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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPT. 30, 1974- VOL. XCIII, No. 307 Manchester—A City of Village Charm i jia ri EKN p a (; k s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS \ Watergate Cover-Up
A t-' Trial Opens Tuesday •f
WASHINGTON (UPI) - On the eve of As with the other defendants Strachan, prosecution for whatever he did, because the Watergate cover-up trial, U.S. District an aide to former White House chief of of the full pardon he received Sept. 8. Judge John J. Sirica today granted a staff H.R. Haldeman, was indicted for Might Be Full Airing government motion to give one of the conspiracy and in addition was indicted The trial might provide the fullest airing defendants, Gordon L. Strachan, a for obstruction of justice and lying. of whatever his role was. separate trial. In addition to Haldeman, the other Nixon resigned as president Aug. 9. He The cover-up trial — expected to be the defendants to go on trial Tuesday were has been in a hospital 3,000 miles away for culmination of the scandals that have ab former Attorney General John N. a week, and his lawyers suggest he is too sorbed the nation during the past two Mitchell, former White House aide John ill to testify at the trial, or to answer years and brought the resignation of D. Ehrlichman, former assistant Attorney questions the lawyers say only he can President Nixon — is scheduled to begin at General Robert C. Mardian and Kenneth answer. W. Parkinson, an official of the Nixon re- 9:30 a.m. EDT Tuesday with Sirica Both Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski presiding. election committee. r iJ i and Ehrlichman have subpoenaed Nixon. Sirica granted the motion to sever But Nixon — named as an unindicted Presumably, Jaworski needs him to cer Strachan's case from the other five defen [made coconspirator in the cover-up — was the tify the authenticity of the 30 hours of dants, but declined to reconsider his mo main center of attention. White House tapes the prosecution wants tion to dismiss the charges. The govern to use, and Ehrlichman wants to show he ment had asked that the trial be separated was acting as the president’s agent. because it has had difficulties with The former president is the star to Ford Stan- Strachan's indictment. witness. He is no longer subject to federal Chief trial prosecutor James F. Neal ice. Because a will take six weeks to two months to make le same thing his case. >r the money, Since five burgiars were arrested inside mon features; the Democratic National Committee at . All Ford Life- the Watergate complex June 17, 1972, a i in nn LTD nre DevCo Seeks Approval series of events have come to light wilder than any Washington fiction. or less routine There were the White House Of Coventry Project “plumbers” and their 1971 break-in at the At body primer, Rain Shortens Jazz Concert in the Park office of a psychiatrist treating Pentagon s rust-proofing tal impact, and populations projects, and Papers defendant Daniel Ellsberg. nies o f the Pinto MONICA SHEA various required legal and technical There were allegations of widespread month, a concert was given by the Correspondent The final Concert Series '74, spon by rain Sunday afternoon. More than 742-9495 documents. wiretapping — including eavesdropping in lance intervals. 100 persons risked the impending rain Spinx Temple Shrine Band. The con the Oval Office — “enemies lists” and a :cn service help sored by the Retail Trade Commis The Greater Hartford Community 6,000 Unit Planned sion of the Greater Manchester threat to come out and listen to Ken certs were staged in Center Park. The total number of dwelling units in the campaign to raise illegal corporate Development Corporation today filed an political campaign contributions. isc/rear drum Chamber of Commerce was cut short Morgester’s Jazz Band. Earlier in the (Herald photo by Pinto) application for a change of zone and the new zone is 6,000 with an intended over-all that resist heat maximum density of four units per acre. Four Cabinet Members 'ith long-wearing addition of a new section to the zoning ing power. regulations in Coventry which would per Of the 1,543 acres controlled by DevCo it Four former Cabinet members and several top aides in the Nixon White House ension xompo- mit and regulate a planned new communi proposes to leave 27 per cent of it into open ation are greatly ty on 1,534 acres which DevCo controls in space. and re-election committee were accused 11x1 rear rubber- Experts Agree on Problems; the northwest corner of Coventry. The proposed plan calls for a broad — and in 14 cases, convicted — of crime. David Hewitt, DevCo board chairman, range of housing types and hopes to draw Nixon resigned as the House neared an They give excel- commenting on today’s submission, said, its residents from the housing market of impeachment vote. gas mileage, “This plan for the proposed new communi Windham and Hartford areas. The trial will begin in the large nt process. Anti- ty in Coventry has been thoroughly The proposed new community would be ceremonial court room on the sixth floor o coats of rust' But Widely Split on Solutions reviewed, though each step of the plan servic^ by water from wells on land of the U.S. district Court house, with jury if acrylic enamel selection expected to consume several shell by an elec- ning process, by members of the DevCo owned by the applicant in the Willimantic beautiful finish, WASHINGTON (UPI) - The economic Two days of talk in the huge, oval On one point, no dispute existed. Gloom Board of Directors. We feel it reflects a River Valley. This land is above a major days and the trial most likely lasting until Christmas. inized muffler, experts could agree on this; The United shaped underground ballroom of the over U.S. vulnerability to foreign control thoughtful and responsible approach to aquifier with a projected water yield of fice life with a States is facing runaway inflation and Washington Hilton did not paper over the of the price and supply of petroleum land conservation and development.” 20.7 million gallons per day. James F. Davey, clerk of court, said rising unemployment. But they could not sharp ideological splits that still exist spread over the conference like an oil Sewer Plans between 650 and 675 persons were on call Two Years of Planning for jury duty. Of these, 170 have been told ider body parts, agree on solutions, and now President after a month of summitry; slick. In the general development plan, the Peter Libassi, president of DevCo, to report Tuesday, 190 on Wednesday and linc-rich primer Ford is asking ordinary citizens to help. —Labor and spokesman for the poor and The experts were still in disagreement community would preferably be sewered added to Hewitt’s comments by noting, 150 on Thursday. In his closing speech Saturday to the for consumers feel the Ford administra Sunday. by a townwide sewer system, or if that “Nearly two years of work on the plan for After the jury is selected, the trial will summit meeting on the economy. Ford tion may be ready to trade off higher un The conservatives said the first priority the new community have been successful isn’t feasable a system in the proposed said: employment to create the marketplace was to cut federal spending —which could be moved to Sirica’s own Courtroom No. 2 ly completed with this submission. We on the second floor. "Right now make up a list of 10 ways slowdown that can lead to lower prices. itself increase unemployment. The look forward now to full and public discus (See Page Eighteen) you can save energy and fight inflation. —Farmers fear the elements of scarcity liberals felt the poor and middle class sion with the people of Coventry and town Little things that have become habits but that gave them a short-lived boom in re should have cushions for the effects of in officials, as the town’s review process don't really affect your health and hap cent years will be built out of the system flation and were again proposing controls begins.” piness. Exchange your family’s list with through the creation of food reserves and on wages, rents and prices. Accompaning today’s application are a Alexander Jarvis your neighbors and send me a copy. . controls on farm exports. In a broadcast interview (on NBC’s proposed zoning regulation of a planned .Vaks for Ideas Iinbaluiices Feared “Meet the Press” ), Chairman Alan community as well as a petition to es “Some of the best ideas come from your —Democrats contend tax incentives Greenspan of the Council of Economic Ad tablish the boundaries of a planned com home rather than the White House. The designed to induce consumers to save, in visers said, “ 1 tliink we have stagflation munity zone and to approve the general Dies; Rites Set success or failure of our fight against in vestors to invest and businesses to expand already. development plan and first phase detailed H "I’d say that the current state of affairs flation rests with every individual are bound to create greater imbalances in developement plan for the proposed Alexander Jarvis, 71, local contractor, He also built some of the town's first shop in which we find ourselves —that is low American." the tax system. project. developer and Realtor, of 26 Alexander ping plazas. double-digit inflation and an unemploy The speech talked of a federal budget —Many felt the Federal Reserve had The submission to the Planning and St., died this morning at his home. He was Mr. Jarvis was the developer of the ment rate that was last published at 5.4 limited to $300 billion, hinted of a national gone too far in controlling the amount of Zoning Commission also includes in-depth the husband of Mrs. Alice Pohl Jarvis. per cent—is already this state.” reports on municipal impact, environmen- !>i energy policy, public service jobs and currency and credit in the economy, He was born May 11, 1903, in changes in the tax system to “encourage leading to high interest rates. Manchester, the son of Alexander E. and savings, stimulate productivity, dis But Fed Chairman Arthur F. Burns Arcellia Stone Jarvis. He lived in courage excessive debt and to correct made it clear the squeeze would continue Manchester all his life. inflation-caused inequities." until the government showed itself Herald Observing The business block at Main and Locust There were few specifics, but Ford prepared to control inflation through other Streets, built in 1949, and former home of promised recommendations for “a means —budget discipline and influencing the Manchester telephone business office, coherent and consistent program” within labor and business to lessen their was named for its builder, and was con 10 days. appetites. 60th Year as Daily sidered to be the most expensive business biock built in Manchester in many years. By SOL R. COHEN Ela became sole owner in 1885 and con Today is 60 years to the day since The tracted with a Hartford firm to print his Two Democrat Leaders Manchester Evening Herald became a weekly paper. In 1883, The Saturday daily newspaper. Herald had become The Manchester Semi- It was on Sept. 30, 1914 that the paper, Weekly Herald and in late 1896 The Storms ’REE. Favorable to Gaffney then almost 34 years old, graduated from a Manchester Half-Weekly Herald. This was semi-weekly to a daily — and not without achieved by splitting the paper (eight HARTFORD (UPI) - Despite the Fauliso said there are no public hearings considerable misgivings. pages then) and distributing half on Cause Connecticut Bar Association’s view that on state judgeships as there are at the The decision was made by Elwood Starr Wednesday and half on Saturday. 3W. former Republican State Chairman J. federal level. Ela, founder of The Manchester Saturday Fire Destroys Plant Brian Gaffney is unqualified to serve on The appointment to the $31,925 post, Herald in 1881, when in partnership with On Jan. 4,1888, Ela had located the plant Vlevamler Jarvist the state’s second highest court, he should made Saturday by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill Thomas Pratt of Rockville, and principal Outages in the old Rose Building on N. Main St. Oli’ott tract as well as other housing areas have little trouble getting confirmed. in a letter to Gaffney, fills the vacancy owner in 1914. Within two hours fire destroyed the The ranking minority members of the created by Judge John J. Casale of in town. Many of Manchester's streets in News Shortage Feared building. Ela set up temporary quarters in Jarvis developments were named for legislature's Judiciary Committee, on Torrington, who retired as a full-time His associates and staff members in the old Apel’s Opera House, at Oakland St. By United Press International which Gaffney served as a representative, judge Sept. 1. members of his family. 1914 argued it would be difficult to find and Apel PI. The paper was printed in More than 5,000 homes were left without both had words of praise for their former Because the legislature in not in session He was a charter member of the 3 news to fill a paper every day and even Rockville. electricity for varying periods over the colleague. and will probably not be called into special Manchester Lodge of Elks, and a member harder to set it in type on the plant’s two In 1889 The Herald moved back into the weekend as a storm brought strong winds, “I can’t anticipate nonconfirmation,’* session, Meskill’s appointment is an of Campbell Council, Knights of Colum typesetting machines. They insisted there re-built Rose Building and in 1891 to a two- some hail and as much rain in two days as said Sen. Joseph J. Fauliso, D-Hartford. “interim” one. Gaffney will serve without bus. was no news outside Manchester other story plant at Main and Hilliard St. It normally falls in Connecticut during “Divorcing myself from partisan politics, confirmation for the next three months. Other survivors are a brother, Edward than excerpt reprints from other remained there until Nov. 18, 1922, when September. I think the fellow will make a good judge.” He is expected to be sworn in early next D. Jarvis; and six sisters, Mrs. Alice newspapers. fire struck again, gutting the entire Communities in the Naugatuck Valley week. The legislature will have to either Darwent, Mrs, Rose Campbell, Mrs. Impression Favorable Ela persisted and The Herald’s history building leaving only a shell. For one were hit hard by the storm, which knocked confirm or turn down his nomination for a Agnes LeDuc, Mrs. Antoinette Ingraham Rep. James T. Healey, D-Waterbury, as a daily began. In 1914, Manchester’s week, the paper was printed by the Hart out power to some 2,000 Connecticut Light full term by the sixth Wednesday of the and Miss Louise Jarvis, all of Manchester, gave a similar assessment of Gaffney. population was about 15,000 and The ford Courant, and for two more weeks by and Power customers in the area just next legislative session. and Mrs, Josephine Wutsch of East Hart- “My impression of him is extremely Herald’s circulation about 2,000. Today, the now defunct Manchester News, then before midnight Saturday. foid; a foster daughter, Mrs. Florence favorable,” he said, describing Gaffney as Manchester’s population is about 50,000 on Cottage St. The paper didn’t lose a day Crews restored service to 1,500 homes Keeley of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and one “knowledgeable and intelligent.” Ignores Pledge and The Herald’s circulation about 15,000. of publication. After the three weeks, the two hours later but the rest had to wait un grandchild and two great-grandchildren. Fauliso and Healey are in line to become Meskill appointed Gaffney despite a Incidentally, the first edition of The newspaper was back in its re-built Hilliard til 7 a.m. Sunday, according to CL&P The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Senate and House chairmen of the written pledge in 1970 to the state bar Manchester Saturday Herald was St. plant. spokesmen. from the .John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Judiciary Committee if the Democrats association that he would “refuse to published Dec. 17, 1881 and was dis In 1928, the Herald purchased the old In Southbury, the downpour cut power to 219 W. Center St., with a Mass at 10 at the win majorities in the Nov. 5 election. nominate for judicial office any individual tributed free. KofC Home on Bissell St. and moved in. 1,400 customers for three hours, and Church of the Assumption, Burial will be The state bar association’s judiciary who is found not qualified by the Judiciary An addition was added in 1967. Its newest power was restored early Sunday. in St. .lames Cemetery. committee found Gaffney unqualified to Committee of the Connecticut Bar and ultra-modern addition was opened latq A fallen tree limb in Newington left Friends may call at the funeral home serve as a Superior Court judge, the se Association.” in 1972. about 950 customers in the dark for one tonight from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 to 5 cond highest court in Connecticut, hut James R. Greenfield, president of the hour, and in Watertown 600 homes were and 7 to 9 p.m. “cleared” him for the Court of Common state bar, said no governor has made an Ownership Lliunges without electricity for a brief period. Pleas, a lower court. appointment to the courts without bar en Lightning struck a utility pole in Granby INSIDE Ela died in 1924 and ownership was dorsement since 1950. early Sunday, cutting power briefly to assumed by the Ferguson family. In Two Gunmen Slay Yale Law School Professor Geoffrey C. TODAY about 500 homes. Hazard Jr. called the method of selecting November 1971, co-owners Thomas F. Highway flooding as reported in several Man in Belfast judges in Connecticut “a kind of retire Ferguson and Walter R. Ferguson sold sections of the state, and some areas The Manchester Evening Herald to its BELFAST (UP!) - Two teen-age WEATHER ment program for people in polites.” Forum of the Arts ...... Page 2 reported hailstones the size of dimes. present owners, Hagadone Newspapers of The National Weather Service at gunmen riding a motorcycle killed an Area P rofile...... Page 6 Bar Standards Defended Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, a division of Scripps Bradley International Airport in Windsor elderly Roman Catholic man at a bakery Partly sunny, windy and quite cool today Hazard, a reporter tor the American Arbitration report ...... Page 13 League Newspapers Inc. Duane Locks reported the rainfall there over the in east Belfast today in a new outburst of — high in the low 60s. Mostly clear and Hagadone, who became president of The Protestant extremist violence. Other Bar Association Commission on Standards MHS, East win — ...... Page 10 weekend amounted to V/% inches, about colder tonight with lows in the upper 30s to Relating to Judicial Administration, said Herald Publishing Co. (successor to The what Connecticut usualiy gets for the en terrorists wounded a 16-year-old Catholic Tennis cham ps___ ...... Page 11 Herald Printing Co.), appointed Burl L. low 40s. Tuesday partly cloudy and quite the bar “doesn’t apply unreasonably high tire month of September. girl as she kissed her boyfriend good night cool — high 55 to 60. standards.” MCC hooters unbeaten...... Page 11 Lyons the paper’s publisher. at a bus stop. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.,, Sept. 30, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Sept. 30, 1974 — PAGE THREE
