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Cloudy with chance of showers late in day, high in low 70s. Cloudy with chance of rain tonight, low in 50s. Partly cloudy, windy, Way Thursday, high in 60s. iianrI|PHtpr Sunning Irralb ll*!^ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 13 Manchester—A City of Village Charm thirty-six pages- two sections PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS
News Ford boosts state GOP coffers, morale summary By SOL R. COHEN He helped Connecticut Republicans presidential nomination next year. area and likened them to other problems. raise about $130,000 for their party coffers, An account of the car accident, at the He said those who deserve aid will con Compiled from Herald Reporter “ With all those on-ramps and off tinue to get it — the poor, the aged and Marred only by an eleventh-hour car ac gave them a psychological shot in the arm corner of Talcott and Market Sts., Hart ramps,” he said, “you’ve got the same with a pep talk in the old political tradi ford, may be found on Page 16. those unable to work, but that he “will not L'nited PrcMS International cident on his motorcade back to the air problems the Democrats have in permit slashes in defense spending — so port and in which he was unhurt. Presi tion, challenged what he called “the do- Oddly enough, at the beginning of his Congress. No matter which way they go, nothing Congress” to accept his program speech to about 2,000 persons assembled at necessary to the defense of the nation,” dent Gerald Ford, to all accounts, ac il’s the wrong way.” He warned, "A government big enough complished his four-fold mission Thursday for “holding back on spending,” and the Hartford Civic Center, President Ford Also oddly enough, when the Rev. John received enthusiastic support for his remarked about traffic problems in the to give us everything we want is a govern I State I night, during a four-hour visit to Hartford. W. Shaw of Stratford gave the invocation ment big enough to take from us T at the $125-a-plate dinner Tuesday night, FARMINGTON — Connecticut everything we have. It's the old story — he began with, “Oh, God of Abraham, everyone wants to go to Heaven, but 1;:; Red Cross officials asked for Jacob and Isaac: Oh, God of George ■li; volunteers to help collect blood nobody wants to die.” Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Gerald Warning he'll continue to veto bills that $; today as a strike by Blood Center Ford.....” nurses, drivers and technicians call for excessive spending, he remarked, About 1,000 persons attended the $125-a- "I say to the do-nothing Congress — it can entered its second day. Collections jj plate dinner in the Assembly Hall of the at the first of a three-day drawing at S; be done, it was done, why not do it for the Hartford Civic Center. Another 1.000 paid good of America’’” S the Pratt & Whitney plant in East $15 a person for box chicken lunch and a He said at the beginning of his speech, '■ y. Hartford were 85 per cent of nor- seat in the adjoining Exhibition Hall. ■‘It’s always a pleasure to be back in mal, but volunteers are needed an When the speaking program started, w official said. Connecticut, I came here from Michigan folding doors separating the two rooms in August 1935 and spent 4'z of the most were opened electronically to a tremen pleasant years of my life in New Haven" j; Sen. Lowell Weicker Jr., R-Conn., dous cheer. He recalled his years at Yale Law :J: announced today from his.;j Prior to his appearance at the dinner, School and as an assistant to Ducky Pond, Washington office he will par- the President met several hundred coach of Yale's football team. He paid ticipate in another series of deep sea ij: Republicans at a $250-a-person cocktail tribute to Pond and to Norm Daniels, foot diving experiments, this time off the party at the Sheraton Hotel. They were ball coach those years at Wesleyan ■tj: coast of Rockport, Mass., Saturday. those who added $125 to the $125 they University, He recently spent three days in a already had paid for the dinner at the He said to Connecticut Republicans, “I S research cylinder on the ocean floor Civic Center. hope and pray and trust that, after the dis % off the Grand Bahamas. S Hartford actually got a bonus Tuesday astrous election year you had in 1974. you 5 night— two speeches by Ford in one night: will regain control of the state legislature The scheduled one to the 2,000 Republicans in 1976. The nucleus is here for a broad- in the Civic Center, and an unscheduled based Republican victory in 1976. ” Regional one to the Connecticut Association of He praised U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker Realtors, meeting in convention at the and U.S. Reps. Stewart McKinney and BOSTON — Opening of Logan Sheraton Hartford Hotel. Ronald Sarasin and drew cheers when he International Airport’s new $65 But, what Hartford didn't get was two urged, “Send them back to Congress and million South Terminal tonight will different speeches by Ford. Both were on add a few more.” mark the completion of the 15-year his “hold back on spending" proposals. He said of Weicker, “He is a senator of building program at the airport. The Ford repeated his proposal for “a per great strength, courage and wisdom. I addition will boost passenger manent tax cut of $28 billion a year,” and a hope and trust the people of this fine state capacity at the world’s eighth ■ federal budget held to "$395 billion in the will make certain Lowell Weicker is busiest airport from 11 million to 25 coming (1976-77) fiscal year.” His goal, he returned for six more years in 1976." million annually. said, is "a balanced federal budget within President Ford completed his speech three years.” with the words, "Thank God 1 am an NEW YORK - Pressed by President given ovation He warned, “We cannot let the federal American" another budget deadline. New York President Gerald R. Ford was given a standing ovation Ronald A. Sarasin, R-Conn., Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. budget keep growing as it has for the last Security for the President's visit was 13 years. If we do, by the year 2000 half the City officials must cut another $200 Tuesday night at a Republican fund-raising dinner in R-Conn., the President, and Connecticut GOP State the tightest in recent history and, except million from their spending plans. people in this nation will be living off the Hartford attended by 2,000 persons. From left are: Rep. Chairman Frederick K. Biebel. (Herald photo by Dunn) for the car accident on Ford's return to Municipal labor leaders said new other half.” the airport, was achieved with military job cutbacks could be achieved He said, “My concern is not for the precision. through attrition and warned of a special interests. It’s for the people’s in At no time was the schedule of events general strike if more layoffs are terest, the taxpayers' interest, the more than seven minutes off. The ordered. Letter links late John Bailey national interest. Fiscal responsibility is presidential plane. Air Force One, set one of the founding commitments of the down on the Connecticut Air National Republican Party and I intend to continue National it.” ------See I’afie Figlili’cii
SAN FRANCISCO - Jeffry V to alleged jai alai payoff O’Connell, an Illinois attorney who jj Herald travel show was involved with the introduction of “no-fault” auto insurance told By ED BUTLER don B. Johnson and was Connecticut chair “It is important that we have the truth,” doctors Tuesday they can solve their HARTFORD (UPI) - While a portrait man from the end of World War 11 until his she said^_ “These are very serious of the late Democratic National Chairman death. allegations,” he said, “I find it very hard to feature Mexico insurance crises with “no-fault” :j; C John M. Bailey was being unveiled in Bailey’s reputation was immediately to believe.” :j; malpractice insurance. Direct pay- The Herald’s Travel Show Thursday courtesy of Air France. Washington, Connecticut gaming officials ment to victims of malpractice, he |:j: and vigorously defended by Democratic Investigators said they found organized night at East Catholic High School will Host travel agents will be on hand to disclosed Tuesday a jai alai promoter said said, would eliminate court fighting :|:j officials in both Washington and Connec crime connections in the fronton, linking highlight Mexico. Show time is 8 p.m. answer any questions and help plan he gave Bailey $200,000 for helping obtain ticut. and lawyer fees which take most of John "Buster” Ardito of New York, an Doors open at 7:30. itineraries. Door prizes will be awarded. ix present settlements. x a state gambling license. At a meeting of the Democratic alleged member of the crime family of the American Airlines will present a film Free tickets are still available from The Organized crime investigators said National Committee in Washington, a por late Vito Genovese, to fronton officials. entitled “Invitation to Mexico,” and the Herald office or from the following spon Bailey, who died April 10 of cancer at the trait of Bailey that will hang in the party’s They also said Friend misrepresented Mexicana National Tourist Council will soring travel agents: WASHINGTON - The S age of 70; was named by David Friend of national headquarters was unveiled, and corporate assets before lending in ;X Democratic National Committee ij feature a general film on Mexico. Globe Travel, 555 Main St,; .Airway Hollywood, Fla., president of Connecticut party treasurer Edward Bennett stitutions, submitted falsified bills and Travel, 457 Center St.: Mercury Travel, T Shirley Chandler, an American Airlines jx has folded its tent, probably until Sports Enterprises Inc. Williams, who said he had known Bailey made false statements in his license X; next July, but some criticism was Kiwi, will give a packing demonstration, 627 Main St.: LaBonne Travel. 67 E, Friend’s jai alai facility, billed as the since his (Williams’) boyhood, said Bailey application. v: voiced against the “ anti- and the Vozzo sisters, students of the Bet Center St.; Goodchild-Bartlett Travel. 113 world’s largest, is supposed to open next had operated the Connecticut party A number of prominent persons are X; democratic’’ actions of the ty Jane Turner School of Dancing in Main St.; O'Keefe Travel, 750 Silas Deane month in Bridgeport, near New York City, without any hint of dishonesty or corrup listed among the firm's stockholders, in •X leadership, meaning Chairman I;:; Manchester will do a Mexican Hat Dance. Hgwy., Wethersfield; Glastonbury Travel. and feature parimutuel betting on the pop tion. cluding Memphis Southmen’s football star Brochures on the new Cancun resort in 270 New London Tpke. ; and .Myles Travel. % Robert S. Strauss. Convention rules ;$ ular Latin game, the world’s fastest sport. Bailey’s,widow announced that all books Larry Csonka and Washington lawyer Yucatan Peninsula will be available 14 Welles St., Glastonburv, ij; and a new set of bylaws were ap- j-; “David Friend president, admitted to and records of her husband’s estate would Charles Emmet Lucey, a member of the t •A proved in the session. members of the Statewide Organized be open to public inspection to show that finance council of the Democratic Crime Investigative Task Force that he he was not involved in the matter. National Committee. X; ATLANTA — Union leaders said paid $200,000 in cash to John Bailey for his Mrs. Bailey’s daughter-in-law, Dee Bailey was identified in legal papers S teachers would end their one-day assistance in obtaining a license to Bailey, said the widow’s “late husband released by the commission to Friend’s I?' strike and return to Atlanta :;5 operate a jai alai fronton,” said the state had not done this terrible thing and that lawyer. The commission is considering w classrooms today under a tern- Commission on Special Revenue. since he could not defend himself she revoking the firm’s jai alai permit and had porary injunction issued by a Commission Chairman Paul Silvergleid would use her every effort to protect his asked state police to investigate. federal judge. The strike was called .v said the payment took place in Hartford on good name.” Investigators said there are •I; Monday night when negotiations ;$ or about April 9, 1974, shortly after the Gov. Ella Grasso, held back tears as she “ allegations” both Republicans and broke down. j;:; license was granted. The Teamsters’ pen reacted to the allegations against her Democrats are involved. No criminal sion fund is the principal source of money former political mentor. charges have been filed and the investiga SALEM, 111. — With capture of for the $14 million facility. “There was never anything in John tion is continuing. Henry M. Gargano, the convicted Bailey was Democratic national chair Bailey’s manner as 1 knew him that would Legal sources told UPI state bribery S killer of two policemen and reputed man for eight years during the ad give credence to allegations of this statutes may exclude political officials,
ringleader of the escape from the § ministrations of Johnvv/«w< AF. . Kennedy and Lyn nature,” Mrs.v j l Grasso said. OUV.Wsuch MO as OI.MVV. state p u party i l j V. IIM chairmen. 11 1 ■ i V, ( t . S maximum security penitentiary at j:|; J:; Marion, 111., only one of the five es- capees remain at large. Authorities are searching for Dennis D. Hunter, S 23, of Salem, Ohio. Federal spending, uncheeked, International * • y may increase by $53 billion BRUSSELS, Belgium — Alabama Gov. George Wallace visited Prime Minister Lo Tindemans today, and WASHINGTON (UPI) —- ’TheThe White fiscal 1977 budget was laid before Presi-Presi *' __— civilianCivilian and military pa'pay increases, then met with American envoys to House says federal spending will grow by dent Ford’s cabinet last week. The Presi also tied to the cost of living. $6 billion. Belgium and the North Atlantic $53 billion — or slightly more than 14 per dent wanted every department and major — Medicare and Medicaid, whose costs Treaty Organization. Wallace is in dent—in the next fiscal year if the nature agency head to comment on the list — rise as participants increase and costs the third day of his 13-day tour of of federal spending is permitted to take its agreeing, suggesting additional cuts or rise. $5 billion. Europe to bolster his presidential course. giving reasons why some of the potential — Increases for energy research and -nomination ambitions. In seeking congressional assent to a $395 cuts should not be made. development and transportation programs billion limit in the fiscal 1977 budget. The White House list of $53 billion worth and inclusion of the Export-Import Bank President Ford is asking for a growth rate I JOHANNESBURG, South Africa i§ of budgetary growth — most of it in the budget. $4 billion. ;:j; — Elizabeth Taylor and Richard of only half that much — a little under 7 automatic unless benefit programs are — Increases for military weapon per cent. Burton have been re-married in a $; scaled down — was made public last week procurement costs, military research and remote African village. Radio South The $28 billion “ saved” would be when Ford made his tax speech. Here is development and maintenance of military l-J Africa reported today. The couple returned to taxpayers in the form of a per the list: bases. $3 billion. •X was married in the village of manent tax cut of $21 billion for in — Social Security and railroad retire — Civilian and military retirement dividuals and $7 billion for business. Kasane last Friday, the radio said, j:* ment benefits, now tied to cost of living in benefits. $3 billion. By contrast, federal outlays grew by dex increases. $12 billion, — Public assistance, food stamps, more than 20 per cent between fiscal 1974 — Interest on the debt. $9 billion. housing subsidies, and other programs jS MOSCOW — Soviet Communist $ and fiscal 1975 and are growing by over 14 xj leader Leonid Brezhnev has warned tied to formulas set in law or in contracts. per cent between fiscal 1975 and the $2 billion. the West that detente doesn’t mean current fiscal year. an end to the Kremlin’s ideological $ Inside today — Major sewage plant construction To achieve a cut as sharp as Ford already under way. $2 billion. ,.J. war against capitalism. proposes, administration.budget officials Andover ,-r...... 8 Eljem Speaking 29 B olton;.. 8,17,28,30 Ellington ...... 3 — “Other likely net changes including acknowledge, Congress would have to effect of congressional inaction on budget BEIRUT, Lebanon — Fullscale Business...... 22-26 H ebron...... 17 Rehearsing for MACC benefit rewrite legislation which entitles people to reductions” previously proposed by Ford iji; fighting broke out in the suburbs of S Classified___ 31-34 O bituaries...... 18 some benefits as a matter of law. Among “and the effect of probable congressional |:J; Beirut today between Christians and Com ics...... 35 Second Thought 10 Elizabeth Hamilton of Glastonbury, cellist, is framed by the conductor's them are Medicare; Medicaid; food initiatives.” $7 billion. Moslems, dimming hopes for a Coventry ___8, 17 S. Windsor ,. 17, 30 hands at a rehearsal of the Manchester Civic Orchestra strings for the stamps; housing subsidies; welfare aid for Additionally, Ford has proposed two in settlement to the current round of S Dear Abby...... 35 S ports...... 19-21 Evening of the Performing Arts. Virginia Datoo of Bloomfield, another dependent children, I'.ie aged, blind and itiatives which will raise spending — his civil warfare that is now in its § disabled; Social Security; railroad retire E. Hartford...... 3 Tolland...... 3 cellist, is behind Hamilton. The group, conducted by Jarfies Kirchnyer, will V fourth week. ^ Editorial ...... 4 V ernon...... 28, 30 $100 bllion long-range energy development perform with other musical and drama groups Oct. 18 at 8 p.m. in Bailey ment; and veterans’ benefits. plan and his proposal for about $3 billion in >1 s White House sources said a list of $30 Today’s Herald includes an advertising aid to Israel and Egypt as part of the Sinai Auditorium. The concert is sponsored by the Manchester. Area Council of billion worth of reductions in the potential supplement for Watkins Bros. agreement. Churches. (Herald photo by Dunn) . b. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Oct. 15. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Oct. 15, 1975— PAGE THREE Junior high renovations nearly complete Leaf pickup starts Monday PEANUTS® service and had been perfor a clearing account to record Renovations at Rennet and wanted to go on record as the tax sheltered annuities ming these duties for the board and distribute the annuity funds tiling Junior High Schools are "unequivocably” in favor of the funds was opposed by Odom and Manchester’s leaf-pickup program will and routes for next week (beginning Mon for almost a year. ’The bank’s is in compliance with proper ac Homeowners are requested to rake nearing completion. referendum. tabled until the next board start Monday, Oct. 20, and will continue day, Oct. 20), and every Friday thereafter School Supt. James P. request that the board establish counting and banking practices. leaves into the gutter or streetline, to The board approved returning meeting. Odom cited through Friday, Nov. 20, weather permit The Herald will publish the schedule for form a windrow the length of the property. Kennedy told the Board of the Orford Village School to the favoritism as his reason for op ting, John Burchill, highway superinten the next week. Education Monday night the hot The raking should be done the day tefore town. The school, located at 56 position. dent, announced today. the day scheduled for pickup. Foreign lunch program was to begin Waddell Rd., has been used to The board had not ap The schedule by streets and routes for objects, such as stones, branches, canS, n A c w 's today at Illing. The home Burchill said the schedules are flexible, house Head Start classes for the proached any other local banks the entire five weeks will be published in depending upon work load and weather etc., should be kept out of the windrows, C M A K i economics area is also open and past several years. These about providing this service, Thursday’s Manchester Herald. On MVITIi during this month the shop conditions, and advised property owners Burchill said. classes were relocated to the but will do so before the next Theater time schedule Friday, The Herald will publish the streets not to call the highway department. areas and other gym area phased-out Buckland School in meeting on Oct. 27. Aiso: should be ready for use. September. ’The board is providing tax Although Kennedy said An official request was sheltered annuities payroll progress at both Illing and received recently from Town U.A. East 1 — “Jaws,” 7:06- Showcase 1 — “3 Days of Con deductions for 148 employes dor,” 1:30-7:10-9:30 825 MMN STREET IMANCHESTER PARKADE Rennet seems to be "slower Manager Robert Weiss who are enrolled with 16 9:20 than we’d like,” he said the expressing the town’s interest U.A. East 2 — "Let’s Do It Showcase 2— “Cooley High ” MANCHESTER... Copf ® >950. >951 >952. >958 Uni)ed Fe»iute S»ndic«)«. Inc different companies. In past 1:45-7:40-9:50 MANCHESTER building program and probably in using the Orford Village years, the Franklin Life In Again,” 7:10-9:10 Showcase 3 — "Peeper ” Tolland 4-H field day Sunday the new gym at Rennet would School building and grounds for U.A. East 3— "Hard Times,” surance Co. has acted as dis 1:45-7:30-9:20 Everybody loves 'em! be finished by Nov. 1 except for a day care center. tribution agent for the Board of 7:15-9:15 TOLLAND field day no matter what their There will be free games and and plant sale at the home of some minor jobs. The school was declared Vernon Cine 1 — “Farewell Showcase 4 — ‘‘Montv The 4-H Clubs of Tolland will age. Prizes will be awarded. races for all children with M r. and Mrs. Warren Education. Last year the Python,” 1:45-7:20-9:20 He suggested the board con government surplus and deeded Franklin Life Insurance Co. My Lovely,” 7:30-9:15 sponsor an old-fashioned field A box luncheon is planiled for Cheryl Prior and Cheryl Rocha Summers, Kozley Rd., Tolland, The more you see of these irresistibly sider holding an open house at to the town in Febi-uary 1957. As notified the board that they Vernon Cine 2— “Once Is Not day, Oct. 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 1 p.m. in the Crafts Building. in charge. Oct. 18. Manchester Parkade • 19th Anniversary SALE Rennet on Nov. 2. "It is a fine stipulated in the deed, Dr. would no longer provide the ser Enough,” 7:15-9:30 Manchester Evening Herald p.m. at the Tolland County Although everyone should bring The Crusaders Marching This is an annual event spon example of what can be done to Kennedy will inform the vice of distributing the funds to South Windsor Showplace — Publishad every evening except Agricultural Center, Rt. 30, a box lunch, there will be soft Band of Stafford will also per sored by the New England October 16th, 17th, and 18th heart-warming and rib-tickling charac renovate old buildings,” Regional Office of the Depart ‘‘The Groove Tube,” 7:15- Sundays and holidays. Entered at Vernon. drinks, hamburgs and hotdogs Regional Lily Group. The sale the other annuity companies. the Manchester, Conn., Post Office form during the afternoon. At Kennedy said. ment of Health, Education and Other insurance companies 10:00; "Flesh Gordon,” 8:40 as Second Class Mall Matter. The event will be open to all and desserts available at the the end of the day, annual 4-H will start at 11 a.m. Plant infor ters, the more you'll want! Board members John Yavis, W elfare in Boston of this were asked to take over the job Rockville I — “Farewell My Suggested Carrier Rates 4-H members, their families food booth from noon to 5 p.m. awards will be presented. mation will be provided by the During the luncheon there Paul Greenberg and Earl Odom transfer. as distribution agent but none Lovely,” 7:15-9:00 Payable In Advance and the public. Those attending Police dance group. said their presentations at A recommendation to agreed to provide this service. Rockville II— "Benji,” 7:00- Single copy...... 15- should bring a box lunch. will be a fashion show con The Tolland Police Depart school PTA meetings and civic authorize the superintendent to The Manchester State Bank, 8:45 Weekly ...... got From 10 to 11:30 a.m., each 4- sisting of clothes made by 4-H ment Benevolent Association, STARTS TODAY ON PAGE 35 One m o n th ...... $3 gg members. Laurie Elderkin and It's New.... groups on the school referen establish a clearing account at apparently the only bank ap Burnside 1 — "Take A Hard Three months ...... $1170 H Club will set up and give a Inc. will sponsor a dance, Oct. dum have met with positive and the Manchester State Bank for proached, agreed to provide the Ride,” 7:35-9:35 Six m onths...... $23 40 demonstration of a project they Debbie Mount will be in charge. 18 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in St. One y e a r...... $40:80 O’Brien School e • e e e e • favorable reactions. Odom Burnside 2 — “Farewell My are working on in their club. The show will also include some Matthew’s Parish Center, It's Different Mall Rales Upon Request Bicentennial fashions. Lovely,” 7:30-9:25 Subscribers who fall to receive The demonstrations will be Tolland. PTO is formed their newspaper before 5:30 p m judged at 11:30 a.m. During the afternoon there Dancing will be to the music It's Lots of Fun. Manchester police report should telephone the circulation At noon there will be a will be animal shows, judging of the Penthouse Four. Tickets qq;\ t h e a t r e s e a s t department, 647-9946. and demonstrations including Delaying sewer assessments ViOOLt TPKl W&NCHEWfflSH VS41 carriage decoration contest and will be available at the door or EAST HARTFORD parade with Karen Bagley in an oxen demonstration and Breaks & vandalism • Red paint was thrown on a 1-86 HIT t l -fOllOW ' BUmiSlOE SICHS may be purchased by calling SHEILA TULLER charge. Following this at 12:30 oxen rides for the children. Manchester Homestead St. man’s car Mon Richard Bean, 872-2244. The 2 8 9 - 4 2 8 3 p.m., Cathy Campbell will head The Jeans and Jodphurs 4-H donation will be $10 a couple. spurs waning-hour debates • Into the Buckley School on day night. Club of Tolland and Vernon will The Robert J. O’Brien a I bicycle decoration contest Vernon St. Monday night with • Paint was sprayed on two IStOlim iSIW m ,I.M T ». • S2l-3»] Gardeners invited School’s parents recently voted llkVKnuSMrrMNM* and parade. Both events are sponsor some horse events and damage to an outside door. cars on Cottage St. Monday O A liD n p K JIM BROWN Interested gardeners are in to withdraw their affiliation ^ I LEE VAN CLEEF open to anyone attending the a horse clinic. The Manchester Board of Directors motion by Pascal Prignano, Democrat, Four Love Lane residents urged the vote Orange juice was taken from night. ummnimin S i'W ll ' vited to attend a bulb auction with the Parent-Teacher’s argued along party lines about sewers said. the kitchen. Arrests TAKE A HARD RIDP Association and become a for the sewers. _ (PO) 7:30 9:35 •tl.SO during its last meeting Tuesday night The lost assessments due to the vote • Into a Milford Rd. home —— Parent-Teacher Organization. “We just keep pumping the sewage Manchester ROBERT MITCHUM ^ The candidates are saying before the Nov. 4 elections. total about $38,000. The town must pay this out,” said Sean Byrne of 131 Love Lane. Monday night. Missing is a A 15-year-old Manchester SYLVIA MILES This change had been dis ‘‘This matter (sewers in the Keeney St. amount to complete the construction of At the close of the meeting, several large jar of pennies. youth was charged with second- "FAREWELL MY LOVELr cussed by the group last spring area) was the first thing taken up by this the sewers. townspeople in the audience stood up to • Into a W. Middle Tpke. degree larceny Tuesday at 9 (R) 7:30 9:25 •$1.50 and was decided after the state board in 1973,” said Carl Zinsser, Total cost Will be $93,172. Most will be castigate the board members for their home recently. Missing are two p.m. off St. John St. School budget control proposed and national PTA’s voted to in Republican director. born by assessments. performance in the last two years. One shotguns valued at a total of Patrolman Gary Waterhouse crease local assessments. “ADVENTURES OF TOM THUMB" . Ron Pettirossi, candidate for Another area with which he is Review of vocational- ‘‘And it looks like its the last thing we Zinsser asked the board to also give man spoke of pot holes. Another said they $200. spotted the boy and two other Officers of the O’Brien PTO concerned is that of com educational opportunities is work on in 1975,” he said. deferments to seven home owners there should have taken over the Grant’s store • A Henry St. family has people in a stolen Jeep on S four-year term on the are Mrs. Richard Zerba, presi SOUTH KINtiSOnSUlUVUItvrcil'3356 Ellington Board of Education, munication with the taxpayer. another area with which the ‘‘The matter has gotten neighbor who had new and effective sewage on Main St. for lack of tax payments. been subjected to repeated Center St. at Adams St. He pur X NOW PLAYINQ (R) \ dent; Mrs. Lamar Burt, vice He would like to see a report Republican candidate is con against neighbor. It has been a very unfair systems on their lands. The deferment One man called the board members breaks and vandalism since sued the Jeep at high speeds to ^ ROBERT MITCHUM on the Republican ticket, said president; Mrs. Fred Nicoll, m e m ^e has three areas of concern published by the board, at least cerned. He said he believes thing.” was to run until they decided to tie in. communists. Sept. 21, police said. a dirt road off St. John’s St. “FAREWOL MY LOVEir some of the vocational training secretary; and Mrs. Robert His motion lost along party lines. In three breaks, a total of $175 about the board. once a year in advance of the Wolk, treasurer. The matter of Keeney St. area sanitary At the very end, a Love Lane resident The Jeep almost turned over imms 7:30 9:15 SaL Mat 2 P.M. programs at the high school worth of items and cash were I He said one is improved town budget hearings. The Executive board members sewers will probably not plague the new said from the far back of the hearing room before stopping. Waterhouse W B 8 Sun. Coni 1:30 y level should be revaluated. Love Lane sewers taken. On five dates, the apprehended the youth after a budgeting and financial control report, he said, should sum are committee chairman Mrs. board due to the compromise voted that he deeply appreciated their action on I IIOCKVItlUASIWIHSI.gU MOS All Mats. 99« / ‘‘It is important that skills Without argument, the board voted to the sanitary sewers. family’s lawn was ripped up. foot chase through woods. pfocedures and he suggests that marize the reasons for major Robert Juggins, cheer; Mrs. Tuesday night. build sanitary sewers along Love Lane at a ^ e board continue working changes in anticipated learned at the high school level, ‘‘Thank you very much,” he said. • A Bates Rd. car was Police referred him to especially by students not plan Albert Phillips, historian; Mrs. The owners of all undeveloped property cost of $70,000. Homeowners along the covered with shaving cream Juvenile Court. His mother with the board’s finance officer operating and other costs such Robert Chadwick, hospitality; BUSTING Mayor John Thompson then adjourned ning to attend college, be rele along Keeney St., Garden Grove Rd., and street would be assessed for about $18,000 Monday night. Two attempted oil developing more comprehen as salary increases, new Mrs. William O’Brien, the board's last session. All enjoyed coffee refused to take custody of him vant and practical in terms of Erie St. will have their assessments of tbe total. The town, largest property breaks were also discovered on sive budgeting procedures and programs and maintenance. He membership; Mrs. Richard and doughnuts bought by members of both so he was sent to detention current economic and business deferred until the land is developed, the owner there, would pay the rest. parties the road. home in Hartford. HELD OVER financial control systems. He said this would afford the Marchese, scholarship; Mrs. ][ ROCKVItUIIISTMAIHST.1112'9809 JACQUELINE BUS.a r \ said there should be constant taxpayer an early opportunity needs,” he said. He cited com puter programming, executive John Lopes, telephone; Mrs. “ONCE IS ‘comparison of actual vs. to evaluate the merits of the Leon Anderson and Mrs. Sam 1 NOT ENOUGH” ;budgeted expenses on a proposed budget. secretary and machine tool making skills as examples. Leone, ways and means. School board grants leaves, approves washout 7:15 9:30 ■monthly basis.______accounts Sun. 5 7:15 9:30 Two leaves of absence were grant from the Department of the basic Head Start grant. Of The funds to provide services As part of the renovations to An extended field trip of the ^AT.-SUN. 99* giranted by the Board of Educa SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEES Community Affairs. this total, $5,326 will be used to to the handicapped children the old trade school building in Manchester High School Ski S. W IN D S O R ...... -TOM TMUMB" 1 P.M. • 3 P.M. tion Monday night. offset increased program costs R O C K V IU e i ...... J-...... -TOM THUMB" "TOM THUMB” enrolled in the program may be the Bennet complex, it was Club scheduled during winter ROCKVILLE II ...... -B E N jr | The Head Start basic grant, Chock rimoMO/t tor SAowi/moo PLUS CARTOONS Mrs. Ann Dell, an elementary and $1,586 will be used to con used through June 1976. necessary to relocate the vacation in February 1976 to which is funded through the Phone 849-6^33 physical education teacher for tinue special handicapped school’s maintenance shop to Mt. St. Anne ski area in Quebec, Department of Health, Educa the past four years, requested a programs. These funds are part The Board of Education also temporary quarters in the Canada, was approved by the maternity leave. She plans to tion and Welfare, represents a of a recent HEW grant. approved a request to the Board heating plant. board six to one. FILM RATING GUIDE tsm return on a part-time basis in portion of the total Head Start Recently, Gov. Ella Grasso of Directors for a washout ac The nay vote came from For Parents and Their Children Febiuary 1976. Mrs. Donna budget. For the second year in a approved supplementary grants count for a Title I Head Start Alterations must be made to board member Earl Odom who Murphy, an elementary music row, the Department of Com for 13 Head k a rt programs in evaluation program for $1,500. said he is opposed to subsidiza |~G] aW U L lUDEIKtS H >|H Unttnl Buy quarts the heating plant in order for 5 teacher for the past two years, munity Affairs has made a the state which are to be funded Another request to the Board the shop to stay there. At pre tion of teachers by students or also requested a maternity grant available to help support [PG] . PUEXril o m m SOCaSTai Som MUerul W ) Not k Sditililc For Pr^THll4 m federally. of Directors for a washout ac sent, the usage would be con parents of students. leave for the balance of the the Head Start operation. ’ITiese By federal regulations, a por sidered in violation of in In the vacation package funds will be used exclusively count to increase a special fund [ T ] HSTHCTD IMir 17 reguim iooa|i«ty«( hrent v Adult OiardUo 1975-76 school year. tion of this grant must be used surance, fire and Occupational, arranged by the travel agency, to pay the transportation costs for remedial reading by $36,057 The board approved two to provide services for eligible free accommodations are NO ME UNta 17 |A(e M t uu) « «
