k « 1 . 4 0 , 2 f « « 1 . 2 0 2 FOR 1 » 7 0 2.00 REGULAR 99c 2 for 1 • 0 0 . SULGKAI STUl HADES e HIGHLY POIISHED REGULAR 4.99 2 FOR 5 .0 0 e HEAVY CHROME PLATED e PRECISION QUALITY CABINET SCREWDRIVER REGULAR 5.99 2 FOR 6 * 0 0 • 4'/^" BANDAGE SCISSORS FOR THE 4"x 3/16" SIZE 4m REGULAR 3 .9 9 ...... FOR REGULAR 89c FOR ” W 2 4 .0 0 PRICE J lo c ja s MECHANICS SCREWDRIVER 5" SEWING REGULAR 2 .9 9 ...... 4 " X 1/4" SIZE 4m 2 101 3 .OO OF ONE REGULAR 89c Jfc FOR ^ W EYEGLASS 7" BARBEASHEARS ELECTRICIANS SCREWDRIVER REGULAR 3.99 ...... 2 H)« 4 .0 0 PLASTIC A CERAMIC CARE ITEMS 6 " X 3/16" SIZE o An4 SPOT REMOVER REGULAR 89c 2 k . 9 0 ' 7" HOUSEHOLD SHEARS p a n e l c a r e TILE CLEANER WALL CLEANER TyrglieellrpiMlUl REGULAR 3 .9 9 ...... 2 FOR 4 .OO Spray on-Wipe off "REGENT" OZ. AEROSOl "BONDED" WITH FOAMING ACTION PLUS PH ILLIPS h e a d screw driver Whitens ond cleans in between for oil fabrics. Non-Flommoble. "MOHAWK" 22 OZ. "REGENT" 13 OZ. 3" SIZE 7" DRESSMAKING SHEARS joints. For botbrooms, kitchens, 5 O Z . AEROSOL Cleans, booutifies, protects. Hides REGULAR 89c 2 k . 9 0 * REGULAR 3 .9 9 ...... FOR • Sole for oil woshoble surfotes. ether tiled etees. 2 4 . OO scrotches, scuffs, stains. USUALLY 1.39 • Fast, easy woy to clean walls. MFC. L f S n . 2 9 REGULAR 1.49 7" THINNING SHEARS REGULAR 1 .5 9 r 1 . 3 0 2 n . 1 . 4 0 REGULAR 3 .9 9 ...... 2 for4 . OO 2 FOR 1 » 6 0 1 . 5 0 FOR THE PRICE f B O N p E O T EYEGLASS NOSE PADS JtWEiirf Relieves pressure, prewgnts slipping': O OF ONE 3 iClEANER REGULAR 69c FOR SILJCONE NOSE PADS For nosepieces on metol arms. M WATCH BANDS REGULAR 9 9 c ^ PLUS FAMOUS "ROGER'S" MEN'S. LADIES'. BOYS' Fils oil Timex and oil other brond watches. Precision mode, '|Mran- W O O L W ASH PAPDLEPADS CLEANING FLUID TOILET BOWL JEWELRY CLEANER leed, choice ol expansion bonds, suede leather, cord, choin link, WINDOW liq u id pin t Prevents sTipping. O 7 0 ^ mesh, leather ond oxponsion combinotions, etc. r u g s h a m p o o CLEANER "BONDED" WASH & SPOT REMOVER U S U A L L Y . 9 9 c REGULAR69C FOR ^ W UPHOLSTERY "MOHAWK" REGULAR 1.49...... 2 FOR 1 .5 0 "SO-RITE" "PRESTO" 12 OZ. WITH, CLEANING CLEANER ALUMINUM CARRYING CHAIN r FOR for oil fabrics, tosy to use. Re REGULAR 1 .9 9 ...... 2 2 .0 0 Cleans oil gloss surfoces, win lemon refreshed. Cleans every- 2 FOR 1 * 0 0 BRUSH. " M O H A W K " QT. moves stains. Quick acting. dows, mirrors, tile. time you flush! POWDER 16 OZ. MFG. LIST 1.39 2 m l . 6 0 REGULAR 2 .4 9 ...... 2 FOR 2 . 50 Cleans two f ft. x 12 ft. oreas 16 O Z . 8QZ. USUALLY 1.49 REGULAR 1.59 FOR ■ » W W FOR without scrubbing! 22 OZ. REGULAR 2 .9 9 ...... 