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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1974- VOL. XCIV, No 6 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -f o u r p a g e s - t w o sec tio n s PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS / / Rate Request Is Granted w: Crasso Threatens Court Action \ HARTFORD (UPI) — Democratic "We must, once and for all, reinstate United Illuminating Saturday denied it The statement said oil in 1969 cost $1.81 gubernatorial contender Ella T. Grasso the public as the true regulator of the overcharged its customers and said its a barrel, compared to the 1974 price per today said she would take the state Public state’s utilities” she said. fuel charge computations have been in ac barrel of $13, a price set “by oil suppliers Utilities Commission to court if the On the income tax question, Mrs. Grasso cordance with the formula prescribed by assigned to us by federal oil allocation matter of overcharges is not resolved said that it appears that middle income the state PUC. regulations.” before new rate hikes are granted. families earning between $7,000 and $15,- Northeast said even with the lower than It said that when the PUC established Mrs. Grasso also told newsmen that any 000 would be asked to bear the added actual efficiency figure, it continues to the fuel adjustment formula in 1970, income tax surcharge proposed by Presi burden of an income tax surcharge on top lose money and warned that without suf Northeast submitted a proposal that would dent Ford should have a cut-off at a higher of double digit inflation. ficient revenues, reliable service to homes automatically adjust monthly to reflect level than has been suggested so far. Last week, Mrs. Grasso called for the offices, factories and farms “will be a plus or minus efficiency. "It is incredible to ask the people who abolition of the PUC, which would be thing of the past.” But the PUC decided to use a "fixed” ef I— have been making all the sacrifices to replaced by a utility regulatory authority. Losses Cited ficiency rating which was updated in 1972 make still more sacrifices” Mrs. Grasso Connecticut Light and Power is seeking In the advertisement published in a to reflect actual experience during 1971 said. a $36.2 million rate hike, and Hartford number of state newspapers. Northeast according to Northeast. Strangely Defensive Electric Light is seeking ^ million. The said it "actually failed to recover from The company said it proposed to the Mrs. Grasso said all rate increases two supply power to 75 per cent of the June 1,1973, through last June 30, about $16 PUC last May, as part of the rate increase should be denied until the matter of $19 state. million” because of the two month time cases sought by Connecticut Light & million in overcharges is resolved. CL&P- HELCo and United Illuminating lag which must pass before utilities can Power Co. and Hartford Electric Light Mrs. Grasso said, who displayed before Co. have denied they overcharged charge the customers. Co., two subsidiaries, that the entire fuel newsmen a full-page Connecticut Light customers $19 million over three years The Northeast statement did not iden adjustment formula be revised to more and Power Co. newspaper ad denying it through the controversial fuel cost tify Mrs. Grasso by name, but said, “We nearly reflect the actual cost of producing has overcharged its customers said the adjustments. know it’s sometimes tempting to run for and delivering a kilowatt hour. firm is taking a “strangely defensive Formula Not Challenged political office against the utilities and True Costs Not Covered posture.” ’They have not challenged, however, always tempting to run against higher Northeast said the true cost of operating “I think they do protest too much,” she claims that they computed the prices. But, to best serve Connecticut, utility companies is “not being recovered said. "The utilities apparently have adjustments using a formula which did not let’s keep our eye on the real problems.” in present electric bills” forcing the com chosen to be the protector of the PUC.” reflect increased efficiency and lower Northeast, the largest utility operation panies to seek rate increases. Mrs. Grasso, who commissioned a study costs in producing and delivering electrici in New England, said “when all ^ e facts of the overcharges based on figures sub Northeast said it has had to cut con ty- are put on the table, it becomes clear” struction expenditures for this year by $53 mitted to the PUC by the utilities, says the Northeast Utilities has admitted it used that its companies complied fully with the million and operating costs by $10 million. total overcharged by the state’s three outdated efficiency figures but said the law and actually lost revenues in the The deteriorating financial situation has major power companies is $19 million. PUC allowed it to do so. process. Blames PUC caused it to suspend plans to build two nuclear units in Montague, Mass., and She said she is blaming the PUC and not may cause a delay in a third nuclear unit the utilities for the overcharges since the at Millstone Point in Waterford, Conn., commission has failed to act on the infor Newington Woman Northeast said. mation submitted by the firms. The commission has until Thursday to Treatment Plant Reflections announce its findings in the rate hikes sought by CL&P and Hartford Electric Dies of Injuries Reflected in the water of a filtering Explaining the various pools and the Light Co. The two, subsidiaries of NEWS pool at the renovated Cooper Hill myriad of pipes and meters is Nor Northeast Utilities have applied for $59.2 Mrs. Tabitha J. Duchesneau, 18, of 'Thadeus Jazwinski, 45, and Bronis'law CAPSULES Water Treatment plant is the Wilfried man McKee, an engineering aide for million in rate hikes. Newington was killed Sunday at 2:50 a.m. Laskarzewski, 56, both of New Britain late Riesterer family of Hublard Dr., Ver the water department. To assist in the construction of $5.8 as the result of a collision of a motorcycle Saturday near their homes., in a headon non, formerly of Manchester. billion in new generating capacity Mrs. Gifts Confirmed and car at the intersection of W. Center crash. Grasso proposed a bonding program which NEW YORK (UPI) — A spokesman for and McKee Sts. William S. Dillon, 24, of Norwalk Satur she said would save an estimated $900 Mrs. Duchesneau was a passenger on day in Norwalk; he was on a motorcycle vice-presidential nominee Nelson million in finance costs over the next 11 the motorcycle operated by her husband, which crashed with a car. Rockefeller has confirmed Rockefeller years. Renovated Cooper Hill Thomas C. Duchesneau, 22, of Newington. Steven A. Gagnon, 2, of East Canaan gave gifts of $50,000 to Henry Kissinger, Mrs. Grasso said if the rate hikes are She was taken by Manchester Am Saturday in front of his home when hit by a $86,000 to former state official L. Judson granted before the overcharge question is bulance to Manchester Memorial Hospital car. Morehouse and an undisclosed amount to resolved, she would take the matter to Dr. William Ronan, a New York transpor Plant Fornially Opened where she was pronounced dead on Die of Injuries court. arrival. tation official. Must Restore Integrity Richard Hoffman, 64, of Darien died Several families in the west side of town The Cooper Hill plant was not in opera "Competence and integrity must be No Other Injuries Saturday due to injuries he suffered on the Supreme Court in Session No other injuries were reported in the Merritt Parkway in a Sept. 8 accident in who had protested against the water quali tion Saturday due to the noise of the restored to public utility regulation,” she WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Supreme accident. The driver of the car was Lorea which his wife was killed. ty there in recent years were present pumps, according to Jay Giles, director of said. Court’s 1974-75 term began today with G. Tacey, 18, of Windsor. Her three Philip D. Rose, 32, of Storrs and Sharon ^turday to officially open the renovated public works. But the plant has been in use capital punishment and wiretapping on passengers were Susan Ford, 18, and K. McMahon, 19 of Willimantic Friday in Cooper Hill Water Treatment Plant. through the summer and west end com the top of a huge backlog of appeals. Chief Joyce Erickson, 18, both of Windsor, and Rocky Hill; their car struck a truck which Mrs. Vivian Ferguson of Forest St., a plaints appear to be a thing of the past, he- John Wollenberg, 19, of 154 Hilliard St. was headed the wrong was on 1-91. Justice Warren E. Burger — who has been town director, took the first glass of water added. Anti-Inflation recuperating since Sept. 20 from minor in The Tacey vehicle was towed from the Luke Manning, 5, of Ashford Friday in from a tap in the plant and said, “It’s The work was designed by the Henry juries suffered in a fall from a bicyle — Plan to Stress scene although it had only slight damage front of his home when struck by a car. fine.” Souther Engineering Co. of Hartford and to the front end. will preside at the opening session. Everyone else who toured the facility done by the C.H. Nickerson Co. of Self-Discipline Police are still investigating the acci In other mishaps: guided by water department employes Torrington. Work began in March, 1973 dent. Albert Knorr, 53, of Milford was killed Ford To Explain Pardon appeared impressed with the massive new and most of it done by this past March. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Saturday at his summer home in Sanborn- WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford pipes, tanks, control panels and other Town leaders attending opening has made the major decisions on his anti 33rd Motorcycle Victim ton, N.H. when a tree he was cutting fell will go to Capitol Hill this week to answer pieces involved in filtering and purifying ceremonies also included: Carl Zinser, inflation message, which one White House Mrs. Duchesneau was the state’s 33rd on him. questions from members of the subcom the water. Much of the water comes from Mrs. Ferguson, Matt Moriarty Jr., Robert aide said will ask for “restraint, self- motorcycle fatality of the year and one of Steven West, 28, ot East Hartford mittee on criminal justice about his par the Globe Hollow Reservoir. Price, Hillery Gallagher, and Mayor Jack discipline and sacrifice” from all sectors nine people to die this weekend due to ac Thompson, all of the Board of Directors. drowned Thursday night after a boating don of Richard M. Nixon. The visit may be of the nation. cidents on state roads. Built in 1913 mishap off Bartlett’s Reef in Waterford. the first time ever that a president in of 'The proposals will be presented Tuesday The names of the others and where they The plant was first built by the Cheney Dorothy Hartwell, 78, of Old Mystic was fice has appeared before a congressional Town Leaders Attend in a speech to Congress. died are: Bros, in 1913 to supply clean water to their killed when a fire gutted her mobile home, committee as a formal witness. Gordon Lassow, a commissioner of the Ford’s goals are to curtail inflation, Christopher Gulet, 4, of Woodbury Sun silk factories. The town bought it in 1956 day near his home; he was struck by a car. police said. and expanoeo its use to serve much oi the Eighth Utilities District, and Cal Taggart, head off a recession, reverse the U.S. district public works director, also came. dependence on foreign oil, revive a Captivity Continues west side of town. SANTO DOMINGO (UPI) - Seven The water’s taste, odor and color Former Mayor Fran Mahoney, Probate depressed housing industry, bring interest Judge William FitzGerald, Former Mayor rates down, stimulate the stock market, hostages including a U.S. woman deteriorated badly in the late 1960s. Area diplomat, wound up a grueling week and a residents protested vigorously for im- James Farr and other town leaders in help power companies expand, shelter the PZC Members Face volved in the planning for the 1972 referen worst victims — the jobless and the half in captivity today, pawns in a , provements. dramatic confrontation between leftist In November, 1972, town voters ap dum item attended. working poor — from inflation’s pains and Graydon Lockwood, water and sewer keep the Republicans from taking a guerrillas and the Dominican government. proved a bond issue mainly to improve the Heavy Work Agenda Cooper Hill plant. Over $700,000 has been department head during the worst years of shellacking in next month’s elections. the town’s struggles with the old plant, Time Magazine said Sunday that the spent to date, some of it going for new in ’The Manchester Planning and Zoning Famine in Bangladesh looked over the plant with Ernest Morse, a economic proposals would include a 5 per sought to permit a department store on struments and electrical equipment at Commission (PZC) faces a lengthy DACCA (UPI) — More than 3,000 soup each of the department’s four major Cheney employe when the plant was first cent surtax on individual income taxes for the site (department stores are among the business meeting agenda of several con kitchens have opened throughout wells. built. persons in higher income brackets and on wider range of uses allowed in Business 3 troversial items but only one public Bangladesh to combat famine that has corporations. Zones). hearing for its session tonight at 7:30 in already claimed nearly 5,000 lives, accor The plan, according to Time, also would Among pending business on the agenda the Municipal Building Hearing Room. for tonight’s meeting: ding to Food and Relief Minister Abdul provide some form of tax relief for low- Momen. income families^, expand public-service The lone public hearing will air a • E. Steve Pearl’s request for employment programs, provide federal request by the East Center Street Corp. Residence M Zone on a lV4-acre site off financial aid for the mortgage market, for a zone change on property at the cor Woodland St., to allow construction of 16 New Haven Workers new energy conservation measures and nier of E. Center St. and Lenox St. apartment units. Area residents opposed igister, The applicant, owner of a small shop tinel, propose a $5 billion cut in the federal the application at a September public Continue Clean-Up budget. ping center on the site, is seeking a change hearing. iporter, from Business 1 to Business 3 Zone. Plan • Charles Ponticelli’s request for a Of Crude Oil Spill P re», ning officials expected that rezoning is Residence M Zone to allow construction of Herald, additional apartments on his 3.8-acre site NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Officials say lit off Hollister St. Heavy opposition to the tle can be done about the crude oil that has rezoning surfaced at a September public washed up on shore, but contractors ■ > 4 re Gazette, New Yorker Accused hearing. worked today to pick up 60,000 gallons con • Jarvis Realty's application for tained offshore after a tanker accident. A rezoning to Residence B to allow construc The 550-foot Greek tanker Messiniaki Of Waterbury Murders tion of two-family housing on a 15-acre Bergen spilled 100,000 gallons early Sun day after two or three of its oil tanks NEW YORK (UPI) - Murray Gold was tract on Wetherell St. PZC action ap last week by Connecticut Superior Court parently hinges on availability of utilities burst, although official reports on the arrested Sunday night and charged with cause of the leaks were conflicting. the Sept. 26 murder of an elderly Water Judge James McGrath, the spokesman in the vicinity. said. Some Coast Guard officials said the bury, Conn., couple who were the parents • FM Estates’ application for a five-lot Armed with that warrant, 17th Precinct subdivision at Parker and Mather Sts. tanks burst after the tanker ran aground of his estranged wife. on a breakwater at the entrance of the har A police spokesman said Gold, of the homicide detectives Friday searched • Proposed amendments to town zoning Gold’s apartment for evidence in the case. regulations which would ease restrictions bour, while others said the incident oc Queens section of New York, was arrested curred when the ship hit something on the at 11:30 p.m. by Waterbury police, accom Gold was not at home at the time of the on liquor-serving rules for large, bona fide raid, police said. restaurants. The PZC is expect^ to table sea bottom while moving on the main en panied by New York City homicide detec trance channel. tives in connection with the fatal stabbing Irving Pasternak, 71, a prominent the matter to seek further information. of Irving and Rhoda Pasternak. Waterbury attorney and his 66-year-old • Parkway Corp.’s application for CUD Gold is the estranged husband of Bar wife, Rhoda, were stabbed to death by an (Comprehensive Urban Development) bara Pasternak, a daughter of the slain intruder shortly after they returned home Zone for a 105-acre, mixed-use project off couple, authorities said. from Yom Kippur services last Sept. 26. Slater St. on property now occupied by the A warrant for Gold’s arrest was issued Myrna Kahan, another daughter of the Red Rock Golf (bourse. Tonight’s meeting INSIDE Pasternaks,’ was talking to her mother on is the deadline for PZC action on the the phone at the time the assailant entered request, which was the subject of a public TODAY the house. hearing in June. Since the Pasternaks’ murder, friends • Updated reports on developer W. Area Profile ...... Pages 5, 6, 7, 8 WEATHER and relatives of the couple, including Harry England’s request for rezoning to Plaque Unveiled Superior Court Judge Milton Meyers also allow a shopping center on five acres of Forum of the Arts ...... Page 2 of Waterbury, have reported receiving land at Manchester Green. A recessed MACC...... Page 9 Becoming partly cloudy today with a Mayor Jack Thompson unveils the 40 town officials and residents, the death threats. public hearing on the application — first chance of showers this afternoon. High 70 VA mobile van visits ...... Page 12 new plaque at the foot of the hill mayor and Town Manager Robert Police said Gold was being held at the heard in July — was scheduled to resume to 75. Clear and cool tonight with the low MHS gridders win ...... Page 13 below the renovated Cooper Hill Weiss told some of the story of the old Austin Street stationhouse in Queens tonight but has been postponed to mostly in the 40s. Sunny and cool Tuesday Water Treatment plant off Cooper plant. (Herald photos by ^rlow ) ^ where he was booked on murder charges December so the PZC can get more data East shellshocked ...... Page 13 with the high 60 to 65. Hill St. In ceremonies noted by about shortly before midnight. on the traffic situation. 19th H ole-...... Page 15 PAGE TWO~=^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Oct, 7, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Oct. 7, 1974 — PAGE THREE
THEATER Albert Salmi: NATIONM WEATHEK SERVICE fORECAST *• 7AM ItT • - 74 TV T O N IG H T THE CANDIDATES Charter Unit Head Chides Selectmen by Aug. 15. He said then the Hero In Finland BOLTON elapsed, I can only assume that Groves grinding out 195 yards, charter commission would con Midgets Defeated Burnside Theatre — “Death ARE SAYING Donna Holland the proposed charter will not be Jensen 162 yards and Fish 140 sider and review their com Bolton Tigers midget A B Wish" 7:30-9:30 SdK) Ford in Vermont...... 24 Correspondent presented by this group to the yards. By VERNON SCOTT because the series films six ments in reference to any football team lost to Uie South Manchester Drive-In — "Last New s...... 3-8-22-30 10:00 Tel. 646-0375 townspeople for consideration Defensively, Kurt and Robert HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Al days a week. During the sum 12 O’clock High ...... 18 changes. Windsor Larrys in South Wind Picture Show" 7:20-9:30; Medical C^ter ...... 3 Dalamagas: Hannon ‘Fe« Man* “The appointm ent of a and that this commission is dis Bogner, Hal Sanborn, John Var- bert Salmi, SO far as he mer Roberta and the girls Laws said the proposed sor Sunday 28 to 0. “Buster & Billie” 9:30 To Be Announced . 20 Charter Commission was solved,” said Laws. c a , Randy Fish, Chris knows, is the only prominent spent their vacation with 10:30 Chris Dalamagas of East palling lack of interest in his city legislation,” Dalamagas charter would then have been Leon Rivers, head coach, said Vernon Cinema T — Electric Com pany...... 24 politically motivated without "It is regrettable that the Holbrook, Jae Fontanella, Rus actor in the world of Finnish .Salmi, but now they are back Connecticut Report ...... 18 Hartford, Republican candidate East Hartford A ssem bly claimed. published and a public hearing the team was flat as could be. “Jeremiah Johnson” 7:00-9:00 Bonanza ...... 40 any intention of the selectmen Board of Selectmen and town ty (Themerka, Bret Hussey and extraction —and he may be in school. Woman ...... 24 in the Third Senatorial District District. Democratic state senators held for comments of the Its conference standing is Cinema 2 — “Buster & 6:30 acting on the matter,” said counsel did not comply with our Paul Groves continually seen weekly co-starring in Live-in help allows Rober 11KKI (all of East Hartford and half of “ He (Hannon) has been have historically turned their townspeople. The proposed now 2 wins, 2 losses. Billie” 7:20-9:20 Erica...... 24 Harold Laws, chairman of the request to bring this matter stymied the Ellington offense. the new "Petrocelli” series. ta to visit her husband for New s...... 3-18-22-30 Manchester), today charged his nothing more than a 'yes man’ heads away from problems in charter would then enter into Bolton Tigers midget C team UA East 1 - "Phase 4” 7:40- 6:45 commission. before the townspeople for their A familiar face in movies four or five days at a stretch, Honeymooners ...... 20 Democrat opponent, State Rep. for the state Democratic the Third District, Dalamagas its final draft and be submitted lost to the Hebron midget C 9:20 Human Growth ...... 24 Laws expressed the feelings consideration,” Laws said. especially when Salmi has a Washington Straight Talk . 24 George Hannon of East Hart hierarchy, who have used his said, promising to truly repre to the selectmen’s office for ap Junior Pony Team team Saturday in Bolton. UA East 2— “Jeremiah John and television. Salmi is no in a letter to the Board of Football Results light schedule. 7:00 ford, with displaying "an ap vote and position to promote big sent the area in the legislature. proval and subsequent adoption son” 7:30-9:30 super star and probably 11:3 0 Selectmen and said despite per Bolton Bulldogs senior pony Defeated Bulletin Board Most of the time he works New s...... 3-20-22-40 as required by state statute. UA East 3 - “White Dawn” never will be. But in Finland M o v ie ...... 3 sonal calls to Richard Morra, football team remains un In a hard hitting game The St. Maurice Council only three or four days of the Truth or Consequences ... 8 Laws said the unnecessary 7:00-9:00 he is a hero. Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 first selectman, and a letter to defeated in the Eastern Foot between the Bolton bulldogs Knights of Columbus will meet week, for five or six hours at Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Houley: Total Review of PUC delay by the selectmen’s office Showcase Cinema 1 — A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., the selectmen asking for their ball ' Conference by defeating junior pony football team and tonight at 8 at Herrick a stretch. But he must be on To Tell the Truth...... 30 has precluded completion of the "That's Entertainment” where he was reared in what Recent disclosures of Houley said, "yet have only 77 foolish Mefskill management,” comments and the comments of Ellington in Ellington Sunday 44 the Enfield junior pony team Memorial Park. call at all times. 7:3 0 MIDNIGHT U W ItT work and the selectmen had, in 2:004:35-7:10-9:35' he calls a Finnish ghetto. massive overcharging in fuel positions filled. he said. town counsel on the proposed toO. Saturday in Bolton, Bolton was He fills his free hours by The Price Is Right...... 3 News...... 8-40 effect, executed a pocket veto. Showcase 2 — “Juggernaut” Salmi now lives with his wife NKWORLSANG cost adjustments by utility Houley charged with next draft of the town’s first charter Touchdowns were scored by defeated 6 to 0. fishing in local streams for Police Surgeon ...... 8 "It is probable, with the cor Laws said the members of the 2:004:00-5:55-7:40-10:00 Roberta and daughters 12:30 firms can partly be blamed on legislature with taking steps to on or before Aug. 15, he had Randy Fish on a 70-yard run, Joe Fontanella was the best bass and catfish, swimming Wilburn Brothers...... 18 rect expertise required, that commission were very Showcase 3 — “99 44/100% Elizabeth, 10, and Jennifer, 9, Rock Concert...... 8 Gov. Thomas Mesklll, accor obtain refunds for the received nothing from their of Craig Jensen on 2 and 5-yard defensive player for Bolton. Film ...... 20 LEGEND' the incorrect application of the dedicated and put in some 4(10 Dead” 2:004:60-5:55-7:40-9 in Brentwooid, a fancy Los in the hotel pool and polish Football Highlights...... 40 M ding to Robert Houley of Ver overcharges.and with a total fice, as of Oct. 1.' runs, Paul Groves on an 85-and Steve Narsavage, head coach Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 adjustment formula might have hours of work to complete the Read Showcase 4 — "Duddy Angeles suburb. ing his formidable tennis 1:00 non, Democratic candidate in review and. revision of the Laws said the procedure was a 55-yard run and on a 30-yard said, ”I am proud of the boys Antiques ...... 24 IAIN been picked up, and the millions proposed draft. He said they Kravitz” 2:304:50-7:20-9:40 Salmi and Roberta admire game at a local tennis club. Tom orrow ...... 20-22-30 SNOW the 3Sth Senatorial District. Public Utilities Commission. quite simple. He said the pass from Peter Ryba. even though they lost. They Polka ...... 40 overpaid might not have been proved their interest in the genuine antique furniture, se "At this moment the Public PUC commissioners must be selectmen and town counsel Offensively, the running of have another shot at Enfield Herald Ad» lecting every piece with care. 8:00 '/'^jSNOWERS N f i f t y Utilities Commission is necessary,” Houley said. "This appointed on merit and not would review the proposal and town and its future govern later in the season and hopeful is another dramatic illustration Giuves, Fish and Jensen proved Their home is a showcase of Crafts Show World at W ar ...... 3 authorized and funded for ap through the spoils system, return it with their conunents ment. ly will win.” UPI WEA1ICR FOIOCASI^ “In view of the time that has too much for Ellington with FILM RATING GUIDE excellent furnishings. Set Oct, 14 The Rookies...... 8-40 proximately 97 positions,” of the penny-wise and pound- Houley said. The actor is particularly Sharing Cur Faith...... 18 For Parents and Movie* Tonight fond of an ancient chest The Tolland Co. AARP will Born F re e ...... 20-22-30 Inflation Rep ort...... 24 For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday night will find showers: Arizona, New Their Children which he bought in New sponsor an arts and crafts show York. It is a duplicate of one Oct. 14 at the Elk’s Carriage 9:00 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Salt and Mexico, the upper and lower Mississippi valley and the South Atlantic states, while snow O iN ilU L AU04ENCtS on display in the Tower of House in Rockville. Members M a u d e ...... 3 activity will be forecast in the upper New England area. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. AM A fti Admitted Pepper” (1968). Sammy Davis London. On a trip to Engiand are invited to participate. Jets vs. Dolphins ...... 8-40 Jr., Peter Lawford. Minimum readings include: (approx, maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 53 he examined the original and There will be demonstrations ether Six Days ...... 18 11:30 (3) “ Robin and the (74), Boston 49 (63), Chicago 44 (70), Cleveland 36 (55), Dallas 58 (81), Denver 41 (72), found it wasn't in as good every hour on the hour in fly M o v ie ...... 20-22-30 Seven Hoods” (1964). Frank Duluth 38 ( 60), Houston 59 (85), Jacksonville 62 ( 86), Kansas City 52 (78), Little Rock 51 fARDITAL OUlOAMCf The Garden Party...... 24 tuooesno shape as his own. tying, line design, artex pain Sinatra, Dean Martin. (74), Los Angeles 63 (78), Miami 73 (89), Minneapolis 35 ( 66), New Orleans 60 ( 84), New Sana MciRrlel May Not 8« The Salmis’ Dutch-English ting, flower craft, and floral 9:30 York 51 (65), Phoenix 68 ( 90), San Francisco 53 (74), Seattle 51 (72), St. Louis 45 (76) and SuitiW i For Fro-TRbnRfRrt house is rustic in appearance arrangements. Rhoda ...... 3 Washington 50 ( 72) degrees. with leaded glass window panes and high beamed ceil ings. His den includes a M S T f U C T lD ndir 17r«quimeceomp«nyii polished wood bar and cozy CUSTOM REUPHOLSHRING F v o m Of A d u h Guw dian fireplace. It is colorfully decorated FORUM OF THE ARTS with old playbills from MANCHESTER, BOUND! Salmi’s theatrical ap By JUNE TOMPKINS t ^ MO o u t UNOtM 17 AOMITTU pearances. along with a rich lAfR limit may vary collection of pewter mugs. In The Forbes & Wallace locomotive is heading \ one corner an ornate Buahnell Memorial Hall demand that students return to ming, will be presented on the sity of Hartford, Arnold umbrella stands holds 18 old Tonight, Seiji Ozawa con their schools at an earlier hour. professional theater's regular for our new home . . . the Manchester Porkode. MPAA Franchetti, Thursday at 8 p.m. and beautiful walking sticks ducts the Boston Symphony The first time this new dark night on Monday, and will He will perform with the Hartt he has collected over the Orchestra in a program in arrangement will go into effect be open to the general public at We're coming to set up house . . . your house. years in various countries. will be with the student perfor 31.50 admission. Symphonic Wind Ensemble un cluding Don Quixote by Richard der the direction of Donald it Dial 643-4159 But in order to star in the Strauss. The program begins 8 mances of ’’Aida” Oct. 21 and An additional performance of Mattran in Millard Auditorium And w e’ve got the kind of store that con i i- u new NBC-TV adventure p.m. 22. each show, free for Stage Com Our decorator salesman will call at at the University of Hartford in .series it was necessary for Wednesday, at 8:15 p.m., The pany subscribers only, will also your home to measure and show you BURNS ExifSS West Hartford. Saimi to move away from his Hartford Symphony Orchestra be offered, usually on the same fabric samples. No obligation. Eve do it. The kind of store you con really ; n. •sn-uu •fHEPMUR Hartford Stage Company There is no admission charge. ning appointments welcome. % e comfortable surroundings to under the direction of Arthur Vera Lockwood, Victoria night as the public perfor CHARLES mance. coll home. Just wait till you see our BRONSON live six months a year in a Winograd will present pianist Zussin and Tana Hicken are Seven separate productions Hartford Jazz Society “DEATH hotel room irLTucson. Ariz. Van Clibum in Rachmaninoff’s sharing top billing at the Hart That's-tf’^where the Piano Concerto No. 3. ford Stage Company on Kinsley for STAGE 2's inaugural season The Hartford Jazz Society For a Limited Time!" Home Shops full of draperies, curtains, WISH” “Petrocelli" show is filmed Thursday, at 8 p.m., the St. in Hartford in "The Hot L have been planned. will present trumpeter Clark IN COLOR 7:30-9:30 on location. National Band of New Zealand Baltimore” now through Oct. The first STAGE 2 perfor Terry and his Quintet Sunday at lamps, china, crystal, silver, gifts, , M ini SIM n u n There is no opportunity to and the Maori Dancers present 27. mance has been slated for Oct. 8 p.m. at the Sheraton Tobacco spend his weekends at home a festival of Polynesian dancing For information and reser 21 when the Hartford Stage Valley Inn, 450 Bloomfield carpets, bedding, domestics, housewares and British band music reflec Touring Theatre Company will Ave., Windsor (Ext. 35 on I- % OFF vations, call the box office, 525- 20 / THIS SHOW 89c ting the fusion of New Zealand’s 4258. present their new documentary 91). all thee: and floor core needs. Then there ore i ' THKSr native and colonial traditions. drama “Annelies Marie Frank: The concert is open to the on Custom “BUSTER AND BILLIE”! Friday, at 8 p.m., Richard Witness” at 7 and 9 p.m. in the public and there are special stu New Experimental Series downtown Hartford theater. dent rates. Tickets will be 'V Leisure Living Shops with televisions, IT SHOULD HAVE KEN A LOVE STMYI Pryor, stand-up comedian, ...... *•■ I .* Evil 7:20 - 9:20 plays the Bushnell boards. The Hartford Stage Company available at the door. Re-Upholstery XT!! SHOW SAT. MID-NITE Saturday, at 8 p.m., the will offer a varied, new series For further information, call Special Croup of Fabrics Available / audio goods, records, toys, sporting goods, P O ROBERT RIDFbW T/s Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leip- of one-night experimental the Hartford Jazz Society, 242- 6 ^ * ** • sig under the baton of Kurt productions called STAGE 2 Hartt College of Music 6886. " V ------luggage and photography equipment. JEREhlAH JOHNSON Add yesri ol beauty Masur presents a program this season. David Weils, cellist, will per and comfort to your featuring soloist Manfred The new series, which will form “C3iimera” by composer- Coachlight Dinner proaant upholitarad We even have a Candy Shop for when you •. Scherzer in Mattus’ Violin focus on experimental, in-residence at the Hartt Theater Furniture by availing • • / SfECIALENSAQENEMTtPBl yourtall ol Ihia great Concerto. minority-interest program College of Music of the Univer- Neil Simon’s "Barefoot in the ' Robert Redtord as Oct. 15, a t 8 p.m., the otter from our Custom **•*... get hungry. . . in our house or yours. It'll Park” is currently playing at Roupholstaring **••••!• ' * "JEREMIAH JOHNSON” National Israel Chassidic Song the Coachlight in Warehouse Dapartmont. Chooia EVES 7 AND 9 - SAT. MAT. 2 PM Festival with folk songs and from a Special Group be nice coming home to Manchester Porkode.; Point. 'o l Ih o Newest SUN. 1:30-3:30-9:30-7:30-9:30 dancing. For reservations, call 522- For information and reser Pattarna In Two Lutz Programs 1266 or 623-8227. Traditional, Modem, MON. & TUES. vations, call the box office, 246- Colonial and Provin 6807. ------cial Fabrics In Forbes sW illace Coodspeed Opera House Still Have Openings Four Seasons Decorator Colors. Dinner Theatre “Shenandoah, The Only There are still openings in The Saturday, Oct. 12 trip in OPENING THURSDAY Woody Allen’s hit "Play it Specialists In Custom-Made Fabric S Plastic Slipcovers Home I Know” is winding up its two of the Lutz Junior cludes an exploration of Kent again Sam,” plays through Oct. 1115 Main Street extended run at the Goodspeed Museum’s October programs — Falls and the surrounding area ; MANCHESTER PARKADE 14. Beginning Oct. IS and serving connecticul homemakers since I'Kl^ Manchester, Conn. 06040 C IN E M A / 1234 in East Haddam, but a few the Gwen Reed Variety Show in the morning and a visit to the playing through Dec. 8 will be a 1-84 EXrrsa-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. reservations are still available. and the Kent Falls Field Trip. Stanley-Sloane Museum and EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-SS10 musical, “Minnie’s Boys,” The new musical is scheduled Gwen Reed, who appears Kent Furnace in the afternoon. ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING* Wb Honor MASTER CHARGE • based on the lives of the Marx to open at the Alvin Theatre in weekly on WFSB’s Ranger Sta The museum houses one of the blau brothers. furniture stores • CASH k:r.HAfin HAflBiS uMAR l,HAHIf New York City in November. tion show, will present a finest collections of early tools. For reservations for the Lester Flatt and the program of singing, dancing Fees, which include transporta 346-GG06 188-5300 G4 J 4 t 59 • CHARGE dinner show in Higganum, call Nashville Grass will be and story telling at the tion and admission are 345-8515. • BUDGET TERMS featured at the Goodspeed Oct. Washington School cafeteria members — children 32.45, 18 at 8:30 p.m., and Oct 19 at 5 from 3 to 4. on Wednesday. adults 32.65; non-members — and 9 p.m. Anyone wishing to attend children 32.65, adults 32.85. The i puoov KRiMflTI I'' n A For information and reser should call the museum, 643- trip runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 vations, call the box office, 873- 0949 for reservations. Admis p.m. To register, call the 8668. ______sion is 375 cents for members museum by Thursday. and 31 for non-members. Bonanzals 9 Connecticut * Opera Association 0 • 35th Anniversary Edition Connecticut's opera season 0 will open at the Bushnell four-point program Memorial Oct. 19 with Verdi’s WASTE KING “ Aida” starring Teresa Apolei as Aida, and Italian tenor UNIVERSAL Giorgio Casellato-Lamberti as DIVISION OF NORRIS INDUSTRIES to hesA inflation. Ramades. Information about this and the full season series of five operas are available by contac L