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Wed., Oct. 15. 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975 — PAGE NINE I Family dinner planned VITAMINS Study claims birth control ban Susan helps friends COMPARE AND SAVE WASHINGTON (UPI) - employe, fatally shot himself, the White House. ANDOVER belong to the Junior Pilgrim High School students meet ARTHUR DRUG cuts attendance at Mass Fellowship and meet each Sun each Monday at 7:30 p.m. with Amlerson-Uttle Susan Ford today sheltered in according to police. The girls were no strangers to Donna Holland the White House two close Alison and Regan Golubin, 18- the executive mansion. They 646-0375 day at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs. the Rev. David Reese and Mrs. BOSTON (UPI) — Disagreement with “About a quarter of the decrease in powerful influence on devotional girlfriends whose divorced year-old twin sisters, flew to visited the White House often The deacons and deaconesses Richard Risley. Reese. the Roman Catholic Church’s official ban churchgoing is accounted for by attitudes behavior.” parents and grandmother were Washington from Emory when attending the exclusive of the First Congregational on artifical means of birth control con toward divorce and (another quarter) College-educated Catholics aged 35 or killed in a murder-suicide University in Atlanta after the Holton Arms School in subur Church of Andover will sponsor tributed to a decline in attendance at toward the Pope as head of the church,’’ under were those least likely to attend shooting. shootings Tuesday. Susan Ford ban Maryland with Susan, and a family night supper Friday at MASTER 51 BISSELL Mass, according to a study released this the study Continued. Mass, the study said. Only 36 per cent of Police said Nicholas M. and First Lady Betty Ford met frequently had spent the night. 6:30. CHARGE week. “In 1963, 71 per cent of the Catholics in that group attended Mass, compared with ST. (rear) “Almost half of the decline in Mass the country went to Mass at least once a 68 per cent of college-educated people 35 Golubin, 52, shot to death his them at the airport. The three bodies were dis Those attending are asked to ARE MANCHESTER ; attendance can be accounted for by the week,” the study said. “By 1974, that and over, 57 per cent of those over 35 ex-wife, prominent Realtor With her mother’s permis covered by the Golubins' 13- bring either a meat dish or WELCOME TUES.I ' changing attitude toward birth control,” figure had declined to exactly half the pop without a college education, and 40 per Patricia B. Golubin, 52, and her sion, Susan escorted her friends year-old daughter, Breon, when salad and their own place set ON AU the study by the Chicago-based National ulation.’’ cent of those under 35 without one. mother, Agnes Forgeron, at to the upstairs family living she returned home Tuesday tings. FREEZER OPEN *hru Mrs. Golubin's $150,000 quarters in the White House, MEAT MARKET Catholic Opinion Research Center said. The report said there was “disillusion Attendance at monthly confession afternoon from Holton-Arms. Beverages and dessert will be ORDERS SAT. townhouse in Washington where they spent the night. Deborah Simpson bound her Released at the opening of tha^ national ment felt by many” over Pope Paul VPs dropped 20 per cent, the study said. breasts to hide her sex and serv provided by the host group. Specials Are Good Thru Saturday, Oct 18th. Tuesday. White House aides said there 9 to 6| meeting of the Diocesan Liturgical Com- encyclical “Humanae Vitae” in 1968, reaf However, those attending Mass are more The Golubins had been ed as a member of the 4th Then Golubin, an En was no immediate indication , missions, the study said attendance at firming the church’s restrictions on birth likely to receive Communion; 25 per cent divorced for a year after 26 Massachusetts Regiment dur Church School COME IN AND COMPARE OUR LOW, LOW PRICES CLOSED vironmental Protection Agency how lo^g the girls would stay at years of marriage. The Sunday School program Mass declined almost a third between 1963 control. It said the encyclical “had a of churchgoers as opposed to 13 per cent in ing the Revolutionary War. FOR THE HIGHEST QUALITY BEEF IN THE AREA!! SUN. & MON. I and 1974. 1963. Wounded at Tarrytown and at the church is under way. It ■Yorkville, “Robert Shurtleff” meets each Sunday at 9:45 a.m. THE BUTCHER SHOP •TEL. 643-8424 also served at Philadelphia until Teachers are Betty Cardini, Church program set exposed as a fraudulent enlistee Kindergarten; Chris Houle, LEAN & TENDER I and honorably discharged. Miss SPECIAL OF THE WEEKII Grades 1 and 2; Sarah 1 U.8.O.A. CHOIci; U.S.O.A. CHOICE Sampson was successful in ob Richards, Linda Chambers, CORNED BEEF Center in Bolton. There will be It will be followed by three SHOULDER WHOLE (PACKER CUTS) SIRLOIN BOLTON taining a soldier’s pension in Grades 3 and 4; Bette ROUND Starts Tomorrow at 9:30 A.M. three optional followup Thursday evening sessions on lONOON BROIL HIP OF BEEF The Rev. Robert Cronin, 1805 which was awarded to her Tn Get t-lO StM i Steiks - H <«t 25-39 k i sessions. Oct. 23, Oct. 30 and Nov. 6 from MacDonald, Julie Haverl, chairman of the Vernon surviving husband upon her Grades 5 and 6. ! *1.49ib. M . 2 9 i b Coffey is the religious educa 7:30 to 9:30. *1.59 lb. Catholic Deanery Adult death in 1830, The World Students in Grades 7 and 8 tion director of St. Rose Parish Those planning to attend Religious Education Com Almanac notes. 1 EXTRA LEAN “FROM THE DELI” in East Hartford. He was the Saturday are asked to bring a BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND mittee, has announced a GROUND ROUND W ITH EYE FRESHLY SLICED program entitled "A Time F"or assistant diocesan director of box lunch. Coffee and doughnuts ROAST BEEF religious education for the will be provided. •1 .1 9 ,9 *1.45 lb. Christian Awareness,” Ymi Get Ew RouhL Hunip t kttMii Hotnd RmsU, Archdiocese of Hartford. Registration for the Saturday Ground Several TImea Daily to scheduled for Saturday from Church fair planned Cube Steks m l Hmbwter. tv|. Wt 39 Un. 'A lb . 64th session is $2 and for the evening Atture Frathnatal 7 9 ^ 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. The day-long seminar offers sessions $1 each. All those in BOLTON The fair will run from 10 a.m. The program will be con the challenge of Christian terested in attending are asked until 3:30 p.m. There will be a 1 We Now Carry All Flavors of COTT SOD/ In Cans... ducted by Frank Coffey. It will leadership presented in lecture, Donna Holland to contact their pastors. luncheon. be held at St. Maurice Parish activity and discussion. 6460375 After 64 Years, Still Under The Same Family Ownership! The 17th annual Month Before The fair will feature a visit And With the Purchase of a Hindquarter or Side of Beef, Christmas Fair sponsored by from Natalie, a silhouette artist We Have Everything For The Family and Home at marLOW the Bolton Congregational from Wallingford, We Wiii Give You FREE Locker Space For 3 iWonths!! Church will be held Nov. 1 in Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews and Prices plus Personalized, Friendly Service From The Day trips scheduled the church's educational Mrs. Susan Biske are co- Owner...l building. chairmen of the fair. COVENTRY and $5.95 per child includes ad per child. r-FABULOUS BUYS FURNITURE DEPARTMENT^ mission. Children under 18 must be ac from our MONICA SHEA There will be a Gatsby Gala companied by a parent or legal 742- 949.5 marLOW trip to Newport, R.I., on Oct. 26 guardian. These trips are open 1115 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER LIVING ROOM SUITE The Coventry Community and the admission to three man to a ll area individuals RECLINERS Education Program is spon BLAU FURNITURE STORES 2 Piece Colonial solid maple trim, sions will be included in the cost regardless of residency. 860 WASHINGTON ST., MIDDLETOWN Heavyweight coil spring base, latex foam soring five fall day trips of $7.95 for adults and $5.95 for Bus transportation on modern Vinelle*’ Cover cushions, brown Herculon* fabric between now and the end of sofa and chair. Reg. $499.95 children. The trip will start at 8 luxury buses to and from Reg. $119.95 November. a.m. and end at 6 p.m. Coventry High School is Applications for these trips On Nov. 9 there will be a trip provided on all tours. are being accepted now and to Hyde Park, Franklin marLOW 5-PICE MAPLE marLOW must be mailed to Robert Roosevelt's Home and Vander- Hems' smorgasbord CHESTS Pratt, adult education director built Mansion. The trip will The Democratic Town Com DINETTE at Capt. Nathan Hale School. start at 7 a.m. and end at 6 p.m. mittee is sponsoring its 35th an French Provenclal On Saturday there will be a 4 Mates Chairs, plus Round and admission is included in the nual smorgasboard on Saturday White and Gold $ 7 8 6 4 Table with leaf. $14864 Bicentennial tour of the cost of $7.95 per adult and $5.95 at St. Mary's Church Hall, Rt. Reg. $119.95 Reg. ST69.95 Freedom Trail of Boston. The per child. 31. trip will run from 8 a.m. to 6 The last trip wili be on Nov. Dinner will be served at 7:30 p.m. and the cost is $4.95 for 23 to Plymouth Rock to tour with dancing to the marLOW 7-PIECE DINING marLOW adults and $3.95 for children. historic Plymouth Plantation “Costello’s” to follow. On Friday, Oct. 31, there will and the Mayflower on the Sun A limited number of tickets SLEEP SOFA , be a trip to the Bronx Zoo, ROOM SUITE day before Thanksgiving. Ad are available from committee Lawson style, trim size* Buffet, Hutch, Table, plus 4 which will run from 7 a.m. to 6 mission will be included in the members Dotty Thissell, Joyce Herculon'^ upholstered. Arrow Back Chairs. $49864 p.m. The cost of $7.95 per adult cost of $6.95 per adult and $5.95 Carilli or Ruth Benoit. Reg. $289.95 $ 2 4 8 6 4 Reg. S6T9.95 STEREO marLOW ROLL TOP marLOW The candidates speak PHONOGRAPH , DESK RCA console, beautiful Large size, maple finish, 4 Colonial maple cabinet,9 COVENTRY federal government are collec In order to maintain the current $ 2 9 8 6 4 drawers. $14464 with 6 track. Robert E. Olmstead, ting money from the same level of goods and services, we Reg. ST89.95 Reg. $399.95 Republican candidate for the source as the local government, must study every new request Coventry Town Council has we the taxpayers. and demand a complete accoun , ^ 0 issued a position paper calling “A study of the ordinances ting of ali the costs involved MATTRESS or BDX SPRING 4-PIECE MAPLE marLOW for a more fiscally sound enacted during the past ad before any project is started. Crimson Shield, Continental MCA government. ministration point only to the "In the future, we must ob BEDROOM SUITE Olmstead said, “The present growth of local government and tain a complete accounting of Twin Size, reg. $89.95 .. ...m a rL O W '^04’'” By Lea. Full size bed, dou- system of responding to every the continued erosion of the new requests at our annual ble dresser, mirror, chest. $25464 financial carrot offered by the rights of the individual. As of town meeting instead of new Reg. S309.95 state and federal government today, the largest employer in demands occurring at late dates Full Size, reg. $1D9.95 .. . . .™ ,L 0 W ^78®* on a percentage basis is out Coventry is the Town of Coven through numerous public rageous. Proposals presently try. Our local government hearings. The number of these 100'S OF UN ADVERTISED being considered, if approved, should be enacting ordinances hearings is overwhelming many WOMEN’S DEPARTMENT could result in an increase of and starting programs which taxpayers so that few, if any, SPECIALS NOT LISTED-! over 20 mills. We, in Coventry, would serve as economic incen people are attending. DRESSES cannot realistically hope to tives to encourage private “A responsible fiscal master Polyester, Prints, Solid Colors eradicate 263 years of problems enterprises to stimulate and in plan would provide the overnight and to attempt to do crease employment in the taxpayers with the information Sizes 10-20; 14Va-32Va sods economic suicide. Coven private sector. necessary to enable them to Beg. marLOW try's elected officials must “Daily, inflation is eroding vote intelligently on those rememlier that the state and the level of goods and services programs they are willing to $10.98 ...... $ 7.94 which our taxes can purchase. support financially.” 11.98 8.94 12.98 9.94 13.98 10.94 14.50 11.64 15.50 11.94 16.98 13.94 19.98 14.94 21.98 15.94 23.98 16.94 24.50 17.64
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Phenomenon. Discussion of Compliance Unit activities and All Manchester teachers in investigations and field trips. Section 1 — Ecology in the symbiotic relationship between biological monitoring. elementary through high school Each teacher planning to at Classroom. Process methods in plants and fungi. Section 11— Inland Wetlands: are invited to attend a con tend may be accompanied by development of ecological con Section 5 — Bacteriological Natural Functions, Human ference on environmental one or two students. cepts with demonstration of Techniques. Preparation of Values, and Public Act 155. education Oct. 31 at There are 12 workshop sec gimmicks and inexpensive EMBROIDERED plates and methods of innocula- Slide presentation on functional Manchester High School. tions offered. Teachers are homemade equipment as aids. tion and use of specialized role of inland wetlands. The conference is sponsored asked to list their first four Section 2 — Projects for Ser media as a diagnostic aid. Section 12 — (Period 2 only) SHIRT FASHIONS by the Manchester Board of choices and send them with vice. Presentation of method to Section 6 — Eliminating Some Important Considerations PRE-WASHHD DENIMS Education in cooperation with their registration to Mrs. motivate students to become in Weekend Worry in the Growth in Connecticut’s Coastal the National Science Teachers Florence Levine, Coordinator, volved in environmental-type FROM- of Plants in Controlled En Marshes. Slide presentation of Association. Conference on Environmental projects. vironments. Procedures for Connecticut’s coastal marshes. The conference program has Education, Manchester High Section 3 — Energy Now and marginal automation of school Assignments will be made on been designed to enlighten School, 134 E. Middle Tpke. >he Future Options. Illustration greenhouses or growth a first-come, first-served basis. teachers about current en before Oct. 21. of present limits on energy chambers. The workshop periods will be vironmental issues and to Assignments will be given to supply and discussion of future Section 7 — The Preservation from 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. and provide ideas about the role of those attending on the day of sources of energy. of Lakes. Discussion on ad 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. environmental education in the conference at the door. Section 4 — Mycorrhiza, an ministration and schemes for The featured speaker before classroom instruction, student The workshops are: Intriguing Natural CORDUROY improving water quality. the workshops begin is Dr. New assortment J E A N S ...... 7.99 Section 8 — Wildlife Manage Richard H. Goodwin, professor just arrived! ment in Connecticut. Slide of botany and director of the DOUBLE-ZIP Glenn bid lowest on sewer presentation on procedures for program in human ecology at FLANNEL JEANS IN habitat improvement and Connecticut College, New Lon The Glenn Construction Co. of from Glenn's low bids to highs SHIRTS ...... 3.49 CORDUROY OR General Glass of Manchester species population studies. don. Manchester is the apparent low DENIM ...... 8.99 of $42,370 for Linwood Dr. and submitted the only acceptable Section 9 — Monitoring of Air bidder for installing sanitary $36,184 for Keeney St. The only bid for a double-acting door — Pollution in Connecticut. sewers on Linwood Dr., from other Manchester bidder was $1,300 for furnishing it and $1,- Presentation of causes and No. 66 to the Folly Brook trunk In 1912, the average the A. Dzen Construction Co. 800 for furnishing and installing abatement of air pollutants in sewer, and on Keeney St., from Also opened Tuesday were it. Atlantic Glass of Hartford American family income was Connecticut and demonstration less than $1,000 a year; but TH E D E A L No. 128 to No. 151. bids for furnishing and in bid $1,650 for furnishing a of monitoring instruments. Glenn’s prices are $18,365 for many of the millionaire DAILY TIL 5:30 stalling a new door at the rear single-acting door and $2,000 for Section 10 — Biological ■A FULL HOUSE OF JEANS N THINGS" open Linwood Dr. and $14,068 for passengers on the ili-fated THUH9., FRI. TIL of the Municipal Building, to be furnishing and installing it. It Monitoring of Water Quality 521 [. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER, CONN. Keeney St. used in conjunction with the appears General Glass will be Titanic that same year had paid and Associated Instrumenta up to $4,000 for the Atlantic Bids were submitted Tuesday ramp for the handicapped con awarded the contract. tion. Overview of Water crossing. by eight contractors and ranged structed there. Duplicate bridge w \ / ^ / V ^ \ / v \
Results in the Oct. 10 Center Herzog, first. Bob Kemp and Bride Club game at the Masonic Don Weeks, second; Harriet o Temple are Mrs. Glenn Pren Krupp and Grant Morris, third. tiss and Mrs. Marion Haines, East-West: Jim Baker and first; Sonja Gremillion and Jon Shafer, first; Fred and Jam es Baker, second; Mr. and Kaye Baker, second; Phyllis Mrs. Robert Crowford, third. Pierson and Lori Owens, third. The club will have an ACBL charity fund game Oct. 24 for the William Radzewicz Results in the Oct. 6 memorial. Manchester Bridge Club game at 385 N. Main St. are North- you asked for it! Results in the Oct. 10 South: Phyllis Pierson and Manchester Bridge Club game Virginia Weeks, first; Jane back for just 3 days at 146 Hartford Rd. are North- Lowe and Frankie Brown, se South: Jo Baker and Cele cond; Beverly Saunders and Steckley, first; Ronald Kraatz Mollie Timreck, third. and Phyllis Pierson, second; East-West: Anne DeMartin Nick Daum and Frank Tomblin- and Judy Pyka, first; Murray fiuthentic fimerican son, Joe Toce and Geof Brod, Powell and Barbara Beckley, tied for third. second; Eugene Toch and Nina East-West; Bob Stratton and Dvornek, third. Jim Polites, first; Peg LaPlant Indian jewelry and Lance Tatro, Steve Hunger and Pat Hunger, tied for se Results in the Oct. 4 cond. Manchester Community Results in the Oct. 10 College game at 146 Hartford V/ Manchester Nite Time Novice Rd. are Jim Baker and Anne Group game at 146 Hartford DeMartin, first; Mike Lam and Rd. are North-South: Dick and John Bereuter, second; Bar OFF Carol Vizzard, first; C.D. and bara Beckley and Judy Pyka, 50% Marion McCarthy, second; Don third. and Betty Kreps, John and Regularly Chris Ruth, tied for second. East-West: Marilyn and Joe kJ Fecteau, first; Bob Chappell $15 to $1500 and Charles Gagne, second; Steve and Marcia Ryan, third. This printing test pattern is part of The Herald quality con Results in the Oct. 9 trol program in order to give Manchester Bridge Club game you one of the finest at 385 N. Main St. are Penny newspapers in the nation. Skenderian and Ellen McKeon, first; Frankie Brown and Mollie Timreck, second; Geri Barton, and Murray Powell, I> L third.
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Mayor John Thompson, can for the elderly were ac didate for re-election to the complished. School renovations Manchester Board of Directors, at lin n et and Illing Schools today accused his Republican will improve the quality of opponents of “flip-flopping” on education at these schools and the issue and practicing the a t our high school. The poiitics of despair. purchase of Laurel Lake “The Republican directors extends the life of our landfill to are for a firehouse but don’t 2008. We bury refuse at less want to build it. One day they than $3 a ton. Compare that to favor the reconstruction of Lin $8, $10 and $12 a ton in other The Greatest Name coln Center, yet, on another day communities which must bum to ' ill they claim they were mistaken refuse. A savings of over $20 about pians for parking...They million to our town over the want to cut taxes, but favor no next 30 years. cut in services. In short, the “This record of accomplish In Men’s Stores minority wants to be on both ment has been done at a cost of sides of controversial issues...It less than $1 a month tax in is the poiitics of opportunism,” crease over the past four years. COMBINES WITH charged Mayor Thompson. The mill rate on property has “The Democratic majority increased less than two mills in has made tough decisions four years. The fire tax rate in openly,” claimed Mayor creased nine-tenths of one mill Thompson. ‘‘We have not in the same period. We can and sought the easy solution on con- will continue to provide respon troversiai issues. In the past sive government at a sensible four years improved transpor price,” promised Mayor tation and nutrition programs Thompson. The Greatest Name 35ttl ANNIVERSARY Buck-passing alleged In American ‘The buck-passing of respon up to them to make sure that sibility by the Democrat ad th e paid administrator CELEBRATION ministration is the most impor represents more than just a few tant and the overriding issue in people. this campaign,” said ‘‘When policies are es Sportswear Repubiican Vivian Ferguson tablished, they must be es today. Mrs. Ferguson is run tablished by the Board of Direc ning for re-election to the tors to suit your needs, not the TO BRING YOU THIS Manchester Board of Directors. desires of the administrator. A “The council-manager form strong majority would lay down of government was patterned defined policy. It would ask for after the corporate structure. input on the part of the ad Corporations are run by boards ministrator and then would tell £A U S /U £ ( of directors which empioy him what to do. The Democrats professional administrators to have not been concerned with a . 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USE YOUR FORBES’ CHARGE. MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. page six t e e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975- PAGE SEVENTEEN . The Manchester Emblem The Sisterhood of Temple Club will have a tag sale Satur Beth Tefilah of East Hartford day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in will meet tonight at 8 at the Temple. The program will be Library loses 750 bricks MacDonald’s parking lot. Rain A B O U T T O W N date s Sunday. Members having “Sew-Easy with Knits,” which items to be picked up may call will include a demonstration BOLTON In the hope that the bricks were acciden Church meeting tally taken by someone who didn’t know Mrs. Frank Toros, 66 Vernon and fashion show. DONNA HOLLAND The trustees of the United Methodist- they belonged to the town, that person or St. Proceeds from the sale will Refreshments will be served, Church will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m .' 6 4 6 -0 3 7 5 persons is asked to return them to the Al-Anon family groups will living with severe problem benefit the club's charities. and door prizes awarded. The The meeting will primarily deal with Sometime late last week more than 750 library site. meet tonight at 8 at St. James drinkers. event is open to members and bricks were removed from the green in two matters, the rental or leasing of un Anyone having any information about Church, Thursday at 8 p.m. at The Salvation Army timbrel their guests. front of the new Bentley Memorial used church property and church in the Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor First Church of Christ, Scien class will meet Thursday at the disappearance of the bricks is asked to vestments. Library in Bolton. contact either the state police or Mrs. man St., and Friday at 10 a.m. tist, will have a meeting tonight 6:30 p.m. and the young Giris, who are seven or eight Members of the Bolton Woman’s Club Alison Boisoneau, Birch Mt. Rd.^ at South United Methodist at 8 at the church, 447 N. Main people’s band and singing com years old, interested in conservation committee and friends have chairman of the conservation committee. Church campus. Alateen for the St., which will include pany will meet 7 p.m. at The becoming a 4-H Club members been working diligently for two weekends, 12-to 20-year-old children of testimonies by Christian Scien Citadel. may call Laura Hewitt, 643- landscaping the library site! Church dinner T - problem drinkers will meet tists. Th^ meeting is open to the 7480. They planned to begin construction of an Women to meet The United Methodist Church of Boltort Thursday at 8 p.m. at the public. herb garden at the library last weekend The Bolton Woman’s Club will hold its has scheduled a ham and bean dinner - Pathfinders Club with the but on Friday discovered that the bricks regular monthly meeting Thursday at 8 Saturday at the church. There will be con-.i beginners group meeting at Trinity Covenant Church wiil FACTORY OUTLET which had been donated were missing. p.m. at Herrick Memorial Park. tinuous servings from noon to 5:30 p.m. • ; 7:30. The family groups are conduct a Bible study tonight at The bricks for the herb garden were The guest speaker will be Steve The menu will include home bakedT open to friends and relatives 7:30 at the church. '74e donated by the Stiles Brick Co. of North Pershan, noted hypnotist from Bloom beans, ham or frankfurts, scalloped Haven, supplier of bricks for the library. field. He will be asking for volunteers potatoes, cole slaw, rolls, gingerbread ^ The bricks were to be used for both the from the audience. with whipped cream, coffe, tea or milk. planned herb garden and landscaping. This is the second in a series of fund / The bricks had been at the site for about Democrats meet raising events planned by the ad Realtors get surprise two weeks. The Democratic Town Committee will ministrative board of the church. WOMENS NAME BRAND The incident has been reported to state hold its regular monthly meeting Friday On Nov. 8 the church has scheduled a HARTFORD (UPI) - Presi Haven said, ‘‘The greatest police. at 8 p.m. at the town hall. minicraft sale and smorgasbord from 4 to ✓ dent Gerald Ford got in a quick thing that could happen to our 8 p.m. visit to the Connecticut convention is happening right SHOES, BOOTS & COATS Association of Realtors now in this room." Tuesday at its convention in the The President said, ‘‘I feel at Hartford Sheraton Hotel, next home with people who believe AT DISCOUNT PRICES PZG to discuss FLETCHHt CLASS CO. (Herald photo by Dunn) to the Civic Center. — as you do — that a good in The visit was slipped into the vestment in a good home is a 48 Purnell Place Manchester Oyer 25 Years of Experience | Of MANCHESTER Manchester residents at GOP dinner President’s schedule at the last good investment in America.” roads and sewers minute. Ford was visiting Ford said if his taxing and Rear of Worth’s - One Flight Up 649-8687 Auto - Plate - Window Glass - Mirrors - Glass Among about a dozen Manchester persons at the $125-a- Thornton, Jack Hunter and J. Stewart Johnston. Attending Connecticut to help state spending proposals are adopted Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & Republicans build their by Congress, the federal O/v. Carrlag» Houaa plate GOP dinner Tuesday night in the Hartford Civic the $15 per person box dinner in an adjoining room were Service, used by hundreds of Ooor Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work treasury. government will have to borrow Boutiqua COVENTRY Cfenter were, from the left, John DeQuattro, William about two dozen persons from Manchester. COAT colleges. As Ford entered the conven less money from the private MONICA SHEA Open 9:30 to 5:30 RACK • They can get a good idea of tion room, association Presi capital marke to finance its 742-9495 what the Scholarstic Aptitude dent Herbert Pierce of New operations, leaving more for Thurs til 9:00 Walter Fuss of Griswold & Test is like. home financing. Fuss of Manchester engineering firm, will meet Planning seminars Unguarded intersection blamed with the Coventry Planning and Thursday evening at 8 in the Zoning Commission tonight at 8 town hall, Richard Babcock of to discuss revision of road stan the law firm of Ross, Hardies, dards, cluster development and O’Keefe, Babcock and Parson What he enjoyed most sewer alternatives. for crash into President’s car of Chicago, 111., will be the The commission will discuss guest speaker for a seminar on (Off Center Street) Cut Sizes the Town Council’s request for What President Ford seemed to enjoy the most during his Hartford Hotel and at the Connecticut Air National Guard planned growth. By RICHARD H. GROWALD Ford put his right hand on the shoulder toward Market, Hartford's main down the commission’s views on the visit Tuesday night to Connecticut was meeting the people, airfield in Windsor Locks. There, immediately after his Babcock specializes in land I PI Senior Editor of the police official, whose chin had sank town street, persons in the Ford motor £yen on Stinda[ys areas likely to require sewering eye-to-eye and hand-to-hand. Here he’s shown just after plane set down at 6:05, promptly on schedule, he shook use law and is the author of HARTFORD (UPI) — At the intersec nearly to his chest. cade took it for granted each intersection in the next 25 years. “The Zoning Game” and tion which the police neglected to guard. “Don’t worry about it,” Ford said, was blocked by a policeman. the dinner at the Hartford Civic Center, when he stepped hands with as many of a crowd of about 300 persons (all It will also discuss the infor numerous articles. President Ford spied the yellow smiling, and inquired about the condition It is always done. But not in Hartford down from the dais to greet his well-wishers. He did the screened in advance) as he could reach with two hands. mation it had received at a automobile coming on collision course, You can cash an HNB check same in the lobby and in the dining room of the Sheraton- (Herald photo by Dunn) He has served as president of Recollections on our of those in the other car. Tuesday night. forum on the uses of the DevCo the American Society of Plan braced himself and said, ‘‘Be careful.” At a Hartford police station, officers Police said the yellow car had the green property and formulate a Diamond Anniversary ning Officials and is adjunct Secret Service Agent Andrew Hutch, at questioned and released James Saiamites, light. They said they also were in response to the Town Council on professor at the University of the wheel of the $500,000 bulletproof 19, of Meriden, driver of the other car. vestigating why no police were at the in up to ^00. a recommendation for the Illinois. He is chairman of the limousine, swerved the steering wheel left They gave him a blood test to determine tersection or in the 300-yard-long stretch DevCo property. but the 1967 yellow Buick crashed into the alcoholic content. Police spoksman Gor of Talcott leading to Market. advisory committee for the CROP walk set Saturday American Law Institutes’ right front fender of Ford’s car. don Damon said he was not charged and I was riding in a press car four vehicls New charges Model Land Development Code. ‘I landed on top of the President,” said “may well be innocent of any charge.” behind the limousine. I heard the crash The Public Health Associa I t Frederick K. Beibel, Connecticut State The seminars, federally Saiamites emerged from the and the splintering of glass. In the In HEBRON appetite during the CROP walk, is a beef Wine tasting tion has announced the new Republican chairman. funded, are co-sponsored by the questioning and said, “It was a very unfor tersection I saw Saiamites seated in his A CROP walk for hunger will be held stew supper at 5:30 at Phelps Hall. Tickets A wine tasting party will be sponsored charge for a skilled nursing h a p p e n e d Beibel injured his left hand. Planning and Zoning Commis tunate incident, and I am glad that auto, head bent over the steering wheel, Saturday in Hebron. Organized by St. are available from St. Peter’s Church by the Hebron Republican Town Com visit is $13.75, The change was No one else suffered physical injury, not sion and the Institute of Urban nobody, including the President, got apparently stunned. Peter’s Episcopal Church and the members. mittee Saturday at 8 p.m. at GOP effective Oct. 1. Sixteen million people the six teen-agers — four male and two Research of the University of hurt.” The six agents in the battlewagon Congregational Churches of Hebron and CROP is the Community Hunger Appeal headquarters at the Old Pub, Rt. 66. The new charge is based on were out of work as the female — police found in the yellow car; Connecticut. They provide for a The police pointed the finger at hopped out, their vehicle’s nose pointed at All you need is Gilead, the 14-mile walk will begin at the of Church World Service, an in Proceeds from the party will benefit the the National League of Nursing stock market "crash” not Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn., themselves. Said Damon: “It appears we the Buick. There is little the agents fear series of speakers to come to threw the world into The Hebron Congregational Church at 9:30 terdenominational agency helping the GOP campaign committee. “cost per visit” study and the town and address the issue of the third man in the limousine rear com had no policeman at the intersection. more than a car bomb, Belfast style. a.m. world’s hungry. Medicare Reimbursable Cost 1 ^ 2 9 Great Depression. A loaf partment with Ford and Beibel; not Hutch Local police were responsible for security Three agents took up posts alongside Other meetings land use development. of white bread was selling for 80, chuck Lunch will be served at Phelps Hall and Society meeting study completed in September. The public is encouraged to nor Ernest Luzania, his fellow agent in the at the intersection.” Ford’s car, their guns drawn. Three more, Other meetings scheduled in Hebron this roast for 310 a pound and a quart of participants not walking the entire route The Hebron Historical Society will meet attend the meetings. right front seat. “1 don’t see that the other driver did apparently including one armed with an may end the morning session there or week, all at the town hall, include: Test scheduled milk delivered to your home was 140. It was 39 days after one woman pointed tonight at 8 at Brink’s Mill, Main St. The anything wrong. I am convinced it was an Uzi submachine gun, cased the Buick. begin the afternoon portion of the walk. Tonight — Planning and Zoning Commis The guidance department at And gang warfare reached its peak in a pistol at Ford in Sacramento and 22 days Williamsburg film of “Coopering” will be accident,” said Lt. Thomas Grant Jr., who “Move,” someone shouted. i ROM HAmrORDMAllON.M More walkers and