2 3 .0 0 MFG. l i s t 9 9 c MEG. L / S r 1 .1 9 EYiGLASs B in g e r in g REGULAR 5 9 c 2 FOR 1 » 4 0 REGULARS 99...... 2 POR 4 .0 0 M FC. LIST 1.99 EXCEPT H.Y. STATE STORES 2 » « 1 . 5 0 Tightens temples, prevents slipping. ^ REGULAR-4.99 ...... 2 FOR 5 .0 0 2 » . . 1 . 2 0 2 FOR 1 *0 0 REGULAR 69c .A FOR # W 2 FOR 2 .q 0 0 27" CARRYING CORD FINE QUALITY PAINT BRUSHES Holds glasses securely. ^ BEDFORO REGULAR 1.59 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION PAINT BRUSHES EYEGLASS REPAIR KIT CARitON MANICURE NEEDS Tirntji/AP "CONCORD" With hinge screws, screwdriver. ^ 1 FLUID TYPE A NYLON BRISTLE PLASTIC HANDLE p a in t b r u s h e s REGULAR 1.59 A FORI »WW MANICURE BRUSH SETrec i 292m 1 .3 0 I Q D ) NATURAL BRISTLE ““ 1 . .USUALLY 99c 2 FOR 1 • 0 0 3 riNQER MASSAGER soc 2 m 6 0 * REGULAR 69c WOOD HANDLE CARRYING STRAP k ilC Keeps glasses in ploce, 2 FINGER MASSAGER rcg%9c 2 m 1 . 0 0 QUART 1 ** . . USUALLY 69c2 FOR » 7 0 1 V ? ” USUALLY 1.39 2 FOR 1 . 4 0 2 FOR 2 . 5 0 REGULAR 2.49 SUPER NAIL BRUSH REG 99c 2 m 1 .Q 0 1 Vi^^USUALLY 79c2 FOR « 8 0 2*^ . .USUALLY 1.69 2 FOR 1 .7 0 BRUSH A COMB FOID-IT REG 79c 2 m 8 0 ’ 2 k,.70* 2^* . USUALLY 99c 2 FOR 1 eOO 3 " . ■ USUALLY 1.99 2 FOR 2 . 0 0 ■RPOaT 10/74 3*^ USUALLY 1.89 2 FOR 1 . 9 0 4 **. . USUALLY 3.69 2 FOR 3 . 7 0 FAMOUS NAME SPECIALS AT __ _ _ m m m FOR THE PRICE OF ONE PIUS [^ 1 RUG Rent President Gerald played a pledge students of Sodt Eli Monroe, Mich., in \ to cut down the fa FOAM SPRAY pVEN by riding bikes v AIR FRESHENER FURNITURE RUG CLEANER c l e a n e r ''KLEER-AIR" WAX "PRESTO" •'PRAISE" 14 0Z.A«0S0l "MOHAWK" 14 OZ. AEROSOL CAN 24 OZ. AEROSOL 16 OZ. FOAM AEROSOL State FINGER TIP SPRAY CAN ENRICHED WITH LEMON OIL FAMOUS "BEACON" Claans lOicM size rug foU 4 Works i« 3 minutes, sproy on- Givas long lasting protactian. easy. Jusf Spray-Sponge-Voceum! wipr off. We mass. Hon-flom- Votes , and Lovandar. Claans os yav dust. Has claan, nwbla. frash frogranca. LIGHT BULBS USUALLY 1.59 USUALLY 99c By United Pret In an unprecedentt REGULAR 1.19 M FG. LIST 1.49 REGULAR 49c a convention of th CHOICE OF 15-25-40-60-75-100 WATTS 2».1.60 2.0.1.OO Employes Associal 2 FOR 1*20 2 FOR 1*50 Democratic Candida governor. PACK OF 4 FOR 1.00 2r.i50* A spokesman sa RECORDING TAPES FYiday which came PICTURE FRAMES MFG. LIST 69c 150 W BULB 2 FOR 70* convention in New M FG . LIST 69c 200 W BULB 2 FOR 70* taneous and the first has announced suppr M FG . LIST 49c 40 W Appliance Bulb 2 for50* didate. M FG. LIST 69c 60 or TOO W Insect 2 FOR 70* Both Mrs. Grasso opponent, Robert H. M FG. LIST 3.99 PROJECTOR FLOODLIGHT association. Each ISO W For Indocx^ or Outdoors 2 for4.00 