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Washington Plaza 560 Windsor Ave. Hartford iDvVL 1006 a/b I I PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 7, 1 9 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon„ Oct. 7,1974 - PAGE NINE Deane-Yellen- ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES re M A C C N EW S DAR Potluek Slated Thursday/— MANCHESTER AREA COUNCIL OF CHURCHES ; Mary Elizabeth Yellen of I; Rockville and Sgt. Robert C. Admitted Wednesday: Kerry Pippin, Main St.,Talcottville; Margelony, RFD 1, Rockville; The Orford Parish Chapter, Agostinelli, who will speak on ss Is... [ Crandail, RFD 2, Rockville; Margaret Royster, High St., Barbara Morrill, Blueberry, have already been so generous Daughters of the American “National Defense, America’s * Deane Jr., USMC, of South By Nancy Carr and His many blessings to “Goot Yontif.” AIKALLY GLEAN UUINDROMAT ! ■* Windsor, exchanged wedding Francis Dowd, Middle Rd., Rockville; Marie Saucier, Circle, Ellington; Michael mankind. Interfaith Day Camp have again sent a check. A Revolution, will have a potluek Strength and Freedom.” Broad Brook; Josephine Executive Director Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the 1 AIR CONDITIONED | ’ vows Sept. 27 at St. Joseph’s Ellington; Esther Lagel, Broad Pollard, RFD 8, Rockville; Suhhot, the Feast of the Some weeks back we shared check for $8.75 was received Hostesses for the event are ^ Sheldon and son. Broad Brook.. Many of us have looked for home of Mrs. Bernice Rieg, 2 Mrs. George Thurber, Mrs. *Qiurch, Rockville. Brook; Gregory Manner, PokCha Ouellette and son, Staf Booths, also commemorates with you some of the inflation- from Leslie Fetherston, Kathy I TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL > Admitted ’Thursday: Andrew ways to alleviate the suffering Eastland Dr. ’The hostess com , The bride is the daughter of Catherine Dr., Rockville; Fred ford Springs; Genevieve the wanderings of the children type problems encountered in and Patty McKeon, Timmy and Mark Hill, Mrs. A. Howard of those caught up in the mittee will furnish the dessert ! 8 Lbs. DRY CLEAHIN6 - $T.75 ■ ?• Mr. and Mrs. John P. Yellen of Marchitto, Old Town Rd. Angeloni, South St., Rockville; Rogowski, West St., Rockville; of Israel in the desert for 40 the Interfaith Day Camp this Laurie (ionti, Joann Sartor and McElrath, Mrs. Richard Niese, tragedies of the Honduras and beverage. t. Rockville. The bridegroom’s Rockville; Vincent Pantanella, Jackieand Scott Bourque, East Madge Sefleriene, Rau St., years after their deliverance summer and our concern over Amy Casta who held a summer Mrs. Charles Ferguson, and I DRYERS — 10 Full Minutes for 10* Every Day | St., Rockville; Elizabeth Cher- hurricane. The Church World Guests for the program {sister and brother-in-law are Mountain St., Rockville; R ockville; Ann Sledjeski, from Egyptian bondage and the possibility that we might fair to benefit the little ones Mrs. Frank Steele. Service (CWS) clothing appeal following the supper are ^ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lee of South Rebecca Tingley, Stafford tow, Storrs; Julie Duguay, ParkerBridge Rd., Andover; God’s providence which not be able to continue. from Hartford and Manchester. Members are reminded to RFD 8, Vernon; Lorraine now taking place in Manchester Edward Wilson, assistant state jBEUMiN LAUNDROMAT 309 Green R^, J • Windsor. Springs; Yolande Young, Jean Small, West Willington; sustained them. Since then the women of Con Children, you have lifted up bring clean used clothing for Terrace Dr., Rockville. Dziadui, Range Hill Dr., Marcella Wadsworth, W. is one of the ways in which we our hearts. Thank you. controller, and John DAR schools. m The Rev. A. Kisluk per- can share our abundance with "(toot Yontif,” dear friends. cordia Lutheran Church who Ciormed the double-ring Discharged Wednesday; Rockville; Christine Goodrich, Franklin Park, Rockville. victims of war and natural dis ceremony. The church was Gregory Ames, Main St., Enfield; Mary S. Griswold, aster. decorated with carnations and Talcottville; Patricia Ander Highridge Rd., Rockville; HEAL THYSELF CWS d e liv e rs b lan kets, gladioii. son, Ambassador Dr., Carmela Houser, Ward St., FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) - clothing, food and medicine in ’The bride, given in marriage Manchester; Edward Bliss, Rockville; Wallace Johndrow, The Fresno County Medical disaster and emergency by her father, wore a nyion South St., Rockville; Jocelyn Mountain Rd., Ellington; Diane Society, which conducts w il l ia m E. FITZGERALD situations in over 30 countries. organza gown with lace trim. Bolduc and daughter, Stafford Martin, Talcottville Rd., Ver physical exams for its physi non; Stephen Mierzwa, Vernon JUDGE OF PROBATE... The items most urgently Her veil of silk illusion was Springs; Wiiliam Brandt, cian members, found they UNIT PRICE trimmed with lace and she Center St., Manchester; Center Heights, Vernon; were not in the best condi needed right now are hospital OUlUNnPfllCE OUR PRICE • gowns, new or made from carried a bouquet of white car William Cooksey Jr., Park Kenneth Peley, Patten, Maine; tion. QUALIFIED - YES! /“N /"\ nations with baby’s breath. West Dr., Rockvilie; Rev. John Jane Philbrick, Robert Rd., Almost a third were obese. • EXPERIENCED - YESI men’s white shirts, men’s and 30.9' i i| • 1 02 Curtin, Norwich; Frances Rockville. women’s white uniforms for Look for our Mrs. Robin Yellen of /POUND 143 Discharged ’Thursday: Erick • FULL-TIME JUDGE OF use by the doctors and nurses in 1 II I I I Springfield, Mass., was her Fluckiger and son, Stafford OUR OLD PRICE 1 1 / sister-in-law’s matron of honor. Springs. Barfield, Regan Rd., Vernon; PROBATE PAST 2 YEARS the hospitals, children’s, Sm.* • V_ / l_ _ Joseph Ceppetelli, Dunn Hill NO LOWER PRICES clothing, baby garments, in She wore a mint green dotted Also, Helen Henderson, /POUND 12 14 oz. 09-30 Swiss gown with matching pic Oxbow Rd., Vernon; William Rd., Tolland; Kenneth Donlon, ANYWHERE IN CONN. cluding layettes, men’s OUR PRICING POLICY NEW PRICE “SAVE WITH SAFETT VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 5th clothing, blankets, women’s ture hat. She carried a bouquet Krasinski, Somersville; John J. Elmwood Park, J. N.J.; Glenn Fitzgerald for Probata Committaa Finast will no longer increase the price of food L U.S. SLICED BEETS of pastel mixed flowers. McConville, Sadds Mili Rd., Keller, Summit Dr., Tolland; clothing, good sheets and once placed on our shelves*. Nick Jack$ton, Tnctunr towels. Bridesmaids were Miss Eilingtonf Katherine Parrish, Thomas Lee Sr., W. Franklin ARTHUR DRUG When we are forced to increase a price, items Park, Rockville; John An urgent appeal has gone out kifonnation Sharon McGovern of Rockviile; Quarry St., Rockviile; Beverly The unit prices to everyone to m eet the on shelves marked at the lower price will be sold Mrs. Sheryl Yellen of out at that lower price. When we reduce a price, Take advantage of Middletown, the bride’s sister- requests for help now coming shown in Orange shelf stocks will be repriced and sold at the new in-law; and Miss Janet Wilson in. All clothing must be clean Label... this old, lower price of Manchester. They wore and in as good as new condition, lower price. will enable gowns identical to that worn by boxed, tied with strong cord, You always pay the lowest price marked on the honor attendant except in and taken to either your own any can or package. while supplies last! you to makb church or the clothing depot at it is our tool to peach, yellow and pink. ‘Weekly specials and sale items are priced lower I V This portion will be removed as soon as^ South United Methodist Church I possible after last item sold. ^ value comparison. Miss Jennifer Wiison of than regular prices. Any item remaining after the Springfieid, Mass., the bride’s before Oct. 14. Providing 10 help you save money! cents a pound to cover transpor sale event will be repriced upward.______7 niece, was flower giri. She wore Lee Studio a white dress with blue dotted tation and shipping costs will Swiss pinafore and a wreath of Mrs. Robert C. Deane Jr. help your gift arrive where it is Bounty White white mini-carnations in her most needed. or Assorted hair. She carried assorted No hats, shoes, purses, ties, Towels pastei flowers. brother. Ray Flint III of South with matching accessories. girdles, or children’s toys are ; Bill Lee of South Windsor, Windsor, was his uncle’s ring They will reside in Tennessee. needed so please do sort Quality Meats from the Best Meat Men In the Business was his brother-in-iaw’s best bearer. Mrs. Deane served in the U.S. through your closets carefully '120 ct man. Ushers were Ray Flint Jr. NOW IN MANCHESTER and prayerfully. In addition, ij A reception was held at the Marine Corps and spent a year you nave the means to weigh rolls df South Windsor, the E ik ’s C arriag e House in overseas in Thailand, Japan bridegroom’s brother; David Rockville, after which the cou and the Philippines. He is a and mark the poundage on your 8 9 0 Yeiien of Rockville, the bride’s ple left on a trip to Florida. For Marine Corps sergeant and is carton, it would save our F ir s t C u t brother; and Walter Deane of traveling, Mrs. Deane wore a currently stationed in Manchester Church Women Manchester, the bridegroom’s beige and white checkered suit Memphis, Tenn. United members considerable Montini time and lifting. We only have Tomatoes this week to take the time to Chuck Steaks look through our belongings. Italian ’Those of you who do not have used clothing to give but want Style Bone In to help may send money direct 35 oz can ly to Remittance Box 220, 5 9 « y o u Elkhart, Ind. 46514. Funds may Naturally aged be designated for disbursement Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee for tenderness She lieralh through Lutheran World Relief Spaghetti or Catholic Relief Services, if and flavor. Area Profile desired. St. Mary's Episcopal Meat 0 The Rev. Stephen White of St. Mushroom 16 oz can d ia l Mary’s Episcopal Church has Semi or Plain cans been one of the guiding lights of Boneless GOP Seeks to Fill Posts the conference since the Boneless Beef $ 4 3 9 COVEMRY The GOP will be holding an Booth and Dimock Memorial earliest planning stages. Monica Shea fund raising cocktail party on Library Association will be held Honored Sunday at a recep Lean Tasty Oct. 12 at its headquarters at 8 Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. at the library tion at St. Mary’s, Steve has I ib The Republican Town Com ^ Noodles Bottom Round Roast Hams mittee’s nominating committee p.m. for the election of trustees and accepted a pastorate in Plans are being made for a additional members, presenta all of your Middlebury, Vt., a college Water Added is seeking people who would be interested in serving on the spaghetti supper to be held Oct. tion of reports and considera town, set in the lovely New 12 oz Center Cut - Bone In 25. Jim Ladd will head the com tion of new by-laws. England countryside. Wide or c Planning and Zoning Commis Medium sion as a member or an alter mittee and anyone interested in All members are invited to We say goodbye to Steve and p k g nate. ’Those interested in this helping with the supper should attend. his wife. Nan, with personal Ib Pork Chops contact him. The association intends to sorrow shared by many but 3 8 ^ C^uck Roast positions should contact Paul Quarter Loin Election day coordinators with gratefulness for the hope- Diehl, chairman of the town charge dues for regular special toll calls with Mix n Equal Amount of will be Bert Rappe, Ginny membership from $1 to $2 and filled and loving enthusiasm committee, or any member of Drink Sirloin Hip & Center Chops the nominating committee im Grabowski, and Barbara life membership from $25 to which they have so often shared Dry Milk Semi Boneless Chuqk mediately. Barrett. Anyone interested in $50. with us. ’Dieir deep and abiding T The town committee has working should contact them. belief in the essential oneness Sam Hellier will be in Coven BIG FOREST of God’s people will remain a Non accepted the recommendations REDDING, Calif. (UPI) - 4 lb California Roast Ib Pork Loins of the nominating committee try Oct. 13 at Guido’s and legacy to us long after they Fat Zollo’s Supermarkets. He will The Shasta-Trinity National have gone. pak 3 5 9 for the following persons to Forest near here covers more Boneless serve on the ” Commission be joined by local candidates W elcom e Roast and Dan McKeever. than 2.5 million acres We turn to welcome the Rev. Boneless Beef $ 4 5 9 for the Elderly; Margaret —roughly four times the size Mr. Dell Features Jacobson, Jay Gorden and Cris Library Association Stephen Jacobson recently of Rhode Island. Oscar Mayer Woods. The annual meeting of the named rector of St. Mary’s who Bologna Meat or Beet • %11.05 will be assuming his new duties Back Rump Roast I ib MIM on Oct. 11. Baked Ham Variety Pack Sfye,...... p?gM.35 ^ Boneless St. Mary’s has for over a year Eye Round Roast Beef • ,b 1.89 London Broil S h o u ld e r...... Ib 1.59 In Store Bake Shop most generously provided both Freshly Sliced 6 9 office space and office equip to Order Tenderknive Steak Round. .b 1.79 Blade Steak^Sh^Jc^k'...... b 1.59 one C Q O WE WILL NOT Cake Donuts cinnamon . . dozen 9 9 ment for the Manchester Area lb Rib Steak SIh thru 7th Rib lb 1.49 Top Chuck S teak...... ib 1.19 Conference of (Churches. Its 1 A s s o rte d ______4.0, 78* B E t s m m Turnovers generosity has provided the Rib Roast 51h thru 7th Rib lb 1.49 Beef Short R ibs ...... b 1.09 a p p lia n c e i UNDERSOLD conference with a contact point Italian Bread ...... 2 1 ^ ^ 4 9 * CENTERS for the community and a AmerLCheese Fresh Tasty Chicken Available In Stores with Bake Shop —Let us prove it! working area for the director and what we pray will be a Freshly Sliced 4 2 9 International Seafood! growing source center for to Order I Tender Zero Express Dialing sharing with one another. Meaty 'lb Turbot Fillet...... m 89* And while we are thanking St. Legs General Electric Mary’s, we also wish to bring Chicken Roll "'S '* ...... ,b 1.39 Bay Scallops Imported . . . . . lb 1.49 one of our many “angels” to Here’s how ZEL^^rks. Simply dial “0” first on all special toll calls — Credit Card, Person- < Luncheon Sausage Carando lb 1.69 light, Mrs. Eleanor Rich, Breast Halibut Steaks...... o 1.59 COLOR TVnSPECIAL! To-Person, Collect and Charge-To-Third-Number calls. Immediately continue with the secretary of St. Mary’s who has Mr Deli Bologna . . . ___ib 1.19 rest of the number. Zero Express Dialing gives you faster connections, cl6a7e)’ conversa been so giving of her help, experience, and cheerfulness. Dandy Loaf Carando's...... lb 95* tions and more accurate billing. Just dial "0” and go. Available in Stores with Service Deli Dept Macaroni & Cheese 12 oz To make Station-To-Station calls, the fastest and least expensive kind, dial "1 ” followed Spaghetti & Meatballs i t oz^ Christian Educators Macaroni & Beef 11 oz * by the number from all phones (including coin). MortonDinners Chicken & Noodle 10 oz Save27
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He is a 1974 graduate of meeting is open to all men In heavenly priced. relatives and friends from as Manchester High School. ... great price. son of Mrs. Barbara J. Cote of terested in singing four-part far away as New York City in Limit on* can p«r cuilomar. Good Mon. Oct. 7 - Sat. Oct. 12 Limit ona pkg. per customer. Good Mon. Oct. 7 - Sat. Oct. 12 OUon, Sonva Robin, daughter of Russell and Rachel Palmer 15 Hawley St. has left Alameda, barbershop harmony. Limit one bag per cuetomer. Good Mon. Oct. 7 • Sat. Oct. 12 Olson of Country Manor Apts., Wall St. Hebron. She was bom attendance. Calif., aboard the nuclear- ■ yAQW Sept. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand Members of the wedding par powered aircraft carrier USS ty who attended were: Howard The Second Congregational i m l parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Olson of West St., Columbia. Enterprise on a deployment to Church council will meet Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer of 25 Holmes, best man; Mrs. the Western Pacific. ’The Enter Dorothy Finley, maid of honor; tonight at 7:30 in the church Lakeside Dr., Andover. Her maternal great-grandmothers are prise will operate from Subic parlor. With this coupon and a purchase of $5.00 211 With this coupon and a purchase of $5.00 Mrs. Robert Cobb of Columbia and Mrs. O.H. Olson of West Hart Mrs. Janet Boucher and Mrs. Bay, Republic of the Philip Jacqueline Nichols, ford. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence pines, as a unit of the U.S. St. Mary’s E pisc^al Church Stop & Shop Processed-Slices Palmer of Andover, and Mrs. Rachel Blish of Willimantic. bridesmaids; Richard Bennett, Seventh Fleet. Cote is a 1973 1 2 0 2 Ply Norman Holmes, and James will have a Bible study Tuesday graduate of Howell Cheney at 9:30 a.m. at 463 E. Center St. Howe, Elisabeth Robin, daughter of Richard and Helen Sulliva, all ushers. Technical High School. He The couple was married Sept. Bounty Towels joined the Navy in June 1973. American Slices Schwedel Howe of Lemmon Valley Nev. She was bom Sept. 19 at Emanuel Lutheran Church St. Mary’s Hospital, Reno, Nev. Her maternal grandparents are 17, 1949 at North United Methodist Church with the Rev. council will meet tonight at 7:30 120 2 Ply Sheets IndividuallyWrapped Mr. and Mrs. Nat. N. Schwedel of 117 Adelaide Rd. She has two in the church reception room. brothers, Jonathan William, 9, Eric David, and two sisters, Willard McLaughlin, pastor pf Richard A. Fishman, son of Clean-up value! Roll White or Yellow the church, officiating. Mr. and 1 Pound Package Kimberly Heather, 8, and Susan Ellen, 4. Frank Fishman, 300C Green The bazaar committee of Mrs. Holmes renewed their Rd., has entered the U.S. Air Center Congregational Church Limit ona roll per cuttomer. Good Mon. Oct. 7 - Sat. Oct. 12 Ward, Amy Elizabeth, daughter of Robert F. Jr. and Susan dedication and devotion to Force and reported for active Limit one pkg. per customer. Good Mon. Oct. 7 - Sal. Oct. 12 each other at the worship ser will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Steeves Ward of 2 Grouse Lane, West Yarmouth, Mass. She was duty. A graduate of LymanHigh Robbins Room of the church. born Aug. 30 at Hyannis Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis, Mass. Her vice at the church with The School, Longwood, Fla., class maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Steeves of Den- Rev. Earle R. Custer. of 1974, he has selected a posi nisport, l^ ss. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Following the service, the tion in the administrative Robert F. Ward Sr. of 37 Hartland Rd. She has a brother, John, couple was taken to dinner at specialist career field. After the Windsor House in Windsor 7V4, and a sister, Kellie, 51A. completion of six weeks of Tax Receipts by their children. basic orientation at Lackland Fluckiger, John Paul, son of Mark A. Sr. and Frances M. Eley They have three children, Air Force Base in San Antonio, Ahead for Year Wlien you get great coupon Fluckiger of 93 W. Main St., Stafford Springs. He was bom Sept. Mrs. Pamela Potterton, a son-in-law, Lee Potterton, a Mark Holmes, were unable to Texas, he will then receive ad 29 at I^k v ille General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are teacher at Robertson School; lawn specialist with O.M. attend. vance technical training for Tax receipts in the first three Mr. and Mrs. James King of 38 Grove St., Rockville. His paternal Miss Susan Holmes, a student Scotts and Sons. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes are which transferrable college months of Manchester’s 1974- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fluckiger of Ellington. He at Manchester Community The couple’s parents Mr. and both active members of North credits will be granted. 1975 fiscal year are running sub has two brothers, Wayne and Mark Jr. College; Scott Holmes, a stu Mrs. B.K. Bennett and Mrs. United Methodist Church. stantially ahead of the similar values and specials, you dent at Bowers School; and a period last year, aided somewhat by a broader tax Stowe, Michael Melvin, son of Melvin and Rosemary Amy Timothy Kennedy, son of Mr. Peterson Stowe of 9 Pleasant St., Rockville. He was bom Sept. 9 base, according to Revenue S C O U T NEW S and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy of 81 Collector James Turek. at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Alison Dr., South Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 0. Peterson of Talcottville Fid., Vernon. The best showing so far this An orientation and registra Brian Fulton, Paul Martin, recently reported for active His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A. Stowe of year is in receipts of prior-year suie get your Stpp&Shppsworth! tion for all Cub Scouts, Boy John McCarthy, Michael Sukie, duty in the U.S. Army for four St. Petersburg, Fla. property taxes. As of Sept. 30, Scouts and Explorers, and their John Edwards, David Hazzard, years to become a light 1974, a total of $83,421 has been parents, interested in the Gary McDonough, Matthew weapons infantryman. Aftr Great coupon values like potatoes, coffee, Townsend, John Richard, son of Richard and Marilyn McKay collected. At the same time last Catholic Religious Awards, Roux, John Tice, Eddy Unites, taking basic training at Ft. Carlson Townsend of 59 Ironwood Dr., Vernon. He was bom Sept. year, the figure was $18,566. Stop & Shop wants namely, Parvuli Dei, Ad Altare Darren Gilblair, Brad Knox, Ky., he will receive ad 23 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are The over-all total for proper pizza, paper towels and cheese! Great spec Dei, and Pope Pius XII, will be Freeman, Donald Gaston. Mark vanced instruction before his to be your Mr. and Mrs. George D. McKay of 67 Branford St. His paternal ty tax collection in the first held Oct. 13 at 6:30 p.m. at St. Gilblair received his bobcat assignment at Ft. Benning, Ga. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James D. Townsend of Biddeford, three months of the 1974-1975 ials like our “Quality-Protected” beef. They Bridget Church. The Ad Altare andWebelo award. A 1974 graduate of South Wind Food Stamp Store. Maine. He has two brothers, Wayne Carlson and David Town fiscal year was $7,478,890, Dei classes will be conducted Scouts whose birthdays were sor High School, he will also send, and three sisters, Lorie and Sheryl Carlson and Katherine Turek reported. The tax base by Seminarians from Holy observed this summer and last receive a $2,500 award for his help you lower your food bill. That’s what get Townsend. this year is approximately $14.1 Apostles Seminary, Cromwell. month were given new books. infantry enlistment upon com million, compared to $12.5 What to do Further information may be ob pletion of training. ting your Stop & Shopsworth is all about. Feury, Robert Earl Jr., son of Robert and Marjorie Monahan They are Mark Cycenas, Frank million last year. tained from William Curtis, with leftover Feury of Cora Rd., Tolland. He was bom Sept. 21 at Manchester Sacchi, Patrick Burke, Gary The over-all total consists of 643-0261 after 6 p.m. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Robert F. Millbrant, Paul Cirignano, Tod curren-year taxes, prior-year Roast Pork? Monahan of 64C Ambassador Dr. His paternal grantoother is Perham, William Unites, and Stephen Sossin, son of Mrs. taxes, and interest and lien Pack 251 James Virginia. Connie Sossin, 4 Avon St., “Quality-Protected” Naturally Aged Beef! See Mrs. Peter Dudula of Oxford, Mass. He has a sister, Elizabeth, 2. 'The engagement of Miss Joan fees. Cub Scout Pack 251 held its The schedule for the year was recently reported for active Starts Monday, Oct. 7 - Saturday, Oct. 12 Stickelmaier of Metamora, 111. The three-month breakdown “Consumerisms." first meeting of the new season presented. ’The first outing will duty in the U.S. Army for three Schick, Amy Elizabeth, daughter of William and Lena Cohun to Calvin Chism Coolidge of of receipts is $7,377,908 for The feature article is at Verplanck School. be a trip to the University of years to work At Ft. Devens, Schick of 143 Linmoore St., Hartford. She was bom Sept. 24 at Hebron, has been announced by current-year, $83,421 for prior- New scouts who received Connecticut to watch a football Mass. After taking basic Chicken Broth "Pork Party" and con Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. yar, and $17,561 for interest and their bobcat awards were: game later this month. training at Ft. Dix, N.J., he will tains a recipe for a savory Goulash Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cohun of 65 Harlan St. Her paternal grand Jerome Stickelmaier of College Inn ^ i 3% o z .^ J receive advanced instruction in parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hodge of 856 Tolland Tpke. Her Metamora, 111. Mini-priced* special. cans using leftover pork. “Stop & Shop Virginia as a wheeled vehicle maternal great-grandfather is William Fortier of Pike, N.H. Her Mr. Coolidge is the son of Mr. Sheer pantyhose MHS To Hold News” has a capsule description of mechanic before assignement Blade Steak paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hodge of and Mrs. Albert A. Coolidge of Reg. 1.50...... 1.15/pr., 3 pr./3.25 B & M Baked Beans “1.1' 49= WIC, the federally funded program at his Massachusetts post. He is Session On Manchester. She has a sister, Kimberly Ann, 2Vi. Hebron. Vanity Fair Loungewear Sale Sheer-to-walst pantyhose a former Manchester High Underwood Spreads can 59S, Beef Clnick^B which helps pregnant women, nursing The bride-elect is a graduate Reg. $2 ...... 1.50/pr.; 3 pr./$4. College Status Deviled Hem. Chicken or Corned Beef School student. 46 oz. $-4»a mothers, infants and young children to Brown, Carrie Jean, daughter of Duane and Barbara Jane of Illinois Central College and is Sheer support pantyhose Stop & Shop Peanut Butter jer I Bone-in Oct. 7th-Oct. 19th The Manchester High School get proper nutrition. Scata Brown of 1578 Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. She was born currently a senior at Bradley Reg. 3.50...... 2.95/pr., 3 pr./8.40 2 lb. “Quality-Protected” Beef Sept. 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Maternal grand University, Peoria, 111. She is Kenneth Vasalonus, son of guidance department will pre Smucker’s Grape Jelly 89' Control top pantyhose Blueberry 21 oz. C Q c is extra tender and parents are Mr. and Mrs. Santo Scata of Hartford; Her paternal majoring in special education. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vasalonus of Reg. $3 ...... 2.75/pr., 3 pr./7.75 sent a symposium of college ad Wyman’s Pie Filling or Cherry can Uwe grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Richardson of Greenfield, Her fiance was graduated 32 Niles Dr., recently enlisted Queen size sheer pantyhose missions officers Tuesday from flavorful, fresh, juicy, S ^ft^ Fltanks Mass. She has a sister, Kathleen Ann, iVi. from Bradley University where ROBES in the U.S. Army for a three- 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the high school well trimmed. he majored in business ad year term. He will take basic Reg. 2.50...... 2.15/pr., 3 pr./$6. cafeteria. Swift's Premium 1 lb. Dial Soap lb. Pkg. Hill, Jennifer Susan, daughter of Wyatt Tucker Jr. and ministration. He is currently Nylon Tricot Quilted training at Ft. Dix, N.J. and This is the second in a series Meat or Beef Christine McClary Hill of Vernon Garden Apt., Vernon. She was employed in Peoria. He has will be assigned a military oc of post-high school education Values like these, give you 3 oz.»« born Sept. 25 at Manchester Memori^al Hospital. Her maternal been commissioned a second ...Dramatic in its elegant cupational specialty before planning seminars. your Stop & Shopsworth. bars $.]29 Admissions representatives “Quality^Protected” Beef Naturally Aged Swift Premium Bacon ".TK Jx'S: grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James McClary of Dover, N.J. lieutenant in the U.S. Air simplicity, satin trim at 8 or. 7 Q c Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Tucker Hill of Force. r neckline. Hidden seam from various colleges will dis 5 Brown & Serve Sausages pkg. / O 7 in i Dog Food u.ddi.Bo, Swift Premium Frozen High Point, N.C. Her maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. The couple plan a December pocket... cuss admissions today and the Margaret Walter of Madson, N.J., and Mrs. Robert McClary of wedding.______Colors: offerings at their colleges. The Little Friskies Cat Food o-y b« *1” Eot^Sausage Links Skinless—Frozen Z 99' Hartsville, S.C. Her paternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. J. H. following colleges will be Red Plush Kimbies Disposable Diapers p's Corned Beef Brisket For Oven Roeiting 1 lb. Hicks of High Point, N.C., and Mrs. Margaret Hill of Lynchburg, Watch Your Crystalien represented: Dayllme 30't Va. Hartford State Technical Porterhouse Genoa or Hard Salami=*"^K""’X' 69' Long, reg. 26.00 . . . 19.95 Do you know what College, Manchester Communi 16 oz..can makes 2 quarts Italian Sausages p.-nB-nd x *1^® Monaco, Nicole Leigh, daughter of John and Judy Bellefleur Short, reg. 18.00 . . . 13.95 ty College, University of Beef $ ^ 7 0 Monaco of 18 Leland Dr. She was born Sept. 25 at Manchester really foes on at a Connecticut, Eastern Connec Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mary FAT-GO ticut State College, Clark Orange Juke M eat Pies Lose ugly excess weight with the Loin Bellefleur of 25 Winter St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and University in Worcester, Mass., S teak Mrs. Thomas Monaco of East Hartford. Her paternal great sensibie NEW FAT-GO diet TWEED’S University of Hartford, and Ib. Chicken or Beef looz pian. Nothing sensationai Just ¥feight Watcherrmeeting! grandfather is Placido Cavallaro of East Hartford. steady weight ioss for those that Specialty Shop Hartford College for Women. \ »If Juice from Florida Sold fresh in our meat case. pkg reaily want to iose. Ronald Mocadlo, MHS "Quality-Rrotected” guidance counselor, will 5 lb. Bag French Fries Sun Glory Brand strip Steak-Beef Loin BONE IN I riflf 2 Pound Package $.499 Collins, Brian Kieth, son of Charles and Rita Parent Collins of A fuii 12 day supply only $2.50. 773 Mam Street in IV IO ai u u a i Sold frozen In our meet dept I * 161 Oak St. He was tiorn Sept. 25 at Manchester Memorial moderate the session. Ag|( drug store Downtown Manchester Rice, Peas & Mushrooms Ey?2pk».79' s Flavors Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerard about the FAT-GO reducing plan Gelatines Parent of Lewiston, Maine. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. and start losing weight this week. Birds Eye Mixed Vegetables2pVB'.79' with onion aauca White Gem U.S. Grade “A” Available in Stores Featuring A Service Deli Germaine Collins of Lewiston, Maine. He has a brother, Scott Money back in full if not complete OPEN THURS. NITES Adult School Lee, 2V4. ly satisfied with weight loss from ’til 9 Birds Eye French Beans 2 p k g i. 79' the very first package. To Open In with Almondi; with Muahrooma Cole S law Peas with MushroomsBi'd. Ey.2 p k g i. 79' DON'T DELAY We make this ourselves Free Parking In Rear New Center Mrs. Vince Heads Golden Age g a « FAT-QO today Chicken or Beef Pie siopTshop 69' In our own spotless kitchen. LlggeU Drug B rm lers M inchestor Psrkade The Adult Basic Education Mrs. Georgina Vince of New Alice Anderson, treasurer; Ann Chicken Salad Tuna or Ham Center will have its formal P^SstopXShop4 'm I'Z Whole 2y2-3 lbs. State Rd. recently was re Gantor, chaplain; and Martha opening Wednesday at 10:30 elected president of the Golden McCollum, chairman of sick teoi. s-igg When the chickens are this good, and a.m. Attending the event will be Taste O’Sea Cod Fillets pkg. I Values from our dairy department! Age Club at its annual meeting committee. John Ryan, head of the adult the price this low, you’re getting your at the Senior Citizens Center. Club dues are now payable Taste O’Sea Clam Platter ZV- 59= education program for the State 5 lb. $-119 Stop & Shopsworth. Other elected officers are and may be made anytime this Bread Dough Rhodta>-S Pack pkg. I Cottage Cheese of Connecticut. May Tivnan, vice president; month. Give her 33 PI. $.<29 Sara Lee Apple Pie pkg. I stop & Shop 16 oz. Esther Gaudette. secretary; The center is located at 739 2V$-3 Main St., next to the Full White Gem Ib6. Small or Large Curd Cup a fiery opal pendant. Stop & Shop Ice Cream 6 Flavora 2c’<^1.69' Broilers-Cut up or Split 4 9 t Find out, during Weight Watchers Program 7-DAY MENU Gospel Interdenominational Hendrie’s Popsicles ” “oi't'j''''" 89® It's Octobei', you know. Watchers National Open Meet PLANNER-21 complete meals Church, formerly the State Processed Amer. Cheese Borden^JJ,' $329 LYNN LEE Theater, and will the base of ing Month. September 30th- like the ones enjoyed by our members w • ■ Chicken Turnovers ^ ’’''s- Whipped Cream Fount Wip 75' CARD n’ PARTY Pyramid, $1075; Raindrop, $775; Oval, $2650 October20th. If you are at least while we help them lose weight! the morning classes in the Banquet Meats program. 24 oz. Pkg. Cracker Barrel Cheese 'pkV 89' 10 pounds overweight, visit us Visit usi It's a chance to see what Anyone interested in adult Cookin’ Bag Chicken Croquettes Kraft—Sharp SHOP 14-karat gold and learn how we can help you 5 oz. ^ ^ Bonbel Cheese L°g'. 89' we're all about with absolutely classes which offer a pre-high 7 Varieties pkgs. 2 Pound Pkg. lose weight and keep it off. no obligation to join. school review, high school Chicken Pies Babybel Cheese X. 89' Take home a FFIEE full- Call us for the time and place of the equivalency, and English for 4 e ® Sliced Swiss Cheese Counirylln* 'pkg* *"1^® the foreign born is invited to at From Stop & Shop’s own bakery! Chicken Au Gratin 2 Pound Pkg. THE SWEETEST DAY IS color booklet, featuring a Weight open meetings scheduled in this area. tend. All classes are free of Firm & Fruity Yogurt All). Fllvori 5 cupl ^1 SAT., OCTOBER 19th charge to local residents as Sliced to order in our Deli-Hut. part of the Manchester adult English Muffins Available In Stores Featuring A Service Deli Ramembtr your (wMtheart, wifa and education program. Reel in all week savings! mothar with a Swaataat Day Card... Spilt or Regular Piell Shampoo Joel Chaison, director of the llo z . Package of 6 Deutchmacher adult education program, says Your Choice There are day and evening classes at the following locations: this is the fifth year of morning Kitchen Cupboard Donuts 69' Turbot FBiets Bdogna'if^* 11 oz. jar or 5 oz. lube AND JUST IN TIMEI MANCHESTER Motts Community Hall, 587 East Middle Turnpike sessions in the program, but the Frozen Stop 4 Shop 19oz. pkg. of 12 ar Tuesday - 12:00 Noon RUSSELL STOVER’S ANNUAL first time the program has had Stop & Shop Apple Pie VI 69® Deep-$aa treats. m Deutchmacher Liverwurst style 99?., “FAVORITE SPECIAL” Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main Street a permanent location. d eem At present, Chaison says the Stop & Shop Date Nut Bread 2 loavaa^l Dressed Smelts— Frozen 69?b. Deutchmacher Salami ib, 69' i y Lb. Box. Rog. 94.35 $ 0 4 9 Monday - 7:30 PM, Wednesday - 7:30 PM new center can accommodate Cranberry Nut Bread 12 oz.; or Banana Tea Bread 12V^ oz. A /4 Aaaortod Chocolates SALE 0 Cooked Fish Cakes 69' Did Fashioned Deli Franks *1^ Toothpaste about 35 or 40 people. Classes Stop 4 Shop — Nstural Ctflng 7 oz. tube __^_^^__fOn_Sa/aJhru_OcJo6ar_2222^^^^^^ SOUTH WINDSOR: Wapping Community Church, 1790 Ellington Road * Thursday - 7:30 PM are currently sch^uled Mon Breaded Shrimp Eldorado 16oz. pkg. White American Cheese il?. 55' 79 days through Thursdays from 9 W lute Bread FOR HALLOWEEN For additional Information, call: to 11 a.m. Eventually, Chaison Yah-Yah Buttercrest Indian River White Seedless Sure says, if the funding is available, « „ » i PARn FAVORS 232-7600 Stop & Shop Sliced loaves GREETINO CARDS he hopes the center would ex Deodorant pand so adult students could 16 oz, QQC CANDY Stop & Shop Italian Bread2 loaf drop in any time of day to at PARn SUPPLIES 16 oz. OQc GrapeSniit S I Regular & 9oz. tend classes. Stop & Shop Vienna Bread loaf Unscented Can Additional information regar- 15W 01. 7 Q C 7“ Plant ____ Coconut Cake Stop & Shop pkg. Asst. Foliage Plants on Bark *2”. Others from $275 r*»y Paymenit ding these programs is Itsm i oifArtd for M ie not svallablt In cat# loti or (o othar ratall daalars or wholaaalara. 646^491 K-MART PLAZA o p m Daily JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 available by contacting the WEIGHT WATCHERS. i HANCHNIM HiR AU ) 21B Spencer SL 10 BJn. - 8 p.m. S S I MAIN OTReCT IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER director at 646-5854, ext. 252. STOP & SHOP in • MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8:00a.m.-10:00p.m., Mon.-SaL’ Mandiestar TiHirs. A FrI. Ull 9 p.m. ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 7, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon,, Oct. 7, 1974 — PAGE THIRTEEN / y-ii OBITUARIES Girl Hit by Van Indians^ Offense Highlights Miss Dorothy S. Herzog Mrs. Margaret G. Dwyer Miss Dorothy S. Herzog, 82, The funeral was held today FIRE CALLS Qn Critical List formerly of 304 Porter St., died for Mrs. Margaret Gribbon T Sunday in a local convalescent Dwyer, 86, of Johnson Rd., i i ' home. Columbia, formerly of MANCHESTER Born Oct. 18,1891 in Manhat Manchester, who died Friday at MANCHESTER Second Straight Football Win Saturday, 11:42 p.m. — McGuire Lane was damaged by tan in New York City, she was a a Willimantic convalescent Dumpster fire at Verplanck Tracy A. Dugay, 13, of Cedar a chemical splashed on it Satur former school teacher and home. She was buried in St. Swamp Rd., Coventry is still day. School. (Town) for a two-point conversion taught 9 years in New Jersey James Cemetery. listed in critical condition in the • The hood of a vehicle By Len Auster _ another quarterback like kicker Neil McKenney Butler for a 15-yard TD, Sunday, 12:M p.m. — Water hime this season.” making it 22-15. with the latter outracing two and 31 years in Brooklyn, N.Y. The Holmes Funeral Home, in cellar on Birch St. (Town) special care area of parked at Mt. Nebo field Satur Offense held the limelight added the first of his two After Wethersfield She retired in February, 1952 400 Main St., was in charge of Today, 11:21 a.m. — Car fire h^nchester Memorial Hospital day night during a football Saturday afternoon as Stung by a touchdown knd extra points. defenders to the left flag. and made her home with her arrangements. today. threatened, the drive stalled at 358 Adams St. (Eighth game was badly burned by a Manchester High out two-point’ conversion as q e The Eagles netted the Papa and Daly combined for cousin, Mrs. Joseph Mandeville Among the survivors are two ’Tracy was struck by a panel by a Steve Dawson intercep District) flare put on it. distanced Wethersfield, 28- hotn sounded endirtg'Tue count five minutes into the a two-pointer and a 15-14 of 304 Porter St. sisters, Mrs. Harold Hines of truck Friday at 7:10 p.m. on • A fence at a Green Manor tion, and several exchanges, TOLLAND COUNTY 15, in CCIL football action at first half which put second stanza as Papa found halftime advantage. Private funeral services will Enfield and Mrs. William Saturday, 11:22 a.m. — Lawn- Green Manor Blvd. at the Dr. home was pulled up Friday Wethersfield ahead, 15-14, Manchester began favorite target Steve Butler, Manchester exhibited a be held at the convenience of Barrett of New Britain. Their Parkade as she was walking Memorial Field before 1,100 mower on fire on Windsorville night and a boulder rolled over Manchester regained the in operations on the who latched onto seven well-balanced ground attack the family. Arrangements are names were inadvertantly with several other girls. boisterous fans. Rd. (Ellington Fire Depart a young tree. It is one of a Wethersfield 45 following a racking up 242 yards. Dodge being made by the Watkins omitted from the obituary in Stephen M. Massaro, 28, of 57 Prior publicity indicated itiative 15 seconds into the tosses for 141 yards, behind ment) series of such acts of vandalism second half pouncing on an short punt. Maloney gained had 64 yards on 12 carries, Funeral Home, 142 E. Center Saturday’s Herald. White St. was the driver of the in the area, police said. an aerial bombardment by the Manchester secondary Saturday, 6:29 p.m. — Gas 16 yards on a pitchout and Maloney 59 on nine rushes, St. Burial will be in Lutheran truck or van. Police said he • ’Three vehicles parked at Wethersfield and onlookers Eagle fumble. for a 52-yard scoring bomb. washdown by Center Middle “That was the key,” Olsen after three short bursts, the Kunz 51 on 12 carries and Cemetery in Queens, New York School. (Vernon Fire Depart struck the girl while attempting the Army & Navy Club on Main weren’t disappointed. Senior Papa added the PAT. City. Mrs. Maria Desplanque to avoid two other girls who had exclaimed, “They had the Tribe was faced with a Holding Wethersfield on Budanauro 42 on four. Mrs. Maria C. Desplanque, ment) St. Friday night were broken signal-caller John Papa, run in front of his van. momentum going into the fourth-and-seven. Maloney fourth down, Manchester Maloney also had a fine Robert L. Tuttle '87, of 57 Hillcrest Rd., widow of Saturday, 8:47 p.m. — Bam into and keys removed from one who tossed for 206 yards in Police have not pressed of them. locker room and taking the hit tight end John Madden on afternoon passing hitting BOLTON — Private burial Louis Desplanque, died Satur fire on Muddy Brook Rd. an opening win over Penney, took over at its own 31 with charges. • The pickup truck stolen a crossing pattern for 15 seven of eight tosses for 77 services were held this after day at a local convalencent (Ellington Fire Department) bettered that performance ball away then made the 5:47 remaining in the noon in Somerville, Mass, for Saturday, 10:33 p.m. — Car Tuesday from Manchester difference.” yards at the 11 to keep things opening half. Five minutes yards. home.- ’The van camper driven by by blistering Manchester for Robert Louis Tuttle, 30, of Born Jan. 2, 1887, in fire on Fairview Ave. Small ^ r s on Main St. was Linebacker Pete going. Two plays later and 11 plays later, Kunz Manchester, now 2-0 Robert A. Munroe, 38, of Lon found vandalized on a dirt road 284 yards via the air lanes, Somerville, formerly of Bolton Menamiens, France she had (Ellington Fire Department) McCluskey was credited Dodge tallied from seven dove over from the one with overall, 1-0 in the league, and Deep River, who died Oct. 4 Sunday, 9:49 a.m. — Struc don Rd., Hebron ran into the off Wetherell St. Saturday. completing 19 of 38 passes lived in Manchester for the past shack at the bottom of with the fumble recovery vards out through a gaping McKenney converting, three and having equaled its 1973 in Boston. He was the husband ture fire at Ted Trudon’s • ’The 1973 Chevy Nova of for two TDs. He was in 58 years. VA Mobile Van Visits Northview Ski Slope off Her and it took the Silk Towners hole. pass completions by win total, entertains always of Mrs. Dianne McCollum Tut Volkswagen dealership on Rt. Alan Muldoon of 507 Main St. tercepted twice but his pin Survivors are 3 daughters; cules Dr. Sunday at 9 p.m. six plays to regain the lead it An opening onside kick Maloney kept this drive in tough Conard High of West tle. 83. (Vernon Fire Department was stolen Saturday night from point passing played havoc Mrs. Robert Doellner and Mrs. He was given a written war held most of the first half. failed with sophomore Hartford Saturday afternoon He was born March 24, 1944, assisted by the Tolland Rescue in front of his apartment. with the Indians defense. high gear. Serge Desplanques, both of Brad Newcomb (left) and John Levitow, benefits counselors with the Veterans Ad ning for failure to yield the Alternating plays effective tackle Bob Noonan failing on Wethersfield, however, at 1:30 at Memorial Field. in Manchester. Manchester; Mrs. Bertha Truck) Note photo in today’s • Scott A. Becker, 11, of 109 (Herald photo by Dunn) “ He’s an excellent ministration, compare notes outside the VA mobile van visiting Manchester today and right of way. Adams St. shot himself in his ly, the locals reached the it for Manchester at his own “People are now going to be Other survivors are a son, Koehler of Vernon; 6 Herald. passer,” Manchester Coach wasn’t done for the half. tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The van’s on-board specialists explain VA benefits, such hand with a .22 caliber carbon 45. Marching the 55 yards in looking for us. We’re not as Robert J. Tuttle, and his grandchildren and 21 great- Sunday, 4:46 p.m. — False Larry Olsen admired, Eagles’ six with John Kunz Mike Daly returned the en parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton as GI bill educational allowances, home loans, medical care, and job training. In alarm on W. Main St. Other police reports over the dioxide pellet gun Saturday. He Jack Maloney (20) Signals MHS Touchdown covering the final distance just four plays. Dodge suing kickoff from his own consistant as we can be and grndchildren. weekend included: “Many of his pass com Tuttle Sr. of Westbrook; two Manchester, the van is located at Central Fire Headquarters near the Municipal Building. (Rockville Fire Department) was taken to MMH where the with 8:57 left in the third registered the first of his 15 to Manchester’s 27 with it’s a little early for CCIL Private funeral services were • The hood of a car parked on pletions couldn’t be sisters, Mrs. John McCartney (Herald photo by Bevins) Today, 12:20 a.m. — Struc pellet was removed. Score Was Made By John Kune at Bottom of Pile quarter. Senior quarterback two TDs on an 11-yard gallop Ed Budanauro making a visions but we’ll be reckoned held this afternoon at Watkins / defended against. They were of South Windsor and Mrs. ture fire at the Pines with just 2:08 elipsed from with in the league,” Olsen Funeral Home, 142 E. Center thrown right on the money. I Jack Maloney found Jason saving tackle. But it was in Joseph Roland of Westbrook; a St., with the Rev. George Webb, Restaurant on Rt. 83. Note the clock. Bare-footed place- candidly stated. hope we don’t run into Dodge open in the end zone vain as Papa connected with brother, Burton Tuttle Jr. of pastor of South United story in today’s Herald. (Ver GET OUR FREE ESTIMATE 7 Westrook; his maternal grand Methodist Church, officiating. non Fire Department assisted You’ll Be Happy You DIdl parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burial was in East Cemetery. • AormT Town To Reconstruct by Rockville and Tolland) /< Porterfield of Manchester, and AMBULANCE CALLS PAVE BEFORE WINTER COMES! Eagles No Match his paternal grandfather, Louis MANCHESTER Tuttle of Manchester. Mrs. M. Cbamberlain ^ TOWN Highland Park Spring Saturday, 1:30 p.m. — Man' Bituminous Driveways • Parking Lots Namath Faces Miami Friends wishing to do so may Mrs. Mary Beube cut off toe with rotary lawn • Repairs ft Seaiing • Concrete make memorial contributions Chamberlain, 78, formerly of mower on Bank St. Coliform bacteria serves • Septic Systems MIAMI (U P I)-F o r the first ’The oddsmakers, who have to the Robert J. Tuttle Trust West Hartford, died Sunday in a ’The Highland Park Spring c .. (Manchester Ambulance) merely as an indicator that time in three years, Jqe made Miami as much as a 13- Fund, Community Banking Co., Hartford convalescent home. The Fellowcraft Club of Spring St., recently closed to Sunday, 2:50 a.m. — Woman pollution is possible and the GSH PAWNG & CONSTRUCTiON CO. Aga ins t No rthwes t point favorite, may have mis She was the mother of Norman Namath and the New York Jets North Branford. Manchester Lodge of Masons the public because of the injured fatally in motorcycle- J. Chamberlain and Mrs. springs are not adequately West SL, Bolton Phone Todayl 649-5233 face a Miami team with a leaky sed it but Namath was sure to will meet at 7:30 tonight at the presence of coliform bacteria, car accident at McKee and W. Evelyn Maguire, both of protected, Kraatz said. pass defense and a so-so run have noted the weaknesses Masonic Temple. ’There will be will be reconstructed by town Center Sts. Note story in Manchester. Presence of colifirm bacteria ning attack when the Jets and which have permitted three a business meeting, followed by personnel and reopened in today’s Herald. (Manchester Other survivors are another wouldn’t necessarily cause il Eagles continued to give up the ball Dolphins square off in the NFL teams to complete better than Robert R. MacLacblan refreshments. about two months, according to Ambulance) By Debbie Caouette son and another daughter, ten lness, he said. while the Warriors, with a combined television game of the week 66 per cent of their throws COVENTRY - Robert R. Town Sanitarian Ronald Sunday, 9:45 p.m. — Auto ac Specializing in the wishbone grandchildren and two great ’The 75th anniversary com ’The three springs closed per effort, persisted on their warpath by tonight in the Orange Bowl. against Miami. MacLachlan, 87, of Sycamore Kraatz. cident in front of 98 Forest St. offense. Northwest Catholic High Trail died this morning at grandchildren. mittee of the Scandia Lodge, manently are located in Center when car hit tree. Taken to tallying four consecutive touchdowns Vasa Order of America, will Springs Park, on Buckland St., crushed Hartford County Conference Manchester Memorial Private funeral services will However, three other springs MMH were two 16-year-olds, behind their breakaway speed of their meet ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at and on Camp Meeting Rd. rival East Catholic, 61-12, before a Hospital. He was the husband of be Tuesday at the Newkirk & in Manchester with high Chris Hoverman of 61 Oak St., Choicest Meats In Town! running backs. Together the three the home of Francesco Spring pipes have been stunned crowd of East Catholic fans Olga V. Campbell MacLachlan. Whitney Funeral Home, 318 coliform counts will remain the driver, and Stanley Graham South WindsorUpended Morasco, 29 Jordt St. removed and the pipes will be musketeers — Robinson, Discenza and He was born June 7, 1887, in Burnside Ave., East Hartford. closed permanently, Kraatz Jr. of 26 Bunce Dr. ’They were Saturday afternoon at Fathers’ Field buried. John Stosuy — piled up 370 yards on New Brunswick, Canada, and Burial will be in Mt. St. said. treated and released at the in West Hartford. Bowing for the third time in touchdowns in the third stanza Members of the American TUES. OHLY SPECIAL! the ground. lived in Manchester many Benedict Cemetery, Bloom Town decision to reconstruct hospital. Police have not com Genuine "Weybest" Senior Dennis Robinson sparked the four starts Saturday was South with Jim Marcil scoring on a 62- *7-.) > Legion Auxiliary will meet East finally put some consistancy years until moving to Coventry field. Repeated water tests from the Highland Park Spring, pleted their investigation. Warriors’ ground attack with Windsor, 32-8, to Simsbury High yard gallop and Mark Nicholas Tuesday at 7 p.m. sharp at the CHICKEN 7 0 A into its game before the half. The eight years ago. There are no calling hours. the four springs have uncovered although it is on private land, (Manchester Ambulance) touchdown runs of 51 and 74 yards in Central Valley Conference gathered in a 20-yard scoring Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. (Horald phuto by Dunn) He was formerly employed coliform bacteria, showing that was reached because many Today, 3:08 a.m, — Auto ac LEGS...... lb. # 3 ^ Eagles came alive on a smooth 75- football action at the Trojans’ strike from Mike Cazetta. The Center St., to pay respects to while running mate Len Discenza with the Acme Plumbing and the springs are receiving sur townspeople use the spring, cident when car struck utility -OR- yard drive. Senior Co-Captain Joel field. The Bobcats are now 1-2 Trojans added two-point con the late Ruth Hickox. The slithered through the proud East Heating Co. in Hartford until he Mrs. Ruth M. Hickox face water not adequately Kraatz said. pole which then fell on car. Desimone hurtled over the line from in the conference while versions after each TD. Jason Dodge Outraces Defenders for Six Points auxiliary service will be con CHICKEN Q O < defense for four touchdowns on runs retired 11 years ago. Mrs. Ruth M. Hickox, 72, of filtered through the ground, The reconstruction, to be Taken to MMH with minor in the one for the touchdown. East Simsbury upped its aggregate Coach Ralph McCarroll’s ducted. Members are reminded of 35, 18, 24 and two yards. ’The Other survivors are 2 sons, 400 Woodland St. died Sunday at Kraatz said. done by the town public works juries were Terrance Riley, 25, BREASTS ...... lb. 0 % l ^ entered the lockerroom trailing by a mark to 2-2, 1-2 in the CVC. Bobcats got on the board in the to wear hats. Warriors chalked up 473 yards 4n a Manchester Back Scored Twice Against Wethersfield Douglas R. MacLachlan of the home of her son, Leo department, involves deepening of Hartfod, the driver; and 40-6 margin. third period with sophomore Hickox, in Marlborough, N.H. and gravel-packing of an great offensive show. Northwest Coventry and Rutherford J. Members of the American Thomas Houghey, 28, of 23 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET In the final half. E ast’s only Eric Woodward diving over MacLachlan of Manchester; 5 She was born Feb. 19,1902, in existing concrete and stone Seaman Circl. Police have not quarterback Gil Walton threw seven Simsbury got on the board from the one culminating a 63- Legion Post 102 will meet Mrs. Sandra Freeman will pre 317 Highland St.. Manchester—Phone 646-4277 penetration came midway into the daughters, Mrs. Earl Murphy of Hartford, the daughter of cistern used to gather water completed their investgation. times for 123 yards and two TDs and first as Rob Davis recovered a yard drive. Blair Boucher Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at the Post sent a cultural progtam. Miss third stanza. The offense, led by Indiantown, Fla., Mrs. Sarah ’Thomas and Susan Quirk Bane. from the spring. (Manchester Ambulance) scored one hiriiself. fumbled punt attempt in the end added the two-point conversion. Home. Refreshments will be Marilyn Broneill, president; quarterback Rob Tebecio and running NFL Sunday Roundup Krouse of Lake Worth, Fla., She lived in Manchester for 40 zone. Bill Garrity rushed for Simsbury concluded the served. and Mrs. Elaine Strmatka, Within minutes of the first quarter. Mrs. Willard Bradford of years. She was a past president backs Desimone and junior Cephus the two-point conversion. The scoring on a 50-yard jaunt by chairman of membership, will Northwest put together its first of Pittsburgh overcame stubborn Southwick, Mass., Mrs. Robert of the American Legion Nolen, picked away at the Warriors’ Trojans added two more Garrity. NEW YORK (UPI) - For Bengals 28, Redskins 17 officiate at a Ritual of Jewels nine successful drives. Hammering 58 Stearns of Manchester, and Auxiliary in Manchester. defense. Desimone rocketed through the first few weeks winning Lemar Parrish scored on a Houston. Billy Johnson ran 47 Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta candlelight ceremony for Mrs. yards from their own 42, Robinson yards for an Oiler TD as Mrs. Calvin Muldoon of Coven Besides her son in New defenders and scored the final East 90-yard punt return and a 47- Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday at Rita Berube of 76 Phoenix St., exploded for 51 yards through the was an experience. Now it’s Houston clung to a 7-6 lead try; 35 grandchildren and 53 Hampshire, other survivors are 8 p.m. at the home of Miss Lynn six-pointer from the three. becoming commonplace for yard return of a fumble in Cin Vernon. East defense to erect an early 6-0 cinnati’s win over Washington. before Pearson’s score. great-grandchildren. another son, Wayne Hickox of Richmond, 123 Richmond Dr. The win advances Northwest’s the New England Patriots Manchester; two sisters. Miss lead. Robinson glided for a total of 161 Ken Anderson threw a 24-yard Bears 24, Soints 10 Funeral services are record to 3-1 while the Eagles dip to 1- and the St. Louis Cardinals. Thursday at a time to be an Marie E. Bane and Miss Juel B. yards on nine carries. TD pass to Isaac Curtis and Gary Huff ran a yard for one 2-1. East travels to Uncasville for a - 0 S T m nounced at the Holmes Funeral Bane, both of Windsor; three Northwest’s pressuring defense The two clubs both picked to Bootie Clark ran three yards TD and threw 39 yards to Bo finish near the bottom of their Home. 400 Main St. Burial will grandchildren- and several constantly troubled the Eagle 11. The Friday night clash at 7:30 with HCC for another TD for the Bengals, Rather for another, sparking be in East Cemetery. nieces and nephews. foe St. Bernard. divisions, continued to rate as now 3-1. Sonny Jurgensen Chicago past New Orleans. Ken Friends may call at the The funeral will be BOTTI FRUIT FARM pro football’s biggest stories as relieved Bill Kilmer in the last Grandberry had an 11-yard TD MONTHLY they ran their records to 4-0 funeral home Wednesday from Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from period and threw TD passes of run for the Bears while Archie 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the John F. Tierney Funeral 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester Sunday with impressive vic four yards to Moses Denson and Manning passed eight yards to Home, 219 W. Center St., with a tories. 22 to Jerry Smith for the Alvin Maxon for the lone Saint New England which numbers Mass at 10 at St. Bridget Redskins now 2-2. TD. Super Bowl champion Miami Church. Burial will be in Mt. St. APPLES - PEACHES - PLUMS Broncos 17, Chiefs 14 Giants Victimized and powerhouse I^s Angeles Raiders 40, Browns 24 Benedict Cemetery, Bloomield. Rookie Jon Keyworth scored among its victims annihilated Ken Stabler's three TD Friends may call at the NEW HAVEN (UPI) - ‘"They were taking our inside twice on short bursts in the se FRESH SWEET CIDER the winless Baltimore Colts 42-3 passes led Oakland past Mayors Seek funeral home Tuesday from 7 to game away,” was Snead’s cond half as Denver beat Kan The Atlanta Falcons still evn pulling its first team Cleveland. After the Browns 9 p.m. explanation of why he sas City for its first win. Bobby aren’t scoring many points midway through the third took a 10-0 lead, Stabler threw Rev-Share attempted the risky sidelines Bell had a 28-yard interception INCOME but at least they’ve found period. 11 yards to Fred Biletnikoff, 45 pass to Rhodes. “I threw the return for the Chiefs. Expansion out what it’s like to win this And St. Louis trailing 9-0 at to Clarence Davis and 10 to Cliff ball good and it went just where Rams 16, Lions 13 season. I wanted it to ... almost.” halftime, erupted for 24 points Branch. Davis also scored on a NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The The Falcons, thanks to safety in the third period to swamp the one-yard plunge while Charley John Hadl, who had his pass late in the third quarter. Snead, with the exception of Connecticut Conference of R ay B ro w n ’s 5 9-yard San Francisco 49ers 34-9. Hall returned an interception 29 2,000th career completion, Mayors and Municipalities has He then scampered untouched rookie Doug Kotar’s 53-yard TD touchdown run with an in , It Vikings 23, Cowboys 21 yards for one Brwns’ TD and threw four yards to Bob Klein begun a drive to get the state’s down the left sideline to score run in the first quarter, was un as Los Angeles jumped to a 16-0 tercepted pass, beat the New able to get the Giants’ offense Minnesota remained the only Hugh McKinnis ran 44 yards for congressional delegation to sup the tie-breaking touchdown, lead and then held off Detroit’s York Giants 14-7 Sunday for untrack^ and was removed in other unbeaten team as Fred another. port the be-enactment and only Atlanta’s fourth TD of the last period rally to win. Bill their first victory in four favor of Jim Del Gaizo with 10 Cox kicked a 27-yard field goal expansion of revenue sharing. season. Bills 27, Packers 7 Munson had TD passes of 34 games. minutes left to play, much to that barely went through the The conference will tell the “Brown made it a great play Jim Braxton scored on three yards to Ron Jessie and one CHECKS “I was looking for the play,” the delight of the crowd of 50,- uprights with one second left to incumbent federal lawmakers because it worked,” snapped short runs and Joe Ferguson said Brown, a four-year veteran defeat Dallas. The kick, Cox’ yard to Charlie Sanders for the and candidates that an end to testy Falcon Coach Norm Van 415 at Yale Bowl. However, Del passed nine yards to Ahmad from West Texas State. “He third of the game, came after Lions. revenue sharing funds will Brocklin. Gaizo, the lefty thrower Rashad for another score as (Giant quarterbac Norm Calvin Hill put Dallas ahead on Eagles 13, Chargers 7 mean’ “grave economic and You need more money. Right? HIGHEST RETURNS Van Brocklin, whose job acquired from Green Bay prior Buffalo trounced Green Bay. Snead) had thrown to (Ray) an eight-yard run with 2:26 left. Defensive tackle Bill Dunstan social consequences for the Heritage Savings and Loan is ready You get the biggest monthly check where you earn the reportedly was in jeopardy to the start of the season, also i M M MacArthur Lane ran three Rhodes in the same situation Llln 2 Fran Tarkenton threw TD returned a fumble 46 yards for a towns and cities,” Mayor Frank to help you. Right! Deposit your highest rate. because of the club’s poor start proved ineffective on the (Herald plioto by Dunn I yards for the Packers’ only two plays earlier. The play had passes of 66 and 13 yards to touchdown and Tommy Sullivan J. McCoy of Vernon said Sun savings with us, and upon your re this year, had his team dressed Giants’ final two possessions. worked then and I figured he’d Chuck Foreman for Minnesota score. plunged a yard to lead day. and on its bus within 20 minutes “ I didn’t expect to go in quest, we will automatically mail try it again.” while Roger Staubach had TD Sleclcrs 13, Oilers 7 Philadelphia past San Diego. Alternatives to revenue y DEPOSIT MONTHLY CHECK after the game and yelled at because I thought Snead was West Siders Salute Ernie Dowd you a check each month for interest What Brown did was step in passes of 58 yards to Golden Preston Pearson ran nine Dan Fouts had a five-yard TD sharing funds are increased newsman, “You’ll have to doing a good job,” said Del earned on your savings. Your ori front of Rhodes on the Falcon 41 Richards and five to Walt yards for the deciding TD early pass to Gary Garrison for the property taxes and decreased 5V4%* make a story out of the fact I’m Gaizo, who completed 2-of-6 Fran Mahoney, left, Congratulates Guest ginal savings remain untouched— 7»/2%** and pick off Snead’s sideline Garrison for Dallas now 1-3. in the fourth period as Chargers. services McCoy said. not giving you any.” passes for 19 yards. continuing to work for you. You $ 5,000 $ 22.23 $ 31.78 He said revenue sharing has could use another check every helped municipalities to meet $10,000 $ 44.46 $ 63.57 their needs without having to month, right? annually submit appropriations m WAY WE WERE TOTAL SECURITY $20,000 $ 88.92 $127.14 requests to Congress. $30,000 $133.38 $190.71 No One Surprised Anymore at Pats^Success The effort to obtain pledges for your funds. Accounts here are in from the six congressmen and The year was 1921 and Watkins introduced sured by the Federal Savings and Loan S ^ 5 0 ,0 0 0 Manchester’s first motor hearse. Friends kidded us Insurance Corporation. $222.30 $317.85 ^ two senators is part of a cam- Uruce Laird fumbled punt Angeles Rams managed 109 paign with counterpart and competition derided us but this new fangled equip BOSTON (UPI) - The England from a rag-tag He gave the Patriots a 7-0 in this team may be pro foot first time this season. IT’S EASY TO START * based on Regular savings account at 5l^% a year day-in “It’s a good feeling to be return on the Colt 24. last week. organizations in other states ment proved us to be in tune with community’s needs. New England Patriots are expansion outfit into the talk lead on the game’s third ball should not be played like It’s as simple as opening any savings day-out interest. Herron, who had 154 total New Colts field boss Joe coordinated by the National off to their best start in a of the NFL. “We didn’t play with a 69-yard connec a business. Maybe it should able to sit down in the third Our vehicles have changed quite a bit from this early account. Just tell us you want Monthly ’* based on 4 year $1,000 certificate at 71/ 2% a year with a yards including a 66-yard Thomas, who added ad League of Cities. decade and no one around expect it to go this easily. It tion to Rucker and later be played like a game. What quarter and watch the team motor hearse, but one thing hasn’t changed...Our Income Checks. substantial penalty for premature withdrawal. punt return, wormed ditional duties to his general the National Football was a nice win for us.” flipped four yards to Sam we need is enthusiasm and play when you’re ahead,” friendliness, sincerity and dedication...and that’s the through the middle five manager’s job when Howard League is surprised The victory was so easy— Cunningham. Mack Herron motivation and that’s what said Plunk«tt, who has nine way we’ll stay. plays later for the score. Schnellenberger was fired anymore. the Patriots built a 21-3 half scored from five yards out, Coach Fairbanks provides.” touchdown tosses in four The New England defense last week said his team 'The Patriots made the time lead — that Jim flanker Darryl Stingley “ We are playing much games. “Whenever I used to complimented the offensive “made early mistakes that once potent Baltimore Colts Plunket made his earliest swept 23-yards with a double more agressively” added sit down it was because we attack by closing off killed us. The big thing was GLOBE their fourth straight victim exit in his four-year stay reverse and reserve John defensive end Julius Adams. were way behind.” Baltimore's running game— he didn’t n;ake any third Travel Service Sunday with a 42-3 win that with the Patriots. The 1971 Tarver bulled seven yards “ Chuck fires us up New England never came Heril^je Savings for the other Patriot scores. team just as he molded everyday. He tells us ‘You close to being behind, allowing 85 yards, rushing. down plays and they did. was as impressive as a vic- Heisman Trophy winner 555 MAIN STREET The Patriots last in the NFL (The Colts were 6-17, the lOO tory should be by a from Stanford left midway “This was the first week Oklahoma into a college have to do a job so go ahead scoring on its first two & Loan Association • Since 1891 against the rush in 1973, now Patriots 10-15). 643-2165 powerhouse over a have-not. through the third period where you would say things dynamo before leaving in and do it; ’ and the guys feel series for a 14-0 lead and ad Ov«r 30 Yean SKTVERSAIi have held the Miami “We need a game like the S_ “We were worried about after throwing his third were comfortable and 1972. great about it.” ding an early second period Tracet Experience Dolphins New York Giants Patriots win over Miami the game when we went into touchdown pass of the game, relaxed on the sidelines” Rucker, who caught three One guy who feels terrific TD at the start of the second Authorized agent in Manchester formerly Manchester Savings and Loan Association passes for 92 yards said and Colts to under 1(X) yards (34-24) to make the players for all Airlines, Railroads and WATKINS FUNERAL HOME / 142 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER - 646-5310 MalnOltlca: Main SI . Manchester 649-4588 • K-Mart Olfice: Spencer St., Manchester 649-3007 it,” said Chuck Fairbanks a 16-yarder to Reggie said Fairbanks who has is Plunket, who is calling period after specialist Andy 1007 on the ground, while Los believe.” Steamship Lines. • Coventry Oftice: Rl. 31, Coventry 742-7321 who has turned New Rucker. made the Patriots a solid Fairbanks is “the difference most of his own plays for the Johnson had recovered a PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Oct. 7, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 7, 1974 — PAGE FIFTEEN Brazilian Dodgers ’ Penguin Grand Prix Geiberger Breaks Dragon, Stevens Cop Races 0 AND Champion 19th HOLE By Dean Yost and easily outdistanced the laps of 20.70 seconds. 0 1 Long Losing Skein RADK 30-car field to win the $1,000 Finishing a distant second American Conference prize. Second across the line was the current national WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. Stands Like Eagle EAST Country Club Pole-sitters in both the was Canadian standout J.C. point-leader in the NASCAR W L T Pet. (UPI) — For Emerson Fit BEST 12 - Qass A - John the sun-baked tournament but Johnny Miller, golf’s golden TONIGHT late-model sportsman and Graton, third went to Joey Modified Division, Richie New England 4 0 0 1.000 tipaldi, Sunday’s United LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Wilks 45-4-41, Frank Lipinski 47- his two-under-par 69 over the boy of 1974, had the best round NFL: Jets vs. Dolphins, Ch. NASCAR modifieds, Bob Kourafas, last year’s cham Evans, followed by Jerry BuffMo 3 1 0 .750 States Grand Prix was the - “How about that?” PITTSBURGH (UPI) - They call switched to a lighter bat today from 34 5- 42, Dick Bamingham 46-4-42; Sahara-Nevada Country Club of the day — a seven-under 65 — 8, WINF by Dragon and Bugs pion, fourth to Jean-Paul Cook. Miami 2 1 0 .667 ultimate; for winner Carlos smiled lean A1 Geiberger. Ron Cey “’The Penguin,” but in the ounces to 32. I^ en you get tired you Terry Schilling 45-3-42, Einar course was the best round to finish in a tie with Rodriguez Stevens respectively, won Cabana and fifth to Dragon’s NY Jets 1 2 0 .333 Reutemamn it is the begin "Johnny Miller wins eight in eyes of the Los Angeles Dodgers he have a tendency to uppercut. I was Lorentzen 45-3-42, Jim Moriarty among the top seven contenders and David Graham. the Fall Final yesterday younger brother, Beaver. With the victory, Stevens Baltimore 0 4 0 .000 ning. one year and I win one in Golf Coach stands more like an eagle today. much quicker today.” 42; Class B — A1 Carmienke 46- who started the last round. afternoon at the Stafford The second 80-lap event also won the Stafford track CENTRAL For American drivers Mario eight years.” One of the contenders Chi Chi BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Cey, whose squatty 5-foot-9 185- After failing in his first at-bat, Cey 6- 40, John Karszes 48-6-42, Pete The $4,387 check Miller took Springs Motor Speedway, was captured by Stevens, championship. W L T Pet. Andretti and Mark Donohue, Taylor 49-643, Dick Schotta 48- Without a tour victory since Rodriguez, took a triple bogey Bruce Webster, veteran head pound frame certainly belies his abili was unstoppable. He homered off the Cincinnati 3 1 0 .750 he won the 1966 PGA Cham home from the Sahara gave him topping the two-day event. bringing his seasons total to it’s wait until next year. 5-43; Class C— Stan Mloganoski eight on the 18th hole. $351,220 for the year — more basketball coach at the Univer Dragon, residing in Eighty-five cars, 43 of ty as one of baseball’s premier run leftfield foul pole leading off the Pittsburgh 2 11 .625 Fittipaldi, the Brazilian 49-641, Nick Zayarella 53-9-44, pionship — the 37-year-old Geiberger, playing three holes sity of Bridgeport, has assumed 13 triumphs at the half-mile which were modifieds, producers, turned in one of the best Houston 1 3 0 .250 veteran from Santa Barbara, than $30,000 above the old Milton, Vt., and top gun on fourth doubled in the sixth triggered Bullet, won the Formula I Joe Rogers 52-8-44; Low gross behind Rodriguez, knew he was record set in 1972 by Jack additional duties as coach of the oval. Stevens, driving very showed up for the Fall Cleveland 1 3 0 .250 Calif., finally saw things fall the Northern LMS circuit, hitting performances in National the decisive three-run eighth with world driving title by finishing — John Wilks 77, Blind bogey — home free. Nicklaus. school’s golf team. He succeed smoothly in the Koszella No. Final, which started Satur League playoff history Sunday and another double and singled in the WEST fourth Sunday while his closest Gil Stephens 111. into place Sunday. His 69 followed rounds of 70- A1 Sherman, who retired after started on the pole position 15, was turning consistant The result; A three-shot day with qualifying races. because of it the Dodgers now are ninth. He joins Pittsburgh’s Bob W L T Pet. competitors. Clay Regazzoni of PRO SWEEPS - Gross - 68-66, and his 276 total was By winning his sixth PGA 26 years of coaching. only one victory away from their first Oakland 3 1 0 .750 Switzerland and Jody Scheckter triumph in the $135,000 Sahara three strokes better than a Robertson as the only National Woody Clark 73, Dick Sleeves Invitational and a purse of $27,- event, the 6-2, 180-pound pennant since 1966. Leaguers to collect four hits in a Kansas City 2 2 0 .500 of South Africa, lost their 78, Net — Jim Moriarty 78-8-70, ninnerup foursome made up of Geiberger boosted his earnings Denver 12 1 .375 000. The 26-year-old third baseman, playoff game. chance for a title because of Bob Genovesi 81-11-70, Stan the Hill brothers — Dave and this year to $83,551 his top San Diego 1 3 0 .250 mechanical problems. “ I ^ don’t care about the Mike, plus Wally Armstrong nicknamed “Penguin” because of his “I think he’s a better player than Mloganoski 85-15-70, A1 Car money” Geiberger said, ‘"rhe money season ever. “I never felt this kind of mienke 82-12-70. and Jerry Heard. unusual walk, collected four hits in people give him credit for,” Dodgers National Conference money’s not important. It’s EAST pressure when I won the title in BEST 16 — Class A — Nevil cluding a pair of doubles and a homer, Manager Walter Alston said of Cey. 1972,” admitted Fittipaldi, who winning again that counts. W L T Pet. Fay 67-9-58, Mort Rosenthal 68- while leading the Dodgers to a 5-2 “He has power, he runs better than he entered the race tied with “I was going all out to win (UPI photo) St. Louis 4 0 0 1.000 9-59; Class B — Bill Prindle 69- here. At this point in my career, f,. ... triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirates. looks like he’s running and at third Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 Regazzoni at 52 points. It was their second straight victory in 12-57, John Karszes 70-12-58; second place doesn’t mean base he’s good. Saturday was the Washington 2 2 0 .500 Scheckter's 45 points gave him Class C — Stan Mloganoski 74- Hometown Golf Favorite Dick Green Goes Head over Heels on Bunt Hit the best-of-five series, and they return worst I’ve seen him play at third.” a slim outside chance for the ti anything. You lose confidence Dallas 1 3 0 .250 15-59, Gerry Miller 87-26-61; in yourself when you go this home now needing only one win in Cey agreed with his manager about NY Giants 1 3 0 .250 tle. “It was pressure right down Low gross— Erwin Kennedy 78, Oakland Player Stumbled over Oriole First Baseman Earl Williams to the final race. Fortunately I long without a win. You begin to three games to wrap up the NL flag. his performance in Saturday’s game, CENTRAL Sher Ferguson 79; Net — John wonder if yqu can do it again. Finishes LPGA in Style Lefthander Doug Rau, a 13-game which was won by the Dodgers 3-0. didn’t have to win it to gain the Karszes 83-12-71, Jim Moriarty W1 L T Pet. championship.” “You get tired of explaining winner during the’regular season, will behind Don Sutton’s four-hit pitching. Minnesota 4’ 0 0 1.000 81-8-73, Stan Mloganoski 88-15- to people how long it’s been Fittipaldi’s fourth-place Cameron Park, Calif. (UPI) paycheck. The two second place try to get the Dodgers a sweep of the “I had a feeling that I was the worst Chicago 2 2 0 .500 73, Tom Wall 83-10-73. between wins—too. Losing is in finish was worth three points Hometown favorite Carole Jo finishers won $3,500. Green Bay 2 2 0 .500 the back of your mind. It’s series Tuesday at Los Angeles. He player in the game,” said Cey, who and about a quarter-million LADIES — Ceil Perry-Helen Skala, whose physician husband Five other players tied for Momemtum Shifts will be opposed by Bruce Kison, a drove in 97 runs and played splendidly Detroit 0 4 0 .000 Malty-Mary Lou Pierro-Marge almost as if you’re a rookie out dollars in endorsements. was tourney director, finished fourth at 218, including all-time there.” righthander who posted a 9-8 record. at third during the regular season. “I WEST The Brazilian ace, when he Smith 65, Evelyn Lorentzen- the $35,000 Cameron Park top money winner Jo Anne Geiberger—a 15-year tour pro It was not too surprising to those even changed gloves today too.” W L T Pet. learned his rivals were in trou Mary Gallagher-Nellie LPGA classic in style. Garner, sultry Laura Baugh, from the University of Southern who had seen Cey play during the It wasn’t only Cey’s hitting that Los Angeles 3 1 0 .750 ble, deliberately slowed his Johnson-Joanne Hunt 65. and veterans Sandra Haynie, California, got some sound ad Her eagle on the final hole 7 regular season that he should emerge ruined the Pirates Sunday however. San Francisco 2 2 0 .500 McLaren in the final 10 laps to Sandra Palmer and Betsy Atlanta 1 3 0 .250 vice from his old college coach, gave her a six-under par 213 as the hero of game No. 2, but it was a Once again the league’s most potent conserve his engine and tires. Cullen, they won $1,700 each A1 Dark Declares New Orleans 1 3 0 .250 Stan Wood, who was at the tour total and a four-stroke victory Reutemann, the winner’s which shoved Mrs. Garner’s bit strange to Cey himself. He had offense failed to produce as Andy nament. over Jane Blalock and Cathy been so ill the past two weeks he was Messersmith and Mike Marshall com SUNDAY’S RESULTS wreath draped around his already record-breaking win OAKLAND (UPI) - Baseball in the fourth, Oakland got a break shoulders said he doubted he “I have a tendency to back Duggan, who both finished with nings up to $85,719 for the year, players in general and managers in when sure-handed second baseman beginning to wonder if he could con bined on an eight-hitter. As in Satur Atlanta 14, NY Giants 7 off,” Geiberger said. “Stan told 217. New England 42, Baltimore 3 could win his third Grand Prix she has won seven tourneys. particular like to talk about momen Bobby Grich dropped a high foul pop tribute anything to the Dodger effort. day’s game, all of the Pirates’ hits race of the year prior to Sun me to go out and attack the All tourney records were Mrs. Skala’s final day 69 Saturday, for example, he made two were singles. Cincinnati 28, Washington 17 SPORTS course.” tum, that undefinable emotional state up behind first by Sal Bando. Oakland 40, Cleveland 24 day’s event because of the close smashed as more than 9,000 followed early rounds of 73 and they claim decides championships. On the very next pitch, the Oakland errors in the field for the first time The Pirates however, aren’t ready battle for the title. Geiberger didn’t exactly burn turned out under sunny skies to 71 over the 6,190-yard Cameron Buffalo 27, Green Bay 7 SLATE up the course on the final day of In the first two games of the strongman lined a homier over the left this season and went hitless in three to give up. Chicago 24, New Orleans 10 "But once 1 saw Regazzoni watch Mrs. Skala earn a $5,000 Park layout. American League playoffs here, field fence. It stayed 1-0 until the sixth at-bats. And, in his first at-bat Sunday “People have laughed at us when Pittsburgh 13, Houston 7 and Scheckter out, I knew Fit he popped out with the bases loaded. we were down before and that helped tipaldi wouldn’t press me too which the A’s and Orioles split, both when Billy North walked to open the Denver 17, Kansas City 14 Monday managers A1 Dark of Oakland and inning, went to second on a wild pitch “I’ve had a virus the last two weeks pick us up and come back,” said Los Angeles 16, Detroit 13 hard.” Carlos Pace of Brazil finished CROSS COUNTRY Earl Weaver of Baltimore, talked and scored easily on a two-out triple and was not feeling up to par,” said Willie Stargell. “There’s an awful lot Philadelphia 13, San Diego 7 10.7 seconds behind the winner Soulh Windsor at Newington about momentum. off the right centerfield fence by Joe Cey. “I didn’t miss any playing time of pride on this ball club. Collectively, St. Louis 34, San Francisco 9 Minnesota 23, Dallas 21 in another Bragham. James Weaver claimed his club had it com Rudi. but developed an ulcerat^ tongue and we just have to call on our pride and Hunt of Britain was third in a Tuesday EAST SIDE — WEST SIDE ing into the playoffs because the The blow finished McNally as didn’t eat. I lost about six pounds. It’s remember our past performances. MONDAY’S GAME Hesketh. SOCCER NY Jets at Miami, N Orioles had won their last nine Weaver rushed in Wayne Garland, hard to say if it’s significant, but I They have to win three, not two.” The race was marred by the Enfield at Manchester ALL AROUND THE TOWN regular season games to clinch the Bob Reynolds and Grant Jackson death of Heimuth Koinigg of Middletown at East Catholic East. from the bullpen in an effort to keep Austria, a 25-year-old driver Cheney Tech at Coventry k Y ou Know Fran Then Sunday after the A’s had the A’s within range on the hopes that makine only his second Grand MCC at Wesleyan JV beaten the Orioles 5-0 behind the five- Holtzman might crack in the late in Major College Football Roundup Prix start. Koinigg’s Bolton at Rham hit pitching of lefty Ken Holtzman, nings. Surtees crashed through a steel Windsor at Rockville retaining wall and he was killed Windsor Locks at South Dark claimed his club now had the Holtzman, who retired 16 batters in RE-ELECT instantly. Under New York Windsor ^ K l SKI momentum. a row from the third through two out State laws, the sheriff’s office Somers at Eliington 0 “I think winning the second game of in the eighth did crack a bit when refused to officially announce CROSS COUNTRY FRAlfMAHONEY any short series is the most impor Enos Cabell and Andy Etchebarren Test Due Ohio State the driver’s death until after Manchester/Bulkeley at East PARKAS PANTS tant,” said Dark, “because it gives singled. But Holtzman got pinch- BOWLING the race. Hartford STATE REPRESENTATIVE you momentum.” hitter Curt Motton on a roller to first Andretti, the peppery Italian- East Catholic/St. Thomas NEW YORK (UPI) - Woody Hayes “We played the best we have since I’ve 13th District Weaver didn’t exactly buy that. American veteran of Grand Aquinas at Northwest and seemed home free. doesn’t like his Ohio State schedule been here,” Jardine said. "I just hope that 5 0 % “All it means is that we are now 1-1 Prix racing, thought he had a Catholic Ik 18 Years of Public Service to50% Not that he needed it, but the A’s cluttered up with any football games we have something left for next week.” MOUNTAIN DEW - Dottie winner in his Parnelli and Somers/E.O. Smith at and the club that wins two of the next Second-ranked Alabama topped gave him three insurance runs in the before the season’s finale with Whitehead 184-217-555, Peg posted the third fastest Ellington -A Town Director 1962-1969 SAVE three will play in the World Series” he Mississippi 35-21 and third-ranked Craig 179-479, Terry Cardile OFF Michigan, so he can’t be happy about qualifying time. But the car Coventry/Parish Hill at Put • k 39 Years at United Aircraft Corp. OFF said. bottom of the eighth, again as a result Michigan, the other Big Ten power this what he saw Saturday. 184-469, Rita Dumond 179-176- developed spark box problems nam SPECIAL c The day before, though after the of a break. year, defeated Stanford 27-16 as each • k Active Member Knights of Columbus SPECIAL *50.01 The top-ranked Buckeyes’ next oppo 488, Donna Price 188-195-547, just before the race and the remained unbeaten. Oklahoma shuttled 87 Thursday SELECTION Orioles had opene^i the playoffs with a Gene Tenace walked after two out nent, Wisconsin, put it to 16th-ranked Betty Richardson 450, Vivian Nazareth, Pa., wheelman was SELECTION Rog. *120< players into the action, but still an SOCCER 6-3 victory Weaver said “momentum and stole second while the Baltimore Missouri - hard and heavy 59-20. Coupled Price 459, Lee Bean 487. forced out after several laps. nihilated Wake Forest 63-0 to improve its is on our side.” with the Badgers’ earlier victory this Donohue, trying to eliminate Manchester at Wethersfield infield played back on Claudeil record to 4-0. No matter, the series is squared at season over Nebraska, it looks as if Ohio NITE OWLS - Diane Toce the bugs from his Penske car, Prince Tech at Cheney Tech Washington. The rookie outfielder, However, No. 4 Texas A&M passed the one victory apiece and now the scene State has a game on its hands next Satur 188-460, Rebecca Billings 179, went out in the 13th lap with a Central JV at MCC VOTE DEMOCRATIC who played right in place of hobbling way of most the nation’s top teams this Ruth Johnston 192-501, Linda day at Columbus. rear suspension problem. CROSS COUNTRY shifts to Baltimore where the next Reggie Jackson, hit a sharp grounder season and was upset by Kansas 28-10. HANSON BOOTS • HEXCEL SKIS Ohio State ran through the last of three Masaro 211-523, Dot Hills 450, Reutemann said this victory Hartford Public at East T three games are scheduled to be to short but Frank Baker, spiked Quarterback Scott McMichael hit on 12 of Barbara DeGanne 455. NOVEMBEB Sth non-conference non-challengers Saturday was more satisfying than the Catholic played, starting Tuesday with Vida 14 passes for two touchdowns and 178 above the left knee earlier in the in with a 42-7 victory over Washington State. South African and Austrian Friday Blue pitching for Oakland and Jim yards in guiding the Jayhawks. ning as he tagged out pinch-runner That was expected, but the same can TRI-TOWN - Wendall GP’s won earlier this year. FOOTBALL Mahoney Committee — Harry Maidment, Treas. Palmer for Baltimore. Eighth-ranked Florida remained un Herb Washington on a steal attempt, hardly be said of the number the Badgers’ Labbe 207, Gary Sullivan 205- Asked if it meant the begin East Catholic at St. Bernard defeated with a 24-14 victory over LSU and Sunday’s game wasn’t as one-sided booted it for an error. That brought performed on Missouri. 532, Gino Calderone 506, Joe ning of a challenge for Fit (N) has a good shot at dethroning SEC champ as the final score would indicate. Ray Fosse to the plate and he jumped The Badgers scored nine of the first 10 Cappucci 514, Bill Calhoun 221- tip a ld i’s title, a grinning SKIS Alabama, whom the Gators do not meet 533, Howie Edwards 526, Bob ^ Lefty Dave McNally matched Holtz times they got the ball, providing Coach Reutemann replied: “Can you at Uie chance with a long homer to left this season. They must, however, face man almost serve for serve through John Jardine a chance to rest his regulars. think of a better way to start?” that finished the Orioles and evened ninth-ranked Auburn, 4-0 which solidified Reg. 185.00 three innings in a scoreless tie. Then “Getting ahead that much” Jardine said $12500 the series. its claim as the best defensive collegiate “meant that we can go into the game WINTER HEAT Cosmetic Blem’s team in the nation with a 3-0 victory against Ohio State not all battered and REG. 160.00 Friday night over Miami, Fla. GIANT FALL bruised.” Elsewhere Saturday, in games involving Jinx Ends for Pearson, *134** NEW 1975’s Jardine was happy over his big victory K-2 THREE’S Yale Looms as Powerhouse the top 10, No. 5 Nebraska drubbed REG. 145.00 but he was surpris^ at the lopsided score. Minnesota 54-0; No. 6 Notre Dame *99*0 BRAND NEW BOSTON (UPI) - Yale is straight losses, vented its wrath "We didn’t expect to do this well. You Petty Still Non-Winner K-2 TWD’S whole new defense for the struggled to a 19-14 victory over Michigan WALL REG. 155.00 never do,” he said. proving to be the early season on Navy 37-0- as Keith Barnete game.” The loss left Connec State; No. 7 Texas Tech edged Oklahoma Missouri Coach A1 Onofrio said, BRAND NEW New England powerhouse but scored three times and Fred ticut alone atop the Yankee State 14-13, and No. 10 Southern California BERMUDA SHORTS 129** “Wisconsin is a real fine football team, flag, Pearson had his only close once-potent Boston College has Steinfort kicked a 50-yard field Conference with a 2-0 league romped over Iowa 41-3. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) - but today they were a great team. It was call just 50 miles from the end launched a comeback. goal. record. The Huskies tipped In other games. North Carolina State David Pearson is feeling pretty PAPER The Eli, who opened with an It was a bad day though, for New Hampshire, 41-24. Boston just one of those days where a very good good about racing at the when he had to dodge Richie Ms^jsim^s SAVE ON THIS edged East Carolina 24-20; No. 12 Penn football team played a great game.” Panch who had turned sideways YEAR’S MODELS impressive win over Yankee Dick McPherson’s University i University, now second in the State defeated Army 21-14; No. 14 Illinois Charlotte Motor Speedway now 1975 NORDICA BOOTS F Jardine was particularly happy that on the back straightaway. Conference-winner Connec of Massachusets surprised, 2^ conference, drubbed was upset by California 31-14; No. 15 that he has ended a 13-year 615 Main St. tailback Billy Marek broke out of a slump “jinx” by winning back-to-back ticut, brushed Colgate aside, 30- 14, by Vermont. “It’s probably N ortheastern, 33-8, Friday Arizona ripped Texas-El Paso 42-13; which included some costly fumbles. Despite being “real close” to Manchester 7, Saturday with Co-captain the greatest victory in Vermont night. Maine won its first game UCLA tripped Utah 27-14; Texas beat victories at the huge track. Riidy Green running wild. Marek, who scored three touchdowns, Panch he said Petty was the history,” said Catamount coach of the season, stunning Rhode Washington 35-21, North Carolina jolted “Now I’m beginning to like Boston College, with two Carl Falivene. “We put in a Island, 29-19 in Orono. led all rushers with 123 yards. Including an the speedway” said a smiling main obstacle blocking victory. RIEKER Pittsburgh 45-29; Boston College shut out 649-0300 Holy Cross handed D art 81-yard touchdown run on the first play of Pearson after he dodged a mul OLIN Navy 37-0; Maryland blasted Syracuse 31- “The last 30 laps I knew he PAUL’S PAINT Announces Its Annual mouth its second straight loss, the game that electrified the crowd of 71,- titude of wrecks to win the (Petty) was there and I was SKI600TS This 141. 0; Tennessee topped Tulsa 17-10; Duke 14-3, and Harvard lost out to edged Purdue 16-14; Colorado outlasted National 500 Sunday. worried about him,” Pearson Quarterback Greg Bohlig com SALE PRICES Rutgers 24-21, in the fourth Air Force 28-27, and Mississippi State “Before—I was beginning to said. “I knew if I made just one plemented the Badgers’ running by con From Oel. 3-12 MKI I. AUTO WASH quarter despite three handed Kansas State its first defeat of the think I was jinxed here.” little bit of a slip he would be on WALLPAPER SALE! V2 PRICE ry' necting on ail eight passes he threw for 138 SALES AND SERVICE INC. touchdown passes from Milt season 21-16. Pearson, who pocketed $21,- me.” ISO ToUand Tpfet. • L Hirttord Holt to Pat Mclnally. And Penn yards. 750 for the win, won the World used Adolph Bellizeare’s 61- 600 in May for his first win Glen Wood, owner of the win ^99.99 289-0264 yard punt return in the waning since 1961 at the track. He ning car, said there was Boxing Commissioners another close call about 280 HEIERLING 900 WolharsfloM Av«.o‘Varttord minutes to vault past Brown, •Fame Game- averaged 119.9 miles per hour miles into the race when Pear REG. *155.00 249-0500 14-9„ln an Ivy League matchup. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Association Hall of Fame BOSTON (UPI) - The New Sunday with the many caution REMKED^UPTO SKieOOTS This But the talk of the Ivy is Yale, flags slwoing the race. son missed an order >40 pit for BRAND NEW 7 (UPI) — The Philadelphia 76ers game. The game will mark the England Boxing and Athletic % OFFI four consecutive laps. 50 which used Green’s 142 yards will play the Milwaukee Bucks return of the 76ers Billy Cun Commissioners have voted to But Richard Petty winner of 73-74 MDDEL Week and 79 yards by Tyrell Hennings Oct. 28 at the Springfield Civic ningham, the fame game’s re-establish the New England almost every race in the book, “The tank holds 22 gallons of Only PREVENT WINTER for offense and six fumble is still looking for his first vic gasoline and when he finally V2 PRICE Center in the annual renewal of most valuable player two years Association of Boxing Com recoveries to paste Colgate. the National Basketball ago. missioners, in an attempt to tory at Charlotte after finishing came in he took on 21.6 gallons” LOOK! SPECIAL NOTICE! revitalize the the sport in the second to Pearson’s Mercury said Wood, noting that he could ROOT DAMAGE! six-state region. Sunday. have made another two laps at THE Although more than half of the most without running out of WALLPAPER 8 FREE (*1 Hot Waxes) With the first 100 miles in Sunday’s gas. TEL. The Best Harvest Buys race was run under the caution “It’s not unusual when you CARNAUBA CAR WAX miss the pit sign one time but 872-6547 (Tito Hardost Wax In the Worlil) are WANT ADS four times is running it a little HANGING CUMC!! close.” WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9th at 7:00 P.M. In the WHILE YOU WAIT BERNARD A. LOZIER, Finishing in order behind Pet MANCHESTER STATE BANK COMMUNITY ROOM, 1041 Main St., Manchaater, - ALPINE INC. ty’s Dodge were Chevrolets 22 REGENT ST. driven by Darrell Waltrip and • FREE REFRESHMENTS • FREE DOOR PRIZES! 2 FREE (*1 Hot Waxes) With Donnie Allison and Bobby Celling Repairs Allison’s Matador. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 7, 1974 - PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 7, 1974 Tennis, Sewing Classes Offered /ABOUT AREA POLICE REPORT Classes Planned A second series of tennis Day holiday, the first class will which includes making but For Your Jewelry Making Needs lessons will be conducted at the begin on Wednesday, Oct. 16. SOUTH WINDSOR volving a mini-bike, police said. Police said items reported tonholes, putting in zippers, and TOWN West Side Rec oval. Classes, The Rec department building Stephen Griffin, 19, of 2& He was released on a $150 taken were a tape recorder, two other sewing techniques, may In Resuscitation which are part of the women’s will be closed to women’s /;Russell St., Manchester, was non-surety bond for appearance speakers, 59 tapes, one chair, call the Rec Department to THE BEAD Getting Married? programs of the Manchester programs Oct. 14. •charged with third-degree in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, one stool, a rear view mirror, register. Participants will be 122 HEBRON RD., BOLTON V^649-7604 Recreation Department, 110 Women wishing to register notified when the class is to A Long Way; Where Are We .assault Friday night in connec Nov. 5. and an imported gold HOURS: TUE8. - SAT. 10-5 SOUTH WINDSOR The Old Guard of Emanuel Cedar St., will be held three for tennis may call 643-6795 or SUNDAY 1-4 Going?” tion with the investigation of a ELLINGTON bumblebee ash tray. begin. Judy Kuehnel Lutheran Church will meet our customers say: ‘'we have times a week on Monday, go to the Recreation Depart These classes will be held on ’The meeting will be held at two-car accident in ^ u th Wind State Police are investigating Scott L. Luginbuhl, 17, of 68 BEADS, ELASTIC, THREAD Correspondent Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Luther Wednesday and Friday. ’There ment office Tuesday to register Tuesdays from 1 to 2:30 p.m. at St. .Margaret Mary’s Church sor. the report of the theft of several Lower Butcher Rd., Ellington, Tel. 644-1364 Hall of the church. will be 10 classes for a total fee and pay for this course. the West Side Rec. A machine and ALL TYPES OF NOVELTIES Hall, Hayes Rd. There will be Police said Griffin was in items from a car owned by was charged with illegal The South Windsor Public of$6,_ A waiting list for beginners is available at the class, but Quality Beads for Nacklacas, Earrings, business meetings following the The LOWEST FORMAL WEAR volved in a minor accident and Michael Delisa of Windsor possession of marijuana. He Health Nursing Association Inc. A men’s prayer breakfast is "TSermediates will meet from machine sewing^class is now participants with their own por programs. The Rev. David became involved in a hassle Locks. Police said the car was was released on his promise to Rings and Jewelry Findings will sponsor a program to be scheduled for ’Tuesday at 6:30 10 to 11 a.m., beginners from 11 being filled. ’Those interested in table sewing machines are ad Crabtree of the Prudence Cran with the driver of the other car. parked at the Crystal Lake appear in Circuit Court 12, conducted on four Tuesday a.m. at Trinity Covenant to noon. Due to the Columbus a six-week basic sewing course vised to bring them for instruc dall Women’s Center will be He was released on a |1,000 non- Ballroom’s parking lot. Rockville, Nov. 5. evenings in October on inten- Church. ____ RENTAL PRICES IN CONN,” tion on their own machines. guest speaker. Surety bond for appearance in sice study of cardio-pulmonary Campaign Aide “today's newest 8tyle8...yesterday’s prices” Circuit Court 12, East Hartford, resuscitation, theory and Unit D of Nathan Hale School Oct. 21. technique. Atty. George G. Butenkoff, will have its own open house the Republican candidate for ' Collette Berube, operator of All classes will be instructed Tuesday. A potluck will be the Highlander Laundry Center, by Pat H a n k ^ , deputy chief of the office of judge of probate served at 6 p.m. The regular ALL OUR FORMAL WEAR IS IN ST0CK...TRY IT ONi. for East Windsor and South Bt. 5, South Windsor, reported the South Windsor Volunteer PTA meeting will begin at 7:30. io police that someone removed Fire Department. They will be Windsor District, has appointed Norman Fendell will speak OLD NEW Alfred E. Regina as campaign H coin box from the laundry, held Oct. 8,15,22 and ^ from 8 about the proposed Regional PRICE PRICE ’containing about 360 in change. to 10 p.m. at Fire Station No. 3, treasurer. He is also serving as Occupational Center. Select Irom these styles.... coordinator for Bob Steele’s The incident is under investiga Sullivan Ave. Champagne % Prince M/P* $30. tion. For registration and further campaign in East Windsor. Women interested in cultural, Powder Blue Yx Prince M/P* $30. ' David Rose, 24, of East Hart- information call the Public A1 and his wife, Janet, and service and social activities are Burgundy Chevron M/P* $30. their two children reside at 12 lord, was arrested Friday night Health nurse’s Office, 644-2511, invited to a “get-acquainted” Navy Chevron M/P* $30. Petticoat Lane, Broad Brook. bn a warrant issued by Circuit ext. 14. party by XI Ganuna Chapter of Brown Brocade $30. Court 12, charging him with He is active in town politics and Beta Sigma Phi sorority tonight Gymnastics White Brocade Prince $26. passing worthless checks. He is a recent graduate of Western at 8 at the home of Mrs. Sandra The Souto Windsor Recrea Black Vx Prince was released on a $500 non- New England School of Law, Freeman, 67 Olcott St. $26. tion Department will sponsor a Yellow Brocade Tom Jones $26. surety bond for appearance in gymnastics program which will and is employed as a contract administrator. Royal Blue Tom Jones $24. Circuit Court 12, East Hartford, run for 26 weeks with two 13- ’The annual room mothers tea Oct. 21. Campaign contributions for White Tom Jones $24. week sessions. at Keeney St. School will be Pablo Zevallos, 16 of 71 The first session will be for Atty. Butenkoff should be Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. in the Black Tom Jones $24. mailed to A. Regina, 12 Pet Highview Rd., South Windsor, Grades 4, 5 and 6. Registration school cafeteria. Mrs. Arthur White Pin Stripe D.B. $24. was charged with reckless for this session will be ticoat Lane, Broad Brook, Terry, PTA vice president, will Black Double Breasted $24. Conn., 06016. driving, failure to obey a stop Wednesday, Oct. 9 from 7 to welcome the mothers and out isign, and improper use of 8:30 p.m. at the Orchard Hill Scholarship Aid line their duties. Refreshments ! operator’s license. School gym. The fee is $3 per The South Windsor High will be served. All the above tuxedo rental prices include; Jacket, Flare ! Police said the arrest was School Guidance Department 7 child. The first session will run Slacks, Ruffle Shirt, Bow Tie, Cummerbund, Cuff Links. ; made in connection with the in- The non-denominational Good from Oct. 14 to Jan. 27 from has received applications for Shoes optional: Patents $5.00... ;Vestigation of an incident 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., Monday and the State of Connecticut News Club will meet ’Tuesday •Friday night when a car was at 3:15 p.m. in the Emanuel Buckles $5.00...Regulars $3.00... Wednesday. scholarship program and the ■Matching Panta Hound parked on private proper Lutheran Church parish house. The second session will be for Connecticut Higher Education OTHER COMPLETE TUXEDO RENTALS from $7.50 ty with its lights out. Grades 7 and 8. Registration is Grant. example': I Police said when the car was in January. For further infor Brochures and application Novena of the Miraculous I approached by an officer the mation call the Recreation forms are available at the high Medal and Benediction of the WHITE CONTINENTAL DINNER JACKET, SLACKS, PLEATED SHIRT, TIE, 'driver took off at a high rate of SAVE $10 Department, 644-2511. school Guidance Office from Blessed Sacrament will be CUMMERBUND, STUDS, CUFF LINKS ...... $7.50 •speed and was chased about our reg. 39.88 Nursei^' School 7:30 to 3:30 daily. South Wind celebrated tonight at 7:30 at the Iseven miles into Ellington sor students are to contact their 50th Anniversary Church of the Assumption. DON’T BELIEVE THESE PRICES? The Learning Place Nursery STOP IN TODAY AND SEE FOR YOURSELFl jwhere he was apprehended. COLEMAN School, 1726 Ellington Rd., guidance counselors regarding • Zevallos is scheduled to South Windsor is still accepting these scholarships, since the Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. and Richard Seavey, both of 2 Locations To Serve Youl iappear in Circuit Court 12, East CATAL YTIC registrations for the afternoon deadline for these applications Seavey of 565 Talcottville Rd., Manchester; Mrs. Doris Cavan- jHartford, Oct. 21. four-year-old classes. is Dec. 15. Vernon, formerly of nah of Dover, N.H.; and Mrs. Verplanck PTA t Arthur Hoffman, 34, of 123 HEATER Classes are limited to 15 Committee Formed Manchester, were honored at a Ruth Houser of Yardley, Pa. Sets Open House ‘Pine Knob Dr., South Windsor, Easy wear and care mesh shirts of children, with four openings A 1974 Fair Campaign Prac 50th wedding anniversary open The couple was married Sept. •was charged Sunday with polyester-cotton. Extra long body tices Committee for the Town 27, 1924 in Swampscott, Mass, The Verplanck PTA open REGAL MEN'G GHOP and tail for your playing comfort. presently available. Hours are house celebration Sept. 29 at the loperating without a license, Don't go camping, hunting or 12:30 to 3 p.m. Interested of South Windsor was struc home of their son, Richard E. and lived in Manchester for house will be held Tuesday THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" ’operating an unregistered Self-collar. Sizes S-M-L in white fishing this winter without this parents may visit the school. tured . recently, at the South Seavey, 39 Carman Rd. over 17 years. from 7 to 8 p.m. at the school. jnotor vehicle, and failure to and assorted colors, great 3000 to 5000 BTU heater! For further information call the Windsor Town Hall. Activation Mr. Seavey retired in 1969 Parents and students are in 01-9071 MAIN ■sigggj TRI SOTY tPLAZA ilrive in the proper lane in con- at least 48 per store Features Dial-Temp® control school during class hours or call TK- the committee will take A bout 120 frie n d s and after 16 years service as a vited to meet with the teachers Ipection with the investigation for precise heat regulation, Ann Choma, 644-1626. place on request. relatives attended the party production foreman with Pratt in their respective classrooms MANCHESTER VERNON lOf a one-car accident on Strong at least 24 per store Senior Citizens The committee consists of given by the couple’s four & Whtiney Division of United where room mothers will be 3ld. taking memberships for the The South Windsor Senior two Democrats, two children, Mrs. Barbara Carlton Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. 872-0538 - Police said Hoffman was PTA. 643-2478 Citizens will meet Wednesday, Republicans and one Indepen MON. thru SAT. ~ 9:30 to 5:30 MON. thru FRI. 10:00 to 9:00 •traveling west on Strong Rd., The PTA officers elected for Oct. 9, 1 p.m. at St. Peter’s dent and includes Henry ^jvent off the right side of the C O LE M A N 5000 T O 8000 BTU H EA TER Demarais, Neil Scognamiglio, this year are: THURS.'TIL 9:00 SA T.’TIL 5:30 l^oad and struck a pole and a 0 Episcopal Church, Sand Hill Mr. and Mrs. Van D. Frasher, our reg. 49.88 at Ieaet 12 per elo ra ...... 39.88 Rd. Mrs. James Arnold, Harold {fee. He is scheduled to appear co-presidents; Mrs. Nancy MEN'S TENNIS Following refreshments and Collins and Mrs. M.C. Friend. Council Meets Today in Circuit Court 12, East Hart Perry, first vice president; SHORTS the short business meeting the Requests for committee con ford, Oct. 28. sideration may be directed to Mrs. Kathy Almeida, second VERNON group will be entertained by the .•.•.v.v.v.vXw:,.w:?.x.f Fashion-minded shorts from the chairman, Mrs. M.C. vice president; Mrs. Barbara Gerald P. McLaughlin, 41, of “Homespuns.” straightening of stones in the Seasport. Styled in 12-oz. dou SAVE $4 Friend, 81 Edgewood Dr., South VERNON Murray, corresponding East Hartford, was charged An executive board meeting Bamforth Road Cemetery; the ble knit polyester-cotton for ex our reg. 16.88 of the Wapping Community Windsor, 06074. A resolution to establish a posting of “No Smoking” signs secretapi; Mrs. Maureen Hall, Read Herald Ads Sunday with making an im tra moisture absorption. Featur Church Women will be held at Calendar polling place for nonelectors at polling places; the resigna recording secretary; Mrs. proper left turn in connection ing extended rubberized waist c the home of Jean Clay, 75 The South Windsor Sewer who qualify to vote in the tion of Gary Horan from the Georgianne Martin, treasurer. with the investigation of a two- band and saddle pockets. Sizes PRIMUS CLASSIC 400 Valley View Dr., South Windsor Commission will meet at the referendum concerning an ap Zoning Board of Appeals; and car accident at Rt. 30 and 28-38 in white and colors, PROPANE LANTERN on Monday, Oct. 14 at 8 p.m. Town Hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. propriation for sewer extension several requests for tax Bolton Rd. at least 48 per store On Monday, Oct. 21 the group The South Windsor Board of projects will be reviewed by the refunds. Police said McLaughlin Vernon Town Council at its collided with a car driven by You’ll love this dependable lantern ... it’s will hold a joint meeting with Education will meet Thursday, As the Sewer Authority, the S A V E lIl perfect for camping! It has a new shape St. Margaret Mary’s Ladies Oct. 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the Eli meeting scheduled for tonight council will discuss a request of Ruth Coughlin of South St., at 7:30 in the Administration Rockville. No injuries were o i i r r ^ with two mantles and a clear glass globe Guild at 8 p.m. with a program Terry School, instead of on its a leased service station to tie-in for extra brightness. Large 16.4-oz. dis entitled “Women, We’ve Come usual meeting night of Tuesday. Building. to the Vernon sewer system. reported. McLaughlin is Anyone 18 years of age, or scheduled to appear in Circuit SUPERIOR PLAY BACK TENNIS TABLE posable cylinder and rustproof styrene T older, and a citizen who owns Court 12, Rockville, Nov. 5. SA VE $4 foot-stand are included. Fits 14.1-oz. taxable property valued at |1,- Harry Masichuk, 48, of 33 our reg. 19.88 Excttbig iriaybscic «cAkm tor one person wWt this dsiuxo W thick la- cylinder, too! 000 or more, is eligible to vote LOVE Orchard St., Rockville, was htiri! Offtwd size S'^9’ table top «rtth non gtire, fully str^sd finish, at least 36 per store in a referendum even if not a charged with disorderly con fsstursr sthrsctivs stssi apron. Heavy steel lege with swivei registered voter. IS..., duct and intoxication in connec BANCROET AUSSIE caetere for yota- eonvenkmce. Fcrtds compadly for etori^ . Net wnd Dr. Zlotsky Named The council will also hear a OBTAINING YOUR bredcets Inekided. FREE BOOK... tion with the investigation of an TENNIS RACKET status report from Mayor at leset 24 per store "CHECKLIST FOR incident at the Rockville Shop 16.4-OZ PROPANE C Y L IN D E R ...... 1.39 SportsMed Editor Frank McCoy on the progress of ping Plaza Saturday. An incredible racket designed A PERFECT our reg. 1.89 at least 48 per store the widening of Rt. which is Police said Masichuk was for powerful players! Fea nearing completion. WEDDING” found lying in the shopping area CALL tures full mahogany Other items scheduled for and when police attempted to TABLR TB(\J\ia VERNON dable lan^age and will carry 742-6067 handle pallet, horseshoe Reasnc SAVE NOW! discussion include: The status TO HAVE YOUR COPY coNNEcna£|s^m0j^^ 1974 TICKET PRICE 5(K arouse him he became dis overlay, rawhide rein Dr. Michael R. Sharon, a information about injury ow reg. 6.88 prevention on each of the sports of a fee schedule for the Zoning DELIVERED TO YOUR orderly. forcing and genuine member of the staff of Board of Appeals, the Planning HOME. played during the year by these He was released on a $250 leather grip. Savel Rockville General Hospital, Commission, and the Zoning BANNARD TABLE TENNIS SET educational institutions. non-surety bond for appearance at least 24 per store and chairman of the public Commission; the railroad Set lndudee4‘*eontoiH’-ilH4)e Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 INbEX DevCo Tells NOTICES MORTGAGEES — 1st, pnd 2nd 1 “• Loil and Found mortgages — interim financing POLICE REPORT 2 — Parionali — expeditious and confidential O f Im p a c t An overchar^ on your electric Ml? 3 ~ Announcamanta service, J.D. Real Estate 4 — Entertainment 5 — Auctions Assoc. 646-1980. O n T ow n FINANCIAL MANCHESTER The charges stem from the orderly conduct and intoxica 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages OVERDUE BILLS? Money With the help of two men on attempted theft of a pair of 9 — Personal Loans COVENTRY tion in connection with a distur 10 -“ Insurance available to property owners. Winthrop St., police arrested boots valued at $17.99 and from bance on Sycamore Lane. He State-wide, quick, confidential. four youths allegedly involved EMPLOYMENT Pay only $12 monthly per thou- Monica Shea a glass door broken during was released on his written 13 — Help Wanted Correspondent in stealing car batteries there Turkowski’s alleged escape. promise to appear in court Nov. 14 — Business Opportunities sand. Credit check un Saturday. The youth then got into a car 4. 15 — Situation Wanted necessary. Burke Mortgage 742-9495 Company, 649-0378 anytime. This is a summary of the Mark S. Smith, 19, of 93 and drove off, police said. • Sandra K. Noble, 17, of EDUCATION Waddell Rd. and John P. Patrolman Wayne Rautenberg 10 — Private Instructions DevCo Municipal Impact state Hartford arrested Saturday at 19 — Schools-Classes ment filed with the zoning agent O’Neill, 16, of 31 Waddell Rd. apprehended him at the rear of 9:48 p.m. at K-Mart on Spencer 20 — Instructions Wanted were arrested at 11:14 p.m. and last week along with the the Sears automotive store in St. and charged with fourth- REAL ESTATE application for a zone change W e d e n y iU charged with fourth-degree the Parkade soon after, police degree larceny. Total value of 23 — Homes for Sale larceny. Smith was also said. 24 — Lots-Land for Sale for DevCo’s new community of eight small items allegedly 25 — Investment Property 20,000 proposed for the charged with tampering with a He was released to his stolen is $8.31. She was released 26 -- Business Property motor vehicle. parents with court set for Nov. on her written promise to 27 — Resort Property northwest comer of Coventry. 28 — Real Estate Wanted □ EMPLOYMENT The entire six-Dook The charges stem from the 4. appear Oct. 21. attempted theft of the battery • Richard R. Sunderhaut, 21, MISC. SERVICES applications and reports is 31 — Services Offered Help Wanted 13 available at the DevCo Coven from a car parked in a Other arrests over the of Hartford arrested Thursday 32 — Painting-Papering driveway on Winthrop St. The weekend included: and charged with operating un 33 — Building.Contracting try Center on Rt. 31 for the 34 — Roofing.Siding FULL-TIME Janitorial perusal of an interested per owner of the car and a neighbor • Clarence G. Perkins, 34, of der the influence of liquor or 35 — Heating-Plumbing Superintendent needed for caught two of the youths in the Rocky Hill arrested Saturday at drugs. The charge followed the 36 — Flooring apartment buildings. Free sons. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage The Introduction to the im During the past few days, extremely serious allegations have been made that Connecticut’s electric driveway and called police. 4:30 a.m. by Rocky Hill police collision of his car with a utility 30 — Services Wanted apartment, good salary. Must pact study states, “This impact Police soon after picked up on a Circuit Court 12 rearrest pole on W. Middle Tpke. at 1:18 be dependable, handy, and companies have illegally computed the fuel adjustment charge on your electric bill. IVe deny these MISC.FOR SALE willing to work at maintenance, study describes how the public two more youths who allegedly warrant charging him with a.m. 41 — Articles for Sale minor repairs, and lawn care. services and facilities proposed allegations as totally false. were driving through the second-degree assault. He was There were no injuries. He 42 — Building Supplies neighborhood as lookouts. also charged with first-degree was released on a $10 cash bond 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Seeking adult without children. for the new community will be 44 — Livestock Write Box “B” Manchester paid for, and their effect on the Both juveniles, they were failure to appear in court and for court Oct. 28. 45 — Boats & Accessories When all the facts are put on the table, it becomes clear that: (a) the Northeast Utilities system 46 ^ Sporting Goods Herald, giving age, experience, town’s finances. A 15-year town referred to juvenile court served two other rearrest • David H. Bourque, 16, of 17 — Garden Products previous employment. budget had been developed for companies complied fully with the law; and, (b) actually lost revenues in the process. charged with fourth-degree warrants for operating a motor Glastonbury charged with 16 — Antiques the new community, describing larceny. vehicle while license failure to yield the right of way 19 — Wanted to Buy AIR FORCE Reserve - Be a the costs of town services and Smith lasted $100 cash bond suspended. while turning left at an in RENTALS paid volunteer. Part-time. No »2 — Rooms lor Rent the facilities which would be and O’Neill was released on his Perkins was being held this tersection in connection with a experience necessary. Call >3 — Apartments for Rent Collect, (413 ) 593-5237/5238. required by the new community HERE ARE THE FACTS! NOW LETS LOOK AT written promise to appear in morning in lieu of $1,700 bond two-car collision Friday at 14 — Homes for Rent court Oct. 21. for court today. 10:18 p.m. at Charter Oak and 15 — Business for Rent and comparing these costs with AN EVEN MORE SERIOUS PROBLEM! 16 — Resort Property for Rent HOUSE CANVASS the revenues generated by it. 1. In 1969, the price of a barrel of oil used to generate electricity cost CL&P • Joseph I. Gvara, 55, of East Spruce Sts. 17 — Wanted to Rent 18 ~ Misc. for Rent Enumerators - Wanted for the The conclusions of this and HELCO about $1.81. In early 1974, a barrel of oil cost the Northeast The true cost of assuring a reliable supply of electricity now and in the future Charles A. Turkowski, 17, of Hartford charged with reckless Carol Sheldon, 16, of Glaston Manchester City Directory. analysis are that over a 15-year 360 Pleasant Valley Rd., South driving in connection with a bury, his passenger, and AUTOMOTIVE Apply: Mr. Brennan, Price and Utilities system more than $13.00, and we use about 24 million barrels a is not being recovered in present electric bills. The fuel adjustment charge Windsor was arrested Saturday Saturday one-car accident at 3 Bourque were both taken by >1 — Autos for Sate period, the new community 12 — Trucks for Sale Lee Company, Room 9,164 East would generate over $80 million year, The current price is set — not by us — but by oil suppliers assigned fails to recover the full cost of fuel used. And, basic electric rates fail to at 4 p.m. at King’s department a.m. by the railroad tracks on ambulance to Manchester 13 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale Center Street between 9 and in revenues and would require recover rapidly rising increases in the cost of wires, insulators, poles, store in the Parkade. He was Tolland Tpke. west of Windsor Memorial Hospital where they 4 — Motorcycles-Bicycles noon only. 649-9729. An Equal to us by federal oil allocation regulations. >5 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile 7 Opportunity Employer. $65 million in town services, in transformers, trucks, wages, taxes and in the cost of borrowing money with charged with fourth-degree St. Court is Nov. 4. were treated and discharged. Hom es cluding debt service on new larceny and third-degree • Donald J. Roglis, 27, of 205 The driver of the other car i6 — Automotive Service 7 — Autos for Rent-Lease NURSES’ AIDE - 11-7, Laurel town facilities and equipment, which to build electric power facilities. Under these circumstances, we are criminal mischief. School St. arrested at 6 p.m. was Robert J. Stent, 16, of East The fuel adjustment charge is used to help pay — in part — for the Manor Nursing Home, 91 Chest thus producing $15 million in forced to seek rate increases and a more equitable fuel adjustment formula. Sunday and charged with dis- Hartford. Court is Oct. 21. nut Street, Manchester, Phone: revenue in excess of town costs. major increase in the price of oil now used by the utilities. We say "in part" And, of course, wo have had to reduce costs wherever we could. For 649-4519. The town, through its annual because CL&P and HELCOmusf pay directly to the State of Connecticut, example, we cut our 1974 construction expenditures by $53 million and our □ N O TIC E S PART-TIME bar maid - budgeting process, would deter under the gross earnings tax, 5 percent of all fuel adjustment monies mine how this excess revenue 1974 operating costs by more than $10 million. Claes Planned Experience preferred but not raising capacity would be used: collected from their customers — and must not charge for higher-priced necessary. Call 872-3381, ask for On Childbirth Lost and Found Skip. To cut taxes, increase the oil until after a two-month delay. This fuel adjustment “formula" was But, because sufficient rate increases still have not been achieved, we ordered by the Connecticut Public Utilities Commission (PUC) back in have now been forced to take the following additional actions which Postpartum classes, spon LOST - Siamese cat, female, THE CANDIDATES sored by the Family Oriented PART-TIME custodian. Laurel 1970 after full public hearings. directly affect you — the customer. with white flea collar. Vicinity Manor, phone 649-4519. Apply Childbirth Information Society of Tanglewood Lane and week days, 11-4. 1. Last week, we announced a delay in construction of two nuclear units at ARE SAYING (FOCIS), will be held Hebron Road, Bolton. 643-7793. Wednesday at 8 p.m. in con Site Hcratft Montague, Massachusetts, which would have saved $32.5 million in MEAT COUNTERMAN - Full 2. The fuel adjustment formula approved by the PUC in 1970 includes a ference rooms A and B at LOST - Gray cat wearing clear and part-time. Apply in person. electric production cost and 24,3 million barrels of oil, annually, when flea collar. Vicinity Autumn- so-called "Factor B", which takes into account efficiencies in the produc Manchester Memorial Highland Park Market, 317 operating in 1983. Despite our commitment to the future saving of energy Dodd: Vets Get Runaround Hospital. Highland St. Call 643-5948. Highland Street. tion and delivery of electric energy. These efficiencies improve or decline levels of public services dollars and the national objective of less dependence upon foreign oil, we The class will be repeated Personals 2 slightly from time to time, depending upon a number of circumstances. every second and fourth JOB OPENING for full-time townwide and/or to undertake really had no other choice. salesperson for hardware and townwide capital improvement. Christopher J. Dodd, see regional nursing Wednesday of every month. A RIDE from Florence Street, housewares department. Any substantial changes in 2. In keeping with what we understand to be public environmental objec Democratic nominee in the Se recuperative centers attached registered nurse will conduct Manchester to 999 Asylum Apply: W. T. Grant Company, the makeup of the new com 3. Back in 1970, we submitted to the PUC a fuel adjustment formula which cond Congressional District, to outpatient facilities which the class which will feature the Avenue, Hartford for 8:30-5 job Manchester Parkade, An equal tives, we had planned to build a public recreation and environmental has appealed to the state film “The Newborn.” daiily. 