A GREAT IDEA Guests from Sweden NA1IONA1 WEATHEI SEtVICE FOtfCAST to 7AM 1ST t - 74 FORUM OF THE ARTS FOR LUNCH By JUNE TOMPKINS TOMORROW Visit Seandia Lodge \ 30.24 \ \ • lA T T L l FULL OF BALONEY^ Mr. and Mrs. Holger Noord of is the correspondent for Scan- Jonathan Abramowitz, Sunday Afternoon Uddevalla, Sweden, will be Colorful beads Ivorylon Playhouse '• AMrivvtchps ^ dia Lodge. cellist Recital Series A southern Connecticut funk t guests of Seandia Lodge No. 23, During the meeting of Venetian glass, 'The Hartford Baroque Group group known as AER will give a 415 MAIN STREET Vasa Order of America, ’Thursday, Noord will present a Jorgensen Chamber will begin a series of afternoon rock soul music concert at the MANCHESTER ’Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Odd placque of friendship from his Series . in necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. recitals Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m. Ivoryton Playhouse Saturday at PHONE IN ORDERS Fellows Hall. lodge to Herbert Bengtson, Jonathan Abramowitz. in the sanctuary of Second 8:30 p.m. 6 4 3 -9 6 2 9 Noord is chairman of chairman pf Seandia Lodge. Illustrated necklaces cellist, will launch the 1974-75 Congregational Church, 385 N. For information and reser OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Uddevalla Lodge No. 638 in Miss Olga Gareus of Hart Jorgensen Auditorium Main St. vations, call the box office, 11 A.M. - 2 A.M. Sweden, which is a sister lodge ford will show slides of the re Chamber Series at the Univer The series is open to the 767-8258. to Seandia Lodge. cent Vasa Order convention from $21 sity of Connecticut in Storrs public and there will be no ad Correspondents from each held in Calgary, Canada. Thursday at 8:15 p.m. His mission charge, but donations lodge exchange ideas and infor Refreshments will be served. program will include selections will be gratefully accepted. Coachlight Dinner mation. Mrs. Elvira Anderson 30.18 by Schubert and Brahms. He T h eatre will be accompanied by pianist Neil Simon’s "Barefoot in the BERNARD A. LOZIER, Warren Wilson. Park” is currently playing at INC. 3aoo Tickets are available at the th e dinner theater in GLOBE 22 REGENT ST. lOWEtT TIMriKATUIES Jorgensen Auditorium box of Warehouse Point. ABOUT fice and at all Ticketron outlets. Travel Service Celling Repairs 50 MIAMI Mark Twain Masquers For reservations, call 522- For further information, call “ Butterflies Are Free” opens 1266 or 623-8227. 555 MAIN STREET TOWN S Replacements. 486-4226. the 1974-75 season of the 643-2165 Quality Carpentry Work, r -lE G E M D < Orer 30 Year§ Masquers at the Roberts Patios • Additions Theater in West Hartford Four Seasons Travel Experience The health and mental health Even ing of A Romodollng Friday and Saturday, and Oct. Dinner Theatre Authorized agent in Manchester committee of Manchester 70 Performing Arts 10, 11 and 12 at 8 p.m. Woody Allen’s hit comedy for all Airlines, Railroads and Junior Women’s Gub will meet Free Estlpiates “An Evening of the Perform Steamship Lines. ;/'4SHOWEt$ ^ flow Seaxon subscriptions are still "Play it again, Sam,” is enter tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. ing Arts” sponsored by the Sullivan Workshop, a brass Phone 646-4464 available and information may taining audiences nightly at the Edmund O’Donnell, 256 Greed ensemble from the Manchester Un WEATNIt rOTOCAST ^ Manchester Area Conference of be obtained by calling 247-9625. Four Seasons in Higganum. Rd. Churches will be presented Civic Orchestra, the Little For reservations, call 345- ' - O A - r c r o . 3 Saturday at 8 p.m. in Bailey Theatre of Manchester, the 8515. Auditorium at Manchester High Manchester Civic Chorale Give Your Driveway Lasting For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. During Monday night, rain will be expected in por School. joined by voices from local Hartford Stage Company Easy Payments tions of Montana and North Dakota, while snow and rain will be forecast over most of the The program will include per church choirs, and the com Here^s How You Handle a Bag of Groceries With Our J o n n ito . formances by the Manchester bined Bell Choirs from "The Hot L Baltimore” is 35th Anniveraary Great Lakes and upper Maine. Shower activity will be likely in southern Florida. Clear to playing at the Kinsley St. J.16 BLACKTOP SEALER Civic Orchestra Strings, the Emanuel Lutheran Church, Edition 1 Members of the Manchester Unit of the American Cancer Society, Mrs. Herbert Snyder, partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, maximum temperatures in Theatre in Hartford and will O nt coat ta a lt, p rtia rv ts , w tittp ro o ft, waad- Silk City Chorus, the Center Congregational Church, : left, and Mrs. Bernhardt Satryb, receives tips on handling shopping bags from Frank Tor- proota drivawaya, walka, patloa. parenthesis) Atlanta 49 (72), Boston 49 (61), Chicago 39 (54), Cleveland 35 (51, Dallas 57 continue through Oct. 27. rj Manchester Laurel Chapter of and South United Methodist JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 (79), Kansas City 46 ( 74), Little Rock 49 (78), Los Angeles 63 (78), Miami 76 (89), For information and reser I naquindici in preparation for Market (dancer Day scheduled for Tuesday at Frank s Super- Faal-drylng, ailiconizing paving pitch raalala Sweet Adelines, the Singing Church. waalher, oil, graaaa, aclda, gatollna, anti- ' vations, call the box office, 525- 1 market on E . Middle Tpke. They and other members of the unit’s special evente com- Minneapolis 26 (47), New Orleans 57 ( 84), New York 51 (63), Phoenix 67 (95), San Fran Savoyards of the Gilbert and Tickets are available at the Iraaza. 958 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER cisco 55 (71), Seattle 51 (64), St. Louis 41 (67) and Washington 50 (64) degrees. 4258. 1 mittee will serve as bag boys Tuesday, when a percentage of the day’s receipts will go to 0 Manchester State Bank, Lift ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN the Latch Gift Shoppe, and the the cancer fund drive. Winners of a draw ii^ being conducted by the unit will be an MANCHESTER HARDWARE Sand Mil lor Steep church offices of most local nounced after 8 p.m. in the store parking lot. First prize is a trip for two to Bermuda; se 1877 Main Straat 643-4420 Sloplitg Drlvewnit Noble Corks THEATER churches. Tickets may also be CIVIC cond prize, $100 gift certificate from a local department store. (Herald photo by Pinto) SHeWCASE CINEMA/ 1234 The Benevolent and Pro SCHEDULE purchased by calling Anne Bushnell Memorial Hall tective Order of the Elks, a Flynn, 647-1156. Tickets will 'Two DODular soul-jazz groups, CENTER 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. fraternal organization, was Weather Report and Gilk SPRINGFIELD • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 also be available at the door. founded in 1868 in New York Scott-Heron, Brian Jackson and MASS. ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor MASTER CHARGE ; U.A. East 1 — "Harrad Donation is f2.50 for adults and SAVE ON HOUSEWARES City by 15 actors and enter Midnight come to the Bushnell Summer,” 7:35-9:30 $1.50 for students. STARRING RICHARD HARRIS OMAR SHARIF tainers with the objective of Saturday at 8 p.m. U.A. East 2 — "Jerem iah TV TONIGHT promoting good fellowship. 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iHaurlii'stpr turiiiuu OPINION inw M OPEN One Man^s FORUM Patronage Is. Time To Unite To the editor: I've sat back long enough and listened to L CHARGE IT This is a tale of two political issues. legislative committee and other ef everyone making excuses for draft evaders and deserters. I SAVE 18.99^ U f j our reg. 84.99 Both have to do with political forts are being made to link Gov. \ HiitfVJt'MLisrsm-snru) i patronage. Meskill directly to some of the I think the amnesty that President Ford SLINS(AMI* J proclaimed is quite fair. These men are One is the issue of superior court dubious leases granted during his ad Super bike buy features 10-spd. ^ getting off quite easy. It’s about time the derailleur gearing system with ^ judgeships. ministration, it is significant that American people started making a deci stem mounted shift levers. Maes The other is the issue of state neither candidate has offered an sion on what kind of society we’re going tb ^ bend handlebars, dual caliper ^ live in and the standard of values we’re leasing practices. alternative to the present practice. going to follow. In the case of superior court It would appear to us that I didn’t read Mr. Hayden’s letter, I wish judgeship nominations and that of J. patronage, whether state leases or I had, but I did read Mr. McKinney’s Brian Gaffney, in particular, the political plums, is a hot potato within letter. I can understand somewhat of what he says. My husband also served in Viet Democratic nominee for governor has the parties. Both are willing, if the op nam. But whether this was a wrong dr stated her intention to make judge portunity presents itself, to criticize right war, these men committed ia nominations in concert with the state criminal act by deserting and when th ^ the opposition for alleged abuses of left they knew the chances they were bar association. It is a pledge which patronage power, yet neither convin taking. ■ Gov. Thomas Meskill also made but is cingly promotes abolishing the prac It’s an awful thing to make the boys who making an exception to in the case of tice. fought over there feel as if they were the guilty ones for not deserting and all they his political pal, Gaffney. Patronage is still a part of the elec Variations on a Model-T. (Photo by Steve Dunn) (lid was follow orders their country gave The point is that campaign pledges tion process and if we assess the at them. might be more easily made than kept, titudes we have seen to date in our So how is it we can make excuses for especially when the constitutional state it will become a bigger part these men who deserted when the same responsibility for appointments is the because of the limitations being im American people found former President MAX Nixon guilty of a crime two years ago governor’s, whoever he or she might posed under election reforms, which before all evidence was in? They actually be, and whatever procedures used for significantly have skirted the forced a man out of office before he had a PLAYSCHOOL screening are entirely up to the gover trial and yet people walk around saying EPEL KMEVEL STUNT CYCLE patronage issue. Exit Ted how well our Constitution works. I’m not McDONALD^S nor. In summary, two patronage issues claiming what he did was right nor aid I WITH FIGURE^'* Forgotten in the matter, we think, are in the news. making excuses for him. Evel roars out of the energizer, Now. kids can go to McDonald's on his cycle and performs dra anytime they want with this 20- is that while it is possible for a gover Mrs. Ella Grasso, the Democratic NEW YORK CITY - You couldn't have , My guess is he could have had the the rest of us, the lettcrs-to-the-editor To me. I didn’t see any Constitution at matic wheelies, jumps and flips. pc. sturdy and colorful plastic asked for a more final exit from presiden Democratic nomination in 1972, had he pages in the California press exploded Patented gyro-powered motor set: seven play people, two CHARGE IT nor to make a bum choice, it is equal candidate, is seeking to exploit the work, at least not by the American people. autos, tiny cash register, Mayor tial politics than Ted Kennedy’s. If ever a reached for it. He would have given Nixon with outrage. "De te fabula” was the If you call convincing a man and forcing sends him racing over 100’ at top speed. 7" Evel fully cos McCheese merry-go-round, and ly possible for the state bar to err in judicial one just as Gov. Meskill did door was closed on a future presidential a close race, could have won, and history CHARGE IT I more. A dream come true lor SAVE 3.45 burden of their message to Ted: The story him out of office is constitutional before a tumed. Stunt cycle ... a thrill a nomination, this was it. Whether it will would have been changed. He chose to ages 3 to 8. our reg. 13.44 its judgment of proposed candidates. when he was a candidate. This prac is about you. What was a cliche used by trial could be had and he be found guilty, minute! Ideal, S A V E $1 stay closed forever, no one can say. wait for 1976, thinking doubtless that more every other politician — the need for equal and yet let draft evaders and deserters at least 24 per store at least 24 per store - limit 2 The real issue is much more tice is apparently par for the course our reg. 11.99 Forever is a long time. But certainly, time would heal the Chappaquiddick scar. justice under the law — seemed an in come home with unconditional amnesty CHARGE sophisticated than who is consulted in and relatively meaningless since pressured by family tragedy, frustrated It might have. But Watergate intevened sufferable hypocrisy when it evoked (which a lot of people want) or everyday by political reverses, bedeviled by Chap- and with it the people’s new knowledge of SA V E 15.99 I B P A? our reg. 94.99 determining a candidate for the there is no legai requirement that any memories of the never-explained Chap criminals get off so easy because our laws paquiddick, Sen. Kennedy now means the how important character is in the Presi paquiddick. and courts are too lenient, then we better bench. candidate for a state judgeship be bar door to stay shut. dent. As a final blow it was followed by the Where does the Kennedy departure start examining our consciences. YOUR CHOICE The issue is whether the state bar or association inspected, stamped and One must not play down the sadness of Nixon pardon which further underscored leave the Democrats in 1976? It removes We’ve got bigger problems now that the HUFFY 2 7 ^ m-SPEED RACER it. Politics is trouble, first for Nixon, then the lesson Watergate had taught about the man who probably could have won the the national bar for that matter, approved as prime, choice, or com American people should be more con for Mr. Ford, now for Kennedy. It has equal justice under the law. nomination but only after an anguished cerned wtih. Inflation, food shortage, gds, “Grafide” bite idlb 10 tpted d e raiil^ gearing eyatem; stem mounted ahHt should by inference, implication or mercial grade. been trouble for all the Kennedy brothers Ted wanted to make his political sound battle, and it was wise to spare his party oil, arc the things we should be working at leverfl^ ckte center puli ciriiiMr haneforiritea wdth easy readi levers « id 24” SAVE NOW 99 and for their families. And the people? ings before the fall elections and an as well as his family its agonies. It loaves to get our country back on its feet again. frame wHb quick silver llnlsfi. Quality nvorkmanshlp at a saving price for the political pressure, have a veto power Her opponent, Robert H. Steele, has our reg. 3.661 ea. The people have some compassion — at nounce his decision in the wake of the cer Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wasli.) easily This is a great country to live in even with over judicial appointments. biker enthusiast at least 24 per stwe been silent on the Gaffney appoint times — but they also have angers. Ted’s tain Democratic victories. He tested the the front-runner. If a straw vote were held its faults. So we should put our hate behind If this is what the people desire, ment since he disposed the Meskill two brothers were heroes for years, even best two states for him: Massachusetts, this week with Jackson in the sunlight of us and make this an even better America MATTEL BIG JIM, more when they became martyrs. Ted which he had made irrevocably his own, his hard-driving role on the detente with then the state and federal con crony as state party chairman. to live in. We can only do this if we unite ALL SFREEiI iKES CQMI FULLY ASSEMBLED BIG JACK^OR himself seemed to carry the special fami and California, which Bobby had won in Russia and on global oil policies, and with with each other and work together. CH AR G E IT stitutions should be amended accord But the silence of both on the state ly magic with him for a time. But he the primaries on the day of his death. Mr. F’ord still in the shadows of the Nixon E.B. Tracy MARX BIG WHEEU^ \BIG JOSH® became a flawed hero. And the flaw Neither of them worked brilliantly. In pardon, my guess is it would show Jackson North Street Rugged super heros with bulg ingly. But until this is done, criticism leasing issue is the clincher. If either "Big Daddy" of the trike revolution! Unsur-i brought the angers. the throes of their anguished strubble over to advantage, locked in a close contest Manchester ing muscles, life-like bodies. All of the judiciary appointment process is elected, both apparently have made passed lor safety with steel hand brake for 99 joints bend and turn tor real ac Certainly the family troubles counted busing, Ted’s own Boston constituents — with Mr. Ford if not ahead of hitn. rear wheel s p e ^ control and low slung tion play. All come with their on the basis that certain nominees are patronage committments which they heavily in his decision, but they were not largely Irish — booed him abusively. In But with the young, the poor, the Doves, stability. Rugged plastic construction; saddle own accessories for more action the whole story. The post-Watergate California, Ted made a lackluster cam the blacks, Jackson is not a natural heir to bag included. Super lor ages 4-9. SAVE $2 fun, not acceptable to the legal feel they must honor and both are at least 24 per store at least 24 per store moral storm was a big part of it. A paign come alive for a moment, yet the the Kennedy followers. There will he a our reg. 14.99 C H A R G E IT profession’s union, is just so much willing to toss the patronage hot tempest of moral anger has been sweeping Democratic candidates mostly stayed considerable vacuum left and almost two our reg. 82.99 clear of his image and his coattails. SlkVE 10.99 political propaganda. potato to the legislative committee the nation. Whoever gets in its path — for years for someone to move into it. whatever reason, even for non-Watergate When Ted haplessly attacked the Nixon Kennedy did well to give the potential can The other issue, state leasing, in conducting the leasing investigation. reasons — they’re swept away. That pardon on the grounds that it meant one didates their chance at a chance. Tennis Courts COLUmtA MEN*S 26** volves patronage too. It may be just a coincidence but the happened to Tod Kennedy. law for the rich and powerful, another for 1 0 -S P E E D RACER While an effort is being made to get ISeed Supervision committee is not expected to issue Qufllity at a super low price tor this touring to the bottom of the practice by a any report until after the election. To the editor: deralllaur spaaidlstar U ka with stemHmountad SAVE $2 99 I have lived in Manchester for the past SA VE $2 99 ahHt iavttra, dual caliper hand bralcea and slick our reg. 13.99 I 15 years and can now enjoy participating our reg. 13.991 Maea band atyie hancHebars. A whiz d a buy in DON OAKLEY in the town tennis tourney. blue...... at leaat 24 par store When there is a tennis tourney, which KENNER is once a year, why haven’t we had proper MATTEL Middle Ground More Disparity Than Justice in Court supervision of the courts? Meaning, for CAMP PUTT-PUTT\ B A B Y ALIVE '* the past three weeks, broken glass was all So soft, so cuddly, the closest over the high school courts without anyone 15-pc. realistic campground In thing to a real baby. Mouth trying to maintain them properly. cludes boat, cycle and motor moves as she eats or drinks. Approach camper plus drawbridge, 11'e| She's 16” tall with rooted blond Softball fields are maintained all covered bridge, trees, dock, hair and comes dressed; dis We use the term "delivery system” In a recent survey, 50 federal judges on that time he was nowhere to be found. summer long, why can’t the tennis tracks, trailer and more. Great posable diaper Included. Uses 2 evaders and deserters has been slow Certainly President Ford knew, when we talk about medical care. It Is the the trial bench of the Second Circuit In No matter how fair our laws, no matter enthusiasts have some consideration from fun for pre-schoolers, "C " batteries (not Included), when he presented his program of we do not swallow as gospel the means and process by which people obtain New York, Connecticut and Vermont were how dedicated and honest our law enforce the Hec Department all season long. at least 24 per store at least 24 per store the treatment they may need, chiefly from C H A R G E IT "conditional amnesty,” that he was protestations of the leaders who now presented with a number of hypothetical ment officials, no matter how many Sol Roman the nation’s physicians and hospitals. The cases. prisons we build and how enlightened our 60 Scott Drive S A V E 7.99 our reg. 66.99 ;:Htihv«\lh<‘ offering a compromise which would swathe themselves in the highest of term has to do both with their availability In one case, a cab driver is convicted of treatment of their inmates, if the system Manchester S59 not be well-accepted on either end of ethical motives and by implications and their competence. making a heroin sale. One judge would of justice breaks down at the courtroom There is a "delivery system” in the field have hit the man with a 10-year sentence, level, the nation is in trouble. the extremely divergent viewpoints consider those who served their coun of law, too — the means and process by but another would have sentenced him to HUFFY B O rS 20** 3-‘SPEED HPRISE on what to do about draft evaders and try to have been dupes. which justice is meted out to offenders as only one year, the minlmufn penalty for **RELhHOV* BIC Y C LE well as to the innocent who are offended military service deserters. The President’s compromise is an precisely the same offense. Nice Work If He Can Do It! against. 