bargaining for state 150 WATT SPOTLIGHT BULB Hit Meski “ The thing that FOR M FG. LIST 1.99 2 2.00 spokesman said, ' FINEST QUALITY knowledge of her fro GOLD FINISH METAL fact that she hit ha ministration.” OR WOOD FRAMES The association at IN ASSORTED DECORATOR COLORS of Republican Gov. Faf Fhotes, Oocumaals, Caftiiicalas, tesipas. Etc. Losal bacTis. Oalu«t lia- ^^SJUDtO BRAND" have been at odds o ish. Fac Hanging or Fraa Standing. Owtr 32 styles It select from. |v MAGNETIC RECpRPING TAPE retirement and oth( since he took office CHOICE OF SIZES The spokesman sai USUALLY 59c 3 In. x 225 ft. . . FOR (FROM 2'/2" X 3Vi" TO 11" X 14") 2 .60 it was the “ whippin USUALLYI.49 f Dua to spoca limitation not oil stores carry picture fram ts. SOFT WHITE BULBS < 5 in. K 600 ft...... J L fOB I m i i f W MFG. LIST 89c MFG. LIST 99c MFG. LIST 59c "BEACON" ^ R a 0 F « F 0 t U > REGULAR 1.99 O ^ ' O O 25-40-60-7S-100WATT ’ Q ____ 7 in. K 1200 ft.. . : ...... M FOR ^ 2 FOR 90* 2 fo r1 . 0 0 Kaducas glare, softOifc shadows. EOS 1 t a p e CARTRI6GE Ante MFG. LIST 1.49 % /MFG. LIST 1.39 INFRA-RED HEAT LAMP "CASSETTE" MAGNETIC for 2 for 1.40 2 1.50N MFG. LIST. 3.99 "HOSPITAL BRAND" USUALLY 1.79 % f t O MFG. LIST 1.59 M FG. LIST 1.89 WITH BUILT-IN RED O JM n f l 60 MINUTE (30x2)...... X FOR I • W Aboi 2 for1.60 2 for1.90 FILTER 200 WATTS MFG. LIST 2 49 # > 0 ^ 0 90 MINUTE (45x2)...... X FOR ATLANTA (UPI) M FG. LIST 2.59 worried about infla' MFC. LIST 2.49 ■ MFG. LIST 2.99 morality — and expe 2 FOR 2.60 120 MINUTE (60x2)...... X FOR W m W W 2 foi2.50 PHOTO FINISHING economically — but MFG. l is t 2.79 MFG. LIST 2.99 CASSETTE TAPE HEAD CLEANER . in the long run every 2 for2.80 2 FOR 3.00 USUALLY 1.59 ...... 2 FOr I . 6 0 says pollster Georgi COLOR AND BLACK X WHITE “ It would be wi MFG. LIST 3.49 MFG. LIST 3.69 FILM PROCESSING Americans are con 2 FOR 3.50 2 FOR 3.70 Gallup, the head of t of Public Opinion in M FG. LIST 4.49 MFG. LIST 3.99 "STUDIO BRAND" in a speech Friday t 2 FOR 4.00 2 FOR 4.50 AT EVERYDAY * track tape CARlRtOO^ Council. M FG . LIST 4.99 . Far From M FG . LIST 4.69 “ The mood of the 2 FOR 4.70 2 FOR 5.00 DISCOUNT described as apprel MFG. LIST 5 .49 M FG. LIST 5.99 far from desponden He said that Galli FOR 80 MIN. WPG ^ QQ 2 for5.50 2 6.00 PRICES! cent of the popi _ _ a a f g . l is t MFG. l is t 6.99 M FG . LIST 7.99 economy to get wor 2 FOR 8.00 the citizens think Ai 2 for7.00 depression like the c Had Hard But Gallup said they have had hard tighten their belts depression. lie said America dent Ford’s econo perceive them to terest. “ The public has a making sacrifices f times of crisis," he might not be as h: