PAGE TVyENTY-FOUR- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., Nov. 7.1874 i Barry Will Request Meetings With Officials of Area Towns iUaiurI|patpr iEuptttnn BpraU i FIRE CALLS MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 34 State Sen.-elect David M. held within the next four or five to attend these meetings as Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y p a c e s Barry says he will be weeks, in order that any they are scheduled. PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS TOLLAND COUNTY requesting early meetings with forthcoming legislative “I believe the relationship Wednesday, 12:08 p.m. — the appointive and elective proposals may be drafted and between state government and' False alarm at the box outside heads of each of the town in the submitted prior to the opening local government must be im­ Fourth Senatorial District. ■-U the Ash Firehouse. (Rockville of the 1975 General Assembly proved within the next two The district includes An­ it Fire Department) session in January. years and the smaller com­ Wednesday, 11:19 p.m. — dover, Bolton, Coventry, East Barry said he will invite the munities must have a bigger Judge Orders Acquittal w . False alarm at the A&P store Windror, Glastonbury, Hebron, representatives from each of voice in state government. I on Rt. 83. (Vernon Fire Depart­ South Windsor, and a portion of the Assembiy Districts within hope these meetings will be a ment) Manchester. the Fourth ^natorial District start in that direction,” he said. Barry said he will ask for an .♦S' k early meeting with the first AMBULANCE CALLS selectmen, town managers, MANCHESTER In Kent State Trial town councils, boards of educa­ / h Wednesday, 12:30 p.m. — tion and the superintendents of Auto accident at Bisseli and schools in the eight-town dis­ Roll Sts. (Manchester Am­ trict in order to “get a better powtho« mtom.^ i r,,^f'fyELAND, Ohio (UPI) - U.S. prove that the defendants fire^upon the Testifying Thursday was Dean Kahler, bulance) perspective on the individual District Court Judge Frank Battlsti today students "with the specific Intent to paralyzed from the waist down during the ELLINGTON problems of each town as seen );HpRSei order^ a verdict of acquittal in the case deprive them of their constitutional iSHI shootings who described the scene at the BIA To Aid Scholarship Foundation Wednesday, 11:09 p.m. — by their administrative and lL»n», I of eight former Ohio National Guardsmen rights.” time. Auto accident on Rt. 140 east of legislative leaders.” on trial in the Kent State University The eight guardsmen were on trial in “After I was struck, there was a lot of The committee planning this year’s Manchester BIA year’s program will benefit the Manchester Scholarship Rt. 83. (Ellington Ambuiance) The Manchester Democrat shootings in which four students died and Federal Court on charges of conspiring to screaming and a lot of hollering,” Kahler (Brotherhood In Action) program looks over the record of Foundation. A roast beef buffet-dinner fund-raiser will be will ask that these meetings be nine were wounded. violate the civil rights of the students who said. "Someone came over and got my past successful programs, dating back to 1967. From the held Nov. 16 at the K of C Home, Main St. Previous Battisti said the prosecution did not were killed and wounded by a volley of parents’ name and address. I was taken to left are Bruce Reinohl, representing Friendship Lodge of programs have benefitted Mansfield Training School, the bullets fired by Ohio National Guardsmen Robinson Memorial Hospital in Ravenna, LUA Masons; Edward M. Chase, chairman of the committee Manchester Teen Center, the Senior Citizens Center, Say it when during an anti-war demonstration on May operated on as soon as I got there, and was SWEET APPLE CIDER 4, 1970. ^ and representing Charter Oak Lodge of B’nai B’rith; John Manchester Memorial Hospital and the Newington Kissinger hospitalized exactly three weeks. 0. Nelson of Manchester Lodge of Masons and John E. Children’s Home. (Herald photo by Dunn) Not Relevant “I suffered a spinal cord injury, which is MADE FRESH ON THE FARM IBER Battisti said he “does not hold the defen­ the reason why I am in a wheelchair,” he Luby of Campbell Council, Knights of Columbus. This !••• No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and Reassures dants or other guardsmen or their leaders testified. natural pfoduct. An excellent substitute for soft Min I justified in discharging their weapons but Kahler said while the Guardsmen were drinks. justification is not relevant in this case.” on the practice football field, before OS ^ ttis ti said the conspiracy charge was jogging up a hill to the area from which ILt Israelis POLICE REPORT HCQ defined by “a highly specialized statute” they fired, he threw a couple of stones at TEL AVIV (UPI) — Secretary of State and the prosecution had failed to prove its them. Potential Firehouse Site MacINTOSH BALDWIN case. sprained ankle and discharged, Henry A. Kissinger reassured Israel today He said he did not see the stones hit MANCHESTER Wednesday night from the car Battisti handed down his verdict less anyone. a hospital spokesman said. CORTLAND WINESAP that there had been no change in U.S. Gary Babcock, 25, of no cer­ • William C. Moir Jr., 34, and of Rita Seaver of 36 Woodbridge than an hour after court opened today, the It purctaSd tte »I the Hrehouse. The other car was driven by iilaseiriad M policy on the Palestinian question and said Last Witness tain address was arrested Cathie J. Pugliese, 25, both of St. from where it was parked at both countries were in agreement on the final day in the third week of the trial The last witness Thursday, and the 32nd of a alte ,„r a new firehona? next te Wednesday night by State Hartford, were arrested Nathan Hale School. Alexander F. Jaskulski, 24, of OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 150 Birch St. He was not in­ course** of future Middle East progress presented by the government, was Terry Police in Hartford on a Circuit Wednesday at 7:58 p.m. and • Tools and equipment TYffl to peace. 8 Strubbe of Washington, N.C., who was a Court 12 warrant sought by each charged with fourth- vaiued at $500 were stolen jured. Both cars were towed iitSisI Irillir.flc Then he took off for Tunis, the last Kent State student when he made a tape Manchester detectives degree larceny, police said. recently from the truck owned from the scene. ferrando orchard I'S U X U S l scheduled stop on a two-week long recording of the 13 seconds of gunfire in charging him with risk of injury The charges stem from a by Richard Bramande of Rocky Leist was charged with BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY Three Doctors diplomatic swing of three continents which four students were killed and nine to a minor chiid, local police shoplifting incident at Shoe Hiil. The tools were in the truck failure to obey stop sign. Court (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) before returning home to Washington wounded. Buckland Firehouse Site said. Town on Spencer St. Both were kept at a landfiil operation off is Nov. 25. sometime Saturday. At the same time, the To Examine The tape was not played, although chief The charge involves an inci­ released on $50 surety bonds or Toliand Tpke. by the Klock PLO raised the possibility that Egypt government lawyer Robert Murphy in­ dent Oct. 25 in Manchester in­ court Nov. 25. Corp., police said. might negotiate with Israel oh the fate of dicated he might ask it be played today. volving a teen-age girl, police • William B. Salmoiraghi, 22, Richard Nixon the occupied West Bank of Jordan. Another witness, Howard Ruffner, a said. of Plainville was arrested On ladies night at the Euro­ Tops Directors’ Agenda former student at KSU, testified he took State Police turned Babcock Wednesday at 8:56 p.m. and pean Health Spa on W. Middle Sinai Talks Expected WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. District three pictures about the time of the over to Manchester Police who charged with operating a motor 'Tpke., a white male in his 20s, Egypt and Israel were expected to begin Judge John J. Sirica, acting on a request kept him in a jaii cell at talks on further Israeli withdrawals in the of defendant John D. Ehrlichman, today shootings which were introduced as By SOL R. GOHEN vehicle while under the in­ about 5 feet 5 has been exposing evidence. The property is just east of Buckland The board will be asked to approve an headquarters here overnight on fluence of alcohol or drugs. He himself in the parking lot to Sinai, and the subject of the West Bank agreed to appoint three doctors to Acquisition of Tolland Tpke. property In cross examination, attorney Jack School playground at 1039 Tolland Tpke. It application for a $32,015 grant, under the a $10,000 bond. was released on a written women going to their cars to go Stock carpet could come up then. examine former President Richard M. for a possible firehouse site will be con­ is owned by Santo and Nancy Lombardo. clearance federal Comprehensive Manpower Schulman presented a statement which The FBI informed police this promise to appear in court Nov. home, police said. In an airport departure statement and at Nixon to determine if he is too sick to sidered Tuesday by the Town Board of Ruffner had given to the FBI four days Properly Described Program Public Employment Act. morning that Babcock is 18. After they see him, he runs a luncheon in Jerusalem,, Kissinger sum­ testify in the Watergate cover-up trial. Directors. after the shootings, in which he described On the property is a three-apartment T h e grant would fund the $19,515 es­ wanted in Hartford on four into the woods to the rear of the marized more ^ n five hours of talks with Sirica granted the motion one day after On the agenda under new business is an Nixon’s lawyers submitted a medical students hurling rocks and sticks at the building; the lot has 105 foot frontage, and timated salaries and fringe tenefits to warrants involving burglaries, Thefts reported recently m- building, police said. Israeli officials by saying the chances of item asking for approval of the purchase is 333 feet and 355 feet on either side. June 30, 1975 for three of the five ad­ report saying their client could not un­ Guardsmen. for $32,400. in Vermont for forgery, and in elude: Save as much as continued momentum had not been The Board of Education, on Oct. 29, ditional maintenance men requested by Florida for escape from a dergo questioning for at least two to three •About $125 worth of items Richard J. Leist, 28, of 87E squelched by Arab recognition of the voted to donate a strip of Buckland School the sewer department for the town’s prison or chain gang. were stolen from the apartment Rachel Rd. was taken by am­ Palestine Liberation Organization as sole months without a “serious risk to his on every health.” land to the town, for improved access to sewage treatment plant. Manchester Police said the of Russell White of 281 Center bulance to Manchester representative of the Palestinians. the proposed firehouse. The parcel has 60 Former Nixon campaign aide Powell A. Management Analyst $10,000 bond on Babcock might St. Wednesday between 5:30 Memorial Hospital after a two- “We agreed that in the new conditions Dental Issue Resolved feet frontage and is just to the west of the rise higher due to the other that exist in the recent months, we have to Moore meanwhile began his second day on The remaining $12,500 would pay for an a.m. and 9 p.m., police said. car collision Wednesday at sq. yd. of 1039 Tolland Tpke. parcel. The school additional management analyst — $10,000 charges against him after he consider very carefully what can be the witness stand in the trial of • A tape deck, stereo tapes, 12:27 a.m. on Bisseli St. at Holl board is requesting that, if and when the for an annual salary and $2,500 in fringe appears in court today in and a tape container valued St., police said. done,” Kissinger told newsmen at Ben- Ehrlichman and four other former Nixon In Teacher Contract aides. Ehrlichman’s attorney, William S. town constructs a new firehouse in the benefits. The person filling this poslUon N Manchester. carpeting Gurion International Airport. “We believe altogether at $135-were stolen At MMH he was treated for a south end of town, and if and when it aban­ would assist in planning the disposition of that possibilities do exist. The talks have Frats, asked Sirica to name three “really dons the School St. firehouse, the latter be the $470,000 Community Development been very good. We know vi^re we are great doctors” to examine Nixon. Frates By JUNE TOMPKINS Included in the agreement was the $57,- given to the school system for use as a Block Grant anticipated by the town, a ^ at going.” said he did not doubt Jhe medical reports A home and office visit rider will 000 dental rider which had been opposed maintenance facility. would plan and coordinate activities being sent from Nixon’s bedside in Califor­ replace a dental rider in an agreement earlier by the school board. Members of Arafat Offers Way Out nia, but wanted to “clarify the whole reached between the Board of Education Meet Tuesday relating to the actuation of Cable Televi­ One possible way out of the ditemma the MEA have been working since July 1 sion in Manchester. situation” since he believes Nixon is an in- and the Manchester Educattan Associa­ without a contract. The board’s meeting Nov. 12 will be at 8 came today from PLO leader Yasser p.m. in the Municipal Building Hearing The town manager is recommending FREE SAFETY CHECK dispensible witness in Ehrlichman’s tion. Deakin said the teachers had agreed to Arafat who said in an interview published Room. that the Citizens Advisory Committee be defense. "I will grant the motion to ap­ The agreement was settled in a special drop the dental rider because the Board of in the semi-official Cairo newspaper A1 point three outstanding men in this par­ meeting Thursday night at Bentley School, Also on the agenda is the proposed ap­ re-activated and that it too become in­ Ahram that the PLO would accept Directors had indicated it would not Somewhere in ticular field,” Sirica replied. “I hope to be said Wilson Deakin Jr., assistant school proval of a two-year contract with volved in planning the disposition of the Egyptian-Israeli negotiation on-the future accept the dental rider recommendation if able to do it by next week if I can.” In superintendent. They met to discuss the it were included. Firefighters Local 1579. It is similar to the $470,000 Community Development Block of the Israeli-occupied West Bank of the Police Union contract and, in many ways, Grant. Manchester there may be Long Beach, Calif., hospital officials unsettled teachers contract after the MEA The dental rider was to go into effect the Jordan river. is similar to the contracts witb the reported Nixon was recovering from sur­ dropped the controversial $57,000 dental second year of the proposed two-year con­ a better deal than at 935 Arab commentators said Arafat’s state­ gery 10 days ago to relieve a phlebitis con­ rider from its 1974-74 proposed contract. tract. Municipal Employes Group and Local 991, ment appeared to offer a possiblity of dition in his Ifeft leg. But the former Change Explained American Federation of State, County and negotiations on the West Bank that could Increase Broken Down Main St... president’s personal physician. Dr. John Deakin said the rider has been replaced Municipal Employes. get around Israel’s refusal to deal with the In the 8.08 per cent salary and fringe Lungren, said Nixon is still in serious con­ with a $30,000 home and office visit rider The Firefighter’s contract provides a 5 PLO "except on the batUefield.” benefit increase are included a 5.22 per We doubt It!! dition. which is part of the teachers’ medical per cent increase retroactive to July 1, INSIDE cent straight salary raise, a 2.4 per cent 1974, a 2% per cent increase effective Jan. coverage. He said the rider is the same as increment hike, a .16 per cent the town groups now have. The employe 1,1975, and a 7 per cent increase effective TODAY extracurricular increase and a .3 per cent July 1, 1975. It increases catastrophic IP' pays the first $5 and insurance pays the miscellaneous fringe ingrease. rest, he said. major medical benefits to $250,000 and Deakin said acceptance of the 8.08 provides CMS Century Contract 97 (pay­ Old Codger ...... P a g e 20 Transpo Advisory Group Deakin said he plans to file the contract package will cost the school board about in the town clerk’s office today. ment for home visits by physicians) as of Gardening with Atwood...... Page 3 $5(X),000 per year. Jan. 1, 1975. According to state law, the Board of Since last January, the MEA has been Pay Raises Business news ...... ;, Page 8 Appointed by Weiss Directors has 30 days to review the con­ negotiating for contract agreement. After The board will consider approving pay Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7 Jk , f tract after final approval by the Board of a breakdown with the school board last Education. If the directors fail to review it raises for the Police Department’s three Family-Travel...... Page 9 Town Manager Robert Weiss has named March, the contract went to arbitration, captains, to conform with pay raises mine what action the town can take within or do not reject it, the contract and finally a three-man arbitration team Burfoot enters r a c e ...... Page 11 a seven-member Transportation Advisory six months. previously approved for middle- automatically goes into effect. recommended the 8.08 per cent contract Herald Angle...... Page 11 Committee to study Manchester’s “There are no particular guidelines that 520 Teachers Involved management personnel in other proposal in September. departments. employee of Manchester Tire for the transportation needs in an attempt to get can be established for the committee The school board approved in October a Schoolboy grid schedule___Page 12 experience in town action within six months. other that the general parameters of in­ 1974-76 teacher contract recommendation repair. Warren personaiiy guarantees his work on ali Named chairman of the advisory com­ vestigating the transportation needs of stipulating an 8.08 per cent salary and oomestic cars. mittee is William A. Massett of 202 S. Manchester and making recommen­ fringe benefit increase for the town’s 520 Main St., assistant director of public safe­ dations as to what feasible approaches can teachers. ty at the University of Connecticut be taken to meet those needs,” Weiss said. WE CHECK (Storrs). Massett was largely responsible Few Limitations Weicker Inheriting Control for establishment of UConn’s minibus "The report could cover a very broad • FRONT END . system at the Storrs campus. • DISC BRAKES SHOCKS • BALL JOINTS spectrum or be very narrow,” he said. “It ♦WHEEL BEARINGS Also named to the committee are could be positive or it could be negative. It Nicholas Lefas of 61 S. Hawthorne St., could limit itself to the needs for the elder­ Katherine Glblln of 46 Cottage St., Dean Bri^coai Strike Of Sttttc RspubUcan Party • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS ly and handicapped or lt«ould go as far as AND OF COURSE Herbert Bandes of Manchester Communi­ a loop system for the general public.” ty College, William O’Neill of 22 Kane Rd., YOUR TIRES FREE MOUNTING Creation of an advisory committee WASHINGTON (UPI) - Coal miners Jane Curtis of 262 Ferguson Rd., and Ruth stems from a Sept. 23 public meeting in Cavln of 18 Denver Rd. could win a new contract before this HARTFORD (UPI) — Sen. Lowell P. — Fast Courteous Service — which townspeople, special transit in­ The reform proposal then will be put to a Weicker had supported Bridgeport Mayor First Meeting Set weekend is over, but a brief strike is still Weicker Jr., wasn’t even running In vote at a special GOP convention in about terest groups, and local officials discussed considered inevitable. Nicholas A. Panuzio for the gubernatorial The first meeting of the committee is Tuesday’s election but he may have won six months, Laudqne said. possible solutions to transportation "We are now moving into another stage nod at the nominating convention last Ju­ scheduled Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. in Weiss’ of­ problems within Manchester. something — control of the Republican With Welcker’s high national recogni­ fice at the Municipal Building of our negotiations,” a management party in Connecticut. ly. With Steele defeated, Panuzio has to be Help us clear out our existing stock and help yoursell to No solutions were decided, but it was tion, the state GOP could be a spring considered a force in the party. ^ TOYOTA and DATSUN OWNERS In announcing the appointments, Weiss spokesman said Thursday. With the Republicans candidates buried agreed at that time there should be a com­ board for other campaigns, perhaps a Most observers at first believed said hopes the committee’s work can The UMW has a “no contract, no work” under Ella Grasso’s 200,000^Vdte landslide, he mittee to coordinate efforts on transporta­ liberal “raid” on the national GOP. Laudone had been made state GOP chair­ some truly EXTRAORDINARY carpeting valuesi progress quickly so officials can deter­ rule, and the current contract would Weicker right now is the top Republican In tion. Weicker however has used strong words to man In August by Steele — and therefore expire Nov. 12, before a new contract the state, both in prestige and voter put down such plans. 600x12 W ILDAIRE: Bigelow's luxury could be ratified —even If tentative agree­ appeal. Only two weeks ago, he threatened owed him his loyalty — because the LOVE 80NQ: One of the most T E 80R O : Quality, really true Those who know him Intimately say former GOP chief, J. Brian Gaffney, had multi-colored splush. Made of beautiful carpets on the market AM8TERDAM: A Up sheared ment were reached this weekend. The to leave the GOP and seek re-election as Weicker, 43, has an acute political com­ quality at Its very beat this 100% ratification process takes 10 days. been a Panuzio backer. 100% Nylon, it will wear and wear, today. It la deep luxury In an un­ polyester that is not only practical an Independent In 1976 unless the party in­ pass which guided him to eight victories in Bigelow approved Aorylio fiber Is and beautiful but will provide many The 1,200 mines and 120,000 workers In­ Later it was learned Laudone’s name BHUGESTOIE la easy to clean and won't absorb tamed plush. Dense and firm for a constructed In a rich twist texture stituted reforms to make Itself more at­ nine elections. He went from First Select­ Ptuo F .I.T . IIJS was offered for consideration by Weicker moisture. The continuous filament long wear life and easy to maintain. years of outstanding wear. P &WUnion Workers volved produce about 70 per cent of the tractive to traditionally Democratic that goes with any decor. Available man of affluent Greenwich on Connec­ Rog. yarn realsts pilling, shredding and Available In Moss Green, Martini, nation’s coal. groups, such as labor and youth. and the choice had been acceptable to the Available In Roman Gold, In Temple Gold, Green Mist and ticut’s "commuter belt” to senator in Steele and Panuzio forces. Laudone said $25.20 fuzzing. Available In Florentine Bittersweet and Gold. During a breathing spell In the talks Party Assessed eight years. Avocado, Paprika and Desert Persimmon. Thursday his term will run until after the Gold, Blue Clover, Eden Green and Gold. lALE 87.80 aq. yd. Reg. $10.85 sq. pursday Guy Farmer, chief negotiator On Thursday, GOP leaders assessing the 8ALE I1 S J 0 tq. yd. Reg. $15.85 yd. Authorize Strike Appears in Command 1976 election. Spicaberry. for the Bituminous Coal Operators party’s ruinous state of affairs urged the 6- SALE 10.98 sq. yd. Reg. $12.95 aq. aq..yd. After Tuesday’s elections, Weicker, who Meskill ApRarenlly Out Open Mon., Tuas., Wed. Fri. SALE SS.N oq. yd. Reg. $10.95 sq, yd. HARTFORD (UPI) — Union workers at Aircraft Corp. Association, was asked if he anticipated a foot-8 tennis buff to stay in the party fold was roundly booed at the GOP guber­ The only visible Conservative yd. > three Pratt & Whitney Aircraft plants in The union spokesman said negotiators long strike. “I do not,” he said. “I don’t and announced the establishment of a 8:00 8:30 think anyone wants one.” natorial convention in July, appears to be Republican in Connecticut, outgoing Gov. • Connecticut have uUiorIzed a strike on for both sides have been meeting two or policy committee to propose widespread in complete command of the party reigns. Dec. 1 if negotiators have not agreed on a Thomas J. Meskill, was proposed by three times per week, but there has not reforms. Second District Rep. Robert Steele, Thurs. 8 to 8 ^ t ^ E C IA U A limited amount of Armstrong's Drawing Room Is being closed out at the new labor contract by then. Weicker for a federal judgeship that mSL" progress in recent talks. Weicker, a participant In the 2 1/2-hour often mentioned as a possible challenger unbelievable price of 5.95 sq. yd. (Reg. $9.95 sq. yd.) this Is a beautiful Acrylic plueh...Sultabte for almost A spokesman for Local 91, International meeting, said he was "deeply ap­ probably will take him to New York Qty, Sat. 8 to 1 any room. There s no encouragement. It’s going to to Weicker for the GOP Senate nomination Approval or rejection of tlw reform Asspciatlon of Machinists, said Thursday be tough,” the spokesman said. preciative” of the support shown him and in 1976, was swept under by Mrs. Grasso’s proposal at the special convention could ® fp.Y the members had voted nearly 2-to-l to The spokesman said the top issue being said of the reforms, “It’s obviously an im­ landslide. empower union leaders to call the determine whether Weicker keeps a hand negotiated Is cost of living adjustments in portant piece of imput” in his thinking The two GOP congressmen who NKNOIS-MMICKSTER IDE, MC walkout. about leaving the GOP. on the GOP reins or whether he will run salary. The union is seeking unlimited cost WEATHER withstood the Democratic onslaught, as an independent candidate in 1976. GUARANTEED INSTALLATION FOR THE HOLIDAYS The present contract, which expires at State Chairman Vlcent A. Laudone of BROAD ST. (OpposHs Saar's Automotiva) of living Increases every four months, plus Stewart B. McKinney in the 4th District Steele, who already has led on# m ldni^t Nov. 30, covers some 17,000 Norwich said the reform committee improvements in the benefit package and and Ronald N. Sarasin In the 5th, are successful Insurgency against the party employes at the Pratt and Whitney plants Partly sunny and breezy today. High in members, to be named before Dec. I, will M M d M M W Charge It with your Bank AmaHcard or Maator Charga-Lay-Awaya alwaya InYltodI contract language, he said. known to be close to Weicker. leaders, may I n It again there. A partki- in East Hartford, Middletown and the low to mid SOs. Clear tonight. Low in work to “expand the base of the party,” The union estimated the average wage pant in the GOP meeting said Steele "ttltf ARCO 0 Southington. P&W is a division of United the mid to upper 30s. Sunny Saturday, high and probably will hold hearings to get WwMie 643-1161 OPEN: TUE. Through FRI. till 9 / SAT. till 5:30 / CLOSED MON. / TEL 643-5171 at the three plants Is $4.35 an hour. ■ Panuzio’s Star Rising * ■■ ■ not object” to asking Walcker to n m a iv t - In the mid public opinions into the movement. I <4 McKinney,'considered a liberal, and Republican.

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HORSE COURSE THEATER SCHEDULE NATIONAl WIATHII SIIV IC I KNtiCAST t o 7AM EtT f| - 9 > M FULTON, Mo. (UPl)-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri,. Nov. 8, 1974- PAGE THRBir ^Inherit the Wind 3000 29.77 William Woods College of, Showplace — “The Exorcist” Cinema 2 — “il Fulton offers a summer 7:15-9:30 Harrowhouse” 7:30-i:15 LOT UA East 1— “Gold” 7:15-9:30 course in horses and hor­ Manchester Drivein— “Bank To Open Tonight semanship. UA East 2 - “Gone With The Shot” 7:15; “Bring Me The Board Has 35 Appointments to Make Wind” 7:45 3024. It includes all phases of the Head of Alfredo Garcia” 8:45; By JUNE TOMPKINS the second act. The jury’s deci­ IM«TON UA East 3 — “Harry & Ton- “Busting” 10:45 care and feeding of horses, ». to” 7:30-9:30 It is not so much a matter of sion is reached without the from shoeing to shoveling. Burnside Theatre — “Open whether Darwin’s theory that usual plea from the attorneys. . It’s November again, the first for public hearings, the se­ • 130,000 for revaluation — Vernon Cinema 1 — The students work with GARDENING month of the year when terms ment for Mrs. Theresa E. Bur­ Season” 7:30-9:30-12:00 man evolved from monkeys is But the whole event has been a cond for Uking action on public the second allocation toward an “Busting” 7:15; “Bring Me The horses and equipment in expire on Manchester boards, dick of 75 Union St. Mrs. Bur­ Showcase 1 — “ Space true as that man has the first in court annals. ^ 3 0 .2 7 c o l d ; By FRANK ATWOOD hearing and other agenda estimated |90,000 expenditure. Head of Alfredo Garcia” 9:00 practical situations under agencies and commissions and dick suffered injuries Jan. 29, Odyssey" 7:00-9:35 privilege and duty to think for Except for a sort of items. Revaluation of town real estate IPAII close supervision. Woods is the Board of Directors reap­ 1973, when she fell on an Icy Showcase 2 — “ Law and himself. philosophical soliloquy from /•A M rilANOtSOo/ Tuesday, the board will con­ is planned for the October 1976 DCMVCKJ believed to be the only points or appoints people to sidewalk at Union and Kerry HELD OVER! Disorder” 8:00-10:00 This is the line of defense Drummond, the trjal fades into '3a24 duct hearings on allocating Grand List, to be the basis for women’s college to offer such Last year, as Halloween ap­ do.’’ Each individual has both them. Sts. She sued the town for fl5,- Showcase 3 — “ Longest presented by Henry Drummond history. 8724,491 in revenue-sharing 1977-78 taxes. 000. The settlement is being instruction. proached, we discovered the male and female reproductive 11118 year, the directors must Yard” 7:20-9:45 in "Inherit the Wind” opening This splendid drama begins funds to the General Fund (as • 119,000 for renovating LOS ANMILKS pumpkin producing enterprise organs. fill 35 positions on 16 boards, recommended by the tdwn Showcase 3 — “Odessa File” tonight at East Catholic High unfolding as soon as the curtain authorized in May when the Municipal Building offices,, counsel, following a pre-trial of the Clarence Edmondson agencies and commissions. The 7:10-9:25 School and presented by the Lit­ rises. Jerome Lawrence and / New supplies of organic board adopted the 1974-75 vacated when transfers were agreement. COIN SHOW famUy on Rt. 44A in Coventry matter must be added from proposed actions are on the budget), and on allocating an tle Theatre of Manchester. Robert E. Lee, the authors, 3000 SUNDAr, NOV. io n made to Lincoln Center and to and had a picture of Mrs. time to time to replenish the board’s agenda Tuesday, but additional 1114,100 in revenue­ .B44-33W GDt^THEATRES EAST Philip Burgess Sr. plays cleverly describe the public 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. be filled again when other ViO OU \H PJIPI.IDI . . ; . J i, mondson with their big food supply. The Edmondsons may not be made until Nov. 19, sharing funds to'five projects: Drummond, the Chicago at­ reaction at the time, in the 1930, pumpkin display. departments vacate the Hall of UVE A III SAT-SUN-MON I Knights of Columbus Hall intend to try some of their un­ when the board will meet again. • 149,200 for in stallin g Records and the abandoned torney who arrives relatively through the assortm ent of m b w o n l c a im Checking up on the pumpkins 2 P.M. r32 [MIAM 138 Main 81. sold pumpkins, once they have The board conducts two burglar-alarm system s in Spruce St. firehouse. IS "GOLD” PC unknown in a little town in many characters in the play. this year at the same season, Admission: 99* Manchaatar, Conn. started to decay, to feed the meetings each month — the several schools. • 115,000 for a drainage Tennessee to match wits with Phil Burgess and Dwight we found the Edmondsons ."O ffliEw ini “tigers.” system on Wells St., planned in Mathew Brady played by r - i C O I N B — FREE ADMISSION growing more pumpkins than Martin complement one conjunction with additions to S A I N ? 4 Dwight Martin in an un­ ever before, but also embarked Winter Protection another with artistic finesse. 59^ Bennet Junior High School. The precedented trial which has Bob Martel plays E. K. I RAIN on a new garden-related ven­ As winter weather arrives, Elderly Renters Reminded cost of the drainage sytem become history. ■SS ture, raising earthworms. the pits will be filled with hay Hornbeck, a colorful journalist wasn’t part of the school bond As Brady, Martin is a pom­ from Baltimore. ISNOWERS N SINGLES They are serious about it. and leaves, and plastic will be Of Deadline on Tax Refund issue approved November 1973, pous, abdominal, vociferous Ih e y have done some adver­ spread over them to keep out Playing the classic matronly UH Wf AIMH K>90CASI * DANCING Connecticut’s elderly renters nor part of the storm drainage evangelistic attorney who punc­ tising, in “Field and Stream,” the snow. The material in the • Either the husband or wife 10 SPEED 5 SPEED wife of Mathew Brady is Ruth TH E are being reminded that Dec. is over 65 as of Dec. 31, 1973. bond issue approved Tuesday. tuates his religious statements aimed at fishermen, and in pits must always be damp but 3 SPEED 5 MIN. FROM HTFD. 31, 1974 is the cutoff date for • Residence in Connecticut • 1900 for repairs to the with energetic arm gymnastics. PERFECT "Organic Gardening,” for peo­ not soaking wet. Most of the S8t Up 8nd Ready to Ro BURNSIDE 1-84 EXIT 58 applying to their local tax currently and for any five years Globe Hollow bathhouse roof. In contrast, Burgess is strict­ SINGLES ple who want earthworms in worms stay in the top eight in­ assessors for tax refunds, under prior to Dec. 31, 1973. This allocation is in addition to layaw ays WELCOME -: KID SHOW! BURNSIDE AVE., E, HTFD. • PARKING • 528-3333 ly low key, but wily. With his DANCE” their gardens, or more likely in ches of the bed. the state’s “Circuit Breaker” • Combined gross income in 13,500 previously approved for OlganUc SaiacUon mind for materialism, he trips tion, nor his right to introduce it thunderstorms are l i ? S ainfa Pacific Nor hwest while a few showers and FRIDAY, their compost pits. They have Worms are sold at different bill. :: SAT-SUN They get aw ay... with Everything! and twists the testimonies of 1973 of 16,000 or less. Not the project. to his students, nor his right to fmaximiim tptnnprafnro/in^ Carolinas. Minimum temperatures, NOVEMBER 9 had mail orders from several prices, according to size, extra The state legislature ap­ PETER FONDA the bigoted Bible believers till counted as income are Social On the agenda is an item for FARR’S l:30-99« be wrong if so decided. L parenthesis); Atlanta 43 (61), Boston 39 (55), Chicago42 (67) nearby states and one from out­ large, bait size, and “bed run,’’ propriated funds to cover about WILLIAM HOLDEN the solid rock of their faith 9 P.M. Security, gifts, income from approving a 14,200 claim settle­ Other particularly fine cast leaver 26 (48), Duluth 31 (51), Houston 59 (68)^Jackson- side Michigan. They have or all sizes mixed. Lots of the 30,000 households but only about TEL 643-7111 “SANTS begins to crumble. to 1 A.M. others in the household, or CORNELIA SHARPE members are Patricia Kellis as ^ ^ ^*^tle Rock 50 (60), Los Angeles 51 (70), Miami 65 (82) named their place, for the two larger sizes are picked out 12,500 persons have applied to CLAUS" All this because Bertram by hand and it takes one person foodstamp benefits. “OPEN SEASON” Rachel Brown, the prim Minneapolis 38 ( 53), New Orleans 54 ( 65), New York 42 (54), Phoenix 50 (78) San Fran' worm merchandising business date, the State Tax Department People who received old age Cates, played by Bob Rossi, in­ minister’s daughter who timid- cisco 45 (67), Seattle 44 (55), St. Louis 45 (65) and Washington 37 f62) AT THE BEAUTIFUL NEW the Twin Hills Bait Farm. about 45 minutes to count out 1,- has revealed. I ’ R -IN COLOR 7:30-9:30 troduced to his town school 000 worms. There are smaller assistance, local welfare ly defends Cates; and her GRAND RALLROOM Mr. Edmondson, especially, ’The basic requirements for assistance or medical 3 STOOGES EXTRA SHOW MIDMGIfT FRI-SAT 99* < students the theory that man father, the Rev. Jeremiah HOWARD JOHNSON’S has been studying this new boxes of 500 and of 50. ’They are eligibility for refund of taxes REMINGTON* descended from monkeys and MOTOR LODGE packaged in paper boxes lined assistance during 1973 are in­ Brown, who James Brennan enterprise, in both popular and paid indirectly in 1973 as part of eligible. Shaving Aids from single cells that lived in DOWNTOWN NEW BRITAIN with foil and partly filled with FRI.-SAT.-SUN. plays as a pious minister sss scientific publications and has rent are: The program is intended to To help keep (he close MANCHESTER water millions of years ago. learned that worm farming is a peat moss. DRIVE-IN/R0UTES6S44A 3 ACTION HITS! capable of provoking mob offset the currently high rents shave comfortable. fl|l —- Known as Darwin’s theory, it is S For shipping in hot weather a hysteria during a prayer Music by business that runs into the and utility costs of older people. 8 in complete opposition to the TV TONIGHT S millions of dollars. It is concen­ smaller carton filled with water Lottery Winners meeting. Tw uem e aMPUY s Genesis account of the crea­ There are many others in the S trated in Florida and Califor­ with a tight cover is put in the G od Great "BRING tion. featuring COMKVIfiNONE s cast whom R. Douglas Ross, nia, but Mr. Edmondson has freezer until it is solid ice and United Press International BOSTON (UPI) - Gov. Fran­ As a result of the town’s un­ then packed in the center of the This week’s winning lottery the director, has manipulated Black Perspective...... 24 10:00 “Superb MusIc-taInmenI lor visited a distributor in cis W. Sargent, unseated ME THE animous protest, the teacher is larger box. numbers: . OINi(R'(UB»«(Mr well in this tense drama to ...... 3-8-22-30 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Night Stalker ...... 8-40 Listening and Dancing." Springfield, Mass., who had decisively in Tuesday’s elec­ iitui iiicrtK arrested and brought to trial NY -532617 HEAD OF make it the smooth flowing play O Clock High ...... 18 Nanny & Professor...... 40 Dawson M cAllister...... I8 three million night crawlers Gardeners would normally tion, answered a lot of held on the courthouse lawn you can see tonight, tomorrow, Com pany...... 24 8:00 Police W om an...... 20-22-20 SSS currently in stock. take the “bed run” lot at the RI —blue 184 green 831954 questions during the campaign, You meet the niccti people. because the summer and next Saturday and Sunday...... 40 World Hunger Crisis ...... 3 Masterpiece Theatre ...... 24 Night crawlers, the largest of lowest price and turn them gold 453703 but none like the one from the ALFREDO temperature is too high to hold Always A Qood Crowd of Curtain time is 8:30 p.m. Kung F u ...... 8-40 10:30 several common species, are loose in the compost. ’They feed Conn —90 188 lucky color private citizen at Thursday’s it inside. Atiracllva, Inlaratling, on tiny bits of organic matter yellow Tickets are available at the ...... 24 Sharing Our Faith...... I 8 Easy-loMaet, Fun-lo-be with still obtained by the old method Our nrw chromiuin GARCIA” New Directions ...... I8 press conference who inquired It does a lot more The spray cleaner Probably the high spot in the door. 7:00 SINGLES of looking for them with a and turn it into castings which Mass weekly —green 8384 edge blades keep 'ELUOIT GOULD Sanford & S on ...... 20-22-30 11:00 about Sargent’s opinion of God. than prepare your and lubricant for all □ UmtBd Artists play is when Drummond asks SSS flashlight, when they come out are rich in plant food elements yellow 213 blue 68 sharper longer. News...... 3-20-22-40 Washington R eview ...... 24 ‘Tve always thought he was skin and set up your makes of electric the prosecuting attorney Brady News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 after dark on the surface of the desirable in the garden. Maine -242-683 doubling 7 Even the strongest ROBERT BLAKE \ ' Truth or Consequences ... 8 8:30 great,” replied the governor. beard. It helps the shavers. Cleans away ASAMPECKINfVLH FILM to take the stand to defend the Honeymooners ...... 20 s s s - In the Canter of Single* Mr. Edmondson is metal gets dulled hy ground. shaver glide over hair chips while it Bible. • AD /% ||T DickVanDyke...... 18 Chico and the Man 20-22-30 11:30 Life In Connecticut. Over 2,000 repeated use. So it's Singles From All Walks of Life Night crawlers are said to be superintendent of schools in your skin, cutting lubricates the cutting M D V U I Aviation Weather...... 24 Wali Street Week ...... 24 M ovie...... nice to be able to Brady’s staunch blind belief Participating. Membership NOT hard to raise and the Columbia, with limited time for down on shaver drag heads of the shaver. 9:00 Required. A worm farmer can’t worry about getting his hands dirty. replace onr blades GEORGE C.SCGTT is picked to pieces when he TOWN ..... In Concert...... 8-40 Springfield dealer gets his work at home, but he has the SWEET APPLE CIDER and skin irritation. A quick, convenient finds he can’t explain how long M ovie...... 3 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 thousands of worms by paying a Here Clarence Edmondson of Coventry holds a sample of help of his wife and three every few months. way to keep your was the day in which the earth World of A n im a ls...... 3 $6 Mililon M an...... 8-40 1:0 0 DO COME. YOUR INVITED. crew to go out at night with the nutrient mixture in one of his worm pits, and some of children, Paul 15, Peter, 14 and MADE FRESH ON THE FARM '1 .5 0 shaver at its best. "BANKSHOT ; Phiiadelphia Crehestra ... 24 MAKE YOURSELF AVAILABLE Blade was created for, as Drummond The Loyal Circle of Kings ® ^®®' ...... ®-22 Midnight Special ... 20-22-30 A fled C trpti We/come lights in their hats to leave both the worms. He expects worms to be in demand for organic Bonnie, 10. Living with them Billy Graham Crusade___18 No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and Pack •2 .2 5 says, the sun had not been Daughters will meet Monday at Wagoner...... 18 1:30 A waffs You. hands free for a quick grab. gardening and as bait for fishing. (Herald photo by Pinto) now for three months is a 16- •1.50 created to make a day as we 7:45 p.m. in the Federation Human Dimension ...... 20 Rockford F ile s ...... 20-22-30 year-old boy from Mexico, Jose natural product. An excellent substitute for soft Great Mysteries...... ^...... 3 Many night crawlers are also drinks. OPEN THUR8. TO 8:00 P.M. $ 1 .5 0 WED. TO SUN. EVE $ 1 .5 0 know it. And how could Joshua Room of Center Congregational shipped from Canada. Jesus Navara, who came to the of the Old Testament stop the Church. The hostess is Miss states on an International Have Own Trade Name Under the pit is an important breed is a mixture of peat moss ROUTE \etnon sun when it infers the sun Dorothy Petersen. Exchange Fellowship and will QUINN’S SHWER CENTER The earthworms raised com­ strip of wire mesh. Without it, and cow manure. They multiply MacINTOSH BALDWIN 2D BIRCH STREET MAHCHE8TER 83 C 1 n « moves around the earth? shrimp mercially are much smaller, have a total of nine months in N moles would tunnel into the pit prodigiously and Mr. Edmond­ iT W tW U T K IS .M . W(aiT»5)54M333l I TMi nouns 15.14 . M (an M) MH3331 Mounting ridicule from the this country, living with three DDWHTDWH AREA - DFF MAIH -SATURDAY MORNING- three to three-and-a-quarte- and gorge themselves on son guesses he might have a CORTLAND WINESAP 2 HITS - BOTH (R) court forces Brady to stand on different families and attending While You Walt Service on Electric Shaven NEW SUSPENSE CAPfBl A military whist and setback inches long, and very active. earthworms. SAM PECKINPAH’S cocktail million now, of all sizes, begin­ “FUN, ENTERTAINMENr his chair and shout his They appear red, but are ac­ school wherever he is located. card party will be sponsored by 6:30 Since thepicturew as taken, ning with newly hatched worms TEL, 646-5520 N.T. Po(t testimony in the form of 9:30 tually banded with alternate He goes to Coventry High OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Gibbons Assembly, Catholic A g -U S A ...... another Jm has Beencon- that look like short pieces of SPERJV’^REAAINCTON SPEPWi'-^REMINGTON reciting the books of the Bible School now with Paul and is ■ IPIMIOMAL CAHt MOOUCTI ■ ACA80NA4 CAM MSOOUCTR Ladies of Columbus, tonight at Partridge Fam ily...... 3 rings of maroon and yellow. nearly-white thread. — but nobody hears for the 6:45 structed that is 20 feetToi „ learning English rapidly. All 7:45 at St. Bridget School Gilligan...... 8-40 ’They are commonly called red Older pits, built of planks and ' Jt takes two worms to FERRANDO ORCHARD court has broken up and A New D a y ...... 8 Run, Joe, R u n ...... 20-22-30 the Edmondsons, at the same cafeteria. Mr. and Mrs. J. wrigglers and Mr. Edmondson logs, will be emptied into the reproduce but, as I read in BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, QLA8TONBURY Brady’s final words fall on a din 7:00 time, are learning a little PLUS ELLIOTT QOULO Edward McKeever will conduct 10:00 has given his worms his own new ones. The material in some literature Mr. Edmond­ (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) I EG! CANDICE BERGEN/^I of confusion. Vision On ...... 3 Spanish. and ROBERT BLAKE the games. Prizes Will be Valley of Dinosaurs ...... 3 name of "tiger reds.” It is a which the earthworms live and son loaned me, "any two will Read Herald Ads “BUSTING” CHARLES bRODIN ' The final act of the play is awarded, and refreshments Lost In Space ...... 8 Devlin...... 8-40 sales gimmick, justified, he almost too abrupt a change served. Tickets are 31 and may 7:30 Land of the Lost ... 20-22-30 thinks, by their banded colora­ after the high pitch reached in be purchased at the door. Arthur & Com pany...... 3 Electric Company ...... 24 tion. Gilllgan’s Island...... 30 10:30 The Edmondsons had sold 8:00 ShazamI...... 3 night crawlers in a small way Yogi’s G a n g ...... 8-40 Korg: 70,000 B.C...... 8-40 for some time but last spring heard about a worm farmer in OPENS TONIGHT! Addams Family .... 20-22-30 Sigm und...... 20-22-30 Vibrations Encore...... 24 Chaplin who was along in years 8:30 and ready to quit. They bought V 11:00 Captain Bob ...... 3 his entire stock contained in 25 SALE L/jjj“lnherit The Wind” ! Bugs B u n n y...... 8-40 Harlem Globetrotters...... 3 small pits. W heelie...... 20-22-30 Super Friends...... 8-40 ’Diet have built larger pits. AHENTION MEN! HERE ARE THE A LITTLE THEATRE OF MANCHESTER, INC. 9:00 Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 ’The one in the picture is 16 feet Carrascolendas...... 24 PRODUCTION Jeannie ...... 3 long, three feet wide and two BARGAINS THAT TOP THEM ALL IMIOWCAM CINtMA f 1 9 T A Hong Kong P h ooey___8-40 11:30 At East Catholic H.S. Auditorium feet high, made of concrete 1-84 EXtrSS-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. Emergency Plus 4 . 20-22-30 Hudson Brothers...... 3 blocks, lined on the sides and EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-8610 TICKETS $3.00 8:30 P.M. At box oltlco or Sesame Street...... 24 Star Trek...... 20-22-30 ends with two-inch styroform. STUDENTS $2.00 Call e49-0S12 !§' Zoom ...... 24 ...... M-?9 .N9»: « And 16 S Bowling ...... 40 SALE: 6.9S

^ STAARlhC WHY UNLEADED GAS MANCHESTER VAN HEUSE^ DRESS SHIRTS O'CONNOR NEW YORK (UPI) - If you BURTREVNOlllS ERNEST m are thinking about buying This printing test pattern is HOSPITAL REG. 9.00-13.00. Last two days to fight b o r c n i n e - one of the new 1975 model part of The Herald quality con­ every friday Inflation. Buy perma- ’‘‘‘THE cars, it’s important to know trol program in order to give NOTES UNBESTYARr LAW AND that most of these can use you one of the finest press, long sleeved dress shirts in solids, B TRILOGY only unleaded gasoline. Why? newspapers in the nation. DISORDER h a p p y h o u r Discharged Wednesday: It has to do with clean air and prints, stripes and Janet Tatro, 165J Tudor Lane; WED. THURa FRI. SAT. the catalytic converter, a Judith Kochman, 435 Abby Rd. more. All polyester and cotton. Sizes 14Vz- device in most 1975 cars for at Ext., South Windsor; Lawrence 17, 32-35. ------^ reducing auto exhaust pollu­ tants. Eaton, East Hartford; Austin perfect vacation McDowell, 148 Walker St.; m In a new free publication, Walter Shepard, East Hart­ Why Unleaded Gas, the Envi­ ford; Elizabeth Wilt, 57 ronmental Protection Agency Lexington Dr.; Marion Meier, explains why the grade of gas . plus free chips A dipt, crackers A chMsc, anc 2 0 0 hASPACE many olhar “munchiaa.” 152 Hawthorne St.; Bernadet SALE; 9.99 is critically important to the Rivas, 68 Lakeview Dr., Coven­ " ODYSSEY O Rte. 83, Tolland Turnpike life of your catalytic con­ ^Jtendiestei^ar^^ try; William Titone, Stafford SHETLAND WOOL SWEATERS Exit 95, Off 1-86 verter. Single copies of the Springs. Vernon, Connecticut Also, Donna Hardel, 122 Cam­ REG. 15.00. Hand washable pullover style c 0 n s u m e"r ^ n'f^o^r m a t i o*n" bridge St.; Frances Parkman, sweaters with Pueblo, Colo., 81009. ’ ' - Stafford Springs; Flora Gerber, 130 Valley View Dr., South crew necks. Navy, brown, green, red, oat, Windsor; Loma Pickens, 206 silver, cognac C ^\THEATRES EAST TRINITY CONVENANT CHURCH Ferguson Rd.; John Jacobs, 2 302 HACKMATACK 8T., MANCHESTER RFD 5, Coventry; Frederick or sky blue. Sizes S,M,L,XL. All fine VIDDLE TPKE MANCHESTER SH PARKADE»619 Tedford, 179 Fern St.; Steven FILM RATING GUipL presents Shetland wool. NOW thru WON, at 2 P.E ★ ALL flor* DO YOU KNOW Hedlin, 80B Imperial Dr.; Bar­ For Parents and bara Poirot, 6 Woodstock Dr.; Marcel Gallasso, 38 Henry St. Their Children HLIUROIO J. OeXENU Also, Marie Martel, East ALLEMAND LEFT? Hartford; Nancy Stowe, M W M l AUCNINCtt SALE: 29.99 AXAfMAdmilM Glastonbury; Mary Cameiro, I B B workroom ol the elvts and lha Find out more about Modern Square 57 Vamham Rd., South Wind­ candy-flick palacaal E PACIFIC TRAILS JACKET Dancing at our Fun Night on Tuesday, 10:50 A.M. Ssrvlcs, Nov. 10 sor; Daniel Rawlings, 38W H E L P ? * " J * ‘•"‘••Me wondar- Church St.; Terry Wichniewlcz, REG. 37.50. Famous maker shirt Jacket that land of hla toy shop! November 12th at the Northeast School, rAanTMatfWMm ■udaawM Windsor Locks; Paul Sobol, 43 looks and feels F L Y with Santa to dallvar toys Route 30 and East Street, Vernoni 8 to 10 t p s r : t » £ s Dr. Ockanga la a truly oulalanding Chrlallan Itadtr of our Watrous Rd., Bolton; Robert a M-,: all ovar lha world! P.M. Fun, Friendship and an introductory day. To montlon only a tow of hla many dIaUnotlona: Wichniewict, Windsor Locks; like leather but It’s polyvinyl chloride Craig LaCoss, 286 Hartford Square Dance Lesson from Caller Jack Proaidont of Gordon Collogo and Thoologloal Tpke., Vernon; Crlstia vinyl with Somlnary 'f - O’Leary, Absolutely Free...Rafroahmanta, m n m e n o Noordendorp, 352 Beelzebub cotton back, nylon lining. Snap front and too. Waa Paalor for 33 yoara of hlalorlo Park Otroot Church Rd., South Windsor. In Booton cuffs. Vicuna Conductor of tvangoiloal oampaigna In all parta of Iho or chamois for sizes S,M,L,XL. Fantastic. In *he world Holder of nino honorary dogrooa our Men's Shop. ^ MO 0N8 UMOm II AflMTTia More than 10 million cattle Twiday. "*** (A#iMiiw,Mnf Author of 13 hooka ■aanw iM * Lacturar, Including proaonOy ovar Radio Otallon were driven over the — J l WHOH each Sunday In Boaton Chisholm Trail from Texas ~ MFAA ranches to railheads in Kan- |E8DRE.T0^^ saa in the great cattle drives of the IBOOa and 1870a. Forbes eWillace FORBES AT MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 10-10. SHOP BY PHONE, 640-4030. USE YOUR FORBES’ CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD.

/ i PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Nov. B. 1874 H :l 1“ mNCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri.. Nov. 8. 1974- PAGE FIVF Club Will Honor ^aurlirstpr Eimttiui 'Music from the Attic’ HERALD Camp Volunteers YESTERDAYS The Army & Navy Gub of Theme for Todies Night Manchester, a Camp Kennedy benefactor since the camp ______OPINION opened in 1964, will honor the 25 Years Ago volunteers, staff and friends for “Music from the Attic” will Appeals, succeeding Martin E. Alford who ’Thomas Clarke, secretary of the Savings the 11th consecutive year. be the theme of a musical was appointed to the Planning Commis­ Bank of Manchester reports 8445,000 in It will host a dinner for them program at Delta Chapter, sion by the Board of Directors. checks are to be distributed from the Nov. 29 at 7 p.m. at the RAM, Saturday. clubhouse. Main and Forest Sts. GENERIC Christmas Gub. Lame-Duck Season The chapter will honor its 10 Years Ago The event is looked forward ladies with a dinner and Col. James McVeigh, 31 Oxford St., is 'This date was a Sunday; ’The Herald did to each year by about 100 per­ Dni{s, as well as people not publish. program at the Masonic Tem­ elected chairman of Zoning Board of sons involved with the camp come in family groups, Within a few days, Congress will gressmen necessary in late November ple. operation sharing similar basic pro­ resume its deliberations as a "lame- and December. Guest of honor will be Wesley B. Reed of North Woodstock, perties, but with indivi­ duck” Congress. 'We have often thought that perhaps who will present the musical dual characteristics. This appellation is applied because a congressman should take office 5^ r' program. "Abortion” Is Topic I SAVE THAT Reed has developed his hobby These differences are many of the members, either through upon election, thus eliminating the of collecting unique musical in­ For Society Meeting carefully weighed with voluntary retirement or by more "lame-ducks” from the temptations struments and accompanies WALL-TO-WALL every prescription writ­ traumatic action by the voters at the of junkets, etc. himself in song on some of his W« hav« ganuln* K0R08EAL * instruments. Dr. John Geoghegan, vice The guest speaker, who lives |T| pur* vinyl rug protaetoral ten by your doctor, and polls, will be off the payroll next It wouldn’t be too costly to allow the Besides entertaining music president of the Pro-Life Coun­ in West Hartford with his wife • gold • groon • cloar - 27” wida dispensed by your phar­ January. "lame-ducks” to stay on the payroll clubs, historical societies, and cil of Connecticut, will be guest and four children, is in the prac­ macist. church and social clubs speaker at St. Bridget Rosary tice of anesthesiology at New In the past, "lame-duck” sessions until the first of the year to permit an throughout New England, he Society meeting Monday at 8 Britain General Hospital, yd. were rare events, except for national orderly transition between them and has also appeared on radio and p.m. in St. Bridget School where he performs liaison $2.79 emergencies, but recently, they have their successors. television. cafeteria. between the departments of r« h w wry IIW thing A buffet-style ham supper obstetrics and anesthesia. After sort of become a habit which Congress will be served at 6:30 for which Dr. Geoghegan will discuss the doctor received his MD there will be a charge of 83.50— "Abortion, the truth about its is responsible for in many ways. By making the terms begin the day degree from New York Medical for men only — the gals are moral, social and physical College, he became the first First off, the main reason Congress Mpects” at the meeting, which WESTOWN^ * PHARMACY ■ ^ after the election, new congressmen guest of the chapter. Dinner obstetrical anesthesiologist in is open to all members of the I* thd tniraela of mo1w3t7oit has to come back is that it failed to could begin work immediately. tickets will be available at the Connecticut. r door. Wesley B. Reed parish. downtown manehester enact certain essential bits of legisla­ Congress itself could be well 455 Hartford Rd. Manchester 643-5230 tion such as appropriating funds for organized and ready to go when it operations of the federal begins getting the various messages Nurse Program bureaucracy. The feds are now being from the executive branch in January. Set at MotVs HEALTH & BEAUTY SAVINGS'.' paid under a continuing resolution. This would eliminate any possible The Connecticut Nurses’ SAVE Second, it is inherent in Congress to "lame-duck” votes on legislation Association will sponsor a Johnson & Johnson OVER postpone any votes which might not series of continuing education from which they might benefit after Manchester High School’s Round Table Singers during U.N. Day (Photo by Reginald Pinto) o S b le’la'rS"' *5! programs this month I Cotton Swabs sit well with the electorate, especially leaving office. throughout Connecticut. Pkg. of 200, Reg. 99“ F y o u r if that vote should fall on the eve of an It would also give full validity to any There will be a program at election. Mott’s Community Hall on E. CHOICE congressional action taken whereas CuritySoft ^ ^9 - 14.99 Third, there is a valid reason for Middle Tpke. Nov. 18 from 7:30 now it is possible, if there were a truly to 9:30 p.m. Cosmetic Puffs lame-duck sessions which we must ANDREW TULLY All nurses are invited to at­ massive rejection of incumbents at Pkg. of 260, Reg. 69' state in fairness to Congress. Being a tend the continuing education the polls, for "lame-ducks” to thwart programs, whether they are congressman today is a full-time job the will of the people. The Russian Revolution members or not. Registration Shower to Shower and despite its poor organization of fee is 81. We think immediate assumption of Deodorant T ale For further information, con­ time, there are a lot of committees 8 oz. Size, Reg. 89' office plus a four-year term for the tact the Connecticut Nurses’ WASHINGTON — Please do not be con­ In any case, you have to consider the government got tough. It clapped Leon ^''eeze. store enm , '^ A T T E R N that continue from session to session fused by that revolution the Soviet Union ting coups blew his native land and wound Association, 1 Prestige Dr., House are two constitutional reforms first revolution in order to understand how Trotzky in jail and sent Lenin scurrying !P fhese individu;,? serve ^ celebrated Thursday in a sea of up in the United States. Meriden. Everynight 2-1 3/4 CUD anrt o‘^®®seroles, O O O making the presence of many con­ there could be a second. The first resulted off to Finland. Stalin was sprung from stir worth considering by Congress. Lenin became the head of a reigning % STRAWBERRY vodka. It is not the revolution which from Czar Nicholas’ attempt to keep the Shamtto4» and permitted to go free, which made a lot mob called the Qjuncil of People’s Com­ g^9'«s.2p,atticcte O ” ® kicked out the Czar and assorted royal Russian Duma, or legislature, from Shampoo of people suspect that Joe had made a deal missars, meaning they represented people hangers-on. That took place on March 17, meeting. The Duma refused to knuckle un­ with Kerensky to save his hide. who were in power. Trotzky, later to be 8 oz. Size, Reg. 1.19 O'UEE PATTERN ...... 