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THE BABY MANCHESTER AREA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES Hazel Steck (Mrs. .Alwyn A 9 to 11 a.m. Board of Direc Broderseni of Coventry will be Novena of the Miraculous the chorale on the piano. “Alexander Nevsky,” Opus 78 Congregational Church Bell sonnel, typists and bell ringers; tors’ comment session is TUES. ONLY SPECIAL! IS NAMED Medal and Benediction of the Nancy Carr Ralph Maccarone describes — a magnificent experience for Choir directed by Alan Bockus, people from Manchester, scheduled for Tuesday in the the guest artist at a meeting of Executive Director the Cosmopolitan Qub. Friday, Blessed Sacrament will be them as "a fantastic group to those of us fortunate enough to and the South United Methodist Bolton and Hebron; from Hart Manchester Municipal celebrated tonight at 7:30 at the So much time and effort have work with.” Mentioning that attend. Church Bell Choir led by Mary ford, East Hartford, and West Building. Similar sessions are pSilit £liops ...... >,.*1.19 Zeiitler. Holl» L>nn. daughter of James D and Carol S. at Center Congregational Church of the Assumption, S. been given with sparkling and they have been working hard to; Singling out John McClain for Kalbfleisch will join the chorale Hartford; from Simsbury, held on the first Tuesday of Anderson Zeigler of 35 Lanz Lane. Ellington. She was bom Sept. Church. A business meeting at 1 generous spirit, such a Adams St. j>ut it all together, he adds that special thanks Maccarone; and you as audience in a welling Glastonbury, and Bloomfield; each month (in the morning) y ils T P O R K ...... lb. ' 14 at Rockville General HospiUl Her paternal grandfather is p.m. will precede ber perfor gathering together of talent and 7 9 mance. She will be accom after rehearsals many people^ says, “He has helped im up and coming together of all in from Windsor, including South and the third Thursday of each Otbo L Zeigler of Tumersville. N.J She has two sisters, Dawn ability has come about, that the and East; from Storrs, Vernon panied at the piano by Elddie Manchester Chapter, have expressed their pleasure' measurably in taking care of “America, the Beautiful.” month (in the evening). They and Penny Evening of the Performing Arts ...... ,b. ' Reed. SPEBSQSA, will meet tonight in singing in such a large and many of the behind scenes Stretches the imagination a and Rockville — are gathering date back to the spring of 1967. 8 9 at 7.30 at the Teen Center has become a tremendous enthusiastic group. Maccarone arrangements without which bit doesn’t it? Don’t miss the together to make this ar ’The sessions are for those PraM-, Mirhael Da%id Jr., son of Michael D. and Chrislal \ native of Port .Arthur. Tex., success in hope and example, Miss Steck includes among ber Annex of the Manchester says the chorale is built on the chorale could not function opportunity to be one with us evening for you to remember. Manchester residents who wish Christensen Pease of 4« Reed St. St., Rockville. He was bora far beyond any monetary gain HIGHLAND PARK MARKET many credits roles in “Mollie,” Recreation Center. The “using music to make people as it does.” all. Evening of the Performing to file comments, suggestions Sept 15 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grand achieved. 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646>4277 “Flower Drum song,” “South meeting is open to all area men happy whether they are singing The Combined Bell Choirs Members of the Rotary Club Arts or complaints on any subject in mother IS Mrs Inez Hatt of West Willington. His paternal grand In these times of watching Pacific. " “The Sound of interested in singing four-part or listening,” and he welcomes Coming together for the first have generously offered to act Oct. 5, 8 p.m., Bailey the board’s jurisdiction. parents are .Mrs Rachael Pease of ElUngton and Mr. and Mrs. our people standing isolated Music." and others. She recent barbershop harmony. people to come and sing with time, members of all three as ushers for the evening. Auditorium. Tickets are on sale Marshall Stanl^ipe of Rockville. from one another by distrust, at all MACC church offices. Lift ly appeared with Ann Miller in the chorale if they are in Manchester bell choirs — the Altogether several hundred Baltimore Station First Junior Girl Scout Troop 638 indifference and fear the exam terested. Singing last year with Emanuel Lutheran Church Bell people — violinists and actors, th e Latch Gift Shop, Prrnandrz, Tanha. daughter of Miquel and Denise Blanchette “.Anyihing Goes" with Connec ‘V* Biltimore—The first railroad will have its first meeting of the ple of these groups to the com the Manchester Civic Choir under the direction of singers and costume designers, Manchester State Bank, and at Read Herald Ads Fernandez of 133 W .Mam St., Rockville. She was bora Sept. 14 at ticut performances at the station in the United States season Wednesday from 3 to munity can only leave us eri- Orchestra, the Chorale Melvin Lumpkin, the Center brass players and make-up per the door the night of the perfor Rockville General HospiUl Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Seaport Theatre in Groton and couraged and richer in hope. wak'built in Baltimore in 1830. the Candlewood Theatre in 4:30 p.m. in the Nathan Hale presented Serge Prokofiev’s mance. and .Mrs Raymond Blanchette of Brown s Bridge Rd., Verron. All the money raised by their Fairfield. School cafeteria. Members are Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Fer- efforts will go into those Miss Steck received degrees reminded to bring their books nandez of Aqua Buenas. Puerto Rico. programs of the Manchester in music from Texas Women s and large newspapers. Hazel Steck Area Conference of churches fFBrirn, Sif-phen J#*r*-iny, son of Dennis J. and Irene E University and the Julliard The board of Trustees of which enable us to reach out Dilrichas 0 Brien of 171 South St.. Rockville. He was bora Sept. School of Music in New York. ing its 70th anniversary. North United Methodist Church and help one another, such per 15 at Rockville General HospiUl. His maternal grandparents are Texas University recently Founded Oct. 7. 1904 by Mrs. will meet tonight at 8 at the son to person services as the Mr. and .Mrs Henry Ditrichas of Newington. His paternal grand named her “Distinguished D.C.Y. Moore of Manchester, it church. ecumenical chaplaincy The mother is Mrs. .Margaret B O'Brien of New BriUln. Alumni of the Year" for her 3 program at Manchester contributions in the field of has some 55 members. .Mrs. George Walker of 17 The non-denominational Good Memorial Hospital, the con Moor*-, Brian Vt illiam, son of William H. and Gail A. Rusyn music. Harvard Rd'. is club president. News Club will meet Tuesday valescent home ministry, the Moore of 154 Hillside Dr . South Windsor. He was bom Sept. 19 at The club will also be observ- at 3:15 p.m. in the front room of MACC needy program, the in Rockville General HospiUl. His maUrnal grandmother is Mrs. the Emanuel Lutheran Church terfaith community worship Louis Rusyn of Glendale. N Y. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. SATURDAY parish house. services and Honor Court spon Harold Moore of Centereach, L.I., N Y, He has a brother, RECREATION sorship. Gregory, and a sister, Christine Lynn. BriUnnia Chapter, Daughters Being so impressed with peo DEPARTMENT of the British Empire, will ple bringing this evening into Bitinrr, David Robert, son of Robert R. and Janice Abild meet Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at being we shared with you some Bittner of West Willington. He was born Sept. 16 at Rockville the home of Mrs. William Scott, background on the Manchester BANK introduces General HospiUl. His maternal grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. The Manchester Recreation to 9:30 p.m. at Verplanck 42 Virginia Rd. Membership is Civic Orchestra Strings and the Robert N. Abild of New BriUin. His paternal grandparents are Department which offers day Elementary School is open. open to women of British birth Manchester Civic Orchestra Mr and Mrs. Leslie R. Bittner of 659 Bolton Rd., Vernon. classes at the West Side Rec, Yearly membership in the or ancestry. More information Brass Quartet, the Sweet 110 Cedar St., has a few Rec Department is available to may be obtained from Mrs. Adelines and the Silk City Jur>, Mirharl Thomait. Son of Thomas K. and Veraice E GOP Women Plan Fashion Show openings in some classes. residents and allows them to Edwin D. Foster, 643-5596. Chorus. Hard as it may be to Liljenberg Jury of 3 Egypt Rd.. EllingUn. He was bora Sept. 18 at Members of the Republican Women s Club prepare for their “Fall Fashion” show to be Openings are in the Tuesday participate in any of the classes believe that impressive list is serving pieces for your Rockville General HospiUl. His maternal grandparents are Mr. presented Wednesday at the Manchester Country Club. Modeling costumes to be featured beginners leaded glass class offered, as well as swim at only half of the program for the and Mrs Harold Liljenberg of Taylors Falls, Minn. His paternal from 1 to 2 p.m. Class is J6 for night at the high school pool or evening. Here are the others: grandmother is Mrs. Florence Jury of Middletown. are. from left. Ginny Gallagher, Karin Odegard, and Pat Irish. Mrs. A. Paul Berte and Mrs. Richard Dennison are co-chairmen of the event with fashions from D&L in the materials and runs six weeks. the East Side Rec pool, at no ChurchWomen The Singing Savoyards The Tuesday intermediate charge. For more information ’The Manchester Gilbert and Nirk*-r*»on, Shane ,.\lan, son of Alan A. and Kathleen S. Manchester Parkade. Music will be provided by Elizabeh W'right, organist. Mrs. Conrad call 643-6795 between 9:30 a.m. Sullivan Workshop will be Quinlan is in charge of the makeup and the Tres Chic Beauty Salon will create the leaded glass class is free with Nickerson of 147 South St., Rockville, He was bora Sept. 16 at participants bringing their own and noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Plan Polluck represented by the Singing Rockville General HospiUl. His maternal grandmother is .Mrs. hairstyles. Tickets may be obtained from Mrs. Benton Bartlett, Constance Dr, materials to make an item such Donations of scrap materials Savoyards appearing in selec .Marilyn Peyyente of Mt. Vernon Apts., Vemon. His paternal Lutheran Church Women of as a Tiffany lamp shade, or any are welcome. The woiden’s tions from ‘"The Mikado.” It’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.- Bernard Nickerson of Rtxikville. programs are looking for cotton Emanuel Lutheran Church will worth the price of the ticket collection other item of their choice. open the season Tuesday with a He has a brother, Christopher. Other open classes are Mon scraps for quilts, spools, cor just to see the delightful Jjrostoria potiuck at 6:30 p.m. in Luther The Case Against Divorce day, 1 to 2:30, beginners belly rugated egg cartons, old beaded costuming designed by Louise I)avi», Jeffrey Michael, son of Robert and Mr. and Mrs. jewelry, buttons, yarns, Hall of the church. Withey. A musical comedy set dancing which is free to Rec- “ Love Is — God in -Us, Robert Davis of Old Post Rd., Rockville. He was born Sept. 18 at By GAY PAULEY support. For she can't always ones most devastated in a members. Rec membership is threads, coffee cans, bleach in Japan the plot centers around Rockville General HospiUl. His maternal grandparents are Mr. through Us and for Us” is the UPI Women's Editor depend on a husband for break-up. $3 a year. Slimnastics on Mon 'bottles, trims, ribbons, laces, Nanki-Poo, a Japanese and Mrs, Eugene Mignault of Putnam. His paternal grandparents theme to he followed in all nobleman in disguise as a alimony and child support. “You can correlate the rise in day mornings from 10 to 11:30 and other craft materials. are .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis of Shrewsbury, Mass. He has a NEW YORK (UPI) - programs of the organization wandering minstrel, who falls Mrs. Friedman said that crime to broken homes,” said and Friday from 1 to 2:30 p.m. brother, Brian, 2. “Divorce is not the healthiest although some 34 million this year. Claudia Circle is in in love with Yum-Yum, ward of the counselor, citing the is open. In the evening the Mon charge of the first program on thing a couple can do. It may women are in the labor force, the Lord High Executioner. In statistic that one of every three day slimnastics held from 7:30 Lifesavin g “Thank God for You.” Clifford, Michael Raymond, Son of Duane and Catherine end up stunting everybody’s this still is a nation where the typical Giltert and Sullivan S marriages will end in divorce. Egan Gifford of 65 Ellington Ave., Ellington. He was born Sept, growth.” man usually is the major Ruth K. Benson will lead fashion the plot immeasurably 17 at Rockville General HospiUl. His maternal grandmother is This strong comment against Registration for the senior devotions, and greeters are and hilariously grows more breadwinner. “In this, our youth-oriented .Mrs. Raymond Egan of 67 Ellington Ave., Ellington. His paternal dissolution of marriage in a lifesaving course will be held Marilyn Bodemann and Bar complicated. Self-sufficiency thus is fun society, we're committing a grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clifford of East Hart country where divorce is in The Great Pyramid at Oct. 7 through Dec. 1 from 7:30 bara Pellerin. Members are Nanki-Poo will be played by damental for the woman, said total, unmitigated fraud against ford. He has two sisters, Tamara and Andrea. creasing steadily comes from Giza, built by Cheops about to9:30 p.m. at Manchester High requested to bring either a hot one of our Manchester the counselor, who lives with our children,’’ she said. Dr. Sonya Friedman, psy 2900 B.C., is inscribed with School. Those interested in or cold dish of food to serve six. favorites. Bob Horton, and her physician husband, “Parents are saying, ‘We are chologist and marriage the total quantity of radishes, registering may do so by calling Dessert and coffee will be Yum-Yum by Susan Borst who Stephen, and their two teen-age more important than you.’ counselor. onions, and garlic consumed the recreation office at 646- provided by the refreshments had the lead in last year’s children in Troy, Mich. The “Marriage is a series of com by the laborers who worked But if a couple is determined 6010. Applicants must be at committee headed by Anna T. production of “Showboat.” cooling off period would let a on its construction. MATCHING SUGAR OR CREAMER E mitments. One of these is to least 15 years of age or older. to end the marriage, she would woman go back to school or go Anderson and Irene Johnson. Others appearing in “The like to see it “phased out.” This children.” And a divorce which into some other job training. Mikado” are Debbie Benson, just $ 4.95 each tax incl. delay would give the children gives custody of one child to the Harry Carr, Robert Gordon, But when you get down to the mother, another to the father time to grow up and would give Doris Gordon, Mary nitty gritty, the children would also is destructive — “You’ve the wife, who most likely has no Kalbfleisch, Kitty Keller, Rita W ;>^DUPLICATE BRIDGE benefit most with the delay in immediate dissension and com experience at making a living, a Kenway, John Lombardo, Jeri S" DESSERT PLATES divorce, she said. They are the chance to develop a means of petition.” Lyons, Alan Lyons, and Pierre Results Friday in the An R esults in the Sept. 25 Marteney, — many of whom are just $ 3.95 each tax incl. dover Bridge Club game at An Nutmeg YWCA novice game at Getting Married? familiar to Gilbert and Sullivan P dover Congregational Church the Community Y are; Grace enthusiasts here in Manchester. are; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Barrett and Mary Tierney, Shirley Stager will be serving Each Time You Deposit Weeks, first; Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Robb and Lilian GusUf- our customers say: “we have as assistant stage director. $25 or More to Your Alanson Stewart, second; Sonja son, tied for first. Do you know yrhat Joan Niiler, director of the Gremillion and James Baker, .New players are welcome to Manchester Gilbert and S.B.M. Account third. participate in the novice games really goes on at a Sullivan Workshop group, which are played each The LOWEST FORMAL WEAR describes the Singing Results Friday night in the Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. at the Savoyards as a “very talented Manchester Bridge Club novice Community Y, 79 N. Main St. Weight Watchers^ m eeting! group most of whom have had a game at Manchester Communi lead role at one time or ty College are; North-South: RENTAL PRICES IN CONN.’’ another. Ms. Niiler who also R esults in the Sept. 23 William and Ann Brendle, first; “today’s newest styles...yesterday’s prices’ serves as their able and “I Roger Dione and EM Carlson, Nutmeg YWCA limitation fall talented accompanist says that open pairs championship game /V'' , \ •: s ^ TMr ^ ^ - second; Alice Blish and Lucie the Savoyards are putting - // 5'' \>v ' ^ s/' ' ; ^ are; North-South: Frankie Wadsworth, third, ALL OUR FORMAL WEAR IS IN ST0CK...TRY IT ON. together a Christmas program East-West: Mary Boulay and Brown and Lil Holway, Elaine which will be available on Sean Raffa, first; Joe and Howat and Ann Ingram, tied for request and for a renumeration Helen Hebert, second; Pat and first; Jeanne Peretti and Eileen OLD NEW to groups or individuals looking Fucile, third. PRICE PRICE ...... Philip Dooley, third. 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Pressure Cooker Intact NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e lead the AL East by one-half “The team trailing always from Rudy May, who tossed A’h 3, While Sox 2 SCOREBOARD ANGLE New York Yankees keep game over the Yankees has more pressure on it than a four-hitter and struck out Manny Trillo drove in a stoking the fire, but the entering the final three days the leader because they 13 while winning his eighth pair of runs with two singles of the season. The Yankees, have to win one more.” game for New York since to give Western Divison National League In Opener Sparked by Maloney By Earl Yost Sports Editor Baltimore Orioles appear to coming to the club from titleholder Oakland its win be heat resistant. who are off today, have two While the Yankees have games remaining at California on June 15. over Chicago in thevA’s’ EAST been winning with their final home game.''^ By Len Auster of a knee injury. But he was platoon allowing the Bob three would-be tacklers, bad call on my part. We Over the last two weeks Milwaukee on Tuesday and bats, the Orioles have been Lii Yale Made Experts Look Good the Yankees have been vir The Orioles, as usual, had needed as starting quarter cats just 67 second half broke into the clear and should have kicked,” a dis Wednesday nights, while the relying on outstanding Fighting back behind NEW HAVEN — Tabbed a two touchdown favorite going tually unbeatable in their to scrap for their victory. W L Pet GB back Billy Wilson was in yards. raced down the right gruntled South Coach Ralph Orioles have three games pitching and sharp defense. Kunger!) .3, Koyult Pittsburgh 85 74 .535 strong-willed battler Jack McCarroll commented. into the 26th meeting against the University of Connecticut race to win the American left at Detroit, beginning They pushed across the win effective and he responded sideline 89 yards to score. , It was no different Sunday. ning run with two out in the Jim Spencer slammed a St. Louis 85 74 .535 Maloney, Manchester High After a scoreless first “It’s just part of the game.” on the football field, Yale emerged with a convincing 20-7 League East pennant, grab tonight. in fine fashion. Maloney Taking the ensuing kickoff, The Yankees collected 15 ninth when Boog Powell, two-run homer to lift Texas Philadelphia 78 81 .491 7 registered a come-from- quarter. South got on the Receiving a short punt at triumph which tends to make the experts look good. bing eight victories in their scored on runs of 89 and the Bobcats marched to the “Our players that are new hits, including a pair of who had struck out three to its victory over Kansas Montreal 78 81 .491 7 behind 19-17 victory over board at the 6:54 mark of the Indians’ 15 with Duclos the start of the final stanza, Thank to a special sales promotion with all advanced last 10 games, capped by New York 70 89 .440 15 eight yards, the latter the to this kind of pressure homers by Graig Nettles, to times against Jim Slaton, City behind the six-hit South Windsor High in non second stanza as tailback drilling a 31-yard field goal Manchester began its win tickets going at $1 a copy, the attendance of a year ago for Sunday’s 10-0 rout of the Chicago - 66 93 .415 19 game-winner. His stats realize that now you have to sweep their four-game set coaxed a walk off reliever pitching of Bill Hands. conference football action Dave Hauck dove over from as the first half gun sounded. ning drive at the Bobcats’ this battle between the two state elevens saw better than a Cleveland Indians. WEST showed 106 yards on six think a lot more on every with the Indians, while the Tom Murphy with the bases Saturday at Shepard Field carries and two for six in the the three capping a 71-yard, 45. Maloney’s aerial to 100 per cent increase in paid admissions with 37,382 W L Pet GB After two exchanges early Yet, during that stretch play,” analyzes Orioles’ Orioles got a combined five- loaded. Angelo 4, Twino 0 Los Angeles 100 59 .629 under threatening skies. It passing department, the two 14-play drive. Ed Duclos Dodge on a fourth-and-five showing up. Last fall, in the traditional opener for Yale, in the second half. South the Orioles have played even veteran third basem an hitter from Dave McNally Southpaw Andy Hassler Cincinnati 98 .62 .613 2‘A was the season opener for completions keys to the win added the first of his two for 10 yards kept the drive only 16,714 came out to see UConn tie the Bulldogs’ tail un In other AL games, signal-caller Bartle tried to better, winning 10 of their Brooks Robinson. “The and two relievers to take all tossed a five-hitter and Atlata 86 74 .538 14Vz Coach Larry Olsen’s Indians ning march. PATs. The Bobcats im alive and another 10-yard der new coach Larry Naviaux. Oakland beat Chicago, 3-2; pass but it was poorly last 11, including a 4-3 games at this point aren’t three games from rookie Bruce Bochte singled Houston 80 79 .503 20 while the Bobcats are now 1- mediately regained control pass to John Madden took it Saturday, the Huskies never got out of the pen. Two ear Milwaukee. Texas blanked Kansas City, San Francisco 71 89 .444 29Vz 2. Manchester trailed, 17-6, thrown. Manchester’s Pete to the 20. John Kunz bulled ly errors, a pass interception — on the first attempt — and triumph over Milwaukee any more important than the home two runs in the fifth in Also responding despite as A1 Clogston pounced on a 5-0; California topped San Diego 59 101 .369 41 Vz at the intermission. McCluskey picked it off at his way for nine and three Sunday which gave them six ones earlier in the year, ning to lead California to its playing hurt were seniors Jason Dodge fumble. Two a fumble, led to Yale’s early 10-0 lead. The Yankees also got an Minnesota, 4-0, and Detroit Sunday’s Results his own 43 and returned it all yards the next two downs Captain Rudy Green and Tyrone Hennings, two veteran, victories in a row. except that everything is triumph over Minnesota. “I’m so proud of these John Samiotis and Bob plays later, Eric Woodard outstanding pitching effort downed Boston, 7-4. St. Louis 7, Chicago 3 the way for the TD. A two- and Maloney carried it the hard-hitting and nimble-footed running and blocking As a result the Orioles still magnified now. kids,’’ Olsen beamed, “We Digan. Having yielded 159 tallied from the four. New York 7, Pittsbrgh 2 point conversion attempt final eight diving over for backs, proved^ to be too much for the Huskies. Green Montreal 6, Philadelphia 3 just sat down at the half and yards in the first half, defen The hosts mounted misfired and South still led, the TD. Neil McKenney split emerged as the leading ball carrier with 127 p rd s in 18 Montreal 6, Philadelphia 3 talked about our problems sive coach Steve Lindberg another drive but safety 17-12. the uprights with the PAT carries and Hennings tallied both Yale six-pointers. The Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 3 and about our assignments. made some adjustments for MCC Nine Mark Roach skyjacked a Joe for the final difference. winners’ other scores came via a pair of field goals by Cards and Pirates Houston 9, atlanta 3 We really wanted this game. the second half. He put A short kickoff gave the 3 Bartle aerial in the end zone Bobcats excellent field posi Manchester begins CCIL Randy Carter and two successful extra point tries by the Tonight’s Games We played three players Digan aTmiddle linebacker, Gains Split Philadelphia (Christenson 1-0) and returned it to his own tion at the midfield stripe play Saturday entertaining same man. hurt and when we called on shifted Bob Hawkes from Still Deadlocked at New York (Koosman 14-11) seven. Maloney made his en Wethersfield High at UConn made the first mistake, when Brad Rock’s pass them they performed.” linebacker to defensive end where they marched to the Getting 51/3 strong innings of St. Louis (Forsch 6-4) at Mon trance and three plays later East eight. On fourth-and- Memorial Field. The Eagles was intercepted and the Storrs’ invaders never recovered. and rotated Samiotis, Bob relief pitching from Paul NEW YORK (UPI) — The Pittsburgh Pirates are back treal (Rogers 15-21) he went back to pass. Find eight, they faked a field goal made a successful debut un- The sign of a good team is one that causes the oppponent Placido, Manchester Communi Maloney, a 5-5, 155-pound Noonan and Mike Demers at home, the St. Louis Cardinals are on the road, and the Chicago (Bonham 11-21) at jfek ing everybody covered he but it fooled no one with d e r new coach Rick into miscues and this is preisely what Yale did to its ty College topped Housatonic senior tri-captain, was a tackle. This group did the National League East is all even. Pittsburgh (Kison 8-8) (Herald photo by Dunn) decided to run. He danced McNamara, 23-14 over visitors. Fumbles just don’t happen, they are caused, and Community College, 8-4, in the doubtful performer because job along with the rest of the Butch Kinney putting the What happens next is called scoreboard watching. Los Angeles (Rau 13-10) at past and sidestepped at least stoppers to Hauck. “It was a Penney High. this facet of the game hurt UConn no end. second half of a baseball Willie Stargell of Pittsburgh set the record straight Sun Houston (Dierker 10-10) doubleheader Saturday at Mt. (Only Games Scheduled) 0 Tribe Quarterback Bill Wilson (12) Arches Pass Nebo. Housatonic won the day about something baseball managers and players have Gets Strong Pass Rush From South Windsor Defensive Line UConn Runner Checked opener, 2-1. been denying for a century. He admitted, as if no one Russ Clarke, a first-game hero against Vermont with his In the second game, MCC knew, that the players on contending teams do, indeed, running in the mud, was held to 80 yards in 25 carries. scored four times in the third look at the scoreboard to see what their opporiqnts are Clarke did his best work in the second half after several inning and two more in the doing. American League showers saw rainwear pressed into service and umbrellas fourth. Tom Fahey drove in two And that’s exactly what Pittsburgh and St. Louis will EAST East 11 Comes Alive^ runs and Jim Blanchard had spend the next three nights doing. spring up all over the bowl. Against Vermont, Clarke W L Pet GB one RBI in the third. Yale Only Winner scampered for 207 yards in a workhorse day with 44 “They’ll be looking and we’ll be looking,” Stargell said. Baltimore 88 71 .553 Tom Leitao led off the fourth attempts. “That is, unless all the lights are out.” New York 88 72 .550 Vz 19th HOLE with a walk and Placido singled Boston 83 76 .522 5 By I'niteil Press liilernulionul beating Saturday after losing its first Yale’s blocking, especially by its back, was a picture to That isn’t likely. to right. Ken Hawley’s sacrifice All the lights will be on tonight, both in Pittsburgh, Cleveland 75 84 .472 13 Seven college football teams in game 33-12 to Lehigh. Puts Points on Board see. Coach Carm Cozza has a big, experienced line fly brought in Leitao and Lou Country Club where the Pirates open a three-game series against the Milwaukee 75 85 .469 13'/z Connecticut will be seeking victories Other Connecticut teams have their operating, both on offense and defense, ancl this made the Wellington’s one-out single sent BEST 16- Class A -Jim last place Chicago Cubs, and in Montreal, where the Car Detroit 72 87 .453 16 Saturday to offset loses over the work cut out for them: over. Nolen found Loomis in the back of the end zone for job easier for the attackers. Placido scurrying home. WEST Moriarty 68-8-60, Terry Dave Dubosar started for the dinals begin their final three against the Expos. weekend. The only team going for a —Wesleyan, which lost its second By Len Auster The Elis could very well be the top dog (no pun intended) W L Pet GB the TD with Desimone bulling over for the conversion Schilling 66-6-60, Bill Moran 68- Cougars but left after 1 2/3 in The tie for the lead was created Sunday when the second straight win will be Yale, who straight game of the season Saturday Everything finally fell into the right place. Even 150 in the Ivy League. Over the years, the Ivy has been a step Oakland 90 70 .563 making it 22-0 early in the second quarter, a count which 7-61, Warren Howland 70-9-61: nings because of a sore arm. decisively beat the University of yards in penalties couldn’t derail its express as East or two above the Yankee Conference. Saturday, it was evi Pirates, held to three singles by Bob Apodaca, were beaten Texas 83 75 .525 6 at Middlebury 21-19, will host Bow- stood up at halftime. Class B -T om Wall 67-10-57, In the opener, Housatonic dent that Yale was a better football team. 7-2 by the Mets in New York, and the Cardinals beat the Minnesota 81 79 .506 9 Connecticut. doin. Bowdoin’s two-point 17-15 Catholic trounced Kolbe High of Bridgeport, 44-0, in foot The East defensive platoon, meanwhile, put constant Jack McCallum 73-14-59, Bob plated two in the fifth while Cubs, 7-3, behind a three-run pinch homer by Jose Cruz and Chicago 78 80 .494 11 The Bulldogs romped over the margin Saturday in its opener over ball action Saturday night at rain drenched Mt. Nebo. pressure on Kolbe signal-callers Kevin Brynes and Jamesy Genovesi 71-11-60, Larry Bates There were two bright spots for the losers. The UConn MCC could only come up with another good relief job by A1 Hrabosky. Kansas City 77 83 .481 13 Huskies 20-7 Saturday, Captain Rudy Worcester Tech mirrored Wesleyan’s “We executed well, putting everything together,” a hap 71-11-60; Class C —John Band is still one of the best in the East and Yale has one of one in the sixth. MCC had a shot Cordington. Kolbe mustered just 55 yards in the opening 24 Now Pittsburgh goes home against a team that already California 66 94 .413 24 Green gaining 127 yards in 18 carries, two-point loss to Middlebury. py East Coach John LaFontana stated. As he wishfully en Goodwill 73-18-55, John Rieder the worst. in the seventh but a double steal minutes, including minus eight rushing. For the night, the Sunday’s Results senior Tyrell Hennings recording 51 visioned earlier in the week, the Eagles snapped their 83-25-58, Norm Narkon 80-20-60; Also, Joe Corbo, the best interior defensive lineman in backfired with Placido thrown has clinched last place and may not offer much resistance. Friars totaled 131 yards with their quarterbacks connect Detroit 7, Boston 4 yards in 13 carries, and both scoring —Trinity took a 17-14 defeat from low gross —Erwin Kennedy 78, the Yankee Conference last season until sidelined with a out at the plate. iSsSiy The Cardinals, on the other hand, are on the road against a scoring slump, not having registered points in the first two ing on nine of 23 passes for 137 yards and two intercep New York 10, Cleveland 0 Williams in Hartford and will host Terry Schilling 78; Blind bogey MCC's next tilt is Friday in (Herald photo by Dunn) team trying for third place and some playoff money. The touchdowns. outings. The victory boosted the Eagles’ mark to 1-1-1 tions. Their deepest march was to the East eight but a tal knee injury, came back and made his presence felt. Oakland 3, Chicago 2 UConn’s sophomore fullback Bates Saturday to try for its first win. —Ray Remet 106. Yale entertains Colgate Saturday in New Haven with the Willimantic against Eastern Expos also happen to be on a six-game winning streak. while Kolbe fell to 0-3. ly didn't materialize. PRO SWEEPS- Gross Baltimore 4, Milwaukee 3 Russell Clarke, who had covered 207 Bates is 1-1, trouncing Hamilton 30-0 The Eagles penetrated the Friars’ defense for 320 total UConns journeying to New Hampshire for a conference Connecticut. Another variable was thrown into the pennant equation Saturday and losing to Saint Lawrence Foley returned the second half kickoff to his own 44 and —Carroll Maddox 78, Terry Mixed Doubles Champs when the Cardinals revealed Sunday that the lives of Lou Texas 5, Kansas City 0 s yards in 44 carries in a soggy home yards, 279 via the overland route. Senior Co-Captain Joel it took East five plays to score with Desimone going off Schilling 78, Erwin Kennedy 78' battle. California 4, Minnesota 0 game against Vermont, registered 80 10-8 the previous week. Desimone had 74 yards on 15 carries and two touchdowns Brock and Bake McBride had been threatened in a letter 10 Tonight's Games left guard from four yards out. Joe Laliberte ailded the Net -T om Wall 79-10-69, John Honor Krueger Mike While and Marli ^arliman, above, learned lo re days ago. Brock said the announcement “is bound to upset yards in 25 carries against Yale. —Bridgeport, stung by a 19-18 loss and a two-point conversion. Junior tailback Cephus Nolen conversion. Still in the period, following a Bill Poletti fum Goodwill 87-18-69, John Rieder tain their Town Tennis Mixed Doubles title by whip Baltimore (Grimsley 18-13) The Elis face the University of New Saturday to Northeastern, will visit had great success on sweeps, ripping off 114 yards on just 97-25-72. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - the rest of the players, but it had to be done.” at Detroit (Lolich 16-20) ble recovery. East apparently tallied on an option pass but Fourth Straight The San Francisco 49ers Sun ping George Boser and Linnea Everett, 7-6, 6-4. White In other NL games, Cincinnati beat San Francisco, 7-3; Hampshire next Saturday. New Central Connecticut, which suffered seven carries and one TD and a conversion. Nolen also BEST 14- Class A -John teamed with Tom McDonald and won the Men’s Mixed Cleveland (J. Perry 16-13) at the play was nullified by a holding call. On the very next day retired uniform No. 70, the Montreal topped Philadelphia, 6-3, and Houston defeated Boston Lee (17-14) Hapnpshire also lost Saturday, 34-10 to Saturday 30-20 at the hands of Clarion tossed for one six-pointer, a 21-yarder to split end Gary Kristof 54-7-47, Jim Moriarty Doubles with a 6-1, 6-1 win over Paul Groobert and play, Cephus Nolen sprinted right behind a convoy of 56-8-48. Stan McFarland 56-8-48, jersey defensive tackle Charlie Atlanta, 9-6. Los Angeles, which needs one victory to (Only Games Scheduled) Delaware. State. Central has lost three straight, Loomis. Loomis also hauled in a 17-yard scoring strike For MCC Booters Krueger wore for 14 seasons. Jim Moulton. E blockers, ran into a bunch of visitors, reversed his field John Lavino 55-7-48, Ray eliminate the Reds in the West, was idle. For Yale’s second game, it will host for the first time since 1964. from junior quarterback Frank Driscoll. completely and went in untouched from 40 yards out. A Colgate, which gave Cornell a 40-21 Dotchin 54-6-48, Neil Tyler 57-9- Bridgeport is 1-2. Fourteen points were put on the scoreboard in the first Kevin Shorey to Laliberte pass made it 38-0. 48; Class B —Jack Moffat 58-13- With Captain Greg DeNies scoring four goals, period. A short punt put the pigskin on the Kolbe 20 and I You certainly can... find relief Second stringer Bill Pasek concluded the scoring in the 45, Joe Novak 55-10-45, A1 Car- Manchester Community College routed Norwalk Com five plays later Desimone went over from the one. Nolen final stanza with a 57-yard interception return. mienke 59-12-47; Class C—Fred munity College, 9-1, in soccer action Saturday in Norwalk. added the conversion. Set up on the Friars’ 21 by a 49-yard 4 r K A T 1 ^ 1 Having broken into the scoring and win column the same Tracy 62-15-47, Nils Shenning The Cougars now sport a 4-0 record having scored 27 goals punt return by Mike Nolen, East tallied on its next posses 67-19-48, Joe Rogers 63-15-48; HAY-FEVER f l i t night. East will have a sterner test Saturday journeying to while allowing just two. ★★★★i U/Uif [ 1 * 1 H E sion with Driscoll finding Loomis wide open in the end Low gross —Ray Dotchin 75, West Hartford for an encounter with HCC foe Northwest John Motta started the w a r n 1 zone. Catholic. The Warriors routed Bloomfield, 53-0, this past Sher Ferguson 75; Blind bogey for the hosts making it 2-1 at SIN U S Sufferers P WEATHER: Sunny, Breezy, Cooler. A 53-yard punt return by Brian Foley put the Eagles on —Fran Maloney 100. scoring for the locals and Hert'i good newt for you! Exclusive new .Allows you to breathe easily— slops watery weekend. halftime. MCC took con "hard core" SYNA-CIEAR Decongesfont eyes ond runny note. 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Romayko 146, Vic Abraitis 146, is Thursday against the Liggett Drug Austin Weiman 147; Gross Opening last week with two UConn JVs in Storrs. Manchester ParTiade BOWLING —Stan Hilinski 155, Sam Watson NEW YORK (UPI) - In games Sun- points. Dan Fonts’ 21-yard TD pass to wins was the Bennet Junior TICKET PRICE 50C 159, John Lavino 161. " 111' ’ »I CONNECTICUT’S $ 100,000 LOTTERY 1974 day, Oakland overwhelmed Wayne Stewart and TD runs of one High soccer team. Kosciuszko C.RIERS- Class A Lu Prior 88 NITE-OWLS - Diane and 56 yards by rookie Don Woods of Enfield was the first victim, Pittsburgh 17-0, St. Louis whipped gross. Class B - Eileen Plodzik Nadaskay 182, Ruth Johnston gave the Chargers a 21-7 lead after 4-0, and Coventry was bested, 2- Cleveland 29-7, Cincinnati ripped San %; Net, A-Helen Mutty 69, Cora 193-483, Linda Massaro 188-193- 0. WE WILL NOT Francisco 21-3, Miami overcame San three periods. But Bob Griese threw Anderson 72, B - Carlson 69, 549, Carol Michaud 178-464, 13 yards to rookie Nat Moore for one Bob Gagnon had two goals Mary Richardson 468. Diego 28-21, the New York Giants Taylor 69. stunned Dallas 14-6, Buffalo outlasted seore, Larry Csonka ran three yards and Tom Orlowski and Greg for another to tie the game with 3:38 Smayda one each in the opening a p p l ia n c e & TRIPU DMUnilGS EARLY BIRDS - JoCarol the New York Jets 12-6, New Orleans win. Scott Trudon was credited UNDERSOLD left and Jim Kiick blasted over from Bolton Eleven TV CENTERS LaPier 136-349, Barb Callahan , edged Atlanta 14-13, Philadelphia with the shutout. — Let us prove it! 130-340, Bert Botticello 126, drubbed Baltimore 30-10, Green Bay the five with 15 seconds to go for the Downs Eagles In the win over Coventry, Ed Robbie Williams 357. nipped Detroit 21-19, Minnesota win. Case and Doug Landry scored downed Chicago 11-7 ami Kansas City Registering a 30-0 win in with Jack Quinn registering the ADD HUNDREDS OF SuinlB 14, Falcons 13 midget football action yester Boh Dieterle beat Houston 17-7. Denver is at Jess Phils eight-yard TD run in the shutout. General Electric Washington tonight. day at Mt. Nebo was Bolton Smayda, Mike Jorden and final period lifted the Saints over over the Manchester Eagles. Raiders 17, Sleelers 0 Atlanta and sent the Falcons to their Bob Case played well in both Golf Champion After a scoreless first period, outings for Bennet. A game billed as a grudge match third straight loss. Archie Manning Bolton's Mike Ouellette raced NEW lOTTERY WINNERS! Winning the 16th annual turned out to be a rout. Ken Stabler had a 13-yard TD pass to Joel Parker 87 yards for a score with Pat COLOR TV.SPECIAL! / Rolling Park Invitational Golf scored on a one-yard run and threw a for New Orleans while rookie Gerald Myette adding a two-point con I3 Tournament yesterday at l^-yard TD pass to Cliff Branch and Tinker scored on a 72-yard punt return version. Taking advantage of a P***"""" fumble, Chris Hopper hit Dorn’s Record Your chances of win 60 or.JJollSWtriWJlxlXO'"'*' Tallwockl Country Club was Bob the Oakland defense befuddled Steeler for Atlanta. extra bonus number Dieterle with a Calloway quarterback Joe Gilliam, who hit only Ouellette for a 46-yard scoring 3 Numbers Fugles 30, Colls 10 Tourney Win worth another $1,0{X) for ning just got a nice big system low net score of 71. 8-of-31 passes. Ron Smith’s punt strike with Ouellette adding the Tom Sullivan scored on runs of 28 conversion making it 16-0 at the a perfect 5 digit match. boost. Dieterle won a leg on the returns of 47 and 33 yards set up one Capturing the second annual to Win With and three yards and Joe Lavender half. McConkey Trophy and a golf TD and a field goal. Mt. Carmel Softball Tourna returned an interception 37 yards for In the third quarter, Myette bag for his efforts. ment in Enfield was Dorn’s Every Week. Curdimils 29, Browns 7 bulled over from a yard out Get Your Tickets, Dave Douton, defending another score as the Eagles sent Boys with a 3-1 win over the $25,000 in Extra St. Louis kept its surprising streak with Vin Morrone adding the champ. Bob Behling and Aldo Baltimore to its third straight loss. It Simsbury A.C. Dorn’s, which Every Thursday, we two-point conversion. Bolton Now. 0 D'Appalonio tied for second at alive, trouncing the Browns for its marked the end for Colt Coach competed in the Candlelight Weekly added its final marker in the draw 3 winning Lottery 72. Bernie Banavage and Don third straight victory. Terry Metclaf Howard Schnellenberger, who was League this past summer, fourth stanza with Matt D’Allesandro each were at 73. returned the second-half kickoff 94 dismissed by owner Robert Irsay defeated Connito’s, B&R numbers. First, the regu Cash Prizes. It’s refreshing these Dressley going over from the Ron Winther and Dan Pinto yards for a score and Jim Hart threw Package Store of Enfield, days to get so much extra Little One Stays Down! after the game and replaced with four. lar number worth over had the best first and second a 68-yard TD pass to Mel Gray less Sportsmen II of Bristol and General Manager Joe Thomas. Jay Ricci and Neal Kearney These special bonus value at no increase in nine scores respectively. Ed than four minutes later to highlight a Shakey’s of Vernon enroute to $300,000 in total cash P’itzpatrick won closest to the Puckers 21, Lions 19 played well for the Eagles. drawings will add over price. Our triple drawings 22-point third period. Norm Thompson In Midget Football League the title. prizes. Second, a special pin honors and Jeff Whitesell Chester Marcol’s 22-yard field goal, Pete Neece of Dorn’s was will be a definite boost to took the blind hole prize. also returned an interception 56 yards his fourth of the game, with just 63 action Friday night at Mt. bonus number worth a $25,000 in $1,000 prizes for a Cardinal TD and halfback Greg Nebo, the Giants (2-0) meet the named the tourney’s MVP and ’■f “ “ ------■ seconds left boosted Green Bay over George Quaggin the best cool $1,000 for a perfect to lucky Lottery winners the economy. Especially I Pruitt threw 55 yards to Gloster the Lions. Errol Mann also had four Chargers (1-1) at 6:30 with the Richardson for the lone Cleveland Eagles (0-1) facing the Jets (0- pitcher. Other members of the 5 digit match. Third, an each week. when you’re a winner. field goals for Detroit. winning team were Jim 90-DAY CARRY-IN score. 1) in the nightcap. Sunday the Patriots travel to East Wind McAuley, Joe Camposeo, Hal SERVICE INCLUDED Vikings 11, Bears 7 (peril a labor) within our leryice area Kcnguls 21, 49ers 3 Fran Tarkenton’s 11-yard TD pass sor. Tarbell, Jerry Wallach, Dave Say it where Ken Anderson passed for one TD Storrs, Leotus Clark, Fred e a s y t e r m s with Approvzd Credit to tight end Stu Voigt in the second Valanti, Ed McKee, Jack Burg, and ran for another and his sub, period and Fred Cox’s 32-yard field ! si they see it. Wayne Clark, ran for a third TD as the Fred Camposeo and Eddie I !? goal in the third lifted the unbeaten Cole. Still *2625* I Bengals knocked San Francisco from Vikings over Chicago. Gary Huff ran TV , ©Volkswagen of America 1974. I a ine the ranks of the unbeatens. Anderson CONNEaiCUrS 100000 iottery Sedan M M P.O.E., Suggested Retail Price, local Toxes and Other Dealer Delivery Charges Addilionol three yards for the Bears’ only score. 9 CONVEHIEHT LOCATIONS TO AID TOO! I r passed 22 yards to Isaac Curtis and Sets Record More ways to win. More fun than ever. flessified AD ran 12 yards and Clark had an eight- Chiefs 17, Oilers 7 Ted Trudon, Inc. Willie Ellison’s eight-yard scoring LONDON (UPI) - Ray yard TD run. rB D Middleton of England set a O . IJSffitoRO •. SistiR run and Mike Livingston’s eight-yard idN i(;in' world's record for an eight-hour This week’s drawing will be held at Suffiald Village^ Route 190 Tolland Turnpike, Rte. 83 Talcottville l>ol|iliin.M 28, CliurgcrH 21 TD pass to tight end Morris Stroud in APPLIANCE & HsXHitsr.K’S.nr’ Miami survived a real scare, spot 7:2.'> Rril Si>\ %h. Imliiiiix, walk Sunday in the accolade in Suffleld, October 3, at 10:30 A.M. UIMOftt/C-3 •4U <*•'•»*■ irtMl the final period carried the Chiefs wim: ternational invitation event at TV CENTERS Participating Volkswagen dealers are official pit stops ting San Diego a 14-point lead in the over Houston. OHIO lt)' J PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 30, 197^ 23 Homee tor Sale 23 Homee tor Sale 23 Help Wanted 13 Homee For Sale MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Corm., Mon.^^^pt. 30, 1974 - P ^ E F l^ E E N COLONIAL - Nine rooms, 47 Rooms lor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent RNs - LPNs Bowers School, 4 bedrooms, Painting-Papering 32 Garden Products 53 NURSES AIDES Real Estate W anted 29 Real Estate Wanted 28 Articles tor Sale 41 den, fully equipped kitchen, for WIDOW seeking companion to ROCKVILLE - Rockland mal dining room, rec room, PAPER HANGING and ceiling PUMPKINS - Large 60 cents, • Work In Manchester area REALTOR painting, reasonable rates. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, small 30 cents. 1180 Pleasant live in and snare expenses. Terrace Apartments. Large walk-out basement, walk-up at danM f. rule 1M % $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, Lady between ages of 50 and 60. and beautiful three room, one STEREO AND DOG LOVERS • Part-time, Full-time MIS Leonard Spiegelberg. 643-9112. Valley Rd, South Windsor, one tic, 2-car garage, 1V4 baths, stone, gravel, pool and patio Call 875-6904. We’ve got places where your • Choose your shift, days & What is your Property Worth? mile from Caldor’s. bedroom apartment. Includes assumable mortgage at 5Vk%, sand. 643-9504. heat, hot water, all appliances, dog can turn it up and boogie. area $40,500. Philbrick Agency, 64^ PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain ORCHARD FRESH picked SLEEPING Room for rent - 272 with dishwasher, cfisposal, • Private duty or staff relief 4200. MORTGAGES ARE AVAILARLE! We will inspect your property and suggest ting, wallpapering, spray/brush Call She H e ra th an asking price. (No obligation.) painting. Fair prices, fully in ALUMINUM sheets used as apples and peaches, ice cold Main Street. carpeting, pool and your own • No fees, top pay, vacation Do you quoHfy? 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Antiques 48 WANTED - Couple to housesit BANK ROBBERS SPECIAL comes completely furnished. i$AVE i 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford in exchange for low rent on 2 MANCHESTER - New deluxe 2- fieldstone, brick, concrete. Manchester Evening Herald. We’ve got places where you Lot size approximately 76x300’, 13670 bedrooms and bath. 563-0098. bedroom Townhouse, full base DISHWASHER - over 18 for : P0LL|AR$( 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry Free estimates, after 5 p.m., WANTED won't be found and you don’t one-car garage. PricM at only WE BUY and sell used fur glass, pewter, oil paintings, or ment. Includes heat, evening work. Contact Mr. St. $36,900 .... Martens Agency, 14760 Member National Aeeoc. of Real Estate Boards also mem-' 643-1870 or 644-2975. have to spend too much of the niture. Cash on the line. One other antique items. R. appliances, carpeting, pool. Germain, Steak-Out Restaurant Realtors, 646-2550. 15635 ber of the Hartford. Manchester and Vernon Mgliple List-, piece or an entire housefull. Apartments For Rent 53 stash. $255 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, PHONE 643-2711 of Vernon, Tolland Turnpike, NEW In* Service. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Harrison, 643-8709. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021, 16500 Remodeling, repairing, ad 646^32. Furniture Bam, 345 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Talcottville. MANCHESTER - Charming, INCOME Main Street Rear, behind WE HAVE customers waiting FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD well-maintained aluminum 17200 ditions, rec rooms, porches and Wanted to Buy 49 RENTEX MANCHESTER - Family-style roofing. No job too small. Call Douglas Motor Sales. for the rental of your apartment sided 6-room (^pe with garage LIMITS 17850 or home. J.D. Real Estate 549-6980 2-bedrooin Townhouse, full Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 AVON Homes For Sale 23 649-3144. WANTED - Wicker furniture, $30 Fee on lovely, large, private, treed 13300 Services Ottered 31 CLEAN USED refrigerators, any kind. Phone 872-0930. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. basement. Includes heat, NEED EXTRA $$ TO MAKE lot. $31,900. Principles only. 647- It you qualify we can get you ' • appliances, carpeting. $240 ADVERTISING MANCHESTER - West side, CARPENTRY — Repairs, ranges, automatic washers, ADVERTISING CHRISTMAS MERRIER? 9614. Into a new home with a 18700 SHARPENING Service - with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s LOOKING for anything in real monthly, Paul W. Dougan, newer quality built Ranch, remodeling, additions, roofing. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. DEADLINE Earn it as an Avon represen Saws, knives, axes, shears, Call David Patria, South Wind Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- estate rental — apartments, THE WAY WE’RE GRDWING large country kitchen, rec skazes, rotary blades. Quick EAST HARTFORD - 6 room, RATES 12;00 noon the day before tative. Show and sell beautiful sor, 644-1796. 2171 homes, multiple dwellings, no publication. room, enclosed porch. High service. Capitol Equipment fees. Call J.D. 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VERNON - One-bedroom full basement, includes , tion. Mortgages Available skyline, sunken patio off family 4291. landlords want to get their 30-1 • INCENTIVE BONUSES phases of paving. Earn $300 THE 'WllilAM L BELFIORE garage, enclosed yard. Only Licensed. Free estimates. delivery. Call 742-8578 or 875- Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. apartments immediately appliances, $270 per month. weekly, full-time. Jobseekers, room facing private woods. Phone 633-5345. day notice from a tenant. Just! • PAID HOLIDAYS - SICK PAY RANCH—Spacious 7 rooms, 3 ^9,900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 8298. available at Town House P.W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 Inc., 5M-1070. AGENCY Asking $66,900. Warren E. Gardens. This suburban apart call us up right away and list [ Help Wanted 13 • VACATION WITH PAY bedrooms, family room, 2-car 643-1577. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Carpentry and general contrac GENTLEMAN ONLY - Free or 646-1021. • HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE REALTORS 647-1413 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) ting. Residential and commer parking, central location, ment community of unusual your vacancy with us. That! Help Wanted MEDICAL Transcriptionist garage. 13 • LIFE INSURANCE PRINCETON STREET - Trees cut, trimmed or topped, cial. Whether it be a small -WHOLESALE- kitchen privileges. References architectural design and way you have a whole month I BAKER who knows terminology and has DUTCH—Large 8-room gam Choice location, four bedrooms, stumps removed, fully inaired. prlces on required. 643-2693 after 5 p.m. beautiful landscaping features MANCHESTER - Main Street, to select a tenant before yoiil BICYCLE assemblers for first • PROFIT SHARING RETIREMENT PLAN repair job, a custom built home had experience. Start $115 plus MANCHESTER - Reduced for brel roof home, 4 bedrooms, living room with screened MANCHESTER $45,900 Got a tree problem?? Well worth or anytning in between, call 646- RICH, DARK TOPSOIL for appointment. private entrance, private patio three rooms, heated, hot water, would normally have to place shift. Second shift drilling and Experienced bench man for • UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES weekly. Jobseekers, Inc. 568- a phone call. 742-8252. with sliding glass door, wall-to- I quick sale, 5 1/2 room Cape, 1 family room, 2-car garage. porch off rear, dining room, 1379. Any amount. Pick up your stove, refrigerator, adults, no I tapping machine operator. industrial food service. Five- 1070. 2 FIREPLACES wall carpeting, range, an ad in the paper and get so It you Ilka working wKh people and have always had a 1/2 baths, garage, eat-in RAISED RANCH-7 rooms, 3 kitchen, rec room, 11/2 baths, own - save more, or will ONE ROOM, private bath, pets, security. 523-7047. many calls from unqualified! Experience preferred but not day week. Meals and uniforms To help you through the long GDD JOBS - Carpentry, pan parking, convenient location, refrigerator, garbage disposal, kitchen, Parkade area. LaPen- bedrooms, 2 baths, family two-car ^ rag e. Walk to three STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, deliver. tenants. necessary. Will train machine- furnished. Paid holidays and daslra to ba part ot a management taam, call: PAINTING INSTRUCTOR - If cold winter nights ahead in eling, rec rooms, offices, nicely decorated, $30. weekly. master TV antenna, storage AVAILABLE NOW - Four-room ta Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. room, 2-car garage. schools. rac M to sell. T. J. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, ______Call 646-2204 As Always - No Fee - knowledgeable e r s o n . vacation. Apply in person; MR. TUPPER you’ve had 6 years experience Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. this brick and frame con household repairs. Phone 649- Call 649-5729. and laundry facilities in base second-floor garden apartment, Excellent benefits. C^aliall Little concrete repairs, inside and (COLLECT) 684-4925 in all phases, start as instruc LOVELY seven-room Cape, 3 All have city w ater and structed Ranch with garage, 4594. outside. Reasonably priced. ment. Total electric. No pets. carpeting, avacado appliances, No Obligation Bike, 646-7550. tor, full-time for school system, For appointment please call SZABO FOOD SERVICE MONDAY AND TUESDAY bedrooms, carpeted living sewers, fireplace, aluminum rec room, oversize living 643-0851. ELECTRONIC Calculators for PLEASANT Room for working air-conditioner, lease and RENTEX 6 P.M. - 9 P.M. $8.75 ph. Jobseekers, Inc, 568- VERNON - Five-room Ranch CASH Registers and adding gentleman. Near bus line, 872-0528 Monday through security. $195. 649-3978 or 646- Pratt & Whitney room, formal dinining room, siding and lovely wooded lots. with 2 full baths, fireplaced room and master bedroom. sale at reduced prices. Phone 728-9423 PHONE from home to service An Equal Opportunity Employar — M/F 1070. 4’ paneled machines. - Sales, service, 649-4986. parking. 647-9033. Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 4780. Employment Office large kitchen, 24’ paneled fami- living room, large eat-in 2nd mortgage available. Call ANY TYPE Carpentry and our customers for super ear ly room with bar. Merritt Agen supplies. 15 years experience, masonry work, additions and Willow Street STORE WORK - Mornings, kitchen, one-car attached gar Tony Wasilefsky, 649-5306, formerly with NCR. Free nings. Choose own hours. Call cy, Realtors, 646-1180. remodeling. Free estimates. A. SEASONED hardwood - for 61 647-idlO. East Hartford start 10 a.m. Able climb 646-1180 age. Situated on lovely eves. 872-0003. Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale FULL OR Part-time attendant l \ landscaped lot. Price reduced Squillacote, 649-0811. fireplace. $35 per pick-up load. ladders, lift boxes, dress neat. NEW SEVEN - room Raised Coventry, 742-6381. Call 875-4350. ' needed for night shift. Must be CAFETERIA WORKERS $2.01. Gelco, 283 Middle Tpke. to $36,500. Owner wants fast EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY friendly, reliable and over 18. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, MERRITT AGENCY sale. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, Immediate openings for West. BARRDWS ft WALLACE TWO HANDYMEN want varie NEW and used railroad ties, WAITRESS - Part-time days, Apply in person at: Full of sundeck, 26’ family room, block, stone and concrete. RN OR LPN cashiers, salad and counter aluminum siding, 2-car garage, REALTOR MwGhMMr NtwHmn Harttord ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, authentic hardwood, excellent including Saturday. Emerience Baloney, 415 Main Street or call BABYSITTER - From 2:30 S4S-930e 3S7-1B1B 72B-6B1B and trimming. Attics, cellars Reasonable prices. Call 643- Part-Uma 3-11,11-7 girls, dish room attendants, wooded lot. Merritt Agency, condition. Call 872-6'754. helpful. Apply: W. 'T. Grant 643-9629 for appointment. p.m. Hours vary to 11:30 some NEW HOMES - We have them cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- 9508. [ Pleasant working conditions. general utility workers. Full Realtors, 646-1180. ■ Company, Manchester evenings. Call 643-1256. TOLLAND - A warm home ... Duplex on Woodland, two 5305. LARGE, DARK pine oval APPLY: Parkade. An equal opportunity TRAINEE wanted - 9-5 p.m. in or part-time. Apply in person. large Raised Ranches off BUILDING - Remodeling, trimmed in sunshine. Six-room MANCHESTER New listini roofing, concrete steps, dining room table. Excellent employer. photo type setting department GOOD VALUE - Three- Country Cape, acre lot. Low Autumn, deluxe Cape under f- WEDDING Invitations - MANCHESTER MANOR of firm located near South bedroom Gambolati built Charming 4-room Cape-style,ie fireplaces. For estimates call condition. $100. Call 646-1199. NURSING HOME SZABO FOOD SERVICE 30’s. 8T2-6323. construction, plus a four- home in “mint condition. Wall- Brochures, Business Forms, BUSINESS secretary - recep Windsor/Manchester town line. Colonial, fireplaced living bedroom Colonial. All with Letterheads, Envelopes, 649-1142. 646-0129 Typing experience helpful but Pratt A Whitney FORBES & WALLACE to-wall carpet abounds SEASONED FIREWOOD - By tionist for dental office. Five room, dining room, eat-in BOLTON - This property has assumable mortgages. We Tickets, Business Cards and not necessary. For information Employment Office kitchen with built-ins, bath and throughout. Beamed living MASON CONTRACTOR - the truckload. 742-7833, or 455- On Display.. days a week. Experience MANCHESTER PARKADE might consider taking your pre other printing services offered. Willow Street everything, 181/2 acres of land, room ceiling and spiral stair Plastering, custom built stone 9657. preferred. Send resume to P.O. please phone Mrs. Mohney or a half plus rec room. All for 260’ fronUge Route 6, 8-room sent home in trade. T. J. General Printing Services, 623- Mrs. Wilkas at 644-2431. East Hartford $43,500. Call 647-1419, B/W real case add to the true value. or brick fireplaces, chimney Box 1, Glastonbury, Conn. SHOW SALES house in excellent condition, Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Priced at $27,900. Zinsser Agen 5379. \ SEASONED fireplace wood - Legal Notice 06033. We are looking for an assis ty^______repair, block and cement work. 30x50’ building, 9x20’ walk-in cy, 646-1511. New and repairs. E. Richard $30 per pickup load, delivered, HOUSEKEEPERS - Full time, tant manager in our shoe TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving NOTICE FOR 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., five-day MANCHESTER VICINITY - freezer, 9x20’ walk-in cooler son, 643-0889, 649-0608. Manchester-Vei/ernon area. Call SECRETARY - Part-time. We department. Previous plus fruit and vegetable road large appliances, cleaning ADMISSION OF ELECTORS EXPERIENCED male cabinet week, including one weekend Fieldstone and aluminum sided CUSTOM BUILT MANCHESTER - ely 875-7308. are seeking a self-motivated in experience necessary. stand. Nice income. Zoned com Raised Ranch style home with cellars and attics, also will TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONN. maker wanted - Excellent op day. Good starting salary, 10-room mini estate. All the room Cape with first-floort-flo deliver small loads sand, stone, portunity. Call Displaycraft, liberal fringe benefits. Apply in dividual to serve as secretary Excellent company benefits. mercial and industrial. 8% 2-car attached garage (not un family room, 2 full baths, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 Morge e Notice is hereby given that to two bank executives. Posi extras you would put into a mortgage. Frank Mott, Broker, and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. Inc., Manchester, 643-9557. person; East Hartford Con Apply at Personnel Office. custom home. Acre plus treed der main level). Brick and fireplaced living room. 7 1/2% trie stove with oven - Ciood con the Board for Admission of tion requires typing (60 wpm) 643-5658.' dition. Asking $45. Call 643-8145. valescent Home, 745 Main An equal opportunity amployar lot. Priced to sell in the mid frame construction of superb financing available with no LEAF RAKING, yard clean-up. BIDWELL Home Improvement Electors for the Town of An and shorthand (90 wpm). It in Co. Expert installation of RESPONSIBLE MAN - Street, East Hartford. 70’s. Call 647-1419, B/W realty. quality. Spacious living room money down to qualified buyer. Will snowblow driveways. Free dover will be in session in the experience in packaging meat terested apply at Hartford COVENTRY - Seven-room Asking $36,900. Zinsser Agency, aluminum siding, gutters and MUST SELL - 4x8’ pool table, 75 CHEVROLETS and kitchen, 2 fireplaces, IW National Bank, 320 West Middle Raised Ranch, three years old. estimates. Ask for Mark, 568- good condition, $65. Brand new Town Office Building on or food products wanted for RELIABLE woman to care for MANCHESTER - Lakewood baths, plus 2 porches. Choice 646-1511. trims. Roofing installation and Turnpike, Manchester. An Trees and privacy. Wall-to-wall 7199. repairs. M9-6495, 875-9109. Goodyear tire, E70-14, $30. 872- 'Fuesday Oct. 8, 1974 from 7;00 packaging room. Career elderly gentleman, occasional Situation Wanted 15 Circle area. Gorgeous 2-family, residential area. Immaculate p.in. to9;00p.m., in accordance possibility. Shipping experience equal opportunity employer. carpeting, family room with 8737, Steve. weekends. Call 643-4408 after completely remodeled in early wet bar, 3-zone heating. Only throughout. Below replace LEFEBVRE - Finstad - Home with State Statue Sec. 9-17 for a plus. Monday through Friday. 3:30 p.m. American decor. Beamed maintenance, roofing, gutters, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, LICENSED Manchester $34,900. Pasek Realtors, MLS, ment in the 40’s. Truly a gem Button roofing, storm windows, aw WATERBED - Liner, and the purpose of admitting all Steady work, fringe benefits. ceilings, much paneling, large masonry, tree surgery, mother will care for toddler- 289-7475, 742-8243. and must be seen. Call nings. Quality workmanship, frame, $150. Like new, king persons who are found to be Grote & Weigel, 76 Granby SMILING WOMAN - Earn $65 school aged children days. wooded lot. Immaculate condi PRIME removal. Fully insured, free es Street, Bloomfield. 242-8528. Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- free estimates. Fully insured. size. Akai reel-to-reel tape qualified to be Electors of the MACHINISTS weekly. Three-hour day, 5 days. Waddell School area. 646-0651. tion, double garage, 24x24’ ALUMINUM-sided 6-room timates. 429-0184,8-10 a.m., 6-10 patio. Mid 40’s. Meyer, 3233. 872-9187, 649-3417. recorder, $150. 649-0351. Town of Andover. Full-time also available. For in Ranch, country kitchen with p.m. Bridgeport, Lathe, Jig Bore terview, call Mrs. Brennan, 233- Realtors, 646-3860, 646-8776. J. WATSON BEACH CO. Four-bedroom Colonial, The qualifications are as WILL BABYSIT in my home dishwasher and stove, plenty of first-floor family room, ROOFING - Specializing LARGE, gray metal executive- KEYBOARD operator - 8-4:30 and Cintimatic Operators 3500, 11-1. REALTORS MLS GUTTERS cleaned, repaired follows; Applicant must be days. Experienced and cabinets. Full basement, large repairing roofs, new roofs, type desk - $35. Call 646-5747. p.m. inTirm located near South needed for second reasonable. Phone 647-1298. Manchester Office 647-9139 wooded and beautifully and installed, $20 and up. eighteen years of age, must be Windsor/Manchester town line. treed lot. Low 30’s. Keith Real landscaped one-acre lot in gutter work, chimneys, cleaned shift . Top wages, fringe East Hartford Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922. __£jujnfou»/n£_Opporti^^ Driveways sealed. Free es a resident of the Town of An Experience with photo type set executive neighborhood, timates. R&R Reconstruction, and r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs benefits and overtime. MAINTENANCE Department - RETIRED SECRETARY CHOICE BUY experience. Free estimates. NOVA Our new Nova LN Sedan. A dover, if foreign born must be a ting equipment necessary. For Experience required. desires full or part-time posi aluminum siding, first-floor 875-4541, 649-3882 anytime. information please phone Mrs. Light maintenance duties, Three bedroom split, spacious Rowley, 643-5361. TRADER “P" The small car of naturalized citizen, grounds keeping, general plant tion. Phone 643-2043 after 5 p.m. laundry and much more, llnxiirious Nova with thick carpeting and MONZA 2 + 2 Ruth K, Munson Mohney or Mrs. Wilkas at 644- Apply at: living room with cathedral $51,900. BOB’S A-1 SERVICE - Snow USED FURNITURE tomorrow will probably be a little more 2431. and office houseKeepin| and ceilings, warm family room, ROOFING - Installation and Town Clerk truck driving. Driver’s license Publisher’s notice; plowing, raking, cellars, attics, Iwidehaek reclining seats. For 197.5, all Novas THE LE-MI CORPORATION IV2 baths, treed lot, pool, $3600 repairs, gutters, storm win Now Open Dally powerful, handy and comfortable than ever. for Board for required. Applicant should be cleaning, appliances moved, dows, doors. Experienced 1 Mitchell Drive, Manchester down and $291 per month to All real estate advertised In this newspaper Is subject to lawn care. 289-7019. Mon.-FrI. 10 A.M. • 9 P.M. The 1975 Monza 2-f 2, offers this today. It has Admission of Electors CHROME PLATER - To work 643-2362 mature with high school □EDUCATION WARREN HOWLAND quality workmanship. Fully in [have been emphatically refined along the diploma. Apply; Ano-Coil Cor qualified veteran. Call for the Federal Fuir Housing Act of 1968 which makes It Il sured. Free estimates. Seturdey* 10 A.M. • 6 P.M. advances like rectangular headlights set in a second shift on our plating line. REALTORS 643-1108 BULL WORK - Any kind. Odd Sundey* 1 P.M. - 0 P.M. We will train a responsible poration, 60 East Main Street, more details. legal to advertise "any preference, limitation, or dis Reasonable prices. Rick llines of elegant European sedans. Nova’s soft frond end, fold-down rear seat, and a new jobs, light trucking, cellars and I applicant for this position. 10% RECEPTIONIST - Part-time. Rlockville, o ...... week days from 10-4. Private Instructlone 18 WARREN E. HOWLAND crimination based on race, color, religion, or national Burnett, 646-3(K)5. Good used furniture, lamps, 4.3-litre V-8 engine available. TOWN OF MANCHESTER origin, or an Intention to make any such preference, attics cleaned, trees removed. [always heen good. Now it’s Infautifnl. LEGAL INOTICE shift bonus, overtime and many We seek a personable, self- R e a lto rs 647-9767, 646-3545. parts and antiques. company paid benefits. Apply motivated individual to work in SEWING Instruction - limitation, or discrimination.” ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, The Planning and Zoning Com Connecticut Cycle Accessories, one of our Manchester Dressmaking or tailoring, all 643-11 08 Lots-Land for Sale 24 chimneys, gutters. Free es 50 Pearl St. mission will hold public DEAN MACHINE This newspaper will not knowingly accept any adver JUNK CARS bought, $5-$25. 316 Hartford Road, branches. Typing (50 wpm)mm) basic steps including pattern Towing included. (Tall 644-2912 timates, fully insured. Days, adjustments. Small classes, in tising for real estate which Is In violation of the law. Our evenings 529-8056. Paul 643-6946 hearings on October 7, 1974 at Manchester. required. If interested applyppiy' at PRODUCTS, INC. MANCHESTER - Zone A or 872-2503 anytime. 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal Hartford National Bank, 320 dividual instruction. 643-6226. TWO-FAMILY - On bus line. readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings adver building lot, close to schools. Cosgrove, 643-5364. West Middle Turnpike, Stoves and refrigerators. Im tised in this newspaper are available on an equal op $7500. Call Sandy at Eastern, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Building to hear and consider 102 Colonial Road LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, FIREWOOD - $30 per pick-up the following petitions: ATTENTION DEMONSTRATORS Manchester. An equal oppor MANCHESTER, CONN. LESSONS in saxophone, maculate property, fenced-in portunity basis. 646- 8252. cellars and attics cleaned, Healing-Plumbing 35 tunity employer. clarinet, composition and/or yard with large, stately trees. load. Free delivery in LOUISE C. & W. HARRY TOYS and GIFTS lawns mowed, small tree work. Manchester. $7 per trunk load, Work no\w thru December. theory taught by college Only $34,900. Pasek Realtors, MANCHESTER - 7 acres in Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. LYNN’S PLUMBING - ENGLAND - ZONE CHANGE graduate. Call 646-6520. MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. Repairs, remodeling, new con self-service. M3-1947 after 4. 26 FREE Sample kit. No HOUSEKEEPERS - Three full DAYS and NIGHTS cluding lot of record. Survey EAST CENTER STREET & time housekeepers are needed Frederick Germani, B.M., M.T. available. Ideal for horse struction. Water pumps. Jarvis Road. MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST experience needed. Call or immediately to join our staff. EXCLUSIVE - By owner, no enthusiasts. $18,000. Call Arthur SNOWPLOWING French spoken also. 875-7263. Item 1 To change the zoning write SANTA'S PARTIES, brokers. Beautiful Colonial, Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson 1974 CAPEHART stereo con IMPALA America’s favorite car Experience is preferred but not Residential or MONTE CARLO Its special ability: froln Business II, Residence A Avon, Conn., 06001. required. Apply at: Meadows e RRIDGEPORT Instructions Wanted 20 corner home, living room, for Beach Co., Manchester office, SEWERLINES, sink lines, sole. Must sell. $200 or best continues to provide the room many families PETERMAN AGENCY Com m ercial offer. Phone 875-7854 after 5 making you feel good About the way it looks anlj'^Residence B to Business 111 Telephone 1/673-3455. Convalescent Home, 333 mal dining, den, four bedrooms, 647- 9139. cleaned with electric cutters, need plus plenty of quiet and comfort. Still the MILLING MACHINES PARTY wishes individual in- two baths, modern kitchen, full Cell by professionals. McKinney p.m. and drives. About your own taste and judg- for, ippproximately 5 acres at ALSO BOOKING PARTIES Bidwell Street, between 9 a.m. Set-up and operate. MANCHESTER th|, porner of Middle Turnpike and 3 p.m. struction for basic typing ti basement, fireplace, hot water ANDGVER — Three wooded, BROWN’S TIRE SHOP Bros. Sewer Disposal Com ment. great American value. Mocedures, in private home. heat, 2-car garage. Manv surveyed and approved lots, up B4B-3444 pany, 643-5308. WASHER and dryer - Excellent Eqaiiand East Center Street — * FOREST HILLS ★ condition. $75 for both. Call 646- south side of corner as shown on Two hours, two days per week. extras. Beautifully landscaped. to 9 acres. Priced from $13,5(K). • GROWN AND SHARP Write Box “A” Manchester Sacrifice, $65,000. Manchester § $50,000 — Shepard Drive. Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Call Warren E. Howland, NO JOB too small, toilet 6549 or 649-0688. a plan entitled "Louise C. MILLIMG MACHINES Herald. area. For appointment, call 646- fireplaced living room, formal dining room, fam Realtor, 643-1108. ROGER’S Car Wash-Wax, 770 repairs, plugged drains, kitchen England and W. Harry England Set-up and operate. 1634. ily room with fireplace, 2’A baths, outside deck, Main Street. Also newspaper faucets replaced, repaired, rec HEY KIDS! 43 East Center Street and East 2-car basement garage. Available mortgage - pick-up. Rake leaves, cut grass. rooms, bathroom remodeling, Dogs-BIrds-Pets Middle Turnpike Manchester, Want to make good money working only a few hours $39,800, 9%, 30 years. Real Estate Wanted 28 647-1529. heat modernization, etc. Free □ REAL ESTATE DOG-CAT boarding reser Cdijn. Scale: 1 inch equals 20 a week. No limit to how much you can earn. Three e HARDINGE CHUCKERS Tolland $51,500 — Qrlssom Road. Colonial, 3 bedrooms, family estimates gladly given. M & M Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. vations. Combined inside/out- feet July 3, 1968 Griswold nights per week. We train. Sel-up and operate. room with fireplace, formal dining room, walk- : SELLING your home or RON’S Housepainting - Interior Engineering Inc.’’ Homes For Sale 23 $25,5DD. acreage? For prompt friendly and exterior. Twelve years’ side runs, partitioned privacy, New Listing — Five acres of In closet In master bedroom, 2'/i baths, attached experience. Fully insured. Free TOWNE Plumbing Service, germicidal lighting. Canine This is a resumption of the 2-car garage. Available mortgage - $40,800,9%, service, call Louis Dimock • TURRET LATHES MANCHESTER - Striking 4 wooded privacy comes with Realty, 649-9823. estimates. Call 649-0472, after 4. repairs, alterations, vanity Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, hearing which was commenced Call 647-9946 Manchester, 646-5971. Set-up and operate. bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ this 4V2-room Ranch, 30 years. caninets a specialty. Call to on July 1, 1974. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m.p.i to 7' p.m.p.i 649- WAGONS Big ones, small ones, in- wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first heatolator fireplace in living ALL CASH for your property Palming-Papering 32 CHEVELLE Mid-size, easy to drive, EAST CENTER STREET Manchester Evening Herald floor family room. Prime loca 4056. FREE - Three long hair tiger between ones. Practical wagons that make room, sliding glass doors to i r ELRO STREET ★ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, room for six, mid-priced, strong reputation for CORPORATION - ZONE tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. $55,000 — Two-famlly, 5-5,3 bedrooms, near schools, hos instant service. Hayes Agency, COLLEGE Graduate students kittens, fluffy and lovable. Call sense for America. And you. e INSPECTORS kitchen to outdoors, after 6, 649-8372. value. America’s most popular intermediate. CHANGE - EAST CENTER Howland Realtors, 643-1108. pital, bus, alr-conditloning, full and separate 646-0131. available for exterior and in BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Experienced. outbuildings. Prompt, courteous service. Call STREET & LENOX STREET basements, parking, first floor already leased terior painting. Six years 5SSSSSSSiSSSSS5SSSSSSSSSSSSSS?2^>?:s>S!=®SSSSSSSS5s experience. Fully insured. Free 643-1496. COLLIE PUPS - AKC, sables Item 2 To change the zoning ATTRACTIVE Colonial - Three AMEDYREALH and providing good Incomo. Available mortgage WE WILL buy your house. Call RARGAIN HUNTERS: Want to save a buck? We still have a from Business I to Business III Sb A II-E Y e m p l o y m e n t S E R V IC E ! OVERTIME bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, anytime, Hutchins Agency, estimates. Call our com and blue merles, eight weeks, REALTORS 875-6238 - $43,800, 9%, 30 years. shots, worm free. Raised with a for two parcels at the corner of and carpeting, nice lot, plus many Realtors, 649-5324. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing of Manchester Prtfesiional ttnicM 7 dajft 1 m k . - Repairs and remodeling. family. Reasonable. 875-9183. ood supply of Rrand New 1974's and slightly used 1974 Lenox Street and East Center extras. Upper 30’s. Financing ALL RENEFITS ★ The homos Hated above are NEW with all aluminum INSIDE - Outside painting, Prompt service on emergency. Street has shown on a “plan en available. R. Zimmer, J. D. exteriors, gas heat, country kitchens with appliances, SELLING your house? Call us AVAILARLE Real Estate Associates, 646- fe c ia l rates for people over 65. Phone 643-7024. PERSIAN kittens - CFF emos In stock at some exceptional prices. See us now for titled: "East Center Street TRANSCRIPTIONIST $140. Excellent benefits. MANSFIELD - Two delightful carpeting throughout, hook-upa for washers and dryers, first and we’ll make you a cash 1980. offer. One day service. T. J. Fully insured. Estimates given. registered, vaccinated, 10 Corp, East Center Street at 35 hours weekly. Free Parking. homes nearing completion. Six- g An equal opportunity employer landscaped. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Call 649-7863. PLUMBING SHOP on Wheels - weeks old. 646-8227. the best selection. Lenox Street Manchester, SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT Some Insurance room Raised Ranch and an 8- Stocks 2,000 repair parts on our room Colonial. Both are ouality Conn. Scale; 1 inch equals 100 background needed $150. ASHWORTH STREET SELL YOUR HOUSE through CEILINGS, inside painting, truck to save you money.ey. 30 LET THE SUNSHINE IN homes in good location. $45,900 ^ $32,900 — Modified 5-room Cape on beautifully land papering, floor sanding- years’ experience. 646-2115. Garden Products 47 For Over 38 Years, A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR! feet Dated Aug. 1974. Griswold LEGAL SECRETARY $ieO. Wonderful position MACHINE setup - Immediate and $52,900. Amedy Realty, J. Watson Beach Real Estate & Fuss Inc.’’ Cheerful and sunny, 4- scaped /5x150’ lot, bedrooms have walk-ln S Co. Professional real estate refinishing (specializing in •••••••• ...... 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Call Joey, Tolland Auto surance, immediate binding. ^ouewr OVER OPEN IT ANP FOOTBALL OF XOURS DOUBT A HOOPLE-~B SENT HIM MY PA4NTING ALL THOSE TXAT K M O W , ^ W EU/ CAKDlFT OBITUARIES DevCo Seeks Approval (Conlinued from Page One) was presented with an application tor a POLICE REPORT sewer district in the northwest comer of change in zoning regulations by Greater Coventry. Hartford Community Development Corp. I r lEuf mnn fcalh Vidor Plante Harry Kellner was also presented with a petition for a ROCKVILLE - Victor The plan also calls for the construction Harry W. Kellner, 71, of 225 of the first elementary school in 1978 in the zoning district boundary change for ap Plante. 70, of 41 South St. died Manchester—A City of Village Charm Vernon St. died this morning at MANCHESTER For the second time in a women waited for their ride to new community, the first middle school proximately 1534 acres in the northwest MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCT. 1, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 1 TWENTY PAGES — T\A () SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS this morning at a local convale- Manchester Memorial Raymond Richard, 29, week, someone stole the 1964 work. They were thrown 85 feet will be needed by 1979, and an additional section of Coventry. sent home. He was the husband Hospital. formerly of Manchester, was Ford sedan of Ken Burkamp of from the point of impact and high school by 1 ^ . Other schools will be “Both applications were signed by F. of Mary Ellen Cosgrove Plante. He was born in Manchester arrested Friday in LaPorte, 75 Laurel St. Sunday at 11:45 were pronounced dead at the needed throughout the 15-year develop Peter Libassi, president of DevCo and At- Bom in Fall River, Mass., he Nov. 23.1902, the son of Charles Ind. by Det. Sgt. Raymond Maz- p.m. For the second time, the scene. ment phase with a total of four elementry ty. John LaBelle, legal representative. was formerly employed at the and Margaret Batz Kellner. He zone and Sgt. Orville Cleveland car was left in the Mr. Steak Morin was released on a Jl,- schools, one middle school and one high “Both applications will be reviewed by American Dyeing Corp. for 17 lived ail his life in Manchester. on a Circuit Court 12 warrant restaurant parking lot on 500 non-surety bond for court school. me and if found to be complete and proper years. He operated a package He was employed as a printer charging him with first-degree Center St. which is down a hill Oct. 15. The municipal impact statement shows they will be presented to the Planning and store in Rockville for six years, until his retirement 10 years failure to appear in court. from Burkamp's driveway. DevCo generating over $80 million in Zoning Commission. Simon Says United States and he was last employed as a ago. Richard was arrested by The keys stolen from it before Other Vernon arrests in revenue over the 15-year development “If any error or omissions are found in school crossing guard in Survivors are a daughter, Manchester police Oct. 3, 1973 were found in it this time. Since cluded: phase but using only $65 million in town the applications they will be returned to Rockville for 7 years. Mrs. Lorraine Keeley of San at a gas station on W. Middle Burkamp had the lock changed, • Curtis A. Hall, 17, of 145 services thus producing a revenue is the applicant with the reason for my rejec Other survivors are four Diego, Calif.; three sisters, Tpke. and charged then with the thief could not use the keys. Washington St., Vernon and access of town cost of $15 million dollars. tion in writing. sisters, Ms. James O’Donnell Mrs. Eva E. Shoen and Mrs. third-degree burglary. He was He broke the ignition and Larry Maynes, 17, of 209 “The application will have to be formal and Mrs. John Mish,,both of John Willnauer, zoning agent for the Margaret K. Gabbey, both of released Oct. 4 on a written attempted to "jump” the wires Talcottville Rd., Vernon both ly accept^ by the Planning and Zoning Fall River, Mrs. Alton King of Town of Coventry, issued a statement con Manchester, and Mrs. promise to appear in court Oct. but failed. arrested over the weekend on cerning the filing of the DevCo application Commission. Once accepted by the com Won’t Curb Grain Exports Somerset, Mass., and Mrs. Catherine Harrigan of Miami 25. But he did not show, Maz- Circuit Court 12 warrants mission. a date for a public hearing will be Agnes Baker of Rockville. today. Springs. F la.: a granddaughter zone said. A young woman returned charing them with second- established.” The funeral is Wednesday at Procedure Outlined and several nieces and In early 1974. Richard was home to her apartment on degree criminal mischief and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Treasury nent danger of a drift into cumulative maintain open markets and "foreign an open market for commodities although 9:15 a.m. from the Burke- Willnauer said, “This morning at 10 I nephews. sent to an Indiana prison on a Tudor Lane and found a chair first-degree reckless endanger- Secretary William E. Simon told world recession — though we must be alert to act borrowers will have free access to any many Americans want the country to keep Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Funeral services are Tuesday larceny charge but escaped in propped against the door on the ment. The charges stem from bankers and finance ministers today the quickly should the situation change un funds which come here. The U.S. govern some items — "from wheat to coal" — at Prospect St., Rockville, with a at 7 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral February. Mazzone said. He inside and lights on. She went to the Aug. 19 incident in which a United States will not tighten its purse expectedly." Simon told a meeting of ment offers no special subsidies or in home. Mass, at 10 at St. Bernard's Home, 400 Main St., with the was recaptured and served un a neighbor’s and called police. utility pole on Phoenix St. was strings or curb exports of precious grain governors of the International Monetary ducements to attract capital here; neither President Ford addressed the meeting Church. Burial will be in St. Rev. Earle R. Custer of North til Sept. 20. Before police arriv ^ , she chopped down. Watch Your and other items to fight inflation at home. ■ Fund and the World Bank. do we place obstacles to outflow." on Monday and attacked inflation in Bernard's cemetery. United Methodist Church of Indiana authorities held saw a man going away from the Both youths were released on "1 do not believe the world is in immi He pledged the United States would Simon said the United States believes in general terms, promising that Simon Friends may call at the ficiating. Burial will be at the Richard for the local police. He apartment. She called to him $200 non-surety bonds. Hall for would get into more detail on U.S. policy funeral home Tuesday from 7 to ABOUT TOWN convenience of the family. waived extradition proceedings but he ran. Missing are stereo court Tuesday and Maynes for today. 9 p.m. FAT-GO There are no calling hours. and was brought back here over equipment and a camera. court Oct. 15. Teacher Contract i m m t NEWS Ford again urged international coofiera- the weekend. • Eldward F. Boyle, 36, of Lose ugly excess welglit with the tion in trade, monetary policy and other Friends wishing to do so may The parish life committee of Stanley Circle of South make memorial contributions Richard was to appear in Cir A woman parked her car Sun Manchester was arrested and sensible NEW FAT-GO diet economic means. Emanuel Lutheran Church will United Methodist Church will plan. Nothing sensational just CAPSULES to the American Cancer Socie cuit Court 12 today for setting day afternoon on Cedar St. op charged with operating a motor meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at Freer World Trade of bond and a court date. Four vehicle while his license was meet tonight at 7:30 in the steady weight loss for those that Decision Delayed ty posite the Lutz Junior Museum. church reception room. the home of Mrs. William Len really want to lose. Simon said the administration is trying more charges of third-degree Before she could get out, she suspended in connection with a Ford to Testify to get Congress to take concrete steps by Arthur E, Manscau non, 65 Hublard Dr., Vernon. A full 12 day supply only $2.50. The Board of Education Monday nighi In a review of the contract negotiations, Mrs. Florence Senliff burglary have been added to the felt the car sinking. twoK;ar accident on W. Main St. WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a gesture the end of this year to keep up the United Arthur E. Manseau. 74, of Saturday at 1:52 a.m. He was The vocations and Ask drug store delayed action on a new contract for board member John Yavis. chairman of original 1973 charge. Mazzone She started the car but it was about the FAT-GO reducing plan not made by an American president for States' momentum toward freer world Woonsocket. R.I., died Sunday ROCKVILLE -Mrs. released on a $250 surety bond scholarships committee of Manchester's 550 public school teachers, the personnel and finance committee, said Florence Sentiff, 82, formerly noted. too late. The car had sunk in to The Manchester Civic and start losing weight this week. more than 100 years. President Ford has trade, cutting restrictions on exports and at the Woonsocket Hospital for court Oct. 15. North U nit^ Methodist Church who have been working a month without a the board had had one week to study the of Manchester, died Saturday at the frame. A wrecker towed the will meet tonight at 7 at the Chorale will have dress rehear Money back in full if not complete volunteered to testify before congressmen open capital. after a short illness. He was the David C. Bruce. 27. of Hart • Jack Marozas, 48, of 118 W. labor agreement. arbitration award. He said wording of the a Rockville convalescent home. car out. sal tonight at 7:30 on the stage ly satisFied with weight loss from (Herald by Pinto) and answer questions about his pardon of "Some are concerned that a determined father of Reginald Manseau of ford was arrested Sunday at 2 Main St., Rockville was church. the very flrst package. School board members said they needed contract was a concern to them, but the She was the widow of Howard There was a large hole in the at Manchester High School in Richard .Nixon. international attack on inflation by fiscal Manchester. a.m. and charged with arrested over the weekend and more time to study recommendations of major point which they wanted to consider W. Sentiff. pavement which filled with preparation for the Evening of DON'T DELAY and monetarv' restraint might push the Other survivors are a sister, operating under the influence of charged with disorderly con The council on ministries of an arbitration panel studying the contract was the dental rider. She was born in Rochester, water. Police notified the water Performing Arts to be get FAT-OO today. First World War I Bonuses Issued world into deep recession, even five grandchildren and a great- liquor or drugs and evading duct and intoxication after a South United Methodist Church dispute. The Manchester Education Yavis said the net result was N.Y., Nov. 15, 1892, and moved and highway departments. presented Saturday. Uggett Drug W ater^ale Trial Begins depression." be said. granddaughter. responsibility. The charges domestic disturbance was will meet tonight at 7:30 in ■Association (MEA), bargaining agent for "somewhat of a surprise to the board that to Rockville five years ago A short while later, another Manchester Pertede state Comptroller Nathan G. authorized by the 1974 General WASHI.NGTON (UPI) — Beginning "I recognize this concern, but 1 do not A funeral Mass will be stem from a two-car collision reported at his home. He was Susannah Wesley House. the teachers, has already approved the ar the item was included in the package, and after having lived in woman had the same Agostinelli today presented the first today, the allegations, charges and believe we should let it distort our Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the involving the Bruce car and a released on a $250 non-surety Assembly, under an act known as bitration award. that there had been no prior inclusion in Manchester for 60 years. experience nearby. Part of the rumors about the Watergate cover-up and judgment." Menard Funeral Home. 127 police cruiser driven by bond for court Oct. 15. Volunteer firemen of Hose Connecticut World War I bonus "The Agostinelli Bill." because of the .About 75 ME.A members Monday night the contract." Survivors are 3 daughters, roadway has been under con the role of former President Richard M. Simon told the meeting that many Carrington Ave., Woonsocket. Patrolman Clarence Heritage. and Ladder Co. No. 1, checks to Mrs. Charles Wilson of 2 An- comptroller’s initiation and strong attended a public meeting of the Board of However. Yavis said, the board tried to Mrs. Rose Heyart of Largo. struction in recent days. ■Nixon must be backed up by evidence experts had expected the United States Burial will be in Manchester, Bruce posted a $500 surety Six youths were shaken up in Manchester Town. Fire Dept., now Uocfc & white tv saldi Rd., Manchester, and Frank J. support. Applications for the bonus Education in the Robertson School look at it with an open mind. To the Fla.. Mrs. Mae Carron of Pen- presented to a jury in a criminal trial. would receive the bulk of American N.H.. at the convenience of the bond for court Oct. 21. VERNON a one-car accident Sunday at will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Lawn of New Haven. Mrs. Wilson is now are being accepted in the state cafeteria and heard the board s comments board's knowledge, he said, there was no nacook, N.H., and Mrs. dollars being spent in the Middle East for family. David J. Morin, 22, of Mount 12:17 a.m. on Rt. 83 when the the McKee St. firehouse. comes in 6 colors! the widow of a World War I veteran. on the arbitration award. other town around nor other school board Madelaine Forni of Rockville: 2 treasurer’s office, 18 Trinity St., Hart oil. but that so far this had not been the Friends may call at the Timothy J. Riggett. 19. of 30 Vernon Dr., Vernon was car hit a large puddle, went out Tangerine The snag revolves around a dental rider with a similar rider benefit. stepbrothers. Oliver Lawn, commander of New Haven’s ford. They will be accepted to Oct. 1. Drop Most Demands case. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Oak Grove St. was arrested arrested over the weekend on a of control and struck a tree. The Women’s Home League f Avocado in the recommendation. The annual cost of "It is an item we are giving careful Searchfield Sr. of Pennsylvania World War I Barracks, is a veteran. 1976. Applications are available in SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) - Leftists T rade Defirit Small pm. Sunday at 2 a m. and charged Circuit Court 12 warrant The driver was Joseph of the Salvation Army will meet the benefit, which would not start until the study." he said. He felt it would be impru and Harry Searchfield Sr. of JJrchid The tax free $300 bonus checks were Manchester in the town clerk’s office. guerrillas holed up in the Venezuelan Con "The net capital flow into the United with operating under the in charging him with misconduct Balfore, 17, of 27 Park West Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the second year of the contract, would be dent to pass on an award which the board Danielson: one stepsister, Mrs. f Yellow sulate dropped most of their kidnap Slates from all foreign sources, as fluence of liquor or drugs, with a motor vehicle as the Dr., Rockville. His passengers junior hall at the Citadel. about $57,000 for teachers. belieied would be rejected by the Town Edna Shultz of California; 9 demands today in negotiations for the measured by the U.S. current account evading responsibility, dis result of an investigation of a were Kenneth Balfore, 9, Mike Hostesses are Mrs. Brigadier Board of Directors. grandchildren and 11 great release of a U S. woman diplomat and six deficit, has been small; about $2 billion so regarding stop sign (three double-fatal accident on Rt, 30 Balfore, 14, James Hopkins. 