sponsors are needed sion, 8 p.m. Coventry High School has an Chicago with the St. Valentine's Day after a second woman fired and missed shown, followed by comments by John headed the police investigation. Ford’s limousine. Hutch at the wheel, to help raise funds for the hungry. Thursday — Republican Town Com nounced that juniors will be Barbs Massacre. To protect its customers Ford with a second pistol In San Francisco Baron Jr. of Burnt Hill Rd., who has been An hour before the accident Ford stood wrenched itself free, compounding the Interested persons should contact one of mittee, 8 p.m. able to join over one million from some of the devious business in incidents that excited national concern working in the coopering shop at Old Stur- By PHIL PASTORET in front of 1,500 persons at the GOP dinner denting and scratching, peeling a chrome 123 the three churches. Also planned Satur Friday — Board of Selectmen, 4:30 other students around the world practices that were employed during over presidential security. And the Hart bridge Village. Add to your collection of collec in the Hartford Civic Center and joked strip but getting the President away. The day, for townspeople who developed an p.m.; BHAI meeting, 8 p.m. in taking the Preliminary the Depression, Michaels established The public is invited. tive nouns: A parsimony of mis ford Police Department admitted it had about Hartford traffic. limousine made a crunching noise and Scholastic Aptitude its famous "One Price Policy” ... a done wrong. ers. “Trying to drive into Hartford is a broke free and ran. PETER K GDDD Test/National Merit policy from which it has not deviated. No policeman had been guarding the in fascinating experience,” he said. He An agent yelled at me. I leaped out from Scholarship Qualifying Test For some reason, our mor Today, as then, when you make a tersection of Mark-'t and Talcott Streets. ticked off the underpasses and overpasses, behind the agents’ battlwagon just in time Oct. 21. ning cereal always goes ‘‘snap, purchase at a Michaels store, you Police Chief Hugo Masini said, ‘‘Ap the cloverleafs and the “on ramps and off for it to back up and speed after the Presi The test, co-sponsored by the crackle, soggy.” take comfort in the fact that you have parently the driver had a green light and ramps.” A motorist in Hartford, he said, dent. White House Chief of Staff Donald Shouldn’t you be a Favorite Person?' Watershed plan still eyed College Board and National received the best possible value apparently nobody was blocking the in has the same woe as Democrats in Rumsfeld shouted to photographers to get Merit Scholarship Corporation, without need to bargain, and that you tersection” to clear the way for the Congress— “No matter which way you go, out of the way of the motorcade control is an important step in making enjoy the same low price as Brook area, protested the loss of his home the owner and state. presidential motorcade taking Ford from it’s wrong.” car he rode in. They jumped. His car sped. SOUTH WINDSOR college plans. everyone else. and property to one of the dams. • Persons accepting the property will be a GOP fund-raising spech to the airport. The Republican audience whooped in UPI photographer John Full spotted Judy Kuehnel The test measures verbal and Once residents defeated the proposed given relocation assistance within a 50- Masini ordered a departmental inquiry. laughter. Ford’s face dripped sweat when Ford, who kept down during the seconds 644-1364 mathematical aptitude — two structure of the earthen dam, the town mile range, providing they need to be "It was a simple accident,” a Secret he emerged from the Civic Center but he the limousine was stopped, finally sat up The Avery Brook Watershed proposal in abilities important in college Counting to 10 gives you just Service agent at the scene said. But at asked the state if it would consider taking relocated. was grinning, having raised some $130,000 as his limousine sped away. South Windsor is again the subject of work. enough time to blow off steam on the problem of controlling the Last night, state officials said favorable Hartford’.s Bradley International Airport, for the 1976 GOP campaign. He paused at At the airport and back in Washington, I public hearings — only this time the state The test can also lead to other before you blow your top. while four policemen shielded the dented HARIFCHID NATIONAL frequently-flooding Avery Brook. environmental effect of the watershed the doorway and shook the hands of all the asked Ford how he felt. is running the show. opportunities for high school right side of the limousine from That was the reason for last night’s project included: 59 acres of open-space police near the car. “Fine,” he said at Hartford. The Town Council, along with the En students: photographers, a Hartford police official BANK><^TmJST meeting. land; land treatment will reduce Our 75th Anniversary Year Less than a minute later, as the “Great,” he said in Washington. vironmental Commission, Hartford Coun • They can enter the competi As Leadrig Jeyveters SSIversmiths rubbed his hands and faced his President. The state is interested in taking on the floodwater runoff by six per cent; reduc limousine — a police cruiser ahead and the Not even shaken up?” 595 Main Sti'eet, 621 East Middle Turnpike, 320 Middle Tumpike West, 220 North Main Sti’eet ty Soil and Water Conservation District tion for scholarships ad "Mr. President, I’m sorry. I’m so project and has offered Wells’ family an tion of floodwater; five man-years of Secret Service open battlewagon behind — “Not a bit,” Ford said. and fe(.Ieral Soil Conservation Service, ministered by the National .sorry," he said. unreported amount of money for his home employment; improvement to public 958 MAIN STREET. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER sped down narrow, ill-lit Talcott Street have been working on a watershed plan, Merit Scholarship Corporation; and property, but the right to remain health by reductions in flooding of oil, Hartford • Westfarms Mall outlined and designed by Town Engineer • They can participate in the living in the state-owned home because abandoned septic systems; $700,000 will Emil Lucek, which would include two College Board’s Student Search new plans for the dams would eliminate enter the economy directly. dams in the Avery Brook area. Adverse effects include the removal of The dams, their purpose and the details the need to raze the Wells homestead. Officials from the Department of En some 59 acres of land from private surrounding the program were outlined in ownership; 380 feet of stream channel Essayists meet Ford a public hearing Tuesday night before a vironmental Protection said the state follows five steps in acquiring land: being under dams; 6,650 feet of stream RE-ELECT ROGER M. NEGRO for packed house. channel will be intermittently inundated; No action was slated to be taken on the • An appraiser is sent out to appraise property. water, noise and air pollution will be in 1 5 % O F F matter, but the public was shown slides creased during construction and the land Sears reawakening to the heros and HARTFORD (UPI) - Four when a lot of people work and given talks on why the two dams • An acquisition agent offer people a the hardships of the past,” were use of each site will be changed by the in Connecticut youngsters, together.” should be constructed. fair market value price. “We dedicate ourselves to Miss Taulves’ words. • The property owner decides whether stallation. winners of a patriotic essay TOWN TREASURER Last year a similar proposal to erect Talk of the project and the funds to “We must learn from our contest, met President Ford improving our lives and the two dams was defeated by voters, when to accept or reject the price. past experiences and if we do, develop it is expected to go for some time. Tuesday right. lives of all mankind, with the Philip Wells, a resident in the Avery • Rejection means a court case between -The Republican State Central help of God,” Miss Favara said. this will enable us to create a Every Fur Cbmmittee said the four were “It is the spirit of America greater America,” said picked from among 1,200 Goldberg. Three jurors selected children ages 9-17 who entered “A 4-YEAR PROVEN RECORD OF Trimmed ^ress the contest. HARTFORD (UPI) - Three prejudicial publicity. Winners were Anthony F. jurors have been chosen so far TTie first juror was chosen Pells, 9, of Norwich; Carolyn Clnnoancina ^ ABILITY IN ADMNISTRATION in the trial of Ronald Piskorski last week. Favara, 14, of Wolcott; Kathy of New Britain, accused in the The three were picked from a MANCHESTER Coat In Stock! Taulves, 12, of Beacon Falls, Donna Lee Bakery murders of panel of 22 prospective jurors and Eric Goldberg, 16, of -an e^iendedhours six persons during a robbery with questioning of a new jury Class - “Adult Occupational A flattering dress-up coat doesn’t have to have a Otange. proaram^ rnorntnas OF TOWN FUNDS” last year. panel to resume today. Training Program” fancy price tag. At Sears the prices as well as the ;The entrants were required to xindrafternooriG ^ A marketing executive and an Piskorski, 26, and Gary B. Time - Monday and Thursdays 7-8 p.m. X styles are attractive. Included are wool plush write in 50 words or less the insurance company employe Schraeger, 31, also of New Bri Manchester High School and melton cloth of wool and nylon bonded to completion of the sentence, “If ^ aftertioon programs were chosen Tuesday in the tain, were formally charged Class begins - October 23, 1975 for 10 polyurethane foam and acetate tricot. Trims of I were President making a Since 1971: case that has resulted in strict last November in the Oct. 19, speech to the American public for i:he yoimger chi I d courtroom security and 1974, murders of six persons in weeks. dyed or natural lamb or rabbit or acrylic piles. about what the Bicentennial precautiofis ordered to avoid side the bakery. Capes, pantcoat styles and full length coats in means to me, I would say...” '^^cdturday raovnmq pro- NO COST many plaids and solids. In Misses’ sizes and Half iFells said, “We are seeing grams offercinq OLance, sizes. wjiat great things can happen arl ressous $1y928y658.05 Earned in Proper Investment of Town Funds. Class will be Two Phased: ' ■ 11 ’ % acTohcdtlcSj k Town Treasurer Phase I - Job Hunting Skills ^xStor^ $115,782.68 Additional Interest from Idle Town Funds. WE STOP Keeping a Job CHARGE IT on Sears Revolving Charge ROGER M. 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Obituaries Voters should tell To testify at hearing Collision at home plate Funeral Directors and is chair Red Sox ralclier Curllon Fisk wutrlies ball as he runs of address changes Roy Thompson of 369 Birch up back of Reds’ Kd Armbrisler after latter bunted in Controversy shadows series ABOUT TOWN Mt. Rd., associate director of man of the New England Coun Mrs. Jennie S. Yost Richard O. Schilb lOlb iiiniiif'. Fisk wanted interference called but um The Herald has provided the Watkins Funeral Home, has cil of State Boards of Funeral VERNON—Mrs. Jennie S. Richard 0. Schilb, 15, of Bain- Manchester’s registrars of CINCINNATI (UPI) - Fisk led to Fisk’s being Sparky Anderson in the accompanying coupon which accepted an invitation to testify Directors. pire ruled otberTvise and argument ensued. I don’t know what is.” cond but in the fourth Tony Yost, 97, formerly of 56 Thomas bridge, Ga., formerly of voters are updating and correc The Cincinnati Reds hold a charged with an error trying can be completed and mailed to at a hearing of the Federal The FTC is scheduling “I ruled it was simply a Perez walked and apparent seventh after giving up a Manchester, died Tuesday from ting their printed lists of eligi one-game edge in a World St., died Tuesday at a Rockville the registrars at the Municipal Trade Commission. The com regional hearings for the spring to nail Geronimo at second collision,” said Barnett, a ly unnerved Red Sox starter single to Dwight Evans. ble voters, organized by voting The Young Women’s The ways and means com convalescent home. She was the injuries received in a boating Building. The address change mission is hearing testimony and will notify Thompson when Series steeped in controver and botfi Reds runners en 30-year-old eight-year Clay Carroll got Rick district. Fellowship of the Salvation mittee of Manchester Junior Rick Wise by stealing his se widow of Otto Yost. accident in Bainbridge. information can also be regarding funeral-pricing prac and where to appear. sy today— and all over a ding up safe. An intentional Burleson to hit into a double Manchester residents who Army will meet tonight at 8 at Women’s Club will meet American League umpire cond base of the year. John Born in Renfshire, Scotland, The youth was preparing a telephoned to the registrars at tices and possible legislation routine bunt. walk to Pete Rose loaded making his first World play but Bernie Carbo pinch Mrs. Yost lived in East Windsor boat for a fishing trip when the have moved since the last elec the Citadel. Members are asked Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the ny Bench then drilled a 400- tion must report their address 649-2758 or 649-5281, ext. 254. controlling the prices. Honeybees in the United Although beaten 6-5 in the the bases and Morgan’s hit a home run that made the before coming to Vernon many boat’s gas tank ignited. He was to bring materials for making home of Mrs. Pat Luoma, 30 Series appearance. “It is in foot homer into the left- change so their names will be The registrars have asked Thompson is secretary of the States produce about $50 third game by Joe Morgan’s game-winning single over score 5-3. years ago. She was a member taken to the Bainbridge candles. Galaxy Dr., to make center- million worth of honey and terference only when the center field bleachers. on the proper list when they go residents to report address Connecticut State Board of single in the 10th inning, the Fred Lynn’s head in center batter intentionally gets in of Union Congregational Hospital and was enroute to the pieces for the club’s fashion beeswax each year. Back-to-back homers by Carroll was removed for to the polls Nov. 4. changes by the end of this week. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Examiners of Embalmers and man who most made the field all became secondary the way of the fielder.” Church. Boston Burns Treatment show. Dave Concepcion and Cesar Will McEnaney, who lasted Survivors are a daughter, Center in Boston when death oc will have the liturgy of spiritual Boston Red Sox see red to the enraged Red Sox. The Red Sox immediately healing Thursday at 10 a.m. and Tuesday night was the um Geronimo put Cincinnati in until the ninth when he was Mrs. Vincent Barrows of Ver curred. appealed the play to first front 4-1 in the fifth and non; a sister, Mrs. Jessie He was the son of Mrs. 8 p.m. at the church. pire, Larry Barnett. “It’s a damn joke to lose a touched for one-out single by Change of address base umpire Dick Stello but kayoed Wise, Pete Rose Lozeau of Manchester; two Richard McNease of Bain The play was a dribbler of ballgame that way,” Fisk Rico Petrocelli. Anderson the result was the same. tripled and scored on a grandchildren and five great bridge and the late Louis If you are already a registered voter in A regular meeting of Eta a bunt by Reds' pinch-hitter fumed in the steamed-up called in Rawly Eastwick, PINEHURST Prior to the 10th inning, sacrifice fly to make it 5-1. grandchildren. Schilb. He had made his home Manchester and have recently moved within the Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was Ed Armbrister to sacrifice Red Sox clubhouse. “I don't who was rocked for a game- home runs had been the The funeral will be private at with the Rev. and Mrs. Ronald town, please fill in this form and send it to the held Tuesday night at the home teammate Cesar Geronimo know what the damn rule is, Pat Darcy, the second tying homer by Evans. White-Gibson-Small Funeral Fournier of 93 Ashworth St. as a Registrars of Voters, Municipal Building, of Mrs, John Papenhausen of TIM Meat People from first to second. all I know is that he (Arm story of the game. Reds pitcher, gave up a run The six homers in the Home, 65 Elm St. The Rev. foster son before going to Bain Manchester, Conn. "You may also telephone the in Glastonbury. The program con A collision between Arm brister) ran into me. If Fisk’s homer gave the in the sixth and was game tied a World Series Paul J. Bowman, pastor of bridge. He had attended cerned New Hope Manor with formation to the registrars at 649-2758 or 649-5281, brister and catcher Carlton that’s not interference, then Red Sox a 1-0 lead in the se- removed by Manager record. Union Congregational Church, Highland Park School. He was a ext. 254. Mary Patterson as guest will officiate. Burial will be in member of Prince of Peace speaker. ____ We Americans dearly love steak, and our annual consumption ol It Is a matter ol Grove Hill Cemetery. Lutheran Church, Brookfield. D ate. awe to the rest of the world. The steaks we feature this week are properly aged There are no calling hours. He is also survived by eight and cut from the finest selection of U.S. CHOICE TENDER BEEF. brothers, five sisters and three Old address . Zion Evangelical Lutheran foster sisters. Church will have a Communion ^Damnjoke to lose game like that’ Miss Julia Doherty The funeral is Friday at 3 Vesper service tonight at 7;30 at the church. Miss Julia Doherty, 78, of p.m. at the Ivey Funeral Home, New address U.S. CHOICE Bidwell St. died Tuesday at a Bainbridge, Ga. Burial will be U.S. CHOICE U.S. CHOICE T h e Manchester convalescent In Bainbridge. PORTERHOUSE SIRLOINS home. The family suggests that any STEAK Miss Doherty was born in memorial gifts may be made to Signature ... The Manchester Civic Fisk, speaks for RSox Herald Angle Bridgeport and had lived in the the Prince of Peace Lutheran Chorale will rehearse tonight at will be sold at wilt be sold at Hartford area before coming to Church, Brookfield, or to Signature ... 7:45 at Manchester High School By Earl Yos.f Manchester four years ago. Emanuel Lutheran Church. for the Evening of Performing CINCINNATI (UPI) - all the world to see.” She is survived by a niece in Signature__ Arts. *1.9 9 . *1.89. “It’s a damn joke to lose a Geronimo at second. Both Sports Editor 1.89 Home plate umpire Larry Bridgeport. lb. game like that.” runners wound up safe and The funeral and burial will be The voice was Carlton Fisk was charged with an Barnett ruled the play as a private. error. simple collision. For Individual steaks, we suggest tender U.S. Choice Cube Steaks or Boneless Blade Fisk's, but he spoke for The Fitzgerald Funeral Steaks at $1.89 lb. nearly every member of the "He might as well have “ It's only interference Home, 225 Main St., is in charge Umpire blew the call Ford boosts state coffers Boston Red Sox after a con thrown a cross body-check when the batter gets in the of arrangements. on me and run to first,” Fisk Did Umpire-in-Chief Larry Barnett blow last night’s con There are no calling hours. troversial 10th inning bum way of the fielder," said ping incident in front of fumed. “I don't know the Barnett. “I signalled that troversial play at the plate in the 10th inning of game No.3 (ConliiUK'il from I’ afsr ()iit“) implicated in the $200,000 bribe paid by the Jr., State GOP finance chairman; and SWEDISH 1st grinding of the season will be ready about developers of the Bridgeport jai alai facili Mora Welliver, 14, of Danbury, who home plate led to the 6-5 Cin rule, all I know is he ran into the ball was fair and in in the 1975 World Series? noon Thursday. Supply limited... me when I tried to get the It’s just one man’s opinion, many miles away from Mrs. Harold .V. Tedford Guard Field in Windsor Locks promptly at ty. The consensus was more an presented Ford with a Bicentennial cinnati Reds' win in game play.” IV e Advise Reservations (UPI Photo I ball. If that's not in Riverfront Stadium in Qncinnati who had to watch the Mrs. Doris Dowding Tedford, 6:05 p.m. and he spent about seven nouncements are iminent. medal. three of the 1975 World “I'm an infielder trying to KORV... terference, you can kiss my play via television, butahe man in blue erred. 59, of Lake Chaffee, Ashford, minutes shaking hands with as many of a The President was accompanied by Gov. Grasso extended greetings on Series, field the ball,” Fisk shouted. formerly of Manchester, died crowd of about 300 as his two hands could Congressmen McKinney and Sarasin when behalf of the people of Connecticut “to the The play occurred with behind.” Barnett, one of the three American League umpires reach. All were members of the guard and he walked down the ramp from his plane. President of the United states and to a “I gotta wait until it comes working baseball's blue ribbon event, didn't see any in this morning at Manchester Here’s something different at a real budget prlce...The turkey drumsticks are from Swifts, Cesar Geronimo of the Reds Red Sox coach Don down and meanwhile the their families and all had been screened. Sen. Weicker was at the Sheraton Hotel to friend (she served with him in the packer of Butterball turkeys...the drumsticks are frozen 2 to a package. The Cornish terference on the part of pinch-hitter Ed Armbrister of the Memorial Hospital. She was the on first with none out and Zimmer, who had one of the base runner runs into me. wife of Harold A. Tedford. A half hour before the President's greet him. Congress).’’ Game Hens will weigh 32 oz. each. Umpire best views of the play from Redlegs in the bottom of the 10th inning when he became Barnett pinch hitter Ed Armbrister That’s interference. I Mrs. Tedford was born June arrival, a commercial plane carrying the Ford was immaculate in a dark blue pin She noted he spent several years in the dugout, had no question entangled with catcher Carlton Fisk of Boston. Washington press corps arrived. Connecticut, while attending Yale Law at the plate. Armbrister probably even tagged him 11, 1916 in Rockville, daughter striped suit with vest. He wore a white bunted the ball right in front in his mind of what There wasn't any doubt that the two men - Fisk and Arm of the late Arthur S. and Minna The Connecticut press, about 100 strong, shirt and a blue and white striped tie, with School. out. arrived in special buses from Hartford Although two Landerman Orchestras of the plate attempting to happened. brister - contacted one another as Fisk darted out from Houring Dowding, and had lived a very thin red stripe also. His shoes were TURKEY CORNISH g a m e "It's a damn double play behind the plate to field the bunt. Fisk’s toss to second well before the President's arrival. black. were present to play for the dinner guests man in sacrifice and collided with ' 'It was in in the Manchester area most of middle and they end up scoring the While waiting for the President’s plane, — one in the Assembly Hall, the other in Boston catcher Fisk, who base was off the mark and landed into centerfield, which her life. She was a member of The President was greeted at the airport SWIFT’S d r u m s t i c k s h e n s terference-plain and winning run. It's a damn the Connecticut media speculated on the the Exhibition Hall — when President allowed Cesar Geronimo to advance to third. Fisk was Temple Chapter. OES. by Gov. Ella Grasso; Frederick Biebel, then threw the ball into simple,” Zimmer said. joke to lose a game like ramifications of disclosures the late John Ford walked to his place at the head table, CINCINNATI (UPI) - Home plate charged with an error, the direct result of contacting the Other survivors are a son, At- State GOP chairman; Jeanne Nelson, “To make it interference, the batter center field trying to nail “They showed it on TV for that.” ty. Kenneth N. Tedford of Bailev. Democratic state chairman, was State GOP vice-chairman; Edwin May “ Hail to the Chief’’ was piped to the loud umpire Larry Barnett was the man in would have had to intentionally try to batter. Manchester; a brother, Nor speakers from a tape on a record player. the middle and the way he saw the impede the fielder-from going for the The rule book reads like this: Section 10. A batter is out man Dowding of Tolland; and a lb. lb. play it was “a collision” and there ball. He (Armbrister) did not do when: (g) He interferes with the catcher's fielding or grandson, Kevin Tedford of wasn't any interference at all. this.” throwing by stepping out of the batter's box or making any Manchester. This is the weather (or Soups, Stews, Pot Roasts and Fricassee Fowl. We will A disagreement between Barnett "The umpires' interpretation of the other movement that hinders a defensive player's action at The funeral is Saturday at 11 have bite sized tiny tender Beef Steak Cubes...Semiboneless or Boneless Chuck and Boston Red Sox Manager Darrell interference rule was different than home plate. a m. at Watkins Funeral Home, Armbrister sure United Way drive hits $17,563 Roats and Perdue Fowl for Fricassee. Johnson came in the bottom of the mine,” said a steaming Johnson. “In When Boston lost out, 6-5, when the Reds scored three 142 E, Center St. The ev. 10th inning of Tuesday night’s third my opinion, the man (Fisk) was in batters later, the play took on more importance. It could Howard Jensen, pastor of the Manchester netted $17,572.63 as of last week by the entire United Way of Greater already attained 100 per cent of their PINEHURST have been a doubleplay if the batter didn't interfere. Also, Second Ashford Baptist Church World Series game when pinch-hitter terfered with. The instant replay will Friday in the town’s United Way fund Hartford drive towards its $5,300,000 goal. goals. OuRUQUE SKINLESS Ed Armbrister bunted in front of the bear this out.” the umpire could have called an automatic doubleplay for of Westford. will officiate. drive. The figure represents 22.67 per cent no interference The early returns were from firms and The U.S. Coast Guard band will enter SAUSAGE plate in an attempt to sacrifice Cesar Cincinnati Manager Sparky, the the interference. Burial w'ill be in East of Manchester’s goal which is $78,811. tain at the United Way’s second report Cemetery. individuals long committed to United Geronimo to second base. beneficiary of the ruling, said he was Barnett said after the game, "It's only interference if This is part of the $2,596,725 raised last meeting Thursday at noon at the Hartford FRANKS 9 9 < 1.19 Way. The employes of several firms have lb. Boston catcher Carlton Fisk Barnett termed the inci the batter intentionally gets in the way, impedes the F.’-iends may call at the Hilton. lb. MEAT glad he was not involved in the con CINCINNATI (UPI) - The controversial play funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 grabbed the ball and in trying to throw troversy. “No,” declared Ed Arm became crucial because dent simply a “collision.” catcher in fielding the ball. It's what we call a continuous and 7 to 9 p.m. Our own freshly frozen lean Chuck Patties on sale 4 lb. boxes, 20 patties in a box "As for Armbrister's motion play. The batter is trying to get out of the way and at $1.25Jb._____ to second base, collided with Arm “That was the Red Sox' play,” he brister, “there was no way I Geronimo subsequently The family suggests that any hesitation before he ran to run to first and the catcher is trying to field the ball.” brister who was heading for first. said, “I’m not involved in any way. It was trying to block him.” scored on Joe Morgan’s hit memorial gifts may be made to Koopmans modest about Nobel award Fisk’s throw to second sailed over The Cincinnati pinch- first,” the American League Barnett saw the play different than the Red Sox, the Heart Association of Frozen Sword...Fresh Flounder and was strickly a judgment call and we to win the game, 6-5. shortstop Rick Burleson’s head for an hitter said he didn’t think he umpire said "it was simply thousands in the stands and millions of teevee viewers. Greater Hartford, 310 Collins The fundamentals of the can't argue with the umpires' “I just stood there and HAMDEN (UPI) - A Yale a hat, to answer that question,” their three children right away. Haddock Fillets...Fresh Oysters error, allowing Geronimo to go to interfered with Boston part of the process of getting Barnett’s decision won’t be changed nor will the result of St., Hartford. University professor who has theory that led Koopmans to the he said. They are Henry, a professor judgment.” looked at the ball,” Arm third and setting up the eventual win catcher Carlton Fisk in a brister said of his hesitation to first base.” the game. won the Nobel Prize in Nobel prize began with a pencil Koopmans was asked how his at Columbia University; a But the air in the Red Sox clubhouse One wonders where the other three umpires were who economics with what he calls a and pad when he was asked in ning run in the 6-5 Cincinnati win. controversial play that at the plate. ‘I wasn’t trying Armbrister said he really I'rial site theory applied to transportation daughter, Anne, a geneticist For Better Meat Loaves Ask For Our was blue with criticisms aimed at the were working the bases. They didn’t have the power to “humble mathematical tool’’ World War II to find a way to in the United States. “I ruled that it was simply a helped the Reds win Tuesday to interfere. He (Fisk)-hit didn't know why he living in Iowa City, Iowa, and umpires, overrule but they should have had enough guts to inform change asked says he probably won’t worry reroute empty cargo ships. “Regulation as we have come Helen, who lives in the Boston 3 in 1 BLEND OF PORK, VEAL AND BEEF collision,” said Barnett, an American night’s extra-inning World me from behind and kind of hesitated, but remembered about how to spend the prize He described this early work to know it in the United States area with her family. Koop League umpire. “It is interference “It’s a damn shame to lose a game Series game. tripped me a bit. being disappointed because the plate umpire he erred. during the war years as it was a bad bunt. NEW HAVEN (UPl) - The money untii he retires in a few is not always keyed in the most mans declined to comment on only when the batter intentionally like that,” said relief pitcher Dick Tied 5-5, Armbrister was “I thought he would argue “modest in what application it M.49,b attorney for an Ohio business years. efficient use of the transporta the general conomic outlook for gets in the way of the fielder. I Drago. trying to bunt Cesar there was interference, but had,” and the "humble executive accused with nine Prof. Tjailing Koopmans was tion system, ” he said. "Our the United States. “I do not signalled that the ball was fair and in Geronimo to second base, that’s just the way the play mathematical tool” that served DRINK FOR LESS WHEN YOU SHOP Seek streak others in connection with the named a co-recipient of the mthods could be used to get a make any general statements PINEHURST... Carl Yastrzemski, the Bosox left- but his bunt just trickled in went,” added Armbrister. as a basis for his later theories. play.” Facts and figures fire and bombing of his Shelton prize in economics with Prof. more efficient form of regula like that,” he said. Save 16^ on 64 Oz. fielder, was more specific in his front of the plate and Fisk HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) - Leonid Kantorovich of the From the practical applica tion or if needed, less Johnson, however, after getting Home plate umpire Larry The first radio broadcast of a World Series was in 1921 rubber products factory asked criticism of the umpires, tried to scramble out to grab Barnett said after the game The Brown University Bruins Soviet Union, whom he has met tion of algebra and basic math, regulation.” nowhere arguing with Barnett, put their perfect 3-0 season with sportswriter Grantland Rice describing the action Tuesday that his federal trial be the ball for a play at second. he did not call interference with several times in Russia. he became an “ivory tower A trim man with a gray appealed to first base umpire Dick “Guys like Nester Chylak and Ron mark and a seven-game win between the New York Giants and New York moved from Connecticut. But the quick-moving Fisk “It is a great honor,” Koop theorist.” A confirmed beard, Koopmans stood with his Stello, who backed up Barnett. Luciano, they bear down and do the because he felt Armbrister streak on the line Saturday Yankees...The first series telecast came in 1947 when the Attorney Theodore 1. Koskoff collided with the slow- said his client, Charles D. mans, 65, a native of the academic, he said he never wife, Truus, in their brick job,” said Yaz. "They should be here did not ’’intentionally” in when they take on Ivy League Yankees beat Brooklyn. Bob Stanton, Bill Slater and Bob Netherlands, said. gave any help to a policy colonial-type house. He said “ It was not interference to me,” moving Armbrister and terfere with Fisk. Moeller, of Cridersville, Ohio, COCA COLA SPECIAL working the Series. If you are going to rival Dartmouth Edge were the commentkors with the games being picked Koopmans was just rubbing making agency of the govern things moved so fast T uc Stello said after the game. “In such a Fisk’s off-balance throw to president of The Grand Sheet NOTICE rotate the umpires, rotate the teams, up early in New York, Washington, Philadelphia and the sleep from his eyes when a ment and does not expect to. they didn’t have a chap- Probate Court is opemfor con situation, the batter has as much right second went into center Metal Co., the parent firm of too. Let the two worst teams in Schenectady...The first coast-to-coast series telecast the Sponge Rubber Products newsman told him in a telphone Koopmans and his wife came ferences with the judge from Any Tab in the 64 oz. Size Is a good value at 85* to go to first base as the fielder has to field, allowing Geronimo to call to his home in this New 6;30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on go for the ball. baseball play,” found Jim Britt, one-time voice of the Boston Red Sox, and plant, cannot get a fair trial in to the United States in 1940 CANADA DRY DIET take third. Russ Hodges calling the play as the Yankees beat the New the state because of pretrial Haven suburb that he had won after deciding not to return to Thursday nights. Night the prize. The average American today telephone number; 649-0445 York Giants...Four years later, in 1955, the first color publicity. their homeland which was in eats about 14 pounds of cheese a GINGER ALE or CANADA DRY telecast was used as the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the The motion came during “There is a third scholar, an the hands of the Nazis. William E. Fitzgerald American mathematician year, 2.5 times what he ate 35 Yankees. Mel Allen, a spectator at the Boston games, and p retrial hearings in U.S. years ago, though stiil only Judge of Probate CLUR SODA SPECIAL . District Court. whose contribution to these He said he had no idea what Vin Scully handled the announcing duties. Today, Scully in same techniques and same field he would do with his half of the about half of what a Frenchman Moeller was among 10 per or Italian eats. 2 Qts. 79* 3 Qts. 99* Geronimo catch many quarters is considered the finest baseball announcer sons named in federal in of work has been of equal $143,000 award that goes with in the field. He describes the action of the Los Angeles significance,” Koopmans said, the prize. dictments last April on charges ”1' Dodgers during the regular season...NBC predicted a of conspiracy in the destruction naming Prof. George Dantzig “I have just heard of it and I viewing audience of 40,000,000 for last Saturday’s opening of Stamford University. am in no position, at the drop of MERRY KITCHEN 15 Oz. Cans of of the $14 million factory last saved Redlegs series game in Boston and 50,000,000 for game No. 2....Last March 1. ROAST BEEF night’s audience was expected to hit 53,800,000, which is CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cincinnati Reds Coach Ted the main reason the mid-week series games are no longer CORNED BEEF Kluszewski says Cesar Geronimo will “get anything that played in daytime hours. Rockville hospital notes stays in the park.” scored the winning run in HASH SPEC. The Cincinnati center- the Reds’ 6-5 victory. 