649-3708. opportunity employer. munity's program or schedule would have included automatic monthly changes in efficiency up or would serve veterans in each of of development would substan center at our Northfield, Massachusetts, pumped-storage hydroelectric Veterans Home and Hospital the six congressional districts.” There will be a lecture and REDUCE safe and fast with REAL ESTATE - Expanding of tially alter the financial down. But, following accepted practice by most other states, the com facility. This has been suspended. Commission to recognize the Charging the federal ad group discussion afterward Fire Damages Body Shop need for a recuperative nursing about the new parents’ physical GoBese Tablets and E-Vap fice looking for a qualified, profitability of this undertaking mission decided against the monthly change and in favor of a 'fixed' ministration with a dismal “water pills”. Liggett Parkade 3. Again, in keeping with public demand for environmental Iniprovements, home in eastern Connecticut. and emotional adjustments. licensed full-time sales person. to the town. For example, if the efficiency rating based on the actual performance of our generating record in veterans’ health Pharmacy. Call for confidential interview. we initiated a policy of providing underground distribution lines at no Dodd said he would "like to programs, Dodd said there are There is no charge or pre commercial office and in plants during the previous year. To comply with the law, we then com Robin Hohs, the only female member of the Vernon Fire Department, assists in mopping F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. dustrial development proposed charge to the customer. This, too, has had to be suspended. about 80,000 veterans in eastern registration for the classes in 1977 were delayed two years, puted the fuel adjustment charge using the fixed efficiency rate We have, Connecticut “who for too long which are open to the public. up detail, after a fire which severely damaged the Ted Trudon Body Shop on Rt. 83 in APPRENTICE Cook - No the projected excess revenues however, filed with the PUC, each month, the most cunent available 4. Construction or renovation of buildings has been canceled or delayed. have been given the runaround Babies are welcome. Talcottville, just before 10 a.m. Sunday. Fire officials said there were 20 cars inside the experience necessary. Good For further information, call □ FINANCIAL working conditions, §ood pay. of $17,000 in 1977 would turn to a information pertaining to efficiencies, on this issue.” body shop and all contained gasoline. Creating further danger for the firemen was a 2,000 deficit of $18,999 and the excess 5. We have reduced, by 25 percent, the 1975 requirements for needed p.'jsniK In another recent statement, Carla Bovee, 643-0604. gallon gasoline storage tank just outside the building and a ruptured gas pipe of the heating Call 64949-5271 for appointment. Dodd said eligibility for federal Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 C revenue of $88,000 in 1978 would electric distribution and transmission lines, substations, etc. system which was also burning. The cause of the fire and the extent of the damage is still TOOL MAKERS - All-around become a deficit of $65,000. student loans should be under investigation. (Herald photo by Pinto) machinists and Bridgeport 4. In 1972, the efficiency factor used in the fuel adjustment charge was 6. Operating expense lor 1975 has been cut by another $10 million. This cut Say it where extended to students of families MORTGAGES, loans first, se The report states that if the cond, third. All kinds. Realty operators. Top wages, fringe land DevCo presently is seeking updated to reflect actual experience during the preceding year (1971). will mean further reductions in the number of employees, a 25 percent » I earning up to $20,000. On Barry Staff statewide, credit rating un benefits and overtime. they see it... “The middle class student is a zone change on were to be reduction in tree trimming and right-of-way maintenance, a delay in i . I David M. Barry, Democratic necessary. Reasonable, nfiden- Experience preferred, but will being unfairly shut out of train right man. Apply at developed under present zoning i candidate for the State Senate tial, quick arrangements. Alvin developing a new computer program designed to effect future con ine I federal loan and grant Paragon Tool Company, 121 the result would be an annual in the Fourth Senatorial Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 100 5. In May of this year (1974), we proposed to the PUC, as part of the HELCO struction savings, and reduction in inventories of transformers, poles, s || programs,” Dodd said. Constitution Plaza, Hartford. Adams Street. net financial deficit to the town District, has announced that Bailey Urges Voters of $300,000. This is assuming an and CL&P rate cases, that the entire fuel adjustment formula be revised cable, etc. Classified AD Eligibility is now limited to Evenings, 233-6879. Mrs. Josephine Odell has been MEN part time nights for T average tax deficit of $300 to more nearly reflect the actual cost of producing and delivering a I students whose families earn up We have reluctantly taken these steps knowing that they will mean an appointed as co-chairman with counter work and dishwashing. single family house per year. kilowatt-hour. Remember that the 1970 formula was designed to reflect to $15,000. Apply in person at Bonanza, 287 The basic assumption in the increased risk to reliable service and the future supply of electric energy. “Federal assistance to higher Joel Janenela of David M. Si.'siiKr.ii'aSB" Barry’s Manchester campaign. LEGAL NOTICE West Middle Turnpike, between relatively small changes in the price of fossil fuel (coal or oil) and not the ...... •04» » education clearly isn’t reaching report was that municipal ser In taking these actions, however, we are trying to minimize their effect Her main responsibilities will 2-4, or call 649-1154 anytime. vices currently being provided explosive increases in foreign oil prices which occurred in late 1973 and enough people,” Dodd said. ADMISSION OF ELECTORS upon customers. involve the staffing of the Barry To Shellack GOP to Coventry residents would be early 1974. Notice is hereby given that PART-TIME telephone inter headquarters in Manchester the Board of Admission of Elec- provided to residents of the new United Press International Sunday editions showed that day there is no instant solution viewers to work from your own Even after affecting these reductions, our capital needs between now and and coordinating the tors, of the Town of home. Interesting work for well community. five weeks before the elections to the economic ills being the end of 1975 will still amount to more than $600 million. If our fina*ncial headquarters work. Connecticut Democratic Manchester, will be in session known department store. Three Expenditures for general Give Your Driveway Laiting Mrs. Grasso was ahead of experienced by the nation. Mrs. Odell is a newcomer to Chairman John M. Bailey says in the Municipal Building, Town to four hours daily, five days government services for the Since the Connecticut General Assembly passed a new law this year situation continues to deteriorate, we will have to implement more drastic Steele by 48 per cent to 30 per Sarasin answer^ there are “no With Our J o n n i ta politics. She is the past presi "One good shellacking at the Clerk’s Office, on Saturday, Oc per week. Some telephone current fiscal year amount to requiring the PUC to consider a new fuel clause for all utilities, our cent, with 22 per cent uncom black and whites, it’s mostly cutbacks, including a delay in a third nuclear generating unit at Millstone J.16 BLACKTOP SEALER dent of the Woman’s Club of polls is worth more than 500 tober 12,1974 from 9:00 A.M. to experience preferred. Work $106.68 for each person, mitted. grays,” to calls by his starts immediately. Call 643- request for changes in the fuel adjustment formula could not be consid Point in Waterford. This unit would save $39 million a year in the cost of Ont coil leali, prtttrvei, walerproolt. weed- Manchester and has been very public opinion surveys” in 8:00 P.M., for the purpose of ad assuming a population of $8,500. The current results at first 6774. ered as part of the current CL&P and HELCO rate cases. The matter is prooli driveways, walks, palios. active in St. Mary’s Church ac bringing the message of needed Democratic opponent. Rep. mitting all persons who are Therefore per capita general electric power production and 12 million barrels of oil starting in 1979. As glance seem to represent a William Ratchford, D-Danbury Fasl-drying, siliconizing paving pilch resisis tivities. She is the mother of six economic reforms to President found to be qualified to be Elec government service are es now pending and a separate hearing for all utilities is to'’be held later with the postponement of the two units in Massachusetts, a delay of Mill slight narrowing of Mrs. for immediate congressional GAL FRIDAY to perform weather, oil, grease, acids, gasoline, anll- children and she lives at 512 E. Ford. tors of the Town of Manchester. various duties. Modern East timated as a constant $107 per this year. . freeze. Grasso’s margin over the past action to solve the economic stone Unit No. 3 will mean continued dependence upon high-priced oil from Center St. with her husband, Bailey said Sunday the The Qualifications are as Hartford location. Call 289-8291 person living within the new six months. A late March poll situation. In an appearance in Arab and other foreign sources. • Elmore. Republican administration’s follows: Applicant must be a for appointment. community during the 15-year MANCHESTER HARDWARE now jenm.. j ,s showed the congresswoman at WFSB’s “Face the State” Sand Mix lor Steep policies are affecting con United States citizen, eighteen period. 1877 Main Street 843-4428 Sloping Drlvowajii 57 per cent, Steele at 33 per cent program Sunday both can . Considering the two-month time lag before we can recover the cost Delaying the completion of new generating units is clearly a step back sumers where it hurts in the (18) years of age, be a resident SECURITY GUARSDS- part- This analysis also includes an and only 10 per cent undecided. ward from achieving the national goal of greater energy self-sufficiency. pocketbook, so “a Democratic didates said they opposed an ad of the Town of Manchester, and time positions available. additional general government imposed upon us by the oil suppliers and taking into account the 5 The poll said Steele, however, landslide this year will hit the ditionalIB^ent per gallon tax take the oath prescribed by law. Various days and hours from expenses of $55 per person percent Connecticut tax, we actually failed to recover from July 1, 1973 Even if energy conservation proves to mean slower growth in future energy was unable to capitalize on the which to cnoose. Good hourly GOP where it hurts, at the on gasmine being studied by Dated at Manchester, this 7th employed within the new com decline in the Grasso vote, and wages, Car, telephone and through June 30, 1974, about $16 million from the time lag and $2.5 use — and the evidence is not all in on that subject — these plants are polls.” President Ford’s advisors. day of October, 1974 munity to defray the costs of SNOW TIRE SPECIAL! that her slippage — and Steele’s clean police record required. million from the tax, even using efficiencies based upon monthly updat needed to reduce the dependence of our customers and the economy of ABOUT The veteran party chief who Board of Admissions providing town services to as well — is reflected in a Call or come in The Wackenhut was national Democratic chair Chester F. Bycholski Corp. 1247 Main Street, East employed persons within the ing during this period. Connecticut on high-cost and uncertain supplies of foreign oil. TOWN higher percentage of undecided LEGAL NOTICE man under the Kennedy and Selectman Hartford. 289-5451. An equal op new community. voters. Town of Andover The actions we have already taken and the actions we may have to take Johnson administrations also Irene R. Pisch portunity employer. Expenditures for education Steele said Sunday he has Zoing Board of Appeals reminded Connecticut voters Selectman services for students who live in the future are entirely dependent upon the extent of our financial re St. Margaret’s Circle, received assurances from the Public Hearing Since July, this loss has grown even worse and, of course, since the that Democratic candidates Mildred M. Schaller MATURE WOMAN - To care in the new community are es sources. This is not a threat, but an absolute economic reality. Daughters of Isabella, will have Southern New England The Zoning Board of Appeals for one child occasionally fuel adjustment charge went into effect in 1970, we have failed to recover «HWnU4C this November are running Selectman timated at the rate of $1,040 per NEW 4 PLY NYLON SNOW TIRES an installation rehearsal at its Telephone Co., that it will of the Town of Andover, Conn, evenings in my home. Need We know we can always improve our performance to save you money, against Republicans. Edward Tomkiel year over the 15-year analysis much, much more than the $18.5 million cited above. 6SO-13(B7l-13) meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at reconsider a proposal to raise will hold a public hearing on three references. 646-8716, “Not since 1964 have I seen so Town Clerk period, as that is what the ser and we re working hard to do so — but, we can't perform miracles! 700-3 (C7S-13) M 9 . 9 5 the KofC Home. coin-operated phone charges Wednesday October 16, 1974 at many Republicans trying to vices now cost. from 10 to 20 cents. the Town Office Building at PART-TIME Cleaning - Main 693-14 (C7a.14) hide their political stripes,” he Equipment needed for fire The facts are ... CL&P and HELCO have fully compiled with the legal To sum up: If the base price of electricity and the fuel adjustment 733-14(174-14) POWERFUl PLUNGER CLEARS 8:00 P.M. to hear the following tain small building, choose own * 2 3 . 9 5 said. “You can go over their He said SNETCO president hours. ReplyRe to Box “ FF” protection includes an am orders of the Public Utilities Commission ... in 1970, and again last charge fail to provide revenues sufficient to match the cost of produc 733-13(174-13) Alfred Van Sinderen informed Appeals asking relief from the campaign material with a Manchesterr Helerald. bulance and pumper in 1977, May, we proposed a new fuel adjustment formula that would have 773-14(771-14) CLOGGED TOILETS him during the weekend the zoning laws of the Town of An LEGAL tion and delivery, reliable service to our homes, offices, factories and 773-13(774-13) microscope without finding any alarm truck and rescue truck in > 2 4 . 9 5 company will give the proposal dover. included monthly changes in efficiencies ... rather than benefiting farms will be a thing of the past. mention of the GOP.” PART TIME- women over 18 1978, pumper in 1979, all S73-14(G7a-14) further study before submitting No. 121 Anthony T. Sylvester NOTICE who want Christmas money, purpose fire truck in 1981, and from an overcharge, we continue to experience a substantial loss by 833-13(071-13) * 2 5 . 9 5 Meanwhile the Democratic of Hebron, Conn, for variance ADMISSION OF ELECTORS 7 it to the Public Utilities Com bonuses, maybe trips. Flexible We know it’s sometimes tempting to run for political office against 833-14(H7a-14) gubernatorial candidate. Rep. an additional pumper in 1983. failing to recover fully the actual cost of oil used to produce the mission. in frontage requirements in TOWN OF BOLTON, CONN. hours. 623-9128. the utilities and always tempting to run against higher prices. But. to • 33-13(H74-13) > 2 6 . 9 5 Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., was Additional apparatus needed Steele said he was very order to build a dwelling on a Notice is hereby given pur electricity we provide our customers. reported in a newspaper poll to for police protection would be a best serve Connecticut, let's all keep our eye on the real problema. -1-F.E.T. 1.74 TO 3.19 WW 2.99 pleased with the SNETCO deci five acre lot on East St. suant to Sec. 9-17 of the General have a substantial lead over her HAIRDRESSER wanted - full cruiser in 1977, substation in sion, and urged the public to No. 122 Henry A. Deming, 178 Statutes, that the Board for Ad GOP opponent. Rep. Robert H. time, experienced. New, 1980, cruiser in 1981 and 1984. FIBIRGLASBELTfD discourage vandalism of phone Buttonball, Glastonbury, Conn, mission of Electors of the Town modern shop. Call 875-1607, ask ■ 78-13 is.vs 0-78-U. 15 10.95 Steele R-Conn. Undefined other equipment H-78-U. 15 33.95 booths and equipment to keep for variance in lot size, lot line of Bolton will hold a session in for Larry, SNOW C-78-13 14.95 A poll taken for the Hartford would be needed in 1978, 1982 C78-U. 15 14.95, 378-14,15 36.95 down service costs to the com distance, percentage of lot the Community Hall, 222 Bolton 178-U, 15 16.95 178-15 31.95 Times and the New Haven and 1987. REGULAR 11.95 5 60-15 14.95 pany. coverage, also use district Center Road, on Saturday, Oc 8-78-U, 15 Register and published in their Additonal road services WINIE«HA«X r 1 60lo3.37f E.I. State Comptroller Nathan G. regulations as listed under ar tober 12, 1974, from 9:(X) a m. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST equipment needed is listed as a r«Yir7*W»W6W6W6W6\ir7# COUPON »W6W6W«11»6W6Vlt?6V!®, Agostinelli, the GOP nominee ticles 5 and 6. o'clock to 8:00 p.m. o’clock to tru c k in 1977 and 1982, for lieutenant governor, urged At this hearing interested examine the qualifications and Full-time opening available Someplace Else In our Hemotology Depart loader/router in 1978, truck in NEVER AGAIN that lick (ctllng the legislature during the persons may appear and be act on the applications of those 1979, sweeper in 1980, pick-up whin your lollit ovirflowi Gutted by Fire weekend to hold a special ses heard and written com residents found eligible for ad ment. truck and generator in 1981, and CIS 1=» H E L .C O VERNON sion on the issue of possible munications received. Said mission. Experience In hemotology TOILAFLEX- This will be the last regular necessary. additional trucks in 1982, 1984 THICONNICTWUTUOHTANOPOWmcOMMUIV TMI HMimMO tLKTMC UOHT OOMNVW Vernon fire officials are in overcharges in fuel cost appeals are on file and may be Toilet Plunger session for admission of elec and 1986. vestigating the cause of a fire adjustments. seen in th office of the Town For more Information, please FREE MOUNTING NOW OR LATER Unlike ordinary plungers, Ibilaflex tors before the Nov. 5, 1974 New schools would have to be that gutted the Someplace Else “The heat of the election may Clerk. call the Personnel Depart IMOFtTHEAST UTILITIES BANK AMERICARD MASTER CHARGE does not permit compresied air or State Election. open in 1978,1979,1980,1983 and meiiy water to iplaih back or etcape. bring forth a rash of political Dated this the 7th day of Oc ment, 646-1222, ext. 481. Restaurant on Rt. 83 in Vernon, Dated at Bolton, Conn., this 1985. With Tbilaflex the full preiiure plowi shortly after midnight Sunday. statements to the Capitol if tober 1974. (Second publication The report indicates that the NATIONAL BRANDS through the clogging masi and such a session is called, but I 10th day of October 1974). 1st day of October, 1974. MANCHESTER swiihei it down. The building is owned by Virginia A. Assard North Coventry Volunteer Fire Of am afraid we cannot avoid Zoning Board of This MtvtrtiMnwni paid lor by ewrthoMm NorttwMl UHMM lyitMi • SUCTION-RIM STOPS SPLASH BACK Edward Moser of Ellington who William J. Houle MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Department wishes to own the DISCOUNT TIRE CENTERS • CENTERS ITSELF, CAN’T SKID AROUND formerly operated it as The facing the issue head-on right Appeals 71 Haynes Street 229 HEBRON AVE 6GLAST0NBURY • TAPERED TAIL GIVES AIR-TIGHT FIT Registrars of Voters new firehouse in the communi Pines Restaurant. It has been now,” he said. Andover, Conn. Manchester 0»ilv11-7PM Saturday 9 - 2 Oat lha Genulna Tollaflax* Catherine K. Leiner ty. A site for this has been set leased to a Glastonbury man for Fifth District: Rep. Ronald Eric Siismet, Chairman An Equal Opportunity Employar *^ A T HARDWARE STORES • Town Clerk aside. the past year. N. Sarasin, R-Conn., said Sun Stephen F. Willard, Sec. 1 PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct, 7, 1974 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 7, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23 Homes tor Sale 23 Articles tor Sale 41 Articles tor Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 41 Articles tor Sale 41 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Apartments For Rent 53 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Homes tor Rent 84 B/W realty Is proud to WE HAVE custom m waiting MANCHESTER'- Cottage WORK MARLBOROUGH - Four-room announce the associa Nfr READ THIS: m for the rental of your apartment Street, 4-room apartment, se RENTEX tion of BARGAIN BOX cond floor, security. Telephone house, nice yard for children. RCALTOR or home. J.D. Real Estate IN HARTFORD? now can offer all unfurnished danltl f. raal* Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 646-1189. $150 per month. (7181). Rentex, RUSSELL R. MIS Clip Out - Fill in • Mall Today W hy not live in Hartford? apartments modestly fur 5498981. nished by Putnam Furniture MAC KENDRICK IT DOESNT PAY TO WAIT TO BUY A HOUSE LOOKING for anything in real One-bedroom opts, now ROCKVILLE - Six rooms, se She lierath SAVE OVER B0% estate rental — apartments, available — $150 per mo. cond floor, garage, large yard, Leasing, very few exceptions With their firm. homes, multiple dwelling, no — in quiet, immaculate, two children accepted, no pets. made. Students, singles, any Business tor Rent 55 Call Russ at 647-1419 If you have been scared to buy a fees. Call J.D. Real Estate beautifully maintained $180. 8728236, 5688375. situation. Over 800 12 Words • 3 Days -1 Dollar Associates, Inc. 646-1980. apartments available. All CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING house because of tight mortgage building on Huntington St. BOLTON NOTCH - Hi^way tor all your real estate ClaosHIcation 41, Mltcellaneoui For Silo Only areas, all prices. One, two, money and record-high Interest rates, MANCHESTER - Five-room location, across shopping needs... VERNON - O ne-bedroom W alking distance to down apartment, second floor, no take a look at how much a naw home and three-bedroom houses, center. 4,000 square feet oifice- apartments immediately town Htfd. & city parks. appliances, close to school. Ado iTiuot be mailed only No phone orders duplexes and apartments. showroom building, storage will cost you now and what It Is likely to available at Town House Ideal locale for employees Available immediately. Securi Payment must accompany ad 549-6981 buildings. 4 acres industrul cost In a yaar or two. There’s little point Gardens. This suburban apart of many of Htfd's. ins. ty required. $170. Eastern, 646- One Item only, Include price and phone commercially zoned. Entire In waiting for Interest rates to slide ment community of unusual co's. Call 527-2912 for 8250. MANCHESTER Reduced for ALUMINUM-sided 6-room architectural design and property or part. Brokers in PHONE 643-2711 while the cost of land, labor, taxes, and Ad mai^^ cani:ellatlon por non-commercial users only more info. vited. 1-223-4^, 1-747-0954. quick sale, 5 1/2 room Cape, 1 Ranch, country kitchen with Ad may be edited to conform to rules beautiful landscaping features MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom BOLTON - "Three room cottage. 1/2 baths, garage, eat-in dishwasher ancf stove, plenty of materials keep soaring. priate entrance, private patio duplex, private basement, woods, privacy, yard and BUILDING For Rent - kitchen, Parkade area. LaPen- cabinets. Full basement, large We are Professional Real Estate Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after it Is received. with sliding glass door, wall-to- appliances, yard. Available im parking. Available immediate FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD ly. $135 plus security. 646-2611. Manchester, Business Zone 2. ta Agency, Realtor, 646-2440. treed lot. Low 30’s. Keith Real Brokers and we know what lending In No delay In publication will be permIRed. wall carpeting, range, FIVE-ROOM Duplex - Good mediately. Security required. •••■••••••nnnnnnnnni Estate. 646-4126, 649-1922. refrigerator, garbage disposal, Approximately 500’ square.. Help Wanted 13 stitutions still have funds available for ■ location, near bus line. Adults $160. Eastern, 6468250. Private Instructions 18 NEW SEVEN - roonri Raised master TV antenna, storage AVAILABLE now - three Good location and parking. $95- only, no pets. Security deposit per month. 646-19' Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, mortgages. Its’s our business to know. and laundry facilities in base MANCHESTER - One-bedroom bedroom duplex and garage, ADVERTISING ADVERTISING PART-TIME - 20 hours weekly, Vernon required. Available October 15. centrally located, near schools SEWING Instruction - sundeck, 26’ family room, And we know a lot about the merchan ment. Total electric. No pets. Call 647-1037. apartment. Available im light bookkeeping, aggressive- and stores, security and DEADLINE female. Goodyear Service Dressmaking or tailoring, all aluminum siding, 2-car garage, MOVE IN... dising of real estate. So If you are For appointment please call mediately. Security required. V basic steps including pattern wooded lot. Merritt Agency, 872-0528 Monday through references required. $195. Call >J2.00 noon the day before RATES Store, Vernon. Call 646-0101. ...to this immaculate 6-room thinking of selling, now || a good time PLEASANT 4-room newer $150, heat included. Eastern, OFFICE SPACE adjustments Small classes, in Realtors, 646-1180. | l Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 646-8250. 6498000. O^blicalion. 1 day ...... 9t word per day Cape, 3 or 4 bedrooms, to sell, and it you are thinking of f t • Duplex, immaculate, large FOR RENT 3 days ...... 8t word per day SWITCHBOARD Operator - No dividual instruction. 643-6226. rooms and closets. Tile bath Derate for Saturday and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TOLLAND - A warm home fireplaced living room, eat-in buying, now a good time to buy. ROCKVILLE - six large rooms 250 square feet, center of M o n d a ^ ^ 12 00 Noon Friday 6 d a y s ...... 7t word per day experience required. Good and kitchen cabinets. Parking, kitchen. Gorgeous private ROCKVILLE - R ockland duplex, two children accepted, 26 days ...... 6t word per day salary. Paid training, plus Schools-Classes 18 trimmed in sunshine. Six-room m centrally located, no pets or APARTMENT Manchester, air-conditioning 15 W O RD MINIM UM wooded lot. Terrace Apartments. Large $1'75 per month. Rowe & Rowe, many benefits. Now inter Country Cape, acre lot. Low children. Security. Available. and parking. Call: 643-9551 LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... and beautiful three room, one RENTAL OFFICE 875-3167, 872-2022. PLEASE READ Happy Ads ...... $1.75 Inch viewing. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. A’TTENTION - Mothers - Three 30’s. 8ra-6323. 643-1459. positions available for 3 l/2to 4 bedroom apartment. Includes We have q large variety of Army, 643-9462. 3 NAME FURNISHED three room YOUR AD year old boys and girls at St. 646-1180 BEALE'S CORNER heat, hot water, all appliances, NEW D U P L E X - T h r e e deluxe one and two-bedroom Classified ads are taken over with dishwasher, disposal, apartment, second floor, PART TIME - Shipper - Mary’s Day School, ADDRESS bedrooms, full cellar, large apartments and townhouses the phone as a convenience East Hartford 178 MAIN ST R E n PHONE 648-4828 S h e l i e r a t b carpeting, pool and your own parking available. Call 649-1287 Wanted to Rent 57 Manchester. For further infor CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING yard, appliances, water, hook throughout Manchester. Ren The Herald is responsible for Tuesdays and Thursdays, J2.50 MERRITT AGENCY CITY private terrace in a country set after 2. only one incorrect insertion and hourly. Call 646-0174. mation please contact Mrs. CHOICE BUY ups, no pets, $265. Call after 6 tal office open daily from 9-5, M I STATE ting, $175. No pets. 872-4223,529- LOOKING for female with then only to the sire of the Perry, 646-7868. Any race, Three bedroom split, spacious r ea lto r p.m., 646-8057. other times by appointment. color, creed. P.O. Box 591 MANCHESTER - Four room apartment or house to share original insertion Errors which PART-TIME permanent posi living room with cathedral Services Ottered 31 ZIP Duplex, two bedrooms, 1 1/2 expenses. 649-1516 between 8 do not lessen the value of the f i Real Estate Wanted Manchester, Conn. 06040 tion open East of River in doc •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ceilings, warm family room, 28 X:X MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom baths, yard, garage, near a.m. and 4 p.m. advertisement will not be cor MANCHESTER . New llstins. PHONE EAST HARTFORD - 6 room, DAMATO ENTERPRISES, WC. tor’s office. One-gal office, Duplex in newer two-family schools and shopping, $200 rected by an additional inser V k baths, treed lot, pool, $3600 Charming 4-room Cape-style SELLING your home or second floor, $235., with heat home. $225 per month. 2408 Nm State M ., Minciwster tion experience necessary. Good □ REAL ESTATE EXTERIOR HOME monthly, no utilities, P u r ity . down and $291 per month to home in mint condition. Wall- acreage? For prompt friendly and hot water, security and Appliances and carpeting. Heat 646-1021 starting salary and benefits BEAUTIFICATION 12 Words • 3 Days • *1 Dollar. references. After 4 weekdays, Call 643-01% after 5 p.m. available. Fee paid. Richard P. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• qualified veteran. Call for to-wall carpet abounds service, call Louis Dimock not included. No pets, security Aluminum Siding 528-7311. Rita Personnel Services, 164 Hom es For Sale 23 more details. throughout. Beamed living Realty, 649-9823. required. Available November Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 East Center Street, 646-3441. WARREN E. HOWLAND room ceiling and spiral stair Super Steel Siding 1. Call 649-2003. VERNON- - Willow Brook □ AUTOMOTIVE MANCHESTER - Striking 4 case add to the true value. ALL CASH for your property Combination Storm Apartments, one and two 7 NICE THREE-room furnished bedroom colonial, 125’x300’ Realtors Priced at $27,900. Zinsser Agen within 24 hours. Avoid r ^ tape, Windows & Doors Building-Contracting 33 Heating-Plumbing •9•••••••••••••••••••••••••• VERNON - Professional offices •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 35 apartment, near hospital, bedrooms. From $180. Includes PRESIDENTIAL wooded lot, 2 1/2 baths, first 643-1108 cy, 646-1511. instant service. Hayes Agency, Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 for rent, 1-5 rooms, furnished or Autos For Sale 81. Gutters and Awnings adults only. No pets. $200. heat, hot water, appliances, floor family room. Prime loca 6464)131. PLUMBING SHOP on Wheels - not, heat and electricity. Also VILLAGE APTS. Free Estimates LEON Cieszynski builder - new Security deposit required. Call carpet, air-conditioning, pool, DAYS — NO ROTATION AVON tion, Mid 60s. Warren E. MANCHESTER - Lovely 7- Stocks 2,000 repair parts on our DOG-CAT boarding reser apartments from $100 monthly tennis court, picnic area. No NEED CAR? Credit bad?- Fully Insured homes custom built, 643-9678. MANCHESTER We have several openings for registered nurses with at LIVEN UP YOUR LIFE THIS Howland Realtors, 643-1108. room Cape with first-floor WE WILL buy your house. Call remodeled, additions, rec truck to save you money. 30 vations. Combined inside/out- and up. Call Lownds & Man pets. Security required. Bankrupt? Repossessed? BEST BUY in town. New 7- side nms, partitioned privacy, least one year of recent hospital experience. Excellent FALL AND EARN SOME room Ranch in Forest Hills, 3 family room, 2 full baths, anytime, Hutchins Agency, STOMBERG & TRUEMAN CO. rooms, garages, kitchens years’ experience. 646-2115. ning, 875-3357. Superintendant, 872-4400. Honest Elouglas accepts lowest Realtors, 649-5324. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• germicidal lighting. Canine MANCHESTER - New deluxe 2- One and two bedroojnjs. S i:-: ‘’onefits. Staff assignm ent and salary will take Into ac- MONEY. TOO. Get out, meet ATTRACTIVE Colonial - Three bedrooms, 2 baths, ffi’ family fireplaced living room. 7 1/2% remodeled, baUi tile, cement down, smallest payments. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 633-8583 649-8450 Flooring 38 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, bedroom Townhouse, full base- Near schools, churches Douglas Motors, count Individual background and experience. people, enjoy life...Represent room, 2-car garage, beautiful financing available with no work. Steps, dormers. Residen THREE-ROOM Apartment - THREE ROOMS - First floor, " ■ ■ s, 345 Main. carpeting, nice lot, plus many Manchester, 646-5971. ment. Includes heat, and shopping center, on the world’s largest cosmetics wooded lot. Good financing money down to qualified buyer. SELLING your house? Call us tial or commercial. Call 649- Heat, hot water, range, with heat and appliances, no i| i;i For further Information and to arrange for a personal In- extras. Upper 30’s. Financing Asking $36,900. Zinsser Agency, first and we’ll make you a cash Moliances, carpeting, pool. company. Show fine gifts and available. Merritt Agency, 646- 4291. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, refrigerator, garage, laundry pets, one months security bus line. Call anytime. SiS terview, please contact the Personnel Department, 646- available. R. Zimmer, J. D. 646-1511. offer. One day service. T. J. BULL WORK - Any kind. Odd (specializing in older floors). TOY POODLE PUPS - One $255 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, area, basement storage, lease, required. Available November TOYOTA - See us for reliable quality jewelry, too. Earn 1180. jobs, light trucking, cellars and Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. M 1222, Ext. 481. Real Estate Associates, 646- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Ceilings and inside painting. silver male and one champagne security deposit, no pets. $180. 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur 646-2623 used Toyotas with our 60-day money one day, join your 1980. attics cleaned, trees removed. John Verfaille, 646-5750, male. Eight weeks old. x c ^ 643-4884. days 68, 28 Church Street. 1007o warranty. We also buy MANCHESTER - Super 6-room Bolton "] 647-9767, 646-3545. Carpentry and general contrac I MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL friends for lunch the next day. IMMEDIATE cash for your ting. Residential and commer 2222. tionally nice. 872-4807 or 872- MANCHESTER - Newly-wed used Toyotas. L)mch Motors, Interested? Call 289-4922. custom 3-level Split, only 11 TREES I 6306. 345 Center Street, Manchester, 71 Haynes Street COLONIAL - Nine rooms. years old, 1 1/2 baths, sliding property. Let us explain our cial. Whether it be a small special, 5 rooms, children Bowers School, 4 bedrooms, fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, JUNK CARS bought, $5-$25. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale SI Autos For Sale 61 646-4321. glass doors from dining area to Surround this immaculate 8| repair iob, a custom built home accepted. $160 per month. (32- Manchester den, fully equipped kitchen, for 647-1413. Towing included. Call 644-2912 FREE TO good home - One patio, garage, professionally room aluminum sidedj or anything in between, call 646- 19). Rentex, 5498981. An Equal Opportunity Employer mal dining room, rec room, or 872-2503 anytime. □ MISC. FOR SALE tiger kitten, double front paws. landscaped. Excellent location. Colonial in prime] 1379. RADIO OPERATOR - No walk-out basement, walk-up at SELL YOUR HOUSE through •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mother also free. Call 64^4774. SIX-ROOM Duplex - Tliree Upper 30’s. Arruda Realty, 644- neighborhood. Four largej LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, experience required. Good tic, 2-car garage, 1V4 baths, J. Watson Beach Real Estate STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, Articles tor Sale 41 large bedrooms, modern 1539. bedrooms, first floor family! cellars and attics cleaned, SIAMESE kittens, reasonable. salary, paid training plus many assumable mortgage at 5V2%, Co. Professional real estate fireplaces, flagstone terraces, kitchen, stove, new K t MERCURY benefits. Now interviewing. $40,500. Philbrick Agency, 646- room, walk-out basement. 1 service for more than 45 years. lawns mowed, small tree work. Parents on premises. Call 643- VERNON - Purchase this love concrete repairs, inside and DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, refrigerator, aluminum siding Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army, 643- 4200. Exceptional landscaping. A 1 Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. 2866 after 4:30. ly 4-bedroom home. 5 3/4% Manchester office, 647-9139. outside. Reasonably priced. $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, and garage. $260. Security 9462. lovely home. $51,900. I required. M9-30W. assumable mortgage. Monthly 643-0851; stone, navel, pool and patio B r o t h e r s HEY KIDS! CUSTOM MADE Draperies, sand. 643-9504. I LINCOLN LPN - Experience required. payments $200.33. P. I. T. I. very reasonable work Livestock 44 Want to make good money working only a few hours MANCHESTER Asking $45,000. Call Audrey WARREN E. HOWLAND! ANY TYPE Carpentry and Ages 17-35. Good salary plus •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• guaranteed, call anytime. 649- ALUMINUM sheets used as a week. No lliqlt to how much you can earn. Three OWNER SAYS SELL Schaefer, Broker, 875-5351. , Realtors 643-11081 4266. masonry work, additions and many benefits. Now inter printing plates, .007 thick, FOR SALE - Welch pony and nights per week. We train. So come and buy this im remodeling. Free estimates. A. Ellington viewing. Call U.S. Army, 643- □ MISC. SERVICES Squillacote, 649-0811. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Shetland pony, cart and 9462. maculate Ansaldi built Ranch. VERNON - Many extras, this ROGER’S Car Wash-Wax, harness. Call 643-7605 after 5. unique 10-room split, 6 ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful Phone 643-2711. FIREPLACE UNIT 3 or 4 bedrooms, king sized •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jim’s Auto Repair, 770 Main ... ALL NEW ... bedrooms if needed. Lower sweeping view of entire lake, 4- MASONRY REPAIRS - Brick, Meadowbrook Apartments, Call 647-9946 $2500 CASH bonus - Equipment living room & master Street. Also rake leaves, 647- level has full bath and 2 rooms. room older home, modern bath, Services Offered 31 block, stone and concrete. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• just off of Route 83. New 3%- 1975 repairman. No experience bedroom, 2 fireplaces, rec 1529. cents each. Inquire side door. Excellent for office or in-law half-acre treed lot, garage, $17,- Reasonable prices. Call 643- Garden Products 47 room, one-story, house-type Manchester Evening Herald required. Good starting salary, room, garage, secondary SHARPENING Service - 9508. Manchester Evening Herald. excellent benefits, one month Martment. Double-car garage. 900. Hayes Corporation, 6 ^ S N D W ^ W IN G comer units in new brick and Financing available. Call Tony City water and sewers. Asking 0131. Saws, knives, axes, shears, LINCOLNS & MERCURYS LOMBARDO’S - Pick your own stone garden apartment paid vacation per year. Call skazes, rotary blades. Quick Residential or WE BUY and sell used fur U.S. Army, 643-9462. Wasilefsky at 649-5306, eves. $57,000. Call Audrey Schaefer, BUILDING - Remodeling, - quality pole tomatoes - service. Capitol Equipment Commercial niture. Cash on the line. One building. Total electric. 872-0003. Broker, 875-5351. MANCHESTER - Verplanck roofing, concrete steps, peppers - fryers, staffers, and Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. C all piece or an entire housefull. Features floor-to-ceiling HEAD CASHIER- CASHIER- KITCHEN HELP - Full-time EARN $635 by Christmas, part School area. Charming 6-room fireplaces. For estimates call hots - eggplant. Silver Lane EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 living room fireplace, range, Salesclerks. Women, mature dishwasher. Also full-time time. Full time also available. Cape, one-car garage, new BROWN’S TIRE SHOP 649-1142. near K-Mart. Bring own NEW LISTINQ 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Main Street Rear, behind refrigerator, disposal, air- responsible type, to be trained kitchen worker and part-time For interview Call Mrs. Ryer, siding, large lot, quiet 646-3444 baskets. C 7958. Douglas Motor Sales. conditioning, wall-to-wall to handle check out- merchan dietary aides. Good starting 233-3500, 11 a.m.-l p.m. BARROWS & WALLACE MANCHESTER neighborhood. 7 l/27o mortgage MASON CONTRACTOR - dise department - general store salary. Liberal fringe benefits. MandiaftM' New Havwi Hartford Excellent 6-room Cape - City available. $30,500. Owner agent, Plastering, custom built stone TOMATOES and peppers - Pick carpeting. Adults only, no REWEAVING burns, holes. duties. Full or part time, Rexi- Apply in person: East Hartford B49-5306 397-1515 728-6615 649-9804. or brick fireplaces, chimney LOAM in own containers. Open Mon pets. $190 monthly, $190 lease utilities, Amesite drive, com Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Painting-Papering 32 ble shift. Good starting pay and Convalescent Home, 745 Main repair, block and cement work. SIx-yird load, $30 plua lax, day through Friday after 4 security. Reserve now for Oc STRAIGHTENiR " | binations, oil heat, quiet Window shades, Venetian benefits plus opportunityty to Street, East Hartford. BOLTON - country Ranch, big New and repairs. E. Richard dalivarad p.m., all day Saturday, Sunday tober 1-November occupancy. learn and advance. Ap ' to I Must have knowledge of| THE IDEAL retirement home. neighborhood, quick occupan private lot. Only $43,900! Finan blinds. Keys. TV for rent. COLLEGE Graduate students available for exterior and in son, 6434)889, 6494)608. I BULLDOZER-BACKHOE I and W ednesday. 21 Angel Call James J. Gessay, 875- 8th, straightening technique of | A lovely 5-room Cape, cy. Priced at only $31,900 cing available. In-law apart Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. I FQB.HISE CALL OFFICE WORKER - Mature fireplaced living room, most terior painting. Six years Street, Manchester. 0134. 9-5 p.m. Brooks Discount person. Knowledge of I round and flat heat-treated | CHARLES LESPERANCE ment, plus 3 bedrooms, dining I J. A. McCa r t h y , in c . Nice Selection For Immediate Delivery e convenient kitchen, formal experience. Fully insured. Free Center, 277 West Middle Turn shorthand and typing, posting to I parts I room, 2 fireplaces, immediate FRESH sweet apple cider and dining room, two large 649-7620 MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. estimates. Call our com ^ ^ ^ 3 7 0 pike, Manchester. accounts, filing, etc. Good star occupancy! LaPoll Realtors, apples. (Macouns, Machin- T bedrooms, beautiful grounds, Removal, pruning, lot clearing, petitors, than call us, 649-7034. RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 ting salary, liberal fringe I STANLEY P. ROCKWELL CO. I 633-1717. tosn). Botti’s Fmit Farm, 260 EAST HARTFORD - Two excellent location. No need for spraying.Fully insured. SLEEP IN my home with benefits, ^ p ly in person: East I 296 Homestead Avenue { CLEAN USED refrigerators, Bush Hill Road, Manchester. bedrooms and parking. $155 per the expense of a car, you are M ANCHESTER - 8-room Licensed. Free estimates. INSIDE - Outside painting, BIDWELL Home Improvement children 7 and 9.11:15-7:35 a.m. Hartford Convalescent Home, j Hartford • 246-5621 j ranges, automatic washers, month. (32-24). Rentex, 549- FANTASTIC SAVINGS Co. Expert installation of Monday-Friday, S50. Some within walking distance to all Colonial, 4 bedrooms, Phone 633-5345. f e c ia l rates for people over 65. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s 745 Main Street. East Hartford. Manchester aluminum siding, gutters and 6981. weekends. Must be mature and necessities. Room for the com fireplaced living room, large Fully insured. Estimates given. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- trims. Roofing installation and dependable. Andover, Conn., CLERK TYPIST - No pany of your grandchildren. formal dining room, 11/2 baths, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Call 649-7863. 2171 48 DUTCH COLONIAL repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Antiques NON-SMOKING working girl 742-6047 , 6-8 p.m. SET-UP MAN experience required. Good John F. Bruce, Broker, Rose A. den, kitchen with pantry, gar Trees cut, trimmed or topped, desires same to share apart ON ALL 1 ] Spacious 8-room home with 4 salary, paid training plus many Bruce, Agent, 872-6600,875-4331. age, treed lot, Bentley School stumps removed, fully insured. CEILINGS, inside painting, SCREENED loam, gravel, j NEEDED I bedrooms, formal dining HORACE Tetrault — Siding, WANTED Antique furniture, ment in center of town. Own PHONE from home to servicii benefits. Now interviewing. area. Immediate occupancy. Got a tree problem? Well worth papering, floor sanding- processed gravel, sand, stone, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or room, parking, $80 per month. our customers for super ear j Hours available: 8-5, 9-5 or 9-J Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army, 643- SEVEN ROOM Ranch, first $35,900. F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, room, eat-in kitchen, family a phone call. 742-8252. refinishing (specializing in roofing, storm windows, aw and fill. George H. Griffing, nings. Quality workmanship, other antique items. R. 646-1522 after 5 p.m. nings. Choose own hours. Call I 2. Five or six-day week, full or J 9462. floor family room. Master 643-2121. room with fireplace. 2-car older floors). John Verfaille, Inc., 742-7886. Harrison, 643-8709. REMAINING 1974’s 647-1810. I part-time. Apply in person at j bedroom will take king size fur garage. Lovely wooded lot ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan 646-5750, 872-2222. free estimates. Fully insured. 872-9187, 649-3417. MANCHESTER- Centrally TRUCK D R IV E R - No niture. Immediate occupancy. COLUMBIA- Lovely old with view. eling, rec rooms, offices, LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per MAGNIFICENT ornate oak located, 3 room apartment, on Federal Colonial, three | J . P. LEWIS & SON - Custom BUSINESS secretary - recep ! BURGER KING | experience required. Good Mortgages available at 5% household repairs. Phone 649- yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. clawfoot breakfront, $150. or second floor, $145 per month tionist for dental office. Five salary, paid training, plus many down. Present mortgage bedrooms, two baths, two 4594. decorating. Interior painting. ROOFING - Specializing BRAND NEW I 467 Center Street | best offer. Call 7428161. plus security deposit. days a week. Experience benefits. Now interviewing. assumable. Only $29,900. P a s^ , fireplaces, moved onto new Paper hanging. New Ceilings. repairing roofs, new roofs, ELECTRONIC Calculators for gutter work, chimneys, cleaned References. 643-1570. preferred. Send resume to P.O. I Manchester | Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army, 643- Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- foundation. Picturesque set CASH Registers and adding Remodeling. Exterior painting. sale at reduced prices. Phone Wanted to Buy 49 BRAND 846-1180 and repaired. 30 years Box 1, Glastonbury, Conn. 9462. 8243. ting, priced in low 50s. More =r machines. - Sales, service, Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. 649-4986. 3 1/2 ROOMS - Immaculate NEW 06033. land available. Owner will supplies. 15 years experience, Fully insured. For estimate call experience. Free estimates. 1974 COMET FULL-TIME, part-time, WANTED - Wicker furniture, restored Colonial home, heat, finance. For details call Lange MERRin AGENCY formerly with NCR. Free 649-9658. Howley, 643-5361. SEASONED hardwood - for experienced Bridgeport any kind. Phone 872-0930. hot water, parking, central. No 4 DOOR KEYBOARD operator - 8-4:30 Business Opportunity 14 Agency, 228-9349, 228-3296. Estimates. C.R.S. Company, fireplace. $35 per pick-up load. operators and tool makers. MANCHESTER ROOFING - Installation and children, pets. Middle-aged p.m. in firm located near South ------b ^ ^ tor Coventry, 742-6381. PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Call 875-4350. couple preferred. 643-2171 SEDAN Windsor/Manchester town line. at E & S Gage Co., DELUXE RANCH THREE-FAMILY - in excellent Five years experience. repairs, gutters, storm win •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ell Drive, Manchester. Craftsmanship Is evident throughout before 6 p.m. Experience with photo type set condition. Only $37,900. Pasek TWO HANDYMEN want varie Excellent references. Pete, 742- dows, doors. Experienced NEW and used railroad ties, ting equipment necessary. For this Gambolati built home. Large Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- ty of jobs, hedges, evergreens, 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. quality workmanship. Fully in □ RENTALS a living room and kitchen, custom Lota-Land tor Sale 24 authentic hardwood, excellent MANCHESTER- Five room PERSON with enthusiasm and information please phone Mrs. 8243. and trimming. Attics, cellars sured. Free estimates. condition. Call 872-6'754 dynamic personality for cabinets. IVk baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car duplex, three bedrooms, coun Mohney or Mrs. Wilkas at 644- YOUR OWN BUSINESS garage, expandable lower level. Love cleaned. Reasonable rates. 643- PAPER HANGING and ceiling Reasonable prices. Rick telephone sales. No experience Srnict m 4 fultn iHli producti nunilK- ANDOVER — Three wooded, try kitchen, carpeting, 2431. ly quiet area bordering nature TWO-FAMILY - Large treed 5305. painting, reasonable rates. Burnett, 646-30()5. GET YOUR Firewood stocked Rooms for Rent 52 necessary. Call M. O’Brien at tm8 bi fwolitir. Well, IMroiil, Qim|il«i an4 surveyed and approved lots, up appliances, no pets. $250. oUiea preserve. Immaculate move-ln condi lot. Stoves and refrigerators. Leonard Spiegelberg. 643-9112. to 9 acres. Priced from $13,50(). up for winter. Seasoned Security required. 646-1559 StocK No. 4CT106, with 250 6 cyl. engine, SelectehKI 646-8160 or 646-4260 after 1 p.m. tealen ir t eilibU iel ky die cenpenj. tion. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, Only $34,900, Pasek Realtors, WEDDING Invitations - ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, THOMPSON HOUSE, fur Call Warren E. Howland, hardwood, $40 per cord after 6 p.m. automatic transmisalon, whitewall tires, A M radio, power Monday-Friday. Can be ew atel out ef year home on a part or h i 646-3233. MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. DO you have wallpapering chimneys, wtters. Free es nished rooms, centrally MACHINISTS Realtor, 643-1108. Brochures, Business Forms, delivered. 875-8782, 643-0250. steering, protective body side mouldings, deluxe Interior I batis. you’cf like done? For depen timates, fufly insured. Days, located. Kitchen privileges. J. WATSON BEACH CO. Letterheads, Envelopes, FOUR-ROOM Apartment - option, deluxe wheel covers, and much more. NICE SELECTION AVAILABLE! Bridgeport, Lathe, Jig Bore SUPPLY CLERK - No h paim a mininmn of t L l l l .t t caih for bnen- REALTORS • MLS Tickets, Business Cards and dable service call M. Francis. evenings 529-8056. Paul Parking. Reasonable rates. tpry and lervictt porckaiei TOLLAND - two acre surveyed SEASONED Cord wood, cord First floor, heat, appliances, and CIntImatIc Operators experience required. Good Manchntur Offlc* 847-9139 872-6245. Cosgrove, 643-5364. Phone M9-2358. Car & Driver Magazine DRIl/F HNF The company offert a complete buy back of all In- COVENTRY (NORTH) building lots, minutes to other printing services offered. and half cord load. E. parking, no pets, lease, securi salary. Paid training plus many Equal houilng opportunity voted Capri The Beet needed for second rentorlei. parkway. Call Rowe & Rowe, General Printing Services, 623- Yeomans, 742-8907. ty. $190 monthly. 649-3340. benefits. Now interviewing. Write today for a posiWo afffiatloo and mort SHARP NEW RANCH PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain WANTED - Single worhan to shift . Top wages, fringe 875-3167, 872-2022. 5379. Super Coupe of 1974. TODAY! Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army, 643- nritten information, bidude phone. I f Syitean, Enjoy the pleasure of owning benefits and overtime. ting, wallpapering, spray/brush EARN free jewelry for Christ help share expenses, own MANCHESTER - Family-style *3286 9462. ho.. 1S50 S. lednood U .. $aH Lake CHy, Utah NEW LISTING - Six room painting. Fair prices, fully in Heating-Plumbing 35 bedroom, kitchen privileges. Experience required. MIM Cape. Master bedroom will a new 7-rooiri Ranch loaded MANCHESTER - Glastonbury TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving mas gifts, maybe win a trip to 2-bedroom Townhouse, full 70 VOLKS $1995 71 CHRYSLER $2695 with the unusual. Cathedral large appliances, cleaning sured, experienced and depen Puerto Rico by having a Sarah Call after 6 p.m., 643-4378. 72 ^ R Y $2695 70 PONTIAC $1995 CLEANING Woman - One day take king size furniture. Line. Seven acre wooded LYNN’S PLUMBING - basement. Includes heat, "211" Station Wagon Bus. Town & Country wagon, gold, J Apply at: ceilings, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, cellars and attics, also will dable. 643-1671. Coventry Show. 623-9128. Montego MX Brougham 2-dr Grand Prix SJ, 2-Or., Hard per week. Own transportation Modern country size kitchen homesite. Excellent rural loca Repairs, remodeling, new con appliances, carpeting. $240 hardtop, medium brown, red. black Interior, radio, simulated wood paneling,* built-ins, first floor family deliver small loads sand, stone, LARGE, furnished room with monthly. Paul W. Dougan, top. green, black vinyl root, exceptionally clean. black vinyl Interior, all power with plenty of cabinets. Full tion. Surveyed. Call Arthur struction. Water pumps. matching Interior, vinyl root, matching vinyl Interior, V-B, 7 THE LE-MI CORPORATION preferred. References. 647- HOUSE NEED Painting? - We complete light housekeeping Including lac. air con cellar, city utilities, bus line, room with fireplace and 2 gar and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. Realtor, 6438535 or 646-1021. V-8, automatic, PS, PB, fac 9804. Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson brush, spray or roll. French spoken also. 8'75-7263. -WHOLESALE- privileges. Private entrance automatic, power steering, ditioning, power windows, AM 1 Mitchell Drive, Manchester tory air cond., radio, power brakes, radio, radial 72 FORD $2995 two full baths. Easy financing ages. 8% mortgage available. Beach Co., Manchester Office, whitewalls. FM radio, fully carpeted rear 643-2362 GUTTERS cleaned, repaired Professional painting service, prices on and parking. 6498358, 6438266. tires, sharpi Gran Torino Squire Wagon, 9 compartment, loadedi BANDSMAN - Woodwind, with 5% down. Only $32,900. Joe Gordon, 649-5306, eves. 647-9139. SEWERLINES, sink lines, FIVE-ROOM apartment - Se and installed, $20 and up. 12 years experience, free es RICH. DARK TOPSOIL cond floor, garage, two passenger, light blue with brass, percussion instruments. Pasek, Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 643-5314. cleaned with electric cutters, dark blue Interior, V-8, auto Driveways sealed. Free es timates. Reasonable prices. Any amount. Pick up your FEMALE wanted to share an children, no pets, security. $185, V ^3295 73 DODGE $2695 73 VOLKS $2295 742-8243. TOLLAND-VERNON line - by professionals. McKinney Montego MX 4-door sedan trans., PS, PB, fac. air., Super Beetle 2-door, light HOUSEKEEPERS - Full time, Training or experience timates. R&R Reconstruction, 875-8782, 643-0250. apartment, with two other Dart Swinger 2-Dr. Hardtop, roofrack. MOBIL EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Beautifully treed one acre own - save more, or will 6468072. bronze, matching vinyl In- blue, blue Interior, 4 cyl., 4 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., five-day required. Good salary, rapid 875-4541, 649-3882 anytime. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com girls. Call after 5, 6438961. light blue, dark blue vinyl top, building lot. Convenient loca terlor, V-8, automatic, PS, PB, speed, A M radio. week, including one weekend promotions, excellent nenefits, EXCLUSIVE - By owner, no Building- Contracting 33 pany, 643-5308. deliver. matching Interior, V-8, SERVICE STATION brokers. Beautiful Colonial, tion, must be seen. 649-6827. MANCHESTER - Modern two- lac. air cond., radio, automatic, power steering. day. Good starting salary, one month paid vacation per ______C H B 4 B . 2 2 0 4 FURNISHED room for whitewalls. 74 MARK IV $9295 73 F d i $3995 BARROWS & WALLACE BOB’S A-1 SERVICE - Snow b e d r o o m apartments, Lincoln Continental,f'^nntinontol gold Open dally 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. PHONE 643-2711 Saturdays 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD She rteralii CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING f f ^ l l BENJV BY JIM BERRY Autos For Sale Campers-Trallers Motoreycles-Bleycles Campers-Trallers Mobile Homes PRISCILLA’S POP &06H, T PPAW-T M Y 0 0 0 7 F P l W - MF FOUMF IT IN A TPAFfl 0AM 1972 PLYMOUTH Satellite Mobile Homes HARLEY-Davidson - Motor WMEKJ M Y TIME COMES- 1 H A T ^ Y&ufz k a w a k a n “S h i p t : Sebring, brown, white top, LIVING CAN be easy. 12’ wide, K /l^ |«iAAAOOHA IM CI.P\^PLAMP W P W ^ /z f cycles, parts and accessories, BURY ME IN MY SPORTS, T O GO r automatic, fully equipped, $26% THEIR LOSS can be your gain. 3-bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, very SHIRT AND WORK WHPPE’PIF y'OU o p t it -? /IWNA 5 Y e A f ^ A G O - ixpert service. Harley- FORMAL.' or best offer. Repossession, Repossession, bank says sell. clean. Ready to live in. Just W,- PANTS Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, PP ITTO/WPA« Savings Bank of Manchester, Just 8 months old, beautiful 995.14’ wide on display. Trades 646-1700. Hartford. 247-9774. mobile home, save over $2,000. TMAT5S OF welcome. Parts, supplies and Can be seen by appointment. accessories. Plaza Homes A HI-& F^T)?P/V\ — Call 828-0360, Broker. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all "Quality homes sensibly Trucks for Sale makes, models and speeds. priced.’’ 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin Turnpike, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, IfyNrnestatsosmaAdMcktlM Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- Berlin, Connecticut, 828-0369. 1962 FORD 1/2 ton pickup - 292 HenM OassifM Us fM the h«m 2098. cubic inch engine, 8' body, $350. with rom for )mr brooi Call 872-0930. 1972 YAMAHA DS-7, 250cc, street machine, less than 6,000 1966 INTERNATIONAL, 20’ Automotive Service 6 6 Automotive Service 6 6 van, roll up doors. No longer miles. Asking $500. Call 6 ^ needed. $1500. Kage, 91 Hr 0026. )g) H 74 W NCA. Inc. T.M. A«t US. PM-OH. Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Autos For Sale Street. THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM 1972 CHEVROLET Nova, real COMPLETE junk cars 1971 1800E Volvo, mint condi PONTIAC, Gran Prix, 1973, low clean, fully powered. Must sell. 1974 KAWASAKI 100, Won in removed free in Manchester, tion, very low mileage, two mileage, fully powered, factory 1966 FORD Econoline van - radio contest, only 11/2 miles, IW60-S3RW l ^ T H i S /iM iJ s r m G . / c o g s -m is 649-9437 or 643-6217. snow tires. $3700. Call M9-6884. South Windsor, Vernon and air, excellent condition. Call Good running condition, $300 $625 negotiable. Call 646-0408 m x RUTH WHO IS -m ( I c o m f e e t J Tolland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, 646-1316 or 649-8782. firm. Call 646-5428 between 6 after 6 p.m. Ask for Mike. 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Rolls Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- 1967 CHEVROLET - Four-door, and 7 p.m. ILLl S4LAMAUPCR, Royce convertible, 5,000 4578, 875-6231. automatic transmission, V-8, 1968 OPEL - Best offer. Call ■z original miles, many extras. 1973 HONDA SL125, good run V l ^ C j C M I i h Savings Bank of Manchester 643-6631 after 6 p.m. 1%1 LAND ROVER - Rebuilt, Must sell. 646-6629. ning condition, 1300 miles, $400. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare repossession. $300. 646-1700. excellent condition. Call 649- or best offer. Must sell. Phone R lfoH T O igR our low rates. Young drivers 7844. 643^)188 after 6. 1973 BUICK U Sabre - 4 f . PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Oct. 7,1974 Voters Will Decide ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES The good old days are back! We reserve the riaht to limit quantities Sale starts Sunday, Oct. 6 thru Saturday, Oct. 12, 1974. Not responsible for typographical errorr On Salary Committee Admitted Friday: Robert Admitted Saturday; Ruby Arnold, Rachel Rd., Baron, Hartford; Joseph Kibbee, Ellington Ave., Manchester; Bernice Burnett, Hayes, Union St., Rockville; Rockville. Joseph Lane, South Windsor; appropriated for the Bicenten Florence Rother, Orchard St., Discharged Saturday; 'An Patricia Fournier, Cook Rd., COLUMBIA nial Commission. Rockville. drew Angeloni, South St.,, Tolland; Frank Muska, Broad Virginia Carlson Seal Contest Discharged Friday; Brenda Rockville; Jackie and Scott Brook; Aldene Soucier, Spring Correspondent Barney Spector of Rt. 66 was Bouchard, Legion Dr., Vernon; Bourque, East St., Rockville; St., Rockville; Mary Skewes, Tel. 228-9224 winner of the Town Seal contest Richard Bureau, Dailey Circle, Margaret Casey, Candlewood Chestnut St., Manchester; Voters will be asked to sponsored by the Women’s Rockville; James Conway, Dr., South Windsor; Julie Kathleen Wurn, West PAINT authorize the Board of Auxiliary of the Fire Depart Westland Dr., Ellington; Kerry Duguay, Crestwood Rd., Ver Willington. AT PRE-INFLATION PRICES Selectmen to appoint a five- ment. The seal depicts Moor’s Crandall, Bowles Rd., non; Carleen Lazure, Tory Rd., Discharged Sunday; Marie PITTSBURGH SUNPROOF PITTSBURGH HOUSE AND RANCH Supplement member committee to study Indian Charity School, Colum Rockville; John Gabbey, Ver Tolland; Lorraine Dziadul, Boissoneault, Main St., SHOP-RITB the salaries of all elected of bia’s claim to fame since it is non St., Manchester; Christine Range Hill Dr., Vernon; Win Manchester; Antonio DeCarli, EXTERIOR OIL OR WHITE LATEX EXTERIOR to the ficials, at the town meeting the birthplace of Dartmouth Goodrich, Enfield; Patricia field Elwell Sr., Maxwell Dr., Muddy Brook Rd., Ellington; LATEX, WHITE AND $ 7 9 7 PAINT, REC. $7.95 par gallon Redeem Your tonight at 8 in Yeomans Hall. Carmela Houser, Ward St., Manchester College; and Columbia Lake. Hemmeler, Middle Rd., Vernon; John Kirgan, Goodhill READY MIX COLORS CAL The committee is to make Surrounding the inner seal is Ellington; Hector Laferriere, Rd., South Windsor. Rockville; Carol King, Vernon REG. $11.40 Cal. Herald recommendations at the March decorative lettering the Cedar St., Rockville; Gerald Clayton McIntyre, Sunnyview Ave., Rockville; Laura Federal MANCHESTER Mon., Oct. 7, town meeting. bicentennial of the country. McManus, Dailey Circle, Dr., Vernon; Diane Martin, Kratzke, South St., Rockville; EARLY AMERICAN CUSTOM MIX COLORS $1 EXTRA At a March 1968 special town Residents will be a s k ^ to Rockville; Richard Quinn, Talcottville Rd., Vernon; Stephen Mierzwa, Vernon 1974. meeting, selectmen were adopt the seal at the town Brookside Lane, Vernon; Allen Arlene Payson, Rachel Rd., Center Heights, Vernon. Special introductory offer while it lasts Food Stamps 587 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST authorized to appoint a com meeting. Riberdy, Kanter Dr., Vernon; Manchester; Louis Reea. Birth Sunday; A daughter to mittee to study salaries of all Mr. and Mrs. Paul Starr, En MANCHESTER, CONN. ®3is Voters Made Cheryl Rocker, Burke Rd., Somers; Nina Stone, South St., town officials and employes. field. During September there were Rockville; Hans Schiffler, Rockville; Mrs. Barbara Huber at Shop-Rite The committee’s report was FOX RUN MALL OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. TO 10:30 P.M. 27 new voters made, according Meadowood Rd., Tolland; and son, Fairview Ave. Ext., accepted at the October 1968 to the registrars. Yolande Young, Terrace Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Nancy Dunker meeting. VITAMIN 45 Welles Street , Glastonbury Of those, 10 signed with the Rockville. and daughter, Virginia Lane, But because of the an Democrats, 4 with the Birth Friday; A son to Mr. Tolland. ticipated growth within the HEADQUARTERS 633-9493 Republicans and 13 remain un and Mrs. Richard Abrahamson, town and subsequent increase Admitted Sunday; Berthenia Liggett Parkade s m creative decorating affiliated. W. Main St., Rockville. l ow Prices! in duties of officials, it was IgBgggqppqpgqpggBqnmTffl'wnHHmguuuuuuuBBBBBuuiBuuuauuuuu^ocjooG^aoQOPoo recommended another compen sation review be made no later than two years hence. In March 1971 another salary committee was named and in W h a fe fb r October 1971 the recommen dations were accepted to become effective after the lif ting of the federal wage price freeze which was then in force. In March 1973 voters decided not to authorize the appoint 7 ment of a salary committee. You can Sanitary Landfill In another item on the lengthy call,, voters will be D inner? asked to enact an ordinance regulating the use of the landfill SHOP-RITE HAS THE ANSWERI area. Voters will be asked to act separately upon the Board of ) Bank on Education’s budget and the selectmen’s estimate for expenses for the ensuing year. U.8.D.A: CHOICE BlEF DANISH The total of both budgets is $1,370,’766 but this figure could be increased to $1,401,516 if .voters act favorably on two clauses in the warning. V The IMPORTED They will be asked to add an additional $20,000 to the reserve fund. Residents will be asked to act upon the request for a $10,750 appropriation for the construc tion of two tennis courts at the Hennequin Rd. recreation area. SATURDAY Opposes Budget A former school board 0 member said he is prepared to oppose the school board budget at the meeting. Albert Hadigian, who served Myaiiirii oip six years on the board, said, "As a result of a thorough BANK review, I am of the opinion that t the school budget is both in flationary and unwarranted.” i He added, “There appears to c be little justification for the excessive expenditures for U.S.D.A. CHOICE 2"‘*WEEK aides, educational consultants and custodial salaries in the school budget.” Hadigian also said he is Coupons good Sun prepared to oppose the request Oct. 14 thru T of the selectmen to increase the reserve fund to nearly two CHUCK Sat., Oct. 19, 1974 mills, noting that the present balance in the reserve fund is nearly $90,000. Hadigian said that at a time when people are battling in flationary prices it is too much to ask for an increase of $20,000 STEAKS SHOP-RITE COUPON in the reserve fund. SHOP-RITE COUPON Voters also will be asked to SHOP-RITE THIS ■“•wardttia|»ireh»»#ol appoint a Safety Commission to COUPON study security and law enforce FRENCH WORTH PBOmiCi ment needs for the town. They will also be asked to act FRIES K P M r m m r upon a request that money be REG. or CRINKLE CUT WITH THIS Oct. 6 thru Sat.. Oct. is '" - COUPON CIRCULAR WEEK WEEK NO. 2 I NO. 1 «;h QP-RITE c o u p o n i SHOP-RITE COUPON ABOUT THIS THIS COUPON TOWN COUPON FRESH MEAT WORTH PRESM MEAT ‘ Unless you have $100,000 or more WORTH DEPARTMENT ‘Certificates may be withdrawn with penalty Manchester WATES will MOTT’S DAWN FRESH meet Tuesday at the Itallan- American Club. Weighing-in Oct. 6 thru Sat., Oct. 12,197.. ^ ciacuiAA will be from 7 to 8 p.m. GRADE ’A’ Members with last names beginning S-Z are reminded to bring fruit for the basket. Slides SHOP-RITE COUPON of past club activities will be s h o p -r ite c o u p o n s shown. Former members and We’re Here When You Need Us! _ toward the purchase ol THIS 7 those interested in joining TH IS S1.00 OB MOBE IN OUB LARGE COUPON WATES are invited to attend. C O U P O N p r o d u c e Featherweights for the month WORTH «RVICE W O R TH d e p a r t m e n t are Mrs. Clarence Burke and DEII Mrs. William White. There will be no meeting or weighing-in on Good at any Shop-Rite market. Coupon Qo«kI at any Aht^-ltMa markat Coupon Oct. 15. limit one per tanjily. Coupon good Sun.. Ihnlt ona par tamlly. Coupon good Sun., Oct. 6 thru Sal.. Oct. 12,1974. EGGS Dot IS thru Sat, Oct 19, 19T4, ODCVLAD The Regina D'ltalia Club will meet tonight at 7 at the Italian- American Club on Eldridge St. SHOP-RITE COUPON j SHOP.RITE COUPON The Golden Age Club will THIS meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at toward the purchaaa ot the Senior Citizens Center. THIS $1.00 OB MORE IN OUR COUPON .■S’waTiiais'is Members are reminded to bring COUPON SERVICE WORTH SHOP-RITE a can of fruit for the kitchen WORTH bingo. V of Manchester DELI Member F.D.I.C. The Women's Home League Guod at any Shop-Rlie dozen ilmll one par tartly. 0“°“ " of the Salvation Army will meet Oct 6 thru Sat, Oct 12,1974. SarOctTOr^*^ Tuesday at 1;30 p.m. in the MANCHESTER . EAST HARTFORD . SOUTH WINDSOR . BOLTON WEEK junior hall at the Citadel. WEEK NO. 2 Hostesses are Mrs. Annie NO. 1 Johnston and Mrs. Ruth Sheldon. -1700 ULB P«-Ais KatJti a t w B p / CHOCK FULL 0’ NUTS ISLAND SW* ^ i P SHOP-RITE SALTINE COFFEE CRACKERS 1-lb. can SALTED or UNSALTED 16-02. 1-lb. boxes HIGH SEA BUMBLE BEE TINY SHRIMP SSTTUNA 4.5-oz. 6.5-oz. can can DUNCAN NINES SHOP-RITE 7-oz. tube PURE VEGETABLE YPAYM0RE7 A. --ji, COLGATE ' t T h SLICED TOOTHPASTE SRISCO k - ' Good al any Shop-Rite market. Coupon limit one par family. Coupon good Sun.,, CARROTS Oct. 6 thru Sat., Oct. 1974. SHORTENINC ALLVAmeTIE9EXClEPT ^ :gallon bottle ANQEL FOOD & SltOWNffiMfX WHY PAY MORE? SHOP-RITE WHY PAY MORE? SANITARY VALUABLE COUPON ...toward the purchase of NAPKINS ONE BOX Of 100 18.5-OZ. RED ROSE .9 box 1-lb. S W '0 9 TEA BAGS cans Good at any Shop-Rite markat. Coupon limit ona par family. Coupon good Sun., O c t 6 thru Sat, O ct 12.1974. WITH THIS COUPON MY FAVORITE CHICKEN NOODLE 10H-OX. □ TUNA CAT FOOD 6 -.^ 1 □ CAMPBELL’S SOUP can _ HEINZ PORK » BEANS o r ______, _ CADILLAC 5-IN-1 _ REGULAR OR CHERRY VICKS _ SENECA BARREL 14-oz. VALUABLE COUPON □ VEGETARIAN BEANS □ APPLE SAUCE □ DOG FOOD p.*.!is 99< □ ARTICHOKE HEARTS can _ INSTANT □ COUGH DROPS 59^ BEEF WITH CHiCKEN/BEEF CHUNKS or CHICKEN _ SHOP-RITE ALL GREEN SPEARS SHOP-RITE WALNUTS ...toward the purchase of _ WHY PAY MORE? _ VERIFINE RASPBERRY or STRAWBERRY^ _ _ PARTS/STEW/BEEF aA EGG 15-ox. ONE 171-OZ. BOX OF FAMILY SIZE □ YUBAN COFFEE 2-tb. □ ASPARAGUS can 1-ox. lira REGULAR or NO PHOSPHATE _ INSTANT COFFEE □ NESTLE QUIK cont □ APPLE SAUCE 4 □ KAL KAN DOG FOODS”-*8 9 ^ _ DEL MONTE CUT or FRENCH ^ ALL GRINDS ELBERTA w YELLOW CLING PEACHES LADDIE BOY BEEF A CHEESE 1-ib. IN 1-lb. □ MAXWELL HOUSE %'r 1-fb. or DEMAND a □ GREEN BEANS cana SHELL pkg. can i'hsi 99^ _ FREEZE DRIED INSTANT ,□ SAVARIN COFFEE □ QUARTERED PEARS 2 ^ 49^ □ DOG FOOD _ GREEN GIANT WHOLE SHOP-RITE SPANISH STUFFED 16-oz. 59* LAUNDRY DETERGENT □ SANKA COFFEE “I?; 10-ox. _ WHY PAY MORE? 13-ox. □ GREEN BEANS can Good at any Shop-Rlts markeL Coupon _ SHOP-RITE HEAVY DUTY LAUNDRY □ SAVARIN COFFEE □ BONNER RAISINS □ QUEEN OLIVES i«r 9 9 ^ _ SHOP-RITE FRENCH STYLE 1-quart _ ALL GRINDS 4 9 « 1S.5-OZ. limit one par family. Coupon good Sun., □ DETERGENT Ml. 1- lb. _ whvpaymorbt _ SHOP-RITE SELECT 7.75-OX. □ GREEN BEANS cana OcL 6 thru Sat., Oct. 12,1974. □ MARTINSON COFFEE can 14-ox. can 4 WITH THIS COUPON □ COMET CLEANSER can 1 9 « □ RIPE OLIVES 39^ CHASE & SANBORN _ RED l a b e l _ ALL VARIETIES RENUZrr 1-lb. □ RUG CLEANER 2- tb. _ SHOP-RITE GIANT □ GREEN BEANS cana can I 7.2S-OZ. 4 _ CHUN KINO CHICKEN/SHRIMP □ MARTINSON COFFEE □ AIR FRESHENERS 57^ □ RIPE OLIVES I cana 8 9 ^ _ HANOVER FRENCH or CUT 43-oz. _ LIPTON _ WHY PAY MORE? 37-OX. COFFEE 1-lb. □ CHOW MEIN can box of SHOP-RITE EXTRA LARGE □ GREEN BEANS can _ CHUN KINO POLVNESrAN/SUKIYAKI (20-ol.) 100 6-ox. can □ TEA BAGS □ WINDEX "1S:39^ can 4 9 ^ _ RED DARK CUT i M M _ WHY PAY MORE? □ PITTED OLIVES 1-lb. VALUABLE COUPON □ PEPPER STEAK box □ GREEN BEANS cana 99* _ CHUN KING CHOW MEIN □ TEA BAGS of 48 □ LIQUID WOOLITE i-pj;| 5 9 « 4 ...toward tha purchase of 9.5-oz. □ HEINZ GHERKINS _ HANOVER CUT or FRENCH STYLE _ WHITE ROSE _ WHY PAY MORE? ONE 1-QUART BOTTLE OF □ n o o d l e s can box ^ HEINZ □ GREEN BEANS _ FANTASTIK □ TEA BAGS of 100 □ PUREX. BLEACH •••ST 49^ _ LIBBY FRENCH KIDNEY BEANS 17-oz. ALL PUnPOSE LIQUID □ SWEET PICKLES 5 9 ^ IVORY LIQUID can □ BATHROOM CLEANER ^ SHOP-RITE KOSHER □ GREEN BEANS _ SOUR CREAM A ONION or □ ICED TEA MIX 3-pack □ AJAX CLEANER "sk 69< LOHMANN‘8 BEETS A ONIONS/ tr e a s u r e 5.5-ot. □ DILL CHIPS **-Vi 6 9 ^ SLICED PICKLED OR DISH DETERGENT box _ SWEETHEANT LIME LIQUID ISLE □ CHIPOS B.B.Q. _ VLASIC POLISH DILL OR KOSHER i . . . KRAFT □ ICED TEA MIX □ DISH DETERGENT 1-quar1 □ HARVARD BEETS 3 '.;r'’; 8 9 ^ Qood at any Shop-Rite market. Coupon 59^ 4 9 ^ _ PAaFIC FRIEND _ MLMOLIVE CRYSTAL CLEAR □ DILL PICKLES l*r _ GREENWOOD SLICED limit one par family. Coupon good Sun., □ GRAPE JELLY ^ HANOVER OcL 6 thru Sal., Oct. 12,1974. □ SNOW CRAB MEAT □ DISH DETERGENT 1 . ^ 49^ □ PICKLED BEETS 3 ’ t r V ^ 1 WITH THIS COUPON 24-oz. □ PORK & BEANS • o.*iSn 69^ □ SAFFLOWER OIL btl. _ MARKINA 8-ox. SMALL CARRBTS □ SNOW CRAB MEAT can □ BRILLO SOAP PADS pf?i39« 110-OX. $4.39 □ DICED CARROTS 6 - . * 1 ptniiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiil rnmiinuiiiitiiii 16-oz. _ BATH SIZE □ PORK & BEANS can I _ EMPRESS □ FRENCH DRESSING btl. 15-ox. _ WHY PAY MORE? IMPORTED JAPANESE _ WHY PAY MORE? VELUCO _ CHICKEN Yw iN PACK ^8-ox. □ IVORY SOAP 1 6 « □ WHOLE CARROTS 3 cans I $ 1 12-oz. □ MACKEREL can □ B & M BEANS “ cl'rl 4 9 < IMPORTED 14-oz. ■ smuim □ STOVE TOP STUFFING box 1-lb. $•! VALUABLE COUPON _ SHOP-RITE (SImv. (H 3 C m ) _ SHOP-RITE _ CAT FOOD or 11.25- OX. □ APPLE JUICE 49^ □ DICED CARROTS cant I 1S.25-OZ. □ RED SALMON pkg. 4c\!Tii 9 9 ^ _ KINO COLE 6 □ CALO DOG FOOD can □ PORK & BEANS cans I ...toward the purchats of _ SHOP-RITE (SiMva of 3 Cana) _ SHOP-RITE ONE 12-OZ. CONT. OF M FIGARO 11.3S-OZ. 52-OX. □ SLICED CARROTS 5 « n . $ 1 6.2S-OZ. I □ PINK SALMON pkg. □ JUICE COCKTAIL 691 □ PORK & BEANS can _ SHOP-RITE PIECES A STEMS 3 □ CAT FOOD cant 6 _ GILL NETTER8 (Slaava of 3 Cana) MINI PBTATBES _ FRANCO-AMERICAN 11.25- OI. 40-oz. □ MUSHROOMS 3 » ”.8 9 ^ 14.75-oz. □ SALMON pkg. □ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 491 can _ SHOP-RITE SLICED DRANO can □ PORK & BEANS □ RAVIOLIO’s _ SHOP-RITE SMALL _ MOTT'S 33-OZ. PKO. □ MUSHROOMS MARBELLA 30-oz. Good at any Shop-Rlts markat. Coupon — HEINZ 4.8-OX. 12.5-oz. _ SHOP-RITE 4 99^ 20-oz. □ DEVEINED SHRIMP can □ AM & PM DRINKS □ PIZZA MIX box WHOLE can limit ona par family. Coupon good Sun., □ KETCHUP btl. 10-oz. _ SHOP-RITE BEEF/CHICKEN/CHEESE/BUTTER ^ _ FRANCO-AMERICAN □ TOMATO SAUCE 12-oi’ c.ii 3 9 ^ Ocl. 6 thru Sal., Ocl. 12,1974. _ WHY PAY MORE? 4.5- OX. 25.5-ox. 7-ox. can _ FARM FLAVOR 69* WITH THIS COUPON jar □ SMALL SHRIMP □ RAVIOLI-O’s can cikcuia. MFG □ s p a m can □ PENN DUTCH PLUS 3 *1 — WHY PAY MORE? □ SWEET PEAS 4c’.1!’.99^ _ DINTY MOORE 4.5- ox. 15-ox. _ SHOP-RITE PEAS A 40-ox. □ MEDIUM SHRIMP can □ SHOP-RITE CHILI can 1-lb. $ .| M nm m □ BEEF STEW can □ BROIL-A-FOIL ^ 49^ TBMATB PUREE _ SHOP-RITE _ BESPAK □ DICED CARROTS cana | _ WHY PAY MORE? 4.5- ox. 12-ox. PILLSBURY HUNGRY JACK 4 iiiiHtimmi^ BUMBLE BEE SOLID PACK IN OIL 1-plnt □ LARGE SHRIMP can □ CORNED BEEF can M lIH U lId VALUABLE COUPON □ LIQUID GOLD can □ SANDWICH BAGS 39^ 32-OX. $4.19 MFQ _ CHICKEN OF THE SEA-IN OIL _ BAOOIES WHY PAY MORE? □ POTATOES box I m o u n ta in " 3ABO ^ _ GRAPEFRUIT A ORANGE 8.5- OX. BOX OF 100 □ CHUNK WHITE TUNA can □ FOOD BAGS □ s p a m BEAUTY □ SHOP-RITE JUICE 59< 8-oz. pkg. TABLETS TEMPLE CHICKEN or SHRIMP 2 -™9 7 * REGULAR or sa-oi. CHOW MEIN ph9. KRINKLE 7 COCONUT CUSTARD or APPLE CUT 22-OZ. OURNV BROS. PINEAPPLE or BTRAWOERRY MORTON’S PIES pkg. DELIGHT CAKES BIRDS EYE ’’CRINKLE CUT" 12-OZ OTOUFFER p k g 2-LB. POTATOES POUND CAKE BUITONI b 14-oz. OORTONt PEPTO- ,iL RECK MEAT LASAGNE pkg. FISH PORTIONS "FULLY COOKED' CHUN KING SHNNIP or BISMOL SHAMPOO BRILLIANT SHRIMP CHICKEN EGG ROLLS MACARONI and CHEESE OOWNVFULKE ' HOMeMAOe" ^ SHOP-RITE BANQUET DINNERS WAFFLES SHOP-RITE ] BUITONI GORTONS 12-oz. S I. 19 INSTANT PIZZA pkg. LEMON SOLE ^ WHEAT BUTTERMILK OANQUET -ALl VARICTIES- _ $ 4 00 MAN-PLEASER DINNERS*;2£n BREAD DONUTS DELICATESSEN DELIGHTS! JOHNSON’S pkg. of 6 COLGATE H□ E;c f L ^j . oi 0 inn44k1 U U rv WHOI vv n \y ■>. tF WHEAT v v i ■ u. * 16-oz. loaf IN OUR DAIRY CASE! BABY BEEF, DINNER or SKINLESS TOOTHPASTE BEEF or REGULAR >v MOTT S DAWN FRf SM 7-oz. tube POWBER 4 9 ^ , TROPICANA INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SHOP-RITE ^ GEM ORANGE GRADE *A^ ;t$ |.09 SHOP-RITE 0 BOSTON JUICE LARGE EGGS QIIIEjyMI. FRANKS > FRANKS SHOP-RITE i 14-oz. 1-lb. pkg. DANISH pkg BREAKSTONE SHOP-RITE C BLUEBERRY STRIPS & CHERRY 79‘ SOUR ,, FLAKY I HAMBURGER OR HOT DOQ I SHOP-RITE ROLLS "oiii 3 9 < BISCUITS GCNBIIAL MtUCHANDISe CORN, BRAN A RAISIN SPICE CREAMt?"'""'< 1^ s/< ’ 79^ WHY PAY MOM? I SHOP-RITE MUFFINS BEEFor REGULAR SHOP-RITE T OSCAR MAYER . GLAZED DONUTS "oVi 6 9 < CANNED PINEAPPLE, PUMPKIN, APPLE, COCONUT CUSTARD 20-01., A FRENCH APPLE « ^ . FRANKS MIRA-CURE 4 9 c « SHOP-RITE PIES ”p?J 79^ AMERICAN KOSHER 4 '-''9 9 ^ COCOA SHOP-RITE _ _. _ KOSHER FRANKS a73c ^ DINNERTIME ROLLS SHOP-RITE BEEF ARMOUR ^W hy ^Phy ^ o r e ? HERE sr PEPPER ...11.2a PARKAV MAXI-CUPS WHY PAY MORE? MIDGET SALAMI BOURSIN CHEESE pkg. I SOFT MARGARINE OOWPtNt PAMWIAN am) NOMANO SHOP-RITE POPCORN OANNON “NOW IN PINTS" AXELROD WITH ONIONS LOOS, MINI A RODS, STICKS, RINGS A TWISTS DANISH SALAMI GRATED CHEESE 1 PLAIN YOGURT eS!!t 6 5^ SOUR CREAM SHOP-MTE SHARP MAT SHOP-RITE PRETZELS OSCAR MAYER gHOP-mtE SWEET or SALT $1.59 FRIENDSHIP GARDEN SALAD SHOP-RITE WHITE VARIETY PACK BACON WHIPPED BUTTER CHEDDAR CHEESE COTTAGE CHEESE ■OROBNV SANDWICH BREAD OSCAR MAYER BEEF or REGULAR sh o p-r ite g e n u in e switzenlano PHILADELPHIA IMITATION REGULAR or SANDWICH BOLOGNA SWISS CHEESE ^ CHEESE KISSES 8 9^ CREAM CHEESE SHOP-RITE WHITE BREAD SWISS MISS (4 pacM CRACKER M R R EL SHARP TREASURE CAVE OSCAR MAYER $4.09 CHEDDAR SPREAD ^ 79< LIVER SAUSAGE PUDDINGS BLUE CHEESE BTELLA KRAFT PndKMMR* Wr.Pi.d) OORMANt 14”x24” JEWISH RYE or PUMPERNICKEL OSCAR MAYER ROMANO CHEESE Jt MUENSTi^R^HEESE FONDUE LUNCHEON MEAT SHOP-RITE BNOP-RtTE ROAM or VITA } SHOP-RITE CANNED WINE CHEDDAR GOUDA CHEESE 69< TASTEE BITS SHOP-RITE WHOLE SHOP-RITE HAM NATURAL FLAVORED _ $ ^ p4 9 SKANSEN WINE REGULAR or THICK AXELROD YOGURT c MILK MOZZARELLA pkB- I TIDBIT HERRING BREAD Oscar Mater BACON MAYBUOCHCm ____ SHOP-RITE INMAN RIVER INDOOR-OUTDOOR APPETIZER DEPARTMENT MONTEREY JACK ^ WHOLE MILK RICOTTA GRAPEFRUIT JU K |E RUG DANISH SEAFOOD SAVINGS RUNNER reuM CORNERI^^f GENUINE SWITZERLAND h o o d PREMIUM CORON^ IMPORTED SWISS FROZEN NO. 1 MATLAW S FFK)ZEN SCATTER RUGS ICE CREAM j HAM WHOLE STUFFED S0.99 ALL $ ^ * 3 9 i CHEESE n a t u r a l ■ J:; SMELTS IMPORTED CLAMS RUBBER GLUVES CORANDO SHOP-RITE ASST. 7 COLORS. SMALL, . MORTADELLA MEDIUM and LARGE. 1/2-lb REG. 79c - 20c OFF LABEL NOW 59‘ d ix ie c u p s FRESH WORK GLOVES CORANDO WHITE TORINO HEAT N SERVE IP* COOKED SALAMI POTATO FROZEN HEAT N SERVE 5 9 * FISH CHECK POLLACK CASHING SERVICE ihermik s FRESH SALAD SHRIMP SALAD 1/2 lb 99^ CAKES Do yo u have^our check-cashing court rUBAAIV esy card? Ask for an application at the FISH STICKS HHTBOnU'S^ Ic e c b e a m RICE PUDDING 5 9 « “Courtesy Corner”. It will speed your 40 PAG88 SANDWICHES HOFFMAN SALAMI, NOT PEPPER, SWISS RYE, ONION . shopping and make your life just a SlfJlI^P'-ORINQ BOOKS LOAF CHEESE 1 / 2 ib 79^ ; little bit easier. 4«>'99( IMPORTED ICELAND ^JAYOLA CRAYONS < oi?j 9 9 ^ ODEM CHEESE 1 / 2 ib 69^ 3 9 WOODEN HANGERS 2p*«k89< FOUR - SR - ALMOTS -10:6:74 FIVE - 8R-315-32S-BR8 -1 0:t:74 lianrijPHtpr Supntnn BfralJi MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8. 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 7 Manchester—A City of Village Charm tw fnty-fo ur pages - tw o sections Whafs ¥ m Election-Minded Congress Cool on Tax Ford To Announce Economic Program WASHINGTON (UPI) - The idea of im sulfations with every element of the public posing heavier taxes on the middle class To deal with a deep-set inflation and a at the summit, was going before a joint simultaneous economic downturn—and the aroused no enthusiasm today in a session of Congress with his proposed Congress which is about to go home to threat of fuel shortages which could make solutions to the problems of inflation, both worse — Ford was expected to HOP-RITE HAS THE ANSWERI seek re-election. energy housing, interest rates and un propose: Congressmen said they would have to be employment. It was scheduled for late • A surtax of about 5 per cent on the in convinced by President Ford if — as wide afternoon, and White House press ly expected — he makes a 5 per cent surtax come taxes middle and upper income in secretary Ron Nessen confirmed that it dividuals and corporations will pay next the keystone of his program to fight infla had been timed to come after the New CENTER tion. I spring on 1974 earnings. BONELESS PORK York stock markets close. • A program to make local and state CUT To prepare public opinion for Ford’s governments "employers of last resort” THIQK program of austerity, Ithe White House Asked if a surtax proposal was likely to for those thrown out of work in the current or THIN used harsh and rarely ^ p lo y ed terms — hurt Republicans at the polls four weeks stalemate. Up to 500,000 public service “restraint, self-discipline and sacrifice.” CHOPS from today. Rep. John Anderson, R-IIL, jobs — in parks, hospitals, schools — might Joint Session replied: “Frankly, yes. I don’t believe you be created. ever recommend a tax increase without Ford, acting after a Imonth of con- Spending Ceiling CENTER having to be concerned ...” MtiM.’MPORK ', ’ !Q^L' ROAST PORK .29 (Herald photo by Pinto) • A stiff $300 billion spending ceiling, in CUT volving a $5 billion budget cut, for the CUT PORK Houses Give Way to Su James Parking Lot current fiscal year. This would serve as a » V '.' LOIN signal to the Federal Reserve to allow in FROM FRESH ROAST PCZ Denies Red Rock terest rates to climb down from their Construction of the new 92-space was another step closer to completion from Park St., bulldozer works over current peaks. BUTTS parking lot on St. James Church today, after Monday’s demolition of the first house to go down. The lot is property in downtown Manchester • Tax aid to some hard-pressed in WIRK CHOP COMBINATION two houses on Park St. In this view due to open in about a month. dustries, including housing and utilities, Zone Change Request which need capital to expand to meet demands. lo in e n d 9 ^ .0 9 • Other tax incentives to spur invest By DOUG BEVINS The move to deny the zone change came ment in business and to induce people to loin portion Rezoning of 105 acres of land off Slater from PZC member David Paris, who said save. PUC Grants State Utilities St. to allow a Comprehensive Urban existing roads near the site aren't • An appeal for sharp but voluntary cut Development (CUD) known as “ Red suitable for traffic which would be backs in energy consumption with a warn Rock” was denied Monday night by the generated by a CUD development. ing that dim-outs and rationing might be PRHHO Manchester Planning and Zoning Commis Paris pointed out there was no the alternatives. SWEET or HOT sion (PZC). guarantee a proposed collector road Members of the House Ways and Means $47.7 Million Rate Hike Citing anticipated traffic congestion and through South Windsor, designed to handle Comittee said they doubted Congress the inability of existing roads to handle the CUD traffic, would ever be built. He could adopt so comprehensive a program ITALIAN STYLE SAUSAGE HARFORD (UPI) — That item marked question of overcharges before granting a full-page Connecticut Light and Power expected volumes, PZC members voted said a zone change would be premature in the 30 days left after it returns from “fuel cost adjustment” on electricity bills the hikes. Co. newspaper ad denying it has unanimously to reject an application to because of prevailing traffic conditions electioneering. rezone the area for CUD, is going to be smaller in the near future The PUC granted 96 per cent of Hartford overcharged its customers. She said the and the high density of uses permitted in Support for Tax Doulitful J but, overall, the bills are going to be Mixed-Use Proposed CUD zones. USDA GOVERNMENT GRADED CHOICE BEEF Electric Light Company’s $23.5 million firm is taking a “strangely defensive Some members said they doubted the higher. request, or $22.4 million. It granted posture.” Developers of the proposed mixed-use Voting to deny the application were PZC public could be brought to support higher The Public Utilities Commission Mon Connecticut Light and Power Co. a $25.3 “I think they do protest too much,” she project were reportedly disappointed by members Paris, Truman Crandall, Joseph taxes at a time when almost everything day granted Northeast Utilities power million rate increase, or about two-thirds said. “The utilities apparently have the PZC's decision, but they wouldn’t com Swensson, Alfred Sieffert (chairman) and else was costing more too. companies a total of $47.7 million in rate of its original rate hike request for its 526,- chosen to be the protector of the PUC.” ment on possible court action they could Ronald Gates. All except Sieffert were sit Senate Democratic Leader Mike hikes. 000 customers. $19 Million Overcharge take in an effort to reverse the ruling. ting on the PZC June 3 when the Red Rock Mansfield said he would want a surtax The PUC absorbed most of the con Rebates for Some Mrs. Grasso, who commissioned a study The rezoning, which would have application was the subject of public limited to those who earn over $20,000 a troversial fuel cost adjustment into the Connecticut Light and Power customers affected land now zoned Rural Residence hearing. year. By some reports. Ford was planning new rates based on the cost of fuel oil last of the overcharges based on figures sub were granted a total of $186,000 in rebates mitted to the PUC by the utilities, said the and Industrial, was being sought by the Only Eight Opposed one that would hit couples earning over June. A spokeswoman said the fuel cost since the interim rate hike was more than Parkway Corp., A. John Macchi, and the The June public hearing was dominated $15,000 or single people earning half that UCK STEAKS adjustment would still appear as a total overcharged by the state’s three the approved increase. Achenbach Realty Co. of Essex. by a presentation by the developer and much. separate item on utility bills, but will be major power companies is $19 million USDA FIRST CUT But HELCO customers will find a large The fault lies with the PUC and not the Parkway Corp. is owner of the majority drew opposition from only eight area Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., was considerably smaller. increase in their monthly bills since the in of the site, the Red Rock Golf Course, and residents who mentioned concerns such as CHOICE Suit Threatened utilities for the overcharges since the ■flatly opposed. “An income tax surcharge terim hike was $13.3 million, compared to commission failed to act on the informa Macchi owns other property included in traffic, sewer capacity, and the CUD im is no more satisfactory than an increase in Before the decision was announced. BEEF the $22.4 million hike approved by the tion submitted by the firms, she said. the site. Achenbach Realty is the pact on surrounding property. the gasoline tax as a way of raising new USDA Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ella commission. developer. Achenbach Realty had proposed a five- federal revenues, and the surcharge ought T. Grasso threatened legal action because The fuel cost adjustment, designed to year development of the 105-acre site with to be relegated to the discard heap ..." he CHOICE of an alleged $19 million overcharge by the allow the utilities to pass through the a total of 1,300 housing units, a •aid. utilities. skyrocketing cost of fuel between rate neighborhood shopping center, offices and BEEF Mrs. Grasso said that she would take the hikes, amounted to about one quarter of Liquor Rule Change light industry, and a large open space PUC to court if it failed to resolve the customers’ bills. area. The two firms, subsidiaries of Northeast Atty. Eugene Kelly, who represented Utilities, requested $59.2 million in rate the applicants, today declined comment SKINNED AND DEVEINED hikes. on a possible legal challenge of Monday NEWS Connecticut Light and Power sought a 14 Deferred by PCZ night’s PZC vote. Deadline for filing a per cent hike, or $40 million, and Hartford court cas.e is within 15 days of a PZC CAPSULES ruling. BEEF LIVER Electric Light sought 15.9 per cent, or $23 By DOUG BEVINS LONDON BROIL million. The two supply power to 75 per The amendment, which would remove Other Matters BONELESS The “legal lingo” in Town Planner J. INSIDE cent of the state. several restrictions from existing rules, In other matters Monday night, the Eric Potter’s proposed zoning regulation Kissinger To Try Again Gov. Thomas J. Meskill was among was heavily opposed Sept. 9 by two PZC: USDA amendments concerning liquor es WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secretary of .59 TODAY restaurants and the Greater Manchester • Again tabled a Residence M Zone CHOICE those who intervened in the case opposing tablishments forced a delay Monday night State Henry A. Kissinger leaves tonight Chamber of Commerce. change sought by E. Steve Pearl on a 1%- BEEF the hikes. in Manchester Planning and Zoning Com for the Middle East where he expects to “Competence and integrity must be PZC Chairman Alfred Sieffert Monday acre parcel off Woodland St. PZC find progress toward peace but no final CHUCK ROAST mission (PZC) action on the liberalized night questioned the validity of opposition .6 9 « Area P rofile...... Pages 6, 13, 19 restored to public utility regulation,” Mrs. rules. members agreed they needed more infor agreements. “I would like to point out that Grasso said. arguments. “The only real opposition I've mation on a recent ruling by the Zoning FOR POTTING or BRAISING SHOP-RITE'S BONELESS Betty’s Notebook...... Page 8 The commission hasn’t received a reply there will be no concrete results in term of FROM CORN FED PORKERS “We must, once and for all, reinstate heard is from people who own restaurants Board of Appeals concerning the site, New hockey league...... Page 10 from the state Liquor Control Commission agreements or dramatic announcements BEEF SHORT RIBS the public as the true regulator of the and was to preserve their monopoly,” which Pearl wants to use for a 16-unit PORK RIB END LOIN SMOKED PORK BUTT on its request for aid in defining liquor that can be expected out of this trip,” Coaches’ Corner...... Page 11 state’s utilities,” she said. Sieffert said. apartment building. serving terminology in the proposed Kissinger said. 1.09 PPK champions...... Page 11 Mrs. Grasso displayed before newsmen "Even the Chamber’s statement • Unanimously approved rezoning of 9 19 amendments. seemed out of order,” Sieffert added, developer Charles Ponticelli’s 3.8-acre USDA Despite their inability to vote on the referring to former Chamber President apartment site off Hollister St. from proposal, PZC members debated the Greek Cabinet Resigns Richard Clark’s testimony that the Residence A to Residence M Zone. PZC CHICKEN amendment Monday night and reviewed ATHENS (UPI) — Premier Constantine CHOICE members discussed a possible restrictive objections raised at a Sept. 9 public Caramanlis’ cabinet resigned today to buffer before deciding to impose the BEEF FRESH CUT hearing on the changes. (See Page Twelve) make way for a caretaker government to CHICKEN TENDER BREAST Directors T o Explore restriction when Ponticelli submits oversee (Jreece's parliamentary elections WITH development plans. AND MEATY on Nov. 17, the first after a seven-year • Tabled Jarvis Realty Co.’s request for military dictatorship. Residence B Zone on 15 acres of rural land "Greek ministers who will contest the ■"G" 7 ib5l5f ^ Open Space Grant off Wetherell St. proposed for two-family elections with the exception of Foreign Education Board Faces housing. PZC members are seeking more Minister George Mavros and Defense information of the availability of sanitary Proposed town purchase of the privately Minister Evangelos Averoff, have sub The town’s tentative agreement with the sewers in the area. mitted their resignation,” government owned Manchester Water Co.—subject of police union, already ratified by Contract Decision • Approved a subdivision application by spokesman Panayotis Lambrias said. FARM FRESH PRODUCE a Nov. 5 referendum concerning a $2.25 policemen, calls for a 14% per cent salary FM Estates to create five residential lots million bond issue—may be assisted by a increase over the next two years. The in Members of the Manchester Education decision pending further study of the ar at the southwest corner of Parker and FIRM RIPE $750,000 open space grant if Manchester crease would bring the police payroll to Association will be on hand tonight when bitration award. Mather Sts. Quake Reported officials win federal approval of their more than $1 million by 1976. Last year, FRESH the Board of Education meets at 9 in the Hay said should the board pass a CAMARILLO, Calif. (UPI) - A application. the payroll totaled $914,185. Robertson School cafeteria to decide on moderate earthquake shook the coastline Town Manager Robert Weiss said he’s negative vote on the contract tonight, the the Manchester teachers’ contract. Boston Mayor north of Los Angeles Monday evening, but making preparations to apply for the MEA voted a series of job actions to begin Hockey Request Lee Hay, chief negotiator for the MEA, apparently did no serious damage. TOMATOES federal g ran t for 183.6 ac res of Wednesday. He said he was not at liberty The hockey association is seeking a $5,- today said that the members will indulge to divulge the nature of the job actions Makes Request 'The tremor rattled southern Ventura Manchester Water Co. property. The in informational picketing before the BRUSSELS necessary authorizations to enable the 000 allocation to support a town hockey other than that they would all be legal; For Marshals County and sparsely inhabited beaches in team. A similar request was rejected by meeting. Informational picketing, he that is, for the moment there would be no northern Los Angeles County at 5:56 p.m. application are to be considered by the explained, is not protest picketing. The Board of Directors tonight. directors in August and was also turned job strike. The seismology laboratory at Caltech said MEA has nothing to protest yet, he said, BOSTON (UPI) — Mayor Kevin H. Weiss said the town’s application would down by the Board of Education later. The job actions would be explained after it registered 4.0 on the Richter Scale. Also on the agenda for tonight’s and would not unless the Board of tonight’s board meeting in the event of a White today called for at least 125 federal be to the state Department of En Educations’s decision on the contract is marshals to be sent to racially troubled SPROUTS vironmental Protection, which would meeting, scheduled for 8 in the Municipal negative decision from the board, said negative. South Boston to help protect children and relay the request to the Bureau of Outdoor Building Hearing Room: Hay. • Action on four additional ap The picket signs, he said, would He said any job action taken by the MEA to implement a court ordered plan to in Recreation in the federal Department of emphasize certain points as “Arbiters tegrate public schools by busing. ROYAL the Interior. propriations for special educational would have an unfavorable effect on decision was unanimous.” Hay said a The motion was filed with the clerk of Downtown PURPLE EGGPLANTS Chance of Approval Unknown projects, subject of public hearings last education. week. protest picket might follow a negative He also said he “thinks there's a 50-50 the U.S. District Court in Boston by Assis Manchester Weiss declined to say what the chances decision from the board. chance the arbitration award may go tant City Corporation Council Kevin basket are for approval of the application. “We r.lturicr Ouk Entrance The MEA met Monday afternoon to through,” meaning the board may accept Maloney. have no way of telling,” he said. • Action on a revenue sharing allocation decide what job actions it would take as a the contract as recommended by the ar It called on Judge W. Arthur Garrity "to Application for the grant was endorsed of $15,(KK) for improvements to the Charter result of last week’s board meeting which biters. enter an order requiring that not less than Moonlight Monday night by the town’s Planning and Oak Park entrance and exit. resulted in the board’s decision to delay Tile school board postponed a vote on the 125 marshals be assigned to the South .1 9 < Boston district.” Zoning Commission, which passed a • Appointment of a member to the recommendation last week. John Yavis, resolution stating the acquisition would be Building Committee to fill the unexpired the board’s personnel and finance com Attached to the motion was a five page within the proposed open space program term of John FitzPatrick ending in mittee, said that the board desired more letter to Garrity from White detailing the Sale Tonight RARTLETT GREEN PEPPERS 2 9 ^ RED LUSCIOUS and would comply to the Comprehensive November 1975. time to consider the inclusion of a $57,000 racial violence in South Boston and U.9. NO. 1 Plan of Development. • Appointment of a member to the Ad WEATHER dental rider included in the recommenda explaining why federal assistance was Among other items on tonight's direc visory Board of Health to fill the un tion. needed. Stores will close at regular hours and tors’ agenda are a new contract with the Earlier, black children were kept out of PEARS SOUTHERN YAMS .19« APPLES J ‘3 9 ^ expired term of Mrs. Rita Levine ending Mostly sunny and cool today. High in the All other recommendations were Manchester Police Union and a requested South Boston schools by city officials and reopen from 7 to 10 p.m. in November 1976. low 60s. Fair, continued cool tonight. Low accepted by the board. The arbitration allocation for the Manchester Youth police strengthening earlier reports that • Consideration of disability retirement 35 to 40, Wednesday fair and a little panel recommended, in all, an 8.08 per Hockey Association. White and NAACP leaders would call for for Policeman Harold Newcomb. milder. High in the mid to upper 60s, cent .salary-and-fringe-bencfit increase. SIX-SR-31S-32S-BRS-10;6:74-OCENO-KALB federal marshals to be sent to Boston.