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Partly sunny today, high in 70s. Variable cloudiness tonight, low in 50s. Tuesday, in­ creasing cloudiness, chance of rain, high around 70.

MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 300 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

News Boston teachers summary go out on strike tM>iii|iili'(l rroin t niird I'rrss InU-riiiitiunul BOSTON (UPI) — Teachers went on Early morning pickets, wearing strike today against the nation’s oldest sweaters and jackets under their white I State I public school system. Only a handful of the cardboard strike signs, sipped coffee city’s 84,000 students attended classes as against a morning chill while police took I WATERTOWN - Watertown § the school system was thrown into its se­ up stations around the schools. The teachers voted to strike Sunday and cond crisis this month. strikers are subject to the same court ;|:j the waikout effects 4,500 students. Most of the city’s 4,900 teachers refused regulations which prevent large Sj: They have been working without a to enter classes and instead set up picket gatherings and picketing within 100 feet of ji| contract that expired at the start of ij;: lines around all 262 schools. any school. the school year. Issues are seniority ROAD The strike seriously disrupted the start The teachers rejected a “final” contract :|:J to determine iayoffs and a dental CLOSED of the third week of a court ordered plan to offer only six hours before school was to plan. integrate public schools by busing. begin. “The teacher's strike is on,” an­ i'i $ The strike was called after llth-hour nounced Boston Teachers Union President I HARTFORD - Alfonse Marotta, | weekend negotiations to get a new con­ Henry Robinson. "S’ ' |:| a Hartford highway engineer, was tract bogged down. The strike will “create great confusion elected president of the Connecticut The last Boston teachers’ strike, in 1970, in the schools,” School Commiittee Chair­ State Employes Association Satur- lasted 13 days. The union president was man John McDonough said. “Frankly, I day night. He pledges efforts to jailed 30 days and the union was fined $13,- don’t know where it will lead.” :|: begin immediate talks for cost-of- 000. What the committee called its “finar |:| living raises for the state’s 40,000 |:j: Despite the strike, officials said schools offer” was rejected at about 2:20 a.m. by employes. I-:; E, Middle Tpke, paving operations under way would be open throughout the city. BTU negotiators. The negotiations broke But less than an hour after school bells off at that time. rang, all children who had arrived for The union voted Sunday night to strike condition of the road bed which, public works officials The long-awaited paving of E. Middle Tpke. now is under classes at South Boston High School, the because of failure to agree with the com­ 2 way and is scheduled for completion in about two days. say, is in need of reconstruction. Estimates are the new adjacent L Street Annex and Dorchester mittee on a new contract to replace one I Regional The street is being paved from Main St. to Manchester pavement will last up to seven years. The project is under High walked out. At racially troubled which expired earlier this month. A strike Green by the Hoosic Valley Asphalt Co. of Valley Palls, a $60,000 allocation, which provides also for paving Charlestown High, a few students and no would violate state law against such job BOSTON — A floor vote on Presi- ; N.Y. Shown here is the Midland Mixed Paver used in the Keeney St., from Folly Brook to the Glastonbury town teachers entered. actions by public employes and an injunc­ indent Ford’s request to place : process. The rough-finish asphalt is the type used on rural line. Keeney St. paving awaits completion of storm The few classes meeting throughout the tion, based on the law, issued by a state American technicians in the Sinai ; roads. It is being used on E. Middle Tpke. because of the drainage installations there. (Herald photo by Dunn) city were staffed by some non-striking judge. § Desert has been scheduled ten- teachers, substitutes, and administrators. Both sides said the main point of dis­ •i;: tatively in the House for early next Officials said they would try to set up so- agreement was a proposal by the com­ ix month. House Majority Leader called “alternative learning sites.” mittee that instructors work three extra :S Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill, D-Mass., Police Supt. Joseph Jordan ordered full hours a month without pay. said Sunday. He said the House will mobilization of Boston police, calling back comply. O’Neill received Israel’s Ford proposes huge plan to work all off-duty and day personnel — Prime Minister’s Medal from Am- except those on vacation. bassador Simcha Dinitz, the first Strikes by teachers and other public non-Israeli to be so honored. employes are illegal in Massachusetts and to spur energy researeh are punishable by jail terms for violators Eloise becomes and fines for the union. i BILLERICA, Mass. - Some where he faced a polite but unenthusiastic The main issue was salaries for hurricane again ?: Middlesex House of Corrections in- MONTEREY, Calif. (UPI) - President Firestone, made the plan public in an ad­ audience, and later at Disneyland, where teachers and aides. The School Committee mates are contracting for early Ford today unveiled a multibillion-dollar dress prepared for a labor gathering in he was given a rousing welcome at a offered a 6 per cent pay raise. The union MIAMI (UPI) — Tropical storm Eloise release in exchange for paying plan aimed at making the nation’s energy San Francisco. banquet of the National Association of Life was seeking 9 per cent. Salaries in Boston became a hurricane again today and was restitution to their victims. Under supply self-sufficient. The President arrives in San Francisco Central to the proposal is the creation of at 9:50 a.m. PDT (12:50 p.m. EDT) for a Underwriters. range between $9,772 and $16,765 a year. expected to strike the Gulf Coast tonight >:• mutual agreement plans they pledge somewhere between Mobile, Ala., and ^ a new quasipublic agency to spur energy round of public appearances and inter­ The creation of an agency to float loans Other chief issues were the union's de­ $ to reimburse victims and to take to private industry for energy research mand for a job security clause in case of ■ Pensacola, Fla., the National Hurricane § other forms of-postive action, such ' research and development. views before he heads back to Washington Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford late tonight. has been under consideration at the White layoffs because of a decreased student Center said. as alcohol therapy. At 7 a.m. the hurricane was located 275 would not spell out all the details of the Ford made two major speech House for several weeks. The ultimate enrollment and the School Committee’s miles south of New Orleans and just over plan, which he said would need con­ appearances Sunday — first in dedicating goal is to make the United States indepen­ demand for unpaid extra time from a new Iqw school at Stanford University, dent of foreign energy sources. teachers. 200 miles from the mouth of the Mississip­ gressional approval and create complex pi River, moving north at 14 miles per f legal issues in its financing. hour. But it was expected to turn north- § National The name for the proposed agency northeast during the afternoon and reach reportedly is the “Energy Research land in the Mobile-Pensacola area tonight. I MONTEREY, Calif. - Veterans | Financing Corporation,” but Nessen said Senate panel to probe reports It was centered near 26 degrees north Day will return to Nov. 11 on the the President is not happy with the title calendar of federal holidays effec- latitude and 89.5 degrees west longitude. “ERFCO.” Vice President Nelson Hurricane warnings were in effect from E tive in 1978 under a bill signed unday Rockefeller is among those who originally Grand Island, La., to Apalachicola, Fla. It by President Ford. It was shifted to proposed creation of the agency, Nessen of plan to to assassinate columnist the fourth Monday in October in 1968 :|:; was expected to cause tides 5 to 8 feet noted. above normal near the point where the and since then has been a subject of the Nixon White House ordered the said Hunt received the assassination order Ford, who spent the night at the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate storm crosses the coast. Tides 3 to 5 feet controversy especially among § assassination of columnist Jack Anderson, in December, 1971 or January, 1972, six or Monterey oceanside estate of the U.S. Am-. Select Committee on Intelligence will in- above normal were forecast in the >|: veterans groups which favored Nov. :j:| a committee spokesman said’today. seven months before the break-in at the bassador to Belgium, Leonard K. vestigage reports that a senior official in remainder of the hurricane warning area. 11, the end of World War I. “We are looking into this,” the Watergate complex. An Air Force hurricane hunter plane spokesman said. “I don't think you could The sources said Hunt told former CIA found that Eloise' highest sustained winds label it a crash investigation but it I WASHINGTON - The extraor- § associates the order came directly from a increased from 50 miles an hour at mid­ P depends on definitions.” i|; dinary events leading to Gerald j-: Hearst may take stand “senior official” in the White House. The night to 85 miles an hour at 7 a m. But 'The Washington Post reported Sunday Ford’s ascension to the presidency ;j sources added, however, that on another forecasters said conditions were favorable that Watergate conspirator E. Howard and his choice of a new vice presi- occasion Hunt said an intermediary for further strengthening before it Hunt Jr. told associates that a “senior” dent provided the first test of how relayed the instructions of the senior of­ reached land. Gales extended outward 125 at hearing tomorrow member of Richard M. Nixon’s staff ■ji: well the new 25th Amendment of the :|; ficial. miles north of the storm's center. a kidnap victim and later as a “soldier” in ordered him about five years ago to Constitution works. In a report Sun- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Patricia “Residents on offshore islands or who :|:j day, a Senate constitutional rights ij: Hearst, described by her mother as ‘ ‘more the terrorist group that abducted her. assassinate Anderson. The Post said Hunt planned to obtain a live in coastal locations subject to flooding Her mother, Catherine, after a visit The reason, according to the Post, was ij: committee concluded it “operated in touch with reality,” may take the poison from a former Central Intelligence or being cutoff by these tide heights should with her daughter at the San Mateo County that the columnist had published a wide exceedingiy well” and “ no ij: witness stand Tuesday to assure a federal Agency physician to use against Anderson. relocate inland,” the Hurricane Center Jail in Redwood City Sunday, said there variety of sensitive national security in­ modification is warranted.” judge she won’t skip town if granted bail. Sources said the poison was "a variety said. I I Defense attorneys for the 21-year-old was a noticeable change in Miss Hearst’s formation over the years that caused em­ that would leave no trace during a routine Small craft from Louisiana to northwest daughter of millionaire newspaper appearance since her arrest ’Thursday. barrassment to the White House. medical examination or autopsy.” Florida were advised to remain in port. MORRISTOWN, N. J. - A judge I executive Randolph Hearst said Sunday “She seems more in touch with reality,” Anderson said he found the Post report, began hearing arguments this mor- night there was “nothing definitely said Mrs. Hearst. “The first time we saw w ritten by W atergate reporter Bob •J ning on the request of Karen Ann decided,” but it was possible she would her she was not herself. She seemed to be Woodward, “hard to believe.” He said, Quinlan’s foster parents that Karen testify. spaced out up here (motioning to her however, he had to take the story seriously be allowed to die. Miss Quinlan is in If so, it would, be the first public state­ head.) because of Woodward’s reputation as a a coma and being kept alive by a -ij ment from Miss Hearst since June 7,1974, “Today she wasp’t smoking and she was reporter which helped the Post win a ij: respirator. $; when her tape-recorded voice proclaimed much better. She’s getting better every Pulitizer Prize for its Watergate repor­ love for Willie Wolfe, one of six Sym- day. But she’s still not the same girl she ting. I UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. -A § bionese Liberation Army terrorists killed was before she was kidnaped.” The alleged plot was cancelled at the >:< galaxy of diplomatic stars gather § in a shootout a few days earlier with Los Mrs. Hearst said Patty asked about a last-minute, the Post said, but not before today for the start of a. General § Angeles police. black cat she used to have called “Patty’s several days of preparation had already Assembly debate testing the new Miss Hearst, who was wanted on 22 cat,” and was told H was still alive. been carried out. ;!•: “spirit of cooperation” at the felony warrants, including bank robbery The visit in the jail Sunday was a group Hunt told close associates he planned to United Nations. Secretary of State and flight to avoid prosecution, must affair that lasted 25 minutes, with the use a poison which would not be detected i:*: Henry Kissinger led speakers at the j:| explain to U.S. District Judge Oliver J. visitors separated from Miss Hearst by a during an autopsy, thus making Ander­ opening session. . Carter, why, among other things, she glass panel. son’s death appear accidental. signed “urban guerrilla” as her occupa­ Besides her parents, the visitors were Hunt, a retired CIA agent, pleaded guil­ I WASHINGTON - A three-judge % tion when she was booked into jail. hef uncle William Randolph Hearst II and ty in 1973 to charges stemming from the federal court began hearing :•!• Carter denied her release on bail last his wife; her cousin, William Randolph Watergate break-in. He is currently ser­ arguments this morning on claims ;!•: week, saying he had to be convinced Miss Hearst III; and Kate Minott, a former ving a prison term in Florida. iji; by Richard M. Nixon that he should {J Hearst ^as not a “flight risk.” The FBI classmate of Miss Hearst at Crystal Quoting “reliable sources,” the Post $•: have control over his White House sought Miss Hearst for 19 months, first as Springs High 'Scfiool. g papers and other materials, in- g t eluding tapes. Unemployment review study urges I International I STAR CITY, USSR -M ore than | higel* taxes, stiffer eligibility f » t ' |:J: 500 persons cheered a welcome to - astronauts Thomas P. Stafford, HARTFORD (UPI) - A legislative Sen. George W. Hannon, D-East Hart­ to work can still collect unemployment % Vance D. Brand and Donald K. committee today called for higher uli- ford, chairman of the committee, said benefits for up to 65 weeks, after only a is Slayton Sunday as they arrived at % employment compensation taxes on higher taxes will be needed to replenish four-week penalty period,” Hannon said. Star City, the Soviet Union’s g employers, but greater restrictions on the fund but he called for tighter restric­ “Employers have been complaining cosmonaut training center. The eligibility for benefits. tions on benefits. about this lenient eligibility standard for astronauts and their families are on The Legislative Program Review Com­ “Right now a person who quit his job, years, and we believe their complaints are % a 10-day, six-city tour of the Soviet mittee said it is concerned about the rising was fired for cause, or who simply refused justified,” Hannon said. Union, number of fraudulent claims. It “We proposed that anyone who loses his i i recommended hiring additional staff with job of his own volition be disqualified from MONTREAL —A “real confron- federal -funds to investigate suspsicious receiving benefits until he has become re­ Inside today employed and earned 10 times his weekly J;i tation” between Soviet delegates g; pases. and representatives of the United Jj* The Connecticut Labor Department paid benefit rate,” Hannon said. Bolton ...... 5 Hebroh ...... 6 , 16 States and Canada is expected to out $291,008 in fraudulent unemployment ,The committee recommended a tem­ Agostinelli honored Business___... 15 MACC news...... 9 take place this week at the speciai compensation claims in 1975, of which' porary emergency tax of .5 per cent of the Classified ... .16-18 Obituaries ..... 10 S: fisheries conference here. Failure :|;1 $192,191 was recovered, the committee taxable wage base. Nathan G. Agostinelli of Manchester, at right, receives the "Outstanding Com ics...... 19 S. Windsor . (. .5, 9 Rep. Ernest C. Burnham, R-Clinton, ij? to resolve the problem of over- jg said. State Official Award for 1975” from Thomas Lyon, outgoing president of the Dear Abby...... 19 Sports...... 11-14 fishing off the Atlantic coast would Because 0^ the heavy drain on the said the increased unemployment Connecticut State Employees Association, at the association’s annual con­ E. Hartford .... 16 Tolland ...... 5 caseload has slowed down other services S increase pressure for a 200-mile S Unemployment Compensation Fund due to Editorial ...... ,.4 Vernon ...6,7,10,16 vention in Hartford. Agostinelli was cited for his role as state comptroller limit, American and Canadian of- g the recession, benefits paid will exceed provided by the department. The committeeijalso recommended that during which time his efforts improved the benefits of state employes. Some ficials said. :|i^ collected taxes by more than $111 million despite an increase in the tax on Today’s Herald includes an advertising substitute teachers no longer be eligible 700 people were on hand at the Hartford Hilton Hotel at the banquet i I busines.sps. the committee said. supplement for Grant’s. for unemployment'benefits. highlighting the convention. (Herald photo by Dunn) I .-H, J A' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., & pt. 22. 1975 - PAGE TH REE PAGE TWO — THANCMESTER EVENING HERALD. 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During the 150 years between Arnold with winning the two Benedict Arnold’s treason and battles of Saratoga almost /ABOUT Dog ‘litter’ banned the avhilability of the complete singlehanded, others question 161 become Amold-Andre correspondence whether he was even on the Because of the many complaints the town He said, "It is a misconception to in the 1920s, biographers went field in the first battle and PLAZA DEPT. STORE TOWN has received concerning the litter deposited presume that public property can be used from the extremes of describ­ maintain that the second was (Wa H t n A Notion To Ploau) on streets, sidewalks, and other public and for this purpose (litter). The responsibility ing “ a monster who found won before he charged in to Next to Frank’s Supermarkot town voters The Manchester Assembly, delight during his boyhood in lead a costly, useless attack. private property when dog owners walk for a pet’s action is solely that of the East Middle Tpka.. Manchastar robbing birds’ nests and mangl­ Order of Rainbow for Girls, wUl their pets. Zoning .Enforcement Officer owner.” The World Almanac notes. ing fledglings” to “awarding Simultaneous, six-hour, voter-making sessions Saturday conduct a business meeting \ Ernest Machell has issued a stern warning. him a martyr’s crown as the RED HEART WOOL & WINTUK at five Manchester shopping areas produced 161 new tonight at 7:30 at the Masonic bravest and best American plus voters, with over 60 per cent of them unaffiliated. Temple. Noting, "The discontent caused by these soldier of the war forced into The World’s Rest Of the 161 new voters, 41 are Democrats, 21 Republicans, "Chapter 37, Action 2 of the Manchester practices is reaching climactic propor­ Knitting Needles, Crocket Hooks, and ordinances,” said Machell, "prohibits the tions,” Machell said, "All offended parties treason because he was Perfumes-Cologne Instruction Books and 99 unaffiliated. The VFW Post’s ways and neglected and misunderstood.” depositing of litter in or upon any street, should feel free to report incidents to the “Free Gift Wrapping The sessions were held at First National Store, means committee will meet There is still disagreement as Need Something? Try Plazal Crispino’s, Frank’s Supermarket, Top Notch and tonight at 7:30 at the Post sidewalk or other public place within the Manchester Police Department, or insist to Arnold’s true worth as a field Home. All those interested are town.” that the offender rectify the violation.” ARTHUR Harrison’s. commander. While some credit invited. The next shedule of voter-making sessions is as follows: • Sat., Sept. 27, from 9 a.m . to 1 p.m. in the town clerk’s office in the Municipal Building. Bloodmobile • Sat., Oct. 4, from 1 to 5 p.m. in the town clerk’s office. plans visit 100 Ft. Saran Wrat • Wed., Oct. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the registrars’office in I Plus 20 Ft. FREE! the Municipal Building. The Red Cross Bloodmobile By Dow. R eg.99c • Sat., Oct. 11, from 9 a.m . to 8 p.m. in the town clerk’s will visit Manchester Friday at South United Methodist Chbreh office. from 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. With one exception, the Oct. 11 session will be t)ie last Dow Bathroom 'The September operation is chance to sign up for voting in the Nov. 4 election. Manchester Evening Herald . S ^ R A V Cleaner being co-sponsored by The exception is for those whose eligibilty rights will Kick ball instruction at Illing Published every evening except 17 oz., Reg. 1.09 Sundays and holidays. Entered at employes of the local office .of mature between Oct. 11 and Nov. 4. A special session will Receiving instructions for a kick ball exercise from physical education is completed. To date, their outdoor gym schedule has not been affected the Manchester, Conn., Post Olfice th Southern New England as Second Class Mall MaUer. be held for them only on Monday, Nov. 3, from 9 a.m . to director Tom Kelly is a class of students at Illing Junior High School. by bad weather. The contractor, Adler Construction Co., says the gym Telephone Company. . Suggested Carrier Rates noon in the town clerk’s offce. Those potential voters who Students must take their gym classes outdoors until the school’s new gym should be completed by the end of November. (Herald photo by Pinto) The monthly quota is 150 Disinfectant Payable In Advance will become 18 on Nov. 4 will be eligible to sign up at the pints. 14 oz., Reg. 1 5 9 (It\THEATRES EAST Single copy...... 15* Nov. 3 session for voting the next day. Weekly...... 90* The call last month for type 0 One month...... $3.90 Positive blood met with a large Three months ...... $f1.70 Spray ‘N Vac Six months...... $23.40 response and a record total of ■ m u — One year...... $46.80 more than 200 pints. Bipod I V ’.;l Rug Cleaner 2 Mall Rates Upon Request center officials said there is a SAVE Reg.2.19 Subscribers who (all to receive continuing shortage of blood, Knit Tops Trees to beautify Bennet their newspaper belore 5:30 p.m. UP TO should telephone the circulation particularly type 0 Positive. department, 647-9946. Rain Barrel three groups of Kwanzan cherry tree plan­ Miller (Diane M. Miller), Mrs. Annie M. McCabe (EJ. Anyone in good health The newly remodeled Bennet Junior McCabe), Mrs. Robert W. Russell (Bradford 3 5 % tings in the spring of 1976 at locations in between the ages of 18 and 66 Our Fabric Softener ' High School complex on Main St. will be Qallagher), Frank Pinto & (aihlly (Michael Pinto), OFF OUR Reg. Manchester Green and two other parklets Mrs. John L. Von Deck (Mrs. BIzabeth Tynan may donate. Appointments may REG. LOW 70 oz., Reg. 2 5 9 beautified by several trees to be planted Bailey). be made by calling 643-5111. 3.99 soon as part of the semi-annual fall plan­ to the east along Rt. 44A to the Bolton PRICES! town line. The trees will be an extension of Walk-in donors will be welcome Pure polyester ribbed ting schedule of the Memorial Tree Also, Perennial Planters Garden Club (Deceased *^TREI8AND - O’NEAL (Q)S ^ Mon & Tues ^ pullovers— turtle or U- Wood Preen the flowering tree trail concept envisioned members of the club), Mrs. Anita R. Nylin and 99 99 throughout the day. Program of the Greater Manchester Gregory P. Nylin (Steven Rodrigue), Mr. & Mrs. neck style; S,M,L. Floor Wax 2 for the entire length of Center and E. Frank Qluhosky (Marlon K. Burnham), Mr. & Mrs. Chamber of Commerce. “WHATS UP DOC?” I. 86 EX 1T 9I-FOUOW BURNSIDE SIGNS 1 -Gal, Reg. 3.99 Center Sts. Joseph Beaulieu (Mrs. Verna Beaulieu), Mrs. Rosa­ Trees to be planted include columnar The Memorial Tree Program will be 10 mond A. Carter (Mrs. Margaret Sullivan), Mr. & Mrs. 7:18 9 P.M. Boat courses Cardigans John Papa (Walter S. Kuczek Sr.), Mr. & Mrs. Daniel BURNSIDE maple, shademaster locust and red pine. years old in October and is growing in pop­ Surdek (Marlon K. Burnham), Mrs. Jane Bailey and Mon.-Tuas. 99‘ / i Astroturf Door Isto IMM tIM »VL, I. H ni. e $2$.|H] open to public M isses’ & Jrs.’ Directing the project will be Allan Cone, ularity each year, said Dr. Douglas H. June (Marlon K. Burnham). 9. Mat by Monsanto ^ # 1 1 principal, and Theodore Fairbanks, Smith, program chairman. ALL STAR CAST Manchester Power Squadron Skirt or Also, Mr. & Mrs. Norman R. Arey (Mrs. Betty Reg.4.99 \#B§ \# superintendent of grounds and The program was originated in October Mitchell), High School friends of Stephen Darling WSENTERTAWMENT is offering free boating courses, Pant Sets maintenance. These trees will be supplied 1965 and directed by Dr. Charles E. Jacob­ (Stephen Darling), John A. DeQuaUro (Dominic M. 7:00 • 9:20 which are open to the public 12 f i ^ 5 and planted by Grantland Nursery. Belettl), Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Eells (Laurence D. son Jr. for several years. The initial tree Lane), Dr. S Mrs. Donald W. Morrison (Erling Lar­ ELTON years of age and over. Reg.9S9 to 13.99 Perfect topping over shirt Additional tree plantings are planned for plantings were located at the Manchester son), Mrs. John L. Treybal (Mrs. Minnie S. Rogers), ANN-MARQRET (PQ) Instruction covers safety NOW YOUR CHOICE or blouse for your Fall Friends and Neighbors (Mrs. Pearl Falk Wolf), Mr. & A CLINT EASTWOOD wardrobe; S,M,L. Dial Very Dry the Center Congregational Church with Green in October 1965. Flowering crabap- Mrs. Walter Mozzer (Walter Bernstein), Meadows "MABNUM FORCE” 7:20 afloat, seamanship, Convalescent Center, East Bldg. (Mark Fontaine). JTOMMY’’ Anti-Perspirant the placing of six Kwanzan cherry trees ple trees were among the first trees ”DIR n HARRY" 0:30 navigational aids, chart reading Doubleknit along the property bordering on Main and planted on public property at that site. 7:30 9:30 and other area related to 5 oz., Reg. 1.19 Also, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Champeau (Charles D. Center Sts. Since that date, a total of 402 trees of 25 KIme), Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Hart (Olga E Splllan^, Mon.-Tues. 99i operating a sail or poWer boat. Pants Locust trees are also being furnished for varieties have been placed at 52 park, Agnes, Joseph and Louis Foley (Mrs. Minnie 8. PHONE 049-0333 A class is being conducted Clairol Sunshine roadside and school yard locations during Rogers), Jake and Mary Jane Miller (Mrs. Mar(iaret planting in front of the St. Jam es School on B. Stevens), Mr. & Mrs. Roy C. Johnson (Richard Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Haivest Shampoo Park St. the 10 years of memorial tree plantings. Wlrta), Mrs. Fay E. Jones (Mrs. Sophie A. Breton), Manchester High School. Our FILM RATING GUIDE SET 8 oz., Reg. 1.49 A solitary planting of a pink dogwood in The following are recent donors suppor­ The Roy C. Johnson Family (Mrs. Olhre S. Webb), Dr. Classes will also start Reg. & Mrs. Richard Bushnell (F. Raymond Boynton). For Parents and Their Children Polyester or poly-and- the East Cemetery is planned in memory ting the Memorial Tree Program , and in Also, Lutz Volunteer League (Mrs. Gustav Ander­ Thursday from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at 7.99 dial jersey print combination. Preference of Stephen Darling with donations memory of: son). Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Monahn (Waltr H. Scad- | T | O K M l MlffiKES U lc « Maitte* Naubuc School, Glastonbury, den). The Hart Children (Bernard H. Hart Sr.), Sen. & Mock twin top j Button trimmed cinch VERY DRY By L’Oreal collected by his school friends. Mrs. David M. Barry (Sherman L. Weiss), Fred C. and Oct. 6 from 7 tp 9:30 p.m. at skirt sets or print top Mr. & Mrs. Roy C. Johnson (William Richter), Mrs. . PUBITIIL CnOIKE SINOSnO Some Matciial Miy Hot k SuHSbh Fir Pn-Tcuuim 'waist, pullon style flares. It is anticipated that these plantings will Elizabeth Cone (Everett H. Cone and Mrs. Qeorge H. Blumenfeld (Gerald Cohen), Robert R. Green (Con­ Rockville High School. and solid bottom pant sets. Hair Color, Reg. 2.43 tribution), Mr. & Mrs. George Oulllette (Max 1(X)% acrylic; 8-16. be completed late in October when trees Cone), Mrs. Henrietta Khoms and Miss Martha 5-13 and 10-18. Kohms (Mrs. Metha S. Kanehl), Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Schubert, Mrs. Joseph Hanklnson), American [ R 1 HUTHCTa Under 17 te«iim Kcmsmyini Pirent or U dt CUrdun are fully dormant. Zatursky (Mrs. Josephine CalamuncI), Mr. & Mrs. Association of Retired Persons (AARP), Chapter Tentative plans are being made to have James 6. Bayllss. (Clarence A. Miller), Mrs. Irma A. 1275. Manchester (Brig. W. Harold Bevan). Bike ride set (J) HO OK u m 17 MMTTD (1*1 Unit My tvy in ortiin inis) SAVE Wicker for Sept. 28 TO S SLEEP Hanging A 20- to 30-mile bike ride POLICE REPORT around Manchester will be WEAR Baskets :S t10HCAtt CINtMAf 1234 sponsored by the ATnericari Yduth Hostels (AYH) Sept. 28. YOUR CHOICE 1-84EXIT58~SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. SALE! OF 4 STYLES! • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO, 568-8810 The,ride, which is open to the ARRESTS BREAKS & THEFTS VANDALISM evening. Missing items in­ FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor MASTER CHARGE, public, will start at 1:30 p.m. Manchester Manchester QUILT .'i* Manchester cluded a TV and a wine bottle from the Mary Cheney Library. An East Hartford woman told • Gowns full of coins. u u u u u t:-:: Helmut Beutel will lead the ROBE • William J. England Jr., 21, police Saturday she was driving i^rvnounl Pictum punMi 0 4 7 Happy birthday • About $350 worth of • The Xtra service station at ride, which is part of a series of • Baby Dolls E of 76 Galaxy Dr., arrested Sun­ on 1-84 under Gardner St. at ‘theRiTU iH it plywood and lumber was stolen 136 Oakland St. was broken into Sunday afternoon rides AYH SALE! \#EACH day at 12:44 a.m, on Hartford 4:20 p.m. when rocks hit her oftfMPInici • Pajamas Friday night from a house con­ Saturday night. Missing is $60 in will sponsor in the area thi^ Rd. and charged with posses­ car. "The rocks made pit holes in OpeeisNotEiioiidi” PanttMT* Reg.9.99& 10.99 Mrs. William Perrett, a resident of the Crestfield Con­ struction site on East Eldridge cash and $41 in cigarettes and NM. MK Idl; Mn Un M En. UM Ihlldl I month. Complete bike Our Reg.3.99 sion of marijuana. Released on her windshield. E 731 Ml; S iL^ 2M 43S Mai lira Fri. En YOUR CHOICE valescent Home, is observing her 90th birthday today. St. It belongs to the Linri soda. schedules may be obtained free Your Choice Choice of 4 3250 non-surety bond for I VMMi rf Photo Album Mrs. Perrett, who lived in Bolton and Manchester many Construction Co, of 128 Grand­ ;SaL Sm. IM M S -X from the AYH office, 1007 Far­ attractive styles appearance in Common Pleas view St. An older, white male driving Saturday, police notified an for your house years, has three children, Kenneth Perrett of Rockville; mington Ave., West Hartford. Refillable magnetic Court 12 in East Hartford Oct. • About $50 worth of scouting a bright orange pickup truck Adams St. man he could not plants. Alice Mack of Bolton; Beatrice P. Keith of Manchester; 6. post “Tag Sale” signs on utility page album for gear plus a lunch was stolen chased two young girls down those great six grandchidlren; and 10 great-grandchildren. She was • Guy K. Boileau, 22, of 184 poles along the street. It 30" overall. Saturday noontime from one of Main St. Saturday at 5:15 p.m., pictures! P born Sept. 22, 1885. (Herald photo by Dunn) Hollister St., arrested Sunday Ti*an8it plans the scouts cleaning up Saulter’s the girls told police. violates a town ordinance con­ IM.I . H IMIW. 14S; Mm. Bra FH. Era EACH at 3:37 a.m. at Hollister and The girls are 11 and 7. They cerning signs. HMlInFil Eii 7d$ Ml; SK IM 2M US IN OUR Pond. Bud Reynolds, 11, of 12 MS Ml; $A iM ...... S.4I jaj.l^l. available now EACH Stick-lt-To-Me Bond Sts. and charged with told police they were going HOUSEWARE DEPT. Kane Rd. is a member of Boy Refill...... operating a motor vehicle while Scout Troop 27 of St. Mary’s from a dairy store on Main St. A copy of the final draft Flannel, brushed and Waltz and floor length license suspended and Church. He left his gear with home as they crossed Eldridge Transit Development Program pure nylon tricot in robes in solids or THEATER SCHEDULE operating while registration other gear not stolen on the St. at Main St. The most staggering inter­ for the Capitol Region is now tailored styles or lavished charming prints, ' suspended. Released on $250 ground near their work site. A The man in the truck stopped collegiate football defeat in “GIVE’ EM HELL, HARRY” available for public review in with lace and trimmed with lace and non-surety bond for court Oct. history took place Oct. 7, 1916, Wedne8day, Thur8day, Friday each town hall in the region. embroidery. Dreamy embroidery. Cottons and Burnside 1 — “That’s Enter­ knapsack, pair of hiking boots, and asked them if they wanted 7. at Atlanta, Ga., when Georgia The report, prepared by tiie colors. nylon blends. UA East 1 - “Jaws” 7:20- tainment” 7:00-9:20 and a back pack are among hi^ a ride. They said no. Sept. 24, 25, 26 • Donald P. Mooney, 19, of 90 Tech trounced Cumberland Greater Hartford Transit 9*40 Burnside 2 — “Magnum missing items. Then he asked if they wanted ALL PERFORMANCES RESERVED. Wells St., charged with evading University, 222-0! District, details a five-year im­ UA East 2 — “ Touch of Force” 7:20; “Dirty Harry” • The car of Rosemary a kiss. They said no. Tickets at Theatre or by Mail responsibility in connection provement program. CHass" 9:10; “Tamerand Seed” 9:30 Gormley of 15B Forest St. was Then he got out of the truck Warm Perforated with a two-car collision on 7:00 Showcase Cinema 1 — “Once broken into Saturday morning. and chased them south on Main Foster St. north of Pearl St. Indoor Vamp UA East 3 — “Journey Into Is Not Enough” 7:10-9:30 Missing are a radio, tape deck St. They hid behind Blau Fur­ y Saturday at 11 p.m. The car Fear” 7:15-9:15 Showcase Cinema 2 — “ Love and tapes valued at $325. niture store. Oxfords allegedly driven by Mooney Slippers OVER Vernon Cinema 1 — “What’s and Death” 7:25-9:20 • Three apartments in Foun­ The man is described as EMFEBOB struck the left front of a parked BIG SA/ISIGS AT BONANZA Up Doc?” 7:15-9:00 Showcase Cinema 3 — tain Village and neighboring between 45 and 65, short, heavy car owned by Jared Lasher of Cinema 2 — “Tommy” 7:30- “Return of the Pink Panther" Beacon Hill off W. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 22, 1975- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^D, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 22. 19TO f f ' Farmers’ Almanac is offering P' Hunger council succeeding Blackstrap molasses brick recipe GLOBE your good clean used clothing at our charity might provide. Travel Service LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) - with Plastic B, a bitumen which tion is then mixed with dirt to By NANCY CARR MACC NEWS Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Please see that clothing is clean IN THE SERVICE Last year, Ray Geiger was is a derivative of blackstrap make the bricks. Executive Director Pitkin St. Leave any (lay and all boxes are well tied. 555 MAIN S T R E E T promoting bricks made out of molasses or wood molasses.” Geiger said his only interest Manchester Area between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. or Your gift of 10 cents a pound 643-2165 cow manure. The molasses, he said, '|is a in promoting the bricks is to see Conference of Churches call the church office, M9-5311, pays for all the processing, Ovrr 30 Ytart S.Sgt. Herrick H. Silvia of Sgt. Robert J. Surdell Jr., son This year he's beating the substance which has been cheap building materials of events for Hunger shipping, and handling charges Travel tlxperienee Since its inception in to arrange other times for drop Manchester has graduated of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. drum for bricks again — but polluting the streams. The produced which are ecological­ Awareness Week to come or from here in Manchester to Authorized agent in Manchester November 1974, Manchester off. Friday is the last day from the U.S. Air Force chapel Surdell Sr., Rockville, was this time they're made out of paper companies used to dump ly sound. send a delegate to report your those suffering from disaster (or all Airlines. Railroads and Council on World Hunger has clothes will be accepted. management course conducted decorated with the U.S. Air , blackstrap molasses. it into the Androscoggin “ My Interest is only to efforts on behalf of starving There is a great need for and in the most acute need. Steamship Lines. served as a community clearing by the Air Training Command Force Commendation Medal In Geiger is the editor, owner River.” produce-a story for the almanac. malnourished people. The center for nearly $10,000 sent warm coats, jackets, and at Biloxi, Miss, recent ceremonies at Kirkland apd publisher of the Farmers’ “That waste product can be which could lead to an meeting will be Thursday at 8 sweaters for infants and out in food relief (grain, beans, Sgt. Silvia, son of Mr. and AFB, N.M., Almanac. This year’s edition — used to make this brick, and ecologically sound process,” hp p.m. at Center Congregational children, men and women. you don’t have to fire it like you said. “It can be used principally instant milk) or self-help Church. Mrs. Henry R. Silvia of 59B the 159th — includes a story iAit < Blankets and warm coverings .Downey Dr., is now trained to which claims bricks can be do with normal bricks, and you ■ in areas where people are a lit­ projects (i.e. seeds, well­ Happiness Is... Surdell is a radio operator digging), both here and abroad. are also desperately needed prepare chaplain reports and made from molasses and a lit­ can use any dirt from your back tle poorer and need something Prisons in Connecticut this year. With chilling nights and was cited for meritorious Many groups in the community A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT assist in Air Force religious tle dirt. The process is the yard,” Geiger said. cheaper to work with.” The three session seminar on already here, let’s stretch our service. He is assigned to the who have made this impressive functions. He is being assigned brainstorm of Robert Morse, an He said the brick is a good He said the molasses method i#as “New Trends in Connecticut hearts and arms into the closet AIR CONDITIONED!^ 1960th Communications effort possible are schools, to Bitsburg AB, Germany. engineer and, oddly enough, weight bearer and can be used of brick-making is better than Corrections” being sponsored for an()ther look at the old coat Squadron. churches, social service agen­ A 1967 graduate of cheese expert from Long in building very effectively. It the manure technique. by MACC’s Division of Social in the corner. Even though it cies and interested individuals TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Manchester High School, he Island. is also cheap. “That was a breakthrough Action will begin with registra­ has not yet gone below freezing, in the community. attended Southwestern State He is a 1968 graduate of “Ken Connor, my. associate “You could build a four-room but this is even inore so,’’ he tion at 7:30 p.m. at Concordia it’s hard to imagine huddling The council recognizes that 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING ...*2 .0 0 College in Weatherford, Okla., Ellington High School. Bis wife, editor, and I had Bob Morse house — exclusive of plumbing said. Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St., together these nights with our this is but a small part of the and the University of Maryland Pattye, is the daughter of Mrs. come up from Bayside to and that sort of thing — for Geiger said Morse would like Sept. 29. children, trying to sleep with no total effort made by European Division at Bitsburg Wilma Cox of Albuquerque, demonstrate that this was a about $1,000,” Geiger said. a backer for the brick proj^t, Carl Robinson, warden at the blankets except dry straw and DELCON LAUNDROMAT Manchester people to feed the AB, Germany. N.M. practical thing to do,’’ Geiger Geiger said the molasses is but he isn’t actively seeking Connecticut Correctional grass and no coat except what said. !‘What we did was go out dried and broken down intp a one. hungry. In order to raise our Institute at Somers and James into the yard and dig the first powder, then mixed with a little “I guess he would like one,” awareness, not only concerning Harris, chief of the Planning dirt we dame to, and mixed it oil. He said that conglomera­ Geiger said. the critical problem but the un­ Department of Corrections, ique and spirited way in which will speak on “New Trends in MEDICAL the people of Manchester have Institutional Rehabilitation.” risen to the challenge of world This is a unique opportunity SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. Charge Accounts Invited hunger, the council proposes to talk with the men who really 340 Main St., Manchester Be thin in a hurry that the week of Nov. 17 to 24 be Bank Charges Welcome know what’s happening. Have Phone 646-4070 set aside as a week of com­ questions about the parole Bolton church women plan fashion show large patterns, plaids, gathers, munity observance on World 2 By GAY PAULEY All system, work-release ir you gotta be pleats and large patch pockets, Hunger. Susan Lyons, at left, and Doris Rivosa, owner of Amoldeen’s of Manchester, select clothes UPI Women’s Editor YOUTH CENTRE They’re studying nutrition programs, or allowing NEW YORK (UPI) - The all of which add width to hips The council meeting of Sept. prisoners to come , home on putting us on— Jobst-Stride® and jewelry to be modeled at the “Spirit of ‘76’’ fashion show sponsored by St. Maurice’s and bust. STORES 25 has been set apart to plan Church Catholic Women of Bolton. The event will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at Piano’s sensible way to look thin is to Looking for some sweets in the big cardboard refrigerator, Chris Baccus sees nothing but furlough? These are the men to lose the excess baggage. But Avoid white or light solid- ARE OPEN. this week of recognition and hsk. Find out what our 75 to 80 Restaurant in Bolton and feature coiffures by Joseph’s Beauty Salon, door prizes and wholesome fruits and vegetables. On the make-believe shelves from the top are Susannah that takes time, willpower and color clothing. This gives the il­ TONITE recommitment. This anniver­ per cent rebirth rate means pressure. You can combat fa­ refreshments. Mrs. Margaret Maneggia is serving as chairman. (Herald photo by Dunn) Bryne, orange; Jarma Jilrell, tomato; Nina Pratt, apple; Jason Greene, milk; Linda Stand up all day? Day a physical fitness program. lusion of more size. Avoid EXCEPT sary week’s program will be to us all, and the new hopes for after day? Bet you’re read­ tigue all day with a pair of Jobst- Some persons on the heavier accessories such as belts and wfsr Rivers, ham. Not seen, but hiding in the cookie jar at left is Lenny Rivers as, of all things, directed toward an rehabilitation. ing this right now with your Stride overthecalf, lightweight sashes; they tend to cut your acknowledgement and display side, and resigned to i.t, would HARTFORD a banana. The skit, written by the children, was part of a nutrition study unit at Singer Please call the MACC office, fleet up. It gets to you, doesn't support socks. They apply elas­ height and make you appear 2 Wedding prefer ah easier route — Learning Center. (Herald photo by Dunn) of the work of the many com­ 649-2093, for further informa­ it? That constant conflict with tic counterpressure to those heavier. Avoid hems above the dressing to give the illusion of munity groups who have been tion. gravity? Pressures on the veins "stand-up" legs. You can actu­ knee — the longer and more striving to combat hunger and thinness. The French have a in the legs must be overcome ally feel the difference or your continued the flow of a skirt, to a general education of the Eigenbrod-Burrows phrase for such illusion —, Good used clothing as blood returns to the heart. money back. the more height you gain. community concerning the trompe I’oeil. This is the last week to leave It's relentless. You realize how Take a load off your feet to­ Miss Marcia Phyllis Burrows Steer away from rough- problems of hunger and starva­ In dressing to look slimmer, Events set at MCC tired you are when you finally morrow. Pick up a pair of Strides of Colonia, N.J. and Kurt textured fabrics such as tion and its tremendous effect there are two basic rules, says get home and put your feet tonight. Jobst-Stride, sold at se­ Eigenbrod of Manchester, were tweeds, bulky wools, shiny pionship; HR 101; $2 and open on much of our world. one authority. One is to gain as Manchester Community ♦•HELP luncheon — Noon; Carbon-dated ash from an up. Away from that day-long lected professional pharmacies married Aug. 23 in the New fabrics. Turtlenecks are for the pairs club championship; HR An invitation is cordially much height as possible, and College offers this calendar Student Center; $1.50. iron mine in the Ngwenya Hills pressure. and authorized surgical supply Dover Methodist Church in the other is to “remove” the skinny only; they cut length of ♦♦HFSM Dinner — Russian 103; $1.75. issued to all individuals, of Swaziland proves the mine of events in the interest of the “Hypnotist” — 8 p.m.; Main Now you can wear counter- dealers. *4,25 Edison, N.J. heavier--parts of you by neck and irlake the body seem eommunity. All the MCC menu — 6 p.m.; Student church, school, and social was worked about 43,000 years bulkier. Auditorium; free. organizations who may have an ago, making it the world’s The bride is the daughter of judicious selection of fabrics sponsored activities listed Center; $4. Topcoats which are double- active interest in the planning oldest known mining operation. Mr. and Mrs. George Burrows and silhouettes. “You will shed helow are open to the public Lecture — Human Liberation pounds in minutes” is the breasted or with wide lapels and many are free of eharge. & Simple Living Alternatives — Saturday, Sept. 27 of Colonia, N.J. The add width and decrease height. bridegroom is the son of Mr. promise. In addition to publicizing 7:30 p.m.; Music Room, s Avoid slim, tight, or straight and Mrs, Kurt Eigenbrod of Wear clothes that hug the events and activities in­ Bidwell St.; free. Duplicate Bridge — 1 p.m.; skirts. largest part of the body, but not dividually the college hopes open; HR 101; $1.75. Manchester. After Ms. Baker told the tightly, such as A-line skirts that the calendar will serve as Soccer MCC vs. Southern plumpish (a model plumpish?) Wednesday, Sept. 24 The Rev. Leon Weaver of­ and dresses, blouses that do n o t. a reminder of all that is Connecticut; 2 p.m.; Cougar ficiated. have excess material on the how to look slimmer, she //' available at Manchester Com­ Soccer MCC vs. Mitchell Field. sides, and slightly flared skirts. turned around in another issue munity College. College; 3 p.m.; Cougar Field. The bride, given in marriage Try for a smooth line from to tell thinnies “how to gain 10 % The MCC staff looks ♦♦HFSM Dinner — Polyne­ Sunday, Sept. 28 by her father, wore a silk shoulder to hem — a simple and pounds in 10 minutes.” organza dress with a lace scoop forward to seeing you on sian menu — 6 p.m.; Student Tennis, MCC vs. South Cen­ uncluttered look. Select softly She’s right on target when she campus and at the various neckline and a finger tip veil. says, “The too-thin figure is Center; $4. tral; 11 a.m.; Manchester O N LY *228 woven fabrics such as silks and events. Call 646-2137 for She carried a bouquet of white almost a fun problem to solve. Veterans — Remedial Racquet Club. jerseys. Medium to dark toned further information on any carnations, stephanotis and You COT wear clothing that English — 8:25 p.m.; Main Baseball, MCC vs. hosiery is slimming. So are V- of the activities. baby's breath. necklines, if you want to many women would love to be Campus; free. Southeastern; 1 p.m.; UConn. Mrs. James Kozo of Colonia, lenghten- appearance of face able to wear — bright colors, Monday, Sept. 22 plaids, soft knits...the layered Monday, Sept. 29 Sears N .J., the bride’s sister, was and neck. Thursday, Sept. 25 Hair styles that give a little look...pants with no •Management and ♦ ♦HELP luncheon — Noon; For a Big matron of honor. Bridesmaid Leadership Training for ,illl was Miss Laura Eigenbrod of height add to a total look of pockets...wide belts and ♦♦HELP luncheon — Noon; Student Center; $1.50. Women — 7 p.m.; Staff Indianapolis, Ind., the thinner, says Oleda Baker, sashes...bulky sweaters below Student Center $1.50. ♦Non-credit community ser­ Lounge; $27.50. bridegroom’s niece. beauty editor of a new monthly the waistline...,” vices course begins. Open on a The “how to gain” goes on, % Veterans — Remedial math magazine aimed primarily for Friday, Sept. 26 space available basis. \SSIIiSE f Lester Eigenbrod of In­ mannequins — “Model’s but around where I live and — 8;25 p.m.; Main Campus; ♦♦All luncheons and dinners dianapolis, Ind. was his work, the “how to lose” gets free. Cross Country, MCC vs. 15.9-Cu. Ft. Circle” . are held in the Food Service brother’s best man. But the tips are good for tfie readership. Eastern Connecticut; 3:30 Dining Room. Tickets may be Ushers were Craig Eigenbrod anyone who, as the publication Tuesday, Sept 23 p.m.; MCC. purchased at the college Bridge — 7:45 p.m.; Local Iftnn!./ of Indianapolis, Ind., the says, wants “to be beautiful.” Baseball vs. Northwestern; 3 bookstore. Appointment Rated open pairs club cham­ bridegroom’s nephew, and More do’s; Wear hemlines Mrs. Catherine Jenkins of 418 p.m.; Mt. Nebo. David Cushman of Boston, that fall just below the knee or Spring St. is one of 78 women Coldspot (Herald photo by Dunn) Mass. almost to the floor (evening). R appointed by Gov. Ella Grasso David Kozo of Colonia, N.J., wearing pants, they should to positions in, the administra­ South Windsor church 25th anniversary the bride’s nephew, was ring cover most of the shoe. Wear tion and the judiciary. bearer. vertically designed when not Mrs. Jekins has been ap­ A reception was held at the able to use a vertical pattern. Mr. and Mrs. William T. parents and Mrs. Anne Maher, pointed to the Board of 0 ‘ Ramada Inn in Clark, N.J. after You’re better off with dark to to celebrate anniversary 9 Maher of Manchester were Mr. Maher’s mother. Trustees of Regional Communi­ & Upright which the couple left on a trip medium colors. Long narrow ty Colleges. Reformed Church in The church was dedicated June honored at a dinner party at The couple was married Sept. lapels on blouses, jackets and The Avery Street Christian Wildwood, N.J. “Women of our state and na­ Whitinsville, Mass., a small 23,1965, at which time the Rev. Jury's Restaurant in Willington 18, 1950, at St. Augustine’s Mrs. Eigenbrod was coats make you appear smaller. Reformed Church in South tion have immense talents and group of local Christian Mr. Nederhood was guest on Sept. 18 in observance of Church in Hartford with the Some fashions to avoid: Flat Windsor will celebrate the 10th employed as a teacher in Expertise to contribute to Reformed families began speaker. their 25th wedding anniversay. Rev. John Cotter officiating. Williamstown, N.J. prior to her shoes and flat hair styles (but anniversary of its dedication government,” Gov. Grasso meeting for worship in 1961. The Avery Street Church, Mrs. Maher is a native of marriage. Mr. Eigenbrod is don’t go overboard on hair Sept. 27 beginning with a ser­ Hartford. Mr, Maher was born said. “We will continue to seek vice of rededication at 4 p.m., The Home Mission Board of the with 125 members, is the only Freezer The dinner was planned by height or you will appear “head employed as a computer qualified women to work for the denomination undertook ' sup­ Christian Reformed Church in their children. Bill 22, Patty 21, in Wethersfield. They have heavy” ). followed by a sandwich supper, O systems analyst by Exxon. citizens of Connecticut.” port of the ^oup in 1%2, per­ Connecticut. The denomination, Cathy 18, Linda 16, Sharon 15, lived in Manchester for 14 Avoid horizontal qtripes. V social hour, and slide presenta­ Joey 12, and Betty Ann 8. Also years. tion. mitting the call of a home mis­ which is strongest in the attending were Mr. and Mrs. H. The couple plan to leave The Rev. Joel Nederhood, sionary pastor, the Rev. James Midwest, numbers 275 J. Brooker, Mrs. Maher’s shortly on a cruise to Bermuda. radio pastor of the Backto-God Bonneman who was installed in members in 700 churches. Check These Out­ Hour, which is the Christian February 1963. The Christian Reformed Following the purchase of Church is Presbyterian in Reformed Church’s In ter­ '2 standing Features... national Radio Ministry, will be property at the corner of Avery government, and stressed the guest speaker. The public is St. and Beelzebub Rd., work Scriptures as the only guide for cordially invited to attend. was begun, first on a parsonage faith and practice. The Avery • Grille-type shelves allow zero-degree cold Sponsored by a Christian and then on the church building. Street Church is committed to air to circulate freely for fast freezing MENUS service to the commurtity and evangelism through such • Bottom wire trivet holds bulky items programs as its Preschool • Magnetic door gasket seals in cold air HSFM menus Wednesday: Polyesnian rrr>': Pinochle scores Story Hour, Neighborhood Bi­ • Flush door hinging fits corners snugly Night, Polynesian seafood Menus, which will be ble Studies, and Vacation Bible • 32 in. wide, 29% in. deep, 65Vs in. high bisque, Lamai Island salad, School. prepared and served by Top scorers in the 571, Peg Vendrillo and Alice students in the International braised chicken Masadone Members of the 10th Anniver­ 2520 (mixed vegetables), shrimp Manchester Senior Citizens Shorette, 540 each, Archie Food Course in the Department sary Committee are Don and newsletter Pinochle Group game Sept. 18 Houghtaling, 535, Lyla Steele, .’•III fried rice. 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West Hartford Wethersfield Manchester Enfield Squore 649-0300 SAT. lb. Forbes country. Famous for fashion and equally famous for the finest in 615 Main St., Manchester Satisfaction Quaranteed or Your Money Back WEST HARTFORD MON. thru FRI. Bloomfield Avon/Simsbury Bristol Plaza Meriden Square 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Cul at Datirad Into Pork R otilt, and Pork Chopt, at home wares and major appliances. Forbes & Wallace, Manchester Parkade. S E ^ , HpBBygz.ANp cp. WQ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 22, 1975— PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 22, 1975 OBITUARIES Hospital buying group FIRE CALLS Indians top SWindsor Mrs. William INartowicz A. Harold Lauritsen Names Kenney director Mrs. Barbara Griswold Nar- A. Harold Lauritsen, 77, of 44 towicz, 63, of 120 Ludlow Rd., Campfield Ave., Hartford, died Sunday at Hartford Hospital. Windsor, died Saturday at Edward M. Kenney, ad­ Institute, conducts research Manchester He was a clothing salesman in Health Degree from Yale dent on Sand Hill and Nevers Norwich Hospital. She was the ministrator of Manchester into quality and standards of University. Sunday, 11:13 a.m. —flat iron mother of Mrs. Jacqueline the Manchester area before Rds. See story in today’s in homecoming, 13-6 Memorial Hospital, has been health care supplies. Kenney is chairman of the on fire in apartment on Rachel retiring in 1961. .Herald. (Manchester Am­ Dlsniarais of Manchester. elected to an unexpired term on Bureau membership is com­ Connecticut Hospital Associa­ Rd. (Eighth District) Survivors are his wife, a bulance) Other survivors are her hus­ the board of directors of the prised of more than 1,000 tion Council on Shared Ser­ brother, and several other An alert Tribe defense led doing most of the chores. band, and two grandchildren. hospitals throughout the nation, vices, trustee of the Connec­ South Windsor By LEN ALIS'l EK generate what little offense brothers and sisters in Den­ Hospital Bureau Inc., Pleasant- With fourth down at the two, The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 ville, N.Y. representing 350,000 beds. ticut Hospital Association, and Sunday, 4 p.m. -^um pster Sunday, 2:19 p.m. -football Herald Spurlkwriter Manchester had but it |was a by the charge of middle mark. a.m. from the Garmon Funeral Kenney assumed his present a member of several fire at ^ Nutmeg Rd. injury at the South Windsor Victories have not been stifling defense which did guard John Madden Duclos went back to pass but The funeral is Tuesday at 2 The Bureau, a nonprofit Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Wind­ association, serves to promote position at MMH in 1967, having professional organizations. He High School. Robert C. Tate, 11, recovered two fumbles, the the secondary did its job and p.m. at Rose Hill Funeral Tolland plentiful for the Manchester the trick. The Indians sor, with a Mass at 10 at St. economic and efficient served as assistant ad­ has been president of the of 37 Fieldstone Lane, Coventry second by Mike Taylor Taylor ran the helmsman Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Sunday, 11:53 a,m. —kitchen High football team in recent /.otaled 147 yards offensive­ Gabriel’s Church, Windsor. purchasing practices by volun­ ministrator the prior two years. Manchester-Boston American was taken to Manchester leading directly to the se­ down to end the bid. Hauck Burial will be in Rose Hill cabinets on fire in a home on times. The Indians lost their ly, 91 on their first scoring Burial will be in St. Joseph’s tary, nonprofit hospitals and Earlier, he had been associated Red Cross Chapter and chair­ Memorial Hospital with chest- did yeoman work for the Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Old Post Rd. 1975 opener which followed drive in the first quarter. cond Indian score, and Cemetery, Poquonock. other health care institution. It with Stamford Hospital and man of the Connecticut bruises. He was treated and Friends may call at the seven consecutive defeats at “I wasn’t pleased at all sacked Bobcat signal-caller Bobcats with 35 carries for Friends may call at the functions as a central Derby’s Griffin Hospital. Hospital Association Council on AMBULANCE CALLS relased. (M anchester Am- funeral home tonight from 7 to buiance) Ed Duclos five times for 52 121 yards. He also caught funeral home tonight from 7 to purchasing agency for its A graduate of the University Continuing Care. South Windsor the end of the ‘74 campaign. with our offense but I’m 9. yards in losses. Madden, a 5- three passes for 47 yards. 9. There will be a scripture members and its affiliate, the of Connecticut, he subsequently Kenney lives in South Wind­ Saturday, 10 a.m. —auto acci­ Skies were overcast and glad we had a strong defense Those wishing to do so may Edward M. Kenney 10, 186-pound junior, was in South Windsor averted the wake service tonight at 8 at the Hospital Research and Testing received a Master of Public sor. gray Saturday but the sun today,” Olsen said. funeral*home. make memorial gifts to the shone for the Silk Towners South Windsor had 244 on four sacks. shutout with 51 seconds Newington Ctiildren’s Hospital, as they broke the streak yards offensively but the remaining as Duclos, who Newington. Taylor made two key with a 13-6 triumph over Manchester defense had plays for Manchester. In the was seven for 14 and 148 Crash injuries serious to South Windsor youth yards in the passing depart­ R obert M. A lexander South Windsor High. A room to yield as punter Ed third quarter, he fell on the Stanley Butkus ment, hit Mike Davin with a Robert M. Alexander, 61, of operating while his license is under sparse Homecoming Day White, who scored the In­ loose pigskin at the Bobcat BOLTON —Stanley Butkus, perfectly thrown 30-yard TD 57 Thomas t)r., was pronounced Thomas V. Lemieux, 16, of 45 Hollis Dr., and was the second in line stopped for a was charged Sunday with failure to grant suspension. He was released on a $150 non­ crowd at Memorial Field of dians’ first TD on a 52-yard 26 after Duclos mishandled 67, of 31 French Rd., formerly dead on arrival at Manchester South Windsor, was reported in serious stop sign. Police said the first car pulled one-half the highway and issued A warning surety bond for appearance in court in 1,000, 750 paid, saw pass' play, kept the Bobcats the snap. Two plays later, strike at the right flag. of Buckland, died Sunday at for driving after drinking, in connection Manchester remains Memorial Hospital after suf­ condition at Manchester Memorial out and turned left and Bourke pulled out Rockville Oct. 15. Manchester square its bottled up in their own end Ostrout hit split end Steve home. He was the husband of Hospital this morning of injuries suffered into the path of the Chanter car. The acci­ with the investigation of an accident on home Saturday entertaining fering a heart attack at his record at 1-1 while the Bob­ all afternoon. White, a 5-9, Dawson for a 14-yard TD...... Mrs. Anna Karas Butkus. in a two-car accident in South Windsor dent is still.under investigation. Union St. new CCIL member home Sunday afternoon. He was Robert Tozier, 34, of 61 Ward St., cats remain winless after 167-pound junior, punted Dawson made a fine stab of He was born in the Poquonock the husband of Mrs. Eyleen Saturday. ARRESTS Police said Reimer struck, head-on, a Simsbury High at 1:30. Rockville, was charged Sunday with two starts. seven times for a 51 yard it as Bobcat defender Tom section of Windsor and lived in Flynn Alexander. Hospital officials said the youth suffered Vernon car driven by Niles J. Blake, 79 Brooklyn breach of peace. He is to appear in court in average. He was constantly Myers tipped the pass but (Herald photo by Dunn) Buckland many years before He was born in West Hartford head injuries and possible internal in­ Peter J. Culligan, 18, of Hartford, was St., Rockville and in turn pushed the Blake Rockville Oct. 15. “ Victories are real moving to Bolton. and lived most of his life in juries. arrested Saturday on two warrants issued car into a parked car. sweet,’’ beamed Tribe over 40 yards, including not enough to prevent the Mr. Butkus was retired from Five other persons, passengers and Blake and two passengers in his car, and kicks of 63 and 64 yards, reception in the right near StalisticH Manchester. He was a produc­ by Common Pleas Court 19 charging him Samuel J. McConnell, 35, of South Coach Larry Olsen, “You sw Hartman Tobacco Co. tion controller at Emhart Corp drivers of the two cars, were taken to the with third-degree burglary and third Reimer, were all treated at Rockville Meriden, was charged Sunday with dis­ could see in the locker room which kept South in poor corner of the end zone. This Man on the move with football is Manchester’s Ralph Donadio Other survivors are two sons, Offensive plays 70 in Windsor. hospital, treated and released. degree larceny and the other with second- General Hospital, and released. Reimer is orderly conduct and interfering with a how pleased they were to field position. tally with 2:39 left in the Dave Longo (51), Tom ISeserella (72) and Steve Daugherty (53) pursue ball carrier Frank Butkus of South Windsor The driver of one car was Justine to appear in court in Rockville, Oct. 8. First downs 13 Other survivors are a son, degree larceny. police officer, in connection with the in­ win this game. A lot of kudos “The key in hi$ (White’s) stanza gave the locals a 13-0 Yds. rushing-attempts %- and Stanley R. Butkus of Thomas R. Alexander of Chanter of 131 Laurel St., South Windsor. Culligan was held at the police station in vestigation of a Franklin St;, incident. punting was it never allowed Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. have to go to our defense es- edge. 49 Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. Passengers in her car were Helene lieu of posting a $5,000 bond and was to be Patrick Dowling, 19, of 6 Russell Dr., McConnell was released on a $500 non­ South Windsor to take over Joyce Eldridge of South Wind­ Chanter, 12, and Julie Stolzer, 10 of 137 Vernon, was charged Sunday with third- pecially the goal line Pinned back to its own 1- Passes-conripleted 14-7 Susan Girard of Broad Brook, presented in Common Pleas Court 19, surety bond for appearance in court Oct. in our end of the field. Pun­ sor, and nine grandchildren. Laurel St., South Windsor. degree criminal trespassing and fourth- defense.” yard stripe at the start of the Yds. passing 148 and five grandchildren. Rockville, today. 15. _____ ting like that helps a defense Interceptions by 1 The funeral is Wednesday at a The driver of the other car was George degree attempted larceny in connection final quarter. South reached The funeral is Wednesday at Senior quarterback Wayne and allows it to breathe. Fumbles-lost 3-2 tinrte to be announced. Burial 10 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Bourke, 16, of 801 Ellington Rd., South David G. Hawkes Jr., 25; of 216 Hilliard with the investigation of a complaint of Claudette Polhemus, of Forestview Dr., th e Tribe two with will be in East Cemetery. Ostrout tossed two White did an excellent job,” Yds. penalized 40 Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Windsor. Lemiuex and Steven Marsh, 16, St., Manchester, was arrested Sunday on a the Mason Thrall Bus Co. on Feeder Vernon was charged Sunday with failure workhorse Dave Hauck Weakened Catholic 11 touchdown passes to 7-357 Punts-yardage Friends may call at the St. Burial will be in East of 817 Ellington Rd., were passengers in warrant issued by Common Pleas Court 19 Rd.Dowling was released on a $250 non­ to drive proper lane in connection with the prnrlaimed Olsen. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Cemetery. his car. charging him with non-support. He was to surety bond for appearance in court in investigation of a two-car accident on Main St., Manchester, tonight Friends may call at the Police said the Chanter car was be presented in court in Rockville, today. Rockville, Oct. 15. Loveland Hill Rd. from 7 to 9 and Tuesday from 2 funeral home Tuesday from 2 to traveling west on Sand Hill Rd. and Police said the other car was parked. No to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Bourke was traveling south on Nevers Rd. George Reimer, 50, of North Stonington, Robert Garabedian, 20, of 72 Coldspring injuries were reported. Mrs. Polhemus is Dr., Vernon, was charged Sunday iwith to appear in court in Rockville, Oct. 15. Giant victory blanked by Northwest Mrs. .Martha E. Nagel The Mrs. Martha Pye Nagel, 78, ABOUT TOWN of Sycamore Larie, formerly of not artistic By DOI G OMAN Senior Jim Charest Northwest crossing into In the fourth quarter. Hartford, died Friday night in Herald Angle Corrt'Hpoiideiil replaced Gerbo and picked Eagle territory once. The Northwest quarterback Tim Manchester Memorial PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - New York Coach Bill Indians began the scoring 15 Hickey handed off to Robin­ 32-part Declaration of of Beta Sigma Phi will meet The Manchester WATES will Northwest Catholic up the running game along Hospital. She was the widow of The ways and means com­ will conduct a potluck supper, BINGO Arnsparger and Philadelphia Coach Mike McCormack seconds into the second stan­ son who dodged several capitalized on a weakened with fullback Kevin Shorey. mittee of the Manchester Independence stamps. honoring the Gold Star Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home meet Tuesday at the Italian- By Earl Yost George Nagel. AMERICAN LEGION HOME agreed on at least one thing about the Giants’ 23-14 victory za when Dupuis scored on a attempted tackles and went She was born in New­ Junior Women’s Club will hold Members are asked to attend Mothers, Tuesday at 6:30 at the of Mrs. Rita Berube, 76 Phoenix American Club. Weighing-in East Catholic offense to “Charest did a fine job 20 American Legion Dr., Manchester Sports Editor over the Eagles Sunday—it wasn't a National Football 65-yard jaunt. Jim Lizzi con­ up the middle for a 19-yard foundland, Canada, and lived in a workshop tonight at 7:45 at the society’s meeting Tuesday Post Home. A brief business St., Vernon. Mrs. Sandra will be 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. Grover defeat the Eagles, 20-0, today,’’ commented Eagle (Opposite The Manchester State Armory) verted to make it 7-0 for the scoring burst. Lizzi con­ St. Johnsbury, Vt., until 1936 the home of Mrs. Berna Feist, at 7 p.m. at Mott's Community meeting will follow. Freeman and Mrs. Janet Mitchell will show slides of the League classic. Saturday at Mt. Nebo in Coach John LaFontana, “We climaxed a 69-yard, 13-play verted and completed the wlien she came to Hartford. She 652 Bush Hill Rd. Members will Hall to support this cause. Atwood will be in charge of the club’s past year’s activities. “It wasn’t pretty. There were HCC football action. just couldn’t" get oiff offense Indians. EVERY WEDNESDAY drive by throwing two yards for moved to Manchester about be making posters and The VFW Ladies Auxiliary cultural program. The evening too many errors,” Arnsparger East, plagued with in­ together.” scoring late in the final Notes off the cuff a touchdown to Harold Car­ East threatened near the five years ago. Bicentennial attire for dolls Rotary Dist. Gov. William F. luau committee will meet will be altered by the social said. “ But we hung in there. We juries on its offensive team, Leading the Eagle defense period with a 16-yard field at 7:30 P.M. michael to narrow it to 16-14 end of the first half but Mrs. Nagel worked as a which will be used as center- Jones will conduct an assembly tonight at 7:30 at the Post “Backwards Party.” Homecoming Day football game last Saturday afternoon came back and we hung on and goal. Infiltration with 55 seconds remaining. gained only 16 yards rushing were back Mike Nolen and waitress for W.T. Grant Co., pieces for the club’s of Manchester Rotary Club Home. at Memorial Field featuring Manchester High and South we got it when it counted." several rushing attempts One bright spot for the But the Giants' Craig Morton, on 27 attempts while the In­ end Steve Whitham who Hartford, until retiring. forthcoming fashion show on Tuesday at 4:45 p.m. at Friendship Circle of the of state gaming Windsor High was a complete secret to many — including McCormack said, “We were were thrown back and Eagles was the play of who had put New York ahead in dians’ Wishbone offense con­ together made a number of She is survived by a brother, Oct. 29. The ways and means Manchester Community The annual outing roundtable Salvation Army will meet the press...George “Stiffy” Stavnitsky will be saluted atrocious on third down. It was N o rth w est took th a t 7-0 freshman quarterback Ken agency feared very disappointing. We had the uie second period by directipg a sisting of halfbacks Dave tackles. Nolen had an in­ Willis C. Pye of Miami, Fla.; a committee and all members College. discussion of the Kiwanis Club Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the Saturday night as the honored guest at the annual West bulge into the halftime Brasa who came in with HARTFORD (UPI) - State opportunities but passed them 49-yard seven-play drive that Dupuis and Bob Marques terception and Whitham niece, Mrs. Raymond Hazard are invited. of Mahehester, Inc. will be held Citadel. Jtu DOGSf Side Old Timers’ reunion at the Garden Grove. Stavnitsky, locker room. about two minutes with whom she made her home, Manchester Square Dance Tuesday at noon at the Police Commissioner Edward BACK FROM VACATION? ended with Ron Johnson going and fullback Kevin Robinson played a strong game with P. Leonard says he is fearful now an ardent golfer at the Manchester CountryClub in his .. .1 over from the one, came right remaining and completed and another niece and nephew Professional Women’s Club Club will have a workshop Manchester Country Club. The Tolland Democratic Arnsparger s errors and racked up a staggering 251 one fumble recovery. Whitharn put Northwest organized crime will try to in­ D ID YO U Ca t c h y o u r f l e a s end TIC K S? retirement, was a standout basketball and basketball' back. two of three passes tor 31 in East Hartford. will open its season Tuesday Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at yards on 42 tries. deep into its own territory Town Committee will sponsor a filtrate Connecticut’s state player with local teams during his youth as well as at Choosing not to sit on the lead “Our defensive team did a yards, over half of East’s The funeral is Tuesday at 8:30 with a potluck at 6:30 p.m. in Waddell School. The Golden Age Club meeting dance, Oct. 17, from 9 p.m. to 1 If so . . Make your appointment as soon as possible East tailback Cephus with a 60-yard punt but the gaming commission and Grove City College...Manchester Community College’s . after an onside kick failed, Mor­ good job. They were always total 60 yards. p.m. at the Glastonbury the Robbins Room of Center scheduled for Tuesday after­ a.m. at St. Bernard’s Church for a good clean up. Nolen missed action for the Indians moved on eight Funeral Home, 450 New London Congregational Church. The noon has been canceled. burgeoning gambling two scheduled doubleheader baseball games Saturday and ton caught Philadelphia in a defending in tight areas and East, now 1-1 for the The Women’s Home League Hall in Rockville. Carol second straight week and successive running plays Tpke., Glastonbury. A program com m ittee is in operations. Sunday were canceled due to the weather...The 1952-53 blitz and passed 50 yards to Ray the Northwest rush was season and 0-1 in the HCC, of the Salvation Army will meet Gardner is in charge. junior replacement Tom into Eagle turf. Fumbles graveside service will be held charge of arrangements. Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Leonard, in an interview Stub & Sm^m British-American Club basketball team, which featured Rhodes for a TD with only 39 going strong,” LaFontana remains home and hosts Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in junior published Sunday, said, “1 don’t seconds left. Gerbo, who starred against were exchanged with Lizzi Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Mount Beta Sigma Phi will meet Bennet Junior High School is ready for you says: Ray Felix, Bobby Knight, Jackie Allen, Ken Goodwin p d commented. Windsor Locks High Satur­ hall at the Citadel. Hostesses think any member of the Manchester in the opener, coming in to kick a 35-yard Pleasant Cemetery, St. Manchester Philatelic Socie­ Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home will hold an open house Tuesday Sandy, Suzie, Missy, Dale, Gale, Debbie and me too. Puggy Bell will be honored at the second annual British- day night at 7:30 at Mt. are Miss Edith Jackson and gaming commission now is dis­ McCormack’s “ opportunities" “It wasn’t a risk,” Morton was injured early in the se­ Johnsbury. ty is preparing a petition to of Mrs. Andrea Massa, 111 at 7:30 p.m. for team parents. field goal near the end of the Nebo. Mrs. Annie Russell. honest, but it certainly will Phone 875-7624 American Club’s sports night Oct.22 at the BA Club. The said. “They expected a short cond quarter and never The first quarter was a Friends may call at the protest the*use of multiple plate Harvest Lane, Glastonbury. Music and art teachers will included a rare series of blocks third period. become a target for organized State Licensed'Hours 8*5 Mon. * Sat. > hoopers copped the American League championship 22 by Eagles linebacker Bill pass and it was just like a defensive battle with funeral home Tuesday from 7 numbers, the issuance of the greet the parents in the new returned. crime.” years ago. John Keane, British-American Club president, punt.” p.m. until time of service. sheet of 50 state flags and the The VFW Ladies Auxiliary Sigma Gamma Chapter building. Post Rd. Plaza-Route 30-Vernon Bergey of three Giant kick and Fran Mahoney are handling details...Following Satur­ attempts by George Hunt; one Both Morton and Arnsparger day’s schoolboy football play, neither East Catholic nor an extra point try and the other said that all they lost by the In Memoriam Bogner’s gain Manchester High can look forward to an undefeated two field goal attempts. Giants’ brief strike during the In loving memory of Francis Makulis, NFL players dispute last week who passed away September 22, 1973. season. Both stand at 1-1 in the won-lost column after two Bergey’s blocks of 36 and 39 tourney finals yard field goal attempts came was a day. God saw his footsteps falter, games. “We did what we did as a Taking home two victories The hills become too sleep, in the third quarter when the Giants were only leading by 137. team,” Morton said. “What's iast Saturday in the sixth an- And with farewells unspoken. nuai Sandosky Siow Pitch Soft- The Savior bade him sleep. Shots here ’it there But New York finally put the best for the team and that's what we did right or wrong." ball Tournament at Pat Kidney Children, Sister Long-ball hitting Deron Johnson won’t hurt the Boston game out of reach when Hunt, a and Brothers Bergey claimed the Eagles’ Field in Middletown was BACK BY POPULAB DEMAND! Red Sox cause over the final six days if needed to pinch-hit. free agent picked up during the pre-season, hit a 41-yarder with problem was not being able to Bogner's. The Packers downed In Memoriam Johnson was purchased from Chicago’s White Sox to help Quality Insulation of HELD OVER 4:45 left to make it 16-7. put enough pressure on the In loving memory of J. Stanley Olsaver fill the void in the lineup with Jim Rice out for the year Roman Gabriel replaced quarterback. Hiiganum in 10 innings, 15-14, who p ass^ away September 22. 1961. and stopped Old Timers of An- with a broken wrist. Johnson vvill not be eligible for the starting quarterback Mike “Either we were poor or they Always a silent heartache Thousands of Manchester families are now playoffs of World Series...There is talk that Earl Weaver Boryla at that point and were tremendous," he growled. sonia, 16-3, Many a silent tear In the first tilt, Bob Kowalski, But always a beautiful memory will be replaced as Baltimore manager if the Orioles don’t Of the one we loved so dear win the American League’s Eastern Division. All Weaver Dave White. Dave Viara and Mark Monette each had three Sadly Missed by Cabie TV subscribers. They tried Cabie TV has done in seven years is give the club five division His Loving Family hits. In the second tilt, Viara winners...Purchase your ticket in advance for Saturday’s O.J. wide awake had five hits including a homer and found it was the best home entertain­ Yale-UConn football game at New Haven and the cost will and Jim Purtill had four blows. ITS OUR POLICY •be just a dollar for adults and half that for children under Bogner's play in the finals 14. This should help lure 25,000 to the Yale Bowl...Speaking on football field tonight at 6:30 at Kidney Field. ment avaiiabie. of UConn, last Saturday’s trip to Annapolis was a disaster. Just what did UConn gain by being humiliated by the Mid­ ORCHARD PARK, N ^ . (UPI) - O.J. Simpson didn’t dies, who used many second and third stringers to keep get much sleep Saturday night. We at Cabie TV want everyone in town to down the score while winning 55-7. The loss could Simpson didn’t get too much Sedgeman wins demoralize the Huskies for the rest of the season. Navy is rest Sunday as he ran for two two-yard TD pass. Ferguson PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. DICK SANDY BDB TOM in an altogether different league. touchdowns and rushed for 173 ran in from a yard out at 10:24 BOB (UPI) — Tennis grand master yards against a napping New and defensive end Pat Toomay see why so many famines have chosen Frank Sedgeman of Australia York Jets defense to lead the rambled 44 yards for a score defeated defending champion AAU sanctions race Buffalo Bills to a one-sized after intercepting a pass. Torben Ulrich of Denmark, 6-3. Red Hadden reports the Connecticut AAU has approv^ 42-14 victory. The win was viewed as a big 6-1, Sunday in the final match of By Ray Tanguay, C.L.U. our service. and officially sanctioned the Five Mile Road Race in Simpson got help from one for the injury-riddled Bills V the $30,000 Almaden-Pebble CERTIFIED INSURANCE Manchester-Thanksgiying morning. Race applications vvill quarterback Joe Ferguson and by Coach Lou Saban. Beach Senior Open. Sedgeman CONSULTANT the Buffalo defense. Ferguson “I think the entire club felt (Herald photo by Dunn) be available early next month...Ralph DeNicolo, assistant teamed with Vic Seixas of tossed two touchdown passes this was our most important This is why we're sending our representa­ pro at the Manchester Country Club, wound up as the Villanova, Pa., to defeat Ulrich while Buffalo defenders picked Northwest’s Kevin Robinson stopped cold Whal aboul women and Insurance? leading pro in the Pro-Member Classic at Ellington Ridge arid Szen Davidson of Sweden in off four Joe Namath passes. Does a woman need life insurance on the weekend with a 69. Tony Amaral of Woodbridge and Three East defenders do job at line of scrimmage the doubles action, 6-4, 6-4. . protection? Across the board, the tives back to your neighborhood, to person­ Bob Kay of Wampanoag trailed by one stroke...New “The first game of the season answer la generally - yes. is always a tough one for me,” * * ☆ England ski resorts claim the foliage season is now said Simpson, who is sporting a II the woman works, and Is the sole i i nearing its peak up north with central areas due in another family support, she needs the same alty invite you to watch Cable TV, in your fresh beard which he says he protection a man would. Her loss week plans to grow during the 11.7.—) could be catastrophic to the family. Fumble and rain add to Pats’ woes * ☆ * season. “ Last night I didn’t sleep too much. his hands as the ball rolled right New England still managed to passes for 53 yards. "The rain If her function Is to take care of the home, FREE! FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) halted both offense, although children and the home, this too has JIM PHIL DAN DON Simpson figured in on Buf­ game in a long time,” Saban The New England Patriots at him, picked it up and raced outgain Houston, 279-169, but economic value, as the family wllli NFL players meeting falo’s first score, running two said. “With all the problems 48 yards unmolested. the Patriots kept slipping up their offense was better than learn If It tries to hire someone to were hampered to a degree yards at 3:41 of the first we’ve had, we were thinking “All I can say was I was in when they neared scoring ours.” perform these jobs. by their five-day strike and ^ 1? ☆ ☆ TALK TO THEM! It’s an opportunity management today quarter. Buffalo scored again ‘what’s next?’ I think with all position,” Germany said. “I range. John Smith missed field Pastorini said the rain Disability income Is another factor. when Ferguson hit fullback Jim the teams I’ve been associated the absence of Jim Plunkett. was lucky the ball bounced into negated the advantage Houston Both Social Security and, perhaps, CHICAGO (UPI) - NFL Braxton with a four yard TD with, this game will stick out in my hands so I just ran into the her employer offer some coverage. It season Sunday. But it was a (irst-period fum- would have had against a new this Is not enough, she ought to con­ THE CABLE you won’t want to miss! players were in Chicago today, pass. Namath found Rich my mind.” ble followed by a downpour that daylight.” quarterback. “ I think each sider disability Insurance. Here, the ready to hear a “meaningful” Caster with a 28-yard pass near The game was billed as a Germany said linebacker Ted deductible Is In .terms of time, rather The NFL Players Association helped the Houston Oilers most quarterback has his own way of than money. contract proposal from signed a two-week no strike the end of the first quarter for grudge match between the Jets, Sunday in a 7-0 win over New Washington made the play, attacking and I think Jim kVk representatives of the National agreement in exchange for New York’s first TD. who took part in the recent NFL England in the first game of the breaking through the New (Plunkett) is a fine quarterback Even single women with no GREATER HARTFORD CATV INC. Football League Management management’s promise to offer But it was Simpson again, players walkout, and the National Football League England interference, as but don't think Jim could have dependents might well consider an this time from five yards out, Herrori tried to sweep the left annuity, as well as health and disabili­ Council. a “meaningful” proposal by Bills — who didn’t. season. thrown much better" than ty Insurance. I f 801 Parkor Street, Manchester In a meeting to be qpnducted today. just 1:04 into the second period. “I don’t even want to mention side. Washington made the Graff, who was 10-18 for 95 by top federal mediator W.J. The Jets came back again, with the strike,” said Jets Coach The season was 4:24 old when tackle on Herron, forcing the running back Leon McQuay yards. SUPERSTARS However, the New England Mack Herron took a handoff fumbled with the Patriots on Usery, management was to Namath connecting on a 12 yard Charley Winner. “We just fumble. "Once I had (Gary) Johnson Offer Ends Octoberg 1975 make good on an agreement Patriots, leaders of the wildcat TD pass to Eddie Bell. weren’t dedicated out there as from debuting quarterback Neil Within minutes after the the Houston 28 with a first For straightforward answers bring all alone, I saw the defensive reached last week which ended action, did not sign the agree­ Buffalo ran away with it in they were. They outmuscled us, Graff and fumbled at the New. score, a torrent of rain soaked down. your insurance questions to man coming over and just tried player strikes by five NFL ment and indiqated they may the second half as Ferguson hit they outhustled us, outfought England 46. Defensive back the players, the more than 50,- "Our defense was the key," BEECHLER-TANGUAY, Inc. to throw the pass like a basket­ teams. The agreement saved strike again today if they don’t tight end Paul Seymour with a us. We couldn’t even concen­ Willie Germany, standing two 000 fans and the Polyturf carpet said quarterback Dan ball." Pastorini said. 113 E u l Center St. 646'2212 the opening of the regular like the offer. trate enough to stay on sides.” yards behind the play, opened that covers Schaefer Stadium. Pastorini, who completed 6-16 f ■ r ( ? ■t .V MANCH^STO^^N^l ^ ^ ji^ A L D , Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 22, 1975- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 22, 1975

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LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Hall at Manchester Louis Blues Sunday traded Coach Chuck Knox. “They defense of its NFL title by 1145 Tolland Turnpike St. Thomas Aquinos at second-year defenseman 6 4 6 -0 1 7 2 tenrisiww STOP &SH0Pin«MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnoike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8:0fla.m.-10;00o.m..Mon.-SaL did nothing in the secondary Learning & Practice Center The First Name In Tennis Instruction routing San Diego. East Catholic Lawrence Sacharuk to the New p' PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Sept. 22, 1975 MANCHEST E R EVENING HERALD Manchester, Conn.; Mon., Sept. 22, 1975 — PAGE FIFTEEN Sooners^ win UConn at Yale heads slate Of Consumer Concern HARTFORD (UPI) - Yale, 8-1 last year, and Trini­ UConn and Navy ever met in 16 points over the last three record at 1-1 when it amassed Where to go for what... Yale, last year’s winningest ty were the only winning teams varsity football. periods. seven interceptions in grinding BOWLING out a 26-22 win over RPI. By State Department for inquiries and complaints on skein now 22 Connecticut college team, among last year’s 10 college Wesleyan, 2-6 last season, The first victory ever in var­ juries associated with con­ Bridgewater State spoiled of Consumer Protection sumer products in or around the subjects such as high prices, heads the first full slate of varsities in Connecticut with no scored a surprise 21-14 over sity football competition for other team winning more than Western Connecticut’s Satur­ Sometimes it can really be a home, schools and recreational poor quality and the safety of EALY BIRDS- Vi Carr 353. varsity football in the state Southern Connecticut in its New Haven was a 13-7 decision NEW YORK (UPI) - It’s all over for Miami of Ohio, but four games. opener Saturday \at over Curry Saturday. 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It deals with more than products. it appears to be just'beginning for Oklahoma. next weekend. with a 17-6 decision. federal agency with a problem 10,000 consumer products — Federal Information Centers, EASTERN BUSINESS- Cliff This week’s schedule opens Middletown. \ its third year of varsity play, The Redskins of Miami, who Jones 154-405, Ed Baba 150, Ron Coach Carm Cozza’s Ivy The Owls, 4-5, last year, gave it was New Haven’s first win in Bridgewater built up a 17-0 lead — you aren’t quite sure which from architectural glass, part of the General Services In other games Saturday in­ Friday night when R P I visits had gone 24 games without Joiner 153-142-140-435, Hal league co-champions Saturday up two touchdowns on a blockeo 18 games. before Western’s final-period agency takes care of what. stairs, and power tools to Administration, are located all volving the top 10 ranked Western Connecticut at Dan­ losing, had their streak snapped Davey 149, Tom Fahey 148-388, will host the University of punt and an interception and The Coast Guard evened its touchdown. 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Their toll-free Safety 527-2617 you will be connected No. 8 Penn State, 17-9; No. 3 Saturday finds Coast Guard I ■ ■ ■ 1 I I I day when their kicking game Holmes 143-386, Dorn 55-7 by Navy in Annapolis, Md., Cardinals scored what came the federal government has Hot Line is 1-800-638-2666. with the FIC office in New York Michigan was tied by Stanford at Colby, Central Connecticut collapsed, resulting in four DeDomonicus 142-391, George last ^turday, will find Yale out to be the deciding issued a fact sheet with a brief The Food and Drug Ad­ City and will be in touch with 19-19; No. 5 Missouri beat at Clarion, Southern Connec­ FURNITURE LOOK TIRED? aborted field goal attempts and Blake 140, Hank Michaud 390, Bowl more familiar but not touchdown midway in the final description of the territory of ministration enforces the people expert in tracing down Illinois 30-20; No. 6 Nebraska ticut at Montclair State, a missed extra point. 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It is SBM’s 12th its first two outings this season Stanley 141-361, Harv Johnson touchdown and two-p6int con­ Also specialists In Pueblo, Col. 81009. Under the Department of in this column. Address Ohio State, playing a tougher the Bantams last year. Bob said a start had to be made the Sooners have outscored 144-353, Ed Moriconi 158-386, version just before the half but office and its second in East Hartford; other offices are in Manchester, South Windsor, Here are some of the agen­ Health, Education and Welfare, questions to; Of Consumer schedule this year than in past Miller's charges slipped 17-14 to somewhere in the school’s CUSTOM MADE FABRIC their opponents 108-17. Russ Tomlinson 183-411, Henry then sputtered to an almost Bolton, and Andover. During the grand opening, the bank is awarding gifts to visitors and cies listed in the booklet; the Office of Consumer Affairs Concern, Department of Con­ seasons, made it two victories Williams, but then went on to move to enter Division I foot­ Miami, which had more first Steullet 369, Rich Mazur 360, standstill as Springfield scored and is conducting a drawing in which the prizes are a money tree and savings accounts worth The Consumer Product Safe­ provides advice to the Presi­ sumer Protection, State Office in a row over a nationally- win all seven remaining games. ball. It was the first time Bunny Goodin 354. PLASTIC SLIPCOVERS “.r;.',:’.' from $5 to $50. ty Commission is primarily dent on consumer subjects. The Building, Hartford, Conn. 06115, ranked opponent by defeating concerned with reducing in­ office serves as a coordinator or dial 1-800-842-2649 - toll free. College Penn State behind a relentless rushing attack. All-America Archie Griffin gained 128 yards football on 24 carries and fullback Pete Johnson added 112 in 24 carries downs than the Spartans (16-13) as well as scoring two I Chicken t°h'e Waldorf Jlf Peanut ,, Clip These and only 42 less yards in total (Herald photo by Larson) touchdowns to pace the FreshWhite i; I GaLCIorox offense, was deprived of at 2 Buckeyes' attack. Chris Bahr least a tie when kicker Norm room accounted for Penn State's Tissue | | Cream y ^ Wins bicycle Trowbridge missed an extra ' SeaTiina M Butter - ^ Valuable points with three field goals. A.* LargeEggs Bleach point attempt following the * Light Chunk 6 V2 oz can ^ l Mike Langford's second field L ^ Emrick Prestash, assistant manager of Davidson & Redskins' first touchdown in goal of the game, a 33-yarder the third quarter. 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B eef Chuck Margarine 7-Bone Roast various approaches to regional The big news of the weekend program. Further information Lewis, a 22-year-old Dart­ development, include other in the small college ranks was Commerce Department of­ is available from Victor Allan, mouth transfer, replaced Clark New Haven’s first varsity win ficials and officers of the 210 Washington St., Hartford. Crowley early in the game after 18 loses. Mark Francouer Quarters Saturday and threw scoring scored on touchdown runs of 12 Blade Steak^^ or S te a k passes f 27 and seven yards to and two yards. The winning 1 lb Finast Regular or Manager appointed Mike Budrow as the Huskies up­ score was aided by three Curry pkg Raymond S. Lima of Bolton Southern Massachusetts, Lima ended Rhode Island, 21-16. penalties. Thin Sliced Boston College's Keith Center Cut has been appointed manager of is married and has five 1st Cut children. 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Court of Probate, District of Mancheiter ■ NOTICE OF HEARfNG ^ -‘ Hatn*$ For Solo 29 NofflM For Solo 23 Nomas For Solo 29 HomoiFor Solo 29 Homot For Solo 29 Board sets School meal cost subsidized ESTATE OF LOUISE ZEItIO ■ Pursuant to an' order of William E. MANCHimn MID set A free and reduced price meal and/or Families not meeting these criteria but Milk Program, free milk only ’will be FruGerald', Judge, dated September 18, MANCHESTER - very clean six VERNON - Five bedrooms, a meeting free milk program is in effect in several with other unusual expenses due to un>, available upon application at St. Bridget 1975 a hearing will be held on an applica­ room Condominium, wall-to- NEW LISTING eight rooms, on 1.1 acre. ’This usually high' medical expenses, shelter tionuun urdviiiKpraying for ouwiuia*^authority to *w sell certain — — - wall carpeting, rrankjin Eight-room cuitoffl Colonitl wiUi Ranch is in A-1 condition. Large Manchester schools. School and Assumption Junior High real esUte as In said application on fto •very comfort and convenlenco tor The program is available to children in costs in excess of 30 per cent of income, School. more Tully appears, »( fh® fourt;^OT fireplace, dishwasher, stove, family living and entertaining. Pour first floor family room, 2-zone dMW I. rMl« ‘‘YESTUm AR’S B E A U rr in school the public schools who are unable to pay special education expenses due to the Information provided on all applications R o ta te on September 29, 1975 at f.SO sliding glass doors, c a m rt, bedrooma, 2vii baUia, fireplaced family hot water heat, 2-car attached room, eat-in kitchen. Aluminum garage. Storage' building with Travtl back into hlatory whan you viait our charming Herald excelient buy at $32,900, Keith siding, 2«l 0" A copy of the amended Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. one and 4k acres, new Raised nine room Antique Colonial, CAPITOL TIRE Matltr'y degraa, prtlirably In occupational ulaty and haalth or a ralalad heating, stove, refrigerator. Ranch, two baths, two regulations has been filed in the flald, and at laaat two yaira teaching or conaulting axparlanca In aalaty Hutchins Agency 646-3166. li ...... ■! . - four fireplaces, four bedrooms, Town Clerk’s office and may be and haalth; or a eachalor'a dagraa, pralarably In occupatlonal.ufaty and MANCHESTER - house and fireplaces, garage. If desired study, one full and two 1/2 baths ,BEF=iORE HE •MTMIUaTA POCKS g CARTER CHEVROLET CO. SAPORITI MEMORIAL haalth or a ralalad Dald, and at laaat flvt yaara teaching or conaulting' $3,000 less as is. S (twilwt fir Friniig I Cmhg) A&S PAPER CO. inspected during office hours, axpartenca lo aately and haaHh;or an Aaaociata'a dagrite or aqulvalant MANCHESTER- Seven room business location, six room dIu s attached five room un­ < a-E ie H IS O L P (^pies of the amended regula­ and alght yatrt ol aaparlanca In occupational aalaty and haalth; or . ten Raised Ranch, 3/4 acre, 2 extra nice Colonial plus two finished carriage shed, poten­ CONRC7ENCE ^ •QMMiniSiliLU.NLTM, $ WHOLESALE TIRE yaara ol aaptrlanca In occupational aataty and haalth. tion may be obtained from the' baths, 2 fireplaces, two car gar­ story heated bam, on busy main tial for studio, etc., two story BvACK. inCMKSTOillPPtfS REOPONSIBILITIEO r ' i Planning Department in the age, carpeting, pool, huge deck, st., near hospital, ideal for of­ BOLTON barn, well treed lot, $54,000, I * 0 0 1 SWEET APPU c m FILLORAMO CONSTRUCTION . PERO’S FRUIT STAND HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Will coordinate lha planning, achaduling, promotion, and Implamanlatlon central air-conditioning, $46,- fices, shop, or tradesman. $65,- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Lincoln Center. ol ahort-torm aamlnata In occupatlonaT aalaty and haalth lor tmall and 000, Warren E. Howland 646-4200. . Planning and Zoning ntedlum alia private huainataaa throughout ConnacUcul; aaaou oc- 900. Warren E. Howland • 11,000 JASON SODA CO. cupalional aalaty and haalth naada ol bualnaatoa In Conntollcul; dtaign Realtors M3-1108. Realtors, 643-1108. Three acres, trees, privacy, I FERRANDO’S Commission •apoflialliod Inatrucllon In occupational aalaty and haalth ralalad to tho dead end s tr^ t. Owner finan­ NEW RANCH - Extra large Alfred Sieffert, particular naada ol butinaaaoa In Connocticut; provide Intirucllon tar MANCHESTER - to settle moderp kitchen, two baths, I ORCHARDS WESTERN BEEF ECONOMY ELECTRIC CAVEY’S INC. •offllnara In occupaUonal aately and haalth; and tuparvita part-tinw lao- Ma n c h e s t e r -. p u l l cing available. BIRCH n . ROM) ' Chairman lurara hirad lo ptovldo addItlonaMnatruetlon. Dormer C!ape, 4 bedtooms, 2 Estate, two family 5-5, two car Jireplace, 2-car garage", Joseph Swensson, Salary will ba aMoalmately $820 U-waakly. Cloilng date for appllcatlona baths first floor family-room garage, garden space, con­ aluminum siding and windows, 3 MIIm Beyond BURGER CHEF la Saplambar 30. To apply, tand a ona-papa raiuma to Robtrl H. Finn, venient location to schools and large deck, picture window in Vito’s Rostaursnt Secretary Doan ol Faculty, Manchtater Community Colloga, P.O. Box 1040, with fireplace, treed lot, walk Lawrence F. FIANO FOGARTY BROS. KINGLEY-RAY PRODUCTION Dated this 22nd day of Manchoator, CL 00040. to Keeney School. $39,900. shopping, 643-8498, days, 684- basement with walk-out to DIOt SLASTOMBURY ' Manchatter Community College la an equal opportunlty/atllrmatlva action 4192, evenings and weekends. patio. $47,900. Philbrick Agen­ c September, 1975. Warren E. Howlapd Realtors Realtors 649*5371 AVALU 643-1108. Owner agent. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 4-ai

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EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Sept. 22, 1975 Answer to Previous Puzzle ^AGE Nice Smells Born Loser — Art Sansom BY JIM BERRY BENJY Apartments For Rent 53 Apartntents For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 □ AUTOMOTiye ACROSS DOWN h e h ^ s k e p t ...OUnL MOW I UOA^^ O^I^TAB^F HOIA/ABOUT NEWER Three-bedroom 1 Fragrance 1 Biblical HEKWOWS TOlrO&4HOUP$ Duplex - IW baths, carpeting, < Autos Fqr Sale 81 Dear Abby 6 Smell mountain AMcn>uA 2 at reducra price, 742-6953. which seldom does. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. stake your claim early to a month. Call Peterman, Realtor, 649-3940 • 646-1021 • 643-4535 9800 days, or 247-9031. Syria •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 51 Irish export so 51 \ ^ / YAK ROOFING - Installation and space at the Broad Street Com­ 649-9404 or 646-2912. You advised her to wear a padded bra so she would "at Boata-Accessorles 45 RED 1970 Volvo, 142, am/fm item ' yak INSIDE - Outside painting, repairs, gutters, storm win­ mon (behind the Dairy Queen least look better in clothes." On that. Dear Abby, you get 52 53 ' & U A dows, doors. Experienced on Broad Street), where on Sun- stereo tape, $1,995. Call 289- an F! The poor girl has already swallowed too much cultural 52 Gibe fe c ia l rates for people over 65. ROCKVILLE - Three room 53 Inactive 22 / YA'< Fully insured. Estimates given. quality workmanship. Fully in- days the activities will be: Auc- 18’ CRUISER LINE, 125 h.p. VERNON - Town H ouse SPACIOUS six room apart­ 5628. nonsense about a female’s worth being directly related to apartment, with heat, hot {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Call 649-7863. su re d . F re e e s tim a te s , tions, flea markets, and a com- Evinrude with trailer. Call 875- water, stove, refrigerator, $150. Gardens, a beautifully ment, three bedrooms, securi­ her chest measurement. Reasonable prices. Rick mon indoor work shop for 8119. Adults only. Parking for one landscaped apartment com­ ty, references, and no pets, 1973 PLYMOUTH gold duster, 6 Abby, no intelligent man gives a hoot about the size of a large yard, $220, call after 4 cylinder, automatic, air- WALLPAPER Hanging - $2.75 Burnett, 646-3 craftsmen. So, call Cindy now, car. No pets. Security deposit munity of unusual architectural woman’s breasts. It’s the person they’re attached to that per roll. E:y)erinced 649-6544. 14 1/2’ FIBERGLASS Chrysler required. Call 643-9678. design, featuring private en­ p.m. conditioning, Chorches Motors, counts. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, siding, boat, 55hp Chrysler motor, a trances, private patio with 643-2791. Win at Bridge tradesman. Call R. OREGON MALE Starkweather, 644-3194. gutters, and leaders. Free es­ HARDWICK gas stove, three Gator Tipaway trailer, $500 or CHARLES APARTMENTS - sliding glass door, wall-to-wall MODERN one bedroom first timates. Fully insured. 249- months old, $100. white, call will make trade. Call 872-2285. carpeting, range, refrigerator, floor apartment, in two family. 1970 CAMARO - good running NORTH 22 after West tried two spades and 2 East Middle Turnpike, 4 1/2 .1 0205. 649-2227...... disposal, master TV antenna, $185 month!■ ly unheated, security condition. Call 568-6356. Ask for DEAR MALE: I’ll take the A and C, but please be fair A654 North passed. South refused to PAINTING - interior and room Townhouse 1 1/2 baths, and mark that F up to a D. exterior, paperhanging, Garden Products 4T appliances, carpeted, two air traverse rods; storage and required, Norman. Hohenthal, Tony Jr. V A J 2 give up and tried three excellent work. References. Heating-Plumbing 35 WHEELS - With, without, new conditioners, heat, hot water, laundry facilities in basement. 6431166. I a^ee, we should accept the bodies God gave us, but ♦ KQ543 diamonds,” Free estimates. Fully insured. snowcaps. GM, 13” , 14” ; Ford, FRESH SWEET apple cider, storage basement, garage, Total electric, no pets. One and FORD, 1968, LTD, wagon, air- most insecure adolescents need a little bolstering (and *42 Martin Mattson, 6494431. SEWERLINES, sink lines, 15” . Never touched ground. 643- also apples, plums, Botti’s soundproofing, washer and two bedroom apipartments im­ DUPLEX - six rooms, base­ conditioned, $700. Call owner. upholstering) until they attain that enviable state of total WEST EAST Jim: “This caused North to Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence cleaned with electric cutters, 2880. Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill Rd., mediately available through ment and garage, no'pets, three after 6 p.m., 742-8869. maturity. AK J2 A AQ983 come out of his shell and in dryer nookup $260 monthly, 646- DO YOU r NOT A BIT:...WE'RE TAKIW0 THE BLIMP INFLATES-THE "FAMILY PAPER HANGING Expert. by professionals. McKinney Manchester. 0800, 646-1540, November 1, starting at $165 children maximum, $175, 649- V 9 8 7 3 V64 spite of the fact that he was WHIRLPOOL 15 cubic foot up­ 5167. LINCOLN Continental 1970, two ANTICIPATE (OFF IN COMPLETE CONFIDENCE; f l y e r ’’ BOf^Re OFF INTO THE BLUE! Your average paper, in average Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ per month. Call 872-0528 Mon­ DEAR ABBY: I usually agree with your advice. ♦ 862 ♦ 10 9 sure his partner held only four ANY TROUBLE room, $25. Mr. Richman, 646- right freezer, two years old, DELICIOUS economical easy day through Friday 8 a.m. - 5 door, dark green hardtop, dark However, your response to the poor, flat-chest^ 14-year-old *KQ5 A 10 9 8 7 hearts. North jumped to the w ash; \ I CAN'T 6ET MY FIN6ERS pany, 643-53W. FOUR ROOM apartment, 3864. used one year, excellent condi­ to serve sweet corn at'.its best. p.m. for appointment. green leather upholstery, AM- SOUTH (D) heart game.” f t whatS the u n c r o sse d ; carpeted, heat, hot water and girl (“get a padded bra”) was a crock of polyfoam! NO JOB too small, toilet tion, $175. 647-1907. Buckland Farms fruit and VILLAGER APARTMENTS FM stereo, tape deck, Michelin A 10 7 Oswald; "There wasn’t tod appliances included. Adults on­ tires, all power options, A-OK PAINTING INTERIOR and repairs, plugged drains, kitchen vegetable stand, corner of ONE BEDROOM apartment, Ive-roim townhouse apart- DEAR ABBY: May I give FLAT a little advice? V K Q 10 S much to the play. Just one very TWO Keystone Classics, on L60- ly, no pets, references and newly decorated, close to excellent condition, 643-2012, Exterior and' wallpapering. faucets replaced, repaired, rec Adams Street and Tolland lent, tiled baths, 2 alr- If you envy all those big-busted girls because the boys ♦ A J7 good play by South at trick 14 tires for Chevys, used three security deposit, near hospital, center, on bus line. Heat and V/i after 6. Professional contractor Bob rooms, bathroom remodeling, Turnpike opposite Caldors. londltloners, wall-to-wall look at them, you’d better be glad they’re looking a t THEM AA J6 3 three. The defense had started Jobin, 649-9027. heat modernization, etc. Free months. Call 568-4376 after 5:30. Open daily. call 649-9258. hot water included. Ideal loca­ larpeting, full basement, 1967 MERCURY stationwagon, and not you! Neither vulnerable with three rounds of spades and estimates gladly given. M & M tion for one Senior Citizen. No South quickly discarded a club J.P. LEWIS & SON - Custom 70” LOCKE Lawnmower, just TURNIPS - 49 Glode Lane, by NEW DUPLEX three children and pets. Security leat, hot water, appliances, 289 engine, runs good, $300,643- I’m 15 and also flat, but I consider myself lucky because Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, full from his hand instead of ruf­ Painting - Interior and exterior. sharpened, $400, or best offer. the Manchester - East Hartford deposit. Call after 5 p.m., 643- lo pets. 4533. when a boy looks at me, I know it’s not because I ’m West North East South Paperhanging, Remodeling Call 289-0167 or 649-8653. town line, off Tolland St. basement with hook-ups, 0580. big-busted. fing. West shifted to the king of FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing 649-7620 clubs, but the boat had sailed Gutters. Fully insured. 649- - Repairs and remodeling, residential area, large yard, no 1969 FORD Country Squire So consider yourself lucky, because when the right guy pets, $275, 6438057. wagon, good condition, $600, 1 A without him. South won, drew 9658. sewer lines cleaned electrical­ FOUR ROOMS of used fur­ APPLES, hand picked macs, comes along, he’ll love ybii for what you are, not for what Pass 2 V & MANCHESTER Gardens - ’Two 649-8211. 1 ♦ 1 A trumps and discarded his last ly. Prompt service on emergen­ niture, appliances, rugs, niis- $3. half bushel. 48 North School you have! 2A Pass Pass 3 ♦ (D I9'5 SEA Ific T M' Big u S Qi' EAST HARTFORD - Deluxe 4 bedroom apartments in two losing clubs on dummy’s Building-Contracting 33 cies. 643-7024. cellaneous, appointment only, Street, Manchester. 54 FLAT AND HAPPY Pass 4 ¥ Pass Pass 646-5415. 1/2 room, heated Townhouse. beautiful country setting. Walk Homes for Rent TOYOTA CELICA - 1972 long diamonds.” Alley Oop — Dave Graue Two bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. to everything. $189 monthly. excellent condition, 47,00() Pass BOTTI HEATING and Plum- Antiques 48 Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Private basement. Dishwasher, Includes heat, hot water, and MANCHESTER - four room miles, air conditioned, 20 MPG, Opening lead —2A Remodeling, repairing, ad­ bing - All heating and plumbing lA U b A L iL - S a tu r d a y , THAT'S JUST GREAT.' OUR COOK'S WHICH LEA'VES SAY, DO YOU y ^ HEY, DOES THAT/^ MAYBE 9:30-4, 2r disposal, stove, refrigerator, appliances. Superintendent, hou$e, immaculate condition, overall. Make offer. Days, 643 GONE, AND NOW OUR WAITRESS . US WITH LEM, SUPPOSE H E / LET'S .y SMELL LIKE (THERE'S ditions, rec rooms, porches and repairs plus remodeling, (iall 9 -3 0 4 , 23 Equal Hoi Housing. fireplace, fully furnished, IS TAKING OFF/ _r-r HE DISHWASHER! CAN COOK? FIND )5T4 ^ SOUP, OR DOES > HOPE Fleming Road, off Woodland. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or air conditioner. No pets, one 5384, evenings, 649t2062. IT SURE IS A / NOT EVERY roofing. No job too small. Call 643-1496. child. $230, 528-1708. private yard, garage, no pets, BEAUTIFUL / EVERV- POTENTIAL By Oswald & James Jacoby A Hawaiian wants to know ' / ' THAT SMELL / FOR US 649-3144. other antique items. R. MANCHESTER - newer two no children, $275 monthly, what is meant by double dum­ NEED Bicentennial gown? Harrison, 643-8709. 1972 PLYMOUTH gold'Duster 60DY C'N BUYER HAS PLUMBING and Heating bedroom duplex, half of two Hayes Corp. 6430131. Special, two door, automatic, Jim: “As we have pointed out my play. CARPENTRY - Repairs, repairs, remodeling a speciali­ Have four, one a wedding gown, OWN THIS T' MEET $20, each. 649-7705. family, full private basement, SIX cylinder, 24 MPG, radio, many' times, if you want to if bridge were played with remodeling, additions, garages, ty. Otto Lorentzen, Contractor. WANTED - Antiques or collec­ APARTMENT includes Mpliances, appliances, $235 per TH IS BABY, , CERTAIN overbid you should be able to tables, rugs, paintings, bronzes, FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, vinyl roof, snow tires, 39,300 VEAR two players and two dummies it roofing, call David Patria, 644- Call to 8:30 a.m. and 37 p.m., RENTAL OFFICE month, Paul W.- Dougan miles, one owner, $1875, 428 ms A FUDOSV/, REQUIRE­ get the most out of your dummy 1796. 6494056. 9x7 OVERHEAD garage door, furniture, lamps, china, etc. large living room, dining room, would mean that each of the Open 8:335 weekdays, other Realtor, 6431021, or 643-4535. modern kitchen, sunporch. At­ Lake St., Bolton, 643-9708. B U R W E L L MENTS' play.” two players would-know where $15. Call 643-1814. Any quantity, 644-8962. BOMB 36 times by appointment. tractively shrubbed lot. $400 Oswald; “South really got a every card was. Thus, they BUILDING - Remodeling, Flooring DODGE Coronet wagon, 1972, roofing, rec rooms, additions, 1972 YAMAHA Enduro, 250. ANTIQUES Wanted - American We have a large variety of WEST CENTER Street - Com- rent. Security and lease. B/W lot of mileage out of his 15 high- would be able to make all Extra equipment, tuned, furniture, oriental rugs, pain­ qeluxe onje & two bedroom pact apartment, stove, Realty, 647-1419. automatic, air conditioning, card points. His reverse to two perfect plays. In other words, garages. All kinds, carpentry FL(X)R Sanding - Refinishing, power steering, power brakes, work. For estimates call 649- floors like new, no waxing, helmet. Must sell, $500. 649- tings, pewter. Windsor chairs, Townhouse and Garden type refrigerator, completely hearts had to represent his full double dummy play is that COVENTRY CLOVER - five 6435398. 1142. (specializing in older floors). 9901. crocks, jugs, Ron Dionne, 643- units throughout Manchester. revamped and modem. $175, strength and then some. Yet which would occur when the and security. 6431189. rooms, basement parking Ceilings and inside painting. 1691. 1971 PLYMOUTH Duster, 6 location of all cards was known. WES ROBBINS cairpentry . John Verfaille, 6435'750, 872- NINE horse tractor, snow DAMATO ENTERPRISES m)pliances, kids, pets (JK, $185, thrower and mower. Good con- ANTIQUES, lamps, dolls, 240 New State Rd. HILLIARD STREET - Modern Rentamation, $40 fee, 643-2797. cylinder, automatic, good con­ remodeling specialistist. Ad- 2222. dition, call 6438531 after 5. Out Our Way — Negley Cochran Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Asking $300. 643-4644 clocks, guns, oil paintings, 646-1021 second floor, all electric apart­ MANCHESTER - First floor of w k At a r e t h e TWO THOUSAND, BUCKS built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, ...... statues, toys, post cards, com­ ment, four rooms, $185 and OKAY-WHAT :S Taa eowNA . 12 Words-3 Days-1 Dollar Realtor. and parking. Call 6439551. do it well. patience with tasks today than A BEAR FOR A AN' OR6ANI2E w e MUSTN'T kitchen and cellar. Security and STORRS AREA.- ten minutes appliances, $9,995. Trades '• e ALU references. 649-7630. usual. Catch up now on tough BLUEBERRY.' A POSSE? BE l a t e f o r / US7TY T YOUR /. ClaMlflcatlon 41, Mlacallanaoua For Salt Only away, three rooms, air, welcome. Large selection of CANCER (June 21-July 22) e C H O O L / ' ?/... SIX room duplex, with garage, Your approach to something jobs you temporarily shelved. f a u l t /! in Talcottville, security and appliances, $145, Rentamation, homes to choose from, look into a ''S m / Ads must be mailed only No phone orders FURNISHED ROOM, homelike 14’ wide living. Parts, supplies, you're hoping for Is very prac­ references required, $lw. 643 m fee, 643-2797. STORAGE SPACE behind Main CAPRICORN (Doc 22-Jan 10) atmosphere, use of kitchen. Street stores, some partitions and accessories, fOll time ser­ tical and. If you continue along Payment must accompany ad 7384 after 6. this line. It may soon become a This will be a pleasant day If Parking, security, call 649-4936, ROCKVILLE RACER - three 80x40’ area on first Boor, $50. vice department. Plaza Homes, One Item only. Include price and phone 643-7723. 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, reality. you pursue a social Interest. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - new unusual rooms, appliances, heat, monthly. Call after 6, 644-2314. Don't wait for an Invitation. No refunds for early cancellation For non-commercial users only parking, $1%, Rentamation, $40 ^ rlin Turnpike, Berlin, Conn. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Be firm Apartments For Rent 53 one bedroom Townhouses now Make a few calls yourself. Ad may be edited to conform to rules renting, at Independence fee,, 6432797. Resort Property 1-828-0369. regarding your position on an For Rent 88 Issue of Importance today. If i 1 Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. i 1 WE HAVE customers waiting Village, an adplt community. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fob 19) Full basements, private en­ EAST HARTFORD Enterprise, BANK Repossession - must be you believe your view Is right, No delay In publication will be permitted. for the rental of your apartment don't let others elbow you You have a great deal of Inner M I trances and patio,' Includes four rooms, basement, laundry, SPEND a weekend or week in sold at sacrifice immediately. strength to draw upon. Don't let 1 i or home. J.D. Real Estate parking, appliances, carpeting, New Hampshire on Lake 1974 Holiday 32’ fifty wl»al aside. Associates, Inc. 6431980. heat, appliances, carpeting, air minor adversities ruffle you. conditioner. Model open 11:30 neat, $185, Rentamation, $40 Kanasatka in Moultonboro. Fall travel trailer in excellent condi­ VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Don't 1 tion. 'This top of the line model till 8 p.m. daily, Henry St. off fee, 643-2797. and winter rental. Furnished, deviate from methods that PISCES (Fob 20-March 20) A LOOKING for anything in real winterized and fireplaced cot­ has every conceivable option in­ have proven successful when r / 5PLA6H estate rental — apartments, Main St., Manchester, Paul W. good day to take a short trip, Dougan Realtor, 6431021, 643- FIVE ROOMS - two bedrooms, tage on 150’ lakefront, sleeps eluding: air conditioning, you tackle a problem similar to just for the fun of it. Qettliig homes, multiple dwellings, no occupancy October 1, $200, six. Enjoy foliage, fishing, hun­ ste re o , AM/FM, built-in one you've solved before. Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 4535, 6433940. away for a bit will sharpen your Of: appliances, parking for one car, ting, skiing, snowmobiling; $125 vacuum cleaner, stabilizer, outlook considerably. DEAR m e ! he t h i n k s BESIDES, HE'S AN Associates, Inc. 6431980. 'YOU'LL REGRET SIX ROOM Duplex, available v 647-9219. , » week - also weekend rates. Call -jacks, etc. Can be bought with By HEA. inc 1 M RtfuTTil'w ^ TOlSx PR ESIDENT WHAT'S THE \ COLLEGE | IMPRACTICAL DREAMER: October 1, security required, no (Cromwell 6354M57 after 5 p.m. or without tow vehicle. Call MATTER WITH PRESIDENTS i BUT HE'S GOT TENURE— ■- *;■______:---- Willimantic 45325U (8 a.m. to 5 r JONES THREE ROOM furnished pets, call 649-6702. ' Short Ribs — Frank Hill PROFESSOR/HAVE NOTHING I WERE STUCK WITH HIM. apartment, all utilities, also VERMONT- rustic log cabin on p.m.), now for the buy of a F A R R ? ’/ t o DO BUT GIVE 1 lifetime. one sleeping room, 272 Main St. MANCHESTER - quiet one PRESIDENTIAL rambling brook, close to white TH E EC5ITOR OF T H E ^ 'I KNOW, AND NOW PUTWWMH' NOT^l ifSABBATlCAL LEAVES* NAME bedroom Ranch type apart­ River, sleeps 8, includes v illa g e n e w s p a p e r heS a n x io u s x > p r i n t HE. 1 SIRE? VlUAQEAPTS. everything, modern con­ ON THE PACK. AND GRANTS FOR • S h e H e r a l b ADDRESS MANCHESTER - Three room ment, private entrance, in­ WROTE A NASTV ARTICLE A RETRACTION. 0:A N t'f ^ RESERRCH. furnished apartment, heat and MANCHESTER veniences, good fishing, weekly ‘AB O U T MOU, SIR E CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING cludes neat and appliances, CITY - hot water. Available October 1, $195, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, rental, Paul W, Dougan WANTED s t a t e $150. One month security 6431021, or 643-4535. One and two bedrooms!' Realtor, 6431021, 643-4535. P.O. Box 591 deposit; Adults. Call 873%(n Near schools, churches, ••••«•••>•••••••••*»•••• ZIP Wanted lo Rent 57 40 USED Manchoator, Conn. 06040 after 6. MANCHECTER - Deluxe two and shopping center, on MORILE HOMES ! PHONE bedroom Townhouse, private bus line. Call anytime PLUSH one bedroom apart­ RESPONSIBLE quiet female, Anytiza I entrances and patio, full base- O; ment, large enclosed private ment, includes, heat, looking for three room apart­ Cash walMng L___ 12 Worts • 3 Days • *1 Dollar.__ ment with appliances, available ' patio, pool, all utilities, appliances and carpeting, $255, 040-2023 I y,*A...... Classification ^ 41, Id ifllMtfVIIVII appliances included, 649-0358, call Paul W. Dougan Realtor. by November 1, approximately 1- 828-0360 I 64W266. 6431021 or 6434535. $140 with hpat, 6432579 after 6. > PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Sept. 22, 1975 The weather At Food Mart... Rain, moderate at times today, tonight and Wednesday. High in 60s, low in upper 50s. Chance of rain 90 per cent tonight and 80 per iianrl)0Htrr lEuputtm ralb WALDBAUM'S cent Wednesday. Food Mart you'ire got the edge! MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1975- VOL. XCIV, No. 301 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y p a g e s — t w o s e c t i o n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Because we put more items on sale everyday of the week! See why more people i i are switching and realizingthat Food Mart is really worth going out of your way I News I Assassination attempt foiled for! Make your own shopping test... compare Food Marts sale prices! I summary | r A U.S.D.A. CHOICE MOSEY r tn Our "Pick Your Own" Produce Dept.! Compiled from United Press International INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS by quick-thinking ex-Marine rOP ROUND Corned Beef WHITE 1 State STEAK GRAPEFRUIT 8 ™ ^1 - SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - A former Police plunged into the crowd outside would have killed Ford “if I had my .44 demonstrated the manner in which she Sipple, disabled by shell frageents in Briskets FBI informant turned radical, checked by the St. Francis Hotel and arrested Sara with me.” ’The reference was to a gun took aim from about 35 feet, placing her Vietnam, said he was standing in the WATERTOWN - A strike by i the Secret Service as a potential assassin Jane Moore, 45, who was dressed in men’s police took from her Sunday when she was left hand on her right wrist. POINT CUT U.S. FANCY NATIVE (MASS.) CRISP crowd outside the hotel when he saw the teachers wrs in its second day today i only 24 hours earlier, fired a shot at Presi­ clothes. It was the second attempt on picked up on an illegal weapons charge but ’The weapon used Monday was a .38- chrome revolver. LB. MACINTOSH despite a court injunction obtained | dent Ford Monday. A quick-thinking ex- Ford’s life in California in 17 days. was released because the pistol wasn’t caliber revolver, wrested from Miss ‘T saw it pointed out there and I grabbed • .G 09 by school officials who say they : Marine grabbed her gun hand and the chief Miss Moore later told Secret Service loaded. Moore by ex-Marine Oliver Sipple, 33, a for it. I grabbed for the arm to pull it 1 9 won’t negotiate unless it ends. Half- ; executive escaped unharmed. agents during an interrogation session she “I would have caught him,” she said and policeman and a Secret Service agent. APPLES 5 “^ 1 . down. I lunged and grabbed the woman’s U S D A CHOICE LB. day sessions yesterday were | arm and the gun went off.” U.S.D.A. CHOICE attended by about 60 per cent of the ; TIP STEAK BEEF ROUND CHUCK ROAST UNDERBLADE LB *1.29 U.S. NO. 1 "WASHINGTOfflTATE" Patrolman Timothy Hettrich joined the 4,500 students. U.S.D.A. CHOICE MOSEY CRYOVAC battle and grabbed the cylinder of the gun U S D,A CHOICE Russet Potatoes BEST BAKING Sara Moore BOTTOM ROUND STEAK BACK RUMP ROAST *1.69 CORNED BEEF ROUNDS lb*1.09 so she couldn’t fire another round. FRESH CALIFORNIA GROTON - Chief federal i “I turned the gun towards her thumb,” 2 U S.D A CHOICE negotiator William J. Usery today ; GROUND CHUCK LB 99' BEEF FRANKS sw ifts p r em iu m l b 9 9 ' he said. “I twisted it towards her body.” CUBE STEAK ROUND PArITs REG. or hot & SAGEY Brussel Sprouts makes another attempt to break the ’Then a Secret Service agent grabbed the OUR BEST questioned deadlock in the 13-week-old strike at weapon and Miss Moore was led away. U S.D A.CHOICE VEAL PATTIES BREADED LB 69' PORK SAUSAGE ROLL >2oz pkg 29 LONG GREEN / CHUCK STEAK UNDERBLADE the Electric Boat Division of At no time during the interrogation that DCCC I l\/CD SLICED PEELED FRESH SELECTED ^ General Dynamics here. Union at­ followed did the suspect indicate why she U S.D A, CHOICE Dcbr L iv e n & d ev ein ed food club bacon 'pkl: *1.79 Cucumbers 1. torneys are planning a test o! a state Sunday wanted to kill Ford. BOTTOM ROUND ROAST GEM U.S. FANCY NATIVE (MASS.) ALL PURPOSE law prohibiting picketing outside The single shot exploded from across lb U.S.D.A. CHOICE DANDY FRANKS 79' private residences. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Sara Moore the street as Ford stepped from the hotel 3 SEAFOOD SPECIALS! COLONIAL MASTER WHOLE SMOKED Cortland Apples r-4'- MIN. 5 TOP ROUND ROAST was caught by police with a gun in her to a waiting limousine. FRESH POLLOCK FILLET lb 99' SHOULDER PICNIC ADDED LB ‘1.09 U.S. NO. 1 • "WASHINGTON STATE" The startled President buckled as two U S D A. CHOICE purse 24 hours before she was seized in an foodclu b Secret Service agents shoved him to the TIP ROAST beef round apparent attempt to shoot President Ford. FRESH COD FILLET lb*1.49 SLICED COLD CUTS *oz pkg 49= Bartlett Pears 3 sidewalk beside the car. BOLOGNA P&P OLIVE LUNCHEON COOKED SALAMI San Francisco police officers con­ V ^Regional fiscated the .44-caliber revolver, gave her “Let’s get him in,” an agent shouted, In fairness to our customers, we reserve the right to limit sales to three packages of a^y item except where otherwise noted. Items ottered for sale not available in case lots or to other retail dealers or wholesalers. a “citation” and let her go. and yanked open the door. BOSTON — The teachers strike in ; Sunday night she was questioned by the The agents pushed Ford into the car and Boston entered its second day with ; Secret Service as a “risk” to the Presi­ tumbled atop him, pushing his head below many marching the picket line dent and sent on her way. the window. Fruit Drinks SPAGHETTI despite drenching rains. Teachers Around 3:30 p.m. Monday, a .38-caliber “Let’s get out of here,” the agent union leaders are expected in court revolver was knocked from her hand out­ screamed, and the car leaped from the GOLDEN HARVEST to explain why they should not be side the St. Francis Hotel. She was curb toward the airport. held in contempt for violating court- charged with the attempted murder of the The bullet ricocheted among the crowd ORANGE ■ GRAPE OR FRUIT PUNCH RAGU-ALL VARIETIES FOOD CLUB ordered desegregation by striking. President of the United States. of 3,000 persons outside the hotel and hit a NQss Moore, 45, a billowy matron, has a cab driver in the groin, injuring him BOSTON - Fathers of il­ 9-year-old son, Frederick. She has flitted slightly. legitimate children need no longer around the edges of the radical groups in Miss Moore was arraigned before U.S. fear criminal prosecution and jail the San Franciso area for the past few Magistrate Owen Woodruff on a charge of terms in Massachusetts, the state years, although activists were suspicious attempting to kill the President. Bail was Supreme Court decided Monday. because she was said to have been an in­ President ducks down behind limousine set at $500,000. But they still must pay court- former for the FBI. U.S. Attorney James Browning asked FOOD CLUB 19 OZ CHOCOLATE 12 OZ. SUNSWEET A bookkeeper by training, she was one of Woodruff for permission to send Miss ALL VARIETIES PKG. ' Baked Pea Beans'?A°N^99‘ Nestles MORSELS PKG 32 OZ, BOTTLE ordered support for their children as A startled President Ford ducks down behind his injured and a woman, Sara Jane Moore, 45, was subdued Cake Mixes Prune Juice long as “identical standards” are the first to volunteer when the $2 million Moore to the federal medical facility in limousine after a shot was fired at him Monday as he left by police, arrested and charged with attempting to kill applied to mother and father, the “ransom” program, “People in Need,” Springfield, Mo., for a psychiatric evalua­ REGULAR 6 PACK 24 OZ BOTTLE RECIPE the President. (UPI photo) tion. C & C Cola OR DIET 12 OZ. CANS i Wishbone drS g b^°tle39* Mazola Oil Dog Food DINNERS decision said. was set up. the St. Francis Hotel to return to Washington. He was not WELCH'S SALAD DRESSING A. Ludlow Kramer, coordinator of the Further arguments on the motion were 32 OZ, FOOD 32 OZ. FOOD 3« OZ project, said she came in on the second scheduled today during a bail reduction S BOTTLE CLUB BOTTLE CLUB BOTTLE Tomato Juice Miracle Whip 99‘ Catsup Salad Oil day, said she had worked in a number of hearing. volunteer projects and “God had sent her It was the second attempt in 17 days on National to help.” the President’s life. In Sacramento, Calif., Detergent ALPO APPLE Feed Ciub TEfLEY “When she was fired, she was very New Englanders suggest limits on Sept. 5, Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, BEEF CHUNKS CORN MONTEREY, Calif. - President J vocal about it and ranted and raved around 26, a member of the Charles Manson sex- and-drug cult, allegedly pointed a pistol at Powder SAUCE Mayonnaise TEA BAGS FOOD CLUB ■ WHOLE Ford and former President Richard ;|; the office for about an hour or so,” KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE M. Nixon conduct^ a five-minute Kramer said. Ford, but she was subdued by a Secret Ser­ TOPCO - BLUE DINNER FOOD CLUB 32 OZ. JAR PKG. OF too vice agent. The gun did not go off. telephone conversation Monday, f; At her arraignment in federal court E White House Press Secretary i Monday night she looked like a middle- on travel, greater security The shooting occurred at 3:30 p.m. Ford 25OZ. 14Vj O Z . ^ G Ronald Nessen reports. Ford in- j PKG. JARS 16 OZ. aged little lady whn might live next door. was whisked away to the San Francisco CANS itiated the call and Nessen declined •: She was held on $500,000 bail and representative, said, “That’s amazing” airport, arriving at Air Force One 17 . / V V CANS By United Press International said Monday. “There are all kinds of nuts 3 to disclose what the two men dis- ordered to undergo a psychiatric examina­ around. It’s to a point now where it’s when told of the news. “I certainly think minutes later. New Englanders have reacted with sur­ 17 OZ.4 SOLID AIR ALL VARIETIES cussed. :■ Arriving at the White House later, the tion. almost like a game to gun him down. No it’s a bad reflection. It will continue to FRESHENER 6 OZ. PKG. prise to another attempt on President Sweet Peas s 3 CANS Carnation DRY MILK ° ^2 . 1 9 Glade 39' Stay Free K (diaries Anderson was one of the two matter where he goes, some crazy person deter people from public office if they President said the incident would not BAKERS 120Z. PKG. Ford’s life, with some suggesting he ALL FLAVORS : WASHINGTON - Sen. Edward \ is going to try to get him.” have to put their life in danger.” deter him from taking his presidency to 46 OZ. AIR ALL VARIETIES ^ Q c should curtail his travel schedule. the people. 0 ^ 0 ^ 1 . 6 9 FRESHENER 9 OZ, AER. CAN ; M. Kennedy, D-Mass., says he Vilma Boros, of Marblehead, Mass., a Hawaiian Punch CAN Hefty Liners Wizard Choc. Flav. Chips 79" Toby Elbaum, a junior at Brown Univer­ In Montpelier, Vt., Christopher Hapner, “If we cannot have that opportunity of LIPTON MAKE A ; believes “to a moral certainty” that ;• college professor, said she thought Ford’s HICKORY OR M , sity in Providence, R.I., was one who a magazine editor, said "I think the chick P SUGAR 8 OZ. ( SOIL & STAIN SOLID AIR ALL 7 0Z. 5 I neither of his brothers — President •; trip to San Francisco was ill-timed. taling with one another, something has VAR. ONION FLAVOR (Lynette Fromme, who pointed a gun at Sweet 'n Low SUBSTITUTE PKG. ( Shout REMOVER 79' Renuzit FRESHENER 1. Better Burger 3 OZ. PKG. ~ w thought Ford should spend less time on the “He never should have gone, especially gone wrong in our society,” he said. ; John F. Kennedy or Sen. Robert F. i; Ford 17 days ago) started a lot...and I Kennedy — ever tolerated a policy j road. after the Patty Hearst incident,” she said. Under no circumstance will I, and I hope “It seems more like people are doing it everybody is going to start taking shots.” of assassination of foreign leaders. ] “That was really asinine. I don’t think a no others, capitulate to those that want to I for the recognition, not b ^ u s e they dis­ “They’re out to get him and I think he’ll I He made the statement before the \ president should be kept from going free, undercut what’s all good in America.” Cranberry CORONE' JUMBO Food Club agree with him politically. I think he retire soon,” his wife, Ellen, said. \ Senate Intelligence Committee ] but there is something to be said for Betty Ford, who was in Monterey, (Ford) should limit his trips more,” she Katie Hanna, of Keene, N.H., a state : Monday. ‘ i timing.” Calif., at the time of the attack, did not 'fiV lH NAPKIN TOWELS FLOUR learn of it until she arrived at the airport SCOTT DECORATOR ARTS 8. John Hine, a Hartford ambulance FOOD CLUB CUT OCEAN SPRAY - WHOLE OR JELLIED 180 COUNT JUMBO PKG, FLOWERS ASSORTED 10 LB. BAG driver, “Again? I think he ought to go into to accompany her husband. ; MORRISTOWN, N.J. - Morris j hiding. He (Ford) ought to have tighter “Thank God she was a poor shot," she 140 ! County Superior Court Judge Robert ; said. 16 O Z . I D COUNT Bayh accuses, oil firms security. He is the biggest man in the CANS ^ 0 i Muir Monday set Oct. 20 for a trial | biggest office and he ought to have the Police said Miss Moore had bought the I ROLL i on a request to terminate all ; pistol earlier in the day. They said they most security.” REYNOLD'S 3 extraordinary life-sustaining ; “That is another indication that they were investigating to determine the seller. 200 FT, 5 ( of inhibiting production HO :• devices for Karen Ann Quinlan, who : Browning told newsmen he did not believe ROLL need to tighten up the gun laws. These Instant Oats 16 OZ. PKG. 55' Muffin M ix BLUEBE*RRY^** PKG. 69" Lemon Ju ic e ” B’oT°tE49" Aluminum Foil 1.89 has been kept alive for five months ; Miss Moore had any accomplices. HERSHEY 12 OZ. PKG. ALCOA Saturday night specials — any nut can get PRUDENCE ■ 150Z.CAN by an electric respirator. The trial WASHINGTON (UPI) - Big oil com­ prices imposed by liquidated in 10 years, SI O Q after furnishing easy credit sought by in­ his hands on the little jobbers,” August .More stories on Pajje Tw o Aluminume «■ UM ^ ■ • Foil w r n ROLL I t £ m ^ :• is expected to involve the issues of panies are operating as a close-knit club Baked Pea Beans"°N^59" Corned Beef Hash 69" Choc. Flav. Chips 79" dustry for costly new exploration and Schwartzkopf, a friend of Hine’s, said. RUSSIAN OR 1000 ISLAND 0OZ. BOTTLE FOODCLUB FOOD CLUB ALCOA ■; constitutional rights to privacy and that inhibits production of American oil. _ .• 14 OZ. CHOC. FUDGE ff* development of synthetic fuels. C r r \ O T m n C AND CREAMY WHITE V l ^ religion and the legal definition of Sen. Birch Bayh charged today. Pfeiffer Dressings 49" 13 OZ LEMON EA \ J ^ Chocolate Chips .'o 89' Heavy Duty Foil -i'. 59' ■I death as Karen is in a coma. Congress began reacting to President Ford’s proposal for a $100 billion corpora­ r GREA T SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! r FRESH DAIRYDEL/TES! ' ^ FRESH BAKED GOODS! ^ HEALTH a BEAUTY AIDS' I WASHINGTON - The new tion to help private industry speed Eloise hits Florida Panhandle :• Chevrolet Chevette, the Datsun B- development of energy resources. 210 and the Subaru, all at 33 miles EARTHBORN Ford called Monday for creation of an blaring over loudspeakers: "This area the Dominican Republic and Eastern HGLLYWGGD per gallon, are the most economical SARA M OORE FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - ORANGE JUICE “.Energy Independence Authority” em­ should be evacuated for safety purposes. Cuba, claimed its first U.S. victim Mon­ ORANGE MEAT among 1976 model cars, according Killer Hurricane Eloise struck the Florida powered to “take any appropriate finan­ This is an area of probably danger.” day as the coast battened down. A nian at SHAMPOO to the Environmental Protection police officers who picked her up Sunday Panhandle with a 130-mile-an-hour winds 100% FLORIDA-CITRUS apricot avocado green apple STRAWBERRY cial action — to borrow and to lend — in The hurricane, which killed 42 persons Point Clear, Ala., was electrocuted trying BREAD ij; Agency. The average for all new afternoon. He said police had received a today, lashing the bustling resort towns JUICE ENTREES order to get energy action” by private in­ last week as it passed over Puerto Rico, to put his boat in a'metal shed. FREEZER QUEEN g cars in EPA tests was 17.6 m.p.g. — tip there was a woman with a gun in her from Pensacola to Panama City with 5-to 2 Va GAL. 8 OZ. dustry. 10-inch rains and 10-foot tides. BIRDS EYE TURKEY CROQUETTES 15 OZ. ij: a 26.6 per cent improvement over purse. VEAL PARM. GRAVY & SALIS. STEAK CARTON LOAF BOTTLE “We went to the area and staked 100% FLORIDA jij 1975 models which averaged 15.6 Bayh, in a statement prepared to open The eye of the storm hit land near Fort GRAVY a. SLICED TURKEY m.p.g. ourselves out,” Anderson said. “The car antitrust and monopoly subcommittee Walton Beach, but hurricane warnings showed up and James Balovich and I hearings today, said a few major oil com­ 2 LB. flew from the Mississippi Gulf Coast to Gromyko dusts off plan 6 OZ. PKG. moved up on the vehicle in separate cars. panies now control the petroleiun in­ CREST Officer Balovich coiironted her ... and Cedar Key, Fla. CANS SOUR CREAM inglisb Muff ins dustry — “from the time they punch a hole i International asked her, ‘Do you have a gun in the Thousands of persons fled their homes BREAKSTONE TOOTHPASTE into the ground ’til they put fuel in the hole for total nuclear ban VyALDBAUM'S 20c OFF PKG. • REG. OR MINT purse?” ’ in your gas tank.” and rode out the storm’s fury in jammed g r e e n GIANT Anderson said she admittted she did and g; VIENNA, Austria — Economic Big companies, operating as a club, are shelters set up in schools and other public turned it over. There were also shells in UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UPI) - Kremlin’s weapons ban proposal year-in MEDIUM \0 OZ. PINT TWO 5 OZ. TUBES ijij experts of the Organization of inhibiting production of oil until prices go buildings. CUP 8 * 1 9 8 IN the purse. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and year-out. PKG. TWIN PAK Petroleum Exporting Countries, ig- even higher, the Indiana Democrat PACKS M dP FOR H 8 “We brought her to the station. We Eloise’s center was located at 8 a.m. followed Secretary of State Henry Western diplomats generally shrugged PEAS * 1 . t s noring warnings from industrialized charged. didn’t book her because you can’t book on EDT about halfway between Pensacola Kissinger to the General Assembly today, off the plan as a public relations gimmick KRAFT PARKAY 15COFFLABEL 6.40Z. TUBE nations, have recommended an in- and Panama City, or just east of Fort I LB. PKG, ROYAL that according to our state laws. It’s a Bayh joined three other Senate dusting off the Kremlin’s perennial plan that appears important on the surface but NIB LET CORN sreen giant MARGARINE 53' g; crease in oil prices. A 10 per cent quarters AIM TOOTHPASTE 79' citation offense. It’s a felony if you carry Democrats in introducing legislation Mon­ • Walton Beach. It was located near latitude for a total ban on nuclear weapons. has little real substance. KRAFT WHITE OR YELLOW SINGLES SNACK g 0 O ^ compromise increase is expected. 30.0 north and logitude 86.6 west. The diplomats complained the Kremlin CHOCK FULL OATMEAL MOUTHWASH 30 oz g g c brass knuckles, a billy club, a blackjack, day to break up America’s 22 largest oil Kissinger scheduled a break in his POUND CAKE O' NUTS AMERICAN CHEESE CAKES OR RAISIN LAVORIS FAMILY SIZE BOTTLE dagger or ice pick — but a gun is a mis­ companies. ’The highest sustained winds as the behind-the-scenes talks with visiting has failed to make a provision for on-site AXELROD WHOLE MILK JOHNSON kJOHNSON GENEVA, Switzerland — Egypt demeanor.” Subcommittee economist Walter Sv storm struck shore were 130 miles an diplomats to hear his superpower counter­ inspections to make sure explosions are 9 OZ. GLAZED 3 LB. THOMAS 7 OZ. signed the final document of the new S' MORTON DONUTS OR 11 OZ. JELLY RICOTTA CHEESE PKG. FBOTTLE A police spokesman said the Secret Ser­ Measday released a report saying “vir­ hour, but some gusts were higher. part address the assembly’s 30th annual for peaceful rather than warlike purposes. BABY SHAMPOO 89' ■j;; Middle East peace pact today. The United States has insisted at all dis­ AUNT JEMIMA REGULAR OR BLUEBERRY ENGLISH DRY • OILY OR NORMAL 7 0Z. BOTTLE vice later interrogated the woman and let tually all Gulf Coast Outer Continental “Eloise is a very dangerous hurricane,” debale. AXELROD • OZ. 7 Q c Israel refused to do more than in- her go. Shelf production comes from a couple of the hurricane center warned, noting that Kissinger spoke at the opening of the armament talks on impartial on-the-spot PANCAKE BATTER 16 OZ. PKG. MOZZARELLA WHOLE MILK PKG. r t r MUFFINS ‘ " BRECK SHAMPOO 79 !$ itial the protocol until assured of an A statement by the Secret Service sdid it dozen producers, with the integrated on a scale of one-to-five, Eloise was a debate Monday, calling for an informal inspection, but the Soviet Union has BIROS EYE FOODCLUB AMERICAN 1$ American presence in the Sinai wanted inspection left to the country con­ CRESTVIEW BUTTERFARM was decided she was "not of sufficient major companies having the lion’s share.” category three storm. Middle East conference to plan the next 9 OZ. bowl YELLOW 'pKG.- COOL WHIP TOPPING CHEESE SPREAD 79' juOZ. CQc LISTERINEantW e'o?TtE 79' Desert. Except for Israel’s . full protective interest to warrant sur­ “A handful of companies” control Around 100,000 persons had evacuated major Arab-Israeli peace effort. ducting tests. OATMEAL BREAD loaf w w signing, the action today completes Canadian External Affairs Minister 8 OZ. veillance during the President’s visit.” production and development decisions in a Gulf coast residences from Louisiana to Gromyko, the Soviet Union’s top SPREAD KING SMOOTHEE Secretary of State Kissinger’s BROCCOLI SPEARS 4*“,*1. PKG. 100 tablets “club atmosphere,” Measday said, and Florida in advance of the hurricane Mon­ diplomat for 18 years, was the featured Allan MacEachen said Kissinger’s Middle oITf IlilSo pk*o,'7 ® ANACIN *1.19 GENEST BUNS S ^ negotiations initiated last March. the committee staff found 79 leases day, and another 10,000 persons left speaker for this morning’s session of the East proposal could help in resuming the JENO'S 24 OZ. n i A l VERY DRY SCENTED OR 5 OZ C Q c offshore from Louisiana “could be full-scale Arab-Israeli peace conference in 12 PAK PKG. ENGLISH MUFFINS ..“o^PKn L ^ I M U DEODORANT UNSCENTEO CAN i Panama City beaches this morning. three-week assembly debate. CHEESE PIZZA ITALIAN BREAD.*J'‘fJlF 49« ft BEIRUT, Lebanon — A cease-fire COLUMBO Inside today producing nearly twice as much as they “I can see a solid line of cars on U.S. 231 British Foreign Secretary James Geneva. QUART ' GAYLORD GAL. g between Moslem and Christian are now.” heading inland,” said Panama City Police Callaghan and Japanese Foreign Minister Jordanian Ambassador Abdul Haimd ALL FLAVORS CARTON PLAIN YOGURT CONTAINER RAISIN BREAD 69' TOOTHPASTE z'd^ tV^e 89' ICE CREAM S militiamen appeared to take hold Business...... 6 Editorial ...... 4 Ford said his proposed corporation — Chief Tom McAuley before dawn. Kiichi Miyazawa were the* leading Sharaf said the talks would recognize that ft early today but sniper bullets s Classified ... .16-18 O bituaries...... 10 taking up only “projects which private Officials warned residents of Panama diplomats on the afternoon speakers’ list. "any step taken so far in the Middle East In fairness to our customers, we reserve the right to limit sales to three packages of any Item except where otherwise noted. Items offered for sale not available In case lots or toother retail dealers or wholesa eri. § echoed across suburban streets s Comics...... 19 S. 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