0 Discharged Sunddy: James McCullough, Mountain Spring Gessay, N. School St., For Your Information Fill Your Emergency Shelf... fielder did just that Tuesday Despard, Laurel Trail, Coven Rd., Tolland; Albertina Rumpf, Manchester; Joseph Grif- night when he raced to the “It feels pretty good,” Defense impressed Anderson try; Anthony Dombek, Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington; fin,Warehouse Point, William Dear friends, wall to grab a long fly ball Geronimo said of the two “The Red Sox play better defensively than any team in Lawrence St, Rockville; Robert Laraine Salina, Dogwood Rd., Gross, Vineta Dr., Vernon; off the bat of Boston’s Carl hits, noting the going had the National League,” Cincinnati Manager Sparky Ander Favreau, Cedar St., Rockville; Tolland; Evelyn Witherell Carol Hayes, Staffordville; HDRMEL REEF STEW MIRACLE WHIP been “awful tough” during son noted after Sunday’s game...The New York Mets made Deboray Frey and daughter, When is a funeral well con Yastrzemski. The catch Hammond St., Rockville. James Hayes, Jamestown Rd., came in the top of the 10th the NL playoffs and those one good off-season move when they announced the Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland; Somers; Huguette Henri, ducted? We would say that when Discharged Monday; Ray vb. cans 89« Quart gg« first two series games. rehiring of all coaches, including Eddie Yost, my favorite Frances Morse and daughter, mond Caron, Thompson St., West St., Rockville; Kevin those in attendance are not inning in the third game of Sherman Dr., Enfield; Donald Rockville; David Kulo, High St., Rockville; Mark conscious that it is being the World Series with the ” 1 hit a fa st ball,” named baseball figure on the major league scene...Bob Murray, Rose Haven Rd., Leach, Vernon Ave., Rockville; conducted at all. When the score tied 5-5. Geronimo said of his homer Fishel, now assistant to Lee MacPhail, president of the Somers; John Quinn, Pitkin St., McCarthy,Brooklyn; Robert Marguerite McGuinness, details of direction are OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE c .„ If the ball had gone which went over the fence at American League, has turned down an offer to join Bill Manchester; Constance Wilde McCormick, Rye St., Broad Warick, R.I.; Gary Morse, unnoticed, when the program the 375 mark. “I knew it was Veeck in helping run the Chicago White Sox...For the & Son, Rachel Rd., through, the hit would have Brook; George Newman, Laurel St., Rockville; Robert moves quietly and smoothly. scored Denny Doyle from gone.” record, five regular season games were rained out at Manchester. Tolland Ave., Rockville; Elsie Spreda, Southington; Hermine RONZONI ELBOW MACARONI Fenway Park. If Sunday’s game wasn't important — to the We try always to make our first with the go-ahead run. Kluszewski, the Reds’ hit Admitted Monday; John Nutland, Windermere Ave., Trueb, West St., Rockville. teevee interests — it would have been postponed due to the Connelly, Meadowbrook Rd., own presence as inconspicuous ting coach, said Geronimo Rockville; Kathi Shrman, RD A daughter was born to Mr. “The<,wall doesn’t matter weather conditions. When play was finally halted in the Ellington; Catherine Davis, as possible. had been “pulling off” on 2, Co^fintry; Charles Squires, and Mrs. Theodore Hayes, Staf to me,” said Geronimo. “I seventh inning, it was Commissioner Bowie Kuhn who left Snipsic Village, Ellington; Snipsic Lake Rd., Tolland; Earl fordville. iSTTRmuw'mKM the ball, a habit he falls into Mary Fitch, St, Luke Rectory, knew where it was. I was his box seat, entered the Red Sox dugout and waved Starks, South St., Rockville; Respectfully, some times. Ellington; Ruth Foley, Bolton Robert Vaughn, School St., Discharged Tuesday; Alvah just trying to make the Umpire-in-Chief Nick Colosi over and told him to call a Rd., Vernon; Carole Floto, Rockville; Horace West, Grove Ballou, Sterling; Marie Bodnar, Open Thurs. and Fri. 8 til 8 catch.” ” We just have to halt. Under ordinary circumstances, the ump working the , Monson Rd., Stafford Springs; St , Rockville. davis Ave., Rockville; Ruth straighten his swing out, plate has sole authority to call a game once he has been Richard Gould, Spring St., Brewster and son, Kibbe Rd., Sat. 8 til 6 • Sun. 8 til 2 Geronimo, who had been that’s all,” aid Kluszewski. presented the batting order cards...Cincinnati’s Riverfront Admitted Tuesday; Steven ^ FUNERAL HOME ^ hitless in the three National Rockville; Joseph Grigely, Benson, Pearl St., Manchester; Ellington; Virginia Dugan, PINEHURST...Today as Always...Better U.S. “He’s a fine little ballplayer Stadium is downtown and just several blocks from a Phone 643-1222 League playoff games and Depot St., Broad Brook; Elizabeth Bodner, Torey Rd., Groton; Robert Gero, Choice Meats...Perdue Chickens even if he doesn’t hit a lick. number of major hotels...While there were only 7,000 Edward Karpuska, RD 4, Tolland; Amy Davidson, Litchfield St., Enfield; Louis 2I9 WEST CENIER - MANCHESTER, CONN the two previous series He’s a helluva fielder. About tickets available to the average fan in Boston, Cincinnati Rockville; Christopher Kelly, Carriage Dr , South Windsor; Lavoie, South Terrace, Vernon; JOHN r IIERNEV - BARBARA IIERNEV HUM I’holo) games in Boston, had a as good as there is. (lU’l Photo) with a larger seating capacity of 53,000, approximately 12,- Broad Brook Rd., Ellington; Wilma Lockhart, Franklin St., THOMAS f TIERNEY - JOHN J CRATTY Ralph Falardeau, Robbin Rd., PINEHURST GROCERY INC. home run in the fifth inning' 300 tickets were available to non-season ticket holders and Marguerette Manseau, Orchard Rockville; Lorraine Talbot, First run for Red Sox “He'll get anything that Tie-breaking run in 10th Enfield; Ralph Franklin Jr., 302 Main...near the Armory Tuesday night and then St., Rockville; Beatrice Gehring Rd., Tolland: Charles Egypt Rd., Ellington. Carlton Fisk homers in second inning singled in the 10th and stays in the park.” Cesar Geronimo of Reds scores friends of friends. k PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975_PAGE TWENTY-ONE
Confirmed hleacherite Aaron ^obligated^ Tiant,\ Norman MHS hooters in shutout WFL remains alive 1 II never buy another box seat for a baseball game CINCINNATI (UPI) - at Fenway Park,” vowed Jack Bowers, after his first MILWUKEE (U P I) — Home run king Henry Aaron The Boston Red Sox’, hasn’t discussed his future yet with the Milwaukee players and the league is down 2-1 in the World laste of sitting in the bleachers last Saturday afternoon NEW YORK (UPI) - ment Tuesday at the conclu keep Portland and for the first game of the World Series at Fenway Park. Brewers but he admitted Tuesday that if he is offered the Once again, Chris sion of a two-day Board of currently meeting all finan Philadelphia operational. Series, will try to even win against Fermi, 4-0 ‘ I really enjoyed it. I was in the fifth row, dead job of manager he would be “obligated to take it.” cial obligations. We will not Hemmeter would not com things here tonight by sen Hemmeter, president of the Governors meeting in which center. I'm happy as a lark,” the popular lockerroom Aaron, in an interview in Cincinnati with Lou Chapman entertain questions about ment on the new marketing ding to the mound Luis Slowly picking up momen when he lofted a pass from senior right winger, came World Football League, has he said, “New and in attendant at the Manchester Country Club recalled. the goal and blasted a 10- of the Milwaukee Sentinel, said he was “very much a can our finances as these Tiant, who won Saturday’s tum, the Manchester High Ed Hajbucki over the out of a scramble in front of come up with new novative marketing plans aspects because he felt ^ Although a Boston fan, Bowers came home with a yarder past a startled goalie didate” for the manager’s post for the Brewers. Del Cran questions are internal opener in Boston. soccer team blanked Fermi, goalie’s head into the far marketing innovations to which have been placed in speculation about the Cincinnati pennant—and a ticket stub from the best at 13:40 for his third goal of dall was fired after leading the Brewers the last few matters. Cincinnati Reds comer from 25 yards out. It save the fledgling league — effect should insure an viability of the WFL has seat in the park — the bleachers. 4-0, yesterday at the Enfield CCIL Standings the campaign. Tayo Stimac seasons. at least for the remainder of attendance increase and It is speculated that the slowly caused a decrease in manager Sparky Ander school’s sloping field to run was BaTrett’s fifth goal of W 1L 'r Pts. completed the scoring at The Sentinel said, however, that the Brewers are looking the 1975 season. continue to firm up the more afHuent WFL teams, the weekly attendance son will counter with its unbeaten streak to five. the season. At 13:30, Fermi Wethersfield 8 0 2 44 14:30 taking a long lead pass elsewhere for a manager and that Aaron has approved But, as in the past, the stability of our league. such as Memphis and figures. southpaw Fred Norman,' The Indians after a slow was called for an illegal Enfield 8 1 1 42 upheld which came off a their decision. plan was not divulged when “We are not going to wide Southern California, may He said, “every time we who has never pitched in a start have won their last charge in its penalty area Simsbury 6 1 3 36 Fermi fullback, carried the “If (Brewer President) Bud Selig and Jim Baumer came 34 Hemmeter released a state- ly speculate about the have been forced to sub get bad public relations, the World Series game. Had four in a row preceded by a and Bruce Ballard con Manchester 6 2 2 ball around a diving Falcon to me and asked me to accept the managerial job. I’d be viability of the WFL, sidize the weaker pnes. Last average goes down the next th e Reds lost 1-1 tie with Hall. In their last verted the penalty kick Hall 4 3 2 24 goalie and kicked it into the Conard 3 4 3 21 obligated to take it,” Aaron said. because its viability to us week $300,0(X) was assessed week, so I will not speculate Tuesday night, Anderson Reds’ reliefer five games, the locals have placing a hard shot into the empty net for his seventh Aaron said “there’s no question in my mind but that I from the more successful would have pitched^ace lower corner of the net. Fermi 4 6 0 20 has never been in question. at this time. sco r^ 12 goals and yielded Windham 1 7 1 7 tally of the campaign. would do a good job” and that he feels he knows the Orr walking “ We’ve paid all our league members in order to Informed sources said the Don Gullett Wednesday one. Manchester now stands Taking Fermi’s kickoff E. Htfd. 1 8 0 5 With the setback,, Fermi players well after having been a Brewer for a year. Portland Thunder was the night but now Gullett will wasn’t uptight 6-2-2 in the CCIL and still downfield, John Paquette, Penney 0 9 0 0 drops to 4-6 in league play. team closest to folding but have an extra day of rest within striking distance for minus limp p re se t the Thunder will and will pitch Thursday league honors. $ apparently continue. night. CINCINNATI (UPI) — Cincinnati Reds relief pitcher After an uninspiring first BOSTON (UPI) - Bobby Orr Rawly Eastwick says he doesn’t get uptight. half, the Silk Towners is walking without a limp these Boston marathon winner i “It’s not worth it,” he said. “You make too many mis scored four goals in the third days and could be skating for takes.” stanza within a three minute the Boston Bruins sooner than Eastwick said he wasn’t span. expected. I Computer basketball nervous Tuesday night when the important thing.” Tony Barrett started the “I feel great about it,” Orr IRodgers enters scoring parade at 12:30 said of the progress in his left Ig PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — At Providence College the he entered the third game of Eastwick gave up a single knee, which was the object of | game of basketball is being used to help teach computer the 1975 World Series in the to Rick Burleson after Evans’ surgery Sept. 13 for the fourth ; g programming. top of the ninth inning and homer but then retired the time. “I naturally get restless i I five mile run Students play against the school’s varsity hoopsters promptly served up a home side. He gave up another when I’m not playing but the using a computer which has been programmed to make the run to Dwight Evans. single to Denny Doyle in the knee is coming along very well. same kind of defensive plays the team usually makes. The homer tied the game top of the 10th before again YOURCARAMDHOM^ I’m not making guesses about By EARL YOST In order to challenge the defenses, the student selects his 5-5 but the Reds pulled it out retiring the side. when I come back though. I’ll Sports Editor in the bottom of the 10th on a Eastwick said he knew “I have to wait until I see the doc own programmed plays. He or she then can make various BOWLING single by Joe Morgan and didn’t have my good stuff” tor.” kinds of shots by pressing any one of four buttons. N»- America’s premier long distance runner and winner of now hold a 2-to-l edge in the when he took the mound. , A Orr, who had bone chips and the 1975 Boston Marathon, Bill Rodgers, was among the Sometimes the student scores a point, and sometimes the shot is blocked. series. “I felt good when I was JEWEL- Tina Barnowski 183, calcium deposits removed, was first to send along signed entry blanks for the Five Mile . And Eastwick got the win. warming up,” he said. “But Florence Vissoe 469. due back around Thanksgiving Road Race in Manchester Thanksgiving morning. “It’s all based on percentages. A student who presses the ------V time. Yet, in the past week he button for a layout shot, for instance, has about a 75 per , Eastwick, who had said when I got out there the ball Rodgers, a graduate of BLOSSOMS- Rita Collins Snow Special 4-Ply Nylon Material Cover has stopped limping and is cent chance of making it, depending on which defense he previously that the National wasn’t moving. It didn’t 184-491, Vicky Glass 183-471, walking with a normal stride. Wesleyan and now a teacher I^eague playoffs and the have good velocity. I told in the Boston school system, has selected. It’s all simply basic computer Barb Sullivan 475. Blackwall Snow Tires The star defenseman, last mathematics,” said the school’s computer programmer, series were just like any myself to concentrate more season’s leading scorer in the stunned followers of the 26- Peter Farber. other games, admitted, but it just didn’t work. National Hockey League with mile, 385-yard Boston run Garden Farber developed the game to interest more students in however, that the home run Tonight, physically and TWl-LITE - Carol Gardner 133 points, has been taking when he broke the finish line Tool Emerfency computer sciences. Farber said about a third of the 3,300 was “a little upsetting. mentally, I just didn’t have 185475, Camille Scuta 194-181- Cover (UPI Photo I exercises to strengthen the leg. first. 514, Sally Granato 469, Lynne Cloture students on campus have received identification cards “But that’s all part of the it. Also, his left thigh, atrophied by Now competing under the Topping 481, Joan Lindsay 455, allowing them to use the computer room. Before game,” the rookie right “But no human being can 650x13 Record-breaking performance lack of use since the injury, has colors of the Boston Track Jean Archambault 451. developing the game, only about 200 students used the hander said. “I’m not going go out there time after time (B78xl3) Indoor/Outdoor Heavy Gauge grown to within three-quarters Club, Rodgers placed third Reg of an inch of the size of the computers regularly. to let it get me down. We and be consistent. That’s L'SA’s Kathy McMillan set a Pan- ches during semifinals in Mexieo here a year ago, behind Caulking 10x25 Ft. Plastic City. other thigh. won the ball game and that’s just the way the game is.” AUTOMOTIVE- Fred *15Gives better traction through American Games record yesterday The defenseless Bruins, winner Amby Burfoot and Kozicki 203-550, John Kozicki with a long jump of 21 feet, 2Vt in deepest snow! meanwhile, limp into Detroit Peter Squires in a field of 579, Don Graves 514, Bruce Our Our Thursday night for their first 709 s ta r te r s . In 1973, Moquin 500, Alvina Delisle 183- 775x14 (F78xl4) Reg. Reg. road game of the season. Rodgers came home fifth. In 503. 1.79 4.W Boston had tied one and lost one Rozell and players R e g . 2 6 .9 9 two earlier tries, while still Caulk with your tingertips— no Clear substitute for storm game so far this season. a student at Wesleyan, Caldwell leads FLORAL- Andrea Franklin tools or nails needM.. Soft and pli windows; use for cold frames, The Bruins play the New 188452, Carolyn Sulzinski 175- able for use indoors or out. boats, etc. Rodgers placed 18th in both on opposite sides 825x14(078x14) Americans athletes York Islanders Saturday night the 1965 and 1966 holiday 455. at Nassau Coliseum before trots. R e g . 2 8 .9 9 Arrow All-Purpose Staple Gun and Tacker returning to Boston Garden WASHINGTON (UPI) — Spokesmen for the pro football harrier victory Jamproof steel construction; uses « | r t Sunday night against the Toron Rodgers, 27 and 130 players union are willing to accept a continuation of the pounds, is a former National 6 sizes of staples. Our Reg. 14.99 l U a O f to Maple Leafs. college draft if a player is given a chance during his career Shaving 58 seconds off the course record, Bruce Caldwell 560x15 (For VW’s) are booed^ jeered 30-kilometer champ and to switch teams freely. led the Manchester Community College cross country Daly to speak R e g . 2 5 .9 9 recently placed third in the National Football League Our Re international cross country team to a 19-36 win over the University of Hartford yester PLUSI.77 T02.27F.E.T. LowPr MEXICO CITY (UPI) - 70 to stretch their record to of Cuba in 10.15 seconds. Commissioner Pete Rozell, Rozell countered that day at the Cougars’ course. at sports night SAVE 20% OFF America’s athletes, booed 2-0 in the round robin series, Leonard, in his meet. He’s residing in however, is convinced that if “football is nothing more Caldwell, a freshman, Featured speaker at the se NO TRADE-IN NEEDED and jeered at nearly every and there were few cheers exuberance and desire to get Melrose, Mass. Congress outlaws the than a form of enter copped first place with a cond annual British-American ALL WEATHER STRIPPING turn and in need of support for the U.S. baseball team close to the crowd, ended up Second chance Will Hadden, general reserve clause and other tainment” and should not be time of 30:20 over the 5.2- Club Sports Night Oct. 22 will from their once invincible during its 7-0 defeat of El in the trackside moat and is chairman for the sponsoring player contract restrictions, • Assorted Felt Strips • Wood or Metal Backed Types for Damkroger subjected to rigid antitrust, mile course. Former MCC be Jack Daly of Boston. track team, entered the third Salvador. probably out of the Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars more than half the cities legislation such as proposed Harriers standout Larry Woykovsky Honored guests will be day of competition at the Failure by the track team remainder of the compti- FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - of Lebanon, was elated with now enjoying major league by Rep. John Seiberling, D- members of the 1952-53 British- The New England Patriots have took second place for the Pan American Games today has cost the U.S. dearly. The tion. Rodgers’ early entry. football would lose their Ohio. He commented: “Aji American basketball team trailing Cuba by three gold Cubans have walked away given Maury Damkroger a se A starting field of between Hawks. which won both regular season Terry Albritton of New cond chance. franchises in a matter of unqualified free market for lose out medals. with all nine weightlifting port Beach, Calif., threw 650 and 750 men, women and years. players would destroy and playoff honors in the The former University of Brian Collins, Kevin American League. The night Both teams have 26 gold medals, and while this nearly five feet below his children are expected to Rozell and leaders of the playing field equality, fan in Bowing in CCIL cross country Nebraska fullback-linebacker, DeChamplain, Jim Wilkie will be dedicated in memory of medals each, but Cuba led has been countered to some answer the starter’s gun at NFL Players Association action yesterday was best and won only a bronze cut by the Patriots Sept. 9, terest, TV values and even and Ted DeCarli placed the late Jackie Allen, team cap 14-11 in gold. Brazil and extent by th^ U.S. 10:30 on the lower end of Manchester High to East Hart medal in the shotput. signed a free agent contract came out as expected the league itself. Under such tain. Canada have three golds Main Street. ford High, 27-30, at the Indians’ third through sixth for MCC, marksmen who have won six Canada’s Bruce Pirnie won with New England Tuesday. BILL RODGERS Tuesday — on opposite sides conditions, the league would Daly, who also spoke a year The race has been sanc Center Springs Park course. which is now 5-3 for the each, while Mexico has two. out of nine events, the track with a moderate 63-3. Damkroger, who played in 11 of the question at a House be down to 10 or so teams in ago, is one of New England’s Bill Krohn of Norwich, a season. 2 5 % O F F LowPri^ The hostile attitude of the team needs to produce at But Mike Manley of games for the Patriots last tioned by the Amateur collected on race day will be Judiciary subcommittee a matter of years.” leading humorists. team the locals didn’t score AC or Champion crowd toward the U.S. was maximum efficiency. season, replaces rookie Athletic Union. turned over to the Muscular hearing on legislation which Tickets are now on sale at the Eugene, Ore., retained his against, took individual honors Results: 1. Caldwell All AC Air Filters Fram General Electric demonstrated in the Next week could be a linebacker Rod Shoate, whose All proceeds from en Dystrophy Fund, national BA Club. Spark Plugs steeplechase title in a time would prohibit the reserve with a course record clocking of (MCC) 30:20, 2. Woykovsky volleyball contest between different story when the impressive play had made trants as well as money objective of the Tall Cedars. In Our Stock Furnace Filters Sunlamp Kit of 9:04.3; Pamela Jils of Damkroger expendable. clause binding a player to a Bennet Bears 16:03 for 2.S miles. A1 Tardin (H), 3. Collins (MCC), 4. the defending champion swimming starts. U.S. team in professional sports. YOUR Our Reg. 2.89 to 7.99 New Orleans won the Shoate, New England’s from East Hartford gained se De(ihamplain (MCC), 5. CHOICE Cuba and the American coaches are predicting a women’s dash in 11.38, and second-round draft choice last NFLPA President Kermit still unbeaten cond place beating Wilkie (MCC), 6. DeCarli Our Our women when the fans Area soccer Reg. sweep of all the men’s gold James King of San Diego winter, had been captain of the Alexander and Executive With Rob Saunders and Jack Manchester’s Glenn Flosdorf. (MCC), 7. Beaumont (H), 8. Reg. 89c Reg. chanted “Cuba, si; Yanqui, medals and a good share of edged defending champion special team until breaking his Director Ed Garvey Bruce Bayles ran his best race Haire (H), 9. Gebhardt (H), Six area soccer teams played 59c 19.99 Pro hockey roundup Medzela pacing the attack with Limit 8 plugs per customer no” after the Americans the women’s. Ralph Mann of Pullpian, right leg last Sunday in the proposed Congress enact a two goals apiece, the Bennet of his career and took fourth 10. Shea (H). yesterday, four against each For cleaner, more efficient heat Helps kdep healthy-looking tan. called for a timeout so sweat Patriots’ loss to Cincinnati. place and beat his previous best other, with three coming away ing; available in popular sizes. Tuesday was a sad day for Wash., to win the in bill which would permit a Junior High soccer team AC or Champion Resistor Replaces in seconds. For most small, G.E. Heat Lamp Kit Q 9 7 could be wiped from the The addition of Damkroger, time by 20 seconds. victorious. Plugs, Reg. 99c Ea...... 7 7 r l med. & big cars. Helps you save gas. Change filters frequently to the U.S. at the Olympic termediate hurdles in 49.80. team to sign a player to a toppled J. Kennedy of Enfield, avoid waste. Our Reg. lO.W ...... O floor. The timeout was stadium. Today finals were who had been working out at Canadiens credit ref two-year contract but ban 4-1. Manchester, now 8-2 for the South Windsor High nipped denied, as it was denied the Bill Collins of Houston, home in Lincoln, Neb., since The, Bears now stand 5-0 fot season, ran without sophomore Rockville in double overtime, 4- scheduled in the women’s any provison that would bind Matt Schmid who is out for the men 24 hours earlier against away to a fast start in the clearing waivers, brings New the season. 3, Bolton downed Coventry, 2-1, 200 m eters, in both the England’s roster back to the 43- for loss to Islanders him to longer service unless season with a pulled tendon. Cuba. 100-meter dash, felt his Saunders scored one goal in Ellington High blanked East men’s and women’s 800 player limit. he wished. Wes Fedorchak and George Granby, 4-0^ and East Hampton NEW YORK (UPI) - The Ververgaert scored two goals the first half for Bennet which Cheney loser The men’s basketball thigh bandage slip after only meters, the triple jump and “We feel Maury can help our Garvey told the subcom Trian took seventh and 15th New York Islanders beat the each as Vancouver thrashed erupted for three second half upset Rham, 3-2. team had to contend with five meters and finished last the 20 kilometer walk. team ; he’s a good special mittee headed by Rep. Peter place respectively for Montreal Canadiens Tuesday winless Washington. The tallies. Medzela assisted on in x-country Greg Jankowski scored two prolonged whistling when in a race won by co-world Americans were favored in teams player,” said coach Rodino, D-N.J., that if the Manchester. night — but the previously un Canucks fired 46 shots at Saunders’ two scores. Steve goals and Dan Lanza and Bob they turned back Mexico 99- record holder Silvio Leonard Chuck Fairbanks. “It should be Results: 1. Krohn (N) 16:03, Taking just one of the top six none of these events. beaten Canadiens give the Michel Belhumeur in their se NFL owners insisted, the Fitzsimmons, Joe Lovell, Walt Umberfieid one apiece for a lot easier for him to step right 2. Tardin (EH), 3. Flosdorf positions, the Cheney Tech credit to the referee. cond win in four games. ’The college draft could continue Adamy, Matt Gluhosky, John South Windsor, now 5-3-1 in all in because he knows the team.” on condition a player would Keller and Bob Michaud also (M) , 4. Bayles (M), 5. Browncross country team dropped a games. Tim Berger, Kurt “We needed Ron Wicks or Capitals got goals from Stan (N ) , 6. K onacki (N ), 7. 17-44 decision to Cromwell High Andy van Hellmond out there, Gilbertson and Jack Egers. not be bound beyond two or played well for Bennet. Schumey and Per Embertson Fedorchak (M), 8. Everin yesterday in Charter Oak tallied for 4-3-2 Rockville. 3 6 ” Metal W indow not Lloyd Gilmour,” griped WHA three years. (EH), 9. Hill (N), 10. Larson Conference action at the Ken Major and Tom Preuss Mobil SpeciallOWSO Famous AC Oil Filters Awning W ell Cover Canadiens Coach Scotty Bow Toros 6 , Aeroes 3 But he urged legislation (EH). Tigers’ course. Wilt made free agents Sale postponed man. "He is a tolerant official Vaclav Nedomansky scored Volleyball loss tallied for Bolton, now 3-3-2, that would allow a player to Dan Healy covered the 2.8- while Mike Tomanelli found the All Weather Motor Oil 'The scheduled used ski sale made to measure for the two goals and rookies Bob negotiate with any team Downed in volleyball action mile layout with a time of 14:(X) range for 44-1 Coventry. Plans return and swap of the Manchester Ski Islanders. They get away with D’Alvise and Mark Napier Knicks want ex-great once his contract expires. yesterday was the Manchester to take top honors for Rich Gagne, Scott Gayton, Reg. Club scheduled Saturday at the all sorts of holding and then he came up with their first WHA Tech hooters Our 3.29 I Reg. 3.49 “By adoption of this legisla High girls’ team, 15-8 and 15-6 Cromwell, now 6-1 for the Joe Graves and Mark Maciolek 12!99 pressed to make the playoffs. home of Ken Tedford has been calls that hooking on Jim scores as Toronto beat defen Reg. PF-2/PF-20 PF-24.25.30 9 . ^ NEW YORK (U P I)-In 1959 CINCINNATI (UPI) - to Simsbury High. The Indian .lose out, 2-1 season. Two more Tigers tallied for NCCC leader However, without a quality big postponed. Roberts in the last three ding champion Houston. After tion, Congress will at least 74c Easy to assemble and install on win Keeps out rain, snow, leaves; saves when he signed his first NBA Danny Murtaugh will be maidens are now 2-2 for the crossed the finish line before Ellington, now 8-0-2 for the Easy spin-on replacement for use in dows, doors. Baked white enamel. heat loss. C^n be used as a mini- player, the Knicks already are minutes. It decided the game.” Houston’s Andre Hinse opend give the player an opportuni Downed in Charter Oak most American cars; O.E.M. styled. contract with the old back as manager of the season. Cheney’s Ed West took fourth season. East Granby dropped to Multi-viscosity f o r ^ r 'round Shields from rain, snow. plant protector. suffering at the box office. With Roberts in the penalty the scoring in the first period, ty, at one point in his career, Conference soccer action protection. Limit 6qts. per customer. Philadelphia Warriors, the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1976. The jayvee team also lost by place. 2-6-2 with the setback. In his last season with Los box, Jean Potvin won the game Richard Farda tied it at 1-1. to negotiate openly and yesterday was Uheney Tech, 3- most ballyhooed rookie ever to Volleyball clinics scores of 5-15, 15-6 and 15-2. , Cheney is now 1-6 for the Mark Cahill and Skip Bunker Angeles, 1972-73, Chamberlain General Manager Joe for New York 5-3 with a shot Tom Simpson put the Toros honestly with other 1, by Portland at the enter the game earned just over season. scored for Rham but it wasn’t “ Htips prevent True Temper was paid $450,000, and his at Brown of the Pirates will Volleyball clinics for women from the left point, with assists ahead 2-1 in the second period players.” Highlanders’ turf. GET READY NOW $30,000 a year, a record figure Results: 1. Healy (C) 14:00,2. enough, to prevent the Sachems loss of coolent torney has said that it would make it official at a news interested in joining the to Jude Drouin and 19-year-old before Nedomansky added his Chip Tripoli registered the for tough at the time. Callahan (C), 3. McDermott from falling to 5-2-2 for the or antifreeze Aluminum take more to bring Wilt back. conference today—ending Recreation Department’s rookie Bryan Trottier, who third and fourth goals of the three-goal hat trick for WINTER WEATHER Today, at 39, with a brilliant Milwaukee cuts (C), 4. West (CT), 5. Rouleau season. East Hampton is 3-6. Snow Shovel career behind him. Wilt About three weeks ago New speculation that Gene winter league at the West Side assisted on two other goals. season. Portland while Lewis LaBrec (C), 6. Damiata (C), 7. Martin CjartiW' Chamberlain awaited an offer York requested permission Mauch, recently fired by the Rec will be held tonight, and The goal continued the Nordiques 8, Oilers 3 Steve Kuberski ■scored the only goal for the (CT), 8. Tarro (C), 9. Damiata in the neighborhood of a half- from Los Angels to negotiate Montreal Expos, would be Oct. 16, 22, 23 at 7 at the Rec. domination the Islanders have Marc Tardif, Real Cloutier Beavers, now 2-8 for the season (C), 10. Lajoie (CT). Parent recovering with Chamberlain. The Lakers League play starts Nov. 5. shown over Montreal. The and 0-8 in the COC. PRESTONEI million dollars to come out of the new Pittsburgh pilot. and Rejan Houl each scored French traded MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The ciaimed Wilt owed them the op PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - retirement and add a touch of The matter was resojved Canadiens, who have scored 25 two goals to give Quebec its win Milwauke Bucks have an Winter/Summer Antifreeze tion year on his contract, while HARTFORD (UPI) — Bernie Parent, the Philadelphia Reinforced aluminum respectability to the New York goals in their three wins, lost over Edmonton. (Quebec goalie nounced irrevocable waivers oh blade, wood handle; Chamberlain countered he had when Brown asked Mur Lambert Cup Flyers’ star goalie who un Knicks. two and tied two with their Richard Brodeur played a The New England Whalers two veterans, former Boston lightweight. fulfilled his obligation to them taugh whether he thought he NEW YORK (UPI) - ’The major role in the win with derwent surgery Tuesday to HEW SfSSSSSS'K. Auto Coolant Chamberlain was declared a Stanley Cup semifinalist Tuesday traded left wing - Celtics forward Steve Kuberski Lemieux sets record 5 S T w ^ Handy screw by sitting out the last two cam was physically capable of University of Massachusetts (4- relieve pain in his neck, may be free agent Tuesday by National counterparts last season. several key saves. The Nor John French to the San and guard George Thompson. Recovery System paigns. handling the club again and 0), a 21-0 winner over Boston back on skates within three ^l^sticlug. 36” Driveway Basketball Association Com The Islanders have scored 15 diques scored three goals in 64 Diego Mariners for a The moves left the Bucks University last Saturday, con in Illing country weeks, according to team missioner Lawrence O’Brien, O’Brien, after first stating was told “yes.” Murtaugh, goals in their last three games seconds in the first period to second-round draft choice with a roster of 14 players, two Reflectors tinues as the leader in the week physician Dr. John Wolf. and Knick brass immediately that it was Chamberlain’s 57, has suffered two mild and, with a 24)-2 record, are take a 3-0 lead. Peter Morris in next year's World above the NBA limit. Prestone De-Icer obligation to report to the ly voting for the Lambert Cup. tied for first with Philadelphia scored twice for Edmonton. Wolf said the two-hour opera made plans to fly to Los heart attacks but had no Thompson, a former star at With Ed Lemieux setting a with Scraper Top Lakers if he was serious about ■The Lambert Cup is presented in the Patrick Division. Cowboys 5, Racers 3 Hockey Association brell, Lloyd Schieldge, Paul tion at Abington Hospital was Angeles to speak to the 7-foot-2 trouble in that respect this Marquette University and in 'ourse record, the Illing Junior Easy to install, no special EA annually to the outstanding Rookie lierek Haas scored amateur draft. Johnson and Bill Wright successful and he felt Parent Spray on winttehieW for 1.99c I center and his attorney. resuming his active career, did year. the American Basketball tools needed. Keeps coolant Division II team in the East. his first two goals fn pro hockey French, an original Migh cross country team followed Lemieux across the would be able to play in about r V I Our Rag. 99c "If the statement from the an about-face Tuesday by Blues S, Scouts 1 Association, joined the Bucks 9 t proper level. Murtaugh, who managed to lead Calgary over In member of the Whalers downed Silas Deane of line for Illing. four weeks. commissioner is factual and removing Wilt’s name from the Garry Unger’s two goals in last year. He appeared in 73 the Pirates to world cham dianapolis. It was the Cowboys' Wethersfield, 15-49, yesterday Wilt is a free agent, I assume it Lakers’ suspended list. —^ the first six minutes highlighted team formed in 1972, will games and averaged 10.7 points Results: 1. Lemieux (I), 2. pionships in 1960 and 1971, first win in two games while the at Center Springs Park. means we can go ahead and talk If any team does sign Reds* Captain ^ a four^goal first period outburst be replaced by Terry a game. Flosdorf (I). 3. Tlmbrell (I), 4. resigned because of illness Racers lost their second in Lemieux led a parade of six Field hockey win SALE: with him, ” a Knick official Chamberlain, it is probable that PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P D - that carried St. L«uis over Kan Caffery, who will suit up Kuberski, a six-year veteran, Schieldge (I), 5. Johnson (I), 6. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE after the 1964 season and three. Calgary took a 2-0 lead in Ram harriers across the finish With Leslie Bartlett scoring MANCHESTER WED. thru SAT. said. a form of compensation will Joe Zanussi, voted the sas City. The only Kansas City for tonight's game against played five years for the Celtics line with a 9:22 clocking for 1.7- Wright (I), 7. Berttelmann MoattmiFri. lOijR.tst-JOpjx. the first period, then Haas con the only goal, the Manchester Even If they are successful in have to be paid to Los Angeles. again at the end of the 1971 American Hockey League’s goal was scored by Guy Edmonton at the Hartford after being drafted out of miles. Illing is now 3-2 for the (SD), 8. Phelps (I), 9. Stturdajr 91.01. to 9-JO pj*. verted a pass from Danny Law- High girls’ field hockey team signing the game’s all-time campaign. best defenseman last season. Charfon. Civic Center. Bradley. He averaged only 2.9 season. Kucheleau (SD), 10. Thrasher I S M i l S 1145 Tolland Turnpike son with 53 seconds left to blank^ Fermi, 1-6. greatest scorer and rebounder, Has been named team captain Canucks 7, Capitals 2 ^ points in 59 games for the Bucks - Steve Flosdorf. Dave Tim- (I). clinch the win. the Knicks still will be hard of the Rhode Island Reds. Paulin Bordelail and Dennis last season. ) V PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Oct. 15, 1975— PAGE TWENTY-THREE Ocean S^pra^ Stop& Shop Geiadia S n o w ^ Morton wMMhmmm Cranberry Solid W hite Clam Plain or Iodized Green f im m m m BUSINESS Sauce L i iTuiia Chowder S a lt B eans BUSINESS t e o 2 . A C 26 oz. cans A New 15oz. H 3 container, 15V2 0 Z . H 7 oz. can England c a n s ^ ^ ^ cans Auto sales (in water) favorite: Jellied or Whole Berry improving Stop& Shop Stop& Sh op Sto p & Sh o p Stop& Shop DETROIT (UPl) - Three of ..itin i... S u n G lo ry the four U.S. automakers Tuesday reported new car sales up substantially from a year Ptease S l i c e d Oream Style Bruit ago in the first period of the Tmiatoes 1976-model year, American Motors said its ^ C a r r o ts Ibmatoes C o rn ktail Oct. 1-10 sales were up 25 per always do better cent. General Motors reported $ ^ c a n s ^ ^ ^ p ^ V 1 ^ : a 17 per cent gain and the Ford N 16oz. ■ 16 oz. . . £ 0 „ ; - | Motor Co. showed a 16 per cent cans cans Packed in cans improvement. All three have cans now introduced all of the '76 Joins firm Cupboard stocking value. natural juices. models. Atty. John D. LaBelle Jr. has Chrysler Corp., which plans joined the Manchester law firm th everyday low 4 to introduce its cars this week, of LaBelle, Rothenberg & 4 3 was to report its sales later. Woodhouse, the firm has an GM, with sales totaling 129,- nounced. 846 cars, also reported that LaBelle is the son of John D. commercial vehicle sales were LaBelle. former state's at Stop&Shop canned food up nearly 42 per cent from last torney for Hartford County, and Stop & Shop brands! year for an early October sales Mrs. Claire L. LaBelle of record. Ford sold 82,476 cars in Manchester. He passed the July Our Stop & Shop Brands are the easiest, most important way to stretch your food the period while AMC said its 1975 Connecticut Bar Examina dollars. because Stop & Shop Brands always cost less than the nationally advertised sales totaled 7,711 cars. tion and was admitted to prac your Industry analysts said sales tice on Oct. 7 at New Haven. brands (unless we’re having a special sale on the national brands). Stop & Shop appeared to be the strongest for LaBelle Jr. was graduated Brands are quality guaranteed and money-back guaranteed. If you’re not completely any month-opening period since from East Catholic High School Mew England October of 1973. in Manchester. He received a satisfied, we’ll give you a refund or a replacement. So you have nothing to lose by Prices effective Mon., Oct. 13-SaL, O ct 18. chowder Last year's introduction of B.A. degree in political science tp/ing them. And, there are more than 1200 fine products under our own labels, so you the 1975 models, with price tags from Colgate University in have a lot of savings to gain dollars on your family’s weekly food order. That’s qettinci averaging $500 over earlier Hamilton, N.Y., and received fo o d b ill models, started the industry's his law degree from the Boston ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES your Stop &Shopsworth! ^ long slide that hit bottom with University School of Law. the layoffs of more than 300,000 While at law school, he was a that’s the way we do ^ 9 ^ auto workers during the winter. member of the student Stop&Shop Brand Since then, sales have in prosecutor program, working in National Brand creased slowly, month by the Dedham and West Roxbury, month, with the '76s expected to Mass., District Courts. p 2 lb Q O C enhance the recovery. & Long Grain Rice 469® Carolina Rice (*g tMngs around herd OO LaBelle lives on N. River Rd., Coventry. 9 ^ # & Raisins 59® “Always give the customer the best possible value”. That’s one of Stops Shop's Sun Maid R aisins principles. It’s one that surely applies to the products under our Stop&Shop 24 oz 24 02 $ -1 3 3 label. Switch to everyday-low-priced Stop&Shop Brands and you’ll see a worth ...... jf-m ^ Pancake Syrup bottle Values for your freezer! Vermont Maid Syrup bottle I while Savings on your food budget. That’s the way we do things around here. 30 02 38 02 $A7S Enough paper clips are used Salad Oil bottle SUPERMARKETS ^ Wesson Oil bottle I Stop&Shop Great Beef... Naturally Aged. every year to form a chain from Orange Juice Su n G lo ry __ the earth to the moon, 238,857 3 lb miles away! & Shortening Crisco Shortening II OlIMM < ii" , /lx. S u n G lo ry 1“ ; JUIII . ‘3; 100% Orange Juice Can 3 9 ' SUced Carrots Irom Flerida. & Pancake Mix Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix A great cupboard ^ ^ $ 5 purchase Stop & Shop Corn ^54' 49= & Thin Spaghetti stocking buy! Mueller Thin Spaghetti Stop & Shop Peas & Carrots 49= Chuck Sleiik Public 26 02 Stop & Shop Peas 49= C 16 oz $4 bottle Stop & Shop ^ Ketchup Heinz Ketchup bottle Taste O’Saa $-|25 Beef Blade Mixed Vegetables \J cans I Flounder Fillets 16 OZ package records 16 02. Formerly called Whole or 16 oz. $ d 16 0 2 7 OZ pkg Stop & Shop Potatoes Sliced & Italian D ressing bottle W ishbone Stop & Shop Scallops 99= chuck steak -■\6 OZ. carton «20Z Q Q c FBI® I 32 02 j Sara Lee Meat Lasagna pkg y c T 1st cut ^ Whole Kosher Dills 32 02 Warranty deeds Dailey Kosher Dills lar I’Quality-Protected’’ lb Stop& Shop Joseph H. and Donna L, 20 02 28 02 J Brooks to Edward H, and & Peanut Butter lar Skippy jar HGalkm Hester A. Avery, property at Peanut Butter 150-152 Oak St., $38,000. Frozen per customer. 254 Cube Steak chuck *1®? Evelyn M. Rivard to Gerald . 1ft Limit one carton p & Tomato Soup Campbell’s ’ke Cream Creamy or Chunky T. and Rita C. Bowler, property 13 02 can O r | c 13 oz can $ 4 27 in water Stop&Shop 18 ounce jar at 52 Portland St., $41,000. Tuna Solid White G eisha in water I 7 Bone Assorted Flavors Chuck Roast 89s Paul P. and Kathryn A. 12 02 Formerly called center cut chuck roast Farm King Brand Somoza to Evelyn M. Rivard, 16 OZ. 2 lbs. Grape Jelly 2 b. V 79= & Tuna For Cats Nine Lives Tuna Stop & Shop Cheese Ravioli 9= property at 550 Keeney St., $58,- 10 lb 7V«oz Q Q c Motts Juices 69^ 700. Jeno’s Pizza Snack Tray pkg 57v7 Manager & Gravy Dog Food bag Gravy Train Underbiade Roast *1 August Sterpi to Dominico a n d a $5 p u r c h a s e Choc Full o’ Nuts Pound Cake ’pVo' 99*= Morrone, one-half interest in Paula-Ro.se Varca of 103 West 200 Cl C O < parcel on Linwood Dr., $5,000. vA/im th is coupon & Facial Tissue Scotties pkg y J \ J Eggo Waffles 59= St., Bolton, has been named Short Ribs-Beef Chuck pSiS'S *1^? Duncan Hines Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Neal manager of the new Munson’s 10V, 02 ^ Q c 10Vj 02 C O c Eggo French Toast y s 59= J. and Elizabeth Ryan, two ^ Toaster Tarts pKg Candy Kitchen store to open Kellogg Pop Tarts pkg DO parcels on Richmond Dr., $25,- next week at the Hartford Civic Hostess Whipped Topping *cu°p 49= “Quality-Protected” Beef Naturally Aged Brownie fiQ' '6 02 Q Q c 16 02 $ . 1 0 9 000. Center. & Instant Choc. Mix pkg 0 2 T Stop&Shop dairy savings 23 oz. pkg. Nestle’s Quik pkg I Mix 23 oz. pkg. .Attaclimeni Miss Varca, who has been 10 ql $ 0 2 5 A real money saver! Max Grossman and Aaron associated with Munson's part- 1 0 gt $ 0 3 9 Dry M ilk pkg £ Carnation Dry Milk pkg £ 15 oz. Wintraub against Dolores Ser- time since 1967, will have Round Ite Beast Snows Corn Chowder 3 cans I rMargeHne ba, personal property at 250 over-all responsibility for the Beef Round Halves or Q 16 oz Hartford Rd., $1,600. ^ Coff^ Creamer Carnation ■ Stop&Shop Premium Stop & Shop Pears Slices O cans new shop, the only candy shop 1 " S S o ” " Formerly called Top Sirloin Roast Judgment lien in downtown Hartford. 48 cl pound can 48 cl. 1 lb. pkg.-■'A lb. prints^ Anesthesia Associates Inc. Before joining Munson's full- 1 & Tea Bags pkg Lipton Tea Bags pkg M-m-m, roast beef for Sunday dinner! Treat your Kitchen Sliced or French Style S to p & S h o p C 8 oz$ 4 versus John C. and Phyllis J. time. Miss Varca was Swiss Style Yogurt Assorted Flavors O cupe I family to our naturally tender beef-they’ll love it! lb Tepley, Tolland Tpke., $75. employcjd by the Connecticut Instant Coff^ 8 oz ^ Maxwell House Stop & Shop Cream Cheese pkg Federal tax liens Bank & Trust Co. as a com Stop & Shop Green Giant 84 02 $ puter programmer. She is a Swiss Cheese Sliced 6 OZ- package Simply Super- Uniformly good everytime! Internal Revenue Service & Detergent pkg Tide 9Vi oz 16 0 Z .1 against Richard Kreuscher, 191 1969 graduate of Bolton High Stop & Shop Cinnamon Rolls pkg. 1 gal Beans ta Hollister St., $5,100,06, and School. Cansi Munson’s Candy Kitchen, & Bleach iug Clorox Bleach jug f y J Great values from our ovens! stock-up! against Richard and Virginia Bakery prices eHebliveTues . Oct. 14. Kreuscher, $4,567.21. whose main store is located on 32 02 32 02 $ 4 1 9 Stops A 16 OZ $ 4 bottle rSundBeeigC' Whole Green Beans Shop H cans I Cerlificale Hop River Rd. (Rt. 6) in Bolton, & Liquid Detergent Joy Liquid bonie I simply Super regular ground beef contains no more than 28% | | , will obseive its 30th anniver Ass i 7 12 oz $<4 of condemnation 35 02 $ 4 0 9 Shasta Diet Beverages Ravors / cans I sary as the new Hartford shop ^ Pow der Dish Washer J State of Connecticut for 10.1 Cascade pkg. I S i Save $ 4 acres of land off Buckland St. opens. The firm, owned by 32 02 Prime Italian Sausage Hotorsweet Stops 22 OZ. $149 Robert Munson, makes more 32 C C C owned by Stanley Bray, for Apple Juice bottle Red Cheek bottle w w 'B read Shop loaves than 300 types of candy. « Dollar Sliced White Chef Boy-ar-dee limited access use of 1-86. 32 02 32 02 Trade names Stop & Shop 22 02 Q Q c ^ 15 ounce can Cranberry Juice bottle Ocean Spray bottle Buttertop Bread 2 loavM Countryfine Pork Sausage *1^ Joseph R. Walsh III, doing witti mis S o d g 46 02 46 02 Stop & Shop Toasties Bran X o t 2-*i»*1 L a s ^ n a 3 9 business as The Head Chop, 739 CBT income Excopl any Stopssnop Grapefruit Juice Del Monte Main St. Stop & Shop Brownies Buneracolch 89= Chef Boy-ar-dee George Sandone, doing Sliced t Chicken Thighs White Gem U.S.Grade“A” 99J 15 oz can 39F 1 lb. C O e Beef-O-getti | l lb lo a li Stop & Shop Fudge Cake 'X' 89= is down 12% Limit' coupon psi Daisy White Bread W onder loal D O business as The Plaza Sandwich 12 oz. package Dinty Moore Beef Stew 79= & Ice Cream Shop Inc., 223 CBT Corp., the holding com HOPSW ORT^i^^ 25 02 Sour Creme Donuts 59= ^^4 Apple Sauce iar From our self service dell Values from our own kitchen! Spencer St. pany for the Connecticut Bank Motts Chocolate Eclair Pie 22 pack^e 79= Building permits and Trust Co., has announced a 28 02. Tom atoes 28 02. Stop & Shop Creme Ring X 89= Stop& Sh op Thomas P. Powers, 12 per cent decline in earnings Red Pack Columbia Gem alterations at 12 S. Alton St., for the nine months ended Sept. C h ^ n z z a 8 02 Save on health & beauty aids $300. 30. Earnings for the period SS& Cut Green Beans Del Monte Stop&Shop George Boser, swimming were $8.2 million, or $4.39 per 4^ 2. Q Q c Soap Powder 16 02. Lavoris Mouthwash pool at 32 Woodstock Dr., $4,- share. 16 02. ' o r B y P M V Sauerkraut Clairol Herbal Essence Q Q c 000. Silver Floss Real pizzeria flavor. White or Blue 49oz. box Earnings for the three Shampoo 6 oz. container Patricia S. Bain for Gladys R. months ending Sept. 30 totaled 150 cl I Liverwiirst # 9 , Get your Stop&Shopsworth! Sandwich Bags pkg ' Hatfield, alterations at 68 $2.1 million ($1.12 per share), a mb must treat Baggies Macaroni & Cheese 69= Brown’N Serve Sausage®*.TS!r89= Lytol Durant St., $250. decline of 33 per cent from the 36 02 ( 36 02 $ 4 3 5 Columbia Oem Q Q c Stop & Shop Meat Lasagna 'X 89= Spray Disinfectant 1 4 OZ. c a n Otto Lorentzen for Edward record results in the third Burgers For Dogs pkg ' Gaines Top Choice pkg I Child Mild Franks 1 lb packaga our customers Stop & Shop Gelatines Flavori 2 cork. 89= Floorahine Cbanar Olschefskie, alterations at 51 quarter of 1974, Pokah Style ^ $ 4 29 32 oz. com. Kielbasi Sauaaga I Mop & Glow Flower St.. $963. CBT Chairman James Columbia 0am C Q c Delidod^ foods from our delil Laurence Sign Co. for John lOIbBag 6 oz. package English said the reduced level as want Child Mild Bologna Available In store featuring a service deli. T o t a l i z e s T o ta P 3 6 .1 0 SwifTa Premium Zocco, sign for restaurant at 250 of earnings stems from reduced Meat or Beef Franks 1 R>. package 99= Hartford Rd., $350. loan volume and increased With this coupon and a $5 purchase our own families Kosher Beef Franks or Knockwurst $1 ''9 Bill Tunsky for Roland provisions for loan losses. He Potatoes D d i Albert, alterations at 234 Hebrew National-12 oz. pkg. said recent financial difficulties i A king size $< S to p & S h o p Hollister St., $1,750. of the National Telephone Co. to be treated Catch these great values! S a v e W Richard W. Hyde for Mrs. value on a and the W.T. Grant Co. are Sliced to order. S.M. Field, alterations at 117 among CBT’s more king size bag. Haddock Fillets Cooked Corned Beef t 79= Chicken Pie i Conway Rd,, $840. troublesome problems. save Albert and Carol Coursey, Stop & Shop 24 oz. package | As of Sept. 30, CBT’s deposits — California Sunkist ^ Budget stretching * Danish Glazed Ham t 79= alterations at 74 Schaller Rd., Sold fresh in our meat dept. 2 5 6 1 were $1,410 million, $12 million value for your dollar. $500. that’s the way we O ran s^ lX *9 o Stop & Shop Shrimp Salad £ 99= QoodMon . Oct. 13-S.I..0ct ta Lim« 1 pk« (WOMtomw. : higher than a year ago. Assets Laura’s Prids Harold Parent for Howard J. were $1,863 million this year, Shrimp 12 oz. big Potato Salad •' 49' Hampton, alterations at 276 Assorted Rare Plants Q Q c Casino or Sluflad compared to $1,883 million a 3lA”Pf^t v/V/ea Matlaw's Clams 11 oz. packaga Indian Pudding stop & shop *> 69= Bidweil St.. $400. year ago. Chester Kimball, additions at do things around here! In lairnaM to our customtrs. w« rotervo the right to Imrt sales to 3 pkgs. o( eny itoms except where otherwise noted. Hems tor sate not avalabta in caaa tots or to othar ratal dealers or wholesalars 184 Hackmatack St.. $250. \ '1 ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975 1 r T CC CC I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 wmvMmm I 1 1 4 0 * o f f I 3 0 * o f f 3 0 * o f f ® ONEDOZ. FOOD MART 1 1 6 OZ. CAN-TOP FROST | P B i i i I 20 OZ. L O A F-F O O D M A RT ONPURCHASEOF»3.00ORMORE 1 I I ON PURCHASE OF M.OO OR MORE ONPURCHASEdFM.OOORMORE G R A D E "A " FRESH 100% FLORIDA j BUSINESS 1 1 BUSINESS I 1 1 FRESH MEAT I WHITE BREAD Large White Eggs 1 1 ORANGEJUICE | BEEF - LAMB ■ PORK - VEAL OR POULTRY I FRESH PRODUCE DELICATESSEN (FROZEN AND CANNED MEAT EXCLUDED) WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT 1 1 WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR MORE AND IHIS COUPON AT FOOD I I MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. LIMIT ONE DOZ. - ONE MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. LIMIT ONE LOAF - MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18. LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON I WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1 1 WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10. | WITH THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18. COUPON PER FAMILY. COUPON PER FAMILY. PER FAMILY. ■ LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. ■ J L. YOUVE GOT THE EDGE.. EVERY DAY YOU SHOP FOOD MART! Because we put more items on sale everyday of the week! See Make your own shopping test... compare Food Mart's sale prices... you'ii go home with a bigger bundie of groceries for iess money anyday of the week you choose to shop. Moresaie items ... WALDBAUM'S why more people are switching and realizing that Food Mart is more savings at Food Mart! really worth going out of your way for! YOU CAN “PICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE AT FOOD MART! TAKE WHAT YOU NEED. WALDBAUM'S N.Y. STYLE DELI! LF o o d M a r EVERY TENDER MORSEL OF FOOD MART FINE MEA TS UNCONDITIONALL Y GUARANTEED. The best of Autumn’s bountiful harvest is at Food Mart in a fantastic array of the very NEW YORK SHARP il/'O 1 best that nature has to offer. ' ROAST U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED k g e m DANDY With Purolater U .S.0A. CHOICE BEEF CHEDDAR FRESH PORK SALE GRADE 'A' FRESH BONELESS LARGE CALIFORNIA SUNKIST G. R. (Rick) Massimei of FRANKS LB 7 9 FRESHLY SLICED Manchester has been appointed INDIAN RIVER CHEESE senior district manager for CHUCK FENWAY Joins agency CHICKEN VALENCIA ORANGES SEEDLESS WHITE Purolator Security Inc., Securi David A. Doremus of 29 PORK LOIN ty Guard Division, of Hartford. STEAK l b . ^ 1 . 9 9 Elwood Rd., Manchester, has LEG QUARTERS UNDERBLADE Beef Franks ^1.19 GRAPEFRUIT M .8 9 B Before moving to Connecticut joined Frechette & Martin, ASSORTED CHOPS recently, Massimei lived in WITH BACK Realtors, of Manchester. 3 RIB END-3 CENTER-3 LOIN END PLUMROSE SLICED I n y n o v a s c o t ia h a n d X q Woodbridge, Va., while he was 1 0 9 9 ^ U U A O a l C OR ALASKAN SLICED Y' L B .Y I Doremus, a native of 1 . 4 9 . assigned as a special agent for Manchester, is a graduate of U.S. EXTRA FANCY '' SdIddS POTATO-COLESLAW 4Q(» the U.S. Criminal Investigation CHICKEN Chopped Ham 69* FLORIDA-SWEET TASTING 1 . MADE OR MACARONI LB. Command in Washington, D.C. Manchester High School, "WASHINGTON STATE" Prior to that position, he was a Boston University, and the German Bologna LB. 8 5 c M . 4 9 ^ SWin PREMIUM OVEN ROAST special agent for the U.S. Air Williams College School of BREAST QUARTERS U.S.DA CHOICE RED OR GOLDEN TANGERINES 6-59^ Banking. He was previously FRESH CANADIAN Roast Beef FRESHLY SLICED Force Office of Special BLADE ROAST S LB $1.39 WITH WING BONELESS ..$ 1 .9 9 employed as a commercial loan Corned Beef l b . M.59 DELICIOUS SWEET FLORIDA Investigations. officer at a Hartford bank. RIB HALF ROASTS LB $1.49 Franks natural ca In addition to his in YELLOW lONGACRE ..$ 1 .4 9 He and his wife, Anne, have CHUCK PRIMO HOT OR SWEET APPLES vestigative duties, Massimei SIRLOIN HALF T o a s t " LB $1.59 VEAL JUICE ORANGES 5 > 79^ two children. 2'.." MINIMUM TURNIP Turkey Breast V, LB. 79c was active in civic affairs in Doremus is active in the CENTER CUT CHOPS B $1.79 PATTIES ROAST Ital. Sausage LB ^1.49 Woodbridge, Va. UNDERBLADE U.S. N0.1-FRESH Gem Loaves ' ‘o lS S - LB. 99c He and his wife. Marge, have Manchester Lodge of Elks, PORK SHOULDER pS LB 99c Manchester United Way, and PEELED b DEVEINED SLICED “Hof” Bagels (WHERE 12 FOP 99c three sons: Daniel, attending the Connecticut chapter of the PORK SHOULDERBos“riuL^$1.39 3 ^ 1 e BARTLEH PEARS 3 J1. AVAILABLE) Manchester High School; Arthritis Foundation. 1 . 2 9 l b . Michael, attending Bennet Fresh Pork Spare Ribs lb $1.49 Beef Liver Junior High School; and Anthony, attending the Keeney ^ A St. School. Ivory Soap G aylaSo d a LIBBY'S YEU O t CORONET 3 ’/2 0 Z. b a r s -4 p a c k REGULAR OR DIET LIQUID DETER. Fabric Softener M J [i k PEA 96 O Z . Bottle - 25* off Label One Free When You Buy 3 ALL FLAVORS -12 OZ. CAN 180 COUNT JUMBO PKG. SNOW'S NEW ENGLAND Tasty Ripe- QUART BOTTLE ( n 29 OZ. CAN O 49 OUNCE FOR 9v, OZ. I EASY-OFF Mac. & Cheese p;S^25c Detergent PACKAGE CHICKEN PKG. i OR CHICKEN P k°g^ 3 9 c 32 OZ. I WISHBONE CHUNKY Shake n’ Bake Instant Broth Glass Cleaner Pancake Mix FOODCLUB PKG. 49c Dressing BLUE CHEESE JSf,5 89c Heavy Duty Foil ™ FOODCLUB 16 OZ. BETTY CROCKER Q Q m FRIEND'S Tom atoes Pan Spray au 79c Lemon Juice CROWN BOHLE 49c Pie Crust Mix II OZ.PKG. O O w 28 OZ C Q a BUITONI PROGRESSO Lemon Favor Baked Pea Beans CAN W V W Clam Sauce RED OR WHITE 'US’' 49c Strong Heart F<^ 6 Apple Juice $ 1 . Choc. Chips CLUB PAC^GE 89c Choc.Flav.Chips 79c TOPCREST 100 lKER'S C Q / % Clam Chowder 3 CANS , Paper Plates 6" WHITE COUNT Choc. Flav.Chips Z. PKG. V W W Ravioli Sweet n’ Low ^Twt'rnr$2.99 100 COUNT Q O / q SOIL & STAIN BETTY CROCKER-ALL Tea Bags TET PACKAGE 9 w i # REMOVER VAR.-14V* OZ.PKG. FOODCLUB Q 4 0Z SOLID 5 0Z. Q O # % Shout 79c Aluminum Foil $1.29 Snack Cakes 69c FOODCLUB CAMPBELL'S *f C / % Tomato Juice Tomato Soup lOV. OZ. CAN I V i # M ushrooms STEMS & PIECES O cCANS 89c Ain/vick arFRESHENER PKG. W W V 32 OUNCE C Q # % SOLID a ir ALL Q 7 0Z. TOPCO AUTOMATIC - 35 OZ PKG. 33 OZ. PKG. OF 6 LEMON-,ASSORTED OR SPEARMENT 14 OUNCE CAN RAGU Sunsw eet ji BomE w 9 i# R e n U Z lt FRESHENER iCENTS O PKGS. $1. Lysol Spray $1.29 Glade FRESHENER 39c AIL VAR. 0 5 / C GLAD lOCOUNTPKG. Dishwasher Powder 69c Spaghetti Sauce 32 OUNCE JAR Corned Beef 99c Trash Bags 89c MASHED Hamburger FABRIC FRISKIES SKIPPY KELLOGO'S Club manager Music teacher Jack Sharry of Manchester, PQTATOES SOFTENER CAT FOOD DQG FOOD POP TARTS tennis pro at the Glenbrooke Mrs. Martha A. Hayes has French's - 6’/* oz. Pkg. Betty Crocker - All Var. Topco - Wash Cycle ALLVAR.-150Z.CAN All Var. - 14’/2 o z . can ALL VARIETIES Swim and Tennis Club of East joined the staff of The Werner Hartford for the last five years, Piano, Organ and Vocal Studio, iC 48 OZ. c has been named manager of the 953 Main St. She will teach BO m E 5 » ? 1 . CANS 1 new Oakwood Farms Racquet piano, violin and viola. ^ v Z _ 4 * . Club under construction off She is a graduate of Ohio Hebron Ave. in Glastonbury. Wesleyen University with a a e r o s o l a ir ALL SCENTS A Q / % PFEIFFER • RUSSIAN 8 0Z. CORONET ULTRA IV W lZ d lX l FRESHENER 9 0Z.C A N D ressings OR 1000 ISLAND BOTTLE Food Ciub Catsup nm. 69c Kraft Grape Jelly Sharry will be working with B.A. degree in music. She Gene Garrett of West Hartford studied violin with Howard Gingerbread Mix^roX 55c Instant Cocoa 89c Cider Vinegar $1.69 Bath. Tissue 69c UPTON .>AAKE A HICKORY OR 3 0Z. 45c ALL FLAVORS C Q / % PEANUT c r ea m y OR I 8 OZ. O Q / « in developing a junior instruc Beebe of Juilliard School of ALL VARIETIES GREENWOOD SLICED TOPCO PLASTIC Better Burger ONION FLAV. PKG. Fro sting s 14 OZ.PKG. n C O I|Ja FOOD VARIETIE 4'1:'iN T$1. O K i p P y BUTTER CHUNKY JAR 0 % I C tion program at Oakwood Music, New York City, and at Cycle Dog Food 3 ca°ns $1. Calo Cat Food $ 1. Pickled Beets 3 'X$1. Sandwich Bags49c YqIIow Pea-Minestrona-Beef Veg.-Chic.Veg.-Tom,Mac.&beef WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE Farms, which is to open in late Eastman School of Music, Sweet Peas 22c fall. University of Rochester, ISLAND FARM TOPCO Habitant Soups 4 CANS $1. Salad Oil $1.19 Del Monte Corn' 9 8 CANS $ 1 . ^^'CKs Q ?o z SMUCKERS Pending the opening of Rochester, N.Y. I I V I 4 . C I O C L U B TWISTS OR RODS W PKGS. ^ I • Preserves STRAWBERRY 59c Cut Asparagus 3 . Trash Can LinerScouNT$1.29 A Oakwood Farms. Sharry is In 1970, Mrs. Hayes received wastebasket PANCAKE teaching at the Farmington her M A. degree in music ROYAL Aluminum W W QLAP-3 MIL Farms Racquet Club. history from University of CLAM SKIPPY Dutch Maid Carnation Sharry is a 1974 graduate of Connecticut and remained for GELATIN Foil Trash Bags SYRUP 40 oz. PLASTIC I BAGS I LOG CABIN the University of Connecticut, two more years to study perfor SAUCE VINEGAR ALL FLAVORS REYNOLD'S-25'ROLL N g LAD-20 COUNT PKG.N gCOUNTPkG BOTTLE holding a B.A. degree in Dog Nuggets NODDLES COCOA 8CO U N TPK G . COUNTRY KITCHEN mance in violin and chamber PROGRESSO PROGRESSO FOODCLUB 12 PACK PKG. English. While at UConn, music. She received her RED OR WHITE 5 LB. BAG Fine - Med. - Wide Sharry played on the university oa ri7 teaching certificate in 1972. pkgI ^ I i tennis team and captained the Mrs. Hayes is a former *1.031. 1*1.09 swimming team. He is former teacher of general music in editor of the Greater Hartford Canterbury and from 1972 to Tennis News and still writes for 1975 taught music in the East UNDERWOOD Honey Grahams S altin es 49c Vienna Fingers the monthly tabloid as a con Hartford school system. OXFORD C O / % FOODCLUB TQ#% Kosher Spears 24 0Z. JAR V w V wQ\/riin j i u p g r ic 12 OUNCE BOTTLE Salad Dressing 32 0Z. JAR f V i# Roast Beef Spread ^CAN^' 59c tributing editor. She has been a member of the 49c NESTLES CHOCOLATE CHIP Oreo Cookies NABISCO p*k^^ 69c Cookie Break vX l a 'pkg'8 9 c Pretzel Rods r^isman Manchester Civic Orchestra for FOODCLUB AUNT JEMIMA four years. Cookie Mix 10 OZ. PKG. 59c Crackers ALL PURPOSE 49c Pancake Mix 2 LB. PKG. Shredded Wheat o Sl 39c Joins WPLR Mrs. Hayes and her husband, HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS FOR THE FAMILY! William, live on Old Cottage Barry Grant of Manchester Rd., Coventry. FRESH, FRESH DA !R Y FO ODS! FROZEN FOODS GALORE FOR QUICK 'N'EASY TASTY MEALS! has been appointed program SAVEO ViHp:^ director of Radio Station HEAD A WPLR in New Haven. SCOPE GLEEMU Grant had served four years XOTTAGE SWISS TOP FROST ORANGE TASTI - 40% ON FINE with Radio Station WDRC in Dean Machine MOUTHWASH Shoulders TOOTHPASTE Hartford and was the station's SHAMPOO employs 165 CHEESE JUICS FRIES 18 OUNCE BOTTLE 7 0 U N C ET U B E sports director. He recently 4 oz. Lotion-2Mi oz. Tube or Jar PORCELAIN received the Awards Industry’s Breakstone -1 lb. CUP Kraft Natural c h ic k e n - TURKEY - MEAT LOAF By G reater .Manchester SPECIAL major marketing personality REG. • CALIFORNIA OR SMALL CURD 12 OZ. PKG. OR SALISBURY STEAK TOP FROST -100% FLORIDA BIRDS EYE-10OZ. PKG. Chamber of Commerce STAMPS SAVINGS PLAN award. Established in 1960, Dean CHINA ONLY 20 PIECE SET Grant lives at 9 Crestwood Machine Products Inc. is • I j s Herot How It Workit Dr. located in the Manchester In 3 9 9 « dustrial Park at 102 Colonial With eoch $3.00 purchose you are entitled to buy ♦29 . 70 , PEPTO BISMOL 8 OUNCE BOTTLE 89c BAYER ASPIRIN 100 COUNT BOTTLE 89c one china tiomp for 99c. A $6.00 purchase entities WITH EACH Rd., Manchester. The company y V you to buy two stomps, etc. Fill the Saver Card with $3.00 PURCHASE Avoiloble in 4 Patterns Promoted is engaged in the manufacture ORANGE PLUS BiBDs EYE 69c 15C OFF LABEL 30 stomps ond Food Mart will present you with o TWILIGHT ROSE SEPIA ROSE SCHORRS NEW KRAUT lAR 59c STOUFFER’S LASAGNE $1.69 CELESTE CHEESE PIZZA 'pk° g 49c ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE 59c DESITIN LOTION 6 OUNCE B O m E 69c GOLDEN BAND BLUE GARLAND Walter A. Krzywicki of 200 of aircraft engine parts, missile 5 OZ TUBE boxed 20 piece service for four of Johann Hovilond HOODS HOWARD JOHNSON , , TOP FROST ,Q o 7 VERDI PILAF OR MEDLEY Chino. Acquire two sets for a Service for eight. Regan Rd., Vernon, has been ALL VARIETIES Your Set Includes: engine parts and ordnance com Three sets for service for twelve, etc. FIRM & FRUITY ^soz'^c^p"' 4 CUPS 89c MACARONI & CHEESE p k g 39c FORDHOOK LIMA BEANS 3 p k § 1 $ 1 . GREEN GIANT RICE 12 OUNCE PKG. 39c VICKS FORMULA 44 3 OUNCE BOTTLE 99c EARTHBORN SHAMPOO 8 OZ. B O n iE 99c 4 DINNER PLATES - 4 SAUCERS DISH SALE STARTS named senior underwriter in ponents. Herring MON.. SEPT. 6 TOP FROST - CUT OR FRENCH STYLE GAYLORD MRS. SMITH S ■ 9 " , 7 n iiM rfP K r 4 CUPS • 4 DESSERT DISHES the corporate accounts depart 24 OZ. 4 BREAD BUTTER PLATES SALE ENDS JAN. 3. 1976 Dean Machine is one of IN CREAM SAUCE 100 COUNT BOTTLE •TART YOUR SET TODAYI I CHEESE w/HERBS soz' pk $1.25 GREEN BEANS 9 o u n c e p k g . 29c WHOLE KERNEL CORN POLY BAG 48C PIE SHELLS 2 PACK 69c EFFERDENT c? ^ ns"er « count bottle $1.19 ANACIN TABLETS $1.19 ment at The Travelers In Manchester’s larger manufac 16 OZ. JAR BUITONI • 14 OZ. PKG. surance Cos., Hartford. turers with 165 employes and an 2 '/ 4 OUNCE TUBE ASSORTED PARFAITSizSz c™ ner39c TREE TAVERN PIZZA 16 OUNCE PKG. 89c GAYLORD GREEN PEAS p o l y b a g 49c LASAGNE w/MEAT SAUCE 69c CHILDREN’S ASPIRIN ST. JOSEPH “ oT ' 29c DESITIN OINTMENT 89c Krzywicki, a native of annual payroll of nearly $2 FOOD CLUB - YELLOW OR WHITE MORNINGSTAR FARMS • B OZ. PKG. PEPPERIDGE FARM , . Pittsburgh, Pa., is a 1968 million. r* ■T r i graduate of Pennsylvania State AMg^CHEESESPRE^ pko' 79c LINKS-PATTIES5.40Z PKG STRIPS 79c TURNOVERS Raspberry & Strawberry 59c MANICOTTI w/SAUCE u^oz'^kg 69c 1E| I Dean Machine Products Inc. M.OO off 35‘ off •1 30* off 15* off \ ° l I 10* off 10* off University. He joined The has been a member of the I I I I I Travelers in 1971 and became Greater Manchester Chamber THIS COUPON WORTH SI.00 TOWARD PURCHASE ON A 30 COUNT PKG. ON A 84 OZ. BOmE ON A 16 OZ. PKG. KEEBLER ON A 12 OZ. PKG. ON A 1 LB. VAC. CAN CHOC. CHIP SOFT APPLE ( OF ONE PKQ. OF 3 HAVILAND II I I an underwriter in 1972. of Commerce since 1954. I I Tablecloth Underliners STAY FREE I NUSOFT TOWN HOUSE I I TOTAL I I Maxwell House M argarine PIE I I I I TA STE O 'SEA 1 REG. DISCOUNT PRiCE.$6,99 CRACKERS Coffee Guest speaker PILLSBURY SEALTEST GOODHUES MRS.SMITH'S roUPON SAVINGS.il .00 MAXI PADS I Fabric Softener I CEREAL I I 16 OZ PKG CHIFFON-UIMSALTED 9 OZ. PKG GAL. CARTON ■ ALL FLAVORS 1 LB. LOAF 26 OUNCE PKG Atty. Leon Jaworski. former Architects meet Special Watergate Prosecutor, jivill be keynote speaker at the The Connecticut Society of Connecticut Bar Association's Architects will meet Oct. 22 at Infalrnesttoour cu$tomer$. we resarva th i right fo llmlf ‘$ola$ to 9 poikogas of any Ham axcepf whafa olharWiia noted. Itarns bffared for sale not dvallable In cose lotVoMo'o^h^rTetall daoVart or wholasalers annual meeting Oct. 23 at the Yale University’s Kline Tower In fairness to our customers we re^ srve the right to limit soles to 3 pockoges of any item except where otherwise noted. Items offered for sole not available in cose lots or to other retail deolers or wholesalers. Hartford Hilton. in New Haven to elect officers WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE PRICES e f f e c t iv e in MANCHESTER MANCHESTER FARKADE and directors for the next year.. WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE p r i c e s e f f e c t i v e in Ma n c h e s t e r MANCHESTER PARKADE u k , PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct, 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN
report his earnings to Social for any month he doesn’t earn SOCIAL SECURITY benefits on their own work automatically cancel a form. Where do I send it? Security? $ 210. record. policyholder’s insurance when A. Send your claim to the A. If his earnings will be over Q. How many married Q. I have a private health in be becomes eligible for Medicare center for the state Q. I Will be eligible for routine physical exams. Other caring for other personal $2,520 for 1975, he should report women earn their own Social surance plan now, but I'll be Medicare, but many also have where you received the ser Medicare soon. I know non-covered items include needs. You Medicare handbook them to Social Security. Security coverage? frO lT * eligible for Medicare next year. special insurance plans which vices. You can find the r"™ * t c o u r o n t Medicare helps pay many prescription drugs, and other lists non-covered items and ser Otherwise he might get benefits A. About 19 million married Should I cancel my private in you can purchase to help pay carrier’s name and address in BUSINESS medical expenses, but what are medicines you buy yourself, eye vices. that he’ll have to pay back women work in jobs covered surance? some of the things it doesn’t expenses Medicare does not your Medicare Handboola or by and hearing examinations, eye Q. My son goes to school full later. His benefits will be under Social Security. This is A. You should first talk to an cover. cover? glasses, dentures, or routine calling your Social Security of time and gets Social Security reduced by $1 for each $2 over about 40 per cent of all married agent of the insurance company Q. I want to send in a medical A. Medicare does not cover dental work. Medicare does not fice. The Medicare carrier for benefits. He wants to take a $2,520. But no matter how much women, compared to 30 per to find out what it’s regulations insurance claim under preventative medicine, such as cover custodial care such as Connecticut is Connecticut part-time job. Does he have to he earns for the year, he can get cent in 1960. Almost half of all are for people covered by Medicare. I have filled out the price of help in dressing, bathing, and General, 200 Pratt St., Meriden Survey Shows his full Social Security benefit retired women get monthly Medicare. Most companies Request for Medicare Payment Varies in Surv^ Conn.