15. George Simons and Mrs. Molly Yavis said the board’s wish is for an Mrs. Antonio Giuliani grandchildren. other hostages. far this year." Simon said. counts), and possession of about 11:30 the evening of Sept. Bell. The Charcoal acceptable arbitration award which they BOLTON —Mrs. Maria Riva Private funeral services will of 24 Daly Circle, Rockville, "During the same period our oil import 8. VO YAG ER can present to the town for acceptance. Giuliani. 81, of Tinker Pond Rd. marijuana. Mike Auger, 15, of Hudson. bill has been about $12 billion — larger be held Wednesday at the In the accident, the car Friendship Circle of the E l 335 Mrs. Grasso Asks Abolishment In summary. Yavis said he hoped to see died Saturday at Manchester The charges stem from a Mass, and John Hearn, 14, of 7 Beige than it was in a comparable period last Holmes Funeral Home, 400 driven by Morin struck Mrs. Salvation Army will meet Zenith adds "color" to board representatives meet with MEA Memorial Hospital. She was the collision of Riggetfs car with a Park West Dr., Rockville. year While some have express^ concern Main St. Burial will be in the Elizabeth W. Babcock, 47, and Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the black & white TV. representatives to resolve the matter so Nixon Too 111 to Travel wife of .Antonio Giuliani. parked car on Main St. Sunday. Only Joseph Balfore and Choose from six veterans section of East Citadel. Hostesses are Mrs. the result can be passed on to the Board of LONG BE.ACH. Calif. (UPI) - Richard that excessive oil funds would ... flow to She was born Nov. 28.1892, in Riggett posted a $500 cash her daughter, Gail Ann Bab Hearn were taken by Ellington vibrant, cheery color Cemetery. Directors. Nixon s doctor says the former president the United Slates ... the picture thus far Fubine. Italy, and lived in New bond (or court Oct. 14. cock, 23, both of High Manor Ambulance to Rockville Ruth Barrette and Mrs. combinations—each one There are no calling hours. designed to brighten Of Public Utilities Agency Yavis said he hoped further negotiations has been quite different." Trailer Park. Rt. 30 as the two General Hospital where they Dorothv Jenkins. will be too sick to travel for at least a York City many years before your world. Textured would not take longer than a week. month, and perhaps three months, raising Simon told newsmen at a breakfast moving to Bolton i z years ago. were treated and released. cabinet back. Super PUC and the suspension of current rate of the utilities in 1971, although all three The Board of Education has scheduled a the possibility he may not testify at the meeting before his speech that the current Before her retirement in 1951. State Police investigated and The Manchester Emblem lightweight—just 17 lbs. HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic hike hearings, Mrs. Grasso said she would reported increased efficiency rates of at meeting Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Robertson Watergate cover-up trial. international financial meeting would not she was employed as a cashier made no arrests. Club will meet Wednesday at 8 Super compact-less gubernatorial candidate Ella T. Grasso least 7.3 per cent in the past 12 months SchiKil cafeteria ■produce solutions," but it does 'offer an in the New York Western Union p.m. at the Elks Club on Bissell than 11" high. today accused Connecticut utilities of an disclose on Thursday her plan for a "new alone. Mrs. Grasso said. Board Chairman .Allan Thomas, com opportunity for progress toward office 35 years. She was a St. Monte Carlo Whist will be "improper” $15-million overcharge and commission.” She said U1 reported it increased its ef menting on the arbitration procedures, solutions." member of Bolton played. Cochairmen are Mrs. ca ll^ for the abolishment of the Public $13 Million Estimated Health Care Head ficiency by 7.3 per cent in the 12-month said although he wasn't around at the time Congregational Church. Edward Bayles and Mrs. Utilities Commission for failing to prevent She told newsmen Harconn Associates, NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Sen. joeriod. CL&P by 7.8 per cent and HELCO of the meetings, he felt the arbitration Other survivors are two Kenneth Hodge. the alleged overcharge. a Hartford-based energy consultant firm, Lawrence J. DeNardis. R- the colorful by 12.7 per cent. proceedings were "most unprofessional sisters. Mrs. Angelina She told newsmen the utilities have been calculated conservatively the overcharges INSIDE Hamden. has been named FIRE CALLS Confessed The Manchester WATEIS will .Artual Costs Lower and unstatutory." He said it wasn't really Cavagnolo of Los Angeles, using outdated data to "pad” fuel cost amounted to $15 million in the three years executive director of New meet Tuesday at the Italian- compacts an arbitration, but an extension of Devco Proposal Calif., and Mrs. Santina Caselli adjustments in the past three years, ac the fuel cost adjustments to monthly bills While the utilities were charging TODAY Haven Health Care Inc. Chair American Club. Weighing in negotiations. of .Atlantic City, N.J.; a " Murderer tjrifinL cording to a private study she com have been in effect. customers for producing and delivering man of the Political Science will be from 7 to 8 p.m. followed from The teachers in Manchester public A summary of the proposed new brother, Maurilio Riva, in Ita youths on Rt. 83. (Ellington missioned. Eleven million dollars was for the last power at 1971 levels, their higher efficien Department at Albertus MANCHESTER by a business meeting. schools have been teaching the past month Bennet School Bell ...... Page 2 community zoning regulation sub ly. and a niece. Mrs. Frank Ambulance) Mrs. Grasso said the study proved the six months of 1973 and the first half of cy rates meant the actual costs to the Magnus College. DeNardis has Sunday. 12:54 p.m. Hangs Self Members with last names en without a contract. mitted to the Coventry Planning and Paggioli of Bolton. Sunday 3:24 a.m. —minor state PUC has been lax in supervising the 1974, while the rest was for 1971 and 1972, company were lower, Mrs. Grasso said. Business news...... Page 9 been granted a partial leave of —waterflow alarm at Marlow's auto accident on Dunhiil Rd. ding in M-R are reminded to three utilities and called for immediate Mrs. Grasso said. On Monday, PUC officials admitted The arbitration award recommends an Zoning Commission yesterday by Funeral services are Tuesday BOZEMAN, Mont. (UPI) - A U 'B fiW PORTABLE TV Cemetery stones toppled ... Page 10 absence from the college and store on Main St. (Town) (Tolland Fire Department and bring fruit for the basket. action to correct the overcharges. Connecticut Light and Power was Factor B may have caused some 8.08 per cent salary and fringe benefit hike Hartford Process-DevCo appears on at 10:30 a m. at the Bolton will teach one seminar this and 25-year-old man confessed to Sunday. 3:33 p.m. —smoke in ■Ambulance) reported to have overcharged its overcharges in the compulation of fuel for the first year of the proposed two-year Coaches’ Corner...... Page 12 Congregational Church, with next semester. Funded by the the wilderness slayings of three • Instant Picture & Sound PL'C Target of Blame the last page of today’s Herald. Other house due to lightning at 118 Disaster Control Director customers $4,070,239 in the 1973-1974 cost adjustment and they said public pact. This would mean a gross salary ac- Cheney hooters w in ...... Page 12 the Rev. J. Stanton Conover of U.S. Department of Health. SOUTH WINDSOR children and a young woman • Zenith Quality TV Chassis She refused to pin the blame on the stories on the DevCo proposal appear Tracy Dr. (Eighth District) James Fogarty will report on period, Hartford Electrict Light Co., $3,- hearings on the situation may be l ount of approximately $500,000 more than ficiating. Burial will be in East Education and Welfare. New Saturday, 3:37 p.m. —minor over a six-year period Sunday • Solid-State Modules— utilities, saying the PUC had the respon Wigren cops golf ...... Page 12 on pages 6 and 16. Sunday. 7:18 p.m. —TV anten the status of Manchester’s 151.194 and United Illuminating $3,711,980, scheduled for sometime in November. last vear’s $6,269,347. Cemetery. Haven Health Care is one of 17 injury to football player at before hanging himself in the 3-Stage I.F., Video & Sound sibility to detect the alleged inaccurate na hit by lightning at 207 Scott plans to cope with emergencies she said. Friends may call at the experimental health service game at South Windsor High Gallatin County Jail. • Zenith Royalty Crest Tubes data that permitted the alleged Dr. (Town) similar to last winter’s storm Pl'C La.xity Blamed Holmes Funeral Home, 400 delivery system projects in the Sunday. 7:35 p.m. —TV in School. (Manchester Am David Meirliofer was found overcharges. tonight at 7:30 at the Highland The results of the study, which Mrs. Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. nation. garage hit by lightning at 7 bulance) dead in his cell four hours after She said she would not characterize the Park School auditorium on Grasso labeled as preliminary, blamed the Town Disaster Agency Reviews Ice Storm; MANCHESTER confessing the killings, which utilities as acting fraudently, illegally or Lexington Dr. (Town) Porter St. Certificates will be 20th CENTURY TV TOLLAND COUNTY Sunday, 2:54 a.m. —minor occurred at '^parate times in illigitimately. “I would call it improper,” overcharges on the PUC’s failure to get presented to many of the 176 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD the utilities to use updated figures on their Saturday. 8:30 p.m. —minor auto accident on W. Middle rugged southwestern Montana. she said. volunteers who helped efficiency levels when computing fuel cost stru ctu re fire on Rt. 30. Tpke. near Cheney Technical Thomas Olson, the county at 528-1554 Rep. Grasso said she did not know how emergency efforts during the adjustments. (Tolland Fire Department) School. (Manchester Am torney. said Meirhofer ad the alleged overcharges could be storm and its aftermath. The utilities' efficiency in producing and Volunteers Given Recognition for Efforts Sunday. 12:40 p.m. —car fire bulance) mitted killing Susan Jaeger, 7, regained, WTien asked whether she would initiate a class action suit on behalf of con delivering electrical power, known as on Cone Rd. (Tolland Fire Sunday. 1:20 p.m. —man fell Farmington, Mich., and day. Every place that offered help was In case there is another disaster like the Every resident is being urged to get a out of tree during rain on Dart Michael Raney, 12. Bernard sumers, Mrs. Grasso said “We’ll have to Factor B. is figured into the formula for By MAL BARLOW |Due To The Death Of Department) u s^ , some to capacity, Fogarty said. ice storm. Fogarty listed steps the town transistor radio. WINF of Manchester mouth Rd. (Manchester Am Poleman. 17. and, Sandra wait and see.” determining fuel cost adjustments. “The town met its obligation to the The town’s main shelter place by plan is hopes to take. carried 24-hour storm messages to help AMBULANCE CALLS bulance) Smallegan, 19, all of Manhat In calling for the abolishment of the The PUC last updated Factor B for each people,” said James F. “Dutch” Fogarty, Manchester High School. If the school got The operations center at the town hall those who could hear them, he said. TOLLAND COUNTY Sunday, 6:40 p.m.—auto acci tan. Mont., Meirhofer's Manchester’s disaster control director, power and heat right away. Fogarty said will be closed to all but people who should The town should appoint a public infor j Our Founder and Saturday. 4:48p.m.—autoac- dent at Broad and Woodland Monday night as he thanked volunteers hometown. hardly any other facility would have been be there. mation officer who will seek accurate c id e ^ o n Loveland Hill with Sts. resulting in serious head in who worked to help people survive the ice need^. More space and more phones have facts and transmit them to the public. minp-'injuries. (Vernon Am- juries to Karen Moriarty. 18, of storm week \vhich began Dec. 17, 1973. already b ^ n provided. Fogarty noted the town manager and bul^ce) 11 Tracy Dr. She was admitted Directors Conducting “At no time was anyone refused a vital But MHS was not powered until The headquarters may soon have its own mayor were the effective information of I President, All Jarvis Saturday. 11:23 p.m. —injury at Manchester Memorial tITAMIN service,” Fogarty recalled. Wednesday. radio frequency for use in disasters. A ficers during the storm and got soundly at the Dial Tone Lounge on Rt. Hospital where she was said to Some of the many volunteers. Town HEADQUARTERS more adequate two-way radio system blasted for their efforts. He praised them 195. (Tolland Ambulance) be in satisfactory condition this Public Hearings Tonight Manager Robert Weiss, Mayor John Fogarty noted p6wer line changes since between public agencies such as fire and Sunday. 12:34 a.m. —auto ac morning. (Manchester Am Liggett Parkade Thompson and others came to the the storm may prevent MHS from being (S i t I’aftf Ten) Offices Will Be A repeat public hearing on proposed cident involving one car and six bulance) Low Prices! Public hearings will be held also tonight auditorium of the Highland Park School out in any future disasters. police is needed. sanitary sewers on Linwood Dr. appears on a proposed $15,000 allocation from Monday night to recall the strengths and to be the top priority item on tonight’s revenue-sharing funds; for improving en even the weaknesses in the town's >1^ t * I Closed Tuesday and agenda of the Manchester Board of Direc try and exit at Charter Oak Field; and on emergency preparedness as shown by the tors. five proposed appropriations to ice storm. Weiss and Thompson also gave The board will consider a $25,000 ap Educational Special Projects, all to be out certificates of appreciation to many ABSENTEE VOTING propriation for the sewers — to be financed by equivalent grants or receipts. volunteers and groups that helped get Wednesday... financed by temporary notes which, in The board will meet twice this month — Manchester through one of its worst dis turn, would be financed from sewer tonight, to conduct public hearings; Oct. 8, asters. assessments against the seven property to take action on the public hearing items Weiss opened the meeting by noting, owners involved. and on all items under new business. ‘V.: ^ . Requirements "We were organized here, thanks to The same proposal was defeated Aug. 20 One of the items under new business, ■Dutch’.” on three consecutive 3-to-3 tie votes. “Consideration of Changes in the Pension He noted, “It’s this kind of public spirit Absence from the State during voting hours on November 5th. (6 a.m. to 8 p.m.) TIE VAT VE WERE Needed for approval were five affirmative Plan,” may be removed — at the request (as shown by the volunteers) that makes it Absence from Manchester during voting hours as a student in a college, universi votes. Abstaining from the Aug. 20 votes of the. Pension Board, a pleasure to be town manager in were three Democrats — two because they ty, nurses’ training school or institution of higher learning with the State or spouse Sincerity is never out of style. Perhaps this motor hearse The projxised change would accom Manchester.” reside on Linwood Dr., the third because modate teacher aides and school board of such student. of 1914 is out of date today, but sincerity and integrity are he has a relative residing on Linwood Dr. secretaries employed on a half-time basis. Disaster Recalled •Absence from Manchester during voting hours because of membership in a the same today as always. Tonight’s regular meeting of the board The Pension Ordinance spells out eligibili Fogarty recalled the disaster. religious community. By noon, Monday, Dec. 17, it was clear Watkins Funeral Home has given 1(X) years of dedication is at 8, in the Municipal Building Hearing ty on a minimum of 20 hours worked a Illness or physical disability and unable to vote in person at the polls. Room. At 7, the board will meet with the week. The aides and secretaries work less to many town leaders that the ice storm’s and sincere effort to serving our community. ravaging of power lines and trees was Member of Armed Forces, spouse or dependent of such member. public works director and the water and than 20 hours. The proposal is to eliminate Today, we’re proud to be old-fashioned in this way... sewer administrator. They will review or lower the eligibility requirement. creating at least a small disaster. Fogarty To the REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE, and discuss operational problems at the The Pension Board is not opposed to the contacted Fire Chief John Rivosa to ask 109 Center St., Manchester. Conn. 06040 town's Sewage Treatment Plant. proposal. What it is opposed to, as it in that he open up the Spruce Street fire sta tion to f ^ and house possible storm vic Please arrange ABSENTEE BALLOT for: dicated at its meeting Monday afternoon, is the procedure Town Manager Robert tims. The chief opened all the stations and FITZGERALD Name Weiss is following for its consideration. about 40 people came out of the cold to eat The Pension Board instructed Fred Geyer, and sleep in them Monday night. Voting Address Tel. its chairman, to suggest the correct By 9:20 p.m. Monday, Fogarty went on, FUNERAL HOME Capt. David Gay of the National Guard Mailing Address procedure to Weiss. EDWARD M. nnCERALD, DIRECTOR 1C X > WEATHER The correct procedure is for the Pension called to volunteer the Armory for shelter. Board to consider, discuss and recom Soon after, offers of shelter and food 225 Main Sfreet ^ ^ t V E R S / came from the Meadows Convalescent Mostly sunny and cool today with the mend changes in the Pension Ordinance Manchester DON’T DELAY COMPLETE AND MAIL TODAY and then refer them to the Board of Direc Hospital. Manchester Memorial Hospital, high in the upper 50s to low 60s. Low Manchester Community College, the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, TEL. 649-2811 W ATKINS FUNERAL HOME / 142 E. CENTER ST., M ANCHESTER - 646-5310 tors for its approval or disapproval. tonight around 40. High Wednesday in the Eighth District Fire Station, and the Elks PHONE 643-5940 REPUBLICAN TOWN COMMITTEE mid to upper 50s. Chance of precipitation Proposed changes do not originate with the Townspeople who helped work also warned of the need for everyone DI6NIFIED, TRADITIONAL SERVICE Club. the words of James "Dutch" Fogarty, Treas. Charles McKenzie 10 per cent today and 20 per cent tonight Board of Directors or the manager, the through the week of the ice storm last disaster control director. But some of to prepare for any future disaster. Pension Board points out. Soon public and private shelters were and Wednesdav. sheltering and feeding over 800 people per December find room for a chuckle in his words stung utility companies. He ■ Herald photo by Barlow)