1917; Moscow should pardon the correc­ der, whereupon the Czar started back Estranged marriage Kerensky was too indecisive, however. exiled and eventually assassinated in tion. from the German front to do some arm- partners may obtain a “no­ The Bolsheviks won over most of the army Mexico, was named Commissar for No Revolution Expected What the Red Russians glatified twisting. However, he was hauled off the fault divorce in New Jersey W / i “The Champ” 45 Inch during the summer of 1917 by promising to Foreign Affairs. Stalin sat below the salt Thursday occurred on Nov. 7, 1917, when train at Pskov and forced to abdicate. by living separately for 18 Hamilton Beach negotiate a peace, and they recruited the as Commissar of National Minorities. Pool Table by Coleco Before expectations soar too high in the Bolsheviks under that well-known con Kerensky, a moderate, took over as workers by mentioning food. Then in Oc­ months. Mixette Hand Mixer numerical superiority should man, Nicolai Lenin, overthrew the premier. But, under pressure from the Czar Nicholas and Czarina Alexandra the aftermath of Tuesday’s tober they won a majority in the Soviet — were shuttled from town to town, finally promise, is 1976. working stiffs who had produced the first, allies, he insisted on continuing the war SAVE C o l e c o which had replaced the Duma—and Lenin ending up in a cellar in Ekaterinburg, O ur Democratic landslide, it might be original, bottled-in-bond revolution. against Germany, and the Bolsheviks OVER hurried back from Finland to go for broke. where they were bumped off by the local ADVERTISEMENT Reg. N With the Republican party in tem­ Nowadays, Soviet history books sneer at didn’t like this. TTiey got in touch with well to lay out some of the realities Under Lenin, the Bolsheviks moved on Bolshies. At the time, it was claimed that Deluxe Jet Air 8.99 porary disarray; with the Republican the first job, claiming the original rebels Berlin, and shortly the Imperial German the right of Nov. 6 in Petrograd (now the Grand Duke Alexis and the Czar’s four DEPRESSION ART "FOUND" that lie ahead. under Alexander Kerensky were chicken government locked Lenin and some other «23! Hockey Game party leader not being a popularly Leningrad), then the Russian capital. On daughters also had been done in, but no Includes 2 cue sticks, balls, triangle. about shooting down the aristocrats and ideological beatniks in a railroad car and Fingertip controls 3 speeds, just the ’The Congress, with Democratic their side, they had the Petrograd gar­ satisfactory proof was forthcoming, and End ball return, table rack for scoring elected President, and with the scent even let some of them eat. In an earlier shipped them into Russia from Switzland and storing. Live action cushions. Playing surface approximately 60 right one for every batter! Easy to majorities in both houses increased, rison, a horde of mutinous and hungry even today you run into characters in low Public Offered by 30 inches. Walnut grained day, another reason was that Joe Stalin to undermine the war effort. clean. #97/87 of a better-than-average chance of sailors and the workers’ own Red Guards. saloons who claim to be Prince This or cabinet. It’s a jet fast game of ac­ still represents a collection of was in exile in an unattractive suburb in The Bolsheviks fipred their chance had They stormed the Winter Palace and threw o v e r ; tion! Reg. 99.97 winning the White House in 1976; Siberia named Turunkhansk during the Princess That and make speeches deman­ Raggedy Ann & Andy’s come on July 16, 1917, after a Russian in the clink every member of the govern­ Sponing Goode Dept. Carocelle conflicting constituencies resulting in first show but played an authentic, if ding that the Reds hand over the crown 1937 U.S. Gov’t many Democrats will be out to wih offensive had collapsed. But Kerensky ment they could find. Kerensky escaped, ^ i : Deacon’s Bench an ideological division. The votes on somewhat cozy, role in the second. jewels. Portable Dishwasher the Democratic nomination rather however, and after several months of plot­ Toy Chest key legislation will reflect the NEW FROM than trying to run Congress. Art Prints In Our ideological division more than the Juvenile PLAYBOY PRESS! O ur Imagine, if you can, finding Dept. Reg. numerical one. With the inherent difficulties of several thousand sets of antique nnntc LIKE IT IS 29.88 The question of whether the new coalition and diverse interests which prints of the world’s greatest Our Reg. 12.99 paintings that were lost for By Howard Cosell make up the Democratic party, it Rugged hardboard construction with Congress will be “veto-proof” will lie DON OAKLEY more than 35 years! It actually Non-electric action, hook to kitchen V happened .. and this is the true attractive design. Stores lots and lots Pub. more in the hands of President Ford needs all its leaders to concentrate in of toys! K.D. List faucet: does service for 4 in 10 fc stoiy of the discovery of that minutes. #2200 and the issues upon which he exer­ uniting congressional Democrats Supreme Penalty For Capital Punishment lost treasure. 8.95 5.94 cises his veto power, rather than par­ behind Democratic programs or alter­ Eleanor Roosevelt Raggedy Ann & Andy’s In 1972, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5 capital punishment, it is even more unlike­ punishment given one defendant in one a l p h a b e t JACKSON Cahonet 28 ty labels. natives to those advanced by Presi­ years before the court took up the issue. Back in 1937, immediately Push ‘Em Toy Cart to 4 that the death penalty is un­ The last execution in the United States ly that it will hand down a decision that court or in one state may be entirely following the depression years, By Jack Olsen 35mm Camera dent Ford. would open the way to the grisly mass Another reality which must be constitutional if— and it has been a knotty was in Colorado in 1967. different from that given another defen­ Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and a In Our The hard reality is that these poten­ "if” ever since then—it is applied in such Today, 149 felons sit on the death rows of execution of 149 convicts. Yet it must dant in another court or another state, select group of a dozen Juvenile recognized is that the Democrats a way that some persons are sentenced to eventually face the central issue, and if it nationally prominent people Oepl. Our 17 states. even though both are charged with the 7 7 0 Reg. have had numerical control for many tial congressional leaders are also, by death and others to imprisonment for does so on the basis of the arguments of same offense. formed a voluntary national Our Reg. 9.79 In hopes of having capital punishment committee for art appreciation 88.99 years, yet have failed to pursue a con­ and large, the same men who aspire committing the same offenses. outlawed absolutely for all time, the Legal the NAACP and other death penalty foes, Just as there are differnt kinds of Although most of the 39 states that have it is Interesting to reflect that the very to create an art program that Roomy toy collector on large casters. SAVE to the White House. The risk of over Defense Fund pnthe National Association murders — some committed in passion, sistent course of action, which can be capital punishment have revised their same arguments can be used against any would give the public a well- Hardboard body, tubular frame. K.C. OVER Canon f/2.8 lens, built-in range finder for the adw inc^ent of Colored People others in cold blood or during the commis­ needed moral lift. It was the Auto or manual aperture setting. properly labeled mandatory involvement is one they are reluctant statutes in an attempt to conform to the has brought nine jcases to the Supreme other form of punishment. sion of another crime — and different committee’s decision to select Complete with case. court’s guidelines, no one has been The criminal statutes in the 50 states, in Democratic programs. to take since it will take time away Court, seven fromNorth Carolina and two kinds of murderers, so is each burglar, the world's most famous pain­ Reversible - Flipover executed since 1972— or had been for five from Georgia. Tne court has agreed to all categories of offenses, are far from un­ robber, embezzler, etc., a different in­ tings from the 16th, 17th, 18th, Standing Chalkboard We should not forget, for example, from pre-primary campaigning. iform and far from equally applied. A re­ 19tn, and 20th centuries - the Power SAVE DURING OUR FILM SALE hear the a p p ^ of one of them. dividual. If we are to have anything ap­ NOW GOING ON! SALE ENDS SAT. the renewed cries for wage and price There is a risk too that legislative It is not atall certain, however, that the cent survey of judges in New England, proaching justice, courts and juries must best paintings of Matisse, Van I t ] Gogh, Renoir, Picasso, In Our Humidifier 4 1 t I I » ID -wttI address the issue of capital who were presented with a list of be able to take into account the unique cir­ controls, that it was a Democratic- battles may not sit well with the II U II 14 It II 17 hypothetical cases, revealed an amazingly Gauguin, Titian, etc., and to Juvenile Kodak instamatic II I*a 21 a a ti hment itself. It could avoid it by cumstances of each case. Dept. 44 For Warm Air S reproduce them in full color as dominated Congress that let the voters and may alienate father » a 27 a a a ALMANAC ruling on the much narrower questions in­ wide disparity in the sentences they would To abolish capital punishment on the hand out for the same offenses. perfectly as humanly possible Our Reg. 8.99 Furnaces Pocket 40 Outfit stand-by control powers used by Democrats. volved in the one case alone. grounds that it is not uniformly applied and make them available to the Again, the number of blacks in the everywhere and to everyone, could throw 6 In the face of these realities, we do By United Press International To support its contention that the death public at a price within the One side black, the other green. Wood No plumbing or electrical con­ former President Nixon die with only penalty is ‘‘cruel and unusual nation’s prisons is greatly out of propor­ into confusion our whole complex legal reach of nearly everyone. frame, tubular stand; chalk, eraser, Today is Friday, Nov. 8, the 312nd day of tion to their numbers in the general pop­ nections needed. Sufficient fer 8 a few minor murmurs of dissent. not expect any great upheavals in the punishment” and hence banned under the system. Abandoned In 1937 etc. room house. Helps conserve 1974, with 53 to follow. ulation. Everywhere, plea bargaining, the fuel. new Congress. Constitution, the NAACP has assembled a It might be better just to do away with For some unknown reason, Reg. 31.88 Perhaps the biggest reality of all, The moon is between its last quarter latitude allowed juries, the skill of at­ capital punishment — period — simply as and new phase. number of persuasive arguments. after a quantity of these and the one that could make the new For the Democrat-dominated torneys and the idiosyncracies of judges, something no longer useful or tolerable in Deluxe 20” Easy close-ups to 3 feet! Includes The morning stars are Mercury, Mars Blacks and the poor are still most often beautiful reproductions were as well as differing laws, insure that the a civilized society. made, the entire project was camera, color film, Magicube, ex­ Congress much less influential and Congress to make any substantial and Saturn. sentenced to death, it points out. Eighty of Hi Riser Bicycle tender. the 149 prisoners on death row are black, abandoned and this collection of effective than the Democratic change in domestic policies would be The evening stars are Jupiter and perfect reproductions was Venus. as are five of the nine cases it is appealing. a surprise. . Moreover, the NAACP argues, such fac­ BERRY’S WORLD stored in a Brooklyn Save Up to 44% Those born on this date are under the warehouse, where they remain­ Modular We expect efforts to re-impose sign of Scorpio. tors or practices as executive clemency, ed undisturbed since 1937. Off Our Reg. Low Prices on plea barganing, the power of juries to find Component filanrl|piitrr wage and price controls but predict British astronomer Edmond Halley was Through a series of rare coin­ Famous Make Watches born Nov. 8, 1656. This is actress a defendant guilty of a lesser offense than cidences, the lost collection Boys; coaster and front Stereo they will not go as far as many Katharine Hepburn’s 65th birthday. charged and the power of prosecutors to was “ rediscovered” and handbrake; girls: Coaster System ittrning Mrralb On this day in history: reduce charges, all combine to make the leading lithographers and art brake, basket. High style Democrats have proposed. The con­ ridingl FOUNDED OCT. 1 ,1M1 In 1837, Mount Holyoke Seminary in application of capital punishment critics agreed that the subject PuWllhtd by th« Publlthad (vary trol issue will be largely determined capricious and arbitrary. matter and quality of detail and MAnchMi^ Massachusetts became the first American HUFFY “RED HOT" •vaninfl axcapt Sun­ If it is doubtful that the Supreme Court color reproduction was in­ AM/FM radio with slide rule PubUahing Co.. Harald by the degree of controls that Presi­ college founded exclusively for women. 20” 3-SPEED DRAGSTER tuning; separate volume controls. days and holidays. will go all the way at this time and abolish credibly accurate. Over 8S00,- Squva, Manchaatar. Entarad' " at ■ th a dent Ford will accept. b it e a 000.00 was spent to make finely Hi-impact polystyrene cabinet. Choose from Electronic, Automatic, Conn. oebadi Manchaatar, Conn., Talaphona 643-2711 engraved glass printing plates. ^Reg. 74.99...... 6 2 . 4 0 Reg. 39.88 Self WincL Day / Date, Chronograph. Post OHIca as S a ^ d With 1976 only two years away, we b u l l e t Alarm, Pocket Watches — and morel (Araa Coda 203). Clast Mall Mattsr. It would be Impossible to BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER do not see the Democratic leadership, TOPArS THOUGHT TODAY reproduce prints such as these under existing methods, and for RCA 12” Diagonal SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES composed of many with White House that reason these prints are Console Zenith 16” Diagonal One Solitary Life literally collector’s items. Once iUnJOng PAYABLE IN ADVANCE stardust in their eyes, pushing Here is a young man who was born in a dying, His executioners gambled for the Portable B & W TV only piece of property He had on earth, they have been sold, there will Chromacolor TV SIngla Copy ...... tsa 3 Months...... $0.75 through tough controls over a obscure village, the child of a peasant be no more available. A truly R C il Automatic Humidifier }y***'*Y ...... 7Sa 6 Months...... $19.50 and that was His coat. When He was dead, ONE Month — $3.25 Ona Yaar...... $30.00 presidential veto. woman. He worked in a carpenter shop un­ excellent art "investment” that til He was thirty, and then for three years He was laid in a borrowed grave through makes a fabulous gift. SAVE Msll Ratas Upon Raquast the pity of a friend. Our * The only way the Democrats can He was an itli^ an t preacher. He never AvailabI* to Public OVER *1 1 1 1 P lelophons Nineteen centuries have come and gone, Reg. 77 wrote a book. He never held an office. He HaraM '*’• dapsrt- really show the country that they and today He is the central figure of the These authentic original 1937 39.98 Htrafd bafora 5:30 mani, 647-9946. never owned a home. He never had a fami­ prints have been appraised by An ideal second set with tone bal­ want a Congress that means business human race, and the leader of the column anced round speaker, extra strong Advanced Chromacolor picture tube: ly. He never went to a college. He never the American Appraisers’ 32 21,000 volts ol picture power. Super of progress. M«mber Audit Bureau of Circulation is to declare and enforce a put His foot Inside a big city. He never Assoc, at 87.00 each print. Now, reception. Built-in VHF and UHF an­ I am far within the mark when I say that SAVE I tennas. Decorator Colors. Automatic humidistat single speed video range tuning system. Great per- traveled two hundred miles from the place these full color l l ”xl4” prints lormanceF Tha Manchaster Oltpity sdvarllting moratorium on presidential all the armies that ever marched, and all are finally available to the fan, quiet dual motors. 8 gallon Publishing Co. closing hours: Three He was bom. He never did one of the • 2 ! B & W TV M obil* Stand output. Walnut grain finish; on casters. # H815 lull days prior to politicking. But if a Democrat things that usually accompany greatness the navies that ever sailed, and all the public at 810.95 for a collection Color TV Stand astumas no financial of 18 prints. Send cash, check or For mo,st 12" portables, R.g. s.7o. publlcstlon. He had no credentials but Himself. parliaments that ever sat, and all the 7.70 With casters, Reg. 2S.70 rasponslblllty lor Daadllna lor Herald seriously proposed such a thing, you kings that ever reigned, put together, have money order to: U.S. Surplus, typographical srrora cisssillad advertising; While He was still a young man, the tide Dept.Wff, P.O. Box 605, Tar- appssring in sdvsr- 12 noon prior to day of would soon see what we mean when not affected the life of man upon this earth llsamanit and othsr of public opinion turned against Him. His zana, Calif. 91356. Fully publication; 12 noon as had that One Solitary Life. From "One WAYS TO CHARGE r^ ln g maltsr in Tha ■•ridsy lor publication we say there may be strength in friends ran away.. He was turned over to GUARANTEED.CertIficatc of 3 Mnchaatsr Evsning Saturday and Mon- Solitary Life” authenticity given with each MafJd. day. numbers, but only when there is a His enemies. He went through the mockery of a trial. He was nailed to a submitted by Jeremy Holmes set. Maslercharge and common goal and a united leadership. cross, between two thieves, While Ho was South United Methodist Church BankAmericard OK (give card number). t

PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Frl., Nov, 8. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING 1 H l 8 tOI*lCtll SoClSty F ovntm ff 4 -Her’s Receive Awards SALES INCREASE Kathy aaya: ‘'Buy wlaal Buy at Paro’a" Gilbert Wins Jewish Award BOLTONILTO N plannlnaplanning an an 18th 18th eentiirv century nrnfi* crafts ThAU„iM~-.The Bulldogs are the southern ,, V ' AUGUSTA, Maine (UPl)-- meeting called for the following ORCHARD FRiaH: Ma m , Cortland*, Rod and OMdan DaOola^ Desplte the energy crisis, Donna Holland fair at Herrick Memorial Park. division title holders and the TOLLAND for poultry; Cora Aberle, Dawn Ruaaoli. Maooon Appl.*, Fraah C w T ^ commitment to the continuity purposes: To accept the ad­ I SOUTH WINDSOR Yaglowskl, Newington, third The Rotary Club of South Corretpondenl Anyone who engages In the Eagles the northern division ti­ Dimmock, and Anna Marie N ^ IV e Caullflow or, Poo*, v*ao« and Oraan ariuaam lo a lo n LMtuoo. of Jewish life. more gasoline was sold to ministrative apportionments place; Robert Dumschot, An­ Windsor Purchase Award went customers in Maine in 1973 646-0375 making of such crafts may now tle holders. Szemreylo for swine; and y naoti, Bm Manta, RroaoW, Rod and Hot Pappan, Judy Kuehnel The award was presented at assigned to the local church by dover, fourth place; Timothy to Luciana Heineman of Wind­ than in 1972, says the Bureau A Bolton historical society begin preparing for the fair. TickeU will be sold at the National awards were Karen Bagley for the dress nT!?* ’’ *•*10**, Rolglum Endtvo, Paranip*, Vanw, WIM* and l i e r a t o Correspondent the Annual Meeting of the Hart­ the Southern New England revue. W x t Arzt, Rockville, popular award. will be set up as a lasting Out-of-town craftsmen will be gate. presented to the following 4- 644-1364 sor and the South Windsor of Taxation. ford Jewish Federation held at invited to participate. The Conference; to accept, reject Her’s at a recent Tolland 4-H State 4-H awards were The Young Leadership Chamber of Commerce Total gross taxed gallonage reminder of bicentennial obser­ Church Meeting FRBSH: Honoydawa, Rad, WMt* and Btua Orapoa, Tanaartna*. Area Profile the Hartford Hilton on Sept. 29. event is planned to run for two or amend the benevolence presented to Steve Yurgel for Award, In recognition of out­ Childrens division: Tom Purchase Award went to sold to the public in 1972 was vations In town under the direc­ Achievement Night; days. There will be a special charge askings made of the church by junior leadership and Jeff w a s s s is : standing work in Jewish com­ Arts Awards Zbell, South Windsor, 9 years William Lambert of 517,865,317. In 1973 the figure tion of the bicentennial com­ The committee is also plan­ conference (congregational the conference; to set the Brisette for leadership. BUrOMeOHAOOZtM munity affairs, has been Forty-five artists exhibited at old, first place; Pam Beebe, Middletown. was 533,230,946 gallons. mittee. ning an 18th century banquet meeting) at the United pastor’s salary for the next Mrs. Carol Boyden was presented to Lawrence Gilbert the recent South Windsor An­ South Windsor, 7 years, second Persons interested in such a that will be held in the winter of Methodist Church Sunday at calendar year. Laurie Elderkin for achieve­ presented with a pin to repre­ of South Windsor. nual Outdoor Art Show. Judge place; Myles Manglno, South society are being sought. The Purchase Awards are 1975. 11:45 a.m. It will be held Im­ All members of the church ment; Pamela Hills, Gregory sent 15 years work with the 4-H, MUF. LETTUCE...... Gilbert is immediate past for the event was Mrs. Estelle Windsor, 10 years, third place; Anyone interested is asked to mediately following the morn­ Scouts Selling Calendars used to purchase art work to are eligible and encouraged to Dimmock, and William Dim- while John Bagley received a 5- CUCUMBEIIS...... president of Temple Beth Laschener of West Hartford, an Gwen and Renee Beebe, South call live Joe-Cannon, com­ A recent fund raiser held by ing worship service. build a collection for the town YOU ALWAYS attend. mock for beef; Douglas Ahnert year pin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert *«S! 1 *«tteruihsqu*m Hillel, Foster St. Ext., South art teacher and lecturer. Windsor, 11 and 13 years, fourth mittee chairman. the committee, a Columbus This is the annual fall and will be hung in the Town Day dance, netted |87. Ahnert were named "Parents TOLLAND Service team members are: Dobosz and Linda Hilinski, Windsor. He is presently serv­ Cash awards and ribbons place. HaU. SAVE AT THE The bicentennial committee ...... 20e0FF Dorothy Silhavy, service unit Troop 5,214; Marcia Wortman ing on the board of the Temple were awarded to the following: plans a George Washington Game Sunday of the Year” for thei^support Vivian Kenneson r " and help with 4-H club work. chairman; Joan Ballestrini, and Barbara Maleski, Troop 5,- Adult division; Layne of East birthday party on Ice skates. It The Bolton Bulldogs senior Correspondent as a trustee and is a member of ARTHUR DRUG •l^af/nwH^fd, Bumlay Rtpun, phn Lotfary ITokala troop organizer; Linda 082; Mary Valliere and Cathy the membership committee. He Hartford, Best In Show, |100 will be held in the winter of 1975 pony football team will play the 875-4704 Hodkevics, Brownie consul­ award; Luciana Heineman, at the Bolton Ice Palace. The Tolland Girl Scouts have Genander, Troop 5,027; JoAnn is past president of the Florida Tolland Eagles Sunday at 1:30 tant; Betty Wangle, junior con­ Windsor, second place; John Committee members plan a "THE KINQ begun their annual calendar Luchon and Kay Pockett, Troop Jaycees and was Easter Seal p.m. at the South Windsor High sultant; Sue Fortier, Cadette Lagarski, Bristol, third place; sale of notepaper and post sale. Persons who wish to 5,171; Claudia Poitras and Ambassador for Greater Hart­ School. VfTAMHS OF consultant; Shirley Rau, senior Elaine Cohen, Troop 5,122; ford in 1971. He has played Philip Marcus, Manchester, cards with historical etchings The game will determine the purchase a calendar may call advisor; Kay Mahoney, fourth place; Helen Garbalski, Compart and Sava PRODUCEI" Betty Wangle at 872-6117, or any Jean Konrad and Mary Lou a leadership role in the South and photos in the spring as a champions in the Eastern PERO registrar; Marilyn Dwire, Windsor Locks, fifth place; Preschier, Troop 5,025; Candy Windsor Federation campaigns fund raising activity. Conference Midget and Pony girl scout. public relations; Joan Marquis, Lawrence Wood, South Wind­ ARTHUR DRUG 276 OAKUND ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6364 Bishop and Carol Kloter, Troop since 1970, and was a member VETERANS In June the committee is Football Association. Area Profile Leaders have been announced cookie chairman. sor, popular award; William for the 1974-75 scouting year. 5,101; Ruth McClean and Bar­ of the Presidents of Reform Brownie leaders are; Sandy bara Lemek, Troop 5,099; Synagogues Mission to Israel Lambert, Middletown and Lorraine Mendall and Mary this past January. Henry Monterose, South Wind­ DAY Dempsey, Troop 5,044; new Gilbert now joins over 100 sor, honorable mention. troop, Angela Tauras. other young men and women Teen division: Ann Urban, SPECIALS Junior leaders are: Ann St. throughout the United States Windsor, Best in Show, J50 Group to Hear Harkins Onge and Maxine Cole, Troop who have been singled out in award; Timothy Arzt, NOV. 9 and NOV. 11 ONLY 5,020; Barbara Goetcheus and their communities for their Rockville, second place; Laura Georgette Hand, Troop 5,022; our two-piece polyester TOLLAND Association members are in­ Peggy Duval, Mary Courtemache and Kathy Pallis, pant suits are Town Manager John Harkins vited to bring friends. Troop 5,098; Becky Tanner, will discuss the present needs Wewly elected officers of the Wancy Greenwald and Shirley and future direction of Tolland association are Mrs. Harold CASH SALE - HEAVY WEAR really something Smith, Troop 5,168; Alice Plant fruit farm Monday at a meeting of the Garrity, president; Mrs. Fern e a n i and Mary Lou Prescher, Troop Tolland Public Library Associa­ Hodgins, vice president; Mrs. 5,051; new troop, Madelyn SNOWSUITS tion. Leon Parker Jr., secretary; 260 Bush Hill Rd., Manchester Jesanis and Alice Judd. The group is scheduled to Mrs. Robert Jenks, program meet at the library at 1:30. Mrs. chairman; Mrs. Paul Meyer, Cadette leaders are: Sue For­ JACKETS O n O / ^ tier and Lorraine Howe, Troop Doris Luhrson and Mrs. Harriet hostess chairman; and Mrs. IPPltS plus FRESH 5,088; Joyce Skowronik and Meyer will be hostesses. Charles MacArthur, book chair­ Carol Skutnik, Troop 5,028. • COATS ZU VO OFF just a super value! Refreshments will be served. man. 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a Ham and Cheese Sing Lee Restaurant pie Sing Lee Restaurant in the El Camino Plaza on Rt. 30, Vernon, offers excellent Chinese, Polynesian and American cuisine. With over 30 years of experience in the resturant business in Boston, New York and Sandwich Connecticut, David Wong, insists on only fresh meats and vegetables for his gourmet dishes. His son, Eddie, ^ew up in the business. He also worked in two enginwring departments for the Norden Division of United When Arby’s makes a Aircraft Corp. A family affair, Sing Lee Restaurant has a lovely hostess, Mrs. Pui-King Wong, who is a for. ham and cheese sandwich, registered nurse employed part-time at Hartford Hospital. Tender, loving care is given to Sing Lee patrons ^ they don’t skimp on the ham cause and Its kitchen staff draws on experience from all over the world. In the dining room, college students or they’re giving ya the cheese, graduates, welcome diners. Sing Lee’s banquet facilities can accommodate up to 250, and has a full take-out Arby’s piles on lots of tender ham. menu. Patrons can enjoy cocktails with luncheons which are served from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The restaurant is open Monday through Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m .; Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 1 a.m .; I Then they top it off with tangy, and on Sunday, noon to 11 p.m. Give the family a treat, eat at Sing Lee’s. Only one-half mile from Vernon Cir­ m melted cheese. Umm. Now cle on Rt. 30 North. — that’s a sandwich.

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244 CENTEII ST. 8 magnUicent fakery MANCHESTER ‘furry’ pile PlKNit 646-1998 pant coats OPEN 7 DAYS 9 9 ** AMEFUCA'S STEAK EXPERT V *0 p.m. just rea.*zs Great savings, tool Plush Dacron* Monday and Tuesday Oniyl HAS BRIN ApOBD AT polyester/Orlon* acrylic pile. Double Stevens & T o m ’s breasted front, back half belt, quilt lining. M r. Features new button-up collar that rolls Steak ROg. 3e75 PASTA down, fits anuggly on the coldest winter MON. - WID. A PHI. days! Black, brown. 8-18. SIRLOM « PASTA ITBMS SMVSD UNTIL 9i^ P.M. coats, downtown and Parkade. ijij With Pointo Du* lo waakanB volunw *w art aornr Paato I* n*l aaaUaM* M ., a«L • Ban and Salad. PBATURINQ JOHN BRITNIY, ONQANIST PHI. S SAT. NIONT.I P.M. to 1 A.M. Use your convenient Worth’s Charge Cord . . . it deserves a lot of Credit” Store Hours: GRINDERS Downtown—9:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. Parkade— 1O;O0-9:OO Mon.-FrI. 'M lLDffiirf1HEM lraffl39"Tf.3§' Hot OvBit on Roquost Thura. till 9:00 P.M. Sat, 10:00-6:00 PAGE E aO H T - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Fri., Nov. 8.1974

hUNCHESTER EVENIN G M Ra ld , Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 8. 1974- PAmii Nnuir Utility Seeks Bontl-Pr^te Recovery Of Tax Award to Bentsen BOLAND Chiltim-Wabrek Donna Prete of West Hart­ Valerie Ann Wabrek of ^U.S. Sen. Lloyd M. Bentsen Finance and Public Works, and Tax accountants and at­ ford and Walter Bonn of Manchester and Kevin Garvey Special Costs Jr. of Texas, will receive the OIL CO. BUSINESS the Joint Economic Committee. torneys from Atlanta, Boston, Manchester were united in Chittim of Cohassett, Mass, 1974 tax award for distinguished HARTFORD, (UPI) - He serves as chairman of the Columbus, New York, EST. 1935 marriage Oct. 19 at St. Thomas exchanged wedding vows Nov. 2 service when the University of Northeast Utilities has asked Democratic Senatorial Cam­ Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C., Church, West Hartford. at South United Methodist for the revision of a clause that Hartford holds its sixth annual paign Committee. and Connecticut will take part The bride is the daughter of Church, Manchester. Tax Institute today and Satur­ bars it from recovering the cost in the Tax Institute program. Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Fh'ete The bride is tee daughter of Bakers Plan day, at the Hartford Hilton. FUEL OIL of extra oil used in oil-fired of West Hartford. The Mr. and Mrs. Valerie Ann Presentation of the award generators when its nuclear bridegroom is the son of Mr. Wabrek of 15 Bentot. The Sugar Protest will take place tonight. Main power plant shuts down for BILTRITE REPORT 37.9 and Mrs. Hans Bonn of 47 bridegroom is tee son of Mr. speaker will be Meade 200 QiHon Mlnlfnum refueling. ' WALLINGFORD (UPI) - McKinley St. and Mrs. David Chittim of Whitaker, chief counsel, U.S. Northeast, which owns Hart­ Connecticut bakers said they Net earnings for the nine AUTOMATIC DELIVERY The Rev. William J. Mullan Cohassett, Mass. Internal Revenue Service. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) ford Electrict Li^ht Co. and will stage a “quiet” demonstra­ months were $3,196,400 or $1.17 24 HOUR SERVICE of St. Thomas the Apostle The Rev. Dr. George W. Bentsen, widely regarded as —American Blltrlte Inc., has Connecticut Light and Power, tion in Hartford Nov. 20 to per share in 1974, an icrease of Church, officiated. Webb of South United a candidate for the 1976 reported nine-month sales of made the request Wednesday to protest the high price of sugar. 646-6320 The bride was given in ^ , Methodist Church and tee Rev. Democratic presidential $128 million for 1974, up 25 per six per cent over the 1973 r the Public Utilities Commission Ben Rubin, of Southington, marriage by her father. David Noonan, chaplain at nomination, is a member of two cent over the comparable 1973 period. (PUC). president of the Connecticut period. 300 CmlBf 81., MinefiMtar Mrs. Diane Chase of New Framingham (Mass.) College It also asked for new hearings Bakers Association, Wednesday Hampshire was matron of officiate at tee double-ring on the IS9.2 million monthly blamed government, the sugar honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. ceremony. The church was rate hike applications that were industry and even hoarding 'i |||r * Gail Chndler of Michigan; Mrs. decorated with white ••'III'’ III'*- 'M |||l* - • l l l l ' ’ ' only partially granted Oct. 7 housewives as being responsi­ Ingrid Lefflbine of Manchester, chrysanthemums. James and said applications for new ble for severe increases in the the bride’s sister-in-law; Miss McKay was organist and general rate increases "are price of the baking staple. Christine Prete of Hartford, the Robert T. Gordon Jr. was being studied.” Members of the association bride’s cousin; and Miss soloist. Harold Turkington was met Wednesday in Wallingford WE WILL NOT Corrine Benoit of West Hart­ ..... carillonneur. to discuss the prices. Rubin ac­ ford. Miss Kimberly Ann The bride, given in marriage cused sugar refineries of BE Chandler of Michigan was by her father, wore a Qiana knit NYSE Mulls making excessive profits. He flower girl. jersey gown designed with high Gold Center said the protest will ask for appliance s William Pomeroy of neckline, long sleeves. Empire strict regulations to control the UNDERSOLD Manchester was best man. waist and attached train sugar industry. No specific TV CENTERS Ushers were Don Bergin of Ver­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The 25th Anniversary trimmed with Venise lace and New York Stock Exchange is location was set for the j — Let us prove it! non, John Pinto and David seed pearls. Her three-tiered seriously considering the es­ demonstration. Lefflbine both of Manchester; elbow-lengh veil was attached tablishment of a gold trading and Joseph Prete of West Hart­ Mr. and Mrs. Janis Labrencis natives of Latvia, met in to a Venise and seed pearl head- center once the ban on private ford. of 148 Branford St. were Hanall, Germany where they piece. She carried a bouquet of ownership of the precious metal A reception was held at the honored at a surprise 25th wed­ were married on Nov. 5, 1949, gardenias and white roses with is lifted in January. • GARDEN ECONOMY f Italian-American Hall in East ding anniversary party at the They came to the United States bridal ribbon which had been James J. Needham, NYSE The University of Connec­ Hartford after which the couple home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Turkis on Sept. 27,1950. Before coming carried by her mother. ticut will sponsor a financial - EVERYIHIIIG'S left on a trip to Hawaii. ’The of Vernon. 88 to Manchester they resided in Big Board chairman, told Mrs. Thomas H. Espey of reporters that should the analysis program for Connec­ couple will reside in Vernon. Oklahoma City, Okla. Mr. s The party was hosted by the Harvard, Mass, was matron of exchange decide to allow gold ticut garden center operators Mrs. Bonn is employed as a Labrencis is employed by the Wickberg Pboto couple’s sons George and honor. She wore a jade green trading it would be on a "spot” Nov. 19 in Hartford. Informa­ legal assistant at Aetna Life & U&R Housing Corp, Mrs. knit halter gown with matehing Mrs. Kevin G. Chittim tion is available from the Fair- only fo r this INEASYREACHl Casualty Co. Mr. Bonn is Umars Labrencis. Hostess was basis only — or daily cash Labrencis is employed at hooded long sleeved jacket. Mrs. Elsie Turkis, Many an assistant administrative of­ instrumentation specialist with- purchases of commodities. field Cooperative Extension employed as a department Manchester Memorial relatives and friends attended. ficer of Sun Life Assurance Co. Travenol Laboratories, a divi-^ The proposal will not come Service in Bethel. in this 13.6 cu. ft. Mri(. Walter Bonn manager at Frank’s Super­ Hospital. (Photo by Dunn) Bridesmaids were Miss Mary People Mover market in Manchester. of Canada (U.S.) in Wellesley Sion of Baxter Labs of Chicago,! before the exchange’s board of GENERAL Mr. and Mrs. Labrencis, K. Chittim of Cohassett, Mass., Hills, Mass. Mr. Chittim is an 111. in tee New England area. directors until January or later, GENERAL ELECTRIC the bridegroom’s sister; Mrs. he said. The elevated pre-cast guideway for Connecticut’s con­ TO BE HONORED Alan J. Wabrek of Hartford, the troversial people mover at Bradley International Airport, Paul Schuster, president of REFRIGERATOR- IN THE bride’s sister-in-law; Mrs. Windsor Locks, curves away from the station near the air­ Schuster Express of ELECTRIC Terry Knapp of Peoria, 111.; and Club Begins OVERSEAS VENTURE port’s main terminal. All the supports and half the Colchester, will be honored at a Church Women Plan Holiday Joys Fair SERVICE Miss Cynthia M. Orcutt of Mail Call Burger King Corp. of Miami, guideway is in place for the $4.5 million minitrain that will Hartford dinner Nov. 21 by the FREEZER Boston, Mass. They wore gowns Motor Transport Association of Portable TV A Holiday Joys Fair will be Ronald Gochee, son of Mr. identical to that worn by tee ABOUT Fla., has announced its first carry passengers from distant parking lots at 30 miles an Lydia, headed by Ruth Benson, Vivian Larson and Hattie Lilly Miller and Gerda Orr For Elderly overseas venture: Establish­ Connecticut, Inc., of East Hart­ sponsored by Emanuel and Mrs. Ward Gochee, 70 honor attendant and they all hour in electric cars. (UPI Photo) The Refrigerator Section a “Kaffe Stuga,” featuring Peterson, felt Christmas calen­ are in charge of a bake sale, TOWN ment of Burger King fast food ford. Lutheran Church Women Satur­ coffee, sandwiches and Swedish Birch St., recently reported for carried yellow sweetheart The Happy Crafter’s 4-H Qub restaurants in Madrid, Spain. DEFROSTS AUTOMATICALLY! day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in pastry at noon; Rebecca, dars and Advent candles; Ruth, and Lillian Gustafson will han­ active duty in the U.S. Army for roses and white carnations with which has meetings at the West n n r Luther Hall of Emanuel chaired by Lynne Gustafson, a three-year term. He will take yellow streamers. Side Rec, 110 Cedar St., is Further agreements with Euro­ MARCON DIVIDEND headed by Valerie Norris, hand­ dle a white elephant table. pean countries are expected, Lutheran Church. made articles. varied Christmas items and basic training at Ft. Dix, N.J. looking for names and ad­ Youth Fellowship of South Marcon Communications Inc. FTC Proposes Rules Zero-Degree There also will be many im­ United Methodist Church will the company said. Circles in charge of the Also, Martha Circle, chaired “surprise” chairs; and Claudia, and receive advanced instruc­ Theodor^S. Hoster of Dallas, dresses of older people and (OTC) of Fairfield has declared Freezer ported Swedish articles on sale Texas was best man. ushers meet tonight at 7:30 in tee Burger King, a subsidiary of various booths are Priscilla, by Clara Gull, handmade items headed by Florence Horton, tion as a telephone lineman shut-ins who would enjoy a quarterly cash dividend of plus books, religious jewelry the Pillsbury Co., has 1,300 On Food Advertising Section Has headed by Lydia Wogman, including Christmas tree skirts before being stationed at Ft. were Mark H. Chittim” of writing and receiving mail. youth lounge of the church. five cents a share, payable Dec. candles and handmade and plants. restaurants in the U.S., Canada, knitted items and aprons; and aprons; Phebe, headed by decorations. Devens, Mass. Gochee is a 1974 Schenectady, N.Y., the Members would also include 6 to stockholders of record Nov. 3.79 cu. ft. bridegroom’s brother; Dr. Alan little items they make, poems, A bazaar and tag sale will be Puerto Rico, and the ^ham as. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The involved has more of a vitamin graduate of Manchester High 2 2 . Capacity J. Wabrek and Ronald E. booklets, and other items of in­ sponsored by the Guild of Our Federal Trade Commission than some other food, those School. Wabrek, bote of Hartford, the terest. ’liiis is not a pen pal ser­ Lady of, St. Bartholomew’s Thursday proposed extensive which make overall claims for bride’s brothers; Thomas H. vice. ’The club is looking for .Church Saturday from 10 a.m. new rules designed to force nutrition — such as “orange 4 cabinet shelves. For all Its con- Esdey of Harvard, Mass.; people who are lonely and need to 3 p.m, at the church school,! food advertisers to more clear­ juice is nutritious” —or foods venlence...thls QE Donald C. Hansen of Boston, some cheerful contact. 736 E. Middle Tpke. ly inform consumers on the which claim to be a source of has an amazing Mass.; and Dirck K. lacobelli The members will write their nutritional content of the foods vitamins when they are com­ amount of extra of Schenectady, N.Y. letters to tee elderly and inform William Stockdale will pre­ they are marketing. It may be bined with other foods. The storage space...shelves on teem about school and club sent his film, “So You Think years before the rules go into A reception was held at the proposal, as published today, both doors, twin experiences, their homes, pets, You’ve Seen New England,” Glastonbury Hills Country effect, but FTC officials said involves only advertising where vegetable bins, and hobbies. Saturday at 8 p.m. at North.' they could eventually affect all such claims are made of the removable 18-egg Club, after which the couple left Anyone interested in submit­ United Methodist Church. • forms of food advertising. advertiser’s own volition. A bln plus separate on a trip to Guadeloupe. For butter compart­ By MURRAY J. BROWN ting tee name, address, age, Refreshments will be served • J. Thomas Rousch, head of food which is simply touted as traveling, Mrs. Chittim wore a ment. And no colls UPI Travel Editor birthday and anniversary dates after the program. Tickets will the FTC’s bureau of consumer tasting good'would not be on back to catch light blue knit sleeveless dress Colonial Willamsburg has (if possible) may direct teem to be available at the door. protection, said the proposals covered. Up-front controls— easy- dust. with matching jacket and to rate as one of the outstand- Happy Crafters, in care of tee should eventually "insure that to-see and use! brown accessories. The couple 12-inch diag. meas. ing tourist attractions in the Manchester Recreation Depart- food advertising is both will reside in Allston, Mass. ENERGY SURVEY 74 Square Inches of Sherp, Up-front sound for historic state of Virginia. And ment, 41 Center St., Garden Club scrupulously accurate and A study of the impact of the Crisp, Bright PIcturel All channel greater fidelity! it is no wonder. Mrs. C3iittim is employed as Manchester 06040. adequately informative.” He (VHF-UHF) reception . . . built- Meets Monday energy problem of households, in monopole telescoping antenna For the scene is always said food consutpers are “cap­ Easy-carry Handle! business, and non-profit es­ for VHFI changing as new activities tive consumers. There is no Truly Portable— Mrs. Laurette Swingen of tablishments will be conducted Norway are introduced in the Historic such thing as an option not to Rocky Hill wU be guest speaker ’ in Hartford and two other com­ 15-lbs. Light! Area which covers about 173 buy food. munities in the U.S. to learn at the Manchester Garden Club ' acres in the town at the meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in more about the direct and in­ southern end of the peninsula “Yet these consumers can be direct effects of energy conser­ Attracts tee Woodruff Hall of Center seriously misled. And the FREEZER. LIVING PAYS OFF FOR between the James and York Congregational Church. vation and shortages. Rivers. problem is aggravated by the The study will get under way THE RUDGET-MINDED FAMILYI ’The guest speaker is operator One of the most dramatic of a flower shop in Rocky Hill, fact that the food dollar is in mid-November when inter­ Visitors developments discovered on and she will show floral shrinking today on an almost viewers from the Hartford area a recent visit has been the arrangements suitable for tee across the shelf basis.” The will speak with several hundred GENERAL ELECTRIC 5-CYCLE Norway has always attracted FTC proposal is the second growth of the crafts program. coming holiday season. local householders and es­ the “inflation-proof” traveler Of the more than 60 trades major nutritional step by the tablishments. BIG CAPACITY WASHER Area garden clubs are invited — the type of person who can af­ practiced during Williams­ to attend Monday’s demonstra­ government in recent years. The interviewers have been ford to pay $3,500 a week for the burg’s heyday in the 18th cen­ tion, which is also open to tee T^e Food and Drug Administra­ employed by Audits and with Small-Load finest salmon fishing in tury, about 30 are demon­ public free of charge. tion more than two years ago Surveys, a national survey Mini-Basket^'* General world (plus $7 a week for bed put out rules under which food strated regularly in research organization, to con­ Electric and board), or who can afford I T H 8 F OAISSOI authentically reproduced labels will have to disclose duct the study for Brandeis Was $3)9.95 I - 14.8 cu. ft. to pay up to $150 a day on board CAT Grand Opening nutritional information. Under 4 shops or nearby outdoor loca­ University in Massachusetts, $ Shelf the finest cruise ships in the the proposal, any food adver­ with support from the National Book tions by craftsmen in colonial world. costumes. PASSPORTS Formal’s Inn owner Frank Amone helps fit Manchester tiser, print or broadcast, who Science Foundation. The two 2 7 9 ” freezer But now, Norway is also plan- voluntarily makes a nutritional The list is long: apothecary, Mayor John Thompson with one of the latest fashion other communities are Mobile, ning to encourage the 5 cycles include Normal, blacksmith, bookbinder, NASSIFF CAMEM tuxedos in celebration of the grand opening of Formal’s claim —such as that a can of Ala. and Salem, ( ^ . Permanent Press with Cool­ “stagflation” traveler to visit vegetables ms “ loaded with down, Automatic Soak, Mini- bootmaker, cabinetmaker, t29MiinSI. 643-73<9 Inn at its new location at 35 Oak St. across from Watkin’s Vikingland — and the plans call Vitamin A” —must not only be Quick— a complete, 10-mlnute cooper, harnessmaker and Formal s Inn carries a variety of formal wear for rental NEW TERMINALS Cycle lor Mini-Baaket loads $ 3 1 8 for twoway traffic. The (Herald photo by Pinto) able to prove there is a high The Bowery Savings Bank of — and Extra Rinse, for heavy background is the 150th an­ saddler, gunsmith, printer, percentage of the vitamin but soil I 4 wash and spin speeds. 3 relrigeratad spinner and weaver, wig- metropolitan New York has' shelves lor fast niversary of Norwegian im­ also display in print, or on the SAVE TIMER agreed to buy 140 computerized freezing plus top migration to USA, which will be maker, among others. TV screen, exactly how much of cold plate. teller terminals, valued at close • celebrated on bote sides of tee A little over a year ago, leservalions.and tickets for | the nutrient is involved. Similar to $2 million, from Bunker m Atlantic. The program is under George Wilson opened the all airlines. requirements would also be im­ Ramo Information Systems discussion by a Government- doors of the Musical Call posed on ads that claim the food Division of Trumbull. General Electric appointed committee in Instrumentmaker’s Shop. He iGOODCHU-BARTLEn TRAVEL t u v B o n n Norway, and by ethnic com­ and his apprentices may be 113 Mato St, ManolMstar PUBLIC RECOltPS mittees in principal cities in the seen fashioning exquisite 646>200a_____ GE 18-lb. Automatic SENSOR DRYER Deluxe USA- The later are hopeful that handcrafted examples of 18th Warranty Deeds DO YOUR TREES NEED King Olav V may visit USA in century lutes, guitars, viola Mabelle B. Edgett to Henry Brian Neil Van Tasel, En­ Self-Cleaningj 1975. da gambas and other instru­ field, and Barbara Ann Pren­ 3 cycles: Automatic Normal; ments, including the violin H. Stephenson Jr. and Diane B. Automatic Permanent Prata/Poly Immigration from Norway to Home From The Sea tice, 143 E. Middle Tpke. Stephenson, property at 30 Knit; Timed to 60-mln.l Automatic Oven Range tee USA was inaugurated on and harpsichord. Building Permits Sensor monitors temperature — In the James Geddy House, (LOBE Crosby Rd., $30,000. YOU'LL NEVER HAVE TO| July 4, 1825, when the sloop Eugene T. St. Pierre, swim­ ends cycle whan dr^ng’a com- .SCOUR A DIRTY OVEN BY I you can watch two Mr. and Mrs. William J. Stephens of 45 Green Manor Rd. Francis and Linda Infante to pletal "Rntauration” left Stavanger Travel Service ming pool at 81 Leland Dr., ^ HAND AGAIN I in Norway’s Fjord Country with clockmakers tinker patiently relaxed aboard the Flagship Cruises new 20,000-ton luxury Edward and Victoria Infante $600. 555 MAIN STREET property at 23 Jordt St., $35,50o! 52 immi^ants. Biit when the with intricate mechanisms of ship M/S Sea Venture recently, enroute to Bermuda. The I Executor’s Deed Lloyd T. Boutilier for Nathan sloop docked in New York on CINZANO old timepieces, and at the new liner is manned and operated by Norwegian officers 643-2165 Mary Pokomy, executrix of G. Agostinelli, alterations to Call they dol Oct. 9, there were S3. The V g Printing Office, an appren­ and crew, with selected English-speaking Italian catering commercial building at 803 $ 3 5 9 ‘ the estate of Angela P. Grant “sloop people” settled first in tice cast tiny pieces of Authorized uk^iU in Manchester Hartford Rd., $1,000. Don't wait staff, and a complete American cruise staff. (Photo to Patrick and Mary Helland- Today up-state New York, and teen Caslon type which are set by courtesy Trans-Ocean Photos, Inc.) for all Airlines. Railroads and Richard Farr, tool shed at 29 for anoth­ The changing face of Oslo, Vikingland’s capital city. Picture shows one of the many new hand. Steamship Lines. brand, property at 47 Devon moved on to destinations in walking streets. (Photo from Norwegian National Tourist Office.) Dr., $18,000. Elizabeth Dr., $200. for a er ice EASY TERMS # Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota Federal Tax Liens Florence Harwarth, Ills llllSB and tee Dakotas etc. storm to ular resort on lake Mjosa - expected from the USA AND Internal Revenue Service alterations at 265 E. Middle FREE with Approved Credit MTOWTniUT Norway also anticipates an Nordic ski touring. Folders on Tpke., $300. cause ex­ CUUt IITIH largest in Norway—reached by Canada. these and other attractions in against Robert F. Gagnon, 313 MXdNtin,ts invasion of 15,000 boy scouts, rail from Oslo In 3 hours. The Green Rd., $1,418.72. Edward Walt, additions at 36 Estimate tensive 1 / '^Minimum Retail Price ssr svss 4ssc, who are coming to Nature’s For this skiing season, there Norway are available from GIVE FLORIDA IN YOUR McCabe St., $200. a riM Mil laid “Norjamb 78” takes place from are several attractive all- Internal Revenue Service AND Wonderland to attend tee World Norwegian National Tourist Of­ CHRISTMAS STOCKINflII damage to trees and July 29 to August 8, 1975. inclusive tours available, against Richard Larson, 71 Harold Parent for Anna Jamboree at Illlehammer, pop- fice, 505 Flfte Ave., New York,' property - Be Smart - Bel Several thousand visitors are offering alpine skiing as-well as Dltnoy World and HllUard St., $2,183.30. McCann, alterations at 90 N.Y., 10017. ^ Phelps Rd., $545. Miami Beach Judgment Lien Preventive. Let our treef /uu.'if.^inti'cd / Hartford jPederal Savings and Harold Parent for Marion experts prune back, ' 7 Nights — 8 Days Crossen, alterations at 137 N Y "■■'ivings y fju.iriii.in (r: M.isicr Chaifji- I^uggagie Loan Association versus Elm St., $575. reshape, and remove] PLAZA DEPT. STORE BOY UNTIL YOU HEAR THE NEi M - Matlow’t His •348.60-AdulU-*148.83-3/11 William A. Whalen et al, T '^MHIilSs&nn property at 34-38 Woodbridge Harold Parent for Raymond damaged branches... (IM H m A Notloii To n o a ii) Mniny, Is •218.10-12/17 St., $3,073.78. Coleman, alterations at 73 Noirt to IM T i luMraMritol Lydail St., $880. 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S ^ c l PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 6. 1974 OBITUARIES Veterans Day Rites herald, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Nov. 8, 1974— PAGE fCT.twiffM Tech Open House THE HERALD John F. Petrizzo Mrs. William Van Gorden Planned for Monday O rr’s ‘Tricfc’ John Francis Petrizzo, 57, of Mrs. Helen Dutcher Van Veterans Day will be Biggest Name in Race, Wilbur Little will recall the POLICE REPORT ANGLE Hartford died Thursday at an Gorden, 53, of Old Lyme died Set Wednesday observed Monday, Nov. 11, the battles of World War I in his East Hartford convalescent Thursday at Lawrence and original Armistice Day date, in rendition of "Flanders Field.’’ MANCHESTER Willlmantic was arrested home. He was the brother of Memorial Hospital, New Lon­ ’The Howeli Cheney Regional 76 school year. Paces Bruins front of Manchester Memorial The main speaker for the David W. Monroe, 21, of 147 Thursday and charged with By Earl Y o t t Sporte Editor Mrs. Anne Civitillo of don. She was the wife of Vocational Technical School Cheney Tech’s present school Hospital and in Veterans Field event will be State Sen. David Vernon Ave., Vernon and reckless driving. Manchester and Mrs. Frances William Van Gorden and will have open house population of 419 includes Boston Bruins may not win Gancarz of South Windsor. at East Cemetery. Odegard of Manchester. William F. Shaia, 17, of 45 Police said Garceau was Wednesday at 7 p.m. students from East Hartford, the National Hockey League’s Stanley Cup this season, but mother of Miss Helen E. Van ’The Veterans Council and its Burfoot to Risk Title Those attending the Wellman Rd. were charged driving on Oakland St. late He is also survived by his Gorden of Hartford, who is Parents of freshmen students Vernon, Enfield, South Wind­ member organizations and ceremonies are invited to par­ ’Thursday at 2:15 p.m. with Wednesday night at high speeds will definitely be the man flre ^ w e r^ ^ ^ lost any of their customary mother, a brother, and two employed in Manchester. attending Cheney Tech and sor, Bolton, East Windsor, f By Earl Yost auxiliaries will assemble ticipate in the dedication of the third-de^ee criminal mischief with his lights out to avoid a Little Black Book Notet to beat. other sisters. Other surviviors are a son, parents who are interested in Ellington, Glastonbury, Coven­ I Years ago the biggest around the flagpole near the new flag pole in Veterans Field due to their acts while in police cruiser driven by » behind Buffalo in The funeral is Saturday at her mother, and a sister. vocational technical education try, ^m ers and Tolland as well T m ia pro Jack Redmond of the Manchester Racquet I name in the Five Mile Road main entrance at the hospital at in East Cemetery at noon. separate jail cells at the Patrolman John McPariand 8:30 a.m. from the Guiliano- A memorial Mass will be for their children are to meet in as Manchester. UUD IS the 16th ranking male tennis player in New 10:45 a.m. to honor those who The program in Veterans Manchester police station. who was signalling him to stop. ^Race was home-town Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 celebrated Saturday at 11 a.m. the auditorium for a brief Refreshments will be served Urngiana This is the highest rating ever achieved by a local University star, now run died in World War I and con­ Field will feature Walter A. Police said the two young Many cars were forced off ^ product Joe McCluskey. game in three outings they have scored 10 goals. Washington St., Hartford, with at St. Catherine’s Church, assembly period prior to in the students’ cafeteria. ’The ning for -the Moheganig flicts since then. VonHone, secretary of the per­ men were in the cells waiting to the road by Garceau’s vehicle player. Redmond, head pro at the West Center Street club, Following World War II, In other NHL games Thursday, Los Angeles whipped ' a Mass at St. Augustine’s Riverside. Burial will be at the touring the school. Student program will conclude by 9:15. Striders, has never finished i^ George R. Atkins Sr., chair­ manent Memorial Day com­ appear in Circuit Court 12 at the but no accidents occurred, IS also coaching the varsity tennis teams at East Catholic jS when the race was revived, Pittsburgh 5-3; Philadelphia shut out Minnesota 2-0,*^^ Church, Hartford, at 9. Burial convenience of the family. guides will be available for worse than third in the last i| man of the council, will in­ mittee, as guest speaker. station when they ripped a wool police said. High and Manchester Community College...Indoor tennis, Little Johnny Kelley came Vancouver downed Kansas City 64. In the only WHA will be in Mt. St. Benedict The Jewett Funeral Home assistance. eight years. The 28-year-old, | troduce the program which will blanket into strips which they Four units of the Vernon without making any bones, is a rich man’s game if you along to grab the spotlight. game, Indianapolis blanked San Diego 3-0. Cenetery, Bloomfield. (Alderson-Prentis), Beckwith Members of the staff will be PREVENT FIRESI 140-pound six-footerjs Friends may call at the begin with an invocation by the tied together. They attached Police Department assisted present to confer with parents want to keep your game sharp. Once or twice a week play ^ Over the past decade, the Bruins 10, Capitals 4 Lane, Old Lyme, is in charge of The public is invited to both SAVE ON FUELI achieved back-to-backg funeral home tonight from 7 to Rev. Russell Burke, hospital one of their shoes to one end, McPariand in making the regarding individual student for one hour just barely keeps you in the swing...Bob most dominating participant ^ b b y Orr scored a three-goal hat trick and added three arrangements. events. Have your chimnoy oloanod, successes in 1968 and 1969, | 9. chaplain. police said. arrest on Lake St., Vernon. progress, and to explain en­ McGurkin, runner-up in the Qub Giampionship Golf Tour­ I in the annual Thanksgiving assists as the Bruins handed the hapless Caps their 10th There are no calling hours. Following the lowering of the All schools, banks and Then they threw the shoe into raaaonably. trailed John Vitale and Pat i^ Court is Nov. 25. trance procedures for the 1975- nament last summer, has been transferred to morning sports spectacle defeat in 11 tries. Phil Esposito, Andre Savard, Dave The family suggests that any flag by the Youn^ hterines, municipal offices will be closed the cell block trying to reach a Call 643-5361 McMahon in 1970 and then | Augustus C. Haggerty memorial contributions may be Monday. Cleveland...The annual Trophy Night at the Country Club over Manchester’s paved F oftcs, Wayne Cashman and Greg Sheppard also scored wreaths will be placed on the pack of cigarettes, police said. started his current unbroken g for Boston. Augustus Charles Haggerty, made to the American Cancer hospital’s memorial monument Emergency telephone ’The blanket was valued at |7.50. will take place Saturday night, Nov.23. Major tourney g streets has been tall, Society. string of three He was se- g 78, of 179 Center St. died this by Mrs. Laura Freeman, presi­ numbers are: Highway, 649- Later Thursday, Shaia was winners will be saluted at that time...According to George gangling Amby Burfoot. Kings 5, Penguins 3 morning at William Backus 5070; refuse, 649-1886; sanitary Kunz, Atlanta Falcones’ All-Pro tackle, an offensive cond best in both 1966 and g Mrs. Jessica M. W illiams dent of the American Legion presented in court on charges of i:-: McCluskey recorded four 1967. ^ ^ a l s by Tom Williams and Mike Corrigan 34 seconds Hospital, Norwich. He was the Auxiliary, and Mrs. Ruth sewer and water, 649-9697. third-degree burglary (three player’s job is tougher than a defensibe linemen. “If a §: triumphs. apart midway through the second period broke up a 2-2 tie husband of Mrs. Marguerite Funeral services for Mrs. Burfoot holds the course Heneghan, president of the There will be mail delivery counts), fourth-degree larceny, For all your Fall Fix-up Proiects, we re... defensive player does his job, stops the other team from !:•: Kelley came along to win McKinnion Haggerty. Jessica May Williams, 28, of 98 record of 22:21 set in 1972 i§ and h e l|^ extend the Kings’ unbeaten streak to seven VFW Auxiliary. and refuse collection. and the third-degree criminal getting a first down, he plays three plays and he’s out. If six Five Milers. games. Dan Maloney, Frank St. Marseilles and Butch Mr. Haggerty was born April Oakland St., victim of an when Vitale pushed him all -g automobile accident Tuesday in mischief charge. His bond was we (offense) do our jobs the right way, we’re in maybe 10 Burfoot has won five, in- Goring also scor^ for Los Angeles, now 9-1 and seven 16.1896 in Littleton, Maine, and the way to the finish line. :g South Windsor, will be Satur­ set at $5(Xi with surety and case or 12 plays. I think we have to be in better shape, work g eluding the past three years, points ahead of Montreal atop Division III. had lived in Holton, Maine, continued to Nov. 15. The former New England | before coming to Manchester 20 day. Obscenities Written Ready when you are! harder at our jobs. We have to persevere more that the |and Nov.28th he’ll be Flyers 2, North Stars 0 Monroe was presented on and IC4A College Division g years ago. He had been She was dead on arrival at defensive players,” Kung claims. Si seeking a record-breaking ^ rn ie Parent recorded his second shutout of the season charges of third-degree larceny cross country champion had g employed as a carpenter before Manchester Memorial Si fourth straight. Also, a Hospital; the accident involved On Homes and Autos (three counts), third-degree his retirement eight years ago. American Hardware Stores g move into a deadlock with her car, a tractor-trailer and forgery (seven counts), fourth- Corps in San Salvadore. He He was a communicant of St. intersection of Helaine Rd. and degree larceny (six counts), Whalers Local Residents g Kelley, his one-time coach, Corps m San Salvadore. He oond pert^, while Barber gained his litth o h V e m p lJ S James Church. another car, police said. is now residing in New Lon- MANCHESTER Dorothy Rd. to write, “Ha, Ha and criminal impersonation uf^T? of the New England Whalers’ entry in the g as the all-time winner, Shot with 48 seconds remaining. The Flyers increased their Vandalism with paint and Pigs. You didn’t catch us this don.- During his Wesleyan Services Saturday will be at (eight counts). W e ll S H O W World Hockey League are residing in Manchester. Paul g: B'Tfoot’s entry was the Division I lead over the Islanders to three points. magic markers was reported by time. Better luck next time.” career, Burfoot won 28 dual He is also survived by 2 sons, 10 a.m. at Holmes Funeral He was also presented on the Hurley has a rented home on Baldwin Road and Fred iiij most significant of over 50 Canucks 6, Scouts 4 residents of the Dorothy Rd., The markings on the homes cross country meets and I Thomas Haggerty of Home, 400 Main St. Burial will criminal mischief charge but it received yesterday by Will Gerry Mwhan broke away at 7:40 in the third period to Helaine Rd., and Barry Rd. and several cars appeared per­ 0 Donnell is living on Norman Street...Following this twice ruled the roost in New :iij Manchester and Charles A. be in St. James Cemetery. was dismissed. & TELL you iS Hadden, general chairman snap a 4-4 deadlock and Chris Oddleifson added a goal to area off Woodbridge St. manent and requiring repain­ wwkend’s two games - tonight and Saturday night - the England and IC4A meets, iji Haggerty of Anchorage, Friends may call at the Monroe’s case was continued gfor the sponsoring Nutmeg his three assists as the Canucks kept the expansion Scouts Alaska; 4 daughters, Mrs. Thursday night, police said. ting, police said. to Dec. 5 and bond was set at Whalers will hit the road for six straight road games...Ac­ This season will mark | funeral home tonight from 7 to cording to the latest list of active rosters of NBA clubs g Forest, Tall Cedars of from taking their first victory at home. The Canucks had Robert L. Jordan, Mrs. 9. Two home owners on Barry $2,000 with surety. HOW! Burfoot’s 12th appearance in ^ Rd. reported to police their About 1100 in bills and change Toby Kimball is not listed with the New Orleans Jazz. The g Lebanon. The entry list is AMBY BURFOOT taken a 4-3 lead at :48 seconds into the final period on a Frederick Corey and Mrs. John Mrs. Williams was bom May Both men were returned to Manchester. His entry adds >:j homes had been sprayed with were stolen in a break ’Thursday former UConn player started the season as the No.l g nearing the 400 mark, power play goal by John Gould, but the Scouts roared back Luby, all of Manchester, and 13, 1946 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., the state correction center in competitive schedule, and class to another star-studded | white paint before 10 p.m. after 8:30 a.m. into the home of i:;: McCluskey, now retired as When the runners are to tie the game at 2:54 on a goal by Ed Gilbert. Mrs. Clinton O’Brien of An- daughter of Arthur Fillmore of Hartford in lieu of bond. center...UConn students will be allowed to bring in one Burfoot all captured three field of schoolboy, collegiate dalasia, Ala.; a brother, Clyde Obscenities were written on one Henry Kopecki at 141 guest free at Saturday’s UConn-Boston University football Sian active participant, and called to the starting line in Racers 3, Mariners 0 Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and of the homes. Crestwood Dr. consecutive holiday runs less than two weeks, Burfoot and club runners from the S Haggerty of Littleton, Maine; a Mrs. Berthe Longmore of David P. Garceau, 18, of game at Storrs. Guest tickets had to be secured in ad­ Si Kelley, who has cut down his here. ^alt®nd®r Andy Brown turned back 35 shots to post his A magic marker and shaving Police said the loss was in a East. g sister. Miss Mildred Haggerty Poughkeepsie, and had lived in vance. Memorial Stadium at Storrs seats 16,200...Four of cream were used to write jar in a bedroom. Two '"C* - ■ - - - ^ Ron Walters, Bob of New York City; 33 South Windsor for a year before ...... :g Whitlock and Brian McKenzie scored the Racer goals—all obscenities all across the front bedrooms and parts of the rest the 11 pitchers who received votes for the Cy Young Award grandchildren, and several coming to Manchester four m the second period. of two Helaine Rd. homes of the house were ransacked, in the National League were relief artists, Mike Marshall nieces and nephews. years ago. She had been between 6 and 8 p.m. but nothing appears missing, of Los Angeles, the winner, and A1 Hrabosky of St.Louis employed as a secretary at ABOUT White paint was used at the police were told. Clay Carroll of Cincinnati and Dave Giusti of Pittsburgh. The funeral is Saturday at Pratt and Whitney Division of TOWN 10:15 a.m. from Holmes United Aircraft Corp., East Boston Superstar Orr WasnH Interested in Setting New Record Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Hartford. New Record for Gibson with a Mass at St. James She is also survived by a son, Leader Pledges Cooperation Members of the United Church at 11. Burial will be in Wesley Williams, at home; Methodist Women of North When Bob (libson of the St.Louis Cardinals chalked up BOSTON (UPI) - Bobby Orr 10-4. St. James Cemetery. “We had enough to win the wanted him to get it. We kept three brothers, Robert United Methodist Church are the 3,000th strikeout of his major league career he joined played hard enough show the Orr’s six-point performance instead of basking in his glory, have the team going in no time. Friends may call at the HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate with Democratic Gov.-elect to game. Besides, we’ve been on passing the puck to him, but Longmore of Hollywood, Fla., reminded that all tickets for the Walter Johnson as the other other man to turn in the Washington Capitals a few put him one point shy of his own Orr made a few comments on “Ask anyone about our team Majority Leader Lewis B. Ella T. Grasso. having trouble with our goals he kept on passing it right funeral home tonight from 7 to and Gary Alan Oneway and “Bill Stockdale Night” are to feat...When Mini Mack Herron scored three touchdowns things about hockey, but record for most points by a the Capitals, drawing a parallel when I first joined. ’That was 9. Rome, R-Bloomfield, who bare­ In a lefler to the new gover­ M cG u ir e b a m n o o against. I figured that would be back.” Orr opened the scoring Chester Beneway, both of Hyde be returned to Virginia Phelps IS'' UW N RAKES for New England last Sunday in the losing effort against declined to try to set a National defenseman in a game, but he to the pitiful Bruins team he the year before we got (Phil) ly withstood the Democratic nor who will take office in 10* 9 more important.” Coach Don at 3:51 of the first period on a joined in 1966. “It’s always the Park, N.Y.; three sisters. Miss by Saturday morning. Buffalo it marked the fifth time a Patriot player Hockey League record against refused to pursue the matter Esposito and (Ken) Hodge.” onslaught in Tuesday’s elec­ January, Rome said he and the EUCTRIC ROCKWELL TVe” Cherry said Orr knew about the hard slap shot from the blue Anne Beneway of Poughkeep­ C H A IN SA W S them. any further as he spent most of same,” he said. “You take a Orr said a fan once a Bruins The family suggests that any tions, has pledged cooperation Republican minority would CIRCULAR SAWS registered that many in one game. Billy Lott, Larry record, but “he didn’t care line, and assisted on goals in the team like this, and it always sie, Mrs. Patricia Meyers of The second concert in the BuiH ln bucking ipiket, Orr scored three goals and the third period passing the coach during a winless stretch, memorial contributions may be work with her for what he Garron, Gino Cappelletti and Jim Whelan all tallied three about it.” “He figured why first period by Don Marcotte at Fort Lauderdale, and Mrs. Sunday Afternoon Recital outemotic oiler, h eo^ duty three assists in the first two puck to fellow defenseman takes a lot of time to get things “ There’s a bus leaving for made to the Manchester Meskill Helps called “constructive Tochlet uneven lowns with- cutting teeth. 2,200 SFPM. TD’s previously in a game for the Pats...Although he had a break them down any further,” 14:45 and John Bucyk at 18:12. rolling. But with Milt Schmidt Charlotte Kato of San Fran­ Series at Second out uimeceiiory damage to periods Thursday, but shut Carol Vadnais. Oklahoma. Get under it.” N Association for Retarded A '4 S0 0 said Vadnais. “He didn’t want cisco, Calif.; and several nieces HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov; programs.” tender groti. 41* hondle. so-so season, Tom Seaver of the New York Mets made In the second period, Orr (a former Bruins general Citizens, Inc. Congregational Church, 385 N. 3M78/S3lfl/U himself out in the third as the “Aw, we had nine goals by “I assure you of my personal Copocityi 2H* ot 90*. to set a record like that against scored two goals and assisted manager) and Jimmy AnderSon and nephews. Thomas J. Meskill has offered Main St., will be Sunday from 3 I V ol 43«. VU' btodi National League history when he chalked up his seventh Boston Bruins beat the Capitals the second period,” said Orr. cooperation both for the blade tncl. a new team like this. But we all on a score by Phil Esposito. But Gov.-elect Ella T. Grasso to to 4 p.m. Flutists Maureen Double intuloted straight season with 100 or more strikeouts to his credit. (former Bruins’ scout) they’ll cooperate fully in preparing for remainder of my term and 5600 RPM. during the next session of the Magee and Peter LaBombard the change of power in January. will be featured. A free will Alexander Bickel, General Assembly,” he said in Meskill, a Republican, wrote offering will be taken. Law Expert, Dies Mrs. Grasso Wednesday the letter released 'Thursday. offering his congratulations on “We face a challenge to WM/ni«/i UTILITY NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Felix Frankfurter, whom he her sweeping victory Tuesday relieve the frustrations of our TenniSf Anyone? *HOF LIGHTS Constitutional law expert considered his mentor. and noting the state provides constituents,” he said. WWi gfovnjad plug/ This is tennis weather. coni, h n 40 woK bub<, Alexander Bickel, who “There was nothing that he $25,000 for governors-elect to dMlnZhookifor If you think not, then ' 81*.»7 I» | ,| „ ,. defended the New York Times Psychiatry Chief BOWLING touched that he didn’t adorn,” begin preparing a state budget. drive by the courts at the in the Pentagon Paper case and Law Prof. Charles Black said. He also invited his Democratic STORRS (UPI) — A former West Side Oval. You will was asked for opinions in the “And he touched many topics, successor to accompany him to military psychiatrist has been find the lights on there m ar kil fan-olo CHURCH — Ralph Clark 206, Watergate scandal, died ’Thur- many aspects of constitutional the next New England Gover­ named an assistant professor of 3-SPIIO H u m s day. He was 49. law. He contributed something nors’ conference Dec. 18-19 in psychiatry at the University of from 6:30 to 9, according to Bob Hughes 202, Don Ginsberg ^ ‘it?'' ^fyir A spokesman at Yale, where original, something bright and Rhode Island. Connecticut Medical School and Mel Seiboid, rec director. a-SKID HUVY 219-508, Don Anderson 537, Phil r DUTY HUTIRS CHiase 513, Bill Grant 520, he had been a member of the his own to every topic that he chief of psychiatry at the Seibold said the lights Cy I d io . OUR Perkins 515, Ron Main 546, Bob faculty since 1956, said Bickel touched.” Newington Veteran’s Hospital. will be lit while the plea­ Traffic Head HU VY DOTY ntom m rr King 501. had bwn confined to his home Although he sympathized Dr. Leo L. Oxley has prac­ Monval or ovta. IJiM t luckuone. sant weather lasts. BASOOARD. HARTFORD (UPI) - Frank » l « t o r hr ro dtafil or loo- n.fS as he battled cancer. with the political views of the ticed psychiatry privately in lorudhMt. IMO/900/ HUTIRS M. D’Addabbo, of New Britain, AutooioNc theneoafot. Ytp* Bickel, a liberal in politics late Robert F. Kennedy, he was Storrs and was a military doc­ MOW. TliUfUHMladcon, CM- OTOf iofe«r cwHdi. 1320 or COMMERCIAL - Fred and a conservative in the law, opposed to his nomination as at­ has been named manager of JcolluJ. Tip-over iwtrdt M30W. M'lidys^Bav. Hundreds of people in the area received their Christmas Club traffic for the state Depart­ tor for seven years. He served The WoriiTs Best I3JOW,40'.P-,4)4' Mu/imvi ^ Oakes 176-376, George Burgess was a highly respected authori­ torney general in 1962 on his residency at Walter Reed Perfumes-Coiognos HO. $ Z D .9 S 150t404, Fred Riccio 137, Tim checks from Manchester State Bank ... and as a bonus they ty on the Supreme Court and grounds he lacked the ment of Transportation. D’Ad­ dabbo, an engineer, has worked Army Hospital in Washington, "Fne Gift WnppTng" Flynn 153-367, Rick Nicola 140- Constitutional law. qualifications. DC. 137- 403, Joe Tremano 162-377, received FREE the last payment on their club ... how about you? He disagreed with President A registered Democrat, for the department for the past 27 years and will be responsible The announcement was made fflTHUR DRUG Walt Lawrence 136, Fred Ford’s decision to grant Nixon Bickel was the author of a Thursday by UConn. Sponhefmer 149-369, Andy BE A LUCKY ONE , , . open a 1975 Christmas Club a full pardon for any crimes number of books, among them, for coordinating traffic programs throughout the state. Lamoureaux 151-382, Tony today at Manchester State Bank for any amount $1, $3, $5, $10, commited during his ad­ “The Supreme Court and the Peilegatto 142, Carl Bujaucius ministration, but he said at the Idea of Progress,” published in He is a graduate of the Univer­ $20 ... Manchester State Bank will make the last payment on your sity of Connecticut and has 142-376, George Barber 384. time, “Nixon’s resignation is 1970. ’The book criticized the 1975 Christmas Club “FREE” as a bonus for making the first 49 essential to restoring stability high court under Earl Warren served as Chairman of the New Britain Planning Commission. ST. JAMES—Shirley Schultz in the nation and a properly in the 1950s. 37"K3r 157-361, Ellie Nowak 134, Irene payments on time ... no matter how many clubs you have or the SCUTTU ANTIQUR functioning government.” Bickel was one of the legal appliance a n d SPARK GUAROS Plsch 126-126 372, Dolores lig h t tim irs d k o r a t in o kits dollar value... A native of Rumania whose experts involved in the after- Raymond Liptak Berner 128, Doris Thompson family migrated to New York math of the assassination of DARIEN (UPI) — Raymond 138- 340. BE LUCKY , . . open your 1975 Christmas Club today at City, Bickel was consulted on President Kennedy. He said the F. Liptak, 50, of tilRford, was uo. key issues during the unfolding Warren Commission did a good killed when the car he was $7.«S Manchester State Bank . . . let the benk give you your last payment Watergate scandals. job in its investigation of the driving on the Connecticut Hug il In— turn Tiglii, and CempleN eeiyHe-de til Protects from hot, ftying PARKADE DUSTY- Art opplioncei on ond off oufo- icwfll#. brvth. “FREE”. One of his most controversial tragedy but it left some loose Turnpike flipped over twice sporki. Mock icrten, Pinney 203, Butch Savino 200, moHcoByl II75W . I5 ompi pain*. 9>aM. decel, doth. sodd broil flnith hondlei. opinions was that former Presi­ ends. near the Noroton Avenue exit, 44ifrytim/i niee/ims/A John Belasky 201, Dan Fraher dent Nixon had the con-'j Funeral services will be state police said. 203, Roland Smith 234 -589, stitutional right to fire special private. Dick Murphy 216-560, Bill Avery Watergate Prosecutor 212-214-603, Mike Masilonis 552, Archibald Cox because as Save Slota 577. prosecutor he was an Instru-' ment of the White House. SEW YOUR OWN DRAPES EASTERN- Hank Michaud “His death is a tremendous 171-403, Slim Harrison 177-375, Ohitetim Mab loss to his friends, his and SAVE MONEY! Ron Joiner 164-148-145-457, John colleagues and to the naton,” NEW SHIPMENT OF DRAPERY FARRICS Mack 161142-428, Ted Kowzun MANCHESTER STATE BANK Yale President Kingman 143-147-382, Ed Schworm 145376, MANCHESTW, CT. Brewster said. JUST ARRIVED IN TIME FOR Paul Gilberto 156, Bill Chap­ TR A graduate of City College of HDUDATDEGORATIND X man 146, Sandy Hanna 144371, AMOUNT DOUIU INSUUTID Bub Holmes 140-1350372, Jim New York in 1947, Bickel went JIOUWI OUR PROPANI HART 4-PIICI PAY to Harvard Law School. 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• :.v ’o ; PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 8. ll»74 Patriots Fearing Catholic Host to Pulaski^ Coach Listened Assured Salaries Long Ball MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) _ World Football League Indians at East Hartford players apparently were assured salaries for the 1974 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) season when WFL Players Association and league of. — The Cleveland Browns’ ficials agreed Thursday to set up a trust fund. : batting average this season By Len Auater And It Paid Off th rj’lTolT*'® They don’t have the record but A percentage of league revenue from playoff games, has been unimpressive but After its big 22-19 win over East Hartford High last week, the East half the battle. Also they should be television and the sale of franchises were going to the the threat of the occasional NEW YORK (UPI) - Houston Golden State Warriors 104-93. The Catholic football team continues its quest for a winning season Saturday happened last year (East won, 50-14) even Rocket Coach Johnny Egan finally fund, according to Allen R. Miller, general counsel for long ball still bothers New at Mt. Nebo at 1:30 against New Britain’s Pulaski High. The Eagles are 3- Utah Stars downed the Virginia England Patriots coach to b e a t^ e n f ” * ^ ^ ^°h listened to Cliff Meely and it paid off. Squires 107-90 in the only ABA game, of the WFl"” "*’'"'*"" 4-1 overall with all three remaining tilts on the calendar at Mt. Nebo. Meely complained earlier this week Chuck Fairbanks. Also on the gridiron, Manchester High attempts to pull itself up by the htonch®ster (2-4) will run into a horde of angry Hornets in (2-5) East ilawkg 109, Suns 108 ‘This is the first time a league and a players associa- that he was tired of sitting on the Atlanta blew a 24-point second half “They’re a big play­ bootstraps after the 59-0 drubbing to Fermi by journeying to East Hart­ hy crosstown East Catholic (EH Coach Jim tion have worked together in this manner to assure the making team,” said Fair­ bench and wanted to be traded. Egan lead but won on Dean Meminger’s’ success of a league,” Miller said. ford High for a 1:30 CCIL engagement. The Indians have dropped their pakin) will be looking for blood against Manchester High, not that there called him off the bench Thursday banks of the Browns, who last four decisions. IS a coMection between us and East other than we’re both in free throw with 12 seconds left. Any player not receiving his full salary will be paid ' are suffering through a 2-6 night and he responded with 11 points Charlie Scott scored 11 straight points “I’m pleased the way we played last week,” Eagle mentor John UFon- Manchester, Indian Coach Larry Olsen noted. in the third quarter to spark the from the fund after Feh. I, 1975, Miller said. season. “They might not tana stated, “We botched up a few things early but we came back and to bring the Suns back before make a gain for one or two roll.! Prohletn for Olsen and his staff was getting his club mentally Rockets to a 103-93 victory over the Meminger put the Hawks into the won. The main thing is that we played a real tough physical team and eady for action. He has to instill the belief in his players that they can struggling Milwaukee Bucks. downs, then all of a sudden went out and beat them.” lead. John Brown had 24 for Atlanta im m tnt win again. ■' “I’m not happy at all,” said Meely they have a 60-yard pass Defensive standouts for East last week iiicluded 6-3, 197-pound end > while Scott and Keith Erickson each completion. “I don’t know if we can,” Olsen said, “We’ve just tried to make certain earlier in the week. “I hope they trade scored 31 for Phoenix. Steve Whitham, a junior who also handles the punting chores very well, changes to give them hope. Our biggest job is to give them the feeling that "We’ve got to make sure me. I know several teams who would Sonics 104, Warriors 93 Hubbard Raps tsttmUiU: and junior safety Mike Nolen. Whitham was all over the field against East they can still win. I still think we can and wind up at 54 which is a pretty they don’t make the big play be happy to have me.” Fred Brown scored 31 points, in­ Hartford and Nolen came up with three big interceptions to thwart Hornet go^ season after what’s happened the last four games.” — the home run.” drives. Egan, who said he benched Meely, cluding six in the final 1:51, as Seattle A comparative study will also be probably instituted after Saturday’s Fairbanks said Cleveland “because he was not playing well and staved off a Golden State rally to win. Oakland Fans The Pulaski Generals have a 1-6 overall record. The Colonial play. East Catholic toppled East Hartford and people, as well as the wasn’t producing”, put the 6-foot-8 also has been stung by the Conference member won its first game a week ago over Maloney, 28-12 The victory snapped the Warriors’ six same “home run” plays. I t’ .P‘7 numbers game. But as Olsen, a math teacher, noted, forward in to start the second quarter game winning streak and pulied the OAKLAND (UPI) — Oakland Raider fullback Marv Hub­ “They started the season slowly but have come along nicely in recent athematical fom ulds don’t hold up in competition. Example; with the Rockets trailing by 13. Meely “The bomb has been the big games,” LaFontana warned. lu ri pnoio; Sonics to within one game of first bard is putting the rap on his own team’s fans, but mostly Manchester beat Wethersfield. Wethersfield defeated Fermi triggered a Houston burst of 17 because they act like fans in other cities. thing against them,” he inerefore..... Blazer Quarterback Bob Davis Loses Ball place Golden State in the Pacific Divi­ said. “Their defense is straight points and the Rockets led at sion. Rookie center Tom Burleson the half by seven. . similar to their offense in State College Football Jerry Inman of Portland on Ground Caused Fumble scored 17 points and had 13 rebounds “I suppose you have to say win over Kansas City Sept. that respect — the big play College Football Roundup Meely finished with 16 points. Rudy for Seattle while Keith Wilkes, the it’s pretty much the same 22 drew some boos and was has hurt them.” (Herald photo by Pinto) Tomjanovich led Houston with 22 and Warriors’ No. 1 draft pick from way other places, too, these called a dull game. Hubbard And the Patriots have the Zaid Abdul-Aziz (Don Smith) had 20..^ UCLA, scored a career-high 27 points, days, but the hometown fans says he is ready for either Naviaux Hopes The Bucks, still without star center a t th e Colisium have home run hitters in long-ball Tense Moment in Soccer Loss AND 12 in the final period, and also led all cheers or boos Sunday when changed,” he said. quarterback Jim Plunkett Rose Bowl Berth Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, lost their ninth rebounders with 15. Detroit comes to'call. Manchester High Coach Dick Danielson was up on his “You can’t please them (14 TD passes) and fullback Luck Continues RADK Offensive Guard game. Bobby Dandridge had 23 points Stars 107, Squires 90 feel and shouting instructions to his team in anymore. I don’t think Sam Cunningham (scoring and George Thompson 22 for Ron Boone hit a season high 36 Wednesday’s 1-0 upset loss to New Canaan High at On Line Saturday Milwaukee. they’d be satisfied if you fr o m . runs of 75 and 31 yards HARTFORD (UPI) — University of Connecticut football points to lead Utah over Virginia. Memorial Field in the State CIAC Class A Tournament. In other National Basketball Boone was only two short of his won all your games by 70 ’ among his league-leading coach Larry Naviaux hopes he’s still on the winning side of TONIGHT NEW YORK (UPI) — “We stunk” was the candid ap­ Danielson’s team wound up with a 13-2 record ■ the Association action, the Atlanta Hawks career high. Rookie Moses Malone points.” nine touchdowns). the field this Saturday when the Boston University team 7.:25 Whalers vs. praisal John McKay gave of his Southern California foot­ defeats coming in the first and last games. Mariners, WTIC edged the Phoenix Suns 109-108 and had 15 while former Star Glen Coombs Hubbard, a special target “The bomb has really hurt comes to Storrs for the annual game with the Huskies. ball team a week ago after the Trojans battled to a 15-15 tie 7:30 Cells vs. Detroit, Scores as Fullback the Seattle SuperSonics beat the led Virginia with 21. of boobirds at Denver and *8 9 9 us,” said Cleveland coach Naviaux has been the win­ “Two years ago we played WINF with underdog California. Kansas City, says he can Nick Skorich. “We’ve given Nevertheless, if McKay ning coach in all but one of what may be the worst game 11:00 Lakers vs. Knicks, even hear boos at home up six big touchdowns of 45 had his choice, he would NEW YORK (UPI) - The Memphis went out in the first quarter with a Bengals Need the last four games between any team of mine has ever WINF penalties, we do the stupid Twinbill games where the Raiders yards or more (including sprained and possibly broken ankle Likely Next Frexy the teams, even though he’s prefer his team to “stink” things that make for a very Southmen are so dominant in the are playing well. scoring passes of 70 and 75 played,” Cozza said this SATURDAY and the Southmen lost wide receiver beenon both benches. against California than to average football team,” World Football League that Thursday Final doubleheadcr in The big fullback for the 7-1 yards last week at San week. In that game, Yale 12:45 (8) College Football Roger Wallace and cornerback Merl He won for BU in 1969 and pull a similar act this McKay said of his team night they inserted an offensive guard the 1974 Manchester Raiders admits he might Diego). Victory Sunday was down 41-0 before getting LSU vs. Alabama at fullback and he scored a Code with knee injuries. weekend against Stanford. Midget Football League 1&70, but lost for them in on the scoreboard. A Yale 1:30 UConn vs. Boston after its tie with California. Gourdine Named have “rabbit ears.” “And the Patriots have 1971. The teams didn’t meet For besides the fact that the touchdown. “It was a great victory,” Memphis will be played tonight at NEW YORK (UPI) — The Cincinnati Bengals, who were alumnus recalled playing in University, WTIC “We’re running an offense “Believe me, we can hear good balance so you just in 1972 but, when they came Pacific Eight title and Rose The Southmen have had problems at Coach John MeVay said.. “ But an Mt.Nebo. can’t stop their passing. You talking about the Super Bowl just a few weeks ago, need a a game of yesteryear that 11:00 Knicks vs. Golden that sputters most of the the boos more loudly and Big John back last year, Naviaux had Slate, WINF Bowl berth are on the line, fullback since Willie Spencer, their 20- expensive one.” First game at 6:30 lists victory Sunday just to stay in the American Conference saw the Elis go down, 50-7. time. ToHighNBA Post clearly than we can hear the have to stop their running as switched sides. He was still McKay simply has no love year-old rookie sensation, suffered a Memphis took the opening kickoff the Patriots (2-2-1) against well.” playoff race. Penn goes ito this game SUNDAY “ We have individuals who hoorays.” Built winning, that time with the for Stanford. knee injury three weeks ago and was and drove 63 yards, with J.J. Jennings the the Chargers (3-2). The chief runners to stop The Bengals, who won the AFC Central Division title with a 4-1-1 season mark. 1:00 (3) Redskins vs. are playing great football, RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) — Simon P. Gourdine, 34, was Hubbard was especially Huskies. Two years ago, McKay lost for the season. scoring from two yards out. Chicago The undefeated and irked that the Raiders’ 27-7 for action will be Cunningham, (623 last season and felt they could go all the way this year, And, even though the Eagles but as a team we’re not very This year’s game sees blasted Stanford for “dirty Memphis led by 17 points with came back with a 54-yard TD pass elected Thursday as deputy commissioner of the National league champion Giants yards, seven TDs,) and have been upset by San Diego and Houston and trail Quakers took a 39-0 loss to 1:00 (22, 30) Browns vs. enthusiastic about doing the Styled UConn trying to buttress its play” and “unsportsmanlike minutes to play Thursday night when from Bill Cappelman to Lonnie Basketball Association, a position which makes him one of (5-0) will be out to make it Pittsburgh by 11/2 games. They play host to the Steelers Harvard last week, Cozza Patriots job we’re supposed to do. Mack Herron, (491 and four conduct” and said openly offensive guard Bracy Bonham got a Crittenden and a 59-yard scoring run the highest ranking blacks in the sports administrative two straight perfect season Bucks Oppose Sunday at Riverfront Stadium and to say they must win is lead in the Yankee said he expects a hard test 4:00 (22, 30) Steelers vs. Christiansen takes a more for pride touchdowns). Bengals he’d like to see Southern Cal chance to play fullback against the by Cyril Pinder. field, and possible heir apparent to NBA Commissioner records aginst the winless putting it mildly. Conference. The for his defense. “When even approach to the game Walter Kennedy. Michigan State • New look: sleek profile The chief chore for the Huskies have to win this 4:30 (3) 76ers vs. beat the Cardinals “ 100-0” if Chicago Fire. ’The 6-foot-2, 242-pound The Southmen picked up three Jets (0-4) in the nightcap. New England defense will A Steeler victory would give them a 2 1/2-game edge things start rolling, you just and is not subject to making in "Mean” Green. game if they hope to repeat SuperSonics possible. guard,'who last scored a touchdown in points on a 27-yard field goal by Bob Gourdine was elected by a The season final is CHICAGO (UPI) - There be to keep Greg Pruitt in over the Bengals with five to play and the final one is at can’t stop them,” he said. controversial expressions of the Board of Governors,” • Comfort: bogie-wheel as conference champions. 8:35 Celtics vs. Kansas Ci­ Well, no doubt McKay’s junior high school, promptly barreled Etter and went into the lead to stay on unanimous vote of the NBA listed Nov. 15 with the will be a contest within a con­ check. The 5-10 speedster Pittsburgh, where Cincinnati has never won. Putting When Bill Loika’s Blue how he feels, win or lose. gourdine said. test Saturday when No. 1 suspension; “BU has always been a ty, WINF anger has subsided since into the end zone from six yards out a three-yard run by John Harvey. Jen­ Board of Governors at a Eagles (1-3-1), idle Devils of Central Connec­ “We feel pretty good at “I view this promotion energy-absorbing seal. N who played for Fairbanks at added pressure on Cincinnati is the fact that three teams in ranked Ohio State plays at tough opponent for Connec­ :y5S:y:W*::%%:SiBKSi!SS^^ then and although he for the final score in a 49-24 rout. nings scored again in the second meeting in this Cleveland tonight, faeing the jets. Oklahoma two years ago is the afc east — Buffalo, New England and Miami — all are ticut State hit the field at this point to be at the top and from two perspec- Michigan State as a 25-point • Power: 292 to 440cc’s, ticut,” said Naviaux this probably still has not grown “I waved the ball and gave a little quarter from two yards out to give suburb, the site of Nick having excellent seasons and could knock the Bengals out Cortland State this weekend, tied for the conference tives-purely as a personal favorite to rack up its ninth win piston-ported and Cleveland’s leading ground week. Lanier Next to appreciate Stanford, he’ll yell just to be courteous,” he said. “I Memphis a 25-16 lead at the half. Mileti’s new multi-million gainer with 371 yards and of wild card contention with the best runnerup record. senior halfback Mark St. lead,” he said. “We know it one and as a black man in this season without a loss. reed-valve engines. Many players on both settle for a win Saturday by didn’t want to show off or anything.” Harvey also scored on a 29-yard run dollar sports coliesum which' two touchdowns. Bengal quarterback Ken Anderson is having a brilliant Germain will be the center For Celtics will take our best game both America today. It is my fer­ The second contest will • Widetracker: 18-inch benches are products of the any margin — even one Bonham said he hoped to play and Chicago got a 29-yard TD pass is the home of Mileti’s NBA feature Buckeye quarterback Brian Sipe will quarter­ year but Cincinnati was hurt Sunday by the loss of running of attention. offensively and defensively vent hope that in the future track for flotation; Naviaux touch. BU is star­ BOSTON (UPI) - So much point. fullback when the Central Division from, Cappelman to Bob Wyatt. Cleveland Cavaliers. Gour­ Husky String Cornelius Greene against Spar­ back the Browns for the se­ back Boobie Clark for the season with a broken arm. Doug to beat them and if we win other blacks will only have 440cc engine; bogies. ting mostly juniors and for handling rookie Bill Walton. In other games across the champions, now 16-3 with one regular Memphis then turned the nationally dine was given a three-year tan signal caller Charlie cond straight week after Dressier will take his place. St. Germain is going after our last three games, we’ll to see their promotions from WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. Now, how about manipulating a nation, top-ranked Ohio season game to play, enter the WFL televised game before 14,085 fans into contract. Baggett. The winner could have • We have the full line, Terry Bradshaw will again open at quarterback for seniors, who were broken in three more school records— win the conference and go to one perspective and that a (UPI) — Undefeated Connec­ ousting Mike Phipps. Sipe big guy that’s been around a State is surprisngly on most playoffs. But he said he’s ready to a runaway with two touchdowns in the Gourdine, NBA vice a good claim for all-conference plus parts, reliable Pittsburgh, which has the No. 1 ranked defense in the AFC. by Naviaux. UConn has a lot highest career point total, the Rose Bowl.” personal one” ticut, ranked third nationally in ran for two one-yard while longer. bookie sheets this week as a play where needed. closing minutes. Danny White threw president-administration college soccer, picked up its honors despite the challenge of service, fashions and Cincinnati’s offense is ranked No. 1. of rising freshmen and most touchdowns in one Past history for the game “Simon has demonstrated touchdowns against the H ei^ Finkel and Jim Ard Chicago players weren’t looking 29 yards to Edward Marshall for one since January, 1973, will 14th win Wednesday with a 2-0 Michigan’s Dennis Franklin financing. sophomores who also got season and most points in 22-point choice over gives McKay a 12-2 record extraordinary talents since Chargers and passed for one The Steelers are three-point favorites. combined Wednesday night to ahead to the World Bowl, however, score and set up Bonham’s six-yard victory over Williams. Mike and Northwestern’s Mitch their introduction to the one season. shut off Walton and Portland, Michigan State; No. 2 (tie) against Stanford, but both take over for Kennedy joining the NBA in 1970,” Anderson. Nothing runs more, going 16-23 on the day. In other games Sunday, Detroit is at Oakland,! Houston since their season may have ended run with a 22-yard pass to Marshall. Swofford and Frantz Innocent i game from Naviaux. St. Germain, of Holyoke, but tonight the Boston Celtic Michigan is listed 18 over times he lost —1970 and 1971 whenever Kennedy is ab­ said Kennedy after the elec­ Greene heads into the game “Sipe played very well at Buffalo, Washington at Philadelphia, Miami at New with a 7-12 record and 10 straight In the only other WFL game sent. scored first half goals as the likeaDeere" In la st y e a r’s gam e, Mass., already holds the centers have to deal with tough Illinois; Alabama, the other — the Cardinals went on to tion. “He has been deeply in­ leadin the league in total against Denver two weeks Orleans, Cleveland at New England, San Francisco at defeats. Thursday night, the Florida Blazers, Kennedy has said he will Huskies took 29 shots while UConn came up with 10 career touchdown record of Bob Lanier and his mob from No. 2 team, is also 18 against the Pac-8 title and the Rose volved with league affairs, allowing the Epmen only eight offense with an average of 226.4 ago, coming off the bench, Dallas, Atlanta at Los Angeles, Denver at Baltimore, San Owner Tom Origer said earlier this who gained the Eastern Division title retire next June when his AT OUR NEW points in a fourth-quarter 17 t the New Britain school. Detroit. LSU; No. 4 Texas A&M is 8 Bowl. Anir in 1972, McKay’s especially since his duties shots. The Huskies, with only yards per game and also as the and he played very well last Diego at Kansas City, Chicago meets Green Bay at The Pistons are off to a 64 week that Chicago would skip its final Wednesday night when Charlotte lost fiveyear contract expires. leading passer. Baggett ranks V rally to take a 19-10 victory. His career point total is 104, over SMU; No. 6 Penn State national championship club were broadened 22 months one tie, are ranked first in New week,” said Skorich. “We Milwaukee and the New York Jets and the New York start and a share of the NBA’s game against Philadelphia and to Shreveport, still managed to third in total offense with 147.8 LOCATION NEXT TO UConn’s Yankee record this tying him for the school is 7 over North Carolina had its closest call of the "Some people like to say ago upon being appointed England as the only undefeated should have won.’’ Giants play in New Haven, Conn. Minnesota is at St. Louis Midwest Division lead with boycott the playoffs. Coach Jim pummel the Portland Storm 23-0. there is too much emphasis yards per game ad is fourth in Monday night. year is 3-1 and BU is 2-3. mark with former fullback State; No. 8 Nebraska is 15 season with Stanford before vice president of ad­ team. SABRINA POOLS Kansas City-Omaha. Detroit Spavital said Thursday night he knew Rookie Tommy Reamon scored placed on the appointment passing. P e rh a p s th e s t a t e ’s Bill Tinlin. With eight over Iowa State; No. 9 winning 30-21. That was the ministration.” Each is the key offensive man has been picked by some of no such thing. three touchdowns on runs of one, or election of a black to a biggest game will be in touchdowns this season, he Auburn is 7 over Mississippi game that drew McKay’s Gourdine, an attorney, for his team, and Buckeye COVENTRY SPORTSk basketball experts to be a title Playoff hopes of both the Southmen three and three yards and Bob Davis Foe Awaited Hartford where Trinity, is closing on the record of 10 contender, mainly because of State, and No. 10 Texas is 14 “100-0” outburst. significant position,” said was a consultant in the legal Coach Woody Hayes in com­ and the Fire, if they decide to com­ passed for two action points. The loss Gourdine. POWER EQUIPMENT' riding the crest of a five- set by end John (Idulligan in Lanier. over Baylor. The Trojans will doubtless department of the Celanese MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - paring the two said, “ I’m pete, suffered from the game. all but eliminated the Storm from “However, I think es- Officials of the Liberty Bowl Rte. 44A COVENTRY game winning streak, enter­ 1966. He only needs 12 points But the Celts, defending NBA Southern Cal goes into continue to rely heavily on Corp. when he joined the biased. I don’t think there’s a Op«n Wk I. a Frt. 9-t Chicago quarterback Bubba Wyche playoff competition, dropping them to said Thursday that an opponent tains Amherst in a Little to match the season point champions, also are 64 and are Saturday’s game with a 5-1-1 the running of Anthony peciall in sports—which is NBA as assistant to the better quarterback in the coun­ T u n . a T h u rt. t-S 7-11-1. for Maryland would be chosen Sat 9-5, Cloaod Monday Three battle. The Lords total of 62 set by Mulligan in riding a three-game win streak. overall record and an 11th Davis and Allen Carter who essentially a gold fish bowi commissioner in 1970. try than Green. As a runner, after games of Nov. 16. he’s a constant threat.” PHONE 742-6103 Jeffs are also 5-1 record- 1966. Ard and Finkel are filling in place ranking nationally. ran the ball 59 times for 238 environment—the decisions quite adequately in the absence and actions of its executives wise. In other weekend Stanford has won three and yards last week, but of Dave Cowens, and captain CLINIC are closely watched and as a Yale Coach Carm Cozza games. Western Connecticut tied one in its last four starts quarterback Pat Haden, who John Havlicek, who nett^ 4i $200 Daily Fines black person whose perfor­ risks his team’s pristine 6-0 State meets St. Peter’s in and is 3-3-2. However, where threw 11 passes against With school out Monday points Wednesday night, is star­ mance has also been very season record against the Danbury and Southern ting to pick up the offense. it counts the most, in the California, will likely play a - Veteran’s Day • a soccer closely scrutinized, I am University of Pennsylvania Connecticut State meets The biggest boost to Boston Pacific 8 Conference stan­ bigger role Saturday. clinic for boys and girls, Assessed Morris certainly hapy to receive Saturday at Franklin Field C.W. Post at Greenvale, has been the shooting of third- dings, both teams are 3-0-1. Stanford also has been age 9 to 14, will be held at WIN So the winner will have un­ this vote of confidence from in Philadelphia, a place that N.Y. Post won the last en­ year guard Paul Westphal, who relying on its running game Manchester Community MIAMI (UPI) — Star Miami Dolphins running back disputed possession of first Commissioner Kennedy and holds some bad memories counter with Southern was 7-6 from the floor against with Scott Laidlaw and Ron College’s Cougar Field. Eugene “Mercury” Morris will face loss of pay and $200 in for the Elis. Portland to bring his field goal place — barring a tie, of Connecticut. 7-0. jn 1972. Inge doing most of the work. fines per day until Coach Don Shula decides to reinstate e>YA4ATCHIN6/y\r Z.-D(fe(T N U M & ER percentage to ateut .600. course — and the inside Last week in the Cardinals’ Guest instructors will him into the team. track to the Rose Bowl. USC win over Oregon State the be Benny Brewster, well- Barnes Claims is favored by nine points. two combined for 208 yards Benny Brewster, well- Morris was suspended his worth. Malone has been Our layaway plan “ We fum ble, we get in 36 carries. known professional with from the squad 'Thursday in an outstanding performer in Self-Defense AND CA5H IN MD5T ANYWHERE The worid'lB ii now in effect, Boston and former Wild­ a dispute oyer treatment of Morris’ place, running for PROVIDENCE. R.I. (U PI)- about iti M cat, Jim Dyer, MCC coach, the knee injury that has kept mroe than 100 yards in the Marvin Barnes, former College finest Bourbon and Doug Pearson, him sidelined for the past last two games. all American now with the Mays Lauds DH Rule five games. Morris, known as an out­ Spirits of St. Louis of the YOU dUyvCKET^. since 1795. Manchester High assis­ ^CYCLES SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - tant. Shula has said he wiil spoken player, said the inci­ American Basketball Associa­ "But after I pinch-hit for the tion, said an incident two years LAR6EST SELECTION OF Willie Mays, who played reconsider the decision next dent with Shula resulted pitcher, I was through for the ago which result^ in a $1.5 NEW BICYCLES IN THE baseball for 23 years, would day. If the National League had The clinic starts at 10. Monday. from a communications have played a couple more if million lawsuit against him is VERNON AREA the DH rule, I could have The coach of the Super problem. the other guy’s fault. the National League had played every day as a hitter. Bowl champion team told "It all happened so fast ProfwilooMlIy A m m b U d adopted the designated hitter The ABA rookie filed his rep­ That would have been great.” newsmen he decided to sus­ I’m not even sure about it ly this week in U.S. District rule. pend the speedy six-year pro He said here Thursday that he myself,” he said. "I thought Court to the suit by Lawrence after a "Heated discussion” thinks the DH rule has been a Baseball Trade coach left it up to the in­ Ketvirtis, a former collegiate success for the American on Wednesday. That’s when dividual. After (Sunday’s) teammate seeking damages for ATLANTA (UPI) - The Shula upbraided Morris for game, he said those who Barnes’ allegedly striking him League in that it prolonged the Atlanta Braves announced the careers of stars like Tommy SPORTS failing to report to the team needed treatment should get in the face with a tire iron. trade Thursday of pitcher Dan­ trainer Monday and Tuesday Barnes said any injuries Ket­ Davis, A1 Kaline, Orlando ny Frisella to the San Diego it and those who needed rest SLATE for supervised treatment of virtis received Oct. 19, 1972 Cepeda and Rico Carty. Padres in exchange for out­ should rest.” He said in his final year for the injury. were to some degree Ketvirtis’ fielder Clarence Gaston. Shula gave uninjured “fault” and that Barnes had to the New York Meta, me spent Gaston, 30, had gone to San "We got into a - pretty players two days off. most of his time pinch-hitting. “exercise his right of self- POSTRITAO SHOFPINO PLAZA Diego from the Braves in the Friday heated discussion and hnally "I worked out Monday defense against the un­ REET, ROUTE 30 1969 expansion draft. He was CROSS COUNTRY he stood up and said, ‘If you night (near his home) and I provoked, unjust, unreasonable CONN. S72-31W signed by the Braves in 1964 and Clast L, M, S Meets (Berlin) have to do anything, suspend had the best workout I’ve and illegal actions.” had played, with Atlanta from me,’ then he walked out,” MON. thru SAT. BERNARD A. LOZIER, had in a long time. I rested 1967 until his draft by the Shula told newsmen. Tuesday thinking I would go ____ liata 9:30 AJM. tu 6:30 PJM. INC. Padres. Saturday Morris was notified by in there Wednesday ready to P^TaUn THUR8.SPRI.til9 22 RBQENT ST. l i ' FOOTBALL telegram of 'Shula’s deci­ play,” Morris said. Cslling Rspsln Manchester at East Hartford sion. ’2 » . Stay fit end trim this wintur with Hoop Sign Up However, Shula said f A ' o COlUiMStA IXMCISM A Rsplaesmsttts Pulaski at East Catholic ’The fleetfooted runner in­ • <

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Backus baths, first-floor laundry room, 2 car garage, and at­ ^ The subject of the hearing Nations code for the humane treatment of prisoners. tractive stone fireplace. Plans call for the hearings to fund expenditure of 1408.6 Happy 14th Birthday Hospital, 326 Washington N will be the proposed budget for Commissioner John R. Manson announced the adoption Street, Norwich, Conn. 889-8331 state aid to schools, 1975-76. open with a 30-minute presenta­ million. Of this total |308 of the disciplinary code. With him were representatives ... SofliMn* BILLY SECURI’^ Systems. Opening ext. 357. EOE. Mu ^T r e SOLb ' tion bv members of the state million is for payments to local AVON The state board’s proposal from the UN and the American Bar Association. may haw Mot you PATELLI full-time for sales, salary open, DO SOMETHING IMMEDIATELY! calls for providing |100 million board and state Department of governments and of this a happy gdl Love, experience helpful. Jobseekm. MATURE WOMAN to work Education staff, on major amount some |136 million is ac­ The code sets minimum standards for housing, clothing, 568-1070. INTERESTING THIS FALL Prica Raducail to $32,800 36 900 in state money in the form of Mommy, Daddy AND EARN MONEY, evenings, Wednedsday - Friday, Colonial Capa In convenient location. elements of the state education counted for by proposed state Soloist food and medical treatment of prisoners, as well as 4-9, all day Sunday 104. Apply For Quick Sale ! local property tax equalization and Bandit TOO...Be an Avon Seven-room (tape, 2 full baths, . grants. budget. aid increases. Miss Ilga Paups will appear minumum and maximum penalties for various grades of FEMALE SALES clerk wanted in person, Swiss Colony. A beautiful new wooded 40 900 This presentation will be Broken down the |136 million as contralto soloist with the prisoner misconducts. in modem pharmacy, pleasant Raprssantaliva. Sat your Manchester Parkade. living room with fireplace, T W jsF W W 7 room Ranch tastefully decorated. The grants, if approved, own houra, chooaa your own followed by statements from includes the |100 million is for New Britain Choral Society’s THE working conditions. Com­ area created and designed dining rooip, 3 or 4 bedrooms, would enable towns with in­ missions paid as an incentive. daya. Earn monay ona day, remodeled kitchen, fenced In 44 900 anyone in the audience wishing the proposed equalization grant presentation Sunday night of Lease Hearing Planned GENERAL clean-up person, 6 V w 5 room Ranch In very nice location. adequate local revenue-raising Some experience necessary in play bridga with tha girla tha mornings a week, approximate­ especially for your new yard. ■ ability to provide some of the to be heard. Statements will be category: some 320 million Schubert’s Mass No. 5 in E-flat HARTFORD (UPI) — Members of a legislative com­ cashiering as well as sales. Major. “HOLIDAY BAZAAR” naxt. Intaraatad? ly 8-12 hours, help in kitchen No money down VA. Small ; educational opportunities limited to five minutes and more for special education; mittee investigating the controversial state leasing Apply at once to manager, Mr. washing area 12 noon - 2 p.m. 47 500 those speaking will be asked to about 111 million for school The choral work, directed by Center Church home. Lots for sole or down FHA. CHFA, Freddie * ■ Brand now 5 room Ranch In Manchester. enjoyed by children in program have tentatively set Nov. 25 as the first session Dworkin, Liggett Parkade Call 299-4922. Apply in person. Cavey’s Mac Financing available to > wealthier towns. supply 15 copies of their transportation; and |5 million Richard Coffey, will be 11 Center street, Manchester Pharmacy, Parkade Shopping Restaurant, 45 East Center for public testimony. Monroe Moses will custom qualified buyers. ^47 ■ gw900 V V 7 room Colonial Impeccably clean. ! In talcing the lead on school prepared texts to the chairman for the disadvantaged. presented at 8 in the South Center, 404 West Middle ’Toke Street, Manchester. of the hearing. The Vernon Board of Elduca- Congregational Church In New The committee was created in mid-June after Saturday, November 9th ^11 us on this excellent buy' finance reform, the state board irregularities were uncovered in a number of state leases build your home. officials said, “The sUte Board Although the equalization tion will be meeting Monday Britain. 9:30 - 3:00 P.M. PART-TIME salaried position with excellent WOMAN interested in selling FM Executive Raised Ranch newly built condominiums full-time. Apply 58y900 of Education is mindful of its grant proposal will be given night and at that time plans will The public is invited to at­ with private landlords. It decided to delay all public GIFTS • DECORATIONS • TOYS benefits. We are looking for someone with new ideas who is to Mr. Frank, Meadow Hill, 646-4144 r responsibility to provide equal major attention, the hearings be made to arrange for a car tend. A free wiil offering will be hearings until after the elections, presumably to avoid tur­ BAKED GOODS • PLANTS • TAG SALE J.C . PENNEY CO. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... will also focus on state board pool to Norwich, for those taken. ning the investigation into a political issue. genuinely interested in the Glastonbury, 6334725 for ap­ MVM NIm m , Custom Builder Developer. FRECHETTE & MJUmN, opportunity to those who wish BOOKS • LUNCHEON pointment. proposals to increase and put on wishing to attend the hearing. Miss Paups is an opera stu­ Our product m tvIco dopartmont u residents of our facility. Con­ ^ HERITORS, «C. to be heard on the issue whether The investigation involved political appointees in state InlorvWwing lor Hm pooHlon of; tact Mrs. Post, our Director of 875-2260 dent in her senior year at the 203 Wain 8 t, iNanciiastar REALE'S CORNER r,' pro or con.” government leasing buildings from political friends at ul­ Nurses, at Meadows Convales­ NURSES AIDES - 7-3, full time • - O ' Hartt College of Music of the I BAZAAR AND 175 MAIN STREH PHONE 648-452S timate costs often far above the cost of outright purchases niEPHONE SALES cent Home, 333 Bidwell Street, or part time, experience ry University of Hartford. Last of the buildings. ^ TAG SALE Manchester. Call 647-9191 or preferred. Highest starting DIRECTIONS; EXIT 97 OFF l« 6 ONTO TUNNEL ROAD; REPRESENTATIVE CONTINUE THROUGH TUNNEL ANO TAKE LEFT ONTO IN-LAW APARTMENT con­ January, she appeared in a joint ;S Saturday, Nov. 9 stop in 8-3 p.m. salary, liberal fringe benefits. ECHO ROAD. recital with her brother, Talis, Op the bus line. East Hartford sisting of three rooms. Plus six- Police Picket S 10-3 Tolophono oxporlonco required to violinist, at the Latvian Community Activity C()UNTER SALES - Supply Convalescent Home, 745 Main room home, living room with REDWOOD FARMS, three St. Bartholomew’s shines brighter with work lor our Moncirattor Sorvico Street, East Hartford. fireplace, dining room, kitchen, bedroom Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car MANCHESTER Lutheran Church in Conlor. Hour* lloxiblo. Plena phono company has full-time opening HARTFORD (UPI) — About 100 off-duty policemen Church School the purchase of for sales. Salary open. bedroom on first floor with two garage, fireplaced living room OVERLOOKING T K WATER Manchester. M3-1167, Mr. Krouaa. SIX room Colonial completely bedrooms on second floor, and family room, aluminum COURT CASES She is the daughter of Mr. and picketed police headquarters Thursday demanding that (Corner East Middle Tpke. Jaycee Experience helpful. renovated inside ana out. 1400 square foot older 7-room, & Ludlow Road) Jobseekers, 568-1070. BARROWS A WALLACE screened porch, 2-car garage, siding, all appliances, low 50s. Mrs. Vilis Paups of 444 more shotguns be issued to patrols to better protect LIGHT Garage, 1 1/2 baths, nicely $38,000. Philbrick Agency, ^ r t n Agency, 233-2161, 649- year-round home in good con­ Hiilstown Rd. citizens and police. Lunch will be served. WELDER treed lot. Low 30s. Early oc­ “Eloctlon Wimwn’’ Realtors, 64&4200. dition. Qose to downtown, but CIRCUIT COURT 12 Warehouse Point, possession of LPN - weekends, 11 p.m. - 7 cupancy. Mr. Dwyer, Belfiore overlooking lovely Union ^ Sponsored by BULBS Legal Notices a.m. for a small facility for the Must be experienced in all Manchosttr Seuion marijuana, dismissed. Cases nolled (not prosecuted) The pickets also marched through downtown areas Agency, 647-1413. MANCHESTen a v ic in it y g St. Bartholomew's elderly in Manchester. Contact types of welding. Two years VERNON - Extraordinary MANCHESTER - New listing. Pond. 4 or 5 bedrooms, nice Douglas Pascoe, 20, of Hendee • Oscar P. Hills, 32, of West included; Oh That asking shoppers to support their call for an increase in the UgUOR PERMIT I Women’s Guild Sister Mary Therese, 647-9^. experience. Must read blue $29,900 — bVt room condo view. New 54’ custom Charming 4-room Cape-style backyard, central heating. An Rd., Andover was fined |75 and St., Hebron, hunting in a closed • John Faulkner, 18, of 390 number of shotguns carried by officers in cruisers. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FIVE room Ansaldi built Executive Home. Balcony, Clancey This is to rive noUce that I, James F. prints. Excellent fringe with central air conditioning, home in mint condition. Wall- exceptional value at $28,000 given a 60-day jail sentence on season, |25, and carrying a Lake St., Bolton, unlawful One shotgun is assigned to each of four sectors in which D'Amato Jr. of 566 Taylor St., Ranch. Two fireplaces, lovely plush carpeting, appliances, TRUCK TIRE changers, full­ benefits and pay. family room, country size carpeting, built-ins, and to-wall carpet abounds lee&lamont the charge of breach of peace dangerous weapon, nolled (not restraint and threatening. STAMFORD (UPI) - the city is divided and the policemen want Police Chief Manchester have filed an application time opening for local com­ huge fieldstone nreplace, throughout. Beamed living - stemming from an incident prosecuted). • John J. Flanagan, 22, of placarded 30, October 1974 wiUi Uie kitchen. Simply immaculate. multi-baths. exclusive dead-end road. 875-0000 872-4690 Thomas E. Clancey Sr., 74, Hugo J. Masini to increase the number to three per sector. Liquor Control Commission for a pany. Experiepce helpful. PRESSURE RLAST Mr. Matthew,. Belfiore Agency. room ceiling and spiral stair­ May 28. • John P. Rioux Jr., 28, of Bristol, possession of drugs. winner of the |100,000 prize in INDEX DRTIGGIST UqUOR (or the sale of Jobseekers. Open Saturdays. Reduced $4,000, $65,900. 649- case add to the true value. Jerome Martin, police union president, said the upcoming alcoholicic liquor on01 the premises 299 East MFG. INC. 647-1413. $32,500 — 6 room Cape with 8337. TTie sentence was suspended Main St., Coventry, hunting • Larry Robertson, 16, of 29 NOTICES 568-1070. Priced at $27,900. Zinsser Agen­ the Connecticut lottery, says he holiday season is also the start of the “robbery season” [ADVERTISING Center St., Mane:hester 41 CiMpel S t aluminum siding and garage and Pascoe was placed on without a license, |10, hunting Summer St., third-degree I 1 — Loit in d Found liie business will be owned by Paine cy. 646-1511. is “going to shoot the wife and and increased firepower is needed to protect the public as 2 — Pertonali ' Mandwster, Conn. MANCHESTER - Nice custom Excellent potential for office ANDOVER - Architecturally probation for one year. The in a closed season, |25, and criminal mischief and reckless get a 21-year-old blonde to Leon Pharmacy, Inc. of 299 Easf Center PART-TIME janitorial work, Cape. Formal dining room, well as policemen. 3 — Announcamsnti RATES St., Manchester ^ will be conducted by early morning, three-hour shift, Call Mrs. Brunetti, and home. distinctive 1851 early American ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful charge of evading responsibili­ carrying a dangerous weapon, endangerment. marry me for love and not for 4 — Entertainment James F. D'Amato Jr. as permittee. good size living room with 1 day ...... 9 t word per day Manchester area. Call 649-5334. colonial, 4 bedrooms, library, MANCHESTER $38,800 sweeping view of entire lake, 4- ty was nolled and Pascoe was noll^. • Douglas W. Tracy, 20, of money.” 5 — Auction* James F. D'Amato Jr. 643-2487 between 10 a.jn. - 5 fireplace, dinette kitchen. fireplaces, spacious formal room older home, modern bath, 3 m R Y E. HOSKING, 5, South Windsor, Thursday banks in the British West Idies. 9137. deceased ^ EXPERIENCED dy well-kept older Cape style Great exposure. An all-purpose building (36,000 sq. ft.) with on Nov. 12 and Nov. 26 at 8 p.m. charged, Thursday, with 62 — Trucks for Sale 'TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 duplex with Four bedrooms, fireplaced chocolate or butterscotch pud­ night. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William warehouseman wanted. home. Six rooms, and bath, 16’ ceilings, 3 truck doors, heavy power, etc. Industrial zone at the Society for Savings, 1765 ding, milk. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale three bedrooms each side, living room, eating space reckless driving in connection The driver of the other car, 64 — Molorcycles-BIcyclea E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must Previous experience in Fully air-conditioned, sprinklered. East Hartford. Ellington Rd. Disperse Crowds presented to the fiduciary named below dining room, kitchen and living kitchen, Florida room, two full private backyard with brook, 2- with the investigation of an ac­ Jean 0. Breton, 20, of East I 65 — Campers-Trallera-Moblle EXCERCISE INSTRUCTOR warehouse operations and fork □ REAL ESTATE baths, attached garage. Hurry, story 2-car garage with loft. BOSTON (UPI) — Three persons were arrested today as Homes ne^ed part-time, Monday - on or before Jan. 29,1975 or be barred by room with 80x140’ lot. Merritt Spesiker on the evening of Secondary Schools cident involving damage to two Hartford, was taken to law. The fiducian is: lift work necessary. Full-time won’t last long. Sentry Real $22,000. Double Dutch Realty, ^ FOR SALE or LEASE Nov. 12 will be Atty. M. 66 — Automotive Service ' Friday, 6-9 p.m., alternating position for reliable, eager to Agency, 646-1180. Monday; No school. parked cars and private proper­ Manchester Memorial Hospital police dispersed about 250 black and white youths who 67 — Autos (or Rant-Lease James Richard Hosklng Estate, 289-4331. M.L.V. Blauvelt, Realtor, 8 ^ Hatcher Norris of Hartford who Saturdays. Experience 90 Beelzebub Road work individual. Good benefits. Homaa For Bala 23 8121. Tuesday; Pizza, salad, Italian ty- for treatment, police said. were milling about taunting each other outside Hyde Park SouUi Windsor, Conn. 06074 WEST CENTER STREET- Im­ will speak on the legal aspects preferred, but will train. Call Please call 528-9228 between 10- bread and butter, ice cream Police said Palozle struck Whitmore is scheduled to High School annex during the ninth week of a court ordered 643-8076 between 1-3 p.m. maculate 7-room Colonial, 3 MANCHESTER - McKinley *• Single story industrial bldg. 16’ ceilings. Fully air con­ of divorce and separation. A ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 for appointment. MANCHESTER - Reduced for MANCHESTER - Charming six cup, milk. two cars In a parking area off appear in Circuit Court 12, East plan to integrate the Boston public school system by busing. quick sale, 5 1/2 room Cape, 1 bedrooms, formal dining room, Street. Lovely custom six-room ditioned, sprinklered. 10 truck dock. Heavy floor load written and oral question and Wednesday; Chef’s Day. Cottage St., a wall, fence, patio, 20’ family room, 3-car garage. room rustic Cape, city water Hartford, Nov. 25. It marked the third consecutive day police had to dis­ 1/2 baths, garage, eat-in Split, 11 years old, 11/2 baths, 3 and sewer, low taxes and and power. 4V4 acres. 500 car parking. East Hartford. answer period will follow his Thursday; Turkey with light post, and some bushes and perse crowds at the school. □ N O T IC E S HELP NEEDED to sell kitchen, Parkade area. LaPen- Merritt Agency, 646-1180. bedrooms, sliding glass doors discussion. Legal Notice PHARMACIST maintenance. Located on a WE NEED LISTINGS NOW - SO gravy, cranberry sauce, trees. South Windsor Police have flowers, Friday, Saturday or ta Agency, Realtqr, 646-2440. from living room to patio, gar­ $20,000 par year EXCELLENT Six-room Cape - age. Professionally landscaped. large lot in a quiet DO COME OR CALL The second seminar will be whipped potatoes, stuffing, Palozle was taken to located the driver of the third Sunday at outdoor flower sta._ Chapter 34 neighborhood. Price, $30,900. held Nov. 26 and the guest Lost and Found Must have car and be willing to City utilities, amesite drive, Priced below replacement green peas, bread and butter, Rockville General Hospital, car believed to have been in­ PARKING OF MOTOR TOLLAND - A warm home Equal housing opportunity. speaker will be Ronald W. travel. H you can work any or trimmed in sunshine. Six-room combinations, oil heat, quiet value. Only $37,9()0. Arruda jello, milk. treated and released. He was volved in a fatal accident by the LOST - Gold ring with diamond VEHICLES Full-time, 48 hours per week. Colli-Wagner Realtors, 289- /^ a l Long. Long is in private prac­ all of Rlk above days, contact ^ u n t ^ ^ a ^ , acre lot. Low neighborhood, quick occupancy. Realty, 644-1539. Friday; ’Tuna sub with lettuce released on a |250 non-surety Wapplng Shopping Plaza and 3 chips on each side on ON ROADS ACCEPTED All benefits including pension Priced at only $31,900. (Charles 0241. tice at the Hartford Family S.D.R. Enterprises, Andover, and tomato, potato chips, pickle bond for appearance in Circuit Tuesday night. Thursday, October 10. Reward. Conn. 742-9965. OR MAINTAINED BY TOWN plan. Best references Lesperance, M9-7620. ■ Institute. He holds master’s chips, soup, cake with Ctourt 12, Rockville, Dec. 3. Police said calls from per­ Call 643-6360. Section 34-4 of the Ordinances required. Greater Hartford , degree in social work trom me EAST HARTFORD - Im­ chocolate sauce, milk. Michael Bilodeau, 22, of 61 sons who were in the area at the NEEDED - Mature woman to of the Town of Manchester is area. maculate 6 room Split, three OWNER will finance, six room SENTRY University of Clinical social Briefs West St., Rockville, was FIRIPLACES LOST - Black angora - like work in physician’s office. hereby repealed and the bedrooms, paneled family Colonial, fireplace, 11/2 baths, Real Estate time helped locate the driver, female kitten with some white workers and the American The Wapplng Church V^men charged with cultivation of Some knowledge of following is substituted in lieu room, 1 l/2baths, basemeni^, screened porch, desirable loca­ James J. Callahan, 84, of 50 long hairs on back, vicinity Write Box “QQ”, Manchester tion. Manchester. 649-5448. Association of Marriage and will hold an executive board marijuana and two counts of Elm St., South Windsor. sv fire -g lo w bookkeeping is needed. Nursing thereof: pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. Family Therapists. Hemlock and Liberty Streets. experience desirable but not Herald. meeting Monday, Nov. 11 at the possession of marijuana. Police said no charges have Sec. 34-4 There shall be no Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. These seminars are a first in Children heartbroken. 649-2536. necessary. Write Box M, NEW RAISED Ranch on home of Marlse Browning, 80 Police said Bilodeau was been placed against Callahan REAL WOOD BURNING FIREPLACES parking on any public highway a series of information Manchester Herald. PRINCETON STREET - Clean Grandview Street. Now is the Graham Rd. at 8 p.m. arrested at his home. He was who they said did not flee from Penonele 2 or designated municipally time to pick your colors. T. J. programs for the community 4 bedroom Colonial in the released on a |500 non-surety the scene. Police said Callahan owned, leased or operate off LIVE-IN domestic help for Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. and are open to the public. PART-TIME waitresses and general housework, including center of town. Walk to all The South Windsor Senior bond for appearance in Circuit said he stopped at the scene and RIDE WANTED-’from Route 30 cocktail waitresses, street parking area or lot in the For further information call Built-in Units care of four month old child, schools. Owners building a new Citizens will meet Wednesday, Court 12, Rockville, Dec. 3. waited for some time but did , Vernon to vicinity of G.Fox, experienced. Call 289-7929. Town of Manchester between house, want this one sold. So- the South Windsor (immunity Walter C. Stephen, 32, of 112 for any room Hartford, working hours, 8- the hours of 2:00 A.M. and 6 nn must be able to take over run- Nov. 13 in the hall at St. Peter’s not think he was involved. The Podunk Mill Tavern nine of household.* Private give us a call and “Start , PERFECTIPM Service (^uncil Office, 644- High St., Rockville, was 4:30. Call 872-6^ after 3:30 Restaurant, 989 Ellington Road, A.M. from November 1 through Episcopal C3iurch, Graham Rd. accident, which took the life of p.m. facilities and all conveniences packing” . T. J. Crockett, In design, quillly end Tooetlon. 2509. South Windsor. March 31. Deluxe 6-room nsnch, specious at 1 p.m. charged with Intoxication in Jessica Williams of available in excellent home. Realtor, 643-1577. School Lunches Anyone violating this Or­ living room, 1 VI bsths, 2-cer gtrege, After refreshments and a connection with the investiga­ Manchester, is still under in­ Written references required. 2 flreplsce*. Ideel lot In prime eree. Announcementa DEPENDABLE High School MANCHESTER - 8-room The following lunches will be brief meeting the members are tion of a disturbance iit his vestigation, police said. dinance shall be fined Five 749-3471 between 9-4. Impeooeble. Cell Suzanne or Arthur •erved in the South Windsor home. student to mow, rake, shovel in ($5.00) Dollars. Contemporary, 4 large Shorts. 646-3233. invited to play bingo. WANTED - Persons interested Scott Drive area. Call evenings, bedrooms, 2V4 baths, magnifi­ schools during the week of Nov. He was released on a $50 non- in forming Corvette (Hub con­ Voted by Board of Directors RECEPTIONIST - Full-time J. w A Tsi mgi CO. 11-15: 649-1415. isitlon for security company. cent view. Asking $66,900. The Ladies Guild of St. Fran­ surety bond for court tact Ted at 649-9235 mornings or 8/2/66 Boxed In Kours 8-4; Jobseekers. Open Warren E. Howland; Realtors. M anchaK r^^ 647-8138 cis of Assisi (Thurch is com­ appearance Dec. 3. weekends. SERVICE STATION Mechanic Advertised 8/10/66 643-1108. EIbworIh School OLD SAYBR(X)K (UPI) - Free Standing *••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Effective 8/20/66 Saturdays. 568-1070. _Equel.Houilng Opportunity pleting plans for a holldy auc­ ELLINGTON - General repairs, experienced, Monday: No School. Police say a burglar Uterally tion of handicrafts and other Randy Neff, 16, of Crystal Bonda-Stoeka-Mortgagan 8 good references, dependable, GAL FRIDAY - General office ‘boxed himself In” while trying ■OLTON Tuesday: Pizza, salad, lUlian Items. The auction is scheduled Lake, Ellington, was charged Accetsoriss own tools, willing to work long procedure, full-time, days 9-5, DELUXE CAPE under con­ JUST ONE OF SEVERALI bread and butter, ice cream to avoid capture in a variety MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ hours. Apply in person after 1 for 7;30 p.m. Nov. 13 at the Thursday with Intoxication, T Sereins, Ensamblis, Grates INVITATION TO BID East Hartford. Jobseekers. struction on Ashworth Street. NEW USTINSI , milk. store. Felder U. Young Jr., 28, cond, third. All kinds. Realty p.m. daily. Silver Lane Shell, ANTIQUE COLONIAL New Raised Ranches available In Tolland. All feature 2 church hall, Ellington Rd. breach of peace and possession Sealed bids will be received in Open Saturdays. 568-1070. Many quality features. Drive by ^Immaculate custom built brick Capa In convenient loca­ Wednesday; Chef’s Day. of Old 'Saybrook, was charged statewide, (h'edit rating un- 252 S p e n c e r S tr e e t, and then call T. J. Crockett, baths, easy access to 1-86. Wooded lots. Immediate oc­ Auctioneer will be Emmet R. of marijuana in connection with nw em ry. Reasonable. Con- the Office of The Director of tion. Three bedroorhs, formal dining room, two full baths, Thursday: Turkey with with third degree burglary and Manchester. 9Vt rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Realtor, 643-1577. cupancy and most Important - priced from $41,900 to Gemme', past president of the the investigation of a distur­ fidential, quick arrangements / General Services, 41 Center PHONE PROM home to ser­ 2-car garage, extras. Call for Inspection. 289-4331. gravy, cranberry sauce, baths, all rooms fully $45,900. Call 672-7311. Capital City Klwanis Qub and a second degree larceny after Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-r-7971. REAL ESTATE Career. Earn Street, Manchester, Connec­ vice our customers for super bance at the ’Triangle Market earnings. Choose own hours. carpeted, large oversized TWIN HILLS DRIVE Coventry whipped potato, atuffing, green member of the National Auc­ on Rt. 140, Ellington. police found him hiding inside a 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- $12,000 yearly plus. For a con­ ticut until November 21,1974 at peas, bread and batter, jello, cardboard box at Malloy’s ford. Evenings, 2334879’. Call 6^-1810. family room with flagstone - Four room Ranch, lot tioneer Association. Police said Neff was distur­ fidential interview. Pasek 11:00 a.m. for the following; 106 x469’, oak floors, fireplace, SUPER NEW LISTING! mlBi. Variety Store early l^ursday. and carpeted floor, plus of­ Items will be auctioned bing customers at and around Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. RECREATION garage underneath and at­ We’ve just listed a Moss’s built 6-room Colonial which has Friday: Fish sticks or ham-' p e y said they were searching MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd RNS and LPNS, 7-3, 3-11, full fice, swimming pool and bath beginning at 8 p.m. The public the grocery store. Two DEPARTMENT ATHLETfc tached garage holds camper to be seen. This home Is only for the most selective buyer berg on a bun, catsup, tartar is invited. the store after spotting a rear mortgages — interim financing SECRETARY - Challenging SUPPLIES time or part time, excellent house. Beautifully landscaped (9x9 doorway). Call owner, 1- packages of marljunana were - expeditious and confidential starting salary, liberal fringe who Is seeking quality, spaciousness, executive area but SENTRY entrance forced open, and found and exceptional full-time pos­ IV4 acre. Aluminum storm m e t, nowstard, reliah, french found in his possession, police Ban Franklins Bid forms, plans and 859-1301. retaining Individuality. Low 50’s. Call 872-7311. fries, cole slaw, pudding, milk. service, J.D. Real Estate tion with dynamic, fast-moving benefits. Thorougit orientation doors, windows. Oil hot water The Temple Beth Hlllel, Young in the box, apparently Assoc. 648-l9e0. specificatoins are available at i^ n' it isL* Real Estate Sarvleoa said. He is scheduled to appear consultlng/research, firm In and In-service program. On the baseboard radiation 3-zone Foster Rd., South Windsor will waiting out the search. Police the General Service Office, 41 bus line. Bast Hartford Con- EAST HARTFORD - Spec­ In Circuit Court 12, Rockville, SQiu n6 hdd on him s lurffc Glastonbury. Shorthand and heat, copper plumbing, arte­ tacular 4-bedroom La(;ava B m ao lary School ^ u c t a New Member Sab­ Dec. 3. ire-glow efitf.__ excellent typing a must. Con­ Center Street, Manchester, plescent Home, 748 Main MANCHESTER 301 MfrilMRa. 20 Comtootieiil IML M ood^ No achooL amount of cash, jewelry and Help Wanted IS sian well, 2V(icar garage. Colonial. First-floor family bath tonight honoring all new RT. S3 VIRNON, CONN. tact Mrs. Anderson, 633-6743. Connecticut. Street, East Hartford. Newly listed maintenance-free Condo In excellent location. Vimon - 872-7311 E M lH a rtfo n l-ttM Itf ,1 R am taif on a bun, SOUTH WINDSOR checks from the store. He was Asking $65,000. room, carpeting throughout, 2- Temple families. 2 Miles Worth of Vernon Circio on Rt. 83 Town of Manchester Throe bedrooms, 2'A baths, central air-conditioning, wall- iBUsMinl and .nlW i, Warren Whitmore, 53, of wing held under $300 bond pen­ PART-TIME help mornings, 8 WOMAN FOR general car garage, huge rear deck All new and old members are (MtrTOlMBUMtl MECHANIC ■ Work part-time, Connecticut facing private woods. to-wall carpeting, all appliances. Low, low 30’s. Call 289- REALTOR - MLS petite griff, Broad Brook, was charged with ding an appearance In Circuit a.m.-l p.m. Man to change mornins-afternoons, laU ry housecleaning, one orlwo mor- F.M .QUL AGENCY c m , urged to attend. Opgi: Toit..Fri.. 10:8M;0C fc t, lilM iM lea., 11:004:00 Robert B. Weiss Immediate occupancy. 6il-de- 4331. Vernon Board of Roelton, ManotMilBr O oirt j f l making an ^^piroper left turn in Court 9 in Middletown Dec. 14. CL *5 Brown’s Tire open. Hartford company. 643^*10^ one day a week. Call 843-2682 Shop 333 Main St., Manchester. General Manager sac. 60’r. Warren E. Howland, Hartford f f Jobseekers, 58A-1070. •i Realtors, 643-1108. « V PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Frl.. Nov. 8. 1974 c « ... f>,.. ------Arllelaa lor Sala 41 Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Rooma for Rant ' fo r Salt Apartmanta For Rant 53 Agartmanta For Rant 83 HomM 23 Homoa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala Apartmanta For Rant 23 Sarvleaa Otiarad 31 Bulldlng-Contraotlng 33 Arllelaa tor Sala ^ Apartmanta For Rant 83 AparVnanta For Rant 41 Artlelaa for Sala 41 FREE WHITE Angora cat - MALE ROOMMATE wanted - THREE ROOM apartment, MANCHESTER - BOWERS SCHOOL Cape, large Altered male. AH shots. Affec­ 2-bedroom Offered by the 89 WELLS STREET - “Price CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Air-conditioning, color TV, available December 1st, heat, apartment, ap )lia n c e s . ^0-FA M ILY - Four rooms, ROCKVILLE - 3 1/2 room living room, modem kitchen, Reduced” for quick sale. Now B m n m KZ HOLIDAY Skli with Dovre TAG SALE - clothes, furniture tionate. Call 2284617. swimming pool. Reasonable. rec room, garage, treed lot, very reasonable work hot water, appliances, garage. Available Immediat ily. Securi- apartment, heat, appliances, KPARTMiirr $25,000. Hagler Real Estate, IMPMVEIIiNTCa bindings, 175cm, $40. Kastle and miscellaneous household Near Vernon Circle. 875-1333 or parking, adults, no pets. Seoiri- 129,000. Philbrick Agency, 643-6624. gim nteed, call anytime. 649- skis with Skifree bindings, 170 NEW ZEAUND Bunnies • $3 8754141. RENTAL OFFICE Realtors, 646-4200. PHILBRICK Bamt» liMis«PiiloCorars items. 465 East Middle ’Turn­ ty. $125 monthly. Shown by ap­ 6 cm, $30. Reicher size 8 girl’s ski pike, November 8, 9, 10, 9-5. each. Can 87^7277. J S a ~ ______L_ M pointment, 646-1060. We have § large variety of VERNON STREET - seven Additions • Rso 600ms booto, $30. 649-2210 after 5. COMFORTABLE ROOM, plea- deluxe one and two-bedroom BOLTON - Trees surround this ALTERATIONS - Dresses, EAST HARTFORD - 2-bedroom room split level with two baths, Kitchsiis • Roolte YARD SALE - Old wood stoves, NORWEGIAN Elkhound - sant location, parking, on bus MANCHESTER - Brand new 3- EAST HARTFORD - Three- MANCHESTER - three room apartments and townhouses immaculate eight room coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. Beautifully marked 6-mooth old apartment in 6-family building. AGENCY one car garage. Selling for $42,- Quality workmanship. Call 649- Mufflinum SMng STfKIK UP on firewood for Glenwood Oak, Hub Jr. Oak, log GIANT TAG SALE - Saturday line. Must have references. Call bedroom Duplex in quiet Availabie immediately. P u r i ­ room apartment, second floor, apartment, heat, „n.hot wniprwater. throu^KHit Manchester. Ren­ aluminum sided Colonial in 900. Large in-ground swimming winter. Seasoned hardwood, $40 and Sunday, 104. shaddy Lane, female. Registered AKC, aU 6494526. centrally iw a t^ , M35 monthly appliances, and carpetine in- prime neighborhood. Four I FARM — 50 acres, mostly 7554. Wortiing with old Bom Boordo ind burner, oak table, wagon wheel, neighborhood. Includes ty required. $160. Eastern 646- ter office open dally fnmi M , pool, 10(n300 lot. Now vacant. Htnd Mown Boami A apooloHy unsplit, $50 split,, cord, old trunk, chairs, rocker. Much Bolton. diots. Moving, must seU. $100. includes h e a l hot w ater, eluded. To suWet onTmonli or large bedrooins, first floor Icleared and level land, 8 room 6494290. appliances and is fully oUier times by appointment. T. J. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. delivered. 875-8782, 646-5253. more. Saturday and Sunday, ROOM FOR rent, heated, carpeted. $280 monthly. Heat parking and appliances. No lease. Hilliard Street. 646-5408 m family room, walk-out base- Ihouse, barn, two large poultry PIANO TUNING - Thirty years Kogsr Isrrstt 646-6822 children. No pei experience, graduate Hartt rain or shine, 9-5, 43 Plymouth ’TAG SALE - Household items, shower, parking, very not included. No pets. Seci:urity FOUR-ROOM apartment - pets. References By RALFK PASIK ment, 2-car garage. Excep­ Ihouses, 2-car garage. Lota-Land tor Sala 24 clothes, miscellaneous. CoUec- FREE - Two adorable, box reasonable. Working gentleman required. 633-7850 after ’el'm .' MMTO OfTERPIFSES, ML e r a tional landscaping. A lovely College of Music. Ward Krause, Lane, Bolton, Conn. and references required. Call Heat, hot water. (Jail 6494311. SPACIOUS 4-room, second For a housing idea that’s 643-5 TWO HR78-14 White side wall tora items, rain or shine 8:30- trained Tiger kitten. Six weeks preferred. Call 649-9167. 647-9936. floor apartment, appliances, 24M Nin state ICS msIv been around in the United home. 251,900. Warren E. I r AISED r a n c h - 7V4 ANDOVER — Three wooded, Firestone belted rayon radial 5:30. Saturday and Sunday at old. CaU after 3. ONE BEDROOM furnished fw-im Howland, Realtors. 643-1108. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 GIANT GARAGE SALE - Ten ®®*’P«ted, sundeck, parking. States barely a decade I rooms, modern kitchen, surveyed and approved lots, up SNOW PLOWING-south and Town and Country tires, with families, miscellaneous soup to 291 Kennedy Road, Manchester. MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom apartment, centrally located, Available November 15. ^ u n - SHELTIE puppies, four AKC first.floorapartment. Available $160 mohthly includes all r m I (although they existed in an­ ■ dining room, 3 bedrooms, to 9 acres. Priced from $13,50()! east areas of Manchester. Free BIDWELL Home Improvement studs. Used 1,000 miles. $100 nuts. Saturday, Sunday, 10-5^ 51 Apartmanta For Rant 83 family, 44, includes range, dis­ ty deposit required. Prefer I family room, rec room, wall- Call Warren E. Howland, Co. Expert installation of cash. Ask for Kathie, 9-5, 646- Mill Street. TAG SALE - 189 Laurel St., champion bred and well posal, dishwasher, washer and immediately. Security utilities. For information call working couple or two mature MANCHESTER - Working in cient Rome), condominiums FOUR BEDROOMS estimates. Reasonable. Call 649-5271. Ito-wall, 2-car garage, large Realtor, 643-1108. aluminum siding, gutters and 1924. ^ t h Windsor, Vernon Circle marked.^^1 875-1780. dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting required. $155. Eastern, 649 persons. 649-2252 after 6 Hartford? Rocky Hill Ts 8 have grown spectacularly; LARGE 7 room Colonial, IVi mornings, 646-5489. to Kelly Road to Laurel. Satur­ WE HAVE customers waiting 8250. minutes to work. South on 91 today they are our most baths, aluminum siding, gar­ lot.239,900. trims. Roofing installation and 1967 SUZUKI 150, very good for the rental of your apartment and parking. Full basement, COVENTRY - Beautiful 10 repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. THE proven carpet cleaner day and Sunday, 104. Dry sink, SHETLAND Sheep MANCHEISTER - three rooms, M. No traffic jams, one and prevalent form of new age, fenced treed lot, pool. SNOWPLOWING - Driveways, condition, $200. 7 1/2 h.p. AKC, sable and white, per­ or home. J.D. Real Estate $250 monthly. Tenant pays THREE-ROOM apartment - [BOWERS SCHOOL - Cape, acres of land, approximately Blue Lustre is easy on the Stallion riding lawn mower large ceiling Tiffany lamp, utiHties. Jesdor Realty, 633- VERNON - One-bedroom one bedroom, duplex, $155. Furnished or unfurnished. two g ro o m s, from $19(14275. housing...The condominium 251,900 parking lots, expert service. sonality plus. Ideal forbet or Associates, Inc. 646-1980. [large living room, modem 800’ frontage, suitable for For a free estimate call 646- HORACE Tetrault — Siding, budget. Restores forgotten with snow plow attachment, drapes and other treasures. townhouses available for im­ Security, stove, refrigerator. Quiet, convenient location includes heat, hot water, sauna, — an apartment or town show. Raised on love at Pride’n mediate occupancy. Design^ Pasek Realtors, 289-7fl'5, 742- HUTCHINS AGENCY [kitchen, rec room, garage, building homes. Asking $20,000. 4758. roofing, storm windows, aw­ colors. Rent electric sham- $200. 4 h.p. Rupp mini bike, kick Working adults only. No pets health club, pool, tennis house you buy instead of rent Call F. M. Gaal Agency, M3- TAG SALE - Books, 'lassware LfWKING forlor ananything in real for comfort, convenience and 8243. 643-2880. ^ membership, all services 646-3166 [treed lot. 229,000. nings. Quality workmanship, ppoer. $1. E. A. Johnson Paint start, very good condition, $125...... estate rental — apartments. MANCHESTER - Nice one- — has been called “the last 2682. SNOW PLOWING - Commer- free estimates. Fully insured. Company, 649-9944 after 5 p.m. odds and ends. Saturday, 1761/2 bedroom apartment. Includes pleasure. Features include away. Telephone Spruce, rear of Polly cleaners. Uvaatoek 44 homes, multiple dwellings, no private entrances, slate foyer, Great Meadow 529-7451. hope of middle-class CONTEMPORARY Raised cial and residential. Phone 649- 872-9187, 649-3417. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate heat and appliances. $175 housing”...Most of the con- MANCHESTER - Authentic SHERWOOD FOREST, Becket, 3015 after 4 p.m. CONSIGNMENTS wanted - fur­ monthly. Paul W. Dougan, total convenience kitchen, for­ Autoa For Sala 51 Autoa For Sala Colonial reproduction. Four [Ranch .-^ Large, modern REGISTERED American Associates, Inc. 646-1980. mal dining room and living 51 Autoa For Sala 81 I dos (as the trade knows it) Mass. Lot 80x150. Priced to sell ROOFING - Specializing niture, paintings, leather, and TAG SALE -161 School Street, * TAG SALE - Household and Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double [kitchen with pantry, formal at $1,300. Hagler Real Estate, Manchester, 10-4, Saturday. misceUaneous items. Kitchen saddlebred, gelding, 6. 16 room area, open balcony built today are either hi^- SHEET METAL - warm air repairing roofs, new roofs, handmade crafts. Call Robin MANCHESTER - Modem two- garage, Lookout Mountain [dining room with built-ins, 643-6624. after 4:30, 643-4643. Juvenile furniture, household set, sofa, 23 Linwood Drive, hands, must sell, excellent bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain­ I rise apartments or attached systems. New, renovations and gutter work, chimneys, cleaned beginners mount. Best offer. bedroom apartments, MANCHESTER - Newer 2- area. Must see to appreciate. [living room with cathedral and re p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs goods, children’s clothing size Manchester, Saturday and Sun­ bedroom Duplex, half of two ment room, patio and deck town houses clustered Hayes Corporation, 64&8131. additions. Reasonable, free es­ 0-6, auto parts. day, 104. 64^1175. carpeting, no pets. Avaiiable area, individual washer and [ceiling and fieldstone timates. Call 649-9098 anytime. experience. Free estimates. COME SEE the Robin’s Nest, immediately. Security family. Includes appliances. around an open space on a I fireplace from floor to celling, Howley, 643-5361. 521 East Middle Turnpike, Full basement. $21() monthly. dryer, storage area, air- FOUR-BEDROOM oversized Boata-Accaaaorlaa 45 required. $195. Eastern, 64^ conditioning, master TV anten­ fairly large tract...The [redwood paneling, four Real Estate Wanted SAVE MONEY - We repair (rear). Next to “Nothing SNOWMOBILE - 1968 Polaris BRASS BED - Circa 1880. Dou­ 8250, 646-5858. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- buyer owns his con­ Cape. Full shed dormer, 2-car Colt with cover. Running condi­ ble size, excellent condition, 4535, 646-1021. na. $245 per month including I bedrooms, 2 full baths, large your small appliances, vacs, ROOFING - Installation and New.” Consignments wanted 16’ LAPSTRAKE fiberglass dominium outright — right garage, park-like yard. High SELLING your home or repairs, gutters, storm win­ Opening Saturday, 11/9/74. tion. $100. Call 649-1448. polished. $425. Call 872-0818 any heat and not water. Please call 30’s for fast sale. Belfiore Agen­ family room with fireplace, shavers, typewriters, TV and time. boat with 1973 Chrysler 55 STAFFORD SPRINGS - Newly 872.-0528 Monday through up to the outside coat of acreage? For prompt friendly Stereo. Appliance Servicenter, dows, doors. Experienced MANCHESTER - Newer one- cy, 647-1413. I den or library, 5 sliding glass service, call Louis Dimock TAG SALE - Everything must engine, complete with canvass redecorated, one and two- Friday, 8-5 p.m. CLOSE paint...In the next 10 years, [doors, 2 large decks, 2-car 707 Main, Manchester, 643-7577. quality workmanship. Fully in­ TAG SALE - Moving. All offers and trailer, $1,800. 742-6607. bedroom apartments, heat and bedroom apartment. Quiet Realty, 649-9823. sured. Free estimates. considered. Saturday and Sun­ go, priced for your pocketbook. SEASONED hardwood, split, location, includes heat, condominiums may be the I garage, large lot. 268,500. November 9th, 10th, 10-4, one sawed and delivered. $50 per hot water included, children un­ o n ly kind of new housing MANCHESTER SNOW PLOWING - Residential Reasonable prices. Rick day, November 9-10,9 Emerson* der 3 accepted. No pets. appliances and carpeting. $195 ALL CASH for your property Burnett, 646-30()5. quarter mile passed Bolton cord. C. Hutchinson, 643-5373. •*•••••••••••••••••••••••••• AVAILABLE Immediately - available for or commercial. Call Tim Ryder Street. 40” Westinghouse elec­ Available immediately. Securi­ monthly. Paul W. Dougan, COLONIAL FOUR FAMILY - Four 4-1 within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, at 643-5575. tric range, self-cleaning oven, Dairy on right. Watch for signs, Qardan Producta 47 Realtor, 6434535. 646-1021. Pleasant 3-room apartment, millions...Learning how to last time for sale. ZENITH console'TV black and ty req u ired . From $140. centrally located. Carpeting, room apartments. Good in-l instant service. Hayes Agency, ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, one year old, $250. 647-1731. Eastern, 646-8250 or Superinten- live with as well as in a con­ Plenty of room for the come. Handy location. Owner! 646- 0131. ^ ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• chimneys, m tters. Free es­ white, will take $35. Needs FRESH sweet apple cider and BRAND NEW 2-family home, appliances and heat. No pets. OUT dant after 5 p.m., 6 8 4 -^ . Lease and security. $175. 649- dominium is an economic growing family in this 8-room, will assist in financing.[ Painting-Paparing 32 timates, fully insured. Days, ENGLISH SE’TTER puppies for TAG SALE - Rain or shine, small repair. Call 649-6377. wples. (Macouns, Mcintosh). two 4-room apartments in­ Saturday 11/9/74, 11-4, 49 3978 or 6464780. and social skill many of us 4-bedroom Colonial. Lots of Excellent value at 259,600. WE WILL buy your house. Call evenings, 529-8056. Paul sale. Reasonable. Phone 649- Botti’s Fruit Farm, 260 Bush VILLAGER APARTMENTS - cluding wall-to-wall carpeting, will have to pick up!... anytime, Hutchins Agency, Cosgrove, 643-5364. 2558. Rachel Road, apartment C, off TAG SALE - Inside m is­ Hill Road, Manchester. washer, dryer, dishwasher, dis­ new wall-to-wall carpet, gar­ PAPER HANGING and ceiling Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 FIVE ROOM duplex, no [GLASTONBURY - Colonial I Realtors, 646-3166. painting, reasonable rates. Oakland Street, All household cellaneous household and posal, oven and range. Parking WHAT IS YOUR age, treed lot, Bentley School items. Christmas items, small tiled baths, wall-to-wall children, no pets, garage, elec­ LAST CALL ON BRAND NEW 8^4 rooms on large treed lot, 2 Leonard Spiegelberg. 643-9112. BARBY DOLL dresses, 50 PICK YOUR OWN potatoes at for 4 cars. Security and PROPERTY WORTH? WEl area. Immaculate throughout. appliances, coffee table, chair, carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, tric stove, Frigidaire. $150. full baths, 16x28 family room, 1 SELLING your house? Call us Haating-Plumbing 35 cents. Complete wedding out­ the Ck)m Crib, Buckland Road, heat, hot water, patio, full base­ references. $295 monthly. 'Te­ WILL INSPECT YOUR Immediate occupancy first and we’ll make you a cash bookcase, console radio and South Windsor. Due to labor monthly. 52 School Street, den, sewing room. 4-car gar­ B.H. MAGOWAN, JR. & SONS fits, $2.25. Bridesmaid dresses, TAG SALE - Saturday and Sun­ ment. No pets. 649-7620. nant pays utilities. Jesdor Real­ [PROPERTY AND SUGGEST 235,900. offer. One day service. T. J. $1. 643-6452. phono, drapery and curtain problems we offer any quantity ty, 633-1411. between 12-8 p.m. age, pool, cement patio, 245,-1 - Painting and paperhanging. SEWERLINES, sink lines, day from 11-5. Men’s, women’s, AND SLIGHTLY USED ‘iN ASKING PRICE. (NO Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Free estimates. Fully insured. cleaned with electric cutters, material. 114:30, November ^ at depression prices. Saturday . FJ.SnLECKI REALTOR 1500. kid’s clothes. Books and toys. 10 and all week, no junk. 29 VERNON - Willow Brook IBLIGATION) Call 643-7361. by professionals. McKinney 6x6’ AVACADO fluffy bathroom 188 E ld rid g e S tr e e t, ...... Apartments, one and two FOUR R(X)M apartment, heat, Ask us about our 643-2121 IMMEDIATE cash for your Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ rug, never used, $20. Cost $M. Barry Road, Manchester. 649- hot water, cooking gas, stove CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12-1 Manchester. 2637. Antiquaa bedrooms. From $180. Includes 7 4 LEFTOVERS ' property. Let us explain our PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ pany, 643-5308. 649-1665. 48 heat, hot water, appliances, refrigerator, wall-to-wallall-to- . auBrantee sales plan room antique Colonial com- fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, carpeting, $185. Adults only, no PRESIDENTIAL VERSATILE! - Four-bedroom ting, wallpapering, spray/brush JUNQUE SALE - Books, carpet, air-conditioning, pool. r a TODAY.. pletely restored and in 647- 1413. painting. Fair prices, fully in­ NO JOB too small, toilet CHERRY Double bed bookcase TAG SALE - Furniture, oriental WANTED AnU,». S ‘'c;r£rSL '''Sl; Jn-Kif ®l°***®“* bargain pricaa on our romalning Naw 1974’a and home with 2-car oversized gar­ excellent condition. 4| households, miscellaneous. rugs, antiques and many VILU6E APTS. slightly usad 1974 Company Cara. Kara la Juat a faw aampla buys. . . ^ S tob* sured, experienced and depen­ repairs, plugged drains, kitchen headboard, $10. Approximately Saturday and Sunday, 9:30-3:30. age off East Center Street. fireplaces, 2V2 baths, income-1 40 yards linen weave material, decorative and useful household other’ antique Ttems” November 1st. Call 643-9678. Ideal for wowing family on a dable. 643-1671. faucets replaced, repaired, rec 135 Brandy Street, half-mile B- Superintendant, MANCHESTER PASEK REAL ESTATE producing 3-room studio] rooms, bathroorji remodeling, 79 cents per yard. Four items. Saturday and Sunday, 10- Harrison, 643^09. budget. Simply immaculate! passed Bolton High, 2. 171 East Center Street, CONSULTANTS apartment and 2-room antique PAINTING - Saye 30 - 60%. heat modernization, etc. Free matching cherry chairs, THREE ROOMS - First floor, AVAILABLE immediately, One and two bedroorQs. Two air-conditioners, new cir­ shop. excellent condition, reproduc­ Apartment 5-A. PAIR HEART-Shaped ice modern 3-room apartment, NEW 1974 VEGA 608 BURNSIDE AVE. cuit breakers, washer. All cur­ Five years experience. estimates gladly given. M & M REFRIGERATOR, Norge 19 with heat and appliances, no Near schools, churches Excellent references. Pete, 742- Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. tions. 742-9137. cream chairs with table, $65. carpeted, appliances, parking, 2 door Coupe, 140-2 engine, standard transmission, NEW 1974 IMPALA E. HARTFORD tains and draMs will stay. Tru­ [TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. cubic feet, 202 lb., bottom WHITE STEEL office desk, pets, one months security and shopping center, on ■ 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Black walnut round table, $95. required. Available November storage. Lease and security deluxe bumpers, bumper guerdt, undercoat. Carter Sport Coupe, V-8 engine, eutometic tranemlaalon, air 289-7475 ly an unusual value in the mid Central heat, one block to bus Bzzzzzzzz in and tee our freezer. Excellent condition, white formica 5x2 1/2’ top, like bus lim^Call anytime. Care, STK 3160 condlUonIng, vinyl roof, vinyl trim. Unted glaae, busy Bea. We’re ready, TOWNE Plumbing Service, TAG SALE - November 9, 37 649-8331. Mini trunk with metal floral 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur­ required. Hilliard Street. Call 30’s. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. line. 237,500. Wellington Road, 10-4. Clothes, new, $100. Phone 647-9747. decoration, $16. Gate-leg table after 6. 649-7289. No dogs. belts, radio, remote control mirror, body mouMlnos willing and able to attitt J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom repairs, alterations, vanity days 6-8, 28 Church Street. wheel covera, whitewall Urea, undarcoat Carter Care! f decorating. Interior painting. cabinets a specialty. Call to curtains, household items, with set-in leaf, $55. 742-9137. I RAISED RANCH - 7 rooms, you In the tale or GOLD BOND - matching box BEDROOM set, Bassett white, ******•••••••••••••••••••••• STK 2566 Paper hanging. New Ceilings. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- some furniture, children’s spring and mattress. Like new. THREE-ROOM apartment, MANCHESTER - Unusual one- >2675 formal dining room, family I purchate of YOUR 4056. games. 4-piece provincial, excellent Wantad to Buy 4$ bedroom Townhouse, full, Remodeling. Exterior painting. 235. Call 646-4303. condition, $495. Phone 649-3635. furnished or unfurnished. room, modern kitchen, wall- property. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry Phone 646-8390. private basement. Includes VERNON - Town House i Publisher's Notice: to-wall carpeting, aluminum GERBILS WANTED - Anyone heat, hot water, appliances, >4190 Fully insured. For estimate call BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - Autoa For Sala Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject siding, 2-car garage. Large 649-9658. Prompt, courteous service. Call Autoa For Sala 51 ANTI-FREEZE wishing to donate gerbils to the FOUR-ROOM Apartment - Se­ carp etin g "and pool. $230 and duplex style apartment im­ lot, 160x250. 247,500. 643-1496. Oak Grove Nature Center call cond floor, heat, appliances, monthly. Paul W. Dougan, mediately available. An apart­ to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes $6-9f ptr gallon 646-5854, Ext. 475, 84. Realtor, 6434535 or 646-1021. - « illega to advertise “any preference, limitation, or CEILINGS, inside painting. parking, no pets, lease, securi­ ment community of unique fcOLONIAL — Nine rooms, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing I BROWN'S TIRE SHOP ty. $190 monthly. 649-3340. architectural design and discrimination based on race, color, religion, or [Bowers School, 4 bedrooms, - Repairs and remodeling. 333 Main St. *****••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR-ROOM apartment - Cen­ beautiful landscaping. Features trally located, modem, many 1974 MONTE CARLO national origin, or an intention to make any such [ den, fully equipped kitchen, Real Sstate Prompt service on emergenev. Mantheater private entrances, patio door to 1974 CHEVELLE 646-5750, 872-2222. Phone 643-7024. NEW - Second floor, 5-room extras. Available November 1. Landau Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic transmleaioh, air 3 preference, limitation, or discrimination.” [formal dining room, reel □ RENTALS private patio area, wall-to-wall conditioning, tinted glass, body mouldings, door edge Malibu Clastic Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic tranamle- flat. Three bedrooms, kitchen Call 644-2427. elon, exterior decor, body mouldingi, radio power [room, walk-out basement,] 172 E. Center St. with self-cleaning range, casting, range, refrigerator guards, radio, vinyl trim, whitewalls, undercoat. Carter This newspaper will not knowingly accept any adver- INSIDE - Outside painting, LYNN’S PLUMBING - and garbage disposal, master Care, STK 2427 steering, wheel covert, whitewall Urea, undarcotL Carter I walk-up attic, 2-car garage, H 649-1922 646-4126 refrigerator, dishwasher and Care. STK 2352 using for real estate which is in violation of the law fe c ia l rates for people over 65. Repairs, remodeling, new con­ Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Rooma for Rant 52 FOUR NICE Rooms - New TV antenna, storage and laun­ |1(^ baths, assumable] Fully insured. Estimates given. struction. Water pumps. disposal. Fully carpeted, 2 air- stove, refrigerator, all Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings’ conditioners, laundry hookups dry facilities in basement, total mortgage at 5V2%, $40,500. Call 649-7863. French spoken also. 875-72M. DOG-CAT boarding re se r­ THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ carpeted. $175. Married couple, electric. No pets. Rental star­ advertised in this newspaper are available on an ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• vations. Combined inside/out- provided. $265 monthly. Call no pets. Call 649-8350. >4475 ting at $150 per month. For ap­ g equal opportunity basis. nished rooms, centrally Peterman Agency, 649-9^. •3595 I (CONDOMINIUM- 7 rooms, 3 1 COLLEGE Graduate students PLUMBING SHOP on Wheels - side runs, partitioned privacy, located. Kitchen privileges. pointment call 872-0528, Mon­ I bedrooms, 2(4 baths, wall-to- n MISC. SERVICS available for exterior and in­ Stocks 2,000 repair parts on our ermicidal lighting. Canine Parking. Reasonable rates. THREE ROOM furnished day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. [oliday Inne, 21X1 Sheldon Road, THREE-ROOM Apartment apartment, all utilities, 272 jwall carpeting', modern *•••••••••••••••••••######*# terior painting. Six years truck to save you money. 30 g Phone 649-2358. I kitchen with built-ins, finished ] eiyierience. Fully insured. Free years’ experience. 646-2115. Manchester, 646-5971. with heat, hot water, cooking Main St. Services Ottered 31 gas, stove, refrigerator, wall- EAST HARTFORD - Sherman (rec room, central air- estimates. Call our com­ Avenue, 4 large rooms, heated, FREE TO good home, full- WANTED responsible female to-wall caroet. $170. (Near CHARLES Apartments - East 1 conditioning, $34,500. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. *****••••••••••••••••••••••• to share home in Manchester appliances, second floor. $180 USED CAR VALUE DAYS] hospital) Security deposit, SHARPENING Service — grown gentle, double pawed, with young woman, good loca­ Middle Tpke. 4 1/2-room monthly. 649-9366. fwHEN YOU THmluiurESTATEl Saws, knives, axes, shears, Flooring 3$ long haired female cat, vac­ adults only, no pets. Available Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, I WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! Building-Contracting 33 tion, reasonable. 643-9^. November 1. 643-9678. skates, rotary blades. Quick cinated. 6464774 evenings. appliances, carpeted, air- MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Thinking of Selling Your service. Capitol Equipment FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, conditioned, heat, hot water, , | . , ^ TMUK I MASONRY - All types, (specializing in older floors). FEMALE to share 6-room bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, Property? Call TODAY! Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. fieldstone, brick, concrete. TREE PARAKEETS - To CLEAN SIX-room Duplex - storage, basement garage, all appliances, carpeting, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Ceilings and inside painting. house. Must be clean, neat, Centrally located. $150 per Free estimates, after 5 p.m., lipr citizens. Assorted colors. mature, mid 20’s. Call 278-1212, sound proofing, washer and private. $265 monthly. Swurity. p|9UaacV\at& & tiV>6seUo ■ 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- John Vqrfaille, 646-5750, 872- ■^9817. month. Adults. No pets. (Jail dryer hookup. $250. Charles S A V E N O W 643-1870 or 644-2975. Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ 7958. 2222. Ext. 728, 8-3. after 5 p.m. 649-5643. Ponticelli, 646-0800, 646-1540. tin, Inc., Realtors, 6464144. I: I j PHILBRICK NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - REWEAVING burns, holes. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Autoa For Sala 9,1 Autoa For Sala Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 51 Autoa For Sala 51 Autoa For Sala 51 SPECIAL BUY ditions, rec rooms, porches and □ MISC. FOR SALE „ 55®®'*^ ®-room Ranch atyla Con- ^ Window shades, Venetian roofing. No job too small. Call 1973 FORD GALAXIE 500 SEDAN NR dominium, 1 A baths, 2 badrooma, rac room, AGEHCY blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 649-3144. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, radio. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Artlelaa lor Sala 41 2395 ■ C«P*. badrooma, family room, flraplaca, garaga. Immadlala occupancy. REULTORS CARPENTRY — Repairs, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. remodeling, additions, roofing. DARK, RICH loam, 5 yards, 73 VEGA Removal, pruning, lot clearing >2345 73 PLYMOUTH >3140 ■ , ...... sMvi-livvi l■mlly roc Call David Patria, South Wind­ $27.50 plus tax. Also sand, Hatchback Coupe, 4 cylinder engine, automatic '■""y room. 646-4200 spraying. FULLY INSURED. sor, 644-1796. , , K loMnest Bst transmission, radio. Sebring Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic transmisalon, air |llrtpl«:«, carport, Irewl lot Immodlato occupancy. stone, gravel, pool and patio kedcar conditioning, power steering, vtnyl roof, power brakes, , Licensed. Free estimates. sand. 643-9504. 73 VEHE radio. central ■ Phone 633-5345. WES ROBBINS carpentry •6495 20-22 LILLEY STREET - Two Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, radio, lot Immodlato occupancy. Otioro Invitod. I remodeling specialist. Ad­ ALUMINUM sheets used as power steering. 73 PONTIAC >4195 heating systems. Owner may TREE SERVICE (Soucier) ditions, rec rooms, dormers, printing plates, .007 thick, Gran Prix Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, help with financing. High 30’s Trees cut, trimmed or topped, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. buOt in America 74 CAMARO *4595 air conditioning, full power options, radio, vinyl roof. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. stumps removed, fully insured. 649-3446. Phone 643-2711. ^highest L.T.Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, vinyi Got a tree problem? Well worth roof, power steering, radio, air conditioning, and much 70 MONTE CARLO >2195 a phone call. 742-8252. more. Sport Coupe. V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, vinyl p,500 - PRACTICALLY new 2- LEON Cieszynski builder - new NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 roof, power steering, radio. bedroom Condominium with 1 homes custom built, cents each. Inquire side door. 1/2 baths, basement family ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ remodeled, additions, rec Manchester Evening Herald. 72 BUICK >3595 72 DPEL •2199 room. Central air-conditioning. eling, rec rooms, offices, retum h Riviera Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic transmiuion, air station Wagon, 4 cylinder angina, automaUo tranamle- rooms, garages, kitchens dass. Wall-to-wall. Fast sale desirra. household repairs. Phone 649- Those are '74 Trucks conditioning, radio,, full power options. Sion, radio, luggage carrier. 4594. remodeled, bath tile, cement WE BUY and sell' used fur­ Average used car resale prices, August ’74! Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. work. Steps, dormers. Resi^n- niture. Cash on the line. One 70IMPAU >18« 71 TOYOTA >1695 tial or commercial. Call 649- piece or an entire housefull. at Low ’74 Prices. Custom Coupe, V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, CASH Registers and adding Station Wagon, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmisalon, OWNER SAYS SELL! - Six- 4291. 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 The figures speak for themselves. vinyl root, power steering, radio. radio. room home with garage in machines. - Sales, service, Main Street Rear, behind We etui have a good aelectlon of Average Resale desir3bl6 Hollist6r Street ares supplies. 15 years experience, Douglas Motor Sales. 73 Model They* re a telling reason to buy a new 71 BEL AIR >2195 65 FDRD •1099 < « i»n h.H Recently redone inside] formerly with NCR. Free 1974 care and trucka In stock! Price in 74. 4-DoOr, V-8 engine, automatic tranamlaalon, power Falcon Station Wagon, 8 cylinder engine, automatio S »“•« 2 ■ Estimates. C.R.S. Company, Aluminum Siding steering, radio. repainted outside. Low 30’s CLEAN USED refrigerators, *74 Gremlin—the lowest list'priced car transmission, radio. worth it. Belfiore Agency 647- Coventry, 742-6381. Kitchen Re-modeling 1413. ranges, automatic washers, built in America. 89 VOLKSWAGEN >1495 70 CHEVELLE >2095 New Addlilone with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Suy Now and Save Squareback, 4 cylinder engine. 4 speed transmission, AMC Gremlin Malibu Sport Coupe, V-8 engine, automatio banamla- ■ firopiaco, family room, Richard Martin B“cI iim ST Jdialrlci!’ d K ■ TRUCKING - odd jobs, moving R-E. MILLER, Builder radio. large appliances, cleaning Ai^liances, 649 Main St, 643- 2-4loor Coupe $1947 And, if you need an even more telling slon, vinyl root, power steering, radio. ■ KM,900 — Brand now 5-5 Duotox iMtha .11 I Call 649-1421 MANCHESTER cellars and attics, also will reason, consider this: every new *74 Gremlin 72 PLYMOUTH >2595 73 OPEL •2995 ^mlnum. ASSUMABLE 9%%, 30%EAR MORtSaqe 5 deliver small loads sand, stone, [ Fury III Sport Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic transmis­ EXPANDABLE CAPE SCREENED loam, gravel, VWR CHOICE station Wagon, 4 cylinder engine, automatio tranamla- and gravel. 644-1775 or 644-1309. is backed by the exclusive AMC Buyer sion, air conditioning, vinyl roof, power steering, radio. slon, air conditioning, radio. Four rooms down, 2 un­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY processed gravel, sand, stone, C h e v y \^ I finished up, 2 bedrooms, one BULL WORK - Any kind. Odd Carpentry and general contrac- and fill. George H. Griffing, $1442 Protection Planl“ 71 VOLKSWAGEN >1795 Inc., 742-7886. Notchback Coupe 71 VOLKSWAGEN >2595 bam, oak flooring. Low taxes. jobs, light trucking, cellars and ting. Residential and commer- 2-Ooor, 4 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, Bus, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed transmission, radio. cial. Whether it be a small FREE See your AMC Dealer today. It could radio. attics cleaned, trees remov^. I f ’rs s .x -a is jM r'”-'-" i Brick fireplace in living room. LOAM FOR Sale - $5.50 per Also brick fireplace and 647-9767, 646-3545. repair job, a custom built home 69 BEL AIR •IBBB or anything in between, call 646- yard delivered. Phone 646-3109. ir West Coast Mirrors and Rear pay dividends. 72 CHEVELLE >2650 4 door Sedan, V-8 engine, automatio iranamMon, lavatory in basement. 1379. Ford Pinto Malibu Sport Coupe, V-8 engine, standard transmission, radio. Aluminum storm windows LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, Step-up Bumper, or vinyl roof, power steering, radio. cellars and attics cleaned, ELECTRONIC Calculators for a 2-door Sedan $1626 70 NOVA •1945 and screens, oil hot water s t e p s sidewalks, stone walls, sale at reduced prices. Phone ir Camper Cap 72 MAVERICK >2395 lawns mowed, small tree work 649-4986. Coupe, 8 cylinder engine, standard transmisalon, radia Uw»«4b«l "“ ‘l^i^******** heat, copper plumbing, city Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 2 door, 8 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, radio. ««« water and sewers. Stove, concrete repairs, inside and with the purchase of any new . Jl pricM i n for b m nMcl*. SEASONED Cordwood, cord 71 DATSUN >3785 refrigerator and washer to TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ outside. Reasonably priced. Toyota Pick-Up In stock... • loiirco: AmomoUv. Moihof i/12/74. M.rt.0, 2onoo 1 ,2 o«l S. TRUCKS stay plus miscellaneous 643-0851. ' and half cord load. E. 240Z Coupe, 8 cylinder engine, 4-speed transmission. ty of jobs for fall. Yards raked, Yeomans, 742-8907. 74 CHEVROLET >3598 items. Amesite drive, over­ limed and fertilized. Attics 71 HORNr >2095 ANYlY TYPE CarpentryCarp and '4 ton pick-up, V-8 engine, automatio tranamlaalon, sized one-car garage. New cellars, cleaned. Light FUEL OIL - 37.9 cents, 200 Beat the price Increase of the Station Wagon, 8 cylinder engine, automatic transmis­ power steering, power brakes, radio, too many opdona roof 1974. Asking $36,5(K). trucking. Reasonable. 643-5305. masonrsonry work, additions and sion, radio. to list. ^ DUPLEXES rernc.n^eling...... „„„ Free estimates. A. gallon minimum. Winter is Squillacote, 649-0811. coming. Call now, Boland Oil 1975 Toyota Pick-Ups. 73 CHEVROLET >3375 72 SCOUT F.M. GAAL AGENCY WINDOW WASHING and Company, 646-6320. •3899 onlifuSlt'llKIllIru"mo woflt ^ of Manchootor. Pricod In tho uddot 50o ImpAla Sport Sodtn, V-8 onglno, automatic tranamla- Travel Top, V-8 engine, automatio tranamlaalon, powsf e43-2682 general house cleaning. Ten ' ^ L alon, air conditioning, power ateerlng, vinyl roof, radio. steering, radio. years’ e^erience. Call 647- BUILDING - Remodeling, I avallabto.■iSlaMi ‘®* Mortgagoo «ra roofing, concrete steps, SEASONED oak wood ■ Split ***WA 9030. Free estimates. and ready for fireplace. ^ AM C n Gremlin 73 DATSUN •2695 Reasonable rates. fireplaces. For estimates cal Ma n c h e st e r -.older custom orders delivered. 7^7886. PIck-up, 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed tranamlaalon, very Ow office la In conatant naad ot naw llaUnga. It yoiFra ■ 649-1142. L Y \N|iC l AMCn Dealers low mileage. 2-bedroom Ranch. Five large Blinking ot Bailing, plaaaa eall for eontUantlal InapacUon I CLEANING - Homes and ill rooms, expandable attic. MASON CONTRACTOR - BRIDGEPORT, Man-U-trace, For over ) l years, A Good Place To Buy A Carl end avaluaBon. Wa waleoma and appraelataappraelaia your Bi Enclosed front porch, garage businesses, floor and carpet 36 degrees, 2 spindles. REMEMBER, YOU cleaning. Suburban Building Plastering, custom built stone De Cormier Motor Sales, I DESBRVE ONLY TflE Close to high schools. $31,900. J. or brick fireplaces, chimney Hydraulic. For sale. Call 649- G. Possum Agency, 643-9859. Maintenance Service for free 5265. estimates. 649-9229. repair, block and cement work. New and repairs. E. Richard­ 7 ■|o y 0 T W S S ^ CHEVROLET SIX-ROOM Cape, wall-to-wall A 285 Broad Street piAiAcUtLcd & ^sseU o ! CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make son, 643-0889, 6494)606. ARIA BASS guitar and Univox i l^«^*,TOW.MLi ^ 646.2482 ■ carpeting, excellent condition amp, $215 or heat offer. Phone woughout, walking distance to sure your fireplace and Street ■ chimney are clean for this TOP QUAUTY Work - Septic, 528-8848. ITg^ia Manchester CARTER '^Hartford Arfa's Largest Dealer" E^Has *dl schools. 231,900. Holland & y®®’’s tough heating season sewer connections, bulldozing, 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phono S4B44G4.i Ruhlander, Jacqueline Smith excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. 9x12’ WOOL RUG and pad,

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BENJY BY JIM BERRY Auloa For Solo 91. AutoM For Solo h^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn.. Frl., Nov. 8.1974 — PAGE NINETEEN

y o u \HO0\r7\^'X IHAV'PA BUGS BUM OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR' HOOPI.R I DONT UNPCRSTAND tr, ^ YEAH ...YEAH,' TH ^ M^APACMP/ TV98 TRBE JUST POPPED WHAT/OH,THAT? WELL,y 1 KNOW IT "N These Cars Must Be Sold! PON T TRY YOU CAN IF YOU ACT NICE /HATTfP? 1975 MERCURY MONARCH UP OUT OF NOWHERE 7 THAT'S WHAT HAPPEWS /WON'T/|F I HAVE YOURSTINa WHEN YOU BUMP TH' 3 9 6 2 * alr-conditloning, power stearlno MANCHEStER - Two-bedroom powar brakaa, black vinyl lop, FIVE ROOM apartment TOYOTA - See us for reliable ‘ Triniportatlon, optlont, itat* tax and llcanaa, and daalar'a prap art axtra. automatic tranimlsalbn, radio MICKEY FINN available November 16th, duplex, washer hook-up. Ideal MANCHESTER - East Center used Toyotas with our 60-day v-8 engine, au^m aSTananSalon lY HANKtEONAILP adults preferred, 3150 monthly, for young adults. No children. Street. Modern air-conditioned 100% warranty. We also buy •119 5 on the floor, power steering, bucket ll-B security required. 646-4355. 3185. Call 646-6232. office space, from 100 to 2,000 saala, racing stripes, chrome rima, W ELL— S'LONQ, PHIL. ) I WISH used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, racing mirrors, green paint, radio THANKS FOR ALL 7 ir'TSOULD square feet, 34.50 per foot. 345 Center Street, Manchester, 1S72 VOLKSWAGEN I'VE REACHED A DEAD C YOU'VE DONE/ HAVEaEEN THE RECO RD O F AAV SOt FOUR rooms, second floor, FIVE-ROOM apartment in Hayes Corporation, 6464)131. 646^321. 411 Station Wagon, graan paint, •2295 ADOPTION WAS DESTROY! heat, stove and garage in­ newer 2-family, carpeted, other automatic tranamlaalon, radio, IN A 1961 FIRE) cluded. Adults only, references extras. Adults only. 646-1960 or OFFICE SPACE - Two rooms, COMPLETE junk cars bucket aaata, low mllaa. A good and security. 872-9247. 646-1170. fireplace. 380 per month. removed free in Manchester, >2208 1874 VEGA Warren E. Howland, Realtors, South Windsor, Vernon and i HOWDOWNI THREE ROOMS - Stove, 643-1108. 2-Door Hatchback, gai saving 4 AT HOOPLE FOUR LARGE rooms, newer Toiland. Call Bill’s Auto Parts, IM S MUSTANG cylinder angina, automatic • ItM If «4 M MANORS duplex, stove, refrigerator, refrigerator, heat, parking, Route 74, Tolland, Conn., 649- VESTERiPAYS ( l - d Small V-8 engine, 3-apeed tranimlaslon, bucket aaata, vinyl >«, TM lfct.u>m M, ll-ir convenient location. 649-5928 enclosed storage, convenient FIRST FLOOR - Front office 4578, 875-6231. STANDARD EQUIPMENT tranamlaalon, bucket aaata, radio aide mouldinga, whitawall tiraa,' after 5. location. 3160. N&. Belfiore, 647- with wall-to-wall carpeting and INCLUDES; and more. A very clean car. radio, 12,4(X) mllaa. Yellow paint 1413. private bath. Available AUTO INSURANCE - Compare •Solid State Ignition CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE November 1st. Heat, air- •995 •2395 our low rates. Young drivers •Uniquo Opera Wlmlow A MONEY BELTS 1-e a s t , conditioning and parking in­ welcome. For quotation call LIKE MOST CON MEN, # 1 5 ,0 0 0 h e r e : count ' A SLIOHTLV •Wheel Covara SHAP BELIEVES IN NON-COMPOS CONDITIOMt AND Autos For Solo 91 Autoi.For Solo 91 cluded. C ontact John H. Rod Dolin, 646-6(^. ouu^ u t t h e 4MO,ooo he Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. •Ml Vinyl Interior PLAYINS SAFE 7 FUFLIMFUAMMBD US If rM NOT MISTAKEN. THATS WITH HIS OWN OUT OP, WASH! i n s p e c t o r CHUMLEY PUU/Ne WE PAY 310 for complete junk •Steel Betted Radial T in t BOLAND MOTORS CASH! UP OUrSIPE! BOLTON NOTCH - Highway cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto •Fully Reclining Bucket Seats 369 Cantir StraaL Manchastar 646-6320 location across shopping Body, 528-1990.. •Manual Front Disc Brakes center, four acres, •Upper Body Paint Stripes PRISCILLA’S POP NEW 7 4 DATSUNS commercial-industrial, large NEED A CAR? Short on cash? •Briipit Rocker Panel MMgs. BY AL VERMEER paved area. 4,000 square foot 197?. CHRYSLER Imperial, ful­ Call Ed Weaver, finance Trucka tor Solo 92 p r i s c i l l a 7\ MY POP SAYS SURE, BUT WILL display or office building, expert, at 643-1181. ly loaded, 33,000. Savings Bank D O Y O U TWERE'LL BE storage buildings. Entire or T W I M K t h e r e b e p l e n t y of Manchester repossession. 1966 INTERNATIONAL 20’ PLENTY OF TIME O F B O Y S ? LOW PRICES sub-divide. Brokers invited. 1- 1968 CHRYSLER Newport, 2- 646-1700. ABOUT FOR BOYS WHEN m o r i a r t y t o o t h e r s / van, roll-up doors. No longer I ' M 3 6 . 223-4460. door, V8, 3700. Savings Bank of needed, 31,100. Kage, 91 Hm A LL M ODELS Manchester repossession. 646- 1972 PLYMOUTH Gold Duster - Street. 1700. Standard transmission. Best GREAT COLOR SELECTION 315 CENTER ST., M A N C H E S T E R , C O N N .* P h o n e 6 4 3 -S 1 3 S offer. Call 649-9273. 1970 CHEVROLET Blazer, 4- wheel driver, 32,900. Call 872- 1969 IMPALA - Two-door, V-8, 8823 after 5:30 p.m. STEVE CANYON □ AUTOMOTIVE power steering, automatic BY MILTON CANIFF transmission, excellent condi­ 1964 FORD- pick-up, 3/4-ton, J.' ir- De CORMIER tion. 31200. 742-8828. '7/4k, /«fim, Nk .IM Roo us Fh on PROBABLY OVERDO IT,'* 643-9708, or 647-1908. THE BORN LOSER i Best offer. 649-7362. 185 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-4165 Honest Douglas accepts lowest BY ART SANSOM down, smallest payments. 1973 CHEVY Sport van, cur­ Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 1970 CHEVROLET Nova - 2- tains, windows, 21,000 miles, ~niG door, 3-speed, automatic, 307 standard, 32,800. Must sell. |i>STajR8RM4E5! WT power steering, 6 cylinders, 646-8848. radio, vinyl interior, white wall } * “ tires. 31,895. Chorches Motors, 643-2791. 1975 FORD GRANADA 3174 Motorcycloa-BIcycloa $4 1968 JAVELIN V-8, standard Elegance In a new efficient sizel BIIAW NEW 1974 OPa transmission, very good condi­ EXPERT bicycle repairs, all tion. New tires. Original owner. makes, models anrfand speeds.I 3450. 647-1574 after 5 p.m. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Standard equipment includea rack and pin­ Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- ion atearing, powered brakes, contoured 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne, 2- 2098. front reclining teats, fully carpeted door, 6 cylinder, standard shift, THE FLINTSTONES Interior, center console, ~ front low mileage, good condition. 1973 YAMAHA 650 - Overhead BY HANA-BARBERA Best offer, 649-7362. cam, electric starter, excellent t !»?. vt. TV «n us « (XI X. bumper guards, side window condition. Take over payments. NSa^Nfilm V I C l NOW, defogger outlets, and flow­ 1974 VEGA GT - Excellent con­ 6,000 miles. 742-8015. ALLEY OOP WHAT DO LOVE through ventilation. A dition; low mileage. Call 649- BY V.T. HAMLIN You THINK OF THE Pipes.... TURN HERE, LURCH.' . TH E NEW TH AT'S A tremendous line of options 8274. HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1975 SIS PERHAPS SMELL ... AND MV WORKSHOP AND , W o SM O KING DIFFERENT are available for a slight ad- models on display. 1200cc Elec- T H E Y W ILL OF A I D\G a STO R Y ^ traglides and superglides. q u a r t e r s ACE DOWN B E A B L E M ? E A e " FRESH 250 cid 6 cylinder engine, power steering, AM ditlonal charge. 1972 CHEVY IMPALA, 4-door, THIS BOAOWAV.^ ' THE l,000cc Sportsters Harley TO RESULATIONS CIOAR AROMA PNEVJI radio, front and rear bumper guards,, vinyi in­ power, air-conditioning, YOU excellent condition. Bargain Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, YES/THERE / O F A sert body-side mouidings, space saver spare. price. 649-2538 after 5. Hartford. 247-9^4. h s r " m en th o l Stock No. 5032. List price including dealer prep RIDICULOUS./ CIGARETTE <3 and undercoat $4358. M^y Opeis in Stock - Ail Colors and Styles! DODGE Coronet, 1973 station THREE-SPEED bike in good / * 4 0 5 4 wagon, air-conditioned, very condition, girl’s, asking 320. <2 SPECIAL SALE PRICE Come in Today for the Best Seloction Phone 647-1103. clean, power, 32,895 firm. 649- 7 Only 11 Brand New 1974 Fords Left In Stock. 1749, 649-1627. 1972 TO'YOTA, Carina, 1 , Campera-Trallora Cows In Today For Fabulous Buys! .'-o automatic transmission, one Mobllo Homos 65 (3 S&S BUIGK owner car, in excellent condi­ ii-a FORD tion. Good gas mileage. Call SELLING Your home? Call 3050 W FhoiwB4M4B4 15 Japanese harbor Kinw M n 9 fl oven, refrigerator, sleeps 6, RINGO, TOUR EMOTIONAL coin 6 Consolidated 22 Unfortunately 42 Glossy paint 1 n u n A vtXJ LIEIN' BBAJSA FRONTIER a n a l y s t 1970 NOVI >1895 »»osa winterized, excellent condition. 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PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Nov. 8. 1974 ROCKVILLE Two Quilts To Be Auctioned HOSPITAL School Board Meets Monday

BOLTON NOTES ANDOVER district music committee, Meeting it was voted to reduce Donna Holland energy conservation steps, Admitted ’Thursday: Wanda Donna Holland the number of justices to eight. Correipondent Correspondent progress report on Rham Mid­ Therefore both the 646-0375 Brideau, Adams St., dle School, new state financial Manchester; Edwin Clemens, 646-0375 Democratic and Republican The annual "Harvest to reporting requirements, state parties nominate four persons Jianrl)p0tpr Eupnttm Irralb Spring St., Rockville; Inez The Board of Education will Holly" fair at the United •meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at guidelines on walking distance to the position at a caucus. The Methodist Church will be held Gordon, Orchard St., and riding times and school Rockville; Susan Leach, Ham­ the Andover Elementary four nominated are Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 School. calendar for 1975-1976. automatically elected. Manchester—A City of Village Charm p.m. mond St., Rockville; Barry Correction Lovltz, Enfield; Ellen Rak, Included on the agenda under The remaining four justices A special feature of the fair It was incorrectly reported in Bolton Rd., Vernon; Lettle administrative reports and ■of the peace are John Phelps, EIGHTEEN PAGES - TWO MINI PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS will be a quilt auction at 2 p.m. Wednesday’s paper that the Rauza, Center Rd., Vernon; recommendations are program (D), Cynthia Clark, Robert Lit­ Two quilts will be auctioned at presentation and schedule of four highest contestants for tle and Erich Siismets (R). a beginning bid of 2125 each. Robert Russell, Westland Rd., Ellington. future programs, maintenance justice of the peace were Holiday Closings The Lone Star patchwork Nathan Gatchell, Margaret Now You Know report, custodial resignation All town offices and Andover pattern of both was hand sewn and appointment, special Yeomans, Andrew Gasper, (D) Elementary School will be Coal Miners Begin Walkout by Maude Field about fifteen United Press International eVents calendar, student and and Ruth Munson (R). closed Monday in observance of years ago. I ' Yn Chicago, 111., takes its name staff involvement. Locally, the justices of the Veterans Day. The quilting and finishing was Also auditor’s recommen­ peace is an uncontested race. The Andover disposal area WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sporadic mine Meanwhile, walkouts were already oc­ from checagou, the Indian word Guy Farmer said: "I don’t think it’s a The Interior Department said electric completed recently. Iliose who dations, report of inspection by In 1973 by state law and by an will be closed Monday. walkouts in Appalachia -apparently curring at mines owned by the Southern for the area’s strong smelling very difficult package to sell the way it’s utilities consume about 35 million tons per worked on the quilt are Bev fire marshal, report of inter- ordinance adopted at a Town foreshadowed a nationwide coal miners’ wild onions. Ohio Coal Co. and at others in eastern Ohio tur^ng out.” month of coal and were down to an Berry, Gert Noren, Esther strike to come Tuesday while bargaining and in West Virginia, although BCOA’s average of 80 days’ supplies. The depart­ Walker, Peggy Bario, Ruth teams wrestled over contract terms here contract with the U nlt^ Mine Workers of Miller Hedges Gross, Lillian Scovell, Mary ment said it’s data indicates that within 30 during the weekend. America does not expire until 12:01 a.m. Miller said at a separate meeting with Nichols^ and Carol Dolleris. days after acpal strike begins Nov. 12,73 Just before talks recessed Friday night, Tuesday. neWamen: "Mr. Farmer is not as familiar One quilt is a shade of old power stations producing about 5 per cent the Bituminous Coal Operators Associa­ UMW President Arnold Miller said he with our membership as I am. I’ll be able rose and is 100 inches square. of toe country’s...... electric power wilfrun lliru out tion, operators of 1,200 union mines did not know about premature walkouts. to make a better assessment than anyone of coal. The other is delft blue and 104 producing about 75 per cent of the nation’s Local union and company officials said the Schools Plan Parent Conferences else when it’s time to make an The Interior Department said coke inches square. coal, delivered up another revised Southern Ohio* miners jumped the p n . assessment.” There will be a chicken pie stocks are "extremely low, averaging economic package, which the union Strike Likely Tuesday •Both apeed toe talks were propessing. luncheon from 11:30 a.m. until Bolton Center School will go to promised to study. about one week’s supply” and coke plants BOLTON Kindergarten students will cheese, fish stick, mixed Miller said; "I don’t think I’ll be satisfied 1:30 p.m. Prices for the the Bushnell in Hartford on A nationwide strike -Tuesday is likely, cannot be shut down without "serious attend school from 9 until 11:30 vegetables, cake square. unty we settlb.” Farmer said, "I think luncheon are J2.50, adults and Nov. 15 for the Jumping Frog of because even if agreement were reached damage to ovens.” Coal provides about 46 a.m. ’Tuesday. A la carte menus are also immediately, union ratifiction would take things are moving at a fairly good pace— |1, children 12 and under. No Donna Holland Caiavaras Country. per cent of toe nation’s electrical energy, School Menus available. / i n t some 10 days. It’s not a rapid pace.” He said talks were Correspondent It is in conjunction with the about 15 per cent of toe fuel requirement reservations are necessary. The following cafeteria NEWS Asked if Miller could “sell” the com­ reaching toe point that "everything you do 646-0375 Young People’s Series of the Bulletin Board for industrial and manufacturing plants Cider and coffee will be menus will be served to pany’s proposals, BCOA chief negotiator is somewhat painful.” Parent teacher conferences Hartford Symphony. The Bicentennial Committee CAPSULES and about 22 billion in export sales. available all day under the students in Bolton Elementary direction of Nancy Taylor and for students in both Bolton will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Elementary School and Bolton School and Bolton Center at the Town Hall. Hazel Lock ward. Holiday Closing School Nov. 11-15. There will be a fly-tying Center School will be held Anyone interested in working OAS Debates Sanctions Tuesday from 1:30 until 4 p.m. All town offices and schools Monday; No school. with the committee is invited to Tanker Explodes in Tokyo Bay demonstration and sale with will be closed Monday in obser­ Tuesday; Juice, meat QUITO, Ecuador (UPI) — Foreign Howard Lockward. and from 7 until 9 p.m. attend the meeting. Conferences may also be vance of Veterans Day. grinder, potato chips, cookie. ministers today worked oh a compromise Other booths and their The Andover Disposal area Wednesday; Roast turkey, agreement to end a decade of Cuban isola­ scheduled for Nov. 18 from 1:30 TOKYO (UPI) — A Japanese tanker were still missing. Maritime officials said reach toe ship because of tremendous chairmen are toys. Marge will also be closed. gravy, stuffing, mashed potato, tion and bring Fidel Castro’s regime back Jensen; knitwear, Helen until 4 p.m. packed with oil and liquefied gas slammed 32 seamen from toe tanker were plucked heat.” Students in Bolton Elemen­ buttered peas, cranberry sauce, into the inter-American community into a Liberian freighter today and Swartz; food, Ruth Grose; Parents should telephone the VITAMIN from the choppy bay waters. Six of them tary School and Bolton Center ice cream. without splitting the Organization of exploded in flames in Tokyo Bay. were badly burned. 'The spokesman said nearly five hours Gram’s attic, Betty Norris, school secretaries to make ap­ after toe collision, there was no contact pointments. School will be dismissed at 1 Thursday: Pizza with meat HEADQUARTERS American States. Japanese Maritime officials feared all Rescue workers fought for hours to con­ Nikki Richardson; handicracts, p.m. Tuesday due to parent and cheese, jello with topping. The meeting of the OAS members was with toe crew of toe 10,874-ton freif^ter, Carol Dolleris; hair-cutting, Liggett Parkade 29 crewmen aboard toe freighter Pacific trol toe flames but an explosion and the in­ teacher conferences. Friday: Macaroni and called by Columbia, Costa Rica and tense heat kept them at bay as the fire despite frantic attempts by maritime of­ Pauline Vering; Welsh aprons. Low Prices’ Alice were trapped in the roaring flames ficials. New Skirts for Venezuela to lift the economic and roared out of control. Cliff Stephens; pots and plants, and killed. A Japanese agent of toe frei^ter said diplomatic sanctions imposed on Castro’s A spokesman for toe maritime safety Shirley Grayson. Cheerleaders toe vessel carried a crew of 28 Giinese Communist government in 1964. Three Japanese crewmen from the agency said “No crewmen aboard the ship Church Fair School cheerleaders have tanker Yuyu were killed and three others from Taiwan and a South Korean seaman. been provided with skirts, At least 13 member states agreed to lift has so far been found. Rescuers cannot The fair will also feature a the embargo, saying the sanctions are a childen’s room with items thanks to funds donated by the Bolton Athletic Association. leftover of the cold war and obsolete in an made by and items made for era of detente among major powers. children to buy under the direc­ The skirts were cut and sewed tion of Saliy Jean. by Mrs. Anne Manning. The uni­ Hepatitis Reports Said Exaggerated There will be an ecumenical forms will be used from year Gibson Future Uncertain Reports that 10 cases of hepatitis may gift gallery featuring items to year. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Doubt has been virus could get into the drinking water system to check on areas where sewage i f f ’ cast on the status of Andrew E. Gibson’s be connected to toe spring at Case Mt. and when dirty water or chemicals back up made by someone who is not a could leak into toe town system. h w J f f •’y ladies of Bolton’s United Methodist Church go on the auction nomination to be energy administrator. town water fountains are exaggerated, ac­ into the system. Wi^in added that toe virus cannot be Methodist. It’s chairman is cording to Town Manager Rol^rt Weiss. r tw ) the annual church fair. Working on one of the^ilJs a r e S t! White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen For example, chemical insect repellent pinpointed by an analysis of drinking Pete Elencovf. The Christmas Weiss said this morning, "There is no Bevhisf Walker, Alice Mack, Carol Dolleris, and Lilliam Scovell (Herald photo by Bushnell Concert said Friday the nomination had not been in a home garden hose attached to house water. All toe investigators can do is tree decoration booth is under crisis situation. We are merely being the direction of Peggy Bario. Students in Grades 5 and 6 at withdrawn, but he refused to say whether faucets might back into the house if toe determine if sewage is present, he President Ford still supports it. A key cautious.” Super specials will feature There will be four puppet water pressure suddenly dropped, she reportedly said. presidential aide said privately that it was He said toe town requested federal said. five items for sale at |5 each shows by Mitchell Grayson If sewage is detected, hepatitis virus inconceivable that the nomination would water experts check the town’s system by and 10 items for 210 each. Its They will be at 11 a.m., noon, 1 Annual Fall Chore Under Way A group of five people who contacted the may also be in the water, he said. be sent to the Senate. drinking fountains “if they want to.” No virus during a threeAlay period in August chairman is Carol Dolleris. p.m. and 3 p.m. federal officials have contacted the town Men in Manchester’^ Department of St. The work will resume Tuesday, all drank from toe fountain in toe park, to say they will come, he added. she reportedly said. Public Works have started picking up after the Veterans Day holiday for Guardsmen Relieved He added that, "a very remote Motorist Dies leaves from the town’s streets. This CLEVELAND (UPI) — Eight former Some people who contacted the virus town workers. (Herald photo by Pin­ possibility" that water from town drinking also drank from toe spring at the foot of I lV members of the Ohio National Guard fountains may have carried the hepatitis Seeds Since 1820 photograph was taken on Huntington to) Gise Mt. off Spring St., it was reported. In Bomb Blast expressed deep relief Friday at their virus, caused toe town to change the plum­ acquittal in the shootings which killed four Since toe spring was shut down, men of bing on all the fountains. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - PoUce say a students and wounded nine others at Kent the Town’s Public Works Department Town Health Director Alice Turek said male motorist was killed instontly this \ o State College in 1970. They said they just have been working on toe spring to insure both te drinking fountain and the spring morning when a bomb exploded in his car BIRO FEEDING HEADQUARTERS Police Grants Reviewed wanted now to lead normal lives. its purity. have been shut off. Last week, workmen began digging on Eastern St. in the city’s Foxon section. Manchester Police won 234,736 in grants mRD FEEDERS SUNFLOWER SEED • Black or Gray the Law Enforcement Assistance Ad­ David Wiggin, director of the state’s En­ around toe spring planning to go down The explosion, which occurred at about this year from the Connecticut Planning Bombing Suspects Arrested vironmental Health Services reportedly ^LES THISTLE SEED - CRACKED CORN 9 0 ^ ministration (LEAA). The largest single about 10 feet, according to Jay Giles, 7:35 a.m. was so loud that reports from Committee on Criminal Administration, grant of 2112,605 in 1971 set up one of the PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - Police said Friday the study of the hepatitis public works director. When they are people hearing it came from Mlford and according to the recently released 1974 PEANUT HEARTS - MIXED BIRD FEED area’s most advanced communications arrested David Heesch, 34, and his wife cases is the first in the state involving done, there will be a thick clay shield West Haven as well as New Haven. GODGriATIOKS Funding Report. Bring this coupon: *1.00 allowed on *5.00 purchase Bird Supplies systems. Sheila Friday in connection with a 21 public drinking water in 36 years. around toe spring, he said. Police dispatched a bomb squad to the Vernon was the only other area- town million extortion plot against the Dr. Turek noted that hepatitis must not Dr. Turek said toe town has requested Yale Bowl area because of a report of an receiving CPCCA funds. Vernon’s total Vernon’s Grants Bonneville Power Administration. The be in the town’s system or there would bb explosion there, but theorized that the There are probably people in to. His fireman said that there federal water experts to look into toe town 263 Main street, Wethersfield, CT. 06109 Savings Bank was 220,814. Vernon received two CPCCA grants, one pair will be arraiped Monday on charges' far more reported cases. She said toe explosion heard was toe car explosion. Manchester now who were very few firemen who A grant of 29,396 came to Manchester to of 29,585 for preventive youth counseling involving the recent bombing of 11 BPA remember Foster Worthington. would ride with Foster again and one of 211,229 for a youth coordinator. In his later years he worked as COUPON Just off Marsh Street Exit, f-91 help fund a police community relations towers serving Portland. after their first trip. It is not of Manchester program. Off. Russell Holyfield was Both grants are meant to serve the a carpenter in town, and O.C. known that he ever had an acci­ youth of Vernon, Ellington and Tolland. helped him blasting out stumps M .'mber F,D 1C assigned to community relations last Singer Alleges Rape dent on the New Haven before March. James Young, the tri-town youth coor­ Consumers Losing Ground when the land was being he retired and worked in. dinator, has his offices in the memorial WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI) - Connie cleared of forest to make the The program is aimed at fostering good Manchester. relations with the public and creating building at Rockville Center in Vernon and Francis, nationally famous pop singer of south part of the east cemetery. f close to the other two towns. toe 1950, said Friday she was raped by an As a young man Foster had TOWM OF MANCHESTER programs to ease or prevent crisis The main line railroads are depah!&41 High both days U to 60. Gear tonight with year. Jay Giles, public works direc-. some can tolerate the enduring poverty of East runners qualify...... Page 12 Thompson drives across the new engineer. (Herald plidte’by knra la thi mid.-to u j ^ 80s. tor, and residents of the area look on. so many?” Perfect slate for Giants ,... Page 12 structure which replaces one,severely Other officials taking part in the ^ ...... / ■if