lord area supen mwesl-pnced v a W price total J East Hart- Top Hotth Foods store, '^‘^g^°L r’cent below the parmington Lowest Priied! Starts practice and large chains .^and-narned grocery Atty. John J, Woodcock III of and i o olist d Items to strive Je lor comparability ^ South Windsor has entered into ^ WITH the general practice of law with P r o d u c e and meals '^cre L C COUPON Atty. Thomas Dennis. Woodcock, a South Windsor TV" High School graduate, received ALL ShopRites his B.A. degree from St. Anselm’s College and his law degree from Suffolk University. JOIN IN THE He has been admitted to prac tice before Connecticut, Massachusetts and federal GRAND OPENING courts. GLASTONBURY He and his wife, Carla, live at FOX RUN MALL 24 Amato Dr. CELERRATION! KEfilTMlEAST HARTFORD WHOLE, OVEN READY 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE BRISKET CORNED BEEF CHUCK CUBE STEAK 801 SILVER LANE D i s c o u n t LEVONIAN CRY-O-VAC $ 1 2 9 LEG OF LAMB BONELESS MANCHESTER International BEEF G 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN MIDDLETOWN DrkrLr I n in c o u n t r y style r ib s , Festivall Lamb Rib Chops BONE IN l b . ^ 1 ^ ^ 1 9 rUIIV LUIII boneinforbarbeque 900 W ASHINGTON ST RT 66 WE WELCOME VOUH D ^ l ^ l # COMBO - Equal Amounts of $ 1 5 9 FOOD STAMP PunCMASt Loin Lamb Chops S I V / l l \ I v j J Sirloin, Blade & Center Chops Ib. X Prices Effective W« Riflhl 10 Lima Quant,|«5 - Nona Sold to D«il«rs RAGU ITALIAN BLADE ROAST • BONELESS $ 1 7 9 Not a.iponiibl. lor Typographicol Irrorl thru Oct.18, 1 9 7 5 Lamb Shank 89' Pork Loin FOR ROTISSERIE X LAMB-BONE IN COOKING SAUCE $ 1 3 9 Lamb Neck FOR POniNG Ib. 69' SHOULDER $149 Pastrami DELI DELITE ARM CHOPS Chicken legs 89'w„s Sge I Ib. Tongues SMOKED OR PICKLED 99'
LA CHOY - BI-PACKS 42-oz. Boneless Chuck Chow Mein ALL VARIETIES can 9 9 ' -Grocery Dept. 7 i t i ShopRite - RIGATONI 1-lb. $1 A .IU ORLINGUINE boxes A Geisha Chase & Sanborn T Kimbles 3 ChyiikJlllhite TOMATO PASTE 6 oz Q Q C COFFEE l .u H H '' d ia p e r s Progresso CALIFORNIA cans 5 TUNA 1 OVERNIGHT of12 Assumes post 99 D eli D e p t Martin C. Evenson of CHERRY $ J 3 7 Rockville, a corrections officer Pie Filling COMSTOCK 59' ShopRite Cider Charms Pops at the state prison in Somers, HORMEL SALAMI DEL MONTE • PINEAPPLE ORANGE/ has been instailed to a two-year BREAST 0 ’ CHICKEN-WHITE PINK OR REG. box $ 1 2 9 term on the Executive Board of HARD OR Tuna IN OIL OR WATER SOLID PACK 5 5 ' Drinks PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT 39' Tea Bags RED ROSE of 100 ± Council 16, American Federa GENOA tion of State, County and 11-pt. 6-02. $1 ALL FLAVORS Municipal Employes, AFL-CIO. Applesauce ' jars X Drinks GOLDEN HARVEST Crisco Oil A state employe and union member for 15 years, he is also HORMEL president of Local 391 at the FOR STEW OR SOUP Pepperoni (VAC PACK) Appetizer Dept. prison. RONZONI BANQUET Frozen Food Fresh Produce Froxen Foods ShopRite CHiCKEN ROLL PLATE BEEF ib SPAGHETTI SAUCE BUFFET ShopRite GREEN BEANS SNO-WHITE All Varieties STORE all VARIETIiS ON-COR ENTREES FOR TWO 21b. u ot SLICED SEMI-BONELESS CALIF. CHICKEN CHOW MEIN, T T C Q O O PKG. SALISBURY STEAK, Mushrooms IZ ilyB 9 8 MEAT BALLS OR VEAL 2-lb . CHUCK ROAST 6 o z BOX ASST ^ TUSCAN FARMS pkg. LAWYER A FIRESIDE VrO DUTCH APPLE OR APPLE 46-o z . $ 1 19 Potato Salad FRESH Ib. 39' C O O K IE S ^ DEL MONTE SOOaCREAM Pmf 49' Pies MRS. SMITH’S pkg. X by Will Bernard CHICKEN OR 2-ib.$1 39 SHRIMP-TEMPLE Dke. X HOSTESS FamilyPecK G0U)EN6gll)DL£ 24oz. Chow Mein PEAS, GREEN BEANS Health & Beauty Aids BONELESS ^ FRUIT COCKTAIL OR CORN NIBLETS 9-o z . $ 1 DONUTS a PACK PANCAKE SYRUP < GREEN GIANT pkgs. X . 8 9 ' “In case you fall behind in your 84 Vegetables 3 payments, we are entitled to re DYNAMO 96oz Y.C. PEACHES SweetUfcfi^izen I6az. J tg % , 12-Pack Pizza 89< ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN take this merchandise by what- CHUCK ROAST ib Sliced or Halves frozen strawberries • ever means may be necessary." OETERCjENT “PIZZA STYLE" Perch Fillets ‘sr 89 ' CALIFORNIA FOR CHILDREN Snack Tray JENO’S 89' B O N U S SIZE Oil. of So said a clause in the install JAMBOREE STRAW. GOOD HUE'S 20oz. O c n o tl 72 tablets ment contract which Henry BONELESS ^ signed when he bought his tele p r e s e r v e s 16 o z . b r ea d D0U6H O ^^1 Appetizer Dept. Dairy Dept. vision set at a neighborhood store. Broccoli $ J 1 9 fev.- months later he did fall CHUCK STEAK ib TUSCAN FARMS Breck Shampoo SWANS DOWN CARANDO GENOA SALAMI ShopRite ORANGE JUICE MINT FLAVORED 7-oz. behind in his payments. And one DEL MONTE f r e s h Q Q O morning while nobody was home, ORANGE ARTIFICIAL VBI#%A MacLeans TOOTHPASTE tube 69' a team o.’’ repossessors pried open Y.C. PEACHES CAKE M IXES CASING HEAD& l l oz. lotion $ 1 6 9 BONELESS SNOULDER ^ W HITE,YELLOW ,DtVIl FOOD a bedroo.'n window, vaulted in Sliceid or Halves JUICE V:-gal. large Shampoo SHOULDERS or 7-oz. tube side, and made off with the TV. V4-ib. V w carton Outraged, Henry filed suit for 18.5 ox. bunch CLOD ROAST ib. 29 ox. GAL. A O c Non Food Dept. damages. At the hearing in court PKG. CHEESE - DOMESTIC the owner of the store pointed to CAN FRUIT FLAVORED CALIFORNIA VALENCIA CARTON * ^ Provblone STELLA vz Ib 89*^ COLOMBO the repossession clause in the Yogurt ifs89' Oranges 88 SIZE 10.. 99 PLASTIC PAIL contract. $039 But the court said breaking and BONELESS TOP ^ PARKAY BOWL Pepperoni lb. Margarine SOFT a 69' Bartlett Pears CALIFORNIA 3.. 89' $-|59 entering a private home was un Reg., Thin, Elbow GREEN GIANT SWEET LIFE R O U ND OR lawful no matter what the con RECTANGULAR tract said. ROUHP ROASTib Niblets 12 oz. 20 ox.Loaf Ic COUNTRYSTYLE OR , GOLDEN DELICIOUS RONZONI Ham Cappicola CARANDO V4-lb. BUHERMILK - PILLSBURY ‘ Most courts agree that creditors Peas 17 oz. Biscuits k 49' Apples WASHINGTON 3,.®1 cannot resort to roughneck meth SPAGHETTI Green Beans 16 oz. BIG BREAD Seafood Dept. ods to retake their merchandise. BONELESS HIP ^ Bakery Dept. FLORIDA SEEDLESS Even worse than breaking into YOUR A A D eli Dept. Grapefruit 40 SIZE 8,„*1 a debtor’s home is using violence CHOICE 3 '" 9 5 ‘ against a debtor’s person. ShopRite ITALIAN BREAD FRESH SWEET l it QQc TASTY FROZEN FRESH. SIRLOIH STEAKib ARMOUR RACON CALIFORNIA 2 bags Thus: Carrots SHRIMP » ® i» ? Repossessors trying to seize a LONG OR ROUND MIRA CURE station wagon, parked at the curb, “NO PRESERVATIVES ,.$ 1 6 9 SWEET LIFE DELTA LONG & GREEN were forbidden by the debtor to SHORT BETTY Sweet Life ADDED” 3 . . « 1 Cucumbers 2,., 25' Ice Cream Case touch it. They hurled him forcibly Premium TOILET CROCKER aside and towed the vehicle away. POT PIES ShopRite “ROUND CONTAINER" TISSUE PIE CRUST CHICKEN, TURKEY, BEEF ,t39' Here, too, a court held they had MARGARINE M A C A R O N I & CHEESE Tomatoes RIBS OF BEEF .b 3000 SHECTS MIX ShopR'ite committed an assault and battery 4 PACK Hard Rolls '?kT'49^ Franks 8 9 ' ALL NATURAL $169 and granted the debtor's claim for l-lb.PKC. II ox. DELICIOUS LOCAL Vz-gal. damages. Quarters |J ;g f0 it$ l Q ' t r ’ l i H o l WALNUT OR POPPY SEED 10-oz. Q Q ( Bologna 9 9 ' Apples U.S. #1 FANCY 3 4 49' ICE CREAM cont. Nevertheless, the law does rec BONELESS TOP ^ 49‘ 3'«*1 O I I U U C I MRS.ERZAKS pkg. ognize repossession, peaceably done, as a legitimate method of | / | f I I WALNUT OR APRICOT 5-oz. Q Q C I I I E r VALUABLE COUPON I ■ M l I I MRS.ERZAKS box i l i l i l 'I C VALUABLE COUPON enforcing the creditor’s rights. ROUHD STEAKib. MFG. toward the purchase of one (1) Another debtor left his car in Bakery Dept. one (1) TWO pound box of a parking lot with the key in iiChase & Sanborn I i;i S U G A R '*’"1 Seafood Dept. 11-oz.canof the ignition. An alert repossessor HILLSHIRE FARM ^ lE G G S GILLETTE UNCLE BEN’S spied the car, climbed in, and iCOFFEEi <1 G R A D E A |i|S W E E T LIFE TRAC II WHITE SANDWICH RREAD drove it away. SMALL STUFFED CLAMS CASINO ShopRite RICE “ In these circumstances, a court TIN SHAVING CREAM KIELBASA lb 88 I FROZEN MATLAWS 79WITH THIS 8 8 • NO PRESERVATIVES 24-oz 24-oz ~ ruled afterward, the debtor had with a $10.00 Purcbaia I Wllb a SIO.OO rarikaia BAKED Coupon good at any ShopRite Supermarket. W ith coupon, llmlff ona coupan. H with • llOaOO Purcheio Coupon good at any ShopRite Supermarket, COUPON no grounds for complaint. This re W llb coupon, lim it on# coupon. Wltb (aapaa. llaill aaa caapaa. lip lre t Set., Oct. 18,1975. pkg. Expiree Sat., Oct. 18,1975. :■ Oaad thru OCT. li, l*rs lJ W Limit one per family. possession, said the court, “evoked ( OaaN Ibru OCT. IN. I*T> OaaN Ibra OCT. U. IfTi ■ Limit one per family. » no breach of the peace, no dis OPEN 8 A.M. TO 10 P.M. AAon. thru Sat. iwiplopjl/ofeijt mnjlopjrokAlmmm' z turbance of public tranquility”— while effectively getting the mer chandise back where it legally be longed. Prices effective thru Sat., Oct. 18,1975. Not responsible for typographical errors. “In order to assure a sufficient supply of sales items for all of our customers, we must reserve the right to limit the purchase of. sales to units of 4 of any sale items, except where otherwise noted.” ®Wakefern Food Corporation, 1975. 1 I \ ^ ^ ^ PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Oct. IS , 1Q7S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Oct. 15. 1975- PAGE TWENTY-NINF. t
Y sponsoring come and get an early look i (• at our ‘ corn husk With This^ doll sessions Coupon Halloween party and •) ‘ The Indian Valley YMCA will H ~ o f f ELJEM SPEAKING decorating supplies, i ’ LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM conduct a three-session 00 € program on the making of corn On The Purchase of *10 or More at all fairway priced, too! husk dolls which was an early Finast Supermarkets. Limit One Coupon where a dollar's, worth a dollar! y American craft. Excluding Cigarettes & Tobacco. Valid Thru Oct. 18 By PAMELA SALOOM reproduce true from seeds For example, John McIntosh be a quilting bee, apple head Director however. That is, the fruit from transplanted a clump of apple dolls and a pumpkin contest. The course will be conducted “we have • ) ■ ■ ■ at the YMCA office at Vernon 0 Lutz Junior Museum a tree grown from the seed of trees found on a piece of land he Homemade apple pies and Although apples have long an apple will not produce fruit cakes, caramel apples and every Circle on three consecutive was homesteading in the early ^ the miracle of main^red Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. been an important part of that is an exact duplicate of the 1800’s. Only one of the trees cider will be sold. little -r apple from which the seed starting Oct. 22. man’s world, no one is really survived; its fruit had a flavor Bring the family and join us fa downtown Tnanchestef thing!" certain of the origin of the came. Consequently, as many for an Applebration Oct. 25. ■ Mrs. Virginia Lupoletti of and aroma that was greatly ad • vvW .) Pillsbury Hill, Vernon, a cultivated apple. Many at as a thousand varieties have mired. journeyman dollmaker with the tribute its beginning to the become known in this country In 1870, his son propogated south of the Caucasus, since the early settlers. Brigade of the American several trees from this one for Revolution, will teach the between the Caspian and In order to reproduce an his nursery and called the Black Seas. basics of creating and outfitting exact replica of a particular variety “ Mac Intosh.’’ The the dolls. Fossils indicate that apples variety, settlers took live buds growers from all over began . were known to exist as far west Following a softening bath in from a tree bearing the propogating the variety by bud as the Atlantic Ocean, covering desirable fruit and grafted it to warm water and glycerine, the HNASI HARViSr OF ding and grafting. Thus the most of Europe except in the a new seedling or wild apple husks will be shaped, dried, and Macs we eat today are extreme north. Some of these tree. It is this section of tree OF FINE FABRICS outfitted for the role intended. descended from that original fossils have been reported, by that bears the live buds that is The dolls may be used as table tree found in the wilderness. means of carbonized dating, to called the scion wood. FORTREL® Polyester/Rayon decorations, door hangings and Apples have always played an date back to the Iron Age. Most settlers kept a small as gifts. important role in the history of The class will be limited to 12 When the first settlers orchard of apple trees. The best our nation. One of its earliest arrived in the New World, there tasting apples and those with participants. There wiii be a SUPERMARKETS NAnONAL BRANDS! folk heroes was none other than sportsivear plaids were three species of wild some storage quality were kept registration fee and a small Jonathan Chapman, better apples growing in what was to for fresh fruit or peeled, strung charge for materials. These Ubby> known as “Johnny Appleseed.” later become the United States. and dried for use later in the Muted tones and perky brights on textured costs will be payable at the first Ubb)|>{ Ubbtp' Ubbyk As part of its Bicentennial Extra Bonus All three types were crab winter. The greatest portion of natural backgrounds. Great for any sports sew session. Each participant Ubbjj> Ubbi> Ubb]|> celebration, the Lutz Junior apples and not desirable for the crop was used in making ing: pants, suits, skirts, jackets. .should also bring scissors and UblNi> Museum is planning a special either eating as fresh fruit or cider, an important drink in the an empty, cyiindrical, spice- From r ^ \ lo w n ^ l day Saturday, Oct. 25, to honor for cooking purposes. colonial household. type jar. j OREEN f jO R E ^f the apple. VALUES TO $2.49 YARD ' ■•EMtfr Because Europeans thought Many of our most popular Anyone wishing to register or With imagination at play, there’s many a way to use an ap The public is invited to stop highly of the fruit’s versatility, varieties today — Macs, Red wishing further information Finast ple a day. Karen Lindquist Radding arranges all sizes and by between 2 and 5 p.m. to bob MACHINE WASH * DRIP DRY they brought seeds and scion Delicious, Jonathans — are should contact the YMCA of shapes and manner of apples in an exhibit at the Lutz for apples, make homemade wood of their favorite apple direct descendants of trees 45" Wide fice. Junior Museum. Ms. Radding is a volunteer teacher at the applesauce and view various varieties with them when they propogated by those early apple displays. There will also Del Monte Libby’s Cut 7-Up or museum. (Herald photo by Dunn) migrated. Apples do not settlers. 1l Sweet Corn Green Beans FORTREL® Polyester one 14 oz. bottle Cream Style or Whole Kernel R-C Cola Bristol teachers face contempt of court double knits United Press International Fancy - Jacquard and Novelty Double Knits Kenneth J. Laska, Bristol Bolton Striking teachers in Bristol bury High School on "malig state human rights commission In Hartford Tuesday, 10 per You'll find a wide variety of textures, designs Heinz 6-pack assistant corporation counsel, 1 7 OZ lO have been ordered to respond in nant racism.” has agreed to investigate the sons were arrested at Weaver 16 oz N.R. said the citations were signed and colors, you'll love these for fall and winter Hartford County Suprior Court Fighting among blacks and hiring practices of the school High School after fighting broke Bulldogs cans cans by Judge Francis O'Brien, who dresses or sportswear. Ketchup btls Monday why they should not be whites Oct. 1 caused injuries to system where only five of 150 out between rival gang issued a temporary injunction ! With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or M ore.m ' held in contempt for defying a at least 16 persons and forced teachers are black. members, police said. Most of last week ordering the teachers lose one Ka^ Limit One. Valid Thru Oct. 18 LfJi back-to-work order. officials to close the school for Andrews called for the those arrested on charges of VALUES TO $3.98 YARD to return to work. The walkout removal of the policemen, the Contempt citations were several days. Classes were disorderly conduct and loitering MACHINE WASH * TUMBLE DRY DONNA HOLLAND has affected classes for the resumed under the watch of reinstatement of 13 suspended were not students at the school, issued Tuesday for more than city’s 11,500 students. 6 4 6 -0 3 7 5 '^*8ti!iewinetaai'iO'
i . f . » .1 < i PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Oct. 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, -1975 — PAGE THIRTY-THREE SouthWindsor ■eeeeeeeeea Colonial CBmpout due Area police report ere Quality Always Exceeds The Price!\ VERNON be set up. Children will experience meetings set Vernon's Lake Street School will hold a cooking as well as demonstrations by area “Colonial Campout’’ Thursday from 9 EAST OF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET craftsmen. Regular meeting a.m. to 2 p.m. The public is invited to join the cam- Arrests Tuesday on court warrants The South Windsor Community Service I Both a military and an Indian camp will pout. Vernon charging them with collecting Council will hold its regular monthly Kenneth Jolly, 27, of 126 High money under false pretenses. meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the MEATOWN12154A SILVER LANE • EAST HARTFORD St., issuing a bad check on a Peterson Room of Our Savior Lutheran | On Sept. 20, the six collected HERALD YESTERDAYS court warrant Tuesday. He Church, 239 Graham Rd. $11 in change along Standish allegedly passed a bad check All interested residents and perspective | ONE STOP HOME Rd. as they claimed to be Meat Economy Outlet 25 Years Ago Club. She succeeds Miss Ann Bonkowski. for $155 Feb. 18 at the Diamond members are invited. collecting for the Ellington l||A ||n«i, Tues., Wed. V to 6 • Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9 New Verplanck School is turned over to Showcase store in Tri-City Campaign aides BUYING - SELLING! school authorities at brief ceremony. 10 Years Ago Plaza. Court is Nov. 5 in Athletic League, state police InUUnda Sat, 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Monday) Everett Delaney, incumbentl 646-4126 Frederic E. Werner, organist and choir Rockville. said. Real Estate 649-1922 The late William Foulds, who died Democratic selectman, has named Attys. KEITH director at Center Congregational Church Tolland Once Again! Lean, Bonalaaa m Memorial Day in a drowning accident, left The teenagers named by Edward Kuehn and Thomas Dennis as co NEW HOME for the past five years, resigns from the an estate valued at $306,610 according to A Doyle Rd. man, Everett police are: James Radel, 18, managers of the Delaney For Selectman | k4 Lot #117 Grissom Rd., post. an inventory filed with Probate Judge Wanegar, surprised two address not available, Dale Committee. SIRLOIN TIP ROAST juveniles in his home Tuesday Manchester. Beautiful 3 “ Mrs. P.R. Johnson is elected president John Wallett today. Thibodeau, 16, of 60 Mountain They will be assisted in District I by Bill I at 4 p.m. They were stealing his bedroom Dutch Colonial, of Lillian Gertrude Grant Expression St., Robert Dimock, 18, of 5 Flannelly; in District II by Janice Foss; in $400 silver coin collection, state family room, fully equipped f|| Quarry St. and Bart Dimock, District III by John Cutler and in District police said. Circa 1825. Eleven rms. 1st fir. family rm. kitchen w/dinette, formal 16, same address. IV by Janice Arnold. The juveniles were charged w/fireplace. Formal din. rm. Den living room & dining room, - "" Tour plans finalized with third-degree burglary and Historical outing w/fireplace. Oil heat. Charming old hs. tile foyer, 2-car garage, nice Court is Nov. 4 in Rockville. The South Windsor Historical Society | level lot. BOLTON Methodist Church from 10:30 a.m. until 4 third-degree larceny and will sponsor an outing to the Huguenot w/wide floor bds. Two interesting extra Members of the Bolton Bicentennial p.m. refered to Juvenile Court. House in East Hartford Oct. 26. bldgs: one the “slave house.” Two car gar- Committee met recently to finalize plans This historic home, over 200 years old, is age, extra bay & overhead storage. 2 Patios. for the homes tour scheduled for Saturday. License needed The Morrison Amoco service in the final stages of restoration. S .Any alz* plM * , The tour of four homes, and herb garden station on Rt. 74 was broken 1 35 Lovely large trees, well landscaped lot & Catherine Leiner, town clerk, said each In colonial Massachusetts, Persons interested in this tour should and a blacksmith shop will be conducted owner or keeper of a ferret must now into sometime Monday night. Fine for the Oven, or the Rotleeiere oval drive. RE-SALE - HOME law demanded that inhabitants meet at the Wood Memorial Library, Main with the assistance of members of the Missing are many tools, tires, VERNON <34,900 14 Dailey Cir., Vernon. Just license such ferret. The fee for licensing is of certain coastal towns plant St., at 2 p.m. $65,000. Republican and Democratic Town Com and equipment valued at $1,600. marram grass, recognized even 6'/2 room Cape babied for four years by very responsible re-decorated, beautiful 6- $ 1. "There is no charge for the tour and the Once Agalnl mittees, who will serve as hosts and Any dealer in ferrets must apply to the E llin g t o n then as a valuable dune Lean, Tender people. Remodeled kitchen you'll love. Located within room Cape. 3 or 4 bedrooms, approximate time of return is 4 p.m. Lean, Tender hostesses. town clerk for a ferret dealer's license. Four teenagers and two stabilizer. minutes ot two large shopping areas, still in an attractive carpeted living room, eat-in Tickets will be available at the United The fee for the license is $5. juveniles were arrested BEEF residential area. Four bedrooms, IV j baths, includes kitchen with range & CUBE many extras including a tool shed. Well worth looking at. PORTER STREET refrigerator, level wooded FOR STEW lot. Environmental education STEAK ^ ^ D X V F E S U
643 Monarchs emerge at Center 0 m MERRITT 99^ To School On Time — Aluminum sided 6 R ealto rs • 12 2 E. C enter St. • 6 4 6 -118 0 upon milkweed leaves, spin A small miracle has been tion after generation of va is brightly colored with a dis lb. their silk, form their A real fall Item (as is) ro o m C a p e w/downstairs bedrm. taking place at the Center for monarchs previously rested. tinctive pattern of black, white, Save 70‘ Ib.l chrysalises, and emerge full- Ie | I s | I e 9 | c | I c | | c | | c i Ic | | e | I e | Fireplaced liv. rm. 2-car garage w/elec. Phyllis’ and Mike’s knowledge of real estate brings to you Environmental Education — None of these butterflies have and yellow bands. grown. We are hoping to breed # * eye. Deep, beautiful, well treed yard. the trained professional touch rarely offered — whether the emergence of Monarch ever seen these trees before yet After moulting for the last m * * new generations which, if our Our Own, Fraah Made MINI-FARM buying or selling, take advantage of their numerous skills. butterflies. they find them year after year. time, the larva spins enough $42,900. efforts succeed, we will band ►A" i Perhaps you have seen some Monarchs cannot exist silk to attach itself by a button i and release. Personnel at the of these beautiful black and without milkweed. The to a secure site and as its body *■ ^ ITALIAN SAUSAGE Center are cooperating in a orange butterflies flying about milkweed plant was once used droops with head down, forms a banding program with Dr. F.A. in your garden. At this time of by “ folk” doctors to treat letter J. Here the beginning of a Urquahart who initiated thq^ Vt"*- the year they are beginning ringworm or to produce miracle unfolds. The end of the I 'i research several years ago at their migration southward — vomiting. The milky juice has body swells and the skin slowly the University of Toronto. In you might be seeing one that many of the same qualities as begins to crack up the back. As MARTIN SCHOOL AREA this way the flights of banded began its journey at the Cana rubber but man has not been the old skin darkens, shrivels, individuals can be traced and dian border and it may be able to convert it into a rubber and falls away, it reveals a their wintering grounds iden headed for Mexico — a distance substitute. Milkweeds contain chrysalis of a soft pearly-green lb. tified. Several remarkable x-X*, of some 2,000 miles. These certain chemical substances with a band of metallic gold returns have been reported as a Medium which can be poisonous to man markings. ... $ journeying butterflies move 1.19or Hot result of this program. A like migrating birds, instinc but are readily eaten by the lar In this stage of development, Get Away From the Noise - also live com 1 Monarch banded July 2 in On • a ' ^ You Seve 40* to 60* Ib.l tively holding their course. vae of the Monarch and seem to the insect will rest for eight to Mike Benevento Phyllis Jackston tario was found Oct. 18 in fortably in this 6 rm. RANCH. 2 Fireplaces, They can fly to heights of 400 give something of their 15 days. In the meantime, the ' » » ♦ I . Galveston, Tex. So, next time « * IV 2 Baths. Fam. rm. Terrific treed lot. COLONIAL- 6 room Colonial *27,500 feet and are strong fliers able to poisonous nature to them. This color of the chrysalis will t All Beet, Fresh Ground Lean, Fresh you see a butterfly, catch it, | South Windsor Manchester mancnesier Line ■ 100x200. Here you may enjoy country living CAPE-3 bedrooms, good shape *33,500 withstand quite strong winds. factor makes both the young change, growing darker as the look to see if it may be tagged Charming 5-room home set on a 2 acre park like p g | in the city. COLONIAL— one acre lot (approx.) *35,000 They have been found at sea as and adult Monarchs very dis tissues inside reorganize. The (on the wing) and report it to yard complete with garage, barn and hen house. Sit . far out as 500 miles. tasteful to insect eaters such as orange and black wings can ROUND $41,900. CAPE— Eight large rooms, *38,900 us. If this is not possible, just HAMBURG on the front porch and enjoy complete relief from l ~ | Although single individuals bluejays or crows. If then be seen through the RAISED RANCH— immaculate *48,900 keeping track of the number of the noises ot the city and still have the advantages | are most commonly seen swallowed, the predator vomits transparent cover of the APARTMENT BLOG. — 3 units *68,500 individuals seen at this time of GROUND of a shopping center close by. Priced (airly at $33,- Ip s i around here, many gather into and thus rids itself of the chrysalis. Slowly then the Qnn VICTORIAN HOUSE— completely refurnished, the year can be most useful. A 900. small groups to migrate and poison. As a result, the predator chrysalis cracks open at the 10 rooms, *72,500 population decline can indicate they may stop to rest en route will leave the Monarch alone. bottom and the adult butterfly AA a THE HAYES the delicate balance that exists Call Us Today at certain trees where genera- Thus the smaller, similarly drops down, clinging to the DEAD END STREET colored Viceroy butterfly also empty case until its wings ex between their survival and a CORPORATION changing environment. bs^ ^ lb. ^ e itL R.eai Sdate Q n l U i v JACKSTON-AVANTE escapes being attacked because pand and harden. In a few hours ib 55 East Center St. to a predator, it resembles the the Monarch will be ready to Betty Newton 99 M anchester ^ ^ = = ^ 0 1 Real Estate Agency Sorry, 10 lb. Limit 10 Lbs. or more We do extensive industrial & commer 172 EAST CENTER STREET ■ MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 orange and black Monarch. fly. Center for 6 46 -0 13 1 TO ___jT l Itl. 646-1316 or 646-5461 Environmental 646-4126 649-1922 MANCHESTER Life for the Monarch begins If this adult is the last genera cial real estate. Some of our offerings in (Our Temporary Location is 127 W. Middle Tpke., Education in a jewel-like, ribbed and tion of the season, it will then clude: PRIME INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL M anch,) September 30, 1975 IclfclIsilsilsilalEllEllcllEI HOSPITAL pointed, pale green egg the size begin its southern trek where it A Monarch butterfly Once Again! Lean, Tender Bus. zoned in E. Hfd. - 2800 sq. ft., one story, SALE/LEASE of the head of a common pin. will winter. In early spring, if a I ■ Brick bldg. & two fam. Lot 107x135. $100,000. NOTES The color changes gradually to female, it will fly northward a Indust. bldg, on Sheldon Rd. 8500 sq. ft. Will C I D - COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT DIV. OF CONN. dark gray just before hatching certain distance to lay its eggs LONDON BROIL 2■ divide. Plenty power & parking. High ceiling. and takes from three to four on young milkweed leaves, then your Master Charge Welcome On All freeier Orders (CUT FROM TOP ROUND) LEASE only. Discharged Monday: Theresa days. After crawling out, the die. Its offspring, after passing Pansullo, 565 Vernon St.; tiny larva eats its own eggshell, through the above described George Lewis, 12 Pearl St.; then climbs to the tender new process (known as Main St. cor. lot. Land lease. Close to hospital. Ema Luz, 96 Pine St.; Beatrice leaves of the plant where it metamorphosis) will continue 3■ Also one on Center St. Robinson, 112 Deep wood Dr.; I WESTERN BEEF feeds and sheds its skin four or northward — perhaps into William McNall, 240 Charter five times in about 15 days. Canada or as far as there are 63 TOLLAND TPKE. OPEN SUNDAY 9-6 Oak St.; Margheri Fava 210 During this time its weight in milkweed plants on which to Open Nights Charter Oak St.; Lucinda creases about 3,000 times. If feed. MANCHESTER 643 1184 MON. thru FRI. 9-9 p.m. SAT. & SUN. 9-6 p.m. A close knit family organization. We’re Bissell, 22 Flower St.; June man grew along the same Here at the Center we have With a complete line of Pinkin, 22 Santina Dr. proportions, as an adult he an exhibit of live Monarchs. We RESERVE THE RIGHT TO $ __ExcellenHoMhe_Outdoor_Barbegu^^ GROCERIES & PRODUCE LIMIT QUANTITIES 1.39 would weigh nine tons. The lar have been watching larvae feed abie to give courteous, personal atten ------SPECIRLS TH JRS-FRI-SRT------We’ll Have NEW LISTING Plenty This WeekI Sliced, Western Lovely 8 room Split Level. 1st floor family room, tireplaced THINLY SLICED FRESH BOSTON rec room, formal dining room, enclosed rear yard, screened tion to details. Built on old fashion LEAN, PORK in porch. Priced to sell. Call todayl a ITALIAN STYLE BEEF VERNON-MANCHESTER LINE NEW HOMES honesty, integrity & reliability. Custom built 7-room brick and aluminum sided Colonial. Plus charming 2 box BLUE SPARE stall stable with corral. Excellent garden area. Below replacement cost at $52,500. Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts. 646-3233. LIVER $42,90(1 • 5 room Ranch, king size master bedroom, country style kitchen, &VEAL CUTLETS FISH oversize two car garage. LOVELY BOLTON RIBS 8-rpom Tri-level Split in auiet country setting. Level lot, nicely landscaped. 3 FILLETS lb.< $49,990 - 4 bedroom garrison colonial, 2 V2 baths, family room, 2 car garage, plus hardwood floors. bedrooms, family room, den, 14 baths, oversized 2-car garage ALSO Talcottville STOBEW ■ W I m B i $51,900-4 bedroom Raised Ranch, 2 V3 baths, fireplaced family room, well SEPARATE GARDEN HOUSE. Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 MEATY SOUP SHANKS landscaped lot. WE ALSO BUY PROPERTIES AT QUIET CUL DE SAC CENTER CUT END CUT C $54,900 • 3 bedroom Garrison, large country kitchen, tireplaced family room. Custom built 8-room, one-owner Colonial in choice residential area. Im ROUTE 83 - NEXT TO TALCOTTVILLE POST OFFICE $59,900-9 room Garrison Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2V] baths, sunken living maculate move-in condition. 4 bedrooms, fireplaced family room. 2‘-z 8 9 ‘ ib. 4 9 ' i b BATHS. Early occupancy. Call Suzanne Shorts. 6^3233 or Ed Snyde. 646-6479 PICCADILLY SQUARE J.69 room. FAIR MARKET PRICES! BONELESS SHOULDER CLOD lb. single Pound 39* BABBLING BROOK Save 50* Ib.l Plus 3 lovely acres go w th this 8-room custom built Colonial. 4 bedrooms Excellent Selection of: lOVEN ROAST BEEF Ed SnySr Charming country location. Nicely landscaped Call Breads, Rolls, Candies, Cookies, J .491 SENTRY J. WATSON BEACH CO. GRbdND i j U U N b 646-4126 KEITH Real Estate 649-1922 iH _____ Chips, Snak Cakes. CHUCK ROUND F ^ E Z E l Real Estate Services Manchester Office • 647-9139 loutiwusw WE ARE STILL FAR BELOW THE MARKET VALUEI mis PHONE 289-4331 99V 1.19,. (Hanging Weight) Keebler Cookies & Crackers at discount prices Av. W t. 14-17 IlM. R IO IN TIP Steaks & Roasts U.S.D.A. Lean, Western, Steer Soderholm ;T be SOLD’’ says 'lb . ROAST B EST BUYS VERNON Conadian Oatmeal 20 o z . l o a f HINDS OF BEEF Dave Doremus FOR" DEU SPECIALS lb . L- ^ I X BUGNACKI'S SPECIAL BEEF By BELFIORE 7-room Cape, 3-4 bedrooms, BREAD I good size kitchen with range SIRLOIN HIP o f BEEF I and refrigerator, fireplaced A v. wt 2S lbs. 18-10 sirloin steaks) 1.59 *85,000 1 living room, rec room, 1-car | b o l o g n a 9 9 « Unique, stone and slate construction! Over nine rooms of SHORT LOIN o f BEEF , 150 lbs. and up] jattached garage with ENeUSH Av. wt. 25 lbs. I ^11 muted elegance. Three out buildings. Over 3 acres of lovely j breezeway and enclosed, 5 pkgs. of 6 (10-12 porterhouse steaks) kB. • .a# land, with a delightful combination of sun and shade. 81 GROCERY SPEOAU W I patio. Owners anxious! 5-$|oo stock Up At Tbls Prich, As Gurgling trout stream runs length of property. Beautiful In any MUFHNS i-irr MAYONNAISE ivm s wi«nMS«s UunrI 89^ PRODUa SPECIALS It’s A Real Low Ball Pricel season, but you should see It nowl 31b. TOMATO SO UP6.!rr-99" M iicini A p p les 3 9 ' U.S.D.A. Trimmed Carriage Trade 3 lb.' *72,900 QUALITY 00 WN^’ CAKE MIXES " 4 8 ' CorllarifJ A p p les i)an 3 9 ' Eight room, tour bedroom Contemporary Colonial. 2Vs baths, FOR' 2-car garage. Thermopane windows and doors. Distinctive goes with this clean, p'^.^kumon Fabric Softener nai. 6 9 ' wh,,e G r o p e fn iit 7 9 * PREfZELS BOnOMIncludes theROUNDS Full Eyel interior treatment. Wall-to-wall carpeting. Partial stone front. bedroom Ansaldi built RINGSLOGS-RODS-STICKS ^^r«'^"BATH TISSUES 8 p“^ ^ 1 .1 5 ooN^praycranberries iib. 3 9 ' A quality U&R home built especially for the owners, located Ranch. Large kitchen with on a no-traffIc, short, cul-de-sac street. I dishwasher, dining area, "Our Own" Brand K iHome Freeaer Departiwcntl fireplaced living room, a Quaint older 7-room Colonial with huge 1st floor *65,000 fantastic wood paneled rec authentic pine paneled and fireplaced family room, 2- Nine rooms ot a delightful "Hldaway Home" about 10 minutes I car garage, owner has retired to the Cape, very DOZ.PKG. m * 10.8 acres with immaculate 6-room full dormer room with bar and I HINDS of BEEF SIDES o f BEEF CHUCKS o f BEEF fiS 17 lbs. from Manchester Center! This custom Ranch comes with a DONUTS I Average Cape, large enclosed porch, farm, ideal for horses. fireplace, lots of storage and anxious. Reduced to $38,900. Make us an offer! PLAIN & SUGAR whole pageful of features. Builder created this one for work shop space in base S 1.19b 1.09b 99V I himselfl One acre private lot, with equal components of sun I ment. Reduc^ to $38,900. ConsItU of: Cube Steak, Rump Roast, Stew, Hamburg *56,000 Real Estate $1.9 and shade. One of the nicest patios we've ever seen. Please All Pepperidge Form '/^HINDS8il4SIDESALSOAVAILABLE AT ABOVE PRICES S allow time for a thorough Inspection. Center EVERY WEDNESDAY W RAPPED , FROZEN - NO EXTRA CHARGE m CUT, QUICK j X WE reserve THE RI6HT TQ LIINIT QUANTITIES ! tAVaactxacd & 5V,osseUo| WE ACCEPT FOOD STAM KI WARREN E. HOWLAND! 646-4144 (DOKIES Bargain Day REALTORS-ML8 IN O T IC E t OPEN NITES TIL 9 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SPECIALS ARE GOOD THURS., FRI., and SAT, BELFIORE AGENCY 646-2482 FRECHETTE & MARTIN, Realtors I Realtor-MLS 189 Wait Centar Straat iSoM A t Reduced Prices EXTRA SPECIALS 1 6 .1 7 ~ Realtors 647-1413 643-11081 263 Main St., Manchester ACCEPT FE'DERALfOOD 5 Ta MF s •V , I P.A.Q? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Oct. 15. 1975 — PAGE THIRTY-FIVE FRANK AND ERNEST BYTHAVES Apartments for Rant Answer lo Previous Puzzle 53 Apartments for Rent S3 Apartments for Rent 53 Autos fo r Sale 61 '^*4**4 **4e^*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee»ee^ O n S u n d a y WE HAVE customers waiting B E R T A D Z E M A R ^ ' A C T u A l L V , I ' M 1968 YELLOW automatic VW % for the rental of your apartment A R E O 1 R £ D A L 1 convertible, good second car, ACROSS DOWN D 1 A T o M 1 T E R A N Charles Schultz or home. J.D. Real Estate NOW RENTING! E N call 875-1897 after 5. O E D E A N L 1 N 1 Church bench 1 Preface (ab.) G K I N D o F So r r y Associates, Inc. 646-1980. M E S S s O N 4 Prayer 2 Republic ol N MERCEDES BENZ, 230, 1966. O D S E T S c A R T I want to know I want to understand Which do you prefer, T H t E c o n o m y i 5 LOOKING for anything in real INDEPENDENCE Dear Abby ending Ireland D E S S A A V A T A R Peare5t,darlinge5t Very clean, very good condi 8 What choir will 3 Wagon c A V i A R D E L F T F you better. you. I want to know estate rental - apartments, do K N o the dry-mix or the tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- (archaic) T s Ta 1 L O E E darling, t u r n I N C a b o u n d • • • homes, multiple dwellings, no VILLAGE 9800 days, or 247-9031. By Abigail Van Buren 12 Narrow inlet 4 Witnesses T E D S E A M everything about you. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 13 Story 5 Maid's name R A S E R s T E A R S canned dog food? Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 14 Particle 6 Otherwise b G O M O u S E T R A P I T f l a t t e n e d u s Manchester 1969 CHRYSLER Town and 15 Son ol Gad 7 Clean (Fr.) T A N E M M A E A S F Dir. from Route 6 & 44A Country Wagon, new transmis E R S S E E D S M E W NEWER Three-bedroom (Bib.) 8 Boy’s i. r ; » 8 o T H CoMiNC AND North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) sion, brakes, differential, DEAR A M Y : Please help me settle an argument. A few 16 Both Old and nickname Duplex - 1V4 baths, carpeting, 29 Reverberate to Henry. excellent engine, good tires, mghts ago, I was out with the same gal 1 always date. We’re New 9 Repeating 45 Maiden name all appliances. $275 monthly. $700, call 643-9463. 18 Barrier 10 Not any 31 Away from 47 Gel up r n . ; : " Frechette & Martin, Inc., Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in pretty close. She s very independent about a lot of things, 20 Latin 11 Greenwich wind 4 9 ------laclo Realtors, 646-4144. a park-like setting, quiet neighborhood, such as opening doors for herself and things like that. Well conjunction Mean Times 32 Things in 50 Space 1970 STANDARD shift (pl.) (ab.) series 52 Glut Maverick, good running condi ic ? u “r ! i ^ " ^ incident 35 Abraham's Business Property 26 Services Offered 31 Heating-Plumbing MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 close to shopping, church, bus, pooi and 21 Legal point 17 Fictional dog 54 Bacchanal's 35 Articles lor Sale 41 tion, needs body work, $500. wile cry bedroom Townhouse, IVz baths, We stopped at a garage to have something fixed on my 22 Carbohydrate 19 Kind ol lettuce tennis. Featuring: Call 644-9205. suffix 23 Bombasts 36 Disabled 55 Sometimes TOLLAND SEVEN ROOM TREE SERVlCE-(Soucier) ONE USED 10x12' overhead full basement, private en car, and because she s a pretty good-looking girl, the American Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss BOTTI HEATING and Plum • Massive Bedroom s Walk-In Closet 24 Girl's name 25 Explosive sung in church house plus detached possible Trees cut, trimmed or topped, bing - All heating and plumbing door with hardware, one used trances and patio, includes mechamc began flirting with her. To start with, this 26 Disciple 2 6 ------boy!Veterans 56 Female sheep three room income apartment. • Full Basement e Laundry Hook-Ups 1973 HORNET Hatchback, V-8, (ab.) IS COACH YES, SIR. BUT THAT'S stumps removed, fullv insured. repairs plus remodeling. Call 10x10’ overhead door with heat, appliances, carpeting, automatic, X Package, air- annoyM both of us. When his talk became offensive, I spoke 30 Pilasters 27 Small lake (pl.) WHY DIDN'T YOU In-ground pool, all situated on Got a tree problem? Well worth pool, air-conditioning, $290 per 33 Rocky hill 28 Prophesies 40 Perils 58 Take a seat BATES IVHAT IT TAKES TO TBLL HIM THE 643-1496. hardware, one 350,000 BTU oil • Private Entrances and Patios conditioning, radials, call 646- up and straightened him out. WERE YOU IN THE DRESS PRETTY HAVE A WINNING 250' X 227' commercial lot. a phone call. 742-8252. month. Paul W. Dougan, 34 Fluid pouches (Latin) 43 Gains 59 Sesame truth, FRED! YOU fired hot air fprnace, good con • Air Conditioner e Color Co-ordinated Decor 1230 days, or 646-3087 nights. iny girl became upset with me, saying it was ING ROOM WHEN THE ROUGH TEA M -A N D WE'RE SAW WHAT .Asking $44,500. Audrey 36 Ceramic piece INCIDENT TOOK PLACE ON THE PLUMBING and Heating dition, call 646-7297. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. HER place to straighten the mechanic out if she thought he 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 STILL UNDEFEATED. HAPPENED! Schaefer, Broker, 875-5351, includes heat 37 Froglike 11 — BETWEEN DAVE FLEET PLAYERS?/ O'" ...... repairs, remodeling a speciaii- 1967 MUSTANG, 6 cylinder was out of line. ® animal 643-1667. MANCHESTER- Large newer 111 13 14 Palnllng-Papering 32 Contractor. UNIVOX electric piano, recent standard shift, good mileage, Granted, if she were alone, it would have been her place. 39 Edible fish ly bought, excellent condition. duplex three bedroom apart 41 Mesh fabric ______Call to 8:30 a.m. and 6-7 p.m., We have a large variety ol’ l & 2-bedroom rebuilt engine. Call 643-6312. was with me, I thought it was MY place. 15 16 17 649-4056. Call Gary, 649-0125. ment. Immaculate conmtion 4 2 ------Highway PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. apartments and townhouses throughout the What do you think? lo Alaska BUSINESS ZONE III throughout. Priced right. R. 18 19 2, Five years experience. Town of Manchester. 44 Citrus Iruils 128 East Canter St. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate 646- 1971 PLYMOUTH Sebring Plus, CHIVALRY LIVES ■ ■ Excellent references. Pete, 742- 1980. 46 Iris layer 22 a 1 25 Manchester $1200, 1970 Chevrolet Malibu 48 Chemical 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. flooring 36 women would be angry with a date ■ DESIRABLE CORNER LOT DOG-CAT BOARDING reser Raymond F. Damato two door coupe $850, 1971 Pon suffix 26 27 28 29 30 who failed to straighten out a presumptuous stranger, but 31 32 Modern two bay service station, easily INSIDE - Outside painting, FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, vations. Combined inside/out- Owner Developer tiac Bonneville, Two door hard 49 Adjective ■ converted to other professional uses. Bargain Buys for Battered top, $1495, 1972 Buick Electra maybe your gal enjoyed it. suffix 33 35 36 Owner financing available, asking $59.* fe c ia l rates for people over 65. floors like new, no waxing, side runs, partitioned privacy, Designed With BiH^et$,.in the want ads. $2500, 1971 Chevrolet Impala, In My case, now that you know she prefers to fight her 51 Transposes ■ 000. Fully Insured. Estimates given. (specializing in older floors). germicidal lighting. Canine 31 38 39 I You in Mind $1595, Repossessions, Savings own battles, either give her that privilege or find a less (ab.) r Call 649-7863. Ceilings and inside painting. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, 53 Fowl (pl.) ■ ■ Manchester, 646-5971. Modal Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Dally Bank of Manchester, 646-1700. mihtantly independent girl. 42 43 46 LAWRENCE F. FIANO John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- 57 Cyanide Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 2222. 60 Pledge 46 ■ 1 Realtors 649-5371 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor 1964 DODGE Polara, 4-door, DEAR ABBY: I wrote to you 10 years ago, but I didn’t solemnly 48 per roll. Experinced PRIVATE riding instructions, THE CHARLES 649-3940 • 646-1021 • 643-4535 318 engine, engine and take your advice. My problem was that after 33 years of 61 Half (prefix) ■ tradesman. Clall R. English and Western, $5.00 per 49 50 51 IF 53 54 55 56 BUT H E G O T L O S T MATBE T H A T 'S A LONIG-^ marriage, I found out that my husband was having an 62 Mix WOODS! Starkweather, 644-3194. hour, call 633-5571, anytime. APARTMENTS transmission, good condition. ■ ■ IM THE HE'LL .WALK FOR A Real Estate Wanted 28 63 Spanish 5/ 58 59 6U CHARLES DRIVE Needs battery, $75 or best offer. affmr with a young woman who worked for him. s t i l l FORMERLY cheer 57-VEAR OLD, □ MISC. FOR SALE BASSET HOUND - ARC Call 646-1841 after 5:30. I told you that although I still loved him, I wanted to end 64 Hops’ kiln 61 ALL CASH for your property PAINTING - interior and 173-183 E. MIDDLE TPKE. UNUSUAL Deluxe one NEWINGTON - Woodsedge our marriage. 62 63 COME D O e .'; exterior, paperhanging, ...... registered, male, eight months. bedroom Townhouse, private 65 Congers HOME.' within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Luxury Apartmtntt, tomw fsaturw Apartments - Luxury 2 bedroom NOVA-1970, 350, 4-speed, good b4 65 excellent work. References. $150, 742-9394. entrances and patio, fuU base ^ should bide my time, that as long as I 66 Dawn 66 instant service. Haves Corpora Articles tor Sale 41 fireplace, 1 or 2 car garage, patio apartments, located in a condition, $1,250. Alter 5, 646- goddess 15 Free estimates. Fully insured. heal A hot water Included. Quiet ment, includes, heat, still loved him I should try to forgive and forget, and that I tion. 646-0131. wooded setting, with club 3325. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Martin Mattson, 649-4431. SHELTIE Collie and Siberian location, not on a through street. appliances, carpeting, and pool. should keep my marriage together, which is what he wanted ALUMINUM sheets used as house, swimming pool and ten to do. printing plates, .007 thick, husky mixed breed. Best offer $245 per month. Paul W. nis courts. Call 678-1881, SELLING your house? Call us over $10. Call 646-3467. Rent at $260, New 1965 CHEVELLE, SS.blue body first and we ll make you a cash PAPER HANGING Expert. 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or Monday-Friday 9-4:30. with 1970 383 Plymouth engine My pride was so hurt that 1 divorced him, anyway. He Your average paper, in average Phone 643-2711. buildings start at $275. 643-4535. married the young woman, but soon afterwards, he started Astro-graph offer. One dav service. T. J. FREE TO good home - one year and 4-speed Hurst, runs good, Croekett, Realtor, 643-1577. room, $25. Mr. Richman, M6- OPEN FOR INSPECTION MANCHESTER - six room must sell. Best offer takes it. Mlhng me, telling me that he had made a terrible mistake. 3864. CLEAN USED refrigerators, old, spayed female Colll-Cocker MANCHESTER - newer three Duplex in two family house, He said he still loved me, could never forgive himself for By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Spaniel mix, good with DAILY 2 p.m. UNTIL DARK Call 646-2014. IMMEDIATE CASH for your ranges, automatic washers, OR BY APPOINTMENT bedroom Duplex, half of two large p rd , close to shopping what he had done and wanted to come "home.” R. children, well trained and For Thursday, Oct. 16, 1975 property. Let us explain our H E B E R T & Son with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's family, full basement, includes and school, includes carpeting, DODGE DART, 1967, 6 My pride still wouldn’t let me take him back. Well, he LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) paperhanging, painting, com Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- housebroken, 643-1672 after 6 646-0800 or 646-1540 appliances and carpeting, 1 1/2 You're prone to divulge per fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, p.m. sto v e , and g a ra g e , $210 cylinder, automatic, $625. Good med a yMr ago. He left a little something to his second wife, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) 647-1413. mercial and residential, free 2171 baths, $280 per month, Paul monthly, call 649-8589. condition, after 5, 646-3325. but the bulk of his estate he left to me. He was a rich man, Others won't show you the sonal matters to the wrong set Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence estimates, 644-0642. VERNON W.Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, same consideration you have of ears today. Be very selective POODLES, for sale, females, - Town House and now I am a rich woman, but that doesn’t matter. I as to the person you discuss SCREENED LOAM - drivewa; G a rd e n s , 643-4535. shown them. Don't expect to WHAT A BREAK 1„, A CHANCE TO OH, &ROTHER1,,. I MEAN, HE COULD BE TAKING HIS MAY WE BUY your home? one black, one silver. AKC beautifully TWO SNOW TIRES- E78-14, guess he really did love me. intimacies with. GET THE FIRST FILMED CLOSE-UPS \ Quick, fair, all cash and no J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom gravel, processed gravel, sani landscaped apartment com receive a favor Just because L HOPE EASY LIFE IM HIS HANDS, 6ETTINS SO registered, puppy shot. 644- Homes lor Rent 54 purchased brand new, I wish I had taken your advice, Abby. OF THE MYSTERIOUS BIGFCDOTi KNOWS WOT HE S problems. Call Warren E. Painting - Interior and exterior. stone and fill. George H. Grif- munity of unusual architectural 4 ROOMS and sunporch, heat, guaranteed four years, used you’ve done a good turn. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If CLOSE TO THOSE MONSTERS! Paperhanging. Remodeling. 0014. hot water, garage, central, no TEN YEARS WASTED DOIN01 ----e - - O ------^ Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. fing, Andover, 742-7886. design, featuring private en MANCHESTER - four-room only last winter, stillill like TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you have occasion to contract Gutters. Fully insured. 649- someone to do work (or you to o trances, private patio with children or pets, adults. Call house, immaculate condition, new, $45, call 649-8531 after 5. You're not nearly as alert as you 9658. Livestock 44 CONFIDENTIAL TO “ALONE AND DEPRESSED” day, be extra cautious of your INSTANT cash for your home. sliding glass door, wall-to-wall 649-7128. should be in handling your fireplace, fully furnished, pre IN MOBILE, ALA.: Loneliness is the mother of choice. Overpayment Is likely If Call Dan Reale. at Reale's carpeting, range, refrigerator, ENGINE and transmission business affairs. Someone OUTDOOR WHY TRAVEL miles to enjoy yard, garage, no pets, no depression. Keep busy and socially active. Let no week go you pick the wrong party, Corner Realtors. 646-4525. disposal, master TV antenna, MANCHESTER Gardens - ef children, $275 monthly, Hayes from a 1966 Ford, very good much more wide-awake is go your horse? Box stalls, Olympic ficiency and two bedroom by without extending or offering m invitation. If no one Building-Contracting 33 FLEA MARKET traverse rods; storage and Corp. 646-0131. running condition. Call 649-1156 ing to gel the drop on you. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. size ring, and miles of trails a p a rtm e n ts, a v a ila b le in calls you—call someone! WE WILL buy your home. AND TAG SALE available in Manchester. Call laundry facilities in basement. after 5:30. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A 21) You’re apt to be too much a Quick efficient professional NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Total electric, no pets. One and beautiful country setting. Walk VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 gambler (or your own good to Every Sunday 643-0355. to everything. Rent includes Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel well-meaning but poorly ad service, call us first. W. J. Bar- Remodeling, repairing, ad two bedroom apartments im 1/2 baths, family room, in 1966 CADILLAC, reconditioned vised friend is going to get you day. Don't bank on Lady Luck comb Realtor, 644-8000. 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. mediately available through heat, hot water, appliances, and to save your bacon if you take ditions, rec rooms, porches and Boats-Accessorles 45 cludes appliances, one car gar engine, new paint job, very m d e s T off on the wrong foot today. roofing. No job too small. Call BROAD ST. COMMON, November 1, starting at $165 parking. Superintendent, 646- age, $350 a month, Paul W. reasonable, 649-5557 after 6 Listen to what others say, but silly risks. MANCHESTER 0090. Equal Housing. eer n t o - I S AN EAST of the river church 649-3144. 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. per month. Call 872-0528 Mon Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- p.m. use your good judgment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen 19) Behind Dairy Queen on Broad StraaL day through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 Some confidential information .seeks land suitable for building Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- 4535. BU6SY CANCER (June 21-July 22) I-K T V B|} - s P|' in Vernon, Rockville, North CARPENTRY - Repairs, Indoor apace available lor dealera p.m. for appointment. FIRESTONE Town-Country about the family is going to and cralltparaona. 8119. PET You tend to brush things under Manchester area. Minimum remodeling, additions, garages, McKEE ST. - seven room older radials, HR78-14, 6 ply rayon, the rug today. These sins of leak out today. You'd better Alley Oop — Dave Graue PRESIDENTIAL find the source and plug it up two acres. Call 644-0988 or 872- roofing, call David Patria, 644- NEW DEALERS WEEKLY! 18' THOMPSON fiberglass, 110 MANCHESTER - available house, large lot, $250 and studs, 1100 miles. Half price, omission will later come back .3280. 1796. November 1st , five room $64 pair. 10-5, weekdays, 56 quickly. For Inlormatlon, call Horse Mercury engine, $2500, VILLAGE APTS. security, telephone, 646-1189. to haunt you. THAT'S THE STORY, ALLEY.' flew s a c k duplex, near hospital, eat-in Haynes Street, Manchester. ...DOC W EU, ..SO OL' DAVE \ GOODNESS, IF HIS > WELL, WHAT ______6 4 9 -6 5 4 4 trailer and many accessories MANCHESTER LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) AFTER (JACK PETERSON FUR TO THE LAB, PRO I'LL BE OLSON BURIED I BUSINESS WAS HALF ARE WE WAmkie kitchen, stove and refrigerator, NISHED US Wrm DIRECTIONS BUILDING - Remodeling, included. 66 Baldwin Rd., MANCHESTER - Six room Overlooking and excusing the The fact that you could let a GRAMMED THE DANGEP HIS PROFITS, y AS GOOD AS OURS, I FOR ? LET'S SO no pets, utilities not included. TO OLSON'S CACHE.., TIME-kAACHINE, MISC. SERVICES roofing, rec rooms, additions, Manchester, 644-2063. One and two bedrooms. single partially furnished older 1967 MUSTANG Fastback, faults In one you love will seem friend down today, is distur EH? ^.t>^THEM h e MUST h a v e V SEE.' garages. All kinds, carpentry Parking one car. $210 plus house, two bedrooms, engine good, body needs work. bing. If you try to rationalize AND HERE WE STASHED A BUNDLE.' DARK RICH loam, five yards Near schools, churches charitable to you today. '----- ARE.' work. For estimates call 649- $28. plus tax, pool patio sand, 32’ CABIN cruiser, partially security. 649-8220. redecorated, spacious grounds, Best offer. Call 289-7337 after 6. However, you'll only weave a later with flimsy excuses, you'll Services Offered 31 1142. and shopping center, on no pets. Write Box V, tangled web that you'll have to only make matters worse. gravel, and stone 643-9504, restored, hull in good sound oseooo condition, asking $100. 649-7591, MANCHESTER - November 1st bus line. Call anytime Manchester Herald. 1968 FIREBIRD, 350 cubic inch, unravel later. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If REWEAVI.NG burns, holes. WES ROBBINS c a r p e n t^ occupancy, brand neW three automatic, excellent condition, ALUMINUM SIDING - or 646-6617. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) This you want to buy something to Zippers, um brellas repaired. remodeling specialist. A bedroom duplexes in residential no rot, no rust. Best offer over S> 197! by Wtinv BIOS Inc . day, keep your top price in Warehouse clearance. 040-2623 TM Rig LISTEN. 0S60X> is not a good day to make Window shades. V e n e tia n ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Sacrifice! Will sell and com neighborhood. Starting at $275 $950. 643-9037. US Pll on ■ mind and slick to it. Otherwise, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. per month. Includes appliances Business for Rent 55 AFTER THIS IE fin a n c ia l requests from built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, pletely install heavy guage Antiques 48 members of your family. You'll you'll let your desire exceed Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649-5221. 649-3446. and carpeting. Heat not in PARTS DEPARTMENT now YA DON'T LIKE your means. aluminum siding on average 1,000 SQUARE Feet space on only embarrass them, as well house 1000 square feet for $788. WANTED Antique furniture, cluded. Security deposit and open Saturdays. Complete line YER. FOOD. as yourself. MILLAR TRFJE Service, Inc. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - glass, pewter, oil paintings, or references required. No pets. THIRD FLOOR apartment, Broad Street behind Dairy of Chrysler parts. Chorches Full financing available. Queen, ideal for any small ser vJIlST BARK/ Removal, pruning, lot clearing, new homes custom built, Guaranteed. Call Carl collect other antique items. R. Call 647-9936 or 649-2003. four rooms, two enclosed Motors, 649-3646. Berry’s World \lO-IS spraying. Fully insured. remodeled, additions, rec Harrison, 643-8709. porches, married couple only. vice or retail business. $325 525-9135. monthly. 649-6544. Licensed. Free estimates. rooms, garages, kitchens ROCKVILLE 3'h ROOMS No children or pets. Security Trucks tor Sale 62 Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway Phone 646-3437. 633-5354. remodeled, bath tile, cement QUILTS - bedspreads, pillows ANTIQUES Wanted - American deposit required. $140. Utilities work. Steps, dormers. Residen to match. $20. up. Call 649-5459, furniture, oriental rugs, pain ROCKLAND TERRACE and appliances not included. MANCHEST 1973 CHEVY pick-up, 3/4 ton TWO HANDYMEN will clean, tial or commercial. Call 649- 643-6927. Formtr KIng’t DtpL Slort truck, $2,5. 40,000 m iles. . MAAM' SOUND9 A9BESTDS GLOVES tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, Large and beautiful one bedroom Idaal Rtlall/WarahouM/Mfg. 1 rake, lime, fertilize, mow, Camper for two people also PIERRES PRERARinG 1 SOODj WHAT a n d a RELIABLE 4291. BASEMENT water pump $40, crocks, jugs, Ron Dionne, 643- apartments, heat, hot water, all 2,000-100,000 Sq. H. available. Call 649-4938 after 4. SHISH KEBAB___ ^ Q O E 9 WITH IT? j maintenance of lawn seasonal. 1972 Cadillac carburetor, $60, 1691. appliances, including dishwasher, MANCHESTER - newer one BACKUP7BAM. J 2 ACRES PAVED PARKINO FOR DINNER 1 ^ —« ------—^ Cellars and attics cleaned. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY two motorized forklifts, capaci disposal, carpeting, pool and your bedroom Townhouse, full base Partially Air CondlUonad Reasonable prices. 643-5305. (Jarpentry and general contrac ty 3,000 lbs. $1200 each, please FURNITURE - rugs, paintings, own private terrace in a country set-, ment, private entrances and Excall Location, Bkra ProL 1966 CHEVY step van, ideal for lO-ls ting. Residential and commer call 643-9508. pewter, dolls, crocks, lamps, ting. $165. No pets. patio, includes heat, CAU 1-226-1206 camper, $300. Call after 5 p.m., 228-3990. Venetian Blind Repair & Sdles cial. Whether it be a small etc. Now accepting con appliances, carpeting, $230 per repair job, a custom built home signments, for November auc 872-4223 872-3976 529-6586 month, Paul W. Dougan CUSTOM A STOCK SHADES SEASONED cord wood - cord SMALL MODERN office in Also a Complete Una of or anything in between, call 646- and 1/2 cord loads, delivered, tion, 644-8962. Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. 1936 CHEVY truck with Hobart CUSTOM DUPES tmumsiUDES 1379, well traveled area, 300 square welder, truck needs lots of body E. Yeomans, 742-8907, FOUR ROOMS- MANCHESTER Wanted to Buy 49 second floor, MANCHESTER - five room feet, heat, hot water, electrici work, welder in good condition. appliances, $150, married cou- ty, air-conditioning, and Both for $400. 649-7591 or 646- Win at Bridge VENETIAN BLIND CO. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service FIREWOOD for sale - Seasoned apartment, in renovated Man pie o:one child, no pets, 649-8350. parking all included in rent. 6617. M BISSB.I STUn 61S-I122 - Remodeling, repairs, ad hardwooood, split and OLD DOLLS - Paying top prices sion, walk to shopping and bus, claimed. ditions, custom building. No job includes heat, appliances, and Security required. Inquire at NORTH delivered, $25 per half cord. for your old dolls, $65. and up *853 Betty castle, sitting East, too small. Free estimates. Over MANCHESTER- New 4 room electricity, $270 per month. Essex Motor Inn desk or phone, JONESJ-RP6EWAY '- h Call F. Schillinger, 871-0737 for China and bisque dolls. $100 If J8 had played brilliantly, but not AVAILABLE supervisedlupe day 25 years experience. 643-5769. and up for Bye’lo. Never give or apartment, IVz baths, all Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- 646-2300.100 East Center Street. Motorcycles-Bicycles 64 after 5 weekdays, all day appliances, carpeted, air- ♦ A 10 9 quite brilliantly enough. The care with meals for your elder weekends. sell a doll without getting our 1021, 643-4535. Born Loser — Art Sansom conditioned, individual base 1,000 SQUARE Feet, available « A Q J 10 6 club shift was fine, but when ly relative, while you go to RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 offer. Call locally, 875-7356. TRIUMPH in excellent condi she got in with the jack of work, :;hopping. visit a friend. ment, washer-dryer facilities, FOUR ROOMS on second floor, for store, professional offices tion. Reasonable. Call 643-4534. WEST EAST V, SNOWBLOWER for sale, 7 h.p., A976 A A4 diamonds she could have led a ySTAkTlWfoMV HeH-HEH...LISTeU,lP VOU'LU Call 640-2358 for information. BIDWELL Home Improvement ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, heat, hot water included, $275. available November 1st, con etc. Has rest rooms, parking. 26” with electric start. Used per month. CaW-Peterman V K Q 10 3 VA7542 fourth diamond and cooked Co. Expert installation of very little. $300. Call 643-5846. clocks, guns, oil paintings, venient Main Street location, On Route 83, call Casanova 1970 HONDA, SL 350, excellent DJHAT'OtA V^TQWATIC eXAlAlMB IT, W L L SgF A ODD JOBS - trucking, home aluminum siding, gutters and statues, toys, post cards, com Realtors, 649-9404 or 646-2912. free parking, $125 per month in Restaurant, 643-0256. running condition. $450. Call 1- ♦ 852 ♦ J7643 Holmes goose. «732 *9 He would have been forced 6 K U T 0 5 ? / \ VWATCH LIHLE 6 iZ M 0 ...A a V A repairs, serving Manchester for trims. Roofing installation and FIREWOOD - for sale, well ics, crank phonographs, oak cludes heat. Mr. Matrick, 646- 537-1627. five years, free estimates, 643- repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. seasoned, split or round, $25. furniture. 646-2690, 646-1882. MANCHESTER- Three 1700. SOUTH (D) to ruff high to shut out West’s HAFTA DO IS WIMD 0304. A K Q J 10 2 per load. The Andrew Ansaldi bedroom Duplex, I'/z baths, im OFFICE SPACE KAWASAKI - 1973, Enduro nine. That would take care of © 1975 by NEA. Inc HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Company. 649-5249. maculate condition, available, TWO FAMILY furnished three bike, 125cc, low mileage, If 96 one of his honors. He would immediately, $245 Monthly. FOR RENT ♦ KQ LIGHT T.RUCKING - attic and roofing, storm windows, aw room apartment, in East Hart square feet, center of excellent condition, $350. 649- have had to lead a second one. "Sometimes I wish football was only a game!" cellars cleaned, for free es nings. Quality workmanship, After 5, 236-4153. ford, heat and garage included, 259 2813 or 643-4548. AK854 MOTHER OF THE BRIDE, Manchester, air conditioning Betty would win that trick and timate phone 647-9610. free estimates. Fully insured. □ RENTALS $215, monthly, call after 6 p.m., Neither vulnerable lead a fifth diamond. Holmes gown and coat ensemble, blue and parking. Call 643-9551. Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick 872-9187, 649-3417. size 11, originally $150, never MANCHESTER- Four large 647-1582. 1973 Honda 750, excellent condi West North East ' South would have to ruff high again ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 rooms, adults preferred, $130 tion, call 643-8762 after 5:30. worn, $75, call 649-5637. Rooms tor Rent 52 and West’s nine of trumps plus parts. Brakes, shocks, ROOFING - Specializing Security , utilities extra. Call 5- 3 1/2 ROOM apartment, like 1 A TKE NOVEL BUT IT would have become a sure 6 0 \H \ DEWEY? MU5T BE lube, bearings, etc. repairing roofs, new roofs, RED SOFA and gray chair, 8 p.m., 643-9274. private home, pleasant, con Wanted to Rent 57 1966 DUCATI, excellent condi Pass 2 * Pass 3A winner. Guaranteed. Call anytime, 646- THOMPSON House,, furnished venient location, working tion, good riding quality. Asking X ALWAYS BlDRIN' gutter work, chimneys, cleaned good condition, best offer. Call Pass 3 * Pass 4 A A writer from Illinois asks 2065. and repaired. 30 years rooms, centrally located. MANCHESTER-Newer three adults, no children, pets. 643- $150. Call after 4, 643-2951. Pass Pass Pass FI6URED I 6I6NIN’ 649-8668 after 4. Kitchen privileges. Parking. MALE would like to share for an explanation of the experience. Free estimates. bedroom Duplex, I'/z baths, 2880. apartment or house in Opening lead — K if 5HOULDA' Took AUTO- The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions CUSTOM DRAPERIES - made Rowley, 643-5361. Reasonable rates. Phone 649- appliances, private basement, Campers-Trallers “Rule of Eleven.” UP V\/RITIN’- 6RAPH5. THREE PAIR gold tone in 2358. Manchester. Have small dog. By Oswald & James Jacoby very reasonable, work spacious yard, $250 monthly. STORRS - UCONN area, deluxe Call 643-1802. Mobile Homes 65 One of the standard leads BE YiOUR OWN FOR ALL sulated drapes, one picture win Sherlock Holmes bid his full against a notrump contract is WHAT'S guaranteed, call anytime, 649- ROOFING - Installation and dow size 8 l'’, two 63'’, $100 new, Available November 1st. 649- one bedroom apartment, B0^6 AN'JU^T THEM THAT 4266. repairs, gutters, storm win ESSEX MOTOR Inn - weekly 1864. appliances, carpeting, no pets, 1975 MOTOR HOME Eldorado values and a little extra with the fourth best from the will sell $50, call 649-5637. rooms, Single $56, double $69, MIsc. lor Rent 58 WORK WHEN WOMEN ■' I'M S' . YOURS dows, doors. Experienced adults, only, $140 monthly, L, F. with Ford chassis, 4,000 miles today’s hand. West opened the longest and strongest suit. SORRY, y IS plus tax, continental breakfast, YOU FEEL TIRED OF waitingng in line? Call quality workmanship. Fully in Fiano, 649-5371. GARAGE FOR RENT - $20 a and full warranty, power king of hearts. East studied This means when your partner SIR- BUT I DIFFERENT WE BUY and sell used fur air conditioning, color TV, call LIKE IT.' I DON'T S» the Car Doctor, We tune your sured. Free estimates. niture. Cash on the line. One month, no electricity, call 649- steering, power brakes, air con carefully, overtook West’s opens the seven of spades you car at your home. 19 years 646-2300. VILLAGER APARTMENTS FIVE ROOMS, centrally king and led back her m a k e Reasonable prices. Rick piece or an entire housefull. Five room townhouse apart 3009 after 3 p.m. ditioning AM-FM radio, 8 track subtract seven from 11 which HOUSE experience. For appointment Burnett, 646-3005. 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 located, second fsoor, stove, system, TV antennae, shag singleton cluB. means four spades higher c a l l s call 649-4824 '■■■' or 646-5826. ATTRA(?TIVE Sleeping room, ment, 1V4 tiled baths, 2 alr- refrigerator, garage, and ...... carpet. roof rack, sleeps six. 'This brilliant play forced than the seven are in the / Main St., beside Douglas Motor shower, bath, private entrance, D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, Sales. conditloners, wall-to-wall storage area included. No priced very reasonable, leaving Holmes to adopt extraor- hands of the remaining three DRIVEWAYS - Residential and gutters, and leaders. Free es free parking. Apply 195 Spruce carpeting, full basement, children or pets. Telephone 643- country, call between 9 a.m. St. □ AUTOMOTIVE dina^ measures. He cashed players. commericial, installed timates. Fully insured. 249- heat, hot water, appliances, 9037. and 9 p.m., 646-4163. his king of diamonds, overtook Thus, if you are third hand, anywhere in Connecticut. No 0205. ' ’ S r e d ' p a S Jith Mader^a fireplace. No pets. his queen with dummy's ace you can tell how many cards job too small, or too large. 688 ROOM FOR Rent, private CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - Autos for Sale 81 6 4 9 - 7 6 2 0 READY TO live in and priced and carefully discarded his declarer holds that can beat 0863, out of town call collect. H^adZpTu^blng...... *35 home, kitchen and living room Completely furnished 1 1/2 right, $6,995, front kitchen, two living room or bedroom. privilges, centrally located, NEED CAR? Credit bad? last heart when East put her the opening lead by totalling Beautiful. 742-8243 after 3. room efficiency, $145, 2 1/2 bedroom, won’t last! Brand SNOW BLOWER repairing, near buses. 646-1201. rooms, $165. Heat, hot water. Bankrupt? Repossessed? jack of diamond on dummy's the number in your hand plus 10-0 SEWERLINES, sink lines, new, front kitchen, in Deluxe 10. East led a heart but it was chain saw and lawn mower. cleaned with electric cutters, MANCHESTER - new unusual No lease. Security. Pasek Honest Douglas accepts lowest the dummy and subtracting STOVE and refrigerator in Early American wall-to-wall all over. Holmes ruffed, sharpening and repairing, pick by professionals. McKinney SLEEPING room, apply at 272 one bedroom Duplex Realtors, 289-7475. down, smallest payments. carpeting, matching this from four. The declarer good running condition. $30 Main Street, Manchester. Townhouses now renting at Douglas Motors, 345 Main. knocked out the ace of can also determine the Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane up and delivery, Ellington Bros, Sewage Disposal Com each. Call after 5, 649-9617. appliances, $9,995. Trades Equipment Center, Route 83, pany, 643-5308. Independence Village. Full welcome, large selection of trumps, ruffed the next heart, number you hold by the same VEBYiDNE 1$ A WRITER AT HEART=., I BEEN LISTENIN'/ THROW THIS BUM BUT, ROSA, SSBfll THEN^, BUT I'LL NOT HAVE ANY Ellington Industrial Center, TWO BEDROOMS for rent basements, private entrances TOYOTA - See us for reliable homes to choose from. Look drew the last trumps and process. ______0 \%n WtA. IRC. T M Mg U $ Nt on /O’ / f o u t ! HE'S TR YIN ' TO TURN CHICO'S HEAP. MR. SAW YER LET H IM / RICO WILL NIGH-FALOOTIN' TRAPPEUR ski boots, men’s share IVi baths, kitchen, living and patio, includes heat, APARTMENT 875-5018, 8-6 p.m. daily Saturday NO JOB too small, toilet used Toyotas with our 60-day. into 14' wide living. Parts WANTS A FAMOUS I CAN GET -• STILL PLAY FIPPLER PUTTING size 8, used once. $185 new, $75 rooms and cellar in private appliances, carpeting, air con 100%. warranty. We also buy Short Ribs — Frank V repairs, plugged drains, kitchen 643-0654. RENTAL OFFICE supplies, and accessories, full VIO LIN IST TO PLENTY OF I FOR YOU, FANCY NOTIONS home. 649-7630. ditioner. Close to shopping, Open 8:30-5 weekdays, other used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, faucets replaced, repaired, rec time service department. Plaza I MAVE WERE T H E \ ^ B U T I , ’ WHY NOTCOACM?^ WANT 'you ’ HEAR RICO KIPSTOFIPPLE : k ROSA. INTO THE KIP'S HEAR WINDOW CLEANING - church and bus. Model open times by appointment 345 Center Street, Manchester, 1 COST rooms, bathroom remodeling, TAG SALE - for the benefit of Homes. 1348 Wilbur Cross I'SA/YIE P IL M S o f TMIMK lU . SHOW ? ------' TO (SET ALL upser. , PLAYj FOR ME, RICO WILL PLAY residential and commercial, in 11:30 - 8 p.m., daily. Henry St. 646-4321. heat modernization, etc. Free Child and Family Services, Apartments for Rent 53 We have a large variety of Highway. Berlin Turnpike DUR NEXTOPFOMENT. THEM WHAT I TELL H IM . > cluding initial cleaning for con estimates gladly given. M & M off Main St., Manchester. Paul deluxe one & two bedroom Berlin Conn., 1-828-0369. H Saturday October 18,10 a.m. to W. Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, WE PAY $15 for complete junk tractors or developers, fully in Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 2 p.m., additional items, 75 Townhouse and Garden type sured, free estimates. Call MANCHESTER - spacious 643-4535, 649-3940. cars.- Call Joey, Toliand Auto MOBILE HOME - Set up, nice Steep Hollow Lane. three bedroom apartment, in units throughout Manchester Quality Maintenance, 647-9498. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Body. 528-1990. location. Bolton. 60x12. oil heat, lO-lS new two family, carpeting, air WEST CENTER ST. - efficien - Repairs and remodeling, SKIS Fischer, aluminum, DAMATO ENTERPRISES wall-to-wall carpeting, porch! MASONRY REPAIRS - new conditioning, dishwasher and cy unit, tile bath, kitchen and FORD Mustang II, 1974, white, 8.\21. closed in. combination sewer lines cleaned electrical 195cm. Good condition, u s^ separate driveways, $260 per 240 New State Rd. work, brick block, stone, call ly. Prompt service on emergen living room combination, two four cylinder, manual transmis windows, aluminum awning half season, make offer, 643- month, security, call 646-1379 bedrooms, $175 and security, 646-1021 sion. very economical, owner. 643-9508. cies. 643-7024. 0654. stove, refrigerator, like new after 6 p.m. telephone, 646-1189. 644-0466. ■ low price, 646-1784. H75 tv ktA. I((C . T M kn U S Pll Ok L \ ► I V -< ■H •’t
PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct. 15, 1975 Trinity troupe started out in church basement
llv WAKKE.N TALBOT Shakespeare circuit. We fight PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPD- like, the devil to hold onto the Adrian Hall was saying that kind of programs we have Rhode Island and the nation here, " Hall said. "needs" the Trinity Square Indicative of Hall’s im Repertory Company. “If we aginative selection is this were in New York we would be season’s opener of 'Cathedral just another off-Broadway of Ice.” by playwright-poet theater. We’d get critical James Schevill of. Brown acclaim, but we'd die before University. The comic-tragic the footlights could be shut story about the quest for power off." by such men as Germany’s Hall, 47, is a tall, lanky Texan Hitler opens this week in a who appears to be in constant world premiere motion. He is the director and To help Trinity along with its guiding light behind a group of financial responsibilities. Hall resident actors and technicians has brought an old friend to who have nutured the repertory Providence He is David Black, company from its days in the 47. who spent 18 years in New dusty basement of the Trinity York City working as business United Methodist Church to its manager for Joseph Papp’s present position as one of the Shakespeare in the Park and most acclaimed resident Public Theater. Hall and Black 1ST OUJIUTY PANELS theaters in the nation. met in 1952 while they were in In some cases. Trinity's the Army setting up the 7th lETPRIGESl national reputation has Army Repertory Company in exceeded its local recognition Korea. ‘twilight pecan’ In Hall's 12 years in "Papp was paying me a good •Rich, dark woodgratn repro Providence, he has had a cons salary. But 1 came here ductions on fiberboard tant battle with critics who just because 1 was getting sick of ■ONLY can't believe that a moving the city and was looking for a force in the theater can be new challenge," Black said. He located in Providence and is the seventh business operated on a deficit. manager Trinity has had in 12 springtime elm’ ' Since there is no precedent years. Most left because of fric •Washable,ahable, bright woodgrain, to what we are in the country — tion created by the complaints vinylirl on fiberboard.fibi we are a civic, non-profit in of the community backers who ONLY stitution — it is very hard for wanted Trinity to make money. "I can understand the 4’x B'k 3/16" people to tell if we are a panel success. thinking of some people who "We are not in business for can't believe Providence can be kjtchen & bath panels < the home of an important making money alone. It's hard •Bright pastels & decorator' for people in the community to theater, but it's true. " Black patterns on hardboard ^ accept the fact that we do not .said. YOUR Among T rin ity ’s ac- rw" “S' make money. We are an institu CHOICE tion. ,\ library is an institution, complishments are being the people don't expect a library to first American theater selected sheathing make money Hall said. to perform in Europe's Edin burgh Festival; winner of the plywood 8 9 At one time Providence was a 1 2 ’ Wide vinyl flooring « •Guaranteed not to de theater town. There were up to 1970 Margo Jones Award for the •Cushion-backed vinyl flooring thait’s | lam inate ' a dozen acting houses and encouragem ent of new •4 ’x 8’x Vj" sheets CDX playwrights, and national extra-long wearing & easy under foot! - numerous centers for jazz • ‘Prime’ in 12” wide rolls, lor seamless i Grade Grade muscians to perform. But those acclaim for its 1974. television installation in most rooms bright lights faded during the special "Feasting With •Choice of super patterns & colors depression years when people Panthers" on the Public Televi from Boston and New York sion network. stopped taking the trains to The company also has per downtown Union Station. Now formed on the road in Boston, Trinity is the only professional Philadelphia. Cincinnati, and theater in town. Phoenix, almost always to Trinity's community backers, enthused audiences. mostly businessmen had a In 1974. Trinity's husband- great deal to say about the ar wife team, Eugene and Fran tistic content before Hall's Lee won Broadway Tony arrival. Over the years they awards for their set and have complained about the costume designs in "Candide." director s choice of plays — few Marion Simon, 52, can best be are traditional. described as Hall’s alter-ego. foar«f « She has been with Trinity for 11 J CViTOMtK But this year the community is/risfK fiM backers have been separated years. Perhaps more than ^.wAMt/rao from the artistic board and now anyone except Hall, she un concdntrate on raising the derstands the company's copper money needed to pay for the growth. company's home — the old "I think that some of the tubing Majestic Theater, a movie doubts about Trinity surviving •General household plumbing house saved from demolition in this town came about pipe • 10’ lengths three years ago. because the company grew •Complete line of fittings available. "It's been an experiment much faster than the communi from the beginning. We are not ty realized was possible," she a Howard Johnson's of the said. Type M Washington window Vs" dlam.. .»C m . romex 14-2 wire •U.L. approved, household wiring •Safa, plastic Jacketed cable, wRh ground- Three chances 14-2 Type reg. 2.S9 sa. for changes reg. 4.29 reg. S.19 , evwns WE MAKE KITCHEN SINK Bv ARNOl.l) B. SAW ISI.Ak presidency with federal sub WASHINGTON (UPI) - sidies may think twice before REPAIRS AS EASY AS 1-2-3I American politicians who have they spend taxpayers’ funds on hite latex been moaning and whining catchy sloganeering and costly Jjefof Ute» , about the low level of public campaign extravaganzas. O f* C o at Dt*>“ V respect for themselves and The FCC ruling — ending the c e il in g their calling are going to have a requirement that broadcasters chance to do something about it give all candidates equal air in 1976. time if they carry debates or dripless latex / i Recent events have made news conferences by any can disposal 'Universal' 50/ 50 solder possible radical changes in didates— makes it economical e v R p s splash basket faucet sink host guard strainer i'A lb. future election cahripaigns. It ly feasible for the networks and ceiling paint aerator coll i spray will be up to the candidates and local stations to bring back the »7539C »2104C *295C • 204C their managers to determine format of the 1960 Kennedy- ic whether those changes will Nixon confrontations at all r Intenor Late* ^ start repairing of the sorry im levels of politics. ^IN ' reg, 2.29 Wa l l i reg. 99c reg. 1.59 reg. 1.79 age of politics in this country or But here, too, the politicians reg, 5.99 will simply strengthen the will make the crucial decisions. public’s present "don’t give a If the candidates, especially the damn" feeling. incumbent officeholders, refuse Three factors with potential to debate, there is nothing the for change in politics come to broadcasters can do to force WE’RE YOUR SAVINGS STORE FOR mind. them, and the forum that First, the new campaign seemed to have such potential DO-IT-YOURSELF PLUMDING NEEDSI finance laws.' Second, the re 15 years ago will remain in 2-pc. cent Federal Communications mothballs. Commission ruling on “equal The third factor is something ‘torrid’ time" requirements. Third, the positive that could come out of Interior torch kit rs renewed concern for candidate the negative fact that there are safety. None of these guarantee still people who try to shoot a better brand of politics for politicians when they appear in u ? / Americans, but all could con public. SEMI GLOSS *6.49 tribute to improvement if the Forcing candidates to hide > For soldering copper politicians choose to use them from the public obviously is no fitting, reglazing emergency washing duct tape with that in mind. kind of improvement, but there windows...much plumbing machine (2"x 10 yd. The 1974 federal campaign are perfectly valid ways to more. repair kit 6’ hose roll) finance law and the dozens of campaign besides wading into , • Includes propane recently enacted state statutes crowds. fuel cylinder and no seeking to bring some law and If the new awareness of clog burner.#MT5555 order to the political jungle security puts a damper on reg. 1.59 reg. 1.99 reg. 2.19 should, at the minimum, stem mipdless flesh-pressing and the tide of gimmicky sales motorcade arm-waving in favor ikmmmi', blitzes that have passed for of old-fashioned speaking and' political campaigns in recent writing about the issues at years. One common stake in the election, the public denominator of these laws is to could benefit. There is, after PINE AND CENTER STS. limit spending, and that will all, nothing really wrong with a require leaner campaigns. Can candidate trying to win votes by MANCHESTER didates will have a new chance demonstrating that he has a Open 5 Nights A Week e Mon.-Frl. 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. to choose campaign priorities, good idea instead of a firm Sat. 8 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. and those who are seeking the handshake.
i Advertising Suppllment to The Manchester Herald Oct. 15, 1975 — The Hartford Courant Sept. 28, 1975
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Printed By The Manchester Herald rekindle the spirit save about of your worn and tried great sofas and chairs hundreds our with professional american hand-cut cover slipcovers or of city views expert re-upholstering Exclusively Watkins! by Watkins dollars Unusually fine reproductions of steel engravings. Each scene is handsomely matted and framed under glass and each Is on these hand-colored. «4995 special Be sure to see all of the beautiful pictures and lovely Did you ever try to get lamps in our a large family together groups for a picture? It wasn’t Mi III So what if they’re HISS IS 9* easy but here are most of ® ^ NEW ENGLAND the descendents of discontinued? So what if Clarence and Ernest it’s a floor sample? We’ll lamp and picture Watkins who founded tell you so what. . . You’re our Company 101 years select from going to get great furniture ago. at fabulous savings . . . . GALLERY Of the four hundred of dazzling That’s what!! MANCHESTER generations pictured fabrics right In your here, the third and fourth own home. PECAN BEDROOM are active In the business Contemporary styling with cane highlights. Full 5 piece suite includes: Tri today. We’re hoping It’s Let the professionals at Watkins re-new the luster DRAPERY GALLERIES V ple Dresser with doors, 2 Upright mirrors, true what they say about and excitement of your present upholstery now at extra special Anniversary Sale Savingsll Large Door chest. Queen size headboard “the first hundred years MANCHESTER & BLOOMFIELD and frame. being the hardest.” SHOP-AT-HOME-SERVICE (PRICES FOR SLIPCOVERS ONLY) Manchester only - Reg. $1195.00 Just call 643-5171 and ask for the Cause we’re planning on Reg. many more years of ser Drapery Dept.A representative will come to your home with samples for slip SOFA 186. SALE 169.95 now $ 5 9 9 vice to our growing fami covers. draperies or upholstery. Shop In SOFA & 1 CHAIR 302. SALE 269.95 nNE BEDROOM ly of customers. your home at no extra cost or obligation. SOFA & 2 CHAIRS 415 SALE 359.95 The heavy pine look - scaled for smaller It’s a .tough world out *Arm caps are extra. Wing and channel backs require one extra yard of fabric. One cushion chairs - All others bedrooms. Includes: Chest, Dresser and there and many of man’s require more fabric and labor. Sofas up to 78” In length with 2 or 3 cushions. All others require more fabric. Queen size Cannonball Bed. worst qualities seem to Manchester & Bloomfield - Reg. $885.00 be In full sway. We want -V" you to know that we stHI now $ 6 6 9 stand for honesty, In tegrity, reliability and nNE BEDROOM faith in our God and we Distressed Amber finish. Bpiece set in One-of-a-kinds, plan to keep it that way. cludes: 2 nite tables. Triple Dresser, beautifully Mirror, Chest-on-Chest and Cannonball floor samples, dis Bed. continued styles. Bruce Watkins They’re all here tailored free Manchester only - Reg. $1055.00 President waiting for a lovely now $ 7 4 9 home. Couldn’t your draperies Every month Watkins home use a new sofa, gives away, absolutely SOLID PINE DINING ROOM chair or lovOseat - just for free, a $100.00 Gift Beautifully designed group includes: 60” and at substantial Certificate, good toward Buffet-top, 66” oval sawbuck table, and 6 savings too! Almost any purchase in our mates’ chairs. every style is you... represented in the stores...You could be Manchester only - Reg. $1656.00 CLEARANCE our next winnerl! CENTER at SAVINGS "Manchester i now S 1 1 6 9 store only. MANCHESTER There’s only one place UP TO 30% and 935 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. to visit right now...Watkins SOLID MAPLE DINING ROOM more. First come, first DRAPERY GALLERIES. Informal and lightly distressed - includes: served! 643-5171 If.*-/ Oval table w/leaves, 48” Hutch-Buffet, Here you'll find the newest 4Ladderback side chairs - 2 arm chairs. fabric designs and colors that will stimulate you to create Bloomfield only - Reg. $1918.00 BOTH STORES OPEN: and excitingly new air to noo TUE. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9 your home for the fall now $ 8 9 9 P.M., SAT. TIL 5:30 and coming holidaysl GIFT .CERTIFICATE CLOSED MONDAYS visit our bargain shop Don't miss this opportunity to save on beautifully ll^' tailored draperies during' NO PURCHASE dlfl0\t/GS Up in our 3rd floor in Manchester we have many tempting items at BLOOMFIELD Watkins Anniversary Sale. i NECESSARY ridiculously slashed prices! These items have been floor samples — 533 COTTAGE GROVE RD. styles, colors slightly marked. If any item linger a week it is reduced again — and and sizes - ail reduced every week until it is sold or it reaches 10% of its price. We could go 242-5549 Simply register at our on and on about what’s up there, but why don’t you see for “Wishing Well” In DRAPERY GALLERIES Manchester or our Bloom yourself!!! MANCHESTER & BLOOMFIELD field store. 33”/( y V luxurious broadloom solid comfort carpet completely \ \\ n Installed - and extra High quality carpeting — completely installed by r Watkins own master carpet men — Now that’s a ^ b j t iT * s ^ ^ r - " fabulous value! And Watkins will measure and install your carpeting in plenty of time for value 1 9 ./M the coming holidays. terrific!! j Meet Art Rossi Art is Carpet and Bed ding Buyer for Watkins. w •»- Manager of a Carpet Store in Worcester for > f many years, he joined us in 1972. That was a good day for us and all our customers. He did so well fe^*V * VJ ■ .:■ >> • with carpet that we put the * F t ' e ■ Bedding Department on ^ O '- his shoulders too. You’ll ■*-1^^.^ ■-4w2£2^;,w like doing business with Art. fM. t < 7 : i ,
This is one of Watkins most ’ V outstanding upholstery values! » T - a ..s’* . V When you shop Watkins for sofas $ , fjiygfitr / and chairs for your home, you can be sure that what you find in our showrooms meets the quaiity stand Convenient Charge ards that you demand. Plans are available ' f . at both Manchester sre20%a>^ and Bloomfield stores CHAIRS FROM $208.00 $166 PLUS! iriymouth LOVE SEAT 54" $349.00 $279 Choose from ^ // 4.^ « ( JR. SOFA 66 " $388.00 $309 many beautiful SOFA 76" $412.00 $329 *f)ride and exciting SOFA 84" $458.00 $366 ------fabrics to enhance r ------' S f------> r- SOFA 96" $510.00 $406 and brighten your (ABOVE PRICES FOR COLONIAL WING GROUP) decor. Everything you look for $1050 ■ in fine upholstery is here: * 11■ “ ** sq.yd. * ■ ** sq.yd. sq.yd. NORTHERN HARDWOOD FRAMES □ 10 completely installed T completely installed completely installed HAND-TIED COIL SPRINGS □ □ CARPET □ CARPET SELF-DECKS □ □ CARPET ' □ CUSHIO N □ CUSHIO N □ CU SH IO N rr -L i SKIRTED BASES □ □ LABOR □ LABOR _ ARM CAPS □ □ LABOR HI-LOW PILE SHAG LUXURIOUS SPLUSH vV l ^ > ^ LEVEL-LOOP CARPET r-r-T’ y V 4 II An exciting shag carpet with Unabashed luxury In a deep, Our very besti A 12-gauge- the natural look of a wind dense, tone-on-tone splush anti-static tweed Nylon Meet Kae Ryan blown wheatfield. Brilliant, of heat set nylon. Warm carpet. An exceptionally fine multi-tone effects coordinate textured and lustrous, this K a e takes the quality for kitchens, family beautiful shage epitomizes headache calls in our Ser rooms and heavy traffic easily with existing decors. the American concenpt of vice Dept, and trys to un- areas. Available in 12' or 15' Available in 11 fresh colors: Circus Blue — Billow Beige what “Broadloom should be” tangle any home widths in the most desirable — Its heavy pile is excep problems after delivery. colors: Desert Beige — — Freshly Green — Whisp Rust — Bouyant Brown — tionally soft and comes In 14 Yes we have complaints Oasis Blue — Sunset Gold — Airy Orange — Easy Gold — of the most exciting colors but we’re fortunate to This symbol is your assurance that every modern technological Cowboy Orange — Sage Windy Gold — Green Cooler you can imagine — This is a have a gal with Kae’s happening has been utilized beginning with 100% dupont nylon — Green — Cactus Green — — Gusty Rust. SUPER SUPER VALUEII patience to find out the 1^ then manufactured into fabric by Chatham which passes the Matador Red — Prarie Red facts and schedule our strictest tests and treated with Scotchguard Fabric Protector with — Olive Tweed. service men or order extra soli defense. Order now for holiday delivery. ' AVAILABLE IN replacements. She helps AVAILABLE IN us keep our good reputa AVAILABLE IN MANCHESTER & BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER & BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER & BLOOMFIELD tion bright. ______^ .AVAILABLE IN MANCHESTER & BLOOMFIELD. k ^ ^ ______> }!II f \1 IM' famous
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choose J '< any one of these beautifully tailored sofas i \ “EXCEPTIONAL” That’s the only way we can describe this remarkable value. These sofas with ! for only $ 2 3 9 matching loveseats and chairs are perfectly styled, beautifully tailored and well constructed for years and years of enjoyment. a □ any sofa only $299 □ any matching loveseat only $239 ’ k □ any matching chair only $149 T
■[ This entire - ~ r r ? solid cherry save even more collection is y also available in when you buy both our Manchester in pairs ■r"') and Bloomfield stores S Here again is proof that WATKINS gives you more for your furniture any sofa and chair only $429 doliar. We are constantly looking for ways to enable families to enjoy any two loveseats only $449 the kind of furniture that makes them proud of their homes . .. and any two chairs only $279 who wouldn’t be proud of this magnificent, SOLID CHERRY bedroom. any sofa and loveseat only $519 Handsomely crafted of the finest PENNSYLVANIA CHERRY, this /V - coilection will bring the warmth of yesteryear into anyone’s home. 6 PIECE BEDROOM The timeless beauty of Queen Anne, its impressive - yet graceful, Includes: Dresser, Chest, pius! 1 and sure to become an heirloom for yet another generation. Mirror, Bed and N.,Stnd. 780 6-plece group Illustrated: $959.00 Choose from a fabulous array of Xt Triple Dressernow only $316 Spindle Bed now only $188 Double Dresser now only $268 exciting fabrics Twin Mirrors now only $136 3 Drwr. n. stnd. now only $104 Landscape Mirror now only $ 60 including bold plaids, Door Chest now only $320 Open n. stnd. now only $ 80 Cannonball Bed now only $216 smart patterns, solids, Herculons® Nylons® and Vinyls®. Watkins also has almost every other style of bedroom you can imagine — Choose from: This entire collection is available at CONTEMPORARY □ EARLY AMERICAN □ COLONIAL □ YOUTH GROUPS □ MODERN our MANCHESTER and BLOOMFiELD.stores. all beautifully displayed In Individual room settings. (ORDER NOW FOR HOLIDAY DELIVERY; 7-8 WEEKS) / extra special values early american dining in all its old-fashioned
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$140.00 value slOO Whatever your decor on any one whether it be traditional, How can you pass up a value like this? Everyone has fallen in love with colonial, modern, contem of these this Early American collection in porary, mediterranean or Traditional Black & Autumn finish with Gold lettering. groups hefty solid pine - and no wonder - who early attic — You’ve got to Makes a beautiful gift. could resist the warmth and the cheery have one of these great A. REG. $515.00 NOW $399 flavor of the beautiful finish, or the M e e t chairs. Quantities are There’s a lot more to this fabulous collection B. REG. $598.00 NOW $479 magnificent swirling grain patterns that limited at this very than pictured here — so visit Watkins and see Pauline Tichiaz C. REG. $560.00 NOW $449 have made solid pine furniture America’s low price - Hurry!! everything — You’ll also find That lovely British gal in favorite - And right now, during our Anniversary Sale you can take advantage our Bloomfield Store is HAND-CREWELED CHAIR HUTCHES • DRY SINKS • BOW-BACK Pauline. She's a high CHAIRS • CAPTAINS’ CHAIRS • DROP- 2-flnishes available: of even greater savings than usual on caliber Sales person with LEAF DUCK FOOT TABLES • BENCHES Mellow Honey (light) these popular combinations of tables, excellent taste. It’s W)BACKS • SWEETHEART BENCHES Tawny Amber (dark) benches and chairs!! reassuring to have . « 4 -»• ■ M49 Pauline help you with your i»v ‘ each home furnishing needs. , S' j AVAILABLE IN BOTH MANCHESTER & BLOOMFIELD STORES Why not drop in and say vrjt hello? You’ll be glad of it. r sparkling contemporary
A /I One of the prettiest chairs designslesions forf dining we’ve seen for the money i anywhere - But you can’t get it t V just anywhere - It’s only at Absolutely perfect for apartments Watkins...just for you! and small dining areas! The handsome dining collections In our Manchester ■ A ! /I I JUNIOR DINING GALLERY will Inspire you to create even more exciting dinner parties that are so popular during the coming holidays! GENUINE HITCHCOCK And right now you can enjoy trem new and used endous savings on both A FANTOP SIDE CHAIR special orders and our In-stock Meet Angelo merchandise — ENJOY! L a rc o organs Angie has a big job. Not w . *45 only is he the buyer for each three departments but and he’s our Sales Manager as \ I Ooff well. In the past few years zm he has put together a Save 20% on all In-stock Meet Emil Roy tremendously reliable pianos merchandise and all special, // sales team. He never tires Many of you will custom orders - that means you in his efforts to instruct recognize Emil who has For music lovers on a can select finishes and fabrics them properly and to have delivered furniture to hun limited budget. and still save 20% them present our furniture dreds of Connecticut WATKINS has quite a se You’re going to love your new dining roomll well and truthfully. He’s homes. He is the kind of terrific! guy who is seldom lection of used pianos and sturriped by narrow doors organs and, of course, one i of the finest selections of or crooked stairs. He’s new instruments in the been out sick but we’re i i Here’s another extraordinary offer. country. You don’t have to expecting him back soon Graceful and sure to wait to be rich to enjoy for his 14th year and we’ll make any home a little your music. Visit WATKINS - CONVENIENT BLOOMFIELD be a lot happier When he’s We’ll show you how you can have MANCHESTER warmer, this lovely chair Is PLANS AVAILABLE 533 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD back. a must for any traditional beautiful music In your home right nowl 935 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. \ / ^ Q CHARGE PLA home. TEL. AT BOTH STORES STUDIOS IN HARTFORD • MANCHESTER • BLOOMFIELD • 522-7201 . bright and cheerful
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excitement that belongs In i/ Meet everyone’s home in yours! Deborah Owen FOR THE HOLIDAYS Meet Walt Perrett Here’s the girl who Watkins has hundreds Your extra bedroom Walt is a big asset In knows the answers on our and hundreds of great in MODERN, TRADITIONAL, our warehouse where he inventory and the status of k or EARLY AMERICAN Is waiting sees that everything gets our orders. It’s a com looking tables in airnost " ^ for you now at Watkins. put where it should and In plicated job and it Really beautiful sofas by day that good condition. Walt Is a requires a good head and every size, color, finish and provide a beautiful night’s sleep for overnight hustler and keeps going hard work. style imaginable guests. Each of these “hidden” bedrooms comes strong all day long. He left Debbie fits this to a T with a comfort-minded ECLIPSE mattress inside his own trucking business and we really depend on and each style shown Is available In loveseat, your choice of to come with us a few her in this vital spot. Best full and queen sizes. any style shown in years ago. We’re fortunate of all when the work builds loveseat size to be able to call on his up and things get hectic know-how. she’s still pleasant to be with and that helps us all. H r ^249 > r FULL SIZE $299 V V « QUEEN SIZE $349 Watkins is P.M. 4 4 open every ii TUESDAY BOTH STORES OPEN SALE WEDNESDAY u u TUE. 9:30 - 9: PM A ETAGERE $99.95 Chrome & Glass ■a THURSDAY WED. 9:30 - 9: PM 72”x15"x29" FRIDAY TIL THU. 9:30 - 9: PM B LAMP TABLE $39.95 (SAT. TIL 5:30 20”x27”x21” Here’s a super collection in one CHARGE PLANS FRl. 9:30 - 9: PM of the smartest new designs in furniture . r ; i TWIN SIZE - EA. PC. FULL SIZE - EA. PC. OJMLY $99.95 id., COMPLETE QUEEN SET ONLY $259.95 WITH LUXURIOUS QUILTED DAMASK Wu COVER ism , I' V -.r, -,v / .....-- A save ^20 to Oil this extra value bedding by STEARNS & FOSTER For over 70 years Watkins has recommended STEARNS & FOSTER because their bedding is still made with the finest materials obtainable and offer the best bedding, value your money can buy. No matter what grade of bedding you buy from S & F, whether It be inexpensive, medi um priced or their super luxurious grade, you can be sure of the highest quality — They’re Our kind of people. Visit Watkins “SLEEP SHOPS” in Manchester and Bloomfield and ask us about bedding. We will be happy to show you bedding that’s just right for you. .SEE THE FINEST NAMES IN BEDDING — ECLIPSE/STEARNS & FOSTER/SEALY, MANCHESTER BLOOMFIELD 935 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. 533 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD